Preacher Frank (1960s)

The film is about Frank Boyd, who is an agronomist, missionary, farmer, and teacher. He emphasizes the importance of balanced fertilization for improving crop yields and profitability in farming. Boyd discusses the significance of soil testing, proper fertilization with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and the role of lime in soil health. He advocates for using modern fertilizers like Harvest King that contain essential minor elements for optimal crop growth. Boyd emphasizes the need for farmers to adapt modern practices and technologies to achieve high yields, reduce production costs, and ultimately make a profit.
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I believe in fertilizer!

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"Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell and fertilize" ✊

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Every time he says "bulletin" in the first five minutes, take a drink -- and you'll soon be dead from alcohol poisoning.