According to the text, did Balaji Patil's family stop sending grain to Shirdi after the miracle at his Shraddha ceremony?

The information presented in Chapter 35 indicates the exact opposite. The text clearly states that the tradition of service continued even after Balaji Patil Nevasakar's passing. His son partially continued the vow, and the family continuously sent grain to the mosque. In fact, it is specified that the sorghum (Jowar) bread that Maharaj ate four times a day until his passing was made from this very grain. The story of the miracle at the Shraddha ceremony is presented as a separate instance to highlight the power of Udi and faith, not as an event that caused the family to cease their devotional offerings.