Mural Movement Draws Visitors, Bolsters Hometown Pride in Clay

Mural Movement draws visitors, bolsters hometown pride in Clay Center By Donna Sullivan, Editor the mural project first There’s a movement started, it was a challenge afoot in Clay Center – a to find buildings to put Mural Movement, to be the murals on. “Early on exact. The brainchild of it was like pulling teeth Clay Center Rotary presi- to get business owners on- dent Brett Hubka has far board,” he said. “Now they exceeded what he or any are approaching us.” of the other members of The designs for the mu- the organization could rals are a group effort be- have possibly imagined. tween the committee, the “One of our members artists and the building suggested we do a small owners, all going back and mural and see if people forth until the final design would get behind it,” is something everyone is Hubka said. They started happy with. Included in the project last July, but the fundraising are mon- found fundraising to be a ies earmarked for upkeep challenge due to restric- of the murals. “Murals tions brought on by COVID- don’t last forever,” Hubka 19. Also, they hesitated to conceded. “But the way solicit donations when so these guys are prepping many people were out of and painting them, they’ll work due to the pandemic. last a good twenty years at They were part of the Clay least.” He added that they Center Community Match put a clear coat over each Day, which allowed peo- one that includes UV pro- ple to make tax-deduct- tectant and they are stra- ible donations and raised tegic in where they place $15,000. They also received them, to protect them from a $5,000 matching Rotary the sun. District Grant, as well as a Located on highways $7,500 arts grant from the 15 and 24, Clay Center is state of Kansas, which is giving motorists a reason earmarked for a mural on to veer off their route and the Wardcraft Home Store explore the town. There building that will be com- is an interactive map on pleted in September. their Facebook page, www. The project snowballed facebook.com/A-Mural- as enthusiasm grew in the Movement-of-Clay-Cen- community and the group ter-108662967620628/, that will begin their 11th mural directs visitors to each of soon. the murals, and a tri-fold The most extensive map is in the process of project yet is set to begin being developed by Clay May 17 and will be paint- Center High School art ed on the Key Feeds feed teacher Tracy Lebo that mill. Hubka says that while will be available in dis- most of the murals have pensers near some of the Farm to Fork is the theme of the two murals on the Ray’s Apple Market building west of Clay Center on Hwy. cost in the five to six thou- murals. Hubka said that 24. “We really owe the Floersch family and Ray’s Apple Market for that one,” Rotary president and Mural sand dollar range, this one while driving to his job as Movement organizer Brett Hubka said. will cost about ten times president of GN Bank in works of art. that amount. Key Feeds is Clay Center, it’s not unusu- The artists themselves helping to fund it, as are al to see cars with out-of- have found Clay Center to Jim and Carol Brown. The state license plates pulled be the epitome of small Mural Movement organi- over looking at the murals. town hospitality, with peo- zation has also donated “With the two highways ple bringing Tasty Pastry $20,000 and is continuing there, we have something rolls or lunch from the to solicit donations. The going for us,” Hubka said. 1524 Brewhouse, or simply mural will take a month “We just needed a reason keeping them company as to paint, so they have until for people to stop.” they work. “The artists call June 17 to raise the rest Social media has been Clay Center ‘The Middle of of the money. Once com- a boost to the mural proj- Somewhere,’” Hubka said. pleted it will include what ect, with visitors posting “They say they’ve never Hubka believes should be about them on Facebook been treated so well in the largest painted Her- and Instagram. They also their lives as Clay Center eford in the midwest, as receive many messages on has treated them. Artists well as a big red barn and their Facebook page from in big cities are a dime windmill. people who have stopped a dozen, but in Clay Cen- Hubka said that when to admire the unusual

Artists Whitney Kerr III, of Kansas City; Mike Trujillo, Los Angeles; Ryan Estel, Denver, and Jeremy Bena, Kansas City, work on a mural depicting emergency workers entitled, Heroes Live Here. Mural Movement photos ter they are treated like estate. The project is still tions can be made to the celebrities. They’ve been pretty young. Never in my Clay Center Community treated really well and it wildest dreams did I think Improvement Foundation warms my heart.” we would have this many online at www.ClayCenter- Representative Michael L. Dodson, Senator Tom Hawk, Representative Suzi As for the future of done by now. It most defi- CIF.org or mailed to Thur- Carlson, and Representative John Wheeler visited Clay Center to see the veter- the project, Hubka said, nitely exceeded my expec- low and Associates at 432 - “It will come to an end tations and our commit- Court St., Clay Center, KS an’s mural. Located on the Edwards Jones building, owner Dave Bloom, a Viet when we either run out of tee’s expectations.” 67432. nam veteran, requested the mural include the words Freedom Isn’t Free. money or run out of real Tax deductible dona- Munson’s Prime, LLC steakhouse and The Brookville Hotel II, Inc. family-style chicken house to reopen as Legacy Kansas, LLC Combining two destination and legacy restaurants into one location is the goal of Chuck and Deanna Munson of Munson Angus Farms and Mun- son’s Prime steakhouse. The Munson family is purchasing the Brookville Hotel in Abilene and will reopen the restaurant as Legacy Kansas on Wednes- day, June 23, 2021. An artist’s rendering depicts the remodeling of the former Brookville Hotel restaurant in Abilene to Legacy Initially, the restaurant will feature the Brookville Kansas, LLC as it has been purchased by Munson’s Prime LLC and is set to re-open in June. Hotel’s world-famous award-winning steaks, Deanna Munson, Legacy Former Brookville Hotel is important for both the family-style fried chick- gourmet burgers, and Kansas. “We will contin- owners Mark and Connie Munson and Martin fami- en dinners, while adding homemade ice cream fea- ue to work over the com- Martin are returning to lies to continue their leg- in hand-breaded chick- turing a replica of Mun- ing months to expand our support the reopening and acies.” en fried steak from Mun- son’s Prime Steakhouse’s menu featuring our locally new concept. Legacy Kansas plans to son Angus Farms. Within iconic ice cream maker. raised Angus beef.” “Munson Angus Farms hire thirty employees and the next year, customers “It is important for us Legacy Kansas custom- started in 1869 and the offer meeting space for will also be able to enjoy to reopen for the sumers will also see famil- Brookville Hotel opened large groups, noon meet- Munson Angus Farms’ mer travel season,” said iar faces when they dine. in 1870,” Munson said. “It • Cont. on page 3 Page 2 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 possible. It’s often called “just in time delivery,” for this reason. When it works, which is the vast majority of the time, it lowers prices for everything by reducing the need to hold inventory. The Logistics Logjam When there’s a once-in-a- By Greg Doering, sorts of shortages across century pandemic on top Kansas Farm Bureau the ag industry for things of other more regular in- I recently received an like fertilizer, herbicide terruptions, prices go up email from a local car and even the plastic wrap for everything. On Thursday, when I normally would have been finishing laying out the front dealer offering to buy my used for hay bales. Overall, we’ve benefit- section of the paper, I was instead on a media call with Ag Secretary Vilsack, truck. Normally I just de- Not all of these are di- ted greatly from this effi- White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy, Interior Secretary Deb lete these types of pitches, rectly related to COVID-19, ciency. It’s one of the rea- Haaland, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and Council on Environmental sons Americans enjoy an but in this instance curi- but it served as the first Quality Chair Brenda Mallory. The subject? The America the Beautiful plan osity got the best of me. domino in the chain re- abundance of affordable I opened the email and action that’s led to higher options for our food, elec- developed in response to President Biden’s Executive Order that set a goal of quickly discovered my gen- prices for just about ev- tronics and other goods. conserving 30% of the nation’s land and water by the year 2030 in an attempt to tly used vehicle was worth erything needed to make The downside to having mitigate climate change. more than I expected — a anything. Other factors only the appearance of Newspaper deadlines are unforgiving things and did not allow me to read the abundance and not an ac- lot more. include the deep freeze lengthy report the group had put together prior to this issue coming out. That will The offer was almost across the middle of the tual abundance. exactly what I’d paid for country in February that In time, the market will be a project for next week. But based on that phone call, the press release they the truck about three years curtailed all sorts of indus- correct. High prices will issued and comments from others, I did put together a story that you will find in ago, and it was just a few trial capacity and the be- cure high prices, either the second section. thousand less than a com- ginning of a post-pandemic through reducing demand Much emphasis was placed on the voluntary nature of their proposals, and it or enticing new competi- parable new vehicle. It’s demand surge that comes was stated many times that private property rights will be respected. I covered just one of the latest ex- with a return to more nor- tors to increase supply. Of amples of the pandemic’s mal lifestyles. course, it’s a little easier to Secretary Vilsack several times during the Obama administration, and always weird effects on nearly ev- While these are just be optimistic if you’re not found him to be a sincere person who truly had the best interest of agriculture at erything, starting with toi- some of the proximate looking for a used truck, heart. I want to believe his motives are genuine and that he will continue to cham- let paper and now cascad- causes of current short- trying to buy (or build) a pion agriculture. It will be very important moving forward that all stakeholders house or securing farm in- ing through every sector of ages and price increas- stay engaged and be very aware of everything going on. It would be foolish to the economy. es, the root cause is the puts. Right now, I’ve still A shortage of computer decades-long effort to got my truck. I’m holding ever place blind faith in any administration, regardless of its party. chips, lower factory output squeeze every extra penny out a little bit longer on One thing that caused concern for me was a comment by CEQ chair Mallory last year, surging demand out of the process between the off chance I can make that it won’t just be marine waters that will be included in the initiative. Great and a host of other things a product’s origin and its an even trade for a brand- effort was made to push back the Obama-era Waters of the United States rule new one. have boosted the value of consumption. (WOTUS), and it concerns me that as the Biden administration has rolled back my truck. A similar story Greatly oversimpli- “Insight” is a weekly col- is playing out with lumber fied, this system fine-tunes umn published by Kansas many of President Trump’s policies, a return of WOTUS in connection with the and the housing market. every part of the produc- Farm Bureau, the state’s America the Beautiful plan could spell trouble for landowners. Again, we will This logistics logjam in- tion process while using largest farm organization have to be diligent and aware. cludes agriculture, but the forecasting to figure out whose mission is to strength- I expect to do a great deal of writing on this subject in the weeks and months en agriculture and the lives disruption today is going just how much product it to come. As always, my goal will be to provide you with accurate, unbiased in- mostly unseen by consum- needs to make, ship and of Kansans through advo- ers. Hiccups in the supply place on a shelf as close to cacy, education and service. formation. chains have created all the time it’s purchased as Stay informed and stay engaged, my friends. There’s a lot riding on all of this. Kansas Water Authority Regional Advisory Committee holding membership drive For more than 30 years, mittees (RACs) which are junction with this process, help identify and provide communicate information regions are represented. citizen advisors have been established by the Kansas RAC members provide input on other emerging on concerns and issues to Kansans can have a defi- a vital voice for water re- Water Authority (KWA). input and advice to the water resource related is- citizens in their respective nite lasting impact on the source issues in Kansas. These committees play KWA on identified region- sues and concerns. They regions. The KWA, through future of water resources The Kansas Water Office a key role in advising the al and statewide water reserve as important local the committee selection through RAC membership. is currently accepting ap- KWA on implementation source-related goals and links to the public in their process, works to estab- Interested persons can plications from those who of each region’s water sup- action plans developed in regions through interac- lish RACs which represent apply at www.kwo.ks.gov. would like to participate ply priorities as part of support of state water plan tions with various groups diverse groups of water The application deadline as a member of one of the the state water planning implementation. and individuals as well as users and interests within is June 15, 2021. 14 Regional Advisory Com- process in Kansas. In con- In addition, members Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner.

launchesBeef. It’s What’s forsustainability consumers to learn more countrycampaign are employing sus- Dinner. launched a new about how cattle farmers tainable practices to care beef campaign inviting and ranchers around the for the land and produce high-quality beef. The campaign will be shared in a variety of ways, including new advertising that will run on social media, YouTube and connected TV with a new video series high- Sometimes things work out for the lighting how beef farm- starting to get dark, and a quick search ers and ranchers around best despite my best efforts to reallyof the pasture had to be called off. We the country are imple- mess them up. This week was a primewent back early the next morning and menting land-conserving, example of that. In the words of thejust as we were about to give up the calf award-winning environ- late, great Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh, “Thewas spotted hiding in some brush. mental efforts. According to market research, only Good Lord takes care of little babies and At this point we debated on if we 24% of consumers say they idiots.” I am definitely not a little baby,should go back and get mom or try to are knowledgeable about so I am the latter. To set the stage weambush the baby and haul it back. In the how cattle are raised for will go back to last Friday and this pastback of my mind, I knew we should get food. This sustainability weekend. mom, but catching the calf would be so campaign aims to address that by introducing con- Saturday was designated as the daymuch faster. Jennifer and I set up a plan sumers to farmers and we would work our spring cows andto ambush the calf, grab it and throw it ranchers across the coun- get them out on grass. I am fortunatein the UTV. Great plan except we forgot try and showcasing the that they all stay close to home and to if factor in my reflexes. I got about five many efforts under way to everything goes right, we can work themfeet from the calf when it jumped up and help sustain and improve the land for generations and put them out on grass in one day.took I off. I lunged at the calf but missed to come. am also to the point that I only have mybadly. We tried once more to catch it, crew on the weekend and this year someeven though we knew that was a bad idea of them were on a limited amount ofand watched helplessly as the calf ran off time. Because it was going to be a timeover the hill. crunch, Jennifer decided to take the day At that point we decided to get mom. off on Friday and we would catchWe one hauled her back, the wind was blow- bunch, have them at the working pensing gale force so momma calling to baby and be ready to start immediately. Thatprobably was not going to work. I tried all sounded like a good plan; after all,to drive her to where I had seen the calf what could go wrong? last, but I could not keep her from going Friday went very well. We sorted cullto where it had been. Finally, I gave up ewes and hauled them to the sale in thein frustration and went back to work morning and then started our focus onthe remaining cows, hoping she would catching the first bunch of cows. We- dereunite with her calf. cided to start with the cows at my Dad’s We did not finish working cows until first because we had the portable corralsclose to dark that night. Early the next set up and they typically are the hardestmorning we checked on the cow hoping to catch. To shorten up the story, theshe had a calf by her side. She did not; cows followed us right into the corralsthings did not look good. Jennifer and I and the calves had to be convinced butspent the next two days looking in every after a little extra we got all of themnook and cranny in the pasture. We caught, or so it seemed. checked the neighboring pastures and We thought we were good. The cowsfields with no luck, the calf was gone, had all come in fast for the alfalfa. Mostand it was our fault. Morale on the home of the calves did not, but they would notteam was low. leave their mommas who were caught in Tuesday, I decided I would catch the one side of the corrals. After gentle coax- cow and haul her to the sale. I felt -terri GRASS & GRAIN (USPS 937-880) ing we got the calves caught and realizedble, it was solely our fault that she had The newsweekly for Kansas and southern Nebraska, published each Tuesday at 1531 that outside of five calves in withlost the her calf, but good management says Yuma (Box 1009), Manhattan, KS by Ag cows, the cows and calves were basicallyyou cannot keep a cow without a calf. Press, Inc. Periodicals postage paid at Man- sorted and ready to haul. We thought weFeeling low, I drove out to the pasture. hattan, Kansas and additional offices. Post- were expert ranchers and smarter thanI saw a sight I never thought I would master send address changes to: Ag Press, Box 1009, Manhattan, KS 66505. the cows. We were wrong. see; the cow was standing there nursing 785-539-7558 We hauled the last load and then -I reher baby looking at me with disdain. Fax 785-539-2679 Subscription — $76 for 2 years. $41 for 1 Publisher – Tom Carlin year, plus applicable sales tax. Outside alized I had not seen our newest calf. ItFrankly, I did not blame her. Despite my Kansas, $51 for 1 year, $95 for 2 years. had been born just three days before andblunders, she had prevailed and found Managing Editor — Donna Sullivan [email protected] I am not sure how I missed it other thanher calf. I guess it is true, the only thing MEMBER OF Associated Press to say I was in too big of a hurry. A quickdumber than a cow is the cowboy that — Advertising Staff — owns her. 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AbileneJust before wheat Machinehar- Moline. to auction 125 classic ‘Muscle Tractors’ June 4 vest begins, the Kansas “An M5 was the first countryside comes alive tractor that we salvaged,” with the sound of power, Randy said, speaking as farmers gear up to gath- about himself and his busi- er the fruits of their labor. ness partner Loren Engel. It will be a little noisier on The duo started Abilene June 4, when Mecum Auc- Machine in 1980. “Loren tions’ agriculture branch, and I had collected a lot of Gone Farmin’ comes to two-cylinder John Deere host a no-reserve auction tractors. When Loren re- of 125 antique tractors tired, he took all those with from the Abilene Machine him, and I decided I was Collection. going to start collecting direction of farming was more ground than ever be- After more than 40 New Generation tractors. Having grown up on a said. “It’s hard for me to changing. Farmers were fore at a faster pace. They years in the tractor parts So we started collecting farm in South Dakota in say which one is my favor- working larger and larger needed more power. business, Abilene Machine 10 and 20 series, and then the 1950s and 1960s, Randy ite. I’ve got a lot of favor- plots of ground in order to Manufacturers re- founder and president we started collecting what has a special connection ites!” maximize their profitabil- sponded by adding larger Randy Roelofsen has ac- was unusual or low pro- to the tractors in his col- Similar to the muscle ity. Since the timeframe engines to their existing cumulated quite an assem- duction numbers. I started lection. car craze of the 1960s and Mother Nature allowed platform architectures, blage of what are known watching for them a long “It’s hard to let any of 1970s – and during that them to cultivate, plant, giving their customers a as “Muscle Tractors,” but time ago, before they were them go. There is some re- same era – tractor man- and harvest were the same competitive edge through it all started with an M5 collectable.” ally nice stuff there,” he ufacturers realized the as they always had been, increased pulling capabil- farmers needed equip- ity and speed. Munson’s Prime, LLC steakhouse and The Brookville Hotel II, ment capable of covering • Cont. on page 6 Inc. family-style chicken house to reopen as Legacy Kansas, LLC • Cont. from page 1 riculture and Research will also feature a video all of our customers,” Mun- Need an extra copy of ings, and special events. and Extension, Kansas De- wall (a giant panorama) son said. “Together, we Catering options will also partment of Agriculture, from international artist will continue the legacy.” be available including Kansas Farm Bureau, Kan- Hugh Livingston’s Living- Legacy Kansas will be ? the new “Grill and Go” sas Association of Wheat ston Sound project with open Wednesday through catering option that will Growers, Kansas Livestock farm and ranch footage Friday from 5-8 p.m., and Pick one up at any of our Box locations: deliver a grill on-site and Association, and other ag captured in Geary, Riley, Saturday and Sunday from staff will grill burgers for groups to promote and and Dickinson counties. 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Res- special events. The restau- feature Kansas farms and “We are excited for ervations are encouraged. rant’s popular curbside ranches in videos in the Munson’s Prime steak- For more information Dara’s Fast Lane: pickup will also continue, restaurant. house and the Brookville about Legacy Kansas, visit and horse-drawn carriage The “End of the Hotel family style chicken @BrookvilleChicken on - 5321 Tuttle Creek Blvd, or trolley rides are also in Chisholm Trail” bar locat- house to return and we ap- Facebook. the works. ed inside the restaurant preciate the support from Manhattan, KS - Named Best Small Town to Visit by Smithso- - 8811 US-24, nian magazine and #1 True Manhattan, KS - Western Town of the Year ATTENTION ADVERTISERS: by True West magazine, - 1132 Pillsbury Dr., Munson acknowledges Manhattan, KS - Abilene’s tourism industry as a draw. “We want to partner The Store: with the tourist attrac- tions and nearby hotels to - 104 E Barton Rd., provide a unique experi- DEADLINE FOR ADS Leonardville, KS - ence for guests visiting the area,” Munson said. 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OR e-mail at: [email protected] Research Study: Consumers Still Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 5 those cups, wrappers, slips and shards of things Favor Beef As Protein Source that we toss without a sec- MANHATTAN – Con- consumers that represent- the taste, safety and price ond thought are piling up sumers who prefer beef ed the population of the of beef to be more appeal- and scattering about. over plant-based protein country. Nearly 70 percent ing. “Those are key differ- The ambiguity that sur- alternatives said they are of respondents identified entiation points we see in rounds our modern san- willing to pay nearly two themselves as regular this study and have seen itation system means we dollars more per meal for meat consumers (those in several studies,” Tonsor can live fairly comfortably a burger when dining at a who regularly consumer said. “Taste and safety, in in denial about the trash restaurant, according to a meat or food from ani- particular, are key drivers we generate because don’t study from Kansas State mals), while the remain- of U.S. beef demand.” have to live in close prox- University. der identified with such “The protein market imity with it. It’s quickly But, the same study alternative diets as vegan, is immensely compet- dispatched to a landfill. notes, those who have vegetarian, flexitarian or itive, both from existing That’s the good news. But turned to plant-based other. and new products being not having to live with it is protein alternatives are Tonsor said regular introduced,” he added. also the bad news. Maybe equally passionate about meat consumers report- “At the same time, global if we did have to live with their choice, saying they ed being willing to pay protein demand is strong Talking Trash all our trash around us, would be willing to pay $1.87 more per meal for a and growing. The U.S. beef we’d start using reusable $1.48 more per meal. beef burger in a restau- industry produces a high By Lou Ann Thomas bottle takes a million water bottles and shop- Those are among the rant. They also would pay quality, tasty, safe, nutri- I’m talking trash. years. The amount of office ping bags, carrying a trav- key findings released up to .29 more per pound tious, healthy, and afford- A lot of trash. paper that is tossed out el mug with us, using cloth by K-State agricultural for store-brand, 80% lean able product in an increas- That’s a lasting memory is enough to create a 12- napkins instead of paper, economists Glynn Ton- ground beef at the grocery ingly sustainable way. from a recent drive to Lex- foot wall from Los Angeles and making sure we not sor and Ted Schroeder in store. Capitalizing on what the ington, Kentucky. Trash to New York City, and the only picked up our own the study, Impact of New Those who prefer al- industry does well while is everywhere! It covers amount of paper and plas- trash, but a piece or two of Plant-Based Protein Al- ternative diets would pay continuously striving to do much of the area along the tic cups, forks and spoons someone else’s. ternatives on U.S. Beef $1.48 more per meal in a it better is the best advice highways, in public spaces, that are thrown out would So, in the interest of make 300 laps around the Demand. The study was restaurant, and up to $2.32 we can provide to compete in green areas and around helping to beautify Amer- equator. co-authored by Jayson per pound more in the gro- in the evolving global pro- businesses. Trash is every- ica, when you have fin- where! This beautiful blue Even when properly Lusk, a Distinguished cery store. tein market.” ished reading this column and green sphere has be- disposed of, none of that Professor of agricultural “There’s a big prefer- The full report, as well I humbly request that you come a dump. trash is going anywhere economics at Purdue Uni- ence among regular meat as an executive summary, keep it forever. And a human being any time soon! And all versity. consumers today for the is available online from left behind every piece of “Beef has what we beef burger, and there’s a the K-State Department of it. What are we thinking? call a good image and strong preference among Agricultural Economics’ How can we be so disre- we document it as a good the alternative diet folks website, agmanager.info. spectful of our planet, our AUCTION image throughout the re- for those newly offered home? 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In doing ing beef that is delicious, accents, bright paint schemes with special badging, so, they are supporting a safe, wholesome and nu- and big, powerful engines to create new models for beef community that pos- tritious is ‘job one’ for our a specific demographic. itively contributes to the industry,” Thielen says. “One tractor that I would compare to a muscle environmental, economic, “After all, producers of car would be that 1456 with the big back tires and and nutritional well-being beef are also consumers the big fenders,” he said. “It’s just a cool-looking of Kansas. Recognizing the of the beef they produce. tractor.” substantial importance of They are proud of their Tractors like these are the primary focus of the the beef community, Gov- role in supplying this Abilene Machine Collection. Auction-goers can ex- ernor Laura Kelly has product that so many peo- pect to find an array of muscle tractor models from signed an official procla- Gov. Laura Kelly signs a proclamation declaring May ple enjoy.” John Deere, Massey-Ferguson, Case, International mation declaring May as National Beef Month. Red Angus Harvester, Oliver, and Allis-Chalmers. Beef Month. nies that produce, process, comes, but actually have Many of these machines are rare due to their According to Kevin distribute and sell meat lower cardiovascular dis- announces plans overall production numbers, and when narrowed Thielen, executive direc- and poultry products em- ease risk and maintain a for 2022 down by build configuration, some of them are in- tor of the Kansas Beef ploy as many as 31,440 peo- healthy weight. credibly hard to find anywhere else in the world. Council, the value of beef ple, while generating an Kansas has about 45.8 National Red “We have one in the sale that’s a 4020 LP Power to the economy and social additional 17,292 jobs in million acres of farm Shift out there (in the storage shed) that has the ‘T’ fabric of the state is re- Angus Show serial number, so it was one of the very first 1964s supplier and associated ground. Not all of this land The Red Angus Associ- markable. “Kansas ranks built,” he said. “There was only one of those built in industries. These include can be used to grow crops, ation of America board of third in the country with 1964, and only one going in the sale. If there is one jobs in companies supply- however. Grazing cattle directors voted to hold the more than 6.5 million cattle ing goods and services to is an ideal technique for that isn’t going to be replaceable, that’s it.” on ranches and in feedy- 2022 National Red Angus manufacturers, distribu- efficiently utilizing grass- Open and Pen Shows at the Auction Details ards” says Thielen. “That’s tors and retailers, as well es and plants growing on - Preview June 3 from 1-5 p.m. more than twice the state’s Cattlemen’s Congress in as those depending upon over 15.3 million acres of Oklahoma City. - Gates open at 8 a.m. June 4 human population.” Fur- sales to workers in the Kansas pasture and range- This decision comes at - Auction Begins at 10 a.m. thermore, Kansas ranked meat industry. land. These acres would the recommendation of - 427 Old Hwy. 40, Solomon, Kansas second in fed cattle mar- The beef produced by be wasted if not for ru- the RAAA Show & Sale - $15 Entry Fee for 12 and up keted, with roughly 4.97 Kansas beef farmers and minants like cattle who Committee after soliciting - Food and drink will be available from vendors million in 2019. In total, ranchers, feeders and can turn these resources significant feedback from on site. beef cattle and calves rep- processors contributes into essential protein and Red Angus exhibitors and - Mecum will be in charge of the auction, visit resented 51.5% of the 2019 substantially to human nutrients for humans. Ad- breeders. A regional junior https://www.mecum.com/auctions/solomon-trac- Kansas agricultural cash health at every life stage. ditionally, grazing cattle show will also be hosted in tor-2021/ for the most up-to-date information receipts, bolstering and Research from gold-stan- helps maintain grasslands Oklahoma City. Similarly, - RFD-TV will also be on hand to film the event for enhancing the spending dard randomized, con- and reduce the fuel load a regional junior, pen and an upcoming five-episode TV series about Abilene power in local economies trolled trials, like a recent which can spark destruc- open show will be hosted at Machine. across the state. checkoff-funded study out tive wildfires. the National Western Stock About the Company Not only does the mar- of Pennsylvania State Uni- “Kansas ranchers and Show moving forward. Abilene Machine is a national retailer and man- keted value of beef have Exhibitors and interest- versity demonstrates lean feeders are committed to ufacturer of replacement parts for all types of a substantial impact on ed members should visit beef can be the protein of produce a wholesome and agricultural equipment. In business since 1980, the economy, but the Kan- RedAngus.org for more in- choice in many diets and nutritious product respon- the company has grown out of a single-car garage sas beef community also formation regarding show people who eat about 5.5 sibly and sustainably,” tractor and combine salvage operation into a major has a significant impact ounces of lean fresh beef Thielen says. “However, schedule, fees and other on employment. Accord- details as they become resource for the nation’s agricultural producers, daily, as part of a healthy beef production refined with more than 150 employees. ing to the American Meat diet, not only don’t have over many generations is available in the coming months. Institute, Kansas compa- any adverse health out- only part of the story. Pro- Brandy Criss Engler AUCTION REMINDER Associate Broker SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 — 9:00 AM Auction located at 2162 Frontier Rd., GALVA, KS. From Galva, KS & Hwy. 56 1 mile east, 3 miles south & 1/2 mile west. 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Biddle, newspapers reported that perate Seed: Ellsworth Kan- judged insane and taken to Timm was judged sane “death” had finally re- sas on the Violent Frontier, an asylum in Osawatomie and released on July 17, leased John Timm from Ellsworth, KS Contact Kan- for treatment. Timm was 1902. Once he was re- the penitentiary. And so sas Cowboy, 220 21st RD released and in 1894 he leased Timm gained the ended one of the most bi- Geneseo, KS. Phone 785- returned to Mulvane. He assistance of a Kansas zarre cases of confound- 531-2058 or kansascowboy@ soon proved that he was City lawyer for a lawsuit ing and lengthy paths to kans.com. indeed a dangerous man. against Captain Warren’s On the night of Septem- estate and others, seeking ber 14, 1894, he shot Sam- damages of twenty-five Digital food platform bans uel Butts through a screen thousand dollars. The case beef, receives blowback door. Butts had been the was thrown out of court on man that convinced Timm February 10, 1903. Recently, Epicurious, a popular recipe-hosting to deposit his savings in W. Timm kept his name out website with millions of followers, announced they R. Warren’s bank for safe- of the papers until 1914 will no longer publish new beef recipes, citing Confounding Justice keeping. Timm was tried when his brother Henry the environmental impact of beef. Though the an- On a fine Friday morn- closed was “practically nouncement received widespread media attention, and sent to the peniten- was found lying on the ing, May 6, 1892, John all his worldly wealth.” Epicurious received significant criticism from chefs, tiary at Lansing where he kitchen floor with half Timm stepped behind W. According to newspaper food influencers and readers who enjoy beef, and would not be a threat to his head blown off from a R. Warren and shot him reports, Timm “became al- many even threatened to boycott the website. in the back as Warren most crazed over his loss.” the public. But he was par- shotgun blast. Timm was was preparing to enter During the past summer of doned for good behavior captured and sentenced to the Sumner County Court- 1891 Timm tried to shoot by Governor William Stan- the insane ward at Lan- house at Wellington, Kan- the banker, was arrested, ley on July 13, 1900. sing State Prison without sas. Apparently Warren and served a term in the Timm immediately any chance of parole. That realized at the last minute county jail. He was re- went to the home of Cap- didn’t stop him from try- that someone was behind leased in January and was tain Warren, W. B. War- ing. him and began to turn just believed to have left for ren’s brother, to get money. His attorney filed for as a gunshot resonated and Oklahoma. However, Timm Timm was apparently un- his release several times he was struck by a “ball.” had apparently learned aware that Captain War- on the grounds that he Warren pulled his own that Warren was expected ren had passed away eight was “well and cured.” He weapon and compelled in Wellington and planned years before. Undeterred, even tried to gain a por- John Timm “to turn his the encounter that led to Timm threatened the Cap- tion of his brother’s estate, weapon down.” Two by- the shooting. tain’s widow. She called though he had been con- standers, W. S. Nelson and Warren left Wellington the police. Timm was ar- victed of his murder. R. L. Davidson “tore the by train Saturday morn- rested and again found in- Governors and parole revolvers away from the ing at 1 a.m. He arrived at men,” to prevent more his brother Captain S. B. shooting. Timm was hand- Warren’s home in Empo- ed over to the sheriff while ria, with the ball still in Warren was taken to the his body. Another inves- office of Drs. Freeman and tigation by Dr. Jacobs ex- Elliott. amined the shallow wound The trouble between but also could not find the two men had begun the ball. While leaving a sixteen months earlier ghastly wound, Dr. Jacobs on December 22, 1890, believed that the ball had when Warren suddenly merely grazed Warren’s closed his bank at Mul- back. vane, Kansas. Timm lost Timm was brought two thousand dollars of to trial at Wellington on hard-earned savings with September 20, 1892. Major no chance of recovering Ferguson was appointed the money. After months to defend Timm and ar- (800) 369-3882 of litigation over the bank gued that Timm had come www.toplinebuildings.com failure the prosecution, on from an insane family. His [email protected] January 11, 1892, failed to mother had suffered an convince the jury of War- unsound mind for several STEEL BUILDING ren’s criminal intent when years. Ferguson suggested he closed the bank.. that Timm’s actions be- INVENTORY SALE The news that Warren fore and at the time of the would not be held respon- shooting were the result I-Beam Construction sible for the loss of depos- of an unbalanced mind. Easy Bolt-Up Design itors’ funds was more than Medical experts testified John Timm could take. that Timm was regarded as 40x65 • 60x90 • 100x150 • Many Others Available Timm’s two-thousand-dol- insane. With that informa- lar deposit a few months tion the jury found for ac- before the doors were quittal. Even so, the judge PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 - 10:00 AM 6 m S. of Lawrence, KS to N. 650 Rd., W. 1 1/2 m, to E. 1100 Rd., N. 2 1/2 m. (850 E 1050 Rd, LAWRENCE, KANSAS) COLLECTIBLES: 80+ iron whls; dirt slips; Fresno; walking plow; Dearborn buzz saw & others; Budda parts car; bundle silage blow- ers; AC spade lug whls; AC steel wheels; WC spade steel whls; many metal imp seats; window wts; buzz saw mandrels; garden gate; buggy axles & springs; sev pump jacks; dump rake teeth; Letz burr mills; JI Case steel plates; sev well pumps; sausage grinder; Advance Rumley thrash mach; cast bathtubs; 5 tooth; pump han- dles; walking lister; spade lugs; sev vintage chain saws; sev well lead pipes; lg steel whl eng trucks; Lg corn sheller w/cobb conv; good Aermotor windmill-comp; Road Control horse road grader; steel-wheeled side delivery rake; McCormick horse-drawn sickle mower; RR baggage trailer; horse corn stalk cutter; bear & other traps; 1 man saw; iron hub caps; rock crusher; IH W9 grill. MISC: IH 7’ pull disk; Kar Kaddy II; Tulsa 14T winch; 2 whl steel bed dump trailer; rear tractor rims; Crosby 15T crane block w/ hook; crane pile driver; Case 2-12 3 pt plow; 3 pt dirt bucket; 3 pt boom; Oliver 3-16 3 pt plow; 3 pt 6’ & 8’ blades; Knibe pop up bale loader; 2 steel whl springtooths; 10’ hwy truck front blade; heavy rd iron tank; Graham Hame; IH 2-14 plow on steel; 2-13 pull plow; 15’ flail chopper; JD manure spreader; 2 whl pipe trailer; end- less belts; sev tractor whls & tires; EZ Flow type seeder; 30+ whl weights; drive & pto shafts; camper jacks; older sawmill; 10 rolls of snow fence; 100 gal port fuel tank; lg piston pump; sev belt pulleys; el. motors; AC parts; Jaeger 3E & very lg concrete mixers; car & PU whls; pipe up to 4”; long H beams up to10”; galv & concrete culverts; lots of angle iron some heavy & long; lots of good usable flat & rd iron; SS metal; lots of brass & pipe fittings; sev sm engs; 2x4-2x10 lumber; lg cable; guard rail & H beam poles; lg Conti- nental eng; Weaver towing pole; crank shafts; sev. cords firewood. 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EFFECTIVE. INEXPENSIVE. CLASSIFIEDS 785-539-7558 [email protected] www.grassandgrain.com Page 8 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 the Flint Hills on June 12th in Morris County. I will be Soybean seeding a tent host and several presentations will focus on the story of the Santa Fe Trail. The entire weekend will be filled with music as the Honorary Chair of the Santa Fe rates examined Trail 200, Michael Martin Murphey, will be performing on Friday night, June 11, in Council Grove. This will be By David G. Hallauer, season weather combined such an exciting evening at the new amphitheater on the Meadowlark District with a multitude of in-sea- Riverwalk. This is a lovely setting. Michael is a champi- Extension agent, crops and son hurdles typically re- on of western history and has been so generous with his soils/horticulture sults in a great deal of vari- time and talent. We are so appreciative! The only expense items ability. The various chapters of the Santa Fe Trail Associ- in the KSU Soybean Cost What was interesting ation are planning so many activities that they are too Return Budget for north- from the study was the con- numerous to list along the entire length of the Trail. So east Kansas that are great- firmation that low-yield en- please check the schedule and double-check to make er than seed cost are her- vironments often respond sure the schedules have not been altered. I’ll be speak- bicides and land rent. With better to higher popula- The Santa Fe Trail 200 is in full swing! The world ing in Dodge City on the afternoon of May 22 and I’ll be that in mind, it’s obviously tions than it might seem is opening up and events are scheduled, boom, boom, at the Blackjack Battlefield on June 5, then Symphony an input worth some time they would. For example, boom!! Visit the santafetrail.org for a schedule of events. I was in Towanda at the studio of Jim and Martha Far- weekend on June 11 and 12. to evaluate as you head in yield results showed plant rell recording podcasts a couple of weeks ago so I will I look forward to seeing you somewhere along the to soybean planting sea- densities could be reduced keep you up to date on when they start. They will air on Santa Fe Trail, and not only AROUND Kansas, but be- son. by 24 percent when moving TruckersRadioUSA.com which has fantastic program- yond! A recent Kansas State from the low yield envi- ming any time of day. You will become a regular listener, Deb Goodrich is the co-host of Around Kansas and the University study looked at ronments to either of the I promise. Garvey Texas Historian in Residence at the Fort Wallace a dataset of soybean yields medium or high yield envi- Right now we are looking forward to the Symphony in Museum. She chairs the Santa Fe Trail 200. Contact her at from the Kansas Soybean ronments. In other words, [email protected]. Yield Contest by yield cat- if seed cost is of concern, egory (some of the better and you have the knowl- Comark Equity Alliance strengthens infrastructure yields in the state in many edge of a farm to allow for cases…). Low yield envi- more site-specific manage- with Great Plains Commodities terminal partnership ronments were classified ment – knowing where you Comark Equity Alliance Okla., just east of Altus on is a great complement to of Equity Marketing Alli- as those below 60 bush- can consistently achieve a (CEA), the region’s most in- State Hwy. 62, GPC offers our Chisholm Trail Termi- ance and CoMark Grain els per acre. Medium yield medium or high yielding novative grain marketing, CEA and its member-own- nal shuttle loading facility Marketing LLC. environments ranged from environment as outlined logistics and risk manage- ers additional shipping in Medford, Okla., which CEA is comprised of 60-64 bushels/A, and high in this study - it might be ment company, continues opportunities to domestic, is located on the Union farmer-owned coopera- yield environments were worth a look at soybean to improve its infrastruc- gulf and Latin American Pacific rail.” tives with 183 locations ture with the acquisition markets. “CEA is equally that stretch from south- above 64 bpa. The study seeding rate to further of the Great Plains Com- “The integration of GPC pleased to be partnering ern Nebraska, throughout looked at yield by seeding fine-tune that input cost. modities (GPC) shuttle into the CEA network will with PCOM and the Farm- Kansas and Oklahoma, and rate results to determine Want to take a closer loading facility. The ac- provide our system with ers Union Coop Gin Hum- into the Texas panhandle. an ‘optimal’ level. look at this study? Request quisition is in partnership additional shipping chan- phreys. PCOM offers new These locations include a copy of Not surprisingly, soy- Soybean Seeding with Producers Coopera- nels to global destina- opportunities and a ver- four grain terminals, two bean yield by seeding rate Rates and Optimal Plant tive Oil Mill (PCOM) and tions, adding more value satility that is essential shuttle loaders, and a results were all over the Densities from any District Farmers Union Coop Gin to the commodities, and in today’s marketplace. 165MM bushel storage ca- board, with the ability to Office or by e-mailing me Humphreys, both in Altus, ultimately benefiting our The Farmers Union Co-op pacity. attain high yields at almost at [email protected]. Okla. farmer-owners,” said CEA Gin Humphreys and CEA With offices in Enid, any population. Growing The facility operates president Alan Woodard. country facilities will be Okla. and Cheney, the on BNSF rail, has approx- “GPC’s location on the great origination sources company is singularly fo- TWO-DAY imately 1.3 million bush- BNSF rail makes it easily to support the GPC facili- cused on making its mem- NATIVE AMERICAN els of upright storage and accessible to several CEA ty,” Woodard added. ber-owners’ experience additional bunker stor- locations via state-based Comark Equity Alli- one that is unmatched in ART AUCTION age. Located in Headrick, short-line rail. The facility ance, LLC is one of the the industry by provid- largest federally licensed ing unparalleled grain FRIDAY, MAY 14, 2021 — 6:00 PM grain companies in the merchandising, logistics, & SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 — 11:00 AM United States. The compa- accounting, and risk man- 4795 Frisbie Road — SHAWNEE, KANSAS ny was formed in August agement services. To learn 2017 following the merger more, visit ceagrain.com. 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LINDSAY AUCTIONS & REALTY, LLC 913.441.1557 ELSTON AUCTIONS * (785-594-0505) (785-218-7851) www.lindsayauctions.com “Serving Your Auction Needs Since 1994” Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 9 KSU researchers report shattercane resistance in grain sorghum Kansas State Universi- songrass are the prima- a five-fold resistance to Kansas, western Oklaho- tercane and johnsongrass listed for control. ty researchers are report- ry grass weed problems IMIFLEX compared to a ma and north Texas are populations to IMIFLEX More detailed informa- ing that shattercane, a in Kansas grain sorghum susceptible population in still being studied at the applications,” Kumar tion on K-State’s research grass weed found in grain fields. In the K-State neighboring Rooks Coun- K-State Agricultural Re- said. “I also recommend is available in the April sorghum fields, is show- study, the researchers ty. search Center. He antic- they adopt proper IMI- 22 issue of the eUpdate, ing resistance to herbi- applied herbicides rec- Some alternative her- ipates those studies will FLEX use stewardship published weekly by the cides designed to stem its ommended for the three bicides – Zest, Aggressor, give further clues as to guidelines, including K-State Department of growth. new sorghum varieties to Select Max and Roundup why shattercane, in par- right rate, right appli- Agronomy. Vipan Kumar, a weed determine their effective- PowerMax – were more ef- ticular, is building resis- cation timing, right ad- The United States is scientist at the K-State Ag- ness against shattercane fective in controlling the tance to imazamox. juvants, and more, and the world’s largest pro- ricultural Research Cen- and johnsongrass. three shattercane popula- Igrowth is readily avail- that they use alternative ducer of grain sorghum, ter in Hays, said the find- “What we found was tions, according to Kumar. able for the 2021 growing herbicides and cultural having produced 373 ings are particularly im- the first report of ima- Zest, which contains the season. Inzen and Double and mechanical practices million bushels in 2020, portant as producers de- zamox-resistant shat- active ingredient nicos- Team are available only to prevent the evolution according to the United cide on whether to plant tercane from Kansas,” ulfuron, is the registered in limited supplies. of imazamox-resistance Sorghum Checkoff. Kan- three new grain sorghum Kumar said. herbicide for the recently “If producers are plan- shattercane in their pro- sas producers grow nearly hybrids this summer. Imazamox is the ac- developed Inzen variety. ning to plant Igrowth duction fields.” half that total, making the “Three new herbi- tive ingredient found in Kumar said more shat- sorghum this summer, I Producers also are state the highest produc- cide-tolerant sorghum (va- IMIFLEX, which is the tercane and johnsongrass suggest they closely watch urged to check herbicide ing region in the country. rieties) – Igrowth, Inzen registered herbicide rec- populations from western the response of their shat- labels for specific grasses and Double Team – have ommended for use with recently been developed the new Igrowth sorghum that will allow growers to variety. Kumar noted that Fight fatigue, stress on the farm apply registered over-the- shattercane populations top herbicides for grass from three northwest weed control,” Kumar Kansas counties (Gra- said. ham, Decatur and Phil- with sleep for better bottom line Shattercane and john- lips) showed as much as Long hours during ganized, and energy is re- and church events. stress and mental health calving and planting sea- newed,” she says. The Na- The Upper Midwest issues. Learn more at sons can cause fatigue tional Sleep Foundation Agricultural Safety and facebook.com/ShowMe- NCGA to farmers: accept and stress, leading to ac- recommends that adults Health Center offers a StrongFarmFamilies. cidents and costly mis- get seven to nine hours of free checklist to assess More resources the challenge 2021 takes, says Mary Engram, sleep nightly. Teens need farm fatigue at umash. Sleep Foundation, With entry for the National Corn Growers Associa- University of Missouri eight to ten hours of sleep umn.edu/farm-safety- www.sleepfoundation.org. tion’s National Corn Yield Contest now open, farmers Extension human devel- each night. check-fatigue. National Sleep Foun- across the country are joining the friendly competition, opment specialist. Quantity of sleep mat- MU Extension’s Show- dation, www.theNSF.org. giving it their best and hoping to top their personal “Lack of sleep affects ters, but so does the qual- Me Strong Families pro- Occupational Safety best. NCYC entrants contribute to a pool of shared us physically and mental- ity. Insomnia, snoring and gram provides resources and Health Administra- knowledge that helps all corn farmers in challenging ly,” says Engram. nightmares can mean poor for farm families dealing tion, www.osha.gov/work- years. So, plant a new seed of thought, shed some light During May, Better sleep. If you experience with natural disasters, er-fatigue. and have some fun. Sleep Month, remember these problems often, talk The premier event of every corn growing season that farm safety and the with a health care profes- REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION since 1965, the National Corn Yield Contest offers bottom line depend on sional, Engram says. challenges and rewards to each entrant! In 2020, 7,844 good sleep, especially Engram offers tips to SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 growers accepted the challenge, enjoyed the friendly when handling animals avoid fatigue on the farm: Starting 10:00 AM - Personal Property - 1:00 PM - Real Estate competition with fellow farmers and helped provide or equipment, says Karen • Go to sleep and wake AUCTION & PROPERTY LOCATION: 16520 Pauling Run Rd., information that will lead to future innovations. Funkenbusch, MU Ex- up at the same time every WESTMORELAND, KS 66549. See last week for directions. This year, to add transparency and visual confirma- tension health and safe- day. LUNCH on grounds by Cowboy Church tion to high-yield entries, the contest requires a photo ty specialist. Not getting • Create a relaxing inclusion to be submitted online with the recheck yield enough sleep can have a bedtime routine. 80 ac, M/L, of Pottawatomie County meadow & building sites results. steep cost: big medical ex- • Keep the bedroom TRACT 1: 40 ac, m/l meadow w/some trees for wildlife habitat. 3 “Most of us know personally how true the adage penses, reduced produc- cool, quiet and dark. BR modular home, sold in “AS IS” condition. TRACT 2: 40 ac, m/l about farmers having to be optimists can be. Entering tivity, lost work hours and • Use a supportive, meadow, some trees for wildlife habitat & building site. TRACT 3: A the NCYC provides connection and competition while combination of Tract 1 & Tract 2. damaged equipment. comfortable mattress and ALSO SELLING: TRACTORS, CATERPILLAR & MACHINERY, adding to the stockpile of knowledge for a rainy plant- Fatigue tells the body pillows. PICKUP, MOTORHOME, TRAILER & MOWERS. TOOLS, SHOP ing season- or any other obstacle we face,” said NCGA that it needs rest from • Finish meals two to ITEMS & MISC., HUNTING & FISHING ITEMS, GUNS, LIVESTOCK president John Linder. “So, I am throwing down the physical, mental and emo- three hours before bed- ITEMS, HOUSEHOLD & YARD MISC., SADDLES & TACK! gauntlet. Good luck to every entrant and, in advance, tional demands, Engram time. SELLER: The Estate of the Late RONALD R. HASHAGEN thank you.” says. Symptoms of fatigue • Exercise regularly. Winners will receive national recognition in Pro- See Last Week’s Grass & Grain For Listing & Details! include dizziness, head- • Limit alcohol, caf- For more information or viewing, please call: John E. Cline, 785-532-8381 gressive Farmer’s Best in the Field Winner’s Guide aches, vision problems, feine and nicotine, espe- in mid-February. State winners will be honored at poor balance, reduced cially near bedtime. Auction Conducted By: CLINE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC Commodity Classic in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the concentration and mood • Drink plenty of water Onaga,฀KS฀•฀785-889-4775 NCYC Breakfast and national winners receive awards John฀E.฀Cline,฀Broker/Auctioneer,฀785-532-8381 changes. and plan meals to avoid Annette฀Cline,฀Assoc.฀Broker,฀785-556-3971 at the evening Awards Banquet. Trophies awarded Good sleep keeps the last-minute choices that Austin฀Cline,฀Auctioneer,฀Frankfort,฀KS,฀785-565-3246 for first-, second-and third-place entries in all classes body healthy. “During may not be healthy. WEBSITE: www.clinerealtyandauction.com and all states. Contest winners will be announced on sleep, the body and mind • Balance and prior- December 15. repair from the day’s ac- itize farming activities To enter, visit ncga.com/ncyc. tivities, memories are or- with family, community Contact NCYC at 636-733-5512 or email ncyc@ncga. com with any questions. AUCTION PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 - 9:00 AM 1545 N. 3rd, (Inside Large Bldg.!) LAWRENCE, KS (N. Lawrence) HUGE ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 * 9:00 AM 60+ OUTSTANDING FIREARMS .177 Pellet Rifles; Daisy Red TRACTOR & DURANGO SELL @ 12 NOON (Selling At 9:30 A.M.) Ryder NIB. See Internet For SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 — 10:00 AM Winchester Model 70 Heavy The Complete Firearms List! 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Dodge Citadel Durango, V8 Bayonet & Leather Sling (Re- Charles Rogers Buffalo, White- combo- very unusual. RIDING MOWERS: Cub Cadet Hemi, 5.7 liter, Auto 6-SP w/ Washboards; Egg basket; Wood pro); Remington Model 700 tail Deer Michael Siever, The TRAILERS: 40’ semi trailer w/ w/50” deck, kohler 18hp, w/wheel OD, RWD, 4 Brand New Tires, ML 50 cal. 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Wood 223/243/308/6mm/250 Sav- trailer; Trail mobile 1970 con- 23hp Kohler. charger; Chicago Drill press;6- J&G Meek & Manley China; lots Grain 12 ga.; Remington Mod- age/12/22/17hmr/357/12/16/20; el 870 Express Magnum 20 tainer trailer, single axle, possi- CONEX BOX: 48’ enclosed. 12V Battery charger; Extension of misc. glassware; cast iron buf- 6,000 Winchester Small Pistol ga. (Youth); Ruger 10-22 50th & Small Magnum Pistol Primers; bly military; Corps of Eng single TOOLS & MISC: Pull behind cords; Hydraulic tips; Battery falo bank; linens; vintage lamp; Anniversary Model .22; Bush- 50 caliber accessories. Scopes: axle trailer, dove tail; Tilt net injecting manure plow; 2000 gal Cable; Torch kit; Aluminum Ex- buttons; old records; K-State tank on trailer; Tar pot trailer; tank; Dual front end loader w/ tension ladder; Squares; Sand- master AR15 Coyote Vmax Steel weaver/Mueller/2 Bushnell desk chair; Flatware; China .223; Weatherby Orion 12 ga. Rim Fire Tactical/Redfield ACU- 2005 Cheetah 3-axle trailer w/air bucket; 2 oil tanks; old car frame; er; Lawn cart; live animal trap; (Pelite Bouquet); linens; Pink brakes, 65k lb axles; 1974 utility JD tractor rims w/tires; 300 gal glider; Rubbermaid water tank; 3” O/U engraving Very Nice!; Track/Bushnell Banner/Burris depression; Carnival glass; Ger- Savage Model 16 .243WIN w/ .223 &.308/Nikon AO/Sitron/ box trailer w/refrig, 40’ w/tailgate pull behind sprayer; pull behind Coleman air compressor; Gas man & misc. crystal; Silver pitch- lift 3k cap; 5x13 dual axle trailer; fan sprayer; Henke 12’ snow Leopold Gold Ring 6-18 VX11 Vortex Diamond Back/NERTL; cans; Funnels; Hitch pins; Clev- er & misc items; McCoy pottery; 1984 Dorsey semi trailer w/reef- plow; 8’ Pettibone wind propor- ises; Fence charger; yard tools; Scope & Box; Pre 64 New Port Burris Fast Fire Red Dot Sights; er; livestock trailer, dual axle; tioner; 8’ pull behind blade; chop Milk bottle; Kerosene lamps; Re- Model WN 410 Single Shot; Wood Stocks Winchester Mod- Bottle jacks; Floor jack; Car frigerator dishes; Corelle dishes; 24’ trailer w/Penske enclosed saw; Lincoln welder; oxy & acety- ramps; Handy man jack; Jack Belgium Browning Arms .22 el 12 & 42 Wooden/Synthetic box; 20’ dual axle trailer; pull be- lene bottles; batt. charger; sev air K-state glasses; Egg scale and LR Auto w/engraving; Henry Stocks Model 70’s/700’s/Ruger stands (lots); Rock bars; Log MUCH MORE! hind 300 gal pull behind sprayer; compressors; jack stands; lg sel. chains; Come a longs; Poulan 17HMR Lever Action w/2x9x40 10/20’s; Smith Wesson Wood 8x12 single axle w/ramp; 16’ car parts; lg fan; 2 sm windmills; FURNITURE: Plant stand; 5 Scope; Ruger 10-22 Carbine Grips; Cabela’s Boresighter chain saw; Chain hoist; Propane drawer dresser; Wood cabinet; single w/ramps; 18’ trailer; Blaz- hydro cyl; air hydro floor jack; bottle; Tool chest; Lantern; wa- Camo w/Weaver Scope; Rem- w/15 piece stud set; gun cases er transfer tank on 2 axle trailer; dump trailer; floor jacks; Onan Barstools; Dropleaf table with ington 870 Wingmaster 20 ga.; & cleaning kits; 3 Deer Feed- 25’ job trailer; Plus more! gen.; Porta tool box; Stanley ter heater; Post driver; t-posts; 2 chairs; Red desk; Metal two 3-point hay mover; chemical Remington Model 597 .22LR ers. 14 European Whitetail GAS PUMPS & SIGNS: 1950s tool box; Craftsman power hack drawer filling cabinet; Fireplace Auto Camo; Belgium 12 ga. Deer Mounts 8/9/10/11/14 P66 made by Wayne Pump saw; 36” barrel fan; Kennedy totes; skinning knives; misc insert cover; Corner mantel; L.G. ammo; manual push mower; Flintlock; Winchester Model 24 pts; Bobcat & Coyote skulls; Co; 1950s Martin & Schwartz tool box; metal tool bench; trans. Washer & L.G. Dryer (w/pedes- 20 ga.; Stoeger Condor O/U Vintage Paper Ammo Box- Texaco pump; 1930s Ethyl jack; bench grinders; drill press; gearbox; Craftsman weedeater; tals); chest deep freeze; Ken- Craftsman chainsaw; DR trim- 12 ga.; Am. Arms Silver O/U es: Savage 30-06/Springfield/ pump w/clock face, very un- post vise; air over hydro bumper more model 54 sewing machine; 12 ga. ; Remington 870 Super Alcan/Remington/Winchester/ usual; Very lg Texaco sign for jack; lg sel. hand tools; 100s mer; fishing poles & tackle box- deep fryer (new); Magic Bullet; es; Tool Shop 10” compound Mag 12 ga.; Remington Roll- Eclipse/Peters/etc.! Western building; Texaco neon sign; of sockets; alum fan boat proj- sm. kitchen appliances; Nu Step ing Block Musket 1864-1866; 410 & Winchester Wooden miter saw; tool box w/tools; 6 JD sign; Car show ad sign; ect w/trailer; Military axle; Clark TRS 4000 recumbent cross Martini-Henry Musket Police Boxes; Winchester 1866-1991 gal. shop vac; Genie shop vac; Gas pump toppers, Mobile & alum sprayer w/boom; Chev & trainer; console record play- #5; GSG 522 Semi-Auto; Heri- 25 Super X12 ga. shells w/Tin Tex; Life Texaco framed print; Ford motors; JD tractor parts; lg big belt sander; patio set (table er; coffee table & 2 end tables tage RR 22 Combo NIB; Amer- Box; Winchester 12 ga. Shell Pepsi bottle machine; Portable sel. car parts; metal fence posts; w/4 chairs); patio umbrella; King (matching); book shelves; buf- ican Arms Silver 20 ga. O/U; Lighter; 1992 Kershaw 75/250 Coke cooler; Sev Coca Cola bar Plus much more! Griller Grill; LOTS OF HAND fet; full size headboard & frame; Stevens Model 311 20 ga.; Knife & 1995 Schrade 2 Knife/ stools & tables; diner booth; Lg HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES & TOOLS & TOOLBOXES! dresser w/mirror; 3 drawer chest; Mosin Nagent 772x54R; Marlin Belt Buckle Set Rocky Mountain Coke cooler; Plus other signs MISC: Lg sel lanterns; wall tele- ANTIQUE TOOLS: Level; Brace ½ round table; brass floor lamp; 1894 45/70; Ruger M77 Mark Elk Foundation both in Wooden & much more! phone; mini frig; remote controlled bits; Wrenches; Oil cans; Rail desk lamp & others; sm. folding SEMIS, TRUCKS & VEHICLES: tank; fire truck bell; Glenfiddich II 338 Win Mag Stainless w/ Display Boxes; 11’ Python Hide; road jacks; 100 lb anvil; Scythe; table; dining tables; bedroom set; Leopold Scope; British Enfield 2-King Cobra Hides; Daboi 1988 4x2 Intl semi; 1970-80s grandfather clock; Zenith long Farriers nippers; Lg. & Sm 13”TV; patio bistro set; computer GMC tapkick 2 wh dr, auto, 8 distance floor radio; Victrola cab 303 Cabine Bolt; Ithaca M49 Russel Viper Hide; Vintage 13” Ammo boxes (lots). desk; couch; hospital bed; silver .22 Lever Action Single Shot; WWII KUKRI Gurkha Fighting func PTO; 1940s military truck, w/radio & record player; Military PRIMITIVES/COLLECTIBLES: no eng, from Boeing in Wich- radio; gumball machine; Rockola bed frame; magazine table; mag- Rossia 17HMR Single Shot w/ Knife w/Scabbard & 2 small Deer antlers (~20 sets); Moline azine rack; Samsung TV; Walnut Red Dot Scope; Colt Model knives; Snap-On Ann. Kershaw ita KS; 1940s Ford fire truck juke box; lg sel. ant. glassware; Tractor seat; Misc other metal pumper; 1940s Intl truck, dual, sm kerosene stove; Moathe (2) hutch; Dresser w/3 beveled edge Combat Commander 45 cal. w/ sheath; Snap-On 70th Ann. tractor seats; hub caps; Galva- mirrors; modern dresser. Original & Extra Magazines & Pocket knife; Kershaw Golden 6 wh drive; 2002 Dodge Ram grandfather clocks w/ornate inlay; nized buckets, wash tubs, chick- 1500, 4x4; 1988 Chev 3500 sin- Sweetheart porcelain stove; MISC.: Jewelry; box of coil roof- Box; Smith Wesson Model 60- Boer Dagger; Kershaw Golden en feeders etc); Railroad iron; ing nails; fishing poles; tackle 15 357 Pistol w/Target Sights; Eagle Dagger w/sheath; Buck gle axle w/350 eng; Chev Cobalt stained glass; elec fireplace; sev Sewmor sewing machine in cabi- SS; 1949 Intl pkup model KB-1, cast iron school bells; Oak china boxes w/contents; coolers; water Volquartsen Custom “Scorpion” knife/sheath; Case small game w/flathead 6 cyl; Homemade mil- hutch; glass top secretary; dress- net; Singer model 15 sewing ma- jugs; 7 up cooler; plastic crates .22 Pistol w/case; Waffenfabrik Knife w/box; WWII items: med- itary truck, 6x6 w/tank, w/De- er; Oak armoire; records; brass chine w/case; Singer machine & totes; Play Station 1; Play Sta- Mauser Pistol; Smith & Wesson als, patches, small elephants troit diesel eng; 1965 military 5 bed; Monkey stove; port sauna; w/cabinet; Seamstress Grand tion arcade; toys; dolls; child’s Model 17-4 .22 Target Pistol; (Ivory?), teak wood animals; ton, 6x6 w/bed; 1950s Dodge lg china cab; 2 porc cook stoves; treadle sewing machine; Metal chairs; McDonald’s toys; lots of Smith & Wesson Model 686 44 Bushnell Northstar Reflector dual axle semi w/Detroit slant gazebo; Plus more! trunks; Sad irons; Seed, feed & decorations (Christmas, Hallow- mag Stainless; Davis Industries #78-8831 Telescope; Mac Tools motor; 1979 Intl F-1954, 6x6, implement memorabilia (jackets, een, Easter, etc.); straw bales Model D-M .22 mag Chrome 2003 Gold Wrench NIB; Mac signs, etc); Antique tins; Remo (for crafts); wooden nativity pc.; Derringer; Regent 8 shot .22 2004 Gold Tool Ratchet; Mac OWNER: ESTATE OF HAROLD D. BERNHARDT banjo; Antique banjo & parts; pictures; kitchen utensils; knives; Revolver; H&P Work Model 922 2005 Gold Socket Set; Snap-On Darleen Bernhardt, Executrix violin; Jack Ass Cigarette dis- Tupperware; Pampered Chef 9 shot Revolver; British Bulldog An. Socket Set; Vintage Fish- AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a very large auction, 2 rings penser; trunk; Scales; Radio Fly- bread pan; blankets; material; 455 Webley Revolver; Smith & ing: President #1970 Model all day long. The above list does not begin to describe what er wagon; Glass chicken waters; office supplies; c.d.’s; luggage; Wesson Model 29 8 in. Chrome GD Reel w/Wonder By Shake- will be sold. We have made every effort to identify vehicles Misc glass pop bottles; Gran- tins; Brecknell digital shipping w/case; Ruger Single Si w/ speare; Plueger #1895 Reel w/ and the various items for this list, but all announcements day iteware; Frost king ice cream scale; canning jars; Hildebrand Holster; Smith Wesson Model Wonder Rod; Plueger #1953 of sale take precedence. Some vehicles & trailers will be sold maker; Butter churn crock ; Su- milk bottles; cookbooks; kitchen 27 8 in. Chrome w/case; Tau- Reel; Plueger Reel Box; Several with bill of sale only, no titles. There is a large of scrap iron in perlectric fan; Metal milk crates goods & appliances; vacuum rus PT 58 380 ACP; Crosman Vintage Lures!; many items too this auction. Please bring your trucks & trailers. (lots); Coca cola bottle carrier; cleaner; Bissell floor cleaner; & MTR77NP .177 w/Scope & Box; numerous to mention! TERMS: Cash & good check accepted with proper ID. All items sold as Paul’s lantern; Antique oil cans; is where is with no warranties either written or implied. All announce- LOT’S MORE! SELLER: PRIVATE RURAL LAWRENCE ments day of sale take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents. Bad check writers will be prosecuted. NO SALES Check us out on Facebook & Online for more info www.kscrossroads.com AUCTION NOTE: Quality is Outstanding! Do Not Miss this TAX, NO BUYERS PREMIUM. Concessions available. www.facebook.com/KScrossroadsauctions Opportunity! Inspection Day of Auction Only! Concessions: SEBREE AUCTION LLC Worden Church. TERRI HOLLENBECK, Broker/Owner, 785-223-2947 15516 Crestwood Dr, Basehor, KS 66007 * 816-223-9235 ELSTON AUCTIONS * (785-594-0505) (785-218-7851) [email protected] ANDREW SYLVESTER, Auctioneer, 785-456-4352 “Serving Your Auction Needs Since 1994” Please visit us online: www.KansasAuctions.net/elston for 100+ Pictures! Color photos & full listing at kansasauctions.net/sebree BILL DISBERGER, Auction Coordinator, 620-921-5642 Page 10 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Ag Economy Barometer remains strong; producers concerned about possible changes in estate tax policy The Purdue University/ cial performance, even more specifically about about the possible elim- and compare that to the of respondents said they CME Group Ag Economy as many are seeing rising their farm machinery in- ination of the step-up in U.S. population at large, are more likely to attend Barometer was virtually input costs,” said James vestment plans, more pro- cost basis for farmland in the survey asked produc- in-person events this year, unchanged in April, up Mintert, the barometer’s ducers in April said they inherited estates and just ers about their vaccina- but 28 to 35% of producers one point from March to a principal investigator and planned to increase their over two-thirds (68%) of tion plans since October said they are less likely to reading of 178. Producers director of Purdue Uni- farm machinery purchas- respondents said they are 2020. The percentage of attend in-person events. are becoming more opti- versity’s Center for Com- es than in March. “very concerned” about a producers saying “they do For program planners, mistic about the future. mercial Agriculture. “The divergence be- possible reduction in the not plan to get vaccinat- this implies a need to The Index of Future The Farm Financial tween the two responses estate tax exemption for ed” declined from a high offer programs in a hybrid Expectations continued Performance Index hit a could be reflective of the inherited estates. of 37% in October to 28% or virtual format to reach its upward trend from last record high in April, up run-up in building costs Farmers expect the in January and has fluc- the broad audience of month, up five points to 13 points from March to a and difficulty in schedul- rise in farmland values tuated between 28%-32% commercial ag producers. a reading of 169. Howev- reading of 138, 83 points ing construction projects to continue unabated over since that time. Read the full Ag Econ- er, their views on current higher than one year ago. across the U.S,” Mintert the next year as the Short- Polls from Monmouth omy Barometer report. conditions slipped. The This month 50% of pro- said. Run Farmland Value Ex- University conducted in The site also offers ad- Index of Current Con- ducers indicated that they Possible changes in pectations Index rose to a January, March and April ditional resources – such ditions dropped seven expect better financial U.S. tax policy are on record high reading of 159, indicate 21%-24% of U.S. as past reports, charts points in April, to a read- performance in 2021 com- the minds of ag produc- 11 points higher than a adults will “likely never and survey methodology ing of 195. The Ag Econo- pared to 2020, up from 39% ers. Ninety-five percent month earlier. Producers get the vaccine,” while a – and a form to sign up for my Barometer is calculat- who felt that way in March. of respondents are either were less optimistic, how- Pew Research Center poll monthly barometer email ed each month from 400 Despite expectations for somewhat or very con- ever, when asked about from February indicated updates and webinars. U.S. agricultural produc- their farms’ strong finan- cerned that changes in tax the five-year outlook for that 30% of U.S. adults Each month, the Pur- ers’ responses to a tele- cial performance, farm- policy will make it more farmland values as the would “probably” or “defi- due Center for Commer- phone survey. The survey ers were less inclined to difficult to pass their farms Long-Term Farmland Val- nitely” not get a COVID-19 cial Agriculture provides was conducted April 19- think now is a good time on to the next generation. ues Expectations Index vaccine. Comparing this a short video analysis of 23. for large investments in Eighty-seven percent ex- declined nine points in month’s survey results to the barometer results, “The strength in com- buildings and equipment pect capital gains rates April to a reading of 148. these broader population available, and for even modity prices continues than they were in March. to rise over the next five “The difference in pro- surveys suggests the re- more information, check to drive improving expec- However, in a follow-up years. Three-fourths said ducers’ short- versus long- luctance to get vaccinated out the Purdue Commer- tations for strong finan- question, when asked they are “very concerned” term expectations could for COVID-19 among U.S. cial AgCast podcast. It in- be an indication that they ag producers mirrors that cludes a detailed break- are concerned that the of the larger population of down of each month’s ba- rapid rise in farmland all U.S. adults. rometer and a discussion 2-DAY AUCTION values we’re seeing may Following a nearly of recent agricultural SATURDAY, MAY 15 & SUNDAY, MAY 16, 2021 not be sustainable over one-year hiatus, more news that impacts farm- 9:30 AM BOTH DAYS the long run,” Mintert ex- in-person ag field days, ers. Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co. Expo 900 Greeley in SALINA, KS plained. workshops and educa- The Ag Economy Ba- SATURDAY, MAY 15 SUNDAY, MAY 16 With COVID-19 vacci- tional events are being rometer, Index of Cur- Selling will be over 1500 tools of all kinds Selling will be a large license tag collec- nations widely available planned for 2021. On both rent Conditions and inc: fence tools & stretchers. tion, spark plug collection, signs, adver- across the U.S., attention the March and April ba- Index of Future Expec- For pictures & list check our website at tising, padlocks, spurs, shucking hooks, is shifting to the percent- rometer surveys, we asked tations are available on www.thummelauction.com. planes & other. The tools are numbered but will not sell in order. age of the U.S. population producers if they are more the Bloomberg Terminal that does not plan to get or less likely to attend under the following tick- Please check our website for pictures & a tool list www.thummelauction.com vaccinated. To learn more these programs than they er symbols: AGECBARO, HAROLD JEHLE ESTATE about commercial ag pro- were in 2020. Responses AGECCURC and AGECF- Note: Harold has collected for years there are many unique tools. Both days will be very ducers’ vaccination plans were mixed. Just over 70% TEX. large. Check our web site for pictures and a list of tools at www.thummelauction.com. Please wear masks for your safety. Auction Conducted By: FARMER ESTATE ONLINE AUCTION * Hoisington, KS THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC, 785-738-0067 The Farmers have moved to a smaller home and are selling the items they did not move, through online auction. The 355 lots selling include: Electric stove, Dryer, Refrigerator, Riding lawnmower, Snowblower, fishing poles, China Hutch, Wood gun cabinet w/lock, Furniture, misc. household, yard/garden & Collectible items. PUBLIC AUCTION Bidding Opens Thursday, May 13 @ 8 AM CST with Soft Close Wednesday, May 19 @ 8 PM CST Pickup is 1-7 p.m. Friday, May 21 in Lyons, KS. Shipping available on some items. SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2021 * 10:30 AM Auction & BIDDING Information available at: LOCATION: 1500 Community Drive - SENECA, KANSAS 66538 https://hollingerauction.hibid.com/auctions/current HOLLINGER ONLINE AUCTIONS, Lyons, KS — Jim & Mary 620-257-8148

REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE, TOOLS, VEHICLES, MOWERS & MORE AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 — 10:00 AM TRAILERS LOCATION: 605 Calhoun Street — LOUISVILLE, KANSAS 66547 * LUNCH! 2014 H&H Enclosed Trailer, fold Directions: Turn East on Hickory St. in Louisville & proceed 2 blocks to Calhoun St. down back door & side door driven less than 100 miles; Flatbed trailer. REAL ESTATE SELLS 12 NOON: 3BR, 2BA home on large lot w/outbuildings. Also selling the garden shed! COLLECTIBLES See Last Week’s Grass & Grain For Listings or go to our website! Dresden Marie Antoinette Lebrun SELLER: Plate, Dresden Siddons Sarah For questions call: Plate, Wicked Pony Statue by The Late RAYMOND MORGAN RIAT, Fredrick Remington, Trooper of ® & JOLEEN BLANKLEY the Plains Statue by Fredrick REALTOR /AUCTIONEER Tractor WFE, JD 4630 Tractor w/ 785-458-9259 210 N. 4th St., Suite B, MANHATTAN, KS Guest Auctioneer: Greg Kretz Remington, Howard Miller World 1968 Murray Boat Jolly Roger, Clock, Sandwick Glass Overshot Cab, JD 12A 1940 Combine, JD or email: Boyds Bears & Friends, Tonka 60 Tractor w/Picker Sheller, JD [email protected] Visit us at for more details & pictures! Pitcher-Rare Victorian, Frankoma Truck, 1903-1904 Harley Davidson, www.foundationks.com Dishes set, Johann Haviland serv- M Tractor w/2 Bottom Plow, JD Harley Davidson V-Rod Forward Model 720 Tractor w/Blade & 45 ing dish, Allertons LTD England Drive Left A Steering, Ford F-100 Willow Teapot w/creamer & sugar, Loader & Chains, JD Model A Wreckers 1953, Tow Truck Radio w/290 Series Cultivator, Model Jeanette Glass Sunflower cake Control, 32 Ford Hot Rod Muscle AUCTION G Tractor Key Series, Model R plate 1935, Noster butter dish Car, 1930 Intern Wrecker, 1928 green, Custard Louis XV butter Tractor, JD Model 494-A Four Model A Ford decanter, Goodyear Row Planter, Fox Fire Farm JD dish, Hersey water pitcher, Antique Car Case, Chestnut Creek Old THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2021 — 5:30 PM glass bottles Happy Baby, Francis Sulky Rake w/Team & Driver, IH LOCATION: Gage County Fairgrounds, Ag Hall, 1000 West Scott St, BEATRICE, NEBRASKA Fashion Metal Truck Nut Cracker, 8-16 Kerosene Tractor, Farmall Ware round bowl, Longaberger 1925 Delivery Truck Bank, 1957 HOUSEHOLD GOODS sonite hard shell & soft side lug- BEEF sprinter, 1/64 NASCAR D Dresden Tour Plate 1997 & 1998, 350 Tractor w/2 MH Corn Picker, Chevy Corvette Red, 1965 Muscle Farmall Model H Tractor Steel Whirlpool 24 cu ft side-by-side gage; coolers; Revere ware 16oz Earnhardt Jr “Superman Racing) Green Depression dishes, Salt & Mach 65 Chevelle Wagon, 1957 refrigerator w/in-door water/ SS cooker; Mirro-Matic 22 qt #3 7-Pc Train set & Earnhardt Pepper shakers & knick knacks, Wheel Franklin Mint, Farmall F20 Chevy Corvette Black, 1950 Tractor Precision Series, Farmall ice dispensing system; Ama- pressure cooker; automatic ice “Wrangler Jeans” 6-Pc train set, asst. of Glass Clowns, Elvis Bel Air Chevy, 1955 Chevy Bel na washer & KitchenAid elec cream freezer; frame & wall mir- Action 1/24 “Bill Elliott” Dodge Memorabilia, John F. Kennedy 350 Tractor & Wagon Set, Farmall Air, Mako Shark Corvette, Rolls 350 Tractor w/IH McCormick 33 dryer; Caloric 30” self-clean- rors; carom board; 5-dozen (qt) stock car, Franklin 1/24 Preci- Memorial US stamps, National Royce Phantom 2 Radio, Maisto ing elec stove; La-Z-Boy single & 4-dozen (pint) fruit jars; lids & sion 1953 Corvette, Terry Redlin Wild Turkey Federation Pocket Loader, Farmall Tractor Super SP Edition Citroen 2 CV Car, MTA Special Edition, Case IH sofa sleeper & recliner; (2) Lane rings; iron fireplace stand w/ac- 1947 Studebaker pickup & 1947 Knives in case, Austin Nichols Ltd. Mercedes Benzes SSK 1928, Shell leather recliners; 2 cushion sofa; cessories; NWTF 4-Pc luggage Dodge pickup; frosted gold band Edition Wild Turkey decanters, 5120 Maxxum Row Crop Tractor, Motor Oil Co. Coin Bank, Harley 3 pc loveseat, chair & ottoman set & Other items. pitcher & glass set; 30s-50s re- 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware set IH 1566 Tractor w/cab, Fox Fire Davidson 2003 Soft Tail Deuce, Farms 826 Tractor, ERTL Antique set; Charles Schneider sofa, GUNS – SELL AT 7:00 PM cords; 30 cal ammo box; metal in case, Haviland Limoges Bergere 1937 Ford Humpback Hot Rod Car, France dishes, Fenton Glassware, Corn Sheller, Case 1170 Black nice; dbl pedestal rnd 40” oak top Pre 64 Winchester model 12, 16 foot locker; steel milk case; misc Route 66 1953 Chevy Corvette, Night Tractor, JD 8420 Tractor w/ kitchen dinette w/(4) roller chairs ga SN # 1717073; Remington cook books; Leonard silver cof- Cunningham & Pickett Inc. hand 1914 Chevy Aesthetic Specialties, decorated Stratford Alliance- Dual FWA, Case 1170 Agriking & (2) 18” leaves; Reliance rolling model 870 TB Wing Master, 12 fee & tea set; 4 & 5 gal crocks; 1976 Torino Dahlonega Bill Tractor, Fox Fire Ford 901 Tractor, 48” buffet w/end drop leaves; ga SN # S170742V; Remington wooden hat stretcher; dbl rinse Ohio plates, Ltd. Edition Pipes Elliott Race Car, Arlen Ness & Drums of Black Watch (Royal Oliver Super 77 Tractor w/Red drop leaf dining table w/4 chairs; model 721, .270 cal w/Simmons tub; Sears All Star 300 Child’s Staliga Limited Motorcycle, Wheels, Big Bud 760 HP 16V-747 oak rnd drop leaf glass inlaid ta- 4x40 Pro-Hunter scope; Rem- wagon; apple peeler; Griswold Highland Regiment), Ltd. Ed. 1955 Elvis Pink Cadillac, Revell Blues & Royals of the Household Power Shift Tractor, Case Little ble; (2) oak swivel roller chairs; ington model 700, .22-250 cal w/ #8 skillet; Seth Thomas mantel Woody Woodpecker Car, 1947 Temptation Superstock Pulling oak glider rocker; (2) wooden Bushnell 4x122 Banner scope; clock; Coors Golden Rails stein; Calvary Regiment, Limited Royals Studebaker Pickup Truck, 1941 Scots Dragon Guards, Willets Tractor – All Tractor’s in Boxes. 5-tier book cases, 30x71”; Wur- Marlin model 782, .22 Mag w/ 10” wooden wringer; Pepsi 12- Plymouth Pickup, Budweiser Miscellaneous Swords. 100s litzer dbl keyboard elec organ w/ Tasco 4 power scope; Traditions Days of Christmas glass set; A/H Belleek dish w/spoons, Hobbs steins Endangered Species Series, Hobnail bowl, Blue Crust w/ of Baseball Cards, End of Era percussion; HP Pavilion mon- Buckhunter Pro Inline muzzle Duck glasses & various McDon- Steins: Giant Panda, African George Brett & Nolan Ryan Ltd. itor; HP Photo Smart printer; loader, 50 cal w/T/C scope; Con- ald glasses. clear handle, Beam Handcrafted Elephant, Grey Wolf, Asian Tiger, Regal China Porcelain decant- Edition Last Official Game Plaque. HP laptop computer; HP key- necticut Valley Arms black pow- TOOLS Grizzly Bear, Cougar, Gorilla, COINS board; Technics disc system & der 45 cal pistol; Daisy Powerline Grizzly model G8689 mini mill- ers, Farmers Almanacs 1934- 1994 Budweiser Holiday Steins, 1935-1936-1968, Miller High Life 1933 $20 Gold Saint Gaudens stereo receiver; Insignia tower; 880 BB gun; AMMO: Smaller ing machine; Grizzly Industrial 1995 Budweiser Holiday Stein, coin, United States proof set coins, Magnavox VHS & DVD players; amount of 12 & 16 gauge, .270, G0765 7x14” bench top metal Beer Tray 100 Years, Real Old 1992 Crayola Collect. Holiday Tin, Willow made in England (Booths) Philadelphia 2000 uncirculated E-Tower 266 computer tower; 22-250 & 22 Mag & some brass. lathe; Tool Shop 10” 5 spd bench Crayola Collectors Colors Ltd. coin sets, Denver 2000 uncirculat- Canon Power Shot A530 cam- NOTE: A valid Nebraska Hand drill press; B&D lithium 20V 3/8” dishes, Pink Depression dishes, Edition, 90th Annv. 1903-1993 6-Hamilton Collection Porcelain ed coin sets, United States Mint 50 era; Crosley 25 pint dehumidifier; Gun Permit, Concealed Carry drill; Craftsman 1/3 hp bench Crayola Tin, 1950s Superman State Quarters proof sets. Tempur-Pedic king size adj. base Permit or FFL is required to grinder; Central machine comb Figurines in boxes w/Proof of Lunch Box, John Wayne Pocket Authenticity, Madame Alexander TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS w/remote elec head rise tilt; pine purchase ANY firearm! 4” belt/6” disc sander; 4 leg met- Knives w/case & keychain, 50th Tool Source socket open end box head board w/matching bed side COLLECTIBLES & al multipurpose 2 drawer work Spring Splendor Sm. Doll w/ Annv. 1958-2008 Schrade Old Bear, Seymour Mann Story Book end wrench set, Craftsman 137 pc. tables; oak 59” 6 drawer chest; DIECAST ITEMS bench w/pegboard back, 48x61”; Timer Pocket Knives, 1954 Case Mechanical Tool Set, Stanley 150 oak 58x58” armoir; 62” head Milk bottles: (2) Wiebe’s Dairy, Work Mate shop bench; oak adj. Tiny Tots Dolls, Bunnykins Royal VAH Pocket Knife w/case, Jesse Doulton cup & saucer, Coca Cola pc. tool set, saw blade sharpening board w/queen size bedding; 3 Ford Dairy, Norboro Farm, Beloit drafting table, 38”x6’ w/may line James Pocket Knife w/case, Spirit kit, Craftsman 220 pc. Mechanical pc queen size bedroom set w/ Dairy, Galloway’s Dairy, Morning slide; Craftsman 10” radial arm tray, Coca Cola Santa, Coca Cola of Old West Pocket Knife w/case, bank alarm clock, Coca Cola 3 tool set, deep well sockets, asst. bedding; (2) twin beds w/head Star Dairy (Beatrice, NE) half saw w/stand; Craftsman sockets; Gunfighter Series Pocket Knife of drill bits, Lincoln Power grease board; C curve pine writing desk; pint, Roberts Dairy (Gallon), Roe 6” cut off saw; 30- pc drill bit set; Barbies, Coca Cola Ken, Coca w/case, Dale Earnhardt Sponsor gun, Tactix 5 pc. pliers set, Black metal 70” tall bakers rack; elec Dairy & Royal Crest; DeLaval oil Pittsburg 21-pc tap n die set, 28- Cola bar picture, Ashton Drake Train set, Dale Earnhardt The Baby Bo Peep Porcelain Doll, & Decker drill driver, DeWalt organ lamp; slate top bed side can; metal 4-bottle hand carry pc center punch set; digital mi- Legend Train set, Lionel 100th powder sander, Cummings deep Three Stooges Bobble Heads Head Annv. Train Clock (makes railroad table; (2) matching globe lamps; milk carrier; Seraphim Clas- crometer; small clamps & grips; Knockers, JR Ewing Porcelain impact 15 pc. socket set, nail gun, Kenmore model 54 elec sew- sic Angels: #74109, #81482 & Dremel 300; Cen-Tech digital sounds train goes around every DeWalt impact wrench 18 volt, Figurine Ltd. Ed. decanter, Pez hour), Lionel 100 Annv. Alarm ing machine w/cabinet; Hoover #78047; (19) 6 oz. green Coca multimeters; 4 leg metal shop Candy Dispensers, 1950 Buick 21 pc. Pittsburgh ¾” socket set, steam vacuum; Pro-Form 365 S Cola bottles: (1) Beatrice, NE, table, 34”x4’; (2) 4’ bar clamps; Clock, Lehmann-Gross Bahn The Workforce tile wet saw, Empire Open Car, 1929 Model A Muscle Big Train w/tracks, Bachman Big Cross walk treadmill; Gold’s Gym Coca Cola Bottling Co, others la- 4” vise; Paasche air brush; met- Mach, 1946 Grain Truck-GMC, laser level in case (New) 3.5 HP Inversion system; glass top oval beled from (10) Nebraska towns; al working tools & Other Small Haulers Hershey’s Chocolate 4.6 gal Twin Tank Air Compressor, 1949 Cadillac Coupe Deville, 1973 Town Train, Streamline Steam 64” dbl pedestal patio table w/(4) 6 1/2oz. Dr Pepper 10-2-4 bot- Items. Cadillac Eldorado, 1958 Chevy Honda EM 650 Generator, Stanley spring steel chairs; Aldis Univer- tle, Seneca, KS; Diecast Items MISCELLANEOUS Type Electrical Train Remote port. tripod light, weed eaters, Impala, 1950 Buick Sedan, 1948 Control, Steam Engine Battery sal slide projector; quad stacked (NIB): ”Huskers” 1/64 Peterbilt Craftsman 9 gal 4 hp wet/dry F1 Ford Pickup, Rand Signature Stanley Fat Max Mobile Work bookcase w/folding glass doors; Limited Edition conventional vacuum; Portland 1750 PSI elec Operated Bump N Go, LGB Circus Station, Earthquake chain saw 18”, Collection 1:43 Scale, 1971 Buick Train Car, Tyeo Ho Scale Electric Sears Fireball guitar; shoe roll- semi transport, World Of Out- power washer; B&D dbl side Riviera GS, 1948 Ford Woody, Stihl TS 760 chop saw, elec. hoist er skates; (4) 28” spindle stand laws sprinter #29 Weikert’s Live- elec trimmer & 20V trimmer; Trains, Budweiser Clydesdale 1300 lb capacity, 4 pc. ¼, 3/8 & 1937 Ford V8 Convertible, City Locomotive Holiday Express Train marble top end tables; chrome stock semi transport, 1/24 World Hyper Tough 20V blower; Alad- Cruiser 1955 Cadillac Eldorado, ½” drive tool set, Car Start port. kitchen table & chairs; Sam- Of Outlaws #11 Valvoline & #29 din J680 kerosene heater, looks set, 4020 JD Tractor w/237 Corn jump starter, Air Sport Gun AK-47P Genuine Harley Davidson Ltd. Picker, JD 8760 4-Wheel Drive new; Scotts spreader & hand Edition, 1930 Chevy Delivery 998 YIKA Pellet, M83 Air Soft seeder; 2 wheel freight cart; 12V Tractor, JD 4520 Columbus Ohio Electric Gun Uses 6mm BB Bullet, QUENTIN LORENZ ESTATE Phone: 402-239-8741 Truck Dime Bank, Clark Model A Collector Edition, JD 195 Model battery trimmer; Remington elec Pickup Bank w/Oil Crates, Harley Crossman M4-177 BB/Pellet Rifle Log on to: www.beatrice77.net (Click on The Auctioneers) pole saw; 16’ Werner aluminum R Waterloo Boy Tractor, JD 730 bolt action/single shot, Daisy (Red Davidson 1932 Ford Panel Truck Diesel Tractor, JD 4020 Diesel Clerks: TON – SOL Clerking, Ph: 402-239-8741 ext ladder; 5’ & 12’ alum. step Dime Bank, Gear Box 1912 Ford Ryder) BB Gun. ladders; Westway 3 in 1 folding Pepsi Truck Coin Bank Collectors AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is an exceptional sale of collectibles ladder; 4 door wooden cabinet, and memorabilia. Many more items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash or Check with proper ID. No property removed until settlement is made. Edition, Golden Classic Pepsi Coin All bids off at Buyer’s Risk. Not responsible for accidents or theft. 40x67”; 4-Star 60 plane kit; poly Bank, many Cherished Teddies pickup tool box; fishing tackle w/ Figurines, Kiddie Car 1935 SELLER: KENNY ALEXANDER THE AUCTIONEERS * Beatrice, Nebraska misc lures; lawn seed & chemi- Steelcraft Airflow Car, Kiddie Car Rick Jurgens Dennis Henrichs Gale “Slim” Hardin cals; elec bug buster; propane 1950 Mercury Torpedo, Kiddie Car DETERS AUCTION SERVICE 402-520-0350 402-239-8741 402-520-2911 bottle; (4) 36” chain link yard 1955 Murray Fire Chief, Kiddie Car Danny Deters 785-336-1622 * Dale Wilhelm 785-294-8569 Ryan Sommerhalder, 402-335-7937 gates, look new & Other Items. 1956 Garton Kiddilac, Kiddie Car, Go to KansasAuctions.Net/Deters for color photos! THE AUCTIONEERS FOR COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE! Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 11 equipment, building to be interests, overrides, min- Real Estate & Auction, moved, farm items, tools, erals & more held online & LLC. Grass & Grain Area collectibles & supplies Live at Wichita. Mid-Con- June 5 — Antiques, held near Tipton for Karen tinent Energy Exchange. furniture, primitives, & The Late Brad Wallace. www.MidContinentEner- household & more held at Auctions and Sales Auctioneers: Wolters Auc- gyExchage.com (mceeon- Wamego for Larry Bolyard tion and Realty. line.com). & his late wife Carla. Auc- May 22 — Huge estate May 29 — Commercial tioneers: Foundation Re- auction consisting of trac- grade kitchen equipment, alty, Morgan Riat. Due to the uncertainty including artwork, sand items held near Galva for tors, trailers, gas pumps taxidermy, advertising June 6 — Estate gun of events, if you plan to paintings, Navajo rugs, Wavern & Lois Unruh. & signs, semis, trucks, ve- pieces & much more held auction including a nice attend any of the follow- pottery, Navajo & Hopi Auctioneers: Van Schmidt hicles, 100s of lamps, rid- at Manhattan for HCI Hos- variety of approximately ing auctions and have any baskets, jewelry, storytell- Auction. ing mowers, Conex box, pitality & Dave Dreiling. 250 high quality guns held doubts, please contact the ers, Hopi Kachina dolls, May 15 — Antique furni- tools & misc., household, Auctioneers: Foundation live at Salina with online auction company to con- sculptures & more held ture, antiques, glassware antiques & misc. held at Realty, Morgan Riat. bidding available. Auc- firm that the auction will at Shawnee. Auctioneers: & collectibles, household, Tecumseh for Estate of May 29 — Truck, trail- tioneers: Wilson Realty & be conducted and inquire Payne Auction Co. and tools & more held at Ells- Harold D. Bernhardt, Dar- ers & equipment, tools & Auction Service. about safety procedures if Lindsay Auctions & Real- worth for Dr. & Mrs. Der- leen Bernhardt, executrix. household held at Beloit June 8 — Land auction you are concerned. And ty, LLC. ril Gwinner. Auctioneers: Auctioneers: Sebree Auc- for Dwaine Chinander Es- consisting of Tract 1: 168 please check their web- May 14 & 15 — 4 State Meitler Auction Service. tion, LLC. tate. Auctioneers: Thum- acres m/l Dickinson Coun- sites. Draft Horse & Mule sale May 15 — High End Col- May 22 — Trailers, gar- mel Real Estate & Auc- ty productive till, 13 acres Always great online May 14 consisting of new lectibles, tools, jewelry, den tractors, collectibles, tion, LLC. m/l hay meadow & 8 acres Equipment auctions — & used tack, antiques & Santa Fe RR collection, collectible toys & house- May 30 — Glass & col- m/l waterways; Tract 2: 36 www.purplewave.com collectibles, saddles, all household items & more hold held at Newton for lectibles including 150 pa- acres of timber/creek & Online Auction (bid- horse-related item, bug- held at Lawrence. Auc- Harry W. Kasitz Estate; perweights, 75 water sets, meadow with great hunt- ding Opens May 6, 8 AM gies, trailers & more; May tioneers: Elston Auctions. Bob Kasitz, seller. Auc- Toby mugs, 60s carnival ing held at Woodbine for & soft closes May 12, 8 15 consisting of Horses & May 15 & 16 — Selling tioneers: Van Schmidt collection, crocks, clocks & Allen Knopp Trust. Auc- PM) — 425 lots including Mules held at Miami, Okla- 5-15: Over 1,500 tools of Auctions. more, furniture, OshKosh tioneers: Horizon Farm & farm toy tractors & imple- homa. Auctioneers: Morris all kinds including fence May 22 — Coins held B’Gosh sign, Rusty Jones Ranch Realty, LLC, Ray ments, farm toy collectors Yoder Auctions. tools & stretchers; sell- at Emporia. Auctioneers: Container on Wheels held Swearingen. resource books, parts & May 15 — Collect- ing 5-16: Large license tag Swift-N-Sure Auctions & at Salina. Auctioneers: June 12 — Household tools for repair on farm ibles including 80+ iron collection, spark plug col- Real Estate. Thummel Real Estate & goods & miscellaneous toys, shelving & more held wheels, implement seats, lection, signs, advertising, May 22 — Camper, Auction, LLC. at Clay Center for Myrtle at hollingerauction.hibid. pump jacks, JI Case steel padlocks, spurs, shuck- tractor, Bad Boy mower, May 31 — Cars including (Mrs. Allen) Baxter Estate. com/auctions/current for plates, well pumps, cast ing hooks, planes & more 2-wheel drive chuck 1958 Chevy Cameo pickup, Auctioneers: Kretz Auc- Robert Von Lehe Estate. bathtubs, vintage chain held at Salina for Harold wagon, tools, furniture, 1958 Chevy Del Ray sedan, tion Service. Auctioneers: Hollinger saws, large corn sheller, Jehle Estate. Auctioneers: outdoor, signage & much 1967 Chevy 1/2 pickup, 1952 June 12 — Estate auc- Online Auction. Aermotor windmill, horse Thummel Real Estate & more held at Salina for Chevy sedan, 1977 Chevy tion held at rural Law- Online Auction (bid- road grader, McCormick Auction, LLC. Skip & Diana Matteson. Vega & more, Farmall Cub rence for Dwane & Doro- ding starts closing May horse-drawn sickle mower, May 19 — 476 Acres Auctioneers: Baxa Auc- tractor, signs, new parts & thy Schaake Estate. Auc- 18, 2 PM) — Antiques, col- traps & more; miscella- CRP land in Finney Coun- tions, LLC., Mark Baxa. collectibles, tools & new tioneers: Elston Auctions. lectibles, fountain pens, neous farm equipment, ty, Kansas sold at absolute May 22 — Real estate parts held at Hill City for June 19 — Tools, shop mechanical pencils & ink cement mixers & salvage auction for Garland & Ruth consisting of 80 acres m/l former Money Chevrolet, equipment, mower/tractor, wells, comic books, user held near Lawrence for Phipps Family. Live auc- of Pottawatomie County Mike Money. Auctioneers: iron, antiques, household manuals, movies & books, Ivan Flory. Auctioneers: tion held at Cimarron with meadow & building sites to Thummel Real Estate & & more held at Topeka for furniture, household, Edgecomb Auctions. internet bidding available be offered in 3 tracts. Also Auction, LLC. Judy Hilbish & The Late misc., clocks, crocks, glass- May 15 — Farm equip- (www.farmandranchrealty. selling tractors, Caterpil- June 4 — 125 Antique Olin Hilbish. Auctioneers: ware & china, toys & signs, ment including trac- com). Auctioneers: Farm & lar & machinery, pickup, Tractors including muscle Foundation Realty, Mor- beer making supplies & tors, sprayer, combines, Ranch Realty, Inc., Donald motorhome, trailer, mow- tractor models from John gan Riat. wooden crates, die cast & headers, trucks, trailers, L. Hazlett, broker/auction- ers, tools, shop items & Deere, Massey Ferguson, June 26 — Farm auction model cars & more. www. Polaris, miscellaneous eer. misc., hunting & fishing, Case, International Har- consisting of 20 to 30 Col- GriffinRealEstateAuction. equipment, some consign- May 20 — Household guns, livestock items, vester, Oliver and Allis lectible Tractors, trucks, com. Auctioneers: Griffin ments by neighbor (Rig- goods, Guns & Ammo, col- household, yard misc., Chalmers held at Solomon trailers, collectibles, etc. Real Estate & Auction. gin Farms), shop items & lectibles, die cast items, saddles & tack held near for The Abilene Machine held at rural Eudora. First Online Auction (bid- more held at Pittsburg for tools & miscellaneous Westmoreland for Ronald Collection. Auctioneers: of several auctions. Auc- ding Opens May 13, 8 AM JCB Farms. Auctioneers: held at Beatrice, Nebras- R. Hashagen Estate. Auc- Mecum Auctions’ agricul- tioneers: Elston Auctions. & soft closes May 19, 8 PM) Humble Real Estate & ka for Quentin Lorenz Es- tioneers: Cline Realty & ture branch Gone Farmin’. August 7 — Farm ma- — 355 lots including Appli- Auctions, Donnie Humble, tate. Auctioneers: Jurgens, Auction, LLC. June 5 — Tools & equip- chinery, tools & miscella- ances, riding lawn mower, Bud Humble. Henrichs, Hardin & Som- May 22 — Firearms ment, collectibles, knives neous held near Green for snowblower, fishing poles, May 15 — 8N Ford trac- merhalder. Collection & Hunting En- & reloading held at Salina Ray & Diane Lykins. Auc- furniture, wood gun cabi- tor, 2013 Dodge Citadel Du- May 20 — 115.17 m/l thusiasts Collectibles. Out- for Jesse Hughes Estate. tioneers: Kretz Auction net, misc. household, lawn rango, modern tools, shop taxable acres of Jackson standing one owner col- Auctioneers: Thummel Service. & garden & collectibles & outdoor items, primi- County land consisting lection held at Lawrence. held at hollingerauction. tives & collectibles, furni- of terraced acres, hay Auctioneers: Elston Auc- hibid.com/auctions/cur- ture, household & much ground, pasture, 2 ponds, tions. ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS rent for the Farmer Estate. more held at Wamego. several outbuildings, ma- May 23 — Outstanding Auctioneers: Hollinger Auctioneers: Crossroads chine shed, grainery, old NEW AD DEADLINE: collectibles auction con- Online Auction. Real Estate & Auction, milk barn & silo & more sisting of antiques & col- Online Only Property LLC. held at Holton for The Tru- Friday BEFORE 11:00 AM lectibles including knives, Auction (Ends Thursday, May 15 — Furniture, man E. & Helen M. Hug Coca Cola, Elvis Presley, May 27, 6 PM) — 5.2 acre jewelry, collectibles, 50+ Trust. Auctioneers: Harris * Due to new printing deadlines, all AUCTION ADS stamp collections & more, m/l farmstead (Home, KS) pieces original art inc. Real Estate & Auction, have to be sized by Noon and ads submitted tools, lots of quality toy consisting of a ranch-style paintings, drawings, busts; LLC. tractors & pickups, glass- after 11:00 AM will not be accepted. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, full tools & outdoor items & May 22 — Antique Farm ware & more held at Sene- * Ad deadline IS NOW 11 AM. It is always recom- basement home for Alan much more held at Strong Equipment consisting of ca for Kenneth Alexander. J. & Rochelle A. Loeffler City for Roberta “Bobbie” antique tractors, antique mended to try and submit auctions by the end Auctioneers: Dan Deters Estates. www.Midwest- Berg Estate. Auctioneers: farm equipment, parts & Auction Company. of Thursday for proofing purposes. LandandHome. Auction- Hancock Auction & Real other items held at Scott May 25 — Real Estate * Deadline for the Free Auction Calendar is 11 AM eer: Mark Uhlik, broker/ Estate. City for Jim Fischer. Auc- consisting of a house with auctioneer; Jessica Leis, May 15 — Real Estate, tioneers: Berning Auction, each Thursday. You are welcome to send your listing 4 conforming bedrooms, 2 agent. antiques, household, tools, Inc. as soon as you have it and before advertising starts. baths, nice deck, walk-out Online Only Property vehicles & more held at May 22 — Tractor, basement and great back- Auction (Ends Thursday, Louisville for The Late shredder, pop-up camper, yard near Wamego middle AUCTIONS are a VERY IMPORTANT part of July 8, 6 PM) — 3 Com- Raymond & Joleen Blank- log splitter, chain saws, school held at Wamego. Grass & Grain & this notice is meant to prevent mercial Buildings (Hadd- ley. Auctioneers: Founda- tiller, lawn mowers, lawn Auctioneers: Crossroads am, KS) consisting of tract tion Realty, Morgan Riat. & garden, beer signs, col- any auction from being excluded due to deadline. Real Estate & Auction, 1: 2-story school building; May 15 — Shed to be lectibles, canoe, fishing, We appreciate your loyalty to Grass & Grain! LLC. tract 2: relocatable office moved, mower, etc., tools, saddles, torch set, weld- May 27 — Tractor, pick- buildings; tract 3: ware- antique furniture, an- er & miscellaneous held up, implements & horse house structure & pre- tiques, primitives & col- near Barneston, Nebraska trailer, mowers & tools, fabricated storage shed; lectibles, yard art pieces, or Wymore, Nebraska for **AUCTION** household & collectibles tract 4: entire property as CI stoves & cookers, misc. Terry & Kay Novotny. Also held at Concordia for Eve- SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 — 10:00 AM a whole. Seller: Haddam household & more held at selling gravity wagons and 42 North 170th Road - SALINA, KANSAS lyn Miller Estate. Auction- Alumni Association. www. Red Cloud, Nebraska for baler for others. Auction- eers: Thummel Real Es- Directions: Go North of Salina on Old 81 Highway about 5.25 MidwestLandandHome. Sharon Burgess. Auction- eers: Jurgens, Henrichs, miles north of I-70 on right side of road. tate & Auction, LLC. Auctioneer: Mark Uhlik, eers: Wolters Auction & Hardin & Sommerhalder. May 27 — 24th Oil & Gas CAMPER, TRACTOR, BAD clamps, C-clamps, elec. trailer broker/auctioneer; Jessica Realty. May 22 — Tractors, BOY MOWER, 2 WHEEL DRIVE jack, Skilsaw, cherry picker, hitch auction consisting of oper- Leis, agent. May 15 — Tractors & combine & headers, head- CHUCK WAGON: 2017 Jayco pins, pneumatic sander, Rebel ations, royalties, working 34’ travel trailer w/4 slides, ¾ spiral saw, multi-meter, box of May 14 & 15 — Native farm machinery, guns, er trailer, truck, farm bath, kitchen, master bedroom in electrical tools & wire, blower, American Art Auction farm-related & household excellent condition, 1250 Massey 2-wheel cart, floor jack, level, Ferguson tractor w/Koyker scoop pipe wrenches, jumper cables, FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION FOR w/815 hrs. & in good condition, 6” belt sander w/side sander, 5’ 3 pt. King Kutter rotor tiller, Craftsman Planer, Craftsman 12” KAREN & THE LATE BRAD WALLACE 5’ 3pt. blade, Ford 930B 72” power Miter saw on stand, shop SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 — 10:00 AM finishing mower, Deweze 3 pt. fans, New bolts & nails, Royal AUCTION LOCATION: From TIPTON, KANSAS 3 miles West on post hole digger, 42” pull behind Electric cash register, 110 Air aerator, 3pt. 5’ springtooth, 3 pt. conditioner, Binoculars, Router & Hwy 181 to 691 Co. Ave. then South 7 miles. single furrow plow, New Fimco TRACTORS: Deutz-Fahr M620 Agrotron FWA, 3 pt, 8 hyd, 1590 Hrs. w/ table, work bench, desks, Reddy 40 gal. 3 pt. sprayer w/boom, 35,000 BTU heater, Cummins ¾” Quicke-Q61 Loader w/Grapple Fork, 540-65 R 28 F Tires, 650-65 R38R Bristers 2-wheel drive Chuck drill press, drill bits, Clarke 4.5” Tires; 1990 Case International 7140 FWA, 6 Hyd., 3 Pt., 8150 Hrs., 420- Wagon utility vehicle powered metal band saw, air bubble, lots 85R 28 F Tires, 18- 4 R42 R Duals, SN JJA0015972; 1988 Case Interna- by a Honda 3400 cc engine, 8x8 of metal shelving, castors, 6.5 hp tional 7120 Magnum w/3 pt, 6 Hyd, 540 & 1000 PTO, 8889 Hrs., 16.9R portable building, elec. cement gas motor, Central porta power 26F Tires, 184R 42R Tires, SN JJA0002374 w/New Wiring Harness. mixer, Sears 42” 17.5 hp riding 4t., 3 1/4’ power planer, Speed- COMBINE & HEADERS & HEADER TRAILER: Case International Axial mower, tractor pull broadcast way laser level kit, Buffer, De- 1688 w/Yield Monitor 2000 5424 Hrs., SN JJCC120014; 25’ Case Interna- spreader, 2 wheel utility trailer, walt Joiner, 2 DAPS brad nailers, tional Header, SN JJC0123912; HT25 Unverferth Header Trailer; JD 653 6 TroyBilt newer power washer, hammers, saws, blades, Hitachi Row Head (rebuilt before 2020 harvest); Concave Sets for 1688 Combine. 54” Bad Boy Zero turn mower 10” Table saw, Steamer cart, tons TRUCK: 1974 International Transtar 4200 Stretch Semi 16 sp. w/20’ box with 26 HP liquid cooled Kohler of old school bricks, fire bricks, w/hoist & rollover tarp 54” sides. FARM EQUIP.: 30’ Great Plains Solid motor that has just been gone 1920s gas kitchen stove w/green Stand Drill 2S-2600 HD, SN 001246; Vermeer 665 Rancher Baler w/net thru at Sanky’s this spring. & cream graniteware covering, wrap or twine, SN IVRA151COB1002092; Case 900 6-row Cyclo air plant- TOOLS, FURNITURE, OUT- yard chairs, picnic tables, picket er (milo, bean & sunflower screens & monitor); 16’ New Holland Hydrostat DOOR, SIGNAGE: New Pink Pig fence, ext. ladders, old tin cans, 2450 Swather w/crimper (new 2020) & 936 hrs. SN 589645; New Holland Traeger grill, Kolbalt stainless gun cabinet, entertainment cen- 271 Haykliner (twine); New Holland 185 manure spreader; 5 shank In- 32-drawer tool cabinet w/refrig- ter, Futon, china hutch, kitchen ternational 3 pt. ripper; Winkle 12 whl. rake WR24; 4 sec. 3 pt. harrow; erator, radio & CD player, Cole- table & chairs, exercise equip- Sunflower C-Flex 1331-20 disk w/21 ½ R disks & 21” F disks; JD 1014 man Magna Force 220v 60 gal. ment along with a treadmill, log disk drill; 14’ Flex King Undercutter; Sunflower Series 5 Cultivator (30’) w/ upright Air Compressor, Coors chains, Makita angle grinder, Liquid Set Up; Bale Fork; 35’ ATCHISON WELDING (Kirwin, KS) 6 BALE Light signs, some w/Powercat, Makita reciprocating saw, True MOVER; (11) 8’ CEMENT C SHAPE FEED BUNKS; OVERHEAD BIN. Willy Nelson & Elvis Presley vel- large commercial refrigerator, BUILDING TO BE MOVED: Treb 9 ½’ x 12’ x 9’ Metal Building. vet art pictures, Cowboy in the Echo 16” chain saw, Craftsman OTHER FARM ITEMS: Mayrath 8’x42” grain auger; 100 gal. PU tank (Sny- Rockies matted picture, Lite Pool tool boxes, ratchet load straps, der); L shaped PU fuel tank; 3 pt. sprayer; 1100 gal. water tank; fiberglass table light, Newer Lincoln Arc ext. cords, come along, beer keg, Behlen tank (6’ round); PU pellet box; 6’x84” Dovetail iron ramp; (2) alum. Welder, cutting torch w/bottles & scrap metal, 3” pipe, galvanized MoorMans mineral feeders; 3 pt. hyd. fence roller; Air Master bin blower; cart, bench grinders, 5” Olympic calf tank, lots of T-posts, cattle transfer pumps; solar fencers; New guards, teeth & other New Parts; sm. vise, 18 to 20 LifeTime folding panels, (2) 3-speed Chevy trans- 15 & 30 gal. spray tanks; sweep augers; grain fill auger; chemical trans- tables, 15 cu. ft. chest freezer, missions, big boomers, sheets of fer pump; 500 gal. dsl. tank w/pump. TOOLS: Lg. Turnbuckles; bolt bins; Harley Davidson bench & p/u back splash, dimensional lumber, engine hoist; Handyman jack; floor jacks; come-a-longs; chain binders; bed mats, Craftsman, Kolbalt & snow fence, Traeger pellet cook- Lg. grinder on stand; rolling iron stand; DeWalt angle drill (battery); 3/16 other hand tools, socket sets & er, 24’ above ground pool liner air riveter; end wrench set; B&D saw; ½” drill; elec. grease gun; Makita pliers, ¾ drive set, pneumatic & almost all there pool, car shed disk grinder; timing light; water heater; acety. torch set w/cart; Puma gas impact wrenches, elec. ½” im- canopy, hydraulic cylinder, hose powered air compressor; ½ hp. bench grinder; power take off wind pow- pact, receiver hitches, hammer carts, Truper wheelbarrow, swing er 45/25 pt. 3J generator on 2 whl. trailer; post drill; traps; 220 Puma air drill, jack stands, Porter Cable set, motorcycle bags for travel & compressor; Echo cut off saw. COLLECTIBLES: 6 paneled wood doors; pneumatic nailer, 3rd hand, or- much much more. 4 pane windows; pattern tin; CI wheels; 2 metal lawn chairs; well cistern ganizers, propane tanks, wood pump w/CI base; metal chicken nests; Misc. Tonka Toys; lightning rods & bulbs; sm. tin Architectural pcs.; floor grates; Tech-2-Way tire adv. pcs; old SELLER: SKIP & DIANA MATTESON gas heater; old glass lamp shades. SUPPLIES: Sm. safe & more! Go to KSAL.COM & click on marketplace, then auctions for full ad & pictures! OR go to KansasAuctions.net Please go to our website For Full Listing! www.woltersauctionandre.com TERMS: Cash or good check. 3% credit card charge. Everything sold as Sale Conducted by: WOLTERS AUCTION & REALTY is. Announcements made day of sale take precedence. Not responsible for 627฀Market฀St.,฀Box฀68฀•฀Portis,฀KS฀67474฀•฀866-346-2071 accidents. Everything is in good condition. Covid 19 rules apply. Please Col.฀Jim฀Wolters,฀Broker฀&฀Auctioneer:฀785-346-2071;฀Cell฀785-545-7097 provide your own PPE. If you are not well, please stay home. Thank you Email:฀[email protected]฀•฀Website:฀www.woltersauctionandre.com BAXA AUCTIONS, LLC, 625 Seitz, SALINA, KS LUNCH STAND PROVIDED BY THE TIPTON CYO GROUP! PHONE: 785-826-3437 * AUCTIONEER: Mark Baxa Page 12 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Or an alien invasion a mile corn stalks flyin’, laundry Millard watched from took possession of his Cars were backed up hangin’ off her horn his position in the furrow place to the corner, everybody There were fifteen that he’d plowed And planned to infil- wore a smile. mounted riders rattlin’ While the cow crashed trate the earth as cows Helpful tourists waved through the stubble field, through the hotwire, dis- from outer space. and hollered, horsemen Millard got a rope appearin’ in the crowd. But no easy explana- galloped to and fro around her but he knew There the band of tion seemed to ease his Swingin’ ropes like his fate was sealed merry revelers in gesture heavy load polo players, someone When he felt the horn grandiose Chuck said, “Better takin’ video. knot grabbin’ and the sad- Lashed up the draggin’ Loose Cow Party come and get her, she’s Millard rode into the dle slip an inch… rope somehow, around a “It’s for you,” his darlin’ Millard took the phone a-grazin’ on the road.” melee as the cow turned He remembered he’d solid post. told him as he lay back in and listened, “Are you Saddled up, he hit the up the lane. forgotten to retighten up The crowd began to dis- the chair sure that it’s my cow?” highway and broke into a She trompled through his cinch. sipate. It was over, they For a well-deserved si- As if he’d changed his jog the clothesline draggin’ He was still there in the could sense esta. Ugh, it wasn’t really brand last week or some- With his wife not far laundry like a train saddle but it now sat on Leavin’ Millard to apol- fair. thing equally absurd behind him in the pickup Through the hogwire the neck. ogize to Chuck about his It was Chuck, his near- Like the F.B.I. was pos- with the dog. to the garden, through the We should pause and fence. est neighbor – did he have ing as a member of his He could spot the cow’s hotwire to the corn, take reflection while we Chuck was gracious. to call right now? herd location from within a half ‘Cross the rows with visualize the wreck Millard thanked him for (pause) his helpfulness and such Millard peeled off the But it seemed like equine like a dirty under- Chuck enjoyed it… just a shirt little bit too much. He was still tall in the But he really couldn’t saddle when his boot heels blame him. When a loose hit the dirt cow wreck occurs You could think of wa- It’s a miserable fias- ter-skiing. 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AUCTIONS EVERY Salina, KANSAS SALE BARN PHONE: 785-825-0211 MONDAY & THURSDAY MONDAY฀—฀CATTLE฀•฀HOG฀SALE฀2nd฀&฀4th฀MONDAY Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. on the 2nd & 4th Monday of the month. Selling Cattle every Monday Cattle at 12:00 Noon. Selling calves and yearlings first, followed Hog Sales on 2nd & 4th Monday of the month only! by Packer cows and bulls. THURSDAY — CATTLE ONLY RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK: 5,627 CATTLE Selling starts at 10:00 a.m. Consign your cattle as early as pos- STEERS 1 blk Salina [email protected] sible so we can get them highly advertised. 300-400 $163.00 - $173.00 BULLS 400-500 $154.00 - $164.00 1 blk Wells [email protected] 500-600 $144.00 - $154.00 1 blk McPherson [email protected] AUCTIONEERS:฀KYLE฀ELWOOD,฀BRANDON฀HAMEL฀&฀GARREN฀WALROD 600-700 $141.00 - $151.00 1 blk Marion [email protected] For a complete list of cattle for all sales check out our website www.fandrlive.com 700-800 $137.00 - $147.00 1 char Marion [email protected] 800-900 $121.00 - $131.75 1 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 900-1,000 $113.00 - $123.00 1 char Lindsborg [email protected] HEIFERS 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 300-400 $137.00 - $147.00 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 400-500 $129.00 - $139.00 1 blk Durham [email protected] FARMERS & RANCHERS HAS SWITCHED BACK to 500-600 $128.00 - $138.00 1 blk Lindsborg [email protected] Cattle USA.com for our online auctions. 600-700 $122.00 - $132.00 COWS 700-800 $114.00 - $124.00 1 blk Carlton [email protected] 800-900 $114.00 - $124.00 4 mix Marion [email protected] 1 blk Hope [email protected] THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2021 5 blk Lindsborg [email protected] SPRING SPECTACULAR HoRSE SALE: STEERS 1 blk Abilene [email protected] 2 mix Wells [email protected] 1 red Marion [email protected] MAY 15, 2021. 3 mix Assaria [email protected] 1 blk Marquette [email protected] 7 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 10 blk McPherson [email protected] 1 blk Marquette [email protected] 4 blk Claflin [email protected] 1 red Ellsworth [email protected] 13 mix McPherson [email protected] 2 blk Chase [email protected] 28 blk Inman [email protected] 2 mix McPherson [email protected] 8 mix Longford [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 9 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 1 blk Tescott [email protected] 14 mix Garden Plain [email protected] 6 blk Abilene [email protected] 17 blk Inman [email protected] 2 blk Assaria [email protected] 6 mix McPherson [email protected] 1 blk Marquette [email protected] 7 mix Lyons [email protected] TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 19 blk Halstead [email protected] BULLS 7 mix Delphos [email protected] 1 blk Hope @4600.00 10 blk Lincoln [email protected] 1 blk Hope @4300.00 9 mix Longford [email protected] 1 blk Hope @4300.00 8 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 1 blk Hope @4100.00 28 blk Lincoln [email protected] 1 blk Hope @3400.00 1 blk Delphos [email protected] 1 char Derby @3300.00 59 mix Abilene [email protected] 1 char Derby @3000.00 69 mix Hope [email protected] 1 blk Hunter @2900.00 73 mix Inman [email protected] 1 char Derby @2800.00 6 blk Galva [email protected] 2 blk Hunter @2700.00 LOT 70 62 blk Hope [email protected] 1 blk Gresham, NE @2700.00 52 mix Abilene [email protected] HEIFER PAIRS 58 blk Hope [email protected] 10 blk Minneapolis @2600.00 LOT 76 58 mix Tampa [email protected] 11 blk Lindsborg @2550.00 47 mix Lincoln [email protected] 11 bwf Marquette @2500.00 56 mix Hope [email protected] 10 bwf Marquette @2500.00 62 mix Enterprise [email protected] 10 blk Marquette @2400.00 119 blk Lindsborg [email protected] 14 red Little River @2300.00 71 mix Inman [email protected] 10 bwf Marquette @2300.00 61 mix Abilene [email protected] 10 mix Hillsboro @2300.00 HEIFERS 4 bwf Hope @2300.00 9 blk Abilene [email protected] 8 red Lincoln @2300.00 14 blk Peabody [email protected] 8 red Little River @2250.00 8 red Garden Plain [email protected] 17 blk Grenola @2250.00 4 blk McPherson [email protected] 6 red Lincoln @2250.00 8 mix McPherson [email protected] 8 blk Tescott @2200.00 6 blk Longford [email protected] 7 blk Atlanta @2100.00 5 blk McPherson [email protected] 9 red Grenola @2050.00 2 blk Claflin [email protected] FALL BREDS 8 char Geneseo [email protected] 8 red Maize [email protected] 15 blk Peabody [email protected] 15 blk Medicine Lodge [email protected] 6 mix Durham [email protected] 4 red Canton [email protected] 12 mix Lyons [email protected] 11 blk Medicine Lodge [email protected] 4 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 5 blk Salina [email protected] 2 char Geneseo [email protected] 5 red Canton [email protected] 3 rwf Lyons [email protected] 3 rwf Maize [email protected] LOT 117 LOT 1 3 mix Lindsborg [email protected] 13 bwf Douglas [email protected] 10 blk Tescott [email protected] 4 red Canton [email protected] 8 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 5 blk Enterprise [email protected] 6 blk McPherson [email protected] 16 blk McPherson [email protected] 45 mix McPherson [email protected] 42 blk Douglas [email protected] 22 blk Lincoln [email protected] 26 blk Nebraska [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2021 60 blk Stillwell, OK [email protected] 10 blk Canton [email protected] 8 blk Hillsboro [email protected] COW/CALF PAIRS * 82 blk S&H 400-550 2rd 33 blk Lincoln [email protected] 10 blk Melvern [email protected] * 110 strs 800-875 5 blk Delphos [email protected] 11 blk Melvern [email protected] 4 blk Sylvan Grove [email protected] 13 blk Montana [email protected] * 39 mostly strs 550-650 2rd/30 days weaned/ 14 blk Hope [email protected] 11 blk Smolan [email protected] 66 mix Salina [email protected] 3 blk Salina [email protected] no creep/ang sired MONDAY, MAY 3, 2021 10 blk Smolan [email protected] CALVES 14 blk Montana [email protected] 1 blk Herington [email protected] 15 blk Salina [email protected] 1 blk Brookville [email protected] 7 blk Salina [email protected] 4 blk Herington [email protected] 5 blk Hillsboro [email protected] 1 blk Bennington [email protected] 6 blk Gypsum [email protected] IN STOCK TODAY: 1 blk Salina [email protected] 5 blk Marquette [email protected] •฀Heavy฀Duty฀Round฀Bale฀Feeders 1 blk Salina [email protected] 12 blk Gypsum [email protected] 7 blk Herington [email protected] 16 blk Turon [email protected] •฀42’฀ROUND฀BALE฀DUMP฀TRAILERS฀*฀•฀Heavy฀Duty฀5000#฀Grain฀Tote 1 blk Gypsum [email protected]

For Information or estimates, contact: Check our listings each week on our website at Mike Samples, Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-826-7884 www.fandrlive.com Kyle Elwood, Asst. Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-493-2901 Jim Crowther Lisa Long Cody Schafer Kenny Briscoe Kevin Henke Austin Rathbun 785-254-7385 620-553-2351 620-381-1050 785-658-7386 H: 785-729-3473, C: 785-565-3525 785-531-0042 Roxbury, KS Ellsworth, KS Durham, KS Lincoln, KS Agenda, KS Ellsworth, KS Cattle Sale Broadcast Live on www.cattleusa.com 1150 KSAL, Salina 6:45 AM -MON.FRI * 880 KRVN 8:40 AM - WED.-THURS. *550AM KFRM - 8:00 am, Wed.-Thurs. Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 13 Record-breaking performance for U.S. beef and pork exports in March U.S. red meat exports exports to China, Hondu- breakout month for U.S. critical component of the 22%). For the first quarter, ports were led by strong ended the first quarter ras and the Philippines beef and pork exports,” export product mix.” export volume increased demand in Mexico, while on a very high note, ac- and strong results in said USMEF president March exports of U.S. 64% from a year ago to lamb muscle cuts in- cording to data released South Korea, Chile and and CEO Dan Halstrom. lamb were up 54% from a 3,268 mt, but value was creased to the Dominican by USDA and compiled Colombia. “Exports were off to a re- year ago to 1,089 mt, val- down 4% at $4.3 million. Republic, Bermuda and by the U.S. Meat Export March pork exports spectable start in 2021, ued at $1.5 million (up Lamb variety meat ex- Canada. Federation (USMEF), were record-large at considering the logisti- with March beef and pork 294,724 mt, up 1% from cal and labor challenges exports each posting the last year’s strong total, the industry is facing and highest monthly value on and set a new value re- ongoing restrictions on record. Pork exports and cord at $794.9 million (up the foodservice sector in shipments of beef muscle 4%). Pork muscle cuts also many key markets. While cuts also set new volume set new monthly records these obstacles are not to- records in March. for both volume (247,660 tally behind us, the March Beef exports totaled mt, up 2% from a year ago) results show the situation 124,808 metric tons (mt) in and value $689.2 million is improving and the ex- March, up 8% from a year (up 4%). For the first quar- port totals better reflect ago and the second largest ter, pork exports were 7% the strong level of glob- of the post-BSE era. Ex- below last year’s pace in al demand for U.S. red port value broke the $800 both volume (782,620 mt) meat.” million mark for the first and value ($2.07 billion). While muscle cuts cer- time at $801.9 million, up Pork muscle cuts followed tainly drove March export 14% year-over-year. Beef a similar trend at 659,420 growth, Halstrom was also muscle cut exports set mt (down 7%), valued at encouraged by a rebound new monthly records for $1.79 billion (down 8%). in shipments of beef and both volume (98,986 mt, up March pork exports pork variety meat. 13% from a year ago) and were led by strong per- “The tight labor situ- value ($718.3 million, up formances in Japan, Mex- ation at the plant level 17%). For the first quarter, ico, the Philippines and has been especially hard beef exports pulled even Central America, includ- on variety meat volumes,” with last year’s pace at ing new records in Hon- Halstrom said. “But 333,348 mt, valued at $2.12 duras, Guatemala, Costa March variety meat ex- billion. For beef muscle Rica, El Salvador and Nic- ports matched last year’s cuts, first quarter exports aragua. Exports were also performance for pork and increased 4% to 262,914 record-large to the Domin- were the largest of 2021 on mt, valued at $1.9 billion ican Republic for the sec- the beef side. It’s import- (up 5%). ond consecutive month. ant that the capture rate March highlights for “It’s very gratifying to for variety meat continues U.S. beef included record see such an outstanding to improve, as this is a

COMM. CATTLE AUCTION MANHATTAN CO. INC. EVERY FRIDAY 1-800-834-1029 STARTING 10:00 A.M. ON WEIGH COWS Toll-Free FOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M. OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 • OWNER JOHN CLINE Our CONSIGNMENTS can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscription For our sale Friday, May 7, steer & Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] 1ST CALF HEIFERS PAIRS Riley 9 blk 4 @2,000.00 heifer calves were in good demand Richmond 1 blk [email protected] AGE Russell 7 Rd Ang 3 @2,000.00 however they were selling on a weak- St. George 1 blk [email protected] Palmer 6 blk 2-3 4-5 @2,750.00 Ottawa 5 blk 4 @1,950.00 Ottawa 5 blk 5-6 @1,900.00 er trend. Heavy stocker feeder cattle Topeka 1 blk [email protected] Palmer 3 blk 2-3 4-5 @2,450.00 Pomona 6 bwf 2 @2,375.00 Ottawa 3 blk 5-6 @1,750.00 were in short supply with not enough Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] Marion 10 Rd Ang 2 @2,350.00 Russell 7 Heref 4 @1,700.00 offered to give a good test. Cull cows Enterprise 1 blk [email protected] Marion 2 Ang 2 @2,300.00 Ottawa 5 blk 7-8 @1,650.00 & bulls sold $2 to $3 higher on a large Enterprise 1 blk [email protected] Pomona 5 blk 2 @2,250.00 Kincaid 3 blk 6 @1,625.00 offering. Americus 1 blk [email protected] Sabetha 12 blk 2 @2,250.00 Riley 8 blk 7-8 @1,550.00 Lyndon 4 blk 5-8 @1,450.00 Allen 1 blk [email protected] Pomona 3 blk 2 @2,200.00 Ottawa 13 blk 7-SS @1,200.00 Clay Center 1 blk [email protected] Russell 10 bwf 2 @2,150.00 STEER CALVES — 350-525 LBS. Netawaka 9 blk 2 @2,100.00 Mayetta 2 blk SS @1,110.00 Westmoreland 6 blk [email protected] Onaga 2 blk [email protected] Corning 5 blk 2 @2,050.00 Mayetta 4 blk 00 @1,025.00 Spring Hill 8 blk [email protected] Waterville 1 blk [email protected] Pomona 3 Heref 2 @2,000.00 BRED COWS Oskaloosa 3 blk [email protected] Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] Marion 2 Cross 3 @1,900.00 AGE BRED Westmoreland 22 blk [email protected] Riley 1 blk [email protected] Alma 9 blk 2 @1,900.00 Manhattan 5 blk 4 5 @1,600.00 Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] Herington 10 blk 3 @1,900.00 Manhattan 20 blk 3-4 4-5 @1,500.00 Oskaloosa 19 blk [email protected] Holton 7 Rd Ang 2 @1,850.00 Manhattan 24 blk 5 5 @1,425.00 Oskaloosa 6 xbred [email protected] Garnett 1 blk [email protected] Paxico 2 Cross 2 @1,850.00 Manhattan 10 blk 4 4 @1,400.00 Westmoreland 19 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Manhattan 10 Heref 2 @1,800.00 Manhattan 5 Cross 3-4 5-6 @1,325.00 Council Grove 5 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] Lyndon 3 blk 2 @1,800.00 Manhattan 8 blk 5 4 @1,300.00 Kansas City 5 blk [email protected] BABY CALVES Holton 7 Rd Ang 2 @1,600.00 Holton 7 blk 3 5-6 @1,275.00 Beloit 10 blk 2 @1.575.00 Spring Hill 11 blk [email protected] Salina 1 char @450.00 Holton 5 blk 3 6 @1.260.00 Riley 1 blk @385.00 Dwight 3 blk 2 @1,525.00 Burlingame 10 blk @1,250.00 STEERS — 550-1,025 LBS. Herington 9 blk 2 @1,485.00 Holton 4 blk 3-4 5 @1,225.00 Council Grove 12 blk [email protected] Americus 1 blk @360.00 Herington 9 blk 2 @1,400.00 Holton 7 blk 3 5-6 @1,200.00 Oskaloosa 4 blk [email protected] Americus 2 bk @350.00 Alta Vista 7 blk 2 @1,400.00 Burlingame 6 blk 5 6 @1,160.00 Spring Hill 8 blk [email protected] Riley 1 blk @350.00 Marion 2 Rd Ang 2 @1,300.00 Burlingame 7 blk 4-6 4-6 @1,150.00 Eudora 10 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 blk @325.00 Alta Vista 7 blk 2 @1,300.00 Mayetta 5 blk 5 4-5 @1,110.00 COW/CALF PAIRS Mayetta 3 blk SS 5 @1,100.00 Council Grove 4 blk [email protected] BULLS — 1,250-2,000 LBS. Alma 1 blk [email protected] AGE BRED Holton 18 blk 3-4 3-4 @1,075.00 Oskaloosa 5 blk [email protected] Baldwin City 4 blk 4 4 @1,060.00 Hoyt 1 blk [email protected] Kansas City 30 Rd Ang 5 @2,400.00 Eudora 9 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 5 blk 5-6 2 @1,050.00 Council Grove 1 bwf [email protected] Kansas City 14 Rd Ang 5 @2,300.00 Seneca 17 blk [email protected] Ottawa 12 blk 4 2 @2,200.00 Lyndon 2 bwf 5 5 @1,025.00 Seneca 5 blk [email protected] Berryton 1 blk [email protected] Kansas City 17 Rd Ang 5 @2,100.00 Burlingame 4 SS 5 @1,000.00 Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Lyndon 2 blk 6 8 @925.00 HEIFER CALVES — 250-550 LBS. Alma 7 blk 4-6 2-3 @2,100.00 Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Ottawa 7 blk 5-6 @2,000.00 Seneca 3 Mix @900.00 Westmoreland 6 blk [email protected] Spring Hill 3 blk [email protected] For our Special Cow Sale held Wednes- EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 14 Silver Lake 5 blk [email protected] day, May 5th, young cows & pairs with Feeder Cattle & Calves Start @ 12:00 Noon Council Grove 7 blk [email protected] quality and size were in very good de- Spring Hill 9 blk [email protected] Special Pairs & Fall Bred Cows to follow Feeder Cattle & Calves @ 1:30-2 PM mand. Older and lower quality cows Oskaloosa 7 blk [email protected] • 35 Blk BWF cows, 4-8 yrs, bred to Houck Rock Creek Ranch 3/4 Simm sold accordingly. Eudora 5 blk [email protected] bulls for summer & early Fall calves. Council Grove 7 blk [email protected] BULLS • 17 Blk BWF older cows, 11 w/Char Angus, balance Angus late Oskaloosa 17 blk [email protected] Williamsburg 1 Ang @2,900.00 Jan.to 30-day calves. Easton 2 Ang @2,900.00 •5 Blk Fall bred cows (4 yrs) bred LBW Harms Angus bull (Grass ready) Oskaloosa 5 xbred [email protected] •4 Blk older cows with 1-2 mo Harms Angus calves by side. (Grass ready) Silver Lake 3 blk [email protected] Manhattan 2 Simm @2,750.00 Onaga 1 Rd Ang @2,650.00 • 10 Home raised Blk 1st calf hfrs with Angus calves by side. (Bovishield Gold One HEIFERS — 550-775 LBS. Westmoreland 1 Heref @2,300.00 Shot/ 7 Way/ knife cut) Eudora 6 blk [email protected] Easton 1 Ang @2,100.00 • 6 Blk & Red 1st calf hfrs with 30 to 45 day Angus sired calves by side Oskaloosa 3 blk [email protected] Soldier 1 Rd Ang @2,000.00 • 5 Blk cows (3 to 5 yrs) with 10 to 20 day old calves by side Council Grove 4 blk [email protected] BRED 1ST CALF HEIFERS • 10 Blk 2nd calf hfrs with 30-45 day calves by side (1 rd shots/ poured) Eudora 15 blk [email protected] AGE BRED • 64 Blk & BWF 2nd calf hfrs bred Char bull for late Oct-Nov calving Manhattan 5 blk [email protected] Goff 10 blk 2 4-6 @1,775.00 • 30 Angus Fall calving cows (3 yrs to older) bred Angus • COWS & HEIFERETTES — 625-1,700 LBS. Beloit 10 blk 2 5-6 @1,650.00 20 blk cows, short solid, Angus sired, March & April calves by side, calves are Russell 1 bwf [email protected] Beloit 26 blk 2 5-6 @1,625.00 worked • 20 blk fall calving cows, 5 to short & solid, bred to Angus bulls, for late Goff 1 blk [email protected] White City 21 Rd Ang 2 4 @1,585.00 White City 6 Rd Ang 2 5 @1,575.00 Aug.-Oct calves Onaga 3 xbred [email protected] • 11 Blk and 3 Cross bred 1st calf hfrs with Angus sired late Feb-April calves Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Adams, NE 8 blk 2 5 @1,550.00 Herington 4 blk 2 9 @1,525.00 • 10 Blk older cows with 30-45 day calves by side (1 rd shots/ poured) Prairie Village 2 xbred [email protected] Adams, NE 10 blk 2 5-6 @1,525.00 • 17Blk Fall calving cows (5 yrs to SS) bred Registered Red Angus bull to start calving Americus 1 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 9 blk 2 3-5 @1,450.00 Oct 1 for 60 day calving period Riley 2 blk [email protected] Hiawatha 4 bwf 2 6-8 @1,400.00 • 2 reg Shorthorn cows (4 yrs) with Angus calves 30-45 days by side (calves banded/ Onaga 1 blk [email protected] Yates Center 8 blk 2 4-5 @1,375.00 Covexin 8) grass ready Manhattan 2 blk [email protected] Herington 17 blk 2 7-8 @1,310.00 • 1 purebred Shorthorn heifer Russell 1 xbred [email protected] Yates Center 5 blk 2 4 @1,300.00 • 10 blk strs, weaned 30 days, 2 rds shots, bunk & electric fence broke, 600-650 lbs. Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Herington 2 Cross 2 6 @1,200.00 • 13 blk strs & hfrs (weaned 75 days/1 rd shots), 450-600 lbs. VISIT US ON THE WEB FOR DAILY CONSIGNMENT UPDATES AT WWW.MCCLIVESTOCK.COM ————————— FIELD REPRESENTATIVES ————————— JOHN CLINE BRENT MILLER TOM TAUL BRYCE HECK SAM GRIFFIN ONAGA ALMA MANHATTAN LINN BURNS 785-889-4775 785-765-3467 785-537-0036 785-348-5448 620-726-5877 Cell: 785-532-8381 Cell: 785-587-7824 Cell: 785-556-1422 Cell: 785-447-0456 Cell: 620-382-7502 ALAN HUBBARD DAN COATES ANDREW SYLVESTER OLSBURG BALDWIN WAMEGO 785-468-3552 785-418-4524 785-456-4352 Cell: 785-410-5011 Page 14 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Canola field day to be held Corn farmers launch campaign to share No calls May 13 in Kingman County sustainability story, open minds in Washington, D.C. The latest research, variety, and production infor- Recently key public policy influencers in our nation’s capital met the corn farmers for beef mation on winter canola will be featured at a K-State of America’s Heartland in their homes, at the airport, and even while listening to Research and Extension field day on May 13 in Kingman their favorite podcasts as the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) launched a reduction County. campaign highlighting their incredible sustainability story. By reaching “Inside the The day is an opportunity to see winter canola variety Beltway,” this campaign, made possible by a collaboration with state associations in Biden trials and a producer’s field, said Mike Stamm, K-State and highlighting the authentic stories of corn farmers, is designed to open doors and canola breeder. New varieties will be on display and build trust by highlighting the role farmers play in combating today’s most pressing climate attendees will learn about K-State’s hybrid parent line environmental issues. development program. With harvest season approaching, “Even in 2021, corn farming remains, at its heart, a family operation rooted in the change harvest management options are also on the agenda. earth,” said John Linder, NCGA president and a farmer from Ohio. “In many cases, plan Producers will have opportunities to get their questions such as mine, this vocation goes back multiple generations. America’s family farmers President Biden has no answered about making winter canola a viable rotation take great pride in the past, but we are working to build a future with healthy soil, plans to limit meat con- option in Kansas. clean air and clean water. Whether you live in D.C. or Edison, work in Congress or sumption as part of his “We’ve had another interesting production year, most a tractor cab, we care about the future of our families and want the best for them. broader climate plan, ac- notably the bitter cold in February. The crop survived Working together, corn farmers can break down the barriers that stand between us cording to USDA Secretary those conditions in great shape, so we want to discuss and our goals for tomorrow.” Tom Vilsack. improvements in winter survival,” Stamm said. “Favor- This campaign, created by National Corn Growers Association and its state affil- “There is no effort de- able spring weather has the canola crop poised for a iates in collaboration, supports ongoing work in Washington to build relationships signed to limit people’s good harvest.” based on our many common shared values with authentic stories and backed up by The field day will be held in Kingman County south of facts. intake of beef coming out Norwich at 11 a.m. From the KS-2 and SE 160th Avenue “We have a great story – but it has to be told. Through this campaign, we put real of President Biden’s White intersection, drive 1.5 miles south. The plots are on the faces on today’s family farmers to showcase the environmental advances being made House and USDA,” Vilsack east side of the road. in the industry and share the excitement around innovation in ag,” said Linder. said at the recent North Pre-made sandwiches will be provided. Please RSVP American Agricultural by May 12 to Kallie Turner at [email protected] or by call- Journalists annual meeting the Kingman County Extension office at 620-532-5131. ing. For more information, contact Mike Stamm at 785-532- U.S. pork sees momentum in Central America Despite COVID-related America and the Domin- paign, focused specifically Ethan Lane, NCBA vice 3871 or [email protected]. Information about K-State’s challenges, U.S. pork ex- ican Republic, explained on loin cuts, showcasing president of government canola program is available online. ports to Central America that COVID restrictions in the loin as a versatile cen- affairs, echoed Vilsack’s set a new record in 2020 the foodservice and hospi- ter-of-the-plate item. and are off to a terrific tality sectors caused signif- Ruano said the radio statement, “We are aware start this year, the U.S. icant changes in pork sales campaign was very suc- of claims that President Meat Export Federation channels and consumption cessful, with many con- Biden’s 30x30 plan would 477 LOT COIN AUCTION (USMEF) reports. patterns, including the es- sumers reaching out to call for a drastic restriction SATURDAY, MAY 22 — 10:00 AM Through February, tablishment of many meat find out more information of beef consumption. 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1531 Yuma St. • Manhattan, KS Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 15 K-State crops team completes successful spring season Seniors Luke Ryan and K-State beat Iowa State gional contest in March, Blake Kirchhoff posted a (second) and the Univer- K-State placed second 1-2 finish to lead the Kan- sity of Nebraska (third). to Iowa State. Ryan and sas State University crops Nine four-year schools, Kirchhoff also swept the team to a first-place finish four two-year schools, and top two individual spots at at the national invitational four high school teams regionals. crops contest recently. also competed. Last fall, K-State’s crops The squad jumped back Crops teams compete in team won a virtual crops into in-person competition four categories, including contest held online during this spring after a pause laboratory practical, agro- the national meeting of caused by the COVID-19 nomic exam, math prac- the Students of Agronomy pandemic in 2020. tical and plant and seed Soils and Environmental Ryan, who is from Sol- identification. As a team, Sciences. Ryan and Kir- omon, and Kirchhoff, from K-State placed first in lab choff swept the top two Hardy, Nebraska, grabbed and exam and second in spots and Madison Tun- the top two individual math and identification. nell (senior from Overland spots, but were followed Individually, Ryan was Park) placed fifth. Tunnell closely by teammates Evan Members of the 2021 K-State crops judging team include, from left: Alex first in all four compo- graduated in December Bott (junior from Palmer) Kaufmann, Jaden Strohl, Blake Kirchhoff, Evan Bott, Austin Hobbs and Trevor nents, while Kirchhoff tied and did not compete with in fourth and Trevor Mul- Mullen. for first in math and was the team this spring. len (junior from Salina) in second in lab and identi- The team is coached by Kaufmann (junior from Strohl (junior from Cun- lo). All are agronomy ma- twelfth. fication. Bott was third in K-State professor of agron- Concordia, who placed ningham) and Austin jors at K-State. The alternate team laboratory practical. omy Kevin Donnelly and eighth overall) Jayden Hobbs (junior from Buffa- The national invitation- members included Alex This was the second graduate student Sarah al was hosted by Hutchin- spring competition for Zerger. son Community College. Cattle market struggles continue K-State’s team. At the re- By Derrell Peel, corn futures ended April that beef cow liquidation HERINGTON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Oklahoma State University at $7.40/bushel with the is accelerating. March Fed cattle markets July contract at $6.73/ monthly beef cow slaugh- rallied early in April but bushel and the December ter was up 10.2 percent CATTLE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY: have stalled again and contract price at $5.64/ year over year. Recently 11:30 AM pulled back below $120/ bushel. Feeder cattle are weekly beef cow slaughter cwt. the last week of April. being squeezed between data in April is increasing 5/5/21 SALE RESULTS Ample supplies of fed cat- a stagnant fed market and but is difficult to interpret COWS & HEIFERETTES Lincolnville, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 37 blk [email protected] tle continue to hang over rising feed prices. The compared to pandemic Junction City, 1 blk [email protected] BULLS Tampa, 3 blk [email protected] the market as feedlots pressure is weighing on disrupted levels one year Florence, 6 mix [email protected] Herington, 4 blk [email protected] BRED COWS struggle to get more cur- feeder cattle markets with ago. Elmdale, 1 blk [email protected] Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 3, 6 yr & up 2nd & 3rd rent. Meanwhile boxed both cash feeder cattle Overall cattle market Hope, 1 bwf [email protected] Hope, 2 red [email protected] stage [email protected] beef has pushed upward prices and feeder futures conditions are still ex- White City, 1 bwf [email protected] Lincolnville, 1 blk [email protected] Florence, 5 [email protected] with Choice values at moving lower in April. pected to improve year Junction City, 1 bwf [email protected] Hope, 1 blk [email protected] Lehigh, 2 blk [email protected] $296.50/cwt. the last Fri- Oklahoma combined auc- over year in the second Burdick, 1 red [email protected] STEERS Lehigh, 2 blk [email protected] day in April. Select boxed tion prices for 450-500 lb., half of the year. Howev- Lehigh, 1 blk [email protected] Elmdale, 7 blk [email protected] Council Grove, 1 char [email protected] beef was $283.05/cwt. at Medium/Large No. 1 steers er, current challenges Junction City, 1 blk [email protected] Cedar Point, 3 blk [email protected] Council Grove, 6, 7 yr & up 2nd & the end of the month. dropped from $185.66/cwt. are somewhat more se- Burdick, 1 red [email protected] Elmdale, 10 blk [email protected] 3rd stage [email protected] Beef packers have very in early April to $168.88/ vere and taking longer to Lincolnville, 1 char [email protected] Junction City, 11 blk [email protected] HEIFERS large margins and appear cwt. last week. Feeder clear than earlier expect- Lincolnville, 2 rd/blk [email protected] Enterprise, 7 rwf [email protected] Elmdale, 7 blk [email protected] to be trying to push kills cattle prices also dropped ed. Market conditions are Elmdale, 1 blk [email protected] Enterprise, 4 rwf [email protected] Tampa, 4 blk [email protected] in the face of limited ca- with 750-800 pound steer very dynamic now and the Elmdale, 1 blk [email protected] Ramona, 60 reds/chars [email protected] Marion, 18 blk [email protected] pacity. Saturday steer prices at $133.65/cwt. last next few weeks may deter- Lincolnville, 28 blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 57 blk [email protected] and heifer kills for the week, down from $142.98/ mine the tone of markets Lincolnville, 2 red/[email protected] Ramona, 59 mix [email protected] last two weeks of actu- cwt. three weeks ago. for the remainder of the al slaughter data were The drought situation year. EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 12 both above 55,000 head, becomes more critical • 60 mb strs 900-925# very large Saturday num- each day with increas- • 60 mixed strs 950-975# bers. Saturday steer and ing drought eating into heifer slaughter thus far the growing season and MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME in 2021 is up 58 percent diminishing pasture and over 2020 and up more hay production potential Our Consignments can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to than 92 percent over 2019 in drought areas. The levels. The most recent Drought Severity and Cov- GSI www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online Subscription. data shows steer carcass erage Index (DSCI) cur- GRAIN BINS View Our Auction Live at LMAAUCTIONS.COM weights at 898 pounds, up rently is at 180 for the ALL SIZES AVAILABLE from 889 pounds this same U.S. and has never been Hopper Bins Available KFRM AM 550, Every Wed., 8:00 a.m. • Barn Phone 785-258-2205 FINANCING AVAILABLE week one year ago and this high in April or May www.HeringtonLivestock.com 857 pounds in 2019. Heif- in any year. National av- Harder AG PRODUCTS er carcass weights were erage prices for alfalfa West Highway 50 Manager: Tracy Ediger, 785-366-6645 PEABODY, KANSAS 66866 837 pounds in the most and other hay are up year Dave Bures - 402-766-3743 • Bob Kickhaefer, Cell - 785-258-4188 recent data compared to over year. March prices Phone 620-983-2158 Tim Wildman, 785-366-6152 823 pounds last year and for alfalfa were $181/ton www.grainbinsusa.com 799 pounds in the same compared to $172/ton last week in 2019. year. Other hay prices in Feed grain prices con- March were $142/ton ver- tinue to push sharply sus $134/ton one year ago. higher. The nearby May There are indications ONLINE AUCTION 360+ Lots – Antiques, Collectibles, Funiture, Glassware, Model Cars Lots will begin CLOSING at 2 PM on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 PICKUP LOCATION: T-Building at Swope Park, Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES (Tea Cup Merry Go Round; Fen- ton Art Glass Lamp; Pyrex Nesting Bowls, Primary Colors; Dazey Churn No. 40; Remington Noiseless Typewriter Wood Crate; 4-Drawer Spool Thread Display Cabinet); FOUNTAIN PENS, ME- CHANICAL PENCILS & INKWELLS (30+ lots); COMIC BOOKS (12, 20, 25 cents), USER MANUALS (John Deere, Farmall, Massey), MOVIES & BOOKS (Standard Atlas of Ellsworth Coun- ty, 1918); FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD & MISC (Vintage Bar w/ Stools; Keepsakes Pulaski 2 Way Sliding Door Wood Lighted Cu- rio; Mirrored 4-Drawer Nightstand; Bombay Co Round End Table); CLOCKS (Howard Miller Oak Grandfather Clock Serial # 629280; Several Wall Clocks); CROCKS, GLASSWARE & CHINA (West- ern Stoneware Co. #2, #8, #10, Blue Ribbon #6, Pittsburgh Pottery #2); Cake Plates; Mid Century Culver 11pc Barware Set); TOYS & SIGNS (Lionel Train Set; Sun Crest Electric Clock; 1982 E.T. & 1980 Superman II Kids TV Folding Tray; Par T Pak Beverages Full Flavor Metal Sign); BEER MAKING SUPPLIES & WOODEN CRATES; DIE CAST & MODEL CARS (85+ lots, over 100 vehicles). This a partial listing, see website for full listing, terms & photos at GriffinRealEstateAuction.com

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FOR SALE: HOELSCHER COMPLETE SET DUALS for JD 346 WIRE BALER $4750 NOBLE DK5 8-SECTION HOT WATER PRESSURE PLANTER SALVAGE b ale accumulator, small Case 2388 combine. 42" rub- 785-826-3262 56'x9" hoe drill carrier. JD washers. New or recondi- IH 800-900-950-955 Cyclo squares. 785-826-3261 ber, axle extension, long drive- Chuck Wagon #114. Speed tioned. Wholesale Washer JD 494-1280, 7000-7300, shaft. Priced to sell. 785-210- King 10"x60' auger. MacDon Company, 620-583-2421. plate and plateless FOR SALE: KILL Brothers 950 6484. White 5100 8' INTERNATIONAL WHEEL bale carrier, 2- 30' header trail- bu. grain cart. 785-826-3261 disc. 785-230-2449. ers. 1947, 1954, 1955, 1956 Koelzer Repair Ford 1.5 ton trucks. 1953 Ford Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 FOR SALE: OMC 14' Hydro- SALVAGE COMBINES car. 620-285-5288. Larned, KS swing swather #235, field ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, ready, good shape, $1,800. F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, 785-527-0200 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, USED TRACTORS 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, '99 Case IH MX270, 5475 hrs H60/85R38 Performer EVO ...... $934 Case & IH 510, 410; IH 1680, 1480, '81 IH 5088 1460, 915, 815, 715, 503, '79 IH 1586, 5535 hrs 18.4-34 SAT 8prTL ...... $616 Tractor Salvage 403; NH TR70-85, 1400, 995, '79 JD 4240 QR Case 300's thru 2096 985, 975. '74 IH 666 diesel, 6390 hrs IF 380/105R50 RAD AT RC ...... $2,231 IH 460's thru 5488 SALVAGE TRACTORS '71 IH 856 w/ ldr, 5620 hrs Over 1000 Tractors on shelf ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, '68 JD 4020 Synchro w/ 148 420/85R34 FST Performer 142D ...... $753 New Equipment New & Rebuilt parts for all 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, ldr., new injection pump Prices and Product availability are subject to change without notice. 604R Premium Baler brands of tractors/ combines 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, MISCELLANEOUS 604N Baler 4430, 4020, 3020, 720, 730; Case IH 900 planter 6R30 PHONE: www.donstire.net 605N Baler Want to buy CASE 1470, 1370, 1270, '89 Case IH 1660 combine 504R Signature Baler Case & IH salvage tractors 1200, 1070, 930, 400; IH '99 Case IH 2388 combine 785-263-7838 ABILENE, KS R2300 Twin Rake 1568, 1466, 1256, 1066, 4wd VR1224 12 Wheel Rake 1026, 806; FORD 4-5-6-8- '04 Case IH 2366 4WD 4,067 4 & 5 Net Wrap & Twine Elmer's Repair 9000; MF 2745, 1155, 1100, ʼ ʼ CENTRALIA, KS eng., 3,005 sep. 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; MM 785-857-3248 '17 Case IH 6140 combine, Schuler Feed Wagons G1000; WH2-150, 4-150. HAY EQUIPMENT 2012 Parker 1039 grain www.elmersrepair.com 792 eng., 557 sep. Custom Inline Bale '18 Case IH 3020 flex 30' Hesston 3981 12 wheel cart, 1,000 bushel, tarp & Wrapping Mike's Equipment BUHLER, KANSAS '11 Case IH 3020 flex w/ air rake scale, excellent condition reel 30' Used 7130 new tires with 1-800-543-2535 Vermeer 605 N rd. baler New Peck 10x41 bin hop- Wertzberger Ranch duals ...... $46,995 '11 Case IH 3406 corn head w/ trailer w/net per electric drive Equipment LLC Used DewEze bale bed ..... NEW Alma, KS ...... Coming In '06 IH 1020 25' New H&S 5116 16 wheel Rakes: VR1428 '96 Case IH 1063 corn head 785-765-3588 Several used Zero Turn mow- USED high cap rakes ers ...... Coming In '13 EZ-Trail 510 grain cart w/ Balers: 6- 605SM, 5- 605N, tarp Vermeer VR1224 12 wheel New 2021 Country Clipper 2- 605SM corn stalk, 1- mowers ...... Coming In UFT 500 Graincart carted rake Tire Town Inc. 504N, 4- 605M, 1- 604M, 1- (2) Parker 2600 gravity wag- 20 8x38 New ...... $825 Used Winkel flat bed cab and 504SI, 1- 6650 Rancher, 1- ons MISCELLANEOUS 340/85 R28 New ...... $485 chassis ...... Coming In 6650 Rancher. Rakes: 1- '11 Cimarron 8' rotary mower New Rhino 3150 15’ 520 70R30 Buffed ...... $700 Used Crownline bale bed, R2800, 2- R2300, 1- VR1224 Woods XT 184 rotary mower, 480 70R28 Buffed ...... $500 electric ...... Just In Batwing shredder LARGER BALE FORKS 7' 420 85R34 Used 70% ....$300 SPRING STEEL AVAIL. JD 1418 rotary cutter, 14' New Wemhoff 10’ & 12’ 520/85R42 80% ...... $800 METAL '10 Hesston 1474 mower Box Scraper 7 184x38 10P New ...... $525 ROUND SQUARE TUBING conditioner 600/65 R28 New ...... $1,000 Patriot 37’ header trailer ANGLE CHANNEL & FLAT '09 Case IH DC132 disc, 9 360/70R28 Buffed ...... $325 2 3/8", 2 7/8", 4 1/2" pipe MOCO New Danuser Intimidator 710/75 R42 Buffed ...... $1,600 WINCHELL'S, INC. Phillipsburg, KS WELDING SUPPLIES '08 Case IH RB564 rd. baler skid steer tree puller 23 R30 overstock ...... $1,100 785-543-2118 Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles '04 Hesston 946A round baler 184x34 New ...... $480 Icon 1632 grader rear steer for sale Vermeer R2300 twin rake 800/70 R38 Buffed ...... $2,600 Welding rods & wire Gehl 420 10-wheel rake New Peck 8x41 truck 380/90 R46 80.00 ...... $750 SUPERIOR CLAAS Top & bottom belts for all bal- New Idea 4160 side delivery auger electric drive 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 USED FORAGE ers rake IMPLEMENT, INC. 913-441-4500 913-682-3201 HARVESTERS & HEADS New Peck 10x36 truck Twine 4' & 5' netwrap (2) CIH 6500 Conser-til, 14' 402-879-4723 (5) '18 CLAAS 980 ...... Portable panels, Feed Bunks JD 980 FC 23' auger electric drive ...... FR. $270,000 & Round Bale Feeders JD 714 disc chisel 9 shank New Peck 10x41 truck Evening: 402-879-3719 Gleaner Combines (4) '17 CLAAS 980 ...... Vermeer Sales & GB 900 Hi-master ldr '98 R62 Cummins$29,500 ...... FR. $210,000 auger electric drive SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA Leasing Speeco 3pt post hole digger '95 R62 Cummins$19,500 (2) '15 CLAAS 980 ...... '18 Bush Hog MBX96 box LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 '81 L2 ...... $9,500 ...... FR. $200,000 blade 8' 785-293-5583 '81 M2 RWA ...... $8,500 (3) '14 CLAAS 970 ...... '17 Bush Hog HDRG96 8' — ITEMS FOR SALE — Kent series V field cultivator ...... FR. $180,000 785-293-2542 825 Flex Head ...... $8,500 grader 42’ ...... $8,500 (4) '13 CLAAS 980 ...... '14 Cub Cadet LZ60 zero turn 2012 New Holland TS6.140 JD 980 field cultivator...... CALL EZ Trail Gravity Wagons, ...... FR. $150,000 145 hrs tractor w/ 845 loader .$46,000 Sunflower 3670 V-Blade .CALL Grain Carts, and Header CLAAS Orbis 750 Corn 2011 608C cornhead 8R30 ..... Hiniker 6000 8R36 ...... CALL Heads ...... FR. $20,000 NEW EQUIPMENT Trailers. Farmall 35A MFD LDR ...... CALL Great Plains 3S4000 HD grain CLAAS PU380 heads Farmall 40A MFD LDR JD 612C Stalkmaster corn Great Plains Tillage Tools ...... FR. $10,000 drill...... CALL Farmall 45C MFD LDR ********************************** head 12rw ...... CALL 2009 JD 1770 NT planter Farmall 45C MFD cab LDR 81 Farm Eq. Service TRACTORS JD 893 cornhead ...... CALL 16R30 ...... $55,000 Farmall 95A MFD cab McPherson,KS 620-241-3100 '12 Massey Ferguson 8660 JD 693 cornhead ...... CALL 2007 CIH 1250 planter 24R30 . NEW Farmall 105A MFD cab ...... $90,000 CIH 1020 flex head 25’ .$5,500 ...... $45,000 1-800-357-3101 • ZR5 self propelled Farmall 115A MFD ROPS '89 Case 9150 ...... $25,000 JD 925 flex head ...... CALL www.81farm.com • 604-605N net TD 103 disc mower 2003 White 8100 planter 8x30 '11 Versatile 435 ....$120,000 JD 853 rowhead ...... $3,500 • R2300 & R2800 rakes RB465 Round Baler ...... $13,500 ********************************** CASE IH 2166 COMBINE, 4x4 • TM800 Trail Mower RB565 premium round baler 2015 Richiger Grain Bagger .... Kinze planter 8R36 ...... $4,500 COMBINES tir- • VR-8, 10, 12 wheel rake Several Bush Hog rotary ...... CALL Ind. Am F10 box blade ... CALL NEW TRACTORS '08 Gleaner R65 ...... $80,000 1. USED EQUIPMENT mowers, tillers and finish Brent 780 grain cart ...... CALL Big Ten box scraper 10’ 3pt ..... Kubota M7-152 PS, MFD, ldr. '04 Gleaner R75 ...... $70,000 • 604N mowers JD 400 grain cart ...... CALL Call for lease specials ********************************** ...... CALL • TM800 Trail mower Complete line Bush Hog zero EZ Trail 475 grain cart .... CALL Kubota M6-111 MFD w/ ldr. WINDROWERS Soil mover 7yd...... $7,000 2 CASE 2670 4x4 rs, • MC1030 MOCO turn mowers Kubota M5-111 MFD w/ ldr. '15 Massey Ferguson 9870 J&M 1151 grain cart ....$25,000 Eversman 6.5 yd scraper CALL ont • MC840 Killbros 102 bulk box carrier USED TRACTORS ...... $105,000 Orthman 996 grain cart ... CALL Skid Steer tree shear ...... CALL o- 1998 Kubota L3600 4WD • 605M net ramp floats w/ conveyer 16- '14 New Holland H8040 ...... FEED MIXERS JD 714A Forage Wagon .CALL Bushhog mower ...... CALL 2009 Kubota RTV900UV ...... $65,000 H&S 370 manure spreader ...... Bushhog 12515 batwing NEW CONSTRUCTION • FA-430 Feed wagon ********************************** ...... $8,500 mower ...... $9,500 Kubota SVL 95-2 compact To view all of our New & MISCELLANEOUS NH 195 manure spreader CALL track ldr Used Equipment, please LII GLEANER, LOW ACRES, Flexicoil 3450 ...... $28,500 Kubota SVL 65-2 compact check out our website: 2014 New Holland H8080 7 ACRES OF USED FARM es- John Deere 9400 ...... $18,000 track ldr www.sloophook.com or ROSSVILLE swather w/16’ rotary head, EQUIPMENT ON OUR 85- Great Plains HD3610$40,000 give us a call: 785-828-4706 1,400 hrs ...... $70,000 Kubota U35-4 mini excavator John Deere 9300 ...... $2,500 LOT - CHECK US OUT . Truck & Tractor JD 956 Moco Swather .... CALL Kubota KX 057-4 mini exca- Honey Bee SP25 ...... $4,500 Sloop Sales & ROSSVILLE, KANSAS vator Jantz Trailer ...... $5,000 H&S HDX14 hayrake ..$11,000 Complete listing on our web: USED CONSTRUCTION Hook's Repair Inc. 2016 New Holland 560 baler John Deere 12 row planter Lyndon, KS 66451 785-584-6195 www.jonesmachineryinc.com 2002 DAEWOO 1760XL skid ...... $10,000 roll belt ...... $22,000 steer John Deere 8 row planter JD 568 round baler ...... CALL BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILY USED IMPLEMENTS ...... $9,000 INTERNATIONAL 656 tractor New Holland 275 sq. baler wire Smith Center, KS 2013 Bush Hog 2815 flex NEW EDF fuel trailer base w/good high lift FarmHand 886IH: $500 CASH. ONE bat- ...... CALL wing mower loader, $4,500. Call evenings, tery included. Engine good, 785-282-3000 ...... $17,500 2009 Bestway field pro IV 1600 k 2005 Landpride RCM 5015 785-392-2950. transmission not dependable; 785-282-0432 Cell NEW EDF fuel trailer loaded 90’ booms ...... $14,500 flex wing mower 1000 RPM ...... $21,500 sells where it sits. PTO hole 785-686-4005 digger, $75; videos can be Bestway Field Pro III 1280 ...... Evening Calls Welcome FLATBED FOR PICKUP 102" texted. 785-556-0793 ...... $13,500 long, 84"-wide. 785-826-3261. 2013 Farm King rake 18 wheel ...... $9,500 McConnell Machinery 2008 Bestway sprayer RHS 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS SHUCK shut-off 6 rows. Stk#1100 ...... Kalvesta Impl. pull type 1,000 gal. ...$14,000 ...... $38,900 JD 637 Disc-29’ ...... CALL 785-843-2676 IMPLEMENT 2019 Grouser AG 240i Dozer Company, Inc. IN STOCK- NEW MASSEY Sunflower 1435-30 disc .. CALL Evenings Blade. 4-way blade w/ Box 620-855-3567 FERGUSON HESSTON Krause 4990 Disc ...... CALL End Plate Kit. Incl. FH-400 785-979-2271 KALVESTA, KS 67856 2900 SERIES www.mcconnellmachineryco.com www.kickalvesta.com NH/Buhler Versatile Gene- 2016 MF GC1705, 495 hrs, Hy- sis Mount. Only used partial TumbleWeed Auction Co. LLC drostat, 4WD, R4 Industrial season, pushed around 3,500 935 E HWY 36 Smith Center, KS • NEW ‘21 Country Clipper Mowers-Boulevard, Grapples & Post Pullers ...... tires, MF DL95 factory loader tons. Stk#7612 ...... $24,900 XLT, Challenger & Boss XL Models ....In Stock! ...... In Stock (Made in Kansas) pkg - 48” bucket. Stk#4773 ... 785-282-5419 MF 1745 Round Baler (2007) • 1998 Bobcat 331 Mini Excavator, Cab w/Heat • ‘14 JCB 300T’s, C/H/A ...... $38,900 ...... $11,900 www.TumbleweedAuctionKS.com ...... Bale Ramps, Gathering $18,900 • New Renn 1020C Grain Bagger $25,900 1974 Allis Chalmers 7030 2WD TumbleWeed Auction Co. LLC is taking consignments ...... wheels, lightly used, excellent • 2017 Cat 299D, 1500hrs, C/H/A, XHP • New H&S Manure Spreaders and Hay Rakes Cab, 3,000 hrs on very good ...... Coming Soon ...... In Stock cond. Serviced, new splice at anytime & has joined up with Jones Machinery, Inc., used engine. Cab interior • 2017 Case TR340, C/H/A, 1000 Hrs ...... • Hundreds of Skid Steer Attachments In Stock! pins. Stk#1289 - Consigned ... with 50 years knowledge in used farm equipment...... good, lights not working. Air Coming Soon ...... $9,800 Online auctions provided by AUCTIONTIME.com with . cond. - charge every season. • 2016 Case TR310, 360hrs, C/H/A, Like New Versatile 2210 (2005) 5,700 absolute & reserve option available...... $38,900 Stk#4121 ...... $12,800 Hrs. Clean, very well main- Call or stop by today! • 2000 Case 40XT, 3200 hrs, Coming In ...... 2003 Hesston 956A Round Bal- tained, 3 remotes, quick hitch ...... $14,900 er, fully Auto Cycle, kicker, w/guidance, $65,000 W/O • 1998 Bobcat 763, Open Cab .... Coming Soon mesh & twince, monitor, OP EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT guidance, ultra steer front • New Enorossi Rotary and Bat Rakes..In Stock manual, always shedded, low • New PRI Heavy Duty Root Grapples, Rock axle, new front tires, rear tires bale use. Stk#5267 - con- around 50% +, 18 speed PFAFF SERVICE LLC is ac- signed...... $15,800 cepting applications for a CDL KEY FEEDS PS. - Consigned. Stk#1671 Clay Center, Kansas driver. Current CDL, medical (2) H&S AR3112 Action rakes, W/Guidance ...... $75,000 is accepting applications for 0000 -AC 7030 w/cab 213 8 -lH 560 gas w/loader card, and clean driving record. Carryover discount, 12 wheel. CDL drivers. Qualifications: 0000 -AC 8030 w/cab HAY EQUIPMENT W/O Guidance ...... $65,000 Drivers will be home most 3002 - AC G w/cult 2294 -NH 310 small square Stk#7920/7921 . New In Stock Current CDL; Current medical Woods F23 Front Mount Mower nights. Competitive pay. Pre- 1038 - AC CA w/plow baler card; Good driving record; MF 2946A round baler, Stk# 386 Eng Hrs 2002 year mod- employment drug screen re- 0000 -IH Cub w/1 pt eq 2322-NH 912d w/cab 14’ Able to lift 50 lbs. Drivers will 7436. Promotional Financing el with 2014 MX54 power lift/ quired. If interested, please 2314-Ford 601 1505 -NH 9100 w/14’ head be home nightly. No over night Available ...... New In Stock tilt deck serviced and ready contact Tim at 785-293-2113. 2154-AC 175D w/loader 2094 -John Deere 670 rake stays. Competitive pay and 2254-IH 806 2351 - NH 58 rake w/hyd drive Woods PHD65 post hole dig- to mow, new deck belt, very benefits. Retirement & health 2258 -Case 730d 5/5/2021 ger w/o bits. Incl. 9” HD dbl. well maintained Sears air seat. Fourth and Pomeroy insurance. Pre-employment 2354 -AC Dl 5 II new paint 1120 -NH 260 rake w/dual flight auger ($200 individually). Stk#2749/3009 ...... $5,400 is hiring a Feed drug screen required. 2209-AC D17 IV w/3 pt rake hitch Stk#7447 ...... $900 Manufacturing Applications can be picked up 2062 - AC D17 IV w/snap coupler 1118 -IH 16 rake JCB bucket for JCB telehandler Lawrence, KS 2199-Ford TW20 w/duals MISC. Specialist at Key Feeds, 105 4th St., 2313 -John Deere 420 w/3pt 2323 -air row 3pt 55 gal mist 1987 6’ wide model #5000 se- 785-843-8093 Job responsibilities include: Clay Center, KS 67432. 3193 -IH Cub new paint sprayer ries, Ser#547 36600 0.9M(3) .. scheduling daily feed For questions call Rod at 2296 -Ford 5000’s 2271 -MM 80bu G drive ma- ...... $2,500 800-654-5191 production, operating 785-632-2141 1075 -Ford 8N 1948 nure spreader - 2014 MF 2946 1,600 bales, auto Fax: 785-843-1014 computer controlled mixing 3029 -AC 7080 very good mesh & twine, C1000 monitor, equipment, receiving bulk 1165 -AC Dl4 ingredients and directing co- PETS 21.5L-16.1 tires with suspen- 1923 -IH Super C w/3 pt workers. Training will be MEINHARDT - 2193 -IH Super C-new paint FARM EQUIPMENT, LLC. sion axle, bale ramp, fire extin provided. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD full guisher. Stk#5950 ...... $26,900 1058-IHH East end of KanEquip’s lot Fourth and Pomeroy offers sized pups for sale. Females 2353 -Case 400 utility ( 441) WAMEGO, KANSAS 2013 White 8222 No-Till plant- health insurance, retirement $400, males $350. Tails 3229-Case 400 Row crop Call (785) 456-4045 er, 12 row 30” flex frame fold, plan, and paid holidays. Salary docked, dewclaws removed, (411) liquid fert., 3 BU hoppers, will be based on current skills. 1029-AC B one round of shots. Ready Museum open by appointment SM400SE monitor, Pneumat- Contact Rod at 785-632-2141 @May 20. Wilson, Ks., 316- 3419 - AC M dozer w/hyds and please call ahead or pick up job application at ic down pressure, point row 209-5089. blade 105 4th Street Clay Center. Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 19 BUILDINGS / BLDG MTLS. SERVICES NBB asks USDA to support biodiesel in

SMALL SQUARE BALE haul- SMITH POSTYARD ing: Anytime-Anywhere. Book- pilot programs, climate smart agriculture Hedge Post ing now, 405-430-2455. The National Biodiesel the most widely available NBB’s recommenda- year. Every 100 million Delivery Available Board recently filed com- advanced biofuels today; tions on the Rural Energy gallons of production sup- JEFF SMITH ments in response to the they’ve helped the nation Pilot Program include: ports 3,200 jobs and $780 620-496-8956 WANTED U.S. Department of Agri- reduce carbon for the past Expand this pilot pro- million in economic op- culture’s requests for pub- decade or more. And we gram beyond distributed portunity. Biodiesel pro- lic input on the Executive appreciate USDA’s contin- power to include biodies- duction supports approx- Metal Panels WANT TO BUY SALVAGE Order on Tackling the Cli- ued recognition that they el, renewable diesel, and imately 13 percent of the & Accessories and non-running ATV's, snow- mate Crisis at Home and deserve a seat at the table Bioheat® fuel. value of each U.S. bushel mobiles, jet skis, and dirt bikes. Abroad and a Rural Ener- as the nation addresses Provide grants to fully of soybeans. Any condition, cash paid, will THE VALUE LEADER. WE gy Pilot Program. NBB rec- climate change over the fund feasibility studies Made from an increas- WON'T BE UNDERSOLD pick up. 402-469-2002. CALL FOR CURRENT ommends that USDA lever- coming decades.” and business planning ingly diverse mix of re- METAL PRICING age existing programs and NBB’s recommenda- based on project merits sources such as recycled • DELIVERY AVAILABLE • create new pilot programs tions on Tackling the Cli- and anticipated outcomes cooking oil, soybean oil WESTERN METAL to support harvesting an- mate Crisis include: for both distributed power and animal fats, biodiesel Best Service nual oil seed cover crops, Under NCRS, allow and biofuel related proj- and renewable diesel are Louisburg, Kansas update the lifecycle anal- harvesting of oilseed ects. better, cleaner fuels that 1-800-489-4100 ysis of biodiesel, and ex- cover crops that produce Offer grants to fund ed- are available now for use pand biodiesel education. low-carbon-intensity feed- ucation to create sustain- in existing diesel engines “NBB appreciates the stocks. able pilot outcomes. without modification. NBB recognition that biofuels Conduct an up-to-date Modify or broaden the is the U.S. trade associa- are part of the solution to analysis of lifecycle emis- rural eligibility definition. tion representing the en- address the climate cri- sions for soybean-oil- The U.S. biodiesel and tire biodiesel and renew- sis, and with the right in- based biodiesel. renewable diesel industry able diesel value chain, centives and market de- Recognize biodiesel’s supports 65,000 U.S. jobs including producers, feed- 785.482.3211 mand biodiesel is ready ability to reduce green- and more than $17 billion stock suppliers, and fuel *Metal Roofing & Siding* now to achieve the goals house gas emissions and in economic activity each distributors. All Steel & Post Frame laid out in the Executive criteria pollutants such as Buildings Order,” writes Kurt Kovar- particulate matter as the ik, NBB’’s vice president agency incorporates envi- COWLEY COUNTY - 80 ACRES Walk-doors, OH doors, of federal affairs, in the ronmental justice consid- Insulation, Livestock comments. erations. HUNTING LAND NEAR BURDEN, KS equipment, Scales, Miraco, Secluded, wooded, rolling, ponds & creek. $3,000/acre. Waterers, Bale Beds & Cake “Biodiesel reduces car- Seek permanent fund- Go to chuckkorte.com for more info Feeders, Protein Tubs bon on average by 74%, ing for the Biodiesel Edu- or call Chuck Korte 316-775-2020. and it cuts particulate mat- cation Program, the High- *Delivery Available* Call us to sell your farm & ranch land — we have buyers. *Customers are #1* ter and other criteria pol- er Blends Infrastructure **NOW BOOKING SPRING AUCTIONS** lutants in both transpor- Incentive Program, and Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, PenFed Realty tation and home heating,” the Advanced Biofuels Augusta, KS - 316-775-2020 Kovarik added. “Biodiesel Payment Program. and renewable diesel are Marysville฀Livestock฀Sales REAL ESTATE, JEWELRY, COLLECTIBLES & FURNITURE Every฀Thursday฀at฀12฀Noon **AUCTION** Gregg฀Bennett,฀Manager฀•฀785-562-1015 1180฀US฀Hwy.฀77,฀P.฀O.฀Box฀67,฀Marysville,฀KS฀66508 SATURDAY, MAY 15, 2021 — 9:30 AM PLEASE฀VISIT฀OUR฀WEB฀SITE฀TO฀SEE฀OUR฀LATEST฀DETAILED฀MARKET฀REPORTS฀AND฀ 724 SE Prairie Ct — TOPEKA, KANSAS UPCOMING฀CONSIGNMENTS฀AND฀SPECIAL฀SALES:฀www.marysvillelivestock.com ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀STEERS/BULLS The final part of this auction featuring ฀ ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀BEEF Market Report for 5-6-21. 300-400# $176.00-$156.00 647 Head Sold. lots of nice jewelry, furniture, 400-500# $174.00-$158.00 antiques, & collectibles. 500-600# $145.00-$140.00 HFRETTES: 600-700# $142.00-$130.00 1250-890# $105.00-$90.00 700-800# $140.00-$134.00 COWS-HIGH฀YIELDING 800-900# $132.00-$122.00 1550#-1160# $88.00-$64.00 900-1,000# N/A ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀HEIFERS COWS-LGT฀WT฀&฀LOW฀YIELDING Real estate will be offered at 1 PM. 300-400# $167.00-$150.00 1500#-900# $62.00-$42.00 Over 3,000 square feet of living space with a full 400-500# $150.00-$147.00 500-600# $136.00-$132.00 finished basement. 2 car garage. 4 BR and 3.5 BULLS: 600-700# $124.00-$118.00 baths. Balcony off upstairs master BR. FR with 2045#-1390# $95.00-$67.00 700-800# N/A vaulted ceiling. See website for more details & photos. 800-900# N/A Darrell Simnitt, Courtrywide Realty, Inc., FIELDMEN Simnitt Real Estate & Auction, Inc., 785-231-0374 Jim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson Trevor Lundberg Taylor Schotte Bill Keesecker Wayne Hunter, Professional Auction Services, 785-221-9622 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 785-770-2271 785-268-0430 785-410-6117 Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Frankfort, KS Marysville, KS Washington, KS www.simnittauction.com Barn฀Phone฀•฀785-562-1015฀www.marysvillelivestock.com Page 20 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 200.00-220. New Crop ground and delivered 190.00-205.00; Northwest Kansas Grass Hay: small squares none reported, large 4x4 Dairy alfalfa, ground/delivered steady, grinding alfal- Kansas Hay squares 95.00-105.00, large rounds none reported; Sudan: fa steady, movement slow. Alfalfa: Horse or goat, 220.00- large rounds 75.00-85.00. Wheat straw, small squares 3.50- 230.00. Dairy, Premium/Supreme 1.00/point RFV. Stock Market Report 4.50/bale, large 3x4 squares 80.00-90.00. The week of 4/25- cow, fair/good 165.00-175.00. Fair/good grinding alfalfa, 5/1, 13,327T of grinding alfalfa and 855T of dairy alfalfa 130.00-140.00. Ground and delivered, not a large enough Hay market prices for the week ending May 1 were was reported bought/sold. sample to report. Sudan, large rounds 60.00-70.00. Wheat mostly steady across the state. Alfalfa hay price was South Central Kansas straw, large squares none reported. steady in the southwest region but steady to 10.00 higher Dairy alfalfa, alfalfa pellets, steady; grinding al- North Central-Northeast Kansas in the south-central region, as availability of alfalfa hay falfa, ground/delivered steady to 10.00 higher; move- Dairy alfalfa, grass hay, grinding alfalfa, steady; becomes more limited. Grass hay prices remained most- ment slow. Alfalfa: horse, small squares 255.00-275.00. ground/delivered steady to 5.00 higher; movement slow ly steady and demand for all hay was light to moderate Dairy, 1.00/point RFV, Supreme 185.00-225.00, Premium to moderate. Alfalfa: horse, premium small squares, as cattle return to pastures. Folks have been busy in the 170.00-195.00, Good 150.00-178.00. Good, Stock cow, 175.00- 9.00-10.00/bale. Dairy 1.00-1.05/point RFV, Supreme 185- fields planting corn and working bean ground as well as 185.00. Fair/good grinding alfalfa 160.00-175.00 delivered. 237.00.00, Premium 170.00-195.00, Good 150.00-178.50. spraying for bugs. The late April cold snap didn’t seem to Ground and delivered 170.00-185.00 with an instance at Stock Cow, 160.00-170.00. Fair/good, grinding alfalfa, set producers back too far, maybe a week or two at most, 190.00-200.00. Alfalfa pellets: Sun cured 15 pct protein 120.00-130.00. Ground and delivered 160.00-170.00. Grass and some have reported they are ready to cut as soon as 200.00-215.00, 17 pct protein 210.00-220.00, Dehydrated hay: Bluestem, small squares 6.50-7.50/bale, 3x4 to 4x4 they get a good stretch of open weather. 17 pct 305.00-310.00. Grass Hay: Bluestem, 3x3 square squares 100.00-105.00, large rounds 60.00-90.00. Brome, According to the National Agricultural Statistics 115.00-125.00, 3x4 and 4x4 squares 100.00-110.00, large small squares 6.50-7.50/bale, 3x4 to 4x4 squares 105.00- Service, (NASS), current topsoil moisture supplies rated rounds 70.00-80.00. Brome: large 3x4 squares 90.00-100.00, 115.00, large rounds 80.00-90.00; Sudan, large rounds, 7% very short, 20% short, 69% adequate, and 4% surplus. large rounds 90.00-95.00. Teff: large rounds 135.00-145.00. 75.00-80.00. Wheat Straw: small squares 5.00-6.00/bale, Pasture and range conditions rated 2% very poor, 9% Sudan: large rounds 90.00-100.00. Corn stalks: 65.00-75.00; large 4x4 squares 75.00-85.00, 100.00-110.00 delivered, poor, 32% fair, 50% good, and 7% excellent. According to Wheat straw: 60.00-70.00. The week of 4/25-5/1, 6,034T of large rounds 65.00-75.00. The week of 4/25-5/1, 1,859T of the U.S. Drought Monitor for the week of April 27th, ab- grinding alfalfa and 584T of dairy alfalfa was reported grinding alfalfa and 513T of dairy alfalfa was reported normal dryness (D0) increased to 23%, moderate drought bought/sold. bought/sold. (D1) remained at 11%, and severe drought (D2) remained Southeast Kansas ***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless oth- at 2%. If you have any extra hay to sell and/or need hay Dairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground/delivered erwise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large here in Kansas, use the services of the Internet Hay Ex- steady, grass hay mostly steady, movement slow to mod- squares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small change:www.hayexchange.com/ks.php. erate. Alfalfa: horse or goat, 230.00-240.00. Dairy 1.00-1.05/ squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the ** Prices below reflect the average price. There could point RFV. Stock cow 155.00-165.00. Fair/Good grinding most recent sales. be prices higher and lower than those published. alfalfa, large rounds 135.00-145.00. Ground and deliv- *CWF Certified Weed Free Southwest Kansas ered, none reported; Grass hay: Bluestem, small squares *RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. Dairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground and delivered 125.00-135.00, good 3x3 squares 100.00-120.00, good, 3x4 **TDN calculated using the Western formula. steady; movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: horse, pre- squares 90.00-120.00, large 4x4 squares 90.00-110.00, large Quantitative factors are approximate, and many factors mium small squares 260.00-280.00. Dairy 1.00-1.05/point rounds 60.00-70.00. Brome, good, small squares none can affect feeding value. Values based on 100% dry matter RFV, Supreme 185-237.00.00, Premium 170.00-195.00, reported, 3x4 to 4x4 squares 90.00-120.00, large rounds (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). Guidelines are to be used Good 150.00-178.50. Stock or Dry Cow 175.00-185.00. Cur- 70.00-80.00. Wheat Straw: 3x4 and 4x4 squares 60.00-80.00. with visual appearance and intent of sale (usage). rent Grinding alfalfa 170.00-180.00. New Crop grinding The week of 4/25-5/1, 1,730T of grass hay was reported Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture - Manhattan, alfalfa 170.00-180.00 with an instance at 195.00. Current bought/sold. Kansas, Kim Nettleton, 785-564-6709 Ground and delivered locally to feed lots and dairies, After COVID-19: sharing experiences helps improve mental health Americans are cau- we move toward the recov- dicated 46% of Americans experience. “Own that ex- person because we all could be a fire or flood or tiously approaching this ery phase.” are not comfortable going perience,” Johannes said. experienced the pandem- something else, man-made summer with hopes that Over the past 16 months, back to living life the way “Though we’ve made it ic uniquely. “We do that or natural.” the worst of the COVID-19 Johannes has talked pub- they did before the pan- through some really tough by telling our stories (to Some adults or chil- pandemic is in the rear- licly on such topics as re- demic. times, we now will learn others) and acknowledg- dren may need profession- view mirror, but a Kansas silience, mental health, Johannes said each in- to tolerate the uncertainty. ing we that we had some al help to fully recover. In State University professor the pandemic’s impact on dividual should consider We’re a tough group and difficulty, but yet we are any case, Johannes said, says there is still much children and families, and four points to keep in mind we’ve learned from this.” a community supporting we should acknowledge that needs to be done to more. For more than two when making decisions on Take it easy. Acclimate each other.” those people in our fami- heal from the effects of the decades, she has worked how much of their former slowly to return to life’s “These four parts of lies, household, work envi- worst public health crisis in mental health, well-be- life they are going to re- activities. Decide what re-entry will help get us to ronment and other places in more than 100 years. ing and helping people to turn to. They include: you will resume doing and recovery,” Johannes said. may need our support. It “This pandemic has understand and recover Acknowledge that we’re maybe things that you don’t “They can help us adapt, could be as simple as ask- been filled with change, from many kinds of trau- unsure. It’s okay to feel want to continue. “Maybe gain control, reflect and ing, ‘How are you doing?’ loss, some grief and some ma. unsure, and maybe even there were relationships eventually get ahead.” The American Psycho- positive things,” said “We’ve been through a afraid. that weren’t healthy be- Johannes also noted logical Association also Elaine Johannes, the Kan- disaster,” Johannes said. Tolerate the uncertain- fore the pandemic; this that adults should make has mental health first aid sas Health Foundation “The pandemic has creat- ty. Be willing to talk about may be a good reason to let an effort to help children resources online to help. Distinguished Professor ed crisis and stress… now your unique experience of them go,” Johannes said. recover. Many youth may “It’s a mental health of Community Health at we are in the recovery living through a pandemic, “As we re-enter life, take seem resilient, but help- process,” Johannes said, K-State. “So, the meaning mode.” maybe even with a little bit time to reflect what is good ing them fully reflect on “but it’s also a process to of what has happened re- In March, the American of pride. Johannes quotes and what is not.” their experience and move keep us going as a society.” ally needs to be our focus Psychological Association former president Harry S. Refocus on the facts. ahead is important in Two interviews with now. The meaning helps us released a report titled Truman who once said that The reality of the pan- building healthy attitudes Johannes on the mental understand how, mentally, Stress in America that in- the reward of suffering is demic is different for each that prepare them for fu- health aspects of living ture disasters. through and recovering “There is another di- from the pandemic are saster heading our way (at available on the weekly KEY FEEDS CATTLE MINERAL SALE: some point in the future),” radio program, Sound Liv- Johannes said. “It may ing, produced by K-State Feb. 1 - May 15, buy 20 bags and get 1 bag free! not be a pandemic, but it Research and Extension. Order by May 15 and ship by May 28 for free bag special Key Feeds will custom mix your cattle mineral the way you want. Choose any of the following additives: Chlortetracyline • Zinpro Availa 4 chelated trace minerals • MOS 3 choices of fly control: Altosid, Justifly or Rabon. 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[email protected] PAIRS Report from May 5, 2021 Cattle sales Tuesday, 11:00 AM. 3 mix ...... [email protected] 4 blk ...... [email protected] 6 564 128.00 HEIFERS STEERS STEERS Report from May 4, 2021 6 blk ...... [email protected] 5 mix ...... [email protected] 1 330 159.00 7 587 121.00 7 blk/blkwf ...... [email protected] 3 mix ...... [email protected] 3 437 159.00 3 677 117.75 STEERS 10 639 128.50 5 blk ...... [email protected] 4 blk ...... [email protected] 2 490 146.00 3 280 181.00 14 643 126.00 8 blk ...... [email protected] 6 mix ...... [email protected] 3 560 140.00 TOP BUTCHER COW: 2 428 162.00 11 805 112.50 5 blk ...... [email protected] 3 blk ...... [email protected] 4 blk ...... [email protected] 3 blk ...... [email protected] 2 595 136.00 $78.00 @ 1,760 LBS. 4 506 159.00 12 578 155.00 3 mix ...... [email protected] 3 blk ...... [email protected] 4 655 134.00 TOP BUTCHER COW: 5 blk ...... [email protected] 4 blk ...... [email protected] 2 790 122.00 TOP BUTCHER BULL: 2 608 140.00 $74.00 @ 1,650 LBS. 5 blk ...... [email protected] 7 blk ...... [email protected] 2 830 118.50 $101.50 @ 1,720 LBS. 2 640 139.00 4 blk ...... [email protected] 6 blk ...... [email protected] 2 883 116.00 7 679 131.00 TOP BUTCHER BULL: 3 blk ...... [email protected] 8 blk/blkwf ...... [email protected] 4 mix ...... [email protected] 5 mix ...... [email protected] HEIFERS BRED COWS SOLD FROM: 9 716 124.50 $100.50 @ 2,215 LBS. $860 TO $1200 1 798 122.50 3 blk ...... [email protected] 3 blk ...... [email protected] 2 403 141.00 3 blk ...... [email protected] 4 blk/blkwf ...... [email protected] 5 408 140.00 PAIRS SOLD FROM: HEIFERS BRED COWS: 6 blk ...... [email protected] 7 blk ...... [email protected] 3 330 160.00 4 473 140.00 $800 TO $950 $825-$1,125 4 mix ...... [email protected] 8 blk/blkwf ...... [email protected] 2 353 151.00 24 mix ...... [email protected] 7 mix ...... 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Thurs. & Fri. 8:00 am Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813 To see more consignments go to: emporialivestock.com Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Page 21 Biden administration rolls out America the Beautiful plan By Donna Sullivan, America, our country, does In late April USDA an- information over the next tribute to all of the wealth “It’s not going to get done Editor better than anyone else nounced the expansion of decade,” she said, adding of opportunities that we in a single year, so that On Thursday, May 6 in the world. Our farmers, the Conservation Reserve that the Department of the have to both conserve our funding has to be consis- President Biden released our ranchers, our forest Program (CRP) by offer- Interior will also publish lands and sustainably tent, both for the person- the details of his “Amer- owners, our fishers are ing new incentives, high- annual updates on the col- manage in a responsible nel and for the conserva- ica the Beautiful” initia- some of the best stewards er rental rates and more lective efforts to support way the resources we have tion activities and efforts tive that was developed of wildlife habitat. That’s focused attention on sen- locally-led conservation and we need,” McCarthy that will be undertaken. in response to his January why the report we are re- sitive lands with a goal efforts. “We will be mea- said. “It was purposeful I’m confident that as peo- 27 executive order that leasing today does a great of enrolling 4 million new suring progress based on and is consistent with how ple understand the neces- set a goal of conserving job at emphasizing the acres and capturing 3.6 real outcomes and ben- President Biden thinks sity for us to engage in at least 30% of America’s importance of supporting million metric tons of CO2. efits of conservation and about how we should man- this, we will see support lands and waters by the voluntary conservation ef- In 2021, CRP is capped at restoration efforts in the age our natural lands, and from Congress.” year 2030 in an effort to forts on working lands as 25 million acres, with 20.8 lives of people and in the that he’s making sure it’s American Farm Bu- address climate change. well as building on the million acres currently health of ecosystems, rath- not just a public effort, reau Federation pres- In a call with media, stewardship traditions in enrolled. “The vision we er than solely by scale.” but that private efforts are ident Zippy Duvall com- Agriculture Secretary our fishing communities. lay out today, in this first While much of the dis- recognized and incorpo- mented on the Conserving Tom Vilsack, White House Tribal nations have been national conservation goal cussion centered around rated into the plans mov- and Restoring America National Climate Advisor serving as stewards of the and report is a win for vol- land, when asked about ing forward.” the Beautiful report, say- Gina McCarthy, Interior land since time immemo- untary conservation that what waters would be in- From a cost standpoint, ing, “AFBF appreciates Secretary Deb Haaland, rial, which is why we’re will help restore habitat, cluded, Mallory replied, McCarthy said they are that the report acknowl- Commerce Secretary Gina determined to also honor enhance soil health and “The first step is to identi- not prepared at this point edges concerns we have Raimondo and Council on tribal sovereignty and sequester carbon,” Vil- fy what land and waters it to put a total figure on it. raised and recognizes the Environmental Quality support indigenous-led sack continued. makes the most sense for “It will take more re- oversized contributions of Chair Brenda Mallory dis- conservation.” According to Mallo- us to be looking at. There sources than we’ve had farmers and ranchers to cussed the report they had “USDA is proud to be ry, the U.S. government are ecosystem improve- in the past,” Vilsack said. conservation while feed- developed and presented a partner in this effort,” does not currently have ments and restoration that “That’s why the presi- ing the world. That recog- to the National Climate Vilsack stated. “Those a way to capture data on will happen in waters that dent’s budget has pro- nition must carry through Task Force. Haaland out- making their living from the conservation efforts are not just marine wa- posed additional resourc- implementation. The re- lined the eight principles the land, our farmers, of farmers and ranchers, ters.” es for the Department of port is a philosophical that will guide the initia- ranchers and foresters foresters, fishing commu- “When you incorpo- Agriculture in terms of document that emphasizes tive, which are: a pursuit are bearing the brunt of nities and tribal nations. rate an effort with pri- its conservation responsi- important principles such of collaborative approach- climate change, while So they will establish vate working lands, you’re bilities. It’s incumbent on as incentive-based volun- es; conserving for the ben- communities across the an interagency working obviously going to have us to figure out creative tary conservation, protect- efit of people; supporting country are suffering lon- group within the feder- a positive impact on the ways to leverage those re- ing personal and proper- locally-led efforts; hon- ger and hotter droughts, al government led by the quality of water and wa- sources, which is why its ty rights and continued oring tribal sovereignty; catastrophic wildfires and U.S. Geological Survey, terways,” Vilsack added. important to underscore ranching on public lands, pursuing approaches that extreme weather events. USDA’s Natural Resourc- “So to that extent there the locally-led component but it lacks specifics. I had create jobs; honoring pri- The good news is, we now es Conservation Service are going to be activities of the effort.” He added several positive conversa- vate property rights; using have strategies to address and the National Oceanic and efforts that will im- that it’s also important to tions with Secretary Vil- science as a guide and these challenges and they and Atmospheric Admin- pact and affect the rivers match the financial re- sack about 30x30 and we building on existing tools will be locally-led.” Vil- istration (NOAA) to cre- and steams throughout the sources with personnel re- will work with him and his and strategies. sack said the federal gov- ate an American Conser- United States.” sources to make sure the colleagues to ensure the “This is the very first ernment will look for ways vation and Stewardship The question was money is spent wisely and details live up to promises national conservation goal to bolster locally-led con- Atlas. “This atlas will, raised as to why the focus appropriately. “This is a made to protect American we have ever set as a coun- servation and that USDA based on input from the was more on conservation, ten-year effort,” he said. agriculture.” try,” said McCarthy. “Nat- will use the flexibility of public, tribes and other rather than preservation. ural solutions are some farm bill conservation stakeholders, bring to- “We want to make sure we VALENTINE LIVESTOCK of the most powerful as programs to work with gether a baseline of infor- take advantage of work- well as effective climate producers, landowners, mation of how much land ing lands, not just pub- AUCTION CO. Valentine, Neb. solutions. And conserving conservation groups and and water is currently lic lands and how they’re THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2021 and restoring nature hap- states to conserve farm, conserved and restored in utilized, but private lands Special Bred Female & Pair Sale, pens to be something that ranch and forest land. the U.S. and will track this that can voluntarily con- All Breeds Bull, & Regular Sale S.T. 10:00 a.m. on weigh-ups 2:00 p.m. on pairs Prescribed burns have little Pairs: 36 .. bwf (1st cf; 975-1050#); late Feb & March cfs (100-200#)- vaccinated & banded, no brands All one iron- originated Broken Arrow Rn- Harrison NE ...... Grant Liese (402-841-3810) effect on snake populations 35 .. blk (young; 1150-1250#) March cfs, no brand, tagged to match…...... A study on the impact changes the abundance of areas are an important ele- if we’re concerned about ...... Gordon Most (308-546-9800) of prescribed burns on small mammals – it often ment for prescribed burns snake populations.” 15 .. blk (3-10 yrs; 1250-1350#),most calves no brands, vaccinated & banded the Konza Prairie showed increases small mammal (80-120#), tagged to match, Witte origin. Dispersion..… ...... that fire has minimal ef- populations. It can have ...... Jessie & Loncey Johnson (Gordon Witte 402-322-0032) fect on the state’s snake either a positive or a nega- 2 blk & angus (1st cf) w/ blk cfs… ...... Turner Ranch LLC populations, especially tive impact on birds.” Spring Bred Females: when there are adjacent In the Konza Prairie 40 .. blk (running age; 1350#) bred angus; cf 5-15 for 45 days……………… ...... unburned areas. study, researchers trapped ...... Dan Duffy (605-840-8308) Charlie Lee, a retired a total of 92 snakes of six 25 .. blk (young-solid mouth) bred blk; cf May 15 for 45 days ...... Gale Cattle Co wildlife specialist with different species during 20 .. blk (3-5 yrs) bred angus; cf May & June……… ...... ……………..Bill Cumbow K-State Research and Ex- the two phases of the study 15 .. blk & angus (young-solid mouth) bred angus; cf 5-15 for 45 days ...... tension, said the research- (spring and fall). The spe- www.centrallivestockks.com ...... Doughboy L/C ers trapped snakes before cies caught were the North 15 .. blk, bwf (running age) bred angus; cf 5-15 for 30 days……… ...... …………… and after prescribed burns American Racer, Great Office: 620-662-3371 ...... ………Kurt Stolzenburg 15 .. blk (running age) bred blk; cf May-Sept… ...... ……………….Ronnie Sharkey in the spring (May through Plains Rat snake, King or Matt Hoffman (Owner): 620-727-0913 Fall Bred Females: June) and fall (August snake, Milk snake, Gopher Hay Auction- Every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. 120 angus, few bwf (85 @3 & 4 yrs; 35 at 5-6 yrs; 950-1250#) bred angus (Mill- through October) to deter- snake and the common Cattle Auction- Every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. er); cf 8-25 for 35 days. HR ...... Antelope Creek (Scott Flannery 402-322-0724) mine the effects of prairie garter snake. Hog/Sheep/Goat Auction- Every 3rd Saturday 95 .. blk & angus (3-5 yrs) bred angus (Jorgensen) & simm/ang; cf 8-15 for 50 fires on reptile numbers. Lee said the research- Horse/Tack Auction- Every 1st Saturday days. Fancy, got a good look ..... Golden Link/Harlan Doeschet (402-432-4114) “We know in woodland ers actually found all six th 47 .. blk & angus (3-5 yrs;1150-1250#) bred angus; cf 8-15 for 50 days. HR situations, the effects real- species in burned areas, Sat., May 15 - Hog/ Sheep/ Goat Sale ...... Steve & Brock Moreland(402-322-0360) ly depend upon the chang- and just five of those same th Tues., May 25 - Holstein Special 45 .. blk, bwf, few rd (3-8 yrs; 1200-1350#) bred angus; cf 8-25 for 45 days. HR ... es to the habitat,” Lee said. species in the unburned Sat., June 5th - Horse & Tack Sale ...... Christensen L & C “In those wooded areas, areas, though there were 9 blk, bwf (young-solid mouth) bred blk ang, ang/simm; cf 8-20 for 50 days ...... when the fire is of high just 32 snakes on the ...... Shad Wobig enough temperature and burned prairie compared frequent enough to reduce to 60 on the unburned View our special sales online @ cattleusa.com canopy cover, it can (neg- prairie. Office: 1-800-682-4874 or 402-376-3611 atively) effect reptile and The North American Greg Arendt, Mgr., C: 402-376-4701 Jake Hopwood, Fieldman, C: 308-627-4828 EL DORADO For complete listing visit our website: www.valentinelivestock.net amphibian populations.” Racer and common garter However, he added that snake composed about 79% LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. most woodland fires are of all the snakes that were not at a high enough tem- captured. 316-320-3212 Eureka Livestock Sale perature to change habi- “The research suggests Fax: 316-320-7159 P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 tat conditions too much, that snakes could have a 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 so the impact to reptiles is short-term negative re- El Dorado, KS 67042 “virtually nonexistent.” sponse to spring burning, Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp “What’s been done in but they could quickly re- Market Report - Sale Date 5-6-21. 1,082 Head. Like Us On Facebook! prairie situations shows appear on burned areas of 300-400 lb. steers, $156-$181; heifers, $147-$153; 400-500 lb. that fire effects do impact the prairie when there are steers, $137-$184; heifers, $140-$163.50; 500-600 lb. steers, On Thursday, May 6th, we had 512 head of cattle with $145-$169.50; heifers, $128-$139.50; 600-700 lb. steers, $104- mostly packer cows & bulls on an active market. arthropod numbers, pri- (adjacent) areas that are $149; heifers, $101-$128.50; 700-800 lb. steers, $121-$146.50; marily grasshoppers,” Lee unburned,” Lee said. “This heifers, $90-$123.50; 800-900 lb. steers, $106-$128; heifers, STEERS 2 Rd [email protected] 4 blk Gry [email protected] said. “We know that fire suggests that the unburned $110-120.50; 900-1,000 lb. steers, $105-120; 1,000-1,100 lb. 6 blk [email protected] 3 Rd [email protected] 4 blkbwf [email protected] steers, $91-$110.25. Trend on Calves: Strs & Hfrs 300-500#, 3 Rd [email protected] 4 Rd [email protected] 3 blkhfrt [email protected] mostly steady; 500-700#, $6-$8 lower. Trend on Feeder Cattle: 3 blkbwf [email protected] 3 blkbwf [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. Hfrs 700-900#, $2-$5 lower; strs under 800#, mostly steady; 800- 1/2฀mile฀East฀of฀Holton,฀KS฀on฀16฀Highway 15 blk [email protected] 6 CharX [email protected] 5 blkbwf [email protected] 1000#, $2-$7 lower. Butcher Cows: high dressing cows $65.50- 2 blk [email protected] 8 CharX [email protected] 5 blkbwf [email protected] Livestock฀Auction฀every฀Tuesday฀at฀12฀NOON $76.50; Avg. dressing cows $55-$65; low dressing cows $40-$55. Butcher Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $62-$95.50. Trend on 7 blkbwf [email protected] 62 CharX [email protected] 3 blkGry [email protected] ****STARTING TIME: 12:00 NOON**** Cows & Bulls: Steady to $3 higher. HEIFERS 2 blk [email protected] 4 blkhfrt [email protected] 2 Rd [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 Some highlights include: RECEIPTS: 1,053 CATTLE HEIFERS 3 red [email protected] Butcher Cows: $44-$75.50, mostly $63-70, steady to lower. FOR FULL RESULTS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE: 8 mix [email protected] 19 mix [email protected] Butcher Bulls: $67-$107, mostly $95-$105, steady to lower. WWW.HOLTONLIVESTOCK.COM 12 mix [email protected] 4 red [email protected] Preg Cows: $500-$1,100, Pairs: $1,375-$1,500. 7 mix [email protected] 11 blk [email protected] STEERS HEIFERS BUTCHER BULLS 1 blk str [email protected] 1 bwf hfr [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] 22 blk [email protected] BUTCHER COWS 23 blk [email protected] 30 blk [email protected] 2 blk strs [email protected] 2 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 5 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 15 blk [email protected] 51 mix [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 5 char strs [email protected] 3 red rwf hfrs [email protected] 22 blk [email protected] 57 blk [email protected] 6 mix strs [email protected] 19 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 24 mix [email protected] 120 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 11 blk strs [email protected] 4 red blk hfrs [email protected] 5 mix [email protected] 46 mix [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 21 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] STEERS 45 mix [email protected] 1 Sim [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 5 char strs [email protected] 4 blk red hfrs [email protected] 7 mix [email protected] 4 blk strs [email protected] 18 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 1 rbf [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 5 bwf rwf strs [email protected] 6 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2021, 11 AM 5 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 6 blk bwf strs [email protected] 5 blk red hfrs [email protected] 2 Char [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] 4 blk bwf strs [email protected] 6 herf hfrs [email protected] EXPECTING 500-600 HEAD! 1 blk [email protected] *** 1 Sim [email protected] 5 blk bulls [email protected] 5 blk red hfrs [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] 8 blk bwf strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] OUR NEW WEBSITE IS UP & RUNNING! 1 blk [email protected] 10 blk bwf strs [email protected] 3 blk hfrs [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] DAILY 10 bwf rwf strs [email protected] 10 blk hfrs [email protected] UPDATED WITH NEW CONSIGNMENTS! 1 Sim [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 6 hols x strs [email protected] 8 blk red hfrs [email protected] WWW.ELDORADOLIVESTOCK.COM 2 blk [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] 3 hols x strs [email protected] 13 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] We welcome your consignments! 2 rbf [email protected] 5 hols strs [email protected] 19 blk hfrs [email protected] If you have cattle to consign or would like additional Might want to get your cows preg. checked and your bulls semen tested. information, please call the office at 316-320-3212 TRUMAN HUG TRUST REAL ESTATE AUCTION Lots of open cows and heiferettes being sold. Had 55 big bulls to sell also. THURSDAY, MAY 20 * go to: HOLTONLIVESTOCK.COM Check our website & Facebook for updated HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS, LLC consignments: www.eldoradolivestock.com EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 13 • 26 blk Red strs & hfrs, 400-600 lbs. Dan฀Harris,฀Auctioneer฀&฀Owner฀•฀785-364-7137 To stay up to date on our latest announcements you • 23 mixed strs & hfrs, 750-900 lbs., (hfrs open) Danny฀Deters,฀Corning,฀Auct.฀&฀Field฀Rep฀•฀785-868-2591 can “Like” us on Facebook Dick฀Coppinger,฀Winchester,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀913-774-2415 Josh Mueller Steven Hamlin We appreciate your business! Steve฀Aeschliman,฀Sabetha,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-284-2417 Owner/Manager (602) 402-6008 (H) Larry฀Matzke,฀Wheaton,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-268-0225 (316) 680-9680 (620) 222-1199 (M) Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager Craig฀Wischropp,฀Horton,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-547-5419 Chris Locke Van Schmidt, Fieldman Home Phone - 620-583-5385 Barn Phone • 785-364-4114 (316) 320-1005 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) EMAIL: [email protected] Austin Evenson- Fieldman Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM Mobile Cell 620-750-0222 View our auctions live at “lmaauctions.com” If you have any cattle to be looked at call Ron or Austin Page 22 Grass & Grain, May 11, 2021 Flint Hills Classic Spring Livestock Show held in Eureka The 2021 Flint Hills of 543 animals shown in prizes. man - Carter Nash, Par- Classic Spring Livestock showmanship, market and Sheep Show Results - 78 sons; Intermediate Grand Show was held on Sunday, breeding classes. Market Lambs, 31 Showman - Brynn Boggs, April 25th at the Green- Grand and Reserve Commercial Ewes Buhler; Intermediate wood County Fairgrounds Overall Champions of Judge - Cooper Bounds Reserve Showman - Car- in Eureka. Four species Showmanship, Breeding Grand Commercial ter Watson, Baldwin City; - beef, goats, sheep and and Market classes won Ewe - Raine Garten, Junior Grand Showman - swine - were shown by 4-H custom-made belt buckles Abilene; Reserve Commer- Marlee Massey, Carl Junc- and FFA students from and Showtimes banners. cial Ewe - Brynn Boggs, tion; Junior Reserve Show- all over Kansas and other First and second place Buhler; Grand Market man - Quinlyn Yoho, Yates states. There were a total class winners won cash Lamb Overall - Hunter Center. Grand Greenwood Miller, El Dorado; Re- County Only - Lyle Perrier, serve Market Lamb Over- Eureka. all - Brynn Boggs, Buhler; Results and photos of Senior Grand Showman the other species will be - Emery Yoho, Yates Cen- published in future issues. ter; Senior Reserve Show-

Showing the Grand Champion Market Lamb at the Flint Hills Classic Spring Livestock Show was Hunter Miller of El Dorado.

Raine Garten of Abilene showed the Grand Cham- pion Commercial Ewe at the 2021 Flint Hills Classic Brynn Boggs of Buhler, Kansas led the Reserve Spring Livestock Show in Eureka. Champion Commercial Ewe. Brynn Boggs, Buhler, showed the Reserve Champion Market Lamb at the Flint Hills Classic Spring Live- stock Show. ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2021 * 10:00 AM makes a LOCATION: 1 mile North of SCOTT CITY, KS on Highway 83 ANTIQUE TRACTORS: 1938 planter, #400; JD Sulky plow, JD D tractor, runs, on rubber; #267; JD 3 bottom plow; JD 8’ 1947 JD D tractor, non-run- one way; Killefer Mfg. Co. plow, ning, propane, not stuck; MF #184; Moline plow; Grand De- Great Gift! 97 tractor on propane, non-run- tour 4 bottom disk plow; Fresno; ning; MF 55 parts tractor; 1960 Russel road drag; Adams Lean Chevy truck Cab & Chassis, wheel grader, #10, Ser. #9735; runs. 8’ speed mover. ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT: PARTS & OTHER ITEMS: 6’ & Perfect for young farmers starting out on their David Bradley manure spreader 8’ propane tank end caps, new (restored); IHC 3 bottom plow, 1/2” thick; Assorted large rake 2 pt.; JD 10’ one way plow; & drill wheels; Assorted front own as well as Graduations • Birthdays • Weddings JD walking plow (nice); Wood- tractor weights, D & 4020; JD en single walking plow; Walk block & several heads; Steel behind cultivator (nice); Newell wheel lugs; JD D fenders, 1940 Anniversaries and other special occasions! Sanders Plow Co. disc plow; JD & up; Other Items! Check us out on Facebook & at www.berningauction.com New Print Subscriptions can be purchased Tax Free with mention of this special! JIM FISCHER, OWNER TERMS: VALID ID required to register. NO EXCEPTIONS! Cash or approved In-State Renewals starting at: 1 Year - $41*, 2 Years - $76*, 3 Years - $105* check day of sale. NO CREDIT CARDS! Everything sold as is. No warranties expressed or implied. Not responsible for theft or accident. Announcements day of *plus applicable sales tax - call if unsure for your area auction take precedence. NOTICE: Due to Covid-19, you are responsible for your own SAFETY and HEALTH. The auction company nor the seller will be Online Only Edition: 1 Year - $35, 2 Years - $63, 3 Years - $84 held responsible. Social guidelines are in place, so please be respectful. We know auctions are a hard place to social distance, so we will have masks & For questions or to subscribe, call, email, or send a check to: hand sanitizer available. Enjoy the auction! BERNING AUCTION, INC. 785-539-7558 • [email protected] • PO Box 1009, Manhattan, KS 66505 812 West M, Leoti, KS 67861, 620-375-4130

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Buyers & sellers are welcome in the ring area with social distancing being practiced. You can watch the live auction at www.dvauction.com . If you need assistance with watching or bidding online contact DV Auction customer service at 402-316-5460. Thank you for your cooperation. If you would like approval to bid online from the safety of your home, please do the approval process on www.dvauction.com prior to Tuesday. We sold 1379 cattle May 4. Steer and heifer calves 2 blk hfrs 448 @ 144.00 1 blk hfrt 1175 @ 80.00 1 blk cow 1315 @ 56.00 1 blk cow @ 1000.00 were $5.00-10.00 lower. Feeder steers and heifers sold 4 blk hfrs 505 @ 143.50 1 blk cow 1635 @ 76.00 1 blk cow 1215 @ 55.50 1 bwf cow @ 950.00 steady to $3.00 lower. Cows and bulls were steady to 5 blk hfrs 504 @ 142.50 1 bwf hfrt 1060 @ 75.00 3 blk/bwf cows 1257 @ 55.00 2 blk cows @ 925.00 $3.00 lower. 2 blk hfrs 363 @ 142.00 1 blk cow 1595 @ 72.00 1 bwf cow 1145 @ 54.50 1 red cow @ 900.00 24 blk hfrs 524 @ 141.50 1 blk cow 1450 @ 71.50 1 blk cow 1070 @ 54.00 1 blk cow @ 810.00 STEER & BULL CALVES 6 blk strs 594 @ 143.00 2 blk hfrs 468 @ 141.00 1 blk cow 1520 @ 70.00 1 blk cow 975 @ 53.50 1 blk cow @ 800.00 2 blk strs 353 @ 181.00 6 blk strs 578 @ 141.00 5 blk/bwf hfrs 535 @ 140.00 1 blk cow 1425 @ 69.50 1 blk cow 1205 @ 53.00 6 blk strs/bulls 405 @ 173.00 8 red/blk strs 602 @ 141.00 5 bwf hfrs 543 @ 136.00 1 blk cow 1525 @ 69.00 1 bwf cow 1000 @ 52.50 BULLS 3 blk strs 410 @ 172.00 3 blk strs 678 @ 139.50 5 wf/blk hfrs 477 @ 135.00 1 blk cow 1535 @ 68.50 1 hol cow 1645 @ 52.00 1 blk bull 2180 @ 92.00 2 blk bulls 410 @ 172.00 4 blk strs 586 @ 139.00 2 red hfrs 495 @ 135.00 1 bwf cow 1280 @ 68.00 1 blk bull 2170 @ 90.00 3 blk/bwf strs 430 @ 167.00 3 blk strs 607 @ 137.00 2 blk hfrs 523 @ 130.00 1 blk cow 1400 @ 67.50 BRED COWS & PAIRS 1 blk bull 1725 @ 87.50 12 blk strs 453 @ 166.00 18 blk strs 755 @ 137.00 2 blk/bwf hfrs 543 @ 130.00 1 blk cow 1255 @ 66.50 5 blk cows @ 1240.00 1 blk bull 1710 @ 82.00 10 blk/bwf strs 358 @ 164.00 3 blk strs 670 @ 136.00 1 blk cow 1255 @ 66.00 12 blk cows @ 1200.00 1 blk bull 1395 @ 80.00 3 blk strs 292 @ 162.00 3 blk strs 755 @ 136.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 blk cow 1290 @ 65.50 9 blk cows @ 1150.00 1 blk bull 1660 @ 78.50 2 bwf/red strs 428 @ 161.00 4 wf/bwf strs 716 @ 135.00 3 blk/char hfrs 563 @ 137.00 3 blk cows 1207 @ 65.00 2 blk cows @ 1100.00 1 blk bull 1255 @ 75.00 12 blk strs 537 @ 159.00 4 wf/bwf strs 644 @ 129.50 5 blk hfrs 605 @ 135.00 1 blk cow 1195 @ 64.50 1 blk cow/cf @ 1050.00 3 blk strs 460 @ 157.00 62 blk strs 891 @ 129.25 3 x-bred hfrs 552 @ 131.00 1 char cow 1395 @ 64.00 19 wf strs 281 @ 156.00 68 blk/bwf strs 861 @ 129.10 5 blk hfrs 495 @ 131.00 1 red cow 1310 @ 63.50 4 blk strs 338 @ 154.00 126 blk/bwf strs 857 @ 128.25 2 blk hfrs 605 @ 127.00 6 blk/bwf cows 1013 @ 63.00 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 11: 2 blk strs 463 @ 153.00 19 blk/bwf strs 855 @ 127.75 2 blk hfrs 630 @ 125.00 1 wf cow 1095 @ 62.50 13 bwf strs 541 @ 152.50 62 blk/bwf strs 862 @ 127.75 68 blk/bwf hfrs 816 @ 120.25 1 bwf cow 1290 @ 62.00 •฀22฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀400-500฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 3 blk strs 395 @ 150.00 16 blk/char strs 828 @ 127.50 6 blk/char hfrs 804 @ 119.00 2 blk cow 1113 @ 61.50 3 blk strs 497 @ 150.00 62 blk/bwf strs 906 @ 124.35 38 mix hfrs 838 @ 118.25 1 blk cow 1545 @ 61.00 •฀25฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀500-600฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 2 blk/bwf strs 545 @ 146.00 61 mix strs 950 @ 122.00 3 blk hfrs 903 @ 111.00 1 bwf cow 1240 @ 60.50 •฀135฀bwf฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀650-800฀lbs. 3 blk/red strs 472 @ 145.00 60 mix strs 966 @ 122.00 3 blk hfrs 942 @ 107.00 1 blk cow 1195 @ 60.00 •฀60฀black฀steers,฀875-900฀lbs. 2 x-bred strs 515 @ 141.50 1 bwf cow 1190 @ 59.00 6 red/char strs 491 @ 140.00 HEIFER CALVES COWS & HEIFERETTES 1 blk cow 1190 @ 58.50 •฀60฀blk฀char฀steers,฀900-925฀lbs. 8 blk/bwf hfrs 386 @ 160.00 1 blk hfrt 895 @ 91.00 1 red cow 1180 @ 58.00 •฀60฀black฀steers,฀925-950฀lbs. STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 blk/char hfrs 390 @ 156.00 2 blk hfrts 1050 @ 90.00 1 blk cow 1310 @ 57.50 42 blk strs 556 @ 158.00 9 blk hfrs 392 @ 155.50 1 blk hfrt 860 @ 86.00 2 blk cows 1163 @ 57.00 13 blk strs 574 @ 155.00 5 blk/bwf hfrs 425 @ 150.00 1 blk hfrt 1125 @ 85.00 1 blk cow 975 @ 56.50 3 blk strs 575 @ 155.00 9 blk hfrs 455 @ 150.00 4 blk/bwf strs 588 @ 150.00 3 blk hfrs 338 @ 148.00 CONSIGNMENTS฀FOR฀MAY฀18: 2 bwf strs 580 @ 149.00 5 blk/red hfrs 440 @ 146.50 WATCH OUR AUCTIONS •฀50฀blk฀cows,฀4฀yrs฀old฀up฀to฀broken฀mouth฀with฀ 2 blk strs 615 @ 146.00 2 blk hfrs 340 @ 145.00 LIVE ON DVAuctions.com January.-March฀calves,฀lost฀grass฀lease 6 blk strs 594 @ 143.00 4 blk/bwf hfrs 420 @ 144.00 Our COnsignments can now be viewed after 12 noon on mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscription

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