Authority of Jesus Rooted in Mind and Heart
Devotional lesson notes compare worldly authority with Jesus authority over minds and souls. It stresses Jesus as Nazareth worker with no fame or wealth yet vast influence, teaching truth simply and unforgettable, ruling the inner life and heart.
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Keys to Money Making Corn Are Soil Care Plant Food
The National Plant Food Institute cites Midwest agronomists showing higher profits from improved soil management and increased fertilizer use. In Iowa, Dr. Stritzel estimates superior practices could raise yields by 41 bushels per acre, cutting costs to 74 cents per bushel versus 89 cents, boosting profit by about $18 per acre.
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National Plant Food Institute
Midwest College Agronomists
Iowa
Rior
Joseph A. Stritzel
Iowa State University Extension Agronomist
Stritzel
Forage Harvest Timing Aims at Higher Yields and Profits
National Plant Food Institute says early cutting with proper fertilization boosts alfalfa and grass stands. Early harvest at the alfalfa bud stage preserves leaves and protein, while delaying harvest reduces milk yields and digestible nutrients. Purdue and USDA studies cited show early bloom cuttings can double milk output per acre.
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Minnesota
Purdue Agronomists
U.S.D.A
Nitrogen Top Dressing Can Boost Wheat Profits
Nitrogen top dressing of winter wheat can raise profits per acre according to the National Plant Food Institute and Midwest agronomists. Experts from Kansas State University and University of Nebraska cite returns of about two dollars per one dollar invested, with 50 to 60 pounds of nitrogen per acre depending on straw and starter fertilizer, and moisture conditions. Early application helps gauge subsoil moisture for profitable results.
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National Plant Food Institute
Midwest College Agronomists
John Falloon
Missouri
Floyd W. Smith
Kansas State University
Smith
Clinton Hoover
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Top Price Goes To Hard Wheat With High Protein
Hard wheat producers can boost profits by raising protein content through proper fertilization and practices. Midwest agronomists cite college studies and state researchers on protein, sedimentation, and bread making value, noting nitrogen timing and phosphate and potash use, with later nitrogen boosts protein more than early applications.
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U.S
Institute
Karl F. Finney
Kansas State University
Nebraska
Mark D. Weldon
Extension Agronomist
Weldon
Floyd W. Smith
Missouri
Minimum Tillage Cuts Corn Costs and Boosts Profits
The National Plant Food Institute Midwest Office reports spring tillage can lower costs and boost profits. Wheel track planting improves soil moisture, oxygen access, and nutrient foraging, with reduced runoff and erosion, better weed control, and uniform germination. University researchers note labor and fuel savings, plus higher yields.
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National Plant Food Institute
Midwest
Arthur E. Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Peterson
Earl Kroth
University of Missouri
Bonus Bushels Boost Wheat Grower Dividends
The National Plant Food Institute reports extra wheat bushels raise profits via better fertilizer use and management. In Kansas, superior practices yield 48 bu per acre vs 35 with average. costs drop 15 cents per bushel and profits rise about 13 dollars per acre.
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National Plant Food Institute
Midwest
Kansas
Brown County
Institute
Nursing Home Dilemma Advocates Family Decision
A young daughter in law recounts the pressure of caring for her 74 year old mother in law after a hip fracture. With five children split across states the family debates whether one child should host or all contribute to a nursing home stay as the mother’s health and needs grow.
Family chooses nursing home care for aging mother
An aging mother unable to manage at home leads to a family decision. After a talk, they conclude a larger home or extra room won’t solve matters and arrange nursing home care funded by the mother’s $63 a month, sale proceeds from her house, and $50 monthly from her children. The arrangement costs $173 monthly, with the mother happier and well cared for, receiving social interaction and specialized nursing.
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