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Also, if the cycle has fro g thmysteriouse itshould be even in this esreceived Take some time for careful con- been interrupted, scientific For the most efficient, economicalnecessary to reactivate the startcrop until the time the 1971 crop ea age Bo a d sideration before making a purchaseoperation, a combination of directcontrol in order for the drier to start superstitions-only fly fromb°d of a major appliance such as a drier. came to market because of con- air flow and heat around the dryingagain. trolled atmosphere (CA) storage. In deciding whether to buy a gaschamber is best. A regular flow of is also very important whenCA storage means the temperature, or electric drier, first consider the It esetioannIsaumniedatlplilsusa: circular heat dries evenly. buying a drier or any appliance tohumidity,andgassesareall perfumes. cost of each fuel in your area. 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New theta October a year that there is no damage to the face of ar and and Barley at 94 cents per bushel was 2 at mid -October was 287 percent of erature, to theKansas Crop most grains, lambs and eggs were the dam below the present water p0 ding cents below September 1971 but 4 -11k14: lower. the 1910-14 base period, up 5 points reall Reporting Service. cents above October 1970. level. eslock received for all Crop Prices from mid -September and up 13 actuallyrockse"rfuclesareins,.,t0Q of prices Sorghum grain brought $1.58 per The reservoir has been lowered The index 256 percent of the The crop price index was 154 points from October 1970.
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