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The document is a Missouri Feed Tonnage Report that requires distributors to report the total tons of various commercial feeds and feed ingredients sold in Missouri. It includes sections for different types of animal feeds, pet foods, and health products, along with instructions for calculating inspection fees based on the reported tonnage. The report also outlines procedures for deferred payment and requires submission to the Missouri Department of Agriculture.

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