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SESD | Unless I am misunderstanding what your asking, your on hand grain inventory gets listed as a current asset. If any of the inventory is priced, but has deferred delivery, take the value of those bushels at your contract price and put that value on the balance sheet as current assets. Any un-priced inventory, assign a value to those bushels at the price you can receive today and put that in current assets also.
I think this what you were asking for.
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Balance sheet & Inventory on hand
