80 - COSTS OF PRODUCING SUGAR BEETS 
VI.—Miscellaneous. 
A. Mosp. [uronsave SourcEs oF Farm Income (1922): 
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GENERAL INFORMATION 
1. Variation in costs for season 1923-24 from 1922-23. 
(a) Contract labor. _ oo _____ 
(b) Hired labor. 
(¢) Yield________. 
(d) Any new operations. ._ 
2. Estimate effect, if any, of existence of sugar factory upon: 
Value of all tillable lands______ 
Value of lands devoted to beets_ __.. 
What is the chief competing crop?..___ 
Value of beet land for chief competing erop_.______ 
Change in land value if beet factory were removed _ 
3. Chief reasons for growing beets (cash crop; certainty of yield; soil improve- 
ment; better distribution of production labor, ete.) _ 
On an average what Crops yield better net returns?_ 
4. Without material changes in your present method of farming, how many more 
acres of your land can you devote to sugar beets? ___ ____; of good 
land? _..____.___; of fair land? .___.__.____. 
5. Effect of beets on subsequent crops: 
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