Publication Date

11-1-1961

Pamphlet Number

65

Document Type

Other

Description

Rye production in South Dakota does not constitute a major part of the state's agricultural activity; however, it is a crop which has a great potential to farmers who specialize in its production. The favorable climatic conditions and the absences of serious disease problems have produced a stabilized yield pattern throughout the years. Under conditions of good soil and water management yields of 30 bushels per acre are not uncommon. Additional benefits from rye production come from weed control and soil conservation.

Number of Pages

3

Format

application/pdf

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State College

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