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print balance for each pathicide
daily print (channel_path_day.txt/csv no opening for file)
pathicide balance
check end of month
monthly print (channel_path_mon.txt/csv no opening for file)
check end of year
yearly print (channel_path_yr.txt/csv no opening for file)
!!! average annual print (channel_path_aa.txt/csv no opening for file)
** tu Wunused-label: 101 format (4i6,2i8,2x,a,20f12.3)
** tu Wunused-label: 102 format (4i6,2i8,2x,a,20f12.3)
** tu Wunused-label: 103 format (2i6,i8,4x,a,5x,f12.3)
** tu Wunused-label: 104 format (4i6,2i8,2x,a,27f18.3)
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