Publication Date

Fall 1981

Description

This issue contains the 94th South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station Annual Report. This report covers July 1, 1980 - June 30, 1981.

Director’s Comment [p] 2 “what price on comfort and beauty and vegetable gardens? What price on a windbreak? You might be surprised “
Honor to a sorghum scientist [P] 3 “ sorghum growing in South Dakota changed direction forever after Cliff Franzke’s remarkable discoveries in breeding plots“
Shut down? No way! [p] 5 “ Even if demand for fuels alcohol is at ‘simmer,’ SDSU’s plant is alive and brewing, ready for next go-round”
Fighting vandalism [p] 10 “Lighting, locking, and identification are main weapons against rural crime but too few of us follow up, study says”
Molite…the research [p] 13 “they ‘changed the face of South Dakota ‘when, armed with solid research evidence, they turned next to convincing an investor”
Molite…and its use [p] 15 “it’s come full circle: the need and idea spawned research, which got applied, and bred still another need and another idea”
More than a paycheck [p] 18 “The benefits of a college education spill out to all of us when students work at the side of our agricultural scientists”
94th annual report [p] 23

Editor

Mary Brashier

Contributors

Duane Hanson

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station, South Dakota State University

Pages

36

South Dakota Farm and Home Research (Fall 1981)

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Agriculture Commons

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