Soil Building Plan Elevates Middle Class Land Yields
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says investing 50 to 75 dollars per acre in soil building can make middle class land as productive as top yields within a year or two. Steps include replenishing plant nutrients, storing moisture, adding organic matter, and improving soil structure with deep rooted legumes and grasses. Return crop residues to the soil and use substantial fertilizer to maximize feeding.
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Double Your Corn Yields With Full Fertilizer Programs
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee reports farmers lifting corn yields by using complete fertilizers at preplant and early planting stages. Missouri tests show 124 bushels per acre with high nitrogen phosphate and potash rates, while Wisconsin alfalfa yields rise 2 to 4 tons per acre with 0-20-20, 0-9-27, or 0-10-20 blends.
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Fertilizing Pastures Boosts Fall Grazing And Next Year
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges fall pasture fertilization to extend grazing days and reduce feed costs. Recommend top-dressings on old legume grasses and meadows, plus sowing winter rye or wheat. Benefits include improved soil cover, organic matter, moisture retention, and erosion control. Use 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 top-dressings where suitable.
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Printing Prices Compared With Out of Town Firms
A reader notes that local printing costs are higher than those offered by an out of town firm and urges customers to visit the Register Tribune office to get better rates. The message emphasizes lower pricing and direct comparison of prices.
Adaville Evangelical United Brethren Church Notice
Church schedule invites worship and activities including morning service at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and evening worship at 8. Prayer service Wednesdays at 7 45 with choir practice afterward. Minister Virgil E Shickell notes offerings and youth fellowship details.
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Feeds Supplies Warn Of Shortage And Hog Health Tips
Feeds and supplies discuss linseed pellet contracts for future delivery as shortages loom next year. Advice covers worming hogs with Dr LeGear's powder and adding yeast when feeding oats. Mentions rough price times, rising incomes expected in coming months, and Farm Belt Feeds branding.
Want Ads Info for Des Moines Register and Tribune
Notice explains how the Akron Register-Tribune office handles want ads for Des Moines readers. It touts ads for selling equipment and farm land in surrounding counties, promising help writing ads and broad reach to buyers and prospects. It encourages trying the service for farm sales and other listings.
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