Wilson Creek Farm has 300 acres of land available for planting. The owner is considering planting three crops: corn, soybeans, and wheat. The production yield, water requirements, and labor requirements for a salable crop are given here. The owner expects to have only 52,500 gallons of water available per week to use for the crops, and during the growing season he will only have 12,000 person-hours of labor available. The expected profit per bushel of each crop is $2.00 for corn, $3.20 for soybeans, and $6.00 for wheat. The owner can use any mix of crops (i.e., he can plant the same crop on all 300 acres or he can plant all three crops in different proportions)