Hidatsa Agriculture: An Indian Interpretation is the result of joint research by Vahini and Gilbert Livingston Wilson. In this book, the authors examine in detail the traditional agricultural methods used by the Hidatsa Indians, and also provide an Indian interpretation of this area of their life. The book reveals the peculiarities of culture, approaches to soil cultivation, growing plants and other aspects that contributed to the sustainable development and prosperity of the Hidatsa community. This is a valuable document for understanding the history and traditions of American Indians, as well as an important contribution to the study of the agrarian culture of indigenous peoples.