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After the Harvest: Bales of Corn Stover – Stalks, Leaves, Husks, and Cobs – In A Field
York, State of Nebraska, USA
“Otro acomparasion jasangane sija ilegña:
Y raenon langet parejoja yan un taotao ni manananom gui fangualuanña, mauleg na semiya.Ya y tiempo nae manmamaego y
taotao sija, mato y enemigo ya jatanme y taelaye na chaguan gui entalo y trigo, ya mapos. Ya anae mandoco y trigo
ya manmanogcha, y taelaye na chaguan mandoco locue.
Ya manmato y tentago y tatan familia ya ilegñija nu güiya: Señot, ada ti mauleg na semiya tinanommo gui fangualuanmo? Jafa
mina guaja taelaye na chaguan? Ylegña nu sija: Un enemigo fumatinas este. Ya y tentagoña ilegñija nu güiya: Malagojao
ya infanjanao ya inchile? Ylegña: Munga, sa no sea yaguin inchile y taelaye na chaguan, innabineog locue y trigo.
Polo ya ufandaña mandoco sija na dos asta y quineco; an mato y tiempon quineco, bae jualog ni para ufanmangoco: Chile
finena y taelaye na chaguan, ya inguede famanojo para umasonggue; ya y trigo
polo gui jalom y camalinjo.” Mateo 13:24-30.
Large Medium After the Harvest: Bales of Corn Stover – Stalks, Leaves, Husks, and Cobs – In A Field York, State of Nebraska, USA |
Photo Credit (Full size Original–Local copy, Large, Medium): Wally Wilhelm (http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/graphics/photos, D816-1), Agricultural Research Service (ARS, http://www.ars.usda.gov), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA, http://www.usda.gov), Government of the United States of America (USA).
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