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COLLECTION SUMMARY
Title: College
of Agriculture and Biological Sciences, Economics Department records
Dates: 1944-2009, [n.d.] (bulk
1959-1981)
Creator: Economics
Department, College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences, South Dakota
State University
Physical description:
3.0 linear feet—3 containers
Collection number:
UA 5.1
Language: Collection
material in English.
Repository:
South Dakota State
University Archives, Hilton M. Briggs Library, South Dakota State
University, Brookings, S.D.
Abstract:
Collection
consists of reports by faculty and graduate assistants for the Economics
Department, the Agricultural Experiment Station, and for the Cooperative
Extension Service. Also included are general office records produced by
the Economics Department.
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Provenance:
This is an on-going collection with material arriving through
departmental records transfers, the university campus mail, or random
donation by various individuals.
Access Restrictions:
This collection is open to research without restriction.
Items in this collection
do not circulate and may be used in-house only.
Copyright Status:
Copyright 2007 by South Dakota State University and SDSU
Archives. Please credit the SDSU Archives if you copy or reproduce
material from this finding aid.
It is the responsibility of anyone reproducing material
to determine the copyright holders and obtain permission from them if
necessary. Archives staff will provide available copyright information
on request. Please note that most collections, especially those received
before 1997, may not have complete information on file. (Revised 15 SEP
2003)
Preferred citation:
[Identification of item]. College of Agriculture and Biological
Sciences, Economics Department records, UA 5.1, South Dakota State
University Archives, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S. D.
SELECTED SEARCH TERMS
The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection
in the subject guide.
They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or
location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.
Names:
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Anderson, Rolland E. (Bud)
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Schultz, Theodore W. (Theodore William), 1902-1998.
Subjects:
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Animal industry—Economic aspects—South Dakota
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Aqueducts—South Dakota—Finance.
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Awards—Economics Department—South Dakota State
University.
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Community development—South Dakota.
-
Congresses and conventions—Economics Department—South
Dakota State University.
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East Dakota Conservancy Sub-district.
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Economics Department—South Dakota State University.
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Farm tenancy.
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Federal aid to water resources development—South
Dakota.
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Grain—Transportation—South Dakota.
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Grain trade—South Dakota—Marketing.
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Installment contacts.
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Irrigation—Economic aspects—South Dakota.
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Irrigation—South Dakota—Big Sioux River Basin.
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Land tenure—South Dakota.
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Land use—South Dakota.
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Livestock—South Dakota—Costs.
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Milk yield.
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Municipal bonds—South Dakota.
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Newsletters—Economics Department—South Dakota State
University.
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Rural development.
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Seminars and workshops—Economics Department—South
Dakota State University.
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Short courses—South Dakota State University.
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South Dakota Association of Automobile Dealers.
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Statistics—Fall River County (S.D.)
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Swine—Marketing.
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Tourism—Economic aspects—South Dakota.
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Weather—South Dakota.
BACKGROUND NOTE
Work in general economics dates back to the beginning of
instructional work at South Dakota State College, when it was taught
under the name of political economy. Later, it was taught with history
and philosophy, but finally achieved full independence when, in 1921,
the Department of Farm Economics was created as a separate department.
Development in this department consisted mainly of teaching, research
and extension. Over the years, the Economics Department has established
itself as a pioneer in the scientific study of the economic problems of
South Dakota.
According to the 1996-1998 Undergraduate Bulletin, the
Economics Department trains students to apply economic concepts and
techniques for decision-making in fields such as agricultural business,
agricultural economics, economics and business. The objectives of the
curricula taught in the department are to present the general economic
principles necessary to understand the complexities of the economic
business world and provide a foundation for graduate work in economics,
agricultural economics, business administration, management, finance,
law and other related areas of study.
The Economics Department offers majors leading to a
Bachelor of Science degree in either agricultural business or
agricultural economics from the College of Agriculture and Biological
Sciences. The department also offers a major in economics leading to a
Bachelor of Science degree from the College of Arts and Science. Within
the economics major, a student can choose an option in business
economics. Minors are also available through the department in
accounting, agricultural business, agricultural marketing and
economics. The programs provide students with a background to pursue
careers in farm and ranch management, agricultural finance,
agribusiness, banking, business finance, business management, sales and
marketing, government service and related fields.
Related Material:
Allen, Herbert R. and Wallace G. Aanderud, Budgets for
major livestock enterprises in South Dakota, Brookings, S.D.,
Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State University, 1984.
[Periodicals/Lower level: 630.7 So 87.17 no. 242]
Dobbs, Thomas L. and George Wilson Morse, Bond
financing possibilities for South Dakota aqueducts, Brookings, S.D.,
Economics Department, South Dakota State University, 1978.
[Periodicals/Lower level: 630.732 So 87.58 no. 799]
Dobbs, Thomas L. and George Wilson Morse, Federal
financing possibilities for South Dakota aqueducts, Brookings, S.D.,
Economics Department, South Dakota State University, 1978.
[Periodicals/Lower level: 630.732 So 87.58 no.798]
East Dakota Conservancy Sub-district, Investigation of
irrigation development in the Big Sioux River Basin and the East Dakota
Conservancy Sub-district, Brookings, S.D., South Dakota State
University, Dept. of Economics, Agricultural Experiment Station, 1969.
[SD Collection: S616.U6 I68 1969]
South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, History of S.D.S.C., Brookings, S.D., South Dakota State
College, 1930. [Archives: S537.S6 H47]
South Dakota State University, Economics Dept.,
Results of economics department alumni survey, Brookings, S. D.,
Economics Dept., South Dakota State University, 1993? [Periodicals/Lower
level: 330.5 Sc8 93-3]
SCOPE AND CONTENTS
NOTE
This collection is composed of reports and general office
records generated by the Economics Department within the College of
Agriculture and Biological Sciences at South Dakota State University.
The General office records series is composed of
publications produced by the Economics Department. Material included
newsletters, programs, pamphlets, infosheets, reports, and posters.
The Agricultural Experiment Station series is
composed of publications by the Agricultural Experiment Station and the
Economics Department. Topics include ranch management, irrigation, crop
budgets, land value rates, sustainable agriculture.
The Cooperative Extension Service series is
composed of publications by the Cooperative Extension Service and the
Economics Department. Topics include living and working in rural areas,
property taxes, farm machinery financing and rural economic development.
The Economics pamphlets series is composed of
pamphlets published by the Economics Department. Topics include farm
profitability, farm machinery, rural water systems, and land values.
The General reports series is composed of general
publications and pamphlets published by the Economics Department. Topics
include budgets, rural and community development, irrigation
development, swine and grain marketing, and the purchase and use of
rural land in South Dakota. Also includes infrastructure-related issues,
such as branchline economics, use of aqueducts, and groundwater
management.
The Research reports series consists of faculty
research papers published by the Economics Department. Topics include
whole-farm economics, farm real estate, rural roads, food policy, crop
and livestock budgets, water use, and women in agriculture.
The Staff papers series consists of staff papers
published by the Economics Department. Topics include agricultural
diversification, environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture,
slaughter cattle economics, land value rates and wages, and voluntary
price reports.
ARRANGEMENT
of the RECORDS
This collection is arranged into seven series: General
office records, Agricultural Experiment Station publications,
Cooperative Extension Service publications, Economics pamphlets, General
reports, Research reports, and Staff papers.
Folders for each series are arranged in alphabetical
order.
General
Office Records
Box 1.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
1 |
Ag Business
(pamphlet) |
1998 |
|
2 |
Agri-Business Day
(registration forms) |
1971-1979 |
|
3 |
Annual Economic
Scholarship Awards Banquet (programs) |
2005 |
|
4 |
Banker’s Short
Course and School (programs) |
1952-1953 |
|
5 |
Building
Agricultural College in Coroico Province of the Nor Yungas
Bolivia, South America (report) |
1992 |
|
6 |
The Business of
Economics (newsletters) |
1986-1987 |
|
7 |
Department of
Economics (newsletter) |
2001, 2004, 2006 |
|
8 |
Economics
Commentator No. 454: Recognizing Agriculture’s
“Multifunctionality” Implications for Policy Making in the
United States (newsletter) |
2004 October 3 |
|
9 |
Economics
Commentator No, 456, Local and Regional Policy Implications of
Agriculture’s “Multifunctionality” (newsletter) |
2004 December 10 |
|
10 |
Economics
Commentator No. 465, Payments for Environmental Services from
Agriculture: Experience in the United Kingdom (newsletter) |
2005 October 24 |
|
11 |
Economics
Commentator No. 466, Experiences with “Quality” Labeling of Food
Products |
2005 November 29 |
|
12 |
Economics
Commentator No. 480, Agri-Environmental Policy Options for
Working Lands in the next United States Farm Bill (newsletter) |
2006 October 27 |
|
13 |
Economics
Commentator No. 483, Competing Visions of U.S. Agriculture: We
Can Have Our Cake and Eat it Too in Reforming Federal Farm
Policy? (newsletter) |
2007 February 28 |
|
14 |
Economics
Commentator No. 484, Time for change in U.S. Farm Policy:
Fundamental Reform Emphasizing Institutions Based on
Agriculture’s Multifunctionality? (newsletter) |
2007 March 21 |
|
15 |
Economics… in a
changing competitive world (info sheet) |
[n.d.] |
|
16 |
Economics at State
(newsletter) |
1990 Summer |
|
17 |
Economics
Department Holiday Greetings |
1988 |
|
18 |
Economics
Department Newsletter |
1995 January |
|
19 |
Economics Forum
and Workshop on Economics Education (program) |
1953 Jul. |
|
20 |
Economics Tribune
(newsletter) |
1987 |
|
21 |
Farm Set for
Bookkeeping Class at Dakota Agricultural College |
[n.d.] |
|
22 |
Graduate Study in
Agricultural Economics |
[n.d.] |
|
23 |
Impact of South
Dakota Agriculture (joint newsletter with Cooperation Extension
Service) |
1990-1998, 2000 |
|
24 |
Posters (Econ
Club, new students, seniors) |
2002 |
|
25 |
Seminar – Rolland
E. (Bud) Anderson on World Agricultural Markets |
1989 |
|
26 |
South Dakota’s
Rural Industrial Development (program) |
1944 June
|
|
27 |
Symposium with
Theodore W. Schultz – A Centennial Event (program) |
1981 September |
|
28 |
Workshop on
Economic Education for Teachers (program) |
1954-1955 |
Agricultural Experiment Station publications
Box 1.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
29 |
Achieving More
Freedom by Farm Tenancy Improvement, C218 |
[n.d.] |
|
30 |
Agronomic,
Economic, and Ecological Relationships in Alternative (Organic),
Conventional, and Reduced-till Farming Systems, B718 |
1993 August |
|
31 |
Budgets for Major
Crop Enterprises in South Dakota, C226 |
1979 January |
|
32 |
Commercial Bank
Financing for Industrial Development, B649 |
[n.d.] |
|
33 |
An Economics
Analysis of Ranch Organization in Central South Dakota, Bulletin
33 |
1969 April |
|
34 |
Economic
Feasibility Methods: New Agricultural and Rural Enterprises,
B703 |
1988 August |
|
35 |
Economic
Potentials of Irrigated and Dryland Farming in Central South
Dakota, Bulletin 444 |
1955 May |
|
36 |
Farm Rural Economy
and Policy Implications of Sustainable Agriculture in South
Dakota, B713 |
1992 May |
|
37 |
Flexible Cash
Rents, Circular 185 |
[n.d.] |
|
38 |
Goals and Rules
for Farm Tenancy Improvement |
1960 February |
|
39 |
Investigation of
Irrigation Development in the Big Sioux River Basin and the East
Dakota Conservancy Sub-District, Part I: Report |
1969 May |
|
40 |
Local Public
Finance Impacts of Rural Residential Development: A Case Study
in the Rapid City School District of South Dakota, B650 |
[n.d.] |
|
41 |
Management of
Working Capital, Bulletin 583 |
1971 July |
|
42 |
Ranch Management:
Handling Drought, C255 |
[n.d.] |
|
43 |
Rangeland Leasing
Markets in South Dakota, B716 |
[n.d.] |
|
44 |
Rural
Manufacturing Development, What Influences It? A Study of South
Dakota in the 70’s, B683 |
[n.d.] |
|
45 |
Scenic and
recreational river designation: What happened to the James? B689 |
1983 March |
|
46 |
South Dakota
Agricultural Land Market Trends 1991-1996, C259 |
1996 August |
|
47 |
South Dakota
Agricultural Land Values, Cash Rental Rates, and Cropshare
Rental Practices:1993, C256 |
1993 June |
|
48 |
South Dakota
Agricultural Land Values and Cash Rental Rates: 1994, C257 |
[n.d.] |
|
49 |
South Dakota
Agricultural Land Values and Cash Rental Rates: 1995, C258 |
1995 September |
|
50 |
South Dakota
Farmland Market Trends 1991-1997, C260 |
1997 June |
|
51 |
South Dakota
Irrigation, Regional Shifts During the 1970’s, C243 |
1984 April |
|
52 |
South Dakota
Farmland Market Trends, 1991-1999, C263 |
1999 June |
|
53 |
South Dakota
Farmland Market Trends, 1991-2006, C271 |
[n.d.] |
|
54 |
Why South Dakota’s
Branchlines Face Abandonment, C244 |
[n.d.] |
Cooperative
Extension Service publications
Box 1.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
55 |
1964 Property
Taxes Payable for County Purposes in South Dakota, Report A65 |
1965 January |
|
56 |
1990 Annual
Report, Planning for Tomorrow Today, South Dakota Financial
Analysis Summary, EMC918 |
[n.d.] |
|
57 |
A Billion Dollar
Agriculture for South Dakota, EC656 |
[n.d.] |
|
58 |
Building Good
Communities for the Future, EC648 |
1966 January |
|
59 |
Comparative Crop
Budgets for Planning a Cropping Program in South Dakota, EMC864 |
1993 |
|
60 |
Do You Want to
Live in the Country? EC714 |
[n.d.] |
|
61 |
Economics of
Community Services, Budgeting Methods, EC732 |
1979 October |
|
62 |
Economics
Newsletter No. 186 |
1982 September 15 |
|
63 |
Farm Machinery
Costs, Own, Lease, or Custom Hire, EC899 |
1994 January
|
|
64 |
Financing
Alternatives for Fuel Alcohol Production Facilities, EMC842 |
[n.d.] |
|
65 |
Harvest Management
for Producing Alfalfa in South Dakota, EC898 |
[n.d.] |
|
66 |
Hospitality Tips
for Employees Serving the Traveling Public, EC719 |
[n.d.] |
|
67 |
Industrial Revenue
Bonds: A Tool to Assist Rural Development, EC689 |
[n.d.] |
|
68 |
Management Guide
for Planning a Farm or Ranch Business, EC716 |
[n.d.] |
|
69 |
Management Guide
for Planning a Farm or Ranch Business, EC744 |
1986 September
|
|
70 |
Management Guide
for Planning a Farm or Ranch Buisness, EC744 Revised |
1989 April |
|
71 |
National Water
Issues |
1982 October |
|
72 |
Planning Prices
and Livestock Budgets, EC745 |
1986 October |
|
73 |
Planning Prices
and Livestock Budgets for Farm Management Programs, EC745 |
1991 |
|
74 |
Planning and
Zoning in South Dakota, EC650 |
[n.d.] |
|
75 |
Production Supply
and Demand Estimates for Grains Grown in South Dakota 1978-1985,
Grain Price Outlook 1985-1986, EMC881 |
1985 January |
|
76 |
Rates Paid for
Custom Work in South Dakota, EC748 |
1983 |
|
77 |
Rates Paid for
Custom Work in South Dakota, EC783 |
[n.d.] |
|
78 |
Some Guidelines
for Organizing Economic Development Efforts in South Dakota
Along Trade Area Lines, EC651 |
[n.d.] |
|
79 |
Strengthening
South Dakota Tourism, EC717 |
[n.d.] |
|
80 |
South Dakota
County Salary Survey, Report C65 |
1965 August |
|
81 |
South Dakota Range
Sites, EC736 |
1980 |
|
82 |
South Dakota State
and Local Government Finance Statistics, EMC823 |
[n.d.] |
|
83 |
South Dakota Tax
Facts for Financing State and Local Government, EC746 |
1982 |
|
84 |
Use of Custom Rate
and Cost Information for Farm Machinery Management Decisions,
EMC896 |
1987 May |
|
85 |
Valuing a Standing
Crop of Corn for Silage, EMC825 |
1990 November |
|
86 |
Wheat
Transportation in Perspective, EC712 |
[n.d.] |
Economics
Pamphlets
Box 1.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
87 |
Analysis of
Effects of Machinery Costs on Relative Profitability of
Different Farming Systems, 93-2 |
1993 August |
|
88 |
Case Study of the
Profitability of a South Dakota Farm Using the Integrated Farm
Management Program, 96-2 |
1996 Jul. |
|
89 |
Crop, Livestock,
and Miscellaneous Statistics for South Dakota Agriculture, No.22 |
1947 February |
|
90 |
The Euro: Ready or
Not? A Retrospective on European Unification: Some Lessons for
1999, 98-1 |
1998 January |
|
91 |
An Investigation
into Possible Problems Arising from Repeal of the Personal
Property Tax in South Dakota, 138 |
1971 October |
|
92 |
Projecting
Brookings Growth from College Enrollment Estimates, 105 |
1959 September |
|
93 |
Ramifications of
Land Values, Farm Policies, and Transportation, Highlights of
Papers Presented at the Sixteenth Agri-Business Day: April 4,
1978, 155 |
[n.d.] |
|
94 |
South Dakota’s
Privately Developed Irrigation Systems, Energy Sources, and
Water Sources, 85-1 |
1985 March |
General
Reports
Box 1.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
95 |
Agricultural and
Soil Geography of South Dakota, Pedology Report, 92-4 |
1992, June |
|
96 |
Agri-Environmental
Stewardship Schemes and “Multifunctionality” |
[n.d.] |
|
97 |
Bond Financing
Possibilities for South Dakota Aqueducts |
1978 December |
|
98 |
Branchline
Economic Feasibility Analysis: Andover, SD to Brampton, SD |
[n.d.] |
Box 2.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
1 |
Branchline
Economic Feasibility Analysis: Mitchell, SD to Rapid City, SD |
[n.d.] |
|
2 |
Branchline
Economic Feasibility Analysis: Napa, SD to Platte, SD |
[n.d.] |
|
3 |
Branchline
Economic Feasibility Analysis: Trent, SD to Elk Point, SD |
[n.d.] |
|
4 |
Budgets for Major
Livestock Enterprises in South Dakota |
1980 October |
|
5 |
Central South
Dakota Weather from 1873-1960 |
1962 February |
|
6 |
Data Bank Budgets
for Livestock Enterprises |
1976 September |
|
7 |
The Effect of Size
and Business Organization on the Woman’s Role in Farm Task
Participation and Decision Making |
1991 |
|
8 |
Electricity from
Hot Dry Rock Geothermal Reservoirs: An Economic Analysis |
1977 August |
|
9 |
Fall River County
Statistical Data |
1976 April |
|
10 |
Federal Financing
Possibilities for South Dakota Aqueducts |
1978 December |
|
11 |
Future Milk
Production of Eastern South Dakota |
1981 September |
|
12 |
Groundwater
Management: Some Methodological Issues |
[n.d.] |
|
13 |
Impact of Rural
Development Programs on Tax Revenues and Government Services |
1975 October 13 |
|
14 |
Industrial
Development: Citizen’s Workbook for Assessing Economic and
Public Finance Impacts |
1976 October |
|
15 |
Installment
Contracts for the Purchase of Land in South Dakota |
1959 December |
|
16 |
Looking Ahead –
Prepared for the South Dakota Associate of Automobile Dealers |
1963 May |
|
17 |
Major Uses of Land
in the First Planning and Development District, SD |
1975 July |
|
18 |
Multifunctional
Economic Analysis |
2004 |
|
19 |
Pilot Study to
Investigate Efficient Grain Transportation and Marketing Systems
for South Dakota |
1976 June |
|
20 |
Putting it
Together – Key to Successful Farming |
1991 |
|
21 |
Roles and
Limitations of Enterprise Diversification |
[n.d.] |
|
22 |
Rural
Underdevelopment: Unemployment and Underemployment in South
Dakota, EMC 877 |
1984 May |
|
23 |
Some Business and
Public Sector Effects of Irrigation Development |
1979 January |
|
24 |
South Dakota’s
Agricultural Economy in Perspective |
1987 December |
|
25 |
Successful Family
Farming in Times of Crisis |
1988 November |
|
26 |
Study Committees
for Community Development: Organizational Suggestions |
1977 January |
|
27 |
Travel and Tourism
in South Dakota |
1977 Summer |
|
28 |
Understanding
Swine Marketing |
[n.d.] |
|
29 |
Work Roles of
South Dakota Farm Couples |
[n.d.] |
Research
Reports
Box 2.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
30 |
The 1970’s: A
Decade of Growth in South Dakota Irrigation, 83-4 |
1983 September |
|
31 |
The 2001 National
Agricultural, Food, and Public Policy Preference Survey: The
South Dakota Perspective, 2003-1 |
2003 May |
|
32 |
Agricultural Debt
Perspective in South Dakota 1969-1989, 91-2 |
1991 April |
|
33 |
Agricultural and
Food Policy Decisions: A 1989 Perspective from South Dakota’s
Agricultural Producers, 89-4 |
1989 September |
|
34 |
Agricultural and
Food Policy Preferences: The 1994 Perspectives of South Dakota’s
Agricultural Producers, 94-6 |
1994 December |
|
35 |
Alternative Road
Networks for a South Dakota Township, 92-5 |
1992 June |
|
36 |
Contribution of
Alfalfa to Whole-Farm Profitability of Farming Systems in
Northeast South Dakota, 93-3 |
1993 August |
|
37 |
Crop Budgets for
Irrigated Agriculture in Central-East Central South Dakota –
1982, 82-2 |
1982 |
|
38 |
Evaluation of
Irrigated and Non-Irrigated Corn Production in Brookings County,
95-3 |
1995 September |
|
39 |
Farm Management
Innovators: Characteristics of Eastern South Dakota Farm
Operators, 92-4 |
1992 June |
|
40 |
Farm Program
Flexibility Options and Sustainable Agriculture, 91-9 |
1991 September |
|
41 |
Livestock Budgets
and Whole-Farm Economic Analysis: South Dakota Sustainable
Agriculture Case Farms, 90-7 |
1990 December |
|
42 |
Long-Term
Productivity and Profitability of Conventional and Alternative
Farming Systems in East-Central South Dakota: A Case Study, 94-5 |
1994 November |
|
43 |
“Near-Organic” and
“Mainstream” Crop-Livestock Production: South Dakota Case Study,
95-5 |
1995 December |
|
44 |
Potential Use of
the Conservation Security Program to Encourage Diverse Crop
Rotations in Eastern South Dakota, 2006-1 |
2006 Jul. |
|
45 |
South Dakota
Agricultural Land Values and Rental Rates: 1992, 92-1 |
1992 June |
|
46 |
South Dakota Farm
Real Estate Values and Rental Rates: 1991, 91-3 |
1991 June |
|
47 |
South Dakota’s
Rural Roads, 91-10 |
1992 February |
Box 3.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
1 |
Water
Institutional Structure in South Dakota, 91-5 |
1991 August |
|
2 |
Water
Institutional Structure in the Upper Midwest, 91-2 |
1992 June |
|
3 |
Water Use Trends
in South Dakota, 91-6 |
1991 August |
|
4 |
Women in
Agriculture: A Summary of the 1990 Research Project and
Recommendations for Extension, 91-4 |
1991 June |
|
5 |
Trends in Water
Use in the Upper Midwest, 92-3 |
1992 June |
Staff
Papers
Box 3.
|
Folder |
Folder Title |
Dates |
|
6 |
ASEAN-4:
Agricultural Diversification in the 1990s, 93-2 |
1993 February |
|
7 |
CROPBUDGET: Review
and Application, 91-9 |
1991 December |
|
8 |
Crop Production
Management in South Dakota: LISA Farmers Compared to Farmers in
General, 91-7 |
1991 September |
|
9 |
Determining a
“Fair” Beef Cow Lease Agreement When Risk is Considered, 93-1 |
1993 February |
|
10 |
Did the Voluntary
Price Reporting System Fail to Provide Price Transparency in the
Cash Market for Dressed Steers: Evidence from South Dakota,
2003-5 |
2003 June |
|
11 |
Differences in
Longitudinal Union Relative Wage Effects Across Gender and Race,
90-10 |
1992 September |
|
12 |
Divestiture
By-Pass, Entry, Cross-Subsidization: Conflicting Forces in the
Deregulation of the South Dakota Telecommunications Market, 92-9 |
1992 September |
|
13 |
Discontinued
Voluntary Price Reports for Live Cattle: Will They Be Missed By
Producers? 2003-4 |
2003 April |
|
14 |
Economic Analysis
of SODSAVER Provision of the 2008 Farm Bill for South Dakota,
2009-1 |
2009 Jul. |
|
15 |
Economic Analysis
Prepared for the Environmental Impact Statement on Black-tailed
Prairie Dog Conservation and Management on the Nebraska National
Forest and Associated Units, 2004-2 |
2004 December |
|
16 |
Economic Impact of
Livestock Grazing and Recreation on the Ft. Pierre National
Grasslands, 92-4 |
1992 April |
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17 |
Effects of
Including Alfalfa in Whole-Farm Plans: Comparison of
Conventional, Ridge Till, and Alternative Farming Systems, 91-1 |
1991 April |
|
18 |
The Effect of
Uncertainty on a Joint Product of Smuggling, 92-6 |
1992 September |
|
19 |
An Empirical
Analysis of the Efficiency of Four Alternative Marketing Methods
for Slaughter Cattle, 92-7 |
1992 September |
|
20 |
The Empirical
Issue of Smuggling: A Discussion of Methodology, 92-3 |
1992 February
|
|
21 |
Examining Economic
Impact and Recovery in South Dakota from the 2002 Drought,
2003-8 |
2003 December |
|
22 |
Factors
Influencing Post-Contract CRP Land Use Decisions in South
Dakota, 94-3 |
1994 February |
|
23 |
Family Farms:
Forces Shaping Their Future, 91-2 |
1991 March |
|
24 |
French Quality and
Eco-Labeling Schemes: Do They Also Benefit the Environment?
2003-7 |
2003 July |
|
25 |
Impacts of Federal
Farm Program Payments on Cropland Values and Rental Rates:
Evidence from County-level Data in South Dakota, 2004-1 |
2004 August |
|
26 |
Impacts of Rising
Energy Prices on the Attractiveness of Sustainable Farming
Systems, 91-4 |
1991 June |
|
27 |
Implications of
“Freedom to Farm” for Crop System Diversity in the Western Corn
Belt and Northern Great Plains, 99-3 |
1999 October
|
|
28 |
Implications of
Sustainable Farming Systems in the Northern Great Plains for
Farm Profitability and Size, 93-5 |
1993 August |
|
29 |
The Interface of
Agricultural Land Leasing, Conservation, and Value sets: An
Analysis, 2003-3 |
2003 April |
|
30 |
Irrational
Markets, Irrational Investors: The Foreign Card, 2003-1 |
2003 |
|
31 |
Labor Unions and
Racial Wage Differentials: A Longitudinal Analysis, 91-6 |
1991 April |
|
32 |
Major
Characteristics of and Post-Contract Land Use Intentions for
Conservation Reserve Program Wetland Tracts, 94-2 |
1994 February |
|
33 |
Mandatory Versus
Voluntary Price Reporting: An Empirical Investigation of the
Market Transparency Controversy, 2002-4 |
2002 |
|
34 |
Organic Versus
Sustainable Fed Cattle Production: A South Dakota Case Study,
95-2 |
1995 May |
|
35 |
PLANETOR: Review
and Application, 91-10 |
1991 December |
|
36 |
Potential for
Cost-Share Policies to Improve Quality Without Reducing Farm
Profits, 96-4 |
1996 December |
|
37 |
Price Transparency
in the Voluntary Price Reporting System for Live Cattle: Theory
and Empirical Evidence from South Dakota, 2005-1 |
2005 May |
|
38 |
‘Quality’ and
‘Eco-labeling’ of Food Products in France and the United States,
2002-7 |
2002 November |
|
39 |
Results of
Economic Department Alumni Survey, 93-3 |
1993 |
|
40 |
Retained Ownership
Revisited: The Economic Significance of Genetic Variability,
92-8 |
1992 September |
|
41 |
Risk and the
Economic Incentive to Retain Ownership of Steer Calves, 2003-6 |
2003 June |
|
42 |
Risk and Market
Participant Behavior in the U.S. Slaughter Cattle Market, 94-4 |
1994 April |
|
43 |
The Role of
Industry Attributes in Determining the Pattern of U.S.-Canada
Intra-Industry Trade in 1997, 2004-3 |
2004 September |
|
44 |
The Skills and
Training Needed by Farm Management Researchers in the Future:
Discussion, 93-4 |
1993 May |
|
45 |
Smuggling and
Parallel Markets for Exports, 91-8 |
1991 October |
|
46 |
Sustainable
Agriculture Development in China: Report of a Field Visit, 90-4 |
1990 October |
|
47 |
Sustainable
Agriculture Policy Analysis: South Dakota On-Farm Case Studies,
90-5 |
1990 October
|
|
48 |
Teaching
Introductory Statistics: A Graphical Relationship between the
Cumulative Distribution Function and the Probability
Distribution Function, 92-5 |
1992 September |
|
49 |
Typical Farm
Theory in Agricultural Research, 90-6 |
1990 October |
|
50 |
Uncertainty over
the Quality of Labor Inputs: A Nonmonopoly Theory of Union Wages
and Hours Worked, 00-8 |
2000 October |
|
51 |
Underlying Values
and Beliefs “Modern Science” Versus “Sustainable Development”
92-11 |
1992 December |
|
52 |
Working Lands
Agri-environmental Policy Options and Issues for the Next United
States Farm Bill, 2006-3 |
2006 September
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