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The Role Of Potatoes In Idaho'S Economy Item Info

Title:
The Role Of Potatoes In Idaho'S Economy
Creator:
Robison, M. Henry; Guenthner, Joseph F.; Meyer, Neil L.; Foltz, John C.; Wolf, Scott A.; Smathers, Robert L.
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1993
Description:
Idaho is famous for its potatoes for good reasons. The state's potato industry is an outstanding example of how natural resources, production. technology, and marketing expertise can be combined to develop a thriving industry. Forty years ago Maine was the number one potato state, and Idaho produced only 16 percent of the U.S. crop. Idaho's share has steadily increased since then (fig. 1) and continues to grow. In the 1990s Idaho is clearly the number one producer, growing nearly 30 percent of the nation's crop. EXP-756
Subjects:
Includes individual crops/industries regional economics general agricultural production Impact analysis
AgEcon Search Subjects:
Crop Production/Industries Community/Rural/Urban Development Production Economics Research Methods/ Statistical Methods
Series:
Agricultural Economic Research Series
Publisher:
Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Departments:
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
Source:
Agricultural Economic Research Series no. 93-11, College of Agriculture, University of Idaho
Source Identifier:
aers93-11
Type:
Text
Format Original:
document
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng
Contributing Departments:
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

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