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Southwestern Minnesota Farm Business Management Association 1988 Annual Report

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Olson, Kent D.
Weness, Erlin J.
Talley, Dary E.
Fales, Perry A.
Loppnow, Rann R.
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Paper provided by University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics in its series Economic Reports with number 13011.

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