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 |  |\n|  | |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  | | | | |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n\nTo research and provide  \nleadership in irrigation production.  \nContents  \nIrrigation Crop Budget Assumptions .....................................................................................................................1  \nHard Wheat ............................................................................................................................................................3  \nDurum.....................................................................................................................................................................4  \nMalt Barley .............................................................................................................................................................5  \nFeed Barley.............................................................................................................................................................6  \nMilling Oats ............................................................................................................................................................7  \nCanola .....................................................................................................................................................................8  \nFlax .........................................................................................................................................................................9  \nPea ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10  \nFaba Bean ............................................................................................................................................................ 11  \nRed Lentil............................................................................................................................................................. 12  \nDry Bean-Pinto .................................................................................................................................................. 13  \nDry Bean—Black.................................................................................................................................................. 14  \nDry Bean Solid Seeded ........................................................................................................................................ 15  \nWinter Wheat...................................................................................................................................................... 16  \nHybrid Fall Rye .................................................................................................................................................... 17  \nCorn—Grain......................................................................................................................................................... 18  \nCorn—Grazing ..................................................................................................................................................... 19  \nCorn—Silage ........................................................................................................................................................ 20  \nSeedling Alfalfa (no cover crop) .......................................................................................................................... 21  \nEstablished Alfalfa (2-cut harvest) ...................................................................................................................... 22  \nEstablished Alfalfa (3-cut harvest) .............................................................................................................","cbCaiq3mvw2Lwu03","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq3mvw2Lwu03","pdf",1381865,33,"English","# Irrigation Crop Budget Assumptions\n# Hard Wheat\n# Durum\n# Malt Barley\n# Feed Barley\n# Milling Oats\n# Canola\n# Flax\n# Pea\n# Faba Bean\n# Red Lentil\n# Dry Bean-Pinto\n# Dry Bean—Black\n# Dry Bean Solid Seeded\n# Winter Wheat\n# Hybrid Fall Rye\n# Corn—Grain\n# Corn—Grazing\n# Corn—Silage\n# Seedling Alfalfa (no cover crop)\n# Established Alfalfa (2-cut harvest)\n# Established Alfalfa (3-cut harvest)\n# Seed Potato (Norland Elite II variety)\n# Table Potato (Norland Variety)\n# Carrots\n# Appendix A","[{\"question\":\"What sources are used for the 2025 projected crop prices and input costs?\",\"answer\":\"The guide bases 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