An agriculture group is looking for specialty crop producers to take part in an economic impact study.
The South Dakota Specialty Producers Association says they need fruit, vegetables, cut flowers, and other specialty crop producers to take part in the survey.
The study will help show the economic importance of these crops to the state, the group said.
Survey data is kept anonymous, according to a release from the SDSPA. Questions pertain to the types of crops cultivated, amount harvested, land under cultivation, number of employees, and gross revenues. After the study is over, will be posted for public access on the SDSPA website.
Sioux Falls-based Dakota Institute is conducting the study.
Producers can take part in the survey online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MY8R9RL. Email [email protected] or call 605-840-8537 to request a paper copy.
