July 8, 2023 Dairy Star - 3rd Section

Holstein Association USA celebrates top youth

Wisconsin, Minnesota junior members achieve top honors

By Danielle Nauman danielle.n@dairystar.com

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Six young Holstein enthusiasts joined an elite club within Holstein Association USA, being recognized as Distinguished Junior Member nalists, the highest honor the association bestows upon its junior members. The youth were celebrated June 27 at the organization’s national convention in Lexington.

In that group of six were three Wisconsinites: Madeline Hensel of Pittsville, Ainsley Noble of Lancaster and Lauren Siemers of Kiel. Jacob Schaefer of Little Falls, Minnesota, was named a nalist as was University of Wisconsin-Madison student Kylie Konyn of California. The remaining nalist is Quinn Dum of Pennsylvania. In addition, Christopher Gunst and Cathryn Gunst, both of Pine River, Wisconsin, and Dylan Ryan of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, were among a group of eight to be named Younger Distinguished Junior Member nalists.

“Being named a (Distinguished Junior Member) nalist is the single greatest experience of my time as a Junior Holstein Association member,” Siemers said. “There have been a lot of

happy memories, but to become a part of this elite group of Holstein Association members is really the pinnacle.”

Siemers will be a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh where she is majoring in marketing and journalism. She said she has held on strongly to her junior membership during her schooling.

“Not going to an ag school, I don’t see my dairy friends on a daily basis in classes and at dairy club meetings,” Siemers said. “Junior Holsteins has helped keep me connected to the industry.”

Fellow nalist Schaefer, who will be entering his senior year at South Dakota State University as a dairy production major with an ag marketing minor, credits an early-developed love of the show ring for capturing his interest as a junior member.

“As I began to have more success in the show ring, I started to become more interested in the other activities that the Minnesota Junior Holstein Association had to offer,” Schaefer said. “I eventually ran for the board and served on that for several years. I really enjoyed becoming a leader as a part of the Junior Holstein Association.”

Seeking out involvement in a wide variety of activities,

Lexington,

Schaefer said, was key to making the most of his junior years.

“Do anything and everything,” Schaefer said. “It sounds obvious, but the best thing you can do is get involved. The things I have participated in and learned while taking part in Junior Holstein activities are the foundation of who I am.”

Developing connections with adult members has been one of the most valuable experiences Schaefer said he has had.

“The role models and mentors available to you through the Holstein cow are such a resource,” Schaefer said. “Willis

Gunst and Spencer Hackett have been two great mentors within the association. They have always been willing to answer questions and help me prepare throughout the DJM process.”

Like her fellow award recipients, Noble called the experience a life-long dream.

“Being selected as a National DJM has been a goal of mine for as long as I can remember,” Noble said. “It is something I have worked for my entire life, and for it to happen is an amazing feeling.”

Noble has personal connec-

tion that added to the sentiment of being named a nalist.

“My dad was named a National DJM at the 1998 national convention held in Kentucky,” Noble said. “So, to receive the same honor 25 years later in the same state was very special to me.”

A sophomore at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, Noble is majoring in agricultural education with a minor in dairy science. Her future plans

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PHOTO COURTESY OF HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA

Quinn Dum (from le ) of Ellio sburg, Pennsylvania; Lauren Siemers of Kiel, Wisconsin; Madeline Hensel of Pi sville, Wisconsin; Ainsley Noble of Lancaster, Wisconsin; Kylie Konyn of Escondido, California; and Jacob Schaefer of Li le Falls, Minnesota, were selected as Dis nguished Junior Member nalists by Holstein Associa on USA June 27 at the organiza on’s na onal conven on in

Kentucky.

include teaching agriculture and working as an FFA advisor and returning to her family’s 400-cow Grant County dairy farm.

“I want to be that mentor for kids like my own dad has been for me,” Noble said. “Without his pushing me to work my hardest and everything he has taught me, I wouldn’t be the person I am today.”

Noble credited her time serving as a Junior Activities Committee member as teaching her a lot about herself and how to navigate difcult situations.

“We had to work really hard to gure out how to keep members engaged throughout the pandemic, rst when everything was canceled and then how to bring older members back to the activities in the year after,” Noble said. “It really gave me an understanding of how to face adversity.”

Unlike the other nalists, Hensel did not come from a dairy farm background.

“I fell in love with the dairy industry, and Red and White Holsteins in particular, as a little girl, tagging along when my sister Hannah decided she wanted to show a calf,” Hensel said. “I am so grateful to her for helping me become a part of this industry.”

Hensel’s junior Holstein story grew from participating in events like dairy bowl and speaking contests into a passion for advocating for agriculture. That passion grew even more while Hensel served as the 2022 Wisconsin Holstein Princess. Hensel and her sisters have developed their own herd of registered Holsteins throughout their years as junior members.

Without the foundation of a dairy farm behind her, Hensel said she was fortunate to have mentors who have played a large role in her life.

“Take every opportunity that comes your way, and don’t be afraid to learn by making a mistake,” Hensel said. “The more you learn, the more condent you will become.”

Hensel, who will be entering her freshman year as an online student in the University of Wisconsin system majoring in education, continues to serve the state association as a member of the Junior Advisory Committee.

“Serving as princess and now on the JAC has allowed me to learn more about how to best promote the industry and to encourage other juniors to embrace everything the association has to offer,” Hensel said.

Growing up on an 850-cow dairy farm on the edge of San Diego, Califor-

nia, Konyn was geographically removed from many of her dairy industry peers growing up but developed an interest in competing in dairy bowl, dairy jeopardy and speaking contests.

Konyn had what she calls a pivotal moment as a junior.

“I missed making our state’s dairy bowl team but qualied for the national dairy jeopardy contest in 2015,” Konyn said. “I was so excited to represent my state at my rst national convention. But, the contest didn’t go well for me, and I left the room in tears. I felt like a disappointment to my whole state.”

She could have let that experience be the end of her willingness to try new things, Konyn said, but instead she chose to persevere.

“I kept working and made our state’s junior dairy bowl team the next year, and we won the national championship,” Konyn said. “Then in 2017, we were the runners-up in the senior division and won the national championship in 2019.”

Konyn will be a junior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she is majoring in dairy science with certicates in agricultural business management and life sciences communications. She is looking forward to a semester abroad next spring, studying in either Ireland or the Netherlands.

It was because of its strong studentled research programs that Konyn chose to attend UW-Madison. There she quickly embraced membership in the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association.

“Wisconsin really is the center of the dairy world,” Konyn said. “It has come to be home to me, and I know this is where I want my future career to be.”

All of the nalists expressed the same sentiment of encouraging other junior members to embrace experiences through their Junior Holstein Association memberships and to take the time to complete the DJM application process.

“It is a beast of an application, but the program really deserves the time and attention,” Siemers said. “The connections I have made through the process have been wonderful and will stay with me throughout my life.”

Siemers advised youth considering an application to make the commitment to the project and seek advice throughout the process.

“It is a huge undertaking but one that is worth it,” Siemers said. “Be open and honest. This is your story. It doesn’t need embellishment; just be authentic.”

Showing friendship, family, cows

SE MN All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show celebrates 20 years

By Amy Kyllo amy.k@star-pub.com

ST. CHARLES, Minn. – Two rings lled with kids and their cows grace one of the rst sawdust red carpets of the year at the Winona County Fairgrounds in St. Charles. From the bleachers, parents, grandparents and community members watch the spectacle. In the back of the barn, animals relax as a lastsecond tting, puffs of y spray and a stubborn heifer complete the scene.

The event is the Southeast Minnesota All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show. The show, which started in 2003, celebrated 20 years this year with a show June 17.

The show caters to youth up to 21 years of age and features classes for all of the major breeds.

Linda Kruse, one of the founders of the show, was on hand to help with the celebration and competition. Kruse gives credit for the show’s launch 20 year ago to Karyl Diersen, who had lived in Michigan and experienced dairy shows focused on showmanship that were not connected to the state or county fairs. From her experiences there, Diersen wanted to do something similar in Minnesota.

Diersen and a group of friends asked around if there was interest, and the show was born.

Because the show is always early in the season, Kruse said it allows par-

ticipants to get their animals out and see how competitive they are.

Four counties in southeast Minnesota take turns hosting the event. The host county contributes extra volunteers for the all-volunteer event. Donations cover nancial needs. The show is just one day, making it easier for people to participate.

For Kruse, one of the main motivators for still volunteering for the show 20 years later is the friendship and community for the children.

“It’s just a good time for the kids to get to know each other again from the other counties,” she said.

Hope Nelson, one of the planners this year and a long-time participant in the show, said some of her longest friendships are with people she showed with.

For Nelson, the heart of friendship and showmanship that the show exudes is consistent with her own experiences with the show.

“I loved seeing my friends,” she

said. “I loved going out for showmanship. That was always my biggest goal … to do well in showmanship.”

Today, Nelson is taking her love of showing and giving back to a show that played a part in her story. She respects the group of people who plan the show.

“You can tell how passionate they are about making sure that there’s a community who’s involved in the dairy industry,” Nelson said.

Kruse appreciates people like Nelson.

“It’s nice,” Kruse said. “Now we’ve seen some that have graduated out helping us.”

Stacy Leiding, another original organizer, has also seen how the show brings community to her life.

“The friendships the kids make, ... those are the lifetime friends,” she said. “I can attest to that. ... The people I work with on this committee I grew up with showing cattle.”

Her own daughter, Kayla (Leiding) Sexton, once participated in the show and is now volunteering. Leiding said she appreciates watching her daughter join in.

“It really touches my heart because I’m just really proud of the children that I raised and the lifestyle that we’ve had,” Leiding said. “To see them actively take part ... is very rewarding for me. It just really touches my heart that they enjoy those things still at this stage.”

For Leiding, one of the reasons she continues to volunteer is watching kids come from year to year and grow and

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Kayla Sexton (le ) and Sue Krahn show one of the T-shirt quilts June 17 as it was auc oned at the Southeast Minnesota All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show at the Winona County Fairgrounds in St. Charles, Minnesota. The quilts were made from past show T-shirts to celebrate the 20th year of the show.

improve in their skills.

This year, the show featured novice calf, four levels of showmanship, regular age classes, senior and junior champion for each breed, and senior and junior supreme champion for each breed.

The supreme senior champion was Lucas Redalen with a Jersey 3-yearold. The supreme junior champion was Bryce Kieffer with a Red and White Holstein fall calf.

In honor of its 20th year, three Tshirt quilts were auctioned off in the morning. The quilts featured samples of show shirts participants received in the past. The quilts were made by the Porch Ladies, a group of women with agricultural backgrounds who meet for friendship in east central Minnesota. Each lap quilt sold for $140-$145.

Mike Tveten was one of the quilt buyers. He purchased it for his parents, Dave and Kristi Tveten.

Dave and Kristi milk 30 cows near Lewiston. Their family has been involved with the Southeast Minnesota All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show since the beginning.

It started with their youngest daugh-

ter showing, and now eight grandchildren show. The show, which started a family tradition, has been good for their family, Kristi said.

Today, because the Tvetens have a limited number of cows, their grandchildren get to show just one animal each.

For Kristi, her favorite part of the show has been seeing her grandchildren take an interest in showing.

“They work together, they play together, they enjoy each other and (they) get to know one another when they’re doing it,” she said.

Once the show is done, the whole family nishes the day at the Tvetens’ farm.

Dave said the Southeast Minnesota All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show will continue to be a great opportunity for youth and families.

“It’s just going to keep getting better and better all the time and bigger and bigger,” he said.

Next year’s show will be hosted by Houston County and will be held in Caledonia.

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Hailey Schultz helps her daughter Harper lead her calf in the novice calf category June 17 at the Southeast Minnesota All-Breeds Youth Dairy Show at the Winona County Fairgrounds in St. Charles, Minnesota. The show is for youth up to 21 years of age.

Tani Riebe

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The Riebes

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The Riebe family – Levi (front, from le ) and Tani holding Tori; (back) Mark and Tanya – milk 100 registered Jerseys on their family’s Meadow Ridge Jerseys dairy farm near Cumberland, Wisconsin.

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3-TFN-F

OCIA CERTIFIED YELLOW CORN, 8.52 crude protein; also oat hay & alfalfa grass hay. Call 641-751-8382. 12-TFN-B

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

USED CALF-TEL PENS. Call 320-995-6216. 16-TFN-F

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

SMALL BULK TANK for water storage. John Miller, N10002A Jacobson Rd., Hixton, WI 54635. 10-1-F

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

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

GOLF CART OR SIDEBY-SIDE. Call 320-2504600, no texts or messages.

14-TFN-F

LOOKING FOR HOOF

TRIMMER that does good job, caring, compassionate, not rough with cows, cleans and sanitizes chute/equipment between farms. Call 320-212-1973.

10-2-F

MULTIMAX HUTCH

WANTED. Call 608-7232049. 1-TFN-F

Miscellaneous - FOR SALE

SILO DOORS, wood or steel doors shipped promptly to your farm, hardware available including S.S. fasteners. Call 800-222-5726, Landwood Sales LLC. 7-10B

GEHL 980 SILAGE BOX, immaculate shape; also couple of Badger tandem silage boxes. Call 605-868-2902.

8-3-F

(2) MILLER PRO 5200

FORAGE BOXES, good cond., eld ready, $5,000/ obo or $9,500 for both. Call 320-241-4314. 10-3-F

BADGER 2060 SERIES II

FORAGE BLOWER, good cond., $3,500/obo, same blower as CIH 600. Call 612-408-6936 or 651-4405785. 9-2-B

FORD 6610 SERIES II, 2WD, 72hp CAH, 4528 hrs., clean. Call 715-823-4501.

10-1-F

TORO GROUNDSMAN

DSL. CAB LAWN MOWER & SNOWBLOWER. Call 320-250-4600.

13-TFN-F

ALFA-DELAVAL LATE

MODEL BULK TANK, 1,250 gal., complete as new, MN. Call 480-313-8460.

5-TFN-F

IH 4000 SWATHER; Gehl 1865 rd. baler; IH 900 planter, whole or parts, dry fert. Call 507-684-3136. 10-1-F

KUHN 10-WHEEL VRAKE w/center kicker wheel, like new, $8,500; CIH 527B, nice, $19,500. Call 320-249-8556. 10-1-F

J&D BRISKET BOARD, 242’ of tube; 56 hangers, B.O. Call 507-766-4220.

6-5-F

NH FX28 SP CHOPPER, 6R, 10’ HH; 23’ manure application bar, 30” spacing, 4” swing pipe, ow meter. Call 320-293-5607. 4-TFN-F

JD 7320, 4WD, open ldr., nice, 9500 hrs.; 6420, cab, 4WD, loader, 10,800 hrs., nice. Call 608-943-6140. 10-

1-F

CALF STAR MILK FEEDING SYSTEM, 120 gal. unit, mounts in side by side, have one new unit and one used unit. Call 605-881-

4576. 6-10-F

JD 7000 8R30 PLANTER, Osage, MN. Call 218-8414248. 1-TFN-F

(4) 48” BOX FANS, 1 HP, single PH motor, very good cond., $750 ea./obo. Call 262-305-7284. 10-1-F

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

USED POLYDOME & AGRI-PLASTIC CALF

HUTCHES. Call 605-8814576. 10-5-F

‘12 KELLY RYAN 12’ BAGGER, 300’ cables, 90 bags through it, $40,000/ obo. Call 507-829-8508.

7-12-F

MILK PASTEURIZER, only used a few times, like new, $400. Call 507-2517486. 10-1-F

JD 3940 CHOPPER w/HH & 2R CH, make offer; Miller Pro 4R cultivator w/28% liq. nitrogen attachment. Call 608-341-9588. 8-3-F

PSI POWER WASHERS, 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

IH 5088 2WD, 1,100 hrs., sharp, $57,500; Also IH 1486, sharp, 3,200 hrs., $37,500. Call 256-5579226. 10-1-F

MIDSOTA 10’ ROCK TRAILER. Call 320-2505239. 10-1-F

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

NH 38 FLAIL CHOPPER, bought new in ‘04, always shedded, exc. cond. Call 715-314-0977. 10-TFN-F

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

(2) LOYAL ELEVATORS, 12’ & 16’ w/or w/o motors. Call 715-246-2824. 10-1VM

‘06 HOOF TRIMMING CHUTE, hydraulic model, comfort chute, single axle trailer, complete package, $20,000. Call 715-257-7537. 10-2-VM

‘13 CIH 6130 COMBINE, low hrs., exc. cond. Call 320-360-0698. 10-2-F

HAY RACK, platforms on side, 9x18’, $2,500; Kewanee elevator, 56’, pto lift. Call 320-247-2657. 7-TFNF

JD 4430, new motor & tires, nice. Call 320-805-0299. 101-F

CIH BLOWER, very good cond., $4,500/or reasonable offer. Call 612-240-7962 or 612-201-2394. 10-1-F

BLUE HEELER - ENGLISH SHEPHERD PUPPIES, (4) female, (3) male, parents both good working dogs, good w/kids, $200, all shots will be upt o date., born 6/5/23. Call 507-4610875. 10-1-VM

VALMETAL 530 FEED CART, Honda eng., auger disch., everything works, Wausau, WI, $3,750/obo. Call 715-675-2216. 10-1-F

NH 324 2RN CORN HEAD for NH FP900 chopper. Call 763-286-6583. 10-1-P

OBERHOLTZER AUCTIONS

MACHINERY AUCTION

Tuesday, July 11th (W1461 Hwy 98 Loyal WI)

Starts 9:00 on tools • 9:30 machinery & online auction

Anticipating another large auction, get your items consigned early to maximize the exposure of advertisement of your machinery. This will be a live auction with larger items being on HiBid and Equipment facts

EARLY CONSIGNMENTS

Tractors: JD 4450 4WD, CAH, 13,800 hrs, power shift, 2 remotes, 540/1000 pto, recent engine work, good cond.; JD 720 Diesel Completely restored. Wheatland style. Runs and drives very nice!!; JD 430 Completely restored. Very nice!!; 2009 JD 8430, 11k hrs, 16 speed, ILS front suspension, CAH, large pto, 4 remotes, front and rear duals w/60% rubber, has reman motor with 1200 hrs.; JD 3020 diesel w/year-round cab & loader, New front tires, 15.5-38 rear 80%, 10k hrs, overhauled at 7500 hrs; Duetz Fahr Agro 100, 4WD, no cab, 5K hrs, good cond; Ford 3600, 10K hrs,good cond; JD 5020, cab, SHARP!;

Choppers: NH FP 240 chopper w/ kernel processor, Metalert, tandem axle. Sells w/ monitor, large 1000 PTO, header PTO and applicator; NH FP230 chopper w processor and 9 ft hay head. Single axle, 2 row corn head sells separate; NH 29P 9’ hay head, fits FP choppers; Gehl 1065 w/hay head; Case IH FHX 300 chopper w/processor, 9’ hay head, 3 row corn head sells separate; NH 892 chopper w/HH; NH 824 corn head; NH FP 230, good cond;

Combines: John Deere 6620 combine, 6390 hrs, good running engine, newer straw augers, new rasp bars, working AC; JD 95 combine. Gas engine, JD pickup, scour clean, new belts, always stored inside, Excellent cond!; 612C JD combine head w/stalk choppers; CIH 810 dummy head;

Mowers: 2012 NH H7450 discbine. Excellent cond. Always stored inside!; NH 469 haybine. Older, but in working cond.; JD 800 swather w/10’ head, good cond.; Case IH 8330 haybine; Brady 5’ stalk shredder;

Chopper Boxes: 2007 Meyers 4518 forage box. 18 foot box on 16 ton gear. Good cond.; H&S Super 7+4 forage box on JD 770 gear. Stored inside; (2) Meyers 3516 boxes on tandem gears; Meyer TSS 4616 no roof; Gehl 1620, 18’ w/15 ton H&S gear, good cond. Miller Pro 5100, 18’, tandem gear, flip down extension, SHARP!; H&S Super 7+4 on JD 770 gear, stored inside; Meyer 4218, front & rear unload, no roof; H&S twin auger, 12 ton tandem gear; 18’ Meyer 4218 front & rear unload w/20T tandem gear; 20’ H&S box, hyd rear unload, 20T gear, no roof; Meyer 500 TSS box w/ tandem gear; H&S 7+4 twin auger w/ 15T gear; Rakes & Mergers: Rowse merger. Good cond.; NH 256 side rake. Working cond.; JD side rake, works; Miller Pro 1416 twin row merger, good cond.; NH 258 hyd drive rake. Pto drive whirlie bird rake; Miller Pro 1416 merger, good cond; Neimeyer side rake, pto drive, good cond; Balers: 2014 NH BR 7060 round baler. Crop cutter, Net wrap & twine, 8411 bales. Sells with no monitor. 1 owner machine!!; NH 850 Round baler. Twine, working cond.; Vicon small square baler,nice; Hesston 530 round baler; 2005 NH BR 7070 round baler, roto cutter, 15,700 bales, 2 meter pickup head, good cond; MF 124 small square baler w/thrower;

Planter, Drills & Sprayer: JD 8 foot grain drill; JD Van Brunt 10’drill w/grass; JD 7000 6 row planter, dry fert, contact drive, good cond; 500 gal Sprayer Specialties sprayer w/45’ boom;

Blowers: H&S 860 blower. Gone through and good cond.; (2) Balzer silage dumping tables; CIH 600 blower; Victor 200 Series ll blower, good cond.; Henke Kwik Krusher roller mill, good cond.; Automatic 1200 roller mill w/cob crusher; Farmhand F89 grinder blower w/elevator & heavy hammers; Hesston Hi capacity, good cond;

Tillage Equipment: Kverland 4 bottom fully mounted plow; JD 3 bottom trailer plow; John Deere 415 two bottom plow, good cond.; Noble 6 row cultivator w/rolling sheilds; Kewanee 1010 disk, good cond.; JD 512 chisel plow, 7 shank, tandems, light kit; JD 230 disk, 23’ tandem transport; JD 2800 6 bottom plow w/ on land hitch;

Loaders: 2017 Wacker Nueson WL 52 wheel loader, cab, heat, 2 speed, power attach, 7800 lb lift, 2800 hrs, good cond.; JD 250 series ll, 3800 hrs, LED lights, cab, heat, new rubber, Hi-flow hyd, good cond;

Vehicles: 2017 Chevy 15 passenger van. White, 160k miles. Very good condition! No rust!; 2012 Chevy Cruze, Black, 102K miles, very nice; 2022 Chevy Duramax with aluminum flatbed. 107K miles, black, very nice late model truck!; 2012 Chevy Cruze, black, 107k miles, nice; 2008 F350 4x4, V10 motor w/only 42k miles, some rust but solid truck; 2005 GMC 2500 Duramax, rebuilt trans & transfer case, nice truck; 2005 Chevy 3500 truck; 1999 Ford ranger, bad trans; 1996 FL70 cab & chassis; 1998 Dodge Ram 2500, 4x4, 5.9 24 valve Cummins; 1999 Chevy Suburban; 18” steel rims w/275 tires off 2500 Chevy truck; 2013 Ford Explorer, black, 146k, R-title; 2003 Chevy Express 1500 12 passenger van, 263k, black;

Grain Augers & Elevators: 51 foot 6 inch grain auger. New flighting, newer motor; 16 foot belt conveyor on transport; Brent 450 gravity wagon; 50’ JD hay elevator;

Grain Cart: J&M 435 Grain cart w/12” extension, corner auger; Killbros gravity box on gear;

Feeding Equipment: Haybuster H-1130 bale processes, new knives, hammers and belts, excellent cond!; Val metal 6616 bale processor, 10hp motor, 4 function control panel, one owner, nice!; 16’ slant bar feeder wagon; Brand new round baler unroller; Skidsteer Attachments (Universal Hookup): Silver Star RT 8113 roto-tiller. 81 inch width, 2022 model, like new!!; Rubber tire scraper; Wolverine 5’ rotary mower, brand new!; Hyd bale squeeze; Hoover 48” pallet forks, new; 60” grapple bucket, new; 8’ material bucket, like new;

Trailers: 2008 PJ 32’ tandem dual GN flatbed trailer w/ramps, 26k GVW, 14 ply tires, some rust; 1996 Talbert 53’ lowboy detach trailer, 35 ton. Triggs 7x12 bumper hitch cattle trailer, new axle; 2019 Corn Pro 7x16 cattle trailer, divider gate, ex cond; 2001 Featherlite 20’ cattle trailer, good cond; Triple Crown 7x16 flat bed, 10k gvw, bumper hitch, new!; 2018 Platinum 8x36 aluminum, tri axle, new tires, 2 divider gates, Sharp!;2008 Featherlite 8x30 GN cattle trailer, 2 divider gates w/sliders, [3] 8k axles; 2004 7x24 cattle trailer, 2 divider gates, sells as is; 2001 Featherlite 6.5x20 GN cattle trailer;

Lawn & Garden: Toro Titan Zero turn mower. 705 hours. Excellent cond. All gone through and fresh serviced this spring; Troy Bilt tiller runs good; JD Z375R zero turn mower, 54” deck, only 8 hrs!!; 3pt snow blower; Tires and Rims: (2) 11.25-24 tires on rims;

(2) 16.5L-16.1SL on rims; (2) 16.90-R26 on rims; (2) 18.4R38 on rims; (2) 520/85R38 on rims; (2) 16.9-30 on rims; (2) 20.8-34 duals;

(1)18.4R42 tire; 4 never flat skidsteer tires, like new;

V8, LEER TOPPER, SHOWS 31,000 ONE OWNER MILES

• NH 1465 9 FT. HAYBINE, NH 492- 9 FT. HAYBINE, NEW IDEA 4845 ROUND BALER, H&S 270 SINGLE AXLE MANURE SPREADER , CIH 730 5 BOT. VAR. WIDTH PLOW, CASE IH 4500-18FT. FIELD CULT., KRAUSE 1160-10 FT. CUSHION GANG DISC, JD 235 22 FT. HYD. FOLD DISC, 8 X 20 BALE RACK ON HD WAGON, 9 WHEEL IN LINE RAKE, PLUS MORE SNOWMOBILES, ATVS, FIREARMS

14 SKIDOO 600 GRAND TOURING, 12 ARCTIC CAT T-570 TWO UP SEAT, 87 YAMAHA BIG BEAR 350

X 4 ATV, 101 IN. X 20 FT. ALUMINUM UTILITY TRAILER, 27 TON WOOD SPLITTER, 5 FIREARMS, AMMO, LARGE AMOUNT OF SPORTING EQUIP., LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT

Sporting Goods: Brand new hunting blind; 1970 Yarcraft 14’ boat w/40 hp Evinrude motor; 1981 boat 15’ w/50 hp Mercury motor, trolling motor & fish finder; 14’ aluminum boat w/trailer and gas motor; Polaris Trail Boss 4 wheeler, nice!; 6x6 hunting stand, camouflage steel, insulated, new!; General Farm: (2) Loyal 36 inch barn fans. New in crate, several years old but never used; 3 point bale mover; Knowles running gear; Running gear; (3) H&S merger belts for 9 foot merger, very lightly used; Rhino 3pt 7’ blade, Hunting shack. Westendorf loader with bucket; Trailer load of new tools including Milwaukee and Dewalt!; 4’ extension for hay & grain elevator; 2 poly foot baths; 2 pallets sand bags; Berg barn cleaner head; 40 calf feed buckets & holders; PowerHorse sludge pump; Bulldog 9000TB gas generator, only 7 hrs, remote controlled; 16’ self contained freezer box, electric hookup, good cond; King Kutter 3pt dirt scoop; Semi load 24’ free standing corral panels; 12 Sioux gates 10’ - 16’ ; 100 gal truck fuel tank w/pump, 3 sets wagon Quik hitches; 500 gal fuel barrel w/pump; new cattle oiler; Brute 2700 psi washer; 50 used Humane cow mats; 6’x6’x10’ feed bin; MANY MORE UNLISTED ITEMS!!

Oberholtzer Dairy Cattle &

Mark Oberholtzer, WI

MILLER N CO AUCTION UPDATES

A Summer Double-header Combining a Great Farm Retirement & Special Estate

Friday July 21st, 2023 11 a.m. Reedsville, WI

Simulcast live onsite & online with an 11:45 start time at www.equipmentfacts.com & www.bidspotter.com

CLASSIC & LIKE-NEW POWER…

Miscellaneous - FOR SALE

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, ready Jan. 22, red tri & red Merle, tails docked, dew claws, 1st round shots & wormer. Call Travis 507-259-5173. 22-TFN-F

WHITE 598 5-BOTTOM PLOW, new parts. Call 262224-3136. 10-1-F

(4) 3-PHASE 5HP BULK MILK TANK COMPRESSORS, reasonable. Call 480313-8460. 9-TFN-F

‘22 ARTEX SB500, 500 cu. ft. cap. heaped, 560/45R22.5 tires, split web dual hyd. drive chain, large 1,000 pto. Call 641-220-1604. 10-3VM

KRAUSE LANDSMAN

‘08 35 TON SEMI TRAILER, beaver tail & ramps, 51’ total length. Call 320-7606942. 12-TFN-F

NH 70 BALE THROWER w/spare belt, good cond., $500/obo. Call 641-2282595. 10-1-F

IH 616 TRAILER-TYPE MOLDBOARD PLOW; 16KW generator on whls., power takeoff, pto driven; Super H Farmall. Call 218385-3471. 6-TFN-F

4’ WALL BARN FAN & DRINKING CUPS, milker pump & jar. Call 320-2666878. 10-5-F

ONE OWNER, ‘01 2,000

GALLON MODEL OE

MUELLER BULK TANK, $16,500 obo. Call 320-4290829. 10-1-F

JAYLOR A100 SELFPROPELLED TMR MIXER; also 2 yr. old Anderson Guardian bulk tank recording thermometer, comes with some extras. Call 218-7905171. 10-5-F

SILO DOORS, wood or steel doors shipped promptly to your farm, hardware available including S.S. fasteners. Call 800-222-5726, Landwood Sales LLC. 7-10-B

IH 1466 Turbo Dsl. w/less than 200 hrs. on complete engine OH, HD TA replacement, and more.

Tractor has 540/1000 PTO, DR w/an additional doubler, front LED Lights, 20.8R-42 RS, newer fenders, Custom Step, & more. Tractor offered separate & in package with an excellent Buhler Allied HD 795

Loader & Detachable Grapple. Tractor fires right off, drives sweet, and is very alive at the throttle. Pull, Restore, or go right to work with this small-farm tractor!

KUBOTA M7-172 Deluxe Gen-2 MFWD Tractor, an estate tractor, purchased new, & selling with only 242 hrs.! 18.4R42FS, PS, TR, (14) 100# Suitcase weights, Beacon, 540/540E/1000E PTO Control, 29 GPM Closed Center Hyd., and more features on this super-clean, late-model tractor.

SPECIAL…KUHN KNIGHT Pro Push 2044TV Verti Spread Pusher Spreader—NEW in Dec. 2022 & has hauled approx.. 50 loads; CID Skid QT Small Bale Accumulator—picks 10 bales, limited use!

Some Great Trailers…Load Max 30’ GN Flatbed w/fold-up ramps & beaver tail; Load Trail 14’ Bumper

Dump Trailer—very clean; Like-new Quality Steel & Alum. Products Alum. Bumper Trailer, 18’ft. w/ramps; Fritsch QT Skid Steer 75” hi-lift hyd. dump bucket.

MORE…Later Mdl. CNH 488 9’ Haybine, Purchased new w/small beef farm use—excellent! Hesston

Rounder 5540 Rd. Baler; Gehl 260 Rotary Rake; Hesston Stak Hand 10; JD 100 Stak Mover; NH Box

Spreader, and more! OTHER…3 Semi Trailers for Storage; HM 8’x26’ Portable Steel loading dock; Interlock Cement Blocks; a limited amount of small wagon & pallet items. Head to www.millernco.com for lots of pics and more detailed listing, along with auction day updates. Watch for more dates & more updates!

7430 SOIL FINISHER. Wanted: irrigation system. Call 320-250-4600, no texts or messages. 3-TFN-F

WEAVERLINE FEED CARTS, new, rebuilt used, parts, service. Call Hobert Sales Inc., Cokato, MN 320286-6284. 19-TFN-B

IH 1066, 7,100 hrs., new TA & clutch, $18,000. Call 920350-2769. 10-1-F

35KW PTO GENERATOR w/transfer switch & trailer, $3,750; 20’ ring drive silo unloader, $2,500. Call 320248-1573. 9-2-F

AG-BAGGER G6070, new gearbox, 9’ & 10’ tunnels, shedded, $27,500. Call 320224-7880. 10-1-F

10’X10’ PORTABLE DRIVE OVER SCALE. Call 605-881-7247. 6-10-F

GEHL 980 SILAGE BOX, immaculate shape; also couple of Badger tandem silage boxes. Call 605-868-2902. 8-3-F

MILLER PRO MERGER, good cond., $17,500. Call 507-429-3369. 10-2-F

MINI AUSTRALIAN

SHEPHERD CROSS BORDER COLLIE PUPPIES, health checkups, shots, tails docked, ready to go July 20th. Call 507-7672248. 10-2-F

Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment where you are challenged to excel and grow your skills?

Our company currently works on Apple based computers and utilizes Adobe software. General agricultural knowledge is preferred. This is a full or part time position. If you are interested in looking at this position we would love the opportunity to meet with you. All applications are kept con dential.

Dairyland Supply in Sauk Centre has an opening in our service department. Some service experience is preferred but not required. We have highly qualified servicemen with the ability to train as needed. Duties include setting up new equipment, repairing equipment in shop or on the farm and installing equipment on the farm. Some welding, washing, moving, loading and unloading equipment with a forklift. Dairyland Supply has a modern facility with up to date equipment.