March 9, 2024 Dairy Star - 3rd section

Sharing their voice

Udermanns awarded as First District Association’s Young Cooperator of the Year

By Tiffany Klaphake tiffany.k@dairystar.com

SARTELL, Minn. —

Alex and Kirsten Udermann stand up for what they believe in and use what they have learned to promote the agriculture industry.

This is one of the reasons why Alex and Kirsten were named First District Association’s 2024 Young Cooperator of the Year. The couple was presented with the award Jan. 6 at First District Association’s annual meeting in St. Cloud.

“We were honored to be even nominated for the YC award and were excited to win,” Alex said. “Once they started reading off a description of the farm and the family at the winter conference, I started to think and nudged Kirsten, ‘Hey, I think they are talking about us.’”

The award is presented by

First District Association each year to a young couple who is actively involved in their farm and the community promoting agriculture.

“What sets us apart is that we believe in giving our time, talent or treasures to people and communities to better the lives of others with no expectation of any compensation,” Alex said. “Gratitude is the best gift.”

The Udermanns are involved with the First District Association’s Young Cooperators board, donate meat annually for their church festival, volunteer at the malt stand at the county fair and participate in eld days.

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Alex (from le ) and Kirsten Udermann are presented with First District Associa on’s Young Cooperator of the Year award by Pa Schaefer Jan. 6 in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The Udermanns milk 80 cows on their  h-genera on farm.

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Wolf shares information about trends in the dairy community

By Emily Breth emily.b@star-pub.com

NORWOOD YOUNG AMERICA, Minn. — At the Carver County Dairy and Beef Expo Feb. 19, the keynote speaker, Dr. Chris Wolf, addressed the importance of components, how exports affect the U.S. economy and the industry’s prices.

“We were coming off of pretty high prices in 2022, which was a protable year in general,” Wolf said, of Cornell University. “However, this is the second year in a row that we really didn’t have any milk production growth collectively in the U.S.”

Milk production has been limited in the U.S. due to the lack of storage and processing space among creameries, Wolf said.

Wolf said many milk processors would like to run another shift to process milk sooner and create more storage space.

On the farm, producers have added to their paychecks by increasing components.

“Milk production is at, but butterfat is not,” Wolf said. “2010 is when it took off. We are now averaging 4.5% butterfat.”

Wolf said in the past, people thought consuming animal fat was a negative. However, in recent years, it has been proven otherwise, causing increased demand for butterfat.

“After a long time of being told to not consume animal fat, we are seeing a change,” Wolf said. “Animal fat consumption has gone up, especially in the last 10 years. In response, butterfat prices have gone up.”

Along with this, whole-fat milk is the only form of dairy milk that has experienced increased consumption, Wolf said. Higher demand and increased prices have created the incentive to push for components rather than pounds of milk.

Increasing components is one way farmers can add more to their pay-

checks without being docked for increased volume or incurring hauling charges. However, maximizing components is not possible worldwide.

“Canada has a production quota (for butterfat) that they set each year based on what they think the butterfat consumption they need will be,” Wolf said.

Another change in the dairy community has been the decline in the number of dairy cows and an increase in the number of dairy-beef crossbred cattle.

Wolf said in 2016, 23 million units of dairy semen were sold. In 2021, 7 million fewer units of dairy semen were sold. During this time, beef semen went up 6.5 million units.

“The beef crosses are doing better, so this is a place to make some money,” Wolf said.

Another way farmers can look at their protability is through the demand for dairy foods worldwide through U.S. exports.

Wolf said exports began to climb in 2006.

“Prior to that, we were exporting 4%-5% of U.S. milk production and were importing an equivalent amount of different products,” Wolf said. “We still tend to export bulk commodities like skim milk, some cheese and butter, but we send more powders and proteins.”

The products that the U.S. tends to import are specic cheeses, such as parmesan, or other high-value products. Wolf said the U.S. imports about 3%4% of the dairy products sold nationwide.

“We are competitive with world prices,” Wolf said. “We are less competitive with butter and cheese price because we don’t ship as much compared to the powder.”

While it can be expected that increased exports would play a major role in the price farmers receive for their milk, a fair amount of the product does not go far.

“43% of U.S. dairy exports go to two places: Mexico and Canada,” Wolf said. “In 2014 and 2022, when China imported a lot from us, we had good milk prices. When China comes in, they move (the whole market).”

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“We switched to no-till and cover crops a few years ago,” Alex said. “I have taken our corn planter to eld days hosted by Stearns, Benton and Morrison counties to demonstrate what we do and have been on farmer panels to promote and educate on no-till and cover crops and the benets to other farmers.”

The couple said being involved is important to them.

“The biggest reason I like being on boards and going to events is because I don’t like just sitting here listening to politicians make rules and regulations for us or the general public criticizing us,” Alex said.

Equally important to Alex is the value of networking with others.

“It’s great to meet and make new friends and have someone to call if you have a question about something,” Alex said. “I also want to make sure consumers and politicians are educated on modern farming practices, and that we can change and do better if we all work together.”

Kirsten agreed.

“You meet a lot of neat people, and you get to have a voice in your cooperative and local communities too,” she said.

Alex and Kirsten and his brother, Jake, and parents, John and Mary Lou, operate Meadowbrook Dairy near Sartell.

Alex, Kirsten, Jake and John are all employed full time on the farm. Mary Lou helps milk in the mornings before work. Together, they milk 80 cows in a tiestall barn and raise replacements as well as steers.

At Meadowbrook Dairy, the Udermanns breed their top animals with sexed semen and all others to Angus. The family sells beef from their farm.

“My main goal is to make the farm as protable and sustainable as possible,” Alex said. “We strive for higher efciency to do better with what we have. I also want to give the sixth generation a better opportunity to farm. It is really about setting up the next generations for success.”

Additionally, the family custom hauls liquid and solid manure and custom plants no-till and cover crops.

“My goal is if someone wants to try it out on a 40-acre eld just to get their feet wet, we can help them start small without them investing a lot of money in equipment,” Alex said.

Alex and Jake, the fth generation on the family farm, started experimenting with no-till and cover crops in 2016

to save time and money. The more they learned about regenerative agriculture practices, the more they liked the results.

“Healthy soil means better crops, which means better feed for the cows,” Alex said. “That’s going to mean healthier cows and better-quality milk and meat. It’s a never-ending regenerative cycle. That’s why we continue to do it. There’s no downside to it. We’ve had great success and keep investing in educating our farm about soil biology.”

The farm became certied with the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certication Program and enrolled in the Conservation Stewardship Program.

The Udermanns have been using 100% no-till farming practices for three years. They mainly use rye as a cover crop as well as oat and radish and would like to add a multi-species legume mix to replenish nitrogen.

“We sold all of our tillage equipment and four-wheel drive equipment,” Alex said. “We save so much time and money on maintenance with having less equipment.”

Alex also credits having cattle to the success of their regenerative agricultural practices.

“We couldn’t do all the no-till and cover cropping that we do without the livestock,” Alex said. “The cattle are a huge asset to us. Cattle are the secret sauce to achieving healthy functioning soil.”

Alex said there is a lot to learn about no-till farming practices and cover crops. He wants to learn all that he can, not only to better their family farm but to share with other farmers and those not directly involved with agriculture.

“I have found my niche with the no-till and cover cropping,” Alex said. “I found something I am good at, and I enjoy doing. It makes me feel good to help someone else switch over.”

Whether it is sharing the message of consuming dairy products, regenerative agriculture or dairy farming in general, Alex and Kirsten are willing and eager to share their experience to others.

“We have a lot going on,” Alex said. “But, (cooperatives) need young people on the boards to help run them. It’s a lot of work, but it’s worth it. If you have an opportunity to volunteer your time, talents or treasures, please do. Sometimes just showing up is all that it takes to make an impact on someone else’s life.”

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Alex Udermann no- lls a cover crop a er harves ng high-moisture corn Oct. 11, 2023, at his family’s farm near Sartell, Minnesota. The Udermanns u lize cover crops and no- ll farming prac ces on their land.

Reducing red tape for additives in livestock feed

Bill aims to support innovation

By Jan Lefebvre jan.l@star-pub.com

WASHINGTON — A bill in the U.S. Congress called the Innovative FEED Act could loosen U.S. Food and Drug regulations for how livestock feed additives are categorized and approved.

Specically, the bill aims to amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act with respect to the regulation of zootechnical animal food substances.

If passed, the wording in current regulations would be amended to free up innovation and simplify the approval for the use of additives that have shown results in reducing food pathogens and/or diminishing greenhouse gas emissions from livestock.

Many groups in the agriculture industry, including the National Milk Producers Federation, are behind the bill

and rallying for its passage.

Paul Bleiberg, executive vice president of government relations for NMPF, said the bill is greatly needed.

“The FDA previously regulated feed additives of this nature as drugs, even though they are not medical and move solely through the animal’s digestive tract,” Bleiberg said. “This had the effect of slowing down product reviews because the agency’s New Animal Drug Application process is both costly and cumbersome.”

The FDA posted a letter Feb. 2, signifying it recognized the need for change. It announced it will withdraw its policy regarding when animal feed ingredients can be classied as animal drugs. Currently, this is determined in part by claims made about the health and environmental benets the additives can bring.

“Additionally, FDA is working with Congress in seeking new legislative authority for a clear regulatory

pathway for substances added to animal food or drinking water that function in the gut of an animal in one of three ways,” the FDA’s letter said. “These substances may affect the microbiome of the animal, affect the byproducts of the digestive process or reduce pathogens in food products made from the animal.”

Bleiberg said NMPF commends the FDA for withdrawing the policy but wants to see the bill enacted for clarity in the classication of feed additives and for streamlining the approval process.

ent review of these products, enabling U.S. dairy farmers to act quickly and proactively on enteric methane reductions while maintaining global competitiveness.”

“To nish the job, we are working closely with Congress to enact (the bill) to provide FDA the clear authority to review and approve enteric methane-reducing animal feed ingredients using the agency’s Food Additive Petition,” Bleiberg said. “Enactment of the bill would allow for the safe but expedi-

The bill has wide bipartisan support and was rst introduced in the U.S. Senate June 8, 2023, by Roger Marshall, R-Kan., Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Jerry Moran, RKan., and Michael Bennet, D-Colo. It was introduced in the U.S. House Dec. 7, 2023, by Greg Pence, R-Ind., Angie Craig, D-Minn., Jim Baird, R-Ind., and Kim Schrier, DWash.

Bleiberg said he hopes the bill will be enacted quickly.

“We are working to enact the bill within the next couple of months, ideally as part of a larger legislative package,” Bleiberg said. “To get that done, we continue to build support and cosponsors for the measure in both the

House and Senate. We recently launched an advocacy alert to give farmers the ability to reach out directly to their members of Congress.”

On her website, Baldwin addressed the issue current regulations create on a global level.

“Currently, global competitors in Europe, Asia and South America have updated their policies to have feed products on the market that demonstrate increased efciency in meat production and byproduct and waste reduction, creating an unlevel playing eld for American producers,” Baldwin said. “The FDA does not have a timely and appropriate pathway for these innovative feed products to be approved for market. … These products use the FDA’s process for animal drugs, an eight- to 10year approval process, or feed ingredients, approximately a two-year process.”

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Marshall issued a similar statement and highlighted the innovations being created with livestock feed additives.

“There are products that could address heat stress in livestock, products that would reduce nitrogen and phosphorus in manure to help feedlot operators comply with federal and state regulations, products to reduce the presence of food-borne pathogens in animal feed, or even to reduce the amount of ammonia in swine manure reducing its smell,” Marshall said. … “As the original conservationists, farmers and ranchers steward the land and rely on feed additives to improve the quality and efciency of meat and dairy. However, innovation to meet these growing demands has stalled due to outdated, one-size-ts-all federal policies.”

U.S. by Elanco Animal Health, have a proven track record of being able to reduce enteric methane emissions by as much as 30%,” Bleiberg said. “The product is already approved in EU countries, Australia, Brazil, Chile, and most recently in the U.K. and Canada. We have worked with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to

“As the original conservationists, farmers and ranchers steward the land and rely on feed additives to improve the quality and efficiency of meat and dairy. However, innovation to meet these growing demands has stalled due to outdated, one-size-ts-all federal policies.”

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position voluntary conservation programs to support producers as they begin uptake of feed additives once approved.”

For instance, through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program, the USDA awarded funds to numerous NMPF members and partners last fall to support the adoption of innovative feed ingredients, Bleiberg said.

Bleiberg said a number of innovative products already have well-established results.

“Feed ingredients like Bovaer, or 3-NOP, which is sponsored in the

“Producers are eager to expand on their ongoing environmental stewardship work,” Bleiberg said. “This bill will help them do that.”

To read the entire bill, visit Congress.gov and enter Innovative FEED Act in the search bar.

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Boots in the Barn, a program for women dairy and beef producers, will be offered in February and March. Boots in the Barn is a four-part series for women involved in the dairy and beef industry, offered by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.

At each location, the dairy session will run from 1-3 p.m.

March 12: Woods Edge Golf Course in Edgewood, Iowa

March 14: ISU Extension and Outreach Winneshiek County ofce in Decorah, Iowa

— The topic will be transitioning the farm and networking with charcuterie. At the Edgewood location, Kitt Tovar Jensen, attorney at the Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation, will help build condence and leadership around family transition.

At the Decorah location, Jeannette Mukayisire, extension human sciences and family wellbeing specialist, will provide resources and ways to initiate dairy and beef farm family discussions. Those interested in the program can register at https://iastate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_004GlknLkWjRgOO or by calling the ISU Extension and Outreach Delaware County ofce at 563-927-4201 or Winneshiek County ofce at 563-382-2949. The fee for this program is $30 per person.

South Dakota State University Extension will host an estate planning and farm succession conference March 12 and March 19 at the SDSU Extension Watertown Regional Center in Watertown, South Dakota. Each day begins at 10 a.m. and concludes at 4 p.m.

For more information, contact Heather Gessner, SDSU Extension livestock business management eld specialist, at 605782-3290.

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day of each month from 11 a.m. to noon for the Badger Dairy Insight webinar series. To learn more about Badger Dairy Insight and the Extension Dairy program, visit https:// dairy.extension.wisc.edu.

— March 19: Strategies for improving reproduction in dairy herds.

Drs. Fricke and Martins will discuss their new research on optimizing the use of sexed semen in dairy herds, managing heifer growth and reproduction, and optimizing resynchronization programs in lactating dairy cows.

Focus on Forage is a free webinar highlighting research-based information and farmer strategies to optimize forage yield, quality and protability in Wisconsin. Join forage industry experts, UW-Madison specialists and Extension educators from 12:301:30 p.m.

— March 20: Focus on Pastures: Jason Cavadini, Steve Okonek, Dr. Marta Kohmann and Stefania Cartoni-Casamitjana, of UW-Madison, will discuss strategies for improving the production potential of pastures, managing the “summer slump” of hot and dry weather typical for July and August, pasture species mixtures for climate resilience and renovating forests for silvopasture. (1.0 Crop Management CEUs; 1.0 ARPAS credit)

To read more about the webinar and register, visit go.wisc.edu/FoF2024. If you have questions or need accommodations, contact Scott Newell at scott.newell@wisc. edu.

Relevant parties of family farms are encouraged to attend the farm transition retreats for a dive into conversations about family and business goals. These free hands-on retreats include facilitated planning and time for discussion, along with educational instruction.

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5-8:30 p.m. March 22 and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 23. Crookston, Minnesota.

The Professional Dairy Producers Business Conference offers best-in-class education and networking that strives to provide education and inspiration for a vibrant and thriving dairy infrastructure, leaving a positive legacy for generations to come. Join us March 13-14 at Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

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The I-29 Moo University Dairy Beef Short Course is scheduled for March 21 as part of the nale for the Central Plains Dairy Expo. The focus of this years’ program is economics, marketing opportunities and genetics. It will be held in the auditorium of the Denny Sanford Premier Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

UW-Madison Division of Extension has a three-hour farm succession planning program. Joy Kirkpatrick and Kelly Wilfert, both Extension farm management outreach specialists, will provide a framework to help farms identify risk and begin those rst conversations around succession planning.

— March 21, 9 a.m. to noon at the Iowa County Law Enforcement Center, 109 E. Lefer St., Dodgeville, Wisconsin.

— March 27, 6-9 p.m. at the Marquette County Services

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— March 28, 9 a.m. to noon at the Public Learning Center, Abbotsford City Hall, 203 N 1st St., Abbotsford, Wisconsin.

— April 2, 1-4 p.m. at the Weyers-Hilliard Branch of the Brown County Library, 2680 Riverview Dr., Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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The 62nd WPS Farm Show is March 26-28 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The show is an opportunity for agricultural businesses and the community to check out the latest in farm equipment, services and technology from around 400 exhibitors throughout the U.S. and Canada.

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148 members Dyersville, Iowa Dubuque County

Tell us about your chapter. Our chapter is all student-run; we have 65% females and 35% males. We are a chapter that offers membership for students in grades 7-12. We participate in Leadership Development Events, Career Development Events and agriscience and have an extremely strong Supervised Agricultural Experience program with multiple students being recognized at the state and national level annually.

How does your chapter volunteer in the community throughout the year? Our chapter volunteers in the community by feeding the farmers every spring and fall, and we have also helped serve food at steak dinners. We also grow owers in our greenhouse and donate them to the nursing home for Valentine’s Day.

We also work at the annual trunk-or-treat event as well as donate to the Rural Community Food Pantry multiple times throughout the year. Every fall, we help sell collectible toy tractors at the Summer Farm Toy Show hosted in our school. Recently, we attended the Pioneer meeting where we listened to speakers and served them dinner afterward.

What fundraisers does your chapter do throughout the year? Throughout the year, our chapter does a fruit, Edgewood Locker meat and WW Homestead Dairy cheese curd sale. New this spring, with the addition of the greenhouse,

we will be having a Mother’s Day plant sale featuring hanging baskets, owers and vegetables. These fundraisers help us cover the cost of trips for members. The most successful fundraiser is our annual fruit, meat and cheese fundraiser held annually in October.

What are the biggest events of the year? Our chapter’s big events include our annual degree night and annual chapter banquet, as well as trips to district, state and national events. As we have

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A por on of the Beckman Catholic FFA Chapter, of Dyersville, Iowa, gather for recogni on as a two-star Na onal Chapter Award winner during the 2023 Na onal FFA Conven on in Indianapolis, Indiana. The chapter includes 148 members a er chartering as a chapter in 2018.

Con nued from FFA | Page 10 entered our sixth year, we continue to expand and grow our events and chapters. We just added a greenhouse in the past year and are excited to host community events and workshops using that in the near future as well.

What is unique about your chapter? We have too many things that make our chapter unique. We are a grade 7-12, so we have junior high membership as well. We are a unique chapter in which, annually, over 40 members in grades 7-12 compete in agriscience research in the six different pathways: animal systems, environmental and natural resource systems, food products and processing systems, plant systems, power structural and technical systems, and social systems. Students’ projects are self-developed and implemented.

Tell us about your farm and family. I grew up on our family farm, E&A Dairy, near Bankston, Iowa. Our family farm was started ve generations ago, and I am the sixth generation. We milk 120 Holstein, Jersey and Holstein-Jersey crosses. In addition, we have 160 acres of corn and alfalfa as well as pasture. I work daily alongside my parents, Eric and Amanda Gaul, along with my younger brother, Adam, who is a sophomore, and my sister, Claire, who is a freshman.

Why did you join FFA? When I walked into the halls of Beckman Catholic High School as a seventh grader in the fall of 2018, it was the rst year that FFA was ofcially chartered as our own chapter. I believed this would be a

When was your chapter founded and how has it evolved? In 2014, a sharing arrangement was created that allowed Beckman Catholic High School juniors and seniors to take animal science and crop science courses with Maquoketa Valley Community School District in Delhi, Iowa, which opened them to FFA membership. After two years, the opportunities expanded with the sharing arrangement to include grades 9-12. In 2014, 18 students took advantage of the sharing arrangement, and it continued to grow. In the spring of 2018, the program grew so much that Beckman Catholic chartered its own chapter with 51 members May 1, 2018. Our chapter grew from the original 51 to 148 members in grades 7-12 today. The journey has been one that has had Mrs. Mausser as the adviser every step of the way.

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great opportunity to do things I enjoyed in agriculture and learn along with others. I had the opportunity to have six positive years of FFA experience.

What is your role in the chapter? As a senior, I am currently the president of my chapter.

What FFA contests do you compete in? Dairy cattle evaluation, ag mechanics, ag impact, ag CSI and agricscience research.

What do you look forward to most in the upcoming FFA year? As my senior year and FFA membership winds down, the things that I’m most looking forward to are my upcoming state convention trip in April where I will get to represent our chapter as we receive our National Chapter Award. This was something that our ofcer team worked very hard on this last year. In addition, I’m looking forward to the ag mechanics contest this spring. We had a very successful showing last year at state, and I hope to be able to improve upon that third-place nish last year. I also will be showing dairy cattle at the county fair, and I’m looking forward to spending time in the barns with friends.

How has FFA shaped you as a person? I will admit that as a seventh grader, if you had told

me that I would be FFA president someday, I would have said you were crazy. However, over time, I have increased my public speaking skills and leadership skills, and it has developed me into the person that I am today. I’m willing to stand up for what I believe in as well as advocate for our industry thanks in part to FFA and my agriscience experiences. In agriscience, I have solved real-world problems, including building my own hydroponic system in my basement during the pandemic as well as developing paper gaskets that are 3D printed to assist in downtime on farms. They have made me think about the amount of money that is spent on some of those things as well as how simple solutions can get the job done. I enjoy getting to meet people from all over the world, and FFA has truly helped me to do that. This last year, I was the rst male president in Beckman Catholic FFA history. It has been an adventure. Every style of leader is completely different, and I learned that it is OK to delegate and ask for help. It was my rst year as an ofcer, and I worked alongside six female ofcers on my team. It was a wonderful experience. I look forward to the new ofcer team being elected and sworn in at our banquet April 1.

What are your duties on the farm? My duties on the farm include milking cows, feeding heifers and doing eldwork as well as doing maintenance on equipment around the farm.

What are your future plans? My future plans are to continue to be a diesel mechanic at Simon’s Trucking, where I started through our school’s mentoring program and used as part of my SAE project, and I will continue on the family dairy farm. A lifelong goal would be to own the farm in the future.

When do you do chores? I help with chores at night after school, on the weekends and days we don’t have school.

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What is your favorite and least favorite chore? I like milking cows because I just enjoy spending time with the cows. There isn’t really a chore that I don’t like doing.

What project do you enjoy helping your parents with on the farm? I like helping Dad mix feed.

Tell us a fun memory you have of living on the farm. I remember when our cow, Pixie, was born. She was a twin and was very tiny.

What is your favorite animal on your farm? My favorite cow is named Eggs. She was born at Easter. No one else likes her, so she got to be mine. I have a heifer named Honey that I got to buy at

an auction this summer. She is extremely spoiled.

What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be a farmer because I like animals and think it would be fun.

If you had a farm, describe what it would look like. It would be the same as our farm now. I would have mostly cows, and some cats, dogs and pigs.

What is your favorite game to play on the farm? I like

playing with my siblings.

What is your favorite meal that your mom or dad makes? I like steak and parsley potatoes and hamburgers.

What is your favorite thing to do off the farm with your family? I like going shing.

Are you involved in activities? I am in FFA and choir, and I play ute in the band.

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When do you do chores? I help with chores when I’m not at school.

What is your favorite and least favorite chore? I like taking care of my chickens. I don’t like milking cows.

What project do you enjoy helping your parents with on the farm? I like helping to cut wood. Sometimes, Dad lets me drive the little MF-50 tractor.

Tell us a fun memory you have of living on the farm. Getting my chickens is my favorite memory. I begged for chickens for three years, and nally, when I was 8 I got 10 chicks for Easter. I still have some of the rst chicks I got. I get a few more each year.

What is your favorite animal on your farm? My chickens are my favorite. I have over 30 of them. I couldn’t pick just one to be my favorite. I also have three ducks I got last year: Timmy, Tommy and Tammy. I have a rabbit named Harley.

What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be an auctioneer because I think it would be cool. I like going to auctions, and I go with my mom sometimes when she works at Oberholtzer Dairy Cattle & Auction. If you had a farm, describe what it would look like. I would have an auction barn. I will need one if I’m going to be an auctioneer. I would have about 150 chickens, too, and some guineas and peacocks.

What is your favorite game to play on the farm? I like exploring around the farm.

What is your favorite meal that your mom or dad makes? I like the soup my dad makes. It has beef, barley, carrots, potatoes, rutabagas and all kinds of stuff in it.

What is your favorite thing to do off the farm with your family? I like going shing. I wish we could do it more often.

Are you involved in activities? I play the trumpet in the band.

When do you do chores? I help with chores at night after school and on the weekends.

What is your favorite and least favorite chore? I like to feed calves because I think it’s fun. I don’t like milking cows because it is boring.

What project do you enjoy helping your parents with on the farm? I like helping vaccinate calves. Sometimes I get to give vaccines by myself. I squirt it right up their nose. It’s called Inforce 3.

Tell us a fun memory you have of living on the farm. I had a cow named Sonja. She was named after me. She was born when I was maybe 2 years old. She was my favorite.

What is your favorite animal on your farm? Sonja’s daughter, Clare, is my favorite cow now. I like her because she is Sonja’s daughter. She’s not as nice as Sonja was, but I still like her.

What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be a turtle doctor. I have loved turtles my whole life. I am going to go to school to be a turtle doctor. I have had two turtles. I learned that box turtles eat worms.

If you had a farm, describe what it would look like. I would have a little farm, and it would be really neat. The barn would be red and green. I would have pigs and dwarf cows. They could be any color. I would also have turtles crawling all over the place. I would maybe have some sheep too.

What is your favorite game to play on the farm? I like to play tag with my little brothers. I also like to do ips and things like that. I am really good at gymnastics. I was born to be exible.

What is your favorite meal that your mom or dad makes? I love to eat corn on the cob with lots of butter.

What is your favorite thing to do off the farm with your family? I like to go swimming with my family. I have never gone ice shing, but I would really like to. We have ice shing poles.

When do you do chores? I help with chores when I’m not going to school.

What is your favorite and least favorite chore? I like feeding calves because they are cute. I don’t like washing cows because they sometimes kick.

What project do you enjoy helping your parents with on the farm? I like helping Dad with building the new barn.

Tell us a fun memory you have of living on the farm. I like having fun with the cows.

What is your favorite animal on your farm? I have lots of favorites: Magic the cat, Gopher the dog, and my favorite cows are Pumpkin, Dells, Cherry, Fruity and Acorn, who is Pumpkin’s daughter. Pumpkin is going to have another calf soon.

What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be a hoof trimmer. I like when the hoof trimmer comes. His name is Dave.

If you had a farm, describe what it would look like. I would have horses, pigs, cows, dogs, cats and chickens. It would be a big farm, and I would have red tractors.

What is your favorite game to play on the farm? I like to play hide-and-go-seek and tag.

What is your favorite meal that your mom or dad makes? My favorite is the ham, parmesan and spinach hot dish my mom makes. I like hamburgers too.

What is your favorite thing to do off the farm with your family? I like to go swimming with my family.

March23rd 10:30 AM Live

PREVIEW:

Crop Sprayer, 80’/90’ Boom *IH 700 7-18 Spring Reset Plow

*Degelman 7645 45’ Land Roller *Brent 644 Gravity Box & Brent Gear *(2) Unverferth 630

Gravity Boxes & Unverferth Gears *(2) J&M 385 Gravity Boxes & J&M Gears *J&M 250-7

Gravity Box & J&M Gear *Westfield MK 100-61 Pto Grain Auger with Swing Hopper

*Westfield TF80-36 Grain Auger with 7.5 H.P.

Jack Williams

11 years old Sixth grade

Sonja Williams

9 years old Third grade

Gus Williams

7 years old Second grade

ATV/SNOWMOBILE MOTORCYCLE

STERED

• 2006 ARCTIC CAT F120 120CC SNOWMOBILE RUNS AND DRIVE

o 2005 YAMAHA TTR50E DIRT BIKE ELECTRIC START RUNS AND

• 2004 CAN AM OUTLANDER MAX 400 HIGH OUTPUT ATV TWO UP 1,596 MILES, 4X

• 2002 HONDA VTX1800 MOTORCYCLE 15,249 MILES, GOOD TIRES FUEL

• 2002 YAMAHA V STAR 650 V TWINM 30,939 MILES, FRESH TUNE UP R

•1981 YAMAHA ENDURO 175 RUNS AND DRIVES NEEDS TUNE UP 1987 HONDA GL1200 ASPENCADE MOTORCYCLE 71,412 MILES, JUST C BOATS/PWCS/DOCKS/LIFTS

• 2013 MERCURY OPTIMAX 225- MECHANIC

SPECIAL OR PARTS MOTOR. LOW COMPRESSION ON 1 CYLINDER. LO

• 2007 MERCURY OPTIMAX 250- MECHANIC SPECIAL OR PARTS MOTOR - MOTOR WAS REBUILT IN 2018 RAN WH

• 1977 STARCRAFT BOAT, SHORELAND TRAILER, 25 HP YAMAHA MOTOR, NEEDS BATTERY

• 32’ OF DOCK FRAME WITH DECKING

• PORTA DOCK ALUMINUM ROLL IN DOCK SYSTEM – SYSTEM INCLUDES 48’ MAIN DOCK WITH LEFT PATIO . AD

• 5’ WIDE VOYAGER ROLL IN DOCK 32’ – 5’ WIDE X 32’ VOYAGER DOCK INCLUDES 1 STRAIGHT 16’ SECTIO

• HEWITT PWC LIFT - IN FAIR CONDITION, GOOD FOR SHALLOW WATER AND SMALLER PWC. CARPETED BUNKS

• NEWMAN’S PWC LIFT- ALL ALUMINUM, LIFTING MECHANISM WORKS, BUT NEEDS BUNKS OR PADS.

• LSP ALUMINUM PWC LIFT- 1000LB CAPACITY WITH CARPETED BUNKS. IN GOOD WORKING ORDER.

• HEWITT PWC LIFT – FAIR CONDITION, RAISES AND LOWERS, BARE WOOD BUNKS. GOOD FOR SMALLER PWC A

• 4’ X 8’ FLOE DOCK SECTION- USED FLOE SECTION WITH ATTACHED ALUMINUM DECK, 2 WHEELS, WITH SCR

• NORTHERN LIGHTS DOCK SYSTEM- ALUMINUM ROLL IN DOCK SYSTEM INCLUDES 2 STRAIGHT 4 X 16’ SECTIO

• STRONG ARM 110V BOAT LIFT MOTORWORKS AS IT SHOULD, LIKE NEW CONDITIONWAS COVERED BY PREV

TRACTORS

• 2018 JOHN DEERE 8245R MFWD TRACTOR. VERY SHARP, VERY CLEAN LOW HO

• 2017 JOHN DEERE 8245R MFWD, ILS - IVT,

5 SCV’S, WIDE TRACT 120” UNIT, 300 GAL INBOARD TANKS,

• JOHN DEERE 4640, 2 WD, 8 SPEED POWER SHIFT, 3 PT, W/QUICK HITCH, 2 HYDRAULIC, 1554.7 HOURS

• 2022 MASSEY FERGUSON 1725M TRACTOR WITH LOADER AND 3 POINT MOUNTED BALLAST BOX. 112 HOURS ON

• 1977 WHITE 2-105 FIELD BOSS, STD TRANSMISSION,2HYD,PTO 540/1000, 18.4X38 WITH HUB DUALS, 48

•1970 JOHN DEERE 4020, DIESEL, SYNCHRO SHIFT, SIDE COUN

• A-C 7000 ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR. LAST RAN 10 YEARS AGO. TIRES LOSE AIR. FLAT ONE SEEMS TO BE

• JOHN DEERE A, RUNS AND OPERATES AS SHOULD, NEW CLUTCH, TIRES AT 70%

• CASE 580B LOADER TRACTOR PTO, HAS DOORS AND LOADER THAT WAS REMOVED PIN WAS CUT, SN: 534173

GLOBES/MONITORS

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• JOHN DEERE STARFIRE 6000 RTK GLOBE

• JOHN DEERE STARFIRE 3000 GLOBE

• OUTBACK S-LITE LIGHT BAR

• CLIMATE FIELDVIEW DRIVE SN:TF602146

• CLIMATE FIELDVIEW DRIVE SN:TF130920,

ER HARNESS FOR RAVEN VIPER 4 PN:CC1025

• STEINBAUER POWER MODULE, 220414, 13.5L, LAST ON JD 9530

PLANTERS/DRILLS/ROLLERS MOWERS

• 2015 WHITE 9936 SERIES 36 ROW 22 INCH HIGH SPEED PLANTER

• JOHN DEERE 1770 FRONT FOLD MAX EMERGE PLUS DRAWN CONVERSION PLANTER, 12 RN RIGID AND FLEX FO

• JOHN DEERE 7300 MAX EMERGE 2 VACUUM PLANTER, 200 MONITOR, SMALL/ LARGE CORN & BEAN PLATES, 8

• JOHN DEERE 1770 NT PLANTER, 24 ROW 30”, CCS PNEUMATIC, DOWN PRESSURE, ROW SHUT OFF’S, PIN AD

• JOHN DEERE 1770 STACKFOLD 16 ROW 30” PLANTER, MARKERS, MAX EMERGE

• JOHN DEERE 455 DRILL 10” SPACING 30’, ALWAYS SHEDDED

• 8000 WHITE PLANTER CLOSING WHEELS

• JOHN DEERE VAN BRUNT GRAIN DRILL, 12’ - 7” SPACING LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLANTING EQUIPMENT

COMBINES & HARVESTING EQUIPMENT

• 2021 HUSTLER RAPTOR X 42” DECK, ONLY 29 HOURS, BAGGER & STRIP KIT, WORKS AS SHOULD

• 2019 JOHN DEERE X738 LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR, SN:ATHM050649, 299 HRS, JD60HC MOWER DECK, SN

• 2017 HUSTLER SUPER Z 72” DECK 35 HP KAWASAKI, SN:17017976, 478 HOURS

• 2005 HUSTLER SUPER Z 60” 25 HP KAWASAKI, SN:05102516, HOURS - NA METER NOT WORKING

• HUSTLER RAPTOR SD 54” ZERO TURN LAWN MOWER, RUNS AS SHOULD, COMES WITH BAGGER, BAGGER BROKE

• SKAG CHEETAH 2 60” DECK, 37 HP EFI, SN:P9500093, 211.6 HRS

• JOHN DEERE LX277, AWS, KAWASAKI ENGINE, 48” DECK, STARTS, RUNS, DRIVES, CUTS

• JOHN DEERE MODEL 112 ‘PATIO SERIES’ MOWER, RUNS, NEW FUEL PUMP - IGNITION SWITCH - BATTERY I

• [2] PUSH REEL TYPE LAWN MOWERS

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• 2014 CASE MODEL 2608 IH 8 ROW - 30” SPACING CHOPPING CORN HEAD, INSPECTED & FIELD READY, DOW

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• 2012 CASE IH 2612 12 ROW 30” CHOPPING CORN HEAD, HYD SIDEROLLERS,

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• JOHN DEERE 635F HEAD, SMALL GRAIN BOLT UP KIT & MISC PARTS

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• KELDERMAN CORN REEL, 8 ROW 30”, USED ONE SEASON, BOX WITH MANUAL, CHAIN AND BOLTS IN BACKRO

• [12] STALK STOMPERS, CAME OFF CASE 4412 HEAD

• LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SKID LOADER ATTACHMENTS

• 2019 KUBOTA B26 BACKHOE FITTED WITH TL500 LOADER AND BT820 BACKHOE, 26 HP DIESEL ENGINE, 492

• 2018 BOBCAT T595 COMPACT SKID LOADER, 3659 HRS, DIESEL ENGINE, POW

• 2016 SKYJACK 3219 SCISSOR LIFT, 173 HRS, WORKS

AS SHOULD

• 2015 BOBCAT MINI EXCAVATOR MODEL E321, 1123 HOURS, KUBOTA DIESEL E

• 2014 GENIE 5519 DIESEL 5500 LB CAPACITY, 19’ LIFT HEIGHT, AUX HYDRAULICS

• 2014 JLG 660SJ DIESEL SKYPOWER GENERATOR, SIN-

GLE PHASE & 3 PHASE, 72’ WORKING HEIGHT, OUT OF FLEET RENTAL

• 2013 JOHN DEERE 326D SKID STEER, CAB, HEAT & AC,

2 SPEED, HIGH FLOW AUX, FOOT CONTROLS, 2333

• 2013 BOBCAT T 590 COMPACT SKID LOADER, 2247 HRS, KUBOTA DIESEL ENG

ª• 2013 CAT 277D SKID LOADER, 2817 HRS, NEW DRIVE MOTORS IN LAST 100 HRS, NEW AC, OILS CHANGED

• 2012 BOBCAT S560, KUBOTA DIESEL ENGINE, 6268 HRS, NEW ENGINE WITH

• 2007 SKYJACK 3219 ELECTRIC SCISSOR LIFT, 317 HRS, WORKS AS SHOULD

• 2007 SKY JACK 7135 WITH OUT RIGGERS, 4881 HRS

• LAWN BOY PUSH MOWER 20” CUT, 3.5 HP ENGINE

• KODIAK 6’ 3PT BRUSH MOWER, 540 PTO

• CUB CADET LAWN TRACTOR, 42” DECK, 216.8 HRS, BAGGER, DECK LIFT IS BROKE ON ONE SIDE, NEW BAT

• NEW IDEA 5408 DISC MOWER, 3 PT - 540 PTO WITH 6 SHAFT DRIVEN PODS

• JOHN DEERE MOUNTED SICKLE MOWER OFF JOHN DEERE M, 7’ BAR, USED IN 2022, MANY NEW SECTIONS

• JOHN DEERE PUSH MOWER, RUNS AS SHOULD BUT SMOKES

• LAND HONOR ARTICULATING BRUSH MOWER, BRAND NEW NEVER USED, 9’ SWING

CONSTRUCTION & ATTACHMENTS GRAIN HANDLING

• FARM FANS AB-250 BATCH DRYER, LP, SINGLE PHASE, 2,613.7 HRS, NEW T

• NECO U-TROUGH AUGER, 26’ X 10”

• FETERL 95011 SWING AUGER 86’X 12” HYD LIFT

• DEMCO 365 GRAVITY BOX

• DEMCO 365 GRAVITY BOX

• J & M 525-14 GRAIN CART WITH SCALE, LARGE 1000 PTO,

• HUTCHINSON GRAIN SCREENER

• 3,000 BUSHEL BIN, OVERHEAD WITH STRUCTURE

• 3,000 BUSHEL BIN, OVERHEAD WITH STRUCTURE

• WESTFIELD END GATE DRILL FILL, STEEL AND BRUSH FLIGHTING

• 2006 CHRISTENSON SEED VAC MODEL 20 WITH 4 TOTE STANDS.

• NEW HOLLAND 100 BUSHEL 354 FEED GRINDER, 540 PTO

• BIN SWEEP FOR FOR 18’ BIN, 110V

• MISC BIN FLOOR & AIR TUBES

• PALLET OF AERATION STANDS FOR A BIN

ª STEINBAUER POWER MODULE, 230121, 9.0L, LAST ON JD S670

LA ª O

• 2005 2668 RT GENIE DUAL FUEL SCISSOR LIFT, 6465 HRS

• 30’ TOP AIR SEED CONVEYOR, ELECTRIC DRIVE

• AUGER HOPPER

C JO

• REICHHARDT GREEN FIT ADAPTER 670526 FOR CNH AFS CONNECT TRACTORS ALLOWS TO USE OF JOHN DEER

FISH HOUSE/CAMPER/RV

•2024 GOFASTERS 6’X8’ SKID FISH HOUSE W/ HITCH BUILT FROM FOAM CORE

•NEW 2024 GOFASTERS SKID HOUSE 6’X8’ 5 HOLE, HITCH CAN GO ON BOTH SIDES

• 2004 BOBCAT S150 SKIDLOADER 444.6 HRS, FOOT CONTROL. AUX HYD, KUBOTA DIESEL, 68” BOBCAT COM

• 1989 HARNISCHFEGER HSHMC-25P BOOM CRANE, 748 HOURS SHOWING & 2

• 1986 4 X 4 BLUE LIFT WITH OUT RIGGERS, 2345 HRS

• 3 POINT 8’ HI-CO GRADER BLADE, PLATE ROTATOR IS BENT. 8’ GRAPPLE FORK AND MOUNTING HARDWARE WITH CYLINDER

• HYSTER FORKLIFT, RUNS WELL, NO PARKING BRAKE,

3 STAGE LIFT

• CLARK TAG 1127 FORKLIFT, PROPANE, 3 MAST LIFT, SIDE SHIFT, WORKS AS SHO

• TOW MOTOR GAS FORKLIFT, FRONT DUALS, RUNS & DRIVES & LIFTS

• PARKER GRAVITY BOX WITH MINNESOTA RUNNING GEAR

• GRAVITY BOX ON JOHN DEERE RUNNING GEAR

SNOWBLOWERS

• LAND PRIDE SB2584 84” 3 PT SNOWBLOWER, HYD SPOUT, WORKS AS SHOULD

• WARDS GARDEN MARK SNOWBLOWER

• 2018 METEOR PULL TYPE 3 PT 60” SNOWBLOWER WITH ELECTRIC SPOUT, WORKS AS SHOULD

•2014

•2007

427 ACERT ENGINE, “PRE EMISSIONS”, 10 SPEED EATON AUTOMATIC

•2006 T800 KENWORTH, 485 HP, ISX CUMMINS, 10 SPEED TRANS

•2005 VOLVO VNL64T D12 ENGINE 465 HP, 10 SPEED EATON, 3 PEDAL

•2005 IH 9200I EAGLE, 435 HP ISM CUMMINS ENGINE, 10 SPEED EATON TRANSMISSION, 211”

•2004 INTERNATIONAL 9900 CUMMINS ISX, 475 HP ENGINE, 13 SPEED TRANSMISSION, 370 REAR GEARS

•2001 INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK, DT466 DIESEL ENGINE, SIX SPEED TRANS, SINGLE AXEL 86

•2001 INTERNATIONAL 9200 I, SLEEPER CAB, 10 SPEED FULLER TRANS, 904,700 MILES, CAT C1

•1995 INTERNATIONAL 4700, 4 X 2, 33,000 GVW, 6 SPEED MANUAL TRANS, 446,000 MILES, 12’

•1994 KENWORTH, 10 SPEED EATON TRANS, 357,472 MILES, TANDEM AXLE, STAINLESS STEEL TA

•1994 FORD 19000 TRI AXEL DUMP TRUCK, CAT 3406 350 MOTOR, 8LL FU

•INTERNATIONAL 2300 WILLMAR 16 TON TENDER UNIT, L10 CUMMINS, 9 SPEED, RUNS & DRIVES,

•1949 CHEVROLET 6400, BRAKE LINE NEEDS WORK, NEEDS CARB WORK, 5 WINDOW, SINGLE AXLE

•1980 FORD F700 2 WD, 15,231 MILES, MONROW SALT/SAND SPREADER, 429 MOTOR, RUNS

X 9/16”

• OLIVER 5 BOTTOM PLOW

• OLIVER 5 BOTTOM PLOW

OLIVER 448 PLOW

• 24’ WILRICH FIELD CULTIVATOR WITH 3 BAR MULCHER AND REAR HIT

• ALLOWAY 3030 ROW CROP CULTIVATOR, 18

TRAILERS

• 2021 ABU GREY 20’ 14,000 LB SKID STEER TANDEM TRAILER, STAND UP RAMPS, WOOD DECK

• 2018 FELLING TWIN 15K AXLES, 34’ MAIN DECK, 6’ X 8’ UPPER DECK, 5’ BEAVER TAIL

• 2016 ABU 20’ BLACK 14,000 LB TANDEM SKID STEER TRAILER, STAND UP RAMPS, WOOD DECK

• 2016 ABU 20’ BLACK 10,000 LB TANDEM CAR TRAILER, SLIDE IN RAMPS, WOOD DECK

• 2015 PJ TANDEM AXLE TRAILER, 3500 LB AXLES, 14’, FLIP UP RAMPS, WITH GORILLA ASSIST,

• 2011 THUNDER CREEK 750 GAL FUEL TRAILER WITH REAR TOOLBOX, STORAGE

• 2011 DAKOTA 40’ SPRING RIDE AG HOPPER, LOW PRO 24.5 ALUMINUM, SURCO 4500 SERIES ELE

• 2008 24’ X 8’ WIDE X 7’ TALL DELTA GOOSENECK STOCK TRAILER, TANDEM AXLE 7,000 LB A

• 2008 HOMEMADE TILT TRAILER 77”X16’

• 2007 53’ UTL REEFER WITH CARRIER UNIT, SWITHC HOURS 46,133 RUNNING HOURS 24,132 AUTO

• 2006 S+S DURA-LINE 6’ X 16’ LIVESTOCK TRAILER, EXCELLENT CONDITION, ALWAYS STORED IN

• 2004 DUMP-A-ROO SELF CONTAINED BALTER PUMP DUMP TRAI

• 2003 TOWMASTER TRAILER, 20 TON, 26’ TILT BED, BRAKES NEED WORK

• 2002 WILKENS 53’ LIVE FLOOR TRAILER, TANDEM AXLE, ROLL

• 1998 WILSON COMMANDER, 40’, ELECTRIC ROLL TARP, 275/80 R22.5 ON ALUMINUM RIMS, AIR R

• 1996 LOAD KING BELLY DUMP TRIPPLE AXEL TRAILER NEWER SHUR

• 1995 LOAD KING BELLY DUMP TRIPPLE AXEL TRAILER NEWER SHUR

• 1989 DCT TRAILER, 2 HORSE INCLINE TRAILER

• 1984 COACHMAN TRAVEL TRAILER, APPROX 30’, VIN# 1TC2B5249E1003534

•1981 TRAILMASTER ALUMINUM SEMI WATERTANKER 7,700+/- GAL T

•1978 GOOSENECK LIVESTOCK TRAILER, 6’ WIDE, CENTER GATE, NEW WIRING, NEW TIRES & LEAF

• LANDOLL 53’ HYDRAULIC TILT DECK TRAVELING AXLE TRAILE

• 7’ X 16’ ENCLOSED TRAILER. TANDEM AXLE WITH PULL DOWN RAMPS, SHELVING INSIDE, V-FRON

• 7’ X 12’ LIVESTOCK TRAILER, SIDE DOOR, WINDOWS, SEPARATION GATE. RUNNING GEAR

• BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE 9-PASSENGER PLUS DRIVER WAGONETTE IN GREAT CONDITI

• HOMEMADE) 10 TON TRAILER WITH 10’ X 7’ DECK

• STORAGE TRAILER, 32’ LONG, DOUBLE SWINGING REAR DOORS, 1 SWINGING SIDE DOOR. WOOD FLOORS, TI

• MOVING VAN TURNED INTO JOB TRAILER. THIS HAS TWO DOUBLE DOOR

• JOHN DEERE MODEL 50 YARD TRAILER

• 4’X6’ HOMEMADE TRAILER WITH EXPANDED STAINLESS ST

• YACHT CLUB TWO PLACE SNOWMOBILE TRAILER, TILT BE

ROW 22”, SINGLE TIME WITH ROLLING SHIELDS, HYD FOLD, 3

• 36’ FLEX COIL PACKER

• MELROE M403 HARROW DRAG, 43’ - 45’, 9 SECTIONS

• MELROE 452 30’ MULTIWEEDER

• JOHN DEERE 1010 FIELD CULTIVATOR, 3 PT, 24 1/2’, TIGHT SHANKS, 3 BAR HARROW

• KING CUTTER ATV COMPACT DISC, 32” WIDE

• 33’ INTERNATIONAL 4500 VIBRA SHANK DIGGER/FIELD CULTIVATOR, 3 BAR DRAG, GOOD HYDRAULICS

• IH 710 5 - 16 PLOW WITH COULTERS

• JOHN DEERE 1630 HEAVY TILLAGE DISC, 16’

• INTERNATIONAL 550 MOLDBOARD PLOW, ON LAND HITCH

• 56’ SUMMERS MULTIWEEDER, NEW 2” SHOVELS, GOOD HOSES, GOOD TIRES, RETRACTABLE SHANKS FOR DRA

• 30’ MELROE MULTIWEEDER, NEW 2” SHOVELS, NEW HOSES, HEAVY SECTIONS, LOW ACRES, GOOD FOR SCRA

• 14’ IH 470 DISC, GOOD BLADES, GREASED, NO CYLINDER, GOOD FOR FOOD PLOT

• 24’ WIL-RICH CULTIVATOR, 1 OWNER, COMES WITH OWNERS MANUAL IN BACK ROOM

• HAYBUSTER 3106 ROCK EZ REEL TYPE, HYDRAULIC DRIVE, VERY NICE CONDITION

VEHICLES

• 2004 NISSAN MAXIMA, 172,000 MILES, EVERYTHING WORKS AS SHOULD

• 2003 PONTIAC MONTANA, 167,747 MILES, 3.7 LITER V6, ABS, TRACTION CONTROL LIGHT IS ON

•2003 CHEVY IMPALA, 236,000 MILES, REMOTE START, REG MAINTENANCE W/MOBIL I SYNTHETIC

•2003 CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 HD, 6.0 VORTEC, AUTO TRANS, 277,950 MILES, REVERSE IS OUT,

•2000 CHEVY SILVERADO, 173,067 MILES, NEW TRANS @ 160,867 MI, NEW TIRES @ 162,867 MI,

•2000 FORD SUPER DUTY F250, 223,000 MILES, RUNS & OPERATES AS SHOULD

• 1999 FORD F150, TRITON V8 ENGINE, ONE OWNER, LEATHER INTERIOR, SELLER STATES ENGINE

BRAKES & WHEEL BEARINGS

•2008 TOYOTA TUNDRA, 181,000 MILES, RUNS & DRIVES, NEEDS REPAIRS

• 2008 FORD F 250 LARIAT SUPER DUTY, DIESEL, 182,957 MILES, 4 X 4, LEATHER, 6 1/2’ BED

• 2008 GMC SIERRA 1500, 190,226 MILES, CLOTH INTERIOR, CREW CAB, AUTO TRANS, 5 1/2’ BE

•2008 LINCOLN MKZ SUV 193,581 MILES, AWD, LEATHER, HEATED AN •2006 CHEVROLET 3500 WORK TRUCK REGULAR CAB, DURAMAX DIESEL, , ALLISON TRANSMISSION, 4X4, 257

• 2005 FORD F250 DIESEL, 231,000 MILES, RUNS & DRIVES AS SHOULD, IN LAST 10,000 MILES

• 2005 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX, 4 DOOR, LEATHER, DOOR LOCK # 50408, APPROX 116,500 MILE

• 2005 TOYTOA COROLLA 226,874 M

• 1996 FORD F-350 XL DUMP TRUCK, 119,739 MILES, 4X4, 7.5L V8 GAS, RUNS AND DRIVES WOR

• 1994 FORD F350 SUPER DUTY, 7.3 IESEL ENGINE, 5 SPEED MANUAL TRANS, 142,733 MILES, N

•1994 TOYOTA PICKUP, V6 ENGINE, MANUAL TRANSMISSION, 185,275 MILES, 4 X 4, EXTENDED C

• •1993 CHEVY 1500, 2 WD, 108,000 MILES, NEW BATTERY, TRANS SLIPS IN REVERSE

• WEST FIELD TRUCK HYD SEED TENDER WITH BRUSH AUGER

•1988 FORD F350 CREW CAB 4X4, 5 SPEED MANUAL, 8’ BOX, RUNS AND DRIVES, 16,480 MILES

•1986 CHEVROLET S-10, ENGINE RUNS WELL, NEEDS CLUTCH WORK

GUNS & LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AMMUNITION

• WINCHESTER SUPER X PUMP BLACK SHADOW 12

GA PUMP 28” BARREL NEVER SHOT WITH BOX SN: TR064857YZ

• SAVAGE MODEL 10 .308 STEALTH BOLT ACTION RIFLE

ADJUSTABLE STOCK SN: K375575

• BENELLI SUPER VINCI SEMI AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN 12

GA 28” BARREL 2 3/4” 3” OR 3” SHELL SYNTHETIC S

• MOSSBERG SHOCKWAVE MODEL 590 12GA 14” BARREL PUMP ACTION SN: V1206977 SHOT LESS THEN

5 ROUND

• TANFOGLIO .22 MAG SEMI AUTO BULL PUP SHOT

VERY LITTLE 10 ROUNDS SN : APL00286

• RUGER PRECISION RIFLE RPR 6.5 CREEDMOOR BOLT ACTION HAS SHOT 50 ROUNDS WITH BOX, SN: 1801146

• SAVAGE AR-15 .224 VALKYRIE SEMI AUTO 25 ROUNDS SHOT THRU IT ADJUSTABLE SHOT UBR GEN 2

MAG P

• RUGER CHARGER 10-22 PISTOL HAS A ADD ON PIC

RAIL, MAG INCLUDED, SN: 492-11396 NEW IN BOX

• NEW GARAYSAR FEAR-104 12 GAUGE, 19.7” BARREL, 2- 5 ROUND MAGS, 3” CHAMBER, SEMI AUTO, GAS

OPE

• NEW RETAY GPS 12 GAUGE PUMP ACTION, 5 ROUNDS + 1, 18.5” BARREL, MATTE BLACK, 3 CHOKES

& KEY

• NEW ASELKON IF1 12 GAUGE SEMI AUTO, 3” 7012 ALUMINUM RECEIVER,

• NEW DIAMOND BLACK DB15 .223/5.56 CAL, 16” BARREL, 15” M LOCK RA

• NEW ARMSCOR ROCK ISLAND 1911 9MM SEMI AUTO, FULL SIZE, 5” BARRE

• NEW ROCK ISLAND ARMORY, AGM5 CARINA, 5 ROUNDS, 18.5 BARREL, 3”

• NEW SCCY CPX-2 9MM SEMI AUTO PISTOL, 2 - 10 ROUND MAGS & LOCK,

• WEATHERBY VANGUARD 300 WIN MAG, APPROX 50 RDS THRU GUN, GOOD CONDITION SN:VS151391

• TIKKA T3X LIGHT .223 BOLT ACTION WITH LEUPOLD SCOPE RAIL, FEW RDS THRU, LIKE NEW, SN:X58202

• BERSA THUNDER .380, BLACK SLIDE, NICKEL FRAME, LIGHT USE, ALWAYS CLEANED, [1] MAGAZINE, ORIGINAL BOX, SN:D79639

• FMK 9C1-G2 9X19MM PISTOL, COMES WITH ONE 14+1 MAGAZINE, RAIL, 804 FAST ACTION TRIGGER, SN:BT

• SMITH & WESSON SD9VE 9MM PISTOL, VERY CLEAN, LOOKS BRAND NEW, [2] 15+1 MAGS, SN:HEU7861

• GLOCK MODEL 23, GEN 4, 40 S&W, UPGRADED APEX TRIGGER, [3] 13 RD MAGAZINES, SN:TDC152

• MAUSER 7MM BOLT ACTION RIFLE, PRE WW1, SN: J1919

• REMINGTON 870 WINGMASTER 12 GA. 2-3/4” CHAM, FULL CHOKE, PUMP ACTION, 30” BARREL, SN:380635V

• CVA DOUBLE BARREL BLACK POWDER 12 GA. SHOTGUN, MADE IN SPAIN, SN:051547

• TRADITIONS BUCK STALKER BLACK POWDER 50 CAL. RIFLE, SYNTHETIC STOCK, 28” BARREL

• FARWELL ARMS SINGLE SHOT 20 GA. SHOTGUN, 2-3/4”, FULL CHOKE, 28” BARREL, SN:A8149

• [2] BOXES OF SMALL OLD REVOLVER PARTS

• WINCHESTER 30-30 CANADIAN CENTENNIAL COMMEMORITIVE RIFLE, NEW NEVER BEEN FIRED, SN# 65246

• AR-15, ANDERSON MANUFACTURING LOWER RECIEVER, 18”, .223 CAL, 1/7 TWIST SS BARREL, 15” LIGHT

• ROCK ISLAND 22 TCM M22 RIFLE WITH NIKON 3-9 X 40 SCOPE, SN# TR004002

• BENELLI 828U OVER/UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN, SN# B501162P16, LIKE NEW

• TRADITIONS BUCK STALKER XT .50 CAL MUZZLE LOADER RIFLE, WITH 3-9 X 40 SCOPE, NEW IN BOX

• CITADEL BOSS 25 12 GAUGE SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN, 2 MAGS, SN# 21CB-86, NEW IN BOX

• WESTERN FIELD M 842 .22 CAL RIFLE, NO SN# FOUND

• SMITH & WESSON M&P 9MM SHIELD, 2 MAGS, 3 1/4” BARREL, SN# JET0142

• PALMETTO STATE MID LENGTH 5.56 NATO 1:7 NITRIDE

• NEW RUGER 57 PISTOL, 5.7X28, [2] 20 RD MAGS, HARD CASE, SN:643-36702

• FAST 7400 1600 GAL PULL TYPE SPRAYER, 90’ HYD FOLD - 3 SECTION BOOM, SELF LEVEL 3-WAY BOOM,

• TEXAS INDUSTRIES SPRAYER, 30’ 3 PT

• HOULE MANURE PUMP, 6” - 9’ LONG, HOSES INCLUDED, 540 PTO DRIVEN, 28”

IMPELLER

• 9420 FAST SPRAYER, 90’ BOOMS, TRIPLE

• COLT KING COBRA 357 REVOLVER, STAINLESS STEEL, WITH BOX, NEVER FIRED, SN:RA261690

• RUGER LC9S 9MM PISTOL, PURPLE, CASE, SN:32899788

• WALTHER PPQ 9MM PISTOL WITH 2-15RD MAG, HARD CASE, SN:FCV0607

• PINK DAISY BB GUN, BRAND NEW IN BOX

13.5” HEX M-LOK UPPER, AMBI CHARGING HANDLE, CLASSIC

• PALMETTO STATE MID LENGTH 5.56 NATO 1:7 NITRIDE

13.5” HEX M-LOK UPPER, AMBI CHARGING HANDLE, CLASSIC

• PALMETTO STATE MID LENGTH 5.56 NATO 1:7 NITRIDE

13.5” HEX M-LOK UPPER, AMBI CHARGING HANDLE, CLASSIC

LIVESTOCK & HAY EQUIPMENT

• JOHN DEERE 568 ROUND BALER, MEGA WIDE PLUS, 12,572 BALE COUNT, COMES WITH MONITOR MOISTURE

• NEW HOLLAND 855 BALER AUTO TIE, 1700 - 1800

TION 530 MANURE SPREADER. LAST USED OVER 10 YEARS AGO AND BEEN PARKED IN BARN EVER SI

LB BALE, NEW TIRES, IN GOOD SHAPE, UPGRADED

BAL

• GEHL 1850 TWINE ROUND BALER, MAKES 5X5 BALE, SMALL 1000 PTO

• NEW MIRACO LIL’ SPRING 3000 LIVESTOCK WATERER HOLDS 5 GAL, 5 YEAR WARRANTY, HEAT KIT

OPTIONAL

• [2] NEW KOMBI COLOR AI GUNS WITH 1 BOX

NEW BREEDING GLOVES

• [2] NEW KOMBI COLOR AI GUNS WITH 1 BOX

NEW BREEDING GLOVES

• [2] NEW KOMBI COLOR AI GUNS WITH 1 BOX

NEW BREEDING GLOVES

• 7 CATTLE GATES ALL DIFFERENT SIZED NEW HOLLAND BALE THROWER MODEL 70, GOOD CONDITION, BOUGHT BALER AND DIDN’T NEED THROWER. OSBOURNE PIG FEEDER

• JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER, 540 PTO, WORKS GOOD JUST UPGRADED TO LARGER SPREADER

• CALF PASS GATES FOR CREEP FEEDER

• LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAX HOG FEEDERS

• LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GRASS HAY BALES

B i d d i

• NEW KOMBI COLOR AI GUNS WITH 1 BOX NEW BREEDING GLOVES

• CALF PINCHERS AND HORN CUTTERS

o [110] 6 BAR 20’ CONTINUOUS FENCING PANELS, BLACK STEEL

• [30] 5’ X 10’ PORTABLE CORRAL PANELS

• [20] 5’ X 20’ FREE STANDING CATTLE PANELS, BLACK STEEL

• LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 24’ HEAVY DUTY FREE STANDING CATTLE PANELS

• 24’ PANEL WITH FEED BUNK ADJUSTABLE HEAD

RAIL

• 24’ PANEL WITH FEED BUNK ADJUSTABLE HEAD

RAIL

• SILAGE CHOPPER, NEEDS TIRES AND MISSING TOP OF SHOOT. LAST RAN 10 YEARS AGO. INTERNA -

• PHOENIX CREEP FEEDER

• HARSH 4 AUGER MIXER WAGON WITH A GEHL HI THROW BLOWER ON FRONT, 1000 PTO, 445/65 R22.5 TIRES

o FORD 536 HAYBINE, 9’ WIDE, WORKS WELL, USED LAST SUMMER

• KUHN VB 2160 BALER, 24,934 BALES, NEW CHAINS AND SPROCKETS AND MONITOR, 6934 BALES ON CHAINS

• [6] CONTINUOUS FENCE PANNELS WITH CONNECTIONS, 6 BAR, 4’ TALL X 20’ LONG

• HEAVY DUTY HAY SAVER BALE FEEDER

• [2] FEEDER PANELS

• NEW HOLLAND 56 5 BAR SIDE DELIVERY RAKE

• MACKSTEEL FENCE LINE 20’ FEED BUNK WITH ADJUSTABLE RAIL

• 26’ FENCE LINE FEED BUNK OIL WELL PIPE AND ADJUSTABLE RAIL

• 13.5’ WIDE DRIVE OVER GATE

• 13.5’ WIDE DRIVE OVER GATE

• CASE IH DC 162 DISC BINE HYDROSWING

Livestock - FOR SALE

BROWN SWISS BULLS, 1-2 years old, AI sired; also 20’ Goliath Harvestore silo unloader. Call 651-3809530. 10-TFN-F-1st

DAIRY HFR. CALVES, 2-6 months old, 28K herd avg., Norwood, MN. Call 612-202-7944. 18-TFN-F

REG. HOLSTEIN

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS, polled, genomic tested, deep pedigreed high-producing cow families. Call 507-8200452. 22-TFN-F

(15) ORGANIC FLECKVIEH DAIRY HFRS., 5-7 months pregnant. Call 608-234-7676 or 608-9661103. 1-2-F

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS, red or black, dams over 40,000 milk, 4.0 test, Analyst Renegrade, King, Doc. Call Greg 608-326-2668.

20-TFN-F

SERVICEABLE AGE

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN SPRINGING HFRS., good pedigrees, red or black, $2,200-2,700, Hewitt, MN. Call/text 218402-0147. 2-2-F

BULLS, exc. type and production. Call Scott Rickeman 320-552-0284. 16-TFN-F

BLACK & WHITE & RED & WHITE BULLS, sires Red Eye and Einstein, some polled, deep pedigrees. Call 320-583-6564.

21-TFN-F

SERVICEABLE AGE HOLSTEIN BULLS, from great type and production families. Raised on outside lots, good vigor, Glencoe, MN. Call 320864-6555. 2-TFN-F

75-COW HOLSTEIN

DAIRY BEEF HERD, genomic tested, 40+ year mating. Call for details 608-574-7749. 1-2-F

HOLSTEIN BULLS, springing hfrs., Freeport, MN area. Call 612-2707453. 23-TFN-F

SERVICEABLE AGE BREEDING BULLS, 40 yrs. AI breeding, Sauk Centre, MN. Call 320-7612526 or 320-293-5607. 6-TFN-F

REGISTERED CALVING EASE HOLSTEIN & ANGUS BULLS, various sizes, delivery avail. Call or text Brian 715-6139206. 2-TFN-F

HOLSTEIN BULLS, black or red and red Angus bulls, serviceable age, delivery avail. Call 507-2597591. 2-1-F

100% ORGANIC RED STEERS, no shots, approx. 800 lbs., $1,500 ea., can deliver. Call 701-4902432. 11-TFN-F

LARGE SELECTION REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS from multi-gen EX, VG cows, 28,500 RHA. Call Olmar Farms 507-220-0730. 20-TFN-B

HUGE LITTLE FALLS, MN AREA LIVE ONSITE WITH ONLINE BIDDING FARM/RANCH RETIREMENT

Location: ONE MILE NORTH OF LITTLE FALLS, MN ON US HWY 10. Note: LARGE AUCTION FEATURING HOME RAISED BEEF CATTLE, MOSTLY ONE OWNER TRACTORS, FARM AND LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT. ONLINE BIDDING ON MAJOR ITEMS THROUGH PROXIBID. FOR COMPLETE LISTING SEE: midamericanauctioninc.com

• REGISTERED & PUREBRED GELBVIEH BEEF CATTLE •

• 10 BLACK & RED COWS 2 -10 YRS. OLD, MOST WILL HAVE CALVES AT SIDE

• 7 GELBVIEH YEARLING HEIFERS, BLACK 2 YR. OLD AND BLACK YEARLING BULL

• TRACTORS, HAYING AND GENERAL FARM MACHINERY, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT •

• 07 NH TS135-A MFWD W/LOADER-2595 HRS., 91 FORD 8630 MFWD-3652 HRS., FORD 6600 D., FORD 4100 D., FORD 771 D., 08 NH L-170 SKID LOADER-924 HRS., 09 NH BR 7070 NET / TWINE ROUND BALER, 5K BALES, 05 NH 1475 14 FT. HAYBINE, 83 NH 311 SQUARE BALER, 2 HAY

Livestock - FOR SALE

REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORN BULL, 11 mos. old, Roan. Call 218-385-3471. 21-TFN-F

BROWN SWISS BULLS, home raised, registered, genomic tested, A2A2 tested, delivery available. Call 563-419-2137 or visit www.hilltopacresfarmcalmaria. com 24-TFN-F

REGISTERED JERSEY BULL, AI sired, genomic tested, good type and production. Call Corey 608751-2882. 1-5-F

GUERNSEY SPRINGERS, reg. Brown Swiss cows & breeding age registered bulls, Brown Swiss bulls, Guernsey w/high type & production. Call 563-590-5369. 11-TFN-F

HOLSTEIN BULLS, red or black, serviceable age, north of Rochester, MN, delivery avail. Call 507732-5930. 2-1-F

REGISTERED BLACK ANGUS BULLS, DNA tested, semen tested, soundness exam performed, bulls about 20 mos. old, $3,000-4,000. Call Rick Jr. 952-5296596, Swanville, MN. 244-B

Mid-American Auction Co.

DEAN & MARY SWENSON, OWNERS 17513 Hwy. 10, Little Falls, MN. Phone 320-630-5536

MID-AMERICAN AUCTION CO. INC. • AL WESSEL LIC # 77-60 • PH. 320-760-2979

REGISTERED, HOMEBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS, located 15 mi. north of Rochester, MN. Call Dave Alberts at 507269-3084 or 507-3568625. 14-TFN-B

REG. BROWN SWISS BULLS, all ages, exc. pedigrees. Call 320-5876384 or 320-583-0336. 16-TFN-B-1st

REG. HOLSTEIN

BULLS, from three or more generations of EX 30,000 lbs. dams, Brookings, SD. Call 605-6906393. TFN-F

Services

• KEVIN WINTER • FRANK ROERING • SCOTT TWARDOWSKI

50+ YEARS

HOLSTEIN BULLS, red or black, closed herd, Johnes & Leukosis test negative, guaranteed breeders, delivery available. Call 507-920-5859. 7-TFN-B

DAIRY GOAT DOES, out of Hostetler breeding; also breeding bucks available. Call 319-350-5819. 24-TFN-F

Livestock - WANTED

WE HAVE BUYERS for tiestall and freestall dairy herds of all qualities and quantities. Also herds for sale at all times. Call 715721-0079. 2-TFN-B

WANTING TO BUY SLOW & LAME CATTLE, lump jaws and bad eyes and all blemished cattle, $200-$600; also, good cull cows and bulls, $600$1,200. Call 612-860-8774 or 651-480-1900. 4-TFNB

BUTCHER COWS, bulls & fats; also thin, lame, lazy & lump jaw. Call 320-8947175. 11-TFN-B

ALL CLASSES OF SPRINGER DAIRY COWS. No jockeys. Call 320-760-6050. 20-TFN-F

COMPLETE HERDS OF DAIRY CATTLE; also buying all classes of livestock, including cull cows, steers, hfrs. and calves. Call 715-216-1897. 7-TFN-B

Case

Used

2022

1024 Disc mower ........................................................................Call

Krone Swadro 900 Rotary Rake .......................................................................Call

Used Kubota TE4052T Tedder, 4 basket, Excellent condition .....................$5,000

Vermeer 605SM baler, new pickup last fall, belts are good..............................Call

‘15 Vermeer 605N Cornstalk Special, new belts ..............................................Call

Vermeer 504 Pro silage baler...........................................................Coming Soon

USED FORAGE BOX:

H&S 500 Forage box, good condition, 14 ft ...............................................$1,900

USED MANURE PUMPS

Used Houle 8ft Super pump on Trailer, 6” discharge ........................................Call

‘15 Houle 6” 3pt super pump 9ft, 2 agitation nozzles, 2 available .........$9,250 ea

Houle PTO 6” Super Pump, 2004, w/ 2 agitation nozzles, 12ft long, MPU1704................................................................................................. $8,500

Used Houle 60” cable scraper drive, good shape ........................................ $3,000

8ft x 4” electric Houle Agi pump with twin 20HP motors, used, MPU1501G. $4,300

8ft x 4” electric Houle Agi pump with 30HP motor, used, MPU1505G ........$4,000

10ft x 4” electric Houle Agi pump w/ twin 20HP motors, used, MPU1507G .$4,300

8ft x 4” electric Houle Agi pump with no motors set up for twin motors, used, MPU1508G .....................................................................................$ 3,500

Used Houle Maxi Pump, Great condition .........................................................Call

2014 Houle Electromix agitator, 8ft ...........................................................$4,500

2014 Houle Hydraulic power pack for Electromix pump, motor included ..$2,000

USED MIXERS

Cloverdale

Patz

Houle

NEW

Used

NEW

DAIRY EQUIPMENT

SILO REMOVAL, take down & clean up, specializing in but not limited to silos in congested areas, mobile concrete crushing, fully insured. Call 507236-9446. 22-10-P

WILL HAUL YOUR

CATTLE from Cashton & Sparta, WI area to Premier Livestock, available immediately. Call 989-339-1369. 1-2-VM

CUSTOM CHOPPING, We are looking to add a few customers to our custom chopping business. We offer a newer JD 9800 chopper, 5 trucks, merger & blade tractor. We do travel. Call Ben with any questions 715-495-0481. 3-TFN-B

Dayton Blower Fan, like new, 24.5” Wheel, 12000 CFM #3C010, $3,437 retail New ....................................................................................$2,500

Dayton Blower Fan, used 2 mos., #2C799, 18.25” whl, $1,982 retail new .$1,100 2014 Houle Cable Scraper system, Drive, V-Blade Scrapers, Cornerwheels$15,000 Used Headlocks, several brands and sizes.......................................Call for details

Help Wanted

50-COW DAIRY LOOKING FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE PERSON for farm work; must know equipment and cows. Call 715-662-5053. 23-TFN-F

LOOKING FOR HELP

MILKING COWS, south of Freeport, MN, experience preferred. Call 320493-5310. 12-TFN-F

LOVE COWS? Herdsperson wanted for 180-cow organic dairy, breeding and herd health experience preferred, organic mindset a bonus, SW Stearns County, MN. Call 320-212-0051. 1-2-F

HERDSMAN POSITION IN CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA, 1,000-cow dairy, 5 yrs, experience needed, responsibilities include: breeding cows, administer treatments, walking pens, nding sub clinical cows, administering vaccines, using SCR collar system and etc. Call 701-4457500. 2-2-VM

1900 COW DAIRY looking for bilingual parlor manager. Call 507-9515597. 8-TFN-F

Hay, Straw, Feed & Bedding - FOR SALE

5TH CROP ALFALFA, 4x5 net wrapped, stored inside, green, RFV 170, $190/ton; 4th crop alfalfa, 3x3, stored inside, RFV 133, $160/ton. Call 612916-5701. 1-2-F

100 OAT STRAW BALES & 950 SPRING WHEAT STRAW BALES, $30/ bale; 6-1/2x5’, net wrapped, you load/haul, payment upfront. If interested call Russell 701-2612557. 1-4-VM

ALFALFA BALEAGE, 1st-4th crop, 175 RFQ. Call 715-896-1418. 3-TFN-F

ORGANIC WESTERN HAY, dairy or heifer quality, delivered to your farm. Call 814-349-5631. 23-7-F

STRAW, NETWRAPPED ROUND BALES & BIG SQUARES, clean, dry, stored inside, delivery available. Call 320-8088336. 15-TFN-F

900 LB. ROUND BALES, NET WRAPPED, 4’X5’, GREEN, FINE MEADOW HAY, 530 bales, $110/ton, $49/bale, Albany, MN. Call Bill Koenig 320-845-2737. 2-1-VM

FEED GRADE WHEAT STRAW, 4x5 net wrapped bales, $35/bale, Osage, MN. Call 218-841-4248. 2-1-F

HIGH-QUALITY FORAGES: corn silage (conventional and BMR), alfalfa haylage, fescue grass silage, Triticale silage and oatlage. Forages can be delivered and made into TMR. Call 920-371-7737.

22-20-B

5X6 NET WRAPPED BEAN STALK BALES; also corn stalk bales. Call 612-760-0142. 1-2-F

OPEN POLLINATED

SEED CORN, out produces hybrids for silage, $67/ bu. plus shipping, leafy, sweet stalks, highly nutritious grain. Call 217-8573377 or cell 217-343-4962. borriesopenpollinatedseedcorn.com 20-10-VM

ALFALFA HAY & GRASS HAY, med. square or round bales, delivery available, Thief River Falls, MN. Call or text LeRoy Ose 218-689-6675. 10-TFN-B

ALFALFA HAY, wrapped and dry 3x3x8 sq. Call 715-566-3190. 1-2-F

TRACTORS

CASE IH 60A w/loader, brand new!; ‘18 DEUTZ

FAHR Agritronic 9340 TTV - 340HP, MFWD, 3200hrs; DEUTZ 57 with loader, 400hrs, like new ; ‘10 NH T7050 - MFWD, 195HP, 6030hrs; ‘08 NH T6050 D - 125HP, MFWD, 1856.1 hours - Very nice!; CASE IH MXU110 - MFWD, 115HP, 5529hrs; ‘18 JD 6120M - MFWD, 120HP, 2,890hrs; ‘20 JD 4044M - 43HP, w/ loader & box blade; ‘21 CASE IH FARMALL 75C - MFWD, 76HP, Loader; ‘17 JD 5115M -115HP, MFWD, ROPS, 4,086hrs; ‘14 NH T8.300, 10,500hrs, PS, feedlot tractor; ‘13 JD 4520 - MFWD, 53HP, Loader+Bucket, 550hrs; ‘12 NH BOOMER 25, w/deck mower; ‘19 KUBOTA BX23804WD, 23HP, 85hrs; ‘90 JD 4955 - 225HP, MFWD, 10,300hrs ; ‘83 JD 4850 - 211HP, MFWD, 7,320hrs; ‘81 IH 1486 - Engine Overhauled less than 100hrs ago; ‘78 JD 4840 - 157HP, 2WD, 11,075hrs; ‘22 BRONSEN 2505H - 25HP, MFWD, only 12 hrs; JI CASE 2290 - 129HP, 8797hrs; JD 2640 - 77HP, New batteries, Fresh oil; WHITE 2-155 - 155 HP, 4WD, 3600 Hrs; Oliver 1650, mechanic special; IH 706, new engine; JD 5300, CAH, 6776hrs.; IH 200, w/ woods belly mower; FORD 5000, parts; FARMALL 35A, 1020hrs; FARMALL SUPER C - Nice restoration job!; IH 706 Diesel, fresh overhaul, good TA; JD 1020 2WD, 43 HP; OLIVER 1755 2WD, 86 HP; JD 2440 2WD, 52 HP; JD 2510;IH 3688, recent over haul; McCORMICK 2TX280, w/16’ 6 way blade, 2645hrs; CASE 2294;JD 8640, 6700hrs; FORD 7710 II 4WD, 97 HP; ‘12 JD 6190R MFWD, 190 HP, 22,296Hrs; KUBOTA L4200 4WD, 45HP, Loader, 2,255Hrs; IH 1486 2WD, 126 HP, Motor OH; CASE IH 485 53 HP, No Battery, Blown Head Gasket; JD 730 2WD, 53HP, Restoration Project; ALLIS CHALMERS D17 63HP, Gas; ‘85 STEIGER BEARCAT 1000 4WD, 235HP, PS, Cummins Motor; ALLIS-CHALMERS CAs Does Not Run; NH TM90, w/loader & quick attach; JD 4960, auto steer ready, field ready, 9700hrs; JD 4044 M, MFWD, no loader; CASE 2470, new rubber; JD 6910, MFWD CAH, IVT trans, engine rebuilt 5000hrs ago; JD 7800 MFWD, 1000hrs on engine over haul; 2008 NH 7060, needs some work, 10,215hrs; CASE 1370, open station, 2WD; IH 706, 2WD; 1999 JD 4300, Compact Tractor, MFWD, 2100hrs; JD 4010;CASE IH 7220, 2WD, 4810hrs; MF 50 w/loader; JD 6810 CAH, new turbo; JD 6420, MFWD, CAH, 24sp, w/loader, 9040hrs; JD 630;IH 544, 2WD, w/loader, 2877hrs; ALLIS CHALMERS CA, w/loader; CASE IH PUMA 160, MWFD, CAH, 14,000hrs; DEUTZ 130-06, MFWD; ALLIS CHALMERS G, Restored, Cultivator; JD 2940; IH 966, 2wd; ‘04 BUHLER VERSATILE 2210, MFWD, 11,808hrs; NH 8870 Genesis, MFWD,10 front weights, 4 remotes; SKID LOADERS & WHEEL LOADERS ‘14 NH L225 Skid Loader, deleted, fresh engine overhaul, 4500hrs; ‘08 JD 325 Skid Loader, 2-sp, 76HP; CASE 1840 Skid Loader; ‘17 CASE SR175 SSL, 2-Sp, 60HP, Complete Engine OH; JCB 165 Skid Loader, 3615hrs; JD 444E Wheel Loaders, 100hrs on rebuilt engine; CAT 248 Skid Loader, 2199hrs; NH LX885 Skid Loader; JD 332E Skid Loader, 2sp, 3960hrs; CAT 277B Track Skid Loader; NH LX565, Skid Steer, new tires, nice machine; JD 332E Skid Steer, 2sp, 3955hrs; Construction Equipment & Attachments INGERSOLL RAND VR-90B Telehandler, 9000# Lift; YANMAR C-80R, on rubber tracks, 6 cyl; ‘02 TEREX TB66 60’ Man Lift; TELEHANDLER Grapple Bucket; ‘47 CAT D2 Dozer; 2022 JD 375A Backhoe attachment, 3pt, only 5hrs use; CAT T50D Forklift, 2.5Ton Lift, needs engine work; ALLIS-CHALMERS FORKLIFT 3 Stage Mast; SSL Buckets, Brooms, Grapples, Scrapers; BARRETO 712-MT self propelled trencher; VERMEER M-470 Trencher; SKID STEER quick attach boom; BUNKER SHAVER; SANDMAN Sand

Leveler; JD 400 CX Loader, for compact tractor; ‘15 JD 35G Excavator CAH, 2 sp. on tracks, w/hyd thumb, 3500hrs; JD 400X Loader, w/brackets; MANY SKID LOADER BUCKETS, assorted sizes; Special Construction Equipment -1 Owner! ‘17 JD 250G EXCAVATOR, w/pin on thumb, 5000hrs, ex cond!; ‘23 CAT 305CR, MINI EXCAVATOR, hyd thumb, quick attach, only 135hrs, like new!; ‘14 JD 333E Skid Loader w/tracks, CAH, apprx. 4000 hrs; Large Ag Trucks & Trailers

1992 WHITE/GMC W64 N14 Cummins; IH 9400

EAGLE Silage/Grain Truck, 10-sp trans, new floatation tires & rims; 2000 MACK CH613 Truck, 13-sp; 1997 TRAIL KING EQUIPMENT TRAILER 48’, 88,000# GVWR, New lights, wiring, decking, tires & brakes. READY TO HAUL!; 2011 VOLVO SEMI TRACTOR

425 HP, 503,500 mi - VERY NICE!; 1991 MACK Semi, CH613; 2001 INTERNATIONAL straight truck, w/tilt bed; DUMP TRAILER, 14’ w/scissor hoist, very nice!; 1998 WABASH flatbed semi trailer w/ramps; CORNHUSKER 42’ Hopper Bottom; 1981 STOUGHTON Grain Trailer, new landing gear, good tarp; Trailers

WILSON PACESETTER DWH-200 Hopper Bottom; 1989 S&S 16’ Cattle Trailer BH; 2015 RC 6x12’

CARGO TRAILER BH; 2022 S&S DURA-LINE 6x12’ STOCK TRAILER BH, MFG Warranty included!; ROCK HILL 48’ FLATBED TRAILER - ready to haul!; LOADMASTER Snowmobile Trailer; 2006 PJ CAR TRAILER 14’, 12,000# GVWR, New lights & tires; 2001 FEATHERLITE 30’ STOCK TRAILER GN, New lights, tires, breaks - VERY NICE!; TRAILER, 26’ GN; TRAILER GN, 21’ w/5’ dove tail, winch; 2011 FEATHERLITE BH, aluminum, very nice, one owner!; 1999 Alumline 20’ aluminum cattle trailer, BH needs repairs; 26’ GN flatbed, w/4’ dove tail; 2004 BNM GN, 20’ w/5’ beavertail, repainted; 2002 FEATHERLITE GN 8x20, one owner; 2022 KAUFFMAN 22’ Flatbed, 17k; 2012 PJ Trailer, 40’ flatbed; 2007 HORSE CREEK Road Warrior Flatbed Trailer; 2006 PJ Trailer GN, 20’ w/5’ dove tail; Tillage

2013 CASE IH RMX340 Disk, One Owner, Low Acers, Like-New Condition; 2003 JD 856 6-row cultivator; HINIKER 5700 15’ rotary hoe; CASE IH 7500 Plow; BRILLION 15’ Cultimulcher; CASE IH 4500 18’ cultivator; DESOTO CHISEL PLOW 9 shank; JD 714 9-Shank chisel plow; SUNFLOWER 7251 37’ Working width; BRILLION Chisel Plow; ‘13 BRILLION Disk Chisel; RITEWAY RR250 Pull behind Rock Picker; IH 18” Disk w/ Spike harrow; KEWANEE 1020 10’ Disk; LANDOLL Chisel Plow; BRILLION 7-Shank Disk Chisel; KNOWELS 24’ CART DRAG w/ Leveler; KVERNELAND PLOW 5 Bottom; JD 210 Disk; MCFARLANE RD4030RB Reel Disk, 30’ wide; DMI ECOLO-TIGER 530 Ripper 12’6” working width; KVERNELAND PLOW 5-Bottom, 18” Shovels; JD 630 Disk, 24’ Width, New Blades, Disks & Shafts. Ready to go!; FORD 242 Disk, 23’ Width, Rock cushion gangs; WIL-RICH 32’ Cultivator; WIL-RICH 3400 Cultivator, Spike Drag, Rear Hitch; KNOWELS 20’ CART DRAG; HAYBUSTER ROCK-EZ H106 Rock Picker, Field ready!; WIL-RICH 3400 Field cultivator; 30’ ROTARY HOE; IH 12 ROW CULTIVATOR; MCFARLANE 20’ DRAG; KVERNELAND PLOW 4 Bottom, Vari-Beam; JD 630 Disk, 12’ Width; MILLER PRO 24’ Cultivator, New hoses, Field Ready; Miller PRO SPRING TOOTH DRAG 25’ Width, w/Cart; KVERNELAND PLOW; IH POTATO DIGGER PTO Driven, Single Row; KRAUSE FIELD FINISHER; SUNFLOWER 22’ Spike Harrow; GLENCOE 4300 Soil Finisher; BRILLON 10’ Cultimulcher; JD 730 Cultivator, 36, w/rolling baskets; HAY BUSTER Rock EZ 106, Rock Picker, 1 owner!; ROCK PICKER, model unknown; WRIGHTWAY Rock Picker; McFARLANE Disk, 30’; KRUSE 4800 Chisel, 9 shank; JD 230 Disk, 23’; DURA TECH 107 NT Drill;

BRILLION Disk, 7 shank; BRILLION Cultipacker, 10’ w/rock box; GREAT PLAINS NT Drill, 20’; BUSHHOG 1550 Chisel, 9 shank; McFARLANE 4100 Reel Disk; ROCK RAKE, 10’; ‘03 JD 856 Cultivator, 6 row; JD 450 GRAIN DRILL, w/grass seed, field ready; GLENCO 4300 Soil Finisher, field ready; Livestock & Feeding Equipment 3136 KRAUSE KNIGHT TMR MIXER On ‘03 IH Truck, In-Cab Monitors, VERY NICE!; PATZ V420, Vertical TMR; COMFORT CHUTE Hoof trimming chute, BH, ready to go!; FOR-MOST 450W Squeeze Chute W/ Palp Cage, BH; PAUL B ZIMMERMAN Hoof trimming chute; CATTLE BACK SCRATCHER; CALF MOVING CRATES; HOG FEEDERS; HAY FEEDERS; FEEDER WAGON; STOCK TANKS; DRINKING CUPS; GRAIN & MINERAL FEEDERS; HEAVY DUTY FREE STANDING GATES; FEED CART; FREDENTHAL HEADLOCKS; (108)COW MATS-48x53m like new!; (40)FREESTALL LOOPS, double loops; (40)HEADLOCKS, 12’ cow size; MISC TILLAGE PARTS; SILO UNLOADERS; CALF HUTCHES; PRESSURE TANK; MISC MILKING SUPPLIES; GRAIN CLEANERS; Hay Tools, Mowers & Blowers

NH 28 Forage Blower; NH 40 Forage Blower; CASE IH 600 Forage Blowers; NH 1431 Discbines, 13’ width; 2020 NH 310 Discbine, 10’4” width; 2017 NH H6740 Disc Mower; NH 492 Haybine - Field ready; VERMEER 604 SM Round Baler - Very Nice!; GEHL 1475 Round Baler - High Moisture; NEW IDEA 484 Round Baler, w/controls; H&S M9 Merger, 9’ PU; MILLER PRO 1100 Rotary Rakes; SITREX H-90 V8 V-Rake; RHINO ER12 12 V-Rake; MC Flail Mower; CASE IH ZAP HEAD Hay; NH 77 Kicker for SM SQ Baler; CASE IH 600 Forage Blower; GEHL 1580 Forage Blower; NH 256 Hay Rake, New teeth, Ready to go!; NH 1441 Discbine, 15.5’ Width, Swivel Hitch; NH H7460 Discbine, 15.5’ Width, Swivel Hitch; H&S RT5200H Tedder, 4 Rotors, 17’ Width; GEHL 2109 Merger w/ Extension; 12 H&S 860 Forage Blower, Ag-Serv App; GEHL 99 Forage Blower; NH 166 Inverter; LUNDELL 6 ROW FLAIL MOWER, New PTO; MILLER PRO 7916 Merger, Field ready; NH 479 Haybine, Field ready!; PEQUE TT4000 Tedder, 4 Rotors; 2011 KUHN VB 2190 RB, 10,080 bales, Field Ready; H&S MERGER; NH INVERTER 8’ PU Head; MILLER PRO 1100 Rotary Rake; McHALE 991 BC Bale Wrapper, 3599 bales; BRILLION Stalk Chopper, 15’; MILLER PRO rake, 10 wheel; NEW IDEA 5209, Discbine; NH 310 Small Square baler w/thrower; JD 338 Square Baler, 40 thrower, ex cond,1 owner; MC Stalk Chopper, 6 row; ROTO PRESS 1098 Silage Bagger, 10’; CASE 600 Blower; MILLER PRO 7914 Merger; HESSTON 1090 Haybine; NH 1411 Discbine; Choppers & Heads

JD 6710 Chopper, w/Hay Head, new gear box, drum & bearings, 475hrs on over haul; JD 6660 CORN HEAD, new gear box fall of ‘22; 2010 CASE IH FHX300 w/ 9-Hay head, Kernel processor; NH 900 PT Chopper; NH 790 PT Chopper, 890 Hay head; GEHL 1275 PT Chopper; NH Hay Head for FX; JD 2RN for chopper; JD 3970 PT Chopper w/ Hay Head; JD 3950 Chopper, PT, Hay Head; NH 824 Chopper Head, 2-R Corn; NH 892 PT Chopper, w/990 Hay Head; 2008 JD 3955 PT Chopper, Used 5 Years, 120 Acres/YR; JD 7’ HAY HEAD PT Chopper, Green; NH 900 PT Chopper, Processor; JD 4930 Chopper, w/5’ Hay Head; NH 900 Chopper, w/Hay Head; MANY MISC SIZED CORN & HAY HEADS; Forage & Hay Wagons

MEYER M400 Forage Wagons; MEYER 4516 Forage Wagon; MEYER 3514 Forage Wagon; H&S 7+4 HD Forage Wagons; 2013 H&S 7+4 HD Forage wagon - Like New!; BADGER 1050 16’ Forage Wagon; 2009 H&S 18’ Forage wagon, Front & Rear Unload; MILLER PRO 5200 16’ Forage Wagon (x2); MEYER 500SS Forage wagon, Tandem axle, Like new; H&S 7+4 18’ Forage wagon, Tandem axle, New Roof; 2001 H&S HD 18’ Forage wagon, Twin Auger, Open Top; MEYER 518 Forage Wagon; H&S 9x18 KICKWAGON Stored Inside; MEYER 4618, 18’ Silage Wagon; (5) MEYER Chopper Boxes, 1618’; FLAT WAGONS; Manure Handling ‘22 SB600 Artex Spreader; HOULE 5250 Manure Tanker; KUHN 8141 Slinger Spreader; ‘16

3618 Spreader; H&S 425 Spreader; H&S 125 Spreader; NH 185 Spreader, rebuilt; H&S 430 Spreader; MEYER 430 Manure Spreader; BALZER 5300 MAGNUM Tanker, No sand; HESSTON S310 Spreader; JAMESWAY INJECTOR BAR Off JW7200 Tanker; JAMESWAY Manure Pump, 42’ 6’’ discharge; 25” - 12” Manure Auger; 42’ Manure Pump; Planters

JD 7300 Planter 15 Row - 15’ spacing; JD 7000 6 Row Planter - New meters; WHITE 6100 13 Row, 15” Split Row, WHITE 6900 Splitter; IH 400 Planter w/ Liquid Fert; IH 400 Planter w/ Dry Fert; JD VB Grain Drill; JD 7000 6 Row, 30” Spacing, Dicky John Monitor; 1994 JD 7200 8 ROW, 15” Spacing, Liquid Fert, No-Till; JD 450 13’ Drill, Excellent Condition, Field Ready!; BRILLION SS-10s; CASE IH 5200, w/grass seed; JD 450 Grain Drill, w/grass seed; JD 7200 Planter, 12 row; NH SP480, Planter, 6 row; 1997 KINZE 2600 Planter,12 row, NT; JD 7200 Planter, 6 row; JD 750 NT Drill; MASSEY 43, Grain Drill, 13’ w/grass seed; JD 7000 Planter, 6 row; WHITE Air Planter, 6 row; Sprayers & Fertilizers Applicators

GALLENBERG 600XT Sprayer - Self propelled, 110’ boom; HARDI NAVIGATOR 1100 Sprayer5500 Controller, Winterized!; CHEMICAL/WATER TRAILER 1600 gallons; KILLBROS SEED/FERT BOX on single axle; AG SYSTEMS 600 GAL FERT APP 12 Row; HARDI 1000 gallon, 40’ booms; TOPAIRE 60’ booms; HARDI 500 gallon, 40’ booms; Combines & Heads

2005 JD 9660 STS Combine - 4WD, 4483 Eng Hrs, 3027 Sep Hrs; 2012 JD 606C Stalk Master Combine Head; 2010 JD 630 Combine Grain Head w/ Crary air system; DRAGCO 830 SERIES II Corn head, 8 Row; CASE IH 1020 Grain head; ALLIS-CHALMERS NO. 72 Combine; 2006 TRAILTEC double header trailer, hauls up to 45’ grain head; Grain Wagons, Augers & Elevators DERCO Gravity Wagon; KILLBROS 350 Gravity Wagons; 200 BU GRAVITY BOX; WESTFIELD 60’ Auger, w/swing hopper; MANY MORE!; Vehicles 2003 FORD ESCAPE; 2007 CHEVY EXPRESS 12 Passenger, AWD, 300,000mi; 1994 GMC 3500 6.3 Diesel; 2006 GMC SIERRA 1500; 2008 FORD 350, w/snow plow & flat bed; 1994 FORD 700, w/service bed; 2004 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR; 2003 FORD 1 ton, new motor; 2005 DODGE, gas, 4wd, 227,000mi;

General Machinery

MISC SINGLE & TANDEM RUNNING GEARS; VERMEER CPX9000 Bale processor - Nice!; CASE IH Loader Fits IH 530; WINCO 50KW PTO Generator; 25KW PTO GENORATOR; JD 12’ DOZER SILAGE BLADE fits 30, 40, 50, 60, Articulating tractor; 6’ LANDPRIDE Brush Hog Mower; FARM KING Y500 - 50” rear mount Snow Blower; TOMAHAWK BALE CHOPPER; LAND PRIDE AFM 4014 Batwing Finish Mower;

Shop Items - New!

(2)10,000# 2 Post CAR LIFT; Heavy Duty TIRE CHANGER; WHEEL BALANCER; (2)AIR/HYDRAULIC SHOP PRESS, 50 ton; AIR/HYDRAULIC SHOP PRESS, 100 ton; (4)BI PARTING WROUGHT IRON DRIVEWAY GATES, 20’; (4)BI PARTING WROUGHT IRON DRIVEWAY GATES, 16’; (2)WROUGH IRON BI PARTING DRIVEWAY GATES, 4’; (2)GUN SAFES, holds 14 & 45 guns; (4)20 GPM Fuel Transfer 12V Pump; (2) POLY DIESEL TANKS, 116 gallon; (100) DELINEATORS, 45’’; (16)AUTO DARKENING WELDING HELMETS; (100) RATCHET STRAPS, 27’x2’’; (100)HEAVY DUTY WROUGHT IRON SITE FENCE ;10’x7’ (80)WROUGHT IRON FENCEING 7’x5’; (2) METAL SHED 33’x25’; SHIPPING

Hay, Straw, Feed & Bedding - FOR SALE

ERNMOREORGANICS.COM, certied organic alfalfa, wrapped in 8 layers of lm, 3x4x6 bales, RFQ 140-280, Springeld, SD. Call ERNmore Organics 605-286-3873 or 605-999-2010 or 605-2511143.Ernmoreorganics. com. 16-TFN-B

HIGH QUALITY

DAIRY ALFALFA HAY, lots from 150 RFV up to 220 RFV, 3’x4’ large square bales; dry hay as well as individually wrapped baleage. Call 218-791-4953. 2-2-B

OCIA-CERTIFIED YELLOW CORN, oat hay & alfalfa grass hay; also dry cow heifer hay; ‘69 JD 55 combine, always inside. Call 641-751-8382. 12-TFN-B

Real Estate - WANTED

FAMILY LOOKING FOR DAIRY FARM. Call 320-360-6589. 2-1-F

Miscellaneous - FOR SALE

KUBOTA L3940 TRACTOR, 40HP w/ldr., front mt. snowblower and rear mount backhoe, no cab, 900 hrs., $34,000. Call 320-249-8556. 2-1-F

(2) 9’X16’ BALE

THROW RACKS w/JD running gears; 20’ JD tandem disc w/spring folding wings; Model F Clay barn cleaner w/5 HP motor; 250’ of CW HD chain; Boumatic vacuum pump & milking equip. 28’ bale elevator w/elec. motor. Call 507-441-5016. 2-1-B

KUHN 1140 MANURE

SPREADER, new aprons, new PTO, beaters exc., orange color. Call 320-3694443. 2-2-VM

CIH MD93 9’ DISC MOWER, new, $13,500; also Kuhn FR110 10-wheel rake, $8,000, new. Call 320-828-0151. 2-1-F

Here Today. Gone Tomorrow. Give Classieds a try.

March 18th From 10:00 AM to 4:00PM Each Day

ED MININGER RETIREMENT – 715-541-3478

TRACTOR: John Deere 4520 Diesel, Side Console 3pt, PTO; JD Slab Weights & Starter Weight SPRING EQUIPMENT: CIH 6500 9-Shank Disk Chisel; CIH

415 30’ Cultimulcher; White 271 20’ Rock Cushion Disk; CIH 5100 12’ Soybean Special Drill; JD 7200 6RN Vac Planter w/ Liq Fert; JD 7000 6RN Planter w/ Dry Fert; Hardi 500 Gallon Tandem Sprayer w/ 45’ Booms; IH 710 7x16” On Land SAR Plow; (3) EZ Flow Gravity Boxes; Gravity Box w/ Fert Auger; 4-Section Hyd Lift Drag; Mohawk 3010 3pt 7-Tooth Chisel Plow; (2) JD 1100 24’ 3pt Field Cultivators.

MISC EQUIPMENT: Miller Pro 2230 Tandem Manure Spreader; 12’ Tow Behind Box Scraper; 8’ 3pt Box Scraper; Loftness 720 KWIC-PIC Rock Bucket; 3pt Bale Fork; Skid Steer Bale Speer; Brady 15’ & Woods 12’ Stalk Choppers; Vary Large Stainless-Steel Storage Tank; Head Gate & Chute.

DANNY MILLER ESTATE – 715-205-2563 or 715-296-0174

EQUIPMENT: ’13 NH BR7090 Rd Baler w/ Net Wrap; NH 7060 Rd Baler w/ Net & Twine; Anderson RB200 3pt Bale Wrapper; H&S 10-Wheel V-Rake; NH 1431 Discbine w/ 2pt Hookup; JD 714 11-Shank Disc Chisel; Tyler 4-Ton Side Dress Spreader; JD 9300 10’ Grain Drill w/ Grass Seed Att; Artsway PM20 Grinder Mixer; JD 5-Belt Pickup Head.

ED MININGER RETIREMENT / DANNY MILLER ESTATE - OWNERS ALMENA, WI

TERMS: 5% Buyer’s fee. Payment Accepted: Cash or Good Check.

TO SEE FULL LISTING & BID - GO TO: www.hagerauction.com.

ROBERT KIECKHOEFER

VERY NICE & WELL MAINTAINED EQUIPMENT SALE STARTS TO END: Monday, March 18th, 2024, at 7:30 PM www.hagerauction.com

PICK UP & PAYMENT: Tuesday, March 19th from 10:00am to 5:00pm or By Appointment.

VIEWING: View Equip. at Your Convenience Starting March 9th, 2024 10:00-4:00 Ea. Day (7) VERY NICE IH TRACTORS: IH 5488

Miscellaneous - FOR SALE

‘17 POLARIS RANGER XP1000, very good cond. Call 320-815-8922

16-TFN-F

250’ OF BERG 16” CW GUTTER CHAIN, 8’16” gutter grates, like new; 530 Agrival feed cart. Call 320241-4314. 11-TFN-F

GREAT PYRENEES CROSS PUPPIES, farm raised, parents on site, shots, wormed, vet checked, ready to go, $300. Lowry, MN. Call 320-808-0744. 2-1-B

55’ NEW PINTLE SINGLE CHAIN w/paddles for 11” conveyor, $10.80/ ft. Call 715-456-8277.

22-TFN-F

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD BLUE HEELER

CROSS PUPPIES, 4 female, 1 male, parents cattle dogs. Call 507-421-5270.

20-TFN-F

(4) 3-PHASE 5 HP BULK MILK TANK COMPRESSORS, reasonable. Call 480-313-8460. 9-TFNF

(4) DEMCO 365 & 450 GRAVITY BOXES, (2) w/tarps, like new; tricycle feeder; big round bale wagon. Call 320-557-6558. 18TFN

LATE MODEL MUELLER 1,500 GAL. TANK, 2 compressors, complete, VG shape. Call 507-450-6115. 1-3-F

MILLER PRO 5200 FORAGE WAGON. Call 507-271-6922. 2-1-B

40’ SHEAHAN MANURE AUGER, like new, exc. shape, $8,000. Call 712330-7536. 24-TFN-F

JD 920 BEAN HEAD; International 60 6RN stalk chopper. Call 320-5100950. 13-TFN-F

DEGELMAN 12’ SILAGE BLADE. Call 563562-3848. 1-2-F

USED PATZ VERTICAL 420 TMR MIXER, new LH discharge w/scale. Call 507-276-3554. 1-3-F

SURGE 3,000 GAL. AND MUELLER 2,000 GAL. BULK TANKS, choice $6/ gallon; DairiTech 30 gal. pasteurizer, $4,000. Call 507-828-4464. 24-4-P

(2) PATZ 98B SILO UNLOADERS, $1,200 ea. Call 920-585-4746, no texting. 2-1-F

MUSTANG 960 SKID LOADER, nice cond., $10,500/obo; ‘17 Kuhn 153 Veri-Master 4-bottom rollover plow, $25,000. Call 608-479-2039. 20-TFN-F

1600 GAL. BULK TANK; Mueller 51 plate cooler; Westfalia milk cooler. Call 320-232-5088. 2-1-P

HAY RACK, platforms on side, 9x18’, $2,500; Kewanee elevator, 56’, PTO lift. Call 320-247-2657.

7-TFN-F

BORDER COLLIE PUPPIES, great farm dogs, family friendly, born Nov. 1st, Beaver Creek, MN. Call Mark 507-3508003. 21-TFN-F

KNIGHT 716 SIDE SLINGER, recently new bearings on augers, rebuilt big auger. Call 641-2282270. 1-3-F

MILLER 60’ SPRAYER, 1,000 gal., all hyd., new foamers, $6,500. Call 320-761-5611. 2-1-F

ROGATOR 664 WEED SPRAYER, best offer. Call Keith 608-751-8370. 2-3-F

1,500 GAL. BULK TANK w/(2) 3HP compressors, washer control panel, digital temp, plate cooler. Call 715-5778089. 24-3-F

3,000 GAL. MUELLER BULK TANK, 2) 5 hp compressors, Mueller wash control panel, $19,000. Call 715-5860781. 23-TFN-F

(3) AGRIVAL RIDE-ON SILAGE CARTS, farmer retired, selling off equipment. Call 715-498-7730 to discuss. 2-1-F

RAT TERRIER-BORDER COLLIE CROSS PUPPIES, from good farm dog, $90/obo. Stop in 4969 Nightingale Ave., Northwood, IA 50459. 2-4-F

‘08 35-TON SEMI TRAILER, beaver tail & ramps, 51’ total length. Call 320-760-6942. 12-TFN-F

BUCKET MOUNT

HYD. CHAINSAW; CIH 1830 6R cultivator, like new, 4-section, hyd. harrow; 300 gal. pull-type boom sprayer; 18.4x38 clamp-on duals; 18.4Rx42 hub duals, 4” axle; J&M 525 grain cart, very nice. Call 815-947-2266. 2-2VM

NOTCH 7X12 HAY FEEDER; Meyers 300 spreader; Patz steer feeder. Call 320-223-5338. 1-3-F

JD 520, ser. #5212027, fenders, factory 3 pt. hitch, weights, VG shape. Call 507-450-6115. 2-3-F

‘05 NH 1409 DISCBINE, new knives, always shedded, $9,500. Call 507456-5202. 2-3-F

NH 240 CHOPPER, w/processor & heads, $29,000. Call 320-9873574. 2-1-F

HEAVY DUTY 48”

PALLET FORK, JD Euro mount. Call 608994-2401. 16-TFN-B

MUELLER BULK

TANK, 1600 gal., 2011, $18,000. Call 608-9218227. 1-3-F

(2) CATTLE BUNK

FEEDERS, 1 on 4W trailer; also Krause soil nisher. Call 320-557-5514, no texts or messages. 2-TFN-F

PSI POWER WASH-

ERS, Power Washers Hot/ Cold, Cabinet Parts Washers, Chemicals, Presoaks, Degreasers, Large Parts Inventory Shipped Same Day, On Site Service. Industrial, Commercial, Farm, Sales, Repair and Rental. “The Guys That Work Great Under Pressure” 1-800-5551677. Serving you from 3 locations: West Central MN Region – Pennock, MN Location, SW MN Region –Wilmont, MN Location, NW IA Region – Harrisburg, SD Location & Wilmont, MN Location, SE SD Region –Harrisburg, SD Location. 23-TFN-B

JD 317 SKID LOADER, quick attach, 7,000 hrs., clean machine, newer tires. Call 320-630-5694. 2-1-F

NH BR770 ROUND BALER, crop cutter; Case 2188 combine, RWA. Call 218841-8723. 24-TFN-F

RITCHIE 600 WATERER, $600; Mirafount Little Spring waterer, $200; 10 HP oiless vacuum pump w/ variable speed drive, $3,000; stainless steel plate cooler, $1,400; DeLaval stanchion takeoffs w/Delatron pulsators, $200 ea. Call 608-6329624. 2-1-B

MEYER 4516 CHOPPER

BOX, VG cond. Call 715897-8940. 2-2-F

PENTA 4120 HD VERT. TMR, great shape, new knives, SS conveyor, $19,000, Osage, MN. Call 218-841-4248 or 218-5733172. 16-TFN-F-1st

FORD 6610 SERIES II, 2WD, 72 HP, CAH; Berg chain, 360 ft. Call 715-8234501. 2-TFN-F

(6) SURGE 1-TOUCH MILKERS, complete w/ inlets & control panel, exc. cond. Call 715-229-2336. 1-2-F

BIG JOHN MIST BLOWER. Call 715-758-8116. 2-3F

NH 1431 DISCBINE, rebuilt cutter head 2 years. Call 507-227-5170. 2-2-F

COMPLETE SWING-10

PARLOR, takeoffs, plate cooler, vacuum pump, 3,000 gal. bulk tank. Call 507-6763421. 2-4-F

‘14 MF/HESSTON 2250 3X3 BALER, only 1450 bales, $85,000. Call 608929-1605. 1-2-VM

JD 1760 CORN PLANTER, 12R30” w/fertilizer; (25) Polydome calf hutches. Call 320-304-1834. 2-1-F

‘04 TURBO CHARGED VW BEETLE CONVERTIBLE. Call 320-250-4600. 20-TFN-F

JD 4560 18.4x42, no duals, FWA, $64,000. Call 320249-8556. 2-1-F

MILLER N CO AUCTIONS 2024

Watch for our auction dates & updates as they are released at www.millernco.com

Friday, March 22, 2024 10:45 a.m.

Kewaunee Neighborhood Large Combo Farm Equipment & More Auction

Sellers include…Neighborhood dairies that have discontinued milking, retired, rented out farms or changed their operations.

Host Sale Site @ Ebert Enterprises, N6939 County Rd. D, Algoma, WI

it’s one nice location with equipment sold on cement pad & blacktop yard. Large farm shop for clerks, lunch, and warm-up area. Sale conducted simulcast live onsite & online at www.equipmentfacts.com , with loading available. In all, a Great Site, Selection, and Sellers. Check the web for more details & large listing for this Neighborhood Combo!

Tractors include… NH 8670 MFWD, PS, New Rubber—very clean! JD 8100 MFWD, PS, Duals all around; JD 6400, ROPS Canopy; IH 3488 Hydro, cab, one of only 465 built; JD 1020 Gas Utility w/Loader, New Paint, Rubber, & only 3542 Hrs.—sharp! JD 5310 2WD ROPS tractor; (2) IH 1086’s; (2)Gehl 7810 & Gehl SL4635 Skidsteers; Case 580 Super E TLB Extendahoe 4WD-Nice! IH 260 TLB w/new rubber; Fiat Allis 545B Payloader w/reman JD power. Hay & Forage starts with…Like new FNH FP240 Forage Chopper w/KP & Heads; Agco Hesston 1372 Discbine; ROC RT730 Merger; CIH 8840 SP 16’ Haybine; Gehl & H&S rear unload forage boxes on HD Gears; A sweet NH 640 Rd. baler w/limited lifetime use; Philbee Single Merger; JD 5820 SP Chopper w/RWA & KP; MP 4100 & 5200 forage boxes; IH S2300 straight truck w/Gruett 20’ rear unload box; JD 643 CH; Custom JD 7720 combine turned air seeder/cultivator; JD 40 Knife Cutter Head fits 8800i and others; Still So Much More…Tile Plow; Bestway Field Pro IV Sprayer; JD 7200 6RN Planter; Not one, but (2) hard to find super quality NI 325 2RN Corn pickers. Lots of Tillage…JD 955 3-pt. 6 Sh. Ripper; JD 726 Mulch Finisher; WilRich 34 & 50’ Field Cults; DMI 530B 5-sh.; DMI 2500 7 Sh.; Krause Folding Disk, Flexicoil 75 packer; Highline XL6084 Rock Picker; Mobility 550 Fert Spreader; Tyler Patriot SP Sprayer; Ford Aeromax L9000 w/1000 gal. sprayer; JD MaxEmerge2 12R Folding planter; UFT 5000 13’ Drill; 200 gal. Saddle Tanks; Hardi 800 gal. Field Sprayer; JD 825 6R Cult. w/sidedress. Shop & Cattle Related…Gehl MX170 Grinder Mixer; (3) Patz Portable TMR’s including a sweet Patz 420 Portable TMR; Patz 950 2400 Series II truck mt.—a nice running pair, Custom Independent start screws for easy loaded mixer startup; QT Silage Facer, & Skidsteer Attach .; Hoof Chute; Bunker Claw 8-ft. QT Facer w/CAT Payloader Attachment; 3 calf warmers; Power Brush; spare parts on pallets; Lathe; (2) Shop presses; NAPA 1500 Wheel Dolly; Tire Changer, and more!

Trucks & More….Landoll semi drop deck implement trailer; BoCat Mdl. LBT42VO 42’ live-floor trailer; Sterling 2-in-1 L8500 semi tractor—check it out! Mack Vision Mdl. CX613, Wet Kit, DL, Through the shop & clean, no leaks; 5600 Brenner SS Milk Tank on dolly; 40’ Loadmaster GN Flatbed Trailer; Snorkel Lift-45’; Patriot 4x4 Sprayer w/90’ Booms; (2) 75KW, (1)55KW PTO Generators; Manure Equipment---(2) 52’ Manure lagoon pumps-no sand use; Frac Tank; Manure Applicators; Meyer 8729 Super Spreader; H&S TS5126 Top Shot Slinger Spreader; Kuhn Knight Pro Twin 8032 Slinger Spreader

Not a complete listing, head over to www.millernco.com

As Always---We hope you can join us auction day!

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Coming April 12, 2024—THE COLLINS COMBO!

Watch for updates on the combined equipment lines from a trio of local dairies— PLUS one more line just added! Having sold their dairy herd with Miller N Co. in 2023, this family dairy will sell part of their exceptional clean farm equipment line. From cows sold to farms sold, this equipment sells fresh off these farms & just out of use.

Early watch list includes…JD 7500 & 7700 SP Choppers w/KP, heads, RWA, & More. JD 4995 SP Haybine-nice! Kinze 3000 6RN Planter—Nice! H&S 36’ Top Dog forage trailer; An exceptional Loftness Stalk Shredder w/windrow attach & very limited use. ’05 Mack

Vision Semi Tractor w/wet kit-sharp! 2006 Kenworth T660 550 hp 10 spd. Semi Tractor; (2) 36’ Semi Dump Trailers; NH 276 Throw baler; (2) H&S Live-floor kick wagons; JD 220 Disk, only a partial listing-- lots more in forage & tillage to be listed . Cattle related items include…Bulk Cooler , feed bins, calf huts, Patz 620 portable TMR, 5 feeder wagons, and more. Watch for more details & updates at www.millernco.com

Miscellaneous

BERG 600 BARN

MILLER PRO 1416

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, born 1/31/24, blue Merle, red Merle & tris, ready 4/30/24, vet checked/shots. Call 507-240-3159. 1-6-F

1500 GAL. MUELLER BULK TANK, complete w/compressors & bulk tank washer; also (2) Tuthill 3003-22R2-8744 vacuum pumps, Bismarck, ND. Call 701-391-8200.

23-TFN-F

‘15 MEYER 9525 SPREADER, big, used on small farm, VG cond., always shedded, well maintained, $69,500, Fox Lake, WI. Call 920-336-9897. 2-3-F

MEYER F585 TMR, used 8 mos., twin screws, extra magnets, scale, pictures avail. Call Todd 406-480-4260 or 218-3673415. 2-1-F

ENGLISH SHEPHERD PUPPIES, farm raised, 3 females, tri color and black and white, amazing working dogs. Call 701-4902432. 2-3-F

CLEANER w/chute, CCW. Call 320-304-2311. 20-TFN-F

MUELLER 3000 GAL.

BULK MILK TANK, compressor, washer, temperature recorder, 100 gal. Fre-heater, available July 2024. Call 320-223-2900. 1-3-F

CLOVERDALE 285

PORTABLE MIXER, good cond., $15,000. Call 641-364-2601. 18-TFN-F

‘16 NH FP230 w/29P HH, single owner, bought new, asking $20,000/obo. Call 712-210-4665. 1-5-F

AMANO PIX-55 TIMECLOCK w/cards, $50/ obo; H&S 5126 Topshot manure spdr., good cond., side disch, $12,700/obo, can send pics. Call/text 563-542-3276. 23-TFN-F

JD 115 STALK CHOPPER, very nice, $8,500; 8 row stalk stompers off CIH corn head; milker pump & jar; 200’ of 24” poly manger liner. Call 320-2666878. 2-6-F

Miscellaneous - WANTED

JD 7000 6 OR 8 ROW PLANTER & 6620 or 7720 combine. Call 320760-6050. 22-TFN-F

MASSEY FERGUSON TRACTORS in need of repair of for salvage. Call 320-282-6892. 1-6-B

SPRING TEETH for IHC C cultivator; wheel hub for IHC 56 corn planter, right side. Call 715-822-2678. 14-TFN-F

OLD HEATING FUEL AND DIESEL, can pump from basement. Call 320424-2005. 5-TFN-F

PULL-TYPE CHOPPER, must be in exc. cond., Wadena, MN. Call 574-527-4382. 1-2-F

BRUTE 2 CHROME AG HITCH WANTED. Call 507-462-3796 or 507-5255713. 1-3-F

BULK MILK TANK AND VACUUM PUMP; also cream separator. Call 320-262-6874. 2-1-F

WEIGHTS AND WEIGHT BAR FOR JD 5830 CHOPPER. Call 608-723-2049. 23-TFN-F

MUELLER 1,250-4,000 GAL. Call 715-314-2130. 1-2-B

LID FOR KNIGHT 8132 SLINGER SPREADER. Call 507-459-5201. 19-TFN-F

FARM BULK MILK COOLERS, all sizes. Call 319-330-2286. 10-24-P

MERGER, large and small 1,000 pto, good cond., $15,500. Call 320212-7327. 1-2-F

ALFA-DELAVAL LATE

MODEL BULK TANK, 1,250 gal., complete as new, MN. Call 480-3138460. 5-TFN-F

14.9X46 DUALS, 10 bolt. Call 320-293-8086. 2-1-F

JD 2700 PLOW, semi mounted. Call 320-5101055. 13-TFN-F

DELAVAL MILKING EQUIPMENT, pump, pipeline, receiving jar, units, 2000 gal. bulk tank, nylon cow straps. Call 563-880-2300. 1-3-F

NH FP240 CHOPPER, crop processor, metal alert, Hy hitch, large and small 1000 pto, 14L-16.1 tires, lights. Call 320-248-3281. 2-2-F

WEAVERLINE FEED CARTS, new, rebuilt used, parts, service. Call Hobert Sales Inc., Cokato, MN 320-286-6284. 19-TFN-B

ILLINOIS

Kaeb Sales, Inc. (815) 457-2649

Cissna Park, IL

IOWA

NORTH DAKOTA

Cliffs, Inc (920) 348-5153 Friesland, WI

Garnavillo, IA

Don & Leo Wille Construction, LLC (563) 252-2034

MINNESOTA

Gorter’s Clay & Diary Equip. of MN, Inc. (507) 825-3271

Pipestone, MN

Hartung Sales & Service, Inc. (320) 836-2697

Freeport, MN

Hobert Sales, Inc. (320) 286-6284

Cokato, MN

Mid-Central Equipment, Inc. (218) 583-2931

Henning, MN

River Valley Sales, LLC (507) 523-3491

Lewiston, MN

Faribault, MN

Story Sales & Service, Inc. (507) 334-3724

Oakes, ND

Western Farm Sales, Inc. (701) 742-2348

SOUTH DAKOTA

Fieber Van’s Implement Inc. (605) 753-9834 Watertown, SD

WISCONSIN

Farmers’ Implement, LLC (262) 629-4104 Allenton, WI

Hoover Silo Repair, LLC (715) 229-2527 Withee, WI

Kettlewell Welding & Concrete (920) 420-9498 Omro, WI

Arkansaw, WI

Anibas Silo & Equipment, Inc. (715) 285-5317

Knuth Farm Equipment LLC (920) 757-6995 Hortonville, WI

Bindl Sales & Service, Inc. (608) 524-6339

Reedsburg, WI

Carl F. Statz & Sons, Inc. (608) 849-4101 Waunakee, WI

C. F. Heckmann Co. Inc. (920) 693-8717 Newton, WI

Kraus Equipment (920) 894-2488 New Holstein, WI

L & L Sales & Service, Inc. (920)