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By: Shayna Peterson
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A. Barley B. Fox tail millet C. Flax D. Grain Sorghum
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A. Barley
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A. Dent Corn B. Flint Corn C. Pop Corn D. Sweet Corn
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A. Buckwheat B. Canola C. Lupine D. Flax
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B. Canola
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A. Oats B. Rye C. Sunflower D. Wheat
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A. Oats
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A. Wheat B. Durum Wheat C. Hard Red Spring Wheat D. Wild Rice
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A. Wheat
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A. Soybean B. Rye C. Sugar Beet D. Tritical
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B. Rye
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A. Proso Milet B. Rye C. Soybean D. Sugar Beat
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C. Soybean
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A. Field bean B. Field pea C. Flax D. Annual Canarygrass
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A. Field pea B. Flax C. Field bean D. Lupine
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C. Field bean
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A. Lupine B. Buck wheat C. Durum wheat D.Sunflower
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A. Lupine
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A. Flint Corn B. Corn C. Buckwheat D. Dent Corn
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C. Buck wheat
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A. Flax B. Proso Millet C. Fox tail Millet D. Grain sorghum
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B. Proso Millet
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A. Wild Rice B. Tritical C. Durum Wheat D. Sugar Beat
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C. Durum Wheat
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A. Corn B. Dent Corn C. Flint Corn D. Pop Corn
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A. Corn
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A. Wild Rice B. Grain Sorghum C. Sunflower D. Flax
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A. Flint Corn B. Pop Corn C. Dent Corn D. Corn
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C. Dent Corn
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A. Tritical B. Sugar Beet C. Oats D. Rye
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B. Sugar Beet
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A. Triticale B. Durum Wheat C. Sunflower D. Soybean
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A. Triticale
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A. Flax B. Barley C. Field Pea D. Fox tail Millet
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C. Field Pea
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A. Flint Corn B. Dent Corn C. Pop Corn D. Corn
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A. Flint Corn
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A. Wild Rice B. Sunflower C. Triticale D. Rye
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C. Tritical
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A. Durum Wheat B. Wild Rice C. Wheat D. Hard Red Spring Wheat
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A. Annual Canarygrass B. Grain Sorghum C. Buckwheat D. Canola
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B. Grain Sorghum
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A. Corn B. Dent Corn C. Pop Corn D. Flint Corn
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C. Pop Corn
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A. Wild Rice B. Sunflower C. Tritical D. Wheat
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A. Wild Rice
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A. Proso Millet B. Fox Tail Millet C. Sugar Beet D. Soy bean
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B. Fox tail Millet
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