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Date And Rate Of Corn Planting, A. N. Hume, V. A. Dirks, D. B. Shank
Date And Rate Of Corn Planting, A. N. Hume, V. A. Dirks, D. B. Shank
Research Bulletins of the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station (1887-2011)
Corn is South Dakota’s most important grain crop. It is grown on 4 million acres annually. South Dakota ranks ninth among the states as a corn producer, having one-twentieth of the national acreage and one-thirtieth of the production.
The state may be divided into three areas on the basis of the place of corn on the farm: the eastern area, where corn is complementary to wheat and grazing; and the western area, where corn is supplementary grazing.