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A new machine that destroys weeds using an electric current has been developed by a Swiss company and is being marketed by Case IH under the XPower brand.

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A new machine that destroys weeds using an electric current has been developed by a Swiss company. It’s being marketed by Case IH under the XPower brand, part of a portfolio of new precision technologies. It has the potential to eliminate t h e n e e d fo r c h e m i ca l herbicides, according to the company.

CHRIS T h e n ew sys te m wa s MCCULLOUGH the winner of a bronze medal in the Innovation Awards given by the SIMA organizers in advance of its big machinery show in 2019 in Paris. Developed by Swiss firm Zasso Group, the “electroherbicide” technology has been developed

in response to the need to find moresustainable solutions for weed control.

Maxime Rocaboy, Case IH product marketing manager, said. “Digital herbicide technology is at least as efficient as chemical herbicides in terms of controlling weeds, and is more efficient, economic, practical and crop-safe than mechanical weeding. In addition to which it does not disturb the soil nor encourage further weed growth.

“At the same time it’s more practical, safer and cheaper than scorching or burning systems used for total weed or haulm control.”

During operation the XPower system converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, creating electrons that are applied through weed leaves. They work down through to the roots.

The tool is adaptable to suit specific crop geometries and needs, thanks to its

modular structure. Mounted on a tractor or its implement at a working width of 4 to 10 feet, its weed contact units create a high voltage. A sensor and/or camerabased guidance system, called XPower, is controlled by the tractor’s Class 3 ISOBUS system. XPower transfers the voltage via one element on contact with the weed leaves or the ground, whereupon it travels down to weed roots.

Another element touching another weed closes the electrical circuit; the weed chlorophyll is damaged immediately. The system is as effective on larger weeds as smaller weeds.

“The exact weed species is irrelevant,” Rocaboy said. “And there is no risk of subsequent weather changes impacting on the efficacy of a pass with the system or, in the longer term, of herbicide resistance developing. “ T h e r e ’s a l s o n o n e e d f o r

multiple applications or complex spraying schemes. The system helps to address the gradual reduction that is occurring in the number of available herbicides, and the lack of new ones coming through.

“And in addition there are no concerns over compatibility with the crop concerned. Providing the system can treat weeds growing above the crop, they will be controlled.”

The dwindling number of chemical herbicides and small number of new products coming through is playing a large part in the growing problem of weed resistance to herbicide-active ingredients, he said.

But balancing resistance management with the need for effective control is an ongoing challenge.

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its own or in conjunction with chemical and/or mechanical weed control, overcomes many of these issues in an economic manner and without requiring long approval procedures,” Rocaboy said.

“Units can be adapted for different rowcrop systems, and can be controlled via ISOBUS Class 3-compatible tractors.”

The system is intended to fulfil other uses as well as controlling weeds – such as tall-grass species in field crops and treatment of weeds with complex root systems such as couch. It also has the potential to aid weed control in fruit plantations between trees or bushes, making close weeding possible with no risk of tree or bush damage and no soil movement. That will prevent further weed germination and minimize soilerosion risk.

Manual-labor requirements are eliminated. And the system is compatible with organic-farming principles, according to the developers. Items such as water pipes and fencing are at much-less risk

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of damage than they are when a producer is mowing to control weeds.

C a s e I H s t a te s t h i s technology can be used w i t h o t h e r sys te m s i n the growing suite of Case I H p re c i s i o n - fa r m i n g Rocaboy products.

“For example with the required electrical power for best results being dependent on leaf-surface moisture – and the ability to travel being dependent on soil moisture – the new FarmXact weather forecast and soilmoisture-recording system that uses an in-field weather station can be used to check whether the factors are right for treatment,” Rocaboy said.

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HARRY THE ROBOT READY TO PLANT CHRIS MCCULLOUGH For Agri-View‌

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resenting the argument that large tractors in crop production are inefficient and environmentally unfriendly, a British agritech startup company has unveiled its latest robot for planting crops. Company officials say it will revolutionize farming.

Based in Shropshire, England, the Small Robot Company has unveiled its digital planting robot – called Harry. The company has also previewed an early version of its Wilma Artificial Intelligence interface.

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Harry is a prototype of the world’s first digital drilling robot for combinable crops.

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digital drilling robot for combinable crops, one of three precision-engineered smart robots developed by the company. With three products currently in its portfolio, the company’s Tom, Dick and Harry robots will feed, seed and weed arable crops autonomously, with no waste. According to the company the threesome could revolutionize food production – and end the damage that big machinery does to the soil and the wider environment.

Harry is a 1.8-meter-square – about 6-foot-square – spider-shaped robot that folds compactly. It then unfurls to provide farmers with a driverless super-accurate drill. The Small Robot Company states Harry is able to punch-plants seeds at a uniform depth, with minimal soil disturbance.

“He is able to accurately record exactly where he has placed individual seeds, and feeds this data back to the Small Robot Company’s artificial-intelligence platform called Wilma, to produce a per-plant crop map,” it states.

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Tom and Dick are already in trial and due for development next year.

Directed by Wilma, the farmbots will only feed and spray the plants that need it. They will give the plants a perfect level of nutrients. They will reduce chemicals and emissions by as much as 95 percent.

The Small Robot Company was created by fourth-generation farmer Sam Watson Jones and entrepreneur Ben Scott-Robinson, who both wanted to offer farmers an innovative solution. Inspired by the work of Simon Blackmore, a professor at the National Centre for Precision Farming at Harper Adams University, the two created the idea for Tom, Dick and Harry.

“Before we even started working on the technology, we looked at the pain points farmers were facing and realized the old model had to change,” the two said. “Our AI-driven operating system will give farmers a more detailed knowledge of their crop and their land, allowing them to be more efficient and environmentally friendly. This will entirely change what’s possible on the farm, and how we think about farming.”

Trials of the robots have been ongoing at the National Trust’s Wimpole Estate where the Trust’s food and farming researcher Felicity Roos is working.

“Big tractors are effective but environmentally damaging and inefficient,” she said. “Currently 95 percent of energy is used plowing and this is only necessary because the use of heavy machinery compacts the soil.

“Small Robot Company is building robots that will seed and care for each individual plant in a crop. For farmers the increased efficiency has the potential to increase yields, and reduce input costs and so hopefully increase profits.”

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“Feeding an estimated extra 2.2 billion people living on planet earth by 2050 is going to be one of the biggest challenges we face in the future,” said Alan Howard, the design and manufacturing lead at the Institution of Engineering and Technology. “This brilliant idea from Small Robot Company, with its ingenious application of robotics and automation technologies, could provide a vital and secure source of food to help feed the world.”

The Small Robot Company states small machines can be more efficient and accurate in their roles, using precision technologies developed during the past 15 years.

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A dairy farm in Northern Ireland is trialing a new system of reducing ammonia emissions – and producing its own liquidnitrogen fertilizer at the same time.

The new concept developed by Norwegian company N2 Agri involves passing manure or digestate through a plasma reactor to produce liquidnitrogen fertilizer. The process, according to the company, will ultimately save farmers as much as 20 CHRIS percent of their artificialMCCULLOUGH fertilizer costs. It will also reduce their ammoniaproduction levels.

Although the concept has moved beyond the prototype stage, it is still being tested around the world – at a pig farm in Denmark and at a 650-cow dairy farm near Templepatrick in Northern Ireland.

The dairy farm is run by Robin Bingham and his son George Bingham. They installed a biogas plant a year ago, which produces electricity and supplies it into the national grid. They have a total of 1,200 cows, including dry cows and followers. They run a zero-grazing system where fresh grass is

harvested and delivered to the cows daily.

Robin Bingham said the system interested him because it met his desire to farm in an environmentally friendly way.

“Using this plasma reactor system will help us achieve our goals of farming more environmentally friendly while at the same time sorting out my ammonia quotas,” he said. “I see this as a potential game changer across the world, helping farmers get more from their farmyard slurry and saving them money.”

The plasma reactor was installed at the farm several months ago as a trial. It’s already producing liquid nitrogen, which has been spread on test plots at the farm.

“For me, reducing or even eliminating my chemical-fertilizer bill is one of the main benefits of this system,” Bingham said soon after the system was installed. “The system has only been installed one month and we have already produced our own liquid nitrogen and spread it on some grass test plots to see if the theories of faster plant growth with higher yields are feasible.”

One of the founders of N2 Agri is Norwegian Rune Ingels, a chemical engineer who spent almost 30 years working in the fertilizer industry before resigning to embark on his own ideas.

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work,” he said. “Slurry has 50 percent free ammonia but digestate has around 70 percent free ammonia.

“Just over 50 percent of the total nitrogen available in slurry is lost before it can be spread on the ground. However using our system we can make more nitrogen available for plants, which are also taken up quicker by the plants – increasing their growing rates and yields. There are some tweaks needed to the system the Binghams are using as it is primarily installed to test yields at the moment.”

The company’s goal is to fundamentally improve global food production by enabling a farmer to produce his or her own fertilizer from manure, air and renewable energy. By installing the company’s system farmers could their savings be able to pay back the plasma reactor in about six or seven years.

N2 Agri has developed and patented the technology, which uses a plasma reactor to fix nitrogen from the air. The nitrogen is then added to the manure, which causes a reaction. It stops ammonia losses as well as emissions of other greenhouse gasses, and additionally removes bad odor.

Besides reduction of ammonia emissions, the system increases nitrogen content in the manure. It transforms it from a waste problem into an excellent-value fertilizer, according to the company.

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business-development director. “Our ultimate goal is to (replace) chemical fertilizers with fertilizer produced locally on the farm from air and renewable energy.

And meanwhile we work on a better stable climate and a more-sustainable livestock sector. We can also upgrade biogas digestate to a higher-value fertilizer with our technology.”

In addition to the two trials in Europe the company has plans to embark on more trials further afield in places like South Africa.

N2 Agri is partnering with SBI, an innovative plasma-welding company based in Hollarunn, Austria. N2 Agri and SBI are using the University of Vienna for analysis of plasma composition and temperatures.

“We are not in the phase of selling machines yet, but want to show our plasma reactor and explain the working principles to the stakeholders,” Aarts said. “Our reactor is not fully developed, but we want to test it under farm conditions in an early stage to get experience with different types of manure and biogas digestate. (We want) to do field trials on different crops, which on the Bingham farm are grass plots.”

The key argument to convince farmers to use the plasma reactor, he said, is to

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The Bingham dairy farm has a total of 1,200 cows, including dry cows and followers. The family runs a zero-grazing system where fresh grass is harvested and delivered to the cows daily.

explain that they are losing nitrogen from their livestock and slurry – nitrogen that is later supplemented by artificial fertilizer spread on the ground. There are 2.13 million tons of ammonia lost on European livestock farms alone each year – a huge loss of potential fertilizer.

It’s anticipated that a farm with 150 to 200 cows will need one 25-kilowatt plasma reactor. A 600-cow herd would need three units. But the reactors can be scaled to suit the farm.

“We can change the sizes of the reactor to suit the herd,” Aarts said. “We don’t have

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Agriculture department offers information The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection will staff three booths in the Progress Pavilion during the 2019 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Jefferson County. Farmers and other attendees are encouraged to visit any of the booths, especially if they have questions about the agency’s programs or services. “ Fa r m Te c h n o l og y Days p rov i d e s a great opportunity for our staff to talk one-on-one with farmers, consumers and businesses,” said Brad Pfaff, secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. “We’ll also have brochures, pamphlets and other resources available.”

The agency’s booth for nutrient-management planning will feature information on programs that address soil and water issues — such as grants for producer-led groups focusing on ways to prevent and reduce runoff. Attendees can learn about the agency’s nutrientmanagement services, how to develop a nutrient-management plan and how such plans have worked on farms.

The “Growing Wisconsin Agriculture” booth will feature the agency’s programs and services for Wisconsin agriculture, consumers and businesses. Educational and informational materials will be available from the divisions of agricultureresource management, agricultural

development, food and recreational safety, and animal health. Attendees also are welcome to play the agency’s ninepanel educational game.

The agency’s Safe Wisconsin Produce team is partnering with the University of Wisconsin-Division of Extension to help fresh-produce growers prepare for the Food Safety Modernization Act and the Produce Safety Rule. Staff will be available to answer questions about new regulations, farms covered, exemptions and inspection timelines. Growers can learn about training classes and on-farm readiness reviews.

The public also is encouraged to visit the consumer-protection booth in the

Rural Event Center at Farm Technology Days. Staff can answer questions about common consumer complaints and offer fraud-protection tips. Information will be available on telemarketing, identify theft, family-emergency scams and more.

The agency’s consumer-protection division will feature two hour-long presentations on fraud, scams and other issues. The presentations will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. July 24 and July 25 on the main stage of the Rural Event Center. Wisconsin Farm Technology Days will be held July 23-25 at Walter Grain Farms, W5340 French Road, Johnson Creek, Wisconsin. Visit www.wifarmtechnologydays.com for more information.

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Hartlaub Equipment 920-758-2132

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Dumke Sales & Service 920-834-2075

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WI Silos, Inc. 715-344-9503

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darien SVH Supply, INC 877-784-7877

darlington Ruf’s Farm Service, Inc. 608-776-4048

dePere Fritsch Equip. Corporation 920-532-6292

ForAge Blower

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hortonVille Knuth Farm Equipment, LLC 920-757-6995

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Nordstrom Construction & Lumber Inc. 608-488-2401 Field Silo & Equipment, Inc. 608-437-5561

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George Leedle Sales & Service 262-275-6631

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R&M Farm Systems 920-788-3505

Chippewa Farm Service, LLC 715-577-8372

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reedsBurg Bindl Sales & Service 608-524-6339

riCe laKe 48 Equipment Sales, LLC 715-234-6788

ruBiCon Gehring Sales & Service 262-673-4920

WeyauWega Spiegelberg Implement, Inc. 920-596-2610

WhiteWater The Scharine Group 800-472-2880

Withee Hoover Silo Repair LLC 715-229-2527

minnesota mora, mn Fluegges Ag. 320-679-2981

ioWa maQuoKeta Anamosa Silo Repair, LLC 563-652-5125

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AG CAREER DAY TO MAKE DEBUT

See Us At The Show Booth 583

For the first time Ag Career Day will be offered for youth at the 2019 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Jefferson County.

Students going into seventh- through 12th-grades are encouraged to register via a Google Survey. Registering will reserve a spot on one of 20 Cheesehead Express buses that will depart from 10 different locations in the state to begin Ag Career Day’s scavenger hunt. Each bus will transport students to Farm Technology Days.

Ag Career Day will use the cow-monitoring technology of Allflex Livestock Intelligence. Each student will wear a cow ear tag with a radio-frequency identification — RFID — button on it. The button will react with a beep on each scavengerhunt stop once students are scanned by the cow-monitoring wand. To receive a scan of the wand students will be asked to interact with a “Career Takeaway” question at each of the 13 scavenger-hunt stops. The career stops will range from plant-gene editing to animal handling, and from financ i a l se rv i ce s to ro b o t i c ‘19 m i l k i n g er Day Ag Care machines.

The goal is to show s students expres there are m a n y possibilities to consider for a career in Wisconsin agriculture.

Students will start and end their exploration in the Future Generations Area at Farm Technology Days. Two special events will be in that area.

• Kim Bremmer of AgInspirations.com will present to students ways they can position support of agriculture

without becoming defensive when faced with misinformation.

• Students will be asked to complete a “Thank You Farmers” note card from Culver’s with name, age, school and one thing learned during Ag Career Day. • Most buses will arrive by 9 a.m. at the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days site, with a 7 a.m. pick-up time. Students will be at Farm Technology Days for four hours to participate in the Career Scavenger Hunt, eat lunch and explore. Most buses will leave at 1 p.m. Buses farther north may arrive at 10 a.m. and leave at 2 p.m.

Before jumping back on the Cheesehead Express buses to go home, students will be given an “Explore, Experience and Engage” summary brochure to begin planning their futures in Wisconsin agriculture, developed with the help of Wisconsin Ag in the Classroom. Visit www.wifarmtechnologydays. com/jefferson/ag-career-day/ for more information.

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Berens heads Block Party Charlie Berens, a comedian and Emmywinning journalist, will visit the 65thannual Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Jefferson County as a live guest appearance.

Berens is the creator and star of the online series the Manitowoc Minute. He’s a Wisconsin native who celebrates, toasts and roasts all things Wisconsin.

The Taste of Jefferson C o u n t y, a beer-, wineand foodsampling e ve n t , w i l l be held 3 to 7 p. m . Ju ly 24 at the 2019 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. Berens will headline the firstever extended show hours. Organized by Tyranena Brewing Company, attendees can purchase a special “Taste Ticket” to enjoy food and beverage samples of Wisconsin favorites.

Admission to the Farm Technology Days show during extended hours is $5. The event will be held rain or shine. It will take place in the Rural Event Center in the center of Tent City on Walter Grain Farms, W5340 French Road, Johnson Creek, Wisconsin.

At te n d ees are welcome to join Berens on a tour of Te n t C i t y starting at 3:30 p.m., visiting three exhibitor booths b e f o r e returning to the Block Party in the center of Tent City. He will take the stage for a mini-show starting at 5:30 p.m. A country-music playlist will be provided by 104.5 Country WSLD. Visit www.wifarmtechnologydays.com or www.ManitowocMinute.com for more information.

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2019 WISCONSIN FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS EXHIBITOR LIST Listing

Lot #

Acri Company Advanced Drainage Systems Ag Bag

Booth #

B293 316 472-473

Listing

Lot #

BigIron Auction Company Bil-Bar Trailer Sales & Service LLC

614-615

Aring Equipment Company Armor Shield Metal Roofing

AGCO Corporation

171-175/218-222

AgDirect

B224

AgriGold Hybrids Agri-King Inc.

360-361

Agri-Services Agency

B279 B259

AHT Wisconsin Windows

R059

Alforex Seeds Alliance Tire Group

689 277 216-217

Alternative Pest Solutions

R017

Augusta Seed

B233

Boerger LLC

B335 586

B301 555

R034

Barclay Truck Rebuilders and Manufacturing LLC

B280

BAR-C-Livestock Products LLC

154

Bauer Built Tire & Service

610

Bayland Buildings Inc.

522

Bazooka Farmstar Inc.

Beck’s Besler Industries Inc.

354 938-939

502-503

Brooks Tractor Inc.

763-765

Byron Seeds LLC

362

Calf-Tel

618

Capitol Scale Company CapstanAG

263-268/325-330

CBR Livestock Systems Inc.

188-191 283

606

Central Boiler Inc / Altoz

902

Channel Seed

690

WOOD or STEEL FRAME - WE KNOW HOW!!

Call Us For Building Tours and To Discuss YoUr New ProjeCT!

1-800-242-8085 www.forestbuildings.com

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CLAAS

965-968/1025-1028 (964/1029)

Cleary Building Corp.

Cliff’s Inc. Commander Ag-Quip

565-566/627-628 971-972/1021-1022 244

774 860-861

Copperhead Ag Products

Cream City Stateline Scale

B292 714 642-643 959 R033

Crown Royal Stoves

631

Crushing Mechanics LLC

226

CRV USA

B257

Crystal Creek LLC B249

332

Case IH

650

Components Plus LLC Contree Sprayer & Equipment Co. LLC

Booth #

B264

Cross Slot No-Till Systems

159

Calf Star LLC

Lot #

Complete Fencing LLC

Crop IMS LLC

Beef Tent

877-878

IN A FREESTALL BARN/PARLOR

1977!

Braun Electric Inc.

Listing

Compeer Financial

County Line Equipment R071

Central Ag Supply Inc. of Juneau & Baraboo

INVEST

Since

R012 474

Buelingo Beef Cattle Society

787-788

Bank First

644

BourbonEyewear

683

Badger Basement Systems

Beaver of Wisconsin Inc.

American Family Insurance Nick Lenzendorf American Farm Rubber LLC

BMO Harris Bank

Badgerland Chevy Dealers

Agri-View

Albers Dairy Equipment

B247

Badger Plastics & Supply Inc.

745

B302

Blain’s Farm & Fleet

Auctiontime.com

Badger / Hanson by Valmetal

B315-B316 654

Biodyne-USA B311

Booth #

B324

850/943

775

B314

Lot #

Beef Tent

909

Ag Tech Business

Listing

Big Bear Genetics

Apache Palco Henke Buffalo

Ag Leader Technology

213-214

B246

Animat Inc.

Ag Concepts

AG Systems Inc.

Booth #

Amwood Homes Inc.

R043-R044

Culpitt Roofing Inc.

R073

Cumberland Valley Analytical Services

B222

Custom Safety Groovers

B228

D and D Enterprise D. Buck Construction LLC

149 920-921

Dairy Star

R021

Dairy Train LLC

249

Dairyland Seed

571

DairyLand Structures LLC

B221

Dandurand Distributing

R019

DDSI

783-784

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DeCleene Trailer Sales

Edney Distributing Co. Inc.

872

DECRA Roofing Systems Inc. Degelman Industries

B323

825-826

Degner Homestead Farm & Repair

588

Dejno’s Inc. Deutz Fahr USA

445

Diamond Mowers

914

Dick Meyer Co.

R042

590-591/602-603

Focus on Energy

R035

Grasshopper Company

B256

Great Lakes Belted Galloway Assn Inc. Beef Tent

Edvest, Wisconsin’s College Savings Plan

R030

Focus on Energy

Elk Mound Seed

B262

Ford Distributing

155

GVD Feed Covers LLC

B272

Foremost Farms USA B211-B212

Gypsoil Brand Gypsum

R072

Energy Panel Structures

Forest Construction Company Inc.

H & S Manufacturing Co. Inc. 671-678/715-722

349

Environmental Tillage Systems Inc.

156

Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales

Beef Tent

R015

150-151/242-243

616-617

H&E Innovations LLC Form-A-Feed 488-489 Halverson Wood Products Inc.

440

303-306

Fox Cities Builders

816-817

Hawks Hill Elk Ranch

B278 B287

Express Flighting Supply

R060

Foxland Harvestore Inc.

415

Heads Up Plant Protectants

Exterior Custom Solutions LLC

B267

Franklin Equipment

379

HeatMaster SS/SteelTech Inc.

516

Digested Organics

R020

Extrutech Plastics

B242

Frenchville Trailer Sales LLC

890

Heatmor Inc.

579

Diggers Hotline Inc.

B291

Fabick Cat

871/922

Frey Construction

DigiFarm VBN

B266

Fabra Dome

819-820

Fritsch Equipment Corp.

DION - Ag Inc.

385

Farmers Business Network

490-491

Double D Services Inc. Downhome Collectibles

Featherlite Trailers

891

Eagle Point Solar

B238

Eastern Iowa Grain Inspection & Weighing Service

B294

EasyFix USA

178

EBJ Livestock

773

Ecodrum Composter

567

Econoburn Boilers

762

Ederer Dairy Supply

345

Fertilizer Dealer Supply

R025

R026

684-688

GCR Tires & Service

R051

Hellenbrand B252 Hidow B268

706-707

High Voltage Farms

802

G.A. Miller Company Ganser Company

259-260/333-334

Fencil Urethane Systems Inc.

Heritage Tractor

FS (INSIGHT FS)

760

FarmFirst Dairy Cooperative Doda 918-919

B289

Forward Farm Lines

Diesel Forward B216-B217

Diesel Driving School

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Enbridge Pipelines B317-B318

Enovative Technologies LLC

B282

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B312

Hiniker Company

Beef Tent 739-740

933

Hixwood Metal

B271

777-778

Hoard’s Dairyman / Hay & Forage Grower

B250

Hotsy Cleaning Systems Inc. Gehl 485

471

Findoor Industrial Inc.

873

Gempler’s B232

Humana B285

Firewood Automation

629

General Communications

752

Idso’s 310

Flagpole Country

879

Global Track Manufacturing USA Inc.

237

Induction Innovations Inc.

Fleet Farm B331-B332

Gold Medal Trailer Sales

Grain Handler USA Fleetguard 626 Fluidall LLC

748

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Grandpa’s Shelters & Sheds LLC

152-153 416

INSIGHT FS

R056

791

Internet of Things America

B300

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Exhibitors

John Deere

Continued from Page 27

Justice Brothers Lubricants

I-State Truck Center

517-518 649

Jamesway Farm Equipment

680/713

K-Line Ag

313

JX Truck Center Investors Community Bank

Klecker’s Heating & Air Conditioning

659-668/725-734

Jordan Ag Supply Inc.

R013

Kobussen Bus Komro Sales & Service

545

384

Mid-State Equipment 884-885 (886-889 RnD) Midwest Manufacturing

350-353

Kriete Truck Center

928-930

Midwest Sidewalls

Krone North America

848/945

Midwestern BioAg Inc.

B270 Kelly Manufacturing LLC 575 JBS 355 Kelly Ryan Equipment 584-585 Jefferson Utilities B313 Kemco Manufacturing LLC 619 Jenkins Iron and Steel Inc. 572-573 Kent Nutrition Group Jet Company Inc. 451 Kenwood Communications

B326

B263 B240

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331 563-564

Mike’s Farm Toys

960

Kuhn North America Inc.

Miller-Bradford & Risberg Inc.

234 (230-233 RnD)

Kunes Country Commercial Trucks

302

Kussmaul Seeds

568

Laforge Systems Inc.

759

Lakes Gas Co.

840

Lakeshore Technical College Ag Programs Land Pride

452-453/540-541

Landoll Corporation

866-868/925-927

Lawson Products Lazy L Trailer Sales

Milwaukee Rubber Products Inc. Milwaukee Stockyards

R014

LeafFilter Gutter Protection Legacy Seeds Inc.

702

Legend Seeds Inc.

620

749-750 583

559-560/633-634

Mt Morris Mutual Ins. Co. B265

R045

Murray’s Dairy Farm & Refrigeration

508

N & N Trailer Sales Inc.

521 441-444

NAU Country Insurance B213-B214 Neptune Enterprises

390-391

New Holland Agriculture 460-468/525-533 Lemken 348 NEXGROW Alfalfa Lester Building Systems 837 NITE Equipment 974-975/1018-1019 Lewis Cattle Oilers 515 North American Normande LG Seeds 402 Association Beef Tent Lifetime Shingles LLC 776 North Central Highland Cattle Association Beef Tent Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin B288 Lowe Equipment Attachments Lucky’s Mini Trucks MacDon Inc.

576

North Central Irrigation

179

580

Northern Plains Track

248

Northland Buildings Inc.

613

437-439

Mach 2 Tire Company

Northline Industries Inc.

574

MAI Animal Health Mail Pouch Tools

B244

202-205

Mustang by Manitou

NAPA Auto Parts

833

Legacy Steel Buildings

Miraco / Badger Livestock Equipment Morton Buildings Inc.

818 Beef Tent

Minnesota Pnuematic Products

261-262

B336

Notch Manufacturing Inc.

862-863 655-656/737-738

Nuhn Industries Ltd.

167

B215

504-506

Nutra-Crop B219-B220 Mandako 403-405 Manitou North Americas LLC

Nutrient Management Specialists LLC 483-484/509-510

Marshfield Clinic Health System

Marshfield Clinich Health System Business Services Martin Till Mathews Company McFarlane Mfg. Co. Inc.

MDS Manufacturing

Oasis Irrigation Inc.

160-161 B290

756 279-280 R036

805-807

Meadow Brook Farm Publishing LLC

B245

Meg-Mo Systems

B304

Mensch Manufacturing Messer Repair & Fabricating

1034 245

604 314-315

O’Brien Hybrids

288-290

McHenry Savings Bank

WIESERCONCRETE.COM 800-325-8456

Beef Tent

Kubota Tractor Corporation 454-456/537-539 271-276/317-322

B309

875-876

Midwest Pinzgauer Association

Kann Manufacturing

605

780

Midland Garage Door Mfg. Co.

Kreuziger Drainage LLC

JanAire Curtains LLC

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Meyer’s Pressure Cleaners

607 838-839

K & M Manufacturing B295-B296

Kartechner Brothers LLC

W24141 Starwood Lane Independence, WI 54747

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O’Connell Farm Drainage Plows Inc.

R011

561-562

O’Reilly Auto Parts

B321

Organic Valley - CROPP Cooperative

R040

Osseo Plastics & Supply Inc.

R041

Oxbo International

448-450

PACE Inc.

183/210

PanTheryx B235 Parman Farm Supply Patz Corporation

548 771-772/821-822

Payne & Dolan Inc | A Walbec Group Company

Meyer Manufacturing Corporation 365-368/425-428

R024

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East Side Farm Equipment Monroe

Gibbsville Implement Waldo

D & D Farm Supply Arcadia

Eron Equipment Junction City

Carl F. Statz & Sons Waunakee

Cherokee Garage Colby

Luxemburg Motor Co. Luxemburg

Frontier Ag & Turf New Richmond Osceola

Beaver Machine Coleman

Lulich Implement Mason

Kalscheur Implement Cross Plains

Lindstrom Equipment Mondovi

Steinhart’s Farm Service Platteville

A.C. McCartney Durand, IL

Gruett’s Inc. Potter

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Profit Pro Ag

Progressive Publishing

Continued from Page 28

Puck Custom Enterprises

Peak Forage Products LLC

176-177

Penta Equipment

577-578

Pequea Machine Corp.

864-865

Pequea Machine Inc

240-241

Performance Probiotics LLC Phil’s Pumping & Fab. Inc.

831-832

R Equipment

543-544

856/937

B243

Physicians Mutual Medicare Supplements

B239

Pifer’s Auction & Realty and Land Management

B325

883

Red Barn Manufacturing Renk Seed Company

632 B225

625

Roberts Brothers Painting

B226

Roberts Irrigation Company Inc. 608-609 Pioneer 991 Rob’s Performance PIP Seeds B276-B277 Motorsports 854-855 (851-853/940-942 RnD) Poettinger US Inc.

808-810

Polaris Industries

534

Roth Mfg - Loyal

PolyTank Inc.

834

Rural Mutual Insurance Company

Pomp’s Tire Service Precision Planting

789-790

Premier Gunite

B275

363-364

Seven Oaks LLC

B299

Usborne Books and More

B329

USEMCO Inc.

250

UW-Madison Farm & Industry Short Course

Education Station

Shoup Manufacturing Co. B337-B338

Valmetal - USA

Skalitzky Drainage LLC

Vantage Dairy Supplies

827-828

Sloan Express Soil-Max Inc. Southeastern Chevy Dealers

B223

910

Vermeer Corporation

Walters Buildings

Spectrum Insurance Group

B303

Star Satellite

B283

409

Stewart-Peterson B305

779

Stihl Power Equipment

Watertown Plastic Fence

691

Waukesha Lime & Stone STOR-LOC 414

R023 B307 B284

B254

645

641

Strong Microbials

B281

WeCover Structures Inc.

Scherer Inc.

648 556/637

Sun Badger Solar B297-B298

West Shore Tool Service

168/225

Superior Sleep B327-B328

Whitetails of Wisconsin

Swiderski Equipment Inc.

Wick Buildings

180 651-652

MORE LIGHT = MORE MILK

429-433

Taranis Inc. TBE Trailers

551-554 640 766-768

Wieser Concrete

356

Wilson Trailer Sales of Wisconsin

753-755

The Andersons PureGrade R028-R029

Windridge Implements

829-830

The Country Today

B251

The Daugherty Companies

B218

Wisconsin / American Angus Associations

Beef Tent

The Delong Co. Inc. B236-B237

Wisconsin Beef Council

Beef Tent

The Good Feet Store

B253

Wisconsin Cattlemen’s Association

Beef Tent

The Insurance Center

B227

Wisconsin Farmers Union

The Scharine Group Inc.

983/1010

The Stankee Company

708-709

The WIK - Craig Hagen

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R022

621

The View at Johnson Creek

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B255

479-480/513-514

Water Well Solutions Service Group / SUEZ

S.I. Distributing Inc. S.I. Feeders, Div. Schoessow Inc.

B308

990

Vets Plus Inc.

785-786

R074

710

B320

Sam’s Well Drilling

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US Cellular

Stratford Homes

Prinsco B229

In-Stock Specials •80’ x 220’ with 2 ends - $7.95/sq ft.

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B258

R027

Rusoh Inc. R057-R058

Salford Group

R018

B230

University of Wisconsin-River Falls

We Energies

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R016

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980/1013

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761

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813-815

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406-408

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804

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638-639

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R062

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459

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410

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Truck Country

B322

653

WS Ag Center

237

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703

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1002-1003 (984-989/1004-1009 RnD)

R050

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B286

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B241

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163

B234

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371-376/417-422

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475-476 1020

B306

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