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It’s all inside...

Lubitz family returns to dairy farming after lambing ewes

Yearling for Great Christmas Heifer giveaway is 10th generation homebred from Ralma Holsteins

Pages 23, 25

Page 14 Second Section

Arens continue hauling milk after four generations

Boyd Huppert is a dairy farmer at heart

Pages 4, 7 Third Section

Pages 2, 5 Third Section

Longdos start dairy farm after an accident in the family

Pages 8, 11 Third Section

Pages 18, 20

A day in the life of the Farber family

Pages 10 - 11 Second Section

Pages 1, 8 - 9

Engler farming in his 10th year in Ottertail County

Korn’s clean cows, consistency keeps SCC low

Wolf Brothers Dairy dealing with third year of drought

Mathisons bring in next generation through renting, not building

Pages 38 - 39

Alberts family builds new calf barn after facility destroyed by storm

Perham

Pages 12 - 13

Rice

Underwood

Buffalo

Pages 12 - 13 Second Section

Atwater

Danielses focus on communication, organization to farm successfully together

Cumberland

Pages 10, 14 Third Section

Golden Valley Colfax

Hoegers gather antique machinery for birthday party

Green Isle Pine Island

Red-and-White Holstein heifer calf for youth giveaway comes from Arn farm

Hixton

Pages 36 - 37

Page 18 Second Section

Contents FIRST SECTION Pages 10 - 11 Farm Bill negotiations dominate discussion Page 26 Boylen Over Page 28 Milk smarter not just harder Page 29 Precision dairy technologies galore – what to do?

Page 31 Win a prize during the 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway Page 35 Something Special from Wisconsin™ SECOND SECTION Page 6 The “Mielke” Market Weekly Page 7 Dairy Markets Page 8 Iowa hay auction results Page 9 Making Cents of Dairy Page 20 Dairy in the Suburbs

Page 21 Women in Jeans: Nancy Franzen Page 22 Factors conspiring to lower milk prices next year Pages 24 - 25 July mailbox prices down in 16 areas, up in four Pages 26 - 27 Dairy’s Star Youth Page 30 Dairy Recipes Page 31 Crop & Weather Reports THIRD SECTION Pages 12 - 13 Dairy Calendar Pages 17 - 18, 20 Some Udder Stuff Page 21 Winter preparedness on dairy farms Pages 22 - 26 Classieds

New Glarus Delhi Shullsburg Fire temporarily sends McComish cows to three farms Pages 1, 5

Columnists Ag Insider

Veterinary Wisdom

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Getting Kerry’d Away

The Next Generation Page 33

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Just Thinking Out Loud Page 32

Ramblings from the Ridge Page 30

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From Our Side Of The Fence Page 16 • Dairy Star • Saturday, November 9, 2012

A) How is your harvest progressing?

B) What did you plant and how many acres of each?

C) What are you doing with your crop this year?

D) Did you do any preventative planning this year? If yes, what did you do with the acres?

E) What are you going to remember most about this crop year?

F) What do you enjoy most about the fall harvest?

G) Tell us about your farm.

How is your harvest progressing?

Bob Ketchum Utica, Minn.

Winona County 120 cows

Jon Zieroth Waconia, Minn.

Carver County 100 cows

Randy Wedo Monona, Iowa Allamakee County 60 cows

Pete Hopfer Lake Henry, Minn.

Stearns County 100 cows

A) I am done with the harvest. I nished up the weekend of Oct. 25. I still have to haul manure and plow elds.

A) Soybeans were nished on October 24th. I still have 75 acres of corn left to harvest; moisture level is still 28%.

A) Slow and steady. It’s going good overall, but we are having to dry everything which takes time.

B) I had 165 acres of corn.

B) I planted 20 acres of wheat, 120 acres of alfalfa, 45 acres of soybeans and 150 acres of corn.

B) We planted about 400 acres of corn and 120 acres of alfalfa. We also have about 250 acres of timber and pasture that we graze about 110 beef cows on.

A) Our harvest is going pretty good. We have approximately 80 acres of corn left to combine, which is getting done right now.

C) I chopped 80 acres and put it into a bag and a silo. I used 10,000 bushels for high moisture corn and 8,000 bushels I stored in town so it could dry down.

D) No, I got it all in before it started raining. I have someone custom plant for me and he was able to get it all done in two days with his 12-row planter.

E) I’ll remember how good the harvest was for all it went through – both dry and wet times throughout the year.

There were times when I was combining that I saw the corn was 210 bushels per acre. It was unbelievable. I was really happy with the harvest this year.

F) I enjoy seeing the end result of the crop. I like seeing if everything you did for the crop results in meeting your expectations for the harvest.

C) I’m selling the wheat and soybeans, and I’m feeding the corn and alfalfa.

D) No E) I’ll remember the cold and wet months of April, May and June, and the hot and dry months of July, August and September.

F) I enjoy combining. You see the bushels of grain and know that all your hard work during the year is paying off.

G) We are a fth generation farm. My wife and I, along with help from our son and my parents, milk 100 cows and raise all our heifers. We sell our bull calves at one to two months old.

G) I farm with my wife, Terri. She and I take care of the morning milking and chores while the evening chores I do with an employee. We milk cows in a double-8 parallel parlor and house them in a sand bedded freestall barn. We farm a total of 380 acres.

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C) We keep the majority of our crops to feed to our milking herd and to fatten out steers. We usually sell ve to six semi loads of corn, but our priority is to feed our animals.

D) No, we got all our crops in.

E) The crazy spring and early summer.

We were late planting and then we had so much rain – about the middle of June we had 13 inches in four days. We got the majority of our corn in the eld in about ve days in the early part of May; all but about forty or fty acres.

F) I like seeing the good yields, I like the cooler temperatures this time of year, but mostly I like it when we are done.

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B) We planted 30 acres of oats with alfalfa, a little over 100 acres of alfalfa, and over 200 acres of corn.

C) Our crop is going into storage and will be used for feed. It is what we do every year. It all goes right back into feed.

D) No preventative planning was done this year.

E) This year it seems like it took too long to get everything out of the elds, that's what I will remember most.

F) I really like being able to see how the fall harvest has turned out, and that the crops are good. I just don't like the long hours, and rushing to get it all completed.

G) We live on a dairy farm near Lake Henry, Minn. This farm has been in the family for three generations now. We have over 100 cows, a little over 100 steers, and approximately 80 heifers.

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“... this comforts the cow. ... and we notice virtually zero mastitis.”

— Kayti Jo Lyseth

SWEDE ALLEY JERSEYS, Kayti Jo Lyseth HINCKLEY, MINNESOTA 200 Jerseys: 55 lbs/cow/day SCC: consistently below 200,000

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Kayti has over 25 animals of her own in the Swede Alley Jersey herd of 200 head that she and her family have at the home farm near Hinckley, Minnesota. Kayti also fits for NorthStar Shorthorns, and that is where we caught up with her in the barns at the 2013 World Dairy Expo.

“At home, we use Udder Comfort on newly fresh heifers to reduce swelling. We put it on twice a day, starting on the day before a heifer is due to calve, or when we see a heifer start bagging up. We also continue putting it on after each milking for 2 to 3 days after calving to ease the stress and improve comfort and performance.

“We also use Udder Comfort on our older cows for the first few days after calving.

It reduces swelling in older cows, keeping their udders in high quality condition. This helps us have higher quality milk.

“We use this product because cow comfort is our top priority, and this comforts the cow. When cows have less swelling and are more comfortable after calving, we notice we have virtually zero mastitis.”

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JD 313, 217 hrs, ‘12...............................$20,000 JD 317, 896 hrs, ‘07...............................$20,500 JD 325, 2452 hrs, ‘05.............................$22,900 JD 318D, 360 hrs, ‘11.............................$33,900 JD 318D, 124 hrs, ‘12.............................$33,900 JD 318D, 41 hrs, ‘13...............................$33,900 JD 328, 438 hrs, ‘11...............................$41,900 JD 328D,1927 hrs, ‘10............................$28,000 JD 328D, 210 hrs, ‘12.............................$43,500 JD 328D, 38 hrs, ‘12...............................$44,000 JD 320D, 390 hrs, ‘11.............................$35,900 JD 320D, 48 hrs, ‘13...............................$36,500 JD 320D, 130 hrs, ‘13.............................$37,500 JD 320D, 36 hrs, ‘13...............................$39,000 JD 326D, 277 hrs, ‘12.............................$38,500 JD 326D, 260 hrs, ‘12.............................$39,900 JD 326D, 46 hrs, ‘13...............................$40,900 JD 326D, 52 hrs, ‘12...............................$41,500 JD 332D, 403 hrs, ‘12.............................$42,900 JD 332D, 294 hrs, ‘12.............................$45,900 JD 323D, 207 hrs, ‘12.............................$49,500 JD 323D, 350 hrs, ‘12.............................$49,900 JD 332D, 25 hrs, ‘13...............................$49,500 JD 328E, 44 hrs, ‘13...............................$51,500

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JD 680 chisel plow, 27’, ‘95...................$26,500 JD 680 chisel plow, 35’, ‘98...................$26,000 JD 2410 chisel plow, 33’, ‘08.................$41,500 JD 2410 chisel plow, 28’, ‘12.................$42,500 JD 2700 ripper, 9x24, ‘12.......................$46,900 JD 2700 ripper, 9x24, ‘12.......................$47,000 JD 2700 ripper, 5x30, ‘12.......................$34,500 JD 2700 ripper. 7x30, ‘11.......................$40,500 JD 2700 ripper, 18’, 9 Shank, ‘12...........$47,000 JD 3710 10 bottom plow, ‘12.................$56,000 JD 3710 10 bottom plow, ‘12.................$56,000 JD 512 ripper, 5 shank, ‘03....................$22,500 JD 512 ripper, 9 shank, ‘07....................$48,000 JD 512 ripper, 9 shank, ‘12....................$56,000 JD 637 disk, 23.7’, ‘08............................$36,900 JD 637 disk, 32’1” flex fold, ‘12..............$54,000 JD 637 disk, 45’2” flex fold, ‘11..............$83,900 JD 2623 disk, 26’5”, ‘12.........................$53,500 JD 2623 disk, 44’11” .............................$87,900

SKID STEERS

FALL TILLAGE

(1) = GLENCOE (2) =HOWARD LAKE (3) = STEWART (4) = ST. CLOUD (5) = GLENWOOD (6) = SAUK CENTRE (7) = ALEXANDRIA (8) = PAYNESVILLE (9) = PRINCETON (10) = LITTLE FALLS (11) = WADENA (12) = AITKIN (13) = BAXTER

3726 hrs RT 500 hrs , 0 0 6 3 3 4 8 9 D D J J 008 2012 5,900 96240 2 1,900 94568

$28 5

$20 1

57 hrs 1 1 , 0 3 2 9 2008 JD 5,000 91148

$19 5

R, 103 hrs 5 8 2 8 D J 2012 00 98948

$215,0 0

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