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M & K Grain Farms Inc is a privately held company in Gettysburg, SD and is a Single Location business.
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- Barley Farms506
- Bean (Dry Field and Seed) Farms525
- Buckwheat Farms493
- Cash Grains (Unclassified)1125
- Cereal Crop Farms27
- Cowpea Farms3
- Emmer Farms11
- Milo Farms10
- Oat Farms17
- Oil Grains9
- Pea (Dry Field and Seed) Farms1
- Pea and Bean Farms (Legumes)174
- Popcorn Farms3
- Rye Farms2
- Sorghum Farms3
- Sunflower Farms30
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- Campbell1
- Charles Mix2
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- Codington1
- Day2
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- Dewey1
- Douglas1
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- Lake1
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- Spink3
- Sully1
- Turner1
- Union1
- Walworth1
- Yankton4
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