GIS-based environmental and economic analysis of integrated crop-livestock production systems in southern Iowa
GIS-based environmental and economic analysis of integrated crop-livestock production systems in southern Iowa
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1995
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Tim, U. Sunday
Tim, U. Sunday
Jolly, Robert
Otto, Daniel
Tim, U. Sunday
Jolly, Robert
Otto, Daniel
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Crop and livestock production are important economic components for many rural com munities. In 1992, Iowa led the nation in corn and hog production, and ranked second, third, seventh, and eighth, respectively in soybean, cattle and calves, poultry, and dairy cow pro duction. Livestock and livestock products generated over 64% of the state's total cash farm receipts during 1992—more than $6.5 billion sales at the farm level.