Wedding Shower Attends and Family Dinner Gatherings
A series of social events is reported with numerous attendees. Marilyn Anderson’s bridal shower at Mrs. Adam Wenda’s home drew guests including Elsie Johnson and Reuben Johnson. a potluck dinner Sunday united Blair Van Aken, Sjolander families, and friends from Belleville, San Francisco, Courtland, and Concordia.
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Coopetuid
Elsie Johnson
Ray. Tingstrom
Roy Thomas
George Fike, Jr
Glenn Currie
Chery
Marilyn Anderson
Adam Wenda
Eva Sjolander
Alvin Sjolander
And
Charley Sjolander
Connife
Arid
Lars Hanson
Shirley Anderson
Local Social Visits Noted Across Community
Mrs. Charles Tuley visited Mrs. Lab on Marshall Friday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Wetzel called on Mrs. Lester Isaacs on Friday afternoon. Esther Hammer spent Saturday and Sunday with Kathy Kadel. Dale Lewellyn home scene noted with visitors.
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Esther
Hammer
Kathy Kadel
Charles Tuley
Labon Marshall
Otto Wetzel
Lester Isaacs
Fertilize Ups Corn Yield 10 Bushels Per Acre
Iowa agronomists report that corn yields can rise by 8 to 10 bushels per acre with early placed starter fertilizer near the seed. They advise placing nitrogen phosphate and potash about 1.5 to 2 inches to the side at seed level to avoid seed injury and ensure early availability, reinforced by broadcast applications on deficient soils.
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Iowa Agronomists
Iowa
National Plant Food Institute
High Yields Cut Costs and Capital Needs for Farmers
Agricultural economists say higher yields per acre reduce required capital per unit of net income. Ohio scientists show corn yields from 85 to 120 bushels per acre could double profits and halve land investment per $1,000 net income, highlighting the advantage of maximizing all resources to stay competitive.
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National Plant Food Institute
Ohio
Brookston
Institute
Bargain bushels boost profits for Midwest corn farmers
National Plant Food Institute and Minnesota researchers say higher yields from improved management and fertilizer can cut costs and raise returns. The Minnesota Extra Profit Corn Contest shows 44 bushel per acre gains costing 57 cents per bushel, nets about 43 cents, and added profits up to 85 dollars on a one acre plot.
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Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
Midwest College
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Curtis
J. ‘Overdahl
Rodney Butson
Blue Earth County
Marvin Schmidt
Carver County
Sail
Ohio agronomist outlines high yield corn planting plan
Dr Gordon J. Ryder of Ohio State University explains that high profits come from dense stalk populations and adequate fertilization. Three year tests across 55 fields show 113 bushels per acre at 19,000 plants per acre vs 73 at 9,000. emphasis on bushels per acre over ear size.
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Gordon J. Ryder
Ohio State University Extension Agronomist
National Plant Food Institute
Ryder
Ohio
Top Dressing Boosts Pasture Profits for Farmers
Midwest agronomists report top dressing hay and pasture after first cut can yield three key benefits: higher quality forage lower feed costs and extra beef and dairy profits. Wisconsin and Michigan experts note fertilizer enhances alfalfa yield and hardiness and advise soil tests or standard rates of 200 to 400 pounds per acre of a 0 10 30 mix with possible boron.
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Midwest Agronomists
Agronomists
Wisconsin
Wise Credit Helps Farmers with Fertilizer Programs
National Plant Food Institute reviews bank and university reports showing wise credit allows farmers to buy more fertilizer seed and services. Hutchinson National Bank outlines steps: borrow for productive use, obtain specialist credit, pay promptly, maintain P and L statements, prove repayment plan to banker.
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Wise Credit
National Plant Food Institute
Ohio State University
Hard Nichols
Aqricultural
Hutchinson Na
Tional Bank
Hutchinson
Kansas
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