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Manhattan Commission Company -13 Grass & Grain, February 18, 2020 Page 13 Perdue proclaims Feb. 16-22 Grain Bin Safety Week U.S. Secretary of Ag- tors, farmers and commu- portant issue,” said Noem. safe work practices in an riculture Sonny Perdue nity leaders will join us “My life changed forever effort to reduce the num- issued a proclamation in expanding knowledge when we lost my dad in ber of accidents associ- naming February 16-22 as of safe practices not just a grain bin accident, and ated with grain handling Grain Bin Safety Week. during National Grain while farmers are often in and storage. In 2018, there Earlier Perude sat down Bin Safety Week, but a hurry to get things done, were 30 documented grain with the Governor of South year-round,” said Perdue. nothing is worth losing a entrapment cases with Dakota, Kristi Noem, to “Tragedies like the one life. This Grain Bin Safety half of those entrapped re- talk about the importance Governor Noem’s family Week, I want to encour- sulting in a fatality. With of grain bin safety on the experienced happen too age producers to evaluate the number of accidents farm. Noem grew up on frequently and call for safety procedures on their increasing, we must in- a farm in Hamlin Coun- greater action, which is farms and ranches. Slow tensify efforts to educate ty, South Dakota and has why I have signed a proc- down and be safe – your farmers. a personal connection to lamation naming Febru- family will thank you for farm safety. She has been ary 16-22 Grain Bin Safety it.” B/C Georgia 8428 won grand champion bred-and- an advocate for increased Week.” The purpose of Grain owned female at the 2020 Kansas Angus Futurity grain bin safety efforts for “I’m grateful for Secre- Bin Safety Week is to years. tary Perdue’s leadership promote education and Junior Show, Jan. 26 in Hutchinson. Austin Woodrow, “We hope grain opera- in highlighting this im- awareness of hazards and Emporia, owns the October 2018 daughter of Duff Carry On 252. She earlier won senior calf champion. Ryan Rash, Crockett, Texas, evaluated the 67 en- tries. Photo by Jeff Mafi, American Angus Association DON’T SHOOT YOUR COMPUTER - OUR WEBSITE IS FIXED! THANK YOU for your patience & understanding! Visit www.grassandgrain.com to subscribe or place an ad online! COMM. CATTLE AUCTION MANHATTAN CO. INC. EVERY FRIDAY 1-800-834-1029 STARTING 10:00 A.M. ON WEIGH COWS Toll-Free FOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M. OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 • OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINE Our CONSIGNMENTS can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscription We had several cancellations on a cold Easton 12 blk [email protected] Spring Hill 6 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] morning for our sale Friday, Febru- Linn 20 blk [email protected] HEIFERS — 550-800 LBS Manhattan 1 Simm [email protected] ary 14th, however the cattle that were Melvern 6 blk [email protected] Council Grove 29 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 Cross [email protected] here found very good interest. Grass Riley 14 Cross [email protected] Riley 18 blk [email protected] Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] weight cattle were selling fully steady Gypsum 3 blk [email protected] Linn 12 blk [email protected] Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] to strong prices. Feeder weight cattle Linn 30 blk [email protected] Leonardville 4 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] were selling $2-$4 higher especially on Williamsburg 9 Heref [email protected] Easton 13 blk [email protected] Gypsum 1 blk [email protected] the steers. Cull cows were selling $2-$4 Onaga 10 blk [email protected] Sabetha 4 blk [email protected] Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] higher. Manhattan 14 Cross [email protected] Gypsum 11 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 Simm [email protected] STEER CALVES — 400-550 LBS. Easton 7 blk [email protected] Onaga 12 blk [email protected] Frankfort 1 blk [email protected] Sabetha 4 blk [email protected] Onaga 12 blk [email protected] Riley 14 Cross [email protected] Vermillion 1 blk [email protected] Spring Hill 6 blk [email protected] Gypsum 19 blk [email protected] Onaga 13 blk [email protected] Manhattan 1 bwf [email protected] Riley 7 blk [email protected] Gypsum 16 blk [email protected] Linn 76 blk [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Melvern 5 blk [email protected] Vermillion 5 blk [email protected] Linn 5 Cross [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Manhattan 5 Cross [email protected] Gypsum 3 blk [email protected] Council Grove 4 blk [email protected] Vermillion 1 blk [email protected] Williamsburg 4 Heref [email protected] Gypsum 9 blk [email protected] Council Grove 3 blk [email protected] Paxico blk [email protected] STEERS — 550-925 LBS. Onaga 26 blk [email protected] COWS & HEIFERETTES — 825-1,875 LBS BULLS — 1,850-1,900 LBS. Alma 52 blk [email protected] Manhattan 8 Cross [email protected] Manhattan 2 Heref [email protected] Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] Onaga 8 blk [email protected] HEIFER CALVES — 400-550 LBS Gypsum 1 blk [email protected] BABY CALVES Onaga 6 blk [email protected] Riley 15 blk [email protected] Clay Center 2 blk [email protected] Council Grove 1 blk @500.00 Riley 10 blk [email protected] Council Grove 13 blk [email protected] Manhattan 2 Heref [email protected] Seneca 1 blk @485.00 Spring Hill 3 blk [email protected] Council Grove 18 blk [email protected] Wamego 1 blk [email protected] Seneca 1 blk @475.00 Centerville 3 mix [email protected] Council Grove 5 Cross [email protected] Leonardville 1 blk [email protected] Wamego 1 blk @460.00 Onaga 20 blk [email protected] Centerville 4 bwf [email protected] Westmoreland 1 blk [email protected] Paxico 1 Cross @450.00 Kirksville, MO 1 blk [email protected] SPECIAL STOCK COW EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR FEB. 21 AND BRED HEIFER SALE • 51 Choice black steers, 650-825 lbs. • 12 Choice black heifers, 650-725 lbs. WED., FEB. 19 • STARTING 11:00 AM • 103 blk & red Angus strs, long weaned, shots, 550-700 lbs. BRED 1st CALF HEIFERS • 85 blk strs & hfrs, weaned 11/1, 2 rds shots, 650-800 lbs. • 91 Big Fancy pelvic measured Blk Gelv Angus cross 1st calf (OCV) hfrs, AI bred June 10 to • 97 choice reputation Angus strs & hfrs, shots, long weaned, 600-800 lbs. LBW Hinkson Angus bull, cleaned up with LBW Hinkson Angus bulls June 21-Aug. 21. • 27 choice reputation Angus strs & hfrs, shots, long weaned, 600-800 lbs. 1st CALF HEIFER PAIRS • 215 choice blk Angus, bwf, few Char & Red Angus strs & hfrs, weaned, 2 rds shots, 450- • 10 gentle blk 1st calf OCV hfrs w/ Genex Fire Solution AI sired calves by side. Worked and 700 lbs. all shots. • 105 Angus Gelv cross (65) strs & (40) hfrs, 2 rds shots, long weaned, 700-900 lbs. • 4 big fancy blk, bwf 1st calf hfrs w/ early Jan. calves by side. • 65 choice reputation Angus strs & hfrs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, 600-800 lbs. • 15 blk & bwf 1st calf OCV hfrs w/ 30 day Angus sired calves by side. • 70 blk & Char strs & hfrs, bunk broke, 2 rds shots, long weaned, 600-800 lbs. • 40 blk bwf & Char cross strs & hfrs, weaned 75 days, 3 rds shots, 450-650 lbs. COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF DON MCLAUGHLIN ESTATE CONSISTING OF: • 38 Angus & Simm Angus strs, long weaned, 3 rds shots, 700-800 lbs. • 50 blk cows, 4 yrs & older, bred to Angus bulls for March & April calves. • 10 Angus hfrs 550-625 lbs. • 10 blk 1st calf hfrs bred to Angus bulls for March & April calves. • 42 Blk Limo cross strs, shots, long weaned, 650-800 lbs. • 5 blk Fall calving cows w/ calves by side. • 8 Blk Limo cross hfrs, shots, long weaned, 900-950 lbs. BRED COWS • 20 Gelv strs & hfrs, 2 rds Fall shots, long weaned 10/15, 550-650 lbs. COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL OF MIKE PENNING CONSISTING OF: • 150 Home raised Blk, BWF, & red strs & hfrs, 2 rd shots, 650-850 lbs. • 52 blk, bwf & Red, 2-5 yrs and older, bred to Mushrush Red Angus bulls to start calving • 8 bwf hfrs, weaned & shots, 550-600 lbs. March 14. • 58 choice reputation blk strs & replacement hfrs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, 600-750 lbs. • 45 August SimmAngus strs, 3 rds shots, 550-850 lbs. • 35 blk, blk baldy cows, 3-5 yrs, bred Angus to start calving Feb. 10. • 6 Polled Heref strs, 2 rds shots, weaned Oct., bunk broke, 650-800 lbs. • 20 red, rwf (Herf) cows, 3-5 yrs, bred Angus to start calving Feb. 10. • 20 mostly black cows, 2-3 yrs, bred for April calving. • 5 Polled Heref hfrs, 2 rds shots, weaned Oct., bunk broke, 650-800 lbs. • 20 blk & Red Angus cows, 4-7 yrs, bred to Angus bulls for March & April calves. • 40 choice Angus strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, weaned Nov., 700-800 lbs. • 43 big blk cows (24 are 2nd calf, balance running age) bred to Cline Angus bulls for end of • 40 blk bwf strs & hfrs, all shots, weaned Nov. 1st, 700-800 lbs. March calving. • 180 blk bwf cows, running ages, bred blk Simm & Angus bulls for Feb.-April calves.
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    >0@ 1s@ 2s. tO 0 24' 24, 24 30o @ 3 )0 @ 18 14th year no. 13 May 28, 1968 )0@ 18 the loan volume of last year. But with corn prices rising and >0@ 18. A Big Corn Carryover holding near the loan rate since @ February, the pace of loan plac- The government forecasts ahas been slightly above last ing has slackened. 70 heavy carryover of around 1,-year it failed to offset reduced l00 1 100,000,000 to1,200,000,000bil- use of other feed grains. With 30p lion bushels of corn next Octo-the indicated slowdown of do- 1 ber 1 despite increased domes-mestic use total carryover of $197,000 For tic use and exports before thisall feed grains before the next .0 (a year's crop is harvested. harvest is estimated at 47 mil- )5 This would compare to stockslion tons, an increase of aboutMarshall Co. Land IS of 823 million bushels at the 10 million tons over stocks at MARYSVILLE -A thousand 30 end of last summer and indi-the start of this year. acres of Marshall county land >0 p 1 eDavy Is Fun Day cates to the Agriculture depart- Feed grain exports for the came close to bringing an aver- .5 @ 16 What's more fun than going to a sale with Dad? ment the probability of lower crop year are put at 23 millionage $200 per acre at auction @ 16 last week. ?s o rk and Gail Anderson spent the day with their average prices for the next fewtons, about 5 per cent more than months of 1968.