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= Operating income on processing to weed killer - Operating Income on selling the chemical

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Payments on account              $1,500,000  $1,400,000     $1,400,000

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Cost of goods available for sale  $1,740,000 $2,070,000  $1,520,000

Ending inventory                         (500,000)     (300,000)     (330,000)

Cost of goods sold                      $1,240,000   $1,770,000   $1,190,000

 

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