Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income in Central South Dakota: Aurora, Brule, Charles Mix, Gregory and Jerauld Counties

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: ( 1) To provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) To develop a research background for evaluating Government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income in Cetnral South Dakota: Brown and Spink Counties

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes· to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: (1) to provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) to develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income in Central South Dakota: Buffalo, Hand and Hyde Counties

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were (1) To provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) To develop a research background for evaluating Government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income: Beadle, Clark, Codington, Day, Marshall and Roberts Counties

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: (1) to provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) to develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income in Central South Dakota: Hughes and Sully Counties

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: (1) To provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) To develop a research background for evaluating Government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income, Faulk and Potter Counties, South Dakota

The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: (1) To provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices, and (2) To develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Effect of Alternative Wheat and Feed Grain Prices on Optimum Farm Plans and Income, North Central South Dakota

The purpose of this report is to present some results of a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project-GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were: (1) To provide economic data needed by farmers to make profitable adjustments in their farming systems and production practices, and (2) To develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Machinery Costs on Typical Wheat Farms in North Eastern South Dakota: Beadle, Clark, Codington, Day, Marshall, and Roberts Counties

The data presented in this report were gathered and compiled in a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project--GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were (1) to provide economic data needed by farmers and to make adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) to develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Machinery Costs on Typical Wheat Farms in North Central South Dakota: Brown and Spink Counties

The data presented in this report were gathered and compiled in a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project--GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were (1) to provide economic data needed by farmers and to make adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) to develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions

Machinery Costs on Typical Wheat Farms in Central South Dakota: Aurora, Brule, Charles Mix, Gregory, and Jerauld Counties

The data presented in this report were gathered and compiled in a cooperative research project between the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and the Farm Production Economics Division, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. This research contributes to a larger project--GP-5, Economic Problems in the Production and Marketing of Great Plains Wheat. The general objectives of the research undertaken in South Dakota were (1) to provide economic data needed by farmers and to make adjustments in their farming systems and production practices and (2) to develop a research background for evaluating government farm programs under varying assumptions