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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
6
Temporary pastures like Sudan grass and aftermath hay fields supplement forage during droughts to prevent milk or weight loss in cattle. Proper fertilization, seeding in early June, and avoiding young Sudan grass until 18 inches high reduce risks. Dairy experts note possible extra milk in hot weather from Sudan grass.
Agronomists warn corn uses most nitrogen potash and phosphate in the 4 to 5 week peak from knee high to tasseling. A complete fertilizer broadcast before planting and a starter in the row, plus side dressing of nitrogen from knee high to second cultivation, can lift yields by providing readily available nutrients for max growth.
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee reports soils with good tilth absorb and store moisture improving crop resilience in dry spells. Nutrients aid water use, and organic matter from legumes and manures increases water-holding capacity. Top dressing alfalfa after first cut speeds comeback, boosts forage, stands, and hay quality with high potash and phosphate needs.
Dr. William A. Albrecht of the University of Missouri argues that smaller fertilizer use can still boost profits if paired with soil building. He notes corn requires about 40 bushels per acre to cover costs, while Midwest yields hover under 50, making soil management essential for lasting margins. He cites Missouri farmers increasing mixed fertilizer use and urges deep, extensive application to rebuild soil rather than merely stimulant feeding.
A frustrated customer, after repeated ruined laundry, escalated with a railroad spike attached to a note claiming the laundry cannot shrink this. The shop returned a tiny bundle containing a carpet tack and a reply asserting it cannot shrink that.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes that grain quality hinges on soil nutrition. Adequate nitrogen phosphate and potash yield better heads, longer ears, more kernels per head, and higher protein. Balanced soil feeds root systems and tillers, boosting overall yield and feed value.
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