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Optimal Harvest Moisture Content for Maximizing Mid‐South Rice Milling Yields and Returns

Author:

Nalley Lanier¹,Dixon Bruce²,Tack Jesse³,Barkley Andrew⁴,Jagadish Krishna⁵

Affiliation:

1. Dep. of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Univ.of Arkansas 217 Agricultural BuildingFayettevilleAR72704

2. Dep. of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Univ. of Arkansas 217 Agricultural BuildingFayettevilleAR72704

3. Dep. of Agricultural Economics Mississippi State Univ. 255 Tracy Dr Mississippi State MS 39762

4. Dep. of Agricultural Economics Kansas State Univ. 217 Waters HallManhattanKS66502

5. Dep. of Agronomy Kansas State Univ. 2004 Throckmorton Ctr.ManhattanKS66502

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Agronomy and Crop Science

Link

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