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Idaho food manufacturing accounts directly for 16,000 Idaho jobs (2% of the total), $8.5 billion in sales (7.3% of the total), and $1.2 billion of Idaho's gross state product (2% of GSP). This publication discusses the economic contributions made by the processing of barley, beef, dairy products, potatoes, sugarbeets, and wheat in Idaho. For each commodity, the publication discusses economic contribution, processing and location, production and price trends, and strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

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Title:
The role of agricultural processing in Idaho's economy : status and potential
Creator:
Lewin, Paul; Painter, Kathleen; Patterson, Paul E.; Rimbey, Neil; Gray, C. Wilson
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2013-12
Extent:
20 pages.
Publication Series:
Bulletin
Series Number:
BUL 886
Subjects:
agricultural experiment stations agriculture bulletins agribusiness
Source:
University of Idaho Extension Publications, UIEXTPUBS S 53, Special Collections and Archives, University of Idaho Library
Source Identifier:
uie_b886
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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"The role of agricultural processing in Idaho's economy : status and potential", Agricultural Experiment & UI Extension Publications, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/uiext/items/uiext33114.html
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