Line 11 - Chemicals


Modern production agriculture takes advantage of numerous advances in technology. One such advancement is the use of pesticides to help control unwanted insects, diseases, and weeds. The aggregate total of insecticides, nematicides, herbicides, and fungicides which may be used during the current production cycle or perhaps as a pre-paid expense (discussed in a separate fact sheet) are reported on Line 11, Schedule F.

 

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