5. Question 12The owner shall pay the feeder (grower) $.70/head/day for cattle on feed during themonths of May-October. Title to the cattle shall at all times remain with the owner.Upon providing receipts in a form satisfactory to the owner, owner shall reimbursefeeder for all feed ingredients purchased from him. Feeder shall not be reimbursed forutilities, buildings, equipment or labor.The contract terms above reflect a:Marketing contract; cost plusO Production contract ; relative performanceMarketing contract; fixed priceMarketing contract ; window priceProduction contract ; absolute performanceMarketing contract ; formula priceQuestion 13The base price for al potatoes graded US No. 2 shall be $4.55 per cwt. With qualityadjusthents for specific gravity, bruise fry, size, and fry color deviations.The contract terms above reflect a:Marketing contract ; formula priceProduction contract; relative performanceO Marketing contract; cost plusO Marketing contract; window priceO Marketing contract; fixed priceO Production contract ; absolute performance

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