Alternative field crops -- [ Additional Resources ]

• Growing Safflower in Nebraska (University of Nebraska)
• Rapeseed/Canola Production (Colorado State University)
• Mungbean (Jefferson Institute)
• Sesame (Jefferson Institute)
• Cowpea (Jefferson Institute)
• Alternative Agronomic Crops (ATTRA)
• Cuphea (Western Illinois University)
• Okra (Western Illinois University)
• Milkweed (Western Illinois University)
• Considerations in Special or Minor Crop Contracts (Alabama A&M University)
• Canola: A Promising Oilseed (University of Missouri)
• Barley (University of Missouri)
• Buckwheat: A Multi-Purpose, Short-Season Alternative (University of Missouri)
• Cuphea (Iowa State University)
• Disaster Assistance for Minor Crops (Jefferson Institute)
• Strategies for Commercializing New Crops (Jefferson Institute)
• Alternative Crop Seed Source Directory (Jefferson Institute)
• Marketing Specialty Crops (Jefferson Institute)
• Income Generation Using Alternative Crops (University of Nebraska)
• Alternative Crop Marketing Directory (Jefferson Institute)
• Alternative Crop Seed Source Directory (Jefferson Institute)
• Rapeseed and Crambe (Kansas State University)
• Alternative Crops in Double-Crop Systems for Missouri (University of Missouri)
• Flax (Jefferson Institute)
• Canola (Jefferson Institute)
• Spring Flax Budget (Jefferson Institute)
• Cowpea Budget (Jefferson Institute)
• Winter Canola Budget (Jefferson Institute)
• Spring Canola Budget (Jefferson Institute)
• New Crops for Illinois (Southern Illinois University)
• Alternative Field Crops Manual (University of Minnesota; University of Wisconsin)
• Determining Amaranth and Canola Suitability in Missouri (Jefferson Institute)
• Flax (University of Minnesota)
• Canola Production in Ohio (Ohio State University)
• Crambe Production (University of Nebraska)
• Canola Production (University of Nebraska)
• Oat Production in Nebraska (University of Nebraska)
• Crambe (North Dakota State University)
• Specialty and Non-Traditional Crops (Kansas State University)
• Alternative Crops (Ohio State University)
• Flax Production (North Dakota State University)
• Tame Mustard Production (North Dakota State University)
• Safflower Production (North Dakota University)