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Kansas wheat crop battles drought and disease The Kansas wheat crop is cold temperatures’ duration Another factor in final make informed decisions currently facing three major and intensity, freeze can be harvest yields will be disease that increase producer prof- hurdles: development being devastating to wheat yields.” pressure. Moisture is a dou- itability. “The probability of almost three weeks ahead of Kansas’ turbulent weather ble-edged sword for wheat yield gain due to fungicide normal stages, drought con- is always a concern on the because what’s good for the will depend on risk level and ditions, and stripe rust and top of farmers’ minds, but wheat is also good for dis- cultivar susceptibility, being increasing disease pressure. one concern pops up more eases. Lollato has seen greater in susceptible culti- March’s freezes were of frequently than any other. everything from heavy stripe vars in high risk environ- particular concern to farmers “What is really concern- rust to speckles of powdery ments,” said Lollato. “By statewide because of the ing for this crop is the lack of mildew and leaf rust scouting often and knowing early maturity of the crop. moisture,” said Aaron Har- statewide. the conditions in their field According to USDA Nation- ries, vice president of Re- “We are already seeing really well, producers can al Agricultural Statistics search and Operations at stripe and leaf rust estab- make an informed decision Service, as of April 5, Kansas Wheat. “So far soil lished in many counties in whether to spray a foliar fun- Kansas winter wheat jointed moistures have maintained susceptible varieties,” said gicide or not.” was 42 percent, ahead of 26 decent levels, but that mois- Lollato. “If we do have moist Kansas Wheat CEO last year and the five-year ture will be used up quickly weather (not necessarily Justin Gilpin says rusts are average of 28. during wheat’s growing sea- rainfall, but high relative hu- having a much larger impact “The wheat being ahead son.” Along with premature development and drought condi- midity would do it), produc- than in the past. Disease of schedule is a concern be- The April 5 U.S. Drought tions, leaf rust is a threat to this year’s Kansas wheat ers will definitely have to be pressure not only has a detri- cause there is a greater like- Monitor for Kansas listed crop. Courtesy photo out and scouting to know the mental impact on yields, but lihood that a possible freeze 93% of the state in moderate tinted leaves can be a sign of leaves are green, the tiller conditions in their fields and as we saw last year, can also event might coincide with to severe drought conditions. freeze damage for farmers, will probably be healthy, but decide whether to trigger the have a negative impact on more susceptible phases of This was up from only 3% of but the tint can also mean if the new leaves are yellow, fungicide application.” the quality of the grain. crop development,” said Ro- the state in January. bad news for moisture levels. this is an indicator that the To finish the growing sea- “Fungicide usage is espe- mulo Lollato, Kansas State As the wheat plant con- As time progresses, pay spe- tiller is dead. son strong, Lollato suggests cially important this year,” University wheat Extension tinues to grow, so will its cial attention to emerging Rust found on monitoring the current con- he said. “We highly encour- specialist. “Depending on water consumption. Blue leaves. If the newly emerged wheat leaves ditions of wheat fields to age farmers to spray.” Agriculture leads: Kansas State University’s College of Agriculture continues to help sustain the university and state’s largest industry By Katie Allen cation, research and exten- dents, slightly down from and clubs have found suc- was one of four team mem- teams at the 2016 Research Develop human capital – sion. Reaching this feat not 2,780 in 2014, but 324 more cess nationally and interna- bers and the only K-State Chefs Association Student at the undergraduate and only would benefit the uni- than in 2011, which showed tionally, which also shows student on the U.S. team at Culinology Competition. graduate student levels – to versity, but would benefit the 2,375 undergraduates. The high achievement and ambi- the international competi- “Our graduate students support agriculture, agricul- citizens of Kansas and be- college had 566 graduate tion among the college’s stu- tion. are also exemplary in terms turally related industries, yond with immediate solu- students in 2015, slightly dents and faculty. In its first and second of who they are and what natural resources manage- tions to food and agricultural down from 590 in 2014 but K-State’s Collegiate years competing, K-State’s they do,” Floros said, noting ment, education and re- production needs. up from 491 in 2011. Floros Crops Judging Team recent- Agronomy Forage Bowl that alongside faculty men- search. That’s the mission of Agriculture and food-re- said 2014 and 2015 have the ly won its seventh consecu- Team won its national com- tors, these students are solv- Kansas State University’s lated industries contribute highest number of total stu- tive national championship, petition in 2015 and 2016. ing problems to help people College of Agriculture. nearly $63 billion annually dents in the history of the and in fact, has won 14 of the The K-State Horse Judging in Kansas, the U.S. and in- The college’s dean and to the Kansas economy and college. The number of mul- last 17 championships. Team Team won a reserve champi- ternationally. As an example director of K-State Research serve as the state’s largest ticultural students in the col- USA placed first overall at onship at the National Cut- of their great work, 11 of the and Extension, John Floros, employer – providing jobs lege has increased signifi- the International Soil Judg- ting Horse World Finals Fu- 30 applicants for K-State’s opened his third annual State for 229,000 people. It’s the cantly in the last decade, ing Contest in Gödöll, Hun- turity last December. And, first three-minute thesis of the College of Agriculture state’s largest exporter at with a total of 327 in 2015. gary, in September 2015. the K-State Food Science competition were students of address April 5 on K-State’s nearly $5 billion in goods This is down from the high- Erin Bush, a junior in agron- Product Development Team Manhattan campus with that exported annually. Kansas is est enrollment year, 2014, omy from Franklin, Indiana, placed first among all U.S. Continued on page 3 mission, which he said has home to just more than 46 which showed 346 multicul- helped serve the No. 1 indus- million acres of farmland, tural students, but the num- try in the state of Kansas – which is about 89 percent of ber was 216 in 2010. Springtime skies agriculture – for a long time. all land in the state. Floros noted two main In addition to the col- While the college contin- reasons for a recent drop in lege’s mission is its vision, ues to serve the state’s student enrollment numbers which states that it aims to largest industry, entire econ- after several years of steady be a top-five agricultural col- omy and communities, it growth: an increase in the lege in the United States and also is the main revenue and criteria to be admitted to K- a global destination for edu- research driver at Kansas State and less money from State University, Floros the state available to help noted throughout his ad- support students in need. dress. Student placement after Teaching and learning graduation is a high point for K-State’s College of the College of Agriculture. Agriculture has many choic- In 2014-15, recent graduates es for students, Floros ex- who were surveyed reported plained: 16 undergraduate that within a couple of majors, 14 minors, five cer- months after receiving their tificate programs and ten bachelor’s degree, they were graduate programs. Many of mostly employed in their these can be categorized as a discipline (76 percent) or STEM (science, technology, seeking further education engineering and mathemat- (20 percent). Their starting ics) educational discipline. salaries ranged from $36,328 “When we talk about to $64,364. agriculture and food, many When undergraduates be- don’t understand the (rela- come seniors, almost 90 per- tion to) science, technology cent have had some type of and in many cases engineer- professional experience such ing and math,” Floros said. as a job or internship, Floros “We have a good mixture of said, and more than 18 per- these.” cent have had undergraduate In 2015, the college had research experience. 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Page 2 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 eye. “Those boots don’t just line. They’d throw worn out jump off the posts and walk pairs in the back of his pick- away.” up at auctions and cattle Locals will tell you a boot sales. Some dumped the fence is one method a boots next to the fence. rancher uses to signify he is Smith never turned down just that – a rancher and not a pair of boots and it didn’t a farmer. A few will tell you matter what condition they it’s just a “crazy” hobby and were in. At one time, he fig- nothing to take too serious- ured there were close to 700 ly. boots on the fence. He’d Smith fitted his first pair been known to wear a pair Being the incredibly do now?” Silent sentinels on the of boots on the fence line 20 that may have still had a lit- years ago. The boots were tle life left in them. supportive type that he is, Most women can go to 1948 vintage and hand-made “Boots keep the water off my husband is always their deep freeze and re- High Plains by Charles P. Shipley Sad- and the fence posts last happy to provide material move items without fear of By John Schlageck, grass like the tongues of cut- dlers & Mercantile, Co. of longer,” Smith told me. “The for my column. One of the a wild animal attack, but Kansas Farm Bureau ting ponies after a full Kansas City, Mo. boots shelter the post top so Perched atop the weath- morning of sorting cattle. “They were located down the moisture can’t get into ways he does this is to find not me. He had legally ered wooden posts, the This boot fence can be by the stockyards and they the post and expand it and new and creative ways to trapped the bobcat this western boots stretched found on John Smith’s Boot made boots for ol’ Jesse break it up.” injure me. winter and it was tagged nearly one mile into the Hill Ranch. Located on K-25 James,” Smith said, proud Yep, thanks to Smith, Last week I sported on just like it’s supposed to to have owned a pair of each post has its own horizon. Brown, black, about a mile and a half my right hand a fairly deep be, but he hadn’t gotten it green, gray and blue were north of Russell Springs, boots made by the same leather garage. But not all the colors. Torn and frayed nearly 500 boots dot the top company that had fitted the the boots have stayed on the scratch that prompted sev- sold. So he wrapped it in was their condition. of the five-strand, barbed famous outlaw. “I got mar- posts. eral people to inquire as to plastic trash bags and All the boot heels point- wire fence that runs north ried in mine back in ’51.” A few years back the the nature of my injury. placed it in the freezer. After Smith put the first Logan County rancher lost a ed toward the blue spring and south. “I was getting a roast Didn’t bother to mention it sky. Some of the toes still “The number depends on pair of boots on his pair of women’s boots that held their shape – jutting how many have been stolen fencerow, it seemed only laced up the front. out of the freezer and got to me, just said, “Hey, if out from the fence post. Oth- on any particular day,” natural to add more. Before “I guess they were old clawed by a bobcat,” was you need anything out of ers dropped toward the Smith said with a glint in his long, friends and neighbors and somewhat of a col- my reply. the freezer, let me know were helping him stock the lectible,” Smith said. After this incident, he This elicited a wide vari- and I’ll get it for you.” never fitted a pair of boots ety of reactions, from Unfortunately he wasn’t next to one another on the head-scratchingly puzzled around when I needed the posts. Instead he’d put one to thoroughly horrified to roast, so into the freezer I Continued on page 3 “What did your husband went. I don’t know why these things continue to surprise me after all these years, but somehow they still do. “What the heck???” I bellowed. But no one was around to hear or answer. I carefully took it out, laid it aside and dug around We have officially hit the spring ious than that last chore on the list. until I found the roast. rush. There are so many things that You can see the light at the end of Then I picked it up and put need to be done in the next three the tunnel and you know it will feel it back in the freezer. How- weeks that the list looks so daunt- so good to finally crumple the list up ever, my rummaging ing, it is hard to even find a place to and throw it away. It seems like you around had rearranged start. Between now and the end of are slogging through cement and things enough that the lid May we need to fix the crops, burn then, boom, you are closing the last wouldn’t close, so I had to the fences, plant the cows, and get trailer door and watching the last move items around and the pastures out on grass. Wait, that cow fade into the horizon or you are flatten them back out. is plant the crops, burn the pasture, making the last pass on the past That’s when a claw came fix the fences and get the cows out field. through the trash bag and on grass. Well, on second thought Suddenly it is all done and bar- dug into my flesh. I yelled maybe burning the fences isn’t such ring a crazy year like last year, you in pain, but again, no one a bad idea. I suspect if you have have a couple of days to take a deep was around to hear or care burned pasture this year you have breathe and reflect. It probably – which may have been a already done that to some extent. means picking up everything you good thing, because by Then you throw the end-of-the- scattered out in the haste of “getting now I was pretty mad. school-year activities and sporting things done” or cleaning equipment. He came home later to events in and there are not nearly A little down time also means creat- the tantalizing aroma of a enough days in the week or hours in ing that list of things that need to get the day. To complicate matters even done for the upcoming busy season. more, this is Isaac’s senior year and I don’t know about you, but it that adds a whole new level of diffi- seems the down time between busy culty in the mix. We have a gradua- seasons gets less and less all the tion party and graduation to plan time. Often it seems one time of the and deal with. I am thinking of be- year bleeds into the next season or coming a hermit and moving to the busy time of the year. I suppose it mountains. Okay, I know all of you has always been that way and it will who know me just got a big chuckle continue to be that way forever. I out of that. think I must also admit that while Like I said, the list is long and very stressful, I probably would not daunting and it feels like you will want to have it any other way. Just never get caught up. It is hard to about the time one season starts to even know where to begin; it can wear us down; we have the hope, an- drive you into overload paralysis. I ticipation and excitement of the know this year is no different than next. It is always something to look any other spring or any other season forward to. for that matter. Later on it will be I know the next six to eight needing to move cows, bale hay and weeks will be a whirlwind of every who knows what else in the summer. emotion possible and my blood pres- Then this fall it will be harvest and sure will get quite a workout. How- bringing the cows home. The sea- ever, it is what I signed up for and sons and activities may change but the very thing I enjoy the most. Yes, the list never goes away or gets there will be days that I do not enjoy shorter. but there will be many more that will I do know that as stressful as it remind me why I chose this crazy seems now nothing feels better than profession. to finally get some of those tasks In all of the chaos, stress and GRASS & GRAIN (USPS 937-880) checked off the list. The hardest one heartburn I did realize that there is The newsweekly for Kansas and southern Ne- braska, published each Tuesday at 1531 Yuma is always the first one you check off. one definite upside to all of this (Box 1009), Manhattan, KS by Ag Press, Inc. I don’t care which activity it is, but work. One thing rings true to me and Periodicals postage paid at Manhattan, Kansas. the first one you do is always the I know this beyond a shadow of a Postmaster send address changes to: Ag Press, hardest one to start. 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Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 3 roast cooking and a wife my part,” he said sheep- with a bandaged hand. It ishly. “Oh, and if you need Insight – Silent sentinels on the High Plains didn’t take him long to put anything out of the put his boots upside down stay for a while and keep the Nope, I wouldn’t dare Continued from page 2 two and two together. And garage, let me know and on a stick by his grave. Peo- old leather boots company. touch ‘em. It wouldn’t have even less time to realize he I’ll get it for you.” boot in the corner of his ple knew each other by the Prairie dogs will peek out of been right. Those boots would be getting written Seriously, I don’t even land and stick the other in boots they wore, and it was their mound towns and scan were located just where some random spot down the only natural to put a cow- the horizon and see the fa- they belonged, on top of the about again. want to know. line. boy’s boots near his grave so miliar landmark. fence posts – silent sen- “Always happy to do To hear Smith talk about those that happened by Oh, in case you’re won- tinels on the great High his fence and why he added would know who was buried dering, I took a hard look at Plains. Frontier Farm Credit gift spurs new boots to the post tops, it all there.” all the boots on John Smith’s John Schlageck is a lead- goes back to western folk- And there will be no fence, but I didn’t rob any ing commentator on agricul- global food systems secondary lore. doubt whose fence is off the posts. I did see a cou- ture and rural Kansas. Born “Cowboys that wear capped with boots on the ple pairs that would have and raised on a diversified major at Kansas State University boots have a special attach- highway a couple miles made a fine addition to my farm in northwestern Kansas, Frontier Farm Credit helping us keep the univer- ment to them,” he said. north of Russell Springs. boot collection and could his writing reflects a lifetime has donated $100,000 to sity moving forward toward “That way when a cowboy Tumbleweeds will continue have been worn for a Satur- of experience, knowledge and Kansas State University, its goal to be recognized as a died they’d bury him and to roll up next to the wire, day night of dancing. passion. which will use the funds to Top 50 public research uni- launch a new university- versity by 2025.” wide secondary major in “Being able to offer this Kansas State University’s College of Agriculture continues global food systems. The gift secondary major is an im- to the university is one way portant part of K-State’s to help sustain the university and state’s largest industry that Frontier Farm Credit is Global Food Systems initia- Continued from page 1 celebrating the centennial tive,” said John Floros, NIFA, is only behind land- nancial support. ovation. of the Farm Credit System. dean of the College of Agri- the College of Agriculture. grant universities in Florida, One of the main goals for The architects concluded “Frontier Farm Credit culture and director of K- Ryan Schmid, an entomolo- California, Michigan and the college and K-State Re- that by 2025, the College of and Kansas State University State Research and Exten- gy graduate student, won Iowa in total funding dollars. search and Extension for the Agriculture would need 1.4 each have a long history of sion. “This program will first place in the competi- The College of Agricul- next several years is building million gross square feet of serving agriculture,” said provide students from a va- tion. ture also leads other colleges more infrastructure to sup- space in the mid-campus Parry Briggs, regional vice riety of backgrounds with a Research and Extension at the university in invention port students, faculty, staff area. College administrators president in Frontier Farm better awareness of food The College of Agricul- disclosures and licensing and research projects. are working to develop a Credit’s Manhattan office. and agriculture. It will also ture, with K-State Research revenue. That royalty rev- “About six months ago, four-phase construction and “This gift recognizes our provide them with the and Extension, are working shared interest in agricul- knowledge and experiences enue was $1.7 million in we started an effort to figure renovation plan to better ture and improving global that will make them excel- toward solving five grand 2014, compared to $369,000 out where we are in terms of serve the university, Kansas food systems for future gen- lent prospects for employ- challenges for Kansas, for the College of Veterinary space,” Floros said, which and beyond. Total cost of the erations.” ers or graduate schools. We which include global food Medicine, and $56,000 for led to hiring two architectur- project would be about $550 “This is a great opportu- appreciate Frontier Farm systems, water, health, com- the College of Arts and Sci- al firms to determine the million and would require fi- nity for students at Kansas Credit’s continued generous munity vitality and develop- ences, which followed at quality of existing space and nancial support from all State University to have the support of K-State faculty, ing tomorrow’s leaders. second and third, respective- what is needed in the future. areas – federal, state and pri- first secondary major of its students, facilities and now, Other colleges at the univer- ly. Plans would include renovat- vate contributions. kind in the nation at their programs.” sity are also helping improve Private fundraising in ing old space and additions A video of Floros’ full university,” added Clarke If you would like to sup- the livelihoods of Kansans in 2015 was at $14 million such as new greenhouses and presentation can be found Jackman, regional vice port this program or con- finding solutions to these president in Frontier Farm tribute to this fund, please raised, comparable to 2014 facilities in the mid-campus online (http://www.ag.k- Credit’s Baldwin office. contact Emilie Fink at the challenges. at $14.5 million raised. That area. state.edu/about/state-of-the- “Designating this fund will Kansas State University Extramural awards for re- is up from $7.7 million In fact, the architects de- college.html). Learn more ensure impact for years to Foundation at 785-532-7571 search in the College of raised in 2011. Growing is termined that of the roughly about the College of Agri- come.” or [email protected]. Agriculture totaled $58.2 key, Floros explained, and 938,000 gross square feet of culture at www.ag.k- The secondary major in Frontier Farm Credit is a million in fiscal year 2015, while these total numbers mid-campus space the Col- state.edu and K-State Re- global food systems is an in- financial cooperative that up from $46.3 million the may be smaller relative to lege of Agriculture has, 21 search and Extension at terdisciplinary effort spear- serves farmers, ranchers previous year and $23.8 mil- private donations for other percent is acceptable, 68 per- www.ksre.k-state.edu. headed by many depart- and agribusinesses in east- lion in 2011. colleges, he is hopeful to cent needs renovation and 11 ments and colleges univer- ern Kansas. The $100,000 “Five years ago, we were continue growing private fi- percent does not support ren- sitywide. Any student with a gift in honor of Farm Cred- in about the same spot as the primary major in any disci- it’s 100-year anniversary pline is eligible to partici- helps to build a program rest of the colleges (at K- pate in the secondary major. that will have a lasting im- State), between $20 million The program offers five dif- pact on agriculture. and $25 million,” Floros ferent tracks: economics, Philanthropic contribu- said, adding that the College entrepreneurship, produc- tions to Kansas State Uni- of Agriculture is the only tion agriculture, policy, sus- versity are coordinated by college that has grown expo- tainability and community the KSU Foundation. The nentially in extramural development. foundation was established award dollars. It accounts for • Stump Bucket, Works great for “The support that Fron- in 1944 as the official almost all of the university’s removing trees or stumps. tier Farm Credit is provid- fundraising arm of the uni- total growth in research ex- • Can also be used for trenching ing will help us launch this versity. It is a separate, in- penditures. and concrete removal. program,” said Kris Boone, dependent entity chartered • Sides are made of 1/2 plate. Skid Loader Backhoe Attachment head of the communications by the state of Kansas as a For the first time, Floros and agricultural education 501(c)(3) nonprofit educa- said, K-State ranks in the top • Seriated sides tear roots. will dig up to 6’ deep. department. “As an inter- tion corporation. The foun- five nationally in competi- • Fits all makes of skid loaders. Comes with 12” bucket. disciplinary curriculum, we dation is leading Innovation tive funding among land- $950 $1,250 have designed the program and Inspiration: The Cam- grant universities provided so that students from across paign for Kansas State Uni- by the U.S. Department of HSB WELDING & FABRICATION campus can participate in versity to raise $1 billion for Agriculture’s National Insti- it. There are opportunities student success, faculty de- tute of Food and Agriculture. 1565 120th Rd., Seneca, KS • 785-336-1562 • 785-336-3173 for students to conduct re- velopment, facility en- K-State, which received search and work in other hancement and program- scholarly areas as well, matic success. $21.6 million recently from

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Page 4 Grass & Grain, April 10, 2016 FILLET OF VEAL Gardening: one activity, many benefits: WITH MUSHROOMS 2 tablespoons unsalted but- tip to help make the most of your garden ter 4 pieces thinly sliced fillet MANHATTAN — As watermelon may take up stays moist and weeds of veal (about 5 ounces spring arrives, many peo- the whole garden.” don’t take over. each) ple turn their attention Some plants take so “Once the soil gets Millie Conger, Tecumseh, Wins 1/2 teaspoon salt to the outdoors. Garden- long to grow that it is best warm, you may want to 1/4 teaspoon black pepper ing is a pastime that can to start them inside ver- consider mulching the Weekly G&G Contest & Prize 5 porcini mushrooms, fine- unite individuals in ways sus planting them as area around the vegeta- ly chopped or mush- that they might not have seeds directly in the gar- bles to keep weeds Winner Millie Conger, Tecumseh: rooms of your choice (we imagined. Regardless if den. In some cases, if down,” Upham said. BACON & EGG BAKE used 8 ounces sliced someone gardens for fun, these plants were origi- For gardeners who 10 frozen hashbrown patties cremini mushrooms) for food, for a deeper nally planted as seeds in plan to fertilize the soil 1 dozen eggs 1 large clove garlic, thinly connection with some- the garden, by the time before planting, it’s best 1/2 cup milk sliced thing or another reason they produced, the grow- to have a soil test done, 1/2 cup sour cream altogether, it is important ing season might be over. add necessary nutrients 8-ounce package shredded sharp Cheddar cheese, divided 2 teaspoons brandy or co- gnac to get the most out of the Examples of these kinds and then till the fertiliz- 6 slices bacon cooked, crumbled & divided experience. of plants are tomatoes er into the soil prior to 4 green onions, thinly sliced 5 teaspoons heavy cream “Vegetable gardening and peppers. planting. Crumble hashbrowns in a sprayed jelly roll pan. Press to 1 teaspoon chopped fresh form layer. Bake at 450 degrees for 15-20 minutes until gold- parsley is probably the most com- “The No. 1 plant na- Sometimes, however, en brown. Remove from oven. Whisk eggs, milk, sour cream. Add butter to a large mon hobby that we have tionwide, as well as in vegetables need to be Stir in half cheese, half bacon. Reduce oven to 350 degrees. saute pan. Cook over medi- nationwide as well as Kansas, is tomatoes,” “side-dressed” after Pour egg mixture over top of crust. Bake 15-20 minutes until um-high heat until butter statewide,” said Ward Upham said. “Other planting, which involves set. Remove from oven. Top with remaining bacon and is melted. Season veal with Upham, horticulture spe- things that we can grow giving a plant an appro- cheese. Sprinkle with onions. Let stand 5 minutes before cut- 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and cialist and Master Gar- well include peppers, priate amount of nitro- ting to serve. dener coordinator with some of the cool-season gen down a narrow fur- ***** 1/8 teaspoon of the pepper. Add veal to butter in pan K-State Research and Ex- crops such as cabbage, row alongside a row or Gin Fox, Holton: hashbrowns. Microwave on and cook for 2 minutes per tension. “This is some- broccoli and cauliflower, around an individual WAKE-UP CUPS high for 1 minute. In a side, turning once. Remove thing that not only is as well as radishes and plant as it grows, depend- 2 links Johnsonville® fully small bowl, combine the to a plate. Add mushrooms pleasurable but also can peas.” ing on its needs, he said. cooked Original Recipe, egg, milk, sausage and and garlic to pan. Cook, help reduce the food However, cool-season Tomatoes, for example, cut into 1/2-inch pieces cheese; pour over hash stirring, 3 minutes, until bill.” crops should be planted are typically side- (or could use ham) browns. Stir until blended. mushrooms are softened. The first thing garden- early in Kansas because dressed roughly two 1/2 cup frozen shredded Microwave on high for 30 Carefully add brandy and ers should consider when of the eventual heat of weeks before the first hashbrown potatoes seconds. Stir. Microwave cream to skillet. Cook 2 selecting what to plant is the summer, he added. tomato ripens. Then a 1 egg 30 seconds longer or until minutes, until sauce is if they will eat what they Radishes, peas and gardener would treat the 1 tablespoon milk eggs are set. Serve with thickened, then return plant. beans are typically plant two weeks after the 2 tablespoons shredded salsa if desired. veal and any drippings to “After deciding you grown in home gardens first tomato ripens and fi- Cheddar cheese ***** pan. Season with remain- will eat what is in your from seeds. Onions, how- nally a month later. Salsa, optional Lydia J. Miller, West- ing 1/4 teaspoon salt and garden, you should take ever, can be grown from The “Kansas Garden Coat a 12-ounce mi- phalia, shares the follow- 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Trans- into account what your either sets or young Guide” is an 80-page pub- crowave-safe coffee cup ing recipe fer to a serving dish and family likes,” he said. plants. Broccoli, cabbage lication that covers many with cooking spray. Add sprinkle with parsley. “You also have to consid- and cauliflower are nor- aspects of gardening in Makes 4 servings. er how much space you mally grown from plants. Kansas and provides use- ***** have. 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Grass & Grain, April 10, 2016 Page 5 Dietary Guidelines Really Aren’t That New Indian prayer that be- gins and ends with the By Gina Aurand means more bills to insur- This means breads, pastas, line, “Oh, only for so Every five years the Gov- ance companies which and rice. ernment reviews the dietary means increases in premi- • Fill half your plate short a while you have guidelines and looks at ums year after year. with fruits and veggies at loaned us to each other.” health trends in the Ameri- So guess what? The sug- lunch and supper. Isn’t that what our can public. What they found gestions made by the new • Have fruit with break- human relationships are when researching these guidelines are not new sug- fast every day. truly about? If we can guidelines this time is not gestions or earth shaking. In • Eat a wide variety of help, if we can under- new news, but we Ameri- fact, when you read them protein-rich foods. Don’t stand and bring comfort cans keep ignoring it. To you will think, “I already forget things like beans, to another, then isn’t it quote the study, “A history know all this stuff.” You’re nuts, greek yogurt, eggs and of poor eating and physical right you do, but now comes seeds can be great protein Saying Thanks our privilege, even re- activity patterns have a cu- the hard part, you know it, sources. sponsibility, to do so? We By Lou Ann Thomas them. In fact, they are mulative effect and have but are you doing it? I know • Substitute oils that are want to feel helpful and contributed to a significant adults need to be physically liquids at room temperature You may have noticed completely unself-con- that we have something nutrition and physical activ- active at least thirty min- for solid fats like butter my people. We’re strong scious in their accept- of value to give others, ity-related healthy chal- utes a day, yet I am pretty when cooking. and stubborn and these ance of it. They even un- whether that is in the lenges that now face the happy with myself if I get • Aim for three servings traits become particular- abashedly ask for what form of our time or our U.S. population. “ three dedicated workout of low-fat or fat-free dairy ly obvious when some- they need, never worry- resources. If you are a numbers per- sessions in one week. I am each day. one offers us help. But ing about how they might When I’m able to help son what this means it this: the first to admit that know- Maybe these slow it’s not just help, but also be able to repay the Half of all American adults, ing and doing do not equate changes will allow you to someone else it makes favors, compliments, favor or fretting that they or about 117 million people, to the same thing. see changes in yourself. me feel good. I feel con- have one or more preventa- Here are the 8 changes Maybe you will be able to kind deeds and just don’t deserve whatever nected to others and it ble chronic diseases like that the new guidelines sug- lose weight and reduce the about anything offered to kindness is being of- lifts me up and offers me cardiovascular disease, gest you put into action. I amounts of medication you us. You may have seen us fered. They simply ac- hope. Who am I to deny high blood pressure, type 2 suggest you start with one or currently have to take or in restaurants wrestling cept it, gratefully and someone else the oppor- diabetes, some cancers, and two. Master them, make maybe you can get off med- each other to the floor honestly. tunity to feel and experi- poor bone health. The num- them a habit and then add ication all together. Do for the tab. Or you may Why can’t we humans ence those things? bers are worse for obesity. another one or two. these changes with family have had to fight through be more like that? Is it Two thirds of adults and • Stop drinking sugary and friends. Be a support Maybe our focus need our resistance in order because we want to be- nearly one third of children beverages — choose water group for each other. En- not be on trying to be so are obese. Obesity rates instead. If you need more courage each other. Change to do something thought- lieve we’re tough and in- strong we don’t need any- have persistently climbed flavor try fruits, vegetables, is not easy for anyone, but if ful for us. dependent enough to en- one else’s help, but in- for the last twenty years. and herbs to get different we don’t change everyone It’s not that we believe dure life’s challenges on stead on learning to While these numbers are flavor combinations. will pay for it; whether it’s we don’t need help. We our own? But it’s when stand tall, smile and say shocking, they are not new. • Read labels! Do not buy paying higher insurance all find ourselves in we’re softened by need, with grace and apprecia- We have seen them for years any product that has sugar premiums or medical bills places where we need even vulnerable because tion, “Thank you. I am in various forms throughout as the first or second ingre- or mourning a loved one each other at some point. of it, that we often exhib- the media. We have also dient or better yet, don’t buy who is gone too soon be- grateful for your love But we simply don’t do it the best of our human- seen the effects of them in any product with sugar in cause they refused to make and kindness.” our healthcare costs. More the top five! a change. You know what to well graciously accept- ity. people with chronic disease • Choose whole grains. do. Now go do it! ing that. And I don’t There is an old Aztec think we’re alone. There are many of us who be- “Growing Herbs for Flavor and Fragrance” come uncomfortable ac- Have you been wondering and sun needs for herbs, and their own garden. cepting kindness from which herbs enhance the fla- more. An informational flyer can others and it seems like vor of certain foods? Would To reserve your spot, call be downloaded from the Wild- a distinctly human con- you like to learn how to plant the Independence Office at cat District website www. dition. My cats and and grow your own herb gar- 6220-331-2690 or email Jeri wildcatdistrict.k-state. Boone the dog show no den? Geren at [email protected]. edu/events/growing-herbs. concern when someone Three Wildcat Extension Participants making reserva- html does something nice for District agents will be sharing tions by Friday, April 22, will “Growing Herbs for Flavor be able to take home a com- and Fragrance” on Tuesday, plementary herb plant for April 26, 9:30 a.m., at the COTTAGE HILL Southeast K-State Research and Extension Center, 25092 AG SUPPLY Ness Road, Parsons (corner of Highway 400 and Ness Road). # Waterville, Kansas # Barbara Ames, Wildcat Ex- tension District Family and • Clark’s Seed Tenders Consumer Sciences Agent, Mon-Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-1 will share her presentation • Kilbros Seed Tenders “Healthy Cooking with Fresh • Precision Planting Herbs.” Following that will be a “Growing Herbs Ques- • Martin Row Cleaners tion & Answer Session” fea- turing Jacob Weber, Wildcat Extension District Horticul- ture Agent, and Jeri Geren, Wildcat Extension District Agriculture Agent. 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Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 7 you, you laid down.” At the rancher but he just didn’t On those outfits there one was ever arrested for end of the month he collect- feel like it after the ranch- was always plenty to eat. such fun. ed $20. er’s invitation to “roll in.” Steak, potatoes, biscuits, But there was acceptable Having spent his younger To that the rancher replied and black coffee made pret- fun to be had too. People got years in Kansas, Chambers that the stranger could have ty good fare for a working together in their homes for recalled that his previous the horse but that he really man. “In them days there dances, sometimes in the home was frequented by a should eat some breakfast was a place to eat and you front room, sometimes in gang of horse thieves. Sappa first. After breakfast the was welcome at any place the kitchen. With the furni- Creek was particularly at- stranger rode out. Two or people lived. It didn’t make ture pushed back to the tractive to the thieves. It got three weeks later another no difference if they was walls they had good times; so bad that one of the ranch- man rode in leading the there or not you ate what times that would have been ers decided to sleep on the horse the stranger had you wanted to and carried forgotten without the Feder- range with his horses. One taken. He never lost another nothing away.” al Writer’s Project to record night he woke up feeling horse. With money in his pocket the memories of those good that he was not alone. The thieves were finally Chambers headed into times on The Way West. There, standing above was a “cleaned out.” A bunch of North Platte like all the “The Cowboy," Jim Gray is Good Times man holding a gun on him. fellows would get on the other young men. The town author of the book Desperate From 1936 to 1940 the U. was much this man wished Hospitality was highly val- trail of an outlaw and keep was “open” to their cowboy Seed: Ellsworth Kansas on the S. Government supported to leave untold for reasons ued among range men. With crowding until he was dan- antics. With their bellies Violent Frontier and Execu- the Federal Writer’s Project of his own and which he evi- that gun flashing in the gling from a tree limb at the full of liquor, horses were tive Director of the National chronicling the lives of hun- dently wished to remain his moonlight all the rancher end of a rope. But Chambers ridden into saloons, signs Drovers Hall of Fame. Contact dreds of American citizens. own.” According to Wilson, could think of was to offer hadn’t seen Kansas for fifty- were roped, pulled down, Kansas Cowboy, P.O. Box 62, It is a great resource for in- Mr. Chambers was a tall the comfort of his bedroll. three years. and drug through the Ellsworth, KS 67439. Phone formation that generally large man, finely propor- Men in the military shared After six years of work- streets. 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Organizations like 4-H, think all of us who repre- The National 4-H Organi- which I participated in sent rural America very zation is the nation’s largest many years ago, are an im- much appreciate what 4-H youth development organi- portant part of achieving does for the youth of the zation that serves to help its those goals,” said Subcom- country as well as what the six million student mem- mittee Ranking Member youth of the country do for bers better understand the Suzan DelBene (D-WA). us,” said Ranking Member agriculture industry. Last “Once again, we are re- Collin Peterson (D-MN). year, members of the Agri- minded of the bright future Each year more than two culture Committee heard of our agriculture industry hundred 4-H students from from 17 distinguished 4-H when we engage with young across the country partici- delegates to the National 4- leaders like the 4-H partici- pate in the National 4-H H Conference whose pres- pants we heard from today. I Conference where they in- entation highlighted the im- commend Chairman Davis teract with executive agen- portance of bridging the gap for his constant work and cies and Congress on issues between rural and urban enthusiasm for highlighting of national importance. To- areas. Today, that discus- our youth and the contribu- gether, the Cooperative Ex- sion continued with 16 dele- tions they bring forth. The tension of 1862 and 1890 gates from this year’s con- Agriculture Committee will land-grant universities pro- ference recognizing the continue to focus on ad- vide the leadership to en- challenges associated with dressing the challenges and gage young people in 4-H in food and fiber production, opportunities of U.S. agri- all 3,007 counties of the how to enhance global food culture as we move forward United States reaching ever security, and how those on many legislative initia- corner of the nation, from challenges affect the future tives. Thank you to all of urban neighborhoods to of agriculture. these young leaders for rural farming communities. “For the second year in a their involvement and dedi- With a network of more than row, it has been a pleasure cation to this great indus- six million youth, 611,800 to hear from such distin- try,” said Chairman K. volunteers, 3,500 profession- guished young leaders in Michael Conaway (R-TX). als, and more than 25 mil- the agriculture industry on what they believe to be the biggest challenges and op- FARM AUCTION portunities facing agricul- ture in the United States. SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 9:00 AM The National 4-H Organiza- 1555 12th Road — LYONS, KANSAS tion is a great platform for OWNERS: ROGER & SUSAN GRIFFIN young students of both agri- FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT: 1974 IHC 966 tractor culture and non-agriculture w/Farmhand 236 Loader, Cab H/A, PTO, 3 pt. * IHC 350 Utility related backgrounds to de- tractor, 2 pt, 1 Hyd remote * 1942 Farmall H narrow front tractor * velop leadership skills and 1976 Dodge 600 truck w/Hillsboro bed & hoist * 1967 GMC Truck learn about this great indus- 2/Chevy engine-standard bed & hoist * 2 pt. equip. for 350 tractor try. As we work toward de- * JD L120 riding mower * Clark 300 gal 2 wheel sprayer * 200 gal Sprayer on wheels * 5/16 semi-mount plow * Chisels, Alden pack- veloping the next farm bill, er, Case pull plow, 16’ Disc it is essential we hear from ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVE: Dump rake, CI skillets and rendering a wide variety of stakehold- kettle, Scythes, Oak sack cart, Waterfall style furniture, Old ma- ers on where we can make chinery Manuals meaningful improvements LIVESTOCK & EQUIPMENT: 2 (20 year old) horses, Lg supply of to agriculture policy. tack ie. Hereford stock saddle, English saddles, bridles, Metal round pen, calf hut, metal panels, propane tank heaters, feed Today’s discussion provided bunks a great opportunity to hear SHOP TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: 250 amp elc ARC welder & sup- from some of these young plies, Troy Built rototiller * Precision metal band saw, Fleetwood stakeholders on what they drill press, Disc Sander hope to see for the future of HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Pots, pans, dishes, art & craft supplies, Lifetime cookware, and much more agriculture,” said Subcom- For more complete list & pics check out the websites: mittee Chairman Rodney www.strohsrealestateandauction.com Davis (R-IL). Auctionguy.com • KansasAuctions.net “It’s great to see so many young people involved and Statements made sale day take precedence over printed material. committed to agriculture. We’re often reminded that the average age of a farmer is in the 50s, but we don’t al- ways hear about the great 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:31 AM Page 8

Page 8 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Rolling billboards promote U.S. pork in Colombia, Peru %Rolling billboards, maintain and keep the ad program launched in the Carne de Res, along with a with giant photos of pork trucks in good condition. summer of 2011 also in- host of other restaurants. dishes on the side and the For USMEF, it’s an opportu- creased the visibility of U.S. In Peru, ten trucks par- U.S. pork logo prominently nity to spread the name products in South Korea. In ticipating in the campaign displayed, are spreading the ‘U.S. pork’ to a very large au- that promotion, USMEF belong to Grupo DN, the sec- U.S. pork message in Colom- dience on a daily basis as wrapped Korean delivery ond-largest pork importer in bia and Peru. USMEF is these trucks move around trucks with full-color im- the country. Grupo DN owns working with two major im- delivering product. The ages of U.S. beef and pork. a further processing plant in porters to promote U.S. pork rolling billboard approach In the current campaign, Trujillo and uses U.S. pork and improve product recog- is a very effective form of two trucks belonging to At- as a raw material in its nition in this campaign, advertising when you have a lantic, a Colombian im- products. It also supplies which is funded by the Pork large area to cover.” porter and distributor of foodservice and retail chan- Checkoff. This is not the first time U.S. pork that specializes in nels in northern Peru and “Each of these trucks USMEF has used rolling serving the foodservice sec- its Razzeto brand is a leader drives thousands and thou- billboards to promote U.S. A truck belonging to Peruvian importer Grupo DN fea- tor, have been wrapped with in that region of the country. sands of miles every year,” red meat. In 2013, USMEF tures an attractive pork dish and the U.S. pork logo on U.S. pork images. Atlantic The trucks will be outfit- said Jessica Julca, USMEF installed colorful graphics both sides. supplies U.S. pork ribs to ted with the promotional representative in South on trucks belonging to a top TGI Fridays and Andres wrapping for 24 months. America, “and the im- Peruvian importer to adver- porters have agreed to tise U.S. beef tripe. A truck USDA expands safety-net for dairy operations adding next-generation family members

Agriculture Secretary “This change not only protected. By strengthening tergenerational transfer Tom Vilsack has announced helps to strengthen a family the farm safety net, expand- occur will have an opportu- that dairy farms participat- dairy operation, it also ing credit options and grow- nity to increase the dairy ing in the Margin Protection helps new dairy farmers get ing domestic and foreign operations production his- AMMO • BULLETS, RELOADING (Starting at 9:30 am), Program (MPP) can now up- started in the family busi- markets, USDA is commit- tory during the 2017 regis- PISTOLS • REVOLVERS • SHOTGUNS • RIFLES • BB GUNS date their production histo- ness, while ensuring that ted to helping American tration and annual coverage REMINGTON RIFLES, WINCHESTER RIFLES BRONZE DEER & ELK STATUES, FRAMED PRINTS • KNIVES ry when an eligible family safety net coverage remains farming operations remain election period. The next MISCELLANEOUS member joins the operation. available for these growing successful.” election period begins on See last week’s Grass & Grain for listings or go to The voluntary program, es- farms,” said Secretary Vil- The U.S. Department of July 1, 2016, and ends on Web Site: www.hartterauction.com tablished by the 2014 Farm sack. “When children, Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Sept. 30, 2016. For intergen- RICHARD POWELL ESTATE Bill, protects participating grandchildren or their Service Agency (FSA) pub- erational transfers occur- dairy producers when the spouses become part of a lished a final rule which ring on or after July 1, 2016, AUCTION CONDUCTED BY margin – the difference be- dairy operation that is en- makes these changes effec- notification must be made tween the price of milk and rolled in MPP, the produc- tive on April 13, 2016. Any to the FSA within 60 days of HARTTER AUCTION SERVICE Sabetha, Kansas • 785-284-2590 or 284-2643 feed costs – falls below lev- tion from the dairy cows dairy operation already en- purchasing the additional Auctioneers: ROGER HARTTER, els of protection selected by they bring with them into rolled in the Margin Protec- cows. Each participating TODD ROKEY, JED HARTTER the applicant. the business can now be tion Program that had an in- dairy operation is author- ized one intergenerational transfer at any time of its choosing until 2018. For $100 a year, dairy producers can receive basic catastrophic protection that covers 90 percent of milk production at a $4 margin coverage level. For addi- tional premiums, opera- tions can protect 25 to 90 percent of production histo- ry with margin coverage lev- els from $4.50 to $8, in 50 cent increments. Annual en- rollment in the program is required in order to receive margin protection. The final rule also provides improved risk protection for dairy farmers that pay premiums to buy-up higher levels of coverage by clarifying that 90 percent of production is covered below the $4 level even if a lower percentage was selected above the $4 margin. Earlier this year, FSA gave producers the opportu- nity to pay their premium through additional options including via their milk co- operative or handler. This rule facilitates those op- tions and also clarifies that the catastrophic level pro- tection at $4 will always cover 90 percent of the pro- duction history, even if a producer selected a less than a 90 percent percent- age for the buy-up coverage. Assuming current partic- ipation, had the Margin Pro- tection Program existed from 2009 to 2014, premiums and fees would have totaled $500 million while provid- ing producers with $2.5 bil- lion in financial assistance, nearly $1 billion more than provided by the old Milk In- come Loss Contract pro- gram during the same peri- od. For more information, visit FSA online at www.fsa.usda.gov/dairy or stop by a local FSA office and ask about the Margin Protection Program. To find a local FSA office in your area, visit http://offices. usda.gov. 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:31 AM Page 9

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 9 years, and now the Boot Hill idea back in the late 1980s. had taken on a life of its own Historic Town Tour.’ Casino has added another Then, in conjunction with so a new entity, the Dodge The next subject is a life- level of adventure and nos- the project to restore the City Trail of Fame, Inc. was sized statue of James Ar- talgia. Along with camera huge Santa Fe Depot build- formed with its own board ness in his famous role as man Michael Goehring, I ing, Downtown Dodge, Inc. of directors and group of Marshall Matt Dillon. covered Wild West Fest in developed a committee of a special leaders, volunteers Inductees honored with Dodge. Buck Taylor, one of few forward-thinking citi- and supporters. sidewalk medallions in- the best friends Kansas his- zens with the thought “If So far, a total of 29 side- clude a mixture of real life tory has, was there along Hollywood can do it, why walk markers have been and Hollywood: Wyatt Earp, with former Gunsmoke cast can’t we?” placed as well as a larger- Dennis Weaver, Bat Master- members, including Burt The state department of than-life statue of Wyatt son, Doc Holliday, Henry Reynolds. It was a fantastic travel and tourism funded Earp and a life-sized statue Fonda, Charles Rath, Big time — rodeo and a Gun- the initial planning, market- of John Henry “Doc” Holli- Nose Kate Elder, Errol smoke cast reunion. But any ing and placement of the 24- day. The organization also Flynn, Bill Tilghman, Kurt time in Dodge is good, and if inch bronze medallions into contracts with Special U.S. Russell, Satanta, Dull Knife you can’t see the stars, you the sidewalks throughout Deputy Marshall Charlie — and the list goes on and There are vestiges of the Abilene — each has a can at least see where they the Dodge City historic dis- Meade to provide free walk- on. To nominate a legendary Wild West all around unique story with names were! (Boot Hill Casino has trict. Other beautification ing tours of the Dodge City figure, visit the group’s web- Kansas. I love finding them, that have entered legend. its own Hall of Fame area efforts were undertaken as National Historic District. site. More importantly, walk following the old trails, see- Perhaps no other town has where the stars have left well with the city and the In 2016, our friend Bob the Trail of Fame yourself. ing the cow towns, finding capitalized on its wild histo- their bootprints.) CVB contributing. Boze Bell and True West You’ll literally be walking in the iconic images of the ry more than Dodge City. The Dodge City Trail of In 2004, the project had Magazine selected the Dodge the footprints of history. West. The Boot Hill Museum Fame began as a simple grown to the point where it City Trail of Fame as “Best Wichita, Hays, Ellsworth, has been a destination for Comment period for Quivira impairment complaint extended The Kansas Department quest of the Big Bend e-mail to Chris.Beightel is working with stakehold- view period for first draft of complaint and on the inves- of Agriculture (KDA) has ex- Groundwater Management @kda.ks.gov. ers in the basin to develop the Initial Report tigation of the complaint tended the comment period District #5, the comment pe- The U.S. FWS owns and and evaluate alternatives to • July 15, 2106, KDA- can be found on the KDA for the first draft of the ini- riod has been extended operates the Quivira Na- address the resource prob- DWR to publish Final Re- website, agriculture.ks.gov tial report on the investiga- until May 13, 2016. Com- tional Wildlife Refuge, a lems. port /quivira. tion of the impairment com- ments can be submitted by wetland of international sig- The revised schedule for More information on the plaint by the U.S. Fish and mail to the KDA Division of nificance and part of the finalizing the impairment Wildlife service (FWS) re- Water Resources (DWR) at central U.S. flyway. U.S. report is as follows: # garding Quivira National 1320 Research Park Dr., FWS filed an impairment • May 13, 2016, end of re- 3 AUCTIONS ONE DAY! Wildlife Refuge. At the re- Manhattan, KS 66502, or by complaint with KDA-DWR view period for first draft of in April of 2013, claiming the Initial Report FRIDAY,# APRIL# 22, 2016 that its water right in the • May 30, 2016, KDA-DWR 11:00 AM Planning your brush lower end of the Rat- to publish second draft of Auction Location: 513 N Main, El Dorado, Ks 67042 tlesnake Creek Basin has the Initial Report Commercial Real Estate Formerly Used As A Tanning Salon been impaired. KDA-DWR • July 1, 2016, end of re- Perfect For A Small Business Or Office Space * Great Location control program Rear$3500 Garage Down w/Apartment As Earnest Above, Money, Perfect 10% For Buyers Additional Premium Income Let us help you # # By David G. Hallauer, specific species, equip- 3:00 PM Meadowlark Extension ment, and expertise, with RECLAIM YOUR PROPERTY Auction Location: 240 Metcalf, El Dorado, Ks 67042 6 Storage Units, Selling An Entire Unit At A Time! District Agent, Crops & options from the commonly that has been overgrown with brush & trees! 10% Buyers Premium Be Prompt, Auction Won’t# Last Long!# Soils/Horticulture used foliar and cut stump WE OFFER: 5:00 PM Let’s assume that you applications to soil and • New Holland 232 high flow ma- Auction Location: 407 N Gordy, El Dorado Ks 67042 have just five trees per acre basal bark applications. chine with tracks for speed & Guns: Winchester 101 Shotgun, Mossberg .22, Remington 16 ga strength. Silver Coins: Dollars, Half Dollars, Quarters, Dimes, Wheat Pennies in your pasture. Let’s also For a list of control pro- •For cutting trees: a turbo tree Metal & Porcelain Signs * Advertising Items * Furniture * Antiques assume that those five trees grams, check out a copy of saw with a rotating head & John Morrison Picture * JR Hamil Watercolor * Yogi Williams Cartoon are approximately three our KSU Chemical Weed stump sprayer that also allows Coltsmen Clock, Wichita Ks * Victorian Mourning Hair Art * Marbles feet in diameter. No big Control Guide. They are for tree trimming along fields. Advertising Tins * Coca Cola3% & Squirt BP Signs * Many Misc. Items * deal, right? A three-foot-di- available or online at • Pile up all of the debris for burning with grapple and cut off trees WWW.SUNDGREN.COM flush with the ground. SUNDGREN AUCTION & REALTY • ameter tree would ‘techni- https://www.bookstore.ksre. WE ALSO DO DIRT WORK! JOE SUNDGREN, BROKER 316-377-7112 cally’ cover approximately ksu.edu/pubs/SRP1126.pdf RICK REMSBERG, 316-322-5391 seven square feet of grass, or from your District Exten- Please call or text Allen for pricing & scheduling 785-249-9788 JEREMY SUNDGREN 316-377-0013 but for easy math purposes, sion office. Five full pages let’s just assume it only of information will provide takes up five feet (the cow you with a number of op- can graze under a little of it, tions to help you enhance right?!). Five trees times your brush control program. five square feet is equal to Stop and get one today! 25 square feet per acre. On an 80 acre pasture, that’s 2000 square feet or about four and a half percent. Four and a half percent on a pasture that yields two tons per acre is a scant 90 pounds. No big deal, right!?! That’s only $2.70 in hay (at $60/ton), so it’s really irrelevant! Maybe so, until that tree becomes 15 that are eight feet in diameter. That all of a sudden be- comes tree coverage on over one and half percent of the acreage and requires over $20 in hay to replace on an 80 acre pasture. Still, no problem, right? Maybe your feed budget can absorb a small number of trees, and maybe it can even absorb a large number of trees, but the fact re- mains that trees and brush on range land result in lost productivity. The obvious is what comes from the calcu- lations above. The not so obvious can come from changes in grazing distribu- tion, reduced access to cer- tain areas of the pasture, and reduced stocking rates. All will ultimately affect the bottom line of your grazing budget. Control programs will af- fect your budget as well, but when compared to the alter- native of lost production, greater potential for over- grazing, and continued spread of problem species, they may not be as bad as you think! Programs can easily be tailored to your 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:32 AM Page 10

Page 10 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Tropical disease?Anaplasmosis meeting planned in May By Anthony N. Ruiz, about. These virus-borne and mosquitoes more gener- ture animals express clini- enough active ingredient to structive disease. There is Livestock Extension Agent, pathogens existed in remote ations to spread the disease. cal symptoms. Those in- prevent or treat anaplasmo- no cost to attend, we only Central Kansas District tropical locations for years Then 2015 arrived. clude sudden death, icterus, sis. Visit with your veteri- ask that you RSVP to an- What did people worry before finding their way Some years are in- or a yellowish appearance narian to discuss how the [email protected] or 785-392- about before they had tele- into the U.S. mainland. grained into our memory for around the eyes or vulva, VFD and new labels will af- 2147. Kansas Livestock As- visions? It seems like the Granted, I’m not an epi- good reasons, others as bad and aggression or excitabili- fect your operation. sociation, Kansas Farm Bu- news is a 30-minute hazard demiologist, but it seems experiences. 2015 was a bad ty. The tamest cow on the If you want to take a reau, Kansas State Veteri- briefing any more. I guess that in one short year a year for many cattle raisers. place could instantly turn stand against anaplasmosis nary Diagnostic Laboratory, when we became a global major tropical disease had It was common to hear of into an angry 1,250-pound- and learn more about pre- Kansas Veterinary Medical society we connected with shown up on our doorstep producers losing eight to missile aimed squarely at venting, managing, and Association, Kansas State air waves, and internet in- causing fear, financial loss, twelve cows in a week. From you. As her spleen is fo- treating anaplasmosis in University College of Veteri- formation went from fast to and making us question our southeast to northwest, cused on ridding the cow of your herd make plans to at- nary Medicine, and K-State instant. A couple issues that management strategies. I’m anaplasmosis took a heavy infected cells her brain be- tend the Kansas State Uni- Research and Extension are have seen lots of media at- talking about Anaplasmosis. toll on Kansas operations. comes starved for oxygen versity Anaplasmosis Sym- all generous sponsors mak- tention in the last year are For years Anaplasmosis was The commonly accepted and dependent on her hypo- posium on Wednesday, May ing this symposium possi- diseases. Both Ebola and thought of as an “eastern” idea that one lived too far thalamus to provide fight or 11, 2016 at the K-State Poly- ble. Zika were previously not on disease, only existing where west to worry about it was flight responses for survival. technic College Conference It may not have made the many Americans’ radar of plentiful rains and a longer not only challenged, but It’s not a good situation in Center at 2310 Centennial evening network news things to be concerned growing season gave ticks fully shattered. According which to find yourself. Drive in Salina. Beginning broadcast but a serious to the K-State Veterinary Di- If left untreated most ma- at 11:30 a.m., this program is “tropical” disease is at our agnostic Laboratory in Man- ture cattle with anaplasmo- designed to be the corner- doorstep. Anaplasmosis is hattan, positive samples sis will die. Essentially, they stone event in Kansas to ed- at your pasture gate just were received from about suffocate with an open ucate and equip producers, waiting to hitch a ride di- two-thirds of the state. mouth and lungs full of oxy- veterinarians, and allied in- rectly into your cow herd’s AUCTIONTHURSDAY, APRIL 21 — 5:30 PM Anaplasmosis showed up gen. The bacteria kill their dustry professionals in the veins. What will you do 748 N. 100 Road — BALDWIN CITY, KS From Hwy 59/56 Jct. West 5 miles on Hwy. 56 to Dg. 750 E. (Dg along the Nebraska border host by causing it to turn fight against anaplasmosis. about it? How will you han- #5) turn South 2 miles or From Overbrook East 9 miles on Hwy 56 and west to Smith, Sheri- against itself. Luckily, this Doctors and veterinarians dle the outbreak once it to Dg. 750 E. turn South 2 miles to Auction! WATCH FOR SIGNS! dan, and Greeley counties sinister organism is highly who are experts on anaplas- hits? Be in Salina on May 11 VINTAGE TRUCK & VINTAGE EQUIPMENT, in 2015. Anaplasmosis is not susceptible to appropriate mosis from across the coun- at 11:30 a.m. to learn more FARM EQUIPMENT, SALVAGE an “eastern” disease. In doses of oxytetracycline, try will be speaking and and prepare to battle See last week’s Grass & Grain for listings & 2016 we already have seen OTC. sharing their experience Anaplasmosis on your oper- Please visit us online www.KansasAuctions.net/elston for pics! confirmed cases of anaplas- Further complicating the managing around this de- ation. Auction Note: Be On Time Only About 30 Items! mosis across the state. Even anaplasmosis situation is in Central Kansas District. the rapidly approaching SELLER: RAY H. CHRISTIAN ESTATE We aren’t even into May yet. Veterinary Feed Directive, April burn restriction Auctioneers: ELSTON AUCTIONS Anaplasmosis bacteria VFD. This ruling pertains to “Serving(785-594-0505) Your Auction (785-218-7851) Needs Since 1994” live within red blood cells antibiotics designed to be covers 16 Kansas counties of cattle. These tiny organ- fed to livestock and deemed The only mandatory element of the Flint Hills Smoke isms reproduce here and medically relevant to hu- Management Plan is a restriction on burning land clearing spread by flies and ticks mans. OTC is one of these debris, crop residues, construction materials and yard when they ingest infected antibiotics. OTC has been waste during April in a 16-county area. Counties included blood. Also, using needles incorporated into mineral ANTIQUE AUCTION in the ban are Butler, Chase, Chautauqua, Cowley, Elk, contaminated with blood supplements and feeds for Geary, Greenwood, Johnson, Lyon, Marion, Morris, Pot- from infected animals can years. With the VFD in SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 9:30 AM tawatomie, Riley, Sedgwick, Wabaunsee and Wyandotte. CHAPMAN, KANSAS further transfer the bacteria place multiple fed antibiot- Burning prairie or grasslands and Conservation Reserve AUCTION LOCATION: I-70 Exit 286, 1 mile South to 2650 Ave. from carrier animals to ic labels are currently being (Casey’s Quik Shop) then East 1 mile to 2730 Sage then 1 mile North. Program acres in these areas is allowed during April. naive herd mates. Anaplas- changed. Many suspect the While some ranchers and landowners already have con- mosis can infect animals of new OTC label in feed and ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE TOOLS & MISC., SHOP EQUIPMENT, ducted prescribed burns, many acres remain to be burned. TRAILERS all ages; however, only ma- minerals will not contain See last week’s Grass & Grain for listings & for complete Those considering a burn should use smoke models on listings & additional pictures go to kansasauctions.net www.ksfire.org to determine and minimize the impact of CONSIGN TODAY FOR smoke on urban areas. Success of the mostly voluntary plan HARLEY GERDES 23RD ANNUAL is a key to preventing regulation of burning by the Environ- SELLER: DEWAIN KRINHOP mental Protection Agency (EPA). If smoke exceedances MEMORIAL DAY from pasture burning cause frequent air quality problems in Wichita, Kansas City or other populated upwind loca- CONSIGNMENT AUCTION tions, restrictions could be triggered by EPA. MONDAY, MAY 30 — 9:00 AM Lyndon, Kansas ** AD DEADLINE IS MAY 11TH ** DEMAND IS HIGH! We need your equipment of all types. CALL TODAY! AUCTIONTHURSDAY, APRIL 21 — 10:30 AM Auction will be held at the former Kansas Mineral building 785-828-4476 or cell: 785-229-2369 1886 Q Road located on the corner of Q & 190 Roads (2 miles East of the North edge of Mankato, Ks. or from Highway 36 & Visit us on the web: 14 North Jewell turn ½ mile East to 190 Road then 1 mile SATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 10:00 AM North to Q road). AUCTIONAuction held at the 4-H building at the Fair Grounds in www.HarleyGerdesAuctions.com REAL ESTATE: Sells first at 10:30 A.M. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS 3 acres Jewell Co. Kansas. Former Kansas Mineral site with VEHICLE & GUNS box; set desert Rose china dish- 73’x60’ & 125’x100’ buildings along with other attached buildings 1970 Ford F-100 pickup, V8, es; pewter small pitcher; cast & various hopper bottom storage bins. The seller will do no repairs or inspections. auto, 37,763 actual miles, nice.; skillet; green glasses; salt & All inspections must be made by purchaser be- plastic pickup tool box; Ruger pepper; pitcher & glasses; berry fore April 21, 2016. Thummel Real Estate & Auction LLC is 22/45 semi auto 22 cal. pistol; bowl set; cream & sugar sets; acting as seller agent. Cabala’s 44 cal. black power kids tea set; kitchen utensils; Core drill, forklift, product bagged & bulk cap & ball revolver w. powder & Frankoma, Hull Art & other AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:00 AM EQUIPMENT & PARTS, shot; Sentinel metal 10 gun vases; carnival dish; 2 sets sil- See last week’s Grass & Grain for information & safe. verware; silver tea set; 2 chest SUNDAY, APRIL 24 — 12:00 NOON For pictures check website at www.thummelauction.com HOUSEHOLD of drawers; wicker shelf; hall 5861 Eureka Dr. — MANHATTAN, KANSAS 2 GE upright freezers; Corona- trees; glass kerosene lamps; Selling Saturday, April 23rd, 10 am: FORMER KANSAS MINERAL PLANT, do 8ft. chest freezer; Hot Point coo coo clock; cast dog bank; Large selection of Fabrics, Bolts, boxes of short quarters, quilting sup- AuctionJEWELL Conducted COUNTY By: & GE refrigerators; GE glass top jewelry boxes; costume jewelry; plies, sewing books, sewing machine tables, desks, storage contain- range; under counter mi- Underwood typewriter; kids ers. ENORMOUSSelling SELECTION Sunday, OF April MATERIAL!!! 24th, 12 noon THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC crowave; wood dining table, 2 table & chair; wood toy blocks; 785-738-0067 • www.thummelauction.com leaves, & 6 matching high back full pipe bed; framed mirror; Desks with cast iron legs, flagpole, Hall tree, Sun dial, concrete Eagle, wood chairs; double hutch; Fenton glass basket; 5 gal. Horse, porch rocking chairs, vacuum cleaners, pie safe, file cabinet, wood kitchen table w. 4 wood cream can; 2 printer drawers; office chair, and enclosed computer desk, hide-a-bed couch, ladies chairs; hide a bed couch; horse hames; hay knife; adv. hats, Deco table, Queen Anne chair, candles, cups, saucers, kitchen leather & 3 cloth rocker reclin- cans; Pepsi thermometer; utensils, appliances, baking sheets, pans, muffin tins, BBQ grill, patio ers; rocker; large storage cabi- globe; 17 hand quilted quilts; chairs and table, Corningware, wardrobe, Eagle statues, lift massage net; coffee table; 4 end tables; pocket knives; buttons; pop bot- chair, rocker glider, Boyd’s Bears collectibles, Bird Bells, beer steins, computer & writing desks; tles; pens & pencils; match box; Kodak cameras, Hall mirror, jewelry box, vases, Bentwood chairs, AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 9:30 AM Hisense 50in. flat screen color cistern cups; Kodak camera; American Legion Post 14, 3408 W. 6th Street Snapper GT 600 4WD 27 Hp Diesel tractor w/PTO, John Deere LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66049 TV; TV cabinet; Certa queen movie camera & projector; fly 116 Riding mower, 42 inch Snapper riding mower, fertilizer spreader, mattress & box springs; blonde rod; Kent feed directors chair, DR gas wood chipper, DR gas commercial lawn vacuum, DR brush Excellent offering of Collectibles, Coins, Jewelry, Glassware, 3 piece bedroom set; 3 chest of coolers, & other Kent adv. cutter & tiller, Footlocker's, cream separator, Hoosier cabinet, rough Pottery, Quilts, Hummels, Banks, Toys, Primitives and More drawers; & other. items; Baseball cards; & other. cut Lumber, treadle sewing machine, garden hose cart, Paving bricks, fromSee Multiple Complete Estates. Sale Bill Plan & Photos to attend!! at www.dandlauctions.com ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES TOOLS & MISC. snow plow, 3 point rototillers, wood stove, Snapper push mower, lad- Round oak table made into cof- Toro SP 5hp. 22 in. push lawn ders, table saw, router, bicycle, Shop-Vac, tool chest, miscellaneous Jewelry & Coins: Huge Glassware, Pottery & Hummels: fee table; oak 4 drawer file cab- mower; Yard Man SP 6.5hp. 22 hand tools, workbench with Vise, saw dust collector, electric wood Selection, incl. 3 cases full of Sheraton Greek Key Water set inet; oak 12 drawer file box; in. push lawn mower; 2 gas planer, drills, saws, Sanders, miter saw, extension cords, power tools, 14K gold rings, bracelets, neck- & 4 pc. Table Set, Candlewick, Fairbanks Moores plat form weed eaters; elect. leaf blower; artwork, picture frames, mirrors, lamps, baskets including large se- laces and sterling, southwest Fenton inc. several Early Pieces scales; 6 large wood planes; old wheel barrow; metal & wood lection of Longaberger, recliner, Plow & Hearth collectibles, gas en- turquoise, and lots of costume & Cranberry Mary Gregory, wood lathe tools; 1910 wood tool boxes; Craftsman bench gine, funnels, Planters, concrete bird baths, metal star, yard tools, jewelry, Silver Dollars, Silver Carnival glass, Old Fiesta, carpenter box & tools; Rock Is- 7in. table saw; cordless drill; wet ANDI Hyperbanic compression Chamber, gas cans, car ramps, Eagles and Other Silver Coins, Depression glass, Rare Blue Onion Spice & Canister sets, land Lines 2 gal crock jug; & dry vac; circular saw; router & power washer, composter. Much much more. Very clean auction. Commemoratives and Tokens. brown qt. crock; canning crock bits; jig saw; elect. sanders; Waterford Crystal & Cut Glass, Auctioneers Note: Dorine had her own quilting supply business Collectibles, Primitives & Paperweights, Pottery inc. jar; 3 gal. Western crock butter open & box wrenches; crescent for years. Saturday auction will be inventory of FABRICS and Early Kitchen Collectibles: churn; 2 crock jugs; set 4 crock wrenches; pliers; 6 in. bench Roseville, Redwing, Hull and anything to do with SEWING. Sunday auction will consist of the Copper Boiler, Early Spice McCoy, 25 Hummels. bowls; 24 Knowles Norman grinder; vise; 5 ton hyd. jack; collectables, tools, furniture and equipment. Come enjoy the Boxes, "Made-Rite" Flour Tin, Rockwell collector plates; camel floor jack; hand, & garden tools. Banks, Toys & Dolls: Approx. weekend. LOTS OF PICTURES ON WEBSITE. Coal and Sad Irons, Old Coffee back trunk; 18 porcelain dolls in 25 Cast Iron Animals, Buildings, Grinder, Griswold and Wagner Safes and Other Banks, Several Auctioneers Note: large auction with numerous items not un- SELLERS: ESTATE OF DORINE Cast Iron, Many Old Kitchen Die Cast Airplanes and 8 Gas covered yet. Lunch on Grounds Terms Cash or Check: Not & THE LATE DR.STAN ELSEA Collectibles, 2 Antique Oak Pump Advertising Banks, Responsible for Accidents TERMS: Cash or Good Check. Announcements made day of sale take prece- Wall Phones, CI Doorstop, Porcelain Dolls, Nice/Original dence over previous printed material. Auction company and seller not re- sponsible for accidents. Boot Jacks, Old Milk Bottles, 1950's Child's Scooter. IRENE HIATT ESTATE Cast Iron Mortar & Pestle, Old Misc.: Oak Library Table, AUCTIONEERS: NOVAK BROS. & GIEBER Bookshelves, Oak Treadle Jeff Ruckert, Auctioneer/Broker Scales, Old Tools, Complete 50 Website: www.nckcn.com/novakbrosgieberauction/ Vol. Harvard Classics, numer- Sewing Machine, Homelite Manhattan, KS 66502 1700psi Powerwasher (NEW), Roger Novak Les Novak Butch Gieber ous Other Primitives. 785-565-8293 3000Watt Generator, and More. 785-527-2626 785-987-5588 785-729-3831 [email protected] Concessions Available 785-527-1302 (Cell) Troy Novak, 785-987-5372 Clerk: Scott Clerking, Belleville, Ks. www.RuckertAuctions.com D & L Auctions, Lawrence, KS • 785-766-5630 Auctioneers: Doug Riat & Chris Paxton 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:32 AM Page 11

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 11 Women In Agriculture series held in Clay Center Twenty-five women from sions, but also developed re- across the area took part in lationships with others in a six-week Women in Agri- the ag industry throughout culture series that conclud- the area. Members on the ed March 3rd at the CTI planning committee for this John Deere meeting room in event were Kim Larson, Clay Center. Attendees Katelyn Brockus, Rebecca ranged from those just get- Ferking, Jericho Hammond, ting into the industry by in- Suzanne Larson, and Barb heriting farmland, to those Lenhart. The event would marrying into a farm family, not have been successful to women who have been ac- without the generous assis- tive farm operators for tance from these local spon- many years. A committee of sors: Agmark LLC, The Citi- six women from the River zens National Bank, Dr. Valley Extension District, Dean Klentz, Reed Seed, KS local Farm Service Agency Crossroads RC&D, Crop Pro- office, Wilbur-Ellis, and duction Services, Crop Pro- Kansas Farm Bureau tection Agency, Wilber-Ellis, planned and implemented Buffalo Brand Sharp Seed, the series. and K-State Research and During the six, five-hour Extension. This farm man- sessions, women listened to agement series rotates speakers and completed throughout the River Valley hands on activities to learn Extension District on an an- about a variety of farm man- Participants in the Women in Agriculture series received certificates of completion at the final session. Pictured nual basis. This area in- agement topics. At the first from left to right: (standing) Barb Lenhart, Jericho Hammond, Chelsie Langvardt, Rebecca Ferking, Lori Rogge, cludes; Cloud, Republic, session, Mary Mertz of River Zita Miligan, Diane Lenhart, Mary Thoman, Brenda Larson, Morgan Hammel, Sally Chestnut, Dona, Schultz, Jen- Washington and Clay Coun- Creek Farms near Manhat- nifer Whearty, Carla Moore, Krystal Nelson, Karra James, Rebecca Palmer, Melanie Musselman, Janet Macy, Bri- ties. Next year it will be tan, presented a session on anna Olson, Kim Larson, Katelyn Brockus. Left to right (sitting) Roxie Martin, Melissa Roth, Elma Steinbach, Cami held in Washington County. Ag Advocacy and her For more information con- unique project “Feast of the Rescoe, and Evelyn Peterson. Not pictured: Suzie Larson, Kathy Richardson, Sandy Heigele, Cyndy Monier. tact a River Valley Exten- Field” where she invites spoke on first response. For Hund, farm analyst with K- the event the participants sion District office. guests to an annual meal in the fourth session partici- State Research and Exten- were awarded certificates their corn field and serves pants engaged in hands on sion, presented Successful of completion following a locally produced foods. training with laptops to Family Business Transi- social hour and catered FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION Meagan Cramer, with learn how to keep farm tions which included meal hosted by CTI. SATURDAY, MAY 7 — 10:00 AM Kansas Farm Bureau also records with Quicken led by ‘Twelve Steps to Keep the Participants not only Auction Location: From OSBORNE, KS. 10 Miles South, 3 Miles presented information on East and 2 Miles South. Kara Mayer with K-State Family Farming.’ To cap off learned a lot during the ses- 2010 McCormick pers, Air Ride, 42’ elec. rollover Ag Advocacy. Libby Curry Research and Extension. MTXTRACTORS: 135 FWA 2500 hrs., 3pt. 3 tarp; 1998 Wilson Cattle Pot from Extension led the Randy Carlson, Sink and Hyd. McCormick L175 ldr 102”x 50 Long Air Ride; 2013 group through the True Col- Gordon, then presented on w/yoystick & 8’ bucket & grapple; Case IH Tru Tandem Disk, 34’ ors personality profile. 2009 Case IH Magnum 305 Vertical Till w/ Rolling Baskets, taxes. At the fifth session AUCTION w/4634 hrs., 3 pt. 4 hyd. PTO & approx. 500 ac; 24’ Sunflower Un- Farm technology was also Anthony Ruiz with K-State SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:00 AM shafts; JD 3010 w/fenders, 3pt. dercutter w/AA & New Blades; (2) covered in the session by Research and Extension Wheaton Community Center on Highway 16 in Wheaton, Kansas Single Hyd. 1000 Nurse Tanks AA; 2008 12’ Alan and Hayden Heigele. GUNS: (sell at noon) Hi-Standard double nine revolver • Glenfield Marlin 1997SEMIS, Peterbilt TRUCK, Semi Can Am Blade; 10”x40’ Westfield discussed livestock manage- 60, .22 rifle • Marlin Goose Gun, 12 ga., clip feed • Marlin 30-30, lever PICKUPS: At the second session Chris 3406 Cat E eng, 18 sp.w/new Auger; Case 5x16 3 pt. Plow; ment. He was followed by action • (2) Older single shot 12 ga. • Remington .22 bolt action • Mossberg steerings Tires; 1998 Freightliner 2010 1048 Parker Grain Cart w/ Hauserman, Crop Protec- Tom Meek with the Natural Model 151k, .22 semi-auto • Mossberg No. 46, .22 bolt action • Winchester 12.7 Detroit, 13 sp. w/20’x52’ Box Scales & Tarp; 2014 Landoll 5531 tion Agency, presented on Resource Conservation Model 97, 12 ga. pump • Winchester Model 12, 12 ga. pump • Ithaca & Hoist; 1992 Ford 350 dsl 7.3 Grain Drill, DD opn, 40’10” Spac- crop insurance. Dr. Art Model 12, 12 ga. pump • Enclosed gun cabinet • 2 Bricks .22 ammo • Pickup, new tires & HD Grill ing w/mon. & seed counter; NH Service and Tamie Buckley FARM/GARDEN/PICKUP: (Large items will sell after guns) AC 170 Barnaby and Robin Reid Guard & Handy Bed; 1977 Ford 185 Manure Spreader; Peck and Emily Allen of the Farm Tractor, 3 point hitch • Dan Houser 15” posthole digger • 18’ Krause disk, 600 Grain Truck w/15 ½’ box, 12”x80’ Auger w/Hopper; 1981 from K-State’s Department Service Agency who dis- good blades • (2) Two-bale hay saver feeders • Calf cradle, shop built • metal floor; 1991 F250 Ford dsl Dresser Loader w/ 3 yd. bucket; 5 of Agricultural Economics cussed their program oppor- Calf creep feeder • Two-wheel horse drawn cart • BMB 6’ brush cutter • PU, new Trans, 78K w/flatbed; sec. Sunflower Undercutter spoke on grain marketing. BMB 6’ blade • Heavy duty trailer, 4’x8’ • Utility trailer, 6’x8’ • Utility trailer, 1995 IH 9400 12.7 Detroit, 10 sp., Model 3651. 2640 tunities. 14’x7’ w/ fold down ramp • Heavy duty garden trailer • Craftsman 18” rear HAY EQUIP.: Then ladies were assigned 15 ½ Rock Bed; 2008 Ford 350 Hay Buster; Bar 6 Cake Feeder; 7 Members of the group tine tiller • Ryobi angle grinder • Railroad ties • 3 point potato digger • Walk dsl 4x4 w/10’ utility bed w/auto Bale Hay Express Trailer; 2011 teams and began a wheat were encouraged to bring behind stump cutter • 12v cordless drill (new) • 2008 Artic Cat 366 4-wheel- crane, PS; 1976 IHC 1600 truck Vermeer 605 Super M DCF Wide marketing scenario that their spouse, or other family er • 2012 Husqvarna 24hp 48” cut riding lawn mower • 722DT(6) w/16’ steel bed. P/U, w/ Net Wrap & Twine & Bale continued with a new sce- Grasshopper riding mower, 22hp Kubota diesel, many new parts, low 2009 Case IH ModelFARM 1250 EQUIP.: 16R Kicker and Floats, approx 2000 members involved in their hours • Steel fence posts • Electric chain saw sharpener • 1995 Ford F250 nario and decisions to be Planter Early Riser w/Liquid Fert, bales. operation, to the final ses- 4x4, auto, 129k (clean truck) • CAMPER/JET SKI/SCOOTER: 2003 28’ Corn, Milo & Bean Seed Disks 2013STOCK Travalong & other Advantage TRAIL- made every week. Carrie sion. The marketing project Forest River Cherokee camper, very good condition • 2006 Seadoo RXP w/Pro 600 Moniter; 2013 Duo Lift 6’8”ERS: x 24’; 2011 Titan 6’8” x 24’; Williams of AgMark LLC in- concluded and the partici- jet ski (very nice) • Honda Ruckus 49cc motor scooter • Aluminum Jon boat dsl Trailer w/900 gal. tank; 2005 20’ w/4’ Beaver Trailer; Goose- structed the class on the • ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES: Old steel-wheel box wagon • Steel Wilson Grain Hopper w/Ag Hop- neck Swather Trailer. pants who made the most implement wheels • Cast iron skillets • Collection of Pin buttons • Coca global agriculture economy. money in the markets were Cola collection • Advertisement beer can openers • (3) Complete sets of Ty At the third session the awarded. Brenda Larson McDonalds Beanie Babies, unopened • Occupied Japan figurines • FORSALE WAYNECONDUCTED “BO” BY: & CARLA WILCOXSON group learned about devel- Collectable plates • Coors lamps • Handmade quilt • Antique Carbide WOLTERS AUCTION & REALTY was the individual overall Col. Jim Wolters, Broker & Auctioneer oping equitable leases and lamps • Prince Albert cans • Cream cans • Sad irons • Old hand-crank food winner. And the winning grinders • Wooden sled • Kerosene lamps • (2) Silver dollars, 1925 and Box 68, 627 Market St. • Portis, KS 67474 understanding Kansas lease marketing team consisted of 1935 • This is a partial listing. We also have a selection of house- Partial list, see fullemail: list on [email protected] website: www.woltersauctionandre.com laws, presented by Mykel Elma Steinbach, Lori Rogge, hold/furniture items to numerous to mention. Toll-Free: 866-346-2071 • Business 785-346-2071 Taylor from the K-State and Evelyn Peterson. For- NEW HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CONSIGNMENT SALE Concession Stand provided by New Hope Lutheran Church Cell: 785-545-7097 Agricultural Economics De- rest Buhler, staff attorney at For info: Sale conductedTroy Berg by 785-313-2662 Kocher’s Auction or James Service, Pierson Onaga, 785-458-9211 Kansas partment. Then Serita K-State Kansas Agricultural Blankenship with Kansas Mediation Services, also Farm Bureau spoke on farm shared information on farm Braverman Truck Beds safety and Pam Kemp, coun- succession and estate plan- ty emergency manager, ning with the group. Duane Voted one of the Best AUCTIONMONDAY, APRIL 25 — 5:00 PM (BE ON TIME - NO SMALL ITEMS) Aluminum Flatbed Offering for sale at Public Auction, located at 11675 NW 170th, Newton, KS from the intersection of First St. & Spencer Rd., 12 Offering a complete Weld-Free Concept; miles east, 2 miles north, 2 1/2 miles east or from Peabody, KS (Potters Corner), 6 miles south, 2 1/2 miles east. No welds to crack, TRACTORS, TRUCKS & trip. axle, ramps; shop built 28’ FARM MACHINERY bale trailer; 10 wheel 3 pt. rake; No paint to chip, 1977 Case 1175 diesel tractor, John Deere 8-16 steel wheel cab & air, 18.4-38 duals, dual drill; Oliver 565 4-16 semi mt. No steel to rust! hyd., 3 pt., pto, 8368 hrs.; 1976 plow; 12’ packer on frame; 3 - AC 7000 diesel tractor, cab & IHC 58 planters; 20’ 3 pt. anhy- air, 18.4-38 tires, dual hyd., 3 drous applicator; 4 sec. 3 pt. ro- pt., pto, 7227 hrs.; 1959 MF 50 tary hoe; 4 wheel bale trailer; gas tractor, hyd., 3 pt., pto; 2001 tandem axle trailer; 4 wheel run- Ford F-350 XL Super Duty ning gear; 4 wheel flare side flatbed pickup, V8, 5.4 liter Tri- grain trailer, hyd. lift; John Deere ton eng., 27K, 5 spd. manual 12’ easy flow seeder; 2 wheel 3 trans., toolbox, extra clean; pt. windrow turner; Case 3-16 3 1959 Chev. Viking 50 truck, 16’ pt. plow; 6” auger, 220 motor; 3 bed & hoist, V8, 4+2; 1973 step- pt. boom hoist; 2 - trailer house side alum. van, V8, auto. trans.; frames; 2 sec. harrow & evener; Hesston 6600 14’ swather, cement mixer; 8x18 enclosed Perkins diesel eng., cab & air; van box; 6x20 stock trailer, no 1970 IHC 503 combine; 1990 axles; tires & wheels - 18.4-38, NH 570 wire tie sq. baler, shed- 18.4-26, 23.1-26, trailer house ded & clean; Ag Way 8 bale tires & wheels; screen windows accum., like new; IHC 470 16’ & doors; log chains; welding tandem disc; Krause 1580 18’ iron; hyd. cyl.; milo guards; pipe single wingfold tandem disc; frame; high line poles; truck & Crustbuster 24’ field cultivator; trailer axles; 6x6x22 treated John Deere 16 shank chisel; posts; alum. & scrap iron, & Contact Bittersweet Farms shop built 6 sec. folding harrow; more. 30’ gooseneck flatbed trailer, 14501 S. US 59 Hwy TED & SHARON REGIER, SELLERS Oskaloosa, KS 66066

TERMS: Cash day ofBAR sale. Statements CEDAR made FARM day of sale take precedence over advertised statements. Visit us at: VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Real Estate www.kansasflatbeds.com 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 785-215-2971 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers / Food Provided by: K&B Catering Email: [email protected] www.hillsborofreepress.com 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:39 AM Page 12

Page 12 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Ag foundation to host inaugural summer conference for teachers

The Kansas Foundation tive, passionate educator of their most popular paro- “The caliber of teachers longtime KFAC supporter, Those interested in support- for Agriculture in the Class- and musician. Selby will use dies. we have supporting Kansas Harold Mertz of Zeandale. ing the event are asked to room (KFAC) is announcing humor, interaction, a bit of In addition to keynote agriculture is second to Applications are due April email KFAC at ksfac@ its first-ever summer confer- research and his critically presentations, the confer- none,” said Cathy Musick, 15 and can be found on the ksu.edu or call the office at ence for Kansas teachers. acclaimed original music to ence will feature hands-on KFAC executive director. KFAC website. (785) 320-4350. The one-day event is being explore the importance of workshops presented by “We are fortunate to have Teachers will receive To register, visit held on June 2, 2016 at the creating a vision for a “Best teachers from across the them present these interac- professional development https://outreach.ksu.edu/etr Salina Bicentennial center Day Ever.” state who have successfully tive workshops at our con- credit and will also have the akWe- and is open to all Kansas Local Kansas celebrities, made agriculture a core ference and look forward to option to purchase continu- bApp/Registration.aspx?Me teachers, volunteers, out-of- the Peterson Farm Broth- part of their curriculum. the inspiration they’ll pro- ing education credits etingCode=261606. Addi- school program coordina- ers, will also keynote the Topics will range from plant vide attendees.” through Kansas State Uni- tional conference informa- tors and those interested in lunch session. These broth- science to animal science Regular registration cost versity for an additional $25. tion including hotel infor- agriculture education. ers will share their passion and will give attendees the is $65 until April 18, at The conference is spon- mation, conference ven-ue The “Creating the Best for agriculture, the impor- opportunity to build their which time it will increase sored by several generous and agenda, can be found on Day Ever” conference will tance of educating youth confidence in including to $75 and close on May 19. donors, including Chuck the KFAC website at feature keynote speaker Dr. about where their food agriculture in their own cur- Registration cost includes Henry Sales of Salina, the www.ksagclassroom.org /teach- Monte Selby, a Kansas na- comes from and share some riculum. lunch, all snacks and re- Kansas Department of Agri- ers/summerconference. sources. Scholarships to culture, Kansas Beef Coun- For more information, cover registration are avail- cil, Kansas Pork Association contact the KFAC office at KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY able through a memorial and the Kansas Dairy Com- (785) 320-4350 or ksfac@ contribution in honor of mission, among others. ksu.edu. ANAPLASMOSIS SYMPOSIUM SALINA, KS - WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 Track damage at Kansas 11:30 A.M. Kansas State University Polytechnic, 2310 Centennial Road TOPICS & SPEAKERS derailment site traced to truck • Anaplasomosis in Cattle: Facts and Fiction — • Can I Vaccinate for Anaplasmosis? — Dr. Gregg Hanzlicek, Veterinary Diagnostic Dr. Gene Luther, AgCenter; Department of Veterinary (AP) – The derailment of 14 crew members when it ed the treads on a 2004 Ken- Laboratory, Kansas State University Science, Louisiana State University an Amtrak passenger train derailed March 14 near the worth International truck to Dr. Mike Apley, Frick Professor, Clinical Sciences, • Treating Individual Cows & Herds for Anaplasmosis — last month in Kansas that in- community of Cimarron. the tire impressions at the Kansas State University Dr. Mike Apley, Clinical Sciences, jured more than two dozen about 160 miles west of Wi- scene, the report said. They • Diagnostic Considerations and Strategies — Kansas State University people occurred at a site chita. The last four cars de- also observed what ap- Dr. Gregg Hanzlicek, Veterinary Diagnostic • The VFD and Anaplasmosis Infection — where there had been dam- railed on their sides and peared to be recent damage Laboratory, Kansas State University Dr. Bill Flynn, Deputy Director of Science Policy, age to the track that has two other cars derailed up- to the truck’s front bumper. • Keeping Anaplasmosis out of your Cow Herd — Food and Drug Administration been traced to a grain truck, right, sending at least 28 Federal authorities had Dr. Dave Rethorst, Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, • What will Anaplasmosis Infection do to Herd federal authorities said. passengers to hospitals. previously said Cimarron Kansas State University Productivity? — The National Trans- Investigators found fresh Crossing has been “very co- Dr. KC Olson, Department of Animal Sciences and Dr. Max Irsik, Large Animal Clinical Sciences, portation Safety Board said tire tracks perpendicular to operative.’’ The business is Industry, Kansas State University University of Florida in its preliminary report the bent railroad tracks, licensed to feed up to 20,000 • Flies, Ticks, and Anaplasmosis in Kansas — • Panel: Open Questions — All Speakers that Amtrak and BNSF Rail- along with a small amount head of cattle. Dr. Ram Raghavan, Diagnostic Medicine and • Moderator — Dr. Dan Thomson, Jones Professor of way estimate their damages of flaked corn typically used The railroad tracks run Pathobiology, Kansas State University Production Medicine and Epidemiology, Diagnostic at more than $1.4 million. to feed cattle. alongside the south side of a Medicine and Pathobiology, Kansas State University The Southwest Chief pas- The tracks were traced to paved highway, and are not To Register contact Anthony Ruiz, Central Kansas District Extension Office 785-392-2147 senger train traveling from a feedlot owned by Cimar- fenced off from it. Fresh tire or [email protected] • Please Register by May 6th Los Angeles to Chicago was ron Crossing Feeders LLC, tracks were found on both carrying 130 passengers and where investigators match- sides of the highway near the derailment, and investi- gators put up crime scene tape to preserve the evi- dence. Cimarron Crossing is Formerly dba International Electrical, Inc. located north of the high- ONLINE AUCTION way, and there is a gap in TRAILERS, EQUIPMENT, CONTAINERS, VEHICLES & MORE Preview dates: Sat., April 23, 12-4; Wed., April 27, 9-6; the fence separating that Mon., May 2, 9-4 (also by appointment) land from the highway Monticello Auction Center 4795 Frisbie Rd. Shawnee KS 66226 where the tire tracks were View the website for more information: www.lindsayauctions.com found. The tire tracks were not located at a designated rail crossing. National Transportation Safety Board member Earl Weener said last month the SUNDAY, APRIL 24 — 10:00 AM impact of the truck shifted ANTIQUE AUCTION the train tracks 12 to 14 Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co. Expo 900 Greeley Salina, KS FURNITURE, GLASS, Nazi photos; Japanese war ladies clothes some beaded; inches. COLLECTABLES, pilot photos; jet pilot mask; top hat in box; rhinestone & A review of the train’s Furniture 1700’s Winsor chair; Japanese WWII silk flag; WWII costume jewelry; large porce- event recorder data deter- 1850’s chair; 4 & 10 glass draw- German swastika pin; Hercules lain dolls; rag dolls; quilts; knot- mined the train was travel- er spool cabinets; glass top box; WWI bayonet; WWI Red ted rugs; Deco coffee set; trac- ing at 60 miles per hour music record cabinet; pine Cross tin box; WWI stereo-op- tor thermometer; graniteware when the emergency brakes hardware cabinet; Victorian tics; Daughters of the Revolu- green swirl lunch box; assort- Online auction were applied. The maxi- curio cabinet; Camillus pocket tion blue glass silver overlay ment postage stamps; cap begins soft close mum authorized speed on May 2 at 6pm knife store display cabinet; platter; pirates pistol, war guns; Hot wheels; GLASS: Art this section of track is 60 French triangular drop leaf books; WWII airplane gauges; glass; paperweights; Victorian LINDSAY AUCTION miles per hour for passen- table; Shaker corner shelf; 6’ Hahan 45 single action re- Vaseline opalescent epergne; SERVICE INC. ger trains and 40 miles per round oak table; 50’s chrome & volver; Pymann BB gun; RR & Daum France large snail sculp- 913.441.1557 hour for freight trains, ac- wood dining table; small oak gun powder watch fobs; Indian ture; Loetz bowl Bohemian [email protected] showcase; primitive child’s items (pictures, canes, bows & vase; Fenton; carnival glass cording to the report. rocker; Victorian dining chairs; arrows, woven blanket); Mexi- bowls & water set; 2 opalescent child’s pine cabinet; pine primi- can blankets; horse leather; water sets; Mary Gregory; tives; wooden shelves; record saddle stand; 1940’s mint Sat. Rookwood; Roseville; Weller; cabinet; spice cabinet; beveled Evening Post & Life magazines; Metlox Poppytrail patio set; glass windows; wooden doors; wooden planes; school house Hull; Stellmacher; Haviland ornate chair; 50’s chair; marble lap slate; cast iron camel shelf Limoges; Royal Vienna portrait pedestal; cast iron bench; brackets; drug store Sunkist plate; Wedgwood; Chinese Ex- smoke stand; tired jewelry dis- Juicit; giant wine bottle; pocket port porcelain; crystal candle SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:00 AM play; floor lamps; ceiling fan; knives; tobacco grinder; blue & holders; cut glass; Noritake Auction will be held at the farm 6460 W. Stimmel Road, ½ mile North of HEDVILLE, KANSAS or French brass heater; oriental white crock pitchers; salt glaze Azalea; porcelain dolls; half AUCTION Exit 244 on I70 West of SALINA, KANSAS then ½ mile South to Stimmel Road then 1 mile East. rug; tapestries; lamps; collec- jars; child’s trunk; banjo clock; dolls; European beer glasses; tion Navajo silver & turquoise 1700’s metal detected silver advertising beer mugs; Bols fig- TRACTORS, TRUCKS & pt. dirt slip; 3 pt. 300 gal sprayer automatic cattle water; round jewelry; 2 gold rings; costume coins; brass tokens; Imperial 5 ural animal miniature whiskey TRAILERS, Sells at 12:00 like new; Massey no 6 sickle bale feeders; 3 creep feeders; jewelry; Pendleton Beaver gal oil can; RR books, lamps & bottles; red ruby; pink depres- 2007 Chevrolet 3500 HD 1 ton mower; JD 2 wheel manure round & flat bottom feed bunks; State vintage blankets; Yei rug; calendars; rare Macon & sion; Roseville; many pieces 4 wheel drive dually gas pickup, spreader model H series 47 tire feed bunks; 5 rolls barb SIGNS: Plymouth Desoto Ser- Brunswick railroad money; road Occupied Japan; marbles; flat bed, Vortec engine, auto- new tires; 3-4 wheel flat bed wire; electric fence posts; vice double sided porcelain, maps; radios; Tex Ritter radio glass paper weights; baskets; matic, air, 6755 miles; 1999 alu- trailers; Henry pop up bale hedge posts; used lumber; 25- Railway Express Agency, tapes; vintage 33 & 45 records; mirrors; brass high relief pic- minum 4 Star tandem axle loader; 2 wheel fertilizer 1 ½” 20’ pipe; sucker rod; pump Kendall Motor Oil, Egyptianne turntable w/speakers; vintage tures; opera glasses; kitchen goose neck 6’ x 20’ covered spreader; JD 3-14 pull type jack; 24” plastic aeration tubes; Cigarette, wood Coca Cola; western sheet music; metal ware; bells; inkwells; kerosene stock trailer 7’ tall inside; 1965 plow; IHC 3-14 pull type plow; plastic tubs; Wauksaha & neon sign; Coke clock; John flashlight; Cub & Boy Scout uni- lamp; Aztec ceramic sculpture; Chevrolet C60 truck, 327 en- Oliver 2 bottom pull type plow Model A motors; assortment Wayne movie poster “The forms; brass & wood scale; cow Moses sculpture; Chinese fig- gine, 4 speed, 2 speed, 16 ½’ w/steel wheels; 2 wheel trailer iron; Tools inc.: Lincoln welder Alamo”; Beer inc.: (set 8 skulls; cowboy hats; high back ure; Chinese headrest; carved bed w/hoist, 87,000 miles; 10 w/Model A running gear; Glean- generator w/gas engine; Mar- Olympia animals, Schlitz hang- saddle; child’s saddle; side sad- wood & porcelain figural sculp- bale gooseneck tandem axle er Six pull combine quette welder; assortment hand ing lamp, Budweiser clock, set dle; horse fly net; 1940’s sci- tures; medical quackery items; trailer; Hale 5’ x 16’ covered w/Wisconsin engine restorable; tools; jacks; work bench; handy 6 Coors Nature series pictures, ence fiction magazines; photos; farm toy tractors; mini brass stock trailer; 2 wheel utility trail- 2 section flat harrow; lawn man jack; post vice; shovels, Falstaff Lemp brewery 24” tray; tintypes; daguerreotypes; cannon; cast iron train car; er; 2 old semi box trailers; 2- mowers inc. (MF 7 riding, scoops, hoes, other yard tools. Budweiser neon guitar, ½ gal clocks; watches; fans; medical radio microphone; thermos; avi- 1973 Chevrolet Custom 10 Rugg riding, Longlife Imperial beer bottles); 1940’s auto gas- tools; baseball, football, basket- ation playing cards & silver- pickup 8 cy, auto, ran when 1138 riding mower); combine ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES ket design patent; 1960’s Mobil- ball, hockey cards; split bam- ware; metal detector; medical parked in shed; Ford box truck bin on 2 wheels; 300 gal water Signs inc.: (Model tobacco, gas glasses; pictures inc.: boo fly rod; other fishing items; gurney cart; photo equipment; don’t run; 2003 MF 283 diesel tank on 2 wheels; 2 wheel pick- Skelly, VW, Gooch Best); (Fox; other prints; religious; postcards; toys; pipes; Howe hat pins; compacts; mink stoles; tractor, 8 speed, 3 pt, dual hyd, up box trailer; 3 pickup stock Kansas car tags; cream sepa- yard long lady; oil painting; scale; 1930’s window fan; large fur coat; Christmas bubble 1145 hrs, w/Koyker 310 loader racks; Rubber Made tank on 2 rator; low back saddle; hay other religious pictures); 12 maps; 1950’s lighted picture; lights; papier mache Santa 6’ bucket; Custom built 4 wheel wheels; 130 gal pickup fuel hooks; screen door; lanterns; 2 Railroad Lanterns (Great Guinness bar light; photo’s Claus; Evinrude 2 hp boat loader w/Red Seal 4 cy engine, tank; fuel tank on wheels; tum- door pine cabinet; platform Northern, Frisco, Rock Island, postcard album; Elvis decanter; motor; 1 ½ hp hit & miss en- 6’ bucket w/grapple, fork lift at- ble bug; Sampson one way; JD scales; 50’s girls bike; oil cans; ATSF, C & NWRY, New York large cast iron skillet; robots; gine; Doctor J Hostetters Bitters tachment. 6’ one way; iron wheel manure yard gates; well pumps; pedal Central, CMSTP); brass rail- 50’s western cap guns; choco- box & bottle; wooden buckets; MACHINERY, CATTLE EQUIP., spreader; Van Brunt iron wheel grinder; windmill wheel; wash road lock keys; Rock Island late molds; sterling compote; Fairbanks Morse & other farm TOOLS, OTHER drill; Cattle Equipment inc.: tubs; chicken brooder; wooden porcelain thermometer; Zippo silver plate serving pieces; books; signs; classic car parts; MF no 3 twine hay baler; Ford 3 squeeze chute on wheels; 4 ladders; sprinkling can; cream items; Civil war sword; WWII metal cookie cutters in box; ad- vintage car radios; cast iron pt. 8’ blade; 3 pt. 5’ Bush Hog wheel hay feeder; metal 2 cans; Maytag engine; assort- Japanese, German, American vertising spice tins; camera tractor seats; large assortment rotary mower; IHC 2 wheel side wheel loading chute; 2 wheel ment of other collectables. helmets & uniforms, war relics, w/telescopic lens; violin; rare of other collectables. delivery rake; 3 pt. bale fork; 3 bale unroller; PTO wire winder; knives, guns, medals, buttons; 1950’s toy robots; KU soap; Note: For pictures check our web site at www.thummelauction.com. Note: This is a large auction, with many unique items. Check our web site for pictures at VIRGIL H. CLAUSSEN • 785-823-8450 www.thummelauction.com. Auction Conducted By: Auction Conducted By: THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC 785-738-0067 785-738-0067 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 10:33 AM Page 13

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 13 Kansas Farm Bureau, Kansas Livestock Association endorse Jerry Moran for United States Senate Kansas Farm Bureau and term in the United States He pushed back against fed- turn in Congress,” said Kansans through advocacy, sociation (KLA), formed in Kansas Livestock Associa- Senate,” said Kansas Farm eral government bureau- Kansas Livestock Associa- education and service. With 1894, is a trade association tion has announced their Bureau President Rich crats who tried to regulate tion chief executive officer a county Farm Bureau in representing nearly 5,200 endorsement of U.S. Sena- Felts. “Senator Moran has farm ditches and dictate Matt Teagarden. “Jerry’s each of Kansas’ 105 coun- members on legislative and tor Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) for been a steadfast supporter how landowners protect genuine concern for Kansas ties, Kansas Farm Bureau regulatory issues. KLA re-election. Sen. Moran of Kansas agriculture and threatened or endangered farmers and ranchers makes stands up for its members members are involved in serves as chairman of the our rural way of life. Jerry species. We look forward to him an easy choice for KLA through leadership develop- many aspects of the live- Senate Agriculture Appro- helped ensure that farm working with Senator Moran to support in his bid for re- ment, agriculture educa- stock industry, including priations Subcommittee and kids can continue to work as he continues to champion election.” tion, legal defense, environ- seed stock, cow-calf and has been a trusted champi- alongside their parents. He Kansas values in the United Kansas Farm Bureau has mental advocacy, farm safe- stocker production, cattle on of Kansas farmers and supported crop insurance States Senate.” more than 40,000 farm and ty, risk management, rural feeding, dairy production, ranchers. when agriculture needed it “Sen. Moran has defend- ranch family members, and development and interna- grazing land management “We are proud to endorse most and has supported ed the interests of Kansas exists to strengthen agricul- tional trade. and diversified farming op- Jerry Moran for a second rural Kansas at every turn. livestock producers at every ture and the lives of The Kansas Livestock As- erations. Sens. Moran and Ernst introduce legislation to encourage new generation of agriculture producers U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran (R- “It is so important that other possibilities. The cation. S. 2774 would protect ing the tax burden on proj- farmers and ranchers. Kan.), a member of the Sen- we encourage our students projects encourage person- students involved in 4-H and ects, S. 2774 would encour- Supporters of the legisla- ate Appropriations Agricul- to stay engaged in vocation- al growth and responsibili- FFA and the money they age more students to com- tion include National FFA ture Subcommittee, and al and agricultural educa- ty, while also providing the earn from the IRS by lower- plete agricultural projects Organization, National 4-H U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R- tion programs, particularly opportunity for students to ing or eliminating the tax under 4-H and FFA. The Council, American Farm Iowa) recently introduced as the demand for young generate modest revenues. burden on the students. hands-on experience that Bureau Federation, Nation- the Agriculture Students farmers continues to grow. The money earned by a stu- According to the latest supervised agricultural al Farmers Union, and Na- Encourage, Acknowledge, I’m proud to support the dent is often used to finance agricultural census, the av- projects provide aims to in- tional Young Farmers Coali- Reward, Nurture (EARN) Agriculture Students EARN future agricultural projects, erage age of the U.S. farmer spire a new generation of tion. Act (S. 2774). The legislation Act, which would promote deposited in savings, or is over 58 years old and amends the tax code to ex- our youth’s involvement in used to fund a college edu- trending upward. By lower- clude from gross income the programs that serve as an AUCTION first $5,000 earned by stu- introduction to careers in dents who are 18 years old agriculture,” said Ernst, a Nutrition Coalition criticizes SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 9:30 AM or younger on agricultural former member of the 4-H. Dietary Guidelines’ lack of science 407 Hummingbird Lane — MINNEAPOLIS, KS 67467 projects completed under “Alleviating some of the tax CONSISTING OF POSSIBLE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES, the supervision of 4-H or burden these hardworking Due to the announcement of Nina Teicholz being HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES. FFA. students face on the income disinvited from the National Food Policy Conference See last week’s Grass & Grain for listings & to view the panel, the Nutrition Coalition hosted a press confer- auction bill on the internet in its entirety go to “For agriculture and our they earn from 4-H or FFA www.wacondatrader.com & www.ksallink.com rural way of life to thrive, it projects is a step in the right ence ahead of the event to discuss issues with the Di- is essential for a new gener- direction to help bridge the etary Guidelines for Americans. The Coalition said pol- ation of young people to re- generational gap, and en- icy makers have ignored scientific evidence on saturat- OLIVER CORNELLISSON ESTATE, SELLERS Bruce Barefield, estate executor turn to rural America to sure our youth is ready to ed fat and total fat and have failed to curb increases in *Lunch served* live, work and raise their take the reins when their obesity and diabetes. They outlined scientific evidence that had been excluded from the compilation of the Auction Conducted By: BACON AUCTION CO. families,” Moran said. “Our time comes.” Royce K. Bacon, Auctioneer, 785-392-2465 policies, including the tax Agricultural projects guidelines. code, should encourage this completed by students Teicholz is the author of The Big Fat Surprise. Re- goal by fostering student in- under the supervision of 4-H search cited by the Coalition is also represented in her terest in pursuing a career clubs and FFA chapters may work that the USDA’s recommendations of a low-fat diet in agriculture, and I’m include showing animals at has not proven health benefit and that despite de- proud to have Senator Ernst local and state fairs, grow- creased consumption of red meat, eggs, butter and AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 9:00 AM whole milk in the U.S., obesity rates have risen. Offering for sale at Public Auction, located at 1778 Pueblo Rd., join me in introducing the ing and harvesting crops, McPherson, KS; 5 miles north of McPherson on I-135 to Pawnee Agriculture Students Earn building agricultural me- Rd. (Exit #65), 1/2 mile east, 2 miles north, 3/4 mile east. Act.” chanic projects, and many TRACTORS, TRUCKS & Rhino TW84 7’ rotary mower; LARGE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES FARM MACHINERY single axle trailers; Brillion 15’ 1978 JD 4840 tractor, power flail mower; Farm Hand 8 bale AUCTION shift, trip. hyd., pto, quick tach, fork; Welco 8 bale accum.; 3 pt. AUCTION new inside 20.8-38 tires; 1982 bale movers; JD 8’ 3 pt. blade; for GARY’S JUNQUE — Mr. & Mrs. Gary Panter JD 4240 tractor, JD 158 loader JD 9’ dozer; Winpower pto gen- & grapple, quad range, trip. erator; Danuser 3 pt. post hole SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2016 — 10:00 AM SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 9:00 AM hyd., 3 pt., pto, 4855 hrs.; 1973 digger, bits; 6” augers; header Located from the MKC grain elevator along Hwy. 16 at Onaga, AUCTION LOCATION: 225 S. MAIN, SMITH CENTER, KS. JD 4230 tractor, Ford 7210 trailer. KS, go 2 blocks north on South Western Street to 417 Western Lunch Stand Provided – Many More Pictures at loader, quad range, dual hyd., 3 ATV, SHOP EQUIPMENT Street — ONAGA, KANSAS www.hamitauction.com pt., pto, 18.4-38 like new tires, & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 9412 hrs.; 1949 JD A tractor, not Kawasaki Brute Force 300 2x4 SALE ORDER: 10:00 AM Tools, Misc. & Household Furniture: Coffee Tables; End Of Representatives Photo; running; 1976 JD 4430 tractor, 4 wheeler; Grasshopper 623 23 • 1:00 PM Tractors & Machinery Tables; Many Bookcases & Records; Grape Milk Glass quad range, dual hyd., 3 pt., pto, hp 52” cut mower, DuraMax TRACTORS, LOADERS & with 55 gal. poly tank – Good; Display Shelves; Dining Tables Pitcher & Tumblers; 77 Pcs. 8365 hrs., new 18.4-38 tires; deck; seed cleaner; battery SKID LOADER Older mist blower for parts; Con- & Chairs; Open & Closed China Vernonware Metlox Dishes W/ Caterpillar 236B skid steer chargers; DeWalt 10” radial arm IHC 666 gas tractor tinental drawbar mount post hole Hutches; Modern Glider; Office Pink Flowers; 80 Pcs. Micoware loader, 4 in 1 bucket, forks, tree saw; drill press; shop press; SN24501504011 835 with 3 pt., digger with 9 in. auger; Bale Chairs; 2 Fire-Fyber File Japan China; 50 Pcs. Gold Rim saw, bucket, clean; 2014 Kubo- Grizzly 15” planer; Craftsman dual hyd., 16.9x38 tires, TA, spear for skid loader; Extra Cabinets; Lamps. Antique FireKing Dishes –Presentation ta RTV X1100C 4x4 diesel vehi- 10” band saw; wood lathe; 6” safety step, sells with Koyker 565 heavy duty bale spear with Wes- Furniture: Dropleaf Gaming Board & Ammo Box Of General cle, cab, heat & air, dump bed, jointer; cutting torch; Forney loader with QuickTach and 6 ft. tendorf mounts; 3 pt. heavy duty Table, Circa 1800’s; Cane Seat Barth, Circa Korean Conflict; like new; Michigan Clark 35C welder; sm. Clarke mig welder; bucket – Both in Good Shape; gooseneck hitch; 2 wheel pull Chairs; Mission Oak Settee, 2 Quilting Frame; Violin, high loader; 1990 IHC 7100 sin- Coats 40-40 SA tire machine; IHC 666 gas tractor with TA, FH type bale mover with hand Chairs & Footstool; Cane Seat Accordion & Marx Violin-Uke; gle axle semi tractor, 6 spd., Snap-On roll away toolbox; In- with 3 pt. adapters, good rear winch; Balemaster loader spear Sewing Rockers - Piano Stool; Booze Bottles; Kitchen Utensils; 231,783 miles, clean; 2009 dustrial Air 60 gal. air compres- tires, dual hyd. – Runs Good – for Koyker loader; IHC all steel Oak & Pressed Back Rockers. Printer Trays; FireKing; Neville Built single axle 24’ grain sor; Hobart Champion 10,000 Sells with JD No. 46 A loader bed 4 wheel grain wagon – Good Antiques & Collectibles: Rock Corningware; Forest Green trailer, roll over tarp, dbl. hopper; watt welder/generator; 50 gal. with 4 ft. hyd. bucket; Allis Shape; JD 15 ft. 3 pt. rotary hoe Crystal; Approx. 50 Pcs. of Depression; 3 Lg. Globe 1974 GMC 6500 truck, 16’ bed fuel tank, pump; Magna Force Chalmers D-15 gas tractor WF – – Good; 1993 Titan 24 ft. tandem American Fostoria Sad Irons; Shades From White Mountain & hoist; 1974 Chev. C-60 truck, 60 gal. 5 hp air compressor; Good; IHC Farmall 806 dsl. trac- axle flatbed trailer with fold down Crocks Incl. Whiteways Devon Hotel In Branson, Mo.; 16’ bed & hoist; 1958 GMC chop saw; nail guns; 30-3’ & 5’ tor with cab, SN34794SY, 3 pt. dovetail and ramps; Older 20 ft. Cyder #20 W/Spigot, Jugs, Hammered Aluminum ware; Ink truck, 15’ bed & hoist, not run- scaffold sec.; 36” power trowel; TA, heavy inside wheel weights; gooseneck low tandem axle Pitchers & Bowls; Cookie Jars; Bottles Incl. Crock & Advertising ning; 1957 GMC 300 truck, 13 Stihl chainsaw; sand com- Belarus 572 FWA dsl. tractor trailer (Needs floor); Older 20 Bean Pots - Shawnee Sugar, Glass Bottles; Old Monkey 1/2’ bed & hoist, not running; pactor; transit; Onan wheel bal- with cab, 3 pt., dual hyd.; West- ft.x6 ft. gooseneck stock trailer; 2 Stove S&P, Casserole & Sm. Wrenches; Anvil Pliers - Old 1984 Chev. Silverado 30 4x4 ancer; log chains; hardware; 4 endorf QuickTach hyd. loader small 2 wheel trailers; 8 ft. pickup Bowl; Indian Manos; Hummel Metal Stencils; The Stivers pickup; 2000 Chev. 1 ton pickup trailer loads shop & tool items; with 6 ft. bucket; 3 “H” Farmall all steel flatbed; Pair of JD Bells; Avon Cape Cod; Wexford; Manufacturing Non-Glaze with DewEze bale bed; 1995 livestock equip.; cattle panels; tractors, NF, all running condi- 13.6x26 8 hole combine tires Purple Amethyst; Beer Steins; Stone Service, Independence, Titan 6.8’x20’ stock trailer; JD creep feeder; calf chute; 20-far- tion, 1 with fenders; New Holland and wheels Jadite Mixing Bowls; Cut Glass; Ks.; Many Advertising Items; Moco 956 14’ disc swather; JD rowing crates; Formost A-25 LS 170 skid loader – Good; Pair PICKUP & 4 WHEELER Pink Depression; Frankoma Old Fairfield Dremel Tool Box; 566 round baler, net wrap; 1982 head gate & chute; Little Farmer of steel skid loader tracks; Bob- 1997 Ford F-250 XLT extended Republican & Democrat Coffee Several Wooden Boxes; Lionel JD 7720 Turbo combine, 24’ walk behind tiller; Troy-Bilt 6.5 cat model 15C skid loader mount cab, 4x4 dsl. pickup with 5 sp. Mugs; Frankoma Trivets; 12 2016-262 Engine; Wooden header, 3779 hrs., straw chop- hp rear tine tiller; Lawn Chief post hole digger with 12 in. trans., 410 rear end and 8 ft. bed, Christmas In America Carnival Lionel Lines Tender W/Whistle; per; Great Plains Solid Stand 30 mower; ext. ladders; JD corn heavy duty auger high miles – Good Feed Truck; Glass Plates; Bennington Bean Tie-Jector #5511; “44 U.S. Army folding drill, 7.5” spacing, 13 sheller; hog scale; 18x20 car MACHINERY AND TRAILERS Yamaha Big Bear 350 4x4 4- Pot; Lefton Pieces; Hoosier Missle Launcher - Lionel Tin 1/4” discs, 19,787 acres; 2-Kelly port, to be moved; antler sheds; 2001 Vermeer 605 XL big round wheeler with front and rear racks Cabinet Jars; West Germany Type Train; Various Crossing Ryan 5x12 feed wagons; JD fencing supplies; cream separa- baler with net wrap and twine, – Good Goblets; Flo-Blue Topeka, Ks. Signs & Lights; Caboose 630 30’ tandem disc; Kent Ser. tor; picnic table; plasma cutter; bale kicker and monitor – This SHOP TOOLS & MISC. Plate; Copper Pans; Golf Clubs #2657; Coal Car #2653; Pole V 46’ field cult., 4 bar spike har- Barbie dolls & furniture, in baler has went through the win- Lincoln 225 amp arc welder; & Lg. Experienced Golf Ball Hauler #3651; Elec Dump Car row; Hay Buster H1000 tub boxes; drop leaf dining room ter fix program, it has a new net acetylene torch on cart; Sears Collection; Cast Iron Skillets, #3659; Cow Car #2656; grinder; JD 7720 combine, JD table; Empress long arm quilter, knife – Field Ready, Shedded Craftsman 5 hp. 33 gal. air com- Kettles & Cornbread Pans Incl. Refrigerator Car #2655; Silver & 224 24’ header, as is; IH 37 12’ new in box; Singer treadle ma- and Good Shape; Vermeer 505 pressor; L shape 50 gal. fuel tank Unusual Krusty Korn Kobs, Tea Silverplate; Ducks Unlimited disc; JD 1250 planter; JD 400 chine; Singer 221 feather- Super I baler, SN – with hand pump; 2 metal across Size; American Flags; Milk Prints; Marigold Carnival Glass; 15’ rotary hoe; JD 1710A 15 weight; Morse vintage machine; LVRA11189T1002484 hyd. tie, bed tool boxes; Craftsman Tools Bottles; Old Typewriter & Kerosene Lamps; Clear Iris shank chop chisel; JD 3-14 3 pt. numerous sewing machines; tucker wheels – Shedded; Ver- including: Table saw, band saw, Radios; Fishing Equipment; Depression; Flashed Ruby To plow; Oliver 4-16 & 5-16 plows; Christmas items; jewelry; Oak meer 504 H baler with hyd. tie – radial arm saw, miter saw and Many Nice Framed Pictures Clear Punch Bowl Set; Toys IH 1150 grinder mixer; BJM roll top desk; Conn elec. organ; 4500 grain cart; gravity wagon, JD toys & collectibles; pens; Shedded; IHC Model 37 string tie router; Compound miter saw; Incl. Oil Paintings; Zassenhaus Incl. Corgi Luggage Elevator & 6” hyd. auger; JD 8350 8-20 pencils; lg. pig collection; cap square baler, SN-6851K – Shed- Asst. hand tools; Craftsman up- Porcelain Coffee Grinder; Matchbook Cars; Medicine drill; Crustbuster springtooth; 10 collection; Ruby Red Avon; ded; 2 New Holland 256 5 bar right air compressor – Rough; Murano Glass; Elec. Aladdin Bottle Collection; Clarinet; Lots hay rakes (one with dolly Heavy steel lawn roller; Poly Tuff wheel rake; bale elev.; 2 wheel wooden chairs; Kenmore 19 cu. Lamp & Several Finials; House of Books! trailer & fuel tank; 6.5x12 tan- ft. upright freezer; long guns; wheels); IHC 5 bar hay rake; 8 ft. stock tank; Bale ring; Tractor Terms & Conditions: Cash. Approved check w/positive ID. Credit Cards New Holland 456 9 ft. pull type chains (for 806); Lawn Boy 16 Accepted: Visa & Master Card. There will be a 3% Administrative Charge dem axle trailer; 8x20 & 10x20 spinning wheel; tea sets; china mower; New Holland 455 7 ft. hp. Twin II rider mower – Rough; on All Credit/Debit Card Purchases. All Items will be sold “As-Is Where- gooseneck tandem axle trailers, & stoneware; old board games; pull type mower; NH 455 pull Cub Cadet rider mower. Is”. Not responsible for accidents. Announcements made day of sale take ramps; 2 wheel trailer train set; toys; proof sets; manu- type parts mower with 9 ft. bar; HOUSEHOLD ITEMS precedence over printed material. w/scaffold; JD 900 7 shank chis- als; approx. 10+ trailer loads of Note: This will be a very large auction with many unique items too el; 4 wheel running gear; IH 14’ garage & household items; WE IHC 120 semi-mount balanced Including: Gibson automatic numerous to mention! Come and Spend the Day With Us!! head mower with 7 ft. bar; IHC 3 washer, Kenmore electric dryer, chisel; JD 6 row cult.; JD side WILL RUN 2 RINGS MOST OF X 16 in. 2 point plow; 2x16 in. asst. dishes and glassware, del. rake; JD sickle mower; THE DAY. IHC pull type trip plow; 11 ft. IHC some furniture, PLUS MANY VERLE JOHNSON ESTATE No. 370 wheel disc; 3 6 ft. 3 pt. OTHER ASST. ITEMS RACHEL JOHNSON, SELLER blades; 3 pt. mist blower sprayer TERMS: Cash day of sale. Statements made day of sale take precedence TERMS: Cash or valid check. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Statements over advertised statements. made sale day take precedence over printed material. LUNCH ON GROUNDS. SELLERS: KEN & GLORIA FALK & TIELER STUMPFF VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Real Estate CLINE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC Auction Conducted By: 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 John E. Cline, Broker-Auctioneer ONAGA, KANSAS • 785-889-4775 or 785-532-8381 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 Austin Cline, Frankfort, KS 785-565-3246 Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers www.mcclivestock.com/clinerealty www.hillsborofreepress.com 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 11:41 AM Page 14

Page 14 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 lectibles at Wheaton for Inc., Land Brokers. tioneers: Larry Johnston New Hope Lutheran April 23 — Possible an- Auction. Church consignment auc- tiques & collectibles, April 25 — Tractors, trucks Auction Sales Scheduled tion. Auctioneer: Kocher’s household, furniture, ap- & farm machinery at New- Auction Service. pliances, collection of ton for Ted & Sharon Regi- April 23 — Collectibles, over 1,000 salt & pepper er (Bar Cedar Farm). Auc- check out the on-line schedule at www.grassandgrain.com coins, jewelry, glassware, shakers at Minneapolis for tioneers: Van Schmidt. pottery, quilts, Hummels, Olive Cornellisson Estate. Online Auction opens April banks, toys, primitives & Auctioneers: Bacon Auc- 25 ... closes May 2 — Large Online auction — soft close at Abilene for Kenneth & items at Manhattan for more at Lawrence for mul- tion Co. selection of Kansas Native begins May 2 — trailers, Madeline Martin Trusts. Bear Computer Sys- tiple estates. Auctioneers: April 23 & 24 — Huge selec- Hardwood lumber online equipment, containers, ve- Auctioneers: Riordan tems/Bear Engraving. Auc- D&L Auctions. tion of fabric, quilting at dlwebb.dvauction.com. hicles & more online at Auction & Realty. tioneers: Gannon Real Es- April 23 — Farm machinery, items, antique furniture, Auctioneers: Dave Webb, (www.lindsayauctions.com) April 22 — 3 auctions, one tate & Auctions. equipment, antiques, collectibles, Snapper GT Webb & Associates. for formerly dba Interna- day: (1) commercial real April 23 — Antiques, col- primitives, livestock & 600 tractor, mower, hyper- April 27 — Farm equipment tional Electrical, Inc. Auc- estate used as tanning lectibles, clocks, furni- equipment, shop tools & banic compression cham- of all kinds online at tioneers: Lindsay Auction salon; (2) 6 storage units; ture, household, misc., ve- equipment, household at ber & more at Manhattan (www.bigiron.com). Held Service, Inc. (3) Guns, coins, adv. items, hicles, tractor, farm items, Lyons for Roger & Susan for Estate of Dorine & the by Big Iron Online Auc- April 20 — Appliances, fur- furniture, antiques, Coca mowers, power, hand Griffin. Auctioneers: late Dr. Stan Elsea. Auc- tions. niture, household, col- Cola & other signs all at El tools, boat & more at Stroh’s Real Estate & Auc- tioneers: Ruckert Realty & April 28 — Consignments at lectibles & tools at Man- Dorado. Auctioneers: Berryton for Sylvester J. tion, LLC. Auction. Salina. Auctioneers: Kings hattan for William & Doris Sundgren Auction & Real- Broast. Auctioneers: April 23 — Antiques, an- April 24 — Trailers, mowers, Auction & Appraisal. Phillips. Auctioneers: ty. Wayne Hunter tique tools, trailers, farm antiques, collectibles, April 29 & 30 — selling Fri- Gannon Real Estate & April 22 — 160 acre Elk April 23 — Farm & ranch related items at Chapman glassware & china, house- day near Hill City: lots of Auctions. County farm, pasture & consignments held at New for Dewain Krinhop. Auc- hold, appliances, tools, iron, vehicles, tractors, April 21 — Vintage truck, heavy timber at Grenola. Strawn. Auctioneers: tioneers: Reynolds Auc- lawn & garden, fishing & Caterpillars, farm equip- vintage equipment, farm Auctioneers: Chuck Korte Kurtz Auctions & Realty. tion Service. outdoors at Cottonwood ment, 4-wheelers, mowers, equipment, salvage at Real Estate & Auction. April 23 — Antiques, col- April 23 — Forklift, truck, Falls for Estate of Herb trailers, tools, misc. farm Baldwin City for Ray H. April 23 — Tractors, trucks, lectibles, furniture, an- tractor, 4-wheeler, new Strotkamp, Harris living items; selling Saturday at Christian Estate. Auction- trailers, machinery, cattle tique furniture, books & lumber, corrugated tin & estate, Bobbi Godfrey, Lenora: Real estate, skid eers: Elston Auctions. equipment, tools, lawn more at Smith Center for other, carpenter tools & Grace Luthern Church, St. steer, tractors, vehicles & April 21 — Coins at Salina mowers, other, antiques & Gary’s Junque, Mr. & Mrs. computer at Belleville for Anthony Catholic Church parts, tools, misc. house- (& online www.content collectibles just North of Gary Panter. Auctioneers: Riteway Lumber & Roger & several other communi- hold, collectibles, guns for adjuster.com). Auction- Hedville for Virgil H. Hamit Land & Auction, Full Construction. Auc- ty members. Auctioneers: Kenneth Best Estate. Auc- eers: Kings Auction & Ap- Claussen. Auctioneers: Inc. tioneers: Novak Bros. & Griffin Real Estate & Auc- tioneers: Wolters Auction praisal. Thummel Real Estate & April 23 — Pickup, trailer, Gieber. tion Service, LC. & Realty. April 21 — 3 acres in Jewell Auction, LLC. tools, guns, sports misc., April 23 — Tractor, equip- April 24 — Guns, pickups, April 30 — Tractors, com- County, equipment & parts April 23 — Trucks, tractors, household goods, col- ment, camper, remote con- dump truck, ATV, trailers, bines & heads, trucks, held just North of Manka- farm equipment, shop lectibles, misc. at Beat- trol planes, furniture & 1982 Corvette, track trailers, ATVs, skid load- to for former Kansas Min- equipment, household, rice, Nebraska for Mike & misc. at Bennington. Auc- loader, skid loader, hand ers & attachments, ma- eral Plant, Jewell County. coins and more at Wash- Lori Grabouski. Auction- tioneers: Baxa Auctions, & shop tools & more at chinery, dairy equipment, Auctioneers: Thummel ington for Larry Leck. eers: Jurgens, Henrichs, LLC. Allen for Tim Davidson. miscellaneous at Seneca Real Estate & Auction, Auctioneers: Raymond Hardin. April 23 — Tractors, trucks, Auctioneers: Wischropp for Jerry & Sue Spielman. LLC. Bott Realty & Auction. April 23 — Guns, farm, gar- shop & farm related items Auctions. Auctioneers: Wilhelm April 21 — 78 acres Dickin- April 23 — Engraving tools, den, pickup, camper, jet at Burrton for Wilbert April 24 — Furniture, glass, Auction Service. son County farmland held computers, computer ski, scooter, antiques, col- (Bud) Penner Trust. Auc- collectibles, signs at Sali- April 30 — 3 big auctions, tioneers: Van Schmidt. na. Auctioneers: Thummel silent, student live at Ran- April 23 — Farm equipment Real Estate & Auction, dolph for Blue Valley Ran- & related items at Junc- LLC. dolph FFA Banquet. tion City for Hartman Con- April 24 — Tools, pickup, April 30 — Truck, wood- signment Sale. Auction- yard, garden & misc. items working equipment, vin- eers: Brown Real Estate & at Westmoreland for Pat tage lumber & hardware, Auction Service, LLC. Krause & Zoanne Lading. collectibles, household & SATURDAY, MAY 7 — 10:00 AM April 23 — Ammo, bullets, Auctioneers: Cline Realty misc. at Eudora for 204 Fulton Street — WESTMORELAND, KANSAS reloading, pistols, re- & Auction, LLC. Leonard Hollmann Estate. volvers, shotguns, rifles, April 24 — 2 bedroom home Auctioneers: Elston Auc- BBguns, Remington & with large lot held at Sali- tions. Winchester rifles, bronze na for Les & Virginia M. April 30 — Vehicle, guns, deer & elk statues, framed Stetler Estate. Auction- household, antiques, col- prints, knives & misc. at eers: Wilson Realty & Auc- lectibles, tools & misc. at Sabetha for Richard Pow- tion Service. Belleville for Irene Hiatt ell Estate. Auctioneers: April 25 — Appliances, Estate. Auctioneers: Hartter Auction Service. household, furniture, col- Novak Bros. & Gieber. April 23 — 2 real estate auc- lectibles, 2000 Lincoln April 30 — Machinery, tions (same day) — 4BR, Town Car, portable stor- equipment, tools, shop 2BA home at Riley and age building, mowers & items, possible antiques, 3BR 1BA home at Riley more near Overbrook for collectibles, household both held at Riley. Auc- Vic Reece Estate. Auction- near Salina for Doug tioneers: Crossroads Real eers: Wischropp Auctions. Gomel’s Family. Auction- Estate & Auction, LLC. April 25 — Tractors, com- eers: Post Rock Auction. April 23 — 607 acres Elk bine, wheel loader, truck, April 30 — Tractors, trucks County land held onsite trailer, pickups, machin- & farm machinery, ATV, northeast of Moline. Auc- ery & carts near Garden shop equipment & house- tioneers: Sundgren Realty, City for EAS Trust. Auc- hold items at McPherson

SATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 10:30 AM Auction will be held at the farm located 3 miles West of TIPTON, KANSAS on Highway 181 AUCTIONon the curve. TRACTORS, COMBINE for 1992 Ford; 1957 Ford F350 4 WHEELER, MOWER, Many items on this sale and many surprises. Too many items to mention! This is a high & GRAIN CART 1 ton dual truck, V8, 4 speed CATTLE EQUIP. & TOOLS quality auction of hunting, camping, frontiersman, tools, and blacksmithing. Ford TW 35 front wheel assist w/hoist; 1937 IHC 1 ½ ton truck Artic Cat 300 4 wheel drive 4 TENTS lantern hangers-some with BB gun; Blackpowder/ Muz- diesel tractor, 3 pt., 4 hyd, cab & chassis; King gooseneck wheeler; JD Sabre I/C OHV 18’ T-Pee; 8 man tents; 1 man antlers; numerous gas zleloader Handguns: Single weighted 6900 hrs, 18.4-38 ra- tandem axle single row 7 bale 14.5 hp riding lawn mower; tents; numerous canvas tents; lanterns; misc. supplies; many shot Derringer, small handgun; dials w/duals, 14.9-28 front trailer; 2 wheel utility trailer. sprayer for 4 wheeler; Werk- 14x14 Diamond Fly tent; 10x12 Axes; wool blankets; sheep Rare Eig-Eibar 12 mm Percus- tires; 1982 John Deere 4240 MACHINERY, CATTLE meister double sided creep Wall tent. skins; deer hides; Indian blan- sion pistol; Hawken, 50 cal, diesel tractor, quad range, 3 pt, EQUIPMENT & TOOLS feeder on wheels; 2 Winkel BLACKSMITH ITEMS kets; leather bags; rolls of percussion pistol; Pedersoli, 45 dual hyd, w/ Farmhand F235 1994 Great Plains double disc round bale feeders; 14 Winkel B.F. Sturtvant Co. Forge; Lg. leather; furs; Throwing toma- cal, percussion pistol; Black- loader 8’ bucket, 18.4-32 duals, drill 24’ 10” spacing; John 12’ cattle panels; wire cattle Anvil; Blacksmithing hand hawks; hunting clothes; sleep- powder/Muzzleloader Rifles: 10,000 hrs, good condition; Deere 7200 pull type 6 row panels; cattle guard; 3 700 gal tools; antique drill press. ing bags; green army wool Thompson Renegade, 50 cal, bale spear for loader; 1982 planter vacuum w/markers, poly stock tanks; 14’ & 16’ metal TOOLS blankets; cast iron cookware; muzzleloader rifle. John Deere 6620 Turbo diesel corn, bean & milo; Sunflower gates; 3 round bottom poly feed 10” Craftsman table saw; sev- cast pots; camping chairs; back BOWS combine w/220 20’ header; 4 1232 double offset 20’ disc bunks; Legend golf cart, needs eral elec. Drills; hand belt packs; canteens; water con- Crossbow; arrows; compound wheel header trailer; Brent 410 w/harrow (21 ½” disc, new battery; 2 section scaffold; 500 sanders; skill saws; tape mea- tainers; many antlers; skulls; bow. Grain Train 400 bu grain cart; bearings); Kent Series V 32’ gal diesel tank w/electric pump; sures; drill bits; bench grinder; metal folding table; MISCELLANEOUS Kory 150 bu gravity flow wagon field cultivator w/harrow; Sch- 300 gal overhead gas tank; 130 numerous hand tools; wrench- GUNS McCall cabinets; 6 drawer on 4 wheel chassis; L Gleaner aben 500 gal pull type tandem gal pickup fuel tank; 130 gal L es; (2) vises; battery chargers; Rifles/Shotguns: Stevens 22 dresser with mirror-matching combine for parts motor good. axle sprayer 40’ boom; John shape fuel tank; fencers; elec- Blk & Decker miter saw; work LR 410 ga., Savage Arms; headboard; kitchen table and TRUCKS, TRAILERS Deere 535 big round baler; tric fence posts; 200 T posts; lights on stands; Kinedyne jack HandiRifle SB2, 45-70 cal., chairs; Hand water pump; (3) 2007 Dodge Ram ¾ ton 4 Sunflower 19’ V blade; Brown electric fence wire; pickup stock bars; step ladder; ext. ladder; New England Firearms; Win- ten speed bikes; wooden frame wheel drive, Winkel flatbed, 5.7 10’ pull type box scraper; Ter- rack; 8’ x 12’ round top sheds; socket sets; KC conduit ben- chester model 37, 20 ga.; windows; (2) Steam Trunks Hemi, automatic, air, 85,000 rain King 3 pt. 6’ mower; Fron- Craftsman 12” commercial 220 der; pipe benders; screw- Stevens single shot 22 LR; late 1800’s and early 20’s; (2) miles; 1979 GMC 7000 Sierra tier 3 pt post hole digger 9” & radial arm saw; 10” table saw; drivers; hand saws; pry bars; Marlin 22 LR, S, L model 97, Radio Flyer sleds; sewing ma- Grande truck, V8, 5 sp, 2 sp, 12” bits; JD 3 pt. 8’ blade; Lincoln 220 welder; twin cylin- several tool boxes; shop vac; Manuf 1905; Wards Wester chines; Crocks; wooden tables; 64,000 miles, 16’ metal box, Winkel 3 pt. bale fork; Hutchin- der air compressor; 12 drawer Dremel tools; pneumatic tools; Field 22 LR; Winchester, drafters desk; fishing supplies; power up power down hoist, 52” son 6247 PTO 6” auger; roll around tool chest; post vice; (2) desks; cigarette lighter col- brad nailers; electric chainsaw; Schmidt Rueben Swedish sides, roll over tarp; 2013 Titan Hutchinson 30’ 6” auger w/220 Handy Man jack; shovels; bolt lection; Antique Radio/Record band saw; drill press; small straight pull 284; Mossberg, gooseneck covered stock trailer electric motor; JD 830 self pro- cutter; pipe wrenches; assort- player; Knife sharpener wheel; table saw; electrical OHM me- model 200K, 12 ga.; Hand- 6’8” x 20’ 14 ply tires; 18’ x7’ pelled swather needs some re- ment hand tools; metal lockers; Dancing Lady Lamp; belt buck- ters; amp meters; misc. electri- guns: FIE model TEX, 22 Cal.; tandem axle tilt bed car trailer, pair; Kent fold back springtooth; log chains; 100’ 220 extension les; Wahoo Horns; Kennmore cal supplies; nut-bolts. Western 6-shooter model, 357 like new; 1992 Ford ½ ton 4 combine bin on wheels; 2 wheel cord; bin sweep augers; 14-38 refrigerator/Freezer; TV’s; An- CAMPING ITEMS Mag, HyHunter; Other: Hahn tique metal wheels. Small wheel drive flatbed pickup, 352 wood side manure spreader tractor chains; set 18.4-38 rims; Jotul Wood Stove; homemade “45” BB, single action revolver Cargo Trailer. engine, automatic; pickup bed needs work. metal 18’ fold down stock rack. Announcements sale day take precedence over printed materials. Items sell as is where is. Cash or check only. Note: For pictures check our website www.thummelauction.com. Duane & Judi are retiring. The machinery is field ready, The tractor, combine, truck, baler, drill & planter have been shedded. ESTATE OF DON HARRIS DUANE & JUDI STREIT • 785-373-6351 HINRICHSEN AUCTION# SERVICE, Ron Hinrichsen, Auctioneer:# 785-770-0222 Auction Conducted By: www.hinrichsenauction.blogspot.com THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC 785-738-0067 4-19-16 sect. 1.qxp:Layout 1 4/14/16 11:42 AM Page 15

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 15 for Verle Johnson Estate. K. Kauer Estate. Auction- Hicks. Auctioneers: Bacon Auctioneers: Van eers: Novak Bros. & Auction Co. Chairman Conaway wants answers from EPA Schmidt. Gieber. May 14 — Vehicles, lawn April 30 — Antiques, col- May 7 — Tractors, farm mower, household items, for funding recent anti-farmer campaign lectibles, vintage, tools, equipment, semis, trucks, furniture, antiques, col- House Agriculture Com- campaign is troubling, we EPA Region 10’s Puget trucks at Overbrook for pickups, stock & other lectibles, tools at Abilene mittee Chairman K. Michael are even more concerned Sound Action Agenda. Jim &Shirley Arnold. trailers, hay equipment for Kenneth &Bonnie Conaway (R-Texas) recently that it appears to be part of When viewed in context Auctioneers: Wischropp near Osborne for Wayne Bourbina, Sr. Auctioneers: sent a letter to Gina Mc- a broader pattern of mis- with the EPA OIG report Auctions. “Bo” & Carla Wilcoxson. Chamberlin Auction Serv- Carthy, Administrator of the management of federal and the recent GAO legal April 30 — Farm machinery, Auctioneers: Wolters Auc- ice. U.S. Environmental Protec- funds at EPA,” Conaway decision, the ‘What’s Up- tools & misc. at Onaga for tion & Realty. May 14 — Consignments at tion Agency (EPA), request- wrote in the letter. “The co- stream’ campaign seems to Kenneth & Gloria Falk May 7 — Tents, blacksmith Salina. Auctioneers: Wil- ing information regarding operative agreement with be merely the most recent and Tieler Stumpff. Auc- items, tools, camping son Realty &Auction EPA’s $3 million cooperative the Northwest Indian Fish- indicator of a lack of appro- tioneers: Cline Realty & items, guns, bows & misc. Service. agreement with the North- eries Commission is one of priate oversight at EPA.” Auction, LLC. at Westmoreland for Es- May 17 — Cloud County west Indian Fisheries Com- many awarded as part of April 30 — Tractors, com- tate of Don Harris. Auc- farmland held at Glasco mission that funded an ad- bine, grain cart, trucks, tioneers: Hinrichsen Auc- for Mike Loy & David Loy. vocacy campaign attacking trailers, machinery, cattle tion Service. Auctioneers: Thummel farmers and ranchers in equipment, tools, 4-wheel- May 7 — Real estate (3BR, Real Estate & Auction, Washington State. The advo- er, mower West of Tipton 2BA home), antiques, col- LLC. cacy campaign includes for Duane & Judi Streit. lectibles, glassware, May 21 — Abilene high billboards, bus placards, Auctioneers: Thummel household, furniture, ap- school carpentry class and a website that encour- Real Estate & Auction, pliances, tools, shop & 3BR house held at Abi- ages the public to contact LLC. lawn items at Council lene for USD 435. Auction- their state lawmakers using April 30, May 1 & 2 — Trac- Grove for property of Stel- eers: Reynolds Auction a pre-written email. Accord- tors, combines, headers & la M. Swisher & the late Service. ing to a recent news report, augers, industrial equip- Clyde Swisher. Auction- May 21 — Tractors, trucks, EPA has acknowledged that ment, trucks, pickups, an- eers: Griffin Real Estate & semi trucks, tillage, irriga- the use of EPA financial as- tique & misc. vehicles, Auction Service, LC. tion and livestock equip- sistance to fund this cam- trailers, lawn, garden & May 7 — Tractors, trucks, ment, shop items at Min- paign was a violation of fed- TV, farm equipment, hay farm machinery, shop neapolis for Rupert Land eral law. equipment, planters, equipment & household at & Cattle Co. Auctioneers: “While this advocacy drills, shop equipment & McPherson for Joe Ledell Bacon Auction Company. tools at Larned for con- Estate. Auctioneers: Van May 21 — 4BR, 3BA home, 80 signments. Auctioneers: Schmidt. acres at Rosalia. Auction- Carr Auction & Real Es- May 7 — Auction at Salina eers: Select Homes Auc- tate, Inc. for Grant Woodcraft Inc. tion. May 1 — Real estate (4BR, Auctioneers: Wilson Real- May 30 — Harley Gerdes AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 9:30 AM 2BA home with large lot) ty & Auction Service. 23rd Annual Memorial Directions: Location: 573 North 300th Rd, Beverly, KS 67423 From Salina, KS, go West on I-70 to exit 233 (290th Road) go North on blacktop (290th & personal property held May 7 — 2010 Ram 2500HD, Day consignment auction Road) 2.5 miles to Deer Drive, then 1 mile East on Deer Drive, then go 1.75 miles North on 300th Rd. at Manhattan. Auction- Crew Cab pickup, farm at Lyndon. Auctioneers: From Beverly, KS, on Hwy 18, go South through Beverly, proceed(Watch South for signs!) on 280th Rd. 2 miles to Iron eers: Ruckert Realty & machinery, hay & live- Harley Gerdes Auctions. drive, go 2 miles East to 300th Rd. then go 3 1/4 mile South. Auction. stock equipment, goose- June 4 — Real estate & per- rel and stand, fuel barrel w/end May 1 — Guns, tractor, neck trailers, boats, sonal property at Min- cut out; Small combine grain equipment, horse equip- campers, shop equipment neapolis for Leanna Crist. tank, small AC tool bar, 2-metal ment & tools, collectibles & tools, household at Auctioneers: Wilson Real- lockable storage boxes (housed & household at Brookville for Diane ty & Auction Service. elec. components); JD spring- tooth, 3 section with evener, 50 Jamestown for Jack gal. poly sprayer with gas motor Trussell. Auctioneers: and pump, 12 volt poly sprayer Thummel Real Estate & for 4-wheeler, 3-bottom plow; Auction, LLC. Small gas AC generator, 5 h.p. May 1 — Tractor, trucks, car, SATURDAY,AUCTION APRIL 23, 2016 — 11:00 AM Briggs, 110 outlets, concrete farm & livestock equip- 763 North 170th Road, Bennington, Kansas. Directions: Go colvert- 3’x6’; 2- 40 lb. and 3- 20 North from Salina OLD HWY 81 (170th Rd) highway about 14 lb. LP tanks, misc. barrels, 300 ment, trailer at Osage City miles on west side of the Road (Rain or Shine)! gal. poly spray tank, asst. Steel for Mrs. Bill (Lou) Estes & tractor wheels and implement Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Tractor & Equipment, Camper: washer, 40 sq. ft. Armstrong wheels, fuel tank from older Super M tractor w/wide front hard wood flooring, Estes. Auctioneers: Wis- gleaner combine, 13-wood build- and 3 pt. that runs and looks Remote Control Planes, Fur- chropp Auctions. ing trusses-17’-4” wide, asst. great, 5 foot King Kutter rotary niture, Misc.: RC remote con- 4x4’s, 6x6’s, approx. 20 tele- May 4 — Real estate, 10,000 mower, blade, bale fork, 3 point trol airplanes and controllers, phone poles and smaller wood 500 lb. broadcast spreader, 2 couch, loveseat, bedroom sets, sq. ft. Strip Mall currently poles, steel pipe, scrap iron, rolls divided into 8 Units held wheel TSC 30 gallon sprayer kitchen cabinets, tv’s, stereo’s, w/boom, small tandem disc with pots, pans dishes, Oak Roll Top of cable, pole clamp for raising at Junction City for F and cylinder, tires, ¾ drive set, gas Desk & Chair, metal desks, holi- telephone poles. L Enterprises, LLC. Auc- engine powered earth auger, 12 day décor, end tables, card TOOLS & SHOP ITEMS tioneers: Gannon Real Es- volt compressor, tool chest, table /chairs, patio furniture, Lincoln Ideal Arc 250 amp AC hand tools, BB Gun, BowFlex, baby bed, shelving, organ, welder with helmet and leads; tate & Auctions. Milwaukee metal cut-off saw; May 5 — Land auction held 12’ Camper Trailer, S10 toneau candy machine parts, mixing cover, gas cans, 90’s short bed boards, laptop computer, apart- Milwaukee sawzall, FarMech 16 at Leonardville for Evelyn chevy topper, Craftsman blower, ment refrigerator, 26” Huffy bike, spd. Drill press; 60 ton hyd. Davies. Auctioneers: Gene dimensional lumber, building tin, New bathroom mirror/chest, and Press, large overhead frame for Francis & Associates. texture gun, drywall tape ma- much more. engine hoist, Sanborn portable May 7 — Snap-On, Mac, chine, Craftsman pressure air compressor; Cutting torch ksal.com and click on auctions with bottles and cart (Victor), Craftsman, tools &Ca- For pictures and full ad go to Terms: Cash or a good check. Announcements made day of sale take prece- Craftsman 10 in. table saw and maro car parts, household, dence. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT stand; Delta bench top belt antiques, boat, guns & BAXA AUCTIONS LLC TO SELL AT 1:00 P.M. sander with disc sander, LP coins at Cuba for Ronald 625 SIETZ, SALINA, KS • PHONE: 785-826-3437 shop space heater, 1.25 h.p. MARK BAXA, Auctioneer 1971 Chevy C-50 truck, V-8 , 4 spd/2 spd, 84K miles, steel floor router and table; Hossfeld heavy bed & hoist, CB radio, clean and duty pipe bender, stand and shedded; JD 4440, 1979, duals, dies, metal saw horses, roto tiller 3 pt., 10,300 hours, rebuilt head w/2.25 h.p. Clinton motor; Huge and injectors at 6800 hours, metal storage box off tool truck shedded, clean; JD 7720 com- (8 ft. x 4 ft. x 4 ft.), front load bine, 1980, 224 header, Hydro., wood stove (like earth stove); 1381 hours, shedded, clean; JD Broyhill LP tank heater, floor jack SUNDAY, MAY 1 — 1:00 PM 920F flex header on header trail- and jack stands, small bench top POSSIBLE ANTIQUES, Auction will be held at the home located at 404 Teal Road (Southeast corner) of 5 spd. Drill press, Ace 6 in. AUCTIONJAMESTOWN, KANSAS er; JD 567, 2006 big round baler, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD Mega wide, twine tie & surface bench grinder, several parts bins Saddle-Frazier Pueblo-made in GUNS Sell at 1:00 P.M. 2 wheel racing cart w/wood COLLECTABLES & wrap, cover edge, excellent and cabinets, welding stands, C- Colorado; Camel saddle, elk Stoeger Arms Luger 22 LR pis- wheels, hard rubber tires, bicy- HOUSEHOLD shape, low number of bales, clamps, vise grips, welding hel- antler, several deer antlers, cast tol; H & R model 929 22 rifle; cle tires; 5 saddles; set driving Bassett king size bed, dresser bale counter, shedded; JD 7200 mets, approx. 70 concrete iron implement seat and several Arms Co. Nashville 22LR pistol harness (Bontriger made in & night stand; new oak curved planter, 6-row, 30 inch rows, Max blocks and misc. bricks, 2-blue metal seats; Nice collection of model Mark-059; Jennings Yoder); set work harness; set glass china cabinet; floral Emerge 2, marker discs, shed- rock throwers, square tubing, wagon wheel wrenches, imple- Firearms J22 pistol 22 LR; sleigh bells; assortment bits couch, love seat & chair like ded; Schaben model 1212, pull angle iron, asst. scrap iron and ment wrenches, wood stove Glock 40 cal pistol; Browning some Army; bridles; new driving new; flat top desk; dinette table sprayer, 300 gal., 42 ft. booms, iron racks; Grease guns, hand wrenches, cow kickers, old glass BL 22 rifle; Ruger carbine 44 lines; hames; horse tack; horse & chairs; sewing cabinet; 2 shedded; JD 509 3 pt. rotary trowels and cement tools, large door knobs, glass insulators; mag; Ithica model 280 12 ga 2 clipper; Rubbermaid stock tank; green recliners; striped couch; mower, 5 ft.; Bradford gravity assortment of 1/2” and 3/4” Army cots, brass implement ¾ chamber double barrel; Navy hay feeder; 12-8’ heavy panels; pr. blue rockers; end tables; oak box with 10 ton running gear and socket sets, wrenches, mechan- plates, bridle bits, flat belt pul- Arms black powder double bar- Lincoln 225 welder; Chicago drop leaf table w/6 chairs & roll over tarp, shedded; Kory ic tools, toolboxes, floor jacks leys, McCormick Deering sepa- rel 12 ga; Winchester model 90 4000 watt generator; portable rocker; walnut drop leaf table; model 6072 header trailer; and stands, air bubble, air rator base, homemade meat octagon barrel 22L; JC Higgins air compressor; Stihl MS 250, walnut china hutch; waterfall McCormick Deering, Farmall F- hoses, fuel cans, chains, chain smoker, IHC toolbox, shoe shine model 31 22 cal S,L,LR; 22 sin- 027 & 011AV chain saws; Sears bedroom set; king size bed; day 20, restored, 1935, also restored booms, chain hoist, gear pullers, box; Buggy jacks, wood gle shot rifle model 30 on top of 8” drill press; 12” band saw; 200 bed; single bed; Antiques IHC 2-16 plow on steel, F-20 machinist tools and oak machin- Winchester and Remington barrel; Marlin model 80 22 L, S, amp battery charger; table saw; round top kitchen cabinet; tractor for parts; New Holland ist tool box, Craftsman sabre ammo boxes, cream can, sever- LR; Thompson Center Arms 54 4” vice; shop vac; Ryobi gas organ desk; Haddorff upright 116 pull type swather, 14 ft. with saw, leather tools, B&D 3/4 hp al dolls, fly fishing rod and reel; cal black powder; Weatherby weed eater; forge; transfer piano; 5 drawer highboy; cut crimper /conditioner, pivot router, 50 gal. steel and plastic Pole climbing safety belt and leg Mark XXII 22 LR; Remington pump w/5 hp gas engine; 75 lb down walnut buffet; 1 door tongue; JD cultivator, 27 ft. with barrels; Misc. doors and win- spikes, Fisher 100 lb. anvil with model 722 rifle 222 Remington anvil; hardy; handy man jack; painted wardrobe; 20 gal RW drag tines; AC model 2000 mono dows, shovels, rakes, hoes, nor- accessories, runner sled, goose crock; blue band water crock; 2 mal run of hand and garden rifle; 50 gun safe. come along; set SK wrenches frame 5-16 semi mount plow; decoys.As Doug would say gal crock jug; dinner bell; pitch- tools, ext. ladders, stepladders, TRACTOR, EQUIPMENT, 3/8” to 1 ¼”; assortment of hand New Holland 12 big wheel hay “Lots of Commodities” HORSE EQUIPMENT tools; hammers; 12 volt winch; er pump; kerosene lamps; rake; IHC 5100 disc drill, 8 inch, fence posts, rolls of chain link, & TOOLS wringer washer; Work Mate; 2 angel collection; goose collec- press wheels; AC chisel plow, 11 car ramps, creepers, old GE Ford 3000 gas tractor w/ 5’ hp gas engine; Arens tiller; tion; assortment of glass & ft., dual tire track eraser, 3 pt. welder with leads. loader, 3 pt., 2 hyd plus hyd for Yardman 5 hp trimmer; Snap- kitchen items; Christmas deco- small platform, drag harrow; rations; blow torch; fruit press; Statements made day of auction take precedence over printed material. loader; Ford 3000 tractor for per 33” riding mower 17 ½ hp.; Row crop cultivator, 16 ft., old Items to be removed within 2 weeks after the auction. Terms: Cash. Not parts; 3 pt. King Kutter 5’ disc; 3 Bolens MC 2500 chipper; chick- railroad jack; Underwood type- one-way on steel-6 ft., V-blade- responsible for accidents. Lunch & Restrooms Available. pt. 6” blade; 3 pt. MF 5’ rotary en crate; cages; T posts; iron writer; fishing poles; 16 cu up- 10 ft.; Sunflower 16 ft. offset right freezer; Kirby upright vac- mower; 3 pt. bale fork; small 2 wheels; 500 gal overhead gas disc; 8’ x 18’ hay trailer with good SELLER: wheel manure spreader; lawn tank; flat bottom aluminum uum & shampoo; fans; lawn fur- floor and Kory 6072 running DOUG GOMEL’S FAMILY niture; mans & women’s bikes; For info call Mary Gomel trailer; combine on iron wheels; boat; 12’ aluminum wheel chair gear; 8’ x 15’ hay trailer, good 785-826-6986 yard trailer w/Fimco 40 gal 12 ramp like new. banana seat bike; grill; assort- running gear and floor; Land ment of other items. volt sprayer; Horse Equipment Pride 3pt. rear blade, Land Pride Personal Property Auction conducted 3 pt. post hole digger, 12 inch bit, Note: For pictures check our web site at www.thummelauction.com. by POST ROCK AUCTION 3 pt. bale fork; One way on steel, www.kansasauctions.net/postrock and JACK TRUSSELL 6 ft., V-blade, 10 ft., JD dump www.kansasauctioneers.com Auction Conducted By: rake, portable 5 in. auger x 24 ft., Lincoln, KS 67455 no motor; 3 pt. 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Page 16 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 fined by percentile. Thus “F” was changed to a “D resisted. They threatened if And though I have long the lines on the graph will minus” by a sympathetic I didn’t choose a more seri- passed my Peak of Practical BAXTER eventually cross. ED will graduate student. ous subject they would guar- Intelligence, I have used tid- equal EX. That point is your In veterinary school I antee me a “D!” bits of anatomical knowl- personal Axis of Ideal Un- promptly earned an “F” in My senior paper includ- edge more often than I have derstanding. You have Physiological Chemistry in ed the anatomy of the ele- calculated the cosine of BLACK reached the Peak of your which I repeated the final phant, giraffe, hippopota- someone’s polygon. Suffice Practical Intelligence. exam and escaped with a mus, rhinoceros and the it to say, if any of my scien- ONTHEEDGEOFCOMMONSENSE Thereafter you will rely “D.” blue whale. I got a “D.” But I tific readers negatively more on EX than ED. As a senior in vet school know that a giraffe has evaluate my Axis theorem, The Axis Of Ideal Understanding DISCLAIMER: we were required to write a cloven hooves and both the fire away, you can’t scare me I have developed a way to pendence on your knowl- Although I graduated senior paper as part of our blue whale and elephant with a “D!” evaluate when a person edge gained from Experi- with a DVM, my first “D” senior grade. I chose as my have internal testicles. reaches the pinnacle of ence (EX). grade was in Algebra as a subject “The Anatomy of their profession, their On the graph at the be- junior in high school. In col- Five Non-Domestic Ani- New York company to pay fine prime, so to speak. I call it ginning (graduation) your lege while attempting to mals.” The faculty members the “Peak of Practical Intel- reliance on ED knowledge pass the “pre-vet” require- on the committee did not ap- for impersonating local co-op ligence.” It states there is a is at its zenith and your re- ments I received a “D” two prove of my topic selection; semesters running in the “Stupid, juvenile, frivolous A New York-based company has agreed to pay $10,000 in point in the lifetime of a liance on EX knowledge is penalties and fees to settle allegations that it impersonated profession where your de- at its nadir. As time passes four-hour Physics classes and useless” were the print- and an “F” in the required able criticisms, I recall. “Do a local agricultural co-op and violated the Kansas No Call pendence on your knowl- your knowledge from ED, in Act, Attorney General Derek Schmidt said. edge derived from Educa- relation to your knowledge five-hour Calculus and one on Collie Eye or Bog Trigonometry course. The Spavin…” they suggested. I Carso, Inc., d/b/a Supply House, d/b/a Coating and Chem- tion (ED) equals your de- from EX, will decline as de- icals and Jack Caratozzolo, all of New York state, agreed to a consent judgment ordering them to pay $10,000 in inves- tigative fees and civil penalties. The judgment was ap- proved earlier this month by Judge Franklin Theis in Shawnee County District Court. In 2014, the attorney general's office received multiple complaints from Kan-sans who had received telemarketing calls from the company. The callers identified themselves as representatives of “Farmway,” which is a local Kansas cooperative with no connection to the defendants or the al- leged telephone calls. The callers were trying to sell agri- cultural chemicals. Under terms of the settlement, the defendants are pro- hibited from misidentifying themselves to Kansas con- sumers and are banned from future telemarketing in Kansas. A copy of the consent judgment is available at http://1.usa.gov/1SZEoP9 . Kansans who wish to register for the Do Not Call list or file a complaint should visit the at- torney general’s consumer protection website at www.InYourCornerKansas.org. Getting what you pay for: How to evaluate EPDs across different breeds By Miranda Reiman Angus Beef down to one that Imagine buying a bull barely makes Choice,” with a birth weight EPD (ex- Moser says. “That’s signifi- pected progeny difference) cant when you look at the of 1.0, only to bring him premiums available today.” home and find out he was It may seem like a lot of actually a +9.6. calculating, especially What if that mistake was when comparing two breeds your fault? that aren’t Angus, since “If you’re looking at two they’ll both need to be ad- bulls from different breeds justed to that base. and you’re not using across- But Extension geneticist breed EPD adjustment fac- Megan Rolf, of Oklahoma tors, you’re getting a very State University, says it distorted picture of the dif- doesn’t have to be. Many ferences in their predicted universities offer free performance,” says geneti- Excel-based or web-based cist Dan Moser, director of tools where the math is as performance programs for simple as punching in the the American Angus Associ- numbers. ation. Breed-loyal producers Annually the Meat Ani- will get the most benefit mal Research Center from within-breed per- (MARC) in Clay Center, centile rankings, she adds. Neb., calculates those ad- Plus, they have access to a justment factors. specific association’s suite The published list in- of EPDs and tools that may cludes 18 breeds and seven not have across-breed ad- traits: birth weight, weaning justment factors available, weight, yearling weight, such as heifer pregnancy or milk, marbling score, ribeye the Angus $Value indexes. area and fat thickness. “For somebody that’s set- These values are adjusted ting up a mating system, or back to an Angus base so considering making a breed breeds can be directly com- change, across-breed ad- pared to one another. justment factors can really In the opening example, help them identify animals a Charolais bull that is a of different breeds which +1.0 for birth weight may should have similar proge- sound like a “heifer bull,” ny performance and that until adding the adjustment might fit their objectives factor of +8.6, Moser says. the best,” Rolf says. That would predict the That’s why it’s important sire’s calves to be the same to have stated goals in the weight as an Angus bull first place that take into ac- with a +9.6 birth weight count things like environ- EPD. ment and final marketing. “It really puts into per- “Step number one: you spective the breed differ- need to figure out what you ences,” he says. have, what you want and For some traits, like mar- how you’re going to get to bling, it’s more of a subtrac- what you want from what tion problem, as the adjust- you have,” she says. “That ments to an Angus base are breeding objective should all negative. Take a pure- encompass a list of traits bred Limousin bull that has that are important to your 0.48 marbling EPD. Apply- production system.” ing the across breed adjust- For more information, ment factor of -0.60 to get it the scientists suggest check- to an Angus base would re- ing breed association web- sult in a -0.12 marbling EPD. sites, www.eBEEF.org or the “If you’re dropping a full National Beef Cattle Evalu- unit, it could be the differ- ation Consortium (NBCEC) ence in going from a bull sire selection manual avail- that would produce calves able at www.nbcec.org. that just made Certified 17-22.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 9:12 AM Page 17

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 17 NRCS seeks partner proposals to protect and restore critical wetlands in Kansas The U.S. Department of serve Enhancement Part- lands on their properties. The voluntary nature of Through WREP, NRCS Please contact your local Agriculture’s (USDA) Natu- nership (WREP). Under Proposals must be sub- NRCS’s easement programs will sign multi-year agree- NRCS office or conservation ral Resources Conservation WREP, states, local units of mitted to NRCS field offices allows effective integration ments with partners to district office located at Service (NRCS) is making governments, non-govern- by May 16, 2016. “NRCS is of wetland restoration on leverage resources includ- your local county USDA $15 million in financial and mental organizations, and committed to protecting and working landscapes, provid- ing funding. WREP partners Service Center (listed on the technical assistance avail- American Indian tribes col- enhancing our nation’s wet- ing benefits to farmers and are required to contribute a internet at offices.usda.gov) able nationwide to help eli- laborate with USDA through lands, which are critical to ranchers who enroll in the funding match for financial for assistance. More infor- gible conservation partners cooperative and partnership the quality of our nation’s program, as well as benefits or technical assistance. mation is also available on voluntarily protect, restore, agreements. These partners waters, wildlife, and land- to the local and rural com- These partners work direct- the Kansas website at and enhance critical wet- work with willing tribal and scapes,” said Eric B. Banks, munities where the wet- ly with eligible landowners www.ks.nrcs.usda.gov. Fol- lands on private and tribal private landowners who vol- Kansas State Conservation- lands exist. Banks stated interested in enrolling their low NRCS on Twitter agricultural lands. untarily enroll eligible land ist. Projects can range from Kansas has a total of 238 wet- agricultural land into con- @NRCS_Kansas. USDA is an Funding will be provided into easements to protect, individual to watershed- land easements encompass- servation wetland ease- equal opportunity pro-vider, through the Wetland Re- restore, and enhance wet- wide to ecosystem-wide. ing 25,291 acres. ments. employer, and lender.

COMM. CATTLE AUCTION MANHATTAN CO.INC. EVERY FRIDAY 1-800-834-1029 Toll-Free STARTING 10:00 A.M. ON WEIGH COWS FOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M. OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 • OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINE Our CONSIGNMENTS can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscription For our sale Friday, April 15, steers & Paola 5 blk [email protected] Goff 1 blk [email protected] heifers were selling on a weaker to lower McLouth 8 Angus [email protected] Westmoreland 1 xbred [email protected] CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 22: Paola 12 blk [email protected] White City 1 blk [email protected] trend, especially on cattle carrying extra Mayetta 12 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] SPECIAL COW/CALF CONSIGNMENTS flesh. Cull cows and bulls sold at mostly Linn 6 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 blk [email protected] SELLING AT 11:30 AM steady prices. Paola 14 blk [email protected] Concordia 1 Hereford [email protected] Green 4 xbred [email protected] Goff 1 blk [email protected] STEER & BULL CALVES — 275-550 LBS. Wamego 7 xbred [email protected] White City 1 blk [email protected] 50 Choice mostly blk cows, 3 yrs to Green 3 blk [email protected] Waterville 4 blk [email protected] White City 1 blk [email protected] older with 30 to 90 day old calves by Paola 6 blk [email protected] Alma 5 mix [email protected] Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] side Linn 4 xbred [email protected] Manhattan 3 Hereford [email protected] Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] 30 Choice blk & bwf OCV replacement Green 4 blk [email protected] Wamego 3 xbred [email protected] BRED COWS Green 20 xbred [email protected] Overbrook 3 blk [email protected] AGE MO hfrs, 700-750 lbs. Paola 8 blk [email protected] FEEDER HEIFERS — 550-1,025 LBS. Damar 18 RdAng 3-4 4-5 @2075.00 24 blk cows, SS to older, 14 have 3-6 Paola 9 blk [email protected] Waterville 17 blk [email protected] Overbrook 7 blk [email protected] week blk calves by side, balance Abilene 7 blk [email protected] Holton 5 blk [email protected] Damar 7 RdAng 5-6 5 @1850.00 springers, bred blk bulls Waterville 5 blk [email protected] Manhattan 7 xbred [email protected] Damar 2 blk [email protected] Green 33 blk [email protected] Wamego 6 blk [email protected] Wamego 3 xbred [email protected] Basehor 33 xbred [email protected] BULLS — 1125-2300 LBS. 70 Choice blk feeder strs, longtime Abilene 3 Char [email protected] Hoyt 3 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 blk [email protected] Frankfort 8 blk [email protected] Waterville 19 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] weaned, 700-750 lbs. Olsburg 6 blk [email protected] Mayetta 14 blk [email protected] Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] 65 mostly blk, red & Char cross strs & Linn 3 blk [email protected] Soldier 3 xbred [email protected] Holton 1 Herf [email protected] hfrs, longtime weaned, 700-750 lbs. Onaga 4 blk [email protected] Holton 9 blk [email protected] Waterville 1 Herf [email protected] 30 blk & crossbred cows, SS to older Washington 5 blk [email protected] Waterville 7 blk [email protected] Emporia 1 xbred [email protected] Mayetta 3 blk [email protected] Wamego 4 blk [email protected] Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] with 3-6 week calves at side Rossville 5 Hereford [email protected] Mayetta 4 blk [email protected] Dwight 1 blk [email protected] 23 Beefmaster X strs & hfrs, weaned 30 Wheaton 6 blk [email protected] Alma 1 blk [email protected] days, 500-700 lbs. FEEDER STEERS & BULLS — 550-950 LBS. Soldier 5 xbred [email protected] Holton 1 Herf [email protected] 8 Angus strs & hfrs, weaned 40 days, 2 Washington 8 blk [email protected] Wamego 3 blk [email protected] Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] Basehor 18 blk [email protected] Holton 7 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 Herf [email protected] rds shots, 425-475 lbs. Hoyt 7 blk [email protected] Wamego 26 blk [email protected] White City 1 blk [email protected] Linn 18 xbred [email protected] Alta Vista 15 blk [email protected] Onaga 5 blk [email protected] Hope 3 blk [email protected] SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE, Waterville 10 blk [email protected] Havensville 4 blk [email protected] Basehor 8 blk [email protected] APRIL 27 Starting at 11:00 AM St. George 4 blk [email protected] First-Calf Heifer Pairs , Fall Calving Bred Cows, Pairs & Heifers Wamego 7 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 5 Char [email protected] Waterville 17 blk [email protected] Enterprise 4 blk [email protected] 25 homeraised OCV Angus 1st calf hfrs 80 gentle blk, bwf fall calving, OCV, Mayetta 20 blk [email protected] Wamego 5 blk [email protected] Frankfort 18 blk [email protected] w/30-45 day old Angus sired calves by cows, 5-7 yrs to start calving Aug. 1 Holton 5 blk [email protected] COWS & HEIFERETTES — 800-1,600 LBS. side. Hfrs & calves all worked 70 Choice blk & bwf fall calving 2nd calf White City 4 blk [email protected] Effingham 3 blk [email protected] 25 blk cows, 4-6 yrs old w/SimAngus hfrs bred to Cow Camp SimAngus Waterville 26 blk [email protected] Overbrook 1 blk [email protected] sired calves by side bulls or blk Balancer bulls for Sept. 1 Wamego 10 xbred [email protected] Blue Rapids 1 bwf [email protected] Linn 3 xbred [email protected] Wamego 1 blk [email protected] 25 blk & xbred cows, 5-7 yrs old, bred to to Nov. 10 calving period Leonardville 5 blk [email protected] Randolph 1 blk [email protected] SimAngus bulls for Sept.-Oct. calves 130 bk fall calving cows, 4-SS, bred to Mayetta 13 blk [email protected] Wheaton 2 blk [email protected] 20 homeraised Sim-Angus 1st calf hfrs Judd Ranch Balancer & Simm-Angus Holton 9 blk [email protected] Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] w/30-60 day Angus sired calves by side, bulls Wamego 16 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] Wamego 15 blk [email protected] Wheaton 1 bwf [email protected] hfrs & calves all worked 30 Fancy OCV Angus fall bred 2 yr hfrs Frankfort 11 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 1 bwf [email protected] 15 Choice Angus 1st calf hfrs w/30 day (Rinkes, Dalebanks & Hinkson genet- Wheaton 3 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] old Circle S Stucky Angus sired calves ics) synchronized AI bred Mohnen Holton 9 blk [email protected] Emporia 1 blk [email protected] by side, ready for grass LBW Angus bull, cleaned up Rinkes St. George 3 blk [email protected] Wheaton 1 blk [email protected] Waterville 25 blk [email protected] Blue Rapdis 1 blk [email protected] 10 blk & bwf 1st & 2nd calf hfrs with 30 Angus bull for Sept-Oct. calves (pelvic Soldier 5 xbred [email protected] Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] day calves by side measured, BVD P-I negative) Green 6 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 blk [email protected] 10 blk & bwf 1st calf hfrs w/30-45 day 15 homeraised Angus cows, 4-6 yrs old, Manhattan 3 xbred [email protected] Wheaton 1 blk [email protected] calves by side bred to Judd Ranch Balancer bull for Paola 3 blk [email protected] Burns 1 blk [email protected] Alta Vista 15 blk [email protected] Baldwin City 1 bwf [email protected] 7 Registered Angus cows 4-6 yrs old, Sept. 15-Nov. 15 calves Alta Vista 4 blk [email protected] Emporia 1 blk [email protected] w/calves by side, worked & grass ready 15 Registered Angus fall calving 2nd calf Ozawkie 1 blk [email protected] 2 blk cows, 5-6 yrs old w/big calves by hfrs, all Gardiner breeding, bred to HOLSTEIN STEERS — 500-850 LBS. Onaga 1 bwf [email protected] side Gardiner Sure Fire son for Sept-Oct. Abilene 3 Holstein [email protected] Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] Abilene 8 Holstein [email protected] Longford 1 Hereford [email protected] Breeding Bulls to start selling at 11 AM calves Baldwin 4 Holstein [email protected] 14 Red Angus & red baldy OCV fall calv- Havensville 1 bwf [email protected] 6 Gelv Red Angus cross Balancer bulls, 4 Baldwin 5 Holstein [email protected] Topeka 1 bwf [email protected] ing cows, 4-6 yrs old bred to Char bulls red, 2 blk, 16 mo. old Onaga 1 blk [email protected] for Oct-Nov calves, wormed & poured HEIFER CALVES — 275-550 LBS. Wheaton 1 blk [email protected] 6 homeraised purebred Angus hfr bulls, Green 6 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 blk [email protected] 14 mo., sired by Molitor Hoover, Bis- 14 bk cows, 3 yrs old, w/calves by side Green 3 blk [email protected] Washington 1 blk [email protected] mark and Conneally Union 5 bk cows, 3 yrs old, bred bk to calve in Abilene 6 blk [email protected] Olsburg 1 blk [email protected] 3 homeraised Angus commercial In Sept-Oct. Green 6 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 Hereford [email protected] Focus grandsons bulls, 20 mo. 5 Char Angus fall bred Fink Genetics Paola 5 blk [email protected] Washington 1 blk [email protected] 2 purebred Angus bull, 19 months Waterville 3 blk [email protected] Wheaton 1 blk [email protected] hfrs bred to Fink Angus bull, all shots, Abilene 4 blk [email protected] Topeka 1 Hereford [email protected] ready for grass Abilene 10 blk [email protected] 9 Char cows, 5-8 yrs with Char Angus cross Goff 1 blk [email protected] calves, cows & calves Fink Genetics 2 Holstein spring hfrs, bred to a blk bull Green 11 blk [email protected] Blue Rapids 1 blk [email protected] McLouth 8 blk [email protected] to calve in the next 30-45 days # SPECIAL STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALE,WEDNESDAYS STARTING AT 11:00 AM,April 27 #

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Page 18 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 the state is abnormally dry, while 36 percent is in a moder- delivered steady, movement slow. Alfalfa: Dairy, .80- ate drought. If you have hay for sale, pasture to rent or need .95/point RFV, Supreme 170.00-180.00, Premium 160.00- Kansas Hay hay and/or grazing, use the services of the Hay and Pasture 170.00, Good 140.00-155.00. Fair/ Good grinding alfalfa 75.00- Exchange: www.kfb.org/commodities/haypasture/index.html 85.00, 95.00-100.00 delivered locally, Utility/Fair 65.00-70.00, Southwest Kansas Ground and delivered locally to feedlots 100.00-115.00. The Market Report Dairy, grinding alfalfa, alfalfa ground and delivered week of 4/4-4/8, 5,205T of grinding alfalfa and 994T of dairy steady, movement slow. Alfalfa: Horse, small squares alfalfa were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: Sun Cured 15 pct 220.00-250.00. Dairy, .85-.95/point RFV, Supreme 150.00- protein 145.00-155.00, 17 pct protein 165.00-170.00, Dehydrat- Hay trade activity light. Demand light for all classes of 180.00, Premium 140.00-170.00, Good 120.00-160.00. Stock or ed 17 pct 235.00. Oat hay, 60.00-70.00. Cane or BMR Sudan, hay. Prices steady. Dry Cow alfalfa 80.00-100.00. Fair/Good grinding alfalfa 45.00-55.00. Warm, dry and windy weather continues. The wheat and 70.00-85.00, Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and Southeast Kansas alfalfa are not only showing signs of stress due to lack of dairies 100.00-120.00. The week of 4/4-4/8, 8,141T of grinding Alfalfa, brome, prairie hay steady, movement slow. Al- moisture, but from insects and frost as well. Once again, an alfalfa and 381T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Straw, good, falfa: Horse or Goat, mid squares 250.00-265.00. Dairy and increase of short-term dryness (D0) and moderate drought 3x4 bales 55.00-65.00 delivered locally. Corn stalks, ground Stock Cow .80 to 1.00/point RFV. Small squares 265.00, Good (D1) spread further across the state. and delivered 80.00-85.00. Oat hay, none reported. Cane or grinding alfalfa 80.00-85.00. Bluestem: Small squares 95.00- According to the USDA Drought Monitor, 93 percent of BMR Sudan, none reported. 110.00, 125.00-135.00 delivered locally. Good, mid squares South Central Kansas 75.00-90.00, Large squares 75.00-90.00, Large rounds 70.00- Dairy, alfalfa pellets, grinding alfalfa, alfalfa ground and 80.00, Fair 50.00-60.00. Brome: Good, mid and large squares 95.00-110.00, Large rounds 50.00-65.00, Fair 50.00-60.00. Straw, mid squares 60.00-70.00. Grass Mulch, large rounds LAND AUCTION 40.00-50.00. UPCOMING AUCTIONS Northwest Kansas THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016 — 7:00 PM Dairy, grinding alfalfa steady, movement slow. Alfalfa: Leonardville Community Building GRANT WOODCRAFT INC Horse/Goat, small squares 225.00-275.00 delivered locally. — LEONARDVILLE, KS SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2016 AT 10:00 AM: 204 N 3rd, Salina, KS Dairy, Premium/Supreme .90-1.00/point RFV. Stock cow, SELLER: EVELYN DAVIES Commercial woodwork shop with equipment & tools, sheet fair/good 100.00-120.00, Good, large rounds 80.00-90.00, Fair, Tract #1: 107 acres+/- Tract #2: 60 acres+/- goods, lumber, doors & hardware. Full sale bill on our website. grinding alfalfa 65.00-85.00, Ground and delivered locally to ************************************************** CONSIGNMENT SALE (INCLUDES KDOWPT ITEMS) feedlots and dairies 100.00-120.00. SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2016 10 AM: 601 S Broadway, Salina, KS North Central-Northeast Kansas Contact auction staff, consign early and benefit from $$$$ Dairy, grinding alfalfa, prairie hay and brome steady, View workingadvertising sale bill in on newspapers our web site & web and sites. check often for movement slow. Alfalfa: Dairy .80-1.00/point RFV, Supreme updates as more items arrive daily. 175.00-210.00, Premium 160.00-180.00, Good 140.00-150.00. Stock Cow, good 100.00-120.00. Fair/Good, grinding alfalfa ************************************************** LEANNA CRIST REAL ESTATE & 70.00-80.00, Utility/Fair, Large rounds 55.00-60.00, Ground PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION and delivered 105.00-120.00. Grass hay: bluestem, small SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2016 AT 10:00 AM squares 6.00/bale delivered locally, large squares 70.00- 429CALL Meadowlark TO BOOK YOUR Dr, Minneapolis, FARM, HOUSEHOLD, KS. Watch OR our MACHINERY web site for AUCTION! sale bill. 85.00. Brome: Good, small squares 7.00/bale, 120.00-145.00/T, mid squares 100.00-120.00, large squares 110.00-120.00, good 48 acres of CRP, approx. 30 acres of Consists of approx. 60 acres of rolling For Latest Update & Pictures go to website: www.soldbywilson.com large rounds 25.00-50.00/bale, 60.00-70.00/T, mostly 60.00, cropland, the balance in hay meadow, pasture with timber growth. Fair 50.00-60.00. Straw, good, small squares 4.00/bale or timber, pond and creek. Recreational Ready for grazing. opportunities are prime. 5.00/bale delivered, large square bales 60.00-80.00/T, and large rounds 70.00-85.00. Sudan, good large rounds 60.00- Lori Rogge, REALTOR® & Auctioneer 65.00. (785) 556-7162 ***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless otherwise [email protected] noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large squares unless Manhattan, KS otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the most recent sales. www.genefrancis.com Any announcement made the day of sale takes precedence over any printed matter. *CWF Certified Weed Free *º*RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDN cal- culated using the Western formula. Quantitative factors are ap- 7 OPEN proximate, and many factors can affect feeding value. Values We specialize based on 100% dry matter (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). 785-584-5850 Monday thru Guidelines are to be used with visual appearance and intent in Trucks and Saturday: of sale (usage). Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture - Manhattan, KS Sport U’s! 9 AM-6 PM Kim Nettleton 785 564-6709 Posted to the Internet: www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/ “NOW AVAILABLE!” New Flatbeds & Trailers DC_GR310.txt Visit our website: www.millermotors.biz FARM EQUIPMENT GMC SIERRA 3500 4X4 CHEVY 2500 REG. CAB 4WD CHEVY SILVERADO 2500HD 4WD CONSIGNMENT 2 1 2 SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:00 AM 9008 East Lyons Creek Rd. — JUNCTION CITY, KS 0 9 0 Directions: From the 295 Exit of I70, take US 77 South for 3 miles 0 0 to Lyons Creek Road, then left (East) on Lyons Creek Road for 3 9 1/2 miles to the sale site in the vicinity of the Skiddy Road – Lyons 5 8 $3,995 3 $11,995 Creek Road Intersection Or From the 299 Exit of I 70, take J Hill Dually, Reg Cab & Chassis, 6.6 Duramax, 5.7 Vortec, Auto, GOOD MILES! Road South 4+ miles to the sale site in the vicinity of the Skiddy Reg. Cab, 6.6 Duramax, Allison Auto, Road – Lyons Creek Road Intersection. WATCH FOR SIGNS. Allison Auto, loaded, excellent miles. Call! Loaded! (For completeADDED sale CONSIGNMENTS bill see April 12 issue AS FOLLOW: of Grass & Grain). CHEVY 3500 HD CREW CAB CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 HD 4WD GMC 2500HD CREW CAB 4X4 2005 Kawasaki 610 Mule w/New Motor &(New Belt Drive; 3PT 2 $14.788 Automatic Mist Blower (New Pump); Slide In 275 Gal Pickup 2 2 Water Tank w/25’ Hose; 3PT 13K North Star PTO Generator (Like 0 0 New); 3PT Landpride PTO Spreader; 16’ Square Bale Elevator 1 0 w/Electric Motor; Fancy Horse Saddle; Electric Fencers; Metal 0 1 Gates; Cement Mixer. 0 For Information or added consignments, Call Butch Hartman, 7 Sale Coordinator, at 785-238-8466 or Cell 785-761-7900 Crew Cab, 6.0 vortec, Auto Loaded. 4WD, 6.6 Duramax, Allison Auto. 1 $19,995 * $18,995 Good miles. Call! 6.0 Vortec Auto, Loaded! Terms: Cash or Check. NO Credit Cards. NRFA. DODGE RAM 2500 CREW CAB Lunch by White City Christian Church. DODGE RAM 2500 QUAD CAB 785-762-2266 FAX: 785-762-8910 GMC 2500HD, 4WD 2 JAY E. BROWN, 785-223-7555 2 GREG HALLGREN, 2 0 785-499-5376 0 0 0 E-mail: [email protected] 0 6 $17,988 0 www.KSALlink.com • www.kansasauctions.net 4 $7,995 4x4, 5.9 Cummins Diesel, 7 $20,995 * 19,995 Cab & Chassis, 6.0 Vortec Auto, FULLY LOADED! 4WD, 6.7 Cummins Diesel, Good Miles. Only 100K NICELY EQUIPPED! LAND AUCTIONS GMC SIERRA 2500HD REG CAB By Gene Francis & Associates GMC SIERRA 2500HD REG CAB 2 CHEVY 2500HD REG CAB 4X4 Real Estate Brokers & Auctioneers 2 2 HARPER CO. LAND AUCTION • WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 11:00 AM 0 Auction Location: Attica Memorial Building 0 0 0 2 tracts – 160 & 80 acre tracts located southwest of Attica, KS 0 0 Tract 1: SW ¼ 28-32-9W 160 acres with 102 acres open 2 $4,995 cultivation. Nearly 58 acres of trees, grass, creek and waste. 2 $6,995 4WD, 6.0 Vortec, Auto. 7 $6,995 * $5,995 Outstanding deer and turkey hunting. 4WD, Good Miles! 6.0 Vortec, Auto, Cab & Chassis CallTract Gene 2: FrancisE1/2 NW for ¼ more 33-32-9W information 80 acres at of 316-524-8345 cultivation CHEVY 3500 REG. CAB 4WD RILEY CO. LAND AUCTION • THURSDAY, MAY 5, 7 PM DODGE RAM 2500 CREW CAB CHEVY 2500HD 4X4 Auction Location: Leonardville Community Building, 2 2 Leonardville, KS 0 2 2 tracts -107 acres & 60 acres located southwest of Leonardville 0 Outstanding combinationOnly of cultivation, 25 miles from grass Manhattan, and timber. Ks 0 Fantastic hunting habitat. 0 0 Contact Lori Rogge at 785-556-7162 5 $12,988 0 Gene Francis & Associates, Real Estate Brokers & Auctioneers 8 www.genefrancis.com $17,995 * $16,995 6.6 Duramax, Allison, Auto, single rear 4 $14,995 4WD, 6.7 Cummins Diesel, Auto, Loaded wheel plus Winkel Flatbed! SUMNER CO. LAND AUCTION • MAY 17, 2016 6.6 Duramax Diesel, Allison Auto Auction Location: Gene Francis & Associates, 12140 W. K-42 Hwy, Wichita, Ks GMC 2500HD CREW CAB 4X4 CHEVY 3500 HD 315 acres in 3 tracts – 160 acres, 80 acres and 75 acres 2 NO REASONABLE NW ¼ 7-30-1W 160 acres with 114 acres cultivation balance heavy 2 trees and creek bed making for outstanding hunting habitat for deer 0 OFFERS REFUSED! and turkey hunting. 0 Located 1 mile east and 3 miles south of Clearwater, KS 0 N1/2 NE ¼ 12 -30-2W 80 acres with approx. 75 acres cultivation. 0 “Many Diesels Located 1 mile east and 3 miles south of Clearwater, KS 8 $21,995 * $19,995 8 W1/2 NW ¼ 30-30-1W except 5 acres - 75 acres all cultivation. 6.6 Duramax, Allison Auto, good miles. $19,995 * $16,955 In Stock” For informationLocated call 1 316-524-8345 mile east and •6 www.genefrancis.com miles south LOADED! 6.6 Duramax Allison Auto, Reg. Cab, 4WD 555 Poyntz Ave. Suite 221, Manhattan, KS 66502 • 785-556-7162 MILLER MOTORS - 225 W. 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Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 19 USDA announces Focus is on beef cattle and forage crops at May 5 field day in SE Kansas Kansas ranked third na- Mound Valley. east Agricultural Research An optional tour of the tionally with more than 6 Registration on-site for Center; university’s Mound Valley available veterinary million head of cattle on the free event begins at 8:30 Understanding Forage unit will be available after. ranches and feedlots as of a.m., with the program start- Analysis – Jaymelynn Far- More information about loan repayment funds Jan. 1, 2016, according to the ing at 9:00 a.m. Numerous ney, southeast area Exten- the field day is available by U.S. Department of Agricul- agriculture-related compa- sion beef specialist; calling 620-421-4826. The USDA announced recently that it is making $4.4 ture, and many of those cat- nies will have displays Alfalfa Weed Manage- million available as a part of the Veterinary Medicine tle are raised in southeast available and will sponsor a ment – Doug Shoup, south- Loan Repayment Program to help repay veterinary Kansas. complimentary lunch for at- east area Extension crops school loans if the veterinarian seeking repayment will To bring the latest re- tendees. and soils specialist; and work for at least three years in an underserved location search-based information to Presentations will in- Considerations for Stor- that lacks sufficient veterinary resources. beef producers in that part clude: age of Large Round Bales of Participants must participate in one of three short- of the state, Kansas State Development of Tall Fes- Hay – Lyle Lomas, animal age situations. Students must either dedicate at least 80 University’s Southeast Agri- cue Hybrids – Bryan Kindi- scientist and head, South- percent of their time to the provision of food animal cultural Research Center ger, research plant geneti- east Agricultural Research veterinary services; serve in rural areas where food an- will host a Beef Cattle and cist, USDA-ARS Grazing- Center. imal services are at least 30 percent of their time; or Forage Crops Field Day on lands Research Laboratory; work in public practice from at least 49 percent of their Thursday, May 5, at the Utilization of Teff for time. Mound Valley Community Forage – Joe Moyer, forage Applications for the program are due May 20. To Center, 505 Hickory St., in agronomist K-State South- learn more, visit http: //tinyurl.com/USDA-4-8-16. AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 10:00 AM LOCATION: 522 4th Ave., INMAN, KS. 3-Day Spring Farm & Shop From Inman: 4 miles west on Cherokee Rd., SATURDAY, APRIL 30 — 10:00 AM 1 1/2 miles north on 4th Ave. WATCH FOR SIGNS. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION ESTATE723 Church, — EUDORA,AUCTION KANSAS From Casey’s North 2 Blocks! Watch For Signs!! • 8N Ford Tractor • ‘61 Nash Metropolitan • 5 Ft. Bush hog Mower Hard Top TRUCK, WOODWORKING Reclaimed lumber all kinds & • 3 pt. Blade • Nash Metropolitan Parts SAT., SUN., MON., APRIL 30, MAY 1 & 2 EQUIPMENT styles; pedestals; mantles; • 3 pt. Tandem Disk • Model A Original Running 9:00 AM EACH DAY 1996 F150 XLT Ford truck, 5 doors; tongue groove; lattice LOCATION: CARR AUCTION GALLERY, 909 AUCTION AVE., • Lawnmower Trailer w/Ramp Boards sp. manual, One Owner; fancy work; sconces; spindles W. HWY 156, LARNED, KS 67550 • ‘59 Nash Metropolitan Hard • Model A Truck Rear Axel Honda Harmony II HRS216 for porches; furniture spindles; TRACTORS (Mon): ’99 JD 8400; ’82 JD 4840; ’71 JD 4020; JD Top push mower; 2000 plus Red 4020 w/168 Motor; JD 4020 Dsl. w/JD 48 Ldr.; Case IH 2394; ’74 rough cut; bannister railing; brick (patio/old street/All HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUE Suitcases; Wooden Box; Cop- Case 1370 w/Ldr.; ’69 Versatile 145; Ferguson T035; ’69 Case 930 molding; dimensional; MOST cleaned ready for use!); lime- & MISC. per Bed Warmer; Sad Irons; w/Ldr.; Int. 1066 w/Ldr.; Int. 560 w/Ldr.; Int. 756; 1940 Ford 8N; Ford ALL VINTAGE & KEPT IN- stone rocks; Craftsman 10” Eddy Bauer Glider & Ottoman; Crock Pitcher; Buffalo Pottery; 8N. COMBINES, HEADERS & AUGERS (Mon): JD 8820; IH 915; SIDE from Weather Ele- Radial Arm-Saw w/metal cabi- ments!! 100’s of pieces of Vin- Recliner; Glass Top Coffee Mexico Pottery Dishes; Gris- ’09 JD 635D; ’03 JD 930F; ’98 Case IH 1015 Pickup Hdr.; ’13 B&B Table; End Tables; China Cab- wold Cast Iron Kettle; Enamel Mfg. Hdr. Trlr. ’15 BBK Series II Hdr. Trlr. INDUSTRIAL EQPT. net on wheels; Craftsman 12” tage Hardware of ALL Wood Lathe & 12” Band- STYLES!! Hinges; door hang- inet; Painted 5 Drawer Chest Coffee Pot; Enamel Pans; Lin- (Mon): JD 762 Paddle Scraper; JD 7775 Skid Steer; Clark Forklift; of Drawers; 3 Drawer Chest; coln Logs; 1940’s Children’s NEW Lowe Hyd. Auger, Stout Brush Grapples, Stout Grapple Buck- saw/Sander; Craftsman 17 in. ers, strike plates, barn hard- 15 sp. ¾ hp. Drill Press; ware, colonial, door knobs, Cedar Chest; Full Size Bed, Golden Books; Train Tracks ets, Stout Rock Bucket Grapple, Stout Tree & Post Puller, Stout Dresser & 2 Side Tables; (no train); Assorted LP Craftsman Belt-Sander/ Plan- bathroom porcelain hardware, Walk-Thru Pallet Forks, Stout Full-Back Pallet Forks. (26) TRUCKS Jenny Lind Child’s Bed; Vanity; Records; 45 RPM Records; er/Auto-Scroller Saw; DeWalt fancy door knobs, locks, bath- & PICKUPS (Sun): ’03 Ford F250 4x4; ’01 GMC Sonoma Pickup; Secretary; Mirror; Wooden Old School Seat; small wood- ’99 Ford F250 Flatbed; (2) ’99 Ford F250 Flatbeds; ’96 Peterbilt; ’93 DW788 hvy. duty 20” Scroll room & lighting hardware; win- Saw w/stand(New Never Chair with Cane Seat; Small en Desk; Fruit Crates; Civil Ford F350 XL 4x4; ’90 White Volvo Day Cab. (20) ANTIQUE & dow weights & hardware; Wooden Cabinet; Curio Cabi- War Puppets. MISC. VEHICLES (Sun): ’99 Pontiac 30th Anniv. Trans Am; ’48 Ford Used); Craftsman High Speed drapery/curtain hardware; Steel lathe tools; Router; net; Wooden Shelving; Lamps; SHOP & MISC. Coupe, Rebuilt; ’37 Chevy 3 Passenger Coupe; ’04 Lincoln Town screen door handles/sashes; Office Desk; Folding Tables; 2 Table Saws; Bench Grinder; Car Ultimate; ’01 Lincoln Cont’l, Metallic Beige; ’00 Chevrolet 7-Pas- router table & bits; Fein shop IF YOU ARE INTO RENOVA- vac.; Master Heat Guns; Stan- Library Tables; Singer Sewing Wooden Work Bench; Tool senger Minivan; ’37 Chevy Sedan Standard, Complete Nut & Bolt TION WORK DO NOT MISS Machine; 2 Ping Pong Tables; Box; Black & Decker Work- Restoration; ’958 Chevy DelRay (Restored). TRAILERS (Sun): ’99 ley #45 plane; wood planes; THIS OPPORTUNITY!! protractor saw guide; Milwau- Costume Jewelry; Glass mate; Wooden & Aluminum Jet 40’ Double Hopper Grain Trailer; ’05 Trailman Triple Axle Stock COLLECTIBLES, Paper Weights; Glass Santa Extension Ladders; Metal Trailer; ’88 Great Dane 53’ White Reefer Trailer; ’88 Utility 53’ White kee sander/ grinder; wood HOUSEHOLD & MISC. chisels/files; Clamps: wood/ Clause; Glass Punch Set; Vac- Shelving; Scaffolding; Rainbird Reefer Trailer; ’83 Wilson Cattle Pot. LAWN, GARDEN & RV (Sun): 1900’s Schill Round Oak Par- uum Cleaners; Dripolator Cof- Sprinklers; 20 Ton Log Splitter ’09 Wolf Pack 30’ Toy Hauler/Camper; ’02 Wildwood LE 5th Wheel corner/ c/ bar/ etc.; saws/ ham- lor Wood Stove(Beautiful mers/ wrenches/ 100’s of fee Maker; Saki Tea Set; Saki w/5 horse gas engine; Garden Camper; Blue Star 15’ Boat; ’02 SeaDoo 5581 Jet Ski. FARM EQPT. Piece!!); wooden porch swing; Cups; Set of China; Japanese Hoses; Misc. Lumber; Misc. power & hand tools of ALL (Mon.): Top Air Field Sprayer, 1200-Gal., 60’ Booms; Wylie Sprayer, wooden toilet boxes; COOP Tea Set; Japanese Vases; 2 Tools & Garden Tools; Lawn- KINDS!! Most All Name 3-Pt., 60’ Booms; Melrose 220 Spray Coupe; Sunflower/Flex-King metal sign; schools bells; Kel- Oriental China base Lamps; boy Mowers for Parts; Oval Brands & Well Maintained!; Undercutter 5x5 w/Pickers; 42’ Fallowmaster; JD 335 Disc; Krause logg wooden phones; cast- Japanese Figurines; Hawaiian Wash Tub; New Sandblaster shop tables/benches; hard- 1900 Disc; Track Closer. HAY EQPT. (Mon): Vemeer 605 Super J iron bell stand; Black Beauty & Japanese Oriental Artwork; Parts Cleaner; Radio Flyer ware/nails/screws/etc.!; Elec- Baler; Hesston 565T Rd. Baler; Hesston 4900 4x4 Big Sq. Baler; Axle Grease bucket; lanterns; 24+ Fluted Wine Glasses; Wagon; 2 Craftsman Air Com- tric Concrete Mixer; concrete 605H & 605K Vermeer Rd. Balers; ’95 MacDon 9000 Swather, w/16’ primitive cabinets; kitchen Wooden Bowls, Forks & pressors; Steel Implement 920 Hdr.; JD 1424 Pull-Type Swather; Case IH 8380 Pull Type tamper; Werner 32 ft. alum. décor; wood stains/paints; nu- Spoons; Stained Glass Lamp; Wheels; Trailer House Tires & Swather; ’90 NH 1118 Swather w/16’ Head; Sitrex MK-16 Rake; H&S ladder & others; merous items too many to Lead Crystal Bedside Lamp; Wheels; Hub Caps; 22 Short 16-Wheel Rake. PLANTERS & DRILLS (Mon): ‘07 CrustBuster 30’; VINTAGE LUMBER & mention! Table Top Display Cabinet; To- Stevens Riffle; Air Riffle; Per- JD 7300 8-Row Planter; JD 7000 8-Row Planter; Great Plains 24’ HARDWARE! bacco Smoking Pipes; Signa- fection Oil Heater; Bee Smok- Solid Stand Drill; JD 455 Grain Drill. LIVESTOCK (Sat): (80) 6 Bar 100’s board feet of Vintage/ ture Electric Ice Cream Freez- er; Iron Metal Shelf; Salvage x 20’Your Continuous Items Are Welcome Cattle Panels. Thru AprilSHOP 28. We EQPT Appreciate & TOOLS Your Business!! (Sat). Auction Note: This will be the First of at least 3 Auctions, this er; Picture Frames; Piano Iron; Chaise Lounge Chairs; Partial listing only. Call for brochure or check our website for Auction is mainly Leonard’s love of wood working and how he Bench; 3 Luggage Sets; Old Redwood Picnic Table. more information! was a wood working enthusiast and was a MASTER OF Statements made the day of the auction will take precedence over ad- WOODWORKING RENOVATION! vertised statements. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. Concessions: Happy Trails Chuckwagon Lunch will be served by Zion Mennonite Youth SELLER: THE ESTATE OF ELLERS SaleTERRY conducted & NANCY by: MASTERSON, S Please visit usLEONARD online www.KansasAuctions.net/elston HOLLMANN for pics! TRIPLE K AUCTION & REAL ESTATE Kevin K. Krehbiel Bill Oswalt Auctioneers: Mark Elston & Jason Flory Auctioneer/Broker Assistant Auctioneer 620-585-6881, 620-386-0650 620-897-6354 “Serving(785-594-0505) Your Auction (785-218-7851) Needs Since 1994” www.triplekauction.com • [email protected] 3 BIG AUCTIONS • Silent — Student — Live Blue Valley Randolph FFA Banquet SATURDAY,APRIL 30, 2016 • BLUE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL AUCTION TIME — 7:00 PM All proceeds go to remodeling of classroom & welding shop. (Construction starting June, 2016) # LIVE AUCTION # • 2 Pallets Salt • Handmade Bird House • 100 Acres Application (CPS) • 3020/4020 Collection Ed. Toy Tractors • Pedal Car Student Labor Auction • Gun Safe • Bull Master Mineral Feeder • Wrangler Backpack • Diamond Necklace • Stihl Weed Eater • 2 Carhartt Folding Chairs 4 hrs./Student • 25 Concrete Blocks 2 1/2’x5’ • Country Stampede-Party Pit Pass • 30# Hamburger (90-10) (free hauling on blocks, 50 miles) (for 2 Thurs., PM Derks Bentley) • Big Farm Tractor & Loader (Case) •Students have a notarized form • Stihl Chain Saw • Signed Basketball - Bruce Weber • Oil Change signed by parents • Signed Football-Bill Snyder • 2 Fuel Cards • 200 Gallons Propane (Wankin) •Please use this opportunity to sup- • Guided Flathead Fishing-Overnight for 2 • 5 Bags Soybean Seed (Asgrow) • All Flex 60cc Syringe port youth by introducing them to • 100 Acres Application (Sump) • $1,000 New Trailer Credit (Travalong) • 2 Gift Certificates (Blueville Nursery) your business, farm or ranch • 35 Acres Harvesting (Parker) • 4 Hours Labor (Blue Valley Trailer) • 2 Gift Certificates (Burnett Auto) • (2) - $1,000 Bull Sale Credits • Labor Credit (Wendland) • Scentsy Gift Basket • Mineral Feeder (F&B Mann) • Igloo Bag Cooler • If you want to support but don’t have • Good Farms - Fat Hog a particular job, no worry! Mr. An- • Embryo Flush • 12’ Gate • Waterville Corner Store Certificate • Paul Harvey Print (God Made a Farmer) • Gaton Hometown Certificate thony Meals, Advisor, will be glad to • One Load Rock and Hauling use those students in shop clean-up • 10 Bags Soybean Seed (NK) • Carry Bags • 6 Hours Tree Shearing # SILENT AUCTION # • FFA Horseshoe projects • Puller On Scraper Set • $500 Certificate (Suther) • Solar Powered Fencer • Food! THANK YOU TO ALL • Hydra-Bed Across Bed Tool Box • 5 Bags Mineral • Hats! • 10 - 5 Bar Panels • Kitchen Aid Blender OF OUR GENEROUS • T-Shirts! • Jewelry Gift Pack • 5 Liter Dectomax • Coats! DONORS • Charboil Grill • 2 Liter Cydection • Gloves! • 10 Bags Soybean Seed (Channel) • GTB Metal Gift Box FOR YOUR SUPPORT • Turkey Hunt-1 Day Guided • 200 Gallons Propane (Home Oil) # MORE ITEMS COMING! # OF FFA YOUTH • 20 Acres Harvesting (Larson) • Mineral (Key) For more details on sale items: Jamie Peter, 785-477-6210 • Tim Pfaff, 785-293-2113 • Galen Fink, 785-532-9936 17-22.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:04 AM Page 20

Page 20 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 McDonald’s developing Spring Field Day set for May 26 at workable antibiotics policy Research Center in Garden City According to an interview with Meatingplace, Justin K-State Research and an opportunity to refresh Ransom, senior director of quality systems for McDon- Extension will host a Spring basic principles and to ald’s USA, shared that McDonald’s is currently working Field Day on Thursday, May learn new principles that with beef and pork producers to develop an antibiotics 26, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. they can apply to their own SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:30 AM use policy for both industries. He said they will not like- at K-State’s Southwest Re- situation,” said A.J. Foster, 2311 TUTTLE CREEK BLVD, MANHATTAN, KANSAS ly take a “never ever” approach, but rather work with in- search-Extension Center in K-State Extension agrono- Garden City. The field day mist at the Southwest Re- INVENTORY AND EQUIPMENT DEALING WITH ENGRAVING dustry scientists to develop the best antimicrobial stew- & COMPUTER RELATED ITEMS ardship policy that both beef and pork producers can is an annual event that has search-Extension Center. See website below or last weekʼs Grass & Grain achieve. been held at the research Supper will be provided for listings “We know some of our competitors have come out and center for over a decade. It courtesy of private industry BEAR COMPUTER SYSTEMS/BEAR ENGRAVING said ‘no antibiotics ever.’ We don’t necessarily think that provides an opportunity for supporters. GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS is possible in the short term. It is really more about how Kansas State University re- Continuing education VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER we can challenge people to find better ways to raise ani- searchers to visit with local (CEU) credits have been ap- 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 agricultural producers, to plied for and should be www.gannonauctions.com mals so that they don’t need antibiotics to begin with,” Ransom said. “Our goal is to come out with a commit- provide updates and to re- available at this meeting. ment we know industry can move toward. It may be a ceive feedback on the status Contact Ashlee Wood at stretch goal, but it is one of those things where we really of current research pro- 620-276-8286 or email want industry’s engagement on how we can do things dif- grams. Producers attending [email protected] by 5:00 COMMUNITY AUCTION ferently.” the field day will learn p.m. on May 23 to register. Ransom said the company is focused on social media about wheat varieties and Prior registration is impor- SUNDAY, APRIL 24 — 1:00 PM agronomy management tant to ensure supper will AUCTION LOCATION: T-BUILDING, SWOPE PARK — engagement with its customers to answer their ques- practices to maximize be available for all in atten- COTTONWOOD FALLS, KS 66845 tions. To read the full article, visit http://tinyurl. SELLERS: ESTATE OF HERB STROTKAMP, HARRIS LIVING com/McDonalds-4-8-16. wheat productivity. dance. You can also register ESTATE, BOBBI GODFREY, GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, “This field day provides online at ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH & SEVERAL OTHER a platform to keep produc- http://www.southwest.k- COMMUNITY MEMBERS. ers up to date on new re- state.edu. search and technology and a For more information on DIRECTIONS: In Cottonwood Falls on Hwy. 177 at Casey’s, turn medium for dialogue be- the program contact A.J. east on Rd. 210. Take immediate right into Swope Park which is be- hind the Dollar General Store. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25 — 5:30 PM tween researchers and pro- Foster at 620-640-1259, or AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Here is a nice assortment of merchandise, AUCTIONLocated at 16259 S. Ratner Rd. — OVERBROOK, KANSAS ducers. Producers should email [email protected]. (from Overbrook 1 mi. West on Hwy. 56, 3/4 mi. South on Ratner) from antiques and collectibles to good usable household items, ap- consider this conference as pliances, to tools and mowers to a variety of trailers, including a pro- Frigidaire refrigerator; Whirlpool Town car, Signature Series, fessionally built BBQ/smoker trailer. There are a couple of smaller elec. cook stove; Whirlpool auto 124,400 miles; portable storage estates that just weren't quite big enough for their own auction, so washer; Maytag elec. dryer; bldg., 9x14’; longhorn roping we have combined them, much more than listed below! Come and spend a Sunday afternoon with us and take advantage of this op- Kirby Sentria vac; 3 pc. maple saddle; some tack; hand tools, portunity to purchase some good quality merchandise! BR suite; several modern oak etc.; riding mower; string trim- TRAILERS (3 PM): 2013 Circle D Gooseneck 25-ft, 10,000-lb tan- pieces; 40+ old license plates; mer; pwr. washer, not running; SUNDAY, MAY 1 — 10:30 AM Dazey 40 churn; 2000 Lincoln kitchen items; old books, etc. DueAUCTION to the death of our husbands,(from the the following West side sells of town at 25450 2 mi. dem axles, dovetail, 14-ply tires; 2001 PJ Trailer 6' 9"x10'4" Utility Trailer, sgl axle, Ramp Tailgate; 55-Gal Snyder Industries Sprayer w/ MUCH MORE! Sale day inspection only. SouthS. Hwy. on 170, K-170). OSAGE CITY, KS nozzle & B&S 3 hp Motor on Trailer; The Good-One BBQ Grill & JD 4040 ds. tractor w/JD 148 Honda Rancher ES 4WD ATV; Smoker on Trailer (VERY NICE); Lamar 5'x8' Single Axle Trailer w/ VIC REECE ESTATE loader; ’01 Dodge Ram 2500 Vermeer 605F baler; Krone AM Ramp Tailgate; 75” x 196” Tandem axel Trailer, wood floor. pickup, Cummins AT; ’04 Traval- 2835 disc mower; Vermeer WR- MOWERS (3PM): 66" Swisher Big Mow Zero Turn, 26-hp, commer- WISCHROPPwww.wischroppauctions.com AUCTIONS - 785-828-4212 ong 7x24 stock trailer; ’84 Ford 24 rake; 2 Pearson squeeze cial grade transmission, (model #ZT2766); Heckendorn Riding F250 4WD flatbed; ’88 Olds chutes; Filson tub & 3 sec. alley; Mower, 10-hp B&S; Husqvarna LTH 120 Riding Mower, Hydrostatic Delta 88; ’11 PJ 7x12 utility trail- household, shop tools, feed 12-hp B&S; Craftsman Manual Reel Mower. er; ’69 Chevy C-50 15’ bed bunks. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Pair of Fencing Swords; Misc hand towels, linens, doilies, table clothes; Ornate mirror for dresser MUCH MORE!See next Inspection week’s Grass day of & sale Grain only. for more details! top; Red/white enamel refrigerator dishes; Tiny tales books; Puss & boots book from Burns Schools; Cast collector cars; 1950-60s KS li- MRS. BILL (LOU) & MRS. RICHARD (NANCY) ESTES, Sellers cense plates; Mickey Mouse Recipe Scrap book; 1847 Rogers Bros. WISCHROPP AUCTIONS - 785-828-4212 flatware; Sterling Spoons x12; Collector Padlocks; Heal & Co Live- FARMSATURDAY APRIL AUCTION 30 — 10:00 AM stock, Wichita Livestock knife stone; Pocket knives; Brownie Box Di r e ct iLocation: o n s : 1892 M Road — SENECA, KS 66538 www.wischroppauctions.comPics & sale bill at camera; Shakespeare Oil Can; Brass pocket cork screw; 4 jars mar- 2 mi East of Seneca on Hwy 36, South 1 mi on M Road bles; Old Metal Marble Shooter; 1962 Honolulu Star Bulletin & TRACTORS Knives; 2012 2564 Hay Buster Hawaiian Progress Edition; Sheet music; Steering Wheel knobs x3; 1984 JD 4850 Front Wheel with Unloader & Blower; MK- Military pins; Gray Bros. Cast hand held ear corn sheller, pat 1870; Asslt, 3-Hyd Outlets, Good Rub- 100-71 10 inch Auger with Brass Catholic Bell; Wood Crates, Beach Air Craft 1943; Cast alu- ber, Rear Duals, Fast Hitch, Swing Away Unloading Auger - minum pots; Small wall cabinet; Samurai sword; Military machete; 1000 RPM Shaft, 200 Hrs on Like New; IH 490 24ft Disc; IH AUCTION Metal hex fishing rod; Parade flag pole with brass top; Mantle clock; SATURDAY, APRIL 23 — 10:00 AM Misc. Framed Artwork; 4 Bamboo Chairs w/ Matching Glass Top New Motor; INT Hydro 100 D - 4600 32ft Field Cultivator with 5032 SE Tecumseh Rd. — BERRYTON, KANSAS 66409 Cab, WF, Dual Hyd, Motor & Harrow Attachment; Land Pride From S. Topeka Blvd & 45th, Take 45th East To Tecumseh Rd, Table; Valet Chair Stand; Wood Barrel Table w/ Glass Top; Pair Bar- South To Address. From S. Topeka Blvd & 53rd, Take 53rd East To rel Back Chairs; 4 Oak Chairs; Oak Library Table; Cast Porcelain Transmission Overhauled; INT 15’ Shredder, 1000 RPM Shaft Tecumseh Rd., North To Address. Farm Kitchen Sink; Medicine cabinet; Ornate end table; Beveled 1066 D - Cab, WF, Dual Hyd Balza 3300 gal Honeywagon; WATCH FOR SIGNS. mirrors; More misc. 1964 JD 4020 D - NF, Syn 5x16 Steerable Plow; 12ft Box MODEL TRAINS: (from the Kain Palermo Estate): 'O' scale train car Trans Blade; 7-Shank V-RIpper; JD Antiques/Collectibles: Cream Of Wheat adv picture; Fenton glass; kits, approx. 40+ (Athearn, All-Nation, Reynolds, Main Line, COMBINE & HEADS 712 Chisel; 4-Section Harrow - Depression glass; Blue Onion cream & sugar; clown figurines & mu- Walthers, Streamline (aluminum & wood)); Railroad Stories Maga- 2007 Case IH 2588 Axial Flow 3-pt.; Hyd Livestock Hauling sical; Western Elec Co. wall telephone; Replogle Lighted World zine, 1937, 10 issues. Combine - 1576 Separator Hrs, Trailer; INT 183 Rear Mount Globe; oil lamps; Gone-With-The-Wind elec lamps; pr. Cupid flue GLASSWARE & CHINA: Crocks (10-gal Western Stoneware x2, 8- 2172 Engine Hrs, Field Tracker, Cultivator; 250 Bu Gravity covers; Sick Call Crucifix; Delft figurines; Ivory elephant; Japan tin battery locomotive; collection of Whiskey decanters; (2) stoneware gal Monmouth Pottery, 5-gal Jug, 3-gal Pittsburg Pottery); Beleek Outside Sleve Adjuster, Straw Wagon; 150 Bu Gravity Wagon; pitchers; bamboo fly rod; Caithness Scotland paperweights; primitive Vase; Cambridge pitcher, bowls, gravy boat, cups; Crock bowl; Eng- Chopper, Grain Bin Ext., AFX 8x13 Wagon with Hoist; JD shoe shine box; collectible wood carvings; carved horns figures; Ori- land bowl; Germany bowls; Pink depression (bowl, sugar creamer, Rotor, AFS Pro 600 Monitor, Running Gears; Artsway 450 glasses, plates, candelabras); Shot glasses; Frankoma mug, vase; ental silk fabric (framed); Oriental signed oil paintings; Oriental shell Green depression cups & saucers; Lots of Brown Ironstone Dinner- Extra Clean Machine; Case IH Grinder Mixer - For Parts art on laquear pictures; old Paymaster Ribbon Writer; signed Wolf fig- ware; Bone China; Misc glassware. 1083 8 Row Corn Head - Poly; DAIRY EQUIPMENT urines; cast iron bench. Clocks: Verichron; Farmington New Eng- HOUSEHOLD & APPLIANCES: Kenmore Upright Freezer-Newer; Case IH 1020 Flex Head; Case 10 Maxi Calf Huts; Dairy Tech land; German Westminster; New England Mantel Clock; Colonial Chest Deep Freezer; La-Z-Boy Hide-a-Bed Couch; Matching Wood IH 963 Corn Head - 6x30 Pasteurizer - 10 gal.; 2 semen Mantel Clock; FHS German Mantel Clock; Howard Miller Grandfather Coffee & End Table; Panasonic JC-P50X1 50" Plasma HDTV; TRUCKS & TRAILERS Jugs; 75 gal. Milk Mixer (100) 2 Clock; Swarovski Anniversary Clock; Tempus Fugit Howard Miller Roadmaster Mountain Bike; John Deere 12V Toy Tractor (Needs 2002 F450 4x4 1 Ton Dually - Quart Milk Bottles; 12x16 Calf Wall Clock; Germany Coo Coo Clocks; D&A Wall Clock; Howard Battery); Newer Oak Desk & cane back office chair; Wine Rack; with V10 Automatic, Air, 30,000 Shed on Skids; 10x24 Calf Miller “Clocktail Table” Table/Clock; Linder Anno Saw Tooth Gravity Folding Roll Away Bed; Lots of Misc. Kitchen Items; Folding Direc- miles, With Krogman Flatbed, Shed on Skids; Schaben 5000 Clock; Pearl German Grandfather-Style Wall Clock; Dorset 31-Day tors Chairs; 3-pc Bedroom Set (King Bed, Chest of Drawers, Dress- With Gooseneck Ball;1986 gal Plastic Portable Tank with Wall Clock; 3-Piece Clock Set ... Marble 1885 French By Japy Fr- er); Oak Beveled Wall Mirror; Lady Americana Full Bed; Oak White Semi - 350 Cummings, Pump, For Liquid Protein, With eres. Furniture: Lazy Boy recliners; GE microwave; Maytag washer Shelves; More misc. 13 speed Trans, Wet Kit, Good 5 HP Electric Motor; Katolight TOOLS & LAWN & GARDEN: 200+ used T-Posts; CST/Berger & dryer; wall art & pictures; blue chair with ottoman; Vargas sofa; half- Rubber; 32 ft End Dump 3 Axles Model 100-1000 PTO Genera- moon table magazine rack; sofa table; Angel pictures & plaques; pr. Model 54-140B Transit Level w/ Tripod; Craftsman Finishing Aluminum Trailer with Poly tor - 1000 KW; (17) 10 ft Ce- Sander; Bostitch Framing Nail Gun; Bostitch Staple Gun; Porter Thomasville end tables & coffee table; blue recliner; Corsair sofa; Cable 18-ga Brad Nailer; Craftsman 4-in-1 laser level; B&D Miter Floor, Silage End Gate, Good ment U Bunks - Used; 20 Poly Cricket rocker; floor mirror; oak hall tree; hat tree; round oak pedestal Saw, HD Sander, drill; Skil 4 1/2 " Disc grinder; Dewalt DW130 1/2" Rubber; 2004 Jayco Pop Up Feed Bunks; 200 gal Tank and table & 4 chairs; quilt rack; (2) roll top desks; floor lamps; 4-drawer Reversing Drill; Gear Puller; Milwaukee Hole-Shooter; Craftsman 4" Camper - Bathroom Shower, Pump; Roll Over Hoof Trimming dresser; swivel rocker; antique oak dresser & mirror; night stands; Belt/6" Disc Sander on Stand; Drill Press Vise; Antique Chicago Mfg Sleeps 6; 2001 7x24 Travalong Table - Electric Over Hyd; Pride queen bed; Stanley 5-piece Bdrm set; fern stand; oak hall table; oak Canedy Otto Drill Press ; Craftsman 10" Band Saw; Prairie Bench Aluminum Stock Trailer, 2 Cen- of the Farm Energy Free Water; secretary; Dubarry secretary desk; trundle daybed; brass hall tree; Grinder; King 1/2" Bench Top Drill Press; Misc New Items; Hand ter Gates, 1 Sliding; 2011 6x16 2 - Mira Fount 2 Hole Energy TV stand; Broyhill dining table & 4 chairs; repro White-Clad icebox Tools; Easy Score Tile Cutter, Yard Tools; Electric Outlet Boxes; Gal- Featherlight Aluminum Stock Free Waters; 1 - Ritchie 1 Hole end table; 4-shelf oak display cabinet; oak library table; Winners Only vanized Pipe & PVC Fittings; Chamberlain Garage Door Opener, Trailer, Center Gate, Bumper Energy Free Water; 4 Square oak roll top desk w/key; leather office chair; Hill-Rom high back chair; 3/4 HP Belt; Filters (16x25, 14x20, 16x20); New Pro-Max Paint Hitch; 2012 33 ft. Red Rhino Fans; 8 Round Fans; Alklta Hot Point older washer & dryer; metal desk. Household Items/Misc: Brushes (misc sizes); Thompsons Water Seal; Garden & lawn Flat Bed Gooseneck - Tandem High Pressure Washer; 2 - Cowboy boots; luggage; linens; cassette player; Bernina cabinet sprays; 19.2v Kawasaki Battery Pack; Heating Cable; Shop Vac Axle, Duals. Doda Pizaar Irrigation Pumps; sewing machine; Dirt Devil vac.; CPX CD player; Singer cabinet Hose; Spackling Compound; 5-gal Waterplug; Halogen Light; 18V ATV’S Plt Pump; Misc. Dairy Equip- sewing machine; Kenmore sewing machine; Wards belt exerciser; Porter Cable Drill & Impact Drill (Needs Battery); 6-gal Wet/Dry Vac; 2007 Bob Cat 2300 D - 4x4, ment DP Air Gometer Exerciser; card tables; Revere Ware; pots & pans; 14" Concrete Cutting Wheel; 14.4V DeWalt Drill (Needs Battery); 3300 Hrs, With Front Blade; MISCELLANEOUS Steel Pride Pans; Carvel Hall Cutlery; Pyrex nesting bowl set; Disney 18V Skil Pkg (Circular Saw, Sawzaw, Light (Needs Battery); Wagn- 25th Anniv. glasses; linens; kitchen items. Vehicles, Club Car: 2011 er Wide Power Painter; DR 5-Ton Electric Wood Splitter; Fimco Yard Kubota 900 D - 4x4, 2513 Hrs, Mayrath Unloading Auger - Hyd Sprayer on Lawn Trailer; Skil Router w/ Table; CH 1/2" Impact With Front Blade; Kawasaki Portable Tailer with Air Com- Ford Taurus Ltd, leather, loaded, navigation, 98k; 2008 Chevy Sil- Wrench & Air Spray Gun; Small Bench Vise; Hydraulic Jacks; Braz- 3010 Mule D - 4x4 pressor - 15,000 Amp Genera- verado truck, reg. cab, 8’ bed, 135k; 1967 Ford truck 1 Ton 350; The ing Oxygen Torch Kit; CH 5-hp 20-gal Air Compressor; 1/4" Poly- SKID LOADERS & tor, Cutting Torch, Stick Welder; Club Car with cargo box. Farm Items, Tractor: New Holland TC 30, ethylene Tubing; Warner 10 ft. Step Ladder; Solo Backpack ATTACHMENTS 50gal ATV Sprayer; 2 Refrigera- 470 hrs, w/Rhino loader & Speeco quick hitch. Mowers: disc; Sprayer; Chain Saw; Purple martin house; Garden cart; Fire Pit; 35+ 2015 Case IH SV 300 Skid tors; Washer & Dryer; (2) Countyline 6’ rear blade; Worksaver blade; King Kutter Brush Hog; Aluminum Storm Windows & Doors, some new (see website for list Loader - 960 Hrs, 2 Speed, 300gal Fuel Barrels with small Brinley plow; John Deere F735 diesel 60” front end mower; of sizes); More Misc shop and tool items. Heat & Air, Extra Hyd; 2014 Stands; 1000gal Fuel Barrel John Deere 430 lawn tractor; John Deere SRX riding mower; DR FISHING & OUTDOOR: Realtree Nikon Spotting Scope, 15-45 x 60 New Holland L230 Skid Loader with Electric Pump; 500gal trimmer/mower. Power, Hand, Hard Tools: Campbell Hausfeld Iron Power w/ Tripod ; Celestron Firstscope 80AZ Model #21075 Tele- - 2100 Hrs, 2 Speed, Heat & Air, Propane Tank; Large Assort- Force 7hp 60gal vertical air compressor; Sears/Craftsman: 15” drill scope; Seine Fishing Net; Ward Shot Shell Reloading Set; Camo New Rubber, New Motor; 2011 ment of Guard Rail - Various press on stand, tool cabinet, air compressor, band saw on stand; Netting Tent/Blind; Clay Pigeon Thrower; Fishing Stool; Deer New Holland L175 Skid Loader Lengths; 8ft Pick Up Metal table saw, belt sander, gas hedge trimmer; Remington & Neuton Pol Antlers/Sheds; Minnow Trap; Misc. Fishing Lures & Tackle & Poles; - 2 Speed, Heat & Air, New Rub- Flatbed - With Gooseneck Ball; saws; Stihl FS 38 gas trimmer; Poulan Pro 42cc chain saw; Milwau- Humminbird Quick Attach Fish Finder; Owl Decoys; Game Sport ber; 6ft Snow Blower; 7ft Sand Miscellaneous T Post and Elec- kee Super Sawzall; hole shooter; 3/8” & ½” drills; 1-½” rotary ham- Lightning Flite II Compound Bow. mer; Frigid shop fan on stand; Porter-Cable BN 200 brad nailer; TERMS: Cash, approved check or credit card with 3% processing fee on all Shooter Grapple Forks; 9ft Ma- tric Post; Wooden Loading credit card transactions. All statements made day of auction take precedence nure Bucket Hyd Post Hole Dig- Chute - New Approx. 25 Metal Ridgid 600 portable power drive; Enerpac pipe bender; Skil saws; over advertisements. Owners and auction company not responsible for acci- ger; Straw Bucket (3) 4-Prong Gates; 18.4x38 Axle Mount pipe cutter; DM 50 concrete saw; Ridgid pipe wrenches; B&D mitre dents or theft. Nothing removed until settlement has been made. Sales tax will saw; Sayton propane heater; acetylene bottles; Fimco sprayer on be collected. Bale Forks; 8ft Feed Bucket; Duals; 21ft Metal Working Alley; Griffin Pallet Forks 2 House Generators; Hyd Cylin- wheels; wrenches; sockets; bolt cutters; misc hand tools; hardware; MACHINERY ders and motors (2) 20’ 4” copper; yard tools, More! Yard Items: Flat Bottom Alum. Boat; ce- RICK GRIFFIN ment deer yard art; iron patio table & 4 chairs; misc. yard art; (4) black Real Estate 2005 Kuhn Knight 8150 Pro Augers; 8’4” Auger; 130ft Chick- Broker/Auctioneer & Auction iron chairs. Twin Slinger Side Sling Manure en Wire; Misc. Rims and Tires Cell: 620-343-0473 Service LC Note: Very Nice Large Quality, Quantity Auction! Something For Spreader; 2008 Schuler 5020 Other Items too numerous to Everyone. Join Us! CHUCK MAGGARD Vertical Mixer, New Gear Box & mention. 305 Broadway Terms: Cash or Good Check. Nothing Removed Until Settled For. Not Re- Sales/Auctioneer sponsible For Accidents Or Theft. Automobile Title Remains With Seller Until Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845 Cell: 620-794-8824 SELLER: JERRY & SUE SPIELMAN 785-336-1695 Check Clears. Everything Sells "As Is" "Where Is" Without Any Warranty Or Phone: 620-273-6421 • Fax: 620-273-6425 LUNCH STAND BY RELAY FOR LIFE Guarantee By Seller/Auctioneer's. Toll Free: 1-866-273-6421 In Office: Nancy Griffin, Heidi Maggard WILHELM AUCTION SERVICE whunterauctions.comSYLVESTER J. BROAST Email: [email protected] Auctioneers: DALE WILHELM, 785-336-3627 or 785-294-8569 for pictures. www.GriffinRealEstateAuction.com DANNY DETERS, 785-336-1622 Wayne Hunter, CAI CES: 785-554-3049 17-22.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:47 AM Page 21

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 21 Summer 2016 could be similar to last summer, MU researcher says Recent winter weather U.S. dry. When the patterns mer we experienced in weather is in the late after- approaching storms,” Lupo Summer Transition in the news was dominated by El appear in rapid succession, 2012, but it could still be noon and could peak be- said. West Central Plains for Ap- Niño and its unpredictabil- it can predict more severe bad news for agriculture. A tween the hours of 10 p.m. La Niña and El Niño are plication to Long Range ity. Weather reports late weather, Lupo says. piece of good news for farm- to 1 a.m. regularly occurring climat- Forecasting,” in the journal last year and in early 2016 “Summer is when we get ers is that we had plenty of “In our part of the state, ic features, often alternat- Atmospheric and Climate Sci- highlighted flooding rains into the bad news,” Lupo rain this winter which severe weather peaks dur- ing every few years. The ence. Rosie Newberry, a for- and record snowfalls on the said. “When El Niño transi- should give crops a reser- ing the hours when most of weather patterns and how mer graduate student in the West Coast, severe storms tions into La Niña as it is voir.” us are asleep; therefore, it they transition were fea- Department of Soil, Envi- in the South and record- expected to do this year, it Lupo also cautions that is a good idea to have a se- tured in Lupo’s recently ac- ronmental and Atmospher- breaking warmth in the is usually a predictor of a severe weather still can vere weather radio with an cepted study, “2016: An ic Sciences, co-authored the Northeast. The Midwest ex- hot, dry summer. I don’t ex- occur in the Midwest from alarm on hand to warn of Analysis of the Spring-to- study. perienced a relatively mild pect for it to be anything March through May. The winter and, according to like the terribly hot sum- primary time for severe Tony Lupo, a professor of atmospheric science, a fad- ing El Niño could help pre- dict a hot, dry summer. “El Niño seems to be de- SUNDAY, APRIL 24 — 10:30 AM AUCTIONThe following sells located at 3292 Rd. L, ALLEN, KS caying and that has certain (from HWY 56 & Main St./L Rd. in Allen go 1 1/2 miles south) repercussions,” said Lupo, GUNS SELL FIRST, 10:30 AM Country Replacement frt & back a professor in the Depart- Ruger M77 6mm w/McGowen bumpers, fits 2011 Fords, never ment of Soil, Environmen- Bull Barrel & Tasco 3x9x40 used; Custom Replacement frt scope; Sako AV 338 Win. Mag bumper fits 90+ Dodge; 3 Priefert tal and Atmospheric Sci- BA-Burris var. scope; Remington gated panels, 12’; 35+ Priefert 12’ ences in the MU College of mdl 11 12ga. auto solid rib choke panels; 2 AI tanks; asst. good barrel-Cheek Stock, engraved w/ used tires & whls; Miller 225 NT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 — 5:00 PM Agriculture, Food and Nat- Mother of Pearl inlays; Yugoslavia port. welder, long leads 520 hrs.; 2013 Somerset Square — MANHATTAN, KANSAS ural Resources. “The 7.62x29 Military style rifle 300+/- used steel posts; 20+/- Whirlpool washer & dryer-2 trunk; coat rack; magazine plaque; Texaco barometer; 2 weather pattern helps steer w/bayonet. guard rail sec, mostly 20-30’; HD years old; Ethan Allen Maple stand table; baby bed; card pocketknives; wine rack; de- 1998 Chev. Cheyenne 3500, pipe rack; 4+ Farm Master gates; dining room suite with table, 8 table & chairs; baby scales; canter; mugs; gloves; cooler; 3 the jet stream toward the 4WD, sgl whl, 350 V8, AT, 8’bale trlr axle, 6000 lb; 2 pt. & 3 pt. hitch chairs, leaf & matching china vases; material; craft sewing crocks; typewriter & stand; slide Midwest, bringing cooler bed, live hyd air ride, GN hook-up, adaptor; DewEze slide-in PU bed newer mtr & trans., rebuilder title; bale handler self cont. hyds.; steel cabinet-very nice; Waterfall items; yarn; iron. projector & screen; kitchen tow- temperatures from the Pa- 1993 Toyota pickup, 4WD, 5 sp, 4 storage container 8x45’; cake bedroom suite with bed, chest, KitchenAid mixer & attach- els; 20-cup coffee maker; red cific Ocean; it usually peaks cy.; 1991 Ford F250 Custom 2-wl feeder, 800/1000 lb; Powder dresser with mirror & night ments; set of Crown Victoria aluminum pitcher; hammered dr, 7.3 dsl AT, GN hook-up; 1988 River auto head gate; Pearson stand; Retro wood framed ‘Lovelace’ china; set of ‘Plat- aluminum ice bucket; step around November and De- Chev. Silverado 2500, 4WD, 350 sq. chute, auto head gate; lg. HD couch; 2 treadle sewing ma- inum Garland’ china; Hoover stool; Christmas decorations; cember and starts to decay V8 AT, GN hook-up; 1986 Chev. cement mixer, 3 pt.; blade, 7’, 2 chines; gold sofa; 2 gold & wind tunnel vacuum; Olympus kitchenware; bowls; vacuum; Custom Deluxe 20, 4WD, 4sp, pt.; 4 Co-op Grip Spur tires 7.00- white living room chairs; reclin- IS-3DLX camera & 180 lens; large Audubon book; cookie in March and April. This 350 V8, GN hook-up; 1980 Ford 15LT, good; TCA port. air comp. er; Antique Walnut rope bed; binoculars; handpainted dish- cutters; cow creamer; dishes; year, it is decaying into a La truck, 429 V8, Allison AT dbl tank w/Honda GX160; steel w/Crysteels 2 yd. Tipper bed; saddle rack; riding mowers; shop- Walnut dresser with mirror & es; etched & crystal; butter Corningware; Pyrex; crockpot; Niña pattern.” 2003 Honda 500 Rubicon 4WD built 24’ hyd alley way; rd. pen, 9- matching night stand; Sony TV dish, creamer, sugar & spoon- cookbooks; green depression La Niña is a weather pat- ATV; 2011 Delco 1/2 Top 6x16’ sgl 10’ solid sec. panels, sloped side, & stand; stand tables; 1950’s er; 6 sterling Wallace spoons; measuring pitcher; blender; tern that directs the jet axle, GN stock trailer, Life-time 30’+/- across; Heel-a-Matic Rrop- red serving cart; 4-drawer file silverware; bedding; coats; Coleman jug; pots; pans; cups; rubber floor; 2010 GN Mfg 6x16’ ing sled; 4-stall port. steel horse cabinet; wood office chair; linen; figurines; pressed glass; glasses. stream from the Pacific on a sgl. axle stock trailer, brush fend- barn on skids; SPI Pro Cutter small wood stool; several nice Belleek creamer & sugar; Fos- Craftsman 100 table saw; northeastern path over ers, tarp top; 1998 Sundowner 1802 horse training elec cow, pro- Valuelite 2 horse slant grammable, 300+/- Ft. of cable; storage cabinets; green chair & toria candleholders; silverplate router & table; bench grinder; Canada. Rain-producing w/Weekend Pkg., walk thru; steel 5x8’ port. shed. cushions; gold/green hide-a- serving pieces; cobalt condi- Hercules dust collector; shop storms follow the jet shopbuilt 6x22’ bumper pull 14 CORVETTE: 1982 Chevrolet bed sofa; cabinet record player; ment set; covered bowls; fan; vac; sanders; circular saw; jig compart. dog trailer; 2005 GN Mfg Corvette T-Top, pearl white, cus- 9-drawer cabinet; bookshelves; hamper; luggage; bags; large saw; drills; wrenches; lawn & stream, leaving states in the GN flatbed trailer, 20’ floor w/4’ tom paint, matching numbers, fern stand; cedar chest; large telescope; glass basket; 1950’s shop tools; garden hose stor- central and south-central dovetail & ramps, 12k Dual tan- org. int., 350 dual intake, AT, folding table; antique child’s lamps; pictures; set of Dickens age box; 2 lawn chairs; wood dem; factory sgl axle 1-horse trail- 63,465 miles, rebuilder title. pressed back rocker; Frigidaire Works & other books; wall lawn bench; wood & aluminum er, no title; shopbuilt 16’ all steel ANTIQUEROADGRADER: humidifier; NordicTrack; Walnut magazine rack; radios; records; step ladders; organizers; jack; car trailer w/drive-on fenders; 2- Caterpillar 4 steel whl. Road whl trailer 5x10’; W-W panel trail- Grader, 14’ blade, SN. 2A174. podium; double bed; antique S&P’s; stemware; trays; KSU miscellaneous items. er; Komatsu SK1020 skid ldr, 3 V-style big bale rings; Blanter turbo, utility 2500 hrs., 12:00 rbr; panels, currently used as rd. pen; Grozer skid ldr steel tracks for 23-8x5 1/2’ panels plus walk-thru; WILLIAM & DORIS PHILLIPS 10:00 rbr; Bobcat 15c hyd. post (3) 10’ stall fronts; Ind. 4-horse GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS hole digger w/skid ldr attach; skid walker mdl. M, port.; sev. stall VERN GANNON, BROKER/AUCTIONEER load pallet forks attach; JD 350B mats; 8-Two Bar 10’ temp. horse GSI track ldr, new under-carriage, pen removable legs, built to fit 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 GRAIN BINS brakes, fuel pump, ROPS, 1623 trailer manger; 2 steel Quanset www.gannonauctions.com ALL SIZES AVAILABLE hrs. SN 15887T5; Keawannee 10’ type livestock shelters, 13x19 & Hopper Bins Available whl disk; IH 656 gas tractor, 2 pt, 22’; good selct. horse tack, inc. WFE, gear trans, fenders, frt. 75+ var. style halters, clippers, FINANCING AVAILABLE wts., 4066 hrs.; IH 2 btm plow, etc.; Dixie Narco mdl DNCB Pepsi HERINGTON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Harder AG PRODUCTS Land Wheel, 2 pt, Northstar 50 machine; good select. hand & gal sprayer, 12V, 3 pt.; Tough shop tools, ladders, air tools, etc. West Highway 50 CATTLE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY: 11:30 AM PEABODY, KANSAS 66866 MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED SELL HOGS 1ST & 3RD Phone 620-983-2158 TIM DAVIDSON, SELLER, 620-344-4255 www.grainbinsusa.com www.wischroppauctions.com WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH WISCHROPP AUCTIONS - 785-828-4212 • 4/13/16 Steer & heifer calves sold on steady to active market. Feeder steers and heifers sold on steady to active market depending on quality and condition. COWS Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Wilsey, 32 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] Emporia, 29 blk [email protected] Abilene, 1 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Lnclnvlle, 57 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] BULLS Hope, 62 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Hllsbro, 1 blk [email protected] Hillsboro, 8 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Hllsbro, 11 mx [email protected] Ramna, 55 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Wht City, 1 blk [email protected] Ramna, 50 mix [email protected] Ramna, 1 red [email protected] Marion, 3 blk [email protected] Tampa, 52 mix [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 2 blk [email protected] Tampa, 52 mix [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Delavn, 1 red [email protected] Tampa, 49 red [email protected] Ramna, 1 bwf [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] Tampa, 52 mix [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] HEIFERS Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Wht City, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 2 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 red [email protected] Hillsbro, 3 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] STEERS Wht City, 2 mx [email protected] Marion, 1 bwf [email protected] Hillsboro, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 3 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 bwf [email protected] Hrngtn, 2 blk [email protected] Eskrdge, 8 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 bwf [email protected] Hillsboro, 2 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 2 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 rwf [email protected] Marion, 5 blk [email protected] Wht Cty, 3 blk [email protected] Delavan, 1 rwf [email protected] Ramona, 1 blk [email protected] Mnhttn, 2 blk [email protected] Wht City, 1 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 21 mix [email protected] Cncl Grv, 4 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] Cncl Grv, 6 mix [email protected] Eskrdg, 12 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] Marion, 9 blk [email protected] Wht Cty, 4 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] Lnclnvlle, 10 mx [email protected] Marion, 5 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 4 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 10 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 1 blk [email protected] Wht City, 2 mix [email protected] Hrngtn, 68 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 blk [email protected] Hope, 61 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 59 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 rwf [email protected] Gypsm, 65 mix [email protected] Marion, 2 mix [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] Hope, 61 blk [email protected] Hrngtn, 65 mix [email protected] Marion, 1 red [email protected] Burdick, 6 blk [email protected] Marion, 7 blk [email protected] Marion, 1 bwf [email protected] Hope, 60 blk [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 20: • 10 mix strs & hfrs, 400-600 • 66 blk strs, 775-800 • 14 mix str & hfrs, 500-600 • 60 mix strs, 850-875 • 10 blk hfrs, 500-550, weaned, shots • 118 mix strs, 900-925 • 18 mix strs & hfrs, 400-600 • 60 blk strs, 1000-1050, originated out of • 90 mix strs & hfrs, 500-650 north country • 50 blk, bwf & rwf heifers, 775-850, replace- • 120 mix strs, 925-950 ment quality hfrs, home raised, long time weaned, shots. MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME! NEXT SHEEP AND GOAT SALE: APRIL 28 @ 6:30

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Farmers & Ranchers Livestock Commission Co., Inc. Salina, KANSAS AUCTIONS EVERY SALE BARN PHONE: MONDAY & THURSDAY MONDAY — HOGS785-825-0211 & CATTLE Selling Hogs & Cattle every Monday Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. Cattle at 12:00 Noon. Selling calves and Upcoming Cow Sales: yearlings first, followed by Packer cows and bulls. • Tuesday, May 3, 2016 • Starts at 12:00 Noon THURSDAY — CATTLE ONLY RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK TOTALED 5,175 CATTLE & 85 HOGS. Selling starts at 10:00 a.m. Consign your cattle as early as pos - BUTCHER HOG TOP ON MONDAY WAS $39.00 sible so we can get them highly advertised. STEERS HEIFERS — AUCTIONEERS — 300-400 $200.00-$229.00 5 blk Solomon [email protected] KYLE ELWOOD, ANDREW SYLVESTER & GARREN WALROD 400-500 $200.00-$215.00 12 blk Aurora [email protected] 500-600 $188.00-$204.00 6 blk Sterling [email protected] For a complete list of cattle for all sales check out our website www.fandrlive.com 600-700 $170.00-$188.00 14 red Smolan [email protected] 1 blk Randolph [email protected] SOWS 700-800 $152.00-$166.50 18 mix Assaria [email protected] 2 blk Salina [email protected] 1 wht Abilene [email protected] 800-900 $140.00-$149.75 10 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 1 blk McPherson [email protected] 1 wht Abilene [email protected] 900-1000 $130.00-$139.25 19 red Smolan [email protected] BULLS 3 wht Abilene [email protected] HEIFERS 5 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 1 Char Gypsum [email protected] 1 wht New Cambria [email protected] 300-400 $180.00-$195.00 7 mix Hope [email protected] 1 blk Durham [email protected] 2 wht Abilene [email protected] 400-500 $175.00-$184.50 5 blk Miltonvale [email protected] 1 blk Geneseo [email protected] HOGS 500-600 $150.00-$166.00 13 mix Wilson [email protected] 1 blk Hope [email protected] 17 mix Waldo [email protected] 600-700 $150.00-$159.00 11 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 1 blk Tampa [email protected] 4 mix Solomon [email protected] 700-800 $140.00-$150.00 17 mix Assaria [email protected] 1 blk Bushton [email protected] 2 mix Hope [email protected] 800-900 $130.00-$140.50 5 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 1 blk Lindsborg [email protected] 7 wht Abilene [email protected] 6 red Ellsworth [email protected] 1 blk Wilson [email protected] STEERS 16 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 6 mix Aurora [email protected] 22 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 3 blk Moundridge [email protected] 18 mix Wilson [email protected] A HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who has helped out with 10 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 5 mix Clay Center [email protected] hay and trucking for the Anderson Creek Relief Fund. 11 blk Aurora [email protected] 4 blk Ellsworth [email protected] On Thursday, April 7th Hoelscher Farms donated a steer that was 6 blk Assaria [email protected] 23 mix Newton [email protected] sold in a progressive auction netting roughly $13,000! 14 blk Florence [email protected] 11 blk Galva [email protected] 3 blk Hope [email protected] 12 blk Clay Center [email protected] On the Special Cow Sale April 19th Schneider Ranch Culver KS & 19 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 10 red Ellsworth [email protected] Morton Buildings Salina will donate a 2015 blk angus bull son of 9 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 8 mix Wilson [email protected] 39 blk Marion [email protected] 11 blk Ellsworth [email protected] WYE 165 707WW, +2.5 BW, semen tested proceeds to 5 blk Gypsum [email protected] 18 blk Clay Center [email protected] KS Livestock Foundation to benefit Anderson Creek Fire Relief. 2 mix Sterling [email protected] 8 blk Inman [email protected] 4 blk Florence [email protected] 12 mix Salina [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 21: 16 mix Hope [email protected] 10 blk Clay Center [email protected] 12 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 7 mix Newton [email protected] 40 red strs & hfrs, 500-800 lbs., weaned, 2 rnd vacc.; 138 strs & hfrs, blk/red, 15 mix Assaria [email protected] 12 mix Gypsum [email protected] longtime weaned, 2 rnds vacc., homeraised; 50 red strs & hfrs, 450-600 lbs., 9 blk Ottawa [email protected] 3 mix Glasco [email protected] vacc.; 30 strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs., homeraised, vacc., open; 76 strs, 750-950 4 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 13 blk Salina [email protected] lbs., homeraised; 105 hfrs, 750-800 lbs.; 8 strs & hfrs, blk, homeraised, vacc., 4 rwf Ellsworth [email protected] 3 blk Tampa [email protected] open; 35 mostly blk strs & hfrs, 400-600 lbs., homeraised, 2 rds vacc., open; 3 red Hope [email protected] 11 red Ellsworth [email protected] 32 blk Marion [email protected] 9 blk Gypsum [email protected] 15 strs & hfrs, blk/red, 400-500 lbs. PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! 21 blk Barnard [email protected] 7 red Wichita [email protected] 5 blk Chapman [email protected] 12 blk Salina [email protected] 7 blk Longford [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 3 Cow Sale: 21 blk Ellsworth [email protected] CALVES BULLS: 4 Angus bulls, 14-16 mo. old, semen checked; 7 Red Angus, long year- 17 mix Canton [email protected] 1 blk Solomon [email protected] ling, excellent EPDs, semen checked; 4 Angus bulls, 18 mo., semen checked; 5 9 mix Assaria [email protected] 1 bwf Hays [email protected] blk Angus bulls, 2 yrs, semen checked; 5 purebred blk/red Gelbvieh bulls, year- 14 mix Gypsum [email protected] 1 blk Galva [email protected] ling, semen checked; 4 Angus, 18 mo. bulls, virgin, semen checked; 7 Rd 29 blk Barnard [email protected] 1 blk McPherson [email protected] Angus/blk Gelbvieh, 2 red Gelbvieh bull, 1-3 yrs; 4 blk Angus virgin bulls, 14-15 7 blk Canton [email protected] 1 blk Salina [email protected] mo., semen checked; 2 Horned Hereford virgin 14 mo. old, semen checked; 2 64 mix Hope [email protected] 1 blk McPherson [email protected] Polled half-blood Balancer bulls, semen checked; BRED HEIFERS: 34 Red Angus 63 mix Hope [email protected] 1 blk Minneapolis [email protected] hfrs, homeraised, Pelton Genetics, bred Red Angus Sept. 1 for 60 days; 24 most- 62 mix Assaria [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] ly fall bred hfrs; 100 blk/bwf hfrs, 70 Angus pairs OCHV’d pelvic examined bred 14 blk Barnard [email protected] 1 blk Miltonvale [email protected] to sons of FInal Answer, Northern origin hfr. REPLACEMENT HEIFERS: 20 blk 65 mix Hope [email protected] 1 red Gypsum [email protected] Angus hfrs, 800 lbs., OCHV’d, pelvic measured, 2 rnd vacc.; 70 Red Angus hfrs, 6 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 1 red Gypsum [email protected] OCHV’d, pelvic examined; 5 blk Angus hfrs, 850-900 lbs., OCHV’d. HEIFER 68 mix Longford [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] PAIRS: 25 blk/bwf pairs, blk/Red Angus calves; 100 blk hfr pairs, OCHV’d, 1 iron 45 blk Kanopolis [email protected] mostly AI sired, sired by Absolute, cleaned up Angus bulls; 40 red/blk Angus hfrs, 119 mix Minneapolis [email protected] COWS AI sired calve big & fancy; 30 blk hfr pairs, blk Angus calves; 20 blk/red pairs; 25 6 mix Sterling [email protected] 1 blk Abilene [email protected] blk hfr pairs; 33 Red Angus hfrs pairs, Red Angus calves; 40 Red Angus hfr pairs; 20 blk Solomon [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 35 blk pairs, worked; 12 Angus pairs; 20 blk/red pairs, Red Angus hfrs. 60 mix Valley Center [email protected] 1 blk Abilene [email protected] COWS/PAIRS: 20 blk fall bred 4-7 yrs bred blk; 20 blk cows, blk calves, older 56 mix Abilene [email protected] 1 red Assaria [email protected] pairs; 60 blk/bwf cows, 4-6 yr pairs, big Angus calves; 65 blk cows, 3-5 yrs bred 60 blk Abilene [email protected] 1 red Assaria [email protected] blk fall & summer; 100 blk/red Angus cows, 3-10 yrs, fall calvers bred to Red 1 rwf Salina [email protected] Angus bulls start Sept. 1; 45 fall bred; 25 blk running age pairs; 30 blk/red cows IN STOCK TODAY young bred Red Angus fall calvers; 65 blk/red cows, 3-4 yrs bred to red/blk, cows • Heavy Duty Round Bale Feeders start Sept. 1; 10 running age pairs; 10 running age pairs; 44 blk Angus/Simm • 6’8” X 24’ GOOSENECK STOCK TRAILER METAL TOP Angus fall bred cows, 3-5 yrs fall bred to Simm/Angus bulls Sept. 15 for 60 days • 7’ X 36’ GR Stock Trailer Metal Top PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! • 6’8” X 24’ GR Stock Trailer Metal Top Please visit our website for a complete listings! • 6’8” X 24’ GR Stock Trailer Metal Top For Information or estimates, contact: Check our listings each week on our website at Mike Samples, Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-826-7884 www.fandrlive.com Kyle Elwood, Asst. Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-493-2901 Jim Crowther Lisa Long Cody Schafer Kenny Briscoe Kevin Henke Austin Rathbun 785-254-7385 620-553-2351 620-381-1050 785-658-7386 H: 785-729-3473, C: 785-565-3525 785-531-0042 Roxbury, KS Ellsworth, KS Durham, KS Lincoln, KS Agenda, KS Ellsworth, KS Cattle Sale Broadcast Live on www.cattleusa.com 1150 KSAL, Salina 6:45 AM –MON.FRI ******* 880 KRVN 8:40 AM – WED.-THURS. *******550AM KFRM - 8:00 am, Wed.-Thurs. 4-19-16 Sect. 2.qxp:Layout 1 4/15/16 1:22 PM Page 23

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CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE 40 FIRST CALF HEIFER Pairs, ANGUS BULLS FOR mostly black. All calves Angus Wheatland Farms sired. 10-20% AI by Compli- Yearling-18 months old SALE ment. Will keep until May 1. Registered Angus Bulls 620-340-5698 AI Sired, Good Disposition 18+ MONTHS OLD Larry Shippy ALL ET OR AI SIRED CALVES PRIVATE TREATY Baldwin City, KS Hope, Kansas TOP GENETICS FROM Registered Angus bulls FOR SALE: 10 REGISTERED 785-479-2103 785-479-1725 COLEMAN ANGUS Angus spring pairs with 30 day High Performance Angus Bulls MONTANA High Quality & Females for sale old calves. 3000/pair. DD An- For Sale. Sires Represent are: Red Angus and Charolais private treaty. gus/Ronnebaums. Seneca, KS Private Treaty, 18 Month Old & SAV Angus Valley, Cole Creek, CALVING EASE AND COW Bulls in Quantity! Call Jason, 785-979-2183 785-294-1511 Yearling Angus Bulls. Sired Cedar Ridge, Connealy Right BULLS Red Angus Sired by: Maywayfarms.com With Low Birth Weight,& Answer, GAR EGL Protege, SIRES INCLUDE: REGIS, EXT Boxed Beef, Epic, Conqueror, 6106, & SAV HARVESTOR Sovereign, Anticipation, Mis- POLLED Balanced EPDs. For Growth All bulls have been fertility sion Statement HEREFORD Maternal & Carcass Traits, checked, ultrasounded, and PI Matt Peterson Charolais Sired by: BULLS Producing Flint Hills Premium tested negative. 785-632-1107 All State, Bluegrass, Assertion Haddam KS. Calving ease, good growth Beef. Clay Center, KS • An Extremely nice set of Fall and disposition 18-month old & Spring Year- Heath Allen 785.556.8982 9 REGISTERED HEREFORD 2 ling bulls available. Semen tested, poured, Bob Allen 785.556.8980 r year old bulls. Canadian bred vaccinated • All scanned by ultrasound, www.FLATIRONANGUS.com top and bottom, high calving fertility tested and guaranteed. Olsburg, Kansas Delivery available ease, low birth weight. Holton, Kansas Registered-Performance 785-865-3444 Yearling Registered Black 785-418-2983, www.clovlan- • EPD Balance and High Qual- 785-364-3517 Angus Bulls For Lease ity Tested Angus Bruce 785-845-5272 farms.com Flory Holton, Ks • Your Private Treaty Head- Brandon 785-817-2328 785-845-5272 or 785-817-2328 Polled Herefords [email protected] quarters. No Pressure, No [email protected] Politics. All cattle are sold by A private treaty. Come visit us and together, we’ll invest the Private Treaty Yearling Bulls time necessary to identify the Available! right bull(s) that best fit your Call for more information program and help you gain a or go to: ANGUS BULLS competitive edge. www.goodfarmsangus.com • Short on Time – We have ex- Calving Ease CRAIG & AMY GOOD tensive experience with sight Virgin 2 year old bulls 785-468-3613 unseen purchases. Satisfac- [email protected] PRIVATE TREATY SALES BRIAN KOSTER Excellent tion guaranteed. Layton McKinney Fall & Spring Bulls TESCOTT, KS • Videos, data, and catalog 785-565-3252 selection of 785-488-6219 • 785-392-0345 available on our website Calving Ease • Performance with Carcass • Gentle Disposition Polled Hereford bkangus.wix.com/bull • Contact us for a catalog Gelbvieh, Black, & Red Angus And Your Partner in 620-960-1189 • Ken Schmucker F1 Black Baldy Bull & Female Sale Progress. We look forward to the op- 12-18 Months old SAT., MARCH 11 SENECA, KS Hutchinson, KS portunity to EARN your Bulls 2017 business. References available in your area Private Treaty American Also, 2 year old Polled We offer a complete line of HARMS 18 Month Angus Bulls Made low volume mist blowers. Hereford Bulls AI Sired Ready to go to work for you PLAINVIEW -Fertility Tested and Delivered- Registered RANCH Calving Ease S.I. Feeders Valek Farms Mark & Kim Harms Gentle Disposition Mick: 785-732-6637 2528 250th Street Cell: 785-527-1049 Lincolnville, KS 66858 David J. & Doris, Excellent for spraying: CATTLE, Bill: 785-527-1033 MILL BRAE Email: [email protected] Dustin & Daren Ronnebaum vegetables, vineyards, orchards, nurseries, www.HARMSRANCH.com mosquitoes, livestock, chicken houses, RANCH Quality Strength - Durability- FOR SALE: 18 MONTH OLD 785-294-1511 Christmas trees, etc. Longevity Red Angus bulls. Calving ease, Mark Nikkel, Managing Partner 620-924-5544 Low Maintenance High Performance good disposition. Parsons Red Maple Hill, Kansas Mark Cell: FOR SALE: NICE BLACK An- 7240 County Road AA, Quinter, KS 67752 Angus. 913-727-3071 or 785-256-4327 gus, Red and Black Angus 785-754-3513 or 800-864-4595 913-547-0884 millbraeranch.com 620-382-6388 Cross Bulls. 785-446-2835 www.swihart-sales.com Free Brochure 4-19-16 Sect. 2.qxp:Layout 1 4/15/16 1:23 PM Page 24

Page 24 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE GRASS & GRAIN DIRECTORY REGISTERED RED ANGUS Yearling Bulls. One 2 year old RED ANGUS AUCTIONEERS Oly 554T son. Marvin Horalek, GELBVIEH Frankfort, KS. 785-363-7392 BULLS (Home) 785-799-7269 (Cell) Full Brothers Volume Discounts 20 HOME RAISED 1ST CALF Large frame, low birth weight, REGISTERED heifer pairs. Blk, BWF, and RWF fertility tested Serving all 105 Kansas ANGUS BULLS heifers. March born calves sired • Guaranteed & Delivered • by GAR Anticipation and a son counties with more than Sired by: Add meat, muscle, growth. of GAR Ingenuity. Dave, Heifers also available. 30 years of experience. Confidence, Absolute, Com- 785-738-0279, Chase Offices located in Wichita, plement, Thunder, Cedar 785-738-8754. Mankato. MIKE and BOB FEIGHT Ridge, Bismarck, Hoover CLYDE, KANSAS Manhattan & Anthony. Dam, Full Power, Substantial ANGUS BULLS Call us today at Yearlings & 2 yr olds 785-243-4973 and many others. ANGUS - SIMANGUS 316.524.8345 • Quality in Volume - over 250 SIMMENTAL Calving Ease 785-614-1368 www.genefrancis.com bulls sell. BULLS FOR SALE: Growth & Carcass 785-446-3729 • Generations of problem-solv- Fertility Tested, DNA tested A bid above the rest! MOST ARE CALVING EASE ing genetics. Low to moderate Ready to go to work! birth weight bulls by high accu- 18 MONTH - 2 YR OLDS GLM Herefords JEFF RUCKERT, Sires include: Platinum, racy sires and out of dams TERRY OHLDE Thunderbird, Safeguard, OWNER/ backed by several generations Upshot, Right Answer BROKER/AUCTIONEER 785-747-6554 of low BW, excellent growth and Objective 2708 Amherst Ave and positive carcass traits. Manhattan, KS • Your Private Treaty Head- Blythe Angus quarters. All cattle sold private White City, KS 785-565-8293 treaty - no pressure, no poli- Debbie Lyons-Blythe & tics. Come visit us and to- [email protected] Duane Blythe STEVE MURRAY www.ruckertauctions.com gether, we’ll invest the time Polled Hereford and Auctioneer 785-349-2652 Hereford Bulls For Sale Broker/ necessary to identify the right bulls(s) that best fit your pro- JENSEN BROS. 785-466-1338 Calving ease, growth, fleshing MURRAY gram and help you gain a ability and Disposition all in Hereford Bulls for Sale one package. EPD’s, perform- RealAUCTION Estate - Farm & REALTY - Household competitive edge. No pres- sure, no rush decisions. 60 OPEN ANGUS HEIFERS, ance information, fertility • Each bull fertility tested and 120 Fall Angus cows 3-5 years tested, guaranteed and free [email protected] 785-556-4354 guaranteed. old. 785-418-2983, www.clov- delivery. www.murrayauctionandrealty.com Homes, Farms, Ranches, Land, lanfarms.com Grant McKay Auctions & Recreational Property • All bulls scanned by ultra- sound and negative for Marysville, KS PI-BVD. SIMMENTAL & 785-619-6086 • Short on Time- We have ex- SIM/ANGUS Cell 308-470-1190 tensive experience with sight •CALVING EASE BULLS glmherefords.com [email protected] unseen purchases. Satisfac- •CARCASS BULLS BULLS FOR SALE •PERFORMANCE BULLS Yearlings, Semen Checked & tion Guaranteed! PURE BRED POLLED Hereford • Your Partner in Progress - •DNA Enhanced EPD’s Guaranteed Free Delivery bulls, cow/calf pairs, open heif- We want the opportunity to Puett’s Simmental ers, excellent blood lines, earn your business. Kevin & Sheila Jensen Ranch $1500-$3000. Topeka area, • Fall 18 month old bulls and Courtland, KS 785-256-2141 or 785-383-3191 Spring Yearlings bred and 785-374-4372, home 785-341-5838 managed for dependable per- 785-243-6397, Kevin cell formance with reasonable jensenbros.net LIKE NEW PRIEFERT CALF 70 FALL BRED 3 & 4 YEAR old GANNON REAL ESTATE EPDs. Fed to be fit — not [email protected] table, $750. 785-589-2593 cows. 90% black balance red, & AUCTIONS fat. Performance counts bred Mill Brae, Bismark & Right • Videos, Data and Catalog because BLACK ANGUS Answer, 2 calves Sept. 1st. VERN GANNON, CAI available on our website POUNDS PAY $$$$ Aug. 1st delivery $2500. Broker/Auctioneer • Contact us for a catalog POLLED HEREFORD 785-456-3489 Manhattan, Kansas 66502 BULLS ANGUS FALL BULLS Full Brothers BUSS ANGUS 785-539-2316 ARMSBID.COM HARMS 785-537-9003 PLAINVIEW 75 head to Select From Volume Discounts ANGUS BULLS Thewww.gannonauctions.com Experienced Sound In Selling Kull’s Old Town Plus 8 Sim-Angus Bulls Large frame, low birth weight, 14 to 20 Months Old Station invites con- 20 coming 2-year old bulls fertility tested Featured Sires: signments for our RANCH Mark & Kim Harms This is a stout set of • Guaranteed & Delivered • Concensus 7229 Spring, Summer & Hoover Dam Fall Auctions. If you 2528 250th Street artificially sired bulls, with Add meat, muscle, growth. have 1 or 1,000, we’d like to talk to you. Lincolnville, KS 66858 over 20 years of artificially Heifers also available. Image Maker We will also buy collections or Email: [email protected] breeding. Net Worth individual guns. MIKE and BOB FEIGHT Bismark www.HARMSRANCH.com Semen checked, ready to go CLYDE, KANSAS [email protected] or 620-924-5544 In Focus 785-862-8800 • 800-466-5516 Nelson Angus 785-614-1368 Pioneer Topeka, Kansas Mark Cell: Raymond & Alan & Mike 785-243-4973 Thunderbird 620-382-6388 Nelson SEVERAL SETS OF FULL Riley, KS 785-446-3729 BROTHERS HALDEMAN D. ROCHE 785-485-2378 GARY BUSS HEREFORD BULLS Alan’s Cell: 785-770-7054 Hereford Bulls Leonardville, Kansas WELL DRILLING & FENCING Mike’s Cell: 785-565-8477 785-293-4444 • 785-410-3006 INC. Yearlings PUMP SERVICE Complete Performance Data OUTSTANDING SET OF Regis- QUALITY BUILT FENCES Seman Checked tered Red Angus bulls, recently DON ROCHE E Females tested at the Kansas Bull Test Call us for your needs Center. All performance data in- 785-292-4271 Good bulls with balanced cluding ADG, WDA, scroltals, FRANKFORT, KS EPD’s, practical development, M hip height, BSE tested and ultra- good disposition & eye appeal. sound. Guaranteed breeders WELL DRILLING Blue Valley Drilling, Inc. Available Now: 50 with strong EPDs- but most im- COMPLETE PUMP SERVICE Water Well Drilling & Service Oleen Cattle Co. portantly TESTED and VERI- SOLAR PUMPS Family Business Over 70 Years! Falun, KS ANGUS BULLS FIED performance results. 10 For Sale by Private Treaty E bulls available- all bred for high CONTACT ERIC STRADER GLENN CHUCK MANHATTAN, KS WW/YW and low maintenance. 785-668-2368 785-668-2454 Featured Sires: Day or Night Out of 253 bulls, only 115 quali- Hoover Dam, Emblazon, Gustafson fied for the sale. Lot #88- regis- 785-539-9295 785-363-7353 Regis, Thunder, Dash & Herefords POLLED HEREFORD Yearling tration 3467603 was the highest Plainsman 7477 Davis Creek Rd Custom Manure bulls. Whiteface value: calf indexing red Angus and #6 out HOOVER vigor, fertility, added pounds, Performance Tested; Fertility GUS GUSTAFSON & FAMILY of all breeds. These bulls are TARP SALES Hauling & Spreading disposition. $2900-3200. Free Tested; Fully Guaranteed; Junction City, KS Ludvigsn and Bieber genetics. Big to Small Jobs! Delivery. Kanza Cattle, Chap- Free Board til June 1; Free Gus Gustafson Other registration numbers are man. 785-313-6565. Delivery in KS & NE. 785-238-7306 3467622- whose dam is the Chore-Boyz Services Volume Discounts grand-dam of Bieber Real See Price List at: McCoy. 3467620 - whose dam Obermeyer POLLED was the high selling cow at the Abilene, KS 913-636-1099 www.WolfCreekAngus.com Charolais LURAY, KANSAS HEREFORD 2014 Bieber Fever sale. Toll Free 1-800-536-2348 YOUR AD 3467605- who traces back to “DON’T GO TARPLESS” 785-698-2225 BULLS Mulberry 26P. Bulls are located www.hoovertarpsales.com COULD BE HERE! Bred for Complete in Clay Center, Ks. 50 BLACK HEIFER PAIRS, Performance 785-632-7283 or 704-453-1624. GENUINE SHUR-LOK GRASS & GRAIN very quiet. 1 brand off Ranch • Growth Call for pricing. NOTHING LESS! • Beat the rush of the high and Wyoming. February babies • Muscle FAX 785-598-2282 785-539-7558 priced production sales out of Gardiners Daylight, • Maternal $2800. 785-456-3489 FOR SALE: BRED COWS AND • Private Treaty prices that • Disposition Heifers. Leo: 785-556-2648 CATTLE CATTLE cannot be beat Fertility Tested and • Culled rigorously, all with FOR SALE: 10 SIM/ANGUS Guaranteed excellent dispositions ANGUS & 10 Registered Cow Calf Pairs. PUREBRED POLLED spring commercial pairs with 30 SIMMENTAL-ANGUS HEREFORD BULLS • Fall Yearling bulls to breed day old calves. $2900/pair. Jay Calves Sired With Low Birth larger groups of cows DETTKE FARMS 2 years old, thick, long and Ronnebaum. Seneca, Ks BULLS Weight & Balanced EPDs. For • EPDs in the top 20% of the Call: deep bodied. Semen checked, 785-294-0086 breed for WW and YW; ANDY DETTKE Growth Maternal & Carcass ready to go. pounds = $$$$ Marysville, KS Traits, Producing Flint Hills Don Riffel Family. • Performance data available 28 HEAD SIMM/ANGUS/CHAR 785-268-0423 A Premium Beef. 785-280-3461 or 479-5963 bulls, yearling/2 yr., black, red, 785-562-6257 Brian • Priced for the Commercial Drew Obermeyer polled. Calving ease and Cattleman DICKINSON RANCH. FOR MARYSVILLE, KS growth, calm disposition. Luin 10 BLACK Sim/Angus OPEN • Yearlings & 2 yr. olds with sale: Private treaty 80 yearling 785-799-6273 Berger. Waterville. Cell: Replacement heifers, vac. calving ease & growth and 50 yearling Reg. Heifers. obermeyercharolais 785-268-0647. Home: poured, pelvic measured, weight • Excellent Selection with Vol- Holton, Kansas Simmental, SimmAngus, Angus @hotmail.com 785-363-2645. 850lbs, calm disposition. Luin ume Discounts 785-364-3517 Gentle, Calving ease, high Berger 785-268-0647 (cell) • Performance Data Available Bruce 785-845-5272 roughage diet. Bulls that are BETSCHART RANCH Limousin SIMMENTAL AND SimAngus 785-363-2645 (home) • Good Maternal Traits Brandon 785-817-2328 thick and deep solid black and and LimFlex bulls, DNA and PI Yearling bulls. AI-sired. Black solid red color, some are blaze- [email protected] tested, most homozygous polled and Polled. Good Dispositions, REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS Huninghake Angus faced. Priced $3000 to $4000. and black, semen checked, EPDs, and Conformation. Also for sale, 16 months old, great for FRANKFORT, KS Call Kirk Dickinson Leo Huninghake LIMOUSIN LIMFLEX BULLS. ready to turn out. PH: semen tested. Manhattan. Call heifers and cows. A.I. sired. 785-735-4347. www.dickinson- 785-292-4537 18mo Beikmann Limousin. 620-635-2539, evenings. Cell, 785-770-2977 or email mdike- Reputation Herd Susie Mackey. ranch.com Cell: 785-556-2648 785-747-6156, 785-747-6902 620-635-5711. [email protected] Spring Hill. 816-589-0568. 4-19-16 Sect. 2.qxp:Layout 1 4/15/16 2:18 PM Page 25

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 25 CATTLE POULTRY FEED & SEED FEED & SEED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE Poultry and Small PRAIRIE HAY FOR SALE. BIG Myronized Truck Works 68 ACRES OF NATIVE FLINT round bales, net wrapped. Centralia, Kansas Hills paradise in rural Morris Animal Auction Choice of 4x6 or 5x6. Meadow County. Acreage with rolling na- was burned prior to season. 785-857-3581 Fairgrounds, Clay Center, KS • Drop N Lock gooseneck ball tive grass split by spring fed, A 785-617-0033. $55/ton. timber lined creek. Gravel drive • Economy Mfg. flatbeds WE’RE BACK! to isolated home site with elec- Angus Bulls • Luverne grill guards, nerf tubes, mud flaps, side steps tricity and also good water For Sale: April 23, 2016 Cattle & Hog Feed well. Years of clearing have re- Excellent Selection WHEAT MIDDLINGS sulted in a park like setting June 18, 2016 Shelby 427 Forage Oats providing outstanding habitat for Performance Data Available Pelletized, crude protein not Black Cover Crop Oats deer, turkey, and all song birds August 20, 2016 less than 14.5%. Call for pric- Good Maternal Traits Cleaned, Ready-to-Plant native to east central Kansas. ing. Fertility Tested 250 K. For more information, Featured SIres: SALES CASH WESTERN STAR MILL Call Dave pictures, questions, or to sched- Division of ADM - Salina, KS ule a visit, please contact Resource ONLY 1-800-649-1541 (Kansas) 785.483.1464 me at [email protected] Renown 15% commission 4452 189th St. Registry Check in begins at 7:00 a.m. SMALL SQUARE PRAIRIE Hay Auction begins at 12:00 p.m. Russell, KS Priority & straw bales. Meadows FOR RENT Angus Valley Gate fee: $1.00 per person sprayed, never wet, 4x5 round REAL ESTATE OAKHILL ESTATES Fee for no sale over $50 is brome bales, all good hay, good commission on the bid. price. Wakefield, 785-410-1177 BROME BIG ROUNDS $65/ 380 Acres Pasture Greg Vering Birds must be blood tested - LUXURY ton. West of Junction City. 1 mile south of I70, Marysville, KS on site testing (.50/bird) 785-223-7065 approx. 1 mile frontage on 1 & 2 BDRM APTS. Bid is per animal in the cage 2015 BROME AND PRAIRIE SOLD 785-562-7164 Tulley Hill Rd. $1,700/AC. Private Balconies and Patios Cages sell with animals hay in 800 lb. round, string tied Contact Jim at Woodburning Fireplace 785-562-3988 No boxes except for chicks. bales. In Osage City area. You PASTURE haul $20 each. 785-528-3434, Ryan & Sons Ceiling Fans or FAMILY FARM wanting grass 785-410-0054 Gas Heat/AC FOR SALE: 34 Angus/Cross 785-817-3976 to run cow/ calf pairs and/ or Realtors LLC fall bred commercial heifers. 785-485-2845 open heifers. Honest, reputable 785-776-1213 Exclusive area in Wamego 2200/head. DD Angus/ Ronne- FEYH FARM SEED CO people, looking for the same. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 1-888-537-9064 baums. Seneca, Ks ALMA, KANSAS 620-793-2368. 785-294-1511 LIVESTOCK OTHER 11740 Military Trail Rd., Saint Native Grass Seed George FOR SALE by owner, HEREFORD BULLS HORNED Wildflowers NEEDING TO RENT 80-160 1300’ Retail, office space, 1300’ ANGUS BULLS 14 MTH- 2 & polled will deliver. Davis Smooth Brome Grass acres of grass for cow/calf pairs. lower level basement space, Year old bulls. JLC Angus Herefords, 785-256-4643/256 Erosion Control Products 785-275-2180 (not finished) and 3300’ of shop 785-336-1570 or 785-336-3709 -4010 Cover Crop Seed or warehouse area with 6 ga- leave message if no answer. 866-765-3415 YOUNG FARMER LOOKING rage bay doors on 2.87 acres of LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT [email protected] for grass for pairs and or re- land, and also cheap taxes placement heifers. McPherson $165,000. Contact David Muir SWINE TITAN WEST TUB TWIN alley- www.FeyhFarmSeed.com County and surrounding coun- 785-494-8000 or email mui- way transport with squeeze ties. 785-212-0461 [email protected] SWINE chute tub, Alleyway chute on FOR SALE: SMALL SQUARE wheels, used very little, shed- alfalfa, 4th, 2nd and 1st cuttings. EQUIPMENT ded. 785-733-2710 Feed store quality. Chapman WANTED: PASTURE TO 785-257-3447. Buildings — Ventilation Lease. Family operation ex- panding, wanting to lease pas- Flooring — Feeders ture, complete ranch with facili- Waterers — Heaters 2 3/8’’ $35 avg 31’ WANTED ties, or purchase cow herd with Crates — Nursery Equip. 2 7/8’’ $43 avg 31’ DAMAGED grass lease. 25-300 pairs. 50+ 4 1/2’ $4.10/ft years, excellent grazing man- K & N 5 1/2’ $5.15/ft GRAIN agement, herd health & sound Swine Systems Rods: We pay top dollar for financially. Thank you, (785) 1-888-825-1199 RICK HENRY 3/4 $8 damaged grain. Trucks and 817-3252 www.horizonfarmranch.com 785-336-2130 7/8 $10 vac’s available. Immediate SENECA, KANSAS Good Clean Pipe, no response anywhere. TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL blowouts! Ask about Free De- AG LAND 785-539-7558 New Listing! 140 Ac +/- pasture & tillable SW of longford. Call Brad! livery on semi loads. Pruess BREEDING GILTS: 6 York/Dur- New Listing! 80 Ac +/- tillable S of Niles. Call Brad! roc cross, 1 spotted gilt. $150 4S Land and Elevator, Inc New Listing! 160 Ac +/- excellent tillable W of Solomon. Call Brad! each. Call 785-806-5174 Cattle Company 1-800-828-6642 AUTOMOTIVE New Listing! 160 Ac +/- just west of Bennington, excellent tillable! Call Ray! Call: 785-452-8498 New Listing! 105 Ac +/- excellent tillable just west of Bennington. FOR SALE: HORSE QUALITY Call Ray! • 4.5’’ Pipe $4.00 prairie hay. Small square bales, wire tied. $3.00/ea. About 55 300 Ac +/- mostly tillable on the Solomon River just SE of • 2 7/8’’ Pipe $1.90 Bennington. Call Ray! b • 2 3/8’’ Pipe $0.95 lbs/bale. St. George Area. 785-494-2493. 150 Ac +/- pasture with all new fences, good water @ Bennington • 1 1/4’’ Pipe $0.45 Lake. Call Ray! WILL DELIVER TOP QUALITY HAMP BOARS New Price! 160 Ac +/- 4 mi N of Bennington. Pasture. Call Ray! POST CUT TO ORDER Spring Planting Time is AVAILABLE YEAR AROUND 2008 Ford F350, diesel, with 160 Ac +/- just NW of Talmage on 18 HWY about 1/2 pasture and Quantity Discount Here Kelly Ryan 5 x 10 feed wagon 1/2 tillable, 2 ponds and a nice view. Call Ray! GALEN & ROBERTA HARMS Native Grass and Pollinators with scales. $33,500 240 Ac +/- Geary Co. blacktop frontage 190 pasture w/new fences, 3 Whitewater, KS 316-799-2382 Ray’s Pipe Oats and Cover Crops Several Daycabs available big springs and 2 new wells. 45 tillable. Close to town. Seller is a Council Grove, Kansas Outstanding Sorghum Forage Feed Mixers and Kansas licensed real estate agent. Call Ray! BOARS & GILTS 620-767-2907 and Alfalfa Line up Manure Spreaders Duroc, Chester, York, Hamp, Contact Star Seed for a Dealer Kuhn Knight, new & used NEW LONGFORD WELDING near you. & Hamp/Duroc tree saw, 25 gpm motor, $4500 Belleville, KS 785 479 7047 800-536-2293 SLEICHTER DUROC FARM ABILENE, KS 785-263-1898 785-479-6694 www.gostarseed.com *Auctions * Private Treaty Sales * Value Assessments 2014 PrimeTime 40’/5th wheel For more info visit our website or contact one of our agents! FOR SALE: ALFALFA 3RD & Ray Swearingen...... 785-452-8498 HORSES 4 slides Brad Budden...... 785-280-0915 Calvin Carlson.....785-819-1480 4th crop. Net wrapped. Approx. 2014 Chevy Crew 4x4 Portable Corral 785-263-3436 Billy Randle...... 785-479-1152 Ty Bryant...... 785-366-0261 16-1800 lbs. Can load, delivery 2013 Chevy Quad Cab 4x4 Tim Hamm...... 785-392-4334 Sheila Van Winkle ..785-280-3564 Available at stud in Introducing our New Rawhide available. 785-565-2652 2013 Dodge Avenger Rachelle Swearingen..785-452-5115 Brian Swearingen..785-565-3898 Processor by John McDonald Abilene, KS; 2013 Ford C-Max Used Rawhides for sale also 2011 Chevy Aveo "Smart Cattilac" www. BROME LARGE NET Wrapped LAND FOR SALE: 2011 Chevvy Impala 1) 24094 Dehoff Drive Tonganoxie, Kansas: Hunting paradise on Contact David Strickland: rawhideportablecorral.com Bales, can load. $30 per bale- (785)-479-0601. 2015, $20 per bale 2014. 2009 Chrysler Sebring CONV. 17 WOODED ACRES! WOW what a view! Large craftsmen style Story & 1/2! HUGE country porch! Home features QUALITY Colts for sale out of this stud HEDGE POSTS FOR SALE 785-594-6578 2008 Chevy HHR 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe construction with Pella windows, large COUNTRY kitchen with island and 3 different mares. Also for 605-281-1466 and oak cabinets, and 1st floor master suite with whirlpool tub and sale is 8 year old mare sired by HEDVILLE 2005 Lincoln Town car 2004 Buick Park Avenue walk-in closet. Nice den with built-ins, vaulted ceiling and hardwood Reys Dual Badger. GRAIN & FEED floors. Gorgeous great room with built-ins, fireplace, oak stair treads 2004 Chevy X-Cab and hardwood floors. Full WALK-OUT Basement! High efficiency BUYER FOR all types of CATTLEMEN MINERAL B. C. Motors ALL ELECTRIC! Priced at $379,950. Dir: 24-40 Hwy to 16 Hwy go horses. 785-556-5740. SPECIALS: 902 E. Trapp West to 232nd St. then to Sandusky Rd., West - turns into 246th St., Herington, KS 67449 go South to Dehoff Drive, turn and go East to home on the Left. MASTERGAIN GRASS Driveway is 1/4 mile and fairly aggressive. Must have high clearance SHEEP 785-258-2818 and /or 4-wheel drive vehicle STOCKER 20/2, 2) 172.49 Acres, 86th Ferguson Highway, Ozawakie, Kansas: SUFFOLK YEARLING RAMS, BT/CTC $16.70/BAG This is an incredible piece of ground. Fantastic hunting, with turkey production type bloodlines. Ted and deer. Huge trophy bucks have been taken from this ground. Hetzke. Moundridge, Ks Luco Mfg. Co Food plot. Some CRP that brings in $4000.00 a year. On black top. MASTERGAIN COW Perfect to build on and have your own privacy, or a playground for 620-345-2657 1-888-816-6707 MINERAL 12/6, hunting. 16 hwy West to Ferguson Rd. Turn South to property. www.lucoinc.com Hutchinson, Kansas $493,050 TWO REGISTERED Southdown Hydraulic Chutes • Working CTC4400 $22.00/BAG Hillsboro, Kansas Lynch Real Estate ewes for sale. Oldenburg cham- Circles • Cake Feeders 2012 Dodge 2500 Mega Cab [email protected] pion bloodlines. $500/ea. • Continuous Fencing 4x4 Laramie, Diesel, loaded, 913-683-5328 Abby Coffin. • Panels & Gates Give us a call at very clean, 35k • Hog Haven affordable 2006 Chevy Silverado 1500 785-823-2401 Crew 4x4 V-8, Auto, Nice, FOUR YEARLING AND 2 Year portable confinement units 92k old blackface ewes for sale. Go to www.lucoinc.com NuPride GLYPHOSATE toler- 2009 GMC Sierra Set cab McGolden bloodlines, proven PO Box 385 ant soybeans. www.thimm- 2500 HD, 4x4 Diesel, Auto, winners. $300/ea. 913-683-5328 Strong City, Kansas 66869 seeds.com 402-239-2858 Loaded, Nice 78k Abby Coffin. HOLD ‘EM Fence Company- DAMAGED GRAIN 2-13 GMC Sierra 3500 HD De- barbed wire, welded continuous nali Crew, 4x4, diesel, Auto, CLUB LAMBS FOR SALE WANTED STATEWIDE fence, pipe, custom tubs, gates, loaded, 27k Hamps, Crossbreds and South- We buy damaged grain, alleyways. Cell 785-313-4552, 2016 Ford F-250 crew, Lariet downs Double R Livestock http://www.holdemfence.com/ any condition-wet or dry- 4x4, Diesel, Auto, Loaded, 6k 785-966-2727 or 785-230-5977 including damaged silo corn. 2008 Ford F-550 crew, 4x4, TOP DOLLAR! Dew XLT, Diesel, Auto, Bale POULTRY FEED & SEED We have vacs and trucks. Bed, 79k CALL HEIDI OR GARTON Ask For Kris Hanschu FOR SALE: AMERICANA BIG ROUND ALFALFA, 155 NORTHERN AG khanschu@ chicks. Oakhill KS. RFV, no weed, no grass. midwaymotors.com 785-388-2073 620-662-6286, Hutchinson SERVICE, INC. 800-205-5751 620-755-2824 4-19-16 Sect. 2.qxp:Layout 1 4/15/16 1:24 PM Page 26

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MORRIS COUNTY FOR SALE: 1994 CIRCLE D B&B 3pt. 60’ SPRAY BOOM ELITE stock trailer. 20x6 8. RHF Foam marker, 3 section Looking for a farm? This is it!!! WE ARE DEALERS FOR 785-388-2115 shut off. Also: JD 7810 MFWD White City area – 160 +- acre x Powershift triple hydraulics. farm. 107 acres broke 785-799-6039 or 785-336-2405 ground. Balance in brome and 0% Financing for 48 months native grass. Stocked pond. g 0.9% for 60 months 54x81 machine shop. Other 2009 KRAUSE DISK 7400, 24’ or $3,100 off When There’s Work To Do... Kelly-Ryan- outbldgs. Beautifully updated with 22” disks, 9” spacing, with 3 Kewanee - Westendorf ranch home. Over 2100 sq. ft. row harrow. 785-556-9268 on main floor. Full unfinished C.E. Attachments • Experience the ELITE H&S basement. 4 spacious bdrms, FOR SALE: CASE IH 25FT. 2 baths. Hardwood and Difference Just In • Optional W.E.R.M Flooring 1010 header with trailer, shed- Mexican tile floors. $699,000. DONAHUE! 10’, 12’, 14’, 16’, ded, excellent condition, field ******************************* TITAN 18’, & 20’ GATES ready. 620-947-1531. WATERVILLE AREA Discounts on Titan Trailers 1-800-457-7406 CORRAL PANELS Lovely Spacious Older 4 brd 2 until April 15. www.donahuetrailers.com 8’ corral panels...... $60.00 FOR SALE- DANUSER 3 Point New In Stock 10’ corral panels...... $70.00 • 1 R220 2014 open cab, 1 bath home on 3 acres. Your Trailer Super Store! post hole digger. New 12 inch Hardwood floors, many HILLSBORO 12’ corral panels...... $80.00 bit $500. For Sale- Gehl 95 spd., air seat, Cash price Mid-Plains 14’ corral panels...... $90.00 $35,000 original tin ceilings. Excellent ------Grinder Mixer Mechanical. condition. Some outbuilding. Equipment 16’ corral panels...... $100.00 785-294-0489 • 1 R220 2015 CHA 2 spd, $194,500 HD Round Bale Feeders$250 Power quick att. Cash price E. Hwy 30 & 10, PO Box 2526 DOOLITTLE ******************************* Endura aluminum stocks, — USED IMPLEMENT — $41,700 Kearney, NE 68848 SKID LOADERS RILEY COUNTY steel and aluminum utilities, 1981 Hesston 1580 2WD • Both 72HP 2200 lift capacity Tucked away in the woods - & ATTACHMENTS 1-877-654-2553 tilts, equip, dump, enclosed, tractor 5bdr 2 bath. Ranch home on New Gehl R260 skid loader Schwant Tractor www.midplainsonline.com and deck over trailers Gehl 1870 rd. baler Dover, KS 13 + acres. Close to Tuttle New Gehl V330 skid loader Creek Lake. AUSTIN 2014 Gleaner S77 combine 785-256-6242 New Gehl RT210 track ldr. Hesston 946 rd. baler Price Reduced $365,000 TRAVALONG TRAILERS [email protected] TRAILERS LLC 2012 Gehl 5640 E skid loader 2013 Gleaner S-77 2560 Pillsbury Dr. Gehl CTL 70 Cab Encloser ******************************* New steel & alum. stock 1998 Gleaner R72 779 NEW HOLLAND SKID Manhattan, Kansas 2013 Case, SV250 fully POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY New 20’ to 31’ flatbed Gleaner 8200 25’ flex w/air loader. Perkins engine, needs equipped, 1500 hrs ...... 970 +/- Cattle Ranch Used 18’, 22’ stock- 14’ dump 785-539-3925 reel work. Best reasonable offer...... $33,000 130 Acres in CRP, 87 acres of Used 3 horse GN- slant Gleaner 8200 30’ w/air reel 785-614-1603 cropland and brome 2 used 14’ GN flatbed Worksaver walk thru pallet Gleaner 800 30’ flexhead meadows. Balance 750 +/- VISSER TRAILER SALES forks 48”...... $800 Gleaner 400 30’ rigid acres of native grass and Herington, KS • 785-258-2800 CEA high dump 8’ bucket Gleaner 700 30’ rigid some timber. 2 ponds, Haugen bale grapple bucket 2003 MF 9690 w/30’ head 2 spring fed draws. Abundant New 12”, 16” M&M tree shears 2006 8000 25’ flexhead wildlife. Elegant 1887 historic New CEA pallet forks Victorian home , 4bdrm, 2 New CEA tooth bars bath. 20x80 machine shed, New Mensch, manure scrprs NEW stone barn, other outbldgs. New Danuser and Lowe post • 604-605N net 3bdrm, 2 bath modular home hole diggers, skid loader • 6640 net ramp on full bsmnt - ideal for mounts ...... $2,500 Your Local Dealer for: • R2300 & R2800 rakes tenant or guest home. TravAlong, PJ, Hillsboro, New brush grapples Kuhlman Impl. Olsburg Area $2,750,700. • TM800 & TM850 disc NEW STOCK, HORSE, Sharp, Titan West, Hayliner, New Bale Spears for big LINN, KANSAS OR-Home and some acreage mowers FLATBED, & and Bradford Built. rounds and square...... $650 could be purchased separately NEW EQUIPMENT 785-348-5547 VR1022 & VR1224 wheel UTILITY TRAILERS rakes FLUSH ROAD AREA Rocking “M” Enorossi 12 & 14 wheel ******************************* TRAILER REPAIR BRAKES, hayrakes Gleaner Combines • TM1400 Trail 18’ disc LIGHTS, SAND BLAST, Meyer’s manure 350 sprds...... mowers Building Sites. Rural water and Trailer Sales ‘04 R75 RWA...... $72,500 PAINT WELD ...... $15,000 Please check our website, electricity available. East slope 430 S. Colorado ‘01 R62...... $66,500 Cimmaron 6’, 7’, & 10’ 3 pt. www.sloophook.com or give for walk out basement, some We Install Brake Controllers Waterville, KS 66548 ‘99 R62...... $44,500 rotary mowers us a call at 785-828-4706 trees. Rock Creek Schools 80 USED TRAILERS Office: 1-866-261-2526 ‘04 R65...... $62,500 H&S GM170 grinder mixer to view all of our New Acres $5125/Acre ‘82 Donahue 20’ GN stock ...... Shawn: 785-562-6614 EZ Trail Gravity Wagons, Bushog 1815 flex wing mower and Used Equipment Call Dolly Anderson, Broker ...... $1,200 Kelsie: 785-313-3233 Grain Carts, and Header 785-532-8801 ‘98 Homebuilt 20’ GN stock .... www.rockingmtrailers.com USED EQUIPMENT Trailers. Gehl 170MX Grinder/Mixer ...... $2,800 • M205 with 16’ disc head dollyanderson.com Bush Hog 3710, 10’ flex wing Great Plains Tillage Tools G&A REAL ESTATE ‘00 Trailmann 30’ GN Tilteez ...... $7,200 rotary mower Sloop Sales & Manhattan, Kansas 1999 NH TV140 bi-directional, 81 Farm Eq. Service ‘00 Homebuilt 25’ GN Flatbed. LIVESTOCK & HORSE McPherson, KS.620-241-3100 Hook’s Repair, Inc...... $2,700 TRAILERS w/ 7614 loader, 2700 hrs Lyndon, KS 66451 ‘02 Buck Dandy 20’ BH Utility . FLATBED TRAILERS 2009 JD 620I Gator w/cab 1-800-357-3101 FARM & RANCH ...... $3,300 • 1-800-526-0939 • enclosure Kuhn 8132 manure spreader ------‘02 Fastline 22’ GN Utility www.circle-dtrailers.com J 2600 5 btm plow . . . . .$2,000 GB 660 loader CIH 5100 — ITEMS FOR SALE — Land For Sale ...... $3200 White 5 btm. plow, . . . . .$1,500 Saline Co.- 114 Acres m/l. Ru- series Maxum tractors ONEOFTHEBIGGEST ‘05 Bonanza 16’ BH cargo ...... 16 FOOT, SHOP- BUILT, BP 2012 Landoll 2000 Cultivator ral Water Available. Located in SELECTIONSOFROW ...... $2,200 stock trailer. Always inside, ex- SENECA IMPL.CO. 12R30 ...... $12,000 SouthEast of Saline School CROPCULTIVATORSIN ‘06 Travalong 20’ GN stock..... cellent condition, new tires. Hwy. 36 West Orthman 9300 Cultivator 8R-W Dist. Chris 493-2476 KANSAS ...... CALL ...... $5,600 785-564-0318 SENECA, KANSAS ...... $9,000 Ottawa Co.- 640 acres m/l all 2008 JD 7330 TractorPQ- ‘10 Titan 26’ GN flatbed ...... Hiniker 5000 10R30 Row Crop native grass pasture, springs 5 Day ...785-336-2621 lefthand reverser new KMW ...... $6,000 Cultivator, ...... $5,000 ponds, 230th and Ivy Road. 2004 ELITE TRIPLE AXLE Night...... 785-336-2502 loader ...... $60,000 ‘12 Titan 22’ GN Tilt .....$5,800 Hiniker 5000 12R30 Row Chris 493-2476 trailer, 2 cut gates with sliders, 2010 JD 7230 Tractor MFWD . . ‘13 Land Pride FDR1660, like cultivator, ...... $8,000 Saline Co.- 99 Acres m/l. At cargo light, loading light, excel- ...... $50,000 new ...... $1,800 ‘05 KAWASAKI MULE, BRAND Hiniker 1000 16rw Crop Salina City Limits. Develop- lent condition. Would trade 2011 JD 7330 Tractor MFWD, ‘13 Eby 20’ GN Flatbed...... new motor. 785-223-1533 Cultivator ...... $13,000 ment potential. Chris 493-2476 for livestock. Joe 913-963-4296 5200 hrs. PQ Left hand ...... $8,500 Kent Series V field cultivator 23’ Saline Co.- 138.25 Acres m/l. reverser ...... $52,000 Blue Valley Trailers TRACTORS Brandt 1050 grain cart,...... $3,500 Native Grass Pasture. 1 pond. 1997 CIH 9350 tractors, 4WD, Cat 8’ roll out bucket, off ...... Special Pricing JD 886 cultivator 8 rw, . .CALL Rural Water Hook-Up. Chris, 225 South East St. 5100 hrs...... $30,500 928G Batco 1535 belt converyor SF 3040 Fallow king 28’ ...... 493-2476 Waterville, Kansas 66548 IH 3388 tractor, mechanic 2012 JCB260 skid loader MISCELLANEOUS ...... $14,000 Ottawa Co.- 114 Acres m/l. All 785-363-2224 special ...... $4,200 2013 JCB260 skid loader 2001 Sunflower 9421-25 no- Landoll 600 ripper 7sk. .$2,000 Native Grass. 2 stocked 2000 JD 9650 W Combine 1-866-368-4826 New Case IH P70, P85 & till-drill 2012 GP 1700 Ripper 7 shk, ponds. Great building site. w/duals ...... $58,000 P110 power units EZ Trail 30’ Header Trailer inline pulltype ...... $13,500 Chris 493-2476 2009 Gleaner R76 Combine . . New JCB 260T 2009 Great Plains 4336 36’ Blu Jet II 7 shank, . . . . .$6,200 Ottawa Co.- 1.4 acres m/l...... $140,000 New JCB 205 skid loader disk w/ 3 row spike JD 120 Flail Shredder . .$5,500 Wooded lot on the river. Per- Gleaner F-2 combine w/header 2011 NH T6070 MFD KMW New Rhino 4150 15’ Batwing Bestway 1290 sprayer, 90’ fect spot to fish. Chris ...... $4,000 1660 ldr. 1500 hrs. New Rhino 3150 15’ Batwing boom ...... $12,000 493-2476 2004 AgCo flex 30’ w/air reel . . JD 71 Flex Planter . . . . .$1,400 Saline Co.- 104 Acres m/l. Til- 2011 Case IH Farmall 45 New Landoll 6230- 26’ disk ...... $13,000 2009 JD 1750 Planter .$22,000 lable, Pasture & Wildlife Habi- MFD w/ Westendorf TA 170 Case IH 1200 16RN planter 2011 JD 635D draper head . . . JD 455 Grain drill . . . .$14,500 tat. Chris 493-2476 loader Kory 260 Gravity Wagon ...... $27,500 2002 JD 1560 NT Drill, 7.5x15 . ------2008 JCB 536-60 Agra tele- New Brown 10’ &12’ box 2009 MacDon Draper 40’, JD ...... $16,500 Homes For Sale handler 2,800 hrs scrapers hook ups ...... $35,000 GP 2SNT24 drill No Till 7.5”, . . Ottawa Co.- 3.4 Acres m/l. 2006 NH TG215 MFD 1250 New Sunflower 6630/27’ ver- JD 853A Rowhead . . .$19,500 ...... $10,000 Ranch Home w/Walk Out hrs tical till 1990 JD 853A rowhead $14,000 Trailers 4 U JD 8300 drill dbl disc, . .$4,000 Basement Built in 2004. 30x50 2003 Case IH MX255 Mag- 2011 Sunflower 1435-40 CIH 2152 Draper, 40’ .$32,000 JD 8200 Drill, sharp . . .$3,500 OutBldg. Mark 826-3437 num, 6400 hrs split wing disc 2004 CIH 1020 flex . . . .$7,000 785-292-4166 HAY EQUIPMENT New Rhino 184 rotary 2001 CIH 1020 flex 30’ .$6,000 Rhino SR20M-20 Batwing Ottawa Co.- 4.36 Acres m/l. Frankfort, KS New Hesston 2956A rd mower Several CIH 1020 flexheads in mower, ...... $7,500 4000+ Sq. Ft. Home Walk Out Bushhog rotary mower, 12’ . . . Basement. 5 Bdrms./6 Baths. balers New Rhino 1540 hydraulic stock ...... CALL 2013 Hesston 2856A net blade 2004 CIH 2208 Cornhead ...... $1,000 Amber 820-7472 www.trailers4u.com Grain cleaner ...... $800 Salina Co.- 1.7 Acres m/l. baler Icon 1632 grader rear steer ...... $13,000 MacDon A30D sickle MoCo 2013 Landoll 7431-26 Vert. 2005 CIH 2208 8x30 cornhead Dirt Scraper 5 yd ...... $3,500 Ranch Home. 3 Bdrms. 2 Car Farmhand 8 bale accumulator . Garage w/Bonus Rm. Chris New H&S 1660 16 wheel Hi Till HYDP ...... $21,000 2006 CIH 2612 cornhead ...... $1,400 493-2476 BOB’S Cap rakes JD 1900 Air Cart 12R30 ...... $24,500 Farmhand 8 bale fork . .$1,000 Saline Co.- Almost 1 Acre. 4 TRAILER SALES 2008 NH H8080 18’ Rotary Mertz 4275 Dry fert floater Deutz-Allis Cornhead 8R30 . . . JD 100 forage blower, nice, low Bedroom Home on Blacktop. head cat engine, 60’ boom Pomona, Kansas ...... $4,000 use ...... $900 36x50 Shop w/Concrete & COMBINES JD 54 Spreader Several JD 893 Cornheads in JD dozer blade, ...... $1,400 Electricity. Chris 493-2476 785-418-2227 2010 MacDon FD70 40’ flex Parker 1020 bulk seed stock ...... Call Wemco header trailer 32 & 35 Saline Co.- 20 Acres m/l. Ex- draper JD mounts carrier Kevin: Brent 470 Graincart . . . .$5,000 ft. NEW ...... CALL quisite home w/many extrava- 1994 Case IH 1010 25’ head JD 500 Graincart ...... $4,500 Complete listing on our web: gant features. 5100 sq. ft. of 785-241-4706 salvage JD 1210A graincart . . . .$2,400 www.jonesmachineryinc.com Living. Barb 819-2789 2005 Case IH 2388, special- www.bobstrailersales.com Parker Gravity Wagon . .$1,400 Gove Co.- 99 Acres. Could be ity rotar, 1500 rotar hrs • 2016 Travalum 24’ goose- 2004 Case IH 2366 2008 JD 946 MoCo swather . . . BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILY horse ranch or small cattle op- neck ...... $13,980 ...... $13,500 Smith Center, KS eration. 1 1/2 story home. • 2016 Travalum 24’, alumi- 1990 Case IH 1083 corn- head Hesston 1170 swather . .$3,000 785-282-3000 Mark 826-3437 num Gooseneck...... $14,200 JD 535 Baler ...... $3,500 Farm & Ranch Division Of: 2003 Gleaner R65, 2700 785-282-0432 Cell • 2016 Circle D 24’ ...... $8,775 Vermeer R2300 hyd. rake . . . . . sep. hrs 785-686-4005 ...... • 2016 Circle D half nose, ...... $11,500 1997 Case 1064 cornhead, Evening Calls Welcome loaded 24’ ...... $9,500 recent rebuild. Farmhand 6650 Tubgrinder . . . • 2016 Elite 30’ 10k axles...... AUGER & GRAIN CARTS ...... $8,500 ...... $7,500 2008 Harvest International Knight 5042 Verti-Maxx Feed • 2016 Elite 25’, 2-7k axles...... 13x72 swing hopper SUPERIOR Mixer ...... $14,000 ...... $5,400 2010 Harvest International 10x82 swing hopper IMPLEMENT, INC. Meyer 500TSS forage wagon . . New Mayrath 10x35 elect...... $5,000 SWATHER TRAILER Donahue New Parker 839 grain cart 402-879-4723 Kelly Ryan feed wagon .$2,000 EXG 170 like new, load range G Parker 510 grain cart, corner Evening: 402-879-3719 SF 1321 Disc offset . . . .$6,000 tires. Call: (620) 924-5500 or Agri-Product Ripper 7sh $2,200 auger SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA E-mail: [email protected] 2009 Demco 750 grain cart JD 915 Ripper ...... $6,500 4-19-16 Sect. 2.qxp:Layout 1 4/15/16 1:24 PM Page 27

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 27 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY JD 2250 SP SWATHER GAS USED TRACTORS OUR 64th YEAR NEW VERSALTILE motor, runs good. Field ready. ‘09 Case IH Farmall 35 MFD DEALERS NEW TRACTORS $2,800. Cab & air JD 510 big w/ ldr, 290 hrs USED FORAGE 2016 JD 6155M round baler, wide belts, field ‘00 Case IH MX270 5085 hrs HARVESTERS & HEADS 2016 JD 3038E ready. $1,000. Both shedded. ‘98 Case IH 8920 2WD 7422 ‘11 Claas 960...... Coming 2015 JD 1025R 785-614-1525.Clyde, KS hrs. ‘10 Claas 980...... Coming USED TRACTORS ‘88 Case IH 7120, 2WD, 5650 ‘09 Claas 980 2366 CaseIH 2001 COMBINE, 2012 JD 8335R 604 & 605 N balers hrs ’05 Claas 900...... Call 2900 separator hrs. 2011 JD 8335R NEW 6640/6650 Rancher baler ‘77 IH 986 w/loader ‘04 Claas 900...... Call 402-239-2858 2008 JD 8130 605N, 504N, 6650 Ranchers R2300, R2800 twin rake ‘41 IH FarmAll A w/Woods Claas RU600, 8 row head...... 2005 JD 8220 VR1428 & VR1224 rakes BPX 9000 processor belly mower ...... From $30,000 8480 CASE IH- IHC BIG Baler, 2009 JD 7930 7040 disc mower VR1022/1224 wheel rake MISCELLANEOUS *********************************** like new, $2250. Heavy duty 2 2007 JD 7730 USED TM700, TM800 trailed mower ‘13 CASE IH DC132 disk TRACTORS wheele 300Gal. sprayer 30’ 2013 JD 6190R R2800, R2300, VR1428 & Disc Mowers & Mower Cond. MOCO 2012 Case 315...... $190,000 booms, with pump, good $450. USED PLANTERS VR1224 rakes USED VERMEER BALERS ‘10 CASE IM 1250 planter Agco Star 8360 ...... $45,000 785-527-0200 2014 JD 1790 16/32 605XL, 605L, 605J, 605F, Hydra-Bed™ & accessories 12/30 *********************************** 2013 JD 1770 NT 16 row 504F Winkel Livestock Equip. Bush Hog 3126 rotary mower COMBINES IHC 88 SERIES AIR RIDE Seat 2005 JD 1760 12 row LARGER BALE FORKS Winkel Flatbeds new blades 0% For 5 years on all suspension replacement. COMBINES AVAILABLE Bar 6 Cake Feeders ‘07 Case IH RMX340 25’ 62 & 72 Series combines Abilene Machine #AMSS6084. 2015 JD S670 SPRING STEEL Dixie Chopper Lawn Mowers ‘09 Case IH 330 turbo 25’ ‘13 Gleaner S67 New in box. Chapman 2014 JD S660 NEW STEEL 2 Case IH 4300 FC 26’ and 33’ ‘12 Gleaner S77 785-257-3447 MILLER RANCH 2012 JD S660 4”x8” 14 ga., 12 ga., 11 ga. & Case IH 4800 FC 23’ ‘12 Gleaner S67 2008 JD 9670 1/4 sheet metal EQUIPMENT Case IH 6500 conser til chisel ‘11 Gleaenr S67 2014 JD 608C 4”x8” 14 ga. & 1/8” treadplate 33778 K-99 Hwy. 14’ (2) ‘10 Gleaner R76 2011 JD 608C ROUND SQUARE TUBING Sunflower 1433 25’ disk ‘05 Gleaner R75...... $120,000 Alma, Kansas 2010 JD 608C ANGLE CHANNEL & FLAT ‘96 JD 9500, 4WD, 3275 eng., ‘02 Gleaner R72...... $85,000 2005 JD 625F 23/8”, 27/8”, 41/2” & 6” pipe WE RENT TREE SHEARS! 785-765-3588 2205 sep. ‘99 Gleaner R72...... $75,000 NEW EQUIPMENT 3/4 & 7/8 sucker rods BOBCATS - TRADE-INS www.millerranchequipment.com ‘96 JD 920 flexhead ‘95 Gleaner R72 SPECIALS WELDING SUPPLIES 2014 Bobcat S650 C,H, & A, ‘91 JD 653A row head ‘98 Gleaner R62...... $67,500 2013 JD 2623 disk Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles 225 hrs...... $39,500 ‘89 JD 643 cornhead (2) ‘97 Gleaner R62 ...$45,000 COMBINES BBK Header Trailers for sale 2014 Bobcat S750 A91 TS ‘98 CASE IH 2366 4WD 2220 ‘94 Gleaner R62...... $40,000 2007 Case IH 7010, 4WD 2016 JD 946 moco Welding rods & wire 180 hrs...... $49,000 hrs. eng.,1550 hrs. sep. ‘13 3000 12R30...... $55,000 2011 Case IH 7088, 4WD USED EQUIPMENT Top & bottom belts for all bal- 2014 Bobcat S570 A91 TS, 27 ‘91 Case IH 1680 combine ‘11 3000 12R30...... $50,000 2011 Case IH 3020 flex 30’ 2011 JD 568 baler ers hrs...... $42,500 4WD *********************************** 2007 CASE IH 2588, 4WD 2008 JD 568 baler Twine 4’ & 5’ netwrap 2014 Bobcat E50 CH&A 250 ‘06 Case 1020 30’ MISCELLANEOUS 2007 CASE IH 2020 flex, 30’, 2007 JD 568 baler Portable panels, Feed Bunks hrs...... $64,000 ‘05 Case 1020 30’ Sunflower Tillage equipment... 35’ SOLID — STABLE & Round Bale Feeders 2014 Bobcat S530, cab & ‘89 Case IH 1020 25’ ...... Coming in daily 2006 Case IH 2388 4WD STILL JD Forrest Johnson heat, 275 hrs...... $39,500 2005 CASE IH 2208 8RN ‘99 Case IH 1020 20’ 2012 JD 5055E Open Platform NEW TRACTORS ‘94 Case IH 1063 cornhead LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 MFWD tractor, 100 hrs. Case IH Magnum 250 CVT ‘89 Case IH 1083 cornhead 785-293-5583 w/553 loader ...... $28,500 Case IH Maxxum 125 MFD IH 810 platform 785-293-2235 2012 Bobcat S650 A71, 1250 Case IH Farmall 105U MFD IH 863 cornhead hrs...... $37,000 Case IH Farmall 120C MFD ‘95 Case IH 8465, A. baler 95JD 535 BALER, $5500-JD 2006 Komatsu PC35 Open Ex- USED TRACTORS ‘92 NH 660 twine/ net baler 3800 silage cutter with 2 RN 785-336-2138 Days cavator w/12&24” bkts, 1100 2013 Case IH Magnum 340 ‘86 Hesston 5530 rd. baler Kalvesta Impl. pick up, Head $3500- 6 foot, JD hrs...... $26,000 1976 AC 185 w/loader ‘11 Case IH WRX301 12 785-548-5855 Nights Flail Chopper $500- 12 foot, Company, Inc. 2003 Bobcat T300 C, H, & A, 1971 JD 4020 wheel rake Visit Us At Richard Ton Dump Wagon 2000 hrs...... $26,000 MISCELLANEOUS IH 2350 loader toddtractor.com 620-855-3567 $800. Call 785-427-6066 leave CAT 305CR Excavator, 1800 2010 Case IH 330 Turbo, 31’ IH 2001 loader Seneca, Kansas KALVESTA, KS 67856 message if no answer. hrs...... $37,500 2006 Case IH RMX 370 disc 60” rotary mower 2 pt. hitch www.kalvestaimplement.com Bobcat S590 skid loader, C, H, 28’ JD 913 V-ripper, 3 shank 2007 JD 7930 H480 LOADER JD 456 BALER, $5,000. JD & A, HF SJC, 400 hrs ...... 2006 Case IH DCX 131, disk NEW EQUIPMENT with grapple. 2,550 hours, IVT, SALVAGING COMBINES 1424 Moco, $1650. New Hol- ...... $39,500 mower CASE IH 1255 Planter left hand reverse, excellent N5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII, land 258 Rake, $750. 2004 Bobcat 331 open exca- 2011 Case IH 1240 16/31 fert. Farmall 40C shape. 785-673-9589 AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620, 785-949-2266 vator, 2950 hrs...... $19,500 2010 Case IH 1240 16/31 Farmall 55C, CVT cab 7720, 8820, 7700, 6600, 4400, Service on all 2008 Case IH 1240 16RN, BF Magnum 250 850 MASSEY COMBINE WITH 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD. 915, 1955 MODEL 50 JD TRACTOR Bobcat Equipment 1995 Case IH 4800 FC 32’ Farmall 120A 2WD 24’ rigid wheat header. 9024 1480, 1460, 1420, 815 IHC. with #5 R mower, $4000. Will Stop by and talk to us. 1994 Case IH 8465, twine Maxxum 120 late series header only 2665 hrs 860, 760, 750, 510, 410, 300 Beck 3 PT 15 shank chisel, 2007 MF 2745, net/twine 340 disc 28’ on combine, always shedded, Massey. Several black and or- $300. JD 12’ disk good for arena Now Is The Time To Trade 1999 NH 658 twine Several Bush Hog rotary bright colored, excellent condi- ange Gleaner cornheads. work, $250. 1972 International 1990 Hesston 1150 MoCo mowers tion. $8500 785-418-5746 1210 pickup, not running, $500. ALL MACHINES INSPECTED IH 490 disc 25’ 785-823-3821 Jack Boyle & READY TO WORK. Landpride RB 55120 10’ blade JD 535 ROUND BALER, KEPT Vermillion FOR SALE OR TRADE 2004 JD 915-7 ripper inside, net wrap, bale kicker, hy- 785-382-6848 785-564-0511 3695 Green Valley Road draulic pick up, all new belts Gravity Wagons Manhattan, KS 66502 within the last year, new hydrau- WANTING TO BUY HAGGIE New Holland 258 rakes: 1 ROSSVILLE lic pump, new lower roller with 8250 spayer for parts. ground driven, $1,575; 1 hy- Truck & Tractor new bearings on tailgate. $7000, 785-418-5746 draulic driven, $3,650 McConnell Machinery ROSSVILLE, KANSAS located near Topeka. Call Ben 785-221-4651 or Jay Cooter’s 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS 785-584-6195 L2 GLEANER CORN PLUS hy- 785-562-2027 For More Details Call 785-213-0901 dro, 18’ flex, 20’ rigid, trailer, Greg • 785-215-4285 785-843-2676 WANTED: JD 313 CORN Head. shedded. $6,995 785-632-3979. or 2014 KING RANCH S350, 785-562-6131 Travis • 785-410-8985 Any condition considered. 3313 Nebraska Terr.Ottawa, KS 49,700 miles, full replacement Office • 785-537-9979 620-924-5425 PULL-TYPE 500 GAL. Sprayer, 97 JOHN DEERE 8300, 6906 785-242-1463 bumpers, excellent shape. MT-3000 rate controller, 45ft hrs, AT ready, nice shape. 785-873-9589 NH 499 HYDRA- SWING boom, wheels on boom wings, 785-850-0409 PLANTER SALVAGE Evenings swather. Low acreage, like new, good condition 785-614-1603 IH 800-900-950-955 Cyclo 785-979-2271 IH #950 8RN with coulters ...... Allis Chalmers Tractors always shedded. $18,500. OBO. JD 494-1280, 7000-7300, www.mcconnellmachineryco.com ...... $6,500 TIRE TOWN INC. 180-Cab Loader ...... $6,500 785-935-2325 plate and plateless IH #495 25’ Tandem ....$8,439 18.4-34 new, 10p ...... $575 200D, 7020 loaders...$8,900ea White 5100 GREAT PLAINS 2600 GRAIN New E-Z Trail Gravity Wagon 11L-15 rib 12p, new ...... $90 7000D, 7050D cabs ...$9500ea ‘88 JD 4450 WITH POWER drill hydraulic down pressure, 300 bushel w/tarp and auger 800/70R38, 80% ...... $1,500 7040 CAH rebuilt PST.$12,500 shift, 3 hydraulic outlets, axle ...... $7,250 Koelzer Repair mount duels, tires are 90%, 7.5” spacing, 42 whole, liquid 16.5L-16.1, 10p, new ...... $235 Seneca, KS • 785-336-3158 Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 fertil-izer with 300Gal tank. 10’ Used Sunflower 1231 Tandem 20, 8-38, 10p, new ...... $760 8900 hrs., 158 loader & grapple with harrows ...... $6,900 fork with joy stick & sherlock Otter dozer blade to fit 7000 or 18.4R46, new...... $1,450 BRUNA IMPL. CO...... $45,000 (M) quick attach. $30,000 OBO. 8000 series Magnum 2 wheel Nationwide Shipping TRACTORS: 1996 Case IH 2166, 3655 ...... 785-545-8815 Leave message. drive tractor, $1000. 785-562- WE DEAL 2011 Case IH Magnum 290, ...... $43,500 (S) 6504 or 785-562-6456 Other Sizes and Prices 1190 hrs...... $165,000 (S) 1994 Case IH 1688, 4350 hrs .. New & Used 2003 Case IH MX230, 5853 hrs ...... $33,500 (M) Beloit - (877) 542-4099 WINCHELL’S, INC. 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 913-441-4500 913-682-3201 ...... $73,500 (W) 1992 Case IH 1680, 4377 hrs .. Ellsworth - (866) 522-9600 Phillipsburg, KS 785-543-2118 2009 Case IH MX215, 1605 hrs ...... $21,500 (C) Hays - (800) 658-4640 ...... $108,500 (H) 2004 JD 9560 STS, 2697 hrs... — PLANTERS/DRILLS — ‘06 Raptor 850 ...... $49,500 TRACTORS ‘08 JD 1750 8/30 . . . .$24,500 2010 Case IH Magnum 210, ...... $91,500 (S) ‘12 New Leader 345 .$99,500 ‘14 JD 6105M 22 hrs J27437 $194,400 (B) ‘08 JD 1760 12-30” . .$39,500 — TRACTORS — 1133 hrs...... $115,000 (C) HEADERS: ‘14 JD 9410R 243 hrs 10742 $285,000 (E) ‘01 JD 1770 16-30” . .$29,500 ‘09 JD 9430 PTO . . .$159,000 2008 Case IH Puma 165 w/ldr, 2012 Case IH 3020 25' flex ...... ‘14 JD 8335R 2470 hrs 10770 $213,500 (H) ‘05 JD 1770 16-30” . .$42,500 ‘04 JD 9420 ...... $126,500 3250 hrs...... $84,500 (W) ...... $19,500 (W) ‘13 JD 9410R 3176 hrs 11153 $229,000 (B) ‘08 JD 1770 24-30” . .$64,500 ‘11 JD 8360R ...... $225,000 1997 Case IH 8920 2wd, 3972 2010 Case IH 2020 30' flex ...... ‘11 JD 9430T 2837 hrs 11156 $168,000 (E) ‘08 JD 1770 16-30” . .$55,000 ‘11 JD 8310R ...... $179,500 ‘07 JD 8430 4972 hrs 11159 $129,000 (H) ...... $16,500 (S) ‘07 JD 1770 16-30” . .$51,500 ‘12 JD 8335 MFWD .$220,000 hrs ...... $52,950 (W) ‘11 JD 1770 12/30” LF $69,500 1997 Case IH 9370 4WD, 6341 1999 Case IH 1020 30' flex ...... BALERS ‘12 JD 1790 16/31 . .$114,500 ‘97 JD 8300 ...... $75,000 hrs...... $65,000 (H) ...... $13,500 (M) ‘02 JD 567 540 PTO 10575 $17,500 (B) ‘04 JD 1790 16/31 . . .$39,750 ‘83 JD 4850 MFWD . .$39,500 1997 Case IH 9350 4WD, 4942 2001 Case IH 1020 25' flex ...... ‘12 JD 568 1000 PTO 10677 $30,000 (H) ‘99 JD 1780 6/11 . . . .$22,950 ‘61 JD 3010 2,650 hrs .$8,500 hrs ...... $54,950 (W) ...... $14,500 (C) ‘07 JD 568 1000 PTO 10955 $26,500 (E) ‘12 DB60 36-20” . . .$164,250 ‘05 CIH MX255 loader $89,500 2001 Case IH 1020 22.5 flex.... ‘87 JD 348 540 PTO 10980 $8,500 (E) ‘09 Kinze 3660 16/31 .$49,500 ‘15 NH T8 435 . . . . .$260,000 1988 Case IH 9150 4WD, 7540 ‘15 Kinze 4900 16-30” ...... — TILLAGE — ...... $15,950 (W) ‘11 JD 568 1000 PTO 11061 $27,000 (H) hrs...... $42,500 (C) ‘13 JD 569 1000 PTO 11098 $34,500 (E) ...... $136,500 ‘12 JD 2100 5 shank .$10,500 2007 JD 630F 30' flex...... 2008 JD 6330 w/ldr, 1070 hrs .. ‘11 JD 568 1000 PTO 11256 $29,000 (E) — COMBINES — Peripheral 5 shank . . . .$5,450 ...... $10,000 (M) ...... $67,000 (S) ‘12 JD 568 1000 PTO 11288 $23,000 (B) ‘13 JD S690 ...... $275,000 ‘08 CIH 730B shank . .$12,500 2007 MF 596 2wd, 1938 hrs .... 2012 Case IH 2162 40' draper . ‘12 JD S670 4WD . .$195,000 ‘13 JD 2623VT 29’ . . .$50,000 WINDROWERS ...... $30,000 (H) ...... $28,500 (M) ‘12 JD S660 ...... $210,000 ‘11 CIH 330 34’ VT . . .$32,500 ‘14 JD W235 45 hrs 10890 $142,000 (E) ‘06 SF 1444 40’ . . . . .$38,500 1998 NH 8360 w/ldr, 5855 hrs.. 2011 Case IH 2162 35' draper . ‘09 JD 9770 ...... $121,500 ‘12 NH H8040 905 hrs 11116 $69,500 (E) ‘11 CIH 370 30’ . . . . .$39,000 ...... $41,500 (M) ...... $54,500 (C) ‘08 JD 9770 Hillco . .$137,500 — HAY EQUIPMENT — 2002 NH TV140 bi-direction, 2012 Case IH 2162 30' draper . ‘11 JD 9670 ...... $155,000 ‘07 JD 568 ...... $21,500 525 hrs...... $79,500 (C) ...... $56,000 (H) ‘07 JD 9660 Hillco . .$114,500 ‘96 JD 566 ...... $9,950 COMBINES: ‘05 JD 9660 ...... $68,000 ‘05 Gehl 2880 ...... $8,500 Bruna Impl. Co. ‘04 JD 9560 SH . . . . .$95,500 ‘95 NH 660 ...... $5,500 2012 Case IH 6130, 600 hrs .... C - Clay Center: 785-632-5621 ...... $195,000 (W) ‘13 CAT 760 ...... $265,000 H - Hiawatha: 785-742-2261 ‘06 CAT 570R ...... $74,950 785-742-7121 2009 Case IH 8120 4WD, 2218 HIAWATHA, KS 66434 hrs...... $171,000 (C) M - Marysville: 785-562-5304 ‘11 CIH 5088 ...... $159,500 ‘97 CIH 2188 ...... $39,500 www.hiawathaimplement.com 2003 Case IH 2388, 3261 hrs .. S - Seneca: 785-336-2111 ...... $84,000 (W) 480/80R38 RAD AT 23 ...... $1,002 32 corn heads W - Washington: 785-325-2232 480/80R42 RAD AT 23 ...... $1,156 24 flex heads 2000 Case IH 2388 4WD, 4021 — SPRAYERS & APPL.— hrs ...... $53,000 (S) List of our entire 340/85R28 RAD 6000 ...... $600 ‘12 JD 4830 100’ . . .$184,750 1998 Case IH 2388, 4327 hrs .. used inventory on: 420/85R28 RAD AT FWD ...... $786 ‘13 JD 4730 ...... $199,900 ...... $59,000 (M) www.brunaimplementco.com ‘13 JD 4730 ...... $172,500 2002 Case IH 2366 Hillside, www.donstire.net ‘14 JD 4630 ...... $157,500 3293 hrs...... $61,500 (H) TF-866-888-7838 ‘09 Spray Coupe 4460$66,000 1996 Case IH 2188, 4155 hrs .. ABILENE, KS ‘12 Apache AS1020 .$127,500 28-32.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:42 AM Page 28

Page 28 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 MACHINERY EMPLOYMENT BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS SERVICES FDA ending use of swine *SCHEDULE WINTER EXTENSION AGENT, livestock LARRY’S PORTABLE Sawmill opportunity in Midway District, service, can come saw your drug due to cancer concern MAINTENANCE* Russell, KS. See our website logs. 785-776-8153. The Food and Drug Ad- said Michael Taylor, FDA’s NEW EQUIPMENT www.ksre.k-state.edu/jobs/ for 785-565-2647. 604 N Baler information on responsibilities, ministration is moving to deputy commissioner for withdraw approval for the foods and veterinary medi- 6650 Rancher Baler qualifications, and application S&C GROUND LEVEL SKID swine drug carbadox, citing cine. R2300 rake procedure. Application deadline steer tree cutting. Pasture & the potential cancer risk to Phibro, which markets VR1224 is 4/21/2016. K-State Reasearch field clearing & dirt work. Call BPX 9000 Bale Processor and Extension is an EOE of indi- Sam Fischer 785-340-2881 or consumers. the drug as Mecadox, said it TE170 Tedder viduals with disabilities and pro- Casey Craig 785-713-2965 The drug, manufactured is confident in the safety of MC 3700 tected veterans. Background by Phibro, is used to treat the product. USED EQUIPMENT checks are required. MCAFEE SKID STEER Serv- bacterial illness. The com- “Mecadox is not used in 605G baler Cattle and Horse ice, LLC. Pasture clearing with pany “has failed to provide human medicine and the 605M baler JOB OPENING - EXTENSION Rotating Turbo Saw, stump sufficient scientific data to class of drug is not consid- R2800 rake Shelters for Sale Agent, 4-H Youth Development spraying, brush pile stacking, demonstrate the safety of ered a medically important M850 Mower Demo Larson Metal Buildings opprotunity in Midway Distict, brush mowing, minor dirt work, this drug given evidence antimicrobial,” the compa- VR 1022 rake MCM Manufacturing Inc. Russell, KS. See the website Wayne: 785-458-9416 that carbadox may result in ny said. “The approved 3 pt tree shear New Metal www.ksre.k-state.edu/jobs/ for carcinogenic residues,” Mecadox label requires a NOW DEALERS PRAXAIR 12' x 10' up to 12' x 40' information on responsibilities, WELDING SUPPLY Many Options and colors SPRAY EQUIPMENT qualifications, and application Contact Bob at 785-743-2026 procedure. Application Deadline: WaKeeney, Kansas JD WICK WIPING MACHINE NEW STRAWN CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 5/09/2016. K-State Research complete set up, 600 HiCYCLE and Extension is an EOE of indi- METAL PANELS trailer, GPS, extra wicks, etc..., On theSATURDAY, corner south of Casey’s APRIL just off 23 Hwy — 75 9:00 at New AM Strawn, KS viduals with disabilities and pro- & ACCESSORIES Perfect for rye, shatter cane & tected veterans. A background weed needs, 15 miles N. of Bel- Food will be served by Kansas City Backyard BBQ check is required. THE VALUE LEADER leville, Ks. 402-324-3112 leave TRACTORS, BACKHOES, & trans; Race Trailer 18’ long w/4’ WE WON’T BE UNDERSOLD message. DOZERS: 7000 Ford, dsl, 3 pt, dovetail, 83” wide, 3'6”x3' 6” box, ANTIQUES METAL $54/ SQUARE WF, rebuilt ing. pump, new rear tire rack, slide in ramps (no title) BERG REPAIR tires; ’64 IHC 706 gas, WF, 2 pt car & trailer sell together; 1977 CUSHMAN SCOOTER SWAP WANTED hitch w/3 pt adapter; 140 IHC Postal Jeep 6 cyl (right hand drive); 14200 Godlove Rd. • DELIVERY AVAILABLE • meet April 30, 2016. McPherson Prices subject to change w/60” Woods mower; 49 A JD, not 1978 Postal Jeep 4 cyl (right hand Westmoreland, KS NEEDING PASTURE FOR Cow stuck, needs tires; A JD w/new drive) not running. TRAILERS: 16’ 4H building, McPherson, KS. In- calf pairs. dry fall cows, or fall 785.457.3534 formation call 620-755-0034. WESTERN METAL tires, not running; IHC 784 3 pt GN comb. utility stock trailer (no bred heifers. Leo Huninghake, w/hard top canopy; IHC 706 title); 1998 Calico 3 horse slant trlr 2 Locations • Best Service 785-553-2648 or 785-292-4337 w/German dsl, 2 pt htch.; Massey (bill of sale); 2 whl utility bed trlr Case & IH BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS LOUISBURG, KANSAS 65, propane, 3 pt, new clutch, good w/topper; 2 whl PU bed trlr (no 1-800-489-4100 tires; 580 Case Industrial backhoe; title); 1985 shop built bumper hitch Tractor Salvage 1937 Cat dozer w/7’ hyd blade; 3 axle trailer 18’ plus 2’ dovetail, HAYS, KANSAS WANTED: BARNWOOD/ Floor- Case 300’s thru 2096 Butterfly Supply, Inc. ing. 620-382-6393 3414 IHC parts tractor (no tires & 98” wide (w/title). LAWN & GAR- IH 460’s thru 5488 1-800-770-2725 whls, mtr stuck); 933 Cat ldr w/rear DEN: Husquvarna riding nower winch, bkt & forks; V Case. CON- 46” cut YTH20K46 (270 hrs); Over 1000 Tractors on shelf 800-249-7473 16 - 2X4 TRUSSES FOR 24 FT. DAMAGED SIGNED FROM 1 FARM (VIRGIL Wheel Horse mdl 310-8 42” cut New & Rebuilt parts for all • Tubing • Rods • Cable • RYAN TRUST): JD 4440 tractor, frt (Kohler mtr); Wheel Horse C-105 brands of tractors & combines wide garage, 4’- 6” tall at center. GRAIN • Guardrail • Clips • wts, duals, new batteries, 7325 8hp, 32” cut (very little use) (Kohler Call Lynn at 785-966-2368 or WANTED hrs; Great Plains grain drill 1300, mtr); 1650 Snapper w/mounted Want to buy 785-250-8486 21 hole, DD, always shedded; 470 sprayer, hand gun, & booms Case & IH salvage tractors STEEL FENCING & STATEWIDE IHC Disk 18’; 12’. Bush hog chisel, (Kohler mtr); 2 whl lawn cart; tan- pull type; 6R JD 7000 plateless dem axle lawn cart; garden tiller, Elmer’s Repair BUILDING BINS - DRYERS - VACS We buy damaged grain, planter; 13 Shank 3 pt. chisel; 2 walk behind snow blower, Home- CENTRALIA, KS SUPPLIES any condition mdl 825 JD 6R cults.; 2 JD 3 pt. lite gas powered trimmer; Walker 785-857-3248 quick hitches; 4 sec. 3 pt. JD rotary 42” frt mt mower deck; 42” frt mt www.elmersrepair.com www.butterflysupplyinc.com -wet or dry- hoe; 3 sec. JD harrow; IHC 4 btm Sears blade; 30” frt mt snow including damaged semi mtd. plow; 3 pt JD track elim- blower. WELDERS: New Schu- silo corn. inator; Kuker 300 gal. field sprayer. macher 220V 180 amp welder 1974 750 SERIES FORD Tan- HAY EQUIP.: NH Super 1049 bale w/acces.; Stark Cut40 Plasma cut- dem truck, 22’ steel box with TOP DOLLAR! wagon w/1069 upgrsde; JD 640 ter (new); 5 Miller Dialarc 250 rollover tarp and drill fill auger. We have vacs rake; shopbuilt 6 bale hay trlr.; 9’ AC/DC welders. BOATS, GOLF 785-556-9268 and trucks. Lely disc mwr 3 pt; 2 whl big bale CARTS & 4 WHEELERS: 1979 cart; Gokmenler 10 whl trail type V 14’ Lone Star alum boat w/trlr, 35 SALVAGE COMBINES Check my prices on rake; 5 bar Allis rake; IHC balanced hp Evinrude & fish finder; 1981 FOAM INSULATION CALL HEIDI OR head 7’ sickle mwr (2 pt or 3 pt); Mark Twain 23’ Cuddy Cabin Boat, ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, Winter Discounts 851 NH baler; 214 WS JD sq. baler Merc 350-260 hp w/82 Easy Load F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, The Icynene Insulation on Brock Grain Bins GARTON (shedded). FARM EQUIP.: IHC trlr; 1976 Waco 24’ Pontoon boat 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, System™ Metal Bldgs. — NORTHERN AG 490 25’ disk, good blades; Krause Trailer w/1974 50 hp Johnson mtr; 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, 510, Homes CONTACT: LYNN KOHAKE 25’ disk, good blades; IHC 45 25’ EZ-G0 3whl elec golf cart w/clubs, 410; IH 1680, 1480, 1460, 800-334-3626 SERVICE, INC. vibra shank; Kewanee 12’ whl disk; charger, & trailer; 2005 Honda 4x4 915, 815, 715, 503, 403; NH 785-336-1692 Hesston 22’ field cult. w/almost 650 Recon w/2000# winch; 2 Per- Healthier, Quieter, More TR70-85, 1400, 995, 985, 975. 800-205-5751 new shovels; IHC 800 6R planter son Sail Boat; 1992 Yamaha War- Energy Efficient.™ w/corn, milo, & bean drums; Grain- rior 4 whlr; 3 Mo Peds. SALVAGE TRACTORS MID-AMERICAN SALES, INC. SERVICES O- Vator tandem axle auger wagon LIVESTOCK EQUIP.: 26 10’ cattle ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, MISCELLANEOUS w/tarp (good shape); flare box panels; 60 7 bar 20’ cont fence 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, wagon w/hoist; 2 elec. whl. wagons panels; 2 whl panel trlr; 1 set of 15 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, 4430, CUSTOM TWO RADIO TOWERS. $50 w/hoist; 300 gal Kuker trail type 10’ panels w/trlr.; hay rings & feed 4020, 3020, 720, 730; CASE PORTABLE each One approx. 100’, round field sprayer, 30’ booms, fiberglass bunks; 25 pcs of 13’ metal guard 1470, 1370, 1270, 1200, 1070, tank & PTO driven cent. pump, rail; New Metal: 2” pipe, 3” pipe & DISC-ROLLING steel pole. 2nd approx. 80’, tri- (shedded); Danuser F8 HD post var. sizes of sq. tubing; nice metal 930, 400; IH 1568, 1466, angle-shaped steel. Located in hole auger w/12” bit 3 pt.; other crate made of pipe & wire panels 1256, 1066, 1026, 806; FORD DARRELL WAGONER Talmage, Ks. Buyer must disas- post augers; JD 45 ldr.; JD 148 ldr to haul 1 calf,1 hog, or 1 sheep. 4-5-6-8-9000; MF 2745, 1155, STEEL BUILDING Cell: 785-650-4094 semble & haul away. Call w/JD brackets, 3 spool control MISC.: 28L-26 whls & tires off 1100, 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; INVENTORY SALE 620-272-6562 valve; 15’ JD rotary mower; JD 407 9770 combine; 2 JD frt wt brack- MM G1000; WH2-150, 4-150. I-Beam Construction pull type rotary mower; Bradford ets; 18.4-38 JD axle mt duals; HD Easy Bolt-Up Design 240-310 gravity wagon, 10 ton run- frt truck bumper; 20.8-38 Ford axle Mike’s Equipment 40x65, 60x90, 100x150 Kansas State University ning gear w/hyd. seed auger & toll mt duals; 4 16” tires on 6 bolt rims; over tarp, shedded; Parker gravity 25 ft. Sea Van Container; good BUHLER, KANSAS Many Others Available wagon w/factory running gear; used 15 & 16' tires; Crown stand 1-800-543-2535 Wheat In-Depth Diagnostic Henderson SS salt/sand spreader up Reach Rider forklift mdl (800) 369-3882 for large truck (good, very little RR3010-40 (elec); HD 3ph drill www.toplinebuildings.com use). SPRAY RIG: 1993 Ford 7.3 press; sev. indust. fire cabinets; JOHN DEERE 220 DISK, VERY [email protected] School set for May 17-18 dsl 4x4 truck w/65K, 5spd, 550 gal Marquette gas powered HD power Good, sells at Consignment poly tank, 55’ booms w/3 way noz- plant; Poulan chain saw; ¾T chain Auction, April 23, 4 Miles south Professional agronomists and wheat producers should zle bodies; SMALL 3 PT EQUIP.: hoist; 2 GM cyl. heads; 12” Crafts- of Junction City 785 761 7900 SMITH POSTYARD mark May 17 and 18 on their schedules for the latest Ford stiff shank cult.; 6’ 3 pt. disc; 3 man wood lathe 1hp; Craftsman Kansas State University Wheat In-Depth Diagnostic pt. Ford 2 btm plow; 3 pt. sprayer Electronis Router; sm torch outfit Hedge Post frame w/ tank; 2R 3 pt. Dempster w/bottle; hand tools; wood cabinet School, said Jeanne Falk Jones, K-State Research and Ex- lister planter; 2R 3 pt. Blackhawk w/drawers; 2 fuel tank w/stand; like Delivery Available tension Sunflower District agronomist, and Lucas Haag, planter; JD 261 3 pt grooming new 13.6-38 8 ply rear tractor tire; mower; 2R 3 pt Allis planter (nice). new 2x6 Lumber, New Metal drs, JEFF SMITH Northwest Area Extension crops and soils specialist. ANTIQUES: 3-5 hp IHC gas eng; New wind.; 34” shop fan; 2 Bed- 620-496-8956 This year’s school will be held at K-State’s Northwest horse drawn planter & sev. pcs of side tool boxes; 3 across the bed Research and Extension Center at 105 Experiment Farm yard art equip.; 8” Burr Mill; IHC tool boxes; 1 metal under bed tool cream separator base; David box; Like new parts washer; floor Road, Colby. Bradley walk behind w/sickle mwr, mdl drill press; 10’ 2 sided step lad- “We have a tremendous program planned, with a full plow, disc, cult & harrow. COL- der; tailgate lift off of 87 Chevy (mdl LECTOR AUTOMOBILES: 1965 1000); HD chains & boomer; tire schedule of presentations on the latest research and lots of Impala 2 dr, orig. 327 mtr, orig. changer (air, elec op); hvy outside With 5 locations, interesting field demonstrations,” Falk Jones said. “Any- 2spd power glide trans, runs & wood furnace; mini Little Green Abilene Machine is one of the one who works with wheat on a regular basis will benefit drives (w/title); 1967 Chevy ½T PU Egg Grill; New Knack Job box 7x5; largest distributors of new, (not running), 3 sp, 283 V-8 w/ title; 2- 250 gal sq. oil tanks; 10x6” New from our school this year.” remanufactured and recycled 29 ga 40yr ptd...... $62/sq 1968 Chevy ¾T PU 350 mtr, AT conduit sev. joints; 500 gal. poly ag replacement parts in the 29 ga 20yr ptd...... $55/sq On May 17, the school runs from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. On (not running) w/title. VEHICLES: storage tank; mixture of 6” conduit May 18, the school begins at 8 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m. 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe car 147K, elbows & couplings; sev. metal United States. 29 ga Galvalume ...... $47/sq PW, PL, A/C; 2005 Hyundai Tuc- storage cabinets; 5 & 6’ used steel Complete Building Topics presented by K-State agronomists will include: son SUV, full power, 4x4, good posts & used fence materials; Wheat Growth and Development tires, new battery 134K; 1991 Ford tomato wires; misc. new chain link Packages F-250 FB w/GN hitch, 86K, 4x4 fencing; 2-100# propane bottles; Doors, Insulation, Livestock General Wheat Production Problems w/lockouts, 5 spd manual trans, misc. used bldg. supplies; outside Equipment, Scales, Waters Wheat Diseases and Treatment Options like new rear tires; 1993 Chevy S- arena lights; Power Matic indus. *Jobsite Delivery Available* Water Use of Wheat As Part of Rotations 10; 1991 Ford E-150 van; 1987 table saw 480V; Craftsman radial Chevy C-20; 1976 Ford LN8000 arm saw 10”; Powermatic indust. (prices Weed Identification subject to fuel truck; 1993 Chevy 1500. CON- radial arm saw 480V; Craftsman Weed Control with Wheat Herbicides CESSION TRAILER: 1999 Haul- 10” table saw w/ext.; loads of shop change) mark concession & catering trlr 24’ items; B&W hitch for Ford 1T; new Soil Fertility Needs of Wheat (w/title). MOTOR HOMES & Sportsman gen. 7500W, elec. start 800-255-0337 Sprayer Calibration CAMPERS: 2004 R-Vision Condor 13hp on cart; fac. recond. power www.AbileneMachine.com Wheat Insects and Their Interaction with Diseases motorhome Ford V-10 35’ triple washer 3000#, 2.4 gpm, w/4.5 hp slide 14,000K w/generator, jacks, 2 Honda mtr; 4 New BF Goodrich New Technology in Wheat Breeding roof a/c, lg refrig, stove w/oven, mi- LT275/65/R20 10 ply truck tires; 4 Gleaner Combines The day is tailored to be a hands-on learning opportu- crowave 2 tv, furnace, winter pkg, new Hankook 225/65/R17 tires; ‘04 R75 RWA...... $72,500 nity for agronomy professionals, farmers and anyone inter- receiver hitch tow bar; 1997 32’ 110 gal sq. metal fuel tank; PU The Legendary Alpenlite camper trlr GN hitch, 2 stock racks; 8 HP printer/copiers; 2 ‘01 R62...... $66,500 ested in wheat production, Haag said. It has approval for ‘99 R62...... $44,500 Red Rhino slides. RACE CAR & TRAILER/ HP Color Laser Jet. HUNTER’S certified crop advisor and commercial pesticide applica- SPECIALTY VEHICLES: Race CABIN: 1 customized Sea Van ‘94 R72 Cummins...... $38,500 Car Pure Factory Stock roller mid made into a one of a kind hunter’s tor credits. 80's metric chassis, no mtr or cabin 20’. & LOTS LOTS MORE!! EZ Trail Gravity Wagons, The cost is $140 for both days for those who RSVP by Complete sale bill, pictures & updated listing of late consignments at: Grain Carts, and Header May 9. After that date, the cost is $180 for both days. Regis- www.kansasauctions.net/kurtz Trailers. ter online for the school at www.northwest.k- Please call Richard Newkirk, Sale Mgr. 620-203-0065 Great Plains Tillage Tools The Best Trailers state.edu/events/ wheat-diagnostic-school/. Larry Hermon, Asst. Sale Mgr 620-256-6771 Built... Period! For more information, contact the K-State Northwest We will take consignments until sale day. 81 Farm Eq. Service Research and Extension Center at 785-462-6281, Falk Jones AUCTIONEERS: Darwin W. Kurtz 785-448-4152 McPherson, KS.620-241-3100 1-855-880-7964 at jfalk jones @ksu.edu, or Haag at [email protected]. Lyle Williams 785-229-5457 • Laverne Yoder 785-489-2335 1-800-357-3101 www.gobobpipe.com Lowell B. Platt 620-344-2222 • Gary Johnson Loading & Unloading: Harold Hess 620-490-1145 28-32.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:42 AM Page 29

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42-day withdrawal period dysentery and bacterial and says it will continue to pre-harvesting, and to date swine enteritis, but the FDA market and sell Mecadox for we have not seen any haz- said it has also been used the time being. ardous residues of carbadox for weight gain and feed ef- A consumer advocacy Marysville Livestock Sales being detected from pig ficiency. group, Food Animal Con- Every Thursday at 12 Noon meat treated in accordance According to a 2012 re- cerns Trust, urged Phibro to Donnie Kirkham, Manager • 785-562-1015 with the approved label.” port from the Department of accept the FDA’s decision. 1180 US Hwy.SALE 77, INFORMATION P. O. Box FOR 67, APRIL Marysville, 14, 2016 KS 66508 The company said it is Agriculture’s Animal and “Carbadox is a known car- CALVES BY THE HEAD HERKIMER 4 BLK HFR 538@$168.50 using new technologies to Plant Health Inspection cinogen, so removing this FRANKFORT 1 CHAR HFR $525.00 BLAINE 21 BLK HFR 535@$168.25 test for residues in tissue Service, more than 40 per- drug from the food supply is BAILEYVILLE 1 CHAR BULL $500.00 FRANKFORT 19 BLK HFR 489@$168.00 longer than previously pos- cent of nurseries used car- a victory for public health,” FRANKFORT 1 BLK BULL $460.00 BARNES 8 BLK HFR 552@$166.50 FRANKFORT 1 BLK BULL $400.00 MARYSVILLE 2 BLK HFR 465@$165.50 sible, and it expects the re- badox in feed for 23 days, on the group said. BAILEYVILLE 1 BLK BULL $375.00 SABETHA 2 BLK HFR 492@$165.00 sults of those studies to be average. FDA said the cancer risk HOME 1 BLK HFR $300.00 MORROWVILLE 1 CHAR HFR 445@$165.00 available within 90 days. Under the approval with- was based on an “assumed STEERS WYMORE,NE 8 XBRD HFR 495@$164.50 FRANKFORT 1 BLK STR 285@$221.00 HERKIMER 11 XBRD HFR 488@$164.00 “We expect that the remain- drawal process, FDA must lifetime of consuming pork BARNES 2 BLK STR 330@$216.00 WATERVILLE 3 BLK HFR 505@$163.50 ing evidence will support file a Notice of Opportunity liver or other pork products MARYSVILLE 6 BLK STR 328@$216.00 CENTRALIA 2 RED HFR 317@$161.00 the continued safe use of Hearing, which it did Fri- containing carbadox resi- HERKIMER 2 XBRD STR 357@$212.00 VERMILLION 2 RED HFR 305@$161.00 Mecadox,” the company day. The company then has dues.” Pork liver is used to BREMEN 7 MIX STR 359@$209.50 FILLEY,NE 29 XBRD HFR 611@$157.75 WATERVILLE 12 BLK STR 360@$209.00 CORNING 8 BLK HFR 544@$157.00 said. 30 days to request a hearing make liverwurst, hot dogs, WYMORE,NE 1 BLK STR 320@$209.00 HADDAM 9 XBRD HFR 621@$153.75 Carbadox was originally over the drug’s withdrawal. lunchmeat and some types FRANKFORT 9 BLK STR 387@$209.00 MARYSVILLE 8 BLK HFR 600@$151.00 approved in the early 1970s Phibro has announced in- of sausage. FRANKFORT 6 BLK STR 325@$207.00 LINN 4 MIX HFR 603@$150.00 for treatment of swine tentions to pursue a hearing SABETHA 4 XBRD STR 386@$206.00 MORROWVILLE 2 CHAR HFR 570@$149.50 BERN 7 XBRD STR 392@$203.00 MORROWVILLE 1 BLK HFR 510@$149.00 BREMEN 1 BLK STR 310@$201.00 BURCHARD,NE 2 BLK HFR 570@$148.00 CENTRALIA 6 XBRD STR 323@$201.00 WESTMORELAND 5 BLK HFR 676@$147.50 WASHINGTON 3 CHAR STR 415@$201.00 SENECA 26 XBRD HFR 659@$146.75 WATERVILLE 14 BLK STR 439@$201.00 HERKIMER 4 BLK HFR 600@$146.50 BAILEYVILLE 6 XBRD STR 416@$201.00 AXTELL 1 BWF HFR 655@$146.00 WASHINGTON 1 CHAR STR 335@$200.00 BEATTIE 1 BLK HFR 605@$146.00 AUCTION WATERVILLE 5 XBRD STR 407@$199.50 BREMEN 1 BWF HFR 505@$146.00 BLAINE 2 BLK STR 415@$198.50 RANDOLPH 2 BLK HFR 572@$145.50 BREMEN 5 BLK STR 411@$198.50 DILLER,NE 5 XBRD HFR 631@$145.00 9:00 AMSATURDAY, – REAL ESTATE • 10:00 APRIL AM – PERSONAL 30, 2016 PROPERTY BARNES 5 BLK STR 459@$198.50 SENECA 8 BLK HFR 658@$144.00 SABETHA 5 XBRD STR 511@$196.50 BAILEYVILLE 2 XBRD HFR 637@$143.50 LOCATION: 511 South Hanover Street, HANOVER, KANSAS BERN 5 XBRD STR 455@$196.00 BURCHARD,NE 6 BLK HFR 711@$140.75 AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The real estate will sell at 9:00 AM. Personal property will start selling at MORROWVILLE 4 CHAR STR 442@$195.50 WASHINGTON 5 XBRD HFR 838@$140.50 10:00 AM. Engines will sell at 2:00 PM. HERKIMER 6 XBRD STR 516@$194.25 MORROWVILLE 4 RED HFR 567@$140.00 BURCHARD,NE 2 BLK STR 540@$193.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFR 650@$139.50 REAL ESTATE – SELLS AT 9:00 AM POSSESSION: Possession will be given on closing. BREMEN 1 BLK STR 380@$193.00 LINN 3 BLK HFR 640@$136.00 LOCATION: 511 S. Hanover St., Hanover, KS. TERMS: A non-refundable 20% down payment FRANKFORT 16 BLK STR 476@$192.50 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFR 595@$136.00 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 3 – 4 & S. 3’ of Lot shall be paid down the day of the auction upon AXTELL 7 XBRD STR 413@$191.00 WESTMORELAND 31 BLK HFR 844@$135.25 5, Block 31, Original Town, Hanover, Washing- signing purchase agreements. The balance shall HANOVER 3 BLK STR 413@$190.50 LINN 5 BLK HFR 703@$135.00 ton County, Kansas. be due in 30 days or sooner in the form of a MARYSVILLE 12 XBRD STR 478@$190.00 BLUE RAPIDS 3 WF HFR 731@$134.50 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The property con- cashier’s check or certified funds. Title insurance FRANKFORT 11 BLK STR 511@$190.00 HANOVER 1 RED HFR 670@$133.00 sists of a 1,120 sq. ft. home with living room/din- and escrow closing fee shall be shared equally HOME 6 BLK STR 510@$189.00 AXTELL 6 BLK HFR 775@$132.50 ing room combination, 2 bedrooms, office (could between the Buyer and Seller. Any lender’s pol- BREMEN 6 MIX STR 503@$189.00 HADDAM 15 BLK HFR 765@$132.00 easily be converted to 3rd bedroom) kitchen with icy or required endorsements shall be the ex- BREMEN 3 XBRD STR 523@$189.00 WASHINGTON 1 XBRD HFR 740@$130.50 CENTRALIA 1 BLK STR 525@$188.00 BURCHARD,NE 19 BLK HFR 737@$130.50 built-in cabinets, full bath with laundry, and en- pense of the Buyer. Abstract & Title, Inc. shall be BERN 2 BLK STR 532@$187.50 MARYSVILLE 1 BWF HFR 780@$129.50 closed porch. The home has a partial basement. the title insurance company and Schultis & Son, MARYSVILLE 3 BLK STR 450@$187.00 HADDAM 5 BLK HFR 660@$128.50 The property also features a forced air furnace, Inc. shall conduct the escrow closing. The prop- WYMORE,NE 9 XBRD STR 598@$185.50 SENECA 13 XBRD HFR 790@$127.00 central air conditioning, covered front porch, cov- erty is not being sold subject to loan approval, so WYMORE,NE 7 XBRD STR 501@$185.00 BEATRICE,NE 2 BLK HFR 615@$126.00 ered patio, workshop, and several other storage make financial arrangements prior to the auction FRANKFORT 24 BLK STR 453@$185.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFR 700@$125.00 building. The lot measures 98’ X 180’. The home and be prepared to buy. The property is sold in HANOVER 3 BLK STR 400@$185.00 BURCHARD,NE 7 XBRD HFR 821@$125.00 is in good condition and move-in ready. “AS IS” condition with no survey, warranties, re- AXTELL 1 BWF STR 560@$185.00 WESTMORELAND 20 BLK HFR 969@$125.00 INSPECTION: Please contact Justin Schultis at pairs, inspections, or treatments provided or paid BAILEYVILLE 10 XBRD STR 545@$184.50 HERKIMER 1 BLK HFR 750@$125.00 402-300-1230 for a showing and additional in- for by the Seller or Real Estate Company. Schul- VERMILLION 1 RED STR 300@$184.00 WESTMORELAND 5 BLK HFR 891@$125.00 formation. tis & Son, Inc. are agents of and represent the BLAINE 12 BLK STR 555@$183.00 HFRETTES BLUE SPRINGS,NE39 MIX STR 486@$181.00 VERMILLION 2 RED HFRETTE 755@$129.00 TAXES: The 2015 taxes were $666.79 and are Seller in this transaction. Any announcements WASHINGTON 6 BLK STR 597@$179.50 HERKIMER 1 BLK HFRETTE 940@$124.00 paid by the seller. The 2016 taxes shall be pro- made the day of the auction shall take prece- HOME 11 BLK STR 590@$178.75 FILLEY,NE 4 BLK HFRETTE 962@$123.00 rated to the date of final settlement on the basis dence over printed or oral information provided. VERMILLION 3 XBRD STR 476@$178.50 FRANKFORT 1 WF HFRETTE 885@$122.00 of the 2015 taxes. BLUE SPRINGS,NE12 MIX STR 544@$178.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFRETTE 925@$120.00 PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION BEGINS AT 10:00 AM HERKIMER 1 BWF STR 455@$178.00 BARNES 1 BLK HFRETTE 990@$118.00 BARNES 10 BLK STR 615@$177.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFRETTE 940@$116.00 HIT & MISS & yard windmill; tomato cages; buckles; Snap-On 60th anniver- WASHINGTON 5 CHAR STR 583@$175.00 SENECA 1 RED HFRETTE 905@$114.00 OTHER ENGINES loping shears; long handled gar- sary knife & commemorative HERKIMER 2 BLK STR 582@$175.00 HADDAM 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,030@$112.00 1924 Water Lou Boy, SN den tools; apple picker; bow coin; 100 year liberty belt SABETHA 1 BLK STR 665@$175.00 MARYSVILLE 1 CHAR HFRETTE 1,010@$110.00 249037, 3 HP. At 580 RPM, no saw; cob fork; ax; spading fork; buckle; cast iron skillet; Dr. RANDOLPH 1 BWF STR 455@$175.00 HADDAM 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,045@$109.00 truck; 1925 Cushman Model 21, 6 & 12 volt battery charger; gar- Seuss lunchbox; beer & soda HADDAM 5 XBRD STR 620@$175.00 MARYSVILLE 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,150@$108.00 SN 70, 1 ½ HP, Type X, Com- den planter; rakes; hoes; pitch can collection; Hoosier cabinet, HERKIMER 1 BLK STR 585@$173.00 FILLEY,NE 1 BLK HFRETTE 875@$107.00 plete w/crank guard battery box, forks; shovels; many other items parts; child’s rocker; galv. buck- MAHASKA 6 XBRD STR 584@$172.50 MARYSVILLE 2 WF HFRETTE 942@$105.00 brass carb & governor rod & too numerous to mention. ets; metal kitchen cabinet w/ FRANKFORT 3 WF STR 388@$171.00 BARNES 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,280@$94.00 connecting rod, w/ trucks; 1929 ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES sink; several cream cans; sled; MARYSVILLE 1 BLK STR 645@$171.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,165@$93.00 Stover Type CT1, SN 201542, 1 oak drop front secretary; Bobtail 3 sq. washtubs; garden cultiva- ODELL,NE 2 XBRD STR 660@$170.50 BEATRICE,NE 1 XBRD HFRETTE 940@$93.00 & ½ HP. @ 600 RPM (was windmill weight horse; 32” CENTRALIA 4 BLK STR 497@$170.00 BERN 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,235@$91.00 tor; buggy steps; Model T tire AXTELL 1 BLK STR 640@$167.00 BERN 1 BLK HFRETTE 1,195@$85.00 shipped to Kansas City Pump house door w/ etched glass, elk pump; cherry pitter; scythe; SENECA 5 BLK STR 638@$166.00 COWS Co. Sept. 30, 1929); 1941 Mc- design; Conoco sign; Keynoil wood clamp; carnival canes; lots RANDOLPH 2 BLK STR 597@$166.00 MARYSVILLE 1 WF COW 1,250@$85.00 Cormick Deering 1 & ½ HP., SN sign; wood ice box, in pcs.; oak of figurines; other items too nu- MORROWVILLE 1 BLK STR 590@$165.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,185@$82.00 83541, 500 RPM; 1941 Interna- dresser; lg. Budweiser clock; merous to mention. DILLER,NE 3 XBRD STR 460@$164.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,225@$81.00 tional 1 & ½ HP @ 300 RPM to sm. church pew; dresser w/ mir- APPLIANCES, FURNITURE & DILLER,NE 7 XBRD STR 652@$160.50 MARYSVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,315@$80.00 2 ½ HP. @ 500 RPM, type LAA, ror; 2 nice rockers; McCormick HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MORROWVILLE 5 CHAR STR 585@$159.50 BERN 1 BLK COW 1,455@$80.00 SN 63788, no truck; Sattley Deering corn sheller; primitive Amana front load washer, white; VERMILLION 3 XBRD STR 670@$155.00 GOFF 1 RED COW 1,560@$77.50 Montgomery Ward 1 & ½ HP at table; pine table & chairs; bal- Matching electric dryer; newer BURCHARD,NE 1 XBRD STR 560@$155.00 GOFF 1 RED COW 1,445@$77.50 550 RPM, not complete; Old loon tire bicycle; galv. Maytag Kenmore refrigerator w/ bottom MAHASKA 1 BLK STR 685@$155.00 BEATTIE 1 BLK COW 1,310@$77.00 Lawn Boy engine; Briggs & wringer washer w/ electric freezer, white; newer Maytag FAIRBURY,NE 3 XBRD STR 678@$154.00 MARYSVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,325@$77.00 Stratton type LI, SN 3373; motor; cedar chest; camel back 30” gas stove, white; Emerson BURCHARD,NE 6 BLK STR 704@$150.00 BAILEYVILLE 1 BLK COW 1,390@$76.00 Briggs & Stratton WMB Type trunk; commode; KNDY mic stainless steel & black mi- WATERVILLE 8 XBRD STR 506@$150.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,155@$76.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK STR 755@$148.00 VERMILLION 2 BLK COW 1,410@$75.50 95376, SN 55818; 2 single cylin- radio; 2 cuckoo clocks; glass crowave; Gibson 23 Cu. Ft. MORROWVILLE 4 RED BULL 600@$147.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,350@$75.00 der Maytag engines; Kohler inkwell; lots of salt & pepper heavy duty commercial chest FAIRBURY,NE 1 BWF STR 745@$141.50 BAILEYVILLE 1 XBRD COW 1,600@$75.00 K160 7 HP. Engine; Maytag shakers, John Deere, Coca- type deep freeze; curved glass MARYSVILLE 5 BLK STR 720@$140.25 BAILEYVILLE 1 BWF COW 1,560@$74.50 manifold; 2 engine trucks. Cola & many others; some china cabinet w/ light & glass HANOVER 3 BLK STR 701@$140.00 GOFF 1 XBRD COW 1,480@$73.50 LAWN & GARDEN, TOOLS comic books; glass butter churn; shelves; china cabinet; dropleaf CENTRALIA 4 RED STR 776@$140.00 GOFF 1 RED COW 1,735@$73.00 & MISC. vintage electric toaster; some dining table & 3 chairs; chest of AXTELL 3 XBRD STR 781@$139.25 VERMILLION 2 BLK COW 1,310@$72.50 Snapper ZTR Yard Cruiser jadeite; 2 gal. salt glazed crock; drawers; end tables; set of 4 up- BERN 1 BLK STR 820@$135.50 VERMILLION 1 XBRD COW 1,270@$72.00 mower, 33” deck; Troy Built crock bowls; Coke drink maker; holstered wood frame chairs; 2 FRANKFORT 110 BLK STR 901@$135.10 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,125@$71.00 Chipper Vac; walk behind Snap- magazines from the 20’s & 30’s; double beds; glider rocker; small AXTELL 7 BLK STR 859@$135.00 BAILEYVILLE 1 BWF COW 1,670@$70.50 per Blackhawk mower; Snapper aluminum Christmas tree dropleaf table w/ 2 roller bottom BURCHARD,NE 19 BLK STR 825@$135.00 BURCHARD,NE 1 RED COW 1,840@$70.50 5 HP rear tine tiller; Snapper w/color wheel & original box; chairs; entertainment center; WATERVILLE 3 XBRD STR 683@$134.50 BERN 1 BLK COW 1,525@$70.50 snow thrower, electric start; 2 other vintage Christmas decora- knee hole desk; JWIN radio, FRANKFORT 116 MIX STR 938@$134.00 LINN 1 BLK COW 1,725@$70.50 HADDAM 26 BLK STR 833@$133.75 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,255@$70.50 wheel lawn cart; leaf blower & tions; chicken feeders; barb wire tape & record player; black of- CENTRALIA 5 BLK STR 842@$130.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,245@$69.50 attachments; Mantis garden collection; 8 pack Bar’s Leak fice chair; glass front display HADDAM 12 BLK STR 952@$127.75 BERN 1 BWF COW 1,595@$69.00 tiller; Robin string trimmer; Star tray w/ jars; 1949 Chevy dealer cabinet; sewing machine in cab- BREMEN 3 BLK STR 943@$127.00 FRANKFORT 1 BLK COW 1,280@$68.50 power washer; Toro leaf vac; price guide board; dolls; lg. inet; bookshelf; kitchen table; 12 SENECA 1 BLK STR 880@$125.50 BREMEN 1 BLK COW 1,570@$67.50 Mall model 12A chain saw; pitcher & basin; glass compote; folding chairs; tall wood cabinet; BAILEYVILLE 100 HOL STR 523@$125.50 BERN 1 BWF COW 1,770@$67.50 Craftsman 150 PSI, 33 gal. air doilies and fancy work; cam- picnic table; gas grill; hall tree; 4 BURCHARD,NE 8 BLK STR 953@$125.00 FRANKFORT 1 XBRD COW 1,110@$67.00 compressor; Rockwell 10” wood eras; lots of Avon Ruby Red drawer desk; lots of good Tup- HEIFERS VERMILLION 1 BLK COW 1,300@$67.00 lathe; 5 sp. bench top drill press; dishes; red ruffle edge glass perware; dishes; lamps, various FRANKFORT 8 BLK HFR 300@$209.00 BARNES 1 BLK COW 935@$66.00 Park router & table; bars; oil basket; set of wheat dishes; sil- types; Oreck & other air puri- BARNES 2 BLK HFR 252@$209.00 MARYSVILLE 1 XBRD COW 1,265@$65.50 cans; 22 pc. SAE & metric com- verware sets; tea pots; 2 an- fiers; goose neck lamp; Kitchen HANOVER 5 BLK HFR 282@$201.00 BARNES 1 XBRD COW 1,320@$65.00 bination wrench set; NAPA niversary clocks; rug beater; Aid mixer; other mixers; bread FRANKFORT 1 BWF HFR 330@$201.00 ADULT BULLS socket set; files; drill bits; ham- wood shoe stretchers; Gilbert makers; tower heater; electric MARYSVILLE 2 BLK HFR 307@$200.00 BAILEYVILLE 1 BLK BULL 1,685@$102.00 BAILEYVILLE 1 BLK HFR 295@$200.00 VLIETS 1 CHAR BULL 1,665@$85.50 mers; draw knives; socket sets; mantle clock; Texasware bowl; griddle; food processor; crock MORROWVILLE 3 CHAR HFR 290@$198.50 Skil saw; electric sander; wood LP records; coffee grinder; black pots; electric skillets; bakeware; WATERVILLE 17 BLK HFR 369@$192.50 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR 4/21/2016 planes; wood chisels; Skil jig metal trunk w/ tray; 4 volume lots of kitchen utensils & knives; BEATRICE,NE 1 BLK HFR 280@$191.00 2 BLK BULLS - 18 MO OLD TT saw; 100’ tape; belt sander; German dictionary; Seth lots of Corningware; nice set of WATERVILLE 7 XBRD HFR 424@$190.00 miter box saw; hand saws; Thomas mantle clock; airplane stainless steel pots & pans; BREMEN 6 RED HFR 355@$189.00 10 BLK & BWF PAIRS - 4-5-6 YRS OLD hinges; Dremel tool; sm. tap & clock; Novotny Bros., Odell ther- electric knife sharpener; canis- HERKIMER 1 BWF HFR 355@$189.00 5 MIX COWS - FALL CALVERS - 3 YRS OLD die sets; doweling jig; home- mometer; some old frames & ter set; lots of bedding; desk BREMEN 1 BLK HFR 335@$188.00 50 BLK STRS/HFRS 300-700# V HR made table saw; bench grinder pictures; toys & games; match- lamp; some hard cover books; AXTELL 1 BLK HFR 355@$186.00 90 BLK & BWF STRS/HFRS 400-600# WV HR on stand; pipe clamps; book top card table; die cast DVD & VHS player; newer WYMORE,NE 3 XBRD HFR 390@$183.00 Kerosene heater; sm. full di- cars & trucks, some new in box; Singer portable sewing ma- FRANKFORT 13 MIX HFR 404@$181.00 30 BLK STRS/HFRS 400-600# WV HR mension lumber; screw drivers; Nylint Briggs & Straton semi; chine; Kirby vacuum; sewing BERN 4 BLK HFR 396@$179.00 15 BLK STRS 400-600# WV HR sump pump; clay flower pots; 1969 Centennial Union Pacific box; seasonal decorations; lug- HERKIMER 8 XBRD HFR 403@$179.00 15 BLK STRS/HFRS 450-600# WV HR SABETHA 2 XBRD HFR 400@$177.00 yard sprayer; florescent lights; Railroad calendar; Snap-On 20 BLK & CHAR STRS/HFRS 450-600# WV HR gage; lots of cookbooks; food HANOVER 4 BLK HFR 395@$177.00 extension cords; garden prod- glasses; green McCoy vase; dehydrator; fruit & jelly jars; 18 BARNES 4 BLK HFR 433@$176.50 50 BLK & RED STRS/HFRS 450-600# V HR ucts; trash cans; alum. Step lad- granite pans, bakeware, baby qt. roaster oven; dehumidifier; BREMEN 11 MIX HFR 445@$175.50 9 BLK STRS/HFRS 500-550# WV HR der; garden & soaker hoses; bath tub; straw dispenser; Coors electric meat slicer; Edenpure LINN 2 BLK HFR 415@$175.50 28 BWF & RWF STRS/HFRS 500-600# WV HR sprinklers; foot scraper mat; pitchers & glasses; 2 Pyrex heater; many other items not FRANKFORT 2 XBRD HFR 437@$175.50 60 BLK STRS/HFRS 500-650# WV HR Craftsman shop vac; plant mixing bowls; Fire King pitcher; mentioned. BLAINE 6 BLK HFR 445@$175.00 starter shelves; 3 concrete deer; bassinette; 5 Snap-On belt MARYSVILLE 6 BLK HFR 455@$175.00 25 BLK STRS/HFRS 500-650# WV HR AXTELL 4 XBRD HFR 448@$173.00 50 MIX STRS/HFRS 600-800# WV HR VERLA RETTIG & THE LATE WILLARD RETTIG HOME 3 BLK HFR 478@$172.50 30 BLK STRS/HFRS 600-800# WV HR TERMS: Cash, Visa or Mastercard, or Good Check with Proper ID. Credit Cards not accepted for the purchase of BERN 16 MIX HFR 472@$172.50 70 BLK STRS/HFRS 600-800# WV HR vehicles or motorcycles. Settlement must be made day of sale. All property bid in at bidder’s risk and cannot be re- VERMILLION 3 MIX HFR 493@$172.00 20 BLK STRS 750-800# WV HR moved until settled for. Must have Proper ID for Bidder’s Number. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR FRANKFORT 10 XBRD HFR 472@$170.50 LOSS.Due to the possibility of incorrect information and typographical errors, the auctioneer, owner, and printer will CENTRALIA 6 MIX HFR 505@$170.00 62 BLK HFRS 800-825# WV not be responsible for any errors that might appear in this advertisement. However, every effort has been made to MORROWVILLE 6 CHAR HFR 422@$170.00 16 BLK STRS 850-900# WV HR describe the sale items accurately. The auctioneer’s announcements on sale day will take precedence over printed WASHINGTON 1 CHAR HFR 455@$170.00 material. Auction Co. reserves the right to remove problem people from the premises. RANDOLPH 1 BLK HFR 415@$170.00 CONCESSIONS: Trinity BAILEYVILLE 6 BLK HFR 460@$170.00 HOLSTEIN SPECIAL - APRIL 28 Lutheran Youth Group HOME 8 BLK HFR 548@$169.00 FIELDMEN Jim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson Trevor Lundberg 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 785-770-2271 Photo Gallery at schultis.com Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Frankfort, KS Barn Phone • 785-562-1015 www.marysvillelivestock.com 28-32.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:39 AM Page 30

Page 30 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Results announced for 14th annual Gold Bullion Sale The 14th annual Gold Wamego. Calling for bids Purebred bulls averaged Lookout & sold to Don, Bullion Bull Sale was held was Col. Garen Waldrod and $4672 and Sim-Angus Bulls Justin & Zack Krug, Russell March 6 at the Kansas Bull Ralph Brooks was the sale saw an average of $5109. Lot 3 $7500 SFI De- Development Center in manager. Cattle sold into Kansas, mension C2, Sim-Angus, By Missouri, Texas, Colorado, BC Lookout, & sold to Wray Nebraska and Arkansas. Cattle Co, Wray, Co. Lot 9 $9500 SFI Master- Lot 1 $7250 Brooks mind C5Y, Sim-Angus, By Capitalist C76, Sim-Angus, Connealy Final Product & By Connealy Capitalist & sold to Jim Neis, Eudora sold to Steve Irlbeck, Happy Lot 26 $7750 SFI Pioneer Tx CX13, Sim-Angus, By WS Pil- Lot 7 $7250 SFI Magni- gram & sold to DaltonNix, tude C4, Sim-Angus, By BC Tolar, Tx & Aaron Kiser, Lookout & sold to Wray Cat- Eastland, Tx tle Co, Lot 27 $7750 SFI Ac- Volume buyers were claim 35Z, Sim-Angus, By Jarod Walrod, Bronaugh, WS Pilgram & sold to Wheat- Mo., Wray Cattle, Wray, land Cattle Co. Bienfiat, Colo., Steve Irlbeck, Happy, Saskachewan, Canada Texas and Mike Albracht, Lot 44 $7500 Brooks Thurston, Neb. Look Out, Sim-Angus, By BC

REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION SUNDAY, MAY 1 — 12:00 NOON 1721 Little Kitten Ave. — MANHATTAN, KANSAS 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathrooms, 3,000 plus Sq/ft, 32,322 sq/ft lot. Stor- age shed, double car garage, walkout basement and two decks. Great Neighborhood on a large lot on the west side of town. OPEN HOUSE: APRIL 20TH FROM 4PM-6PM, APRIL 25TH FROM 4PM-6PM, OR BY APPOINTMENT. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Large house with new updates, Over- sized Lot with mature Trees, Lots of Room here! Sofa, love seat, massage recliner, coffee table, sofa tables, end ta- bles, sofa with matching wing back chair, oak dining room table with pedestal claw feet and 6 chairs, matching Lazy Boy recliners like new, bookcase, HDTV, 2 microwaves, queen size bed, box spring, mat- tress and matching dresser, full bed, box springs and mattress, black chest with open face Hutch, shelving, Parts bins, front-end rototiller, push mowers, microwave cart, dinette set with 4 chairs and matching bar stools, comforters, blankets, throws, pillows, sheets, roll top desk and matching chair, Corner TV table Cherry finish, office chairs, flat- KEY FEEDS 2016 MINERAL PROMOTION ware, glassware complete sets, Trinkets and collectibles, hall tree Oak, ball cap collection, puzzles and games, washer dryer, refrigera- Order by April 1 - Delivery by May 1 — Pay N Store Program tor, miscellaneous books, and much more. 10% earnest deposit down day of auction with the balance to beTerms: paid at closing on or before June 3, 2016. Closing costs split 50/50 YEARLINGS BREEDING HERD between buyer and seller. 2016 property taxes will be prorated at clos- ing. Property sells, As is where Is. Announcements day of auction KEY GRASS STOCKER 4 KEY 12x12x12 take precedence over any previous printed materials. KEY BIG 6 BREEDER MINERAL w/AVAIL 4® KEY CTC MINERAL KEY 12x12 IGR Jeff Ruckert, Auctioneer/Broker Manhattan, KS 66502 785-565-8293 CUSTOM MINERAL BUILT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS [email protected] www.RuckertAuctions.com SPECIAL PRICING 2 FREE BAGS Book before April 1 and receive for each 2,000 lbs. ordered Fourth & Pomeroy CALL KEY FEEDS TODAY FEED Associates, Inc. OFFICE

1-800-432-7423785-630-0161 BYRON THORESON Bonded & Insured FEEDS 785-630-0491 JAMES CARR SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY IN EMPORIA, KANSAS AT 11:00 AM 785-630-1049 TIM WILES 620-342-2425 or 800-835-7803 toll-free • Fax: 620-342-7741 Clay Center, Kansas 67432 Date: 4/13/2016. Total Head Count: 733. COWS: $73-79.00; $68- Joseph Ebert, General Manager 72.75; $67 & down. BULLS: $94.50-100.00. BULLCALVES 3mix [email protected] 2blk/bwf [email protected] 2blk [email protected] CLAY CENTER 6blk [email protected] 2blk [email protected] JC LIVESTOCK SALES INC. 2wf [email protected] 4blk [email protected] Wednesday Sale, Hogs NOON • Cattle 12:30 PM LIVESTOCK SALES INC. 2blk/bwf [email protected] 11blk [email protected] 3blk [email protected] PAIRS For the week of April 13, 2016: Cattle sales Tuesday, 11:00 AM. 4blk [email protected] 4mix [email protected] HEIFERS STEERS STEERS 21 937 139.75 Top Butcher Cow For the week of April 12, 2016: 4mix [email protected] 2mix [email protected] 1 330 218.00 34 874 139.50 $78.50 @ 1,485 lbs. 7mix [email protected] 3mix [email protected] STEERS 6 378 187.00 15 418 211.00 8 896 136.00 Top Butcher Bull 7blk [email protected] 5blk [email protected] 6 293 240.00 2 400 180.00 3 457 200.00 HEIFERS $98.00 @ 1,885 lbs. 5mix [email protected] 2blk/bwf [email protected] 2 340 218.00 6 439 169.00 20 490 197.50 7 376 181.00 7blk [email protected] 7mix [email protected] Bred Cows: 14 473 212.50 3 517 165.50 4 588 187.50 4 394 181.00 6blk [email protected] 6blk [email protected] $1,700 to $2,050 15 391 210.00 21 564 160.00 8 553 185.00 6 497 169.00 6mix [email protected] 4blk/bwf [email protected] 18 421 206.50 31 606 159.50 16 639 185.00 13 554 168.00 10mix [email protected] 12mix [email protected] Pairs: $2,200 13 454 206.00 2 653 153.50 8mix [email protected] 2blk [email protected] 27 631 184.00 11 529 167.00 11 483 205.00 16 661 150.00 2blk/bwf [email protected] 3blk [email protected] 16 676 175.50 2 658 155.00 Fat Hog Top: 3 532 195.00 9 673 146.50 6mix [email protected] 2blk/bwf [email protected] 34 732 172.00 4 651 154.00 No Test 17 596 194.50 13 712 145.50 3blk [email protected] 14blk [email protected] 14 756 164.50 58 681 152.50 9 586 187.00 9 776 140.00 3blk [email protected] 9mix [email protected] 12 818 153.00 23 749 143.75 Sows: $25-30 6 623 185.50 3 860 137.50 3blk [email protected] 3blk [email protected] 11 835 142.25 13 856 133.00 Pigs: No Test 7 704 178.50 11mix [email protected] 2blk [email protected] 60 946 141.50 17 733 171.25 Top Butcher Cow: 4blk [email protected] 6blk [email protected] CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 20, 2016 19 blk/bwf [email protected] 4mix [email protected] 5 864 143.50 $83.25 @ 1,665 lbs. 8mix [email protected] 7blk [email protected] 59 925 138.75 100 Ang X strs/hfrs ...... 400-600 lbs. Top Butcher Bull: 2bwf [email protected] 9blk [email protected] 65 899 138.50 60 Ang X strs/hfrs ...... 450-600 lbs. $100.50 @ 2,155 lbs. 4blk/bwf [email protected] 8mix [email protected] 15 Ang X strs/hfrs ...... 450-650 lbs...... Weaned 2mix [email protected] 31blk [email protected] 14 Ang X strs/hfrs ...... 550-650...... Weaned HEIFERS Bred Cows: 13blk [email protected] 2blk [email protected] 25 Sim X strs/hfrs ...... 600-750...... Weaned 1 285 200.00 $1,100 to $1,850 8mix [email protected] 11blk [email protected] 41blk [email protected] 6blk [email protected] 57 Ang X strs/hfrs ...... 450-650...... Weaned 3 325 197.00 9blk [email protected] 6mix [email protected] 4 351 190.00 Pairs: $1,400 to $2,750 50 Ang X strs ...... 525-625...... Weaned 4mix [email protected] 2mix [email protected] 60 Blk X strs ...... 850-900...... yrlgs. 3blk [email protected] 4mix [email protected] 65 mix hfrs...... 750-800...... yrlgs. CONSIGNMENTS FOR MAY 3: 3mix [email protected] 2 blk, bad eye [email protected] PLUS MORE BY SALE DAY! 3blk [email protected] 4mix [email protected] 5 Purebred Angus 2 year old pairs, excellent quality 3blk [email protected] 10 blk/bwf [email protected] If you need assistance in marketing your cattle please call & we will be happy to discuss it with you. 20blk [email protected] 24blk [email protected] 3blk [email protected] 9blk [email protected] Visit our new website at jccclivestock.com 16 blk/bwf [email protected] 15 blk/bwf [email protected] 21blk [email protected] 3blk [email protected] JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566 2blk [email protected] 5blk [email protected] Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene Clay Center Field Representatives: 6mix [email protected] 2mi [email protected] Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185 2blkbred [email protected] 2mix [email protected] THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT! YOUR BUSINESS ALWAYS APPRECIATED! KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT LYNN LANGVARDT KCLY-Fm 100.9 For Cattle Appraisals Call: Tues. & Wed. BRODY PEAK, 620-343-5107 GLENN UNRUH, 620-341-0607 8:00 am 785-499-5434 785-238-1858 785-762-2702 LYLE WILLIAMS, Field Representative, 785-229-5457 WIBW 580 - 6:45 A.M. Thurs; KVOE 1400 - 6:30-6:45 A.M. Thurs. & Fri. Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813 emporialivestock.com 28-32.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:44 AM Page 31

Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 Page 31 the spring. The numbers on funds are still carrying a L.L.C. specializes in risk man- the 18th may not show much large net short position in agement and cash grain and change, but by the 25th they the corn, but are quite long livestock marketing plans. will. Rain and better pro- in the soybeans and may not For information on the mar- duction potential will be be willing to do much more kets or our marketing service Schwieterman bearish to the market. buying without a pause in you can contact Bret Crotts at Since we can’t export much the rally. 888-437-9131 or bret@swbell. wheat our ending stocks are The June live cattle net. A marketingMarket commentary Outlook by Bret Crotts going to grow. The best stalled out at the 50-day The information contained hope for the wheat seems to moving average on Monday herein is based on data ob- be a weather disaster in the and had a difficult time tained from recognized statis- The April supply and de- export estimate when the since there is a tendency for Corn Belt and using wheat holding gains after that. It tical services and other mand report came and went May report rolls around. corn acreage to increase for feed. wasn’t a terribly bearish sources believed to be reliable. without much fanfare. It is Other fundamental news when the planting pace is Speaking of a weather week since we did see a However, we have not verified pretty common for the April we have to pay attention to fast. Also, the fact that the disaster in the Corn Belt, I very strong move in the such information and we do report to be a dull one, but is that the rise in soybean soybeans have greater bear- keep reading more and beef, but the futures did not not make any representations the May report should be prices will likely result in ish potential in the long run more about the potential respond well to that posi- as to the accuracy or com- exciting. The May report higher soybean acreage. may discourage some shift from El Nino to La tive information. The cash pleteness. Past results are not will give us our first look at The strength in the soybean switching as well. However, Nina happening quickly. A cattle trade is well above necessarily indicative of fu- the new crop supply and de- market has been impressive the fact that farmers can quick shift to La Nina could the April futures and that ture results. All statements mand numbers and should and will likely influence hedge in a profit on soy- result in a hot and dry sum- didn’t seem to encourage contained herein are current also have several changes to planting decisions. Lower beans will mean that some mer for the Corn Belt. Long any buying action, or bull opinions, which are subject to the old crop numbers as corn acreage is, of course, acres will get switched. We range weather forecasts spreading either. Look for change. The risk of loss in well. supportive to the corn and may not see the change in don’t always pan out very more consolidation in both trading commodity future We have seen a long makes the market more sen- the May supply and demand well, but there does seem to the live cattle and feeder contracts is substantial. You string of big corn export sitive to the weather this report, but it will show up be growing concern that cattle futures. should therefore carefully sales numbers and ethanol summer. More soybean by the time we get to the something could happen. A Lastly, I would like to say consider whether such trad- production numbers, so acreage could end up Planted Acreage report at month from now, if the 10-14 hello to Rex Headrick, my ing is suitable for you in light look for higher corn usage weighing very heavily on the end of June. day forecast is hot and dry, grandfather, who has been of your financial condition. and lower ending stocks in the soybean market if we Another thing to watch then we will have some- wondering where my arti- Neither the information, nor the May report. It will be don’t have any weather will be the rainfall totals in thing to work with. Until cles have been. Well, here any opinion expressed shall the opposite for the wheat problems. There is the po- the HRW Belt. Forecasts then be cautious. it is, and I shouldn’t have be construed as an offer to where we saw another poor tential for very large soy- suggest heavy rains in west- In the short run the corn, any interruptions until Me- buy or sell any futures or op- week of export sales. Low bean ending stocks in the ern Kansas, but we saw wheat, and soybeans all morial Day. tions on futures contracts. prices and a weak dollar next crop year if yields are forecasts for heavy snow in look ready for a setback. Schwieterman Marketing, did not help the wheat de- good and demand doesn’t western Kansas this winter The corn and beans in par- mand situation a bit. Soy- increase significantly. that never materialized. If ticular have seen strong bean sales have been good Open planting weather the rains do come then we gains and will need to have Beatrice Livestock Sales and it is possible we end up may offset some of the po- will see crop conditions im- a correction before they can move higher. The trading SPECIAL AUCTION - COW/CALF seeing an increase in the tential shift to soybeans, prove as we move through BRED HEIFERS - BRED COWS THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016, 11:00 AM Small-tractor sales continue to bolster • 40 blk Ang 1st calf families, Mitty Infocus son calves at side, calved Mar. 1-16, cows & calves pasture ready • 15 blk Ang 1st calf families, blk Ang calves at side, Jan-Feb-Mar calves, cows & calves pasture ready overall market growth, according to AEM • 15 Red Ang 1st calf hfrs, bred Red Ang Above and Beyond Son, calve Aug. 20-Oct. 20, OCV, pelvic measure Total retail sales of 2WD However, first-quarter encing the effects of persist- and higher used-equipment • 15 blk & Red Ang 1st calf families, Red Ang sired Mar & April calves at side, calves vacc. and 4WD tractors and com- 2016 sales of 2WD tractors ent lower commodity prices inventories,” said O’Brien. • 30 blk-bwf 1st calf families, Sitz Alliance Jan. calves at side, calves vacc. bines continue to track over 100HP declined 32.9 • 20 blk families, 1st calf to 4 yr old w/blk str & hfrs calves born 2-15 thru 4- 5, calves vaccinated higher than their compara- percent, and January-March • 20 blk families, 6 yr old-running age w/blk str & hfrs calves born 2-15 thru ble 2015 levels and five-year 2016 sales of 4WD tractors 4-5, calves vaccinated • 15 blk & red 1st calf bred hfrs, bred Red Ang, calve Aug., poured average, with strong under dropped 38.2 percent, com- WASHINGTON COUNTY • 12 Red Ang hfrs, open-750 lbs., Red Ang sired 40HP tractor sales offsetting pared to first-quarter 2015. • 24 Red Ang bred cows, 3-8 yrs old, bred Red Angus, calve Sept. 1 for 60 Locally owned & operated day period significant declines in the Combine sales were down LIVESTOCK, LLC • 4 Red Ang bred cows, 3 yr(3) & 5yr old, bred Red Ang, calve Aug 20-Dec 10 • 10 blk Ang bred cows, 3 yr-solid mouth, bred Simm Ang or Char, calve larger production equip- 14.7 percent for first-quar- Aug 1 for 90 days. ment, according to the Asso- ter 2016 compared to last WASHINGTON, KS – PHONE 785-325-2243 • 6 Red Ang bred cows, 7-8 yrs old, bred Red Ang, son of Big Sky, calve Aug. 15-Sept. ciation of Equipment Manu- year. **SaleFax: Every 785-325-2244 Monday at 1 PM** • 11 Red Ang bred cows, 7-9 yrs old, bred blk Ang, calve Aug.-Sept. facturers (AEM), the leading “Sales of the compact • 24 blk-bwf bred cows, 3-6 yr old, bred Simm Ang, calving now If you have cattle to sell, please call us anytime! • 6 blk Ang families, 5-10 yr old, blk Ang sired 2-wk old vacc. calves at side trade organization for off- utility tractors have contin- • 30 blk families, running age, blk calves born starting March 22 road equipment manufac- ued to benefit from their • 6 blk families, 6-7-8 yr old, Ang/Braun calves at side • 10 blk-bwf families, 3-6 yr old, blk Simm Ang calves at side, started Feb. turers and suppliers. broader customer base used CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 25: 35 Fall Cows. 15 calving date in small acreage farms in • 12 blk families, 4 yr old, bwf calves sired by Sensation Horned wf bull, 4 U.S. retail sales of farm Don’t Forget the Video as an option to market your cattle weeks old tractors under 40HP were addition to some livestock • 1 Red Ang breeding bull, yearling, sired by son of Julian 84S, BW 86, View our live auctions at www.lmaauctions.com semen checked up 33.2 percent for March applications,” said Charlie • 1 Red Ang breeding bull, 18 mo., sired by son of Big Sky, BW 76#, semen Manager: Matt Kruse, 785-556-0715 checked & trich tested 2016 and up 26.1 percent O’Brien, AEM senior vice FOR CONSIGNMENTS GO TO: WWW.BEATRICE77.NET year-to-date, compared to president. Fieldman: Terry Ohlde: 785-747-6554 the same time periods last “While some segments NorthSALE Hwy. BARN, 77 402-223-3571 - Beatrice, Ne. year. Retail sales for 2WD may show signs of leveling www.washingtoncountylivestock.comView our website for current market report! tractors of 40-100HP in- off or stabilizing, sales of DENNIS HENRICHS GALE (SLIM) HARDIN RICK JURGENS 402-239-8741 402-520-2911 402-520-0350 creased 10.1 percent in the larger production March compared to last equipment are still showing year, bringing year-to-date significant downward Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. growth to a positive 3.2 per- trends from last year; the 1/2 mile East of Holton, KS on 16 Highway Eureka Livestock Sale cent. marketplace is still experi- P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 Livestock Auction every Tuesday at 12 NOON 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 Serving the Midwest Livestock Industry for 64 Years! ****STARTING TIME: 12:00 NOON**** Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp ELDORADO On Thursday, April 14 we had 464 head of cattle on a active market. LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2016 RECEIPTS: 1238 CATTLE STEERS 3 blk/char [email protected] 8 wf [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] HEIFERS 6 blk/bwf [email protected] STEERS 13 hols strs [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] 2 bk gray [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] 316-320-3212 2 blk strs [email protected] 14 hols strs [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] 5 blk [email protected] 7 blk [email protected] Fax: 316-320-7159 4 blk strs [email protected] 3 hols strs [email protected] 2 blk [email protected] 4 blk [email protected] 2 blk/bwf [email protected] 5 blk red strs [email protected] 6 blk char [email protected] 6 blk [email protected] 4 blk/[email protected] 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, 8 blk strs [email protected] HEIFERS 16 blk/bwf [email protected] 3 wf [email protected] BULLS El Dorado, KS 67042 7 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] 9 red char [email protected] 2 blk/red [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] Market Report - Sale Date 4-14-16 Head Count: 1032 5 blk strs [email protected] 5 blk gry hfrs [email protected] 2 blk/bwf [email protected] 3 blk [email protected] 5 mix [email protected] 15 blk red strs [email protected] 6 rwf blk hfrs [email protected] 33 mix [email protected] 3 blk/bwf [email protected] 300-400 lb. steers, $140-$229; heifers, $130-$212; 400-500 lb. 6 blk strs [email protected] 8 blk hfrs [email protected] Preg Cows: $885-$1850. PAIRS: $650-$2000. steers, $135-$204; heifers, $130-$178; 500-600 lb. steers, $130- 6 blk strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] $199; heifers, $125-$164; 600-700 lb. steers, $125-$174; heifers, Butcher Cows: $50-$86.50, mostly $74-$83, steady to $2.50 lower 12 blk bwf strs [email protected] 10 blk hfrs [email protected] Butcher Bulls: $82-$101.50, mostly $97-$101 $125-$153; 700-800 lb. steers, $125-$156, heifers, $120-143; 800- 4 blk strs [email protected] 11 blk rwf hfrs [email protected] 900 lb. steers, $125-$150. Trend on Calves: Choice steer & heifer 15 blk strs [email protected] 12 blk hfrs [email protected] BUTCHER COWS BUTCHER BULLS calves, steady. Trend on Feeder Cattle: Not enough feeder steers 10 blk strs [email protected] 10 blk red hfrs [email protected] 1 char [email protected] 1 red [email protected] or heifers for a good market test. Butcher Cows: High dressing 17 blk bwf strs [email protected] 11 blk hfrs [email protected] 1 red [email protected] 1 wf [email protected] cows: $70-$79; Avg. dressing cows: $60-$70; low dressing cows, 15 blk strs [email protected] 10 blk red hfrs [email protected] 1 bwf [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] $30-$60. Stock Cows: Bred cows, $1100 to $2050, Cow/calf pairs, 16 blk strs [email protected] 11 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] $1,300 to $2,675. Trend on Cows and Bulls: Butcher Cows, steady 9 blk bwf strs [email protected] 7 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] to $2 lower. Butcher Bulls, not enough for a good market test. 8 blk red strs [email protected] 9 blk hfrs [email protected] 1 bwf [email protected] 1 blk [email protected] 11 mix strs [email protected] 28 blk red hfrs [email protected] 1 red [email protected] Registered Angus McCurry bull, 18 months old. 7 blk strs [email protected] 10 blk hfrs [email protected] 4 blk gry strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 21: Donated by McCurry Bros. to be sold as 12 blk bwf strs [email protected] 5 blk hfrs [email protected] • 18 blk & red - Angus Cows 3-7 yr old. Fall calves start calving fundraiser for Anderson Creek Fire Relief 9 blk strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] Sept. 10 for 60 day bred to Angus Bull. Dispersal from D. Seiler 17 blk strs [email protected] 69 mix hfrs [email protected] • 280 blk/bwf st-hef 500-600#. Home Raised weaned 90 days or We welcome your consignments! 67 mix strs [email protected] 10 blk red hfrs [email protected] more. Double Vac. If you have cattle to consign or would like additional information, 6 blk strs [email protected] • 200 blk/bwf/char st-hef 400-600#. Fall calves weaned 3-4 weeks. please call the office at 316-320-3212 Dan Harris, Auctioneer & Owner • 785-364-7137 Double Vac. check our website for updated consignments: Danny Deters, Corning, Auct. & Field Rep • 785-868-2591 • 100 blk/bwf st-hef 600-800# long time weaned & Vac. www.eldoradolivestock.com • 70 char/blk st-hef 800-900# Dick Coppinger, Winchester, Field Rep. • 913-774-2415 • 40 mostly blk hef 875-925# (open) Chris Locke Steven Hamlin Steve Aeschliman, Sabetha, Field Rep. • 785-284-2417 We appreciate your business! (316) 320-1005 (H) (602) 402-6008 (H) Larry Matzke, Wheaton, Field Rep. • 785-268-0225 (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 222-1199 (M) Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager Larry Womacks, Fieldman Van Schmidt, Fieldman Craig Wischropp, Horton, Field Rep. • 785-547-5419 Home Phone - 620-583-5385 (620) 394-3273 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) Barn Phone • 785-364-4114 Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 (620) 229-0076 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) Austin Evenson- Fieldman WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com Mobile Cell 620-750-0222 Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM EMAIL: [email protected] View our auctions live at "lmaauctions.com" If you have any cattle to be looked at call Ron or Austin 28-32.qxp:Layout 1 4/18/16 8:27 AM Page 32

Page 32 Grass & Grain, April 19, 2016 if the information is scien- how their dollars are being Why don’t I see more Beef Checkoff ads? tifically sound. Perhaps, invested – and the results of most important for beef pro- those investments. That’s Checkoff-funded con- get virtually all of their in- They use social-media share their thoughts about ducers, they look to social why you’ll find information sumer market research formation online, then use sites like Facebook, Twitter, beef and beef production media for quick and conven- about the checkoff in most shows us that the key gener- that information to draw Pinterest and Instagram to through these platforms. ient recipe ideas to feed places you look for informa- ation for beef marketing – conclusions and make im- get beef recipes and infor- And they look online for their families and help tion about the beef commu- millennials – practically portant decisions about mation about beef and the what their fellow consumers them thrive. nity, including through My- live on their computer de- agriculture and the food beef industry, the research are saying about beef, then While challenging, all of BeefCheckoff.com, our vices. They tell us that they they eat. shows. In addition, they look online elsewhere to see these interests translate to Facebook page, and our tremendous opportunities Twitter and YouTube chan- for the Beef Checkoff Pro- nels.” gram, because millennials To get a clear “first-per- are a growing influence son” view of what the check- with growing families, who off is doing to reach con- will make beef-buying deci- sumers through its multifac- sions for the next 40-plus eted digital marketing and years. In short, the checkoff advertising programs, check is constantly adjusting its out some of the effective beef promotion and educa- ways that the checkoff’s tion programs to fit the mil- marketing programs are en- lennial bill. gaging consumers into the “Now, when you remem- beef community today. ber that advertising and The bottom line is clear: marketing aren’t about Based on what millennials reaching those producing say is important to them, the the product – i.e. cattle Beef Checkoff Program is farmers and ranchers – but working diligently to make about reaching those who real, meaningful connec- purchase or make purchas- tions with these consumers ing decisions in consumer to share the positive, sci- households, it quickly be- ence-based story about all comes clear the cattle pro- things beef. It’s behind the ducers and importers who checkoff’s “Beef. It’s What’s invest in the checkoff might for Dinner.” ‘Above All Else’ not tend to see checkoff- campaign that reaches this funded advertising and mar- target audience in an au- keting as often as con- thentic, genuine way – not sumers do,” says Jo Stanko, only through communica- co-chair of the checkoff’s In- tions channels they use vestor Relations Working most – but also through Group and producer from hands-on opportunities for Colorado. “Producers clear- millennial influencers – all ly are not the target audi- toward building genuine ad- ence for beef-marketing ma- vocates for beef. With mil- terials and events, and un- lennials, knowledge plus ex- less you get most or all of perience equals believing. your beef information from “The future of the beef online consumer and food- industry depends heavily on media platforms, you proba- this next generation of beef bly will not see checkoff ad- eaters, and your checkoff is vertising often. seeing to it that they have “Of course, that doesn’t the information they need to mean it’s not there. Quite increase their confidence in the contrary. And that’s why you and your end product to the checkoff’s producer- make sure that beef remains communications program ‘What’s for Dinner’ for gen- works hard to keep checkoff erations to come!” says investors informed about Stanko.

Sell By STARTING TIME 10:30 AM Or Buy Cattle Auction Tuesdays We sold 1979 cattle April 12. There was good demand for steer 22 blk/bwf hfrs 416 @ 180.50 67 mix hfrs 781 @ 141.00 1 limo cow 1300 @ 70.00 1 bk cow @ 1185.00 and heifer calves at steady prices. Feeder steers and heifers sold 11 blk/bwf hfrs 415 @ 179.50 6 blk hfrs 758 @ 139.00 1 wf cow 1565 @ 69.50 1 wf cow @ 1175.00 steady to $2.00 lower. Cows and bulls were steady to $2.00 lower. 21 blk/bwf hfrs 459 @ 174.50 118 mix hfrs 807 @ 137.10 1 blk cow 1280 @ 68.00 1 blk cow @ 1075.00 8 blk/bwf hfrs 374 @ 171.00 7 blk/bwf hfrs 725 @ 136.75 1 blk cow 1220 @ 67.50 2 blk cows @ 1000.00 STEER & BULL CALVES 7 blk strs 553 @ 180.00 4 blk hfrs 408 @ 170.00 122 blk/char hfrs 825 @ 136.00 1 blk cow 1205 @ 67.00 COW/CALF PAIRS 1 blk str 255 @ 235.00 6 blk strs 663 @ 170.75 17 blk/bwf hfrs 520 @ 169.50 70 mix hfrs 869 @ 132.60 1 blk cow 1450 @ 66.50 1 blk cow/cf @ 1775.00 1 blk str 260 @ 220.00 5 blk/bwf strs 642 @ 170.25 5 blk/bwf hfrs 460 @ 169.00 1 blk cow 1415 @ 66.00 4 blk cows/cvs @ 1725.00 2 blk strs 280 @ 216.00 5 blk strs 614 @ 170.00 5 blk hfrs 490 @ 169.00 COWS & HEIFERETTES 1 red cow 1100 @ 65.00 1 blk cow/ cf @ 1500.00 2 blk/char bulls 250 @ 211.00 5 wf/bwf strs 627 @ 168.50 22 blk/bwf hfrs 517 @ 169.00 5 blk/bwf hfrts 1050 @ 118.50 BULLS 2 blk strs 395 @ 206.00 9 blk strs 573 @ 165.00 4 blk hfrs 530 @ 167.00 2 blk hfrts 908 @ 117.00 BRED COWS 1 blk bull 2380 @ 97.50 3 bwf/blk strs 458 @ 206.00 15 blk/bwf strs 582 @ 165.00 4 blk hfrs 518 @ 165.00 1 blk hfrt 1015 @ 108.50 1 sim cow @1500.00 1 blk bull 1835 @ 95.00 2 blk strs 378 @ 205.00 11 blk/bwf strs 647 @ 161.50 3 blk hfrs 475 @ 164.00 1 blk hfrt 875 @ 108.00 1 blk cow @ 1285.00 1 blk bull 1525 @ 90.00 5 x-bred bulls 343 @ 205.00 4 blk/bwf strs 709 @ 160.00 5 blk/char hfrs 507 @ 162.50 1 blk hfrt 1210 @ 105.00 1 blk cow @ 1200.00 1 red bull 2335 @ 90.00 5 blk strs 387 @ 204.00 5 blk/bwf strs 731 @ 160.00 8 blk/char hfrs 533 @ 162.50 1 bwf hfrt 1305 @ 104.00 8 blk strs 458 @ 202.00 6 wf/bwf strs 743 @ 158.50 3 blk hfrs 545 @ 159.50 1 red hfrt 1130 @ 97.00 10 blk/char strs 371 @ 200.50 16 blk strs 668 @ 157.50 6 blk/bwf hfrs 546 @ 152.75 1 blk hfrt 905 @ 90.00 CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 19: 10 blk strs 388 @ 200.00 39 blk/bwf strs 818 @ 148.50 • 14 blk Red Angus cows, 6 yrs-short solid, bred fall 1 blk cow 1410 @ 79.00 calves 17 blk strs 460 @ 199.50 122 blk/bwf strs 834 @ 148.25 STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 red cow 1510 @ 78.00 11 blk strs 473 @ 196.00 61 blk/bwf strs 887 @ 146.10 5 blk/bwf hfrs 559 @ 160.00 2 blk cows 1800 @ 77.00 • 70 Angus strs & hfrs, 400-550 lbs., weaned, vacc. 3 blk strs 422 @ 192.00 53 blk/char strs 869 @ 145.75 4 blk hfrs 571 @ 155.00 2 bwf cows 1468 @ 76.50 • 60 Angus Gelv steers & heifers, 450-550 lbs., prewean- 5 blk strs 548 @ 190.50 60 blk/red strs 861 @ 145.50 9 blk hfrs 618 @ 152.00 1 blk cow 1250 @ 76.00 ing, vacc. 9 blk/bwf strs 492 @ 189.00 6 blk strs 793 @ 145.00 9 blk/bwf hfrs 626 @ 150.00 1 blk cow 1140 @ 75.50 • 33 blk strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs., weaned, vaccinated 9 blk/bwf strs 500 @ 187.00 59 blk/bwf strs 927 @ 144.85 6 blk hfrs 638 @ 149.00 1 blk cow 1365 @ 75.00 4 blk strs 533 @ 186.50 61 blk/char strs 907 @ 143.25 3 blk/red hfrs 615 @ 147.50 1 blk cow 1610 @ 74.50 • 20 blk Red Angus strs & hfrs, 450-550 lbs., vacc. 4 blk/bwf strs 528 @ 185.00 60 blk/red strs 906 @ 142.75 9 blk hfrs 682 @ 145.75 1 blk cow 1750 @ 74.00 • 60 black Charolais heifers, 775-800 lbs. 4 blk strs 528 @ 183.00 59 x-bred strs 914 @ 141.75 11 blk hfrs 606 @ 145.50 1 bwf cow 1370 @ 73.50 • 70 black Charolais heifers, 800-825 lbs. 14 blk/char strs 522 @ 180.00 50 blk/red strs 979 @ 137.75 4 blk hfrs 606 @ 145.00 1 bwf cow 1330 @ 73.00 • 60 black steers, 875-900 lbs. 7 blk/red strs 535 @ 180.00 61 blk/char strs 977 @ 137.10 11 blk/red hfrs 637 @ 145.00 1 blk cow 1040 @ 72.50 • 61 blk crossbred steers, 900-925 lbs. 2 limo strs 518 @ 175.00 66 blk/bwf hfrs 760 @ 143.60 1 red cow 1175 @ 72.00 9 blk bulls 486 @ 174.00 HEIFER CALVES 5 blk hfrs 668 @ 142.50 1 bwf cow 1250 @ 71.50 PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! 2 blk bulls 470 @ 171.00 2 blk/bwf hfrs 265 @ 202.00 5 blk/bwf hfrs 703 @ 142.50 1 bwf cow 1310 @ 71.00 2 bk bulls 533 @ 168.00 5 blk hfrs 310 @ 189.00 4 blk hfrs 750 @ 141.00 1 blk cow 1445 @ 70.50 3 blk/bwf bulls 538 @ 165.00 3 blk/char hfrs 322 @ 189.00 CONSIGNMENTS FOR APRIL 26: STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 5 blk hfrs 455 @ 186.50 • 12 blk Red Angus cow & calves, 6 yrs-short, solid 3 blk/bwf strs 562 @ 190.50 3 blk hfrs 427 @ 185.00 mouth 4 blk strs 554 @ 186.00 3 blk hfrs 297 @ 183.00 WATCH OUR AUCTIONS LIVE ON PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! 6 blk/bwf strs 578 @ 185.00 6 blk hfrs 417 @ 183.00 DVAuctions.com Our CONSIGNMENTS can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscription FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES:

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