South Dakota Weeds

This trade paperback copy of "South Dakota Weeds" shows typical wear expected from an ex-library book, including library stamps and minor handling marks. The spine is intact, and the pages are firmly bound, though they may show signs of use. The cover is slightly worn, reflecting its history as a practical reference in agricultural settings.

"South Dakota Weeds," authored by Keith Wallace, Raymond C. Kinch, and Elmer E. Sanderson, was published by the South Dakota State Weed Board in September 1956. This revised edition is a comprehensive guide to identifying and managing noxious weeds in South Dakota. The book reflects the collective expertise of the authors, who are affiliated with the South Dakota State College's Agricultural Extension Service. This edition serves as a vital resource for agricultural professionals, botanists, and anyone interested in the state's flora, detailing the eight most problematic weed species. The book is a trade paperback, making it a durable reference for field use. While it is an ex-library copy, the book remains a valuable piece of agricultural history, offering insight into mid-20th-century weed control practices. The physical condition is typical of library copies, with expected handling marks but intact pages.