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USED EQUIPMENT TRACTORS

COMBINES/HEADS Gleaner 18’ Series III bean head L/M, green stripe, consigned ... $3,250

SKIDLOADERS

IN STOCK NEW! T5070 Cab, FWA NEW! T6020 Cab, FWA NEW! NH T9.560

BIGGER. BADDER. BETTER. Every inch of 200 Series Super Boom® skid steer loaders is designed to maximize your productivity. They’re BIGGER, with the longest wheelbase in the business and widest, most comfortable cab on the market. They’re BADDER, with increased performance and they’re BETTER, with improved visibility to critical areas, allowing operators to work with a new level of confidence and speed.

Ford 8830, FWA, 170 HP, 540/1000 PTO, 18.4x42 duals 90%, 4 remotes ........... $32,500 NH T8040, 305 HP, 1875 hrs., front suspension, front duals, front/rear weights, all new rubber, auto guidance $164,500 CAT MT765B, EZ Guide 500 guidance, HID lights, front weights, 30” tracks..... $149,500 Ford 9600, cab, 6900 hrs., engine OH, consigned . $11,900 IH 1066, cab ..............Coming In

TIRES 2) New 18.4x26 Dyna Torque Radial II on rims, off NH H8080 windrower, pair...........$2,400 or Best Offer

AUGERS

THE BEST STABILITY – MAXIMUM OPERATOR CONFIDENCE

WE SELL WESTFIELD AUGERS!

THE BEST DUMP HEIGHT & REACH – DUMP TO THE CENTER OF TRUCKS AND SPREADERS

SPREADERS New NH M2080, 353 cu. ft. ..................... In Stock New NH Hydra Box 550V, vert. beater, 442 cu. ft. . In Stock

THE BEST SERVICEABILITY – MINIMIZE DOWNTIME

In Stock: 3) L220s 1) L230

FORAGE NH FX38, RWA, 414 HP, crop processor, 15’ HH, 6 row CH......................... $109,500 New NH FR9050 ............... In Stock Claas RU450, 15’ ............... $27,500

TILLAGE New - Salford 31’ RTS HD Exteme .....................In Stock New - Salford 14-bottom plow ................................In Stock New - Salford 4, 6, 8, 12 bottom plows ..............................In Stock New - Salford 19’ HD disc ripper .......................In Stock John Deere 3710, 8 bottom, clean ................................$29,500 Wilrich 2900 10 bottom. ex frame, coulters, good bottoms, paint faded, consigned ......$13,900 IH 800 10 bottom, coulters ...$9,500 JD RM630 row crop cultivator, C-shank, 2 stabilizer coulters .$575

HAY

MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT 320-352-6543 • Hwy. 71 South, Sauk Centre, MN www.modernfarmequipment.com

FARM RAISED.

3) New L220, 2000# lift, cab, heat, AC, 12.00 tires ............... In Stock NEW! NH L230, 3000# lift, cab/ heat, AC, 12.00 tires ...... In Stock NH LX485, 1350 # lift, clean, 1-owner............................$11,900 Case 435, cab/heat, radio, 2 spd., ride control, hyd. detach, head controls, 1150 hrs., new tires, clean ............................... $26,900

Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8-5, Saturday Seasonal

New Krone and New Holland hay tedders .................... In Stock NH 492, 9’, clean ................ $7,900 NH 1431, 13’ std. hitch, either 1-3/8 or 1-3/4, 1000 PTO $15,900 NH BR7090, net wrap, 5x6, rubber mounted pickup teeth, roller wind guard, 3000 bales, clean, 1 owner ............................ $27,900 CIH RBX 563, 5x6 bale, net wrap, like new ........... $24,000 NH 590 3x3, preservative, consigned ....................... $34,500 NH BB940, tandem axle, preservative kit, 30,000 bales, 1 owner, consigned........... $9,500

NH BR780A, 2.07 meter pickup, net wrap, endless belts, nice 1 owner, Red Armor Extended Warranty .......................$26,900 NH 565 small square baler, 72 belt thrower, NICE, low bales, consigned ....$10,900 Massey Ferguson 124 small square baler, above avg. $2,500 Sitrex RP2, 3 pt., 2 wheel windrow turner ....................$450 Pro Quality hay basket, 105 bales ........................$2,650

MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT 888-430-9730 • Sauk Centre, MN

© 2012 CNH America LLC. New Holland is a registered trademark of CNH America LLC.

FR9000 Series self-propelled forage harvesters offer unmatched dimensions for a new level of power and harvesting capacity. You and your operators also achieve a new level of efficiency thanks to precise, fingertip control, expansive visibility and outstanding comfort. WIDER HORSEPOWER RANGE – FIVE MODELS FROM 424 TO 824 HP WIDEST FEEDROLLS – 33.5 INCHES LARGEST CUTTERHEAD – 34.5 INCHES WIDE, 28 INCHES IN DIAMETER STRONGEST BLOWING FORCE IN ANY CROP – REPOSITIONING VARIFLOW™ ACCELERATOR

9050

In Stock

MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT 320-352-6543

Hwy. 71 South, Sauk Centre, MN • www.modernfarmequipment.com Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8-5, Saturday Seasonal


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N O I T C U D O R P Y A H M U M I X A M R O F T N E EQUIPM Forage Blowers by

8, 10 or 12 Wheel Rakes

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8, 10, & 12-Wheel V-Rakes

• Adapts to uneven terrain • 15” tires ensures stability • Durable even in tough working conditions • Spring suspensions

SIMPLE TO USE!

PENTA MIXERS ®

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INDUSTRY!

LOW PROFILE VERTICAL MIXERS

Mixer Sizes From 300 Cu. Ft. To 1850 Cu. Ft.

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Powerful PTO Pumps & Agitators

Pumps and Tanks

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give us a call! If you’ve gotta haul,

320-352-3987 • 1-800-338-6455 SAUK CENTRE

OFF I-94 ON THE CORNER OF HWY. 28 & 71 www.dairylandsupplyinc.com SOUTH


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We salute all dairy farmers.

Special thanks to our customers for sharing their quality experiences. June is Dairy Month—a time for celebrating the wholesome, delicious, nutritious dairy foods. It is also a time to appreciate and celebrate America’s dairy farmers, who work hard every day to provide care and comfort to their cattle as well as high quality milk and dairy products to consumers. A commitment to quality care is the key ingredient for quality milk at Pigeon Cove Farms, LLC, Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania. They milk 275 cows, giving 80 pounds per cow per day with somatic cell counts (SCC) ranging 100 to 120,000. The Palmer family was unhappy with their past SCC levels, and they were tired of dealing with mastitis. So, they got proactive. They changed their equipment and improved their management. Udder Comfort became a tool in their quality toolbox, Lonnie Palmer reports. “There is really nothing else that competes with Udder Comfort,” Palmer relates. “Our lead milker (top, right), applies it if he sees any swelling in a quarter. We also rely on it to reduce edema in fresh cows.” Jim Rickert also puts a high priority on quality. “We feel it is very important to soften the udders and remove swelling quickly,” he says. “These benefits of Udder Comfort are obvious. It’s a key part of our quality management.” Jim and his brother Greg own and operate Rickert Bros., LLC, which is home Jim Rickert and his son Andrew to their Rickland Holsteins. The 900-cow herd averages 28,000 pounds, with SCC consistently below 200,000. “This past year, we’ve been using Udder Comfort on prefresh two-year-olds, starting a week before their due dates,” Rickert explains. “This alleviates the swelling. The udders are softer, attachments stay stronger, heifers are easier to work with, and overall milk quality is improved.”

For the McMahan brothers near Randle, Washington, Udder Comfort has been part of their quality management for two years now. “It works better on SCC... Our SCC has been under 100,000 for three years, but last year we were able to get it down to 51,000,” explains William McMahan (pictured at left with brothers Ross and Jake). They own and operate Cowlitz Meadows Dairy 1 & 2, milking 50 cows at each location. Farm #1 earned the 2011 Gold Level National Dairy Quality Award. “We start lactations with Udder Comfort. Cows have better udder condition, and they let their milk down better,” says McMahan. “Udder Comfort is an essential part of the good practices we use to keep our cows more comfortable and producing high quality milk.”

Quality Udder s Make Quality Milk

Keep the milk in the system 1.888.773.7153 1.613.652.9086 uddercomfort.com Call to locate a distributor near you.

For external application to the udder only after milking, as an essential component of udder management. Always wash and dry teats thoroughly before milking.

Visit our website at www.uddercomfort.com to see new product sizes and demonstration videos, including information about the new Udder Comfort Spray Gun. Or call for a free DVD.


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