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St. Cloud, MN
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2014
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DAIRY
Conference &
SCHOLARSHIP AUCTION & WALL
EXPO
OF
WINE
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
The Scholarship Auction is part of the Gala starting at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 3 and raises funds for the scholarship programs of Minnesota Milk Producers Association and Upper Midwest Dairy Industry Association. A complete listing of all items will be available at the auction. Participants can also buy a cork at our Wall of Wine starting at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 3 through the end of the show or until all corks are gone. You are guaranteed a bottle of wine valued at $10 and up. Come support the next generation!
• Chad Greenway Signed Vikings Jersey
• Calf Pail with full size products
• Lely Luna Cow Brush
• 4 - Chanhassen Dinner and Show Tickets (2 Coupons good for 2 people each)
Donated by Udder Comfort
Donated by Midwest Dairy
Hello Dolly! Valid on performances through 2/8/15
Donated by Lely, USA
Donated by KASM 1150 AM Radio
• Hand Crafted Wooden Bowls & Coaster Set
• Bonnie Mohr Prints
Carved from Elm and cedar Carved & donated by retired dairy farmer Jerry Schutz.
Donated by AgStar Financial Services
• Cheese Curd Gift Basket
• Flood/Wall Pack: FL/WP50-50W LED 120/240V
Bring the state fair home with a cheese curd gift basket from Redhead Creamery. Complete with fresh cheese curds, batter mix and local honey.
Donated by CBM Lighting
Donated by Redhead Creamery
• Step Lite X Work Boots
• Pedal Tractor
Mens size 12
Donated by Champion Milking Systems
Donated by Midwest Machinery Company
• Five gallon pail of Touch Free Touchless Car and Truck Wash. This product can be used
• Baby Girl & Boy Quits
with either hot or cold water to remove grease and/or road film from cars, trucks, and trailers.
Donated by Stone’s Dairy
Legacy Revolution Turbo Rotary Nozzle.
This nozzle delivers the deep cleaning impact of a 0-degree nozzle and the fast cleaning of a widecoverage fan spray nozzle.
Donated by Express Power Washers
• Polydome Calf Warmer
Donated by Dairyland Supply
• Various Butter and Cheese Packages from the UMDIA Fall Contest. Donated by Upper Midwest Dairy Industry Association
• “Black and White” 20”x20” frame-able print. Proud Amish team, perfectly matched, perfect cadenced. Donated by Cowgirl365 Photography
• 2 Timberwolves Tickets Sunday 12/14/14
vs. The Lakers | Sect 106, Row Z Seats 16-17
2 Timberwolves Tickets Monday 2/9/15
vs. Atlanta Hawks|Sect 106, Row Z, Seats 16-17 Donated by Kelm Managment Services
• 2 - QT size bottles of Heal Max Wart Spray Donated by AgroChem
• Limited Edition Claas Chopper Toy 1:32 Donated by Arnold’s Inc.
• 1 Case of ToDay Mastitis Tubes Donated by Boehringer Ingelheim
• Terry Redlin Print
Donated by American Agco Trading Company
• Kindle Fire
Donated by MERIAL
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HAVE SOME FUN AND SUPPORT THE NEXT GENERATION AT OUR SCHOLARSHIP AUCTION.
We’ve awarded over $55,000 through this program since 1996!
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“... it doesn’t cost, it pays.” — Steve Burton
Steve Burton uses Udder Comfort at his dairy and shows it in the unique swing-parlor they recently installed at his father’s dairy where Udder Comfort is also product of choice.
R&C DAIRY, Randall and Chad Burton COLUMBIA, KENTUCKY 220 cows producing 24,500 lbs SCC 220 — 230,000 “We love Udder Comfort™ and most of us use it,” says Steve Burton about the five dairy farms of family members totaling 1000 cows near Columbia, Kentucky, where Steve’s father Randall started the home dairy farm. Today, the home farm is R&C Dairy, operated by Randall and son Chad. The five farms share cropping equipment to grow feed for their own cow herds, and together, they haul their milk. “We stay using Udder Comfort at our farm because it is the most effective product. It really pulls the swelling out,” says Steve who uses it at his 200-cow dairy where production averages 23,000 pounds and SCC 190,000. “If we have a flare up, Udder Comfort brings it down, fast, and for fresh cows, it is the best. When something works this well, it doesn’t cost, it pays.”
Randall also sees good results with his fresh cows. His 220-cow herd produces 24,500 pounds with SCC averaging 220 to 230,000. “We use Udder Comfort on cows with mastitis and to reduce the swelling in fresh cows,” Randall explains. “It is a good product. We’re glad we have it, and I just don’t think anything else can beat it.”
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Help farmers cope with stress
Farm life with its country setting often is idealized, but as the complications and pace of agriculture have increased, so have the physical and mental demands on farmers. Safety and stress during harvest season cannot be ignored, says Margaret Van Ginkel, an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach human sciences program specialist and Iowa Concern Hotline coordinator. “Farmers deal with everyday tasks of money management, decision-making and equipment maintenance,” Van Ginkel said. “Worry over large debt loads, government regulations, pest outbreaks, animal disease, negative publicity, rapid change within the industry and lack of control over the weather add stress and safety risks.” Van Ginkel noted that farmers work long hours in isolation near their home environment, leaving them no place to escape the stressors, which makes it easy to see why farming ranks as one of the most stressful occupations in the United States. “The physical and mental stress of farming can take a toll on a person’s health,” Van Ginkel said. “Ignoring those signs of stress can lead to fatigue and depression, increasing the risk for accidental injuries, poor decision-making, physical illness and more.” The long days and late nights of harvest can lead farmers to push their limits to get crops out of elds, but research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conrms that breaks can help increase concentration and alertness while reducing the risk for farm accidents. “Get out of the tractor, get out of the combine,” said Van Ginkel. “Take fteen minutes to eat a sandwich on the tailgate of the pickup with your family. It will recharge your energy and help you think clearly again.” Van Ginkel said there are physical signs of stress to look for in yourself or a co-worker. She references the Ag Decision Maker publication Managing Farm Business and Family Stress when she points out physical signs of stress include an increase in headaches, lingering fatigue, disrupted sleep patterns and more frequent illness; emotional signs include frequent anger and irritability. Recognize signs of stress Although adults involved in the agriculture industry may not come out and verbally share they are under nancial or emotional stress, there are signs they may be in need of help, Van Ginkel said. These signs can be observed by friends, neighbors, veterinarians, physicians, clergy, teachers and other community members. Suzanne Pish, a social-emotional health extension educator with Michigan State University Extension, encourages those living in rural communities to look for the following signs of chronic, prolonged stress in farm families: Change in routines. The farmer or family no longer participates in activities they once enjoyed such as church, 4-H or visiting at the local diner. Care of livestock declines. Animals might show signs of neglect or abuse. Increase in illness. Stress puts people at higher “Many farmers who are used risk for upper respiratory illnesses (colds, u) or to working things th out for other chronic conditions emselves mig might be resistant (aches, pains, persistent themselves cough). Increase in farm accidents. to sharing their problems with Fatigue and the inability others.” to concentrate can lead to greater risk of accidents. MARGARET VAN GINKEL Decline in farmstead appearance. The farm family no longer may take pride in the way farm buildings and grounds appear, or no longer have time to do the maintenance work. Children show signs of stress. Children from families under stress may act out, show a decline in academic performance or be increasingly absent from school. They also may show signs of physical abuse or neglect. “Many farmers who are used to working things out for themselves might be resistant to sharing their problems with others. Although asking for help might go against the nature of a strong, self-reliant farmer, obtaining support for stressrelated problems usually provides the most effective and durable solutions,” Van Ginkel said. “It’s important to encourage and refer individuals and families under farm-related stress to needed resources.”
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