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Crops that are grown have difference needs to produce the intended product. These needs are met by taking certain nutrients from the soil. For instance cotton uses lots of nitrogen. Growing cotton year after year without rotation would completely deplete the soil of this nutrient. By rotating in a cover crop such as clover and tilling it in before replanting cotton nitrogen is added back into the soil.
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Why would a farmer practice plant rotation and often plant legumes in part of his field?
corp rotation is good for farmers because the plants produce nitrogen and plants need this in order to be healthy. and also it helps from erosion because the plants roots are holding the soil in place.
What is the symbol for Farmers National Banc Corp in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Farmers National Banc Corp. in NASDAQ is: FMNB.
What is the market cap for Farmers National Banc Corp FMNB?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Farmers National Banc Corp. (FMNB) is $145,740,404.80.
What was george washington carver's great contribtion to science?
corp rotation
How do you get to kaiba corp virtual duel system?
how do you get to kaiba corp vertuil dueling system
How do you abbreviate corporation in sentence?
You would abbreviate corporation in a sentence like Corp. Like this: The Ranger's Corp would never allow him to take such a vow. The Corp was gaining popularity everyday.
How would it be able to make a profile for Kiaba Corp Virtual Dueling System?
go to the website and register. password&username log you in to game.
What river system is Cumberland river in?
the national engenieer corp.
Which software company created the windows operating system?
Microsoft corp.
What is the name of the website that has the Kaiba Corp Vitural Dueling System?
kiabacorporation.com
CorpA buys CorpB for 1,5 mil with a loan of 1.2 mil and vendor note of 300kCorp B has a shareholder loan of 150k and forfeits it to Corp A1. What's the journal entry in Corp A2. Corp A and Corp B amalgamate, what's the amalgamation journal entry?
In Corp A's journal entry for acquiring Corp B, the entry would be as follows: Debit Assets (Corp B's assets) 1,500,000 Credit Loan Payable 1,200,000 Credit Vendor Note Payable 300,000 Once Corp B forfeits the shareholder loan of 150,000 to Corp A, Corp A will make an additional entry: Debit Shareholder Loan Expense 150,000 Credit Shareholder Loan Payable 150,000 Upon amalgamation, Corp A would combine the assets and liabilities of Corp B, resulting in: Debit Assets (total of Corp A and Corp B's assets) Credit Liabilities (total of Corp A and Corp B's liabilities) Credit Equity (to reflect any changes in ownership structure) The specific amounts would depend on the fair values of the assets and liabilities at the time of amalgamation.
How are s corps taxed?
For Federal tax purposes, the profit or loss of an S-corp is passed to the owner(s) for inclusion on their personal tax return and taxed at personal rates. If you owned 75% of the stock in the S-corp, you would pay personal income tax on 75% of the S-corp's profit. If the corp had a loss, you would get a deduction on your personal tax return for 75% of the loss.
