Dairy Farmer Finds Unusual Forage Grass a U.S

Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 17 Dairy farmer finds unusual forage grass A U.S. Department of Meadow fescue has been meadow fescue, helping it when they eat it. Casler Casler and his col- forage quality advantage Agriculture (USDA) grass long forgotten, although it survive heat, drought and used DNA markers to iden- leagues have since found over tall fescue and or- breeder has rediscovered a was popular after being in- pests. Unlike the toxic en- tify Opitz’s find. the plant on more than 300 chardgrass that may com- forage grass that seems just troduced about 50 to 60 dophytes that inhabit many Meadow fescue is very farms in the driftless region pensate for its slightly right for today’s intensive years before tall fescue. commercial varieties of tall winter-hardy and persist- of Wisconsin, Iowa and Min- lower annual yield further rotational grazing. ARS is USDA’s principal fescue and ryegrass, mead- ent, having survived nesota. Geoffrey Brink, an north, as reported in the A farmer’s report of an intramural scientific re- ow fescue does not poison decades of farming. It ARS agronomist working Agronomy Journal. Also, unusual forage grass led search agency. livestock. emerged from oak savannah with Casler, discovered that the yield gap begins to close Michael Casler, an Agricul- Casler has developed a Charles Opitz found the refuges to dominate many meadow fescue is 4 to 7 per- with the frequent harvest- tural Research Service new variety of meadow fes- grass growing in the deep pastures in the Midwest’s cent more digestible than ing involved in intensive (ARS) geneticist at the cue called Hidden Valley, shade of a remnant oak sa- driftless region, named for other cool-season grasses grazing. agency’s U.S. Dairy Forage and its seed is being grown vannah on his dairy farm its lack of glacial drift, the dominant in the United Read more about the re- Research Center in Madi- for future release. near Mineral Point, Wis. He material left behind by re- States. search in the March 2011 son, Wis., to identify the Non-toxic fungi called reported that the cows love treating continental gla- In another study, mead- issue of Agricultural Re- grass as meadow fescue. endophytes live inside it and produce more milk ciers. ow fescue had a nutritional search magazine.

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For our sale Friday, March 18 steers and heifers suitable for grass Paul Heidel Junction City 4 mix 6-8 $1,525.00 Ken Kramer Goff 4 blk 6-8 $1,425.00 were mostly selling at steady prices on the kind offered. Heavier BULLS — 1575-2250 LBS. feeder steers were in short supply at weaker prices while a good se- Hurla Farms Paxico Brangus [email protected] Brian Still Ogden 1 blk [email protected] COWS BY THE HEAD lection of feeder heifers sold fully steady. Cull cows and bulls stead- Age Mo. ty to $2 higher. Ron Say Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] A&D Lindquist AG INC Waterville 4 blk 2 8-9 $1,725.00 Charley Bowen Perry 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 14 blk 5-6 5-6 $1,700.00 STEER CALVES — 275-550 LBS. Dan Bacon Council Grove 1 blk [email protected] Dennis & Jason Bernasek Topeka 13 xbred 53$1,700.00 Donna Weisbender Manhattan 4 blk [email protected] Charles Anderson Topeka 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 15 blk 5-6 3-4 $1,685.00 Harold Alexander Clay Center 4 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 7 blk 5-6 5-6 $1,660.00 Chris Tenbrink Harveyville 14 blk [email protected] COWS & HEIFERETTES — 850-1750 NNR Wamego 12 blk 3-4 3-4 $1,650.00 Murrfield Farms McLouth 4 blk [email protected] Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 3 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 747-8 $1,650.00 Luin Berger Waterville 1 xbred 28$1,650.00 Paul Heidel Junction City 4 bwf [email protected] Downey Ranch Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Galen Hofmann Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 12 blk 3-4 3-4 $1,635.00 Chris Tenbrink Harveyville 13 blk [email protected] Berges Ranch Onaga 4 blk 3-6 7-8 $1,625.00 Rhodes Farms McLouth 1 blk [email protected] Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 4 blk [email protected] Puett Simmentals Manhattan 3 blk 37$1,625.00 John S. & Daniel J. Lee Potter 8 herford [email protected] Hurla Farms Paxico 4 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 4 blk 45$1,600.00 John S. & Daniel J. Lee Potter 15 [email protected] Downey Ranch Wamego 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 14 blk 32$1,600.00 John S. & Daniel J. Lee Potter 8 herford [email protected] Chuck Voelker Riley 1blk [email protected] Ken Kramer Goff 4 blk 5 8-9 $1,600.00 John Boggs Topeka 4 herford [email protected] Steve Suther Onaga 1 blk [email protected] Kenneth Renyer Westphalia 1 blk 38$1,550.00 Rhodes Farms McLouth 1 blk [email protected] Berges Ranch Onaga 2 xbred 7 6-8 $1,550.00 FEEDER STEERS — 550-800 LBS. Mike Farrell Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 4 blk 42$1,525.00 Paul Heidel Junction City 13 bwf [email protected] Bryan Blanka Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Ken Kramer Goff 3 blk 5 4-6 $1,525.00 Triple K Gelbvieh Bonner Springs 2 xbred 22$1,525.00 Kevin Wahl Blaine 7 blk [email protected] Tailgate Ranch Prairie Village 1 blk [email protected] Rick Sprang Effingham 1 xbred [email protected] Kenneth Renyer Westphalia 7 blk 2-3 2-5 $1,485.00 Mark Deweese Americus 37 mix [email protected] NNR Wamego 16 blk 5 2-5 $1,475.00 Ken Kramer Goff 1blk [email protected] Bill Sperfslage Goff 4 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 7 blk 5 2-3 $1,475.00 Murrfield Farms McLouth 13 blk [email protected] Ron & Justin Roeser Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 2 blk 5 7-8 $1,475.00 Harold Alexander Clay Center 8 blk [email protected] Bob Bennett Alta Vista 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 4 5 2-3 $1,450.00 Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 49 blk [email protected] Joe Minihan Blaine 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 11 blk 6 1-2 $1,450.00 Paul Heidel Junction City 4 bwf [email protected] Tailgate Ranch Prairie Village 1 xbred [email protected] R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 7 bwf 23$1,425.00 Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 26 blk [email protected] Bob Rogers Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] Luin Berger Waterville 1 blk 23$1,425.00 Murrfield Farms McLouth 39 blk [email protected] Craig Good Olsburg 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 3 blk 3-4 2 $1,400.00 Kevin Wahl Blaine 8 blk [email protected] Jack Austin Manhattan 1 blk [email protected] Paul Heidel Junction City 2 bwf 5-6 4 $1,400.00 NNR Wamego 2 blk 57$1,350.00 Brad Winters Woodbine 15 blk [email protected] Downey Ranch Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Winterman Farm Westmoreland 1blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 3 blk 3-4 4-5 $1,350.00 Sam Lobb McLouth 2 xbred 7-8 4 $1,350.00 Kenneth Reamer Delia 1 blk [email protected] HEIFER CALVES — 375-550 LBS. Puett Simmentals Manhattan 2 blk 45$1,325.00 Joe Miller Enterprise 4 blk [email protected] Sam Jahnke & Sons Junction City 1 [email protected] Steve Suther Onaga 1 blk 27$1,300.00 Mark Deweese Americus 27 xbred [email protected] Nancy Mercer Delia 1 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 2 xbred 37$1,300.00 Mike Nelson Leonardville 17 blk [email protected] Luin Berger Waterville 3 blk 2 1-2 $1,300.00 Chris Tenbrink Harveyville 13 blk [email protected] For our special cow sale held Wednesday, March 16 a large Berges Ranch Onaga 1 blk BM 7 $1,300.00 John S. & Daniel J. Lee Potter 7 herford [email protected] attendance of buyers were very interested in cows of all NNR Wamego 1 xbred 65$1,275.00 types and ages. Following is a partial listing. NNR Wamego 462$1,250.00 FEEDER HEIFERS— 550-875 LBS. Special Cow Sale Wednesday March 16th Sam Lobb McLouth 1 blk 52$1,185.00 Donna Weisbender Manhattan 7 blk 7 1-2 $1,175.00 Manville & Feldkamp Valley Falls 23 blk [email protected] REPLACEMENT HEIFERS BY THE HEAD NNR Wamego 1 blk 54$1,150.00 Bill Sperfslage Goff 4 blk [email protected] Gary Paulsen Manhattan 5 blk 2 3-7 $1,125.00 Mike Nelson Leonardville 87 blk [email protected] Dan & Linda Patterson Meridan 21 Angus 742@1,125.00 Dan & Linda Patterson Meridan 4 blk [email protected] Triple K Gelbvieh Bonner Springs 1 xbred 71$1,125.00 Mark Deweese Americus 37 blk [email protected] Donna Weisbender Manhattan 2 blk 2-3 1-2 $1,100.00 Kevin Wahl Blaine 5 blk [email protected] COW/CALF PAIRS NNR Wamego 2 xbred 52$1,075.00 Bill Sperfslage Goff 14 blk [email protected] Age Gary Sevenans Council Grove 3 xbred 4-6 6 $1,075.00 Mark Deweese Americus 24 xbred [email protected] Donna Weisbender Manhattan 10 blk 5 $2,150.00 Donna Weisbender Manhattan 2 blk 5-7 2 $1,025.00 Mike Nelson Leonardville 9 blk [email protected] David Porter Mayetta 2 blk 2 $2,100.00 Triple K Gelbvieh Bonner Springs 1 blk SS 2 $950.00 Chris Tenbrink Harveyville 9 blk [email protected] Donna Weisbender Manhattan 2 blk 5 $1,975.00 Paul Heidel Junction City 2 xbred SS 4 $925.00 Manville & Feldkamp Valley Falls 82 blk [email protected] Dennis & Jason Bernasek Topeka 7 blk 2 $1,975.00 Sam Lobb McLouth 1 xbred SS 2 $860.00 Dennis & Jason Bernasek Topeka 1 blk OO 3 $825.00 Murrfield Farms McLouth 31 blk [email protected] Donna Weisbender Manhattan 4 blk 5 $1,950.00 Donna Weisbender Manhattan 3 blk 4 $1,925.00 Dennis & Jason Bernasek Topeka 1 blk SS 3 $825.00 Julie & Eldon Sylvester Wamego 10 blk [email protected] NNR Wamego 1 blk BM 2 $710.00 Mars Farms LLC Vermillion 6 blk [email protected] Mason & Lisa Lee Alta Vista 7 bwf 7-8 $1,900.00 Luin Berger Waterville 1 xbred 3 $1,900.00 Triple K Gelbvieh Bonner Springs 1 blk OO 2 $675.00 Murrfield Farms McLouth 5 blk [email protected] Ken Kramer Goff 7 blk 4-6 $1,825.00 Paul Heidel Junction City 2 xbred OO 4 $600.00 Galen Hofmann Leonardville 17 xbred [email protected] Donna Weisbender Manhattan 6 blk 5-6 $1,800.00 Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 4 xbred [email protected] Alan Miller Alma 4 blk 5-6 $1,800.00 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 25: Galen Hofmann Leonardville 16 blk [email protected] M&M Cattle Holton 5 xbred 3 $1,800.00 100 choice red Angus & blk Angus strs & hfrs, all Manville & Feldkamp Valley Farms 10 blk [email protected] Tony Rice Emmett 2 blk 2 $1,800.00 shots, weaned, pre-conditioned, 500-700 lbs Don Pfuetze Eskridge 7 blk [email protected] Dawn Smith Hubbard St. George 1 bw 5 $1,775.00 80 choice blk & bwf strs & hfrs, weaned 2 weeks, Julie & Eldon Sylvester Wamego 20 blk [email protected] Austin Cline Frankfort 1 blk 6 $1,750.00 425-600 lbs Galen Hofmann Leonardville 6 xbred [email protected] M&M Cattle Holton 4 blk 3 $1,725.00 65 xbred feeder strs, 775-825 lbs Bill Boeckman Goff 7 blk 5-6 $1,725.00 Ed Winter Hiawatha 4 blk [email protected] 65 choice reputation Angus replacement quality Donna Weisbender Manhattan 7 blk [email protected] Brad Rice Lawrence 2 bwf 4-5 $1,725.00 Ken Kramer Goff 5 blk 5-6 $1,700.00 heifers, 725-775 lbs R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 5 Angus [email protected] R&R Suther Farm Westmoreland 6 blk 2 $1,675.00 30 blk strs & hfrs, poured, bunk broke, some Paul Heidel Junction City 4 mix 6-7 $1,550.00 weaned, 1 round shots, 500-600 lbs Steve Suther Onaga 4 blk 2 $1,525.00 17 Holstein strs, 500-650 lbs

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Alfalfa: Horse, 180.00-200.00; Dairy, Supreme, 135.00- grinding alfalfa and stock cow hay, moderate to strong 160.00, some 170.00 delivered; Premium 120.00-140.00; for alfalfa pellets, moderate for grass hay. Spring-like Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, weather will have alfalfa and brome producers busy 70.00-85.00, mostly 75.00-80.00, alfalfa Ground-on-the- putting on fertilizer and herbicide, and crop scouts look- truck 95.00-105.00, Ground and delivered 105.00-120.00. ing for aphids, weevil and armyworms. Movement of hay Grass hay: Bluestem Good, small squares, 3.50-4.00/bale, and roughages is active, both to local markets and long 90.00-100.00, Mid squares 70.00-80.00, large rounds 25.00- distance. If you have hay for sale or pasture to rent or 30.00/bale, 45.00-65.00/ T. Brome: Good, small squares, need hay or grazing, use the services of the Hay and Pas- 4.50/bale, 90.00-120.00/T, Mid squares, 75.00-90.00, large ture Exchange www.kfb.org/hayandpasture /default.htm round, 25.00-35.00/bale, 50.00-65.00/T, Fair 40.00-50.00/T. Southwest Kansas Grass Mulch, large round 50.00-60.00. Straw, small Dairy alfalfa steady, ground alfalfa steady to 10.00 squares 2.50/bale, some 3.50 delivered, mid and large higher. Movement moderate to active. Alfalfa, Horse, bales 50.00-60.00/T, some 65.00 delivered. Mike Fuhrman, a return buyer from Lancaster, and small squares, 220.00; Dairy, 85 cents-1.00/point RFV, ***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless otherwise Chris Logan from Weston, Missouri look over a set of Supreme 140.00-170.00; Premium 130.00-155.00, a little noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large squares un- Mill Brae Bulls. Photo by Megan Davis New Crop contracted 105.00 to mostly 110.00 standing in less otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small squares unless the field; Bunk hay 135.00-150.00; Utility-Fair grinding otherwise noted. Prices are from the most recent sales. *RFV alfalfa at the edge of the field, 115.00-130.00. Ground and calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDN calculated delivered locally to feedlots and dairies 140.00-155.00, a using the Western formula. Quantitative factors are approx- little Ground-on-the-truck 145.00. The week of 3/7-12 imate, and many factors can affect feeding value. Values RETIREMENTSATURDAY, APRIL 2 AUCTION — 10:30 AM 12,366T grinding alfalfa and 2,000T of dairy alfalfa were based on 100% dry matter (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). LOCATION: WYMORE, NE then South to Intersection of Hwy’s. delivered. BMR Sudan, Good large bales 65.00-75.00. Guidelines are to be used with visual appearance and intent 77 & 8, 6 miles East on Hwy. 8 to S. 148 Road then 4 1/2 miles South or SUMMERFIELD, KS then North to Intersection of PM6 grass, Good, small squares 175.00-210.00, large of sale (usage). Hwy’s. 99 & 8, 9 miles West on Hwy. 8 to S. 148 Road then 4 1/2 round 110.00. Teff grass, Good small squares 200.00. Source: Kansas Dept of Ag-USDA Market News Service, miles South or HOME, KS then 9 1/2 miles North on 16 Road. Straw, large bales 45.00-55.00, some 60.00 delivered. Dodge City. TRACTORS: 1991 John Deere Cornstalks 35.00-45.00, instances 50.00-55.00. Steve Hessman, Rich Hruska, OIC (620) 227-8881 24 hour 4755 diesel tractor, SN 7945 TILLAGE: John Deere 630 South Central Kansas price information (620) 369-9311 www.ams. usda.gov/ mnre- with 2562 hours, triple remote, 23.7 ft. disc; John Deere 960 Dairy and grinding alfalfa steady to firm, alfalfa pel- ports/DC_GR310.txt The Kansas Hay Market Report is pro- 15-speed power shift, 3 pt., 28 ft. field cultivator with 3-bar lets steady to 5.00 higher. Movement moderate to active. quick hitch, 20.8x42 rubber harrow; John Deere 980 28 ft. vided by the Kansas Department of Agriculture with techni- (60%), 10-bolt axle mount field cultivator with 3-bar har- Alfalfa, Dairy, 75 cents-1.00/point RFV, Supreme, 140.00- cal oversight from the USDA Agricultural Marketing duals; rear wheel weights, 10 row; John Deere 1710A 13- 170.00; Premium 125.00-145.00; Good 110.00-125.00; Utili- Service. suit case weights; 1990 John shank mulch tiller; John Deere ty-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field 85.00- Deere 4555 diesel tractor, SN 712 11-spring shank mulch 105.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots 115.00- 3972 with 2706 hours, triple re- tiller; John Deere 145H 3 pt. mote, 15-speed power shift, 3 5x16 plow; John Deere 4-sec- 127.00. The week of 3/7-12, 5,410T of grinding alfalfa and pt., quick hitch, 18.4x42 rubber tion harrow. 1,506T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: (90%), 10-bolt axle mount GRAIN CARTS, WAGONS, Sun Cured 15 pct protein 160.00-165.00; Sun Cured 17 pct duals, rear wheel weights, 4 AUGERS: John Deere 1210A 170.00; Dehydrated 17 pct 190.00-200.00. Straw, large suit case weights; 1968 John grain cart, front unload; Brent Deere 4020 diesel tractor, SN 420 grain cart, side unload, bales 50.00-55.00. CRP grass, large bales 55.00. Sudan or 196781 with 6498 hours, WF, Cane, large bales 60.00-70.00. Cornstalks, large bales 20.7x38 rubber; 2 Parker 4- syncro transmission, dual re- wheel gear gravity wagons, 12- 37.00-50.00. mote, 3 pt., front 10.00x16 rub- ton gear; Kory 4-wheel gear Southeast Kansas ber, rear 18.4x34 rubber (70%) gravity wagon, 8-ton gear; 3, 4- Alfalfa, brome and prairie hay steady. Movement front end bracket weights. * All wheel running gears, good; original, excellent. moderate. Alfalfa: Horse and goat, mid square 180.00- John Deere 4-wheel gear COMBINE&HEAD: 1988 7x123 ft. box wagon, hoist, 200.00. Stock Cow and sheep, mid squares Good 110.00- John Deere 7720 Titan II com- 7.00x15 rubber; hydraulic 6x12 140.00; Bluestem: Good, small squares 90.00-100.00, most- bine, SN 626567 with 2000 ft. hopper auger; Hutchinson ly 90.00-95.00, mid and large squares 65.00-85.00, mostly R.D. Laflin announces the the Angus bull and female hours, 24.5x32 rubber (95%) 32 ft. PTO 6 in. auger. 75.00-80.00, large rounds 50.00-70.00. Mulch, large rounds and JD 920 ridgid header with STOCK TRAILERS: 2004 alu- offering at Laflin Ranch Angus Performance Sale near bat reel, recent recondition in- 50.00. Brome: Good, Small squares 100.00-110.00 mid and minum Travalong 7x16 ft. Olsburg. Auctioneer Al Conover prepares to start the cluding bars, concaves and bumper hitch stock trailer; large squares 80.00-100.00, large rounds 50.00-70.00. conveyor chain, no corn or auction for this 111-year tradition of Angus genetics. 2000 steel Travalong 7x16 ft. Northwest Kansas beans since 1990. bumper hitch stock trailer. Dairy steady, grinding alfalfa steady. Movement slow TRUCKS: 1998 GMC Top Kick LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT: to moderate. Alfalfa: Dairy, Premium 125.00. Good, Stock C-7500 6.0 gas engine truck, John Deere 370 manure cow 100.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of 7720 miles, Fuller 5 speed spreader, no gate; Gehl 125 the field 80.00-100.00, instances 110.00; Ground and de- transmission, Eaton 21000# 2 grinder mixer, cable lift; 60, 8- speed rear axle, HD double livered to feedlots and dairies 115.00-130.00, most trade 10-12 ft. slant bar feeder pan- SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM frame, 144 in C A, 50 gal. step els; 12, 4-8-14-20 ft. tubular AuctionAUCTION will be held at the farm located at 11997 South tank, oil front hubs, torsion bar, gates; 8-10-12 ft. portable cor- Simpson Road, Assaria, Ks. (4 miles East and 4 ½ miles rear stabilizer, 11Rx22.5 rub- ral panels; 40 wire mesh hog South of Assaria, Ks or 5 miles East ½ mile South of ber, Scott steel stakeless 18 ft. panels; 10 wire mesh combina- BRIDGEPORT, KS box with cargo doors, SRT-2 tion panels; 10-12-14-16 ft. PICKUP, TRUCK, TRACTOR, LAWN MOWER & TRAILERS, roll tarp &Scott hoist * 1 wooden silage bunks; 6, 10 ft. SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 9:00 AM TOOLS, WOODWORKING TOOLS OWNER; 1991 GMC Top Kick wooden grain bunks; 4, 14 ft. AUCTION C-7 6.0 gas engine truck, square tube 5-bar corral pan- Celebration Centre, 1145 E Hwy 56 See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listings. 16,846 miles, AC, Fuller 5 els; 3, 20 ft. square tube 5-bar Note: There are many tools in good condition. Check our speed transmission, Eaton corral panels. 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All items are extremely clean, in outstanding condition and stored in shed, whether small items or mechanical. MARK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR AND THANKS FOR ATTENDING! TERMS: Cash or Check with photo I.D. No property removed until settled for. All bids off at Buyer’s Risk. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Lunch and restrooms on grounds. Photography by Regan. Log on: www.beatrice77.net (Click on The Auctioneers for photos) LARRY & DICK REINHARDT Phone: 785-562-9930 THE AUCTIONEERS Rick Jurgens Dennis Henrichs Gale “Slim” Hardin 402-520-0350 402-239-8741 402-520-2911 Clerk: Don Johnsen THE AUCTIONEERS FOR COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE! Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 19 Four ways to marry implants and quality goals By Miranda Reiman a 0.15-lb. improvement. plant studies compared vary- used,” Reinhardt says. 19.1%, but those with two leaves plenty of calories to In a perfect world, cattle That’s when it pulls grade ing dosages to non-implant- Splitting a high-dose implant implants actually had a high- help them grow and deposit growth promotants would out of them: when the im- ed cattle. Aggressive strate- may beat giving it all at er rate at 21.2%. Cattle im- marbling,” Fike says. The improve marbling, too. Short plant is going full-tilt and the gies netted only 1 lb. more once, especially if that’s on planted three times, howev- most aggressive strategy of that, feeders can strike a calories aren’t there.” gain than moderate doses, arrival. “That would fly in er, were the lowest graders at should be reserved for small- balance between grade and Agri Beef Co. adopted while dropping marbling the face of the theory that 16.7% CAB. frame, slow-growing cattle, gain, implant and marbling the strategy at its four feed- score a total of 35 points. “It one implant is better than “Most feedlot will give he adds. “As you increase levels. Here are four of the lots from Washington to appears moderate implants two for marbling score,” he two implants, and that’s fine aggressiveness of implant, top ways: Kansas to improve grade. best balance growth and car- admits. if the one on the front end is you’ll increase frame size,” 1) Delay implanting Scott Lindsay, Agri Beef cass quality grade,” he says. For support, an SDSU a lower dose like a Revelor- Pritchard says. “An over- until full feed. “It’s almost livestock division president, A recent Kansas State Uni- trial compared cattle given a IS® or Component-TE- weight is a horrific penalty, become standard operating says the increase in quality versity analysis by Chris six-pellet implant on Day 1 IS®,” says Gary Fike, beef so you’ll want to decrease procedure around here,” says came without a significant Reinhardt backs that up. to those given a two-pellet cattle specialist with CAB. potency if you’re looking at Robbi Pritchard, of South impact on performance, but “There is a fairly linear implant every 40 days. 4) Fit it to nutrition, that limit.” These rules of Dakota State University he was surprised by other depression in marbling score “You’ll end up with the type. “Going for quality thumb come down to bal- (SDSU). His team divided benefits. with increasing dose of im- same performance and you grade, the most important ance. “We don’t use a high 650-pound steers into non- “We cut our number of plant,” he says. Going from don’t do as much damage to thing is to never have an im- dose implant,” Lindsay says. implanted, estradiol-tren- bullers way back and cattle low-dose to moderate im- quality grade by spreading it plant dosage that exceeds “We know we have to be bolone acetate (TBA) im- appeared to come on feed a plant yields a performance out,” Pritchard says. Al- what the caloric intake can competitive, but the end plant at the start or TBA im- lot better,” he says. “The cat- boost, but jumping from a though that’s probably an support at any stage of pro- product to the consumer is plant at 850 lb. tle just didn’t seem to get as moderately-high to the most extreme example, splitting duction,” Pritchard says. very important to us.” That’s “If you impede marbling stressed, and we didn’t have aggressive level doesn’t dean implant is doable. That’s why many feeders as it should be, Tatum says. on the front end, you may to use as many meds.” liver as much punch com- A 2005 Certified Angus say their better cattle aren’t “Great taste remains the pri- permanently affect quality Trial and error says to do pared to loss in quality Beef LLC (CAB) analysis hurt as much by a higher po- mary reason consumers grade,” Pritchard says of the it when cattle are on full grade. looked at the effect number tency implant. often make beef their food of work. feed. “If we said we wanted 3) Repetition matters, of implants had on brand ac- “If those cattle are eating choice,” he says. “The goal Implanting increased hot to do it on day 20 and we but fewer not always best. ceptance rates. Going from well and charging the feed- is to take advantage of the carcass weight under both were in between rations, it Top factor in both perform- none to one dropped Certi- bunk every day, and you’re benefits of growth enhance- strategies, but the delay re- didn’t seem to work as ance and marbling score? fied Angus Beef® (CAB®) giving them calories well in ment without detriment to sulted in a 15% increase in well,” Lindsay says. “Total dosage of hormone qualifiers from 37% to excess of maintenance, that beef demand.” cattle reaching the premium 2) Less aggressive, bet- Choice or higher. 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(MM/YY) th 11 Annual Showpig Sale Valleybrook Farm Showpigs Saturday, April 9 2 p.m. at the farm Showpig Presentation by Sunglo Representative Brian Anderson at 12:30 p.m. Yorkshires, Durocs, Hampshires, Crossbreds We will be selling about 90 pigs out of the Grand Champion Barrow and Champion York- greatest set of sows ever for this sale. shire, 2010 Kansas Junior Livestock Show (.38 Special x Horse Power) Sires used: After Midnight (A littermate to Super Special and 8 Ball), Congratulations to Fritz Family, Kan., for a great job! Sires Used: Priority One, Augusta, Harley, Buffalo, .38 Special, Menefee Farms This sow is due Feb. 21 to .38 Special. Can’t Believe This Dirty White Boy, Woody The Doctor Pigs are available for viewing before the sale. Call for an appointment. After Midnight If you cannot attend the sale, please call us, and we can make other Woody Hung Jury, Black Tie Hung Jury arrangements to meet your needs. Animal House, Big Track Other 2010 winnings: Saturday, April 9th, 2011 • 1 PM • Reserve Grand Champion and Champion Dark Crossbred Gilt, Ring of Success At The Farm, Paola, KS • Champion Yorkshire Gilt & 4th-overall, Ring of Success Complimentary Lunch Will Be Served at Noon • Reserve Champion Yorkshire & Hampshire, Kansas Junior Livestock Show • First and (2) Second-place crossbred barrows, Kansas State Fair • First and Second-place Yorkshire and First-place Hampshire, Kansas State Fair Hampshire-Yorkshire • Six Grand and seven Reserve Grand Champions, 2010 Kansas county fairs Champion Yorkshire Gilt, Chester White-Crossbred 2010 Houston Livestock Show (Full Dimension x Horse Power) Congratulations and thank you to all of the 4-H and FFA members and others who have supported our 50-60 Barrows and Gilts Offered Congratulations to Brandi Henderson Delivery Available to Hays and points east along I-70. and the Whiteburough FFA. program. Great job to everyone who purchased pigs Both winners pictured above have the same dam! from us in 2010. Watch our website for online sales Menefee Farms Rewards Program and also www.showpig.com Therefore, this year we are pleased to introduce our “Rewards Program.” Sires of these pigs: Augusta, .38 Special, Harley, Mighty Mack, County Level: $100 Grand Champion Market, After Midnight, Can’t Believe This, Perfect Remedy, First Impression, Committed State Level:$75 Reserve Grand Champion Market Awards Eligible for Market and Breeding: $250 Grand Champion, $200 Reserve Grand Champion, Valleybrook Farm Showpigs $100 Breed Champion Mike, Debra, Brian, Kim and Leah Bond 20300 S. Paulen Rd. Overbrook, KS 66524 MENEFEEJohn MenefeeFARMS 785.453.2261 • 785.691.6539 cell 33670 Quivira Rd., Paola, KS 66071 [email protected] www.thepigpage.com DEALER Farm-913.849.3252 High-Point Duroc Barrow and Fifth-overall, Eastern Kansas Swine Series Directions: Four miles south of Overbrook to 189th St., take a right, drive two miles John Cell-913.285.2370 Multiple-Time Champion and Champion Duroc, west to S. Paulen Road, take a left, and drive 1.75 miles south. 2010 Coffey County Fair, Kan. www.menefeehamps.com (Buck Fever x JJ Pride) Auctioneer: Jason Flory, 785.979.2183 Congratulations to Kylie Holmes, Kan. Page 20 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 New 4-H leader selected for Kansas Barbara Stone, a former “The land-grant mission, ber of the senior leadership Thayer County, Nebraska 4- educating the people, is ap- team for National 4-H Coun- Yard & Garden Tips H member and career advo- pealing because it offers ac- cil, Stone assisted in devel- cate for youth development, cessible, research-based oping a successful $5 mil- is the new state leader for educational opportunities lion proposal for funding By Gregg Eyestone Kansas 4-H programs and to improve the quality of youth mentoring programs, assistant director, Kansas life,” said Stone, whose ca- and consulted on national State University Research reer has included Exten- committees strengthening and Extension. sion assignments in Nebras- 4-H program delivery in Sci- “Barbara has personally ka, Oregon, Texas and ence, Engineering and Master Gardeners Spring Back to Gardening experienced the power of North Carolina, and eight Technology, Healthy Living Spring is here and gar- roses at his home, which am. Carla Bishop will lead positive youth development years of senior leadership and Citizenship. dening is beginning. The was featured on the garden you down the right path to and, as her career has experience at National 4-H She was, she said, “at- Riley County Extension tour a couple of years ago. growing the many different evolved, become a proven Headquarters, the USDA tracted to the leadership Master Gardeners are con- He is a great teacher and kinds of daylilies. There is a leader with experience in and National Institute for role in Kansas because the ducting some classes to will get you past the thorns. recommendation list of strategic planning, fine-tun- Food and Agriculture state’s 4-H programs have a assist the gardener. Plan to K-State Research and Ex- daylilies that have been tri- ing the vision, identifying (NIFA) and National 4-H strong legacy – and a com- attend one or more of tension has a proven list of aled across the state. Bar- resources and building re- Council. pelling future.” the classes on the morning shrub roses available. bara Green will take you lationships to enhance Stone, who was selected While the new leader- of Saturday, April 2. In “Container Gardening” from an egg stage to full youth development,” said for the Kansas 4-H position ship role would seem to conjunction with the class- and “Plant and Flower Pho- flutter in developing a habi- Daryl Buchholz, associate through a national search hold the opportunity to es is a community plant tography” are scheduled for tat for these marvelous na- director of K-State Re- process, has experience in draw from her experience swap. the 10 o’clock hour. Colleen tive insects. search and Extension. curriculum, program and and build on her expertise, The location for the Hampton can not container I hope you can make it to For Stone, the move to professional development, Stone said: “The education- plant swap and classes is her excitement on growing some of these learning op- Manhattan in early May will evaluation and strategic al mission of 4-H remains the UFM Community Learn- plants in containers. How- portunities. Besides, I know be a move closer to the fifth planning. She has served in unchanged, but the chal- ing Center at 1221 Thurston ever, plants can be con- you will want to swap a generation family farm in many roles throughout her lenges and demands on the St. in Manhattan. To regis- tained and can give you a plant for one of my black Davenport, Neb., where she career, and is particularly vision of 4-H and land-grant ter for the classes, you may full season of harvest and raspberry bushes. grew up. And, with Kansas proud of developing state universities have evolved call 785-539-8763, email info beauty. Extension has pub- You can find out more in- 4-H headquartered on and local training materials dramatically.” @tryufm.org or sign up on- lications on growing vegeta- formation on this and other Kansas State University’s for the National Conversa- Stone describes herself line at www.tryufm.org. The bles and flowers in contain- horticulture topics by going Manhattan campus, it will tion on Youth Development as someone who has a deep plant swap is free. Bring ers. Sue Smith will get you to the Riley County, K-State be a return to her educa- in the 21st Century, which and abiding interest in en- some plants or seeds and focused on developing your Research and Extension tional roots as well, as were distributed to all gaging others in the basics: exchange for something photography skills to website at www.riley.ksu. Stone earned a bachelor’s (3,500) Extension offices in trust, focus, consistency and new. record your gardening edu. Gregg may be contact- degree in horticulture ther- the U.S. and led to $6.5 mil- communication so that peo- At 9 a.m., you can attend achievements. ed by calling 785-537-6350 or apy at Kansas State Univer- lion in rural youth develop- ple find meaning and value either “Drip Irrigation for “If you Like Daylilies” or stopping by 110 Courthouse sity to begin her career. ment funds annually. in the work of youth devel- the Novice” or “Growing “Butterflies in Your Gar- Plaza in Manhattan or e- She subsequently Stone also served as the opment, and, through their Roses in Riley County.” den,” are the topics at 11 mail:geyeston @ksu.edu. earned a master’s degree in chief architect for an is- involvement, bring dignity Dick Green will lead the irrigation class and not get horticultural science at the sues-identification process to the people whom we TRACT #2 University of Nebraska, and conducted by Extension ed- serve. you all wet. Dick put in the TRACT #1 HOUSE began an Extension career ucators in Texas’ 254 coun- The goal, she said, is to drip system at the Master 140 ACRE TRACT #3 that combined her expert- ties. The process, which in- nurture timely – and effec- Gardener butterfly garden FARM REAL ESTATE VACANT ise in horticulture with volved more than 10,000 cit- tive – educational opportu- at the Sunset Zoo. Jim LOTS youth development educa- izens and 12 state agencies, nities for Kansas youth as Roush is our committee tion. resulted in seven statewide our society and culture chair for the KSU Gardens THURSDAY,AUCTION APRIL 7 — 7:30 PM Stone’s Extension work initiatives that have driven evolve. rose garden. Jim has many Sale held at Olpe Chicken House — OLPE, KANSAS included assignments with funding requests, guided TRACT #1 — 140 ACRE FARM 4-H youth development, and program delivery and in- From Olpe, KS: 4 miles North on Hwy. 99 to Road 110, West 2 1/2 sparked further interest in creased strategic partner- miles on Road 110 to Road H, then 3/4 mile North to Southeast – and a passion for – youth ships. FARM MACHINERY AUCTION corner of property. SATURDAY, APRIL 9 — 10:00 AM From Emporia: 5 miles South on Hwy. 99 to Road 110, West 2 1/2 development and the land- And, among numerous At the farm, 4 miles east of Washington, Kansas, at the inter- miles on Road 110 to Road H, 3/4 mile North to Southeast corner section of 17th Road (US36) and Upland Road. grant mission, she said. accomplishments as a mem- of property. Farm lays from Road H West to Road G. TRACTORS: 1977 Case 2870, 4wd, cab, 3 point, w/Dengelman 12 dozer, SN 8826098; 1984 IHC 5288, heavy front axle, good 44.75 Acres Cropland, 73 acres mow land, balance homestead, 20.8x38 radials, 6,900 hours (underhaul at 4,700 hours), SN timber, wasteland and roads. Older 2 bedroom house with rural 2580005U005626, one owner; 1960 Massey-Ferguson 65 high water. House has 768 sq. ft., according to the Lyon County Ap- MESSNER FARMS clear, new13.5x38’s, factory LP gas, horizontal muffler, power praisers Office. No warranties on house. Sewer system NOT ap- steering, new paint; 1956 Ford 861, gas, 5 speed, 4,506 hours, proved by the Lyon County Health Department. Termite inspection SPRINGPrivate SHOW Treaty PIG Sales & Starting GOAT SALE runs good, SN 8607502; 1973 IHC 1066, good 18.4x38’s, TA not will be furnished by seller. House is presently rented for $100 per good, recent engine overhaul, 9,565 hours, cab, month until June 1, 2011. 2610172UO29835; IHC B, narrow front, w/cane wiper. Cropland rented for 2011; owner receives 1/3 of crop delivered to SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 1999 Bradford Built 22 ft., 600 bushel sin- nearest elevator and pays 1/3 of seed, fertilizer and chemicals. gle hopper grain trailer, tandem axle, Shur Lock rollover tarp; 1970 Tenant receives 2/3 of crop. Government subsidy is split 1/3 Quality Set of January & February Pigs owner, 2/3 tennant. 2010 DCP payment was $353.00 Durocs - Spots - Crosses IHC 1600 truck, 4x4, cab & chassis, 345 V-8, 4&2, 87,500 miles, no PS, was a school bus; 1987 Mazda B2200 pickup , 4 cylinder, TAXES for 2010: $621.92 Call toDecember-January set up an appointment Born to view Goats anytime! 5 speed; 1975 Chevrolet C-20 pickup w/ Kelly Ryan feed box, 4x4, 350 V-8, auto; 1968 Chevrolet truck, 350 V-8, 4&2, 8.25x20’s, 16 Great homesite, hunting and a great place to winter cattle. Congratulations To All Winners Reported ft. bed & hoist; 1969 GMC 7000 truck, Detroit Diesel, 5&2, w/Harsh Last Year In Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, mixer box; 1998 Trailmann 2000, 6’8”x20 gooseneck stock trailer; TRACT #2 HOUSE & LOT at 406 Iowa Street, Olpe Texas, Colorado, Nebraska & Wyoming! Huskee 150 bu. Gravity wagon on 4 wheel gear. Older 2 story home in need of some repair on a lot approx. 118’x175’ COME JOIN THE WINNERS!! OTHER MACHINERY: John Deere 5400 self propelled forage har- Trust Us With Helping To Select Your next Champion! vester, rear wheel assist, 6,970 hours, OH’d at 5,000 hours, JD LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot for Tract #2 will be surveyed. For more information or to have us make selections for you, please give us a call. Duradrum head, good tires, SN 049134E; 3 row 30 inch row head To View property, call Auctioneer. Messner Farms, 1824 Hwy. 75, Caney, KS 67333 for JD 5400, rebuilt; JD 9 ft. dozer blade; Pair of JD 8 hole wheels GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Older 2 story home with 4 rooms and Brett: 620-870-9070 • Brian: 620-515-3348 w/18.26 tires; 1982 Massey-Ferguson 850, Diesel, hydro, cut bath on 1st floor and 4 bedrooms on 2nd floor. The house has Farm: 620-879-2940 • Richard: 620-515-3940 wheat in 2010, one owner, SN 169624819; MF 20 ft. grain head; 1,800 sq. ft. of living space according to Lyon County Appraisers MF 18 ft. grain head; JD to Gleaner Bish head adaptor; JD 653A records. Full basement, furnace in basement. The home has sid- row head; Case-IH 4300, 26 ft. field cultivator w/harrow; JD ing and storm windows. House needs repair on porches. 11710A, 11 shank chisel; JD 230, 22 ft. tandem disc; New Holland 277 baler, twine tie; John Deere 44 manure spreader; John Deere Sellers to furnish marketable title only; no warranties on house, 37 pull type 7 ft. sickle mower; John Deere 4 wheel silage wagon furnace, electrical or plumbing. w/hoist; IHC 470, 16 tandem disc; John Deere 9 ft. mtd. sickle TAXES for 2010: $1,238.44 is for both Tracts 2 & 3. mower; Saddle tanks, new; Moridge grain dryer; Kelly Ryan feed Termite inspection will be furnished by seller. AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:00 AM wagon, big tires, good; Ford 3 pt. equipment; BMB 4 ft. rotary 200 Pine Street — GREENLEAF, KANSAS mower; 3 pt. dirt scoop; 2 row rotary moldboard lister; 2 row 3 pt. TRACT #3 APPROXIMATELY 6.8 ACRES monitor; homemade post hole auger; rear mount cement mixer, Grass and unimproved building sites, excluding street, right-of- ANTIQUE FURNITURE: 3 dressers with mirrors; Iron bed; 2 rock- way according to Lyon County Zoning mapping dept. ing chairs; Arm chair; Sewing machine table; Oak Icebox; Oak very good; pickup stock racks; fuel barrels; F & F mist sprayer; crank Telephone; Kitchen table with 4 chairs; Estate Refrigerator stainless steel tank; V-plow snow blade; Lincoln portable Partial access to property from the following streets: East Street, 18 Cu. Ft.; Amana glass top cook stove; Step stool; 7 Cu. Ft. deep welder/generator, does not work. East Listerscheid Street and East Attendorn Street and Schreiners freeze; utility shelves; Utility cabinet; 2 sausage grinders; Knife Avenue. sharpener; Ornate Kerosene lamps; Scunci Steamer; Claw-foot STANFORD & GLENDA STAMM This tract is rented for Hay in 2011; 1/3 owner & 2/3 tennant. TRACTOR, COMBINE, TRUCKS: 1981 JD 4440 tractor, 2wd, Parlor table; Library Table; Divan; Nice Secretary; stuffed chairs; TAXES are included with Tract 2 Ottoman; trunk; Wash tub; Several primitive boxes; pop bottles; 2 power shift, CAH, 8,700 hours, SN 025265; 1983 JD 7720 com- bentwood chairs; Dresser; Misc Oak Chairs; 2 wood benches; bine, hydro, w/920 grain head; JD 653A 6 row 30 inch row crop GENERAL SALES INFORMATION Glass front cupboard; crock Jug; Coal bucket; Lantern; head; 1978 Ford F-600 truck, 16 ft. bed & hoist, V-8, 5&2, dual TAXES: Seller pays all prior years taxes. Buyer pays all 2011 Washboards metal & Glass; colored Jars; fruit Jars; Other misc tanks, shows 50,000 miles; 1964 Chevrolet C-60 truck, flatbed, V- taxes and get all 2011 income on farm with exception of house household items. 8, 4 speed, not running. which taxes will be prorated. Tract #2 (House). Taxes for 2011 will GUNS: Semi-Auto Pistole Model 27 Kal 7.65 (32) brought back OTHER MACHINERY: JD 450 grain drill, 21x7, dry fertilizer, dou- be prorated to day of closing. Tract #3, buyer gets income and from the war; Wartime knife; 2 pellet pistols; Massachusetts Arms ble disc; JD 7000, 6 row 30 inch planter, plate type, no-till coulters, pays all 2011 taxes. 12-Ga single shot. new V openers; JD 15 ft. grain head w/6 Hesston Headhunters; JD MERCHANTABLE TITLE: Title insurance cost will be split 50-50 OUTDOOR/YARD & GARDEN: Long handled tools; air compres- 9 ft. dozer blade; JD 145, 4-16 semi-mtd. plow; JD 127, 5 ft. pull by the buyer and seller. sor; Extension cords; Schumacher 2/10 Battery Charger; Murray type rotary mower; JD 350, 3 pt. 9 ft. sickle mower; JD 6 row 30 TERMS: 10% down day of auction. Balance at closing in 30 days. 17HP 42” cut Mower; Fertilizer spreader; Bench grinder; Angle inch 3 pt. rotary hoe; JD 896A 2 wheel hay rake; 18.4x34 & All financial arrangements must be made prior to auction. 18.4x38 clamp on duals; 4 wheel flare box grain trailer. grinder; Vise; Clamps; Small Hand tools; Grease Gun; Saw hors- MINERALS: All the seller’s mineral interests transfer with the real es; garden hose; Elec. weed eater; 3 levels; Draw knife; ½” drive estate at the time of closing. socket set; 3/8” drive socket set; drill bit set; 4 hand saws; 2 corn GARY & CAROL STAMM knives; Crescent wrenches; Gas cans; several full sheets of new The following will be sold for neighbors: IHC Hydro 70, row INSPECTIONS: Buyer should make all inspections of the proper- tin; Floor Jack; ½ hp motor; trash cans; metal trays; cross cut saw; crop, Diesel, w/Leon front end loader; Ford 841 Diesel, 4 speed, ty and improvements prior to the sale. These tracts are being sold Weed sprayers; Cast iron pans; Metal suitcase; Squirrel Cage fan; runs good, SN 34914; NH 782 pull type forage harvester, w/metal “as is” and are not subject to inspections. alert, 2 row head; JD 800 swather, 12 ft. draper head. Limb loppers; 3 scoop shovels; Assortments of nuts, screws, bolts; PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 9th Many other items day of the sale. Terms: Cash or good check. Announcements the day of the All statements made day of sale take precedence over print- John took great care of his stuff. The antique furniture looks auction take precedence over printed advertising. Lunch. ed material. All information is obtained from sources deemed NO SMALL ITEMS. BE ON TIME. like new! Refreshments available Auction by to be reliable but are not guaranteed by the Seller or Selling Agent. In order to obtain further information or make arrange- SELLER: JOHN DEPEW ments to view the property please contact the Selling Agent. ESTATE OF DONALD F. HAAG, SELLER Auctioneers: Raymond Bott, Lee Holtmeier, Luke Bott AUCTIONEER: JOHN FLOTT Mark Uhlik, Broker / Auctioneer: 785-325-2740 Washington, Kansas 785-325-2734 or 747-8017 Cell: 620-340-3920 • Eve: 620-342-5034 Clerk: Karen Stewart Professionalwww.BottRealtyAuction.com Real Estate and Auction Service Agent for Seller, Farm & Home Real Estate www.KsLandCo.com Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 21 Kansas Limousin breeders to gather in Salina April 2 Limousin enthusiasts ested in this agenda item Chelsea holds bachelor’s also has written for nu- and leave a bid for an held at the Farmers and will be gathering in Sali- you will want to be there degrees from Kansas merous agriculture publi- item you might be inter- Ranchers Sale Facility at na on April 2nd and 3rd and hear about the State University in Agri- cations and is a frequent ested in. 1:00 p.m. If you would for a great weekend of ac- changes. cultural Communications contributor to Kansas Then on Sunday, April like a catalog please con- tivities. Saturday, April The evening meal will and Journalism, Political Livestock Association’s 3rd, the 19th Annual tact Jerry Meek at 913- 2nd there will be several be at no charge if you re- Science and Public Re- Kansas Stockman maga- KLBA Spring Sale will be 594-1453. items on the day’s agen- serve your meals by lations. She also re- zine. da. This year the hotel March 28th. Contact ei- ceived her master’s de- Members, please re- headquarters is the Ra- ther Jerry Meek at 913- gree in Communication member to bring your FARM & RANCH EQUIPMENT mada Conference Center 594-1453 or limobul@wild Studies from Kansas auction items; this is a at 1616 W. Crawford-785- blue.net or Karen Camp- State. Her thesis re- great way to help support 823-1739. A Limousin bell at 913-727-5407 or search focused on how your association. They block of rooms will be at kcampbell@ksde. org. If beef producers can effec- can be items that you buy AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:00 AM LOCATION: 1863 Spring Creek Road the rate of $57.00 and you do not have a reserva- tively communicate to a or items that you create must be reserved by tion the charge will be public removed from yourself (baking items COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS March 20th. $10.00 per person. agriculture. Her previous are always a great item). DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 177 turn West onto 8th Street (last street on south side of town), go 3 miles West on 8th St. The sale consignors The afternoon and work experiences in- If anyone knows what (Spring Creek Rd.) to auction site. will be bringing in their evening activities will be clude internships with they will be donating call For health reasons, we are moving to Emporia and will sell the cattle during the morning held at a new location – American Farm Bureau Jerry Meek sos that it can following: and early afternoon. the Friendship Center at Federation, the Angus be listed on the website. TRUCKS & TRACTORS: 2003 F350 Ford Super Duty, standard Then all KLBA members 746 Commanche Ave. in Journal, Certified Angus If you cannot attend, but cab, 4x4, V10, auto, like new tires, approx. 61,000 mi., flatbed, 5th and any interested cattle- Salina (Exit 92 off of 135). Beef and K-State’s Beef would like to send a bid, wheel, AC, CD, PW/PL, cruise; 1967 F600 Ford Truck with dump, men will be assembling at The Kansas Jr. Limousin Cattle Institute. She call any board member V8, 5+2 speed, metal bed flooring; 1998 F150 Ford Ext. cab, 3rd the Farmers and Ranch- Breeders will be meeting door, 4x4, V8, flatbed, auto, AC, cruise, CD player, approx. 144,000 mi. with 1000 lb. Luco cake feeder; Allis Chalmers D17, ers facility for the 2011 in the afternoon as they Series IV, gas, hydraulic, snap hitch, hay fork, PTO, newer tires, annual meeting at around prepare the meal for the sells with Bush Hog Freeman 3000 loader with 5’ bucket; Allis 2:00 p.m. They hope evening. Admire plans Chalmers 200 tractor with cab, diesel, power steering, PTO, 2 hy- everyone will plan on at- The evening activities draulics; Ford 3400 tractor, gas, front loader with 5’6” bucket, bale fork, PTO, 2 hydraulics; Ford 8600 tractor, diesel sells with GB 900 tending as they will be at the Friendship Center Hi-Master loader with 7’ bucket, hay fork, PTO, 2 hydraulics. discussing many items will be the evening social, 125th celebration The town of Admire email Jami at jpt- GUNS: Hopkins & Allen Arms 44 cal. shotgun; Winchester 22 cal. and voting on new board banquet and benefit auc- is in the process of [email protected]. They Model 1906; Glenfield 30-30 cal. Model 30A, lever action Marlin; members for the upcom- tion. Attendees will be Hawthorne 22 cal. Model 880 semi-auto; Remington Gamemaster planning their 125th are looking for pic- ing year. If you plan on hearing from Chelsea Model 760, 270 cal. rifle with Weaver 3x9 scope; German Mauser celebration, and re- tures, history and arti- rifle, 8mm bolt action, bnz 42, Mod 98, with German Swastika attending and showing at Good, who is the director quests the public’s help. cles. marking; gun cabinet, holds 7 guns and storage. the Kansas State Fair of communications for Anyone with history on Many activities are ATV: 2003 Arctic Cat 250 4-wheeler, 2-wheel drive, approx. 3,803 this year there will be the Kansas Department Admire and the sur- planned for the week- miles; 2001 Arctic Cat 300 4-wheel drive, approx. 1,968 miles; 1985 some changes to how they of Agriculture and a rounding communities end of October 8, so Honda ATC 110 3-wheeler. will be spending the second-year law student is asked to contact mark your calendars TRAILERS: 1994 stock trailer, 20’ Diamond D, 6’8” wide, 2 - 7000 KLBA money for premi- at Washburn University. LeRoy at 620-528-3339 or and plan to attend. lbs. axles, 5th wheel, wood floor in good condition; 2002 PJ flatbed ums, so if you are inter- A Parker, Colo. native, trailer, 5th wheel, slide-in ramps, 8’5” wide, GVW=14,000. HAY EQUIPMENT: JD 336 baler, twine tie; Hesston 560 round baler with kicker, remote controls, self-contained hydraulics; 1014 Hesston center pivot swather; 900 Hesston self-propelled swather. Kansas Limousin Breeders Association FARM EQUIPMENT: Priefert Rancher chute with palpation cage, SN 52186, front or side release; 3 pt. big bale unroller; 12’ EZ Flow grass seeder; 2 Allis Chalmers side delivery rakes, PTO driven; shop built swather trailer; 3 section flex harrow; 10’ 7-shank 3 pt. 19th Annual Sale chisel; 2 - 1 section flex harrows; 500-gal. water tank on stand; 200-gal. sprayer, 24’ boom on rubber; 15-gal. electric sprayer for 4- wheeler; 50-gal. electric sprayer on 2-wheel trailer for 4-wheeler; Sunday, April 3 1:00 PM 200 lb. propane tank on stand; 250-gal. propane tank with Wet Leg; 6’ King Cutter finish mower, 3 pt. hitch; 4-wheel hayrack on rubber, factory built; 2-wheel pickup bed trailer; 2-wheel utility trail- Farmers & Ranchers Livestock Commission Co., Salina, KS er; shop built 5th wheel flatbed trailer; shop built log splitter on rubber; 9’ Big Ox blade, 3 pt.; Allis Chalmers 8’ 7-shank chisel snap couple; snap hitch, 3 pt. for Allis; Ward’s #6, 2 bottom tractor plow; gates; cattle panels; 4 pipe feed rings; 3 feed bunks; 5 salt feeder boxes; 15 - 35’ electric poles; bridge timbers; 20 ft. of 24” culvert; 2’x5’ stock tank; log chains; boomers; come-a-long; fence tools; vaccine guns; ear tags; 55 gal. barrels, some with removable lids; 500-gal. gas tank with stand; shallow well pump; 2 propane stock tank heaters; small pig shed with slatted floor pen. SHOP TOOLS: Miller Bob Cat, 225 with 8,000 watt welder-generator on trailer and tool box; Miller - Millermatic #251 wire welder; Tig welder kit; 1 Argon bottle; 1 acetylene bottle; 2 carbon dioxide bottles; 2 oxygen bottles; 10” Rockwell Model 9 table saw; 35-gal. air compressor, 220 volt, 2 cylinder; 6” grinder on stand; 14” De- Walt chop saw on stand; 2 welder tables; manual tire changer; Menards heavy duty 16-speed drill press; heavy duty bench vise; 2 steel work benches; several sets of tools; gas welding set; 290 amp welder, 220 volt; welding rod and supplies; electric branding iron; electric hand tools; Pittsburgh compact bender; Craftsman power washer, 6 hp Intek, 2,400PSI; aluminum ladders; wood ladders; fire wood ring; metal racks on wheels; wheel barrow; picnic Watch for more like these! table; misc. nuts and bolts. LAWN: Husqvarna YTH24V54 riding lawn mower, 24 hp Intek V- twin, 54” cut, hydrostatic, less than 10 hours; Murray riding lawn tractor, 20 hp Kohler Command 20, auto drive, 46” cut; 2-wheel Craftsman garden trailer with dump; 22” Craftsman weed trimmer, Schedule of Events... 6 hp Briggs & Stratton; 24” Heckendorn walk behind self propelled mower, 6 hp; Stihl 024 16-inch chain saw; Homelite 16-inch chain- saw, D3350B; MTD Yard Machine rear tine garden tiller, 5 hp Brig- Saturday, April 2 gs & Stratton, dual direction tines. ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD: Iron wheels; kerosene 1-burner cook 2:00 p.m Cattle available for viewing stove and oven; wash tubs; copper boiler tub; hand operated sausage grinders and press; No. 2, 6, 8 crocks; 1/2 bushel bas- 2:30-3:30 p.m. KLBA Annual Meeting kets; washboard; 4 cane seat chairs; 2 hand corn planters; at Farmers and Ranchers Livestock Comm. kerosene heater; wringer wash machine; John Deere wooden box; throat corn sheller; box wagon seat; Coolerator ice box; wooden high chair; small wooden childs chair; walking plow; walking lister; 4:00 p.m Juniors will meet at walking cultivator; cistern pump and buckets; View Master with pic- “The Friendship Center” (746 Comanche) tures; walnut double bed frame; walnut table and 6 chairs with 2 Selling 50 Registered leaves; cast iron cookware; old pots and pans; Jim Beam decanters; McCormick train set decanters; other misc. decanters; 6:00 p.m. Banquet, followed by an kerosene caboose tail light; railroad nails; desk type telephone; 2 evening of fellowship at “The Friendship Center” Limousin & Lim-Flex Lots Coleman instant white irons, Model 4-A; coffee pot blue & white speckled; white enamel pitcher; 2 kerosene lamps; Glo-Dial Inc. wall clock; gate from the old Bazaar Stock Yards; Kenmore apartment sized refrigerator; side-by-side refrigerator; hide-a-bed sofa; Sunday, April 3 30 Bulls - Pairs - Bred Cows - black easy chair; 21” Phillips Magnavox color TV; TV center and 9:00 a.m. Cattle Available For Viewing bookcase; 3 TV converters. Open Replacement Females AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Art and Carol have taken exceptional 11:30 a.m. Lunch Available care of their property. Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase some 1:00 p.m. KLBA 19th Annual Sale nice quality items. Concessions will be provided by Diamond 4-H Show-Heifer Prospects Club. AUCTION TERMS: Cash or approved check. All statements made day of auction take precedence over advertisements. Owners & auction company not responsible for accidents or theft. For more info and a complimentary Sale Headquarter Motel: Sale-Day Phone: SELLER: ART & CAROL GURNEY Ramada Conference Center (785) 825-0211 catalog, please contact: RICK GRIFFIN 1616 W. Crawford, Salina, KS 785- Auctioneer Cell: 620-343-0473 Jerry Meek 823-1739 Auctioneer: Bruce Brooks Ask for KLBA Block - $57 913-594-1453 (c) (580) 276-5137 CHUCK MAGGARD Per. Prop. Auctioneer 913-898-2700 (h) 305 Broadway Sale Management: Cell: 785-256-3914 Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845 e-mail: [email protected] Kansas Limousin Breeders Association Phone: 620-273-6421 • Fax: 620-273-6425 website: www.kansaslimousin.org Toll Free: 1-866-273-6421 (913) 594-1453 Email: [email protected] www.GriffinRealEstateAuction.com Page 22 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Governor honors 150-year-old Kansas farms GG&T parents on the week- The tradition and ends, making him the fifth strength of agriculture in Cattle generation to farm the Kansas ties it directly to land. the economic health of the Company “The original log and state, making agriculture a stone homestead burnt major player in the eco- down in the 1950s but there nomic recovery. The gover- announces is one wall that is still nor recognized the high standing and we farm the unemployment and hard- sale results land that wall is on,” said ship so many Kansans are GG&T Cattle Company, Dalton Henry. “This mile- now facing. Quinter, held their produc- stone is pretty special to “Kansans have fallen on tion sale on February 24. me. It makes me realize tough times,” Brownback 132 lots of Salers/ Opti- this is bigger than the time said. “More than 110,000 mizer bulls sold for $3670 I spend on this ground. Kansans remain unem- average. Angus bulls: 34 lots This is something I want to ployed, yet we know those sold for $3787 average. continue for another 150 before us have faced down Open heifers: 11 lots sold years.” even greater difficulties. for $2329 average. Bred Last Monday, Governor It’s families like these who heifers: 42 lots sold for Brownback declared the have long endured great Among the family farms honored by Gov. Sam Brownback was the Terry and Tam- $1827 average. week of March 14-20, 2011, adversity and can be an in- High selling bull Lot 30: mie Henry farm. Pictured are Secretary of Agriculture Dale Rodman, Dalton Henry, Kansas Agriculture Week. spiration to all of us, a sym- Salers; GGT P BK New Brownback, Terry and Tammie Henry and their grandson Peyton. Kansas Agriculture Week bol that we can meet great Dawn 115X, Sired by Ar- is meant to recognize the challenges and will en- rival 170T, sold for $8000 ½ In observation of Willard Mayer Family their family tradition of vital role agriculture dure.” interest to Diamond J Sal- Kansas Agriculture Week, Farm of Alta Vista also are agriculture today with a plays in the Kansas econo- Kansas is a leader in ers, Diamond J Farms II, Gov. Sam Brownback hon- celebrating their sesqui- cow-calf operation and my. wheat, grain sorghum and Somerset, Kentucky. ored Kansas family farms centennial this year but wheat, soybean and corn “Since statehood, agri- beef production. In 2008, Angus high selling bull, celebrating their Sesqui- were unable to attend. production. In the last culture has been a signifi- the state ranked sixth in Lot 142, GGT Net Worth centennial this year. “In 1861, Kansas be- decade, the family has fo- cant contributor to the farm product exports, 203X, Sired by SAV Net Kansas Secretary of Agri- came the 34th state of the cused on preserving state’s economic well- which were valued at near- Worth, sold for $6500 to culture Dale Rodman United States,” Brownback wildlife and restoring the being,” Brownback said. ly $6 billion. Cash receipts Brian & Jana Walt, Collyer. along with Terry and Tam- said. “In that same year, natural habitat for the “Even in trying times like for all farm commodities High selling heifer, Lot mie Henry and son Dalton these families’ ancestors greater prairie chicken. these, Kansas agriculture sold including crops, live- 178: GGT P BK Sunrise and grandson Peyton began farming land in These efforts, including ro- provides Kansans with stock and dairy were val- 174X, sired by Genesis, sold joined the governor for the Kansas. Here we stand, 150 tational grazing, removing jobs and the opportunity to ued at nearly $14 billion in for $5500 to Gary & Liz Saly- news conference at the years later — through trees from hills, and idling flourish.” 2008. ers, Billings, Missouri. State Capitol. droughts and dust storms, some ground, are exam- The Henry family has floods and infestations and ples of the commitment farmed the same Riley even the fire of a civil war Kansas agriculture makes County land for 150 years. — the state of Kansas and to wildlife preservation The Jerry and Jennifer these families have en- and natural resource con- Stout Family Farm of Cot- dured.” servation. tonwood Falls and the The Henrys continue Dalton Henry joins his

SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM We willAUCTION sell the following surplus equipment and parts at Auction, at the former John Deere dealership, located at 1825 East 6th Street Trafficway in CONCORDIA, KS TRACTORS, SPRAYER MOWERS & ENGINES seed boxes; Yetter residue & MACHINERY 1993 F911 Frontdeck mower; managers; new JD conserva- 1966 JD 3020 gas tractor w/JD asst. lawn mower baggers; tion DD openers; JD down pres- 148 loader & bucket, 3 pt., 2 new JD 50” pull type grooming sure springs; Yetter markers; hyds.; 1980 JD 6620 Combine mower, 2000 PTO; JD 4039 ir- planter valve; JD insecticide w/220 rigid platform; Top Air rigation engine for rebuild; boxes; JD DD fert. openers; 12 Model 1100 pull type sprayer Isuzu 3 cyl. dsl engine. row Hawkins fert. openers; At- w/60’ X booms w/Raven 440 AMS EQUIP. & TOOLS tachments: 740 loader frames monitor system, 3 gal. clean John Deere 3 - ATU’s; 15 mo- 7000 series mounts; 4020 wrap water tank foam marker & bile processors, new & used; weights; front 80 gal. fert. tank 12.4x42 tires; 1991 JD 960 Outback - Automate; STS; S2; 30-55 series brackets; GB 760 field cultivator 36’ w/coil tine E-drive kit for Case IH Puma; loader frames for 7000 series. harrow; Flex King 3 blade V E-drive kit & S3 for a 4000 se- ASSORTED PARTS & TIRES blade; IHC 800 cyclo 8 row 30” ries JD tractor; Tools: hy- JD fender extensions; JD planter; 8 ton 4 wheel running draulic hose cutoff saw; MFWD front fenders; JD draw- gear header trailer; 800 gal. portable welder w/Kohler gas bar; baler rollers; 600 series used oil barrel trailer; plow cart. engine on trailer; 2 ton chain HHS arms; new rowhead FORKLIFT & SEMI TRAILER hoist; engine stand; Johnson parts; cornhead ear savers & 1973 Warner/Swasey model 2-way business band radios; deck plates; hay rake wheels; LG1200 6000# forklift; 1973 large squirrel cage fan; oil tractor roof, 7000/8000 series; Delta 40’ single drop flatbed drum dolly. CIH MX front tank; Great trailer w/tandem duals & fold Plains plow sweeps; solid ro- down ramps. PARTS & ATTACHMENTS tary cutter wheels; milo guards; Large asst. new & used parts BALERS & HAY EQUIP. aircart conv belt; asst. JD parts Combine: Maximize concave manuals; JD cylinders; lg. asst. 2001 JD 567 round baler, sur- inserts; jackshaft for 9000 se- face wrap, pushbar wide pickup; hydraulic hoses; 14.9x26 com- ries straw walker drive; STS round baler, sur- bine tires; 14.9x24 Gleaner 1997 JD 566 combine rear spindles; combine face wrap, push bar, mega tooth rimbar tires; Kubota 8x16 6-ply air foil chaffer; 20 series clean- pickup; 1983 530 round baler; bar tires; 20.8x38; 20.8x42; ing sieve; 9650 STS radiator; JD 530 round baler, 540 PTO, 20.8x34; tri-rib 11.2-15 tire; 9000 series bin extensions; pushbar, reg. pickup, 11.6x16 axle mount dual hubs. STS grain bin extensions; JD tires; 11 1/2’ side JD 535 MoCo 600 series crop dividers; 7720 OFFICE FURNITURE & MISC. pull impeller conditioner; JD beater grate; combine ladders 2 L shaped desks; 3 - 30”x60” swing swather; 1424 Hydra & extensions; 7720 straw metal desks; misc. office Schuler 5x12 feed wagon, floor chairs; folding chairs; book spreader; Drill & Planter: Air chain like new augers, good seeder hose; Sunflower drill shelves; computer printer 8.25x20 tires; DewEze rotoslice seed tubes; New CCS JD seed- table; parts display fixtures; bale processor. box meters; new JD 1.6 bu. wood shelves; ice machine. TERMS: Cash or check w/proper ID. Lunch on grounds.

CONCORDIASellers TRACTOR, • 785-243-3381 INC. (CTI) AUCTION CONDUCTED BY LARRY LAGASSE AUCTION & REAL ESTATE CONCORDIA, KANSAS Web Site: www.llagasseauction-re.com • E-mail: [email protected] AUCTIONEERS: LARRY LAGASSE LANCE LAGASSE JOE ODETTE Ph: 785-243-3270 Ph: 785-262-1185 Ph: 785-243-4416 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 23 Kansas Wheat Commission seeks CONSIGN NOW! candidate for north central Kansas AUCTION RESCHEDULED Few wheat farmers are central Kansas. The posi- sioner will take officially Kansas Wheat Commis- LARGE EQUIPMENT AUCTION given an opportunity to tion comes open April 1, join the Commission in sioners must be willing to WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th shape the future of their when current commis- May and serve a three- travel in and out of state, Countrywide Tractor and Auction industry by engaging in sioner Steve Clanton re- year term. The next Dis- although travel is limited 191st Street & 169 Hwy., Spring Hill, KS 66083 research, marketing and tires from his position. trict IV election takes to a few overnight stays promotion efforts. The District IV includes: place in 2014. per year. Interested Com- Selling construction equipment, tractors, farm machinery, trucks, trailers, cars, etc. Sell one piece or do entire Kansas Wheat Commis- Clay, Cloud, Jewell, Members of the Kansas missioners may partici- liquidations. 250 pieces consigned already. sion, however, has an op- Mitchell, Osborne, Ot- Wheat Commission set pate in international trav- Call or email now to get items advertised portunity for wheat farm- tawa, Phillips, Republic, budget priorities, estab- el to promote Kansas Receiving items 8-5 Monday-Friday & 8-12 Saturday ers to do just that. Rooks, Smith and Wash- lish policies and proce- wheat worldwide. The po- The Kansas Wheat ington counties. dures that determine re- sition is not paid, but www.countrywidetractor.com Commission seeks a Kansas Wheat Commis- search, education and nu- Commissioners have all Office: 913-592-2004 wheat farmer to fill an sioners must be engaged trition priorities - plus travel expenses reim- open Commission posi- in wheat production. The learn leadership skills bursed. tion in District IV, north newly selected commis- and gain valuable insight If you are interested in into the entire wheat in- becoming a Kansas Wheat dustry. Commissioner, applicants Justin Gilpin, chief ex- are asked to send a per- ecutive officer of the sonal resume, plus letter Kansas Wheat Commis- of interest with brief biog- sion, says becoming a raphy, to Kansas Wheat Commis- [email protected] by sioner is an excellent way April 15, 2011. Applica- for farmers to become actions will be sorted and tively involved in their in- selected applicants will dustry. “Commodity com- be asked to participate in missioners manage re- a telephone interview. A search, promotion and ed- decision will be made by ucation programs funded May 1, and the successful by the checkoff for each applicant will participate commodity,” Gilpin said. in the Kansas Wheat Com- Pictured with Jim Zaleski and Labette County Fair “Participating in the mission meetings in mid- Board president Ken Foster are board members Rod Commission election as a May. Landrum, Rick McKenzie and Bill Chapman during the prospective commission- Learn more about the recent check presentation. Photo by Kari West er or voter is an essential Kansas Wheat Commis- way to give input into sion by logging onto www. Kansas Agriculture.” kansaswheat.org. Tourism supports 100th Labette County Fair REAL ESTATE Jim Zaleski, Director of fair board is grateful for the Labette County this kind contribution and Tourism Bureau, recently because of this and other AUCTION presented a $1,000 check to donations Labette County SUNDAY, APRIL 17 — 2:00 PM Ken Foster, Labette Coun- can count on an exception- 13435 Grattan — BLAINE, KANSAS ty Fair Board president, to al fair and celebration this This property exemplifies small town living at its best. This 3-bed- help sponsor the upcoming year!” room, 2-bath manufactured home has 2x6 exterior walls and is 100th Labette County Fair The tourism grant pro- located on a very quiet lot in a nice neighborhood. It also features a 31x22 garage/shop. This is a very attractive, well-cared-for in late July. The county gram set up by Zaleski as- property with much potential. fair serves all area youth sists local organizations by and their livestock proj- providing funds to those OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 2:00-3:30 p.m. ects from every corner of entities that are reaching TERMS: 10% earnest money the day of the auction with the re- SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM mainder at closing on or before May 17, 2011. Title insurance and FARM AUCTION Labette County and at- outside of the county to 1677 Jackrabbit Road — 66434 tracts several hundred draw more people to parti- escrow fees to be shared equally. The sale is not contingent on fi- HIAWATHA, KS nancing and all inspections should be conducted prior to the auc- Directions from Hiawatha, KS – Hwy 73 South 6 miles to 170th spectators from beyond ci- pate in Labette Coun- tion at the bidder’s expense. Murray Auction and Realty is Rd, west on 170th 3 miles, ¼ south on Jackrabbit Road. Di- the county and state bor- ty activities. acting as an agent for the seller. All information obtained from rections from Horton, KS – Hwy 73 north 6 miles to 170th Rd, ders. The 100th-year celebra- sources deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed. Statements west on 170th 3 miles, ¼ south on Jackrabbit Road. Directions “The Labette County tion of the Labette County made day of auction take precedence over printed material. from Hwy 75 – east on 170th road (county blacktop) 8 miles, south on Jackrabbit ¼ mile. Tourism Bureau, through Fair and its coinciding KENT & JESSE TAYLOR, SELLERS EQUIPMENT 3 pt. Chisel Plow, 11’, 13 its generosity in granting with the 150th anniversary For more information, contact: 1989 JD 9500 Combine, 3346 shank; JD cultivator, 6 row, this money, demonstrates of our state and the 140th MURRAY AUCTION AND REALTY engine hours, 2401 separator Rear Mount S-Tine; M&W Flex its commitment to all anniversary of Parsons Steve Murray, Broker/Auctioneer • 785-556-4354 hours, 4WD, bin extensions, Wing Mower, 15’; Kewanee youth and citizens county- seemed to be a perfect fit,” www.murrayauctionandrealty.com chaff spreader, feeder house 58’Auger, PTO; RHS 60ft. [email protected] dust fan, recent reconditioned; Spray Boom, hydr x-fold, Joy- wide,” said Foster. “The Zaleski said. 1982 JD 4640, 5536 hrs, quad stick Control, Microtrac Rate range, factory duals, quick cou- Control w/Radar unit; Over- pler; 1979 JD 4440, 8711 hrs, sized flat-bed trailer, 17’L x power shift, axle mount duals; 8.5’W, tandem trailer house 1976 JD 4030,166 hrs on tach axle; UFT Fertilizer Spreader, PIONEER FARM & RANCH (total hours unknown), quad Model 863, tandem axle, 4 ton; range; 1993 Freightliner NH3 Tank, 1000 gal.; Wagon, 4 FL70,162, 078 miles, 5.9 Cum- wheel, 14 x 8 w/ hoist; Portable mins, Allison automatic, power Auger, 14’, 4”; 3 Pt. Head CORRECTION steering, A/C, 20’ bed w/ cargo Mover Adapter; 3 Pt. Spray OUR MOST RECENT 8-PAGE NEWSPAPER doors & roll-over tarp, 52” Boom X-fold. INSERT WAS INCORRECT FOR THE FOLLOWING sides, air tag axle, all aluminum MISCELLANEOUS wheels; 2002 Freightliner Theruer Van Trailer, 28’, Stor- LOG SPLITTER. FL70, 204, 251 miles, CAT, Al- age only; 3 Pt. Quick Hitch, WE REGRET THE ERROR lison automatic, power steer- CAT II; Grain Bin, 1800 ing, A/C, 18’ bed w/roll-over bushels; Transfer Pump, Gas LOG SPLITTERS tarp, 52” sides, air pusher axle, Banjo Liquid Transfer Pump; all aluminum wheels; 1991 JD Air Compressor, San Borne, 80 • Vertical or Horizontal Shaft 7200 Planter, 12 row, flex & gal., 5 HP, 220 Volt; Pallet fold, 30” w/Computer Monitor Jack; 2 - 200 gal. saddle tanks, Briggs Engine Trac 250; JD 694 A, 6 row, 30” L-shaped; Camper shell, 8’; • Vertical and Horizontal Splitting w/Fert.; 1990 JD No-Till Drill Calf Shelter; John Deere 220, 750, 15’; Univerth Grain Cart, • Serviced, Ready To Go set of saddle tanks, 440 gal ca- 450 bushels; JD 643 Corn- pacity; John Deere front tractor head, 6 row, Low Tin; JD 224 weights; 6’ Pick-up Bed Trailer; Rigid Head; JD 220 Flexhead; Hand tools, shovels, and 6.5 HP - 22 Ton JD 158 Loader, quick attach, 8’ wrenches; Bench Grinder; bucket, combo hay/pallet forks; Jacks, Load locks, extension Log Splitter 9’ JD Blade, 3 point, Model 80; SKU 120373 cords; Lincoln AC 180 amp 3 Header Trailers; Parker 2600 welder; spray pump and parts, Gravity Wagon, w/Hyd. Auger pipe fittings; Straps, chains, ca- & Control; Glencoe Soil Finish- bles; Gas cans, misc. oil, er, 20’; Krause 21’Disc, Model grease guns; Old chain saw; 1413; NH3 Toolbar, Heston Foamer solution pumps; Peter- Frame 28’ w/Raven 660 Con- bilt Bumper; Milo guards; trol; MF 6-16 semi-mounted Wooden truck stock racks. Plow; Oliver 5-16 Plow; Landall Note: Large equipment will be kept in shed prior to sale. PRICE: Auctioneer’s Note: Extremely clean and well kept line of 99 equipment. Great care was taken daily including cleaning and shedding. Lunch stand provided by Zion Lutheran Church $939 Questions concerning equipment or to arrange viewing please contact Steve Sloan at 785-741-4488 or Ron Scholz at Pioneer Farm & Ranch Supply, Inc. 785-847-6422. 427 NE 14th St., Abilene, KS 67410 DAVE SALVERSON ESTATE & 888-263-7163 ELAINE SALVERSON Mon-Fri 7 am-6 pm • Sat 7 am-5 pm WENGER AUCTION SERVICE Open Sunday 12 till 5 p.m. Dennis Wenger 785-474-3590 Closed Holidays Bill Howard 785-742-2335 Pictures online at www.howardauctionservice.com Page 24 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 New Kansas Master Farmers, Master Farm Homemakers named Six couples have been Jeanene has developed sales representative for Extension Council, Kansas non-profit health care as grain sorghum and hay named Kansas Master various nursing and health Pfizer. Aaron farms with Farm Bureau and Cloud foundation in support of to feed out 10 to 15 year- Farmers and Master Farm education classes. She is Ron and Elaine. Ashley is County Cooperative Eleva- poor and underserved ling cattle from their 200- Homemakers for 2010 in involved in a number of a clinical nutrition spe- tor Association. Linda, people. Jarold and Linda head beef herd. Arnold, a recognition of their lead- health organizations, with cialist at Children’s Mercy who was born and raised have 13 grandchildren. Kansas State University ership in agriculture, envi- leadership positions in the Hospital in Kansas City. in Manhattan, fills many Stafford County: graduate, worked as an ronmental stewardship Kansas Hospital Associa- Cloud County: Jarold and roles in their church and Arnold and Alda aerospace engineer for 18 and service to their com- tion. She is currently em- Linda Hayden, Concordia also directed the 4-H club Hildebrand, Stafford years at NASA’s Marshall munities. ployed full time at the Jarold and Linda Hay- chorus and acted in sever- Today Arnold and Alda Space Flight Center in The award program local hospital. Mike and den both come from family al musicals for a communi- Hildebrand farm the same Huntsville, Ala. Since re- dates to 1927 and is spon- Jeanene’s children are all backgrounds where a ty theater group. The Hay- ground where Arnold turning to farming, he has sored by K-State Research K-State graduates. Chanda strong work ethic was val- dens have five daughters. spent his boyhood. After been involved in a number and Extension and Kansas (married to Cody Hooten) ued and expected. After Deborah (married to John taking a hiatus from farm- of agricultural organiza- Farmer magazine. The cou- is in Arkansas and has two marrying in 1964, Jarold McDaniel) lives in Chicago ing for more than 20 years, tions. Alda, also a K-State ples were honored at a children. Cassie is the as- and Linda moved back to and is a senior director for the couple returned to graduate, was a teacher banquet March 18 at the sistant director of the K- the Concordia farm and McDonald’s Corporation. Stafford in 1976 to farm for seven years. She excels Courtyard by Marriott State Child Development have carried on his par- Kathleen (married to with Arnold’s brothers. in cooking and sewing, Hotel in Junction City. Center. Tanner (married to ents’ operation as a family Brian Pine) lives in Hildebrand Bros. now earning county and state The 2010 Kansas Master Carla) farms with Mike farming corporation with Lawrence, where she is owns or manages 8,000 fair ribbons. She has also Farmers and Master Farm and Jeanene. more than 2,400 acres in the office manager for the acres, with wheat as the worked with the local Homemakers are: Franklin County: Ronald primarily wheat, grain family business. Diane main crop. They also grow PRIDE committee, helping Thomas County: Mike and and Elaine Dunbar, sorghum, soybeans and (married to Rod Haist) is a corn and soybeans, as well to restore the Stafford Ritz Jeanene Brown, Colby Richmond corn. They also have a stay-at-home mom in Mike and Jeanene Ron and Elaine Dunbar beef herd and retain own- Champaign, Ill. Donna Brown began farming with represent the third gener- ership of their calves, fin- (married to Conrad Trost) Jeanene’s parents in 1976 ation to live in his family’s ishing them in their own lives near Jarold and and take pride in carrying farmhouse. They are cor- feedlot or in a commercial Linda’s farm and works as REAL80 AC., M/L, ESTATE OF WABAUNSEE AUCTION CO. NATIVE on the legacy of good land porate owners of the fami- one. Jarold is a Kansas the parent educator for PASTURE OR MEADOW management and conser- ly farm, and their son, State University graduate the local Parents as Teach- MONDAY, APRIL 4 — 7:00 PM vation through no-till pro- Aaron, rents land to the and has been involved ers program. Becky is mar- Auction Location: Eskridge Pride Community Center, duction, terraces and wa- corporation, which com- with a number of agricul- ried and lives in Lenexa 315 S. Main St. — terways. They enrolled prises more than 2,700 tural organizations, in- where she works for the ESKRIDGE, KANSAS their farm in the Conser- acres of mainly corn and cluding the Cloud County REACH Foundation, a PROPERTY LOCATION: At the Jct. of Hwy 99 and Main St. in Es- kridge, KS, go 3/10 mile southwest to Allen Rd., then on south 2 vation Security Program in soybeans. They also have a miles to Headwaters Rd., then 1 mile west to green, metal gates, 2005, and the following beef herd, running only then go south 1/4 mile on a fenced easement road. year they were awarded source- and age-verified LEGAL DESCRIPTION: S 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Section 24, Town- the Kansas Bankers Asso- cattle which are marketed ship 14, Range 11, Wabaunsee Co., KS ciation Soil Conservation through U.S. Premium AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 11:00 AM 80 acres, M/L, of Wabaunsee Co. clean, native grassland which Award for Thomas County. Beef. Ron has been a mem- 39282 Evening Star Road — LANE, KANSAS can be used for meadow or grazing. This property lays well with In 2010, Mike and Jeanene ber or leader in such or- a gentle slope. A pond and a draw with springs are the water sup- Approx. 3 miles South of Lane on Virginia Rd. to 169 Hwy. ply. The fences are fair to good condition. formed Solomon Creek ganizations as the then 3 miles East; OR approx. 8 miles Southwest of Os- Farms General Partner- Franklin County and awatomie on 169 Hwy.; OR approx. 6 miles Northeast of Gree- For more info. or viewing, please call John E. Cline, 785-889- 4775 or check website at: www.mcclivestock.com/clinerealty ship with their son, Tan- Kansas Farm Bureau, ley on 169 Hwy. WATCH FOR SIGNS. ner. Together they own or Kansas Livestock Associa- TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT: Allis pt. rotary mower; Ferguson 3 TERMS & POSSESSION: The sellers require 10% down payment Chalmers 185 tractor with cab, pt. cultivator; John Deere day of sale with the balance to be paid on or before May 4, 2011. manage more than 5,300 tion, and Kansas Soybean Possession will be immediate. Buyers and sellers to equally split acres, with about 3,000 Association. He also has diesel, 4500 hrs.; Westendorf RG40 3 pt. 8 row cultivator; TA 268B Level Matic loader; 300 gal. sprayer; Continental title insurance and closing costs of the Wabaunsee County Title. acres in wheat, corn and supported FFA and served tractor & loader will be offered post hole digger; 6’ 3 pt. blade; Sellers to pay all of 2010 taxes. Buyers to pay 2011 taxes and any grain sorghum. Mike grad- as 4-H project leader. separate, then together; Reece 3 pt. bale movers; old one way; taxes thereafter. Statements made sale day take precedence over uated from Kansas State Elaine graduated from K- 3100 10’ disc mower; OMC 595 2 row planter. printed material. Cline Realty and Auction represents the sellers’ interests. University in 1971 and has State with a degree in sec- roll baler; Killbros model #1072 HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: 13 nice since held leadership po- ondary education and ten ton gravity flow grain storm windows & storm door; 2 wagon; John Deere 38 sickle AUCTIONSELLERS: CONDUCTED DONALD BY: I. PFUETZE sitions in several agricul- taught social studies for window air conditioners; 2 CLINE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC mower; John Deere swather; portable TVs; converter for HD; tural organizations. His in- six years. She is now a John E. Cline, Broker-Auctioneer Hesston 3 pt. Stak Mover; John lamps; lg. Hassock; fireplace volvement with the Kansas rural mail carrier and Deere LF-12 EZ Flow; Allis Onaga, Kansas • 785-889-4775 tools; sev. Budweiser Christ- website: www.mcclivestock.com/clinerealty Wheat Commission led manages the operation’s fi- Chalmers 10’ chisel; John mas steins; misc. Christmas him on trips to Cuba and nancial records. The Dun- Deere 2 bottom pull type plow; items; misc. RV items, bag John Deere 3 bottom pull type Uruguay to promote sales bars’ three children are chairs, lg. umbrellas, etc.; dish- plow; 12’ wheel disc; BMD 6’ 3 es; glassware; lots of misc. of American wheat. With a all K-State graduates. degree in nursing, Janna is now a district NOTE: Tractor and equipment sell right after misc. approx. 11:45 or Noon. Please be on time. LANDTUESDAY, APRIL AUCTION 12 — 2:00 PM TERMS: Cash or check w/positive ID. Not responsible for accidents or loss. 789 ACRES IN 5 TRACTS HARVEY, MARION & CHASE COS. AUCTION CALENDAR JERRY DRAPER ESTATE Sale held at Chisholm Trail Outlet Mall (Trail Room), 25th Annual Farm Consignment Auction GRIFFIN AUCTIONS 601 SE 36th — SATURDAY, APRIL 9 — 9:00 AM Ottawa, KS • 785-242-7891 NEWTON, KANSAS www.kansasauctions.net/griffin TRACT 1 – 160 Acres with pivot irrigation, Harvey Co. 1 mile West of AUGUSTA, KANSAS BUDDY GRIFFIN ALLEN CAMPBELL LOCATION: 2 mi . East of Burrton, on Hwy 50. On Hwy. 54/400 & River Valley Road LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SE¼ Sec 22-23-3W. Tractors, Trucks, ATV’s, Trailers, Farm Machinery, LAND DESCRIPTION: All cultivated cropland with Zimmatic pivot Tools, Building Supplies irrigation system. The pivot, JD diesel engine, & generator are only CALL TO CONSIGN! 3 yrs old. This quarter is permitted for 231 Acre feet of water. This is a really good tract of irrigated land with highway location. Check www.chuckkorte.com for current info & pictures on all auctions. TRACT 2 – 160 Acres, Harvey Co. Real Estate Auctions affiliated with Prudential Dinning-Beard Realtors AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM LOCATION: From Burrton (at Hwy 50), go 3 mi. South on S. CHUCK KORTE REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SERVICE INC. Offering for sale at public auction, located at 16871 NW Prairie Burmac, then ½ mi. East on SW 48th. AUGUSTA, KS • 316-775-2020 - 316-734-5132 cell Creek Rd., from the North edge of Elbing, KS 1/2 mile East LEGAL DESCRIPTION: NE ¼ Sec 9-24-3 W. & 1 mile North. LAND DESCRIPTION: 142.4 FSA Acres cultivated cropland; bal- TRACTORS, TRUCKS auger with elec. motor; slip in ance is large pond/lake. Owner receives $2,100.00/yr for duck & FARM MACHINERY stock rack; drill fill auger; My-D- hunting lease. This quarter has some excellent cropland acreage 1992 Case IH 7120 tractor, dual han-D hyd. drill fill auger. that farms & lays well. The lake hunting lease adds additional hyd., quick hitch, PTO, 3730 BOAT, SHOP & income & extends through 2011. SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM hrs., 18.4R-42 tires, clean; 1972 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TRACT 3 – 140 Acres, Harvey Co. AUCTION Case 770 Agri King tractor, dual 1.5 mile S. of CENTROPOLIS, KS. on Indiana Rd., 1985 Bass Tracker V-17 boat, LOCATION: From Burrton (at Hwy 50) 2 mi. South on S. Burmac 1/2 mile W. & .3 miles S. (4226 Indiana Rd.) hyd., 3 pt., PTO, 5140 hrs.; 1975 Mercury 35 hp motor; 2 - 6 ton to SW 36th. Ford 2000 tractor, 3 pt., PTO; TRACTORS & MACHINERY: rods & reels; bait casting steel bulk bins; sm. bulk bin; sweep LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SW ¼ (exc W/2 NW/4 SW/4) Sec 33-23-3W. 1985 IH 1440 combine, 20’ auger; 2 aeration fans; Sand- LAND DESCRIPTION: 103 Acres cultivated cropland; 18.6 Acres 1943 JD B, #144752, ran w/in rods; Calcutta poles; 10 bam- header & pickup reel, 2276 hrs., the last yr; 1946 JD B, boo fly rods; dozs of new reels, wich corn sheller; 10 hp boat CRP sown to native grass; balance is drainage ditch with trees. $5,000 in recent repairs; 1967 motor; air compressor; chicken CRP income of $759/yr will be prorated to closing date. This is a #184930, like new rear tires on Garcia Ambassador 5000, Ford 600 truck, 20’ bed & hoist, both; partial JD B for parts; JD Penn 60 & 209; Pflueger nests; motors; jet pump; roller nice tract of cropland with blacktop road access on the west & 4+2; 1963 Ford 600 truck, 20’ chain; hog oiler; press drills; hay south sides. 25 pull combine; IH plow on #1355; bait casting; fly rods bed & hoist, 4+2; 2002 White steel; few other pcs of mach. reels to Zebco; 30+ tackle knife; cross cut saw; planes; TRACT 4 – 160 Acres, Marion Co. 6100 6 row plant, Yetter open- brace & bits; wood pulleys; post LAWN MOWERS & CHAIN boxes-full; 50+ dip nets; many ers, planted 600 acres, like new; LOCATION: From Walton (west edge) go 4 ½ mi. North on lures in boxes-some old; thou- drill; wheels & tires; 2 Swisher Woodlawn (Falcon Rd. in Marion Co.). SAWS: Woods #1855, 1855, Hesston BP25 hay processor; riding mowers; 3 hay trollies; 18 HP, 44’ 0 turn, rebuilt eng, sands of new lures & pcks of Krause 3950 20’ disc, 9” spac- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: NW ¼ Sec. 31-21-2. new worms; hundreds of roost- hyd. cyl.; welded wire panels; LAND DESCRIPTION: 124.28 FSA Acres cultivated cropland; deck, chains, & sprockets; 10 ing, 19” FB, 20” BB; Hesston vet supplies; feed bunks; used chain saws-David Bradley & ertails; hundreds of jars of trout 2210 28’ field cultivator; Krause 20.45 Acres pasture; 8.32 Acres waterways. This is a quality quar- bait & salmon eggs; many fish lumber incl: 2x10x15 1/2’; 24” ter having productive soils. The small pasture with pond provides others. 16 shank chisel; IHC 10 8-20 pipe wrenches; combo wrench- wire baskets; ‘50’s wood boat, dbl. disc grain drill; Case 4-16 a great building location or small livestock pasture. The land is GUNS&FISHINGEQUIP- es; rec. hitches; hardware; trailer, 5 HP Johnson motor. semi mt. plow; AC side del. rake; located along good gravel road & only a few miles from Hwy 50. MENT: Hamilton .22 rifle #027; cream cans; 36” bolt cutter; sad- MUCH NOT LISTED MUCH 8x27 4 wheel bale trailer; NH Rural water & natural gas are available at this site. Winchester #62A rifle, .22- dles; wash tubs; school desks; OF FISHING EQUIPMENT IS 355 grinder mixer; John Deere good; Marlin #81, .22 bolt ac- hedge posts; 2 concrete 4 hole TRACT 5 – 169 Acres, Chase Co. NEW 825 6 row cultivator; Parker 250 tion rifle; Stevens .22 single waterers; Rockwell mitre saw; LOCATION: From Clements ½ mi. West on Hwy 50 (between MONITOR TYPE VJ HIT & bu. gravity wagon; Kuker 290 shot rifle; Electric City 12 ga bench grinder; lawn chairs; pick- Florence & Strong City). MISS ENG-RUNS; TOOLS: bu. gravity wagon; Apache 20’ 2 single shot; JC Higgins #20, 12 up toolboxes; wooden toolbox; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract in Sec. 27-20-6, lying North of the HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES; wheel hay feeder; Champion 2 - ga; JC Higgins #583 .14, 16 ga, ramps; punches; chisels; bikes; center of the Cottonwood River, AND Pt. S½ Sec. 22-20-6, lying 12’X15’ portable shed-like 4 wheel bale trailers; 21’x6” hyd. bolt action; JC Higgins #101.25 furniture; farm toys & household South of AT&SF RR. new; 500 gal propane tank driven auger; Hutchinson 21’x6” .410 bolt action shotgun. 200+ items. LAND DESCRIPTION: 147.28 Acres cultivated cropland, the balance is Cottonwood River & trees. This tract features excellent MUCH OTHER MISC NOT LISTED. LUNCH AVAILABLE. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Statements made day of sale take bottomland cropland acreage along the Cottonwood River having TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK W/PHOTO ID. NOT RE- precedence over advertised statements. Chase & Reading soils. The added bonus is the river and trees SPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS, LOST OR STOLEN ITEMS. Lunch provided by Zion Youth Group with woods offering excellent hunting & fishing. This river has big 1 PM SELLING TRACTORS, MACHINERY GUNS, & FISHING water with big fish & big woods with big deer!! Together with the EQUIP, MAY DOUBLE RING. DON & PEGGY REGIER, SELLERS bottomland cropland, it makes for a great combination. SEE WEB FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS! VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Realtor See www.leppke.com for maps, info, terms. MRS. OWEN (FERN) BROOKS, OWNER 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 EDGECOMB AUCTIONS TUAN & THUY NGUYEN, SELLERS 785-594-3507 785-766-6074 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 LEPPKE REALTY & AUCTION www.kansasauctions.net/edgecomb Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers 501 S. Main, Hillsboro, KS 67063, 620-947-3995 www.edgecombauctions.com www.hillsborofreepress.com LYLE LEPPKE, Broker: 620-382-5204 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 25

Theatre. Arnold and Alda internationally. Daughter have two children and six Erica earned a master’s One in four Americans worried grandchildren. Daughter degree in speech language Glenna (married to Gary pathology. about having enough money for food Williamson) is a physical Rice County: therapist in the Dodge John and Phyllis One in four Americans is third of those surveyed in- They’re willing to become Tyson has also released City area. Son Stanley Wilkey, Sterling worried about having dicated they have a direct involved. But they also a video of testimonials from (married to Dawn) is an at- John and Phyllis enough money to put food connection to hunger, 59% need to be shown how it di- well-known Americans who torney in Chattanooga, Wilkey began their opera- on the table in the next of respondents were sur- rectly impacts their own have experienced hunger. Tenn. tion with 40 inherited year, according to a nation- prised to learn the parents communities. We believe “I know for us there were Russell County: acres near Sterling. al hunger survey by Hart of hungry children in the creating more awareness plenty of times when I did- David and Pamela Through purchases, addi- Research Associates, com- U.S. typically have full- creates more involvement.” n’t go to bed with a full Reisig, Russell tional inheritances and missioned last month by time jobs. A majority also “The survey confirms stomach and we didn’t the Food Research and Ac- David and Pamela rented land, they have assumed hunger is concen- what we see every day,” know how malnourished we tion Center (FRAC) and trated in urban areas; how- said Lynn Brantley, presi- were,” said Spencer Till- Reisig began farming in since grown their farming Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN). An- ever, according to USDA, dent and CEO of the Capital man, a network sports com- 1974, but 10 years later operation to more than other key finding is that hunger is slightly higher Area Food Bank. “Hunger mentator and former pro- they began shifting to cer- 8,000 acres. They grow pri- many Americans are un- among rural households affects more than the home- fessional football player tified seed wheat produc- marily wheat, but also aware of how serious than the national average. less. It also impacts people who grew up in Oklahoma. raise grain sorghum, corn tion to remain profitable. hunger is in their own com- “The research shows who are employed but sim- Tillman, TV chef and au- Their operation has since and soybeans, with about munities. that the vast majority of ply don’t make enough to thor Sandra Lee, and presi- grown to include 12 seed half of their total acreage The online survey was Americans believe that consistently feed them- dent and CEO of the bins and a state-of-the-art in pasture. Their beef op- initiated as part of Tyson’s hunger is a problem for the selves or their family. Arkansas Rice Depot food seed treater, with seed eration handles 2,000 fin- “KNOW Hunger” campaign, country, and it also shows While we provide many dif- bank Laura Rhea provided marketed in several ished feeders and 2,500 which is focused on helping they are committed to the ferent kinds of foods to the comments for the KNOW states. David also custom stockers, a portion of more people understand belief that no one should go agencies we serve, meat Hunger campaign. To see conditions wheat seed for which are source- and age- and actively address the hungry,” said Jim Weill, and poultry are typically video of their stories go the area farmers and sells, verified. They are part problem of hunger in the FRAC president. “No com- among the most requested, to www.tysonfoods.com/ treats and inoculates soy- owners of three feedlots U.S. The survey found that munity is free from hunger, but least available, foods.” Media-Room.aspx. bean seed for many wheat and a cattle-feeding 24% of respondents indicat- but the survey demon- customers. The Reisigs group, and also own ed they are very or fairly strates very broad and deep have a separate farming shares in an ethanol plant. concerned about being support for efforts from operation, which includes John graduated from Ster- able to afford food at some both the public and private seed wheat and grain pro- ling College in 1967 and point in the next year, sectors to implementing so- SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 12:30 PM duction. Most of the seed worked as a math teacher while 31% are slightly wor- lutions to this continuing AUCTION Auction held at Bob’s Auction House located 7 miles East of wheat is marketed as cer- and coach for several ried. challenge for our nation.” HERINGTON, KS, 56 & 77 Highway 4-way stop then North 1/2 tified seed. David served years in Newton and Sali- The survey, which is one “As we’ve become in- mile on 2500 Road. Parking on grounds off road, thank you! in the U.S. Air Force after na. He served in several of the largest and most com- volved in hunger relief over graduating from Kansas civic positions, including prehensive ever conducted the past 10 years, engaging State University. He has the Sterling Co-op board on attitudes and percep- our employees, customers tions of hunger, also re- and communities, we’ve served on the local Farm and Sterling school board. vealed that many Ameri- seen evidence of what this Bureau board and the Phyllis also graduated cans may be underestimat- survey confirms,” said John state Farm Bureau wheat from Sterling College and ing the seriousness of Tyson, chairman of Tyson advisory committee. He worked as an elementary hunger in their own com- Foods. “People do think supports the local FFA teacher for nine years and munity. Two-thirds of the hunger is a serious issue. chapter by providing seed, tutored for four years. She people surveyed rated and planting and harvest- has held leadership posi- hunger as a more serious ing the school farm. tions for the Rice County problem nationally than in Pamela, also a K-State Extension Council, 4-H their own community. Yet graduate, is a certified Youth Development and according to a report pub- public accountant and has Extension Homemakers lished in 2010 by the U.S. an accounting firm in Unit. The Wilkeys have Department of Agriculture Hays with a client base of two sons. Justin earned a (USDA) Economic Re- GSI farm families from coun- degree in mechanical en- search Service, 14.7% of GRAIN BINS ties in the Hays area. She gineering from Oklahoma American households are ALL SIZES AVAILABLE food insecure at least some and David have two chil- State University. He is FINANCINGHopper Bins AVAILABLE Available dren. married and has two chil- time during the year, the Heather is an Internet dren. Tanner graduated highest recorded levels Harder AG PRODUCTS marketing consultant who from North Central since 1995, when the first West Highway 50 created a website in the Kansas Technical College national food security sur- PEABODY, KANSAS 66866 ’90s to help market their and now farms with John vey was conducted. Phone 620-983-2158 While more than one- www.grainbinsusa.com seed both nationally and and Phyllis. Eat lunch by Burdick Relay for Life then enjoy the auction starting with these items at 12:30: IH #800 8-row cyclo planter; 50 HERINGTON LIVESTOCK MARKET INC. hedge posts, mostly corner posts; 1,000 ft of 2 7/8” well pipe; 1,000 ft. of 2 3/8” well CATTLE SALES START 10:30 AM pipe; 2,000 ft. of 1 5/16” pipe; NEXT HOG SALE: APRIL 6 AT 10:00 AM Pro Force electric paint COWS White City, blk [email protected] Herington, 3 mix [email protected] Durham, 18 mix [email protected] sprayer; 4 - 100’ 3/8” air hoses; Alta Vista, blk [email protected] Woodbine, red [email protected] White City, 6 mix [email protected] Gypsum, 29 blk [email protected] step ladder; 16’ alum. extension ladder; bench vise; elec- Alta Vista, red [email protected] Council Grove, C [email protected] Durham, 5 mix [email protected] Marion, 143 mix [email protected] tric cords; air powered stapler Alta Vista, blk [email protected] Cedar Point, bmf [email protected] Lincolnville, 17 mix [email protected] Lincolnville, 60 blk [email protected] and 2 boxes full of roofing sta- Lawrence, blk [email protected] HEIFERS Wilsey, 8 mix [email protected] Woodbine, 14 blk [email protected] ples; door jig; roto drill; vib. Alta Vista, blk [email protected] Marion, 5 red [email protected] Lost Springs, 11 mix [email protected] Woodbine, 20 blk [email protected] sander; tool boxes; misc. sock- Lehigh, blk [email protected] Herington, 6 blk [email protected] Marion, 7 mix [email protected] Marion, 38 mix [email protected] ets, wrenches and screw driv- Herington, blk [email protected] White City, 4 bmf [email protected] Marion, 4 mix [email protected] Durham, 13 blk [email protected] ers; hard hats; ball peen and Herington, red [email protected] White City, 7 mix [email protected] Lincolnville, 7 mix [email protected] Marion, 12 blk [email protected] claw hammers; 2 halogen shop Herington, blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 5 mix [email protected] Wilsey, 4 blk [email protected] Durham, 22 mix [email protected] lights on stand; shop vac; Herington, C [email protected] Council Grove, 4 mix [email protected] Council Grove, 12 [email protected] Lincolnville, 29 mix [email protected] 12”x12” ceramic tile and some Woodbine, bwf [email protected] Durham, 6 mix [email protected] Gypsum, 13 mix [email protected] Durham, 60 blk [email protected] oak floating floor; metal shelv- Assaria, red [email protected] Eskridge, 6 blk [email protected] White City, 11 mix [email protected] ing; 2-yard hose reels; 2 bicy- Durham, red [email protected] Ramona, 7 blk [email protected] Manhattan, 5 mix [email protected] Butcher Bulls weighing cles; misc. bird houses; 2 Herington, bmf [email protected] Lost Springs, 6 mix [email protected] Junction City, 7 blk [email protected] 1635-2310 were selling padded top wood massage Council Grove, [email protected] White City, 15 blk [email protected] Florence, 10 mix [email protected] $66.75-$92.00 per cwt. tables; Drs. exam table; knotty Council Grove, [email protected] Peabody, 4 mix [email protected] Lost Springs, 17 [email protected] pine dry bar. Council Grove, [email protected] Manhattan, 5 mix [email protected] FURNITURE & COLLECTIBLES Hillsboro, blk [email protected] Council Grove, 16 [email protected] SPECIAL GRASS CATTLE SALE MARCH 23: 3-shelf stacked lawyer’s book- Lost Springs, blk [email protected] Peabody, 4 mix [email protected] case; very old wood with CI Council Grove, [email protected] Eskridge, 20 mix [email protected] 20 mix steers & heifers, 500-650 lbs pockets card table lg. maple Herington, red [email protected] Hope, 6 mix [email protected] 45 mix heifers, 700-725 lbs table w/4 chairs and bench; Woodbine, blk [email protected] Marion, 5 mix [email protected] 29 black steers & heifers, 700-800 lbs rocking chairs; 2 oak storage box full of Hot Wheels; Dale White City, blk [email protected] White City, 34 mix [email protected] 100 black steers, 800-850 lbs cabinets; 25” Sanyo TV, nice; Earnhardt mini cars; lots of toy Woodbine, bwf [email protected] Marion, 16 mix [email protected] 120 red charolais steers, 850-900 lbs several straight back chairs; truck banks; 1991, ’92, ’94, ’95 Lawrence, blk [email protected] Herington, 4 blk [email protected] 30 mix steers & heifers, 600-800 lbs padded and wooden seat bar and ’96 Flint Hills Rodeo belt Lost Springs, wht [email protected] Durham, 10 red [email protected] stools; vacuum sweepers; buckles; 2002-2003 Hesston Alta Vista, blk [email protected] Gypsum, 30 mix [email protected] misc. wall mirrors and pictures; belt buckles; several Montana Lehigh, blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 9 mix [email protected] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR WED. MARCH 30: ornate wall mount clock; lg. Silversmith belt buckles; origi- assorted collection of nal Rogers Mfg. Mickey Mouse Woodbine, red [email protected] White City, 10 mix [email protected] 15 mix heifers, 450-600 lbs Woodbine, blk [email protected] Marion, 26 mix [email protected] Cherished Teddies w/boxes spoon and butter knife; Rogers 30 mix steers & heifers, 500-600 lbs and info; Marvel comic books; White City, blk [email protected] Burdick, 35 mix [email protected] sterling candle sticks; misc. sil- 55 mix steers & heifers, 500-650 lbs old pop bottles, cans, tobacco ver plates; misc. glassware and Herington, rwf [email protected] Durham, 4 blk [email protected] tins and openers; bisque doll in old kitchen items; “The White City, blk [email protected] Lincolnville, 10 mix [email protected] 50 red Gelbvieh steers & heifers, 500-700 lbs 22 mix steers & heifers, 550-700 lbs box; misc. Coca Cola items; Conservator” Stradivarius Cedar Point, blk [email protected] Junction City, 7 blk [email protected] misc. wrist watches and jewel- German made violin with box Alta Vista, red [email protected] White City, 5 mix [email protected] ry; collection of cups and and case; several Hohner har- Durham, blk [email protected] STEERS SALE BARN CAFE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! saucers; double candy dis- monicas; GI Joe Tuskegee Lost Springs, rwf [email protected] Marion, 5 mix [email protected] Cafe Opens at 7:00 AM for Breakfast. penser on stand; Miller High Bomber and Fighter Pilots dolls Cedar Point, bwf [email protected] Marion, 8 red [email protected] Life Beer Peanut dispenser; in box; limited edition Titanic Special This Week: Chicken Fried Steak Herington, rwf [email protected] Ramona, 5 blk [email protected] several old metal lawn chairs; Margaret Brown doll, NIB; limit- Many more consignments by sale time. Call in your consignments now for maximum advertising. For more informa- several lg. plastic totes; ed edition Gone With The Wind Kingsbury cardboard beer Ashley No. 71231 Southern tion on any of these cattle, call Herington Livestock or Bob Kickhaefer at 785-258-4188. case; real nice 1-horse doc- Soldier; misc. dolls; misc. old SEE YOU AT THE SALE! tor’s buggy; nice clean work- Teddy Bears; several Gene ing 5 year old go-cart; misc. Autry tapes; old LP records; KFRM AM 550, Every Wed., 8:00 a.m. pocket knives; misc. pens, pen- misc. old wrenches; lots of cils and post cards; misc. rail- misc. small collectible items. Barn Phone 785-258-2205 *Fax No. 785-258-3766 road paper; box of train cars; IF YOU HAVE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR APPRAISAL, CALL COLLECT. AUCTIONEER: BOB’S AUCTION SERVICE Bob Kickhaefer • Cell 785-258-4188 BOB KICKHAEFER, 785-258-4188 Clerk/Cashier: Bob's Auction Service Dave Bures - 402-766-3743 Marcia Mathias • 785-258-2205 Gene Schafer - 620-732-3670 • 620-381-1292 Cell Click on www.ksallink.com Page 26 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Kansas weather expert ready to warn about tornadoes (AP) - Dick Elder’s to be known as the Andover and passing about five after it left Andover, before in strength. stress a simple acronym nightmares are reruns. tornado. miles west of Cambridge. finally lifting next to El Do- The similarities, Elder when it comes to seeking They’re almost all about “It woke me up real “It didn’t get us,” Shel- rado Lake. said, were “almost eerie.” shelter when tornadoes the massive tornado that quick that even though I’m ton said, “but it got several Tornado warnings were “It was like a sequel,” threaten: DUCK. devastated portions of a native here, I’d better be (houses) just outside of issued well in advance of he said. • Down to the lowest Haysville, Wichita and An- ready every single, solitary town.” the tornado hitting any The tornado lifted be- level of a structure, dover on April 26, 1991. year,” Elder said. “It’s been The tornado – which was populated areas, and con- fore reaching Haysville, whether a basement or the This year marks the 20th the destiny I have followed rated an F4, though weath- tinued to be issued as it then touched down briefly ground floor. anniversary of that tornado since that day. er officials now suspect it moved along. in southeast Wichita and • Under something stur- – and a spring season that “Every year, I’m prepar- should have earned an F5 But Elder said any sense again next to Andover. dy, such as a table. shattered numerous per- ing for another Andover, rating – killed a 29-year-old of satisfaction evaporated No one was killed, • Cover yourself with a ceptions about tornadoes, and that’s what we’re woman in her mobile home when he learned the cir- though more damage oc- blanket or mattress to weather officials and re- preparing the staff for.” in rural Cowley County cumstances of how the 17 curred. shield against flying de- searchers say. Elder’s first spring back northeast of Winfield. fatalities occurred. It was the second time bris. “There’s events that, no in Kansas was an active She knew the tornado In every case, he said, that spring that a tornado • Keep under shelter matter how many years one. was coming, family mem- they either waited too long had mimicked another tor- until the storm has passed. pass, it’s like it happened Strong tornadoes bers later said, but it to take shelter and were nado’s path, shattering any Those steps are effec- yesterday,” said Elder, me- touched down March 26 in struck before she could caught out in the open, or perceptions that twisters tive whether people are in teorologist-in-charge at the Reno County – where an F4 seek better shelter. chose woefully inadequate won’t shadow a predeces- a home, apartment or of- Wichita branch of the Na- devastated the community As large as that tornado shelters for protection. sor. fice building, officials say. tional Weather Service. of Willowbrook northwest was, it was all but forgotten “I realized we really “That’s still somewhat “It’s a big, nagging ques- “The Andover tornado is of Hutchinson – and in because of what happened need to educate people remarkable,” said Jon tion that still bothers a lot one of those for me.” Cowley County, where a in and around Wichita. about where safe places Davies, a severe-weather of us – how to get people to The tornado killed 17 tornado swept through Several tornadoes were are,” Elder said. “It just research meteorologist pay attention to warnings people in and around Wi- Cambridge. produced by the same broke my heart to see what now based in Kansas City. sometimes,” Davies said. chita, injured about 225 “My husband, he said it super-cell thunderstorm. actions some people did, “You can’t just say, ‘Well, Weather officials are and caused more than $250 sounded like a B-1 bomber The most notorious thinking they were doing we had this last year, so it’s working with emergency million in damage — in- going right over our touched down at 5:40 p.m. the right thing to save their probably not going to hap- managers and media repre- cluding an estimated $62 heads,” said Sharian Shel- seven miles northeast of life, and it was so, so pen for a while.’ sentatives to develop lan- million at McConnell Air ton, whose house on the Argonia and began march- wrong.” “It depends on what guage that clearly express- Force Base. edge of Cambridge was de- ing northeast, just missing Just three weeks later, it Mother Nature really es the seriousness of warn- Elder was working in stroyed. “There was a lot of Clearwater but striking almost happened again. wants to do.” ings, with an eye toward the Pittsburgh, Pa., office noise and a lot of debris a- portions of Goddard, A tornado touched down The lesson from the tor- getting residents to take of the weather service in flyin’. It didn’t last long.” Haysville, southeast Wichi- in northern Sumner nadoes of 1990 and 1991, appropriate precautions. 1990 when he learned he The Sheltons huddled in ta, McConnell Air Force County and marched in Elder said, is to be pre- “We really need to edu- was being transferred to the corner of their base- Base and Andover. the Andover tornado’s pared for anything when it cate people about where his home state of Kansas to ment. When they came up It stayed on the ground, path toward Haysville — comes to tornadoes. safe places are,” Elder head the Wichita branch. the stairs, they discovered gradually losing strength at one point reaching F3 Weather officials now said. An F5 tornado had their home for the past 18 slammed into Hesston on years had been destroyed. March 13, and Elder was “We lost a lot of live- relieved. stock – chickens, rabbits, “For a meteorologist, a one mule and one dog,” tornado of that magnitude Shelton said. usually only occurs once in They were still cleaning their career,” he remem- up when another tornado bers telling his wife. touched down exactly a “So what happened the month later. It straddled next year?” he asked the March 26 tornado’s rhetorically. path for a while before Another F5, which came shifting to the northeast

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TRACTORS: 1994 AC 8610 powered by 16 hp gas motor, 18 DIRTSCRAPERS: 3 yd. dirt LIVESTOCK EQUIP.: Cattle Graduate numbers diesel tractor, 105 hp, cab & inch & 9 inch bits. scraper w/high pressure cylin- Equip.: For-Most Model 450 AC, 36 spd. w/2 spd., hi/lo, 2-TON TRUCK: 1970 Ford F- ders, very good. portable livestock squeeze shuttle shift, air cooled engine, 600, V8, 4 & 2 spd., 16 ft. bed & FORAGE&HAYEQUIP.: chute w/Model 30 head gate, exceed 2,000 for beef 18.4x38 tires (60%), 3362 total hoist. Forage Harvester: JD 34 for- palpation cage, nose bar, and hrs., very clean tractor, farmer age harvester w/2 row wide Central City electronic scales, owned; 1971 Int. 656 tractor, DUMPTRUCKS: 1988 Int. head; Big Round Balers: very good; Livestock Systems advocacy program gas, fast hitch, WF, very clean dump truck, AT, 466 diesel Vermeer 605 F big round baler; Inc. calf chute; Pfiefer head tractor, farmer owned; 1969 JD engine, 15 ft. gravel bed; 1981 Small Sq. Balers: NH Hayliner gate w/12 ft. alley way, very The checkoff-funded Celeste Settrini wears many 4020 tractor, 7,550 hrs., good Int. dump truck, single axle, AT, No. 256 twine tie small sq. good; Big Valley self catching Masters of Beef Advocacy hats in the agriculture in- clean tractor; 1968 JD 4020, 9L diesel, 10 ft. gravel bed. baler; Sickle Mowers: Int. 1200 head gate; several big round (MBA) program officially dustry: a partner in her 12V system w/JD 48 loader SEMI PARTS: 2 low profile 5th Series, 9 ft. balance head sickle bale feeders; Hog Equip.: surpassed 2,000 graduates family’s California cow/calf w/bucket & grapple fork; 1965 wheel plates mower, trail type; Int. 100, 9 ft. Universal 500 lb. pig feeder. recently and posted a operation, a fresh commod- JD 4020 w/cab, dual hydraulics, TRAILER BEDS: 8 ft. x 12 ft. sickle mower, 3 pt.; Basket Hay HEDGE POSTS: 75 line & cor- WF, 8 & 2 synco mesh trans- Rakes: Vermeer R-23 hydraulic record number of new stu- ity vegetable broker deal- army bed. ner hedge posts from one con- mission, good rubber; Ford driven twin rake, very good; JD signor. dent applications for a one ing with retail, foodservice 5600 diesel tractor, cab, 3 pt. STOCK TRAILERS: Titan 7 ft. x No. 74 basket rake w/front dolly week timeframe. More than and wholesale business, the WF w/Ford hydraulic loader, no 20 ft., GN stock trailer, rusted wheel, hydraulic driven; Int. No. STEELPOSTS&ELECTRIC 100 individual applications state president of Califor- bucket, farmer owned; 1963 JD thru in spots, still hauls cattle. 15 basket hay rake, ground FENCEPOSTS: T Steel Posts: (100) 5 1/2 T steel posts, were submitted the week of nia Woman in Agriculture 3010 tractor, WF, gas single AUGER WAGONS: Grain-O- driven; Big Round Bale hydraulic outlet, runs good; MF Vator Model 30 auger wagon, Carriers: bale carrier, fast hitch. used; Electric Fence Posts: March 7. and legislative director for 100 electric fence posts 65 gas, overhauled, new starter, very good, been stored inside. FORAGE/SILAGE WAGONS: The program, designed the California Cattle- generator & battery, 80% rear w/insulators; bucket of porcelain to equip beef and dairy pro- women. GRAVITYBOXTRAILERS: Grain-O-Vator No. 30 silage corners. rubber, new paint; JD 2010 wagon w/auger discharge; Kelly ducers across the country to Yet with all of these dif- 200 bushel gravity box diesel w/JD 48 loader. w/factory running gear. Ryan 5x10 feed wagon; Grain- OILFIELDSUCKERROD: tell their story in presenta- ferent responsibilities on COMBINE: 1976 Gleaner F O-Vator Model 55 silage wagon, (30-40) lengths of 7/8 inch suck- tions to schools and civic/ her plate, Celeste still finds TILLAGE EQUIP.: Field er rod. combine, diesel, cab & AC, Cultivator: Krause 4100 series, with broken lift apron chain. church groups, through time to be an “Agvocate.” gear drive w/pickup reel, stored Model 4122, 24 ft. field cultiva- GRINDER/MIXER: NH 357 CONTINUOUS FENCING: (60) local media and in the “vir- “I found out about the inside. tor; Disk: 8 ft. tandem disk, 3 grinder/mixer w/long discharge 6 bar x 20 ft. long continuous tual” world of the internet, MBA program and immedi- LAWN MOWERS & TILLER: pt.; Plows: Int. 720, 4x18 semi auger, ready to go. fence panels w/connectors and clips, new, in lots of 10 banded was launched in March ately decided that I needed Riding Lawn Mower: mount plow, excellent condition; MANURESPREADER: NH Case 4000, 5x16 semi-mount together. 2009. to sign up! Why? Because I Heckendorn, 30 inch cut, riding Model 327 manure spreader, lawn mower; Tillers: MTD rear plow, very good; Int. 3x16 TIN&DOORTRACK: 20 ft. Since then, people from believe in continuing my mounted plow, fast hitch; Soil PTO driven, very good; Case tine tiller, like new; Craftsman 100 PTO driven manure long sheets of commercial all walks of life have signed education to be as well- front tine roto tiller, used very lit- Saver/Conser-Till: White 435 grade tin; 150 used heavy cor- up to be a part of this rounded as I can possibly Soil Saver, hydraulic lift disk spreader, new drive belt, tle; Errins rear tine roto tiller. 10.00x20 truck tires, very good. rugated tin, 10 ft. long; 150 cor- unique opportunity to be be. I have lived my experi- gauge, 12 shank w/spring cush- rugated sheets of tin, 10-12 ft. LOADERS: Case/IH Model 90 ion shanks; Field Condition- GRAIN HANDLING EQUIP.: engaged and active in shar- ences on the ranch and tell loader w/grapple fork & 4020 JD long; Door Track: 92 ft. door ers: Crustbuster 18 ft. folding Augers: Hutchinson 10 inch x track for roller doors. ing the positive story about a pretty good story but the mounting brackets; GB 500 field conditioner; V-Plows: 62 ft. transport grain auger beef. The MBA program added benefit of all you loader w/6 ft. bucket. Sunflower V blade, 3x5; w/swing away hopper; Utility BRIDGEPLANKS: Used boasts a graduate base of learn from the MBA pro- ENGINES: 2 cylinder Wiscon- Chisels: Case chisel, 9 shank, Augers: 4 in. x 17 ft. utility bridge planks, various lengths. people from 47 states, the gram with facts and figures sin engine. 10 ft. wide, 3 pt.; Drag auger; Grain Cleaners: NATIVE LUMBER: Approx. 145 Springtooths: 3 drag type Bazooka Model GC 101, bd ft. of native walnut, all one District of Columbia, Mexi- complements what I al- MOTORCYCLES: 1976 Honda springtooths, 8 ft., 12 ft. & 16 ft.; co, western Australia, and ready know,” says Settrini. 750 motorcycle, runs. Grainclean’R w/wheat screens inch boards, 3 1/4 to 5 inch Springtooths: (2) 3 pt. spring- & fill auger; Bale Elevators: JD wide; 12 boards, 11 & 12 feet one on active duty in Qatar. “It is the added boost to ATVs: Honda 250 three wheel- tooths, three section; AA 50 ft. transport grain elevator long; 31 boards, 5 to 9 ft. long. They range in age from 13 to give your story the impact er w/reverse & electric start; Applicator Parts: 18 knives & w/unloading hopper, PTO driv- TV ANTENNA TOWER: 30 ft. 80, and every farm size and that really goes the extra 2008 Honda 400 Rancher, shanks & brackets for AA appli- en; 18 ft. hay elevator w/3 hp cator; hydraulic shut off three leg tower, in one piece. type of operation, raising mile. When you can back up 4WD, less 50 miles, like new. B&S engine. w/coupler; Rope trip AA control FUEL TANKS: (2) 110 gal. many choices of beef for experiences with facts and CAMPERTRAILERS: 1998 w/coupler. POSTHOLEDIGGERS: Dan- round fuel tanks on skid, could consumers including grass- figures I believe it makes it New Vision by Sportsman, 30 hauser post hole digger, 3 pt., ft., fifth wheel camper w/one ROW CROP EQUIP.: Planters: be mounted on 4 wheel chassis. fed, grain-finished, natural complete!” JD Model 1240, 4x30 planter; Model F-8, 12 and 18 inch bits; slide out. Danhauser post hole digger, CAR LIFT PARTS: H beam 15 and organic; and their prod- Visit http://www.beef.org Planter Accessories: 6 Buffalo GNTRAILERS: Blair GN flat- Model F-8, 3 pt., 12 inch bit; 3 ft. long, 6 1/2 ft. wide, 16 inches uct is sold in diners, fine /mba for more details on the slot chute seed openers; 8 Acra bed trailer, 24 ft., beaver tail pt. post hole digger w/12 in. bit; wide where vehicle drives on, dining restaurants, farmer’s MBA program or to com- planting no-till farrow openers this is just the top part of lift, no with ramps, tandem axle, very w/double fertilizer tubes; post hole digger, fast hitch; Gas markets and supermarkets. plete the online applica- Tanaka post hole dig- cylinders, would make a bridge good. Weeders: JD 2 row weeder, 3 Powered: Recent MBA graduate tion. ger, gas powered. across creek or ditch or like pur- PICKUPS & CARS: Pickups: pt.; Cultivators: 1975 KMC pose. 1990 GMC 3/4 ton pickup, 4x4, (Kelly) 400 Series, rolling culti- ROTARY MOWERS: Land tool boxes & fuel tank & pump, vator, 4x30, fast hitch; JD 4x30 Pride 7 ft. rotary mower, 3 pt., SHOP ITEMS: Forney 180 amp gas, 350 V8, 4 spd., runs great; shovel cultivator, 3 pt.; JD 2 row used very little, heavy duty; Int. electric welder; gas welder 1984 Ford F-250 w/DewEze shovel cultivator, 3 pt. 5 ft. rotary mower, 3 pt.; (2) 6 ft. w/bottles; 60 lb. air jack ham- LARGE CONSIGNMENT bale bed, 460 V8 rebuilt, 4 spd., Bush Hog rotary mowers. mer; metal cutting band saw; GRAIN DRILLS: GP Model FS Power Hack saw; 220 extension not pretty but runs well & bed 230, 30 ft. folding grain drill, 7 REAR BLADES: Shop built 3 works great; 1969 Ford F-250, cords; older Miller Bobcat gas 1/2 inch spacing double disk, pt. rear blade, 8 ft. powered welder, motor is bad; 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 9:30 AM 2x4, 360 V8, 4 spd., runs good; field ready. AUCTION Cars: 1987 Olds Ciera, 2 dr., HAY (to sell at 10:00): 150 metal storage cabinets for shop. Sale held at North edge of DURHAM, KANSAS, AT, 4 cylinder-2.5L, 150,000 SPRAYERS & WEED WIPERS: small sq. bales of Prairie Hay; FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS: along Highway 15. miles; Vans: 1994 Chevy Astro Sprayers: 3 pt. sprayer, 200 11 big round bales of Prairie JD gauge wheels for 2 1/4 inch This is an inventory reduction sale for G&R Implement fea- van, AT, 6 cylinder, runs. gal. poly tank, 12 row booms; Hay, ’10 crop. tool bar; Prince 4x8 hydraulic Weed Wipers: TMC wick whip- turing new equipment, outstanding balers & other machinery. PICKUPACCESSORIES: Roll 2-WHEEL TRAILERS: Pickup cylinder, brand new; 2 hp elec- per, 6 row, uses air pressure to box 2 wheel trailer. tric motor; Tractor rim. 20+ Tractors - Many Balers & Other Hay Equipment - bar off Toyota pickup. force feed wick, kept inside. Combines - Grain Handling - Trucks - Large listing of Misc. PARTS VEHICLES: 1966 Int. 4-WHEEL HAY & GRAIN TIRES: (2) 18.4x26 combine Machinery & Equipment SADDLE TANKS: (2) 150 gal. TRAILERS: (2) 8x14 ft. hay tires, 50%; (2) 11Lx16 imple- Scout, 4 spd. for parts only saddle tanks. Later Listings incl.: JD 350 track loader w/dozer; Ford 5000; trailers on factory 4 wheel chas- ment tires; 18.4x38 tractor tire, 1-TON TRUCKS: 1996 GMC, WATER TANK: 350 gal. fiber- sis; Flare box w/Sears running 40%; (1)General LT 1973 John Deere 2630, wide front, 3 spd., w/high-low; IH 712 trac- 3500 extended cab, SLE, tor on steel; WD Allis tractor; 1964 IH 706 LP w/GB 800 loader; IH glass water tank. gear. 245/75R16, 10 ply; BF diesel, AT, leather, 8 ft. bed, TRAILERACCESSORIES: Goodrich LT 245/75R16, 10 ply; 706 gas tractor; JD 4440 tractor; '07 52' Transcraft sliding tandem dually, fully electric, 3rd door, DRILLFILLAUGER: 4 inch step deck trailer, 40 1/2' bottom; Late model tandem axle swather 12V drill fill auger. Electric wheel trailer hoist. (2) Bridgestone LT 245/75R16, 147,926 miles, red in color, very 10 ply. trailer; 1000 gal. pull type field sprayer, 60' boom, Raven 440 con- clean truck, used to pull the GN troller; 200 gal. ft. mt. tank (fits White, Deutz, Agco); IH 45 13 1/2' camper on auction; 1992 Chevy NEXT AUCTION DATE: Farm Machinery & Construction Equipment, September 2, 2011. field cultivator; JD 214T square baler; Oliver 620 square baler, C-30 one ton pickup, 4x4, regu- TERMS & CONDITIONS: Cash or personal check w/proper ID or Visa, Master Card or Discover twine; Axle mount duals for Agco 3 ¾” axle; IH 800 6 row planter, lar cab, 8 ft. bed, gas, 454 V8. credit card and debit cards. A 4% handling fee will be charged on all credit cards and debit plate type w/dry fert.; JD 12' wheel disk & other items. The consignment list is large and is growing everyday. 1 1/2-TON TRUCKS: 1997 cards only. All items must be paid for before removal. Statements made day of auction take precedence over printed material. 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Livestock Commission Co., Inc. Farmers & Ranchers Salina, KANSAS AUCTIONS EVERY SALE BARN PHONE: 785-825-0211 MONDAY & THURSDAY MONDAY — HOGS & CATTLE Selling Hogs & Cattle every Monday Hogs sell at 10:30 a.m. Cattle at 12:00 Noon. Selling calves and & Stocker-Feeder Cattle every Thursday yearlings first, followed by Packer cows and bulls. UPCOMING COW SALES: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 • Tuesday, May 3, 2011 THURSDAY — CATTLE ONLY Selling starts at 10:00 a.m. Consign your cattle as early as pos- UPCOMING SPECIAL SALES: • Spring Spectular Horse Sale, May 21-22, 2011. Still have some openings for the Spring sible so we can get them highly advertised. Spectacular Horse Sale. Call the barn for details. • Ranch Horse Competition Friday, May 20, 2011. — AUCTIONEERS — KYLE ELWOOD, GARREN WALROD & RUSTY TAYLOR Receipts for the week totaled 7,233 cattle and 79 hogs. Butcher hog top on Monday was $55.75. 24 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 15 red Angus Paradise $1,925.00 STEERS 111 mix Wilson [email protected] 4 mix Nickerson [email protected] 3 red Angus Paradise $1,910.00 300-400 No Test 129 blk Tescott [email protected] 61 blk Beloit [email protected] 11 blk Glen Elder $1,875.00 400-500 $150.00-$162.00 8 blk Brookville [email protected] 6 blk Abilene [email protected] 11 red Angus Clyde $1,875.00 500-600 $140.00-$171.00 63 mix Enterprise [email protected] 35 mix Nickerson [email protected] 14 red Angus Paradise $1,850.00 600-700 $130.00-$158.50 62 blk Hope [email protected] HOGS 10 blk Glen Elder $1,850.00 700-800 $118.00-$136.00 118 mix Abilene [email protected] 6 mix Alton [email protected] 17 blk Sylvan Grove $1,850.00 800-900 $115.00-$124.60 10 blk Nickerson [email protected] 9 wht Alton [email protected] 12 blk Lindsborg $1,835.00 900-1000 $110.00-$117.35 25 mix Arlington [email protected] 7 mix Newton [email protected] 12 blk Lindsborg $1,825.00 HEIFERS 14 mix Ellsworth [email protected] 6 wht Morganville [email protected] 12 blk Lindsborg $1,810.00 300-400 $130.00-$156.00 120 mix Hope [email protected] 14 wht Tipton [email protected] 10 blk Paradise $1,810.00 400-500 $130.00-$150.00 60 blk Abilene [email protected] SOWS REPLACEMENT HEIFERS 500-600 $127.00-$150.00 130 blk Tescott [email protected] 1 wht Mankato [email protected] 119 blk Randolph 759@1,151.00 600-700 $119.00-$141.00 33 mix White City [email protected] 2 hamp Lebanon [email protected] 60 red Lincolnville 818@1,100.00 700-800 $116.00-$119.50 53 mix Kanopolis [email protected] 2 mix Lebanon [email protected] 31 blk Hope 769@1,055.00 800-900 $107.00-$114.75 28 mix Hope [email protected] 1 wht Mankato [email protected] 9 blk Salina 867@1,040.00 STEERS HEIFERS 1 wht Newton [email protected] 24 blk Clyde 890@1,035.00 12 mix Nickerson [email protected] 8 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 wht Hutchinson [email protected] 50 blk Norwich 801@1,035.00 20 blk Dorrance [email protected] 6 char Abilene [email protected] 2 wht Alton [email protected] 22 blk Osborne 748@1,035.00 3 blk Lincoln [email protected] 9 blk Dorrance [email protected] CALVES 41 blk Clyde 778@1,030.00 7 blk Falun [email protected] 24 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk Wilsey [email protected] 25 blk Hope 801@1,025.00 3 char Abilene [email protected] 4 blk Falun [email protected] 2 blk Wilsey [email protected] 61 blk Kansas City, KS 789@1,010.00 6 mix Abilene [email protected] 7 mix Abilene [email protected] 1 bwf Smolan [email protected] 5 char Buhler 913@1,010.00 4 blk Tescott [email protected] 26 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk Smolan [email protected] 7 blk Hope 823@1,000.00 12 mix Nickerson [email protected] 6 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk Marquette [email protected] 16 bwf Randolph [email protected] 5 blk Lincoln [email protected] 3 blk Lehigh [email protected] 1 blk Smolan [email protected] 8 red Salina [email protected] 6 blk Abilene [email protected] 4 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 1 blk Ellinwood [email protected] 75 blk Kansas City, KS [email protected] 2 mix Lehigh [email protected] 7 char Abilene [email protected] 1 blk Hillsboro [email protected] FALL COWS 5 char Abilene [email protected] 36 mix Dorrance [email protected] COWS 5 mix Gypsum young $1,300.00 21 blk Randall [email protected] 6 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 rwf Brookville [email protected] 8 blk Superior, NE young $1,300.00 14 blk Beloit [email protected] 3 blk Tescott [email protected] 1 blk Smolan [email protected] 26 mix Gypsum young $1,250.00 11 blk Gypsum [email protected] 8 blk Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk McPherson [email protected] 8 red Salina young $1,250.00 9 blk Lincoln [email protected] 9 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk McPherson [email protected] 9 blk Manhattan young $1,235.00 10 mix Nickerson [email protected] 13 mix Nickerson [email protected] 1 blk Assaria [email protected] 23 blk Salina young $1,225.00 10 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 16 blk Smolan [email protected] 1 red Minneapolis [email protected] 22 blk Gypsum young $1,210.00 50 blk Dorrance [email protected] 9 mix Hutchinson [email protected] 1 red Clyde [email protected] FALL COWS 2 blk Salina [email protected] 5 mix Claflin [email protected] 1 blk Gypsum [email protected] 12 blk Randolph young $1,550.00 5 blk Ellsworth [email protected] 12 mix Clyde [email protected] BULLS 7 blk Ada, OK young $1,510.00 27 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 3 blk Lorraine [email protected] 1 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 7 blk Inman young $1,500.00 17 blk Florence [email protected] 6 blk Sterling [email protected] 1 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 11 blk Salina young $1,500.00 25 blk Dorrance [email protected] 6 blk Lincoln [email protected] 7 blk Salina young $1,500.00 7 blk Arlington [email protected] 14 blk Barnard [email protected] March 15 Cow Sale: Bulls Vaughn 6 blk Marion young $1,500.00 63 mix Wilson [email protected] 11 mix Clyde [email protected] Family Ranch: Charolais bulls 17 head, 8 blk Ada, OK young $1,485.00 6 blk Nickerson [email protected] 49 mix Dorrance [email protected] average $3379 with top seller $4000. 6 blk Inman young $1,425.00 15 blk Medicine Lodge [email protected] 11 blk Abilene [email protected] Rock’n R Angus Ranch 6 head, average COW PAIRS 26 mix Kanopolis [email protected] 12 blk Salina [email protected] $2241.66 with top seller $2750. 7 blk Herington young $1,810.00 8 blk Brookville [email protected] 22 blk Arlington [email protected] HEIFER PAIRS 5 blk Salina young $1,800.00 21 mix Chase [email protected] 23 mix Minneapolis [email protected] 9 blk Glen Elder $2,000.00 9 bwf Inman young $1,800.00 38 blk Gypsum [email protected] 4 blk Marquette [email protected] 15 red Angus Hoxie $2,000.00 6 blk Salina young $1,785.00 64 blk Florence [email protected] 12 mix Nickerson [email protected] 14 blk Clyde $1,975.00 9 blk Atlanta young $1,710.00 18 blk Minneapolis [email protected] 10 mix Brookville [email protected] 2 red Angus Hoxie $1,950.00 2 red Hillsboro young $1,700.00 IN STOCK TODAY: EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 24: 6’8”x16 Gooseneck Stock Trailer 56 blk strs & hfrs, 850-950 lbs; 101 strs, 750-950 lbs; 67 hfrs, 700-900 lbs; 110 most- 6’8”x20 Gooseneck Stock Trailer ly blk hfrs, 575-700 lbs, off wheat; 215 blk strs & hfrs, 475-675 lbs, Trip Hopper Feeders • Heavy Duty Round Bale Feeders weaned/vacc./green; 85 strs & hfrs, 650-750 lbs; 10 strs & hfrs, 800-900 lbs, vacc.; 37 strs, 800 lbs; 60 blk strs & hfrs, 400-600 lbs, homeraised/vacc.; 76 blk strs, 650-775 Reminder that all Tuesday special sales start at 12 noon lbs; 80 blk strs & hfrs, 450-700 lbs; 25 blk strs & hfrs, 650-800 lbs, weaned/vacc.; 60 All Special sales are sold in order consigned. hfrs, 575-625 lbs; 350 hfrs, 700-850 lbs, weaned/vacc.; 13 strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs, For a complete list of cattle for all sales check out our weaned/vacc.; 62 strs, 850-900 lbs. website at www.farmersandrancherslivestock.com PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! For Information or estimates, contact: Check our listings each week on our Mike Samples, Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-826-7884 website at Kyle Elwood, Asst. Sale Mgr., Cell Phone 785-493-2901 www.farmersandrancherslivestock.com Jim Crowther Don Long Ron Bearnes Kenny Briscoe Kevin Henke 785-254-7385 785-531-0606 785-283-4757 785-524-4048 H: 785-732-6434, C: 785-565-3525 Roxbury, KS Ellsworth, KS Tescott, KS Lincoln, KS Agenda, KS 1150 KSAL, Salina 6:45 AM –MON.FRI Cattle Sale Broadcast Live on www.cattleusa.com 880 KRVN 8:40 AM – WED.-THURS. 550AM KFRM - 8:00 am, Wed.-Thurs. Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 29 CLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE IS NOON SATURDAY RATES AND DISCOUNTS CLASSIFICATIONS CATTLE GOAT Although complete name, address and phone number need not appear in FIGURE YOUR COST HERE: your ad, we must have this information for our records. SWINE SHEEP RATE: 55¢ a word. 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CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE 450 FANCY homeraised and Northern origin black Angus re- POLLED Yearling Angus placement heifers, Vangs vacci- HEREFORD Bulls nated and all other shots; 225 Sons & Grandsons of A homeraised large Fancy black BULLS Mytty In Focus, Angus first calf heifer pairs. 15 HEREFORD 21 AR Roundup Angus Bulls miles north of Salina. Rito 2V1, Rito 2 878, Yearling thru 2-Year-Olds 785-392-2310, home. 785- High Quality BULLS - Dehorned Special Design ANGUS BULLS 488-8085, cell. Calving ease, good growth High Growth Rate Red Angus and Charolais All bulls are “AM” “NH” Calving Ease and disposition Good Maternal Traits Bulls in Quantity! & “CA” tested Virgin 2 year old bulls Semen tested, poured, Calm disposition Red Angus Sired by: BRIAN KOSTER Sequoya, Mission Statement, vaccinated Performance Data Available TESCOTT, KS Mulberry, Ole’s Oscar, Norse- Delivery available 785-488-6219 • 785-392-0345 AI Sired man King. 785-865-3444 Fertility Tested Charolais Sired by: [email protected] Greg Vering Bluegrass, Gridmaker, Doc Sil- Flory Marysville, KS ver. Polled Herefords 785-562-3988 • An Extremely nice set of Fall 785-562-7164 “The Best of Both 18-month old & Spring Year- 80 FANCY Black First Calf Contact Worlds” Sale ling bulls available. Heifer Pairs Home raised and Armin or Roger Blanken northern origin Calves born b/t Greenleaf, KS SUNNYSIDE HEREFORDS 50 HEAD first calf mostly • All scanned by ultrasound, Mon., March 28, 2011 Jan. 15 – March 15, Will keep till FOR SALE black springer heifers, fertility tested and guaranteed. 785-541-0120 or 12:00 Noon May 1st, calves worked for Bulls For Sale or Lease $1050/head. 620-596-2813. • EPD Balance and High Qual- 785-747-8944 At the Ranch 1/2 mile South of ity grass $2000 a pair, Marquette, Cow/ Calf pairs KS For questions, call or email for sale Dwight, KS • Your Private Treaty Head- 785-819-5068, hoppdarrin@ YOUNG BLACK Homozygous Discounts Available — SELLING — quarters. No Pressure, No yahoo.com Simmental bull, $2,000. 785- Margaret Sheriff 70 - Horned Hereford Bulls Politics. All cattle are sold by 862-2857, 7885-633-6824. Alta Vista, KS 70 - Black Angus Bulls private treaty. Come visit us 80 - FI Black Baldy Heifers and together, we’ll invest the MIKE BOWMAN, Midwest 785-499-5353 Mushrush - with Calves time necessary to identify the Longhorn Sale. April 23, 2011, [email protected] Beckton Joint Sale 30 - Hereford & Angus Heifers right bull(s) that best fit your 12:00 noon at Winfred, KS. Reg- istered and commercial Long- THUR., MAR. 24 - 12:30 P.M. with Calves program and help you gain a 29TH ANNUAL HEREFORD BULLS, excellent 85 - Fall Bred Heifers competitive edge. horn and roping cattle. www. E.P.D’s, will deliver. David Here- at the ranch near Elmdale, KS endoftrailranch.com 316-778- (Hereford, Angus & BWF) • Short on Time – We have ex- BULL SALE fords. Maple Hill, KS. 785-256- 1717. 150 Red Angus Bulls & 20 - Yearling Quarter Horse tensive experience with sight SATURDAY, 4643. 35 Fall Bred Heifers Colts unseen purchases. Satisfac- APRIL 9 BEEF UP YOUR BOTTOM Delivery or Care till 6 - Started Quarter Horses tion guaranteed. LINE WITH BULLS **Live Real Time Auction** Selling 100 Charolais Bulls May 1, 2011 on Bulls Your Partner in FROM Tami McIntosh 308-870-3661 at Hyannis, NE Joe Mushrush 620-273-8581 Progress. Benefit from high growth, in- BEIKMANN www.MushrushRedAngus.com EMAIL: [email protected] We look forward to the op- creased feed efficiency and M portunity to EARN your the added bonus of heterosis LIMOUSIN BALANCER BULL for sale, 18 www.oleenbrothers.com business. BLACK AND POLLED months old, excellent EPD’s and We offer FREE delivery within 73 ANGUS BULLS Jan: 785-482-3383 300 miles, plus a breeding YEARLINGS AND growth. 785-765-3814. 785-617- HARMS For Sale by Private Treaty Arden: 785-482-3398 season GUARANTEE TWO-YEAR OLDS 0033. Featured Sires: Emblazon, Arden’s cell: PLAINVIEW Call Dave Hebbert at 785-466-1422 785-747-6902 OR Magnitude, Rito 6I6, Rito ANGUS FALL BULLS Box 8, Dwight, KS 66849 308-458-2540 or learn more RANCH 785-747-6156 6EM6, Alliance 187, & Advan- 60 head to Select From Mark & Kim Harms at www.HebbertRanch.com SIMMENTAL BULLS for sale tage. Plus six, 2-year old Bulls 2528 250th Street This is a stout set of artifi- or lease. One 2 year old pure- LIMOUSIN BULLS Performance Tested; Fertility bred; two yearling purebreds; Lincolnville, KS 66858 Wheatland Farms cially sired bulls. 18 months old Tested; Fully Guaranteed; one yearling SimAngus. Black, Email: [email protected] Black and Red Polled Bulls Registered Angus Bulls Free Delivery in KS & NE. Semen checked, ready to go polled, good. Performance and www.HARMSRANCH.com All Performance Information, AI Sired, Good Disposition Free Board ‘til May 15th fertility tested. Ultrasounded for Nelson Angus Balanced EPDs, Larry Shippy carcass. Masculine, thick, stout. 620-924-5544 $1,750-$5,750 Hope, Kansas Raymond & Alan Nelson Very good EPDs and Indexes. Ideal cross on British based Volume Discounts Riley, KS Dikeman, Manhattan. 785-776- 10-20 BLACK & BLK Baldy cows. 785-479-2103 785-479-1725 www.WolfCreekAngus.com 785-485-2378 & 785-485-2896 cross 1st calf heifer pairs with 7315. Rossville, Kansas LURAY, KANSAS Alan’s Cell: 785-770-7054 2-4 week old Angus calves at CLASSIFIEDS — Mike’s Cell: 785-565-8477 GRASS & GRAIN side. 785-455-3584. 785-584-6801 THEY WORK FOR YOU 785-698-2225 Page 30 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 GRASS & GRAIN DIRECTORY CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE CATTLE POLLED SIMMENTAL - SIM ANGUS Polled Herefords BULLS Put the X factor back in your HEREFORD 14 months - 2 years old Angus Cows. BlueWater ValleyWell Drilling Drilling, & Service Inc. BULLS Sires: Dream On, Ranch Hand, Image Maker 18 mo. serviceable age Here- Family Business Over 70 Years! Bred for Complete ford bulls with balanced EPDs. CONTACT ERIC STRADER Performance Purebred & Half Blood Calving ease a priority and • Growth Black Heifers good disposition a must. REGISTERED • Muscle SHILOH Weights and ultrasound data 785-363-7353 • Maternal available. Show steers, heifers ANGUS BULLS • Disposition SIMMENTALS also available. Sired by: D. ROCHE Fertility Tested and Salina, KS Dave Stump Final Answer, Bismarck, In Fo- FENCING Guaranteed 785-823-6781 Blue Rapids, KS cus, Net Present Value, Pre- Cell: 785-826-0341 dominant, New Standard, Con- INC. DETTKE FARMS nection, Rito 416, Bextor, Call: 20 blk & bwf 2nd calf heifers, Foresight. QUALITY BUILT FENCES ANDY DETTKE 1/2 limo, 1/2 Angus, homeraised • Quality in Volume. DON ROCHE Marysville, KS heifers, calves on ground, • Generations of problem-solv- 785-268-0423 • 785-562-6257 $2,000. 785-410-6047. 785-948- ing genetics. Low to moderate 785-292-4271 2172. birth weight bulls by high accu- FRANKFORT, KS 12 BLK gentle homeraised racy sires and out of dams HALDEMAN Limousin/Lim-Flex heifers, calv- REGISTERED RED Angus backed by several generations ing now, heifers w/ calve, bulls vaccinated, Dectomax, (785) 363-7410 of low BW, excellent growth WELL DRILLING & $2,150 and rest at $2,000. Will tested, 18 months old. Mike (785) 556-0124 and positive carcass traits. keep until April 15th with partial Becker, Gypsum. 785-254- • All Sale bulls tested for AM, PUMP SERVICE payment. 785-246-3431. 7650(H).785-829-0401 (C). Visit us at SpringhillHerefords.com CA and NH. CATTLEMEN’S LIVESTOCK • Your Private Treaty Head- A Gold TPR Breeder 785-539-9295 Service- “all work done by quarters. All cattle sold private MANHATTAN, KS cattlemen for cattlemen.” Fence treaty - no pressure, no poli- AUCTIONEERS building and repair and livestock tics. Come visit us and to- care,pasture-clearing, corral gether, we’ll invest the time VATHAUER AUCTION SERVICE building. References provided. necessary to identify the right bulls(s) that best fit your pro- Household-Antiques-Farm-Real Estate 785-214-9532. Monday, March 28 39th Annual gram and help you gain a “Competitive Rates*Superior Service” RED ANGUS Gelbvieh-X 16 re- 1:00 PM Production Sale competitive edge. No pres- Jim Vathauer Stuart Hedrick placement heifers. 785-325- sure, no rush decisions. 2587. Washington Livestock Simmental • Angus CLAY CENTER, KS CLAY CENTER, KS Red SimAngus • “Each bull fertility tested and 785-630-0849 785-632-1903 Washington, KS Black SimAngus guaranteed.” 785-777-2037 BLACK ANGUS • All bulls scanned by ultra- 45 Yearling Bulls Saturday, sound and tested negative for Yearling Heifers March 26th PI-BVD, as in the past. All bulls and Heifers • Your Partner in Progress - Tested for BVD and are 1 p.m. We want the opportunity to guaranteed PI negative Selling: earn your business. Auctioneer Call for a catalog and more • Bred and managed for de- BILL RAINE, 500 Bred 90 Bulls pendable performance with RAINE AUCTION SERVICE information: Commercial Angus 50 Registered sensible EPDs. Fed to be fit Real EstateTopeka, - Farm - HouseholdKansas - Antiques Ken Duensing • 785-363-7456 Females Sell Alcove Cattle Co. Yearling Heifers — not fat. 785-256-4439 At the 32nd Annual Get Genetics That Will HARMS www.raineauction.com Gardiner Angus Ranch Sale Les Gauby • 785-325-2719 Maximize your Profits, and PLAINVIEW PEARL REAL ESTATE Sat., April 2, 2011 Ash Creek Acres Optimize your Resources! St. Marys, KS 9 a.m. • Ashland, KS Dickinson Ranch RANCH Mark & Kim Harms 785-437-6007 • 75 Bred Comm. Cows 2324 370th Ave • 425 Bred Comm. Heifers 2528 250th Street ARMSBID.COM Gorham, KS 67640 (Sell in groups of 10 head) Lincolnville, KS 66858 Kull’s Old Town A Kirk: 785-735-4347 Cell Email: [email protected] Station invites con- 1,600 Total Head 785-998-4401 Ph/ Fax www.HARMSRANCH.com signments for our [email protected] 1-888-603-BULL Spring, Summer & Sell 620-924-5544 www.dickinsonranch.com Fall Auctions. If you Also selling: have 1 or 1,000, we’d like to talk to you. Jensen We will also buy collections or • 417 Registered Angus Bulls Genetic Center 2 Bred Reg.Angus ANGUS BULLS individual guns. • 583 Registered Angus 12 to 24 months old Females Heifers [email protected] or • calving ease • growth • 3 Registered Bred Quarter due April 2011 • carcass 785-862-8800 • 800-466-5516 Horse Mares Topeka, Kansas Ken Duensing Mark Gardiner 620.635.5095 Blue Rapids, Kansas Henry • Office 620.635.2156 785-363-7456 Greg Gardiner 620.635.2752 WOODBURY Garth Gardiner 620.635.2361 20 FANCY Red Angus Heifers FARMS [email protected] 620-326-0466. GANNON REAL ESTATE Custom Semen Collection Howard Woodbury Visit GardinerAngus.com for & Semen Testing RED ANGUS bulls calving 785-453-2492 785-241-0515 & AUCTIONS frequent sale updates. Affiliated with ease 18 months old and year- John Woodbury VERN GANNON, CAI Hawkeye Breeders. ling, good disposition, pasture 785-453-2223 785-229-2557 Broker/Auctioneer Located 6 miles south of raised. Parsons Red Angus. Quenemo, Kansas Manhattan, Kansas 66502 HEREFORD BULLS Courtland or 913-727-3071. 13 miles west of Interstate 81 25 HOMERAISED OCV heifers, 785-539-2316 North of Concordia, KS Kansas Limousin 785-537-9003 850 lbs, 2 rounds of shots, The www.gannonauctions.comExperienced Sound In Selling Contact for collection Breeders black. 785-499-2860. E schedule: Association WEHL 785-374-4372 office Good bulls with balanced 785-243-6397 Kevin 19th Annual Sale AUCTION 785-262-1116 Sheila EPD’s, practical development, Sunday, April 3 TIME good disposition & eye appeal. [email protected] Auction Every THURSDAY 1:00 PM NIGHT at 5:30 PM Oleen Cattle Co. Farmers & Ranchers Livestock 8103 East Hwy. 24 Commission Co., To locate a member auctioneer Falun, KS Salina, KS MANHATTAN, KS or an auction near you, GLENN CHUCK SELLING 50 LOTS OF Excellent 785-587-1800 www.kansasauctioneers.com 785-668-2368 785-668-2454 Check out & bid online at or contact us at REGISTERED LIMOUSIN selection of 1-316-283-7780 & LIM-FLEX www.wehlauctiontime.com SIMMENTAL AND SimAngus 30 SELECTED BULLS Polled Hereford Bulls. Black, polled, moderate Sunflower Genetics *All Bulls Selected For Fertility, And Black Baldy framed, LBW, gentle. Geiger 15th Annual Bull Sale Performance, And Conforma- CATTLE CATTLE Farms, Troy, Ks. 785-850-0134 tion . FI Yearlings or 785-850-0859 Friday March 25th Sires Include: BRED COWS AND HEIFERS 1:00 at the ranch Feltons Legend AND COW CALF PAIRS JENSEN BROS. ANGUS & Selling : Raftsman In Focus HEREFORDS SIMMENTAL-ANGUS OPEN REPLACEMENT AND New Design 1407 65 Bulls SHOW HEIFERS BULLS Ready to go to work for you 50 Open Heifers Managed By The Kansas -Fertility Tested and Delivered- Limousin Breeders Assoc r Simmental, Valek Farms Sale Day Phone Sim-Angus and Angus Mick: 785-732-6637 Olsburg, Kansas A 18 mth old Fall and Spring 785-825-0211 A HEREFORD Cell: 785-527-1049 • Priced for the Commercial yearlings For Information and Registered-Performance BREEDING PROGRAM Farm: 785-732-6699 Tested Angus Cattleman Steve and Mary Gleason catalogs, contact: Bill: 785-527-1033 WITH BALANCED • Yearlings & 2 yr. olds with Jerry Meek GENETIC RESULTS! family calving ease & growth 785-256-6461 913-898-2700 Evenings 12- 18 month old Bull & Female Sale • Excellent Selection with Vol- 785-640-8060 913-594-1453 Cell Polled Hereford & A ume Discounts www.sunflowergenetics.com E-Mail SAT., MARCH 10 Hereford Bulls • Performance Data Available [email protected] Calving ease bulls and • Good Maternal Traits View Catalog Online At 2012 “Offering a limited, high volume discounts. Www.Kansaslimousin.Org quality group of yearling Fully guaranteed, Huninghake Angus bulls private treaty.” Fertility tested, FRANKFORT, KS For Sale By Private Treaty Leo Huninghake Featuring Sires: Sitz Alliance Complete EPDs and Ultra sound data, Epd's, BUSS ANGUS 785-292-4537 7544, Baldridge Link L29, ultra-sound data available. performance records ANGUS BULLS Cell: 785-556-2648 Isaacs Gus 7133, Objective, www.goodfarmsangus.com Free Delivery 14 to 20 Months Old Image Maker, In Focus. Fertility Featured Sires: CRAIG & AMY GOOD Kevin Jensen 30 HEAD Simm/ Angus bulls, Tested, Fully Guaranteed In Focus 878 785-468-3613 Courtland, Kansas yearling/ 2 yr., black, red, polled. Two-Year-Old & Yearling Bulls MILL BRAE Freight Train [email protected] 785-374-4372 Calving ease and growth, calm Free Board till May 15 RANCH disposition. Luin Berger. Water- New Frontier Layton McKinney 785-243-6397 cell Free Delivery in Kansas Mark Nikkel, Managing Partner ville. H: 785-268-0647. C: 785- $2,300-$5,000 Alliance 6595 785-565-3252 www.jensenbros.net Maple Hill, Kansas 363-2645. www.enscattlecompany.com Several sets of full brothers REGISTERED ANGUS bulls. [email protected] Registered Angus Females & 785-256-4327 Rock’n-H-Ranch. LBW, high RED ANGUS Bulls 18 Mo. Open Angus Heifers For Sale GARY BUSS millbraeranch.com growth, carcass oriented genet- FOR SALE: open replacement Ready for heavy service. PH-620-397-3138 - Dighton, KS Leonardville, Kansas ics. 785-207-1232. heifers. 785-363-7572. 785-883-4880. Earl or Erik Steffens 785-293-4444 • 785-410-3006 GRASS & GRAIN Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 31 CATTLE CATTLE SWINE SWINE GOAT SHEEP GRAHAM SCHOOL Annual Sale ELITE SHOW Graham School for livestock SHOW PIG Tuesday, March 29, 2011 men and women. We special- PIG SALE 4-H/FFA MEAT 12.00 p.m. & GOAT SALE S ize in teaching pregnancy Sunday, April 10 • 2 PM at the farm, located near GOAT SHOW check, artificial insemination, FRIDAY, APRIL 1st Butler Co. Fairgrounds Burchard, NE BREEDING James Brothers herd health, calf delivery and 7pm El Dorado, KS many other subjects. Selling 35 service-age bullls PROSPECT Annual Club Greenleaf, Kansas 55-60 Barrows & Gilts DATES FOR 2011 SALE • 20 Hampshire and Viewing at: Lamb Sale APRIL 11-15 crossbred show pigs 12:00 PM Saturday, April 2nd MAY 9-13 March 26 • 6 Goats consigned by Consignors: Call for Info. Showmanship/ Grooming Viewing at 1:30 PM JUNE 13-17 Sale at 3 PM Stamm Farms & Flory Family Show Pigs Clinic 11:00 a.m. At the farm 4 miles North of 3TJ Boer Goats Roger - 785-766-4912 Auction 1 p.m. Clay Center, KS on Dinner Provided Brian - 785-423-0776 Highway 15 One of the big, stout two year starting @ 5 pm Mark - 785-760-2439 Mulberry Meadows olds selling Previous Winners: www.floryshowpigs.com Brookville, Kansas Selling 40 Lambs 30 bred and open females 2010 Grand and Reserve 785-577-7810 Majority bred by Power Ball, Champion Market Hog Jason Gilges For more information, mulberrymeadows sire of many state fair and Washington Co. 913-660-8931 call or write: @yahoo.com national champions Hampshire and Light Weight ******************************* Dept. GG, Graham School crossbred classes. Brian Flory is full-line Suffolk, Hamp, Natural Color & 641 West Hwy. 31 ADM Dealer including SHEEP Crossbreds Garnett, KS 66032 Bruce Simmons Moorman’s Showtec Nothing will be sold prior to sale but advance viewing is 785-448-3119 A top bred heifer that sells 785-747-2800 HARRIS www.grahamschool.com [email protected] 2011 welcome. Please call or email for JACKSON COUNTY SHOW LAMBS JAMES BROTHERS pictures or flier. 6th Annual Club Clay Center, KS SHOW PIG SALE H: 785-632-2700 FINK FARM show pig and Saturday, April 2 Lamb Sale C: 785-447-2767 Right to flush Donor Cows lamb sale, April 9, 10:30 AM. Saturday, April 9th Taylor: 785-447-0430 1 Russ See ad in G & G 3/29 and 4/5. 2 p.m. : 10:30 a.m. Ethan: 785-447-0789 402-865-5805 www.finkfarm.com Jackson County Fairgrounds 1207 Hwy 15 • Abilene, KS Guest Consignor: [email protected] Holton, Kansas 10 miles South of Abilene, KS Dr. Kenn Lacy Ark Valley Meal Provided After Sale 785-427-7379 BLACK ANGUS www. Selling 70-75 Pigs This is the best overall set of PUREBREDS tegtmeierpolledherefords.com Swine Association Consignors: lambs we have ever raised. • 12-14 month bulls & heifers, Show Pig Sale C&L Show Pigs: 40th ANNUAL $1200 Over 100 lambs available. Will FOR SALE Saturday, April 2 - 2 PM Jason Crow 785-640-9274 EBERT SHEEP • 2-3 yr old bulls, $2500 auction 30-40 head of Agribusiness Bldg. Ark City Adam Lukert 785-256-3021 • Bred heifers, cows, & pairs, POLLED outstanding wether lambs. FARM $1500-$2000 HEREFORD Ryan Hunt Wehner Farms: We will also offer a few ewe Production & Club All stock guaranteed 620-660-2773 Larry Wehner 785-771-2579 lambs. More lambs available Lamb Sale by private treaty after the sale. Saturday, April 9 - 2:00 PM Local delivery BULLS Brian Balzer Lambs will be on racks At Ebert Sheep Farm Wamego, KS 2 yrs. to Fall yearlings, thick, 620-741-1363 NW Angus long bodied, red eyes. at 9:25 a.m. 10015 Flush Rd. Semen tested, EPD’s. VE Buffington 2010 Winners: St. George, KS 785-636-5141 Breeding Quality since 1918 Grand Champions 60 head of club lambs, ewe 785-556-8784 620-446-1641 b Don Riffel Family Central KS Free Fair lambs and ram lambs. TOP QUALITY HAMP BOARS Dickinson Co. Yearling rams and ewes for 785-280-3461 • 785-479-5963 SWINE Available Year Around Grand Champion sale will be on display sale day. 2 year old EQUIPMENT GALEN & ROBERTA HARMS Tri-Rivers Fair Our families 4-H career is Polled Buildings — Ventilation Whitewater, KS 316-799-2382 Saline Co. over. ALL wether lambs sell. Hereford Bulls Flooring — Feeders Res. Grand Champion No lambs sold prior to sale. For Sale Waterers — Heaters SPF SWINE McPherson Co. Fair Performance, good Crates — Nursery Equip. Geary Co. Fair Hampshires, Dorsets, Suffolks, disposition, moderate BW, SEED STOCK Res. Supreme Breeding Ewe Shropshires, Speckles and fertility tested, ready to work K&N • Boars- Duroc, DurocxPie- Panhandle Expo Guymon, OK Crosses Ron & Regan Raub Swine Systems train, York, Landrace, 90% of lambs received a blue Check out our website at: RICK HENRY HampxLandrace ribbon or higher at area www.ebertsheepfarm.com 785-799-7646, C 785-336-2130 Performance Tested • Whiteline gilts in volume. County Fairs. Jeff, Kerri, Christine and SENECA, KANSAS Purebred Black Angus 785-292-4976, H •PRRs negative, high health. All lambs are eligible for the Monica Ebert Yearling and 2 yr Bulls 5th annual Border Clash 785-458-9174 and 45 Yearling Heifers FOR SALE: 1 and 2 year old Jackpot Show on June 4th in [email protected] Charolais bulls. Birth and wean- Boars Private Treaty Washington, KS ing weights available. Contact: Duroc & Chester Over $1,000 in Cash Prizes • Easy Keeping (785) 243-0748. (785) 446- Duroc & Hamp Cross POULTRY “QUALITY YOU NEED TO • Easy Fleshing 3510. Serviceable Age 1 • Docile On Farm Test Information SEE BEFORE YOU BUY” Poultry and Small • Moderate BW Circle S Gelbvieh Open Gilts Roth Farms Kevin, Rosemary, Sam • Ultrasound and EPD’s Greg, Emily, Natalie Animal Auction Going to Grass DUROC & CHESTER Green, KS. YORK-CHESTER CROSS 785-479-5593 Fairgrounds, Clay Center, KS Sires: Production Sale 785-944-3329 April 16, 2011 • SAV FINAL ANSWER SLEICHTER 785-632-1951 - Ron Roth Cell 888-408-7487 • MYTTY IN FOCUS SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 May 14, 2011 1:00 PM DUROC FARM 785-632-7155 THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE June 18, 2011 1/4 S. Canton, KS ABILENE, KS Herdsman, Matt Sullivan cell SHOWN HARRIS LAMBS. August 20, 2011 Flat Iron Angus, Inc. 785-263-1898 785-263-1908 Haddam, Kansas Calving Ease Plus September 10, 2011 Always selling poultry, small Heath and Bob Allen Performance 7th Annual HORSES NELSSEN 785-556-8982 • 50 Bulls - 2 yr.-yearling animals, livestock, agricultural, (Red & Black) BUYER FOR all types of Club Lamb Sale and related items. 785-556-8980 • 10 Pens Replacement horses. 785-765-3639. Saturday, April 9 [email protected] Heifers SALES CASH 14 YR OLD APHA Bay Overo 2:00 PM ONLY • 30 Commerical Gelbvieh 1st Sale Stallion. Tardy Too on papers. Abilene, Kansas LEISHMAN calf heifer pairs Saturday, April 2nd Broke to ride. Easy to handle. Central Kansas Free 15% commission Check in begins at 7:00 a.m. For more info & catalog 2:00 PM Settles mares on first breeding. Fairgrounds Performance Auction begins at 12:00 p.m. John Shearer New Location: $2000 OBO to approved home. Selling 40 head of outstanding Gate fee: $1.00 per person Limousin 620-628-4621 Chisholm Trail Country Store 785-844-3236. ewe and wether lambs. Fee for no sale over $50 is Limousin Bulls & Heifers 507 SE 36th Cell: 620-654-6507 *HORSE SALE* Many Kansas County Fair commission on the bid Selling at the Newton, Kansas email Champions. Birds must be blood tested - • 45+ York , Hamp, Duroc, Every Monday Night Kansas Limousin [email protected] For more details: on site testing (.50/bird) Berkshire, & Crossbred to sell Breeders Assn. 6:30 p.m. with Tack JIM NELSSEN Bid is per animal in the cage 15 HEAD Angus and Angus X 19th Annual Sale For more Info Call Cages sell with animals heifers bred A.I. to calving ease 785-776-1407 Sunday, April 3 • 1:00 PM Brad & Becky No boxes except for chicks Angus bulls. Start calving late Farmers & Ranchers no sale fee August. 785- 883-4880 316-772-8669 SHOW LAMBS For Sale, Boh- Livestock Comission Co. or email F nenblust Family, Clay Center, For Information or Salina, KS vannockershowpigs@ Suffolk- Hamp Crosses, Rea- to consign: SWINE Campbell’s Sale Barn sonably priced in today's mar- • 4 Purebred Limousin Bulls yahoo.com 785-410-0054 or • 3 Heifers- 2 Lim-Flex, FRANTZ NO Limit Show Pig Linwood, Kansas ket, The barn is open so call today 785- 485-2125, Home of the 785-485-2845 1 Purebred Sale, Saturday April 9, 2011 at 913-723-3661 913-724-1403 11th Annual Grand and Reserve Champions Cell: 402-651-7211 7:00 pm at the Marion County Fair Grounds in Hillsboro, Kan- Valleybrook Farm FOUR HORSE hot walker. 2010 Clay County Fair. Evenings: 402-426-8674 sas. 60 January- February pigs Show Pig Sale Heavy-duty, homemade, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT [email protected] for sale. Guest consignor Stan $1,200. 785- 825- 7135. or O'Neal. For information call Sat., April 9 NEW 16” roping saddle, cus- www.kansaslimousin.org for Leonard or Ethan at 620- 2:00 PM tom made, $950; 6x14 Circle D the 19th Annual Sale Catalog 947-1730 or Stan at 620-338- At the Farm bumper pull stock trailer, $1800. 6696. March pigs avail- Overbrook, KS 402- 447-2460. able after May 10. Selling 90 to 100 of our Top Pigs. GOAT Double R Genetics Portable Corral 785-263-3436 Watch www.showpig.com 2nd Annual Showpig Sale OPENING THE Barn show Introducing our New Rawhide online sale May 19 for late goat sale. Friday March 25. Processor by John McDonald Offering 40-50 Showpigs Feb. and March pigs Viewing at 5 p.m.. Big off at 7 Used Rawhides for sale also 60 Yearling Bulls Crossbreds, Yorks, & Spots Just give us a call p.m. Riffel Boer Goats, Tampa, www. For Sale Private Treaty Return Buyer and Quantity Mike & Debra Bond KS 785-965-7179 or email rawhideportablecorral.com March 25th till Discounts! Home: 785-453-2261 [email protected] they are gone! Join us on the farm Cell: 785-691-6539 DIGITAR LIVESTOCK scale 4 Contact for information: 5 GUARD dogs 3/4 Akbash, We are a Sunglo Dealer way bars with electronic read- Matt: 620-583-5033 April 1st 1/4 Atolian Shepherd, 8 weeks Contact us for out. 785-564-2590. [email protected] old March 15th, $100. 785-286- 2 miles East of the Lebanon Sunglo Products. Tom: 620-583-6956 Junction on HWY 36 4318. GEHL 170 grinder/mixer with [email protected] scale and extension auger; Life- Sale at 7:00 PM time 6x20 hydraulic hog trailer; BLACK ANGUS bulls from Contact: SS nursery and finisher hog Ohlde Genetics, excellent dispo- Jesse or Kaden Roush feeders. Call Ken at 785-210- sition, growth and calving ease. 6298. Mike Roggenkamp. Onaga, KS. 785-389-6441 785-456-4158. [email protected] GRASS & GRAIN Page 32 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011

LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT FEED & SEED AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE HOLD ‘EM Fence Company- BROME HAY round bales, DAYCAB TRACTORS 1994 Ford 3406 Cat, 350 hp., LAND FOR SALE! GRASS LAND barbed wire, welded continuous 1000 pounds, $30/ each, rural ‘04 Freightliner Columbia tan- 10 speed, Hendrix w/wet kit NE of Cuba, Kansas 80 Ac BB Co. grass & hunting fence, pipe, custom tubs, gates, Lawrence. 785-766-3565. dem, C-13 410 h.p. Cat, 10 Storage trailers, 28’ & up...... 1/2 section, 128.4 acres of 140 Ac AN Co. grass & hunt- alleyways. Cell 785-313-4552, speed, air ride, 516K actual ...... $1,250 & Up CRP yearly income of $6,800; ing home 785-499-5454. ALFALFA HAY cubes, 20% miles, rust free ‘99 Int. N14, Intiacal sleeper 20 acres tillable, balance pas- 160 Ac BB Co. grass & hunt- protein, all natural, bulk or (4) ‘04 Freightliner sgl. axles, Aluminum storage containers PEARSON SQUEEZE chute ture with good ponds & timber. ing bagged. 785- 200-3858. C-7 275 h.p. Cat, MD3060P 48’ ...... $2,500 w/electronic scale. Bulkbins, flex Some of the best hunting & 160 Ac WB Co. very scenic 6 speed auto, spring ride, augers, rotary feeders, plastic BUYING ALFALFA hay big Tire & Wheels creek fishing anywhere! Great 280 Ac WO Co. oil production 165K-189K actual miles, rust coated flooring, farrowing squared or rounds. Call Chris, Convertor Dollies location for a cabin. 320 Ac GW Co. 20 ac lake free crates. Abilene,KS 406-861- 620-253-2661, Toll free 877- Transmissions, Rearends, *********************************** 320 Ac WO Co. hay or pasture CHASSIS 0002,cell. 394-0890. Motors SE of Belleville, Kansas 320 Ac WO Co. 24 ac lake (2) ‘04 M2 Freightliner sgl. 117 acre +/- all pasture & tim- 400 Ac WO Co. partial hay axle, C7 275 h.p. Cat, Allison SMART USED 60 ACRES of brome grass to ber excellent deer & turkey 490 Ac BB Co. partial hay MD3060P, 5 speed, auto, put up on shares, 3 1/2 miles TRUCKS & hunting. Call us for pictures of 2220 Ac GE Co. all contagious 33K 6vw, air ride, 22’ reeter south of Manhattan, KS 66502. trophy deer. Dale Hermreck box, 43K & 65K actual miles, 785-776-7936. 785-532-8912. PARTS INC. *********************************** rust free 1028 S. Ferree 785-229-6740 SW of Cuba, Kansas CLEAN PRAIRIE hay, big Kansas City, KS 66105 [email protected] rounds, $50/ton, $30/bale. Heald Truck Sales 80+/- 64 acres tillable, balance Continuous Fencing, Realty Executives 785-556-0258. 785-457-3440. 704 NE Hwy. 24 913-321-6609 hunting habitat. Guaranteed Gates, TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 [email protected] We have other farms for sale, Portable Working Equipment, SMALL SQUARE alfalfa 2nd www.smartusedtrucks.com Some all cropland. 231 +/- Acres Portable Corral, 785-235-5604 on Admantha Road and 3rd cutting. Wire tied and PRICES & PHOTOS @ Give us a call for details! EZMT Cattle Feeders, POTTAWATOMIE CO. kept in shed. $5/bale 785-819- www.healdtrucksales.com Squeeze Chute. 111 acres of CRP ending in 2376. Fax: 785-235-0912 THE REALTY For our complete line of live- September 2011. stock handling equipment MID SQUARE brome hay in ASSOCIATES Remainder is pasture 2004 FORD Expedition Eddie check out our website at barn, good quality, $80/ton. 785- For additional details or with pond. 979-2411. Bauer 5.4L- loaded- Moonroof/ Hutchinson, Kansas to make an offer call www.linnpost.com Hillsboro, Kansas Asking $1,800 per acre. DVD. Priced to sell. 785- one of the guys! Linn, KS: 800-526-0993 SMALL SQUARE Bales of Al- 650-1125. ‘10 Dodge 3500 crew cab, La- RYAN & SONS Creighton, NE: 800-638-4036 falfa 785-986-6357. ramie 4x4, diesel, auto, John Rhine, Broker Belleville REALTORS, LLC Stillwater, OK: 877-707-9997 2007 Ford Focus loaded, 12K Owner-Agent FOR SALE: alfalfa, alfalfa/ 2007 Ford crew 4x4 ‘08 Chevy 2500 crew cab 4x4 785-527-2983 grass mix, brome, or sudex. All Jack Ryan 2006 Dodge Charger Silverado, diesel, auto, Heath Rhine, Sales Assoc. Manhattan, Kansas 3x3’s, all shedded. 785-336- 2006 GMC Denali loaded, one owner, 57K Belleville 785-313-0455 1176. 2005 Freightliner ‘08 Ford F350 crew cab 4x4 785-527-2527 2005 IH tractor Lariet, diesel, auto, loaded, TOLL-FREE CRP MIXES 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 56K Land...Land...Land Quotes for Winter 888-811-5297 2000 Ford Taurus ‘08 Ford F350 4x4 DRW, die- Since 1929 we have worked and Spring planting Check our website for pictures 1991 Chevy 1/2 ton Pickup sel, auto, XLT, bale bed, nice, with landowners accross the Free Shipping 1985 White semi 60K www.realtyassociates.net email: [email protected] U.S. in the selling, buying, and Feyh Farm Co., Alma, KS 1973 Ford 14’ grain truck ‘07 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 Sa- exchanging of farms, ranches, Luco Mfg. Co. 866-765-3415 hara, loaded, 45K B. C. Motors hunting properties, and Hydraulic Chutes • Working 785-765-4681 Fax ‘07 Dodge 1500 quad cab 4x4 NEW LISTING! 180 +/- all agri-businesses. 902 E. Trapp Circles • Cake Feeders SLT, loaded, 62K grassUNDER NE of CONTRACT Longford. New Call today, and let’s talk ROUND BALES of alfalfa and Herington, KS 67449 • Continuous Fencing Ask For Kris Hanschu fences, good water! Call Brad! about your real estate goals. prairie hay. Southern Cloud. khanschu@ • Panels & Gates 785-258-2818 NEW LISTING! 32 Ac +/- crop, We are looking for a few “top 785-313-0061. midwaymotors.com • Hog Haven affordable hay meadow, and timber! 1 mi agents” to join our team in portable confinement units 3rd CUTTING alfalfa, net 93 FORD F350 dually with 620-755-2824 N of the Hwy 81 & Hwy 24 Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas See our featured wrapped, $100/ton. 785-986- Deweze bale bed, $6,500. 785- junction. Great access! Call today. specials at the expanded 6826. 630-1155. 16’ FACTORY all steel truck Ray! If you have interest, contact bed with standard stake holes. Luco’s Ag Mart 2004 HARLEY - DAVIDSON Ul- NEW LISTING! 166 ac +/- Sa- This truck has only hauled new Monty Meusch Go to www.lucoinc.com Round-up Ready tra Classic FLHTCUI, black, line Co. pasture. Rock bluffs, lumber in a small lumber yard, 1-888-816-6707 9,885 miles, $5,800. Serious large pond, rural water. Execu- (817) 600-9485 Alfalfa Seed $700. 316-835-2135. Box 385 buyers only. macklem@live. tive building site. Excellent [email protected] Strong City, Kansas 66869 100% Replant com grass and fences. SW corner of Holmes and Ottawa Rd. HOG EQUIPMENT portable Is now available! 1967 IH 1800 Loadstar w/ bed Take a drive and go look! sheds hog panels, Osborne and & lift, $3,000; 1975 IH 200 4x4 Order Today! 21 ac +/- 2 mi. S. of Abilene. Sioux feeders farrowing crate, with old style DeWeeze, $2,000. All CRP w/4 yrs remaining. floors and S.S. sow feeders 785-472-8814. 1-800-794-3707 Hwy. 15 frontage. Endless nursery gating, floors and S.S. www.FarmersNational.com nursery feeders. Miltonvale, KS. 1999 RAM 3500, 4x4 Dually www.buxman.com possibilities. Call Brad! 24V Cummins, 5 speed, Ex- 785-427-3224. 785-427-6768. NEW and USED Quaint Country home on 13 Cab 284,xxx miles $7,800; 2001 For Sale: Sales • Service • Parts ac+/- just 5 mi. W. of Salina. Ram 2500 2 wheel 24V Cum- Wabaunsee County, Hunters In Now Numerous outbuildings, run- mins, 6 speed, Ex- Cab 355,000 Paradise! Prime ground home Osborne, Kansas 2010 Ford F150 ext. 4WD XLT ning creek with abundant wild- $4,800. Call After 7 p.m. Leave to trophy deer & turkey. 100 +/- 2005 GMC Sierra Ext. 2WD life. Even a little pasture. Don’t 800-231-2959 Message. 785-363-7550. acres, 2 miles NW of Alma with or contact your Wait Call Brad. easy access to I-70. Spring fed local STAR dealer! ‘03 F350 4x4 dually diesel with REAL ESTATE 33 ac +/- Class I tillable land pond, newer barbed wire fenc- Circle S Manufacturing hydrabed, 130,000 miles. 785- NE of Chapman. Union Rd. ing, fantastic Flint Hills view. Hydraulic Chutes Cattle & Hog Feed 292-4754. and 2800 Ave. Don’t Wait! Lindbergh Rd. Alma, Kansas. continuous fencing Call Brad! $200,000. panels and gates WHEAT MIDDLINGS 155 ac +/- Ottawa Co. highly Bill Wright Real Estate Phone: Pelletized, crude protein not For financial strength, productive tillableSOLD land. Class Bill Wright: 785-608-2873 620-924-5231 less than 14.5%. Call for pric- competitive rates and terms I, II and III soils. 3 mi SE of Diane Stauffer: 785-249-2333 Cell: 620-381-1056 ing. as flexible as the way you Bennington. Don’t Wait! Call View at: Lincolnville, KS 66858 WESTERN STAR MILL operate, count on Frontier Ray! lakewabaunseerealestate.com Division of ADM - Salina, KS Farm Credit. Cloud Co. 380 ac +/- 50 pas- ...POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY FEED & SEED 1-800-649-1541 (Kansas) Baldwin, KS 866-268-2900 ture, 70 creek, timber, brome, Emporia, KS 800-320-8391 30 meadow, 230 tillable. Well 40 Acres lovely rolling flint PRAIRIE HAY big round bales, Hiawatha, KS 800-699-3521 kept country home on full hills, large spring fed pond. NOW OPEN $30. 785-922-6289. 785-479- Manhattan, KS 800-874-2474 bsmt, outblgs. 4 mi NE of Rural water and electricity 3762. Marysville, KS 800-475-2371 Glasco. Call Ray! available. May divide...... DAILEY AG LLC ...... $3000 per acre 10152 US 59 Highway FORAGE: OATS, Kona, Ever- Parsons, KS 800-741-2990 151 ac +/- Saline Co., tillable, salinapowersports.com RILEY COUNTY leaf 126, also Jerry. Delivery www.frontierfarmcredit.com exp CRP, waterways, pasture. (at the old Co-op) SUZUKI ATV 40x120 heated, insulated shop available. Spring Creek Ag All 4 mi SE of Salina!Call Ray! Oskaloosa, KS 66066 ‘11 500 power steering 4x4 bldg. 8 - 12’ overhead doors, Products,Inc. 800-432-5672. •Feed ARCTIC CAT PROWLERS WANTED: 115 ac +/- potential bldg site - 16’ side walls. 120 & 220 volt- ‘11 Prowler 700 HDX, PS, 4x4 blktop frontage, CRP, brome age, large air compressor. 22’ • Hay PASTURE ‘11 Prowler 550, 4x4 Hoop House meadow & timber, excellent overhang on south side. • Animal Needs ARCTIC CAT ATV’S or wildlife habitat, SE of Abilene. Across from airport....$183,000 FOR RENT: 655 acres of very ‘10 150 auto 4x2 ...... $2,999 Call Brad! Additional 25 acres available. Large and Small Green House clean native grass in Western ‘10 300 2x4 auto 2464ac +/- Woodson Co grass Jackson County, above average ‘09 366 4x4 AT Very close to Manhattan. • Fertilizer 785-738-8418 in 2PRICE tracts or REDUCEDcombined. Imme- Boarding/training stable. 15 fences and corral pens, $300 a ‘09 500 4x4 AT...... $5,999 diate possession. Call Ray! •Chemicals cow/calf pair OBO, for 6 month ‘09 550 EFi 4x4 AT stall barn, 17 turn out pens, Liquid and Dry grazing season. 406-366-4177. ‘09 1000 Thunder Cat V-twin 480 Ac NE Wab. Co., fescue 2 Story country home on 11 150x200 fenced arena. Lovely CAN AM ATV’S grass pasture, good 5 wire ac +/- Outbuildings, Old 2 large 4 BR/3 bath ranch home. 785-863-2011 WANTED: GRASS pasture to 20 fenced areas ...... $649,000 ‘11 CAN AM 650 XT, 4x4 alt. fence, 4 ponds, cross fenced, storyPRICE barn, REDUCED 600 ft of feed [email protected] rent for 2011 season and be- ‘11 CAN AM 800 XT, 4x4, AT pipe working and loading bunks, Excellent view! N. of MORRIS COUNTY [email protected] yond. Will consider any size ‘11 CAN AM 500 4x4, AT pens. Niles. $100K, grass lease may Unique property. Burdick area. tract. Bacon Cattle Company. DS 250, auto ...... $2,999 be available! Call Ray or Brad! 65 +/- acres. Beautiful valley, Come by check out our feed 785-392-2400. ATTENTION HUNTERS: New ‘08 DS 450 EFi...... $4,699 Country living in the city, meadows, woods & spring-fed supply and our front store listing NW of Emmett, 316 Ac USED ATV SECTION New barn, many outbuildings, creek. Lots of wildlife. 40x120 room! 27 ACRES fertilized fescue, with 2 branches of Barlett west of Topeka, 80¢ per head ‘09 Kawasaki Prairie 360 4x4 pond 4.75 ac +/-, city utilities. & 36x36 Morton bldgs. Creek that provide live water & ALFALFA, BROME or Prairie per day for 500lbs calf. 785-806- ‘06 Artic 500 4x4, AT $90K Bennington. Call Ray! ...... $300,000 lined with heavy mature hard- Hay. Big Round Bales. 620-878- 2336. ‘07 Artic 700, 4x4, AT Call Dolly Anderson, Broker woods approx 75 ac of tree 4318, Cell 620-381-3194. ‘07 Suzuki 750, 4x4, AT for more information or PASTURE WANTED for cow/ ‘08 Suzuki 750, 4x4, AT area, the center of the property to preview 785-532-8801 calf pairs. 785-207-1232. is open pasture with approx CRP Native Grass USED SIDE-BY-SIDE www.DollyAnderson.com HORSE PASTURE West of SECTION 110 ac of mostly native grass Forbs & Topeka, $600/ per head. May ‘08 Prowler XT 700, 4x4, AT cross fenced into 3 grazing G&A REAL ESTATE 15- Oct. 1st. 785-806-2336. ‘10 Polaris Razor S.LE. units. There is approx 35 ac of Manhattan, Kansas Wildflowers Inventory Changes Weekly crop ground & approx 35 ac of WANTED FOR 2011 and be- Call For Current Listing former CRP native grass & ap- Lindsborg/Salina Ray Swearingen, Broker yond for 20-30 pairs in Manhat- 785-823-7297 prox 16 ac of Brome hay tan- Wamego- Westmoreland ground. All of this provides one 785-452-8498 area. Call Terry Seematter 776- of the best deer & turkey habi- Brad Budden, Agent 3022 home or 313-6352 cell BESTWAY SPRAYER 500 gal- tats in this area. See photos & leave message. lon, 3 pt., 60’ booms with radar, 785-280-0915 $3,400 OBO; 2008 Pete 389 maps on line. We would be glad to quote WANTED: GRASS for spring daycab, 287,000 miles, 18 For more information call: your seed needs! calving pairs. Brian Strunk. speed, 24.5 aluminum wheels, Osborne, Kansas 785-799-6212. sharp truck, $69,000 OBO; ‘03 785-437-6007 800-782-7311 Dodge 4 door 3/4 ton 4x4 V10, or visit our website: 40,000 miles, $10,000 OBO; www.pearlrealestate.org Since 1920 AUTOMOTIVE 1995 Tempte 40’ hopper trailer Pearl Real Estate & BROME & PRAIRIE hay big 22’ SCOTT bed & hoist, 72” sides aluminum wheels. round bales. 785-944-3463. $5,000. 785-630-1155. 620- 724-2646. Appraisal Service Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 33 REAL ESTATE TRAILERS TRAILERS MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

TRAVALONG EZ TRAIL model 3400 SALVAGE COMBINES COMBINES FARM & RANCH Hedke Ag Co. 12.5LX15FL 12 ply Shur-lok rol- Saline Co.- 3 Acres m/l. 2 TRAILERS ALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2, 2008 Case IH 7010 4WD Pro-Trak lup tarp. 1074 wagon running F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720, 2007 Case IH 7010, 4WD Outbldgs. New & Used Trailers on Hand gear, gravity box, hydraulic load- Ottawa Co.- 12.8 Acres m/l. Aluminum & steel stock 7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105, 2005 Case IH 2377, 4WD, ing loader, $4,300 OBO. 785- 95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750, 510, OTT Ranch Home w/ Several Skid steer, utility and cargo 411 East Main 986-6357. 410; IH 1680, 1480, 1460, 2004 Case IH 2388 4WD Outbldgs. Dolmar chain saws Waterville, KS 66548 HOT WATER pressure wash- 915, 815, 715, 503, 403; NH 2003 Case IH 2388, 4WD Saline Co.- Home on 9+ 877-505-2777 • 785-363-2777 Acres m/l. Room for Horses. VISSER RADIATOR ers and parts for most make’s at TR70-85, 1400, 995, 985, 975. 2001 Case IH 2388, 4WD, Saline Co.- 36.5 Acres m/l. SERVICE Wholesale pricing. 620-583- SALVAGE TRACTORS OTT Prime Farmland w/ Potential MACHINERY 2421. ALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210, 1994 Case IH 1644 4WD, OTT Herington, KS 1998 Case IH 1083 cornhead Industrial Use. 785-258-2800 190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630, 2 CASE IH 900 horizontal fold FOR SALE OR TRADE Saline Co.- 74 Acres m/l. 70 7520, 6030, 5020, 4630, 4430, 8RN poly 16 row planters, liquid fertilizer, 1992 Case IH 1083 8RN steel Acres in CRP. On Ottawa Rd. Gravity Wagons, 200-500 4020, 3020, 720, 730; CASE good condition, shedded. 785- 1986 Case IH 1640 4WD, OTT Ottawa Co.- 17.34 Acres m/l. bushel 1470, 1370, 1270, 1200, 1070, 313-1945. NEW TRACTORS 2120 Sq. Ft. Energy Rated 930, 400; IH 1568, 1466, Cooter’s Case IH Magnum 315 Home. BUYING FARM machinery, 1256, 1066, 1026, 806; FORD Case IH Maxxum 125 MFD Dickinson Co.- Home on 80+ construction equip, and tractors. 785-562-2027 4-5-6-8-9000; MF 2745, 1155, Case IH Maxxum 120 MFD Acres m/l. Lots of Outblgs Running or not, one piece or Day or evening 1100, 90, 85; OLIVER 2150; Case IH Farmall’s in Stock Many Potential Uses. Your Local Dealer for: complete liquidation. 913-731- MM G1000; WH2-150, 4-150. Blue Rapids, KS USED TRACTORS Saline Co. - 2 Story on 5+ Travalong Trailers, Bradford 8920. 2008 Case IH 275 Magnum Acres m/l. 30x40 garage/shop Built Flatbeds, Landoll, Mike’s Equipment 1996 CASE 8840 self-propelled 1989 Case IH 9170 TPH Saline Co. - Three- 5.9 Acres Hillsboro, and Club Car GRAIN CARTS BUHLER, KANSAS swather; 2 NH 575 small square 1982 IH 5088 W/ ldr m/l building site AND AUGERS 1-800-543-2535 TRUCKS balers, Hoelscher accumulators; 1976 IH 1086 Saline Co. - 10 Acres m/l. 1 Westfield TR100-71 auger ‘05 Kenworth W900 Daycab 1 NH 658 round baler. 785-564- IH 666, gas Building right. 1 Water right. New Parker 839 550 Cat 18 spd., 385K ...... 2590. New Brandt 850 grain cart MISCELLANEOUS Chris Rost • 785-493-2476 ...... $49,500 New Brandt 1050 grain cart 2007 Case IH DCX131 disk [email protected] FEED TRUCKS OHLDE TRACTOR New Parker 624 MoCo 2006 Ford F350, powerstroke, 2007 NH 1432 disk, MoCo New Parker 739 BOBCATS - TRADE-INS Farm & Ranch Division Of: new HB 355 Hydrabed, REPAIR 2006 Vermeer WR22, 10W New Harvest International 10” 2009 Bobcat S205 ACS, cab & 102K...... $21,500 • ‘09 XRT 950, 4x2, demo...... rake & 13” augers heat, 190 hrs...... $29,700 CALL FOR PRICES ON NEW ...... $6,200 2004 Kinze 1050 RC grain cart A&L F500 grain cart 2009 Bobcat S650, cab & HYDRA BEDS • New 2010 diesel XRT 1550’s 2000 Vermeer MC 1030 disk TRACTORS heat, 150 hrs...... $32,000 Free canopy top & MoCo GRAIN TRAILERS 1979 IH 986 2009 Bobcat S630, cab & windshield with any 2000 Case IH RS 551 baler BLOW OUT 1961 JD 4010 w/loader heat, 375 hrs...... $29,500 new XRT purchase 1997 Kinze 2000 6RN 9- ‘11 38’ aluminum Travalong 1978 Case 480C w/TLB 2009 Bobcat S250 open 435 5.9% Financing for 1995 Case IH 4800 25’ FC lease returns start ....$23,500 HAY EQUIPMENT hours ...... $29,000 60 months on XRT’s 1994 Case IH 3900 33’ disk 38’ Alum. grain trailer new ...... H&S 12 wheel carted rake 2005 Cat 262B cab and heat, OHLDE 1993 NH 640 baler ...... starting at $28,500 New Hesston 1375 15’ DMC 1350 hours...... $24,000 TRACTOR REPAIR 1990 Hesston 1091 MoCo 38’ New Travalong steel grain MISCELLANEOUS Bobcat 709 backhoe, attach 892 Quivira Road trailers starting at $23,995 Case IH 5400 20’ no till drill for mid-frame ...... $4,500 Linn, KS 66953 FET included New Kelly Ryan 4x10 feed JD HPX 4X4 utility vehicle ...... CALL FOR 785-348-5766 wagon ...... $4,500 2001 Sunflower 9421 30’ drill TRAILERS GRAIN TRAILERS 800-546-5457 1998 Bobcat 873 open skid McConnell Machinery FOR LEASE BY THE MONTH 2000 Sunflower 1433 24 disk steer, 2900 hrs...... $13,500 New Sunflower 1435 29 disk 1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS 1995 34’ King of the Road 5th 1952 MINNEAPOLIS Moline U, 1995 Bobcat 773 open, 4600 USED STOCK TRAILERS B&B Tech. 30’ header trailer wheel loaded, $17,900. Call af- runs, but needs propane con- hrs...... $10,500 785-843-2676 2008 25’ Travalong ...... $7,000 Case IH 900 12 RN planter, ter 5:30 PM. 785-762-3855. verter repaired, $1,500. 785- Gehl 7810E skid steer loader or 1998 Titan 24’ stock...... $4,995 rear fold 3313 Nebraska Terr.Ottawa, KS 825-7135. w/84” bucket, open ROPS, 1997 Trailman 16’ half top ...... New Lyon Cub tree shear 675 hrs w/steel tracks...... 785-242-1463 ...... $4,500 1989 JD 9500, 2712 Sep. New Rhino 184 Shredders ...... $34,500 Trailers 4 U 1993 18’ Diamond D. ....$2,950 New Landoll 5530, 30’ drill Evenings hours, Chopper, Chaff Service on all Tital West OK Corral 24’ ...... New Seed Shuttle 290 Spreader, Bin Extensions, Bobcat Equipment 785-979-2271 Frankfort, KS ...... $10,800 Crustbuster Speed King drive $38,000; 1997 922 Flex, $7,500; Stop by and talk to us. www.mcconnellmachineryco.com Used Cattle Pot Header Trailer, $1,500. over pit conveyor 785-292-4166 44’, good tires & brakes $6,500 Now Is The Time To Trade 785-632-4697. Riteway 35’ header trailer FOR SALE White 6200 planter, trailers4u.com HAY TRAILER New Sunflower 9434, 30’ drill ALL MACHINES INSPECTED 6 row, air, call 785-230-0432. Maize Repair Parts Bish head changer, IH com- & READY TO WORK. GROUND LOAD OUT 50’ steel BLOWOUT bine to JD head COMBINES 36’ self Dumping Inline Bale for Deere Forage South on Rosencutter livestock floor trailer, new paint, Icon 1632 grader in Manhattan, KS ‘10 Case 6088, 120 hrs. looks like new. 785-458-9817. Trailers ...... $4,195 Harvesters Farmhand 1140 mounts only 2 - ‘08 Case IH 8010’s, ap- For More Details Call Bradford Built Steel for TW Ford prox. 1,700 sep. hrs Big Square Balers Greg • 785-215-4285 Pickup Flatbeds Westendorf WL-10 box ‘08 Case 7088, 1102 hrs. Starting at...... $1,870 Best Price scraper Travis • 785-410-8985 ‘07 Case 8010, 1446 hrs. Office • 785-537-9979 NEW STOCK, HORSE We now install pickup Beds and Quality Brown 14’ feed lot scraper ‘05 Case IH 2388, 4WD, 2300 TRAILERS & FLATBEDS and Trailer AC Units. hrs Call For Prices. MAIZE 2- ‘04 MF 9690 w/30’ head, TRAILER REPAIR BRAKES, d approx. 900 hrs LIGHTS, SAND BLAST, Buy Next to the Factory and CORPORATION ‘99 Case IH 2366, 2,000 hrs PAINT WELD save hundreds of Dollars 888-722-8710 ‘96 Case IH 2188, 4WD We Install Brake Controllers ROCKING “M” ‘93 Case IH 1688, 2383 en- USED TRAILERS TRAILER SALES FOR SALE: 2001 JD 467 baler gine hrs ‘85 JD 8820 w/24’ head ‘06 Titan stock 24’ classic, 430 S. Colorado 785-845-4300 or 785-506-3833. 605 & 605 Super M balers nice ...... $7,200 t ‘09 MacDon FD70 35’ flex Waterville, KS 66548 8-ROW NO-TILL Buffalo 504 MCL balers headers ‘02 Titan 20’ stock, good Office: 1-866-261-2526 planter, 3 pt., 2 markers; Dickey- Superior Impl., Inc. R2300 twin rake shape ...... $5,100 ‘81 MF 860 V8 hydro 24’ or 785-562-6614 John Monitor. Priced to sell. Call 402-879-4723 BP 8000 processor ‘08 Cat 670, approx. 1250 sep. ‘04 Titan 20’ stock, like new, WRX-12 DuraBull Rake 785- 650- 1125. Evening 402-879-3719 hrs. w/Scorpion guard...... $6,500 FOR SALE: 2006 Timpte grain Disc Mowers & Mower Cond. 347 JD baler twine tie, farm- ‘04 MF 9790, 1641 hrs. ‘90 Titan stock 20’ needs trailer, 48’ long 10’ 2” spread SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA USED VERMEER BALERS hand accumulator and bale fork, ‘08 Case IH 2208 corn head work ...... $1,600 black. Call 402-239-1782. Hydra-Bed™ & accessories straight, always shedded, ‘02 Case IH 2208 corn head ‘00 Travalong 24’ stock $4,600 Winkel Livestock Equip. $6,500. 785-827-4828, home. ‘08 Case IH 2152 40’ draper ‘97 7 1/2 tall classic stock/ Winkel Flatbeds horse...... $3,600 785-493-2423. head Bar 6 Cake Feeders ‘08 Case IH 2142 35’ draper H&H Cargo trailers & ATV Has Kept America Rolling 567 JD baler mega wide, net head trailers available Since 1962 wrapped, $15,000; NH 1116 cab 0% Fin. up to 60 months! ‘03 12’ BH dump 2’ side ext. TRACTORS & air 16’, $7,500; NH 912 cab & ‘90 876 Versatile, 8200 hrs tarp...... $5,500 air 16’, $2,750. 785-630-1155. 18’ & 20’ car/landscape trail- ‘93 Case IH 5250 w/loader ers...... $2,200 VAN DALE 4 HD augers, mixer MILLER RANCH ‘79 MF 2705, 5532 hrs. ‘97 Circle D 16’ 6N 3 horse wagon 10’ long, 2 wheel, works EQUIPMENT ‘60 AC D17 LP good, $2,100; White 8-30 folding ‘58 AC D17 w/loader new paint...... $5,200 33778 K-99 Hwy. Call Us for fert. planter, monitor, trash ‘07 NH TC30 MFD loader and Drop’N’Lock GN Hitch 1-800-457-7406 wipes, $10,000. 785-826-7082. Alma, Kansas hydro, 537 hrs ‘90 JD 8760 Dealer Nearest You www.donahue-trailers.com Hiniker 5000, 8x30 Cultivator/ Vision 105 & Vision 100 785-765-3588 Ford 2N tractor Blue Valley Trailers Ditcher, Anhydrous Hitch and 50 To 180 HP, 2-WD & 4-WD, www.millerranchequipment.com 64 IH 806 w/GB loader We Want your Business! Knives, $4500.00. 785-632- Power Shuttle, Excellent MISCELLANEOUS 225 South East St. Titan - Elite - Sharp 4697. Loader & Haying Tractors 1982 JD 4440, PS, 3 point dual ‘09 Case 1200 24 row planter Waterville, Kansas 66548 Trailers Several Models Available hydraulic, 18.4x38 rears, 7959 Hesston 1014 14’ hydro swing 1 pair of 3.5" IH dual hubs. USED EQUIPMENT hours with Woods dual 315 785-363-2224 We want your trade 785-747-7625 ‘05 Crustbuster no-till drill 1-866-368-4826 420 Belarus loader, 8’ bucket and grapple Crustbuster 4025 mintill Mid-Plains 2007 POLARIS Sportsmen 500 Westendorf CC340 ldr. very nice, 3.9’ rear blade, 3 New E-Z Trail 510 grain cart Equipment EFI 4x4, excellent condition, 8345 Belarus point bale fork also available. TRAILERS new battery, grille guard, perfect Farmtrac 300 w/ldr. Rick Breault Estate. Radke Implement 2011 Hillsboro 14’ dump Kearney, NE farm machine, $4,500 OBO. 8345 Belarus w/TA26 785-614-2306. Rt. 1, Box 52 (Milberger) 2011 Hillsboro 18’ BP skid- 1-877-654-2553 970 Case w/ldr. Russell, Kansas 785-741-1420. 221/2’ TITAN cattle trailer, loader trailer www.midplainsonline.com 830 Case w/ldr. 620-935-4310 2011 Hillsboro 7x24 Endura 1982 JD 4640, QR, 3 pt quick 1407 Kraus 25’ disc $1,900. 785-452-2924. Alum Stock TITAN GOOSENECK stock hitch, triple hyd, 18.4x42's w/ Haybuster Bale Processor NEED NARROW tires for your 2009 Stoughton 40” alum. trailer 1996 20x7. 785-922- axle mount duals, 7715 hrs, spray tractor to make fungicide grain trailer 6289. 785-479-3762. weighted, nice tractor. JD uni- x applications and destroy less 05 Titan 18’ skidloader trailer versal mount bar for Star Fire crop? For Sale one pair of like 94 WILSON Cattle Pot, $7,500. receiver complete with wiring Schwant Tractor new Goodyear 380R46 tires AUSTIN TRAILERS 785-630-1155. harness for autotrac. 785-243- Dover, KS with step down rims to 38" 1999 JD 4890 16’ sickle head, 2560 Pillsbury Dr. 0050. Manhattan, Kansas 95 TRAVELUTE 20’ Gooseneck 785-256-6242 wedge hubs. 785- 826- 3262 very good condition, 1500 www.schwanttractor.com 785-539-3925 stock trailer, new tires, some CHALLENGER MT 755 track SALVAGING COMBINES hours, $41,000. 785-243-9097. rust. 785-632-1603. tractor, 2747 hours, 3 pt., 4 N5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII, JD 880 SP 14’ diesel swather, hydr. outlets, wide stance, 18” SUNFLOWER AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620, swamp cooler, auger style, con- tracks, 60-70% tread, front HARVEST EQUIPMENT 7720, 8820, 7700, 6600, 4400, ditioner, new tires, sickle, weights, excellent condition, & SNOW BLOWERS for Sale guards, radiator, much more, LIVESTOCK & HORSE 785-227-4220 $119,900. Call Brian, 785-843- Call 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD. 915, 6949 or 785-423-1220. 1480, 1460, 1420, 815 IHC. ready to go, $2,750. 785-227- TRAILERS LINDSBORG, KS LUCKE MANUFACTURING 4372. FLATBED TRAILERS 1-800-735-5848 860, 760, 750, 510, 410, 300 TITAN - HILLSBORO INTERNATIONAL 756 tractor, • 1-800-526-0939 • 1-800-735-5838 Massey. Several black and or- 4904 KRAUSE 23’ disk; JD 2011 Titan trailers special pric- German diesel engine, 3pt., dual www.circle-dtrailers.com www.luckemanufacturing.com 7200 max-emerge planter, ing hydraulics, $4,500. 785-293- ange Gleaner cornheads. E-Mail: [email protected] no-till, liquid fertilizer. 785-528- ‘99 Hillsboro 24’ stock 5743. Minot, ND 3859. 1990 REID extendable pole ‘87 Donahue 6x16 GN stock JD 7200 planter 6 row 30 vac- Jack Boyle trailer, $975. Resource Sales, uum dry fertilizer row cleaners. Vermillion FOR SALE: Oswald 280 mixer LLC. Manhattan. 785-320-0910. GRASS & GRAIN 785-336-2405. GRASS & GRAIN 785-382-6848 785-564-0511 wagon. 785-562-3818. Page 34 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY JD 7000 6R30 planter plate GLEANERS Case & IH type dry fertilizer monitor, WE ARE DEALERS FOR $3,100. 785-293-4908 or 785- 1985 N6 Gleaner feed re- Tractor Salvage 632-0663. x verser engine had been O/H. x N-R 830 cornhead, good Case 300’s thru 2096 g N-R 300 20’ rigidhead w/hy- IH 460’s thru 5488 Limited Supply OUR 60th YEAR draulic pump and late PU Over 1000 Tractors on shelf NEW TRACTORS Hay Accumulators Kelly-Ryan- reel New & Rebuilt parts for all Forks For Small Square Bales 2011 JD 8310R...... Coming 649I L2 motor, good Kewanee - Westendorf brands of tractors & combines & NH Bale Wagons 2011 JD 7930 6x6 Dynapower hydro L2-M2, USED TRACTORS C.E. Attachments NEW had been rebuilt Want to buy “Call Us Before You Buy” 2010 JD 8245R ...... Coming H&S Balers 665 Rancher, 605SM, L3 straw chopper, complete 604M Case & IH salvage tractors 1999 JD 9200 10’, 12’, 14’, & 16’ GATES 20’ L2 ridged head, nice DRY CREEK 1992 JD 4455 2WD Rakes R-2800, R-2300, VR CORRAL PANELS New and used long seives 1022 wheel rake Elmer’s Repair FARMS & SUPPLY COMBINES 14’ corral panels...... $85.00 400 Series 30’ head .....$3,000 CENTRALIA, KS Hesston, KS 2008 JD 9770 BP 8000 bale processor 12’ corral panels...... $75.00 16’, 18’ & 22’ Hume reels USED 785-857-3248 620-327-2183, Ask for Joe 2008 JD 9670 10’ corral panels...... $65.00 Various chaffers & sieves 2005 JD 9760 605SM, 605M’s, 604M, 504M, www.elmersrepair.com SKID LOADERS 670 T - 670 HI blocks, cranks, 554XL, 605L’s, 605J’s, 504I, JD 7300 8-row vacuum planter, 2005 JD 630F etc. IH 1456, low hours, one of a liquid fertilizer, row cleaner, 2004 JD 9560 & ATTACHMENTS 605F Power House Prodigy stand 24 ft. Hume reel w/JD mounts LARGER BALE FORKS kind, very nice, field ready, Keaton seed firmers. $9500 1998 JD 9610 $13,500. 816-387-6091. 785-826-3262 1995 JD 9500 on skid loader w/rubber Dealer for Chaff spreaders, AVAILABLE tracks, trailer, and attach- Universal for all combines SPRING STEEL NEW EQUIPMENT TRACTORS PLANTERS SPECIALS ments ...... $6,500 driver off walker crank SHEET METAL 2009 Gehl 5240E, 1050 hrs $1,050 6’x10’ 18 ga...... $44.00 09 CIH MXM120 MFD...... $66000 10 CIH 1250 16RN PIVOT ...... JD 741 SL 08 CIH MX245 MFD...... $134500 ...... $92000 2008 Gehl 5240E, 1300 hrs. Indiana cyl. bars, outlast 40”x72”, 18 ga...... $20.00 JD 741 NSL 08 CIH PUMA 195 MFD.$115000 04 JD 1720 12RN P ...... $31500 Choice...... $22,500 Agco chrome, available for 23”x80”, 18 ga...... $10.00 JD 637 DISK 08 NH T5060 MFD...... $45000 04 CIH 1200 16RN PP ..$55000 Gehl V270 skid loader most combines. NEW STEEL BBK Header Trailers 07 CIH PUM 210...... $105000 04 White 8122 12 RN P.$29900 HAY EQUIPMENT New 12”, 16” M&M tree shears 40’ 4”x5” rect. tube CEA pallet forks, tooth bars BLAZEKS Round square tubing angle 07 CIH PUM 180 MFD.....$95000 WHITE 6100 12RN ...... $9995 2011 JD 946 MoCo 07 CIH STX500 4WD ..$174950 SPRAYERS JD 568 New Mensch, manure scrprs Belleville, KS channel and flat 14 ga, and Lowe hydr. post hole digger 1/8” floor plate 06 CIH MX305 MFD....$156000 08 AG CHM 1286C SP .$199000 New big bale forks 785-729-3495 06 CIH MXM 140PMFD $89000 08 CIH 3320 SP...... $168000 2008 JD 568 Haugen brush grapples EXPANDED METAL Worksaver Bale forks ...... $600 785-556-8952 - Cell 1 1/4, 2 3/8, 2 7/8, 3 1/2, 4 1/2 04 CIH MXU 110 MFD ..$69000 08 CIH SPX 3320 SP....$140500 USED EQUIPMENT 00 CIH MX200 MFD...... $66000 07 APACHE 1010 SP....$118000 2009 637, 29’ Worksaver walk thru pallet pipe forks ...... $895 WTB: NH 315 or 276 twine 3/4” & 7/8” sucker rods 99 CIH MX240 MFD...... $64500 06 CIH SPX 3310 SP....$146000 2007 JD 893 small square baler that has 98 JD 9200 4WD...... $79500 06 AGC 874 ROWGTR.$110000 2005 JD 693 Danuser Planetary post hole WELDING SUPPLIES digger 12” bit...... $2,395 been shedded. 620-664-7025. Oxygen C125 & acet. Bottles 98 JD 9300 4WD...... $78000 05 HAR NAV1100 90’....$25000 2001 JD 1760 97 CIH 9330 4WD ...... $67000 04 JD 4920 SP ...... $139950 NEW EQUIPMENT 4630 JD, duals, new interior, for sale 1995 JD 693 97 MAS 8120MFD...... $48000 03 BESTWAY 1200PT...$20500 Bison 3 pt. blade AM/FM radio, AC, excellent con- Welding rods & wire Brome Hay For Sale 96 CIH 3220 2WD ...... $13500 98 TYLER 150 SP ...... $37500 Bush Hog zero turn mowers dition; 2550 JD, self-leveling Top & bottom belts for all bal- Round Bales 94 CIH 9250 4WD ...... $68000 90 STAH 1600 SP ...... $14500 Cimarron 6’ rotary mower loader, joystick, new paint, new ers 785-548-5855 92 JD 4760 2WD...... $40000 BESTWAY 1200 PT...... $20000 Cimarron 8’ rotary mowers interior, very clean machine; JD Twine 4’ & 5’ netwrap 82 AC 6060 DIESEL...... $11400 HARDI 950 PT ...... $11000 Enorossi 12 whl rakes HiCap 653 rowcrop head with tight- Portable panels, Feed Bunks 80 IHC 1086 2WD ...... $8000 SIMP SFE500 PT...... $5750 USED EQUIPMENT eners. 785-528-3445. & Round Bale Feeders 79 IH 1586...... $15000 87 pickup sprayer ...... $9500 8’ 3 pt. blade HD...... $750 Forrest Johnson 76 IH 1086...... $14500 SWATHER Used Gehl MX95 grinder/mixer 1981 IH 1460 Combine electric 76 IH 1586...... $9500 07 CIH WDX1202 SP ....$55000 scales, 1,000 RPM PTO over hydraulic, shedded, field LEONARDVILLE, KS 66449 ready. 785-817-5862. 785-293-5583 74 JD 2630...... $9500 05 CIH SCX100...... $19000 SOLID — STABLE SENECA IMPL.CO. 785-293-2235 72 IH 666 HYDRO...... $8000 03 CIH DCX161 ...... $15500 STILL JD 1998 CASE IH planter, model 67 JD 4020...... $14000 02 JD 4895 SP ...... $39078 Hwy. 36 West 955, 6 row 30”, trash wheels, liq- 785-336-2138 Days SENECA, KANSAS FOR SALE: JD 6600 combine. 62 JD 4010 DIESEL ...... $9500 01 NH 320 18’ HD ...... $36900 785-548-5855 Nights uid fertilizer, excellent condition, 785-243-7336, evenings. 54 FORD G. JUBILEE.....$6500 91 CIH 8370 MC ...... $6200 Day ...785-336-2621 always shedded. 785-427-7882, 95 XL940 LOADER ...... $3900 HES 1090 MC ...... $2950 Visit Us At cell. jddealer.deere.com/toddtractor Night...... 785-336-2502 TRACTOR and COMBINES BALERS Seneca, Kansas FOR SALE: IHC 800 6 row COMBINE PARTS 10 CIH 7120 ...... $285000 08 CIH RB564 RB 5x6 ....$28500 USED TRACTORS no-till planter, liquid fertilizer, in- 09 CIH 8120 ...... $262000 05 NH BR780 RB ...... $14500 secticide boxes. 785- 348-5837. 09 CIH 7088 ...... $205000 04 VER 605XL 5X6 RB ...$15900 TIRE TOWN INC. Ford TW35 w/ldr. Case IH 7110, 2WD (3) CIH 2588 ..$18500-$212885 01 HESS 4790 3X4 SQR $35000 480/80R50 100% tread...$1600 (4) CIH 2388 ..$77500-$152000 00 JD 8545 SQB ...... $14000 18.4-38 new 10 ply ...... $690 Case IH MXM120 MFD PLANTER SALVAGE Case IH 435 Q-Trac (4) CIH 2188 ....$47500-$59000 96 CIH 8545 SB ...... $8500 31/1350-15 rib 6 ply ...... $110 IH 400-500-800-900-950 Cyclo Ford 9680 4WD (2) CIH 1688 ....$35000-$39500 ‘96 HES 4900 4X4 BSB...$16500 14.9R46 new 7150 lbs ....$1200 JD 494-1280, 7000, plate and (2) CIH 1680 ....$26500-$31300 94 JD 535 5X6 RND...... $8900 111-15 imp 12p...... $80 IH 5088 CAH JD 4640 CAH plateless (2) CIH 1660 ....$27150-$38000 08 NH HT-154 16 WR....$12000 12-16.5 new 12p ...... $165 (2) 79 CIH 1460 .$8500-$10000 (4) SITREX 16 WR ...... 14.9R34 fwd 80% ...... $400 JD 8630 4WD JD 320 SSL Koelzer Repair 07 JD 9660 STS...... $199000 ...... $8500-$11500 18.4-34 10 ply new ...... $605 Onaga, KS 785-857-3257 98 JD 9610...... $69500 07 SITREX 16 WR .(2)..$11500 600/65R28 irregulars 100% ...... JD 9400T Track With over 120 acres and Case IH MX245 MFD 130,000 square feet of 96 JD 9600...... $47000 01 SITREX MK 12 WH R $4800 ...... $925 1999 48’ spread axle 102” 03 SLBN 32” STRPHD ..$33000 TILLAGE 600/70R30 full tread ...... $950 Case IH Puma 165 MFD warehouse space, we have USED COMBINES wide, DOT inspected, steel thousands of NEW, USED & 09 CIH 2162 40’ FH...... $69000 07 GP TURBO 30’ vert. .$36900 800/70R38 factory irreg ..$2000 frame with aluminum bed, tires 08 CIH 2162 35’ FHD ....$62000 (2) 04 STRIPCAT ...... $16349 520/85R46 irregular ...... $1600 Case IH 2188 RWA REMANUFACTURED PARTS Case IH 2388 RWA good, brakes 50% or better, for many makes and models. (4) CIH 1020 30’ FH ...... 99 SNFLR 1433 35’ disk$22500 710/70R38 new...... $2120 $10,500. Call, 785-822-8719 or ...... $14000-$17000 KENT 7554 54’ FC ...... $12500 20.8-38 new 10 ply ...... $875 Case IH 1688 RWA When you need quality parts Case IH 1660 RWA 785-643-3907. 03 CIH 1020 FH ...... $23500 KRAUSE 4918 25’ disk..$10000 Nationwide Shipping at affordable prices 01 JD 930F 30’ FH ...... $16000 KRAUSE 4200 42’ FC ...$11900 Case IH 2166 RWA 2006 CIH 2388 AFX rotor Special Prices • New & Used Call Abilene Machine (2) CIH 1020 25’ FH ...... LANDOLL 1440 34’ FC ...$5500 All sizes-major brands 1-800-530-5428 RWA, duals, y-m, chopper, ...... $7600-$14000 HESSTON 2210 28’ FC...$1800 We deal tracker, 2 speed, 1,183 hours, 1-800-255-0337 93 CIH 1020 20’ FH...... $5500 KRAUSE 2455 36’ DISK..$5500 800-444-7209 800-451-9864 Thomas Impl. Inc. like new, $152,000. 620-782- www.AbileneMachine.com (2) 09 CIH 2152 40’ DH.$52500 89 KR 613 31’ FCON ...... $9950 Jct. 59 & 96 Hiways 3648. 05 MCD 973 35’ DH ...... $32900 83 KENT 6330 36’ FC .....$5250 Altamont, Kansas 09 CIH 2010 30’ ...... $18500 80 KENT 60’ FC ...... $4000 Used Case IH RBX562 net & 595 GMC round baler, repairs, LEXION 560R combine, 998 Fax: 620-784-5622 (9) CIH 1010 30’.$6500-$16500 RHINO 20’ FC ...... $2200 twine, wide PU...... $14,900 $500. 913-856-7114. engine hrs., 615 separator hrs., IH 950 8RN w/trash whippers . HP feeder house, deluxe light (6) CIH 1010 25’...$4000-$9500 MISC...... Coming In UTILITY BED for 3/4 ton pickup kit, loaded, excellent condition, (2) JD 930 30’ ....$8500-$10500 00 EZ Trail HDR trailer.....$2200 03 Case IH MXM140 MFD truck, excellent condition, $149,900; Lexion C512-30 corn 95 CIH 1010 30’ Bat Reel..$990 (4) HDR trailers...ea ...... $1500 w/LX172 loader and grapple, $2,500. Call 785-499-6865. 785- head, used 1 season, excellent CIH 25’ Pickup Reel ...... $700 00 LP RCRM35 10’ RM...$5500 115 h.p...... $43,000 466-1454. condition, $47,000; Lexion F540 07 CIH 2412 CH...... $55000 05 DIXON RAM Zerotrn ..$3000 Case IH 8465A Round baler ... ANHYDROUS APPLICATOR flex head, 40’ platform, spare 07 JD 1293 12R CH ...... $54000 06 LP Z52 MOWER...... $4100 ...... $10,125 NH3, 30’ 3pt hydraulic shut off. HOBBY FARM equipment, 4 sickle, excellent condition, 00 JD 1293 12R CH ...... $42000 JD RIDING MOWER ...... $999 Several Hydra beds in stock 785-249-5133 or 785-584-6660 row planter w/ many plates ex- $28,500; MD header trailer, 98 JD 893 8R CH ...... $18900 JD F687 COM MOWER ..$8900 WINCHELL’S, INC. 1988 JD 7720 Titan II combine/ cellent condition $400, 4 row model MD38, running lights, 95 CIH 1083 CH...... $12000 09 POL SPTSMAN 500...$4600 JD RWA, 4700 hrs, $18,000; cultivator $200, 2 row lister $4,900. Package deal available. 94 CIH 1063 12R CH ....$29500 08 POL SPTSMAN 800...$6070 Phillipsburg, KS 785-543-2118 1974 Chev. 4WD P.U./ $100, 2 row weeder $50. Eve- Call Brian, 785-843-6949 or 93 CIH 1083 12RN CH....$9000 08 POL RNGR ...... $6500 Grain-o-vator 10 self-unloading nings, 785- 922-7082. 785-423-1220. 90 1083 8RN CH...... $8600 08 POL SPSM 500...... $4300 auger, $1,800; Grain-o-vator 88 JD 843 8R CH ...... $5500 04 POL 700 ...... $3995 30/Airplane tires, holds 200 Bu. — ITEMS FOR SALE — 1994 JD 893 cornhead $13,000 IHC 883 8RN CH...... $3500 04 POL SPSM 400...... $3100 $1,000. Badger PTO silage 2004 MXM 155 tractor, MFWD, 1999 CIH 1020 flex, 25’, fore & IHC 863 6RN CH...... $3500 POL RANGER 6WD...... $4500 4800 hrs ...... $42,000 aft, nice ...... $11,500 97 JD 653A RH ...... $10000 09 WSR bolt on bale spr ...$250 1990 JD 9500 3100 sep. hrs, blower, $500; JD 4 section pull 2001 JD 7810 MFWD PQ, 2003 CIH 1020 flex, 25’, air reel 85 JD 653A RH W/ 2388 4100 engine hrs 4x4 $35,000. rotary hoe, $400; 1984 Oldsmo- 5,000 hrs, 3 hyd. . . . .$65,000 ...... $15,500 ADAPT ...... $4000 Call for More ATV & lawn 785-499-6613. bile diesel, runs good, $750. 785-665-7210. IH 1086 tractor ...... $9,500 1998 CIH 1020 flex, 25’ . .CALL 99 KILBROS 1400 GC ..$16900 equip. Galvanized Culverts. New In- MM G900 tractor, clean .$5,500 1997 CIH 1020 flex, 25’ . .CALL BRENT 674 GC...... $10000 ventory. Sizes 12" to 96". Also NEW HOLLAND 1034 Hay- 2008 JD 325 skidsteer, 800 hrs JD 925F flex, 25’, poly ends . . . Home Built Head Trailer...$1500 Straub stacker, shedded, good tires. some arch culverts. Var...... $20,000 ...... CALL GRAIN DRILL 785- 594-3718. International Lengths. Call anytime for info. 2002 JD 1770 NT planter 2004 JD 630 hydraflex header . 08 GP 3N4010HDP 40’ NTD..... Salina, Kansas 785-286-0501 Topeka FOUR NICE JD tractors 42-70 16x30, TW ...... $51,500 ...... $18,000 ...... $69500 Orthman 996 graincart, scales, 07 CB 4000 30’ ...... $52900 1-800-658-4653 VERMEER TRAIL mower 9’ 3’’ HP. View KC Craigslist. 785- 2001 JD 1770 16x30 planter, 336-2067. VR, LF, TW, Seedstar, flex . . . nice ...... $24,000 06 CB 4000 25’ NT...... $37500 785-452-1180 Eric disk cut used one season, 160 06 CIH SDX30 230cart..$73000 ...... $38,000 JD 535 baler, net kicker .$7,500 785-493-4999 Kevin acres $10,200. 785-862-2857 or FOR SALE: Nice IH 1460 com- 06 JD 455 35’ FD ...... $38500 JD 1770 16x30 LF, nice planter NH 144 windrow invertor$2,000 785-633-6824. bine with 24.5” tires on 120” 05 KRAUSE 5430...... $38000 Pratt, Ks...... CALL Sunflower 9431 no-till drill, spacing, 24’ 810 header, in 7.5x30 ft ...... $18,000 04 GP 2N3010 ...... $45500 Now a Dealer for JD 1750 8x30 planter TW, LF, 1-877-680-4455 Munden, KS. 785-987-5472. JD 915 7 shank ripper . . .CALL 03 JD 1890 40’ ...... $75500 Hopper- Walker 250 mon ...... $16,000 Marion, Kansas Supreme 700 verticle mixer . . . 03 GP 3S3000 30’...... $36000 • Swing - Hopper Remote Gleaner Combines CIH 900 planter 8x30, trash ...... $16,000 03 GP 3000 30’ ...... $39500 1-877-382-2188 control system automatically ‘98 R62...... $62,500 wheels ...... $6,000 JD 214 chuckwagon, nice . . . . 03 CB 4030 30’ ...... $27500 620-382-5439 Marlin rolls under & out from under ‘95 R72...... $66,500 JD 637 disc, 35’ ...... $30,000 ...... $3,000 03 CB 4000 25’ ...... $27500 your semi-trailer 2- ‘95 R62 Cummins,..$39,500 CIH 3900 disc, nice, 25’ ...... Wichita, Ks. JD 886 8x30 cultivator . .$8,000 02 CIH SDX 30 180cart.$60000 • 12 volt Hi-Tork motor ‘93 R62...... $37,500 ...... $13,500 Complete listing on our web: 02 GP 4000 40’ ...... $42000 1-800-779-7012 • Grip tires for un-even ground ‘90 R70...... $22,500 Sunflower 1232 disc, 32’ . . . . . www.jonesmachineryinc.com 01 CIH SDX30 w/cart....$58000 Used 8” & 10” ‘88 R60...... $18,500 ...... $16,000 01 JD 455 35’ ...... $35500 Hutchinson Ks. 1998 CIH 1083 poly 8x30 Swing-Away Augers GRAVITY WAGONS BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILY 00 FLEXICOIL 6000...... $46000 1-800-658-1714 5- Used REM Vacs EZ Trail gravity wagons, 230 rebuilt before last season . . . . 97 CB 3400 30’ L FERT $14000 to 400 bushel ...... $16,000 95 KRAUSE 5215 NTD .$15000 Larned Ks. Steiner Implement EZ Trail grain carts, 490 & 700 1997 JD 893 cornhead knife Jones 94 GP 30’ ...... $12000 1-866-400-3105 rolls ...... $16,500 2462 Acorn Rd., Sabetha, KS bushel Machinery, Inc. 92 JD 455 35’ ...... $21500 JD 643 cornhead ...... $5,000 Great Bend, Ks. New Kent Field Cultivators Smith Center, KS 91 GP 2SF30 30’...... $7200 785-284-2181 JD 930 rigid head ...... CALL KRAUSE 5400 30’...... $21000 1-800-658-1706 Fax 785-284-2182 81 Farm Eq. Service (2)-CIH 1020 30 ft flexheads . . 785-282-3000 GP 45’ FOLD...... $11500 ...... $7,000 each 785-282-0432 Cell 89 GP 2 SEC 30’...... $8000 1949 Cat 12 grader. Runs and McPherson, KS.620-241-3100 2000 CIH 1042 36ft draperhead 785-686-4005 CB 28’ ...... $1200 works. $2,500 785-776-9269 1-800-357-3101 ...... $21,500 Evening Calls Welcome Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 35 MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY

NEW VERSALTILE FIRESTONE 9000 tires PaPec FEEDWAGON, $1,000. CATERPILLAR D7H serial# DEALERS 380x90Rx46, from $250 up. 785-799-7949. Vermillion, KS. 4AB00742 lever steer, 5 hours 785-799-7949. Vermillion, KS. on new rail roller sprockets, Cat USED FORAGE Misc NH3 parts: 6 coil shanks. Ripper, new air seat, too much HARVESTERS & HEADS 13 sidewinder knife shank CONSIGNMENT SALE other work to list. Call for details. ‘09 Claas 980 combo. 5 mole style and 7 reg Coming March 26th, 2011 Health issues reason for sale. ’05 Claas 900...... Call knives. 6 chisel and 10 field cult NEW EQUIPMENT $90,000. 785-363-7581. 3 - ’02 Claas 900...... Call v 0% FINANCING mount knives. 15 field cult Unverferth 9250 grain cart 2004 Claas 900...... Call USED COMBINES & sweep tubes. Also, 13 chisel Bush Hog mowers 5’-15’ NEWLY RESTORED 1968 JD 1996 Claas 880...... $65,000 North Edge of Lyndon, KS AIR SEEDERS plow sweeps, 18. 785-747-7625. Claas RU600, 8 row head...... East Side of Hwy 75 Vermeer 605 Super M Balers ‘02 CI 2388...... $138,000 4020. Perfect hood, grills, and ...... From $30,000 *********************************** Vermeer twin rakes ‘JD 6620...... $15,500 CASE 1835B skid loader 780 sheet metal, new Firestone tires, *********************************** FOR SALE USED ROUND BALERS ‘78 JD 7700...... $5,000 hrs, grapple fork & snow blade. fresh engine, rearend Syncro- PLANTERS JD 1590, 15’x7 1/2’’, no till, JD 568 w/net ‘76 JD 7700...... $5,000 785-770-2462. trans, overhauled, 3 point, roll JD 510 rd. baler guard Canopy, nice. $15,000. JD 7300, 8 row...... $7,500 Low Acre, drill ...... $25,500 ‘83 JD 7720...... $21,000 JD 567 9,000 bales, net wrap, Hesston 956A w/net 785-457-3440. White 6700, 8 row 30 ...Just In JD 7200, 12x30, front fold, ‘82 JD 7720...... $ 15,000 $20,000. 785-986-6826. JD 7200, 12 row ...... In Soon Clean ...... $10,000 Hesston 5580 ‘JD 7720...... $12,000 BIG A 2500 Cummins diesel TUBELINE BALE wrapper *********************************** IH 800, 12x30, horizontal fold, 2- Vermeer 605M w/net ‘91 JD 9500...... $47,000 Allison auto, $6,500 Straddle model TL6500A wrapped about COMBINES Good ...... $5,000 2 - Vermeer 605 Super J ‘90 JD 9500...... $49,500 row duals for Big A, $3,500. 4000 bales, 32 boxes of Sunfilm 2-’10 JD 9770 RWA .$240,000 1983 JD 4250, CA, p.s., MFD, 2 - Vermeer 605F ‘95 JD 9600...... $47,500 785-630-1155. wrap, $15,000. 785-565-1771. ‘09 Gleaner R76...... $215,000 3 pt.,pto...... $26,500 NH BR 780A w/net ‘94 JD 9600...... $58,500 ‘09 Gleaner R66...... $195,000 1990 CIH 7110, CA, p.s., 3 pt., USED MISCELLANEOUS ‘91 JD 9600...... $35,000 — USED IMPLEMENT — 1982 VERMEER 605 Super F 6 2-’08 Gleaner R75....$188,500 pto...... $28,500 Vermeer BP 7000 bale proces- ‘98 JD 9610...... $76,000 Agco RT 120A bar pickup shedded; New idea ‘95 Gleaner R72...... $45,000 1989 CIH 7110, CA, p.s., sor ‘00 JD 9650...... $93,000 Gleaner 700 header 30’ 5209 disk, MoCo, shedded. ‘93 Gleaner R62...... $40,000 MFD, 3 pt.,pto...... $28,500 JD 700 hyd. rake ‘03 JD 9650W ...... $98,000 Gleaner 500 25’ flex 785-817-5862. Used Stihl chain saws ‘90 Gleaner R70...... $18,000 1980 JD 4040, CA, p.s., 3 pt., ‘02 JD 9650STS...... $119,000 White 6122 planter FOR SALE: 7000 Deere 6-row Gravity box w/Gooseneck ‘83 L3, 24’ head, 1723 hrs ...... pto...... $14,500 ‘04 JD 9660...... $159,000 ‘07 White 8222 planter w/liquid planter dry fert., loading auger, trailer ...... $15,000 1979 JD 4240, CA, quad, 3 pt., ‘05 JD 9660STS...... $142,000 fert. heavy springs and coulters, SALVAGE JD 930 flex ...... $12,500 pto...... $16,000 ‘08 JD 9670...... $205,000 Gleaner 700, 27’ rigid above average. 785- 983- 4466. White 2-135 *********************************** Harley Gerdes Auctions ‘02 JD 9750STS...... $120,000 ‘09 Gleaner R76 Oliver 2255 MISCELLANEOUS ‘01 JD 9750STS...... $95,000 2000 Gleaner R62 2000 JD 1700 planter 8x30, 785-828-4476 Vermeer 605 C, F & H balers Sunflower Tillage equipment... ‘00 JD 9750STS...... $110,000 NH 116 swather good shape, $13,000. 785-455- or Cell 785-229-2369 CONSIGNED MACHINERY ...... Coming in daily ‘00 JD 9750STS...... $110,000 Allis 7000 tractor 3493, evenings. LYNDON, KANSAS White 8900 combine ‘06 JD 9760STS...... $180,000 Gehl 4625 skid loader For Photos: White 2-155 ‘05 DCX 131 disk mower, ‘07 JD 9760STS...... $189,500 Gehl Feedwagon Visit us on the web at Gehl 2275 14’ swing tongue shedded, good condition, ‘04 JD 9760STS...... $160,000 Case IH 900, 6 row www.harleygerdesauctions.com Crustbuster 3200 drill $17,500. 620-752-3183. (16) ‘10 JD 9770 ...... JD 1380 hydro swing * * Your Location Or Ours * * WANTED: NH 575 or Case IH ...... starting at $226,000 Vermeer 605C ‘09 Gleaner 8200 30’ flex SBX 540 square baler, wire tie, I buy and Sell (8) ‘09 JD 9770 ...... Hesston 1340 MoCo good condition. 620-363-2401. Allis Chalmers Tractors ...... starting at $195,000 Kalvesta Impl. Hesston 956 round baler 7060 PD, duals, make offer (4) ‘08 JD 9770 ...... WHITE 5100 8 row planter liq- ‘02 Challenger MT 755 Company, Inc. 200, with loader,...... $11,100 ...... starting at $189,000 uid fertilizer, monitor, $2,900. 620-855-3567 7020, PST, CAH JD 800/70R tires ...... $7,500 785-280-0477. KALVESTA, KS 67856 JOHN BERGMAN AIR SEEDERS CATERPILLAR PARTS for D7 ‘97 JD 1850...... $50,000 and D8, up to H series. 785- www.kalvestaimplement.com Seneca, KS • 785-336-3158 G & R IMPL. CO. JD 1850...... $50,000 799-7949. Vermillion, KS. WESTENDORF-BUSH HOG ‘00 1860 ...... $57,000 1977 WHITE tractor 105, 4,676 2210 KINZE 12R30 planter with hours, $7,995; 8450 Case Inter- 79 WHITE 2-105 6750 hours, STIHL JD 1860...... $40,000 Kuhlman Impl. new paint, new tires, engine ‘10 JD 1890...... $138,000 liquid fertilizer, kept inside. national round baler, working 620-732-3245 LINN, KANSAS 785-926-3728. 785-632-1846. condition, $4,000. 785-766- work in 2010. 785-363-2495. or 620-732-2275 ‘10 JD 1890...... $136,000 3565. DURHAM, KANSAS ‘10 JD 1890...... $130,000 785-348-5547 1994 F250 crew cab short bed, 1033 NH bale wagon; 336 JD ‘09 JD 1890...... $120,000 fifth wheel, 70K miles, $12,000. 4X4 FULL size Bronco, excel- twine baler; 350 JD 9’ mower. ‘08 JD 1890...... $145,000 BRAMCO SPIKE bed for single 785-452-2924. lent, V8, $4,000. 785-452-2924. All very good and shedded. Used Combine Parts ‘08 JD 1890...... $125,000 or dually pickup, good condition, 3 USED Goodyear tractor tires 785-336-2003. Gleaner A, E, C, C II, G, F, F2, ‘08 JD 1890...... $125,000 could mount, $1,850 OBO; 480/80R46 50% rubber. 785- M, K, L, L2, N6 ‘07 JD 1890...... $115,000 Dicky-John NH3 controller, uses 3 IH 1440 combine w/ 20’ 736-2730. NH TR 70 ‘06 JD 1890...... $100,00 radar gun, $900; 38’ semi headers, always shedded, IH 715, 815; MF 550, 510 ‘03 JD 1890...... $75,000 tanker, $1,500; Orthman 8-30 BROME ROUND bales, shed- $10,500-$12,000. 785-472- JD 4400 & 6600 ‘05 JD 1895...... $95,000 no-till cultivator, $1,900; JD run- ded, net, prime quality, $65/ T 8814. Various headers & tires JD 1890CCS ...... $60,000 ning gear 6 volt, $125. 785-428- Abilene, KS. 406-861-0002, cell. See complete 3495. 18.4-38 FST SAT II 8 PR TL... JD 7000 6 row plate, dry fertil- DON McLAUGHLIN FOR SALE: Farmhand 8 bale equipment listing at: ...... $778 izer, yetter row cleaners. 785- Vermillion, KS CLASSIFIEDS — accumulator, two 8 bale forks. www.carricoimplement.com 18.4-34 FST SAT II 8 PR TL... 614-1688. 785-382-6394 THEY WORK FOR YOU Chapman. 785-257-3447...... $659 Cell: 785-799-7753 Carrico Implement WANT TO BUY: tractor tires 380/90R46 RAD 9000 Beloit 877-542-4099 2010 Case IH 7088, 351 hrs..... 13.4-34, 20.8-R38, in good BRUNA IMPL. CO. sprayer...... $1,464 CLASSIFIEDS — Lincoln 866-522-9600 TRACTORS ...... $218,500 (M) shape. 785-761-6590. THEY WORK FOR YOU Hays 800-658-4640 YEAR 2010 Case IH 7088, 916 hrs..... DON’S TIRE 1995 Case IH5240, 2WD, ...... $211,500 (M) JD 24 W5 baler; 8 bale grapple; — COMBINES — ‘09 JD 4830, 125 hrs $214,500 w/ldr., 1672 hrs....$38,750 (H) TF 866-888-7838 Welco drag accumulator; JD 2008 Case IH 8010, 780 hrs..... One Year Power Guard ‘09 JD 4730 ...... $175,000 1990 Case IH 7120 2WD, 5000 ...... $225,000 (S) Abilene, KS 535 round baler. 785-374-4213. Use Season waiver ‘09 JD 4730 ...... $189,000 hrs...... $42,500 (W) 2005 Case IH 8010, 1730 hrs... 2.9% Interest 1991 Case IH 7140 MFD, 6000 ‘08 JD 4730 ...... $175,000 ...... $165,000 (H) ‘10 JD 9870, 213 hrs $265,000 ‘07 JD 4720 ...... $148,500 hrs ...... $58,500 (M) 1981 IH 1420, 3301 hrs ...... ‘04 JD 9860 ...... $163,500 ‘06 JD 4720 ...... $132,000 1996 Case IH 7220 MFD, 3165 ...... $7,500 (C) Self-propelled swathers, and ‘10 JD 9770 4WD . .$217,500 ‘05 JD 4720 ...... $135,000 hrs...... $54,500 (S) pull behind swathers available ‘09 JD 9770 ...... $228,500 ‘98 JD 4700 ...... $69,000 1994 Case IH 7250 MFD, 3519 2005 JD 9560 STS, 1711 hrs ... M205 self propelled swather ...... $129,500 (C) 604 and 605 Super M baler ‘09 JD 9770 ...... $232,500 ‘05 RoGator 1274C . .$99,500 hrs ...... $73,500 (M) w/16’ disc head, 200 h.p Cum- 1990 Case IH 9150 4WD bare- 664 & 665 Rancher balers ‘09 JD 9770 ...... $228,000 ’05 Top Airs 1200 gal .$26,000 1998 JD 9610, 3773 hrs ...... mins back, 8327 hrs.....$35,000 (C) R2300 & R2800 twin rakes A30-D 16’ sickle mower cond. ‘09 JD 9770 4WD . .$229,400 ‘98 Wilmar 7200 . . . . .$59,000 ...... $39,500 (W) ‘08 JD 9770 ...... $219,500 ‘99 Wilmar 7200 . . . . .$39,500 2001 Case IH MX120 MFD SEEDING VR 820-1022-1224 whl rakes w/ldr., 3872 hrs....$53,500 (M) 2006 Great Plains 2600HD 26’ TD 120 tedder ‘08 JD 9770 ...... $236,500 ‘00 Spray Coupe 3640$38,000 2007 Case IH MX215 MFD, w/liquid...... $45,500 (M) TM 800 trail mower ’08 JD 9770 ...... $230,000 ‘00 Spray Coupe 3440$39,500 ‘07 Dalton 12 knife . . .$22,500 2281 hrs ...... $109,500 (C) 2003 Great Plains 3000 30’ BP8000 RH, Flo tires bl. proc. Chainsaws Sales & Service ‘07 JD 9760 4WD . .$210,000 2004 Case IH MX285 MFD, ‘05 DMI 15 knife LF . .$33,500 w/dry ...... $32,500 (W) MC840 10.5’ mower cond. Zero Turn Mowers ‘07 KD 9760 ...... $199,500 1269 hrs ...... $136,500 (M) — TRACTORS — 2005 Great Plains 4000 40’ TM850 10.5 trail mower ‘07 JD 9760 4WD . .$155,000 2003 Case IH MX285 MFD, ‘07 JD 9520T ...... $185,000 plain...... $41,500 (W) WINKEL MFG ‘05 JD 9760 ...... $150,000 2700 hrs...... $125,000 (W) ‘06 JD 9520 4WD . .$171,500 JD 455 30’ w/dry ...$35,000 (W) Flatbeds ‘05 JD 9760 4WD . .$140,000 ‘03 JD 9420 Track . .$137,500 2006 Case IH MX305 MFD, 1997 Krause 5425 25’ plain ...... Livestock Equipment ‘04 JD 9760 ...... $119,500 ‘90 JD 8760, nice . . . .$38,500 1801 hrs...... $148,500 (S) All Rebuilt Equip.-1 yr warr. 2007 Case IH MXU125 ltd. MFD ...... $29,500 (C) 605L net kicker ...... $15,000 ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$167,500 ‘05 JD 8520T ...... $135,000 w/ldr., 1046 hrs....$53,500 (M) 605K net monitor ...... $7,500 ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$193,000 (3) ‘08 JD 8430T . . .$179,500 2008 Case IH 1250 24RN 2007 Case IH Puma 165 MFD 605M nt kicker, flt tires$28,000 ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$166,500 ‘99 NH 9862 ...... $72,000 w/liquid ...... $119,500 (W) ‘06 JD 9660 2WD . .$181,000 w/ldr., 972 hrs...... $86,500 (M) 2010 Case IH 1250 16RN plain 604M net, ramp, floats$28,000 ‘99 CAT 85E ...... $99,500 2008 Case IH Puma 195 MFD RB46 Challenger, LN..$14,500 ‘06 JD 9660 4WD . .$182,000 ‘02 JD 8420 MFWD .$105,500 ...... $93,800 (M) WESTFIELD GRAIN AUGERS w/ldr., 567 hrs....$107,500 (M) R2300 twin rake, demo$14,500 ‘05 JD 9660 ...... $131,500 ‘98 CIH 8940 MFWD .$56,000 2006 Case IH STX330 4WD, Case IH 900 6RN w/liquid ...... R23 twin rake...... $6,500 ‘04 JD 9660 4WD . .$132,000 ‘79 JD 4640 ...... $19,500 w/pto, 1253 hrs. $151,000 (W) ...... $9,500 (S) VERMEER USED EQUIP. ‘01 JD 9650 ...... $105,000 ‘94 JD 7800 PQ . . . . .$42,000 1995 Agco Allis 9435 2WD 2000 Kinze 3500 8/15RN plain. 605F balers ..$2,000 to $3,000 RDTH72 & RDTH84 finish ‘98 JD 9610 ...... $62,000 ‘93 JD 7600 2WD . . .$34,500 w/ldr., 2608 hrs....$42,500 (H) ...... $35,000 (S) 605H baler...... $3,000 mower ‘90 JD 9600 4WD . . .$37,500 ‘96 JD 6400 w/620 . . .$35,000 1979 Ford 7700 2WD w/ldr., 2005 Kinze 3650 16RN plain.... 605J monitor...... $5,500 SQ172 & SQ184 rotary cutter ‘01 JD 9550 ...... $79,500 ‘04 JD 6120 2WD . . .$24,000 6658 hrs ...... $15,500 (H) ...... $55,000 (S) 605K equil-fill, auto-tie..$9,500 2010 10’ rotary cutter ‘00 JD 9550 SH . . . . .$85,000 MF 2745 ...... $9,500 1998 Ford 8970 MFD, 6100 hrs HEADERS — TILLAGE — 605XL net kicker, nice $17,500 2715 15’ flex wing cutter ‘99 JD 9510 duals . . .$72,500 ...... $54,500 (M) 2006 Case IH 2062 36’ draper.. 605XL monitorkickernet$9,000 ‘08 JD 2510S strip till .$48,500 1980 JD 2940 2WD, 8980 hrs ...... $43,000 (H) Zero turn mowers ‘99 JD 9510 4WD SH $76,000 ‘04 JD 512 Ripper . . .$23,500 605M kicker FLT. tires .$19,500 ‘96 JD 9500 SH . . . . .$66,000 ...... $9,500 (C) 2009 Case IH 2142 35’ draper.. ‘08 CIH Ecolo Tiger . .$26,500 1993 JD 6200 2WD w/ldr., 1218 504F baler ...... $2,500 ‘06 CIH 8010 loaded $169,500 ‘08 Blue Jet Disk Ripper ...... $36,500 (M) 504G baler...... $2,000 ‘05 CIH 2388 4WD . .$142,000 ...... $19,000 hrs ...... $19,650 (M) 2009 Case IH 2162 30’ draper.. $1000 Cash or 0% for 36 mo JD 6400 MFD w/ldr., 8258 hrs.. 504 SI baler ...... $7,000 ‘05 CIH 2388 ...... $118,000 Landoll 6-30 Ripper . . .$7,500 ...... $49,900 (C) MD-180 15’ flex rotary cutter ...... $32,500 (C) 505 SI baler baler, 5x5 .$5,500 ‘01 CIH 2366 4WD . . .$83,900 JD 32’ 650 disk . . . . .$22,000 R21 Twin rake ...... $4,750 USED EQUIPMENT — HAY EQUIPMENT — COMBINES Bruna Impl. Co. ‘98 CIH 2366 Hillco . .$99,500 1982 Case IH 1660, 4023 hrs... R23 Twin rake ...... $6,000 AMT 323, 10’6” mower cond. ‘06 JD 567, 2300 bales$26,500 ‘90 CIH 1680 ...... $32,500 ‘05 JD 567 ...... $25,000 ...... $33,500 (H) C - Clay Center AM 281 9’ Krone mower Sloop Sales & 43 corn heads ‘96 JD 566, 7500 bales$16,900 1990 Case IH 1680, 5136 hrs... 785-632-5621 USED LAWN MOWERS — GRAIN DRILLS ‘88 JD 535 wrap . . . . .$10,850 ...... $28,500 (H) H - Hiawatha Hook’s Repair, Inc. & PLANTERS — Troy Bilt mwr, 17.5hp, 36” $500 ‘95 CIH 8465A ...... $8,250 1997 Case IH 2166, 2557 hrs... 785-742-2261 Lyndon, KS 66451 (5) JD 1770 24-30” ...... Yardman DLX 25hp, 46” ..$900 ‘04 NH 780 ...... $17,950 ...... $69,500 (W) 785-828-4706 Grasshopper ZT 14HP ..$3500 ...... $69,500-$145,000 ‘94 NH 660 ...... $7,500 M - Marysville 1997 Case IH 2188, 3254 hrs... 785-562-5304 www.sloophook.com Bush Hog ZT ES2052 ..$4,750 Kinze 3700 24-22” . . .$65,000 JD 1424 MoCo ...... $3,500 (6) JD 1790 16/31 ...... $76,500 (M) ‘07 JD 735 MoCo . . . .$18,500 2005 Case IH 2388, 1865 hrs... S - Seneca ...... $71,500-$111,500 785-336-2111 Kinze 3600 16/31 ...... Hiawatha ...... $145,000 (W) 1998 Case IH 2388, 3213 hrs... W - Washington Cash Plus 4.60% for 84 mos...... $55,000-$76,000 Implement Co. 785-325-2232 CT55 4WD w/loader (3) JD 1770 16-30” ...... $75,000 (W) 785-742-7121 www.brunaimplementco.com CX90 4WD w/loader ...... $37,000-$75,000 HIAWATHA, KS 66434 2003 Case IH 2388, 1903 hrs... CX110, 4WD w/loader (3) Kinze 16-30” ...... www.hiawathaimplement.com ...... $129,500 (H) MTX145 4WD w/loader ...... $35,000-$73,000 2007 Case IH 2577, 1328 hrs... ‘07 JD 1770 12RN LF TC ...... $175,000 (H) USED TRACTORS PENNINGTON SEED MF1552, 4WD, w/ldr. ..$29,500 ...... $68,000 2007 Case IH 2588, 923 hrs..... For all your hay & pasture 4455 JD ‘92, cab, air, new tires, ‘97 JD 1850 36’x75” . .$36,500 ...... $185,000 (C) 6100 hrs ...... $36,000 & wildlife seed — SPRAYERS & APPLICATORS — 2009 Case IH 6088, 313 hrs..... 380 JD loader ...... $5,000 ‘10 JD 4830 ...... $195,000 ...... $212,500 (M) Page 36 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011

MACHINERY MACHINERY BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS PETS PETS SPRAY EQUIPMENT USED TRACTORS Hardwood Lumber ENGLISH POINTER puppies AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD 2001 1254 Rogator, 3330 ‘10 Case IH Magnum 275 Elhew Damascus and Silver- Border Collie cross working hours, 90’ boom, E-Z steer, E-Z w/460 hrs Oak & Cottonwood wood bloodlines classic pointer ranch dogs, ready after March boom 1200 gallon tank, ‘08 Case IH Farmall 40 MFD markings from experienced bird 25th. 785-346-4204. $73,000. 402-236-8617. 402- For trailers, decks, horse stalls, finding parents who have been 768-8367. cab, loader, 70 hrs. construction, fencing, etc. ‘07 Case IH Puma 210, 550 hunted extensively on Kansas IRRIGATION hrs., warranty CUSTOM CUT TO ANY SIZE quail, pheasants, and Montana WANTED ‘06 Case IH DX40 MFD Also kiln dried hardwoods pheasants huns and Sharptail International 605 natural gas 0% FOR 60 MOS. irrigation engine with radiator, w/loader, 1300 hrs grouse. 8 weeks old hightails WE NEED DAMAGED FINANCING w.a.c CAN CUT YOUR LOGS and well socialized, reasonably on running gear. Runs. $750. ‘06 Case IH MX275, 1150 hrs GRAIN AND FEED ON USED PLANTERS priced, Pedigree’s furnished 785-776-9269 •2009 JD 1790 CCS, 16/31, ‘05 Case IH MX230 MFD, Kansas INGREDIENTS 2630 hrs upon request. Call Ryan 785------refuge, Seedstar 2, variable 393-0067. 2 BERKELEY PTO irrigation rate, row command, Yetter 13 ‘00 JD 6410 MFD cab, 3400 Hardwoods, Inc. pumps, 6x8, 3x4. 785-374-4213. $$ HIGHEST PRICES $$ Wave coulters, tine tooth float- hrs Belvue KS ASCA REGISTERED Australian $$ IMMEDIATE PAYMENT $$ ‘96 Case IH 3220 2WD, ing row cleaners on corn rows, 785-456-8141 Shepherd Puppies, ready March HARVESTING • We buy damaged grain and pneumatic, cast iron closing w/loader, 1350 hrs 12th, males, black tri's & blue feed ingredients in any condi- ‘91 Case IH 7120 2WD, 5180 whls. w/ Dawn curve tines, merle. Farm raised. Will be vac- 1977 MC 1075 grain dryer, tion. Poor quality, bugs, odor, hrs SPECIAL PRICES ProMax 40 corn, soybeans, cinated/ wormed. North of natural gas. Buyer moves. low test weight, etc. ‘90 Case IH 7120 2WD, 7935 Metal Panels & Accessories markers, 10,196 acres, recon- Clifton. 785-348-5404. $5,000. 785-776-9269. • Picked up at your farm or hrs Painted metal...... ditioned ...... $117,500 (IO) storage facility •2008 JD 1790 CCS, 16/31, ‘90 JD 4455 2WD, 7000 hrs, ...... starting at $55/sq REGISTERED WORKING Bor- 89 GLEANER R50 3100 eng. • We have vacs & equipment vari-able rate, Trucounts on new tires All types of metals der Collie Stock dog pups. Er- hrs with 315 flex hd, very good corn rows, Yetters 25 wave ‘90 Ford 7710 2WD cab/loader • DELIVERY AVAILABLE • ickson and Alexander, Griz condition. 785-288-0147. to load it out coulters, tine tooth floating row ’81 IH 3088 open station Prices subject to change bloodlines, working parents on •Min. quantity 800 bushels cleaners on corn rows, pneu- ‘77 White 2-105 w/cab WESTERN METAL site. 620-274-4437. • Satisfaction Guaranteed. No MISCELLANEOUS SPRAY EQUIPMENT Surprises matic cast iron closing whls., 2 Locations • Best Service LOST- PUPPY medium, fe- ProMax 40 corn, soybeans, no ‘09 Case IH 530C Ecolo Tiger LOUISBURG, KANSAS male, all brown, last seen St. HOMEMADE HIGH RIDER Call MGM Marketing at markers, 9,500 acres, ‘05 Case IH 1020 30’ flexhead James Church, Wetmore, KS. sprayer 20 gallon hydrostatic PH# 800-214-7788 #725445...... $90,000 (IO) ‘05 Case IH RBX562 rd. baler 1-800-489-4100 Reward. 816-868-5483. 913- drive, works great, $1,000 OBO. •2003 JD 1790 16/32 CCS, ‘05 Vermeer WR20 wheel rake HAYS, KANSAS ‘04 GP 2600 drill 849-3699. 785-765-3729. MINIATURE DAV key chain pneumatic down, no-till coul- 1-800-770-2725 tags. 316-777-1438. ters, completely recond., ‘00 Case IH 1083 cornhead AKC PEMBROKE Welsh Corgi 2005 JD 4720, 2,180 hrs, no #700277 ...... $77,500 (IO) ‘00 Case IH, RS 451 baler puppies tri’s Sables. 785-617- fertilizer, fully automated. Call DISK PLOW prefer JD •2008 JD 1790 12/23 CCS, ‘98 Case IH 2366 4WD and SMITH POSTYARD 0307. 402-855-2355. M-F 7 am-5 pm. mounted. 785-636-5262. cast iron closing, pneumatic tracker down, no-till coulters, 5,500 ‘98 Case IH 2388 4WD Hedge Post acres, #725209 ....$78,900 (IO) ‘98 Case IH 1020 25’ flexhead Delivery Available •2004 JD 1790 CCS 16/32 ‘95 Case IH 1020 20’ flexhead JEFF SMITH vacuum w/mech. seed drive, ‘95 JD 693 cornhd. w/adapter cast iron row units, rubber ‘95 Case IH 8480 rd. baler 620-496-8956 Marysville Livestock Sales closing whls., SeedStar, HD ’92 Case IH 8480 rd.baler ‘89 Case IH 1083 cornhead Every Thursday at 12 Noon down pressure spring pkg., STEEL BUILDING corn & soybean seed discs, ’88 Case IH 1660 combine GP 24’ drill INVENTORY SALE Donnie Kirkham, Manager • 785-562-1015 no-till coulters, row cleaners, I-Beam Construction reconditioned #705398 ...... Pair of Case IH 5100 drills on tandem hitch Easy Bolt-Up Design 1180 US Hwy. 77, P. O. Box 67, Marysville, KS 66508 ...... $77,500 (IO) 40x65, 60x90, 100x150 SALE INFORMATION FOR March 17, 2011 •2006 JD 1770NT CCS 16 Case IH 5100 drill 21x7 row, 14,000 acres, CT 350 Case IH 900 6R30 Many Others Available STEERS SABETHA 11 XBRD HFR 713@$116.00 monitor, ProMax 40 plates, IH 800 horiz. rear fold 12R (800) 369-3882 MARYSVILLE 8 BLK BULL 447@$170.00 SENECA 41 XBRD HFR 826@$115.50 Dawn row cleaners, steel Case IH 6750 parabolic chisel DILLER,NE 3 BLK STR 428@$167.50 SENECA 11 BLK HFR 808@$115.35 www.toplinebuildings.com SUMMERFIELD 14 MIX STR 529@$164.50 gauge whls., Pro Shaft drive, (2) IH 4600 FC 28’ SENECA 2 XBRD HFR 652@$114.50 SUMMERFIELD 11 MIX STR 465@$164.00 SABETHA 15 XBRD HFR 810@$114.00 HD down pressure, mechani- DMI Tigermate F.C. 321/2’ USED 50’ Truss rafters. BAILEYVILLE 2 BWF STR 472@$163.00 BLUE RAPIDS 7 BLK HFR 875@$113.60 cal drive ...... $74,000 (IND) Case IH 1054 cornhead Sitrex MK12 wheel rake 785-632-2766. MAHASKA 3 XBRD BULL 481@$162.50 COW •2003 JD 1770NT CCS 16 HANOVER 4 BLK STR 523@$161.00 GOFF 1 BLK COW 1,430@$83.50 Krause 4126 F.C. row, 27,673 acres, CT 350 CORNING 4 BLK STR 487@$161.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,555@$79.25 monitor, ProMax 40 plates, SALVAGE FOAM INSULATION WYMORE,NE 2 BLK STR 512@$159.50 GREENLEAF 1 BLK COW 1,365@$79.00 ‘80 NH TR-75 combine Dawn row cleaners, rubber The Icynene Insulation SENECA 7 CHAR STR 390@$159.00 GREENLEAF 1 BLK COW 1,250@$78.50 closing whls., HD down pres- IH 1440, 1460 & 1660 com- FRANKFORT 4 BLK STR 403@$159.00 SENECA 1 BLK COW 1,355@$78.25 bines System™ Metal Bldgs. — sure, mechanical drive, Pro Homes FRANKFORT 2 WF STR 275@$159.00 RANDOLPH 3 BLK COW 1,628@$77.75 FRANKFORT 4 BLK STR 515@$155.00 GOFF 1 BWF COW 1,465@$77.75 Shaft drive ...... $63,500 (IND) 800-334-3626 •JD 7100 6 row w/rubber clos- MARYSVILLE 6 XBRD STR 546@$155.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,540@$77.50 Healthier, Quieter, More ing whls., 1.6 bu. boxes, plate HANOVER 3 BLK STR 493@$154.00 HANOVER 1 CHAR COW 1,540@$77.25 units & no monitor, #038674, Energy Efficient.™ DILLER,NE 9 BLK STR 558@$153.50 SENECA 1 BLK COW 1,495@$77.00 ...... $2,850 (IO) MID-AMERICAN SALES, INC. AXTELL 4 BLK STR 548@$151.00 AXTELL 1 BLK COW 1,950@$77.00 ROSSVILLE BAILEYVILLE 9 XBRD STR 624@$149.00 SUMMERFIELD 1 BLK COW 1,465@$76.75 WATERVILLE 3 XBRD STR 530@$148.50 BERN 1 BLK COW 1,700@$76.75 Truck & Tractor Butterfly Supply, Inc. WYMORE,NE 3 CHAR STR 465@$148.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,590@$76.75 ROSSVILLE, KANSAS HANOVER 14 XBRD STR 590@$147.25 WASHINGTON 1 BLK COW 1,300@$76.50 785-584-6195 800-249-7473 BAILEYVILLE 12 BLK STR 634@$145.00 SUMMERFIELD 1 BLK COW 1,270@$76.50 SUMMERFIELD 8 BLK STR 645@$144.00 SUMMERFIELD 1 BLK COW 1,565@$75.25 • Tubing • Rods • Cable • HANOVER 7 BLK STR 649@$139.25 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,300@$75.25 • Guardrail • Clips • FRANKFORT 4 WF BULL 488@$139.00 BLUE SPRINGS,NE 1 BLK COW 1,680@$75.25 800-367-2187 Iola EMPLOYMENT HANOVER 4 BLK STR 675@$139.00 HANOVER 1 BWF COW 1,235@$74.75 800-659-4020 LIVESTOCK HANOVER 2 BLK STR 692@$139.00 HANOVER 1 BLK COW 1,360@$74.75 MARYSVILLE 55 XBRD STR 696@$139.00 RANDOLPH 1 BLK COW 1,660@$74.50 Independence WHEAT BREEDING Research FENCING SUPPLIES SENECA 6 BLK STR 671@$139.00 HOME 1 RED COW 1,310@$73.75 Assistant, Central Plains Re- WYMORE,NE 3 CHAR STR 631@$137.75 LINCOLN,NE 1 CHAR COW 1,805@$73.50 [email protected] gion, Wichita, KS. Primary re- www.omalleyequipment.com AXTELL 3 BLK STR 666@$136.50 WATERVILLE 1 RED COW 1,690@$73.25 sponsibilities include manage- HANOVER 20 BLK STR 718@$133.60 WATERVILLE 1 WF COW 1,395@$73.00 ment of wheat breeding trials; FRANKFORT 6 BLK STR 715@$133.25 LINN 1 BWF COW 1,185@$72.50 JD 630 NF, 3 point, good paint, data collection; harvest; seed WATERVILLE 7 BLK STR 729@$130.25 BLUE SPRINGS,NE 1 BWF COW 1,510@$71.75 $6,000. 620-273-8360. sampling, processing and pack- BAILEYVILLE 19 BLK STR 759@$128.00 RANDOLPH 1 BLK COW 1,400@$71.50 aging; maintenance. Position re- SENECA 4 BLK STR 703@$127.50 BLUE SPRINGS,NE 1 BWF COW 1,400@$69.00 www.butterflysupplyinc.com 2000 GALLON stainless steel quires BS degree, 3 yrs exp, MARYSVILLE 15 XBRD STR 824@$123.00 BLUE SPRINGS,NE 1 BLK COW 1,555@$67.25 tank, $2,000. 785-452-2924. FRANKFORT 114 XBRD STR 914@$120.00 LINN 1 HOL COW 1,690@$66.00 and ability to obtain CDL and CUSTOM CUT hedge posts, pesticide applicator license. WASHINGTON 21 XBRD STR 795@$119.75 JD 3020 with loader 1966 any size, any length. SENECA 14 BLK STR 902@$116.60 COW/CALF PAIR model. 785-632-2766. Deadline March 31. See full job 785-418-9868. posting at www.limagrain.com. HOLSTEINS CORNING 6 BLK CCPR 2 YRS OLD $1,975.00 Send resume & salary history to AXTELL 12 HOL STR 431@$116.50 CORNING 7 BLK CCPR 2 YRS OLD $1,950.00 WASHINGTON8 BLK CCPR 2 YRS OLD $1,800.00 Limagrain Cereal Seeds LLC, Fortress Fence HOLTON 3 HOL STR 333@$112.00 AXTELL 3 HOL STR 385@$105.00 AXTELL 2 BLK CCPR 3 YRS OLD $1,775.00 3515 Richards Lake Rd, Ft Col- Strongest continuous fence made. AXTELL 7 HOL STR 459@$103.50 AXTELL 2 BLK CCPR 5 YRS OLD $1,775.00 lins, CO 80524. or email to : CORNING 5 HOL STR 411@$99.00 MARYSVILLE 2 BLK CCPR AGED $1,090.00 jobs-LCS @limagrain.com. E 4, 5, 6 & 7 bars available CORNING 3 HOL STR 551@$97.75 FRANKFORT 1 BWF COW SS 3 mo bred $1,020.00 OE / Drug Free Work place. Li- Bigger...Stronger...Cheaper! CORNING 2 HOL STR 512@$97.50 magrain Cereals Seeds is an At CIRCLEVILLE 4 HOL STR 472@$97.00 ADULT BULLS Will employer. Corral Materials SENECA 4 HOL STR 553@$97.00 RANDOLPH 1 BLK ABUL 2,000@$102.25 EARN $60,000/ yr. Part-Time More choices...Lowest prices! HOLTON 4 HOL STR 483@$95.00 LIBERTY,NE 1 BLK ABUL 1,445@$97.75 in the livestock or equipment ap- Prime & reject pipe, rods, FRANKFORT 5 HOL STR 534@$90.50 WATERVILLE 1 BLK ABUL 2,090@$97.00 CONCORDIA 4 HOL STR 962@$89.00 FRANKFORT 1 BWF ABUL 2,060@$97.00 praisal business. Agricultural cable, caps, clips, springs background required. Class- WASHINGTON 4 HOL STR 878@$88.00 BLUE RAPIDS 1 BLK ABUL 1,715@$95.75 and more. SENECA 3 HOL STR 723@$82.50 FRANKFORT 1 BLK ABUL 2,380@$95.00 room or home study courses HAVENSVILLE 11 HOL STR 1,270@$82.25 BARNES 1 BLK ABUL 1,870@$93.00 available. 800-488-7570. www. Structural Steel HEIFERS MARYSVILLE 1 BLK ABUL 1,510@$88.75 amagappraisers.com Square tubing, angles, flats, SUMMERFIELD 16 BLK HFR 435@$146.00 WATERVILLE 1 RED ABUL 1,410@$88.75 channel, beams, sheet, plate BAILEYVILLE 5 XBRD HFR 487@$144.00 MARYSVILLE 2 BLK HFR 412@$143.00 HFRETTES UP TO $97.00 BUILDINGS - BLDG MATLS and more. FRANKFORT 3 MIX HFR 433@$143.00 WE DELIVER WATERVILLE 5 XBRD HFR 525@$141.50 EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR 3-24-2011 SUMMERFIELD 12 BLK HFR 554@$139.00 45 BLK STRS/HFRS 500-550# WV GoBob Pipe & Steel SENECA 4 XBRD HFR 472@$138.00 30 MIX STRS/HFRS 500-550# WV 877-851-2365 HANOVER 2 BLK HFR 435@$138.00 40 blk & Char-x strs/hfrs 500-700# WV WYMORE,NE 2 BLK HFR 482@$137.00 20 BLK STRS 550-650# WV www.gobobpipe.com FRANKFORT 2 MIX HFR 567@$136.25 35 BLK & BWF strs/hfrs 550-700# WV BAILEYVILLE 5 XBRD HFR 590@$133.50 25 BLK STRS/HFRS 600-700# WV DILLER,NE 4 RED HFR 605@$132.75 29 ga ptd (lifetime wty)...... BINS - DRYERS - VACS 40 BLK HFRS 600-700# WV ...... $72/sq WYMORE,NE 3 CHAR HFR 491@$132.50 HANOVER 5 XBRD HFR 588@$132.00 35 CHARX STRS/HFRS 600-700# WV 29 ga #2 ptd...... $62/sq 3,790 BUSHEL cone bottom HANOVER 6 BLK HFR 616@$130.25 55 RED & BLK HFRS 600-700# WV 26 ga ptd (lifetime wty) .$88/sq bin. Excellent condition. 785- HANOVER 34 XBRD HFR 644@$128.75 150 BLK HFRS 700-725# WV 26 ga galvalume ...... $72/sq 776-9269 BERN 15 BLK HFR 759@$128.75 12 blk hfrs (replacement)700-750# WV - Delivery Available - SENECA 8 BLK HFR 638@$128.25 42 blk hfrs (replacement)700-800# WV BERN 7 BLK HFR 773@$126.75 Building Packages, OH Doors SERVICES 28 Red Angus Strs/Hfrs 700-800# WV BERN 8 BLK HFR 728@$126.75 Insulation, Livestock 15 MIX STRS/HFRS 700-800# WV LARRY’S PORTABLE sawmill FRANKFORT 4 WF HFR 415@$126.00 18 MIX STRS/HFRS 700-800# WV Equipment, Scales, Waters LINN 12 BLK HFR 721@$122.50 (prices service, can come saw your 60 BLK STRS 850-900# WV logs. 785-776-8153. 785-565- MARYSVILLE 13 XBRD HFR 706@$117.85 70 BLK STRS 900-925# WV subject to SUMMERFIELD 2 BLK HFR 747@$117.25 change) 2647. 55 BLK STRS 900-950# WV HEDGE POSTS and pasture FIELDMEN Galvanized Culverts. New In- clearing. 785-632-7285. Jim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson Trevor Lundberg ventory. Sizes 12" to 96". Also 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 785-770-2271 some arch culverts. Var. LET THE CLASSIFIEDS Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Frankfort, KS lengths. Call anytime for info. WORK FOR YOU 785-286-0501 Topeka PLACE YOUR AD TODAY Barn Phone • 785-562-1015 www.marysvillelivestock.com Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 37 WANTED High commodity prices, farm income DAMAGED GRAIN drive ag land values to new highs High commodity prices value increases have been land experts were compiled AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:0 AM From Dover, KS: West on Hwy K-4 to Dover Small Engine, WANTED and farm income levels especially strong for some for the survey. Those ex- then North on Echo Cliff Rd., 1/4 mile to 25665 Echo Cliff Rd. STATEWIDE drove Nebraska agricultur- time, with a doubling of av- perts said 2011 “is a very WATCH FOR SIGNS. al land values to record erage value in just the last unique time in agricultural VEHICLES, TRACTOR, TOOLS, ANTIQUES & We buy damaged grain, heights in the last year, ac- five years. For the grazing land markets,” Johnson COLLECTABLES, FURNITURE & MISCELLANEOUS any condition cording to preliminary find- land classes, the last year’s said. “They see higher in- -wet or dry- ings of an annual Universi- advances are more moder- come flows contributing NOTE: Concessions/RAIN DATE April 3, 2011. including damaged ty of Nebraska-Lincoln sur- ate, since the state’s live- greatly in the short run to SELLERS: BILL & LORETHA DUNFORD silo corn. vey. stock industry until recent- dramatic upward ad- The average statewide ly has struggled economi- vances,” Johnson added. RAINE AUCTION SERVICE TOP DOLLAR! www.raineauction.com for full listing & pictures all-land average value of cally. Johnson noted that “They also note that while We have vacs $1,833 as of Feb. 1 repre- the Northeast, Central and buyer demand is high, the AUCTIONEER and trucks. sents a 22 percent increase South districts all saw over- availability for sale is very Bill Raine, 785-256-4439, 785-633-4610 in the last 12 months over all gains of 25 percent. Pre- limited. CALL HEIDI OR last year’s average of $1,530 liminary values in the “Moreover, market par- GARTON and a doubling since 2005, Northwest and Southwest ticipants, both current buy- KDOR TAX ASSET SEIZURE AUCTION according to the annual Districts show more modest ers and existing owners, are SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 10:00 AM NORTHERN AG UNL Nebraska Farm Real increases, with all-land financially strong and not 1337 W. Kansas Avenue — MCPHERSON, KS SERVICE, INC. Estate Market Develop- gains of 12.3 and 13.9 per- vulnerable at this point,” ments Survey. cent, respectively. It’s likely he said. “Still, a general 800-205-5751 While all classes of farm- the smaller gains in those tone set by our reporters is land posted large gains, the districts reflect the fact that risk levels are moving WANTED: CROP scout. Marion cropland categories led the both have relatively large upward, and it is a time to This auction includes county for 1600 acres of sum- way. “That’s a clear reflec- grazing land components. be very cautious.” the assets from Liquo- mer crop. Call Brock Baker. rama in Winfield Ks items include neon signs, 800-344-2144. tion of high income condi- This year marks the first Cash-rental rates also tions for the state’s crop time a land class in a dis- surged in the last year. Pre- beer, alcohol and wine also included in the auction is tools, hardware and equipment along with a 07 Chevy Silverado, 75 Chevy Silverado, sector over the past few trict moved into the $6,000 liminary estimates show MISCELLANEOUS 97 Dodge Neon, 91 Mits Eclipse, 94 Cadillac Deville, 94 Dodge Ram, years,” said Bruce Johnson, range, as center pivot land dramatic increases, includ- 06 Ford Taurus, horse trailer and many more vehicles and items! ing 15 to 25 percent general- OUTDOOR FORCED air wood the UNL agricultural econ- in the East District was esti- omist who conducts the sur- mated at $6,175 per acre, up ly in cropland. Pasture- Visit www.unitedcountryauctionkansas.com stove Johnson energy system in for pictures/catalog/bidding working condition, $2,500 obo. vey. nearly 27 percent from 2010. rental rates are generally 785-293-2221. 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Kingman41st County Annual Young Farmers AUCTION Consignment MONDAY, MARCH 28 — 9:00 AM LOCATED: Kingman County Fair Grounds, 110 W. 1st Ave., Kingman OR 6 Blocks South of US 54 and K-14 in KINGMAN, KS TRACTORS, COMBINE & Planter W. Dry Fert.; IHC 400 CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. Planter 6 Rw. (Markers, moni- 2002 Buhler Versatile 2425 tor, Yetter Openers, Liquid Fert. 3600 Hrs. 425 H.P., 7:10 70 John Blue Pump, 3 Drums, Tires, 12 Spd. Syncro, (One Extra Parts); 20 KW PTO Gen- Owner NICE); 1991 J.D. 8760 erator; Ashland 4 Yd. Scraper; 4x4 Tractor 8,500 Hrs. 24 Spd. 6” x42’ PTO Auger; 6” x 30’ (New Inside 18.4-42’s) 3 Hyd.; Auger; Wilrich 3 Pt. 60’ Spray 1989 Case-IHC 9180- 7614 Boom; 15’ BMB Batwing Hrs. 12 Spd Powershift- 855 Mower (Hyd. Fold). Cummins 375 H.P. 650-75-32 ATV’S & UTV’S Tires 90% (Underhaul at 5,000 2009 J.D. Gator 620 I XUV Hrs.) (Excellent); J.D. 4010 (Nice); 2006 Arctic Cat 400 4x4 Diesel 3 Pt., 2 Hyd., Cab w/ 4-Wheeler; 2005 Honda Rubi- Turbo; 1967 J.D. 5020 Cab, 3 con 4x4 TRX 500 4- Wheeler; Dr. Meredyth Jones, K-State College of Vet Medicine, demonstrates testing for Tri- PT. 1000 PTO; IHC 1460 Com- 2003 Honda 400 EX 4- Wheel- bine W/ Recent Motor Work W/ er; 2001 Honda 300 EX Elec. chomoniasis in herd sires during KSU’s Cattlemen’s Day in Manhattan. Trichomo- 810 Header (Extra Concaves); Start; 2004 Honda Shadow niasis, an infection caused by Trichomonas foetus, has been added to the list of of- IHC 22’ Flex Head; D-4 D Cat Aero 750 Motorcycle; 2-200 cc Dozer Winch, Recent Over- 4 Trax 4-Wheelers; Twin ATV ficially reportable diseases in Kansas. haul, Undercarriage Excellent; Hauler Rack; 16’ Lone Star I.H.C. 3514 Back Hoe Loader Boat w/Johnson Electramatic (Recent Hyd. Pump). Sea Horse Motor TRUCKS & VEHICLES 200 NAME BRAND TOOLS 1986 White Tandem Axle Trac- INCLUDING: FARMSATURDAY, EQUIPMENT APRIL 2 — AUCTION 1:00 PM tor (L-10 Cummins, 9 Spd., Mig and Wire Welders 115 Volt; LAND3 J AUCTION110 ACRES Location: 4 Corners - Junction of US 56 and US 75, Northwest New Brakes, Exhaust, Seat); Gas Gen. Ass. Sizes; Air Com- corner. WATCH FOR SIGNS. 1981 GMC Brigadier Tandem pressors, Gas and Elec.; 100# RANCH IN w/ 22’ B/H Detroit, Allison Auto Ice and Fert. Spreaders; North- PASTURE DICKINSON W/ Westfield Tailgate Auger; ern Tools Sets and End 1979 GMC 2,000 Gal. 5 Com- Wrenches; Comm. Air Hose LAND COUNTY partment Fuel Truck; 1978 Reels Ass. Air Impact Tools; Chevy C-60 W/ 16’ B/H, New Ass. Tool Boxes; Campbell Motor in Last 10K Miles (Nice); Hausfield Air Compressor; Lots THURSDAY, MARCH 31 — 7:00 PM 1974 GMC Astro 8V71 Detroit of All Sizes of Tires. 10 Spd W/20” B/H; 1971 Chevy Sale held at the Abilene Civic Center, 210 NW 2nd C-60 w/ 52” Sides, Rollover LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT ABILENE, KANSAS Tarp (New Brakes and Tune J.D 3800 Chopper; J.D. 112 Up); 1986 Ford F-150 4x2. Chuck Wagon; J.D. 110 Chuck Wagon; 2-J.D. 110 Chuck Wag- TILLAGE & HAY EQUIPMENT ons (No Running Gears); Tire 2004 Kawasaki Mule w/cab, 60’ Hutchinson 8” auger 2006 Krause 5650 54’ Cultiva- Bunks; Lots- Stock Master Rd heat, snow blade; 1982 875 w/swing away; 21’ 3 pt. anhy- tor w/ Hi Res. Shanks and 6” Bttm Bunks; 7 ½ x 13’ Bumper Versatile, 545 hrs. since com- drous applicator; JD 5 bottom Sweeps; Krause 4996 33’ Disk Pull Cattle Trailer; Head Gate; plete overhaul; 1986 Titan 20 ft. adj. plow, semi-mounted; JD 4 w/ 24” Blades; 1994 J.D. 35’ port. chute w/Priefert head- 455 Drills w/New Disks and stock trailer; 1988 Travalong bottom 14” plow, semi- gate; New Go-Bob Cont. Fence Bearings; J.D. 8500 36’ Drills (7 Panels; Wire Winder. gooseneck 20 ft. stock trailer; mounted; A&L 500 bu. grant ½” Spacing w/ Liquid Fert.); 30’ 1985 International Eagle, cart; Brent 410 bu. grain cart; 7’ Crustbuster Drill (7 ½”Spacing MISCELLANEOUS cabover, recent overhaul; 1985 3 pt. mounted rotary mower; w/ Lqiuid Fert.); 52’ Kiwanee Flex Harrows; Used 10 x 18 Mack truck Model DM600K, 5’x12’ Oliver manure spreader; Field Cult. 9” Spacings w/ Truck Tarp; Swather Trailer 66K miles, 237 hp 5 spd., full 1983 1116 New Holland Krause Hi Clear Shanks, Kent (Home Built); Unferverth 375-2 double frame 20K front axle & swather, 16’ hd; 258 New Hol- Spike Harrows; 11x18” Blan- Compartment Grav. Wagon W/ 44K rear axle, two compart- land hay rake tricycle frontend; chat Plow w/Waco Harrows; 2- Augers on 12 Ton Gear (Nice); ments in water tank, 1500/2000; 56 NH hay rake; 490 IH disk J.D. 3600 5-18” Bttm Plows w/ E Z Trail 300 Bu Gravity Box GENERAL INFORMATION: Here’s your chance to purchase 110 2001 Ford F350 4x4 V10 5 25’; 490 IH disk 21’; JD 100 im- J.D. Hitch; 32’ Graber Chisel; W/ Hyd. Auger; 2 Commercial acres of good sand hill grass. Great building site, excellent hunting spd., SRW Cannonball bale bed plement trailer 22’ bumper hitch; Krause 7 x6’ Sweep Plow w/ Fuel Pumps W/ Meters; 23.1 with some of the best deer and turkey in the area. Only 3 1/2 miles w/1500# feed box, used daily; 1000 gal. pull-type sprayer 45’ Waco Harrows; Schaffer 14’ x26 Tires on 20” Rim; 1,000 Gal Poly Tank; 5’ Box Blade; from I-70 Exit 272. 2000 Dodge dually bed gray, booms elect. shutoff & foam Offset Disk; J.D. 235 24’ Disk; 10’ G-H Chisel; 30 Ft. Kent W. 8’Dozer Blade and Hay Buck LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A 109.77 acre in the NW 1/4 of Section 2, front & rear bumper; B&W hide- marker; 300 gal. 3 pt. spray Harrows and 9” Sweeps; W/ G.B. Loader Mts.; 8’ Pickup Township 13, South, Range 1 East of the 6th P.M. Dickinson County. a-ball gooseneck hitch receiver tank w/elec. shutoff; Gehl silage Wilmar 5 Ton Hyd. Fert. Flat Bed; 1990 26’ 5th Wheel Soil types are mainly Ortello-Wells sandy loam and Valentine loamy hitch; 1969 Chevy delivery feed wagon on 8 ton 4 wheel running Spreader; Tote 4 Ton Hyd. Fert. Camper; 600’ 4” PVC Pipe sand with a small amount of Carwille loam. truck, truck runs, box works, gears; 8 Ford 4 cyl. army jeep Spreader; J.D. 158 Loader W/ Used; 2005 J.D. LT 190 Mower new tarp; 27’ flatbed trailer engines some w/transmissions POSSESSION: Immediately upon escrow. Bucket and Grapple; J.D. 566 W. 48” Deck; Huskee 42” w/steel deck, truck axle; 2001 & transfers; air conditioner freon Rd. Baler (Twine Only); 24 T Mower; 82 Sq. Ft. Oak Floor- TERMS & CONDITIONS: 10% due day of sale with balance due 4- Wabash 48’ aluminum flatbed recovery station; Lincoln 185 J.D. Sq. Baler; J.D. 530 Rd. ing; Used Tin; Doors; Double 15-11. 2010 real estate taxes and prior years paid by Seller. 2011 trailer, good; Oswalt Hay amy wire feed welder, 220 volt; Baler; 16 Wheel Hesston Hay Glass Doors W/ Frame Work; will be prorated as of closing date. Title insurance will be used with Cruncher, Model 300 mixer- 40+ 16’ wire cattle panels; 10 Rake; Drag Harrow; 3 Pt. Several Trailer Loads of Farm cost split equally between Buyer and Seller. Escrow agent Wyatt wagon, good; New Idea model heavy metal wide base cattle Springtooth; J. D. 7000 6 Rw. Related Items. Land Title. All mineral rights sell with the property. Property is sell- 486 5x6 Bale King; Case 580C feedbunks; 8 round hay feeding “as is” with no guarantees or warranties made by the Seller. An- MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. extendable backhoe w/new ers; 100 metal 2x4 studs, 8’ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH SERVED. nouncements made at the auction take precedence. All information diesel engine; JD 22’ 1010 field long; 90 metal 2x8 studs, 20’ given is from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Property cultivator; Krause 2800 conser- long; 66 metal 2x8 studs, 16’ Consignments accepted up to sale time. Please bring con- selling subject to easements, restrictions and reservations if now till chisel 13’ w/7 shanks; 72’ long; 20 chemical totes. signments Saturday March 26, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Sun- existing. Feterl 10” auger w/swing away; day, March 27, 1-5 p.m. See www.floydsells.com for more pictures and information. ATV’s & Mowers will sell around 2 P.M. SELLER: 3 J RANCH, BILL & CAROLE JAMES This is a complete listing, very few small items, so be on time KINGMAN CO. YOUNG FARMERS, SELLERS Randy Reynolds, Auctioneer & and enjoy the afternoon. Cooperating Broker Mike Floyd (620) 532-1887, Jason Belt (620) 532-1052 TERMS: Cash or approved check only. Nothing removed until Austin Kinsler (620) 532-6659 & Steve Harrel (620) 532-6037 settled for. Not responsible for accidents. Restrooms and con- GIEFER AUCTION SERVICE, KINGMAN KANSAS Paul Geist, cessions on site. Mike Floyd, Real Estate Broker 620-532-1887 Auctioneer Rod Bergkamp, Auctioneer & Real Estate Sales 620-538-2333 QUANEY FARMS - 785-633-3816 David Keim, Auctioneer 620-664-5549 (VM) Call Dan Reynolds, Listing Agent for more information: ARB AUCTION SERVICE www.gieferauctionandrealestate.com 785-479-0203 Rex Arb, Auctioneer: 785-549-3587 Page 38 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Upcoming workshop addresses on-farm food safety for fruit and vegetable producers As the demand for local Decorah, Iowa, is the and/or produce buyer pro- ing Procedures and re- individual. Department of Agricul- and organic food grows na- keynote speaker. Blan- fessionals, participants in cordkeeping logs. Rock Spring Farm is a ture, LiveWell Lawrence, tionwide, so does the ex- chard will review Good school or other education- The workshop will be at fifteen acre certified or- The Merc, Earth Flowers, pectation of consumers Agricultural Practices or al gardening ventures, and the Dreher Family 4-H ganic farm that produces Growing For Market, the and institutional buyers GAPs and his innovative educators who work with Building on the Douglas vegetables and herbs. Downtown Lawrence Far- for clean produce that methods of implementing specialty crop production County 4-H Fairgrounds, Blanchard sells produce mers Market, Pachama- lasts on the shelf and in GAPs on his farm. He will and/or food safety and food 2110 Harper St, Lawrence. year-round through a two- ma’s Free State Brewing the refrigerator. emphasize making the service are also encour- Doors will open at 8:30 a.m. hundred- member CSA, Company, and Hy-Vee. On March 30, 2011, the record-keeping recommen- aged to attend. and the workshop will run food stores, and a farmer’s Lunch is provided by Local Kansas Rural Center and dations of GAPs flow with Participants will gain a from 9:00 a.m.-4:45 p.m. market. Rock Spring Farm Burger. K-State Research and Ex- farm work rather than ex- better understanding of Registration is $20 per passed a USDA GAPs audit More information is tension in Douglas County isting as a separate set of the main areas of farm farm or individual if post- in the fall of 2010. available by calling K- will co-host a full-day tasks and requirements. food safety; be able to as- marked prior to March 25. The workshop is also State Research and Exten- workshop to address issues The workshop is geared sess areas that require im- Registration includes one sponsored by the Kansas sion in Douglas County at surrounding on-farm food towards fruit and veg- plementation of GAPs to set of handouts and one Department of Commerce 785-843-7058 or by visit- safety and handling. etable farm owners and reduce chemical, physical, lunch; additional lunches Rural Development divi- ing www.douglas.ksu.edu Chris Blanchard, owner operators and their key and biological risks; and are $8 each. Late registra- sion, USDA’s Risk Manage- or www.kansasruralcenter. of Rock Spring Farm near employees. Food service develop Standard Operat- tions are $25 per farm or ment Agency, the Kansas org. USDA says farmers get just 12% of food dollar American farmers and times the value farmers re- packaging and transporta- worthwhile to note that the agribusinesses receive just ceive. And as oil prices con- tion, all of which are highly corn value of each food dol- 11.6 cents of every dollar tinue to rise, an even larger energy-intensive activities. lar spent is negligible. In- spent on food in the U.S., ac- share of every dollar spent And, as labor costs tend to deed, a rough back-of-the- cording to recent analysis on food is paying for the be more stable and pre- envelope calculation can be from the U.S. Department higher energy costs facing dictable, the volatility in used to approximate the of Agriculture (USDA). the entire supply chain.” energy prices is driving the contribution of corn to the That is down from the near- With news reports of sticker shock Americans 11.6 percent farm and ly 20 cents USDA calculat- food prices going higher, may be feeling now at the agribusiness share of the ed, using a different driven largely by dramatic checkout counter. Totaling overall food dollar. Over the method, in the past and un- mark ups in the price of up the percentages for food past few years, corn has typ- dercuts arguments that fresh fruits and vegetables processing, packaging, ically represented about farm prices for commodi- and meat products, many transportation – all energy 15% of the total farm value ties and feedstuffs like corn are seeking to blame farm- intensive activities – and of all U.S. agricultural food are driving higher retail ers and biofuel producers actual energy costs, nearly and feed products. Thus, it food prices. for the run up. This USDA 33 percent of each food dol- could be argued that corn’s “American farmers con- analysis, as well as a review lar is spent in these energy share of the food dollar is tinue to produce more and of recent speculative activi- intensive areas. If you fre- just 1.7 percent (15% of more food and feed, yet they ty in commodity markets, quently eat away from 11.6%). are receiving less and less once again proves that home, labor and energy “Admittedly, this math is of each dollar spent at the volatile energy prices and costs gobble up even more rough but it serves to retail level,” said Geoff Wall Street speculation are of your food dollar and demonstrate the minimal Cooper, Renewable Fuels the primary factors driving leave just 3.4 percent for impact corn price has in de- Association Vice President food prices higher. those involved in agricul- termining the retail price of Virgil Huseman, Ellsworth, visits with fellow cattlemen of Research and Analysis. According to USDA, the ture. food,” said Cooper. “Studies at the Legacy Sale in Manhattan. Mr. Huseman was “Energy-intensive activities second-largest contributor Since much of the criti- have shown that there is no like food processing, trans- to food prices — only trail- cism is aimed at American statistical relationship be- honored as Stockman of the Year at the 41st Annual portation, and packaging ing labor costs — is the com- ethanol producers and their tween corn prices and re- Stockmen’s Dinner Thursday evening, the event that gobble up nearly three bination of food processing, demand for corn, it is tail food prices.” kicks off the Kansas State University Cattlemen’s Day. FARM EQUIPMENT Don’t Forget To

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785-762-2266 • FAX: 785-762-8910 • E-mail: [email protected] www.grassandgrain.com www.KSALlink.com • www.kansasauctions.net Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 39 Kansans serving as national Early spring growth determines farm organization officers wheat management practices As soon as wheat be- stage, producers will limiting the number of recognized for Ag Week gins its first flush of need to dig up some seeds per head,” the K- growth in late winter or plants from fields that State agronomist said. The Huck Boyd National Boyd Institute honored • Jerry McReynolds, early spring, producers have not been grazed. Se- The second reason has to Institute for Rural Develop- these Kansans who have Woodston, National Associ- might want to start exam- ment at Kansas State Uni- served as presidents, chair- ation of Wheat Growers lect the largest tillers to do with the effects of cat- versity and the Kansas De- men, or officers of their na- • Keith Miller, Great ining plants to determine examine, cut off the top tle grazing on grain partment of Agriculture tional agricultural-related Bend, U.S. Meat Export if the wheat has reached of the plant a couple yields at this stage of kicked off National Agricul- associations since 2005: Federation the “first hollow stem” inches above the soil sur- growth, he added. “Once ture Week March 14-18 by • Jan Lyons, Manhat- • Doyle Pearl, St. stage, said Jim Shroyer, face. Then slice the stem the wheat has reached recognizing16 Kansans who tan, National Cattleman’s Marys, Agricultural Retail- K-State Research and open from the crown first hollow stem, cattle recently served as officers Beef Association ers Association Extension crop produc- area up,” Shroyer de- should be removed to of their national agricultur- • Greg Shelor, Min- • Becky Sullivan tion specialist. This is es- tailed. “Look for the de- prevent grain yield loss. al organizations. neola, National Sorghum (Paola) and Morgan Parker pecially important if veloping head, which Yield losses from grazing The agriculture leaders Producers (Limon, Colo.), FFA planned topdress nitro- will be very small. Next, after first hollow stem were honored at a March 14 • John Thaemert, Sullivan and Parker are gen has not yet been ap- see if you can find any may be up to one-and- luncheon in Topeka. Sylvan Grove, National As- residents of Manhattan plied, or if the wheat is hollow stem between the one-quarter bushels per “Kansas is a great state sociation of Wheat Growers while attending Kansas being grazed. First hol- developing head and the day according to Oklaho- for agriculture, and for agri- • Ken McCauley, State University after serv- low stem is the point at crown area. If there is ma State University cultural leadership as White Cloud, National Corn ing as officers of the Na- which about a half-inch any separation between data,” he said. “Although well,” said Doug Brush, Growers Association tional FFA Organization. It of hollow stem can first the growing point and losses may not be this chair of the board of direc- • Eric Niemann, is believed to be the first be identified above the crown, the wheat plant is great for the first few tors of the Huck Boyd Insti- Nortonville, United Soy- year that two national FFA tute. “We are pleased to bean Board officers came from the same root system and below at first hollow stem.” days of grazing after first partner with the Kansas De- • Ron Suppes, university in a single year. the developing head, Why go to all this trou- hollow stem, those losses partment of Agriculture to Dighton, U.S. Wheat Associ- “Leadership is vital to Shroyer explained. This ble? The first reason has become greater the recognize national agricul- ates the future of rural Kansas,” early stage of spring to do with topdress fertil- longer you go because tural leaders from our • John Haas, Brush said. “We commend wheat growth will occur izer timing, Shroyer said. more tillers will be pres- state.” Larned, U.S. Canola Associ- these Kansans for their between a few days and a “At this stage of ent.” “Kansas has had a strong ation service to agriculture and week or more prior to growth, the growing Two things happen tradition of agriculture,” • Rick Heiniger, Hi- the nation.” jointing, depending on point will soon begin to when wheat is grazed too said Kansas Secretary of awatha, Farm Equipment Each of the 16 Kansans temperatures, and it develop a tiny head. This long, Shroyer said. There Agriculture Dale Rodman. Manufacturers Association was featured on the weekly won’t be obvious without is when the maximum po- will be fewer heads per “In our 150 years of state- • Chris Wilson, Man- Kansas Profile radio pro- doing a little investigat- tential number of acre because the pri- hood, we have produced hattan, American Agri- gram and column produced ing, he said. spikelets is determined. mary tiller has been re- many national leaders who Women by the Huck Boyd Institute. “First hollow stem oc- Producers should make moved, and heads will be represent our state well. • Chuck Otte, Junc- Kansas Profile is distrib- curs when the develop- sure that sufficient nitro- smaller and lighter than These leaders are to be tion City, National Associa- uted by the K-State Radio ing head is still below gen is available in the expected because leaf commended for the hard tion of County Agricultural Network and K-State Re- the soil surface. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 24 — 2:00 PM 1225 Pomeroy — MANHATTAN, KANSAS 1999 CHRYSLER CONCORD Cranberry fluted pitcher; books; Kirby vacuum; hats; XLI CAR, ONLY 61,000 MILES, framed stained glass flower; games; slide projector & VERY CLEAN GOOD CAR milkglass compote & cake equipment; towels; bedding; Whirlpool refrigerator (like new stand; pitchers; relish dishes; blankets; linen; tablecloths; approximately 2 yrs old); figurines; butter dish; candle- kitchen utensils; 8-track play- Frigidaire upright deep freeze holders; S&P’s; plates; er; Tiger Tobacco tin; invalid stemware; pottery bowl; (smaller); dropfront desk/china potty; picnic basket; coolers; vases; creamers; lots of Corn- cabinet; dining table, 2 leaves, aluminum extension ladder; 6 chairs; hide-a-bed sofa; 3pc ingware; Pyrex; pots & pans; wood & aluminum step lad- bedroom suite; pr living room bowls; wall shelf; records; rockers; lazyboy recliner; tapes; baskets; radio; lamps; ders; Toro snow blower; as- daybed couch; 8-drawer & 5- pictures & frames; Visionware; sortment of hand & shop tools; drawer Oak stack bookcase KSU piggy bank; serving hardware; fishing tackle and sections; 3pc blonde bedroom trays; cutlery; Tupperware; rods & reels; shop vac; fertiliz- suite; treadmill; roll-a-way bed; cookie sheets; skillets; set of er spreader; air bubble; bar console sewing machine; newer Ironstone dishes; clamps; table saw; flaring tool; chairs; 2 card table sets; 2 kerosene lamp; snack sets; TV tower; large concrete bird portable TV’s; glass door cookbooks; roasters; pressure bath; painting supplies; sprin- cookers; Oriental lamp; wood bookcase; stereo system; 3 klers; garden hose; scoops; fern stands; brass serving stool; cameras; tape recorder; shovels; garden tools; creep- cart; phone stand; brass hat vacuum; luggage; punch set; rack; end tables; footstool; ½ Eureka vacuum; toaster oven; er; pitching horseshoes; trow- round table; 2 kitchen chairs; many small kitchen appli- els; tarp; vise; hatchets; axe; stand table; shower bench; mi- ances; food processer; ironing electrical; sockets; ½” electric crowave; primitive desk; 6pc board & iron; lots of Christmas drill; sprayer; lots miscella- metal patio set. decorations; Camcorder; neous. DOROTHY SWEARINGEN GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS North Central Steel VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER Minneapolis, KS 67407 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 www.gannonauctions.com 800-382-0106 Page 40 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Checkoff disputes EU’s calculation Mill Brae Ranch holds sale March 12 Mill Brae Ranch held bull sired by Sitz Upward New Day 8005, full posses- their Predictable Genetics 307R, 2/3 interest and full sion purchased by HAK of soy biodiesel’s sustainability Bull & Female Sale on possession purchased by Ranch, Leonardville. Two years’ worth of at- when member states first gives biodiesel made from March 12 at the ranch near Keith Smith, Attica. $2100, lot 170, Mill Brae tempts by the soybean began implementing the U.S. soybean oil credit for Maple Hill. Jerry Hill $6750, lot 003, Mill Brae UW Lucy 0182, a 02/15/10 checkoff to convince Euro- new biodiesel rules, U.S. just a 31 percent GHG reserved as auctioneer. Final Answer 0125, a heifer sired by Sitz Up- peans of the sustainability soy exports to the EU duction. Selling were 125 spring 02/06/10 bull sired by SAV ward 307R, dam by Con- of biodiesel made from have already been hin- Among numerous other yearling bulls averaging Final Answer 035, 2/3 inter- nealy Freightliner, full U.S. soybean oil recently dered, Curtis says. Besides efforts, the soybean check- $4,295 and 49 spring year- est and full possession possession purchased by culminated in several displacing some U.S. soy- off provided the Commis- ling females averaging purchased by Brad Z Mark Hake, Tipton. “frustrating” meetings in bean exports to the EU, he sion with the results of a $1,481. A total of 174 lots Ranch, Guthrie Center, $2,000, lot 147, Mill Brae Brussels between United says the RED will also af- checkoff-funded life-cycle sold at an average of Iowa. FA Eulima 0239, a 02/25/10 Soybean Board (USB) fect U.S. soybean oil ex- analysis, which demon- $3,503. $6750, lot 003, Mill Brae heifer sired by SAV Final chairman Marc Curtis and ports. strated that soy biodiesel The high-selling bulls Final Answer 0198, a Answer 0035, dam by Con- several European Union “The EU is approxi- easily meets the RED’s were: $7500, lot 38, Mill 02/18/10 bull sired by SAV nealy Freightliner, full (EU) officials. mately 5 percent of our GHG-reduction require- Brae Protégé 0080, a Final Answer 035, 2/3 inter- possession purchased by Under the EU Renew- soybean export market,” ments. Using the same 01/28/10 bull sired by GAR- est and full possession pur- Tuttle Farms, Basehor. able Energy Directive says Curtis. “Processors methodology as the RED, EGL Protégé, dam by Mytty chased by Simpson Angus $2,000, lot 172, Mill Brae (RED), biodiesel made use the meal for animal the study shows soy In Focus, 2/3 interest and Ranch, Edmond, Okla. UW Eisa Erica 0217, a from U.S. soybean oil fails feed, and they had used biodiesel reduces GHG full possession purchased High selling heifers 02/21/10 heifer sired by Sitz to meet the directive’s the oil to manufacture emissions by between 39 by Braun Bros., Miltonvale, were: $2200, lot 171, Mill Upward 307R, dam by CA minimum greenhouse gas biodiesel. Now, however, percent for biodiesel $7500, lot 48, Mill Brae Brae UW Joanie 0164, a Future Direction 5321, full (GHG) emission-reduction the EU will re-export that made from U.S. soybeans In Focus 0099, a 02/02/10 02/13/10 heifer sired by Sitz possession purchased by threshold, despite a check- oil at a discount, to some shipped to and crushed in bul sired by Mytty In Upward 307R, dam by Bon Mark Hake, Tipton. off-funded study that other country, where it Europe and 49 percent for Focus, dam by Connealy View Design 878, full pos- Volume buyers were proves otherwise. will compete with our own finished U.S. soy biodiesel Forefront, 2/3 interest and session purchased by M5 Stuewe Ranch, Paxico; DK “‘Frustrating’ is proba- soybean oil exports.” shipped to Europe. full possession purchased Ranch, McLouth. Miller Cattle, Cimmaron; bly the right word,” says The RED requires all of American Soybean As- by Greg Koenigsman, Tip- $2100, lot 148, Mill Brae Buffalo River Ranch, Curtis. “The EU Commis- the EU’s member states to sociation first vice presi- ton. FA Lady 0161, a 02/12/10 Amherst, Va.; Brooks sion acknowledged they use 10 percent renewable dent Steve Wellman; North $7250, lot 22, Mill Brae heifer sired by SAV Final Farm, Inc, Clayton; Massa have the results of our re- fuels in their transporta- American Export Grain Upward 0116, a 02/05/10 Answer 0035, dam by Boyd Cattle Co., Mulberry. search and they indicate tion fuel mix by 2020. In Association CEO Gary that they more or less order to qualify as renew- Martin; and Anthony agree with our numbers. able, the fuel must reduce Reed, of the National REAL ESTATE But it’s more of a political GHG emissions by at least Oilseed Processors Associ- situation than it is a 35 percent compared with ation and ADM, accompa- sound-science situation.” similar petroleum-based nied Curtis on the mis- Since December 1, 2010, fuel. Currently, the RED sion. TUESDAY, MARCH 29 — 5:30 PM 630 Spring Hill Lane — MANHATTAN, KANSAS Spacious, secluded 3-bedroom home with large living room, formal dining room, large family STATEMENTS MADE DAY OF AUCTION room with antique back bar, utility room and TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ANY OTHER many extras. This is a one owner home that was INFORMATION. built with entertaining in mind. A must see home! Buyer to pay 10% down day of Auction with bal- For appointment to view the property, con- ance due on or before April 20, 2011. Cost of Title tact Vern Gannon Broker/Auctioneer 785- Insurance to be divided equally between Buyer & 770-0066, 785-539-2316 or Gannon Real Es- Seller. All inspections including lead base paint tate and Auctions 785-537-9003. inspection to be paid by Buyer if requested. BONNIE NESPOR TRUST GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 www.gannonauctions.com

LONNIE WILSON’S

3390 Winbrook Drive • Memphis, Tennessee 38116 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION WESATURDAY, WILL BE HAVING SALES APRIL THE FIRST SATURDAY2 — 10:00 OF EVERY AM MONTH 601 S. Broadway, SALINA, KANSAS Early Registration – Friday 3 – 6 pm CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED UNTIL THURSDAY, MARCH 31 REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Some of our sellers are: Eldorado National Inc., Great Plains Mfg. & Advance Auto Warehouse SATURDAY, APRIL 9 — 10:00 AM 73 N 1200 Road — BERRYTON, KANSAS Here is a ranching opportunity in the Douglas County Kansas. 175 Acres M/L overlooking the beauty of the Clinton Lake River Valley. Every cowboy’s dream! 150’x280’ pipe roping / riding arena, extensive pipe working and holding pens and loading area, cross fencing, plus 55’x85’ metal equipment building, work shop, tack room & cattle loafing area, ponds with “good fishing”. Wild life habitat & fenced food plots, trophy deer hunting, turkey, and quail are what makes this property special.

Semi load of pallet racking TIRES: 2-MXV4 plus P235/55 shelving (approx. 75 R17; (4) 36x12.50x16.5 Hum uprights, 17’ tall, 42” deep & Vee w/rims; (4) 10.00x20 super C.P. 1” heavy duty air impact approx. 300 8’ cross beams, transport STA; (5) 11.00xR20 wrench, 6 mo. old; Hitachi cord- tear drop pattern hookup) Goodyear Loadrange H; (4) less drills; flashlights; impact P245-60 R18 Goodyear; (4) wrench; welding & cutting tips; ATV’s, BOATS & GOLF 7.50x16LT Cooper super trac- Whirlpool 220 a.c.; Samsung CARTS: 2006 Yamaha Raptor tion mud tires; (2) 4.00-195L 8N 120 a.c.; Master Cut edger; ATV 700cc, very good; 1999 EZ Ford tractor; (2) P205/75R15 Homelite weedeater; 24’ alum Go golf cart, gas, like new, less Allegiance; (4) LT265/75R16; walk board; 18’ of roller gravity than 10 hrs.; 1994 24’ Landeu (2) 14.00XR20 Michelin Military convoy ramps; counter top; 20 Also selling a country style pontoon boat w/75 hp Suzuki, tires; (4) 215/75R17.5 Michelin treated corner posts; several ranch home with 40 acres +/- with outbuildings, old rock fence, and new trailer, includes depth & 12 ply tires; (1) 10x16.5 NHS pallets of new leaf springs for hedge rows that line the country lane which leads to the property. fish finder, tune up last summer, skid steer tires; (1) 12x16.5 Ford 550 trucks or vans. Upright silo, drive thru barn with hay loft, machinery shed, corral, and new lower end. NHS skid steer tire; (2) GUNS: Garrucha D.B. 22 cal circle drive located at 50 N 1150 Rd, Berryton Ks. VEHICLES&TRAILERS: 10.00xR15 Michelin low pro Rossi pistol, Made in Brazil, in Real estate offered at 1 PM at 73 N 1150 Rd location. 1959 Edsel station wagon, (no trailer tires; (4) P215/75R14 original box; H&R American Prudential First, REALTORS listing broker motor or transmission, good Firestone tires; (3) LT245- double action .38 cal pistol; JC Larry Lutz listing agent. 785-224-3054. body); Fastline 12’x6’ tilt bed 75R16 Goodyear Wrangler Higgins model 58313, 12 ga. trailer; 5x8 trailer w/ramp gate. H.T.; (2) 7.00x12 NHS forklift B.A. shotgun; Savage 24V Beginning at 10:00 AM we will be selling personal property including trucks, trailers, ATVs, cat- tires; (2) 4.80x8 Titan small MOWERS: JD 318 lawn tractor series C over & under .222-20 tle working equipment, implements, equipment, tools, antiques, & misc. items. trailer; (1) 26.5-25 tire; (2) ga gun; 1 ½ boxes of Western Preview: March 27 & April 3, 2-4 PM w/5’box blade, mower deck, 295/75 R22.5 tires. snow blower; Cub Cadet Model .38 cal short colt ammo; 1 box LT1050, Kohler 23 hp motor, 50” TOOLS & MISC. ITEMS: of Western .38 cal long colt www.simnittauction.com mower deck,; Craftsman 42” cut Coleman Powermate 2 gal air ammo; 1 box Peters .38 cal riding mower w/19 ½ hp B&S. comp.; 4x5 window for a house; long colt ammo; pistol box. Darrell Simnitt Countrywide Realty Any announcement made the day of sale takes precedence over any printed matter. 785-231-0374 Wilson Realty & Auction Service Terry Simnitt Lonnie Wilson, Broker/Owner/Auctioneer CB Griffith & Blair P.O. Box 1305, Salina, Ks • 785-823-1177 or 826-7800 785-231-7568 Website: www.soldbywilson.com E-Mail: [email protected] Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 41 USDA grant funds used to create Commission seeks candidates to represent new market for sheep producers Kansas on United Soybean Board The Kansas Soybean price per bushel of soy- form, contact KSC at USDA’s Agricultural System Generation III Chargeurs Wool USA is Commission (KSC) is seek- beans to fund state and na- [email protected] Marketing Service (AMS) base layer garments from the last wool processing ing qualified candidates to tional promotion and re- or 1-800-328-7390. is partially funding the a form of washable wool plant in the United States serve as one of its repre- search activities. USB ad- The position is open to purchase and installation that is resistant to melting selling high quality and sentatives to the United ministers half of the col- all individuals without re- of equipment in a wool and ignition. This project high value wool used for lected checkoff funds, and gard to their legally pro- processing facility to de- became possible through a clothing manufacturing Soybean Board (USB). Any velop base layer garments $400,000 USDA Wool Trust and now, with this new Kansas-resident soybean KSC retains the other half tected statuses. As the for the U.S. Army. If the Grant made by AMS that USDA-funded equipment, farmer is eligible. KSC will and allocates those funds names of interested indi- project is successful, it partially funded the pur- they also will sell wash- nominate at least two indi- for research, market-devel- viduals are received, KSC could provide millions of chase and installation of able wool that’s used to viduals for the available opment and educational does its best to ensure they dollars of new revenue the equipment in the manufacture clothing. If position, and the U.S. sec- projects to benefit Kansas reflect the diversity of and outlets for domestic Chargeurs Wool USA wool the project is successful retary of agriculture will soybean farmers. those its programs serve. sheep producers across processing facility. The and the U.S. Army transi- appoint one of the candi- For more information KSC also does its best to the country. equipment was jointly tions to wool-based under- dates to USB. KSC intends about USB, visit www. unit- ensure that its nominees The U.S. Army has pro- funded by the USDA’s garments, it could provide to select its nominees in edsoybean.org on the Web. reflect diversity in scope of vided the U.S. wool indus- Wool Trust and industry. millions of dollars of new April. Interested applicants enterprise, experience, try with a two-year This facility is producing revenue and outlets for The individual appoint- must complete and return methods of production and $750,000 Small Business washable wool top which the 82,000 domestic sheep ed to USB will serve a a confidential application distribution, marketing Innovation Research can be used for a variety of producers across the three-year term beginning form to the KSC office by tactics, and other distin- (SBIR) grant to develop domestically produced country and help ensure in December. That person April 8. To request the guishing factors. domestically produced wool products that are al- the United States main- will be eligible to serve up prototype military Extend- ready reaching the mar- tains a domestic wool pro- to two additional USB ed Cold Weather Clothing ket. cessing industry. terms. “Serving on the United Soybean Board is a worth- Beef is celebrating Earth Day — while endeavor,” said Bob Haselwood, a soybean farmer from Berryton who good for the planet; good for you is chairman of KSC and a April 22nd marks Earth cent of the country’s total tle,” says Daryl Berlier USB director. “The nation- Day, and the beef checkoff greenhouse gas emissions. Owen, chair of the check- al soybean checkoff is such is once again encouraging Not only that, but the off’s Joint Public Opinion an effective, efficient force producers to tell their average American farmer and Issues Management in promotion, research and friends and family to do feeds about 155 people Group, and cow/calf pro- consumer information be- something good for their worldwide, compared to 26 ducer from Amarillo, cause it is farmer-driven. body and the planet by cel- just a few decades ago. Texas. “That means people We encourage any soybean ebrating with steak. Why? And experts estimate glob- can enjoy a good steak as Because the beef raised al food production will part of a healthy, balanced farmer interested in the today requires less land, need to increase 70 per- diet, knowing that it is success of the U.S. soybean water and energy than be- cent by 2050 to feed a grow- being produced in such a industry to apply.” Candidates should pos- fore and each serving pro- ing world population. way that’s good for their Paul Wasko and Kevin Sebes, both of Hanston, review vides 10 essential nutri- Many experts agree U.S. personal health and the sess strong leadership ents to your diet. Produc- livestock production prac- health of the planet.” skills and be able to devote their Rock’n R Angus Ranch Sale Catalogs as they ers can be proud of so tices are an environmen- Producers can find the time to attend six to 10 view the Black Angus Bull offering at the 23rd Annual many things: tally sustainable solution more information and USB meetings and other Production Sale near Plainville. About two-thirds of cat- for raising food and should modern beef production events each year. USB di- tle farms and ranches have be considered a model for statistics, as well as infor- rectors are volunteers been in the same family the rest of the world. mational videos, on the and are reimbursed for for two generations or “As we prepare to cele- checkoff-funded www.Ex travel and out-of-pocket more. brate Earth Day, we’d like ploreBeef.org website. expenses. They do not On average, each cattle- to remind beef and dairy A number of state beef receive a per diem or man has 13 different prac- producers to share their councils will be participat- salary. tices in place to accom- production story with ing in Earth Day efforts on Legislation creating the plish environmental goals everyone they know – fami- a local level. For a list of national soybean checkoff such as nurturing wildlife, ly, friends, neighbors and state beef council contact and authorizing USB was preventing erosion and even those they just met at information or for more in- part of the 1990 farm bill. conserving and protecting the grocery store. We need formation about your beef Since Sept. 1, 1991, farmers water. to let them know that we’re checkoff investment, visit nationwide have con- Thanks to smart prac- proud cattle producers, MyBeefCheckoff.com. tributed 0.5 percent of the tices, raising livestock in providing 20 percent of the the United States today ac- world’s iron-rich beef with counts for less than 3 per- just 7 percent of the cat- VERTICAL TILLAGE TOOL Call For Prices WEDNESDAY,AUCTION MARCH 30 — 10:30 AM Offering for sale at public auction, located at 2881 Smoky Valley Rd.; from the 4-way stop in ROXBURY, KS, 1 3/4 miles East. BE ON TIME ... NO SMALL ITEMS. TRACTORS, TRUCKS RCR3515 15’ bat wing rotary Farm Field & FARM MACHINERY mower; Kent Ser. V+ 38’ field 1998 John Deere 9300 4WD cultivator, 5 bar spike harrow; Demo Available tractor, 4 hyd. remotes, 1990 Krause 4100 33’ field culti- 620/70R-42 tires, bareback, vator, 3 bar spike harrow; White Stop by our booth at the Salina Farm Show 5517 hrs., clean; 1990 John 435 14 shank chop chisel; John March 22-24, 2011 Deere 4955 MFWD tractor, trip Deere 335 29’ disc; 2000 Krause hyd., 3 pt., PTO, 8985 hrs., 15 6300 27’ discavator, 5 bar spike spd., new 18.4-26 fronts, 20.8R- harrow; Blanchat 7 btm. on land C&LBrian • 785-545-8441 Sealstorage • Brent • 785-545-8447 LLC 42 rears; 1968 John Deere 4020 plow; John Deere 7200 Max TIPTON,KANSAS tractor, GB 900 loader, needs Emerge 2 vacumeter 8 row eng. repair; 1995 John Deere planter; Clipper 200 fert. spread- ELK & CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY KANSAS 9600 combine, 3375 eng. hrs., er; Bush Hog 257 7’ rotary 2364 sep. hrs.; John Deere 930 mower; Ag-Renewal Inc. tandem flex head; 1995 Ford L9000 twin axle header trailer; John Deere screw truck, 20’ bed & hoist, 853 row head; John Deere 653A CONSIGNMENTSUNDAY, APRIL 3 — AUCTION 11:00 AM LAND AUCTION 3306 Cat eng., 15 spd., roll over row head; 4 wheel running gear; SATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 1:00 PM Centralia Community Center, CENTRALIA, KS. 66415 AUCTION LOCATION: Moline Community Bldg., 109 N. Main St. tarp, clean; 1976 GMC 6500 4 wheel header trailer; John Items may be consigned until 5 P.M. April 2, 2011 truck 20’ bed & hoist, tag axle, Deere 4 sec. rotary hoe; IHC 51 Early Consignments High quality landMOLINE, for both agriculture KANSAS income and recreation. 5+2; 2000 Ford F-350 Super chuck wagon; John Deere 714A MACHINERY, LIVESTOCK, EQUIPMENT Duty 4x4 pickup, 7.3 diesel eng., chuck wagon box on truck run- 5 spd., Hillsboro alum. flatbed, ning gear; 10’ grass seeder; Ford 841 tractor w/3 pt.; 6’ 3 pt. propelled mower w/7 hp Briggs; TRACT 1: 78+/- acres, Big Caney River, heavy timber, tillable, big 98,600 miles, extra nice; 1990 M&W 15’ 3 pt. rotary hoe; John shredder; homemade 5’x8’ utility Cushman utility 2 wheel drive rolling hills, oak & sycamore trees 1/2 mile from blacktop, high Ford F-250 pickup, flatbed, not Deere 6 row 3 pt. cultivator; 10’ trailer; 120 B Schuler silage vehicle; youth go-kart 6 hp over- quality hunting and fishing, rare size tract with so much recreation running; 2009 Sunflower 1435 speed mover; folding spring- wagon; Pride of the Farm calf head value engine, new; to offer. 29’ disc, 22 1/2” FB, 23 1/2” BB, tooth; 200 gal. field sprayer; 20’ feeder; steel 5’ water tank; used Craftsman push lawn mower; TRACT 2: 247+/- acres, Big Caney River, tillable, blacktop 9” spacing; 2009 Sunflower hume reel; 12 v drill fill auger; cattle panels; metal feed bunks; garden scooter; Harley Davidson frontage, timber, oak & sycamore trees, early 1900’s Mill Pond dam 5053 50’ field cultivator, 5 bar Land Pride RV45108 9’ 3 pt. 9 No. 2 “J” concrete livestock bicycle; 30 gal. 5 hp air compres- across river. spike harrow; 2006 Unverferth blade with dolly wheel; pu feed bunks, slightly damaged; sor; Delta 4” belt 6” disc combi- TRACT 3: 80+/- acres, very clean pasture with 52.2 acres cur- 6500 grain cart, roll over tarp; flatbed elec. over hyd. bale pig feeders; pipe gates; steel nation sander; Ryobi 16” scroll rently enrolled in CRP until October with a payment of $1820. Pond Great Plains Solid Stand 20’ spear; 2 Welco bal accum. & posts; four 10.00x20 12 ply trac- saw; wild game traps; fishing & Homesite. folding drill, 7.5” spacing, 13 1/4” forks; soil mover 50RF; 1994 tion tread truck tires on rims; 8 equipment; vinyl replacement discs, 9819 acres; 2009 E-Z trail Titan 6x20 stock trailer; 1970 used 11R225 truck tires; 150 windows: 2 Simonton 17 1/2x33 TRACT 4: 320+/- acres of pasture, perfect for summer grazing or mo. 3400 gravity wagon, 6” hyd. Ford truck & John Deere chuck hedge posts, lines & corners; 30’ 3/4”, six CertainTeed: One 23 winter pasture. Rolling hills, hunting, 3 ponds, old improvements, auger, roll over tarp; 2010 wagon box. used 26 gu. tin, est. 70 sheets; 1/2”x29 1/2”, One 29 5/8”x61 good fence. Plainsman Land Pride mo 40 to 50 - 20’ trusses. 1/2”, Four 22 5/8”x61 5/8”; new TRACT 5: 320+/- acres, creek, creek bottom tillable, cliffs, rolling ’95 Chevy Cavalier, 4 dr., 4 cyl.; white toilet stool in box; 100 gal. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Statements made day of sale take hills, clear water pond, pasture, and top quality hunting including a 16’ Glassmaster boat & trailer light gray latex enamel paint; precedence over advertised statements. recently harvested typical whitetail buck with a certified score of w/60 hp Johnson outboard trailer load of new tools; antique Lunch provided by K & B Catering 186. motor; Craftsman LT1000 rider corn sheller; Depression glass & TRACT 6: Tillable, pasture, 2 ponds, a 30’x70’ metal barn, perime- mower; roof 30” Bush Hog self- lots of household items. STEVE CROWTHER ESTATE ter & interior hedge rows, developed for agriculture income & We are still taking consignments. Do expect many more recreation. LYNNIE CROWTHER, SELLER items by sale date. Lunch on Grounds. Call today for locations, information, VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Realtor For Info, contact: 785-770-2918, 857-3341 or 857-3390 & details, or visit our website 7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114 SALE DAY PHONE: 785-857-3302 www.sundgren.com Website: www.centraliaauction.blogspot.com SUNDGREN REALTY INC. LAND BROKERAGE DIVISION 620-367-3800 or 620-367-2331 Additions & Pictures will be added as available JOE SUNDGREN, Broker, 316-377-7112 Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers AUCTIONEERS: Steve Aeschliman; Jason Boucher; RICK REMSBERG LIZ HENDRICKS www.hillsborofreepress.com John Cline; Dan Deters; Dale Wilhelm JEREMY SUNDGREN, 316-377-0013 Page 42 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011

the person who cares By Val Farmer enough about his or her children and their future children to make a break with the past and invent a Rural Life life he or she has not seen. With that new ground broken, their descendants will Being Pioneers In be free to enrich it and build upon it without having The Epic Of Our Own Lives to plow the old rocky ground over and over again. With The men and women who among the thickets and challenging frontiers. There only the faintest vision of settled our hinterlands brambles of life. are new ideas and new ap- where to go, brave people were true pioneers. They That drama is still being plications. undertake the journey to left circumstances so dire relived in the lives of many Agriculture is not alone. leave the painful past be- and so dispiriting that they smaller and mid-sized fami- Whatever the field of en- hind. threw themselves gladly ly farmers and ranchers. deavor, new ground is being Discovering the frontier They choose to leave des- broken. In our daily strug- of love. There also is anoth- into the unknown in search The 34th Annual Legacy Bull and Female Sale was at- of a better life. The frontiers perate situations that no gles with economic reali- er frontier too seldom of North America offered longer work in the hope of ties, rewards will go to those crossed. It is the frontier of tended by Jay and Doris Ronnebaum, with D&D Angus new hope, a new life, a finding better lives for who are there first and living a life based on love. of Seneca. They have a son that attends K-State chance to dream new themselves and their fami- stake their claim. To really love is to enter un- studying Animal Science. dreams and to work toward lies. They are being true to It is not as easy as load- charted paths where self is their aspirations. their pioneering heritage by ing up the wagon and mov- forgotten and rewards visit There were frontiers – their courage and faith as ing on. To be there first re- those who do not expect frontiers of land, frontiers they leave familiar sur- quires preparation, dedica- them. We can be pioneers in of opportunity, and frontiers roundings and face daunt- tion and a sense of what is parenting, marriage, friend- of freedom. Through grit, ing challenges in new needed - not only now, but in ships, community life, sacrifice and hard work, the places. the future. To succeed is to church fellowship and in land and natural resources New frontiers in agricul- find unique talents or ideas serving others. were tamed, harnessed and ture. But what of today? and dare to use them. In a sense, each life is a put to use. Behind every Where are our frontiers? The frontier within. pioneering epic, to be lived working farm and ranch are The land is settled and There also are frontiers of but once. Do we stand in one stories of how men and fenced. The methods are personal growth and place or do we look for fron- women acquitted them- tried and proven. The inven- change. It is sometimes eas- tiers and horizons that lift selves in that struggle. tions have been invented. ier to scale a mountain than us to greater heights? Do we Those who expected Where is the excitement? climb the cliffs of our per- break new ground for others things to come easily, those What can be tried that has- sonal ruts. The greatest tri- to follow or do we limit our- ESTATETUESDAY, MARCH AUCTION 22 — 4:30 PM who continually were look- n’t already been tried? umphs are not fought in the selves old and familiar soil? I-70 and Valencia Rd., Exit 350 — TOPEKA, KS ing over the horizon and The frontiers are not public glare but in the silent Frontiers are still here. But GUNS: Ruger Model 1 30-06 volver; 2 Crosman air rifles; those defeated by the adver- gone; they are only differ- recesses of our heart. It is are there enough pioneers? lever action ANIB w/Redfield 600 9mm brass casings. (All scope; Ruger Super Black- guns in excellent condition. To sity of weather or the per- ent. Technology and the there that we find the bad For more information on hawk 44 mag revolver w/case; start selling about 6:00 PM) versity of hard luck moved knowledge explosion have habits we refuse to give up, justice, visit Val Farmer’s web- Smith & Wesson Mod. 686 357 Selection of nice furniture; on. Some of those who created whole new fields self-imposed blinders that site at www.valfarmer. com. revolver w/2 1/2” barrel, ANIB; Fenton, Moon & Stars, De- Val Farmer’s book, “Honey, I stayed did so because they while rendering others as shield our view of ourselves, Smith & Wesson Mod. 10 38 pression-era and other col- had no where else to go. The obsolete as the horse and distractions we willingly Shrunk the Farm,” can be cal. revolver; Pano 1911 (New lectible glassware; variety of gauntlet was thrown and the buggy. substitute for important and purchased by sending a check Model) 45 cal. pistol; Colt 25 collectibles & primitives; quilt challenge was accepted. In farming and ranching, enduring goals and the or money order for $7.50 to: cal. auto w/extra clip & holster; tops; art work; kitchenware; Honey, I Shrunk the Farm, H&R TRI 7 .22 cal. revolver; general household; hand & Our pioneer heritage. technological developments shackles that bind our imag- J.C. Higgins Mod. 31 22 cal. Today, the descendants of continue to revolutionize a inations. The Preston Connection, PO power hand tools; lawn & gar- rifle; CDM 22 cal. sport re- den tools & equipment. those hardy souls are still producers’ capacity to pro- For those who were Box 1135, Orem UT 84059. on the land or, at most, one duce food and fiber with bruised and broken by an Val Farmer is a clinical See our website at www.whitmoreauction.com for detailed listing & pictures & general info. or two generations removed great abundance. This, in early experience in homes psychologist specializing in family business consultation WHITMORE THUNDERWOOD AUCTION from their agricultural her- turn, creates challenges in where bad examples and Auctioneers: Elmer Whitmore & Gary Hallenbeck itage. The accounts of terms of knowledge, financ- human failure prevailed, and mediation with farm fam- 785-478-2100 or 785-232-3150 courage, accomplishment, ing and marketing. there is a need for a heroic ilies. He lives in Wildwood, sacrifice and tragedy of the Computers, internet, effort to break the chain of Missouri and can be contacted pioneering people are val- telecommunications and misery and incorporate new through his website. ued sources of spiritual and computer-aided technology ways of doing things. ©2011 The Preston Con- moral nourishment for new have accelerated this Here is a true pioneer - nection Feature Service and rising generations. process exponentially. For LAND520 ACRES SELLING AUCTION IN 4 TRACTS Their struggles and sacri- policy makers, producers, fices are appreciated. Their scientists, and marketing SATURDAY, APRIL 16 — 9:30 AM lives serve as beacons and specialists, modern agricul- Due to death, the following real estate and personal property guideposts to point the way ture has an abundance of will be offered for sale at 2661 1st Road, located from Barnes, EQUIPMENTFRIDAY, APRIL 8 AUCTION — 1:00 PM 8 miles South and 1 1/2 miles West, or from Randolph, 12 miles 2026 Rd. 380 — North to Cyclone Lane (Mile Marker 205-Cottage Hill) then 6 BURLINGAME, KANSAS miles West, 1 mile South and 1 1/2 miles West. WATCH FOR AUCTION LOCATION: At intersection of Hwy. 56 & Hwy. 99, East of Council Grove and North of Emporia, KS, travel North SALE SIGNS!!! 3 miles on Hwy. 99, turn East on Rd. 370, go 5 miles East to REAL ESTATE SELLING AT 11:00 AM Rd. W, then North on Rd. W 1 mile to Rd. 380 then 1/2 mile East TRACT #1: SE 1/4 29-5-5, Lincoln Township, Washington County, on 380 Rd. to auction site. Kansas. A tract of 160 acres m/l consisting of homestead with large “I am changing my haying operation and will sell the follow- 2-story stucco house, 2-car garage and many outbuildings sitting ing equipment.” on 5.78 acres; 72.3 acres tillable; 78.8 acres grass; balance in trees and creek. Taxes: $1,616.26. TRACTOR: New Holland T6050 Plus, MFWD (bought new in 2009) TRACT #2: SW 1/4 28-5-5, Lincoln Township, Washington County, with 850 TL loader, approximately Kansas. A tract of 160 acres m/l consisting of 79.4 acres tillable; 840 hours, cab with training seat, 69.6 acres pasture; balance in waterways and meadow. Pasture heavy duty category #3 front axle, has good fence and good ponds. Taxes: $828.89. loaded rear tires with weights, 3 re- TRACT #3: NW 1/4 32-5-5, Lincoln Township, Washington County, motes, 1000 & 540 PTO, left hand Kansas. A tract of 160 acres m/l consisting of 12.49 acres tillable; reverser, deluxe draft control, 18.4 R38 rear, 14.9R28 front, loader, 48.9 acres in CRP until 2013. Balance is nice pasture with good quick attach bucket with grapple fork, bought new, MUST SEE! ponds and fencing. Taxes: $763.09. IMPLEMENTS & TRAILERS: 2009 New Holland 499 pivot windrower (bought new in 2010) less than 100 hours (still has TRACT #4: NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 33-5-5, Lincoln Township, Washing- paint on the sickle), LIKE NEW!; 2005 New Holland BR 750 baler ton County, Kansas. A tract of 40 acres m/l consisting of 17.8 acres 4x6 twine, auto wrap, very clean, shows little wear!; Garfield 500 tillable; balance is meadow with trees on south end. Taxes: $194.89 scraper 72 in. cut, 10” clearance, 5.5 yd. capacity for minimum 80 TERMS: 20% down day of sale. Balance due in 30 days or upon de- HP and 2 remotes (bought new 2010), paint is still on the inside of livery of merchantable title. Title insurance, contract, and escrow bucket, LIKE NEW!; 2007 DCT (Dressen Custom Trailer) 29’ 5th fees to be paid 1/2 each by seller and buyer. Seller to pay 2010 and wheel flatbed trailer, wood floor, 3 - 7,000 lb. torsion axles, GVRW all prior years property taxes. 2011 taxes will be prorated as of clos- 21,000 lbs., dove tail with spring loaded ramps, high/low dual ing date. Buyers will receive landlord’s 40% share of harvested screw jacks, dove-tail fold ups to make true 29’ bed, good rubber, crops and will pay landlord’s 40% share of input expenses. Buyers nice solid trailer w/tool box; 16 ft. Home built 5th wheel trailer of pasture will receive the 2011 pasture rent. Contracts, Deeds and metal floor, lights, brakes, 2 torsion axles, built right!; Farmhand 8 down payments to be escrowed at Washington County Ab- bale accumulator fork for front-end loader and/or Bobcat. stract, 111 E. 3rd Street, Washington, KS 66968. These proper- PIPE & MISC.: Misc. chains, boomers & straps; pipe 250, 30 ft. ties will sell to the highest bidder day of sale. The auction firm ESTATESATURDAY, MARCH AUCTION 26 — 9:30 AM joints of 2 3/8” pipe, very good condition, used for water only. is working for the seller. Announcements day of sale take 2110 Harper Dg. Fairgrounds TERMS: Equipment can be removed day of auction by quali- precedence over printed matter. LAWRENCE, KANSAS fied buyer, by preapproval of seller or auction company. If not CAR & PERSONAL PROPERTY 1997 Oldsmobile Regency 4 Limoge, Carnival, sandwich, prior approved, equipment will remain on the premises until SELLING AT 10:45 A.M. ator, white; table w/4 chairs; door car (78K, nice & clean); funds are cleared. What is listed is what is selling. There are no pressed; glass baskets; Hot 2003 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4- Panasonic microwave; mi- Ford 8N Tractor(not running); small items. The auction will begin promptly at 1:00 p.m. and Wheels; Masonic Collection: door car, silver, 115,205 miles, crowave cart; Monarch electric Agri-Five 5 ft. rotary mower; 5 be completed in an hour. Please be on time. Cash or approved large amount of medallions, nice clean car. range; wooden radio stand; ft. adjustable straight blade check. All statements made day of auction take precedence medals, pendants, lapel pins wooden desk; wardrobe; 2-door (new); dirt slip; Ariens 4T150H over advertisements. Owners and auction company not re- SELLING AT 9:30 A.M. & more!!; kitchen décor; sponsible for accidents or theft. metal kitchen cabinet; 4 ft. white hydrostatic riding mower; Craftsman tools; Western Nice 5-pc. bedroom set, brown; 3-pc. bedroom set, blonde & metal cabinet; floor lamp & bed- push mower; lawn dump trail- Ladies saddle/tack; lawn & AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: You would never know this equipment is preowned. Most of it looks like new! The opportunity is brown; 3-pc. bedroom set, room lamps; metal clothes er; oak dry sink; oak rocker; garden items; many other racks; 2 coat racks; fans; pots & washer/dryer; J-Hawk items; yours!! Remember Friday, April 8th at 1 PM. blonde; metal bed; 2 ft. tall items too numerous to men- “Keep Safe” safe; nice flowered pans; dishes, silverware, glass- Aladdin lamps w/ shades tion!! ware; 6 ft. aluminum step lad- (model #5 1915-16, # 9, #12); PROPERTY OF DAKOTA BRUNSON sofa; RCA color TV; gold sofa; 3 COINS 9:30 A.M.: 1844 & For information on equipment call 307-299-1097 cushioned rockers; wooden end der; wooden step ladder; R&M Junior fan; Jar Collection aluminum shovel; tools; other (Fritzel, colored); Stoneware 1856 Large Cent; 1857 Flying table; oak telephone; GE elec- RICK GRIFFIN misc. household items. mixing bowl set; Hull 6 ¼ Eagle; 1888 Liberty Nickel; tric dryer, older; Amana refriger- Auctioneer vase; Glassware: Austria, Seated Dimes; Indian & Cell: 620-343-0473 All purchases to be settled for by cash or good check day of Bavaria, Nippon, Haviland, Wheat Pennies. sale. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch will be available. CHUCK MAGGARD SELLER: JIM KENNEDY ESTATE Per. Prop. Auctioneer VERLIN RICHTER ESTATE Auctioneers: Mark Elston & Wayne Wischropp 305 Broadway Neil Richter, Executor 785-594-0505 • 785-218-7851 Cell: 785-256-3914 Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845 ELSTON AUCTION COMPANY Phone: 620-273-6421 • Fax: 620-273-6425 Jim Vathauer, Salesman & Auctioneer “Serving your auction needs since 1994" Toll Free: 1-866-273-6421 Gary Case Realty Please visit us online at Email: [email protected] Clay Center, Kansas www.KansasAuctions.net for pictures! 785-630-0849 (cell) 785-632-3076 (office) 785-777-2037 (evenings) www.GriffinRealEstateAuction.com Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 43 Soybean Checkoff’s retooled website serves and informs U.S. farmers AUCTIONSATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:00 AM As we have retired from farming and ranching, we will sell our The United Soybean are the most productive mary feedstock for biofu- of the soybean checkoff equipment, located from HAVENSVILLE, KS: Go 4 miles North Board (USB) has retooled in the global market- el and more. on behalf of all U.S. soy- on Hwy. 63 to J Rd., then go North 1.25 miles on J. Rd. Or from its website, place,” said USB Chair- The site also offers bean farmers. Checkoff CORNING, KS: Go 8 miles South and West on Hwy 63 to J. Rd., then 1.25 miles North to 231 J. Road, HAVENSVILLE, KS. www.unitedsoybean.org, man Marc Curtis, a soy- free tools such as the Soy- funds are invested in the to sharpen its focus on bean farmer from Leland, bean Quality Toolbox, areas of animal utiliza- meeting the needs of the Miss. “The redesigned which helps U.S. farmers tion, human utilization, nearly 600,000 farmers website offers U.S. soy- select top-performing soy- industrial utilization, in- who grow soybeans in the bean farmers easy access bean varieties in their dustry relations, market United States. to the information that own areas; the Fieldprint access and supply. As The website features helps them run their op- Calculator, which enables stipulated in the Soybean original articles and erations as productively farmers to measure their Promotion, Research and video reports that tell the and efficiently as possi- operations’ impact on sus- Consumer Information spreader w/1000 PTO drive; many stories of U.S. soy- ble.” tainability; and other Act, USDA’s Agricultural TRACTORS, DOZERS & 10' one-side fold bat wing bean farmers and their The website’s original free, practical resources. Marketing Service has ANTIQUE TRACTOR heavy duty rotary mower, 540 PTO; Old Cat T8869, pull-type soybean checkoff, whose articles explore nearly USB is made up of 69 oversight responsibilities Ford 7910 III front wheel assist diesel tractor, SN BC16702, road grader w/steel wheels; mission it is to support every facet of the soybean farmer-directors who for USB and the soybean w/AC cab, 6314 hrs., 18.4x38 Old side sling manure spread- U.S. soybean farmers by industry: its critical role oversee the investments checkoff. tires, front fenders, 3-pt., dual er, salvage; Big bale unroller ensuring U.S. soy is of the in U.S. animal agricul- outlets, good shape, sells com- w/wench lift; Pair of 16.9x34 highest quality and most ture, its expanding mar- plete with an Allied 795 loader and pair of 18.4x34 clamp on duals; 8" x 32' auger. competitive in the world. kets globally, its increas- w/7' bucket, very good; Allied 2-pt. loader bale spear; IHC LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT “U.S. soybean farmers ing importance as a pri- Farmall 706 tractor w/German (2) 4-ton (1) 5-ton & (1) 6-ton dsl. motor, WF, FH, TA, 5620 bulk bins, good w/unloading hrs., 18.4x34 tires, dual PTO, augers; 800 bu. & 1350 bu. NASS launches new SN 45846 S-Y, good shape; steel bins w/aeration fans; Case 830 dsl. Case-O-Matic Columbian 500-bu. steel bin; 4" tractor, NF, Eagle hitch; M Far- x 12' portable auger; 9 Round CropScape geospatial mall tractor, NF w/John Deere Davis bale rings; 5 Other bale 45 front loader, good; D6-9U rings; (2) 7', (1) 8' & (1) 10' Caterpillar bulldozer w/10' round tanks; 2 Long heavy cable operated blade, shed- metal feed bunks; 2 Poly bot- online data service ded, good tracks, runs good; tom bunks; 2 Long elevator To provide easier access to geospatial satellite products, 1930 300-125 4x4 wheel drive feed troughs; 800-lb. plus pick- the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Massey Harris General Pur- up 12V cube feeder, good; El pose tractor w/manual 3-sp., Toro cattle oiler; 2 Electric Statistics Service (NASS) announced the launch of Crop- steel lug wheels, not running, branding irons w/registered; Scape, a new cropland exploring service. CropScape pro- mostly complete. brand J- w/papers; Cap-Chur vides data users access to a variety of new resources and in- PICKUPS & ANTIQUE TRUCK dart pistol w/syringes and all 1996 Ford F-350 4x4 pickup accessories; Henderson cas- formation, including the 2010 cropland data layer (CDL) just w/5-spd., 460 motor, 95,600 tration tool; 6 Pistol grip sy- released in conjunction with CropScape. This new service miles, 8' flatbed w/gooseneck ringes; Many other vet sup- hitch, running boards, one plies; Dehorners, small, medi- offers advanced tools such as interactive visualization, web- owner truck, very good; 1994 um & large. based data dissemination and geospatial queries and auto- Chevy 2500 4x4 pickup w/350 MOTORCYCLES, MOWER mated data delivery to systems such as Google Earth. motor, AT, 168,600 miles, & TILLER w/heavy steel flatbed; 1953 2006 Kawasaki KLR650 street “CropScape delivers data visualization tools directly into Chevy 6400 truck w/8763 actu- legal motorcycle, 3975 miles, the hands of the agricultural community without the need for al miles, 4-spd. 2-spd. axle w/helmet & accessories; 1972 specialized expertise, GIS software or high-end computers,” w/12' wooden bed & hoist, very Suzuki RM100 dirt bike; Suzuki good; 1993 Titan 20' steel 185 4-wheeler, needs timing said Mark Harris, NASS Research and Development Divi- stock trailer w/sliding center chain; Cub Cadet 933E walk- sion director. “This information can be used for addressing gate, shedded. behind self-propelled mower issues related to agricultural sustainability, land cover moni- MACHINERY w/9-HP Briggs motor; Huskee 1985 Ford F-150 4x4 spray heavy duty 5-HP rear tine tiller; toring, biodiversity and extreme events such as flooding, truck w/4-spd., 300 6-cyl. 8-HP 32" Big Mow 3-wheel drought and hail storm assessment.” motor, 200-gal. poly tank, 12- lawn mower. NASS produced the 2010 CDL using satellite image ob- row booms, foam marker, elec- SHOP TOOLS & MISC. tric over hyd. pump, good; Hes- Ag Tronic PTO 540 3-pt. gener- servations at 30-meter (0.22 acres per pixel) resolution and ston Rounder 5510 big round ator, SN 734210, 220 or 110V, collected from the Resourcesat-1 Advanced Wide Field Sen- baler, electric tie, shedded; good; 110V wire welder; Shop Hesston 6600 dsl. self-pro- A-frame; Forney 180-amp sor (AWiFS) and Landsat Thematic Mapper. The collection pelled swather w/AC cab, 14' welder; Several older body of images was categorized using on-the-ground farm infor- head, SN 660T1962; Hesston shop tools; 1" drive socket set; mation including field location, crop type, elevation, tree 6600 dsl. swather w/cab, sal- Dry wall sander; Assorted vage 3-pt. bale spear; Single tools; Old iron; Assorted pipe; canopy and urban infrastructure. All prior CDL products dat- spear loader spear; 3-pt. high Lots of assorted nuts, bolts, ing back to 1997 are also hosted by CropScape. lift bale spear; 660 John Deere etc.; Pile of rough cut full inch hay rake w/dolly wheel, very lumber of various lengths; An- CropScape was developed in cooperation with the Center good; 5-wheel 3-pt. wheel rake; tique wood burning cook stove, for Spatial Information Science and Systems at George Heavy duty 3-pt. stack mover; good; Old hand crank German Mason University, Fairfax, Va. The research and develop- IHC No. 100 9' semi-mount bal- meat slicer; Several older anced head mover; IHC 510 Massey Ferguson & IHC wheel ment of CropScape and the NASS partnership with George 18-hole grain drill w/fert.; Gehl weights; 170-gal. portable fuel Mason University reflect NASS’s continued commitment to 95 grinder mixer w/loading tank w/hand pump, on wheels, auger, long extensionm un- very good; 300-gal. fuel tank & improve U.S. agricultural production, sustainability and food loading auger, scales, always 2 stands; Plus several hidden security. CropScape is operated by NASS’s Research and shedded, 4 screens, good treasures buried in the barn. shape; Blair 6' x 14' Feeder-R- Consigned by Development Division and hosted and maintained by the Wagon, good; Kelly Ryan 4' x Dean & Randy Myers Center for Spatial Information Science and Systems at 9' feed wagon; Dakon 330-bu. Phone: 785-948-2751 heavy duty 25,000-lb. gears George Mason University. For more information about Case 1845 Uni-loader w/6' gravity box wagon; 9' x 18' tooth bucket, dsl. motor, SN CropScape, and the Cropland Data Layer visit steel bed bumper hitch trailer 9859224; 40-YR Drott Cruz-Air w/dual wheels; 16' x 8' shop http://nassgeodata.gmu.edu/CropScape. rubber tired excavator hoe w/5' made gooseneck flat trailer ditch bucket, Detroit dsl. motor w/tandem axles, wood fl oor, w/outriggers, SN 1867; 1994 electric brakes and stock rack; GMC 3500 1-ton dually ext. John Deere 694A 6-row 30" cab truck w/6.5 dsl. rebuilt en- planter w/Acra-Plant runners, gine, power windows, cab & good; Glencoe 9-shank Soil chassis; 1982 GMC 7000 truck, Master; Case 12' offset disc; cab & chassis, long wheel Woods Bros. 1-row corn picker; base, V8 366 rebuilt gas motor, Kewanee 1020 hyd. fold disc; 5-spd., 10-hole bud wheels; White 485 21½' hyd. fold fi eld 1984 GMC Brigadier truck trac- cultivator w/bar harrow; Brady tor w/tandem axles, 9-spd., 300 16' fi eld cultivator w/tine har- Cummins motor, 38,000-lb. row; 6-row 3-pt. danish tine cul- rear axles on 10-hole bud tivator w/rolling shields; 16' wheels; Case backhoe attach- pull-type Crust Buster; John ments for tractor, complete Deere side sling manure w/cylinders and bucket.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: If you are in need of good useable items, be sure to attend this auction! TERMS: Cash or valid check. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Statements made sale day take precedence over . printed material. LUNCH ON GROUNDS. SELLERS: JERRY & LOIS JOHANNES 785-868-3546 AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CLINE REALTY & AUCTION, LLC John E. Cline, Broker-Auctioneer Onaga, Kansas • 785-889-4775 website: www.mcclivestock.com/clinerealty Page 44 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Creep feeding provides needed K-State agronomy nutrients to nursing foals student builds variable- A nursing foal’s nutri- 0.4 percent to 0.6 percent by placing a companion tional requirements will phosphorus,” Freeman next to or with it, such as exceed the mare’s ability said. another foal, pony, goat or to supply nutrients to the Recommended sched- horse.” rate fertilizer applicator foal a few months after ules start with supplying a The main concern in One of the most promis- other factors,” Riffel said. building for the Depart- birth, making creep feed- half-pound to one pound creep feed construction is ing aspects of precision “Right now I’m using coul- ment of Agronomy will use ing a good way to get the of creep feed per day for to design it to be easily ac- agriculture is the ability to ters and injector tips to liquid nitrogen, but other- young horse off on the the first month, with ex- cessible to a foal while de- make variable-rate fertiliz- place the nitrogen in the wise the basic concept is right hoof. pectations of increasing terring the advances of the er applications. K-State Re- ground on 15-inch centers. similar, he explained. Dave Freeman, Oklaho- supplies as the foal grows brood mare’s attempts to search and Extension It could be adapted in the “Making everything fit ma State University Coop- through the next several get at the feed. agronomists have been future to use spray nozzles together is the biggest chal- erative Extension equine months. Openings into the doing research on this, but for surface applications if lenge in building a custom specialist, said many foals Once fully on creep creeps will need to be nar- have not had access to their the researchers wanted to VRT applicator, and we allowed access to grain feed, expect consumption rower than the width of a own variable rate (VRT) fer- do a placement method haven’t tested this one out to be round 0.75 percent of mare’s chest while being will start to show interest tilizer applicator built study, too,” he said. yet. But I’m pretty confident in eating within a month of the foal’s body weight per wider than the foal’s chest specifically for plot work. Riffel has pieced togeth- it’s going to work,” he said. birth. day. Thus a 150-pound foal and hips. The height of Soon the agronomy reer the VRT equipment from The research that will be “If a mare’s feed is soft can be expected to con- openings likewise need to searchers will have such a various sources, starting possible using Riffel’s and small enough, it is ex- sume approximately 10 be lower than the wither piece of equipment, custom with a heavy steel tubing custom-built equipment pected that foals will soon pounds of creep feed per height of a mare, but sev- built by Jarrett Riffel, grad- frame. It is 15 feet wide, will benefit producers in eat alongside a mare’s day. The amount of creep eral inches taller than that uate student in the Depart- which is a good size for plot Kansas for many years to trough,” he said. “While feed intake per day likely of the foal. ment of Agronomy. work, he said. This isn’t Rif- come. milk will serve as the main will increase to approxi- “Placement of a smooth “This equipment is de- fel’s first attempt at build- For more information, source of nutrition for the mately 1.25 percent of the top board that can be easi- signed to do research on ing this type of equipment. and to see all the photos of first couple of months, un- foal’s body weight per day ly raised as the foal grows variable-rate nitrogen ap- He built a similar piece of Riffel and his custom-built weaned foals older than after a few months. is one option,” Freeman plications, using different equipment for use on his equipment, see K-State De- three months to four “Feeding schedules said. nitrogen rate prescriptions family’s farm in Rooks partment of Agronomy’s months of age will need a and amounts will be dic- Construction of a feed- based on EC (soil electrical County. That VRT equip- Facebook page at: www. substantial source of addi- tated by the individuality er that protects feed from conductivity) maps, grid ment used anhydrous am- facebook.com/kstate.agro tional nutrition.” of the foal and its growth,” rain and other environ- sampling, yield maps and monia, and the one he’s nomy. Given that adequate Freeman said. “As long as mental concerns will help amounts cannot be as- processed feeds and for- maintain a fresh and safe sumed just by eating ages can be chewed easily supply of creep feed. alongside the mare, Free- and are palatable, most man recommends horse foals will be eating diets managers provide un- characteristic of other weaned foals older than horses within a few three months to four months of age.” SUNDAY, MARCH 27 — 12:30 PM months of age access to a Most foals can be al- 9749 NW Hwy. 24 — SILVER LAKE, KANSAS creep feed. lowed free-choice creep (Just East of Silver Lake on Hwy 24) Creep feeds are formu- feed without fear of over- Abernathy solid walnut buffet; pong table; Kenmore & Eure- fan on stand; luggage; wall lated to be nutrient-dense, consumption being a prob- Lowery Holiday Deluxe elec- ka vacuums; range hold; light hangings; clock; many miscel- highly palatable feeds that lem. tric organ; wood desk; kitchen fixtures; floor lamp; Canon laneous items. are easily digested by “A foal’s intake capaci- table & 4 chairs; IH chest deep copy machine; Mark I Smith John Deere 170 garden trac- foals. Creeps can be fed as ty generally will be lower freeze; recliner; side chair; Corona portable electric type- Oak swivel office chair; Mag- writer; Sears & Minolta 35MM tor/mower (gear driven); pellets or as coarsely than levels that will cause navox 20” TV; stereo & cameras; crystal; antique mix- pull-type lawn sprayer; push processed grains. fat deposition or too-rapid turntable; counter height dining bowls; silver platters; sil- lawn mower; pull-type lawn “Most creep feeds are growth,” Freeman said. ing table with butterfly leaf & 4 verware; china; crocks; picnic fertilizer spreader; wheelbar- about 16 percent protein, “Of course, foals learn to chairs; office chair; 4-drawer basket; glassware; bakeware row; Craftsman radial arm and are formulated to con- eat feed through imitation. chest-of-drawers & matching & casseroles; electric roaster; saw; Ryobi table saw; Crafts- vanity with mirror; swivel rock- pressure cooker; electric skil- man 16” scroll saw; air com- tain about 0.6 percent to A foal that does not care to er; handcrafted end tables; let; canner; juicer; waffle iron; pressor; vise; 6” belt sander; 0.8 percent calcium and eat might be encouraged bed frame; coffee table; mi- crockpot; kitchen utensils; crowave & cart; Admiral 11” TV ironing board & iron; clothes squirrel cage fan; work bench- with remote; unvented natural drying rack; 3 gallon Coleman es; 9X7 insulated overhead gas heater; Lady Kenmore cooler; ice cream freezer; pic- garage door; charcoal & gas REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY console sewing machine; tures frames; mirror; phones; grills; lawn chairs; bicycle; Singer sewing machine; ping- Christmas decorations; box & hand & garden tools. LUNCH BY SILVER LAKE UNITED METHODIST WOMEN SAM KELSEY FAMILY GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS SATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:00 AM VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER 1852 Virginia — MANHATTAN, KANSAS 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 REAL ESTATE (SELLS APPROXIMATELY 12 NOON) www.gannonauctions.com This home is located on an attractive corner lot Insurance to be divided equally between Buyer with established shade. This tri-level home with & Seller. All inspections including lead base basement has 3 bedrooms, formal living room, paint inspection to be completed prior to Auc- dining room, large family room, den/office, 2 ½ tion at Buyer’s expense if requested. Taxes pro- baths, kitchen, unfinished basement with sauna rated to closing. STATEMENTS MADE DAY OF and attached 2-car garage. The home has a AUCTION TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ANY large screened-in porch and underground sprin- OTHER INFORMATION. kler system. The home had a new roof in 1999, OPEN HOUSE ON REAL ESTATE Wednes- exterior paint in 2001, new windows, new fur- REALWEDNESDAY, ESTATE APRIL 20 AUCTION — 10:00 AM day, March 23, 2011 from 4:30-6:00PM or by We will offer for sale at public auction the following described real estate at the VFW nace in 2008 along with other updates. This is a appointment by contacting Vern Gannon great opportunity to purchase a home of this Auctioneer/Broker 785-770-0066, 785-539- Club in CLYDE, KS quality at Auction. 2316 or Gannon Real Estate & Auctions 785- Buyer to pay 10% down day of Auction with bal- 537-9003. 290 ACRES CLOUD COUNTY LAND ance due on or before May 2, 2011. Cost of Title TRACT I — 160 ACRES CROPLAND corn, 35.67 acres to be planted to soybeans. LOCATION: 1 mile North (on blacktop), 2 miles BASE ACRES: 67.1, wheat; 22.6A milo; 8.1A 1996 LINCOLN end tables; console stereo; sheet music; ‘78’ records (40’s West (on blacktop) and 1 mile North (on 260th soybeans. Rd.) of Clyde, KS. CONTINENTAL 1950’s grey table & 2 chairs; &50’s); 1950’s doll clothes; toy 2010 FSA PAYMENTS: Approx. $1,550.91. 61,269 miles, leather interior, blonde coffee & end tables; sewing machine; children’s LEGAL DESCR.: The SW 1/4 of 9-5-1 West of loaded, 32V Intech, V8, 4- corner step table; brass shelf; books; Lincoln Logs; Tinker the 6th P.M., Cloud Co., KS. RE TAXES: $1,313.94 door. portable sewing machine; Toys; toy cash register; mar- GENERALDESCR.: A tract of approx. 160 POSSESSION ON BOTH TRACTS: On all land 1998 Ford Windstar LX, Sony portable TV; tables; TV bles; dolls; sled; child’s wagon; acres w/156.24 acres nearly level tillable planted to wheat, after the 2011 wheat harvest. leather interior, 60,163 miles, stand; Pro-form 715 EKG post cards & brochures; horn N.H.E.L. cropland, balance roadways; 131.84 On all land planted to corn & soybeans after the very good. treadmill; exerciser; footstool; ship; Corningware; pots; pans; acres planted to Wheat, 10.40 acres to be plant- 2011 fall harvest, on pasture October 15, 2011, baby bed; 1950’s hairdry- cutting boards; blender; elec- on alfalfa after 2011 season. Whirlpool side-by-side refrig- ed to Soybeans, 14 acres new alfalfa. er/stand & chair; patio table & tric skillets; razors & sharpen- TERMS: On both tracts, 20% of purchase price erator with ice maker & water 4 chairs; lawn chairs; step- ers; Winchester box; wash tub; BASE ACRES: 93.5A, wheat; 31.5A milo; 11.3A dispenser; Dining suite with soybeans. down on day of auction. Balance due in the form stool; 3 metal shelves; Turkish binoculars; Dirt Devil upright of certified funds upon delivery of Clear & Mer- large china cabinet; modern room rug; set of Noritake vacuum; 1950’s lamp; wood 2010 FSA PAYMENTS: Approx. $2,161.30. roll-top computer desk (very chantible title on or before May 20, 2011. Title In- stoneware; silverplate coffee turtle; stereo set & cabinet; RE TAXES: $1,148.60 surance and contract closing costs will be paid nice); couch & matching service; cups & saucers; crys- pole lamp; room size rug; loveseat; table & 6 chairs; 1/2 by Seller and 1/2 by Buyer. Sellers will pay tal; etched cruet; Vio- lamps; ladders; fertilizer TRACT II — 134 ACRES 2010 and all prior years taxes. Buyer will receive power lift chair; bedroom suite lin(1920’s); quilts; 1950’s desk spreader; garden hose; lawn (bed, dresser & nite stand); CROPLAND & PASTURE Landlord’s share (40%) of growing wheat and lamp; punch set; wood fig- items; tool chest & tools; golf LOCATION: 1 mile North (on blacktop), 2 miles spring crops and will pay Landlord’s share (40%) curio table; credenza/desk; urines; stemware; pictures; clubs; books; vases; table- brass & glass shelf; LG flat West (on blacktop) of Clyde, KS. of fertilizer & chemical. Buyer will receive $600 milkglass; napkin rings; candy cloths; blankets; towels; med- rent and $25 per acre on 14 A. alfalfa. screen TV; couch; living room dishes; candleholders; set of ical wheelchair, walker, etc; LEGAL DESCR.: The SW 1/4 of 16-5-1 except chairs; cedar chest; dinette Wheat dishes; wicker doll Christmas decorations; safe; a tract of approx. 18 acres West of the 6th P.M., NOTE: 2 very productive tracts of Real Estate, table & chairs; recliner; 2 twin buggy; doll house & bed; toy old computer; Canon KC920 Cloud Co., KS. on good roads and in a good area. Look the land beds-matching dresser & nite ironing board; toy sand & grav- copy machine; laptop; printer; GENERALDESCR.: A tract of approx. 134 over. Make your financial arrangements and stands; small desk; drafting el truck; Betsy McCall’s Pretty radios; decorative items; acres w/91.33 acres slightly rolling to nearly plan to attend the auction. table; console TV; Whirlpool Pac doll & case; American paper shredder; food grinder; level tillable N.H.E.L., terraced cropland, 43.8 Larry Lagasse Auction & Real Estate repre- automatic washer; Kenmore Flyer train set; doll tea set; toy knife sharpener; pie plates; acres pasture w/old farmstead. Older house, sents the Sellers as agents. All statements dryer; bed-matching dresser & Farmall tractor & wagon; cast iron pieces; glassware; garage, steel bins & sheds in need of repair. made at the auction will take precedence nite stand; child’s chair; chairs; stuffed toys; Girl Scout uni- waffle iron; bowls; juicer; plat- Good 5,000 bu. steel bin. No wheat planted on over all advertising material. microwave & stand; wood form; WWII Navy uniform; ters; many many more items! this tract. 56.1 acres cropland to be planted to framed chairs; office chairs; DARRELL J. & LOIS F. PAYEUR TRUST, SELLERS AUCTION CONDUCTED BY ROBERT & MILDRED LEE TRUST LARRY LAGASSE AUCTION & REAL ESTATE GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS CONCORDIA, KANSAS VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER Web Site: www.llagasseauction-re.com • E-mail: [email protected] 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 AUCTIONEERS: www.gannonauctions.com LARRY LAGASSE, Ph: 785-243-3270 LANCE LAGASSE, Ph: 785-262-1185 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 45 Start scouting alfalfa Record year for meat soon for insect activity As alfalfa breaks dorman- the warm weather we have watching for would probably exports benefits U.S. cy, producers should plan to had sporadically and which be pea aphids, Whitworth keep a close watch for in- can be expected over the said. sect activity, said Jeff coming weeks, we have now “They can also start rela- soybean farmers Whitworth, K-State Re- accrued several degree days tively early in the spring, and Domestic animal agri- tomer, animal agricul- amount ever. USMEF pre- search and Extension ento- or thermal units towards can be a problem on first- culture remains the ture, move the meat off- dicts that there’s still mologist. hatching these eggs. Heat year stands. If weevil treat- largest consumer of U.S. shore. We do this through room for U.S. pork ex- “Alfalfa weevils are units accumulate for alfalfa ments are applied, the insec- soybeans, accounting for our alliances and sign- ports to grow in these probably the first and fore- weevils at temperatures ticides will wipe out any about 98 percent of the ificant soybean check- countries and others. most insect pest to start above 48 degrees Fahren- beneficial insects — which domestic supply of U.S. off funding with orga- “In 2008, there was an scouting for at this time of heit,” he said. normally do a good job of soybean meal. Because nizations such as oversupply of domestic soybean meal makes up a USMEF.” pork and not enough cold year. Scouting for alfalfa However, do not be too keeping aphid populations significant portion of ani- Consumption of meat storage to handle the sup- weevil should begin as soon quick to treat for alfalfa wee- under control,” he explained. mal feed, the United Soy- dropped one pound per ply,” adds Schriver. “The as the plants break dorman- vil, he added. Wait until the Also, producers should bean Board (USB) and person in the United soybean checkoff, work- cy,” Whitworth said. field reaches the treatment keep an eye out for army soybean checkoff work to States in 2010 according ing with state soybean “Some eggs were proba- threshold. cutworms as there were re- maintain domestic de- to the Livestock Market- boards and USMEF, cre- bly deposited last fall. With The next insect to start ports of army cutworm ac- mand for U.S. soybeans ing Information Center. ated a surge plan to ex- tivity last fall, he said. Army by supporting organiza- Meat exports bolster U.S. port excess pork backs to cutworms will start feeding tions such as the U.S. animal agriculture when Japan. The benefits of again anytime temperatures Meat Export Federation domestic demand is this program, which is (USMEF). In 2010, this down. still active today, are evi- are above 50 degrees support helped the U.S. With $4.08 billion of dent in these recent ex- Fahrenheit, Whitworth said. livestock industry beef exported during the port numbers.” Armyworms are another po- achieve strong export year, 2010 proved to be a A healthy domestic an- tential problem. numbers for U.S. pork record year. USMEF imal agriculture sector Those are the early sea- and beef, according to helped increase beef ex- contributes to the U.S. son pests which have the USMEF. ports in many regions, in- economy, in addition to most potential for damaging “The downturn in the cluding Canada, the Eu- maintaining demand for alfalfa prior to the first cut- economy has lowered the ropean Union, the Middle U.S. soy. According to a ting, Whitworth said. consumption of meat in East, Japan, Russia and checkoff-funded study, in the United States,” ex- Southeast Asia. U.S. pork 2009 U.S. animal agricul- More information on con- plains Jim Schriver, soy- exports posted record ture employed more than trol is available at local K- bean farmer from Mont- numbers in Japan and 1.8 million Americans State Research and Exten- pelier, Ind., and chair of Mexico, contributing to a and contributed more sion offices and in K-State the USB domestic mar- total of $4.78 billion than $16 billion in in- publication MF-809, Alfalfa keting program. “We, as worth of pork exports in come and property tax Ron Hrabe welcomes the cattle buyers to his 23rd Insect Management 2011, at: the soybean industry, feel 2010, the second-highest revenue. Annual Production Sale at the Rock’n R Angus Ranch www.ksre.ksu.edu/library/en the responsibility to help our number one cus- barn, while auctioneer Jerry Lehmann prepares to start tml2/mf809.pdf. the auction. LAND3 WASHINGTON AUCTIONS COUNTY FARMS FARMSATURDAY, MARCH AUCTION 26 — 9:00 AM SATURDAY, APRIL 2 — 10:00 AM 1922 1800 Ave. At the First National Bank meeting room, Washington, KS Located 8 miles South on Rain Rd. then West 3/4 mile on 1800 Ave. from The S ½ NE ¼ 26-2-3, Farmington Township, Washington County, Kansas CHAPMAN, KANSAS 83 acres, m/l, all native grass pasture, 2 ponds, fair to good fences. Well located 1 ¾ miles north of Washington on county blacktop road. LUCILLE (MRS. LESTER) GASSERT 153 acres, m/l, in the NW ¼ 11-2-3, Farmington Township, Washington County, Kansas Native warm season grass pasture with good fences, corrals, and creek. Devil’s Creek and timber provide excellent wildlife habitat. MACHINERY SELLS AT 12:00 NOON Electricity and rural water. Well located 6 miles north and 1 mile TRACTORS & COMBINE, VINTAGE TRACTORS & EQUIP., west of Washington. TRUCKS & TRAILERS, FARM EQUIPMENT, FARM RELATED ITEMS, TOOLS, TRUSSES, MISCELLANEOUS PAUL & MARY FAIRCHILD See last week’s Grass & Grain for complete listings. 124 acres, m/l, in the NW ¼ 19-3-4, Logan Township, Wash- AUCTION NOTE: Most of the equipment has been shedded ington County, Kansas and is in field ready condition. Very large auction. To view 86 acres cropland, balance of the farm is creek, timber, and water- color photos go to website www.ksallink.com and click on ways. The cropland has been well farmed and cared for. Well marketplace and then auctions. Lunch available. Loaders located 1 mile east and 2 miles south of Washington. available day of sale. LARRY & DIANE DITMARS Terms on all 3 farms: 10% down, the balance due in 30 days. SELLERS: LARRY “DUFF” & NICKI DOLTON Possession at closing. Auction by

Washington, Kansas 785-325-2734 Professionalwww.BottRealtyAuction.com Real Estate and Auction Service Call or check our website for full sale bills and maps. Page 46 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Alfalfa fertility needs can be met now REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY Alfalfa is a crop with dryland alfalfa can be top- boost the winterhardiness applied before seeding high nutrient removal dressed with P or K fertil- of the crop, a good supply and during land prepara- rates, with average values izers in either the fall, of P and K needs to be tion for planting, Ruiz of 10 to 12 pounds of phos- early spring, or even after added before the critical Diaz added. Alfalfa grows SATURDAY, MARCH 26 — 9:30 AM phate (P2O5) and 60 pounds the first cutting. Irrigated fall growth period. Early best in a soil pH range of 304 Main — MAPLE HILL, KANSAS of potash (K2O) per ton of stands can also be fertil- fall fertilization when pH of 6.5 to 7.5 and when REAL ESTATE (SELLS APPROXIMATELY 12 NOON) alfalfa. Annual fertilizer ized at those times, or there is still some plant needed, lime should be Tract 1: 2-3 Bed Home, Tract 2: 10 City Lots, Cars, Truck, application of phosphorus after any cutting because growth (four to six weeks applied to reach a pH of Trailer, Mower, Guns, Furniture, Appliances, Collectibles, Household and potassium is often moisture can be supplied before dormancy) is usual- 6.8. See last week’s Grass & Grain for needed to maintain good to make the top-dressed ly more effective in in- It is not necessary, or complete listings & details stand vigor and longe- fertilizer available to creasing winter survival, desirable, to apply nitro- vity of an alfalfa field, said plants, he added. because nutrients are sup- gen to established stands NOTE: Large Auction-many many items. Lots of duplicate Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, Kan- Phosphorus is a rela- plied in time for adequate of alfalfa, he said. items. Pictures on website. sas State University Re- tively immobile nutrient uptake,” the agronomist “Nitrogen fertilizer ap- FRIEDA KEMBLE TRUST search and Extension nu- in the soil, but it can still said. plied to well-nodulated al- trient management spe- be effective if it is broad- When high nutrient ap- falfa will only stimulate AND THE LATE ROY “SHORTY” KEMBLE cialist. cast on the soil surface in plication rates are needed grassy and broadleaf GANNON REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS VERN GANNON, AUCTIONEER Alfalfa also shows re- an established alfalfa to boost soil fertility, split- weeds, and may reduce 785-770-0066 • MANHATTAN, KANSAS • 785-539-2316 sponses to some secondary stand, he said. ting the total required stand longevity,” he www.gannonauctions.com and micronutrients and in “Broadcasting phos- amount into two or more added. Kansas, sulfur and boron phorus has proven effec- applications is recom- For more information, can often limit yield po- tive on soils low in phos- mended in order to avoid visit a local K-State Re- tential and should be mon- phorus because alfalfa has salt injury and luxury con- search and Extension of- itored periodically, he roots near the soil sur- sumption beyond the alfal- fice or see K-State publi- FEED said. face,” he said. fa nutritional require- cation C-683, Alfalfa Pro- “First of all, for new Although P and K fertil- ment. duction Handbook, at: seedings, it is important to izer can be beneficial to Lime is also important www.ksre. ksu.edu/library/ FEEDS build up soil test P and K alfalfa if applied in the for alfalfa, but should be crpsl2/c683.pdf. “The Key To Successful Feeding” to the optimum range be- early spring or after the How do you like your steak? fore seeding, because this first cutting, if soil tests is the only opportunity (for show the nutrients are Well done, rare, medium? the life of the stand) to mix needed, producers also Everybody has a personal choice. the nutrients through the should remember the im- topsoil. At seeding, small portance of early fall ap- How about your livestock feed? amounts of P and K can be plications, Ruiz Diaz Same deal, everybody’s situation is banded below the seed, added. making sure to allow ade- “For established different, and we do cater to quate separation between stands, the critical time what you need and want. the seed and the fertilizer when alfalfa needs the band,” Ruiz Diaz said. most P and K is usually in We will blend the supplements to comple- On established stands, preparation for winter. To ment your feedstuffs ... you name it, we can balance your ration.

Call Us Now so we can help you maximize your feedstuffs, On a cold snowy March morning, Stephanie David from livestock productivity and Lenora views the EPDs of a pen of Angus bulls at the greenbacks in your pocketbook! Rock’n R Angus Ranch Production Sale. Stephanie runs a commercial Angus herd and has purchased FOURTH & POMEROY ASSOCIATES, INC. bulls here for seven years. P.O. BoxJoseph 516, Ebert, Clay General Center, Manager KS 67432 785-632-2141 • WATS 1-800-432-7423

Bonded & Insured David Pfeifer looks over a Red Angus bull at the Rock- SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY IN EMPORIA, KANSAS AT 11:00 AM ’n R Angus Ranch 23rd Annual Production Sale. David 620-342-2425 or 800-835-7803 toll-free • Fax: 620-342-7741 3-16-11. With the board sharply lower again on sale day things were selling is a repeat buyer from Ellis. steady on grazers and steady to $2 lower on feeders. Cows and bulls steady. 3 hfrs @315# $150.00 2 strs @368# $157.00 4 hfrs @380# $147.00 5 strs @520# $163.00 2 hfrs @355# $145.00 3 strs @500# $160.00 3 hfrs @413# $143.00 4 strs @520# $159.00 JC LIVESTOCK SALES INC. CLAY CENTER 5 hfrs @438# $142.50 11 strs @511# $158.00 4 hfrs @473# $140.00 60 strs @598# $154.00 Wednesday Sale, Hogs 10:30 AM • Cattle 12:30 PM LIVESTOCK SALES INC. 4 hfrs @401# $138.00 7 strs @583# $153.00 11 hfrs @532# $142.00 4 strs @571# $152.00 6 hfrs @525# $140.00 4 strs @580# $151.00 Results for the week of March 16: Cattle sales Tuesday, 11:00 AM. 2 hfrs @508# $138.00 180 strs @612# $155.00 STEERS 13 933 114.25 7 811 112.50 7 hfrs @537# $136.00 6 strs @610# $152.00 1 325 160.00 14 888 114.00 11 855 111.25 Results for week of March 15: 3 hfrs @542# $134.50 6 strs @612# $149.00 3 398 156.00 5 922 110.25 4 hfrs @600# $138.50 10 strs @623# $148.00 3 580 151.00 HEIFERS Butcher Cow Top was STEERS 5 429 146.00 7 hfrs @611# $136.00 4 strs @630# $147.00 7 614 149.75 1 305 147.00 $79.00 @ 1425 lbs. 2 278 171.00 8 557 136.50 3 hfrs @620# $134.00 14 strs @627# $144.00 18 650 143.50 5 399 144.50 Butcher Bull Top was 8 439 164.50 5 570 129.50 3 hfrs @612# $130.00 8 strs @685# $143.00 60 700 132.75 7 563 134.75 $92.00 @ 2210 lbs. 2 hfrs @633# $126.00 5 strs @649# $142.00 19 759 126.10 10 601 131.00 Fat Hog Top - $52.50 5 555 156.00 39 616 128.10 9 hfrs @640# $120.00 7 strs @720# $133.00 9 813 121.00 11 670 124.50 Sows $36.00 to $54.00 4 573 153.00 8 654 126.10 24 hfrs @653# $119.25 7 strs @711# $129.00 11 899 114.50 25 753 117.00 18 hfrs @679# $118.25 17 strs @700# $128.50 CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 23: 52 662 139.00 9 764 115.00 7 hfrs @693# $116.75 9 strs @714# $128.00 7-7 blk & Char pairs, 4-6 yr 200-300 lb calves...... C & A Cattle 9 756 125.75 7 830 114.25 21 hfrs @700# $119.25 20 strs @740# $127.50 25 hfrs @702# $119.00 9 strs @736# $126.00 30 blk-x steers & heifers, 550-650 lbs...... M. Steinfort 12 750 124.50 30 hfrs @720# $117.25 22 strs @742# $124.25 70 mix steers, 500-650 lbs...... E. Bachura 62 801 122.75 Butcher Cow Top was 15 hfrs @720# $116.75 11 strs @735# $123.25 65 mix steers, 800-850 lbs...... V. Bohn 10 870 116.00 15 hfrs @736# $116.25 35 strs @793# $120.75 65 blk-x steers, 850-875 lbs...... E. Brockmeier $81.25 @ 1455 lbs. 12 hfrs @785# $115.25 9 strs @792# $119.75 60 blk-x steers, 850-875 lbs...... Johnson Farms 21 906 115.00 Butcher Bull Top was 9 hfrs @808# $115.00 7 strs @828# $119.75 28 mix heifers, 650-750 lbs...... Wertzberger Farms HEIFERS $88.50 @ 1840 lbs. 15 hfrs @839# $114.25 27 strs @806# $119.50 150 blk-x steers, 800-850 lbs...... C. Strauss 10 hfrs @852# $113.25 5 strs @808# $118.50 1 240 159.00 Bred Cows $950 4 hfrs @980# $104.50 27 strs @841# $117.25 7 316 149.50 Pairs No Test 3 strs @320# $170.00 18 strs @866# $116.75 UPCOMING SALE in conjunction with the Kansas Angus Association 2 strs @335# $168.00 13 strs @889# $116.75 SPECIAL ANGUS INFLUENCE FEMALE SALE: 7 strs @432# $164.00 14 strs @958# $117.00 4 strs @400# $162.00 8 strs @921# $116.75 MONDAY, MARCH 28 AT 6 PM 5 strs @494# $162.00 7 strs @915# $115.00 FALL COWS: CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 22: 6 strs @449# $161.00 10 strs @967# $114.00 60 Ang. 1st calf hfrs, 80 day calving period bred to sons of New Design COWS: $65.00-$77.75 SHELLS: $54.00 and down 6 Ang. 18 mo. 1st calf hfrs due 8/25 to 9/15 bred to New Design 208 TO SELL @ 12:30: $55.00-$64.75 BULLS: $86.00-$94.00 15 Ang. x 1st calf heifers bred to Blythe Angus Ranch Bulls 10 Ang. x 3-5 yr. cows due 9/20 to 11/20 bred to Angus bulls 72-72 ANGUS X 1ST CALF HEIFER PAIRS UPCOMING GRASS CATTLE SALES: SPRING PAIRS: 8-8 Angus 1st calf heifer pairs 15-15 ANGUS X 1ST CALF HEIFER PAIRS MARCH 23RD 30-30 Angus x 1st calf heifer pairs 240 blk & blkwf strs, 575-625 lbs, WV and condition! 20-20 Angus x 1st calf heifer pairs 80 red & char strs, 575-625 lbs, WV and condition! 20-20 Angus x 2 yrs to 7 yrs old, Complete Dispersal Following cows & pairs: 65 mostly blk strs, 750-800 lbs, WV 13-13 Angus x 3 yrs to 7 yrs old, Complete Dispersal 110 wf steers & heifers, 650-850 lbs. 30 blk strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs, WV 20-20 Angus x 5 yrs to 7 yrs old 26 blk & red strs & hfrs, 450-600 lbs, WV 4-4 Angus Fall 1st calf heifer pairs, bred back 70 Angus steers & heifers, 450-650 lbs. 20 mix strs & hfrs, 450-600 lbs, WV 8-8 Angus 1st calf purebred heifer pairs 40 mix steers & heifers, 800-950 lbs. 15 mostly blk strs & hfrs, 400-500 lbs, WV 6-6 Reg. Angus pairs, 2-9 yrs. 10 red Angus strs & hfrs, 350-500 lbs 8-8 blk cows with Angus calves, 9 yrs & older PLUS MORE BY 130 mix steers, 750-850 lbs. MARCH 30TH OPEN HEIFERS: 25 Angus x, 700-750 lbs. 160 blk & blkwf strs, 575-625 lbs, WV and condition! 3 Reg. Angus, 700-800 lbs. SALE TIME! APRIL 6TH 180 blk & blk wf strs, 575-625 lbs, WV and condition! JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566 70 red & char strs, 575-625 lbs, WV Junction City Field Reps: Jim Heine 785-765-3480, Alma Clay Center Field Representatives: Lyle Perry, 785-392-4165 Expecting a nice Dock Run of Calves and Feeders! Start selling butcher Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Bruce Rogge, 785-692-4214 cows & bulls @ 11 AM then calves, followed by the feeder cattle auction! Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185 THANK YOU for all of your continued support! Your business always appreciated! HOWARD LANGVARDT KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT785-762-2702 LYNN LANGVARDT For Cattle Appraisals Call: 785-238-8212 785-499-5434 785-238-1858 BRODY PEAK, 620-343-5107 GLENN UNRUH, 620-341-0607 Cell: 785-761-5812 Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813 LYLE WILLIAMS, Field Representative, 785-229-5457 WIBW 580 - 6:45 A.M. Thurs; KVOE 1400 - 6:30-6:45 A.M. Thurs. & Fri. Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Page 47 Kansas in this group, and where the plants need gallon tank mounted on needs to be applied to the I’m humbled by that.” them, so as to conserve J.B. Pearl’s tractor back in plants.” ARA has some 370 product use and maximize 1961, modern applicators A device rolls across members with 2,000 retail yield. It starts with exten- have 1,800-gallon tanks the field, with giant flota- Kansas outlets from coast to coast. sive soil testing in grid and can cover 600 acres in tion tires and metal wings This year, the chairman of sampling form. In other a day. Modern applicators which reach 70 feet this national organization words, soils are tested in may include autosteering across. This is not science Profile comes from the rural com- acre-and-a-half grids, devices and spray wings fiction, it’s modern appli- munity of St. Marys, popu- rather than as a composite which can reach out to a cation of crop nutrients By Ron Wilson lation 2,221 people. Now, of an entire field, for ex- 70-foot swath. using precision agricul- that’s rural. ample. “The newest technolo- ture. We commend Doyle “ARA offers continuing This data is entered gy we’re working with is Pearl and other members Executive Director education training and into a computerized field called a green-seeker sys- of the Agricultural Retail- leadership opportunities, map using global position- tem,” Doyle said. “As we ers Association who are of the Huck Boyd but our primary purpose ing satellite and geo- drive through a cornfield, making a difference by Institute is advocacy,” Doyle said. graphic information sys- the sensors on this device using technology to bene- “We are working to make tem technology. Once the read the reflected in- fit their farmer-customers. sure that the right infor- soil and plant nutrient frared light from the No, it’s not science fiction, Doyle Pearl — Agricultural mation and sound science needs are determined, chlorophyll and deter- but it is science, and it’s is delivered to members modern applicators use mine how much nitrogen fact. Retailers Association of Congress and regulato- the field map to automati- ry agencies in Washington, cally guide the applica- A device rolls across wife brought it to the D.C.” tion of fertilizers at vari- the field, with giant flota- fields in a farm truck. Sound science is espe- able rates as needed Duncan/Hunt tion tires and metal wings From that beginning, J.B. cially important these while moving across the Eastern Kansas Elite Club Pig Sale reaching 70 feet across. Is and his sons built the fam- days, given the increased field. this something out of sci- ily fertilizer business level of science and tech- “It’s a really good tool Friday, April 8, 2011 ence fiction? A landing through the years. nology found in agricul- to use,” Doyle said. “One Barn Opens 2:00 PM - Sale @ 7:30 PM from outer space? No, this Today J.B. Pearl Sales ture today. of our machines can apply Sale Location: device is the newest in and Service is an active For example, in the four different products at McDougal Family Farm fertilizer applicator sys- member of the Agricultur- 1990s, J.B. Pearl Sales and variable rates.” In effect, tems. It’s being utilized by al Retailers Association, Service moved their com- this is like giving a treat- 23630 147th Street, Leavenworth KS 66048 an innovative agribusi- the national non-profit as- pany into the use of preci- ment with an injection Contact Phones: Ryan Hunt, 620-660-2173 Nancy McDougal, 913-683-1023 ness firm in rural Kansas. sociation representing the sion agriculture. Preci- rather than a shotgun. It Chris McDougal, 913-775-1918 Now the general manager interests of agricultural sion agriculture is a scien- has agronomic, environ- of this company is playing retailers on legislative tific form of crop produc- mental, and economic Oﬀering 50 elite Barrows and Gilts a national leadership role and regulatory issues in tion which places precise benefits. Born between January and February for his industry. Doyle Washington, D.C. After amounts of nutrients In contrast to the 250- Pearl is general manager several years of serving on of J.B. Pearl Sales and the ARA Board, Doyle Service in St. Marys. As Pearl became the chair- ATTENTION CATTLE FEEDERS we learned last time, man of the Agricultural BELLEVILLE 81 LIVESTOCK SALES Doyle’s business was Retailers Association in Junction Hwys 36 & 81 Belleville, Kansas Go to the Source for calves in northeast Kansas founded by his parents, December 2010. and southeast Nebraska J.B. and Eileen Pearl, “ARA is the voice of ag CATTLE SALES EVERY FRIDAY • 10:30 AM back in 1961. J.B. was retailers and the distribu- Special Cow-Calf Sale with Regular Sale Friday, March 25 Riverside Cattle Company farming in the Kansas tion arm of our industry,” 60 blk blkwf cows, most w/fancy blk calves, balance All calves will be purchased in Missouri and Kansas, loaded, River Valley and started Doyle said. “The associa- calving soon, Merlin Degener, Deshler, Ne.; 20 blk red and shipped the same day (partial loads available) applying anhydrous am- tion includes coopera- cows w/blk Char-x calves; 10 red-blk hfrs w/blk red Delivered Price: monia fertilizer for neigh- tives, large national ac- calves; 10 blk cows w/blk calves; 15 blk xbred cows, Heifers: 350-400 lbs. $135.00-$142.00 bred; 15 blk red cows w/blk calves. boring farmers. He mount- counts, and independent 400-500 lbs. $130.00-$135.00 PLUS MORE BY SALE TIME! ed a 250-gallon tank on the businesses such as our- 500-600 lbs. $125.00-$132.00 back of his tractor to selves,” Doyle said. “It’s SPECIAL FALL FEEDER & CALF SALE: FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Steers & Bulls: 350-450 lbs. $150.00-$160.00 Many groups of Fall Calves coming plus Feeders! 450-500 lbs. $140.00-$145.00 apply fertilizer while his an honor to represent CALL WITH CONSIGNMENTS! Check website: Belleville81.com for listings 500-550 lbs. $135.00-$140.00 plus markets on cattle & goats • Calves will be mixed color (black, red, char crosses) unless ordered otherwise • All blacks upon request add $5.00 Barry & Angii Kort, Owners • 785-527-2258 • All prices includes freight SUNDAY,ANTIQUE MARCH AUCTION 27 — 10:00 AM Myron DeGraff • 785-243-4368 • Will buy back as yearling Dean Sothes • 785-374-4288 Call for daily price quote Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Alan Reith • 785-541-0452 Saline Co. Expo 900 Greeley For Market Reports, Early Listings and to For more information contact: Watch Our Sale Live click on SALINA, KANSAS Website: Belleville81.com Jim Breeding, 785-562-7248, cell TOYS, COLLECTABLES, GLASS, TOOLS & OTHER 785-325-2243 barn, 785-562-2615 home See last week’s Grass & Grain for full listings. “If you don’t like ’em on delivery, you don’t own ’em”

Note: This is a very nice auction, we will run 2 auctions part of the day. Check our website for pictures at Eureka Livestock Sale www.thummelauction.com. P.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045 Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. Auction Conducted By 620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475 1/2 mile East of Holton, KS on 16 Highway THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC 785-738-0067 or 785-738-5933 Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp Livestock Auction every Tuesday at 12:00 Noon Serving the Midwest Livestock Industry for 58 Years! On Thursday, March 17 we had 1,560 head of cattle on a very good market. MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 15 STEERS 8 bk bwf [email protected] 27 mix [email protected] WE SOLD 1001 CATTLE ELDORADO 12 bk [email protected] 23 bk bwf [email protected] 10 bk [email protected] STEERS HEIFERS LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. 5 bk bwf [email protected] 55 bk bwf chr [email protected] 5 bk [email protected] 3 blk bulls [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] 20 bk bwf [email protected] 10 bk [email protected] 12 red bk [email protected] 6 blk bulls [email protected] 3 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 10 bk [email protected] 36 bk red [email protected] 25 mix [email protected] 6 blk bulls [email protected] 3 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 10 char bk [email protected] 12 bk bwf [email protected] 25 bk x [email protected] 7 blk bwf males [email protected] 3 blk hfrs [email protected] 316-320-3212 9 bk [email protected] 64 bk red [email protected] 17 red bk [email protected] 5 blk bwf gray strs [email protected] Fax: 316-320-7159 7 char bk [email protected] 38 bk red [email protected] 7 char bk [email protected] 8 blk char x strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] 2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, 5 bk [email protected] 26 bk red [email protected] 16 bk bwf [email protected] 12 blk rwf bulls [email protected] 10 blk rwf hfrs [email protected] 15 bk bwf [email protected] 20 bk char [email protected] 6 bk [email protected] 24 blk char x strs [email protected] 4 blk hfrs [email protected] 56 char red [email protected] El Dorado, KS 67042 13 bk [email protected] 15 bk [email protected] 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] 8 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] Market Report - Sale Date - 3-17-11. Head Count: 1637 25 mix [email protected] 3 bk char [email protected] 21 bk bwf [email protected] 7 blk bwf males [email protected] 7 blk hfrs [email protected] 23 char-x [email protected] HEIFERS 25 bk red [email protected] 300-400 lb. steers, $120-$172; heifers, $115-$149; 400-500 lb. 7 blk bwf strs [email protected] 6 blk hfrs [email protected] steers, $117.50-$162; heifers, $115-$148; 500-600 lb. steers, 7 bk gray [email protected] 5 bk bwf [email protected] 24 bk char [email protected] 6 bk bwf [email protected] 9 bk bwf [email protected] 23 mix [email protected] 4 blk bulls [email protected] 6 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] $117.50-$158.50; heifers, $112.50-$139.50; 600-700 lb. steers, 7 blk red bulls [email protected] $115-$145; heifers, $110-$128.50; 700-800 lb. steers, $112.50-$131; 15 red bk [email protected] 5 char bk [email protected] 13 bk bwf [email protected] 8 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] 38 mix [email protected] 7 bk [email protected] 10 bk red [email protected] 8 blk bwf strs [email protected] 8 blk char hfrs [email protected] heifers, $105-$121; 800-900 lb. heifers, $100-$112.75. Trend on 12 blk red males [email protected] Calves: Choice steer calves, steady to $3 lower; Choice heifer 15 bk red [email protected] 10 bk [email protected] 60 bk char [email protected] 4 blk bwf char hfrs [email protected] 15 char bk [email protected] 6 bk [email protected] 10 bk [email protected] 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] calves, $3-$5 lower. Trend on Feeder Cattle: not enough feeder 4 blk bwf red bulls [email protected] 9 blk hfrs [email protected] steers for market test but would be weaker; feeder heifers, $2-$3 18 bk bwf [email protected] 15 char bk [email protected] 4 bk red [email protected] 7 blk bwf strs [email protected] 6 blk red hfrs [email protected] lower. Butcher Cows: High dressing cows: $72.50-$86.50; Avg. BUTCHER COWS: $63-$83, most- BUTCHER BULLS: $72.50-$91.75, 5 blk strs [email protected] 8 herf hfrs [email protected] dressing cows, $60-$72.50; Low dressing cows, $40-$60. Sotck ly $70-$80, $1-$2 higher, very active very active. cows: bred cows, $800-$1450; cow/calf pairs, $800-$1975. Butcher 23 blk bwf char strs [email protected] 12 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $77.50-$89.Trend on Cows & Bulls: Early Consignments for March 24: 6 herf strs [email protected] 12 blk bwf rwf hfrs [email protected] Butcher Cows, $2-$3 higher; Butcher Bulls, steady. 7 blk char strs [email protected] 3 herf hfrs [email protected] • 125 mixed steers, 700-800 lbs, 62 mxd strs [email protected] Consigned for March 24th sale: 40 blk hfrs [email protected] • 41 mixed steers, 700-750 lbs. 5 blk bwf strs [email protected] 6 blk bwf hfrs [email protected] • 180 black steers, 800 lbs 16 blk bwf strs [email protected] • 70 black bwf steers & heifers, 500-700 lbs. 14 blk bwf rwf hfrs [email protected] • 40 black steers & heifers, 700 lbs • 50 black red steers & heifers, 400-600 lbs. 5 blk bulls [email protected] • 50 black steers & heifers, 450-550 lbs 5 herf strs [email protected] • 400 steers & heifers, 500-625 lbs, dry wintered • 70 black bwf heifers, 625-675 lbs., open • 30 black bwf heifers, 775-825 lbs., open HARRIS AUCTION SERVICE We welcome your consignments! Early Consignments for March 31: MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION If you have cattle to consign or would like additional information, MARCH 26, 2011 • STARTING AT 9:00 AM please call the office at 316-320-3212 • 175 Holstein steers, 500-650 lbs., real nice check our website for updated consignments: PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR UP TO DATE LISTINGS. www.eldoradolivestock.com • 120 fancy Red Angus strs & hfrs, 400-650 lbs., homeraised, NEW ITEMS ARRIVING DAILY. real green holtonlivestock.com Chris Locke Steven Hamlin • 100 blk red Char heifers, 400-500 lbs., weaned & vaccinat- Dan Harris, Auctioneer & Owner • 785-364-3320 (316) 320-1005 (H) (316) 747-2521 (H) ed, open, ready for grass Danny Deters, Corning, Auct. & Field Rep • 785-868-2591 (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 222-1199 (M) • 50 black bwf steers & heifers, 450-600 lbs. Dick Coppinger, Winchester, Field Rep. • 913-774-2415 Steve Aeschliman, Sabetha, Field Rep. • 785-284-2417 Larry Womacks, Fieldman Van Schmidt, Fieldman We appreciate your business! (620) 394-3273 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) Larry Matzke, Wheaton, Field Rep. • 785-268-0225 Barn Phone • 785-364-4114 (620) 229-0076 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M) Ron Ervin - Owner-Manager Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM Home Phone - 620-583-5385 WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com Mobile Cell 620-750-0123 EMAIL: [email protected] Page 48 Grass & Grain, March 22, 2011 Smithfield launches pork production videos (AP) - Smithfield videos that provide an in- farm, are moved to a nurs- terward, they are moved welfare organization’s be finished. Shapiro on Foods Inc. is giving con- depth look at pork pro- ery farm, and then to a for about three weeks to a factory farming cam- Monday called on Smith- sumers a behind-the- duction at the company’s finishing farm. Some of crate large enough to paign, called Smithfield’s field to provide a time- scenes look at the world’s Murphy-Brown livestock the commentary for the nurse their piglets be- new videos an example of line for replacing the largest pork producer on production subsidiary, series was provided by fore being artificially in- “whitewashing.” small gestation crates. the heels of animal abuse based in North Carolina. animal handling expert seminated and placed “We documented Smithfield also said it allegations at one of its The seven videos, Temple Grandin, a pro- back into the gestation footage from a whistle- regretted the incident hog farms. which run from three to fessor of animal science crates. blower ... showing what and abhorred the actions The Smithfield, Va.- 10 minutes each and were at Colorado State Univer- The investigation also conditions are like, not of individuals who chose based company said last shot at facilities across sity. found: a lame pig was when a public relations to ignore its policies. As Monday that it has re- the U.S., show how piglets The videos are avail- shot in the forehead with firm brings their cameras part of the company’s in- leased a new series of begin their life on a sow able on YouTube and the a stun gun and thrown in there for a white-glove vestigation, it inter- company website, as well into a trash bin while still tour,” Shapiro said. viewed more than 175 em- as SchoolTube, a video alive; employees jabbed The company has said ployees and subsequently sharing site for teachers pigs with gate rods to get it is in the process of con- fired two employees and and students. them to move; and pigs verting a number of its their supervisor. Smith- “Our goal is to take the with open sores because sow farms from individ- field Foods released rec- mystery out of pork pro- they couldn’t move in the ual gestation stalls to ommendations of an inde- duction by answering crates. group housing for preg- pendent investigative many of the questions Paul Shapiro, senior nant sows, but hasn’t said team after the allega- that people ask us,” Don director of the animal when that transition will tions. Butler, director of government relations and public affairs for Murphy- Brown, said in a news release. “These video tours give viewers a close look inside our hog farms and lets people see firsthand how we put our commitment to product quality, food safety and animal care into prac- tice.’’ In December, the Hu- mane Society of the Unit- ed States released results from an undercover investigation that showed breeding pigs abused and crammed into small gestation crates at one of its Virginia farms. Photos and video from the Humane Society’s investigation showed about 1,000 large female pigs crammed into metal A K-State cowboy rounds up the bulls at the Legacy crates that severely limited their ability to move. Sale. This was the KSU Purebred Beef Teaching Unit's The pigs stay in the 34th Annual Bull & Female Sale. It’s held each March crates, also called sow in Manhattan, selling Angus, Hereford and Simmental stalls, during their four- cattle as well as ranch-broke horses. month pregnancies. Af-

Sell By STARTING TIME 11:30 AM Or Buy Auction We sold 1643 cattle March 15. There wasCattle good demand for steer Tuesdays 3 blk/red hfrs 465 @ 144.00 20 bwf/blk hfrs 662 @ 121.85 1 blk cow 1185 @ 68.75 BULLS and heifer calves at fully steady prices. Feeder steers and heifers 3 red hfrs 402 @ 142.00 7 bwf/blk hfrs 677 @ 119.50 1 bwf cow 1090 @ 68.50 2 Angus bulls @ 1700.00 sold steady to $2.00 lower. The cow and bull market remained 4 bwf/blk hfrs 536 @ 141.50 71 blk/red hfrs 750 @ 116.25 1 bwf cow 1190 @ 67.50 1 Angus bull @ 1625.00 steady. 2 blk hfrs 368 @ 140.00 25 char/red hfrs 793 @ 114.25 1 blk cow 1050 @ 67.00 2 Angus bulls @ 1525.00 11 blk/red hfrs 456 @ 140.00 6 bwf/blk hfrs 726 @ 113.50 STEER & BULL CALVES 22 bwf/blk strs 638 @ 155.50 1 red cow 1160 @ 66.00 1 Angus bull @ 1500.00 2 bwf/blk hfrs 450 @ 138.00 66 blk/char hfrs 784 @ 113.10 1 bwf str 225 @ 185.00 7 bwf/blk strs 601 @ 153.00 1 blk cow 1045 @ 64.00 1 blk bull 2020 @ 89.00 5 bwf/blk hfrs 477 @ 138.00 10 blk hfrs 770 @ 112.50 1 blk str 280 @ 178.00 4 blk strs 556 @ 150.00 1 sim cow 1565 @ 62.50 1 blk bull 2055 @ 88.50 4 blk hfrs 486 @ 137.00 5 bwf/wf hfrs 633 @ 110.00 1 blk str 300 @ 175.00 4 bwf/blk strs 570 @ 150.00 1 wf cow 1035 @ 61.75 1 blk bull 2305 @ 88.00 6 blk hfrs 518 @ 136.00 7 blk/red hfrs 822 @ 107.25 1 bwf str 340 @ 171.00 10 blk/red strs 620 @ 147.00 1 wf bull 1855 @ 87.50 2 wf hfrs 433 @ 135.00 4 bwf hfrs 889 @ 107.00 12 blk strs 543 @ 168.50 5 bwf/blk strs 617 @ 145.00 BRED FEMALES & PAIRS 1 blk bulls 2070 @ 86.00 10 blk hfrs 534 @ 135.00 11 blk/char hfrs 948 @ 103.50 5 blk strs 429 @ 166.00 6 blk/char strs 626 @ 143.00 2 blk cows @ 1450.00 1 wf bull 1380 @ 83.00 4 bwf/blk hfrs 540 @ 135.00 8 bwf/blk hfrs 995 @ 102.75 5 bwf/blk strs 504 @ 166.00 13 blk strs 746 @ 134.00 1 bwf cow/cf @ 1250.00 1 red bull 1310 @ 82.50 25 wf/bwf hfrs 401 @ 134.50 8 mix hfrs 838 @ 100.50 2 bwf strs 540 @ 166.00 12 blk strs 743 @ 133.50 1 blk hfr @ 1010.00 1 blk bull 2115 @ 80.00 6 blk/red hfrs 528 @ 134.50 4 bwf/blk strs/bulls 361 @ 165.00 4 bwf strs 714 @ 131.50 1 blk cow @ 600.00 1 blk bull 1230 @ 75.00 13 blk/red hfrs 495 @ 134.00 COWS & HEIFERETTES 49 blk/char strs 508 @ 161.50 9 bwf/blk strs 748 @ 130.00 1 wf bull 1660 @ 74.50 5 blk hfrs 520 @ 134.00 4 blk/bwf hfrts 870 @ 107.50 6 bwf/blk strs 483 @ 160.50 13 blk/sim strs 754 @ 125.00 6 blk/red hfrs 520 @ 131.50 1 blk hfrt 930 @ 101.50 3 blk strs 522 @ 160.50 120 blk/char strs 853 @ 118.10 19 bwf/wf hfrs 482 @ 131.25 1 x-bred hfrts 990 @ 100.50 CONSIGNMENTS FOR 2 blk strs 343 @ 160.00 12 char strs 823 @ 118.00 2 red hfrs 445 @ 130.00 1 blk hfrt 965 @ 98.00 4 blk/char strs 479 @ 159.00 120 blk/char strs 894 @ 117.50 9 mix hfrs 450 @ 129.00 1 blk hfrt 1095 @ 97.00 TUESDAY, MARCH 22 5 blk strs 504 @ 158.00 60 mix strs 881 @ 117.25 5 bwf/sim hfrs 534 @ 128.00 1 blk hfrt 1000 @ 93.50 2 blk strs 530 @ 157.00 12 blk strs 897 @ 117.25 8 mix hfrs 536 @ 127.50 1 blk hfrt 955 @ 93.00 325 Angus bwf strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs., weaned, 2 2 blk strs 545 @ 157.00 30 blk strs 869 @ 117.10 3 wf/bwf hfrs 457 @ 125.00 1 bwf hfrt 1080 @ 89.50 rounds shots, no implants, strictly hay fed, ready for 2 bwf strs 495 @ 156.00 59 mix strs 879 @ 117.10 1 blk cow 1435 @ 76.00 3 bwf/blk strs 528 @ 154.00 10 blk/red strs 937 @ 115.10 grass STOCKER & FEEDER HEIFERS 1 blk cow 1295 @ 75.50 4 bwf/blk strs 539 @ 153.00 16 char strs 957 @ 114.75 85 blk char strs, 600-625 lbs., weaned, vaccinated, 3 blk hfrs 588 @ 137.00 1 sim cow 1445 @ 74.25 2 bwf/blk strs 463 @ 151.00 14 bwf/blk strs 905 @ 114.00 2 blk hfrs 575 @ 135.50 1 blk cow 1265 @ 73.50 strictly green, ready for grass 7 x-bred bulls 440 @ 150.00 61 mix strs 924 @ 114.00 20 blk hfrs 559 @ 135.00 1 blk cow 1170 @ 73.00 110 blk strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs., weaned, vaccinated 5 blk bulls 518 @ 149.00 57 mix strs 912 @ 113.10 10 blk hfrs 580 @ 134.00 1 char cow 1500 @ 72.25 2 red bulls 440 @ 148.00 9 blk strs 843 @ 112.50 65 blk char strs, 775-800 lbs. 2 blk/red hfrs 573 @ 130.00 1 blk cow 1350 @ 72.00 6 bwf/blk strs/bulls 503 @ 146.00 11 blk/char strs 1102 @ 101.00 65 blk bwf strs, 825-850 lbs. 6 blk hfrs 584 @ 130.00 1 blk cow 1105 @ 71.75 10 wf bulls 414 @ 141.50 58 blk x-bred strs, 875-900 lbs. 3 blk hfrs 578 @ 128.00 2 blk cows 1273 @ 71.50 2 x-bred bulls 398 @ 140.00 HEIFER CALVES 15 bwf/blk hfrs 601 @ 126.50 1 blk cow 1000 @ 70.75 180 blk bwf strs, 875-900 lbs. 1 blk hfr 310 @ 156.00 3 wf hfrs 550 @ 125.00 1 sim cow 1130 @ 70.00 118 blk bwf strs, 900-925 lbs. STOCKER & FEEDER STEERS 1 bwf hfr 335 @ 156.00 11 blk hfrs 663 @ 124.50 1 blk cow 1295 @ 69.50 3 blk strs 572 @ 165.00 1 blk hfrs 210 @ 150.00 25 blk strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs., weaned, vaccinated 9 blk/red hfrs 637 @ 122.50 1 blk cow 1260 @ 69.00 3 blk strs 570 @ 165.00 2 bwf/blk hfrs 448 @ 148.00 20 blk strs & hfrs, 475-550 lbs. 4 blk strs 566 @ 163.50 8 blk/sim hfrs 311 @ 146.00 70 blk bwf strs & hfrs, 450-600 lbs., weaned, vaccinated 4 blk strs 581 @ 161.00 5 blk hfrs 472 @ 146.00 90 blk bwf strs & hfrs, 550-700 lbs., weaned, vaccinated 6 wf/bwf strs 563 @ 160.00 6 blk hfrs 467 @ 145.50 WATCH OUR AUCTIONS 9 blk/red strs 609 @ 156.50 4 blk hfrs 421 @ 144.50 1 - 18 mo. Angus bull, semen tested FOR INFORMATION OR ESTIMATES: LIVE ON DVAuctions.com REZAC BARN . . . . .ST. MARYS, 785-437-2785 LELAND BAILEY . . .TOPEKA, 785-286-1107 DENNIS REZAC . . . .ST. MARYS, 785-437-6349 LYNN REZAC . . . .ST. MARYS, 785-456-4943 DENNIS’ CELL PHONE ...... 785-456-4187 REX ARB ...... 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