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for each of the cases below, indicate whether or not the conditions for revenue recognition have been met
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For each of the cases below, indicate whether or not the conditions for revenue recognition have been met 1) A wheat crop has been planted. a. Yes b. No 2) Calves are weaned. a. Yes b. No 3) Apple crop has been harvested. a. Yes b. No 4) Corn crop has been sprayed. a. Yes b. No S) All feeder pigs have reached market weight. a. Yes b. No 6) Dairy cows have been milked a. Yes b. No 7) Sheep have been shom. a Yes b. No 8) Hay crop has been sold. a. Yes b. No 9) A contract to deliver soybean crop has been signed. a. Yes b. No 1 10) Feeder cattle has been sold at the local auction a. Yes b. No

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