Chasing her dream, Klumpe crowned Miss Rodeo K-State By Donna Sullivan, Editor She was just seven years old, attending her first college rodeo to watch her brother compete, when she saw a rodeo queen crowned for the first time. “I said, ‘That’s going to be me some day,’” Jessica Klumpe remembers. “So I’ve always chased that dream.” Fulfillment of that dream came February 10 when Klumpe was crowned Miss Rodeo Jessica is shown with her parents, Michael and Cindy K-State. Klumpe grew up on a Klumpe, after her crowning. farm near Olpe that raised College. She competed for the daughter of Michael soybeans, corn and wheat, Miss Rodeo K-State her and Cindy Klumpe. and also included a cow/ first year at the university, “Don’t stop believing,” calf operation. She was finishing as first runner-up is the message she hopes a 13-year 4-H member, and earning the title of to deliver as she travels showing cattle and goats, Miss Congeniality. She is the state for rodeos and as well as competing in Jessica Klumpe, recently crowned Miss Rodeo K-State, competes in the barrel pursuing a degree in an- other personal appear- pole bending, goat tying, imal science production ances. From a wide-eyed barrel racing and break- racing event. Courtesy photos management and is look- seven-year-old in awe of away in 4-H competitions. She says the lesson accomplish your goals,” was being willing to try ing forward to a career a rodeo queen to being She was also one of the she learned from rodeo she aid. “We’re not just something new and gain- in feedlot management of crowned herself, Klumpe founding members of the along the way was not to a team, we’re more of a ing the confidence to do it. agriculture sales. She did proves exactly what can brand-new FFA chapter at be afraid to ask questions. family.” Klumpe transferred an internship last summer happen when you never her high school. “Everyone is out there to One of the biggest chal- to Kansas State Universi- at Pratt Feeders. She is stop chasing your dreams. Kansas Statehelp Fair you get betterFoundation and lenges she recalls names facing ty from James Pratt Community Fisher executive director Fisher to play an inte- in multiple facets of non- and Wyoming, then joined quarters located in Hays. sas State Fair may provide gral role in building rela- profit management, agri- the staff of the American For the last three years funding sources to support tionships to fulfill the mis- culture, marketing, com- Angus Association serving Fisher served as the chief and perpetuate the mis- sion of the Kansas State munications and foun- as the director of activi- development officer for sion of the Kansas State Fair Foundation. dation development. He ties and junior activities Communities In Schools Fair now and for future The Kansas State Fair brings an ability to grow for 18 years where he grew of the Dallas Region, an generations. As a fund- Foundation (KSFF), for- organizations, create syn- the organization’s junior education-based nonprofit raising arm the KSFF is merly known as the Kansas ergistic relationships, and membership and associat- serving tens of thousands committed to helping the Fairgrounds Foundation, a focus that will benefit ed livestock shows, as well of students throughout the Kansas State Fair thrive recently named James the citizens of Kansas as the organizations edu- Dallas region. as a place to Celebrate Fisher as the organiza- through the work of the cational and youth leader- The Kansas State Fair All Things Kansas and to tion’s executive director. Foundation.” ship programs. After leav- Foundation will play a ensure the Fair remains Fisher’s rich experience Fisher comes to the ing the Angus Association pivotal role in the success strong and resilient. in nonprofit management, Kansas State Fair Foun- he served as executive and execution of the Kan- For more information grant acquisition, and dation with a wealth of ag- director for a faith-based sas State Fair Master Plan. on how you can support the donor relations combined tion as our first executive ricultural knowledge. He non-profit and then diver- The KSFF provides a char- Kansas State Fair Founda- with his experience in ag- director for the KSFF,” served as area coordinator sified his experience in itable arm where individu- tion please contact James ricultural make him a nat- said Mary McCurry, KSFF for the American Polled sales, marketing and com- als, foundations, corpora- Fisher at 816-262-1157 or ural fit for this position. Executive Search Commit- Hereford Association for munications with Eagle tions, farms, ranches and KansasFairgroundsFoun- “I am excited to have tee chairperson. “James two years covering Kan- Communications St Jo- organizations interested [email protected]. James join our organiza- has a unique background sas, Nebraska, Colorado seph, with corporate head- in the mission of the Kan- Kansas AG files lawsuit to stop implementation ofKansas president’s Attorney General Derek Schmidt, along Green with for calculating thoseNew costs. The attorneysDeal general argueexecutive ing. No president has authority order to impose this massive 11 other state attorneys general, have filed a lawsuit the potential stringency of federal regulations imposed job-killing cost on our economy by executive order.” seeking to block the Biden administration’s attempt to at the direction of the executive order would harm agri- This is the first lawsuit Schmidt has filed challenging implement parts of the so-called “Green New Deal” by culture, stifle manufacturing and cause serious damage the legal basis for an action by the Biden administration. executive order. The lawsuit challenges President Joe in Kansas and across the country. During the Obama administration, Schmidt successfully Biden’s Executive Order 13990, which would impose “Once again, an administration wants federal bureau- challenged several federal actions, including the waters binding rules that federal agencies must use to calculate crats to do by burdensome regulation what it is unable to of the U.S. rule, unilateral executive actions related to the “social costs” of greenhouse gases when creating fed- pass through Congress,” Schmidt said. “This order would immigration and illegal regulation of greenhouse gases eral regulations. The suit alleges the administration has result in new regulations that would significantly burden without authorization by Congress. no statutory authority to decree the formula to be used Kansas agriculture, energy production and manufactur- Call for firefighting assistance answered by cooperating states Additional firefighting Recently, several large largely made of volun- The resources include vides the state forester or Emergency Operations resources are now avail- wildfires have occurred teers. three engines and a task other designated author- Center. able for use in Kansas in the northeast part of “We want to do all we force leader from Wyo- ity access to request re- “The Kansas Response through the Great Plains the state, stretching local can to support the men and ming, one engine from sources and assistance to Plan allows for coordina- Interstate Fire Compact. fire departments that are women that are full-time South Dakota and two en- supplement local resourc- tion and partnerships be- and volunteer firefighters. gines from Colorado. es in times of critical fire tween local, county and Bringing in additional “By sharing resources conditions. Kansas Forest state agencies. It allows us Marshall signs on to Death resources will hopeful- across state lines, we can Service officials made a to pre-stage equipment so ly allow them time to get better serve our citizens in request to the Compact, that we can more rapidly Tax Repeal Act of 2021 some well-deserved rest times of need,” Hartman in coordination with the respond in situations like U.S. Senator Roger Mar- potential to hit family-run before they are called on said. Kansas Division of Emer- this,” said Jeff Welshans, shall, M.D. joined dozens farms, ranches, and busi- again,” said Kansas state The Great Plains Inter- gency Management and State Emergency Opera- of his Senate colleagues nesses as the result of the forester Jason Hartman. state Fire Compact pro- other partners in the State tions Center manager. to introduce legislation to owner’s death. permanently repeal the “There is a saying in federal estate tax, more Kansas that farmers live Somewhere, under the rainbow... commonly known as the poor but die rich. That’s death tax. The Death Tax because much of a farm- Repeal Act of 2021, would er’s net worth is in land finally end this purely assets that appreciate punitive tax that has the in value,” said Marshall. “After spending years pay- ing off land with income already taxed each year, farmers are taxed again, at death, trying to pass the land on to their children. The death tax only punish- es the hard work of work- ing families trying to keep their farms or small busi- nesses generational.” Background: The Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 is supported by the American Farm Bureau Federation, the National Cattleman’s Beef Association, NFIB, the National Association of Manufacturers, the Fami- ly Business Coalition, the Family Business Estate Tax Coalition, the Policy and Taxation Group, the Associated General Con- tractors of America, the National Taxpayers Union, Along Highway 77 between Junction City and Herington, this rainbow is made completely of horseshoes. and many others. Photo by Kevin Macy Page 2 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 than later. Some things are faster than any previous is a revolutionary devel- Closer to boarding air- never going back the way inoculation. opment in humans’ fight planes and collecting they were before. That’s Again, I understand against disease. passport stamps. Closer to good for some things, like wanting to be cautious, but That message has been concerts, sporting events remote work or more peo- I believe the rapid devel- somewhat muddled be- and celebrations disrupt- ple buying their food di- opment of these vaccines cause caution and mitiga- ed over the past year. rectly from farmers and is an achievement to be tion efforts are still neces- Just as a good dose of ranchers. These are the celebrated. A combination sary. Vaccine supply con- spring makes us quickly Shots of Spring benefits that will stay with of government incentives straints and the lead time forget the chill of winter, a By Greg Doering, Yes, it’s safe to say I’m us long after everyone has and private enterprise needed before they’re shot or two this season will Kansas Farm Bureau ready for spring for all the had their chance to get a combined to deliver doses fully effective require get us to the other side of A perfect spring day usual reasons: green grass, shot. of a safe and effective an- continued vigilance. But the pandemic by summer. has a bright blue sky, just blooming flowers and For everything else to tidote to a modern-day production is ramping up, And I expect it will be as the right amount of heat, trees, longer days and an- return, however, getting plague in less than a year. and so is the pace of doses glorious as feeling a shot a light breeze and an al- ticipation of summer. But needles in every willing It will take more time going into arms. But with of sunshine during a per- most unnoticeable humid- this year the normal sense arm as fast as possible is to see the full benefits of each passing day we’re fect spring day. ity. It’s always a welcome of renewal that comes with the ticket back to the good these vaccines, but early getting closer to reaching “Insight” is a weekly col- sight after winter, but a dose of spring is height- life. I understand why results in reducing the critical mass, closer to the umn published by Kansas especially after Mother ened by the widespread some people are wary of risk of death and hospital- end of this pandemic. Farm Bureau, the state’s Nature treats everyone to distribution of vaccines taking one of these shots. izations are encouraging. Closer to hearing the largest farm organization two weeks of below-freez- that will let us return to Two of the three vaccines Anecdotal reports from hum of a crowded restau- whose mission is to strength- ing temperatures. All of living our lives in a more are based on a relatively friends and family who’ve rant on a Friday night. en agriculture and the lives that is on top of months of normal fashion. new technology, and they received their shots have Closer to watching the of Kansans through advoca- pandemic-induced cabin At this point, all of this were developed four times also been positive. This latest movie in a theater. cy, education and service. fever. will happen sooner rather 2021 No-Till on the Plains Soil Health Conference videos to be shown in Marysville March 20th Farmers, ranchers and atre throughout the day. ily farm, established in modern terraces and prac- and clean energy. John • How soil analysis that educators are invited to Darrin Qualman is direc- 1876. He gained an under- tices no-till planting. hosts the Regenerative Ag- are known to be inaccu- join the free viewing of the tor of Climate Crisis Policy standing and appreciation Owner Advancing Eco riculture Podcast, where rate are used as a fertil- 2021 No-Till on the Plains and Action for Canada’s for soil conservation from Agriculture and he broadcasts conversa- izer sales tool to sell un- Winter Conference vid- National Farmers Union. his grandfather. He farms Consultant tions with experts on re- needed products. eos, Saturday, March 20th He is the author of the 1,850 acres with his wife, John Kempf is a leading generative agriculture to • How many soil amend- at the Marysville Astro 3 2019 report Tackling the Kay. Chris believes cover crop health consultant and provide actionable infor- ments and fertilizers are Theatre, 820 Center Street Farm Crisis and the Climate crops can have a power- an internationally recog- mation to growers. applied at the least opti- (Highway 36) Marysville, Crisis and the 2019 book ful impact beneath the soil nized teacher on the topic Biology Centric Nutrient mal time from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Civilization Critical: Ener- surface. Over the years, in of biological agriculture Management, (Goodbye • Why the concept of sponsored by the Tuttle gy, Food, Nature, and the rebuilding the soil through and plant immunity. He chemistry) managing soil chemistry Creek WRAPS. Attend all Future. His research, writ- cover crops, earthworms has built a comprehensive In the presentation is a disproven fallacy, and or part of the three work- ing, and educational pur- return as does the acti- systems-based approach John will give you a very fertilizer application is shops. suits over the past 20 years vation and enrichment to plant nutrition, solidly different perspective on based on a false paradigm There is no charge to have all aimed at creat- of bacteria and protozoa based on the sciences of crop nutrition manage- of nutrient delivery. It is attend. For questions call ing a big-picture view of through the stretching plant physiology, mineral ment than you may have possible to develop soil bi- Dan Howell at 785-562- how humans turn nature, roots of the living plants nutrition, and soil micro- heard before. ology to deliver 100% of a 8617. The theatre will open energy sources, and tech- growing within the bean biology. He is the chair- Some of the topics John crop’s nutritional require- at 8:00 a.m. nologies into cities, food stubble or decaying corn man and founder of AEA, will be discussing include: ments, but usual nutrient Agenda: supplies, manufacturing stalks. Erosion and nu- a leading crop nutrition • How most nutrient de- management practices 9:00-10:50 Darrin Qual- systems, and cultures. He trient runoff is curtailed consulting company, and a ficiencies are created by will prevent this from oc- man farmed for many years and because of the existing managing partner at Zeno applying excessive fertil- curring. John will describe 11:10-12:00 Chris has academic degrees in vegetation, along with in- Capital Partners, an in- izers the pathway to produce Teachout history, biology, and polit- creasing water infiltration vestment fund working in • How the form of - nuhigh yielding crops with- 1:00-4:15 John Kempf ical studies. as the soil is held in place the areas of agriculture, trients applied determines out needing constant fer- Attendees will get lunch Producer from through the strength of the food production, medicine availability tilizer inputs. on their own somewhere Shenandoah, Iowa plant’s root structure. As a in Marysville. Snacks and Chris Teachout is the part of the entire system, Anaplasmosis Management and Fly Control drinks available at the the- fifth generation on his fam- Teachout also implements Strategies topic of March 17 meeting The Frontier Extension tension Beef Veterinarian, show up in late summer District will hold a virtual will discuss anaplasmosis, and often the first sign meeting on “Anaplasmosis and provide any updates of the disease is finding in Beef Cattle and Fly Con- on the disease. KSU Ex- mature cattle dead in the trol Strategies,” Wednes- tension entomologist Cas- pasture. Anaplasmosis is day, March 17, beginning at sandra Olds will highlight reported in every state ex- 7:00 p.m. To register for the fly control and issues with cept Hawaii and in east- Zoom presentation, please insecticide resistance. ern Kansas, anaplasmosis call the Extension Office in Anaplasmosis is a bac- is considered an endemic Ottawa at 785-229-3520 or terial infection that at- disease. Dr. Tarpoff will by emailing madisonmb@ tacks red blood cells and lead the evenings discus- ksu.edu.madisonmb@ksu. leads to the destruction of sion on the disease, man- edu. A.J. Tarpoff, KSU Ex- those cells. Signs typically agement of cattle, and what can be done to re- I see that Bill Gates is proclaiming duce cattle deaths. at mine? Fly control is another the virtues of lab-based protein that is He does so because we have done such concern that takes mil- being masqueraded as a substitute for a good job that we now produce more lions of dollars from the real meat. Granted old Bill and I havefood with less people being involved cattle industry. Horn flies are blood feeders and they not seen eye to eye about much, but this in that production and that makes us are responsible for the takes my level of disgust for the man to vulnerable. Fewer people involved in ag- most loss. The loss comes a whole new level. You see, I have pretty riculture means that fewer people under- from a decrease in aver- age daily gain, milk pro- much a “live and let live” mindset, I do stand what we do or the lengths we go duction, and costs associ- not tell him how to do his job if he does to do our job well. It means more people ated with fly control. Dr. not meddle with mine. Well, I guess he like Mr. Gates can go out and innovate Olds will discuss strategies that can be used to reduce just crossed the line, and it is time to let and create new things, things I might these losses and will dis- him know what I really think. point out that consume natural resources cuss other fly species that I never once have complained pub- and add to global pollution. The need for we must deal with. licly about Microsoft, even though it is fewer people to produce food and fiber The meeting will last about an hour and will the most confounding, confusing, obtuse is a double-edged sword and one we are be recorded for later system ever. Do not even get me started seeing manifested in Mr. Gates push for viewing on the District’s about how they also like to make it obso- lab grown, manufactured protein. website at: www.fron- tierdistrict.k-state.edu/” lete after just a couple of years and force What we have is a case where a ce - https://www.frontierdis- you into buying a new system. I know lebrity is out way over their skis and trict.k-state.edu and will the invention of the personal computer takes on an area where they have no also be available for view- is hailed as one of mankind’s greatest expertise and very little knowledge. The ing on Facebook Live. rest of society thinks that because they Please mark your cal- achievements, but I could also make a endars and get registered very compelling case that computers and had some knowledge in one area, they today! the internet are going to be the downfall are experts in another wholly unrelated of modern civilization. Mr. Gates’ Mi- subject and blindly follow because they crosoft products are a big contributor have no foundation of knowledge on to that, but we will save all of that for their own. Again, this is perpetuated by another day. the internet and the idea that anyone can I find it more than a little ironic thatsay anything, and it does not have to be Mr. Gates wants to pontificate about thebacked up by fact. dangers of red meat and its production What do we do? We need to fight when we have had ruminating animals back, show the world that we are the roaming this earth since the dawn of original conservationists and that we are time. I suppose when those animals one of the most innovative industries in started roaming the earth is anotherthe world. We need to champion the thing Mr. Gates and I do not agree greaton. achievements we have and con- In any case, we did not have this problemtinue to innovate to improve the way with climate change when the expansive we produce food and fiber. We need herds of bison roamed North America or to stand up to rich celebrities like Mr. when much larger herds of multiple spe- Gates and not let them bully us and push cies of ruminates roamed the plains of an unrealistic agenda on the unsuspect- Africa, so what has changed? Ah yes, we, ing masses. I find it funny how a society humans, have changed. We all believe that says they want natural, organic and that we need to drive our own car many all the other buzz words can find any miles to work or play each day, we think kind of redeeming qualities for a product we need modern conveniences such as grown in a lab that proposes to replace the home computer and all of this con- something grown on farms and ranches. Yes, Mr. Gates, you might be one tributes many more pounds of waste and GRASS & GRAIN (USPS 937-880) pollution than modern meat production. of the richest men in the world but The newsweekly for Kansas and southern I can easily make the case that mod- that does not make you an expert on Nebraska, published each Tuesday at 1531 ern ranching and farming has a much everything, especially agriculture. I tell Yuma (Box 1009), Manhattan, KS by Ag Press, Inc. Periodicals postage paid at Man- smaller carbon footprint while being you what, if you drop this silly argument hattan, Kansas and additional offices. 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Colorado’sBy Greg Henderson, ernor’s office. MeatOut34,000 farmers and ranch Day- out the year andpromotes rarely de- man Marlon Reis, who isa as biginfrequently lieas once Drovers Rubbish, say ranch- ers contribute more than clines these nonbinding vegetarian and an animal a week will make a sig- It’s no secret that Col- ers! “It felt like a slap $47 billion annually to the ceremonial proclamations rights activist. nificant difference to the orado cowboys don’t care in the face,” Lane Iacov- state’s economy, with more that get auto-penned by On its own, Colorado’s climate,” Mitloehner said. much for their governor. etto, whose husband is a than 17,000 jobs related the governor,” Conor Ca- MeatOut Day is likely to “But according to one re- And judging by Gov. Jared fourth-generation rancher, to agriculture. Livestock hill, Polis’ press secretary, have miniscule impact cent study, even if Ameri- Polis’ actions, it would told The Steamboat Pilot. account for more than $6 said in an email to The on actual consumption cans eliminated all animal seem the feeling is mutual. “You would never see a ‘no billion of the state’s cash Steamboat Pilot. “For ex- of meat, and cowboys are protein from their diets, Polis poked the eyes of tourism’ day in Colorado.” agricultural receipts. Col- ample, the governor has right to call it for what they would reduce U.S. cowboys last month when Indeed. Tourism brings orado has a total of 2.8 issued proclamations for it is – a slap in the face greenhouse gas emissions he declared March 20 more than $24 billion to million cattle and calves, Agriculture Day, Colora- to ranchers everywhere. by only 2.6 percent. Ac- (the first day of spring) as the state each year, and with more than 1 million of do Farm Bureau Day and More importantly, reduc- cording to our research at MeatOut Day, asking the state officials estimate those in commercial feed- Truck Driver Appreciation ing meat consumption is the University of Califor- state’s residents to fore- tourism dollars save each lots. Day.” unlikely to provide the de- nia, Davis, if the practice go meat for one day. The Colorado household $707 So, yeah, MeatOut Day Except, those would sired impact on the envi- of Meatless Monday were proclamation was intend- annually in taxes due to is a “slap in the face.” all be days of apprecia- ronment or the climate. to be adopted by all Amer- ed to educate consumers the $1.5 billion in state and Credit the governor’s tion – not blatantly call- A leading authority on icans, we’d see a reduction about the “benefits of a local taxes paid each year press secretary, however, ing for residents to take a cows and climate is Frank of only 0.5 percent.” healthful, plant-based by visitors. for his attempt to put a day off from an industry Mitloehner, an animal sci- In other words, the Gov- diet,” according to the gov- Agriculture? The state’s good spin on the insult to as MeatOut Day attempts. entist and air quality ex- ernor’s MeatOut Day will cowboys. Further, critics of MeatOut pert at the University of have little effect except to Biofuel bills introduced “The governor’s office Day believe the governor’s California at Davis. further promote a big lie A handful of new biofuel bills were introduced re- gets hundreds of requests action was influenced by “Many people contin- about cows and climate cently in Congress, Feedstuffs reports. The Adopt GREET for proclamations through- his spouse, First Gentle- ue to think avoiding meat change. Act would require the EPA to update its greenhouse gas modeling for ethanol and biodiesel to reflect the environmental benefits of agriculture and biofuels more accurately. Specifically, this bill would require EPA to adopt the Argonne National Lab’s Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy Use in Transportation (GREET) Model for both ethanol and biodiesel. 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Send it to: Woman’s Page Editor, Grass & Grain, Box 1009, Manhattan, KS 66505. -1531 Yuma St., Manhattan, KS - OR e-mail at: [email protected] Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm Put Your Best Foot Forward: Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 5 to have been right and Walk Kansas Starts March 28 an optimist who is dis- appointed to be wrong. MANHATTAN – The line weekly. Participants do dividual sets a personal goal popular Walk Kansas pro- not have to walk together, or to determine how far along However, things are gram returns on March 28 even live in Kansas. Since they will go during the eight finally looking more and this year, new features teams connect through weeks. hopeful. Both Roy and were added to enhance its technology, many teams “We’re encouraging peo- I, and many others, focus on physical and men- form with family members ple to ‘move your way’ by are working our way tal health. or friends in other parts of engaging in moderate to vig- through the vaccina- “Physical activity can the state or country, Jackson orous activity, whether it’s tion process. Roy says be a big player in disease said. walking, running, swimming knowing he was going prevention, but is also a For the first time this or another activity,” Jack- to get his first shot big player in managing dis- year, a pilot program allows son said. “The program also made him feel “giddy” ease,” said Sharolyn Jack- participants to sign up indi- encourages participants son, K-State Research and vidually rather than as part to make every bite count and I agree. When I got Extension family and con- of team if they choose. by eating nutrient dense mine I caught a glimpse sumer science specialist and Though teams and indi- foods.” of hope and was sur- Walk Kansas coordinator. viduals don’t actually walk Participants will receive prised at feeling im- The program runs March across the state, the goal is e-newsletters filled with rec- mediate relief. Even 28-May 22. to walk in their own neigh- ipes, activity and nutrition though I won’t be at full This year’s Walk Kansas borhoods or communities tips, plus information about A Shot Of Hope immunity for several will highlight how physical an equivalent distance to local and statewide events By Lou Ann Thomas of salty snacks. I was more weeks, I saw some activity and healthy eating walking across Kansas. Plus, and mini-webinars. A year ago this week ready to ride this storm light at the end of this can prevent or help peo- they’ll learn virtually about The fee to participate is everything was shutting out and felt certain that tunnel. I had forgotten ple manage eight common the state along the way. Each $10 per person. State em- down. None of us knew in a few days, at worst challenges including mental team (or individual) chooses ployees who participate can how shiny and pretty what was ahead. All maybe a few weeks, ev- health; heart disease; osteo- one of three challenges at earn Health Quest credits hope was, but I’m not porosis, Alzheimer’s disease the outset, each with differ- and their fee is waived. A we knew at that time erything would be back telling Roy about this. and brain health; obesity; ent goals. Walk Kansas t-shirt and was toilet paper was to normal. I’m afraid he might con- arthritis; diabetes; and can- Challenge 1, for example, other apparel is available the hottest commodi- Once days and weeks vince me the light is the cer. sets a minimum guideline for an additional cost. ty not on the shelves. I had passed, my friend, headlight of an oncom- Participants in the eight- of 30 minutes of exercise More information is remember when things Roy, and I started reg- ing train. week program can sign up five days a week and takes available at walkkansas.org got very real for me. ularly messaging back I know some are on the Walk Kansas web- a team on a virtual tour of or by contacting your local It was almost exactly a and forth, trying to keep against getting vacci- site or through their local the 8 Wonders of Kansas. Extension office. year ago when I walked each other’s spirits nated. I would say that’s K-State Research and Ex- Challenges 2 and 3 increase Links used in this arti- into my local grocery up. When we couldn’t, tension office. the goals set. cle: Walk Kansas, https:// their choice, except, in store to discover all we’d commiserate. The Participants are encour- Those who sign up for www.walkkansas.org/ this instance, I believe aged to form teams of six, the individual pilot program K-State Research and Ex- the shelves of disin- exchanges often led to we have a responsibili- with one serving as captain. will walk (virtually) the tension local offices, https:// fectant, sanitizer and wondering how much ty as a member of soci- Team members record their Purple Power Trail, which www.ksre.k-state.edu/about/ bleach had also been longer this would go ety to do what is best for own activity – walking, bicy- begins on the Kansas State stateandareamaps.html picked bare. I felt a hot on. Now, Roy’s a proud the greater community. cling or other activity – on- University campus. The in- squirmy ball of dread pessimist, and as such Therefore, to ensure we in my stomach. is rarely disappointed, take the best care pos- Wheat Scoop: Celebrate Community But I’m a Country so fairly quickly he be- sible of each other and Girl. I’ve lived through lieved we’d be in iso- kick COVID to the curb, With Bake And Take Month This March blizzards, tornadoes lation until 2021. But I, I would like to encour- A freshly-baked treat of communications, chal- tionships with friends and and a flood that wiped an optimist, who is fre- age everyone to get a and a heartfelt note bring lenged bakers last year to family by baking and shar- me out. I know how to quently disappointed, shot of hope. much-needed cheer to our continue connecting with ing together. hunker down in the felt certain we would I haven’t gotten to friends, families and neigh- others through baked goods Need inspiration? Check face of challenge. So, I be through this COVID bors. Whether delivered and a handwritten note out these 13 DIY food gift dance with hope yet, prepared like I would Prison sooner. safely in-person or through or picture from the kids. ideas. (https://eatwheat.org/ but I know she’s out a ding-dong dash, Kansas (https://kswheat.com/news/ learn/diy-food-gift-ideas/) for one of those natural Well, here we are, a there waiting for us all Wheat encourages all to bake-a-treat-and-take-it-to- Written by Julia Debes for disasters. I stocked up year later, a pessimist – even Roy. use Bake and Take Month a-neighbor) Kansas Wheat on books and a supply who is not that thrilled as an opportunity to recon- “There are so many nect with our communities people who live alone who through this 50-year-old tra- would welcome a care Call for all your *FARM AUCTION* dition this March. package,” Boswell wrote. CENTRAL KANSAS Spring spraying “Bake and Take Month “You never know, once you needs! 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The Kansas Wheat- Volume 7 of the Grass & Grain hearts, an auxiliary orga- nization of the Kansas As- “Our Daily Bread” cookbook is finally here!! sociation of Wheat Grow- ers, set out to share baked Picking up where we left off, you can now goods with family members, enjoy a compilation of nearly 80 pages of friends, neighbors and oth- ers, generating community unique & delicious recipes from “Our Daily goodwill. The idea of a com- Clips From Bread” circa 2014, including a few home munity member sharing a recipes from the G&G staff! favorite recipe with some- one special was so success- “Our Daily Bread” ful that the Kansas Wheat- Stop by and get yours hearts created a national Bake and Take Day cele- or call in & place a mail bration in 1973, celebrated on the fourth Saturday in order today! March. Although the Kan- sas Wheathearts disband- $15/ea., + $3 shipping to U.S. ed in 2001, Kansas Wheat Vol. 6 still available – Vol. 1-5 sold out continues to support this tradition. 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But mental Protection Agency not burned. burned. Rice and Johanie Rive- ers wrote in the report. planned burning – also levels. In patch burning, a The studies show that ra-Zayas to evaluate the “These findings demon- called prescribed burn- Recent Kansas State landowner burns portions cow-calf pairs grazing effect of annual burning strate the importance of ing – of the tallgrass prai- University studies have of a pasture in a yearly patch-burned pastures and patch burning on a this alternative burning rie is a proven effective focused not only on how rotation, rather than the had similar body condition three-year basis in three method for supporting the and widely used way to varying the time of burn- whole pasture, said Jay- and weight as cows and watersheds under an an- food supply, economy and control invasive plant spe- ing affects forage quality melynn Farney, K-State calves grazing pastures imal density of one cow- ecosystem.” cies. The practice also im- and cattle health, but also Research and Extension that were burned entirely calf pair per grazed 7.9 More information on proves forage quality and on how a practice called beef cattle specialist in or not burned. acres. Results showed patch burning is avail- cattle weight gains once patch burning compares southeast Kansas. A com- In addition, cattle graz- that patch burning on a able in Alternative Burn- the grass comes back after with traditional spring mon patch-burning regi- ing systems are one of the three-year basis can offset ing Strategies. Information burning. burning. men is to burn one-third of primary sources of green- 90% of methane emissions about other prescribed Yearly spring burning Patch burning studies the pasture each year in a house gas emissions, par- from the beef cattle cow- burning research as well on High Plains prairies has in Kansas, Oklahoma and rotation. ticularly nitrous oxide and calf pair after one year of as other beef cattle re- been common for years, Tennessee are summa- Researchers theorize methane. The main factors burning and 63% after two search is available in the but smoke that sometimes rized in the report, Alter- that patch burning mim- that control the flow of vol- years of burning. 2020 Cattlemen’s Day Re- drifts into cities when native Burning Strategies. ics historical patterns of atile gas emissions from a “Results provide quan- port. planned burning occurs in The studies indicate patch burning and grazing, Far- beef cattle grazing system tifiable evidence of the Pottawatomie County Conservation District state cost-share sign-up runs now through April 30 The Pottawatomie County Conservation District is ways, diversions, ponds, spring developments, pipelines, conducting a county-wide Water Resources Cost-Share watering facilities, range seedings, forage and biomass and Non-Point Source Pollution sign-up period from plantings, grade stabilization structures, water and sedi- March 15th through April 30th, 2021 to accept requests ment control basins and cross fencing. for state financial assistance to install certain conser- Following the sign-up deadline each request is care- vation practices. The Conservation District administers fully reviewed to ensure eligibility. Priority and ranking state cost-share programs locally to improve water qual- worksheets will be utilized to determine funding for ity and reduce soil erosion. Funding is provided by the cost-share applications. This ranking system ensures Division of Conservation, Kansas Department of Agri- fairness to landowners and guarantees cost-share funds culture (DOC) through appropriations from the Kansas are utilized to meet local conservation practices. Cost- Water Plan Fund. share funds are not available for practices started Landowners with natural resource concerns are en- before approval by DOC and must be signed by the land- couraged to call the Pottawatomie Conservation District owner. Any qualifying approved contracts will be funded to discuss the possibility of receiving state financial after July 1, 2021. assistance. Funding is provided through cost-share pay- The Conservation District works closely with the ments to landowners for eligible practices such as: USDA Natural Resources Conservation District (NRCS) gradient terraces, terrace restoration, grassed water- to protect and conserve our natural resources, primarily soil and water. Conservation practices funded with state cost-share funds MUST be installed and maintained ac- cording to NRCS and DOC specifications. For more information on state cost-share programs, please contact: Marlene Schmidt, District Manager of the Pottawato- mie County Conservation District. Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 9 hair and I couldn’t take my eyes off him. He offered Report shows U.S. consumers me a chair and we talked about trends in eating and design, how young people seeking protein in their diets were learning to cook, that U.S. consumers want stirred up a lot of buzz egory represents less girls were buying vintage more protein in their when restaurants began than 1% of all restaurant aprons. I remarked that I diets, and they are seek- offering them, the cat- orders, reports NPD. have always been drawn to communal pieces – soup ing nutrients from a va- tureens, platters, and we riety of sources, reports talked about the commu- the NPD Group. 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2-DAY AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 27 & SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 2021 10:00 AM BOTH DAYS Auction will be held in the Commercial Building at the Fairgrounds at M & 9th Streets in BELLEVILLE, KANSAS SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 10 AM IHC radiator; large assortment brass nozzles; Oliver 70 hubs; PICKUP & GRADER, of emblems and parts; 8.1 mo- Oliver drill pans; wood rods for EQUIPMENT PARTS tor for 2004 Chev K-2500 w/ Case thresher; buggy shafts & 1972 Chevrolet 20 pickup 350 transfer case; Ford 391 & 302 tongues; dump rake teeth; tin eng. 4 spd runs; 1979 Jeep 4 motors; Pontiac 455 block; Borg & cast iron seats; pump han- wheel ½ ton pickup 360 eng, Worner T-10 4 speed transmis- dles; Massey Harris cast iron quad track auto, runs body sion; other engine parts. step; Case cast iron grills; Far- rough; AC WC road grader not ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES mall grill; truck chrome; planter stuck; Adams No 10 grader not IHC stationary engines (3 hp boxes & plates; Carter carb complete; Coleman & Oneon serial W17466 on trucks; 3 hp tune up box; KK saw, grind- 3500 generators; 400 small serial BNoB52198 w/trucks; er & other; assortment saws; block engine; Chev 283 w/4 1½ hp serial W25491; 1 hp w/ buzz saw blades; cast iron barrel engine; Chev engines trucks); JD Mansur 1 row plant- scale pedestal; axes; hatchets; complete (454, 400, 350, 327, er; P&O 1 row planter; 2 hole carpenter boxes; cream cans; 283); engine parts (small block JD No 2 corn sheller w/elevator; coal buckets; kerosene heat- Chev double hump heads; JD No 1 metal corn sheller; D er; wall telephone parts; kraut small block Chev headers; big Laval cream separator; Peoria cutter; sewing machine boxes; & small block steel cranks 317, stock drill; John Deere bikes; JD JD & IHC tools; forks; cream 396, 427 & 350); fenders, kick 80 garden trailer; Peter Wright separator parts; bushel bas- panels for Jeep; 58 Chevrolet anvil; Pioneer clock nib; several kets; shoe lass; 5 gal fuel cans; fender; 69 El Camino front clip signs; trumpet; scale; cast iron IHC barrel wooden seeder box; & chrome; Corvette aluminum brackets; JD ice sled; walking forge; rod pin hone; IHC brass value covers; Edelbrock chrome plows (JD 190 & 191, P&O); carb; sewing machine base; oil value covers; 3 spd. Sagino railroad cart wheels; Clipper cans; coaster wagon; chicken Chev trans.; Jeep quad/track seed cleaner; water pump on waters; buzz saw blades; hand transfer cases; Power Glide TH wheels; horse grain grinder; saws; buzz saw; cream sep- 400 trans.; Munsey 4 sp alumi- wagon seats; pitcher pumps; arator; scale weights; dinner num case; Carter AFB manifold well pumps inc: Fairbury; pump bells; cast iron seats; post drill; from 300 hp 327 engine; 352 & handles; plow handles; foot- cream cans; ice tongs; railroad 429 Ford heads; 4 barrel man- ball windmill weight; 75+ steel crossing bells; cast iron pedes- ifold; 1967-1972 Chev & GMC wheels all sizes; IHC Farmall A tals; copper boiler; buck saws; fenders, grills, doors, hoods & & B parts; H&M front pedestals; traps; corn planters; sprinkling tailgates; Ford tailgate; 1956 early parts for JD & McCormick cans; hog oiler; plow handles; Chev window glass; 1970 Pon- binders; tractor mags; JD tool fire extinguishers; short wind- tiac parts; 64 Chevelle parts; box; tractor & car emblems; IHC mill tower; large assortment of 20’s windshields; assortment hub caps; many cast iron imple- other collectibles. hub cabs; Chev fender skirts; ment parts; 300 gal gas tank w/

SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 10 AM items; telescope; Kirby Sentira Corner china; Rocker; child’s MANUALS, COLLECTIBLES vacuum shampooer like new; chair; Lighting McQueen chair; & HOUSEHOLD antique lamp collection; Coke school desk; kitchen table; Large assortment shop glasses, collectibles & bottles; potato bin; wood sewing ma- manuals (Chilton, Motors milk bottles; large assortment chine; wood chain; telephones; 1950s-80s); car & truck manu- glass; bell collection; vases; sil- Melmac; Corningware; 50+ old als; many good older tractor & verware; Carnival glass; geese books some Louis L’Amour implement manuals; Planters & ducks; glass & wooden eggs; also 1800s & 1900s; children’s Peanut bags; seed sacks; flour tea pots; green pitcher & glass- books; WWII books; Repub- sacks; IHC freezer box; coffee es; M&M; music boxes; match lic Co. magazines; 100 mag- grinder; 8 gal RW crock; crock box holders; Remington pocket azines (Farm & Ranch, Wild churn; assortment jewelry; watch; games; figurines; 1852 West, Country Woman, race 100 Christmas decorations; honey jar; pitcher & bowl; Rai- magazines, other); almanacs; 45, 78 records inc: Mercury sin characters; 1929 Kansas Safari cards; comic books; Tur- Patti Page, Columbia Jo Staf- fishing license; Talmo, Prairie tle books; assortment antique ford; coins (Wheat pennies, Grove & Norway schools 1900s bottles; new VCR & DVD play- 40s & 50s nickels, silver quar- books; road maps; post cards; ers; VCR movies; 8 track tapes; ters, Presidential dollars, 1921 Return of the Jedi; bullet pen- records; tins; large assortment & 22 dollars; Foreign coins); cils; Nascar marbles; mixing of collectibles & household 1935 Hawaii $1; Keen Kutter bowls; Vapo-Cresolene lamp; on Sunday. JESSE JEARDOE NOTE: Saturday will be a large auction selling parts, tools, and antiques. There are many advertising and unusual collectibles. Sunday we will sell many paper items, collectibles and household. Both days will be big. Check our website for pictures www.thummelauction.com. For safety, please wear masks. If you do not feel well call in your bids to 785-738-0067. Cash, checks & credit/debit cards accepted as forms of payment. A 2% convenience fee will be added to credit/debit card transactions. Auction Conducted By: THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC, 785-738-0067 Page 10 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Syngenta announces EPA registration of enhanced post-emergence-plus-residual corn herbicide Acuron GT Syngenta has an- longer-lasting residual in ly sets Acuron GT apart evaluated 42 to 56 days cluding Halex GT. Across following preemergence nounced that its new corn glyphosate-tolerant corn. from all other post-emer- after treatment,” says 16 head-to-head repli- applications of Lumax® herbicide, Acuron® GT, “Acuron GT has per- gence-plus-residual herbi- Scott Cully, Syngenta R&D cated trials in glypho- EZ, Lexar® EZ, Bicep II has been registered by formed exceptionally cides.” scientist in Illinois. “The sate-tolerant corn, Acu- Magnum®, Bicep Lite II the U.S. Environmental well in field trials, aver- The powerful combina- fact that Acuron GT may ron GT out-yielded other Magnum® or Dual II Mag- Protection Agency (EPA) aging greater than 90% tion of four active ingre- help growers achieve al- post-emergence-plus-re- num® herbicides. for post-emergence use in post-emergence control dients and three sites of most 90% control of weeds sidual herbicides3. “When growers start glyphosate-tolerant corn on all weed categories – action in Acuron GT also six to eight weeks after “It’s simple. Weeds with agronomics and a and will be available for large-seeded broadleaves helps growers manage dif- post-emergence applica- steal sunlight, moisture profitability goal in mind, use this season, subject to and small-seeded broad- ficult weeds longer into tion is a true testament to and nutrients from the they can better assess state approvals. leaves,” said Ryan Lins, the season, which helps the residual power of BIR, growing corn crop, so what practices and prod- Acuron GT combines Syngenta R&D scientist in fully protect yield po- the additional unique ac- the better you can con- ucts will get them there,” the proven performance Minnesota. “In particular, tential and minimize the tive ingredient in Acuron trol those weeds, the less Kitt said. “Using a resid- of Halex® GT corn her- its higher-level control of weed seed bank for next GT compared to Halex yield-robbing weed com- ual preemergence herbi- bicide with the active in- large-seeded broadleaves year’s crop. GT2.” petition you’ll have,” says cide is critical in a pro- gredient bicyclopyrone such as giant ragweed, “Compared to Halex Acuron GT delivers en- Mark Kitt, corn herbicide gram with Acuron GT to (BIR), which helps Acu- morning glory and cock- GT, field trials show Acu- hanced post-emergence technical product lead at deliver sound weed resis- ron GT provide enhanced lebur, and pigweed spe- ron GT provided an 8% control of yield-robbing Syngenta. “We’re excit- tance management strat- post-emergence control of cies like Palmer amaranth increase in residual con- weeds and longer-lasting ed Acuron GT will raise egies, and to help protect yield-robbing weeds and and water hemp, real- trol of annual grass and residual that enable it the bar for post-emer- yield and profit potential. small-seeded broadleaf to deliver more bushels gence-plus-residual weed Instead of committing to weeds and a 14% increase per acre than any other control in glyphosate-tol- a season-long ‘deal’ that LAND AUCTION in residual control of post-emergence-plus-re- erant corn, resulting in may limit choices, we are Palmer amaranth when sidual corn herbicide, in- higher potential yield and confident the math will TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 2021 — 6:00 PM increased revenue for show that better yield with Courtyard by Marriot Convention Center — JUNCTION CITY, KS STAFFORD CO. IRR. LAND w/HOME & growers.” Acuron GT is the better 197.4± ACRES GEARY COUNTY LAND FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION For optimum yield pro- deal for growers.” Legal Desc: S11, T12, R06, ACRES 118.0, E 1/2 NE 1/4 tection, Syngenta recom- To learn more, visit & SW 1/4 NE 1/4 LESS SUB 1 NE ¼ AND S12, T12, R06, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2021 — 11:00 AM mends using Acuron GT SyngentaUS.com/Acu- ACRES 79.4 , W 1/2 NW 1/4 East of 6th P.M. (Per Geary Co LOCATION: 1331 NW 80th — ST. JOHN, KANSAS early post-emergence, ronGT. Join the conversa- Appraiser’s Office) DIRECTIONS: From US HWY 281 & K19 Jct. (13 mi. S of GREAT before weeds reach four tion online — connect with FSA Info: Farmland Acres: 198.9; DCP Cropland Acres: BEND, KS) go 8 mi. W & 1/2 mi. S on NW 80th. inches in height, in a Syngenta at Syngenta-us. NOTE: REAL ESTATE WILL ALSO SELL FROM THIS SITE! 35.38; Base Acres: Wheat 18.30, Soybean 9.80, Grain Sor- planned two-pass program com/social. ghum 7.10, Corn 2.40; PLC Yield: Wheat 44, Soybean 26, SELLER: ROBERT (BOB) E. STANDISH TRUST Grain Sorghum 64, Corn 81. ORDER OF AUCTION: Farm Eqpt. & all Personal Property will sell Property Location: From Manhattan take Highway 18 to I70. starting at 11 AM followed by the Real Estate. Real Estate sells REAL ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Continue south over I70 on Clark’s Creek Road to Highway immediately following Farm Equipment (not before 1 PM). SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 10:00 AM 57. Go left on 57 approximately .75 miles to Burley Hill Road. REAL ESTATE DETAILS: W/2 30-21-14 Stafford Co., KS – Consist- LOCATED: 802 Cone, AXTELL, KANSAS (Follow signs) Take Burley Road approximately .75 miles to first left on min- ing of 298± Ac. w/240 Ac. under Center Pivot Irrigation. Water Rights imum maintenance road approximately .5 miles till you reach #33347 & #33348. 2-Valley 7-Tower Elect. Center Pivot Irr. Sys. APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES the gate on the south property line of the property. Balance of Ac. in Tillable Dryland & Farmstead Homesite. Entire Tract 2004 Pontiac Bonneville SE 4 dr. car, 122,000 mi.; 1989 Chevy 1500 *ONLY a 10-15 minute drive from Manhattan Regional Airport! (except farmstead) surrounded by well-maintained 5-wire, steel post Scottsdale 4WD pickup, orig. owner, 105,000 mi. Appliances: Maytag Auction Location: Courtyard by Marriot - Convention Center fence w/multiple dbl. gate entry/exit points for ideal livestock setup. - refrigerator, elec. stove, washer, elec. dryer; Sears 22 cu. ft. chest 310 Hammons Drive, Junction City, KS 66411. Livestock water well exists w/tank pad. LOCATION IS 1 MI. N & 1/2 MI. freezer; Kelvinator 16 cu. ft. refrigerator; microwave. Furniture: 4 Listing Broker’s Notes: Recreational Buyers & Investors ... W OF RADIUM, KS JUST 2 MI. OFF HWY K19. Close proximity to pc. Athens Qu. bed, dresser w/tri-fold mirror, chest of drawers, night This incredible property offers everything you could ever Great Bend, Larned and St. John square in the heart of cattle and stand; 3 pc. full bed, dresser w/mirror, chest of drawers; Qu. bookcase want in terms of a great hunting property! Two deep hard corn country! Sells with Farmstead Home: 898 NW 160th St, Paw- headboard bed; Qu. sleeper sofa; Blue - sofa & 2 La-Z-Boy recliners; wood and cedar draws offer an excellent bedding area nee Rock, KS–2001 Built, 4-Bdrm, 2 3/4-Bath Ranch Style Mfd. Home glider/rocker; matching coffee & 2 end tables; Qu. Anne sofa chair; Oak while the 34 acres of cropland make the perfect cafete- w/2301sf. 2-Car attach. Garage. Well established cedar tree windbreak. arm chair; roll-top desk & chair; 2 swivel/roller chairs. Household: 2 flat ria to provide the food source needed to keep a GIANT Earnest Money/Title: $50,000 Down Day of Auction with execution screen TVs - Westinghouse 40” & Emerson 19”; TV console; magazine TROPHY Whitetail on the property year round. Springs, of Purchase Contract. Balance due in 30 days or sooner with Title Ap- rack; step stools; 4 card tables; 30+ folding chairs; folding tables - (2) ponds, and Clark’s Creek provide an ample water supply. proval. Title insurance will be used with the cost shared 50/50 between 8’ plastic & 6’ wood; ping pong table w/paddles; 45x85” pool table w/ For more info on this GREAT property contact... Buyer and Seller. Possession: Immediate Possession on Farmland sticks & cue holder; Cadence 2100 treadmill; stationary bike; lamps; Jeff Dankenbring - Listing Broker - Cell: 785-562-8386 upon receipt of Earnest Money & execution of Purchase Contract. Pos- Kirby Gen. 3 vacuum; Domestic cabinet sewing machine; 4-drawer file Email: [email protected] session of Farmstead/Home shall be upon Closing. Minerals: Sellers cabinet; sm. combo safe; luggage; Dirt Devil hand vac; sm. typewriter; Terms & Possession: 10% down day of the sale, balance due at Mineral Interest will sell with the land. Taxes: 2020 Taxes & all prior phones; porch glider; lawn chairs; pictures; frames; mirrors; wall decor; closing on or before June 2, 2021. Sellers to pay 2020 taxes and years shall be paid by the Seller. 2021 Taxes shall be the responsibility sm. appliances inc. Sunbeam Mixmaster, GE food processor, blender, will retain the 2020 rent. Title insurance, escrow & closing costs, and of the Buyer. 2020 Taxes were $7,865.47 Foreman grills, waffle maker, Fry Daddy, crock-pot, 18 qt. elec. roaster, contract preparation split equally between buyer and seller. Buyer TRACTOR, HIGH LOADER, SKID STEER & DIRT MOVER: Cat elec. meat grinder, toaster, Bunn Pour-O-matic, elec. skillet & knife; takes full possession at closing with access granted upon signing 924G High Loader, 4621 Hrs.; (2) Hay Forks for High Loader; Pal- pots & pans; stock pots; skillets; Club alum. pans; Pyrex; Corningware; contract and providing 10% escrow deposit. Tenant was properly no- let Forks for High Loader; Case TR320 Skid Steer, Bucket & Pallet mixing bowls; roasters; pressure canner; bread, cake, bundt pans; tified of termination and no hold-over crops are planted. Property to Forks, 1052 Hrs.; Danuser Post Hole Arm for Skid Steer; Dymax Bunk muffin tins; air bake sheets; pie plates; cake carrier; dishes - Ironstone be sold as-is, where-is. All inspections should be made prior to the & Corelle; 2 qt. measure pitcher; silverware inc. chest; kitchen utensils; day of the sale. This is a cash sale and is not subject to financing, Sweeper for Skid Steer; Land Pride SC2672 Mower for Skid Steer; financing arrangements should be made prior to auction.Midwest Grapple Fork for Skid Steer; Case IH 7120 MFWA, E-Z Steer, 9686 Tupperware; punch bowl set; qt. & pt. jars; Mushroom canister set; Land and Home is acting as a Seller’s Agent and represents Hrs. w/710 Loader/Bucket; Holcomb 1200 Dirt Mover; Holcomb 10’ Books inc. cooking; bedding; blankets; afghans; bath & dish towels; the seller’s interest. All information has come from reliable sources; Dirt Scraper. HARVEST EQPT.: Case IH 8230 Axial Flow AFS Pro rugs; doilies; lady scarves; Religious items; elec. heater; VHS player; however, potential buyers are encouraged to verify all information in- 700, 1501 Eng. Hrs., 1195 Sep. Hrs.; Mac Don FD 75-S Flex Draper; VCR tapes; iron board & iron; Holiday decor; art. flowers; vases; bas- dependently. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omis- Case IH 3412 12-Row Corn Head; J&M Grain Storm 1326 Grain Cart; kets; office supplies; cards - greeting & playing; spices; coolers & water sions, or changes regarding any information provided for this sale. Meridian Seed Titan 2; 2000 Merritt Grain Trailer; 1994 Doonan Grain jugs; cleaning items; fire extinguisher; Kids Toys inc. Tractors & Baler; Potential purchasers are strongly urged to rely solely upon their own Trailer; Maurer Header Trailer, 40’; Westfield Drill Fill Auger, Like New. board games; puzzles; Little Red Wagon. Collectibles: Remington inspections and opinions in preparing to purchase property and are TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 2017 Ford F250 XLT, Ext. Cab, 4x4, 6.7/ Targetmaster #510 L/S 22 Rifle; Oak lighted corner curio cabinet; wood expressly advised to not rely on any representations made by the Power Stroke, 140,000 Mi. w/Pronghorn Flatbed & Ranch Hand Grill baby crib, high & potty chair; few crocks - 4 gal. Western, 5 gal. Pitt. seller or their agents. Statements made the day of sale take prece- Pottery - Diamond; stone bowl; chamber pot; rd. metal tub; separator dence over all other printed materials. Announcements made the day Guard; 2000 Peterbilt 379 w/590,981 Mi.; 1987 Kenworth, 49,490 Mi.; bowl; walnut cracker on board; silver service ware; cherry pitter; meat of sale will take precedence over all other information. 1984 Kenworth Sand Truck, 199,942 Mi.; 1975 Ford 750 w/Drill Fill Auger, 56,814 Mi.; 1975 Ford 750, 35,462 Mi.; 1997 PLB-600 Portable grinder; nail puller; hay hook; few cigar boxes; foreign paper money - ALLEN R. KAMM TRUST, SELLER Fuel Tank; 2014 PJ Tandem Flatbed Trailer. FARM EQPT.: 35’ JD Korean, British Armed Forces, Military Payment Cert.; clear glassware 1990 Air Seeder, 7 1/2”; EZ-Steer Spray Coupe, 2617 Hrs.; Orthman - wine decanter, sherbets, parfaits, cream/sugar, serving trays, dishes; Download our Midwest Land & Home App On 1tRIPr (12R30F), 12-Row, 30’; JD 455 Grain Drills, 7 1/2”; (2) Sunflow- Silver Leaf drinking glasses; stemmed glassware; etched glasses; your Apple or Android and get registered to BID TODAY! er 1434 Discs (34’); MF 8200 12-Row Planter; (2) 35’ & (1) 30’ Sterling Carnival-style footed bowl & basket; Goofus glass; fruit bowls; Avon X-Fold Packers; Wrangler RCM 4620 Bat Wing Mower; 35’ & 30’ Red S&P shakers & 6 goblets; Holstein cow S&P shakers & cream/ For a VIRTUAL TOUR of this property visit Quinstar/Orthmans w/Pickers; Quinstar Soil Shark II, 9-Shank w/Hitch; sugar; Melmac; lunch box w/thermos; Lawn & Garden/Tools: John www.MidwestLandandHome.com Great Plains Solid Stand Drill, Banded Disc Grass Drill; Yetter 1600 Deere 12.5HP/38” riding mower; Yard Machine 5HP/20” tiller; Earth- To stay up to date on auctions and listings LIKE our All Steer Nurse Trailer; Patriot 3-Pt. Track Filler; 18’ Sunflower Coulter way seeder; B&D elec. hedge trimmers; pruners; apple picker; weed Facebook page Midwest Land and Home. Chisel; 14’ Sunflower Coulter Chisel; IH 12-Btm Plow; Wylie 1250-Gal. eater; garden hoses & reels; buckets; roll of chicken wire; Werner 6’ Shuttle Tank; 1000-Gal. Shuttle Trailer w/Honda GX160; (2) 1000-Gal. fiberglass step ladder; few long handle tools; Skil saw; elec. drill; 1/4” ONLINE & PHONE Bidding Available - Register NOW! Fuel Tanks; (7) Neptune Chemigation Pumps; Rhino 1400 Back Blade; socket set; few hand tools; 2’ level; framing square; ext. cords; 6/12 KBH 3-Pt. Cotton Bale Spear; Port. Loading Chute & Panels. battery charger; jumper cables; grease gun; few rod & reels; fish net; Any announcement made sale day shall take precedence over all advertised material. tackle box; Swan bird bath; other items. Real Estate sells at 12 Noon Partial Listing Only. consisting of an all brick, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ranch-style home w/2- Check our website car garage & full basement. See Websites for Photos! Jeremy Ross – Listing Agent – 785.554.2439 www.olmstedrealestate.com฀•฀www.marshallcountyrealty.com for more Information or Jeff Dankenbring – Listing Broker – 785.562.8386 Call for brochure. NORBERT G. SCHMITZ ESTATE www.MidwestLandandHome.com www.carrauction.com AUCTIONEERS When you want the Best, Call Midwest! Tom Olmsted Rob Olmsted Jeff Sandstrom 785-562-6767 785-353-2210 785-562-3788 TERMS: Cash sale day. Statements sale day take precedence. Social distancing & masks Encouraged. Lunch Served. Sellers & Auctioneers FARM & RANCH EQUIPMENT & MORE TRACTORS, FARM MACHINERY, not responsible for accident or theft. AUCTION TRUCKS & MISC. AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 10:00 AM SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 1:00 PM Auction held 3/4 mile North of I-70 and Rossville-Dover Interchange SALE฀LOCATION:฀303฀South฀River฀St.฀(just฀North฀of฀the฀Elevators) REAL ESTATE AUCTION (Carlson Road). Parking in the yard - Beware of Traffic! BELOIT, KANSAS SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 10:00 AM FARM & RANCH EQUIP.: IHC 706 w/cab & loader, gas, 9696 hrs. TRACTORS฀sell฀at฀1:30PM Horse Shoes; Extension Cords; Held onsite at 948 N. 135th Rd. — MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS showing, good; GR loader, fasthitch; IHC 460 gas, 4250 hrs. show- 1976 JD 4430 Diesel Tractor w/ Large Tire Speed Wrench; Sev- ing, fasthitch, good; Farmall C gas, was running when parked; Far- 3 pt, cab & air, 18.4x38 rear tires; eral Deer Horns; Floor Jack; HOME SELLS FIRST AT 10 AM mall M wide front & narrow front, gas, running condition; Farmall C 1972 JD 4320 Diesel Tractor w/ Portable Air Compressor on PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Open living space in this converted school parts; 1999 Dodge Dually 1-ton diesel, 4x4, 152,830 mi.; 1979 Chevy 3 pt, cab & air 18.4x34 rear tires; Wheels; Century 230 Amp Elec- house. The home has 2040 sq. feet of living space above grade. Large 3/4-ton with Bradford built bed, not running; 2004 Travalong 24’ stock 1940 JD A Tractor Crank Start, tric Welder; Bar Clamps; Fun- master bedroom w/2 spacious closets. The master has access to the trailer, very few miles, like new; 1998 Travalong 20’ flatbed trailer, good running cond.; 1938 JD nels; Bolt Bin w/Bolts; Welding enclosed patio at the back of the home. There are 2 bathrooms, main very few miles; 2000 Travalong cargo trailer, auction trailer, 16’x7’, Model B, Completely Restored; Clamps; Milwaukee Right Angle floor laundry. There is a partial basement for mechanicals and storage. tandem axle, good. AUCTION EQUIP.: Wireless speaker; handheld 1939 JD Model B, completely Drill, ½”, bits; Socket Sets; Maki- The home has an oversized 2 car attached garage, a detached 15x22 speaker; table materials; other misc. SADDLES: 3 restored high Restored; Power Lift for JD B ta 4” Disc Grinder; Stihl Chain workshop and detached single car garage. All this on a 1 acre lot. The back saddles (1 Frazier), 1 unrestored; 3 roping saddles; 1 pony sad- Tractor; Heckendorf 16 HP Riding Saw; 5” Bench Vise; Belt Sand- water supply is from a well and the sewer is a septic system. dle; 1 saddle. HORSE EQUIP.: Head stalls; halters; pony harness; Lawn Mower; 4 Wheeler Sprayer; er; Wrenches; Boomers; ½” Drill, Sale is not contingent on buyer’s obtaining financing. Selling sub- 3 pair chaps; water buckets; horse blankets & sheets; pony wagon Farmhand F258 Hyd. Loader; JD battery Operated; Welding Rods; ject to Seller’s approval of the highest bid. Announcements day on rubber. CATTLE EQUIP.: Squeeze chute with alley; tub for alley; Grapple Fork. Battery Grease Gun; Craftsman of auction take precedence over printed material. Call for terms. round bale feeders; feed bunks; stock tanks; fence chargers; hip lift; TRUCK & TRAILERS Sander/Polisher; Bench Buffer/ Possession: Upon closing. 2020 Real Estate Taxes: $2676.08 vet equipment; calf puller; Powder River calf cradle; some panels; sell฀at฀2:30฀PM Grinder; Impact Wrench; Air Chis- Agent/Auctioneer: Mark Baxa, 16-ton overhead bin, 2 compartment, good; 2 cake feeders. 1968 Chevrolet 2 Ton Truck w/16’ el; 14” Band Saw; Electric Gener- Coldwell Banker APW REALTORS 850 New Holland baler; 479 New Holland swather, 9’; New Idea Box, Hoist, Good Tires, 43,000 ator Transfer Box; Makita Power 785-826-3437 Designated Seller’s Agent side delivery rake; hammermill; John Deere 14T baler; Continen- actual miles, no power steering, Hand Planer; Jamerco Power Broker: Chris Rost, Coldwell Banker APW REALTORS, 785-493-2476 tal post hole digger; Danuser post hole digger; pull type sprayer w/ V8, 4 spd, 2 spd; PJ Gooseneck Activated Fastening Tool; AC DC SELLER: EDWARD L. LANCE tank; pull type sprayer without tank; wheel disc; 2 bottom plow; 10’ 5th Wheel 30’ Trailer, needs 16 Hp Generator; 1 Ton Chain tandem disc; 1 section harrow; Allis Chalmers bar mower; fiberglass floor Repair; 2 Wheel Trailer, w/ Hoist; Wisconsin Stationary En- PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION tank; new poly water tank; mist sprayer; rotary mower; 2 pickup bed Tilt Bed; Chrome Pickup Fuel gine; B&S Stationary Engine; 6 & SELLER: EDWARD & (LATE) VICKI LANCE trailers; lots of scrap iron; gas tank on stand; 50 gal. fuel barrel; Tank w/12 volt Pump; (2) 110 gal 12 Volt Battery Charger; Chicago AUTOS, MOWERS, TOOLS: gun shells; Velvet tin; 3 pc leather (3) 100 lb. propane bottles (full); (3) 100 lb. propane bottles; lick Fuel tanks w/Pumps; 2 Chrome Electric Hoist; Metal Storage Box; Across the BoxTool Boxes; Trailer Air Bubble; 500 gal Fiberglass 2005 Ford Escape in great cond., living room set; Blue grass prints; tubs for planters; iron kettle; traps; trailer & 14’ Viola alum. boat; high miles; 1994 square body sled; tube radios; Hesston belt 10HP Mercury motor; 17’ Coleman fiberglass canoe; deer sheds; w/Fuel Tanks. Tank; Truck Tarp; Endless Belt; FARM MACHINERY Wooden Storage Box; Pet Cage; Chevy p/u (not running; 1992 buckles; lamps; pitcher & bowl; 2 air compressors, not running; string trimmers; power washer; ox- Mazda p/u (not running); Toro Oak table & chairs; Vizio big ygen tank & cutting torch; Miller elec. welder; large assortment of sells฀at฀3:00฀PM Shop Wood Burning Heating Anhyd Applicator w/Anhyd Tank, Stove; Camp Stove Barrel Kit; (2) 42” Zero Turn mower; Huskee screen TV; Hull vase & horn rods & reels; propane shop heater; some river rods; Montgomery Riding mower; rear tine tiller; up- aplenty; Roseville 136 9” vase; Ward riding mower, not running; Kawasaki motorcycle, parts, no title; Coil Tine Drags, 20’; Krause 20’ 14.5x5 new wheels; 150 sq feet Offset Disc; 3 PT Krause 14’ of new Flooring; 2 Folding Mirror right air compressor; drill press; sm. carnival bowl; Bavarian han- metal cabinets; wooden wardrobe; sheets of plywood 1/2”; metal saw yard carts; tools; socket sets; dled relish; crocks; 5 pc. Oak horses; ATV sprayers; 70 hot wire posts; cattle backrubbers; other Chisel; Richardson 24’ Field Cul- Closet Doors; Power Hand Saw; tivator; JD Semi Mounted 4x16 Ingersol/Rand Hand Grinder, 9”; elec. cement mixer; wrenches; queen size bedroom set; Oak small items not yet discovered. power tools; cordless tools; rout- china hutch w/beveled mirror; tin TOOLS & MISC. CONSIGNED BY OTHERS: 3/4” socket set; misc. Plow; Kent 30’ Springtooth. Battery Drill; Hammers, Hand SHOP฀TOOLS฀&฀MISC. Tools; 12 Volt Sprayer; Fishing er; folding tables; grinder; power signs sunflower collection; Claw hand tools; tank heater; side bed tool box; river fishing weights; vet miter saw; belt sander; tool ball organ stool; Coca Cola col- supplies & misc.; 12 volt elec. fencer; 2 grease guns; 6’ step lad- sell฀at฀3:30฀PM Poles; Gun Rack. 4 Kilowatt Generator, gas pow- HOUSEHOLD฀sell฀at฀1:00฀PM boxes handyman jack; ladders; lection; elec. kitchen appliances; der; small battery charger; Campbell Hausfeld air compressor; ext. broadcast spreaders; 2 wheel Cuisinart pots & pans; Panasonic cords; fuel cans; air hose roller; 6 JD suitcase weights; animal cage ered; 8 Kilowatt Hobart Genera- Amana Refrigerator w/Lower dolly; propane heater; pneu- stainless refrigerator; ricer; shoe trap; 2 Handyman jacks; 2 hand pull 2-wheel wire unroller; tire buddy; tor, 16 HP; Craftsman 10” Radial Freezer, white, 19 cu ft; Crosley matic tools; hammer drill; forge last; Old adv. pcs; mesh wire 2 punch bars; railroad spikes; 2 trailer implement wheels, JD; log Arm Saw; Power Washer; Engine 30” Electric Stove, white; Cros- tools; garden hose; smoker; 15 cabinet & pot; metal baby bed; chains; lg. air bubble; pitch fork; sledge hammer; corn knife; 20 ton. Hoist; 50 gal Air Compressor,twin ley Automatic Washer; Kenmore gal. propane tanks. metal bed; park bench; K-State hyd. jack; 20’ ext. ladder, good; minnow traps; jumper cable; several cyl.; Welder Generator; 2 Handy Electric Dryer; Coronado Chest ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, COL- wind catcher; KC Royals tin sign; sets of combo wrenches; pipe wrenches; 110 air compressor; bucket Man Jacks; Sledge Hammers; Freezer; Kerosene Heater; Office LECTIBLES & GUNS: Secretary Ant. metal spools; steamer trunk; comb. wrenches; hyd. cylinder; hand jabber & post hole diggers; 3 tool 2 Wheel Cart; Air Bubble; Maki- Desk Chair; Dinette Set, 2 Chairs; china; curved glass curio hutch; party line phone; elec. Fireside boxes; JD tractor wrench; 2 hanging bucket holders; bow saw; this ta 12” Cut Off Saw; Milwaukee 3 pc. Full Size bedroom Set w/ Zither, Dulcimer; signed pictures; heater; binoculars; Zenith short- consignment contains a whole lot of great hand tools & wrench sets. Chain Saw; Pipe Wrenches; Pull- Chest & Dresser; 2 pc. Bedroom needlepoint pictures; old clothes wave; 1 room school house desk; ers, Pliers; Several Log Chains; Set, Double Bed & Dresser; AUCTIONEER’S NOTES: Bill was a well-known auctioneer, ringer; Fordson tool box; tramp Vintage gas stove; mid century 60 Compartment Screw Cabinet; Console Stereo; Coffee Table; 3 rancher, cowboy for many years. He worked hard at anything art; prim. tree saw; pr. Red RR pig bank; boiler pot; collection of Creeper; Army Gas Can, Old Door Credenza; 2 Pc Bedroom he undertook and was a great friend to so many. Linda and kerosene lantern; hall trees; Norman Rockwell plates; East Gas Cans; Welding Tools; P-265 Set; Kitchen Cabinet; High Chair; Bill accumulated a lot of good, usable items in their time and metal yard chairs; old Quaker Lake mirrored marble top con- x70R17 Tire, like new; Wheel- 8’ Banquet Table; Large Picnic will offer them at auction at this time. Come early and enjoy State oil can; bamboo furniture; sole; wooden high chair; water barrow; David White Transit; JD Table. These and many other the day! We will be on the tractors and larger items around Thimble Collection; Kenmore fall front desk; full wood dress- Tractor Books; Combine Student miscellaneous items too nu- 12:30฀PM.฀LUNCH:฀Maple฀Hill฀Congregational฀Church฀VBS. washer; Amana dryer; primitive ing mirror; blanket chest; Christ- Manual; CB Radios; Pitching merous to mention. tins; Lee Hardware wash board; mas decor; Cameo & Bisque SELLERS: WILLIAM L. RAINE TRUST stove top toaster; ant. coffee dolls; 1847 Rogers Brothers 8 SELLER: KENNY STEGMAIER ESTATE grinder; Union Leader Cut plug pl. silverware; Forehand 12 ga. LINDA S. RAINE, TRUSTEE AUCTIONEER’S฀NOTE:฀Everything฀is฀in฀good,฀usable฀condition฀ tin; Blue ball canning jars; kitch- shotgun; rusty Forehand pistol; TERMS: Cash or good check with ID. Statements made day of auction take prece- and฀well฀taken฀are฀of. en gadgets; kettle; elec. roaster; Tradition black powder rifle; & dence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or health-related issues. So- Terms: Cash - Nothing removed until settled for - Not responsible for accidents. lunch pail; snuff tin; Peters shot- much more. cial distancing & masks requested. Please stay home if you are not feeling well. Go to KSAL.COM & click on marketplace, then auctions for MURRAY AUCTION & REALTY Website: www.zauction-palace.com full ad & pictures! OR go to KansasAuctions.net Auction conducted by: GERALD ZIMMER AUCTION & REAL ESTATE TERMS: Cash or good check. Statements made day of sale take prece- Steve฀Murray,฀Broker/Auctioneer฀•฀785-556-4354 dence. Not responsible for accidents. Covid 19 rules apply. Please pro- Bob Murray, Auctioneer AUCTIONEER: Gerald Zimmer, Beloit, KS 67420 vide your own PPE. If you are not well, please stay home. Thank you (785)฀738-2010฀(office)฀•฀(785)฀738-2133฀(residence) For pics: www.murrayauctionandrealty.com BAXA AUCTIONS, LLC, 625 Seitz, SALINA, KS (785)฀738-8677฀(cell)฀*฀email฀us฀at฀[email protected] PHONE: 785-826-3437 * AUCTIONEER: Mark Baxa Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 11 tate & personal property & Midyett Real Estate & land held at Hanover for including appliances, fur- Wischropp Auctions. Heirs of Donna Lohse. Grass & Grain Area niture, household, collect- April 10 — Farm ma- Auctioneers: Midwest ibles, lawn & garden/tools chinery, shop tools, hay Land & Home, Jessica held at Axtell for Norbert & household held North Leis, listing agent; Mark Schmitz Estate. Auction- of Alta Vista for Marvin Dankenbring, broker. Auctions and Sales eers: Olmsted Auctions. (Shorty) Brabb. Auction- April 17 — Household, March 27 — Farm ma- eers: Cline Realty & Auc- tools, collectible items, chinery, skid steer, antique tion, LLC. lots of iron & more held Due to the uncertainty land held at Goessel for on stands, Craftsman rid- machinery, farm-related April 10 — Tractors, at McFarland for Harold of events, if you plan to Lavern A. & Jane E. Schro- ing lawn mower, eagle items & household goods Farm Equipment, Truck Feyh. Auctioneers: Murray attend any of the follow- eder Revocable Trust. electric air compressor, held Northwest of Ran- & cars (mostly salvage or Auction & Realty, Steve ing auctions and have any Auctioneers: Leppke Real- antiques, primitives, col- dolph for Byarlay Family parts), salvage & equip- Murray. doubts, please contact the ty & Auction. lectibles & miscellaneous Trust. Auctioneers: Kretz ment held at Effingham for April 17 — Farm auc- auction company to con- March 20 — Service held at Portis for Julie Auction Service. Janet & the Late Wayne tion held at Eudora. Auc- firm that the auction will truck, auto trailer, weld- Chegwidden. Auctioneers: March 27 – New Haven Rygaard. Auctioneers: tioneers: Elston Auctions. be conducted and inquire ers, sets of tractor tires, Wolters Auction & Realty. Angus Production Sale Hoffman Auction Service, April 20 — Marion about safety procedures if tire machine, lots of parts March 27 & 28 — Sell- held at Leavenworth. Jeff Hoffman. County Land consisting of you are concerned. And & attachments, boxes of ing March 27: 1972 Chev- March 27 — Davis Prai- April 10 — Real Estate 160 acres m/l of diverse please check their web- parts, service and opera- rolet 20 pickup, 1979 Jeep rie Star Show Goat Sale consisting of a 4 bedroom, land. 70 ac. tillable, 31 ac. sites. tor manuals & much more 4-wheel pickup, AC WC held at Madison. 3 full bath home on 2.3 CRP, balance in native Always great online held at Wamego for Kan- road grader, generators, March 29 (Monday eve- acres; insulated and pow- pasture, hay meadow & Equipment auctions — Equip, Inc. Auctioneers: engines & parts, vintage ning) — Real Estate con- ered shop with overhead timber. Several building www.purplewave.com Cline Realty & Auction, car parts, antiques & col- sisting of 5.4 acres m/l with door and fire pit. Also sell- sites, rural water meter, March 17 – Cline Cattle LLC. lectibles, IHC stationary 2 bedroom mobile home ing personal property held excellent deer & quail Sale selling bulls & heif- March 20 — 200 acres engines, corn shellers, and pole barn. Also selling at Wamego. Auctioneers: habitat held at Hillsboro. ers held at Manhattan. Washington County land John Deere bikes, farm pickup, Ex-Mark mower, Crossroads Real Estate & Auctioneers: SunGroup March 19 – K-14 Farm held at Hollenberg for the parts, saws, railroad cross- panels, household, etc. Auction, LLC. Real Estate & Appraisals. Primitive & Collectibles Estate of Lavonne Ger- ing bells & more. Selling held West of Osage City April 10 — Real Estate April 20 — Land Auc- consisting of Private Col- meroth. Auctioneers: Land March 28: Large assort- for Vicki L. Crosby Estate. & personal property con- tion: 36,558 ac. m/l East- lection of one horse grain Auction by Bott Realty & ment shop manuals, col- Auctioneers: Miller & sisting of furniture, col- ern Colorado and Western drills & walking plows, Auction. lectibles & household in- Midyett Real Estate, Wis- lectibles & household held Kansas offered in 28 tracts vintage horse items, gran- March 20 — Old farm cluding RedWing crock, chropp Auctions. at Marysville for Darrell & combinations consisting iteware, cast iron, vintage machinery, vehicles, iron, records, coins, lamp col- March 29 — Farm ma- & Marjorie Cudney Estate. of 3,647 ac. m/l irrigated & cast iron toys, fishing primitives, household lection, glassware, books chinery & miscellaneous Auctioneers: Olmsteds & land, 11,705 ac. m/l dry items & lots more farm & held at Hollenberg for the & more both days held at held Northeast of Abilene Sandstrom. land farm, 13,293 ac. m/l ranch collectibles held at Estate of Lavonne Ger- Belleville for Jesse Jear- for Dan & Audrey Mc- April 10 — Fink Beef ranch land held at Burl- Hutchinson. Auctioneers: meroth. Auctioneers: Bott doe. Auctioneers: Thum- Grath. Auctioneers: Kretz Genetics Spring Bull Sale ington, Colorado for Roth- Morris Yoder Auctions. Realty & Auction. mel Real Estate & Auc- Auction Service. held at Randolph. er Farm & Ranch. Auction- March 20 – Selling over March 20 — 2.1 acres tion, LLC. April 1 — Real Estate: April 13 — 197.4 acres eers: Hall and Hall. 400 lots of Coins including w/4 bedroom home held at March 27 — Tractor, Stafford County Irrigated m/l if Geary County farm- April 24 — Public auc- wooden nickels, proof and Hollenberg for the Estate truck, camper, mowers Land (298 ac. m/l) and 4-BR land & cropland held at tion held at Lawrence for mint sets, trade dollars, of Lavonne Germeroth. & shop, furniture, appli- ranch-style farmstead Junction City for Allen R. Dave & Cheryl Stoffer. Seated dollars & dimes, Auctioneers: Real Estate ances & household held home. Also selling tractor, Kamm Trust. Auctioneers: Auctioneers: Elston Auc- Morgans & much more at Auction by Bott Realty & at Moundridge for Sharon high loader, skid steer & Midwest Land and Home, tions. Portis. Auctioneers: Wolt- Auction. (Bob) Gehring. Auction- dirt move, harvest equip- Jeff Dankenbring & Mark May 1 — Collectible ers Auction. March 20 — New Strawn eers: Van Schmidt Auc- ment, trucks & trailers, Uhlik. tractors & parts, shop March 20 – K-14 Draft Farm & Ranch Consign- tion. farm equipment & more April 17 — 266.44 acres equipment & miscella- Horse, Mule & Carriage ment auction held at New March 27 — Real estate held at St. John for Rob- m/l of Washington Coun- neous held at Leonard- auction consisting of car- Strawn. Richard Newkirk, & personal property auc- ert (Bob) E. Standish Trust. ty Land consisting of T1: ville for Larry Dettmer. riage & draft horses, po- sales manager; Auction- tion consisting of home Auctioneers: Carr Auction 28.32 m/l acres cropland; Auctioneers: Kretz Auc- nies, pony harness, sad- eers: Kurtz Auction & Re- with 2040 sq. feet of living & Real Estate, Inc. T2: 101.29 m/l acres crop- tion Service. dles, horse drawn equip- alty Service. space, garage workshop April 3 — Morris Coun- ment & more held at March 20 — Special & more all on a 1-acre ty Land Auction consisting Hutchinson. Auctioneers: Cow Sale held at El Dora- lot for Edward L. Lance. of 275 acres m/l located ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS Morris Yoder Auctions. do. El Dorado Livestock Also selling autos, mow- on the edge of the Flint * Due to new printing deadlines, all ads (includ- March 20 – Furniture, Auction (www.eldorado- ers, tools, antiques, furni- Hills, cross-fenced, well 226 caned bottom chairs & livestock.com). ture, collectibles & guns and multiple watering sta- ing auctions) have to be sized by Noon and ads rockers, 79 Antique & Col- March 20 — Molitor all held at Minneapolis for tions, terraces and pond submitted after Noon will not be accepted. lectible Clocks, household, Angus Production Sale Edward & the late Vicki held at Burdick. Sale by * Ad deadline remains at Noon but those re- collectibles, Gravely Zero held at Zenda. Lance. Auctioneers: Cold- order of Riggin Family ceived close to deadline may be restricted to Turn 25hp mower, power March 20 — Cattleman’s well Banker APW Real- Trust, Seller. Auctioneers: tools, hand tools, hard- Choice sale & customer tors, Baxa Auctions, LLC., Riggin and Company Real an estimated size. It is always recommended to ware at Topeka for Arlene appreciation celebra- Mark Baxa. Estate. try and submit auctions by the end of Thursday Marshall & items of the tion held at the Ranch at March 27 — Spring Con- April 3 — Vehicles, for proofing purposes. late David Marshall. Gan- Greenleaf. signment Auction held at tractors, farm machinery, non Auctions, Don Burnett March 22 — “The Best Holton. Auctioneers: Har- household, vintage, scrap * Deadline for the Free Auction Calendar is 11 AM & Vern Koch. of Both Worlds” Sale con- ris Auction Service. iron held North of Miller each Thursday. You are welcome to send your March 20 – Tractors, sisting yearling Horned March 27 — Tractors, Elevator, Reading, KS for listing as soon as you have it and before adver- trucks, farm machinery, Hereford Bulls, 2-year-old truck & trailers, farm Lawrence Parks. Auction- mower, farm related & Horned Hereford bulls, machinery, shop tools & eers: Wischropp Auctions. tising starts. household items, Antique fall yearling Angus bulls, miscellaneous, household April 6 — Selling 160 Tractors, vehicles & col- 2-year-old Angus bulls, & more held at Beloit for acres m/l of Native & AUCTIONS are a VERY IMPORTANT part of lectibles held at Valley heifer pairs, fall bred heif- Kenny Stegmaier Estate. Mixed Grass Pasture lo- Grass & Grain & this notice is meant to prevent Center for Jim Everley ers, yearling AQHA colts, Auctioneers: Gerald Zim- cated Northeast of Car- Estate. Auctioneers: Van 2 AQHA riders held at mer Auction & Realty Es- bondale held at Carbon- any auction from being excluded due to deadline. Schmidt Auction. Dwight for Oleen Brothers. tate. dale for Vern & Marjorie We appreciate your loyalty to Grass & Grain! March 20 — Tractors, March 23 — Mark your March 27 — Antiques, Robb. Auctioneers: Miller trucks, trailers, machin- calendars for the Premier primitives, household & ery, livestock equipment, Herd Sire offering of the furniture held at Manhat- misc. & household held at spring held at Eureka for tan for Harold “Ike” & Corning for Elton Stein- Suhn Cattle Company. Bernadine Eichman Es- REAL ESTATE AUCTION lage Estate. Auctioneers: March 25 — Jewell tate. Auctioneers: Founda- THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 2021 — 1:30 PM Wilhelm Auction Service, County Real Estate auc- tion Realty, Morgan Riat. Auction will be held at the Community Center on the South side of the square in JEWELL, KS Dale Wilhelm & Danny De- tion in 2 tracts consisting March 27 — Annual Tract I: N ½ NW ¼ 30-5-8 Jewell Co., Kansas. Terms: 10% of purchase price as down pay- ters. of farmland & broke acres consignment auction con- The farm is located on the Southeast corner of ment day of auction, the balance will be paid March 20 – Tractors, held at Jewell for Austin & sisting of farm machinery, 130 & C roads. 79 farmland acres with 72 broke upon closing on or before April 30, 2021. acres the balance CRP. Purchaser will pay combine & equipment, Nicholas Porter. Auction- trucks, trailers, livestock Down payment will be escrowed with NCK Title 2021 taxes. 2020 taxes were $1,722.34. truck, shop equipment & eers: Thummel Real Es- equipment, farm tools LLC. Escrow fees will be split 50/50 between miscellaneous held at Eu- tate & Auction, LLC. & miscellaneous held at Tract II: S ½ NW ¼ 18-5-8 Jewell Co., Kansas. seller & purchaser. Title insurance will be used, The farm is located on East side of 130 road the cost will be split 50/50 between seller & dora and Online for The March 26 — Tractors Durham for consignments between E & D roads. 80 farmland acres with purchaser. Late Rex & Betty Slan- & payloader, harvesting, in conjunction with G&R 78 broke acres. Purchaser will pay 2021 taxes. Thummel Real Estate & Auction LLC is acting 2020 taxes were $1,597.20. kard. Auctioneers: Flory & trucks, trailers, hay equip- Implement. Auctioneers: as seller agent. All statements made day of Associates Realty & Auc- ment, farm equipment, Leppke Realty & Auction, Possession: Possession will be day of sale. auction take precedence over printed material. tions. www.FloryAndAsso- pickups, livestock equip- Lyle Leppke, Roger Hie- ciates.com ment, other farm items, bert. AUSTIN & NICHOLAS PORTER March 20 — Vehicles shop items, antiques & March 27 — Farm auc- Auction Conducted By: THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC., 785-738-0067 including 2006 Pontiac collectibles, ATV & more tion including 4 possible www.thummelauction.com GT6, 1950 Ford 4 door, 1967 held West of Goodland for rebuildable tractors: 706 Chevrolet 2 door Corvair, Gaylene Shank & The Late International, 460 Interna- 1988 Ford Bronco II & Dennis Shank. Major items tional, M&C International; ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, more, tractors including will sell live & online at 24’ Travalong stock trailer Farmall steel wheel F12, www.equipmentfacts.com. with low miles like new, HOME DECOR, HOUSEHOLD AUCTION 2 steel wheel F 12 tractors, Auctioneers: Berning Auc- 24’ flatbed Travalong trail- SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 10:00 AM primitives, collectibles tion, Inc. er like new, 16’ enclosed LOCATION: 744 DeHoff Drive — MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66502 & more held at Lincoln March 27 — 2000 Buick trailer good, 2 comp. over- Directions: From Canyon Dr. turn onto Allison Ave, then follow Allison Ave to Dondee for Mike Simmons Estate. LeSabre, Native Ameri- head feed bins, lots of cat- Dr, turn right on Dondee Dr and follow to DeHoff Dr, then turn left. Auction will be on Lunch on Grounds. Auctioneers: Thummel can & artifact items, an- tle equipment, 1999 Dodge your left side of the street. ANTIQUE FURNITURE & MORE: China Cabinet, night stand, glider rocking chair, Real Estate & Auction, tiques, miscellaneous, col- 4WD 1-ton pickup, saddle love seat, arm chair, credenza, dropleaf table, secretary desk with hutch, tea cart, LLC. lectibles, guns & swords, collections (some high- bird cage, iron bed frame head and foot board, Complete Iron Bed Frame, dropleaf March 20 — Marion household held at Eff- back including a Frazier) dining table w/6 chairs, multiple dressing tables with mirrors, display case end table, County Land auction sold ingham for Bob & Freda & more held at Maple Hill Birds Eye Maple dressing table and dresser set, wooden topped wash stand, hall tree, cloth divan, floor lamps, hump back trunks, attorney’s book shelf, entertainment in 2 tracts. Tract 1: 60 ac. Thompson Estate. Auc- for Linda Raine & the late center, Player Piano (recently worked), display cabinets, more yet to be discovered! m/l of productive crop- tioneers: Hoffman Auction Bill Raine Estate. Auction- HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Scooters, McCall’s pattern cabinets, picture frame jewelry land; Tract 2: 77 ac. m/l Service, Jeff Hoffman. eers: Murray Auction & box, goblets, plates, coffee cups, PYREX measuring cups, PYREX mixing bowl, cultivated cropland, wa- March 27 — Furniture, Realty, Steve Murray. Corningware, colander, baking pans, big screen SONY TV and Audio equipment, terway with balance grass- Whirlpool washer & dryer March 27 — Real Es- much much more! ANTIQUES: Roadmaster red wagon, antique door knocker, Hun- dreds of Player piano music rolls, wall clock, Hemmingway insu- lators, Harwood 80’ slide editor, Sunmaid raisin man, Tootsie Roll banks, Tootsie Toys, Woolworth yard stick, farmer’s market cheese AUCTION box, Porcelain Dolls, Barbie Dolls, ounce scales, Sears sled, pic- tures & prints, antique kitchenware, rolling pin, many more items! SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2021 — 10:00 AM APPLIANCES: Frigidaire double door refrigerator, Ken- Auction will be held at 3rd & North Streets in LINCOLN, KANSAS more 60’ series washer/dryer, AMANA freezer. VEHICLES & TRACTORS PRIMITIVES, car wheels; lighting rods; cast TOOLS: Wire brush, grease gun, brace & bit, rulers, 1950 Ford 4 door car runs; COLLECTIBLES & OTHER iron yard seat; coaster wagons; tape measure, screw drivers, misc. household tools. 1967 Chevrolet 2 door Cor- 150+ well pumps & handles; railroad signs; cast iron beds; AUCTIONEER’S NOTES: Ike and Bernadine were well known in their vair been setting; 1988 Ford pitcher pumps; cisterns; iron tin tractor seats; windmill wheel; community as they were longtime residents of the Manhattan area. Bronco II been setting; 2001 wheels; traps; IHC corn sheller; post drills; post vices; cast iron There are sure some fantastic pieces of antique furniture as well as Honda Passport 4 wheel walking plows inc: JD 191; ped- base store hanger; tractor fend- some other great items. Bernadine sold Home Décor for many year’s drive been setting; 1970’s al grinders; wash tubs; wire bas- ers; pipe jacks; flower stands; and has a VERY large quantity of Home Décor items that have not been unboxed! Join us at the Mercedes Benz 4 door car kets; pump jacks; planter boxes; jacks; push mower; Perfection auction to see what she has to offer! barn trolleys; ice saws; 2 man heaters; cast iron bathtubs; been setting; 2-40’s Plym- Terms of Sale: All items to be sold to the highest bidder except in the case of a reserve price set on the item by the outh suicide doors car been saws; buzz saw blades; wind saddles; harness; hames; 20 seller. Auctioneer has no obligations to disclose reserve prices. All items are sold as is where is with absolutely NO setting; 2-50 Plymouth 4 charger; tinners crimper; hing- boat motors; 50 theater seats implied warranties. Buyers are responsible for their property when Auctioneer says “sold”. Buyers must have their door cars been setting; 1971 es; yard light shades; wringer w/cast iron tops; 2-8’ oblong own government issued ID at time of registration. All announcements on the day of sale take precedence over ad- w/tub holder; forge tools; barber stock tanks; gas cans; assort- vertising. Foundation Realty Represents the seller. Terms of Payment: All payments to be made before items are Ford F150 pickup been set- removed from the premises. Payments will be made in cash or with valid check. Any and all titles will be mailed out ting; Ford Taurus GL station stoves; scale; tire holder; Fleet ment used lumber; iron; 2-2 Liner cabinet w/drawers; ladies wheel pickup box trailers; cow no sooner than 10 business days after the auction. Any and all returned checks shall result in an additional service wagon rough; Farmall steel fee of $50.00. Presuming regulations allow we will be conducting this auction on March 27, 2021 at 10:00 & men’s bicycles; hay forks; yokes; rock drill; tractor belt wheel F 12 tractor has been am. If you are feeling sick, please stay home and get well. As much as we and The Eichman family appreciate your lights; cream separator inc: pullies; planes; drugstore stool; support during this time we are much more concerned about your health! Social distancing will be practice as best restored; 2 steel wheel F 12 DeLaval Jr. iron press wheels; large assortment of other iron as possible at all Foundation Realty Auctions until Covid-19 regulations and guidelines are released. tractors been setting. cream cans; ammo boxes; wire collectibles. For questions call: SELLER: MIKE SIMMONS ESTATE THE HAROLD “IKE” & Note: This is a large auction, there are many of each. Check our website for pictures at www. MORGAN RIAT, ® BERNADINE EICHMAN thummelauction.com. For safety please social distance and wear masks. Cameras are in use. REALTOR /AUCTIONEER 785-458-9259 210 N. 4th St., Suite B, MANHATTAN, KS ESTATE Auction Conducted By: THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC, 785-738-0067 or email: [email protected] Visit us at www.foundationks.com for more details & pictures! Page 12 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Cattle Market Transparency Act introduced in U.S. Senate A new bill in the U.S. Senate would direct USDA’s 1) increases frequent transparent negotiated trade to Secretary and Chief Economist to establish regional regionally sufficient levels and 2) includes triggers to be mandatory minimums for negotiated trade of fed cattle. determined by a working group of NCBA producer lead- Camp Cookie The Cattle Market Transparency Act, introduced by Sen. ers. The policy further states, “If the voluntary approach Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), would also direct USDA to es- does not achieve robust price discovery… and triggers He’s the tumbleweed chef and rides with the wagon tablish a library of cattle formula contracts, amend the are activated, NCBA will pursue a legislative or regula- Ahead of the thunderin’ herd. definition of “cattle committed” to expand the delivery tory solution determined by the membership.” His pots and pans clack like a diamondback’s rattle. window from seven to 14 days, and clarify confidentiality In August 2020, NCBA President Marty Smith ap- He growls or he don’t say a word. rules for administering Livestock Mandatory Reporting pointed a subgroup of the Live Cattle Marketing Working His face is a road map. Looks like a carcass (LMR). Group to develop the triggers required by the mem- Hung too many days in the sun. “As written, TCFA strongly opposes Sen. Fischer’s bill ber-approved policy. Kevin Buse, TCFA chairman-elect, He smells like a mule and cooks with a shovel, because, as we’ve learned, voluntary, market-driven and serves on that subgroup. And his fly is always undone. industry-led solutions work far better than inflexible The riders kin tell when he’s in the kitchen, government mandates,” Scott Anderson, Texas Cattle The buzzards all come onto view. Fincham receives Select Feeders Association chairman, said. “TCFA and other He spits in the pan and shaves in the taters, states have worked over the past several months to suc- And clips his toenails in the stew. cessfully increase negotiated trade to appropriate levels Sires scholarship His gunpowder biscuits explode in the fire. put forth by leading ag economist Dr. Steve Koontz. This Premier Select Sires His beans explode in yer bowel. industry-led approach is much better and more sustain- awarded a total of $20,000 His medda lark soufflé is hard on the belly, able than a government mandate that will not adapt to to 20 college students They say it tastes like an owl. market changes over time.” through the 2021 Pre- His coffee’s so rank a housefly won’t touch it. NCBA policy also supports a voluntary approach that mier Future Ag Leaders Even buckshot floats in the slop. Scholarship Program. Two You don’t pour a cup, you twist off a swaller, Wheat organizations pleased students received $2,500 Then chew a sip offa the top. scholarships through the Now cowboys are tough guys who face death each day with break in U.S.-EU dispute Johnny Daniel Memorial In blizzards or stampedes or storms. U.S. Wheat Associates Following is a joint Scholarship and the Wayne They ride them bad horses and sleep with the snakes. (USW) and the Nation- statement from USW pres- Dudley Scholarship. Eigh- And duel with the hooves and the horns. al Association of Wheat ident Vince Peterson and teen other students re- But many a cowboy who follered the wagon Growers (NAWG) welcome NAWG CEO Chandler ceived scholarships of $750 focus on nutrition. Grant Has joined the ‘last roundup club’ the announcement that the Goule: to $1,000 in value. hopes to obtain his Mas- Not from Indians, gunfights or even bad whiskey European Union and the “We want to thank the Grant Fincham of Fin- ter’s degree in Ruminant But from eatin’ ole Camp Cookie’s grub. United States have mutu- Biden administration cham Dairy, a 200-cow Nutrition and possibly his www.baxterblack.com ally agreed to a four-month and the Office of the U.S. operation in Marysville, Ph.D. so that he can help suspension of tariffs re- Trade Representative for is the son of Mike and producers achieve maxi- lated to the World Trade reaching this agreement. Kathleen Fincham. Grant mum production potential Organization aircraft dis- Our organizations encour- received the Johnny Dan- through nutrition, and pos- putes. This break removes age both parties to come iel Memorial Scholarship. itively impact the dairy in- the tariff barrier on U.S. to a long-term resolution He is a student at Kansas dustry as it feeds the world hard red spring wheat im- to avoid future tariffs and State University studying in a sustainable manner. ports by EU countries. supply chain disruptions.” Animal Science with a Farmers & Ranchers Livestock Commission Co., Inc. 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: 3,864 CATTLE & 71 HOGS Selling starts at 10:00 a.m. Consign your cattle as early as pos- STEERS 34 mix Clay Center [email protected] sible so we can get them highly advertised. 400-500 $181.00 - $191.00 14 blk Miltonvale [email protected] AUCTIONEERS:฀KYLE฀ELWOOD,฀BRANDON฀HAMEL฀&฀GARREN฀WALROD 500-600 $171.00 - $181.75 18 blk Beverly [email protected] For a complete list of cattle for all sales check out our website www.fandrlive.com 600-700 $157.00 - $167.50 28 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 700-800 $141.00 - $151.00 21 blk Stafford [email protected] 800-900 $126.00 - $136.75 18 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 900-1,000 $116.00 - $126.25 6 mix Wilson [email protected] HEIFERS 11 blk Marquette [email protected] FARMERS & RANCHERS HAS SWITCHED BACK to 400-500 $150.00 - $160.00 64 mix Hope [email protected] Cattle USA.com for our online auctions. 500-600 $142.00 - $152.00 24 mix Wilson [email protected] 600-700 $129.00 - $139.00 76 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 700-800 $123.00 - $133.00 27 mix Clay Center [email protected] Time To Start Thinking About 11 blk Miltonvale [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2021 64 mix Minneapolis [email protected] CONSIGNING HORSES for the STEERS 6 blk Lenexa [email protected] HEIFERS SPRING SPECTACULAR 3 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 5 blk Marquette [email protected] 2 blk Marquette [email protected] 10 mix Miltonvale [email protected] HORSE SALE: MAY 15, 2021. 14 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 7 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 8 blk Lindsborg [email protected] 21 blk Lenexa [email protected] LAST CHANCE to get your Horses Consigned! 5 blk Lincoln [email protected] 3 blk Wilson [email protected] 5 blk Beverly [email protected] 10 blk Lindsborg [email protected] 13 blk Lenexa [email protected] 25 mix Miltonvale [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2021 6 blk Bennington [email protected] 7 mix Lincoln [email protected] 3 blk Marquette [email protected] 10 mix Belleville [email protected] •฀22฀blk฀hfrs฀650-750฀HR/LTW/2rd/wire&bunk฀broke 9 blk Hunter [email protected] 14 blk Miltonvale [email protected] •฀60฀sim/ang฀S&H฀575-800฀HR/LTW/2rd/฀off฀wheat 5 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 9 mix Hope [email protected] 13 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 19 blk Claflin [email protected] •฀40฀S&H฀500-700฀vacc/LTW 11 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 10 blk Claflin [email protected] •฀370฀blk฀S&H฀450-600฀HR/90฀days฀weaned/vacc/Native/grass&tubs 24 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 18 blk Miltonvale [email protected] •฀180฀blk&red฀hfrs฀700-800฀LTW/vacc/native 11 blk Belleville [email protected] 10 blk Beverly [email protected] 11 blk Beverly [email protected] 12 mix Belleville [email protected] •฀60฀strs฀750-800฀HR/weaned/vacc 22 mix Wilson [email protected] 13 mix Hutchinson [email protected] •฀11฀S&H฀400-700฀vacc/LTW/knife฀cut/bunk฀broke 6 blk Lindsborg [email protected] 12 mix Hope [email protected] 8 blk Bennington [email protected] 16 mix Marquette [email protected] •฀62฀str฀850-900฀mostly฀blk 34 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 30 mix Miltonvale [email protected] •฀60฀str฀850฀NS 4 red Hope [email protected] 20 blk Beverly [email protected] 11 mix Mt. Hope [email protected] 7 blk Lenexa [email protected] 4 blk Marion [email protected] 8 blk Beverly [email protected] 24 mix Claflin [email protected] 3 blk Marion [email protected] 5 red Abilene [email protected] 6 mix Wilson [email protected] SPECIAL COW SALE: TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2021 3 blk Marquette [email protected] 18 mix Oakhill [email protected] BRED฀COW/COW฀PAIRS 17 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 7 blk Haven [email protected] 15 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 22 mix Marquette [email protected] •฀70฀blk&red฀angus฀3-5฀yr฀olds฀bred฀swanson฀balancer฀bulls 9 mix Wilson [email protected] 14 mix Wellington [email protected] •฀50฀blk฀angus฀cows฀bred฀to฀swanson฀balancer฀bull 14 char Minneapolis [email protected] 10 mix Miltonvale [email protected] •฀150฀blk฀cows฀3-5yrs฀bred฀sim/ang฀Nov฀1st-Jan฀5th 39 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 19 blk Marquette [email protected] 20 blk Stafford [email protected] 21 blk Beverly [email protected] •฀85฀blk/red฀3-6yr฀olds฀bred฀char/G-G-A 12 mix Belleville [email protected] 8 blk Assaria [email protected] •฀10+10฀blk฀pairs฀5-older 13 blk Beverly [email protected] 23 blk Tescott [email protected] 64 mix Wilson [email protected] 25 mix Wellington [email protected] •฀30+30฀charx฀pairs฀3-5yrs฀all฀worked฀ 32 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 5 blk Falun [email protected] •฀15+15฀older฀pairs฀worked 2 blk Haven [email protected] •฀10฀fall฀bred฀blk/bwf฀bred฀Sunrise฀&฀Momentum฀Sun •฀15+15฀2-3฀yr฀olds฀bred฀Sunrise฀&฀Momentum฀Sun UPCOMING SPECIAL SALES 2021: •฀30฀3฀in฀1฀package฀3-6฀yr฀olds All Sales are Tuesday at 11 AM •฀10฀bred฀4-8฀yr฀olds COW SALES: Tuesday,฀March฀16฀•฀Tuesday,฀April฀20฀•฀Tuesday,฀May฀4 HEIFER PAIRS NEW FRONTIER BUCKING BULL SALE: SATURDAY,฀MARCH฀27,฀2021 •฀75+75฀blk฀hfr฀pairs฀worked •฀80+80฀pairs IN STOCK TODAY: •฀25+25฀1st฀calf฀hfr฀pairs฀sired฀by฀momentum฀sun฀&฀Sunrise •฀Heavy฀Duty฀Round฀Bale฀Feeders REPLACEMENT HEIFERS •฀42’฀ROUND฀BALE฀DUMP฀TRAILERS •฀20฀red฀angus฀OCHV฀pelvic฀exam •฀Heavy฀Duty฀5000#฀Grain฀Tote

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, March 16, 2021 Page 13 Gov. Kelly announces $5 million in grants to expand broadband statewide Governor Laura Kelly Kansas communities. secretary, said. “This is velopment, said. “Gover- is necessary for all com- this effort. As a result, has announced that Funded through the Kan- only the beginning, and nor Kelly recognizes that munities, and I appreci- many more Kansans will through the Broadband sas Department of Trans- the Kelly administration robust broadband access ate her commitment to be connected.” Acceleration Grant Pro- portation’s Eisenhower is committed to seeing gram, 14 broadband Legacy Transportation every Kansan connect- improvement projects Program (IKE), the Of- ed. Through this initial totaling $5 million will fice of Broadband Devel- round of grants, we are improve access to high- opment administers the laying a strong founda- speed internet for homes program to make more tion to continue to build and businesses in 18 ‘last-mile’ connections a robust broadband in- communities statewide. possible across the state. frastructure for our state, “Broadband access This first year of the now and into the future.” has been an overlooked ten-year program initiat- “COVID-19 shined a problem in Kansas and ed by Kelly invests $5 spotlight on the impor- across the country for million in grants with an- tance of broadband con- years – but my admin- other $5 million in match- nectivity as it relates to istration knows it’s a ing contributions from distance learning, remote game-changer, particu- the awardees, resulting work and tele-health larly for rural and un- in a $10 million total in- services,” Julie Lorenz, derserved areas of our vestment in the commu- transportation secretary, state,” Kelly said. “These nity. These projects were said. “It’s critical infra- grants use an aggressive selected following a com- structure as important as timeline to support ur- petitive funding round, safe roads, bridges and gent broadband needs and all proposed proj- drinking water.” that came to light during ects were made available Applicants, award- the pandemic. We’re for public review. To ed grant amounts and committed to ensuring encourage input, a pub- matching investments every Kansan has access lic comment period was are as follows: to the connection they included in the process, “The efficient infra- need for tele-health, vir- ensuring transparency structure deployments tual school, and to en- and community feedback enabled through these sure business can com- in the process of making grants are vital to mak- pete in an increasingly awards. ing scarce funding dol- digital-focused econo- “We said we would lars stretch as far as my.” be aggressive about im- possible by building on The Broadband Accel- proving broadband ac- previous successes in our eration Grant program cess, and that’s exactly pandemic response pro- was created in 2020 to what we’ve done,” David grams,” Stanley Adams, bring critically need- Toland, lieutenant gov- director of the Kansas ed broadband access to ernor and commerce Office of Broadband De- 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 held Friday, March 12th, Tonganoxie 6 blk [email protected] Goff 8 blk [email protected] Herington 1 blk [email protected] cattle suitable for grass were again Allen 3 blk [email protected] Perry 51 bwf [email protected] Riley 1 blk [email protected] finding very good demand at steady Dwight 6 blk [email protected] Emporia 5 blk [email protected] Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] to $3 higher prices especialliy on the Goff 12 blk [email protected] McLouth 3 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] steers. Heavy feeder cattle sold mostly Ottawa 4 Cross [email protected] McLouth 4 blk [email protected] CALVES steady according to quality and con- McLouth 26 blk [email protected] Onaga 5 blk [email protected] 1 blk @425.00 dition. Cull cows and bulls sold from Emporia 5 blk [email protected] Emporia 4 blk [email protected] 1 blk @410.00 steady to $2 lower. Tonganoxie 3 blk [email protected] Alma 5 [email protected] 1 blk @375.00 Dwight 45 blk [email protected] COWS & HEIFERETTES — 575-2,025 LBS. 3 blk @360.00 STEER CALVES — 275-550 LBS. Goff 5 blk [email protected] Kingman 2 blk [email protected] 1 blk @350.00 Allen 10 blk [email protected] Tonganoxie 3 blk [email protected] Council Grove 1 blk [email protected] 2 Cross @335.00 Allen 3 blk [email protected] McLouth 15 blk [email protected] Onaga 2 blk [email protected] COW/CALF PAIRS Allen 8 blk [email protected] HEIFER CALVES — 425-550 LBS. Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] AGE St. George 6 blk [email protected] Allen 7 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Kingman 8 2 @1985.00 Baileyville 3 Rd Ang [email protected] St. George 6 blk [email protected] Dwight 1 Cross [email protected] Kingman 5 blk @1975.00 McLouth 5 blk [email protected] Allen 7 blk [email protected] Linwood 1 Cross [email protected] Kingman 7 blk 2 @1910.00 Holton 3 Cross [email protected] Blaine 3 blk [email protected] Council Grove 1 blk [email protected] Kingman 14 blk 2 @1875.00 Holton 9 Cross [email protected] Onaga 8 blk [email protected] St. George 1 Cross [email protected] Tecumseh 7 blk 2 @1825.00 Alma 4 blk [email protected] Emporia 3 blk [email protected] Strong CIty 1 Rd Ang [email protected] Kingman 2 blk 2 @1800.00 STEERS — 550-950 LBS. Holton 15 Cross [email protected] Linwood 1 Cross [email protected] Seneca 10 blk 2 @1775.00 Alma 50 blk [email protected] Blaine 9 blk [email protected] Dwight 1 bwf [email protected] Seneca 5 blk 2 @1700.00 Holton 20 Cross [email protected] HEIFERS — 550-875 LBS. Council Grove 1 blk [email protected] Tecumseh 6 blk 2 @1550.00 Riley 8 blk [email protected] McLouth 9 blk [email protected] Dwight 1 Cross [email protected] Tecumseh 3 bwf SS @1150.00 Emporia 7 blk [email protected] Allen 4 blk [email protected] Alma 1 blk [email protected] Herington 2 bwf BM @1035.00 McLouth 11 blk [email protected] Holton 14 Cross [email protected] Randolph 1 Char [email protected] BRED COWS Goff 6 blk [email protected] Olsburg 4 blk [email protected] Prairie Village 1 Cross [email protected] AGE BRED Blaine 3 blk [email protected] Riley 3 blk [email protected] Alma 1 bwf [email protected] Marysville 3 Angus 3 7 @1350.00 McLouth 8 blk [email protected] Onaga 30 blk [email protected] McLouth 1 blk [email protected] Marysville 1 blk 3 7 @1350.00 Allen 5 blk [email protected] Riley 7 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] Cncl. Grove 4 blk 5-6 7-8 @1325.00 McLouth 4 blk [email protected] Centralia 14 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 Hols [email protected] Westmrlnd 1 bwf 6 6 @1175.00 Holton 6 Cross [email protected] Allen 7 blk [email protected] Riley 1 blk [email protected] Westmrlnd 1 blk 5 5 @1100.00 Riley 6 blk [email protected] Holton 5 Cross [email protected] Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Cncl. Grove 2 Cross 7-8 7 @1060.00 Seneca 1 blk [email protected] Cncl. Grove 1 blk SS 6-7 @1060.00 SPECIAL STOCK COW & Riley 1 blk [email protected] Marysville 3 Ang SS 6-7 @1050.00 BRED HEIFER SALE BULLS — 1,825-2,200 LBS. Cncl. Grove 4 blk SS 8 @1035.00 Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Cncl. Grove 1 blk 8 8 @1010.00 WED., MARCH 17 • STARTING 11:00 AM MARCH 31 SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE CLINE CATTLE CO WILL BE SELLING AT 11:00 A.M. PAIRS • 10 Angus & Simm Angus AI sired 18mo. bulls. • 15 big fancy blk home raised Fall calving 1st calf hfrs bred to Mill Brae Ranch LBW blk bull. • 20 Fall bred Angus & Simm Angus OCV hfrs, AI bred for Sept. 7 due date. • 30 mostly blk cows, 3-5 yrs w/ blk calves by side. 100 Fall & Spring Bred 1st calf heifers ; 225 1st calf heifer pairs ; 60 Cow calf pairs BRED COWS 180 Replacement Heifers ; 150 Spring Bred Cows ; 225 Fall Bred Cows • 120 mostly Blk, few Red, Herf & Char cross cows, mostly 4-6 yrs, few SS, bred Nelson Blk Baldy bulls to start calving Sept. FOR A COMPLETE LISTING VISIT OUR • 50 Nebraska origin Blk BWF cows, 3-5 yrs, bred Nelson Angus bulls to start calving Sept 1. • 50 Blk Fall calving cows, 3-5 yrs, bred black Angus or Simm Angus bulls to start calving WEBSITE AT MCCLIVESTOCK.COM Sept 1. • Complete Dispersal consisting of: 128 Blk Fall calving cows, 4-7 yrs, bred Char bulls for EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 19 Sept. 1 calving. • 110 Blk Fall calving cows, 3-8 yrs, but mostly 5-6, bred Red Angus for Aug 15 due date, • 14 blk home raised replacement quality OCV hfrs, pelvic measured, breeding shots, 700- should be done late Oct. 800 lbs. • 90 Red Angus Fall calving cows, 3-8 yrs, but mostly 5-6, bred Red Angus for Aug. 15 due • 34 Angus strs & hfrs, weaned, 1 rd shots, 550-750 lbs. date, should be done by late Oct. • 40 choice reputation Heref strs, 750-850 lbs. • 150 choice blk, bwf, Red Angus, few Heref strs & hfrs, all shots, poured, grass condition, FOR A COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE LISTING, 500-750 lbs. • 90 blk bwf hfrs, green condition, suitable for grass, 575-600 lbs. VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT MCCLIVESTOCK.COM • 25 blk & Crossbred strs & hfrs, shots, long weaned, 600-700 lbs. • 95 choice reputation blk hfrs, long weaned, green, 2 rds shots, 575-600 lbs. • 40 blk bwf hfrs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, green, 575-600 lbs. EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 2 • 30 Herf & BWF hfrs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, 700-775 lbs. • 90 choice Angus strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, weaned 3 weeks, 400-550 lbs. Upcoming Special Stock Cow & Bred Heifer Sale Dates • Wednesdays starting at 11:00 AM 2021: March 17 • March 31 • April 14 • May 5 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, March 16, 2021 numerous counties across Ground and delivered rounds 80.00-85.00. Corn and delivered locally to the state, delaying spring locally to feed lots and stalks: none reported; feedlots and dairies, none Kansas Hay burning and prompting dairies, 180.00-195 with Wheat straw: none report- reported. Sudan, large Market Report the governor to issue a instances at 215.00-225.00. ed. The week of 2/28-3/6 rounds 60.00-70.00. Wheat declaration of emergency Grass Hay: small squares 6,961T of grinding alfalfa straw, large squares none disaster, due to high fire none reported, large 4x4 and 461T of dairy alfalfa reported. For the week ending with very little carry-over. danger. According to the squares 100.00-110.00, was reported bought/sold. North Central-Northeast March 6, hay market pric- With the sunny and warm U.S. Drought Monitor for large rounds 70.00-80.00; Southeast Kansas Kansas es were steady for all hay weather the state has the week of March 6th, no Sudan: large rounds 75.00- Dairy alfalfa, grinding Dairy alfalfa, grass hay, types; demand remains been experiencing, there changes were made to the 85.00. Wheat straw, small alfalfa, ground/delivered grinding alfalfa, ground/ strong for alfalfa with sup- have been lots of anhy- drought categories. Ab- squares 3.50-4.50/bale, steady, grass hay steady; delivered steady; move- plies extremely limited in drous tanks and fertiliz- normal dryness (D0) re- large 3x4 squares 80.00- movement slow to mod- ment slow to moderate. the southwest. Most pro- er buggies out and about. mained at 16.5%, moder- 90.00. The week of 2/28-3/6, erate. Alfalfa: horse or Alfalfa: horse, premium ducers agree that hay sup- Due to the windy and dry ate drought (D1) remained 7,943T of grinding alfalfa goat, 230.00-240.00. Dairy small squares, 9.00-10.00/ plies will be greatly de- conditions, red flag warn- at 23%, severe drought and 1,508T of dairy alfalfa 1.00-1.05/point RFV. Stock bale. Dairy 1.00-1.05/ pleted come first cutting ings have been issued for (D2) remained at 6.5%, and was reported bought/sold. cow 150.00-160.00. Fair/ point RFV, Supreme extreme drought (D3) re- South Central Kansas Good grinding alfalfa, 185-237.00.00, Premium FARM AUCTION mained at 10%. If you have Dairy alfalfa, alfalfa large rounds 135.00-145.00, 170.00-195.00, Good 150.00- MONDAY, MARCH 29, 2021 — 10:00 AM any extra hay to sell and/ pellets, grinding alfalfa, or 160.00-170.00 delivered. 178.50. Stock Cow, 150.00- We have retired and will sell the following items at public auc- or need hay here in Kan- ground/delivered steady; Ground and delivered, 160.00. Fair/good, grind- tion at the farm located from I-70 exit 275 at Abilene, 2 miles sas, use the services of the movement moderate. Al- none reported; Grass hay: ing alfalfa, 115.00-125.00. North to 2500 Ave., then 2 miles East and 1.25 miles North to falfa: horse, small squares Ground and delivered 2620 Indy Road, ABILENE, KANSAS 67410. Look for the red Internet Hay Exchange: Bluestem, small squares gates and long driveway to the east. www.hayexchange.com/ 255.00-275.00. Dairy, 1.00/ 120.00-125.00, good 3x3 140.00-150.00. Grass hay: FARM MACHINERY (Viewing times to be posted on website or ks.php. point RFV, Supreme squares 100.00-125.00, Bluestem, small squares by appointment): JD 7220 2WD tractor; JD 9500 combine; JD ** Prices below reflect 185.00-225.00, Premium good, 3x4 squares 90.00- 5.50-6.50/bale, 3x4 to 4x4 920 20’ flex head; BBK Series II header trailer; Freightliner FL70 the average price. There 170.00-195.00, Good 150.00- 120.00, large 4x4 squares squares 100.00-105.00, single axle semi tractor; Great Plains 2S-2600 HD drill; JD #558 mega wide plus BR baler; TRAILERS & MORE! could be prices higher 178.00. Stock cow, 155.00- 90.00-110.00, large rounds large rounds 60.00-90.00. SKID STEER & ATTACHMENTS (sell at 11:30). and lower than those pub- 165.00. Fair/good grind- 65.00-75.00. Brome, good, Brome, small squares BR BALES ALFALFA & BROME SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE lished. ing alfalfa 145.00-155.00 small squares none re- 6.50-7.50/bale, 3x4 to 4x4 (SELL AT 11:15) & MORE MISC. FARM ITEMS A couple hay racks of shop tools & farm supplies to sell first. Southwest Kansas delivered with instanc- ported, 3x4 to 4x4 squares squares 110.00-120.00, Be on time. Not a lot of small items. Will be on machinery early. Dairy alfalfa, grinding es at 160.00 delivered. 95.00-125.00, large rounds large rounds 75.00-85.00; Machinery has been shedded. Loader tractor available. 30 days alfalfa, ground and deliv- Ground and delivered 65.00-80.00. Wheat Straw: Sudan, large rounds, for removal. Announcements made sale day to take precedence. ered steady; movement 160.00-170.00 with an in- 3x4 and 4x4 squares 60.00- 75.00-80.00. Wheat Straw: NOTE: Please WEAR MASKS and Practice Social Distancing! CLERK: Shirley Riek, 526 Frederick, Clay Center, KS 67432. moderate. Alfalfa: horse, stance at 190.00. Alfalfa 80.00. The week of 2/28-3/6, small squares 5.00-6.00/ DAN & AUDREY McGRATH, SELLER premium small squares pellets: Sun cured 15 pct 1,731T of grass hay was bale, large 4x4 squares For information regarding sale items call Dan: 785-479-6088 260.00-280.00. Dairy 1.00- protein 190.00-210.00, 17 reported bought/sold. 75.00-85.00, 100.00-110.00 1.05/point RFV, Supreme pct protein 200.00-210.00, Northwest Kansas delivered, large rounds Go to kretzauctions.com at Global Auction Guide or kansasauctions.net/kretz for Full Listing, pictures, 185-237.00.00, Premium Dehydrated 17 pct 305.00- Dairy alfalfa, ground/ 65.00-75.00. The week of viewing times & additional information 170.00-195.00, Good 150.00- 310.00. Grass Hay: Blue- delivered steady, grinding 2/28-3/6, 2,737T of grind- 178.50. Stock or Dry Cow stem, 3x4 and 4x4 squares alfalfa steady; movement ing alfalfa and 737.5T of Auction conducted by: Kretz Auction Service Greg Kretz, Salesman & Auctioneer: (785) 630-0701 165.00-175.00. Grinding al- 100.00-110.00, large rounds slow. Alfalfa: Horse or dairy alfalfa was reported Guest Auctioneer: Randy Reynolds (785) 263-5627 falfa 170.00-180.00, with an 60.00-90.00. Brome: large goat, 220.00-230.00. Dairy, bought/sold. instance at 190.00-200.00. 3x4 squares 100.00-120.00, Premium/Supreme 1.00/ *Posted by Kim Nettle- large rounds 95.00-100.00. point RFV. Stock cow, ton, Kansas Department of Teff: large 3x4 squares fair/good 145.00-155.00. Agriculture AUCTION 155.00-165.00, large rounds Fair/good grinding alfal- **Prices are per ton and New Surplus Parts, Take – Offs, Tires, Tools & Machines 120.00-130.00. Sudan: large fa, 120.00-140.00. Ground FOB unless otherwise noted SATURDAY,฀MARCH฀20,฀2021฀•฀Starting฀at฀10:00฀AM LOCATION:฀฀KanEquip,฀(North฀of฀Main฀Shop)฀-฀18035฀E.฀Hwy.฀24,฀WAMEGO, KS SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION MACHINES & TOOLS kit; Case ripper frame exten- ramps and tandem axles, 83 in. Coats 5060A air-operated tire sions; Hesston big square baler wide; 24 ft. enclosed, all steel SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 9:00 AM machine, Like New; IH 348 ejector kit 4755 or 4750; Trap sided gooseneck trailer w/multi- Auction held at Holton Livestock Exchange, 13788 K16 Hwy, HOLTON, KANSAS V8 gas irrigation engine; JRC door for R52 combine; Wheel ple side doors and swing open LIVE INTERNET BIDDING WILL BE AVAILABLE @ equipmentfacts.com Industrial parts washer; Landa rake window adjusting crank; back gate. TRACTORS, LOADERS & nure Spreader, PTO; IHC 37 10’ ment, Leak In One Hose; 2017 4-2000 power washer w/heat; Side by side brush guard; 1 TIRES & RIMS, New & Used ATTACHMENTS Disk; Krause 3 Pt 5 Shank Chis- Cat 289D, Rubber Tracks, Cab, Lincoln Ranger GXT welder gen- box of bulk air seeder hose; 31x13.5 15” rims; 8-16 9.5-24RI 1981 IH 886D, Rops, 3 Pt, Dual el; JD 2 Section Harrow; Danus- 1900 hrs; 2011 Cat 242 Skid erator (gas); Air arc gas power Faceplate for Rhino loader 2004 compact tractor tires Hyd, Good Tires & Paint; 1973 er 3 Pt Post Hole Digger/ 12” Au- Loader, 1758 hrs; NH LS185B generator and compressor model; Assorted tractor front (2) 5-12R1 compact tractor tires IH 966D, Cab, H&A, 3 Pt, Dual ger; IHC Walking Lister; Case IH Dsl Skid Loader, Foot Contols; combo 13hp Honda motor; Puma fenders CIH, NH, Agco; PTO (2) 22-9.00 turf tractor tires Hyd, Good Tires, OH; Case IH 900 6x30 Planter/Monitor, Very 2008 Kubota KX121-3 Mini Ex- 230 volt air compressor V Twin pump reservoir and cooler for (4) 7-14R1 compact new NH 5130 FWA, Cab/H&A/ GB 660 Few Acres On Rebuild; Rhino cavator/ 4 Buckets; NH 5’ Skid 6hp; Ingersol Rand gas pow- 1200 series planter; 22 gal. PTO tractor rims Loader/Joystick, Bucket & Bale 3 Pt. 7’ Rotary Mower; BMB 6’ Loader Bucket; Grouser Steel ered air compressor w/Kohler pump and reservoir/cooler 1200 (2) 10-16.5R4 NH rims and tires Spear, 3 Pt, Triple Hyd, Air Ride Rotary Mower 2&3 Pt.; Krause Tracks 10:00X16.5; Timberline motor; A&W tractor Dynometer; series CIH planter; Assorted (2) 34x9.25-16 foam filled 8 bolt Seat, 90% Rear Rubber, 10,400 1901 18.5’ Folding Wing Disc; Articulating Tree Shear/Stump Thomson Technology industri- hoses and fittings from 2140 (2) 18x8.50-10 turf lawn mower hrs, Ser# JJF1016228, Front AC 4’ Rotary Hoe, Pull Type; 3 Sprayer. al transformer transfer box to CIH planter; Case IH concaves tires Spare Tire; 1961 JD 4010D/ JD Pt 150 Gal. Boomless Sprayer, SHOP EQUIPMENT & MISC. switch from utility to generator; (to fit 1400, 1600 & 2000 series); (1) 26x12-12 turf lawn mower tire 158 Loader, Joystick, Open Sta- PTO; Bushog 2512 12’ Rota- Pickup Poly Water Tank/Valve CoolTech model 34288 A/C Assorted CIH & NH grab rails for (1) 10-16.5R4 Skid Steer tire- new tion, WF, 3 Pt, Sgl Hyd, 7’ Bucket ry Mower, 3 Pt; JD 4x16 Semi & Hose; 2- Wind Mill Pumps/3 reclaimer; Kold Draft model various cab platforms; CIH filler (3) assorted implement rims & Bale Spear, Axle Mount Du- Mount Plow; 12’ Hyd Auger For Water Spouts; 25 Pcs 4 1/2”x9’ GT561AHK 100lb ice machine; plates for concaves; CIH combine (1) 31-13.5-15 baler rim and tire als, 18.4x34 Good Rear Rub- Gravity Wagon; JD 68 PTO Au- Heavy Wall Pipe; 40 Pcs 27/8”x9’ Dayton industrial 15hp electric cab platform extension plate; CIH (1) 1834-30R1 Akuret-new ber, Good Paint; 1954 Super ger Wagon, Runs Freely; Heider Heavy Wall Pipe; 50 Pcs 2 motor; Dayton exhaust blower final drive extensions; CR 9080 12.4-24R1 Goodyear 90% H Series II, Power Steering, Mixer Auger Wagon, 5x7/Divider 7/8”x8’ Heavy Wall Pipe; Coseng w/6” flexible engine exhaust combine right side rear side panel; Assorted 6 & 8 bolt rims - white Runs Good, Owners Manual, Shut Off; 4 1/2’x10 Steel Box C211 Bit Tire Machine; 300 gal. hose; Emerson model 220 Assorted PTO shafts, all sizes (2) VF 600 70R20 combine steer Ser#29158; 1938 Farmall F14, Wagon, Needs Tires; Anthony Diesel Barrel & Stand; Homak air bladder jack 24k capacity; & lengths; Combine axle exten- tires, NEW WF, Cast Iron Wheels, 40” Rear 5’x10’ Steel Box Wagon, Needs Se Series 19 Drawer Tool Chest; Gray air bladder jack; DeWalt sions for CR & CIH combines; (2) 280/85R38 Continentals on Rubber, Elec. Start, Overdrive, Tires; Haybuster 107 9’ No-Till Husky 1/2” Impact; (3) 2 1/2 Ton metal cut-off saw; K&K Battery HD rear axle hubs for CIH & NH rims Runs Good, Parade Ready; IH Drill, Needs New Tray Below Floor Jacks; 2 Coats 1250 Di- Booster; Chicago upright drill NH 2 WD combines; Assorted (2) 340/85R38 Continentals on 706 Gas, WF, 3 Pt, Dual Hyd, 2 Box; IH 540 Manure Spreader, rect Drive Laser Guide Wheel press; Assorted chain breakers; Drago corn head poly snouts & NH rims 50% New Rear Tires & Brakes, Runs PTO; Ez Trail 500 Bu. Grain Cart/ Balancers; Pnuematic Tire Tire Receiver mount multiple vises covers; NH combine parts, new (2) 46” NH rims adjustable dish Good; AC WD45; AC WD Load- Tarp; (2) 5’ 3 Pt Rotary Mow- Spreader; Hunter TCX50 Stan- and vise for pickup; 2 GPI bulk & used, for TR & CR models; 10 bolt er/Bucket; 1994 MF 231D, Open ers; 3 Pt. Dirt Scoop; Small Dirt dard Tire Machine; Numerous fuel pumps w/meters, hose and CIH planter seed drums; MX 150 (2) 11.2-24R1 Michelins, new Station, 3 Pt.; MF 232 Loader/ Scraper; Antique Steel Wheeld Tire Bars; 2 Ingersoll Rand 1” guns. tractor hood; NH tractor hoods; on rims Joystick & 6’ Bucket; Great Bend Lister; Tumble Bug; Mccormick Impacts; 21 Pc 3/4 Drive Im- PARTS & ATTACHMENTS 3 pt. linkage parts; Pallet box of (2) 12.4-32R1 Michelins, new 600 Loader/6’ Bucket; Great Deering Steel Wheeled Frain & pact Sockets; Dayton Tool Box; 1 Steiger 3 pt quick hitch asst. hyd. hose, mostly new; 3 on rims Bend Loader/Bucket & Bale Fert. Drill; Bmb 5’ Rotary Mower; Napa 7.5 Hp 2 Stage Industrial top hook; miscellaneous boxes of asst. service and parts Plus many other front and Spear; 1950 Super A/Cultivator, Antique Steel Wheeled Planter; Air Compressor, 220; Champion Grasshopper collection system; manuals for NH, MF, Drago, rear tractor and truck tires Owners Manual, Ser#25811; Danuser 3 Pt Post Hole Digger; 10 Hp 230/460V Industrial Air Grasshopper 700 series collec- MacDon and Crustbuster, etc.; and rims Dearborn Loader; 13.5x38 Tire JD 3 Pt. 6’ Snow Blower. Compressor; Coats Rim Clamp tion system; Front splash guard Red, gray, brown & yellow indus- MISCELLANEOUS Chains; Kewanee 8’ 3 Pt Blade. HAY EQUIPMENT X Series Tire Machine; HD Steel for NH 195 spreader; NH TV140 trial T90 copper wiring; Deluxe New Holland sign; Asst. used COMBINE Case IH 8312 12’ Discbine, Hy- 42” Round Work Table/12” Vise; engine radiator screen; Rear pickup toolbox. lawn mowers, all types; Parts 1986 Case IH 1660 4x4, DT 466 dra Swing, New Knives; Case IH Continental HD Drill Press Mod- radiator and wiper door for HW PICKUP, BEDS & TRAILERS shelving – new; Adjustable slot- Engine, Hour Meter Not Work- 8460 5’ Baler, String; 2004 JD el DP13-5; Makita Metal Cut- or newer NH swather; Dual hubs 1995 Ford F250 diesel pickup, ted wall organizer panels; Pallet ing, No Head. 557 Baler, Mega-Wide Pickup, off Saw; (7) 8’x74” Angle Iron for 830 – White; Dual hubs for 237K w/8’ Reading Utility bed of 6’ heavy duty pallet racking; TRUCKS & ACCESSORIES String, Bale Trak Monitor, 14K Tire Racks, 3 Levels; (2) 10’x6’ 7110 CIH Magnum; Cab heater w/air compressor, no rust, runs 2 Ford pickup beds, like new; Western Pro 7’6” Snow Plow For Bales, Excellent Shape, Always Round Pipe Tire Racks, 3 Lev- kit L/LX/L5 465 or L190 NH Skid good; (2) 2011 Ford 3/4 ton, Steel fence posts; Assorted Pickup; 1981 Ford 8000 Semi Shedded, One Owner; Sitrex els; (4) 4’x4’ Round Tubingg Tire Steer; Cab heater and wiper 8’ pickup beds, like new, (1) tables; 40 folding chairs. Tractor, Cat 3208, 10 Sp, Trans & 12 Wheel Hay Rake; Ez Haul Racks; 41/2’x6’ Round Pipe Tire kit for HW300 or 320; Mag 215 w/no tailgate; Chevy Dually 8’ Fuel Guages Do Not Work, En- 32’ Bales Trailer, Side Dump; 8 Rack; (2) 22.5 Hub Pilot Steel fender pivot mounts; IH front pickup bed w/bumper and tail- PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS gine Has Oil Leak, Runs Good, Bale Accumulator, Sled Type; Wheels; Numerous New Tire suitcase weights 6 (collector); gate, like new; 18 ft. PJ bumper OF ALL TYPES! Shows 42,112 mi; 1964 IH Load- Work Saver 3 Pt Hyd Bale Un- Tubes; Misc New & Used Imple- Heavy duty swivel hitch for grain hitch flatbed trailer w/dove tail, star 1600/14’ Bed & Hoist, 4&2 roller; 7’x14’ Hay Wagon/Case ment Wheels; Redline Stands TERMS: Cash or Valid Check. Not Responsible for Accidents or Theft. Statements made sale day Sp, 6411 mi. Showing, Brakes Running Gears; M&W 12 Wheel Lawn Mower & ATV Electric/ take precedence over printed material. LUNCH฀ON฀GROUNDS. Leak; 1972 Chev. C50/15’ Steel Hay Rake; NH 780A Round Bal- Hyd Lift; Clarke Parts Washer; Sided Bed & Hoist, Pusher er, Extra Wide Pickup, Net Wrap; 2T Engine Hoist On Wheels/3 For more info., please call Axle, 4&2 Sp, Showing 72,248 NH 56 Hay Rake/Dolly Wheel; Pt; 78”x28” Steel Work Bench/ mi; 8’x8’ Utility Bed, All Doors & Hesston 1014 Swather; 22’ Hay Vise; Chicago Electric 440 Lb SELLER Jim, 785-456-4045 or Latches Work Freely. Elevator/Electric Motor; Vermeer Winch; 4’x80” Wooden Parts Bin; Mark 785-844-3025 VEHICLES 605 Super J Baler, 50 Bales Monitor Pump Jack; 3”x10” Well 2006 Chev. 1500 Crew Cab, On Rebuilt Monitor, Main Drive Cylinder; Tennsmith 36’ Sheet Auction฀Conducted฀By:฀CLINE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC 2WD, AT, 5.3 Gas, Runs Good, Sprockets & Pickup Reel Drive Metal Sheer/Pneumatic Cylin- Onaga,฀KS฀•฀785-889-4775฀•฀John฀E.฀Cline,฀Broker/Auctioneer,฀785-532-8381 High Miles, Salvage Title; 2008 Clutch; Top Hand Bumper Hitch ders; 4 Michelen 275 65R18 Austin฀Cline,฀Auctioneer,฀785-565-3246฀฀•฀Morgan฀Riat,฀785-458-9259 Dodge Avenger V6; 1998 Toy- 6 Bales Trailer/Duals; Antique Straight Tread Radial Tires, Less ota Tacoma Ext Cab 4x4, New Manure Wagon, No Wood; AC Than 500 mi; Hyundai 6550D WEBSITE: www.clinerealtyandauction.com Wheel Bearings & Trans Seals; Roto-Baler, Worked Good When Commercial Generator, Elec. 2011 Chev. Traverse, 207,000 Last Used; NH 660 Round Baler, Start, New/Never Used; Com- mi, Engine Will Randomly Shut Net Or Twine; Bramco Bumper pressor & Condensors For Walk Off, Less Than 7000 mi. On New 2 Prong Bale Spike; IH Side In Cooler, Was Working When Tires; 2014 Ford F250 Used Delivery Rake; Anttique Steel Pulled Out Of Grocery Store Takeoff Bed/ New Tail Gate, Wheeled Rake; Antique Steel Approx. 10 Yrs Ago; Several An- White; 1998 Chev. 3500 Crew Wheels & Axle; JD Drawbar Side tique Wire Stretchers; Coats 700 Cab 4x4, AT, 454 Gas, Flatbed/ Delivery Rake, Rubber Tires; An- Wheel Balancer; Ranger RX 950 GN Ball, Approx 60K mi. On Mo- tique Steel Wheeled Planter. Tire Machine; Pneumatic Tire tor, 194,500 mi. LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Spreader; 3 Phase Elec. Sq. D TRAILERS Apache 150 Bu Creep Feeder/ Box/40 Breakers. 2021 Timpte 43’ Super Hopper, Gates & Springs; 20’ Steel Feed HEDGE POSTS 78” Sides, Air Vibrate, Thunder- Bunk/Ends; 20’ Portable Steel 35 Hedge Line & Corner Posts stone 7000 Elec. Rollover Tarp, Feed Bunk; 5 Bale Rings; (2) 6’ 9’-12’. 2 Sp Hoppers, Air Ride, 455/55 Water Tanks; (2) 10’ Feed Bunks; BUILDING & R22.5 Super Singles, New/ Mira-Fount 2 Hole Waterer; 20 BUILDING MATERIALS Never Used (Build Specs)12’ HD 20’ Free Standing Livestock 45’ Conex Shipping Container; Bumper Hitch Tandem Axle Panels; 4 Calf Hutches; Pow- Golden Fox 24’X36’ Portable Trailer, Wood Floor, Folding der River Squeeze Chute; Fil- Bolted Steel Building/Instruc- Ramp, New Brakes & Lights; 16’ son Squeeze Chute; Hoffman 2 tions, Never Assembled; Old Bumper Hitch Car Trailer, Slide Bale Feeder; (2) 2 Wheel Liquid Butler 500 Bu. Grain Bin; 13 Pcs In Ramps, No Title; OKGS 26’ Protein Feeders; 7 Marting Mfg. 15’ 9” Used Tin Charcoal; 23 Pcs GN Flatbed Triple Axle Trailer, Smidley Ranger Wooden Rect- 21’ 6” Used Tin Maroon; 8’x12’ Fold Down Dovetail & Ramps, angular Hog Feeders, 16 Hole, Storage Building. Pintle Hitch Attachment; JD No Lids; Marting Mfg. Smidley LAWN & GARDEN 953 Running Gear; 1993 Coos Ranger Wooden Rectangular 2008 JD Z465 Mower, 62” Cut, 6’x20’ GN Stock Trailer; 1999 20 Hole Hog Feeder/Lid; 5 Ide- 27 Hp Kawasaki, 387 Hrs; 2003 Titan 7x20 GN Stock Trailer, al Farrowing Crates/Feeders, Grasshopper 720K, 61” Front Wood Floor, 1 Center Gate/ Good Shape; 2 Shenandoah Mount Deck, Gas, Approx. 1500 Slider, Gray; 8’x24’ GN Flatbed Ss Pig Feeders; 3 Ton Poly Bulk Hrs; 2005 Country Clipper Ja- Trailer, Single Tandem, Liquid Feed Bin/Elec. Motor & Auger To zee II ZT Mower/52” Cut, 20 Hp Tubes In Tires, Slide In Ramps; Fill Buckets; 10’ Slide In Pickup Kohler, 708 hrs; Several Misc. 1981 Coos 20’ GN Stock Trailer, Stock Racks; Filson Squeeze New Lawn Mower Tires; 5’x8 1/2’ No Brakes; Shop Built 12’ Steel Chute. Metal adj. Loading Ramp/Hand Bumper Hitch Tandem Axle Trail- SKID LOADERS, EXCAVATOR Winch; Flat Bottom Aluminum er; 25’ Semi Pup Trailer/Roll Up & ATTACHMENTS John Boat. Door, No Title. Bobcat 753 Skid Loader, Kubo- MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY ta Dsl, Newer Tires & Seat, Several Trailer Loads Of Miscel- Dearborn 2 Btm Plow, 3 Pt; Big Smooth & Tooth Buckets, Foot laneous Shop Tools & Other Mis- Ox 8’ 3 Pt Blade; BMB 7’ Rotary Controls, Approx. 2500 hrs; cellaneous Items! Mower, Pull Type; NH 327 Ma- Bobcat 709 Backhoe Attach- All items sold As Is Where Is, with buyers relying on their own inspection. All consignments listed are subject to change. Watch our website for additions & deletions continuing until auc- tion time. For PICTURES, visit our website: Holtonlivestock.com HARRIS AUCTION SERVICE, HOLTON, KS Dan฀Harris,฀Auctioneer฀785-364-7137฀•฀Cody฀Askren,฀Auctioneer฀785-364-7249 Randy฀Pryor,฀Auctioneer฀712-644-7610฀•฀Craig฀Wischropp,฀Auctioneer฀785-547-5419 Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. 785-364-4114 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 15 K-State Animal Science students compete in Academic Quadrathlon The Kansas State Uni- In the local competi- have two weeks to prepare versity (K-State) Ani- tion, 17 teams participated a ten- to 14-minute presen- mal Sciences Academic in four events: laboratory tation on the topic. Quadrathalon took place practicum, written exam, In the quiz bowl, ques- February 22-25. A total of oral presentation and quiz tions may be asked on any 17 teams comprising 67 stu- bowl. topic that relates to animal dents competed this year. In the laboratory agriculture and can be an- Members of the champi- practicum, the teams swered quickly. Brackets on team are Ally Leslie, solve hands on problems are created based on writ- Inman; Emily Headrick, involving animal science ten exam performance. Kismet; Emily Prugh, knowledge such as animal On their way to earning Elkhart, Indiana; and Jer- management and care. overall champion honors, ilyn Nelson, Holton. The The work at each station this year’s champion team team represented K-State usually involves a species earned first in the writ- Pictured from left are: Joe Ebert, Fourth & Pomeroy Associates vice president and at the regional competi- such as beef or swine or a ten exam and laboratory general manager; Jerilyn Nelson, Ally Leslie, Emily Prugh, Emily Headrick and Dr. tion as part of the Midwest disciplinary area such as practicum, and second Karol Fike, KSU ASI teaching associate and contest coordinator. section of the American physiology or meats. place in the quiz bowl. Society of Animal Science The written exam ques- The overall champion HERINGTON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. meeting, which was hosted tions involve any area re- team members received virtually March 6-7. lated to animal science a custom belt buck- The K-State team concepts and principles. le crafted by Max Lang CATTLE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY: placed third overall in Each team worked on one Buckles, Houston, Texas. 11:30 AM the Midwest ASAS virtual exam, dividing the ques- Seventeen-year sponsor competition. tions as they choose. of the K-State Academ- 3/10/21 SALE RESULTS The team placed sec- In the oral presentation, ic Quadrathalon and the COWS & HEIFERETTES Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Jnctn City, 5 blk [email protected] ond in lab practicum, writ- students choose from a list K-State team is Fourth & Tampa, 3 mix [email protected] Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Ramona, 60 Red [email protected] ten exam and quiz bowl. of current, animal science Pomeroy Associates, Clay Tampa, 1 bwf [email protected] Ramona, 1 blk [email protected] Alta Vista, 9 blk [email protected] Seven teams competed. related topics. 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Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Lst Sprngs, 1 Char [email protected] Herington, 19 Red [email protected] Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Lst Sprngs, 1 blk [email protected] Ramona, 59 blk [email protected] The Business of Farming Series provides insights Herington, 1 blk [email protected] BULLS Jnctn City, 10 blk [email protected] Alta Vista, 1 blk [email protected] Lst Sprngs, 1 blk [email protected] Herington, 56 blk [email protected] for farmers and help to local communities Ramona, 1 blk [email protected] Burdick, 1 blk [email protected] HEIFERS The Business of Farm- say thank you directly to Mike Scherer, Ag Risk Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Dwight, 1 blk [email protected] Wilsey, 7 blk [email protected] ing Series, hosted weekly our customers and those Solutions: Farm Programs Salina, 1 Red [email protected] Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Alta Vista, 9 blk [email protected] January 26-March 2, 2021, who invested the time to & Crop Insurance for 2021 Herington, 1 blk [email protected] Cncl Grve, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 3 blk [email protected] provided industry-leading participate,” Scherer says. “We received great Cncl Grve, 2 blk [email protected] White City, 1 Red [email protected] Alta Vista, 13 blk [email protected] speakers to bring insights Donations were made feedback from participat- Lincolnville, 1 blk [email protected] STEERS Herington, 38 blk [email protected] to producers to help them to the following organiza- ing producers about the Tampa, 1 blk [email protected] Cncl Grve, 12 mix [email protected] Herington, 53 blk [email protected] in various aspects of the tions: insights from the speakers Woodbine, 1 Rwf [email protected] Alta Vista, 11 blk [email protected] Marion, 3 blk [email protected] business side of their op- AgGrandize and the quality informa- erations. Sterling Evangelical tion they received,” Scher- EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 17 To bring a sense of com- Bible Church er says. “We made the best • 27 blk strs & hfrs, HR, LW, shots, 550-700# • 60 MB strs, 875-900# munity to the series, Ag Piqua Knights of Co- of the virtual learning en- • 60 MB strs, 900-925# • 60 MB strs, 875-900# Risk Solutions also ran- lumbus vironment, but we are al- • 60 MB strs, 900-925# • 120 mostly blk strs, 825-875 lbs, PENDING domly chose one partici- Dighton Eager Beavers ready working to take the MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME pant each session to give 4-H Club series back to an in-person back to their community. Winchester 4-H Club event setting for 2022.” “We wanted to do some- Topics and presenters For more information EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 24 thing to give back to the for the Business of Farm- on Ag Risk Solutions and • 64 blk Red strs, HR, LW, shots, 825-875# • 40 mostly blk hfrs, HR, LW, shots, 600-750# producers participating ing series included: the assistance they pro- • 62 blk hfrs, HR, LW, shots, 850-875# • 100 blk strs & hfrs, HR, LW, shots, 600-750# and their communities,” Jolene Brown: If We vide to producers in Kan- • 70 blk hfrs, HR, LW, shots, 800-825# MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME says Mike Scherer, Ag Risk Huff & Puff, Will We Blow sas, Missouri, Iowa and Solutions president. “As Your House Down? Nebraska, call 877-556- we wrapped up each of Paul Mussman, AgWest 0588 or visit www.Ag-Risk- SPECIAL CALF SALE MARCH 31ST the six sessions, we picked Commodities: Commodity Solutions.com. • 90 blk Cows/Pairs, good running age bred • 5 Braunvieh X pairs, running age. one participant who got Market Update cows/pairs. Will be worked and ready for • 33 mostly blk strs & hfrs, HR, shots, 450- to choose a non-profit of Allan Gray, Purdue grass. 550#. their choice for the dona- University: The Greatest • 2 blk bulls, 6 yrs old, breeding soundness tion.” Story Never Told & Trich tested. MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME The number of par- Gary Lezak, Weather ticipants each week de- 2021: Looking Forward: Our Consignments can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to termined the donation The Accurate LRC Predic- www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online Subscription. amount. tions for Spring and Sum- GSI “The other half of each mer GRAIN BINS View Our Auction Live at LMAAUCTIONS.COM winner’s pot went to the Brad Palen, K•Coe ALL SIZES AVAILABLE Hopper Bins Available KFRM AM 550, Every Wed., 8:00 a.m. • Barn Phone 785-258-2205 participating producer to Isom: 2021 Ag Tax Outlook FINANCING AVAILABLE www.HeringtonLivestock.com Harder AG PRODUCTS West Highway 50 Manager: Tracy Ediger, 785-366-6645 PEABODY, KANSAS 66866 JASON ’S Phone 620-983-2158 Dave Bures - 402-766-3743 • Bob Kickhaefer, Cell - 785-258-4188 HELICOPTER www.grainbinsusa.com Tim Wildman, 785-366-6152 SERVICES LLC

KS & OK • AERIAL APPLICATION SERVICES 952.451.7511 (CHIEF PILOT) • 952.452.1289 (OFFICE) AERIALSPRAYINGMN.COM [email protected] LAND AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 2021 — 10:00 AM Hanover Community Building — HANOVER, KANSAS 266.44± ACRES WASHINGTON COUNTY LAND TRACT 1: FSA Info: DCP Cropland Acres = 28.32 Estimated TRACT 2: FSA Info: DCP Cropland Acres = 101.29 Estimated Both of these farms have extremely good soil types, are highly productive and have been well cared for. Contact me with questions you have regarding this exceptional Wash- ington County KS property. Jessica Leis - 785.562.7817 HEIRS OF DONNA LOHSE, SELLER Download our Midwest Land & Home App On your Apple or Android and get registered to BID TODAY! Watch Upcoming Grass & Grain’s For Details! For a VIRTUAL TOUR of this property visit www.MidwestLandandHome.com To stay up to date on auctions and listings LIKE our Facebook page Midwest Land and Home. ONLINE & PHONE Bidding Available - Register NOW!

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SIMMENTAL & SIMANGUS 32 FIRST CALF ANGUS 10th Annual SIMMENTAL BULLS AND bulls. AI sired. Breed leading heifers, 3 calves on ground, heifers for sale. Show heifers, Hereford Bulls EPDs. Gentle and reasonably $1150/ head. 620-596-2813. broke to lead. Ames Simment- Yearlings priced. Geiger Cattle. Troy, Ks. al, Wymore, Nebraska. 402- Complete Performance Data Semen Checked 785-850-0134 or 785-850- 23 RED ANGUS CHAROLAIS 645-3544, 402-520-2422. 0859. cross heifers for fall calving, Females bred Red Angus. 785-799- ANGUS BULLS POLLED SHORTHORN bulls, Call us for your needs finest bulls ever raised here. 14 YEARLING SIMM ANGUS 4159. Calving Ease Great selection. Lauer Short- heifers, 800 lb. Most from AI Virgin 2 year old bulls Production Sale horns, Abilene. 785-479-2288, sires. Very gentle, shots, pel- 22 CHAROLAIS/RED ANGUS BRIAN KOSTER 785-200-4042. vic measured, poured. Luin cross cows, second and third Wed., March 17, 6 PM TESCOTT, KS Berger, Waterville. 785-268- calf for fall calving, bred Red Overbrook Livestock Comm. 785-488-6219 POLLED HEREFORD calving- 0647. Angus. 785-799-4159. • 50 Angus bulls, 2-year olds 785-436-7005 and Spring Yearlings bkangus.wix.com/bull ease bulls. Five Feb/March • 30 Yearling Open heifers, yearlings, half-brothers. $1900 RED ANGUS FOR SALE: each. Will keep until 1April. Gustafson spring and fall bred heifers, Reg. and Commercial • 20 young commercial pairs ANGUS & SIM-ANGUS Free delivery. Kanza Cattle, Herefords spring pairs, yearling bulls. 3- 18-24 month old bulls Chapman. 785-313-6565. 7477 Davis Creek Rd Bar-H Cattle. 785-770-7969. Howard Woodbury 785-453-2492 785-241-0515 available, easy fleshing, GUS GUSTAFSON & FAMILY John Woodbury maternal focused, Junction City, KS 22 CHAROLAIS RED ANGUS 785-453-2223 785-229-2557 calving ease, Gus Gustafson springer heifers, 4 calves on www.woodburyfarmskansas.com good disposition. 785-238-7306 ground, $1150/ head. 620-596- 2813. TERRY OHLDE “The Best of Both ANGUS & SIMMENTAL- ANGUS BULLS Yearling to 2 year olds Worlds” Sale ANGUS BULLS Performance Data Available Mon., March 22, 2021 Good Maternal Traits Fertility Tested 12:00 Noon 785-747-6554 Continuously raising Angus [email protected] cattle for 71 years. Dwight, KS Angus, Red Angus • Priced for the commercial Vering Angus cattleman & Charolais — SELLING — ANGUS BULLS Greg Vering • Yearlings & 2-year olds w/ Bulls For Sale Marysville, KS 60 - Fall Yearling Horned calving ease and growth 18 to 24 Months Old Hereford Bulls 785-562-7164 Cell Over 250 18 month old & • Excellent selection w/ volume Also Yearlings • 50 - Fall Yearling Angus Bulls discounts 785-562-3988 Home Spring yearling bulls available FEMALES • Performance data available • Your Private Treaty 70 - Heifer Pairs (F1 BWF & • Good maternal traits • Good maternal traits Headquarters. Over 25 Hereford) HUNINGHAKE ANGUS Gentle disposition years experience in Private • Treaty & Sight-Unseen Sales. 100 - Fall Bred Heifers (HH, Frankfort, KS • Calving ease You won't be choosing from AN & F1 BWF) Leo Huninghake • Priced to sell bulls that "didn't make the 29 - Yearling AQHA Colts Home: 785-292-4537 sale" or were "caught" in the Cell: 785-556-2648 DVAuction Red Angus replace- auction. Tami McIntosh 308-870-3661 BUSS ANGUS Our goal is to get the right ment heifers for sale. Leonardville, Kansas March 20 • 1 p.m. • NEW SALE LOCATION bull to the right herd every [email protected] Very docile and easy to be C: 785-410-3006 On Target Bull time. www.oleenbrothers.com around. Heifers have had all H: 785-293-4444 See our display ad in this is- Development Center • shots and are Bangs vaccin- sue. 990 Tumbleweed Rd Jan: 785-482-3383 ated. Ready for turn out. Videos, data, and catalog Blue Rapids, KS • Large numbers to choose For Sale Private Treaty: available on our website. Arden: 785-466-1422 from. Big one ranch sets from Please check for updates Broadcasted online at South Dakota. throughout the Spring. Jesse: 785-499-3250 REGISTERED DVAuction.com Please call or text SENECA, KS • Genomic enhanced EPD's Andrew: ANGUS BULLS on every bull in all three 785-499-3636 Selling 37 Hereford bulls, Chase Gann at 150K enhanced EPDs breeds. Box 8, Dwight, KS 66849 Private Treaty 24 Angus bulls, 620-877-7237 It's time to come home to... Performance Tested, 18 Month Angus Bulls 20 Hereford first-calf pairs, Fertility Tested, Free AI Sired 10 Hereford heifers, and HARMS 1,385 Head Sell at the Delivery, Guaranteed Sight Registered 10 Angus heifers. Unseen Purchases. Calving Ease PLAINVIEW nd Excellent Disposition. Gentle Disposition Learn more at 42 Annual P.I. Negative RANCH Priced to sell!! OnTargetBullSale.com Mark & Kim Harms Production Sale HOLTON, KANSAS 2528 250th Street David J. & Doris, 785-845-5272 • 785-817-2328 Lincolnville, KS 66858 Saturday, April 3, 2021 • 9 AM Daren Ronnebaum Springhill Herefords At the ranch near Ashland, KS www.rinkescattle.com Email: [email protected] [email protected] 785-294-1511 Dave Stump www.HARMSRANCH.com SELLING: 785-556-0124 620-924-5544 • 420 REGISTERED BULLS Sandhill Farms Dan Scmidt • 300 REGISTERED FEMALES INCLUDING: Mark Cell: Hereford Production Sale 785-562-6685 (100) 2019 Born Donors 620-382-6388 (32) 3-N-1 Pairs March 27, 2021 • 1 PM Alcove Cattle Co. (66) Bred Cows Ken Duensing Kim's Cell: (160) Bred Heifers At the farm • Haviland, KS th 785-268-0898 620-382-5373 • 300 atBRED the COMMERCIAL 14 Annual FEMALES Fall Bull Sale Selling approximately 240 head including: • 165 SPRING BORN COMMERCIAL PAIRS Monday, Sept. 24 • 9 AM • At the ranch • Ashland, KS • 120 Registered Polled Hereford Bulls The spring born commercial pairs are from longtime • 15 Registered Hereford 5-Year-Old Cows with Heifer Calves Gardiner• 395 customer, Registered Rex Bulls McCloy, • 40 RegisteredMorse, Texas. Females The calves • 50 Open Commercial Hereford Heifers are sired by• 220GAR Bred Ashland Commercial and sons Heifers of GAR Ashland. • 40 Open Black & Red Baldy Heifers • 2 Load Lots Bred Commercial Females Watch the sale and bid live online at LiveAuctions.tv and Proven in the pasture by commercial beef producers for SuperiorClickToBid.com.GardinerAngus.com for Register video of for sale online offering, bidding sale prior book seven generations. 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Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 17 GRASS & GRAIN DIRECTORY CATTLE SWINE FEED & SEED REAL ESTATE BIG ROUND BROME BALES, 170 ACRES FARM/PASTURE AUCTIONEERS SWINE net wrapped. $80/ ton. 620- land, surveyed. Springs, pond, EQUIPMENT 654-2661. good 5 & 6 wire fences. Excel- Buildings — Ventilation lent deer hunting. Blaine, Hwy. Flooring — Feeders 35 ROUND BALES CRP. Put 99 access. $2700/acre. 785- Waterers — Heaters up early December. $30 per 630-0621. Crates — Nursery Equip. bale if you take all. You pick up GAVEL ROADS K & N in Abilene, Kansas. Contact Bill @602-390-4930 Barber County IS THE PLACE TO GO Swine Systems Price adjustment - just under TO BUY AND SELL $2,000 per acre! Yearling Registered Angus RICK HENRY LOOKING FOR PASTURE for 1182 acres in the Gypsum EQUIPMENT. bulls, AI sired, performance 30 pairs and bull. Can spray STEVE MURRAY 785-336-2130 Hills area close to Medicine Broker/Auctioneer tested, carcass ultrasound, SENECA, KANSAS thistles, fix fence. Top dollar 785.587.7737 genomic enhanced EPD's, paid. 785-955-0649. Lodge. Rolling terrain with www.gavelroads.com MURRAY semen checked & guaranteed. abundant wildlife and excel- lent natural grasses. Fenced READY ... SET ... SOLD! AUCTION & REALTY Lindsborg, KS GOAT SMALL SQUARES, prairie hay Real Estate - Farm - Household and cross fenced. Several 785-227-5414 or straw, wire tied, no old 785-556-4354 Davis Prairie Star grass. Olson, 785-499-6862. ponds, some Spring fed. YOUR REAL ESTATE [email protected] No texts. $2,365,000. AUCTION TEAM! www.murrayauctionandrealty.com Show Goat Sale Immediate Possession. FOUNTAIN- PRAIRIE HAY SMALL Call Jamie Lonker Sat., March 27, 2021 squares, wire tied, $5/ bale, ex- HARGRAVE 2346 KS 58 Hwy., 620-213-0730 cellent hay. Big rounds, 1200 CATTLE Madison, KS ------COMPANY lbs.+, $75/ ton. Abilene, 785- Viewing: 9:00 AM 210-4083. G&A Real Estate, INC. Auction: 10:00 AM Dolly Anderson, Broker TERRI HOLLENBECK, Broker Offering high-quality FOR SALE- BROMEGRASS 785-532-8801 Check out our ANDREW SYLVESTER, Auctioneer Charolais Bulls l arge round bales. Ne t Manhattan, Kansas wrapped- John Deere baler. BILL DISBERGER, Coordinator Private Treaty Facebook page - [email protected] JESSICA HOLLENBECK, Office Mgr. Davis Prairie Star Show Approx. 1600-1700 lbs./ bale. Excellent quality- never rained www.kscrossroads.com • High Performing Goats! Structurally Sound on in windrow. Will load, no FARM & RANCH 785.539.2732 • charge. Call: 785-541-0740 • Quiet Disposition Carla: ------• Fertility Tested, Virgin Bulls Land For Sale 620-437-6315 FOR SALE: 2019 & 2020 ARMSBID.COM Sumner Co.- 60 acres all For more information or small square brome bales. Kull’s Old Town Greg: gently rolling crop land East pictures contact: Sprayed, never wet. Need to of Caldwell. Call Chris 493- Station invites 620-340-9534 move. Big round 4x5 prairie consignments for 2476. hay. Got too big for small our Spring, Sum- Nick Hargrave Sumner Co.- 158 acres mer & Fall Auctions. If you have squares. Sprayed, put up dry. gently rolling crop land near 785-293-2176 POULTRY Some decent hay cheap. 1 or 1,000, we’d like to talk to you. [email protected] East of Caldwell. Call Chris We will also buy collections or Wakefield, 785-410-1177, 493-2476. individual guns. Poultry & Small leave a message. Saline Co.- 21.5 acres with [email protected] or 22 acre railroad lease. 37.5 785-862-8800 • 800-466-5516 Animal Auction acres cropland South of Topeka, Kansas GLM Herefords PASTURE Serving all 105 Kansas Fairgrounds, Clay Center, KS Brookville. Call Chris 493- 2476 counties with more than March 27, 2021 NEEDED: GRASS FOR 30- Ottawa Co.- 10 Acre Build- 30 years of experience. 100 head spring calving pairs. ing Site & 20 Acre Building June 19, 2021 Will pay premium for good Site Northwest of Bennington Offices located in Wichita, grass. 785-747-7155 Manhattan & Anthony. August 21, 2021 on blacktop. Call Chris 493- Call us today at 2476 SALES CASH ONLY NEEDING PASTURE FOR Farm & Ranch Division Of: 316.524.8345 summer grass, 6 cows; Geary/ 15% commission Riley/ Dickinson/ Morri s www.genefrancis.com Polled Hereford and Check in begins at 8:00 am counties. 785-477-4125 A bid above the rest! Hereford Bulls For Sale Auction begins at 12:00 pm Yearling bulls available. Gate fee: $2.00 per person Calving ease, growth, flesh- PASTURE FOR RENT- Cus- ing ability and Disposition all Fee for no sale over $50 is tom grazing, 22 pasture rota- in one package. EPD's, per- commission on the bid. tion. Full care. SE Nebraska. formance information, fertility Bodie, 402-730-3643. tested, guaranteed and free Birds must comply with state delivery. blood test requirements. REAL ESTATE Grant McKay Bid is per animal in the cage. Specializing in On-Site Marysville, KS Cages sell with animals. auctiOnS Of all typeS 785-619-6086 No boxes except for chicks. Farm - Household - Real Estate - Etc. Cell 308-470-1190 Miller & Midyett Real estate glmherefords.com 785-410-0054 or Wayne Wischropp & Michele Loeffler, [email protected] Realtors 785-565-3824 Wischropp auctions Facebook Feathers, Wayne & Marcia Wischropp, Owners Obermeyer Fluff & Stuff www.wischroppauctions.com Charolais call: 785.828.4212 LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Like Us On Facebook FOR SALE: 2 3/8" PIPE and 7/8" sucker rod with ends. 785- 706-1224. Manhattan. Custom Manure D. ROCHE Hauling & Spreading FENCING HOLD 'EM FENCE Company • Beat the rush of the high barbed wire, welded continu- Big to Small Jobs! 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HALDEMAN • Performance data available CONTACT ERIC STRADER WELL DRILLING & endurobrandlivestock.com 785-363-7353 Drew Obermeyer 785-231-8397 PUMP SERVICE MARYSVILLE, KS 785-799-6273 dobermeyer1986@ CATTLE FENCE HOOVER gmail.com AND EQUIPMENT Cont. fence, posts, gates, cable & pipe TARP SALES Bunk & hay saving feeders (50% less) Squeeze & loading chutes, alleys WELL DRILLING Red Rhino hay and gooseneck trailers COMPLETE PUMP SERVICE Corral design. Customized work. AUTOMOTIVE Abilene, KS SOLAR PUMPS Lowest Prices, Toll Free 1-800-536-2348 MANHATTAN, KS Day or Night 58 ANGUS BULLS GoBob Quality - Always! “DON’T GO TARPLESS” 785-539-9295 For Sale by Private Treaty www.hoovertarpsales.com 855-880-7964 2 year olds & Yearlings GENUINE SHUR-LOK YOUR AD COULD BE • • Featured Sires: Dually, GoBobKS.com NOTHING LESS! HERE! 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LURAY, KANSAS • WORKING CIRCLES 785-698-2225 • CAKE FEEDERS Hope, Kansas Luin Berger • CONTINUOUS FENCING 785-479-2103 785-479-1725 785-268-0647 Cell • PANELS & GATES See us at www.lucoinc.com Or call toll free: RED & BLACK 1-888-816-6707 ANGUS BULLS PO Box 385 Strong City, KS 66869 Hutchinson, Kansas • Hillsboro, Kansas Newton, Kansas FEED & SEED 2019 Ford F250 King Ranch crew 4x4, diesel, auto, loaded, ANGUS BULLS 49k mi. Yearling & 18 Month Old Excellent Yearlings & 2 yrs old WANTED DAMAGED 2016 Ford F250 Lariet crew 4x4, Bulls selection of Calving Ease GRAIN diesel, auto, loaded, 68k mi. Calving Ease with Great Polled Hereford We pay top dollar for 2013 Ford F550, XL, 4x4, crew, Growth & Carcass damaged grain. Trucks and Growth DRW, flat bed diesel, auto, And Sires include: Comrade, vac's available. Immediate 98k mi. Performance Data F1 Black Baldy Tahoe, Flat Top, Rainfall, response anywhere. 2019 GMC 2500 HD Denali President, & Acclaim. 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Duane Blythe & Erosion Control Products Randy Huninghake Debbie Lyons-Blythe Ask for Kris Hanschu Valek Farms Cover Crop Seed krishanschu@ Frankfort, KS Mick:785-732-6637 785-349-2652 866-765-3415 785-556-0319 Cell Cell: 785-527-1049 [email protected] midwaymotors.com 785-292-6019 Home Bill: 785-527-1033 785-466-1338 www.FeyhFarmSeed.com 620-755-2824 Page 18 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 AUTOMOTIVE MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

2003 STERLING SEMI Duals 19-1/2' 45 VIBRASHANK with WANTED: LARGER OLDER WANTED: JD 4440 tractor. 2006 JD 1990 CCS, NO-TILL Cummings engine, 10 speed Tire Town Inc. hydraulic wings, Flo-Trol and Cat wheel loader. 816-387- 785-608-3504, 785-554-0765. air drill, approx. 12,000 acres, transmission. 785-547-5775 20 8x38 New ...... $825 hoses. Ready to put on NH3. 6091. 30' - 15" or 30" seeding, good 340/85 R28 New ...... $485 Seed vac to load planter, 1 or 2 FOR SALE: 653A ROW HEAD condition, with JD 1800 monit- 520 70R30 Buffed ...... $700 Guaranteed Used Truck box frame. 785-249-3966. Excellent condition. Was al- or with brown box. $42,500. 480 70R28 Buffed ...... $500 TRAILERS Tires, most sizes. ways shedded. 785 614-4743. Call for pics. 785-466-6019. 420 85R34 Used 70% ....$300 NEW GeeTire.com 520/85R42 80% ...... $800 2009 JD MODEL 1750 Max- Rakes: VR1428 7 184x38 10P New ...... $525 Rossville, KS. KRAUSE 4200 FIELD cultivat- Emerge XP vacuum 8-row USED 600/65 R28 New ...... $1,000 785-231-8397 or, 32'. 785-243-5223. planter, liquid fertilizer, big Balers: 6- 605SM, 5- 605N, 9 360/70R28 Buffed ...... $325 seed boxes, row cleaners, LIVESTOCK & HORSE 2- 605SM corn stalk, 1- 710/75 R42 Buffed ...... $1,600 JD 7000 6x30 PLANTER, pneumatic down pressure, TRAILERS 504N, 4- 605M, 1- 604M, 1- $2,500. IH 14' field cultivator, shedded. Contact 316-371- FLATBED TRAILERS 23 R30 overstock ...... $1,100 504SI, 1- 6650 Rancher, 1- $1,200. Both good condition. 0112, 316-371-8783. • 1-800-526-0939 • 184x34 New ...... $480 6650 Rancher. Rakes: 1- www.circle-dtrailers.com 800/70 R38 Buffed ...... $2,600 785-589-2593. R2800, 2- R2300, 1- VR1224 PLANTER SALVAGE 380/90 R46 80.00 ...... $750 LARGER BALE FORKS WHITE 8222 NO TILL planter, IH 800-900-950-955 Cyclo 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 SPRING STEEL AVAIL. 12 row, 30" spacing, liquid fer- JD 494-1280, 7000-7300, 913-441-4500 913-682-3201 METAL Trailers 4 U NEW tilizer, 2-200 gallon tanks, 3 plate and plateless ROUND SQUARE TUBING • ZR5 self propelled bushel hoppers, hydraulic White 5100 785-292-4166 ANGLE CHANNEL & FLAT CLAAS • 604-605N net d rive. Monitor included . Frankfort, KS 2 3/8", 2 7/8", 4 1/2" pipe USED FORAGE • R2300 & R2800 rakes $33,000. 620-242-6567. Koelzer Repair HARVESTERS & HEADS WELDING SUPPLIES • TM800 Trail Mower Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles (5) '18 CLAAS 980 ...... • VR-8, 10, 12 wheel rake 1996 JD 8300 MFWD; 70% for sale Several used Zero Turn mow- www.trailers4u.com ...... FR. $270,000 USED EQUIPMENT rear tires with duals, 70% Welding rods & wire ers ...... Coming In (4) '17 CLAAS 980 ...... • 604N fronts; front wts; quick hitch; 4 Top & bottom belts for all bal- New 2021 Country Clipper ...... FR. $210,000 • TM800 Trail mower remotes; rear wts; new injec- ers mowers ...... Coming In (2) '15 CLAAS 980 ...... • MC1030 MOCO tion pump & turbo; good cab in- Twine 4' & 5' netwrap NEW EQUIPMENT Used Winkel flat bed cab and ...... FR. $200,000 • MC840 terior; 9,080 hrs. $42,500. Call When There's Work To Do... Portable panels, Feed Bunks chassis ...... Coming In (3) '14 CLAAS 970 ...... • 605M net ramp floats for pics. 785-466-6019 ...... FR. $165,000 & Round Bale Feeders FEED MIXERS Used Crownline bale bed, electric ...... Just In (2) '14 CLAAS 980 ...... Vermeer Sales & • FA-430 Feed wagon 2004 KINZE 3600 31 ROW, ...... FR. $180,000 To view all of our New & 15" or 30" planting, new (4) '13 CLAAS 980 ...... Leasing Used Equipment, please LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 coulters on back, extensions ...... FR. $150,000 check out our website: 785-293-5583 on boxes, corn pickup meters, DONAHUE! Great selection of CLAAS www.sloophook.com or 785-293-2542 soybean discs, very good disc 1-800-457-7406 Orbis 750 Corn Heads ...... give us a call: 785-828-4706 openers, field ready. $35,500. WINCHELL'S, INC. www.donahuetrailers.com ...... From $20,000 Sloop Sales & 785-466-6019. Phillipsburg, KS ********************************** NEW TRACTORS Hook's Repair Inc. 785-543-2118 TRACTORS Kubota M7-152 PS, MFD, ldr. USED EQUIPMENT Gleaner Combines '12 Massey Ferguson 8660 Lyndon, KS 66451 Elite Aluminum Call for lease specials '98 R62 Cummins$29,500 ...... $90,000 Kubota M6-111 MFD w/ ldr. Case & IH Stock Trailers '89 Case 9150 ...... $25,000 Kubota M5-111 MFD w/ ldr. '95 R62 Cummins$19,500 Titan — Sharp ********************************** USED TRACTORS BERG REPAIR '81 L2 ...... $9,500 Tractor Salvage Your Trailer Super Store! COMBINES 2018 Kubota L5460 HSTC 14200 Godlove Rd. '81 M2 RWA ...... $8,500 Case 300's thru 2096 Mid-Plains '16 Gleaner S78 ...... CALL cab, ldr Westmoreland, KS 825 Flex Head ...... $8,500 IH 460's thru 5488 '11 Gleaner S67 ...... $80,000 2018 Kubota L4701 HST w/ BERG785.457.3534 REPAIR Over 1000 Tractors on shelf Equipment (2) '08 Gleaner R65 ...... CALL ldr EZ Trail Gravity Wagons, New & Rebuilt parts for all E. Hwy 30 & 10, POBox 2526 '03 Gleaner R65 ...... $65,000 2002 Kubota BX 2200 tractor Grain Carts, and Header brands of tractors/ combines Kearney, NE 68848 (2) '97 Gleaner R62 ...... w/ mower Trailers. Delivery Available Want to buy ...... FR. $20,000 2016 JD Gator XUV560S4 Great Plains Tillage Tools 308-237-5810 ********************************** NEW CONSTRUCTION Case & IH salvage tractors www.midplainsonline.com WINDROWERS 2009 Kubota RTV900 UV 81 Farm Eq. Service '15 Massey Ferguson 9870 Kubota SVL 95-2 compact McPherson,KS 620-241-3100 Elmer's Repair BOB'S ...... $105,000 track ldr 1-800-357-3101 CENTRALIA, KS '14 New Holland H8040 ...... Kubota SVL 65-2 compact Net wrap14200 & Godlove twine available. Rd. 785-857-3248 TRAILER SALES ...... $65,000 track ldr Westmoreland,OPEN HOUSE KS www.81farm.com www.elmersrepair.com '13 New Holland H8080 ...... Kubota U35-4 mini excavator SAVE THE DATE - APRIL 8th ...... $70,000 Pomona, Kansas Kubota KX 057-4 mini exca- 785.457.3534 • Case 7120 MFWD, 5000 Hrs ...... Coming In • Hundreds of Skid Steer Attachments In Stock! ********************************** vator NEW EQUIPMENT • BPX 9010 Processor • ‘17 Deere 332G, 1125hrs, C/H/A ....High Flow • ‘18 Cat 272D, 1700hrs, Open ...... 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Hand Control Turnover ball: $595 Krause 4991 ...... $7,500 • 1710 Tedder John Deere 9400 ...... $18,000 • New H&S Manure Spreaders and Hay Rakes McConnell Machinery • 6650 Rancher ...... In Stock Free Installation! John Deere 9300 ...... $2,500 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS USED EQUIPMENT AGCO 400 ...... $4,500 • ‘21 K&O Pace Setter 30’ stock trailer $13,995 All Elite flatbed trailers low 785-843-2676 • 664 Baler • ‘21 Travalong 18’ Skid Steer Trailer .....$5600 profile and torque tube, • R2300 Rake dual jacks and toolbox. Evenings • 665 with net 785-979-2271 • RC 9120 mower www.mcconnellmachineryco.com • TM850 Mower Demo Blue Valley Trailers Kalvesta Impl. Waterville, Kansas HAY EQUIPMENT New Peck 10x36 truck Company, Inc. Vermeer 605 N rd. baler auger electric drive IF 480/95R50 RAD DT .... $1,090 (Incl. Rebate) 620-855-3567 w/net KALVESTA, KS 67856 IF 380/105R50 RAD AT row crop ...... New H&S 5116 16 wheel www.kickalvesta.com ...... $2,168 (Incl. Rebate) high cap rakes MISCELLANEOUS IF 900/60R32 RAD AT23 ...... $2,776 USED TRACTORS New Rhino 3150 15’ '99 Case IH MX270, 5475 hrs 480/80R42 RAD AT 23 ...... $1,281 (Incl. Rebate) '81 IH 5088 Batwing shredder Prices and Product availability are subject to change without notice. '79 IH 1586, 5535 hrs Vermeer BPX 9010 bale '79 IH 1486 w/ ldr processor PHONE: www.donstire.net '79 JD 4240 QR New Wemhoff 10’ & 12’ 785-263-7838 '68 JD 4020 Synchro w/ 148 ABILENE, KS ldr., new injection pump Box Scraper MISCELLANEOUS Patriot 37’ header trailer — ITEMS FOR SALE — JD 336 square baler twine ...... Case IH 900 planter 6R30 Crustbuster DD 36X10 2014 Case IH 280 Magnum ...... $4,500 '89 Case IH 1660 combine grain drill 30’ 7.5” spacing tractor MFWD ...... $81,000 JD 568 round baler ...... CALL '99 Case IH 2388 combine New Danuser Intimidator 2012 New Holland TS6.140 2013 Farm King rake 18 wheel 4wd skid steer tree puller tractor w/ 845 loader .$46,000 ...... $9,500 '04 Case IH 2366 4WD 4,067 2014 Puma 185 MWFD tractor Kent series V field cultivator Hayliner - Bale Buzzer eng., 3,005 sep. Icon 1632 grader rear steer SUPERIOR ...... CALL 42’ ...... $8,500 • New Trailers '17 Case IH 6140 combine, 2009 Harvest Internation- IMPLEMENT, INC. JD 4440 tractor ...... CALL JD 980 field cultivator...... CALL • Used Trailers 792 eng., 557 sep. al H1372 swing hopper 402-879-4723 Allis 7000 tractor ...... $7,500 Hiniker 6000 12R30 ..... $15,000 • Trailer Repair '18 Case IH 3020 flex 30' Auger '11 Case IH 3020 flex w/ air New Peck 8x41 truck Evening: 402-879-3719 IH 986 tractor ...... $8,500 Tye Drill 15’ ...... CALL reel 30' Ford 8730 tractor ...... $22,000 CIH AFS planter 16 row .. CALL See used at auger electric drive SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA bluevalleytrailers.com '11 Case IH 3406 corn head Minneapolis Moline G955 JD 1700 planter 6R36-38-40 ... w/ trailer tractor mechanic special ...... $8,500 '06 IH 1020 25' . 785-363-2224 SHUCK Consignment stk#3437/4225 2003 White 8100 planter 8x30 '99 Case IH1083 corn head ...... $34,500 ...... $6,000 IMPLEMENT 2015 JD 635FD draper head ...... $13,500 1-866-368-4826 '13 EZ-Trail 510 grain cart w/ 2018 ASV RT75, 700 hrs, en- IN STOCK- NEW MASSEY ...... $39,500 Kinze planter 8R36 ...... $4,500 tarp closed all weather cab, heat, UFT 500 Graincart FERGUSON HESSTON JD 893 cornhead ...... CALL Ind. Am SPO7 snow pusher 7’ air cond., premium hyd. PKG, (2) Parker 2600 gravity wag- 2900 SERIES ...... CALL Hyd QA, bucket positioning & JD 693 cornhead ...... CALL ons Rawlins Koenig service bed, CIH 1020 flex head 25’ .$5,500 Ind. Am F10 box blade ... CALL '07 JD HX15 Batwing 15' ride control, factory B.U. cam model L60DW94 off of 2009 radio, bucket. Stk#6397 ...... JD 925 flex head ...... CALL Big Ten box scraper 10’ 3pt ..... '11 Cimarron 8' rotary mower Dodge truck. Stk#8413 $1,900 ...... CALL Woods XT 184 rotary mower, ...... $58,900 JD 853 rowhead ...... $3,500 Grass & Grain wants 2011 Terex TSV-80 skid steer 7' 2018 Dodge Ram 2500 pick up 1990 JD 912 pickup head ...... Eversman 6.5 yd scraper CALL JD 1418 rotary cutter, 14' loader, 1,200 hrs., enclosed all bed, single axle, black, nearly ...... $5,250 Skid Steer tree shear ...... CALL YOU '10 Hesston 1474 mower weather cab, heat, air cond., new ...... $2,200 Brent 780 grain cart ...... CALL Bushhog mower ...... CALL conditioner Hyd. QA, 2-speed Stereo, 2014 MF 2946 1,600 bales, auto JD 400 grain cart ...... CALL Bushhog 12515 batwing suspension seat, block heater. '09 Case IH DC132 disc, mesh & twine, C1000 monitor, EZ Trail 475 grain cart .... CALL mower ...... $9,500 Stk#1062 ...... $29,800 MOCO 21.5L-16.1 tires with suspen- J&M 1151 grain cart ....$25,000 '08 Case IH RB564 rd. baler JCB bucket for JCB telehandler sion axle, bale ramp, fire extin- 7 ACRES OF USED FARM '04 Hesston 946A round baler 1987 6’ wide model #5000 se NDE 804 vert. mixer ...$14,000 - guisher. Stk#5950 ...... $26,900 EQUIPMENT ON OUR (2) CIH 6500 Conser-til, 14' ries, Ser#547 36600 0.9M(3) .. Jaylor 4405 feedwagon$10,750 2013 White 8222 No-Till plant- LOT - CHECK US OUT JD 980 FC 27' ...... $2,500 Kuhn 5144 TMR mixer $21,500 '07 Case IH Tigermate II field er, 12 row 30” flex frame fold, Haybuster 2620 bale grinder ... 2006 AGCO RT120A PFA trac- liquid fert., 3 BU hoppers, Complete listing on our web: cultivator 36.5' tor, 5,500 hrs, Dyna VT Trans ...... $9,500 JD 714 disc chisel 9 shank SM400SE monitor, Pneumat- www.jonesmachineryinc.com - 31 MPH, Susp. front axle, H&S 370 manure spreader ...... JD FBB drill 16x8 ic down pressure, point row Superluxe Air Seat, suspend- ...... $8,500 BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILY GB 900 Hi-master ldr ed cab, 540/ 540E/ 1000 shut-off 6 rows. Stk#1100 Speeco 3pt post hole digger ...... $38,900 2015 MF SP3719 manure Smith Center, KS To stay up to date on spreader ...... CALL Land Pride HRL-3578 retract- PTO, 4 remotes, 480/80Rx42,2019 Grouser AG 240i Dozer 785-282-3000 all the current able shank box blade 6.5' 16.9x28, AGCO FL65 loader. Blade. 4-way blade w/ Box NH 195 manure spreader CALL 785-282-0432 Cell '14 Cub Cadet LZ60 zero turn Stk#2455 ...... $68,900 JD 3970 Chopper ...... $10,000 End Plate Kit. Incl. FH-400 785-686-4005 145 hrs 1992 MF 231 34 PTO HP 2019 New Holland 220 Agriculture News! NH/Buhler Versatile Gene- Evening Calls Welcome NEW EQUIPMENT 1,150 hrs, 2wd, very clean, sis Mount. Only used partial speedrower w/416 rotary In-State: Farmall 95A MFD cab ...... $9,800 stk#3362 season, pushed around 3,500 head ...... $80,000 Farmall 105A MFD cab 1 yr: $41+applicable sales tax 2019 Sunflower 6631-29 VT tool tons. Stk#7612 ...... $24,900 2014 New Holland H8080 Farmall 115A MFD ROPS 14” hydraulic rolling basket swather w/16’ rotary head, 2 yrs: $76+applicable sales tax TD 103 disc mower ...... Woods PHD65 post hole digger finisher. Stk#6926 w/o bits. Includes 9” HD dou 1,400 hrs ...... CALL 3 yrs: $105+applicable sales tax RB465 Round Baler ...... New, In Stock - RB565 premium round baler ble flight auger ($200 individu- H&S HDX14 hayrake ..$11,000 2019 MF 1740MHL Platform Out-of-State: Several Bush Hog rotary ally). Stk#7447 ...... $900 2016 New Holland 560 baler compact tractor. 4WD, Plat- mowers and tillers roll belt ...... $22,000 1 yr: $51 • 2 yrs: $95 • 3 yrs: $132 Complete line Bush Hog zero form/ROPS, Hydrostat, LED Lawrence, KS worklight. 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New MF 921X ldr. w/used 84” skid steer absolute & reserve option available. 877-537-3816 785-584-6195 bucket. Serviced and lubed. Call or stop by today! Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 19 MACHINERY BUILDINGS / BLDG MTLS. Michael S. Regan sworn in as 16th EPA administrator Michael S. Regan was sworn in as the 16th administra- As secretary, he spearheaded the development and SALVAGING COMBINES Metal Panels tor of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. On his implementation of North Carolina’s seminal plan to ad- N5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII, & Accessories first day, Regan committed to working closely with and dress climate change and transition the state to a clean AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620, 7720, 8820, 7700, 6600, supporting EPA’s dedicated career public servants, re- energy economy. Under his leadership, he secured the THE VALUE LEADER. WE 4400, 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD. storing the role of science and transparency, addressing largest coal ash cleanup in United States history. He led WON'T BE UNDERSOLD 915, 1480, 1460, 1420, 815 CALL FOR CURRENT climate change, and prioritizing environmental justice. complex negotiations regarding the cleanup of the Cape IHC. 860, 760, 750, 510, 410, METAL PRICING Regan is the first black man and the second person of Fear River, which had been contaminated for years by 300 Massey. Several black & • DELIVERY AVAILABLE • color to lead the U.S. EPA. the toxic chemicals per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance orange Gleaner corn heads. “I’m grateful to President Biden for entrusting me to (PFAS). In addition, he established North Carolina’s WESTERN METAL lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at this first-of-its-kind Environmental Justice and Equity Advi- Jack Boyle Best Service Vermillion critical moment in our country’s history,” said Regan. sory board to better align social inequities, environmen- Louisburg, Kansas 785-382-6849 785-564-0511 “EPA’s career officials are the backbone of this agency, tal protection, and community empowerment. 785-294-2236 1-800-489-4100 and I am humbled to work alongside them as we confront Regan is a native of Goldsboro, North Carolina, where climate change, stand up for justice and equity, and en- he developed a passion for the environment while hunt- FARMER RETIRING sure science is at the heart of our decision-making. We ing and fishing with his father and grandfather, and ex- - 8x31’ Westfield portable will prove that environmental protection and economic ploring the vast lands, waters and inner Coastal Plain of auger, $4,000. prosperity go hand in hand – and we will seize this op- North Carolina. He is a graduate of the North Carolina - 1957 Ford 3/4 ton, not run- portunity to create a healthier, more just future for all.” Agricultural and Technical State University, making him ning, $2,000. Regan returns to EPA after starting his career at the the first EPA Administrator to have graduated from a his- - JD 985 field cultivator, 50’ 785.482.3211 agency, rising to the role of national program manager torically black college and university. He earned a mas- wide, $29,000. responsible for designing strategic solutions with indus- ter’s degree in public administration from the George - 35’ Sunflower 1435 disc, *Metal Roofing & Siding* try and corporate stakeholders to reduce air pollution, Washington University. $28,000. All Steel & Post Frame improve energy efficiency and address climate change. He and his wife Melvina are proud parents to their - Challenger 835 on tracks, Prior to his nomination as EPA administrator, Mi- son, Matthew. 3700 hours, $115,000. Buildings chael Regan served as the secretary of the North Caroli- You can follow Regan on Twitter at @EPAMichaelRe- All equipment shedded and Walk-doors, OH doors, na Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). gan serviced. Solomon, KS Insulation, Livestock 785-826-3190. equipment, Scales, Miraco, Waterers, Bale Beds & Cake Three Kansas Soybean Commission – USED IMPLEMENTS – Feeders, Protein Tubs 2002 8182 White Planter 12 *Delivery Available* row & fertilizer *Customers are #1* appointments made during March meeting 2014 9250 Gleaner Draper Three Kansas Soybean cluding as president, for Human Health. Currently, time to oversee the invest- 35' commissioners with ex- many years before joining Maurath represents Kan- ment of checkoff dollars 2015 S78 Gleaner tensive involvement in the KSC in 2012. Rezac cur- sas on the United Soybean to improve profit potential 1998 Gleaner R72 EMPLOYMENT Gleaner 400 30' rigid soybean industry retained rently represents Kansas Board. for all soybean farmers in their positions on the Com- on the United Soybean The appointees take Kansas. They attend three Call us for your AGCO Looking for an experienced mission. The March 8 KSC Board and is on the U.S. their seats on the Commis- meetings annually and part needs! automotive technician who can diagnose and repair meeting included appoint- Soybean Export Council sion at the annual meeting participate in conference AGCO ALLIS WHITE EQUIP. newer makes and models of ment of two at-large posi- board through USB. scheduled for July 26. calls between those meet- GLEANER vehicles. Guaranteed wages, tions and the western dis- An appointment was Nine farmer-leaders ings. The soybean checkoff HESSTON top dollar paid, signing bonus, tricts representative. also made for districts 1, 2 serve on the commission, reimburses Commission- MF • GEHL must have clean driving DIXON “There is a lot that com- and 3. For the Kansas Soy- each elected by region to ers for travel and other record and own professional HUSQVARNA missioners are tasked with bean Commission, those a three-year term. Com- expenses related to their hand tools. Very busy shop. 785-238-7700 when it comes to investing districts in the western missioners volunteer their service. Kuhlman Impl. checkoff dollars for the third of the state are rep- LINN, KANSAS KEY FEEDS benefit of Kansas farm- resented by one individu- 785-348-5547 Clay Center, Kansas ers,” says KSC chairman al. Kurt Maurath reprised is accepting applications for Bob Haselwood, Berryton. this role. FOR SALE: SALVAGE COMBINES CDL drivers. Qualifications: “The knowledge and expe- Maurath, of Oakley, ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, Current CDL; Current medical rience within our team is raises soybeans, corn F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, FLINT HILLS NATIVE GRASS! card; Good driving record; invaluable.” 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, and wheat and operates Able to lift 50 lbs. Drivers will Raylen Phelon and a cow calf operation with 320 Acres of Very Clean Grass that is cross-fenced for 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, be home nightly. No over night Lance Rezac retained his brother. He became a rotational grazing. This piece features an all-metal load out 510, 410; IH 1680, 1480, stays. Competitive pay and 1460, 915, 815, 715, 503, benefits. Retirement & health their roles as commission- commissioner in 2002. He pen, very good 5 wire fence, good water including a 403; NH TR70-85, 1400, 995, insurance. Pre-employment ers-at-large. served as chairman of the solar well pump and has been annually burned. 985, 975. drug screen required. Phelon, a farmer from Commission from 2016 to This property is open for 2021 Grazing! SALVAGE TRACTORS Melvern, grows soybeans, 2019 and previously repre- ** Several other nice native tracts available. ** ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, Applications can be picked up 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, at Key Feeds, 105 4th St., corn, wheat, hay and rais- sented Kansas through the Call Steve Murray, Broker, 785-556-4354 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, Clay Center, KS 67432. es cattle with his son and World Initiative for Soy in 4430, 4020, 3020, 720, 730; For questions call Rod at wife. Phelon has long been CASE 1470, 1370, 1270, 785-632-2141 a leader in the soybean in- 1200, 1070, 930, 400; IH 1568, 1466, 1256, 1066, dustry. He first joined the Marysville฀Livestock฀Sales 1026, 806; FORD 4-5-6-8- Fourth & Pomeroy Kansas Soybean Associa- 9000; MF 2745, 1155, 1100, Maintenance and tion board of directors as Every฀Thursday฀at฀12฀Noon 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; MM the Young Leader in 2004 G1000; WH2-150, 4-150. repair position: Bill฀Keesecker,฀Manager฀•฀785-562-1015 and served as KSA pres- 1180฀US฀Hwy.฀77,฀P.฀O.฀Box฀67,฀Marysville,฀KS฀66508 Mike's Equipment Position is responsible for ident from 2015 to 2016. BUHLER, KANSAS regular greasing for bearings, Following that service, PLEASE฀VISIT฀OUR฀WEB฀SITE฀TO฀SEE฀OUR฀LATEST฀DETAILED฀MARKET฀REPORTS฀AND฀ 1-800-543-2535 UPCOMING฀CONSIGNMENTS฀AND฀SPECIAL฀SALES:฀www.marysvillelivestock.com repairs and maintenance of Phelon became a commis- belts, motors, pellet machine, ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀STEERS/BULLS sioner in 2018. He current- Due to State & County Mandates, MASKS & Social Distancing grain elevator legs and air ฀ ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀BEEF ly represents Kansas on 300-400# $195.00-$178.00 are required & NO CHILDREN in the Barn. Thank you. compressor. Repair the U.S. Meat Export Fed- 400-500# $195.00-$170.00 experience required with pay Market Report for 3-11-21. eration board. 500-600# $194.00-$172.00 based on experience. 600-700# $171.00-$152.00 1,380 Head Sold. Company provides paid Rezac, a farmer from 700-800# $146.00-$133.00 employee health coverage, HFRETTES: Onaga, grows soybeans, 800-900# $136.00-$121.00 N/A retirement program, paid corn, wheat, hay and also 900-1,000# $126.00-$114.00 holidays and paid vacation runs a farrow-to-finish hog ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀HEIFERS COWS-HIGH฀YIELDING New Equipment after one year. 300-400# $166.00-$133.00 1880#-1285# $70.00-$60.00 operation and raises cat- 604R Premium Baler 400-500# $163.00-$127.00 Contact Rod, 785-632-2141. tle. He farms with his son, COWS-LGT฀WT฀&฀LOW฀YIELDING 604N Baler 500-600# $159.00-$127.00 1750#-880# $57.00-$39.00 605N Baler daughter, brother and two 600-700# $142.00-$122.00 504R Signature Baler nephews. Rezac first be- 700-800# $135.00-$122.00 BULLS: R2300 Twin Rake WANTED came a leader in the soy- 800-900# $124.00-$112.00 2275#-1300# $89.00-$71.00 VR1224 12 Wheel Rake bean industry in 1998. He FIELDMEN 4 & 5 Net Wrap & Twine Jim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson Trevor Lundberg Taylor Schotte ʼ ʼ WANTED: JD DRILL 3000 OR began in the Young Leader 3050, 10" space. 785-217-4002 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 785-770-2271 785-268-0430 Used Equipment program and served on the Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Frankfort, KS Marysville, KS 605 Super M Baler KSA board of directors, in- Barn฀Phone฀•฀785-562-1015฀www.marysvillelivestock.com R2300 Rake Schuler Feed Wagons WANT TO BUY SALVAGE and non-running ATV's, snow- Custom Inline Bale mobiles, jet skis, and dirt bikes. BOB & FREDA THOMPSON ESTATE AUCTION Wrapping Any condition, cash paid, will AUCTION FOR JULIE CHEGWIDDEN pick up. 402-469-2002. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 9:30 AM Wertzberger Ranch SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 9:00 AM Located: Blue Building located in City Park — EFFINGHAM, KS Equipment LLC AUCTION LOCATION: 627 Market Street — PORTIS, KS CAR SELLS 1:45 tool display racks; Gilbert man- Alma, KS WANTED: NEW IDEA #8 or FURNITURE: Several Large Shelving Units; Store Umbrella Display 2000 Buick LeSabre 4-door load- tle clock; Pocket watch Illinois 785-765-3588 10A manure spreader that Case; Etched Star Beveled Glass Store Display Cabinet; Curved Glass ed, 3800 V6 motor 76,000 actual Watch Co.; tin adv. cans; Can- works. 4 wheel ground driven. China Cabinet; Sweetheart Cedar Chest w/Drawer; Nice Primitive 2 Draw- miles nice car. nonball; several items made at Ruby Mountain Percherons, er Oak Dresser w/Mirror & more. NICE WHIRLPOOL WASHER AND NATIVE AMERICAN & Atchison aluminum foundry; Old BUILDINGS / BLDG MTLS. 775-754-2609. DRYER฀ON฀STANDS;฀CRAFTSMAN฀YT3000฀RIDING฀LAWN฀MOWER฀ ARTIFACT ITEMS bottles; Mickey & Minnie mouse; (42”);฀EAGLE฀ELEC.฀AIR฀COMPRESSOR Lots of arrowheads, projectile Costume jewelry; Brown hull pot- ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES: Turquoise Jewelry (some points, tools, tons of mineral tery, several pieces; Pennsylva- SMITH POSTYARD signed); sm. Compacts; lots of Spoons (World’s Fair, Presidents, States, rocks all kinds, pipes, totem pole, nia railroad ticket; Old scales; MISCELLANEOUS Sterling Silver & Others) & Spoon Holders; Rope Maker; Russell Yearbooks, leather moccasins, several south- washboard; Car hop coin belt. Hedge Post Cookbooks & Other Adv.; Old Quilt; Uncle Henry Knives; Original Bowie Knife west pieces, 20+ pieces of Native MISCELLANEOUS Delivery Available w/ Scabbard; Ontario Skinning Knives; Acme Oil Stone; Lufkin Rule in Box; American pottery, framed pictures Push mower; lawn, garden & WANTED: PARTS BOAT that JEFF SMITH Brass Scale Wts.; J. Sykes & Co. Crock Jug; Hopi Hearth Doll “Mother Grey and prints, & so much more! hand tools of all kinds; misc. had/ has big block Chevy en- Fox”; Lots of Dolls (Dolls of All Nations, Ashton Drake Dolls, AnnaLee & More) ANTIQUES household items. 620-496-8956 gine. 816-387-6091. Nice Doll Trunk; Kids Cups & Plates; Signed Duck Decoy; Rosemead Salt & 1876 18” cast iron freestand- COLLECTIBLES Peppers & Others; Westmoreland & Slag & Other Toothpick Holders; Recipe ing peddle coping saw WFGJ Original painting by Walter Yost Books; Time-Life Books; 1900 American Stock Book; 7x35 Bushnell Binocu- Barnes, Rockford Illinois excel- 1975 (Kansas fishing hole); lars & Others; German Pitcher; Lots of Canes & Umbrellas; Sewing Notions; lent; Kelvin& Hughes LTD 10” Coins & old paper money; Liber- ARMBIDS.COM 1921 Wild Flowers of New York; Miniature Pitchers; Paperweights; (13) Five dry compass from naval ship, ty silver dollars, pennies, dimes, Little Peppers Books; Louis LaMour Book (Callaghan) & Others; Russell, made in Great Britain; Navy uni- nickels, 2 German 1000 notes Ks. Adv. pcs. (Friesen Super Service, etc); Alabaster Horse; Billy Whiskers & form from the 1943 to 45; Hat 1910, 1928 $20 bill, silver cer- SPRING 2021 GUN, BLADE Other Children’s Books; Cow Creamers; Bunker Hill State Bank Adv. Plate & marked USS Louisiana; 6 gal. tificates from 1928 53, 57, & 76; 1954 Bunker Hill Yearbook; Bavaria Plate; Monkey Darwin Figurine; Luciho stone Redwing crock; Pearl beer 1856 St. Louis agricultural; Me- & AMMO AUCTION Navanjo Wood Carving; Thimbles (some adv.); Cow Bells & Other Bells; B clock; Atchison street sign 9th & chanical association medallion ONLINE NOW! Peck Bird Painting on Stone; Brass Pcs.; Budweiser Collectibles; “Design of Commercial; Very old oak trea- 1964 /65 worlds fair dime; sev- Trees” By Luigi Lucioni & Other Pencil Drawings; E. Hubert Deines Sketching dle sewing machine (Minnesota); eral pieces of turquoise & silver ENDS TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 6 PM CST “Americana”; Etched Glass; Scottie Dog Creamer; CI Good Luck Horse Bank; several Conoco kites unused; jewelry some marked pure silver. Redding Scale; Redwing Pottery; Denmark Mother’s Day Plates; Geods; RCA Victrola VV80 very nice; GUNS & SWORDS sell at 1:30 OVER 750 great lots of firearms & ammo to include: Crock Chicken Waterers & Others; Hoisington Nat’l Bank Adv.; Crock Westko Wooden bookcase dresser; very Marlin M 1894 S 44 lever action; Over 100 Colt & Smith & Wesson handguns, Pre-ban Mash Feeder; Weir Jars; Silhouette Pictures; Kero Lamps; Frankoma; lg. Chalk nice China cabinet; Tonka Jeep Winchester M94 32 cal. lever ac- A-R’s, Beretta’s, Glocks, High Standard, Kimber’s, Dog; Poppyware Dishes; Russell Wright Dishes; 1975 Hesston Belt Buckle & pick up camper toy truck; 1960s tion; Remington nylon 66 22 cal; Other Belt Buckles; Acoma NM Pottery Pc.; Crock Henderson Footwarmer; Dan Wesson, Ruger’s, Sig Sauer’s, Remington’s, vintage 1940s military toy jeep Stephens M320 12 ga; old ammu- Pfaltzgraff Bowl; McCoy Bowl Set, McCoy Turtle & Other McCoy Pcs.; Jad- with canvas top nice; Near 100 nition, part of an old Winchester Springfield & Winchesters. Pythons & Cobra’s – ite Bowl; Charles Rogers“ The North Wind” Print; Fancywork; Aprons; Green electric antique toasters various rifle; 50 cal. black powder gun, Many NIB – UNFIRED. Military Arms to include M-1 Coffee Cabinet Jar, Cabinet Spice jars, Salt & Pepper & Other Cabinet Jars; styles; Kansas license plates missing stock; 5 very old swords Garand’s & carbines, 1911’s & many more - Top notch Star Butter Mold; Kings Crown Glassware; Crock Bowls; Nice Collectors Li- 1934, 41, 42, 54 & others; Oil & scabbards; other knives. brary of the Civil War; Measuring Glasses; Colored Pyrex Pie Plates; Kraut- selection of concealed carry & home defense guns. lamps; oak Mission style Morris HOUSEHOLD cutter; Butter Crock w/ Bale & Lid; China Coffee Pots; Shawnee Corn Bowl; chairs; Wooden planes, wooden Newer electric dryer; refrigerator 1000’s of rounds of 9mm, 10mm, .223, 5.56, Mantle Clocks; Painted Pony Figurines; Wood Carved Elk; CI Animals; Set of clamps; needlepoint folding sew- freezer; microwave; flat screen Gun books & more. 8 Wm. Rogers Silverware; Sterling Angel (NIB); Tin Doll High Chair J Chein; ing rocker; Stover cast iron waf- TVs; nice wooden China cabinet; Texasware Bowl; Ricardo Boot Jack; Sandra Magsamen Pc.; Am. Chestnut fle; Old wood stove; 3 crescent couch; tables, dressers & more! Accepting Folk Art “ Gaggle of Carrakiss /geese” (AM1077); Schleich Animals; Hallmark Consignments Keepsake Decorations; Iron Horse Bookends; Happy Times Picture Puzzle; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Bob฀&฀Freda฀enjoyed฀sightseeing฀&฀trav- Rocking Horse Cookie Jar; CI Horse & Rooster Door Stops; CI Rhino; #2 1935 eling฀throughout฀the฀continental฀US฀&฀were฀interested฀in฀arche- for our Spring For Ward’s Book; Zane Grey Books; Patricia Ann Herndon Print; Cameras; Wood ology.฀They฀both฀attended฀Kansas฀archaeology฀training฀program฀ Gun Auctions! Kitchen Primitives; Nulton Vase; 5 gal. Water Jar; Purses; Dresser Box; Elgin field฀school฀held฀annually฀in฀Kansas.฀Bob฀located฀&฀documented฀ ONLINE & Howard Miller Humpback Clocks; Opalescent Platter; Jar of Large Marbles; several฀ Indian฀ campgrounds฀ &฀ cavalry฀ forts฀ in฀ Atchison฀ &฀ sur- ... CALL TODAY! Mortal & Pedestals; Powder Horn; lg. Wood Scoop; Versatile Cane; Spider- rounding฀ counties.฀ As฀ an฀ amateur฀ archaeologist฀ he฀ worked฀ on฀ CATALOG man Umbrella; Lantern; Large 1891 Bible; CI Buffalo & Bull Dog Banks; CI many฀ digs฀ in฀ several฀ states.฀ Bob฀ had฀ also฀ learned฀ the฀ ancient฀ KULL’S OLD See Irish Setter; Carnival Chalk Pcs.; Fancy Iron Tongs; Celluloid; Shirley Temple, art฀of฀Flint฀knapping฀using฀flint฀obsidian฀&฀other฀stones฀to฀craft฀ Red Ryder & Roy Rogers Big Little Books; Colorado & Yuma Prison Padlocks; replicas.฀They฀also฀had฀a฀large฀collection฀of฀authentic฀prehistoric฀ TOWN STATION Proxibid.com/Kull Fairbank Grain Scale; IBRASTO Scale w/wts; Brown Crock Jars; CI Skillets; artifacts,฀both฀will฀be฀in฀this฀auction.฀Included in the auction is a 201 SE 59th St., Pocket Watches inc. Remington; R. D. Lewis Pheasant; Dog Pitcher & Candy naval uniform of the late J. N. Hicks, Freda’s father, who served Topeka, KS or Armsbid.com Container; Mickey Mouse Pin Cushion; Conn Saxophone; Robeson, Buck, in the U. S. Navy from 1943 to 1945.฀You฀will฀thoroughly฀enjoy฀this฀ Browing & Kabar Hunting Knives; Small Porcelain Dolls & MISCELLANEOUS. auction฀from฀beginning฀to฀end฀hope฀to฀see฀you฀there! 785-862-8800 TERMS: Cash or approved check, ID required to register. Bidding will be by number. Please go to our website For Full Listing! www.woltersauctionandre.com Statements made sale day take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for [email protected] or accidents or theft. LUNCH & RESTROOMS ON GROUNDS [email protected] Sale Conducted by: WOLTERS AUCTION & REALTY Social distancing will be practiced, bring a mask please! 627฀Market฀St.,฀Box฀68฀•฀Portis,฀KS฀67474฀•฀866-346-2071 One of America’s Premier Firearms Auctioneers Cols.฀Jim฀Wolters,฀Broker฀&฀Auctioneer For more go to: www.thenewsleaf.com/hoffman.htm Phone฀785-346-2071;฀Cell฀785-545-7097 Auction Conducted by HOFFMAN AUCTION SERVICE www.ArmsBid.com Email:฀[email protected]฀•฀Website:฀www.woltersauctionandre.com Jeff฀Hoffman,฀Auctioneer฀•฀Effingham,฀KS฀•฀913-370-0747 Page 20 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Kansas Cattlemen’s Association supports market transparency act The KCA Board of Di- ducers is critical to the regional cash minimums Fischer first introduced packers and producers bership recently adopted rectors voted unanimous- longevity of our ranchers,” and equipping producers the Cattle Market Trans- in a manner that ensures a policy in support of min- ly to support the recently stated KCA president Greg with more market infor- parency Act in 2020. confidentiality. imum negotiated trade. introduced Cattle Market Davis. mation. Other cosponsors The proposed legisla- Prohibit the USDA This bill is not perfect but Transparency Act of 2021. U.S. Senators Deb of the bill include Sena- tion will: from using confidential- is a significant step toward “We are excited to see Fischer (R-Neb.), a mem- tors Cindy Hyde-Smith Establish regional man- ity as a justification for much needed federal in- the introduction of the ber of the Senate Agricul- (R-Miss.) and Mike Braun datory minimum thresh- not reporting and makes volvement. We would like Cattle Market Transparen- ture Committee, and Ron (R-Ind.), and Congress- olds of negotiated cash clear that USDA must re- to see all U.S. senators, cy Act. Kansas Cattlemen’s Wyden (D-Ore.) introduced woman Vicky Hartzler (R- and negotiated grid trades port all LMR information, including senators Moran Association (KCA) looks the bipartisan Cattle Mar- Mo.) is introducing com- to enable price discovery and they must do so in a and Marshall, step up to forward to supporting this ket Transparency Act of panion legislation in the in cattle marketing re- manner that ensures confi- defend, bolster, and fund and similar legislation. 2021. The legislation will U.S. House of Represen- gions. It will require the dentiality. the provisions of the Pack- The reestablishment of a restore transparency and tatives. Secretary of Agriculture Mandate that a packer ers and Stockyards Act,” legitimate, fair, and reli- accountability in the cat- “I am reintroducing in consultation with the report to USDA the num- expressed Tyler Dupy, able market for cattle pro- tle market by establishing this bill with bipartisan Chief Economist, to estab- ber of cattle scheduled to KCA executive director. support. It will help facil- lish regionally sufficient be delivered for slaughter The reintroduction of itate price discovery and levels of negotiated cash each day for the next 14 similar legislation is antic- AUCTION provide cattle producers and negotiated grid trade, days and require USDA ipated to be introduced by SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 9:00 AM with the information they seek public comment on to report this information U.S. Senator Chuck Grass- From RANDOLPH, KS go 1/2 mi. North to the Green-Randolph Rd. need to make informed those levels, then imple- daily. ley (R-Ia.). The previous #378 then 4 mi. West to Winkler Rd., 2 mi North to Fancy Creek marketing decisions. I ment. “KCA has long support- version of his proposed Rd., then 1/4 mi. West & 2.5 mi. North to 18750 School Branch Rd. am committed to working Require USDA to cre- ed improving and strength- legislation mandated 50% 2006 BOBCAT S185 skid steer w/cab & air, 76hp Kubota, across the aisle to advance ate and maintain a public- ening the Packers and minimum cash trade with 400hrs., excellent & ATTACHMENTS including grapple, the bill forward this Con- ly available library of mar- Stockyards reporting re- a 14-day delivery for fed rock & smooth buckets, Wichita tree shear & tree puller. gress,” said Fischer. keting contracts between quirements, and our mem- cattle. 1952 CATERPILLAR D6 cable dozer, many extras, used very little, exceptional condition. TRAILERS, TRUCKS, SIDE BY SIDE & RIDING MOWER, TRACTORS, COMBINE, MACHINERY, SHIPPING CONTAINER, K-State researchers find gut microbiome LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT, FARM SUPPLIES, LUMBER, IRON & RACK ITEMS, ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES & HOUSEHOLD 3 generations of old items yet to be uncovered and discovered. key to respiratory vaccine response in pigs NOTE: Phil & Barbara Byarlay had lived on this farm since 1960. A Kansas State Univer- can help prevent costly re- pathobiology in the Col- one alternative tool that The farm has been sold and items must be removed by April 11. sity researcher and her spiratory diseases. lege of Veterinary Medi- can improve response Many nice pieces on this sale. Major items have been shedded. team are taking a closer Megan Niederwerd- cine, led a recent study to PRRSV vaccines and Loader tractor available sale day or by appointmant. Announce- look at how tiny organisms er, assistant professor of aimed to identify gut mi- PRRSV infection,” Nied- ments made sale day take precedence. The machinery will be living in the guts of pigs diagnostic medicine and crobiome characteristics erwerder said. “In the cur- available for viewing beginning on March 20. Plan to run 2 associated with improved rent study, we identified rings while selling household goods & antiques beginning around outcome in pigs immu- several gut microbiome 10. Newer Machinery will sell last. Will have a couple 4 wheelers for shuttle rides to/from vehicles. Lunch on grounds. nized against porcine re- characteristics associat- NOTE: Please WEAR MASKS and Practice Social Distancing! productive and respira- ed with improved growth CLERK: Shirley Riek, 526 Frederick, Clay Center, KS 67432. tory syndrome virus, or rates of nursery pigs after BYARLAY FAMILY TRUST, SELLER PRRSV, after co-infection PRRS vaccination and For questions on sale items contact Kirk Byarlay: 785-643-0764 after 5. with PRRSV and porcine co-infection, including in- circovirus type 2, or PCV2. creased fecal bacterial di- See last week’s Grass & Grain for Listings & go to The article, “Gut mi- versity.” kretzauctions.com at Global Auction Guide or crobiome associations Further gut microbi- kansasauctions.net/kretz for full listing, pictures & more info with outcome following ome characteristics as- Auction conducted by: Kretz Auction Service co-infection with porcine sociated with increased Greg Kretz, Salesman & Auctioneer: (785) 630-0701 reproductive and respi- growth rates of vaccinated Guest Auctioneer: Randy Reynolds (785) 263-5627 ratory syndrome virus pigs included increased (PRRSV) and porcine cir- Bacteroides pectinophi- covirus type 2 (PCV2) in lus, decreased Mycoplas- NEW STRAWN CONSIGNMENT AUCTION pigs immunized with a mataceae species diver- PRRS modified live virus sity, higher Firmicutes: SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2021 — 9:00 AM vaccine” was published in Bacteroidetes ratios, Hwy 75 at NEW STRAWN, KS on the Corner South of Casey’s the March issue of Veteri- increased relative abun- Food Onsite by Kansas City Backyard BBQ nary Microbiology. dance of the phylum Spiro- TRACTORS: JD 4240, dsl, cab, tail 93” wide; 78”x102” All Steel “Our latest work is fo- chaetes, reduced relative good tires, good cond. (only Flatbed; 94”x24’ All Steel Truck cused on how the gut mi- abundance of the family used for hay since being gone Bed; 1995 Chevy 1ton w/700 gal. through about 8 yrs ago); JD pumper tank (needs engine work); crobiome impacts the Lachnospiraceae, and in- 5045E 2WD, 11 hrs w/2020 Bradford truck flatbed; 2004 response of growing pigs creased Lachnospiraceae JD Frontier 6’ mower; JD 4710, Sportsman 4x4 4-wheeler. to a respiratory vaccine,” species C6A11 and P6B14. 4x4 w/460 JD ldr, 1600 hrs; JD ANTIQUE FIRE TRUCK: 1959 Niederwerder said. “Ben- The results of this study 3032E, 4x4 w/D160 ldr, 64 hrs; IHC Fire Truck 549 V-8 5 spd, eficial microbes living in provide foundational ev- JD 2240, low hrs; AC 7020 dsl 9,000 act. mi, 6 orig. tires, KS title the gastrointestinal tract idence that the gut mi- w/cab; AC 180 dsl w/Westen- TRAILERS: 16’ Tandem Axle Util- FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION dorf ldr, TA26B 7’ bucket, self ity Trailer no title; 20’ Gooseneck play an essential role in crobiome in swine plays leveling; NH 1630, 4x4 w/7308 Flatbed Trailer, no title; 5x10 All FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2021 - 9:00 AM MT/10:00 AM CT the development and reg- a role in the efficacy of ldr; 806 Farmall Whetland dsl w/ Steel 2 whl Grain Trailer; 12’ Tilt LOCATION: I-70 West of GOODLAND, KS at the Ruleton exit (Exit ulation of immunity. We PRRS vaccines during a 9) on CR 11, 12.5 miles South & 1/2 mile West. From SHARON cab; A Farmall; 8N Ford tractor. Trailer w/dual whls; 2 whl Chevy now understand that this respiratory infection dis- CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.: Pickup Bed Trailer; 5th whl Trailer SPRINGS, KS on Highway 27, 13 miles to North to Blue Bird Rd., 7 miles West to CR 11, 4 miles North to CR 51, West 1/2 mile. role extends to viral re- ease model. 1991 D 48 CAT Dozer , 7400 Frame; Gooseneck Trailer Frame spiratory vaccines in ad- “Identifying gut mi- hrs, 8.5’ 6 way blade, open 7 1/2’x16’ no title; WW 6x16 live- TRACTORS & PAYLOADER: sweep plow w/pickers; Flex King ROPS, good shape. stock trailer, nice, bumper pull. 1995 Case IH 7250 Magnum 3x5 sweep plow; Krause 5x6 dition to viral respiratory crobes which enhance COMBINE & HEADERS: 1993 LAWN & GARDEN: 23 hp Scott tractor, mfw., duals, ps., 3pt. sweep plow w/pickers; Mulsom diseases.” efficacy of the currently JD 9400 combine, 4x4, new mtr in Lawn Tractor; Sears Mower frt. pto, 7,813 hrs., #JJA0064253; terracing machine; JD 14’ disk; PRRSV and PCV2 are available and widely used 2019; 920 Flex Hdr 20’; 643 6-row blade; JD Mower frt blade; pull 1985 Case 2294 tractor, 3pt. JD 3pt. rotary hoe; Flex King two of the most significant PRRS vaccines is a way to Corn Head, (high tin); 653 A Row behind Yard Wagon; EZ Go elec. pto, 8,100 hrs., #9930890; 1986 24’ rod weeder; Crustbuster 40’ pathogens affecting swine improve the tools we al- Crop Head; 224 Rigid header; Golf Cart; HS45 Stihl Hedge Trim- Case 1896 tractor, 3pt., pto., springtooth; several double tool production worldwide, re- ready have in our toolbox 4-wheel 30’ Header Trailer; single mer; Craftsman Lawn Edger. 6,340 hrs., #17695769; 1984 JD bars; Coontz 3pt. hyd. rear blade, axle 30’ Header Trailer. COLLECTIBLE LAWN & GAR- 4650 tractor, duals, 3pt. pto, QR, 10’; other older equipment. sulting in clinical signs of for PRRS control,” Nieder- PLANTING EQUIP.: JD 450 DEN: Older JD Lawn Mowers; #11008031; 1984 JD 4250 trac- PICKUPS: 2008 GMC pickup, respiratory disease and re- werder said. “Addressing Grain Drill w/track eliminator, 21 JD Snowco 2 whl Wood Box tilt tor, duals, 3pt., pto, QR, 9226 4x4, heavy 3/4 ton, auto., Vortex duced weight gain. PRRSV complex infectious diseas- hole, 1 lg. seed box, no fert. (very bed Trailer 6’ 4”x8’ (orig. consid- hrs. w/JD 260 loader; 1974 JD V-8 motor; 1993 Ford pickup, is the most costly disease es require a multimodal clean); JD 8350 Grain Drill w/ ered a snow mobile trailer, very 4430 tractor, duals, 3pt., pto., 4x4, F-250, dually, 5 spd. trans., of swine in the U.S., with approach and expanding grass seeder (fert. box needs re- collectible); Int. 6x8 Tilt bed lawn QR; 1979? JD 644B payloader, flatbed; 2001 Dodge 2500 pick- estimated losses of $664 the traditional methods by pair); JD FBA Grain Drill 17 hole & garden trailer, very collectible; 3.5-yard bucket. up, V-8 motor, auto., ext. cab, w/grass seeder; JD 7000 Planter Bohlens 15 hp Garden Tractor; HARVESTING: 1991 Case IH flatbed; 1971 IHC pickup, 4x4, million each year. which we improve swine 6 Row, plate type; (2) JD 1240 Allis B-10 Garden Tractor; Sears 1680 combine, 5651 hrs., duals 4spd. trans.; 1975 Chevy pickup, Modified live virus vac- health benefits pigs and Planters, 1 plateless. 16 hp Garden Tractor; IHC Cub w/newer motor; 1990 Case IH 4 spd. trans., propane; 2000 Ford cines are widely used to producers.” TILLAGE EQUIP.: Kent Series lowboy; JD Walk behind Horse 1680 combine; 1972 Gleaner L2 F150 pickup, Lariat, 4x4, auto., reduce PRRS-associated Funding for the study 5 Field Cult 20’ (shanks are Plow; horse drawn scoop. combine w/ 25’ platform; 1989? V-8 motor; Willeys Army jeep; losses and decrease respi- was provided by the U.S. tight); JD Disk 14’ BW; Krause MISC: 20’ Sea Van Container; IHC 1480 combine w/24’ plat- 1940’s Ford Fairlane sedan car, ratory disease in pigs. Cur- Department of Agriculture Wheel Disks 11- 13 1/2’; IHC 300 gal dsl Tank & Stand; 350 form; JD 853 row head, 8-row; needs restored. rently available vaccines, National Institute of Food Plow Disk 12’, good blades. gal Poly Supply Tank; Swartz IHC 983 cornhead, 8-row; MF LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: HAY EQUIP.: Vermeer Rebel Wide Front; Land Pride Cat 1 1183 corn head, 8-row; 2 Case Gooseneck 24’ stock trailer, full however, are generally and Agriculture; the state TM800 pull type Disc Mower Quik Hitch; 2 Cat 1 JD quick IH 1020 platforms, 30’, pickup top; (2) 16’ bumper-pull stock considered inadequate for of Kansas National Bio (new gear box), always shed- hitches; GB 800 axle mt ldr. w/5’ reels; IHC 810 platform w/pickup trailers, full tops; Five Star 3pt. disease control and addi- and Agro-Defense Facili- ded; 10-wheel Rake on K&M bucket; Westendorf Quik Tach attach.; IHC 810 header w/sun- post hole digger; Hay Buster tional tools are necessary ty Fund; and by the Law- Cart; JD 224 WS sq. baler; MF Bale Spear; 3 pt forklift attach; flower pans; IHC 1083 corn head bale processor; (2) Manuel cattle to reduce the effects of rence Livermore National 560 rnd baler; Vermeer 504F rnd JD frt. ldr Grapple Forks; Fork 8-row; JD 24’ platform; A&L grain working chutes; wire roller w/ baler; IHC 9’ Trail type Sickle Lift Forks; 5’ Skidsteer Bucket; PRRS on swine, Niederw- Laboratory’s Laboratory cart 500 bu; Crustbuster 850CC B&S motor on trailer; wooden erder said. Derived Research and De- Mower #100; NH 469 Swather; Trailer House Axle; A Frame; grain cart w/roll over tarp; (3) posts; 100s of rod posts; fence NH 56 Rake; 6 Bale Hay Trailer, sev. 9’ NH Swather Sickles; shop built header trailers. chargers; fencing supplies; com- “The gut microbiome is velopment Effort. bumper hitch; 2-wheel pull type Misc. New Mower Sickles; 30+ TRUCKS: 1991 Volvo semi- bine bin tank on wheels. Bale Buggy; 3 pt Bale Carrier; Used Steel Posts; 8’ & 20’ alum. truck, 9 spd. trans., Cummins OTHER FARM ITEMS: 500 gal. Little Giant Hay Elevator 24’. Light Poles; 1 lot Used Guard motor; 1995 Freightliner semi- propane tank on running gear; *FARM AUCTION* SMALL EQUIP.: 3 pt Land Pride Rails; 20’ 10” I-beam; 1 Lot Misc. truck, N-14 motor, 10 spd. trans.; 500 gal. propane tank; (3) 1,000 SATURDAY,฀MARCH฀27,฀2021฀—฀10:30฀AM Soil Pulverizer #2060; Good sm. Iron, Pipe, tubing, Channel Iron 1992 Freightliner semi-truck, gal. diesel fuel tanks; 500 gal. 3 pt plows, discs, blades, etc; 3 & More; 20’ 6” PVC Pipe; 4- LOCATION:฀1918฀L฀Road฀—฀SENECA,฀KANSAS฀66538 N-14 motor, 10 spd trans.; 1970 fuel tank; pickup bed fuel tanks; Directions:฀From฀SENECA,฀KS:฀1฀Mile฀East฀on฀Hwy฀36,฀1฀Mile฀ pt 200 gal. water tank for burning 6x20’ Floating Docks; 12”x20 Chevy tandem truck, 5x2 spd. 11.2-38 sprinkler tires (new); lots pastures; 6’ IHC 2 pt Fast hitch alum. Walking Plank 500# cap; South฀on฀Hwy฀63฀to฀144th฀Road,฀0.5฀Mile฀East฀to฀L฀Road,฀North฀ trans., V-8 motor, 20’ bed & hoist; of other sprinkler tires; sm. clip- 0.25฀Mile฀on฀East฀Side. Rotary Mower; 8’ IHC Single Glass Guard Shack for hunt- 1974 C-60 Chevy truck, 4x2 spd. per seed cleaner; pickup topper; gang drag Disk; Ferguson 2 btm ing, ticket booth, bus stop etc; trans, V-8 motor, 81,000 miles JD 349 diesel irrigation motor; REAL ESTATE 3 pt. plow. Sleeper for Semi truck; Cross- w/16’ bed & hoist; 1974 C-60 2000 Isuzu 4-cyl. irrigation motor; House: 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Remodeled Kitchen, Family Room, OTHER EQUIP.: Kuker Goose- box w/Dog Carrier; Pump Panel Chevy truck, 4x2 spd. trans., V-8 25 gal. ATV spot sprayer. Utility Room, Porch. Outbuildings:฀30’x40’ 3 Car Detached Ga- neck Gravity Wagon w/mtr Gauges; Federal Light Bar; New motor w/1’ bed & hoist; 1965 SHOP ITEMS: Floor jacks; cut- rage; (2) 30’x40’ Enclosed Buildings; 30’x65’ Open Front Imple- driven Auger; JD 68 Auger 12x16’ hvy Plastic Tarp; Pile of GMC truck, V-6 motor, 4x2 spd. ting torch & bottles; (2) Forney ment Shed; 38’x70’ Open Front Implement Shed; 38’x100’ Open Wagon, good; Blair 2 whl Feeder Firewood; wooden Porch Rail- trans., 14’ bed & hoist. 180-amp welders; Generac Front Building; 50’x40’ Barn; 3,000 Bu Grain Bin; Rural Water; Wagon, has been shedded; BJM ing, 3 sec. w/spindles 32” tall; TRAILERS: 1981 Timpte 42’ GP6500 port. generator; Industri- Located on Approx. 5 to 7 Acres; Within 1.5 Miles of Seneca, KS Grain Cart HW450C; Servis 15’ Misc. Lumber & Plywood; Misc. grain trailer w/roll over tarp; 1979 al 60 gal. air compressor, 3.1 hp SENECA REAL ESTATE CO. -฀Mike฀Kuckelman฀Broker; Flex wing Rotary Mower; Shop- pcs of New Metal Roofing; 3 Timpte 42’ grain trailer w/roll over (new); Upright 60 gal. air com- Dale฀Wilhelm฀Auctioneer built 12’ Blade, 6 Way hyd. Semi Rolls New 2x6” Owens Corning tarp; 1987 Pace 42’ grain trailer pressor; heavy duty 16 spd. drill mt, hvy duty; Bush Hog Post Insulation; Salad Bar 3x8 on HOUSEHOLD: Whirlpool 22 cu MACHINERY: KillBros 385 Hole Digger 12” 3 pt; Best Way rollers, refrig. was working; Roll- w/roll over tarp; Flat deck 40’ press; cherry picker; motor stand; semi-trailer, bale hauler; 16’ car B&D cut off saw; bolt bins; lots ft Refrigerator, Kenmore Wash- Gravity Wagon w/12 Ton Gear; 700 gal. Sprayer w/50’ booms; ing Cabinet w/drop in refrig Unit er, Whirlpool Dryer, Chest Type Kuker Gravity Wagon w/10 Ton 3 pt anhydrous applicator; Int. (was working, 91x34x39” high); trailer; pickup bed trailer; Dona- of new parts, repairs, filters, roll- hue trailer. er chain, etc.; 8-drawer Popular Freezer, Dining Room Table w/4 Gear; Krause 904 18’ Disc; IH grinder/mixer, always shedded. Hobart Vulcan Indust. cooking Chairs, Dining Room Table w/6 45 18’ Field Cultivator; Gehl 100 NEW MISC. SKID STEER stove 2 Ovens & 6 top burners; HAY EQUIPMENT: 2016 JD Mechanics tool chest; elec. hand MoCo 956 swather/mower; 2011 tools; air tools; bench vise; pipe Chairs, Corner Cabinet, Dining Grinder Mixer w/Extra Extension ATTACHMENTS Filing Cabinets; set of nice Used Room Table w/Chrome Legs- on Unloading Auger; Landoll 9 LIVESTOCK EQUIP.: 20-20’ Kitchen Cabinets; 5 Collectible New Holland BR7090 round wrenches, adj. wrenches; log baler, net wrap, (7090 bales); chains; tow rope; Rigid port. air Old, Recliner, Lift Chair, Walker, Shank Ripper; IH 12’ Tandem cont. fence panels; Free Stand- Fish Mounts; Champion fiber- 40” Sony Flat Screen TV, (2) Disc; Rhino 8’ 3Pt Blade; IH ing heavy Panels; Tilting Work- glass fishing boat 18’; 50 pcs. of IHC hay rake; bale unroller; 2-3pt. compressor; oil & grease; pickup bale spears; Hesston round baler. tool boxes; Power Kraft radial 19” Flat Screen TVs, Drop Leaf 540 4 Bottom Steerable Plow; ing Chute for Sheep & Goats; 2” oilfield pipe. Table, Queen Size Bed, Full Heider Auger Wagon w/Top; Squeeze Chute; 12 12’ Prairie TIRES & WHEELS: 3 New 11L- FARM EQUIPMENT: JD 7000 arm saw; bench vises; Stihl weed planter, 8-row, pull type; Flex eater; Solar 440 battery charger; Size Bed, China Hutch, 2 Cedar Bushhog 6x30 Rear Mount Cul- Products Metal Feed Bunks; Poly 15 Rib impl. Tires; 3 New 700-15 Chests, Iron Bed, Wooden Gun tivator; Windrow Turner 3 Pt; Bale Rings; Gates, Posts, Water- 14 Ply Tires; 7- 8.75x16.5 Tires King 5x5 sweep plow w/pickers; Winco generator w/6 cyl. motor Rhino 18’ bat wing mower; Rhino on trailer; Magna Force 60 gal. Cabinet, Small Safe w/Combi- (3) 4 Wheel Hay Wagons; 3 Pt ers, Cube Fdr etc. & whls; 2 New 8.75x16.5 Fires- nation, Wooden Toy Box, Metal Sprayer; JD Model H Manure VEHICLES: 2005 Ford Frees- tone Tires; 21 Trailer House Tires 15’ bat wing mower; Great Plains air compressor, 7 hp; parts as- 30’ folding disk drill, solid stand; sortments; many other items. Filing Cabinets, Baby Bed, High Spreader; E-Z Flow Seeder; JD tar Mini Van; 1988 Chevy 1 ton & whls 7-14.5; 1 pr 18.4-26 JD Chair, Religious Pictures & Stat- Van Brunt Drill w/Seeder; JD #5 X-cab 4x4; 1995 Ford F250 ext. Combine Tires & whls; 2-30.5L-32 several Melroe 14’x12” hoe drills; ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE: Orthman 8-row bedder bar; Gristmill; Timken bearing clock; ues, 2 School Desks, Christmas Mower - 7’ Bar; MF Model 12 cab, body good; 2005 Int. sgl Tires; 18.4-38 Snap On Duals. Decorations, Old Wash Tub, Square Baler; JD 494A 4 Row axle Dump truck DT466 dsl mtr, TOOLS & SHOP ITEMS: Ryobi Reynolds land plane; JD 4-btm IHC hit & miss motor; platform roll over plow; (2) Orthman been scale; PTO buzz saw; lg. anvil; Old Wood Stove, Lard Press, Planter; JD 1250 6x30 Planter; Crown 11’ bed w/air tailgate; 2001 10” Table Saw & Stand; Delta Meat Grinder Walk In Cooler - 45’ 6” Auger; AC 60 All Crop Freightliner Truck, Cat dsl mtr, 16” Wood Lathe on hvy stand knife bars, 20’; Great Plains 20’, 3 filling station oil dispenser; old pt. disk drill; Krause 28’ disk; AC tools. 8’x12’, 8’ Tall w/Refrigeration Combine - Pull Type; 6 Big Bale 24’ flatbed & hoist, 250,000 mi. (1 (#46-455, like new); Craftsman Unit. Hay Trailer. Donkey carrier selling separate); 10” Radial Arm Saw; 2 Milwaukee 21’ disk; JD 30’ field conditioner; ATV: 2015 Polaris Ranger VEHICLES: LIVESTOCK EQUIP.: Case IH 950 cyclo planter, 8-row; 570EFI, side-by-side, 4x4; Po- 2002 Chevy Sil- 8’ Wood- 1985 International single axle Sawsalls; Routers; Wood Clamps; verado 4x4, Regular Cab, 5.3 en Self Feeder, 12’ Wooden Dump Truck; 1968 Chevy 2 ton elec. Cords; Wood Vise; Lincoln IH 7-shank ripper; Orthman 20’ laris Sportsman 500, AWD, bar w/shanks; Richardson 5x5 4-wheeler. Motor, Auto, 3,450 mi (Yes this Self Feeder, (2) 10’x24’ Cat- w/16’ bed, scissor hoist, 6 cyl, 4/2 ProCut60 Plasma Cutter; New is the correct mileage); 2008 tle Shelters on Skids, 10x14 spd; 1968 Chevy 2 ton 5 spd w/16’ Multi power Indust. Equip. Power Check us out on Facebook & at www.berningauction.com Chrysler Town and Coun- Chicken House, Large Assort- all steel bed, twin cyl hoist; 1957 Washer; Clarke Power Washer; *Major items will sell live and online at www.equipmentfacts.com try Mini Van 3.8 Motor, Auto, ments of Cattle Panels and Chevy 6400 Truck w/13 1/2’ bed & New Multi Power Vacuum Cleaner; 33,000 mi; 2006 Chrysler Mini Metal Gates, Cattle Oiler, Stock hoist; 1991 Freightliner Truck, Cat lg. Lot of good Misc. Tools, starting at 12:00 pm MT/1:00 pm CT. Not all items will be offered online. We will begin selling big items at 11:00 MT/12:00 pm CT. Van 128,000 mi.; 1964 C60 6 Tanks, Big Bale Feeders, Misc eng; 1998 Grain Trailer; 43’ Flat- Chains,Socket sets, wrenches, cyl 4x2 Trans, 16’ Bed & Hoist; Feed Bunks, 24’ Hay Conveyor, deck Semi Trailer w/4 1/2’ dove- jacks, rakes, shovels, etc. GAYLENE SHANK & 2011 Kawasaki 610 Mule 4x4, Squeeze Chute - Manual, Por- Partial List! Taking Consignments Until Sale Day! The Late DENNIS SHANK, OWNERS 336 hrs; Bonanza 16’ Bumper table Cattle Chute, 2 Small Bulk TERMS: Must VALID ID to register. NO EXCEPTIONS! Cash or approved check Hitch Stock Trailer. Tanks, Chicken Crates, Chick- Check www.kansasauctions.net/kurtz for complete sale bill, pictures TRACTORS: & up to date list of late consignments. day of sale. NO CREDIT CARDS! 2.5% Buyers Premium charged for online sales. 1975 Case 970 en Feeders and Waters, (4) 300 Max charge of $750.00. Everything sold as is. No warranties expressed or implied. Diesel, WF, Dual Hyd, 6,475 Gal Fuel Barrels w/Stands, Nice Richard Newkirk Sales mgr 620-203-0065 Not responsible for theft or accident. Announcements day of auction take prece- Hrs, No AC, Front & Rear Assortment of Shop Tools and Larry Hermon Asst Mgr 620-256-6771 dence. LUNCH served. NOTICE: Due to Covid-19, you are responsible for your Weights, 1 Owner; IH Model H Miscellaneous. own SAFETY and HEALTH. The auction company nor the seller will be held Harold Hess 620-490-1145 for load out or unloading responsible. Social guidelines are in place, so please be respectful. We know - Good Rubber, Good Tin. AUCTIONEERS: Darwin W. Kurtz 785-448-4152 auctions are a hard place to social distance, so we will have masks & hand SELLER: WILFRED RONNEBAUM ESTATE ฀LYLE฀WILLIAMS:฀785-229-5457฀•฀LAVERNE฀YODER:฀785-489-2335 sanitizer available. Enjoy the auction! COL.฀BEN฀ERNST:฀620-364-6786฀•฀DANIEL฀WAGLER:฀785-806-1669 BERNING AUCTION, INC. Auction Conducted by: WILHELM AUCTION SERVICE PAUL฀HANCOCK:฀620-340-5692 812 West M, Leoti, KS 67861, 620-375-4130 DALE฀WILHELM,฀785-294-8569฀•฀DANNY฀DETERS,฀785-336-1622 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Page 21 Lawn & Gardening Issue 2021 Community Bloom & Grow Event puts the gas pedal to gardening with new drive-through gardening event In a year when gar- K-State Research and Ex- will be offering free gar- Community Bloom & Grow as the 2021 Herb of the plants in the carrot family dening has been all the tension’s office in Sedg- dening kits to the com- Event will be held on Sat- Year by the International including dill and fennel. rage, the importance of wick County. “That is what munity, filled with live urday, May 1, 2021, from Herb Association. Pars- To help provide addition- the availability of fresh inspired us to create this plants, seeds, and bulbs. 3:00-6:00 p.m. at the Sedg- ley is both a well-known al information on Parsley, produce and the need to year’s Community Bloom Participants will have the wick County Extension Ed- essential kitchen herb the Herb Society of South support the pollinator & Grow Event,” added opportunity to pick from ucation Center, 21st and and an essential plant for Central Kansas will be on community have been two McKernan. “We wanted to one of two themed garden Ridge Road in Wichita. the pollinator communi- site during the event. trends that have garnered encourage people’s inter- kits - a Vegetable Garden Kits will be given away ty. Parsley is one of the In the case of severe attention worldwide. “Pro- est in gardening and help Kit or a Pollinator Gar- on a first come first serve Eastern Black Swallow- inclement weather, a post- viding food for ourselves, them be successful, while den Kit. Each kit contains basis, and are limited to tail Butterfly larvae’s pri- poned date is set for the and the natural communi- addressing these bigger free plant material and one kit per household. A mary food sources, whose following day, Sunday, May ty of bees, butterflies, and issues.” provides information on total of 500 Vegetable Gar- caterpillars feed on the 2, 2021, from 3:00-6:00 p.m., birds that surround us has For the Community growing the plants, online den Kits and 500 Pollina- leaves of parsley and other at the same location. really gained importance” Bloom & Grow Event, the resources, and other fun tor Garden Kits are being said Matthew McKernan, Sedgwick County Exten- giveaways. planned for this event. a horticulture agent with sion Master Gardeners The drive-through-only The garden kits will help first-time gardeners find success with garden- Time to plant potatoes in Kansas ing, and expand the gar- For Kansas gardeners, provides a protective coat- week. dening skills of longtime St. Patrick’s Day means ing,” Upham said. “Storing The March 8 Horticul- gardeners by providing something much more seed in a warm location ture Newsletter includes fresh produce and sup- thanw donning a favorite during suberization will tips on: port for pollinating insects green outfit and heading to speed the process.” Growing rhubarb in throughout the Sedgwick local celebrations. Upham recommends Kansas – it’s tricky! County Community. Traditionally, the Irish planting each seed piece 1 Bolting and buttoning Both garden kits will holiday signals the date to 2 inches deep and 8 to 12 such cole crops as brocco- highlight parsley, selected for planting potatoes. inches apart in rows. li, cabbage and cauliflow- “Actually, anytime from “Though it is import- er. mid- to late-March is fine ant to plant potatoes in Best time to plant let- Gardening for potato planting,” said March, they emerge slow- tuce, radishes and spin- Kansas State University ly,” he said. “It is often ach. simply does horticulture expert Ward mid- to late-April before Cutting back ornamen- not allow one to Upham. new plants poke their way tal grasses. “Be sure to buy seed through the soil. As the po- Pruning raspberries be mentally old, potatoes rather than using tatoes grow, pull soil up to and blackberries. those bought for cooking. the base of the plants. New Interested persons can because too many Seed potatoes are certi- potatoes are borne above also send their garden- fied disease-free and have the planted seed piece and and yard-related questions hopes and dreams plenty of starch to sprout it is important to keep sun- to Upham at wupham@ksu. as quickly as soil tempera- light from hitting the new edu, or contact your local are yet to be real- tures allow.” potatoes.” K-State Research and Ex- ized. – Allan Armitage Upham notes that most Upham said exposed tension office. seed potatoes can be cut potatoes will turn green into four pieces – “though and produce a poisonous large potatoes may yield substance called solanine. more,” he said. Each seed Keeping the potatoes cov- NEW LOCATION should weight between 1 ered will prevent this. ½ to 2 ounces, and likely Upham and his col- Granite Road Greenhouse more than one eye. leagues in K-State’s De- th Each pound of seed po- partment of Horticulture 3269 238 Rd • Soldier, KS tatoes should yield eight and Natural Resources 785-924-3337 to ten pieces, according to produce a weekly Horti- Seed Potatoes Potting Soil Small Fruits Hanging Baskets Upham. culture Newsletter with tips Onion Sets Fruit Trees Garden Seeds Potted Plants “Cut the seed two to for maintaining gardens three days before planning and home landscapes. The March Hours: M-S: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Closed Sunday so that freshly cut surfac- newsletter is available April & May Hours: es have a chance to sub- to view online or can be M - W - F: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. • T - Th - S: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. erize, or toughen, which delivered by email each Page 22 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Meadowlark District to host Sheep and Goat Workshop Know your morel: Online By Jody G. Holthaus, sult of a growing interest and parasites. Some of Road in Holton. Dr. Ali- Meadowlark District in raising the ruminants those and other topics will son Crane, KSU Sheep and classes will help enthusiasts Extension agent, livestock for show, hobby, and re- be discussed at our Sheep Meat Goat Extension spe- and natural resources tiree purposes. Sheep and & Goat Workshop. cialist and assistant pro- identify wild mushrooms Sheep and goat num- goats can be raised on The school will be of- fessor will be presenting K-State Research and The classes will be of- bers are on the uptick smaller acreages, but they fered on April 7, 2021, at “Costs of Production” and Extension, in partnership fered online through Zoom across Nebraska, Kansas, do have their challenges, the NE Kansas Heritage “Spring Parasite Control.” with the Kansas Depart- on March 23 from noon to 1 and Oklahoma as the re- such as fencing, predators, Complex, 12000 214th Due to COVID-19 re- ment of Agriculture, is p.m., and on March 29 from strictions, we ask that you offering online classes at 6-7 p.m. social distance and wear two different times to help Morel mushrooms grow a mask. The school will be people earn the necessary in the wild but can be hard recorded and posted for approval to sell wild morel to find. For that reason, future viewing. mushrooms. they are highly favored among chefs and mush- Bipartisan bill seeks to overhaul room enthusiasts. False morels include a number H-2A visa program for ag labor of species that look similar A bill to advance immi- labor representatives and but are actually poisonous. gration reform and over- members on both sides of The classes are intend- haul the H-2A agricultur- the aisle — that will do just ed to help ensure that wild al guestworker program that,” Rep. Dan Newhouse harvested mushrooms sold was recently reintroduced (R-Wash.), Republican as morels in the state of in Congress. The Farm sponsor of the bill, said. Kansas are safe to con- sume. Current regulations Workforce Modernization Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Ca- under KDA’s food safety Act, which passed in the lif.), Democratic sponsor, and lodging program re- House in 2019 by a vote said the bill provides legal quire that mushrooms of 260-165, would create a status for farmworkers, picked in the wild for merit-based program spe- and updates and stream- sale must be individually cifically designed for U.S. lines the H-2A temporary inspected for safety by a agriculture. worker visa program while registered mushroom iden- “American agriculture ensuring fair wages and tifier. Upon completing the is desperately in need of a working conditions for all class – which includes legal, reliable workforce. workers. passing an online exam – The Farm Workforce Mod- The bill would mod- participants will be recog- ernization Act is a solution ernize and streamline the nized as registered morel — negotiated in good faith H-2A process for growers identifiers in Kansas to by agriculture groups, to hire farm workers and meet this regulation. create a merit-based visa Registration for the program for agricultur- classes is now open at https://www.ksre.k-state. al workers to earn legal edu/foodsafety and costs status through continued $5. Participants will re- employment. It also would ceive the Zoom link for the establish a mandatory, na- training after registering. tionwide E-Verify system For questions or to reg- for all agricultural hiring ister, call the Reno County with a structured phase-in Extension Office at 620-662- and guaranteed due pro- 2371 or send an email to Pam Paulsen, ppaulsen@ cess for authorized work- ksu.edu, or Londa Nwa- ers who are incorrectly re- dike, [email protected]. jected by the system. LAND AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2021 * 10:00 AM At the farm, 1890 15th Road, WASHINGTON, KANSAS Located 2 miles south and 1 mile east of Washington. 2 Tracts – Located southeast of Washington, Kansas TRACT 1 – The N ½ NE ¼ 24-3-3, less a 5 acre tract, Washington County, Kansas 75 Acres, m/l, a mix of warm and cool season grass. About ¾ of the farm is gently sloping to moderately sloping Crete soils, but has been used as grassland for several years. SELLER: THE ESTATE OF RAY DITMARS TRACT 2 – A 5 acre tract located at 1890 15th Road, Wash- ington, Kansas COUNTRY ACREAGE - 5 Acres, m/l, w/ranch style home built in 1993. Main floor of home has a large living/dining room with vault- ed ceiling, spacious kitchen w/island, breakfast nook, laundry/mud KEY FEEDS CATTLE MINERAL SALE: room, half bath, and large master suite. Finished walk-out basement w/family room, large bathroom, and 2-3 bedrooms. 2 car garage, fruit trees, creek, timber, good gravel road. Feb. 1 - May 15, buy 20 bags and get 1 bag free! To see the property, call 785-325-2734 for an appointment, or come to the Open House on Sunday afternoon, March 21st Order by May 15 and ship by May 28 for free bag special from 1:00-3:00. SELLER: MELISSA DITMARS Key Feeds will custom mix your cattle TERMS ON BOTH TRACTS: Ten percent down, the balance due in 30 days. Possession at closing. mineral the way you want. These tracts will be offered separate and together, and will be Choose any of the following additives: sold in the manner which brings the most money. Auction by: Chlortetracyline • Zinpro Availa 4 chelated trace minerals • MOS 3 choices of fly control: Altosid, Justifly or Rabon. Washington, KS Cinnagar • Bovatec or Rumensin 785-325-2734, 747-6888, 747-8017 One ton minimum order for bags delivered or www.BottRealtyAuction.com 2 tons minimum order for bulk delivered. CALL KEY FEEDS TODAY Fourth & Pomeroy Associates, Inc. 1-800-432-7423 OFFICE FEED Clay Center, Kansas 67432 Byron Thoreson • 785-630-0161 Bonded & Insured Rod Bohn, GM • 785-630-0846 FEEDS SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY IN EMPORIA, KANSAS AT 11:00 AM MINNEAPOLIS LOCATION: TIPTON LOCATION: 620-342-2425 or 800-835-7803 toll-free • Fax: 620-342-7741 Joseph Ebert, VP Carr • 785-630-0491 Wiles • 785-630-1049 James Tim Date: 3/10/21. Total Head Count: 1,136. COWS: $47-$65.00. BULLS: $84-$88.00, light test. HEIFERS 12 bkbwf...... [email protected] 7 bkbwf...... [email protected] 4 blk ...... [email protected] CLAY CENTER 6 mix ...... [email protected] 20 mix ...... [email protected] JC LIVESTOCK SALES INC. 13 blk ...... [email protected] 6 blk ...... [email protected] Wednesday Sale, Hogs NOON • Cattle 12:30 PM IVESTOCK ALES NC 10 bkbwf...... [email protected] 8 blk ...... [email protected] L S I . 13 mix ...... [email protected] 30 bkbwf...... [email protected] Report from March 10, 2021 Cattle sales Tuesday, 11:00 AM. STEERS HEIFERS 37 mix ...... [email protected] 28 mix ...... [email protected] 7 435 182.00 3 425 147.00 4 mix ...... [email protected] 5 mix ...... [email protected] 3 533 178.00 3 503 145.00 Report from March 9, 2021 17 552 178.00 3 552 140.00 8 mix ...... [email protected] 6 bkbrf ...... [email protected] 16 553 175.50 8 628 138.00 STEERS 64 540 145.50 9 blk ...... [email protected] 18 mix ...... [email protected] 48 618 167.75 24 719 130.00 2 378 192.00 9 596 137.00 8 bkbwf...... [email protected] 5 blk ...... [email protected] 5 648 163.75 60 777 124.75 27 681 151.00 55 882 121.35 3 493 179.00 5 681 129.00 4 blk ...... [email protected] 35 blk ...... [email protected] 15 712 149.50 3 817 116.00 7 495 175.00 12 755 126.75 10 mix ...... [email protected] 38 bkbwf...... [email protected] 16 722 147.00 TOP BUTCHER COW: 45 618 167.00 4 829 116.00 6 blk ...... [email protected] 40 blk ...... [email protected] 11 786 134.50 $65.00 @ 1,510 LBS. 16 blk ...... [email protected] 9 mix ...... [email protected] 10 810 130.25 21 696 155.00 7 861 114.00 15 842 129.50 TOP BUTCHER BULL: 7 mix ...... [email protected] 11 blk ...... [email protected] 6 673 151.00 30 877 128.00 $86.00 @ 1,945 LBS. 21 bkbwf...... [email protected] 18 bkbwf...... [email protected] 5 887 126.50 131 844 136.75 TOP BUTCHER COW: 4 928 122.50 BRED COWS: $1,250 4 mix ...... [email protected] 5 mix ...... [email protected] 4 746 133.00 7 960 120.50 PAIRS: NO TEST $67.00 @ 1,575 LBS. 16 blk ...... [email protected] 1 blk ...... [email protected] 2 883 132.50 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 17: 14 mix ...... [email protected] 6 mix ...... [email protected] 26 blk X strs & hfrs ...... 625-750 lbs...... W.V. HEIFERS TOP BUTCHER BULL: 9 mix ...... [email protected] 22 mix ...... [email protected] 32 blk X strs & hfrs ...... 800-900 lbs ...... W.V. 5 434 160.00 $98.00 @ 2,070 LBS. 4 blk ...... [email protected] 11 mix ...... [email protected] PLUS MORE BY SALE DAY! 15 473 155.00 7 mix ...... [email protected] 4 Char ...... [email protected] SPECIAL COW SALE MARCH 24: 13 513 151.00 BRED COWS: NO TEST 12 bkbwf...... [email protected] 14 bkbwf...... [email protected] 20-20 Angus ...... 2 yr Spring pairs ...... Poland Farm 9 blk ...... [email protected] 11 blk ...... [email protected] 20 Angus ...... 1st calf Fall bred hfrs ...... AI to Lyons Bulls 6 blk ...... [email protected] 11 mix ...... [email protected]

40 Angus ...... Fall bred cows, 3-7 yrs.... Bred to Lyons Bulls 22 mix ...... [email protected] 12 mix ...... [email protected] 135 AngX strs & hfrs ...... 650-850 lbs...... W.V. Hfrs repl. quality Sheep & Goat Sale 60 blk X strs ...... 600-725 lbs...... W.V. 20 blk ...... [email protected] 17 bkbwf...... [email protected] PLUS MORE BY SALE DAY! Saturday, April 3rd 10 mix ...... [email protected] 7 blk ...... [email protected] 16 blk ...... [email protected] 18 mix ...... [email protected] SPECIAL HORSE & TACK SALE - SAT., MARCH 27 4 bkbwf...... [email protected] 22 blk ...... [email protected] TACK — 10:00 a.m. • HORSES — 1:00 p.m. 17 blk ...... [email protected] 22 Char ...... [email protected] Special Alternative Animal Sale 20 blk ...... [email protected] 14 mix ...... [email protected] STARS OF KS CLUB LAMB & PIG SALE th th 10 blk ...... [email protected] April 10 & 11 STEERS 6 blk ...... [email protected] FRIDAY, APRIL 2 @ 7:00 P.M. 9 mix ...... [email protected] 20 Char ...... [email protected] 30 Lambs ; 30 Pigs 5 blk ...... [email protected] 26 blk ...... [email protected] 16 mix ...... [email protected] 10 mix ...... [email protected] Watch online with cattleusa.com (Tab J.C. Livestock Sales) Special Cow Sale in April Must register to bid. Call 785-761-5813 with questions EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 17 If you need assistance in marketing your cattle please call & we will be happy to discuss it with you. • 23 blk strs and hfrs, 30 days weaned, 400-650 lbs. PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566 Clay Center Field Representatives: THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT! Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185 YOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED! For Cattle Appraisals Call: BRODY PEAK, 620-343-5107 GLENN UNRUH, 620-341-0607 KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT LYNN LANGVARDT LYLE WILLIAMS, Field Representative, 785-229-5457 Tues. & Wed. KCLY-Fm 100.9 WIBW 580 - 6:45 A.M. Thurs; KVOE 1400 - 6:30-6:45 A.M. 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, March 16, 2021 Page 23 enveloped and darkened station at Washburn Col- Beef remains consumer favorite the city in a pall of black- lege in Topeka logged a Consumers who prefer beef over plant-based pro- ness.” The dust storm was change of temperature tein alternatives said they are willing to pay nearly historic in nature. Noth- as the storm blew out of two dollars more per meal for a burger when dining at ing quite like it had been the northwest recording a restaurant, according to a recent study from Kansas seen before, bringing the a 50-degree drop in tem- State University. The nationwide study involved more Journal to note, “People perature in a few short than 3,000 consumers that represented the population of have just got through dig- hours. the country and was conducted by K-State agricultural ging from the pores of the At Peabody the edi- economists Glynn Tonsor and Ted Schroeder and Purdue skin the dirt driven there tor of the Gazette-Herald University agricultural economist Jayson Lusk. by the furious dust storms observed a temperature Nearly 70% of respondents identified themselves as which for several days drop from seventy degrees regular meat consumers, while the remainder identified since our last issue have to eleven degrees above with such alternative diets as vegan, vegetarian, flexitar- been lifting this country zero “in a little while.” ian or other. Tonsor said regular meat consumers report- ‘clean off its toes.’ Even Although he offered his ed being willing to pay $1.87 more per meal for a beef sinners have stood some most illuminating obser- burger in a restaurant. They also would pay up to 29¢ vation in another part of chance of being translated more per pound for store-brand 80% lean ground beef with such favoring gales.” the paper with an expla- at the grocery store. Those who prefer alternative diets The smell of smoke nation of the origin of the would pay $1.48 more per meal in a restaurant and up to brought crowds of men big wind that had blown $2.32 per pound more in the grocery store. The Big Wind of 1879 into the streets of Wich- across the state on March As the spring of 1879 rection. By the time the Although there is strong preference on both sides, the ita, rushing through the 13, 1879. “That big wind number of consumers choosing beef over plant-based approached, Mother Na- wind shifted to the north darkness, wind, and dust last Thursday night, was ture, as she is inclined to the thick dust carried a pe- alternatives is clearly in favor of the beef industry. The “to arrest, if possible, caused by the State heav- report notes that beef is consumed three times more do, asserted her superiori- culiar bluish appearance the threatened danger.” ing a big sigh of relief over ty over the best-laid plans that resembled smoke. often than plant-based proteins in the U.S. Among the Unlike Cawker City, the the adjournment of the factors influencing consumers to choose beef are taste, of civilization to inhab- The uncertainty was soon smoke in the streets of Legislature.” safety and price. it a broad section of the verified when the cry of Wichita proved to be prai- The more things “Those are key differentiation points we see in this West. Drought had spread “Fire!” echoed from the rie grass and stacks of hay change, the more they re- study and have seen in several studies,” Tonsor said. from the Rio Grande on end of the street. Men and and straw that fortunately main the same on The Way “Taste and safety, in particular, are key drivers of U.S. the Mexican Border all the boys poured from their did not advance beyond West. beef demand.” way across the plains to homes, dashing through the Kechi area north of “The Cowboy,” Jim Gray the Canadian border. The the dense smoke. To the Wichita, is author of the book Des- March 1, 1879, the Salina north and east of town a To add to the general perate Seed: Ellsworth Kan- Herald reported prairie chain of fire was roaring discomfort of the evening sas on the Violent Frontier, fires all around the city. and rolling directly toward on that terrible day, the Ellsworth, KS. Contact The barren ground was town. Buckets, sacks, and winds were described as Kansas Cowboy, 220 21st blowing to the extent that, quilts were the only weap- “icy,” turning the night RD Geneseo, KS. Phone 785- “real estate moved consid- ons available to fight the into a howling uncomfort- 531-2058 or kansascowboy@ erably this week.” battle to save Cawker City able horror. The weather kans.com. Drought and wind as the brave men and boys www.centrallivestockks.com plagued all who had come rushed to face the hasten- seeking their fortune ing inferno. Fire-fighting Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. Office: 620-662-3371 or just hoping to start a became so intense that 1/2฀mile฀East฀of฀Holton,฀KS฀on฀16฀Highway or Matt Hoffman (Owner): 620-727-0913 new life in the “Prom- even clothes caught fire. Livestock฀Auction฀every฀Tuesday฀at฀12฀NOON Hay Auction- Every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. ised Land”. The winds of Surprisingly no one was ****STARTING TIME: 12:00 NOON**** Cattle Auction- Every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. March 13, 1879, brought seriously burned. Hog/Sheep/Goat Auction- Every 3rd Saturday enormous clouds of dust After an hour of des- MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 2021 Horse/Tack Auction- Every 1st Saturday that darkened the day into perately fighting the fire RECEIPTS: 1,222 CATTLE FOR FULL RESULTS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE: th what the Salina Journal Jim Hugh’s stable was WWW.HOLTONLIVESTOCK.COM Results From March 9 Sale: termed a “consistency of saved even in the midst STEERS 4 blk hfrs [email protected] Steers Heifers twilight.” Visibility dimin- of stored hay and straw. 4 blk bulls [email protected] 9 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 300-400# $185.00-$208.00 300-400# $150.00-$190.00 ished as buildings across The stable was the only 6 blk bwf strs [email protected] 7 blk red hfrs [email protected] 400-500# $143.00-$198.50 400-500# $148.00-$182.50 city streets disappeared seriously damaged build- 6 blk strs [email protected] 13 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 500-600# $138.00-$177.50 500-600# $130.00-$157.50 from view. “The air was so ing in town. Had even one 19 blk red strs [email protected] 10 blk red hfrs [email protected] 600-700# $134.50-$154.00 600-700# $117.00-$149.00 filled with dust as to be sti- shingled roof caught fire 7 blk bwf strs [email protected] 11 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 700-800# $120.00-$144.00 700-800# $110.00-$136.50 6 red char strs [email protected] 10 blk hfrs [email protected] fling even within houses. the town would have been 800-900# $109.00-$132.25 800-900# $109.00-$116.50 Although the wind was al- utterly destroyed, as noth- 11 blk bwf strs [email protected] 20 blk hfrs [email protected] 22 rwf char strs [email protected] 12 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] most a tornado, no serious ing could have stopped the 26 blk strs [email protected] 12 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] th damage was done to the wind driven flames with Sat., March 20 - Hog/ Sheep/ Goat Sale 6 blk red strs [email protected] 7 blk hfrs [email protected] rd immediate vicinity.” burning shingles flying 9 blk bwf strs [email protected] 7 blk hfr [email protected] Sat., April 3 - Horse & Tack Sale Prairie fires broke out through the air. 5 blk char strs [email protected] 7 blk hfrs [email protected] Tues., April 13th - Calf/Yearling Special across the state. At Cawker Describing the same 30 blk strs [email protected] 9 blk hfrs [email protected] City, Thursday, March 13th, storm as it swept south, 18 blk strs [email protected] 15 blk hfrs [email protected] began “pleasant enough the March 15, Wichita 13 blk bwf strs [email protected] 35 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] for the time of year.” At Herald noted winds that, HEIFERS 10 blk red hfrs [email protected] about 1 p.m. a southeast “gave rise to fears of an 2 blk hfrs [email protected] 12 herf hfrs [email protected] wind shifted to a gale out approaching tornado.” SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 9AM of the west “blowing great The wind blew fiercely See ad on PAGE 14 this issue! EL DORADO clouds of dust through giving rise to a “black ugly *** LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. the town.” Carriages and cloud… in the North about D&M SHOW PIG SALE, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 10 AM *** light wagons were upset, half past six, and in an SPECIAL COW SALE, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 6 PM and caps and hats were incredibly short space of 316-320-3212 Dan฀Harris,฀Auctioneer฀&฀Owner฀•฀785-364-7137 Fax: 316-320-7159 sent skyward in every di- time grew in size until it Danny฀Deters,฀Corning,฀Auct.฀&฀Field฀Rep฀•฀785-868-2591 Dick฀Coppinger,฀Winchester,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀913-774-2415 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Steve฀Aeschliman,฀Sabetha,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-284-2417 El Dorado, KS 67042 SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 * 9:00 AM Larry฀Matzke,฀Wheaton,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-268-0225 Market Report - Sale Date 3-11-21. 916 Head. Sale held at the north edge of DURHAM, KS (along Hwy 15) Craig฀Wischropp,฀Horton,฀Field฀Rep.฀•฀785-547-5419 300-400 lb. steers, $151-$194; heifers, $140-$177; 400-500 Barn Phone • 785-364-4114 COMBINE/TRACTORS/LOADERS lb. steers, $127-$189; heifers, $136-$165; 500-600 lb. steers, John Deere 9600 combine; ‘95 Case/IH 7220 MFWD 18 spd. power- WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com $125-$177.50; heifers, $113-$156; 600-700 lb. steers, $110- shift, 6088 hrs., near new rubber; IH 656 gas tractor; 1960 Minneap- EMAIL: [email protected] $157; heifers, $92-$138.50; 700-800 lb. steers, $120-$143; heif- olis Moline 4302 w/loader, 4 cyl. gas; Oliver 1800, gas, needs engine View our auctions live at “lmaauctions.com” ers, $103-$124.50; 800-900 lb. steers, $120.50-$133.25; heif- work; Oliver 1610 loader (brackets for 2-105 white); Dual Loader (fits ers, $114-$119. Trend on Calves: Steady to $3 lower on like 550 Oliver); White 1610 loader (salvage). kind compared to last week. Trend on Feeder Cattle: Mostly TRUCKS/TRAILERS steady on a lighter test. Butcher Cows: high dressing cows 1983 International S1700 392 eng., 5+2 spd axle, 16’ bed & hoist, $59-$77; Avg. dressing cows $44-$58; low dressing cows $30- Shurlock rollover tarp; ‘94 Ford F700 truck, gas V8 eng., auto trans., Eureka Livestock Sale $43. Butcher Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $61-$83.50. flatbed; ‘65 Chevy M-60 truck, 5+2 spd., 15’ B&H; ‘89 Dodge Ram P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 Some highlights include: 350, 5 spd., diesel, flatbed, runs good; Hillsboro 24’ flatbed tandem dual GN trailer w/ramps; 16’x77” car hauling trailer w/8’ ramps (has 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 HEIFERS 8 blk [email protected] title); ½ ton pickup bed trailer; 1976 Donahue swather trailer; 5’x9’ tilt 8 mix [email protected] 14 mix [email protected] bed trailer; Stidham 16’ stock trailer; 1991 Blair 6 bale hay trailer w/ Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp 14 mix [email protected] 11 mix [email protected] homemade front dolly (has title); 5’x8’ tilt top all steel 4 wheel trailer; Like Us On Facebook! 13 mix [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] 7’x12’ steel flatbed trailer w/7k lb axles; 5000 lb trailer axle w/wheels. 69 mostly blk [email protected] 8 mix [email protected] MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT On Thursday, March 11th, we had 1,248 head of John Deere 455 single fold grain drill (2 20 hole sections) w/dry fertil- 16 mix [email protected] 9 mix [email protected] izer, 7 ½” spacing; Kent series V 44’ field cultivator; Kent series VI 32’ cattle on a very active market. 17 mix [email protected] 18 blk [email protected] 14 blk [email protected] 10 blk [email protected] field cultivator; IH 900 cyclo-air semi-mt. 12 row planter, corn & bean STEERS 12 LimX [email protected] 14 LimX [email protected] drums; New Holland 116 16’ swing tongue pull type swather; Vermeer 11 blk [email protected] 56 mix [email protected] R23 twin rake; Sitrex Magnum 16 wheel rake; Hesston 565A round 24 rdAng [email protected] 26 ChrX [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] 15 blk [email protected] 16 blk [email protected] baler; Vermeer 605N round baler, SN 3125; Vermeer 605 F & 605 C 7 rdAng [email protected] 14 mix [email protected] 30 ChrX [email protected] STEERS 12 blk [email protected] round balers; Vermeer 605L round baler, net wrap; Blair 4’x10’ feed 16 bkbwf [email protected] 22 LimX [email protected] 26 blk [email protected] 9 mix [email protected] wagon; IH 100 trail type balanced sickle mower; NH 55 side delivery rake; 4 wheel hay trailer; Bradford gravity wagon w/auger; EZ trail 19 bkbwfrbf ...... 11 LimX [email protected] 20 bkbwf [email protected] 300 bu. gravity wagon w/auger & tarp; Shop built 160 bu. dual axle ...... [email protected] 10 bkbwf [email protected] 16 blk [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 2021 gooseneck grain trailer; IH 720 5 bottom plow; John Deere 1710A 13 23 rdAng [email protected] 9 bkbwf [email protected] ******* shank Disc chisel; JD 7000 6 row planter w/liquid fert.; JD rotary hoe; 8 mix [email protected] HEIFERS 10 bkbwf [email protected] box blade; tool bar w/sweeps; rotary mower; Bush Wacker T180 15’ SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 2021 batwing mower; JD 38 pull type field cutter; silage dump wagon; Deutz 22 bkbwfrbf ...... 23 rdAng [email protected] 16 bkRd [email protected] SPECIAL COW SALE, 11 AM 27’ field cultivator; Hesston 2210 27’ field cultivator; Huskee running ...... [email protected] 13 rdAng [email protected] 12 LimX [email protected] •฀60฀Red฀Angus฀replacement฀heifers,฀700-800lbs gear; Farmhand conveyor wagon w/running gear; 3 pt. post hole 10 bkbwfrbf ...... 6 blk [email protected] 10 LimX [email protected] •฀20฀1st฀calf฀Angus฀/฀Angus฀cross฀heifer฀pairs,฀calves฀mostly฀ digger; 3 pt grader blade; Bush Hog 3414 & SQ 720 rotary mowers; ...... [email protected] 5 blk [email protected] 9 mix [email protected] Bush Hog 2615 batwing mower, needs repairs; Bush Hog 90-08 blade; AI฀sired฀with฀rest฀being฀cleaned฀up฀by฀Angus฀bulls JD 3 pt rotary hoe; 2) IH #10 drills; JD #55A-B-H 3-14 hyd. lift plow, 10 bkRd [email protected] 23 bkRd [email protected] •฀30฀1st฀calf฀Angus฀heifer฀pairs,฀calves฀out฀of฀Hereford฀bulls,฀ totally reconditioned w/new paint, decals, tires, cast landslides, 10 rdAng [email protected] 8 Rd Ang [email protected] BULLS calves฀will฀be฀30+฀days฀old฀at฀sale shins (very nice). 26 bkbwf [email protected] 26 blk [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] •฀50฀1st฀calf฀Angus฀/฀Angus฀cross฀heifer฀pairs,฀calves฀out฀of฀ Angus฀bulls LIVESTOCK/SHOP/MISC. 23 ChX [email protected] 14 ChrX [email protected] 10 blk [email protected] 8’x12’ steel truck bed; John Deere Cat quick hitch; NH square bale •฀ 40฀ 1st฀ calf฀ Red฀ Angus฀ pairs,฀ fall฀ pairs฀ bred฀ back฀ to฀ Red฀ chute; 54) harrow tines; propane tank; Homemade cattle panel haul- 27 bkbwfrbf ...... 10 bkbwf [email protected] 8 blk [email protected] Angus฀bulls ing trailer; truck bed; 16’ self feeder on 2 axle wheels, 13k capacity; ...... [email protected] 22 bkRd [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] •฀30฀1st฀calf฀Sim/Angus฀heifer฀pairs,฀calves฀are฀out฀of฀Angus฀bulls฀ 2 5/16” pipe, various lengths; 6 pcs galvanized catwalk 6’-10’ lengths; (some฀AI฀sired) 2 7/8”x8’ pipe (120 pcs); cattle feed panels; 1500 gal. poly tank; 4 Butcher Cows: $45-$72, mostly $57-$67, steady, very active. •฀15฀1st฀calf฀Angus/Angus฀x฀heifer฀pairs,฀calves฀are฀AI฀sired฀or฀out฀of฀ large spools of 1 ¼” conduit rolls; Over 1,000 used T-posts 5 ½’ & Butcher Bulls: $75-$97, mostly $85-$94, steady, very active. McCurry฀Angus฀clean฀up฀bulls,฀pairs฀have฀been฀worked 6’ lengths; misc. gates; post driver; hedge posts; elec. fence posts •฀10฀black฀1st฀calf฀heifer฀pairs & wire; JD 18.4x38” axle mt. duals; Misc. electrical supplies(new) BUTCHER COWS BUTCHER BULLS •฀15฀3-5฀year฀old฀black฀pairs,฀calves฀out฀of฀Angus฀bull breaker boxes, switches, connectors, covers, conduit etc.; tool boxes 1 blk [email protected] 1 bkSim [email protected] & rolling tool chest; misc. machinery parts; misc. livestock panels/ •฀80฀black฀/฀red฀3-6฀year฀old฀cows฀bred฀to฀black฀or฀Char฀bulls,฀ gates/wire etc.; Jet wire winder; misc. hyd cylinders; gravity wagon 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] approx.฀half฀will฀have฀calves฀by฀sale฀day extension kit; used rake wheels; Craftsman jig saw w/table; portable 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] •฀40฀3-5฀year฀old฀black/bwf฀cows฀bred฀to฀black฀bulls,฀calving฀now฀ air compressor; PTO generator on trailer; 2 piston air compressor 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] until฀May฀15th w/30 gal tank; Troy Bilt power washer w/Honda eng.; Gorman–Rupp 1 blk [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] •฀35฀running฀age฀pairs฀&฀heavy฀bred฀cows,฀bred฀to฀Char฀&฀ centrifugal pump; large wood frame insulated rabbit hutch; 10’ stock 1 Rd Ang [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] Angus฀bulls tank; chicken feeders; 2) deer ladder stands; roll of mesh wire; NH3 •฀16฀3฀year฀to฀running฀age฀Angus/Angus฀x฀pairs,฀calves฀out฀of฀Angus฀ meter valve & manifold; torch cart; 5) JD coulter blades; 4 JD wheel 2 bkbwf [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] or฀Red฀Angus฀bulls weights; hyd log spliter on 2 wheels; fertilizer ground drive wheel for a 1 Char [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] planter; 100’ PVC pipe; Craftsman motorcycle jack/lift; 3) 380/90 R46 1 Red [email protected] sprayer tires; 17.5 R25 high loader tire; 4) LT275-65 R20 Michelin OUR NEW WEBSITE IS UP & RUNNING! tires; 4) 35x12.50 R20 LT Toyo tires; 4) smooth solid skid steer tires 1 Brang [email protected] UPDATED DAILY WITH NEW CONSIGNMENTS! on 33x12-20 wheels; 4) used 12-16.5 skid steer tires. There are sev- eral wagon loads of tools, shop supplies, and misc. from several EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 18 WWW.ELDORADOLIVESTOCK.COM estates. LOTS OF MISC. ITEMS • 30 blk Red strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs., H.R., long time weaned 4 WHEELERS/MOWERS/PARTS & double vac. We welcome your consignments! Yamaha Bear Tracker 300 2x4 wheeler (not running); 2) Honda 4 • 70 Packer cows from 1 ranch. If you have cattle to consign or would like additional wheelers (not running); Country Clipper Jazee Pro, 60” deck, 23hp. information, please call the office at 316-320-3212 Kohler; JD LX 255 38” deck, 15 hp Kohler; Grasshopper 614, 44” deck, 14 hp Briggs; Grasshopper 616, 48” deck, 16hp Briggs; Craftsman 38”, EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 25 Check our website & Facebook for updated 15.5 hp Briggs; JD F525 mower; 2) Husqvarna mowers (not running); • 225 blk bwf RBF X strs & hfrs, 450-650 lbs, H.R., long time consignments: www.eldoradolivestock.com Exmark mower, 72” deck, 27 hp diesel; JD 44” mower; Husqvarna tiller, needs repairs; Schaben sprayer; misc. used chain saws; LOTS weaned & double vac., dry winter, ready for grass. To stay up to date on our latest announcements you of chain saw & weed eater parts; used lawn mowers & parts. • 60 mixed hfrs, 825-875 lbs., open. can “Like” us on Facebook MANY MORE CONSIGNMENTS WILL BE ADDED BY SALE TIME Josh Mueller Steven Hamlin We appreciate your business! SELLERS: AREA NEIGHBORS Owner/Manager (602) 402-6008 (H) Contact G&R Implement @ 620-732-3245 (316) 680-9680 (620) 222-1199 (M) Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager Chris Locke Van Schmidt, Fieldman LEPPKE REALTY & AUCTION Home Phone - 620-583-5385 (316) 320-1005 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) WWW.LEPPKE.COM Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) 501 S. Main, Hillsboro, KS 67063 – 620-947-3995 Austin Evenson- Fieldman LYLE LEPPKE, Auctioneer/Broker – 620-382-5204; Mobile Cell 620-750-0222 Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM ROGER HIEBERT, Auctioneer – 620-382-2963 If you have any cattle to be looked at call Ron or Austin Page 24 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2021 Breeding soundness exams reduce risk By Wendie Powell, huge snowdrifts. The ef- stored in the epididymis. livestock production fects of frostbite followed The effects of frostbite agent, Wildcat Extension closely behind. Almost may be temporary but District half of the affected bulls may also result in per- The impact of the cold refused service for six manent damage to sperm weather experienced months. production. Scabs of vari- in the southeast Kansas Herd sire anatomy ous sizes may become ev- area in early February is designed to keep the ident as healing occurs, will not be soon forgotten testicles at a lower tem- but the lack of a scab and will leave lingering perature than the body. does not mean there is no effects. Livestock produc- During cold weather, the injury. In more extreme ers commonly prioritize testicles are drawn clos- cases, tissue adhesion more sensitive life, like er to the body. Howev- can influence circulation newborns, over the pen er, compared to the rest in the scrotum and scro- of prized sires. But, if the of the body, the scrotum tal circumference can be pasture housing the sires has less hair and thin- reduced. Older males, lacked adequate bedding ner skin, making tem- with pendulous scrotums, or wind protection, scro- perature maintenance seem more prone to is- tal frostbite may not have problematic. When tem- sues than yearlings. been prevented. perature regulation is Regardless of weath- Breeding soundness not maintained, fertility er and species, all herd exams (BSE) were first is reduced. A bull, ram, sires should have a developed due to con- buck, or stallion suffer- breeding soundness exam cerns regarding bull ing from frostbite may before each breeding sea- fertility after a series of exhibit inflammation or son. Research shows that BONTRAGER FARM AUCTION storms during the winter swelling of the scrotum a 10-30 percent of mature of 1948-1949 in Colorado. few days after the weath- bulls fail BSEs annually. SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 — 9:30 AM A massive blizzard hit in er event. The subsequent It is recommended that LOCATION: 10612 S. Yoder Road - HAVEN, KANSAS 67543 * 1 mile South of Yoder, KS early January that last- heat produced from the breeding soundness exam Buggy; Open Hack Buggy; Surry Pole; Saddles; Sin- ed three days, followed inflammation negatively be delayed 60 days fol- gle Driving Harness; Fly Net. FARM & RANCH SUPPLIES: 15 Round Bales of by another onslaught in effects the sperm cells lowing the occurrence of Wheat/Alfalfa Mix Hay; Portable Squeeze Chute; mid-February creating maturing and being frostbite or illness with 2- 300 Gal Fuel Tanks w/stands; Fuel Tank w/ elevated body tempera- Pump; Various Tractor Wheel Weights; MM-U Fac- tory Steel Wheels; Misc Steel Wheels; Lots of Tires ture. Exams earlier than & Misc Wheels; Buzz Saw Frame; Old Hay Sling; MORRIS COUNTY LAND AUCTION this may result in culling TRACTORS: John Deere 6605 Diesel w/4500 Hrs ; Windmill Tower, Wheels & Tails; Livestock Rack for SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2021 - 11:00 AM when recovery may yet IH 1086 Diesel w/approx. 9000 Hrs; Duals for 1086; Pickup; 150 Gal Sunset Bulk Tank; DeLaval Milkers 2201 S 2700 Rd, Burdick, KS 66838 John Deere 2440 Diesel w/Hrs; all tractors are in & Buckets; Bucket Rack; Wash Vat; Milk Cans; Plat- occur. good working condition. form Scales; Endless Belts & Pulleys; Shop & Hand S24, T17, R05E, ALL SEC N OF CTR LI ABD RR; LS RD RW A breeding sound- FIELD EQUIPMENT: John Deere 7721 Pull Type Tools; Chain Hoist; Avery Jacks; Lawn & Garden Auction Held At Burdick Community Center ness exam consists of a Combine; New Holland 688 Round Baler (twine); Tools; Craftsman Tiller(as is); Honda Engines; Stihl BURDICK, KANSAS 66838 John Deere 510 Round Baler; John Deere 24T Chain Saw; Misc Lumber; Old Windows & Doors; physical evaluation, pal- Small Square Baler; John Deere #38 Chopper w/2 Garden Gates; Chain Link Fence Supplies; Fenc- +/- 275 Acres in Morris County, KS pation of accessory sex Row Cornhead & Hayhead; John Deere Chuck ing Supplies; Wooden Posts; Sucker Rods & Corral glands and testes, and Wagon; Gehl Hi-Throw Silage Blower & Silo Pipes; Pipes; Old Corrugated Tin; Steel Wheel Fire Rings; LIVE & ONLINE BIDDING John Deere 8200 & 8300 Grain Drills; John Deere Concrete Steps; Dog Kennel; Tire Hay Feeders; semen evaluation. The Located in Southwest 16 Hole Drill; John Deere 1240 4 Row Planter; Bikes; 5 or 6 Trailers loaded with farm supplies, ma- exam does not evaluate Morris County on the Dearborn 3pt 2 row Planter; 4 or 6 Row 3pt Cul- chinery parts & tools. the willingness to mate tivator; 2 Row 3pt Cultivator; Graham 12’ Chisel; HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES: Duncan Table w/ edge of the beautiful Krause 14’ Tandem Disc; Krause 14’ Chisel; Hes- Leaves; 3 Pc Bedroom Suites; 2 pc. Sofa/Loveseat; Flint Hills, this parcel is or serving capacity so ston 28’ Field Cultivator; Hesston 14’ Offset Disc; Vintage Dresser; Gas Range; Utility Cabinet; Section- cross-fenced, with well observing activity during and multiple watering Oliver 20’ Drag Springtooth; 12’ Drag Springtooth; al Corner Sofa; 2’ Pie Cases; Butchering Supplies; the breeding season is Case 5/16 & 4/16 Plows; 2 Bottom 3pt Plow; Hes- Wooden Benches; Iron Bed; Dbl Wash Tubs; Knee stations, terraces and ston 1014 Hydra Swing Swather; 12 Wheel Rake; Hole Desk; Old Glass Show Case; Cast Iron Bath pond. Currently used for an important component MF Roll Bar Rake; Round Bale Trailer(6); Bale El- Tubs; Antique Sewing Machines; Bookcase; Wooden brome pasture, but has of minimizing the risk of evator; 28’ Grain Auger -6”; 10’ Grain Auger-4”; 5 Egg Crates; School Desks; Dazey Butter Churn; Gran- been farmed in the past open females. Husky Gravity Wagons; Portable “Combine Bin” ite Bowls & Pails; Coleman Lanterns & Irons; Kero- (2005). Feed Trailer; John Deere Manure Spreader(as is); sene Lamps; Gas Lanterns & Lights; Buggy Lanterns; Don’t miss this opportunity! Finding out after the 3pt 6’ Blade; 3pt Slip Scraper; 10’ Box Blade; Pick- Sad Irons; Register Covers; Kerosene Heaters; Waf- TERMS & CONDITIONS: Real Estate: $10,000 Nonrefundable down fact your bull was only a up bed Trailer; Frontend Loader for Small Ford; MF fle Irons; Crocks; Lots of Tins; Kitchen Utensils; Table payment will be due day of auction as earnest money deposit with the ‘cow companion’ during Sickle Bar Mower(3pt); Bale Fork; 3 Hay Trailers- 1 Cloths, Linens, Comforters & Bedding; Lots of Canning balance due at closing with no financing contingencies. Property sells with steel bed & sides; Post Hole Digger; 4 Row Jars (various Sizes); Old Dated & Green Jars; Old Pop in “as is” condition with no warranties or guarantees. Prospective buy- the breeding season is a Rotary Hoe; 2 Section Drag Harrow. & Medicine Bottles; Zinc & Glass Lids; Lots & Lots of ers are urged to use “due diligence” and to complete all inspections costly problem. Sched- BUGGIES & BOX WAGONS: High Wheel Box before auction time. Title Insurance and closing fee will be split 50/50 Books; Tupperware; Stainless Bowls; Large Selection ule breeding soundness Wagon; High Wheel Box Wagon Gear; Single Open of Vintage Glassware; Plus many items not listed. between Buyer and Seller with possession given at time of closing. Current taxes are $831.80 and will be prorated to the day of closing. exams with your veteri- NOTE: The Bontragers are retiring so there will be many more items not listed that will be avail- Buyer Broker participation of 1%. Agents should register their clients by Friday, April 2, 2021 by 4:00 pm. Please contact Riggin and Company narian so unsatisfactory able by sale time. We will be selling double so bring a friend & spend a good day on the farm. at (316) 773-3535 for complete terms and a bidder packet or visit our breeders (cow compan- website at WWW.RIGGINLAND.COM for additional pictures & infor- SELLERS: MERLE & ANNA MAE BONTRAGER mation. Sale by order of Riggin Family Trust, Seller. ions) can be replaced be- For photos go to auctionzip.com We look forward to working with you! fore the breeding season *All bidders will be required to register at the Auction. Statements made day of • Farm Auctions • Antiques Morris Yoder Auctions฀•฀620-899-6227 auction take precedence over printed material. begins. Email: [email protected] For more information, • Real Estate • Livestock RIGGIN AND COMPANY REAL ESTATE • Equipment • Estates Website: morrisauctions.com www.rigginland.com contact Wendie Powell, Terms: Cash, Credit Card or Check RUSTY RIGGIN, BROKER/ALC Livestock Production with Proper ID ~ (316) 633-3535 ~ [email protected] Agent, (620) 784-5337, MORRIS YODER, AGENT/AUCTIONEER [email protected]. Morris Yoder, Auctioneer/Realtor, 620-899-6227/Associate Realtor/Auctioneer w/Riggin & Company ~ (620) 899-6227 ~ www.morrisauctions.com

Sell By STARTING TIME Or Buy Cattle Auction 10:30 AM Tuesdays

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 2961 cattle March 9. We had a nice run of HEIFER CALVES 8 blk hfrs 657 @ 134.50 1 sim cow 1385 @ 54.50 1 blk hfr @ 1075.00 home raised cattle. Steer and heifer calves were in 1 blk hfr 320 @ 181.00 14 blk hfrs 655 @ 133.00 2 blk cows 1278 @ 54.00 2 blk/bwf cows/cvs @ 900.00 good demand at steady prices. Feeder steers and 1 blk hfr 345 @ 174.00 23 blk/bwf hfrs 668 @ 131.50 1 wf cow 1335 @ 53.50 1 x-bred cow @ 885.00 heifers were steady to $2.00 higher. Cows and bulls 3 blk hfrs 418 @ 172.00 7 red hfrs 673 @ 129.50 1 blk cow 1725 @ 53.00 1 bwf hfr @ 700.00 7 blk/bwf hfrs 411 @ 170.50 were steady to $3.00 lower. 9 blk/red hfrs 642 @ 129.00 2 blk/bwf cows 1320 @ 52.50 8 wf/bwf hfrs 335 @ 168.00 8 char hfrs 691 @ 129.00 1 bwf cow 1415 @ 52.00 BULLS STEER & BULL CALVES 4 blk strs 584 @ 163.00 6 blk/red hfrs 443 @ 168.00 7 blk/bwf hfrs 700 @ 125.50 1 bwf cow 1150 @ 51.50 1 blk bull 2150 @ 84.50 29 blk/bwf strs 463 @ 192.00 31 blk/bwf strs 644 @ 161.00 10 blk/red hfrs 378 @ 167.00 129 blk/bwf hfrs 757 @ 125.00 1 bwf cow 1100 @ 51.00 1 blk bull 2120 @ 84.00 10 blk/bwf strs 409 @ 188.00 23 blk/bwf strs 642 @ 157.00 5 blk hfrs 405 @ 166.50 30 blk/bwf hfrs 787 @ 123.50 3 wf cows 1198 @ 50.50 1 blk bulls 2045 @ 83.50 4 blk/red strs 440 @ 186.00 4 blk/bwf strs 634 @ 153.00 6 blk/bwf hfrs 473 @ 166.00 35 mix hfrs 760 @ 123.25 2 blk cows 995 @ 49.50 1 blk bull 1710 @ 77.50 17 blk strs 408 @ 185.00 4 red strs 624 @ 150.00 18 blk/red hfrs 503 @ 163.00 64 blk/bwf hfrs 777 @ 123.25 1 blk bull 1440 @ 72.00 3 blk strs 350 @ 184.00 45 mix strs 662 @ 150.00 4 blk hfrs 394 @ 161.00 10 blk/red hfrs 711 @ 123.00 BRED FEMALES & PAIRS 1 blk bull 1355 @ 70.50 7 blk/bwf strs 416 @ 184.00 7 blk strs 676 @ 150.00 7 blk hfrs 449 @ 161.00 65 blk/bwf hfrs 789 @ 122.75 1 blk cow/cf @ 1400.00 1 wf bull 1880 @ 61.00 7 blk strs 472 @ 184.00 16 blk/red strs 695 @ 146.50 11 blk hfrs 494 @ 161.00 13 blk/bwf hfrs 765 @ 122.50 15 blk/bwf strs 490 @ 183.00 7 blk/bwf strs 666 @ 146.00 7 blk/bwf hfrs 488 @ 158.00 65 mix hfrs 776 @ 122.00 11 blk/bwf strs 493 @ 183.00 27 blk strs 727 @ 145.50 20 blk hfrs 425 @ 157.00 14 red hfrs 759 @ 120.50 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 16: 4 blk/bwf strs 513 @ 183.00 32 blk strs 721 @ 145.25 11 bwf/blk hfrs 430 @ 156.00 8 blk/bwf hfrs 813 @ 120.00 •฀200฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀600-800฀lbs. 7 blk/red strs 460 @ 182.00 16 blk/bwf strs 734 @ 144.25 5 blk hfrs 477 @ 156.00 133 blk/bwf hfrs 864 @ 120.00 7 blk strs 479 @ 182.00 6 blk/bwf strs 708 @ 142.00 •฀275฀blk฀steers,฀650-850฀lbs. 11 blk hfrs 496 @ 154.00 The cattle above are home raised, weaned, vaccinated, 6 blk/bwf strs 523 @ 181.00 46 blk strs 757 @ 139.75 7 blk hfrs 471 @ 153.50 COWS & HEIFERETTES 8 blk/bwf strs 481 @ 180.00 7 blk strs 689 @ 139.00 28 blk/red hfrs 526 @ 152.50 6 blk hfrts 893 @ 114.00 from Jerry and Mark McLaughlin 3 blk strs 382 @ 177.00 12 char strs 705 @ 138.00 5 blk hfrs 434 @ 151.00 3 blk hfrts 1000 @ 105.00 •฀ 140฀ Angus฀ strs,฀ 700-850฀ lbs.,฀ from฀ Stuewe฀ 2 wf bulls 348 @ 177.00 51 wf strs 701 @ 136.50 24 blk hfrs 543 @ 150.50 1 red cow 995 @ 87.00 Ranch 3 blk strs 532 @ 175.00 6 blk/sim strs 807 @ 136.50 19 blk/bwf hfrs 478 @ 149.00 1 bwf hfrt 1095 @ 85.00 •฀68฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀450-500฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 5 blk/bwf strs 549 @ 174.00 15 blk strs 730 @ 136.00 8 blk/bwf hfrs 521 @ 148.00 1 blk hfrt 865 @ 81.00 4 blk/bwf strs 500 @ 173.50 21 blk/char strs 795 @ 134.00 6 blk/bwf hfrs 513 @ 146.00 1 red cow 1055 @ 79.00 •฀70฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀475-550฀lbs.,฀weaned,฀vacc. 12 blk/bwf strs 514 @ 173.50 29 blk/bwf strs 758 @ 132.00 5 blk/wf hfrs 454 @ 145.00 1 red cow 1310 @ 69.00 •฀50฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀450-600฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 7 blk strs 549 @ 173.50 58 blk/bwf strs 793 @ 131.85 1 blk cow 1060 @ 65.00 •฀25฀blk฀steers,฀450-550฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 19 mix strs 545 @ 173.00 65 blk/bwf strs 828 @ 131.50 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 blk cow 1525 @ 64.50 9 blk/bwf strs 529 @ 172.00 12 blk strs 810 @ 130.00 8 blk hfrs 551 @ 150.00 1 shtn cow 1425 @ 62.00 •฀60฀blk฀strs฀&฀hfrs,฀500-600฀lbs.,฀vaccinated 5 blk strs/bulls 490 @ 167.50 12 red strs 816 @ 130.00 22 blk hfrs 565 @ 148.00 1 blk cow 1630 @ 61.00 •฀60฀black฀steers,฀925-950฀lbs. 3 bwf/blk bulls 542 @ 164.00 60 blk/red strs 849 @ 130.00 29 blk/bwf hfrs 580 @ 146.50 1 blk cow 1140 @ 60.00 •฀120฀blk฀strs,฀850-900฀lbs.,฀Northern฀Origin 15 wf bulls 441 @ 159.00 60 blk/char strs 860 @ 129.00 7 char hfrs 584 @ 144.50 1 blk cow 1825 @ 59.00 •฀85฀black฀hfrs,฀600-625฀lbs.,฀Northern฀Origin STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 125 blk/bwf strs 848 @ 128.85 6 blk/bwf hfrs 558 @ 143.00 2 red cows 1328 @ 58.00 16 blk/bwf strs 561 @ 185.00 63 blk/red strs 871 @ 128.10 19 blk/char hfrs 628 @ 140.50 1 bwf cow 1255 @ 56.50 17 blk/red strs 550 @ 175.00 62 blk/bwf strs 890 @ 128.10 15 blk/bwf hfrs 613 @ 140.00 1 blk cow 1330 @ 56.00 CONSIGNMENTS฀FOR฀MARCH฀23: 27 blk/bwf strs 565 @ 174.00 62 blk/bwf strs 926 @ 127.50 8 blk/bwf hfrs 616 @ 140.00 1 bwf cow 1450 @ 55.50 17 blk strs 568 @ 171.00 15 char strs 871 @ 126.75 21 blk hfrs 649 @ 139.50 1 blk cow 1460 @ 55.00 •฀ 82฀ blk฀ hfrs,฀ 550-575฀ lbs.,฀ weaned,฀ vacc.,฀ 6 blk/bwf strs 588 @ 170.00 35 blk/bwf strs 902 @ 124.10 Northern฀origin 13 blk strs 569 @ 168.00 18 blk/char strs 896 @ 123.50 15 blk/bwf strs 587 @ 166.00 60 mix strs 968 @ 122.25 WATCH OUR AUCTIONS •฀ 210฀ Angus฀ hfrs,฀ 600-750฀ lbs.,฀ replacement฀ 5 wf strs 590 @ 164.00 61 mix strs 953 @ 122.00 LIVE ON DVAuctions.com 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FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: REZAC BARN ST. MARYS, 785-437-2785 LELAND BAILEY TOPEKA, 785-215-1002 DENNIS REZAC ST. MARYS, 785-437-6349 LYNN REZAC ST. MARYS, 785-456-4943 Livestock Commission DENNIS’ CELL PHONE 785-456-4187 REX ARB MELVERN, 785-224-6765 Company, Inc. KENNETH REZAC ST. MARYS 785-458-9071 Toll Free Number...... 1-800-531-1676 St. Marys, Ks. Website: www.rezaclivestock.com AUCTIONEERS: DENNIS REZAC & REX ARB