Alternative Field Crops Manual

"This Alternative Field Crops Manual addresses the need for detailed information on the production of a number of agronomic crops adapted to the upper Midwest. Our intent is to provide county extension agents and others in educational roles a concise, uniform source of information on those field crops which may be considered as alternatives to traditional farm commodities.

Chapter	Date Printed
Adzuki Bean	Nov. 1989
Amaranth	Nov. 1989
Broomcorn	May 1990
Buckwheat	Nov. 1989
Canarygrass	Sept. 1990
Canola or Rape	Nov. 1989
Chickpea	May 1990
Comfrey	Feb. 1992
Cowpea	July 1991
Fababean	Nov. 1989
Fieldbean	May 1990
Field Pea	April 1991
Flax	Nov. 1989
Garbanzo bean	see Chick Pea
Forages, Brassica   Rutabaga   Turnip	Jan. 1992
Jerusalem Artichoke	March 1991
Lentil	May 1990
Lupin	Nov. 1989
Meadowfoam	Oct. 1990
Millets	May 1990
Mungbean	May 1990
Mustard	July 1991
Peanut	July 1991
Popcorn	Nov. 1989
Quinoa	Feb. 1990
Rye	Sept. 1990
Safflower	Feb.1992
Sesame	May 1990
Sorghum—Grain (Milo)	Nov. 1989
Sorghum—Syrup	Nov. 1990
Spelt	May 1990
Sugarbeet	July 1991
Sunflower	Nov. 1990
Triticale	Nov. 1989
Wild Rice	April 1992
Castorbeans	May 1990
Cool Season Grass Seed Production	Sept. 1990
Crambe	July 1991
Ginseng	April 1992
Guar	Feb. 1991
Hairy Vetch	Sept. 1990
Hop	Nov. 1990
Jojoba	Oct. 1990
Kenaf	April 1991
Kochia	Sept. 1990
Psyllium	June 1992
Sorghum—Forage	Oct. 1990
Vernonia	Feb. 1992

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