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March 2013
National Ag Day shows importance of agriculture
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Celebration expanded for 40th anniversary with high-profile events in Washington, D.C. on March 18, 19 In response to growing attention on the global availability of food, and in recognition of the 40th anniversary of National Agriculture Day, March 19, 2013, the Agriculture Council of America has announced a full two-day lineup of high-profile events in the nation’s Capitol. “This is undoubtedly the most important Ag Day program in our history,” said Jenny Pickett, president, Agriculture Council of America. “Our goal is to ensure the eyes of the nation are on the contributions American agriculture makes not just here in the United States, but also around the world. That’s the message we’re taking to the Hill, and the message that will be carried through communities across America.” Following is the schedule for the 2013 Ag Day
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March 18 Farm to Fork Politics: an insider’s look at the year ahead for food and agriculture. The event includes a panel discussion from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Hart Senate Office Building, Room 901, moderated by Sara Wyant of Agri-Pulse and featuring J.B. Penn, chief economist, John Deere; Dr. Keith Collins, former chief economist, USDA; and B. Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the research and information services division, National Restaurant Association. An Agri-Pulse reception will follow in the same room. March 19 USFRA Food Dialogues: The Next Generation of Food & Farming - a special event from 9:30 to 11 a.m. featuring young influencers exploring food trends and advancements in modern agriculture. The location will be determined later. Mix-and-Mingle Luncheon – a luncheon emceed by legendary agricultural broadcaster Orion Samuelson and featuring the Outstanding Young Farmer honorees and members of Congress., Cannon Caucus Room, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Celebration of Ag Dinner – an event that will feature the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture and Teresa Scanlan, Miss America 2011, and will honor the winners of the Ag Day essay, video essay and poster contests, at the USDA Whitten Patio, 5 p.m. Complete details and registration information can be found at www.agday.org. National Ag Day is made possible by a number of partnering organizations and sponsors. Na-
Wayne State student wins Ag Day Poster Art Contest April Fox, a student at Wayne State University, was the winner of the first ever National Ag Day Poster Art Contest. The contest theme was Generations Nourishing Generations. Entries were screened by a nine member jury and finalists were judged through online voting to determine the winner. In addition, her artwork and a profile of Fox will be prominently featured in Successful Farming magazine and Ag Day correspondence. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship from Successful Farming. Fox will receive a portion of the proceeds from limited edition prints and the original artwork will be on display in a public location.
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A Grade A facility New chicken hatchery in Goldfield features state of the art technology by Greg Forbes After nearly three years of preparation, a new industry has hatched in Wright County. Centurion Poultry Inc. (CPI), based in Lexington, Georgia, opened the new hatchery in Goldfield. According to Steve Hilleson, project manager, the CPIPrairie Gold Hatchery will have the capacity to produce 18 million – 175,000 twice per week – pullet hen chicks annually when production reaches its peak. Hilleson explained Goldfield was chosen as the site due to its proximity to CPI-Clarion Breeder Farm in nearby Clarion. “The number one reason for choosing Goldfield was that the breeder farm that supplies the eggs is seven miles away so the eggs don’t have to be transported far,� he stated. The 35,000 square foot facility will replace an old Centurion hatchery in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. The hatchery was designed to feature state-of-the-art as
Guests of Centurion Poultry, Inc.’s (CPI), open house to commemorate the opening of CPI-Prairie Gold Hatchery in Goldfield, were able to observe the step by step process that will eventually send 175,000 pullet hen chicks throughout the nation twice per week. Photo submitted
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When the eggs arrive from the Clarion breeder farm, the machines begin their work by placing each egg from the pallets onto trays where the eggs are stored until it’s time for incubation.
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Before the eggs are placed into one of two incubators, they must be disinfected. The Goldfield hatchery features two incubation rooms. The first room houses 14 incubators, each with a capacity of 115,000 eggs while the other also has 14 incubators each with a capacity of 77,000. Each incubator is monitored by a computer system that maintains an ideal environment for the eggs based on their hatching stage. “The hatchers we have installed are very, very energy efficient,” Hilleson said. “They use both hot and cold water to provide an idea climate. The incubators have different zones that have different temperatures, humidity and CO2 levels.” He continued that stages of the hatching process is monitored solely from a computer. A “profile” is designed to accommodate each step of the egg. When a profile is designed to include specific temperature, humidity levels and other factors, it is programmed in to a computer and may be assigned to either incubator. “Once we get the eggs in (to the incubator), we push a button and let it (profile) do the rest,” Hilleson said. The incubators, manufactured by Netherlands-based Pas Reform, are considered the most energy efficient yet top quality systems. After precisely 18 days in the incubator, the eggs sit in a specialized hatching room. When the eggs finally crack and the chicks emerge, they are sent to the processing room where a group of handlers gender check each newborn chick. The females are vaccinated and shipped to clients. The males, however, are, as Hilleson explained, “humanely disposed.” The remains of the male chicks are processed into animal feed. Each aspect of the hatchery was designed to ensure pro-
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The CPI-Prairie Gold Hatchery of Goldfield opened for partial operation in February. At full capacity, the facility will be able to produce approximately 18 million pullet hen chicks annually. Gijs Schimmel, president of Centurion, as well as site managers and other Centurion officials, hosted an open house on February 17 for customers and guests. Bill Northey (in front, center), Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, listens as a Centurion executive explains the process of transporting eggs from the shipment trucks to the incubator rooms. Photo submitted
duction ran as efficiently as possible. In order to develop the best facility in the world, Hilleson and the development crew gathered ideas from more than a dozen hatcheries. “When we were in the process of evaluating and deciding on a provider, I visited 14 different hatcheries in the United States, Canada and the Netherlands. We learned a lot,” Hilleson said. “This is as good as it gets both machine wise and production wise.” While the facility will be the largest Centurion hatchery when fully operational, a few additions must be made. Until the facility is complete, the hatchery will produce small order hatches.
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Hilleson said in nearly six months, the hatchery will be at full production and will staff 40 employees. “We do have people hired here that live in the Goldfield community,” he said. “Currently, we do have 12 active employees but we will be hiring more.” Positions will include hatchery and maintenance managers, people to oversee the transfer of eggs and other various employees to serve throughout the hatching process. When the chicks hatch, however, Hilleson said position status becomes irrelevant. “We will have some supervisors but everyone will be involved in chick processing when they hatch.”
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Iowa Western team wins IPPA Student Taste of Elegance A student culinary team from Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs prepared the winning entrĂŠe in the Iowa Pork Producers Association’s 11th annual Student Taste of Elegance competition on March 4 at the Des Moines Area Community College Culinary Institute in Ankeny. The Iowa Western team of Adrianne Kessenich, Magdalena Francisco and Jenna Dunn prepared Grilled Honey Jalapeno Loin Chops with SautĂŠ Spaghetti Squash and Grilled Asparagus with Blue Cheese Reduction and won the event’s top prize. IPPA presented each winning team member with $100 cash and $1,000 for their school to use for scholarships or educational costs. “We would like to thank the Iowa Pork Producers Association for their hard work in putting this competition together and the Des Moines Area Community College for hosting this event each year,â€? said Karen Hander, an Iowa Western Community College culinary instructor. “We are so humbled to take home first place. The girls worked hard and I am
so proud of their accomplishments.� A record 18 teams from culinary programs at Iowa Western, DMACC, Iowa Central Community College, Iowa State University and Scott Community College entered the IPPA competition. A Scott Community College team was second and an ISU team took third. Members of the top three teams each received a certificate from IPPA and each participating school was given $500 for expenses. The purpose of the event
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New ISU weather stations to monitor soil moisture Farmers can check soil moisture levels around the state when Iowa State University’s Department of Agronomy upgrades weather stations at several research and demonstration farms. With drought conditions continuing across Iowa, ISU Extension agronomist Elwynn Taylor said the stations offer a risk management tool for crop producers. “The updated stations provide information on the soil moisture resource and the actual crop water consumption,� Taylor said. “Farmers will be able to know the yield limits being placed on crop yield by water stress as the season progresses.� The new stations replace ones that have been monitoring weather data at the farms for more than 30 years. Taylor said the original units made up the world’s first nonmilitary network of automatic reporting weather stations. They were networked, as the new ones will be, so their readings can be monitored on the Mesonet weather web site (mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/). Moisture sensors are placed a foot, two feet and four feet deep in the soil next to the station. Readings are taken every 15 minutes and sent by cellular phone text messages to the network. The weather stations also measure rainfall, air and soil temperature, humidity, sunlight, wind speed and direction. A solar collector powers the units. Taylor said the first of the new units was placed next to the previous model at the Northwest Research and Demonstration Farm near Sutherland. Another seven will be installed on research farms as weather permits. He said two farmers have paid for a station to be placed on their farms and a cooperative has ordered three stations. “The goal is, with cooperators, to have one in every county,� he said. It costs about $12,000 each for the equipment and installation. Campbell Scientific of Logan, Utah, produced the original units and the new ones. “Twelve thousand dollars sounds like a lot of money, but these days when you consider the cost of farm equipment that’s not out of anybody’s reach, especially when you realize the payoff on it if you use it,� he said. “People have to be trained to use it, so they know what it means for their yield and what it means for their soil. The payoff will be just as great for any piece of farm equipment.�
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Money available to support USDA to survey environmental projects farmers about 2013 planting intentions Over the next several weeks, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will survey tens of thousands of growers about their 2013 planting intentions. The results of this survey will help all participants in the agriculture sector determine what to expect this growing season after a drought-hampered 2012 season. In addition to grain growers, NASS will also survey thousands of pork producers about their hog and pig inventories and spring farrowing intentions. “The information we collect from producers during
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High tunnel production workshop offered March 26 in Logan Current commercial fruit or vegetable growers and traditional farmers interested in diversifying can learn more about high tunnel production at a March 26 workshop at the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, Harrison County office in Logan. “Like all farmers, fruit and vegetable growers attempt to get the greatest yields of high quality crops from their land,” said Linda Naeve, program co-
ordinator with Iowa State University Extension's Value Added Agriculture program. “This requires careful planning and using the right tools and strategies. Producing high value crops in high tunnels is one way growers can increase their production in a limited space.” High tunnels are inexpensive, simple, passive-solar greenhouses in which crops are grown directly in the
soil. They allow growers to extend the season and produce high yields of quality produce earlier than fieldgrown crops, thus commanding a higher price at market. Topics to be covered at the workshop include site and high tunnel selection, construction, soil management, irrigation, pest management, bed design and cropping systems and business plan
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Highlights of the USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum 2013 by David Fiala The February USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum 2013 (on February 21) was highlighted by a big focus on the 2012 drought. Emphasized were the many effects of the drought already known, along with some still anticipated, and then of course the big question in regard to the weather outlook. There is a concern of the residual effects into 2013, but the standard for the forum is to look at the year projecting trend line yields, assuming normal weather. This resulted in bearish USDA projections for 2013 new crop corn and soybean prices. The retail food price outlook for 2013 was generally expected to see a three percent to four percent rise as a historical residual effect of the higher commodity prices in 2012 and early 2013. Highlighted by Richard Volpe, economist with the USDA Economic Research Service, were the smaller retail food price effects of big commodity price volatility, including the addition of the big corn usage for ethanol over the past eight years. This is a topic that critics of corn used to produce ethanol have made, along with some myth media stories that retail food prices have soared or will soar. Interesting
to note, vegetable prices were down in 2012 as an aggregate and are not projected to be up in 2013. The USDA Programs emphasizing nutrition were part of the displays at the forum, so they received an economic boost as well as the food science health boost. The future of our new and bigger ag economy was one of the themes throughout the many forum sessions. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack, Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan and Chief Economist Joe Glauber started out the conference, with Tom Daschle as the distinguished guest speaker. Highlighted was the point that everyone in ag needs to work together for a better future. The ingenuity and technology advancements in U.S. Agriculture are having and will continue to have global effects to improve life. This remains a positive time for ag, even though we have seen this devastating drought year domestically. The U.S. role in world agriculture has never been more important. Secretary Vilsack did mention the sequestering as an item that likely will affect timely USDA vital items, but did not elaborate on his management of this potential and real challenge. U.S. Energy Information Administrator Adam Sieminski was the evening dinner
speaker on Thursday (February 21). It was a personable and open talk about the big changes in technology increasing U.S. natural gas and oil production to a point where exporting liquid natural gas is now possible. As far as the expansion to E85 and E15 blended gas, there did not appear to be much of an agenda, which was disappointing to the ag community. Jokingly-serious, there were a few questions about why gas prices are "so darn high" in the dinner crowd. Administrator Sieminski noted that our gas prices between $3 and $4 are good compared to Europe and Japan. The tone in the ag community at this time is that more should be done to lower gas prices, including making ethanol and biodiesel more accessible to the public, especially currently when it would effectively lower fuel prices domestically. The infrastructure to make that happen is extensive and did not appear to be a near term emphasis. Bryan Durkin, COO of the CME Group, David Baudler, Cargill AGHorizons president, and Scott H. Irwin, ag marketing Ph.D. at the University of Illinois, took on some market and futures industry hot topics consisting of a focus on the in-
tegrity of the markets and the science of the markets needed for them to work. The need for newly interpreted Dodd-Frank regulation that has been discussed in the industry did not hold water in regard to any evidence of harm that needs to be fixed. The MFGlobal Inc. and PFG mess was briefly brought up as an item that still needs to be properly addressed, but new regulation on smaller firms or increased capitol for the public, like farmers, would be a problem, not a solution. The Justice Department is 16 months into the MFGlobal Inc. investigation, and the industry still has hope justice will be done and the public will have their money returned. In regards to price protection for farmers, crop insurance is the main answer. There is comfort by the USDA and the public that insurance is doing the job. Incidentally, the new crop February average for crop revenue insurance to date for corn is $5.69 and $12.96 for beans. And still bad news for the western corn belt and western U.S., where the weather outlook for the spring calls for persistent drought. © 2008-2013 agNET. All rights reserved
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USDA to simplify guaranteed farm loans by setting thresholds on interest rates The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on March 1 an interim rule that sets thresholds on the interest rates charged by lenders on guaranteed farm ownership and operating loans. The changes will amend guidelines for interest rates and establish new policies that clearly set the maximum interest rate lenders may charge to borrowers. "By providing clear thresholds on interest rates for federally-guaranteed farm loans, USDA is ensuring greater certainty to producers, making compliance easier for our lenders and ensuring greater benefits for all farmers and ranchers," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "It is important that American agriculture continues to play a key role in driving economic growth and creating good-paying jobs across the American middle class. By
setting thresholds on interest rates, USDA will strengthen access to farm credit." USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) guaranteed loans reduce the risk of loss to lenders (banks, farm credit institutions and credit unions) by guaranteeing up to 95 percent of the loss of principal and interest on a loan. By reducing a lender's risk, borrowers benefit from a lower rate. The USDA said the interim rule on maximum interest rates for FSA-guaranteed loans will benefit lenders and producers alike. Lenders have expressed a desire to see greater clarity in FSA's interest rate policy. At the same time, FSA seeks greater consistency with industry standards and other government agencies that administer similar programs. The improvements in the new rule will make credit pricing procedures easier to follow
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 • 150 Acres M/L Weaver Twshp, Sec 2, Humboldt Co, Iowa. 10:00 A.M. sale location: Humboldt County Fairgrounds Event Center, Farm and Home Services, Leland Metzer. (D) • Special Bred Female & Janssen Blk Simmental Bulls, Dunlap Livestock Auction, Dunlap, IA (D) • Online only Unreserved Auction at www.bigiron.com 6:00 A.M., 617 items. Stock Auction (D) THURSDAY, MARCH 7 • Audubon County Land Auction, Irene Christensen Estate. 10:00 A.M. 127 acres Hamilin Twp land. Auction will take place at St. Patrick’s Parish Center, Audubon. Bruce A. Christensen, Auctioneer/Broker, associated with Southwest Iowa Real Estate Co. (A) • Special Calf & Yearling Sale 11:30 A.M. Expecting 2500, Denison Livestock Auction (D) FRIDAY, MARCH 8 • Carroll Machinery Consignment Auction, Equipment Consignment, 9 a.m. Carroll, IA. (D) • 160 Acres +/- Center Twp, O’Brien Co Farmground, 10:30 A.M., Irvin Riedemann Estate, sale located at Primghar Comm Bldg. Vander Werff & Associates (D) • Western IA Preconditioned Calf/Yrlng Sale, Dunlap Livestock Auction, Dunlap, IA (D) SATURDAY, MARCH 9 • Crawford County Surplus Sale, 9:00 A.M. Denison Livestock Auction (D) • 184.48 Taxable Acres, Partition Sale of Helen H. Dunham Property , 8:00 A.M., sale located at Denison Livestock Auction Building, Pauley Family Auction Service, LLC Auctioneers (D)
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, cont. • Farm Machinery Auction, Kris Wernimont and the late Al Wernimont. 11 a.m., 65859 Oxford Rd., Atlantic, IA 50022. From Atlantic at Hwy. 71/Hwy 6. intersection, 7 miles south on Hwy 71, then 2-1/2 miles east to Oxford Road. From Cumberland at Hwy. 91/690th Street, go 3 miles north on 690th St., then 3-1/4 miles west on Oxford Road. www.massenalivestock.com. Auctioneers: Mark Venteicher and Tim Baier. (Aud) • Special Weigh Cow Sale 11:30 A.M., Denison Livestock Auction (D) SUNDAY, MARCH 10 • Leon & Sheryl Gosch Farm Equipment Sale 12:30 a.m. 3 miles N of Schleswig or 9 miles S of Ida Grove. Pauley Family Auction Service (D) TUESDAY, MARCH 12 • Sweeney Machinery Consignment Auction 8:30 a.m., Very good, clean tractors, machinery and equipment. Sale location: Sweeney Auction Center (south edge of Waukon, IA). Sweeney Auction Service (D) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 • Pocahontas Machinery Auction, 9:00 A.M., located South of NAPA on Hwy 3 East, Pocahontas, IA. Farmers & Dealers equipment of all types. (D) • 160 Farmland Acres, Estate of Helen M. Dunham, United Bank of Iowa Executors of the Estate Sellers, 10:00 A.M., sale located at Denison Livestock Auction Building, Pauley Family Auction Service, LLC Auctioneers (D) • Online only Unreserved Auction at www.bigiron.com 6:00 A.M., Farm equipment, Semis & straight trucks & Construction Equipment. Stock Auction (D)
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH, 2013 • 11:00 AM Buffalo Center Heritage Center 201 2nd Ave. SW, Buffalo Center, IA 13.34 Acres M/L. Near new Dairy Total Confinement Barn 134-ft. x 258-ft. (4-60 cow pens). This unit is a fully contained facility with (2) 130’x150’x12’ deep pits (Milking equipment has been removed). Barn could be used for beef cattle or hogs. This is a very nice unit and will be an excellent opportunity for someone. The acreage includes: 2 story, 3 bedroom, remodeled home with a 2 car attached garage. 3 machine sheds, 4 grain bins Terms: 20% down day of sale. Closing April 26th, 2013. (Under the Farm Credit Act, the prior owner of the property has the right to match the highest bid. Please call for more details.)
For more information call Leland L. Metzger 515-341-5402 Farm Home Services - Algona, Iowa 1-IFR3-2013 (/FARM & HOME SVCS) FS
220 E. State Street Algona, Iowa Office: 515-295-2401 Cell: 515-341-5402 Fax: 515-295-5402 E-mail: lmetzger@farmhomeservices.com visit us at www.farmhomeservices.com
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
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11 Combines, 36 Tractors, 6 Grain Carts, 20 Planters, 17 Sprayers, 11 Balers, Motorgrader, Dozer, 4 Livestock Trailers, Tanker Trailer, Dump Truck, Fire Truck, 2 Semi Trucks, 10 Straight Trucks, 2 Wheel Loaders, Tillage & Planting Equipment, Livestock Equipment, and much more!
3 Excavators, 14 Tractors, 4 Skid Steers, 6 Track/Wheel Loaders, 3 Dozers, 5 Motorgraders, 6 Scrapers, 5 Semi Trucks, 17 Straight Trucks, 5 Dump Trucks, Trailers, 4 Balers, 5 Combines, 13 Drills, 15 Planters, 2 Feeder Wagons, 3 Grain Carts, Tillage Equipment, Livestock Equipment and much more!
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2 LAND AUCTIONS 232 Acres M/L Fern Valley Twp, Section 27 Palo Alto County, Iowa To be offered in 3 tracts • Tract #1: 80 acres M/L 76.92 tillable acres (est) — CSR 76.7 • Tract #2: 79 acres M/L 76 tillable acres (est) — CSR 74.9 • Tract #3: 73 acres M/L 71 tillable acres (est) — CSR 73.8
THURSDAY, MARCH 14TH, 2013 • 10:00 AM Whittemore Fire Station, Whittemore, IA
149 Acres M/L Emmetsburg Twp, Section 10 Palo Alto County, Iowa To be offered in 2 tracts • Tract #1: 64 acres M/L 62.6 tillable acres (est) — CSR 72.6 • Tract #2: 85 acres M/L 80 tillable acres (est) — CSR 41.5
THURSDAY, MARCH 14TH, 2013 • 2:00 PM VFW Hall, 3205 Main St., Emmetsburg, IA
For more information call Leland L. Metzger 515-341-5402 Farm Home Services - Algona, Iowa 1-IFR3 (2land auctions/FARM & HOME SVCS) FS
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IOWA FARM & RANCH
MARCH 2013
Auctions SALE CALENDAR Ask your Auctioneer to List Your Sale Here. Or Call Iowa Farm & Ranch at 800-657-5889. Tuesday Sales at 6:30 PM 1111 Ida Ave. • Kingsley, IA 51028 (Corner of Hwy. 140 & D12 - 4 miles south of Kingsley)
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Starting with Hay, Straw, Sheep,Goats & Cattle
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UPCOMING LAND AUCTIONS! Thursday, March 14, 2013 • 10:30 am 120 +/- acres of Moville Twp, Woodbury Co. land Farm to be sold from the Moville Community Center Formerly Owned by the Lloyd Tinkle Trust
Tuesday, March 19, 2013 • 10:30 am 120 +/- acres of Plymouth Co. Farmland To be sold from the Remsen Community Gym Margaret J. Lloyd Estate
THURSDAY, MARCH 14 • 120 Acres +/- Moville Twp, Woodbury Co Farmground, 10:30 A.M., Lloyd Tinkle Trust, sale located at Moville Community Center. Vander Werff & Associates (D) • 149 Acres in 2 tracts Palo Alto County Land 2:00 p.m. at VFW Hall, Emmetsburg, IA. Farm & Home Services, Leo L. Metzger. (D) • 232 Acres in 3 tracts Palo Alto County Land 10:00 a.m. at Whittemore Fire Station, Whittemore, IA. Farm & Home Services, Leo L. Metzger. (D) FRIDAY, MARCH 15 • Consignment Farm Machinery & Equipment Auction 10 A.M., at the Buena Vista Co. Fairgrounds, Alta, IA. Cone Auctions, Kevin Cone, Auctioneer (D) SATURDAY MARCH 16 • 8 Huge Antique, Collectible & Furniture Auction.10 A.M. Located at the National Guard Armory, Highway 30 East in Denison. Alfred (Rocky) Grau Estate. Keith, Dave, Marty & Kody Kerkhoff, Auctioneers. (D) • Special Cattle Sale.11:00 a.m. weigh ups - 12:30 P.M. feeders. Anita Livestock Auction, Anita, IA. Bernard Vais, Jesse Vais, Auctioneers. (AUD) SUNDAY, MARCH 17 • Farm Equipment Auction, Mike Huebert, owner, 1:00 p.m. 3727 270th St., Persia, IA, go 2 1/2 miles north of Persia on Hwy 191 to 750th St., turn west, to 1/2 mile to Apple Rd, turn right and go north to 270th St., (F-52), and go west 1 1/2 miles so sale site. Juranek Auctioneers. (D) TUESDAY, MARCH 19 • Pauley Bros. Annual Spring Machinery Consignment Sale, 9:00 a.m., including Ullrich Bros. Partnership Dissolution. Pauley Family Auction Service, Denison Livestock Auction (D)
Friday, March 22, 2013 • 10:30 am 76.61 +/- acres of Sioux County Farmland To be sold from the Hospers Community Center Harriet Feekes Trust & Edith Rozeboom Estate
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Check out our website for more info www.vw72.com Vander Werff and Associates 215 Main St., Sanborn, IA 51248 • 712-729-3264 Rich Vander Werff 712-261-0298 • Todd Hattermann 712-348-0111 1-IFR3(Upcoming LandAuctions/Vander Werff)VS
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AUCTION FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 2013 at 10:00 AM Located at the Buena Vista Co. Fairgrounds in Alta, Iowa TRACTORS, SKIDLOADER & ACCESSORIES: 1993 JD 7800 Diesel Tractor w/cab, power quad; 1978 JD 4640 Diesel Tractor w/cab, quad; JD 4640 Diesel Tractor w/cab, PS; Case 730 gas Tractor w/Koyker K-5 loader; 1936 JD B, 39-G w/rd. spokes, 40 & 41 G’s; Mustang 960 Skidloader; Westendorf WL-44 loader & JD mnts.; Westendorf WL-42 All Matic loader w/JD 4640 mnts.; West. QT 48” forks; WL40 mnt. Brackets; 4-WL40 hyd. Cylinders; JD front wghts.; 4650-4955 set of JD rims; Wedge lock for IH 1206; IH 806 diesel engine; Various duals, tires & rims. GRAIN BIN, FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT: 22,000 bu. Grain Bin-call for details; JD 6000 HiBoy Diesel sprayer w/cab & air; Artsway LS1200 12’ Land Plane; Parker 5250 Gravity Wagon; Bradford 225 Gravity wagon w/8 ton gear; Various grain & truck augers; Elevators; IH 80 Snow blower; JD #5 sickle mower w/7’ bar; SideWinder 6’ rotary cutter; Fast 1000 gal. Model 7000 sprayer w/60’ hyd. Boom; 680 Red Ball sprayer w/80’ boom & Raven controls; Wetherell 300 gal. & 750 gal. sprayers; 2 Ag Chem 250 gal. saddle tanks for FWA; 300 gal. 8RW sprayer; 1000 gal. water wagon on gear w/3.5hp B&S transfer; 6-1600 & 1250 gal. poly tanks and other machinery. PLANTING & TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: 1999 JD 1780 Max Emerge Plus Vac Planter 15 row 15”, w/3 bu. Boxes, hyd. Markers; JD 7000 3 pt. 8RN planter; JD 7100 12RN planter; JD 1710A 11 shank disc chisel; JD 960 25” Field cult. w/3 bar mulcher; JD 630 21’ tandem disk w/harrow; JD 235 23’ flex wing tandem disk w/3 bar harrow; Field Cult.; Krause 30’ F.C. w/drag; Marliss 20’ Grain drill w/hyd. Markers & grass seed attach.; 4 wh. Disc; 30’ Noble 4 section harrow; Springtooth; (16) 3 bu. JD 7000-7100 planter boxes; (16) 2 yr. old Precision corn meters. VEHICLES & TRAILERS: 1990 Int. 9400 series Semi Tractor w/3406 Cat motor, Eagle cab w/Bentz sleeper, 13 spd. Trans., 535,602 miles-exc.; 1990 Wilson 41’ DWH Alum. Grain trailer w/spring susp., roll tarp-exc.; 1986 IH 1754 Service Truck w/V8 diesel, Allison trans.; 8 hole service body-DOT inspected; 2005 Chevy TrailBlazer LT w/4x4,145,750 miles; 1997 Pontiac Grand AM GT; 1990 Dodge ½ ton 4x4 pickup; 1983 Int. 1800 single ax Truck w/V8 diesel & flatbed; 1999 Frontier 48’ drop deck spread axle semi trailer; Lawn mower trailer; Single ax 5th wh. Semi dolly. HAY, LIVESTOCK EQUIP., TOOLS & MISC. ITEMS: 250-300 small sq. grass hay bales; Rd. cornstalk bales; NH 308 Tandem ax Slurry spreader, 540 pto; Near new Winco 50,000 watt continuous duty generator on 2 wh. Cart; NH 9’ haybine; Vermeer BP8000 Haybuster w/LH discharge; New Idea 352 single ax manure spreader; Roose 16’ hog cart; 2 Johnson 7’x24’ hay feeders on wheels; 4 Smidley ss feeders; SS nursery feeders; Hog equip; Various fuel barrels; Set of 8’ alum. Loading ramps; Complete Ag Leader EZ Steer system w/guide display, controller, 2 mnts, foot pad switch & all harness; 48 Ford flathead motor-good; Honda Trail 70 motor & parts & much other misc. items Auctioneers: CONE AUCTIONS Kevin Cone, Storm Lake, IA 712-284-2726 or 299-4258, Terms: Cash or good check. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Drivers license ID required to obtain bidding #. VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR PICS AND MORE INFO. www.iowaauctionguide.com/cone 1-IFR3 (3-15 sale(ConeAuction)CS
ONLINE CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONS! CALL NOW TO CONSIGN FOR THE APRIL 4TH ONLINE AUCTION!
TUESDAY, MARCH 19, cont. • 120 Acres M/L Plymouth Co. Farmland, 10:30 a.m. Margaret J. Lloyd Estate. Auction location: Remsen Community Gym, 205 Fulton St., Remsen, IA. Vander Werff & Associates. (D) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 • Mowery Auction Co., Inc. Farm Equipment Sale, 8:00 a.m. www.mowreyauction.com, 301 E. Frederick, Milford, Illinois. (D) • Online only Unreserved Auction at www.bigiron.com 6:00 A.M., 641 lots selling of Farm equipment, Semis & Straight trucks & Construction Equipment. Stock Auction Company (D) THURSDAY, MARCH 21 • 116 Acres Pocahontas Cropland, 10:00 a.m. Auction location: Laurens Golf and Country Club. 12582 Highway 10, Laurens, IA. Just west of Laurens on Highway 10 approximately 1/4 mile to auction site. Schrader Real Estate and Auction Co. (D) • 160 Acres Shelby Co, Elk Horn IA Productive Farmland, 5:00 p.m. At Elk Horn, Town Hall, Elk Horn, IA. Schrader Real Estate and Auction Co. (D) FRIDAY, MARCH 22 • Construction Equipment, Trucks & Trailers, 8:00 a.m. Other like items. 2862 Wagner Rd., Waterloo, IA. Hilpipre Auction Co. (D) • 76.61 acres M/l Sioux County Farmland, 10:30 a.m. Harriet Feekes Trust & Edith Rozeboom Estate. Auction location: Hospers Community Center, Hospers, IA. Vander Werff & Associates. (D) • 182.57 Acres - Harrison County, IA. Raymond & Maxine Chapman Estate, owners. Auction held at Twisted Tail, Beebeetown, IA. Spencer Auction Company, auctioneers (D). SATURDAY, MARCH 23 • 1000 + Trucks & Toys of All Kinds Auction, 10:30 a.m. at Hundertmark Auction Building, Hwy 169 Humboldt, IA. Hundertmark Auction Service (D) • Special Weigh Cow Sale 11:30 A.M., Denison Livestock Auction (D) • Stabe Consignment Auction 9:30 A.M., Machinery, Livestock Equipment and More. 6 miles east of Hinton, IA on C-60. Stabe Realty & Auction, LeMars, IA (D)
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SPRING MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2013 @ 9:00AM LOCATION: DAMON ADAMS MOVING & STORAGE HWY 65 NORTH, IOWA FALLS, IA
CALL NOW TO ADVERTISE Your Farm and Commercial Related Machinery, Equipment, Tools and more.
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CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED Monday, March 18 thru Wednesday, April 3 Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am to 6:00pm, Sat 7:30am to 1:00pm, or by appointment
PRE-REGISTRATION AND INSPECTION Thursday, April 4 & Friday, April 5 VISIT www.AdamsandAdams.com FOR Pictures, Terms & Live Online Bidding! AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This will be a large auction with many quality items already consigned. Sellers, be sure you take advantage of advertising your items, with exposure on over 30 websites,
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118 ac. Crawford Co., Iowa . . . . . . . . . .$1,003,000 (Goodrich Township) 90 crop acres & pond.
Hunting Country Real Estate LLC www.huntingcountry.net 109 North 4th Ave., Logan, Iowa • 712-644-3955 Mitch Barney (Broker) Private Land Sales and Auction Services Licensed associates throughout IA, NE, KS, MO, OK, TX, CO 85-IFR, TA11 (Listings-Hunting Country) HM
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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2013 Located at Goranson’s Pioneer Seed Building 1965 G Ave., Red Oak, Iowa (west side of Red Oak) ALREADY CONSIGNED: JD 726, 27 1/2-ft. soil finisher; Glenco 20-ft. soil finisher; JD 4430; JD 4010; AC D17; (2) 1000-gal. pulltype sprayers; 1979 Chev C70 tandem straight truck; Paradeready IHM tractor; Plus many other items. Watch for full listing.
To consign any good, clean farm machinery and equipment
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INSPECTION DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 5
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ASSORTED TRACTORS – SKID LOADERS – LOADERS – PAYLOADER - EXCAVATOR 2011 CIH 235, MFD, 46â€? duals, 1630 Hrs, loaded; 10 JD 8295R, duals, wts., 2800 Hrs; 2011 CIH Maxium 125, MFD w/L750 Ldr, 322 Hrs; 06 JD 7520, MFD, PQ LHR, 2900 Hrs w/ 741 Ldr, IVT; 73 JD 4430, QR, good looker; 04 JD 9420, PS, 4000 Hrs, 46â€? duals; 84 JD 8450, 4x4, 8900 Hrs; JD 4630, QR, 3 pt, 6200 Hrs, nice; 11 JD 5055, 2WD, Turf tires, 90 Hrs; 06 JD 7220, MFD, PQ LHR, 900 Hrs w/ JD Ldr-Joystick; 91 JD 8760, 4x4, 4800 Hrs, nice; JD 7810, MFD, PS, new 42â€? rubber, 8000 Hrs; 08 JD 6430 Premium, MFD, 1300 Hrs, 24 sp., Auto Quad w/New JD 673 Ldr-grapple; 2 – JD 4955’s, MFD, duals, wts (8000 and 13,000 Hrs), nice; 76 JD 4630, QR, duals; JD 4020, Diesel, PS, 3 pt; JD 4020, Diesel, sychro, 3 pt; JD 4010 D. w/Ldr; 89 CIH 7130, MFD, duals, 8000 Hrs, nice; CIH 125, MFD, PS; 94 CIH 7210, MFD, 8000 Hrs; IHC 656 Gas, fenders w/Dual 3000 Ldr, 6800 Hrs; Ford 5000 Gas w/Dual 340 Ldr; Gehl 4835 D. skid Ldr, 2400 Hrs; 04 Bobcat S 185 skid Ldr, 2200 Hrs; AC 7060, CAH, PD, 9000 Hrs, motor OH, duals; 2 - IHC 1086, CAH, 3 pt, good TA, 1-very sharp; 08 NH T6030 Tractor, MFD, CAH, 3600 Hrs; Case 2290, CAH, 5000 Hrs; 06 CIH 255 MFD, duals, 3100 Hrs; 03 NH TG230 MFD, 46â€? duals, frt duals, 4500 Hrs, sharp; JD 7410, MFD, PQ; 08 JD 7730, MFD, 2100 Hrs, IVT-LHR, duals, nice; CIH 7130, MFD w/duals; 85 AC 8070 MFD tractor; JD 4555, CAH, MFD, PS, 42â€? duals, frt weight & fenders, 6600 Hrs, sharp; 81 JD 4640, PS, 6000 Hrs, duals; 2 - JD 4630’s, CAH, sychro; Case Comfort King Diesel, Cozy Cab, 3 pt, good rubber – sharp; CONSTRUCTION: ; Fiat-Allis FR20 wheel loader, 4 yd. bucket-good rubber (ready to work); 85 Kobelco K905-11C2 Excavator w/ 2 buckets; 2007 JCB 541-70 Telehandler Agri Plus, 4600 Hrs w/bucket and pallet forks; Fiat Allis 545B payloader, 8000 Hrs; CAT TH63 Telehandler, 6000 lb, 38’ lift; 98 JD 555 G Crawler-Ldr, PS, 5600 Hrs (just OH $11,000.); LOADERS: 2 – New JD Legend 740 Ldr’s w/8’ bucket; New JD H 360 Ldr w/8’ bucket; New JD grapple; Westendorf TA 46 Ldr – JD mts; Dual 3100 Ldr; Dual 3500 Ldr; COMBINES – HEADS – GRAIN CARTS 08 JD 9770 STS, Hi Capacity, Bullet, CM, 42â€? duals, 819 S. Hrs; 08 JD 9670 STS, Bullet, Hi Cap., 42â€? duals, 1180 S. Hrs; 09 CIH 5088, Trac Pro 600, chop, RT, 720 S. Hrs; 04 JD 9760 STS, 42â€? duals, 1700 S. Hrs, loaded; 01 JD 9450, 24.5 x 32, 2500 S. Hrs; 03 JD 9550W, 42â€? duals, chop, 1880 S. Hrs; 01 JD 9650, 42â€? duals, CM, chop, 2000 S. Hrs; 2 – 98 JD 9510’s (2830 and 2720 Hrs – 24.5 x 32 and 30.5 x 32 tires); 94 JD 9500, 2823 Hrs, 24.5 tires-loaded; 91 JD 9500, 2387 Hrs, chop; 93 and 97 JD 9600’s (38â€? duals, 3614 and 3940 Hrs); 95 CIH 2188, RT, singles, 2840 S. Hrs; 88 JD 8820, chopper, hydro; HEADS: 3 – JD 635 Flex’s (2011 and 2010); 3 – JD 635 Hydra Flex’s (2004 to 2007); 2 – JD 930F Heads (2001 to 2002); 4 – JD 630F Hydra Flex’s (2004 – 2005); JD 918, 920, 925 Flex Hds; Gleaner 500 Flex Hd, 30’; Gleaner 320 Flex, 20’; 5 – CIH 1020 Flex Hds, 20’, 25’ and 30’; 04 JD 893 CH, Hyd decks, CM drive; 02 JD 893 CH, Hyd decks, CM drives; 2 – JD 893 CH’s (1995 – 2002); JD 444 , 643 poly, 843, 1293 Corn Heads; 09 JD 612 CH (12RN, Hyd decks, CM); CIH Corn Heads including: 863, 1054’s, 2 – 1063’s, 3 – 1083’s, 1084; GRAIN CARTS: Brent 876 cart, tarp w/scale; JD 400 bu grain cart; Brent 410 cart; Kinze 1050 grain cart w/scale; Kinze 850 grain cart; The following items were sold on our February 6, 2013 Auction to a Canadian buyer – they weren’t paid for – so they will be sold to the highest bidder: 76 Champion 740A motor grader w/wing and V plow; 85 Versatile 276 Bi-directional 4x4 tractor w/loader – 8000 Hrs; JD 770 compact MFD tractor, 3 pt, 1300 Hrs; JD Model MT tractor, new tires-paint; Oliver 28-44 tractor on steel, runs; 2 – JD 60 tractors – 1 w/3 pt, running; MH 25 tractor-round spokes, will run; IHC M tractor; IHC Model H tractor-new tires; Schwiess and Snohawk 8’ snow blowers; Convey Air 5005 grain vac; Tyler fertilizer spreader; 300 gal. sprayer; IHC 55 PT chisel, 17’; Header trailer; Parker 2500 gravity wagon on 10 ton gear; IHC 490 disk, 19’; IHC 475 disk, 19’; 08 Pug ATV 4x4; CIH 360 loader w/bucket-joystick, new; Donahue 28’ implement trailer; JD 5 bottom PT plow; Roorda 180 manure spreader; 05 JD F687 frt. Deck 60â€? mower, 1100 Hrs; 20 - New cattle corral panels; NH 679 TA spreader; New 12’ box blade; IHC 45 FC, 3 pt, 13’; New joystick controls; Antique 3 wheel road grader; IHC 460 Hi clearance gas utility tractor; assortment of tractor tires; JD net wrap for R. baler; Gideon Bender – Menno SD (Son Gene 605-212-6177) will sell: JD 4250, CAH, 2WD, Quad, 3 Hyd, 3 pt, 4000 Hrs; IHC 4600 FC, 28’ w/mulcher; White # 425 Chisel, 13’; CIH 1100 pull mower, 7’; NH side rake 9’ w/dolly wheel; 2 – Sets of saddle tanks, 200 gal.-JD mts; Parker 400 bu. gravity wagon; Gehl FB-75 Hi Thro silage blower; Plains 24’ hay feeder w/gear; White 5 x 18 plow w/drag; grain cleaner; 7 section hydraulic drag cart; 6’ blade, 3 pt; Lundell 8’ snow blower; Winco 35KW generator on trailer; 6’ x 16’ flatbed trailer; MDS double bale fork; 1996 Ford F 150 2WD Pickup, V8, auto, 70,000 miles; 1971 Ford F 700 Truck w/18’ box (not running); Worksaver 3 pt post auger, 12â€?; Dale Bitterman – Parkston SD 605-928-3175 will sell: Wilrich 3400 FC, 25’, CIH mulcher; JD 235 disk, 22’, 3 bar mulcher; Yetter 3428 rotary hoe; White 5100 planter, 8RW; JD 7100 bean planter, 12RN; Charles Lueth – Humboldt SD 605-359-1977 will sell: 97 Agco 9455 Tractor, CAH, MFD, 3 pt, 3 hyd., 42â€? duals, 2700 Hrs, very sharp; JD 3800 silage chopper w/ 2 row CH & HH; Gehl 95 grinder-mixer; Bearcat 1250 grinder-mixer; MOCO’S; 20 ROUND BALERS; HAY EQUIPMENT-FORAGE-MANURE SPREADERS-GRINDER MIXERS; LOTS OF PLANTERS; DRILLS; SPRAYERS; TILLAGE EQUIP.; MISC. MACHINERY; TRUCKS; TRAILERS; FERTILIZER EQUIPMENT; VEHICLES; TIRES & MISC. Auctioneers Note: Two auction rings will be used all day! A 3rd auction ring will sell trailers-vehicles-construction items at 11:00 AM. A portion of the Auction will be available on Proxibid.com for online bidding with a 2 ½ % buyer’s premium with a max of $ 750.00 per item. Another large interesting sale! South Dakota sales tax will be charged. This ad is subject to additions and deletions. All consignments must have been approved by the Wieman’s. We have excellent loading and unloading equipment. We appreciate your business. We are in our 65th year of selling. Honest and fair treatment to all. Financing and trucking available. Sorry we are not accepting anymore consignments! Come prepared to Buy! If you are driving a good distance – call to make sure your item is here. (Welcome to the “Machinery Mall of South Dakotaâ€?). Our Next Auction is June 12, 2013
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SALE CALENDAR Ask your Auctioneer to List Your Sale Here. Or Call Iowa Farm & Ranch at 800-657-5889. STABE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Saturday, March 23rd @ 9:30 AM Siouxlands Fastest Growing Auction 6 mi. E of Hinton, IA on C-60 CALL NOW TO GET YOUR ITEMS LISTED IN ALL OUR ADS FOR BETTER RESULTS Machinery, Livestock Equipment & More August sale over 1,500 buyers for all types of Tractors- Combines - Farm, Livestock & Antique Equipment Lawn Equipment, Tools and much more.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, cont. • Rachel Mohn 4-Bedroon Home Auction, 10:30 a.m. 707 Lincoln Way, Woodbine, Randy Pryor Auction Service. (L) SUNDAY, MARCH 24 • 17th Annual Consignment Auction 9:30 A.M. Westfair Fairgrounds, Council Bluffs, IA. THREE AUCTION RINGS SELLING, tractors, trucks, farm & livestock equipment, hay, primitives, tools & shop equip. Gary Juranek & Associates Auctioneers (D) MONDAY MARCH 25 • Farm Land Auction, 87 acres Monona Co. IA - Section 1, Spring Valley Twp. 10:30 am. Sale location; Moorhead Community Center, Moorhead, IA Brookhouse Family Farm, Soldier, IA, owners. Randy Pryor, auctioneer. (L) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 • Near new dairy total confinement barn & acreage 11:00 a.m. (milking equipment has been removed), at Buffalo Center Heritage Center, Buffalo Center, IA. Farm & Home Services, Leo L. Metzger. (D) • Vander Werff Annual Spring Farm Equip Consignment Auction, Sanborn, IA. Rich Vander Werff and Todd Hattermann, Vander Werff & Associates. (D) • Dave Kantack Farm Equipment Auction, 1:00 P.M. 4 1/2 miles W of Webster City on Hwy 20 then 4 1/4 S on R21 or 2790 Stage Coach Rd. Ryerson Auction & Realty. (D)
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, cont. • Machinery Consignment Auction Event 9:30 a.m., 1 mile south and 1/2 mile west on Hwy 44 from Marion, South Dakota. Wieman Land and Auction Co., Inc. (D) THURSDAY, MARCH 28 • Consignment Farm Machinery Auction, Sale Location: Goranson’s Pioneer Seed Bldg, 1965 G Ave, Red Oak, IA (west side of town). Bergren Real Estate and Auction, Steve Bergren, Auctioneer (D) FRIDAY, MARCH 29 • Retirement Farm Equipment Auction, 11:00 a.m. 3514 Jackson Ave., Boyden, IA Larry & Judy Dokter, owners. Vande, Vegete, Zomer Realty & Auction, Inc. (D) MONDAY, APRIL 1 • Absolute 3 Bedroom House & Car Auction, 5:30 p.m. Lois Schroeder, owner; POA, Joe Klein. Denison IA, Pauley Family Auction Service, LLC Auctioneers (D) THURSDAY, APRIL 4 • Online Consignment Auction, www.cornleairon.com. Taking consignments until March 15th. Cornlea Iron Auctions. (D) SATURDAY, APRIL 6 • Spring Machinery & Equipment Consignment Auction, 9:00 a.m. at Damon Adams Moving & Storage, Hwy 65 North, Iowa Falls, IA. Adams & Adams Auctioneers. (D) • MAC Auctions Public Consignment Auction, 10:00 a.m. Taking consignments now for quality farm & heavy equipment. 1688 Hwy 9, Larchwood, IA. www.bidMACauctions.com. (D) SATURDAY, APRIL 13 • Machinery Consignment Auction. 10:00 a.m. Anita Livestock Auction, Anita, IA. Bernard Vais and Jesse Vais, Auctioneers. (AUD)
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LAND UPDATE The land market continues to take center stage and the market continues its rise, with recent sales being made in the $10,000 to $13,000 range per acre in Harrison, Pottawattamie, Shelby and Monona Counties. If you have a farm to sell - give me a call. I have several qualified buyers and we have the ability to market your farm in the manner that will assure that you receive the full extent of current market value. We have been selling farms throughout Iowa and Eastern Nebraska.
UPCOMING AUCTIONS Friday March 22nd, 2013 11:00 a.m. - 182.57 acres, Auction held at The Twisted Tail Steakhouse & Saloon, Beebeetown Iowa. Farm is located North West of Beebeetown. Iowa in Sec. 9 and 16 - La Grange Twp. Ray & Maxine Chapman Estate. We are currently looking at 2 additional farms that will be marketed shortly.
For all of our acreage and residential listings, go to www.edspencer.com Ed Spencer - 402-510-3276 Steve Christiansen - 712-643-2160 Luke Spencer - 402-510-5853 Jason Smith - 712-592-8965 Office - 712-644-2151
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Retirement Farm Machinery & Equipment Creston, IA
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★ Monday, March 25 • 10 A.M. Annual Spring Farm Machinery 201 North Cherry St., Creston, IA
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Wednesday March 27, 2013 • 1:00 P.M. Blizzard Date March 29, 1 PM NH TS125A w/cab MFWD w/Westendorf TA-29 loader w/ 9’ QT bucket, 16 speed, 3574 hrs, bale spear separate; 2012 NH 5070 small square baler, hyd pickup, tongue & chamber; M&W 10 wheel 20’ V fold rake; 2005 NH 258 2 wheel rake; 2005 NH 1465 9 ½’ haybine; NH H6750 7 disc mower; 12’ Brillion 5512 seeder w/2rows culti packers, 2 seed boxes, less than 500A; PMC 8 round bale trailer; NH 144 hay windrow inverter; Rem 2700 vac, 10” discharge, 3 yrs old; 19’ home bilt heavy goose neck tandem trailer w/duals, 1000 gal poly tank; (2) 2- yr old Westendorf gears w/new wood 16’ flat racks; 2012 18’ Unverferth conveyor; Minden Machine Patriot seed treater, 4-5 gal tank; (2) 300 Killbros. 1 w/seed auger
Owner, Dave Kantack For info 515-297-0284 AUCTIONEERS: Ryerson Auction & Realty, Ltd Office 515-448-3079 Eagle Grove, IA
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'08 JD 9570 #725845, STS 943/606 "VERY NICE" '03 JD 9550 #700388, 4x4 3736/2748 '02 JD 9550 #695718, SH 30.5-32 3518/2555 HRS '00 JD 9550 #686009, 3765/3190 '98 JD 9510 #675584, SH 4888/3585 4X4 "LOTS OF NEW PARTS" '95 JD 9500 COMBINE #661063 4518/3193 HRS '96 JD 9500 #X667774, 3383/2363 HRS '96 JD 9500 #X665211, 3516/2389 '94 JD 9500 #657097, 3406/2422 '92 JD 9500 #646913, SH 4460/2990 '91 JD 9500 #640279, 4207/3022 HRS '96 JD 9400 #665480, 2911/2098 '94 JD 9400 #655482 4302/3181 HRS JD 7720 TITAN 2 JD 6620 #630432, SH 4800HR '06 CIH 8010 #HAJ106475, '01 CIH 2388 #269353, 3900/3089 "VERY NICE" '04 CIH 2366 #JJC0257419, HILCO 2570/1800 AG LDR Y&M MON W/LG SCREEN DISP "VERY NICE" CIH 2188 #JJC0193859, 2972/2186 TILLAGE WILRICH F CULT, QUAD 5 36' "VERY NICE" LANDOLL 9805, 33' F.CULT '98 JD 980, 28'6" 3BAR JD 726 #X002414, 27' "EXC" JD 722 SOIL FINISHER JD 637 DISC #006824, 35'6" JD 630 DISC, 24 JD 512 DISC CHISEL, 22.6" 9X '07 JD 512 7X DISC RIPPER "EXC COND" JD 1050 36â&#x20AC;&#x2122; CULT JD 235 30' DISC â&#x20AC;&#x2122;07 JD 2210 F. CULT SPIKE HARROW FLOATING HITCH 44â&#x20AC;&#x2122; IH 720 6X PLOW A.R. IH 490 DISC IH 4300 F CULT, 46' HINICKER 4500 CULT GP 1700 RIPPER GLENCOE 30' FINISHER DMI 44' F CULT CIH 585 DISC, 18' CIH 415 MULCHER, 30' FF CIH 475 18' DISC BRILLION ROLLERS - 2 BRILLION DISC HARROW 2-JD 230 DISC PLANTERS/DRILLS WHITE SPLITTER ATTACHMENT 5R WHITE 6100 #604252 W/MON 6R 30" '02 KINZIE 3700 #750354, 24R30 â&#x20AC;&#x2122;10 KINZIE 3660 16R30â&#x20AC;? LIQUID PNEUMATIC '02 KINZIE 3650, 16-30 KINZIE 3600, 16-31 NT COMBOS
2-'07 KINZIE 3600 #620189, 16-31 NT COMBOS KINZIE 3500 8R15â&#x20AC;? #901-373 INSECT KINZIE 2600, 16-30 W/LIQ. "NICE" '99 KINZIE 2600 #612380, 16-31 JD 7200, 12R JD 7200 #201165, 8R FINGER P/U 3-JD 7200 8R30 JD 7000 #111098, 12R30 LIQ FERT '00 JD 1860 #680137, 30' AIR DRILL W/COMODITY CART "VERY NICE" JD 1850 AIR SEEDER, W/787 CART 30' JD 1780 #675140, 12-23 NT â&#x20AC;&#x2122;03 JD 1770NT 16R30â&#x20AC;? HD NO TILS CCS â&#x20AC;&#x153;EXCâ&#x20AC;? JD 1770 #715231, NT 24R30" CCS ROW CLUTCHES E-SETS JD 1750, 6R DRY FERT 250 MON JD 1750, 6R LIQ FERT '95 JD 7200 #H07200F160141 12R30" NO TILL COMBOS LIQ. FERT FINGER P/U W/250 MON. '09 JD 1770 NT 24R30 PLANTER TCCS GP 20' NT DRILL CIH 5500 #0880712, 30' 15" '05 CIH 1200 #CBJ022059, 16-31 PRO 600 MONITOR HYD/PTO PUMP DRIVE CORNHEADS '94 JD 693 #656666 '11 JD 608C #740491 "SAME AS NEW" 6-JD 643 CORN HEADS GRAINHEADS SEVERAL JD 930F, 925F, 920F - CALL 3 - JD 635F 3 - JD 630F JD 213R #230925 CIH 2020, 35' "V-NICE" SEVERAL CIH 1020S, 30'-25'-20'17.5'-15' NH 973 #580644, 30' '97 MACDON 960 #111965, FITS CIH FORAGE OMC 180 HAYBINE, 7' NI 4170 RAKE NH 492 HAYBINE NH 489 HAYBINE NH 354 GRINDER MIXER NH 268 SQ BALER '10 LOFTNESS 20' SHREDDER "LIKE NEW" JD 566 RD BALER 430 H. HAULER 2-RHINO RC20 2-BALZER D20 CUTTER 2-ALLOWAY 3PT, 20' STALK SHREDDER WAGONS KINZIE 640 GRAINCART J&M 250 WAGON TRAILER GEHL 8330 MIXER WAGON 13-EZ TECH 852 G.C., 860 BU
INDUSTRIAL '80 KUBOTA KH26 MINI EXC, 2180HR FIAT ALLIS NH FT110 TLB 4X4 4821HR CAT D3B DOZER #27Y02399, DOZER 7514HR '99 BOBCAT 763 MISCELLANEOUS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;09 FRISEN 275 SEED TENDER HONDA ENG. â&#x20AC;&#x153;LIKE NEWâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x2122;07 JD #100 UNIVERSAL STEER KIT W/RECIEVER & BROWNS BOX DISPLAY (SELLS AFTER 8110) WORK HORSE 880 LOADER WILMAR FERT SPREADER '11 GOOSE CREEK 30' HEAD CART, APPLICATOR 16R 28% 1100 GAL 28% TANK 3-HORST 30' HEADCART 2-HORST 36' HEADCART 2-HAYRACK BED, NEW IH 496 18' 7.5" SPACING BRILLION X108 24' BRILLION SL144 30' BRILLION X108 24' '01 JD 4710 SPRAYER 3200 HRS 90' BOOMS NEW TIRES KENWORTH TANDEM KAHN GRAIN PUP ABSOLUTE FARMER #1 MARVIN LITTLE JD 4555 #P006350 P.S., 20.8-38 DUALS MFWD 1956HR JD 4250 #H001640 QUAD, 2WD QH 18.4-38 2931HR JD 9400 #645590, 24.5-32 10 SERIES UP DATES 2990/2076 TOTAL HRS. JD 510 DISC CHISEL #2853, 5X WILRICH 18' F CULT CIH 496 DISC, 24' SUNFLOWER 6331-19 5BAR SPIKE CIH 183, 8RW JD 5X PLOW BUSHOG 17' HARROGATOR JD 7200 #B300111, VAC 8RW WING FOLD 200 COMP CIH 5400 DRILL #47390, 15' w/YETTER NT CART JD 444 #46676, LTOB JD 920F #626365 2-LIL 250BU WAGON WAGON W/HOIST FLAT WAGON DMI D400A WAGON #201087 BARGE WAGON '75 CHEVY C6000 GRAIN TRUCK, 15' BED HOIST 4SPD 52300 MILES LEON MD134 BLADE, 3PT 7' VERMEER PT12 TILE MACHINE #1965 HUTCHISON 6X58 AUGER ABSOLUTE FARMER #1A ESTATE OF JAMES P. DAVIS CONTACT: BILL 217-495-1196 IH 4386 TRACTOR IH 1566 TRACTOR "PROBLEM W/TORQUE" IH 1466 TRACTOR NO CAB
IH 806 TRACTOR "NEEDS ENG" UNVERFERTH 475 GRAINCART #475039 IH 1460 COMBINE "LIKE NEW" IH 863 CORN HEAD ALL ABOVE EQ. VERY NICE -ORIGINAL JD 30' ROTARY HOE HOURS!!!!! IH 820 PLATFORM ABSOLUTE FARMER #5 ESTATE OF KRAUSE DISC DON WICHMAN EQUIPMENT. KEWANEE CONSERTILL CHISEL PLOW NOTE: ALL COMING OFF SMALL BOX OX RIPPER ACRAGE FARM VERY NICE LOW IH 800 PLANTER 12-30 HOURED EQUIPMENT. GP 30' DRILL CALL MARVIN ANDRIS 815-889-4637 CALDWELL GRAIN CART 500BU. JD 3520 W/LDR CAH MFWD 289 HRS IH 990 ROAD SEMI TRACTOR JD 4020 NO CAB WF PS 6754 HRS HOPPER BOTTOM TRAILER NH 7740 SLE W/ALO LDR CAH MFWD MICHIGAN LOADER NDS WORK 4789 HRS DAVIS TRENCHER YETTER BOX SEEDER SKYWITCH PLATFORM LIFT BUSHOG 121 REAR BLADE 8' HYD IH 260 A LOADER "NEEDS WORK" BUSHOG 2615 MOWER 99 CHEVY 3500 PICKUP "WHITE" CIH 3900 DISC 25' IH 470 DISC CIH 4800 CULT 25' 2- IH 154 MOWER DMI CRUMBLER 25' JD BATWING MOWER 14' GLENCOE SOIL SAVER 9X IH D15 DOZER JD 16' HAY RACK W/JD GEAR MAURER 16' TILT TRAILER w/WINCH ABSOLUTE FARMER #2 LARRY RILEY "NICE" JD 8410 #11396, 20.8-42 DUALS DELGENERAC 30 KW PTO GENERATOR CAB BIG MIRRORS 1914HR 1"NICE" OWNER OTHER MISC. ITEMS JD 2210 F CULT, 36' SPIKE HARROW JD 512 ST RIPPER #X002960 FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE: 97 JD 726 SOIL FINISHER 25' LEASING SPECIALIST, INC. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; ON NOTE: ALL EQ. SHEDDED, EXC EQUIPMENT > $50,000 OR ABOVE. ITEMS!!!! FOR MORE INFORMATION, ABSOLUTE FARMER #3 BILL AYCOCK PLEASE CONTACT STEVE WESTBAY RETIRING FROM FARMING at (309) 343-2099 or JD 7210 #R056935, JD 740SL LDR MFWD P QUAD LEFT REV 2086HR VISIT www.lease-today.com JD 8310T #902423, 24" TRACKS 4HYD WELLS FARGO AND AG DIRECT â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 22 FRT WTS 3589HR PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE FOR JD 8310 #P012388, DELCAB 3228HR MORE INFORMATION JD 8410 #P011434, 3711HR DEL CAB '08 JD 637 DISC, 29'3" 9"SPACING Live Online Bidding through JD 630 #11893 26â&#x20AC;&#x2122; BidSpotter. Please visit '09 BRILLION 9XLC9153-59 DISC RIPwww.mowreyauction.com and PER, click BID ONLINE. DMI F CULT #12726 28â&#x20AC;&#x2122; SPIKE HARto register for the auction. ROW W/ROLLING BASKET There will be 2% Buyers SUNFLOWER 6332 #6395-188, 23' SOIL Premium charged on items FINISHER W/ROLLING BASKET purchased online, with a DITCHER 3PT PTO '97 JD 4700 #X000327, SS TANK $500.00 cap per item. 4000HR 80' BOOM HYD ADJ FENDERS "NICE" LONG 1190 BACKHOE, 3PT W/PUMP FARMER #4 ESTATE OF ANNIE MIEDERHOFF MOWREY AUCTION CO., INC. '82 JD 4440 #60694, 2096 HRS CAH LICENSE #044000247, QUAD DUALS WTS Q HITCH 1JON MOWREY LICENSE #041000416 OWNER EQ. MUST BE REMOVED IN 30 DAYS â&#x20AC;&#x2122;81 JD 4640 #24892, 3675HR 18.4-42 DUALS WTS Q.HITCH 1-OWNER OF PURCHASE. PLEASE BRING BANK JD 4560 #H003626, 2WD QUAD 3HYD LETTER OF CREDIT TL QH 12 FRT WTS 18.4-46 W/DUALS IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN HERE. 4615HR 2-OWNER JD 1010 24â&#x20AC;&#x2122; F. CULT There will be a $25.00 title fee for JD 7000 12R30 PLANTER W/LIQ. all purchases of titled equipment to DMI 3X RIPPER
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Volume VII, Issue 3
by Gordon Wolf Looking at the week ahead, State Climatologist Harry Hillaker with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship stated on Wednesday (March 6) the forecast is for colder weather than usual, a pattern that has persisted for the previous two weeks. He pointed out the cooler weather will be more of a benefit this year, following a drought, than the abovenormal temperatures experienced in March 2012. Temperatures in March 2012 were phenomenal, Hillaker commented in
March 2013
his weather summer for that month. Temperatures averaged 51.1 degrees – 15.2 degrees above normal, and it was the warmest March in 140 years of Iowa weather records. The warm temperatures occurred in the final 26 days of the month, and every day from March 10 through the end of the month averaged at least 10 degrees above normal. The record weather awoke vegetation from dormancy and sent farmers into the fields earlier than normal to prepare the ground for planting later on.
Looking ahead in March 2013, Hillaker stated, “Generally, we’re looking at a cool pattern continuing for a while, which for the most part is a pretty good thing. Less evaporation will occur and the perennial vegetation isn’t going to come out of dormancy any time soon, so whatever moisture is in the ground will stay there. This March looks to be quite a bit different from a year ago.” “Coming off a drought year, it’s good to keep things a bit on the cold side,” Hillaker stated. Coming out of the drought will
typically be a slow process – one rainfall event at a time, chipping away at the precipitation deficit from the last year and a half, said the state climatologist. Hillaker stated the upper level of the soil is reasonably moist right now but that the moisture is not much more than two feet below the surface. Moisture needs to get into the lower soil profit. “That needs to improve before the aquifiers recharge,” he stated. RAINFALL . . . Page 8B
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Farm Bureau donations add to fund for children’s museum in Sioux City Will include interactive agricultural exhibit Woodbury County Farm Bureau members want to bring a taste of farm life to Sioux City and tri-state area urban school children, so county leaders joined the state grassroots farm organization, to help bring a $50,000 donation to the Children’s Museum of Siouxland, set to open the summer of 2014. The Children’s Museum of Siouxland is on track to become northwest Iowa’s premier education and tourism draw, which will provide an interactive, hands-on learning environment to children, families, and schools of the tri-state area. District Farm Bureau Director Doug Gronau, of rural Vail, presented the check to museum Executive Director Kari Kellen in late February in Sioux City. Farm Bureau members envision the museum as a great opportunity to further agricultural education for youth and educators in the tri-state region. “Many children in the area are unfamiliar with life
on the farm and do not know any farmers. This new children’s museum will bring the farm to them so they can see how farmers grow the crops, how animals eat the crops and how it all contributes to the food choices they make at the grocery store,” said Woodbury County Farm Bureau President, Greg Jochum. The Children’s Museum of Siouxland will feature an interactive agriculture exhibit that shows visitors of all ages about the food production cycle. The exhibit will include a replica farm, grocery store and café which will allow visitors to track the movement of food from the farm to their dinner table. Other museum exhibits will also be highly interactive, with hands-on displays and features. Woodbury County Farm Bureau initiated the partnership with the upstart museum with a $25,000 donation, which was matched by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. “Iowa Farm Bureau Federation is happy to partner with the Woodbury County Farm Bureau by making this donation to the Children’s Museum of Siouxland. The museum is a testament to the many ways Iowa Farm Bureau believes in supporting youth education
and leadership opportunities. We are excited by the potential this project has for children and families in the entire tri-state region,” said Gronau. The Children’s Museum of Siouxland will be located at 623 Pearl Street in Sioux City. It was started as a project through the Junior League of Sioux City and run by a group of dedicated volunteers. Today, the museum’s board is working closely with families, community members, and partners during the fundraising stage of development. For more information about the Children’s Museum of Siouxland, visit www.childrensmuseumofsiouxland.org or email Executive Director Kari Kellen, kkellen@childrensmuseumofsiouxland.org. The Children’s Museum of Siouxland is envisioned as a family-oriented, hands-on children’s museum with emphasis on providing educational value while fostering a child’s creativity and imagination. Targeting children ages 6 months through 10 years, the museum is committed to reaching out to all children and ensuring a safe and stimulating environment.
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Practical Farmers, Iowa Learning Farms to co-host cover crop field days Five locations in western Iowa Practical Farmers of Iowa is joining with Iowa Learning Farms to have farmers showcase their experiences with cover crops this spring at eight field days across Iowa. County Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioners and Eastern Iowa Hay Producers Association are helping sponsor the spring field days that focus on the use and management of cover crops. A record 100,000 acres of cover crops were planted in Iowa in 2012. The increasingly popular conservation practice protects soil from wind and water erosion and captures nitrogen that can otherwise leach from the soil and pollute nearby waterways. All field days are free, open to the public and include lunch. Iowa cover crop field day schedule for western Iowa lo-
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Blizzards and retirement A couple weeks ago, a major storm was supposed to come through Iowa and dump 12 inches of snow on us. I was excited on Monday when I saw the forecast; I’ve been wanting a snow day for ages! Then “Q” danced across Iowa leaving just a little snow in its wake, at least in our county. Though I did get one snow day out of it, I really wanted to be snowed in for a couple days. Now that March is upon us, my guess is that I’ll have to wait until next year to hope for another snow day. It’s not like we can get heavy rain or massive thunderstorm days in Iowa. Kids just pull on their boots and splash their way to school. We’ve had a few more calves on the farm, and I’ve been told they’re cute. The latest one was from the little kid’s heifer, that he hand-raised and bottlefed. Two years ago, he
showed her as a bottle calf and last year as a heifer in open class. The little kid called me using his dad’s cell phone in the barn and proudly proclaimed that Jenny had her baby, and that he had named the baby Sally. (Side note: Either the boy is going to take a bigger role in naming his children, or he’s going to be sick and tired of naming babies in 15 or so years when his children are born.) So the little kid decided to play with the baby for awhile, much to the cow’s delight. He and Sally hung out for awhile until my husband became concerned that the calf was bonding more with the kid than her mother, and kicked the little kid out of the barn for awhile. The little kid is still pretty excited about his new calf. He’ll probably have a pretty good herd going before he even graduates
high school. I’m sure he’s thinking ahead in his life too, because he asked me the other day how much our house costs. Of course, I didn’t answer the question, but I did ask him why he wondered. He started to say something about when we gave him the house to live in, whereupon I interrupted him and asked why he thought he should get the house and not the big kid. And, why he thought he should get it for free! He didn’t understand the question. I explained to him that his dad and I would need money to live when he was older, and that we couldn’t just give everything to him and his brother for free. His response, “But we’ll take care of you.” Cute, but I don’t think he is planning ahead and remembering that he would have a family to take care of as well.
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reasons why kids should be able to keep their things safe and private. I don’t think the school will agree though. The big kid had to write a similar speech, using three points to support a statement. He said little brothers weren’t so bad. He said that they can be bribed to do your chores when needed. Perhaps more disturbing than the potential shaking down of his little brother is his last statement. He said only children have to care for their parents themselves when they are old and feeble. They don’t have anyone to help them out. On the other hand, the big kid will be able to “play with his parents” and send them off to his little brother so he can take care of us. Nice. Maybe the house will go to the little one. At least he said he’d take care of us.
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Farm poll examines where, how farmers get their information Iowa farmers rely primarily on agribusinesses, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and state agencies for their information needs, according to the 2012 Iowa Farm and Rural Life Poll. The annual poll surveyed 1,296 farmers about the information sources they rely on when making decisions that affect their farm operations, said J. Gordon Arbuckle Jr., a sociologist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Arbuckle co-directs the annual Iowa Farm and Rural Life Poll with Paul Lasley, another ISU Extension and Outreach sociologist. “Farmers can choose from many sources to get the information they need to make decisions. We wanted to find out who they go to first for information on specific agricultural topics,” Arbuckle said. “We’ve asked similar questions in previous surveys, and results show that ISU Extension and Outreach continues to be among farmers’ ‘go to’ information sources. We also asked farmers to tell us how they prefer to receive ISU Extension information and educational programming that supports their farming and farm management decisions,” Arbuckle said. Farmers were asked to select the category of information provider that they would go to first when seeking information on crop production, nutrient management, pest and disease management, conservation, finances and marketing, Arbuckle explained. For each topic, farmers could choose fertilizer or agricultural chemical dealers, seed dealers, USDA/NRCS/SWCD service centers, private crop consultants, ISU Extension and Outreach, commodity associations and “other.” For crop production - including corn production, soybean production and seed selection - seed dealers were
the first choice for a plurality of farmers. A majority of farmers selected fertilizer or agricultural chemical dealers as their primary source of crop disease, insect and weed management information. Fertilizer or agricultural chemical dealers also were selected as the preferred provider of information on fertilizer application rates and nutrient management. USDA/NRCS/SWCD service centers were designated as the preferred resource for information for both conservation tillage and soil and water conservation in general. Responses for farm financial management and marketing showed that many farmers did not select any of the listed entities as their primary information source, with 57 percent selecting other. “Extension and Outreach ranked second or third in all categories, with the highest percentages being for pest and disease management, conservation, and farm financial management. Overall, 54 percent of farmers indicated that they would go to Extension first for at least one category of information. That said, chances are that much of the information farmers are receiving from other sources is based to some extent on Iowa State research,” Arbuckle said. “ISU Extension and Outreach delivers science-based agricultural information both directly to farmers and through key agricultural stakeholders who also have contact with farmers. Agribusinesses, crop consultants, commodity groups, state agencies and other ag information providers rely heavily on Iowa State research and extension information as they formulate their technical assistance recommendations for farmers,” Arbuckle said. “These partnerships help us make sure that farmers are able to base their decisions on current research. The
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RAINFALL, from Page 1B â&#x20AC;&#x153;The soil has to be close to a saturation point before we get some deeper percolation. The time for that to happen is coming up. Unfortunately there is still frost in the ground, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not sure how much.â&#x20AC;? Hillaker said the good news is some pretty good chances of rain exist for the end of the week (week of March 3 through 9). He said the long range model shows the rainfall could be more than an inch of moisture, which is quite a bit for this time of the year. â&#x20AC;&#x153;What is especially good is the best odds for significant precipitation seem to be for the areas that needs rain the most â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Nebraska, west central Iowa and northwest Iowa,â&#x20AC;? said Hillaker. Hillaker estimated six to eight inches of frozen ground on average still exists and hoped that rainfall predicted for the weekend of March 8, 9 and 10 would help soften the frost. In his March 4 weather summary, Hillaker said the three mid-winter months (December through February) averaged 24.3 degrees or 2.2 degrees above normal and precipitation totaled 3.84 inches, half an inch above normal, as a statewide average. The temperature and precipitation placed the three months as the 41st warmest and 42nd wettest winter in 140 years and it was the seventh consecutive wetterthan-normal winter for Iowa. But Hillaker said the above-normal precipitation had very little effect on soil moisture. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I guess the positive is we can still get precipitation if we manage above normal amounts. Most of the winter precipitation would have fallen on frozen ground and very little went into the soil,â&#x20AC;? he stated. The exception, he added, is the precipitation in the first half of December. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Some of the rainfall we received the first two to two and a half weeks in December would have gotten into the soil,â&#x20AC;? Hillaker commented. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t until December 20 that the soil froze. We had a little longer season than normal to get some moisture into the ground.â&#x20AC;? Eastern Iowa received more of the early December precipitation than did northwest and west central Iowa.
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by LuAnn Johansen, Sherry Glenn Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is committed to maintaining a sustainable 4-H youth development program that provides quality educational programs for Iowa youth — including camping experiences. However, there will be some changes in the camping experiences that the Iowa 4-H Program will offer at the Iowa 4-H Center this summer. “The original intent was to offer a full camp schedule for summer 2013 at the Iowa 4-H Center near Madrid,” said Cathann Kress, vice president for ISU Extension and Outreach. “However, we must limit the scope of programming we are able to offer at the center, due to staff changes and budget realities.” The 4-H camp program specialist has resigned to take another position, said LuAnn Johansen, assistant director for the Iowa 4-H program. Program staff are being hired to facilitate camp programs including archery, aquatics, climbing wall, creek walks and science. The traditional special interest residential and day camps offered to the general public will not be available this summer. All existing rental commitments at the Iowa 4-H Center are being honored. However, no additional non-4-H rentals are being secured by the Iowa 4-H Program. “We hope to add other 4-H camping experiences at the center this summer,” Johansen said. The ISU Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development management team is consulting with camping experts from across the national 4-H system to determine potential solutions to enhance and sustain Iowa 4-H camping opportunities into the future, Johansen said. “K-12 youth outreach is an important niche for Iowa State University and 4-H is our flagship program,” added Kress. “Focusing Extension and Outreach efforts on our core mission will help 4-H in Iowa become a stronger program that reaches more youth, is more efficient and effective, and is widely known as the premiere example of youth outreach in the nation.”
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2013 Iowa farm custom rate survey follows recent trend The 2013 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey followed the recent trend of small, but consistent increases in rates each year. According to William Edwards, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach economist, most operations showed increases of three to five percent over the average rates in the 2012 survey. The values reported on the survey are the average of all the responses received for each category. The range of the highest and lowest responses received is also reported. These values are intended only as a guide. “There are many reasons why the rate charged in a par-
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Bull buyers could win credit certificates Cattle producers who buy their herd bulls from the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association Bull Evaluation Program (BEP) have an opportunity to win $500 credit on the cost of a bull. As a thank you for purchasing through the ICA program, a drawing will be conducted at each BEP sale this spring for credit certificates. When a buyer purchases an animal, the buyer number goes into a drawing for either a $500 or a $200 certificate toward the purchase at the sale or at another ICA sale this year or next. Winners will be drawn at the sales in Bloomfield on March 18 and in Dunlap on March 22. “This is one way to say ‘thank you’ to all the folks using the ICA evaluation program to select their herd sires,” said Kellie Carolan, ICA seedstock manager.
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IA: JD 2200 field cult 45 1/2 6” sweeps castering guage wheels 31,000: JD 856 16 row cuiltivator like new 9500 515-885-0174 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: 6 row 30 Buffalo cultivator with guidance system. Call 712210-6587 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Grain Harvest & Handling Equipment For Sale I A : w w w. r e p l a c e m e n t r a k e wheels.com 712-366-2114 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA:Demco 550 or 650 gravity wagons. Call 712-210-6587
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IA: For Sale: 55 gallon drums. Only $5 each! Smitty Bee Honey, Defiance, Ia 712-748-4292 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Brent 678 Auger Wagon 30.5, tires and tarp, new never used $24,500 call 712-2496073 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Combine head movers from 25’ to 40’ wide please call 712210-6587
IA: 1500 gal Better Built Honey Wagon $3,800 H Farmall to restore $700, IH560 G Nf FH Westendorf loader $5,200. 515-3681358
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IA: 33' Rice GN flatbed trailer, 20' deck 13' Beaver Tail new decking,(2) 10,000 lb Axel dual HD tires, auto lift jacks, Road ready new $16.500 now $9,500 712-263-3795 (1009-1019)
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Hay Equipment for Sale IA: JD 200 Stackmaker $900. 308-876-2515 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA:JD, IH, 7' & 9' SICKLE MOWERS. SEVERAL 2 OR 3 PT. & PULL TYPE. POMEROY, IA., (712) 2996608 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: N.I. 5 bar hay rake, grd. driven, steel & rubber teeth. $700 cash 319-623-4833
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IA: Frieson 110 seed tinder wagon JD 7300 12 row toolbar planter Rushill duel rims and etires 10.8 x 38. Call 319-3675236
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IA: Dyna Drive 13 foot used 1,500 AC $7,500 obo. 1996 Allegro bus 87,000 miles diesel 8.3 Cummings, many extras $36,000 obo 319-269-6431 Jack @ Dike Iowa
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LIVESTOCK & ANIMALS Livestock For Sale IA: Dorset Rams fall and Jan born Dorset Ewes and Few southdown Ewe lambs 641-449-3226 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Miniature donkeys any sex any age emailwdbrink@wiatel.net. or call 712-353-6730 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Leonard Limousin & Angus Bulls for Sale Private Treaty. 70 red, black, polled Limousin and Angus bulls, Holstein, Iowa. 712368-2611. lori@leonardlimousin.com • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Registered Gelbvieh Bulls, quality black gentle polled yearning bulls. Hobbs Gelbvieh 641766-6779 or 641-203-0863 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Livestock Wanted IA: Farrowing unit 1,500 to 2,000 sows, can switch to nursery or finishing. In compliance, Ia NC Iowa. Call 641-590-2815 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Hay, Grain & Forage For Sale IA: Good clean, bright sm sq in semi loads 641-658-2738 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Custom hay hauling; big rounds, big square etx can haul troughout midwest. For Sale Round Big Squares of Alfalfa/Grass & straight Alfalfa 641-640-0492 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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IA: 1995 International 4000 series, 6 cyl,. 13 ton, flat bed, 13,000 miles, dual wheels, Mallard, Iowa 712-857-3432. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
IA: Utility trailer. 5-1/2' x 10', near new tires, ramp, great for golf cart, lawn mower, etc. $550 obo. Call Larry at 712-269-1913.
Campers/RV’s For Sale IA:8 ft Shadow Cruiser pickup camper 3 way refrig, toilet, furnace. $1,000 obo. 515-9715487
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