This question has multiple parts. A farmer sows a certain orop. It costs $230,000 to buy the soed, prepare the ground, and sow the crop. In one yoar's time it will cost $103,900 to harvost the crop. The farmer's best eatimate is that the crop will be worth $350,000 in one year. The tarmer can borrow and lend at an interest rate is 746. Part A) The net present value (NPV) of the tamer's docision to proceed with this investment is closest to which of the following? A. 5557,103 B. $97,103 c. $230,000 D. $0 Part B) The furriver is concemed about the uncertainty currounding the price that she wil receive for her harvested crop in one year. She has the oppotinity to enter into a forward iagreement Wheroby she can loch-th a sale price of $975,000 for her harvested crop in one year, thus ellminating any uncertainty. The cout of entering into this contract is 323,500 . payable todiay thoud the farmer enter into thes forward egreemers and tockin the sale price of her harvested crop? A. Yes, she should enter inst this agreement. B. No, she should not anter into this agreement, Part C) What price would the farmer noed to pay fot the forward agreement described in Part 8 such that the NPV of her overal farming investment would be unchanged trom that calculated in Pait A