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A closer look at the new trade aid payments By Sara Wyant ver the last few decades as a reporter, I’ve learned that most farmers love to get a good price from the marketplace, rather than a good check from the federal government. But what’s a person to do when export markets are being shut down as a result of tariffs and an ongoing trade war with China and other trading partners? Hope the government props up your revenues. President Donald Trump instructed Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to deliver more dollars and help ease the pain out Wyant is in farm country, and last week, president and the U.S. Department of Agriculture founder of did just that. We still don’t have Agri-Pulse Communications the formula that was used to calculate county-by-county Inc. For more news, go to www. payments, but we know that a lot Agri-Pulse.com. more producers will be eligible than when USDA rolled out their Agri-Pulse’s plan last year — delivering $1.65 Jon Harsch per bushel on soybeans and only a contributed to penny per bushel on corn, among this story. other crops. This year, producers can qualify for payments ranging from $15 to $150 an acre under this year’s version of the Market Facilitation Program for row crops, with rates varying widely by county and region. Dairy producers who were in business as of June 1 will receive a per hundredweight payment on production history, and hog producers will receive a payment based on the number of live hogs owned on a day selected by the producer between April 1 and May 15. MFP payments will also be made to producers of several nuts and other specialty crops. Agriculture Department officials announced program details last week, including county-by-county payment rates for the first of three payouts. The rates are based on the mix of crops that each county historically produces, as well as USDA’s calculation of the impact of unfair trade practices on each commodity over the past 10 years. MFP payments will be made in up-to three portions, with the second and third payments evaluated as market conditions and trade

opportunities dictate. If conditions warrant, the second and third payments will be made in November and early January, respectively. “We knew there would be some wide disparities in counties that were close to each other and … (USDA) recognized that. That’s why they put the floor (rate of $15 per acre) in to make sure that it would minimize some of the angst,” House Ag Committee ranking Republican Mike Conaway, R-Texas, told Agri-Pulse. “It’s my guess that each one of (the farm groups) will have folks that are really, really happy and folks who are generally disappointed because they didn’t get higher payments,” Conaway said. Not all lawmakers were as pleased. “These short-term, inequitable payouts are not a replacement for markets and a coherent trade strategy,” said Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Agriculture Committee. She said the latest version of MFP “only confirms my previous concerns that this aid is not equitable and favors certain farmers over others. Bottom line — it’s not fair.” Midwest producers who were unable to plant their normal crops because of the constant storms this spring also will likely see lower payments since they will only qualify for a minimum $15-an-acre payment on their prevent plant acres, a payment they will only receive if those acres are seeded to cover crops. National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson, reacting to the new version of MFP, said his group has “some concerns about disparities in payments from county to county, which could put some farmers at a financial disadvantage.” House Agriculture Chairman Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said he expected the disparities in county rates but wasn’t certain how farmers would respond. “At the end of the day, farmers need money and I’m not going to complain,” he told Agri-Pulse.

Dollars for cotton

Some of the largest per-acre payments will go to counties, including some in Conaway’s district in Texas, that are dominated by cotton production. No counties in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, and the Dakotas have payment rates above $100 an acre, but Texas and Georgia have 35 and 51 respectively. Perdue, speaking about the major differences

between the minimum payment rate of $15 per acre and the maximum of $150 for farmers in different counties, said USDA did the best it could with its resources and time. “The minimum and the maximum payments were an attempt to equitably distribute the funds,” Perdue said, but also acknowledged that “there are going to be some misalignments probably in this program somewhere …” For example, he said, a farmer of a commodity that was not affected sharply by Chinese tariffs in a county where the predominant crop was significantly affected, could benefit from the MFP disproportionately. And the opposite could happen. The chairman of the National Cotton Council, Alabama farmer Mike Tate, noted that cotton futures prices have fallen dramatically since the trade war with China began a year ago, costing producers about $250 an acre in revenue. The drop is “due in large part to cotton sales to China being substantially below the level that was expected in absence of tariffs,” Tate said.

Soybeans and corn

Soybean farmers, who have borne the brunt of China’s retaliatory tariffs, are expected to still do relatively well under the new MFP. American Soybean Association President Davie Stephens said that’s how it should be, even though some may be in counties with lower payment rates. “The county rate for farmers in areas with a higher percentage of crops suffering from negative trade impacts will receive a higher offset for the damages we have seen because of the tariffs,” he said. “We appreciate the administration’s effort to determine how the payments will work and hope our soybean growers — no matter where their farms are and what is planted there — feel some relief from this assistance.” Corn farmers, who were generally disappointed in the penny per acre they got in the last MFP, did better this time around after USDA looked back at Chinese corn imports over the past decade to calculate damages. National Corn Growers Association President Lynn Chrisp said in a statement: “While NCGA’s focus remains on markets, we welcome USDA’s quick rollout of MFP 2.0 and the department’s creative efforts to reorient MFP to better reflect market impacts and support American farmers.”

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Another important August ahead By Jonathan Knutson Agweek Staﬀ Writer Many Upper Midwest farmers, at least the ones who grow wheat, corn and soybeans, typically face a quandary in August. They want dry weather to make the wheat harvest easier, but also want regular rains during the month to replenish soil 2 Monday, August 5, 2019 / AGWEEK

moisture for still-developing corn, and especially, soybeans. That looks to hold true again this year, even though corn and soybean development remains far behind normal. The weekly crop progress, released July 29 by the National Agricultural Statistics Service, an arm of the U.S.

Department of Agriculture, found that corn and soybeans continue to be far less advanced than usual. The report reflects conditions as of July 28. The cold, wet spring hampered planting, which explains why corn and soybeans, especially in South Dakota, which was particularly wet, aren’t as

Crop progress report looks at area conditions advanced as they should be. In South Dakota, for example, only 27% of corn had silked on July 29, compared with the five-year average of 77% for that date. Minnesota and North Dakota corn silking was below normal, too, though not nearly as much.

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Despite problems, not a ‘throw-away year’ at Ag PhD Field Day By Michelle Rook AgweekTV Anchor BALTIC, S.D. — The 2019 planting and growing seasons have been near disasters for many farmers across the Corn Belt and that impacts the research that is conducted by agronomic companies. The was the focus at this year’s Ag PhD Field Day on July 25 near Baltic in eastern South Dakota. Ag PhD research lead Glenn Herz says the above normal precipitation and historical planting delays for farmers affected their research plots that are in several states in the region. “It’s really been a challenge this year,” Herz says. “We’ve had some straggler plots, but to have a bulk of our plots planted at the tail end of May and June this year has been a struggle.” An adverse year like 2019 can often lead to big performance differences in the field, which can skew research data. Herz says they like to look at new products all the time and those products need to work any time of the year and during a normal or cold and wet season. They are also comparing corn hybrids and soybean varieties in their plots. “And what we’re learning on those is we’re just backing up maturities a little bit,” he says. “Let’s see what these things do, take them out of that zone where that hybrid normally wouldn’t be planted. Let’s see what happens there.” The research data will also be used to help growers in subsequent years. Herz says that is especially true with pre-emergent weed systems. “You have to have that pre-emerge herbicide out there.” he says. “Once these weeds get to summertime and they’ve had plenty of moisture all year long and are growing 2 to 4 inches a day, trying to get into those fields and control those things has been tough.” There aren’t a lot of herbicide choices either according to Herz, especially

for soybeans. The other inclination for farmers looking at data and performance in a disaster year is to make big changes the next season. Herz advises them to look at the proven products. “Say I’m talking a corn hybrid. I’m definitely not going to be planting 95-day hybrids in southeastern South Dakota. But if I can learn something this year and two years from now we have this same scenario, it’s going to be a very important data set for us,” he says. The plots at the Ag PhD Field Day were visibly behind in development, reflective of the season. However, Brian Hefty says they got most of their trials planted when they wanted to plant. “We plant some things early and some things late. So, you’re going to see a variety all the time, every year that you would come here,” Hefty says. The good news, according to Hefty, is there are always lessons in a year like 2019. “I’ve had a lot of people say ‘Is this a throw-away year for research?’ No there’s no throw-away year. We can always learn some things and we see differences in varieties, we especially see differences in fertility,” he says. The field day also showcases many of the high-yield winners in various crops across the nation and globally. Kevin Kalb farms near Dubois, Ind., and has had multiple wins for non-irrigated corn in the National Corn Growers Association yield contest and was champ in 2018 at 388.07 bushels per acre.He says he may not be winning any contests this year as the state’s crops are hands down the worst he’s ever seen. “You look at our county, we got the highest prevent plant acres we’ve ever had. We never had any prevent plant acres until this year and we had about a third of our acres,” he says. Kalb says their best acres got flooded out so yields will be down substantially for corn on his farm. “It’s

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Ag PhD research lead Glenn Herz talks about the tough crop season with farmers at the Ag PhD Field Day. probably going to be 150 bushels off our average,” he says. With the high level of prevented planting in the state, Kalb said he doesn’t believe corn yields can average much above 120 bushels per acre in Indiana. He says soybeans have better potential, but they are so late in development that it will limit yield. “We’ve

got beans planted two weeks ago that are barely 5 inches tall. And there are a lot of beans that got planted that late in the state. So I can’t put a yield on those.” Kalb says the next concern will be if the crops can make it to maturity, so they are hoping for a late frost like farmers in the rest of the Corn Belt.

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Aug. 2-7 — International Sweetener Symposium, Asheville, N.C. Aug. 5-8 — National Council of State Legislators Legislative Summit, Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 6-8 — FarmFest, Morgan, Minn. Information: ideaggroup.com/farmfest/ event-schedule Aug. 13 — ND Corn Classic (golf for ND Corn Growers Association), Maple River Golf Club, Aug. 16-18 — 39th Annual Heritage Hill Threshing Show, Motevideo, Minn. Aug. 20-22 — Dakotafest, Schlaffman Farm, Mitchell, S.D.Information: www. ideaggroup.com/dakotafest Aug. 22-Sep. 2 — MN State Fair, St. Paul, Minn. Information: mnstatefair.org

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cessful while furthering the mission of extension, which is providing relBROOKINGS, S.D. — Karla Traut- evant, research-based information to the people of South Dakota. man has been named the director of Trautman holds a bachelor’s degree SDSU Extension at South Dakota State in home economics extension and a University. master’s degree in educational adminTrautman started with SDSU Extenistration with an emphasis in adult sion in 1988 as a county extension and higher education, both from South educator for Deuel County, where she Dakota State University. collaborated with the community to provide educational resources to fam- Bremer Bank names Schober ilies and individuals. In 2000, she as Director of Specialized became a program leader for 4-H Agriculture Solutions and home economics. From 2006ST. PAUL, Minn. — Bremer Bank 2010, Trautman served as a leader- has named T. Marc Schober to a newly ship development specialist for SDSU created Director of Specialized AgriExtension, developing curriculum and culture Solutions position. skill training related to leadership, In this strategic role, Schober will be human and social capital development. responsible for identifying opportuTrautman assumed the role of SDSU nities, services and solutions to serve Extension associate director in 2011, Bremer’s agriculture customers in until being named the interim direc- new and better ways. tor in 2016. In her role as the interBremer’s work is largely founded in im director, Trautman says she has commercial and agricultural banking, strived to empower staff to be suc- and Schober’s hire is a continuation of

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the bank’s sharpened focus on its key customers. Last this spring, Bremer launched a new brand and website, putting a face on its strategic direction as the bank focuses on meeting its customers where they are and in a way that provides value to them. Schober’s agriculture connections reach all the way back to southeastern Wisconsin, where he grew up on a small family farm. In addition to working as an editor for Farmland Forecast and co-authoring two books on investing in farmland, Schober spent the last decade as a director at Colvin & Co. LLP, an asset management firm focused on agriculture. Every time your business promotes an individual, welcomes a new executive or wins an award, don’t hesitate to send us an update. We publish “People” in each issue of Agweek. We love to hear (and share!) the achievements of those in the agricultural community! Please supply a paragraph or two including your company name, the employee(s) being recognized and information to ofast@agweek.com.

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his month, Iris Westman turns 114 years old. Iris doesn’t want attention or notoriety for her age. But for me, as her great-great niece, I want her story and legacy to live on for our family’s future generations. My husband, daughters, one of my brothers and I visited Iris recently. Our daughters shared about their upcoming school years as they begin in fourth and sixth grades. Iris listened and then said, “My fourth-grade teacher was Miss Carpenter. She wore her hair back in a tight bun. She was very good in math, which was my weakest subject. And she didn’t care much if we liked her or not.” We listened. Iris shared more about her elementary teachers and the pursuit of education. She talked of her dad as the “school bus driver” transporting her and her brothers, including my greatgrandfather, to and from their farm into town to attend public school. Driving was not loading up a car or four-wheel drive vehicle like we might think of

today. Her dad’s school bus was by horse and wagon, through all types of prairie weather. I am a proponent for not going back to the way things used to be in agriculture and rural life. Iris’s reflections reminded me how the simple task of getting our kids to a public school is much simpler now. It also reminded me of the commitment to education started generations ago in our family with Iris’s father, my great-great grandfather’s commitment to get his kids to school on a daily basis and have them all graduate from high school. Education advanced our rural family across generations, not only on the farm but added careers and advancement to those who didn’t return to the farm after their childhoods. The pursuit of education laid a foundation for generations like my grandmother and her siblings, my mother and her siblings, my siblings, cousins and now our children to pursue not only high school diplomas but secondary education and for some, professional schools and

degrees. Our son, Hunter, begins his fourth year at the University of North Dakota, first with fall football camp and then the fall semester of classes this month. Graduating from a class of 18 students in a rural school did not limit his opportunity to pursue advanced education. He was prepared when he began and is working toward a bachelor’s of science degree in mechanical engineering. He has shared with me he looked up to those he was raised by as the role models he should follow. When he eventually graduates from UND, he follows in the footsteps of one of my brothers, parents and me who are all graduates of the same university. But who started the family tradition of pursuing an education at the University of North Dakota? Iris graduated from UND in 1928. While we do not need to go back to the way things used to be, the foundation of education for anyone and everyone in America is an honor and gift we

can continue to grow on for the future. In the hustle and bustle of modern-day back-to-school preparations, the importance of simply getting our kids to school and giving them the opportunity to grow, learn and advance through education can be muted. The lists are long of what kids “need” for school now. But Iris’s insight reminded me our kids get to attend to school to advance their future, with all types of “Miss Carpenter” teachers giving all they have to teach our children. No matter our roots or location, we can grow through education. Thank you to a nearly 114-yearold great-great aunt for the vivid reminders and stories of this gift of education. You don’t need a family history of education to pursue your path. Blaze your education pursuits and create a legacy for your future generations to follow. Pinke is the publisher and general manager of Agweek. She can be reached at kpinke@agweek. com, or connect with her on Twitter @katpinke.

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Minnesotans to have home-field advantage at world plowing contest By Jonathan Knutson Agweek Staff Writer Gene Gruber has to stop and think when asked how many U.S. plowing championships have been won by members of his family, a three-generation dynasty. “Seventeen. It’s been 17,” he says after a few moments. “That shows what a big part of our lives the ploughing competition has been,” he said. Gruber, of Richmond, Minn., and the current U.S. Plowing Champion, will compete in the World Ploughing Contest Aug. 30-31 on the Arnesen family farmland two miles south of Baudette, Minn. It will be the first time that the world contest has been in the United States since 1988. Germany hosted the event last year. Both ploughing and plowing are correct spellings and mean the same thing. Plowing is the standard American English spelling; people involved in the international competition use ploughing. Ploughers from more than 30 countries will compete in Minnesota. Each has won his or her respective county’s ploughing contest to qualify for the

worldwide event. The USA Plowing Contest will follow on Sept. 1. The international and USA contests require participants to “prove their mastery, expertise and attention to detail,” according to promotional matter. “You really need to pay close attention to what you’re doing. You have to have patience. Details are very important” when competing in the ploughing contest, Gene Gruber said. The Gruber plowing dynasty, which has produced the 17 U.S. championships, began with Werner Gruber, Gene’s father, who died in May, continued with Gene and his two brothers and now, in the third generation, with Hailey, Gene’s daughter. Hailey won the 2017 U.S. Plowing Championship, enabling her to compete in the 2018 World Ploughing Championship when she was just 16. She was the youngest contestant and one of only two females to compete. “I just really enjoy plowing, the competition, spending time with the other people. There are my state friends (people involved in the competition at the Minnesota level) my national

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are responsible for getting their own tractor to the contest. Want to attend? In addition to watching the competition, local tours, guided fishing, displays and exhibits, agricultural equipment demonstrations and more will be offered. The Baudette and surrounding Lake of the Woods area is “a premier vacation destination with world class fishing on Lake of the Woods, abundance of wildlife and sheer natural beauty,” according to Lake of the Woods promotional material. The area also has a strong ag tradition, with a variety of crops grown, according to event organizers. The World Ploughing Organization is using the mantra, “Pax Arva Colat”, which stands for “Let peace cultivate the land,” to describe this year’s event. Gene and Hailey Gruber encourage the public to attend the contest. “With people from so many countries, it’s a chance to learn more about the world and expand your perspective,” Hailey said. More information: https://lakeofthewoodsmn.com/world-ploughing-2019/.

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In general, spring wheat, which usually is planted before corn and soybeans, is relatively close to its normal development in much of the region, though not in South Dakota. Here’s a closer look at spring wheat, corn and soybeans, the region’s three major crops.

Spring wheat

Montana: 96% of the crop had headed as of July 28, the same as the fiveyear average; 64% of the crop was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. Minnesota: 100% of the crop had headed as of July 28, compared with the five-year average of 98% for that date; 83% of wheat was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. Most of Minnesota’s wheat is in the northwest part of the state, which generally has enjoyed good planting and growing seasons. North Dakota: 98% of the crop had headed as of July 28, compared with the five-year average of 97% for that date; 78% of the crop was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. South Dakota: 94% of wheat had headed as of July 28, compared with the five-year average of 100% for that date; 65% of the crop was in

good or excellent shape, the rest fair to very poor.

Corn

Minnesota: 54% of corn had silked as of July 28, compared with the fiveyear average of 81% for that date; 56% of the crop was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. North Dakota: 38% of the crop had silked as of July 28, down from the five-year average of 52% for that date; 75% of the crop was in good or excellent shape, the rest fair to very poor. South Dakota: 37% of corn had silked as of July 28, compared with the fiveyear average of 77% for that date; 61% of the crop was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. Soybeans North Dakota: 71% of soybeans had bloomed as of July 28, down from the five-year average of 85% for that date; 65% of the crop was in good or excellent shape, the rest fair to very poor. South Dakota: 53% of beans had bloomed as of July 28, compared with the five-year average of 80% for that date; 50% of the crop was rated good or excellent, the rest fair to very poor. Minnesota: 69% of the crop had bloomed as of July 28, compared with the five-year average of 85% for that date; 60% of the crop was in good or excellent condition, the rest fair to very poor.

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Really, that’s what they think about farming By Jonathan Knutson egular readers of this column, all three or four of you, know that I stress the importance of honest, respectful communication, especially among people who disagree on important topics. Honorable people can have legitimate differences of opinion — and they can do it without being snide or rude. In that spirit, I offer up the four most outlandish things I’ve heard in a lifetime that, to a large extent, has revolved around ag. I’m not questioning the intelligence or integrity of people who believe these things; rather, I lament their lack of knowledge. In no particular order they are:

The ‘real’ reason for barns

I grew up with beef cattle and once owned a few. And through the years I’ve visited a whole lot of livestock operations. So I know with absolute certainty that livestock producers have barns to protect their animals from cold, rain, snow, mud and wind. Barns make animals safer, happier and healthier. They sure make life easier for livestock producers, too. So to my great surprise, I

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learned there are people who believe there’s a sinister reason for barns: They supposedly hide from the public the bad things that livestock producers are doing to their animals. To these people I respectfully say: You’re as wrong as wrong can be.

Set ’em free

If you’re at all familiar with Upper Midwest agriculture, you’ve seen cattle herds grazing in pastures during the summer or eating hay in confined areas during the winter. They’re domesticated animals, and domesticity makes their lives vastly better. So to my great surprise, I learned there are people who think these herds should be set free to live on their own. Can you imagine the consequences of this ill-advised animal liberation? The danger to motorists? The damage to property? And most of all, the huge number of animals that would die in winter and early spring, especially in northern climes?

To people who advocate setting domesticated animals free, I respectfully say, This is a really bad idea.

Big landowners

Test plots are a common sight in fields across in the Upper Midwest. These strips of land feature new and under-development seed varieties that are being grown in different locations. It’s a sensible, even necessary, part of modern agriculture. But to my great surprise, I learned there are people who think these test plots show that a handful of giant companies control vast chunks of U.S. farmland. These test plots invariably include small signs of the companies whose products are being demonstrated, and that leads to the utterly wrong assumption that those companies own the land. Nope, they’re just test plots. They have nothing to do with land ownership.

‘It’s my farm’

Through the years I’ve come across a handful of farmers who say, in effect, “It’s my farm. I can

do whatever I want on it.” Well, I’m a real believer in property rights, and I’m no fan of big government or political correctness. But agriculturalists are not islands unto themselves. Farmers who disregard what the rest of society thinks and wants risk alienating consumers, or potential consumers. That’s never a good idea. And the attitude that I can do whatever I want on my own risks alienating voters. Make too much of the public mad, and you run the danger of them pressuring regulators and elected officials into adopting rules and policies that work against agriculture. So don’t be outlandish. Don’t say I can do whatever I want on my own farm. Rather, engage the public. Communicate respectfully. Explain what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. Yeah, sometimes it won’t be easy. But it’s what sensible and practical agriculturalists need to do. Jonathan Knutson welcomes comments about his column. Mail comments to him at Box 6008, Grand Forks, N.D. 58206-6008. Email him at jknutson@agweek.com or call him at 701-7801111. Knutson is a staff writer for Agweek.

REGIONAL NEWS

State fairs offer chance for agriculture to show off By Jenny Schlecht Agweek Staff Writer MINOT, N.D. — To many, a visit to a state fair means fried foods or hitting up exciting rides on the midway. But for many in agriculture, state and county fairs remain a major way to reach the public. The North Dakota State Fair ran July 19-27 in Minot. State fair manager Renae Korslien didn’t have a tally on how many animals passed through the

many barns on the grounds, but she considered the fair a success. “If we could only count all the smiles and the wonderful animals those kids have brought to us,” she said. “These wonderful 4-H and FFA kids, they truly are a great lesson for all of us.” Korslien said the livestock barns are a great way to learn about animal husbandry and the origins of meat. “Watch them show their animals,” she said. “There are so many people

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who don’t have a touch with agriculture today, and this is the place to see it. And these kids will gladly explain it to you. They want to talk to you about how they raised that animal and the work they have to do to do it.” And the fair doesn’t showcase just animal agriculture. FFA and 4-H members from across the state display their work from across the past year and across a vast array of disciplines at the state fair, too. Aaron Anderson, North

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SOIL HEALTH MINUTE

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By Abbey Wick NDSU Extension Soil Health Specialist

uilding healthier soils is not just about a prescription, rather a pursuit. This is the motto of the new podcast, Soil Sense, released this week. Tim Hammerich, host of the Future of Ag Podcast, came to North Dakota, with the support of the North Dakota Corn Council and North Dakota Soybean Council, to record a 15 episode series where we talk about collaboration, curiosity and communication amongst farmers, researchers, consultants and Extension. He weaves together the stories of how farmers are utilizing soil health building practices on their farms in conjunction with help from their trusted advisers and using partnerships with researchers and Extension specialists to better understand their systems. This series touches on the soil health movement in North Dakota with ideas on both successes and failures. The first three episodes were released on Aug. 1 and include an interview with Tony Wagner, who farms in the Jamestown area. He shares his experience using no-till, cover crops and a diverse rotation to manage multiple soil types and the ever-looming resistant weed pressures. He is involved in North Dakota State University on-farm research and utilizes information collected on his farm along with the extremely important trusted advice from his consultant to help make sense of the changes he’s seeing in his soils and crop production on his farm. Dave Franzen, an NDSU soil specialist, and Anthony Thilmony, a farmer from Valley City, join up for an episode to talk about the many years of on-farm research Dave has conducted on Anthony’s farm and how that research is being applied in practice. You can hear the highly valued relationship they have built surface in their conversation and the importance of that partnership for advancement of soil fertility recommendations. They will have a second follow up episode focused on the precision farming practices Thilmony is using across the farm.

I am also recorded in an episode, setting the interviewed consultants Lee Briese (Edgeley) stage for the podcast and sharing thoughts on and Allie Slykerman (LaMoure) and NDSU’s soil health advances in North Dakota. I talk Marisol Berti (plant sciences, cover crops), about the value of relationships that have been Aaron Daigh (soil physics, tillage) and Naeem built amongst individuals with soil health as a Kalwar (Langdon Research Extension Center, common interest and the approaches used to soil health). continue to build and maintain relationships. You’ll get to hear various perspectives of The bottom line is that we have done the work being done and information being amazing things in North Dakota – we have collected by farmers, consultants and NDSU all contributed to advancing soil health in our related to soil health. Our goal is that this region and it’s fun to share what we are doing is information that can help you in your through our strong partnerships. profession. Each week, we will release one new episode The Soil Sense podcast can be found at with farmers cooperating on NDSU research, NDSoilSense.com including Ken Johnson (Mooreton SHARE Abbey Wick is an Extension soil health specialist at North Dakota State University. Farm cooperating farmer), Sam Landman (Logan Center SHARE Farm www.genequip.com cooperating farmer), Matt Nelson (Lakota farmer and pilot), Luke Ressler (Hillsboro farmer and rancher), Doug Toussaint (Wahpeton farmer), and Lee Trautman (Jamestown farmer). Tim also Call Dave Broten at 701-364-2115 today!

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some interactive displays from Global Technology and the Western Corps of Discovery, a technology consortium. The opportunity for students to show their work and modern agriculture to the public is “huge,” Anderson said. “The students work hard every day in the classroom to learn about agriculture, learn different concepts and techniques. And the fair is our way to showcase that to the public,” he said. “We can do our little bit to hopefully educate the consumer about agriculture and the importance of agriculture to everyone in America.” The U.S. Postal Service also recognizes the importance of state and county fairs and used the North Dakota State Fair to dedicate four new Forever stamps. “State and county fairs are quintessential Americana,” a release from the U.S. Postal Service said. “Long before there were extension services or schools of agriculture, America’s fairs were organized to educate farm families in the agricultural, mechanical and domestic arts.” “The great thing about fairs is they have something for everyone, from concerts and carnival rides to cotton candy and contest winners” said Postal Service Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President David E. Williams, who served as the dedicating official. “These whimsical stamps highlight the educational and social value fairs bring to communities with opportunities to learn, teach, and have fun with friends and family.” While the North Dakota State Fair has wrapped up, other states in the region are still working toward their big events. The Minnesota State Fair is scheduled for Aug. 22-Sept. 2 in St. Paul. The South Dakota State Fair will be held in Huron Aug. 29-Sept. 2. The Montana State Fair in Great Falls wrapped up this past weekend, but MontanaFair in Billings, Mont., runs Aug. 9-19.

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Hunter Rodin always planned to farm with his family. From left are the three generations of the Rodin farm “team”: Merrill, Lenny, Hunter and Jacob.

Kenmare farmer recalls comeback from 2017 traumatic brain injury K

By Jenny Schlecht Agweek Staﬀ Writer

ENMARE, N.D. — It was June 6, 2017, and planting was behind. Lenny Rodin had just started down the field again after his son Hunter brought him fuel, and the two continued to talk on the phone as Hunter drove away. “We had crossed that intersection many times,” Lenny says. Lenny heard Hunter gasp through the phone just before he heard a crash. He turned to see the pickup Hunter had been driving mangled 12

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next to an overturned semi. Lenny called 911. The rush was no longer on putting in orderly rows down the field. He turned the tractor and drove as fast as he could as far as he could across the field until he got to the railroad tracks. Then he sprinted to the crash. Lenny’s jaw tightens as he points to a photo to the spot on the pavement next to the wrecked pickup where he found his oldest child, who had been ejected through the rear passenger window of the pickup. “My heart sunk,” Lenny says. “I started praying right away. ‘Dear

God, help him. Help him to make it.’” The Rodins can talk about the ordeal with no tears now, when Hunter is standing nearby, hearty and healthy, back from a trip to the lake with his brother and friends and ready for a day of baling hay. His brush with death two years behind him, he’s now a college graduate who followed the path he always intended, back to the farm to work with his family. The crash and the nearly miraculous recovery? That was just a detour.

20 days

Before the crash, Hunter already was a bit of a local legend. He’d set national records in 9-man football for passing yards and touchdown passes. He and his younger brother, Jacob, had combined to score six points in 2.8 seconds of a regional semifinal basketball game. He was a well-respected pitcher. But with all those exploits and high school behind him, Hunter had a path he planned to follow to Northland Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls, Minn., and back to the farm west of Kenmare.

cover story “Ever since I was a young kid, I’ve always loved being out at the farm, being out in the outdoors and spending time with family and doing something I love,” Hunter says. All that seemed to have been put on hold as he lay on the pavement on that June day. Hunter knows the crash was his fault. The semi driver, from South Dakota, was not injured, and Hunter wasn’t wearing a seat belt. “I wasn’t really paying attention, and I didn’t see the semi coming across the intersection,” Hunter says. A helicopter from Williston flew him to Minot’s Trinity Hospital. He was put in an induced coma, and his family experienced a roller coaster of emotions. He had no broken bones and no internal injuries. But the diagnosis of a traumatic brain injury meant there were no guarantees Hunter would live or, if he did live, that he would have a normal life. “With a head injury, you just don’t know how they’re going to wake up from their episode and if they do wake up,” Lenny says. Back home in Kenmare, word of Hunter’s crash spread. “There was a lot of people who were praying for him,” Lenny says. “Around the town square in town, friends had organized a prayer time where there’s a lot of people who came and prayed. And I guess I give all the credit to God for saying yes and bringing him back.” While the Rodins were at Hunter’s side, friends and neighbors finished their planting. “I’ll forever be grateful for their help and what they gave of their time in helping put the crop in that year,” Lenny says. After three days, Hunter woke up, and the prognosis improved. He had been in Trinity Hospital for 10 days when the doctors said he was ready for a more specialized therapy routine. The Rodins took him to Craig Hospital in Denver for speech, physical and occupational therapy. “I had to basically relearn everything,” Hunter says. “The doctors said, how when the road was straight before, the path or the road was under construction, you had to take a detour and then relearn it totally.” “They were just great,” Lenny

“He made just super strides while he was down there,” Lenny says. “That was a joyful day to come back.”

After the detour

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Lenny Rodin points to the spot on the pavement he found his son, Hunter, after a crash during planting on June 6, 2017.

Hunter Rodin spent three days in an induced coma at Trinity Hospital after his June 6, 2017, crash. He was at Trinity for 10 days overall, followed by 10 days at Craig Hospital in Denver before he made it home to the family farm at Kenmare, N.D. says of Craig Hospital. “They were so scheduled and had everything he needed to do to get his brain to rewire and to find a new path, so to speak.” Hunter had faith that everything would come out the way it was supposed to. “I was always told … God’s got a plan for you through this all. So I’ve

kind of been searching and looking and constantly knowing that God has a plan for me, and I can keep chugging through this,” he says. “Just like there was a reason for why I even survived the accident.” Neighbors and friends had signs up and lights to illuminate the path to welcome Hunter home after 10 days in Denver.

Hunter says it didn’t take him long to get back to normal after his setback. He was able to attend the 2017 North Dakota Shrine Bowl, though he didn’t get to play on the West 9-man team he had made months earlier. Before long, the summer was over and he was heading down the road to Northland Community and Technical College, just as he had planned. Lenny says that wasn’t easy. “It was a little concerning. But he’s been a fighter, he’s been a competitor all his life in sports,” he says. “He just worked at it and got back to where he needed to be.” In the two-year agriculture program at Northland, Hunter says he learned “a lot of financial stuff” as well as new technologies that his father and grandfather, Merrill, didn’t know about. Hunter hopes to incorporate his studies into the farm. “I’ve been trying to do it. They don’t really like new stuff necessarily all the time but we’ve been trying to get it,” he says with a sly smile toward his dad. The two-year course offered “hands-on” lessons that he can put to use right away. And Lenny says having his sons involved in the farm keeps it moving forward. “I tell you what, I am lost without him and his brother,” he says. “They do so much around here, and I’m thankful for their help. They keep things moving. They keep me moving. They want to be doing something all the time.” Hunter has no lingering issues from his crash, so he feels like he’s right back where he would have been if he had stopped at that intersection two years ago. And he has a full appreciation for the life he has chosen. “I love just, in the evenings when the sun’s going down, you know, and you’re out there, whether it be seeding, combining or whatever, you can see that sunset go down and you can see all of God’s creation,” he says. “It’s pretty miraculous.” Monday, August 5, 2019 / AGWEEK

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A morning shower or thunderstorm; otherwise, clouds will give way to some sunshine Monday. Wind will be southeast at 6-12 mph. The relative humidity will drop to 40 percent in the afternoon. Tuesday will be mostly sunny. Wind will be northwest at 7-14 mph. Afternoon relative humidity around 35 percent.

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Showers will be largely across southwestern Australia this week. Rain will be mainly late week across southeastern Australia.

Brazil Much of the Brazilian croplands will be drier than normal this week, but there could be some rain late week in the far southwest.

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Owing $11 million, former grain trader pleads guilty Hanson faces more than 6 years in prison for wire fraud, money laundering By Jenny Schlecht Agweek Staﬀ Writer BISMARCK, N.D. — Hunter Hanson told U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland he “got overwhelmed” in his grain trading business, leading to a situation in which he defrauded at least 60 farmers, grain elevators and grain brokers in North Dakota, MinnesoHanson ta and Canada for more than $11 million. Hanson, 22, on Tuesday, July 30, at the William L. Guy Federal Building pleaded guilty to federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering. While each charge carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan O’Konek said the federal sentencing guideline range in the case calls for a sentence of 78 to 97 months, six and a half to just over eight years in prison. Hanson also has agreed to pay restitution in the amount of $11,405,134.72. The plea agreement says the scope of the case against Hanson greatly increased the sentencing guideline

range, with significant enhancements because of the total loss being more than $9 million and the number of victims being more than 10. Hanson’s sentencing is scheduled for 10 a.m. Nov. 12. Hanson will remain out of custody pending sentencing. O’Konek agreed with a recommendation from a federal probation officer to remove location monitoring as a condition of Hanson’s release as Hanson “has done well on supervision.” O’Konek also said Hanson has met with federal officials to show them real property in the Leeds, N.D., area that will be forfeited to go toward restitution. Hanson in 2018 operated several businesses, including Midwest Grain Trading, a roving grain buyer, and NoDak Grain, a warehouse company. The North Dakota Public Service Commission in November 2018 issued a cease and desist order against Hanson after receiving reports of bounced checks from farmers and elevators. The wire charge in the case refers to an Oct. 25, 2018, incident in which a representative of Shafer Commodities

in Morden, Manitoba, emailed Hanson to inform him the company had not received an expected wire transfer. Hanson responded, also via email, that his bank had informed him he used the wrong banking account information and that he would resend the money right away. However, documents say that was a lie; Hanson never had sent the transfer in the first place and “used wire communications, in the form of email communications, to lull farmers and elevators into a false sense of security.” Shafer Commodities was among the first entities to alert the PSC to Hanson’s businesses. The money laundering charge is in relation to Hanson’s pattern of moving money among 11 business bank accounts as well as personal accounts, employing a practice known as “check kiting,” where someone will write a check with insufficient funds then deposit a check from another account into the first account. O’Konek called it a “quasi-Ponzi scheme,” explaining how Hanson would buy grain at a premium, sell it at a lower price and use the funds from the sales for personal use or to invest

in Hanson Motors, a used car dealership Hanson and a partner started in Belcourt, N.D. “And at a certain point in the scheme, everything kind of fell through the cracks,” O’Konek said. Dressed in a white shirt with dark and light green plaid and brown pants, Hanson answered Hovland’s questions throughout the hearing, which lasted less than an hour. Hanson told the judge he grew up in Sheyenne, N.D., that all of his family lives in North Dakota and that he has had no problems with alcohol, drugs or mental health. Hanson said he was an “average, I’d say” student at New Rockford High School and never was in trouble with the law prior to this case. “How do you get caught up in a scheme of this magnitude?” the judge asked. Hanson said his inexperience caught up with him, and he became overwhelmed. “I just got too big too fast, and it started going south,” Hanson said. Hanson never was indicted by a federal grand jury but agreed to plead guilty to federal charges filed by complaint. According to the plea agreement Hanson signed on May 31, prosecutors will recommend a sentence within federal sentencing guidelines and will agree not to charge or indict Hanson on any other counts related to the scheme.

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AUCTION SALES

HEAVY EQUIPMENT For Sale: JLG-G642A telehandler, 2014, enclosed cab, AC, heat, block heater, less than 500 hours, always shedded, excellent condition, $70,000. Call 218-280-6335

2011 Harley Davidson 883 Roadster, 4,800 miles, many extras, must see to appreciate, reason for sale no time to ride. $5,500. (605) 226-2724 Chevrolet Impala 2014, 5,000 miles, $16,500. 605-228-3060

INDUSTRIAL/ CONSTRUCTION

Gulf Stream Conquest 2014 29’ Travel Trailer. 1 slide out, sleeps 6. Includes Arvika Aframe bike rack, electric tongue jack, equalizer hitch, many extras. Wintered inside. Great starter camper. $11,750. (605) 262-0444

FOR SALE Bobcat T-250, gold package, good tracks and sprockets, 80” bucket, 2,424 hours, nice low hour machine, $22,000. 701-361-4141 or 701-432-5645

Chevrolet Duramax 2007, Diesel, 118,000 miles, 4 door, fully loaded, leather, excellent shape. Please call for details (605) 421-4773 2017 Reflection 307 MKS by Grand Design. 33 foot 5th wheel used less than 10 times. Auto level, 3 slides, 2 awnings, outdoor kitchen, fireplace and much more. Milbank S.D. $35,000. Call 605-254-5594.

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AUCTION SALES

Dodge Ram 3500 2015, Dually Tradesman. 6.7L Diesel. Crew cab with 8’ box. 109,000 miles. Fifth wheel. Very clean in great condition. Asking $28,900 or best offer. Located 20 miles east of Mitchell, SD. Call or text 605-999-3400 Buick Century 2000, well maintained, good tires, V-6 engine, $700. (605) 380-3081 1998 Jayco Eagle travel trailer, 30’, queen bed in front, bunks in back, $5000. (605) 380-9172

1989 Carver 27ft Montigo and trailer, all electronics included, good condition, always shedded. Currently docked in Chamberlain SD. 605-446-3313

For Sale: 38’ Fleetwood Avion 5th wheel camper, oak interior, 3 slides, generator. With 5th wheel hitch. Call 719-930-1196

Ford F-350 1996, crew cab 7.3 power stoke engine, automatic, flatbed with 250 gallon fuel tank, air compressor, tool boxes, hose reels for fuel and air, makes a great field service unit, 605-280-3835

Chevrolet Duramax 2011, LTZ, 120,000 mi, box rails, boards, tarp, Fab Tech front bumper, $29,500. Excellent condition. (605) 380-9172

2016 HD Ultra Limited, 2,500 miles, extended warranty, fluids just changed, Magna flow true duals and mufflers, $22,000. (605) 380-0395

AUCTION SALES

14’ Lund fishing boat, 15 HP, 4 stroke motor, 30lb thrust trolling motor, Shorelander trailer, $1,850. 605-824-0204 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

To Be Sold In 3 Separate Tracts / Available For Immediate Possession

Hawley Cooperative Elevator Company Equipment Auction

Tract #1 South Facility

2019

CLOSES: September 3 | 12PM

3Bin

PREVIEW DATE Fri. August 30, 1-4PM

2,059,000± Bushels

of Total Storage Capacity

1,789,000 Bushel Licensed Capacity Tract #2 Sunﬂower Plant

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42.77±

acres

Near Major US Hwy & All Tracts Next to Hard Surfaced Roads BNSF Rail to Tract 2 & 3, Tract 1 Adjacent to RR Tract 1 Features Room for Expansion & Additional Storage

TIMED ONLINE OPENS: Thu. August 22 CLOSES: Wed. September 4 2012 Timpte Hopper Bottom Trailer 2004 IHC 8600 Day Cab Semi 1982 JD 4440 w/Koyker Loader 2012 Rem 2700 Grain Vac Asst. Grain Testing Equipment Asst. Shop Equipment and More!

OPENS: MONDAY, AUGUST 5

TIMED ONLINE

LOCATION: 35150 Hwy. 41, Wilton, ND 58579

CLOSES: MONDAY, AUGUST 12 Preview by appointment. All items must be removed by Tuesday, August 20, 2019

For more equipment information contact Tadd Skaurud at Steffes Group, 701.237.9173 or 701.729.3644

Tract #3 Main Facility

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Steffes Group, Inc., 2000 Main Ave E, West Fargo, ND For a detailed Buyer’s Prospectus with complete terms and conditions contact Max Steffes, MN14-031, at Steffes Group, 701.237.9173 or 701.212.2849 or online at SteffesGroup.com

TERMS: 10% down upon signing purchase agreement with balance due at closing in 45 days. Immediate possession will be granted to the successful bidder upon signing the purchase agreement, depositing earnest money (10%), & signing a short term lease agreement. This is a 5% buyer’s premium auction.

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Farm Retirement

Wilton, ND

2019

OPENS: Tuesday, August 27

2012 Case-IH STX375

2006 Case-IH 2388

2007 Case-IH SPX3310

INCLUDES: Tractors & Loader, GPS Equipment, Harvest Equipment, Self-Propelled Sprayer, Air Seeder, Commodity Card, Tillage Equipment, Trucks, Service Pickup & Box, Trailers, Grain Handling Equipment, Wheel Loader, Other Equipment, Tanks & Parts

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Steffes Group, Inc. | 2000 Main Avenue East, West Fargo, ND 58078

Scott Steffes ND81

MARLIN & MARY HRUBY | 701.220.6599 or Tadd Skaurud at Steffes Group, 701.237.9173 or 701.729.3644

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AUCTION SALES

INVENTORY REDUCTION 858 173rdLOCATION: Ave SE, Grandin, ND

OPENS: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1

2019

CLOSES: THURSDAY, AUGUST 8

PREVIEW: July 26 - August 1 LOADOUT: August 8 - August 22

1981 Lund Tyee 5.3 & trailer 17’, trailer has new rollers on it, live well, new carpet, stainless steel 20 gal fuel tank, onboard charger, $3,000 worth of accessories on it. Asking $5000. (605) 380-1767

W900 2001, Kenworth 500 HP Detroit diesel 60 series, 13 speed transmission, pusher axle, 700,073 miles, truck is in excellent shape. (605) 530-4915

2000 Magnum 40ft seed & fertilizer trailer for filling air seeder carts, 10in rear auger with hydraulic controls on end of auger, roll tarp, hydraulic doors, very nice condition, always stored inside. Also, 1984 Freightliner cab over truck with wet kit, 3406 CAT engine. Onida, SD (605) 280-2222 1989, Freightliner FLD 120 combination silage and grain truck, Cat engine, 9 speed transmission, 20 foot silage body with hydraulic end gate. Really nice truck in great condition. $25,000. Call (605) 280-0722

AUCTION THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2019 • 9:30 AM DEAN CURRAN ESTATE • P.R. JUDY CURRAN

1996 Mack CH613

2005 Versatile 2425

Location: 3503 Belmont Rd., Grand Forks, ND Powered by Proxi Bid - Starting at 12 noon we will start with guns, cars etc. that will be on Proxibid.

2001 Ford F150

VEHICLES COLLECTIBLE 1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Coop (fully restored)

ALSO INCLUDES: 4WD Tractors, Tillage Equipment, Sugarbeet Equipment, Row Crop Equipment, Semi Tractors, End Dump Trailers, Implement & Storage Trailers, Pickups, Other Equipment & Farm Support Items, Recreation

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Steffes Group, Inc. | 2000 Main Ave East, West Fargo, ND

Scott Steffes ND81

RANDY & JEREMY PAULSRUD RANDY: 701.361.5099 / JEREMY: 218.790.2599 or Gregg Holte at Steffes Group, 218.790.1705 or Dave Krostue at Steffes Group, 218.779.6865, 701.203.8400

Complete terms, lot listings & photos at SteffesGroup.com

Farm Retirement

TRAILERS 42’ refrigerated van trailer, AC unit removed great for storage (No Title) PJ 16.5 tandem axle trailer new 6 ply tires last fall. 3500 lb. axles ATV 1979 Corvette Sting Ray 350 aut., air, T top , w/ American Al. racing wheels,new oversized tires, 2000 Honda Recon 4 wheeler elec. shift 2x4 repainted and rebuilt 3 yrs. ago. 80 k. COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE ETC. 1972 Triumph Spitfire convertible Car1500 cc 4 cyl. Oak rocker 2- dressers w/ mirrors wire wheels, (needs work) Oak dining rm table & 6 chairs, matching buffet TRUCKS MISCELLANEOUS 1986 Ford F800, 429 V8, 5 sp., 2 speed rear end, 18’ tilt bed, hoist, 99 mi. Ford 3 pt two bottom plow & cult. 1973 Chev. C-70 366 V8 5 sp. 2 speed rear end, 18’ Faultless stump puller horse drawn tilt bed, hoist 99k Propeller OLD TRACTOR Boeing & Stearman propeller (original wood) aprox 6’ 1942 AC B tractor fully restored 49 boxes unfinished tongue groove 1x6x12 BOAT 17 boxes of tongue groove finished 1x8x12 pine 1968 Glasstron Super sport 17’ boat w/MerCruiser Bruce 700 sq ft oak/hickory tong groove (new in box) motor 3-Pinball machines 28 Guns & American Eagle 24 gun safe 1994 Corvette Convertible LT 350 engine aut., chrome wheels stainless exhaust 135k mi.

Harley J Camperud Auctioneer & Clerking ND. Lic. #114 & 34 2732 6 Ave Ne, Northwood, ND 58267 • Phone 218-779-1526 or 701-587-5269 hcamperud@gmail.com • www.globalauctionguide.com

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2009 Timpte Hopper Bottoms Ag hoppers, 40 foot, 96” wide, 72” sides, Aluminum wheels, Air ride, Very low miles. $22500.00 See at F & M Transport 314 15th Street NW West Fargo ND 58078 Call Lance Moen 701-282-0476 2002 International Diesel Tandem Grain truck 4400 Series 228,123 miles, 530 engine, 275HP, automatic transmission, air ride, air condition, radio. 12,000lb front axle, 34,000lb rear axle, 20ft Kann all aluminum box 60in high, roll tarp, 3 swinging doors, grain trap. Scott 2-way hoist controlled in cab and back box, retired. 605-380-9290 1980 LN9000, 290 Cummins, 9-speed, triple axle, 20’ box, 3 door endgate, hoist, roll tarp, $10,500. 605-537-4834 or 701-640-5755 For Sale: 32ft. Delta gooseneck triple axle - 7,000 lb. each, tork pipe, front chain box, (3) solid top fold up ramps, deck lights, (2) front side steps. Like new condition. 701-430-3188 Grain Trailers for Rent: Wilson & Timpte Ag Hoppers 2012-2015, 40’-50’ (50’ have triple axle), Spring Ride and Air Ride available. Call for monthly or yearly rates. H&S Ag Rentals LLC Bridgewater, SoDak Doug 605-360-1027 or Phil 605-360-4630 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

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25043 440th St SW, Beltrami, MN

PREVIEW: Friday, August 9 – Monday, August 19, 8AM – 5PM.

LOADOUT: Equipment to be removed within one week of auction closing.

OPENS: WEDNESDAY, JULY 31

Financing available on select equipment. Contact Dan, 320.226.3772 or Cory, 320.226.6812 for details and pre-approval. Trucking available. SD Sales Laws Apply.

CLOSES: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 | 10AM

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PREVIEW: July 15 - August 8, 8AM - 5PM / LOADOUT: August 8 - August 9, 8AM - 5PM. *After August 9th, by appointment only.

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1981 John Deere 331

1983 Case-IH 2394

INCLUDES: Tractors, Combines, Heads, Swather, Trucks, Trailers, Grain Handling Equipment, Fuel Tanks, Blades & Ditchers, Drill, Sprayers, Tillage Equipment, Mower, Vehicles & ATV, Collectibles & Shop Equipment

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Steffes Group, Inc. | 2000 Main Ave E, West Fargo, ND

Chris Mjelde | 218.289.3795

Scott Steffes MN14-51

For information contact Steffes Group, 701.237.9173, or Dave Krostue 218.779.6865 or Greg Holte 218.790.1705

Complete terms, lot listings and photos at SteffesGroup.com

EQUIPMENT LOCATED: Steffes Group, Inc. Facility. 1688 Hwy 9, Larchwood, IA

INCLUDES: (10) Track Tractors, (8) MFWD Tractors, (19) Combines, (2) Grain Carts, Disc, (5) Chopping Corn Heads, (3) Flex Drapers & Flex Head, Self-Propelled Sprayer

SteffesGroup.com Steffes Group, Inc., 2000 Main Avenue East, West Fargo, ND

EQUIPMENT WHOLESALERS / Dan, 320.226.3772

or from Steffes Group, Brad Olstad, 701.237.9173 or 701.238.0240, or Tadd Skaurud, 701.237.9173 or 701.729.3644

TERMS: All items sold as is where is. Payment of cash or check must be made sale day before removal of items. Statements made auction day take precedence over all advertising. $35 documentation fee applies to all titled vehicles. Titles will be mailed. Canadian buyers need a bank letter of credit to facilitate border transfer.

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For Sale: 2001 Great Dane dry van, DOT’d, good floor, good tires $9,200 obo; 1978 Massey Ferguson 1135 with snowblower, $7,000; Meritor Tire inflation system for trailer, $1,000 obo; Carrier Pro Heat $1,000 obo. OPS bypass oil filter system, call for details. (320) 333-2365 For Sale: ‘89 International 466 motor, Allison automatic, tandem twin screw, day cab, 150,000 miles, no rust, 18’ of frame behind cab. Call 320-632-8950

For Sale: 2012 Heavy Duty ¾ ton Chevy crew cab shortbox, sprayed grey bed liner, dark grey exterior and dark grey cloth interior, 6.0 liter engine, 410 rear end, 5th wheel plate, low mileage, excellent shape inside and out. 701-430-3189 Selling 1999 Sterling tri-axle tri-drive truck, like new, box and hoist, N-14 Cummins engine, 10-speed, new paint, good rubber, has roll tarp, beet ready, $31,500. Call 218-784-2961 or 701-430-0067

Freightliner semi 2005, with a C13 Cat and auto shift transmission, 629,000 miles, new version drive tires, batteries and starter, recent transmission work done, aluminum rims front and back. 2000 40 foot Cornhusker grain trailer with new electric roll tarp, both excellent condition, retiring from farming. (605) 750-0243, Monroe, SD.

Hopper Bottom Trailers for Rent or Sale $1,000/mo for tandem & $1,500/mo for triaxle. 2006 Wilson Hopper Bottoms for Sale. 102x43x78, standard hopper, spring ride, 2 speed openers, 3 available at $13,000 ea. Lake Norden, SD Call Jeremy at 605-881-7084.

2000 Freightliner FLD120

Tri Axle, Tri Drive, 24’ Frontier Box & Hoist w/ Beet-Grain Combo End Gate, 11R22.5 Rubber, Auto Transmission, Detroit Series 60 Engine, 770,000 miles, Service Records & Oil Analysis Records Available, Excellent Condition, $46,900. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926

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Location

1/2 mile East of Northwood, N.D. on ND Hwy 18 Date & Time Saturday, August 17, 2019 - 10:31 am

Selling

JD 8430 4X4, JD 4020, JD 4010, JD 3010, JD “B”, IH 1086, IH “H”, IH 200, AC “C”, Cockshutt 30, Farmall F-20, White forklift, Toro ProLine zero turn mower, 1986 Royal Prowler 28’ camper, Wil-rich 11x8 bottom plow, Wil-rich 6x18 plow, 2001 GMC Safari van, 1986 GMC Scottsdale 3/4 ton 4x4 pickup, 1948 IH KB5 truck, stationary engines, trailers, and lots more!

2002 Freightliner Columbia

Detroit 430HP Engine, 10 Speed, Air Ride, 3.70 Gear Ratio, 22.5 Aluminum Rims, 167” Wheel Base, High Output Wet Kit for Belt Trailer or End Dump, 567,500 Miles, Service Records & Oil Sample Results Available, Very Clean Truck, $29,900. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926

Most of the consignments are from estates, nursing home residents, and retired farmers. 3% BUYERS PREMIUM. (Annual fundraiser for Hoof & Wheels Club) FULL LISTING & PICTURES ON midwestauctions.com

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For Sale: ‘94 frieghtliner 120, day cab, 60 series Detroit, 20-speed transmission, tandem twin screw, 23’ of frame behind cab, low miles. Call 320-632-8950

HEINZE/TROTTIER/PARKMAN/ BERDAL AUCTIONS ND lic #301 • Northwood, ND 58267 701.238.0763

2008 Wilson 53x102 quad lift steerable rear axle, nose decking, big dog house. Lease by the month or by the mile. For more information call (605) 467-3572

EXCELLENT FARM RETIREMENT AUCTION THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019 – 11:00 AM LOCATION: Esmond ND – From Junction of Hwy. 3 & Hwy. 19 located just West of Esmond ND, 1 mile East 1 ½ South

OWNER: Stephen Ripplinger – 701-799-6445

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Stephen Ripplinger has decided to retire. He has spent a lifetime on the farm. He was well known for outstanding maintenance on his machinery. His auction features some hard to find equipment in outstanding condition. Most items have been shedded. Few small items so be on time. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED! INTERNET BIDDING: This auction will feature live internet bidding. For live bidding the day of the auction, go to www. proxibid.com. Pre-registration is required prior to auction day.

TRACTORS - JD 8450 4WD, 4 hyd, 18.4 R 38’s (good, 2 new) 2381 hrs. - JD 2940 2WD, 3 pt., 2 hyd, PTO, 6598 hrs. - JD 4020, PTO, 4 hyd, 9955 hrs. - Oliver gas w/ Dual loader, PTO, 2784 hrs., 200 hrs. on complete TRUCKS & SEMI TRAILER - 2006 IH Eagle 9400 semi, 450 ISX Cummins, 275/80R 22.5 tires, 72,103 miles - 1989 Ford 9000 semi, 303,850 miles - Kodiak tandem axle grain truck w/ Shurlok roll tarp, 11R22.5 tires, complete swing, 10sp. Eaton Fuller, 74,405 miles - IHC Fleetstar 2000 diesel truck w/ gravel box, Cummins 250, 16 sp. - Ford diesel truck w/ single axle box complete setup for spraying,

step deck lift - 1978 40’ Merritt hopper trailer PICKUPS & TRAILERS - Ford F250 2 dr., diesel, 81,236 miles - Ford F150 XLT Lariat 2 dr., 135,732 miles - Dump gravel box trailer - Haulmark enclosed trailer - Tandem axle car trailer

- Several header trailers - REM Model 2700 grain vac - Mayrath 10 x 60 PTO auger w/ swing out - Westfield WR 100-41 auger w/ gas - Westfield W80-31 auger w/ gas - Brandt 1060 PTO auger w/ swingout - Other PTO & gas augers - Wheatheart jump auger - Swath roller

HARVEST EQUIPMENT - JD 9610 combine, 6498 eng. hrs., 4510 sep. hrs. - 1993 JD 9600 combine, 3958 eng. hrs., 2686 sep. hrs. - JD 925F header w/ finger - JD 843 corn head - JD 893 corn head, just put in $15,000 - JD straight head w/ finger - (2) JD pickup heads

PLANTING & TILLAGE - 26’ Morris 7240 air seeder w/ Maxim II tool - JD 787 air seeder w/ tool - JD 7000 planter, boxes stored inside - 34’ JD 2410 chisel plow w/ 3 bar, new shovels - 28’ Case IH Vibra shank, new shovels - 28’ Krause disk

Freightliner FLD120 1995, 24ft loadline box, 3 piece end gate & dump gate. Hauled grain w/it but will work for silage, beets, & potatoes. Recent overhaul & clutch. Very nice shape. $28,000 obo. (605) 690-1265

HAYING & LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT - Haul Hay Handler 5th wheel trailer - Vicon round baler - Vicon wheel rakes - 9’ Rowse PTO sickle mower - Minnesota 400 & 260 grain wagons SWATHER, SPRAYER & OTHER FARM EQUIPMENT - MacDon 9352 s.p. swather w/ 972 head w/ finger, 748 hrs. - Versatile s.p. swather w/ bat - Swather transport - Spray Coupe sprayer - Dempster fertilizer spreader - Rock O Matic 57 reel type rock picker - Degelman 4000 3 pt. blade - Other items not listed

2004 Transcraft 48 foot aluminum combo, closed tandem, aliding axle, head2015 Maurer hopper trailer, 42x66x96, Ag hoppers, windows, roll 1996 Jet 42x66 hopper, all steel, roll ache rack, sliding winch track, with or tarp, spring suspension...$25,500 tarp, spring suspension....$13,500 without hay sides...Call for price

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1998 Wade 43x102 Dropdeck trailer, closed tandem, spring suspension...$15,500

2002 Transcraft 48x102 dropdeck trailer, air ride, spread axle, set up with 2--3200 gallon water/fertilizer tanks, 5.5 hp Honda pump, 30 gallon mix cone, electric hose reel, all hose and valves, FIELD READY...$32,500

1996 Fruehauf 48 foot flatbed trailer, air ride, spread axle, aluminum combo, set up with NEW 4--1600 cone bottom water/fertilizer tanks, 13 hp Honda 3 inch pump, 3 mixing cones, 3 inch electric hose reel, FIELD READY...$26,750

FAST 7400 sprayer, 1000 gallon tank, 88-90 foot boom, Raven monitor, foam markers, 4 way nozzle body, adjustable axles, 100 gallon rinse tank, 2018 Lemken Rubin 12, 20 foot, 1998 Wabash, 48x102 aluminum comlight package, hydraulic fold booms, leveling blades, harrow, rear roll- bo, air ride, spread axle, aluminum hydraulic pump...$16,900 er.....$61,500 wheels...$16,000

1995 Fruehauf 45x96 flatbed trailer, closed tandem, spring suspension, set up with NEW 2--3200 gallon fertilizer grade horizontal tanks, 13HP Honda pump, 3-30 gallon chemical mix cones, 3 inch electric hose reel..$26,500

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2009 Timpte Hopper Bottoms Ag hoppers, 40 foot, 96â&#x20AC;? wide, 72â&#x20AC;? sides, Aluminum wheels, Air ride, Very low miles. $22500.00 See at F & M Transport 314 15th Street NW West Fargo ND 58078 Call Lance Moen 701-282-0476 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

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2014 Kenworth T680, 430 HP, Paccar, MX13, Automatic, Ultrashift, 10 spd, Aluminum Wheels, Air Ride Susp, 636,641 Miles, $30,000 1984 STEIGER PANTHER 1000 KP1325, 14,000 hrs, 325 HP, 4WD, Diesel, Very Clean, $32,500 2014 CHALLENGER MT755E, 2351 Hrs, 350 HP, 6 Hyd, Wide Stance, Nice, $185,500 2019 TIMPTE 4066, 40x96x66, Air Ride Suspension, Electric Tarp, 11R24.5 Tires, Outside Aluminum Wheels, Ag Hopper, $37,750 2007 KENWORTH T800, Cat, C-13, 430 HP, 13 Spd, Aluminum Wheels, Air Ride Suspension, 515k Miles, $33,000 2018 CAMSO 601913D1 Rubber Tracks, 25â&#x20AC;?W, 359â&#x20AC;? track length, Removed from MT738/40/43, Fits To: CHALLENGER /

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1980 International S1954 TS with 20â&#x20AC;&#x2122; like new loadline box with combo endgate. 1976 Chevrolet C65 TS, automatic transmission with 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122; strongbox, nice. 701-351-1366

For Sale: 2004 Kenworth T2000 and 2001 corn husker 42â&#x20AC;&#x2122; hopper bottom, $30,000 for both. 2013 42â&#x20AC;&#x2122; R-Way belly dump, $21,000. All units air ride. 701-261-0971

1984 Chevrolet C70 Tandem farm truck. 427 engine, 5+2 Trans, 20 ft Knapheide box, roll tarp. $16000. 701-265-2554

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MISCELLANEOUS Freightliner Semi M2-106 2007, Mercedes Benz motor, single axle, 11R22.5 tires, 193,169 mi., auto trans, AC, w/2007 Dakota 22’ aluminum hopper, single axle, 11R22.5 tires, electric roll tarp. -- 1976 Chevy C65 Truck, 25,131 mi., 366 engine, 900-20 tires, box & hoist, electric roll tarp, auto trans. Any reasonable offer. (701) 341-0026

Chevrolet 1500 2008, 6L engine, LTZ, 273,000 miles, for more details call 605-290-6709

Wanted: 1988-99 heavy duty pickup. (605) 949-0704 For Sale: Case IH 162 16ft HydroSwing, excellent condition. Case IH 140 Maxxum 640 hrs, 750 loader excellent condition.(605) 670-2250

Ford 1985, 1/2 ton, 4x4, 6 cylinder, 5 speed pickup. Reynolds, ND 701-741-8275 after 8pm or 701-847-2724

1985 IH 2200 triaxle truck with 22’ box and roll tarp. 218-289-0915

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For Sale: Gehl Skidsteer 7810, 2700 hrs., dirt bucket & grapple bucket included, $25,000 OBO. (605) 881-2996

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2004 International 9200i’s, ISX 400hp Plus, Jake, 10spd, 3:73’s, 175wb, air ride cab, a/s 5th, dual 100g aluminum tanks, Reyco 4 Spring Suspension, New alum’s, excellent brakes, 90% 11R22.5’s, only 150,000 mile. Very clean southern wine haulers!

WANTED: 1028 small tractor tires (605) 284-2702 WANTED: John Deere Green Star brown box with processor and SF1 key card. 701-520-1305 WANTED: 8R30 JD Finger Planter. TO GIVE AWAY: 3200 BU steel grain bins. 605-762-3368 or 605-230-0315 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

2007 Columbia Allison 4500RDS Automatic, 14L Detroit 490hp, Telma Retarder, Wet Kit, Full Locking Rears, 5:29 ratio, a/r cab & suspension, 175wb, all polished alum’s, excellent 22.5’s, Chrome Visor & Bumper, only 210,000 miles. Very Clean Rare Find!

2004 Peterbilt 385 63in Bunk, Cat 475hp 1,850TQ, Jake, New 13spd, 4:11 ratio, 235wb, a/r cab & susp., Full Gauges, dual air ride seats, dual 135g polished tanks, dual exhaust, 90% 11R22.5’s, 90% brakes, Holland A/S 5th, only 331,000 easy one owner CA miles.

2006 Western Star 4900FA, Allison 4000RDS Automatic, C13 Cat 470hp, Jake, 4:33 ratio, a/r cab & suspension, all polished aluminum’s, 95% 11R22.5 Virgins, 226wb, Headache Rack, Tool Boxes, Dual Exhaust, only 103,000 miles. Garage Kept Like New!

2007 Freightliner Columbia, C15 Cat 435hp, Jake, 10spd, a/r cab & suspension, excellent 22.5’s, new 22ft. Reiten aluminum box, dual rear controls, LED lights, roll tarp, only 495,000 miles. Very clean southern truck!

COMING IN! 2007 International 9200i, ISX 450hp, Jake, 10spd, air ride, 175wb, 3:55 ratio, excellent Virgin 22.5’s, dual 100g aluminum tanks, only 196,000 miles. Excellent low mileage truck!

2001-2006 Western Star Day Cab 430hp Cats, 10spd, low miles. 2005 Pete 378, C15 Cat 550hp, 13spd, wet kit, low miles. 2- 2007 KW T800, ISX 475hp, 60in Flat Tops, low miles.

Don’t lose the Farm Stop Foreclosures. Keep your land. Save you livelihood. n Problem loan resolution n Bankruptcy analysis/reorganization n Divorce settlement negotiation n Court Room Testimony &#147;Im JT Korkow, from Broadus, MT. As a former bank president, certified mediator and agricultural economist, I’ve been able to help people with their financial difficulties for over 20 years” JT Korkow, Consultant CALL FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION TODAY! Northwest Financial Consulting Phone: (406)554-3123 jtkorkow@yahoo.com Model A Ford frame and wheels. 4-row Allis Chalmers cultivator, front mount. Bale elevator, 48’. 2 old MM corn pickers. Old Snow bale loader. 16’ livestock trailer. 701-403-9988

WANTED: John Deere 3710 6 bottom plow. (320) 760-4108

2018 40ft. Merritt Aluminum Ag Hopper, air ride, roll tarp, polished alum’s, virgin 11R22.5’s. 2018 38.6ft Merritt Aluminum Ag Hopper (SOLD), air ride, roll tarp, polished alum’s, virgin 11R22.5s.

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CAJUN CUSTOM COOKERS Southern style smokers & grills built for the North & Insulated fire box & Made in Moorhead, MN & 1/4” steel construction & Free Estimate & Custom design service & 3D drafts available & Delivery available & Trailer & Patio models & Commercial & residential 701-740-5466 www.cajunsmokers.com

MISCELLANEOUS For Sale: 2 BR Double-wide manufactured home (36’-4” x 27’-6”). Five years old. Excellent condition. Located 6 mi north/1 mi east/1/2 mi north of Frankfort, SD. HOUSE MUST BE MOVED at new owner’s expense. Interior drywall walls (upgrade from vinyl over gypsum). Black appliances-2 door refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, electric range, microwave, 30 gal electric water heater, CA. Plumbed for washer. Exterior vinyl siding. Deck to front door. $60,000 OBO. (605) 228-5398 2016 30ft 3020 CIH flex head, double drive Crary air reel, 3” knives, in cab cutter bar suspension, auto height controls, asking $37,500. Used very little and in good condition. Header trailer for additional cost. Joel 701-226-3633. Located N. of Bismarck, North Dakota.

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2006 INTERNATIONAL 2006 KENWORTH 7700............................ Call for Price T800.................................... $64,500

1993 INTERNATIONAL 2000 INTERNATIONAL 8100.................................... $37,700 2674.................................... $56,750

1994 FREIGHTLINER 1989 FREIGHTLINER C112064ST ......................... $29,500 FLC...................................... $24,900

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For Sale: Some good collector cars and pickups, all in good driveable and running condition. Most of them have SD historical plates. 76 Volkswagon Rabbit, Gas. 79 Plymouth Bolare. 76 International 3/4 ton pickup. 61 Studebaker Champ pickup. 96 Ford Escort wagon equipped for towing since new. 29 Model A 4 door, not running, has 4 new tires, & almost dent free, was in a barn for 52 years. Any interest in any of these call 605-534-3138 1994 Volvo & 50ft. hay trailer; (2) 1999 Ford F250 3/4 ton & 20ft. stock trailer; 1996 Dodge 1/2 ton 4WD pickup; Grain elevator for lease: 300K bushel; 1998 48ft. Timpte triple axle hopper trailer; 300 acres alfalfa brome hay for rent; 1086 International tractor; 3 combines for sale, 2 are L2 Gleaners, other is International 1460. 3 triple axle hopper trailer for lease. 25’ John Deere flex header for sale. 701-341-0520, 7 0 1 - 2 7 0 - 8 5 8 6 , 701-324-5207. White Proso millet for sale, sunrise 85% germ, call for pricing, great for hay, Doland, SD area, (605) 460-0245

MISCELLANEOUS Beautiful 3,500 sq. ft log home, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, basement floor heat, heated 42x72 insulated Morton shop with floor heat plus 32x22 office and kitchen built on, sits on 10 acres of land. 27 miles West of Aberdeen. Great location, right along black top highway, priced at $429,000. Call 605-380-0610 Crop Input Financing Seed, fertilizer, chemicals, fuel, rent, etc. Based on Crop Insurance and other collateral We can also buy your equipment or land and lease to you. Visit us at www.rmrlending.com Call 402-536-9770 Email jradke@rmrlending.com Pressure Washer Central Inc. Sales & Service Aaladin Pressure Washers - Service on most major brands! Factory Cat Floor Scrubbers & Sweepers West 6th Ave, Aberdeen, SD (Next to Perkins) 605-226-4095 (800)733-2967 www.pressurewasher centralinc.com 700+ acres of pasture for rent in Jerome County, SD. Contact Sheridan Larson at Swenson Partnership 605-354-2127 or email tswenson@venturecomm.net

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1988 Chevy single axle dump truck, 5x2 trans nice shape, $5,000. 605-860-1461 Mike, leave message.

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FarmKing 6640 grain vac, 6” hoses with clean up kit, very good capacity, low bushels, nice, stored inside, $9,500. 701-351-0399 Ephraim Crested Wheat Grass Seed for sale, $3.50/lb, bulk discounts available. -Alfalfa seed for sale. (605) 515-0858 Bin Run Winter Rye for Sale Swenson Partnership E-mail: sheridanlarson@yahoo.com SwensonT77@outlook.com or call (605) 354-2127 WANTED Used Oil, lon minimum, free service within 200 Sioux Falls, SD, 1-866-304-6070

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ProSo Millet seed. Onida SD. (605) 280-2222 For Sale: John Deere 720 gas, 3 point, narrow front, recently painted, front tires new, rear tires good. The head has been resurfaced and new valves, new carburetor, starter and clutch, asking $4,850. 701-680-0549

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Wanted: Cottonwood Shelterbelts, will cut & remove trees. No yard trees. Robert Christofferson at 218-467-3441 For sale: Woods Bushog 84 (7ft) Rotary Mower, 540 PTO, 3PT, well above average condition. Vulga, SD area. Asking $2,800. Call or text offers to (605) 695-5159 Operating Loans, Crop Insurance as security, up to 100% financing, private company, $500,000 minimum, also land loans, bridge loans for stressed farms. 701-799-4754 20’ & 40’ New or Used Shipping containers for Sale or Rent. Delivered. Secure, wind, water & rodent proof. Dakota Containers, 605-884-5500 www.dakotacontainers.com True North tank in tank with high flow pump, 10,000 gallon. 15,000 gallon fuel tank with high flow pump. (605) 216-8409 Wanted: 1988-99 heavy duty pickup. (605) 949-0704

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2015 Timte 43x102x78, Air Ride, Hopper 2019 Jet 42’ x 96” x 70”, Air Ride, Hopper, Black 2019 Witzco trailer with tri axle detach, air ride 2019 Jet Tri-Axle Side Dump 2018 Jet hopper 40x96x70, Spring Ride, White 2018 Jet Tri-Axle Side Dump 2015 Jet 40’ x 96” x 70”, Spring Ride, Hopper 2014 Witzco Detachable Tandem Axle 2008 Jet Step Deck, 53 x 102, Spread Axle, Beaver Tail and Ramps 1994 Walton Tri-Axle Step Deck w/ Beaver Tail & Ramps 42’ Header Trailers NEW Jet side dumps and NEW Jet hoppers coming in!

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MISCELLANEOUS Mauer 30ft header trailer, torsion axle, lights and brakes. Golden Bell 30ft header trailer with lights. John Deere small wire concaves. John Deere round bar concaves. Wheatheart semi unload auger, 10” hydraulic drive with hoses. (605) 280-3835 GENERATORS: Used, LowHour, Diesel, Propane, & Natural Gas, 20kW 2000kW, www.abrahamindustrial.com (701) 371-9526 For Sale: Case IH 162 16ft HydroSwing, excellent condition. Case IH 140 Maxxum 640 hrs, 750 loader excellent condition.(605) 670-2250 For Sale: Gehl Skidsteer 7810, 2700 hrs., dirt bucket & grapple bucket included, $25,000 OBO. (605) 881-2996 ProSo Millet seed. Onida SD. (605) 280-2222

FARM EQUIPMENT Gehl DL-6-40, telehandler, 6000lb lift, 40ft reach, JD diesel, 85HP, 4x4, quick attach forks, 8ft utility bucket, 12ft jib boom, 3817 hrs, looks & runs good, $28,500. Can deliver, (605) 881-7947 2004 JD 9860 STS 3200 Engine Hours 2400 Separator Hours Call for details (605) 374-7021

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2004 4710 John Deere self propelled sprayer, 90 foot boom, 5 sections, foamer, 3765 hours, 3 nozzle body, 380/90R46 at 95% tread, 650-65R38 floater tires 90%, 3 inch fill, very good condition, $80,000 or best offer. (507) 220-5153 or 507-220-0999 Hidewood Fencing and Welding -- Heavy Duty Feed Rings -- Windbreaks and Gates -- Portable Calving Shelters & Sheds -- Steel Buildings -- Pipe fence Construction -- Bud boxes, Alleys & Load Outs -- Wire Fencing -- Commercial/Residential Chain Link -- Silt Fence Installation -- Creosote Post Sales Can Travel. Call Kirk at 605-520-9759 FOR SALE •1985 Ford L9000 Tandem. 855 Cummins, 9 speed, SRT2 roll tarp, remote hoist controls, good rubber, clean truck. $19000 •1996 Timpte 40’ air ride, aluminum wheels, electric traps, new brakes, always shedded. $14000 •2014 Horsch Anderson Joker RT270, excellent shape, always shedded. $45000 (218)779-7525 or (218)779-1934

1997 Western Star Stock #7449 N-14 Red Top Cummins Engine 525hp, 3:58 Ratio; Tandem 2000 Freightliner FL70 Stock#5256 Axle, new radiator, shocks, front diff and all u 308,569 miles, 215 Horsepower, Cummins, Manual, 5 spd, Air Ride, Single Axel win PTO, pump meters, joints, cruise, tilt+tele, PW, brakes and drums are 70-80%, one steer new, one at 50%, front drives hose reels, 2” hose on reels, brownie tank 500 are 75%, rear drives are 60%. CALL 500 - 400 - 300 - 300, steers are 60%, drives are 85%, new brakes and drums. $11,500

2017 Maurer Stock #0143 New 2017 38’ Spring Ride Hopper with Deluxe Light Package. Electric Tarp with Remote. Double Ridge Strap, Front and Rear Plateforms. 11R24.5 Tires with Aluminum Rims. $33,900

2000 International 2674 Stock #4357; Hendrickson Suspension; Tandem Axle; Drive Side: Left Hand Drive; Yes Engine Brake; ISM Cummins Engine 350 hp; 16,000 lb Front Axle Weight; 58,000 lb Gross Vehicle Weight; 4:88 Ratio; LP 22.5 Tires; 265 in Wheelbase; All Steel Wheels; jake, cruise, double framed, new steers, front drives 50%. $16,500

1987 Peterbilt 377 Stock#1224, 786,399 mi, 20x102x60 box, roll tarp, head lift hoist, 3 way swinging gate, box & hoise about 4 years old, clean, 300 hp, Cummins, manual, air ride, tires 95%. $24,000

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OVERSTOCK! Up to 50% OFF Largest Selling rock/manure bucket with free Brush Grapple, over 4,000 sold 66” was $2250 Now $1750 72” was $2750 Now $1850 84” was $3100 Now $1990 218-863-6444 cookie@attachmentsintl.com

2012 JD 680 118 sep, duals, $149,000. 2013 JD 680 1236 sep, duals, $153,000. 2014 JD 680, 620 sep, duals, $212,000. 2012 JD 680 948 sep, duals, $169,000. 2012 JD 670 1837 sep, duals, $119,000. McDon D50 35’, 2009. McDon D60 40’, cross auger, $23,000. JD 640D 20lb, nice cross auger, $37,000. JD 640FD 2013, cross auger and air, $54,000. IH Pickup Header 10’s, 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, $9500. Case IH 500Q 2850 hours, PTO, $193,000. Wishek Disc 38’, $19,000. 1890 Conveyor 2009, no till, 42’, $69,000. 2010 9430 Triples, 2750 hours. Call Mark 701-370-2673

2010 Horsch Anderson PS 6015 Air Seeder, variable rate, 500 bushel tank, has been kept inside, (605) 228-3456

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2019 Timpte Ag Hopper Stock #3282 40’x96”, Tandem Axle, DEMO, Electric Tarp, SS Front Corners and Rear, Sight Windows, 3 Rows of 5 Bullet Lights, Virgin Bridgestones. $37,600

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John Deere 9600 combine, always shedded, 2300 hours, retired. Call 605-530-0004 CIH 2166 Combine, 3417 separator hours, field tracker, rock trap, chopper, bubble up auger, well maintained and always shedded. $34,000 obo. 2012 Drago 6 row 30 Chopping Corn Head with Stalk Stompers, low acres, $34,000 obo. 507-828-0414 WANTED Used Oil, lon minimum, free service within 200 Sioux Falls, SD, 1-866-304-6070

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6620 John Deere Turbo Combine w/hydrostatic drive, 3,490 hrs, runs good, field ready, $7,900. 6620 Parts Combine, $1,500. 920 John Deere flex head w/Crary air reel, all new guards & sections, $6,900. John Deere 6 row corn head with 30” rows, $1,000. John Deere pickup head $800. 1981 F-700 Ford tandem grain truck w/20ft steel box, 6ft side walls, roll tarp, $5,000. 605-228-5655 or 605-577-6543 1985 L3 Gleaner Combine, Corn Plus Machine, hydro, nice shape, 2 headers with it LM straight header 20ft, 13ft dummy head with 388 Melroe pickup on it. Best offer. 1982 Dodge Mirada, 2 door hard top, 318 engine, maroon with 1/3 vinyl top, 67,000 original miles, $3,500. (701) 351-2417 2010 Case IH 8120. Luxury cab, Pro 600 monitor, full integrated auto steer. 2930 engine hrs, 2116 separator hrs. Case uptime service in 2016 & 2018, well kept, 2nd owner machine, $75,000. 701-320-9668 Marion, ND Meyers 2550 Manure Spreader. Brandt BSF Bale Processor. 3 Verns Creep Feeders. 3 Blue Tag Creep Feeders. 605-382-7784 or 605-350-5076 Free standing panels one inch sucker rod double chain $250, calf shelters, cattle oilers, custom gates, corral panels, can do many other welding projects, also do portable welding, located in Hayti, SD. Thanks Michael (605) 881-7051 John Deere HX15 batwing mower, very nice, stored inside, $14,500. John Deere MX10 batwing mower, 540 PTO, draw bar hitch hookup, super nice, $6500. 701-213-0769

For Sale: NYB sprayer, mounted on 2003 ¾ton Chevy, 60’ boom, 500 gallon fiberglass tank, 8HP Honda, electric start, Raven 440 monitor and more. Buy sprayer with or without pickup. Minto, ND. Call 218-779-0833 Toreq 1150 scraper, 11 yard, like new, used very little, SD drain controller. Minto, ND. 218-779-0833 John Deere 2630 display with SF1, very nice, stored inside in winter, $5600. 701-668-2727 2018 MacDon FD140 Draper Head w/JD hook-up. 1 season on head. Thru shop Spring ‘19. $72,000. 605-354-3419. 2011 JD 612C. New Yield 360 stalk rollers and yield savers installed summer ‘18. Hyd Deck plates, header height sensors. $33,500. 605-354-3419. 2014 JD S670. 2000 eng/1400 sep. Thru JD shop Spring ‘19, field ready. PRWD, 2 sets concaves, 3spd electric shift trans, variable spd feeder house, lateral tilt, 26’ auger, pwr cast tail board. $149,000. 605-354-3419. 2006 CX210 Case Excavator, 4000 hrs., hyd. thumb, 48” bucket. $72,000. 605-354-3419 2009 DB60 24-row 30”. Dawn GFX Row Cleaners w/Shark Tooth blades. New liquid fertilizer system. ProStitch closing wheels. 20/20 monitor and down force. New blades, gone thru shop, field ready. $95,000. 605-354-3419. For Sale: 6620 & 7200 Combines, near new tires on 6620 23.1/26 10 ply tires, 7720 is good mechanically but has been outside. Also, 8 square bale attachment for FarmHand F-11 Loader, Also, Haybucker for Dual loader. (701) 590-0858 anytime

For Sale: John Deere 630 30ft. draper header, nice shape. Low hours. Call 701-225-9416

FARM EQUIPMENT Free standing livestock panels 24ft long, 6ft high $275. Located in Elgin, ND and delivery available. Call Damian Urlich 701-209-0313

For Sale: restored IH Axial Flow 2366, 1998 model, new engine completely restored, new tires, excellent shape, always shedded, must see to appreciate. -- 5 Star Electric Scooter, 3-wheeler, brand new. Will sell for what I paid for it. 605-472-2307 or 605-460-1649

FARM EQUIPMENT 2001 Case IH SPX3185 for sale. Sprayer is well taken care of, and in great working condition. 2861 hours, 90 ft. booms, 800 gallon tank, Raven controller, Case IH mapping and light bar, Adjustable Axles, Tires are at 60%. Asking $44,000. Call 605-999-0089 or 605-999-1987.

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2010 Horsch Anderson PS 6015 Air Seeder, variable rate, 500 bushel tank, has been kept inside, (605) 228-3456

Woods BW180X ................... $7,700 Woods BW1620X ...............$16,500 Toreq 13000 NEW.............$38,500 Wesfield W70-36 .................$1,000 Wesfield J208-36 ................$1,000 REM VRX ............................$14,600 Farm King 1060 .............. $2,100 Farm King 1035 Belt ...........$5,000 Farm King 1370.............. $6,500 Farm King 1370.............$12,500 Farm King 1070 ............. $2,500 Farm King 1336 35hp .... $6,500 Conveyall TC1065 PTO .. $3,500 Riteway 45’ Roller............... $14,000

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1500 gallon poly water tank with 2 inch. Schaben 1000 gallon fertilizer/water trailer, tandem axle, chemical tote platform, Honda engine with 65 gallon F/S induction cone. F & S Hytrux sprayer, GMC 1 ton cabover diesel, 90 foot all hydraulic boom, 5 section auto shutoff, spray rate controller and screen, low miles. For more information call or can send pictures 605-290-4225, 605-448-5347 or 605-228-4004.

FOR SALE BY RETIREE 300hp Gleaner R-62 with Bison rotor, 25ft. straight head, 25ft. flex head with Crary air reel & SCH. cutting system & 15ft. bean head with 15ft. Sund pickup, price depends on how much you’re interested in; Also AC 8070 FWA power shift, 3-hyd., 100 & 540 PTO, 3pt, new Radials all around, shedded. $14,000 OBO; Picket one-step bean cutter, 6-30 end delivery, $4,500 OBO. 701-397-5876

2002 JD 9750 combine, one season on feeder chain, vertical unload auger, and threshing elements. New feeder house drum. 20.8-42 duals. Small grain and round bar concaves. 4575 engine and 3127 separator hours. $28,500 OBO. (701) 325-0663

John Deere 4960 FWA, nice, nice, 8184 hours. Garringhoff cornhead, 8-row 30” roto disc, very nice, offer. 701-375-7681 after 6:00pm.

John Deere Combine Parts. 8820 - 9600 Choppers, Tires, Straw Walkers, Gear Boxes, & Rims 605-848-9921 701-452-2087 Ask for Dean. 300 feet of concrete fence line bunks, $1,000. (605) 949-1740 9’ Sicklemore, like new condition. 10x20’ tiltbed trailer. 701-370-1578

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1979 Chevy C 70 Grain Truck single axle with tag. PTO box hoist. 366 motor. $5,400. 7017404496

For Sale: 2006 John Deere 9760 STS Combine, has bullet rotor with 3343 engine hrs, 2383 separator hrs, service records available since new, comes with both sets of concaves, very good field ready condition, located near Pierre, SD, $47,500 obo. (605) 295-0631

Forever posts 4”x7’, 4”x8’, 5”x8’ plastic fence posts, can be stapled, screwed or pounded, won’t rot, Bridge Timbers 10’-18’ lengths, $2.75ft 2 7/8” heavy pipe 30ft lengths #2 railroad ties 8 1/2’, good quality, $13 ea. #1 railroad ties $18 ea. Steel storage containers Watertight and rodent proof, 8’x20’ $2,800, 8’x40’ $3,800. Take off pick up beds Call for your make and model. We Deliver Haensel Distributing Call Clint 605-310-6653 or John, 605-351-5760. I90 exit 387 Hartford SD.

Gehl DL-6-40, telehandler, 6000lb lift, 40ft reach, JD diesel, 85HP, 4x4, quick attach forks, 8ft utility bucket, 12ft jib boom, 3817 hrs, looks & runs good, $28,500. Can deliver, (605) 881-7947 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

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FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale: Woods batwing 2162 mower, 30’. 650 JD disc. Brent 420 grain cart with extensions. Gleaner R72 combine with 25’ flex head and RWA. ‘76 Chevy single axle with 16’ hart box and hoist. ‘74 Louisville 9000 tandem with 18’ load master box. 895 versatile. 701-360-0978 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

FARM EQUIPMENT Amadas M2105 PTB Bean Combine

Bean combine for sale. 2105 Amadas dry edible bean combine, less than 400 hours. Always stored inside. $3500. 218-289-3511. Extra parts. AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

New WWExpress Standard portable corral, easy on-,am set up, capacity to efficiently work 80-100 head of cattle, all panels chain down securely for transport, high speed highway hubs on each unit, custom pre-galvanized tubing and has a solar charging system ----$14,500. Call Dave at Clarke Machine, Howard, SD 605-772-4164 or 800-658-4568 2004 4710 John Deere self propelled sprayer, 90 foot boom, 5 sections, foamer, 3765 hours, 3 nozzle body, 380/90R46 at 95% tread, 650-65R38 floater tires 90%, 3 inch fill, very good condition, $80,000 or best offer. (507) 220-5153 or 507-220-0999

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FOR SALE: Case IH 1020 30’ flex header with trailer, mint condition, very little use; Case IH 2142 35’ draper header, attachment for 2388 or 2588 combine, also excellent condition. 701-400-6075

For Sale: 2015 Amity 35-ton beet cart with tracks and scale, excellent condition, $123,500. Call 320-894-5415 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

E ON DRAINAGE EQUIPMENT RENTALS V A BEFORE SEPT. 1, 2019! S % COMPLETED Scrapers • SD Drain Systems • Lasers • & more! 0 2 SCRAPERS & BLADES

New Ashland 9.5 - 14 Yd .......................................IN STOCK .............................$CALL New Toreq 9 - 16 Yd...............................................IN STOCK .............................$CALL New S. Houle SLN 18, 18’ Land Leveler.............................................................$43,000 New 12’ & 14’ B.I.L., center pivot box blade with tilt, duals..............................$CALL Used 2011 Ashland I-175XL2, 17.5 Yd,...............................................................$62,000 Used 2007 Ashland I-155XL2, 15.5 Yd, sandblasted, repainted, & shop updates done......$51,000 Used 2007 Ashland I-155XL2, 15.5 Yd, shop updates done ............................$48,000 Used 2004 Ashland I-155TS, 15.5 Yd direct mount, consignment..................$36,000 Used Toreq 13000, 13Yd, consignment.............................................................$36,000 Used LeTourneau direct mount, 10-12yd, consignment..................................$11,000 Used 2003 Ashland I-110XL2, 11 Yd...................................................................$26,800 Used Caterpillar 10 Yd direct mount, consignment ...........................................$9,800 Used Eversman 600 6Yd dump style.....................................................................$Call

TILE PLOWS

New Crary Tile Plows & Stringer Trailers............Call to order .........................$CALL Carryover 2013 Liebrecht 7’ Tile Plow, tilt, tile feeder, 4”, 6” & 8” boots...................... $31,500 Used Wayne’s/Crary 7’ Steerable Tile Plow, Bracket for CAT tractor, w/hydraulic power feeder, 4”/6”/8”/10”/12” boots w/knife faces, consignment, pick up at farmer’s in SD ...$29,000 Never used 6’ Crary Tile Pro Plow, consignment.............................................$27,500

COMBINE HEADS

New Cressoni SG3 Sunflower Head, 12 rows, 22” spacing....................On Order New Roto Cross Cut Corn Heads, various sizes............................................$Call

GRAIN CARTS

New Carryover Demco 1102, 1050x50R32 tires, scale, tarp, red.....................$57,000 New 2015 Demco 850, 30.5x32 tires...................................................................$31,285 Used 2012 Demco 850 w/tarp, red......................................................................$23,500 Used Demco 750 w/tarp, 30.5x32 tires, green...................................................$14,500 Used 1995 Unverferth 5000, small PTO, w/tarp, red...........................................$7,500

AUGERS & CONVEYORS

New Westfield 13” x 74’, 84’, 94, & 114’ ..............IN STOCK ................................$Call New Westfield & Batco Conveyors, all sizes, call to order..................................$Call New Burchland GSX130 Drive Over Pit/Truck Hopper.....................................$12,800 Used 2018 Westfield MKX130-94, 13”x94’w/ HopperWalker............................$21,500 Used Westfield MXK130-94, 13”x94’ w/electric hopper mover........................$20,800 Used Mayrath 13”x90’...........................................................................................$9,800 Used Westfield MKX130-84, 13”x84’ w/reverser & Hopper Walker.................$18,600 Used Westfield MK130-71, 13”x71’ ......................................................................$7,900 Used Westfield MK130-71, 13”x71’ ......................................................................$7,000 Used Westfield MK100-61, 10”x61’ ........................................................................$Call Used Batco 2035 conveyor with 3 phase 10hp motor........................................$7,500 Used Batco 1535 conveyor, no ele. motor, all new bearings on rollers...........$6,200

TILLAGE

New Krause Landsaver 4810, 28’ Coulter Chisel...no harrow $67,000 ...........with harrow $75,000 New 37’ Wil-Rich 2530 Chisel Plow w/harrow, 1,000lb trips............................$70,000 Used 2012 Summers 50’ Supercoulter Plus, 3 bar harrow, flat bar rolling basket...........$54,000 Used 2013 Summers 36’ Disk Chisel.................................................................$45,000 Used Wil-Rich 5800 Chisel Plow, 41’, harrow ...................................................$39,000 Used Flexi-Coil ST820, 41’, harrows, 2-1/2 seasons of use.............................$39,000

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2006 John Deere 9760 STS Combine, bullet rotor, contour master, 2-speed HD feeder house, small wire concaves, extended wear, auto trac ready, 1995 separator hours, duals, big top hopper extension, long auger. Inspected annually. 2007 635F flex head, full finger auger, rock guard, JD guards, new sickle. In excellent condition, always stored inside. Retired. 605-380-9290

M.F. #560 gas combine with 7-belt steel pickup head $1800 OBO; M.F. 560 diesel with 5-belt plastic grain head, $2200 OBO. Good shape, field ready. 218-935-5086 or 320-248-1118.

2010 Case IH 8120T, 2 years on rotor cone and feeder, 36” factory tracks, 2044 engine hours, 1687 separator hours, 28L/26R tires, pro 600 full auto steer, very nice and well maintained, mostly by dealership, great for wet fields, $127,000. 701-652-5915 ‘94 JD 9600, 3866 separator hours. 2002 930F with arial. 212 6-belt pickup. Package deal. 701-720-0802 2014 McDon FD75, 40’ draper head, low acres. Case IH 1015 header with 8-belt Melroe pickup head. 2011 J&M 875 grain cart, scale and camera, like new. 701-430-1472 1978 L2 Cleaner, $3500. 1976 M Gleaner, $1750. 2 Gleaner pickup headers, 435 Gleaner corn head, 20’ Gleaner rigid straight head, bat reel, 320 Gleaner flex head. Call Matt 218-689-3410

1994 Case-IH 1688 Combine,

Major reconditioning in 2017 including: feeder bearings & shafts & sprockets, new feeder chain, install AFX rotor, new veins in cone, new rotor bearings, new cleaning fan bearings, new bearings & shafts & sprockets in both clean grain and return elevators, all new transmission and final drive fluids, new injectors and overhead reset in engine, new water pump, new belt, all new shaker arm bushings, new bearings in auger bed, new side bearings on shaker system, new vertical auger in hopper and new bearings, rebuilt header control valve, all new chains, and cleaned a/c system. All work done at Titan Machinery, less than 200 hours on everything. Has AHHC, fore/aft, reverser, 3rd lift cylinder, rock trap, chopper, loss monitor, chaff spreader, 30.5x32 and 14.9x24 rubber, runs excellent, field ready, $19,500. Call 701-680-1761 or 701-680-2323 leave a message and we will return your call. For Sale: 2000 John Deere 9650W, 4WD, hopper extension, auger extension, chaff spreader, TSR fine cut chopper, Michelin 30.5 32 tires, 3800 seperator hours, lots of reent repairs, $25,000. Call 701-520-9231 FOR SALE: John Deere 8820 Combine in good running condition. Call 701-348-3679 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

FOR SALE: 1994 JD 9600. 4645 engine hours, 3274 separator hours. 914, 7 belt pickup & 930 rigid, 930F full finger auger. (2) 2 wheel header trailers. Package price above. Will seperate. 701-797-7071

TRACTORS

JD 9630T, 3000 hrs, excellent condition, pto, auto steer, power shift, 36” tracks, $145,000 OBO. Can deliver (701) 368-1568 Are you tired of adding or running out of DEF fluid? We have a chip to install which will completely delete it; it doesn’t affect the engine at all and leaves no footprint on the computers. Modules for series B engines coming soon! Off road equipment only. Call Larry 701-710-0887 IH 1586 diesel, wide front, cab, runs good, weak TA, $3,450. (701) 321-1093

TRACTORS You don’t want to miss this tractor! International 584 diesel with IH loader. Super clean unit with excellent tires and paint. Has 3 point, pto, and one hydraulic outlet. $10,000 OBO. (605) 480-3993

2011 Case IH Magnum, 225 FWA, premium cab, factory loader with grapple, duals, CVT, monitor, loaded, only 2190 hours. 605-290-4225, 6 0 5 - 4 4 8 - 5 3 4 7 , 605-228-4004.

For Sale: 2004 JD 7520 MFWD, front fenders, front weights, quad w/reverser, TLS front axle, 3 hydraulics, duals, well maintained w/paperwork, tech manuals, inspection log book, oil samples, complete new fuel system, 7300 hrs., can text photos, $47,500. 701-870-5981 For Sale: JD Model D 1940, reconditioned cylinder head and manifold, carb, mag, piston rings & wheel rims. 701-475-2731 For Sale 880 Oliver tractor diesel runs great on fresh engine $2000 obo call Gary with more info Florence SD (605) 880-1956

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FOR SALE: Used Oliver tractor parts for most models. Also parts for 2-105 White tractor. 218-639-0315 1983 2090 Case, 6700 hours, front weights, dual rear tires, 60% tread, front tires, batteries, interior like new; tinted windows. Very well maintained, $14,500. (605) 669-2787

2008 JD 8330

MFWD, Powershift, Deluxe Cab, Active Seat, Buddy Seat, 3PT, Quick Hitch, PTO, 4 Valves, Auto Trac Ready, Front Weights, Rear Weights, Front Fenders, 18.4X46 Rear Duals, 380/85R34 Front Singles, 4,135 Hours, Really Sharp Tractor, Financing Available, $109,000. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926

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2013 CIH Magnum 340

19 Speed Powershift, Luxury Cab, Buddy Seat, Cab Suspension, Front Axle Suspension, 360 Degree HID Light Package, Big Pump, 6 Valves, Front Weights, Rear Weights, 3PT, Quick Hitch, All 3 PTO’s, Factory Guidance Ready, Pro 700 Monitor, 380/90R54 Rear Duals, 380/80R38 Front Duals, 315 Actual Hours, Like New, Financing Available, $179,000. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926 www.troygillespietractors.com

For sale: IH 986 tractor. 7200 hours. Comes with a Stan Hoist loader, quick attach bale spear, rubber in good condition. AC does not work but heater does. Asking $12,500 OBO. (507) 829-1944

New & Used VACS Parts & Piping FULL SERVICE CENTER • Model Ultima 62 • Full Line Of Piping Hose • Dust Free Loading & Unloading Of Bins, Silos & Flat Storage • Available In PTO Or Diesel Units

1937 John Deere A, new paint and tires, excellent. 1944 A, excellent, new tires. 1946 A, excellent. 1949 A, wide front. 1951 B with mower, excellent. 1953 Model 60, wide front, excellent. 2 grain wagons and spring seats, excellent. 13 wagon wheels. Call 218-689-1174 You don’t want to miss this tractor! International 584 diesel with IH loader. Super clean unit with excellent tires and paint. Has 3 point, pto, and one hydraulic outlet. $10,000 OBO. (605) 480-3993

FOR SALE! • 2012 3020 TerraFlex Header with Crary Air Bar with in-cab TerraFlex adjustment. All new cutting parts, 35 foot. • Headsight - 4 sensor header height control to fit all headers. • 2010 GBL10 Loftness Bagger. Used very little. CALL GARY 701-220-7923

SUNFLOWER

HARVEST SYSTEMS 35 ft. 9” Pans, Original System ................... $6,740 35 ft. 9” Pans, Advanced System ................... $8,240

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1997 CIH 9330

Powershift, Skip Shift, Duals, Rear Weights, 4 Valves, Trimble Auto Steer, 3,057 Actual Hours, Super Clean, Financing Available, $69,900. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926

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Does your Versatile shift hard? Give us a call, we have a solution for you. We also have piv-ot pins and bushings for you center hinge, Series I, II, III Versatile. Call Big Tractor Parts 1-800-982-1769

TRACTORS For Sale: JD 4430 FWA, 4520, &#145;70-4020, 2510‘70. All diesel. 1010 Utility Super M Farmall WF. 4 1/2 yd. Dirt Scraper. 7-6 bottom JD 777-640 Trip Plows. 500 gal. fuel tank, trailer & new generator. 2-’51 Chevy Pickups. Miller welder & generator 8,000 watt. (320) 979-0138

PLANTING EQUIPMENT Salford I-1100RTS 41’ 2014, new 20” 8-wave blades, 3bar leveling harrow, flat bar rolling basket, weight package, 22.5” main frame tires, kendel grease only, has very few acres, $48,500. 701-213-0769 2016 1890-1910 No Till John Deere Air Seeder 42.5 foot 7.5 or 15 inch spacing 12 inch conveyor never had fertilizer around 7000 acres 350 TBH tank. $155,000 218-790-3488

TILLAGE EQUIPMENT 2013 CIH 550QT

Powershift, Luxury Cab, Buddy Seat, Full Auto Steer, Pro 700 Monitor, Receiver, Nav 2 Controller, Diff Locks, 6 Valves, Big Pump, Tow Cable, PTO, 30” Camoplast Belts, 2,390 Hours, Shed Kept, 1 Owner Very Clean, Engine & Transmission Warranty thru 2020, Financing Available, $205,000 Call Troy @ 218-849-1926 www.troygillespietractors.com

IH 9700 silage truck, with 22ft aulick box, $32,500, nice. JD 7220 MFD, 741 loader, 24 speed power quad, 25 mph, 85% rear tires, $35,500. JD 7420 MFD, 7200 hrs, all new tires, new injection pump and injectors, recent re-man power quad transmission, $42,500. JD 7330 MFD 20 speed power quad, 27 mph, nice tires, 18.4x42 rears, 6750 hrs, very clean, $48,900. JD 6410 with 640 loader and grapple, 7500 hrs, 24 speed power quad, $36,000. JD 7810 with 740 loader and grapple, left hand reverser, will not go into C & D range, needs work, $26,000. JD 3960 silage cutter and wagons. (712) 461-0964 My Dad’s 1929 D John Deere on steel. Recently overhauled $6,200. OBO. My 1939 F-20 Farmall $1,700. OBO - Both in good running condition. Located north of Landa ND 701-240-4762 JD 4230 tractor, power shift, 3 hydraulics, excellent condition, $13,500. 605-280-2103 2003 JD 8420 MFWD, 16-speed PS, 480/80R46 rear duals, 380/85R34 front duals, 4 SCV’s, 3 PTO’s, 3 point with quick hitch, rear wheel weights, front suitcase weights, Greenstar ready, 6010 hours. 701-640-0325

Horsch 270 27ft high speed disk, good condition. Horsch 230 23ft high speed disk, good condition. 712-579-1825 2013 Wishek 862 LNT 38’ Disc 30” blades low profile transport hydraulic leveling very low acres rotary scrapers, $45,500. 701-351-0399 Summers Super Coulter Plus 40’, new 22”, 13 wave blades, rolling choppers on rear, hydraulic hitch for leveling and down pressure, $16,500. 701-351-0399 For Sale: Sunflower tandem disk, model 1443 35 foot, 24” blades, heavy duty Gates harrow. DeSmet, SD area. (605) 546-2139 or 605-354-0193.

2017 Salford I-5100

22FT Wide Vertical Tillage Tool, Hyd Fore & Aft Leveling System, HD 3-Bar Harrow, Rear Hyd Baskets, Mud Shield, Dual Wheel Truck Tires on Main & Wings, 1,500 Acres Use, Like Brand New, Loaded w/ Options, Financing Available, $65,000. Call Troy @ 218-849-1926

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TILLAGE EQUIPMENT 2011 John Deere 2410 39 foot chisel plow single point depth control 4 bar summers harrow rear hitch with hoses. $30,000 218-790-3488 John Deere 1610 31’ chisel plow, $6500. Call Lee 701-520-2808 John Deere 2410 43’ chisel plow, single point depth, Summers 106 Harrow, excellent condition, $31,000 call 218-526-0239

HARVEST EQUIPMENT FOR SALE: NEW CONCEPT HOPPER BINS. New & Used Hopper Bins 900-7500 Bushel. Used 4 & 5 thousand bushel bins. On hand for immediate delivery. Also, Convey-All Bean Tenders & Belt Conveyors. Lower prices on hopper bins & leasing available. We Also Move Hopper Bins & Fuel Tanks. Call Fred: 701-830-8000 1992 AgCo R62 combine, 2450 sep hrs, 1996 AgCo 400 pick up head, 1999 700 AgCo straight head, 2003 Gleaner 2500 flex head, package deal, (605)268-0256 John Deere 8820 combine, RWA, fine cut chopper, chaff spreader. John Deere 924 flex header. John Deere grain cart, 400 bushel, model 1210A. Westendorf tractor loader model TA-28, like new condition, Hawley, MN 218-937-5705 or 701-371-4831 2010 Parker 1048 Grain Cart, 1 owner, scale & tarp. $30,000 OBO. (701) 680-1690 JD 9650 Walker combine, 2002 model, 2414 sep hrs, 3385 eng hrs, single pt hook up, chaff spreader, Maurer hopper extensions, field ready, has been shedded, 605-881-8628 or 605-881-8629 Hayti, SD John Deere 640D 2013, 40’ draper head, dual knife drive, hydro float, slow speed transport, low acres, very nice, $28,500. 701-351-0399 Two 2412 American Automatic batch dryers. 230 bushels each with vaporizer. Fair shape. Also Westfield WR80-61 8x61 PTO auger. Like new. (701) 883-5745 Unverferth 8200 grain cart, scale, tarp, 30.5Lx32 tires, good condition, $19,500 OBO. (605) 380-5313

2012 Summers 45’ Landroller. $24,000. 605-354-3419.

McDon 25’ finger reel pulltype swather, excellent condition, stored inside, $4000. 701-351-0399

Landoll 6230 33’ disc with Summers 3 bar harrow, has only done 750 acres, stored inside, farmer retiring, phone (605) 228-2975

Two 8 roll 30 all crop heads set up for Case combine, easily back to John Deere. Also two canola rollers. 218-478-4679

John Deere 2410 Chisel Plow 32ft. with 4-bar Summers harrow. 701-430-2334

Versatile 400 swather, 18’ finger reel. 701-265-4815

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Sukup dryer model P-16, 3-phase, 2850 hours, very clean, $34,900. 218-766-1084 New FarmKing augers, 10x34 electric 10HP, $5700. 12x34 electric with wheel mover kit $6500. 12x72 swing hopper, $14,000, with power wheels $15,500. Used 12x72 swing hopper with wheels and power lift. Also have parts. Sand Augers, Clifford, ND 701-430-0568 2003 Matthews Company 980 grain dryer, 670 bushel/hour, 3 phase, natural gas, $15,000. 218-849-8909 Vertec Grain Dryers: 3 available, one 16’ 7-tier, single phase, updated burner, gravity fill top. One 16’ single phase, 6-tier with auto controller. One 12’ 7-tier, single phase with a phase converter if needed for 3-phase. Call for more info 701-430-0738 JD 9860 combine, well maintained. $59,860; MacDon 36’ flex draper reconditioned, $20,974, augers and wagons (320) 290-9225 2002 John Deere 930 flex head, PTO drives, full finger auger, poly fingers, fore & aft, dial a speed reel, new guards, new wear plates, new sickle, new wobble box in 2015, field ready, always shedded. Redfield, SD. (605) 460-1423 22’ serial Implement pull-type swather, all hydraulic drive with finger reel, good shape. Foremost portable working shoot. 701-283-5469 For Sale: Grain carts, A&L model 650, $4000. UFT model 750, $5000. Headers, Case IH 1020, 25’, straight head, vat and tooth reel, $3000. 25’ 1020 flex header, $4000. Melroe grain drill 3-8 model 202, $1000. IH 21’ swather model 4000, $2000. Massey Ferguson 21’ pulltype swather, $500. MacDon 960 25’ header, $5000. Call 218-766-1315 FS 2001 JD 9650STS combine 520/85/42 duels 23.1/26 rear Crary extensions single point hook up green star ready 2007 JD 893 corn head 1500 acres on calmer knife rolls gathering chains and sprockets 2 800/65/32 tires on 9650sts 10 bolt rims like new . 701-320-1580 leave message

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2005 MacDon 973 harvest header. Rigid, single-knife drive, auto reel speed, hyd. four-aft, transport kit, JD adaptor, $16,500. 701-720-0159

1999 Case-IH 1020 30’ Flexhead, New sickle and reel bushings last year, has fore/aft, good floor, good working head, $4,500. Also JD 643 6 row 30” corn head converted to run on IH combine, good shape, $3,500. Both heads shedded when not in use. Call 701-680-1761 or 701-680-2323 and leave a message. We will return your call.

2000 Premier 2950 windrower (same as Macdon 9250/9350), heat/AC, Cummins engine, 1640 engine hours, 1300 header hours with 25’ Macdon 972 header, finder reel, Schumacher cutting system, w/wo roto shear end cutter. All very good. Phone 701-265-2327 Kinze 2011 1050 SofTred grain cart, has DigiStar Auto Log scale, always shedded, very low bushel carts with all original flighting, field ready. Call or text: 515-578-1014 (2) Pickett bean cutters, 8row 30” model 8030 $9,200/obo; Also 6-row 30” model 6030 $6,800/obo. Both complete with all dividers. Call Jim at 701-292-4101 or cell 701-351-3511. 30’ 963 McDon header, bought new in 2008, finger reel, fore and aft, slow speed transport, always shedded, less than 5000 acres cut, 2388 Case IH adapter. 701-391-8838 1992 AgCo R62 combine, 2450 sep hrs, 1996 AgCo 400 pick up head, 1999 700 AgCo straight head, 2003 Gleaner 2500 flex head, package deal, (605)268-0256 AGWEEK ads cover 4 states and bring results. Call 888-857-1920

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WHETSTONE AG SUPPLY, INC. WILMOT, SD 57279 605-938-4709 www.whetstoneag.com NEW AUGERS WESTFIELD: WR 8x31 thru 71 TFX2 10x31/36/41 MKX GLP 10x73 MKX GLP 13x64 & 74 WHEATHEART: X GLP 13x84 13” EMD Drive Over Hopper Heavy Hitter Post Pounder NORWOOD SALES: 1838 EMD FL Kwik-Belt FARMKING: 13x70 Swing Hopper Auger 9’ Disc Mower 540 RPM 12 Wheel Bi-Fold Rake 14 Wheel Easy-Rake 16 Wheel Super Star Rake 18 Wheel Super Star Rake Model 2450 Bale Carrier 6” Grain Vac Model 360 Grain Cleaner 1600 Gallon 4WS Liquid Supply Trailer (DEMO) Model 1200 90’ Boom Sprayer Model 1360 Grain Cart Model 2460 Fertilizer Applicator (DEMO) LOFTNESS: 20’ Stalk Chopper/ Windrower HUTCHINSON: Trac-Masster Pile Mover USED AUGERS Westfield: WR 80-61 EMD MKX 130-74 GULP MK 13x91 GLP MK 13x111 GLP Wheatheart: 13x81 Swing Hopper Feterl: 10x76 Swing Hopper 14x96 Swing Hopper Hutchinson: 8x53 PTO 24” Drive Over Conveyor Batco: 2500 Series PitStop Drive-Over 20” x 100’ PTO Drive Standard Hopper 24” x 120’ PTO Drive Standard Hopper Brandt: 13x70 Swing Hopper Farmking: 10x70 Swing Hopper Universal: 2200 Series Drive-Over Call for best pricing on all new augers. All swing hoppers are available with hydraulic or electric hopper movers. Both Hopper Walker and Auger Jogger electric movers available. More augers are coming in. If we don’t have it, we can get it! Also full line of Westfield parts and accessories in stock. Possible financing available.

SPRAYING EQUIPMENT FOR SALE: 3-point 300 gallon Summers sprayer, 66ft., hyd. lift, excellent condition. 701-587-6093 For sale: Horvick 60’ sprayer with foam markers and Honda motor. Also GMC 4x4 pickup. 701-520-1450 Call us to place your ad. AGWEEK FARM AD DEPT.

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CUSTOM FARMING Custom Harvesting Wanted:

Western Minnesota Custom Harvester looking for Barley/Wheat/Canola/Dry Bean Harvesting. Available from now to October 1st. Been in the business since 1981. Have CIH 8230 with Duals, 4WD, Auto Steer, and a CIH 8240 with Tracks, 4WD, Auto Steer, 40ft Flex Draper Heads. Operators have 25+ years experience. Call Tony Endreson @ 218-205-7556

4Custom Manure Spreading Lots cleaned, piles removed, (3) 650 bushel truck mounted spreaders, 3 yard loader, no pits. Carlson Enterprises 218-686-2574 Custom Litter and Lime Spreading Spinner boxes mounted on terragators with floater tires. We are quick, accurate and affordable. Volkmann Custom Spreading. 218-770-2422

EMPLOYMENT GERARD KADLEC Feedlot Cleaning 5-20 Ton Trucks, Mounted Spreaders & 2 Payloaders to Handle all your Feedlot Cleaning needs. 20 yrs Experience. 605-290-3786 Wipf Custom Farms is seeking small grains, soybeans, corn & sunflowers to harvest. We have 2 JD S680s with 40â&#x20AC;&#x2122; draper heads and all supporting equipment. We can harvest with you or do the whole job. Any jobs considered. Trent 605-350-2867 or Rodney 605-350-2866 Wanted Custom Haying Have Krone BiG M cutter, 2 Rowse 40ft Rakes and John Deere Round Baler. Call 605-380-0068

DRIVERS

TRI-AXLE & SEMI DRIVERS needed for sugarbeet, pre-haul and harvest. Close to Grand Forks. Drees Farms - 701-772-2509 or apply online at dreesfarms.com

EMPLOYMENT Looking for Wheat Harvest help in Western South Dakota. Truck Drivers, CDL preferred. Clean driving record a must. Experienced Combine & Grain Cart Operators. Some mechanical skills needed. Pay $15 - $18 plus per hr. depending upon experience. Housing & some meals provided. Call Larry at 715-577-1555 or Debbie at 715-215-0482. Looking to do custom haying for 2019 and beyond. Willing to buy shares, buy the hay or rent the land. Can cut, rake, & bale. Have newer John Deere net wrap balers, New Holland self propelled cutter, trucks and loaders to get the job done right! For more details call: 605-270-1667 Please contact to schedule Manure Piling & Hauling Services Feed Lot Cleaning Pay Loader Services 701-710-1108 CUSTOM FENCING barbed or woven wire. Will take out old fence. 605-845-7421

Kidney, black bean contracts for 2020 coming up soon. Seed available. Also buying this years crop of Kidneys and black beans. Our Certified Organic plant can process and custom clean your beans or hemp seed. Organic storage and trucking available. 40 years experience. Haberer Foods. Call 320-760-8059

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Wheat

The U.S. dollar traded 60 points higher after the Federal Reserve announced it would cut interest rates. As expected, the rate was cut a quarter of a percent. The Canadian dollar, ruble, euro and other major currencies all reacted lower after the announcement. We’ve seen an over $2 move higher in the U.S. dollar since July 19, and with the Fed announcement, the dollar has the macroeconomic edge to move higher versus other currencies. This gives the advantage to Canada and Russia on wheat export pricing into the world market. The old high of $97.715 now becomes support and the Aug. 1 high of $98.70 as resistance. The ruble has settled into a recent range after being in an uptrend from mid-June to mid-July. Russian Black Sea region prices were stable last week. Strategie Grains increased their French wheat crop from 38.2 million metric tons to 39 million metric tons compared to 33.8 million metric tons. Matif wheat futures have moved lower to a major support line at $173 per metric ton on the September contract. Germany’s farmer association lowered the German wheat crop from 24.1 million metric tons to 22 million metric tons versus 19.6 million metric tons last year. Weekly export sales were in the lower part of expectations at 383,000 metric tons (14.1 million bushels). Total commitments of 327 million bushels are up 24% from last year’s slow starting pace. Weekly sales will need to average about 13.5 million bushels per week to meet the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 950 million bushel estimate. Weekly export inspections were at the bottom end of expectations but still within the range at 14.4 million bushels. Yearly inspections total 139.6 million bushels, 24% ahead of last year’s pace. For the week ending Aug. 1, September contracts for Minneapolis wheat were down 6 cents at $5.185, down 20.25 cents at $4.7575 for Chicago wheat, and down 16.25 cents at $4.1575 for Kansas City wheat.

Corn

Corn futures did not like the 1% increase in crop ratings to 58% good to excellent on July 29 and were under heavy pressure as we headed into August. Once prices broke through the $4.20 level on December futures, the computers went to work selling. The technical charts are trying to hold $4.05 as support. This was the Decem-

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ber 2019 contract high for the trading range from November 2018 until May 2019. Corn futures have imploded, as apparently we somehow have another record crop coming (sarcasm) and every farmer that has to look at their late planted and spotty fields every day are wrong. At least that is how the trade is reacting. Don’t get me wrong, there are places that look good (western half of the Corn Belt) and other areas that have improved the last few weeks, but even those areas are highly unlikely to yield close to last year’s yield. This crop is also well behind and there are a number of acres that haven’t yet tasseled. The majority of private analysts see a reduction of acres and yields more than the USDA is currently showing, especially if we don’t get a late frost. But these estimates are not getting played into this market ahead of the Aug. 12 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. Cool weather during pollination is pressuring this market, as is poor export and ethanol demand. South America and Ukraine are gaining export share as they continue to have good crops. The U.S. can’t compete as our currency continues to climb. The U.S. dollar index has gone up 3 points to 98.50 since June 25 as the rest of the world’s currencies are either steady or are near the low end. Ethanol production for the week ending July 26 was 7.217 million barrels, down 0.77% from the week prior and down 3.1% versus the same week last year. Ethanol stocks surged higher up 3.29% from the week prior and 11.39% versus the same week last year. Last week’s ethanol production was estimated at 106.33 million bushels. Corn needs to average 83.47 million bushels per week to meet the USDA estimate of 5.45 billion bushels. USDA and White House policies are also not helping with their Big Oil refinery blending ethanol waivers, and a lack of Chinese business is wearing thin on the markets. The U.S.-Mexico-Canada deal is getting held up by

the House of Representatives as they continue to play politics by not even bringing it up for a vote. According to Reuters, the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency defended his agency’s expanded use of waivers exempting refineries from the country’s biofuel law during a closed door meeting with farm state senators last week, arguing the program has had no negative impact on ethanol demand, according to four sources with knowledge of the meeting. EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler’s comments are a sign he may resist an overhaul of the so-called Small Refinery Exemption program, which President Donald Trump last month ordered members of his cabinet to review based on complaints from the corn lobby. The problem is that ex-EPA administrator Scott Pruitt granted a number of waivers during his tenure. Whether or not Wheeler grants waivers will be met with legal challenges, so any decisions will be tied up in the courts.

Soybeans

November soybean futures plunged on Aug. 1 as Trump threw out a series of tweets regarding China and more tariffs. November soybeans got within 2 cents of filling a trade gap that was made in May. This was and still is first support as the bottom end of the gap was left in November soybean futures at $8.58 to $8.645 on May 25. Negotiations with China failed to see any breakthroughs, and it was pretty much a nonevent. This development caused Trump to throw the remaining $300 billion dollars on tariffs starting Sept, 1. The problem with this is the U.S. and China don’t plan on meeting ahead of this unless plans change now. There wasn’t much optimism heading into the first face-to-face meeting since May in the first place, but the trade was hoping to hear something about China making good on some goodwill purchases. That has not happened yet. U.S. and China trade negotiators don’t plan on meeting face to face again until September. Cooler extended forecasts are favorable for soybean development. Spotty rains also fell across the Midwest this past week in some areas that needed some moisture. This crop is well behind average pace as soybeans blooming as of July 25 came in at 57% versus 85% last year and 79% for the five-year average. Soybeans setting pods came in at 21% versus 58% last year and 45% for the five-year average.

Weekly export inspections came in above trade estimates, but weekly export sales were disappointing. China’s 22.1 million bushels led all destinations for U.S. soybean export inspections in this week’s report. China still has 4.1 million metric tons (161.6 million bushels) of 2018-19 old crop soybeans on the books, and it may be hard for all those bushels to be shipped to China before the marketing year ends on Aug. 31. For the week ending July 25, the USDA reported 5.3 million bushels of soybean export sales for 2018-19 and 11.2 million bushels for 2019-20. There was a private sale to China for 2.5 million bushels for the 2019-20 marketing year. This was the first such purchase by a private buyer since the trade war between the U.S. and China broke out more than a year ago. First support is the bottom end of the gap left in November soybean futures at $8.58 to $8.645 on May 25. The November contract low of $8.155 set on May 13 recovery is major support.

Canola

For the week ending Aug. 1, November canola was down 8.50 at $442 Canadian per metric ton. The Canadian dollar was down .0033 at 0.7566. This brings the U.S. price to $15.17 per hundredweight. ► Velva, N.D., $13.95 per hundredweight, September at $13.95. ► Enderlin, N.D., no bid, September at $13.95. ► Hallock, Minn., $14.30 per hundredweight, September at $14.47. ► Fargo, N.D., $14.80 per hundredweight, September at $14.35. The Canadian dollar is trending down with a weak jobs number and a strengthening U.S. dollar.

Barley

Cash feed barley bids in Minneapolis were at $3.25, while malting barley received no quote. Berthold, N.D., bid is $2.75 and CHS Southwest New Salem, N.D., showed no bid.

Durum

Cash bids for milling quality durum are $4.75 in Berthold and at $4.20 in Dickinson, N.D.

Sunflower

Cash sunflower bids in Fargo were at $17.90. October bids were at $17.10. For the week ending Aug. 1, soybean oil was down 79 cents at $27.68 on the August contract. Monday, August 5, 2019 / AGWEEK

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Trump puts tariffs on additional $300B of Chinese goods Trade negotiations between the world’s two biggest economies had been stalled since May. Ahead of last week’s trade meetings with China, President Trump made threats against the Chinese avoiding a trade deal during his first term, saying the negotiations would get tougher in his second term if they were hoping to deal with a different U.S. president. This aggressive tone carried over to Thursday, when President Trump claimed that the Chinese were changing the “deal” from previous negotiations, and the U.S. will be implementing a 10% tariff on $300 billion of Chinese goods (to go into effect on Sept. 1). These tariffs can also be raised to 25% at a later date. As one would expect, this takes a lot of hope of a trade deal away. Markets were pressured as a result. Soybean prices fell 17 cents per bushel, crude oil fell $4 per barrel, and the stock market was down significantly, as well. Many producers have struggled without China as a buyer during the last year. This move seems to lock that same trend into place for the 2019/20 crop year, too.

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Additionally, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time since 2008. Normally, this would be the main talking point. However, President Trump’s announcement of more tariffs took the spotlight right back.

Wheat

Minneapolis wheat futures had been sitting on support levels, looking for a reason to break to a new low. Weather has been mostly favorable after a dry start to the growing season. U.S. corn prices have been working lower after a spring/summer rally on wet planting conditions delaying fieldwork. But the new tariffs sent things over the edge, and futures pushed to a new low on Thursday.

In the U.S., winter wheat harvest is in its final weeks. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported 75% of harvest was done compared to 86% for the five-year average pace. Spring wheat conditions dropped modestly to 73% good/excellent compared to 76% a week ago.

Durum

The durum market remains quiet. Minneapolis durum prices were unchanged from a week ago. North Dakota’s crop is 65% good/excellent and 96% has headed.

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Mustard seed

Mustard seed trading interest has been light through the summer. Prices are firmer for new crop supplies for producers, though the old crop/new crop spread did narrow in the last week.

Canola

The canola market is back down near old lows after mounting some support over the last couple of weeks. Pressure from the U.S. soybean complex spilled over and took prices down. As U.S. and China’s trade talks have soured, hope for any sort of improvement in the Canada/China relationship is dwindling.

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J.E.S. Farms Partnership, 18 miles north of Pierre, SD has many thousands of acres of irrigated winter wheat that is being put up for hay prior to beard. Feed analysis will be provided for each group of hay bales. Put up in net wrapped round bales by John Deere baler. Certified scale on property. Irrigated alfalfa hay in 3x4 big square bales. Feed analysis will be provided for each group of hay. Also thousands of acres of round 2019 corn stalk bales will be put up in the Fall of 2019. Net wrapped round bales by John Deere baler. Book early for maximum discount. We can also graze cows for fall and winter grazing. Fields are fenced with water. We also have a feed lot available with corn silage and grain & hay. J.E.S. Farms Partnership 605-224-4732, ext. 3, lv message. Chris 605-209-3934 605-264-540, ext. 3, lv msg, Brad 605-280-4997 New Holland 1475 HydraSwing, has 2 new sickles 1 yr. ago, in good shape, $8000. (605) 770-7793

For Sale: 2012 Vermeer 605 Super M Baler, 1000 PTO, twine & net wrap, new drive rollers, very nice shape, 15,000 bales, $22,500. Webster, SD. Call or text (605) 380-3871 Deluxe mixed hay, alfalfa grass, large rounds, RFQ 101, Presho SD, $125/ton, call Todd 605-360-7133 20ft Versatile pull type wind rower, always shedded, good condition, $1,250. (605) 661-9059 JD 567 baler with hydraulic mega wide pick up, good shape, $7,500. Also JD 580 18ft pull type windrower, with newer canvases, field ready, $500. 605-881-8628 or 605-881-8629 Hayti, SD 2 JD 569 Balers, net & twine, $17,500 - $23,500. 2 NH 7090 Balers, net & twine, $7750 - $9750. NH 455 Mower, 7’ bar, $975. NH 256 Rake w/dolly wheel, $1350. Continuous Fence, Corral Panels, IH 1000 Mowers, $750 ea. Westfield 10”x61’ Auger, $4,750. Skidsteer Attachments. (605) 520-0111 Ear corn for sale, 605-228-0471

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36 each large round bales of prairie hay (no rain), $90/each. Call Curt 605-228-2000 FarmAll H, narrow front, with draw bar mounted 7ft John Deere mower, 605-225-5427 or 605-380-0887 2017 John Deere (Frontier) 8ft mounted mower, less than 2 acres. Call (605) 380-8253

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Alfalfa hay for sale, rained on hay & non-rained on hay available, 1600 lb 3x4x8 square bales. West River Hay (605) 515-0858

New Holland 1475 haybine, 16ft. Two 852 New Holland balers. John Deere model 37 mower. Versatile 400 windrower. (605) 203-1919

2018 Vermeer 7040 disc mower, brand new, never used, $9,700. (605) 637-5580

2017 Rowse double 9 mower with International heads, less than 300 acres, like new, $17,500 or best offer. (701) 710-0322

Grass hay, small square bales, stored inside, $4.50/each. (605) 354-1463 WANTED: alfalfa hay, mixed hay, big square or round bales. BUYING old and new crop. Barnes Hay & Feed 605-660-6970 (Ralph) or 605-660-1764 (Terry) Hay Equipment - Vermeer 605N 8000 Bales, Rossi Rake V14,V16,V20, Rowse D9 IH Mower, NH Mower, V20 Rake. Call Kyle #701-490-6460 New Holland 1475 haybine, 16 foot, nice condition, $5,900. (605) 448-5347 6465 Heston hay head with crimper, 14ft. 605-354-7680 2019 hay for sale, large round bales, high quality grass hay, alfalfa, and other forage types are available. Call or text for pricing and availability. 605-380-0022 For Sale: #1100 International 7ft Sickle Mower with rebuilt gear box. Reynolds, ND 701-741-8275 after 8pm or 701-847-2724 John Deere 336 small square baler (605) 281-0820

For Rent: 160 acres of pasture, 6 miles SW of Eureka. (605) 284-2916, leave message with phone number, will call back. Baled in 2018, 2nd cutting with round baler. Solar wrapped well, tested 162-168 RFV last year. Approximately 1100 pounds per bale. Approximately 140 at $60 per bale. Currently putting up 1st cutting this year for sale. Alfalfa located near Roscoe, SD. Call Doug, 605-281-1426 14-wheel V-rake Tonutti, 55” diameter wheels, 28’ working width, rake is unused, $11,000 OBO. 701-351-0399 Call us to place your ad. AGWEEK FARM AD DEPT.

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HAYING EQUIPMENT J.E.S. Farms Partnership, 18 miles north of Pierre, SD has many thousands of acres of irrigated winter wheat that is being put up for hay prior to beard. Feed analysis will be provided for each group of hay bales. Put up in net wrapped round bales by John Deere baler. Certified scale on property. Irrigated alfalfa hay in 3x4 big square bales. Feed analysis will be provided for each group of hay. Also thousands of acres of round 2019 corn stalk bales will be put up in the Fall of 2019. Net wrapped round bales by John Deere baler. Book early for maximum discount. We can also graze cows for fall and winter grazing. Fields are fenced with water. We also have a feed lot available with corn silage and grain & hay. J.E.S. Farms Partnership 605-224-4732, ext. 3, lv message. Chris 605-209-3934 605-264-540, ext. 3, lv msg, Brad 605-280-4997

REAL ESTATE/ AG STOCK SECLUDED 151 ACRE GETAWAY Hunting, fishing, birds, giant northern, whitetail bucks. 112 acres CRP. Pays $8,890/yr. Highlanding area, MN. $1,995/acre OBO. Shown by appointment only. Northland Realty Co. 218-684-1521

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LIVESTOCK POLLED HEREFORD BULLS Coming 2 years old in April & May. Also have Polled Hereford Heifers. Winter Polled Hereford Ranch Goodrich, ND Call 701-884-2424 or 701-884-2417 or 701-799-9537

Black angus bulls for sale. Sons of bruiser and thunder. These are low birth weight, docile, high performing bulls. Call Corey at 218-766-2134 Oakridge Angus Mahnomen, MN

LIVESTOCK & PETS AND RELATED EQUIP Witt Polled Herefords For Sale: Two year old Polled Hereford bulls, semen tested, and breeding vaccinations. Contact Witt Polled Herefords, Bristol, SD. Steve 605-492-3561 or 605-492-7005, Shawn 605-492-7007 Age Advantage Red or Black Angus and Semintal bulls, service more cows, more mature, older condition better, more bull for your dollar, many AI sires or ET, excellent disposition, genetically selected, grown slowly not fattened, selling bull for 20+ years, very satisfied customers, Ketterling Brothers, Wishik ND, 701-452-2596, 701-452-2141, or 701-226-1158 Kappes Simmentals For Sale by private treaty. For Sale: 30 Simmental - SimmAngus Bulls. Call Neal at 605-380-8766

Registered Angus Dispersion Due to health reasons, we are going to disperse our registered angus cow herd. Will sell as whole herd or in age groups. Also have yearling bulls for sale. Isaak Angus Ranch Ron and Jackie Isaak 701-891-9999 or 701-983-4458

MILLVALE SHORTHORNS For Sale: Red & Roan Bulls ready for service and some herd bulls. Bred females and also 2018 heifer calves. We deliver. For information give us a call. Robert Miller 800-807-6944 c. 701-331-1153 Roberta c. 701-331-2403 6010 Hwy 32, Fordville, ND

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35 Black/Red cows, calving Aug/Sept, vaccinated, poured, $1,500. Call or Text (701) 318-1642

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Polypay & Polypay Sam ram lambs & Polypay ewe lambs. VanWell Polypays 605-881-6574

RED ANGUS BULLS Yearling Red Angus bulls, Opportunity & Ghostrider grandsons. HEREFORD BULLS 2 outstanding 2 year old Hereford bulls, a son and grandson of 719T. Valnes Ranch, Eden, SD 605-881-7933

Registered Hereford Herd for sale. Buy all or buy a few. Rich Rausch 605-447-5888

Managed Grazing and Hay Bales For Sale Native and improved grasses and legumes. Rural water and dams. Barbed and electric fences. No herbicide. Daily management. $1.50/1,000 lb./day. Also 2019 First Cutting Grass/Alfalfa Mix Hay Bales. 1325 lb. net wrapped big rounds. Dean Lockner Ree Heights, SD 605-870-3978

Osborne Columbiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s complete dispersal, 150 ewes plus 15 fall born ewe lambs, 10-15 spring ewe lambs. 6 rams. Will Ultrasound ewes early August. 1 Great Pyrenees would like to go with his family. Also 30+ cow calf pairs and 7-10 fall calving cows. Alfalfa, grass and hay mix, 175 bales right now, should end up with 400-500 bales. Thank you to all our sheep buyers and friends. Call (701) 435-2927 or 701-269-6812.

Shorthorn Bulls 2-year olds and yearling bulls. Red, roans, & white bulls available. Many would be heifer safe. Delivery available. w w w. g a l b r e a t h f a r m s . c o m Ryan Galbreath Enderlin, ND 701-799-4568 Registered Black Angus Bulls for Sale. Calving ease and power bulls available. AI sires, semen tested, all shots done. free delivery within 150 miles (605) 228-5208 Boer Goat Bucksborn January 2019. There are several to choose from $400 to $1800/hd. Ready for breeding this fall. Some can be registered. All bucks are out of proven genetics. Call Lazy J Bar RanchSteph 605-380-1796 or John605-228-1743 Two registered AQHA buckskin quarter horses, 4 yr old filly, 13 yr old gelding, both broke, not sound, $1,600 each, firm. (605) 396-7578 Wanted to buy horses: Most all classes. Saddle horses broke or unbroke. Registered or grade. Young prospects and all other types considered. Also, could use a few draft cross type saddle Horses and Draft type brood mares. Gene Jorgenson 320-305-1578

Purebred Great Pyrenees Pups, parents are good guard dogs. $300 each. (507) 841-2638 HAVE BULL, WILL TRAVEL Lease your quality bulls from HEIM BROS. BULL LEASING and enjoy the advantages of renting. We buy superior bulls from breeders and rent them to you for the season. Avoid the hassle of buying and keeping bulls. Save Money. Call 701-320-1195, Edgeley, ND. Purebred Australian Shepherd puppies, farm raised out of working dogs, red & blue merles, red tris, and black tris. Ready June 1st. 1st shots given, excellent family dogs. Call 605-234-6851 For Sale: Big Fast Gaining Suffolk Ram Lambs. Moderate framed, big boned, born in January and February 180 lbs plus. Call Michael Florey, Clark, SD (605) 520-2239

For Sale: Registered Polled Dorset Ram and Ewe Lambs Dagel Polled Dorsets (605) 520-0235

Woodcrest Farms Herefords Currently selling registered 2 year old Polled Herefords. They were semen tested in late March. Guaranteed, delivery available, and discounts. Located by Cresbard South Dakota. Call or text at 605-626-1643 or 605-324-3672. SUFFOLK RAMS that combine growth, structure & performance in one package. We have a large selection for your inspection. These are the ultimate terminal sires. 28 years in the business! Volume Discounts & Delivery available! (605) 770-1095

Osborne Columbiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s complete dispersal, 30+ cow calf pairs and 7-10 fall calving cows. 150 ewes plus 15 fall born ewe lambs, 10-15 spring ewe lambs. 6 rams. Will Ultrasound ewes early August. 1 Great Pyrenees would like to go with his family. Alfalfa, grass and hay mix, 175 bales right now, should end up with 400-500 bales. Thank you to all our sheep buyers and friends. Call (701) 435-2927 or 701-269-6812. For Sale polled Gelbvieh/Balancers yearling bulls with great dispositions and performance tested. Most are Homozygous Black and are DNA tested with 1st breeding season guaranteed. Volume discounts available. Priced $2000-$2500 Ceroll Gelbvieh, Sisseton, SD 605-268-0402

Fox Red & Yellow Lab Puppies Clean health certificate & title blood lines. Romeo Kennels Bob 218-349-8334 Holstein heifers due Sept 1st, sold herd 36 years AI Petrone and Epic sires bred Montross sexed semen, 701-883-5832 (701) 883-5832

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For Sale: 11 Open Purebred Angus Heifers, weighing 1000 lbs., priced to sell at 1,100. Call Bob at 320-760-7410 or 320-246-3220.

Gelbvieh & Balancer Bulls for Sale, Performance tested bulls, Yearlings & 2yr. olds, All polled, Mostly A.I. sired, Ultra Sound and Carcass Data, Many DNA tested Homozygous black, Bulls that will add muscle and heavier weaning weights to you calves, Semen tested and breeding soundness evaluated, heifer bulls available, will feed till April and then deliver. Adkins Gelbvieh Iroquois, SD Sale catalog and videos at adkinsgelbvieh.com also on facebook, Call Gerald 605-354-2428 Iroquois, SD

Now that the Snow is gone and the mud is drying, you need to buy a Herd Bull Take a Look at our Purebred Polled Hereford Two year olds Visit us in White or DeSmet Peirce Polled Herefords Purebred Since 1934 Call Bonn Clayton 605-479-3099 PeircePolledHerefords.com White, South Dakota (Our Bulls Don’t &#147;TOOT!!”)

Age Advantage Red or Black Angus and Semintal bulls, service more cows, more mature, older condition better, more bull for your dollar, many AI sires or ET, excellent disposition, genetically selected, grown slowly not fattened, selling bull for 20+ years, very satisfied customers, Ketterling Brothers, Wishik ND, 701-452-2596, 701-452-2141, or 701-226-1158

Genuine farm mutts from purebred male blue heeler and border collie/Siberian husky female. No line or cross breeding. Good herding instincts, dew claws removed, wormed and first shots. Born June 26, 2019. Raised on the farm. Pictures available, $125. Call 218-253-2319

SANDHILL BORDER COLLIES Pups & ready to start dogs Red/black, short/medium hair. Delivery can be arranged (701) 859-3682 sandhillbc@yahoo.com Suffolk ram lambs for sale. Selected for growth and muscling for commercial herds. Fedeler Suffolks. (605) 270-0663 HILLTOP ANGUS FARM BOWDLE, SD Reg. Black Yrlg. Angus bulls for sale. Quality set of performance driven bulls. Moderate birthweight, and good disposition. Call Blake Eisenbeisz at 605-281-1192 or 605-285-6741 or Blake Jr at 605-281-0624 MILLVALE SHORTHORNS For Sale: Red & Roan Bulls ready for service and some herd bulls. Bred females and also 2018 heifer calves. We deliver. For information give us a call. Robert Miller 800-807-6944 c. 701-331-1153 Roberta c. 701-331-2403 6010 Hwy 32, Fordville, ND

For Sale: 15 yearling Red Angus bulls. Most will work well with heifers or cows. Birth weights and current weights available. Semen tested June 3, ready to go. Lars Hanson (605) 380-0886 120 head of OPP free ewe lambs, born March 1st, 1/2 Lee De France, 1/4 Fin, 1/4 Dorset, NE South Dakota call or text (701) 640-1306 For Sale: Polled Rambouillet Rams, Yearlings, and Ram Lambs. This is our 50th year selling Rams. Gary Haiwick, Highmore, SD 57345, 605-852-2507 or cell 605-870-1604 13 cow/calf pairs, 7 yr old Charolais cows, with Angus calves at side, $1600/pair. (320) 305-0458

For Sale Private Treaty yearling purebred Simmintal bulls sired by the highest calving ease, growth and performance herd sires in the industry. Our bulls are developed for functionality and longevity with complete performance testing, many bulls homoblack and homopolled. Call Justin Hart 605-216-6469 or Travis Hart 605-252-0894 Registered Limousin and Limousin Angus bulls, performance tested, yearlings, black and red bulls available. Contact Nolz Limousin Mitchell SD 605-996-1810 or 605-999-7035 www.nolzlimousin.com Witt Polled Herefords For Sale: Two year old Polled Hereford bulls, semen tested, and breeding vaccinations. Contact Witt Polled Herefords, Bristol, SD. Steve 605-492-3561 or 605-492-7005, Shawn 605-492-7007

Kappes Simmentals For Sale by private treaty. For Sale: 30 Simmental - SimmAngus Bulls. Call Neal at 605-380-8766 35 Black/Red cows, calving Aug/Sept, vaccinated, poured, $1,500. Call or Text (701) 318-1642 6 open breeding age heifers 5 Jersey, 1 Jersey Holstein cross. 400 to 900 pounds. Kept for our replacement but health problems force to sell. SE ND (701) 793-0684 By the head or by the pound. For Sale: 35 good, short term Rambouillet ewes from reputation Wyoming flock. $125 per head. All to go, $100 each. Mike Caskey, Pipestone, MN 507-347-3229 Polypay & Polypay Sam ram lambs & Polypay ewe lambs. VanWell Polypays 605-881-6574

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