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BRADENTON – Leah Paskalides was fairly new as an adoption caseworker for the Safe Children Coalition when she met Monyay – the 19-year-old woman she now calls daughter.
“When I started in adoptions in 2015, she was one of my first cases and at first she did not like me,” Leah said, shortly after the roughly six-minute April 27 adoption hearing, held via Zoom with 12th Judicial Circuit Judge Teresa Dees presiding, in which Monyay Faith Randall officially became Monyay Faith Paskalides.
The ceremony, which made national television news, was a mixture of giggles and laughter – including when Monyay spelled out her new last name – as well as hugs and tears.
Photo credit: XtremeAg XtremeAg’s Kelly Garrett, Matt Miles, and Kevin Matthews look to finish up planting soon as soil conditions continue to improve and early emergence rates look promising.
Kelly Garrett - Arion, Iowa
A fifth-generation farmer, Kelly Garrett farms corn, soybeans, and winter wheat in western Iowa. We started planting corn on Tuesday, April 23, 2021. Soil temperature was 57° F. and rising. We are excited about the conditions and it should lead to an even stand of corn. We are applying Nachurs and TerraMax products in-furrow. On our corn-on-corn ground we are applying a mix of 32% nitrogen, Teva s C-Cat and K-Flex from Nachurs in our 2x2 system. We are hoping that this mix will help reduce any yield drag that we usually see when planting corn-on-corn ground.
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