Economic Feasibility of a Hog Slaughtering And Processing Facility In North Dakota

This report is one of a series being conducted under a special Research and Extension Rural Development Project at North Dakota State University as authorized by Title V of the Rural Development Act of 1972. The study was initiated and partial funding was provided through a grant from the North Dakota Business and Industrial Development Department.Agribusiness,

Herd Book Page

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1976 Land Rental

North Dakota farmers continue to use land leasing as an important part of their resource acquisitions. In 1976, cash rent replaced the crop-share as the most widely used lease type. Cash rental rates continued to rise but at a slower rate than in 1975

Farm leasing in North Dakota

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Economic Feasibility of a Hog Slaughtering And Processing Facility In North Dakota

This report is one of a series being conducted under a special Research and Extension Rural Development Project at North Dakota State University as authorized by Title V of the Rural Development Act of 1972. The study was initiated and partial funding was provided through a grant from the North Dakota Business and Industrial Development Department

North Dakota Farm Leasing in 1975

Renting land continues to become more important in North Dakota as treads to larger farm sizes and fewer land sales continue. Crop-share leases are the most widely used lease, with the 2/3-1/3 lease as the most popular arrangement. Cash rental rates rose 29 per cent over the 1974 average

Lease equity in crop-share leases

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Costs and Returns for Small Livestock Slaughter Plant in North Dakota

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