Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 17 Thirteen new agritourism businesses register with State of Kansas Just weeks after attending an agri- There are currently 231 registered agri- tourism workshop series in Emporia, 13 tourism vendors in Kansas. new agritourism businesses registered “It’s extremely rewarding to work with with the State of Kansas this morning in these innovative farmers, ranchers and Topeka. other rural business people,” said Janzten, The 13 applications were submitted to Director of Rural Development for Flint Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh by Hills Resource Conservation & Develop- workshop instructor Jan Janzten at a cere- ment. “Their dreams are to share this mony in the Secretary of State’s Office. beautiful and interesting rural environ- The new entrepreneurs all attended a ment, history and culture with visitors workshop series titled “Agritourism: Your from urban areas of our country and Next Cash Crop?” hosted earlier this year around the world. By taking part in these by the Flint Hills Resource Conservation & workshops, the participants discovered Development Agency and the Kansas how they can realize their dreams and also Small Business Development Center at create a secondary or even primary source Emporia State University. The workshops of income, thus enhancing the quality of were designed for anyone interested in life for themselves and the rural communi- starting a new agritourism businesses or ties where they live. Given the success of expanding an existing ag-based business to these workshops, we will definitely be of- include elements of agritourism. Topics in- fering more of them.” cluded financing, product pricing, busi- Agritourism is typically defined as the ness plan writing and legal issues. crossroads of traditional agriculture and Once the applications are processed, tourism. Farmers across Kansas are rea- applicants will be eligible to open for lizing the benefits of tailoring their oper- business and receive a variety of financial ations to tourists, who are increasingly and technical assistance from the Kansas longing to visit a working ranch, rope a Representatives of the Kansas Department of Commerce and Travel and Tourism Department of Commerce. Registered agri- calf, ride a horse, pick their own apples or agencies gathered in Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh’s office last week to cele- tourism businesses also benefit by being tour a winery. These activities provide listed as a registered agritourism operator lifelong memories for tourists and addi- brate the registration of the new Flint Hills agritourism ventures. Jan Jantzen, pic- at TravelKS.com, the official website of the tional revenue for Kansas farmers who tured third from the right, who coordinated the agritourism workshop sponsored in state’s travel and tourism industry. host them. part by the Flint Hills RC&D office, delivered the applications.

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Heavy feeder steers & Ed Vinduska Marion 29 mix hfrs 848 @ 82.85 days, all shots & double fly tags, 250-500 lbs. heifers were selling at mostly steady prices on BULLS — 1,550-2,325 LBS. 40 black strs & hfrs, 1 rd shots, 550-750 lbs. the kind offered with quality and condition being Randy Parker White City 1 blk bull 2305 @ 60.50 35 fancy blk Simm-x strs & hfrs, weaned 40 the deciding factor. Cull cows and bulls were David Mullinix Burlingame 1 blk bull 2145 @ 60.00 days, 2 complete rds shots, 450-550 lbs. selling steady. Following is a partial listing. Randy parker White City 1 blk bull 1930 @ 53.75 Milton Berg Blaine 1 blk bull 1570 @ 53.75 31 xbred bulls, weaned, 550-700 lbs. 30 choice reputation blk & bwf OCV replace- STEER CALVES — 400-550 LBS. Joe Domann Easton 37 cross strs 517 @ 130.00 COWS & HEIFERETTES — 800-1,625 LBS. ment heifers, sired by Fink Beef Genetics Harold McCarter Wamego 5 blk strs 457 @ 128.00 Downey Ranch Wamego 1 blk cow 865 @ 74.00 Angus bulls Joe Domann Easton 6 cross strs 422 @ 125.00 T&A Angus Basehor 1 blk cow 805 @ 69.00 Nyle Salmans McLouth 1 cross cow 840 @ 67.50 27 choice blk replacement quality heifers, Harold McCarter Wamego 10 mix strs 518 @ 124.50 750-800 lbs. Monty Havel Burlingame 7 blk strs 445 @ 124.00 Keith Schaefer Linn 1 blk cow 870 @ 59.00 Monty Havel Burlingame 5 blk strs 548 @ 122.50 Ed Slusher Osage City 1 blk cow 1780 @ 54.50 20 black Simm strs & hfrs, 550-650 lbs. Fred Ullery Scranton 6 blk strs 547 @ 118.50 Greg Buehler Mayetta 1 cross cow 1060 @ 51.00 15 blk steers, bulls & heifers, weaned, shots, Ed Slusher Osage City 8 blk strs 529 @ 114.00 Steve & Sharon Eckhoff Manhattan 1 blk cow 1255 @ 49.75 Bruce Kaump Randolph 1 cross cow 1355 @ 49.75 550-600 lbs. FEEDER STEERS — 550-950 LBS. Janet James Ozawkie 1 herf cow 1150 @ 48.25 Marvin Teske Wheaton 5 blk strs 594 @ 125.00 Line Cattle CO. Wamego 2 blk cows 900 @ 47.50 SPECIAL STOCK COW & Rick Nichols Council Grove 5 blk strs 590 @ 124.50 Brent Miller Alma 1 bwf cow 1335 @ 47.00 BRED HEIFERS SALE, APRIL 16 Joe Domann Easton 23 cross strs 583 @ 123.75 Tom Kimball Manhattan 1 bwf cow 1095 @ 47.00 Bill Burris Allen 6 blk strs 681 @ 108.75 Randy Parker White CIty 1 blk cow 1210 @ 47.00 STARTING AT 11 AM Harold McCarter Wamego 13 mix strs 655 @ 107.75 Keith Rockhold Ottawa 1 cross cow 1170 @ 47.00 Lynn Haverkamp Home 1 char cow 1250 @ 47.00 William Shields Estate, Havensville, KS. Joe Domann Easton 7 cross strs 689 @ 106.25 Complete herd dispersal of 85 big fancy John Hieger Wamego 8 blk strs 676 @ 105.25 Dennis Kelly Bonner Springs 1 bwf cow 1280 @ 46.00 Ed Slusher Osage City 10 cross strs 627 @ 103.00 Lorby Zimmerman Alta Vista 1 blk cow 1620 @ 45.75 homeraised BWF cows, 3 years to SS. 55 Bill Burris Allen 13 mix strs 776 @ 94.10 Umscheid Farms Flush 1 cross cow 945 @ 45.50 will have 250-350 lb. Angus sired, Nov.- John Hieger Wamego 30 blk strs 777 @ 94.00 Leland Leonard White City 1 blk cow 1240 @ 44.75 Keith & Shawn Schaefer Linn 1 cross cow 1055 @ 43.50 Dec. Angus calves by side. 20 are bred Gary Hageman Leonardville 5 blk strs 736 @ 92.50 heifers to start calving Nov. 1st. 3 Hun- Ed Vinduska Marion 46 mix strs 798 @ 91.25 Marilyn Wells Dwight 1 cross cow 1040 @ 43.25 Kenny Whearty Wamego 5 mix strs 769 @ 90.25 John Eagan Topeka 1 cross cow 1010 @ 43.25 ninghake Angus bulls, 2-3 years old. Paul Ehm Manhattan 5 mix strs 869 @ 85.50 Amy Hageman Leonardville 1 bwf cow 1290 @ 43.25 Bill Burris Allen 5 blk strs 925 @ 85.25 Barbra Flores Manhattan 1 blk cow 1065 @ 40.00 60 older blk cows; 15 w/calves by side; 15 Wendell Vandorn Vliets 9 blk strs 852 @ 85.00 John Boggs Topeka 1 herf cow 1095 @ 38.00 heavy springers; balance to calve in the fall Ed Vinduska Marion 31 mix strs 946 @ 84.00 BRAUNVIEH BULL SALE 18 high quality blk & bwf cows, SS to older HEIFER CALVES — 225-550 LBS. w/30-60 day old calves by side Joe Domann Easton 36 cross hfrs 476 @ 114.00 Wednesday, April 9 10 Angus 2nd calf cows bred to Frontier Harold McCarter Wamego 7 cross hfrs 335 @ 107.00 Mark Nelson: 402-984-8263 Angus bulls for Sept. calves Troy McCranny Berryton 5 blk hfrs 506 @ 106.00 braunviehbull.com 8 fancy Polled Hereford 1st calf hfrs w/30 to Keith Rockhold Ottawa 5 blk hfrs 427 @ 106.00 45 day old bwf calves by side Rich Waeltermann Leavenworth 5 blk hfrs 404 @ 105.00 VIEW BULLS APRIL 8, 5:30 PM Monty Havel Burlingame 8 blk hfrs 527 @ 102.00 5 Horned Hereford bulls, 2 years old Ed Slusher Osage City 6 blk hfrs 528 @ 100.50 PRE-SALE PROGRAM 3 blk Limo Angus-x bulls, 15 mo. old, all Marvin Teske Wheaton 6 blk hfrs 535 @ 100.50 Sale on Superior & RFD-TV shots, semen checked FEEDER HEIFERS — 550-900 LBS. 2 registered Polled Char bulls, 14 mo. old, 84 Joe Domann Easton 17 cross hfrs 550 @ 105.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR and 87 lb. birthweight. Semen checked M4 Cattle Co. Wheaton 8 blk hfrs 613 @ 103.00 FRIDAY, APRIL 18 2 Reg. Angus bulls, 5 yrs. old, Precise and Rick Nichols Council Grove 6 blk hfrs 625 @ 92.75 Traveler breeding Harold McCarter Wamego 8 mix hfrs 611 @ 91.00 65 blk strs & hfrs, weaned 30 days, bunk Gary Hageman Leonardville 5 blk hfrs 606 @ 89.50 broke, shots, 400-600 lbs. (1) 1/2 Angus, 1/2 Simm & (1) 3/4 Simm, 1/4 Harold McCarter Wamego 6 cross hfrs 605 @ 88.00 56 blk & Red Angus strs & hfrs, weaned, 2 rds Angus AI sired 19 mo. old bulls John Hieger Wamego 16 blk hfrs 698 @ 87.35 Ed Vinduska Marion 9 bwf hfrs 772 @ 87.00 shots, 450-550 lbs. —————— UPCOMING SPECIAL COW SALE DATES —————— WED., APRIL 16 - COW SALE 11:00 AM ¥ WED., MAY 7 - COW SALE 11:00 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: 785-562-6807 Cell: 785-447-0456 Page 18 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 South Central Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa and the field 90.00-100.00; Ground and delivered to feed- Kansas Hay alfalfa pellets steady. Hay movement moderate, alfalfa lots and dairies 120.00-140.00. pellet movement active. Alfalfa: Horse, scarce, small North Central-Northeast Kansas: Dairy and grind- Market Report square 200.00- 210.00, mid square 175.00-185.00; ing alfalfa, prairie hay and brome steady. Movement Dairy, Supreme 145.00-165.00; Premium 130.00- moderate. Alfalfa: Horse small square 185.00-200.00, 145.00; Good, 100.00-130.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfal- Mid square 165.00-185.00; Dairy, Supreme 140.00- Ground alfalfa movement: Southwest/South Central fa at the edge of the field 70.00-85.00, 85.00-95.00 de- 170.00; Premium 130.00-150.00, Good 95.00-135.00. Tonnage: 13,799/4,518 Last week: 12,825/4,545 Last livered, Utility 60.00-65.00. Ground and delivered local- Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, 65.00- year: 14,510/5,607 Hay trade slow. Demand moderate ly to feedlots 105.00-120.00. The week of 3/24-29, 75.00, alfalfa ground-on-the- truck 80.00-100.00. Grass to strong for grinding alfalfa, alfalfa pellets and dairy al- 4,518T of grinding alfalfa and 1,241T of dairy alfalfa hay: Bluestem small square, Good 90.00-100.00, Mid falfa, moderate for prairie hay, light for stock cow quali- were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: Sun Cured 15 % protein square 75.00-90.00, large rounds 45.00-60.00. Brome: ty hay. Corn planting is spreading across the State with 150.00-160.00; Sun Cured 17 % 160.00-180.00; Dehy- Good, small square, 90.00- 110.00, Mid squares, warmer temperatures in the forecast. Pasture burning in drated 17 % 210.00. Straw, good large square bales 80.00-100.00, large round, 50.00-60.00, fair large Eastern Kansas has been very active when the weath- 45.00-50.00. Sudan, large square 55.00-65.00, large round 40.00-50.00. Straw small square 2.50-3.50/bale, er conditions allow. Alfalfa producers are keeping a round 50.00-65.00. Milo stalks large bales 45.00-55.00. large bales 45.00-60.00/T. Sudan, good large round close watch for cutworms and alfalfa weevil. Irrigators Cornstalks 40.00, or 55.00 delivered. 65.00. Corn stalks 35.00-40.00. Milo stalks, large round are watering alfalfa and wheat in Western Kansas. Southeast Kansas: Alfalfa, brome and prairie hay 40.00. Where pastures are greening up, supplemental feeding steady. Movement variable, slow to moderate. Alfalfa: ***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless other- is ending. If you have hay for sale or pasture to rent or Horse and goat, small or mid square 155.00-160.00, wise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large need hay or grazing, use the services of the Hay and clippings in mid square 180.00-200.00. Dairy alfalfa squares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small Pasture Exchange website: www.kfb.org/hayandpas- scarce, Premium, 125.00; Good, Stock cow 100.00- squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the ture/default.htm 125.00. Bluestem: Good, small squares 90.00 to most- most recent sales. Southwest Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa steady ly 100.00, mid and large squares 80.00-90.00, a little *RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDN to firm. Movement dairy active, ground moderate. Alfal- 100.00, large rounds 45.00-60.00. Brome: Small calculated using the Western formula. Quantitative fa: Horse, small square, 150.00-200.00, mostly 180.00- square Good 90.00-110.00, Good mid and large factors are approximate, and many factors can 200.00; Dairy, Supreme 160.00-175.00; Premium squares 85.00-100.00, Good large round 50.00-60.00, affect feeding value. Values based on 100% dry matter 150.00-170.00; Good, 120.00-150.00; a little new crop Fair large round 35.00-45.00. CWF Grass Mulch, large (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). Guidelines are to Dairy contracted 95.00-100.00 standing in the field. round 50.00. be used with visual appearance and intent of sale Utility- Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, Northwest Kansas: Dairy and grinding alfalfa steady. (usage). 105.00-115.00, some 95.00-105.00 shipped in, a little Movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: Horse, small The Kansas Hay Market Report is provided by the new crop contracted 110.00-115.00. Ground and deliv- squares 180.00-200.00, Mid squares 160.00-175.00; Kansas Department of Agriculture with technical over- ered locally to feedlots and dairies, 125.00-135.00, a lit- Dairy, Supreme 140.00- 150.00; Premium 125.00- sight from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. tle new crop contracted 140.00-145.00 clock (12 month 135.00; Good, 110.00- contracts).The week of 3/24-29, 13,799T of grinding al- 125.00; Good Stock cow falfa and 2,956T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Straw, 95.00-115.00. 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This is the southeast corner of the farm. as native plants, herbs, deco- this first year, adding more TRACTORS 1979 MF 2705 tractor, C-A-H, This farm, 66 acres, more or less, consists of about 51 acres rative and specialty wood product categories and sub- 1989 Versatile 946 tractor, 855 Perkins 354, 540 & 1000 Republican River bottom cropland, with the rest of the farm being products, meat, eggs, cheese categories to better fit the Cummins, 12 speed, 4 hyd., PTO, 3 pt., 20.8xR38 rubber excellent river wildlife habitat. and other products for which goods producers are looking 24.5x32 duals w/Westendorf Mdl WL-42 The estimated FSA bases and yields are 8.6 acres wheat, 46 JD 2840 tractor, 3 pt., PTO, loader w/7’ bucket bushels; 10.6 acres milo, 53 bushels; and 11 acres soybeans, 21 markets may not already be to sell or consumers would dual hyd., canopy w/JD 148 1967 Case 1030 Comfort King bushels. The 2007 taxes were $359.82. in place locally. The site like to buy,” said website ad- loader tractor, PTO, dual hyd., TERMS: Ten (10) percent down, the balance due on or before 1965 Ford 2000 tractor, gas, 3 23.1x30 rubber, fully weight- June 1, 2008. Full possession will be after the fall harvest, with pt., PTO, new paint & tires ed the Buyer receiving 1/2 the cash rent on June 1st and 1/2 on 1967 AC 190 XT tractor, diesel, 1953 JD R tractor November 1st. 3 pt., PTO w/GB loader, 72” 1944 IH Farmall Mdl H tractor, LAND AUCTION bucket runs OLIVE VALEKA SATURDAY, APRIL 19 — 10:00 AM 1976 AC 185 tractor, diesel, 3 At the American Legion Building, 3070 Frontier Road COMBINES & GRAIN CART Announcements the day of the auction take precedence over pt., PTO 1993 BIG A SPRAYER 1959 JD 830 tractor, electric printed advertising Clifton, Kansas &HAY EQUIPMENT This farm will be sold at the same time and place as the Bran- start, hyd. PTO TILLAGE, PLANTING The N 1/2 NE 1/4 19-6-1 and 1 acre in the northwest corner of 20- 1955 JD 60 tractor, 3 pt., PTO, fort farm. 6-1, Mulberry Township, Clay County, Kansas. EQUIPMENT & slick OTHER EQUIPMENT Auction by: Raymond Bott Realty & Auction This farm is located 3 miles south and 4 miles west of Clifton or 3 1946 JD A tractor, slick SKID LOADERS & Washington, Kansas ¥ 785-325-2734 or 747-8017 miles east and 1 mile north of St. Joseph. This is the northeast cor- AC D17 tractor, hyds., 3 pt., ATTACHMENTS WWW.BOTTREALTYAUCTION.COM ner of the farm, at the intersection of 28th Road and Buffalo Road. good rubber, slick BOATS, LAWNMOWERS 1972 JD 4320 tractor, 3 pt., PTO, &ATV’S This farm, 80 acres, more or less, consists of 31 acres nearly level dual hyd., 20.8x34 radials LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT to gently sloping cropland in 2 fields, a 38 acre native grass pas- 1985 IH 5488 tractor, 3 pt., & MISCELLANEOUS ture on the west side, and a well timbered draw along the east PTO, dual hyd., C-A-H, fully ESTATE AUCTION side. A branch of Mud Creek runs along this draw. This area, weighted along with a wooded area in the pasture, provide for excellent THURSDAY, APRIL 17 — 5:10 PM wildlife habitat. All the cropland is open for spring crops. PLUS MUCH MORE BY AUCTION TIME. For more info call Terry Morton, 580-362-2068 Due to death we will sell the following items at public auction The estimated FSA bases and yields are 21 acres wheat, 31 For updates go to www.potterauctionservice.com at the Armory Building at 12th and Bridge Streets, CLAY CEN- bushels; 7 acres milo, 50 bushels; 6 acres soybeans, 19 bushels. TER, KANSAS The 2007 taxes were $310.00. AUCTION CONDUCTED BY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: 6:30 PM TERMS: Ten (10) percent down, the balance due on or before POTTER AUCTION & REALTY Matching Maytag washer and dryer, almond, VG; 2 very nice May 19, 2008. Immediate possession. GARY POTTER, BROKER - AUCTIONEER taupe La-Z-Boy recliners w/oak arms; 2 other recliners; cream 1125 S. Summit ¥ Arkansas City, KS 67005 barrel chair w/ottoman; tan w/floral easy chair; striped double BILL & MAXINE BRANFORT 620-442-4136 or 620-441-7441 recliner loveseat; red hide-a-bed sofa; 2 contemporary cushioned Announcements the day of the auction take precedence over dining chairs; 2 antique caned seat dining chairs; office chairs; 3 printed advertising. good portable color TVs; EA console stereo; old Zenith console This farm will be sold at the same time and place as the Vale- radio/record player, VG; 40” wide Edison phonograph; EA ka farm. AUCTION maple DR table, formica top, 4 chairs; square burl walnut table and 4 cushioned dining chairs on rollers; good queen box spring Auction by: Raymond Bott Realty & Auction SATURDAY, APRIL 19 — 11:00 AM and mattress set; nice 6’ tall oak cabinet/dresser; computer desk; Washington, Kansas ¥ 785-325-2734 or 747-8017 nice contemporary coffee and side tables set. WWW.BOTTREALTYAUCTION.COM 3015 Timber — LINCOLNVILLE, KANSAS From Lincolnville, KS, 2 1/2 mi. West on 290th, then 1 mi. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: SELL LAST North on Timber. From Durham, KS, 12 mi. East on 290th, Way over 1,000 old 78, 33 and thick Edison records; 9 buckets full then 1 mi. North on Timber. of logo golf balls with logos for businesses, athletic teams, etc.; NOTE: Bob & Vicki have sold their farm & are moving to PRIMITIVES: caned wheel chair; reel push mower; cream cans; 1 AUCTION town. Their machinery has been shedded, has had good care and 2 man saws; hay knife; school desk; scythe; unusual old & is ready for use. This is a short sale so be on time! wrenches; bee smokers; blow torches; crock jug; brass spittoon; SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 10:00 AM Machinery will sell early (near noon). receipt stake; glass mail box; 2 CC Coke bottles; CC qt. milk bot- 535 N. Hickory — OTTAWA, KANSAS tle; 2 copper fire extinguishers; good copper boiler; popcorn pop- TRACTORS & MACHINERY LIVESTOCK & MISC. per; 2 tall battery jars; good tin gal. Phillips 66 antifreeze; TOYS: GUNS: Schmict/Rhoen 357 cutter; old metal horn; brass 1978 John Deere 4440 tractor, My-D-Han-D cattle squeeze tin 1/16” “Mar” tractor w/3 bottom plow, VG; Structo 18” ’50s lad- mag.; Raven P25 pistol; Tri- blow torch; old picture frames; cab, QR trans., 3 pt., pto, 2 chute; 10) portable cattle pan- der fire truck; dump truck; 9” tin top w/camels and elephants; MIL- umph 410; Japanese WWII brass candelabra, dated 1883; hyd., 9239 hrs., 18.4Rx38 els; 4) Round bale feeders; 300 ITARY ITEMS: WWII German “Wagner” helmet w/eagle and rifle; pistol grips; 38 & 44 mag. Scioto Works #15 wood plane; clamp-on duals, SN 9842R.; & 500 gal. poly water tanks; 2) swastika; Nazi gas mask in canister, VG; Nazi officers dagger ammo; 223 dies; Crossman 2 old machinist chests; Ohio 1970 John Deere 4020 diesel Mineral feeders; Small stock w/hilt and strap, celluloid handle w/swastika, nice; Nazi gold 2 1/2 760 BB gun; ATF Recommen- Tool Co. #29 wood plane; ap- tractor, synco range, 3 pt., pto, tank; Misc. feed bunks; 20+- eagle w/maltese cross and swastika; Panzer book; Krieg dations will apply, Kansas Res- prox. 15 old Stanley planes; 2 hyd. on fender, SN 232389R.; hog panels; 4-wheel running Flugzuege book; 1941 German hardback date book/almanac; idents Only. porcelain door knobs; William John Deere 158 loader 7' buck- gear; T posts; Approx. 150 1941 “Kampten Wir” hardback w/pics of Nazi officers and bldgs.; COINS: Sev. Peace, Morgan, Marples & Sons wood plane in et.; John Deere 6600 combine, elect. posts; Fence stretcher; U.S. WWII helmet; Ike wool coat; COMIC BOOKS: 15¢ Spider Eisenhower Silver dollars; Sil- original box; sev. ice tongs; diesel, hydro, chopper, 20' hdr, Misc. vet supplies; Calf puller; Man, 12¢ The Phantom, Flash, Lone Ranger, Gene Autrey, Roy ver Eagle dollars; Book of Sil- corner brace; two tine pitch- 3959 hrs.; 1966 John Deere 95 Push mower; 18.4x34 axle mt. Rogers, U.S. Air Force, Call of the Wild, Superman Action, Sad ver dollars; Kennedy, Walking fork; glass washboard; sev. old combine, 20' w/pickup reel.; 20' rims; JD front mt. weights; 300 Sack, Disney, Gray Ghost, Davy Crocket, wide variety of other Liberty, Barber halves; Wash- house jacks; lantern; lg. pickup reel.; IH 4600 26' field & 500 gal. fuel tanks on stands; titles, approx. 200 total, most VG; 10 scrapbooks from 1920s to ington, Barber, Standing Liber- hinges; 2, 30’ log chains; cultivator, tine levelers.; JD 235 Wood cabinets & shelving; 50s, most pre WWII, many postcards, VG; 1924 Edison record ty quarters; Liberty seated, wrought iron candle holder; 21' double fold tandem offset Other misc. items; 4) bales book; old sheet music stacked 2’ tall; STAMPS: lots of collectibles Mercury Barber, Seated dimes; many brass lamp parts; lots of disk.; Great Plains Solid Stand anhydrous straw; 7) Round stamps, many sheets, various designs; GLASS: Red Moon and War, Buffalo, V, Liberty 3 cent misc. small tools; wood 13 21-hole double disk drill bales straw. Stars basket and 9” plate; ruby red 5” glass basket and other pcs.; wringer; ice cream freezer; dial w/fertilizer.; Frontier WR1212C 2 red cat slippers; blue hobnail Fenton cat slipper; lg. 16” white Nickels; 2 cent pc.; Lincoln, In- ANTIQUE & HOUSEHOLD dian head, Large, Flying Eagle phone; old fishing equip.; Elgin 12-wheel wheel rake, hyd. fold, milk glass vase, floral design; variety of European china; 4 place Pennsylvania Dutch old dry cents; 3, 1889 cc replica dol- 12 HP outboard motor, like near new.; JD 1600 14' hydro- settings of Franciscan dinnerware, green in color, many accesso- sink w/zinc sink (nice); Large lars; 2, 1849 24 Kt. gold replica new w/tank and original box; swing swather.; JD 530 round ry pcs.; other misc. glassware. well pump; old shells; old baler w/monitor, good belts.; yellow pine hutch; Heavy rec- dollars; Silver Certificates; MISC. YARD & HOUSEHOLD: SELL FIRST radio; slant top 30 Dazey JD 535 round baler w/monitor, tangular pine table; Small proof set; foreign coins; other Gas weed eater blower/vac’ Cyclo Auction chipper-shredder on churn, cracked; 1 gal. Dazey new belts, twine & net wrap.; bookcase; Old wood upper misc. coins. wheels w/8 HP Briggs gas engine, VG; JD 220G gas string trim- churn; sev. fishing lures; misc. Hutchmaster 12' offset disk.; kitchen hutch; Oak arm chair; mer; misc. tools; left and rt. handed golf clubs; chaise lounge and ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: glassware; marbles; tin toys; Land Pride 3 pt. 6' rotary Large cast iron decorative 2 matching lawn chairs; metal and wooden glider; DP air Gome- Barber chair; kitchen cup- buttons; Depression glass; mower.; 3 pt. bale fork.; 400 screen/divider; Cast iron patio ter exercise bike, good one; 50s floral TV trays; S. Dakota Sioux board; walnut dresser; 5’ Coke hat; TWA hat; WWI hat; gal. field sprayer.; Bale spear. table, bench & 2 chairs; pottery and crafts; nice fireplace set; marionette; 25+ boxes of showcase; small showcase; Ottawa items; Fiesta; sev. VEHICLES & TRAILER Telescope; Large wood timber misc. household items yet to be uncovered and discovered. watermelon style hog oiler; 2 boxes of asst. records; bowl & box; Wood swivel arm desk anvils; floor lamps; brass fire 1973 Ford F600 truck, 4+2 pitcher; lots of other misc. an- chair; Cream/green small gas NOTE: Go to www.wernerauction.claycenter.info for many pic- extinguishers; Aladdin lamp; spd., V8, 16' all steel bed, only tures of listed and unlisted items. Lowell was a longtime Clay tiques & collectibles. Lots of 46,000 actual miles!!; 1996 cook stove; Wood library table movie posters; buffalo hide misc. too numerous to men- County resident & postal employee. He attended many auctions scales; TV lamps; lg. minnow Dodge Intrepid 4-door car, w/drawer; 2) New wood screen tion. doors; Metal detector; Maytag through the years. This is a clean auction. Auction over approx. bucket; old barn drill; spring white, 194,000 mi., good body, 8:30. wagon seat; walnut wardrobe; HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: Sofa; runable condition.; 1972 Chevy portable dishwasher (near Terms: Cash, good check day of sale. Not responsible for acci- walnut kitchen cabinet; oak sev. color TV’s; chest of draw- Custom 120 pickup, auto., 350 new); Porcelain & granite pans; dents. glass door bookcase; lg. mir- ers; chairs; patio furniture; re- V8, runable.; Hillsboro 6'x16' 4) Large crock bowls; ror; trunks; dinner bell w/yoke; frigerator; bakers shelf; other bumper hitch stock trailer.; Microwave; Sewing materials; Clerk: United Bank, P.O. Box 514, Clay Center, KS 67432, attn. sev. elec. fans, some brass household items; Murray 6 HP 1983 Ford pickup bed. Other misc. household items. Cathy. big wheel mulcher push blades; lard press; sev. pcs. Terms: Cash or check w/proper ID. Nothing to be removed Lunch: Arlyss Vathauer. Griswold; Shapliegh waffle mower; lots of misc. too nu- until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. Statements iron; brass air gauge; tobacco merous to mention. made day of sale take precedence over any other printed DOLORES (MRS. LOWELL) TERMS: Cash or check with positive ID. Not responsible for ac- material. WERNER ESTATE — SELLER cidents or loss. Refreshments by Happy Trails Chuckwagon. BOB & VICKI WINTER, SELLERS For information call Dee at 785-632-2522 GRIFFIN AUCTIONS Ottawa, KS ¥ 785-242-7891 Leppke Realty & Auction Auction Conducted by: Buddy Griffin Allen Campbell 501 S. Main, Hillsboro, KS 67063: 620-947-3995 Kretz, Hauserman, Bloom Auction Service Auctioneer Auctioneer www.leppke.com Greg: 785-926-4422 Cell: 785-630-0701 LYLE LEPPKE, Auctioneer/Broker: 620-382-5204 www.kansasauctions.net/griffin Gail: 785-632-3062 Cell: 785-447-0686 ROGER HIEBERT, Auctioneer/Sales Assoc.: 620-382-2963 Chad: 785-632-5824 ¥ Cell: 785-632-0846 Page 20 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008

a floor in place for new given the expected large try production with a slump- crop, we are suggesting buy- 2008-09 crop. A wide spread ing economy, make it diffi- Paragon ing puts as the potential for rain across the western cult to get too optimistic in upside from here is still hard red wheat belt would the short term. We see feed- considerable. Livestock pro- likely cause a considerable er cattle continuing to stay Perspectives ducers who have not pro- setback in new crop prices. on the defensive as negative tected corn needs through Cattle feeding margins and the the rest of the year should Cash fundamentals are risk for higher corn contin- strongly consider doing so. still weak but a sharply ues to exist. We do feel A commodity analysis by Ryan Broxterman Wheat higher pork market and hog things will improve this fall; Rains across US Soft Red futures helped push live cat- however, we question Soybeans ers who are still holding old to remain for awhile. This Winter country and dryness tle higher last week. The whether cash can push high- On March 31, the USDA crop or have not yet moved week we made new highs on across much of Western rally in live cattle futures, er than the current futures released its annually plant- any new crop beans, we are concerns that US 2008 plant- Kansas provided support last especially the deffereds, premium held in the de- ing intentions report. The advising to get started with ings may be delayed due to week. Informa this week esti- was also helped by a higher ferred contracts. report said what many ex- sales if the market reaches wet conditions and the fore- mated US 2008 winter wheat corn futures trade; as a The information contained pected it to; we will add $12.50 basis November. With cast of more rain next week. production near 1704 million higher cost of gain generally herein, while not guaranteed as acreage to soybeans and the extreme volatility cur- While the rain isn’t current- bushels, up from 1516 last is associated with lower to accuracy or completeness, is take them away from corn in rently in the soybean mar- ly causing much in the ways year. They also rated the crop beef production. Showlists obtained from sources believed the upcoming year. The ket, it wouldn’t be surpris- of problems, concerns about 81 percent normal versus 96 are beginning to get larger to be reliable. Any opinions or USDA estimated soybean ing to see soybeans fall into the extended wetness is be- last year and the 10 year av- as the cattle numbers we recommendations expressed are planted acres at 74.8 mil- range bound trade from ginning to weigh on farmers erage of 87 percent. Kansas have talked about for based on the author’s judgment, lion. This number was $13.50 to $10.50 in the up- and traders alike. was rated 75 percent normal, months are beginning to and no guarantee is made that viewed as considerably coming weeks. Thoughts: Corn looks to which is down considerably surface at heavier weights profits will be achieved or losses bearish as the average trade Corn remain very strong in the from last year’s rating of 100 than expected. These larger will not be incurred. Recom- guess was right around 71.5 The USDA surprised the months ahead. The USDA percent. Texas is rated at 62 numbers will remain for the mendations made should not be million acres. This report trade in the opposite direc- report only added to the al- percent normal vs. 92 percent next couple of months be- construed as an offer to buy or lead to a sharp selloff and tion in corn with their ready bullish fundamentals last year. fore things begin to look bet- sell commodities. now what has turned into a March planting intention es- the corn currently faces. Thoughts: We feel that on ter going into the fall. Please feel free to contact rally back above pre-report timate at 86 million acres. Under current estimates, a rally back to $10.50 pro- Thoughts: The weak cash Mr. Broxterman by phone at prices. During that selloff This was down over 5.5 mil- 2008-09 looks to be the tight- ducers who are not current- fundamentals, as well as 888-452-8751 or email: (ryan total soybean open interest lion acres from last year and est season in history. Unless ly heavily sold should look record large pork and poul- @ piitrader.com). dropped from 617,000 to was a little over a million we see a shift from beans to add to new crop wheat 503,900. Since the report, acres lower than the aver- back to corn we expect corn sales, as well as getting — MUELLER HOG SLATS — index funds have stepped in age pre-report estimate. The to push toward the $6.50 started on 2009. Wheat looks INDIVIDUAL CONCRETE, SELF-SPACING SLATS and began to buy the beans report pushed corn above area and possibly beyond. as if it could fall off consid- Ideal for remodeling your facility! erably in the months ahead, again. This buying could the $6 level, where it looks For producers looking to get Also for new construction. trigger additional hedge Spacings: Up to 1” fund buying. Traders will be WE’RE MORE waiting to see if prices con- Lengths: 2 to 10’ Call or write For Information tinue to firm and if open in- LIKE HOME! terest continues to grow. Midwest Products Much of the fund buying PO Box 396 ¥ Hanover, KS is centered on the idea that 1-800-371-2252 ¥ 785-337-2252 the recent drop in soy- bean/corn price ratio could shift 2-3 million acres of soy- beans to corn. There are LEONARDVILLE also concerns that prices are not yet high enough to NURSING HOME Beninga Acres Retirement Apartments increase 2008/09 Brazil and ¥ 24 Hour Nursing Care Argentina production 18 ¥ Full Activity Programs million metric tonnes as ¥ Special Diet Programs currently estimated. Next ¥ Physical Therapy Available week, USDA will revise ¥ Above Ground Tornado Shelter their estimate of US 2007/08 ¥ All New Interdenominational soybean carryout. Most feel Chapel they will increase the carry- (Services Held Every Sun.) out by 20 million bushels ¥ Adult Care from 140-160. ¥ Respite Care Thoughts: Soybeans look Completely Remodeled as if they may have found a Facility bottom for now. November soybeans have rallied near- 785-293-5244 ly $2 from last Tuesdays low Sandi Hageman, Admin. to Fridays high. 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RYAN KUEKER OPTOMETRIST FAMILY EYE CARE EYE GLASSES ¥ CONTACT LENSES IN OFFICE OPTICAL LAB GLASSES & CONTACTS READY IN 1 HR.-3 DAYS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS EMERGENCY TREATMENT 631 Lincoln, Wamego 785-456-2236 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 21 Moist roots the key to bareroot plantings Kansas corps tests Many homeowners first bareroots wait in a bucket year fertilizer for bareroot learn about bareroot of water while digging plants, either,” the horti- plants when they buy a their planting holes. culturist said. rose that’s packaged in a “Each one will need a In general, bark color concept in Melvern plastic bag. hole that’s wide enough to helps gardeners to identify On April 19 the city of Christine Downey-Schmidt, teerism,” explained Dr. Curt But, windbreak trees, accommodate all of its and duplicate original Melvern will be trans- former State senator and cur- Brungardt, director of fruit trees and many small- roots without twirling planting depth, he said. er fruit plants are avail- them. If a plant has one “One exception is that formed. Vibrantly painted in rent Chair of the Kansas FHSU’s Center for Civic able bareroot, too. Often, really long root, you’ll be the graft union on apples black and gold, “power cat” Board of Regents. “College Leadership and one of the they cost less than the better off if you cut it to must end up 3 to 4 inches purple, crimson and blue and student volunteers are a program developers. same plants, sold in con- fit, rather than circle it above the soil surface the entire spectrum of colors great untapped resource and Hallmark to this effort is tainers, said horticulturist around the hole. Twirled after the tree is fully in in between, college students this program will create a the alignment of many Ward Upham roots are what eventually place,” Upham said. “The will proudly display their windfall of benefits for all groups: “Friends of the Bareroots come with a can girdle and even kill a graft line for peaches must school colors. However, involved, including all Trail”, Westar Electric Green do-or-die rule, however: tree,” Upham said. be below the soil surface.” school pride will not be the Kansas communities.” Team, Kansas Trails Coun- Those roots must never Improving the fill dirt primary objective of this Kansas Corps will net- cil and PRIDE organiza- dry out before planting. also can promote girdling, day. Instead, these volun- work college and university tion. Kansas Corps will “That’s a big reason he said. Plus, amended why experts advise getting soil can allow water to run teers will unite in Melvern to programs across the state, complement these efforts bareroots planted in early through quickly and then build area hiking and biking promoting service and vol- linking Kansas’ College and spring, as soon as you get fill the planting hole like a trails. unteerism. The vision of University volunteer pro- them,” said Upham, root-suffocating fish bowl. Transcending rivalry and Kansas Corps is to improve grams. Kansas State University “You don’t need first- GSI geographic boundaries ap- lives, strengthen neighbor- Many Kansas higher Research and Extension’s GRAIN BINS proximately 80 college stu- hoods and foster civic re- learning institutions have Master Gardener coordina- ALL SIZES AVAILABLE dents from K-State, KU, sponsibility. Program bene- public service/volunteerism tor. Hopper Bins Available WSU, FHSU, Butler Com- fits will be enjoyed by vol- programs designed to match He advises opening FINANCING AVAILABLE munity College, Allen Coun- unteers as well as those college students with local and checking mail-order or Harder AG PRODUCTS ty Community College, Flint served. communities. Kansas Corp packaged plants immedi- West Highway 50 ately. If their roots aren’t PEABODY, KANSAS 66866 Hills Technical School and With a single phone call, does not focus on creating a moist, they’ll need a six- to Phone 620-983-2158 others will align as Kansans this group of college student new public service and vol- 12- hour soaking in water www.grainbinsusa.com to support “Friends of the volunteers from multiple unteer program, but rather before planting. If the Trail” as part of a new campuses will be mobilized links and builds upon estab- roots are moist, planting AUCTION statewide initiative, the to provide disaster recovery, lished programs. can wait a day or two so Kansas Corps. social services and/or com- To obtain more informa- long as the plants are AUCTION AUCTION This initiative will link all munity development assis- tion or to get involved with repacked and placed in a SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 10:00 A.M. types of higher education tance to any region of the this project, Kansas colleges cool, sheltered place. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 — 12:00 NOON community service pro- state. and universities, non-profit “That’s about as long Prosser Rodeo Arena — ODIN, KANSAS grams together to serve the “In the course of this organizations and state and as bareroots should stay out of the soil, though. So, CENTRAL KANSAS public good, enhancing the landmark day; Kansas Corps governmental agencies can if your yard is too wet for quality of life in Kansas will embark on an unprece- visit www.kansascorps.org planting then, you’ll need ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT communities. dented journey with the or contact Dr. Curt Brun- to heel the plant roots in, SELLING SATURDAY The opportunity for community of Melvern: we gardt, Executive Director, in a well-drained, shel- NEW TOOLS & ITEMS - PARTIAL LIST Air tools & attachments tered location,” Upham Kansas college students to will foster rural economic Center for Civic Leadership, * Chop saws, grinders & blades * Electric drills * Hydraulic & air work together with “Friends gain, while building a com- FHSU, [email protected], said. jacks * Trailer light kits * Cable pullers * Utility tarps * Trailer hitch- of the Trail” will test the munity that is sustaining (785) 628-5592. He recommends letting es & balls * Log chains, boomers & winches * Screwdriver, wrench concept of the Kansas their own future. This proj- & socket sets * Pocket knives & collector items * Hammers & chis- els * Winch w/cable & hook. USED TOOLS & SHOP EQUIP- Corps. ect is the perfect union of MENT: Homelite power washer with gas engine * Craftsman 8” “The opportunities creat- community and college vol- table saw * Tool boxes * Socket sets * Winch cable w/hook * 3/8” ed for the state of Kansas by unteers- each expanding B/D electric drill * Soldering gun * Socket & driver sets * 5 1/2’ pry an initiative such as Kansas through a sense of communi- bar * Drill press, connections for 1/2” & 3/4” drill presses. SPORT- ING, GUNS & AMMO: 2006 Red Cat 200cc, 4 wheeler, very good Corps are exponential,” said ty, responsibility and volun- * 1998 Yamaha JRI electric, 2 years on batteries, charger (Used very little) * 12’ Aluminum V - bottom boat w/ 11H.P. Mercury motor & trailer * 4 Wheelers * Dirt bike * Go Carts (Very good) * Jet ski, Kawasaki X-2 * Boat accessories * Anchors * Rods & reels * Rod Looking For A Farrier? holder * Baikal 12 ga. Trap model shotgun * Winchester model 74 • 9 Years of Experience auto 22 cal. rifle * Ammunition - 30-06, 22, 250, 25 auto & 12 ga. * Reloading supplies * 50 cal. Ammo box. ANTIQUES & COL- • References available upon request LECTABLES: Approx. (4) Maytag engines * Cast iron hand pump * Branding irons * Old license plates * 30” buzz saw blade * Wiz- ard motor bike * Hand truck * (2) IHC LD’s stationary engines * (2) Cushman Cubs on trucks * 1 1/2 hp John Deere w/ truck * Econ- Farrier Service omy Trends. LAWN & GARDEN: 5 hp. Chipper shredder * RX75 3530 Dempsey Road John Deere mower * Grazer 1600 front cut mower * Roto-Hoe rear tine tiller, 6hp., self propelled * Utility trailer w/29” deep box w/ Manhattan, KS 66502 lights * Fertilizer spreader, pull type * Bath tub whirlpool hot spa * Lawn Boy electric start self propelled mower w/ catcher * Dixon 701-799-1979 ZTR 2 blade 36” cut * John Deere model 317 hydrostatic garden tractor, 48” deck, P/S, Kohler engine. MISCELLANEOUS: Large electric meat grinder w/ motor * Automotive parts * Alum. steplad- ders * John Deere oil pump * Push bar for 1989 Ford pickup, new * Tailgate protector for 1987 - 1996 Ford, new * Bug Shield for 1990’s Ford pickup, new * Grill for 1978 or 1979 Ford pickup, new HERINGTON LIVESTOCK MARKET INC. * Bed rails for Ford pickup, new * Inside tailgate protector for 1995 Ford pickup, new * Barn shaped mail box. SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY HOGS AT 9:30 AM — CATTLE AT 10:30 AM SELLING SUNDAY

Results from Wednesday, April 2 Tampa, 19 mix [email protected] TRACTORS: John Deere Model 4010 w/ PTO, dual hydraulics, Wilsey, 14 blk [email protected] LP, runs good, not dented * Massey Ferguson 4840 4-wheel drive FAT HOGS Herington, blk [email protected] Tampa, 15 mix [email protected] Herington, 12 mix [email protected] tractor, 1981, duals, diesel, cab w/ AC & heat, 4 remotes * Case Emporia, 19 mix [email protected] Concordia, blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 8 mix [email protected] Eskridge, 9 blk [email protected] Model 930 w/ PTO, dual hydraulics, LP * Case Model 830 w/ PTO, Marion, 24 mix [email protected] Herington, red [email protected] Lincolnville, 4 mix [email protected] Eskridge, 16 blk [email protected] dual hydraulics, Case-O-Matic, runs good. COMBINES: Massey 850, 24’ header * Massey 750, 20’ header * Massey 760, hydro, Marion, 27 mix [email protected] Carlton, hol [email protected] Herington, 129 blk [email protected] Herington, 4 blk [email protected] Woodbine, 120 blk [email protected] 24’ header, shredder * (3) Gleaner As w/ 14’ headers, cab * Glean- Lost Springs, rwf [email protected] Hope, 3 blk [email protected] er C w/ 18’ header, cab * IHC 715 w/ 18’ header, cab. VEHICLES: Sows weighing 240-552 were Burdick, rwf [email protected] White City, 11 blk [email protected] 1989 Freightliner Conventional road truck, sleeper, 4,25 Cat en- selling $12.00-$18.00 per cwt. Alta Vista, blk [email protected] STEERS Tampa, 29 mix [email protected] gine, 13 speed , heating & cooling works, 10,000 on major engine Peabody, bwf [email protected] Marion, 4 blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 59 mix [email protected] overhaul, 22.5 rubber * 1985 Dodge 1 ton 4x4, 360 V8, automat- ic, flat bed * 1975 GMC 6500 single axle road truck w/ 5th wheel, COWS Lincolnville, bwf [email protected] Herington, 4 bwf [email protected] Ramona, 56 mix [email protected] Herington, 12 mix [email protected] 366 V8, 5+2 speed, air brakes * 1986 Mercury Marquis, 130,000 Wilsey, blk [email protected] Herington, red [email protected] Herington, 13 blk [email protected] mi. * 1983 Chrysler New Yorker, 50,000 mi. TRAILERS: 2006 WW Herington, bwf [email protected] White City, 3 blk [email protected] Tampa, 60 mix [email protected] 16 ft. livestock trailer, ball hitch, twin axles, electric brakes, side Lost Springs, grey [email protected] Butcher bulls weighing 1435- walk in door, swing & slide rear gate, Center gate (Sharp - like Burdick, blk [email protected] 2465 were selling $54.50- new) * 48’ Trailmobile dry van box, fiberglass sides, swing doors. SPECIAL EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FARM MACHINERY: NH 1116 swather, cab and AC * 21’ Quinstar Burdick, blk [email protected] $64.75 per cwt. Fallow-Master w/ pickers * 4 row Buffalo model 4600 cultivator * Lost Springs, char [email protected] FOR THIS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 John Deere 16-10 end-wheeled grain drill DF model 1610 w/ dry Enterprise, brown [email protected] HEIFERS 25 mixed steers & heifers, weaned, 500-525 lbs., fertilizer * 21’ Kent spring tooth * 50 bushel 2-wheeled hopper w/ electric drill fill auger (Home) * 16’ drag spring tooth * 10 wheel Herington, red [email protected] Herington, 12 mix [email protected] guaranteed open Alta Vista, red [email protected] Herington, 19 mix [email protected] rake “Tonutti” hydraulic fold & raise * 36’ Crustbuster, 3 row hy- 15 heifers, 600 lbs. draulic fold, drags * 32’ Crustbuster, 3 row hydraulic fold, drags * Tampa, rwf [email protected] Marion, 4 mix [email protected] 3 point post hole digger * 3 point 7’ cultivator * John Deere #112 Gypsum, red [email protected] Herington, 7 mix [email protected] 25 steers & heifers, 600-650 lbs. Chuck Wagon, high sideboards, large tires * New Holland manure Hope, bwf [email protected] White City, 8 blk [email protected] 60 steers, 825 lbs. spreader S676 w/ flap gate * Grain hopper * Richardson 5 x5 5 Marion, blk [email protected] Alta Vista, 11 blk [email protected] 60 steers mostly black, 875 lbs. under cutter w/ pickers & anhydrous hookup * 30’ folding harrow Lincolnville, red [email protected] Council Gr., 8 blk [email protected] w/ carrier * FARM ACCESSORIES - Anhydrous tubes * under cut- 170 steers, all black, 850-900 lbs. ter and cultivator blades * (35) rolls #110 lg. round bale twine, Hope, bwf [email protected] Marion, 5 blk [email protected] 80 steers & heifers, all black, 800-850 lbs. 20,000 ft. Concordia, bwf [email protected] Herington, 4 mix [email protected] AND MANY MORE ITEMS BEING CONSIGNED DAILY! Lost Springs, red [email protected] Tampa, 5 red [email protected] Many more cattle by sale time. www.schremmerauction.com Listen to Radio Market Reports on WIBW AM 580, KFRM AM 550, Every Wed., 8:00 a.m. Barn Phone 785-258-2205 *Fax No. 785-258-3766

IF YOU HAVE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR APPRAISAL, CALL COLLECT. Scott Miesse, Manager ¥ 785-258-0226 Bob Kickhaefer Ð 785-258-2880 Eugene Just - 620-382-3583 home ¥ 620-382-6152 Cell 188 North 281 Hwy. ¥ Great Bend, KS 67530 Dave Bures - 402-766-3743 Gene Schafer - 620-732-3670 ¥ 620-381-1292 Cell Office 620-792-3988; Eve 620-653-2686; Cell 620-786-1360 Page 22 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Preacher finds inspiration, 41st Annual good deeds in beekeeping LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) Under normal circum- been busy. So far, so good. He sees his faith through — Allen Blanks works a stances, bee populations Born in Halifax County, his life’s work. SATURDAY knife into an old honeycomb fluctuate throughout the Blanks lives in a house off “When you look at cre- to scrape off excess wax. It’s year. They die off in the win- Candlers Mountain Road. ation, especially working APRIL 19, 2008 mundane work, but it must ter months and repopulate Blanks bought a farm in with bees, you have to real- get done. in the spring, reaching up- Halifax County after he got ize that there’s something 7:00 PM Soon, Blanks will drive wards of 60,000 bees to a back from serving in World there that causes all these his truck from the Lynch- hive by summer. War II. things, a higher power,” he Fairgrounds * ABILENE, KANSAS burg area to Georgia to pick The constant battle with “At one time, I had right says. up three pounds of bees to mites forced Blanks to many cattle,” he says. Bees remind him of the repopulate his hives. (At downsize over the years. He pauses. “Grew some delicate balance of nature 2,000 bees to a pound, that’s Even today, he must take tobacco. Share-croppers did and the intricate relation- roughly 6,000 honeybees.) preventive measures most of the tobacco work.” ships between different or- Later this spring, Blanks against the mites. Blanks still owns the ganisms. will let them loose on farms Last year’s mysterious farm, but he rents out most People remind him of throughout Virginia to polli- loss of honeybee colonies, of the land to a farmer, who bees, too. nate fruit and vegetable which afflicted hives raises cattle and grows tim- “We’re sort of like bees plants. throughout the country, did ber. in a way,” he says. “We Blanks has been a bee- not affect Blanks. The cause To supplement his farm group together in big cities, keeper since 1948 and a is still unknown. and beekeeping, Blanks in big groups of people, and preacher for almost as long. Blanks pauses from his sells honey from his home. we interact with one anoth- The 84-year-old intends on work to check the status of He puts up a plywood sign in er.” keeping bees for as long as one of his hives. Hands the yard when he’s stocked Blanks hopes to pass on he can. steady, he slowly pulls out a up. Blanks has been a Bap- the bee business to one of Grand Champion Barrow Overall and “I don’t know how much comb encased in a wooden tist preacher for almost as his six children. But for longer I have to live,” he frame. Some of the worker long as he’s been keeping now, spring pollination is Champion Hampshire Barrow says. “But I really do get en- bees have gobs of pollen on bees. He stopped preaching what’s on his mind. 2007 World Pork Expo Junior National joyment out of it. I feel like their legs. The tiny white in August, but he still per- it’s something that is useful eggs are visible in some of forms weddings, funerals Bred by Prairieland Genetics to mankind.” the cells. The queen bee has and other services. LARSEN’S Blanks sits in the shadow of his carport, which is TREE SHEARING stacked high with crates and + CONSIGNORS: boxes. He wears a white FENCE BUILDING jumpsuit over a collared shirt. The skin on his hands Anywhere in Kansas Prairieland Genetics 785-539-5268 is rough and cracked. or Blanks cleans the combs Southern Nebraska Carl Funston 785-598-2326 methodically, with a smooth Free Estimates dip of his knife. Each bee Reasonable Prices leaves a cocoon-like shell in Hedge & Locust Sprayed Sleichter Duroc Farm 785-263-1898 its cell after birth. These as cut with shears shells add up over time, thickening the combs. But it Trees Piled After Shearing takes years before the References Available combs are uninhabitable. Jim Larsen Sale Day Phone: 785-479-6694 “Bees reuse their combs 300 US Hwy. 81 until they get so dark and Concordia, KS 66901 heavy that they can’t be 785-243-1785 All pigs have been given the Circovirus vaccine. used anymore,” he says. At the height of his bee- keeping career, Blanks had 500 hives. But in the 1980s, his bee populations started to dwindle. Tiny pests, var- roa mites and tracheal mites, were killing off his ATURDAY bees. S April 12, 2008 • 10:30 AM REAL ESTATE 16050 Brush Creek Rd., WAMEGO, KANSAS Awesome set of pigs! Born January and February Perfect for County & State Fairs SATURDAY, APRIL 19 — 10:00 AM PIGS SIRED BY: TANK, FIRST BLOOD, HORSE POWER, Clarion Hotel, 530 Richards Dr. — MANHATTAN, KANSAS MAJOR FEAT, STRIKE IT RICH, TRAVELER, AND ADDICTION 824 Fremont - Manhattan, KS heat and air, new kitchen cabinets, refrigerator, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, central air, heat and stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer. Current Rent March born pigs sold by PRIVATE off street parking, washer, dryer, dishwasher, $1100.00 per month. Unit 2: Spacious 1 bed- refrigerator and stove. Current Rent $1100.00 room, 1 bath, central heat and air, refrigerator, TREATY after May 23rd, 2008! per month. stove, dishwasher, over range microwave, Cur- Pigs sired by Cold Blood 426 Laramie - Manhattan, KS rent Rent $475.00 per month. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, off street parking with 4-car 420 Laramie - Manhattan, KS registered Yorks carport, upstairs walk-out deck, central air and 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, front and rear decks, heat, washer, dryer, refrigerator, stove, dish- off street parking, Central heat and air, washer, washer. Current rent $1260.00 per month. dryer, refrigerator, stove and dishwasher. Cur- 2310 Wildwood Lane - Manhattan, KS rent rent $1200.00 per month. 4/5 bedroom home, 2 baths, fireplace, central All inspections including lead base paint in- air and heat, back yard privacy fence, single at- spection to be made prior to Auction at buy- tached garage with opener, refrigerator, stove, ers expense if requested. Terms: 10% down washer, dryer, dishwasher. Current Rent day of auction balance due on or before May 2007 National Barrow Show, Austin, Minn. $1400.00 per month 15, 2008. Title Insurance to be divided equal- Class 1, 3rd place, sold for $3,000. 617 Bertrand - Manhattan, KS ly between Buyer and Seller, Taxes and Half Siblings available in the sale. Up/down duplex with fenced backyard, off street Rents prorated to closing. Selling subject to parking in front and rear, detached single tenants rights. Lease terms available upon garage, central air and heat, front deck, washer request. STATEMENTS MADE DAY OF AUC- Guest and dryer in commons area for both apart- TION TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ANY ments. Upstairs Apartment: 3 bedroom/2 bath OTHER INFORMATION. OPEN HOUSE: FRI- CONSIGNORS: with refrigerator, stove, dishwasher. Current DAY APRIL 4, 2008 5:00- 7:00 PM or by ap- Mykaela & Shanae Smart Rent $1050.00. Lower Level Apartment: Spa- pointment by contacting Vern Gannon Bro- 785-292-4281 cious 1 bedroom, 1 bath, central heat and air, ker/Auctioneer 785-770-0066 or Gannon [email protected] refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, over range mi- Real Estate and Auctions 785-537-9003. crowave. Current Rent $ 475.00 Great opportunity to buy well kept homes at 823 N. 8th - Manhattan, KS Auction. These homes have been well kept Up/Down duplex with attached storage and and Sellers have maintained them well. 2006 American Royal Grand Supreme garage. Unit 1: 4/5 bedrooms, 2 baths, central Don’t miss this opportunity! All pigs are Circovirus vaccinated! Champion Breeding Gilt. DIAMOND K INVESTMENTS Robert, Dr. Carol, Austin & Ashley GANNON REAL ESTATE AND AUCTIONS Fink Farm VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER 785-770-0066 ¥ MANHATTAN, KANSAS ¥ www.gannonauctions.com Home: 785-456-7955 • Robert’s Cell: 785-456-5638, after 7 p.m. Austin’s Cell: 785-456-3232 • Email: [email protected]

Directions: 8 miles North of Wamego on US Hwy 99 to mile marker 183. Turn East on Brush Creek Road. WATCH FOR THE SIGNS.

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tapestry? As a former edu- proud of our differences ... If you think you are beat- cator for the El Paso public how to respect the different- en, you are. schools for 20 years, I have ness of others. This ... to me If you think you dare not, told my students how beau- ... is what my country is all you don’t. tiful they are. Whether they about. If you like to win, but you By Don Coldsmith are black, brown, or white, Youare special, you are can’t, it is almost certain you they are special. In the so very special. You are dif- won’t. classroom or during my ferent, so great and unique. If you think you’ll lose, cultural dance presentations, Look around you ... no one in you’re lost. Rosa Guerrero Ihavetriedto show my the world is like you. That is For out in the world we I wasprepared to be philosophy. I spoke to her af- earth, He also created a di- students that we are all part why you are so outstanding find, success begins with a unimpressed. Another inter- terward, and received per- versified spectrum of birds, of a great cultural flow. We and so very unique. person’s mind. pretive dancer ... we were at mission to use it. I don’t usu- flowers, rainbows, and are all Americans who, be- Be proud of yourselves, If you think you are out- one of the luncheon meet- ally use the writing of others, human beings. Thank God cause of our cultural her- of your culture and heritage. classed, you are. ings during the annual con- but this is special. Here are for all the differentness. How itage, contribute something Develop a strong, healthy You’ve gottobesureof vention of Western Writers selected thoughts from Rosa dull it would be if all of us unique to the fabric of identity. Never be ashamed yourself before you can ever of America, in El Paso. But Guerrero’s “Our Multicul- were the same. American life. We are of who you are, but strive win a prize. by the time Rosa Guerrero tural Tapestry.” Our traditional folkways threads that are woven into a every day to be a better Life’s battles don’t al- had finished her program, I *** are beautiful yet different. multicultural tapestry, the person. Each day could be ways go to the stronger or realized that here was a very Our country is a multicul- We must try to respect the fabric of American life. We your last one, there might faster human, but sooner or special person. Smart, pretty, tural tapestry, a mosaic of differentness of others. In are like the notes in a chord not be a tomorrow. All of later the person who wins, is gifted, a marvelous inter- many people. Each group our culture, with our lan- of music ... if all the notes us have time ... how you use the person WHO THINKS preter not only of dance but that represents our land is guages, customs, and values, were the same there would it is up to you. Use it wisely, HE CAN! of life. She lectured as she unique and different. Be- we can demonstrate to the be no harmony ... no real for we are all on borrowed *** danced, demonstrating the cause of our differences, we world our diversified folk- beauty ... because harmony time. Thank you, Rosa. richness of America’s her- can all contribute something ways. is based on differences, not Be positive every day. See you down the road. itage. important to the fabric of the But what is an American? similarities. This is as true in Iwas impressed, too, by a American Life. Therefore, Is he not a combination of human relations as it is in print flier which had been each person is special and many beautiful cultural music. So I try to teach my TOOL & EQUIPMENT placed on each table, ex- unequaled. groups that make up a students how we can be plaining her program and its When God created the AUCTION ESTATE FARM SUNDAY, APRIL 20 — 11:00 AM 1401 NE — WINFIELD, TOPEKA, KANSAS Ford 550 Loader/backhoe, Stan- AUCTION ley HS6000 hyd. tamper attach- FRIDAY, APRIL 11 — 10:00 AM ment, 17' Larsen boat w/140hp At the farm, 2155 Morrowville Blvd, 2 1/2 miles North of the in/out motor, Sullair port. air com- North edge of MORROWVILLE, KANSAS, on the West side of pressor, Concrete saw on trailer, K-15 highway. Cub cadet, push mowers, Wood JD 4240 tractor; JD 158 loader; NH 315 baler; 2-SI hay/silage Wizard 10hp 26" cut saw mill, 18" feeders; DMI disc chisel; 95 Buick Roadmaster automobile; MF & 12" planers, jointers, lathe, dust 165 tractor; Ford Jubilee and 8N tractors; other machinery and collector system, router and antiques. table, table & mitre saws, radial arm saw, air compressors, Lincoln welder, jack hammers, concrete See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listing. vibrator, generator, water pump, all types of power tools and hand THE ESTATE OF EDWARD NUTSCH tools, rough cut and dimensional lumber, pipe rack full of steel, mini bike, and maintenance shop quitting business w/ 7' x 12' utility trail- Auctioneers: Raymond Bott, Lee Holtmeier and Luke Bott er, Rigid model 300 power threading unit, Dewalt rotary hammer & Washington, Kansas screw gun, Bostich cap stapler and coil roofing nailer, paint 785-325-2734 or 747-8017 sprayer, hazardous materials vac, concrete mixer, painting scaf- www.bottrealtyauction.com fold, shop vacs, 6' & 12' Werner step ladders, 20' :& 28' ext. lad- ders, and much more. High quality tools, many like new. See www.oldemillauction.com for full list and pictures or call REAL ESTATE Sue Metzger, auctioneer, 785-233-7700. AUCTION REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, MAY 10 — 1:30 PM 76 Acres, m/l, Pottawatomie County Land With Farmstead, Native Pasture and AUCTION bromegrass to be offered in 3 tracts TUESDAY, APRIL 29 — 6:00 PM PROPERTY LOCATED: From Havensville, KS, go 1 mile West on the Havensville Rd. then 1/2 mile North on Donahoo Road. Building and Lot SELL AT 6:00 PM OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, APRIL 20 ¥ 1 to 4 PM OPEN HOUSE: SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1-4 PM LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The West half of the Southwest Quarter & THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 5-7 PM of Section Sixteen, Township Six, Range Twelve in Pottawatomie We will sell the former Dairy Queen and Twister restaurant County, KS. building, lot and contents at the facility located at 204 W. TRACT 1: 10 acres, m/l, which includes farmstead with 2 bed- Court in CLAY CENTER, KANSAS room home with full basement, 90’x20’ partial open front cattle or LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The West 23 ft. of lot 7 and all of lots 8, machine shed, 78’x18’ cattle shed and various other outbuildings. 9 and 10 in block 40 and the South 8 ft. VAC Court St. adj. to West This property has rural water and a scenic view. of the original townsite of Clay Center, Kansas. TRACT 2: 66 acres, m/l, which includes 30 acres of NHEL low This property consists of a 116.1 x 148 ft. paved parking lot with land brome grass, 10 acres of HEL brome grass with the balance a 39x52 ft. former DQ building built in 1975. There are 2 small util- in clean native grass pasture with good fence. ity sheds to the Southeast. The building was last used as a TRACT 3: Combination of Tract 1 and Tract 2. “Twister” restaurant. The floor plan included an L-shaped dining area with many windows, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, a large counter For more information, viewing and complete terms, please with work area, and a storage room. Climate control is provided call or check website: mcclivestock.com/clinerealty by 2 natural gas furnaces and 2 central air units all located on the roof. There is a drive through window with intercom system and a SELLER: WILLIAM T. SHIELDS ESTATE 9 ft. range hood w/fire extinguishers. Auction Conducted by: Cline Realty and Auction This is a nice facility located just West of downtown Clay John E. Cline, Broker - Auctioneer Onaga, KS ¥ 785-889-4775 Center. This property is suited to a wide variety of business Website: www.mcclivestock.com/clinerealty and personal uses. Please attend the open houses on the dates shown above. Make your financial arrangements early and come prepared to buy. TERMS: 20% down day of sale. Balance due in 30 days or upon delivery of a merchantible title. Title insurance and escrow fees to AUCTION be paid 1/2 each by seller and buyer. Seller to pay 2007 and all SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 10:00 AM prior years property taxes. 2008 taxes to be prorated to date of final settlement. 2007 taxes were $3,063.84. Contract, deed and 15450 W. 199th St. — SPRING HILL, KS down payment to be escrowed at Central Plains Title, LLC, 707 Auctioneer’s Note: Tractor, PU and guns will sell at 1:00 PM. 5th St., Clay Center, KS 67432. Photos on website. Announcements made sale day to take precedence over TRACTORS, TRUCK, rifle; CVA 1851 Navy 36 cal bl printed matter. The auction firm is working for the seller. MACHINERY & FARM pwdr rev; CVA 50 cal sngl bar RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES: RELATED bl pwdr pistol; 44 cal bl pwdr TO SELL AFTER REAL ESTATE JD 2750 tract, D, cab, 2WD, pistol; bl pwdr components. Kolpak walk-in freezer; Masterbilt 3 door display freezer; flash nice; JD 620 lder, Farmall “C” freezer; walk-in cooler; Kelvinator blast freezer; Blizzard shake tract, nf; ‘93 GMC 1500 PU, FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, machine; Silver King undercounter refrigerated sandwich make 4WD; mowers-JD 1008 PT COLLECTIBLES, table; Keating Miraclean 45” gas grill; Holman wall mount con- 10’rot, PT 7’ rot, IH 7’ sickle HOUSEHOLD, LAWN & veyor toaster; Pass Throw warming unit; Toastmaster 2 drawer bar; JD PT 10’ disc; 3pt post OUTDOOR bun warmer; 10 hole fountainette; Norris single milk dispenser; hole digger & post driver; 3pt Many pcs antique furniture; 6 “Kopy Kake” ice cream cake auto decorator; condiment station; 200 gal sprayer; hay wagon; quilts; 40+ pcs vintage Panasonic 3 station POS system with 3 cash registers and 2 print- Priefert squeeze chute; feed- Fiestaware; crystal, depres- ers; stainless steel sinks; (17) 4 person self contained booth units of hard surfaced contour design in 2 tone slate blue; assortment ers; panels; gates; fence sup- sion, Fostoria, Edelstein, of small wares commonly found in food service establishments. plies; scrap. Pfaltzgraff; silver; sewing TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check day GUNS & RELATED machines; iron whls; #6 bell; lard press; primitives; col- of sale. Not responsible for accidents. 2 weeks for removal. Lunch Guns-VGC-Reuger 308 rifle, on grounds. stainless synth w/ 4/16 Tasco lectible toys; Cub Cadet PT scope; Browning BT99 trap, sprayer; spreader; sweep; yard LARRY & JOY LUND, SELLERS 32” mod bar; Thompson Center tools; 200+ decor blocks; yard 785-632-6486, Evenings Renegade 50 cal perc bl pwdr art; more unlisted. Auction conducted by Clay County Real Estate. MARVIN GREEN, OWNER GREG KRETZ AND GAIL HAUSERMAN 913-634-6444 SALESMEN AND AUCTIONEERS www.kretzhausermanauctions.com BRANDEN OTTO, AUCTIONEER ¥ 785-883-4263 Greg: 785-926-4422 Gail: 785-632-3062 www.ottoauctioneering.com Cell: 785-630-0701 Cell: 785-447-0686 Page 24 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 FSA announces adjustments to CRP burning requirements Bill R. Fuller, State Ex- est Service, and Natural following the burn in con- ecutive Director of the Resource Conservation sultation with NRCS. Kansas Farm Service Service. Any time the burn Agency has announced ad- “Because the local FSA would violate State law or justments to the burning County Committee is bet- County ordinance during specifications for land en- ter informed of local con- the contract period. rolled in the Conservation ditions to provide consis- In addition, if an ex- Reserve Program (CRP) tent and equitable admin- emption is granted for any practice CP25 — Rare and istration of burning re- of the above reasons, then Declining Habitat. quirements, they will have a light disking or a mainte- “The CP25 maintenance full authority to grant indi- nance mowing/shredding burn requirement was de- vidual burning exemptions shall be used as a substi- veloped in the 1990’s with to CRP participants,” said tute required maintenance recommendation by the Fuller. practice without cost- Kansas Technical Commit- Occasional exemptions share assistance. Swath- tee and approval by the during the final year of the ing, haying or grazing is Kansas FSA State Commit- CRP contract may be prohibited by National tee. It was recognized that granted by the local county Policy. burning benefits the devel- committee when a particu- “This exemption policy opment of native grass- lar burn would create a will not be a blanket lifting lands and improves the significant safety hazard of the maintenance burn At the recent 2008 Membership meeting of the American-International Charolais As- habitat for wildlife,” that meets the following requirement,” emphasized sociation, members were recognized by area for the top numbers in Charolais reg- Fuller said. conditions: Fuller. “Local county com- istrations. From left to right are Marilou Wegner, AICA Recording Secretary; Roger CRP participants en- Conditions due to sig- mittees will have the au- Curfman, Area 10; Lee Eaton, AICA President; Arnold Wienk, Area 7; Megan Fink, rolled in this voluntary nificant drought, high thority to exempt certain Randolph,Kansas, Junior Registrations; Dean Churchill, Area 8; Mitch Thomas, Area practice agreed to these winds, excessive tempera- acreages with safety haz- 5; and Neil Orth, AICA Executive Vice-President. maintenance burn re- tures and/or low humidity ards.” quirements in their con- that have prevented com- tract. Planning, educa- pleting the prescribed ATCHISON COUNTY SURPLUS tion, training and safety by burn. Hays beef roundup coming CRP participants must be Close proximity to Kansas State Universi- lunch is complimentary. a priority when burning homes, businesses, hous- ty´s Agricultural Research The Roundup, which AUCTION is conducted on CRP ing developments, inter- Center at Hays has sched- is open to beef producers acreage. Burning work- state highways, farm- uled its Beef Roundup for and anyone in the commu- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 — 2:00 PM shops, training programs, steads, windbreaks, fuel April 17. nity and beyond, will pro- Atchison Co. Shop, 613 South 22nd St. and fostering burning as- facilities, etc., especially The annual event will vide an overview of re- ATCHISON, KANSAS begin with registration at search projects ongoing at sociations will be avail- those constructed after the From 59 and 73 Jct., North 1 block. Watch For Hoffman Auc- 11:30 a.m. and lunch at the center. able with the cooperation beginning of the CRP con- tion Signs. and expertise of the Exten- tract. noon in the center´s Hays More information about Arena. There is no charge the Roundup is available TRACTORS & BACKHOE T truck/tractor, 235 Cummins sion Service, Rural Fire Create conditions sus- 1975 Allis 715 backhoe, 15 spd., running when parked; to attend the event and by calling (785) 625-3425. Departments, Kansas For- ceptible to wind erosion Perkins diesel, runs; Massey 1998 Crown Vic car; 1992 Ferguson 31 diesel, WF, PTO, Chevy Corsica, parts. 3 pt., SN9A163886. 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RUSSELL REGIONAL Be on time. Not many small items. - Roof and Floor Trusses - Framing Packages Terms: Cash or approved check. I.D. required to register; bid- LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE - Windows & Doors - Roofing Packages ding will be by number. Statements made sale day take prece- - Insulation - Deck supplies dence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or South 281 Highway Russell, KS theft. 555 Pony Express Hwy HOFFMAN AUCTION SERVICE SPECIAL COW SALE Marysville, KS 66508 Jeff Hoffman, Auctioneer (3 miles west of Marysville on U.S. 36) Effingham, KS 66023 - 913-833-4125 THURSDAY, APRIL 17 • Starting at 4:00 PM www.thenewsleaf.com/hoffman Call us for a free quote today! Don’t Miss This Sale! PLANTERS This will be a VERY LARGE OFFERING of top (785) 562-1800 females with many high quality cows coming CIH 1200-24R, front fold, bulk. CIH 800-8R, 2-200 gal frt ...... CALL tanks...... $8,500 from drought stricken areas in Southwest Kansas TRACTORS COMBINES & WAGONS 06 Kinze 3140-16R stackfold... IH 800-8R, 2-200 gal fert and TWO LOCAL PARTIAL DISPERSALS! NH TM130, FWD NH CR940, FWD, 750 hrs., ...... $42,500 tanks...... $6,500 ¥ 22 blk Angus hfrs, OCV, pelvic measured . . . . .850 lbs. NH TS115A, C&A, FWD 25’ Hd 02 Kinze 3100-8R Mounted.. .. 81 JD 7100-12R, 3 pt, markers ¥ 70 blk bwf heifers, OCV ...... 750-800 lbs. NH TN65, 4WD, Open NH TR98, FWD ...... $18,500 ...... $6,250 ¥ 40 black heifers, OCV, ...... 750 lbs. White, 12R, verticle fold, liq fert IH 800-8R, 2-100 gal fert tnks.. NH TC21D NH TR86, FWD ¥ 30 Red Angus heifers, OCV, ...... 750-800 lbs. Ford TW20 ...... $17,500 ...... $3,500 Case 2388, FWD, 2004 CIH 955-8R trailing, row clean- IH 800-6R, dual markers...... ¥ 10 black bwf heifers, OCV, ...... 750-800 lbs. Ford 7700, Open ¥ 25/25 black Angus, Jan-Feb calves ...... 2 years Case 2388, FWD, 2002 ers...... $9,500 ...... $3,500 Ford 5000, Diesel ¥ 20/20 black Angus ...... 2 years Case 2388, FWD, 1998 Ford 4000 ¥ 15/15 black bwf ...... 2-4 years EZ Trail 500 Cart USED HAY TOOLS & TILLAGE Ford 3000 ¥ 25/25 black ...... 3-5 years Kinze 1050, tarp, scales, Ford 8N 07 CIH RBX563 Round Baler... 94 CIH 8465 Round Baler...... ¥ 30/30 Charolais cross ...... 3-6 years 1 yr. old ...... $31,500 ...... $11,500 IH 1466, Cab ¥ 10 Charolais cross bred cows ...... 3-6 years Killbros 1800 Cart 06 CIH RBX563 Round Baler... 93 JD 535 Round Baler...... Case IH JX85, Cab, 2WD, Ldr. ¥ 30 Red Angus fall cows, bred Red Angus . . . . .3 years PLANTERS & TILLAGE ...... $24,500 ...... $11,500 ¥ 50 blk-bwf fall cows, bred blk ...... 3-5 years Case IH MXU115, FWD, 250 JD 7200 12-30” 03 CIH RBX562 Round Baler... 91 NH 855 Round Baler...$6,500 ¥ 10 black fall cows, bred Hereford ...... 3-5 years hrs...... $21,500 89 NH 855 Round Baler....$6,500 ¥ 45/45 black Angus ... DISPERSAL ...... 8 years MF 1230, FWD 2-IH 5100 Drills w/Hitch Case IH 496-25’ 03 NH BR780 Round Baler... .. 87 JD 530 Round Baler.$4,500 ¥ 40/40 black DISPERSAL ...... 6-older Allis 185 ...... $21,500 NH 855 Round Baler. ...$3,500 Case IH 530B Ecolo Tiger ¥ 25/25 black bwf ...... solid-older Long 510 Ldr. 00 CIH RS561 Round Baler.. .. 90 NH 116 Mwr Cond, 16'...... ¥ 10 bwf bred cows ...... solid-older INDUSTRIAL HAY TOOLS ...... $17,500 ...... $8,500 ¥ 12/12 mostly black ...... 8 years Bobcat 742B NH 1411 Discbine 98 NH 664 Round Baler...... 88 CIH 8370 Swather, 14' ...... ¥ 10/10 mixed ...... 6-solid Bobcat S175 NH 855 Baler ...... $13,500 ...... $8,500 ¥ 6 black bred heifers ...... 2 years Bobcat S150, Low hrs. NH 316 Sq. 97 CIH 8465 Round Baler...... Stohl 9' Rotary Rake, 3pt...... Many of these older turn-out pairs will be offered in load lots! Bobcat 607 Backhoe Vermeer 605C R. Baler ...... $12,500 ...... $2,650 ¥ 40/40 mostly black big calves ...... older Bobcat 751 Hesston 565A R. Baler 95 NH 660 Round Baler...... 90 Haybuster- Tub Grinder...... ¥ 25/25 black bwf ...... older Case 60XT Hesston 5800 R. Baler ...... $12,500 ...... $16,500 ¥ 15/15 black Angus ...... older 95 JD 535 Round Baler...... 85 Haybuster-Tub Grinder...... ¥ 40/40 black bwf ...... older NH TSA and TM Lease Returns Tractors Are Here ...... $10,500 ...... $12,500 ¥ 60/60 black bwf ...... older ¥ 40/40 black ...... 7-older 90-125 PTO HP, FWD, Low Hours, Warranty Hoxie Implement Co., Inc.- Hoxie, Ks. ¥ 9/9 black Angus, fancy ...... solid-older Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00 [email protected] * 785-675-3201 Almost 800 consigned in advance. Sat. 8:00-12:00 Colby Ag Center, L.C. - Colby, Ks. EXPECTING OVER 1,000 HEAD! [email protected] * 785-462-6132 For more information call: Visit us at: www.earleytractor.com Oakley Ag Center, L.C. - Oakley, Ks. Sale Barn: 785-483-2961 Ron Werth: 785-650-4829 [email protected] * 785-672-3264 Greg Carey: 785-483-1455 Earl Werth: 785-483-4800 816-632-7277 Neal Brown: 785-476-5101 J.L. Kasper: 785-658-7232 www.russelllivestock.com EARLEY TRACTOR www.CattleUSA.com Cameron, MO Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 25 LARGE GUN AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 10:00 AM 206 S FOREST (DOUGLASS COMMUNITY BUILDING) — DOUGLASS, KANSAS DIRECTIONS: From the Fire Station in Douglass, go south on Forest St. to Auction. PREVIEW DATE: Friday, April 11th - 1:PM - 6PM This is a large collection of very nice, pistols, air force antiques, shot guns, rifles, & machines guns, plus a lot of miscellaneous firearm items. We will also be offering the best collection ever assembled of flintlock, cap & ball, and a few cartridge pistols that were all dated back into the 1800’s. This collection belonged to Dr. J.P. Kaster, a doctor for the Railroad and was later appointed Chief Surgeon of the Topeka Hospital in 1897. PISTOLS & AIRFORCE #55 Remington 22 caliber - Model 641- SHOT GUNS INCLUDE dle. Stag front site, Top break, ham- #149 MIDEASTERN FLINTLOCK PIS- #165 EUROPEAN PERCUSSION PIS- ANTIQUES INCLUDE T short-long or long (new never fired) #110 Winchester 12 gauge - Model 37 mer locks top break closed, Serial TOL .62 Caliber. Circa 1800. Ornate TOL .71 Caliber. Circa 1870, Flobert- #1 Colt 32-20 Double Action Revolver - #56 Japanese Military rifle from WW2 - - single shot - full choke No SN Numbers: 36690 (Bottom Handle leaf motif on butt plate. Scrolled motif type fluted grips, Markings: Top of 6” barrel 7MM - SN -none #111 Universal Firearms 12 gauge - Strap) 21002 (Back of cylinder) Mis- on hammer, lock and side plate, No barrel: DR JP KASTER, No Serial #2 Smith & Wesson 357 magnum - #57 Winchester 22 long - pump action single shot - full choke - SN A20677 matched, Markings: SMITH & WES- Markings, No Serial Numbers, NRA Numbers, NRA Antique Condition: Model 27 - 6” barrel - S21078 - Model 1890 - hexagon barrel - SN #112 Winchester Model 12 gauge - full SON SPRINGFIELD MASS U.S.A. Antique Condition: Fine. Mechanical- Very Good. Mechanically functional #3 Smith & Wesson 22 caliber short - 236294 choke - trap gun, vent rib - cheek U.S.A PAT. JULY 10, 60 JAN 17 FEB ly functional #166 U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL S27742 Model 41-1 with compen- #58 Winchester 22 long rifle - Model 74 piece - beautiful grain in walnut 17 LULY 11, 65 & AUG 24, 69 RUSS- #150 U.S. MODEL 1842 PERCUS- 1855 PERCUSSION PISTOL-CAR- sator was made for International - semi-automatic - SN 201237A stocks (Pigeon Grade) checking - SN IAN MODEL, NRA ANTIQUE CON- SION PISTOL .54 Caliber. Most BINE .60 Caliber, Markings: Top of Rapid Fire competition - fewer than #59 JW 15A 22 long rifle - Bolt action - 1334016 DITION: Good, Reblued over pitted probably manufactured by either barrel: T.M.C. 1856, Left Barrel: *DR 1,000 made. Norinca - (unfired) - SN 8108289 #113 Winchester trap gun -Model 12 - surface. Trigger guard modified: the Henry Aston or by Ira N. Johnson JP KASTER* VP, Right side behind #4 Luger 30 caliber manufactured by #60 Mauser Argentina Army rifle - 12 gauge - beautiful grain in walnut spur was removed (both of Middleton, CT. Had been hammer: 1856, Below hammer: Mouser (Swiss Eagle) for Inter Arms 7.65DWM - manufactured in Berlin - stocks checkering - SN 1742260 #138 BELGIAN COPY OF SMITH & partners, until Johnson left to set up American eagle symbol, Front of - 6” barrel - SN S10-003982 SN W1894 #114 Marlin 410 gauge - lever action WESSON REVOLVER .45 Caliber, his own facility), Markings: Top of hammer: US // SPRINGFIELD, Seri- #5 AMT - Auto Mag II - 22 Magnum #61 German Sniper rifle copy for Navy shotgun - 2 3/4 chamber - SN 2881 Double action, Cylinder spins freely, barrel: US // SK(?) //P, Right side be- al Numbers: Back bottom of handle Caliber - Stainless steel Arms - 22 caliber and scope by Nor- #115 Winchester 12 gauge - Model Single action does not release ham- hind hammer: MIDD(tm) // con // strap: 7, NRA Antique Condition: #6 CZ Kadet - 22 caliber - smaller ver- inco 1897 pump shotgun - short barrel, mer (sticks), Two Piece stag grip, 1851, Serial Numbers: Top handle Fair. Forestock has been removed. sion of CZ 75- 9m - only in 22 caliber #62 Jager Armi 22 caliber Model - copy (take down model) SN 509634 Markings: Back of Cylinder: Crown strap behind barrel: 1848, NRA An- Shoulder stock is missing. Mechani- & holster of Air Commando rifle - (SN 22372) #116 LC Smith 12 gauge - Double bar- symbol over circled “ELG”, “7” oppo- tique Condition: Fair. Mechanically cally functional. The lanyard ring is #7 Ruger 22 caliber automatic stan- #63 Swedish Mauser 6.5 mm - Model rel - stub twist barrel, outside ham- site an “H” “2” on cartridge ejector, functional. End of hammer chipped. missing and replaced with a screw. dard model - 4 3/4 barrel - S/N 15- 1908 - S/N 216350 mers (very tight action) excellent Right side front of cylinder, under The swivel type steel ramrod and the #167 EUROPEAN PERCUSSION 12353 #64 Ruger 45-70 Model 3 - Carbine - checkering SN 1391-5 barrel: crown symbol then “RLH”, attachment mountings are missing. MARTIAL PISTOL .75 Caliber. Con- #8 Smith & Wesson Model 34 - 22 SN 130-67472 (like new) #117 SKB-410 - gauge over & under - Top of barrel: FOR 44 WINCHES- #151 OVER -AND-UNDER PISTOL .45 verted from flintlock mechanism to Long Rifle - Model 34-1 - 22/32 kit #65 Ranger- 22 caliber - Built for mili- Model 60 vent rib - stock checkering TER CARTRIDGE BELGIUM, No Caliber, Double triggers. Circa 1850, percussion system, Shortened barrel gun S/N 40321 tary by Mossberg - Full military stock Receiver engraved (never fired) Serial Number, NRA Antique Condi- Mechanically functional, Cane handle, and forestock, Markings: Top of bar- #9 22 Caliber 45 colt configuration - - Semi-automatic - SN 101.16 #118 Browning BT99 12 gauge trap tion: Fair. Heavily pitted Markings: None, Serial Numbers: rel: DR JP KASTER, No Serial Num- built for police training in Buenos #66 22 Caliber Romanian Training rifle gun - vent rib - stock checkered - en- #139 REMINGTON DOUBLE BARREL None, NRA Antique Condition: Good bers, NRA Antique Condition: Very Aires Serial on slide #78642 - Model 1969 - Bolt action & clip SN graved on receiver. DERRINGER .41 Caliber. Type II, a #152 BOOT PISTOL .38 Caliber. Per- Good #10 Ruger 22 caliber automatic -Stan- D4644 #119 LeFever 16 gauge IMP cylinder - k.a. Model No. 3 Knurled hammer, cussion. Circa 1840, Markings: Bottom break. Two piece rubber han- #168 PERCUSSION PISTOL, CUT dard Model - S/N 207602 #67 Lyman 58 caliber black powder vent rib - beautiful wood on stock that None, Serial Numbers: End of barrel DOWN FROM A NIPPES CON- dle, MARKINGS: Top of barrel: REM- left side: 44, NRA Antique Condition: #11 Hunter - copy of 22 Caliber rifle - (unfired) - SN 283418 need fitting SN 4286 TRACT U.S. MODEL 1840 FLINT- INGTON ARMS CO. ILION NY, No Good. Mechanically functional. Ham- Stevens single shot tip up - model #68 Winchester 22 caliber semi-auto - #120 Remington 129A Wing Master LOCK MUSKET, WHICH WAS CON- S/N 02108 (exc) Model 63 - (never fired)- SN ST2004 pump - 2 3/4 shells - vent rib - thumb Serial Number, NRA Antique Condi- mer slightly loose. tion: Fine #153 BELGIAN COPY OF A BRITISH VERTED TO PERCUSSION. .72 #12 Browning Arms 22 long rifle, Semi #69 InterArms 22 caliber pump by hole stocks that needs completing - Caliber, Markings: Top of barrel:, Left Auto Challenger - 6” barrel - S/N Rossi - SN G11900 comes with original stock SN #140 SHARPS BREECH-LOADING 4- BULLDOG REVOLVER .32 Caliber. #70 Remington Army bolt action 03A3- SHOT PEPPERBOX PISTOL .30 Double action, Two piece wood grip, of hammer: U.S. // MODEL 1835, 655-RT03483 (exc). 1089202V7 Right under hammer: DANIEL (N) #13 HI Standard Model “B” - 22 caliber 30-06 - Still packed in grease as it #121 High Standard Riot - Model K120 Caliber, Four barrel., Brass frame. Markings: Top of Barrel: BRITISH came from Government - (unfired) Two-piece rosewood grips. Mark- BULLDOG, Back of cylinder: Circled IPPES // MILL CREEK PA, No Serial automatic with holster - S/N 12437 - 12 gauge - SN 3155839 Numbers, NRA Antique Condition: (vg) condition #71 Enfield British Army rifle - lever ac- #122 Remington Military Riot gun - 12 ings: Right frame: C.SHARPS & “ELG” [Liege Proof Mark], No Serial tion 303 - SN WD30 CO.//PHILADELPHIA, PA, Left Number, NRA Antique Condition: Fair. Mechanically functional. Tip of #14 Astra Model 40 - 9mm - 37 Semi- gauge - marked with Army Ordnance hammer is chipped. Missing ramrod Auto - Model 1921 - S/N 90846 (vg) #72 Romanian 22 caliber training rifle - bomb US - 2 3/4” shells - SN 582403 frame: C.SHARPS // PATENT 1859, Fine. Tight cylinder bolt with clip - N69 - SN 1989-L4665 Serial Numbers Bottom handle strap #154 SMITH & WESSON HAMMER- #169 EUROPEAN PERCUSSIOIN #15 HI Standard - Model B-22 caliber - #123 Sears 20 gauge Semi auto - vent PISTOL .68 Caliber. Single shot, automatic- 4 1/2” barrel with target #73 Swedish Mauser 65 caliber con- rib - adjustable chokes- Model 75 SN 21258, NRA Antique Condition: Fine LESS 5 SHOT PISTOL .32 Caliber, vert to Sportster - SN3010 5837500 #141 PLANT’S MFG. CO. FRONT- Markings: None, Serial Numbers; muzzle loading. Circa 1830, Mark- grips - S/N 74376 (vg) ings: Top of barrel: DR JP KASTER, #16 Hi Standard - Model H.D. Military - #74 Carbine M1 30 caliber military #124 Winchester Model 12 - 12 gauge LOADING “ARMY” (so called) Bottom handle strap: 38880, NRA from military depart - SAGINAW-SA - pump - full choke - SN 521522 THIRD MODEL (TYPE 1) RE- Antique Condition: Fair. Mechanical- No Serial Numbers, Brass barrel, but 22 caliber long rifle - Heavy barrel - cap, and side plate. Checkered grip, produced for U.S. Military S/N all military - SN 2233773 #125 Winchester Trap Gun - 12 gauge VOLVER. .42 Caliber. Double action. ly inoperative #75 30 Caliber carbine M1 universal Model 12 - 2 3/4 chamber - vent rib - Circa 1865, Two piece walnut grip, #155 FRENCH PINFIRE REVOLVER NRA Antique Condition: Fair. Me- 259476 (vg) chanically functional #17 Hi Standard - 22 caliber Super- Hialeah Fl. Flashider - SN 361324 beautiful grain in walnut stock as well Brass frame and handle strap, Mark- 7mm. Probably Liege, Belgium. matic Tournament - Heavy barrel tar- #76 Savage over & under -22-20 as checkering, No serial number ings: Left of barrel: ERWIN LERAY Circa 1874-1893, Double action. #170 FRENCH FLINTLOCK PISTOL get pistol Model 107 - military 6” bar- gauge -2 3/4 (Savage/Stevens) #126 W Bulnens London - 12 gauge NEW YORK, Top of barrel: PLANT’S Scrolled leaf engraved six-round .56 Caliber. Circa 1790 - 1800, En- rel S/N 2002897 (exc) Stevens over & under - 22-410 Model double barrel - outside hammers - MFG CO NEW HAVEN CT, Serial cylinder, Two piece gutta-percha graved lock and barrel, Markings: #18 Smith & Wesson Model 17-4 - 22 (old model) SN8103366 old engraved receiver & barrel - old Numbers: Bottom of handle strap: grips with molded scroll motif, Mark- Top of barrel: DR KASTER, Right caliber S/N 21K5820 (exc) (Savage/Stevens) checkering on stock - twisted steel 2187, NRA Antique Condition: Fine. ings: Left side of barrel: *DR JP side under hammer: OLIVE A. // #19 22 caliber - Birds head - spur trig- #77 Savage over & under - 30-30 and barrel - No SN Tight Cylinder. Hammer does not KASTER*, Right side of barrel: MARSEILLE, No Serial Numbers, ger- brass frame - nickel barrel S/N 20 gauge - Series B - SN C486371 #127 Winchester 12 gauge 1897 pump catch in cocked position. Trigger Crown symbol R*F, No Serial Num- Nra Antique Condition: Fine. Me- 36349 (Antique) #78 Herters 257 Roberts Varmint Rifle - new blue - full choke - Serial does not move forward to catch ham- bers, NRA Antique Condition: Fine. chanically functional #20 Luger made for Stoeger Arms Co. - Model XX3 - Mauser action - 607570 mer. Hammer does not advance Tight cylinder #171 DOUBLE-BARREL SIDE-BY- - 22 caliber - S/N 184954 (exc) SNR081 #128 Antique muzzle loading shot gun cylinder. #156 ANDERSON (SO-CALLED) UN- SIDE PERCUSSION PISTOL .44 #21 22 caliber revolver - nickel frame - #79 Herters 270 Varmint Rifle Caliber - - cap & Ball #142 LONDON BOOT PISTOL 66 cal- MARKED UNDERHAMMER PIS- Caliber. Probably Spanish. Circa Birdshead Grips-Spur Trigger (An- Model XX3 Mauser action, No serial #129 Stevens double barrel - Model iber, Circa 1866-68, Markings: Top TOL .40 Caliber. 8” barrel. Circa 1870, Oval panel on right side wit tique) number 311R - short barrel from factory - with of barrel: RABONE BROS & CO 1850, Markings: None, No Serial engraved leaf motif, Acanthus #22 Smith & Wesson Magnum revolver #80 Enfield English Army Carbine - sling swivels - SN E258352 LONDON, Left barrel: *Dr. J.P. Numbers, NRA Antique Condition: carved stock with checkered grip, - 8” barrel - Model 29-3 - SN AH76164 lever action - 1905 Citold - SN41022 #130 Browning double auto - 12 gauge KASTER*, No Serial Numbers, En- Fine Markings: Left side: DR KASTER, #23 45 Colt - replica by Uberti - 45 cal- #81 Enfield English Army rifle - lever - twelvette model - nice stock wood graved backstrap, Inlaid thumb piece #157 ENGLISH COPY OF AN ADAMS Serial Numbers: Right side: 199, iber long Colt & extra cylinder for 45 action - 1907 Cilial with Turkish mark with checkering - vent rib - SN (escutcheon plate). Hinged access in PATENT PERCUSSION REVOLVER NRA Antique Condition: Very Good. Automatic - Birds Head grip - (NIB, 1989 Model - SN 1410 1A38180 butt cap for patch and round of am- .38 Caliber, Double action. Check- Mechanically functional unfired) - Black powder - SN C08871 #82 Heckler & Koch WRM 22 Model #131 Stevens 16 gauge double barrel - munition, NRA Antique Condition: ered wood grips, Markings: Left bar- #172 MIDEASTERN FLINTLOCK PIS- #24 Walker 44 caliber - Colt replica by HK300 - Semi-automatic - 4X Red- 2 3/4 chamber - SN UU-A Good, Mechanically functional rel: DR. KASTER , Top barrel: JA TOL .62 Caliber. Single shot, muzzle E.M.F. - (NIB never fired) - SN 15536 field scope with quick change MAC GLASMAN AIR MACHINE #143 PERCUSSION DOUBLE BAR- CLARKE LONDON, No Serial Num- loading. Circa 1825, Side plate has #25 Colt Army Model 1860 - 44 caliber mounts (all excellent) SN VA22-209 GUN CORPORTATION AIR FORCE REL PISTOL .58 Caliber, Double ber, NRA Antique Condition: Fine. military panoply of flags, canons, - Uberti MFG - (NIB, unfired) - SN #83 Mossberg 22 caliber magnum BA - BB MACHINE GUN from World War barrel. Circa 1860, Checkered grip. Cylinder tight. Mechanically function- etc., Markings: Top barrel: DR JP 20377 (Replica) Model Chuckster 640K II, used to train bomber gunners Scrolled motif on hammer and lock- al KASTER, Serial Numbers Stamped: #26 Colt Army Model 1860 - 44 caliber #84 British Enfield 22 caliber - single works on compressor, fires full auto - plate, Markings: Top of Barrel: DR #158 CANNON- MUZZLE FLINTLOCK None, NRA Antique Condition: Over- - (NIB unfired) - SN21216 (Replica) shot training rifle - converted by Lith- NOTE: Plate on side of gun for full in- JP KASTER, No Serial Numbers, PISTOL .62 Caliber. Circa 1800, all good, but mechanically inopera- #27 Colt Army Single Action 45 - (New, grow SMLE III in England 1943 (this formation NRA Antique Condition: Fine. Me- Bird’s head on bottom of grip, No tive unfired) - SN 52777 (Not a Replica) information under bolt) SN32311 NOTE: Air force service tag attached chanically functional (right hammer Markings, No Serial Numbers, NRA #173 BACON COPY OF THE ALLEN & #28 Acme 32 caliber revolver - nickel #85 M1-30 Caliber Government Car- dated 6-24-33, will only half-cock) Antique Condition: Fine. Mechanical- THURBER DOUBLE ACTION HAM- plated - spur trigger - SN3 (Antique) bine as received from Government #132 #1 Gun SN 24773 Tagged with #144 ENGLISH FLINTLOCK PISTOL ly functional MER PISTOL .31 Caliber. Circa #29 Nambu Japanese Army semi auto arsenal under NRA program by In- Air force Inscription .62 Caliber. Brass furniture and bar- #159 ALLEN THURBER PEPPERBOX 1852-58, Double action, Markings: pistol - SN 16338 land division SN6706234 #133 #2 Gun SN 24736 rel, Markings: Top of barrel: BPC // .36 Caliber. Double action. Circa Top left of barrel: BACON (&CO.) // #30 Remington Model by Uberti - Army #86 Commando Mark 111-45 caliber - These are bought to sell AF ok they LONDON, Right side under Ham- 1840-1860, Two piece wood handle, NOR(WICH, C-T CAT STEEL.), Ser- 44 caliber - black powder (unfired) - semi auto - looks like Thompson with work with air not powder. mer: J.BISHOP // WARRANTED, No Trigger advances cylinder, Markings: ial Numbers: Under barrel: 94, NRA compensator SN 03584 Serial Numbers, NRA Antique Con- Barrel: ALLEN THURBER & CO., S/N 075786 (Replica) THIS COLLECTION INCLUDES Antique Condition: Fine #31 36 Caliber Navy Model replica by #87 Ruger 10-22 with paratrooper dition: Fine. Mechanically functional, Back handle strap: * C.R. Nagle*, #174 FRENCH CANNON-BARREL stock & banana clip - SN 116-00126 OLDER FIREARMS Nota Bene: Der Neue Stockel, by No Serial Numbers, NRA Antique Uberti - black powder - SN 3005 The firearms in this collection were the FLINTLOCK PISTOL .44 Caliber. #32 Smith & Wesson 38 Special re- #88 Inter Arms 22 caliber semi auto - Eugene Heer, lists a J. Bishop with a Condition: Very Good, Cylinder tight Circa 1770, Markings: Top of Barrel: Model 22 ATO - looks like Browning property of Dr. J.P. Kaster, who was Philadelphia address in 1790. It #160 DAG (FLINTLOCK BLUNDER- volver - Model 17 - SN 111234 appointed Chief Surgeon of the Topeka Partial touch mark. No Serial Num- #33 Russian Torkaret Army semi-auto- by Norinko could not be determined if he was BUSS) Circa 1800. Brass furniture, bers, NRA Antique Condition: Fine. #89 Winchester Model 92 - 44 WC cal- Hospital on March 1st, 1897. Dr. the same J. Bishop who manufac- Markings: None, No Serial Numbers, matic - SN 27841949 Kaster often was paid for his services Mechanically functional #34 Nambu Winter Model - Japanese iber - lever action, There is a band on tured this English proofed pistol NRA Antique Condition: Very Good. #175 STEVENS OLD MODEL POCK- left butt stock - SN 889865 with firearms. This collection has been #145 PERCUSSION PISTOL .45 Cal- Mechanically inoperative Army - Semi auto - SN19563 in the Kaster family for three genera- ET PISTOL .22 Caliber. Single ac- #35 Colt 32 caliber semi auto pistol - #90 Winchester Model 94 - 30-30 cal- iber. Single shot, muzzle loading, #161 EUROPEAN MARTIAL FLINT- tion. Single shot, Two piece ma- iber -older model, but great inside & tions. Octagonal Barrel. Scrolled leaf en- LOCK PISTOL .72 Caliber. Brass SN 169932 #134 COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY hogany handle. Brass frame, Mark- #36 Remington 44 caliber Army - 12” out SN 2344603 gravings on lock and hammer, Mark- hardware. Circa 1830, Markings: ings on barrel: J.STEVENS (& CO #91 Winchester NRA Commemorative MODEL REVOLVER, .32 W.C.F. ings: Top barrel: DR JP KASTER, Front of hammer, behind pan DN, No barrel made by Fillpritlam Italy - Caliber. 4-3/4” barrel, Manufactured CHI)COPEE (//FALLS, MASS. PAT black powder (unfired) SN 129977) 1871-1971 - Model 94 in 30-30 cal- Right side under hammer: R*ShMD Serial Numbers, NRA Antique Condi- 1891. Single action. Black powder // NSH, No Serial Numbers, NRA SEPT. 1864), NRA Antique Condi- #37 Colt 22 caliber presentation Single iber engraved - NRA Medallion in tion: Very Good. Mechanically func- tion: Good. Hammer does not catch frame. American Eagle grips, Mark- Antique Condition: Good, Mechani- tional. Missing the left wedge es- action Frontier Model - Golden Spike stock Rifle configuration (new, never #176 ALLEN 2ND MODEL SIDEHAM- fired) SN NRA A-7031 ings: Left Side, Under Cylinder; cally operative. The hammer is cutcheon plate on the forestock Commemorative 1869-1969 in pre- PAT.SEPT.19, 1871.//” July.2.-72..// “ chipped at the end. MER REVOLVER .32 Caliber. 6” bar- sentation box with Golden Spike etc. #92 Winchester NRA Commemorative #162 ENGLISH TOWER FLINTLOCK JAN.19—75, Left Side, Barrel: 32 #146 PERCUSSION DOUBLE BAR- PISTOL .66 (?) Caliber. Modeled rel. Single action, Two piece wood - Gold & Blue Finish (unfired) SN 1871 -1971 - Model 94 in 30-30 con- grip, Markings: Left barrel: ALLE(N & figuration NRA Medallion in Stock - W.C.F., Top of Barrel: COLT’S REL BOOT PISTOL .45 Caliber, Re- closely after the .66 caliber British 7285GS PT.F.A. MFG, C¼// HARTFORD CT placed Grips: Two-piece stag handle. WHEELLOCK) WORCHSTR MASS. #38 Colt 45 caliber Beasley Model - Musket (never fired) SN NRA420 Light Dragon Pattern 1759 Pistol, but U.S.A., Back of Loader: 1911, Serial Stag front site, Top break, hammer with two screws (vice one) behind U.S. // AL(LEN’S) PAT’S SETP 7 replica by Uberti EMF - (unfired) SN #93 Browning Model 78 - low wall lever action 30-06 caliber with scope rings Numbers: Front of trigger guard locks top break closed, Serial Num- the hammer on the lockplate, and NOV 9 1858 JULY 3 1860, Serial 210 (both trigger guard strap & frame) bers: 36690 (Bottom Handle Strap) without the “GR” under the crown on Numbers Stamped: Back of cylinder #39 Cattle Killer came from Wichita and beautiful stock wood (never fired) SN1765W37 and bottom of handle strap: 135017, 21002 (Back of cylinder) Mis- the lock, and with Liege “ELG” mark 347, NRA Antique Condition: Good Stock Yards caliber 22 - SN70050 Back of cylinder: 017, NRA Antique matched, Markings: SMITH & WES- in an oval on the barrel. Markings: #177 BELGIAN PROOFED RE- #40 Iver Johnson 22 caliber semi-auto #94 Winchester Model 73 rifle - hex barrel - lever action - 32 WCF cal. Condition: Good. Blue fading to SON SPRINGFIELD MASS U.S.A. Top of barrel: Circled ELG // DR JP VOLVER .45 Caliber, 5 Shot. Circa pocket pistol - (NIB, unfired) - brown U.S. PAT.JULY 10, 60 JAN 17 FEB KASTER, Right side front of ham- 1875, Double action. Two piece SNAE74291 #95 Sharps carbine - 54 caliber black powder - Sharp Rifle Company - Sile #135 COLT THIRD MODEL DRA- 17 LULY 11, 65 & AUG 24, 69 RUSS- mer: Crown symbol, Right side be- Checkered walnut grip, MARKINGS: #41 Hi Standard 22 caliber automatic GOON REVOLVER .44 Caliber Colt IAN MODEL, NRA Antique Condi- hind hammer: TOWER, No Serial Right side behind barrel: *A , Cylin- pistol - Model HB SN296953 New York Sharps patent Sept. 12.1848 (new unfired) SN 21294 Dragoon, Manufactured 1858, Single tion: Good. Reblued over pitted sur- Numbers,NRA Antique Condition: der; *A // circled “ELG”, Serial Num- #42 Smith & Wesson 22 caliber re- action. One piece walnut grip, Brass face. Trigger guard modified: the Very Good. Mechanically functional bers: Right frame under cylinder 971, volver - Model K17-4 - 8 1/2” barrel - #96 Armalite 180 - 5.56mn (223) Semi auto - folding stock (new unfired) trigger guard, Markings: Top of bar- spur was removed. #163 EUROPEAN PERCUSSION PIS- NRA Antique Condition: Good SN25K3006 rel: ADDRESS S M COLT NEW Y #147 ALLEN THURBER TARGET PIS- TOL .50 Caliber. Circa 1830-40, Sin- #178 FRENCH MODEL 1873 MILI- #43 Navy 44 caliber by Uberti - (NIB, SN15862 #97 Winchester 22 short caliber - (rest is covered with rear sight) TOL .36 Caliber. Manufactured dur- gle -shot, muzzle-loading, Grip is TARY REVOLVER 11mm. double ac- unfired) - black powder (Replica) (ORK), Left side under cylinder: ing the early 1850’s, Configured with carved in spiraled feather nock tion, Markings: Left barrel: Circled R #44 Colt 45 caliber Combat Comman- Model 74 - Weaver scope SN 125766 COLTS // patent, Serial Numbers: slots for shoulder stock, Markings: (chevron) pattern, Short forestock. circled T, Various places: Various let- der - Model 70 (NIB, never fired) SN #98 Herters Inc. Model J9 - 264 caliber Bottom of handle strap, trigger Left barrel: ALLEN THURBER & CO Possible replaced hammer, Mark- ters stamped, Top barrel (cursive); M 70BS80616 - Sling - No S/N guard, frame :17819, Barrel: 1781, CAST STEEL WORCHESTER, No ings: Top of barrel: DR JP KASTER, le 1873, Right barrel; S, 1882, Right #45 Broom Handle Mauser - SN #99 Walther 22 target rifle - single shot Cylinder: 11294, NRA Antique Condi- Serial Numbers, NRA Antique Con- No Serial Numbers,NRA Antique frame under cylinder (cursive): Mm 849453 - Great wood & checkering SN tion: Good. No finish remaining. dition: Good. Mechanically functional Condition: Good. Mechanically func- d’Armes// S Etienne, Right frame #46 Young American 38 caliber - nickel 35301V Cylinder spins freely. Replaced Grip is damaged (loss of 3/4” X 1/4” tional above grip: M, NRA Antique Condi- plated - pearl grips - SN 40 (Antique) #100 Remington 222 caliber BA.- screws. Hammer does not advance X 1/4” section). No shoulder stock. #164 FLOBERT SINGLE SHOT PAR- tion: Very good. Cylinder tight. Me- #47 Thompson 45 caliber semi auto by Model 722 SN 369972 cylinder. Nearly all nipples on cylin- #148 PAIR OF FRENCH DUELING LOR PISTOL .22 Caliber. Breech chanically functional. Auto Ordnance with drum magazine #101 Colt Coltsman 300 magnum - SN der damaged. PISTOLS loading,Ornately shaped and en- #179 BELGIAN PINFIRE REVOLVER & finned barrel - Model 1927A5 - C3149 #136 COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PER- #148A .72 Caliber. Circa 1850-1860, graved trigger guard. Carved stock. AFTER LEFAUCHE 9mm. Double (New unfired) SN 833 #102 Thompson 45 Caliber semi auto - CUSSION REVOLVER 44 caliber, Burled walnut grips, Markings: Right Turned finial on butt cap. Markings: action. Circa 1875, Two piece wood #48 Broom Handle Mauser Released Model 27A-1 SN 5166 -Stick Maga- Single action, Four screw model, cut behind hammer AURY // AS ETI- Top of barrel: DR. JP KASTER, Seri- grip, Markings: None, No Serial recent - SN 86527 - Good shooter zine, (unfired) for shoulder stock. Once piece wal- ENNE, Serial Numbers: Left of ham- al Numbers Stamped: Left barrel Numbers, NRA Antique Condition: RIFLES INCLUDES #103 Marlin 39A - 22caliber - lever ac- nut handle. Brass trigger guard and mer: 1 & 2 (one for each), NRA An- front of hammer: 401, NRA Antique Excellent #49 AK47S made in U.S.A. - B West tion - SN 012503 grip straps. Markings: Left Side, tique Condition: Fine. Mechanically Condition: Very Good. Mechanically #180 Original 1800 powder measurer Tucson, Arizona - 7.62 x 39MM SN #104 Inter Arms 22 caliber pump - Under Cylinder: COLTS//PATENT, functional. Bores clean functional (hammer only catches if with dog pattern BW6104209 made in Brazil Rossi - SN G133136 Left of barrel: *DR. J.P. KASTER*, you push trigger forward). #181 Small pistol powder measurer #50 Target rifle built on Remington #105 Straight pull Army - Converted - Top of Barrel: ADDRESS COL. SAM Rolling Block - Action Weaver Scope SN 62949 COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA, Concessions provided. There will be a $30 service - 22 caliber SN5577 #106 Browning 22 caliber B.A.R. Semi- Serial Numbers: Bottom of handle charge on all returned checks. Many pictures on the #51 Italian Military 22 caliber single Automatic - SN 0306BRR168 strap, front of trigger (trigger guard, website. NOTICE & DISCLAIMER: This ad is only a shot long rifle - dated 1955 number #107 Revelation 30-30 - bolt action - frame, and barrel): 23107, Side of guide and is subject to additions or deletions. De- REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE INC. 11 - SNBR2843 (vg) SN 214290 Cylinder: 23107, Also inscribed on scriptions are believed to be correct, however, Auc- #52 Argentine Calvary Carbine 7.65 - #108 Sharron rifle kit half stock - 45 side of cylinder; (COL)TS PATENT tioneers or owners make no warranties or guaran- www.swensonauction.com Mauser Lowne Berlin - SN B0320 caliber muzzle loader (parts in box) 23107, PATENT SEPT 10, 1850, tees as to genuineness, authenticity of, or defect of 106 N. Rose Hill Rd., P.O. Box 441, Rose Hill, KS 67133 #53 Argentine Calvary Carbine 7.65 #109 Jap bolt action conversion to NRA Antique Condition: Good, ex- any items and will not be held responsible for adver- 316-776-1302 caliber - Mauser Loewne Berlin - S/N Sportster (I am told the conversion cept for mismatched loader, tight tising discrepancies or inaccuracies. Announce- Diane Swenson, Broker/Owner A 6276 was to 257 Roberts improved but I cylinder ments made day of sale will supercede all other ad- #54 Winchester 22 caliber Model 52 have not checked the gun so should #137 SMITH & WESSON MODEL 3 vertisements. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Everything Conrad Swenson - Auctioneer ¥ 316-209-6458 Long Rifle - Bolt action - (New never be headspaced) Stock is nice cus- RUSSIAN 3RD MODEL .44 Caliber, sold in “AS IS” condition. Seller or Auction Compa- Don Howell - Sales Assoc/Auctioneer fired) SN 353765 tom job SN 49562 Replaced Grips: Two-piece stag han- ny will NOT be responsible for accidents. Greg Farber, Sales Assoc/Auctioneer Rex Childs - Auctioneer Page 26 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 2008 CHEVROLET 2008 CHEVROLET 2007 CHEVROLET QUALITY BENNETT AUTOPLEX INC. 2500HD 3500HD 2500HD PRE-OWNED TRUCKS! 651 S. 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Must take delivery from dealer’s stock by 3-31-08. 800-750-8282 Financing with GMAC, WAC for 60 months. See dealer for details. www.bennettautoplex.com Livestock Commission Co., Inc. Farmers & Ranchers SALINA, KANSAS AUCTIONS EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY SALE BARN PHONE: 785-825-0211 MONDAY — HOGS & CATTLE Selling Hogs & Cattle every Monday Hogs sell at 9:30 a.m. Cattle at 12:00 Noon. Selling calves and yearlings first, followed by Packer cows and bulls. & Stocker-Feeder Cattle every Thursday THURSDAY — CATTLE ONLY Selling starts at 10:00 a.m. Consign your cattle as early as pos- UPCOMING SALES sible so we can get them highly advertised. TUESDAY, APRIL 15TH STARTING AT 12 NOON — AUCTIONEERS — MONTHLY STOCK COW, BREEDING BULL & HEIFER SALE KYLE ELWOOD, ROGER A. JOHNSON, GARREN WALROD & RUSTY TAYLOR ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SPRING SPECTACULAR CATALOG TUESDAY, MAY 6TH STARTING AT 12 NOON MONTHLY STOCK COW, BREEDING BULL & HEIFER SALE HORSE SALE: MAY 17-18 Starting at 12:00 Noon Receipts for the week totaled 5,048 cattle and 181 hogs. Butcher hog top RANCH HORSE COMPETITION FOR SALE HORSES on Monday was $32.60. Thursday saw steers 350-600 lbs. $2.00-$4.00 lower, with those suitable for grass firm, 600-650 lbs. steady to $4.00 FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 16TH STARTING AT 6:00 PM lower; 650-1,050 lbs. steady to week. Heifers, 300-600 lbs. steady to At the arena at Farmers & Ranchers Livestock $3.00 lower, 650-900 lbs. mostly steady. Horse Preivew will be held Saturday and Sunday IN STOCK TODAY: morning from 8 AM to 11:30 AM 1 - 6’8”x24 Canvas Top Gooseneck Trailer 61 mix, Hope 816 @ 86.75 1 rwf, Lyons 1375 @ 54.00 1 - 7’x20 Metal Top Gooseneck Trailer ¥ 2 - 750 lb. Trip Hopper Feeders 32 mix, Hope 853 @ 86.60 1 red, McPherson 1255 @ 54.00 4 mix, Clay Center 801 @ 86.50 1 blk, Tampa 1305 @ 53.50 8 mix, Wilson 827 @ 86.25 1 rwf, Marquette 1435 @ 53.00 STEERS 65 bkmx, Abilene 837 @ 96.50 8 bkmx, Wakefield 919 @ 86.00 BULLS 300-400 lbs. $126.00-$131.00 75 bkmx, Longford 808 @ 96.10 3 blk, Salina 837 @ 85.75 3 red, Lyons 1613 @ 68.50 400-500 lbs. $120.00-$130.00 72 mix, Abilene 815 @ 96.00 32 mix, Tampa 903 @ 83.60 1 red, Florence 1800 @ 68.50 500-600 lbs. $116.00-$128.00 29 mix, Hillsboro 812 @ 95.50 HOLSTEIN 1 rwf, Lyons 1730 @ 67.00 600-700 lbs. $110.00-$117.00 37 mix, Abilene 800 @ 95.00 7 holx, Salina 681 @ 70.00 1 blk< Bennington 2100 @ 66.50 700-800 lbs. $96.00-$105.00 25 mix, Hillsboro 955 @ 92.50 14 hol, Salina 789 @ 67.50 1 blkh, Solomon 1370 @ 65.50 800-900 lbs. $90.00-$98.00 4 blk, Longford 929 @ 91.00 46 hol, Salina 635 @ 66.25 1 blk, Minneapolis 2095 @ 65.50 900-1,000 lbs. $85.00-$92.50 18 bkmx, Wakefield 905 @ 90.75 3 jers, Salina 583 @ 64.00 HOGS 60 mix, Abilene 920 @ 89.75 1 hol, Claflin 450 @ 64.00 22 mix, Tescott 265 @ 32.60 HEIFERS 58 mix, Hope 913 @ 89.50 4 hol, Salina 525 @ 63.00 12 mix, Inman 255 @ 32.50 300-400 lbs. $105.00-$113.00 186 mix, Hope 915 @ 88.60 4 hol, Claflin 551 @ 63.00 33 mix, Lebanon 258 @ 32.35 400-500 lbs. $100.00-$110.00 58 mix, Abilene 901 @ 88.35 2 hol, Belleville 710 @ 62.00 4 mix, Canton 264 @ 32.25 500-600 lbs. $98.00-$107.00 16 mix, Tampa 920 @ 88.35 3 hol, Belleville 848 @ 55.50 4 mix, Clyde 261 @ 32.25 600-700 lbs. $93.00-$100.00 60 blk, Hope 902 @ 88.00 2 hol, Belleville 720 @ 55.00 12 wht, Woodston 248 @ 32.00 700-800 lbs. $87.00-$93.25 14 mix, Tampa 987 @ 86.75 CALVES SOWS 800-900 lbs. $82.00-$88.00 1 blk, Wilsey 280 @ 340.00 3 mix, Whitewater 557 @ 19.00 900-1,000 lbs. $80.00-$86.00 HEIFERS 1 blk, Abilene 290 @ 335.00 1 hamp, Salina 485 @ 18.50 2 bkmx, Salina 428 @ 118.00 1 bwf, Salina 225 @ 270.00 3 wht, Abilene 545 @ 18.00 STEERS 1 blk, Assaria 275 @ 115.00 1 blk, Minneapolis 100 @ 260.00 3 wht, Russell 455 @ 15.50 5 mix, Lindsborg 381 @ 131.00 1 char, Lindsborg 255 @ 115.00 1 blk, Gypsum 130 @ 260.00 4 wht, Abilene 466 @ 15.00 5 bkmx, Halstead 472 @ 130.00 4 blk, Minneapolis 346 @ 113.00 1 blk, Lehigh 75 @ 210.00 1 red, Tescott 475 @ 14.00 18 bkmx, McPherson 564 @ 128.00 7 bkmx, Salina 334 @ 113.00 COWS PIGS 8 char, Lindsborg 469 @ 127.50 4 blk, Lindsborg 389 @ 112.00 1 blk, Salina 1360 @ 56.00 10 mix, Brookville 39 @ 20.00 4 bkmx, Assaria 424 @ 126.00 2 char, Lindsborg 375 @ 111.00 1 red, McPherson 1520 @ 55.00 5 blk, Brookville 340 @ 126.00 4 char, Lindsborg 415 @ 110.00 3 blk, Brookville 485 @ 126.00 5 mix, Brookville 374 @ 110.00 3 blk, Ellsworth 420 @ 126.00 4 blk, Lincoln 488 @ 110.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH 2 bkmx, Lincoln 455 @ 126.00 1 red, Abilene 300 @ 110.00 120 mostly blk strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs.; 25 blk strs & hfrs, 400-700 lbs.; 123 hols 1 blk, Bennington 375 @ 125.00 2 bwf, Lincoln 440 @ 108.50 2 mix, Lindsborg 310 @ 125.00 2 blk, Bennington 470 @ 108.00 strs, 250-400 lbs.; 17 char x strs & hfrs, 400-500 lbs.; 30 strs & hfrs, 550-700 lbs.; 8 mix, Lincoln 481 @ 125.00 5 mix, Lincoln 439 @ 108.00 50 strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs.; 180 blk strs & hfrs, 650-850 lbs.; 60 blk strs & hfrs, 400- 8 blk, Bennington 544 @ 124.00 13 bwf, McPherson 525 @ 107.00 30 bkmx, Inman 556 @ 123.25 4 blk, McPherson 536 @ 107.00 500 lbs.; 55 blk strs & hfrs, 575-700 lbs.; 43 mostly red sim x strs, 850-950 lbs.; 64 15 bkmx, Minneapolis 538 @ 122.00 12 bkmx, Kanopolis 589 @ 105.50 blk strs, 875 lbs.; 55 hfrs, 750-825 lbs.; 390 strs, 825-900 lbs.; 19 strs & hfrs, 400- 8 mix, Marion 585 @ 121.50 3 bkmx, Inman 513 @ 105.50 3 bkmx, McPherson 592 @ 121.00 6 blk, Lorraine 575 @ 104.75 600 lbs.; 20 strs & hfrs, 450-650 lbs.; 8 blk strs & hfrs, 500 lbs.; 65 strs, 800-825 lbs.; 3 char, Lindsborg 505 @ 120.50 2 blk, Abilene 530 @ 104.50 62 strs, 825 lbs.; 60 strs, 875 lbs.; 65 blk strs & hfrs, 825 lbs.; 60 hol strs, 800-900 10 mix, Beverly 612 @ 117.00 4 mix, Longford 531 @ 104.00 7 mix, Mahaska 622 @ 117.00 8 blk, Minneapolis 511 @ 104.00 lbs.; 45 strs, 700-900 lbs.; 80 strs & hfrs, 500-800 lbs 2 blk, Concordia 633 @ 115.50 25 blk, McPherson 635 @ 100.00 PLUS MANY MORE BY SALE TIME. 28 bkmx, McPherson 641 @ 114.50 22 mix, Beverly 601 @ 99.50 16 mix, Marion 634 @ 113.50 1 bkmx, Bennington 605 @ 98.00 11 bkmx, Minneapolis 620 @ 113.00 5 mix, Salina 602 @ 98.00 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 15 20 blk, Odin 709 @ 105.00 26 bkmx, Mahaska 607 @ 98.00 36 mix, Beverly 725 @ 105.00 6 blk, Salina 616 @ 97.50 COW SALE 10 mix, Burns 731 @ 104.25 3 blk, Longford 633 @ 97.00 Wide selection of bulls Angus, Polled Hereford, Charolais Limousin, Heifers and 38 bkmx, McPherson 740 @ 102.35 13 mix, Hillsboro 705 @ 93.25 Heifer Pairs: 40 blk/bwf pairs; 25 first calf fall heifers; 70 blk/bwf pairs; 50 blk pairs; 4 bkmx, Ellsworth 729 @ 102.00 11 red, Abilene 730 @ 93.00 27 blk, Clay Center 702 @ 101.00 13 mix, Wilson 732 @ 92.35 40 Angus pairs; replacement heifers 35 Red Angus heifers 700-750 lbs.; 100 7 mix, Lorraine 736 @ 100.00 12 blk, Longford 733 @ 92.00 blk/bwf heifers 750-800 lbs.; Cows: 40 Reg. Angus pair 5 yrs. old with AI’d reg. 46 blk, Clay Center 774 @ 99.00 8 mix, Lindsborg 706 @ 91.50 122 mix, Hope 789 @ 98.60 26 bkmx, Clay Center 734 @ 90.75 calves; 150 blk 6-8 yrs. pairs; 80 blk/red 3-6 yrs. pairs; 75 young fall bred; 160 9 blk, Salina 818 @ 98.00 4 mix, Concordia 706 @ 90.00 blk/bwf/red 3-5 yrs. spring and fall bred cows; 100 running age cows. 61 mix, Tescott 813 @ 97.00 8 bkmx, Wakefield 787 @ 88.00 PLUS MANY MORE BY SALE TIME. 9 mix, Beverly 817 @ 96.50 16 mix, Hillsboro 819 @ 88.00 For Information or estimates, contact: Mike Samples, Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-826-7884 Kyle Elwood, Asst. Sale Mgr., Home Phone 785-825-1598, Cell Phone 785-493-2901 Jim Crowther Don Long Ron Bearnes Kenny Briscoe Kevin Henke 785-254-7385 785-472-3927 785-283-4757 785-524-4048 H: 785-732-6434, C: 785-565-3525 Roxbury, KS Ellsworth, KS Tescott, KS Lincoln, KS Agenda, KS 1150 KSAL, Salina 6:45 AM ÐMON.FRI Check our listings each week on our LISTEN TO OUR MARKET BROADCAST 880 KRVN 8:40 AM Ð WED.-THURS. website at 550AM KFRM - 8:00 am, Wed.-Thurs. www.farmersandrancherslivestock.com Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 27

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Clyde. 785- 446- 3510. old Angus bulls, some excellent brid bulls for sale. Highly select- Six service-age bulls and 2 fall Tested Angus bloodlines. 785-446-2835. ed, sound, gentle, and complete yearlings. Weights and ultra- WYOMING AND Kansas origin Call for a catalog FOR SALE: 10 angus/simmen- data. Contact Diamond H Ranch sound data available. Com- black 1st calf heifer pairs with tal crossbred pairs Moser genet- Justin Herl for more information Janssen mercial bred heifers, show thick fancy Jan-Mar calves. ics, $1250/pair. 785-364-2708 or or sale catalog. 785-623-8404. Red Angus steers and heifers also availa- A Montana origin 3 year old black ble. 785-364-7973. pairs with Feb-Mar calves. BLACK & BWF first calf heifer Jack Janssen pairs 60 day old calves, AI sired Top Quality Serviceable Chuck Condray. 785-488-7303. Bull & Female Sale 620-824-6426 calves. 785-632-1556. 913-856- Cell: 620-562-7041 Age Angus Bulls 9934. For Sale Private Treaty HEREFORD BULLS SAT., MARCH 14 “Seedstock Producers with a Commercial Focus” Ultrasound data, complete 2009 EPDs, BVD-PI tested negative. E Registered CRAIG & AMY GOOD Angus Bulls Dave Stump 785-468-3613 Good bulls with balanced 15 to 26 month old Blue Rapids, KS [email protected] EPD’s, practical development, performance tested. Layton McKinney e (785) 363-7410 good disposition & eye appeal. Fertility tested, all 785-468-3602 MILL BRAE Excellent AI sired, calving ease bulls. (785) 556-0124 Free delivery. Visit us at 13 BRED registered Corriente Oleen Cattle Co. RANCH selection of SpringhillHerefords.com cows some with calves on Falun, KS Mark Nikkel, Managing Partner ground, 1 registered Corriente GLENN CHUCK Polled Hereford A Gold TPR Breeder Maple Hill, Kansas bull. Also 14 calves ready to 785-668-2368 785-668-2454 Two-year-old and rope. Home:785-337-8978, 785-256-4327 yearling bulls JENSEN GENETIC Cell:605-770-8047. SIMMENTAL AND SimAngus millbraeranch.com Also black baldy F1 bulls. Black, polled, gentle, low yearling bulls. Jason and Brooke Woodworth, CENTER HOLSTEIN BULL calves ba- bw, moderate frame and good 18MOS, homozygous Ready to go to work for you. Joel Harrison Custom Semen bies up to started calves. 620- growth. Geiger Farms, Troy, KS. 278-2706. black/polled Simmental bull, -Fertility Tested and Delivered- Enterprise, KS. Collection Center 785-985-3996 or 785-850-0134. LBW, $1975.785-862-2857. 785-479- 2188 home. MAINE-ANJOU Fancy young black baldy or 785-479-7496 Joel Cell. Bull Housing YEARLING & 2 YEAR old An- Polled Hereford first calf Kevin & Sheila Jensen gus bulls. Calving ease, high REGISTERED ANGUS bulls 18 BULLS heifers with “In Focus” or 50 HEAD 1st calf black & BWF growth bulls, mostly A-I sired by months old with good disposi- 785-374-4372 heifers 3 calves on ground, Performance Tested SAV Traveler 004, Lemonons tion, AI sired Morgan Direction, “878” calves at side. 785-262-1116, Sheila $1,050 per head; 25 head first Housed at Sylvester Bull De- News Line, Boyd New Day, New Day, New level, Grand De- Located 6 miles South Valek Farms calf springers Charalais and red velopment, Belvue, KS. Bands 598. Volume discounts, sign. Wheatland Farms, Larry Courtland, Kansas heifers, $950/ head. 620-596- delivery available. 785-220- Shippy. Hope, KS. 785-479- Mick: 785-732-6637 [email protected] 2813. Susie Mackey 4319. 2103. 785-479-1725. Cell: 785-527-1049 Farm: 785-732-6699 816-589-0568 LET THE CLASSIFIEDS GRASS & GRAIN CLASSIFIEDS — Bill: 785-732-6566 GRASS & GRAIN [email protected] 785-539-7558 THEY WORK FOR YOU 785-539-7558 WORK FOR YOU Page 28 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE GRASS & GRAIN DIRECTORY ESTATE SELLING three Hof- man Simmental bulls, used one BLACK ANGUS season, two black, one red, se- RED ANGUS Atwood Brush AUCTIONEERS men guaranteed. Can provide A POLLED HEREFORD birthdates, EPDs. James Law GELBVIEH & Tree Mowing Office, 785-632-6661. Angus Bulls M I I BULLS N N 2 year olds & yearlings. S S Sired by G13, In Focus, New 75 ANGUS BULLS Full Brothers U U HEIFERS Level, Lead On, T510, Nebras- For Sale by Private Treaty Volume Discounts R R Large frame, low birth weight, E E FOR SALE ka, Midland and Morgan Direc- Featuring Sons of Emblazon, D D tion. Rito 6I6, New Level, Morgans fertility tested 50-60 head selected quality ¥ Guaranteed & Delivered ¥ Mows + Mulches up to 10” dia. open replacement heifers Bred with the Commercial Direction, Advantage, & Rito • CEDARS • PASTURE Man in Mind. Prime. Add meat, muscle, growth. Blacks, baldies and brockle Performance Tested; Fertility Heifers also available. EASEMENTS + MORE! faces. 850 lbs. Age and source For more information call: Tested; Fully Guaranteed; MIKE and BOB FEIGHT 7+ Years Experience verified. Balanced traits, bred GRANZOW/WENDT ANGUS Free Delivery in KS & NE; CLYDE, KANSAS 785-640-6644 for longevity and managed Craig ¥ 785-466-2245 Free Board until May 15th. GANNON REAL ESTATE right. No implants, ready to Cell 785-258-4137 785-614-1368 Price Range: &AUCTIONS breed. Good addition to com- Cary ¥ 785-466-2803 $1,750 to $5,000 785-243-4973 CUSTOM VERN GANNON, CAI mercial herd. Russell Cattle Cell 785-466-1159 CUSTOM Volume Discounts Broker/Auctioneer Co., Stephen Russell Herington, Kansas 785-446-3729 HARDWOODS Manhattan, Kansas 66502 785-458-2650 Call for Catalog, CUSTOM SAWING & DRYING 785-539-2316 HEREFORD 1st and 2nd calf or visit: AVAILABLE. 785-537-9003 pairs, with F1 BWF calves. www.WolfCreekAngus.com ** 9 different species of www.gannonauctions.com “REGISTERED Great disposition and quality, LURAY, KANSAS kiln-dried lumber. ** The Experienced Sound In Selling RED ANGUS AND pelvic measured. Worked, ready 785-698-2225 HARDWOOD FLOORING & CHAROLAIS to turn out. 785-388-2357. 785- CUSTOM-MADE TRIM. 392-4165. Laying & finishing flooring available. BULLS” Black SUNNYSIDE HEREFORDS BURDICK, KANSAS 100% Category 1A Angus-Simmental ANGUS BULLS FOR SALE 785-983-4355 Registered Red Angus Bulls Sim-Angus Two and Three Year Old Heifers w/calves at side “Red Angus Sired by: CUSTOM PASTU RE Composite To locate a member auctioneer Cherokee Canyon, Cheyenne, BULLS A Bulls Available CLEA RIN G or an auction near you, Vacation, All Beef, ¥ Priced for the Commercial Margaret Sheriff www.kansasauctioneers.com Major League” Great Selection Cattleman Alta Vista, KS or contact us toll-free at “Charolais Sired by: ¥ Yearlings & 2 yr. olds with 785-499-5353 1-866-917-7780 M6 Gridmaker, Assertion, Available calving ease & growth Unlimited Ease 9108, Complete Performance Data ¥ Excellent Selection with Vol- [email protected] Easy Pro 1158 ume Discounts EPD ¥ Weight ¥ Ultrasound FOR SALE:Horned Hereford Semen checked ¥ Free Feed with care & deliv- 8089 Fairview Church Rd. ¥ A Powerful set of Quality Red bulls, 2 yr olds and yearlings, Manhattan, Kansas 66503 P-BVD Negative ery Angus and Charolais bulls. ¥ Performance Data Available excellent EPD’s, will deliver. Da- Home: 785-293-5100 • Unparalleled EPD’s. Low to vis Herefords. Maple Hill, Cell: 785-731-6439 moderate birth weights with Huninghake Angus KS.785-256-4643. excellent growth. FRANKFORT, KS D. ROCHE ¥ Performance and fertility test- Leo Huninghake Polled Hereford FENCING ed. Fed to be fit - not fat. 785-292-4537 Bulls INC. ¥ All bulls scanned by ultra- Cell: 785-556-2648 sound and tested negative for Performance Tested Balanced EPDs QUALITY BUILT FENCES PI-BVD, as in the past. 12336 Blazing Star Road ANGUS FIRST calf heifer DON ROCHE ¥ Your Private Treaty Head- pairs, great disposition and qual- Good Disposition quarters. We want the oppor- MAPLE HILL, KS 66507 ity. Noon or evenings 785-388- 7 - 2-year-olds 785-292-4271 BILL RAINE, Auctioneer tunity to earn your business. 785-256-6461 2357. 5 Yearlings FRANKFORT, KS RAINE AUCTION SERVICE Come visit us and, together, Topeka, Kansas NICE GR0UP of registered Fully Guaranteed we’ll invest the time necessary 785-640-8060 Real Estate - Farm - Household - Antiques black Angus Fall calving cows, to identify the right bull(s) that YOUR AD 3-6 year old. 785-364-3517, S&S Farms 785-256-4439 best fit your program and help Jeff Smith COULD BE HERE! PEARL REAL ESTATE 785-845-5272, or 785-231-4305. you gain a competitive edge. 620-585-2697 GRASS & GRAIN St. Marys, KS ¥ Backed by the same quality REGISTERED 620-480-4694 cell 785-539-7558 785-437-6007 guarantee as our Black Angus. ANGUS BULLS Windom, Kansas B Calving Ease ¥ 1 & 2 year olds CATTLE CATTLE HORNED REGISTERED HEREFORDS JENSEN BROS. ANGUS BULLS Select Canadian bulls HEREFORDS B Sired by from sons of OB Excellent In Focus, New Standard, GOOD Polled & Horned HARMS New Design 1407, 6I6, US DISPOSITION Feed prices skyrocketing! Premium Beef, Bright Future BRIAN KOSTER, Why not try a white face bull? PLAINVIEW TESCOTT, KS RANCH 3005, Future Direction, Fore- 785-238-5491 MARC data proves Herefords sight, Lead On, BR Midland, 785-488-6219 Junction City, Ks. are very efficient. “Your Partner in Progress” New Design 878, Solution, [email protected] DICK GFELLER Mark & Kim Harms New Level, Strategy, Calcula- Nemaha Valley Complete Records 2528 250th Street tor EPD’s, ultrasound Lincolnville, KS 66858 POLLED HEREFORD Angus, Inc. Free Delivery ¥ Quality in Volume. Email: [email protected] ¥ Generations of problem-solv- BULLS Bern, KS Kevin & Sheila Jensen www.HARMSRANCH.com ing genetics. Low to moderate Calving Ease Performance tested 785-374-4372 620-924-5544 birth weight bulls by high accu- * Performance Registered Angus and Nothing outsells racy sires and out of dams Angus-Simmental Bulls good baldies! backed by several generations a 20 Years Performance Testing ANGUS FALL ¥ Yearlings to two year olds of low BW, excellent growth FOR SALE: 8 Limousin cross FLORY POLLED ¥ Ultrasound Data available BULLS and positive carcass traits. first calf heifers with 30 day old BULL SALE ALL AI SIRED ¥ Bred and managed for de- HEREFORDS ¥ Tested PI BVD negative calves beside $1500. 785-948- pendable performance with April 21, 2008 ¥ First breeding season 2172. Big stout set of 20 Mos. sensible EPDs. Fed to be fit 785-865-3444 guarantee Also excellent set of 14 Mos — not fat. 1:00 p.m. at the GRAHAM SCHOOL SEMEN CHECKED ¥ Your Private Treaty Head- Marysville Livestock Auction Sons of: Graham School for livestock GELBVIEH, ANGUS Morgans Direction, New Level, BUSS ANGUS - GARY BUSS quarters. All cattle sold private Marysville, Kansas & BALANCER BULLS men and women. We special- Complete Performance 602C, New Design 878, Yield Leonardville, Kansas treaty — no pressure, no poli- ize in teaching pregnancy Information and EPD’s Grade, Lead On, TC Power check, artificial insemination, 785-293-4444 ¥ 785-410-3006 tics. Come visit us and togeth- Selling Stroke, Bando 598 er, we’ll invest the time neces- Every Calf AI Sired herd health, calf delivery and 80 Black Bulls GOLDRUSH GENETICS Check our website for more many other subjects. ANGUS FALL BULLS sary to identify the right bull(s) that best fit your program and Powerful, heavy muscled 402-257-2200 info at www.nvangus.com 70 head to Select From www.goldrushgenetics.com UPCOMING SCHOOL DATES help you gain a competitive 18-month-old & Yearling Neal Haverkamp Plus 6 coming APRIL 14-18 edge. No pressure, no rush 785-336-1655 cell 2-year old Bulls Angus & Angus II bulls POLLED HEREFORD bulls MAY 12-16 decisions. 785-858-4457 office 18mo. old, one proven sire. Eu- JUNE 9-13 This is a stout set of artifi- • “Each bull fertility tested and Sale catalog on request JULY 14-18 gene Riffel, Woodbine,KS. 785- Proven Angus Genetics - cially sired bulls. guaranteed.” AUGUST 11-15 257-3540. Putting your bottom line in the ¥ All bulls scanned by ultra- SEPTEMBER 15-19 Semen checked, ready to go OHLDE “BLACK” sound and tested negative for REGISTERED OCTOBER 13-17 Nelson Angus CATTLE CO. NOVEMBER 10-14 PI-BVD, as in the past. BLACK Raymond & Alan Nelson Hereford Bulls DECEMBER 8-12 ¥ Your Partner in Progress - 1362 2nd Road SIMMENTAL BULLS Riley, KS For more information, We want the opportunity to Palmer, KS 66962 13 months to 2 years-old Yearlings and 785-485-2378 & 785-485-2896 call or write: earn your business. Tim & Trudy Ohlde Two-Year-Olds Alan’s Cell: 785-770-7054 Performance Tested Complete Performance Data 785-692-4332 or HARMS SHILOH SIMMENTALS Semen Checked 1-800-NEW-BULL POLLED PLAINVIEW www.ohldecattle.com Salina, KS Females 785-823-6781 Call us for your needs HEREFORD RANCH Mark & Kim Harms WANTED Cell: 785-826-0341 BULLS 2528 250th Street Dept. GG, Graham School Bred for Complete Lincolnville, KS 66858 HOLSTEIN 641 West Hwy. 31 SIMMENTAL Performance Email: [email protected] Springer Heifers, E Garnett, KS 66032 www.HARMSRANCH.com BULLS ¥ Growth Bred Heifers Gustafson Black, Polled, Yearlings 785-448-3119 ¥ Muscle 620-924-5544 or Yearlings Herefords www.grahamschool.com ¥ Maternal By Proven AI Sires 7 mi. South of I-70 Exit 303 ¥ Disposition LBW ANGUS bulls for sale, 2 Also For Sale Performance and year old, 18 month and yearling Clark’s Creek Road POLLED HEREFORD bulls (2) All Classes of Ultrasound Data Fertility Tested and bulls available. Affordably GUS GUSTAFSON & FAMILY 2 year olds, calving ease, good Guaranteed priced, semen tested and ready Dairy Cattle Breeding Soundness Tested Junction City, KS growth and disposition. 785- to go, discounts available. Brush 785-238-7306 865-3444. Great Dispositions DETTKE FARMS Creek Cattle Company, West FRANK MACKEY Moreland. 785-457-3960. DIKEMAN SIMMENTALS 7 FANCY 2 yr old Angus Here- Call: AND SONS BLACK ANGUS bulls for sale, ANDY DETTKE Manhattan, KS Jay Bohnenblust, Clay Center. ford cross females with March 9 RED, 18 black Gelvien Cross Marysville, KS 913-782-0064 785-776-7315 or 785-485-2125. calves at side. Spring Hill Here- young bred cows, $1,250. 785- fords. 785-363-7410. 785-562-2000 ¥ 785-268-0423 220-4319. Cell: 816-589-5234 785-770-2977 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 29 CATTLE SWINE SWINE SHEEP SHEEP FEED & SEED PRIMETIME GENETICS show GOOD CLEAN net wrapped al- pig and club lamb sale, 60 show 8th Annual HARRIS NELSSEN - WATTONVILLE falfa. 620-662-4507. pigs and 30 club lambs. Sunday Valleybrook Farm Club Lamb Sale April 6th 2:00 pm Washington SHOW LAMBS SMALL SQUARE bales of Show Pig Sale brome hay. 785-364-7109. R County Fairgrounds. Washing- 3rd Annual Club Saturday, April 12 ton, KS Consignors: Primetime Sat., April 12 2:00 PM BROME & PRAIRIE hay 4x6 Registered Genetics, Luke Prill, Aron Thie- 2:00 PM Lamb Sale Abilene, Kansas big rounds, approx. 1200 lbs. son, Immink Club Lambs, Saturday, April 12 785-528-4653 or 785-633-3150. Red Angus At the Farm Central Kansas Free James Brothers Show Lambs, 10:30 a.m. Bulls For Sale Integrity Club Lambs. Overbrook, KS Fairgrounds 2007 LARGE round wheat 1207 Hwy 15 ¥ Abilene, KS straw bales. Hanover area. 785- Selling 75-85 of our Selling 60 head of outstanding Coming 2-Year-Olds - 10 miles South of Abilene, KS 337-2784. Sons of B571 Top Pigs. Meal Provided After Sale ewe and wether lambs. Many repeats of Late February, March and GOOD 2007 prairie hay, 900 lb. Over 100 lambs available. Will Kansas County Fair -P- April pigs For Sale Privately. round bales, located b auction 35-45 head of out- Champions Wamego/Paxico/Alma. 785-456- PADGETT RANCH Pigs are available for standing ewe and wether For more details: 9252. Chapman, KS TOP QUALITY HAMP BOARS viewing before the sale. lambs. More lambs available JIM NELSSEN FOR SALE: Don & Jims seed 785-257-3516 Available Year Around Just give us a call by private treaty after the sale. 785-776-1407 oats. Calvin Bohnert, Jewell. GALEN & ROBERTA HARMS Mike & Debra Bond 2007 Winners: 785-428-3558. Yearling Angus Whitewater, KS 316-799-2382 Home: 785-453-2261 Gr. Champion - Summer Co. Fair POULTRY SMALL SQUARE bales alfalfa, Cell: 785-691-6539 prairie hay $5/$4. 785-889- Bulls Res. Gr. Champion - We are a Sunglo Dealer 7162, 785-889-4708 Sons & Grandsons of ELITE SHOW Border Clash Jack Pot Show GOING OUT of business poul- Rito 2V1 ¥ Rito 2-878 Contact us for try sale: Tolouse geese, wooden Res. Gr. Champion - Special Design and PIG SALE Sunglo Products nest boxes, roosts and wood NATIVE GRASSES SUNDAY, APRIL 13 Rice Co. Fair Rock n D Ambush fence posts. 785-836-7260. FORBS 2:00 PM YORKSHIRE & Duroc boars. 2nd In Class - Go to www.triplebangus.com Butler Co. Fairgrounds Telephone for Competitive or contact Delivery available. Also 4-H KJLS Wichita LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT El Dorado, KS show pigs. Ron Holling. 785- Quote! 70 Barrows & Gilts 2nd Place Natural Class 545-6561. Ks. State Fair R&R FENCE builders, barbed Pre-Sale Showing 12:30 PM wire and custom metal fences. Consignors: Res. Suffolk - 785-806-0132 or 785-479-7500. Buel Duncan ¥ 620-442-6682 Central Ks. Free Fair Prairieland Genetics All lambs are eligible for the HENKE 18” roller like new; JD 785-539-5268 2 2nd annual Border Clash 68 Silage blower. 402-364-2533. Roger Flory ¥ 785-748-0993 Jackpot Show on June 5th in Rod Schwenmer Frantz Washington, KS. Star Seed Inc. Ernest, Armin & Roger 316-778-1152 Over $1,000 in Cash Prizes OSBORNE, KANSAS Blanken The Best No Limit Greenleaf, KS Pig Sale Ever “QUALITY YOU NEED TO 800-782-7311 Boars SEE BEFORE YOU BUY” 785-541-0120 or April 12 - 7:00 PM Luco Mfg. Co. 50 TONS state certified weed Duroc & Chester Kevin, Rosemary, Sam Marion County Fairgrounds Hydraulic Chutes ¥ Working free forage (mulch). 785-458- 785-747-8944 Duroc & Hamp Cross Greg, Emily, Natalie Serviceable Age Hillsboro, KS Circles ¥ Cake Feeders 2621. On Farm Test Information Year after year 785-479-5593 ¥ Continuous Fencing 130 BALES of prairie hay 4x6 Open Gilts producing champions. 888-408-7487 ¥ Panels & Gates net wrapped, $55/ ton. Can de- DUROC & CHESTER We will also have a large se- See us at www.lucoinc.com liver. 785-633-8789. THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE or call toll free YORK-CHESTER CROSS lection of late February/early ALFALFA, 26 large rounds, SHOWN HARRIS LAMBS. 1-888-816-6707 SENECA, KS March pigs for the State net wrapped, stored on pallets, SLEICHTER Fair/Jr. Livestock Show ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Box 385 In conjunction with $75/ton; 40 small squares $6.50 18 mos. & 2 yr. old available at private treaty in Strong City, Kansas 66869 DUROC FARM Harris Show Lamb Sale each. 785-227-4372. Lindsborg. Registered Angus Bulls ABILENE, KS May. Tested PI - BVD negative 785-263-1898 785-263-1908 Rowley & Sons Show Stock WANTED 3300 gallon liquid For more information of Little River CRP MIXES contact: manure spreader, must be Quotes for Winter Son’s of New Day, will have 15 head of good. 620-528-3298. Traveler 004, Sitz Alliance, SWINE Nolan at 785-230-5618 4-H ready Boer Goats and Spring planting Free Shipping 410H, Bando and EQUIPMENT Or Leonard ¥ 620-947-5915 For more details: HOLD ‘EM Fence Company- Justin Rowley barbed wire, welded continuous Feyh Farm Co., Alma, KS Morgans Direction Buildings — Ventilation 620-680-0784 fence, pipe, custom tubs, gates, 866-765-3415 David J. & Doris, Flooring — Feeders HORSES alleyways. Cell 785-313-4552, 785-765-4681 Fax Waterers — Heaters home 785-499-5454. Dustin & Daren Ronnebaum KANSAS BREEDING SHEEP Crates — Nursery Equip. *HORSE SALE* PRAIRIE HAY Net wrapped, no 785-336-2830 AND CLUB LAMB SALE ‘85 F7000 with Morlang 520 rain, horse quality. 620-243- K & N Every Monday Night Saturday, April 19th, 2008 mixer box with digital scales, SS 4280. 1:00 PM at liner, $11,500. 620-243-4280. 6:30 p.m. with Tack BIG ROUND bales straw. 785- Walkin’ Man Ranch Swine Systems Sheep Barn Buyers for all type horses! WANT TO buy four 250-550 336-1056. Gelbvieh - Balensers RICK HENRY Kansas State Fairgrounds 785-336-2130 All consignors welcome. gallon water tanks. Call Brock 80% Black - All Polled SENECA, KANSAS Selling 125 Head of Baker. 1-800-344-2144. PASTURE Club Lambs www.LONGCOMPANY.com Private Treaty PASTURE SPRAYING & tree MID-AMERICA Wether Dams PIPE AND STEEL Bull Sale F Registered Ewe Lambs 785-528-3356 sawing 620-273-8561. 620-341- 0273. 620-344-1580. PIG SALE Also selling used OSAGE CITY, KS Saturday, April 12 Campbell’s Sale Barn You’ll Always Talk To sheep equipment HEDGE POSTS, $20. 620-344- and An Owner! 1 PM Located 7-1/2 miles West of Panels, Feeders, Clippers, 1580. BUCHMAN SHOW Bonner Springs on 32 Hwy. Fence Supplies, Cattle Panels ....Starting at $65 Free Lunch WANTED: PASTURE for year- PIG SALE 913-723-3661 913-724-1403 Lambing Supplies Red Rhino Hay Trip Trlr., 32’ ... Selling the Already Consigned ...... $3,650 ling steers or heifers. 785-336- Hay Savers Round Fdr ....$375 1224. Saturday, April 19 WITH THE Uncertain horse Information: Jeff Ebert Top 100 Bulls Round Pens Starting at....$499 12:30 PM market, it pays to breed to the 785-458-9174 WANTED PASTURE for cows *We’re Lowering Prices* From 400 Plus Cows CICO PARK, best. Exceptional Peptoboon- with baby calves or calves to be 20’-5 Bar Cont. Fence...... $70 MANHATTAN, KANSAS smal son standing at stud. born this summer. Also would In Four Pens 20’-6 Bar Cont. Fence...... $78 Breed to the hottest cowhorse 25th Anniversary consider buying an acreage of Pigs paraded at 12:00 noon Prices Reflect 15 Or More $1,250-$1,500-$1,750-$2,000 bloodline going: talented, versa- grassland. 785- 944- 3449. ABELDT CLUB All Sizes Pipe from 1” to 5” $50 Off Each Bull Chester, Duroc, tile, and colorful. For details call LAMB SALE WANTED: PASTURE for 2008 Hauled Sale Day 785- 539- 6737 or visit www.bry- season for up to 100 yearlings, Hamp, Poland, Spot cefowles.com. FOR SALE: Priefert squeeze ALSO OFFERING SEVERAL April 12 chute with automatic head gate. paying top dollar. Call 785-817- GROUPS OF HEIFERS and Crossbred pigs BUYER FOR all types of 2:00 PM 785-336-1224. 2328. Lunch Served 12:30 PM 20 miles West of We will have pigs that will work horses. 785-765-3639. WANTED TO rent grass for up Chanute, KS Off 75 Hwy for County Fairs, State Fair New Location: Enclosed to 50 spring pairs. Charles Sjog- and Ks. Jr. Livestock Show. GOAT Red Morton Building 620-537-2304 ren. 785-243-2848. Approximately 80 pigs will sell 2 BABY Nigerian Dwarf goat 1337 Hwy 4 or AUTOMOTIVE WILLARD & CASEY OLSON bucks.785-589-2765 Harvey- Hope, Kansas 620-212-4097 785-539-4955 or 313-0947 ville. (4 miles East of Highway 15 1985 OLDS 98 4 DR, runs Manhattan, KS 66502 Selling Cattlemen on Highway 4 or 4 miles West Creep Feeders good. 785-382-6345. High Performance JOHN & BARB NAGEL FB BOER bucks, purebred Also - Emergency Generators paint bucks, purebred does. of Hope on Highway 4) Unregistered Range Ready 785-456-8547 or 313-1731 Winpower / Katolight DAYCAB TRACTORS 785-238-4559 or 785-223-3054. Bulls for 36 Years Wamego, KS 66547 SELLING OVER Dennis Hutchinson ’01 Volvo VNL42 sgl. axle, ISM TYSON, BJ & SHEEP 70 LAMBS 785-924-3700 330 hp Cummins, 10 speed, ANGUS, GELBVIEH, & Balanc- air ride cab & susp., 359K WYATT BUCHMAN Suffolk, Hamp, Natural, Circleville, Kansas er cattle for sale. 7 pair, 9 open actual miles, rust-free 785-499-3018 OR 499-5246 SHOW LAMBS and yearling Speckle, Dorset & Cross heifers, 2 yr old bulls. 912-370- Alta Vista, KS 66834 ewes for sale, Bohnenblust GQF EGG incubator for sale. ‘01 IH 9100 sgl. axle tractor, 0334. Meng Farms, Troy. Over 30 champions and Trays automatically turn. Include ISM 280 hp. Cummins, air Guest Consignor Family, Clay Center. 785-485- reserves sold through hatching tray. Runs very good. ride cab and suspension, Marvin Haller 2125. RED ANGUS last year’s sale. Holds 180-700 pheasant/ban- 309K miles, rust-free (Not responsible for accidents) GELBVIEH 37th Annual Contact: tam eggs. $350 firm. ‘00 Freightliner FLD120 tan- BULLS JOE OR JOSH ABELDT Pheasant/bantam egg trays. dem daycab, 12.7 5.00 hp. 41st Annual Ebert Sheep Farm 785-366-7791 Each hold 59 eggs- $4 each. Detroit, 10 speed, Jake, air Full Brothers Waters and feeders available for ride cab and suspension, Production and Website: 5 Star Pig Sale $2-$5. Call 785-461-5117 after 348K miles Volume Discounts www.clublambpage.com/ Club Lamb Sale 6:00. CHASSIS Large frame, low birth weight, Saturday, April 19 Abeldt Club Lambs fertility tested Sunday, April 13 ‘02 Freightliner FL112 tandem 7:00 PM chassis, C-12 395 hp. Cat, ¥ Guaranteed & Delivered ¥ FEED & SEED Dickinson Co. Fairgrounds 1:00 PM COMPETITIVE SHOW Lambs 10 speed, air rid cab and Add meat, muscle, growth. and yearling ewes. Bloodlines Abilene, KS At the Ebert Sheep Farm 100 ROUND bales prairie suspension, 14600# front, from Langemeier Club Lambs in Heifers also available. 10015 Flush Rd. grass 1100 pounds, net wrap- 40K rears, 248K actual miles 85 Show Barrows Nebraska. Contact Larry Laas, St. George, KS ped, $25/ bale. 785-845-5471. MIKE and BOB FEIGHT & Gilts Concordia, KS. 785-243-1363. Heald Truck Sales CLYDE, KANSAS Selling 80 head of Wethers, 704 NE Hwy. 24 Consignors: Ewe Lambs, Ram Lambs, Cattle & Hog Feed TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 785-243-4973 Carl Funston Yearling Rams, Yearling WHEAT MIDDLINGS 785-614-1368 785-598-2326 Ewes. 785-235-5604 Prairieland Genetics Pelletized, crude protein not PRICES & PHOTOS @ 785-446-3729 Information: Jeff Ebert less than 14.5%. Call for pric- www.healdtrucksales.com 785-539-5268 785-494-2436 ing. Fax: 785-235-0912 Jerry Sleichter or 785-458-9174 785-263-1898 WESTERN STAR MILL SWINE [email protected] 1995 CHEVROLET Tahoe, 5.7 Division of ADM - Salina, KS V8, leather bucket seats, 4 door 1-800-649-1541 (Kansas) FOR SALE:Duroc & crossbred 4x4, grill guard, after market show pigs. January and Febru- wheels, dark green, tan interior, ary farrowed. Cletus Young. St. GRASS & GRAIN 159,000, $3,750. 785-857-3881. George, KS. 785-494-2791. 785-539-7558 Page 30 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE TRAILERS — GMC Trucks 1999 N14, intracal sleeper Taylor Chevrolet Co., LLC REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARM & RANCH 1997 Ford Aeromax, single Home of ¥ 160 Acres Northeast of — Pontiac axle tractor, 60 Series Detroit Rock-Paper-Scissors Wayne, KS, 96.44 acres up- Saline Co. - 10 Acres Building — Buick engine, 365 horse power, Champion Jason Koch land CRP cropland, 57.53 Site...... $57,000 RM9135A 9 speed trans., air acres timber and wildlife hab- NEW Ellsworth Co. - 19.5 Acres Saddle Tack & Trailer ride, air brakes, air driver CERTIFIED USED VEHICLES itat, 4.04 acres waterways. 2008 GMC 2&4 WD in Stock Building Site/Pasture...$59,900 NEW seat, AC, P/S, cruise control, 2007 Chevrolet Impala LTZ 3 1/2 yrs. left on CRP. 2007 GMC Yukon Denali, Saline Co. - 36.2 Acres Devel- 6’x12’ Gooseneck pipe stock ... miles 413,401...... $14,500 Sedan, 3.9 V-6, Auto, 16,000 ¥ 80 Acres Southeast of Bel- loaded opment Land ...... $300,000 ...... $3,795 1990 Ford F350 green pickup, Miles, Sharp ...... $20,900 leville, KS, 62.50 acres ter- 2007 GMC Yukon XL, loaded EASTRIDGE COUNTRY ES- 6’x16’ WW Runabout G/N 460 gas engine, 5 speed 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LT 4 dr. raced cropland, 14.55 acres 2007 GMC Sierra Z-71 crew TATES - Premiere Building stock...... $5,995 trans., AC, dual fuel tanks, air Sedan, 4 cyl., Auto, Alum waterways, 3.29 acres old cab, 4WD Site Suitable for Walk-out 18’ Ranch King 3 horse G/N .... drivers seat, 12,979...$3,250 Wheels, Spoiler...... $13,900 farmstead with 5,000 bu. Bsmt with Utilities to Property...... $7,980 In Now 1987 Great Dane trailer, 42 ft. 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3800 grain bin. 4.8 Acres/3 Mi. E. on Country 14’ Calico 2 horse bpr. hitch .... 2007 Chrysler Town & Coun- box reefer, roll-up back door, V-6, Auto, Alum Wheels, Sun- ¥ 40 Acres North of Haddam, Club Road ...... $95,000 ...... $4,640 try, 1300 miles side door up front ...... $3,000 roof, Nice...... $14,900 KS, all pastureland and wild- 6’x14’ Gooseneck single axle 2007 Chevy Uplander Storage trailers....$1,500 & Up 2006 Chevrolet Impala 2LT, life habitat, pond for water. Country Homes pipe stock...... $3,895 2006 Hummer H-3 Tires & Wheels 3.5 V-6, Auto, Alum Wheels, Lots of other houses in Dickinson Co. - 35 Acres/ 22’ Calico 4 horse G/N..$7,695 2006 Jeep Liberty Renegade Aunroof, Nice ...... $16,900 Belleville, land, & acreages. Manufactured Home, Outbuild- 6’x16’ Titan bpr. hitch stock ..... 2005 Chevy Avalanche, load- 2005 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx SMART USED ROGER NOVAK ings, 2 Ponds ...... $185,000 ...... $4,100 ed LS, 3.5 V-6, Auto, 30 MPG, 24’ Travalong Advantage ...... 2004 Ford Explorer, 2WD TRUCKS & Low Miles ...... $17,900 REAL ESTATE Belleville, Kansas Chris Rost ¥ 785-493-2476 ...... $7,980 2001 Chevy Astro cargo van, PARTS INC. 2005 Pontiac G6 GT 4dr Se- [email protected] 20’ Travalong Advantage ...... 36K miles, nice dan, 3.5 V-6, Auto, Heated 785-527-2626 Office 1028 S. Ferree or 785-527-1302 Cell ...... $7,280 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Kansas City, KS 66105 Leather Seats, Sharp ..$16,900 Farm & Ranch 16’ Calico bpr. hitch stock ...... leather & loaded 2005 Chevrolet Colorado LS Real Estate Broker 913-321-6609 & Auctioneer Division of: ...... $3,695 1997 Ford 1/2 ton ext. cab, 3 Crew Cab 4x4, I5, Auto, 28’ Titan G/N stock ...... $9,895 door, 2WD www.smartusedtrucks.com 26,000 miles...... $18,900 Website: 1994 Chevy Suburban 2005 Chevrolet Venture LS www.nckcn.com/novakbros USED gieberauction/ 1999 Jeep Cherokee 2007 Dodge Caliber Van, 3.4 V-6, Auto, 8 passen- 2000 Kiefer 3 horse slant G/N.. 2006 Ford Freestar ger, 44,000 Miles ...... $14,900 ...... $5,895 BUXMAN MOTORS 2005 Buick Rendezvous CX 80 acres South of Home, KS. 2004 Exiss 3 horse sport G/N .. 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe Antrim-Piper Wenger PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC AWD, 3.4 V-6, Auto, 52,000 Pasture and CRP, excellent ...... $12,900 2006 Chevy HHR Realtors¨ www.buxman.com 2005 Dodge Caravan Miles...... $12,900 hunting. 2006 Exiss 3 horse sport G/N .. 2005 Ford crew cab USED CARS 26 acres with partial finished An independently Owned ...... $14,900 800-794-3707 and Operated Member 2006 WW 5’x14’ bpr. stock ...... 1200 Washington Road 2004 Nissan Frontier crew 4x4 2003 Ford Taurus SEL, 3.0 V- house NE of Home, KS or of Coldwell Banker ...... $3,195 NEWTON, KANSAS 2004 Dodge reg. cab 4x4 6, Auto, 28,000 miles, Local West of Beattie, KS. Real Estate Corporation 1995 Titan 4 horse G/N.$5,195 2003 Dodge Durango One-owner Trade...... $9,900 94 acres farm East of Blue 2002 Dodge Caravan 2001 Dodge Stratus SE, 4 cyl., www.cbsalina.com 2007 Travalong 4 horse alumi- Heavy Trucks Of All Kinds Rapids, KS. CRP and grass, num ...... $16,900 2002 GMC Sonoma Auto, Cold AC, Good Work or excellent hunting. Semi Trailers Of All Types 2001 Chevy, reg. cab School Car ...... $2,900 2 horse side by side, 2 to Donald Prell choose ...... $695 to $1,195 Livestock - Flats - Drops 2001 Dodge Dakota ext cab 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 2001 Dodge Ext. 4x4 Coupe, 3800 V-6, Auto, Heat- Realty & Auctions 2004 S&H 3 horse aluminum Hoppers - Dumps - Tankers 785-799-3787 Elmore Center G/N...... $11,900 Storage Containers 2001 Kodiak cab & chassis ed Leather, Nice...... $6,900 2000 Chevy ext. cab 4x4 1997 Chrysler Concord 4 dr. Cell 785-562-6787 631 E. Crawford, Salina, KS 16’ bpr. hitch stock ...... $1,650 AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR: 2000 Dodge Ram ext. dsl. Sedan, V-6, Auto, Local One- 785-827-3641 2006 20+5 flatbed ...... $4,500 NEVILLE - DOONAN - DAKOTA 1998 Holiday Rambler 34’ mo- owner Trade-in...... $2,900 GEARY COUNTY 1-800-276-3641 G/N 2 horse single axle.$1,200 - MERRITT - MAURER - tor home USED TRUCKS, Immediate Possession. 589 2002 WW 16’ G/N stock$3,995 KALYN SIEBERT - LANDOLL 1998 Chevy short box SUV’s, VANS acres of Flint Hills pasture. 2006 Ranch King 3 horse G/N ...... $5,995 chuckhenry.com 1961 16’ grain truck 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cross fenced, good water. 7 COMPLETE WEB LISTING Cab SLT 4WD, Cummins, Au- miles South of Junction City, B. C. Motors to, 56,000 miles...... $29,900 KS on Hwy. 77 ...... 3256 NE 39th PHOTOS - SPECS - PRICING TOPEKA, KANSAS I-70 at Solomon, KS 902 E. Trapp 2002 GMC C-3500 Crew Cab ...... $1,200 per acre Herington, KS 67449 SLE 2WD, 8100 V-8, Local POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY For financial strength, 785-286-3006 785-258-2818 One-owner Trade...... $18,900 Just what you’re looking for. competitive rates and terms www.rbarb.com 2002 Ford F-150 Super Crew 6+/- acres. Pipe pen and pas- as flexible as the way you 1990 CHEVY S-10 blazer 4x4 XLT 2WD, 5.4 V-8, Local One- ture. 2 br. 1 1/2 bath home. operate, count on Frontier hvy. Duty hitch, runs good. 785- owner Trade...... $11,900 Full walkout bsmt. Close to Farm Credit. 382-6345. 1995 Chevrolet K-2500 Silver- Manhattan, KS ...... $179,900 ado Ext. Cab, 454, 5-speed, Baldwin, KS 866-268-2900 MUST SEE Flat Bed, New Tires ...... $5,500 Emporia, KS 800-320-8391 39,000K Wonderful custom 2,400 sq. ft. Hiawatha, KS 800-699-3521 main floor home. Oversized 3 Manhattan, KS 800-874-2474 Your Local Dealer for: 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 L/B, Taylor car garage, 35 acres. Pasture, Marysville, KS 800-475-2371 V-8, auto, loaded, 47,000K Travalong Trailers, Circle D Chevrolet Co. woods and creek...... $369,500 Parsons, KS 800-741-2990 Trailers, Bradford Built 2005 Mercury Mountaineer 4x4, 2008 Ford F-350 crew cab 4x4 26 N. 4th St. Call Dolly Anderson, Broker www.frontierfarmcredit.com Flatbeds, Landoll, V-6, auto, leather, loaded, Seneca, KS 66538 Hillsboro, Club Car, and Lariat, diesel, auto, loaded, for more information or 36,000K 785-336-2242 to preview 785-532-8801 DAE WOO leather, 53,000K 2005 Ford Excursion 4x4 Let us put you in a new LAND FOR SALE 2007 GMC Yukon XL SLT, 4x4, Limited, V-10, auto, leather, Chevrolet! G&A REAL ESTATE OSAGE COUNTY, TRUCKS V-8, auto, leather, DVD, loaded, 47,000K Call Toll Free Manhattan, Kansas OKLAHOMA RANCHES 2004 Chevrolet 2500HD 6.0L New Hydra Bed 3rd Spool, loaded, 28,000K 2004 Dodge Durango 4x4 883 acres 590 in grass and 866-338-5498 Cross bed toolbox ....$19,995 2007 Buick Terraza CX, V-6, 293 tillable with 2400+ sq. ft. Limited, V-8, auto, loaded, www.taylorchevroletco.com Smith County, Kansas 2002 Chevy 3500 4x4 ext. auto, leather, loaded, nice, leather, 41,000K Farmland for Sale 3 year old ranch style home, cab, diesel ...... $12,500 15,000K 2004 GMC Yukon SLT 4x4, V-8, 1991 F250 4X4 Pick-up bed Two farms located just a half sheds, corrals and numerous SEMI TRUCKS 2007 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon auto, loaded, leather, sunroof, with bedliner, crimson red, per- mile south of Gaylord. Offered improvements, excellent water 2000 Peterbilt 379EXHD ISX 4x4, 6 cyl., manual, loaded, 46,000K fect condition, $ 450 obo. 785- in tracts of 71 +/- and 206 +/- and fences. Cummins 475 hp 10 speed ... 396 - 4482. one owner, 3,000K 2004 Ford F-150 super crew acres. These are top quality 780 acres, 540 acres in ...... $31,000 bottom farms with excellent 2007 Ford Edge SEL & AWD, V- 4x4 Lariat, V-8, auto, leather, 1972 IH PU, 4WD, recent re- grass and 240 acres tillable. 2000 Peterbilt 379EXHD C15 soils! Both tracts are in the Kir- Cat 18 speed, 640,000 6, auto, loaded, leather, nice, loaded, 36,000K built engine and automatic Mostly bottom land, nice home win Irrigation District and the miles, 140,000 on o/h...... 14,000K 2004 Dodge Dakota quad cab transmission, solid truck. 620- and improvements. Good fen- 343-4020. 206 acre farm does have one ...... $49,000 2007 Ford F-150 super crew 4x4, SLT, V-8, auto, loaded, drilled irrigation well. Sale is ces and water. 4x4 King Ranch, V-8, auto, 2001 CHEVROLET 2500 Dura- CALL FOR PRICES ON NEW nice, 43,000K subject to a crop-share lease The ranches are only 4 miles HYDRA BEDS leather, Nav., sunroof, 6,000K 2004 Ford F-250 S/C 4x2 Lariat max 4 door 4x4, 210,000 miles, for 2008. Call today for addi- apart and will run 1,000 head shortbed, Rhino liner, 5th wheel USED STOCK TRAILERS 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 crew L/B, diesel, auto, leather, tional farm details: of 5 to 6# yearlings from No- hitch, white charcoal interior, 2004 Travalong 28’ outside cab 4x4, SLE2, V-8, auto, Gale Longenecker, Agent vember thru April, also have loaded, 74,000K 6040 seat, extra clean, $16,650. skin, new tires and brakes..... loaded, 30,000K 785-243-4363 2003 Land Rover 4x4, V-8, auto, 785-857-3881. 4500 acres of leased grass ...... $9,700 2006 Chevy Express cargo van leather, sunroof, loaded, Concordia, Kansas that joins the 780 acre ranch 2007 Travalong 24’ front solid 2001 DODGE Ram 2500, quad 2500, V-8, auto, very clean, 48,000K and will run 500 head of cows. rear slider vents, like new...... 40,000K cab, short bed, 24 valve, cum- ...... $7,600 2003 Ford F-150 SVT Lightning, mins turbo 105,000 miles. Call Both ranches are 15 minutes 2006 Chevy 2500 crew cab 4x4 1998 Trailmann 24’ 2 solids, V-8, auto, leather, loaded, 308-920-0924. East on Ponca City, OK Silverado, V-8, auto, loaded, 8K axles, 14 ply tires ..$5,850 61,000K CALL FOR A PRIVATE nice, 26,000K 2004 2500 HD SLE 4WD ext. 1988 Hillsboro 7’x22’ stock, 2003 Chevy Trailblazer 4x4 LTZ, SHOWING clean...... $2,500 2006 Ford Escape Limited 4x4, cab Duramax diesel, Allison AT V-6, auto, leather, loaded, $18,000. Contact Roland Gless- MICHAEL BECKERMAN 1987 Travalong 6’x16’ stock .... V-6, auto, loaded, leather, sunroof, 63,000K ner. Phone 785-223-7060. 1,620 Acre ...... $2,500 sunroof, 28,000K 316-722-9393 2002 Chevy Blazer 2 door Z-71, Spring Creek Ranch STOCK TRAILERS 2006 Dodge 1500 quad cab 4x4 1969 IH 1600 Loadstar water- Woodson County, Kansas Realty Executives of Wichita V-6, auto, loaded, sunroof, truck with three 500 gallon Poly New Steel and Aluminum SLT, V-8, auto, loaded, nice, Outstanding cow operation 66,000K tanks plumbed to gas pump, trailers in stock. 17,000K with excellent grass, very good 2002 Ford F-150 super crew good condition. Sealed bids until TRAILERS NEW FLATBEDS 2006 Ford F-350 crew cab fences, 28 spring-fed ponds 4x4 Lariat, V-6, auto, loaded, April 14. Marion County Fire beautiful home, trophy deer, 25’ 7K Flatbeds, 5’ combo Lariat 4x4, diesel, auto, 64,000K Dist. #7, PO Box 34, Tampa, 99 TITAN 24 ft stock trailer, dove tail .....Starting at $4,850 100% minerals. IMMEDIATE $4,700. 785-336-3173. loaded, 57,000K 2002 Chevy 1500 4x2 SLE, V-8, KS, 67483. 620-382-5826. POSSESSION 31’ 10K Flatbeds, 5’ combo 2006 Lincoln Mark LT crew cab auto, loaded, topper, 81,000K 1981 CHEVY C-70 18’ bed 8 dove tail, dual jacks...... DOUG WILDIN & ASSOC...... Starting at $6,975 4x4, V-8, auto, leather, loaded, 2001 Ford Expedition E/B 4x4, hoist Shurlock tarp 366 5+2, Pro-Trak 15,000K RANCH BROKERS Stock, Horse, Flatbeds, V-8, auto, leather, sunroof, 68,000 miles. 785-455-3685. www.wildinranchbrokers.com 2006 Ford F-150 super crew 110,000K Dump Beds and Cargos REAL ESTATE 620-662-0411 in stock Lariat, V-8, auto, leather, 2000 Chevy 2500 ext. cab 4x2 loaded, 13,000K LS, V-8, auto, loaded, 114,00K SPORTSMAN’S DREAM 3 HAY TRAILERS FOR RENT Hedke Ag Co. 36’ self Dumping Inline Bale 2006 Dodge Dakota quad cab 1999 Dodge 1500 quad cab 4x2 miles south Uniontown, KS 200 NEW FLATBEDS IN STOCK Trailers ...... $3,750 4x4 SLT, V-8, auto, loaded, like SLT, V-8, auto, loaded, acres; 36 wooded hillside, 58 OAKHILL ESTATES 25’ 7K - 25’ 10K - 32’ 10K Bradford Built Steel new, 33,000K 79,000K CRP, 104 tillable tame grass, 5 ponds, 2 br 1 ba split-level, de- LUXURY STOCK TRAILERS Pickup Flatbeds 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 1997 Dodge Dakota club cab tached 3 car garage, various out 20’ - 22’ - 24’ - Plus Starting at...... $1,470 crew cab 4x4, V-8, auto, 4x4 SLT, V-6, auto, loaded, 2 BDRM APTS. loaded, 35,000K buildings on 2 acres. Lots of SEMI TRACTOR We now install pickup Beds 69,000K deer, turkey, bass and perch. Private Balconies and Patios 2005 GMC Envoy SLT 4x4, V-6, 1998 Pete 378, 435 Cummins, and Trailer AC Units. Priced $400,000. 785-243-1981. Woodburning Fireplace Call For Prices. auto, loaded, leather, like new, 10 sp., nice McPherson, KS 67460 or 417-876-3638. Ceiling Fans 33,000K 620-241-1042 See us for all your Buy Next to the Factory and Gas Heat/AC save hundreds of Dollars 2005 Chevy Avalanche Z-71 KRIS HANSCHU, Sales Rep. Ag chemical needs! Cell ...... 620-755-2824 Exclusive area in Wamego 4x4, V-8, auto, loaded, nice, DUNNING LIVESTOCK FEED ROCKING “M” 42,000K 1-800-362-2306 and 1-888-537-9064 See us for your tubs 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac ask for Kris Hanschu and cubes TRAILER SALES Adrenalin 4x4, V-6, auto, ARCHER OIL PRODUCTS 430 S. Colorado loaded, 37,000K 411 East Main Waterville, KS 66548 2005 Dodge 1500 quad cab 4x4 Waterville, KS 66548 Office: 1-866-261-2526 SLT, V-8, auto, loaded, 877-505-2777 ¥ 785-363-2777 or 785-562-6614a Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 31 TRAILERS TRAILERS MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

TRAVALONG & EZ HAUL NEW EQUIPMENT TRACTORS New Dealer for Red Ball New & Used Trailers on Hand New Shipment of New Case IH DX31 Self Propelled Sprayers 785-227-4220 16’, 18’, 20’, 25’, 32’ flatbeds Bush Hog Mowers 1994 Case IH 7220 Magnum Hesston 4910...... $45,000 16’, 20’, 22’, 24’ Stock Country Clipper Zero 1997 Case IH 8930 Magnum *********************************** LINDSBORG, KS Aluminum stock 20’ & 24’ Turn Mowers MFD USED FORAGE TITAN - HILLSBORO Skid steer and cargo trailers Donahue trailers 1997 JD 6400 MFD w/640 HARVESTERS & HEADS Travalong Trailers Dolmar chain saws Vermeer 605M Balers In Stock loader 4-’05 Claas 900 ...... Coming In ********************************** Vermeer bale processors 1966 IH 706 gas, WFE ’03 Claas 900...... Coming In 604M, 605M, 504M Balers R2300 twin rake Hillsboro 16’ bumper, like new VISSER RADIATOR Vermeer twin rakes 1966 IH 806 D w/DuAl loader 2004 Claas 900 ...... Coming In HAY EQUIPMENT BP 8000 processor ‘96 24’ Travelute, excellent SERVICE SPECIAL PRICE 2005 Claas 900 ...... Coming In Westendorf loaders NH 851 rd. baler 1997 Claas 880...... $85,000 WRX-12 DuraBull Rake WW 24’ 6x24 Herington, KS Icam 10 wheel 3 pt. rake Disc Mowers & Mower Cond. 785-258-2800 or UM 650 bushel grain cart Claas RU600, 8 row head...... 1980 JD 510 rd. baler Good selection of late model 42’ ALUMINUM double deck 877-258-2801 USED TRACTORS ...... From $30,000 IH 966 w/cab 2007 Hesston 5456A baler *********************************** USED VERMEER BALERS cattle trailer, good, $2,500. 785- w/net wrap Hydra-Bedª & accessories 562-6272. Oliver 1650 diesel, new over- MISCELLANEOUS haul MISCELLANEOUS 1985 Gleaner L3.....Coming In Winkel Livestock Equip. White 2-135 New Landoll 1550 5 shank rip- Krimper Kracker grain roller Winkel Flatbeds Anniversary Sale USED MISCELLANEOUS per mill ...... $2,000 Bar 6 Cake Feeders April 10th - 20th ELITE ALUMINUM JD 435 rd. baler BMB 6’ rotary mower 1975 Ford LN truck, gas, auto- 10 Days TRAILERS JD 510 rd. baler New Rhino SE-6 rotary mower matic w/bed & hoist....$4,000 White 5100 planter, 6 row JD FB 16x10 drill of Dynamite Deals! Largest Selection of New and Crustbuster 3200 drill 1981 IH 1460 combine Cimarron ¥ Featherlite Used Stock Trailers In CONSIGNED EQUIPMENT Travalong ¥ Doolittle The Midwest White 435 disk chisel MILLER RANCH Vermeer 605F Peck 8x51 PTO auger Stock/Horse Trailers (3) 2004 TITAN 20’ Classic Vermeer 605XL w/net Mayrath 8x33 elec. drive auger EQUIPMENT Car Haulers/Flatbed Trailers stock trailers located in North- Hesston 565A rd. baler Vermeer 605 Super F rd. baler D 34846 K-99 Hwy. east Kansas, available April Dump Trailer/Utility Trailers New Idea 4855 rd. baler, like Krause 271 12’ chisel plow Alma, Kansas 25th. Call for price. ¥Everything On Sale new Kalvesta Impl. 785-765-3588 ¥ Special Financing Mid-Plains Eq. Used Stihl chain saws ¥Large Selection Company, Inc. www.millerranchequipment.com P.O. Box 2526 WANTED ¥Register to win a Kearney, NE 68848 White 5100 & 6100 planters, 620-855-3567 Flat Screen TV NICE ALLIS CA tractor with 877-654-2553 any condition, also White & KALVESTA, KS 67856 ¥Free Hot Dogs Sat. & Sun. Oliver tractors - Buy or Trade d www.kalvestaimplement.com belly mower. Good D-17 gas www.midplainsonline.com motor. 12’ Hesston swather. 6 [email protected] row JD planter. D-17 diesel mo- t DO-ALL loader. 785-263-8467. tor, needs repair. 785-353-2392. MACHINERY Superior Impl., Inc. 2 - Case-IH RS551 JD 7000 plate planter 6-30 with BRUNA IMPL. CO. 402-879-4723 2 - Case-IH 8480 liquid fertilizer Bushog 22’ disc. Evening 402-879-3719 NH 595, 3x4 sq. Evenings 620-528-3204. TRACTORS SUPER CENTER SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA NH 688 G & R IMPL. CO. 2005 Case-IH JX95 MFD, 630 NH BR 780 I-70 at Exit 281 IHC 856 3 Point with/ without 2005 Case-IH MX210 MTD, 1187 Abilene, KS 67410 Quaker 565 loader. 785-741- WESTENDORF-BUSH HOG 1994 Vermeer 605K Case & IH 2003 Case-IH MX230 MFD, 4698 RAKES 1-800-658-4667 4520. STIHL 2002 Case-IH MX150 MFD, 5462 Salvage Gehl 522, 12 wheel OPEN 7 DAYS! JD 960 33’ field cultivator new 620-732-3245 1998 Case-IH 8940 MFD, 4604 or 620-732-2275 Gehl 600, 12 wheel harrow, $5,900. 913-774-4262. New, Used & Rebuilt Parts 1997 Case-IH 8930 MFD, 5130 Vermeer R23, 23’ DURHAM, KANSAS REALLY NICE 1000 gal nurse Case 400 thru 4690, 4894, 1997 Case-IH 5230 MFD, 4985 PULL TYPE WINDROWERS tank with Honda engine and SEALED BIDS are being ac- 1997 Case-IH 9350 4WD, 2830 cepted for 1999 10 ft Great 1896 Hesston 1345, 12’ pump, $2,000 obo. Phone 785- 2007 NH 345 swather, 16’ disk 1997 Case-IH MX135 2WD, Plains grass drill. Acre meter IH 460’s thru 5488, 2001 JD 946, 13’ 243-5133 or 785-243-5119. head, air ride, electric mirrors, 1754 hrs. Gehl 2275, 14’ reads approx. 6,000 acres. 4366, 4568, 4586 1995 Case-IH 7250 MFD, 6000 6x20 HILLSBORO gooseneck WW heater, 150 hours, exc. Gehl 2270, 14’ There are three boxes which Over 700 Tractors on Shelf 1992 Case-IH 7150 MFD, 7984 stock trailer. 785-541-0741. can drill fluffy seed, small grass condition. NH 1475, 14’ WANT TO BUY 1989 Case-IH 1896 2WD, 2831 Case-IH 8370, 14’ seed, and grain. Disc spacing 7 620-256-0282 1989 Case-IH 7110 2WD, 6366 1/2”. Sealed bids can be mailed Case & IH salvage tractors 1990 Hesston 1160, 14’ 1989 CIH 685, 3825 hrs. SKID LOADERS to Rice County Conservation 620-794-5437 1988 Case-IH 7110 2WD, 5898 NEW STOCK & HORSE District at 1480 W Hwy 56, Elmer’s Repair 2006 Gehl 6640E, 711 hrs. 1986 Case-IH 3394 MFD, 3909 2002 Gehl LS46355X, 1340 hrs. TRAILERS Lyons, KS, 67554. Submit bids 2002 NH 688 baler, autowrap, CENTRALIA, KS 1982 IH 5088, 6876 hrs. by 4 pm on April 25th. We re- nice, $10,950. 785-826-7667. 2001 Gehl SL7600, 1026 hrs. FLATBEDS 785-857-3248 1982 IH 5488 2WD, 7385 hrs. 1983 Gehl SL4510, 1900 hrs. serve the right to reject any and 1982 IH 3288, 2WD, 3639 hrs. BH UTILITY & SKID LOADER all bids. 620-257-3645. Bob Cat 863, 1195 hrs. TRACTORS SWATHERS 1982 IH 5288, 5226 hrs. 2000 JD 260, 822 hrs. NEW TITAN (ALUMINUM) USED TRACTORS 05 CIH DX24 MFD ldr .$13000 NH HW320 18’ ...... $34900 1980 IH 1086 2WD CARGO TRAILERS FRONT END LOADERS ‘05 Case IH MXM130 MFD, 03 Kioti LK3054 mfd . .$13500 03 JD 4895 18’ ...... $45500 1996 NH 7740, 4977 hrs. 2004 Quicke 770 NEW WILSON ALUMINUM 2050 hrs. 99 JD 4300 mfd ldr . . .$14500 03 CIH HDX182 . . . . . $12500 2004 DX33 MF, 235 hrs. GB 760 STOCK TRAILERS ‘05 Case MX255, 515 hrs. 04 CIH JX 75 ...... $18900 90 JD 1600 16’ ...... $4000 2001 JD 4300, 1400 hrs. Case-IH 710 OK CORRAL 24’ ...... $9,160 ‘98 Case IH MX150 MFD 64 JD 4020 dzr blade . .$9750 97 NH 2318 18’ hdr. . . . .$9500 1974 JD 4430, 7000 hrs. 2007 Westendorf XTA-400 w/loader 01 NH TM 115 2wd ldr $41000 BALERS COMBINES 1999 Farmhand 258 Montana Silversmiths ‘94 Case IH 5250 2WD w/load- 01 NH TM 115 2wd . . .$34900 05 NH BR 780 mesh . .$19900 2006 Case-IH 2388, 694 hrs. Jewelry & Statues Framhand XL945 er 95 NH 8770 mfd . . . . .$46000 04 CIH RBX 562 . . . . .$16000 2006 Case-IH 2377, 537 hrs. 2005 Westendorf CC-340 We Install Brake Controllers ‘88 JD 4850 2WD, 5885 hrs., 06 MX 285 MFD . . . .$125500 03 CIH RBX 562 Mesh $17500 2005 Case-IH 2388, 445 hrs. GB 660 USED TRAILERS clean 96 CIH 9350 ...... $53000 03 JD 567 mega wide .$17500 2005 Case-IH 2388, 863 hrs. HEADERS ‘90 Jeep Wrangler...... $4,200 MISCELLANEOUS 95 JD 8570 ...... $55000 02 Verm. 605xl ...... $10000 2005 Case-IH 2388, 678 hrs. FLEX 16’ Titan BH Utility ...... $1,600 ‘02 Case IH 2388, 1599 sep. 98 JD 9200 pto ...... $85000 00 Hess. 4590 small sq. $10500 2005 Case-IH 2388, 720 hrs. 4 - Case-IH 1020, 17 1/2’ 24’ Titan GN Classic Stock ‘00 hrs. 95 JD 8970 4wd . . . . . $65000 98 8465A ...... $10500 2003 Case-IH 2388, 1973 hrs. 4 - Case-IH 1020, 20’ ...... $6,500 ‘02 Case IH 1020 flex, 30’ 79 Vers 875 ...... $18500 RAKE 2002 Case-IH 2388, 1554 hrs. 5 - Case-IH 1020, 22 1/2’ 20’ Travalong GN Stock, ‘02 ... ‘05 Case IH RMX 340 disk, 34’ 79 IH 1486 ...... $15900 Sitrex ...... $2000 2002 Case-IH 2388, 1423 hrs. 5 - Case-IH 1020, 25’ ...... $5,500 ‘98 JD 630 disk, 24’ Case 1896 ldr ...... $18000 TILLAGE 2001 Case-IH 2388, 1848 hrs. 3 - Case-IH 1020, 30’ 24’ Barret Alum. GN Stock, ‘96 ‘96 GP 3SF 30 drill, 5200 78 Allis 5040 ...... $5900 CIH 3950 26’ ...... $12500 2000 Case-IH 2388, 2206 hrs. 4 - Case-IH 2020, 25’ ...... $9,000 acres 77 IH 986 ...... $15500 JD 680 29’ chisel ...... $1450 2000 Case-IH 2388, 2713 hrs. 2 - Case-IH 2020, 30’ 16’ Titan BH Stock, ‘89 $2,000 GB 870 loader, like new 70 Massey 135 ...... $5700 Kr 1904 22’ disc ...... $2500 1998 Case-IH 2388, 3574 hrs. JD 920, 20’ 34+2 Load Trail GN Utility, ‘03 Case IH 710 loader w/grapple 67 Massey 135 ...... $4200 Baker 1100 27’ ...... $7900 1997 Case-IH 2188, 3195 hrs. 2 - JD 925, 25’ ...... $4,500 Bush Hog SQ84 offset hitch, 7’ 57 Ford 860 ...... $4285 JD 230- 25’ disc ...... $3500 1996 Case-IH 2188, 3171 hrs. 1979 IH 820, 20’ 20’ Trailmann GN 3 Horse, ‘03 ‘90 Case IH 1660 4WD COMBINES 05 strip cat 8R ...... $14900 1993 Case-IH 1666 1988 Gleaner Series III, 20’ ...... $8,000 ‘89 Case IH 1620 combine, 04 CIH 2388 776h . .$148500 07 Landpride 72” disk 1991 Case-IH 1680, 3590 hrs. RIGID 26+4 Titan GN Flatbed, ‘03..... 3150 hrs. w/15’ 1020 and 02 CIH 2388 ...... $113000 79 Big G 24’ disk ...... $4500 1991 Case-IH 1660, 3177 hrs. JD 920, 20’ ...... $5,200 843 cornhead 99 Gln R62 4698h . . . .$54000 Baker 1100 27’ disc . . . .$7900 1990 Case-IH 1660, 3244 hrs. 2 - Case-IH 1010, 20’ 16’ Butler BH Tilt deck, ‘99...... ‘04 Case IH DCX131 disk, JD 7720 ...... $17500 JD 230 25’ disc ...... $3500 1990 Case-IH 1680, 3541 hrs. 2 - Case-IH 2010, 25’ ...... $3,000 MoCo 06 2020 30’ ...... $23500 Krauss 1418 24’ ...... $3500 1989 Case-IH 1640, 3335 hrs. 2 - Case-IH 1010, 25’ ‘02 NH 617 disk mower 1987 Case-IH 1680, 4662 hrs. We now sell: 03 CIH 1010 30’ . . . . .$13000 IH 560 6X16 3 point plow . . . . Case-IH 1010, 22 1/2’ ‘89 Case IH 8350 MoCo, 12’ 94 CIH 25’ 1010 ...... $8000 ...... $1000 1981 IH 1440, 2830 hrs. 1993 Gleaner Series III, 27’ Dustacator & Bull Master ‘88 JD 920 flex head 2000 Cleaner R62, 3288 hrs. Feeders 94 CIH 1010 25’ ...... $8000 Glencoe 34’ FC ...... $1500 CORNHEADS IH 843 cornhead 86 CIH 1010 30’ ...... $5900 1987 Gleaner R60, 3023 hrs. Case-IH 1063, 6 row Call Us for IH 863 cornhead 86 CIH 1063 6R ...... $8500 1979 Gleaner M2, 2810 hrs. 6 - Case-IH 1083, 8 row Drop’N’Lock GN Hitch Case IH 1044 cornhead Raymac 12 row hd . . .$15000 MISC. PLANTERS 2 - IH 983, 8 row Dealer Nearest You 3 - Case IH 1020, 15’ heads 06 Gleaner 3000 12R .$40900 CALL FOR ATV & 1996 White 6122, 12R vertical 3 - IH 863, 6 row ‘96 Case IH 1020, 30’ flex NH 996 8RN ...... $15500 LAWN EQUIP. fold JD 643, 6RN Blue Valley Trailers ‘87 Case IH 1020, 20’ 94 JD 893 ...... $18500 Case-IH 900 16R rear fold Gleaner 6RN 2 - Case IH 5100 drills, tan- Case-IH 950 12R front fold 225 South East St. Massey 63C 6RN . . . . .$2000 Gleaner 6 row wide dem hitch 2003 Case-IH 1200 12RN w/liq. Waterville, Kansas 66548 Grain Drills MISCELLANEOUS ‘98 Case IH 955 12 row, fold- Straub International Case-IH 900 8RN w/liquid 05 GP 3S4000 ...... $45000 Salina, Kansas Knight 3375 mixer wagon 785-363-2224 ing IH 800 12RN, rear fold 03 CB 40’ allplant . . . .$49900 Kelly Ryan 5x12 feed wagon Case IH 900 12 row, folding 1-800-658-4653 Case-IH 950 8RN w/liq. 1-866-368-4826 93 GP 24’ 2SNT drill . .$20000 2-Haybuster H-1000 tub grinders IH 800 12 row 30’ semi mount 1998 White 6300 12RN w/liq. 02 GP 2600 ...... $27900 785-452-1180 Eric 11’ Otter dozer blade IH 800, 8 row 30, trailing DISCS 00 JD 455 30’ ...... $26500 785-493-4999 Kevin Bestway FPIII, 1000 ga. spryr Orthman 613 super sweep 12 Case-IH 496, 29’ 96 JD 455 25’ ...... $14500 2005 Bestway FPIII, 1290 row, 30 no-till cult., loaded Marion, Kansas Case-IH 496, 22’ 6” 93 GP 3S45 ...... $9500 2004 Bestway FPIII 1280 JD 1010 field cultivator, 28’ Case-IH 596, 23’ LIVESTOCK & HORSE 93 GP 3610 36’ ...... $9500 1-877-382-2188 Several used rotary cutters Case IH 183 6 row 30 Case-IH 3900, 26’ 5” TRAILERS 92 GP 45’ ...... $10000 620-382-5439 Marlin GRAIN CARTS FLATBED TRAILERS Case IH 3900 disk, 23’ Case-IH 3950, 33’ Demco 550 Krause 1592 disk, 21’ 92 GP 30’ 3sec ...... $10500 Wichita, Ks. Sunflower 1430, 22’ ¥ 1-800-526-0939 ¥ 90 GP 2SF30 ...... $7500 UFT 500 www.circle-dtrailers.com IH #50 flail shredder 1-800-779-7012 Krause 2420 22’11” A&L 47 SALVAGE 90 GP 2SF30 ...... $3500 DRILLS 89 GP 3SF30 ...... $6900 Parker 250 1984 FRUEFAUF 48’ flatbed, ‘80 NH TR-75 combine Hutchinson Ks. Case-IH 5300, 13’ 89 GP 3SF30 ...... $14000 UFT 860 $3,600; 1969 Fruefauf 45’ flat- IH 1440, 1460 & 1660 com- 1-800-658-1714 Case-IH 5500 soybean special, bed, $3,000. 620-381-1717. bines 87 GP 3S36 ...... $16900 30’ GP 3PD20 ...... $5500 BRUNA IMPL. CO. Larned Ks. GP 30’ 3 section ROSSVILLE 80 GP 3S30 ...... $4500 785-562-5304 JD 455, 30’ drill MARYSVILLE, KANSAS Trailers 4 U Truck & Tractor PLANTERS 1-866-400-3105 JD 455 25’ dry fert. ROSSVILLE, KANSAS 03 CIH 1200 16R . . . .$59000 785-325-2232 Great Bend. HAY EQUIPMENT Frankfort, KS 785-584-6195 97 CIH 955 23R . . . . .$28000 BALERS WASHINGTON, KANSAS 90 CIH 900 8R ...... $8500 1-800-658-1706 785-292-4166 JD 535 net 785-632-5621 02 White 8R liquid . . . .$23500 JD 510 CLAY CENTER, KANSAS trailers4u.com 95 GP 8030 8R ...... $8500 Gehl RB2880 www.brunaimplementco.com SPRAYERS RBX 561 net 06 SPX 3310 ...... $143000 RBX 451 06 Wylie 1600 85’boom $26000 ‘78 JD 6600 with dial-a-matic Case-IH RBX563 05 CIH SPX 3200 . . .$142500 Case-IH RBX562 new tires 23.1x26 straw chop- 00 CIH SPX3185 . . . . $83500 per. 402-696-4521. Case-IH RS561 00 Rogator 1254 . . . . .$67500 2 - Case-IH 8465 Page 32 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

— ITEMS FOR SALE — 901 N.E. BLACK ‘03 FX4 150 stepside SHUCK $6,900; Red ‘96 Corvette, needs JD 4240, 5800 hrs...... $21,000 HWY. 24 H&S Hy Capacity 16 wheel IMPLEMENT work, $5,900; Blue ‘94 Chevy SUITE 101 4x4 V6 vortec, $2,900; Older rake ...... $8,000 TOPEKA NOW A GLEANER 1998 CIH 2388 AFS, duals, Case utility with loader, new KS PARTS DEALER 1850 sep H, nice ....$78,000 tires, $1,900; 400 Farmall pro- 66617 Challanger MT645 MFD, 1100 pane $1,500; Cyclo 800 planter 18.4-38 FST SAT II 8PR ..$510 JD 843 cornhead...... $8,750 hrs...... Coming In 604M and 605M balers $1,400; JD 5 bottom 18” plow, 18.4-34 FST TF & RD ...... $481 1995 CIH 1083 corn head, MF 5445 cab MFD loader, R2300 twin rake, fold hyd. ¥ DIESEL FUEL INJECTION $900; Massey 63C cornhead, 480/80R38 FST RAD AT .$803 poly snouts, nice.....$12,000 power shuttle, low hrs...... R2800 all hyd. rake $800; NH 114 windrower, needs 2000 4755 Hesston baler, Ag- ¥ TURBO CHARGERS ...... Consigned WR22 wheel rakes work, $700; Gravity box wagon, DON’S TIRE co serviced every year ...... Woods 9000 3 point backhoe, TM 800 trail mower ¥ SALES & SERVICE $600; Dually bed fits ‘92 GM, ...... $28,000 like new ...... Consigned MC840 disc pro, 10.5’ tine 866-888-7838 $300. Emporia. 620-528-3476. CIH 950 8x30 planter. liq. fert. 785-233-4535/800-234-0719 MF 471 MFD w/1070 loader, MC1030 disc pro 13’ tine Abilene, KS coulter, trash wheels $8,000 FAX 785-233-6943 like new ...... $27,900 TD120 tedder ‘98 Case IH 9350...... $69,500 Vermeer twin R23A rake, hyd. 1989 R50 Gleaner Combine, All Rebuilt Equipment 2005 BESTWAY field Pro 3, 60 THE DIESEL SPECIALISTS ‘97 Case IH 9350...... $66,500 ...... $8,500 RWA, Immaculate condition . Have 1 Year Warranty ft, 1,000 gallon, foam, Raven IH 1086 tractor, 1500 hrs. on ‘97 Case IH 9370...... $65,000 Hesston SP 14’ swather, less with flex head ...... $30,000 440, outback GPS. 785-456- new motor...... $10,500 ‘03 Case IH MX285 ..$110,000 than 100 acres, excellent shape. White 2-105 tractor...... Call 5093. MF 864 cornhead, 6x36$3,000 ‘77 IH 686 gas w/FH F21...Call 785-364-4045. 785-364-6125. IH 4500 field cult...... Caall ‘05 Case 450 SSL CAH w/Hi- INTERNATIONAL 800 8 row Gleaner L2 w/24 ft. head...... 850 Versatile Series II, good Flow 2 spd., ride cntl $33,500 planter, liquid fertilizer, and trash ...... $4,000 SALVAGE COMBINES cond...... $13,900 ‘02 Case IH 2388...... $133,500 504 Super I, elec. tie whippers, $3,000. 785-244- JD 643 low-tin oil...... $6,000 ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, 2005 2210 Versatile Genesis, ‘99 Case IH 2388...... $88,500 604K monitor kicker 6538. JD 924 Flexhead ...... $4,250 F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, 1100 hrs...... Call 604L monitor kicker Kinze 1040 Graincart, duals, ‘95 Case IH 2188...... $68,000 COMBINES 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, JD 8300 drill ...... Call 604XL monitor, kicker nice...... Call ‘83 JD 7720 w/224...... $13,950 1998 Case IH 2366, 4WD 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, 510, NH 575 baler ...... $9,000 ’07 604M net kicker.....$23,000 JD 7300 planter, 8x30, plastic ‘80 IH 1460 ...... $5,000 1986 Case IH 1063 cornhead 410; IH 1680, 1480, 1460, MF 596 cab, 4WD, low hours.. 605L monitor, net kicker, NICE boxes, 250 monitor...$8,000 ‘83 IH 1480 ...... $7,500 1995 Case IH 1020, 25’ flex 915, 815, 715, 503, 403; NH ...... $36,000 505 Super I (NICE) CIH 184 6 row cultivator$2,000 ‘83 IH 800 8RN...... $3,500 NEW TRACTORS TR70-85, 1400, 995, 985, 975. 2004 Challenger 670 combine BB 256 Bale Buster...... $4,500 IH 966 tractor...... $6,000 LP Tree Liminator saw..$3,500 Case IH 275 Magnum SALVAGE TRACTORS Challenger 30’ table BP7000 bal. pro. flt tires$9,750 Besler 12 rw root slicer, nice ... LP zero-turn 44” cut...... $4,250 Case IH MXU 125 MFD ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, MF 1359 9’ disc mower cond., VERMEER USED EQUIP...... $7,500 Dixon zero-turn 36”...... $900 Case IH DX, series compact 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, 200 acres...... $16,250 504 Super I monitor kicker JD 960 cultivator, 30 ft..$6,000 Case IH JX Series in stock 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, 4430, In Stock Degelman Bale King JEWELL 605F balers ...$2,000 to $3,000 Sunflower 1433 disc, 28 ft., USED TRACTORS 4020, 3020, 720, 730; CASE bale processorCall for Demo 504C baler, sharp ...... $1,100 1997 , nice...... $17,500 IMPLEMENT ‘06 Csae MXM130, MFD, cab 1470, 1370, 1270, 1200, 1070, 2002 MF 8780 XP combine 560MF (605C), nice ...... $1,250 CIH 4300 cultivator, 38 ft...... ‘01 Case IH DX35, 4WD, hyd. 930, 400; IH 1568, 1466, RWA, low hrs...... CALL Jewell, KS 66949 R23 twin rake ...... $5,000 ...... $9,500 ldr. 1256, 1066, 1026, 806; FORD 9750 MF 25’ flex head...... Toll Free BP 7000 Bale Pros,...... $8,500 Ford 8630 tractor, 3300 hrs. ‘73 JD 4430 2WD, cab, ldr. 4-5-6-8-9000; MF 2745, 1155, ...... Coming In 107 no till drill ...... $3,500 power shift ...... $24,000 877-428-3261 2007 Case IH MX275, front 1100, 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; 1998 MF 253, new paint...... SF 9433 no-till 40x10 drill, duals MM G1000; WH2-150, 4-150...... $11,900 Sloop Sales & 2003, nice...... $37,500 1996 Case IH 5240 2WD cab, White 6985L loader JD 7000 8x30 planter ...$2,500 Hook’s Repair, Inc. ldr. Mike’s Equipment 2003 Hesston 745 round baler, Gehl 1875 TDC baler ...$5,000 DEMPSTER CLIPPER 560 fer- Lyndon, KS 66451 1994 Case IH 7220 MFD, BUHLER, KANSAS extra nice low bales.$10,500 AC 630 cornhead 630 black.... tilizer spreader, $875. 785-336- 4100 hrs. New To The Max 32’ harrow 785-828-4706 ...... $2,000 1-800-543-2535 2067. 2005 NH, TC55 DA, MFD, ldr EZ Trail header trailers www.sloophook.com IH 656 tractor...... CALL ‘05 C-IH DX29, 4WD, 135 hrs. 1996 JD 455 drill, 25 ft...... 4 ROW 30” 7000 JD planter Lawrence, KS FOR SALE OR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS ...... $14,500 with Kinze corn finger pickup 21’ Krause fld cultivator $3,200 2002 NH 499 MoCo JD 535 baler...... CALL and milo brush meters.620-465- 785-843-8093 6’x18’ gooseneck stock trailer 1996 New Idea 4865 baler Chainsaws Sales & Service Vaughn loader, IH mounts...... 2504 Ext. 3. 800-654-5191 3 pt. rake Pull type rake Zero Turn Mowers McConnell Machinery ...... $1,200 JD 347 wire baler Farmhand Fax: 785-843-1014 2002 MF 4370 MFWD, 1900 11’ wheel disk 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS accumulator, bale fork, $11,000. Gravity Wagons, 200-500 hrs., 3 hyds...... CALL 785-200-1217. 785-655-3942. 785-843-2676 Flexi-coil sprayer, 70 ft...... Force Feed bushel or ...... Let’s Deal FOR SALE: JD 4020 LP $3950, Feeder Chain 3 pt. PTO driven rake ...... $495 We install & 3313 Nebraska Terr.Ottawa, KS JD 714A Chuckwagon..$5,250 AC 7020 w/ cab and air $7950. Cooter’s Salvage Service Bale Beds 785-242-1463 620-382-7303. ¥ Will feed IHC, Case, JD, AC, IH 490 25 ft. disc ...... $2,500 MF, MM, NH, White 785-562-2027 Evenings Sunflower G, 20 ft. offset...... JD 3430 Wind mower 14’ 1,595 ¥ 3 chain for axial flow IHC ...... $2,500 Day or evening 785-979-2271 hours, very good, diesel, shed- ¥ CA 557 heavy duty chain Kent Plains Plow 20 ft., ripper ded, $14,000 obo. Steele City Hillside & Regular Blue Rapids, KS Zero turn mowers www.mcconnellmachineryco.com shanks, NO2...... $3,000 RDTF 72 finish mover 402-442-2311. Raddle for Gleaner combine JD 4650 tractor MFWD...... JD 2940 tractor C&A 1982, ex- SQ 172, 6’ 3 pt. cutter ...... $29,000 WHITE 5100 planter 6-30 liquid Manchester Mfg. Co. 2615L flexwear cutter fertilizer Keaton seed farmer, cellent condition. 785-364-7458. JD 4430 Tractor...... $12,000 Box 36 785-364-2458. 121-09 9’ blade JD 750 no till drill, 7.5 spacing. field ready. 785-528-3788. Manchester, OK 73758 PH2103 post hole digger ...... $14,000 580-694-2292 1999 INT 8300, 10 speed, AC, TH4400 new Trail Hand ATV 1979 6620 4X4 combine JD; Blue Jet caddy, 3 pt...... $2,000 x 200K; 1968 Fruehauf 30 ton, L- USED EQUIPMENT 268 NEW Holland twine square 1982 JD 8820 4x4; JD 18’ flex Catch us on our web: 4840E Skid Loader lowboy 10:00x15 tires; 1975 Cat AMT 323, 10’6” mower cond. baler, excellent baler $1500. head + 16’ flex head, always www.jonesmachineryinc.com 6640E Skid Loader 955L new under carriage, great 550 Hesston baler, nice shedded. 785- 292-4280. 785-249-4860. condition. All for $59,500. 785- Buys, sells, trades daily 0% for up to 36 months 1060 Hesston disc cnd..$3,500 587-5997. 469 NH 9’ swather ...... $1,250 NEW JONES Previously Owned ‘85 F7000 with Morlang 520 Zero Turn Aries mower ....$900 2008 MF 5465 FWA Dyna 4, 8345 Belaurs w/TA26 (traded) mixer box with digital scales, SS WANTED: GROUND driven 5409 NI 3 pt. 9’ disc mower Tier III MACHINERY, INC. 4243 Massey Ferguson liner, $11,500. 620-243-4280. manure spreader. 5 auger Kelly ‘03 9345 Belarus w/Shuttle 200 AC tractor MF 5465 FWA cab, 110 hp. Smith Center, KS FOR SALE: John Deere 1010 Ryan feed wagon. 785-697- TA-46 loader MF 573 FWA cab w/loader, 70 4430 John Deere 2787. 785-282-3000 1086 IH w/GB Ldr (coming) field cultivator 24’ with harrow hp. 785-282-0432 Cell 560 IH attach. 785-382-6345. WANTED: DMI Tiger or Tiger- JD 1300 6 row planter with dry MF 2605, 38 hp. 785-389-5951 8N Ford mate II field cultivator 45’-54’. fertilizer $650. 785-658-3462. MF 573, 2 whl. platform Evening Calls Welcome 2006 5300 Bobcat with bucket, USED fork and overtire steel tracks. 620-435-6648. 316-772-7036. 440 hours, one owner, excellent 1981 N6 Gleaner cage good MF 285 tractor, 75 hp. HESSTON 17-wheel rake 22’ JD 630 Disc with harrow. condition, $ 33,000. 785-221- chopper 20’ 320 flex head 20’ MF 283, 67 hp. (Darf-type) used 2 years good, SchwantTractor 785-739-2429. straight head, $7,250. Call eve- MF 2745, 140 hp. $13,500. 620-381-1717. Dover, KS 3081. 785-633-3719. nings 785-736-2753. MF 399, 100 hp. 785-256-6242 2 NORWESO 3200 gallon poly MM Jet Star 3 WANTED GOOD used pickup www.schwanttractor.com tank. 785-336-2067. (2) 1998 Tempte grain hoppers; and flatbed with hydraulic bale (1)‘91 Peterbilt truck. Call Ken GARRETT’S bed. 785-364-7707. 1975 IHC 966 good solid trac- 785-249-9479. 3 1/2 miles S. of tor, very good tires, only 6,922 Auburn, Kansas WANTED 3300 gallon liquid hours. 785-227-2519. 785-227- NITZSCHE WEEDER- wiper 785-256-2372 manure spreader, must be 5783. machine Honda motor, electric good. 620-528-3298. 82-125HP, FWA...$26,600-$51,000 50-70HP, FWA ROPS...$13,900-$19,500 height adjustment, like new, RHINO SPHD 3 pt digger with 2003 HB 200 Hydra Bed, 3 GLEANER PARTS 25-40HP FWA ROPS...... $8,600-$10,900 NEW $3,700. 785-225-6684. 9” and 14” bits, like new. 785- spools w/toolbox ...... $5,200 FOR SALE Greenscape 5' NT Drill...... $7,800 Balers 605M, 604M, 504M 648-0061. Case 930 dsl. w/dozer, sharp . Belco Hay Rakes, Tedders, Mowers, etc M - L3 - N6 - R62 - 72 new Rakes R2800, R2300, WR22 ORTHMAN 893 markers, Orth- ...... $6,000 JD 7300 8N-12N ...... $7,900-$9,500 and used salvaged parts. Re- wheel rakes man MP3 2 blade shadow sys- IH No. 900 6RN cycle w/lo-till.. JD 7000 24R20", 250 Mon ..$9,250 maned hydros, radiators, alter- TRACTOR and BP 8000 bale processors LH & tem; CDS Ag squeeze pump 8 ...... $4,000 7000 16N, 12N Flex, 8W, 8W Flex nators, sprockets and shafts. RH row; Orthman Stabilizer disks COMBINE PARTS NH BR780 round baler, nice ... JD 7000 12N Fact. F Fold....$3,900 New belts, Hillside raddles, JD 7000 8W FFF liq. fert...... $3,750 Mayrath augers and clamps; 13 Buffalo 12” roll- ...... $15,250 cylinder bars, elevator chains, 7000 4W-6N-8N dry .$2,900- $5,400 USED ing choppers with Parallel link- NH 116 14’ hydra swing$5,995 etc. At reduced prices. Also 7100 12R20-12-30..$2,900- $4,250 605Ms, 604M, 504M, 605Ls, age; 5000 8 row with ballast; In- ‘98 Case IH 8930 MFD, local, various size headers. IH 900 4W-8W 3pt ..$1,750-$2,750 605Js, 554XLs, 504L, JD567 ternational #45 37.5’ field culti- low hours...... Coming In IH 800 12N-12W-16N $7500-$12,500 vator; (2) 200 gallon Snider sad- IH 800 19-15",16-15" $1,900-$3,250 LOREN BLAZEK LARGER BALE FORKS dle tanks with mounts; JD 4620 WINCHELL’S, INC. 2-IH 800 12N 3pt ....$2,400-$2,900 Belleville, KS. AVAILABLE fenders, like new. 402-364- Phillipsburg, KS 785-543-2118 Kinze 12N Econo Fold ...... $5,400 785-729-3495, Shop SPRING STEEL 2533. Black Mach 16-17 NT ...... $21,500 785-527-7130, Residence NEW STEEL DA 385 12N End Trans...... $4,750 785-556-8952 Mobile GP 20' NT Drill w/Caddy ...... $9,500 Round square tubing angle GLEANER K-2 corn plus diesel With over 120 acres and UFT 8' NT Drill w/Grass ...... $6,900 channel & flat combine, 12 ft. platform, 390 (15) Other JD, IH, Kinze, Planters CASE IH hay processor 8610 SHEET METAL 130,000 square feet of with 4’ extension discharge and original separator hours. 785- warehouse space, we have NT coulters, residue mgrs, fert, row units, 6’x10’ 18 ga...... $44.00 293-5743. markers, lots more for JD & IH plts stock shredder. 816-896-1433. 40”x72”, 18 ga...... $20.00 thousands of NEW, USED & IH 800 Planter 30” 12 row rear AC 19' offset disc ...... $3,450 REMANUFACTURED PARTS fold milo corn bean drums DURALINER FOR full size GM 23”x80”, 18 ga...... $10.00 1991 JOHN Deere 955 MFWD Woods 15' Batwing Mower...$2,950 for many makes and models. $11,000 obo. 785-337-2756. NH 1012 Bale Wagon ...... $1,950 pickup, 2x6 galvanized stock 14 ga. & 1/8” floor plate 3 pt, 3 remotes, 6700 hrs, 2,000 Lely 12' rotary harrow/tiller ...$1,800 tank, 50 gallon aquarium, large EXPANDED METAL hrs on complete overhaul, 20.8- When you need quality parts COMPLETE HYDRAULIC Walden 9' Dozer Blade ...... $850 and medium aquarium filter GLEANER REEL BATS 42 rear duals, full weights 15 at affordable prices clutch assembly for a 9U series JD 3020; AC 7050, 190XT w/ldr; pumps. 785-776-1460. 2 3/8”, 2 7/8”, 3 1/2”, 4 1/2”, speed powershift, $35,000. 785- Call Abilene Machine cat tractor. 785-547-6760. MF 1130, 270, 165, 85; Ford 3400, 5 1/2”, 4 1/2” drills 220-8684. 1-800-255-0337 4000; Case 2590; Oliver 1650; IH EARLY MODEL 3020 with Al- 3/4”, 7/8” & 1” sucker rod 806 & ldr., 706, 656, 560 lied 594 loader, good rubber, WELDING SUPPLIES www.AbileneMachine.com Maize Repair Parts Many More Tractors & Equip At many hours, good tractor and Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles for Deere Forage x www.mayerfarm.com loader, $9,500; 12’ wheel disk for sale FOR SALE: 14.9X46 Goodyear each disk measures 181/2”, very Welding rods & wire Harvesters tire, short bar and long bar, 85% Mayer Farm Impl. Limited Supply heavy. 785-762-4191. Top & bottom belts for all ba- tread, $ 250; Wanted: 18.4x38 Financing & Delivery Available Big Square Balers Hay Accumulators Allis Chalmers Tractors lers Firestone radial field and road Forks For Small Square Bales 515-462-3800 Twine 4’ & 5’ netwrap Best Price tire, 80-85% tread. 785-336- 200 open, OH...... $7,500 & NH Bale Wagons Jct . I-35 & Hwy . 92 200 open ...... $4,500 Portable panels, Feed Bunks 2088. Bevington, Iowa & Round Bale Feeders and Quality “Call Us Before You Buy” 7045 PST...... Call FOR SALE: WL 21 Westendorf 8050, 6000 hrs...... Call Forrest Johnson MAIZE DRY CREEK 8840 CASE swather new mo- N-5 combine, 20’ flex CORPORATION Loader, in good shape. Mount- FARMS & SUPPLY tor, $ 21,000; Lely 16 wheel LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 ing for D17. Charles Valburg. Hesston, KS rake, $ 6,700. 785-280-0477. JOHN BERGMAN 785-293-5583 888-722-8710 785-889-4301. 620-327-2183, Ask for Joe Seneca, KS ¥ 785-336-3158 785-293-2235 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 33 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

2388 LOADED Afx yield and WE ARE DEALERS FOR 955 CAT track loader good un- KOKER LOADER with quick- NEW HOLLAND moisture field tractor chopper. der carriage. 785-455-3581. Used Combine Parts tach bucket and bale spike. 785- TRACTORS 785-446-3353. 605-281-1466 x 785-630-0317. Gleaner A, E, C, C II, G, F, F2, 364-7707. 1991 JD 8960...... $49,500 cell. M, K, L, L2, N6 WANTED: KNIGHT 8024 or 1993 NH 6640 ...... $19,500 FOR SALE: 2- 18.4X30 tires NH TR 70 g 8030 spreader. 785- 528-4423. 1997 NH 9282 ...... $49,500 1964 IH 1600 Loadstar 1 1/2 mounted on INT. wheels, also IH 715, 815; MF 550, 510 Case 540 utility tractor..$6,450 ton steel bed gas powered MPI Kelly-Ryan - Landoll ridged draw bar. All fits Farmall JD 4400 & 6600 TIRE TOWN INC. TC35, DA w/loader, bucket seed fill auger; IH consertill disk Kewanee - Westendorf M through 560, $ 250 obo. 785- Various headers & tires 20.8R42 slghtly used 80% $350 TC34, DA w/loader, bucket chisel 10 shank; IH #45 24” Vi- C.E. Attachments 456-9878. DON McLAUGHLIN 520/85R46 Irregular new ..$785 NH TJ 375 tractor brashank; IH 4/16 semi mounted H&S Vermillion, KS 14.9R34 fwd 80% ...... $300 1979 Versatile 875 .....$22,500 plow; 13 foot great plains solid NEW EQUIPMENT 16.9-30 full tread...... $245 IHC 656 gas ...... $7,500 stand double disk drill with dry SKID LOADERS Hesston 9365, 0% 24 months 785-382-6394 14.9R46 full tread 3* ...... $450 BALERS fertilizer; 1981 F2 18 foot header & ATTACHMENTS Hesston 7434 baler ...... Cell: 785-799-7753 710/70R420 100% tread$1,250 Hesston 4900 sq. baler ...... Turbo diesel 6”x30’ PTO auger New Gehl 5640E, 80hp ...... 0% for 24 months 28L-26 diamond full tread .$750 ...... $19,500 on transport; Kelly Ryan 5x10 2003 Gehl 6635 cab/heat Sunflower SF 1435, disk, 26 & — USED IMPLEMENT — 710/70R38 used 85% tred $650 1996 NH 664, auto wrap ...... feed wagon; 18-4x38 clamp on 2004 Gehl 4840, 2000 hrs. 29...... Coming In 2000 Case IH RS 561 600/70R30 full tread ...... $625 ...... $10,500 duals; 21 feet of Noble levelers. 2003 Gehl 4835, 1000 hrs. MF 7480, Dyna VT, Tier 3...... 1986 DA 7120 420/85R46 100% ...... $550 2004 BR750 net wrap.$21,500 620-767-2405. White City. Used Gehl 7600, 900 hrs...... In Stock Hesston 1340 MoCo 18.4R46 slightly usd 80% .$350 1999 NH 688R wrap...$16,500 JD 7200 6 row 84 GP 15ft no till caddy & drill, 1997 Gehl 5625SX skid loader MF GC 2300, ‘05 Price 30.5L-32 12p R-3 100%....$850 2004 NH BR780 NW ..$24,500 ‘62 JD 4010, engine overhaul 8 inch sp, $3,500. 88 GP 15ft no CEA pallet forks, tooth bars 600/65R28 90% ...... $350 2001 NH 688 NW ...... $18,500 ’05 Gehl 4840 skid loader till caddy & drill, 7.5 inch sp, dry Used Lowe 40C hi flow trnchr Landoll 9803 29’6” field cult..... 18.4-38 new 8p ...... $385 WINDROWERS ‘04 Gehl 4840 skid loader fert attachment, $8,000. 785- New Mensch, manure scrprs ...... $17,000 ______Nationwide shipping 2007 NH HW325, 18’ .$66,500 Lowe hydr. post hole digger USED COMBINES 392-2555. ‘05 Cleaner R65...... Coming In Special Prices ¥ New & Used 2006 NH HW325, 16’ .$53,500 M&M hydra-snip tree shear ‘03 R65...... Coming In All sizes-major brands 2004 NH HW320 w/HS head EXCELLENT ADJUSTABLE Brush grapples and bolt on ‘03 R75...... $125,000 ‘95 Gleaner R72 Gleaner 800 flex head, 30’ We deal JD 1600 MoCo ...... $7,500 wide frontend fits International grapples ‘86 JD 7720 Titan 2, RWA, 24’ 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 2001 NH 1475, 18’ .....$17,500 H’s & M’s on up, $595. 785-692- Worksaver Bale forks ...... $23,500 Gleaner 500 flex head, 25’ 2000 NH 216 rake ...... $10,500 4343. NEW EQUIPMENT Ray Mac 8 row 3 way header.. Gleaner 320, 20’ flex...... Call 2000 NH 1475, 16’ .....$15,500 PLANTER SALVAGE 2290 CASE overhauled engine, H&S 170 grinder mxr ...... $12,000 COMBINES IH 400-500-800-900-950 Cyclo power shift, rear end with 3424 12 wheel carted & high cap Gleaner 825 flex w/Crary reel.. 1997 NH 971 header, 25’ ...... GB loader. 785- 483-4737. wheel rakes ...... $19,500 JD 494-1280, 7000, plate and ...... $6,500 Meyer 7500 all purpose ‘88 R-50...... $29,995 plateless 1993 NH TR86 25’ header ...... Gleaner Combines spreader, rear discharge USED TRACTORS ...... $45,500 825 flex head...... $14,500 New Bush Hog 6’ rot. mower Ford 861...... Coming In Koelzer Repair 1998 NH 971, 30’ head $7,500 Bush Hog 2615L, 15’ mower ‘81 Case 2390 ...... $12,500 Kuhlman Impl. Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 ’96 R62, NICE ...... $59,500 LINN, KANSAS 1982 TR85, 24’...... $7,500 525 flex head...... $8,500 H&S 14 wheel hi-cap rakes ‘68 A 180 rear, O.H...... $6,500 1981 NH 960, 16’ love head.... ‘94 R62 Cummins...... $49,500 Wood splitters USED HAY EQUIPMENT 785-348-5547 Days ¥ White 285 cab & air ...... $2,000 ’79 N6 eng. OH...... $11,500 USED EQUIPMENT Hoelscher accum...... $6,000 ¥ White 160 cab & air 1995 NH 971, 20 hdr....$7,500 2006 Gehl 170 Grinder/ mixer Hesston 856 rd. baler.$15,000 ATTENTION: JOHN Deere • Great Plains 24’ drill with JD 1984 NH TR 95 24’.... $12,500 COME IN & MAKE AN OFFER JD 567 baler wide pickup, sur- 2 - Hesston 956A MW, 3900 1850 / late model 750 no- till planter units MISCELLANEOUS ON WHATEVER YOU NEED face wrap bales ...... $26,500 owners. Are you having prob- • Land Pride 15’ finish mower IHC 6 row 400 cyclo planter .... GRAVITY WAGONS Gehl 1850 baler Hesston 956A, 1800 bales ...... lems with down time because of ¥ White 8920 combine ...... $1,750 EZ Trail gravity wagons, 230 Gehl 1870 rd. baler ...... $24,000 short life of seals and bearing on Landpride 4WD Teker ...... to 400 bushel AC 185 diesel tractor Hesston 565 A...... $9,000 closing wheels? An inexpensive, 785-562-3911 ...... $6,750 EZ Trail grain carts, 490 & 700 MF 50 tractor ‘04 NH BR780 ...... $18,000 field-tested solution that is easily Honda 350X ATV ...... $1,250 785-562-8470 bushel MF 35 diesel w/multi power NH 116, 16’ ...... $6,000 installed is now available. See Glencoe 9 shank soil saver ..... New Kent Field Cultivators TILLAGE & MISC. www.pollockretrofix.com and ...... $4,000 White 8122 w/liq. fert., coming call Pollock Retrofix, at 605- 8 bottom pull plow ...... $2,750 SENECA IMPL. CO. 81 Farm Eq. Service in ...... $29,500 889-2827. Graber 32’ chisel ...... $4,950 Hwy. 36 West McPherson, KS.620-241-3100 SENECA, KANSAS AC 1300 29’ F.C...... $2,000 2002 H&S HiCap 16 wheel 1-800-357-3101 Allied 595 loader w/806 12 ROW IHC 800 planter hori- rake ...... $8,750 Day ...785-336-2621 mounts ...... $3,500 zontal rear fold. 785-292-4978. Krause 4900 22’ disk....$4,800 ROBL Farm Supply VERMEER BALE processor Night...... 785-336-2502 6 ROW JD 7100 Plate v BP8000, less than 1000 bales. We are your Outback 1978 JD 4440 QR tractor w/ JD planter.785-739-2429. Incorporated 785- 633-8789. Guidance Dealer for Marion, Highway 156 & Kunkle Drive 260 loader, 7,300 hrs, had un- Harvey and Butler County SUNFLOWER North Edge of Lyndon, KS 6100 WHITE planter 2001 6 derhaul, $27,500. 785-215- HARVEST EQUIPMENT East Side of Hwy 75 785-472-3114 row, liquid fertilizer, population 4285. & SNOW BLOWERS for Sale *********************************** ELLSWORTH, KANSAS monitor, waffle disk, row clean- Call FOR SALE 24’ CASE IH #4600 field culti- ers, marker and hydraulic sys- LUCKE MANUFACTURING 1980 JD 4240, CA, PS, 3 pt., vator 3 bar harrow, $1,850. 785- SALVAGING COMBINES tem. 2 ton 78 IHC very good 1-800-735-5848 PTO, 7,200 hrs...... $21,500 with 2 hopper 130 bushes each, 979-2411. 2000 NH TS-110, CA, 3 pt., N5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII, ¨ 1-800-735-5838 AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620, hydraulic unloading auger. 53 FOR SALE: 11 or 15 2003 HESSTON www.luckemanufacturing.com PTO, MFD, w/loader, 3,200 7720, 8820, 7700, 6600, 4400, Jeep motor need repair. 785- Kinze 3000 series interplant unit E-Mail: [email protected] hrs., nice...... $42,500 392-3520.Cell 785-392-4152. 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD. 915, with coulters and monitor wiring. Minot, ND 1987 JD 4650, CA, quad, 3 pt., PTO, 20.8x38 duals, Nice...... 1480, 1460, 1420, 815 IHC. 1953 ROW crop super H inter- 785- 669-2476. k ...... $22,500 national complete engine over- FOR SALE: 5000 Ford tractor, 860, 760, 750, 510, 410, 300 1980 JD 4440, CA, PS, 3 pt., haul good tires, restored, ALLIS D-17 narrow front trac- good condition. 620- 947- 5928. Massey. Several black and or- PTO ...... $17,500 $2,000. 785-692-4343. tor, $1,650; 200 gallon pull ange Gleaner cornheads. sprayer $300; small Kelly PTO JD 630 tractor restored; JD 3 1993 CIH 5250, CA, MFD, 3 2000 VERMEER 5400 baler, manure spreader $450;(2) Allis bottom plow restored; JD 3 point pt., PTO, 7,900 hrs., clean..... 603 N. Ash - Hillsboro, KS Jack Boyle 4x5, bought new, low hours, ex- front loaders , 3 point adapter, 3 6’ blade. 785-455-3257...... $27,500 Vermillion cellent condition, shedded, point planter cultivator and 620-947-3182 OHLDE TRACTOR 1991 CIH 5140, CA, MFD, 3 785-382-6848 785-564-0511 $7,500 obo. 785-948-2176. blade. 785-353-2392. www.agpowerinc.com pt., PTO, 9,000 hrs., good ..... [email protected] REPAIR ...... $18,500 NEW TRACTORS FH F228 loader 1997 JD 9500 SH 2125 separa- NEW SKID LOADERS AC 6080, MFD, 3 pt., PTO JD 2305 compact tractor tor hours 4x4. 785-741-4520. FOR SALE: NH 490 swather in ¥Daewoo 440 Plus...... $19,500 w/Dual 205 loader, good...... Over 20 Used ...... $13,500 JD 3320 compact tractor 500 GALLON sprayer 52’ good condition, used last two ¥Daewoo 450 Plus...... $21,500 1989 Case W-14B articulated NEW MISC. Cars & Pickups booms MT-3000 controller foa- years, pull type, $1500. Phone NEW UTILITY VEHICLES 785-827-7401 or call 785-822- ¥XRT 1550 SE ...... Just In loader, 4,200 hrs., clean...... 10’ & 12’ pull type levelers 2007 GMC Sierra 1500, crew mer hydraulic pump, $ 2,750. 2782. ¥XRT 1550 dsl...... Just In ...... $22,500 Land Pride Trekers cab, 21K 785-336-2006. ¥XRT 1550 gas ...... Just In CIH 496, 24’ disc, nice..$7,500 JD gator, 4x2 TS 2007 Chevy Trail Blazer LS, ¥Club Car Several used grinder-mixers.... Danuser hyd. post hole diggers 4x4, 17K — COMBINES — ‘02 Ag Chem 1000 gal$94,500 USED UTILITY VEHICLES ...... Call for Info Westfield tailgate augers 2006 Chevy Silverado LT crew ‘07 JD 9760 ...... $193,500 ‘05 Spray Coupe 7650$119,000 ¥Kawaski Mule 3010 NEW TILLAGE cab, Z71, 4x4, 31K ‘07 JD 9760 ...... $199,000 ‘95 Wilman 60’ ...... $25,000 Buy, Sell & Trade Daily ★ ★ ★ ★ Landoll 36’ disk 2006 Chevy Silverado LT, crew ‘07 JD 9760 Hillco . .$225,000 — TRACTORS — OHLDE Sunflower 33’ chisel cab, 38k ‘06 JD 9760 ...... $190,000 ‘90 JD 8760 4WD . . . . .$57,000 TRACTOR REPAIR Specializing In WE HAVE NEW LANDPRIDE 2006 Ford Taurus, $9,890 ‘06 JD 9760 ...... $160,000 ’83 Versatile 875 ...... $25,000 892 Quivira Road Farm Machinery 6’ & 7’ ROTARY MOWERS 2005 Ford F-150 XLT ext. cab, ‘06 JD 9760 Hillco . .$186,500 ‘73 JD 7020 3pt PTO . . .$9,750 Linn, KS 66953 For Over 30 Years! SPECIAL PRICES 4x4, 40K ’05 JD 9760 4WD . .$179,000 ‘98 JD 8200 MFWD . . .$62,500 785-348-5766 Call today for all of your 2005 Chevy Trailblazer LS, 4x4, ‘05 JD 9760 STS . . .$175,250 ‘94 Cat 85C ...... $66,750 machinery and auction needs. NEW HAY EQUIPMENT 55K 800-546-5457 ‘04 JD 9760 2WD . .$145,000 ‘98 JD 8400 Track . . .$77,000 Harley Gerdes Auctions H&S rakes, 12-16 wheels 2005 GMC Sierra SLE, crew ’03 JD 9750 4WD . .$127,000 ‘94 JD 4960 MFWD . .$44,000 USED HAY & FORAGE cab, 70K ‘07 JD 9660 Hillco . .$218,000 ‘75 JD 4630 Syncro . .$11,000 80 L2 22’ ridge head with 2 785-828-4476 EQUIPMENT 2004 Ford Explorer XLT, 4x4, ‘06 JD 9660 4WD . .$182,600 ’80 JD 4440 Quad . . .$19,500 reels, 20’ series 3 flex, 15’ with 6 or Cell 785-229-2369 JD 125 chuck wagon 3rd seat, 57K ‘05 JD 9660 ...... $145,000 ‘75 JD 4430 quad . . .$16,500 head hunters, all shedded, been LYNDON, KANSAS JD 2280 Diesel 2004 Ford F150 Lariat, super ‘05 JD 9660 4WD . .$167,500 ‘76 JD 4430 4 post . . .$15,000 through shop. 620-474-0306. Visit us on the web at www.harleygerdesauctions.com 2007 JD 4995 windrower crew, 68K ‘91 JD 9600 ...... $35,000 ‘73 JD 4430 4 post . . .$11,500 CASE IH big round baler RS * * Your Location Or Ours * * JD 3970 pull type forage 2001 Chevy Silverado LS Z71 ‘04 JD 9560 Sidehill .$138,500 ‘83 JD 4250 4 post . . .$17,500 451, like new condition, $8,000. harvester ext. cab, 4x4 ‘02 JD 9550 Sidehill .$105,500 ‘02 NH TS100 MFWD $33,650 785-765-3449. H&S hi cap 18 wheel rake 2002 Chevy Silverado LT, ext. ‘01 JD 9550 Sidehill . .$99,500 ‘06 Kubota 7040 . . . .$21,850 GLEANERS 1997 JD 6810 forage harvester cab, 36K ‘98 JD 9510 SH . . . . .$71,500 — TILLAGE — FOR SALE: JD 7000 planter N6 hydro, tested...... $1,500 2-JD 530 rd. balers 1996 Freightliner ‘03 CIH 2388 4WD . .$115,000 JD 510 disk ripper . . .$11,000 parts; older monitor, furrow 670T engine w/UH 1996 NH 664 round baler ‘01 CIH 2388 4WD . .$120,850 DMI disk ripper ...... $9,000 openers, springs, drag chains, & www.dauertruckcenter.com L2-L3 long cleaning shoe $925 1994 JD 1600A, 16’ ‘95 CIH 2188 4WD . . .$56,750 JD 2200 65’ FC . . . . .$43,500 closing wheels. PH: 785-747- New and used long seives JD 1600, 16’ JD Gun Safes In Stock ‘86 CIH 1680 4WD . . .$24,000 Wilrich 42’ FC ...... $22,000 7625. 400 Series 30’ head .....$3,000 USED TILLAGE ‘91 NH TR86 4WD . . .$29,500 CIH 4300 28’ FC . . . . .$8,250 Special Price USED TRACTORS LM 20’ L3 header ...... $1,500 Krause 18’ 901 disk 42 flex headers - JD, CIH, NH, — HAY EQUIPMENT — IH 1086 CAH L3 straw chopper (3) Sunflower 1434, 36’ disks CAT ‘05 JD 567 loaded . . .$26,000 IH 1586 CAH 2-R320 flexheads.$3,500 & up Sunflower 1440 35’ disk 2 JD 1293 cornheads ‘04 JD 567, loaded . . .$25,000 JD 7420 CAH 16’, 18’ & 22’ Hume reels Glencoe Soil Saver, 11’ 19 JD 893 cornheads ‘04 JD 567 ...... $18,400 Case-IH MXM 155 Various chaffers & sieves Krause 45’ FC, 5 section HR 2 JD 843 cornheads ‘99 JD 566 ...... $12,500 Case 4494 4WD 670 T - 670 HI blocks, cranks, USED DRILLS & PLANTERS 3 JD 693 cornheads ‘97 JD 566 ...... $13,900 Versatile 875 4WD etc. JD 1250 6 row 3 JD 643 cornheads ‘94 JD 535 ...... $12,500 DAUER USED COMBINES L-M ridged header, 18 ft. IH 800, 6R30 38 flex headers ‘91 JD 535 ...... $9,500 IMPLEMENT Case-IH 1680 RWA 24 ft. Hume reel w/JD mounts 1986 GP 30’ 2 section 10” GRAIN DRILLS & ‘85 JD 530 ...... $6,500 Case-IH 1660 RWA USED COMBINES CO., INC. PLANTERS ‘90 CIH 8460 ...... $5,900 Case IH 2388 RWA Dealer for Chaff Spreaders, JD 925 rigid head w/p.u. reel 785-825-2141 ‘98 JD 1770 16RN . . .$38,000 MF 12 baler ...... $750 IH 1460 RWA Universal for all combines JD 920 flex head ‘04 Kinze 16/31 . . . . .$62,500 driver off walker crank - Salina, Kansas AC R50 RWA USED TRACTORS Kinze 2600 16RN . . .$32,500 $1,050 JD 7700 2WD South 81 Highway ‘05 JD 1790 12/23 . . .$69,500 1-800-530-5428 1990 JD 8760 3 miles S. of Mid-State Mall ‘95 Kelderman 12RN folding . . BLAZEKS Thomas Impl. Inc. Belleville, KS JD 4400 compact tractor www.dauerimplement.com ...... $6,500 w/front blade ‘02 JD 1750 8RN, LF .$19,000 Jct. 59 & 96 Hiways 785-729-3495 or (After Hours) 1981 Versatile 875 Kinze 3000 8RN, dry fert. . . . . Altamont, Kansas JIM ...... 785-668-2582 Fax: 620-784-5622 785-527-7130 USED LOADERS, ...... $19,000 Hiawatha 785-556-8952 - Cell FEED WAGONS, MISC. (After Hours) White 6RN ...... $2,750 Implement Co. Landpride 15’ Rotary cutter Auto Sales SPRAYERS Henke 370 bu. mixer wagon 785-742-7121 MIKE ...... 785-822-2613 ‘01 JD 4710, 80’ . . . . .$96,000 GRASS & GRAIN KD 7400 loader w/JD mounts JD 6000, 45’ ...... $12,500 HIAWATHA, KS 66434 Page 34 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008

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C/IH 8590 4x4 Baler....$28,500 FARMHAND ACCUMULATORS COYOTE HUNTING sight dogs WANTED: DIESEL engine JD 9600 3400S hrs .....$36,500 and bale fork with extra teeth. FOAM INSULATION 10 months old, proven parents, from late mode 105 JD combine. JD 8820 2100hrs ...... $21,000 Reconditioned, $4,000 to The Icynene Insulation 6 females $200/each, 4 males 785-337-2449. JD 2950 C/A 2wd ...... $18,250 $4,500. 785-200-1217. 785-655- $500/each, 5 males 10 weeks Systemª Metal Bldgs. — WE ARE an automobile haul- BOBCATS - TRADE-INS JD 7720 low hrs ...... $19,500 3942. old $100/each. 620-364-6116. Homes ing company.We have openings 2007 S-300, 750 hrs. ..$35,000 JD 6620 Combine ...... $9,500 800-334-3626 BORDER COLLIE Puppies for owner operators and compa- 2007 S-250, 550 hrs. ..$34,500 JD 3430 16’ Swather...$16,750 EMPLOYMENT Healthier, Quieter, More purebred black & white, tri-col- ny drivers, training available. 2007 S-205, 350 hrs. ..$29,000 C/IH 8840 Swather w/1965 JD Energy Efficient.ª ors, males $ 50, females $75. Requirements:Non smokers, 2 2006 S-250, 1400 hrs. $22,000 4020 PS...... $8,250 LOOKING FOR someone MID-AMERICAN SALES, INC. 620-344-0172. year Class A CDL, 25 years of 2006 S-250, 860 hrs. ..$24,500 JD 780 manure spreader ...... wanting to slow down or age. If you are looking for above 2006 S-220, 375 hrs. ..$25,500 ...... $6,250 needing help. Wanting partner/ ASCA AUSTRALIAN Shepherd average income, call ARC 2006 S-300, 30 hrs. ....$39,500 NH 358 grinder mixer....$4,750 hired hand to help with a puppies. Transport at 785-235-8765. 2006 435, mini-ex., 15 hrs...... Sunflower 6432 36’ Soil Condi- farming operation in North Http://ksaussies.tripod.com...... $50,000 tioner...... $13,500 Central Kansas preferably 785-539-7542. 2007 T-250, 140 hrs....$44,000 Sunflower 1431 25’ Disk ...... around the Clay Center area. 25 WANTED 2000 Case 1845C, 1500 hrs, RED/ BLUE heeler puppies 6 ...... $8,500 years of farming cow/ calf 4420 - 6620 - 7720 - 9500 JD very clean...... $17,500 o weeks old, April 1st. Both pa- JD 335 30’ Disk...... $8,250 experience. 785-822-4108. combines and heads, skid 1979 Bobcat 310...... $3,500 rents working cattle dogs, $100. NH 358 Grinder...... $4,000 loaders, any condition or any 1998 863, 2770 hrs. ....$14,750 Serving the area for 42 years 785-823-7584. JD 893 Corn head...... $16,250 EMPLOYMENT other equipment. 1994 753, 4400 hrs...... $9,500 OPPORTUNITY in grain equipment sale, erec- Hesston BP 25 ...... $6,250 IRRIGATION 402-920-3289 Service on all Seeking an energetic, custom- tion and service. Call us for ex- JD 650 32’ Disk...... $26,500 perienced service. 402-923-0163 Bobcat Equipment JD 726 33’ Mulchfinisher...... er service minded individual to FOR SALE: Volume irrigation Stop by and talk to us...... $25,500 operate a grain elevator. Du- gun, 3 good hoses, 1,200’ 6” ties include all grain handling J. & N. Elliott WANTING TO buy: beekeeping Now Is The Time To Trade NI 3659 Tandem Spreader ...... rainlock pipe. 3x4 Berkley irriga- equipment. 785-256-6404...... $6,000 operations, along with mainte- Construction, Inc. tion booster pump. Chrysler mo- MORE - LEASE MACHINES nance and repair. 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Manhattan and surround 16.4 long, 7.5 tall, inside good (6) ‘06 Gleaner R65s-H, C, SC Seward, Nebraska Contact Greg at 877-851-2365 area. shape, used for storage. 785- ‘94 Gleaner R72 ....$52,650 - S 402-643-3290 ANDALE FARMER COOP www.gobobpipe.com 396-4475 Steve. TRACTORS & MISC. 316-444-2141 WILL BUY old Ford Ferguson, ’81 A-Chalmers 185...$8,500 S HEDGE POSTS corner and Dearborne and Pittsburg 3 point 2001 34 ft Allegro motorhome ‘93 Vermeer 605K rd. baler-S FOR SALE OR TRADE ext. 205 line. 785-446-3353. 605-281- 2 row stiff shank (rigid) Cultiva- 2 slides, 11,900 miles. 785-532- ‘04 Bobcat S250 ....$25,900 - S CHEAP IRON to arrange an interview 1466 cell. tors. 316-942-2938. 8934. 1979 875 Versatile, 4WD, 3 NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL LANG DIESEL INC. pt., 20.8x38 duals, new LOOKING FOR wheat harvest YOUR OFF-GRADE OR www.langdieselinc.com clutch, ...... $23,000 help. Have gleaner combines MISCELLANEOUS and KW trucks. No drugs and no DAMAGED GRAIN Hays, Ks w/Degalman blade ....$25,900 Spra-foil pull type sprayer, smoking. McLaughlin Harvest- ¥ We will pay you the highest PH-785-735-2651 ing. 785-857-3894.785-336- price. Sabetha, Ks 1000 PTO, 45’ booms....$900 Red Tek ’79 Kinze 12R30 rear fold, lots 1530. 785-336-1539. ¥ Picked up at your farm or PH-785-284-3401 storage facility. 12-A Refrigerant of extras...... $4,000 HARVEST HELP wanted truck 29 ga ptd (lifetime wty) .$67/sq Colby, Ks ¥ We have vacs & equipment JD 770 24’ air drill, 110 bu bulk drivers, combine and grain oper- 29 ga #2 ptd white ...... $59/sq Spring Special PH-785-462-2412 to load it out. 7 1/2” spacing...... $9,900 ators, 3 new 2588 and Kenworth 26 ga ptd (lifetime wty) .$79/sq Dennis Hutchinnson Smith Center, Ks ¥ Aggressive prices and imme- New Idea 5212 disc mower, trucks, experience and referen- 26 ga galvalume ...... $62/sq 785-924-3700 PH-785-282-6861 diate payment. 12’...... $5,500 ces required, non-smoking envi- Circleville, Kansas Ellinwood, Ks - Delivery Available - ¥ Satisfaction Guaranteed. No ’84 AC 715B backhoe, 3000 ronment. 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Call 785-866-2541. eve- Please call us at HEDGE POSTS for sale. 785- FURROW OPENERS for CIH 800-249-7473 USED STRUCTURAL pipe, nings, PH# 800-214-7788 313-4552. planter 8 row 14 inch notched new pipe, sucker rods, pipe ¥ Tubing ¥ Rods ¥ Cable ¥ posts & guard rails. 785-364- COMBINES blades, $500. 785-336-6252. ¥ Guardrail ¥ Clips ¥ 7839. 785-868-2437. ‘06 Case-IH 2388, 570 hrs. 915 IHC combine low profile ‘06 Case-IH 2388, 1400 hrs. extended auger, good condition. LIVESTOCK 100 FT of Barn door track, ‘05 Case-IH 2388, 1209 hrs. 785-834-2426. most is 20 ft length. 785-889- ‘04 Case-IH 2388, 1002 hrs. FENCING SUPPLIES 4665. ‘03 Case-IH 2388, 1477 hrs. OUR 58th YEAR www.buttersupplyflyinc.com ‘98 Case-IH 2388, 3200 hrs. NEW TRACTORS BINS - DRYERS - VACS ‘83 IH 1460, 4305 hrs. 2008 JD 7430 ...... Coming In ‘81 IH 1460, 3200 hrs. 2008 JD 7230 DON’T STRAIN when you ‘05 MF 9790, 200 hrs. 2008 JD 7330 move your grain! Use a vac from MF 850 24’ head, 6 cyl. gear USED TRACTORS Detrixhe Grain Vacs, Concordia, drive 2004 JD 7420 KS.866-327-6822. Call now. ‘83 MF 860, V8 hydro, 3200 1977 JD 4430 STRUCTURAL PIPE 1”- 6”, GRAIN VAC-U-VATOR, save hrs. 1976 JD 4230 Sucker rods, cattle guards. 785- your back when moving grain HEADS COMBINES 280-2357. out of your grain bins with Grain- ‘98 Case-IH 1083 cornhead 2006 JD 630F Vac-U-Vator, new one similar in TRACTORS 2006 JD 893 STEEL BUILDING Ag-Journal sells for$34,900 this ‘07 Case-IH MX305 suspend- 2001 JD 925 F INVENTORY SALE one used only on 45,000- ed axle, 500 hrs. 1994 JD 9500 PRW I-Beam Construction bushels of grain.Save at retired ‘01 MF 4235 MFD w/loader NEW EQUIPMENT Easy Bolt-Up Design farmers bargain.$12,500.Call- ‘88 Case IH 235 MFD w/loader SPECIALS 40x65, 60x90, 100x150 580-545-3641.delivery-available ‘80 MF 4840, 4WD JD 741 SL Many Others Available ‘75 MF 1805, 4WD JD 741 NSL MOBILE HOMES MF compact GC 2300 w/mow- Bison 300 XHD 3 pt. blades (800) 369-3882 er HAY EQUIPMENT www.toplinebuildings.com FOR SALE 1986 alpha gold 32’ Not nearly all family could attend, but Col. Roger John- MF 1135 tractor, 4600 hrs. 2008 JD 568 pull trailer, good clean condition, son’s wife, Lynne, and son, Steve, and his wife, Kendra MISCELLANEOUS 2008 JD 946 MoCo sleeps 6, for details call 785- were seated just inside the door at Farmers & Ranch- ‘99 Hesston 8450, 16’, 1757 2003 JD 567 w/S.W. SMITH POSTYARD 293-2373. hrs. Post, Staves, Poles & Rails ers Livestock Commission Company, Inc., at Salina last New big bale forks 1965 NEWLY remodeled ‘91 CIH 8370 16’ pull type HEDGE- CREOSOTE & CCA Thursday for the reception recognizing Johnson’s re- USED MISCELLANEOUS NAMC mobile home 12x65, 2 swather Pressure Treated 1979 Ford F-700 truck bedroom, 1 bath, very nice, tirement from 40 years of service as auctioneer, field- ‘01 JD 455 35’ grain drill JEFF SMITH JD 158 loader needs to be moved from St. ‘05 Crustbuster 4000, 30’ no PH 620-625-3439 man and radio voice for the sale pavilion. Steve and his SOLID — STABLE Mary’s, $4,200 obo. 785-266- till drill www.smithpostyard1989.com STILL JD 2006. brother, Larry, assist their father in conducting farm, ‘00 Case-IH 8880 swather, 15’ household, collectibles and real estate auctions over a disk head 785-336-2138 Days PETS Eze Trail 710 bu. grain cart Hardwood Lumber wide area, a business which the family will continue, ‘03 New Idea Hesston 6365 Oak & Cottonwood PUREBRED RAT Terrier pup- with many sales already scheduled in the next several round baler pies, shots and wormed, great months. ‘91 Case-IH 8460 round baler, For trailers, decks, horse stalls, farm dogs. 785-889-4690 or 3380 bales construction, fencing, etc. 785-458-9461. ‘98 Case IH 8465A round baler 10’ Prairie Cutter rotary cutter 785-948-2413 Nights CUSTOM CUT TO ANY SIZE REGISTERED AUSTRALIAN Shepherd puppies, ready April Radke Implement Visit Us At Also kiln dried hardwoods jddealer.deere.com/toddtractor 12th. 785-348-5404. Rt. 1, Box 52 (Milberger) Seneca, Kansas CAN CUT YOUR LOGS Russell, Kansas BLUE/ RED heeler puppies for sale, $85. 785-456-2675 leave 620-935-4310 Kansas message. Hardwoods, Inc. Belvue KS 785-456-8141 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 35 Junior beef leaders focus on their future at YBIC Young cattle producers Ohio, Ill.; and Chad Zehn- works for Rubbermaid, and demonstrated that by adding accepted the challenge to be der, Stanchfield, Minn., all Karen Howard, Land O’ the letter “l” to “compete,” “Focused on My Future” of whom served on junior Lakes Purina. Both encour- an organization can grow to during the 2008 Youth Beef beef breed boards in the aged the group to have out- enhance the experiences for Industry Congress (YBIC), past. The panel discussed side and volunteer activities all those involved. March 27-30 at the Purina their diversified careers and as well as experience. They Other speakers that ad- Research and Conference how their involvement in said that knowing the com- dressed the group include Center at Gray Summit, Mo. junior breed organizations pany and asking questions Mark Wellman, NCBA field The biennial event allowed helped prepare them for in the interview process is representative; Rod Nulik, 152 young men and women their careers and what they important. Land O’Lakes Purina Feed who are the leaders of junior look for in hiring individu- Diane Johnson, Fort LLC Cattle Business Group breed and state junior cattle- als. They stressed the im- Worth, Texas, also offered marketing manager, and men associations to interact portance of setting goals, in- tips for preparing for a ca- Craig Huffhines, American with one another while terning, networking at reer. She obtained each par- Hereford Association exec- ticipant’s resumes in ad- utive vice president. Well- exploring their futures events such as YBIC, diver- Gary and Eileen Patrick, right, have a cattle operation through career building ex- sifying their experiences, as vance and critiqued them man gave a forecast on beef near Lindsborg and have sold cattle through the Farm- ploration. well as sharing a passion and offered advise and cattle numbers in the U.S. ers & Ranchers sale pavilion at Salina for many years. Designed for top individ- and dedication to the indus- showed examples of excep- that included purebred cow They expressed appreciation to Col. Roger Johnson uals in the beef industry, the try. “People are the most im- tional work. She demon- numbers as well as fed cat- 2008 YBIC was sponsored portant part to animal agri- strated hand shaking and in- tle. He said the typical 10- and congratulated him during a retirement reception by Purina Mills, the U.S. culture,” said McMillan terview skills to the group as year cattle cycle is a thing of recognizing his 40 years of service at the barn. Beef Breeds Council and who earlier served on the well. Johnson, the executive the past. Nulik encouraged National Cattlemen’s Beef Polled Hereford Council, as director of the Livestock the youth to give back to Association (NCBA). he outlined six key steps to Publications Council, of- others stating that volun- “We wanted to make this success. “Dedication and a fered three words of advice, teering and affording others year’s YBIC the most inter- sincere desire are critical to “Consideration. Honesty. opportunities is very impor- active in years with a look success today and tomor- Respect.” tant in today’s society. Fi- into real-world career op- row,” he said. In addition to participat- nally, Huffhines challenged portunities,” said Chris A marketing panel dis- ing with the interactive pan- the group to face their Stephens, American Here- cussed the importance of els and discussions, the fears in life by finding a ford Association director of marketing livestock in a youth had the opportunity to mentor. youth activities and the catchy way through a vari- learn more about them- In addition to interacting 2008 YBIC planning chair- ety of mediums. Jared Spad- selves and others through with speakers, attendees man. “The speakers and er, Osborn & Barr and life- ice breakers and team build- toured segments of Purina’s tours allowed the partici- long Angus breeder defined ing activities. Kim Ander- Research Farm, attended a pants to learn about them- marketing as “the intersec- son, University of Georgia hockey game and networked selves and the career oppor- tion of psychology and Fanning Institute, chal- with others. YBIC strives to tunities in the beef industry commerce.” Other panel lenged the group to think bring youth together work- Cake and ice cream sure was good during Roger John- while networking with oth- members included Christy about the importance of ing in the interest of the beef son’s retirement celebration at the Salina livestock sale ers.” Couch Lee, National Swine moving from a “competi- cattle industry and to pro- barn. Les and Barbara Crane, longtime barn patrons Young professionals who Registry; Anita Vanderwert, tion” mind-set to a “comple- vide them with further from Gypsum, and L.W. Myers, Brookville farmer, en- have extensive experience in Brownfield/Learfield Net- tion” mindset that works for knowledge and understand- joyed their refreshments. the beef industry addressed works; John Zeloski and the best of an organization ing of all segments of the the attendees in several in- Brant Gilbert, both with Pu- and the beef industry. She beef industry. teractive panels that covered rina. building a career, livestock A final panel discussion CONSIGN TODAY FOR ESTATE AUCTION marketing and human re- included tips on organizing SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 10:00 AM At the farm, 714 Jade Road, LINN, KANSAS, located 5 miles sources. A “Been There, a cover letter and resume as West and 3/4 mile South of Norm’s Full Service Station in the Done That” panel included well as preparing for a job Harley Gerdes Northwest part of Linn. Angie Denton, Blue Rapids, interview. Panelists includ- MOTORCYCLE - CONVERTIBLE - CONSTRUCTION Kan.; Jarrod Gillig, Here- ed human resources experts 15TH ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY EQUIPMENT - ANTIQUE TRACTORS - ANTIQUES ford, Texas; Kyle McMillan, Jamie Meyer Rutledge, who 1996 H-D Electraglide Ultra Classic, FLHTCU motorcycle, 750 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION miles; 1965 Chevelle Malibu convertible; 1980 Cat D-6 w/dozer & ripper; Cart 112 grader; 1952 Cat D-6 loader; 1983 Ford F-250 Diesel pickup; JD A’s; JD B’s; many H-D collectibles; JD col- LAND FOR SALE Monday, May 26, 2008 lectibles; other collectibles & antiques. Lyndon, Kansas See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listing. 632 Acres Check our website for more pictures and information. Ad Deadline is May 14 The tools, old machinery, and construction and farm equip- Flint Hills Ranch ment and vehicles will sell first. The motorcycle, Malibu and Demand is High, we need your Cat D-6’s will sell around noon. Antiques and collectibles will Mostly native with tame grass along sell around 1:00 PM. BE ON TIME. Lunch equipment of all types. a good creek, 6 ponds. DOROTHY (MRS. ROBERT) DUENSING $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Auction by: Raymond Bott Realty & Auction CALL TODAY Washington, Kansas ¥ 785-325-2734 or 747-8017 785-828-4476 WWW.BOTTREALTYAUCTION.COM or cell: 785-229-2369 Visit Us on the web www.HarleyGerdesAuctions.com AUCTION 620-279-4575 OR 620-340-5692 SATURDAY, APRIL 12 — 9:30 AM www.hancockauctionandrealestate.com LOCATION: Sterl Hall, 619 N. Rogers — ABILENE, KS COINS (11:00 AM: 12 Gold planters w/wood hlds.; many Coins, 1852-1908; 65 Morgan antique tools; 2 McKinney & & Peace $1; other old coins; Hall Indian Chief prints, 1836 & FIREARMS: 11-48 Remington 1842; Indian items; 1886 AUCTION .410 auto shotgun; 15 other McCormick Binder Ad picture WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:30 AM shotguns and rifles; Ruger and of Civil War Battle of Mission S&W handguns; TOYS: 2 1/8” Ridge, 36”x25”; Bausch & Due to the death of my husband, the following sells located onion skin marble; Smith Miller Lomb Model C Balopticon elec. from EMPORIA, KS, 9 m. East on I-35 to Exit 141, then 8 m. & Structo fire trucks; old train Magic Lantern w/advertising South on Hwy. K-130 to HARTFORD, KS, then from North side engine for child to ride; 4 bat- glass slides; 1920’s 25” lighted of High School 1 blk. West on Maple St., then 2 1/2 m. South tery op. toys; Hitler piggy bank; eyes and cloth face Santa; gr. on Mechanic St./Rd. Y, then 1/2 M. West on Rd. 80, then 1/4 M. Cracker Jack tin toys; ADVER- slag glass floor lamp; brass North on Rd. X (827 Rd. X Hartford, KS). TISING: Wild Root Hair oil sleigh bells; Roseville pottery; JD 4240 dsl., QR, cab, duals; JD Craftsman Pro 10 in. radial arm sign; 1896 Huber steam engine Weller wall pocket; Drugstore 4010 dsl. with GB 800 loader; JD saw; slide in 110 gal. sprayer with button; Morris Supreme 1 lb. balance scale w/marble top & 630 gas, NFE, 3 pt., not running; gas engine; JD 960 field cult., 26 peanut butter pail, kids on wood base; J.R. Brinkley for JD 6600 dsl. hydrostat combine ft., good cond.; JD 7000 6R beach; ad tins; Avery Teeth Governor hand card; 25 pcs. with 216 flex head; JD 4400 dsl. planter; JD 450 grain drill; JD 68 Talk Bulldog watch fob; ad Black Amethyst glass; combine with 15 ft. head; 2003 auger wagon; JD 224 WS sq. cards; RR items; BOOKS: Depression Era glass; silver- PJ 8x25 GN flatbed, flip over baler; IH 13 ft. plow disc; IH 45 1837-1916 many unique plate items; fountain pens; ramps, dovetail; J&W 6x20 GN vibra shank; IH 6R vibra shank books; PRIMITIVES: wood Bullet pencils; antique buttons stock trailer, open top; ‘69 Chevy cult., 3 pt.; Hesston 1160 hydro- reaper cradle & pitch fork; & belt buckles; many other C-50 truck, 13 1/2 grain bed and swing 14 ft. swather; OMC 596 Keen Kutter push mower; 4 quality antiques. hoist; ‘86 Chevy Celebrity, sal- roll baler; NH 1010 Stock Master cast iron seats; 2, 1-row vage; ‘75 Chevy C-20 pickup, bale wagon; Krause 1410 18 ft. For a complete listing and photos go to website salvage; ‘93 Pontiac Grand Prix wing disc; NH 352 grinder mixer; www.ksallink.com and click on Marketplace and then auc- LE, runs good; Stroberg squeeze Bush Hog post hole digger, 3 pt.; tions. Sales tax assessed. chute; feeders, bunks, panels, 2 Hutchinson portable grain For a complete listing see last week’s Grass & Grain etc.; Miller Bobcat 225G augers; Campbell 300 gal. welder/generator; aceytelene sprayer., MANY, MANY OTHER RONNIE L. HOTTMAN ESTATE & OTHERS welding set; Bar Six cake feeder; ITEMS. NOTE: Good selection of farm items, plan to join us Wed., April 23. PROPERTY OF THE LATE WARREN HINRICHS Beatty & Wischropp Auctions, Lyndon, KS 785-828-4212 Page 36 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Scientists explore techniques to limit antibiotics in animal waste A recent Associated Press and eventually end up in substantially.” Using specific plant species samples and analyzing the retention of the antibiotics in report revealing the presence streams, lakes or rivers. Goyne is collaborating can make the soil a more ef- results: Using high-perform- soil,” Goyne said. of drugs in many municipal “The amounts are rela- with MU assistant professor fective filter by increasing its ance liquid chromatography, Preliminary results have water supplies has raised tively low,” said Goyne. But of forestry Chung-Ho Lin, ability to physically trap sed- the scientists can measure shown promise. “We’re see- questions about the risks to no one knows much about professor of soil science iment and by promoting a di- parts-per-billion levels of an- ing that soil that has been ex- humans of long-term expo- the long-term effect these Steven Anderson and two verse community of mi- tibiotics in solution. A tech- tracted from the root zone of sure to small amounts of compounds might have on USDA soil scientists based croorganisms that can de- nique called infrared spec- a poplar tree is enhancing the pharmaceutical compounds. humans, animals and the en- at MU, Robert Lerch and compose certain chemical troscopy allows researchers degradation of at least one of While it is believed that most vironment. “I think we Robert Kremer. They are in- compounds. to detect the infrared wave- the antibiotic drugs we’re of the drugs originate from should be concerned but not vestigating the use of vegeta- “We’re looking at buffers lengths absorbed by the soil looking at,” said Goyne. human medications, Univer- alarmed.” tive buffers to control the that have just grass species samples. This combination “That shows us that the mi- sity of Missouri researchers According to Goyne, a spread of antibiotics in sur- as well as tree-grass buffers, of wavelengths serves as a croorganisms in the soil are investigating the impact tiny dose in our tap water is face runoff from fields treat- which we call agroforestry “fingerprint” for identifying where the poplar tree is of livestock pharmaceuticals not the only potential prob- ed with manure. buffers,” he said. changes in the organic-mat- growing are helping to break and developing best prac- lem. Antibiotics, which are Studies by MU soil scien- In field tests at the MU ter composition of the soil this compound down, which tices to protect the environ- designed to kill disease- tists have already shown that Bradford Research and Ex- induced by different plant will prevent it from remain- ment. causing bacteria, could grass buffers in croplands tension Center, the re- species in the buffer. ing in the environment for MU scientists are looking wreak havoc on microbial can help contain nutrients searchers are dousing small “Noting such changes long periods of time or mov- at simple, low-cost tech- communities in the soil. One and herbicides by reducing plots with a rainfall simula- will improve understanding ing on to surface water re- niques that farms and ani- consequence might be the runoff and degrading the tor to test the effectiveness of of how the buffers influence sources.” mal-feed operations might emergence of antibiotic-re- chemical compounds. different buffer designs in re- use to trap and neutralize an- sistant bacteria that could in- “We’re fairly confident ducing concentrations of an- tibiotics in animal waste. fect humans, livestock and that these buffers will work tibiotics in surface runoff. In “We want to be able to help wildlife. well for antibiotics, but it’s the laboratory they are ap- farmers in the state do what Antibiotics also might yet to be tested,” said Goyne. plying antibiotics to soil they need to feed the popula- disrupt essential biological Vegetative buffers serve tion and continue to be good activity in the soil. “Mi- as a filter for surface runoff. stewards of the environ- croorganisms are essential to Placing buffers between ment,” said Keith Goyne, a life on earth,” said Goyne. rows of crops allows the soil scientist with MU’s “They conduct processes buffers to intercept runoff as School of Natural Re- such as nutrient cycling, or- it flows downhill. Using the sources. ganic matter decomposition right plants in buffers is im- Many livestock producers and a variety of other portant. All plants change use antibiotics to treat sick functions. Without them be- the physical, chemical and animals. 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Champion Hamp • 5 mixed color pairs with late spring calves, 1 plus to 5 years old. Breeding Gilt • 1 blk Simmental registered bull. Homozygous Polled, Hom. Black, LBW 2007 Kansas easy calver, 5 yrs. old. State Fair FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE SALEBARN AT 913-294-3335 OR Auctioneer: Craig Heinen ¥ 785-781-4858 or 785-545-5618 Maurie Bourquin: 913-731-4348 ¥ Doug Fager: 913-645-9497 Willard and Casey Olson John & Barb Nagel Tyson, BJ and Wyatt Buchman 785-539-4955 or 313-0947 785-456-8547 or 313-1731 785-499-3018 or 499-5246 Ron Weatherbie: 785-241-1932 ¥ Hugh Thompson, Jr.: 913-856-5213 Manhattan, KS 66502 Wamego, KS 66547 Alta Vista, KS 66834 Mark Weigand: 785-214-7162 Guest Consignor - Marvin Haller (Not responsible for accidents.) The Sale Barn Cafe will be open Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 37 K-State to sponsor canola field tour April 16 Kansas farmers will have Great Plains. 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Agriculture Secre- pand its herds, so this deci- well.” tary Edward Schafer an- sion comes at a critical OIE recommendations, costs, a Kansas State University Re- Work Stress emphasizes building pos- nounced March 27 that Mex- time.” which are based on the search and Extension specialist said. itive relationships at work and develop- ico has agreed to allow im- Traditionally, the United latest science, provide “Stress at work need not mean stress ing effective policies and services to re- portation of breeding cattle States has shipped approxi- guidelines for trade in at home, though,” said Deb Sellers, solve conflicts and reduce stress in the from the United States born mately $125 million annual- cattle of any age, as well as Kansas State University Research and work environment. after Jan. 1, 1999, effective ly in live cattle breeding beef and many other cattle Extension specialist on adult develop- Work & Extended Family and Friends immediately. The National stock to Mexico. products. These guide- Cattlemen’s Beef Associa- When the United States lines apply to all OIE risk ment and aging. emphasizes social support, relation- tion (NCBA) has long fought implemented the second country classifications for While some stress may be inevitable, ships and time management to make for fair and free interna- Minimal Risk Regions Rule BSE with recommended taking such stresses home can be harm- time for work, family, friends and your- tional trade for U.S. cattle Nov. 19, 2007, it was widely mitigation measures appro- ful to mental and physical health and self. producers. believed Mexico would lift priately applied to protect damaging to personal relationships and The program was developed by An- “The opening of the Mex- the restriction on breeding both human and animal quality of life, said Sellers, who is gela Wiley, an assistant professor of ap- ican border has been long stock. But the situation re- health. working to bring a University of Illinois plied family studies and Extension spe- overdue and it is definitely mained unresolved until “Canada, Mexico and the a great win-win for both yesterday. Mexico contin- United States have been en- Research and Extension Program — “In- cialist in family life. Wiley worked with U.S. and Mexican cattle- ues to ban the import of gaged in candid, productive tentional Harmony: Managing Work and a team of Illinois family life educators, men,” said NCBA President beef and beef products talks over the past two Life” — to Kansas. nutrition specialist and support staff that Andy Groseta, an Arizona from animals more than 30 days,” Secretary Schafer The educational stress management included contributing authors, graphic cattle producer. “Our seed- months of age. said. “We mutually agreed series is research-based, with plenty of designers, and artists. stock producers can sell “The issue of over-30- on the importance of nor- practical how-tos for managing necessary Sellers and K-State Research and Ex- their superior genetics to month beef to Mexico has malizing beef and cattle Mexican cattlemen who always been extremely sen- trade in North America, stresses and taming — or eliminating — tension northeast area family and con- are striving to improve sitive politically,” Doud consistent with the guide- unnecessary stresses, she said. Sessions sumer sciences specialist, Sharolyn the genetics of their cow said. “However, NCBA’s ex- lines established by the in the series focus on: Flaming Jackson, are now in the process herds. As we all know, pectation is that once Mexi- World Organization for Ani- Work & the Individual offers dual of training Kansas« Extension staff to many of the Mexican stock- co receives its ‘controlled mal Health.” lessons on physical and emotional health deliver the program in the state. er and feed cattle come PORTABLE CATTLE AND HORSE SHELTERS and balancing life at home with work. Sessions will be offered through Ex- back to the U.S. So it is a win-win for all parties con- Work & Partner emphasizes building tension offices and work sites, such as Will cerned.” Custom and managing relationships and resolv- Lunch-and-Learn offerings or in cooper- Mexico denied access to ing conflicts (via emotional repair) and ation with employers, she said. U.S. breeding stock begin- Build sharing household work. More information is available at ning Dec. 23, 2003, when the To Work & Parenting offers insight on county and district K-State Research and United States announced Your how parents« work can impact their chil- Extension offices, and on its Website on its first-ever case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy Needs dren and the mood at home and tips for aging: www.aging.ksu.edu. (BSE). Since that time, Mex- ¥ Built on 4 x 4 x 3/16-inch square ¥ Purlins are made of 2-inch square ico has only allowed impor- skids with chains for easy moving tubing tation of registered U.S. ¥ Frames are built on 3-inch square ¥ No. 1 Dura-shield Metal - choice of Stress? what dairy heifers under the age tubing, 3/16-inch wall thickness color and trim of 24 months, despite in- H&L QUALITY BUILDINGS, INC. depth international negoti- stress? 2404 26th Ave. ¥ Central City, NE 68826 ations to include breeding One third of the Ameri- Phone: 1-866-946-5212 (toll free) ¥ Cell 402-694-8614 stock. “This is a big win for can workers queried in a hlqualitybuildings.com email: [email protected] U.S. cattle producers — and 2001 study by Galinsky, Kim & Bond reported feeling chronically overworked. Most who participated in a study conducted by Clarks- berg and Moen, also in 2001, reported working more hours than they would pre- 14th Annual fer. While many who work in a stressful environment can find it difficult to leave work stress at work, Deb Sellers, Kansas State Uni- versity Research and Ex- tension specialist on adult development and aging, en- courages mindful stress management. “Leave work stress at work,” Sellers said. “Focus on building a support net- work of family and friends outside of work. “Making time for self is important to mental and Judge: Chris Mullinex, El Dorado, KS physical health and is an es- sential need, rather than a luxury,” she said. More information on stress management is avail- able by contacting a county or district K-State Research and Extension office. Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 39 Family farm activist scheduled USDA projects second- to speak in Holton on April 10 highest planted corn acreage Kansas Cattlemen’s Association and men’s Association. He also was a lead area businesses are sponsoring an infor- plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against mational meeting and membership drive the world?s largest meatpacker, IBP (now total in more than 50 years at the Jackson County 4-H building in Tyson Foods) alleging unfair and discrimi- The recent prospective underestimated actual corn tion ever. The USDA’s June Holton at 7:30 pm on April 10. This event natory marketing practices. plantings report released by acres in the each of the last 30 report will provide a is free and open to the public. “Mike believes in supporting the family the U.S. Department of four years. “One thing farm- clearer view of 2008 corn Mike Callicrate, a cattle producer and farmer and local rural communities. This Agriculture indicates farm- ers have told us this year, acreage. political activist, will be the key-note is the same principle that KCA was found- ers are concerned about high and something I’ve seen my- “Based on what we’ve speaker addressing producers and commu- ed on, and we hope that community mem- nity members regarding current industry bers from Holton and the surrounding input costs, according to the self, are that growers are heard from our growers, and events, including the purchase of National areas will come to listen to what Mike has National Corn Growers As- facing tremendously higher if the weather goes our way, and Smithfield Beef by Brazilian company to offer,” remarked KCA Executive Direc- sociation (NCGA). The re- input costs -- particularly for we’re confident we will pro- JBS. tor, Brandy Carter. port says farmers intend to fertilizer and diesel fuel,” duce another good crop,” Since the mid-1990s, Callicrate has 100% USA Beef hamburgers and re- plant 86.014 million corn Litterer added. “We need ac- Litterer said. “We’re com- been actively involved in social and polit- freshments will be provided by free will acres this year, an 8 percent cess to more affordable mitted to meeting all ical efforts to improve the welfare of fam- donation. There will be a small drop from 2007’s high sources of natural gas for needs — food, fuel, feed ily farms and to restore effective publicly- FUNdraiser auction after the speaking en- acreage, yet the second- fertilizer production and and fiber, and we are heart- regulated markets. He was a founding gagement, and KCA Vice President, David highest acreage intention we’re concerned about the ened by the trend toward member of several farm advocacy groups Pfrang, Past Vice President, Bruce Rinkes, including the Organization for Competitive and Brandy Carter will be in attendance since 1949, NCGA notes. impact of higher crude oil higher yields that maximizes Markets, R-CALF, and the Kansas Cattle- to discuss the work KCA is doing this year. “We’re always cautious prices on farmer profitabili- how much corn is produced when we review the March ty.” per acre. Farmers are be- projections, because they The March USDA report coming more efficient and KCA announces election results are made before any seeds would indicate approximate- more productive.” The Kansas Cattlemen’s members, Perry Owens, cowherd primarily by pri- really enter the ground,” said ly 79 million harvested Today’s USDA report Association producer mem- and Hal Luthi. vate treaty. Ron Litterer, NCGA presi- acres. If the average trend also noted that many previ- bers recently held elec- Hal Luthi, Madison, is a Perry Owens grew up in dent. “The corn acreage pro- yield of 155.5 bushels per ous corn acres are being tions by mail in ballot. Vot- partner in a three genera- the cattle business watch- jections also have a tenden- acre is realized, corn pro- planted in soybean, a com- ing resulted in adding a tion cattle operation with ing and learning from his cy to go up. Last year, for ducers would be on track to mon crop rotation. The pro- new policy to the associa- his father Harold and son dad and other “old school” example, there was a differ- produce approximately 12.3 jected 74.8 million acres tion as well as electing two Dallas. Luthi’s operation cattlemen on how to market ence of more than 3 million billion bushels in 2008 — would be the third-highest new board members who backgrounds on the edge of cattle and not give them acres between the March es- the second-highest produc- soybean acreage in history. will serve KCA for a three the Flint Hills and main- away. Owens has been in- timate and the final num- year term. tains ownership in com- volved in the feed yard side ber.” Litterer pointed out Overwhelmingly, KCA mercial feedlots in south- of the cattle business since Fredonia Livestock Auction, LLC USDA’s March report has members voted in favor of west Kansas. The Luthi 1979, and is currently man- 360 W. Madison ¥ Fredonia, KS 66736 supporting energy produc- family markets bulls from aging Ottawa County Feed- tion that is vital to rural their black Simmental ers, Inc. in Minneapolis. 620-378-2212 ¥ 620-212-1830 ¥ 620-212-3929 communities and produc- Heritage ers in Kansas. This is an CONSIGNMENTS FOR issue that KCA has not pre- Vinyl Products SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE viously held policy on. Saturday, April 12 - Starting at 12:00 Noon Based on the membership RANCH RAIL, input, KCA will now move DISPERSALS INCLUDE: forward in addressing this PICKET, ETC. ¥ 90 Mostly blk pairs & heavy springers, 5-9 yrs. old issue in Topeka and Decks and hand rail ¥ 21 Blk cows with big fall calves at side, 6-9 yrs. old throughout Kansas. ¥ 100 Mixed pairs, 4-SS yrs. old As well as adding policy, Steiner Implement ¥ 40 Blk pairs & springers running ages BULLS INCLUDE: Board elections took place. SABETHA, KANSAS Two members of the Board ¥ 2 Registered yearling Shorthorn bulls, good heifer bulls ¥ 3 Registered Angus bulls, 2 yrs. old have completed their three 785-284-2181 year term will be departing this year. Casey Kimberlin, Buffalo, and Dave Bowm an, Brewster, have both served on the Board since 2005. 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estate may appear to be a source of family conflict. and take their anger out By Val Farmer solution. However this If parents’ haven’t desig- on their siblings. can cause family rifts. nated ownership or given Most children will ac- This “good child,“ acting these things away prior to cept their parents’ wishes out of fairness and re- their deaths, this can re- if they know the process spect for the parents’ sult in huge conflicts. by which they came to Rural Life wishes, may alienate his Don’t put competing their decisions was fair or her less impartial sib- parties coveting the same and that their situation Divide your estate, lings and be the recipient item in charge of dividing and feelings were consid- of their anger at the par- up possessions. Some ered. If the process is un- not your family ents’ estate plan or out of things cannot be divided clear or subject to suspi- their past resentments for and retain their value. cion, then hard feelings the “fair haired” child. Give it away or sell it are more likely. The biggest problem er subset of family mem- ney (license to steal), Being the executor is a and divide the cash. Pos- For more information with estate plans isn’t the bers disturbed either by undo influence (psycho- thankless job and de- session is 9/10ths of the on estate planning, visit legal and financial frame- the estate plan or sibling logical pressure), or joint serves compensation, law and the “early bird” Val Farmer’s website at work chosen to execute behavior actively lash out tenancy (becoming co- something the siblings appropriators will be re- www.valfarmer.com. parents’ wishes, but fami- to correct problems as owners of assets original- may not appreciate or sented. For Val Farmer’s new ly emotional issues that they perceive them. ly intended for the es- agree on. Putting siblings Revealing too much or book on marriage, “To disrupt a rational plan of These families are em- tate). with a history of unre- not enough. Telling your Have and To Hold,” send a asset distribution. Parents broiled in litigation or This family member solved conflict as co-ex- children about the details check or money order for or their attorneys don’t the threat of litigation, may be tempted exploit ecutors is doing neither of the estate plan may $14.95 plus $3.95 for ship- always anticipate or see guardianship or will con- their position of trust by one of them a favor. cause anger and resent- ping and handling for the the ramifications of fu- tests, and exchange hurt- the opportunity for finan- Parents may consider ment toward the parents first book and $2.00 for ture family conflicts or ful, vitriolic bitterness cial gain, lack of finan- putting a trusted friend and subject them to undo each additional book to JV difficulties in administer- and hatred. Permanent cial audits or controls, or a commercial trustee/ pressure or emotional Publishing, LLC, P.O. Box ing the estate. Here are family rupture is the re- problems in his or her executor in charge of blackmail to change their 886, Casselton, ND 58012. some typical patterns: sult that will reverber- life, and an ability to ra- managing the estate. Also wishes. By not sharing Val Farmer is a clinical No conflict. In about ate among future genera- tionalize behavior be- they may consider a sec- enough, either prior to psychologist specializing in one half of estate plans, tions. cause of “deservingness. “ ond signature by a non- death or in the will itself, family business consulta- there is no family con- Even the best estate This candidate for violat- family member on family basic unfairness may go tion and mediation with flict. Family relationships plan and among the best ing trust may be the accounts and have an an- forward uncorrected farm families. He lives in are based on love, good of families, there will be trusted son, the Johnny- nual accounting made for and/or siblings will imag- Wildwood, Missouri and communications, mutual an occasional family come-lately caregiver, or expenditures and invest- ine that the parents were can be contacted through respect and trust. Parents member who will fight the favored daughter. ments. subject to undo influence his website. have a good understand- and react negatively no Motivated by greed, No disposition of tangi- ing of family dynamics matter what the parents this family member may ble possession. Sentimen- enough to create to an es- might decide. Not every collude with siblings to tal keepsakes and valued tate plan that is inherent- situation is preventable exploit the parents’ as- family possessions such ly fair and acceptable to and the rest of the family sets, invest to one’s own as jewelry, heirlooms, fur- all parties concerned. will have to endure it as benefit or collude with niture, dishes, guns, Successful struggles. they have all along. an attorney to maximize hobby equipment, and When there is some fami- Big mistakes that cre- their own inheritance collections can be a ly conflict, a sizeable pro- ate family conflict Trust- through revised wills. The portion of families strug- ing the wrong person. A right of survivorship puts gle with one or two tough family member is chosen the widowed parent in issues and resolve them and put into a position of control of the estate. The Marysville Livestock Sales satisfactorily through trust with regard to fi- family dynamics sur- communication and nego- nances. This could be a rounding surviving parent Every Thursday at 12 Noon tiation. The estate plan family caregiver, executor, are different and he or may not have anticipated trustee, guardian or per- she is often the target of Donnie Kirkham, Manager these issues but the sib- sonal representative who this undo influence or lings have enough good- has access to the parents control. 1180 US Hwy. 77 P. O. Box 67, Marysville, KS 66508 will and communication assets through joint Appointing the oldest SALE AD INFORMATION FOR April 3, 2008 skill to work through the checking accounts (key to or most trusted child in STEERS BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,640@$53.75 difficulty. the safe), power of attor- the family to execute the BARNES 3 CHAR STR 520@$124.50 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,385@$53.25 Bruised feelings. In DILLER,NE 6 BLK STR 429@$123.00 BLUE RAPIDS 1 CHAR COW 1,430@$53.25 BAILEYVILLE 4 BLK STR 515@$122.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,245@$53.00 about a fifth of the estate ND METAL AXTELL 5 MIX STR 463@$120.50 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,545@$53.00 plans, family members MO SUP DILLER,NE 3 BLK STR 536@$120.00 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,295@$52.75 are hurt by the conflict H ¨ “Where QualityP AXTELL 5 MIX STR 532@$119.50 HANOVER 1 RED COW 1,495@$52.25 C LY BAILEYVILLE 11 BLK STR 607@$118.50 MANHATTAN 1 BWF COW 1,000@$52.25 surrounding caregiving, I Hits Home” ODELL,NE 11 MIX STR 538@$116.25 WATERVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,430@$52.00 housing or inheritance R Steel Is AXTELL 2 MIX STR 392@$116.00 SENECA 1 HOL COW 1,440@$52.00 Our Deal decisions. They are of- BLUE RAPIDS 5 BLK STR 601@$114.50 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,410@$52.00 fended by the process in 15 Colors Metal 4’ - 48’ Custom Cut WATERVILLE 6 BLK STR 621@$114.00 HANOVER 1 BWF COW 1,305@$52.00 * Metal Orders Placed on Monday Will Be Ready on Friday ODELL,NE 3 MIX STR 430@$113.00 BERN 1 BLK COW 1,190@$51.75 which decisions were FRANKFORT 2 BWF STR 600@$110.00 BERN 1 WF COW 1,245@$51.75 made, the influence of SENECA 1 RED COW 1,225@$51.50 FEATURING: ¥ #1 29 ga. & 26 ga. Painted Metal (40 Year Warranty) WATERVILLE 4 BLK STR 655@$109.25 siblings, or the inequali- HERKIMER 3 BLK STR 603@$106.50 GOFF 1 BLK COW 1,340@$51.25 ¥ #2 and Liner Panel Metal at Low Low Prices ¥ Residential and SENECA 1 BLK COW 1,370@$51.25 ties of the asset distribu- BEATRICE, NE 17 MIX STR 691@$106.50 Commercial Overhead Doors & Operators ¥ Steel Entry Doors ¥ VERMILLION 9 BLK STR 604@$106.00 BERN 1 RED COW 1,405@$51.00 tion. Painted Screws and Nails ¥ Vinyl & Aluminum Windows ¥ Color BLAINE 11 MIX STR 659@$106.00 GOFF 1 BLK COW 1,590@$50.75 A poorly executed es- Matched Trim (Custom Made For You) ¥ Insulation Products ¥ FAIRBURY, NE 10 MIX STR 713@$105.10 SENECA 1 BLK COW 1,495@$50.50 tate plan adds to preex- Complete Building Kits ¥ Competitive Prices ¥ And much, much AXTELL 10 WF STR 601@$105.00 GOFF 1 RED COW 1,155@$50.50 BAILEYVILLE 1 HOL COW 1,710@$50.00 isting sibling rivalries. more! ¥ Delivery Available WASHINGTON 13 BLK STR 687@$104.25 BARNES 3 CHAR STR 653@$104.25 MANHATTAN 1 BWF COW 1,350@$50.00 Although not litigious, the Richmond Metal Sales MARYSVILLE 2 MIX BULL 537@$103.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,295@$50.00 conflict results in further HANOVER 10 MIX STR 609@$100.75 RANDOLPH 1 BLK COW 1,175@$49.75 SENECA 1 HOL COW 1,815@$49.75 strained relationships, 42576 E. 164th ¥ Richmond, MO 64085 WASHINGTON 18 MIX STR 732@$100.00 QUALITY AXTELL 27 WF STR 728@$98.50 FRANKFORT 1 XBRD COW 1,265@$49.75 withdrawal or avoidance C.H.I. TOLL FREE 888-706-3131 BLAINE 19 MIX STR 750@$96.10 SENECA 1 HOL COW 1,535@$49.50 between families. WATERVILLE 4 BLK STR 803@$93.75 SENECA 1 BLK COW 1,575@$49.50 OVERHEAD DOORS 816-776-3100 The fight is on. Anoth- FRANKFORT 55 MIX STR 838@$92.35 BAILEYVILLE 1 HOL COW 1,645@$49.25 HANOVER 2 BLK STR 752@$92.00 WATERVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,215@$49.25 ODELL,NE 2 BLK STR 760@$92.00 WATERVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,785@$49.25 BARNES 3 CHAR STR 765@$91.25 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,330@$49.25 WASHINGTON 19 MIX STR 896@$86.85 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,135@$49.25 HEIFERS LIBERTY,NE 1 XBRD COW 1,270@$49.00 BAILEYVILLE 3 BLK HFR 483@$102.25 DILLER,NE 1 BLK COW 1,415@$48.75 HANOVER 5 BLK HFR 387@$100.00 SENECA 1 HOL COW 1,420@$48.50 WATERVILLE 5 BLK HFR 546@$98.75 BERN 1 BLK COW 1,215@$47.75 WATERVILLE 9 BLK HFR 629@$97.25 HANOVER 1 BWF COW 1,200@$47.75 BARNES 4 CHAR HFR 532@$97.25 BARNES 1 BLK COW 1,330@$47.75 BARNES 1 RED COW 1,260@$47.75 HANOVER 3 BLK HFR 485@$97.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,510@$47.75 AXTELL 6 MIX HFR 490@$97.00 SENECA 1 BWF COW 1,065@$47.50 MARYSVILLE 3 MIX HFR 580@$96.50 LIBERTY,NE 1 XBRD COW 1,010@$46.75 FRANKFORT 2 BWF HFR 572@$95.50 WATERVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,065@$45.75 DILLER,NE 2 BLK HFR 502@$94.50 BAILEYVILLE 1 HOL COW 1,745@$43.75 ODELL,NE 2 MIX HFR 612@$94.00 FRANKFORT 1 WF COW 1,435@$43.25 BLUE RAPIDS 3 MIX HFR 566@$94.00 BARNES 1 RED COW 1,350@$42.25 VERMILLION 4 BLK HFR 507@$93.50 GREENLEAF 1 BWF COW 1,185@$40.50 MARYSVILLE 9 MIX HFR 553@$93.25 BULLS BAILEYVILLE 3 MIX HFR 610@$93.00 WATERVILLE 1 BWF BULL 1,890@$67.75 BARNES 4 CHAR HFR 688@$90.00 SUMMERFIELD 1 RED BULL 2,075@$67.50 HANOVER 8 BLK HFR 588@$90.00 GOFF 1 BLK BULL 2,110@$65.25 AXTELL 15 WF HFR 700@$87.00 WATERVILLE 1 RED BULL 1,695@$64.25 BLUE RAPIDS 2 MIX HFR 710@$86.75 HANOVER 1 BLK BULL 1,570@$63.25 WASHINGTON 27 MIX HFR 753@$85.00 BAILEYVILLE 1 HOL BULL 2,105@$63.25 COWS BAILEYVILLE 2 BLK HFRETTE 835@$77.50 WATERVILLE 2 BLK HFRETTE 932@$77.50 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 10, 2008 BERN 1 BLK HFRETTE 980@$70.00 15 MIXED COWS - RUNNING AGES - 5-7 MO BRED MARYSVILLE 1 WF HFRETTE 780@$64.00 40 BLK STRS/HFRS 450-550# WV BLUE RAPIDS 2 CHAR HFRETTE 860@$60.00 21 LIM X STRS/HFRS 300-600# WVx2 SENECA 2 RED HFRETTE 982@$60.00 25 BLK STRS/HFRS 650-750# WVx2 SENECA 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,065@$57.50 15 BLK HFRS 800-825# WVx2 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,365@$56.75 BLUE RAPIDS 2 BLK HFRETTE 1,150@$55.00 56 BLK STRS/HFRS 500-600# WVx2 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,580@$55.00 30 MIXED HFRS 550-600# WVx2 GOFF 1 BLK COW 1,295@$54.00 18 BLK STRS/HFRS 700-750# WVx2 BLUE RAPIDS 1 CHAR COW 1,405@$53.75 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,550@$53.75 BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,420@$53.75 OHLDE PUREBRED BULL SALE - APRIL 21 - BARNES 1 CHAR COW 1,385@$53.75 AT MARYSVILLE LIVESTOCK BARNES 1 RED COW 1,400@$53.75

Dave Bures ¥ Auctioneer FIELD REPRESENTATIVES Jim Dalinghaus, Baileyville, KS Jeff Cook, Hanover, KS 785-799-5643 785-337-2208 Greg Anderson, 785-747-8170 Dave Roever, Home, KS, 785-562-8350 Barn Phone ¥ 785-562-1015 www.marysvillelivestock.com Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 41 Counting a key to grow plants from seed For some gardeners, frost-free date - the day indoor growth required to Yard & Garden Tips growing plants from seed is their area usually has raise seedlings ready to the ultimate satisfaction. 50-50 odds for more freez- transplant outdoors. Chip Miller isn’t one of ing cold. (Salina’s is April How many weeks before By Gregg Eyestone them. 17.) or after last frost that seed “Like the person who “If you don’t know that and/or transplants can go Rust disease on trees didn’t buy green bananas, date, you can just call your into the garden. I’ve felt my time is growing nearest county Extension How many days that Soon the eastern red rieties. Many of today’s mod- A spray treatment goes too short for such long- office,” Miller said. food-producing plants need cedar will turn a brilliant ern crabapple varieties are from now through the end of range plans,” said Miller, a Cautious gardeners to produce harvest-ready shade of orange. Every year not affected by rust. ‘Prairie May to protect the apples. horticulturist with Kansas won’t plant outdoors, fruits or vegetables. in early April, galls that Fire’ is a good selection for Come July and August the State University Research though, until their 95 per- “Sometimes that last started two years ago on the our area. More information rust will go back to the and Extension. cent frost-free date, when fact determines whether juniper plant swell and pro- on crabapples is found in cedar and junipers and that He’s got so many leftover they have 5 percent odds you need to start seed in- duce the orange, one inch the publication “Flowering would be the time to treat seeds in storage, however, for another freeze. The doors,” Miller said. “But, long tendrils. It is active Crabapples” from K-State them. The rust life cycle that he’s thinking of trying Kansas Weather Data Li- sometimes gardeners just during raining periods from Research and Extension. has been occurring for a again this year. brary maintains that date want to produce their now until the end of May. I planted the edible long time. One option is to “All you have to do to fig- for weather stations state- own transplants, rather The fungal spores from apple variety ‘Enterprise’ to do nothing and just live with ure out when to plant seeds wide on the Web at http:// than spend money to buy these fruiting bodies are prevent necessary sprays it. is just count backwards,” www.oznet.ksu.edu/wdl/ some.” going to susceptible hosts for rust. Other tolerant You can find out more in- Miller said. “But, you also freeze2.htm. (Salina’s is Miller’s fact sheet on for the summer. Hosts are apple cultivars are ‘Red De- formation on gardening by need to know when, on av- May 7.) what’s needed to start edible apples, crabapples, licious,’ ‘Liberty,’ ‘Priscilla,’ going to Riley County’s K- erage, the odds no longer Miller said most seed plants indoors successfully hawthorn and quince. Each ‘Redfree,’ ‘William’s Pride,’ State Research and Exten- favor your getting another packets provide several is on the Web at http:// host has a specific guest but and ‘Freedom.’ Edible ap- sion website at www.riley. freeze.” other facts needed for the www.oznet.ksu.edu/ (search their appearance to the eye ples may need managed for ksu.edu or you may contact To decide whether to backward counting: for “2007 HortNews 118. is similar so they get other diseases such as apple Gregg Eyestone at (785) 537- plant seeds indoors or out- The number of weeks of pub"). lumped together as rust. scab, fireblight and pow- 6350 or e-mail geyeston@ side, risk-taking gardeners Rust injury on cedar (ju- dery mildew along with the ksu.edu. often use their average niper) is minimal. There are rust. STOP plenty of cedars throughout Preventable sprays can our environment to prove reduce the injury to suscep- HUTCHINSON COMMISSION COMPANY Water from coming in your Basement or Grain Elevators 811 N. 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Olivet Road LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 13th ANNUAL SHOW PIG SALE Sunday, April 6, 2008 • 1:00 PM Preview beginning at 11:00 AM SALE BEGINS at 1:00 PM PIGS ARE ALL RAISED ON OUR FARM — COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH SERVED — For more information or directions to the farm, contact: DAYTIME PHONE NUMBER: 913-682-4376 — EVENING PHONE NUMBERS — Larry Theis Mark Theis Jerry Theis 913-682-5130 913-682-2417 913-683-0775 Page 42 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS AND FEED RATIOS, KANSAS AND UNITED STATES Kansas United States Farm prices up according to March report COMMODITY March Feb. March 15, March Feb. The March All Farm Products Index of lower than last year. Alfalfa hay averaged 2007 2008 2008 2007 2008 Current Parity1 Prices Received by Kansas farmers, at 147 $107.00 per ton, up $4.00 from February PRICES RECEIVED BY FARMERS Dollars percent of the 1990-92 base, is up 7 points but $18.00 lower than last March. Other All Wheat, bu ...... 4.66 9.29 12.00 4.75 9.98 11.70 12.50 from February and up 20 points from hay, at $81.00 per ton, is up $7.00 from Corn, bu ...... 3.74 4.86 5.24 3.43 4.53 4.83 7.89 March 2007. The All Crops Index in February but $3.00 below last March. Oats, bu ...... 2.80 3.56 3.39 2.40 3.20 3.38 5.13 March, at 279 percent of the 1990-92 base, All beef cattle is bringing an average of Barley, bu ...... - - - 3.11 4.39 4.75 8.61 is up 34 points from February and up 119 $91.30 per cwt. in mid-March, down $1.10 Sorghum Grain, cwt ...... 6.41 8.47 8.81 6.48 8.35 8.72 14.10 points from 2007. The Meat Animals Index, from February and $5.00 below the price All Sunflowers, cwt ...... 15.80 (4) 25.80 15.60 24.20 24.10 39.30 at 117 percent of the 1990-92 base, is down from last March. Cow prices, at $53.60 per All Hay, ton ...... 117.00 94.00 102.00 119.00 133.00 139.00 - 2 points from February and 7 points below cwt., is up 70 cents from February and Alfalfa, ton ...... 125.00 103.00 107.00 121.00 138.00 143.00 - last year. $5.30 above the price from last March. Other, ton ...... 84.00 74.00 81.00 115.00 122.00 128.00 - Wheat prices in mid-March, at $12.00 Steers and heifers averaged $92.50 per Soybeans, bu ...... 6.93 12.10 12.20 6.95 11.70 11.90 19.50 per bushel, is up $2.71 from February and cwt., down $1.10 from February and $5.30 All Beef Cattle, cwt ...... 96.30 92.40 91.30 91.60 89.00 88.70 239.00 up $7.34 from last March. below March 2007. Calf prices in mid- Cows, cwt ...... 48.30 52.90 53.60 47.20 51.40 52.20 - Corn prices in mid-March, at $5.24 per March is $125.00 per cwt., down $1.00 All Steers & Heifers, cwt. .97.80 93.60 92.50 97.70 94.20 93.80 - bushel, is up 38 cents from February and from February and down $6.00 from March Calves, cwt ...... 131.00 126.00 125.00 122.00 120.00 120.00 346.00 $1.50 above last March. 2007. Hogs, cwt ...... 40.90 36.60 34.60 44.90 42.20 41.20 131.00 Farmers received an average of $8.81 The all hog price of $34.60 per cwt. for Sows, cwt ...... 33.30 24.30 26.20 33.00 22.90 25.10 - per cwt. for sorghum grain in mid-March, mid-March is down $2.00 from February Barrows & Gilts, cwt . . . . .42.00 38.40 35.90 45.50 43.20 41.90 - up 34 cents from February and $2.40 above and down $6.30 from last March. Sow Lambs, cwt2 ...... - - - 95.50 96.80 - 272.00 last March. prices averaged $26.20, up $1.90 from Feb- Sheep, cwt2 ...... - - - 36.60 29.90 - 109.00 Soybean prices, at $12.20 per bushel in ruary but $7.10 lower than March 2007. Milk, cwt., avg. fat test3 . . . .15.20 19.60 18.70 15.60 19.10 18.30 45.60 mid-March, is up 10 cents from February Barrow and gilt prices averaged $35.90 per Average fat test, percent3 . . .3.69 3.78 3.73 3.72 3.77 3.74 - and $5.27 above last March. cwt. in mid-March, down $2.50 from Feb- 1 U.S. Parity Prices based on 1910-14 base. All hay prices averaged $102.00 per ton ruary and $6.10 below last March. 2 Preliminary price not published. in mid-March, up $8.00 3 Before deductions for hauling. Includes quality, quantity, and other premiums. Excludes hauling subsidies. from February but $15.00 4 Price not published to avoid disclosure of individual firms. FEED Eureka Livestock Sale P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 FEEDS “The Key To Successful Feeding” Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp On Thursday, April 3 we had 904 head of cattle. How do you like your steak? CHOICE STEERS: 300-500 lbs., $90-$107.25; 700-900 lbs., $83- Well done, rare, medium? Precision Truss $105-$133.50; 500-700 lbs., $97- $94. $124.25; 700-900 lbs., $85- BUTCHER COWS: $35-$60, Everybody has a personal choice. $107.50. mostly $45-$55, very active. CHOICE HEIFERS: 350-500 BUTCHER BULLS: $64-$68, How about your livestock feed? lbs., $105-$117.50; 500-700 lbs., mostly $65-$67, very active. Same deal, everybody’s situation is EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 10 different, and we do cater to ¥ 35 real fancy Angus pairs all with their 1st calf at side, out of Angus bulls. Pairs ear tagged alike. Super fancy home what you need and want. raised from the Walker Ranch from Moline, KS. ¥ 20 Angus cows, 3-7 yrs. old with 8 calves at side, balance We will blend the supplements to comple- heavy springers. Bred to blk and red bulls. ¥ 200 Angus heifers, 450-600 lbs., home raised and C.H.V. ment your feedstuffs ... you name it, we and dry wintered. can balance your ration. ¥ 175 Angus and bwf steers, 600-850 lbs., home raised. ¥ 120 Beefmaster steers and heifers, mostly steers, 500-700 Tired of Paying Big City Prices lbs., home raised and dry wintered. Call Us Now so we can help you ¥ 110 mixed steers & heifers, 450-600 lbs., home raised maximize your feedstuffs, For Your House and Floor Trusses! ¥ 50 blk Char cross steers & heifers, 500-700 lbs., home raised. livestock productivity and Give us a Call for a Free Quote! ¥ 34 Limo cross bulls, heifers, 375-550 lbs., home raised. greenbacks in your pocketbook! ¥ 30 wf, bwf steers & heifers, 700-900 lbs., home raised. SEVERAL MORE CATTLE PENDING! FOURTH & POMEROY ASSOCIATES, INC. ROOF & FLOOR TRUSSES We appreciate your business! Joseph Ebert, General Manager P. O. Box 516, Clay Center, KS 67432 Office 785-562-5615 ¥ Fax 785-562-5693 Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager 785-632-2141 ¥ WATS 1-800-432-7423 Located 3 miles West of Marysville, Kan. Home Phone - 620-583-5385 LICENSED ENGINEERS ¥ TRAINED PROFESSIONALS Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 YOUR TRUCK HEADQUARTERS JC LIVESTOCK SALES INC. CLAY CENTER IN THE FLINT HILLS Now All Wednesday Sales, Hogs 10 AM • Cattle 12 Noon LIVESTOCK SALES INC. Cattle sales Tuesday, 12:00 PM. 2004 Ford CONSIGNMENTS FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH: 2003 FORD COMPLETE DISPERSAL: 28 blk x pairs, fall and spring running Last week’s market was steady with several groups of fall F-150 XLT age ...... J. Geiswein calves, some right off cows and others with shots. EXPEDITION Following Cows STEERS HEIFERS 20 black cross strs & hfrs, 500-600 ...... Bar Box Ranch 6 344 130.00 7 384 108.50 Stock#: T6353 50 black cross strs & hfrs, 450-550, wean & vac . .Stoffer Farms 6 457 128.50 4 428 108.00 HARD TO FIND! 80 black cross hfrs only, 500-600, wean & vac ...... K. Geist 6 517 125.50 7 412 107.50 25 black cross hfrs only, 675-775 ...... G. Schmutz 9 487 125.00 12 563 102.50 Leather • Roof • Low Miles Stock#: 60 black cross hfrs only, 775-800 ...... C. Ring 17 576 123.75 6 535 102.00 T5956L 70 black cross strs only, 875-900 ...... D. Bannahan 4 500 121.00 7 561 100.75 Ext. Cab, Red, 39K, 5.4 liter 80 black cross strs & hfrs, 600-800 ...... G. Beers 9 532 118.00 12 557 99.00 38 542 116.00 14 487 94.75 8 cyl., automatic Plus more by sale time. 20 558 115.00 10 595 94.25 2005 Ford F-250 18 552 115.00 12 556 94.00 2008 Ford F-450 16 603 109.00 21 698 93.75 Super Duty Crew Cab Ks. Angus Influence Female Sale 14 600 107.25 15 613 92.50 Super Duty 11 667 100.25 12 653 91.50 Saturday, April 12 ¥ 1:00 PM 62 794 97.00 FALL COWS 15-15 Ang x fall pairs, 2-4 yrs ...... R. Hoffman EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY, TUESDAY, APRIL 8 40 Ang cross fall sprg. 3-6 yrs ...... J. Lahr 130 black cross steers & heifers, 775-800 ...... J. Sjogren 40 Ang cross fall sprg. 2 yrs. old ...... Johnson Farms 68 red cross steers & heifers, 700-800 ...... M. Elledge Stock#: T6213N Stock#: 10 Ang cross fall sprg. 2 yrs. old ...... R. Hoffman 45 black steers & heifers, 475-625 ...... A. Hoffman T6166N SPRING COWS 25 black steers & heifers, 500-600 ...... G. Sanneman 4x4, Automatic w/overdrive, Crew Cab, Oxford White, 15-15 Ang cross spring prs, 2 yrs. old ...... Johnson Farms 30 mixed steers & heifers, 550-650 ...... D. Schwab True Blue Metallic, 806 miles! 6.4 liter 8 cyl., Auto, 10-10 Ang cross spring prs, 2 yrs. old ...... Lloyds Farm 68 black steers & heifers, 450-600 ...... RJ & Q. Meyer 6.0 Liter 8 cyl., 85K Powerstroke Diesel. 8-8 Ang cross spring prs, 2 yrs. old ...... Double AA Ranch 40 black cross steers & heifers, 450-600 ...... L. Beikman 10-10 Ang cross spring prs, 2-3 yrs...... N. Fuller Many more consignments by sale time 2004 Ford F-350 20-20 Ang cross spring prs, 3-8 yrs ...... Double AA Ranch 2006 Ford F-250 XLT 40-40 Ang cross spring prs, 6-8 yrs ...... Cott Farms Super Duty 20 Ang cross springers, 6-8 yrs ...... Cott Farms EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 15 12 black cross 2 yr. old hfrs with calves ...... Bar 7S Ranch 13 black steers & heifers, 500-550, weaned, vaccinated OPEN HEIFERS READY TO BREED 31 black steers, 400-550, open 19 black cross, 700-800 ...... B. Whearty Many more consignments by sale time 15 black cross, 700-750 ...... E. Thompson Stock#: 6 black cross, 700-725 ...... N. Fuller Stock#: T6142N 15 bwf F-1’s, 700-800 ...... J. & C. Brown SHEEP & GOAT SALE SCHEDULE ONLY T6238N Super Cab, 4x4, white, 58K, 10 bwf F-1’s, 700-800 ...... M. Gfeller First Saturday Of Month Starting at 1 PM Red, 47K, 6.0 Liter 8 cyl., 6.0 Liter 8 cyl., automatic. 28 black cross 750-825 ...... D. & C. Zumbrunn Due to USDA requirements, all female and intact male sheep and goats will 6 speed manual. Plus more by sale time. need to be Scrapie tagged. If not tagged, a $2 fee will be assessed per head. CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE. We lowered all prices April 1, to help with the high fuel JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566 Junction City Field Reps: Jim Heine 785-765-3480, Alma Clay Center Field Representatives: Lee Holtmeier 785-348-5468 prices and stressed economy! Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Bruce Rogge, 785-692-4214 JERRY OLSON,SALES MANAGER Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185 620-343-1700 HOWARD LANGVARDT KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT LYNN LANGVARDT TOLL FREE: 800-999-7415 785-238-8212 785-499-5434 785-238-1858 785-461-5143 JNFord.com Cell: 785-761-5812 Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813 3002 West Highway 50, EMPORIA, KS 66801 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Page 43 Maple syrup makers once again Kansas state fair announces the collecting tree sap as weather warms NEW LEBANON, N.Y. Outside, Benson’s to tap more than 10 acres of cattle supreme drive for 2008 (AP) — On a recent warm, friend, Gus Murray, pa- her land. She owns the The Kansas State Fair announces it sponsored by Travalong, and $1,000 sugar shack, a small build- rainy day, tree sap trickled trolled the cat’s cradle of will hold a “Supreme Drive” to salute awarded to the overall champion fe- through hundreds of taps plastic tubing strung ing with a slate roof that and down through miles of among the trees in search puffs out big clouds of the winners and exhibitors of the indi- male, sponsored by Titan West. In addi- plastic tubing to Larry Ben- of leaks. steam when the evaporator vidual champions in the open beef cat- tion, the eighteen breed champions will son’s sugar shack. “This came on in a inside is fired up. tle shows on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2008. qualify to win the use of an OK Corral It was official: Maple hurry,” said Murray, ready They share the output. In 2007, a committee was formed from for a year and the use of a Travalong Dreyfus will sell some from season has started again. with a roll of tape to patch exhibitors and others involved in the show trailer for a year. The Kansas Benson, among hun- holes. “It went from noth- the shack and both give dreds of maple syrup mak- ing to ‘Boom!’ in no time.” away bottles to friends. beef cattle industry to improve the open State Fair open breeding cattle shows ers busy checking lines and There are miles of tub- Benson has hopes to beef shows at the Kansas State Fair. are open to all exhibitors. stoking fires as tempera- ing here and sometimes fit- produce 150 gallons of Their goals include increasing the num- In addition to the Supreme Drive, tures nudge up in northern tings can loosen or a squir- syrup this month before ber of cattle shown, increasing the the Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation will rel might nibble through. buds on the trees signal the states, boiled down the number of exhibitors, providing a great recognize the 2008 Wall of Honor in- clear liquid into warm Murray had already helped running of darker, less de- syrup amid clouds of Benson drill 800 holes in sirable, sap. show for fairgoers, and providing mar- ductees at the September 13 event. maple-scented steam. the trees and set taps a few “Anyone who spends $40 keting opportunities to individuals and These inductees are great Kansas cattle- “It’s like most any other weeks ago. Murray figures for a gallon of syrup better companies involved in the beef industry. men who represent the Kansas cattle in- type of farming,” Benson to get a few quarts for his appreciate it because With these goals in mind the open dustry. work. there’s probably $42 of said as he crunched cattle show schedule has been adjusted Following the Wall of Honor pre- through the snow in the Sap runs a bit earlier work in it,” he said. sugar bush. “You can make for Hand Hollow since the Some maple producers to allow a Supreme Drive. To review sentations, the Supreme Drive will be a profit, but you have to south-facing sugar bush worry that warmer winters the show schedule revisions, visit held and the overall champion bull and work for it. I do it because I warms up sooner than oth- could hurt their opera- www.kansasstatefair.com. Nine breeds female will be crowned. Following, a enjoy it. I have no other ers. But the scene will be tions. Sap ran in New York will show and the champion bull and social and meal will be provided. Tick- played out all over the in early January 2007 dur- reason to be here.” female from each breed will compete ets for the Supreme Meal can be pur- More than a million gal- Northeast this month. ing an unseasonable warm lons of syrup will likely be Almost 7.3 million taps spell. But other longtime for the overall bull and female. There chased on line or on the exhibitors made this spring nation- were sunk into trees by producers, like Benson, say will be a total of eighteen winning ex- entry form. For more information on wide, much of it from small American syrup producers they start collecting at hibitors. The premiums include $1,000 the Supreme Drive visit, www.kansas producers like Benson, a last winter — more than about the same time they awarded to the overall champion bull, statefair.com. retired dairy farmer near three-quarters in New Eng- always have, on average. the Massachusetts line who land and New York, ac- In fact, conditions were makes maple syrup as cording to federal agricul- generally too cold for opti- much for pleasure as prof- tural statistics. mal sap flow in New Eng- it. New York was No. 3 in land last winter, while it Maple sap begins to flow maple production last year, was too warm in other when nights are cool and behind Vermont and states like New York and daytime temperatures Maine. While larger pro- Wisconsin, according to a creep toward the 40s. ducers might sink many report from the National Maple makers must move thousands of taps, the mar- Agricultural Statistics Ser- fast to collect the sap and ket is full of farmers and vice in New England. Na- boil down 40 gallons for other rural landowners tionwide production was every gallon of syrup. who do it as a side busi- off 13 percent last year. BELLEVILLE 81 LIVESTOCK SALES At Benson’s Hand Hol- ness. Junction Hwys 36 & 81 Belleville, Kansas low sugar shack, about a Benson got the bug CATTLE SALES EVERY FRIDAY ¥ 10:30 AM gallon of sap a minute was decades ago when he was Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. Large run April 4. Slaughter cows $25-$55.50, mostly $45- flowing. Benson kept feed- still a full-time dairy $52. Bulls $55-$64.25. A lot of calves unweaned. ing firewood into the evap- farmer. He started with a 1/2 mile East of Holton, KS on 16 Highway STEERS HEIFERS orator and dipping a hy- stovetop pan on his farm Livestock Auction every Tuesday at Noon 350-500 $110.00-$120.00 375-500 $100.00-$110.00 drometer into the warm and now teams up with Serving the Midwest LivestockIndustry for 55 Years! 500-600 $102.00-$117.00 500-600 $93.00-$102.00 syrup to check for quality. neighbor Christine Dreyfus 600-700 $100.00-$108.00 600-700 $87.00-$100.00 MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 720-800 $93.00-$100.00 750-875 $85.00-$89.00 WE SOLD 1,140 CATTLE CONSIGNMENTS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 11 STEERS 7 blk, bwf, gray strs [email protected] 10 cows, fall calves; 27 char, 600-800 lbs.; 41 blk, 350-550 6 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk strs [email protected] lbs.; 21 hfrs, 750-850 lbs.; 13 strs, 750 lbs.; 20 strs, 400-600 3 blk, bwf males [email protected] 3 blk, bwf strs [email protected] lbs.; 25 blk, 500-650 lbs.; 42 blk, 450-600 lbs.; 35 charx, Bonded & Insured 5 blk males [email protected] 4 hols strs [email protected] 400-600 lbs. SALE EVERY FRIDAY IN EMPORIA, KANSAS AT 11:00 AM 2 blk strs [email protected] 3 hols strs [email protected] 2 red, rwf males [email protected] 4 hols strs [email protected] 620-342-2425 or 800-835-7803 toll-free • Fax: 620-342-7741 7 blk, bwf strs [email protected] HEIFERS GOAT-SHEEP SALE, SATURDAY, APRIL 26 ¥ 5:30 PM Sale 4-4-08. Total Receipts: 1,272. Light cattle selling most- 2 blk males [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] ly steady to lower due to lack of quality and not being 4 blk strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] Market Reports ¥ Early Listings ¥ www.belleville81.com weaned. Calves that were weaned selling steady. Feeder 6 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] Barry & Angii Kort, Owners ¥ 785-527-2258 cattle mostly steady with most cattle being mixed colored. 1 blk male [email protected] 6 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] Cows selling higher. 3 blk males [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] Myron DeGraff ¥ 785-243-4368 4 hfrs @482# $118.50 12 strs @400# $118.00 7 blk, red strs [email protected] 14 blk, bwf, char hfrs [email protected] Dean Sothes ¥ 785-374-4288 8 hfrs @422# $114.10 5 strs @455# $115.00 3 blk, red strs [email protected] 7 blk hfrs [email protected] 5 hfrs @473# $113.00 5 strs @428# $108.00 6 blk strs [email protected] 2 blk hfrs [email protected] 12 hfrs @407# $110.00 4 strs @510# $124.00 8 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] 6 hfrs @444# $109.50 13 strs @501# $120.00 4 hfrs @430# $106.50 11 strs @516# $117.00 3 blk, bwf, rwf strs [email protected] 6 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 3 hfrs @510# $110.00 45 strs @582# $116.00 5 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 3 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 10 hfrs @577# $108.25 9 strs @572# $107.50 8 blk, bwf males [email protected] 6 blk, bwf, red hfrs [email protected] 6 hfrs @525# $106.00 12 strs @614# $119.00 3 blk strs [email protected] 9 blk hfrs [email protected] EL DORADO 10 hfrs @501# $104.50 5 strs @605# $118.00 4 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. 10 hfrs @564# $101.00 46 strs @641# $116.00 3 blk, bwf bulls [email protected] 20 mxd hfrs [email protected] 23 hfrs @592# $97.00 24 strs @653# $115.00 5 blk, char bulls [email protected] 5 rwf hfrs [email protected] 14 hfrs @585# $96.00 5 strs @647# $113.75 3 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] 4 hfrs @610# $103.00 4 strs @660# $109.75 316-320-3212 20 hfrs @625# $102.25 10 strs @647# $103.75 3 blk, red strs [email protected] 10 blk, red hfrs [email protected] Fax: 316-320-7159 3 hfrs @650# $100.00 12 strs @669# $101.50 5 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 6 hfrs @660# $96.00 52 strs @662# $98.00 8 bwf, rwf, red strs [email protected] 8 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, 30 hfrs @664# $94.20 6 strs @720# $108.00 3 blk, bwf bulls [email protected] 25 mxd hfrs [email protected] El Dorado, KS 67042 10 hfrs @670# $93.00 11 strs @701# $106.50 15 mxd strs [email protected] 8 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 19 hfrs @738# $92.00 21 strs @721# $106.25 19 blk, bwf, red strs 15 blk, red hfrs [email protected] Market Report for 4-3-08. Head Count 1,142. 3 hfrs @768# $91.00 5 strs @720# $104.00 [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] 300-400 lb. steers, $105-$126; heifers, $100-$116; 400-500 13 hfrs @780# $90.25 4 strs @735# $97.00 3 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 7 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] lb. steers, $102.50-$125.50; heifers, $92.50-$111.50; 500- 19 hfrs @748# $89.75 97 strs @781# $95.00 25 hfrs @781# $88.00 6 strs @780# $94.00 9 blk, bwf bulls [email protected] 7 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] 600 lb. steers, $97.50-$125.50; heifers, $87.50-$109; 600- 5 hfrs @798# $87.50 5 strs @810# $98.00 2 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 7 blk hfrs [email protected] 700 lb. steers, $92.50-$110; 600-700 lb. heifers, $85-$100; 6 hfrs @810# $88.00 15 strs @801# $96.50 7 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] 700-800 lb. steers, $90-$100.75; heifers, $80-$89. Trend on 16 hfrs @834# $86.25 10 strs @828# $95.75 11 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk, bwf hfrs [email protected] Calves: Choice steer calves $2-$4 lower; choice heifer calves 12 hfrs @849# $85.25 5 strs @858# $93.25 20 blk, bwf strs [email protected] 2 blk hfrs [email protected] $2 lower. Trend on Feeder Cattle: Feeder steers and heifers 63 hfrs @856# $84.00 12 strs @840# $93.00 7 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] steady. Butcher Cow: High dressing cows $50-$56; Avg. 14 hfrs @979# $82.00 22 strs @838# $93.00 dressing cows $42.50-$50; Low dressing cows $35-$42.50. 5 strs @425# $126.50 15 strs @931# $88.00 APRIL 11-SPECIAL COW & BULL AUCTION 6 P.M. Butcher Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $57.50-$64. Trend 8 strs @434# $123.00 29 strs @959# $87.00 on Cows & Bulls: Butcher cows steady; butcher bulls steady. 3 strs @463# $122.00 15 strs @977# $86.00 Spring Herd dispersal 100 blk bred angus HEIFERS STEERS bwf & red cows/ blk angus (5) 14 month angus bulls, fertili- EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 10: 300-499 lbs. . . . .$100.00-$115.50 300-499 lbs. . . . .$106.00-$126.50 spring calves, mostly 3-7 yrs ty tested & BVD-PI negative ¥ 40 mostly black steers & heifers, 300-400 lbs. 500-599 lbs...... $94.00-$110.00 500-599 lbs. . . . .$106.00-$124.00 5 Mill Brae & Fink blk angus tested ¥ 50 black Limousin cross steers & heifers, 500 lbs., bulls, 2-6 yrs, Traveler genetics (2) 3 yr angus bulls 600-699 lbs...... $93.00-$103.00 600-699 lbs...... $98.00-$119.00 weaned, all shots. 25 blk cows/ spring calves, 6-10 yrs 3 yr ang/gel x bull 700-799 lbs...... $87.00-$92.00 700-799 lbs...... $93.00-$108.00 ¥ 79 black steers & heifers, 500-700 lbs. Herd dispersal 23 blk bwf red (4) 4 yr angus bulls ¥ 10 Reg. Angus heifers, 500-700 lbs. 800-899 lbs...... $83.00-$88.00 800-899 lbs...... $92.00-$98.00 cows/ blk simm spring calves, Reg. blk angus calving ease bull, MORE CONSIGNMENTS BY SALE DAY COWS: $50.00-$64.00 • 900 lbs. & Up ...... $84.00-$88.00 running age 3 yr old $40.00-$49.75 BULLS: $57.00-$64.00 Herd dispersal 23 blk bwf cows/ 15 mo. purebred blk Gelv. bull We welcome your consignments! SHELLS: $39.00 & down PAIRS: 7 & 8 yr olds: $1,050-$1,150 Feb. lim x angus calves, 3 & 7 yrs 1 yearling Black Balancer bull If you have cattle to consign or would like additional information, 15 mix cow/ calf pairs, 3-7 yrs (3) 2 yr. Polled Hereford bulls please call the office at 316-320-3212 or visit our website: EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR 20 blk fall bred cows, 5-7 yrs, 18 mo. purebred blk Gelbv bull eldoradolivestock.com FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Dan Harris, Auctioneer & Owner ¥ 785-364-3320 Chris Locke Steven Hamlin 30 mix steers & heifers, 500-600 lbs. (316) 320-1005 (H) (316) 747-2521 (H) Danny Deters, Corning, Auct. & Field Rep ¥ 785-868-2591 (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 222-1199 (M) 24 blk steers & heifers, 500-600 lbs., weaned Dick Coppinger, Winchester, Field Rep. ¥ 913-774-2415 60 mix steers & heifers, 700-800 lbs. Larry Womacks, Fieldman Van Schmidt, Fieldman Steve Aeschliman, Sabetha, Field Rep. ¥ 785-284-2417 (620) 394-3273 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) 260 mix steers, 700-850 lbs., pending Larry Matzke, Wheaton, Field Rep. ¥ 785-268-0225 (620) 229-0076 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) More consignments by sale time. Barn Phone ¥ 785-364-4114 Jim Miesse, Fieldman ¥ 620-382-3375 (H) ¥ 620-382-5791 (M) For Cattle Appraisals Call: OLMA PEAK, 620-342-1139 WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com BRODY PEAK, 620-343-5107 GLENN UNRUH, 620-279-4524 Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM WIBW 580 - 6:45 A.M. Thurs; KVOE 1400 - 6:30-6:45 A.M. Thurs. & Fri. EMAIL: [email protected] Page 44 Grass & Grain, April 8, 2008 Researchers study playa lakes over the Ogallala Are the tens of thousands Gitz found that this water protected with filtering bor- track rainwater’s down- of tracking rainwater infil- of water that has infiltrated of playa lakes that dot the flows continually down- ders of gamagrass or ward movement through tration. the soil below the lakes. Southern High Plains key to ward, if slowly, into the switchgrass. If so, the soil. The thermometers Gitz has installed a bank If the recharge rate for keeping the Ogallala Aqui- Ogallala, contributing to its grass borders would en- track rainwater by detecting of instruments at 14 playas playas turns out to be negli- fer’s dwindling waters recharge. sure that playas continue to sudden changes in tempera- and is developing instru- gible, farmers could consid- clean? That’s the question The recharge rate for add significant amounts of ture where rainwater stops ments for 16 more. These er managing them for Agricultural Research Ser- cropland over the Ogallala clean water to the Ogallala seeping. The scientists include instruments for rangeland or recreational vice (ARS) plant physiolo- is negligible, which is why and help extend its useful proved the thermometer weather stations, as well as use. gist Dennis Gitz is asking there is so much concern for life. idea works in a study that for measuring water levels. Read more about the re- about North America’s this practically finite source To measure the recharge showed a good agreement He will use data from these search in the April 2008 largest aquifer. of water. rate of the Ogallala for between thermometer read- instruments to calculate ex- issue of Agricultural Re- Playas are ephemeral Part of the playas ques- both cropland and playas, ings and actual water infil- pected water evaporation search magazine, available lakes that form when rain- tion is whether the re- Gitz and colleagues from tration readings. Ther- rates for comparison to ac- online at: http://www.ars. water fills natural clay de- charge rate is signifi- Texas Tech University are mometers are much less ex- tual water losses. The dif- usda.gov/is/AR/archive/apr pressions in the landscape. cant enough for them to be using soil thermometers to pensive than other methods ference shows the amount 08/aquifer0408.htm Growers offer concerns, K-State study shows no ideas on futures market health benefit to keeping Two NAWG grower-leaders told market tain classes of speculative investors have participants and overseers Thursday that interfered with the markets’ function as risk the commodity futures market is not reflect- management tools for grain producers and just-weaned calves ing market fundamentals, posing risks to other hedgers.” local elevators and the producers who uti- NAWG leaders also made a number of A study by Kansas State an auction market. The body condition of lize them. recommendations to the Council, including University researchers indi- Olson and graduate stu- the dams was assessed 60 NAWG Second Vice President Jerry subjecting index funds to the same position cated that calves shipped dent Justin Bolte conducted days before and 60 days McReynolds, a wheat producer in Woodston limits applied to speculators and revisiting just after separation from the study. after the shipping. and Domestic and Trade Policy Committee the recent decision to expand speculative their dams grew and stayed All calves were fed the “The bottom line,” Chairman Bing Von Bergen, a wheat pro- position limits. McReynolds and Von ducer in Moccasin, Mont., made the com- Bergen suggested that the exchanges look as healthy as calves that same diet-free choice Olson said, “is that under ments by teleconference as part of a Com- into ways to provide more delivery flexibil- were kept on the ranch for throughout the trial and the conditions of our study, modity Markets Council forum on futures ity to improve convergence between cash varying amounts of time up were monitored twice daily ranch-of-origin weaning pe- market issues. and futures; done correctly, they suggested, to 60 days. for symptoms of respiratory riods of between 15 and 60 The producers told other participants it should provide a dose of reality and disci- In the study, summer- disease. They were vacci- days did not improve calf that growers are pleased about high com- pline to the market. The growers also ex- weaned beef calves (Angus nated against common dis- health or growth perform- modity prices seen in recent months, but pressed NAWG’s opposition to a recent pro- crosses, weighing 400 eases 14 days before sepa- ance, relative to shipping also very concerned about potential pro- posal that would merge the Commodity Fu- pounds) were separated by ration from dams and again calves immediately after ducer-level impacts including magnified ex- tures Trading Commission and the Securi- age, said K-State Research on the day of separation. maternal separation.” posure to margin calls, the potential failure ties and Exchange Commission. and Extension animal nutri- On a common shipping More information about of local elevators and the complications McReynolds will also be traveling to caused in market function by large infu- Washington, D.C., later in the month to rep- tionist K.C. Olson. They date (day 0, Aug. 24, 2007), the study is available by sions of speculative capital. resent NAWG in a separate forum on futures were assigned to one of five the calves were transported contacting K.C. Olson at “While enjoying the higher prices markets with the Commodity Futures Trad- weaning periods that corre- three hours to a commercial (785) 532-1254 or kcol- brought about by recent events, our mem- ing Commission, scheduled for April 22. sponded to the length of auction market, where they [email protected] or K-State an- bers have serious concerns about the func- NAWG’s full comments to the Commodity time (60, 45, 30, 15 and 0 were held for 14 hours. imal science researcher tioning of these markets,” the producers Markets Council forum are available at: days) between separation Then they were moved to a Twig Marston at (785) 532- said in prepared remarks. “We believe that http://www.wheatworld.org/pdf/Commodi- from dams and shipment to feedlot an hour away. 5428 or [email protected]. failure to apply appropriate limits to cer- ty%20Futures%20Testimony.pdf.

Sell By STARTING TIME Or Buy Cattle Auction 11:30 AM Tuesdays We sold 1120 cattle April 1. Weaned, vaccinated steer and heifer calves sold on a steady market, while 4 blk hfrs 620 @ 97.50 1 red cow 1220 @ 47.50 1 blk bull 2100 @ 63.50 1 blk bull 1855 @ 56.50 unweaned calves were lower. Feeder steers and heifers 3 blk hfrs 583 @ 92.50 1 bwf cow 1305 @ 47.00 1 blk bull 2085 @ 63.00 1 blk bull 1440 @ 55.00 were $2.00-3.00 lower. The cow market was steady. 3 blk/sim hfrs 615 @ 92.00 1 blk cow 1435 @ 46.75 1 blk bull 1840 @ 60.50 1 blk bull 1740 @ 53.50 4 bwf/blk hfrs 638 @ 87.50 1 blk cow 1345 @ 46.50 STEER & BULL CALVES 23 blk/red strs 690 @ 103.75 3 bwf/blk hfrs 648 @ 87.50 1 blk cow 1155 @ 46.00 1 blk str 250 @ 128.00 7 bwf/wf strs 713 @ 100.00 3 bwf/blk hfrs 687 @ 87.00 1 blk cow 1290 @ 45.50 3 blk strs 508 @ 125.00 8 blk/sim strs 723 @ 99.00 4 blk hfrs 796 @ 85.75 2 red/bwf cows 1305 @ 45.25 SPECIAL EARLY CONSIGNMENTS 5 blk strs 536 @ 125.00 62 blk/char strs 718 @ 98.10 5 wf hfrs 668 @ 85.00 1 blk cow 1565 @ 45.00 1 blk str 525 @ 124.50 59 mix strs 854 @ 91.00 67 mix hfrs 821 @ 84.00 1 wf cow 1100 @ 44.50 FOR TODAY TUESDAY, APRIL 8 3 blk strs 467 @ 122.00 6 bwf/blk strs 795 @ 90.00 4 blk/red hfrs 946 @ 82.75 1 bwf cow 1095 @ 44.00 60 Angus-Gelbvieh cross strs & hfrs, 450-600 2 bwf strs 398 @ 121.00 62 blk/red strs 891 @ 88.25 4 blk/sim hfrs 893 @ 82.00 2 blk/bwf cows 1065 @ 43.50 lbs., weaned & vaccinated 12 blk/char strs 444 @ 120.50 61 mix strs 929 @ 87.60 51 bwf/blk hfrs 876 @ 81.00 1 shtn cow 1045 @ 43.00 60 blk bwf steers, 450-600 lbs., weaned & 2 blk strs 520 @ 120.50 6 bwf/blk strs 911 @ 87.25 COWS & HEIFERETTES 1 blk cow 1450 @ 42.50 6 bwf/blk strs 448 @ 120.00 60 mix strs 925 @ 87.00 2 blk hfrts 910 @ 73.50 1 bwf cow 1095 @ 42.00 vaccinated 2 blk strs 523 @ 120.00 12 blk/red strs 964 @ 86.75 1 blk hfrt 970 @ 70.50 1 bwf cow 1210 @ 41.00 70 blk Gelv cross strs & hfrs, 600-800 lbs. 2 limo strs 345 @ 119.00 60 mix strs 994 @ 86.35 1 blk hfrt 1005 @ 67.00 1 blk cow 1020 @ 38.00 85 blk bwf heifers, 625-650 lbs., weaned & 4 bwf/blk strs 525 @ 119.00 59 mix strs 928 @ 85.00 1 blk hfrt 890 @ 65.50 2 x-bred cows 1080 @ 37.50 3 bwf/blk strs 497 @ 118.00 5 blk strs 1012 @ 83.00 1 blk cow 1390 @ 55.00 2 wf/blk cows 963 @ 37.00 vaccinated 3 bwf/blk bulls 407 @ 118.00 1 wf cow 1440 @ 53.50 BRED COWS & PAIRS 64 blk red cross heifers, 775-800 lbs., 3 blk bulls 407 @ 117.00 HEIFER CALVES 2 blk hfrts 833 @ 52.00 1 bwf cow/cf @ 910.00 weaned & vaccinated 2 x-bred strs 420 @ 117.00 1 x-bred hfr 275 @ 115.00 1 blk cow 1415 @ 51.50 1 sim cow/cf @ 820.00 3 bwf/blk bulls 502 @ 116.50 2 blk hfrs 260 @ 110.00 1 blk cow 1515 @ 51.00 2 blk/bwf cows/cvs @ 775.00 64 black cross steers, 825-850 lbs. 2 blk bulls 463 @ 116.00 1 bwf hfr 420 @ 108.00 1 sim cow 1220 @ 50.75 2 wf cows/cvs @ 775.00 61 black cross steers, 875-900 lbs. 9 bwf/blk bulls 456 @ 115.50 1 blk hfr 455 @ 107.00 1 limo cow 1445 @ 50.00 1 char cow @ 685.00 125 black bwf steers, 800-850 lbs. 3 mix bulls 458 @ 113.00 10 blk hfrs 479 @ 105.50 1 bwf cow 1345 @ 49.75 2 blk hfr @ 675.00 3 bwf strs 547 @ 110.00 2 blk hfrs 433 @ 104.00 2 blk cows 1305 @ 49.50 1 bwf cow @ 600.00 30 Here cows, 2 yrs & up some w/calves 3 blk/bwf bulls 340 @ 110.00 12 blk/char hfrs 458 @ 104.00 1 bwf cow 1300 @ 49.00 BULLS MANY MORE BY SALE TIME 2 wf strs 533 @ 106.50 2 blk hfrs 468 @ 102.50 2 blk cows 1373 @ 48.50 1 blk bull 2060 @ 64.00 2 wf strs 518 @ 106.00 3 blk hfrs 540 @ 102.50 1 blk cow 1245 @ 48.00 1 blk bull 2250 @ 63.75 4 blk bulls 511 @ 105.00 13 blk hfrs 494 @ 102.00 2 blk hfrs 353 @ 100.00 Our valued, long-time employee, SPECIAL STOCK COW STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 4 blk hfrs 495 @ 100.00 & BREEDING BULL SALE 4 bwf strs 605 @ 120.00 3 blk hfrs 502 @ 100.00 Bobby Flanagan, 3 bwf/blk strs 647 @ 116.00 2 red hfrs 508 @ 95.00 passed away April 5. THURSDAY, APRIL 17 ¥ 6:30 PM 9 bwf/blk strs 647 @ 115.75 3 bwf/blk hfrs 548 @ 94.00 Services are Call to make consignments for 3 blk strs 565 @ 115.00 5 red hfrs 535 @ 92.50 Special Advertising. 5 blk strs 618 @ 114.00 2 blk hfrs 545 @ 92.50 Wednesday, April 9, 10 AM 4 blk strs 589 @ 113.00 2 x-bred hfrs 323 @ 90.00 4 blk/red strs 630 @ 111.50 6 x-bred hfrs 529 @ 89.00 at Immaculate Conception Church 3 x-bred strs 552 @ 109.00 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS in St. Marys, KS WATCH OUR AUCTIONS 12 blk strs 603 @ 107.50 7 bwf/blk hfrs 589 @ 103.50 LIVE ON DVAuctions.com 5 blk strs 597 @ 105.00 10 blk/red hfrs 568 @ 100.00 Rosary at 7 PM on Tuesday

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