'01', can be used to insure uniqueness of the budget identifi-
 cation number.

 Thus the identification number for the corn grain example is 1 0 4 2 0 0

 04 0 0 1 0 1 01.

 Immediately following, but associated with, the specification of

 the budget identification number, is a place for the user to specify the

 month for computing annual capital. This is the month in which all vari-

 able costs are assumed to be paid and is usually the month in which the

 crop is harvested--although it need not be. The defau-lt month for this

 calculation is June.

 Title (Part 2)

 Three 80-character lines (including spaces) are available for

 entitling a budget. The resulting title will be printed on the budget

 output and stored as a permanent part of the budget. The title must be

 provided even if part or all of the space provided is unused in the de-

 sired title.

 Footnote (Part 3)

 Three 80-character lines are also provided for a footnote to the

budget. Unlike the space provided for the title, however, the last line

of the footnote is dedicated to information identifying the individual

preparing the budget input form and its date of preparation. As with

the title, the footnote is printed and stored with the budget, and should,

therefore, include anything that clarifies or assists in interpreting

the budget.

Parameters (Part 4)

 The second page of the input form lists the basic parameters, and


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