Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 17 KSU agronomy department to be a part of $50 million research study Kansas State University change, Welch said. The for- what they are studying,” sure how plants will re- Dan Stanzione, deputy di- iPlant computer systems professor of agronomy mal name of the five-year said Welch, who is based in spond to climate change. rector of the Texas Ad- will be able to handle huge Steve Welch is helping lead effort is the Plant Science K-State´s Department of Will crops perform better or vanced Computing Center amounts of data and able to a group of life scientists and Cyberinfrastructure Collab- Agronomy. “We are work- worse? Will the same be at The University of Texas create computer displays in computer researchers who orative (PSCIC) program. ing to make that collabora- true of weeds? What about at Austin; and Matt Vaughn, easy-to-understand forms.” are attempting to solve one iPlant hosted workshops tion easier.” “This is an ex- plants in natural ecosys- specialist in computational In addition to the iPlant of the “grand challenges” in for researchers from the bio- citing area. We have some tems? And how do the an- genomics at Cold Spring working groups, Welch said, the plant sciences. The chal- logical and computational of the best people in the swers to these questions Harbor Laboratory, New the University of Arizona lenge is to predict how sciences that yielded the world working on these vary from place to place?” York. and University of Texas are plants will grow and devel- “grand challenge” questions projects,” said Welch, who Other K-State faculty “Plants are good systems building extensive software op based on their particular that iPlant would tackle, as is a systems agronomist working on the project are to work in, but genotype to systems to support the ef- genetic makeup and the var- well as the tools, strategies with K-State Research and Sanjoy Das, associate pro- phenotype issues go across fort. More information ious environments where and approaches needed to Extension. fessor in electrical and com- all biology. Our task is not about iPlant is available on they are found or planted. find answers to the ques- “In a world where the en- puter engineering and Doina to solve the problem but to the web at http://www.iplant Solving this problem re- tions. The particular iPlant vironment is undergoing Caragea, assistant professor develop computer support collaborative.org/. quires new computer soft- team involving Welch is the rapid change, predicting al- of computer science. to work on the problem,” ware and computational Genotypes to Phenotypes in tered plant responses is cen- Other leaders on the Welch said. “When finished, capabilities, including pow- Complex Environments tral to studies of plant adap- iPG2P team include Tom FARM EQUIPMENT erful tools to allow sci- (iPG2P) committee, which tation, ecological genomics, Brutnell, molecular geneti- entists around the globe to will help researchers study crop improvement, plant de- cist at the Boyce Thompson AUCTION collaborate on plant re- the relationship between velopment and more,” Institute; Doreen Ware, search. plant genotypes — the ge- Welch said. Crop improve- computational biologist SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 10 AM with the U.S. Department of 2800 S. 20th St., MANHATTAN, KS The principles of iPlant, netic makeup of particular ment activities could in- (Ashland Bottoms) a nearly $50 million project plants - and how those geno- volve impact areas from in- Agriculture´s Agricultural TRACTORS, COMBINE, funded by the National Sci- types interact and express ternational agriculture to Research Service; Dan IMPLEMENTS, TRUCKS, WAGON, ence Foundation, include themselves in various envi- biofuels. “In nature, individ- Kliebenstein, plant physiol- LOADER, TRAILER & MISC. See next week’s Grass & Grain or development of a cyberin- ronments. “One of the is- ual plants, like people, will ogist at University of Cali- go to www.ruckertrealty.com frastructure collaborative sues researchers face when have their own particular set fornia, Davis; Ruth Grene, for more information! effort and also to train the working on such a project is of genes,” Welch said. “One plant physiologist at Vir- SELLER: next generation of scientists simply understanding the of the questions is, what ginia Tech; Chris Myers, CURRIE FARMS in computational thinking vocabularies and viewpoints traits will a plant with spe- computational biologist at UNITED COUNTRY and to reinvent itself as the of other researchers in the cific genes develop given Cornell University; Steve RUCKERT REALTY & AUCTION needs of the scientific com- many different fields that different environments? For Goff, iPlant project director Jeff Ruckert, Auctioneer munity and technologies may have some bearing on example, we don´t know for at the University of Arizona; 785-565-8293 COMM. CATTLE AUCTION MANHATTAN CO.INC. EVERY FRIDAY 1-800-834-1029 Toll-Free STARTING 9:00 A.M. ON CULL COWS FOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M. OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 • OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINE

For our sale Friday, March 12. Steer and heifer calve R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 1 blk cow 1015 @ 78.00 Kevin Stallbaumer Baileyville 7 blk 5-6 7-8 @ 960.00H suitable for grass were selling at fully steady prices. Bob Avery Olsburg 1 blk cow 985 @ 73.00 Harold McElfresh Emporia 3 blk 5 5-6 @ 875.00H Doug Berkley Vermillion 2 blk cows 1230 @ 63.50 Umscheid Farms Flush 2 blk 26@ 850.00H Stocker feeder cattle were in good demand at mostly Calvin Zimmerman Alta Vista 1 blk cow 1120 @ 61.00 Kevin Stallbaumer Baileyville 2 blk 8 7-8 @ 850.00H steady with several offerings carrying mud and extra Harold McElfresh Emporia 1 cow 1280 @ 58.50 Myron Feuerbarn Lawrence 4 blk 3-4 5-6 @ 850.00H flesh. Cull cows and bulls sold from steady to $3 Wickstrum Farms Westmoreland 1 blk cow 1460 @ 56.25 higher on the high dressing cows. Gary Becker Centralia 1 blk cow 1220 @ 55.75 Michael Dikeman Manhattan 1 blk cow 1935 @ 54.75 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 19 STEER CALVES — 425-550 LBS. Mueller Farms Hanover 1 blk cow 1190 @ 53.75 150 choice reputation blk heifers, weaned, shots, grass Renee Spellman Paxico 1 cross cow 1685 @ 53.75 Ted Anderson Manhattan 6 Angus strs 406 @ 125.50 condition, 550-650 lbs. Bush Brothers Allen 10 blk strs 517 @ 122.00 Orwin Havenstein Westmoreland 1 blk cow 1630 @ 53.25 Brad Becker Alta Vista 1 blk cow 1275 @ 51.75 150 black & bwf steers & heifers, grass condition, weaned FEEDER STEERS — 550-1,025 LBS. Duncan Farm Westmoreland 1 blk cow 1470 @ 51.50 & shots, 550-650 lbs. Terry Eberhard Peabody 11 blk strs 567 @ 128.00 Howard Rusch Trust Chapman 1 bwf cow 1140 @ 49.25 107 choice blk heifers, South Dakota origin, grass condi- Terry Eberhard Peabody 9 blk strs 585 @ 126.00 Bush Brothers Allen 1 blk cow 1200 @ 47.00 Kevin Boeckman Goff 7 blk bulls 587 @ 113.75 Travis Ross Blaine 1 cross cow 1160 @ 47.00 tion, longtime weaned, shots, 500-550 lbs. Kathleen Sinn Manhattan 6 blk strs 610 @ 113.25 Brian Koch Wamego 1 cross cow 1225 @ 42.25 75 choice blk steers & heifers, weaned, shots, 550-750 lbs. Terry Eberhard Peabody 15 blk strs 670 @ 112.50 60 black steers, 775-825 lbs. We had a light run of cows for our special cow sale Murrfield Farms McLouth 12 blk strs 659 @ 110.75 50 blk, bwf & rwf steers, 800-900 lbs. Bush Brothers Allen 7 blk strs 633 @ 107.00 held Wednesday, March 10 with the younger pairs Oleen Brothers Dwight 28 mix strs 767 @ 103.55 showing a very good demand. 48 black steers & heifers, weaned, 500-700 lbs. Kathleen Sinn Manhattan 7 bwf strs 702 @ 102.50 45 Hereford steers, 550-650 lbs. Murrfield Farms McLouth 29 blk strs 801 @ 101.85 COW/CALF PAIRS AGE 45 black steers & heifers, weaned, shots, 600-700 lbs. Murrfield Farms McLouth 14 blk strs 878 @ 95.75 Zabel Farms Westmoreland 5 blk 2 @ 1450.00H 40 choice black steers & heifers, 650-750 lbs. Kelly Farr Emporia 9 blk strs 865 @ 95.35 Zabel Farms Westmoreland 5 blk 2 @ 1400.00H Kelly Farr Emporia 13 blk strs 807 @ 96.00 Dennis/Jason Bernasek Topeka 5 blk 2 @ 1400.00H 39 blk & bwf heifers, weaned, poured, 625-675 lbs. Fred/Martha BiesenthalOnaga 8 herf strs 834 @ 94.00 Dennis/Jason bernasek Topeka 56 blk 2 @ 1375.00H 38 blk & bwf strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, longtime weaned, Bill M. Miller Sr. Enterprise 6 mix strs 1024 @ 91.60 Dennis/Jason Bernasek Topeka 5 blk 2 @ 1350.00H bunk broke, 500-700 lbs. John Moeller Carbondale 8 blk 5 @ 1325.00H 32 blk steers, longtime weaned, all shots, 650-700 lbs. HEIFER CALVES — 450-550 LBS. John Moeller Carbondale 3 blk 5 @ 1300.00H Terry Eberhard Peabody 12 blk hfrs 523 @ 114.00 John Moeller Carbondale 6 blk 5-6 @ 1275.00H 30 fancy Hereford steers, 700-800 lbs. Kevin Boeckman Goff 8 blk hfrs 527 @ 113.75 John Moeller Carbondale 5 blk 5-6 @ 1250.00H 28 black steers & heifers, 450-500 lbs. Kathleen Sinn Manhattan 7 mix strs 546 @ 110.00 Justin Anderson Baldwin City 3 mix 5-8 @ 1250.00H 26 Longhorn bulls & heifers, fresh, never been roped, 350- Mark Meisinger Marion 7 blk hfrs 471 @ 109.00 John Moeller Carbondale 5 blk 4-6 @ 1200.00H Dennis/Jason Bernasek Topeka 4 blk 2 @ 1175.00H 550 lbs. FEEDER HEIFERS — 550-800 LBS. John Moeller Carbondale 6 blk 5-6 @ 1175.00H 26 crossbred bulls & heifers, 450-600 lbs. Terry Eberhard Peabody 16 blk hfrs 610 @ 104.00 Duane Davis Westmoreland 1 blk 5 @ 1175.00H 20 black steers & heifers, fall shots, 450-550 lbs. Kathleen Sinn Manhattan 7 blk hfrs 637 @ 102.50 Justin Anderson Baldwin City 3 blk 7-8 @ 1175.00H 20 Angus steers & heifers, 1 rd shots, 450-550 lbs. Charles Price Perry 7 blk hfrs 603 @ 102.00 John Moeller Carbondale 14 blk 3 @ 1150.00H Murrfield Farms McLouth 20 blk hfrs 689 @ 97.50 Justin Anderson Baldwin City 6 blk 3 @ 1100.00H Murrfield Farms McLouth 10 blk hfrs 654 @ 96.75 John Moeller Carbondale 4 blk 5-6 @ 1075.00H Charles Price Perry 10 blk hfrs 680 @ 95.75 Justin Anderson Baldwin City 2 blk 7-8 @ 1075.00H NORTHEAST KANSAS HEREFORD Murrfield Farms McLouth 17 blk hfrs 782 @ 93.85 Justin Anderson Baldwin City 2 mix SS @ 1060.00H Kevin Stallbaumer Baileyville 3 blk 5-7 @ 1050.00H ASSOCIATION BULLS — 1,500-2,225 LBS. Justin Anderson Baldwin City 3 mix @ 950.00H 63rd Annual Selected Sale Clyde/Brent Gugler Chapman 1 char bull 1735 @ 73.25 Dennis Reamer Burlingame 4 mix 00 @ 950.00H Saturday, March 20, 2010 • 12:30 p.m. Bill M. Miller Sr. Enterprise 1 blk bull 1730 @ 69.00 Kevin Stallbaumer Baileyville 2 blk 6-7 @ 800.00H Steven Hurla Paxico 1 bwf bull 2220 @ 68.25 Manhattan Livestock Commission, Manhattan, Kansas Gary Becker Centralia 1 blk bull 1995 @ 68.00 COWS BY THE HEAD 10 Outstanding Herd Bulls - 4 Fancy Show Heifers Kent Brunner Lost Springs 1 blk bull 2080 @ 67.25 HEAD AGE STG. 10 Reg. Females - 10 Bred Heifers - 4 F1 Baldies Marvin Heck Washington 1 blk bull 2020 @ 64.75 Leland Niehues Goff 6 blk 28@ 1125.00H 10 Cow/Calf Pairs Downey Ranch Wamego 1 blk bull 1500 @ 61.75 R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 7 blk 28@ 1100.00H Jerry Davis Goff 1 herf bull 2125 @ 55.25 Alan Phipps Matfield Green 12 blk 2 7-8 @ 1100.00H 82 HEAD TOTAL R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 8 blk 2 7-8 @ 1075.00H For Catalog, write or call: Jeff Reichart, Secretary COWS & HEIFERETTES — 975-1,950 LBS. Harold McElfresh Emporia 2 blk 3 7-8 @ 1050.00H 18384 Coal Creek Road, Valley Falls, Kansas 66088 Tom Granzow Herington 1 herf cow 980 @ 87.50 Harold McElfresh Emporia 2 blk 5 5-6 @ 1025.00H 785-945-6816 or 785-633-3342 Don/Doug Frohberg Waterville 3 blk cow 1031 @ 85.00 Kevin Stallbaumer Baileyville 6 blk 3-4 7-8 @ 1010.00H ** UPCOMING SPECIAL COW SALES ** Wed., April 14, 11 AM • Wed., May 5, 11 AM ——————————— FIELD REPRESENTATIVES — Visit Us On The Web — www.mcclivestock.com —————————— JOHN CLINE SAM GRIFFIN BRENT MILLER ALAN HUBBARD MERVIN SEXTON BILL RAINE TOM TAUL JEFF BROOKS BRYCE HECK ONAGA BURNS ALMA OLSBURG MANHATTAN MAPLE HILL MANHATTAN BEATTIE LINN 785-889-4775 620-726-5877 785-765-3467 785-468-3552 785-537-7295 785-256-4439 785-537-0036 785-353-2263 785-348-5448 Cell: 785-532-8381 Cell: 620-382-7502 Cell: 785-587-7824 Cell: 785-410-5011 Cell: 785-770-2622 Cell: 785-633-4610 Cell: 785-562-6807 Cell: 785-447-0456 Page 18 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 alfalfa pellets steady. Movement moderate. Alfalfa, 110.00; Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the Kansas Hay Dairy, 65-85 cents/point RFV, Supreme, 120.00-150.00; field, 60.00-85.00, alfalfa Ground-on-the-truck 85.00- Premium 110.00- 130.00; Good 95.00-115.00; Stock 95.00, Ground and delivered 90.00-105.00, mostly Market Report cow, mid square or large round, 90.00-100.00. Utility- 90.00-95.00. Grass hay: Bluestem small squares, Good Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field 75.00-95.00, 90.00-100.00, Mid squares 70.00-80.00, large rounds Ground alfalfa movement: Southwest/South Central mostly 80.00-85.00, Utility or wet 65.00-70.00. Ground 50.00-65.00. Brome: Good, small squares, 4.00- Tonnage: *12,071/4,655 Last week: 12,587/4,400 Last and delivered locally to feedlots 105.00-120.00. 4.50/bale, Fair 2.00/bale, 90.00-120.00/T, Mid squares, year: 10,031/3,595 Hay trade slow to moderate. De- The week of 3/1-6, 4,655T of grinding alfalfa and 75.00-85.00, large round, 12.00-30.00/bale, 50.00- mand strong for dairy alfalfa, moderate to strong for 1,465T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: 65.00/T, fair 40.00-50.00. Grass Mulch, large round grinding and stock cow alfalfa, moderate for alfalfa pel- Sun Cured 15% protein 138.00-160.00; Sun Cured 45.00-60.00. Straw, small squares 3.00-3.50/bale, mid lets and grass hay. Alfalfa producers are ready to treat 17% 150.00-160.00; Dehydrated 17% 200.00- 205.00. and large bales 45.00-60.00/T. gophers, apply fertilizer and herbicide. The rain this BMR Sudan Good large round 60.00; Fair large round ***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless other- week is more welcome in Western Kansas than other 45.00. wise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large parts of the State that are already saturated, either way Southeast Kansas: Alfalfa, brome and prairie hay squares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small it delays Spring field work. Hay use remains moderate steady. Movement moderate. Alfalfa: Horse and goat, squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the to active. mid square 140.00-200.00. Dairy alfalfa, Premium most recent sales. f you have hay for sale or pasture to rent or need hay 135.00; Good, 100.00- 125.00; Stock cow, mid square, *RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDN or grazing, use the services of the Hay and Pasture Ex- 90.00-120.00; Bluestem: Good, small squares 85.00- calculated using the Western formula. Quantitative fac- change www.kfb.org/hayandpasture/default.htm 100.00, mostly 90.00-95.00, mid and large squares tors are approximate, and many factors can affect feed- Southwest Kansas: Dairy alfalfa steady, grinding al- 60.00-90.00, mostly 75.00-80.00, large rounds 40.00- ing value. Values based on 100% dry matter (TDN falfa steady to 5.00 higher. Movement moderate. Alfalfa, 60.00. Mulch, large rounds 45.00-50.00. Brome: Good, showing both 100% & 90%) . Guidelines are to be used Horse, small squares, 190.00-230.00; Dairy, Supreme Small squares 100.00-110.00 mid and large squares with visual appearance and intent of sale (usage) . 130.00- 150.00; Premium 115.00-135.00; Good, 80.00-90.00, large rounds 50.00-70.00. The Kansas Hay Market Report is provided by the 100.00-120.00; Stock cow Fair-Good 100.00- 115.00. Northwest Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa Kansas Department of Agriculture with technical over- Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, steady. Movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: Horse, sight from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. 95.00-105.00 some 105.00-110.00 delivered. Ground small squares 200.00-250.00. Dairy, Supreme 140.00; and delivered locally to feedlots and dairies 120.00- Premium 110.00-120.00; Good 100.00-105.00; Stock 125.00, a little 130.00, ground-on-the-truck 105.00- cow 80.00-100.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the 110.00. edge of the field 70.00-95.00; Ground and delivered to The week of 3/1-6, 12,071T grinding alfalfa and feedlots and dairies 100.00- 120.00. 1,725T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Bermuda good North Central-Northeast Kansas: Dairy and grinding AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 9:00 AM Offering for sale at public auction, located at 200 N. Poplar, large square 125.00-150.00. Teff good, small squares alfalfa, prairie hay and brome steady. Movement slow to GOESSEL, KANSAS. 180.00. BMR Sudan, good large round 60.00; Fair large moderate. Alfalfa: Horse small squares 220.00, mid TRACTORS, COMBINES, rake; 300 gal. spray tank; Kel- bales 45.00. square 130.00-200.00; Dairy, Supreme, 130.00-140.00; TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT derman 10 wheel hay rake; 2 South Central Kansas Dairy and grinding alfalfa and Premium 120.00-130.00; Stock cow, mid square, 90.00- ’06 Schaben sprayer, 1,000-gal. wheel trailer; Crustbuster 30’ tank & 48’ booms; ‘80 JD 4640 field cultivator; Ford 208, 28’ tractor, 2,000 hrs. on 50 series field cultivator, new sweeps; eng., 10,000 total hrs., quick IHC 510, 8-16 drill; 3 dry fert. THE MANHATTAN COIN CLUB’S hitch, PTO, trip hyd., PS, 18.4- spreaders; Wilbeck 12’ offset AUCTION 42 axle mt. duals; ‘72 Ford disc; Gleaner 20’ header/pu 16TH ANNUAL SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 10:04 AM 4000 diesel tractor, 3 pt., PTO, reel; Hesston 5580 round baler; dual hyd., new rear tires; ‘80 JD 653 row head and bish COIN SHOW 202 E. 25th, NORTH NEWTON, KANSAS White 2-85 diesel tractor; ‘81 adapter; Gleaner 327, 27’ rigid IHC 510 1 1/2 yd. high loader, header/adapter; Hutchinson PUBLIC WELCOME!!! - FREE ADMISSION Birger Sandzen lithographs, other fine art, art sup- cab and heater; ‘70 JD 4020 8x48 PTO auger; 8’ blade; plies and materials; antiques & collectibles; house- tractor, 3 pt., PTO, dual hyd., Krause 15’ disc; 5’ 3 pt. blade; 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2010 • 10 AM - 4 PM hold; lawn & garden, much more. new paint; ‘63 Farmall 560 gas wheel trailer w/150 gal. poly CLARION HOTEL tractor, ‘60 JD 730 tractor, 3 pt.; tank; NH 469, 10’ pull swather; BOB & VERNETTE REGIER - SELLERS ‘56 JD 620 NF tractor, PTO, 3 IHC 20’ field cultivator; Krause FORT RILEY BLVD., MANHATTAN, KS pt., live hyd.; ‘50 Farmall M trac- 12 shank chisel; Shaw 14’ disc; For information contact: Chris Hartley WADE BRUBACHER, AUCTIONEER/REALTOR tor, WF, PS, 3 pt.; JD 630 trac- 4 wheel bale trailer, new rack [email protected] • 785-458-6107 316-283-9183 tor, WF, 3 pt., PTO; ‘80 Gleaner on JD running gear; Case IH L2 combine, 24’ header, RWA, 496, 20’ disc; ‘88 NH 855 auto big eng. and tires, rebuilt hydro; wrap round baler; shop built 20’ ‘80 Gleaner L2 combine, 24’ open top gooseneck stock trail- header, straw chopper; ‘74 er; 16’ rotary hoe; Buffalo 6 row Gleaner M diesel combine, 20’ cultivator; Grain-O-Vator; shop AUCTION header and pu reel, straw chop- built 25’ field cultivator; IHC 7’ SATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 10:00 AM SUNDAY, MARCH 21 — 10:00 AM per, new tires; ‘01 Dodge 3500 fast hitch sickle mower and ESTATE AUCTION 2110 Harper DG. Fairgrounds flatbed pickup, 5.9 liter Cum- more. Preview: Friday 3 to 7 P.M. mins eng., 5 spd., 105,000 30 miles east of Kansas City on U.S. Hwy 50 at the western edge of LAWRENCE, KANSAS miles; ‘93 White GMC TA semi TOYS, MOWERS & FARM RELATED ITEMS TRUCK, CANOE, LUMBER, SHOP TOOLS, KU ITEMS, BASE- tractor, 310 hp. Cummins, 9 LONE JACK, MISSOURI spd., day cab, air slide; ‘93 Ford ‘82 JD 50 pedal tractor; ‘83 (529 West Lone Lack-Lee’s Summit Road, 64070) BALL CARDS, JEWELRY, SAFE, COKE MACHINES, AN- Ford TW-20 dual wheel pedal TIQUES, MISCELLANEOUS. F-600 truck, 16’ bed and hoist; ANTIQUE PHONOGRAPHS, SALESMAN’S SAMPLES, ‘93 Chev. 4x4 pickup; ‘88 Ford tractor; BMC meatal pedal trac- Includes RARE CLOCKS, RR WATCHES, AND MORE. See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listing. F-350 crew cab pickup, singles, tors; JD 185 hydrostatic 36” large Jeweler’s Regulators, Statue Clocks, Calendar mower, custom front end Auctioneer: Mark Elston 460 eng., auto; ‘88 GMC 3/4 Clocks and more. Pocket Watches up to 23 jewels, Accutron ton 4x4 pickup; ‘81 Chev. C-60 loader; ‘92 Grasshopper 614 (785) 218-7851 • (785) 594-0505 Watches, Phonographs with wood and metal horns, two intricate truck, 13 1/2’ bed and hoist, mower, 48” deck, new 18 hp. Salesman’s Samples of Horse Drawn Road Graders, lots of Clock ELSTON AUCTION COMPANY 5+2, big block eng., drill fill eng. 2 seasons back; ‘92 and Watch making Tools, Supplies, parts and projects. Many “Serving your auction needs since 1994” auger; ‘75 IHC Loadstar 1600 Grasshopper 725 mower, 61” unlisted Phonographs, Parts and Projects. Please visit us online at truck, 16’ bed and hoist, 4+2; deck, 25 hp. Kubota gas; Hus- Dirk Soulis Auctions www.KansasAuctions.net for pictures! ‘73 Ford truck, 16’ bed and tler 295 mower, 72” 3-way deck, 816.697.3830 • www.DirkSoulisAuctions.com hoist; ‘79 Tempte 42’ grain trail- needs work; Snapper 8 hp. rid- er, 66” sides, new tarp, 24.5 ing mower; Grasshopper 42” tires, steel wheel, alum. type; mower, snow blower; Snapper 53’ drop deck semi trailer with brush and grass cutter; 36” trail ramps; ‘94 JD 535 round baler, mower, offset; 5 hp. 20” rear 1 yr. old belts, good; Case IH tine roto tiller; ‘99 Kawasaki En- 900 6 row planter and monitor; duro KE100 cycle; 38’ alum. JD 1000, 30’ field cultivator; ext. ladder; Pincor 16,000 watt Crustbuster 32’ red box dbl. PTO generator; JD guidance disc drill; 2 - Case IH 5300, 8-20 system; 1/2” plasma cutter; 3 dbl. disc drills with hitch; Land- pt. bale spear; Moridge 275 bu. pride 7’ 3pt. blade; ‘94 JD 7300, grain dryer, propane; 16’ PTO 6 row planter, 3 bu. bx., mark- bale conveyor; Apache 4,000 ers, fert. openers, corn, bean lb. creep feeder; metal cutting and milo plates; ‘99 Titan 7x20 band saw; 4” 12v drill fill auger; gooseneck stock trailer, good; 2 windmill heads; 42 gal. pres- shop built 500 gal. field sprayer; surized water tank; McCormick tandem axle, 40’ booms; M&W cream separator; 140 gal. fuel 300B gravity flow wagon on 4 tank and pump; cement mixer; wheel running gear; Oswald 1500 watt PTO generator; T- 280 mixer wagon w/scales; JD posts; elec. fence posts; 30’ 122 chuck wagon on elec. PTO auger; 4-265/75 R16 tires; wheel running gear; NH 718 6’ alum. ramps; Pine and Cot- forage harvester, 2 row, 30” tonwood rough cut lumber; head, pu attach., 1000 RPM; Case 18.4x38, 8 bolt axle mt. JD 1380, 14’ hydra swing duals; cattle squeeze chute; swather; Crustbuster 20’ dbl. 125 concrete blocks; 300 gal. wing fold rotary hoe; MF 3 pt. 4- fuel tank and stand; fencing 14 plow; NH 850 round baler; supplies; cylinders; cistern 16’ car trailer w/ramps; IHC pump; hyd. markers, fit Great 510, 8-20 grain drill; Crust- Plains end wheel drill; 2”, 5.5 buster 30’ red box drill; Caldwell h.p. transfer pump; hog creep 400 bu. grain cart w/hyd. gate feeder; EM-B Mac II stationary and auger; Hesston 1014 generator, 156kw, 187kva, 3 hydra swing swather; Gehl phase, 6 H2, 225 amp; hog 2600 skid steer, new paint, new scale; car ramps; Coleman air tires; 4 - JD 7000, 6 row compressor; storage cabinets; planters; JD 400 rotary hoe; Ryobi 10” table saw; Porter Kelly Ryan 5x12 and 4x10 feed Cable circular saw and nail gun; wagons; 200 bu. gravity flow Millermatic 200 welder; 30 ton box on tandem axle trailer, 12v press; shop items; tools and drill fill auger; NH 259 side del. more. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Statemetns made day of sale take precedence over advertised statements. All items to be re- moved within 30 days. Lunch provided by K & B Catering. VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Realtor 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers www.hillsborofreepress.com Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 19 Nominations sought for cowboy hall The life of the Kansas Hill Museum developed to honor to recognize the lega- Fame include Ranch- Cowboy will be honored in preserve and honor the life cy of the Kansas Cowboy. er/Cattleman Dan Casement Dodge City. Nominations of the Kansas Cowboy. In- Each year we receive nu- and Rodeo Cowboy Wayne are now being accepted for ductees each year are hon- merous outstanding nomi- Dunafon. the Kansas Cowboy Hall of ored for their outstanding nations for individuals that Nominations will be ac- Fame. contribution to the western contribute to the cowboy cepted until 5 p.m. Tuesday, Individuals will be se- heritage lifestyle, past and way of life. The nominees June 1, 2010. All entries lected in the following cate- present, and to the preser- come from all walks of life, must be delivered to Boot gories: Working Cowboy, vation of the cowboy cul- from the hand that gets a Hill Museum or postmarked Cowboy Historian, Cowboy ture. paycheck for a job well by June 1, 2010. Nomination Entertainer/Artist, Rodeo When asked about the done to the gentleman that forms are available at Cowboy and Rancher. 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The goals of the workshops tion calling on the Obama tified,” explains Steve questioning how Japan joint public workshop on competition and are to promote dialogue and foster learning, administration to insist Foglesong, president of would respond if the U.S. regulatory issues in the agriculture industry. as well as to listen to and learn from people that Japan immediately NCBA and rancher from were to ban all imports of The workshop, led by U.S. Agriculture Sec- involved in agriculture. grant increased market ac- Astoria, Ill. “It isn’t based Japanese cars because of retary Tom Vilsack and U.S. Attorney Gen- A six-person panel of farmers presented cess for U.S. beef. on sound science, and it is safety issues with some eral Eric Holder, featured panel discussions their views on competition and regulatory The resolution calls at- in violation of internation- Toyota vehicles,” tention to Japan’s arbitrary al guidelines.” Foglesong states. “The on a variety of topics important to America’s issues. Other workshop panels examined the and unscientific restric- A 2006 U.S. Department U.S. would never consider farmers and ranchers, including competitive competitive dynamics of the seed industry; tions on U.S. beef trade. of Agriculture (USDA) such a heavy-handed and dynamics in the seed industry, trends in con- trends in contracting issues, marketplace Following a detection of study found that BSE was excessive measure, but tracting, transparency and buyer power, and transparency and buyer power; and agricul- bovine spongiform encep- virtually nonexistent in that’s essentially what concluded with public testimony. ture enforcement and cooperation at the halopathy (BSE) in the U.S. the United States. Interna- Japan has done to U.S. “In my travels across the country, I hear a Federal and state levels. Following the pan- in 2003, Japan closed its tionally, it is likely that beef. I’m pleased that Sen- consistent theme: Producers are worried els officials received public testimony. borders to U.S. beef. BSE will be fully eradi- ator Johanns demonstrated whether there is a future for them or their The workshop was held at the FFA En- Japan only allows beef cated from the planet the inconsistencies and children in agriculture, and a viable market richment Center at Des Moines Area Com- products from cattle under within the next 10-15 flawed thinking behind is an important factor in what that future munity College (DMACC) and was attend- 21 months of age, which is years. The World Organiza- this ban.” The bipartisan looks like,” Vilsack said. “These issues are ed by several key federal and state leaders, limiting us to only 25% of tion for Animal Health resolution calls upon the the potential market for (OIE), has classified the administration to immedi- difficult and complex, which is why this including Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley; U.S. beef in Japan. Ameri- United States as a con- ately work to end this trade workshop today is so important and long Congressman Leonard Boswell; Assistant can beef producers have trolled risk country for imbalance. overdue.” Attorney General for the Justice Depart- “Today’s workshop provided the Depart- ment’s Antitrust Division Christine Varney; ment with an important opportunity to hear Iowa Lt. Gov. Patty Judge; Iowa Attorney from a variety of perspectives and individu- General Tom Miller; Iowa Agriculture Sec- als about competition in the agriculture sec- retary Bill Northey; Montana Attorney Gen- tor,” Holder said. “We appreciate the impor- eral Steve Bullock; Ohio Attorney General PASTUREESTATE • CROPLAND LAND • WILDLIFE AUCTION HABITAT tance of this industry to our economy and Richard Cordray; and Missouri Attorney FRIDAY, APRIL 9 — 10:30 AM SHARP are committed to enforcing the antitrust laws General Chris Koster. Auction Location: Sylvan Sale Barn, effectively to ensure fair and open competi- Transcripts from today’s workshop will SYLVAN GROVE, KANSAS tion that protects both consumers and farm- be available for review at a later date on the 798 Acres +/- of Russell County Kansas, Land ers.” Antitrust Division’s web site. Individuals Fairview N & S Townships and Luray (N) Township Today’s meeting was the first in a series seeking more information on the workshops TRACT I: S/2 NE/4 & SE/4 31-11-11 and the TRACT II: E/2 SW/4 and E/2 4-11-12 Rus- of workshops that will be held over the next should contact agriculturalworkshops@ NE/4 6-12-11 Russell Co., Ks. (consisting of sell Co., Ks. (consisting of 401.9 taxable several months, the first joint DOJ/USDA usdoj.gov. 395.9 taxable acres). 71 acres very good acres). All pasture and woodland (excellent cropland, balance pasture land located 2 wildlife habitat). Located 1 1/2 miles East of miles SW of Lucas, KS. Luray, Ks. FARM EQUIPMENT CONSIGNMENT ROBERT L. DIERS ESTATE, SELLER Go to www.victorbros.com for sale brochure VICTOR BROTHERS AUCTION & REALTY, INC. Frank Princ, Broker-Auctioneer • 785-658-7003 SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 10:00 AM 9008 EAST LYONS CREEK ROAD JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS AUCTION Directions, From the 299 Exit of I 70, take J Hill Road South 4+ miles to the sale site in the SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 9:31 AM vicinity of the Skiddy Road – Lyons Creek Road Intersection. From the 295 Exit of I 70, take US 77 South for 8 miles to Skiddy West Road. (Lyons Creek Road is closed from US Armory, 621 N. Rogers — ABILENE, KANSAS 77 East). Take Skiddy West Road East 3 miles to Skiddy Road. Go left (North) on Skiddy Road approximately 8 miles to the sale site in the vicinity of the Skiddy Road – Lyons Creek Road Intersection. WATCH FOR SIGNS. Type Sickle Mower, JD 346 Miles On Them, 12-1000R 20 Small Square Wire Tie Baler & 1000R 22.5 Tubeless Tires W/Farmhand Accumulator Al- & Rims, New Age Aluminum ways Shedded, Welco Accu- Grill Guard For Early 80’s mulator, BMB 3 Pt 5 Ft Rotary Chevy Truck, Nice Tailgate For Mower, Cut Master 3 Pt 4 1/2 Early 80’s Chevy Truck, Bed IHC TRACTOR W/LOADER Ft Rotary Mower, Maverick 5 Rack W/Rear Window Guard FT Pull Type Rotary Mower For Early 80’s Chevy Truck, VEHICLES&TRAILERS: W/John Deere Hyd Cylinder, New Tow Bar Hitch For Pick- (Will Sell After The Tractor) JD 3 Pt 8 Ft Spring Tooth. up, 425 Gallon Plastic Tank 1979 Chevy Scottsdale 3 /4 SCOOTER, LAWN TRAC- For Pickup & 1000 Gallon Ton, 350 Automatic, Power TORS, TOOLS & MISCELLA- Plastic Tank – Both Used For Steering Brakes Flatbed W NEOUS: 4 Wheel Electric Hauling House Water Only, Flip Over Goose Neck Ball, Scooter (Needs Batteries), Forklift Scaffolding Platform, 1993 DODGE DAKOTA 1979 GMC C-70 Enclosed Power Craft 18-36 Hydrostatic Aluminum Frames For Con- Box Truck, 427 Gas, 5 Speed Lawn Tractor, White 620 Hy- veyor Or Shelving, Stewart FURNITURE, small hand sweeper; floor wood extension ladder; hand 2 Speed Axle, Chevy C-70 drostatic Lawn Tractor Used Sunbeam Animal Clippers COLLECTIBLES & lamps; wood bowls; wood chip cultivators; Little red wagon; hay Cab Chassis for Parts w/Good Less Than One Year, JD 300 Used Very Little, 2-New Idea MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS and tip set; dresser lamps; lock knives; large fan on a stand; hay 427 5 Speed 2 Speed Axle, Hydrostatic Lawn Tractor, Pistol Grip Syringes, Day bed, came from Kansas St. boxes; shower stools; Tupper- forks; harness parts; wooden 1987 Dodge D-50 4X4, 5 Husqvarna CRT 50 Rear Tine Kerosene 450,000 BTU House; washer; dryer; small ware; upholstered chairs; pic- wringer; 10 gallon cream cans; Speed, 4 Cylinder, Power Tiller Like New, Hobart Mig Heater, 75,000 BTU Heater, apartment size refrigerator; tures and frames; bedding; tow- sled; wood lathe; pickup bed Steering, 1997 Dutch Made Man Welder, Porter Cable Oil 2-New Heater Elements For wood cabinets; several crocks, els; wash clothes; quilt rack; cover; miscellaneous iron and 27 Ft Signature Series LTD Free Air Compressor 6CFM Richee Waterer, Rods & #2, #3, #5, #15, 21 gallon radio; wall plaques; telephones; pipe; 2 hydraulic cylinders; steel 5th Wheel Camper W/Full @150, Snap-On ACT3000 Air Reels, Bicycles, 3 Sets Of crocks; 4 drawer file cabinet; brass wall lamp; crutches; 2 posts; cable; Huskey 6 hp. roto Room Slide Out, 3 Way Re- Conditioning Recovery Recy- Golf Clubs & Bags, Minnkota metal folding table; quilting small TV’s; microwave; Carnival tiller; hanging plant stands; frigerator-Freezer, Built in Mi- cling Machine, Robinair Model Maxxum 65LB 24V Trolling frame; sad irons; Thunder jugs; glass; old books; puzzles; flower material; rollers; wooden bushel crowave, Queen Size Bed Up 17200 AC Recovery Recy- Motor Good, 60 Ft TV Tower, table and chairs; Danish fold out stands; luggage; coffee table; baskets; barbed wire; square tub Front, Awning, New Tires, 18 cling Machine, Coates 505 Window Air Conditioners, table; 4 rolling chairs; pink foot bath; ironing board; small on stand; 5 gallon glass jug; Ft Tandem Axle Car Trailer, Tire Changer w/Air Bead American Meat Cutter Co Depression glass; hand painted cabinets; coolers; coal bucket; water bucket; miscellaneous 5’X10’ Enclosed Single Axle Breaker, Craftsman 3 HP 10” Meat Saw, Good Large Oak platters; cream and sugars; red water buckets; old antique dish- hand tools; wood clamps; gar- Trailer 2” Ball Hitch. Belt Drive Table Saw, Bel-Saw Butcher Block Table, 5 & 6 Ft glass; metal storage racks; file es; MANY, MANY MORE den cart; steel post driver; metal Handsaw Sharpener, Several Steel Posts, 56 Pieces Of 1 cabinets; gun rack; Mount ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO cart; 2 wheel barrows; anvil; post New And Used Cordless 1/8 25 Ft Pipe For Continuous Pleasant Church Centennial MENTION. vise; welding table; cow hobbles; Drills, Several Hammer Drills, Fencing, 72 Ft 8 Inch Heavy platter; wood desk; weight set; lawn and garden tools; pet carri- FARM,YARD, SHOP & 3-Paslode F350S Nail Guns Wall Gas Pipe, 100 Ft Of 5 rockers; ceramic top coffee er; old bar scale; fence stretch- Very Good, Several Top & Bot- Inch Square Tubing, 500LB of table; Christmas decorations; MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ers; pipe vise; old hinges and tom Rolling Tool Boxes, Heavy 2009 Brome Seed, SEVERAL recliner; old water can; wicker 1993 Dodge Dakota 4x4, V8, porcelain door knobs; pipe Electric Cords, Several Bat- TRAILER LOADS OF TOOLS baskets; fruit jars; compact can- 5.2 LT, ext. cab, auto transmis- wrenches; wooden ball bats; tery Chargers-Starters, Appli- ANDMISCELLANEOUS. ister sweeper; old pitcher; swivel sions, 74,000 miles; IHC brace and bits; 12 volt air com- ance Dolly, Several Step Lad- NEW TOOLS FROM S&S chair; Melmac dishes; recliner Model 574 tractor with K/D pressor; short white wire garden TRACTOR, FARM MACHIN- ders, Cherry Picker (Engine SALES. FOR ADDITIONAL rocker; Depression glassware; 3 2000 QT loader w/6’ bucket; 2 dividers; metal buckets; rope; ERY & EQUIPMENT: (Tractor Hoist), 2-9.5-14 Implement INFORMATION CONTACT cushion couch; end tables; pots wheel trailer; 3 point post hole neck yoke; bench grinder; paint Sells at 1:00 PM) John Deere Tires On 6 Bolt JD Rims, Set BUTCH HARTMAN, SALE and pans; small kitchen appli- digger; Bush Hog Model SQ 7 gun; log chains; concrete tools; 1010 Utility, w/Live Hyd, 3 Pt & Of 4-6 Hole Chevy Rally COORDINATOR, AT 785- ances; tea pots; pressure cook- rotary mower; semi 5th wheel horse collar; hand scythe; lat- New Paint, JD 3 Pt 3-16 Plow, Wheels W/Beauty Rings, Cen- 238-8466 OR CELL 785-761- er; blue canister set; silverware; plate; German ladder carts; old tice; MANY, MANY MORE JD 3 Pt 7’ Rotary Hoe, IHC ter Caps W/30-9.50 x 15 Tires 7900. bed and dresser; bedroom set; Schwinn bicycle; European sled; ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO 100 Balanced Head 9 Ft Pull Off A 4X4 - Less Than 1000 large wall mirror; cookie sheets; large metal sunflower yard art; MENTION. TERMS: Cash or Check. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch available. Lunch by Holm Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. Lunch served. by Mt. Family. Pleasant Church. U.S. LAND AND HOME SELLER: MR. & MRS. DEAN HOSIE CLERK/CASHIER AUCTION COMPANY “Be Wise”...Select ALLYN THOMPSON & RON SHIVERS AUCTION CO. 120 NE 14TH ST., P.O. BOX 356, ABILENE, KS 67410 PHONE: (785) 263-7488 • FAX: (785) 263-1973 JAY E. BROWN, • 785-223-7555 785-762-2266 • FAX: 785-762-8910 • E-mail: [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] www.kansasauctions.net Visit our website: www.rsrealtyandauction.com Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 21 Northeast Kansas Hereford Association, Inc. 63rd Annual SELECTED SALE Saturday, March 20, 2010 • 12:30 P.M. Manhattan Livestock Commission, Manhattan, Kansas 11 Outstanding Herd Bulls • 2 Registered Females/calves • 3 Registered Replacement Heifers & Show Prospects • 15 Commercial Cow/calf pairs -several first calf heifers • 3 baldie pairs • 22 Commercial Replacements - Hereford & F1 baldies Auctioneer: John Cline • For Catalog, Write or Call: Jeff Reichart, Secretary 18384 Coal Creek Road • Valley Falls, Kansas 66088 Phone: 785-945-6816 or 785-633-3342 • Online catalog: www.kansashereford.org A heifer purchased in this sale and shown in a junior show will be paid: • $15 for Champion Hereford Heifer at a County Fair • $25 for Champion Hereford Heifer at State Fair • $15 for Hereford Class Winner at State Junior Show • THESE PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID BY THE NORTHEAST KANSAS HEREFORD ASSOCIATION REGISTERED Northeast Kansas HEREFORD COWS E HORNED HEREFORD HEIFER Hereford Association, Inc. WITH FALL CALVES AT SIDE sells at the SELL AT THE 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale 63rd Annual Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS SELECTED SALE Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM LOT 14: M Command Dominette 806U, November 2, 2008 Horned Hereford heifer Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS by JDS 8001 Command 100 and out of a ER L1 Dominette 0214K by CL 1 Domino Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Lots 39-44 - Six - four year old Hereford cows with 300-400 pound 263. CE+0.3, BW 3.8, WW 41, YW 71, Milk 16, M&G 36, SC +.7, REA +.17, IMF +.03. M Command Dominette 806U is red necked with 100% pigment in the right eye. Her Manhattan Livestock Commission calves at side. Sired by F44C. They have had all their shots and sire, JDS 8000 Command 100 was purchased from Schlickau Herefords as a calf cows have been running back with a Horned Hereford Bull. and has matured to 2400 pounds. Her dam, ER L1 Dominette 0214K is a freckle Manhattan, Kansas faced cow with 100% Line One breeding that we purchased from Eulert Ranch at their production sale. She has been an excellent producer for us with moderated 10 Outstanding Herd Bulls • 4 Fancy Show Heifers GABBARDFARMS BW and good WW and YW EPDs. She should make a good replacement heifer. • 10 Reg. Females • 10 Bred Heifers • 4 F1 Baldies John Gabbard DALE MILLER • 10 Cow/Calf Pairs 3389 S.W. McCartney Rd., Amity, MO 64422 CONSIGNORS: 816-449-5366 316-794-3597 Goddard, KS Bosse Herefords ...... Wheaton ...... 785-396-4061 Davis Herefords ...... Maple Hill ...... 785-256-4643 Andy Dettke ...... Marysville ...... 785-562-2000 HORNED HEREFORD Gabbard Farms ...... Amity, MO ...... 816-449-5366 TOP POLLED HEREFORD BULLS SELL AT THE 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas BULLS & FEMALES sell at the Granzow Herefords ...... Herington ...... 785-466-2247 Hereford Assn. Selected Sale E 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Gustafson Herefords . . . .Junction City ...... 785-238-7306 PSaturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Selected Sale Hale Polled Herefords . . . .Linwood ...... 913-287-7558 Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Lot 9 - SLH Stockboy 08, March 28, 2008. Polled Hereford bull by SLH Silver Line Master Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS M&M Ranch ...... Chanute ...... 620-473-3179 Lad 03 and out of SHF Lady 512 H99 by MM RSM Stockmaster 512. CE -5.2, BW 8.3, WW Lot 11 - SG 442 Britisher 8134, a March 1, 2008 Horned bull, by G 32K Buck Britisher Dale Miller ...... Goddard ...... 316-794-3597 60, YW 99, Milk 15, M&G 44, MCE .7, SC +.6, Fat .000, REA +.37, IMF +.08. A really thick 442 and out of SG MS Rapture 537, by SR Rapture 312. CE +.01, BW 4.6, WW 52, YW muscled bull with a lot of performance in his pedigree featuring Keynote and Stockmaster. Note the weaning and yearling weight EPDs. He is clean fronted and very sound structural- 86, Milk 19, M&G 45, SC +.9, REA +.32, IMF -.06, BW: 87 lbs. 8134 is a moderate Silver Lining Herefords . . .Louisburg ...... 913-837-2368 ly. His pedigree 4 (SOD) sires of distinction, 4 (CHB) Certified Hereford Beef, and 3 (DOD) framed, thick male bull with a lot of capacity and spring of rib. He is conservatively Triple R Herefords ...... Valley Falls ...... 785-945-6816 dam of distinction awards. Be sure to get a good look at him. Birth weight: 82 lbs. marked with full eye and testicular pigment and is red to the ground. His dam is Lot 10 - SLH Grand Dominion 08, March 2, 2008 Polled Hereford bull by Grandview Olympian extremely good uddered and moderate sized as well. As you can see from his pedi- Auctioneer: John Cline 6301 and out of SLH Miss Dominance 451 by SHF Beefmaster 512 J80. CE -3.1, BW 4.4, WW gree, he goes to some of the best we own, including the U6 cow that we flushed. For Catalog, Write or Call: Jeff Reichart, Secretary 46, YW 76, Milk 15, M&G 38, SC +.5, REA +.15, IMF +.06. A very well muscled bull with lots Lots 45-50 - Three to six Hereford first calf heifers with Hereford calves at side. These of quality and is very sound. He is stout, clean fronted, and sound with solid EPDs. He carries pairs are from a herd that always brings solid, high producing females to this sale. Will 18384 Coal Creek Road • Valley Falls, Kansas 66088 4 (SOD) Sires of Distinction and 4 (CHB) Certified Hereford Beef awards in his pedigree. He could be a real asset to your program. Birth weight: 78 lbs. be sold in groups of three. 6 first calf heifer pairs 785-945-6816 or 785-633-3342 Call Us For Your Polled Hereford Breeding Cattle Needs! Call Us For Your Horned Hereford Breeding Bull Needs. < GUSTAFSON HEREFORDS OPEN HEREFORD HEIFERS & Silver GeraldLining & Marlyn Herefords Silvers Gus Gustafson 913-837-2368 Louisburg, KS 8621 Davis Creek Rd., Junction City, KS 66441 BLACK BALDIE HEIFERS 785-238-7306 SELL AT THE 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale HORNED HEREFORDS Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS & BLACK BALDIES POLLED Lots 17 - 23 - Seven black Baldie heifers that have all their shots E At Their Best and are ready to breed. Selling females at the P HEREFORD BULLS Lots 24 - 28 - Five Hereford heifers by DD Contagious 710. They 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale sell at the have all their shots, ready to breed to your top bull. 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS BOSSE HEREFORDS Lot 12 – PICK OF THE CALF CROP. HORNED HEIFERS. Here’s a chance Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Dean & Sharon Bosse • 785-396-4361 • Wheaton, KS to pick your next show heifer calves born in the fall of 2009 or the heifer calves Lot 2 - MM Bennett R163 U552, an October 5, 2008 Polled bull by KCF born in the spring of 2010. This will include AI calves and heifer calves from Bennett M326 R163 and out of MM Felt Victoria 534 R 185, by Feltons the matings that produced a third place class finish in the pen of three heifers Obadiah 534. in Denver this past January.You liked the females last year on the KHA annu- Lot 6 - MM Nexus 774 U527, a September 17, 2008 Polled bull by Efbeef Outstanding Bred Hereford al tour and many of the cows you saw are mated the same way as then. AI 774 Nexus S609 and out of Lady Vescovi M452 by Vescovi J600. CE -1.4, sires include Harland, L1 Domino 03571, and Monument. Herd sires are G BW 6.6, WW 53, YW 88, Milk 18, M&G 44. SC +.8, REA +.31, IMF .15. & Black Whiteface Open Domino 645, G Domino 643, UU Special 5248, and G L1 Domino 442. The fall Probably not a bull to use on heifers, but look at his growth and carcass P calves are all out of 5248 and include some fancy heifer calves as well, one is numbers and know that he will add growth and quality to most any herd. Heifers Sell out of the cow that Bookcliff Herefords decided to flush a couple of years ago. 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale Don’t pass up this opportunity. Lot 7 - MM Gerber 504U 521, a September 14, 2008 Polled bull by Gerber Lot 51-53 – Three Black Baldy heifers with spring calves at side. All shots and Rave 504R and out of Sell Rebel Lady 719G, by Sell Victor Rebel 347C. ready to go to grass. CE +5.7, BW -0.7, WW 33, YW 57, Milk 16, M&G 33, SC +.7, Fat .005, Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM REA +.06, IMF +.09 Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Lot 8 - MM Gerber 504R U296, an August 30, 2008 Polled bull by Gerber LOT 29-34: Six black baldie heifers that will be ready to breed by sale day. Preg. To Discuss Your Horned Hereford Breeding Cattle checked, guaranteed open. They have been poured and have all their shots. Rave 504R and out of MM Miss Red Rosie P991, by Vescovi J373. CE -2.7, Needs,Performance Give Tested Us A Bulls Call & - WeFemales Are For Here Sale To At Serve The Ranch You. BW 2.1, WW 37, YW 60, Milk 19, M&G 37, MCE .1, SC +.7, Fat -.010, REA LOT 35-38: Four Hereford heifers, bred to Angus bull purchased from Alcone Angus +.09, IMF +.06. Farms. They have been preg. checked and will start calving July 20th. This offering is only available due to Fred Hale’s effort to downsize his herd. M-M RANCH These heifers are the kind to take home with you for expanding GRANZOW HEREFORDS Owners: Alex & Mariam Mih Chanute, Kansas and improving your herd. Outstanding Quality Females with Great Dispositions Tom Granzow Herington, KS 317-872-5570 785-466-2247 or 785-466-6790 913-287-7558HALE POLLED Fred Hale HEREFORDS Linwood, KS SELECT POLLED HEREFORD A HORNED HEREFORD BULL & BULLS & OPEN POLLED OUTSTANDING TWO TOP HORNED HEREFORD PAIRS P HEREFORD FEMALE E HORNED HEREFORD BULL SELL AT THE sell at the sells at the 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale 63rd Annual Northeast Kansas Hereford Assn. Selected Sale Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Saturday, March 20 • 12:30 PM Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Manhattan Livestock Commission Co., Inc., Manhattan, KS Lot 4 - D Powerhouse 1845 ET, A September 21, 2008 polled bull by RT Lot 3 - DD Pure Domino 917, an Lot 1 - Triple R 2013W, an October 20, 2008 Horned bull by G407 DCC 20X Key Master 125L out of KFF GK Special Lass 238G by CF Victor October 1, 2008 Horned bull by Met Extra Lad 6145 and out of Triple R Miss 2043, by F44C Prince 628. 103T 48C. CE -4.3, BW 5.9, WW 48, YW 79, Milk 15, M&G 39, SC +.6, Pure Domino and out of DD MS Pure Lot 15 - Triple R Miss 2057T, a November 12, 2007 Horned cow by G REA +.49, IMF -.22, BW: 87 lbs., Adj. 205 day wt: 619 lbs., Weight on Shot 432, by Pure Shot. CE -0.1, BW Domino 413 and out of Triple R Miss 9504, by F Spectre 010. CE -0.4, 10/20/09 1,155 lbs. Powerhouse will impress you. With his thickness, power 3.6, WW 47, YW 76, Milk 25, M&G BW 3.3, WW 39, YW 61, Milk 15, M&G 34, SC +.5, REA -.16, IMF +.01, and masculinity, he is an extremely thick and heavy boned bull with lots of 49, SC +0.9, REA +.40, IMF -.05. Fat +.01. 2057T is bred to Churchill Rancher 758T and will make a performance. He will definitely add pounds of red meat to your calf crop. 917 was a popular bull in Denver and Lot 5 - D Mixer Return 1841 ET, a September 19, 2008 polled bull by D Ft. Worth and breeders from across good cow. She should be calved out by sale day. Lot 16 - Triple R Miss 2041T, an October 28, 2007 Horned cow by CK Mixer Domino 36, out of HB Maggie EX 14E, by MKM SL Super Express America commented on his length 3C. BW: 70 lbs. Use this bull with confidence on heifers. With his 70 lb. and extreme depth of body, while being very sound in his structure. He is an Mr Royal C040 and out of Triple R Miss 2030R, by BB Mark Donald birthweight and clean shoulder, you should be able to sleep easy at night incredibly easy fleshing bull with a WDA of 3.2, that should add pounds to any 6249. CE -0.3, BW 3.6, WW 34, YW 64, Milk 23, M&G 40, SC +.5, calving out heifers. He is a moderate framed, easy fleshing, deep bodied calf crop. His pedigree speaks for itself, combining a National Champion, a REA +.21, IMF +.02. bull that moves out very well. Denver class winner, some of the best Line One cattle, and a shot of Bred to G Domino 413 a consistent Herd Sire that calves easy. Should Lot 13 - D Lady Appeal 1910, a March 25, 2009 polled heifer by O Appeal Canadian. Herds that want to improve milk flow should note his +25 Milk EPD be calves by sale day. as he will probably have one of the higher Milk EPDs in the sale. 1609 ET, out of D Rose Victor 1707, by CMF 103T Victor 262D. CE 0.0, BW 3.9, WW 42, YW 74, Milk 15, M&G 36, SC +.5, REA +.11, IMF +.10, BW: Call us for your Horned Hereford Breeding Bull Needs 78 lbs. WW: 586 lbs. Here is a show heifer prospect with lots of length of DAVIS HEREFORDS Semen Tested, Fully Guaranteed, Free Delivery body. She is a thick topped heifer with eye pigment that really adds to her Dean & Danny Davis attractiveness. 13 miles West of Topeka on I-70, Keene/Eskridge exit, 3 miles South. Visitors Welcome BULLS & FEMALES FOR SALE AT THE FARM Box 791, Maple Hill, KS 66507 TRIPLE R HEREFORDS DETTKE FARMS 785-256-4643 Jeff Reichart 785-945-6816 Valley Falls, KS Marysville, KS Andy, 785-268-0423 Page 22 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Market trends, considerations for the beef industry shared by economist With recent downsizing in the U.S. Center which put average prices for consuming public and the perceived SATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 9:00 AM cattle industry linked to a lack of prof- fed cattle in western Kansas at $87-90 safety of beef beyond recalls. ESTATECLAY CENTER AUCTION KANSAS itability, agricultural economist Glynn per hundredweight (cwt) in the sec- “Our lack of a good system when it DIRECTIONS: Due to death we will sell the following items at public Tonsor encouraged beef producers to ond quarter of 2010, $83-87/cwt in comes to traceability and identifica- auction at the farm located from CLAY CENTER, KANSAS 14 miles south on Highway 15 to 4th Rd. (Longford Rd.) then 2 miles West to heed recent data indicating why de- the third quarter, and $87-92/cwt in tion sends a certain signal to the pub- Limestone Rd. then 1 mile North and 1/3 mile West to 1146 5th Rd. mand has softened and how it might the fourth quarter. Average price fore- lic,” Tonsor said, adding that some be improved. cast for the year 2010 is $86-89/cwt, groups´ calls for a ban on antibiotic “The weak U.S. economy has hurt which would be more than 5 percent use haven´t gone unnoticed by con- beef demand over recent quarters,” higher than prices realized in 2009. sumers, either. said Tonsor, who spoke March 5 at CME live-cattle futures prices for Tonsor said a plan under consider- REAL ESTATE - Sells at 12:30 P.M. Kansas State University´s 2010 Cat- April delivery closed at $93/cwt on ation to leave animal identification Call to view property. tlemen´s Day. Tonsor is currently on March 4, while futures prices for Oc- and traceback mechanisms up to each LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The N1/2 NW1/4 NW1/4 and the NE1/4 faculty at Michigan State University, tober delivery closed at $92.70. individual state to develop would im- NW1/4 all in section 14-10-2 of Athelstane Township, Clay County, Kansas consisting of 60 acres more or less. This tract includes house but will join K-State´s faculty in Tonsor said that product quality re- pair beef trade with other countries, with farmstead, CRP and pasture. The house is a 1,064sq.ft. 1971 2 April. mains “vitally important” and that particularly Asian buyers. Some of bedroom rancher with propane wall furnace, window AC and crawl space. This home has been well maintained. There is an on-site well He cited recent U.S. Department of food safety recalls do have a negative those countries, including Japan, have and septic tank. Nearby is a detached single garage. Outbuildings Agriculture data that showed the effect on consumer demand for beef. been among the largest buyers of U.S. include a 31X49 ft. slant side metal machine shed and several older number of cattle and calves on feed He cited a study that showed 2009 beef in years past, and they would wooden farm sheds and buildings. The farmstead consists of 2.53 acres. There are 22.6 acres of CRP enrolled through 9-30-2021 at destined for slaughter totaled 10.989 brought 41 beef recalls for safety con- prefer a national program, rather than $55.89 per acre for a total annual payment of $1,263. There are million head, as of Feb. 1, 2010. That cerns, compared with 26 in 2008. This a “patchwork, state-by-state system.” 30.46 acres of pasture, 1.42 acres of meadow and 1.55 acres of waterways. This is a nice farm on a good gravel road just 1&1/3 miles was 2.6 percent below the Feb. 1, increase in recalls alone triggered an The agricultural economist said from pavement and within commuting distance to Ft. Riley and sev- 2009, count and the lowest number in estimated 1.34 percent drop in beef several other issues worth monitoring eral surrounding communities. seven years. In addition, placements demand. include the CME´s creation of a Dis- TERMS: 10% down day of sale. Balance due in 30 days or upon of cattle into feedlots during January Tonsor also discussed the impor- tiller´s Dried Grains futures contract, delivery of a merchantible title. Buyer and seller each to pay 1/2 of escrow fees and title insurance. Seller to pay 2009 and all totaled 1.83 million, 2 percent below tance of product convenience in meat set to launch April 26. It´s also impor- prior years property taxes. 2010 property taxes to be prorated to 2009´s. And, marketings of fed cattle demand. He added, “A lack of new tant to watch for any developments in date of final settlement. 2009 taxes were $1,012.96. New buyer to recieve possession of entire tract at time of closing. New buyer during January totaled 1.77 million, 2 products holds beef demand back, possible new regulations in response to recieve all mineral rights. Contract, deed and down payment percent above the previous year´s but particularly relative to poultry, where to the recent increase in beef recalls. to be escrowed Clay County Abstract and Title Company, 509 the third lowest fed cattle marketings Court St., Clay Center, Kansas 67432. The auction firm is work- approximately twice as many new An audio interview with Glynn ing for the seller. Your inspection invited prior to auction. for January since such USDA began convenience products have been in- Tonsor is available on the K-State Re- Announcements made sale day to take precedence over printed keeping such data in 1996. troduced over recent years.” search and Extension News Media matter. Please attend open houses, make financial arrange- ments early and come prepared to buy. Farm to sell to the high- Tonsor shared forecasts from the Other factors that affect demand Services website: http://www.ksre. est bidder. Livestock Marketing Information are animal welfare concerns by the ksu.edu/news. FARM MACHINERY - approximately 1:30: 1952 JD A tractor, has original 12X38 rubber, ser.#691361, VG; 1938 B Allis tractor w/magneto and crank, new rear tires, good fronts, ser.#E5104, VG; extra Allis tires; 1980 Horseman 7X16 bumper hitch stock trailer, GREENWOODTUESDAY, MARCH CO. LAND 23 — 6:00 AUCTION PM exc.; Parker 180 bu. gravity flow wagon on heavy 5026 Electric gear w/flotation tires; JD #18 single row corn picker, runs, VG: Allis 6ft. sm. Matt Samuels Bldg., EUREKA, KANSAS rd. baler w/belts; #5 7ft. sickle mower; buzz saw, 1X16 plow and 80 ACRE TRACT & 160 ACRE TRACT: 80 near Severy, 4 ponds, lister for B Allis; 2 cyl. loader for JD A; JD#44 2X16 pull type plow; RR gravel, timber, pasture, hunting and fishing. A great tract with McCormick Deering 7ft. horse drawn sickle mower; 12ft. dump rake. multiple use possibilities. 160 acres Northeast of Eureka, old HORSES AND RELATED ITEMS - 1:15: 4 head of horses well homestead, 3 ponds, hay meadow, pipe pen and good access less trained to drive; leaf spring doctor's buggy w/shaves, single bench than 2 miles from Hwy. 99. seat, folding canopy, wooden wheels, exc.; leaf spring surrey w/canopy, 2 bench seats, wooden wheels, fenders, gas lantern, VG; brand new set of harness; partial set harness; Schoelkopf Co. "Jumbo" tooled leather adult saddle said to have belonged to W.W. WEDNESDAY,BUTLER CO. MARCH LAND 24 AUCTION — 6:00 PM Smith, VG; misc. halters and tack. El Dorado Civic Center, EL DORADO, KANSAS VEHICLES, MOWER,TILLER, PROPANETANK - 1:00: 1989 Dodge Ram 2WD pickup, std. cab, long fleetside bed, 318 eng., automatic, 31 ACRE TRACT, 42 ACRE TRACT, 113 ACRE TRACT: Invest- AM/FM, AC, 97,000 miles, VG; 1989 Olds 88 car for salvage, 84,000 ment land, development land, pasture, utilities, location and end- miles on good 3800 engine; John Deere LX176 riding mower less potential. w/hydrostat, 38" deck, VG; Troy Bilt 6hp Pony rear tine tiller, VG; 500 PROPERTY OF TEICHGRAEBER RANCH LLC gallon propane tank, VG. TOOLS AND FARM RELATED ITEMS - Sell first: (12) welded wire Call for more details or visit our website! cattle panels; (10) welded wire hog panels; 200+ elec. fence posts; SUNDGREN REALTY INC. - LAND BROKERAGE DIVISION 167 U fence posts; 100# propane bottles; (40+) 10ft. sheets old chan- JOE SUNDGREN RICK REMSBERG JEREMY SUNDGREN nel drain galv. tin; gas tank w/stand; alum. ext. ladder; straight ladder; 316-377-7112 316-322-5391 316-377-0013 pump jack; barbed wire; chemicals; old hedge posts; T posts; oil reservoir and pump; Husqvarna 16" chain saw; lg. tap and die; AC charge kit; Craftsman tool box on wheels w/top box; nice offering hand tools incl. Snap-on, Mac, many Craftsman; wood clamps; Maki- ta cordless drills; 8" bench grinder; battery chargers; post vise; Peter Wright 20X4" anvil; other anvils; 1&1/2" hardy; Craftsman table saw; B&D 5hp 2KW AC generator; weed eater; Coleman lantern; fishing poles; yard windmill; scrap iron. CHASE COUNTY FURN., ANTIQUES, TOYS, MISC. - mid to late AM: Antique Furni- ture: straight front china hutch w/top board, nice; high back oak bed w/lots of gingerbread, VG; wooden ice box; wash stand; wooden rock- TUESDAY, APRIL 13 — 6:00 PM ers, one has cane seat; very nice wooden display case w/beveled LAND AUCTION glass top, ornate metal feet; old pulpit from country church; Eclipse AUCTION LOCATION: Swope Park, East of school desk; walnut dresser w/marble, nice; wooden wardrobe; steamer trunks. Other furniture: grandfather clock; sm. tables and Casey’s General Store. Watch for signs. stands; console TV; 110 AC. Primitives: wheel barrow; "Western" wooden corn sheller; walking cultivator; rendering kettle w/bail; post COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS drill; RR jacks; wagon jack; crosscut saws; chest Pepsi machine; (2) 315 acres of excellent Flint Hills pasture, Diamond Creek, Nesbitt 8X24" metal signs, VG; other signs; license plate collection complete from 1916 to 2003; 2 boards w/60 logos from area car Oak, Sycamore and Walnut timber. Rolling terrain, big ele- dealors; oil bottles and cans; model A trany; elec. lanterns for car or vation change, great view, 1 pond, water well, spring fed RR; school, sleigh and cow bells; lanterns; collectible boxes; cr can; draw, good fence. Abundance of deer, turkey and wildlife. croquet set; lots of other primitives.Crocks and misc.: 10 gal. jar; bee- hive jugs; blue milk pitcher; other crocks; Dazey 40 churn w/lots of www.sundgren.com writing and screen,VG; pink drape pattern Alladin lamp; bracket lamp; JOE SUNDGREN, 316-377-7112 knives; belt buckles; cigarette lighters and more. Toys: remanufac- tured JD a pedal tractor w/box, exc.; (10) JD 1/16 scale tractors from RICK REMSBERG, 316-322-5391 unstylized As, Bs, and D up to 10 series Deere; B Allis; WD Allis; 190 JEREMY SUNDGREN, 316-377-0013 Allis; 8N Ford; repo steam engine; repo cast iron horse and wagon; SUNDGREN REALTY INC. - new threshing machine; very old and unusual toy gas station; old 10" cast iron arcade dump truck, VG; 60 arcade pickups and farm toys LAND BROKERAGE DIVISION from 20s and 30s; small 9N Ford arcade tractor; other collectible cars and machinery; various old time farm toys in need of repair; model A steel truck; tin cat w/ball; baseball bats and glove. The following items will be sold for Dianne Varney of rural Long- ford immediately following the Miller auction. For information call Larry or Dianne at (785) 479-7555: 1962 John Deere 4010 diesel tractor, 2SVCs and joystick hookup, ser.#4010 2T16838, w/JD 46A quick tach loader , 6ft. bucket and bale spear, nice unit; 1980 New Holland 1495 haybine self propelled diesel swather w/hydrostat, cab, water cooler, ac hookup', 12ft. crazy reel, great in heavy folliage, 200 hours on brand new motor, ser# 396901, VG; Ver- meer 605E big round baler w/rope pull, field ready; IH 430 sm square wire tie baler, VG; Allis Chalmers 5 bar, 9ft belt driven side delivery rake; JD 200 gal pull type sprayer, complete; Van Brundt 16X8" grain drill on low rubber, galv. box, alfalfa/grass seeder, good tires; JD 6ft. 3pt. box blade; King Kutter 6ft. 3pt. rotary mower; Rhino HD 3pt. post hole digger w/14" bit and rock tip; shop-built 24ft. gooseneck flatbed trailer, has 2ft. dovetail w/ramps, tread plate floor, 10,000# oil filled tandem axles w/duals and nearly new Peerless LT22575R16 tires, lights, brakes, VG; good 20ft. hay rack on Electric 5025 4 wheel gear; long pipe type bale elevator w/motor; BR bale feeder; portable feed bunks; Ace 15hp lawn tractor w/42" deck;Yard Machine mantis style tiller; fiberglass extending limb saw; Stihl 026 chain saw; fence stretchers; 10 boomers; new log chains; long han- dled tools; rackload of tools and farm related items. Go to www.kretzauctions.com for more pictures NOTE: New items are italicized. 30 days for removal. Loader trac- tor available. Hope to be on Varney items around 2:15 and all done by 4:00. Google kretzauctions.com for pictures. TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale. Not responsible for accidents. LUNCH: Mizpah UMW CLERK: Roy Harris c/o Union State Bank, 701 5th St., Clay Cen- ter, Ks. 67432 ARLOND B. MILLER TRUST, SELLER For information call Mike at (785)632-0166 Auction conducted by Clay County Real Estate Greg Kretz and Gail Hauserman Salesmen and Auctioneers Greg: (785) 926-4422 Cell: (785) 630-0701 Gail: (785) 632-3062 Cell: (785) 447-0686 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 23 K-State animal scientist encourages beef producers to educate, adapt with regard to animal well-being Just as in every industry, She encourages produc- conditions that are not good 8) Being reactive rather most people who raise live- ers to consider a list de- for animals that can be prof- than proactive. stock are doing a lot right vised by D.A. Daley, Califor- itable. 9) Assuming that because and Kansas State University nia State University-Chico: 3) Assuming that you someone disagrees with you animal scientist Lily Ed- How to Lose the Argument have to defend all agricul- they are stupid, evil or both. wards believes producers on Animal Welfare - Top 10 tural practices, regardless Good people can look at the should not be defined by Reasons. of what they are. Why? I be- same issue differently. the few “bad apples” when 1) Assuming science will lieve you defend those that 10) Not working hard it comes to animal well- give us all the answers; it are defensible, period. De- enough to build coalitions being. She does, however, only gives us some of the an- fending all practices makes that include the public (con- believe that there are some swers. I strongly believe in no sense and causes you to sumers). Most of our coali- animal management prac- science but science doesn´t lose credibility with the tion efforts are focused on tices that could be im- solve ethical questions. public. bringing agricultural proved upon. Watch the news and it is 4) Assuming we can´t do groups together. There Edwards, who spoke on easy to find “scientists” on better at animal welfare. aren´t enough of us, and we Jan Lyons visits with long-time bull customer Don Yaus- the topic “Animal Well- both sides of almost every Agriculture is about evolv- don´t represent enough si prior to the start of the Lyons’ annual production sale. Being: Bridging the Gap Be- issue. It has become a con- ing practices. Why can´t votes. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) tween Consumers and Pro- test of “my science is better we continue to improve a Daley´s list also includes ducers” at K-State´s Cattle- than your science.” system that is already two bonus points in advising men´s Day March 5, said 2) Using economics as good but will continue to producers what not to do: there has been a shift in the the justification for all of change? 11) Criticizing or mock- public´s ethical considera- our practices. Although it 5) Attacking everyone ing any animal production tion of animals. The concept makes sense to those of us who disagrees with you in a system that is not “conven- of humane treatment of ani- who raise animals for a liv- negative, critical manner. tional.” There is room in mals has transformed into ing, saying “well of course We get angry very easily and agriculture for lots of differ- the concept of “well-being” we treat them well or we that generally means we are ent methods of production. which not only includes an won´t make money” really not comfortable with what Let the market determine animal´s physical welfare hurts our efforts with the we are doing, so we have to their success rather than but also focuses on its qual- public. In other words, if defend it at the top of our hoping for them to fail. ity of life. Edwards encour- this is all about making lungs. 12) Trying to lead a pa- aged producers to take money rather than working 6) Not being willing to rade without seeing if any- every opportunity to edu- with animals, we would listen because we are so one is following. Have you cate consumers about what probably be in another line busy responding. asked producers about this the livestock industry does of work. We need to con- 7) Assuming that the lu- issue? I have surveyed over to promote the well-being of vince the public that we natic fringe is the general 200 cattlemen in three loca- animals, and to consider al- truly care about animals, public. We spend way too tions and 90 percent-plus of tering some of their own not just about dollars. Be- much time focusing on lu- them say “animals have the Don Hook and Adam Bean intently study the bulls practices that could impair sides that, it is not always natics and not working with right to be treated humane- the public. ly and ethically.” going through the sale ring at Lyons Ranch recently. animal well-being. true. You can have extreme (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) We specialize OPEN • DIESEL FUEL INJECTION in Trucks and 785-584-5850 Monday thru Saturday: • TURBO CHARGERS Sport U’s! 9 AM-6 PM • SALES & SERVICE REMEMBER! At Miller Motors No Reasonable Offer is Refused! THE DIESEL SPECIALISTS CHEVY SILVERADO 2500HD CHEVY SILVERADO 2500HD DODGE RAM 2500 901 N.E. HWY. 24, SUITE 101, TOPEKA,KS 66617 2 2 2 785-233-4535/800-234-0719 0 0 0 FAX 785-233-6943 0 0 0 2 $13,988 6 3 Quad Cab, 4x4, LS, Duramax Diesel. Crew Cab, 4x4, Clean Truck! 4 dr., 4x4, SLT, Cummins Turbo Diesel Over 25 Diesels in Stock! Many Crew Cabs in Stock! Over 25 Diesels in Stock! 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Tom has Russell; Holly (married to reau, Richard has been ac- Homemakers for 2009 in irrigation systems. He also a daughter: Monte, a chem- served on several boards of Aaron Beaton) works at tive both locally and at the recognition of their leader- uses technology innovations istry teacher and athletic di- directors: the Farm Bureau Poky Feeds in Scott County; state level. He has been on ship in agriculture, environ- such as auto steering and rector in Sterling High Board, the Stockton Co-op and Stephen (married to the Extension council, and mental stewardship and computer planting. In addi- School; Tami (married to Board, USD 271 Board of Melissa) farms with his par- helped attain a new 4-H service to their communi- tion to crops, a beef herd Steve) is a hairdresser; and Education and the Friends ents. Tom and Ruth Anne building. He has served as a ties. with 150 beef cows and 140 Brian (married to Becky) of Historic Fort Hays. He have several grandchildren. board member of the Hi- The award program calves, are part of the opera- farms with his dad. Bill and enjoys hunting, and was one Thomas County: Richard and Plains Co-op, and on the dates to 1927 and is spon- tion. A large feeder pig op- Mona have five grandchil- of the first hunter safety in- Kathy Calliham, Colby rural fire department for sored by Kansas State Uni- eration is run by the cou- dren. structors in Rooks County. Richard and Kathy Calli- Thomas County. Kathy, a K- versity Research and Exten- ple´s two sons and a son-in- Rooks County: Thomas and Ruth Ann is active in Exten- ham began farming in 1963. State Research and Exten- sion and Kansas Farmer law. The waste from the hog Ruth Ann Bigge, Stockton sion work, serving on many The Calliham farm is cur- sion Master Gardener, has magazine. The couples will barns is used to fertilize Family history plays an local, district and statewide rently 2,700 acres and pro- worked on many charity be honored at a banquet crops. Bill currently serves important part of the committees including the duces wheat and grain drives, including being a March 19 at the Courtyard as chair of the Sterling Co- Bigge´s operation, as their State Extension Advisory sorghum. Much of the fami- volunteer for a bloodmobile by Marriott Hotel in Junc- op, and previously land has been farmed for Council for eight years, in- ly´s ground is terraced. for 30 years. Active in gar- tion City. More information served on the Groundwater 110 years by a member of cluding as chair for one More than 1,100 trees were den clubs, she has served on about the Master Farmer Management Board District. the Bigge family. Tom and year. The Bigges are the par- planted in two windbreaks the District Federated Gar- program or the banquet is In 2007, he was honored by Ruth Ann Bigge were mar- ents of five: Curt (married to on their farm. They have den Club board and chaired available by calling (785) the Kansas Bankers Associ- ried in 1968, when they Rebecca) is a paramedic in worked with the Agricultur- the Blue Star Memorial 532-5820. ation for installing filter began to build their farm the Kansas City area; Dou- al and Food Center at Texas Highway Committee. Cur- The 2009 Master Farmers strips on conservation land. and family together. The glas (married to Kori) A&M University for several rently she is on the commit- and Master Farm Home- Mona served 13 years as 4-H 3,500-acre farm produces a serves as a magistrate judge years to help project farm tee for the 125th celebration makers are: leader for the Sterling variety of crops: wheat, for Rooks County; Beth economic viability by region of Thomas County. Richard Rice County: Bill and Meadowlarks 4-H Club, and grain sorghum, corn, soy- Mona Ball, Sterling as a Rice County Council beans, grass hay and forage Bill Ball began farming Advisor and superintendent sorghum. Their livestock fulltime with his father, of photography at the 4-H herd includes beef cows and Ralph, in 1969. With nearly Fair for several years. She calves along with a few buf- 3,700 acres currently in the is involved with the Sterling falo and longhorn stock. Ball operation, the farm Booster club, Beta Sigma They practice minimum produces wheat, corn, soy- Phi, and Sterling Sorosis. tillage in their operation, beans, silage and grass hay. Bill and Mona are members maintain terraces and use a

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They are active with ents of two: Michelle (mar- reer, but maintains ties with tion of Lohrdings to farm with the ranch full time; and have added buffer the Fulton Methodist ried to Todd Schuster) agriculture by purchasing and ranch in Comanche Kimberly (married to Ter- strips to reduce water run- Church. Beth participated works for Argus in Kansas agricultural real estate and County. Arlie was active on rence Phox) lives in the Wi- off. Some of their ground is in Pennies in the Park, City area; Rich (married to renting it out; Teena has the Farm Bureau, serving chita area; Virgil (married leased for deer and turkey breaking a Guinness Record Suzi) farms also, with the purchased a farm and man- on the board; is a founding to Ruth) is in New York; hunting. The third genera- by laying a row of 40 miles of two operations sharing ma- ages and sells crops near director of the Comanche Charles lives two hours tion of Snyders to work the pennies for the fastest and chinery and labor. Richard her home; and Darren (mar- Pool Prairie Resource from the ranch; Cindy (mar- family farm, Kenneth has longest lines of coins. She and Kathy have several ried to Angela) , has his own Foundation, and served on ried to Ryan McWhorter) been a member of the local has been a 4-H club leader grandchildren. farm plus manages and the Comanche County Con- lives in California; and Elks lodge and the Bourbon for the past 14 years and a Ford County: Don and sells commodities for his servation Board, the Exten- Brian (married to Leslie) County Farm Bureau for fair board member for six Bonnie Irons, Minneola parents. sion Council, the Protection lives in Lubbock, Texas. more than 25 years. He is years. She has donated 75 The Irons´ farm features Comanche County: Cooperative Board of Direc- They have several grand- also a member of the Kansas pints of blood to the local more than 3,400 acres, with Arlie and Patricia tors, and is a past Kansas children. Livestock Association. The American Red Cross Blood- some of that in pasture and Lohrding, Coldwater Livestock Association area Bourbon County: Kenneth couple received the Key mobile. They are the par- Conservation Reserve Pro- Married in 1964, Arlie director. The ranch re- and Beth Snyder, Fulton Banker Award for Soil Con- ents of two: Jordan, who gram ground. Their main and Patricia Lohrding pur- ceived the Comanche Coun- The Snyder farm is near- servation in 2008. A support- passed away, and Jared. crops are wheat, grain chased the ranch that is the ty and District 7 Farm Bu- ly 3,400 acres, with wheat, er of the Bourbon County Both boys were active in sorghum, corn, and soy- base of their operation in reau Natural Resources corn, soybeans and grass Fair and the Northeast FFA and 4-H. Jared attends beans. They have built ter- 1989. The ranch covers Award in 2003. Patricia hay as the principle crops. Scott 4-H, the Snyders have Fort Scott Community Col- races, use contour farming 11,775 acres, with a few started teaching high school Clover and wheat beans also helped 4-H members by let- lege and will be the fourth methods, and stubble mulch acres devoted to wheat and mathematics at Haviland in are grown. With more than ting them keep steers at generation of the Snyder tillage on the dry land. Irri- alfalfa. Nearly 600 head of 1997. Both were active in the 500 head of beef, the feeder their farm. Beth grew up on family to farm the land. gated land is ridge-tilled. beef cows, with 1,000 calves, Soil survey maps are used to breeding heifers, yearling rate each soil in the farm to bulls and breeding bulls determine soil quality; con- comprise the operation. The SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION tour maps help determine ranch supplies recipient conservation and drainage cows to Gardiner Angus SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 9:00 AM systems. Don, formerly a Ranch. The ranch synchro- Location: Holton Livestock Exchange, 1/2 Mile East Of HOLTON, KS On K16 Hwy. teacher, bought his first nizes groups of cows so the TRACTORS & LOADERS 10 Ft Dump Truck, 366 Motor, 5 Augers; BMB R-63 3 Pt 6' Blade; Including Dovetail, Triple Axle, 3 piece of land while teaching Gardiner embryos can be Oliver 1750 Dsl, Wf, 3 Sp, Good & 2 Sp, 14,300 LB Front Factory Ez Flow; 2 Sec Fold Up Harrow; Fold Over Ramps; 1994 Belarus in 1969. He has farmed for 40 placed in viable females. Rubber; 1993 Ford 3930, Rops, Axle, Near New 16 Ply Tires, 3x14 Bottom Plow; Rhino 5' Ro- 572 Tractor, Front Wheel Assist, years. He built an ethanol When the calves are 2wd, 45hp, Live Power, 3 Pt, 165 Less Than 6000 Miles On Re- tary Mower. With Koyker K5 Loader, Bucket Hrs, One Owner; 1989 Ford And Bale Spear, Sn256483, One built Motor; 1999 F250 XLT 4x4 MISCELLANEOUS plant in the late 1970s dur- weaned, they are delivered 6610 With Cab, Westendorf Owner; JD 317 Garden Tractor; 5.4v8 At, Added Leaf Springs, 48” Heat Buster shop fan; 200 ing the nation´s first energy to Gardiner Angus Ranch Loader, New Rubber Front & JD Snow Blade UO54L; Polaris 132,000 Miles; 2000 F350 XL Gallon Diesel Barrel/ Elec. shortage. In the 1980s, the for a premium price. In ad- Big Boss 6x6 400 ATV With Rear, Dual Hyd, 4400 Hrs, Sec- 4x4 Single Wheel Cab & C Pump; 6'x6' Sq Insulated Hunt- Dump Bed; 12x5 Bumper Hitch couple built a public, li- dition, the Lohrding´s offer ond Owner, Good Shape; 1989 Chassis, 5 Sp, V10 Red 179,000 ing Blind; 6'x6' Octagon Insulat- Trailer; Stihl FS55RL Gas String censed and bonded grain hunting leases on their Ford 6610 Series II, Cab, Air, Miles; Knapheide 20' Grain Bed, ed Hunting Blind; (2) Fuel Bar- Trimmer; Fimco 50 Gal Sprayer storage facility for storing ranch. The ranch provides Heat, 3 Pt., Dual Hyd, 3595 Hrs, Wood Floor. rels/ Stands; (2) 8' Alum. Tool With Gas Engine; Millermatic Second Owner, Good Shape; Boxes; 150-200 Lbs. Alfalfa and merchandizing grain for the land, opportunity and TRAILERS 35AC Wire Welder; 110 Gal Fuel 1983 MF 2705 Diesel 8sp Trans, Seed; Forney 180 Amp Electric their operation and others. lodging for a small group of Elite 25'+5' Dovetail Flatbed GN Tank With Electric Pump; Electric With Koyker 565 Loader, Bucket Welder; Pallet Of Boxes Of New Trailer, Tandem Duals, Two Fold Fuel Pump With Hose, New; (2) This enterprise helped individuals who lease it by And Bale Spear, New Diesel Bolts, Various Lengths & Sizes; Over Ramps, New; 2002 Titan 3pt Bale Forks; 3 Pt Post Hole them financially during the the acre on a non-guided Pump, Rebuilt Hyd Pump 2 Yrs Steel Tracks & Spacers For Skid 7x24, 2 Center Gates With Slid- Digger With 9" & 12" Augers; 3 difficult `80s. Don served on basis. In addition, the Ago; Old Dual Loader; IH 1086 Loader, Off Case 1845c Loader; er, Wood Floor; 2000 L&L GN Pt Seeder; 3 Pt Sprayer; (19) 10' D, Cab, 90%+ Rubber, Duals/ Assortment Of 2 3/8 X 8' And 9' the Minneola School Board. Lohrding´s partner with the Flatbed, 28' Plus 4 1/2' Beaver Cattle Panels; (6) 12' Cattle Pan- Koyker K5 Loader, Bucket & Pipe Posts; Pile Of 3/4" Sucker Bonnie, who didn´t grow up U.S. Fish and Wildlife pro- Tail, Dual Tandem Axles; 2004 els; (1) 22' & (1) 24' Panels; Misc Bale Spear, 4652 Hrs; Farmall H, Rod; Assortment Of Square Tub- on a farm, maintained the gram to restore habitat for Star 20'+4' Dovetail Flatbed, 2 Barb Wire; Several Combination Not Running; IH 444 Tractor, ing; Approx 15 Pieces 2 3/8 X 30' Stored Ramps, 2-7000# Sngl Wire Panels; (5) Feed Bunks; farm books for the opera- the lesser prairie chicken Gas, 3 Pt., Wf, Ps, Like New Pipe; Knapheide Truck Tool Box; Whl Axles; 16' Bumper Hitch Car Rhino 3 Pt Blade; (200+) 5 Gal tion. The couple is active in on the main ranch. Former- Tires; (3) Outback GPS Hitches/ (2) Rolls 1"X2"X72"X100' Weld- Trailer; 2 Wheel 4'x8'x32" Wood Buckets; (3) Pride Of Farm their church and made edu- ly a math teacher, Arlie and Controls (New); Ford 7700 Trac- ed Wire; Sanborn Portable Air Box Trailer, 2" Ball Hitch; (2) 45' Creep Feeders; (1) Hay Rings; tor/ Loader; MF 65 Tractor; Ford Compressor, 22 Gal, 1.5 Hp; cation a priority for their Patricia moved to the ranch Van Trailers, No Titles; 1999 Blair (2) L&H 15 Bu Creep Feeders; 8N Tractor; 1971 JD 2020 Utility Misc T-Posts; 3 Pt Wood Splitter; 20'+4' Beaver Tail Flatbed Trailer Cox 6 Ton Creep Feeder; Box Tractor. (2) Fuel Tanks; Table Saw; Skil 2-7000# Axles Single Wheel Tor- Wagon; Parker Gn Gravity Saw; Mccullough Chain Saw; DOZERS, CRAWLERS, FORK- sion Axles; 1980 Hale 16' Stock Wagon, Single Axle. LIFT, Trailer. Homelite Chain Saw; TSC Pick- WC POLE BARNS SKID LOADERS & up Too Box; 500 Gallon Propane SELLING FOR THE ROY LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT ATTACHMENTS Tank; 300 Gallon Diesel Barrel & ANDERSON ESTATE OF (30) 10' Cattle Panels, 1 3/8" 30’ x 50’ x 10’...... Galvalume $6,900 1970 Cat 955k Track Loader, Stand; Trailer Fenders; Buzz TOPEKA, KS. ALL ITEMS Sched. 40; (10) 10' Cattle Pan- Bucket/ Teeth, Power Shift, 3 Saw; 5th Wheel Pu Hitch; 20' SELL TO THE HIGHEST els, 1 5/8" Sched. 40; Powder 29 gauge metal attached w/screws Forward, 3 Reverse, 45-50% Un- Log Chains & Boomers. BIDDER River Hd Bison/Cattle Squeeze dercarriage; Toyota 14,000# GUNS Chute, Palpation Cage, 10' TIRES & WHEELS Prices fully enclosed including Forklift, Cab, Dsl; Bobcat 743 Savage Model 24 410 3" & 22 Straight Alley With Sliders And (8) 11R24.5 new recaps; (4) Skid Loader, 250 Hrs On New LR; Browning Ranger 12 Ga. one 12-ft. slider & one entry door. Escape Gate, Sweep Tub With 265-65-17 Goodyear; (4) 265- Kubota Dsl, Aux. Hyd. 5' Bucket, Pump #U13918; Marlin 12 Ga. Escape Gates, Bison Crash 70-17 Michelen 10 Ply; (5) 255- 10-year warranty on labor & materials. Like New Tires; Cat 933 Loader, Pump #3345; SKS 7.62x39, Cage, Just Like New; Portable 70-17 Mud Tread; (4) 245-65-17 Not Running; Oliver Crawler, Not Folding Stock/ Bayonet Squeeze Chute With New Floor; Michelen; (4) 265-75-16 Brig- Running; Lowe Hyd Auger/ 15" #1616759; 59 Boxes Ammo For 866-757-6561 Stroberg Head Gate; Green stone; (4) 265-70-16 Goodyear; Bit; 84" Bobcat Skid Loader SKS, (20 Rounds Per Box); Tra- • 14 YEARS BUILDING EXPERIENCE • Portable Creep Feeder; Calf (4) 235-70-16 Michelen; (2) 245- Snow Plow/ Hyd Side Tilt; Stout ditions Black Powder Tracker Creep Feeder; Farmhand 80 Bu 75-16 10 Ply; (4) 225-75-16 Grapple Fork Bucket For Skid 209 In-Line, 50 Cal. 1:28", Made Grinder/Mixer, Good Shape; (5) Goodyear; (4) 225-60-16 Loader, New; Stout Brush Grap- In Spain/ Original Box #14-13- Big Bale Rings, New; Hog Head Goodyear; (4) 215-55-16 ple For Skid Loader, New; 74" & 066476-01; Rg Ind. Miami, Fl Gate; Lick Tank; (4) Concrete Goodyear; (4) 235-75-15 84" Root Grapples For Skid Model RG25 Cal. #020991; Feed Bunks; Priefert Squeeze Goodyear; (4) 225-75-15 AUCTION Loader, New; Quick Attach Bale Lorcin Model L22 22 Cal. Auto Goodyear; (4) 215-65-15 Chute; Several Feed Bunks; #100547 (No Clip); Astra-Unc- SATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 10:00 AM Spear For Skid Loader; 48" Pal- Goodyear; (4) 205-70-15 Head Gate; (2) Walk Through etay, .Cc Cal Short #141915; let Forks For Skid Loader. Goodyear, Most Tires 70 - 95%; From BURRTON, KS, 2 Miles East to Sandhill Road, then 5 3/4 Gates; (20) 10' Cattle Panels; (6) EIG Derringer, 22 Cal LR 32 X 24.5 Rice Tires 50%; (2) 48 Miles North of Highway 50; From Dutch Avenue & Sandhill HAY & HAY EQUIPMENT Alley Way Overheads; Hay #A52517, Made In Italy; Reming- X 25.20 Floater Tires On Dayton Road 2 1/4 Miles South. 30 Sq. Bales Alfalfa; 22 Big Feeder. ton Model 522 Viper/ Tasco Round Brome Hay; 11 Big Rims; (2) Sets Of 18.4 X 34 EQUIPMENT Gears; New Idea 7’ Pull Type MACHINERY Scope, Synthetic Stock, Round Prairie; (3) JD 510 Clamp On Duals; Several 20" 1984 Ford F350 Winch Truck Mower; 6’ -1 1/2 Yard Model IH 470, 18’ disk; IH 5100 Soy- #3156154; Official Police 38 Balers; MF 1560 Baler 5x6 Truck Wheels, Split Rims. with Gin Pole; Utility 48’ Reefer 21R Hydraulic Soil Mover, Mfg. bean Special 20x8 Drill/ Grass Special Ctg By Colt, Police Hol- Bales, Twine, Good Shape; 3 Trailer; 1976 Massey Ferguson Columbus, Nebr.; 4 Section Seeder, Dbl Disc Openers; IH LAWN, GARDEN, ATV'S & AC- ster Included, #884578. Wheel, 3 Pt Windrow Turner, CESSORIES Diesel Tractor, Wide Front End, Grass Seed Packer; Krause 720 4x18" Plow, Hi Clearance, TRAILERS, TOOLS & MISC. Good Shape; Little Giant 28' Hay JD 285, 18 hp., 48” hydrostat; 3Pt, Rear Weights, New Rear 13’ Tandem Disc; 4” x 5” Semi Mnt; JD 7000 6 Row Hobes 26' & 38' Van Trailers, No Elevator; (2) NH 488 9' Haybine 2004 Cub Z48 zero-turn, 22 hp.; Tires 13.6 x 33; 1956 Allis Irrigation Pump with Wisconsin Planter, No Till Coulters; JD Titles; 12 Ton Hyd Press, Like Swathers; IH 430 Sq. Baler, Yard Machine By Mtd 42' Riding Chalmers HD6 Caterpillar with Propane Engine Unit Mounted 1508 Bat Wing Rotary Mower; New; Craftsman 10' Radial Arm Twine Tie; 8x14 Hay Rack On Lawn Mower, Used One Sea- 8’ Dozer Blade; 1951 Farmall on Trailer; Pull Type 10’ Road JD 4 Sec. Drag Harrow/ Fold Up Saw; Acetylene Torch Running Gears/ Hoist; 1974 NH son; 2004 Honda Foretrax Fore- M, Wide Front, Live PTO, Rear Grader; Large Truck Mount Evener; JD 9' Sickle Mower, Pull With Bottles, On Cart; 3.5 Cu Ft 1012 Bales Wagon, Hyd Push man 450ES 4x4 2400 Miles, No Weights with Loader (sells as Water Tank; (2) 300 Gal. Fuel Type; 3 Pt Ferguson Lis- Cement Mixer With Electric Off, Always Shedded, 56 Bale; Title; 2002 Honda Foretrax Fore- one unit); Excel Hustler 261 Tanks/Stands; 100’ Fishing ter/Planter; Rhino TW84 7' 3 Pt Motor, Like New; 2 Ton Engine 1974 NH 479 9' Swather, New man 450es 4x4, 2400 Miles; Mower/61” Deck and 18 HP Seine; Commercial Gas Cook Rotary Mower, Good Shape; Hoist; Craftsman 6, 13, And 19 Bearing & Bushings In Wobble Wheel Horse Lawn Tractor 42" Twin Cylinder Engine; Stove; Wigley Riding Mower/10 Deutz/Allis 24' Field Cultivator; Drawer Tool Boxes/Chests; Im- Box, Always Shedded; 1994 Cut; 2005 Snapper Zt 205 00bv Cushman Truck with Hydraulic HP Engine; 9’ x 9’ Metal Shed; Krause 12' Chisel; 3 Pt 9 Shank pulse Cordless Nailer; UGT 200 Vermeer 605 Super J Baler/ Mid Mount Mower, 20 Hp, V-Twin Dump Bed; Bush Hog 7’ Pull Boat Trailer; 10’ x 50’ Mobile Anhydrous Applicator With Coul- Piece Drill Bit Set, New; 30 Gal Crop Saver Wheels; 1980 Ver- Vanguard Engine, 50" Cut, 211 Type Mower; Small Calf Creep Home (would make hunting or ters; 3 Pt 21' 9 Shank Anhydrous Electric Air Compressor; (4) meer 605 E Baler/ Crop Saver Hours, Weak Hydro; Cub Cadet Feeder; 100# Propane Bottles; Toolbar; MF 3 Pt 6' Blade; MF 10' House Jacks ; Drill Dr Bit Sharp- fishing cabin); (7) 12’ Horse Wheels; 1997 Case International 2155 Riding Lawn Mower, 32", Acetylene Torch Set; Lincoln 3 Pt Cultivator; Ford 781 5' 3 Pt ener, Like New; Several Sets Of Stall Gates; Old Saddle & Tack; 8330 9' Swather; 1980 NH 9' 15 Hp Kohler; 2002 JD LT150 AC 225 Welder; Dump Rake; Blade; IH 37 10' 6" Wheel Disk; Tools; Drimmel Tool; Pipe Ben- Several Ton Scrap Iron; Calf Swather; NH 56 3 Pt. Hay Rake; 38" Deck 15 Hp; Craftsman 3PT Slip; 3PT One Row JD 24' 3 Pt Harrow; BMB 5' Ro- der, Cutters, Threaders, Wrench- Head Gate; Cattle Squeeze 2004 JD 567b Baler, String Tie, 6.75hp Self Propelled Rear Dis- Furrow Opener; 3PT 6’ Blade; tary Mower, Pull Type; 3 Pt 5' es; Several Staple Guns; 3/4 Chute. Bale Kicker, Megawide Pickup, charge W/Bagger; Dixon 36" 3PT 7’ Blade; 3PT 8’ Dearborn Mower; MF 24' Disk; Krause 25' Drive Socket Set; Several End 3122 Bales; 2007 JD 458 baler, Riding Mower; Roto-Tiller; ATV Disc; 3PT 12’ Spring Tooth; OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT Disk; Gehl 1322 Scavenger Ma- Wrenches, 1" To 2"; (2) Truck over the edge net wrap, less Tree Shear & Snow Blade; JD 3PT 6’ Flail Mower; Small One Cabot 57 Oil Pump (needs nure Spreader, Tandem Axle, Side Boxes; Dewalt Cut-Off Saw; then 700 bales; NH 492 9 ft. Sabre 38" Riding Lawn Mower, Way; JD Manure Spreader gear box); Greemo Oil Pump Mechanically Sound, Some Fishing Poles And Tackle; Black swather, exc. condition, always Hydro; 18" Lawn Boy Push (needs wood); HD Triple Axle (parts); Regulators for Gas Rust, 300 Cu Ft (2239 Gal); JD Bear Compound Bow; Bench shedded. Mower; 18" Poulan Push Mower. Trailer; (2) 14’ Cattle Guard Wells; Large Oil Field Tank; 5 54 Manure Spreader; MF 880 5 Grinders; Misc Electrical; Crossing 2” Pipe; Caterpillar 1/2” x 40 Oil Well Casing; (2) 4 VEHICLES & ACCESSORIES Bottom Plow With Hyd Reset SELLING THE FOLLOWING Breezeway, 12' X 12' Screen 12’ Road Grader, Drawbar- 1/2" x 40 Oil Well Casing; (2) 4 1995 F350 Crew Cab Power Beams; BMB 5' 3pt Rotary ITEMS FOR WALT KIRK OF House, New; 12' X 12' Dining Hitch, Machine # 405; 2 Grain 1/2” x 20 Oil Well Casing; (2) 4 Stroke, 5 Sp, High Mileage, Mower; Dearborn Tumble Bug; GOFF KANSAS. Canopy; 2 Ton Floor Jack ; Sev- Drills; Crust Buster 16’ Fold Up 1/2” x 30 Oil Well Casing; (25) Good Condition; 2 Ton Flatbed Dearborn 3 Pt 2 Bottom Plow; IH (785) 939-2831 ALL ITEMS eral Pieces 4'x4' Plywood; (24) Spring Tooth; Small Pull Type 2” Tubing 25’ – 30’; (10) 1” With Approx 800 Gal Water Field Cultivator; Rhino Tw84 3 Pt SELL TO HIGHEST BIDDER Pieces 4x8 Particle Board; Bat- Sprayer; 2 Hayrack Running Tubing; Pile Misc Sucker Rod. Tank; Headache Rack And 5th Rotary Mower; 6"X24' Grain 2000 Titan 24' Stock Trailer, 2 tery Charger, 80 To 300 Amp; 3 Wheel Hitch For Semi; 1990 Auger; 2 Bottom Plow; BJM 400 Center Gates, Wood Floor; 1996 Large Pipe Wrenches; Several TILLIE SCHRAG TRUST & TOM SCHRAG Dodge 250 PU, 4 Sp, 2 Wd, Bu. Grain Cart; Rhino SE6 3pt 6' F250 4x4 At, 460 Gas, Bumper Log Chains; Large Vises; Rob- 94,000 Miles; 1987 F250 2wd Rotary Mower; Rhino HPHD Bale Spear, 108,000 Miles; 1995 bins & Meyers 5 Hp Electric 6.9 Diesel 4sp; 1979 GMC 7000, Posthole Digger, 12" & 14" Travelute 30' Gn Flatbed Trailer Motor. We Will Begin The Sale With Tools And Miscellaneous At 9 A.M. Sharp, Running Two Rings For Most Of The Morning. Updated List And Pictures Added Daily To Our Website www.holtonlivestock.com All Items Listed Could Be Subject To Change. Lunch Served By Charlotte. Restrooms Provided By Honey Do's, Holton, Ks www.auctionspecialists.com Clerks And Cashiers: J.J. Cashier, Kristi Dohl, Cindy Grollmes, Cara Robinson Vern Koch, 316-283-6700 Mike Flavin, 316-283-8164 Dan Harris, Auctioneer 785-364-7137 • Larry Harris, Auctioneer 785-249-4236 • Randy Pryor, Auctioneer 712-644-7610 Page 26 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Vaccinate calves against respiratory diseases Cattle producers preparing to work For years, the recommendation for was improved serum antibody titers spring-born calves should be taking the timing of modified-live vaccines compared with un-vaccinated control steps now to protect their animals from called for the vaccine to be adminis- calves.” the respiratory diseases, infectious tered after maternal passive immunity Kirkpatrick said it came as no sur- bovine rhinotracheitis and bovine viral antibodies had decreased to negligible prise that the vaccinated calves had diarrhea virus. levels in the blood of the calf. lower treatment costs and less mortali- By vaccinating calves now, the first “It was thought that maternal anti- ty in the feedlot than the non-vaccinat- vaccination against IBR and BVDV bodies received in the colostrum would ed control calves. takes place at a time when there is com- interfere with the effectiveness of the Before the study was initiated, all paratively less stress on a calf. modified-live virus vaccine,” Selk said. cows and replacement heifers were “This gives the animal an excellent “Therefore most viral vaccines were vaccinated after calving and 30 days opportunity to begin the development not administered until the calves were 4 before breeding with a modified live of cell-mediated immunity,” said Glenn months to 5 months of age or older.” vaccination for IBR and BVDV types I Selk, Oklahoma State University Coop- However, the OSU-Noble Founda- and II, as well as bovine respiratory erative Extension cattle reproduction tion research demonstrated otherwise. parainfluenza-3 and bovine respiratory specialist. “The calf then is re-vaccinat- The scientists vaccinated calves at 67 syncytial virus, commonly referred to ed at weaning time.” days of age and re-vaccinated them at as PI-3 and BRSV. Selk cites the July 2008 issue of the weaning – 190 days – and then com- “The research suggests that the first Journal of American Veterinary Med- pared those animals with others vacci- vaccination with a modified-live virus ical Association, which details a study nated at 167 days of age and given a vaccine can be administered at normal comparing a “calf-working” vaccina- second vaccine at 190 days, at the time ‘calf-working’ time, provided a booster tion program with the traditional “pre- of weaning. is given at weaning,” Kirkpatrick weaning” vaccination schedule. “There was no difference in the per- said. OSU veterinary medicine scientists, centage of calves protected by the vac- Following all vaccine label direc- in cooperation with scientists at the cine due to the timing of the first vacci- tions, cows that nurse these newly vac- Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation in nation,” said Dr. John Kirkpatrick, cinated calves should have already Miton Messner and Josh Welch of Messner Herefords, Ardmore, studied the timing of modi- OSU emeritus professor and veterinari- been protected with a modified-live Laverne, Okla. view yearling bulls in order to select new fied-live virus vaccinations in beef an who worked on the study. “The re- vaccine against the same respiratory herdsires for their purebred herd. The pair were in at- calves. sult with both vaccination schedules diseases. tendance at the Jamison production sale held recently at Quinter. (photo by Dennis Katzenmeier)

“We run a commercial cow herd in Mosquero, New Mexico, blacks and reds with a little ear,” says Pat Fitzgerald, as her husband Mike reviews the Jamison sale catalog. “We like to turn out Hereford bulls with our black cows.” (photo by Dennis Katzenmeier) REAL ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 3 — 1:00 PM Two Parcels Open House Sun. March 28th 1 - 3 P.M. 228 E 3rd St. & 332 E 1st St., WASHINGTON, KS Auction Site: These properties sell from the Ws county Fair grounds at 1:00P.M. Personal property sale starts at 10:00 A.M. 228 E 3rd St. Washington, Ks This single story home has 2 bed- rooms and a single bath. It has a single car attached garage, nice sized back yard, and is surrounded by mature trees and shrubs. It is close to down town and the hospital. A good clean solid home. 2009 Taxes are $390.04 LEGAL: E 7.5’ Lt 26 All of Lt 27 & W 12.7’ Lt 28 Blk 14, Sec 01 Twp 03S Rng 03E Original town of Washington 332 E 1st Washington, Ks. This parcel is approximately 3 lots, measuring 165’ x 178 ft. There is an older mobile home on the property and several other improvements. There is a garage 26x25, tool sheds 8x6 & 13x8 and a farm utility building measur- ing approx 18 x 13. This property has a large garden spot, fruit trees, and is a corner lot. A great place to build a house or keep for a garden spot. 2009 taxes are $152.55 LEGAL: Lots 18 – 20 Blk 1 Sec 01 Twp 03S Rng 03E, Original town of Washington Terms & Possession: 20% down day of the sale, balance due on or before May 7th 2010. 2009 Taxes will be the seller’s responsibility. 2010 taxes will be prorated to the day of clos- ing. Title insurance will be used with costs split equally between buyer and seller. Possession on closing. These properties are to be sold as-is. All inspections should be made prior to the day of the sale including lead based paint and radon. This is a cash sale and will not be subject to financing, have your financing arraignments made prior to sale day. Midwest Land and Home is representing the seller and does not represent the buyer. All information has come from reliable sources; potential bidders are encouraged to verify all information independently. All announcements made the day of the sale will take precedence over any other information. SELLER: DONALD L FENCL ESTATE For more information or to view the buildings contact:

Mark Uhlik, Broker / Auctioneer • 785-325-2740 Or log on to www.KsLandCo.com Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 27 Technology helps group calves, but process will still be spread out Most cattle producers in which a large group of conceived on the same day, 73 percent of the calves perior, more predictable working facilities are re- know that the textbook heifers is synchronized and they were born across a were born prior to that genetic value compared to quired for artificially in- gestation length of beef inseminated on a single span of 28 days, from Dec. date. The AI bull these herd bulls and sire better- seminating cattle. Finally, cattle is 283 days. Most day. Some producers hesi- 29 to Jan. 26. This equates heifers were bred to was performing calves. Individ- if the cows aren’t syn- also realize that biology is tate to implement such a to an observed gestation selected because of his ual bulls can be selected chronized, the producer variable, and predicting the system because they envi- length from 270 to 298 proven calving ease, which for specific matings to im- must spend considerable exact day of natural birth in sion the resulting calf crop days, with a weighted aver- could be a result of short prove desired traits in part time each day detecting most mammalian species is being born on a single day age gestation length of 279 gestation length. This data of the cow herd, or a single cows that are coming into very difficult to do. How- and creating a problem if days. The majority (85 per- illustrates the need for pro- bull can be chosen to sire heat and are ready to be ever, some producers seem the heifers require calving cent) of the AI-sired calves ducers to plan for variabili- the entire calf crop. This bred. to forget these biological assistance. Fortunately, bi- were born within 10 days ty in gestation length when would tend to increase uni- AI might not be the laws when using new tech- ological variability takes of one another, from Jan. 3 implementing an AI pro- formity, thereby increasing right choice for every pro- nology in their breeding care of this potential prob- to Jan. 13. The most active gram. Producers should overall value of the calf ducer, but more producers programs. Many producers lem. calving day was Jan. 7 (day have all of their pre-calv- crop. Artificial insemina- should consider the bene- associate artificial insemi- Figure 1 illustrates the 279) on which 14 percent ing preparations completed tion can also be beneficial fits of an AI program for nation (AI) with the cow calving distribution from a of the AI-sired calves were and be ready for calves 14 to smaller-scale producers their replacement heifers. herd behaving in very regi- cooperator’s herd in which born. days prior to the “expect- where the upkeep and A timed AI program has mented and predictable all heifers received AI on If this producer had as- ed” calving date. management costs of a much lower labor require- ways. April 3. The red bars repre- sumed the gestation length Artificial insemination herd bull are not economi- ments than traditional AI, We often recommend sent the number of AI-sired of each heifer would be in a commercial beef pro- cally feasible. Some disad- and it doesn’t result in all that Noble Foundation calves that were born on 283 days, he would have duction system has advan- vantages of AI may include the calves being born on consultation clients imple- each day. Even though the expected these heifers to tages and disadvantages. the cost of semen or labor. the same day. ment a timed AI program, AI-sired calves were all calve on Jan. 11. However, Implementation of AI A considerable amount of Source: Ryan Reuter helps a producer better handling of the cattle is and Jessica Robinette, manage the calving season. necessary and adequate Noble Foundation AI bulls typically have su- KROGMANN BALE BEDS

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HERINGTON FARM AND 3 hfrs @475# $110.00 3 strs @480# $117.00 3 hfrs @540# $113.00 COWS Alta Vista, yel [email protected] 5 strs @520# $126.00 10 hfrs @521# $110.00 Hope, rwf [email protected] Hillsboro, hol [email protected] RANCH DAY • MARCH 31 3 strs @510# $124.00 Wilsey, blk [email protected] Hope, red [email protected] Local Ag businesses will be on hand with spe- 2 hfrs @512# $110.00 10 strs @537# $121.00 5 hfrs @596# $108.50 Hope, blk [email protected] Walton, hol [email protected] 4 strs @610# $116.75 Hope, rwf [email protected] cials, demonstrations, door prizes, raffles and 3 hfrs @557# $108.00 Wilsey, blk [email protected] 3 strs @622# $115.00 Hope, blk [email protected] Marion, bwf [email protected] more. 4 hfrs @575# $105.00 5 strs @643# $113.00 Marion, blk [email protected] Alta Vista, blk [email protected] 3 hfrs @620# $108.50 Consignment sale at the sale barn - 2 strs @680# $106.00 Marion, blk [email protected] Marion, blk [email protected] 4 hfrs @610# $107.50 Herington, blk [email protected] 7 strs @674# $104.00 Marion, blk [email protected] No commission • 10:00 AM 9 hfrs @605# $105.00 New Cambria, red [email protected] Enterprise, rwf [email protected] Livestock trailer; head gate WW chute; grain feeder bin; 3 hfrs @645# $101.00 5 strs @770# $97.00 Hope, blk [email protected] Walton, hol [email protected] 8 strs @780# $96.50 New Cambria, red [email protected] White City, yel [email protected] 1992 Chev. van in good condition. 2 hfrs @695# $96.00 3 strs @757# $95.50 Hope, blk [email protected] Tampa, hol [email protected] Lunch provided by the 12 participating businesses. 11 hfrs @740# $96.00 4 strs @840# $97.00 Hope, blk [email protected] Special Grass Cattle Sale. 147 black steers, 110 Red 6 hfrs @703# $95.75 Enterprise, wf [email protected] Butcher bulls weighing 1,900- 3 strs @845# $96.50 Angus steers & heifers, 30 black steers & heifers, 60 4 hfrs @770# $94.50 Marion, bmf [email protected] 2,100 were selling $65.75- 8 hfrs @820# $93.00 58 strs @883# $95.75 black steers, 82 mixed steers; 80 mixed steers & Marion, blk [email protected] $70.00 per cwt. 4 strs @390# $127.00 14 strs @997# $93.00 heifers, 500-700 lbs.; 34 Red Angus steers & heifers, EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR 550-700 lbs.; 1 - 2 1/2 year-old whiteface bull, guaran- COWS: $48.00-$59.75 SHELLS: $39.00 & DOWN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 teed. $40.00-$47.75 BULLS: $67.00-$73.50 35 running age cows some w/calvesa at side Call in YOUR Consignment 24 blk, red steers & heifers, 600-650 lbs. 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Hog top on MAY 15-16, 2010 Monday was $48.00 CATALOG CLOSES MARCH 15TH OR FIRST 500 HORSES STEERS 13 mix, Ellsinore, MO 721 @ 105.75 RANCH HORSE COMPETITION FRIDAY, MAY 14, 2010 300-400 lbs...... $125.00-$131.00 6 blk, Moundridge 743 @ 104.00 Don’t forget to send in your consignments. Sunday spots available only. 400-500 lbs...... $119.00-$131.00 32 blk, Ellsinore, MO 798 @ 98.00 For more information call the barn. 500-600 lbs...... $123.00-$133.00 4 blk, McPherson 810 @ 98.00 75 mix, Randolph 675 @ 96.75 600-700 lbs...... $112.00-$122.25 52 mix, Gypsum 837 @ 97.35 1 blk, Bennington 1420 @ 53.50 18 blk, McPherson 701 @ 95.50 700-800 lbs...... $99.00-$109.00 64 blk, Enterprise 836 @ 97.00 8 mix, Hutchinson 1453 @ 53.50 6 mix, Lindsborg 758 @ 95.00 800-900 lbs...... $89.00-$98.00 6 blk, Inman 832 @ 96.75 3 mix, Hutchinson 1328 @ 53.50 37 mix, Whitewater 727 @ 94.60 900-1,000 lbs...... $86.00-$93.60 8 mix, Hope 816 @ 96.75 4 blk, Andover 715 @ 94.50 32 mix, Salina 850 @ 96.50 CALVES 53 mix, Enterprise 754 @ 93.75 HEIFERS 34 char, Assaria 864 @ 96.00 1 bwf, Falun 150 @ 250.00 6 mix, Gypsum 745 @ 93.50 300-400 lbs...... $105.00-$117.00 15 mix, Gypsum 870 @ 95.85 1 bwf, Marion 115 @ 230.00 62 mix, Whitewater 782 @ 92.75 400-500 lbs...... $98.00-$117.00 66 char, Minneapolis 869 @ 95.50 1 rwf, Longford 150 @ 230.00 8 blk, McPherson 807 @ 91.50 500-600 lbs...... $98.00-$115.00 59 mix, Assaria 877 @ 94.85 1 bwf, Falun 165 @ 230.00 4 blk, Inman 828 @ 91.50 600-700 lbs...... $90.00-$104.00 11 mix, Salina 908 @ 93.60 1 blk, Longford 90 @ 210.00 15 mix, Longford 1026 @ 89.85 700-800 lbs...... $86.00-$95.50 15 mix, Gypsum 963 @ 93.35 1 red, Marquette 95 @ 200.00 11 mix, Longford 913 @ 89.00 800-900 lbs...... $85.00-$91.50 2 blk, Ellsworth 943 @ 93.00 1 bwf, Newton 130 @ 200.00 62 mix, Abilene 937 @ 93.00 BULLS STEERS 37 mix, Gypsum 988 @ 92.50 HOGS 9 blk, Halstead 522 @ 133.00 1 blk, Miltonvale 1710 @ 76.50 7 mix, Salina 264 @ 48.00 1 red, Abilene 2130 @ 75.00 3 blk, Lehigh 527 @ 132.00 HEIFERS 16 mix, Lebanon 274 @ 47.25 1 red, Hillsboro 2010 @ 75.00 4 blk, Lyons 535 @ 132.00 1 blk, Cheney 310 @ 117.00 18 mix, Lebanon 276 @ 47.25 1 blk, Minneapolis 2020 @ 74.00 7 blk, Inman 529 @ 131.00 22 mix, Cheney 485 @ 117.00 6 mix, Hope 243 @ 47.25 1 red, Tescott 1830 @ 74.00 6 blk, Assaria 313 @ 131.00 6 blk, Ellsworth 470 @ 116.75 2 wht, Penokee 240 @ 47.00 1 blk, Emporia 1880 @ 74.00 7 blk, Ellsworth 490 @ 131.00 4 blk, Lindsborg 485 @ 116.00 9 mix, Newton 268 @ 47.00 1 blk, Gypsum 1705 @ 73.00 4 mix, Hutchinson 546 @ 130.50 5 blk, Salina 523 @ 115.00 24 mix, Tescott 263 @ 47.00 1 blk, Galva 2190 @ 72.50 6 mix, Cheney 529 @ 130.00 3 blk, Ellsworth 385 @ 115.00 5 bkmx, Tescott 268 @ 47.00 1 blk, Hillsboro 1985 @ 72.50 1 blk, Salina 450 @ 129.00 13 mix, Cheney 421 @ 114.50 8 mix, Wilson 511 @ 129.00 7 blk, Assaria 325 @ 114.00 SOWS COWS 4 blk, Halstead 573 @ 128.00 8 mix, Cheney 504 @ 114.00 1 wht, Penokee 550 @ 52.50 1 blk, Canton 1325 @ 54.50 8 blk, Inman 584 @ 126.75 11 mix, Falun 515 @ 113.50 1 wht, Mankato 620 @ 52.50 1 blk, Hillsboro 1555 @ 54.50 4 mix, Longford 570 @ 126.50 3 blk, Great Bend 358 @ 113.00 4 mix, Hillsboro 541 @ 52.00 1 bwf, Tescott 1595 @ 54.00 2 red, Great Bend 443 @ 126.00 3 blk, Inman 510 @ 113.00 2 wht, Solomon 483 @ 48.00 1 rwf, Hutchinson 1600 @ 53.50 7 blk, Lindsborg 601 @ 122.25 2 blk, Westfall 370 @ 112.00 2 wht, Newton 483 @ 46.00 1 char, Abilene 1500 @ 53.50 3 blk, Lehigh 460 @ 121.00 2 blk, Lehigh 440 @ 112.00 3 mix, Hillsboro 397 @ 40.50 4 blk, Lyons 624 @ 121.00 3 blk, Solomon 563 @ 109.50 17 mix, Wilson 588 @ 120.00 45 blk, Cheney 575 @ 109.50 4 mix, Andover 606 @ 120.00 6 blk, Salina 536 @ 109.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH 3 mix, Hutchinson 617 @ 119.50 2 red, Longford 540 @ 109.00 25 strs & hfrs, 500-750 lbs.; 20 strs & hfrs, 800-950 lbs.; 80 blk 25 mix, Cheney 605 @ 119.00 2 bwf, Hesston 413 @ 108.00 strs, 650-800 lbs.; 70 mostly blk strs & hfrs, 400-600 lbs.; 15 blk 11 blk, Falun 636 @ 118.00 7 blk, Lindsborg 580 @ 108.00 hfrs, 800 lbs.; 90 strs & hfrs, 550-750 lbs.; 45 strs, 650-700 lbs.; 13 mix, Cheney 680 @ 111.50 19 mix, Falun 594 @ 107.00 15 mix, Gypsum 682 @ 110.50 3 mix, Andover 603 @ 104.00 5 hfrs, 650-700 lbs.; 25 blk strs & hfrs, 400-600 lbs.; 405 strs & 3 blk, Windom 710 @ 109.00 20 mix, Cheney 633 @ 102.50 hfrs, 550-700 lbs.; 77 mostly blk strs, 800-950 lbs.; 20 blk strs, 4 blk, Hope 715 @ 108.00 10 mix, Lindsborg 662 @ 102.00 650-750 lbs. 5 blk, Solomon 712 @ 107.50 13 blk, Solomon 621 @ 101.50 5 blk, Longford 719 @ 106.00 13 mix, Lindsborg 681 @ 98.25 PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME.

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45 POLLED Homozygous 175 FANCY Montana black An- ANGUS FALL BULLS Black Simmental bulls. www. Registered Polled FOR SALE gus replacement heifers. 785- 60 head to Select From houckrockcreekranch.com. 620- 392-2310. 785-488-8085. Hereford Bulls POLLED Plus 8 coming 2-year old Bulls 344-0233, Jeff. 2 year olds & yearlings, HEREFORD This is a stout set of artifi- good. Fall yearling - 2 yr. old bulls Naturally Sired cially sired bulls. Disposition, balanced Red eyes, thick, Registered Semen checked, ready to go EPD’s, fertility tested, ultra long-bodied, EPD’s. Black Angus sound data available, fully Feeding program available Nelson Angus guaranteed. Open & Bred Heifers. BULLS Raymond & Alan Nelson Benoit Angus M Calf-hood vac, all shots Riley, KS 21st Annual S&S FARMS 785-485-2378 & 785-485-2896 Production Sale 79 ANGUS BULLS Jeff Smith Don Riffel Family Alan’s Cell: 785-770-7054 For Sale by Private Treaty 620-585-Cows (2697) 785-280-3461 • 785-479-5963 Mike’s Cell: 785-565-8477 Thursday, 620-480-4694 Cell Quality Since 1918 Featured Sires: Emblazon, March 18, 2010 RED ANGUS bulls sired by Magnitude, Shear Force, New Cherokee Canyon and Norse- 1:00 p.m. Level, Rito Prime & Advan- BLUESTEM Hereford Bulls man King. 18 mo. and 2 yr old. J At the ranch, 10 3/4 miles tage. Yearlings and Angus Bar Angus, Jeff Johnson. Eu- West of MANKATO, KS Performance Tested; Fertility Two-Year-Old Jim Gammell dora, KS. 785-883-4880. on US Hwy 36 Tested; Fully Guaranteed; Complete Performance Data Lindsborg, KS 68 FANCY certified red angus Selling Fall Free Delivery in KS & NE. Seman Checked Cell: 785-227-5544 Free Board ‘til May 15th Home: 785-227-2330 heifers, average, 775- 825 lbs. & Spring Bulls Females Wellington, KS. 620-326-0466. $1,500-$6,000 For sale catalog: Volume Discounts Call us for your needs GRAHAM SCHOOL (888) 870-2855 www.WolfCreekAngus.com Graham School for livestock men and women. We special- TOLL FREE LURAY, KANSAS ize in teaching pregnancy Entire offering available 785-698-2225 Performance Tested check, artificial insemination, online after Feb. 15 at Purebred Black Angus E herd health, calf delivery and www.benoitangus.com BUSS ANGUS Yearling and 2 year old Bulls many other subjects. SUNNYSIDE HEREFORDS ******************************* and Yearling Heifers Visitors Always Welcome ANGUS BULLS Gustafson DATES FOR 2010 FOR SALE 14 to 20 Months Old Private Treaty Herefords MARCH 15-19 10 Bred Young Featured Sires: APRIL 12-16 Cows & Heifers Data Available 7 mi. South of I-70 Exit 303 Don Johnson New Day MAY 10-14 Discounts Available Heath and Bob Allen Clark’s Creek Road In Focus Bulls For Sale or Lease Angus Haddam, Kansas GUS GUSTAFSON & FAMILY Final Answer Margaret Sheriff Bull & Female Sale Right Time 785-556-8982 Junction City, KS Alta Vista, KS Monday, Mar. 22, 2010 Several sets of full brothers 785-238-7306 785-556-8980 785-499-5353 6:30 PM GARY BUSS [email protected] Leonardville, Kansas HEREFORD BULLS ready for Obermeyer Selling 45 Bulls 785-293-4444 • 785-410-3006 service, good EPD’s, reason- For more information, able priced, will deliver. Davis Charolais call or write: Hinkson & 15 Heifers 72 YOUNG black cows 8-9 Herefords. Maple Hill, KS. 785- 14 mo.-2 year olds available Dept. GG, Graham School Sale held at 641 West Hwy. 31 months bred; 20 SS black cows 256-4643. Private Treaty Angus Farmers & Ranchers 8-9 months bred. 785-437- Garnett, KS 66032 RED ANGUS bulls calving Low BW, Balanced EPD Bulls Ranch Salina, KS 2121. 785-844-1595. that are not feedlot fat to im- ease pasture raised, registered, 785-448-3119 Optimum Performance For more information call: prove longevity. www.grahamschool.com PI tested. Parsons Red Angus. Bull Sale Don • 785-536-4507 REGISTERED Leavenworth, KS. 913-727- Bulls Sired by: M6 Gain and TUES., MARCH 16 • 1 P.M. Dan or Linda Egger ANGUS BULLS 3071. Grade, TR Smoke on the Wa- 35 REPLACEMENT Angus & ter. 10 mi. SE of 402-562-5951 Calving Ease • 1 & 2 year olds Charlois heifers. Keith Stinson, HEREFORD BULLS Dams backed by Fink, Runft Angus Ranch. 785-806-1707. Cottonwood Falls, KS SIMMENTAL BULL - 3 year old BRIAN KOSTER and LT Ranch Breeding 785-528-4993. 100 Bulls Sell Polled and Dehorned registered purebred Dream On 50 Years of Proven - • Calving Ease & Performance Drew, Caleb and CATTLEMEN’S LIVESTOCK son. Homozygous black and ho- BK Angus Predictable Genetics Fancy Baldy Heifer Calves Kurt Obermeyer Service- “all work done by mozygous polled. Excellent con- TESCOTT, KS cattlemen for cattlemen.” Fence Frank Hinkson formation, muscling, feet and leg 785-488-6219 FLORY POLLED Marysville, KS building and repair and livestock 620-273-6747 structure, and disposition. HEREFORDS Drew’s Cell: 785-799-6273 care,barn-building, corral build- Trey Hinkson $3,000. Michael Dikeman, Man- 785-392-0345 [email protected] ing. References provided. 785- 620-273-8421 hattan, KS 66502. 785-776- [email protected] 785-865-3444 Kurt: 785-744-3464 214-9532. www.hinksonangus.com 7315. Page 30 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE GRASS & GRAIN DIRECTORY MYRON RUNFT Kansas Limousin CHAROLAIS Breeders CARYʼS Custom Manure ANNUAL Association TREE SHEARING Hauling & Spreading BULL SALE 18th Annual Sale Custom Pasture Shearing Big to Small Jobs! Sunday, April 11 Skid Loader Work Chore-Boyz Services MARCH 22, 2010 High Quality Angus, Belleville 81 Livestock 1:00 PM Leave785-632-3612 Message Red Angus and Charolais Auction, BELLEVILLE, KS Bulls in Quantity! Farmers & Ranchers Livestock 913-636-1099 Lunch: 11:30 am “The Best of Both • For years we’ve had requests Commission Co., Sale: 12:30 pm Worlds” Sale D. ROCHE for aged bulls in the fall – Salina, KS Blue Valley Drilling, Inc. Mon., March 22, 2010 Water Well Drilling & Service FENCING SELLING they’re here and you won’t be SELLING 54 LOTS OF 12:00 Noon Family Business Over 70 Years! disappointed. LIMOUSIN CATTLE INC. 55 YEARLING At the Ranch 1/2 mile South of 31 SELECTED BULLS CONTACT ERIC STRADER CHAROLAIS BULLS • Also, an extremely nice set of QUALITY BUILT FENCES Fall Yearling Bulls that have Dwight, KS *All Bulls Selected For Fertility, DON ROCHE MYRON RUNFT been developed on grass. All Selling Performance, And Conforma- 785-363-7353 three breeds available. 60 - Fall Yr. Black Angus Bulls tion . 785-292-4271 CHAROLAIS • All scanned by ultrasound, 50 - Fall Y. Horned Hereford BRED COWS AND HEIFERS HALDEMAN FRANKFORT, KS Home - 785-527-5047 fertility tested and guaranteed. Bulls AND COW CALF PAIRS Cell - 785-527-1269 75 - F1 Black Baldies w/calves • EPD Balance and High Qual- OPEN REPLACEMENT AND WELL DRILLING & [email protected] 20 - Hereford Heifers w/calves ity SHOW HEIFERS PUMP SERVICE www.runftranch.com 20 - Angus Heifers w/calves • Your Private Treaty Head- 85 - Fall Bred Heifers (AN, HH, Managed By The Kansas Pasture Clearing quarters. No Pressure, No BWF) Limousin Breeders Assoc 50th Golden Sale Day Phone & Skid Steer Work Politics. All cattle are sold by 8 - Started Young FQHA Anniversary Sale private treaty. Come visit us Horses 785-825-0211 Call Bob: 785-731-6439 and together, we’ll invest the Thursday, April 15th, 2010 22 - FQHA Yearling Colts For Information and time necessary to identify the 12.00 p.m. **Live Real Time Auction** catalogs, contact: right bull(s) that best fit your at the farm, located near Tami McIntosh Jerry Meek program and help you gain a WELL DRILLING HOOVER Burchard, NE 308-870-3661 913-898-2700 Evenings COMPLETE PUMP SERVICE competitive edge. EMAIL: 913-594-1453 Cell SOLAR PUMPS TARP SALES • Short on Time – We have ex- [email protected] E-Mail tensive experience with sight www.oleenbrothers.com [email protected] MANHATTAN, KS unseen purchases. Satisfac- View Catalog Online At Jan: Day or Night tion guaranteed. 785-482-3383 Www.Kansaslimousin.Org 785-539-9295 Your Partner in Arden: 785-482-3398 Abilene, KS Box 8, Dwight, KS 66849 YOUR AD Toll Free 1-800-536-2348 Progress. NJW FHF 9710 Tank 45P We look forward to the op- COULD BE HERE! “DON’T GO TARPLESS” www.hoovertarpsales.com Selling 40 Bulls, including portunity to EARN your our Denver pen of 3 business. GRASS & GRAIN GENUINE SHUR-LOK 2 year olds, NOTHING LESS! fall bulls, spring bulls HARMS 785-539-7558 FAX 785-598-2282 60 females, including our PLAINVIEW AUCTIONEERS Denver pen of 3 RANCH Excellent feature cows with calves Mark & Kim Harms Sunflower Genetics selection of VATHAUER AUCTION SERVICE first calf heifers with calves 2528 250th Street 14th Annual Bull Sale Polled Hereford Household-Antiques-Farm-Real Estate show heifer prospects Lincolnville, KS 66858 *Note new date “Competitive Rates*Superior Service” Right to flush Donor Cows Email: [email protected] Friday March 19th And Black Baldy www.HARMSRANCH.com Jim Vathauer Stuart Hedrick 1:00 at the ranch FI Yearlings CLAY CENTER, KS CLAY CENTER, KS 620-924-5544 Selling 65 Sires Include: 785-630-0849 785-632-1903 785-777-2037 Simmental, Feltons Legend BLACK ANGUS first calf heif- Sim-Angus and Angus Bulls Raftsman In Focus ers bred to calving ease Angus Russ New Design 1407 ARMSBID.COM bulls. 785-292-4537. Cell 785- 18 mth old Fall and Spring yearlings Ready to go to work for you Kull’s Old Town 402-865-5805 556-2648. -Fertility Tested and Delivered- Station invites con- [email protected] Steve and Mary Gleason signments for our Valek Farms www. 34 Head family Spring, Summer & Mick: 785-732-6637 tegtmeierpolledherefords.com 785-256-6461 Fall Auctions. If you Sim-Angus Bulls 785-640-8060 Cell: 785-527-1049 have 1 or 1,000, we’d like to talk to you. Yearling - 2-year-olds We will also buy collections or www.sunflowergenetics.com Farm: 785-732-6699 individual guns. ANGUS & Red, Black, Polled Bill: 785-527-1033 SIMMENTAL-ANGUS Calm disposition. Calving ease YEARLING AND two year old [email protected] or for growth. Semen checked, Charolais bulls, weights avail- ANGUS BULLS, calving ease, 785-862-8800 • 800-466-5516 BULLS vacc., poured. able. Clyde, KS 66938. 785- fast early gains, fertility, fleshing Topeka, Kansas Sired by In Focus, Retail Prod- 446-3510. ability, A.I. sired. Keep your bull uct, Final Answer, Net Worth, here free until May 15. J Bar An- A Beef Maker, Cheyenne. Bull & Female Sale gus. Jeff Johnson, Eudora, KS. 785-883-4880. • Priced for the Commercial Luin Berger SAT., MARCH 13 Cattleman Waterville, KS 2010 AI SIRED black club calf re- • Yearlings & 2 yr. olds with Cell: 785-268-0647 placement heifers. 316-733- STEVEAuctioneer MURRAY calving ease & growth Home: 785-363-2645 5543 or 316-655-9953. Broker/ • Excellent Selection with Vol- MURRAY ume Discounts EXCELLENT YOUNG Virgin AUCTION & REALTY • Performance Data Available Angus bulls, $1000- $1150, de- Real Estate - Farm - Household • Good Maternal Traits livered free. Trexler’s. Hill City, KS. 785-421-5706. 785-421- e Huninghake Angus 785-556-4354 5561. [email protected] FRANKFORT, KS GANNON REAL ESTATE Leo Huninghake FOR SALE: Angus bulls year- MILL BRAE & AUCTIONS 785-292-4537 lings and two year olds. 785- RANCH Cell: 785-556-2648 VERN GANNON, CAI 446-2835. Mark Nikkel, Managing Partner Broker/Auctioneer NORTHEAST Maple Hill, Kansas Manhattan, Kansas 66502 HEREFORD BULLS KANSAS HEREFORD 785-256-4327 BJ Angus ASSOCIATION, INC. millbraeranch.com 785-539-2316 63rd Annual Genetics 785-537-9003 Bull & Female Sale The www.gannonauctions.comExperienced Sound In Selling SELECTED SALE E Saturday, March 20 JENSEN BROS. Friday, March 19 12:30 P.M. HEREFORDS Selling 45 Bulls Good bulls with balanced Manhattan Livestock EPD’s, practical development, Commission 55 Elite Females good disposition & eye appeal. Manhattan, Kansas See photos, video and sale •10 OUTSTANDING catalog at www.bjangus.com HERD BULLS To locate a member auctioneer Oleen Cattle Co. Sale is at the ranch Falun, KS • 40 FEMALES 4291 McDowell Creek Road or an auction near you, • 4 FANCY SHOW HEIFERS www.kansasauctioneers.com GLENN CHUCK Manhattan, KS • 10 OPEN HEIFERS John or Bonnie Slocombe or contact us toll-free at 785-668-2368 785-668-2454 • 10 BRED HEIFERS BEEF up your herd and 1-866-917-7780 • 10 COW/CALF PAIRS 785-539-4726 weight gain by using a 30 ANGUS, 6 BWF & 6 Charlois • 6 1ST CALF HEIFER PAIRS [email protected] heifers. AI to Mitty In Focus & HEREFORD BULL! Auctioneer: John Cline CATTLE CATTLE 1I2 son as follow- up bull. Keith 12- 18 month old YEARLING REGISTERED An- Stinson, Angus Ranch. 785-528- For Catalog, Write or Call: Polled Hereford & gus bulls, calving ease, perform- 4993. 785-806-1707. Jeff Reichart, Secretary Hereford Bulls ance, carcass. Woodbury Farms 18384 Coal Creek Road POLLED Calving ease bulls and Quenemo. 785-453-2492, Valley Falls, KS 66088 volume discounts. home. 785-241-0515, cell. HEREFORD Phone: 785-945-6816 Fully guaranteed, BULLS or 785-633-3342 36 ANGUS 3-6 year old cows Fertility tested, bred Angus & Charlois bulls. Bred for Complete A Ultra sound data, Epd's, Keith Stinson, Angus Ranch. Performance REGISTERED performance records 785-528-4993. 785-806-1707. • Growth Performance Tested Angus Bulls SIMMENTAL BULLS Free Delivery • Muscle Registered Angus Bulls RED POLLED Shorthorn bulls, Yearling thru 2-Year-Olds 16 months - 2 years old Kevin Jensen • Maternal 12-18 months, moderate to 15 to 22 months old LBW Performance Tested Courtland, Kansas • Disposition High Growth Rate LBW, EPD’s and performance Semen Checked 785-374-4372 Many considered for data available. Loving Polled Fertility Tested and Good Maternal Traits 785-243-6397 cell calving ease Sires: Dream On, Shorthorns. 620-982-4430 or Guaranteed Calm disposition www.jensenbros.net Several full and half brothers Ranch Hand, Shamrock 620-783-2018. DETTKE FARMS available Performance Data Available [email protected] SHILOH SIMMENTALS CHAROLAIS PUREBRED/ Full- Call: All fertility tested and AI Sired Salina, KS 15-2 yr old Red Angus bulls. blood semen sale AICA regis- ANDY DETTKE guaranteed Fertility Tested 785-823-6781 No feed ration, no feed test, tered bulls. Call 785-317-2682. Marysville, KS Brooke & Jason Woodworth 785-268-0423 • 785-562-2000 Greg Vering Cell: 785-826-0341 range tested. Hard n’ ready. Hfr, POLLED SHORTHORN bulls, Joel Harrison Marysville, KS growth, carcass you have great for black cows. Perform- choices. $1500-$3500. Rick GRASS & GRAIN 785-479-2188 home 785-562-3988 FOR SALE: Black, BWF 1st ance documented. Best selec- 785-479-7496 Joel cell calf heifer pairs. Gentle, u-pick, Pflughoeft. Ellsworth, KS. 785- tion ever. Lauer Polled Short- 785-539-7558 www.hedgewoodprairie.com 785-562-7164 $1,350. 785-483-1455. 472-3734. 785-472-1033. horns. 785-479-2288. Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 31

CATTLE CATTLE SWINE HORSES SHEEP LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Ark Valley HORSE SALE Livestock Fence Installation Continuous fence, custom built Swine Association SATURDAY tubs and alleyways. Concrete R Show Pig Sale S services and placement of all MARCH 20 livestock handling equipment. Saturday, April 3 - 2 PM James Brothers -P- -P- Tack Sells at 12:30 PM Also install barbed wire. Agribusiness Bldg. Ark City Horses Sell at 1:30 PM PADGETT RANCH Annual Club We back all of our products & Ryan Hunt Fairbury Lamb Sale services with a 5 Year guaran- REGISTERED RED 620-660-2773 tee. Livestock Co. Saturday, April 3rd ANGUS BULLS Spring Calving Brian Balzer Viewing at 1:30 PM Todd For Information or to consign: Quality, Calving Ease Bulls Cowherd Dispersal 620-741-1363 Sale at 3 PM 785-747-6362 Contact: At the farm 4 miles North of AI sires: & Bull Sale VE Buffington 402-729-3341 - BARN Ribeye, Lancer F442 620-446-1641 Clay Center, KS on FARMHAND XG50 tub grinder, Conquest, Make Mimi Sat., March 27, 2010 LARRY JUNKER Highway 15 new floor belt, 24’ folding eleva- Private Treaty At the ranch • Topeka, KS 402-729-2393 - HOME tor, shedded. 785-231-4305. Call Pauline at 785-257-3516 Lunch: 12 Noon • Sale: 1 PM Selling 40 Lambs Boars 11 yr old black gelding 15.1, Majority bred by Power Ball, Email: [email protected] Selling approx. 220 lots, good all around horse, $1900. sire of many state fair and FERTILIZER 1841 Trail Rd. including: Duroc & Chester Duroc & Hamp Cross 785-325-2139. 785-325-2920. national champions Chapman, KS 67431 • 75 Bulls FOR SALE: DMI no-till NH3 Serviceable Age Suffolk, Hamp, Natural Color & • 115 Cow/calf pairs JOE WOLTER horsemanship/ applicator, Raven control, super On Farm Test Information Crossbreds (2-7 yr. old cows) ranch roping clinic, May 14 -16, cooler, and dual placement. Open Gilts Benton, KS. Call 316-778-1630. Nothing will be sold prior to Phone: 785-455-3697. • 34 Open yearling heifers DUROC & CHESTER 316-619-1613. sale but advance viewing is Visit YORK-CHESTER CROSS welcome. FEED & SEED www.missionvalleyranch.com MID-KANSAS JAMES BROTHERS to view current video of many SLEICHTER Mushrush - HORSE SALE Clay Center, KS GOOD PRAIRIE hay small of the cattle selling. DUROC FARM squares, $3/ bale; good prairie ABILENE, KS All Breeds. South Hutchinson H: 785-632-2700 Beckton Joint Sale Bill & Kathy Hogue hay large round bales, $60/ ton. 785-263-1898 785-263-1908 Sale Barn, Saturday, March C: 785-447-2767 THUR., MAR. 25 - 12:30 P.M. 11345 SW Hwy. K-4 785-223-1512. 13th. Tack starts at 10:00 a.m. Taylor: 785-447-0430 at the ranch near Elmdale, KS Topeka, KS SPF SWINE Riding Horses sell at 1:00 p.m. Ethan: 785-447-0789 150 Red Angus Bulls & 785-256-6555 sharp! Loose horses sell im- Guest Consignor: 35 Fall Bred Heifers hogue@missionvalley SEED STOCK mediately following. Accepting Dr. Kenn Lacy ranch.com all classes of horses. We have 785-427-7379 Delivery or Care till • Boars- Duroc, DurocxPie- train, York, Landrace, buyers from several states for May 1, 2010 on Bulls HampxLandrace all types. 1st 50 head of select MOLITOR ANGUS LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT FFI LLC Turf and Livestock Joe Mushrush 620-273-8581 • Whiteline gilts in volume. riding horses 100% sound. To www.MushrushRedAngus.com 31ST Annual protect our buyers we offer a QLF liquid feed service •PRRs negative, high health. Soundness Guarantee. Horses MIXER TRUCKS AVAILABLE • Equine/Cattle Minerals • Production Sale accepted through sale date. ’01 IHC 4800, 4x4, DT466, 5 Lawn Care Service • Pasture Circle S Gelbvieh Sat. Mar. 20, 2010-1pm. 8% commission/$20 PO fee. spd auto, A/C Care • Hydro Seeding • Going to Grass at the ranch 5N. & 2 1/2 W of For early numbers or informa- ’02 Sterling Acterra, 5 spd Grass Sprigging Zenda, KS or 9W, 9S & 2 1/2W tion contact: Randy Smith auto, new Cat 3126 engine 785-556-6354 Production Sale of Kingman, KS 620-663-7658, 620-200-7971 w/Roto Mix 620-16, exc. 1 cond. [email protected] SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2010 cell; or sale barn 1:00 PM 620-662-3371. Horse Sale 2nd ‘96 IHC 4800 4x4, DT466 5 FFIturfandlivestock.com 1/4 S. Canton, KS Roth Farms Saturday every other month. speed auto w/recond. Knight Green, KS. 3160-16 SMALL SQUARE bales brome, Calving Ease Plus excellent quality, fertilized, $110 Performance 785-944-3329 ’94 IHC 4800, 4x4, DT466, GOAT auto per ton or $4.50 per bale. • 50 Bulls - 2 yr.-yearling 785-632-1951 - Ron Roth Cell 785-283-4430. (Red & Black) ’64 GMC V-6 gas, 4+3, Harsh Selling 110 Bulls 785-632-7155 4-H/FFA MEAT 350 mixer box, slick • 10 Pens Replacement Herdsman, Matt Sullivan cell ’91 Chevy Kodiak Cat diesel, Cattle & Hog Feed Heifers Performance Calving Ease GOAT SHOW 5+2 manual, 10 ft. dump bed, WHEAT MIDDLINGS • Cows/Pairs High Carcass Traits 29,000 miles SWINE PROSPECT and Pelletized, crude protein not Gentle Disposition Traits ‘98 IHC 4800 4x4 DT466, 5 For more info & catalog less than 14.5%. Call for pric- EQUIPMENT BOER GOAT speed auto w/recond. Mohr- John Shearer Selling 40 Females ing. All REPLACEMENT Buildings — Ventilation lang 6030 mixer box, good 620-628-4621 BREEDING STOCK WESTERN STAR MILL FEMALES Flooring — Feeders for hay & distillers Cell: 620-654-6507 Division of ADM - Salina, KS Born in the spring ‘09 after Waterers — Heaters SALE ’97 IHC 4900, 6x6, DT 466 email auto, 45,000 miles 1-800-649-1541 (Kansas) [email protected] 2-21-09 Crates — Nursery Equip. March 20 These heifers will sell open ’93 IHC 4800, 4x4, DT466, 1:00 p.m. auto, 35K GVW WHEAT STRAW 2009 crop, and OCV K & N shedded, wire tied, $3.50/ bale, Polled Herefords MOLITOR ANGUS RANCH ’92 IHC 4800, 4x4, DT466, Swine Systems Mulberry Meadows auto, A/C 500 bales. Call Mike 620-583- Put the X factor back in your Richard or Mike Molitor RICK HENRY 1657 N Wyman Rd, ’90 IHC 4800, 4x4, DT466, 5 4523. Angus Cows. 620-243-6335 785-336-2130 Cell: 620-243-3081 Brookville, Kansas spd man, crew cab 2008/ 2009 round bales of prai- 26 Purebred heifers, pairs, SENECA, KANSAS [email protected] ’99 IHC 4900, DT466, A/C, rie hay, 4x6 approx. 1200 lbs. calves sired by Angus bulls. 785-225-6652 crew cab, service truck, slick 785-528-4653. 785-633-3150. 4 - 18 mo. old bulls with bal- [email protected] 16 COMMERCIAL Red Angus ’96 IHC 4700, DT466, auto, anced EPDs. Calving ease a 1000 SMALL square bales of Fall calving cows, 4 yrs old, A/C, cab/chassis, crew cab priority and good disposition a straw, wired tied, $2.50/ bale. moderate frame, bred Red An- CLCC Show Goats ’90 IHC 4900, DT466, 5+2 must. Weights and ultrasound 785-499-6613. gus, keep until April. 620-241- b man, A/C, crew cab, service data available. Show steers, Spring Sale truck 1914. ALFALFA 4X6 round bales heifers and bull calves also TOP QUALITY HAMP BOARS 2 - ’00 IHC 4700, DT466, auto, Sunday, March 28 134 to 135 RFV, $70/ ton; small available. BELTED GALLOWAY bull 4 yr, A/C, heavy specs Available Year Around square alfalfa, $4/ bale. North of farm raised, 1300 lb, tested. 2:00 PM Several Other Trucks, Topeka. 785-408-3131. Pratt, KS. 620- 672-3652. 620- GALEN & ROBERTA HARMS At The Farm Bucket Trucks, Dump Trucks 770-0168. Whitewater, KS 316-799-2382 & Mixers Available CRP MIXES 30+ Wethers We handle new Roto-Mix Quotes for Winter SWINE 6th Annual Mixers & Spreaders 25 Doelings and Spring planting We sell scales for feed boxes Free Shipping 10th Annual Calvin, Lori & and grain carts Feyh Farm Co., Alma, KS Valleybrook Farm Cassadie Copeland For More Info Look at 866-765-3415 Dave Stump Sale 620-369-2465 (H) website or call 785-765-4681 Fax Blue Rapids, KS Show Pig Sale K&S Truck (785) 363-7410 Sat., April 10 Saturday, March 27 620-369-0050 (C) SUDAN BIG round bales, 2:00 PM Sales, Inc. $40/ton. 785-761-3198. (785) 556-0124 [email protected] Haven, KS 2:00 PM Harvey County Fairgrounds OPEN POLLINATED silage/ Visit us at At the Farm Newton, Kansas Website: kstrucksalesinc.com SpringhillHerefords.com grain/ grazing seed corn out pro- Overbrook, KS 3 Guest Consignors SHEEP Kenny - 620-727-4900 duces hybrids. www. crop- A Gold TPR Breeder Selling 80 to 90 of our • 50+ Hamp, Duroc, Berkshire, Sean - 620-727-4982 susa.com. 620-489-6608. 620- Top Pigs. York & Crossbred pigs to sell NELSSEN - LANGEMEIER Evening - 620-465-2347 960-6054. (1) 450 lb Longhorn Steer calf, For more Info Call very good horns. 785-265-3837, Watch www.showpig.com Club Lamb Sale 180 1100 pound bales of online sale May 13 for late Brad & Becky evenings. Saturday, April 10 brome hay fertilized and baled Feb. early March pigs 316-772-8669 dry. 785-836-2224. 785-220- Jensen Pigs are available for or email 2:00 PM 1768. viewing before the sale. vannockershowpigs@ Abilene, Kansas SMALL SQUARE shedded Genetic Center 2nd sale of KSF/KJLS Pigs yahoo.com Central Kansas Free prairie hay bales for sale, $3 a May 15 Fairgrounds Luco Mfg. Co. YORKSHIRE AND Duroc bale, near Pilsen. 620-924- Just give us a call Selling 50 head of outstanding Spring discounts now in boars. Yorkshire gilts. Delivery effect for continuous fence. 5470. Mike & Debra Bond available. 785-545-6561. ewe and wether lambs. Home: 785-453-2261 Many Kansas County Fair Round or Square tubing ALL QUALITIES of prairie hay, Cell: 785-691-6539 Champions. panels available, 4, 5, 6 & 7 4x4x8, tarped or shedded, with We are a Sunglo Dealer HORSES Plus ... Grand Market Lambs rail fence, as well as custom trucking available. 785-826- Contact us for at Nebraska, Kentucky & sizes built to order. 0377. Sunglo Products. FOUNDATION TRAINING, colt North Dakota State Fairs Hydraulic Chutes • Working Custom Semen Collection BROME/ PRAIRIE hay also full starting, halter training, problem For more details: Circles • Cake Feeders Affiliated with size Ford Dura- liner. 785-366- horses. Will work with all types JIM NELSSEN • Continuous Fencing Hawkeye Breeders. Double R Genetics 6854. of horses. Over 20 yrs. experi- 785-776-1407 • Panels & Gates located 6 miles south of 1st Annual Showpig Sale ence. Call 785-341-3154. See us at www.lucoinc.com 600 BIG round prairie bales Courtland 4 years of Private Treaty and 300 big round brome, BUYER FOR all types of or call toll free or 13 miles west of Interstate Experience 1-888-816-6707 1300-1400 lbs. 785-771-3822. 81 North of Concordia, KS Auctioneer: Craig Heinen horses. 785-765-3639. Box 385 JUNE CUT wire tied brome Contact for collection Offering 55-65 Showpigs *HORSE SALE* Strong City, Kansas 66869 $4.25, alfalfa $6. 785-331-7485. schedule: Crossbreds, Hamps, & Spots HEDGE POST for sale, all 50 BIG round bales netwrap 785-374-4372 office Pedigrees Available Every Monday Night sizes. Call 785-562-6459. alfalfa 2nd, 3rd, 4th cuttings, 785-243-6397 Kevin Join us on the farm April 1st 6:30 p.m. with Tack $90/ ton, 1800 #, 5x5 1/2 bales. 785-262-1116 Sheila 2 miles East of the Lebanon HOLD ‘EM Fence Company- 785-765-2233. [email protected] Junction on HWY 36 barbed wire, welded continuous Supper at 6:30 PM fence, pipe, custom tubs, gates, 2009 BROME seed state REGISTERED ANGUS bulls AI Sale at 7:00 PM F alleyways. Cell 785-313-4552, tested, 90% germination, sired, good disposition, 18 home 785-499-5454. cleaned, bagged, .75 lb. 785- Contact: months old; 20 Fall AI bred An- 238-8466. 785-761-7900. Jesse or Kaden Roush Campbell’s Sale Barn HEDGE POST. Call Ray Hoff- gus heifers. Wheatland Farms, FANCY PRAIRIE hay 400 large Linwood, Kansas man. 785-479-5941. Larry Shippy. 785-479-2103. 785-389-6441 square bales, near Salina, KS. 785-479-1725, cell. [email protected] 913-723-3661 913-724-1403 GRASS & GRAIN 785-392-2310. 785-488-8085. Page 32 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 FEED & SEED AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE TRAILERS 16’ STEEL bed with 54” steel 1997 KW T800 day cab, N-14 FOR SALE: Circle D ‘03 stock CoverMaster COURTNEY’S sides with harsh RLF 60, stabi- red top, super 10 speed, 200” FARM & RANCH trailer, 7x22, 3’ and 11’ gates, COVER CROPS USED TRUCKS lized hoist, nice, $2,800. 785- WB, new rear tires, 865,000 New Cambria - 2000+ Sq. Ft. good tires, 12 ply, $5,000. Verle Forage soybeans, cowpeas, 2008 Ford F350 ext. cab 4x4, 448-0294. miles, $23,000; 1999 KW T2000 Home on 12.5 Acres. Hettenbach. Chapman. 785- turnips, radishes, sunn hemp, 6.4 power stroke diesel, 6 N-14 red top, 13 speed, 800,000 Ottawa Co. - 19 Acres m/l Po- 479-1776. clover, alfalfa, millets sp., dauls w/new HB355 Hy- 2007 Ford Taurus miles, $14,500. 785-562-6504 or tential Building Site. 2007 Ford Focus 785-562-6456. plus many more drabed, 38K...... $34,900 Saline Co. - 4.54 Acres m/l 2007 Dodge quad cab 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 quad Commercial or Industrial Build- 2006 Chevy Impala FOR SALE: Ford L9000 N14 9 cab, Hemi, auto, flatbed, ing Site. 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe speed transmission, new tires. 785-227-4220 2WD, 65K ...... $16,500 785-249-5133 or 785-584-6660. 2007 Ford F250 SD 4x4 XLT, 2005 Ford 12 passenger van Chris Rost • 785-493-2476 LINDSBORG, KS 2004 Cargo Express [email protected] V-8, gas, auto, 96K..$15,750 TITAN - HILLSBORO 2004 Dodge reg. cab PU 2006 Chev. C2500 4x4, 6 sp., ‘90 Diamond D 20’ stock 2003 Ford 4x4 x-cab Duramax diesel, 120K ...... ‘08 Titan 16’ hyd. dump, steel 2001 Dodge Dakota crew Osborne, Kansas ...... $19,500 floor, 10K axles, call 2000 Chevy Stepside ATV’S - NEW 800-782-7611 2005 GMC C2500 4x4, 6 sp., ‘08 Arctic Cat 400 cc, 4x4, ‘09 Titan 20’ stock, new Duramax diesel, 140K ...... 2000 Cadillac Escalade Since 1920 1999 GMC Suburban warranty .....Starting at $5,199 New Titans In Stock ...... $17,500 Suzuki ATV’s Now Have 2003 Ford F350 4x4, 6 sp. 6.0 1999 Volvo convent. cab truck Bargain Priced 1998 Landrover Discovery 4x4 1.99% Financing Available! NOW AVAILABLE powerstroke diesel, Butler New Suzuki 250’s, water *Forage Oats* spear bed ...... $14,950 B. C. Motors cooled, red Starting at $3,299! TRAVALONG 2002 Chev. K2500 crew cab 902 E. Trapp ‘08 Arctic Cat 650 4x4 auto, TRAILERS New - Kona 4x4, Duramax diesel, auto.... Herington, KS 67449 water cooled ...... Only $8,499 New & Used Trailers on Hand Everleaf 126 ...... $14,950 785-258-2818 New Can Am DS 450 Sport Aluminum stock 20’ & 24’ 2001 GMC Topkick 8100 with Quad EFi ...... $4,999, $2,800 Skid steer, utility and cargo Jerry 22’ van, gas, Allison trans., OFF! Used 24’ Neville hopper Morton 83K ...... $11,500 Used Arctic Cat 4x4’s$2,499 to Dolmar chain saws 2001 Chev. K2500 4x4 ext. $4,999 300cc to 500cc Delivery Available - cab Duramax diesel, auto, Call on availability For financial strength, VISSER RADIATOR Bulk or Bags shortbed ...... $13,950 MOTORCYCLES competitive rates and terms SERVICE 2000 Dodge Ram 3500 4x4 5 Spring Creek New Suzuki motorcycles start- as flexible as the way you sp., Cummins diesel, duals Several New Kodiac Herington, KS Ag Products, Inc. ing at $2,999.. While Supplies operate, count on Frontier with new HB 250 Hydra bed. 70 Series 785-258-2800 800-432-5672 Last! Farm Credit...... $21,900 Cab-Chassis In Stock HONDA SNOWBLOWERS, Baldwin, KS 866-268-2900 SMALL SQUARE bales of al- 2000 F-450 XLT, diesel, duals, Gas and Diesel MOWERS & GENERATORS 16 ft. flatbed, 128K ..$13,500 2009 Chevy 1/2 ton ext. Z71 ... Emporia, KS 800-320-8391 falfa, $5/ bale. 785-437-6279. IN STOCK Hiawatha, KS 800-699-3521 1999 Ford F350 4x4, auto ...... $31,950 LIVESTOCK & HORSE UTV’S - PROWLERS Manhattan, KS 800-874-2474 power stroke diesel, duals, 2009 Chevy Colorado crew ‘09 Arctic Cat 550, flatbed, TRAILERS SMALL SQUARE straw bales, Marysville, KS 800-475-2371 flatbed...... $13,900 cab, 4WD ...... $22,945 auto, 4x4, EFI...... $8,499 FLATBED TRAILERS wire tied and barn kept. $2.50/ Parsons, KS 800-741-2990 bale. 785-819-2376. 1999 GMC 2500 4x4, V8, 2008 Pontiac G6, GT 4 door, ‘09 Arctic Cat 700 XT, auto, • 1-800-526-0939 • auto ...... $5,750 loaded ...... $14,950 locking diff, 4x4 ...... $1,150 off www.frontierfarmcredit.com www.circle-dtrailers.com Patriot Seed 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4, 2008 Pontiac G6 GT...$14,950 Used Arctic Cat Prowlers, Tender Wagons V10, 5 sp...... $8,250 2008 Chevy 1/2 ton ....$27,950 650-700cc .Starting at $6,999! 4,500 Acre Flint Hills Ranch 1995 F-450, 460, 5 sp., 12’ all 2007 Chevy Avalanche, 4WD . Call for availability 38 mi. East of Wichita, KS. All Trailers 4 U steel bed w/electric hoist, du- ...... $31,950 All prices cash, no trade, contiguous, numerous springs, als...... $7,750 2004 Toyota Sienna ...$10,950 dealer keeps all incentives good grass, 100% minerals. 1993 Ford F350 diesel, auto, 2004 Freightliner day cab...... Frankfort, KS duals, flatbed, LWB ...$5,750 ...... $24,950 1-800-745-2103 1,625 AC RANCH 2001 Dodge D-150 ext., 4WD . 6 mi. west of Topeka, frontage 785-292-4166 Authorized ...... $8,450 1971 CHEVY C60 grain truck, on I-70, all native grass, trailers4u.com Vermeer Dealer 2001 Chevy Kodiak C60...... 12’ bed and hoist. 620-767- springs...... $6,500 3344. DEALER FOR HYDRA BED DOUG WILDIN & 2000 KW T300, 250 hp. Cat, 9 BALE HANDLERS & 1986 1 ton dual, automatic, ASSOCIATES speed ...... $19,995 Renegade Grill Guards 360 2 new tires, heavy flat bed/ RANCH BROKERS 2000 Kenworth T300, 250 Cat, 6 miles Northeast of fifth wheel, just serviced, re- 620-662-0411 NEW STOCK & HORSE 9 spd...... $19,975 McLouth, KS duced $500 from last month, wildinranchbrokers.com TRAILERS Units In Stock Now!! 1999 Chevy 1/2 ton ext. ..$600 on Highway 92 drive away for $1,100. 785-456- 1999 Chevy Tahoe...... $7,450 FLATBEDS 9543. 913-796-6198 1992 Nissan 240SE 4 cyl., 5 Lovely Large BH UTILITY & speed Ranch SKID LOADERS 1993 FORD LN8000 w/ 48,000 1989 Chevy ext. cab 4WD...... REAL ESTATE NEW WILSON ALUMINUM 1853 Howard Lane Next to Milford Lake on 3 miles, twin screw, 8.3 Cummins, ...... $2,500 STOCK TRAILERS Beloit KS 67420 8LL trans; 1994 Aero Max 9000 1977 Ford F750 cab, chassis, FOR SALE by owner: 137 acres. 6 BR for all your friends NEW TITAN ALUMINUM 785-738-5134 / 800-705-4416 w/ 80,000 miles, twin screw, Allison auto trans...... $3,995 acres, 2 miles west of Topeka and family. FP, 16x24 deck off CARGO TRAILERS www.solomonrapidsseed.net 8-14 Cummins, 8LL trans. 785- 1974 Chevy C60, 16’ box & City limits, wild life, ponds, family room. Huge storage building. Room for boat and 396-4486. hoist ...... $8,750 creek. See www. buytopeka- OK CORRAL 24’ BROME, $4. 316-838-8991. 1974 Dodge 600 cab and land.com. 785-478-4584. camper. We Install Brake Controllers FIRE TRUCK 1996 GMC 3500 chassis...... $2,500 7610 Younkin Dr, FOR SALE: 2nd cut alfalfa 4x4 dually utility bed Hays pump 1974 Ford 2 ton 16’ steel grain www.FarmersNational.com Milford, KS. USED TRAILERS 3x3x8 140 RFV. Lane Deters, skid unit, complete ready to go, box and hoist...... $5,450 Assisting Sellers ‘04 26’ TItan stock, great Centralia. 785-294-0867. $20,000. 785-906-0462. and Buyers across America! Call Wanda Williams, shape, rumber floor...$6,900 MELTON MOTOR CO. • Premier marketing services Sheila M. Burdett Agency ‘07 Titan skid trailer, 6K axles, DAYCAB TRACTORS • Competitive fees always 131 W 7th. PASTURE ‘06 Mac CX613 tandem, AC OUR 66TH YEAR nice ...... $2,900 Monty Meusch, Junction City, KS. 427 hp., 10 speed, jake, air IN BELLEVILLE, KS ‘83 20’ Ranchand stock$1,600 70 + ACRES Wildcat Creek Auctioneer ride, 352K miles, rust free 785-762-2451 ‘02 24’ Calico, brush fender .... Road, west of Manhattan. 785-527-2201 (402) 496-3276 or 679-6361 ‘03 IH 9100 tandem C-12 410 www.the-realestate ...... $4,800 314-239-2851. rcwildcatacres@ Open Saturdays 8 a.m.-5 p.m. MMeusch@Farmers hp. Cat, 10 speed, air ride, professionals.com. ‘06 22’ Circle D...... $6,500 gmail.com. National.com ‘97 24’ Travalong ...... $3,500 jake, 286K miles, rust free 1988 VOLVO 13 sp trans, 365 ‘98 24’ stock, good shape ...... LOOKING FOR pasture for 25- ‘03 Freightliner Columbia tan- Cummins, 750,000 miles, FOR RENT ...... $5,800 30 cow/ calf pairs, SE Kansas, dem, 12.7 430 hp. Detroit, 10 50,000 on overhaul. 785-336- OAKHILL ESTATES New Titan 3 horse slant 2010 and beyond. 620-756- speed, jake, 216” wheel 6252, cell. 785-336-1771. 4592. base, 280K actual miles, rust gooseneck...... $8,500 free LUXURY 7x20’ Show, old but nice ...... LOOKING FOR pasture for 15 SLEEPERS ...... $1,600 replacement heifers and bull. 1 & 2 BDRM APTS. ‘05 Mack CX613 30” midroof, Call Us for 785-494-2437. 785-456-3108. MORRIS COUNTY Private Balconies and Patios AC 410 hp., 10 speed, air Drop’N’Lock GN Hitch Unique Property - Burdick Woodburning Fireplace ride, alum. wheels, 745K ac- Dealer Nearest You AUTOMOTIVE tual miles, rust free NEWTON, KANSAS area. 65+/- acres. Well pro- Ceiling Fans 1200 Washington Rd. tected valley, meadows, Gas Heat/AC Blue Valley Trailers Heavy Trucks Of All Kinds Heald Truck Sales 316-283-0533 woods and springfed creek. 704 NE Hwy. 24 Lots of wildlife. 40x120 and Exclusive area in Wamego 225 South East St. Semi Trailers Of All Types TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 1-800-794-3707 36x36 Morton bldgs. .$300,000 1-888-537-9064 Waterville, Kansas 66548 Livestock - Flats - Drops 785-235-5604 www.buxman.com 22 year custom hardwood/ 785-363-2224 Hoppers - Dumps - Tankers PRICES & PHOTOS @ sawmill business may be avail- 1-866-368-4826 Storage Containers NEW and USED Grassland Available www.healdtrucksales.com Sales • Service • Parts able. Call for details. 2,484 Ac m/l Woodson Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR: Fax: 785-235-0912 GEARY COUNTY 2008 INTEGRITY horse trailer, In Now Flint Hills grass in - 2 tracts or NEVILLE - DOONAN - AULICK- 589+/- Flint Hills pasture. 4 horse slant with manger and 2010 All New Buick LaCrosse combined. Hwy. 75 frontage, MERRITT - MAURER - CXL, loaded, In Stock Cross fenced,SOLD good water. S. stud partitions. Pulled less than 20 Ac lake, rural water, exc. - LANDOLL 2009 Kia Sportage LX, full of Junction City. Very accessi- 4,000 miles, $18,999 obo. 785- We Rent Trailers power ble ...... $1,175 per acre. working fac/calv barns/fences. 280-1672. 2009 Buick Enclave CXL, RILEY COUNTY Imm. possession. Call Ray. chuckhenry.com 1987 28’ Gooseneck trailer, Hillsboro, Kansas FWD Boarding/training stable. 15 Call about other cropland/ COMPLETE WEB LISTING 9000# axels, duals, good tires, ‘08 Ford F250 Crew, 4x4 2009 GMC Canyon, crew cab, stall barn, 17 turn out pens, PHOTOS - SPECS - PRICING grass available in N Cent. Ks. all steel. See at Highway 24 and Lariet, diesel, auto, navy 4WD 150x200 fenced arena, 30x70 I-70 at Solomon, KS Burr/Carlson Farm & Detler Rd, $3,250. 785-925- leather, loaded 76k 2009 Chevy Colorado Z71, hay barn. Lovely, large 4 br. 3 0327. ‘07 Ford F150 s/c 4x4, lariet, 4x4, crew cab bath ranch home. 20 fenced Ranch Realty LLC V-8, auto, loaded, nice, 54k 2009 GMC Sierra 4x4, ext. acres, very close to Manhat- 785-825-1199 1994 TITAN 7X24 gooseneck ‘07 GMC Yukon XL Denali cab, Z71, new tan, KS ...... $649,000 stock trailer, very good condi- 4x4, loaded, V-8 auto, very 1-888-825-1199 2009 GMC Acadia SLT Call Dolly Anderson, Broker tion, $5,900. 785-632-4697. clean 44k Lindsborg/Salina 2009 Nissan Murano, very for more information or ‘06 Chevy 1500 crew LT 4x4 Ray Swearingen, Agent 1981 TARGET hopper trailer, nice to preview 785-532-8801 Z-71, leather, loaded 42k 600 bushel, $3500 obo. 620- 1975 FORD F600 heavy duty 2008 Chevy Uplander LT, full www.DollyAnderson.com 785-452-8498 ‘06 Ford F-150 s/c XLT 4x2 366-1676. spoke hubs, 10:00R20 tires 18’ power, DVD entertainment V-8, auto, loaded, nice 53k all steel bed, Scott hoist, 55,000 center, captain seats G&A REAL ESTATE ‘05 Ford F250 crew 4x4, miles, super clean, no rust, 2007 GMC Yukon Denali, 30K Manhattan, Kansas TRAILERS Lariet, Fx4, diesel, auto, $5,900. 785-548-5720. miles, 1 owner, 4x4 loaded 71k WANTED 48’ cattle pot. 2007 Chevy Silverado ext. cab 75 ACRES more/ less pasture, 785-263-5651. Ask For Kris Hanschu 4WD, Z71, chrome package, great Flint Hill views, 3 miles khanschu@ silver birch South of Alma KS. 785-617- 1982 42’ Timpte spring ride, midwaymotors.com 2006 GMC Yukon SLT 0023. new brakes, good tires and tarp, 2006 Chevy Silverado, crew excellent shape. 785-335-3150. 620-755-2824 cab, Z71, 4x4 GOT LAND? $0 down with your land or family land. We Used 4x4 Japanese 2006 GMC Envoy SLE, 4WD Hedke Ag Co. 1997 CHEVY Silverado 1 ton own the Bank easy qualifica- Mini Trucks 2005 Jeep Wrangler X hardtop RWD duals, 73,300 miles flat- 1998 GMC Yukon SLE, 2WD tion. Call 785-537-8111. Pro-Trak Farming, Ranching, Hunting bed. 785-765-2313. Great Selection Great Prices 1986 GMC Caballero, 121K, Call us before you buy! 1971 INTERNATIONAL Load- new paint 411 East Main 1-866-870-9253 star clean, like new, 16’x52” Waterville, KS 66548 Hesston,Kansas box, new clutch. 785-348-5422. GRASS & GRAIN 877-505-2777 • 785-363-2777 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 33 TRAILERS MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

SALVAGE COMBINES 2000 HESSTON 856 baler, hy- COMBINES USED TRACTORS ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, draulic twine wrap, bale kicker, ‘07 Case 8010, 1504 hrs. ‘07 Magnum 245, front duals F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, monitor, approximately 7,000 ‘09 Case 7088, 328 hrs. ‘07 Case IH Puma 210, 398 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, bales, excellent condition. Lo- ‘09 Case 6088, 100 hrs. hrs., warranty 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, 510, cated Council Grove. 785- ‘08 Case 2588, 655 hrs. ‘98 Case IH 8920 2WD, 4450 499-3049. Your Local Dealer for: 410; IH 1680, 1480, 1460, ‘07 Case 2588, 1400 hrs. hrs. 915, 815, 715, 503, 403; NH ‘06 Case 2388, 1408 hrs. ‘96 Case IH 7220 MFD, 3125 Travalong Trailers, Bradford FOR SALE:IHC 800 planter, 6 TR70-85, 1400, 995, 985, 975. ‘05 Case 2388, 686 hrs. hrs. Built Flatbeds, Landoll, row, above average condition. ‘03 Case 2388, 1589 hrs. ‘96 Case IH7220 MFD, 5300 Hillsboro, Club Car, and SALVAGE TRACTORS 785-763-4536. NEW 2 - ‘04 Gleaner R75, 1590 hrs. hrs. DAE WOO ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, Balers 604M, 605SM, 605SM ‘09 Case IH 8120, 625 sep. ‘85 AC 6070, ropps w/canopy, TRUCKS 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, 4430, scales hours clean ‘02 IHC 9200 daycabs, 470K 4020, 3020, 720, 730; CASE Rakes R2800, R2300, 7040 2 - ‘08 Case IH 8010’s, 920 & ‘83 IH 6788, 6850 hrs. miles, N14 Cummins $18,000 1470, 1370, 1270, 1200, 1070, disc mowers x 950 sep. hrs. ‘82 IH 5288 ‘85 Peterbilt 359 400 Cat, 13 930, 400; IH 1568, 1466, BP 8000 bale processors LH & 2 - ‘08 Case IH 8010’s, ap- ’81 IH 3088 w/loader RH Limited Supply prox. 1450 sep. hrs ‘80 IH 686 w/loader, 4600 hrs. speed ...... $14,000 1256, 1066, 1026, 806; FORD Hay Accumulators Mayrath augers 2 - ‘08 Cat 670’s, approx. 1250 ‘78 IH 886 w/cab ‘05 Kenworth W900 Daycab 4-5-6-8-9000; MF 2745, 1155, Forks For Small Square Bales USED sep. hrs. ‘77 White 2-105 w/cab 550 Cat 18 spd., 385K ...... 1100, 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; & NH Bale Wagons ...... $55,000 MM G1000; WH2-150, 4-150. 605M, 604M, 504M, 554XL, ‘04 MF 9790, 1641 hrs. ‘77 Ford 8700 w/cab & loader ‘99 IH 8100 22’ Aulich 605L’s, 605J’s, 504L, JD567 “Call Us Before You Buy” ‘05 MF 9790, 1540 hrs. MISCELLANEOUS LARGER BALE FORKS silage/grain box ...... $55,000 Mike’s Equipment DRY CREEK TRACTORS Case IH 496, 32’ AVAILABLE FEED TRUCKS BUHLER, KANSAS FARMS & SUPPLY ‘89 Ford 1910 w/loader Case IH 955 semi mount vert. SPRING STEEL ‘05 Dodge 3500 1 ton diesel, 1-800-543-2535 Hesston, KS ‘80 Ford 1100 MFD w/loader fold 12R HB250 Hydrabed, 129K, NEW STEEL 620-327-2183, Ask for Joe ‘93 Case IH 5250 w/loader IH 800 horiz. rear fold 12R 2 - ‘09 Case IH MX305, 725 Case IH 6500, 11’ conser till 4WD ...... $21,500 OMC grinder mixer, 85 bu. 2 Round square tubing angle hrs. ’88 Case IH 1660 combine 2006 Ford F350, 605 power- screens, bought new, shedded, channel & flat 300 FARMALL gooseneck ‘96 MF 283 w/loader Case IH 1054 cornhead stroke, new HB 355 Hydra- $2,000. 785-792-6212. SHEET METAL gravity wagon Schaben 1010 bed, 102K...... $24,995 6’x10’ 18 ga...... $44.00 trailer. 785-485-2408. ‘65 190XT w/loader ‘89 Case IH 1020 flexhead, 20 ‘90 GMC 7000 Harsch 375 USED TRACTORS 40”x72”, 18 ga...... $20.00 1960 AC D17 LP ‘95 GP 36’ solid stand feed box ...... $24,500 Ford TW35 w/ldr. 23”x80”, 18 ga...... $10.00 SUNFLOWER 3040 32’ Fallow ‘58 AC D17 w/loader ‘04 Case IH DCX131 disk, King w/ Raven anhydrous su- ‘73 Ford 400 w/loader MoCo CALL FOR PRICES ON NEW Case IH 8920 MFD 14 ga. & 1/8” floor plate percooler and 440 controller. ‘00 NH TN70 MFD w/loader, ‘98 Case IH 8330 MoCo, 9’ HYDRA BEDS Case IH 7130, 2WD EXPANDED METAL Case IH 7110, 2WD 2 3/8”, 2 7/8”, 3 1/2”, 4 1/2”, 4 785-531-0270. 1410 hrs. ’98 Case IH 8465 Auto GRAIN TRAILERS Case IH MXM120 MFD 1/2” drill stem ‘97 Kubota B7100 MFD ’92 Case IH 8480 rd.baler ‘09 38’ Travalong lease re- HOT WATER Pressure wash- Case IH MX110 w/loader 3/4” & 7/8” sucker rod er’s and parts at wholesale pric- w/loader & mower Hesston 3982 12 wheel rake turns ...... $21,500 USED COMBINES WELDING SUPPLIES ‘80 Kubota L295 MFD ‘05 Case IH RBX562 rd. baler ‘96 Tipte 42’ w/78” sides ...... ing. Wholesale Washer Co. Case IH 2188 RWA Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles 620-583-2421. w/loader ‘91 Case IH 8450 rd. baler ...... $16,500 Case IH 1666 RWA for sale ‘62 4010 no 3 pt. Case IH 4800 F.C., 23’ 38’ Travalong grain trailers Case IH 2388 RWA Welding rods & wire TRACTOR and ‘91 Case IH Magnum 7140, 2 - Case IH 5100 drills, tan- starting at $23,995 FET in- Case IH 1688 RWA Top & bottom belts for all bal- 7550 hrs. dem hitch cluded Case IH 1660 RWA ers COMBINE PARTS ‘95 Versatile 4WD, 9280, 4071 IH 800, 8 row 30, trailing USED STOCK TRAILERS AC R50 RWA Twine 4’ & 5’ netwrap hrs. IH 5’ rotary mower, trail type (2) 2007 24’ Travalong stock ... Portable panels, Feed Bunks ‘97 MF 6170 w/loader, 2219 B&H 12 row no-till cultivator ...... $7,500 1-800-530-5428 & Round Bale Feeders hrs. Orthman 613 super sweep 12 2002 Travalong Alum., 24’ ...... ‘89 MF 283 w/loader row, 30 no-till cult., loaded ...... $9,995 Thomas Impl. Inc. Forrest Johnson ‘84 JD 8650 w/dozer, 8465 Krause 1592 disk, 21’ Jct. 59 & 96 Hiways LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 hrs. SALVAGE HAY TRAILER Altamont, Kansas 785-293-5583 ‘79 JD 950 ‘80 NH TR-75 combine BLOWOUT Fax: 620-784-5622 785-293-2235 ‘73 IH 766 w/loader IH 1440, 1460 & 1660 com- 36’ self Dumping Inline Bale ‘62 Ford 801 w/loader, 2593 bines JD 7000 corn planter, 4x30”, Trailers ...... $3,895 hrs. monitor, 2nd owner, retiring. With over 120 acres and AC 190XT w/loader, 5090 hrs. ROSSVILLE Bradford Built Steel 913-683-1531. 130,000 square feet of MISCELLANEOUS Truck & Tractor Pickup Flatbeds warehouse space, we have Case IH 900, 8 row planter ROSSVILLE, KANSAS Starting at...... $1,870 FOR SALE thousands of NEW, USED & 710 E-Z Trail grain cart 785-584-6195 (2) Used dually flatbeds ...... Used Combine Parts ‘88 JD 7720 Titan II combine, REMANUFACTURED PARTS New E-Z Trail 510 grain cart ...... $750 choice Gleaner A, E, C, C II, G, F, F2, 3300 hrs., real good for many makes and models. SF 1234, 32’ disk We now install pickup Beds M, K, L, L2, N6 920 bean head, poly snouts, When you need quality parts New H&S 12 wheel V rake and Trailer AC Units. NH TR 70 real good at affordable prices MF No. 12 square baler Call For Prices. IH 715, 815; MF 550, 510 Header trailer, like new, 25’ Call Abilene Machine Crustbuster 4025 min.-till JD 4400 & 6600 643 corn head, 6 row w/fertilizer w/new disc GRAIN TRAILERS 1-800-255-0337 RETIRED FARMER selling JD Various headers & tires 37’ - 220 double harrow basket FOR LEASE BY THE MONTH 7810 only 2930 easy hours, 2 DON McLAUGHLIN Hauk-Bilt 540 fertilizer www.AbileneMachine.com Radke Implement Buy Next to the Factory and wheel drive, 19 speed, PS, like Vermillion, KS spreader, ready to go Rt. 1, Box 52 (Milberger) save hundreds of Dollars Russell, Kansas new, less dollars. 785-245-3368. ROCKING “M” 785-382-6394 Fred Shelton 620-935-4310 Cell: 785-799-7753 660-925-3261 7720 JD combine 6600 JD TRAILER SALES combine. 620-727-4161. 430 S. Colorado JD 3020 gas overhauled elec- CIH 900 12 row vertical fold Powerfarm 75 CASE IH 955 planter 8x30” pull Waterville, KS 66548 tronic ignition $6000; JD 4010 planter fertilizer, new blades, Vision 105 type, near new blades, shedded, Office: 1-866-261-2526 standard diesel round fender; good. 785-388-2418. Several Models Available end transport, $10,000. 402- or 785-562-6614 1975 1070 cab 6500 hrs, 80% rubber, $4,500. 785-799-4134. WANTED: ALLIS 180 tractor 50 To 180 HP, 2-WD & 4-WD, GRASS & GRAIN 226-2941. 402-621-0047. running or not. 785-353-2392. Power Shuttle, Excellent 3600 DUAL hi lift loader, heavy Loader & Haying Tractors — COMBINES — ‘98 JD 4700 ...... $70,000 MACHINERY 11 KNIFE workman NH3 appli- John Deere mounts, $2500. ‘07 JD 9860 ...... $208,750 ‘96 JD 6500 ...... $33,500 cator, 3 point, Yetter closers, 785-293-5723, nights. 785-293- ‘04 JD 4710 ...... $124,500 AC 8070 FWA, PS, recond., $6,000. 785-562-7793. ‘04 JD 9860 ...... $163,500 sharp 2046, cell. ‘07 JD 9760 4WD . .$206,000 ‘05 RoGator 1274C .$120,000 AC 8070 2WD, PS, coming in — USED IMPLEMENT — ‘07 JD 9760 4WD . .$216,500 ‘98 Wilmar 7200 . . . . .$69,000 PARTS WANTED for Deutz- Al- Schaben 1,000 gal. . .$12,000 30 Gleaner heads ‘67 JD 2020 w/loader USED EQUIPMENT ‘07 KD 9760 ...... $199,500 lis discbine. 785-979-2411. ‘03 Spray Coupe 4450$65,000 Corn, Flex, Rigid White 6100, 12 row planter 825 Belarus w/ldr ‘05 JD 9760 ...... $165,000 ‘00 Spray Coupe 3640$38,000 JD 7200 6R30, dry fertilizer, White 6186, 16 row planter D17 ALLIS-CHALMERS ‘04 JD 9760 ...... $150,000 Apache 780 ...... $75,000 DUFFEK good openers, Keaton firmers, Gleaner 700, 27’ rigid 830 Case w/ldr. ‘07 JD 9660 Hillco . .$218,000 — NH3 BARS — IMPLEMENT $1500 obo; (2) 8350 JD drills 2000 Gleaner R62 9N Ford, New paint ‘07 JD 9660 4WD . .$200,500 ‘07 Dalton 12 knife . . .$24,000 Seward, Nebraska and Baker hyd. 2 drill hitch. ‘08 Gehl 5240 1950 8N Ford ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$167,500 ‘09 JD 12 row, 2510 strip till . . $1000 takes all. 316-835-2674 Gleaner 800 25’ flex Haybuster Bale Processor ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$193,000 402-643-3290 ...... $55,000 www.gleanerheads.com or 316-772-6815, cell. Gehl 3725 skid loader ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$166,500 Case IH conserv. till x — TRACTORS — 575 UFT grain cart 30.5x32 ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$181,000 ‘07 JD 9520T ...... $199,500 FOR SALE: 1 owner 1998 Gleaner 500 flex, 20’ tires hydraulic unload, excellent ‘06 JD 9660 4WD . .$182,000 ‘07 JD 9520T ...... $199,500 9610 1930 actual hours, retiring Case IH 8460 rd. baler Schwant Tractor condition, $9,500; 855 NH round ‘98 JD 9610 ...... $66,000 ‘03 JD 9420 Track . .$148,500 farmer, as nice as you will find, Hesston 1340 MoCo Dover, KS baler, field ready, some new ‘90 JD 9600 4WD . . .$37,500 ‘94 CAT 75C ...... $36,000 $75,500, delivered. 785-452- Hesston 4344, 14 wheel rake 785-256-6242 bearings, always shedded, ‘91 JD 9600 ...... $26,500 ‘09 JD 8430 ...... $200,000 5685. www.schwanttractor.com $2000. 785-280-0717. ‘94 JD 9500 ...... $45,000 ‘08 JD 8330, 600 hrs.$162,000 ‘05 CIH 2388 4WD . .$142,000 FOR SALE: excellent 1998 ‘89 JD 4955 MFWD . .$39,500 Maize Repair Parts WANTED: FLEXIBLE chain ‘98 CIH 2366 Hillco . .$99,500 ‘79 JD 4640 ...... $19,500 harrow. 620-662-6286. 9510, owner retiring, 1233 for Deere Forage hours, mint condition. 785-227- ‘90 CIH 1680 ...... $32,500 ‘88 JD 4550 2WD . . .$36,000 Harvesters 1997 JOHN Deere 566, net, 2578. ‘86 CIH 1680 4WD . . .$18,000 ‘93 JD 7600 2WD . . .$37,500 Kuhlman Impl. 8 flex heads ‘88 JD 4450 MFWD . .$35,000 kicker, recent belts, shedded, CASE IH 4800, 28’, field culti- Big Square Balers LINN, KANSAS 26 corn heads ‘00 NH 8970 MFWD .$72,000 $11,500. 785-243-0288. vator, $7,500 obo. GP 2600 drill Best Price — GRAIN DRILLS & ‘76 JD 4430 PS . . . . .$15,000 1997 CAT Challenger 75D ap- 785-348-5547 w/ dry fert., $38,000 obo, like PLANTERS — ‘96 JD 6400 w/620 . . .$35,000 and Quality prox. 5000 hours, starts and new. Best way Pro II Sprayer, ‘07 DB 32 row . . . . .$139,500 ‘81 IH 1086 ...... $9,000 $10,000 obo. Krause 21’ disc, runs good, $39,900 obo. 785- IH 900 8x30 VF 3 drums LF ‘08 JD 1770, 24 row CCS . . . . — TILLAGE — $2,500 obo. 785-348-5422. MAIZE 979-2411. early riser, $5,000. 785-418- ...... $142,500 JD 32’ 650 disk . . . . .$22,000 2032. Blue Jet 7 shank . . . . .$7,750 CORPORATION C/IH 8590 4x4 Baler....$16,750 ‘07 JD 1770, 24 row CCS . . . . SUNFLOWER SF 55’ FC ...... $27,500 Sunflower 1433, 32’ disk...... $139,000 888-722-8710 HARVEST EQUIPMENT New Hydra-beds in stock — HAY EQUIPMENT — ...... $23,500 ‘08 Kinze 24 row . . . .$94,000 & SNOW BLOWERS for Sale NH 664 round baler, twine & ‘06 JD 567, 2300 bales$26,500 Glenco 24’ Soilfinisher, nice..... ‘07 Kinze 24 row . . . .$87,000 USED AUGERS Call net...... $9,000 ‘96 JD 566, 7500 bales ...... $11,250 ‘06 JD 1790, 16/31 . .$86,000 New 25 & 2700 REM vacs NH 855 auto tie ...... $3,500 ...... $16,900 LUCKE MANUFACTURING JD 650, 30’ disk ...... Coming In ‘05 JD 1790 16/31 . . .$69,000 5010 Schuler vertical TMR Case IH 900, 8RN w/fertilizer, ‘88 JD 535 wrap . . . . .$10,850 1-800-735-5848 GP EWD 13’ drill ...... $6,200 ‘05 Kinze 16/31 . . . . .$69,000 2500HD REM vac, used insecticide and end-wise ‘04 NH 780, loaded . .$16,500 1-800-735-5838 GP 2010 3 pt. 20’ Drill...$9,500 ‘04 Kinze 16/31 . . . . .$73,500 Ford TW30 PFA tractor transport ...... $6,900 ‘04 NH 780 ...... $17,950 www.luckemanufacturing.com JD 7300 8-30 w/Yetter No Till .. New REM Bale Processors Case IH MX140 Pro MFD, 440 ‘00 Kinze 16/31 TC . .$57,000 JD 1424 MoCo ...... $3,500 E-Mail: [email protected] ...... $8,250 1071 Westfield hrs...... $69,500 ‘96 Kinze 16/31 . . . . .$36,000 NH 2550, 16’ swather $26,200 Minot, ND GP 2410 No Till 24’ Drill...... 1061 Westfield w/lo pro & side MF 124 square baler, nice ...... ‘06 JD 1780, 8/15 DF .$37,000 NH 1411 MoCo ...... $9,750 ...... $21,000 drive ...... $925 ‘06 Kinze 3500, 8/15 .$42,500 NH 499 MoCo ...... $3,500 GARRETT RANCH supply Bale King 3010 Bale Proces- 2-8x62 SA hydr. Mayrath Used bolt down hydra bed ‘06 Kinze 3500, 8/15 .$37,000 Frontier 10 wheel rake .$3,400 Massey Ferguson, Hesston hay sor...... $8,850 1-8x61 SA hydr. Westfield bale mover...... Coming In ‘05 Kinze 3500, 8/15 .$37,000 equipment, Gleaner, have Brent 874, 900 bu Grain Cart... 10x71 SA hydr. Westfield ‘99 Kinze 8/15 ...... $32,500 traded for several used tractors, WINCHELL’S, INC...... $21,750 10x62 SA hydr. Mayrath ‘02 JD 1760, 8RN . . .$39,000 in business since 1966. 785- Phillipsburg, KS 785-543-2118 JD 3600 11 btm Flex Plow ...... New Mayrath augers ‘91 JD 7200 8 wide . . .$8,000 256-2372...... $8,500 Used 2100 REM vac Kinze 6RN LF ...... $7,500 NH3 PARTS for sale: shanks, New BBK 25 & 30’ Header REM Vacs for rent Pr. JD 515 drills ...... $5,000 6- coil style, 13-sidewinders; Trailers — SPRAYERS — Hiawatha Steiner Implement knives, 5-mole style, like new, JD 843 Corn head...... $9,750 ‘09 JD 4830, 125 hrs$214,5000 Case 1490 C/A...... $10,750 2462 Acorn Rd., Sabetha, KS 7-reg. style, 6- chisel plow ‘09 JD 4730 ...... $177,500 Implement Co. mount, 10-field cult mount. BRADFORD GRAVITY wagon Rottinghaus Equipment ‘08 JD 4730 ...... $1169,000 785-284-2181 Also, 13-chisel plow sweeps, 225 bushel, $1500. 785-979- 785-353-2525 or ‘07 JD 4720 ...... $157,500 785-742-7121 Fax 785-284-2182 18”. 785-747-7625. 2411. 620-338-6388 ‘06 JD 4720 ...... $159,000 HIAWATHA, KS 66434 Page 34 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

2001 JD 7710 FWA with 740 USED FORAGE OHLDE TRACTOR JD 1760, 12-30 fert., vac GLEANERS loader 3500 hours, $75,000 obo; HARVESTERS & HEADS planter, slick ...... $34,000 8 Hesston Head Hunters, 955 International IH planter 6 2 - ‘08 Claas 980’s ...... Call REPAIR White 6100, 8-30 fert. planter shedded, w/drives, good ...... row liquid fertilizer, $8,000 obo. ’05 Claas 900...... Call Daewoo irrigation engines ...... $9,800 ...... $600 18’ International viber shank, 3 - ’02 Claas 900...... Call • ‘08 XRT 1550 SE, 4x4 ...... JD 752, 15’x7 1/2’ fert. drill .... N-R 630N CH, good .....$4,500 $1,000 obo. 785-348-5422. 2004 Claas 900...... Call ...... $9,200 ...... $23,500 20’ L2 ridged head, nice 1997 Claas 880...... $85,000 • 2010 XRT 1550 dsl, 4x4 ...... 1980 4440 quad range 20.8-38 JD 512, 7 shank disk ripper ... N6 hydro, tested...... $1,500 605 & 605 Super M balers Claas RU600, 8 row head...... $11,800 singles, hours unknown, good ...... $17,500 New and used long seives 504 MCL balers ...... From $30,000 • ‘08 XRT 850, 4x2...... $5,200 clean tractor, $18,000. Mt. Wilrich 25’ field finisher, 21” 400 Series 30’ head .....$3,000 R2300 twin rake *********************************** • ‘09 XRT 950, 4x2, demo...... Hope. 316-772-3321. blades...... $20,000 16’, 18’ & 22’ Hume reels BP 8000 processor COMBINES ...... $6,200 Fast 1600 gallon sprayer, 120’ Various chaffers & sieves WRX-12 DuraBull Rake ‘05 Gleaner R65 USED UTILITY SUNFLOWER 1433 disc 19 ft boom ...... $11,000 670 T - 670 HI blocks, cranks, Disc Mowers & Mower Cond. ‘02 Gleaner R62 • Parting out JD 5020 22” front blades 23” rear. 785- Hardi 950, 60’ boom sprayer.. etc. USED VERMEER BALERS ‘01 Glenaer R72 • 2 - Used XRT 1500 gas, 4x4 531-0270...... $9,500 L-M ridged header, 18 ft. Hydra-Bed™ & accessories ‘97 Gleaner R62 5.9% Financing on JD 960, 30’ field cultivator...... 24 ft. Hume reel w/JD mounts Winkel Livestock Equip. Gleaner Combines JD 930 flex ...... $12,500 New Utility ...... $5,500 Winkel Flatbeds *********************************** NH LX885 turbo skid loader... Dealer for Chaff spreaders, ‘95 R62 RWA...... $47,500 OHLDE Bar 6 Cake Feeders MISCELLANEOUS ...... $11,000 Universal for all combines JD 4640 w/new loader$33,500 TRACTOR REPAIR 1975 Ford LN truck, gas, auto- Mustang 32 hp. hydrostatic driver off walker crank ‘96 R62 RWA...... $64,500 892 Quivira Road matic w/bed & hoist....$4,000 skid ...... $2,800 $1,050 ‘89 R 830 cornhead...... $8,500 Linn, KS 66953 ‘95 R62 Cummins...... $47,500 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor...... Indiana cyl. bars, outlast COME IN & MAKE AN OFFER 785-348-5766 ...... $3,500 Agco chrome, available for MILLER RANCH ON WHATEVER YOU NEED 800-546-5457 JD 2010 dsl., new paint...... most combines...... $6,000 EQUIPMENT GRAVITY WAGONS BLAZEKS EZ Trail gravity wagons, 230 H-1000 Haybuster tub grinder JD 3010 gas...... $5,500 33778 K-99 Hwy. Belleville, KS to 400 bushel in good shape. 785-336-6629. Grain-O-Vator 400 bushel drill fill ...... $4,300 785-729-3495 Alma, Kansas EZ Trail grain carts, 490 & 700 Kalvesta Impl. bushel 05 JD 7420 MFWD w/741 ldr... Kuker 350 gravity wagon ...... 785-556-8952 - Cell 785-765-3588 ...... $62,500 ...... $3,200 www.millerranchequipment.com New Kent Field Cultivators Company, Inc. 04 IH 1020, 30’ flex .....$13,500 JD 785 hydr. push spreader... ON SALINE center 5 ring con- 620-855-3567 98 JD 925 Flex...... $11,750 ...... $8,200 signment auction, March 21st, 81 Farm Eq. Service KALVESTA, KS 67856 WHITE 6100 8 row 38” or 8 98 JD 893 HDP Contour ...... NH 185 manure spdr...$7,500 25 miles North of Fairbury, NE McPherson, KS.620-241-3100 www.kalvestaimplement.com row 30”, great shape, $6,500...... $21,250 JD 870 flail manure spreader. MF 2745 tractor, 8 speed, 785-364-0728. 1-800-357-3101 JD 693 Cornheads start @ ...... $3,100 IH 800 planter 8x30 sharp, completely rebuilt. 402- ...... $13,750 500 gallon pull between tank . 826-0238. (8) 184/R42 used tires. 785- JD 4840 tires 75%, new inte- semi-mounted, liquid fertilizer, JD 4430 Open Station...$7,250 ...... $2,200 489-2539. rior, good. 785-388-2418. $4,500; Hiniker 5000 cultivator/ C/IH 710 Ldr Magnum mts...... Hesston 1170, 14’ windrower. WANTED: SERIES 2 or 3 flex ditcher 8x30, $4,500. 785-632- ...... $2,950 ...... $8,000 head for L2 Gleaner combine, 4697. 15’-17’. 402-768-2539. TRACTORS JD 7000 8R ...... $15900 JD 534 Dozer Blade...... $1,300 Van Dale silage auger wagon, 09 CIH STX335 4WD .$188250 99 GP 8030 8R ...... $7500 1985 JD 4450 MFWD 7500 Krause 5260 20' no till drill...... hydr. chute...... $2,500 GLEANER PARTS 08 CIH FARMALL 95 ...$35000 JD 7000 6R ...... $4950 hours, axle mount duals, super ...... $6,750 DENNIS ZIMMERMAN 98 CIH PUMA 210 85 IH 800 8R ...... $4500 nice, $29,500. 785-548-5720. C/IH 8590 4x4 Baler....$16,750 Near Salina, KS FOR SALE LDR/GRPPL ...... $118000 SPRAYERS Brillion XL X Fold 32' Packer.... 785-826-7082 M - L3 - N6 - R62 - 72 new 07 CIH PUMA 165 MFD ...... 08 APACHE AS1010 ..$130000 DUO-LIFT spray coupe, ex- ...... $11,750 and used salvaged parts. Re- ...... $93500 06 JD 4920 SP ...... $192500 pandable trailer, bumper hitch, JD 158 Ldr 20-50 Mts ..$4,200 maned hydros, radiators, alter- 06 CIH STX500 4WD..$182500 06 APACHE AS1010 SP ...... clean, ready to use, $2,300. Bale King 3010 Bale Proces- COMBINES nators, sprockets and shafts. 05 NH TC35A 2WD ...... $13500 ...... $99000 785-548-5720. sor ...... $8,850 New 2009 Case IH 3408 CH New belts, Hillside raddles, 05 CENTURY 2535 MFD ...... 04 JD 4920 SP ...... $149500 2007 Case IH 7010, 4WD ...... $13000 01 HARDI NAV 1000M PT ...... 2004 JD 567 baler, less than Brent 874 900 bu Grain Cart.... cylinder bars, elevator chains, ...... $21,750 1997 Gleaner Hugger 6RN etc. At reduced prices. Also 04 CIH DX40 MFD ...... $18900 ...... $12000 3500 bales, excellent condition. NEW TRACTORS 03 JD 9320 4WD ...... $119500 00 CIH SPX4260 SP ..$102000 785-364-7707. JD 3600 11btm Flex Plow ...... various size headers. 01 JD 8110 2WD ...... $73500 00 Hardi 750 PT ...... $20000 ...... $8,500 Case IH Magnum 225 CVT 00 NH TC29D ...... $9900 97 PATRIOT XL SP ...... $58000 SALVAGING COMBINES NH 185 Spreader ...... $6,700 Case IH Magnum 210 MFD LOREN BLAZEK 99 AGCO 5650 2WD ... $12500 97 AGCO 8400 SP...... $49000 N5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII, JD 843 Corn head...... $9,750 Case IH Puma 210 MFD Belleville, KS. 785-729-3495, Shop 98 CIH 9350 4WD ...... $79000 94 MODERN FLOW 850 ...... AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620, ‘92 JD 2755 C/A...... $17,750 Case IH Maxxum 140 MFD 785-527-7130, Residence 98 CIH 9350 4WD ...... $56000 ...... $22000 Case 1490 C/A...... $12,750 Case IH Farmall’s in Stock 96 NH 8870 MFD ...... $55000 BLUMHARDT TRAILMSTR PT 7720, 8820, 7700, 6600, 4400, USED TRACTORS 785-556-8952 Mobile 96 CIH 3220 2WD...... $13500 ...... $8500 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD. 915, JD 637, 18’ disk, like new ...... $17,800 1994 Cat 75C, 4900 hrs., new 95 JD 8100 2WD ...... $59000 87 pickup sprayer ...... $9500 1480, 1460, 1420, 815 IHC. tracks, TPH, PTO 94 NH 9030 ...... $38500 SWATHER Corn heads for sale or rent 860, 760, 750, 510, 410, 300 2007 Case IH Magnum 275 SHUCK 93 CIH 7120 MFD ...... $38000 08 CIH WD2303 SP .....$88000 Rottinghaus Equipment Massey. Several black and or- MFD, front duals IMPLEMENT 84 STEIGER KM280 4wd ...... 07 CIH WDX1202 SP ...$55000 785-353-2525 or ...... $21500 07 CIH DCX131 PT 13' $22500 ange Gleaner cornheads. 1990 Case IH 5120, 2WD, cab 620-338-6388 2004 Case IH MXM120, MFD WE NOW HANDLE KRAUSE 83 JD 4850 MFD ...... $36000 03 NH 1441 ...... $17900 TILLAGE EQUIPMENT 83 JD 4650 2WD ...... $26000 02 NH HW320 SP ...... $37500 2002 Bobcat 753 skid steer 83 JD 4650 2WD ...... $23000 01 NH 320 18' HD ...... $36900 Jack Boyle TREE/ BRUSH grapple fits any 1999 JD 4200 HST loader, 2006 MF 5455 cab, MFD, 82 KUB 245 DT ...... $4150 98 CIH 8380 MC ...... $6500 Vermillion skid loader. Price reduced for mower shuttle, 525hrs. ....Coming In 79 VERSATILE 835 4WD ...... 91 CIH 8370 ...... $6200 785-382-6848 785-564-0511 quick sale. 785-765-2313. MISCELLANEOUS JD 7200, 6 row vacuum ...... $18500 BALERS 1995 Bush Hog 3126, 10’, 3 pt planter with no-till and liquid 79 FORD 1900 2WD...... $7500 01 HESS 4790 3X4 SQR ...... NEW TRACTORS JD 8970, 4WD 1998 Rhino SE15-4, 15’ fert...... Coming In 69 MF 65 2WD ...... $4375 ...... $49000 JD 630 30’ disk, good condi- 67 FORD 5000 2WD ...... $8500 98 NH 664 5X6 RND ...$10900 JD 6330, Rental Return JD 2755 OS mower COMBINES 96 CIH 8545 SQR ...... $8500 JD 2305 compact tractor USED LOADERS, 2004 Rhino TX165, 13’ finish tion 06 CIH 2388 ...... $174500 94 JD 535 5X6 RND ...... $8900 JD 3320 compact tractor FEED WAGONS, MISC. mower 2004 MF 9690 combine...... 04 CIH 8010 ...... $178500 TILLAGE NEW SEEDING TOOLS Grain-O-Vator 55 1997 NH 654 twine baler ...... Coming In 04 CIH 8010 ...... $140000 07 ORTH TRIPR 8R ST ...... New Landoll 30’ grain drill JD 6x4 Gator 2002 Sitrex H90, 10 whl rake 1993 White 6125, 2WD, 3000 04 CIH 2388...... $126000 ...... $19500 NEW MISC. Buffalo 160 bu. mixer wagon 2006 Vermeer WR22, 10W hrs., nice 04 CIH 2388 ...... $81000 04 STRIPCAT ...... $16349 rake Degelman Bale King processor 2003 MF 471, 4WD, 650 hrs., 01 CIH 2388 ...... $115000 04 STRIPCAT ...... $16349 Several Used Land Pride 2000 Case IH RS 551 baler PTO wood chippers reduced 01 CIH 2388 ...... $99500 00 DMI 730B ECOLO RIPPR .. Mowers 2008 Case IH DCX131 disk 01 CIH 2366 ...... $77000 ...... $20000 New combine header trailers 1980 White 2-155, Cummins MoCo 00 CIH 2388...... $105000 95 CIH 45' VIBRA SHANK FC . New K.D. loaders Over 20 Used engine, good cond...... 2007 NH 1432 disk, MoCo 99 CIH 2388 ...... $95000 ...... $8500 JD Special Edition Silver Gator Cars & Pickups ...... Reduced, Call 95 CIH 2166 ...... $45000 HESSTON 2210 37' FC .$4500 XUV 2008 Chevy Silverado LT crew Garfield 1600 scraper in stock, 89 CIH 1680 ...... $24000 MARTENS 42' 12BH ...... $6500 McConnell Machinery 10’ & 12’ pull type levelers cab available for rent 76 GLEANER M ...... $4500 07 GP4336D 36'D ...... $25500 2007 Ford Taurus SE . .$7,450 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS Danuser hyd. post hole diggers Gehl 2880 round baler, auto, 08 JD 625 25' FLEX .....$27900 01 KRAUSE 4995 36' D ...... 2006 Chevy Z71 crew cab, 4x4 NEW TILLAGE 785-843-2676 excellent condition...$13,000 07 CIH 2162 40' FLEX .$65000 ...... $28500 2006 Chevy Trailblazer LS, 4x4, or 04 CIH 1020 30' FLEX .$24000 00 SUNF 1233-32 32'D $26500 Sunflower 5055, 50’ F.C. Hoelscher accumulator, 2 yrs. 54K 3313 Nebraska Terr.Ottawa, KS 02 CIH 1010 25' ...... $11500 84 SUNF 1541 38' DISK ...... Sunflower 36’ disk old, excellent cond.....$8,900 99 CIH 1020 30' ...... $10500 ...... $14500 2006 Chevy Silverado LTcrew cab 785-242-1463 2005 Challenger RB56 baler WE HAVE NEW LANDPRIDE 2006 Ford F150 XLT super 98 CIH 1020 30' ...... $17500 BAKER 3200 10 BP ...... $7500 6’ & 7’ ROTARY MOWERS with new wrap...... $25,000 97 CIH 1020 30' ...... $11500 JD 400 8R RH...... $2500 crew, 62K Evenings SPECIAL PRICES NH 276 wire tie baler, good 97 JD 925F 25' FH ...... $11000 MISC. 2006 Ford F150 super cab $9,850 785-979-2271 cond., hyd. density ....$2,900 99 CIH 1010 30' ...... $10500 08 TORO 74253 ZT ...... $7900 2005 Chevy Silverado Z71 crew Sitrex 8 wheel, used, excellent 98 CIH 1010 25' ...... $8500 03 EXMARK ZT ...... $2950 NEW HAY EQUIPMENT cab, 4x4 cond...... $1,995 98 CIH 1010 30' ...... $10000 08 AC PROWLER 4X4... $8300 H&S rakes, 12-16 wheels 2005 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, Hesston 1340 Mo Co w/swivel 97 CIH 1010 30' ...... $11750 08 AC 250 2WD ...... $2600 USED TILLAGE 3rd seat 97 CIH 1010 30' ...... $9500 06 POLARIS 450 4X4.... $3850 hitch...... $14,000 Landoll finisholl, 30’ 2005 Chevy Trail Blazer 4x4 . . 96 CIH 1010 30' ...... $8900 05 POLARIS 500 4X4 ....$2950 Landoll 17 shank soilmaster www.mcconnellmachineryco.com 1997 Hesston 1360 15’ disc 94 CIH 1010 25' ...... $8000 03 POL 600 SPRTSMN 4X4 ...... $9,950 JD 22’ 2” 630 disk 2005 Chevy 2500 HD ext. cab, mower cond...... $13,900 07 JD 1293 12R CH .....$54000 ...... $3995 1988 GP drill, good condition, JD 26’, 630 disk diesel, 58K New Sitrex 10 wheel rake in 00 JD 1293 12R CH ...$420000 Call for More ATV & lawn always shedded. 785-865-6965. 99 JD 893 8R CH ...... $23000 equip. JD 712, 17 shank mulch tiller 2005 Chevy Silverado LS ext. stock ...... $3,900 94 CIH 1063 12R CH... $29500 USED HAY & FORAGE cab, 64K IHC #4600 field cultivator 29’ 2003 Hesston 1345 disc 97 JD 653A R HEAD ... $10000 Straub EQUIPMENT 2004 Chevy Silverado, 69K, with harrow, excellent condition. mower, swivel hitch .$17,000 90 JD 1243 12R CH .....$18500 JD 530 rd. baler ext. cab 402-448-5235. White 226, 24’ field cultivator .. 84 JD 853 R HEAD ...... $7500 International JD 375 rd. baler 2004 Toyota Tacoma double ...... $2,500 01 EZTRAIL 500 ...... $7000 8N FORD tractor, new motor, Salina, Kansas JD 567 mega wide cab, 42K 1 set of 900/60 R32 combine 94 KINZE 840 ...... $13500 very nice, 620-786-9624. A&L 42 GC ...... $9500 1-800-658-4653 Vermeer 605K rd. baler 2004 Chevy Trail Blazer ext. LS, tires on Agco rims...... $7,900 GRAIN DRILL 785-452-1180 Eric 3 pt. hyd. rake 4x4, 3rd seat 1998 JD 9510, Contour Master, EZ Trail header trailers in 08 GP 3N4010HDP 40' NO 785-493-4999 Kevin JD 568 mega wide rd. baler 2003 Toyota Tacoma double dial-o-matic, duals, new tires, stock TILL ...... $79500 JD 4895 windrower, 16’ sickle cab, 98K bin extension, chaff spreader, 07 CB 4000 30' ...... $52900 Lawrence, KS Pratt, Ks. JD 566 w/surface wrap www.dauertruckcenter.com good condition, $75,000. 785- 05 JD 455 35' ...... $41500 JD 567 w/surface wrap 446-2870. 785-427-6552. 785- 785-843-8093 05 CB 4025 25' ...... $38500 1-877-680-4455 JD 566 rd. baler 262-1058. 01 JD 455 35' ...... $35500 Marion, Kansas 1996 NH 664 round baler 800-654-5191 99 GP N3010 30' NO TILL ...... 16 ROWS bolt on Martin spad- USED DRILLS & PLANTERS Fax: 785-843-1014 ...... $38000 1-877-382-2188 ing closing wheels and drag 99 CB 4000 25' ...... $15500 620-382-5439 Marlin JD 7200, 6 row planter chains for JD planter. 785-474- 95 GP 1500 15' NO TILL ...... JD 1750, 6 row conservation WANTED: NEW Holland 499 3472, evenings. swather, good condition. 785- ...... $18500 Wichita, Ks. w/liq. fert. DAUER 589-2419. 785-554-8669. 93 GP 26' FOLDING $ ...... 7900 2009 JD 455, 35’ IMPLEMENT 93 JD 455 25' ...... $16500 1-800-779-7012 JD 455, 35’ 2002 NH TM 135, 2600 hours GP 3SF30 30' DRILL ...$15500 CO., INC. with 850 TL self ride loader, very 92 JD 455 35' ...... $21500 Hutchinson Ks. JD 30’, 455, plain grain GP 45' FOLD ...... $11500 Double time hitch 785-825-2141 good, $50,000. 785-562-7495. 1-800-658-1714 Sunflower 25’ no till drill 89 GP 2 SEC 30' ...... $8000 Salina, Kansas FOR SALE OR TRADE 85 CB 3400 30' ...... $5900 USED COMBINES & HEADERS Larned Ks. South 81 Highway 2 JD 750 NTD 2 DRILL HITCH JD 930 rigid 650/85R38 RAD DT Class 7 .... 1650 Oliver ...... $3,850 ...... $20000 1-866-400-3105 USED TRACTORS 3 miles S. of Mid-State Mall ...... $1,683 Gravity Wagons, 200-500 PLANTERS JD 4630 PS www.dauerimplement.com 540/65R30 RAD 9000 Class 7. bushel 03 CIH 1200 8RN ...... $19500 Great Bend, Ks. JD 4430 ...... $826 01 WHITE 8108 8RN ....$24900 1-800-658-1706 (After Hours) 480/80R38 RAD AT 23 ....$890 Cooter’s 01 WHITE 6722 12RN Ford 535 Industrial tractor JIM ...... 785-668-2582 w/loader FOLDING...... $15750 (After Hours) DON’S TIRE 785-562-2027 JD 4020 gas w/loader, nice WHITE 6122 12RN ...... $13000 Day or evening WHITE 6100 12RN ...... $9995 JD 8320 MFD Auto Sales TF 866-888-7838 97 CIH 950 12RN ...... $22500 JD 4430 w/720 loader MIKE ...... 785-822-2613 Abilene, KS Blue Rapids, KS Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 35 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY PLANTER SALVAGE NEW EQUIPMENT — ITEMS FOR SALE — 1977 JD 7700 combine 4x4; Good Allis Chalmers 1170 CASE with loader 4840 Unverferth grain carts & grav- 2007 JD 7420 tractor, 2600 1993 JD 9500 combine 4x4. Tractors JD with 280 loader and grapple IH 400-500-800-900-950 Cyclo ity boxes hrs., MFWD, left hand re- 785-548-5071. 180 diesel...... Call For Price 7140 MFWA International. 620-727-4161. JD 494-1280, 7000, plate and Bush Hog mowers 5’-15’ verse ...... Call 1997 NH versatile 9282, 260 200 diesel cab ...... Make Offer plateless Vermeer BP8000 bale proces- 2003 JD 1590 no till drills, 7.5 HP, 2960 hrs, excellent, 7060 PD, duals sor spacing, 30 ft., nice, will $65,000; 2005 sprayer special- 7045, PST, CAH, duals Koelzer Repair Vermeer 605 Super M Balers split ...... $50,000 ties XLRD, 1250 gal., 60’, Ra- JOHN BERGMAN Vermeer twin rakes JD 1520 drill, 15 ft., very nice.. Seneca, KS • 785-336-3158 Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 ven, excellent, $17,300; 300 gal. USED TRACTORS ...... $9,000 front mount tank, fits Case IH BOBCATS - TRADE-INS GALVANIZED CULVERTS White 2-85 cab & air 2002 JD 893 cornhead, hyd. 8900 series, $800. Topeka. JD 7200 6 row planter, vac- 1985 Agripower 9000 open large selection, 12”-60”, var. White 4-210 w/duals deck plates, contour$22,000 785-235-0355. 785-640-5338, uum, liquid fertilizer, good ma- tractor, 820 hrs...... $8,500 lengths. 785-286-0501. Cock Shutt 550 tractor, collec- JD 7200VAC 16R30 flex cell. chine, $6,000. 316-799-2510. 2008 Bobcat 5220, cab & heat, tor planter, fert., trash wheels, 300 hrs...... $25,000 TRACTORS IH 656 hydro w/loader plastic boxes...... $24,500 CASE 2590 white power shift WANTED: GT 2080 and 1580 2008 Bobcat 5250, cab & heat, 2008 Case IH MX245 White 2-105 JD 544 payloader ...... $12,500 air 3 point duals. 785-534-0006. and 1080 grain cleaners. 785- 500 hrs...... $28,000 2007 Case IH Maxxum 130 USED ROUND BALERS JD 2640 tractor...... $8,000 857-3753. 2008 S250 open, 585 hrs...... Pro, MFD w/KMW loader Gehl 1500 rd. baler 1999 JD 925 flexhead, full fin- ...... $26,000 OUR 60th YEAR WANTED TO buy set of axle 1974 JD 4430 quad, 4975 hrs. JD 510 rd. baler ger auger, nice ...... $12,000 2008 Bobcat S300 C&H, 2 sp., NEW TRACTORS mount duals for JD 4440, HAY EQUIPMENT Hesston 956A Hesston 1340 rotary swather, 710 hrs...... $30,000 2010 JD 7230 18.4x38. 785-747-8011. 2006 Hesston 3986, 14 wheel Hesston 5580 1998 model...... $9,000 USED TRACTORS 2008 Bobcat 331, LA, mini ex, rake Hesston 560A Sunflower 1330 disc, 21 ft., 2009 JD 8430 PS 1979 JD 4440, quad range, C, H & air 540 hrs. ....$34,000 H&S 12 wheel carted rake 2 - Vermeer 605 Super J new blades, 24 in. ....$8,000 2004 JD 7420 MFWD 7,620hrs, complete overhaul at 2005 Bobcat S175 SJC, 600 2002 JD 4895 SP windorwer Vermeer 605F JD 714 disc chisel ...... $8,000 2004 JD 7520 MFWD 7,020hrs, $19,000. 785-632- hrs...... $19,750 New Hesston 3312 disk Vermeer 605L w/net Beshler 3 pt. spray boom ...... 1996 JD 7800 2WD 4577. 2008 Bobcat S205 H51, ACS, mower cond. 2 - Vermeer 605M’s ...... $2,000 1990 JD 4255 300 hrs...... $28,000 2002 Hesston 856A rd. baler Vermeer 605K JD 450 end wheel drill..$6,000 1981 JD 4440 WE ARE DEALERS FOR 2005 Bobcat S220, open, New Hesston 3315 disk NH BR 780A 2004 JD 956 MoCo swather COMBINES x 2050 hrs...... $18,000 USED MISCELLANEOUS impeller, hyd. tilt .....$19,500 mower/conditioner 2008 JD 9670 Service on all Used hyd. auger/gravity box Case IH RS 551 round baler ... Hesston 1160 MoCo 2006 JD 9560 Bobcat Equipment Westendorf TA46 w/grapple ...... $8,000 Used H&S 14 wheel hi cap 2005 JD 9660 g Stop by and talk to us. rakes and JD mounts 2000 JD 893 cornhead, HYD 2002 JD 925F NH 851 rd. baler JD 700 hyd. rake DP ...... $20,250 Kelly-Ryan - Landoll Now Is The Time To Trade 1995 JD 9500 PRWD Kewanee - Westendorf MISCELLANEOUS Used Stihl chain saws 1999 Hesston 4755 square NEW EQUIPMENT ALL MACHINES INSPECTED Crustbuster Speed King drive SALVAGE baler ...... $27,000 C.E. Attachments & READY TO WORK. SPECIALS H&S over pit conveyor Oliver 2255 JD 853A row head...... $8,500 2010 JD 1590 drill South on Rosencutter Riteway 35’ header trailer Vermeer 605 F & H balers 2002 JD 956 MoCo swather JD 741 SL in Manhattan, KS impeller...... $19,500 SKID LOADERS 1999 Sunflower 9420, 25’ JD 741 NSL & ATTACHMENTS For More Details Call no-till drill JD 930 and 925 rigid heads .... ‘09 Cimarron header trailers New 12”, 16” M&M tree shears Greg • 785-215-4285 Bish head changer, IH com- ...... Call HAY EQUIPMENT 2008 Gehl 5240E, 1300 hrs. Travis • 785-410-8985 bine to JD head Sunflower G offset disc, 21 ft. . 2009 JD 568 2007 Gehl 4840E, 1700 hrs. Office • 785-537-9979 New Brandt 850 grain cart ...... $2,000 2005 JD 567 CEA pallet forks, tooth bars New Brandt 1050 grain cart Hesston 560 baler, kicker...... 2009 JD 946 MoCo Used 6’ Mensch sand shooter 1962 MF65 tractor...... $4,000 New Harvest International 10” ...... $3,000 New big bale forks New Mensch, manure scrprs MF 124 baler ...... $2,750 & 13” augers DMI 5 shank ripper...... $4,500 1994 JD 535 w/wrap Lowe hydr. post hole digger MF 128 baler ...... $1,500 Icon 1632 grader 2006 Hardi sprayer, 1200 gal- USED EQUIPMENT Haugen brush grapples 2 - 20’ MF rigid heads...... $850 Farmhand 1140 mounts only lon, 60 ft., Commander...... 2008 JD 1990 CCS, 30’ Worksaver Bale forks Schaffer 12’ offset disc.$2,250 for TW Ford G & R IMPL. CO...... Coming In 2005 JD 1590 drill w/seeder NEW EQUIPMENT Ford 3 & 4 bottom mounted KMW 1760 loader WESTENDORF-BUSH HOG 2000 CIH 1083 cornhead, 2003 JD 4710 sprayer Cimarron 8’ rotary mowers plow ...... $250 CONSIGNED EQUIPMENT STIHL poly...... $18,500 2002 JD 1590 drill Enorossi 12 wheel rakes Koyker 565 loader, IH mounts. Westfield WC 1335 belt con- 1996 JD 930 flexhead ...... 2004 JD 1750, 6RN 620-732-3245 ...... $2,750 veyor, hyd. drive ...... Coming In SOLID — STABLE USED EQUIPMENT or 620-732-2275 Dual 3100 loader, IH mounts... Donahue EXG swather trailer Vermeer 23A rake, nice$7,500 STILL JD Used Gehl 125 grinder/mixer DURHAM, KANSAS ...... $1,750 Hesston 565A rd. baler Case IH 1010, 25 ft. header .... 785-336-2138 Days Used Gehl MX95 grinder/mixer Case IH 955, 12 row planter ...... $5,000 AC 6080 tractor 1978 MF 2675 tractor...$7,500 Case & IH Allen twin hyd. rake ...... $3,000 Gehl 1870 rd. baler Hesston 22’ field cultivator ...... Tractor Salvage Better Built 2600 gallon honey- ...... $1,500 wagon...... $8,000 SENECA IMPL.CO. JD 7000 6R30 plate planter..... Case 300’s thru 2096 JD 1243 cornhead, 12R30 ...... $1,500 Hwy. 36 West Crustbuster 30x8 drill ...$1,750 IH 460’s thru 5488 ...... Call SENECA, KANSAS Krause 12’ offset disc...$2,000 Over 1000 Tractors on shelf 1998 JD 693 cornhead$15,000 785-548-5855 Nights New & Rebuilt parts for all 1998 Case IH 1083 cornhead, Day ...785-336-2621 Krause 1904 21’ disc....$2,250 d Visit Us At Ford 10’ wheel disc ...... $800 brands of tractors & combines 8x30...... $12,000 Night...... 785-336-2502 Sunflower 9433 drill, 30 ft., jddealer.deere.com/toddtractor Gleaner A, 6-30 cornhead...... Want to buy 2008 model, sharp..$48,000 Seneca, Kansas SWATHER TRAILER for me- ...... $1,250 t Case & IH salvage tractors Sunflower 1233 disc, 32 ft...... dium size swather 5th wheel Hardy TR800 sprayer...$2,250 Superior Impl., Inc...... Coming In JD 1590 drill 15’x71/2” spac- hitch, clean, $2,300. 785-548- Demco 500 gal. sprayer ..$950 Elmer’s Repair 1998 JD 893 cornhead$18,000 ing, 3000 acres, $27,500. 620- 5720. Perkins 354.4 turbo engine ..... 402-879-4723 CENTRALIA, KS White 2-85 tractor, cab.$6,000 767-3155...... $800 Evening 402-879-3719 785-857-3248 3400 CRUSTBUSTER no-till Superior loader to fit small MF Complete listing on our web: MASSEY-FERGUSON 85 trac- SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA www.elmersrepair.com drill, 15ftx7.5 spacing, low acres, tractor ...... $300 www.jonesmachineryinc.com tor, 60 hp, live PTO, power very good older drill. 785-926- steering, good paint, tires OK. Mellenbruch BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILY 4713. BRUNA IMPL. CO. 4430 hrs., SP . $46,500.00 (M) New plugs , wires and distributor Machinery 1997 Spra-Coupe 3640 50' 2005 DALTON 12 shank, JONES cap. Can deliver for extra. Soldier, Kansas TRACTORS booms, 2700 hrs., SP ...... 785-819-2376. spring loaded, anhydrous appli- YEAR ...... $38,950.00 (S) MACHINERY, INC. cator, Raven cold flow, covering 785-834-2541 1994 Agco Allis 9630 MFD, COMBINES Smith Center, KS 5034 SUNFLOWER field culti- disks, $17,000; 2006 Agco Cell: 785-305-1483 4819 hrs ...... $35,000 (H) 1990 CIH 1660, 4x4, 4486 hrs . 785-282-3000 vator, 27’ with NH3 attachment spray-coupe, diesel Allison auto- 2005 CIH DX55 MFD w/ldr, 129 ...... $27,500 (S) 785-282-0432 Cell and 3 bar harrow; 4212 sun- matic, 60 ft. booms, 1031 hrs, WANTED: JD no-till drill 750 1990 CIH 1680, 4553 hrs ...... hrs...... $30,500 (M) 785-686-4005 flower II shank Conser- till chisel $67,000. 785-562-6504. 785- or 1590 with fertilizer; JD 918 or 2006 CIH MX210 MFD, 1083 ...... $19,500 (C) Evening Calls Welcome with harrow. All equipment pur- 562-6456. 920 flexhead. 785-238-1484. hrs...... $103,500 (M) 1994 CIH 1688, 4325 hrs ...... chased new, always shedded. 1980 JD 4440 2WD, 6210 hrs ...... $35,000 (O) McAdams. 785-632-3046. 785- 1996 CIH 2188, 4221 hrs ...... GRASS & GRAIN 1980 Mack DM686, twin screw EMPLOYMENT ...... $32,500 (M) 632-4622. 1993 JD 4960 2WD, 4810 hrs ...... $75,500 (H) 785-539-7558 15’ barrel bed, 20,000 lb. frt. Appraisal Career Opportunity ...... $52,500 (S) 1987 Case IH 1680, 4309 hrs. . axle, 55,000 lb. rear. Runs Recession proof business. Our 1997 NH 8870 MFD, 3726 hrs ...... $25,000.00 (M) good...... $9,800 ...... $68,500 (H) 2004 Case IH 2388, 962 hrs. ... 1997 JD 455G Track loader, 4 top appraisers earn over 1996 Case IH 3220 2wd w/ldr, ...... $148,500.00 (W) in 1 bucket, new teeth, serv- $100,000/year appraising live- We Now Carry ice records, 4390 hrs., runs stock and equipment. Agricul- 166 hrs...... $16,750 (H) 2007 Case IH 2577, 640 hrs. ... MacDon Swathers 1991 Case IH 5130 2wd, 6854 ...... $173,500.00 (M) good...... $22,750 tural background required. hrs...... $24,500 (M) 2008 Case IH 2588, 550 hrs. ... 785-979-2411 Classroom or Home Study 1989Case IH 685 2wd, 3825 ...... $199,500.00 (M) courses available. hrs...... $13,500 (W) 2009 Case IH AFX 7088, 362 504M Classic baler 800-488-7570 665 Rancher baler FLEXICOIL 30’ no-till, disk 1998 Case IH MX100 MFD w/ldr hrs...... $219,500.00 (M) FREE Loader Program drill, 24runx15” spacing 1720 www.amagappraisers.com 604 and 605 Super M baler w/New Tractor ...... $42,500.00 (C) 2009 Case IH AFX 7088, 927 179 bushel aircart, shedded, hrs...... $209,500.00 (M) R2300 & R2800 twin rakes CT 55U4C cab w/ldr., cpt t. 1999 Case IH MX120 MFD w/ldr, $1600. 402-826-0238. WANTED: PART-TIME or 6832 hrs...... $42,500.00 (C) 2000 Gleaner R62, 3344 hrs.... VR-1022, 10 wheel rake MTX120 tractor full-time spray coupe driver/ WR22 wheel rakes 2001 Case IH MX150 MFD, ...... $83,500.00 (M) USED TRACTORS TIRE TOWN INC. farm manager. Call 620-983- TD 120 tedder 2958 hrs...... $72,500 (M) 1999 JD 9510, 2550 hrs...... 1260 MF tractor & loader 4WD 480/70R28 (16.9) full tred .$700 2144. 2003 Case IH MX230 MFD, ...... $78,500.00 (W) MC1030 disc mwr cond., 10.5’ 175 MF diesel tractor TM 800 trail mower 18.4R46 80% ...... $500 4698 hrs...... $84,500 (M) 2004 NH CR940A, 1466 hrs..... 20.8-38 New 10 Ply ...... $760 ANTIQUES 2007 Case IH MX245 MFD, 524 ...... $132,500.00 (M) TM1200, 15.5’ trail mower BP8000 RH, Flo tires bl. proc. 31/1350-15 rib...... $100 hrs...... $132,500.00 (W) 1991 NH TR86, 3532 hrs...... WANTA’ SEE Some neat old BP8000 bale processor RH, 600/65R28 irreg. 100%.....$925 2006 Case IH MX255 MFD, ...... $23,850.00 (M) Chainsaws Sales & Service 295/75R22.5 Hwy ...... $180 Antiques & Primatives? www. also have with final cut Zero Turn Mowers 1255 hrs...... $126,500 (H) 14.9R46 New 7150 lbs. .$1,100 ashleysauction.net All Rebuilt Equipment WINKEL MFG 2007 Case IH MX305 MFD, 983 Bruna Impl. Co. 710/70R38 80% ...... $850 hrs...... $154,500.00 (H) Have 1 Year Warranty Flatbeds 480/80R50 100% tread..$1,500 2008 Case IH Puma195 MFD, C - Clay Center, KS Livestock Equipment BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS 19-16.1 Rib 10p ...... $165 550 hrs...... $87,500.00 (S) Call Tony, Rod or Toby 2005 Case IH STX325 4WD, 785-632-5621 520/85R46 irregular ...... $1,500 Hardwood Lumber 1300 hrs...... $149,500.00 (C) 14.9R34 fwd 80% ...... $400 H - Hiawatha, KS 2005 Case IH STX425 4WD, 605L net kicker ...... $16,750 18.4-38 New 10Ply ...... $570 Oak & Cottonwood Call Bruce or Francis 605K net monitor ...... $9,750 800/70R38 factory irreg. $2,000 1200 hrs...... $166,500.00 (M) For trailers, decks, horse stalls, 2003 Case IH STX450 Quadtrak, 785-742-2261 605M nt kicker, flt tires$26,500 Nationwide shipping construction, fencing, etc. 2565 hrs...... $165,000.00 (C) M - Marysville, KS 504H, rebuilt ...... $5,000 Special Prices • New & Used SQ 184, 7’ 3 pt. cutter CUSTOM CUT TO ANY SIZE 1979 Case 4690 4WD, 5974 Call Don or Roger TM800 trail mower...... $9,500 All sizes-major brands hrs...... $18,000.00 (H) R21 twin rake, rebuilt....$4,750 Zero turn mowers We deal Tyler or Alan Also kiln dried hardwoods 2006 Challenger MT765B track, R23A twin rake ...... $7,000 USED EQUIPMENT 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 785-562-5304 2445 hrs...... $169,000 (H) R2300 twin rake, demo .....Call AMT 323, 10’6” mower cond. CAN CUT YOUR LOGS 2006 McCormick CX105 MFD, S - Seneca, KS BP8000 bale proc., demo..Call Frontier RB1072 6’ blade 2002 JD 956 Moco steel fluted Kansas 165 hrs...... $48,000 (C) Call Kevin, Todd or Gary VERMEER USED EQUIP. 307 Bush Hog mower...$2,000 conditioner, 1000 PTO, excel- SPRAYERS 785-336-2111 604 Super J kicker...... $7,000 160 Bush Hog 13’ r. cut $2,000 lent, $15,000. 785-678-2423. Hardwoods, Inc. 2002 Case IH SPX4260 90' 504G w/hay saver, nice $4,500 3126 Bush Hog 10’ mwr$3,500 Belvue KS booms, 3072 hrs...... W - Washington, KS 4020 ENGINE runs, $2500; hy- 504G baler...... $2,750 F915 JD 2T mower...... $3,000 ...... $102,000.00 (C) Call Jacob, Richard or Ted draulic boxes, $500 each; 1984 785-456-8141 605F balers ..$2,000 to $3,000 X Mark 2T, 23 hp, 60”. ..$4,000 2004 RHS 1280 80' booms ...... 785-325-2232 Case 2096 MFWD, 9400 hours ...... $18,500.00 (W) Sloop Sales & X Mark 2T, 27 hp., 56” ..$5,000 with loader, $19,500 obo. 785- USED OIL well pipe, good con- www.brunaimplementco.com 2006 RHS FPIII 80' booms...... 2204M Ctry Clip.l w/bgr $2,500 541-0074. dition, 1-1/8” OD 25’ lengths, ...... $25,500.00 (C) Hook’s Repair, Inc. Lyndon, KS 66451 Grazer 2T mower...... $2,000 $0.25 ft. 2-3/8” OD 30’ lengths, 1997JD 6600 47' booms, self- ZTR Dixon ...... $550 FOR SALE: Case IH 800 $1.25 ft. 3/4” rod, $0.25 ft. propelled...... $36,000.00 (W) 785-828-4706 RB46 chrg blr, like new$15,250 planter 8x30 liquid fertilizer and Larger Size Available. Edger- 1995 Ro-Gator 854 80' booms, www.sloophook.com drums. 785-987-5421. ton,KS. 913-206-2559. Page 36 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010

BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS SERVICES SPRAY EQUIPMENT WANTED DS PASTURE clearing, cut, FOR SALE: 60’ 1500 gallon LOOKING FOR a used grass SMITH POSTYARD Fortress Fence spray, and pile. Plus, other skid sprayer with Raven controller, drill- Truax or Horizon with at Post, Staves, Poles & Rails Strongest continuous loader work. 785-461-5742. good condition, $2,500 obo. least 2 seed boxes. 785-766- HEDGE- CREOSOTE & CCA fence made. Whitewater. 316-799-2025. 4272 at Lawrence, KS. Pressure Treated 4, 5, 6 & 7 bars available LARRY’S PORTABLE sawmill service, can come saw your JEFF SMITH Bigger...Stronger...Cheaper! PH 620-625-3439 logs. 785-776-8153. 785-565- WANTED 2647. www.smithpostyard1989.com Corral Materials WANTED 10’ or 12’ box More choices...Lowest prices! scraper NE KS-SE NE area. Kansas Forest Butterfly Supply, Inc. Prime & reject pipe, rods, PETS 402-766-3876. 800-249-7473 cable, caps, clips, springs REGISTERED AUSTRALIAN and more. Shepherd puppies, male blue DAMAGED Service seedling • Tubing • Rods • Cable • merles, black tri and bi females, GRAIN Structural Steel ready to go first week of April. • Guardrail • Clips • Square tubing, angles, flats, North of Clifton. 785-348-5404. WANTED shipments delayed LIVESTOCK channel, beams, sheet, plate LOOKING FOR a female regis- STATEWIDE Kansans may be wonder- landowners´ plans and pur- and more. FENCING SUPPLIES tered Sheltie at least 2-3 years We buy damaged corn and ing now, if they´ve already pose for planting, not any of age to be bred to a 4 1/2 year WE DELIVER old registered male Sheltie. beans, any condition bought shrubs and/or trees quality or popularity differ- GoBob Pipe & Steel Must be up to date with all -wet or dry- to use in starting or renovat- ences among the trees,” 877-851-2365 shots, have registration papers including damaged ing a conservation-related Haller said. and be in good health. silo corn. www.gobobpipe.com 785-565-1434. Manhattan, KS. planting this spring, where Another reason to order TOP DOLLAR! www.butterflysupplyinc.com the shipments are. early, he added, is that most IRRIGATION We have vacs The Kansas Forest Serv- of the program´s plants are and trucks. GALVANIZED CULVERTS ice usually starts shipping its only available in one- large selection, 12”- 60”, var. 7 TOWER Valley pivot, good lengths. 785-286-0501. tires, $10,000. 785-820-1579. CALL HEIDI OR Conservation Tree Planting species bundles of 25 bare- GARTON Program orders the second root seedlings. And, bare- STEEL BUILDINGS factory HARVESTING week in March. “Like many roots adjust best if planted in deals, save thousands, 30x40- 29 ga ptd (lifetime wty) .$66/sq NORTHERN AG 100x200. Can erect/ will deliver. 29 ga #2 ptd white ...... $61/sq 1997 FREIGHTLINER day cab places, we´re understaffed early spring, when condi- www.scg-grp.com. Source # 26 ga ptd (lifetime wty) .$79/sq Cummins power 9 speed, SERVICE, INC. now. 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Marysville Livestock Sales EQUIPMENT CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Every Thursday at 12 Noon SATURDAY, MARCH 27Taking — 10:00 consignments AM now! Forbes Field — TOPEKA KANSAS • Donnie Kirkham, Manager • 785-562-1015 1180 US Hwy. 77, P. O. Box 67, Marysville, KS 66508 SALE INFORMATION FOR MARCH 11, 2010 STEERS SABETHA 9 BLK HFR 732@$92.00 BERN 2 BLK STR 322@$127.50 AXTELL 5 BLK HFR 795@$91.00 CENTRALIA 7 BLK STR 485@$124.50 TOP COW 1615# $59.50 BERN 11 MIX STR 499@$122.25 TOP BULL 1935# $73.50 MARYSVILLE 4 BLK STR 502@$122.00 HFRETTES UP TO $81.00 MARYSVILLE 5 BLK STR 580@$117.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR 3-18-2010 BARNES 2 MIX STR 425@$117.00 10 BLK COWS/CALVES RUNNING AGES SENECA 3 BLK STR 510@$116.50 12 HOLSTEIN STRS 400-450# WV SENECA 13 BLK STR 616@$114.50 12 HOLSTEIN STRS 350-400# WV BREMEN 2 BLK STR 647@$107.50 25 HOLSTEIN STRS 450-600# WV SABETHA 11 MIX STR 717@$104.25 30 HOLSTEIN STRS 350-400# WV CENTRALIA 2 BLK STR 695@$103.00 20 HOLSTEIN STRS 800-825# WV MARYSVILLE 4 BLK STR 676@$102.50 60 BLK STRS/HFRS 550-700# WV 1988 Freightliner day cab semi tractor 1993 Chevrolet 2500 Suburban Cheyenne 4WD GOFF 2 BLK STR 707@$101.00 85 BLK & XBRED HFRS 575-600# WV 1986 International 9670 day cab semi tractor 1999 Ford Taurus LX, 4 door sedan FRANKFORT 120 BLK STR 891@$94.50 85 BLK STRS/HFRS 550-750# WV (7) semi box van trailers (3)1997 Ford Taurus GL, 4 door sedan FRANKFORT 120 MIX STR 890@$94.50 1996 Ford F Series Truck with Propane fuel system (2)1996 Ford Taurus GL, 4 door sedan 50 BWF STRS/HFRS 650-800# WV 1993 Ford F800 Truck 1995 Ford Crown Victoria, 4 door sedan 62 BLK HFRS 775-800# WV 1996 International 4700 DT466 flat bed truck 1994 Ford Taurus GL, 4 door sedan HEIFERS 1996 International 4700 DT466E box van truck 1988 Cadillac Deville 4 door sedan BERN 3 BLK HFR 373@$114.00 SPECIAL COW SALE - SATURDAY MARCH 27 - 1991 International 4900 6X4 box van truck 1996 3-4 car hauler trailer BERN 11 BLK HFR 483@$111.50 12:00 NOON 1981 GMC Digger-Deric C6500 Truck 26' Load Max goose neck trailer WASHINGTON 6 BLK HFR 379@$108.50 1 ANGUS BULL - T7 GENETICS 6 YRS OLD 1995 Chevrolet 3500 1 Ton Truck Fork lifts MARYSVILLE 4 BLK HFR 538@$108.00 1993 GMC 3500 one ton box van truck Case 1845 skid steer 5 BLK COWS/CALVES 2-5 YRS OLD LINN 3 MIX HFR 476@$106.50 10 BLK COWS/CALVES RUNNING AGES 1978 Ford 8000 Dump Truck Street sweeper with Chevrolet engine LINN 14 MIX HFR 467@$106.50 1994 Dodge 2500 SLT Laramie flat bed truck 4 WD MaxWork 3000 Hydraulic Pumper 10 1ST CALF HFRS START CALVING APRIL 1 1995 Ford F-150 XL pickup Sears LT 3000 lawn tractor with attachments & imple- MARYSVILLE 3 BLK HFR 458@$106.00 25 BLK BRED COWS & PAIRS RUNNING AGES 1997 Ford Ranger XL, extended cab pickup ments BARNES 9 CHAR HFR 478@$105.00 12 MIX COWS/200#CALVES AGED COWS 1995 Ford Ranger XL, extended cab pickup Three-point 6' mower deck LINN 30 MIX HFR 591@$104.50 12 MIX COWS 8 MO BRED 3YRS OLD (3) 1996 Chevrolet 2500 Suburbans 4 WD Like new Ajax portable air compressor FRANKFORT 2 BLK HFR 535@$104.00 8 BLK COW 8 MO BRED 3 YRS OLD 1995 Chevrolet 2500 Suburban 4 WD 40’ steel storage/shipping containers MARYSVILLE 2 BLK HFR 577@$101.00 8 BLK COWS SPRINGERS 2 YRS OLD Items added often. CENTRALIA 3 BLK HFR 558@$97.00 18 BLK & RED ANGUS COWS/ See website AXTELL 5 BLK HFR 630@$97.00 CALVES RUNNING AGES MARYSVILLE 8 BLK HFR 646@$93.00 www.simnittauction.com 40 BLK COWS/CALVES 2-6 YRS OLD FIELDMEN Darrell Simnitt Jim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson 785-231-0374 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Ralph McLeod 785-249-5916 Barn Phone • 785-562-1015 www.marysvillelivestock.com Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 37 Maximize success through good yearling bull management Winter has given way to a set of females,” he said. proximately two-week in- kept separate from older spring in the Midwest, caus- “Yearlings who run with tervals. bulls at least through their ing some cattle producers to older bulls may be physical- Glenn Selk, OSU Coop- second winter. They should wonder how they might use ly abused to the point erative Extension livestock be placed on the best avail- bulls as yearlings to get an that they settle very few reproduction specialist, said able feed and should receive additional year of use from cows.” the “rest-and-work rotation” regular supplementation un- the animals, reducing the Reduce the cow-to-bull requires more management til the next breeding season. per-cow bull depreciation ratio to about 50 percent of but can be very beneficial. “It’s important to remem- cost. that maintained with older “Yearlings should be left ber that these young bulls Greg Highfill, Oklahoma bulls. with the cow herd for 60 are still growing rapidly, in State University Coopera- “If you run one mature days or less,” he said. “Be- addition to replacing the tive Extension area live- bull to each 30 cows, then yond that time, their body condition lost in the breed- stock specialist, said there 15 cows should be plenty condition will decline, ing pasture,” Selk said. are several management tips for each yearling bull,” which may have long-range “Extra care and feed of that cattle producers can use Highfill said. negative effects on their yearling bulls after the to maximize the success of Some cattle producers growth.” breeding season will result yearling bulls. have successfully rotated Following their removal in more attractive mature “Run yearling bulls only yearling bulls in and out of from the cow herd, yearling bulls with a much higher with other yearling bulls on the breeding pasture at ap- bulls should continue to be salvage value.”

KSU Cattlemen’s Day turned out to be bright and beau- Ron and Lynne Hinrichsen, R&L Angus, Westmore- tiful and was the perfect opportunity to sit a while and land, took the chance to visit with Bill Conley, Conley visit, which is exactly what Wabaunsee County ranch- Angus, prior to the start of the KSU Legacy sale held ers Ryan Michaelis and Gary and Peg Schultz did prior earlier this month at the Beef Purebred Unit. to the start of the Legacy Sale held at the KSU Pure- (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) bred Unit. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) Brad Pardue, manager of the KSU Horse Unit, put one of the lots in the KSU Legacy sale through its paces for Building Solutions You Can Trust all to watch. He, along with several student workers, “Experience the Difference” demonstrated a number of skills that these ranch hors- WANTED: es possessed, showcasing the fact that these animals Hunting and Investment Properties were ready to go to work. We have buyers wanting hunting & investment properties! Our marketing sites get 100,000 + hits/month from ADAMS ENTERPRISES investors, hunters and your neighbors. Mike Adams - Owner/Operator Visit us today at: www.KsLandCo.com Engineered Wood Framed Metal Buildings 785-410-3176 Or contact MARK UHLIK Call for FREE ESTIMATE or visit our Website For on-line pricing Land Marketing Specialist & Broker/Auctioneer Licensed Insured Building Materials and do it yourself 785-325-2740 Building kits available. K-Construction Inc. Manhattan, Kansas Alta Vista, KS Liquid Fertilizer/Chemical Application www.k-constructioninc.com785-499-5296 AUCTION MONDAY, APRIL 5 — 9:30 AM AUCTION LOCATION: From the Southwest comer of PALCO, KANSAS, go 3 miles South on the blacktop road, 1 mile West & 1/4 mile South. 9:30 A.M. - Shop tools & equipment. 1:00 P.M. -Tractors, Combine & Farm Machinery. Trucks, trailers, Livestock equipment & household to follow. 2008 JD 9670 STS Rotor Com- 1956 40+ ft. flatbed, EZ Trail bine, 2009 30' Draper header 700 grain cart, Car trailer, 2000 under warranty, 2-2009 JD F-350 w/hydra bed 4x4 diesel, 9330 4x4 tractors 348 hrs & 1989 Freightliner 855 Cum. 588 hrs. under warranty, 2009 eng., 1989 Freightliner 3406 JD 8130 MFWD w/loader, 1980 Cat eng., 1981 IHC 4300 JD 4840 w/new loader, JD Transtar 855 Cum. eng., 1979 4890 Swather wi 18' header, 4300 twin screw 20' box & 2007 JD 568 Round Baler, hoist, 1978 GMC 6500 427 H&S 32' rake, JD 1820 Air eng., 18' box & hoist, 2008 Po- seeder with dual 1900 tank laris 700 4x4, 4 wheeler, JD cart, Case IH 5300 45' anhy- riding mower F-911, For-Most drous applicator, JD 630 Tan- working chute w/palpation end, dem disc, SF 28' Tandem disc, feed bunks, dart guns, fence SF 7-5 Undercutter, 2-3060 post, cattle guards, shop equip- Fallow Kings, Orthman l3 ment which includes shop shank ripper, Landoll1632 pull compressor, welders, plasma type grader 16 ft., Holcomb cutter, tire changer, shop 1200 Scraper, 8' rock picker, 8' press, coupler machine for hyd. Scraper, 2008 Titan livestock fittings, floor jacks, power trailer 6'8 x 24, 2000 Titan live- washers, shop tools, bolt bins, stock trailer 6'8 x 24, 198020' porta power 10-ton, boomers & Merritt pup grain trailer, 1979 chains, chain hoist on A 40' Doonan grain trailer, 1975 frames, impact wrenches, plus Cornhusker 38' grain trailer, much more. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Only checks with proper ID ac- cepted. EVERETT MCKENNA ESTATE ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATE: LESLIE A. HESS, HAYS, KS EXECUTOR FOR THE ESTATE: DUSTIN BEMIS, PH. # (785)650-9310 RANCH HAND: RICK LEWIS, PH. # (785) 662-8020 For more information or brochure contact Farmland Auction & Realty Co., Inc. or visit our website at www.farmlandauction.com 2707 Broadway, Hays, KS 67601 • (785) 628-2851 Page 38 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Economist says seasonal peak may be getting near for cattle By Derrell S. Peel cent higher. Boxed beef April. Fed prices are high- steady economic recovery; Cattle and beef markets and fed cattle prices have er due to stronger boxed and favorable trade pat- may be near the seasonal no doubt been helped by beef and by-products val- terns. The greatest threat, peak that usually occurs at winter weather that has ues roughly $3/cwt. higher especially for feeder cat- the end of the first quarter. contributed to lighter car- (live basis) than last year. tle, will be evolving corn The fact that all cattle and cass weights and reduced Feeder prices appear to market conditions. wholesale beef prices have beef production. be getting support on sev- While corn prices have increased seasonally this Choice boxed beef price eral fronts. Heavy feeder moderated significantly for year is a good sign com- appears to have stalled out cattle prices are stronger the time being, concerns pared to the counter-sea- this last week, unable to on limited supplies and are already in place about sonal first quarter weak- crack the $150/cwt. level better feedlot demand as delayed field work and ness in cattle and beef but the fact that it is hold- feedlots see some opportu- possible late planting. prices last year. While it is ing steady is a good sign nity to price cattle against From this point on the corn difficult to credit much of given the weather disrup- strong Live cattle futures. market will likely be more the current strength in cat- tions in major consumer Stocker cattle prices volatile as we engage in the Chris and Josh Dauer, Falun, study their notes at the tle and beef prices to eco- areas. Seasonal pressure could easily increase a bit annual game of second nomic recovery with any on boxed beef prices will more into April as general- guessing corn production outset of the Double Feature production sale last week certainty, the fact that mar- build in the next two to ly good moisture condi- from now until harvest. in Washington. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) kets are behaving season- four weeks and boxed beef tions across much of the ally is an indication that prices may have peaked U.S. is contributing to ro- the economy is not drag- unless additional demand bust summer grazing de- ging markets down as it did support materializes. mand in several regions of this time last year. Fed cattle prices may the country. While feeder, Choice boxed beef price have peaked a bit early, fed and boxed beef prices is currently about ten per- helped by winter weather, will all face seasonal price cent higher than this same and have limited potential pressure into the summer, time one year ago, while to move slightly higher be- the impact may be limited fed and feeder cattle fore facing seasonal pres- due to limited cattle num- prices are nearly 15 per- sure as we move through bers; continued slow but UNRESERVED AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 First Lot Scheduled to Close at 10:00 AM Central Time www.bigiron.com ONLINE INTERNET ONLY Equipment owned by various owners, visit www.bigiron.com for more information TRACTORS JD 500 Grain Cart 94 JD 4960, MFWD, 6,362 Hrs, 79 Chevy C6500 Grain Truck Killbros Model 490 Grain Cart, SN: RW4960P009825 78 Chevy C6500 Grain Truck SN: K91028 89 JD 2155, 5,177 Hrs, SN: 88 Ford C7000 Truck JD 3970 Pull Type Chopper, L02155G664091 SN: 03970X84110 TRAILERS 88 JD 4450, 12,770 Hrs, SN: 08 Timpte 4006-A Grain Trailer HAYING EQUIPMENT RW4450P026866 03 Route Warren Gooseneck 07 NH H8040 Swather, 367 84 JD 4850 MFWD, 8,106 Hrs, Flatbed Hrs, SN: Y7G660089 SN: RW4850P005778 02 JHM Frameless Round 06 JD 567 Big Round Baler, 82 JD 4840, 10,376 Hrs, SN: Dump Trailer, Model: J2860 SN: E00567X325568 RW4840P015407 00 Great Dane 48'x102" 98 JD 566 Big Round Baler, JD 4630, SN: 6404AR11- Flatbed SN: E00566X128579 437102R 97 Trail-Tech 53' Triple Axle 97 JD 566 Big Round Baler, JD 2940, 6,308 Hrs, SN: Combine Trailer SN: E00566X116790 6359DL 03519124CD 89 Lufkin CF6626 45' Flatbed 99 Case IH RS561 Big Round 66 JD 3020, SN: 113R087848R Baler, SN: CFH0156003-T 85 Merritt 42' Grain Trailer JD 3020, SN: SNT111R- 07 NH 575 Small Square Baler, 086452R 82 Clement 14' Dump Box SN: 90704 Trailer 00 Cat 55 Challenger, 1100 Hrs 03 NH BB960A Big Square on New Motor, SN: AEN00514 80 Theurer 44' Van Trailer Baler, SN: 274476028 82 IH 5288, SN: 2580002U00- 75 Fontain 46' Drop Deck Allen 8827 Hay Rake, SN: 2346 Trailer AHR0593129 77 IH 1486, SN: 2650138U0- FARM EQUIPMENT 01 MacDon 9352 Windrower, 11004 Brillion Land Commander II SN: 142694-01 71 IH 966, 5,178 Hrs, SN: LCS 9152, SN: 191404 99 Case 8880 Disc Windrower, 251017511025 03 Great Plains 40' Planter, 2578 Hrs, SN: CFH0155068 IH 3488, 11,405 Hrs SN: GP-1016PP 04 Hesston 4910 Big Square 83 Case 2290, 5,661 Hrs Fast 8000 Liquid Nitrogen Baler, SN: HN91514 Showing, SN: 12024692 Fertilizer Applicator Hesston 8400 16' Windrower, 72 Case 1070 Agra King, 6,236 97 Sunflower 1544-42 Disc, 2,094 Hrs Hrs, SN: 8694278 42', SN: 1597-188 Hesston 5021 Wheel Rake 73 MF 1800, 3,494 Hrs, SN: Sunflower 555-152 53' Field H&S High Capacity Rake, SN: 9C002526 Cultivator, SN: 5509-119 001039 67 MF 165, 4,178 Hrs, SN: 97 Sunflower 1540 Field Cultivator, SN: 5097-320 PIVOTS 9A39521 (3) 91 T & L 8 Tower Planetary Handlair Vac 560 Grain Vac, Drive Pivots 59 Farmall 560, 6,815 Hrs, SN: SN: 147380 9683 03 JD 1770 24R30" Planter, ROAD GRADER Falion T500C Road Grader, Ford 6610, 2,474 Hrs SN: A01770O8700118 SN: 1402/TG Steiger ST310 Panther, SN: 97 JD 1770 24R30" Planter, ST310 107-00181 SN: H01770B670116 SCRAPERS Reynolds 17CS Pull Type 82 Versatile 895, 7,605 Hrs, 94 JD 7200 8R30" Planter, SN: Scraper, SN: 31113 SN: 91854 H07200E655188 03 Ashland Scraper I 155 TS 82 Versatile 895, 6,500 Hrs, HayBuster 1575 No-Till Drill 15.5 Yd Scraper, SN: 20834 SN: 091320 JD 726 25' Wide Field Finisher, Cat 613B Elevating Scraper, Versatile 150 SN: N00726X004229 SN: 38W07545 SKIDSTEER 95 Krause 4990 Disc, SN: 1532 Bobcat S220 Skid Steer, SN: 96 Modern Flow 80' Liquid ROAD DRAG 526211797 Fertilizer Applicator, SN: Road Groom RG 8.5 W Road 45239025 Drag, SN: RG-030105 TRUCKS & VEHICLES Terra Gator 1603 Dry Fertilizer 99 Navistar International 9400 Spreader, SN: 1610876 TELEHANDLER Truck/Tractor 96 Willmar 785 Sprayer Lull 644LT-34 Telehandler, 3,898 Hrs, SN: D02081N 70 International Loadstar 2010 03 Schaben 8590 1500 Gal Haymover Sprayer BOAT 97 Peterbilt Semi Truck Glastron 20' Inboard/Outboard 95 Landoll Finisholl 850, SN: Boat 86 Peterbilt 359 Truck Tractor 3088 FORKLIFT 97 Freightliner FL120 Twin JD 610 27' Chisel Screw Day Cab Pettibone Super 4-30 Forklift, 8R30” Row Stalker, SN: 270- 2,901 Hrs, SN: 4-596 94 Volvo White/GM WIA Semi 16 Truck LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Sunflower 1331 20' Disc, SN: 08 NH 195 Manure Spreader, 85 White Volvo Tractor Day Cab 1395-208 SN: Y8N013416 86 Kenworth T600 Tractor Truck HARVEST EQUIPMENT Gehl MX125 Grinder Mixer, 87 GMC Brigader Flatbed Truck 93 Case IH 1666 Combine, SN: 16593 89 Chevy Kodiak Grain Truck 3,825 Hrs, SN: JJC0105285 The next Big Iron auction is on April 14!! Log on and bid today! NO BUYERS PREMIUM!! Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 39 dealer, getting an accept- after study has proven that able product just over half it doesn’t cost any more to the time wouldn’t sit well aim for quality. with you. What if your cover- Plus, market signals alls or rubber boots met need time to adjust. Cow your expectations 6 out of 10 numbers are shrinking and times you bought them? You all of these consumers that wouldn’t choose that brand have developed a taste for again. Choice and better beef are That’s no different than going to continue craving it. picking beef as your protein The result? An increased source. You may feel an al- premium, especially if your legiance, a duty, to have a neighbor decides he’s put steak or burger when you too much quality in his dine out, but millions of herd. consumers only connect to As the economy contin- the flavor, juiciness and ten- ues to recover, pent-up con- derness. Surely 65% Choice sumer demand should drive Too much grade? isn’t too much of good thing up the incentive for hitting in their eyes. quality marks. By Miranda Reiman were pointing to a 30-year Evaluating the econom- Some years you might ac- “Too much fun – what’s decline in beef quality. ics might leave you puzzled tually get too much rain. Al- that mean? Barely more than half of the then. The Choice/Select though the green pastures It's like too much money; cattle were grading USDA spread has slipped from its are appreciated, if you can’t there’s no such thing. Choice, but today the pic- record levels of a few years get hay put up or the wet It's like a girl too pretty, ture is much different. Im- ago, and producers selling weather causes problems with too much class; provements in genetics, ra- on a grid might get discour- with mud and sickness you Being too lucky, or a car tion changes and better aged. might think, “Enough is too fast. feeding conditions all led to Take a closer look and enough.” When you’re try- No matter what they say a rise in quality to where you’ll find the reason for a ing to build your herd num- I've done, well I ain't never Choice cattle made up 60% lower price spread between bers, too many male calves had too much fun.” of the total last spring. Choice and Select: That can be a challenge, or too Country music fans know Recent weeks find that na- ratio typically just includes much “attitude” in a cow. that comes from a song pop- tionwide number closer to low Choice, perhaps only a But too much grade? That’s ular in the mid-1990s, but it 65%. couple of marbling flecks just a myth. seems the lyrics could be al- That seems like happy better than Select. That’s Next time in Black Ink, tered to fit today’s beef busi- news for an industry that because nearly all of the Steve Suther will look at Greg McCurry, McCurry Bros. Angus, Mt. Hope, looked ness. seemed to be spinning its premium Choice beef has profits and prophecies. through the Angus seedstock offering at the Laflin “Too much quality – what’s wheels, actually losing gone into branded products. Meanwhile, if you have Ranch, Olsburg earlier this month. that mean? ground in the consumer ac- There’s a larger and questions for us, call toll- (photo by Dennis Katzenmeier) It’s like too much money; ceptance arena. But now more stable premium out free at 877-241-0717 or e- there’s no such thing. that the quality surge ap- there for higher Choice and mail mreiman@certified It’s like a bull too good, or pears steady and strong, Prime brands. And study angusbeef.com. too much hay; rather than just an anomaly 40TH ANNUAL Neighbors too friendly, in the data or a seasonal calves bringing too much pay. spike, some wonder if it’s No matter what the other too much of a good thing. STOP AUCTION cattle made, well I ain’t never Don’t be fooled. Few Water from coming in your Basement or Grain Elevators Kingman County Young Farmers Consignment seen too much grade.” other businesses can get by MONDAY, MARCH 29 — 9:00 AM *** with the mentality that I will pump gel (Oilfield gel) under your floors and/or behind It was just three years mostly Choice is good Your wall to fill any space or crevice where water can creep LOCATED: Kingman County Fair Grounds, 110 W. 1st Ave., King- man OR 6 Blocks South of US 54 and K-14 in KINGMAN, KS ago when industry experts enough. At the implement into your basement or grain elevators. All work guaranteed. DON’T WAIT. 2005 J.D. 6715 Open Station Crustbuster; 32’ x 10” Crust- Tractor w/3-Pt. PTO 16 Spd. buster Hoe Drill (Like New); CALL BILL NICHOLS WATERPROOFING NOW PowerQuad Trans. 550 Hours J.D. 6 RW 30 Cultivator; Bush- 1-800-215-0537 (LIKE NEW) Extra SCV for Hog 6RW 30 Cultivator; 6x18 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Loader; 2001 J.D. 567 Round Semi Mt. Plow; Cub Cadet 100 *Free Estimates-No Excavating * Don’t wait until it floods again * Baler Net Wrap Recent New Mower (Rebuilt Engine); Orth- Main Gear Box and Rebuilt man 5 Shank 3 Pt. Ripper; 4 Pickup; 2006 Featherlite Alu- Bttm J.D. Plow; 3 PT. 4 Bttm minum 25’ w/5 ‘beavertail flat J.D. Plow; HomeMade 13’ 3 deck G/N tandem axle with PT. One Way; 3 Pt. 4 Sect. Rot. 10k lb duals. (Nice); 2003 P J Hoe; J.D. 115 7 Ft. Blade; J.D. FARM AUCTION 24’ with 6’ Beavertail G/N Rollamatic Front End; Gehl SH (Nice); 2005 Donahue Swather 84 2 Rw. Cutter; Cross Hyd. MONDAY, APRIL 5 — 10:00 AM Expandable Swather Trailer 7k Cyl; Hyd. Jacks; Central Hy- At the farm, one mile north and 3/8 mile east of the Ebenezer lb. Axles (Nice); Case 1070 draulics Post Type Air Jack; 30” Church, which is located at the junction of US-24 and Utah with Case Loader Good Rub- White Cross Tool Box; 28” Dia- Road, 6 miles east of CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. ber; 800 Ford Tractor 3Pt. mond Tread In Bed Box; Boxes REAL ESTATE (sells at 12:00 Noon.) P.T.O.; 1961 Case 930 Tractor 2” New Ratchet Straps; JI 12 Volt; 1997 GMC C 7500 427 Case Soil Compaction Meter; The NW ¼ 4-8-4, Highland Township, Clay County, Kansas. This on L.P.5 & 2 Cab and Chassis; 2500 Watt Power Inverter; 4- well located farm, 160 acres, more or less, consists of 10.8 acres 1996 GMC TopKick 366 on L.P. Wheeler Tool Box; Central Ma- cropland in the northwest corner, 69.5 acres native grass Conser- 5 and 2 Spd. Cab and Chassis chine 16 Spd Drill Press; Elec. vation Reserve Program land, 8.5 acres native grass hay meadow, 510 M-F Combine, Cab & Air, Fencers; 6” x 25 SpeedKing with the balance being the old farmstead and pasture, much of Diesel, 18-Ft. Head; 1993 Ford Auger PTO; 35 Gal. Fuel Tank SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 11:00 AM which is heavily overgrown with large cedar, hedge and other F-250 4x4 V-8 Auto w/ Flatbed; W/ Elec Pump; 3 Pt. P.T.O. Fert AUCTION trees. There are two ponds and a small creek in the pasture area. 1992 Dodge 2500 Cummins Seeder Spreader (Like New); 2156 Kingman Terrace — OTTAWA, KS 66067 At the farmstead there is electricity, a water well, a hay shed and Diesel 4x4 C and C (Needs 250 Gal Oblong Water Tank; Directions: (Exit 183) Jct. I-35 and 59 Highway go north to a few other useable buildings. All the cropland, the CRP land, the Trans. Work); 1986 Ford F-250 100 Gal. L.P. Tank; Chicken the 1st stop light, then approximately 3 miles west on 23rd farmstead area, the hay meadow and much of the pasture is gen- 4x4 6.9 Auto C and C; 1979 Feeders; Trailer Ramps; J.D. St., (23rd St. turns into Labette Rd.), then south ½ mile on tly and moderately sloping Crete soils. The cropland and CRP Ford F-150 4x4 Flatbed; 1979 JX 75 21” Mower; Toro Proline Kentucky Rd. Turn east on Kingman Terrace ¼ mile. land have terraces and waterways. The northwest corner of the Ford F-250 4x4 Flatbed w/ Top 21” Mulching Mower; J.D. 50 TRACTOR, COMBINE, HEADS, SEMI, TRAILERS, farm is the intersection of Utah Road and 19th Road. The 10.8 Mt. Deweeze Bale Carrier; Series Orig. Bin Ext.; Cattle SPRAY TRUCK, MORE acre northwest field is open for spring crops. The FSA bases and 1965 Ford ½ ton V-8 Auto Oiler Frames; Cattle Self Feed- yields are 23.6 acres wheat, 28 bushels. The CRP contract, 69.5 (Sells with Bill of Sale); 1964 ers; 15 Flat Bttm. Bunks As we are changing our operation, the following will be acres at $52 per acre, expires on September 30, 2010. The 2010 GMC 4000 w/13 ½ steel bed & (Steel); 10 Rd. Bttm. Bunks offered at public auction at the farm. J.D. 8300 T. Trac Tractor, Bi-fold Drill; Krause 3950 taxes are $780.00. hoist; Snugtop for 2005 and up Plastic; 30 Tire Feed Bunks; 4072 hrs., 4 remotes; 3 pt., disk, 27.5’ (good condition); TERMS ON THE REAL ESTATE:Ten (10) percent down, the bal- Nissan Pickup; 1996 J.D. 535 J.D. 112 Chuckwagon Hi Sides 1000 RPM, Quick Tach; J.D. Century Pull Between Spray ance due on or before May 5, 2010. Possession on the entire Rd. Baler; J.D. 510 Rd. Baler; Bar 6 2400# Cake Feeder 9500 Combine, 3600 eng. Tank, 500 gal. poly; Case farm will be given at closing, on or before May 5, 2010. The J.D. 620 Rake, 3 Pt. PTO Pear- (Nice); 210 J.D. Grain Cart; hrs., 2800 separator hrs. I.H. 496 Disk 32’, new front taxes and the CRP payment will be pro-rated to the date of son Squeeze Chute w/ Trans- Semi Trailer Axles (Spring); R.W.A., 30.5 L 32 drive tires, disk blades; 1981 Loral closing. port; 4x5 Vermeer Rd. Baler; Calf Cradle; Panels; Several 18.4x26 rear rice tires; J.D. Spray Truck, DT 466 Eng., 1160 Hesston Hydraswing Joints 8” Pipe; Loads Hedge 920 Flex Head 20’; J.D. 643 Allison Auto, 1600 gal. stain- This farm is very well located, and is a nice mix of good soils now Swather; N-H 14’ Hydraswing posts Lines and Corners; 2” Corn Head, low tin; J.D. 653 less tank, flotation tires, 65’ in CRP, cropland, pasture and farmstead, with the southeast cor- Swather; 2007 Kawasaki KFX Cast Fert. Pump w/ 5Hp Brig- A Row Head; 2002 White booms, foam markers, Dick- ner being probably the best white tail deer and turkey habitat in the 700 Sport w/ Paddles (Nice); gs; All Sizes Used Tires; 18-4- 8500 12-23 Split Row ey John controller w/ radar; area. 2003 Polaris Sportsman 500 38 50%; 20.8-34 50%; 18.4-42 Planter No Till Coulters, vari- Blue Jet Anhydraus Applica- Real estate auction by Raymond Bott Realty & Auction. For H.O. 227 Hrs. 1575 Miles; Lin- 50%; 2- 14.9 – 24 Tires and able seed rate; 1995 Freight- tor, 45’, 29 shank, Coulters, more information please call 785-325-2734 or 785-747-8017. coln Ranger 8 welder W/ 20 Wheels; 2 Goodyear 19.5 L – liner Tandem Semi, N11 twin cooling towers CMS 100 HP Kohler 15 Hrs. (Like 24 R4 Swather Tires on 8 Bolt Cummins 10 spd., 55K on Dickey John controller; Case STARTING AT 10:00 AM, WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING New); Baumalight PTO Gen- Rims Fits Case or Hesston; 16 overhaul; 2001 Neal 8’x 28’ I.H. 496 Disk 24’ (good); I.H. OLD VEHICLES, TRACTOR, OLD MACHINERY, IRON AND erator 18,000 KW (BRAND 1400-24 Used Grader Tires; Flatbed Trailer, Tandem 9-shank V-Ripper, 3 pt.; PRIMITIVE ANTIQUES: Valiant 4 door car; 1963 International 110 NEW); 2000 Sunflower 4411 7 EZGO Elec. Golf Cart w/ Lift Duals, G.N.; 1997 Corn- Case I.H. 183 12-row Danish pickup, V-8, 4 speed; 1951 Oliver 77 tractor, complete, not running, Shank Disk Ripper w/ Hyd. Kit Grasshopper 718 Mower w/ husker 800, 40’ Grain Trailer, Tine Cultivator 3 pt.; Brad- converted to propane; Oliver 575, 5-16 plow; front end loader for Disk Gangs; Krause Mod. 56" deck and 18 HP Motor Shur-Lok rollover; 2000 Titan ford Gravity Wagon 250 bu., Oliver; Avco New Idea SP chopper, 3 row head, GMC V-6 engine; 1918 25 Ft. Disk; J.D. 24 ft. 3 Alkota Pressure Washer w/ 7’x20 Stock Trailer G.N. 15” ext., 6”x12’ Auger, 12T Noble 7 ft. blade; 3 pt. bale spear; 4 wheel trailers; horse drawn Pt. Field Cult.; 14’ Krause Chis- Burner; 26 ga. & 29 ga. asst. (nice); Landoll Tilloll 24’; gears, Shur-Lok Rollover; and other old machinery; prairie, straw and alfalfa in big round and el; IHC 5100 Drill 20x8; 24’ IHC lengths, propanel and corru- Krause 4800 Landsaver, 6 United Farm Tool Grain Cart small square bales; 1,500 bu. steel bin; tin sheeting; lumber; Con- 490 Tandem Disk; 28’ 3 Row gated metal, 1,000’s sq. ft. shank chisel w/3 rear rip- 450 bu.; 1965 Chev. C-60, 6 klin lubricants and other products; 500 gal. propane tank; bale ele- vator; small bulk milk tank; T posts; welded wire panels; wiring; MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. NOT pers; Baker 9100 Field Culti- cy., 4+2 spd. w/ Henderson RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH SERVED. vator 30’; Great Plains 30’ lime bed, (not running). horse drawn sled runners; wash tubs; iron wheels; small McCormick Deering grinder; Van Brunt 12 hole press drill Consignments accepted up to sale time. Please bring con- AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: No small items. Most items are in w/wooden box; wood folding chairs; corn sheller; harness; other signments Saturday, March 27, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Sun- good condition. old items not yet found. day, March 28, 1-5 p.m. See www.floydsells.com for more pictures and information. For John Deere credit financing, TERMS OF SALE: Not responsible for accidents or theft. WESLEY & MARGARET HEILMAN please contact Josh at 620-532-3106. Bid by number. Nothing removed until settled for. State- ments made day of sale take precedence over anything Auction by KINGMAN CO. YOUNG FARMERS printed. CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE. Mike Floyd (620) 532-1887, Jason Belt (620) 532-1052 SELLER: BUCK & SUZANNE WATTS Bruce Milburn (620) 298-4961 & John Kuszmaul (620) 532-1386 785-214-8282 GIEFER AUCTION SERVICE Larry Giefer, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker 620-532-2883 HAMILTON AUCTIONS Mike Floyd, Assoc. Real Estate Broker 620-532-1887 AUCTIONEERS: Mark Hamilton Rod Bergkamp, Auctioneer and Real Estate Sales 620-538-2333 • 785-759-9805 (H) • 785-214-0560 (C) David Keim, Auctioneer 620-664-5549 (VM) Jack White, Melvern www.BottRealtyAuction.com www.gieferauctionandrealestate.com For pictures go to www.kansasauctions.net/hamilton Please call or check our website for more information. Page 40 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Tree Festival planned for March 27 in Wichita The 9th Annual Tree Festival will be career with the City of Wichita, he has held at the Sedgwick County Extension worked from Gardener I to Superintend- Yard & Garden Tips Education Center at 21st and Ridge in ent of Park and Recreation. His favorite Wichita on Saturday, March 27 from 8:00 tree is the Chinese Pistache whose glori- By Gregg Eyestone a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event, sponsored by ous autumn colors may be seen through- the Sedgwick County Extension Master out the Wichita Parks and streets each Gardeners and K-State Research and Ex- fall. Seminars throughout the festival tension - Sedgwick County, will provide will include topics for both the home- information on selecting, planting and owner and commercial audience. Plant Lawn Mowing Time maintaining trees no matter the location vendors from around the region will — city or country. Admission is free. have trees and plants for sale. Sharpen your blade, be that you are cutting. This You can find out more The festival begins with pancakes and Some sessions will include lessons on charge your battery and equals less mowings per information on this and raise your wheels because season on a higher mowing other horticulture topics by sausage served at 8 a.m. by Extension tree planting, landscaping for energy it is lawn mowing season. height versus a short one. going to the Riley County, Master Gardeners at a cost of $4 per per- conservation, composting, pruning, Proper mowing practices Clippings left on the lawn K-State Research and Ex- son. shade-tolerant plant selection and rain are important for a healthy break down quickly. They tension website at www. The event will include the presenta- barrels. lawn. Poor mowing prac- will return nutrients and riley .ksu.edu. tion of the Tree Pioneer Award, which Participants can walk through the tices increase weeds, dis- organic matter to the soil. Gregg may be contacted recognizes the contributions of an indi- Sedgwick County Extension Arboretum eases and require more Grass clippings left on the by calling (785) 537-6350 or vidual who helped introduce trees that and learn about trees adapted to central water and fertilizer to com- lawn provides up to 25 per- stopping by 110 Courthouse will thrive in our prairie climate. Timo- Kansas. pensate. Get started right cent of a lawn’s seasonal ni- Plaza in Manhattan or e- thy R. Martz will be recognized as the For more information, call Bob Neier with your first mowing and trogen needs. Mowing goes mail: [email protected] 2010 Tree Pioneer. During Tim´s 33-year at (316) 660-0100 ext 0140. continue through the sea- quickly when you don’t son. need to empty the bagger. Getting it right requires Keep the clippings on the SPRING MACHINERY AUCTION training. The free youth lawn and not in the street lawn mowing clinic pro- or on the driveway where FRIDAY, MARCH 26 — 9:00 AM vides training to youth in they could end up in storm Auction Location: At our location at 109 South 4th Street in CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. One block West of Short Stop Truck grades 4 through 6. It will water. Mow at right angles Stop at the South end of Clay Center on Harriett Street and Highway 15. be Tuesday, March 23 from on alternating mowings. TRACTORS: 1976 JD 4230 TRAILERS: Stock Trailers GN: less; Planter Parts: 6 rows of way w/palpation cage; 4 - 16 ft. 4:30 pm to 7 pm in Pottorf This will keep the grass tractor, cab and AC, 8 spd. syn- Trailman 7 ft. x 20 ft. GN stock White insecticide boxes for metal gates; 3 pipe line feed Hall, Cico Park, Manhat- height even and to promote chro range transmission, diesel, trailer. planter; 12 rows of JD planter bunks, 20 to 25 ft. long; 7 ft. 7623 hrs., good rubber; 1969 insecticide boxes; pallet of round metal stock tank; 10 ft. tan. Preregistration is re- upright shoot growth. Traf- GRAVITY BOXES: 250 bu. JD 4020 tricycle front end, quired by calling 785-537- fic and turns will be more Parker gravity box on GN trailer closing wheels off of air metal feed bunk; 3 - 12 ft. metal engine overhaul 2004, used frame; 2 Husky 200 bu. gravity planter; Cultivators: Noble feed bunks; big round bale 6350 or going to www. evenly distributed over the very little since overall, new wagons, one with tarp and one 6x30 danish tine row crop culti- feeder; Mirafont 4 hole cattle riley.ksu.edu. Mowing high lawn by going in different seat; Farm Pro Utility Tractors: with hydraulic auger. vator, 3 pt.; AA Applicator: 21 waterer; Hog Eq.: Mirafont hog and letting the clippings lie directions. 4x4, diesel, 30 hp., 3 pt. PTO ft. Clark AA applicator, 3 pt. waterer, 2 hole; numerous hog 540, PS, good condition; 1990 AUGER WAGONS: JD 68, 200 feeders; several aireation fans is the best method for a It is best to mow when REARBLADES: Fact 8 ft. rear White 31 utility tractor, 2x4, 3 bu. auger wagon. blade, 3 pt. for hog houses; fiberglass pan- healthy lawn. Cool-season the grass and soil are dry. cylinder diesel, 3 pt. PTO, low els; numerous nipple waterers; grasses like bluegrass and The mower blade must be TILLAGE EQ.: Discs: Case/Int. hrs., this tractor is subject to 3900 double offset tandem disc, FRONT DOZER BLADE: 12 ft. 3 - 5 ton bulk bins;2 - 2 1/2 ton tall fescue are mowed no sharp. A dull blade will prior sale, call before you come excellent blades, used very little; highway dozer blade; 7 ft. bulk bins; Pak 2 ton bulk bin. for this tractor. dozer blade, no mountings. shorter than 2.5 inches. tear the grass instead of Krause 1904, 20 ft. tandem disc FENCING: 60new6barx20ft. They can even be main- cutting it cleanly. Ragged SMALL 3 PT. EQ.: Cat 0 single w/two bar, coil tine harrow SADDLE TANKS: 2 Agri- continuous fencing w/clips and tained at 3 to 4 inches. tips cause the grass to lose bottom plow; 6 ft. rear blade; 6 ft. attachment; Field Cultivators: Products 300 gal. saddle tanks connectors, bundled in group of rotor tiller, 540 RPM; 4 ft. rotary 1992 ACModel 1400 green for articulated 4 wheel drive ten; Pipe Posts: 2 7/8 inch and Longer grass shades the more water, leaving plants mower; 2 section springtooth; machine, Chisel-Vator, heavy tractor; 2 Koyker 110 gal. sad- 2 3/8 inch x 8 ft. pipe posts. soil, helps prevent weed more vulnerable to disease. duck foot cultivator; 1 row lister; duty field cultivator, 43 1/2 ft. dle tanks. w/walking tandems wings and HAY: Hay to sell at 10:00 AM: seed germination, keeps You have the opportunity to under cutter. NO-TILLDRILLS: Great center; Wil-Rich 24 ft. field culti- 140-150 wire tie small sq. the soil cooler and reduces cut the lawn about 30 times Plains no-till solid stand No. TRACTOR ACCESSORIES: vator, narrow center frame w/3 brome hay bales; 50 big round water loss. a season. That is 30 times to 18.4x38 tractor chains, used. 1500 grain drill, 7 in. spacing bar coil tine harrow attachment; bales of ‘09 prairie hay; 30 big w/coulter cart, liquid fertilizer Grass leaves are neces- keep your lawn and your Dual 300 loader off White Model 549, 6, 7 or round bales of ‘09 brome hay. LOADERS: Plows: w/2 - 110 gal. tanks and chain sary for the plant to feed it- neighborhood looking JD 4020 tractor; JD 46A loader, 8 bottom on land pull plow; driven liquid fertilizer pump, HEDGEPOSTS: 10 corner no bucket. White 549 semi mount 5x16 self. Never remove more good. Contact your local K- field ready. hedge posts and 40 line hedge plow; Int. 510, 4x16 semi mount post from one consignor; 25 than 1/3 of the leaf blade or State Research and Exten- LOADER ATTACHMENTS: GRAINDRILLS: Int. 510 grain Front bale fork, dual prong, for plow; JD 145, 4x16 mount plow. hedge posts from one consign- you start to starve the grass. sion office for Kansas drill, 16x8 inch, hand lift Dual loader. or; 70 line hedge post and 30 The taller you mow, the Healthy Yards and Commu- w/fertilizer. corner hedge posts. COMBINE & ACCESSORIES: HAY & FORAGE EQ.: Self longer your leaf blade will nities information. SPRAYERS & SUPPLY MF 850 combine, cab and AC, Propelled Swather: NH Model LUMBER: 250 board ft. of EQUIPMENT: Mist Sprayers: 23.1x30 drivers, diesel, 3329 1100 self propelled swather native walnut, rough sawed, Electric mist sprayer hrs., hydrostatic drive w/MF w/12 ft. head and Donahue from one consignor; one 14 ft. w/hydraulic chute, 3 pt., very 9018 ridged head w/pickup reel; dolly trailer: Hydra-swing trailer of native walnut lumber good; 3 Pt. Sprayers: 2006 ESTATE AUCTION 1973 Gleaner F combine Swathers: Hesston 1014, 14 from one consignor. ft. swather; Hesston 1014, 12 Schaben 300 gal., 60 ft. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 10:00 AM w/diesel engine, cab, 16 ft. cut- FENCING SUPPLIES: 100 - 6 ft. swather; hydraulic fold booms, foam ter bar, straw chopper, always Big Round Balers: ft. T posts and electric fence 2095 11th Rd, Case/Int. 8465 big round baler; marker; Trail Sprayers: 500 BLUE RAPIDS, KANSAS been shedded; Heads: MF posts; some new rolls of barb JD 530 big round baler; JD 510 gal. Femco pull type sprayer From Blue Rapids:Two miles east on hwy 9 to 11th Rd. then 9120 flex head w/pickup reel; wire. big round baler w/wide belts; w/45 ft. booms, RHS foam two miles north. MF 15 ft. flex head; Axle: N7 marker and hydraulic pump; GRAINHANDLING&BIN Gleaner rear axle. Small Sq. Balers: Int. No. 47 small sq. baler, twine tie, shed- Rope Wick Applicator: 6 row EQUIPMENT: Augers: HEADERTRAILER: JD 4 ded w/manual; Small Round rope wick wiper, 3 pt. or loader Hutchinson 8 in. x 62 ft. wheel trailer chassis made into Bale Balers: 1954 AC rotor bucket mounting; Spray Nurse w/electric motor, only used on 25 ft. header trailer. baler, small round bale, shed- Tanks: 1,000 gal. water tank; 400 bu. of wheat, like new. 55 gal. spray tank mounted on RIDING LAWN MOWERS: ‘01 ded all the time; Rakes: SHOP RELATED ITEMS & skids. Craftsman 25 hp. electric start, Vermeer R-12 hay rake; JD TOOLS & MISC.: ‘05 Bobcat 46 in. mower deck, automat- 640, 9 ft. basket rake w/front POSTHOLEDIGGER: 250 stick welder, 10,000 watt ic/hydrostatic w/3 bag bagger dolly wheel; Sickle Mowers: Danhauser 3 pt. post hole dig- generator, gas powered welder, attachment and owners manu- JD No. 39, 7 ft. sickle mower, 3 ger w/12 inch bit, very good. 500 hrs. on unit; Miller Thunder TRACTORS & COMBINE: IH hunters; 10’ packer; pull type al; JD 316 riding lawn mower, pt.; Int. trail type sickle mower, Bolt, ACand DC, electric LOGSPLITTER: 3 pt. heavy 5488, 20.8-38, 3 remotes, 2 adjustable blade; terrace plow; hydraulic lift deck, 46 inch cut, 7 ft.; Windrow Turner: 2 wheel duty hydraulic log splitter. welder; Campbell-Hausfeld WD, shows 1840 hrs. 1984, small wooden seed cleaner. 18 hp. Onan twin cylinder windrow turner, 3 pt. 220V, 2 cylinder air compres- SN# 004307, front weights, TRUCK, ATV & YARD: 1963 motor, slick looking mower; MANURESPREADERS: NH IRRIGATION MOTORS: sor, 20 ton floor air jack; 12 ele- duals, straight tractor; Case IH Ford 600 truck 15’ combination Dixon 425, 42 inch cut, new 512 manure spreader w/slop Chrysler 6 cylinder, NG vator cups to store nuts and 5130 Maxxum FWA, 16.9-38, bed & hoist, shows 41762 cones ‘08, ready to mow; Dixon gate w/hydraulic cylinders, 540 engine; Int. UC263, NG, motor bolts in. 3 remotes, reverser, shows 3303, 36 inch deck, runs good. on wheels. miles 4 & 2 spd; Polaris ATV PTO; David Bradley two wheel CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES: 2067 hrs. SN# JJF1003989 Magnum 500, 4X4, good; manure spreader, kept inside, sold with Case IH 510 loader; PUSH MOWERS: MTD Gold LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: Metal stairway, 12 ft. long; 16 ft. Ariens RT 7020 garden tiller; ground driven. Cattle Equipment: Palmer 125 IH 460 gas, narrow front, fast 500 Series 21 inch high x 7 ft. overhead garage door Cub Cadet GT 2550 50", bu. double sided creep feeder hitch; 1953 Ford Golden Ju- wheeled push lawn mower. ROW CROP EQUIPMENT: w/opener; used 20 ft. x 30 inch Kohler 21hp. w/panels, all metal, on wheels; bilee tractor SN# 24143; 1981 1965 Chevy Planters: Case/IH 900, 6 row panel drain tin; numerous TWO TON TRUCK: Coop 40 double sided creep MISC. SHOP AND TOOLS C-60 two ton truck, 6 cylinder, 4 planter w/liquid fertilizer, elec- pieces of corg. tin, various IH 1440 combine SN# feeder on steel skids w/panels, SUCHAS: air compressor, and 2 spd., 15 1/2 ft. bed w/fold tric seed monitor; Int. 800, lengths, all used; 90 ft. of 5 inch U020024, with 810 15’ header, all metal; Pearson squeeze chain saw; hand tools, shov- down stock racks and hoist, 6x30 planter w/dry fertilizer drain pipe. shows 1869 hrs. chute w/palpation cage, very els, post driver, axes, spades, 97,000 miles, one owner; Ford and electric seed monitor, soy- good; Pfiefer squeeze chute TIRES: 2 - 18.4x38 rear tractor EQUIPMENT: IH 6500 conse- pitch forks, space heater, log F-600 two ton truck, V-8, 4 and bean and milo drum and soy- w/wheels to transport; 20 ft. tires, 50% rubber; 2 - 17.5x24 till, 9 shank; Case IH 4800 field chains, ext. cords, more item 2 spd., 13 1/2 ft. bed and hoist, bean drum; JD 7000, 6x30 inch Linn Post & Pipe adjustable ally industrial tires. cultivator 28’, w/harrow; Case too numerous to mention. 38,261 miles on odometer, runs planter w/Yetter coulters, plate- IH 496 disc. 21’; IH 730 5 bot- ANTIQUE, COLLECTABLE & good; 1953 Chevy 2 ton, 13 ft. ORDER OF AUCTION: 9 A.M. hedge posts, then livestock equipment, second ring at 9:00 A.M. tom adjusta-width plow 14-22"; PRIMITIVE: # 22 school type box and hoist, 6 cylinder, 4 and trailer load of misc. and shop equipment; 3rd Ring: 10 A.M. selling hay, 11 A.M. one ring selling Rhino 15’ bat wing mower; IH bell, horse plows, steel 2 spd., hasn’t run for many farm machinery, tractors, trailers. 46 sq. baler, twine; IH 800 6 wheels, hand forge, 2 man years. row planter; IH #10 grain drill NEXT AUCTION: Farm Machinery & Construction Equipment and Farm Related, Friday, cross cut saws, corn sheller, STOCK RACKS: Slip-in stock w/fert; Miller offset disc 10 ½ ‘; pedal sharpening stone, plat- September 3, 2010. 12’ X 6 ½’ Top Hat utility trailer; racks for 13 ft. truck bed; fold form scales, yard art windmill, down racks for 14 ft. truck bed; AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Still taking consignments or for more information call Harold Mugler, 14’ 4-wheel flat trailer; IH 2 pt, horse drawn single row Auctioneer and Sale Manager at 785-632-4994 or office/home, 785-632-3994. Statements made 3 bottom plow; IH #468 front 2 Giant livestock end gates; 1 planter, stalk chopper, garden Giant grain end gate. day of sale take precedence over all printed matter. Additions and possible deletions by sale day. mount cultivator; 4-wheel grain tiller, tumble bug, manure All guarantees are between buyer and seller. Mugler Auction Service L.L.C. are agents only. trailer w/hoist; 4-wheel trailer, spreader on steel wheels, PICKUPS: 1986 Ford F-250 TERMS: Cash or good check day of auction with proper ID or credit card, Visa, Master Card, no hoist; Two flair box trailers wooden chicken crate, cistern flatbed, AT, 2x4, 460 V-8, Discover and American Express. A 4% handling fee will be charged on all credit/debit cards w/hoist; 3 pt. 4 section harrow; pump, buzz saw blades, traps, 116,000 miles, new engine at only. Parties unknown to auction firm shall supply a letter of credit. Nothing removed until set- Fast hitch 3 section harrow; 3 old wrenches, anvil, post drill, 78,000 miles, looks sharp and tled for. Auctioneers or consignees not responsible for accidents or lost property. All informa- pt. 2-bottom plow, Ford type; 3 post vise, deer sheds, twisted runs great; 1979 Chevy C-10, tion given is from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed Lunch served. pt. cultivator Ford type; Ford 3 wire wash stand, Fairbanks 1/2 ton, 305 V-8, AT, 55,470 miles, looks like came off of the pt 7’ mower; Hesston head doctor’s office scales. CASHIER: Reta Hemphill Go to www.jhorigan.com for more pictures show room floor. Auction Note: Major items have been shedded and very well PICKUP ACCESSORIES: Full MUGLER AUCTION SERVICE L.L.C. size cross box tool box for wide cared for. Lunch on site. Not responsible for accidents or P.O. Box 154 - Clay Center, Kansas items after bid off. bed pickup; brand new shock hitch for 2 inch receiver hitch. SELLER: BILL HULA ESTATE Harold Mugler Randy Reynolds Paul Geist TWO WHEEL TRAILERS: 2 785-632-3994 785-263-3394 785-263-2545 Auctioneer: Joe Horigan wheel pickup box trailer. 785-292-4591 • 785-250-5148 • www.jhorigan.com or mobile 785-632-4994 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 41 Hay shelters help protect producer investment from winds Well-conceived shelter miles per hour are not un- can actually do something clips, framing anchors and construction practices are common. about it,” said Carol Jones, straps. Producers also should vital to protecting hay sup- “Producers often talk Oklahoma State University fasten support members and plies from the Midwest’s about the weather, but prop- biosystems and agricultural beams or girders to framing often devastating weather, er construction of hay shel- engineer. poles via bolts or pole barn where wind gusts of 50 to 60 ters is one area where they Most critical wind forces nails. are uplifting forces which “Knee braces can be tend to pull the roof off the added to increase the frame and poles out of the strength and stiffness of ground. Jones said the direc- these joints,” Jones said. “If tion of the force, upward, is constructing a new shelter, the opposite of what many poles should be anchored in people expect. concrete rather than using “If we’re looking at a par- tamped earth anchorages.” tially filled building with the Concrete anchorages are wind blowing in the open many times stronger than side, the force could exceed tamped earth in resisting up- 20 pounds per square foot lift, and full, reinforced an- uplift,” she said. “For a 40- chorages can increase the foot by 80-foot building, this pole’s lateral stiffness in re- is equivalent to 32 tons of sisting racking of the frame. force pushing upward.” Jones said the additional Jones said the roof must cost is minimal for building KSU Herdsman Ryan Breiner visited with Dustin Crit- be tied down all the way to a new shelter or reinforcing tenden of Winfield prior to the start of the KSU Legacy the ground to resist this up- an existing one. Sale. Crittenden worked at the Purebred Beef Unit ward force during high “Hay supplies are a key while attending KSU. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) winds. part of most livestock opera- Roof frames and trusses tions’ profitability,” she said. GUNS—SNAP-ON TOOLS—SPORTING GOODS or rafters should be fastened “It’s not worth risking a re- to supporting members with duction in hay quality when AUCTION tie-downs such as storm it can be protected so easily.” SATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 10:00 AM DOUGLASS COMMUNITY BUILDING, 206 S. Forrest DOUGLASS, KANSAS REAL ESTATE GUNS 22 target rifle, mod 320 BB, NO Matt Anderson, Alma, with the Lyons Ranch sale cata- 1. Kel Tec 9mm, auto pistol safety, sn/125467; 34. Browning sn/AMN34; 2. Uberti 1873 Cat- mod 42, 410, pump, log in hand, worked through the bull offering looking for tleman Millennium 45 LC, single sn/01218N-Z882, NIB. action sn/J87075; Dan Wes- a new herdsire. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) 3. RE-LOADING SUPPLIES son 357 w/6” HV, 10” HV, 8” brl, Dillon 450 loader w/caliber TUESDAY, MARCH 23 — 6:00 PM revolver-sn/115518; 4. Navy changes, progressive, w/550 DISTRIBUTORS FOR: Arms Walker 44 cal black pow- upgrades; Lee re-loading kit for Auction held in Randolph Senior Center, der revolver-sn/22428; 5. S&W • Scott, Obeco, 50 BMG; Brass trimmers; Brass RANDOLPH, KANSAS Mod 22 a-1, 22 LR, auto tumblers; 4 progressive MEC sn/UBN3204; 6. 1911 Essex/ Knapheide and Reiten 40 ACRES WASHINGTON COUNTY KANSAS shot shell loaders, 12 ga, 20 ga, Grain Bodies Ithaca 45 ACP, auto sn/56538; 28ga, 410ga; RCBS single Contact Vern Gannon, Auctioneer/Broker, Gannon Real 7. Marlin 1895CB, 45-70 lever • Shur-Lok Roll Tarps stage press, rifle/pistol loader; Estate & Auctions, 785-770-0066 or 785-537-2316. w/oct bbl & scope, sn/982- Powder scale (beam-type); Sev- • SRT 2 Roll Tarps 00321; 8. Savage mod 12, 22- See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete details. 250 bolt, w/Bushnell 6x18 eral powder measures; Loading • Pickup Roll Tarps dies, bullets, powder & ammo, MIKE BLASKE scope (accu trigger), sn/G32- 22, 45, 38, 25, 45-70 calibers; 5, • Aulick and Scott 6024; 9. Savage 93R17, 17 Lyman electronic powder mea- Tapered Silage Bodies GANNON REAL ESTATE AND AUCTIONS HMR w/Simmons 3x9x40 sures; 1 case 3 1/2” Fiocchi 12 VERN GANNON AUCTIONEER scope, bolt, sn/038448; 10. • Aluminum Pickup Beds ga steel goose loads. 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 DPMS AR-15 flattop .223 w/3x9 • Tool Boxes www.gannonauctions.com Nikon scope, semi auto, COLLECTIBLES sn/F038960K; 11. Thompson • Frame and Driveshaft Center Hawken 45 cal B.P., TOOLS Lengthening, Snap-on tool chest; Snap-on sn/9231; 12. British Enfield #4 center chest; Snap-on top box; Shortening and Repair. MK 1/2, .303 bolt, WW II mili- Snap-on side cabinet; Snap-on tary, sn/S4Y37629; 13. Yugo tools, sockets & wrenches; full Mauser M48A, 8mm bolt, WW II line of power carpenter tools JOHNNY’S WELDING military, sn/98708; 14. Russian M91/30 7.62 x 54R bolt, WW II, SHOOTING ITEMS 1901 S. 6th (South U.S. 77 Highway) sn/9130052310; 15. Ruger Winchester spotting scope in 10/22, 22 LR w/Red Dot sight, hard case w/bi-pod; Nikon laser 402-223-2384 Beatrice, Neb. auto, sn/118-63178; 16. Revela- range finder; Ohler 33 chrono- tion mod 120, 22 R.F.semi auto, graph w/sky screens. w/Weaver scope; 17. Iver John- AUCTION son 7 shot revolver, 22 cal, (an- LAWN MOWER SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 9:30 AM tique) - sn/34633; 18. Winches- Hustler Fastrac 52” ZTR mower, AUCTION ter 1200, 30” + rifle slug barrel, gas. 303 E. 10th, MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS 12 ga pump sn/376003; SATURDAY, APRIL 3 — 10:00 AM 19. TRUCK SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: various sizes; many tool boxes; Remington 1187 premier, 12 ga 1985 Ford 3/4 ton pickup Washington Fairgrounds, Craftsman 1/2” drill press; 50 gal. shop light stand; several iron piles auto, sn/PC749013; 20. J. C. w/dump bed, 6 cyl, 4 spd, 4x4 vertical air compressor; oxyacety- with pipe, angle and flat; more tools Higgins mod 20, pump, 20” riot one owner. WASHINGTON, KANSAS lene torch set; oxygen & acetylene too numerous to mention. gun, 12 ga; 21. Sheridan C se- bottles; Hobart arc welder, condition ries air rifle, 5 mm pump, TRAILER Car, Truck, & Real Estate Sell at 1:00 P.M. unknown; Milwaukee sawzall, B-D FURNITURE&HOUSEHOLD: sn/239280; 22. Beeman Sports- 16’ flatbed trailer. 10” cut off saw; Craftsman 10” radi- King size bed; couch with end re- man, R52, 22 cal & 17 cal air CAR, TRUCK, TRACTORS blower; Murray 12 hp riding LAWN MOWER & EQUIPMENT mower; 4 way wrenches; al arm saw; B-D 7” rt. angle grinder; cliners; recliner; walnut end tables; rifle w/scope, interchangeable Makita, DeWalt and B-D 4” rt. angle Hustler Fastrac 52” ZTR mower, 1939 Pontiac 4 dr sedan Quantum XTE 2300 psi power glass top end table; dining table w/4 bbl. like new sn/90400386; 23. grinders; MAC 1/2” air impact; Sioux chairs; 3 cedar chests; 2 - 5 drawer Savage/ Stevens mod 200, 25- gas. “Silver streak” RUNS! washer W/ 6 hp engine; bug 3/8 air drill; B-D 1/2” impact; air chis- chests; cap display rack; NASCAR Shedded last 39 years. 2005 06 w/Bushnell, 3 x 12 scope, JEWLERY zapper; gas cans; fence posts; el; air sander; Snap-On battery load clock; Snap-On racing clock; Kirby bolt; 24. Ultralite 50 29” bbl & Handcrafted sterling silver w/ Chevy Colorado, 66,930 Buzz saw blades; small stock tester; Blue Point air sander; Nu- vacuum; bread machine; elec. meat DPMS lower AR15 w/factor turquoise & various stones incl: miles, 4x4, 4 dr. cloth interior, tank; wheel borrow; long han- Mark air cut off tool; DeWalt 7” rt. slicer; hand meat grinder; many angle grinder; hydraulic port-a- bipod & 50 BMG cal - 22 rings, 8 bracelets, 3 buckles, automatic, Nice! Ford golden dle tools; Draw bar for ford other nice small appliances; 12 pl. sn/F110823K; 25. Savage mod 2 necklaces, also 1 Austrian Jubilee tractor, ok rubber, runs power, manual; Craftsman 1/2” Signature collection china tractor; Ford top link; other ford elec. drill; 2 Pro lift jack stands; floor 40, 22 Hornet rifle, bolt, w/Nikon crystal necklace; Indian arrow good, kept inside; Ford 8N, tractor parts; Forge/Grill? w/accessory pieces; flatware; com- scope 3x9x40; 26. Beretta 391 heads. jack; bench grinder on stand; large puter and printer; cream cans; 2 Front Dist., Ferguson system, Tomato cages; live trap; steel metal work bench w/vise; large vise; AL Urika parallel target, 12 ga SPORTING GOODS ok rubber, runs, kept inside; treadle sewing machines singer & 30”, sn/AA148165, cased 2009 Yamaha Rhino 4x4 side by wheel cart; log chains; doors; set of 1” impact deep well sockets; free; 60 cup stainless coffee urn; Ford 9N, 1 new tire, ran when large pressure cooker; NEW 1” socket set; ECHO weed trimmer; w/factory papers & all acces- side w/dump bed, range finder bedding. sories; 27. Remington 20 ga flairs, 30 hrs, like new; 10-15 parked; Club car 1996 Pro-force generator; extension several large storage cabinets; bat- tery charger; Starett dial indicator; Express Mag, 28” brl, fishing rods & reels; Lots of fish- Tranquility Gas golf cart; AC GUNS & OUTDOOR: Winchester ladder; Hopkins & Allen 12ga propane heater w/bottle; plus much sn/A2390484, extra Remington ing tackle & accessories; Sev WD tractor, motor stuck; 2 bot- 22 auto; Glenfield 22 auto shotgun. more. 870, 20 ga brl, cyl bore 23”, 2 knives & bayonets; Bench rests; tom AC plow; 3 pt springtooth; w/Bushnell scope; NR Davis double 3/4; 28. Davis o/u Derringer 32 Promatic “Pony” single stack 3 pt 2 bottom plow; 2 pt lister, HOUSEHOLDITEMS: Full HAND TOOLS & MISC.: Many barrel shotgun, rough; Forehand & Wadsworth shotgun, rough; JC Hig- ACP sn/440871; 29. North auto trap w/ wobble base & Dempster; 3 pt carrier; 3 pt 6’ size beds; dressers; misc dish- hand tools mostly Craftsman & American Arms, 22 LR, 22 mag voice activated release; Manual cycle mower; 3 pt blade. es; cast iron skillets; step stool; Snap On including combination gins 22 auto, sawed off stock; Pear- son compound bow; wood gun cab- convertible,sn/D3193; 30. Tau- traps; Scope mounting tool set; elec. stove; refrigerator; wrenches from 3/8 to 2”; many rus undercover 38 spl, con- 2 Garrett metal detectors; 3 TOOL & OUTDOOR EQUIP- Couch; table & chairs; lamps; socket sets 1/4, 3/8, 1/2; hammers; inet, needs glass; shadow box knife display, 5 knives; 6 Igloo dog hous- cealed hammer, 2” barrel, Compound bows & archery MENT: Fishing equipment; canning jars; other misc items; 24” pipe wrench; large bolt cutter; sn/LE-59398; 31. Ruger 10-22 equip; Arrow making equip, jigs; chain hoist; Kerosene lamp; many vise grip welding clamp; sev- es; 2 - 6 ft. x 12 ft. dog kennels, wire panels; Masterbuilt electric smoker. sn/120-53833; 32. Ruger M77, Misc archery items. This is a box end wrenches; adj. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES; eral hundred lbs. of welding rod 30-06 flat bolt, prewarning, very partial list, lots more sporting Maytag washer; coca cola mostly 6011-7014 & 70187; a tube Wrenches; large vise; Corona MISCELLANEOUS: 8 ft. x 12 ft. early production Redfield 3x9 goods & tools; most in like cooler; kerosene lamp; RR of stainless steel welding rod; hole grist mill; boomers; bolt cutters; saw; hand impact; taps and dies; storage building; many pieces of variable scope; 33. Mossberg new condition. limb loppers; bench grinder; padlocks; other RR items; pop many gear pullers; nylon ratchet shelving; several iron piles; 1986 brace and bits; hammers; little bottles; metal ice box; pigeon straps; sledge hammer; 2 -7” caster Great Dane dry box 45’ semi trailer, REAL ESTATE NOTICE: giant tap and die set; MTD rear hole organizer; colored fruit wheels; flex air hose; box of elec. road ready; shorelander PWC trail- We will be selling Bob & Connie’s 40 acre wooded tine garden tiller; 2 weed jars; other misc items; Meat connectors; pop rivet set; shop er; picnic table; wood entrance hunting property with home & creek, located near Fall brooms; rakes and shovels; come- door; 21” Lawnboy lawn mower; 21” eaters; skid sprayer 15 gal; grinder; treadle sewing River. Real Estate auction April 10th. Watch for more skid sprayer 25 gal; skil saws; machine; and many other a-longs; tarp straps, new; 12 drawer Murray lawn mower; many storage steel tool cabinet on wheels; many boxes; trailer hitch with ball; tomato items. details. www.chuckkorte.com garden seeder; 8 hp snow storage cabinets and parts bins of cages; metal desk. Pictures on website This is a partial list many other items still being discovered. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is only part of the tools and shop equip- Come enjoy the Day! Lunch Served ment that will be offered on the sale, we will discover much more by TERMS: Cash Or Check W/Proper Id Nothing To Be Removed sale day. See KSALlink.com for complete sale bill. Until Settled For Lunch Served By Vfw W/Proceeds Used To Clerk: Karen Stewart Mail Packages To Overseas Troops. Announcements Made TERMS: Cash. Announcements made day of sale take precednece Day Of Sale Take Precedence Over All Printed Matter Not Re- SELLER: DONALD L FENCL ESTATE over printed matter. Not responsible for accidents. sponsible For Accidents Or Theft SELLER: CONNIE HARDESTY SELLER: ROBERT & CONNIE DICKEY Auctioneers S. Bruce Campbell BID-N-BUY AUCTIONS Leland Johnson CHUCK KORTE REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE INC. Mark Uhlik, Broker / Auctioneer • 785-325-2740 785-523-4434 785-392-2778 420 Walnut, Augusta, KS • 316-775-2020 — 316-734-5132 Delphos, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas CHUCK KORTE—AUCTIONEER/BROKER www.KsLandCo.com [email protected] • [email protected] www.chuckkorte.com • More pictures on website Page 42 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Short-term calf removal can provide benefits for ranchers Short-term calf removal pen next to the house is breeding season.” two or three ribs are visi- is a way that cattle produc- probably not a good idea if Cows that calve in a body ble, and there is little evi- ers may be able to combat you want to get some sleep,” condition of six or fatter dence of fat in the brisket, the adverse effect that the Selk said. can be expected to return to over the ribs or around the wet, winter weather has had Facility and manage- estrus early in the breeding tailhead. on the body condition of ment needs of the baby season and should have A cow with a body condi- many cows this year. calves include a trap or pen high rebreeding rates. Al- tion of four is thin, appear- An old trick of the trade, that has a good fence, easy though not harmful to the ing angular and bony with the goal is to bump up re- access to fresh water and a animals, the management minimal fat over the back- breeding rates in spring- feeding bunk stocked with practices of early weaning, bone, ribs, hooks and pins. calving cow herds. The sweet feed. Although the short-term calf removal or There is no visible fat process is most effective price of feed can be rela- providing them with extra around the tailhead or with young cows in margin- tively high, any cost is gen- feed will not show signifi- brisket. al to moderate body condi- erally offset by the fact that cant advantages with these Studies show that calves tion, a four or five on the the calves will eat very lit- cows. removed from cows for 48 Body Condition Score tle while separated from “Producers should just hours grow as rapidly and index. their mothers. Most produc- continue their normal lac- have similar weaning “Removing the nursing ers will only have to pro- tating cow supplementation weights during the seven- stimulus for 48 hours can vide a single sack of feed programs until green grass month calf nursing period improve rebreeding rates in during the 48 hours. provides the nutrients these as those that are never re- Corey Lipker from Oak, Neb. checks out conformation these cows by 4 percent to 8 Short-term calf removal animals need,” Selk said. moved from their mothers. of Angus bull prior to the Cattleman's Choice bull percent,” said Glenn Selk, can be used at the begin- Cows with a body condi- “Short-term calf removal Oklahoma State University ning of the breeding season, tion score of six present a is not a cure-all but it can sale. He has been a longtime buyer of T Seven Ranch Cooperative Extension live- or in the middle, or both de- good smooth appearance help a bit and is generally a cattle. (photo by Dennis Katzenmeier) stock reproduction special- pending on a producer’s throughout the body. Some good return on investment,” ist. “It’s also relatively low- specific labor situation. fat deposits are visible in Selk said. cost in terms of out-of-pock- “It’s not a powerful the brisket and over the Additional cow-calf man- et expense.” enough stimulus to jump tailhead. The ribs are cov- agement tips are available Most of the cost will be in start cows that are in very ered and the back appears through the OSU Division of labor from separating the thin body condition,” Selk rounded. Agricultural Sciences and cows and calves, and possi- said. “Those with a body An animal with a body Natural Resources at bly the eardrums of the pro- condition score of two or condition of five will be http://cowcalfcorner.okstate ducer and his or her family. three may need to have the moderate to thin. The last .edu/ on the Internet. “The calves are going to calves weaned completely be bawling for their moth- to allow the cow to recycle FARM MACHINERY & SAWMILL EQUIPMENT ers, so holding them in a early in the upcoming AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 10:00 AM Grain Bins 1st Location: 902 Road, 260, AMERICUS, KS 2nd Location, 796 Road 260, AMERICUS, KS Winter Specials 2nd sale will take place 20-30 minutes after first auction. Low Biggest Savings thru water bridge between locations is closed. Will have to drive It was a full house when the Cattlemen’s Choice sale March 2010 around. got started recently at the Washington Livestock Mar- 902 Road 26. 3 miles East of Americus on Rd. 240, 2 miles North on Rd. J. ket earlier this month. (photo by Dennis Katzenmeier) ACT NOW!! MACHINERY: 1996 6400 John Ford Combines; Gehl silage Grain Bins and Grain Handling Equipment Deere Tractor with cab & 640 cutter; tool bar 4 row planter; Fans, Heaters, Floors, Cir-Flows, front end loader with joystick & small cultivator; 3 bottom IH front end assist.; John Deere 55 drag plow; Case disc; J. D. 32' AUCTION Stirring Machines and Augers Combine – 344 corn head, 14' grain elevator; Grain-o-vator THURSDAY, MARCH 18 — 5:30 PM grain platform; 1973 GMC 350 feedwagon; Bush Hog disc NECO, SHIVVERS, SUKUP, CALDWELL truck – 300 bu 16' grain bed, plow; M-H 4 bottom mounted Auction Location: At National Guard Armory at 12th & Bridge stock racks & lift; J-W goose- plow; 6' mounted post auger for Streets in CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. HUTCH & WESTFIELD AUGERS neck stock trailer 18'; Ford truck 8N; Case wheel weights; old Selling Furniture, General Househod, Some Antiques & In-stock rebuilt gear boxes, electric motors, belts, double frame hay trailer; Krause binder; dirt scoop; Ford one Collectibles. 21 hole drill; New Holland 499 way; 2 wheel sprayer; motorcy- bearings and flighting for bin unloaders and Swather; Case vibra shank; cle trailer; trailer house axles; TERMS & CONDITIONS: Cash or personal check w/proper ID, parts for all brands of grain bins. Glencoe Giant chisel; John airplane wheels & tires; misc. or Visa, Master Charge or Discover credit card and debit We repair and reflight grain augers. Deere Disc; IH 950 – 95 bu tires & wheels; snow plow; cards. A 4% handling fee will be charged on all credit cards grinder-mixer; Vernon 554 XL Chevy S-10 bed & frame; Grav- and debit cards only. All items must be paid for before Series Baler; John Deere 660 ity flow wagon; 14' aluminum removal. Statements made day of auction take precedence combine (rebuilt engine) for rowboat & trailer. over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or lost D & K Agri Sales parts; John Deere LUC engine; MISCELLANEOUS: Metal items. Mugler Auction Service L.L.C. is agents only. Lunch Wisconsin 4 cyl. engine; Bale 2"x4"s; milk cans; sleds; feed served. Odell, NE 402-766-3824 stickers; 2 row planter; John bunks; 20 – 12' stock panels; 2 Deere 2 bottom plow. AREA CONSIGNORS – 10' panels; lots of miscella- JUNK&SCRAPITEMS: 2 neous junk & iron. Cashier: Reta Hemphill 796 Road 260 MUGLER AUCTION SERVICE L.L.C. MACHINERY: 1994 Chevy 5 feet of native lumber. P.O. Box 154 - Clay Center, Kansas speed pickup, 51,000 miles; JUNK & SCRAP ITEMS: John AUCTIONFRIDAY, MARCH 19 — 5:30 PM 1984 Olds Cutlass Ciera, 4 Deere 3 pt hay rake; Grain Harold Mugler Randy Reynolds Paul Geist 1221 Westloop Shopping Center door; 1984 Mercury Topaz, 4 Chief grain dryer; 36' elevator; 785-632-3994 785-263-3394 785-263-2545 door; 1975 Chevy pickup; 1969 8' pull disc, easy flow; J.D. or mobile 785-632-4994 MANHATTAN, KANSAS Chevy Caprice with 375 Silage cutter; ferris wheel bale COINS & COLLECTIBLES w/ink holder, 33 LP records, mil- Corvette engine; 1967 John loader; 600 & 800 Case com- 1 complete book of 1946-1964 itary duffel, sleeping bags and Deere 3020 diesel tractor; 1973 bines; subsoiler; 10x45 trailer Roosevelt dimes, 2 rolls 2004 back packs, children’s books, Case Agri King; Front end house; 7x21 trailer frame; Ford mint fresh nickels, 50 1943D large selection of VCR tapes, loader for Case; New Holland pickup with camper; fertilizer steel pennies, 12 1976 quar- media storage racks, gum ball swather; John Deere & Gehl tank; sprayer tank; 3 pt post ters,8 1964d quarters, 4 certi- machine, Coors lighted sign, silage wagon; John Deere 55 auger; cement mixer; 3 – 15' fied Presidential dollars, 1900, RCA Victrola, tanned deer skin. combine; 1954 Chevy 2 ton railroad rails; Case motor; AC 1883, 1896 1902-o, 1882- TRAILER, LAWN, GARDEN, truck; Hale stock trailer; John rotor baler. S,1898-cc silver dollars, Indian ATV & AUTO Deere 420 crawler tractor (gas) MISCELLANEOUS: 7 – 30'-40' pennies, 1941,1942,2-1943, New 6’ x 12’ Utility Trailer 2” & bucket trailer for combine; poles; 30 big bales prairie hay; 1944 ½ dollars, 40 silver quar- square steel 5 bolt wheels 4’ tail Ford tractor fork lift (3400 se- 35 bales brome; 5 spools new ters, proof sets1976, 1981, gate; Commercial John Deere ries); John Deere 5 bottom barbed wire; 100-125 new steel 1969,1994,1991,1978,1979,198 1420 Lawn Tractor, Snapper mounted plow. posts; 20-25 saw blades (differ- 0,1993,2000,1968,1998,1981,2 28” Hi Vac and Ace 42” cut rid- SAW MILL EQUIPMENT: 6 ent sizes);5 feed bunks;1 – 17' 000 quarters,1992,1975,1973, ing mowers, Large selection of gang frame for saw mill & 11x8 panel; 4 – 10' panels; 11 ½'x24' 3-1957 $1 star notes, 3- 1935 push mowers;2 Poulan Pro sled; Reeves saw mill; “The tin whistle. $1 notes and much more yet to 16inch chainsaws one new in Tower” 36" edger saw, multiple come in. box, 1 Poulan pro 20 inch ; four 10 – 12 miscellaneous lots gang; Mighty Mite band saw; Bell 36x12-50-16.5 and Four 10:00 will be sold between loca- Slot machine. Large doll collec- saw 12" planer; Electric buzz X 20 Bias 14 pr tires. Baja 90 tions ¼ mile north of Road tion, autographed Elvira pic- saw; Dewalt radial saw; Electric atv, 2200 psi power washer, 260 on dirt lane: Shed full of ture,6 string guitar, Koch grinder; Drill press frame; Jockey large selection of animal cages scrap; D-6 wide track Caterpil- harmonica, knives, belt buckles, saw sharpener for saw mill; 7'x8' lar; miscellaneous tin; combine; Zippo lighters, advertising mem- NEW GIFT STORE walk-in cooler; Wood moisture truck & cab; Mark 20 trencher; orabilia, shell oil can, 3 MERCHANDISE tester; John Deere 295 amp Bush Hog; M-F 65 tractor; 1953 kerosene lanterns, 36 Chevy Dried flowers, vases, draperies, welder; Air compressor; Air tank; 2 door mainline Ford; John grill, long bow, sporting goods framed pictures, holiday décor, 2 lumber rollers; 18'x5'x5' wood Deere baler & disc. including fishing tackle, National glasses, Lamps, Candles, bas- drying kiln; Thousands of board treadle sewing machine and kets, wooden chests, wall ac- Bring your trailers, chainsaws, cutting torches, & fire extin- cabinet, bottle collection, model cents, table top fountain and guishers! * Concessions * Port-A-Potty * railroad items, old school desk Much, Much More. Terms: Nothing removed until settled for. Cash or approved This will be a large Auction go to www.totallyauction.com for check sale day. I.D. required to register. Statements day of sale pictures and inventory we will be adding items all week. take precedence over anything advertised. Everything sold as Terms: Cash or good check, 10% buyer’s premium will apply. is, where is. No Warranties. 30 days to remove. Not responsible Announcements day of sale take precedence over previous for accidents. printed material. Not responsible for accidents. Seller: Dave Wilmore, 902 Road 260 THREE PLUS ESTATES IN THIS AUCTION Call Totally Auction today to sell your assets 785-320-7828 Carl Wilmore Estate, 796 Road 260 FLINT HILLS AUCTION SERVICE TOTALLY AUCTION www.flinthillsauction.com • Emporia, KS Manhattan, KS • 785-320-7828 620-342-8444 • 620-757-3906 www.totallyauction.com Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 43 Group has concerns regarding Pew Report on industrial farm animal production The Federation of Ani- AVMA, the process for would be detrimental to an- portant factors that influ- mal Science Societies gaining scientific expertise imal and human health. ence animal welfare, in- (FASS) has analyzed the in the technical reports was Additional research is cluding management, feed- Pew Commission on In- biased and did not incorpo- needed to determine what, ing systems, environmental dustrial Farm Animal Pro- rate the findings and sug- if any, policy changes to features, and animal type. duction’s report “Putting gestions of a significant antibiotic use are appropri- FASS encourages poli- Meat on the Table: Indus- number of participating ate. cymakers and other inter- trial Farm Animal Produc- scientists. This represents a In the area of animal ested parties to consider tion in America,” as well as fundamental problem in welfare, the Pew report both the Pew report and the American Veterinary the way the report was con- seems to assume that all in- AVMA response when Medical Association structed. tensive farming operations looking at policies for ani- (AVMA) response to the In addition to procedural are inherently inhumane. mal agriculture. FASS ap- report. deficiencies, there are sub- It is possible to have preciates that both Pew and After a review by the stantive problems with good animal welfare in AVMA recognize the value FASS Scientific Advisory many of the recommenda- both small- and large-scale of more research. It is im- Eugene Humphries, Odell, Neb., looked over the bull Committees, FASS agrees tions in the report. For ex- production systems and portant to maintain a con- offering at the Double Feature Sale hosted by the with AVMA that there are ample, the Pew report rec- there are positive and nega- tinued dialogue on these is- Duensing and Gauby families. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) significant flaws in the ommends restricting the tive trade-offs when choos- sues and increase support Pew report. use of antimicrobials in ing among different pro- for additional research in As an organization dedi- food animal production to duction systems. FASS the area. Science must be cated to sound science as reduce the risk of antimi- also believes that housing the foundation as animal AUCTION the foundation of any poli- crobial resistance to med- type cannot be considered agriculture looks to the fu- SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 12:30 PM cy recommendations, ically important antibi- in isolation from other im- ture. 1412 360th Road, MADISON, KANSAS FASS is concerned that the otics. Banning the use of From Madison, West on 365th to T Road, (which is a T inter- process utilized by the Pew antibiotics before science- section) go South ½ mile to the Y intersection and West on 360th about 3 miles to auction site. About a 2 hour auction, be Commission to ensure an based studies and risk- on time. unbiased work product was based evaluations are done HYDROSTATICS SINCE 1969 TRACTORS Gooseneck Stock Trailer, Full insufficient. to determine if there is an International TD15B crawler Top, 2 center gates, (1 slides), As pointed out by the actual risk to human health * * WINTER SPECIAL * * tractor, sn 20866, Straight Blade good wood floor, 7,000# axles; Get your combines, forage harvester & swather hydros remanufac- with tilt, Drawbar, Canopy, Hale 5x16 Tandem Stock Trailer, tured & tested now & receive a deferred warranty. We also reman Steering clutches weak (gone); Bumper hitch, steel non slip skid steers and IH tractor hydros (Many units are in stock) 1974 John Deere 7520 4x4 floor; Hale 5x14 tandem stock ****************************************** Wheel Tractor, sn 923R03240, trailer, wood sides, new floor; 7 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Special on IH Torque Amplifiers & related parts Duals, 3 remotes, Cab; Interna- ½’ x 14’ Single axle Grain trailer, SUNDAY, MARCH 28 — 11:00 AM Ask about our package deal. tional 560 wide front tractor, sn wood bed, cylinder at front of Centralia Community Center, CENTRALIA, KS. 66415 3371, gas, weights, 2 pt; Ford bed. Toll Free 877-525-2875 5000 tractor, sn C196042, 3 pt, Items may be consigned until 5 P.M. March 27, 2010 Washington, KS 66968 www.herrsmachine.com dual remotes, wheel weights, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Early Consignments 286 hours, with IH 200 Loader, DewEze RotoCut Bale Proces- ’68 IHC 656 dsl hydro wide frt; auto trans, 80,000 miles; ’93 60” bucket. ; 1960’s International sor, sn RC01A07, used about ’07 JD 1590 no-till drill 15’ 7.5” Chev ½ ton 4x4; ’91 Jeep 3414 Industrial Tractor, gas, 500 bales; JD 750 120 Bushel spacing com. grain & fert. Cherokee 4x4, 5 sp. 200,000 Loader, 3 pt; Ford 8N Tractor, sn Grinder Mixer; Machine Service w/grass seed box; 6’ 3 pt. miles; 18’ Nuway camper, self AUCTION 8N374326, good rear tires. 20 ton overhead divided bulk bin, skids; 9 ton round overhead shredder, 9’ pipe posts; ¾ contained; ’92 Waverunner 3, SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 9:00 AM COMBINES AND HEADERS bin, skids (both bins will be 1/2 sucker rod; hedge posts, 650 cc, w/trailer; Polaris 300 1987 John Deere 7720 Titan II Located: 11005 W. Red Rock Rd., PARTRIDGE, KS or 2 miles mile from auction site); Kelly approx. 250, lines & corners. 4-whlr 4x4; ’87 Honda 250 4- Rear Assist combine, sn whlr; Cushman golf cart 8 hp. South of Partridge to Red Rock Rd. and ½ mile West or 5 miles Ryan 4 x 10 feed wagon, fiber- HOG EQUP.: (for info call HO7720X62133, Good rear Kohler; ’78 Cushman Trackster East of K-14 and K-61 in ARLINGTON, KS, on K-61 to Red Rock glass lined; Shop Bilt Portable 785-548-5654) 272 hog slat tires, Vittetoe chaff spreader, 18 hp 3 sp; 27 hp 3 whl lawn Rd. and 1½ miles East. pen; Skid mounted spray unit, gestation stalls, 272 Ag-Accu 1990 J.D. 9600 Combine S Motor; Mayrath 6”x 20’Auger 4236 engine hours; 2001 John 12 lb. gestation feed drops, 16 cart w/dump bed; Craftsman Deere 925F Grain Header, sn 200 gallon with B&S 3 hp motor LT1000 lawn mower; 5x8 lawn w/1933 Sep. Hrs. sells with 930 B & S Motor; JD 220 3 pt. and pump, spray wand on a 6 x farrowing crates - 11 painted & J.D. Rigid Head; J.D. 925 Rigid Sprayer; JD 6’ 3 pt. Blade; 925F691486, Poly fingers; John mower trailer; 3 whl bicycle w/2 Deere 653 row crop head, sn 8 metal floor trailer; 2” pipe 5 galvanized dipped all Head; J.D. 222 Flex Head; J.D. Stock Racks; Fuel Barrels; new tires & tubes; Rockwell 346934; Gleaner L Combine, sn square hay racks for big bales; 9 w/stainless steel feeders & 853 A Row Head; 1990 J.D. Running Gears; Welder Gener- PVC dividers, 28 stainless steel floor drill press; 4 P255-70-R17 L5939, Gleaner 16’Flex header, small metal feed bunks; Calf 8760 Tractor w/12 sp. Power ator w/Flathead Motor (AS IS); crate sow feeders, 27 – 12’ & 8’ tires, new take-offs; 300 gal. 15’ rigid header, 6 row and 3 row creep feeder; 6—32’ 2” and rod Shift, PTO, Triple Hyd. with 4 JD Irrigation Motors (AS IS); steel framed gates, 12 – 3’ gas barrel w/stand; antique tire corn heads. cattle panels, 2 are hinged; 5337 Hrs.; 1987 JD 4850 2X 4 Complete Irrigation System stainless steel nursery feeders. machine; Sears 5 hp 30 gal. air Portable loading chute; Filson comp; antiques & lots of house- 15 Speed Power Shift, Triple Just Taken Down (PARTS HAY EQUIPMENT manual squeeze chute; Priefert ’94 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4, V6, hold furniture & dishes. Hyd. PTO, with 8652 Hrs.; 1989 ONLY); Irrigation Towers, Tires New Holland 1116 Swather, sn automatic and manual We are still taking consignments. Do expect many more JD 4755 2 x 4 15 Speed Power and Wheels & Pipe; 4 Wheel Ir- 328789, Diesel, cab, 16’ header, headgate; Filson Calf cradle; Hi Shift, Triple Hyd., PTO with items by sale date. Lunch on Grounds. rigation Pipe Trailer; 16’ Hyd. new tires, 1561 hours; Shop Bilt back saddle; Sheplers Western Hyd., GB 760 Loader. Loader Tandem Axle swather trailer, 11’ Land Plane; 12’ Speedmover - saddle; Chaps, tack and cowboy AUCTIONEERS: Steve Aeschliman; Jason Boucher; sells separate; Hay Spear for St. John; New Holland 851 Rd wide; John Deere 530 Round John Cline; Dan Deters; Dale Wilhelm gear. 760 Loader; 1996 GMC Top Baler; Stroberg 3 Pt. Rd. Bale Baler, sn 772035, near new For Info, contact: 785-770-2918, 857-3341 or 857-3390 Kick V-8 Gas, Auto, 18’ Bed & Carrier; Hale 16’ Stock Trailer; 6 belts; H & S Hi Capacity 14 FORAGE HARVESTER SALE DAY PHONE: 785-857-3302 Hoist Steel Floor; 1993 Chevy X 24’Triple Axle GN Stock Trail- wheel V rake, hydraulic; New Field Queen EQSD Forage Har- Website: www.centraliaauction.blogspot.com 2500 2x4 w/ Flatbed; 1994 Holland 256 Rolabar 5 bar side vester, sn C1041E, Cat 3208 Additions & Pictures will be added as available er; All Sizes Stroberg Panels Buick Lesabre 92,000 Miles; JD and Gates; 1,000s Elec. Fence delivery rake; JD 5 bar side de- engine is blown, 3 row crop 7200 8 Row Planter w/ Liquid Posts; Feeder Panels; Hog Far- livery rake. head, 6’ Pickup attachment. Fert.; Bush Hog 30’ Tandem rowing Crates; Krause 1 way; 8 DRILLS AND PLANTERS Disk; Crustbuster 27’ Chisel TILLAGE EQUIPMENT Row Kewannee Cultivator; 8 Great Plains 1500 No Til Center Walking Tandems; Krause Sin- Krause 16’ chisel, with 14” AUCTION row BMB Cultivator; 8 row IHC Pivot hitch Grain drill, sn 2475 sweeps; Krause 12 point chisel; gle Fold 20’ Chisel; Krause 34’ Corn sled; Glencoe 8 Row Cul- 03, 15’, 7 1/2” double discs, less Field Cultivator, Harrows, Walk- Kent 30’ hydraulic fold field culti- SUNDAY, MARCH 21 — 9:30 AM tivator; Glencoe 6 Row Cultiva- than 300 acres on new discs, ing Tandems; Hiniker 30’Field vator; International 470 15’ disc, tor; Emerson 4-6 yard Crowd planted 6766 acres; Great Knights of Columbus Club, 2206 East 23rd Street Cultivator, Harrows, Walking 7” spacing; Deutz Allis 2500 25’ Type Pull Scraper; JD 450 Ma- Plains Solid Stand 13 Drill, 13’, Tandems; Krause 1900 24’Tan- tandem disc (rough); JD 5-14 LAWRENCE, KS 66046 nure Spreader Hyd Push 7 1/2” Double Disc openers, dem Offset Disk; 24’ Bushhog semi mounted plow; IH 14’Vibre Another nice auction with both quality and variety, several col- w/slop gate; Coop Steel Nurse 5560 acres; JD 8300 drill, 13’ 20 Disk; J.D. 40’ Springtooth; shank; Graham Hoeme 9’ chis- lections, and something for everyone. Sale Bill lists highlights Trailer; 15-20 used vehicles for x 8”, fertilizer, double discs, Crustbuster 40’ Field Cultivator; el; Wilbeck 13’ twin offset disc; only. Plan to join us inside. scrap (All sell with bill of sale. press wheels; IH 10 grain drill, Crustbuster 40’ Field Cultivator JD RM 6 row 3 pt. rolling fender 16 x 7 ½” and Fert box; JD 494A See Complete Sale Bill and Photos at for Parts; Krause 14’ Chisel; No titles); Grainovator Feed cultivator; 3 pt 2 row cultivator. 4 row planter, pesticide boxes. J.D. 8350 Single Disk Drill; J.D. Wagon Good Floor & Chain; www.dandlauctions.com MOWERS AND AUGER 8350 Double Disk Drill; BJM J.D. 68- 3 Compartment Auger PICKUPS AND TRUCKS Fererl 8” x 52’ Hyd. Lift PTO 9:30 AM 100+ LOTS OF Brilliant Cut Glass Lamp; Hyd. 2 Drill Hitch; BMB 2 Drill Wagon; Grainovator Wagon 1990 Ford F350 4x4 Flatbed auger and 10’ swing auger; COINS,CURRENCYAND Vaseline and Opalescent Hitch; 2-J.D. DFC Drills, Fert., (AS-IS); Rancher Pride Creep Pickup, 460 V8, AT, 6 1/2’ x8’ STAMPS: 30+ Silver Dollars; Glass; Van Briggle and Hull Press; 3-Crustbuster 10” Hoe Feeder with Panels; NH 359 flatbed, Luco electric 1500# Howse 5’ 3 pt. rotary mower; Indian Head Cents; Silver Pottery; Collector Books; Edna Drills; Flex King 3x5 Blade Grinder Mixer (AS IS); Bulk Bin; feeder, new motor and transmis- Gyro 1310 14’ rotary mower. Washington Quarter Collec- Hibel Plates; Many Pictures, Plow; Schafer 18’ Double Fold Hesston Stak Hand 30; 20’ sion overhauled 3 years ago. OTHER EQUIPMENT tion; Silver Certificates and some S/N and 1924 KU Photo; Chisel w/Anhydrous; 8 Row An- Creep Feeder; Portable Air Rough; 1968 Chevrolet 30 BMB 6’ 3 pt. swivel blade; Wil- Foreign Currency. Compressor Honda Motor; Numerous Old Books; Primi- hydrous Applicator; Schubert flatbed pickup, 7’x 9’ flatbed with son Hornet 200 amp welder, Loads of Used Tires; Hydraulic COLLECTIBLES AND GLASS- tives; Dining Table w/ 6 Chairs; Anhydrous Applicator; Wako 24” sides, Duals, V8, 4 Speed, PTO, trailer; Steel Wheel Ma- Jacks; Hog Feeders-Hog WARE: Large Longaberger Nice Mahogany 5 Pc. Anhydrous Applicator; 30’ Ster- good bed; 1970 IH 1800 Tan- nure Spreader; Kuker 200 gal- ling Folding Packers; Several Equipment; Lots PVC Pipe; 3 dem Truck, (NO MOTOR) with Collection; Child’s Sad Iron Bedroom Set; Walnut 5 Tier lon pull type field sprayer. Collection; Child’s Dishes and Soil Packer Sections; J.D. 6 14 GrainTrucks- Hyd. Beds & Hoist 22’ all metal bed, hoist, 64” Shelf; Pressback Rocker; End MISC EQUIPMENT Tea Sets; Dolls; Numerous Rot. Hoe 20’; Harrow Carrier Hi (AS IS); R R. Ties & Timbers; 5’ sides, 5 & 2 with 3 speed Tables; Child’s Chairs and JD front weights for 20 series; Toys - Diecast Farm Toys, Rise; 2- J.D. 5020 Axle Mount 3 pt. Servi Rot. Mower; Fors- Brownlite, 205” WB; 1962 Ford Rockers; Chocolate Fountain; 4440 series suitcase weights; Tootsietoys, Wind-Ups, Banks; Duals 3 pt.; 2 Hyd. 1000 PTO berg Seed Cleaner-PTO on F600 Grain Truck, 13 1/2’ metal Old Cast Iron Toys, incl. Horse- and As Always Much More Not (As-Is); 1964 JD 4020 PS 3 pt. Trailer; JD 7000 8 row planter floor bed and hoist, Hydraulic 18.4 x34 tire and rim; 18.4 x 34 Drawn, Trains, Arcade Fageol Listed. 2 hydraulic; 4020 parts (As Is); (Parts); Bushog 3 pt. 5’ mower; unloader for tending drills. snap on duals; 500 gallon gravi- Kawasaki Jet Ski (AS IS); Good ty fuel tank and stand. Bus; Marbles; Jewelry, incl. 10- J.D. 5020 Wheatland 3 Pt. PTO; TRAILERS GARDEN AND SHOP TOOLS: UFT 500 Bu Grain Cart; Alu- double Ski Trailer; Lots 1 x Di- 14K Gold Rings and Sterling; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw 1997 Titan 6’6” x 24’ Tandem Trailer load of small tools Gold Hamilton Railway Special minum Dog Box w/Electric mension Lumber; Lots New (Nice); Craftsman Shop Vac; Most of the equipment has been shedded and well cared for. Pocket Watch; Pocket Knives; Openers; Speed King 6” X 30’ Disk Blades; Hydraulic Cylin- Hand and Power Tools; Chain Auger Electric Motor; Great ders; Stroberg 3 pt. Bale Carri- Loader assistance day of auction. About a two hour auction, Belt Buckles; Lots of Lawrence Please be on time!!! Lunch available. and KU Memorabilia, incl. Saws; Chipper/Shredder; JD Plains 8” X 70’ PTO Auger; er; Loads and Loads of Scrap Theo. Poehler Mercantile; Push Mower; JD Gas String Great Plains 4” x 40’ Auger B & Iron and Machinery. TERMS: Cash or approved check day of auction. Remove all Postcards; Piano Rolls; Trimmer; Craftsman Front-Tine Terms: Cash or Check. Many other articles too numerous to items promptly. Souvenir Glass; Lots of Tiller; Pull-Behind Lawn Cart, mention. Lunch Served. Not Responsible for Accidents. Photo’s at www.hancockauctionandrealestate.com Sterling Flatware; American Spreader and Sprayer. HAROLD GHORMLEY ESTATE, SELLER TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Positive ID required to register. HORST FARMS & NEIGHBORS, SELLERS Payment by cash or good check. Statements made the day of PARTRIDGE, KS the auction take precedence over all printed or written materi- DAVID GHORMLEY, EXECUTOR al. All items sold “as is”, “where is”. Not responsible for acci- GIEFER AUCTION SERVICE dents or loss. Kansas Sale Tax collected, unless copy of tax Larry Giefer, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker 620-532-2883 exemption certificate is provided. Concessions Available Mike Floyd, Assoc. Real Estate Broker 620-532-1887 D & L Auctions, Lawrence, KS Rod Bergkamp, Auctioneer and Real Estate Sales 620-538-2333 785-749-1513 or 785-766-5630 David Keim, Auctioneer 620-664-5549 (VM) Auctioneers: Doug Riat and Chris Paxton www.gieferauctionandrealestate.com 620.279.4575 or 620.340.5692 Page 44 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Process of studying diseases in lab setting explained by University Through stacks of docu- Services’ Centers for Dis- with the seven pathogens, ect-specific, so if we get ap- tional Bio and Agro-defense way. In November 2009, a mentation and months of ease Control and Prevention. the laboratory and scientists proval to do these seven Facility and the U.S. Depart- study of the wheat blast fun- preparation, the Biosecurity Both groups collabora- will still have to get permits pathogens and want to add ment of Agriculture Arthro- gus began and a study was Research Institute is under- tively regulate the use and from the U.S. Department of new research projects with pod-Borne Animal Disease completed on two pig dis- going the extensive, multi- security of select agent Agriculture to use them. So the same pathogens, addi- Research Unit,” Rusk said. eases, porcine circovirus and layered process of gaining pathogens. The listing of from the day the regulators tional pathogens or more “If confidence is lost in our porcine reproductive and approval to study federally pathogens as select agents is perform the initial inspec- personnel, we have to pre- ability to do this type of respiratory syndrome virus. regulated select agent subject to change, with new tion, it could be another six pare an amendment and re- work, those relationships And since August 2008, pathogens that threaten ones being added over time, months before researchers submit it for approval,” Rusk and collaborations may be the laboratory has housed a human and animal health as and it doesn’t necessarily can actually start the project. said. impacted as well. That’s the project in which researchers well as the food supply. correlate to how dangerous “It’s good that there’s Going through a lengthy reason this all takes a long are using lower level agents “There’s a misperception an agent is to people, said scrutiny, but it does have a and extensive authorization time. The stakes are high, as a first phase of a research that regulators will just come Beth Montelone, the insti- price,” Montelone said. “It process is vital to keeping and you have to get it right. project that will eventually in and give a blanket OK, tute’s interim director. costs time and effort, and it the laboratory safe. More- The ultimate goal is to facil- include select agents when and that’s not true,” said Rather, a pathogen’s status means that research is over, when a lab doesn’t ad- itate the high quality of sci- the Biosecurity Research In- Scott Rusk, director of depends on what threat the slowed down. There’s only here to standards, its author- ence that goes on in the stitute obtains approval to do Kansas State University’s government thinks it poses. part of the process that we ization to work with agents building.” that next phase of work. Pat Roberts Hall, which The Biosecurity Research can control.” can get yanked for years. It While the process to be- “Having researchers in houses the laboratory. “The Institute is currently seeking To become approved to could also face significant come approved for select the building but not doing inspectors don’t come in and approval for six bacterial study select agents, the monetary fines — recently agents and materials requir- highly regulated work is a then leave us with the whole pathogens and one virus that Biosecurity Research Insti- an institution was fined near- ing U.S. Department of huge benefit because it helps building and all possible re- are considered select agents. tute is being scrutinized ly $1 million — and people Agriculture permits is ongo- test our operations so that we search projects approved.” “The regulators’ upcom- from top to bottom. This in- could lose their jobs and ing, the Biosecurity Re- are fully prepared when The Biosecurity Research ing site visit is just the first cludes understanding how even face criminal penalties. search Institute has had sev- higher risk work begins.” Institute is a biosafety level- step of what we’ll be doing the infrastructure at Pat Because of the extensive eral other projects under Rusk said. 3 facility for research on an- in terms of getting the build- Roberts Hall works, review- process, some research or- imal and plant diseases that ing fully ready for all of the ing the laboratory’s safety, ganizations have decided not threaten human and animal projects that have been pro- security, operations and to study select agents. But health and food safety. The posed for the next two maintenance, medical sur- Rusk and Montelone said ability to possess and use years,” Montelone said. veillance, training and inci- that the Biosecurity Re- some of these pathogens in “The select agent registra- dent response programs, search Institute was created research requires approval tion is the brass ring, but standard operating proce- for exactly this type of re- from multiple agencies like there are layers below that.” dures, and interviewing lab- search. the U.S. Department of Agri- Even if the Centers for oratory workers and labora- “We have long-term rela- culture and the U.S. Depart- Disease Control and Preven- tory support staff. tionships and plan to work ment of Health and Human tion gives the OK for work “Each application is proj- with collaborators at the Na-

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New Seneca Location Darrell Simnitt Hammes Seed 785-231-0374 1183 120th Rd. Ralph McLeod 785-336-2900 785-249-5916 Call Damien or Matt Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 45 lion bushels and crush was and flour demand. The and aggressive buyers and increased as well. The net wheat market can’t catch a the supply fundamentals result was that ending break. Ending stocks are certainly justify the Schwieterman stocks were cut to 190 mil- now over 1 billion at 1.001. strength. Steer carcass lion bushels, which was That isn’t much more bear- weights are now 26 lbs. more or less expected. ish than last month’s 981, below last week and are just The beans had a positive but the extra digit seems de- slightly above the 5 year av- MarketA marketing commentary Outlook by Bret Crotts reaction to the report num- pressing. erage. Winter weather has bers, but had a very nega- The market acted like it taken its toll on gains and it The most interesting leased in January. could see a bounce in the tive reaction to Thursday’s was depressing too, with the is being reflected in the thing of the week wasn’t the Unfortunately the most market next week. I think export sales report, which July KW falling to new con- market. This week was a March supply and demand important change to the the July corn can easily get showed net cancellations in tract lows on Thursday. I good example of how bull report it was the topping ac- corn numbers was the 100 back this week’s losses and both the soybeans and soy- was a little surprised to see markets work. The cattle fu- tion in the U.S. Dollar million bushel cut in the ex- test the 40-day moving aver- bean oil. The soybeans were the wheat fall out of the tures were in need of a cor- Index. I saw numerous mar- port estimate. Sales haven’t age near the $3.85 level set to retest the upper end trading range since it had rection and we got it. ket analysts discussing the been that bad lately, so it early next week. After that of the trading range and been stuck there so long, Schwieterman Marketing, L.L.C. likelihood that the Dollar was a little surprising to see the market will need to see turn a number of technical but as I say nearly every specializes in risk management and cash grain and livestock marketing had topped for the time such a large cut, but what I the wet weather continue in indicators back up until week, there is very little plans. For information on the markets being and judging by the think USDA was looking at the Corn Belt, or some much that happened. positive fundamental infor- or our marketing service you can con- chart and by Friday’s close, was the very slow shipments better export activity, in Now it looks like we mation out there. The mar- tact Bret Crotts at 888-437-9131 or I have to agree. While the pace. It doesn’t matter how order to mount a sustained could see a test of the Feb- ket is oversold and due for a [email protected]. The information contained herein is weakness in the Dollar did- much you sell, if you don’t rally. ruary low before the market bounce, but that is basically based on data obtained from recognized n’t seem to help the com- get it out of the country. Cur- The cut in soybean pro- turns around. The July soy- the only reason to be a statistical services and other sources be- modity markets on Friday, rently we need to ship out duction was only 2 million beans will have very good buyer and if we do get a lieved to be reliable. However, we have an extended pull back about 41 million bushels of bushels, so it didn’t amount support at the $9.20 area rally, use the opportunity to not verified such information and we do not make any representations as to the would be a different story. corn per week to meet the to much and it was more and since it is unlikely that sell more call premium. accuracy or completeness. Past results An extended pull back USDA estimate. The prob- than offset by an increase in we will have net cancella- On the positive side, the are not necessarily indicative of future would put renewed interest lem is that we have only the import estimate. Im- tions again I think the sup- cattle had a great week. We results. All statements contained herein in the commodity markets, done that 5 times since the ports are small at only 15 port will hold. Rallies are had $94 - $95 cash trade, are current opinions, which are subject which could produce anoth- beginning of the crop year million bushels, but that is still a selling opportunity in which was $2 - $3 higher to change. The risk of loss in trading commodity future contracts can be sub- er leg higher in the live- in September. It wouldn’t the highest in several years the new crop though, since than last week and both the stantial. You should therefore carefully stock, crude oil, and stock hurt if sales improved, but and this month’s increase that is where the real bear- live cattle and feeder cattle consider whether such trading is suit- markets and put some need- at the moment what we real- was 7 million. I find it ishness lies. I expected to futures posted solid gains able for you in light of your financial ed support under the ly need is for the existing strange to see relatively see no changes to the wheat with many contract making condition. Neither the information, nor any opinion expressed shall be con- grains. Wednesday’s supply sales to be shipped. large imports while we have numbers, but there was one. new contract highs. Trading strued as an offer to buy or sell any fu- and demand numbers did The corn market was record exports. Meanwhile Food usage was cut due to funds continue to be large tures or options on futures contracts have some interesting fairly quiet and the July exports were increased to a better than expected flour changes. Both corn and soy- contract lost 11 cents. The new record high of 1.420 bil- extraction and lower bread bean production estimates losses came Tuesday and Dauer Rotary were cut by small amounts, Wednesday and the rest of and for the corn at least, the week seemed dead, with there is potential for fur- little volume and not much Tree Saw ther changes since the movement. The corn did Dakotas still haven’t been manage to stay above the resurveyed and there is still February low and the mar- Come See Us At corn left to be harvested. It ket is becoming oversold, FEATURES: is truly unusual to have so which coupled with the po- Mid-American Farm Show • 1 1/2” x 23” Blade Booth #K-003 many adjustments after the tential for a weak Dollar, with replaceable “final” estimates are re- leads me to believe we carbide cutters REAL ESTATE AUCTION • Cuts flush with THURSDAY, MARCH 18 — 7:00 PM ground Sale held at Best Western, 3021 W. Hwy. 50, Flint Hills Room • Heavy duty EMPORIA, KANSAS construction BLUESTEM GRASS, GREAT HUNTING • Designed for skid 424 ACRES - 3 TRACTS LYON COUNTY steer operation TRACT #1 - 160 ACRES Property consists of approx. 23 acres cropland in small fields, 135 acres of bluestem grass with one pond. Bluestem grass has been mowed for hay the last few years. A lot of wildlife, with great hunting. TRACT #2 - 144 ACRES 144 acres of Bluestem pasture, could be a good building site. TRACT #3 - 120 ACRES M/L 120 acres of Bluestem pasture with one small pond. See February 23rd Grass & Grain for complete details. MARYSVILLE In order to obtain further information or make arrangements Bruna Implement Co., Hwy. 36 E. to view the property please contact the selling agent. 785-562-5304 CARL WILMORE ESTATE SENECA LINN Website for sale available at: Seneca Implement Co. Kuhlman Implement S & S DISTRIBUTORS,Myrt & Marlyn Shuttleworth INC. www.farmandhomecompanies.com Hwy. 36 West Main Street 320 19th Road, Geneseo, KS 67444-8819 • 620-824-6452 AUCTIONEER: JOHN FLOTT 785-336-2621 785-348-5547 • [email protected] Cell: 620-340-3920 • Eve: 620-342-5034 Agent for Seller, Farm & Home Real Estate 2 DAY ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 20 — 9:30 AM Located 5 miles North of Intersection of Hwy. 56 and 99, AD- MIRE, KS, then 3/8 mile West on Rd. 390. AUCTION NH TD 95D tractor, cab, FWA 1630, 10 ft. plow disc; BMB 6 SATURDAY, MARCH 27 — 10:00 AM w/NH 820 TL loader, 65 actual and 15 1/2 ft. rotary mowers; hours; IH 1066 dsl., cab, 3 pt. Schaben 60 gal. sprayer, 3 pt.; SUNDAY, MARCH 28 — 11:00 AM w/GBH Master loader; IH 656 portable welding out w/Miller dsl. and M tractors; Ford AEAD, 20LE; plows, cultiva- 403 W. 4th, ENTERPRISE, KANSAS 900G, NF, 3 pt.; Cat D4D tors, planters, etc., etc.; 17 ITEMS SELLING SATURDAY, MARCH 27 dozer, 9 1/2 hyd. blade, guns; 100+ fishing poles; large ROP’s; Case 600 gas track select. of ammo, hunting gear, VEHICLES: 12:30 PM: 1999 tools; 110 amp 115v Wards loader; AC Spider tractor; ‘92 fishing tackle, 90+ knives, etc.; Chevrolet Silverado regular elec. welder; Greenfield tap Ford F-250, 7.3 dsl., ex. cab, Coleman 54 Series generator; cab pickup w/long bed, V6, and die set; large amount of nice; ‘95 GMC Ventura con- Generac 5 1/2 hp. power auto, AC, PW, red color, 32K tools and hardware. version van, nice; ‘57 Chevy washer; Toro and Honda snow actual miles, very nice; 1993 HOUSEHOLD: 10:30 AM: 6400 trk w/13 1/2’ bed and blowers; DeWalt 7730 radial Lincoln Continental. Rival crock pot; BBQ pit, new; hoist; Kawasaki 300 ATV, not arm saw; Craftsman tool TOOLS: 10:00 AM: Self pro- Weber kettle grill w/platform; running; EZ-Go 4 wheel golf chests; 2 Stihl chain saws; 12 pelled snow blower, LN; lawn Thermos elect. BBQ grill on cart; Rockwood 1640 pop-up bicycles; 10 lawn mowers; and garden tools; Craftsman stand; kitchenwares; office camper; Ebbtide Dyna-Track large selection of nuts, bolts, bench drill press; power tools equip.; patio table; chairs; 16 1/2’ fishing boat w/Javelin nails, hyd. fittings, spark plugs, on stands; many hand power camping items. 85 hp. OB w/trailer; Lone filters, weld. rod, electrical, oil alum. 16 ft. V-bottom, Merc. 25 and lubes; hand and shop ITEMS SELLING SUNDAY, MARCH 28 & trailer; King Kutter 6 ft. ro- tools, wrenches, etc., etc.; ANTIQUE FARM ITEMS: 4 ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: tary tiller, 3 pt., new; IH 470, 1998 Allegro 33 ft. motorhome cast iron well pumps; iron Complete set Hesston belt 480 and 37 wheel discs; IH 45, w/slide-out, 1,750 actual seats; 6 iron hog oilers, 1 buckles, 1974-2005 and 1 18 1/2 ft. vibra shank; JD miles. unique; platform scales; chair extra 1974; Eclipse moon wind- made from iron implement mill weight; old Coleman MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS. wrenches; horse bits, old and lanterns and lamps; very old pr. unique; antique tools; 200 lb. leather chaps; brass grain NOTE: Guns offsite, inspection auction day only. anvil; many other items. probes; fishing items; sporting INSPECTION: Large items, Thurs. and Fri., March 18 and 19, goods; primitives. 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM - PLEASE. For a more complete listing see next week’s Grass & Grain. NOTE: Very large and interesting auction with lots of farm ma- HAROLD “BUD” LEMMONS ESTATE chinery, vehicles, hunting, fishing, guns, tools, etc. Auction starts at 9:30 AM with hunting and fishing items. Second ring about 10:00 AM with tools, etc. Lunch: Happy Trails Chuckwagon. ESTATE OF ROBERT ‘GENE’ MORAN MRS. NORMA MORAN, SELLER BEATTY & WISCHROPP AUCTIONS LYNDON, KS • 785-828-4212 Some Pictures and Auction Bill: www.beattyandwischropp.com Page 46 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Grants awarded to communities for improvement projects Five Kansas communi- use physical activity facili- State Research and Exten- County) will use Get It-Do dards-based fitness games use some of the 2010 fund- ties have earned grants of ties (such as a local trail, sion’s 2010 Walk Kansas It! funds to underwrite the that allow children in ing to enhance an outdoor up to $3,000 to fund inno- basketball or tennis courts, Program, Kissick said. cost of adding workout sta- grades kindergarten fitness trail previously vative ideas to promote or swimming pool), and the The Mt. Hope communi- tions in a local park and through eighth grade and funded. physical activity and im- community´s decision- ty will also add intergenera- promoting physical fitness. with varying fitness levels For more information on prove health. makers, who usually are tional dances at a former Melvern, pop.429 to enjoy being active. The the Get It-Do It! grant Pro- The Get It-Do It! grant adults, she said. grocery store that has been (Osage County) will direct intent is to develop self gram, contact Johannes at program invites youth and Focusing on fitness can converted into a fitness and its grant funds to improve a confidence, learn coopera- 785-532-5773. For more in- adults in a community par- help to bring a community wellness class center. scenic Railroad Park and tion with others and build formation on the Kansas ticipating in the Kansas together, said Johannes, “The dances could easily provide nutrition educa- lifetime fitness habits. PRIDE Program and how it PRIDE Program to work to- who cited Mt. Hope, Kan., be used to illustrate the in- tion sessions in the commu- Junior high and high can benefit a community, gether to encourage health- a 2010 Get It-Do It! grant tended outcome in encour- nity. school students will be contact Dan Kahl or Trudy promoting activities, said recipient as an example. aging youth and adults to “The area is picturesque trained in leading the pro- Rice at (785) 532-5840 or Elaine Johannes, grant pro- The Sedgwick County, work together,” said Jo- as the trains come ‘round gram for elementary age go to www.kansaspride pro- gram coordinator. community (pop. 850) will hannes, who noted that the bend,” said Fran Rich- students, said Jeanette gram .ksu.edu. Elaine Jo- The effort is supported use a portion of the grant youth in the community mond, K-State Research Hildebrand, Stafford hannes is a Kansas State by Kansas State University funds to develop a brochure have asked the adults to and Extension agent in PRIDE volunteer, who University Research and Research and Extension, detailing local health-pro- teach them dances that were Osage County who is work- noted that the fitness effort Extension youth develop- and is a partnership of the moting activities. popular in their youth. ing with the community in will be part of a communi- ment specialist based in the K-State School of Family There’s more on tap, Other Kansas communi- the grant process. The 2010 ty-based afterschool and School of Family Studies Studies and Human Servic- however, for this active ties earning 2010 Get It-Do Get It-Do It! grant will help summer program called and Human Services in the es, the Kansas PRIDE Pro- community, said Pat It! grant funding are: to underwrite a fenced tod- STARS. College of Human Ecology. gram (a statewide commu- Kissick, PRIDE volunteer Glasco, pop. 536 (Cloud dler play area, dog run, ex- Stafford is a third-time Much of her work focuses nity development program grant writer, who noted that County) will use the 2010 pansion of a skate park, and grant recipient and also will on health promotion. co-administered by K-State the community maintains funding to expand youth walking trail with exercise Research and Extension two parks, and with the help and adult partnerships fund- stations. and the Kansas Department of grant and city funds, is ed by previous grants. Suc- Thanks to the grant of Commerce), and the adding a walking trail to a cessful efforts include a funding, youth in each of Kansas Department of newer park. high school mentoring pro- the communities also have Health and Environment Mt. Hope PRIDE volun- gram for grade school stu- been provided a disposable via its Healthy Kansas cam- teers also will use grant dents to encourage physical camera to chronicle im- paign, Johannes said. funds to help sponsor a one- activity, extended hours for provements in health pro- Engaging youth and mile walk in conjunction the community pool, and motion, Richmond said. adults in the process is in- with the community’s expansion of exercise class- Stafford, pop. 1,161 WASHINGTON tended to build positive re- Arbor Day celebration and es at the pool and the local (Stafford County), will use lationships between the this year, the community senior center. the funds to develop “Skill- youth, including teens who has 16 teams enrolled in K- Grinnell, pop 329 (Gove tastics” a series of stan- LIVESTOCK AUCTION KEY FEEDS 2010 MINERAL PROMOTION WASHINGTON,CATTLE SALE EVERY KANSAS WEDNESDAY – PHONE 785-325-2243 - 12:30 P.M. Check out our video auction at Order by April 1 - Delivery by May 1 — Pay N Store Program www.washingtonlivestockmarket.com Market Report March 10, 2010 HEIFERS 352 lbs. $128.00 YEARLINGS BREEDING HERD 253 lbs. $115.00 432 lbs. $130.00 KEY GRASS STOCKER 4 KEY 12x12x12 305 lbs. $113.00 488 lbs. $124.00 367 lbs. $118.50 532 lbs. $122.50 KEY BIG 6 KEY CATTLE PREP 431 lbs. $112.00 572 lbs. $115.00 473 lbs. $109.75 640 lbs. $106.75 KEY CTC MINERAL KEY 12x12 IGR 530 lbs. $101.75 715 lbs. $99.75 571 lbs. $105.00 750 lbs. $99.50 CUSTOM MINERAL BID TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS 607 lbs. $103.25 805 lbs. $94.75 699 lbs. $99.25 900 lbs. $90.00 SPECIAL PRICING Book before April 1 and receive 2 FREE BAGS for each 2,000 lbs. ordered 775 lbs. $89.75 SLAUGHTER COWS Fourth & Pomeroy STEERS $32.00-$56.00 CALL KEY FEEDS TODAY 265 lbs. $143.00 SLAUGHTER BULLS FEED Associates, Inc. 342 lbs. $131.00 $58.00-$68.75 1-800-432-7423 OFFICE Sale day every Wednesday for Sale info contact 785-630-0161 BYRON THORESON Manager Jim Breeding phone 785-562-7248 Barn phone number 785-325-2243 FEEDS 785-630-0245 TIM HAMM Barn Website: www.washingtonlivestockmarket.com Clay Center, Kansas 67432 Barn Email [email protected] Joseph Ebert, General Manager Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. CLAY CENTER 1/2 mile East of Holton, KS on 16 Highway JC LIVESTOCK SALES INC. Livestock Auction every Tuesday at 12:00 Noon Wednesday Sale, Hogs 9 AM • Cattle 10:00 AM LIVESTOCK SALES INC. Serving the Midwest Livestock Industry for 58 Years! Results from Wednesday, March 10 Cattle sales Tuesday, 12:00 PM. STEERS 2 340 115.00 Representative sales from last Tuesday, March 9 MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 9 WE SOLD 605 CATTLE 8 367 136.00 7 469 112.50 STEERS HEIFERS 23 494 122.50 8 546 110.00 6 402 128.00 1 365 113.00 STEERS 5 blk bwf red strs [email protected] 6 555 122.00 5 562 104.50 6 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk bwf rwf strs [email protected] 20 546 122.00 5 585 103.25 3 490 127.00 1 490 107.00 5 625 115.50 3 650 96.50 1 515 124.50 4 483 106.00 5 blk strs [email protected] 5 blk char strs [email protected] 19 674 115.25 10 683 96.00 4 536 119.00 5 574 106.00 4 blk strs [email protected] HEIFERS 5 643 114.00 19 646 96.00 3 585 118.50 3 542 104.50 6 blk bwf strs [email protected] 3 blk hfrs [email protected] 8 640 113.25 18 715 93.25 3 593 117.00 2 573 104.00 6 blk strs [email protected] 3 blk char hfrs [email protected] 31 674 108.00 6 776 93.00 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] 2 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 6 708 103.00 11 789 91.00 4 600 115.25 8 618 103.50 21 760 101.00 9 933 90.35 4 611 114.00 11 686 96.50 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] 14 801 98.25 60 881 88.75 2 638 106.50 3 blk char strs [email protected] 3 blk hfrs [email protected] 62 804 98.25 17 706 103.25 Top butcher cow was $54.75 3 blk rwf strs [email protected] 7 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 65 843 95.25 Top butcher cow was $58.50 11 714 101.50 Top butcher bull was $69.75 4 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] 63 835 95.00 8 blk char bulls [email protected] 9 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 58 845 94.00 Top butcher bull was $73.25 32 915 93.25 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 16 2 blk char strs [email protected] 4 blk red hfrs [email protected] HEIFERS Fat hog top was $47.20 avg. 5 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk bwf rwf hfrs [email protected] 11 402 116.25 257 14-14 black & blackwhiteface 1st calf heifer pairs, 1200-1300 11 blk bwf strs [email protected] 4 blk red hfrs [email protected] lb. cows, calves sired by Benoit Bulls; 70 black cross steers & 4 blk strs [email protected] 5 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] CONSIGNMENTS FOR WED., MARCH 17 heifers, 700-750 lbs.; 130 black cross steers & heifers, 400-650 8 blk red bulls [email protected] 15 blk hfrs [email protected] 15 blk char strs [email protected] 4 blk bwf red hfrs [email protected] 69 black cross heifers, 625-725...... R. Thurlow lbs.; 45 black cross steers & heifers, 700-825 lbs.; 60 mixed 5 blk strs [email protected] 3 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 60 mixed steers, 875-925 ...... J. Hajek steers, 800-850 lbs.; 130 blk cross steers, 825-850 lbs.; 15 Hol- 60 black steers, 825-850...... Grater Farms stein steers, 350-500 lbs., weaned & vac.; 30 black steers, 800- 8 blk bwf herf bulls [email protected] 5 blk bwf hfrs 724@ 97.75 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] 60 black & blackwhiteface steers, 825-850 ...... D&G Jacobson 850 lbs. 8 blk strs [email protected] 10 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] More consignments by sale time. More consignments by sale time. 6 blk strs [email protected] 5 herf hfrs [email protected] 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] ANGUS INFLUENCE FEMALE SALE SPRING MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION MONDAY,MARCH 29 - 6:00 PM NEXT SHEEP & GOAT SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Getting several consignments. Complete list in next week’s ad! SATURDAY, APRIL 3 • 11:00 AM SALE TIME (SEE THIS ISSUE FOR FULL LISTING) If you wish to consign to sale call Debbie Blythe, 785-349-2652 ************************ Mitch Langvardt, 785-761-5814 Already several consignments SPECIAL COW & BULL SALE FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Dan Harris, Auctioneer & Owner • 785-364-3320 JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566 Danny Deters, Corning, Auct. & Field Rep • 785-868-2591 Junction City Field Reps: Jim Heine 785-765-3480, Alma Clay Center Field Representatives: Lee Holtmeier 785-348-5468 Dick Coppinger, Winchester, Field Rep. • 913-774-2415 Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Bruce Rogge, 785-692-4214 Steve Aeschliman, Sabetha, Field Rep. • 785-284-2417 Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185 Larry Matzke, Wheaton, Field Rep. • 785-268-0225 HOWARD LANGVARDT KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT LYNN LANGVARDT Barn Phone • 785-364-4114 785-238-8212 785-499-5434 785-238-1858 785-762-2702 Cell: 785-761-5812 Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813 WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com EMAIL: [email protected] Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010 Page 47 better from a health stand- point, Wes added. Sun- flower oil is high in Vita- min E and low in trans-fats. Use caution to prevent Kansas Bainter Sunflower Oil is a 100 percent pure, all-nat- ural product made with Kansas grown sunflowers. cattle bloat on wheat Profile It has no additives or preservatives. Wes con- By Ron Wilson tracts with area sunflower growers for something pastures this spring called mid-oleic seeds. The Stocker operators with Highfill said. “One logical Highfill said the general- Executive Director seeds are processed in a cattle grazing wheat pasture management strategy that ly recommended rate of of the Huck Boyd crushing facility west of should be observing their should help reduce frothy Poloxalene is one gram to town. The bottling is done animals closely for signs of bloat would be to take steps two grams per 100 pounds Institute at the company´s head- wheat pasture bloat. to make wheat forage in- of the animal’s body quarters in the rural com- munity of Hoxie, popula- “Wheat pasture bloat — take more uniform and pre- weight. The most common Wes Bainter — tion 1,207 people. Now, sometimes called Sudden vent engorgement.” form of poloxalene is Bloat that´s rural. Death Syndrome — is a A useful option may be Guard.® Bainter Sunflower Oil The sunflower oil is frustrating problem, often to provide cattle with a feed “The preferred delivery marketed directly to con- killing the faster-growing supplement that contains would be to have poloxa- It´s the State Fair — system that farmers could sumers through the compa- time to walk the midway use to process their veg- ny´s website, www.bainter calves that consume a monensin. Monensin has lene commercially mixed and get a delicious corn etable oils. sunfloweroil.com, and to greater amount of forage,” proven to be effective in re- into a feed supplement; dog, fresh out of the fryer. His processing system grocery stores and super- said Greg Highfill, Oklaho- ducing the incidence of however, it could be top But this particular corn was a hot seller when fuel markets throughout the re- ma State University (OSU) bloat and should reduce dressed onto processed feed dog is special, because it prices were high, but when gion. It is now going to 40 Cooperative Extension area forage intake as well. in the feed bunk,” he said. was cooked in a healthy, the economy turned down stores in Kansas, Nebras- all-natural cooking oil that and oil prices fell, Wes ka, and Colorado. Wes fig- livestock specialist. “Stocker cattle should “Hand-feeding a supple- was produced and pro- looked for other ways to ures the company´s busi- Several factors related to receive 150 milligrams ment may not be possible, cessed right here in Kan- utilize his innovative sys- ness in 2009 was about 20 plant growth and composi- (mg) to 200 mg per head so providing poloxalene in sas. tem. He realized the sun- times that of 2008. Bainter tion plus animal consump- per day of monensin to ef- a mineral may be the best Wes Bainter is an inno- flower oil had more value Sunflower Oil was intro- tion play a role in this prob- fectively reduce bloat,” option.” vator and inventor. One of as a food than as a fuel. duced at the Kansas State his innovations has led to a So Wes researched the Fair in 2009 and looks to be lem. As the wheat plants Highfill said. “Purchasing a If mineral blocks are new sunflower oil enter- possibility of developing a major cooking oil at the break winter dormancy, the supplemental feed with the used, producers should en- prise. But this enterprise and selling an all-natural fair in 2010. proportion of forage com- targeted monensin dose and courage daily consumption was first targeted at the sunflower oil for human Wes Bainter has nine ponents during this rapid getting it into the cattle are of the proper poloxalene field, rather than the frying consumption. patents, but for him the growth phase can con- the primary management amount by removing all pan. “That´s a big step,” he sunflower oil and his other In early 2007, fuel prices said. “Fuel is fairly simple, businesses are important tribute to the rumen diges- challenges.” salt and other mineral spiked up to record levels. but to take it to a cooking because of what they mean tion producing a frothy Mineral mixes contain- sources. The high price of diesel oil level requires much to the community. “Hoxie foam. With rapid fermenta- ing monensin also are What about the common was especially challenging higher standards.” has a great school system tion and conditions to pro- available, although con- practice of feeding hay to for farmers who use it in So Wes refined and im- and great roads, but we duce a froth covering in the sumption typically will cattle on wheat pasture, in crop production. Wes said, proved his filtering system. need to be proactive to “We decided that with the The K-State Food Science build our communities so rumen, fermentation gas is vary more from calf to calf. the belief that low con- high fuel prices, we needed Institute tested his product people will come,” he said. trapped and bloat occurs. “Herd managers should sumption may provide lim- to design, manufacture, and verified its quality, “We´ve created a grass- “Numerous factors can assess the bloat risk in their ited bloat control? and market a fuel system shelf life, flashpoint, and roots business with local contribute to bloat condi- operation to determine the “It’s important to note where farmers could make other factors. Wes is now growers to help the local tions specific to each sea- level of protection needed, that OSU studies have their own fuel.” producing and marketing economy.” He figured farmers this product through his His attitude toward son,” Highfill said. “In and possibly consult with shown that feeding hay re- could use a portion of their newest business, Bainter challenges is summarized some years, the major cul- their local veterinarian, if ally has no significant ef- fields to produce oilseed Sunflower Oil LLC. in his frequent saying, “If prit can often be cattle en- appropriate,” Highfill said. fect on reducing bloat,” crops which would yield Sunflower cooking oil it´s easy, we´re not interest- gorgement or simply eating Poloxalene is the gener- Highfill said. “Some stock- vegetable oil that could re- has numerous advantages, ed.” Of his many inventions too much wheat forage too ally recommended treat- er cattle are just much more place commercially-pro- he said: “It leaves food and global business, Wes duced diesel as a fuel. The crispier, lasts longer, has a said, “It´s all a blessing. fast.” ment for significant bloat sensitive to bloat than oth- resulting biofuel would be higher flash-point, is good- I´m not very smart, but God Death usually trails en- outbreaks, although it is an ers. If these animals survive a locally grown, renewable tasting, and is a heart- is.” gorgement within nine expensive feed additive. the early part of an out- source of energy for those healthy product.” It´s time to leave the hours to 24 hours. In addi- While poloxalene reduces break, they should be re- farmers. Wes designed an In fact, olive oil is the State Fair, where we´ve en- tion, weather fronts often rumen frothiness, it must be moved from wheat pasture extraction and filtration only vegetable oil which is joyed an all-natural Kan- sas product which comes disrupt normal cattle feed- consumed daily as it has no as they will probably be from Hoxie, Kansas. We ing patterns. Cattle often residual effects in the susceptible to bloat the en- salute Wes Bainter and all consume more forage when rumen. tire grazing period.” those involved with Bain- a weather change is about ter Sunflower Oil and his to occur. other enterprises. They are Eureka Livestock Sale making a difference by cre- The number of bloating P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 ating private sector eco- cattle can increase rapidly 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 nomic growth in northwest in a few short days. Kansas. In the long run, “Producers often feel Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp that´s even better than a helpless as the death loss On Thursday, March 11 we had 1,272 head of cattle on a good corn dog. number can be significant,” market. STEERS 11 bwf wf [email protected] 16 blk [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] 12 blk red [email protected] 17 blk [email protected] 15 blk bwf [email protected] 20 hols [email protected] 15 blk [email protected] ELDORADO 14 blk red [email protected] 16 hols [email protected] 14 blk red [email protected] 5 blk red [email protected] HEIFERS 30 mixed [email protected] LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. 15 blk [email protected] 29 blk [email protected] 9 blk [email protected] 25 red chr [email protected] 6 wf bwf [email protected] 17 blk red [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] 12 blk [email protected] 7 blk red [email protected] 13 blkbwf [email protected] 7 blk red [email protected] 23 blk bwf [email protected] 316-320-3212 11 blk [email protected] 5 blk [email protected] 100 b bwf [email protected] Ken Duensing and Les Gauby welcome the crowd to Fax: 316-320-7159 10 blk [email protected] 10 blk [email protected] 40 mixed [email protected] their annual production sale held last week in Wash- 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, 6 blk [email protected] 18 blk [email protected] 18 mixed [email protected] ington. (photo by Beth Gaines-Riffel) El Dorado, KS 67042 14 blk red [email protected] 21 blk [email protected] 7 blk bwf [email protected] Market Report - Sale Date: 3-11-10. Head Count 1,290. 15 blk [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] 6 red blk [email protected] 21 b/bwf/w [email protected] 16 r char [email protected] 18 blk red [email protected] ATTENTION CATTLE FEEDERS Trend on Calves: Not enough steer and heifer calves for a good market test. Trend on Feeder Cattle: Not enough feeder steers and BUTCHER COWS: $30-$56, mostly mostly $64-$68, very active. Go to the Source for calves in northeast Kansas heifers for market test. Butcher Cows; High dressing cows $50- $46-$54, very active. PREG COWS: $450-$675. and southeast Nebraska $59.50; Avg. dressing cows $42.50_$50; Low dressing cows $30- BUTCHER BULLS: $59.25-$70, Riverside Cattle Company $42.50. Stock Cows: Bred cows $475-$1,100; Cow/claf prs. $650- EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 18 $1,270. Butcher Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $55-$66.50. • 150 mixed steers, 600-800 lbs. Trend on Cows & Bulls: Butcher cows steady; butcher bulls steady. All calves will be purchased in Missouri and Kansas, loaded, • 150 blk, bwf steers & heifers, 500-800 lbs. and shipped the same day (partial loads available) • 57 yellow, Char cross steers, 500-650 lbs. Delivered Price: SPECIAL COW SALE • 50 blk, red steers & heifers, 400-600 lbs. Heifers: 350-400 lbs. $105.00-$110.00 SATURDAY, APRIL 3RD • 60 hols steers, 500-600 lbs. 400-600 $98.00-$110.00 BRED COWS, COW/CALF PAIRS & • 50 hol steers, 450-700 lbs. 600-650 lbs. $95.00-$104.00 BREEDING BULLS • 175 blk, bwf, char cross steers & heifers, 500-800 lbs. Steers & Bulls: 350-450 lbs. $120.00-$130.00 MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE TIME. 450-500 lbs. $105.00-$115.00 We welcome your consignments! 500-550 lbs. $110.00-$120.00 If you have cattle to consign or would like additional information, EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 25 please call the office at 316-320-3212 or visit our website: • Calves will be mixed color (black, red, char crosses) unless • 100 fancy Red Angus steers & heifers, 450-650 lbs. www.eldoradolivestock.com ordered otherwise • 100 blk, bwf steers & heifers, 450-650 lbs. • All blacks upon request add $5.00 Chris Locke Steven Hamlin MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE TIME. • All prices includes freight (316) 320-1005 (H) (316) 747-2521 (H) • Will buy back as yearling (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 222-1199 (M) SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Call for daily price quote Larry Womacks, Fieldman Van Schmidt, Fieldman For more information contact: (620) 394-3273 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) We appreciate your business! Jim Breeding, 785-562-7248, cell (620) 229-0076 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager 785-325-2243 barn, 785-562-2615 home Home Phone - 620-583-5385 “If you don’t like ‘em on delivery, you don’t own ‘em” Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 Page 48 Grass & Grain, March 16, 2010

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He lives in Wild- neighbors that care, labor cluding the Internet, video off-farm income is seen as a passing the local community sonal interactions, neighbor- wood, Missouri and can be exchanges, participation in games, DVD’s and video- necessary step in maintain- in favor of the best business liness, and a pursuit of com- contacted through his web- community activities and cassettes offer a compelling ing a viable rural lifestyle. deals. E-commerce skims munity goals. site. family life. The bonds that range of passive entertain- Many men and women who off some of the bigger cus- For more information on ©2010 The Preston Con- tie rural people together are ment in the home on de- out of necessity seek off- tomers. rural life, visit Val Farmer’s nection Feature Service interwoven with the strands mand. The need for neigh- farm employment, along Community patterns and of church, school, communi- borly social visits is not as with those women who enter loyalties are also weakened ty and strong family values. great when there is an elec- the work force for reasons of by absentee owners and The hometown quality of tronic guest available at our fulfillment, are no longer non-family corporations in rural life depends on one-to- fingertips. available to serve the com- agriculture. Their social and one relationships of trust Even if all this program- munity. They will find their business commitments to and dependency formed in ming were superlative, they new social circle and friend- the local community do not many settings as people still have a harmful effect. ships to be increasingly cen- compare to local and family- function in multiple roles. These choices displace and tered through their contacts oriented operations. Disruptive forces. 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If to enlarge their scope of in- appealing to a mass audi- time and energy people have rural communities are to re- teractions across longer dis- ence. Then there is the ad- for social contacts and com- tain their distinctiveness, co- tances. As a result, the small vertising, seductively pack- munity service. hesiveness and neighborli- towns gave ground to larger aged in upscale wants and Economics. Economic ness, they need to con- trade centers for community high production values to conditions in agriculture sciously promote rural val- and business activity. entice us to be consumers of continue to reduce the num- ues both in the home and in Today there are new and more and more “necessi- ber of small and medium the community. more modern technological ties.” Rural children are ex- range farms in rural commu- Strong extended fami- and economic developments posed to materialistic and nities. The countryside is lies, ethnic and religious that pose even greater hedonic values that suggest emptying. The reduction in communities need to pro-ac- threats to this distinctive status and success usually farms and farm families af- tively transmit values and rural lifestyle and mutual in- not available in rural com- fects rural main street busi- history from one generation terdependence. munities. nesses and reduces the need to the next. Television and electronic The news programming for services. Communities and groups media. Rural values, com- also orients rural people to The growing economic need to celebrate together. munity identity and partici- national and international is- disparity and competition People need opportuni- pation are being supplanted sues and concerns, perhaps for land among farmers ties to come together, know by an electronic global vil- at the expense of a decreas- themselves also breaks one another, share their lage and perspectives from ing interest in regional and down patterns of neighborly common understandings Rusty Dummermuth and son Cayden enjoyed looking an entertainment oriented local issues. interactions. The operator about life, and cherish each at the bulls at the recent Double Feature Angus sale mass culture. Off-farm employment. farming on a large scale has other. held at Washington last week.

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We sold 1171 cattle March 9, with several consignments canceling due 10 blk hfrs 648 @ 97.75 1 blk cow 1700 @ 54.00 SPECIAL EARLY CONSIGNMENTS to the rain.There was good demand for steer and heifer calves at prices 12 blk/red hfrs 664 @ 96.75 1 blk cow 1305 @ 53.50 that were steady to higher. Feeder steers and heifers were $1.00-3.00 68 mix hfrs 707 @ 96.00 1 red cow 1210 @ 53.00 FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 16 higher. Cows and bulls remained steady. 13 blk hfrs 696 @ 95.75 1 blk cow 1365 @ 52.50 24 Angus/Geb. steers & heifers, 500-600 lbs., weaned & 5 bwf/blk hfrs 668 @ 95.00 1 blk cow 1175 @ 52.00 vac. STEER & BULL CALVES 120 mix strs 787 @ 100.35 1 blk cow 1270 @ 51.50 12 blk hfrs 763 @ 94.75 80 blk, bwf steers, 550-800 lbs., weaned & vac. 1 blk str 345 @ 131.00 32 bwf/blk strs 801 @ 98.00 4 blk hfrs 781 @ 92.75 1 blk cow 1030 @ 51.00 1 blk bull 285 @ 131.00 36 bwf/blk strs 812 @ 96.75 2 blk hfrs 823 @ 92.25 1 blk cow 1200 @ 50.75 105 blk bwf heifers, 550-700 lbs., weaned & vac. 2 blk strs 398 @ 126.50 9 bwf/blk strs 883 @ 95.35 2 bwf/blk hfrs 823 @ 90.00 1 red cow 1220 @ 50.00 50 blk, bwf heifers, 650-700 lbs., weaned & vac. 21 blk/wf strs 533 @ 126.50 62 blk/char strs 874 @ 94.70 COWS & HEIFERETTES 1 bwf cow 1280 @ 49.75 100 blk, bwf steers & heifers, 550-650 lbs., weaned & 1 red str 355 @ 126.00 5 blk/sim strs 978 @ 92.50 1 blk hfrt 945 @ 95.00 1 red cow 1100 @ 49.00 vac. 2 blk bulls 380 @ 125.00 119 mix strs 957 @ 92.40 1 red cow 1570 @ 48.50 2 blk hfrts 1010 @ 86.75 26 blk, Sim steers & heifers, 700-800 lbs. 2 blk strs 435 @ 125.00 HEIFER CALVES 1 blk hfrt 965 @ 86.50 1 blk cow 1165 @ 48.00 5 blk bulls 483 @ 123.00 2 bwf/blk hfrs 323 @ 124.00 1 red hfrt 1055 @ 84.00 1 blk cow 1095 @ 47.25 130 blk, Char steers, 775-800 lbs. 6 blk strs 511 @ 122.50 2 bwf/blk hfrs 370 @ 120.50 1 blk hfrt 1085 @ 83.00 1 blk cow 1290 @ 47.00 120 blk, bwf steers & heifers, 600-750 lbs. 2 bwf/blk strs 493 @ 120.00 2 blk hfrs 385 @ 120.00 1 red hfrt 1125 @ 82.50 1 bwf cow 1520 @ 46.25 40 blk heifers, 750-800 lbs. 1 brocl str 510 @ 119.00 1 char hfr 300 @ 119.00 1 blk hfrt 1210 @ 80.50 1 sim cow 1175 @ 46.00 120 blk cross steers, 850-875 lbs. 2 blk bulls 438 @ 118.00 1 blk hfr 295 @ 116.00 1 bwf cow 1390 @ 45.50 1 red hfrt 1070 @ 78.50 120 blk cross steers, 900-925 lbs. 18 blk/red strs 486 @ 115.50 1 red hfr 340 @ 115.00 1 blk hfrt 1220 @ 77.00 1 blk cow 1240 @ 45.00 STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 4 blk hfrs 484 @ 113.50 1 red hfrt 1025 @ 76.00 1 blk cow 1430 @ 44.00 6 blk cross steers, 900-950 lbs. 6 blk strs 586 @ 123.25 2 blk hfrs 495 @ 113.00 1 red hfrt 1255 @ 75.50 BULLS More consignments by sale time. 5 bwf/blk strs 583 @ 120.00 3 blk hfrs 498 @ 112.50 1 bwf hfrt 930 @ 75.00 1 blk bull 1990 @ 66.00 12 blk/red strs 592 @ 119.00 56 mix hfrs 534 @ 112.00 1 blk hfrt 1155 @ 70.50 1 blk bull 1770 @ 65.50 4 blk strs 614 @ 116.25 2 blk hfrs 505 @ 111.50 1 blk cow 1460 @ 70.00 1 blk bull 1980 @ 65.00 SPECIAL EARLY CONSIGNMENTS 13 blk/sim strs 648 @ 114.75 3 blk hfrs 537 @ 110.00 1 red hfrt 995 @ 67.50 1 blk bull 1770 @ 62.75 10 bwf/blk strs 620 @ 114.00 4 blk hfrs 531 @ 108.00 1 blk cow 1175 @ 60.00 1 blk bull 2080 @ 62.50 FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 30 4 bwf strs 658 @ 114.00 8 blk/red hfrs 434 @ 107.50 1 limo cow 1415 @ 57.50 300 Angus bwf steers & heifers, 500-700 lbs., weaned & 7 bwf/blk strs 683 @ 112.25 2 blk hfrs 438 @ 107.00 vac. 8 blk/sim strs 560 @ 111.75 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS TUESDAY, APRIL 6 15 blk strs 700 @ 109.75 14 bwf/blk hfrs 555 @ 107.75 More consignments by sale time. 6 bwf/blk strs 654 @ 109.25 3 bwf/blk hfrs 558 @ 106.50 SPECIAL COW & BREEDING BULL 30 bwf/blk strs 691 @ 107.50 3 blk hfrs 567 @ 105.00 SALE TO FOLLOW REGULAR SALE 57 bwf/blk strs 720 @ 107.00 4 blk hfrs 616 @ 101.50 14 mix strs 723 @ 107.00 4 blk hfrs 583 @ 100.00 - SALE AT 6:30 PM WATCH OUR AUCTIONS 70 blk/red strs 735 @ 106.00 3 blk hfrs 628 @ 100.00 Call with consignments in order to 5 bwf strs 761 @ 104.00 9 bwf/blk hfrs 639 @ 98.00 LIVE ON DVAuctions.com 15 blk/red strs 783 @ 102.00 29 bwf/blk hfrs 654 @ 97.85 advertise early. FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: REZAC BARN ...... ST. MARYS, 785-437-2785 LELAND BAILEY . . .TOPEKA, 785-286-1107 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 KENNETH REZAC . . .ST. MARYS 785-458-9071 Company, Inc. Toll Free Number...... 1-800-531-1676 Website: www.rezaclivestock.com St. Marys, Ks. AUCTIONEERS: DENNIS REZAC & REX ARB