A Dutch farmer has in total 282 hectares of farm land on which he grows three types of vegetables: Kale, Asparagus and Leek. - 50% of the farm land are suitable for Kale and Asparagus only. - The remaining 50% of the farm land are suitable for all three types of vegetables. There is an unlimited supply of labour for all kinds of farm work. The market requires the production of a minimum of 8 400 boxes of each type of vegetable. The other limitation is that not more than 31 600 boxes of any one vegetable should be produced. The farmer has decided that the area devoted to any vegetable should be In terms of complete hectares. Leek Kale Asparagus Annual yield, boxes per hectare 290 450 90 Direct costs, E Materials, per hectare 145 126 77 Labor, per hectare 299 284 325 Harvesting, per box 3 3 3 Transport, per box 2 2 2 Price, E per box 18.6 10.8 63.9 Total fixed overhead per annum for all three types of vegetables 133 000. Using the information above, how should the farmer allocate the farm land to maximize his/ her total profit? [Round your answer to the nearest Integer.] To Kale: hectares To Leek: hectares To Asparagus: hectares