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Grain Production & Handling Trends In South Dakota And Their Implications, Bashir Qasmi, Clayton Wilhelm
Grain Production & Handling Trends In South Dakota And Their Implications, Bashir Qasmi, Clayton Wilhelm
Economics Staff Paper Series
Over the last three decades, producers in South Dakota have planted increasingly more acres under corn and soybeans and have moved away from producing oats and barley. The wheat production in the state has also increased during this period. The grain handling industry in South Dakota has also changed over time. The number of commercial elevators has significantly decreased during the past 30 years, and the operating capacities of the remaining ones are much larger. Genetically modified (GM) or transgenic corn and soybeans were introduced in 1996. Presently, South Dakota is leading the nation in adoption of transgenic corn and …
Economic And Environmental Impacts Of Agricultural Management Systems On Wetland Areas In East-Central S. D.; Weather: Wet, Drought, Frost, Corn & Soybean Outlook, Eric Stebbins, Larry Janssen, Diane Rickerl, Richard Shane
Economic And Environmental Impacts Of Agricultural Management Systems On Wetland Areas In East-Central S. D.; Weather: Wet, Drought, Frost, Corn & Soybean Outlook, Eric Stebbins, Larry Janssen, Diane Rickerl, Richard Shane
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Grain Marketing Alternatives, Richard Shane
Grain Marketing Alternatives, Richard Shane
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Grain Price Outlook: 1994; Cattle And Hog Situation And Outlook, Richard Shane, Gene Murra
Grain Price Outlook: 1994; Cattle And Hog Situation And Outlook, Richard Shane, Gene Murra
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Frorward Pricing Grain With No Cancellation Penalties; Livestock Outlook, Brian H. Schmiesing, Gene Murra
Frorward Pricing Grain With No Cancellation Penalties; Livestock Outlook, Brian H. Schmiesing, Gene Murra
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
Grain Market Expectations, Richard Shane
Agricultural Processing Possibilities In South Dakota: The Alcohol Fuels Case, Thomas Dobbs
Agricultural Processing Possibilities In South Dakota: The Alcohol Fuels Case, Thomas Dobbs
Economics Staff Paper Series
Fuel alcohol production experience and prospects are addressed in this paper as a case example of agricultural processing development in South Dakota. The remarks here are based largely on interdisciplinary research at South Dakota State University (SDSU) in which I have participated over the past four years. This research, coupled with development experiences in fuel alcohol over the past few years, provides insights to prospects and limitations for furthering agricultural processing in South Dakota.
Evidence On The Economic Feasibility Of Small Scale Fuel Alcohol Production, Thomas Dobbs, Randy Hoffman, Ardelle Lundeen
Evidence On The Economic Feasibility Of Small Scale Fuel Alcohol Production, Thomas Dobbs, Randy Hoffman, Ardelle Lundeen
Economics Staff Paper Series
Findings from interdisciplinary research at South Dakota State University with a pilot fuel alcohol plant are presented. That research and other studies indicate that small plants will have difficulty in competing with larger plants and in supplying fuel that is competitive in cost with petroleum-based fuels.
Framework For Examining The Economic Feasibility Of Small Scale Alcohol Plants, Thomas Dobbs, Randy Hoffman, Ardelle Lundeen
Framework For Examining The Economic Feasibility Of Small Scale Alcohol Plants, Thomas Dobbs, Randy Hoffman, Ardelle Lundeen
Economics Staff Paper Series
The feasibility of producing fuel alcohol from grain has received much attention from the Midwest and Plains States over the last few years. There has been interest in plants ranging from quite small on farm stills to very large, fuel-feed complexes costing many millions of dollars. As a result of this interest, several studies of the economic feasibility of large-scale fuel alcohol plants were conducted and published in the late 1970. More recently, a few studies of the economics of smaller-scale plants have been initiated, and some of the results are now beginning to appear in print (Hutchinson and Dobbs; …
Can There Be A U.S.-Canada Wheat Export Price Agreement?, Robert J. Antonides
Can There Be A U.S.-Canada Wheat Export Price Agreement?, Robert J. Antonides
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.
The Russian Grain Purchase Agreement, Arthur B. Sogn
The Russian Grain Purchase Agreement, Arthur B. Sogn
Economics Commentator
No abstract provided.