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HUGE MID-AMERICAN AUCTION CO.

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Saturday, April 13th, 2013 • 8:30 a.m.

Held at the Hillig Equipment Lot South Hwy. 71, Long Prairie, MN

ATTENTION FARMERS, DEALERS, LENDERS Consign your complete lines or individual tractors, farm equipment, construction equipment, trucks, trailers, ATV’s, lawn and garden items or recreational equipment to one of the most successful, best attended consignment auctions in the upper midwest.

This auction draws between 3,000 and 4,000 bidders from all across North America as well as several participating online. We have trucking, loading and unloading available.

To be a part of our extensive advertising program, please have your items consigned by Thursday, March 21st. Please provide as much information as possible when making consignments, including model numbers, hours, size of equipment, etc. Consignments will be allowed after March 21st, but may not be able to be placed in all advertisements. We will do our best to advertise late consignments so don’t delay - call today to place your items in all advertising.

WE WILL AGAIN PROVIDE ONLINE BIDDING ON MAJOR ITEMS THROUGH PROXIBID. TO HAVE MAJOR ITEMS PLACED ONLINE, WE MUST HAVE THE EQUIPMENT ON OUR LOT NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH. When consigning titled items, you must have title or registration in your name with current tabs or licenses.

Thank you for considering Mid-American Auction Company and Hillig Equipment for your equipment marketing. We are looking forward to hearing from you whether you have one piece or a complete line.

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For more information or to consign your equipment, please phone Marv Hillig at 320-815-8618, Al Wessel at 320-760-2979 or Kevin Winter at 320-760-1593. Thank you!

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STEFFES AUCTIONEERS ONLINE AUCTION Feb. 26 - March 8 • IQBid.com TRACTORS ‘12 NH T9.560, 800/80R38 duals, 295 hrs., full wts...............................Call ‘99 NH 9682, PS, 710/70R38 duals, 6250 hrs. .........................On Auction ‘97 NH 7740, MFD, SLE, cab, AC, loader & bucket ..................Coming In ‘00 NH TL90, MFD, ROPS, w/Bush Hog ldr., 2950 hrs.............Coming In ‘05 NH TG210, MFD, w/susp. mega flow, 2350 hrs., 380/90R50 duals ..............................................................................Coming In ’08 Buehler 435, 4 WD, 710/70R38 duals, 2350 hrs................Coming In ‘81 Steiger ST251 Cougar, 20.8R38 duals, nice! ....................On Auction ‘87 Ford TW25, 2WD, 18.4R38 duals, 7100 hrs ......................On Auction ‘81 Ford TW30, 18.4R38 duals, 7900 hrs ..................................On Auction ‘09 Dixon Grizzly, 27 HP w/61” deck, 200 hrs. ........................On Auction Case 730, diesel, Comfort King, wf, w/loader ........................On Auction IH 656, gas ..........................................................................................On Auction COMBINES/HEADS: ‘96 CIH 2188 w/30.5x32................................................................Coming In ‘03 CIH 1020, 30’ flex head...........................................................Coming In ‘07 NH CR9060, 520/85R42 duals, Y/M loaded, 950 hrs.......... $195,500 ‘03 NH CR960, 20.8R42 duals, Deluxe chopper, 2200 hrs., bin ext., y/m & GPS..................................................... $129,900 ‘00 NH 996, 8R30” corn head w/K&M chopper..........................$40,000 ‘00 NH 996,8R30” corn head, loaded ............................................$25,500 2) ‘98 NH 973, 25’ flex head ......................................................from $8,000 ‘96 NH TR98, 18.4R42 duals, 2400 hrs., loaded................... On Auction 2) ‘96 NH 973, 30’ flex head .........................................................Coming In ‘10 NH 99C 8R30” chopping corn head ..................................Coming In ‘90 NH 974, 6R30” corn head ............................................................. $6,950 ‘01 NH TR99, 18.4R42 duals.........................................................Coming In ‘95 NH TR97, 18.4R42 duals.........................................................Coming In ‘01 NH 73C 30’ flex head...............................................................Coming In (2) NH 974 12R22” corn head .....................................................Coming In CIH 1000 Series, 8 row 22” corn head ......................................Coming In SKID STEERS: ‘05 NH LS185.B, cab & heat, hyd. QA, 78” bkt., wts...................$25,500 ‘97 NH LX485, cab, heat, 3500 hrs..................................................$14,500

‘92 NH L250, 1800 hrs., 42” bucket ......................................... On Auction ‘90 NH L455 w/universal QA ..................................................... On Auction ‘94 Commander 8000, 72 HP, 72” bucket, rubber tracks................................................................................. On Auction ‘07 JD 332, cab/air, 1750 hrs. .................................................... On Auction MISC. EQUIPMENT: ‘99 NH 648 A.T.W. round baler ........................................................$12,950 ‘89 NH 853 round baler, A.T.W.................................................. On Auction Knight 8014 side slinger manure spreader, new hammers .............................................................................. On Auction ‘93 Vermeer 6020, 6 disc mower ............................................. On Auction ‘09 Loftness 240 shredder, like new ..............................................$19,500 Case mtd. 12’ chisel plow........................................................... On Auction JD 610 chisel plow, 41’ ............................................................... On Auction ‘99 JD 980 44-1/2’ field cult., 4 bar harrow.............................Coming In CIH 4900 field cult. w/3 bar harrow .........................................Coming In ‘05 Wil-Rich 957DDR, 9x24 ripper w/harrow .............................$29,900 ‘00 DMI 730B ripper ..................................................................... On Auction ‘10 Parker 1048 grain cart w/tracks, tarp & scale......................$76,500 ‘03 Unverferth 5000 grain cart w/tarp .................................. On Auction ‘10 EZ Trail 510 grain cart w/tarp ............................................ On Auction 2) Parker 2500 wagons ................................................................. ea. $5,000 2) Farm King 200 bu. wagons................................................... On Auction ‘88 CIH 5400 soybean special, 20’ drill, nice ........................ On Auction Westfield MK 100x61’ & 71’ augers ......................................... On Auction ‘10 JD 200 45’ crumbler .....................................................................$15,000 ‘11 Tebben TC94 10’ brush mower................................................... $5,450 ‘05 Wil-Rich 957DDR, 7x30” ripper w/harrow ..................... On Auction ‘08 Wil-Rich 23’ 657DCR w/harrow ................................................$34,500 ‘06 Wil-Rich 31’ 5830 ch plow w/harrow .....................................$31,900 ‘11 Wil-Rich 23’ 657DCR w/harrow & baskets, like new .................. Coming In ‘07 Wil-Rich Quad X 42.5’ field cult. w/harrow & baskets .............. Call ‘93 CIH 4300, 39’ f. cult w/harrow............................................ On Auction ‘91 Wil-Rich 3400, 47’ f. cult. w/harrow ................................. On Auction ‘09 JD 200 Crumbler, 36’............................................................. On Auction

Finding the potential availability of manure phosphorus in soil

BY PAULO PAGLIARI University of Minnesota

Manure has been used as a nutrient source for crop production for many centuries.

However, only in the last few decades have we started to fully understand the chemistry involved in manure nutrient availability.

Phosphorus in manure is a valuable resource for crop production when applied correctly and has proven to improve crop yield to higher levels than commercial fertilizer. In contrast, inappropriate use of animal manure has been reported to negatively impact the environment. Therefore, it’s important to understand the forms of phosphorus in manure and how manure interacts with soil before improved manure management strategies can be developed.

Phosphorus in manure is present in organic and inorganic forms. Those phosphorus forms can be further divided into dissolved and precipitated as inorganic minerals and organic compounds. The amount of phosphorus present in a manure sample is highly variable and depends on the animal species, animal age, duration of manure storage, type of manure storage and other factors. Manure testing is essential to determine the real concentration of phosphorus in a given sample at any given time.

The availability of the manure is phosphorus is dependent on the quantity of the dissolved form, and also on the solubility of the precipitated minerals and organic compounds. The dissolved phosphorus is already in solution, and is highly mobile until it is in contact with soil particles, which provide sites where the phosphorus can attach and become

less mobile. However, manure placed on the soil surface and without being incorporated is highly susceptible to runoff with rainwater. To assure that phosphorus stays in the eld where it belongs, incorporation soon after manure application is very important.

Once manure is applied to soils, the soil pH and soil texture (clay content) will also have an important effect on how available manure phosphorus is. Soils with low pH (less than 7.0) will promote minerals to dissolve fast and the manure phosphorus will become available rather quickly, whereas soils with high pH (greater than 7.0, like soils in the western part of Minnesota) will dissolve more slowly. Studies are starting to report that the clay present in soils may interact with microbes, and as a result, affect mineralization of the organic phosphorus. Phosphorus in organic compounds must rst be mineralized before it can become available for plant uptake. Research has shown soils high in clay content (greater than 12 percent) might have lower mineralization of organic phosphorus.

The organic phosphorus may stay stored in the soil for more than one cropping season, which would provide a source of phosphorus for following growing seasons. This is also one of the forms of manure phosphorus that has been called residual manure phosphorus.

The residual phosphorus from manure can be any form of the inorganic or organic phosphorus that did not dissolve and reacted with the soil in the rst year after the manure application.

For more information on nutrient management in soils, visit University of Minnesota Extension at www.extension.umn.edu/ agriculture/nutrient-management.

News and Dairy Views from across the region

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South Dakota Dairy Princess candidates sought The Midwest Dairy Association South Dakota Division is seeking candidates to participate in the state Dairy Princess contest scheduled for March 26 and 27, 2013, at the Sioux Falls Convention Center and Sheraton Hotel in Sioux Falls. The event is held in conjunction with the Central Plains Dairy Expo and Convention. The South Dakota Dairy Princess reigns for one year as the ofcial goodwill ambassador for the state’s dairy industry, making a variety of public appearances to help consumers understand dairy products and the responsible practices used by dairy producers. The new princess will be South Dakota’s 58th Dairy Princess. The entry deadline is February 28, 2013. Candidates must be 17 to 23 years old, a graduating high school senior this year, unmarried and have parents or guardians who are actively engaged in the production of milk for sale to a licensed plant. A candidate also qualies if she, her parents or guardian is employed on a dairy farm. Candidates are judged on their communication skills, personality, general knowledge of the dairy industry and enthusiasm for dairy promotion. The 2013 South Dakota Dairy Princess will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Midwest Dairy Association. A $500 scholarship from the Central Plains Dairy Expo will be awarded to the rst runner-up. All candidates competing in the 2013 South Dakota Dairy Princess contest will receive a $250 scholarship. For complete rules and an application form, visit midwestdairycheckoff.com or contact Seena Glessing, Midwest Dairy Association dairy princess consultant, 8554 Grover Ave. SW, Waverly, MN 55390 or (320) 282-6337, or email seena.glessing@gmail.com.

Baier named AgSource Cooperative COO The AgSource Board of Directors has named Pat Baier Chief Operating Ofcer of the cooperative, effective immediately. Baier succeeds Pete Giacomini, who now serves as Cooperative Resources International (CRI) Vice President of Business Development.

“AgSource was fortunate to have 27 years of Pete Giacomini’s leadership. We are also very fortunate to have a successor with the broad skill set, experience and knowledge that Pat Baier possesses,” states Ed Strauss, AgSource Board President.

Baier has a 26 year history with the dairy industry and the cooperative. He started his career as a Sales & Service Technician with 21st Century Genetics, now known as Genex, AgSource’s sister subsidiary. Subsequent promotions led to experience in genetic evaluation, sales and management positions. In 1999, he was named Associate Vice President of Genex Domestic Marketing. Based in California, he managed the sales and service to dairy and beef customers in nine western states before moving back to Wisconsin in 2004 to assume the position of Vice President of AgSource DHI Operations. For the past nine years, he has been responsible for DHI product development and management of marketing and consulting programs. Baier graduated from the University of Wisconsin – River Falls, earning a bachelor’s degree in animal science with a minor in agricultural business.

He currently represents AgSource on national and international councils, including the Council of Dairy Cattle Breeding and International Committee on Animal Recording.

Baier resides in Mount Horeb, Wis., with his wife, Ruth, and three daughters, Lauren, Liza and Tess. He enjoys volunteering in community events, especially local youth basketball programs and is a founding member of the Mount Horeb Youth Basketball Club.

Agriculture Commissioner seeks recommendations for new water quality pilot projects Minnesota Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson is seeking recommendations for pilot project watershed areas for the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certication Program (MAWQCP). The program is designed to accelerate voluntary adoption of agricultural practices that enhance water quality.

This program will be the rst of its type in the nation and is the product of a state-federal partnership that includes the MDA, the Minnesota Pollution Control AgenTurn to UDDER STUFF | Page 18

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VERY GOOD DAIRY DISPERSAL

LOCATED: 5 miles south of Clear Lake, Wisconsin on Highway 63 to 210th Avenue, then east 3 miles. Fire # 2915.

THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 2013

SALE STARTS AT NOON - LUNCH ON GROUNDS OWNERS ARE RETIRING: After a lifetime of successful farming, the owners are retiring and the following very good dairy herd will be sold. In case of bad weather, sale will be held undercover.

55 – VERY GOOD HOMEBRED HOLSTEINS – 55:

HOMEBRED HERD: Selling is a very good young herd. 100% Homebred. 100% Select Sires breeding for 40 years.

MILK – MILK: The current DHI RHA is 23,456 3.74 878 3.2. They are on a year-round freshening program. The herd is actually shipping 73#/cow to the creamery. This production level is maintained with 2x, No BST and only modest protein. Lots of potential!

VERY YOUNG HERD: 33 Very nice uddered 2-year olds sell with a me of 25,888. The Right Kind!

NOTE TO BUYERS: The herd is milked in stanchions but were raised in free stalls. They should adapt to any facility.

HERD HEALTH: SCC is very good averaging 250,000. Individual SCC will be posted.

LOOKING FOR SHARP WELL BRED INDIVIDUALS MILKING WELL? Join us at the Swanepoel dispersal. You’ll be impressed!

DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Bou-Matic 1000 gal Bulk Tank (serial # 30563), 2” valve, 1-year old compressor; Dairy Express 120 gal Free Heater, 2-years old; Surge 2” Receiver Panel; 2” Stainless Steel Pipeline for 52 stalls; Bou-Matic 7 ½ HP Air Star 4HP Vacuum Pump; (6) Flo-Star Milker Units w/Bou-Matic pulsation and milk sensors; Fresh Cow Bucket; Misc dairy items.

TERMS: Cash or good check. Financing available, contact clerk 48 hours prior to sale date.

FIND US ON THE INTERNET: At www.hagerauction.com.

DAVID AND LORELEI SWANEPOEL – Owners

GLENWOOD CITY, WISCONSIN • 715-263-2929

SALE CONDUCTED BY: HAGER AUCTION SERVICE N4478 400th Street Ellsworth, WI 715-273-4638 BARRY HAGER, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #105 TIM PRUSAK, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #479 AGSTAR FINANCIAL SERVICES, Clerk Rep. by Rich and Lee 715-234-2114 or 866-577-1831

Livestock - FOR SALE

YOUNG HEREFORD COWS, due in April, coming with 2nd calf. Call 563568-1177. 1-3-F

(10) HOLSTEIN CROSS SWEDISH RED SPRINGING HFRS., due in April.

Call 320-987-3233. 1-2-F

1 YR. OLD BROWN SWISS BULL, 30 yrs. AI breeding, leave message at 507-789-5586. 1-1-F

SEMEN: Skychief, Skybuck, September Storm, Roy, Dundee & Aerostar.

Call 507-951-8663. 1-2-F

(60+) REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS, AI breeding, ofcial testing, classied, 21,000 lb. avg.

Call 715-651-0974 or 715415-5114. 1-3-F

HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS & SPRINGING HFRS., good milk production. Call 320-864-6555.

21-TFN-F

SPRINGING HFRS. Call 320-248-4805. 1-1-F BRED HOLSTEIN HFRS., start calving March 15. Call 218-556-0736. 1-2F (50) HOLSTEIN DAIRY COWS, AI breeding w/ DHIA records. Call 320333-4855. 1-2-F (15) 1ST LACTATION HFRS., (2) Jersey, just fresh & milking; (3) Registered Holstein bulls, (1) R&W, would consider nancing, can deliver, central MN. Call 320-267-7260. 1-1-B REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS, located in the La Crosse, WI area. Call for more info 608-606-0647.

23-4-F HOLSTEIN STEERS, 177 at 435 lbs.; 120 at 640 lbs.; 244 at 800 lbs., double vac., wormed, 400-day implant. sell one or all. Call Jeff Twardowski 320-732-6259.

24-2-B

HOLSTEIN BULLS, variety of age and genetics, Red or Black, north of Rochester, MN. Call 507-732-5930.

1-1-F MILKING SHORTHORN JERSEY CROSS HFRS., to start calving in March, home raised. Call 563-3825405. 24-3-F REG. HOLSTEIN BULLS, from three or more generations of EX 30,000 lbs. dams. Call 605-6936393. TFN-F HOLSTEIN BULLS-Great selection from EX and VG high-producing cows, 26,800 RHA, Johnes free.

Call Olmar Farms at 507794-2697 or 507-220-0730.

1-TFN-B SLOW & LAME CATTLE, lump-jaws and bad eyes and all blemished cattle, $100-$400; also, good cull cows, $200-$1,200 and also fat cattle. Call 612860-8774 or 651-480-1900.

4-TFN-B

Work Wanted

COWS SALE, barn is full, level 4 Johnes-free closed since 40’s, Reg. $1,500$2,000. Esmur-Downs Holsteins (Jack & Ginger Frederichs). Call 218-445-5787.

11-TFN-F

LOOKING FOR RETIRING FARMER that would be willing to bring me in to work for and possibly take over operation, 60-80 cow dairy. Call 320293-9801. 1-TFN-F

100 BLACK & RED ANGUS STEERS & HFRS., 550-650 lbs., weaned, double vaccinated. Call 608792-4223 or 507-251-2616.

24-2-F

SILO DEMOLITION,

HOLSTEIN BULLS, red and white and black and white. Over 40 years of DHIA testing and AI breeding, closed herd for many years. Johne’s-free phase four guaranteed. Also, some cross-breeds. Delivery available. Call 507-879-3489 or 507-879-3133. 24-TFN-B REG. BROWN SWISS BULLS, all ages, exc. pedigrees. Call 320-587-6384 or 320-583-0336. 21-TFN-B HERD OF BEEF COWS, black, bred for spring calving, vac., wormed, on mineral program. Call 320-2205501. 24-2-B REG. HOLSTEIN BULLS, exc. type and production. Call Scott Rickeman 320-552-0284 www. holsteinworld.com/floralawn 10-TFN-F 100 COW DAIRY HERD, 90% Holstein, rest Jersey cross, parlor, feestall, 40+ yrs. mainly AI; also springing hfrs. Call 320-808-3293.

23-3-F

Services

we buy Harvestore silos, we charge for staves. Taking bookings now. Call Dennis 507-995-2331.

1-1-VM

Help Wanted

AMBITIOUS PERSON /COUPLE for 270 plus dairy for herd management and calf care in NE, IA. Great opportunity, longterm housing available.

Call 563-419-1317. 1-2-F HELP WANTED ON 700 COW DAIRY, duties include: operating farm machinery, mixing feed, some cow handling, machinery maintenance, every other weekend required, located 12 miles west of Sauk Centre. Call 320-219-4788, leave message. 1-TFN-F HERDSMAN OR ASSISTANT HERDSMAN FOR TIESTALL HERD, milking experience required, New Richmond, WI. Call Willows Edge Holsteins 715-246-5454.

1-TFN-F

Gerald & Darleen Ellerbach

FARM RETIREMENT AUCTION Saturday, March 2 • 10:05 a.m.

21041 Tollgate Rd., Holy Cross, Iowa

‘05 JD 4995 windrower (after season) $77,500 - ELKADER

‘01 JD 8410, MFWD, 2500 hrs. $90,000 ELKADER

‘07 JD 568 Megatooth, wrap - $24,500 ELKADER

‘05 JD 6615, 2WD, 1056 hrs. $54,000 - DYERSVILLE

‘11 JD 8335R, MFWD, 1002 hrs. - $249,000 CLERMONT

‘83 JD 337 baler w/chute $7,500 - ELKADER

‘10 JD 6430, MFWD, 1250 HRS. - $82,000 ELKADER

‘08 JD 7830, MFWD, 1665 hrs. - $135,000 ELKADER

‘09 JD 3720, 388 HRS. - $27,500 ELKADER

‘10 JD 9330, 375 HP, 4465 HRS. - $183,000 DYERSVILLE

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‘02 JD 1770NT, 16 row planter .................. $65,000 - Elkader NH FP240 w/96” pickup..........................$25,000 - Dyersville ‘01 JD 6950 forage harvester ................. $140,000 - Dyersville ‘94 JD 3950 forage harvester ..................... $9,000 - Dyersville ‘99 JD 6750 SPFH .................................... $105,000 - Decorah ‘05 JD 7300 SPFH .................................. $120,000 - Dyersville NH 824 corn head ...................................... $5,250 - Dyersville ‘97 JD 566 baler .....................................$16,000 - Dyersville ‘98 JD 100 square baler ...........................$39,000 - Decorah NH 310 baler w/thrower .............................$3,500 - Clermont Hesston 4760 large square baler .............. $47,000 - Elkader MacDon 9300 windrower ........................$34,800 - Dyersville ‘04 H&S TVM twin merger ........................$45,000 - Decorah

‘99 Gehl 2412 mower conditioner ............. $11,500 - Elkader ‘09 JD 835 mower conditioner ....................$20,000 - Cresco ‘08 KN 3142 reel mixer .................................$23,000 - Elkader H&S 18’ forage wagon................................ $8,900 - Dyersville ‘08 JD 608C corn head ...................... $57,500 - New Hampton ‘03 JD 567 round baler ............................. $22,500 - Dyersville ‘05 JD 567 round baler .............................$21,500 - Monticello ‘07 JD 568 round baler .............................. $24,000 - Clermont ‘03 JD 893 corn head ...............................$26,500 - Monticello ‘04 JD 2700 7 shank ripper......................... $22,500 - Decorah ‘12 JD 714 mulch tiller ................................ $22,000 - Decorah ‘06 Brent 678 grain cart ................................$18,500 - Elkader ‘04 JD 3975 chopper ................................$21,500 - Monticello

1/2 mile North of IA-3 / US 52 on Tollgate Rd. Auctioneer’s Note: Machinery has been always shedded and well maintained.

This will be a short sale, 60 to 90 min. Starting at 10:05 a.m. on one rack of small items, then on to machinery. For more information on equipment contact Gerald @ 563-663-7514 TRACTORS: JOHN DEERE 4250 (shown at right) #RW4250P006530, MFWD, 4572 HRS, PS, cab, ht, air, 18.4R38, front fenders, very clean low hour one owner tractor; CASE IH Maxxum 5140 (shown below) #JJF1001087, 4541 hrs, PS, 2wd, cab, ht, air, 16.9-38, one owner; JOHN DEERE 2940 W/ JD 260 loader, MFWD, 6400 hrs, 18.4R34/13.6R24, 7' bucket; FARMALL 560 gas, NF, fenders, 15.5R38; COMBINE: International 1440 3,975 hrs., 135hp, 2wd, 844 4 row corn head, 810 13' flex head, sells as a unit.

TRUCK: 2005 Chevy 2500HD ext. cab, 6L, 4x4, 5sp manual, 43,800 mi, silver, one owner; Chaparral 7x18 livestock trailer HAYING & FORAGE: JD 535 Round baler, double twine only, monitor, nice unit; NH 256 5 bar rake rubber teeth; IH 35 5 bar rake rubber teeth; NH rake hitch; New Idea 5109 haybine; Case IH model 10 green chopper; IH 720 Forage Harvester, corn & hay head sells as a unit; Gehl hi-throw silage blower; (2) Forage King chopper boxes 14' need work; Flat bed hay rack 8x18, IH gear Flat bed hay rack 8x16 PLANTING & TILLAGE: JD 7200 Max emerge II planter, 4R38, dry fertilizer, bean cups, monitor; Case IH 6500 Conser-till 9 shank chisel plow, IH 3000 cylinder; IH 37 12' disk; Brillion 14' mulcher, inboard wheels, crows feet; Lindsay 4 section drag harrow; IH 540 semi mount plow 5/16; IH 461 front mount cultivator; IH endgate seeder GRAIN HANDLING & MISC. EQUIPMENT: J&M 250bu. gravity box, Kory 6072 gear; Hutchinson auger 8"x52'; Grain cleaner 2 stage; Gehl 65 grinder mixer; Barge box 6x10 steel floor with hoist; JD 680 manure spreader - needs work, wood hauler; 3pt bale mover; IH side mount sickle mower; IH 2MH corn picker; Steel wheel hay rake; Palco self catching cattle chute; Postal digger; 200+- steel post; Misc. tools found at farm sales Terms: Cash or good check with positive ID. Everything sold as is, where is, with no guarantees of any kind. Not responsible for accidents.

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Miscellaneous - FOR SALE

(100) FREESTALLS, 7-1/2’ long, 2-1/2” heavy gauge pipe w/mounting brackets, all in good shape, $25/ea, or $2,000 for all, SW MN near Pipestone.

Call 507-360-5564. 1-1-F

(53) BIG LOOP FREESTALLS, never used, $75 ea. Call 320808-3293. 23-3-F ‘06 CUB CADET BIG COUNTRY 4X4, 1294 hrs., 20 hp Kohler engine, new 6’ snow blade, power winch, tilt box, new tires, soft-cab, no dents or scratches, like new, always shedded, 1 owner. Works great for hauling milk to calves, $3,950/obo. Call 651-345-3164. 1-2-VM

FLUID MILK PROCESSING EQUIPMENT: pasteurizer, homogenizer, separator, ller, capper, tanks, coolers, makes great on-farm plant. Call 660-299-9021 or 660-883-5839. 24-2-F STANDBY GENERATOR, Kohler 100 LP, 90KW, 3 phase or single phase, low hours; also 45 medalhalide 250 watt lites.

Call 715-222-4348. 1-6-F NH L150, 1500 hrs., hand/ foot, nice. Call 218-5832931. 1-1-F IH 766 DSL., w/cab, 2 pto, 3 pt. Call 320-760-5622.

1-1-VM

JD 125 CHUCK WAGON w/no running gear. Call 320-573-2048. 15-TFN-F NEW 8 & 10 WHEEL VRAKES, $3,200-$3,400; new kicker wheels for Vrakes, $275 ea. Call Bill 320-221-0319. 1-1-B F2 GLEANER COMBINE w/4R30” corn head; IH 560 manure spreader. Call 320-248-4074.

20-TFN-F BENDER VACUUM STEP SAVER w/hose dryer to transfer milk. Call 608-638-3936. 1-1-F 600 GAL. ZERO BULK TANK; DeLaval pipeline.

Call 320-766-0219. 1-1-B

PSI POWER WASHERS, Power Washers Hot/ Cold, Cabinet Parts Washers, Chemicals, Presoaks, Degreasers, Large Parts Inventory Shipped Same Day, On Site Service. Industrial, Commercial, Farm, Sales, Repair, and Rental. “The Guys That Work Great Under Pressure” 1-800-555-1677.

Serving you from 3 locations: West Central MN Region – Pennock, MN Location SW MN Region – Wilmont, MN Location NW IA Region – Harrisburg, SD Location & Wilmont, MN Location SE SD Region – Harrisburg, SD Location. 23-TFN-B

(17) CAST IRON DRINKING CUPS; also Berg gutter cleaner w/ approx. 130’ of 2 yr. old chain. Call 507-530-1883.

1-1-F PATZ RING DRIVE SILO UNLOADER, 20’.

Call 320-836-2918. 1-1-F GEHL 910 AND 920 BOXES, (2) on 10T gears, (2) on Westendorf 12T gears. Call 507-215-2180.

4-TFN-F 18-1/2 FT. ICE CASTLE TOY HAULER sh house, ramp door, 5 sleeper, air cond., bathroom. Call 320-254-8400.

24-TFN-F

GEHL 3725, 2536 hrs., gas eng. Call 218-5832931. 1-1-F 3 YR. OLD 10 HP SUTORBILT VACUUM PUMP; double 4 herringbone parlor and double inlet glass jar w/Westfalia automatic takeoffs. Call 701-321-1684. 1-2-B ‘09 HD STREET GLIDE, low miles, silver in color, $15,400. Call 507-2517486. 1-1-F COMMERCIAL WASH MACHINE w/150 towels; NH 900 chopper w/CH & HH; NH 1431 discbine.

507-429-6445. 22-3-F-2nd

Buyers & Feeders of damaged corn, soybeans, screenings, wet, hot, dry, fire and silo corn.

Trucks available.

Z BAR FEED YARDS 319-480-1673 • 319-480-1426 • 563-926-2190

ENDRES PROCESSING Kiln-dried sawdust available for bedding.

Bulk quantities delivered.

Priced per ton.

651-438-7615

SE Minn Silo “JETCRETE”

(pnuematically applied concrete)

Reline your silo w/Jetcrete Basement and Barnwall Resurfacing w/Jetcrete Repair Concrete Storage Vats, Bunker Silos, Buildings, etc., w/Jetcrete

507-932-4560 or 800-866-7327

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DO YOU THINK YOU CAN SELL?

If you’re in the Dairy Business and are looking for an opportunity for personal growth, with a good compensation and benefit package, apply now. MEDA/Chem-Star is looking for a motivated person with good communication skills and a dairy background. This sales position focuses on Dairy Sanitation and Udder Health Products.

Send your resume’ to MEDA, INC E4817 Hwy 14, Spring Green, WI 53588 or E-mail: medaoffice@frontier.com

Come see us at the Central Minnesota Farm Show Booth 109, 111 and 113!

Traeder Enterprises, Inc.

Quality Alfalfa Hay & Straw For Sale

JASON OETZMAN | 608-489-3431 • 608-553-0234

IT’S SIMPLE MATH WITH THE RENN ROLLER MILL

4x4 Bales • 1st, 2nd & 3rd Cutting Hay WE DELIVER

Honeyland Farms 1-204-347-5780 or 1-320-250-8805 (cell) Mike

THE SAVINGS ADD UP

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Full-Time Farm Equipment Sales Position

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CONVENIENT - Rolling and bagging in one operation EFFICCIENT - High capacity allows for maximized harvest efficiency FUEL SAVINGS - Two machines - One tractor REDUCE - labor and equipment wear MAXIMIZE - equipment utilization, use your bagger for more than forages

Well-established livestock equipment dealership in central Minnesota has an immediate opening for a full-time farm equipment sales representative.

This position has an above average earnings potential.

Experience is required. Individual must be goal-oriented, energetic, and motivated.

A RENN™ roller mill with the auxiliary PTO offers the flexibility of rolling directly into the bagger, or can be detached and operated as an independent PTO roller mill.

Precision-machined dynamically balanced 16” diameter steel rolls with large diameter removable shafts give you more production WITH LESS HORSE POWER. Rolls available in:

We offer a full benefit package, extremely competitive compensation, and a working atmosphere of an industry leader. Company vehicle provided.

If interested, please submit your resume to Box JJ., c/o Dairy Star, 522 Sinclair Lewis Ave., Sauk Centre, MN 56378.

CAC7-1-B-LS

www.honeylandfarms1.com

Over 50 years of actual field experience combined ed with an aggressive research and development program have av ve made mad a e the th RENN™ name the leader in Roller Mill performance man ance

Steel, hardened steel, and chill cast with 2 grooves per inch flat to 15 grooves per inch.

The comparison chart shows the production advantage RENN™ offers you with the 16” diameter roll.

YOU DO THE MATH AND SEE HOW RENN WILL WORK FOR YOU.