Paper · 1923 · Open PRAIRIE (South Dakota State University)

Soybeans in South Dakota

Ralph E. Johnston

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Abstract

Discusses the uses for soybeans in South Dakota, including hogging down, seed, silage, and hay. It also describes that the best place to grow soybeans is east of the Missouri River, how to plant, and the best types to grow in South Dakota.

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The best place to grow soybeans in South Dakota is east of the Missouri River.

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SoybeansGlycine maxt0
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best place to grow soybeans is east of the Missouri Rivere0
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South Dakotae0

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Glycine max
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“Soybeans”

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“It also describes that the best place to grow soybeans is east of the Missouri River, how to plant, and the best types to grow in South Dakota.”

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