(up to 2.7 mg boron/kg) and dried fruits such as prunes and raisins (at up to 27 mg boron/kg). A small child weighing 13.2 kg would need. to eat more than sixty times the average daily amount of these foods each day to reach the TDI, as shown in the table below.hildren: Older children are also able to eat nuts, such as peanuts and almonds, which have boron contents of up to 23 mg boron/kg. The table below shows. that the median child aged 1-14 years and weighing almost 25 kg would need to eat more than 80 times the average daily consumption of. these foods to reach the TDI.
24 brokers have issued twelve-month price objectives for Diamondback Energy's stock. Their forecasts range from $17.00 to $150.00. On average, they anticipate Diamondback Energy's share price to reach $112.48 in the next twelve months.
This is expected to cost Â£1,148.24 per year for the average customer. It includes a winter payment of Â£10 (Â£20 for those over 80) and there is no cancellation fee. Meanwhile Eon Energy Fixed 1 year (which anyone can sign up to) will cost Â£1,158.74.This is significantly more expensive than the cheapest fixed plan on the market, First Utilityâs iSave Fixed v4 March 2014, which is expected to cost Â£1,087.he cheapest variable deal from the energy giant is now Eon Energy Discount, which will cost Â£1,123.71 per year for the average user (including dual fuel discount).