Dealer Index located on Page A10
JANUARY 2022
Volume 39
48 Pages
P.O. Box 306, Colfax, WA 99111
Phone: (509) 397-2191
Number 10
SURVEY SAYS ...
Associated Press File
Ice Harbor Dam, one of four dams on the lower Snake River.
... There’s broad support for keeping Snake River dams
A
By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press new survey commissioned by Northwest RiverPartners indicates broad public support for keeping the Snake River dams. Less than 30% of respondents favor removing the four dams. The survey, conducted by DHM Research, an independent and nonpartisan research firm in Portland, reached a total of 1,200 Northwest residents — 400 each in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. According to the survey, 60% of
respondents indicate support for “the use of hydroelectric dams on the lower Snake River to produce electricity” while 17% oppose it, and 23% don’t know. Only 29% of respondents agreed that the dams should be removed to protect wild animals and their habitats. The rest opposed removal or didn’t know, according to the survey, which did not indicate the percentages for other answers. Asked to rank their top concerns about removing the dams, respondents most often highlighted higher electricity costs, losing a source of carbon-free energy and impacts on agriculture. See Dams Page A11
The Growers’ Guide P.O. Box 2048 Salem, OR 97308-2048 Address Service Requested
PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT No. 91 Spokane, WA
A2
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
HEAVY TRUCK SALES
llent Excersonal Pe vice! Ser
We Build F a Trucks rm !
& USED PARTS
Third Class Postage, Permit No. 91 paid at Spokane, Washington '05 FREIGHTLINER, Cat C13, Fuller 10-speed, Rockwell rears on 4 bag, with lockers..................................... CALL
Kenworth Owners NEW We Convert Newer KW Axles To Fit Most '06, & Earlier KW Models! (with 32.5" Spread)
clutch pedal for manual transmission. Structurally in good shape. VIN 1XP5DB9X34D814940................$4,500 for whole cab
CLEARANCE WHEELS
SHIPMENT!
Cat & Cummins Oil Pans
JANUARY 2022
2004 PETERBILT 379 Cab is wired for Cat engine and has
100
Advertising Deadlines
00
$
and Subscription Information
Each
2022 Deadlines: February 3 March 2 April 6
Fuel Tanks
Subscriptions:
1 year — $15 2 year — $25 3 year — $33 Foreign - $30. U.S. funds
3020 N. Flora Rd • Spokane Valley, WA
509-321-5428
Jim Pool • Fax: 509-321-5863 www.highmtnhorsepower.com • E-mail: admin@highmtnhorsepower.com AXLES • TRUNIONS • TIRES • WHEELS • FUEL TANKS • MISC PARTS POWER TRAIN • DRIVELINES • HOODS • TRANSMISSIONS • ENGINES • CABS T US VISI E COM at the
ry 1
rua Feb
S276412-1
Seats $200 to $750 in Stock
Copyright 2022.
HILLCO
-3
Published monthly by EO Media Group from 2870 Broadway St., NW, Salem, OR 97304, with nearly total coverage of the farms and ranches within the Inland Empire region of eastern Washington, northeast Oregon, the Idaho Panhandle and western Montana.
HARROW CART
48’, 60’, 72’, & 84’ 16 Bar Rear Fold Cart
The Hillco HC1010 offers 16 bars of flexible harrow that levels fields, incorporates chemical, and evenly sizes and spreads residue.
Editor and Publisher: Joe Beach Advertising Sales: Jim Holt Advertising Assistant: Greg Hains Phone: (509) 397-2191 Jim’s cell: (509) 413-7674 Advertising email: growersguideads@capitalpress.com News email: growersguidenews@capitalpress.com Website: www.growersguide.com Mail: P.O. Box 306, Colfax, WA 99111
No part of this edition of The Growers’ Guide may be reprinted in part or in whole without the express permission of EO Media Group.
irrigation large od pipe
CALL NOW FOR
WINTER PRICING!
THE HILLCO DIFFERENCE • • • • • • •
Harrow cart available in 48, 60, 72’ or 84’ widths - More Acres. Less Time. Inboard dual wing wheels - Prevents wheel and tire damage & increases flotation Quickly wings in and out without getting out of cab Robust wing pivot pins with replaceable bushings for extended wear Heavy wing tubing - Increases durability High Carbon Replaceable Harrow Spikes - Reduces bending and breaking Schedule 80 Lead Bar - Reduces lead bar bending when hitting rocks or piles
Available through your local John Deere or Case IH Dealership R
HILLCOTECHNOLOGIES.COM
800.937.2461 S275655-1
800.764.7473 240 E FRONTAGE RD N | JEROME, ID | BISONPIPE.COM S277110-1
January 2022
LL E S E W
AG TRACKS!
• CAMOPLAST • CONTINENTAL • FIRESTONE • SOUCY
HAY EQUIPMENT
Equipment Financing & Refinancing Available! %
APR
As LoW As
TRACTORS
‘05 CAT MT855B CHALLENGER, 9061 Hrs., 30” Tracks, PTO, Hydraulic Swing Drawbar................. $80,000 ’71 CAT D5-98J, 3763-hrs, 6-spd, Dakota angle blade$8,500 (2) Camoplast 30” Tracks for CIH STX Quad.$500 & $750
’96 CASE IH 2188, 1 Owner/Operator Since New, 4797-sep-hrs, ’96 Case IH 1010-30’-head, ’06 2020-30’-flex-head............................... $40,000 ’85 IH 1470, 4905-engine-hrs, new chopper, good tires .................................. $3,950 ’13 JD S680, 1903E/1506S-hrs, Pro Drive transmission, Tristream rotor ...................... $139,950 ’13 GLEANER S77, 629 sep-hrs, 4WD, ’13 Gleaner 8200 flex with Crary Air Reel ... $199,950 ’82 GLEANER N7, Series III-24’ rigid head, and 20’ flex head .......................................... $3,000
2.99 Fixed, OAC
VEHICLES
’96 CASE IH 8430 ROUND BALER ............. $4,950
HEADERS, ETC.
‘90 KENWORTH T600, CAT 3406 B, 9 Spd, 20’ Bed/Hoist, Roll Tarp......................................... $23,950
‘02 CASE IH STX450 QUADTRAC, 5538 Hrs, 30” Tracks, Diff Locks, Air Ride Cab, Complete Track Suspension Rebuild........................................................... $75,000 ’79 STEIGER PT225, Repowered with Cat 3406, front tanks, new tires ................... $15,000 ‘11 CIH 2162 FLEXDRAPER, 40’, Top Auger, Hillco Conversion, Transport Kit ................................... $40,000
MILLER PRO HAY INVERTER.....................$6,000 ‘02 NH 648 ROUND BALER.....................$7,950 ’15 NH H6740 DISC MOWER..................... $6,000 ’09 MACDON D65-S DRAPER HEAD, 30’, triple delivery, transport kit ........................... $24,000
‘06 STERLING SERVICE TRUCK, 245K Mi, Cat C7, 9 Spd, Air Brakes, 16’ Service Body, IMT3820 Crane, Outriggers, Compressor, Miller 225 Amp Welder ................................................................ $35,500
‘06 JD 8530, 4435 Hrs., IVT, ILS MFWD, 710 Rear Duals, Wheel Weights, Front Weights, (2) 250 Gallon tanks, Active Seat..$139,000
COMBINES & HEADERS
A3
The Growers’ Guide
‘11 CASE IH 3020 FLEX HEAD, 35’, Cart .. $18,500 CRARY CWS, for MacDon 40’, extra driveline & fan ..$7,000 ‘81 CASE IH 810, 22.5’, pea bar, cart ............. $1,250 ’11 JD 630F, Stoess cart .............................. $13,950 NEW JD 9600 CONCAVE, Chromed ............... $1,200 JD CONTOUR MASTER, fits 9760-STS............ $2,000 2-JD belt pickups .............................. ea $250 & $500 JD 7700 PARTS .................................. 1/2 OF NEW ‘96 CASE IH 2188, Rahco Leveler, 3536 Sep Hrs, 4WD, Chopper, ‘99 CIH 1010-30’ Head, ‘06 CIH 2020-30’ Flex Head, & 22.5’ 810 Head With Love Pea Bar ...... $29,950
‘91 CASE IH 9280, powershift, Jake, radial duals, diff locks, late engine & trans. OH .. $52,500
YOUR BEST DEALS ARE AT...
HOPPER SET- ‘01 Frontier 40’, ‘85 Western 20’ Pup, Roll Tarps, Nice Older Set. ....................................... $29,950 ‘86 FORD L9000 TANDEM, Cummins L10, 9 Spd, 20’ Bed/Hoist ................................................. $18,950
DRILLS ‘98 JET HOPPER, 34’, Roll Tarp, Spring Suspension......................... ............................ $12,500 FLATEBED SET, 71 Trailmobile, 40’, ‘72 Brown, 20’, Very Good condition ................................................ $16,500 ’14 WESTERN HOPPER FLATS, 36’ Lead, 20’ Pup, side kits, tarps ............................... $45,000 ’14 BOURGAULT 3710, 50’, 10” spacing, 1600-gal Primary N, 140-bu seed .............. $178,950 JOHN DEERE 1890, 9” Spacing, 42’, AgPro Box, (3) Sets Of Rolls .............................................. $99,000 ‘13 BOURGAULT 3320, air drill, 60’, NH3 or liquid, 12” shank spacing with 4” paired row, 5” packers, furrow closers, hyd. sidehill hitch, 200-bu tank, 4-section AccuBoom on seed & fert., AgPro seed metering...............$189,500
MISCELLANEOUS LETOUREAU Pull Scraper, all hydraulic................. $7,500 ADAMS, pull grader ......................................... $1,000 FLATBED, 22’, all steel, bang board ..................... $3,950 FLATBED, 15’, all steel, bang board ..................... $1,950 ADS IV6000, Performance Module ...................... $995 GUSTAFSON SEED TREATER ........................... $495 BAZOOKA, 54’ X 8” auger with transport gear ........$500 WACKER BS50-4S, Jumping Jack compactor.........$700 4-BOMBER TIRES & WHEELS......................ea $250
TRAILERS
’00 CASE IH 1015, 13’ pickup head ............... $3,000 3-CASE IH 80 SERIES, hellical concaves ..............$950
‘92 CIH 1680 HILLSIDE, 4390 Hrs, Chopper, ‘93 101025’ with Cart, ‘93 1020-25’ Flex Head............ $9,650
‘11 CASE IH 8120 LEVEL LAND, 3863 Sep Hrs., 4WD, Luxury Cab................................................. $79,500 ‘11 CASE IH 8120 LEVEL LAND, 4016 Sep Hrs, Luxury Cab ..........................................PARTING OUT, ½ OF NEW
SIMAK UNIVERSAL 400 TEDDER................ $2,500
2-NEW HADCO, 10-hole hubs, spindles.............ea 250 CUMMINS, 6-7L, 2K-hrs, complete.....................$7,500 CAT 3306-DI ENGINE, .................................$2,500 2-FIRESTONE 380/90R46 TIRES & WHEELS....$2,000 NEW KELLY 20.8x38-R1 Radial tire...................$1,000 UNVERFERTH WHEEL SPACERS, 16”, 14.5” ID & 16” ID.........................................................$500/Pair $
’76 IH 2070, tandem, Cummins 290, 10-spd, 2000-gal poly tanks, pump ............................. $5,950 ‘09 PETERBILT 335 SERVICE TRUCK, 8.3 Cummins, 13 Spd, Crane, Compressor, Welde............... COMING IN ‘86 FORD F250 LARIAT, 66K miles, diesel, AT $3,000 ‘06 VW JETTA TDI, 187K miles, 5-spd ............ $3,500
APPLICATORS
‘01 WESTERN HOPPER SET 29’ Lead, 25’ Pup, reskinned, roll tarp, spring suspension, all aluminum wheels... ..................................................................... $30,000 ’00 TIMPTE HOPPER PUP, 24’, 14’ tongue, roll tarp, outside aluminum wheels ................ $17,500 ’74 WELD-IT, pup tanker, 5160-gal, 3-compart .. $6,500 GENERAL, 21’ 5th-wheel equip trailer, air brakes . $7,500
HOFFMAN MANUFACTURING BACKPACKER, 1650 Gallon Cone Tank + 700 Gallon Cone Tank ......... $15,000
TILLAGE BUYS
JD 960 FIELD CULTIVATOR, 36’, Flex Harrow Sweeps................................. $6,000 CALKINS CULTA-WEEDER, 36’, 3-bar flex ...... $1,500 WIL-RICH 2800, 10-bottom plow, double reset springs$13,000 WIL-RICH, 10-bottom plow, auto reset ................ $3,000 IH 800, 10-bottom plow, toggle reset ................. $6,950
WIL-RICH, 22’ chisel plow ............................... $2,950 ROLLER, 15” roller, 5/6/8’ sections .............. $100/ft BRILLION, 18”-roller, 42’ ................................ $150/ft
More To See At:
www.jecosupply.com Ask For Erick!
(208) 882-6531
S276871-1
A4
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
MONDAY-THURSDAY JAN. 17-20
From the Pork Producers, here are some recipes with an international flavor.
Cuban Picadillo
1 pound 90% lean ground pork 2 teaspoons olive oil 1 cup white onion (chopped) 2 cups new potatoes (cooked, cut into 1/4-inch cubes) 1 1/4 cups tomatillo salsa 1 cup frozen corn (thawed) 1/4 cup cilantro 1/4 cup queso fresco (crumbled) Directions 1. Heat olive oil over medium heat in a large skillet; add onion and sauté for about 5 minutes. 2. Add ground pork, breaking into crumbles with the back of a spoon and turning frequently until browned on all sides. 3. Add potatoes, salsa and corn; stir and cook 10-15 minutes or until heated through. Fold in cilantro and sprinkle with cheese. Serve immediately. Kitchen, Page A8
PERRY POINTS FROM
Chrome-Alloy Wear Parts Pay!
LLC
✔ Drill Shoe Points ✔ Wear Control Plates ✔ Fertilizer Points ✔ Chisel & Culitvator Points ✔ Plow Shears, Shovels & Sweeps
TUNGSTEN CARBIDE WELDING WIRE
Dairy Forum 2022: J.W. Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa, Palm Desert, Calif. Presented by International Dairy Foods Association, the forum will feature what’s new, now and next for dairy foods. Website: www.idfa.org See Calendar, Page A7
K IN STOC NOW! Extend the life of your tillage tools with tungsten carbide welding wire.
LLC
FRIDAY JAN. 21
Chrome-Alloy after
running in the wheel track, same day, same machine
TUNGESTEN CARBIDE ENHANCED
2022 Northwest Hay Expo: Three Rivers Convention Center, Kennewick, Wash. Sponsored by the Washington State Hay Growers Association, this is a one-stop information center for all things hay. Website: www.wa-hay.org 2022 Idaho Potato Conference: Idaho State University, student union building, Pocatello. The conference includes educational presentations and a trade show. Website: www.uidaho.edu
SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY JAN. 23-26
600 Acres
Larry Schmedding
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY JAN. 19-20
Standard Point, wing-mounted,
600 Acres
Any Brand, Hot or Cold, any kind of Powder made! Anything to do with powder, we can help you.
The VISION Conference 2022: Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel and Spa, Glendale, Ariz. The conference engages leaders throughout agricultural technology to address the dynamic recent advances in technology, systems and platforms enabling interconnected solutions from farm to retail. Website: http://www.thevisionconference.com
SAIF Agri-Business Banquet: 6-9 p.m. Salem Convention Center, 200 Commercial St. SE, Salem. The SAIF Agri-Business Banquet is a celebration of the agricultural community and its impact on the mid-Willamette Valley. This rich and proud history is honored through special entertainment with a message. The speaker will be Terry Tymchuck from the Oregon Historical Society. We will also recognize an outstanding FFA student for leadership in shaping the future of the industry. Contact: 503-581-1466 Website: https://bit.ly/3sJlPsS
Get ready for upcoming repairs
It's Powder Torch Trade-In Time!
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY JAN. 18-19
(800) 321-5460
www.agritoolsupply.com • Email: lnschmed@gmail.com Call Anytime – Early, Late, Weekends
Add flexibility to your farming operation with a flexible spike tooth harrow from AC Harrow • • • •
Manage Residue Level Fields Incorporate Chemicals Seedbed Preperation
HARROW
AC Harrow 91 Whitetail Dr Grangeville, Idaho 208-507-0187 acharrows@gmail.com
S275455-1
By Dana
IWUA Annual Convention: Riverside Hotel, Garden City, Idaho. Population growth and its impact of the water supply and the need for infrastructure improvements are among the topics that will be covered. Contact: 208-344-6690 Website: www.iwua. org/85th-annual-convention/
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
A5
FX-742 World's Largest Rotary Cutter!
IN SSTO OLD!
CK!
42’ CUTTING WIDTH
makes long days short again. Use 1 cutter where traditionally 2 or 3 cutters were needed. Cover Cover more more ground ground && reduce reduce the the number number ofof tractors tractors and and fuel fuel costs. costs. Unique Unique 5-plex 5-plex design design flexibility flexibility allows allows for for aa 118” 118” (3m) (3m) needed. transport width. width. Available Available with with stump stump jumpers jumpers for for pasture pasture and and grass grass maintenance maintenance or or with with Schulte’s Schulte’s fixed fixed knife knife and and baffle baffle transport technology for for mulching mulching crop crop residue residue such such as as straw, straw, corn corn or or cotton cotton stalks. stalks. Unmatched Unmatched reliability reliability with with aa premium premium Bondioli Bondioli technology & Pavesi Pavesi SFT SFT drive drive & & gearbox gearbox system. system. Size Size 10 10 main main CV CV with with an an over over running running clutch clutch provides provides worry worry free free shut shut downs. downs. Fully Fully & compatible for all row crop cutting in 30”, 32”, 38”, 40” and one metre row spacing. compatible for all row crop cutting in 30”, 32”, 38”, 40” and one metre row spacing.
ORDER! INON STOCK!
ONSTOCK! ORDER! IN
FX-530 ROTARY CUTTER 30' of mowing & shredding excellence, fixed knife units, accommodates 30”, 32”, 36”, 38" row spacings.
IN STOCK! IN STOCK!
CAPABLE
3 BOX 3 SEED 3 RATE
GRAPPLES & HOULE loader-mount rock buckets & grapples, from 5'- 9', Various
ON ORDER! IN STOCK!
5026 ROTARY CUTTER 26', 1000-RPM driveline, skid pans, hyd cylinders for level lift, double-acting wing lift cyls, transport locks, 10-gauge deck.
IN STOCK!
FX-1800 ROTARY CUTTER 15' cuttingGX-150 width, medium duty, 540-RPMMOWER PTO, single domed welded deck, 6.5" 15’ width, Forklift tires, 540 PTO blade overlap, high blade tip speeds.
IN STOCK! IN STOCK!
® provides unmatched seedbeds through Great Plains The Great PlainsTurbo-Max 10' End-Wheel No-Till Drill is the ideal combination beaggressive ground leveling andversatility weed removal, tween the productivity of a large drill and the of a compact. With enhanced residue sizing, and unsurpassed residue its multiple box options, this machine is perfect for seedingcoverage. into pasture This True Vertical Tillage machine is available in 7 models with renovations and food plots.
working widths from 8.5' to 48'.
RS-320 ROCK PICKER Large 3.2 cubic yard hopper, T-iron tapered grate, picks 2" to 28" rocks, large flotation tires.
SRW800 WINDROWER Multi purpose 3-pt. hitch, rock windrower, variable hydraulic drum angle from 0 to 18 degree.
SCHULTE FX-318, 18' cutting width, 1000-rpm-PTO, Six 6.50-10 forklift tires.
WALTER IMPLEMENT
Odessa, WA • (509) 982-2644 • 1-800-572-5939 "THE FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST" www.walterimplement.com
widths fromOR 8.5' 48'.INFORMATION AT: VISIT YOUR LOCALworking GREAT PLAINS DEALER GETto MORE www.GreatPlainsAg.com
WALTER IMPLEMENT Odessa, WA • (509) 982-2644 • 1-800-572-5939
"THE FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST" www.walterimplement.com
“Harvest Starts Here.”
© Great Plains Mfg., Inc. 1446-GPM
WALTER IMPLEMENT Odessa, WA • (509) 982-2644 • 1-800-572-5939
Odessa, WA • (509) 982-2644 • 1-800-572-5939 "THE FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST" www.walterimplement.com www.walterimplement.com
126,000
$
with loader, hydro trans, 25-hp, R4 tires CALL
2-STAGE SNOWBLOWER AVAILABLE
NEW SNOWBLOWER!
VERSATILE FARM 430KING 600, 60”
DRILLS
Articulated, Cummins QSG-12, 11.8L, turboed & air-to-air NEW GREAT PLAINS aftercooled, 430-hp, 363-PTO-hp, closed center load sensing 1006NT , hyd. system (53-GPM), 6-remotes, 1¾"x1000-PTO .... CALL 10'x7.5", pull-type, '15 no-till, MF turbo 7624, coulter, Dyna small VT seedDeluxe, box ..... CALL Excellent Trelleborg tires, 1150--hrs, TRACTOR/LOADER loaded
126,000
$
NEW MF 4707,
70-Eng-hp, 4WD, 24x24 Power Shuttle, Dyna-2
MASSEY FERGUSON 1840M TRACTOR/LOADER, 12x12 power CALL
shuttle, 40-hp loader with 6’ SS bucket.................. CALL
AERATOR 50,000 50,000
'11 GLEANER GLEANER S77, S77, duals, CALL '11 duals, 390-bu, 390-bu, variable variable spd spd header header CALL GLEANER R62, R62, combine .......................................CALL GLEANER combine .......................................CALL
front PTO,version, CVT, Premium 3front point, PTO,165-hp CVT, $3 point, 165-hp 99,000
VERSATILE FURY FURY,, VERSATILE
99,000
$
JD 8560, 24.5x32 duals ................................$36,000 JD 8560, 24.5x32 duals.................................$36,000
DRILLS
HAY EQUIP
SAVAGE 6585 ROTARY AERATOR, 15’ WIDTH SAVAGE 6585 ROTARY AERATOR 15’ width
COMBINES COMBINES
MF 7618, Premium version, MF 7618,
CALL
cultivators, various shanks & attachments............. CALL
310-hp, 310-hp,PTO PTO
$$
NEW GREAT PLAINS 1006NT, 10'x7.5", pull-type, no-till, turbo coulter, small seed box
NEW KRAUSE 5635, 46' & 50'
NH NH 9482 9482
NEW MF 4707, 70-Eng-hp, 4WD, 24x24 Power Shuttle, Dyna-2
CALL
VERSATILE 430
Fast and flexible. The Fury is designed to cut/chop/size & mix your residue at speeds of 8-12-mph, up to 70-acres/hr, narrow 12' transport width. This is a one-pass residue management tool
MORRIS MOUNTED 3-BAR HARROWS, KRAUSE 1956, 27.5' tandem disc......... $9,000 4-1/2’ and 6’ widths in stock .................................... CALL
NEW BESTWAY FIELD PRO IV
SUSPENDED BOOM SPRAYERS
CALL
ROLLING HARROW UNVERFERTH
1645
S276908-1
Dyna VT Deluxe, Excellent Trelleborg tires, 1150--hrs, loaded
TRACTORS TRACTORS GC1725M,
with tarp, BRENT V800,
OnCALL Order
*Programs subject to change. Financing O.A.C. • ALL F.O.B.ODESSA ODESSA *Programs subject to change. Financing O.A.C. • ALLPRICES PRICES F.O.B.
NEW MF
NEW BRENT V800 NEW 800/65/32-R1's with tarp, 800/65/32-R1's V1000
Don Walter: don@walterimplement.com
'15 MF 7624,
GRAIN GRAINCARTS CARTS
45' Rolling Harrow, X-fold
CALL
HOULE
MF/HESSTON WR9770, 9196-16'$ double-conditioner header .........................
88,000
Articulated, QSG-12, 11.8L, turboed & 30’ air-to-air 15', 18', 26', & 42' NEWCummins SCHULTE aftercooled, 430-hp, 363-PTO-hp, closed centerinload sensing models stock! ROTARY CUTTERS hyd. system (53-GPM), 6-remotes, 1¾"x1000-PTO .... CALL
Features: Features:50-gal. 50-gal.rinse rinsesystem, system, chemical
inductor, 20" boom plumbing with triple nozzle bodies, (4) T-Jet 450FB boom valves, Hypro 9306C-HM5C-BU pump, variable ride boom Various Models suspension, ISO Bus 3rd party control kit, In Stock! S265093-1 optional auto boom height. loader-mount rock buckets & grapples from 5' to 9'
A6
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
IT’S THE PITTS By Lee Pitts
COMPLETE MOBILE REPAIR SERVICES
www.leepittsbooks.com
PORTABLE LINE BORING • HEAVY EQUIPMENT • AG REPAIR
Unsustainable
Serving the greater Eastern Washington area
Scott Carroll: 509-770-5560 Eddy Carroll: 509-988-0184 bigironrepair@odessaoffice.com S275483-1
CALL US!
We Have The Trucks, We Have The Trailers! Or, If You Want To Sell.. COME SEE US AT OUR SPOKANE AG EXPO BOOTH, FEB. 1ST-3RD!
PETERBILT 335 DUMP TRUCK, Cat C7, 6 spd., 3.90 ratio, 12’ box , pintle hitch, 104K miles.....CALL
1998 VOLVO WG64T,CUMMINS ISM 410 HP, Jakes, 10 spd., 4.33 ratio...........................$24,900
1997 VOLVO DAY CAB, Cat 3176B, 9 spd., 2004 FREIGHTLINER COLUMBIA, Detroit S60, 455 3.25 ratio, low miles, 200K..............................CALL hp , Jakes, 10 spd, 3.70 ratio, air ride, Clean Truck!..$29,900
TAKING DEPOSITS FOR GRAIN TRAILER RENTALS. 1998 WESTERN STAR 4900, Detroit 12.7, 500 CALL SCOTT. SPOTS ARE FILLING UP FAST!!! hp, 18 spd., drop axle, wet kit, 440K miles........CALL
Just .'d T D.O.
'02 B-B SPRAYER TRANSPORT, 12' wide, 45K-GVW, Must See! ...................................CALL!
Yard Goats in Stock for Rent or Purchase!
2001 STERLING L9500 CRANE TRUCK, Cat 12L, Eaton Fuller 8LL trans., 20K-FA, 46K-RA, double GMC BRIGADIER, DETROIT 6V92, runs great, lockers..................................................$39,900 cool ol’ truck!..............................................CALL
1969 HYSTER 35-40 ton lowboy, 18.5’ load 1997 FREIGHTLINER FL106, Detroit 4-cyl. Series well, beaver tail with flip up ramps, walking beam 50/315 hp, spring ride, low miles..............$17,900 susp, LP24.5 steel Budd...........................$14,900
CLASS 8 TRUCKS Spokane, WA
(509) 534-9088
S276855-1
I
don’t know about you but I’m getting tired of all this sustainability gobbledygook. I’ll tell you what’s not sustainable: • Throwing our borders open to welcome drug dealers, human traffickers, terrorists, violent criminals and people infected with Covid to enter the country. And then flying them in the middle of the night to towns all across America so they have to deal with all the ramifications. • Getting rid of police and wondering why crime is up. • Printing money so fast the circulation of dollars in the US is up 336% in 18 months which is causing inflation to explode while savers are paid .03% on their savings. The fed can’t raise interest rates to curb inflation because the payment on the thirty trillion in national debt would use up a sizable chunk of the federal budget. • We’re fighting climate change with idiotic and unnecessary overregulation while allowing China, India and Russia to pollute as they please. And we’re going to war against carbon dioxide which is what breathing produces. Are we therefore going to mandate that humans be phased out by 2035? • Depending on foreign countries for everything from our medicines to toys. We are importing 15% of our food supply and from 1999 to 2017 the amount of food we imported into this country tripled to $147 billion. And allowing China buy our biggest pork packer and two Brazilian firms, JBS and Marfrig, to buy so many American firms they now comprise two of the Big Four meatpackers only insures that we’ll become even more dependent on foreigners for our food in the future. • Spending $1,557,083 to watch lizards on a treadmilll; taking $4,575,431 from taxpayers to see what happened when alcoholic rats were sprayed with bobcat urine; wasting $36,831,620 on a study to see why hair turns gray; giving the National Institute of Health a $48,500 grant to write a history about smoking in Russia during the last 30 years; giving the DOD a $283,500 grant to study the daily lives of baby gnatcatchers because they’re threatened; squandering $65,473 of taxpayer dollars by handing it over to the National Park Ser-
vice to figure out what attracts bugs to a light bulb. What’s next, giving the USDA a million or two to find out how many federal employees it took to screw in the lightbulb? • Getting out of the manufacturing business and becoming a “service economy” where we’ll all make a living waiting on one another while depending on foreigners for almost everything we use and need. • Spending 20 years and 83 billion dollars on training Afghan forces and then leaving behind American citizens along with 85 billion worth of military equipment. • Freeing felons because the prisons are full. • Adopting a “let it burn” policy at the Forest Service and BLM. Allowing 4,000 trees to grow where there should be 1,000, not allowing thinning or removal of deadfall, closing of roads, eliminating clear cuts which acted as firebreaks, and getting rid of cows and sheep to graze forest land to naturally eliminate fuel loads so that in 2020 California alone could spend $10 billion fighting forest fires. • Being short 80,000 truck drivers and then mandating that all people driving a truck for a living be vaccinated for COVID or else lose their job. • Paying people not to work is unsustainable. As is our current Social Security system. • Going from being a country that produced 100% of its energy requirements to begging sheiks and cartel members to produce more energy. Canceling the Keystone pipeline, getting rid of leases on public lands and waters and suspending leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve all in the name of the Green New Deal and because of a prediction that melting ice caps could flood Los Angeles. (There could be negative effects too.) Then wondering why gasoline went up $1.30 a gallon in the past year. • Substantially lowering the amount that farmers, ranchers and timber producers can shield from inheritance taxes so that upon the death of both parents the farm, ranch or forest has to be sold just to pay the taxes. And these are the same people who you’re going to trust and rely upon to tell you how to sustainably run your ranch that’s probably been in your family for several generations?
January 2022
A7
The Growers’ Guide
Calendar
Continued from Page A4
USBI Biochar in the Woods Seminar (online): 9 a.m.-4 p.m. At the day-long, online seminar and the following field day events in Butte County, Calif. (free), you will learn how to make and use biochar onsite to increase the water holding capacity and resilience of forest soils. Website: https://bit.ly/3q1Ejli Uses and Benefits of Collaborative Robots in Manufacturing (online): 10-11 a.m. Is your manufacturing facility undergoing a workforce shortage? Attracting, hiring, and keeping workers is one of today’s key workforce challenges. In this free webinar, we will discuss how collaborative robotics may be able to help. We will include demonstrations and examples of cobots. Website: https://techhelp.regfox.com/20221robotics
TUESDAY-THURSDAY FEB. 1-3
S276853-1
THURSDAY JAN. 27
COMBINES
TRACTORS
Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade Show: George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas. The convention will include industry speakers and educational events. Website: http://www.ncba.org
TUESDAY-THURSDAY FEB. 8-10
World Ag Expo: 9 a.m. International Agri-Center, 4500 S. Laspina St., Tulare, Calif. One of the world’s largest ag shows returns this year to Tulare, Calif. With hundreds of exhibitors, presentations, seminars and other events, the World Ag Expo attracts attendees from around the nation — and the world. Website: http:// www.WorldAgExpo.org
2016 KUBOTA B3350SU, 369 hrs., 33hp, 4WD, loader....$12,900 ‘18 GLEANER S98, 795 sep. hrs., overhauled, RWA.....................CALL ‘14 GLEANER S78, 1565 sep. hrs., overhauled, RWA ..................CALL ‘11 GLEANER S77, 1651 sep. hrs., overhauled ...........................CALL ‘09 GLEANER R76, 1423 sep. hrs., overhauled, RWA..................CALL ‘13 MACDON D65, 40’ draper header, Gleaner adapter .......................................................... $45,000
WEDNESDAY FEB. 9
Intro to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) is an internationally recognized method of identifying and managing food safety-related risk. Participants will receive an International HACCP Alliance seal and certificate. Website: https://techhelp.regfox.com/introhaccp2022
SPRAYERS NEW FENDT 936, 360-hp, front PTO ...... CALL FOR DEMO
WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY FEB. 9-12
Organic Seed Growers Conference: Oregon State University Campus. The Organic Seed Growers Conference is the largest event focused solely on organic seed in North America, bringing together hundreds of farmers, plant breeders, researchers, certifiers, food companies, seed companies, and others from across the U.S. and around the world. Farm tours and short courses are held prior to the full two-day conference. Website: https://seedalliance.org/
SATURDAY FEB. 19
Oregon State University Small Farms Conference: OSU campus, Corvallis, Ore. More information to come. Everything you ever wanted to know about succeeding as a small-scale farmer. Website: https://bit.ly/3IA8jx9
THURSDAY FEB. 24
Virtual classes for pesticide applicators (online): 8 a.m.-noon. There will be virtual classes for pesticide applicators’ recertification, offered by Oregon OSHA and the Oregon Farm Bureau Health & Safety Committee. The virtual training will provide continuing education credits for any pesticide applicator licensed in Oregon. Participants will receive pesticide recertification CORE credits to maintain an applicator’s license. The four CORE credit hours provided are approved by the Oregon Dept. of Agriculture’s “Worker Protection Standard: What You Should Know.” Website: http:// www.OregonFB.org/pesticideclass See Events, Page A10
‘96 AG CHEM ROW GATOR 854, 90’ boom........... $24,500 ‘03 BRANDT SB4000, 90’ boom, 1600-gal, Auto Height ..... $7,900
HAY EQUIPMENT
‘01 JD 9400T, 9,920-hrs, like new tracks, runs great ... 46,500 ALLIS CHALMERS D15 with front loader, complete overhaul........$7,995 MF 65’s, 2 to choose from ........................................... $2,900 ALLIS CHALMERS 160, 40-hp diesel with front loader . $5,995 $
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW ‘21 MF/HESSTON 1841, small square baler......CALL HESSTON 4910, large 4x4 baler ............................... $4,000 CASE IH 8590, large 4x4 baler ................................. $4,000 TWINSTAR 2027, hydraulic hay rake ..................... $11,500
SWATHERS
PULL-TYPE SPRAYER, 85’, 750-gal stainless tank...... $2,500 ‘16 NEWHOUSE U2050, 20’ flail mower .............. $27,200 MACDON, 35’-40’ top auger kits for D-series header ...... $3,995
2018 KUBOTA RTV-XG850, 407 hrs., cab, heat, winch, new tires.....$18,000
‘08 MACDON M200, 2013 R85 16’ head, 2850-hrs$45,000 ‘13 HESSTON 9240, 16’ 9040 hay head, 1181-hrs $22,900
TILLAGE & DRILLS
2007 EXMARK LHP ZERO TURN MOWER, 1480 hrs, 23hp, 46” mower deck with mulch kit and power bagger........$3,500 LIKE NEW KUBOTA SVL75 TRACK SET, OEM wide tracks..$3,500
NEW GREAT PLAINS NTA2611 no til seeder 11’ with small seed kit....CALL NEW ‘21 GREAT PLAINS HS2200-23 QUALIDISC, 23’ Hybrid Tillage Tool ............................... CALL FOR DEMO IH 510, drills ............................................................ $4,900 IH 700, 10-bottom plow ............................................. $7,500 NOBLE 6000, sweep plow ......................................... $6,995 JD 975, 4-bottom plow .................................................... $4,995
1-800-545-5395 Local (541) 276-6222 Email: sales@feheq.com www.FEHEQ.com
EVENINGS: Dan Palm 541-379-6250 • JR Loiland 541-240-0572 • Shane Palm 541-379-2830
S276861-1
A8
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Kitchen Continued from Page A4
Cuban Pork Tenderloin
Ingredients 1 1/2 pounds pork tenderloin (trimmed) 1/4 cup orange juice (fresh) 1/4 cup grapefruit juice (fresh) 2 tablespoons cilantro (chopped) 1 teaspoon cumin 1 teaspoon dried oregano 2 cloves garlic (finely chopped) 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes 1. Using thin knife, trim silver skin from tenderloin. Mix orange juice, grapefruit juice, cilantro, cumin, oregano, garlic, salt, and
Using thin knife, trim silver skin from tenderloin. hot pepper in gallon-sized zip-top plastic bag. Add pork, close, and refrigerate
C
HECK OUR
Drill Discs To Fit JD 455
HEAVY DUTY
Single Ended Chrome Points K-Plates
Twisted Or Straight
Chisel Points
For Chisel Points
Dyko Style Points
Chisel Inserts
Cultivator & Multi-Purpose Fertilizer Points
Seed Opener
2000HD
✔ Dual Hex Head
Chrome Alloy, fits newer Horsch-Anderson Drill
GREAT N E S LECTIO
Cultivator Fertilizer Points
Compare Our Price On Plow Shares!
u Before Yo Buy, Call… Doug Fulton
JERRY’S
FARM SUPPLY
509-523-3276 or 509-879-8294
Plaza, WA
JIM NIELSEN TRUCK & PARTS
4075 Wynne Ave., * Butte, MT * 406-494-3394 * Cell: 406-565-7235 Non-Operational Component Trucks Selling as Complete Parts Trucks ’07 PETERBILT 379, less engine and transmission ’06 FREIGHTLINER Conv., 14L Detroit, very low miles ’06 INTERNATIONAL 4300 C&C, bad engine ’04 INTERNATIONAL 9400, bad ISX ’02 FREIGHTLINER-FL108, Detroit power ’00 STERLING S/A Tractor, bad 8.3 Cummins ’00 FREIGHTLINER-FL70, good 5.9 Cummins ’00 INTERNATIONAL 4700, C&C, DT466 ’00 INTERNATIONAL 4700, C&C, DT466, automatic, dash fire ’98 KENWORTH-T2000, 9(bad N14) ’97 KENWORTH-T800, good M11 ’95 INTERNATIONAL 9200, 16’ alum. dump, bad N14 ’94 GMC TopKick, good 3116 Cat ‘94 GMC TopKick,, bad engine ’94 FORD-L9000, L10, new 8LL, elec. fire ’94 INTERNATIONAL 4700, bad 444 ’92 GMC TopKick, Pepsi, runs & drives ’91 GMC TopKick, Pepsi, runs & drives ’91 GMC TopKick, gas, automatic ’91 GMC TopKick, 3116 Cat, less transmission, low miles ’91 GMC TopKick, tandem, 3113 Cat, bad injector drives ’90 FORD-L9000, tandem, C&C, bad L10 ’90 FORD-L8000, S/A, C&C, 7.8, 6 speed ’90 INTERNATIONAL 4700, bucket chassis, DT360, auto., 2-spd. rear ’89 INTERNATIONAL 4700, U-Haul, bad engine ’86 GMC 7000, S/A dump, bad motor ’85 FORD-L8000, S/A tractor, good 3208T Cat ’85 GMC 7000 C&C, good 366, 5&2, R R, chassis fire ’80 FORD-F88 C&C, good 8.2 Detroit ’79 FORD-L8000, tandem, C&C, roll, good 855 Cummins, steerable lift ’79 GMC 7000, C&C, good 366, 5&2, bad brakes ’79 CHEVROLET-C70, C&C, good factory 471T Detroit ’79 INTERNATIONAL-S1600, good 345, 5&2 S277019-1
S276873-1
Plain Or Chrome Capped
Chrome Alloy
PRICES!
for at least 30 minutes and up to 4 hours. Meanwhile, make Rice and Black Bean Salad. 2. Prepare outdoor grill for direct medium-hot grilling. For a gas grill, preheat grill on high. Adjust temperature to 400°F. For a charcoal grill, build fire and let burn until coals are covered with white ash. Spread coals and let burn for 15-20 minutes. 3. Lightly oil cooking grate. Remove pork from marinade, drain briefly, but do not scrape off solids. Place on grill and cover grill. Cook, turning occasionally, until browned and instant-read thermometer inserted in center of pork reads 145 degrees Fahrenheit, about 20-27 minutes. Transfer to carving board and let stand 3-5 minutes. Cut on slight diagonal and serve with rice and black bean salad.
Korean Pork Chops
Ingredients 4 SERVINGS 4 New York (top loin) pork chops 1/2 cup soy sauce 4 tablespoons honey 12 cloves garlic (minced) 2 teaspoons sesame oil 4 teaspoons fresh ginger root (grated) 2 tablespoons sweet chili sauce 2 tablespoons olive oil Directions 1. In a medium size bowl whisk together soy sauce, honey, garlic, ginger, sesame oil and sweet chili sauce. It’ll make just over 1 cup of marinade. Reserve half the marinade, set aside. Pour the other half of the marinade over
Getty Images
pork chops and marinate for at least 10 minutes. Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat; add pork chops to skillet, discard remaining marinade. 2. Cook for 5 minutes or until chops have browned on one side. 3. Flip the pork chops and add the reserved marinade to the pan; cook for 5 more minutes or until the pork reaches an internal temperature between 145 degrees F. (medium rare) and 160 degrees F. (medium). Let rest for 3 minutes before serving.
Italian Cupboard Soup
Complete this soup with warmed Italian bread and salad of mixed greens. Ingredients 4 SERVINGS 2 boneless pork chops (cubed) 15 ounces chopped tomatoes (undrained) 29 ounces chicken broth 2 tablespoons dried minced onion 15 ounces cannellini beans (OR great Northern beans, drained and rinsed) 8 ounces fresh spinach leaves (torn) Directions 1. In a deep saucepan, brown the pork in a little oil; add all ingredients except spinach; bring to a boil, lower heat and simmer for 15 minutes; stir in torn spinach and cook for 2 minutes more. 2. Optional serving suggestion — top with a sprinkle of grated Parmesan cheese just before serving.
Jamaican Pork
Ingredients 4 SERVINGS
1 pound pork tenderloin (cubed) 1 tablespoon butter 1 teaspoon curry powder 2 bananas (medium) 1/2 cup pineapple juice 1/4 cup onion (minced) 1/4 cup coconut flakes Directions 1. Melt butter in a large skillet, stir in curry powder until foamy. Cut bananas into 1/2-inch rounds and saute in curry butter until golden brown. Remove from skillet, set aside. Add pork cubes to skillet and saute until golden brown. Salt to taste. Stir in pineapple juice and minced onion. Cover and simmer 10 minutes, until pork is tender. Stir in coconut and bananas and toss lightly. 2. Serve with hot cooked rice, if desired.
Mexican Pork Shoulder Stew
Ingredients 4 SERVINGS 1 pound cooked boneless pork shoulder roast 1 tablespoon chili powder (Mexican) 6 cloves garlic (minced, 1 1/2 teaspoons) 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon black pepper 2 tablespoons lime juice 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 stalks celery (thinly sliced) 1 onions (medium, roughly chopped) 1 large carrots (peeled, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced) 1 poblano chiles (seeded and cut into 1/2-inch pieces) 1/2 jalapeno chilies (large, thinly sliced) 1 3/4 cups chicken stock 14 ounces reduced sodium chicken broth 12 ounces Mexican lager beer 1/2 teaspoon dried leaves oregano 2 bay leaves 3 tablespoons flour 2 cups cooked rice (optional) Directions 1. Remove and discard skin and outer fat from cooked pork roast. Cut meat into 3/4-inch cubes. (You should have about 4 cups cubed pork.) 2. Place pork in a single layer in glass baking dish. Sprinkle with chili powder, garlic, cumin, salt and black pepper. Toss pork until evenly coated with seasonings.
See Pork, Page A9
January 2022
Pork Continued from Page A8 Drizzle with lime juice and 1 tablespoon oil; toss until evenly coated. Cover baking dish with plastic wrap and marinate pork in refrigerator for 30 minutes. 3. Meanwhile, heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil over medium heat in 6-quart soup pot or Dutch oven. Add celery, onion, carrot, and poblano and jalapeño chiles. Cook about 5 minutes or until onion is translucent and vegetables are crisp-tender, stirring occasionally. 4. Add marinated pork mixture to vegetables in soup pot. Cook for 2 minutes over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Stir in chicken stock, beer, oregano and bay leaves. Bring mixture to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low. Gently simmer, covered, for 30 minutes. 5. Stir together flour and 1/3 cup cold water in small bowl until smooth. Slowly stir flour mixture into stew
A9
The Growers’ Guide
Getty Images
Irish pork stew begins with boneless blade pork roast. Hearty and flavorful, this stew’s flavor changes depending on what type of beer or stout you choose. mixture. Increase heat to medium; cook and stir for 1 minute. Remove from heat. 6. Serve stew in bowls or, if desired, over rice.
Irish Pork Stew
Description
bi30iv
2018 CIH STEIGER 620 #UAG68F, 2,655 hrs, 620 HP, Quad Track, Del. Cab w/susp, Powershift.. $315,000 az91ty
2016 CIH MAG 180 CVT #UAG58C, 2,085 hrs, 180 HP, MFWD, CVT trans, del cab, eng block, trans heat$108,000 bi40ev
2016 CIH MAG 180 CVT #UAG85D, 5,008 hrs,180 HP, MFWD, Del Cab, Top Link, 3 PT, 540 PTO..$83,500
Hearty and flavorful, this stew’s flavor changes depending on what type of beer or stout you choose. Serve with samples of imported beers and a loaf of Irish soda bread.
Ingredients 8 SERVINGS 2 pounds boneless blade pork roast (cut into 1/2inch cubes) 1/3 cup flour 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
Freight Assistance Available- Call for Information
CALDWELL, ID (208) 466-7875
bl72jm
2017 CIH MAG 250 CVT #UAG62C, 1,844 hrs, 250 HP, MFWD, CVT trans, del. perform cab, eng block $165,000 bi30ks
2016 CIH MAG 280 CVT #UAG75E, 1,943 hrs, 280 HP, MFWD, del cab, eng block, trans heater..$145,000
www.BurksTractor.com
TWIN FALLS, ID (208) 733-5543
ba66ul
2016 CIH MAG 280 CVT #UAG72E, 1,901 hrs, 280 HP, MFWD, CVT, Del cab, eng block, trans heater $155,000 bi40et
2017 CIH MAG 250 CVT #UAG88E, 5,321 hrs, 250 HP, MFWD, CVT trans, del cab, eng block, trans heat$112,000
1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon vegetable oil 8 red potato (quartered) 4 carrots (peeled and chopped) 4 onions (large, peeled and sliced 1/2-inch thick) 1 clove garlic (minced) 1/4 cup parsley (chopped) 1 teaspoon caraway seeds 1 bay leaf 10.5 ounces chicken broth 12 ounces stout (imported, OR beer) 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar 1 tablespoon brown sugar Directions 1. In a bowl combine flour, salt and pepper. Coat pork cubes. Heat oil in Dutch oven; brown meat over medium-high heat. Add onions and garlic. Cook and stir 5 minutes. Stir in remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil. Cover; medium-low heat for 1 to 1 1/4 hours or until meat is very tender. Stir occasionally.
bi30ix
2018 CIH STEIGER 620 QUAD #UAG77K 2,559 hrs, Track, Deluxe cab w/ susp, Powershift . . . $310,000 bh73ch
2014 CASE IH MAXXUM 130 CVT #UAG71K, 9,407 hrs., 120 HP, MFWD, gpsready, needs minor repairs$42,000 bi44hr
2015 CIH MAG340 #UAG22G, 2,376 hrs, 340 HP, MFWD, Pwrshft, Del Cab, Quick Hitch, Top Link, 3 Pt $150,000 S276821-1
A10
The Growers’ Guide
FFororAACComplete omplete llisting istingVVisit isit: :
January 2022
WWW.FERTILIZEREQUIPMENT.NET WWW.FERTILIZEREQUIPMENT.NET
DEALER INDEX Phone Page
‘18 VENTURI 380, CUMMINS DIESEL, Allison
‘17 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, 2460-hrs, AirMax Precision 2 bed, 70’ boom .... $187,500 ‘16 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, 3628-hrs, ‘16 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, 3628-hrs, AirMax Precision 2 .......................... $$148,000 AirMax Precision 2 .......................... 148,000 ‘17 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, Airmax Precision, 70’ boom, Viper 4, 3254 hours................. $143,000
automatic, 4 wheel steering, Adj axles. CaseIH 810 twin bin air flow system, 2 Micro bins, 70’ boom, Raven Viper 4, autosteer, 2,390 hours. .................$205,000
‘16 CASE IH TITAN 3540 FLOATER, 1512.1-hrs, 3-wheeler with 810 Air Delivery Box, 70’ $ 167,000 boom, coapIHbins, Viper 4540, 4, Autosteer 16 CASE TITAN 2796.....hours, FLX 810 ‘16 TERRA GATOR TG8400B, AGCO diesel engine, air spreader bed, with 70’ boom, 2 bin bed with coap CVT trans, 14’ New Leader L4000, twin spinner, all bins, Electric roll tarp, Raven Viper 4 rate controller, hydTERRA ,SS insert, New Leader L4000AGCO G4 SSdiesel multiengine, bin, AutoSteer..................................$163,000 ‘16 GATOR TG8400B, 151,000 Raven Viper14’ 4, lightbar, 2,132-hrs ... $twin CVT trans, New Leader L4000, spinner, all hyd ,SS insert, New Leader L4000 G4 SS multi bin, Raven Viper 4, lightbar, 2,132-hrs... $151,000
‘15 TERRA GATOR 8400B, Precision 2-70’ Boom, granular bins, Viper Pro, $ 132,500 Auto TERRA Steer, 3600-hrs ‘15 GATOR................. 8400B, Precision 2-70’ ‘14Boom, TERRA GATOR Dry Floater, Air Max granular bins,8400, Viper Pro, Precision 2 70’ boom,................. granular bins,$132,500 Auto Steer, 3600-hrs $ 123,500 Viper Pro, auto steer, 3500-hrs ... Floater, ‘14 TERRA GATOR 8400, Dry Air Max Precision 2 70’ boom, granular bins, Viper Pro, auto steer, 3500-hrs... $123,500
‘15 CASE IH TITAN 4030, New Leader L4000 G4 - 14’ spreader4030, box, stainless steel ‘15 CASE IH dryTITAN New Leader insert, Multi Ag Leader L4000New G4 -Leader 14’ dryL4000 spreader box,Bin, stainless steel $ monitor, 3,452-hrs 153,500 insert, New Leader................... L4000 Multi Bin, Ag Leader $ ‘10monitor, CASE 4020, Viper Pro, New Leader L4000 3,452-hrs ................... 153,500 $ Twin Bin dry box, 3690-hrs ..... Leader 95,000 08G4CASE 4520, Viper Pro, New Bed, 4579 Hrs................................... $85,000 ‘14 ROGATOR
1300 ‘053,220-hrs, JD 724J PAYLOADER New Leader bed, ,
89,000
$
‘15 CASE IH 4530 dual micro ingred bins, 70’ boom, Viper Pro, 2964-hrs ........ $148,000 ‘14 CASE IH TITAN 4530, 70’ boom, multi ‘16 CASE IH Viper TITAN FLOATER, product, Raven Pro,3540 5019-hrs ... $98,500 1512.1-hrs, 3-wheeler with 810 Air Delivery Box, 70’ boom, coap bins, Viper 4, Autosteer ..... $167,000
‘14 CASE IH PATRIOT 4430, 1200-gal, AIM Command, 120’ boom, Viper IV, 650/ 65R38 tires,dual 2234-hrs .... $157,000 ‘15 CASEflotation IH 4530 micro ingred bins, 70’ ‘14 CASE IH PATRIOT 4430, Sprayer, boom, Viper Pro, 2964-hrs ........ $148,000 1200-gal liquid 4530, system,70’100’ ‘14 CASE IHSSTITAN boom,boom, multi Wilger Raven nozzlesViper withPro, AIM5019-hrs Command, nozzle 98,500 product, ... $20” spacing, Autosteer, Raven Auto Boom height, AIM Command Pro, Raven ‘14 VECTOR 300 New Leader L4000 G4 MultiApplier all hyd with insert, roll tarp, Viper Pro, 2953-hrs.....$124,500 ‘14 CASE IH PATRIOT 4430, 1200-gal, AIM Command, 120’ boom, Viper IV, 650/ 65R38 flotation tires, 2234-hrs .... $157,000
‘05 JD 724J Diesel engine, PAYLOADER , shuttle shift, 118” bucket, 6442-hrs . $88,000 ‘05 PETE/STAHLY 335 Cummins, auto, ‘98 KENWORTH T800, Tender, Cat 3306, Diesel Newengine, Leader 10-spd trans, tandem axle, rear airlift tag + pusher shuttle shift, 118” bucket, 6442-hrs . $82,000 G4, 4150-hrs axle, Rayman 4-comp hydDOZER, SS dry fertilizer DEERE 850B CRAWLER OROPS,tender John $ ‘0582,000 PETE/STAHLY 335 $ box, 199,505-mi .............$39,000 29,000 Deere24.5 dieseltires, engine, 10,387 hours Cummins, auto, ‘14 VECTOR 300 ‘04 PETE, floater New Leader New Leader spray truck, 76’ G4, 4150-hrs L4000 G4 $ boom, 20” nozzle 82,000 MultiApplier all spacing, Envisio Pro, hyd with insert, ‘04 PETE, Raven controlfloater valves $ roll tarp, Viper Pro, 2953-hrs ..... $ spray truck, 76’ ‘08 STERLING124,500 ACTERRA,
79,000
‘10 IH 7400,
boom, 20” nozzle spacing, Envisio Pro, Raven control valves
Max Force $ engine, Al79,000 lison Auto, New IHLeader ‘10 7400, $ L4000-G4, Max Force3066-hrs.................... 88,000 engine, Allison Auto, New Leader L4000-G4, 3066-hrs.................... $88,000 ‘04 KBH, 24-ton, self‘96 FREIGHTLINER, Cummins, with 24-ton contained semitender with side discharge $39,500 Ray-Man tender with24 ton tender ........................ $27,500 ‘88 IH, Deutz diesel engine ......................... $34,500
fuel truck, Cummins diesel, Allison auto, tandem axle full screw, 3600-gal 5-comp fuel body, dual metered hose reels, frame mounted storage boxes, 218,755-mi ........................... $38,500
‘98 KENWORTH T800, Tender, Cat 3306, 10-spd trans, tandem axle, rear airlift tag + pusher axle, Rayman 4-comp hyd SS dry fertilizer tender ‘02 STERLING $ box, 24.58-spd tires ............................ Cummins, Lo/Lo transmission, 39,000 full screw tandem axle, heavy front axle, 4400-gal, 4-compartment body, dual metered hose reels, 617,568-mi. Tank has current test ... $37,500 ‘13 MERRITT, with Repat conveyor system, Electric roll tarp, ‘08 STERLING ACTERRA, 4-hoppers, Air fuel truck, Cummins diesel, Allison auto, axle ridetandem suspension full screw, 3600-gal 5-comp fuel body, dual metered $ hose reels, frame mounted storage 44,500 $ boxes, ‘69 218,755-mi LUBBOCK........................... 38,500 NH3 STERLING transport Cummins, 8-spd Lo/Lo transmission, ‘02 trailer,10,400-gal, full screw tandem axle, heavy front axle, 4400-gal, Blackmer pump, 4-compartment body, dual metered hose reels, 617,568Choose 5 test ...................... $37,500 mi. Tank from has current
‘96 FREIGHTLINER, Cummins, with 24-ton Ray-Man tender with side discharge $39,500 $ 16 IH, RBR24VENTURI 350, Case IH 810 Flex Air, ‘88 ton tender ........................ 27,500 70’‘99 booms, Raven Viper IV, 650/65R38 flotation tires, 3,223 hrs .................................$143,500 WILLMAR $ 42,000 24-ton ‘13 MERRITT, with Repat consemi-tender veyor system, BBI Electric roll tarp, COMPOST WILLMAR, 24-ton, self-contained 4-hoppers, ....$34,500Air SPREADER, ride suspension 22’ dual spinner, 40’, ISO compatible, ‘66 LUBBOCK TRANSPORT, 9200-gal, Full Selection of NH3 Transports $ $31,000 Ranging in price from $30,000 $46,000 Briggs & Stratton engine, pump ......... over chain, 550/60-22.5 tires .to$26,000 44,500 belt
S264926-1
Greyn Fertilizer Supply
406-466-5356 406-466-5356– –Choteau, Choteau,Montana Montana• •406-476-3402 406-476-3402 – Dutton, Dutton,Montana Montana S276822-1
AC Harrow
208-507-0187
A4
J&T Equipment Sales
Accucon
509-534-4460
C2
Adams Tractor
509-535-1708
Ag Enterprise Supply
Phone Page 406-381-3159
B12
JECO Supply
509-990-9565
C16
B14
Jerry’s Farm Supply, LLC
509-990-9565
A8
509-235-2006
A14
Jim Nielsen Truck & Parts
406-494-3394
A8
Ag Trucks and Equipment
509-338-7346
C1
Jones Truck & Implement
509-397-4371
Agpro Marketing & Mfg., Inc.
208-746-2212
B8
Agri-Tool and Supply LLC
800-321-5460
A4
Kincaid Real Estate
509-397-4434
A7
American Tractor
541-423-1200
B13
Kuhl Auto Parts/NAPA
509-3976-3481
C2
Andy Knapp
509-466-6153
B7
Leland Trailer & Equipment
509-535-0291
B10
Augie’s Ag Sales
509-787-1048
A13
Loomis Truck & Tractor
509-677-3449
B9
Bank of Eastern Oregon
541-676-9125
C10
McGregor Company
509-397-4360
C12
Barnes Welding, Inc.
509-745-8588
C14
Mike’s Auto
509-725-1765
B9
Bell Equipment, Inc.
208-937-2402
C5
North Frontier Farms, Inc.
406-403-4600
C12
Big Iron Repair
509-770-5560
A6
North Pine Ag Equipment
509-523-6461
C7
Bill Russell
208-651-8698
C11
Northwest Ag Equipment
541-409-0957
B6
Bison Pipe
208-324-2142
A2
Odessa Trading Company
509-982-2634 A12, C6
Blue Mountain Agri-Support
208-746-6447
B3
Pacific Petroleum & Supply
509-467-3130
C10
Bourgault Tillage Tools
306-275-4500
C15
Palouse Welding & Machine, Inc. 509-878-1551
C11
Boyer Land and Cattle
208-843-2551
B11
Pape Machinery
503-437-6864
A15
Burks Tractor
208-733-5543
A9
Parsons Equipment
509-632-5205
C3
Burlingame Machinery Consignments 509-240-2799
B1
Photosyntech
701-226-8958
B15
Class 8 Trucks
509-534-9088
A6
Randy’s Truck, LLC
509-525-9410
C7
Correll’s Scale Service
800-572-0426
C8
Smith Chrome Plating
800-888-1203
C13
Diesel & Machine
208-743-7171
B5
Spectrum Crop Development
509-659-1757
C9
Ed-Ka Manufacturing, Inc.
509-635-1521
A13
Spokane Ag Expo
509-3210-3633
C11
Fab-Mech
509-597-7065
C14
St. John Hardware & Implement 509-283-2211 B2, B16
Farm & Home Supply
509-843-3395
B10
Stockland Livestock Exchange 800-372-6845
C15
Farm Equipment Headquarters
541-276-6222
A7
T&S Sales
509-535-1177
C14
Greyn Fertilizer Equipment
406-466-5356
A10
Tankmax, Inc.
509-545-4600
B11
Harvest Solutions
541-786-2358 A12,B13,C12
3 Roads Equipment & Consignment 509-876-1590
C15
High Mountain Horsepower
509-321-5428
Walter Implement
509-982-2644
A5
Hillco Technologies, Inc.
800-937-2461 A 2, B4, C8
Whitman County Custom
509-385-8358
B15
Huber Trailer Sales
800-424-7114
C9
Wood’s Hay & Grain
208-255-4270
B8
J&M Fabrication
509-235-5711
C10
Younker Bros.
800-362-2387
B6
A2
Events Continued from Page A7
THURSDAY-FRIDAY FEB. 24-25
USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum (virtual): The forum will include more than 30 breakout sessions on climate, innovation, trade, commodity outlooks and supply chains. Website: https:// www.usda.gov/oce/ag-outlook-forum
SATURDAY-SUNDAY MARCH 26-27
Central Oregon Agricultural Show: 9 a.m. Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center, 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond, Ore. Welcome to the first-ever Central Oregon Agricultural Show, featuring exhibitors, presentations, seminars and more. See you in Redmond! Website: https://northwestagshow.com/ Phone: 800-882-6789
TUESDAY MARCH 29
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Legislative Conference. 5:30-
A11, B14, C4, C9, C13
8:30 p.m. J.W. Marriott Hotel, Washington, D.C. The conference will focus on federal policy. Website: www.ncba.org
SATURDAY-SUNDAY APRIL 23-24 Oregon Ag Fest: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.- 5p.m. Sunday. Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th St. NE, Salem, Ore. 97301. The goal of Oregon Ag Fest is to provide an experience for the whole family that is educational and fun. And, we keep it affordable! Kids age 12 and under are free; others are $9. Parking is free.
WEDNESDAY MAY 18 Dairy Tech 2022 Conference: Austin Marriott Downtown, Austin, Texas. Hosted by the International Dairy Foods Association and dairy.com, the conference will focus on the impact of technology and innovation in the industry. Website: https://www.idfa.org/events/ dairytech-conference
January 2022 METHODOLOGY
MEET OUR SALES STAFF!
This analysis highlights the findings of an online survey of N=1,200 Washington, Oregon, and Idaho residents (n=400 in each) conducted from July 26–August 3, 2021. Quotas and weighting were used to ensure representativeness in each state by nested age and gender, race/ethnicity, education, and area of the state. For the total Pacific Northwest results, weights were used to adjust to reflect the population of each state as a part of the region. The margin of error for the N=1,200 sample is +/- 2.8% at a 95% confidence level; the margin of error for the n=400 sample is +/- 4.9% at the 95% confidence level. The margin of error is higher for subgroups.
Dan Helbling
USED COMBINES
STRONG MAJORITIES OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST RESIDENTS SUPPORT THE PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY FROM THE LOWER SNAKE RIVER DAMS
Rena OlsOn
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
17%
68%
Ask About Used Tractor Interest Waivers!
55%
18%
61% Total support
23%
18%
17% Total oppose
14%
27%
$ ‘14 CASE CASE IH IH 8230, 8230, Hillco, Hillco, 4WD, 4WD, MacDon MacDon FD140 FD75-40’ header 320,000 ‘14 head ..... $320,000 ‘21 CASE IH 9250 HILLCO, 4WD, MACDON FD145 HEADER......$640,000 ‘20 CASE IH 8250, Hillco, 4WD, 712 sep. hrs., FD140.............$550,000 $ ‘20 CASE 4WD, MACDONheader FD 140................. HEADER.....$550,000 ‘18 CASEIH IH8250, 9240,HILLCO, MacDon FD75-40’ 450,000 ‘18 CASE CASE IH IH 8240, 9240, Hillco, MacDon FD140-40’ ................. $$450,000 430,000 ‘18 4WD, 1500 sep.header hrs., FD75-40’ $ ‘18 CASE CASEIH IH8230, 9240,Hillco, MacDon FD75-40’ ................. ‘13 4WD, MacDonheader FD75-40’ Header.. $320,000 320,000 ‘13 CASE FD75-40’ HEADER.......$320,000 ‘11 CASEIH IH8230, 8120,HILLCO, Hillco,4WD, 4WD,MACDON 35’ 3201.......................$200,000 $ 2-‘11 Hillco, 4WD, 2600-hrs, 30’30’ .....ea 125,000 (2) ‘11CASE CASEIHIH7088’s, 7088’S, Hillco, 4WD, 2600-hrs, ..ea$125,000 $ $ 70,000 ‘03 CASE IH 2388, 4200E/3600S-hrs, Hillco, 4WD, 101030’ ‘10 CASE IH 8120, Hillco, 4WD, 2800 sep. hrs., FD75-40’ .. 240,000 $ 2-‘01 CASE IH 2388, 4WD4WD, ............................... ea 50,000 ‘07 CASE IH 8010, w/ Hillco, FD75-40, Hillco, 3273S.......$210,000 $ ‘99 CASE CASEIHIH2388, 2388,Hillco, Hillco,4WD, 2WD, 1010-header .................. 35,000 ‘05 3000 sep. hrs., 30’ 2010.......$79,000 ‘98 CASE CASE IH IH8010, 2388,w/ Hillco, 4WD, 1010-30’ ............. $40,000 ‘04 3020 header, 4WD, header Hillco.............$150,000 ‘89 CASE CASE IH IH 2388, 1670, 4WD, 1010-25’ headerlevel & pealand....................$45,000 header, consg .... $12,000 ‘04 30’ 1010 ‘03 CASE IH 2388, 4200E/3600S-hrs, Hillco, 4WD, 1010- 30’$70,000 ‘01 CASE IH 2388, Hillco, 4WD....................................... $50,000 ‘98 CASE IH 2388, Hillco, 4WD, 1010-30’ header ............. $40,000
23% Don’t know
DHM RESEARCH | AUGUST 2021 | CHART 1
SUPPORT FOR THE SNAKE RIVER DAMS CLEARLY OUTPACES OPPOSITION IN ALL KEY SUBGROUPS BY SELF-IDENTIFIED PARTISANSHIP AND GEOGRAPHY IN IDAHO, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON Within each state, support for the Snake River Dams is strong and outpaces opposition in all key subgroups by self-reported political affiliation and geography.
Dams Continued from Page A1 About 14% said they had no concerns about the potential removal of the dams. Kurt Miller, executive director of Northwest RiverPartners, told the Capital Press he wasn’t sure what to expect prior to commissioning the survey. “I was definitely pleased with the results,” Miller said of the survey. “I was heartened, gratified to see that.” He pointed to messaging from advocacy groups and media attention surrounding Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson’s proposed plan for dam breaching and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Sen. Patty Murray’s federal-state assessment of salmon recovery, including dam breaching, as reasons for his uncertainty. “People are being told that their neighbors essentially support dam breaching, and I don’t think that’s the case,” he said. “It’s important for the public to know it’s only a smaller minority that believes this would be good policy for the Pacific Northwest.” Miller hopes policy makers such as Inslee and Murray pay attention to the survey’s findings. “We want to find the most productive ways of helping salmon without harming society,” he said. “If we’re concerned about the will of the people, it’s certainly the will of the
TyleR elsTaD
USED TRACTORS
Do you support or oppose the use of hydroelectric dams on the lower Snake River to produce electricity? 60%
nic MayeR
Ask About Interest Our Waivers 12 Month Waiver on 2010 and& newer combines. OAC on New Used Equipment!
A clear majority of 60% of the region’s residents indicate support for “the use of hydroelectric dams on the lower Snake River to produce electricity,” while 17% oppose said use, and 23% don’t know.
Pacific Northwest
A11
The Growers’ Guide
people to keep the dams in place.” Miller believes the survey results show residents understand the energy challenges ahead, citing 100% clean energy objectives, initiatives for electric cars and other forms of transportation and the loss of fossil-fuel resources such as coal and natural gas generation plants. “I think what people see there is that resources that are carbon-free and can produce electricity 24-7 are going to be really important in the region’s future,” he said. “I think people can do the math.” Efforts to breach the dams, especially Inslee’s and Murray’s proposed initiative, represent a “significant clear and present danger” to the future of the dams, and eventually the entire hydropower system, Miller said. “A lot of the arguments that are made in favor of breaching the lower Snake River dams are often not based on complete information, or even (based on) inaccurate information,” he said. “Our concern is that those same questionable arguments will be applied to other dams if these dams go.” Northwest RiverPartners serves not-for-profit, community-owned electric utilities in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Nevada and Wyoming and represents partners that support clean energy, low-carbon transportation and agricultural jobs.
‘14 CASE IH 580Q, 4,200-hrs, clean, HD hyd pump, 6-valves, Jake, 36” tracks........................................ $240,000 ‘15 CASE IH 580Q, PTO, 4400-hrs, NAV II controller, 700-monitor, ‘14Jake, CASE 580QT, hyd................ pump, $260,000 twinIHhyd pumps,4,200-hrs, 36” tracks,clean, rebuiltHDaxles $ tracks.............................................. 240,000 ‘126-valves, CASE IHJake, 50036” QUADTRAC, 6,200 HRS., 36” TRACKS, PTO...$210,000 ‘15 Jake, PTO,PTO, twin pumps, 36”, 5081 ‘09 CASE CASEIHIH580QT, QUADTRAC, 36” TRACKS, 9300hrs.....$240,000 HRS., CONSIGN‘15MENT...$135,000 CASE IH 500QT, 6V, 4823 hrs.................$220,000 ‘10 PTO, CASE 36”, IH 485Q, PTO, 3-pt, Lux cab, 6300-hrs, 30” ‘12tracks............................................................................... CASE IH 500 QUADTRAC, 6,200 hrs, 36” tracks, PTO...$$135,000 190,000 ‘09 PTO,of36”, 9300 hrs.,13,900-hrs, consigned ................................ ‘89 CASE CASE IH IH535QT, 9170, lots recent work, 24.5-32’s .... CALL ‘03 IH 375STX, triples, PTO, 10,500 hrs ................. $65,000 CAT CASE 75E, 10,500 HRS.......................................................$45,000 ‘11 JD 8360RT, PTO, 5700 hrs .............................. $155,000 JD 9300 WHEEL GPS, TRACTOR............................................$50,000 ‘04 JD 9520, PS, PTO, 5-valves, 800x46 duals, 1983 hrs . $120,000 ‘97 JD 8400T, new track, 8100 hrs .................................. $40,000 ‘05 NEW HOLLAND TC29DA, loader, canopy, 750 hrs.... $15,000
DRILLS
1
LANDOLL
RENTAL RETURN, ’15 JD S680, RAHCO Hillside, 4WD, 1900-S hrs, 635 header$299,000 ‘09 JD 9870-STS, ’15 JD S680, RAHCO Hillside, 4WD, 1900-S hrs, 635 header$280,000 Hillco, 4WD, 3,000-S-hrs, ‘15 MacDon FD75-40’ header
40’ double disc drill
DRILLS
IN STOCK! LANDOLL ‘05 GREAT PLAINS 3S-4000, 40’ drill, 6.5 or 8” spacing,
RENTAL Acra PlantRETURN, liquid kit ......................................................... $35,000
40’JD double disc35’x7.5” drill spacing, 2” packers, great shape ..... $20,000 ‘94 455’s,
IN STOCK! TILLAGE & MISC.
180,000
$
TILLAGE & MISC.
‘04 JD 9760, RAHCO leveler, 630R header, 4585-hrs ........ $100,000 MANY CASE IH 2020, 35’ headers, Make Offer! .................... CALL PRICED WITH HEADERS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
SPRAYERS ‘08
‘09 JD 9870-STS, Hillco, 4WD, 3,000-S-hrs, ‘15 MacDon PATRIOT $ FD75-40’ header ............................................................... 170,000 4420 $ 140,000 ‘08 JD 9770, RAHCO 634 flex, 3200 SCP ....................... 4100-hrs, $ 90,000 ‘04 JD 9760, RAHCO leveler, 630R header, 4585-hrs .......... 90’ booms, MANY CASE IH 2020, 35’ headers, Make Offer! .................... CALL Auto Boom Height, PRICED WITH HEADERS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
SPRAYERS
Accuboom, Raven system
CALL
DEGELMAN 7000, Strawmaster, 60’ heavy harrow, like new $40,000 ED-KA, 60’ Danish tine springtooth, 4-bar flex ....................... $33,000
DEGELMAN 7000, Strawmaster, 62’ heavy harrow............. $32,000 ‘09 RHINO-RC25 flail mower .......................................... $20,000 MCKEE PTZ CULTIVATOR..................................................$4,000
1000 GAL. SPRAYER, hydr. wing out, 4-boom Raven, 90’, hydr. pump...$5,000 ‘03 GVM PROWLER, 90’ booms, skinny’s and new floaters, Ag Leader .................................................. $50,000 REDBALL 680, 80’ sprayer, 1350-gal tank ............................ $7,500
HAY EQUIPMENT SWATHER
‘13 MCFARLANE2070-16, 70’ harrow cart ............. $28,000 BRENT/UNVERFERTH CPC, 7-shank, disc ripper
12,500
$
‘11 CASE IH 2303 swather, RD162 disc head, 1750 hrs...................$75,000 ‘09 NEW HOLLAND 9080 BB, tandem.........................................$32,500 ‘11 CASE IH 2303, swather, RD162 disc head, 1,750-hrs ... $75,000
BRENT/UNVERFERTH CPC, 7-shank,disc ripper............$12,500 $ JD 5-shank1547 ripperGRAINBELT, ....................................................... ‘20510, BRANDT 47’x15”, EZMover ........ $11,500 24,000 JD 510, 5-shank ripper ....................................................... $11,500
S276874-1 S264810-1
A12
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Getty Images
Several factors have contributed to higher meat prices in 2021, a new report finds.
Hardened Weeder Points
11,000 Acres!
Calkins/IH 80 OEM! ê Same Fits PRICE As Standard
This point has run 11,000 acres at Lind, WA on a 70-ft weeder set. The black denotes the worn portion.
By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press
A new report outlines the factors that have contribS276862-1
uted to the rapid increase of retail meat prices. From January 2020 through November 2021, retail prices have increased
S264972-1
harvestsolutionsinc.com • 541-786-2358
S276898-1
Harvest Solutions, Inc.
Report finds several factors in meat price inflation
27.3% for beef, 16.8% for pork and 16.4% for chicken, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. “Given the low food inflation rates in recent memory, it is no wonder that current meat prices have been causing sticker shock across the country,” economists at the National Pork Producers Council, Iowa State University and North Carolina State University said in their report. Retail pork prices only increased an average of 2% a year from 2000 to 2019. The report found both pork producer and pork packer margins are near the five-year average, but the retail price spread for pork has recently widened. “The increase in retail prices this fall at a time when wholesale and farmlevel prices were falling was likely driven by a lagged response time to high wholesale prices during the summer, increased transportation costs, supply See Meat, Page A13
January 2022
A13
The Growers’ Guide
OPTIMIZE YOUR HAY CROP Lightning B Hay Moisture Monitors • Baler mounted • Monitor Moisture from 5%-37% • 5000 readings per second • Large sensor footprint, 16sq. inches • Automatic model to power up inoculant applicator • Choice of instant/average moisture readings • Peace of mind, knowing your hay moisture • Bale higher quality and quantity, consistency
Dflow Powdermaster Baler Mounted Dry Applicator •Digitally controlled granular additive applicator •Output range: 1.8oz – 70oz per minute •Manual or automatic, adjustable rate •Optional 12 volt air fan & hose •Total product readout button •Reversible opening in top lid •110# & 175# capacity •Instant stop & go •Low level alert
Inoculant
Meat Continued from Page A12 bottlenecks and delays and increased labor costs in retail outlets and distribution centers,” the report said. Retailers are typically slow to adjust prices to reflect changes in their input costs, but it appears likely they are passing those extra costs on to consumers, the report said. “Perhaps the greatest challenge to all food supply chains is a lack of available labor. Despite rising wages, all industries are struggling to fill open positions,” the report said. As of October, there were more than 11 million job openings in the U.S., and the civilian labor force is about 2.4 million less than in January 2020. “A lack of available workers throughout the pork industry has been (a) longstanding issue that was made worse by the pandemic, and is one of the reasons packing plants have had capacity issues,” the report said. The tight and competitive labor market is impacting every aspect of the pork supply chain, including the transportation of hogs and pork. Another issue is the 2.5% loss in pork processing capacity resulting from a federal court order elim-
inating a USDA provision that allowed faster line speeds at six major packing plants. That order went into effect July 1. “In addition to widespread labor shortages and reduced packing capacity, the pork industry is also dealing with transportation bottlenecks and higher prices for fuel, energy and packing materials,” the report said. “This report shows there are numerous issues affecting pork prices, but increased profits — whether at the retail, wholesale or farm level — are likely not a significant contributor to the rising prices,” Jen Sorenson, president of National Pork Producers Council, said in a press release. The economists said it is difficult to predict how long the challenges behind food inflation will persist. “Though there are significant production, processing and distribution challenges, there are likely no permanent, structural barriers in the way of getting back to cheaper food. It is unclear whether the same can be said about energy prices, wage inflation and other current challenges,” the report said. If immigration policy and labor reform aren’t addressed, labor will continue to be a limiting factor in food and pork production, it said.
CALL FOR YOUR NEAREST DEALER
AUGIE’S AG SALES, LLC. 509-797-5612 • WWW.AUGIESAGSALES.COM
72' Cart with 16-Bar
Harrow........Please Call for PriCing!
ED-KA
60' & 72'
CARTS
H
POLY AUGERS AVAILABLE!!!
ED-KA
! W E N
With 16-bar harrow, CALL FOR hydraulic turn wheels and self-latching pull arms. PRICING!
COMPLETE TRUCK SETUP includes 8'x20' flatbed, hoist, PTO, hydraulics to rear, slip tank, tarp & hitch
Full Tire Service ✔ All Sizes of Tires & Wheels ✔ Mounting & Balancing
• Grain Boxes • Drill Fills • Truck BeDs • HeaDer carTs • HoisTs • Drill MounTeD culTivaTor • Harrow carTs • niGHT crawler • Packers & roller ParTs
S269198-1
H
45' ROLLER CARTS For Sale
NEW ED-KA
HARROW SECTIONS
ED-KA
PUP TRAILERS
New & Used Suspension Available!
Authorized Dealer For The
Original
SHUR-CO
Roll-Over TARPS
S276740-1
Associated Press File
A butcher prepares to package boneless pork loins at a Des Moines, Iowa, grocery store.
Hay Treatment for Alfalfa, Grass, etc. •Decreased mold & spoilage •Decreased heat damage & weather risk •Increased harvest yield & nutritive value •Improved palatability •Fewer days to baling •Noncorrosive, economical •Product stability, all-natural ingredients
A14
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
IN THE PALOUSE SUBSCRIBE
(800) 782-7786 SEE US AT WWW.AGENTERPRISE.COM Wilbur:
Cheney:
(509) 647-5365
(509) 235-2006
555 NE Main, Wilbur, WA
17005 W SR 904, Cheney (3-miles west of Cheney, towards Tyler)
JOIN US FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE
February 1-3 at our store in Cheney! Contact us for more information on:
• Special show pricing • Product demos • Plasma Table Demos Please RSVP if we will be seeing you for lunch.
Our Manufacturing Equipment is EXPANDING to Meet Customer’s Needs!
250-T CNC Press Brake
Plasma Table
What can we build for you with our new Plasma Table?
Employment Opportunity to Join a Strong and Growing Precision Ag Team! Call Us for Information!
WE ARE STOCKED UP FOR SPRING! Come by and discuss your upcoming projects!
Transfer Pumps
ATV/UTV Sprayers
CHEMICALS • FERTILIZERS PLASTIC TANKS • PARTS • SEED
S276829-1
Liquid Application Components
Getty Images
A faded, red barn sits on a hill surrounded by wheat stubble in the Palouse.
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
Winter Savings
A15
For more information visit
papemachinery.com or call (503) 437-6864
ALL FINANCING ON APPROVED CREDIT SEE DEALER FOR LIST OF QUALIFYING UNITS FOR FINANCIAL SPECIAL COMBINES
MISCELLANEOUS
2020 JOHN DEERE S780
CALL
WALLA WALLA • COMBINE • SM GRAIN • HOURS: 383
2020 BRENT V1300 • BRENT GRAIN CART • 1300 BUSHEL
• DUALS • HILLCO LEVELER • 4WD
Year
Make Model
Description
‘93 ‘93 N/A ‘98 ‘97 ‘00 ‘01 N/A ‘05 ‘03 N/A ‘08 ‘11 ‘05 ‘14 ‘13 ‘19 ‘19 ‘19 ‘19 ‘19
CA JD CA JD CA JD JD CA JD JD CA JD JD CA JD JD CA CA CA JD JD
CASE IH COMBINE, SM GRAIN, 2WD, NO HEADER COMBINE, RAHCO 44%, 930R PLATFORM CASE IH COMBINE, PRWD, LEVELER, 1010 PLATFORM COMBINE, SM GRAIN, 2WD CASE IH COMBINE, SM GRAIN, 2WD, DUALS, NO HEADER COMBINE, SM GRAIN, SIDEHILL, NO HEADER COMBINE, 2WD, DUALS, NO PLATFORM CASE IH COMBINE, LL, 4WD, R1 DUALS, CHOPPER COMBINE, SM GRAIN, DUALS, NO PLATFORM 9660 COMBINE, 2WD,PLATFORM CASE IH COMBINE, 2WD, PLATFORM, R1 DUALS LL COMBINE,SM GRAIN,PRWD,NO PLATFORM
1688 9600 1688H 9610 2188 9650W 9750 2388 9760 9660 2388 9770 9870 IH8010 S680 S680 8250 8250 8250 S780 S780
77,999
$
MOSCOW
Hours
5982 7247 4623 4860 5803 5311 5058 5339 5844 3504 4666 2272 COMBINE,SMALL GRAIN, LEVEL LAND ,2WD,DUALS,NO HEADER 2446 COMBINE,PRWD,HILLCO 3234 COMBINE,2WD,CORN/BEAN,TRISTREAM, NO PLATFORM 1771 COMBINE, SM GRAIN, RAHCO LEVELER,4WD, 635F PLATFORM 3467 CASE IH, LOW HOUR COMBINE, DUALS, 45' PLATFORM 713 CASE IH, LOW HOUR , 4WD, DUALS, 45' MACDON PLATFORM 878 CASE IH, LOW HOUR , 4WD, DUALS, 45' MACDON PLATFORM 1000 COMBINE, SM GRAIN, HILLCO LEVELER,4WD, ALLIANCE TIRES 897 COMBINE, 4WD, HILLCO LEVELER, ALLIANCE TIRES, SM GRAIN 712
Price
Location
$13,999 $19,999 $22,499 $23,500 $24,999 $32,999 $37,999 $39,999 $39,999 $39,999 $41,999 $79,999 $100,999 $124,999 $154,999 $164,999 CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL
FOUR LAKES TEKOA TEKOA PONDERAY FOUR LAKES TEKOA FOUR LAKES FOUR LAKES COLFAX QUINCY FOUR LAKES FOUR LAKES WALLA WALLA TEKOA FOUR LAKES TEKOA TEKOA WALLA WALLA WALLA WALLA COLFAX WALLA WALLA
Year
Make Model
‘18 ‘17
JD ZZ
• SCALES • ROLL TARP
Description
SB1107 SICKLE BAR MOWER , 7FT 12L BARBER FERT SPRDR,12'
Hours
Price
Location
N/A N/A
$4,349 $4,999
MOSCOW WALLA WALLA
Hours
Price
Location
N/A 642
$5,999 CALL
WALLA WALLA MOSCOW
Hours
Price
Location
$15,500 $19,999 $20,999 $39,999 $49,999 $65,000 $74,999 $74,999 $84,500 $89,000 $109,999 $184,999
FOUR LAKES TEKOA WALLA WALLA MOSCOW WALLA WALLA FOUR LAKES TEKOA TEKOA COLFAX MOSCOW COLFAX TEKOA
Price
Location
$118,999 $139,999 $149,999 $154,995 $164,999 CALL CALL CALL
QUINCY MOSCOW COLFAX QUINCY QUINCY WALLA WALLA WALLA WALLA WALLA WALLA
Location
SPRAYERS 2019 JOHN DEERE R4038
CALL
WALLA WALLA
• SELF PROPELLED SPRAYER • 120’ CARBON BOOMS
Year
Make Model
N/A ZZ ‘19 JD
• 20” SPACING • HOURS: 1567
Description
QF2000 BRANDT PULL SPRAYER, 1200 GALLON, 80 FT BOOMS R4045 SPRAYER, 132' CF BOOM, 1200G STAINLESS TANK, 15" SPACING
TRACTORS 2015 MASSEY FERGUSON 8737
BALER // MOCO // RAKE 2018 JOHN DEERE L341 WALLA WALLA
• LSB • TANDEM AXLE • MEGA PICKUP
WALLA WALLA
105,000
• REAR DUALS • TRACTOR • MFWD
$
• MOISTURE SENSOR • AUTO LUBE
Year
Make Model
Description
Price
Location
‘01 ‘98 ‘06 ‘03 ‘14 ‘08 ‘19 ‘10 ‘18 ‘18 ‘18
JD A1 ZZ NH NH NH JD CA JD JD JD
MOCO, CENTER PIVOT, 1000 PTO, 2PT ALLEN 851 HAY RAKE ALLEN 5 BAR BASKET HAY RAKE NEW HOLLAND SQUARE BALER NEW HOLLAND BALER, MEGA WIDE P/U, MONITOR NEW HOLLAND LARGE SQUARE BALER MOWER CONDITIONER, URETHANE ROLLERS, 540 PTO LARGE SQUARE, TANDEM AXLE,PRE CUTTER,ROLLER CHUTE BALER,LARGE SQUARE,W/PRESERVATIVE APPLICATOR LSB, TANDEM AXLE, MEGA PICKUP, MOISTURE SENSOR, AUTO LUBE LSB, TANDEM AXLE, ROLLER CHUTE, BALE ASSIST
$4,999 $6,500 $8,999 $10,999 $21,999 $26,499 $28,999 $36,999 $94,999 $99,999 $115,999
TEKOA FOUR LAKES FOUR LAKES PONDERAY FOUR LAKES PONDERAY MOSCOW FOUR LAKES FOUR LAKES COLFAX MOSCOW
946 851-85 8803 575 BR7060 BB960A 630 LB433 L341 L341 L341
1996 John Deere 455
Description
JD NH JD JD ZZ KU CA CA CA JD JD JD
4WD ARTICULATED TRACTOR, DUALS 9905 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR, MFWD, FRT WEIGHTS, 4 SCV 7241 TRACTOR, 2WD, SYNCHRO, LOADER, SINGLES 6544 TRACTOR, CAB, 3 PT, 710/70R38 DUALS, DIFF LOCK 18780 CAB TRACTOR, MFWD, POWERSHIFT, PTO, REAR DUALS 9430 KUBOTA UTILITY TRACTOR,CAB,MFWD,PRT,540PTO301 CASE IH TRACTOR,4WD,PWR SHFT,PTO,FF/RR DUALS 7180 CASEIH 4WD TRACTOR, DUALS 7460 CASE IH TRACTOR, CAB, MFWD, PWR REV, LOADER 707 CAB, MFWD W/SUSPENSION, 4 SCV, DUALS, IVT TRANS 8686 TRACTOR, MFWD, W/SUSP, IVT , DUALS, FRT WEIGHTS 6862 TRACTOR, PREM CAB W/ACTIVE SEAT, IVT, ILS 3120
8650 8160 4240 9400 MX240 M6-101 430 STX430 120C 8530 8530 8295R
• PREMIUM CAB • 36” TRACKS • QUADTRAC
• 6” SPACING
Make Model
Description
Hours
Price
Location
‘96
JD
35 FT FOLDING GRAIN DRILLS, 6” SPACING
N/A
$23,999
TEKOA
TILLAGE 2020 John Deere 2680H COLFAX
CALL
92,999
• NO 3PT • PTO • HOURS: 1521
Year
Make Model
Description
‘12 ‘08 ‘04 ‘12 ‘13 ‘20 ‘20 ‘17
JD JD CT JD JD JD JD JD
TRACK TRACTOR, 36" TRACKS, PWR SHFT, NO 3PT/PTO 7147 TRACK TRACTOR,36"TRACKS,5SCV,DELUXE CAB,POWERSHIFT 5395 CHALLENGER ,STD CAB,36'TRACKS,PWR SHIFT,FRT WEIGHT 5089 TRACTOR, 18" TRACKS, FRONT WEIGHTS, 5 SCV 5279 9560RT 560HP , 36" TRACKS, HI-FLOW HYDRAULICS 5280 QUADTRAC,36"TRACK,PREMCAB,NO 3PT/PTO, ENG BRAKE 598 QUADTRAC,30"TRACK,PREMCAB, 3PT/PTO, ENG BRAKE 652 QUADTRAC,36"TRACK,CAB, NO 3PT/PTO, 5 SCV 4032
9560RT 9630T MT865 8360RT 9560RT 9620RX 9620RX 9620RX
Hours
$
• 10” SPACING • 3 SECTION FOLDING
Year
Make Model
Description
Price
Location
‘78 N/A ‘85 N/A N/A N/A ‘92 ‘97 ‘01 ‘02 N/A
JD ZZ JD ZZ JD WR ZZ JD JD ZZ ZZ
CULTIVATOR, 36FT, 3 SECTION, 5 BAR HARROW KRAUSE 21FT 3-SECTION FOLDING DISK, 11" SPACING JD 38' CULTIVATOR, 3-SECTION RIPPER , 7 SHANK FIELD CULTIVATOR, 42', 3-SECTION MOLDBOARD PLOW,8 FURROW, SPRING RESET WIL-RICH, 10-BTM MOLDBOARD PLOW DISK RIPPER , 17' 6" DISK RIPPER, 7 SHANK, PARABOLIC STANDARDS DEGELMAN SUPER HARROW , 48FT DEGELMAN 70FT HEAVY TINE HARROW W/ 5-BAR MCFARLANE FLEX
$3,999 $4,399 $5,499 $5,499 $5,799 $6,500 $6,999 $8,999 $10,499 $25,999 $35,999
MOSCOW TEKOA MOSCOW TEKOA TEKOA TEKOA TEKOA COLFAX TEKOA COLFAX MOSCOW
1010 1404 1000 1465 1010 2900 2900 510 512 SM7000 SM7000
Make Model
‘88 ‘98 N/A ‘97 ‘02 ‘17 ‘07 ‘06 ‘18 ‘06 ‘06 ‘16
WALLA WALLA
Year
• 30 FT • HIGH SPEED DISK
Year
2019 JOHN DEERE 9620RX
23,999
$
TEKOA
455
• IVT • CAB • HOURS: 3335
TRACK TRACTORS
DRILLS • 35 FT FOLDING GRAIN DRILLS
139,999
$
WINDROWERS 2018 JOHN DEERE W260 QUINCY
• W260 ROTARY • WINDROWER
144,999
$
• 500R PLATFORM • HOURS: 1378
Year
Make Model
Description
Hours
Price
‘18
JD
WINDROWER, 16' ROTARY / 500R, STD CAB
797
$144,999 WALLA WALLA
W235
S277017-1
A16
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
B C
URLINGAME MACHINERY CERTIFIED ONSIGNMENTS Ed Burlingame (509)
Diana Burlingame-Jones, Office
TRACTORS
Nate • Jones (509)
240-2799 520-4116 (509) 240-2816 Email: burlingamemachinery@hotmail.com
DRILLS & PLANTERS
30’ THOMAS DRILL, 12” sp., set-up for anhydrous & liquid fertilizer ...........$50,000
‘13 CASE 550 QUAD new pto, 4465 hrs ...............................................$180,000
EQUIPMENT APPRAISALS!
COMBINES
APPLICATION EQUIP.
‘11 NH CR9070, 2200 hrs., 40’ MacDon Draper header .......................... $100,000
‘07 KUBOTA, 1486 hrs., 50 gal. sprayer ...$9,000
JD 8430, 12,000 HRS., 50% rubber, 23.1x30 tires, 3-valve hydr ................. $8,000
CASE CONCORD 2400 AIR SEEDER, liquid & dry, 36’, 12” spacing ...............$20,000 JD 2030 ......................................... $5,500
Rogator 854, GPS, 1000-gal tank, 80’ booms, Cummins, 5600-hrs ....$35,000 JD 9610 MAXIMIZER with Hillco leveler, 4WD, 30’-hdr ...................$60,000
'13 JD 7230R, duals, good shape... $100,000
(3) GREAT PLAINS 12’ drills w/hitch, packer wheels, 7 1/2” spacing ....... $4,500
CAT D7G ......................................$24,000
SUMMERS SPRAYER, 1500 gal tank, 90’ booms ......................................$16,000 JD 9600 REA LEVELER, 30’ hdr & chopper .......................$10,000
VERMEER trencher and cable layer... 17,500 $
CONSERVA PAK 28’ drill w/Flexi-Coil 1720 air cart, 3-sec auto boom, 600 gal liq start, 2-500 gal NH3, wireless sys on all tubes, 12” sp, hillside hitch........................... $39,500
CHALLENGER 85E, 17,000-hrs .....$35,000
TRANSPORTATION
‘00 FEATHERLITE stock trailer ........ $6,500 JD 9500, JD 930 hdr, 2900-S-hrs, with Stoess cart ...........................$15,000
TILLAGE
VERSATILE 835 ...........................$10,000
‘98 PB 386, 3406E, 435 hp, 10 sp, 600,000 miles, pup-equipped, great cond ........................ $30,000 BRAND NEW 11-1/2’ 3-ROW CULTIVATOR, 5-1/2” sp., hook-up for rear harrow ......................................... $1,750
CASE 9270, 10,000hrs, 3 pt, pto, 4-valve .......................................$20,000
IH 596 tandem disc, 25’, new blades ....$10,000
CASE 9150, 8267 hrs, Cummins, no pto, 12 spd. Powershift ..........................$21,000 SUNFLOWER 33’ sweep, 5’ blades, rotary harrow on rear............................... $7,500 CASE IH 5800 25’ chisel plow setup $ ................................................ 12,000
JD 4755 w/loader good shape........$55,000 2018 MF 6715S, 115 hp, 1200 hrs., ldr, 4WD ................ $110,000
CALKINS 36’ 4X4 CULTIVATOR W/ HARROW, 800 GAL. BACKPACK ............. $7,500
MISCELLANEOUS 12’ ALUMINUM UTILITY BOX FOR TIRE TRUCK $ 3,500
DRESSER TD8E, 6-way angle blade, with ripper, 3400-hrs....................$35,000
MOWER
‘06 BIG BUBBA TRAILER with ramps, 18’x7’ deck ....................................... $3,500 1998 SUNFLOWER 24’ tillager ..... $7,500
TRANSPORTATION ‘02 FORD F-250 SUPER DUTY, V10, auto, 150 gal sprayer, booms on front .......... $10,000
CASE 1845C, skid steer................. 17,000 $
‘16 ESTRELLA BLANCA ZV600 tub grinder, new knives, new planetary drive ..... $25,000 VOLVO A4C ROCK TRUCK ........$50,000
‘74 PB 359 300 Cummins, 9 spd., 20’ bed....................................... $15,000 ‘90 FORD L9000, Cummins, 1600 gal poly tank, mixing tank, pump ............$17,500
HAY EQUIPMENT SCHULTE 5026 good shape. ..........$23,000
KUHN GA7301 rake $12,000
CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE
BURLINGAMEMACHINE.COM
FOR OUR LATEST EQUIPMENT!
‘14 TOYOTA TOUGH COUNTRY PIXIS, 30,000 miles, 4x4, 5 sp manual, set-up for rear towing, tool box ....... ................................................................... $17,500
GENIE GTH5519 telehandler, great shape, 19’ reach.................................... $30,000
‘09 HUGHES 16’ heavy duty stock trailer .................................. $13,000
‘07 GREAT DANE 40’ trailer & ‘89 Utility pup trailer ...................... $40,000 for set S276854-1
January 2022
B1
The Growers’ Guide
UPGRADE YOUR EQUIPMENT NOW!! 12 Month Interest Waiver & Fixed Low Rate Financing Available on Used Tractors! Contact Your Salesman For Details!! QUADTRACS
UNDER 150-HP
‘21 CASE IH STEIGER 470, 235 Hours, Heavy Duty, PowerShift, AFS Pro 1200 Luxury Technology Cab, Performance Plus Roof Lighting, Dual Beacon Light, AFS ’10 CASE IH 485Q, Complete Reman Engine with Vector Pro Base, Telematics, Cold Weather Starting Aid Warranty, 5875-total hrs, new radiator, Package, 4 Electric Remotes, High Capacity Hydraulic 36” tracks, clear caps.............................. $174,900 Pump, Power Beyond Supply and Return, 1000 RPM PTO, PS4A Transmission, 710/70R42 R1 Duals, Tire Pressure Monitor, Engine Compression Brake, 2000 lb Front Wheel Weights, 4000 lb Rear Wheel Weights, True Ground Speed Sensor..................................................$340,900 ‘14 CASE IH STEIGER 580Q, 4140 Hours, 36” Tracks, Hi-Flow Hydraulic Pump, 6 Remotes, AFS Pro 700 Guidance...............................................$199,900
‘21 CASE IH STEIGER 420, 465 Hours, AFS Pro 1200 Luxury Technology Cab, Performance Plus Roof Lighting, Dual Rotary Beacon, AFS AutoGuidance, Telematics, Cold Weather Starting Aid Package, 4 Electric Remotes, Hi Capacity Hydraulic Pump, Power Beyond Supply and Return, 1000RPM PTO, PS4A Transmission, 710/70R42 R1 Duals, Tire Pressure Monitor, Engine Compression Brake, 2000 lbs Front Wheel Weights, True Ground Speed Sensor..................................................$318,900
‘13 CASE IH 500Q, 16-spd P-Shift, 1000-PTO, U/C stop/ scrapers, Clear View caps, 36” Goodyear track, hi-cap bar with diff lock, hi-cap hyd pump, 4-electric remotes, std drawbar, large color monitor display, monitor mounting bracket, armrest monitor mounting, 372-REC WAAS Autoguidance, guidance NAV controller, GPS antenna ready, cold weather starting aid pkg, monitor mounting bar, elec adj ext rearview, deluxe cloth heated seat, business band radio mount, AM/FM stereo radio, single beacon light, battery disconnect, IS interface, True Ground Speed sensor, hyd coupler spill collect, low pressure motor return, electrical armrest adjuster , 5884 hours .................. $195,000
‘09 CASE IH 435Q, Newer 30” tracks, diff locks, 10-K-hrs True Ground Speed, 4-hyds, starts & runs good . $84,900 ‘20 CASE IH PUMA 150, 839-hrs, mechanical cab suspension, high-vis roof, 8-LED cab worklights, LH drive beacon only, 150-amp alternator, 6.7L engine with Visctronic fan, 120-V engine block/transmission heater, aux fuel tank with guards, joystick with rocker switch, 3-elec remotes, predisposition mid-mount valves, fender mount PTO, 420/85 16.9 R28 fronts, flange-type rear axle, 460/85 18.4 R24 R1 rears, dual heavy duty brake dics, 6x65-KG rear wheel weights ..... $143,900
‘77 IH 1086, 2 remotes, 3pt., PTO, 2WD, cab, duals..$15,000 IH 300, newer tires, freshly painted ..................... $1,995
4WD 150-HP & OVER
‘12 CASE IH MAGNUM 290, 1720-hrs, luxury cab, leather seats, 3-pt, PTO, 5-valve hyd, 480/80Rx38 front duals, 480/80R50 rear duals, full frt weights, rear wheel weights, creeper trans, clean w/tires @ 90% ..$165,000
‘11 CASE IH 450Q, 6614 Hours, PTO, 36” Tracks, High Capacity Hydraulic Pump, 4 Remotes........$175,900
‘20 CASE IH STEIGER 500, 737 Hours, 500 HP Power Shift, Heavy duty, Luxury Performance Cab, Single Beacon Light, RH Armrest w/Large Display, NavIII w/372 Receiver WAAS, Connectivity Carrier, Telematics, Cold Weather Starting Package, Engine Compression Brake, 4 Electric Remotes, High Capacity Hydraulic Pump, Power Beyond Supply and ‘10 CASE IH 485Q, over 10K--hrs, 1 new 32” track, 1- 36” Return, 1000 RPM PTO, 710/70R42 R1 Duals, 2000 lbs & 2- 30” tracks, head redone ‘18 by SJH ...... $99,900 Front Weights, True Ground Speed Sensor.....$323,900
‘75 JD 1020, GAS, 2WD, 540 PTO, 3PT, 1 Remote, JD loader w/ 60” Bucket, 16.9x24 Rear Tires, 7.5Lx15 Ribbed Front Tires, Consigned............................$8,000
‘98 JD 9300, 360 HP, 3-valve hydro, 710/70RY38 tires, power shift transmission, consigned.................$46,900 ‘80 VERSATILE 875, approx. 11k hrs., 4-valve hydro, fair rubber, new brakes, consigned.........................$13,500 CASE IH 9250, 13K-hrs, 20.8x34 duals, 4-remotes, decel pedal, power-shift transmission .....................$29,900 VERSATILE 900, Cummins 903, low hours on rebuild, runs and drives well! ................. $8,900 ‘01 JD 9400T, 10,571-hrs, clear caps, 4-remotes, air seat, 36” tracks, 26 front weights, nice cab, $15,000 OH, new recon head, starts and runs good, Well Maintained! ................................... $39,900
Yellow Highlight denotes recent trade
CULTS & CHISELS
PACKERS/ROLLERS
BALERS
ED-KA, 46’, wing forward transport, Western-style rollers/packers, consg ........... $20,000 HOME MADE, 50’ rollers, 18” rollers and sprockets, made to be transportable ........................... $8,500
MOWERS
RHINO TW14, 4’ mower .............................$1,335 CASE IH 8312T, 12’ disc mower...................$7,500
SWATHERS
‘99 MACDON 972, 36’ draper header ........... $7,900 ‘82 MACDON 7000, 3759 hours, 7000 multicrop header 14’ wide, swather has 3.9 Liter cummins JD 1000, 36’, chrome alloy points, 3-bar McFarlane engine, 21.5X16.1 Fronts..........................$5,995 harrow, good tires...........................................$5,000 ‘11 WIL-RICH 13QX2 32-45, 45’ width, 77-shanks at 7” spacing, large flotation tire group (31x13.5-15 tires throughout), single spring edge in shanks, chrome alloy points, mounted 4-bar tine harrow, very low acres, LEON 8236, 36’ weeder, with harrow, Consig$2,900 like new, consigned......................................$49,900 JD 800, 48’, center drive, square rod, Consig ..... $1,200 CALKINS,36’, new JD shanks, Morris 3-bar tine, consg$7,995
RODWEEDERS
MISCELLANEOUS LEON, 8' front blade, consigned ........................ $1,000 KUBOTA V6280, hyd tree trimmer, consg .......... $500
Brady flail mower ...................................$2500
MOLDBOARD PLOWS
’07 MF 1839, 14x18 in-line, 1/4-turn chute$15,900 NH 271, 14x18 small square, 540-PTO .............. $995
IH 800, plow, very good condition, consg............$8,900 IH 800, 10-bottom plow, walking beam in center, good moldboards, good landsides and pads...................$7,000 ED-KA, 10-bottom plow.....................................$2,995 JD, older 4-bottom plow, old-style shears, Consig...... $500
Visit Us At: www.stjohnhardware.com
Spokane, WA Fairfield, WA (509) 244-4902 (509) 283-2111 St. John, WA (509) 648-3373 Nezperce, ID Moscow, ID (208) 937-2422 (208) 882-7501
S276906-1
B2
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
CLASSIFIED ADS INDEX
05-Buildings 10-Ag Services 15-Help Wanted 20-Financial Services 25-Miscellaneous 30-Tractors & Crawlers 35-Ag Electronics 40-Drills & Tillage Equip 45-Hay & Feed 50-Seed & Equipment 55-Hay Equipment 60-Planting Equipment 65-Irrigation 70-Harvest Equipment 75-Livestock 80-Saddles & Tack 85-Grain Handling 100-Fertilizer & Chemicals 105-Fertilizer Equipment 110-Application Equipment 115-Industrial 120-Parts 125-Autos & Pickups 130-Trucks & Trailers 135-Tanks & Equipment 140-Special Request 145-Real Estate 150-Recreational Vehicles
15 HELP WANTED
25 MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED: Ag PArts Counter sAles Person
WANTED
M-C 30’ flex wing flail mower.
For Fairfield, WA Location. Previous CALL (509) 660-0424 (01) parts counter sales experience is a plus, but will consider individuals with WANTED TO BUY: a solid understanding and background Old springtooth and hitch. Also working with large tractors, combines mechanical rock picker. and other farm equipment. CALL (509) 991-2384 (0102) Must be detail oriented, organized, possess computer skills and have strong communication skills. FOR SALE Competitive pay and benefits including CUMMINS FFC 350, Jakes, starter health insurance and 401K. and turbo...CALL FOR PRICE. FORD 170 CID, 4 cyl. OHV, approx. Email: greg.wallace@stjohnhardware.com (01) 40 hp, complete tractor motor,$ fits 8N/9N... ..................................... 650
CALL (509) 863-3086 (0102)
YOUR BEST DEAL IS RIGHT
30 TRACTORS & CRAWLERS
HERE!
WANTED: TRACTORS TO BUY
Cat 9U, 7U, RD6, prefer running or not for parts. I come to you, pick up at your farm. Pay in Cash. Call Bill, Athol, ID.
55 HAY EQUIPMENT
NEW HOLLAND BALEWAGONS FOR SALE Buy • Sell • Trade BLACK ANGUS BULL CALVES! All Models/Parts/Tires/Manuals Financing • Delivery
www.balewagon.com
Jim Wilhite (208) 880-2889 (TFC 01-12/22)
FOR SALE
REBUILT NEW HOLLAND • Bale Wagons • Parts For All Models CALL Lonnie (877) 735-2108
WANTED: GRAIN DRILLS
YOU COULD HAVE YOUR AD HERE! See Information on This Page!
SEE PAGE A10 FOR THE DEALER INDEX
JD MODELS 450, 8300, 8200, plus Model B’s ALSO International & Case IH Drills Call Chris Visser:
CALL (559) 269-1951 (TFC 01-12/22)
75 LIVESTOCK
925 JD HEADER REEL
WANTED
USED LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
• Portable Panels • Cattle Squeeze Chutes Old is OK. Will pick up at your farm/ ranch!
CALL Bill (208) 651-8698 (0102)
See Page A2 For Information On Upcoming Events & Deadline Dates!
FOR SALE
CALL (509) 999-4288 (01)
CALL Scott (509) 520-5054 (1112)
15/ $6.00 19/ $7.60
20/ $8.00
21/ $8.40
22/ $8.80
23/ $9.20
24/ $9.60
25/ $10.00
26/ $10.40
27/ $10.80
28/ $11.20
29/ $11.60
30/ $12.00
31/ $12.40
32/ $12.80
33/ $13.20
34/ $13.60
35/ $14.00
Rates
Individual Classified 40¢ per word, 1 Issue 60¢ per word, 2 Issues 80¢ per word, 3 Issues Minimum Charge 1 Issue .......................$6.00 (15 2 Issues .....................$9.00 3 Issues ..............................
FOR SALE WANTED Classification ________ Number of Issues ____ Name ___________________________ Address __________________________ City ____________State _______ Zip ___ Phone ____________ Total Amount _____________ Check Enclosed
MAIL TO: The Growers’ Guide, P.O. Box 306 Colfax, WA 99111 • FAX (509) 397-6549 • E-mail: GrowersGuideAds@capitalpress.com
120 PARTS NEW & USED
Agco • Case • Cat • John Deere Agricultural TRACKS by CAMOPLAST
We Buy and Sell Used Tracks
Web page: www.dandjfarmsupply.com Email: djfarmsupply@gmail.com
(509) 257-1066 (0102)
Want To Make $? Want To Save $?
YOU COULD HAVE YOUR AD HERE!
YOUR BEST DEAL IS RIGHT
PAYMENT FOR SALEMUST ACCOMPANY AD!! CLASSIFIED ‘99 JDUse1900 Cartmake your own, or call us at (509) 397-2191 thisAir form, • Good tires, • Good tanks emailfan todd@ ORDERwww.sseqinc.com FORM or• Good and MeteringFOR deviceNEXT ISSUE: October 6 DEADLINE
18/ $7.20
CALL (208) 596-8495 or (208) 596-5646 (0102)
The Only 1 FOr yOu!
PLEASE NOTE: MiNiMuM ChArgE iS $6 FOr 15 WOrdS Or LESS.
17/ $6.80
WANTED:
Proudly made in the U.S.A.
‘07 GATES SUPER HARROW, 48’, hard tips, hydraulic down pressure, Like New! ................ $23,000 OBO
16/ $6.40
CALL (541) 233-8531 Milton Freewater, OR (01)
85 GRAIN HANDLING
00
sseqinc.com.
All out of registered cows. 90% out of ABS calving ease straws, remainder from registered clean up bull. Being sold w/o papers as commercial calving ease bulls. Bunk broke and on corn. Walked through every day, gentle. Sister siblings on-site for viewing ........ $ 1,900 a round.
or (406) 249-8565 (TFC 01-12/22)
CALL (208) 651-8698 (0102)
40 DRILLS & TILLAGE
75 LIVESTOCK
PLEASE NOTE: Minimum Classified Charge Is $600 For 15 Words Or Less.
HERE!
Place Your Ad In Our December Edition. It’s Easy and Effective! For more information see the form below or Call us at:
(509) 397-2191
S275890-1
January 2022
Spokane Ag Show gets back to business
“The Spokane Convention Center is not going to be 100% full capacity; Spokane Ag Show we have scaled it back to organizers are looking account for some of those forward to just getting issues,” she said. back to normal. But there will be new The show is Feb. 1-3 at exhibitors at the show. the Spokane Con“We have some vention Center. people who have “I think we’ve all thrived during had a very interestthe pandemic and ing two years,” said they’re really Melisa Paul, direcexcited to exhibit tor of the Spokane Melisa Paul and take advantage Ag Show. “I think of some of the addiwe’re excited to offer tional space they’ve been some normalcy, positivity able to purchase,” she and connectivity in a time said. when we’ve all been very, Over time, the show very isolated.” will return to 100% The show pivoted to a capacity, she said. “But virtual offering in 2021. you’ve got to start someThe show usually draws where. You’ve got to put about 320 exhibitors. one foot in front of the Paul expects both other and just get out exhibitor numbers and there and do it.” attendance to be down Many farmers have to 70% of normal. Total been coming to the show in-person attendance is for decades, Paul said. usually 8,500 people over For many, it is the one the course of the show. time of year they are able She also pointed to sup- to get off the farm, she ply chain and inventory added. issues for many exhibi“We are just beyond tors. That will be reflected excited to get back to in the show, she said. that,” Paul said.
Show to follow state COVID protocols State protocols for COVID-19 will be in place during this year’s Spokane Ag Show, its director says. The initial response was mixed, show director Melisa Paul told the Capital Press. “Like anything else right now, there’s still some emotions and people are still really divided,” Paul said. “Ninety-nine percent of folks are really excited we’re coming back and getting back to business, but some people still aren’t comfortable. If that’s the case, we completely understand....” The state has placed COVID restrictions on large, indoor events of 1,000 ticketed or pre-registered attendees or more,
Paul said. The Spokane Ag Show is expected to stay below the 999 threshold each day, Paul said. The show is also divided into two separate areas at the Spokane Convention Center — the showroom floor and the open session area, Paul said. Exhibitors, staff and volunteers are not included in the count, she said. Because of that, the show will not have to require proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test within 72 hours of the show. However, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s mask mandate will be effect because the convention center is a public facility. Convention center security will enforce the mask mandate, Paul said.
NEW VERMEER 2800
SOLD
By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press
By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press
B3
The Growers’ Guide
Twin Hay Rake
New Vermeer 504R Signature Baler & Bale Processor
ON ORDER! Rep Photo
www.bluemountainag.com
u Mowers u Blades u Tillers u Landscape
Attachments
620 Thain Road • Lewiston, ID
(208) 746-6447
@BlueMountainAg BlueMountainAg.com
Visit Us On Online
NEW DYNA-FLEX 9335-35' Draper Flex Header
SOLD
(2) On Order!
IN STOCK!
NEW '20 S98
NEW MF/Hesston Baler 1745D, 4x5 Round Baler
IN ! K C O ST
620 Thain Road • Lewiston, ID
(208) 746-6447
USED EQUIPMENT
GRAIN CART GLEANER 8200, 25' auger flex-header with Crary air reel..CALL JD 705 TWIN RAKE......JUST IN ‘11 HESSTON/MF 1745, 4x5, 1550-bales, twine/net wrap, Excellent! Consigned .......$19,500 GLEANER S98, duals, RWA, loaded.CALL NEW UNVERFERTH 1019R, GLEANER S78, with header ...CALL GLEANER S77, with 35’ draper '12 MF 2846A, 4'x6', 1000-PTO, grain cart, PTO, adjustable axle, 72" pickup, auto tie, bale kicker CALL 20" corner auger....................CALL header, Consigned ................. CALL "We Service What We Sell" Since 1987 EVENING PHONES Devin Thompson: (208) 791-7584 Dan Borders: (208) 791-7583
www.bluemountainag.com (208) 883-3007 Moscow, ID • 2275 Nursery
620 Thain Road • Lewiston, ID (208) 746-6447
S276831-1
B4
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
ASIAN GIANT HORNETS THRUST ENTOMOLOGIST INTO SPOTLIGHT Karla Salp/WSDA
An Asian giant hornet. IT VIS e E th M CO at
US
ary
u br
Fe
1
-3
HILLCO
It was not astonishing to Sven-Erik Spichiger that the Asian giant hornet popped up in Washington state. Shortly before the insect, sensationally dubbed the “murder hornet,” was found near the U.S.-Canadian border in 2019, the Washington State Department of Agriculture printed a booklet on “invasive pests.”
UNLEASH the Leveling Advantage
THE HILLCO DIFFERENCE
• Grain Savings - More Bushels Per Acre • Increased Productivity - More Acres Per Hour • Lower Operating Costs
By DON JENKINS Capital Press
• Fewer Combine Hours • Operator Comfort • Level Grain Tank
The rogues gallery included Vespa mandarinia, the world’s largest hornet. The fearsome decapitators of honey bees had never been confirmed in North America. But Spichiger, the agriculture department’s managing entomologist, was expecting them to arrive by ship. “The way our trade routes are set up, I’m surprised it didn’t happen before,” he said. See Hornets, Page B7
Combine Leveling Systems For John Deere Combines
HILLCOTECHNOLOGIES.COM PAPÉ Machinery Colfax, Four Lakes, Moscow, Tekoa & Walla Walla
800.937.2461
Bell Equipment, Inc. Nezperce & Grangeville
R
RDO Equipment Co. Coulee City, Hermiston, Pasco, Pendleton, Ritzville, Sunnyside & Wasco S275656-1
S276818-1
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
We’ve Created A Monster!
CULTIVATE OVER 10-MPH!
The Pro-Till® shreds residue at speeds over 10-mph, up to three times the speed of traditional cultivators while ensuring uniform distribution of residue, critical for no-till rotations. Problems such as poor residue distribution, uneven emergence, delayed emergence, hair pinning, erosion and seeder/planter plugging are eliminated with the Pro-Till®.
• Floating Self-Contour Technology • Level Ruts Instantly
26’, 30’ & 40’ Available
B5
DRILLS & TILLAGE
JD 2410, 30’ chisel plow, low acres, harrow, very nice condition! .......... $49,500 JD 2410 with low acres ....................SOLD
JD 2310, 34’ Mulch Finisher, heavy duty 6-bar flex harrow ...........SOLD
COMING THIS WINTER!
SALES, PARTS, AND SERVICE!
To Diesel & Machine and Walla Walla Farm Center!
SUNFLOWER 5033, 33’ cultivator .............................. $14,000 SUNFLOWER 6631-31 VERTICAL TILLAGE...
HAY EQUIPMENT
NEW & USED TRACTORS COMING SOON USED HESSTON
BY MASSEY FERGUSON NEW MF 1842 BALER, fan kit, light kit, knotter luber..........................................CALL
• 3’x4’ Balers • MF self-propelled swather 2018 MF RK802TRC-PRO, always been stored under cover when not in use (1) @ $17,500 and (2) @ $19,000 ea.
with 16’ disc header • MF 802 rotary rakes
NEW MF 4710 TRACTOR NEW MF HESSON 1393, disc mower-conditioner............................SOLD H&S HAY MACHINE II, consigned . $5,500
‘83 JD 2950, 8300 hours, new seat, excellent rubber .................................................................. SOLD
NORTHSTAR DT-26300 DOUBLE TEDDER, good condition ............................. $12,500
BELARUS 420A, WITH A LOADER, bale spear and bucket....... MF 203 WORKBULL, Industrial, diesel, loader.................................SOLD DARF 917 FD RAKE, good condition ............................. $19,500
2009 AGCO 7434 BALER, nice tandem axle 3’x4’ with roller chute. $26,000
NEW MF GC1723E & GC1725M tractors have arrived, more models on the way! ....CALL
‘74 IH 574, gas, Du-Al loader, consg $7,900
View All Our Equipment At:
www.wallawallafarmcenter.com SITREX HM300 HAY TEDDER, good condition ............................. $28,000
WWFC Walla Walla Farm Center LLC
824 W. Rose St, Walla Walla, WA
Phone 509-525-0061 or 509-520-5474
227 20TH Street North • Lewiston, ID
Phone (208) 743-7171 “The People with the Positive Approach”
S276269-1
TWINSTAR RA-2030 HAY RAKE, good condition ............................. $16,500
B6
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
MEET, LEARN, GROW AT THE SHOW (800) 362-2387 (509) 534-1112
N. 322 Eastern, Spokane, WA, 99212
(800) 362-2387 (509) 534-1112
N. 322 Eastern, Spokane, WA, 99212
ENGINES FOR SALE
CUMMINS ISX, long block.............................CALL $ CUMMINS N14, Celect Plus, long block ...Exch $13,250 9,000 CUMMINS BIG CAM, long block ........Exch $$10,000 8,000
AERVOE FLEET & ENGINE PAINT IN STOCK!
HHHHHHHHHHHH
9,500 REBUILT & USED
‘05 IH 4300, IH DT466 power ........... $
DIESEL ENGINES • Cat • Cummins • Detroit • IH • Case • John Deere
MEDIUM & HEAVY DUTY DRIVE TRAIN REBUILD CENTER • Parts & Custom Repair • Exchange Units Available
(800) 366-5962 (509) 534-7818
6305 E. Valleyway, Spokane, WA, 99212
S275574-1
Do You Grow
grains? We're Buying Feed Grade
COMMODITIES
Matthew Weaver/Capital Press File
The Spokane Ag Show will return to an in-person format this year. The show runs Feb 1-3 at the Spokane Convention Center, 334 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA. Show hours: Feb.1 9-5, Feb. 2 9-5, Feb. 3 9-3.
Commercial Feed Mill
Seeking Feed Ingredients Including: • Barley • Wheat • Peas • Oats For More Information Call Ben @ 208-255-6025 We offer a full line of feeds, including many Non-GMO options. For all feed enquires call the feed store phone number below.
Call Today! Wood's Hay & Grain 480987 Highway 95 Sandpoint, ID 83864
208-255-4270 feed@woodshayandgrain.com S276909-1
S277018-1
January 2022
B7
The Growers’ Guide
Hornets
Continued from Page B4
Imported delicacy?
The hornets that were found in British Columbia and northwest Washington could have been stowaways — or they could have escaped. “Asian giant hornets are a sought-after food source,” Spichiger said. “It’s possible people brought them here on purpose. “You wonder whether somebody tried to get a colony going to enjoy them,” said Spichiger, who was tempted into trying raw hornet pupae. “It tastes like any other insect,” he said.
Reluctant spokesman
For two years, Spichiger, 49, has been the introverted but quotable scientist informing the public about the campaign to repel Asian giant hornets. He reported the missteps, victories, surprises and lucky breaks. He says he doesn’t relish the role he’s been thrust into, but likes that people are listening and on-guard. So far, with the public’s help, Spichiger and colleagues, See Entomologist, Page B8
VALENTINE’S DAY GIFTS! wn Hand Blo Jewelry
Don Jenkins/Capital Press
Washington State Department of Agriculture managing entomologist Sven-Erik Spichiger holds a tray of Asian giant hornet specimens. Spichiger spearheads the state’s response to the hornet, but it’s not the invasive insect that he calls the “pest of a generation.”
HAY & FEED
NH 1048, self-propelled bale wagon, auto trans $
8,500
NH 1046, self-propelled bale wagon, 6-cyl. gas .......$2,500
509-850-7305
jewlery@Dollhouseglass.instagram www.dollhouseglass.bigcartel.com NH 595, 3x4 baler, Excellent! .......................... $17,500
WANTED, PTO T-Box, 1¾”x21-spline, 1000-RPM......CALL! STOR KING, double hopper nurse box, electric/hyd. dual augers, steel roll-top lids .............. $5,500 BARBER 1307, turf rake, hydraulic dump ............ $2,500 BARBER, 45’ granular spreader, center load .......... $2,000 BARBER, 45’ granular spreader, center load. Good! $4,750 ACE, orchard heater/blower, LP gas, 3-point, 540-PTO, 4-tanks, Massive Space Heater! ........................ $1,750 KUBOTA 350-SP, lawn mower, diesel, hydro, 5-reel . $3,300 HEAT EXCHANGER RADIATOR, 4x4x21’, 30-hp/ 3-phase motor, copper tubes, 3-squirrel cage fans, single shaft drive, heat, cool or dry! .................. $1,950 3-NEW JD, 42”, 48” & 52” mower decks, ea..........$350 IRRIGATION T TAPE, 5,000 ft. rolls, ¾” with 24” spacing, metered water outlets............... $85/per roll TARP TIE DOWNS, new, choice of rope with Ny-Locks . CALL WELL PIPE, 6” or 8” ......................................... 55¢/lb WALL TUBING, 4”x8”x11-ft 3/8” ..................... 55¢/lb SELF-TAPPING SHEET-METAL SCREWS. ...... 2.50/lb ANGLE IRON, 3/8”x2-1/2”x3-1/2”x15’ long ... 65¢/lb RECTANGULAR, 3/8”x 4”x 6”, 12 ft. lengths ..... $144/ea 4-NEW MICHELIN TIRES, radials, 265/70R19.5 ...... $850
ATTACHMENTS
LEON, 10’ front mount blade ................................$2,500
COMBINES & PARTS
IH 1482, combine for parts, 28Lx26 tires ............. 2,500 ‘76 JD 6602, with 20' header ........................... $2,500 HYDROSTAT PUMPS, for IH 453 or JD 6602 .........$300 FINAL DRIVES, for JD 6600 & 7700 or 2280 .........$750
ENGINES
JD 8640, PTO, 3-point hitch, 4-remotes, new crank, rods & main bearings, Papé Machinery rework on engine, 8-heavy cast wheels, rack & pinion axles .......... $18,500 JD 8630, 8100-hours, 3-remotes, PTO, 8-excellent 24.5x32 matching tires, 50 Series engine ........ $15,500 HOUGH/IH 30, Payloader ................................ $5,500 VERSATILE 1150, Power Shift, 5,900-hrs, diff locks front & rear, KTA-1150, 525-hp, triples, 4-remotes
TILLAGE
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
JD 7430,
16-spd Quad Range, Power Reverser, 4WD, 165-hp, cab, 741SL loader
109,500
$
PARTS & EQUIP.
75,000
MacDON 7000, 2800-hrs, with MacDon 742 $ 14’ hay head ............................................. 12,750 BALE WAGON PARTS, auto & stick transmissions, rear ends, etc .......................................................CALL HESSTON 4655, in-line style baler .................... $12,500 ALLEN 8827, rake ............................................ $7,500 JD, 12-wheel V-rake ............................................. $4,750 MF 36, 6-batt hydraulic basket rake ...................... $1,750 AMERICAN loader with forks, rear steering, diesel, high lift, hay grapple, concrete bucket available .... $7,500 HESSTON, StackMover trailer ............................... $1,100 HAY GRAPPLE, 3-big bales, 4-round bales, or many small bales, Cat telehandler mounts (can be changed) with 2 hydraulic cylinders .............................$4,500/ea CASE IH, hay dry preserver applicator, ea...................$250
25/ft.
$
JD 7420, 16-spd QuadRange with Power Reverser, 4WD, 125-hp, cab, 741SL loader ......................... $89,500 CASE 4890, 4-remotes, 4594-original hrs, tank optional, 30.5LRx32 radials inside, 24.5x32 bias outside . $12,500
$
$
CAT 3126, 190-hp ............................................. PARTS AC 3500, diesel ................................................$3,850 JD 404, turboed diesel ........................................$2,000 JD 303, gas engine head, complete .......................... $600 CHEV 248, gas engine, 6-cylinder ............................ $500
LAMINATED WOOD BEAMS 24’ TO 40’
TRACTORS
Jackie Knapp
MISCELLANEOUS
FIELD RUN VNS ALFALFA SEED $200/LB
SUMMERS/HERMAN, 67’ cart with flex wings, new McFarlane 5-bar spike tooth flex....................... $6,750 HEAVY SOD-FARM ROLLERS, 3x3’, solid, approx 1-ton...................................................$1,250 MORRIS, 19’ chisel plow, 2-section.......................$1,000 TIGER CLAW, 42’ light field finishing cultivator ......... $850 2-MARDEN, 8-ton land rollers, blade chopper, 7’ wide, tandem drums. Excellent forest reclamation tool. Use as double wide or 1 behind other ............. ea $2,200
NEW WATER WELL DRILL BITS, carbon buttons . ½ OF NEW YIELDER, drill parts, coulters, packers ........................ CALL HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS, PUMPS & MOTORS, CALL ROCKWELL, dual drive 32,000-lb. axles, complete with leaf springs & hangers, 10-hole studs, air brakes .... $1,500 COMPLETE AXLE, 6000 Series, 6-holes, leaf springs, hyd brakes, fits NH balewagons or mid-size trucks .$1,850 • JD 6602’s hydros, engines, headers, etc PARTING OUT • JD 8630, tractor • JD 8640, tractor ... PARTING OUT • IH 1482 combine • JD 2270 & 880 windrowers .PARTING
SECURE YOUR:
• Boat Dock • Airplane • Snowmobile • Buildings • Vineyards • Orchards -Available In These Lengths8-ft • 10-ft • 14-ft • 30-ft
CONCRETE RAILROAD TIES
3
$ 00 LINEAR FOOT
Large ! ty Quanti
GREAT FLOORS & FENCE! HAULER FOR VINEYARD EQUIPMENT. OSHKOSH M747 60-TON TRAILER, 11’ wide deck.....$39,700 FEED/SEED TANK, mounted on semi-trailer, 5-compartment, retractable unloading leg ............ $2,500
DRILLS
3-JD 9350, 8’x7” hoe drills, factory movers, packer wheels, grass seed/fertilizer .................................................... $6,500
Phone: (509) 466-6153 Cell: (509) 608-6632 Or: (509) 608-7145
The Equipment listed above is a cooperative listing of machinery owned by separate “individual owners” and is not located a single area. For additional information call or write: Andy Knapp, E 5910 Peone Rd, Mead, WA 99021
S276879-1
B8
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Entomologist
Agriculture. By 2018, he was attending lots of meetings and doing paperwork. A bug crisis arose while he was on jury duty, and his staff handled the problem without him. That’s when he knew it was time for a change. Spichiger applied, as a lark, for an equivalent position in Washington. He was offered the job, so he and his wife, Kuen Kuen, moved west, where the mountains and fish are bigger. “We feel like we’re on vacation every day,” he said. Spichiger said he became an entomologist for the “wondrous variety.” There’s a new infestation of Japanese beetles to attack next spring in Yakima County. “Japanese beetles could be a disaster. It could be ho-hum,” Spichiger said.
Continued from Page B7 including fellow department entomologist Chris Looney, have found and destroyed four nests, all near each other in Whatcom County. Spichiger said in November that he was hopeful the hornets have been contained to a small area along the border. Murder hornets, however, remain a story of national interest. “We expected people to be interested. We didn’t expect people to be this interested for this long,” he said. “We’re not used to people being interested in what we do.”
Boyhood interest
Spichiger traces his interest in insects to the summer he was 8 and helped his cousin earn a Boy Scout merit badge by collecting green dragonflies. He never stopped collecting. He earned a bachelor’s degree in entomology at Penn State University and a master’s degree in the same subject at Clemson University.
Spotted lanternfly
A Pennsylvania native, Spichiger worked his way up to
managing entomologist at the Pennsylvania Department of
There’s another insect that Spichiger would never describe as humdrum. He says it “could be one of the most harmful pests in our generation.”
See Lanternfly, Page B9
We’ll See You At The
1112 AIRWAY, AVE • LEWISTON, ID 83501 (208) 746-2212 • FAX: (208) 746-9913 Toll Free Order Line: (800) 492-2212 WEB: agproinc.com
February 1st - 3rd
3% NCA on all credit card transactions.
SPOKANE AG EXPO Proudly Serving Our Customers Since 1987
WE ARE LOOKING foR QUALIFIED TALENT If you think you are a good fit, CONTACT US!
Honda Engines in Stock
Banjo pumps, valves & fittings in stock! S276825-1
We Have THe MosT CoMpleTe line of liquid sTorage Tanks & MaTerial Handling supplies in THe area!
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
Continued from Page B8
It’s the spotted lanternfly. There’s never been a credible sighting in Washington, but Spichigher fought the pest in Pennsylvania, and he expects to do so again. “It is coming,” he said. In 2014, Spichiger, as Pennsylvania’s entomologist, checked out a report of an unusual insect. He found hundreds of spotted lanternflies on Ailanthus altimssim, commonly known as tree of heaven. Spotted lanternflies prefer those trees, which are fast-growing, but they also like grapes, apples, Christmas trees and many other crops. Until Spichiger saw that tree, the insect had never been confirmed in the U.S. Reflecting a few years later, Spichiger said the report “gave us a chance.” It was, however, the 10p8 pest that got away. et: “We didn’t hit it hard enough,” Spichiger said. “We should have nuked the area.” If that sounds harsh, consider this: The spotted lanternfly infestation et: 10p8 grew from 174 square miles in 2016 to about 3,000 square miles in 2017, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. In 2018, a Pennsylvania congressman complained the pest was “wreaking havoc” on agriculture in 13
‘72 DODGE LNC1000, Cummins 903 @ 300hp, Allison 6-spd automatic, 20K original miles, new tires on new aluminum wheels, new Grainmaster 750-bu bed, 30-T power/down hoist, hydraulics to rear, 20K front axle, 46K rears..........$48,000
‘21 NEVELLE, 48’ hopper trailer, 3-hopper,
Mike's Auto
37502 Mayberry Rd E. Davenport, WA
(509) 725-1765
S276813-1
3-axle, roll-over tarp, 2-stage landing gear, Gator Hide on bottoms .................... $42,500
counties. The USDA announced it would spend $17.5 million to contain the bug. The pest continued to spread. Penn State researchers in late 2019 estimated the potential economic damage. Worst-case, if the pest gets established, annual losses are projected to be $554 million. Spotted lanternflies spread by laying egg masses on the surface of items that can travel around the country. The USDA says spotted lanternflies are now in 11 states, the farthest west being Indiana. Spichiger said he’s watching Cleveland, where spotted lanternflies were found in August. He said that he expects that once they hit Chicago, they will spread west on rail cars. “Once it gets here, we’re looking at managing it, living with it,” he said. By contrast, the Asian giant hornet “will never be the pest of a generation,” he said. “It’s just the one people are interested in.”
R
Getty Images
The spotted lanternfly. never been a credible sighting in Washington, but ENTALThere’s TRUCKS Washington State Department of Agriculture managing entomologist Sven-Erik Spichiger fought the pest in Pennsylvania, and he expects to do so again.
CONSIGNED CONSIGNED
R
CONSIGNMENTS CONSIGNMENTS WANTED! WANTED! COMBINES
ENTAL TRUCKS
2-WESTERN STAR 4900s, 1-’15 @ 600-hp, 1-’15 @ 530-hp ........ $62,000-$62,500 ‘12 F-LINER CASCADIA, DD13-500, Jake, 10-spd., 46K ENGINE MI, 178”-WB$38,250 ‘13 F-LINER CASCADIA, DD13-435, Jake, 10-spd, 452K-mi, 178”-WB......... $36,250
CASE IH 8590, 4x4 Big Baler, new tires, CASE IHCONSIGNED 8590, 4x4 Big Baler, new tires,$9,000 Lincoln Luber, 44K-bales. Overhauled! $ LincolnIHLuber, 44K-bales. 9,000 CASE 8580, 4x4 BigOverhauled! Baler, CASE 8580, Baler,..... $11,500 needsIHwork. Only4x4 10KBigbales! needs work.4900, Only 10K ..... $11,500 HESSTON 4x4bales! Big Baler HESSTON 4x4Overhauled! Big Baler . $8,000 new tires, 4900, 62K-bales. $ new tires, 62K-bales. Overhauled! . $8,000 ALLEN, hay rake .............................. 5,500 Twinstar 2030, elec. Controls…..$12,000
PLANTING
‘14 MACK PINNACLE MP7-405-hp, PLANTING Jake, 10-spd, 318K-mi ................. $33,000 ‘12 F-LINER CASCADIA, DD13-500, Jake, CASE IH 8590, 4x4 Big Baler, new tires, ‘12 F-LINER 10-spd., 46KCASCADIA, ENGINE MI,DD13-500, 178”-WB$Jake, 38,250 Lincoln Luber, 44K-bales. Overhauled! $9,000 $ 600-hp, 2-WESTERN STAR 4900s, 1-’15 @ 10-spd., 46KCASCADIA, ENGINE MI,DD13-435, 178”-WB 38,250 CASE IH 8580, 4x4 Big Baler, ‘13 F-LINER $ $ 1-’15 @ 530-hp ........ 62,000‘13 F-LINER CASCADIA, DD13-435, Jake, 10-spd, 452K-mi, 178”-WB ......... $62,500 36,250 needs work. Only 10K bales!..... $11,500 ‘14 MP7-405-hp, Jake,MACK 10-spd,PINNACLE 452K-mi, 178”-WB ......... $36,250 HESSTON 4900, 4x4 Big Baler $ Jake, 10-spd, 318K-mi ................. $33,000 ALLEN 8727, hay rake ...................$ 5,500 new tires, 62K-bales. Overhauled! . 8,000 4-CASE hay IH rake 6300, 14’ press drills, $5,500 ALLEN, .............................. $ 24x7, with Case IH 14’ transports 4-CASE IH 6300, press ....... drills, 14,900 $ $ PLANTING 14,900 24x7, with Case IH transports ....... ‘97 LODE KING, 32x32 Super B .. 30,000 3-IH 150, 14x10 $ ‘07 MANAC, 32x28 Super B ........ grain drills, hillside $36,000 3-IH 150, 14x10 ‘97 LODE KING, 32x32 Super B .. $30,000 hitch, mechanical ‘13 MANAC, lift axle, steel$35,000 30,000 grain drills, hillside ‘07 MANAX,51’6”, 32x28front Super B ........ transport ‘13 MANAX, RETENAUER, hitch, mechanical ‘13 51’6”,51’6” front liftstep-deck, axle, steel$$30,000 $ frontRETENAUER, slider, BigSTAR Bubba .................... transport 10,000 2-WESTERN 4900s, 1-’15 @32,000 600-hp, ‘13 51’6” step-deck, $ $ $ 10,000 1-’15slider, @ 530-hp ........ 62,000- 62,500 front Big Bubba .................... 31,000 ‘14 MACK PINNACLE MP7-405-hp, Jake, 10-spd, 318K-mi ................. $33,000 ‘12 WILSON, 32x28 Super B, 4-CASE IH 6300, press drills, 10’ grain14’drills, 8300, Air, WILSON, 1st, 3rd, 4th32x28 lift-axles ..... B, set $44,000 3-JD $ ‘12 Super $ 14,900 24x7, with Case IH .......$13,000 7” spacing, new discstransports .................. ‘13 FONTAINE 53’ quad w/4th lift axle..... 38,000 $ 3-JD 8300, 10’ grain drills, Air, 1st, 3rd, 4th lift-axles ..... set 44,000 $ 10 14’ disk drills , 28x6, grass ‘06 MANAC 3-AXLE.......................$18,500 3-IH 13,000 7” spacing, new discs.................. 3-IH 150, 14x10 $ seed10attach, packers, ............. 3-IH 14’ disk drills ,hitch 28x6, grassdrills,3,000 grain hillside ‘97 LODE KING, 32x32 Super B .. $30,000 4-IH $ CALL 8x18” grainhitch drills,............. cast boots 3,000 seed150, attach, packers, hitch, mechanical ‘07 MANAX, 32x28 SuperHAYBUSTER B ........ $35,000 4-IH 150, 8x18” grain drills,transport cast boots CALL ‘13 MANAX, 51’6”, front lift axle, steel $30,000 TILLAGE $10,000 3200, ‘13 RETENAUER, 51’6” step-deck, CRUSTBUSTER, 17.5’ disk .............$5,000 TILLAGE 32’, 32” $sweeps TILLAGE front slider, Big Bubba .................... 31,000 ACE 20’ packer, $$2,500 large 22”disk rings .......... CRUSTBUSTER, ............. $ 5,000 $ 3200,17.5’ 32’ 32” sweeps.. 12,500 $ 12,500 HAYBUSTER NW 12’ Tiller.................................... ACE 20’ packer, 17.5’ large 22” rings .......... 2,500 $ $5,500 CRUSTBUSTER, disk............... 5,000 $ IH 800 10-bottom plow ................PENDING NW 12’ Tiller.................................... $ 5,500 ACE 20’ packer, large 22” rings ............... 2,500 10’.............................. grain 3-JD 8300, $ IH 800 10-bottom plowdrills, ................PENDING 12’ Tiller.... 5,500 IH 4386, good 32x28 tires, 5648 ‘12 WILSON, SuperhrsB,.... $9,900 NW, 7” spacing, new discs.................. $13,000 $
COMBINES
CONSIGNMENTS WANTED!
‘94 JD 9600, 3492-S-hrs, field ready.$18,000 $ JD 212, series COMBINES 6-belt pickup .................. 4,000 2388 HILLSIDE COMBINE, 1010 header, $ JD 930R, with JD pickup reel...............$90,000 5,000 2506 sep. hours ................................ ‘94 JD 9600, 3492-S-hrs, field ready.$18,000 JD 212, series 6-belt pickup ..................$4,000 MISC.
MISC.
DRILLS & MISC.
DRILLS &steel MISC. 4-IH 150, 10x10” drills, boots, 4-IH 150, 10x10” drills, steel boots,$11,900 V-packers, transports .................... $ V-packers, transports .................... 2-IH 150, 14x10” drills, V-packers, 11,900 2-IH 150, 14x10” drills, V-packers, high-speed steel boot, Each ............. $2,500 $$ Eachdepth ............. 3-IHhigh-speed 510, 7”, steel hitch, boot, grass seed, bands 2,500 5,000 $ $ 5,000 3-IH 510, 7”, hitch, grass seed, depth bands IH 800, 12-bottom plow, needs work.. $8,000 MELROE drills12’w/fert. CASE IH disk 6650, Coulterdividers, Chiseltransports... . $14,5004,200 OBO $ IH 800, 12-bottom NEW LaFORGE, 3-pt plow, floatingneeds front work hitches.. $8,000 7,000 $ OBO CASE IHHITCHES, 6650, 12’from Coulter Ripper $14,500 USED ....................... 3,500 NEW LaFORGE, 3-pt floating front hitches $7,000 $ USED HITCHES, from....................... 3,500 DRILLS IH 6788, tractor, needs& workMISC. ............... CALL 4-IH 150, 10x10” drills, steel boots, WHITE 2-155, 155-PTO-hp, $ transports .................... 11,900 IH V-packers, 6788,Powershift, tractor, needs workPTO ............... CALL Range 3-point, ..... $14,900 2-IH 150, 14x10” drills, V-packers, WHITE 2-155, 155-PTO-hp, 1-CASE 4890, 4WD, 3-pt, PTO .......$$19,500 $ steel Each ............. 2,500 Range Powershift, 3-point, PTO ..... 14,900 IH high-speed 684, MFD, withboot, loader, engine rebuild CALL $ $5,000 3-IH 510, 7”, hitch, grass seed, depth bands 1-CASE 4890, 4WD, 3-pt, PTO ....... 19,500 STEIGER ST270, needs work .............. CALL $ 684, SUPER MFD, with loader, engine rebuild CALL IH 800, 12-bottom plow, needs .. $8,000 STEIGER WILDCAT II, Catwork 3160 8,500 $ STEIGER ST270, needs work CALL CASE IH 6650, Coulter Chisel.............. . OB 14,500 OBO IH TD-20E, direct12’ drive, powershift, planets, $ $ 8,500 STEIGER SUPER WILDCAT II,.............. Cathitches 3160$50,000 NEW LaFORGE, 3-pt floating 7,000 planetary steering, 2-spd steerfront $ $3,500 IH TD-20E, direct U/C, drive, powershift, OB planets, USED HITCHES, fromdozer ....................... IH TD-18, fresh available 17,500 $ 2-spdPENDING steer .............. 50,000 IH planetary TD-16,steering, with dozer, ...... $15,500 IH TD-18, U/C, dozer available $17,500 TD-15, fresh 150 Series ......................... CALL $ CALL IH 6788, needs work ............... TD-16,tractor, with cable dozer, PENDING ...... IH TD-182, dozer, needs work$15,500 14,500 WHITE 2-155, 155-PTO-hp, IH TD-15, 150 Series ......................... CALL $ Range Powershift, PTO ..... IH TD-182, withTRUCKS cable3-point, dozer, needs work$14,900 14,500 $ 1-CASE 4890, 4WD, 3-pt, PTO ....... 19,500 IH CF600, with box and lift-gate ............CALL IH MFD, TRUCKS with loader,60, engine rebuild CALL ‘96684, IH 9400, DD series 365/430-hp, IH 470 CF600, with and lift-gate ............CALL STEIGER needs work .............. CALL dropST270, axlesbox available .....................CALL $ ‘964300, IH 9400, DD series 60,II, 365/430-hp, STEIGER SUPER WILDCAT Cat 3160 8,500 IH DD Mech, 430-hp, needs diff .. $8,500 IH TD-20E, direct powershift, planets, 470 dropdiesel, axlesdrive, available .....................CALL IH 2050, 22’ bed, cattle OB racks.....CALL $ steering, 2-spd steer .............. IH planetary 4300, DD Mech,DT-466, 430-hp, diff.......CALL ..$50,000 8,500 IH S1900, rebuilt hydneeds brakes $ IH TD-18, fresh U/C, dozer available 17,500 2050, diesel, 22’ bed, cattle racks.....CALL IH 1800 LOADSTAR, tandem axle$......CALL IH TD-16,single with dozer, PENDING 15,500 rebuilt DT-466, hyd IH S1900, 1700, axle, 16’ bed brakes &...... hoist.......CALL .$7,500 IH TD-15, 150 Series ......................... CALL 1800 LOADSTAR, tandem axle ......CALL IH 1500, Classic! ............................$ $$6,500 IH TD-182, with cable needs 1700, single axle,dozer, 16’ bed & work hoist .14,500 7,500 IH 1500, Classic! ............................ $6,500 COMBINES TRUCKS ‘89 GLEANER R60, 1270-hours, IH 200-hrs CF600,onCOMBINES with box............. and lift-gate $ ............CALL 25,000 OBO chrome ‘89 IH GLEANER R60, 1270-hours, ‘96 9400,OFDD series 60, $R27 365/430-hp, ADD200-hrs CHOICE HEADERS: & R30’s OBO with 25,000 onaxles chrome ............. 470 drop available .....................CALL air reels, R27OF withHEADERS: Love pickup R27 reel,&eaR30’s .. $$4,800 ADD CHOICE with IH DD 430-hp, needs diff .. 8,500 ‘864300, CASE IHMech, 1660 ........................... CALL air reels, diesel, R27 with22’Love pickup reel, ea .. $4,800 IH 2050, bed, cattle racks.....CALL ‘83 IH 1480, engine........................... OH, chrome .IN SOON ‘86S1900, CASE IH 1660 CALL IH rebuilt DT-466, hyd brakes .......CALL IH 1460, combine............................... CALL ‘83 IH 1480, engine OH, chrome .IN SOON IH 1800 LOADSTAR, tandem axle ......CALL 2-IH 1470,combine............................... combines, 1983 & 1982 ... CALL IH 1700, 1460, CALL IH single axle, 16’ bed & hoist .$7,500 2-IH 1470, combines, 1983 & 1982$...6,500 CALL IH 1500, Classic! ............................
TRACTORS/CRAWLERS TRACTORS/CRAWLERS
TRACTORS/CRAWLERS
‘94 JD 9600, 3492-S-hrs, field ready.$18,000 $ JD 212, series 6-belt, Telehandler pickup .................. 4,000 JCB 530-79 178-hrs, $ JD 930R, with JD pickup reel............... $ 5,000 26’-reach, bucket, hay head, forks300-hrs, .. 93,000 JCB 530-79 , Telehandler 26’-reach, bucket, hay head, forks ..$93,000 MISC. S CAT D6C, 2500 hours on& engine & UC .. CALL PICKUP R CORN EHONEYBEE D SP-30, draper with universal reel A RSCORN & PICKUP $ E wheels, full susp., transports, recon. 32,000 HEgauge D HONEYBEE reel $ A1163, MF 6-row, SP-30, 30”, fitsdraper Axialwith Flowuniversal E $ 6,500 gauge wheels, full susp., transports, recon. H 810, pickup,13' with 9' twin belt......32,000 IH CALL MF 1163, 6-row,platforms 30”, fits ................... Axial Flow .... CALL CALL CASE IH 1010, CASE IH 1010, platforms ................... CALL VARIOUS SIZES, grain & pickup headersCALL IH 810, pickup,13' with 9' twin belt...... CALL JCB , Telehandler 178-hrs,CALL CASE 530-79 IHPARTING 1010, platforms ................... OUT $ 26’-reach, bucket, hay head, forks 93,000 VARIOUS SIZES, grain & pickup..— headers CALL COMBINES & TRACTORS CALL!
MUDHOG for CaseIH 1688-2388 ... $9500 PARTING OUT S COMBINES: IH 1470 & 1480 & PICKUP R CORN COMBINES TRACTORS — CALL! DEHONEYBEE • CASE&IHSP-30, 2188 & 1688 draper with universal reel A COMBINES: IH 1470 &CASE 1480 E $ 4890 TRACTORS: IH 66 Series • gauge wheels, full susp., transports, recon. 32,000 H • CASE IH 2188 & 1688 MF 1163, 6-row, 30”, fits Axial Flow $6,500 TRACTORS: IH 66 Series • CASE 4890
Lind, LOOMIS COMBINES Lind, WA LOOMIS TRUCK & TRACTOR 25,000 (509) 650-7242 WA
IH 810, pickup,13' with 9' twin belt...... CALL CASE IH 1010, platforms ................... CALL VARIOUS SIZES, grain & pickup headersCALL
‘89 GLEANER R60, 1270-hours, OBO 200-hrs on chrome ............. $ PARTING OUT Wes Loomis ADD CHOICE OF HEADERS: R27 & R30’s with COMBINES & TRACTORS — CALL! Love pickup650-7242 reel, ea .. $4,800 Wes Loomisair reels, R27 with (509)
TRUCK & TRACTOR
S276881-1
Lanternfly
B9
B10
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
CATTLE TALK Panelists ignite passion in Angus Convention attendees
In every sector of the beef business, there are people with passion for their way of life. As a part of the 2021 National Angus Convention and Trade Show, a panel of those professionals shared stories of dedication, hardships and
By BRILEY RICHARD Angus Communications Angus Communications
Passion panelists discuss their purpose and unique appreciations for Angus cattle. Pictured, from left, are: Mark McCully, Josh Jasper, Debbie Lyons-Blythe, Bodey Langford, Shane Tiffany and Curtis Osmond.
Passion. It’s what drives people to chase big dreams, to push through the nitty gritty, to accept the lows of defeat and savor the highs of achieving success. It’s the reason why cattlemen do what they do.
See Angus, Page B11
Finance, Lease, Trade! Go to www.lelandtrailer.com.
NEW CASEIH STEIGER 580 QUADTRAC “Next Generation”, loaded, PTO, 36” tracks..........CALL
'89 JD 8760, 6 newer tires 23,000/obo ‘79 JD 8640 tractor, PTO.......$7,500
Since 1949 ✦ Spokane, WA
Power Shuttle, 110-hp, cab & self-leveling loader ................. $73,500 NO INTEREST FOR 60 MONTHS, ZERO DOWN POSSIBLE
TRAILS WEST BARON III, 18' cattle/stock trailer, sprayed on liner, front walk-in door, like new $12,500/obo
THE TANKER
New 2009 Transcraft 48' x 102" Combo Flatbed, Air Ride, Spread, (8) Alum. Wheels, (2) Alum. Tool Boxes, Winches, Chain Tie Downs, 10,320 Lbs. Fully Equipped! ......... ...................... Only $29,950 FET Included
NEW 2007 East 48' x 102" Aluminum Drop Deck, Air Ride Spread, 22.5's on (8) Alum. Wheels, (2) Alum. Boxes, Sliding Winches, More! Empty Weight: 9,580 Lbs .................... .. $44,950 FET Included- One At This Price
'06 WESTERN
1998 Utility 53'x102"x13'6" Dry Van, Equipped w/Air Ride Tandem Slider, Stainless, Alum. Wheels on 22.5's, Very Clean ...................................... $9,950
REDUCED!
16,950
'06 '00WESTERN RAVEN
16,950 6,500
48x102 48' x 102" aluminum Combo flatbed. flatbed, $$ 1999 Wabash 53' x 102" x 13'6" Reefer, fixed spread, UnitThermoKing #278 SBIII Whisper w/16,180 Hours,
Wheels, Pintle Hitch, 24" Gear Drive Gates, 18" KP ................... $31,500 FET Included
2005 Reinke 48' x 102" Combo Drop Deck, Air Ride Spread, 22.5's on (8) Alum. Wheels, (21) Winches, (2) Alum. Boxes, 24" K.P .... .................... Was: $25,950 Now: $24,500
Equipped w/22.5's On Steel Wheels, Spring Susp., Slider ................................... $9,500
SUPER B TRAIN
ONLY 9,220 LBS.
RAIL LIFT GATE
2000 Wabash 64' x 102" Super B Train, Equipped w/22.5's On Steel Wheels, Spring Susp., 36" K.P., (42) Winches, Empty Weight: 19,460 Lbs ........... $22,950
New 2008 Reinke 48' x 102" Aluminum Flatbed, 22.5's on (8) Alum. Wheels, (2) Alum. Boxes, Fully Equipped 9,220 Lbs......................... $39,750 FET Included
1996 Strick 48' x 102" Dry Van, Waltco 5,000 lbs. Rail Lift Gate, Equipped w/Air Ride, Translucent Roof ................. $12,500
HAY HAULER
FRONT AXLE SLIDER
ALL ALUM. QUAD!
Go To: www.lelandtrailer.com We Rent Hoppers!
FIELD SERVICE TENDER
25,000
$
NEW 2022 GREAT PLAINS 30’ TURBOMAX, vertical tillage..........................CALL
SUPER SAVINGS!
48' x 102" Combo flatbed, $ New 2009 CPS 40' x 96" Grain Hopper, fixed spread, UnitTarp, #278 Equipped w/Roll 24.5's on Steel NEW '20 SCHULTE 5026, 26' rotary cutter....................................$52,500
OR
(800) 736-2037
Parts & Service For All Manufacturers
'00 CASE IH 2388, Hillco leveler, 4492-hrs, 1010-30' header/cart ..... $59,500 obo
$
NEW KIOTI PX1153,
www.lelandtrailer.com
CALL (509) 535-0291
• 990-Gal Fuel Tank •100-Gal DEF Tank • 50' retractable hose w/ auto shutoff nozzle • 35’ Retractable Hose & Reel • 2” Gas Powered Cast Iron Diesel Pump
FARM &643HOME SUPPLY, INC. Main Street, Pomeroy, WA (509) 843-3395 Toll Free: 1-888-643-3395 www.fhsupply.com
S276858-1
'18 FONTAINE, 53' x 102" 1984 Comet 42' x 96" Outside Frame Steel Flatbed, 22.5's on Steel Wheels, (18) Winches, Spring Susp ............. $4,950
Combo Drop-Deck, Air Ride, Unit #6009
34,950
$
'13 WILSON,
New 2008 Reinke 48' x 102" Aluminum Flatbed w/Front Axle Slide! Fully Equipped w/(8) Alum. Wheels, Boxes, More! ............. ............................... $41,950 FET Included
21,950
$
NEW 2008 Reinke 53' x 102" Aluminum Quads w/Lift Axle, Air Ride, 22.5's on (14) Alum. Wheels, (2) Boxes, More! Empty Weight: 12,490 Lbs .................................... ............................... $54,500 FET Included
48 x 102 Combo Flatbed.
S276158-1 S264912-1
January 2022
B11
The Growers’ Guide
Angus
Continued from Page B10 celebratory moments in their lives. Speakers included moderator Mark McCully, American Angus Association chief executive officer, and five panelists – Debbie Lyons-Blythe, owner of Blythe Family Farms; Bodey Langford, owner of Langford Cattle Company; Shane Tiffany, co-owner of Tiffany Cattle Company; Curtis Osmond, president of III Forks Prime Steakhouse and Silver Fox Steakhouse; and Josh Jasper, foundation director of the National Junior Angus Board. Jasper spoke about his auctioneer dreams, made possible by his involvement in the junior program and life lessons learned from continuous trips to sale barns with his grandparents. “I remember just sitting down and watching those guys just sing their chants on sale day, just being like, wow, I wish I could wear that silver belly hat up there, hit that gavel down and be the voice of the sale,” said Jasper. “So going from watching those guys to eventually working with them. Just a couple months ago, I got the chance to finally say, ‘Sold it your way, A-rod,’ and that was one of the coolest moments I’ve had. I’ll forever cherish that moment.” Osmond said he values
A herd of black angus. the relationship between the producer and consumer, respects the dedication poured into the product he serves and aims to relay that message to his customers. “I think it’s really important for you to understand that we understand what your passion is,” said Osmond. “We know
Getty Images
that what we’re representing each and every night is the fruit of your passion, of your hard work. We want to represent that in the best light possible.” Any path taken will surely include obstacles and Osmond said those See Convention, Page B12
Hillco HC1010 84’ or 72’ 16 bar harrow $50,000 (208) 791-8898 or (208) 843-2551 S277107-1
Take IT To The MaX!
Get Your Order in Now for Fall ‘22 New & Used eqUipmeNt: Neal Tevlin • 509-993-8609 Pasco, WA • 509-545-4600 Portland • 503-221-0335 Spokane • 216 N Dyer Rd • 509-534-8000
Polar Stainless • 7,500-gal
(2 compartment, NON-CODE)
Mobile Testing Service
NEWON! I LOCAT
We Test Tanks & Meters
Full Service Driveline Shop • Meter Test & Repair • Tank Test & Repair • Bearings ‘06 PETE, Beal transport, 4-axle, 3800 & 1800-gal, Cummins ISX @ 485-hp..SALE PENDING • Seals • Brakes • Wheels • Suspension • DOT Inspection
Fittings • Hose • Camlocks • Valves
The ONLY Muncie Master Dealer in the Inland NW! PTO and Hydraulics at Very Competitive Prices!
Good Parts Supply —ON HAND—
‘80 HEIL, 40’ aluminum, Non-Code, 2-comp,
9K-gal, 3” pump with Honda engine ...........SOLD
www.TankmaxNW.com
• Trucks–Heavy to Light • Agriculture & Industrial • Automotive / Hotrod • All Parts & Components • Custom Applications Good Supply In Stock!
NH3 Parts
Visit Us Online Today! S276081-1
B12
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
1998 1998 VOLVO VOLVO ROLL-OFF, ROLL-OFF,
370hp 370hp M11 M11 Cummins, Cummins, Jake, Jake, 5spd. 5spd. Allison, Allison, ac, ac, ps, ps, lift lift axle, axle, full full lockers, lockers, 18K 18K front, front, 40K 40K rears, rears, roll roll tarp, tarp, 22’ 22’ Cascade Cascade roll-off, roll-off, 307K 307K miles, miles, 70% 70% 22.5 22.5 tires. tires.
2007 TAKEUCHI TB135, 4500hrs, travel, aux. 20072spd. TAKEUCHI hydraulics, 30” qc bucket, TB135, 64” blade,2spd. 50%travel, tracks,aux. 11’ 4500hrs, dig depth, 7600# hydraulics, 30” qc weight, bucket, and50% workstracks, great.11’ 64”runs blade, dig depth, 7600# weight, runs and works great. 2002 FREIGHTLINER FL60 SERVICE TRUCK,
260hp ISB Cummins, 6spd. Allison, AC, PS, AB, 99K miles, 26K GVW., 120 psi, 85cfm. 2002 FREIGHTLINER compressor, 20gpm. TRUCK, hydraulics, FL60 SERVICE 12’260hp serviceISB body, 60% 22.5 tires. Cummins, 6spd. Allison, AC, PS, AB, 99K miles, 26K GVW., 120 psi, 85cfm. 200820gpm. JD 35D compressor, hydraulics, MINI , 12’ serviceEXCAVATOR body, 60% 22.5 tires. 4580-hrs, 90% tracks, aux. hydraulics, offset boom, weights 7760-lbs., digs 10' down, 2-speed travel, 69" wide blade, 12" bucket 2008 JD QC35D MINI EXCAVATOR, 4580-hrs, 90% tracks, aux. 1992 FORD hydraulics, offset F700 boom, MECHANIC'S weights 7760-lbs.,TRUCK digs 10', 170-hp2-speed 6-cyl turbo diesel, down, travel, 69" Allison AT, 12" A/C,QCPS,bucket PB, wide blade, 71,000 miles, 24K-GVW, 12' service body with rolling drawers, 5,000-lb Liftmoore crane with remote, 50% 1992 FORD 10R22.5 tires, 80%F700 brakes. MECHANIC'S TRUCK, 170-hp 6-cyl turbo diesel, 1994 PETERBILT Allison AT, A/C, PS, PB, 378 12YD DUMP, 71,000 miles, 24K-GVW, 350hp Cat, Jake, 13spd., ac, 12' service body with rolling ps, 90% 22.5 tires, 220” w.b., drawers, 5,000-lb Liftmoore Steelcrane frame, suspension, withspring remote, 50% lift axle, 16.5’ gate, 10R22.5 tires, box, 80%air brakes. runs and drives good. 2003 MUSTANG 1999 1155 TELEHANDLER, 3003 hrs., John Deere 4.5 INTERNATIONAL turbo diesel, 4x4, TRUCK 4 wheel 4700 WINCH steer, 11,000lb 55’ reman DT466E,capacity, 7spd, 75% lift height, aux. hydraulics, 11r22.5’s, ps., dbl. frame, QC. GVW, 60” forks, foam filled 26K Tulsa winch, 205” tiresW.B., @ 85%, outriggers, runs 12’ boom, tail roll. and works great
1999 INTERNATIONAL 1996 FORD CF8000 4700 49K-mi,WINCH Cummins TRUCK 8.3L @
230-hp, 5-spd Allison PS, reman DT466E, 7spd,AT,75% A/C, air brakes, 36K-GVW, 11r22.5’s, ps., dbl. frame, dualGVW, PTO'sTulsa with winch, hydraulics, 26K 205” 60% 11R22.5's, Rosco W.B., 12’ boom, tail RA300 roll. pothole patcher, 16'5" cab to end of frame, 12'9" cab 1996 FORD to axle.CF8000 49K-mi, Cummins 8.3L @ 230-hp, 5-spd Allison AT, PS, A/C, air brakes, 36K-GVW, dual PTO's with hydraulics, 60% 11R22.5's, Rosco RA300 1980 STEP-DECK pothole patcher, 16'5" cab TRAILER to end of frame, 12'9" cab 10' neck,to40' lower axle. deck, 50% 10.00R15's, 80% brakes, 8' wide spring susp, 1980 STEP-DECK Clean Trailer!
TRAILER
10' neck, 40' lower deck, 50% 10.00R15's, 80% brakes, 8' wide spring susp, 1979 IH S1900 Trailer!diesel, DT466Clean @ 210-hp 13-spd, air brakes, PS, 50% 1979 S1900 11R22.5's,IH6000-lb reel DT466 @20-ton 210-hp diesel, handler, hydraulic 13-spd, air brakes, PS, 50% winch, hitch with 11R22.5's, air and 6000-lb electric. reel handler, 20-ton hydraulic winch, hitch with air and electric.
$29,500 $29,500
$26,500 $26,500
$17,500 $17,500
$27,500
$27,500 A black angus cow and her calf.
$14,500 $36,500
OLD
S
$14,500 $12,500
$47,500
D
SOL
S276826-1
$12,500 $11,500 S272046-1
$11,500
$9,500 $9,500
$7,500 $7,500
J&T Equipment Sales J&T Equipment Sales Stevensville, MT Stevensville, MT 406-381-3159 406-381-3159 www.jandtequipmentsales.com www.jandtequipmentsales.com
Convention Continued from Page B11 challenges force people to band together and persevere. “See when family faces adversity, you know what they do,” said Osmond. “They rally, they get together, they pick themselves up and they continue to push forward, knowing it’s the passion for what we do that keeps us going.” Lyons-Blythe described the challenge her family faced when her youngest son needed a liver transplant, then battled lymphoma a few years later. She fought back tears as she expressed how the Angus family showed up for her family. “My son, Tyler, had a major health crisis seven years ago, and our Angus family sent messages, phone calls, prayers and you helped us raise money for our charity to increase awareness for organ donation,” said Lyons-Blythe. “Then a year ago, Tyler got lymphoma and you did it again. You helped us feel God with us that whole time. It’s family, it’s you all, you mean so much to me.” Langford told attendees about a childhood memory at his grandfather’s Alabama home. Surrounded by Angus herd bulls, he recalled how they would line up, single file, and low as they paraded around the pasture. Like his grandfather, Langford built his home in Texas in the middle of his bull pasture and replicates those memories with his family. “I had my little two-and-a-half-yearold grandson at the house just a month or two ago,” said Langford. “We were sitting in the living room and he said, ‘Grandpa, what’s that sound?’ I said, ‘Son, that’s just those little Angus bull’s lowing around, walking and doing their thing.’ So maybe that’s the first sound he’ll ever remember and record just like I did when I was his age.” Tiffany explained the unique way he and his brother got their start in the feed-
Getty Images
lot business. After he accepted a corporate position and his brother as a ranch manager, an unsuspected source approached them with a unique opportunity. “The man that owned the feedlot our dad managed had, unbeknownst to us, been following our careers and keeping tabs on us and how we were conducting ourselves and things like that,” said Tiffany. “Out of the blue in 2007, we got a call that went something like this, ‘Would you guys consider coming home, buying the feed lot and being part of my legacy.’” The brothers, unsure of their futures if they accepted, had a decision to make. “We said ‘Man, we’d love to, but we don’t have any money,’” said Tiffany. “He said, ‘That’s fine, I’ll finance you.’ So we came back and we ended up with the opportunity to buy in.” With this opportunity, Tiffany not only received the chance to live out his dream, but now passes on his knowledge to the next generation and watches them carve their own path. “I love giving them opportunities to take ownership in their own different divisions, teaching them what I was taught, and then to empower them to go on and do great things in this industry,” said Tiffany. “I’m passionate about producing the best protein source in the world.” At the root, Angus cattle serve as more than means to make a living or just a hobby, said Lyons-Blythe. Passion for the industry, for raising beef and for black-hided cattle is embedded in core values. “Foundationally, it’s all about our kids,” said Lyons-Blythe. “It’s the legacy of ranching and farming. It’s passing it on to the next generation. It’s learning more about ourselves, about the land, the animals and the people.” The 2021 National Angus Convention and Trade Show was held Nov. 6-8, 2021 in Fort Worth, Texas. For news and information about NACTS, visit www.angusconvention.com.
January 2022
B13
The Growers’ Guide
Labor issues to persist in dairy industry By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press Worries about the supply chain, labor and inflation will remain in 2022, but the new year is also likely to bring the dairy industry new challenges, according to insiders. “When we look at supply chain, I think the focus will go onto reliability and infrastructure verses congestion,” said Patti Smith, CEO of DairyAmerica, the largest skim milk powder supplier in the world. The overarching challenge in the dairy supply chain is labor, she said during the latest “Dairy Download” podcast. “Labor impacts every single other aspect and component of it. … It’s not going away, and it’s not something that’s a quick fix,” she said. Sara Dorland, managing partner at Ceres Dairy Risk Management, said labor is the thing folks in the industry fret about most. “I think it’s going to be a challenge for the entire supply chain,” she said. Mike McCully, owner of the McCully Group supply-chain consulting firm, said he doesn’t know if labor or energy cost is worse for the industry. Higher energy prices will play into every part of the economy. If there’s more upside in those prices, it’ll affect the cost of everything in the dairy supply chain, he said. DairyAmerica is keeping a close eye on the reliability of the supply chain and how it can navigate the challenges, Smith said. Some of the issues relate
to how the company can transition its business if need be, such as not being able to get product on a ship or not being able to use a certain port, she said. But there is also the issue of a tighter global milk supply and the effect on global suppliers, she said. “We’re watching what the global market is doing and where we can play, what doors are being opened,” she said. It comes back to reliability and the ability to execute within the supply chain but also which markets might offer opportunities, she said. “It’s really about being agile and navigating that new world,” she said. Ceres has been watching China because when that nation begins to consume more dairy products the world snaps to and begins supplying it, Dorland said. “It creates huge opportunities for U.S. exporters, especially into other areas … where some of the folks that are supplying China may back out of,” she said. China is also important because when its imports slow, no other region can absorb that change. What happens in China dramatically influences the U.S. domestic market, she said. Ceres is also watching the weather and the prevailing La Nina, which can have a dramatic effect on New Zealand’s dairy production and a profound impact on milk prices, she said. The McCully Group has its eye on supply and also how hoarding by food companies over the last several months will play out,
McCully said. It’s also keeping an eye on geopolitical issues, with the collapse of the China Ever-
5200 Crater Lake Ave. Central Point, OR 97502 sales@amtractor.com
2009 JOHN DEERE 310J BACKHOE 4 in 1 Kent, Okada,
BTI, & CAT Front Bucket, Pilot Controls,Breakers Wain &Roy XLS
$43,000 1993 JD 210C Skip Loader 4-in-1 Loader Bkt, 4x4, Gannon Box w/Rippers $19,000
3 Point, Gannon Bucket with Rippers, PTO $21,500
Prices Range from $1,800 to $5,000
JLG 460SJ Telescopic Lift Diesel, 500# Capacity, 40' Max Reach, 46' Max Height $22,500
H American
1987 Wisconsin 32-10 Trailer 17' Deck, Air Brakes, Ramps, 20,000#
1998 Case 570LXT Skip Loader 4-in-1 Ldr, Bucket, Gannon Box $24,500
Rating $6,900 2012 BOBCAT E35 MINI EXCAVATOR w/Rippers, 4x4
Weld-On Rod Weeder Sprocket Blank
Deere 310SE Backhoe 1991 Towmaster T10 Trailer 16' Deck, Ramps, Electric Brakes, Ext-hoe, 8,000# Rating $5,800 Standard Ldr Bkt, 4x4 $26,500
Rayco RG1655 Stump Grinder 23" Diameter Wheel w/20 Carbide Tipped Teeth, Deutz Diesel $16,500
1992 JOHN DEERE 344E WHEELToll LOADER Free:
JD 26G Mini Excavator Aux Hyd's, Thumb, Q/C, Low Hours $27,500
CAT D4 Dozer Vintage, Clean, Blade w/Manual Angle $9,500
Motor Grader Scarifier/Ripper 1987 Ford 545A Skip Loader Combo, 14'3Pt Mold2x4, Loader Only, No $5,500 Black Pro board, Laser System $120,000
www.amtractor.com
1996 CAT 140H
Kent, Okada, BTI, & CAT Breakers & Compactors for GRADER Mini Excavators, Backhoes Combo, Push Block, & Skid SteersBlade
1987 Wisconsin 32-10 Trailer 17' Deck, Air Brakes, Ramps, 20,000# Rating $6,900
Pro
Prices Range from $1,800 to $5,000
1998 Case 570LXT Skip Loader 4-in-1 Ldr, Bucket, Gannon Box w/Rippers, 4x4 $24,500
Hydraulic Blade with Manual Angle, Electric 1991 Towmaster T10 Trailer $5,800
1993 JOHN DEERE 210C SKIP LOADER 4 in 1 Front Bucket, Gannon Box with Rippers, 55 HP $17,500
1996 Case 850G Dozer 6 Way Blade, Draw Bar, Brush Rake, Long Track $27,000
JLG 460SJ Telescopic Lift Diesel, 500# Capacity, 40' Max Reach, 46' Max Height $22,500
Rayco RG1655 Stump Grinder 23" Diameter Wheel w/20 Carbide Tipped Teeth, Deutz Diesel $16,500
1998 CASE 570L XT SKIP LOADER Gannon Box with Rippers, 4 in 1 Front Bucket
Start Pony Motor 16' Deck, Ramps, Electric Brakes, $9,000 8,000# Rating
S276863-1
Tractor
1996 Case 850G Dozer 6 Way Blade, Draw Bar, Brush Rake, Long Track $27,000
5200 Crater LakeQuick Ave. Change, Quality Used Equipment & Attachments, Blade, Wain Roy Hydraulic 855-423-1200 Central Point, OR 97502 4 in 1 Front Bucket, JRB Quick Change, 3rd Sales & Consignments Cameron’s Cell: Thumb sales@amtractor.com 541-944-8491 Office: 541-423-1200 Valve $33,500 $25,500 1998 John 1996 CAT 140H
1944 CAT D4 DOZER
harvestsolutionsinc.com 541-786-2358
HUGE COST SAVINGS OVER OEM!!!
1991 CASE 580K SKIP LOADER
Compactors for Mini Excavators, Backhoes & Skid Steers
Quick Change
w/Rippers $19,000
Fits Calkins/IH 80
Office: 541-423-1200
Toll Free: 855-423-1200 Cameron’s Cell: 541-944-8491
1996 CAT 140H Motor Grader Scarifier/Ripper Combo, 14' Moldboard, Black Pro Laser System $120,000
$110,000
Harvest Solutions, Inc.
Quality Used Equipment & Attachments, Sales & Consignments
1998 John Deere 310SE Backhoe Ext-hoe, Standard Ldr Bkt, 4x4 $26,500
1993System JD 210C Skip Loader Laser 4-in-1 Loader Bkt, 4x4, Gannon Box
Capital Press File
Those things could cause a lot of markets to crater, and dairy would be pulled into the vortex, he said.
H American Tractor
Scarifier/Ripper
More challenges await the U.S. dairy industry in 2022, experts say.
grande real estate group, Russian troops on the Ukraine border and the tension between China and Taiwan.
JD 26G Mini Excavator Aux Hyd's, Thumb, Q/C, Low Hours $27,500
$24,500
CAT D4 Dozer Vintage, Clean, Blade w/Manual Angle $9,500
1987 Ford 545A Skip Loader 2x4, Loader Only, No 3Pt $5,500
www.amtractor.com
S274668-1
B14
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
NCBA recaps efforts in 2021
By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press
Getty Images
YOUR GUIDANCE PROFESSIONALS: Colfax, WA
Walla Walla
Jody Boyd Zach Kincaid 509-288-4581 509-336-1340 Case IH Certified
Steve Dixon 509-956-3108
The Dalles, OR
Dusty Eddy Brad McManigal 541-993-3202 541-705-3546 Professional Services Professional Services Manager, Certified Manager Crop Advisor
Guidance Systems & Parts
WASHINGTON, D.C. — It was a busy year in the nation’s capital for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, with some significant wins to show for the effort. “We really had a focus this year on increasing opportunities for producer profitability throughout the supply chain,” said Ethan Lane, NCBA vice president of government affairs. NCBA linked all policy priorities back to that central focus in considering opportunities and challenges facing the industry in the new administration, he said during a virtual meeting on Dec. 22. See NCBA, Page B15
Lane Stephens 541-298-6277
Charlie Gibson 541-705-5610
JONES TRUCK & IMPLEMENT TECHNOLOGY BASED AGRICULTURAL SOLUTIONS
S276875-1 S276084-1
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
NCBA
servancy, Environmental Defense Fund and other non-government organi-
Continued from Page B14
NCBA spent a lot of time educating Congress, consumers and others about the threat to cattle producers created by onerous proposals to help pay for the Build Back Better initiative and other large spending bills, he said. They included elimination of the stepped-up basis, decreasing the death tax exemption and increasing the capital gains tax to more than 40%. “All could have a dramatic impact for cattle producers just at a time when as an industry we’re transitioning or expecting to transition about 40% of our operations to the next generation within the next 15 years,” he said. The pushback on those proposals turned into one of the largest grassroots campaigns the industry has ever launched, and Congress heard the message, he said. “So we’re really proud of that work … and we know we’re going to have to continue that focus moving into 2022 as we see whatever the next version of Build Back Better might be,” he said. Another area of focus has been sustainability and climate, and NCBA was excited to come out with its goals to be climate-neutral as an industry by 2040. “I think it’s been really well received in Washington by policymakers. … I’m extremely pleased by the dramatic difference
B15
zations — and they were pretty balanced rules, he said.
Ethan Lane
in how grazing and cattle production is being treated in the policy conversation in Washington relative to maybe 10 years ago in previous administrations,” he said. Cattle production is now being embraced as a climate solution, rather than as a threat or an impact. NCBA will continue to push the good work producers do on the ground and the conservation benefit the industry provides, he said. Another huge focus has been markets, cattle prices and all the components of leverage in the supply chain. NCBA continues to have robust dialogues with the administration on things like packing capacity and new funding for expanding capacity. “We need to make sure we’re looking for opportunities to create new packing capacity in areas that are underserved now,” he said. It needs to be regional, diverse and created in a way to generate more value for producers’ product and bring more of the beef dollar back to the ranch, he said.
“We have a tremendous amount of demand right now, both nationally and around the world, and we want to capitalize on that,” he said. NCBA wants to make sure producers get paid for the beef they raise because that quality product starts on the ranch, he said. NCBA is also focusing on price discovery and producers’ ability to choose the best marketing method for their cattle rather than a government mandate telling them how to market, he said. Rulemaking has also been, and will continue to be, a big focus with the rollback of Trump administration rules on such things as waters of the U.S., the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act. “It’s disappointing to see some of those rulemakings labeled as problematic simply because of the administration they came out of,” he said. When the rulemakings took place, there was strong representation from lots of different groups — including The Nature Con-
S277313-1
S275877-1
B16
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
INTEREST WAIVER UNTIL 9/1/22 ON 2010 & NEWER USED COMBINES (O.A.C) ‘21 CASE IH 9250,282SeperatorHours,HilcoLevelingSystem,Command Automation,PowerplusCVTDrivew/Feedrate,YieldMonitor,HarvestCommand w/Cameras, Auto Cleaning Fan, In Cab Adjust Cage Vane Control, Luxury Cab, Semi-Active Wheat and Ventilation, AM/FM/WB/Bluetooth Radio, Pro700, Large Color Touch Screen, AutoGuidance Nav Controller, Telematics, Engine Block Heater, Independent Cross Auger Control, GPS Antenna Receiver, Connectivity Carrier, Diff Lock, Grain Tank Cover, Stawhood Attachment/ ResidueManagement,ChaffStraightBrush.................................$581,900 ‘21 CASE IH 8250, 201 Sep Hrs, Hil co Leveling System, Harvest Commandw/Cameras,Automation,PowerPlusCVTDrivew/Feedrate, Yield Monitor, Auto Cleaning Fan, In Cab Adjust Vane Control, Luxury Cab, Semi-Active w/ Heat and Ventilation, AM/FM/Bluetooth Radio, Pro 700, Large Touch Screen, AutoGuidance, Nav Controller, Telematics, Engine Block Heater, Independent Cross Auger Control, Diff Lock, Grain Tank Cover, 50’ Unloading Auger, Fine Cut Chopper, Windrow Chute, DLXSpreader,750/65R26R1SteeringTires,TrailerHitch,ChaffStraight Brush...............................................................................$565,900 ‘20 CASE IH 9250, 851 hrs, Hil co Leveling System, Automation, AutoGuide Ready w/ GPS Mounts, Yield Monitor, HVSTC w/ Camera, Telematics, Connectivity Carrier, PowerPlus SVT Drive w/ Feedrate, EXT Wear Infeed w/ Chrome, Ext Wear Rotor w/ Bars/Spokes, Auto Clean Fan RPM, Ext Wear 2 Speed Elevator, 40’ Unloading Auger, Cross Auger Control, Fine Cut Chopper, Windrow Chute, DLX Spreader, Large Color Touch Screen, Luxury Cab, AM/FM/WB Bluetooth, Halogen Stadium Lighting,DiffLock,2SpeedPoweredRearaxle,28KR26R3SteeringTires, EngineBlockHeater,TrailerHitch,ChaffStraightBrush.........$521,900
‘20 CASE IH 8250, Hillco leveler, 4WD, 494-Sep-hrs, combine automation adjust, Autoguide ready with GPS mount, yield monitor, HVSTC, with camera, Telematic, connectivity carrier, PowerPlus CVT drive w/feedrate, feeders, ext’d wear infeed with chrome, in-cab adj cage vane, ext’d wear rotor with bar/spikes, Auto Clean fan RPM, in-cab adj pre-sieve, 1.125” upper & lower sieves, ext’d wear 2-speed elevator, grain tank HC power ext, unload auger ...... $471,900
HILLSIDE COMBINES
’20 CASE IH 8250, 296 sep, 650-75r32-r/w duals, 750/65r26-r/w rears, 4wd, extended wear packages, hyd grain tank extension, independent cross auger control, fine chopper w/window chute and deluxe spread, pivoting unloader spout adjust, ext wear unloading auger for 40 ft. Head, trailer hitch, rotating ust screens brush, in cab cage vane adjust, auto clean fan rpm, does not have automation, consigned……$482,500
‘00 JD 9750STS, 3627 sep. Rahco 32% leveler, 4WD, chipper, duals, service records, new transmission in 2017, new engine in 2018 @3868 hrs., new turbo and new finals in 2018. Includes nice JD 630F header on Stoess cart, combine and header well maintained......$55,000 ‘16 CASE IH 8240, 1447-Sep-hrs, Hillco Hillside, 4WD, MagnaCut fine chopper, hyd fold grain tank, Luxury cab with cloth seat...................................... $304,900 ‘11 NH CR9080, 2132-Sep-hrs, Hillco Hillside leveler, 4WD rear axle, diamond tread tires, 24.5R32 duals, extended wear pkg with chrome cage & transition, fine cut chopper, chaff spreader, Deluxe light pkg, Intelliview Monitor, Trimble E-Z-Steer, consigned ....... $149,900
‘99 CASE IH 2388, 3800 Rotor Hours, Level Land, 4WD..$24,900 ‘97 CASE IH 2188, 3889-Sep-hrs, 250 leveler, 2-speed hydro, 2WD, chopper, rear weight kit, 2 headers available but sold seperately, Nice Combine! ............. $29,900 ‘91 CASE IH 1680, 4403-E-hrs., Hanson leveler, Hillco transition conversion, bulk tank ext., hard-faced augers, 3 seasons on cage & rotor, chopper, new style fan, 1-spd hydro, 30.5Lx32/14.9x24, Consigned ...... $35,000 ‘91 CASE IH 1670, 6800-hrs, 500-hrs on reman Cummins, chopper, 2388 spreader ............. $21,900 ‘86 CASE IH 1680, Hillco 2000 leveler, 18.4-38 duals, chopper, 2WD, hard surfaced augers ...... $7,900
LEVEL LAND
‘13 CASE IH 8230, level land, 2110-Sep-hrs, header tilt, rock trap, cross-auger control, fine cut chopper, HID lights, Diff lock, AFS '93 JD 9500, SideHill, 925-hdr, 4482-hrs, consg.$25,000 autosteer, 520 front duals, 750/85R42 rear...........$149,900
‘08 CASE IH 2588, 2500 rotor hrs., Hillco 2800 hillside, 520/85R38 duals, 2 speed hydro, AFX rotor, chopper, 208” unloading auger, price includes CaseIH model ‘10 30’ header and cart , consigned....................................$92,000
!!USED HEADERS!! We Have Headers!
25' & 30' 1010's 25' & 35' 1020's 35' 3020's No Reasonable Offer Refused!
CALL NOW!!!
'12 CASE IH 8120, 2867-Sep-hrs, Hillco leveler, RWD, '02 CASE IH 2388,3458-Sep-hrs, level land, feeder reverser, large wire modules/cage, 24.5x32 with single spd hydro, 2WD, 20.8x42 duals, 18.4x26 rears, new rub Straw Tracking, 600x65R28 rears......... $174,900 bars, Field Tracker..............................................$35,900
Yellow Highlight denotes recent trade
SPRAYERS/APPLICATORS
‘20 CASE IH 4440, 791 Hours, Luxury Cab, Active Suspension, 12’ Boom, 5 Sensor AutoBoom Height, Chemical Educator, 650 Floats..................$375,900 ‘15 CASE IH 4440, 120’ Boom, AIM Command Pro, Auto Boom Height Control, 710/70R38 Floater Tires, Pro 700 Full Auto Steer, Weight Bracket, Boom Blow Out Kit........$175,900
’12 APACHE AS1220, 1100-hrs, 1200-gal, both narrow and flotation tires, hyd adjust axles, Trimble FM750, Section Control, Raven Auto Boom Height, Clean Unit! .................... $135,000
MCGREGOR FERTILIZER CART, backpacker fertilizer cart, 500 gal. poly tank, ground drive pump, bomber tires.. $1,900
DISKS & RIPPERS MCGREGOR 80’ sprayer, 7-sections, hydr. drive, 650 gal. stainless tank, Raven controller unit with guidance, nice unit.....................................................$6,000
DRILLS
HARROWS
‘90 LORAL MAGNUM IV, truck mounted fertilizer applicator, Allison automatic trans., 2 speed gear box, single axle truck with fertilizer applicator on top .............$9,900
SPRAYER, shop-bilt 80’ pull-type, single tips, 750-gal poly tank, 4-section AutoBoom, 2 fence-row nozzles, 24.5-32 tires,10-bolt, induction tank, rinse tank$5,900
DISKS & RIPPERS
M&W EARTHMASTER 1860, disk-ripper, 15" blade FLEXI-COIL 4350, Tow Behind Air Cart, 3 Tank, Mechanical Drive, 30.5spacing, 9 ripper shanks on 24" centers, 8 Wil-Rich chisel 32 RL Singles, Rear Tow Hitch, Dual Fan, Consigned..........$24,900 shanks on back of machine, consigned ............ $8,000 ‘12 CASE IH FH700, 60’x12” Spacing, 12.5x15 High DEUTZ ALLIS DOUBLE FOLD DISC, 29’, Consigned....$7,900 Flotation Tires, 550LB Trip w/84 Degree Shank, 5.5” Rubber SCHAEFFER 26’ DISC, 21” Front Blades, 22” Rear Blades, Press Wheel Gangs, Transport Lighting Package, Air Package Consigned...................................................$3,750 TBT Single Shoot, Flow Blockage Expand SS, Tillage Mounted SUNFLOWER G3-24, Converted to Full Hydraulic Lift, Work Switch, Stealth Body 84 Degree E-O Shank, 5” Spread $ 24’, Consigned............................................ 3,000 DS w/Carbide, Stealth Tip, Carbide Gumbo...........$72,900 ‘17 CASE IH FLEX HOE 700, 60”x12” spacing, 2.5LX15 high flotation tires and wheels, 550lb. trip, shim kit, 4” rubber press wheel gangs, transport lighting pkg., TBT, single shoot press wheel mud scrapers, tillage mounted work switch, stealth body, 4” spear DS with carbide seed tool, carbide gumbo stealth tips, no setup, rear hitch for towing liquid tank....................................$110,000 HERMAN 50’ cart, 10-bar, JD lever sections front/ ‘10 CASE IH ATX400, 46’ Double Shoot, 12” Spacing, flex rear, good tires, consg ............................ $7,500 5” Paired Row, 5.5” Packer Wheels, Agtron Full Run MCGREGOR STYLE, 60' cart with harrow ....... $6,400 Blockage.....................................................$55,900 SPIKE HARROW, Hill's Hydro-Hitch cart, ‘10 CASE IH 3430, 430 BU, Dual Fan, Double Shoot, $ 50-ft, 5-bar flex harrow, hydraulic fold ............ 3,500 18.4-38 Duals.............................................$35,900 JD HARROW, 5-Section Lever Spring Tooth, 48” Wide, Great Condition, Consigned.................$300/SECTION
SUNFLOWER 1433, 35’ disk, consigned…$24,900
DRILLS
SEEDHAWK 3012, 30', 10" spacing, 2.5" paired row, deep band liquid and starter , consigned................$40,280
'03 FLEXI-COIL 5000HD, 45' single shoot, liquid deep band set-up, 12" spacing, 5.5" rubber press wheels, 5" paired row boots ...................... $24,900 '99 FLEXI-COIL 7500, 40' Slim Wing Back air drill, 10" spacing, 4" rubber press wheels, 550-lb shank assemblies, double shoot air pkg ........ $8,900
Visit Us At: www.stjohnhardware.com
Spokane, WA Fairfield, WA (509) 244-4902 (509) 283-2111 St. John, WA (509) 648-3373 Nezperce, ID Moscow, ID (208) 937-2422 (208) 882-7501
S268354-1 S276907-1
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
C1
AG-TRK 430
• 430-HP CUMMINS • TIER 4 PERFORMANCE • ALLISON 4000 SERIES AUTO • MERITOR #33,000 AXLES • TWIN BAG REAR SUSPENSION • TANK SIZE: SS 1600, 2000, 2400-GAL. • BOOM WIDTHS: 90-132’ • SPECIALTY ALUMINUM BOOMS • CHOICE OF CONTROLLERS • 50 MPH TRANSPORT SPEED
CALL AG TRUCKS FOR YOUR ALL YOUR AG APPLICATION NEEDS!!’
We Specialize In Providing Quality Application Equipment Our Equipment Provides: Mobility • Capacity • Durability • Economics • Simplicity
2015 Ag Trucks Vector 300
2009 MILLER CONDOR G75:
2800-hrs, 1,200-gal, 90’ Mono Boom, Top Con controller, Raven boom height, 2 sets of tires. $ VERY NICE CONDITION! ..................
118,000
Call Justin! 509-338-7346
SPECIALTY ALUMINUM BOOMS!!! 2015 Ag Trucks Vector 300: 1200 hrs., 1600 gallons, 120 Sprayflex Book: Ag Leader Controller, Raven: Boom Height and Capstan Sharpshooter. One set of 650 tires, Very Nice Unit. Call Justin” 509-338-7346
DON’T FORGET!
AMAZONE ZG-TS-100001 SPREADERS! ✔ Spreads 120’ Full Overlap Pattern ✔ 9 Tons Urea Capacity ✔ Auto-Compensates for: ê Wind ê Slope ê Swath Width ✔ Mounted or Pull-Type
AG TRUCKS is a RAVEN PRECISION AG Sales Source.
Our Association with Ag Enterprise in Cheney, WA, gives us much more depth of service than most stand-alone dealers.
We deeply Appreciate our Relationship with Gary Farrell and His Entire Crew.
REMEMBER:
Ag Trucks is Your PNW Dealer for SPECIALTY ALUMINUM BOOMS · High Strength Aluminum Alloys · Light & Durable Construction · Engineered Welds · Outer Boom Sections Hydraulically Break-Away · 100’, 120’, 132’ Widths · SS Plumbing
Great Falls, Montana Steve Raska
406-788-5361
Garfield, Washington
www.agtrucksandequipment.com
Justin Honcoop
509-338-7346
• Individual Nozzle Control • Control Pressure Independent of Rate or Speed • Row-to-Row Liquid Fertilizer Uniformity While Automatically Changing Orifice Sizes Based on Rate or Speed S268147-1 • No Need to Change Orifices for Anhydrous Ammonia Apps S276819-1
C2
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
WSU Extension NAPA Wheelbarrow A bigleaf maple tree is tapped in December 2020 for syrup. Washington State Gas Compressor, $ JD Drill 8-gal, 5.5HP Honda University Extension hosted a webinar in January providing information about a regional Discproject to boost maple syrup production for small-forest landowners and commercial production. Bearings With free by Timken IR 231C
1130
8
1/2" air impact wrench
$ 99 EA
B203KYY2A139A
#IR 49813009
NAPA Wheelbarrow
Wheelbarrow Group 31NAPA 12V Gas Compressor, $675 $ JDLUMEN Drill Gas Compressor, 8-gal, 5.5HP Honda Stud Top Batteries $ 3/4” Drive Quiet Impact Wrench JD Drill 8-gal, 5.5HP Honda
8000
1130 1130 DEWALT Bare Tool $189 Sale $195 3/8” Drive 1/2” Drive
DeWalt 1350 ft./lbs. max torque from a tool that weighs just 7.4 lbs. DiscLight LED Garage 20V MAX Disc Bearings With free 1/4” Impact Bearings Compact & Quiet by Timken IR 231C With free With Top Power-To-Weight Driver by Timken 1/2" air IR 231C Ratio in it’s Class and 2-Year Warranty impact wrench (Bare Tool) $DEW DCF8858 1/2" air
$899 899 $
$ 129
DeWalt 20V EA 3/8” WrenchEA #BB203KYY2A139A 315-1422 w/Hog Ring Craftsman 81 #BB203KYY2A139A 99* $ Anvil pc. Tool Set (Bare Tool) PA Electric $
19
impact wrench
10999*
IR 15QMAX IR 36QMAX #IR *Exchange, 49813009 380Last ft.lbs. of 475 ft.lbs. of #IR 49813009 While Supplies
31 torque 12V max. torqueGroup max. DEW DCF8838 Group 31 12V LUMEN 69.99 each $ Batteries NAPA Electric ompressor 139 LUMENStud TopStud Top Batteries Air Compressor TIMER CONTROLLED LED Garage Light
0 0 45$0
450
HOURS LED Garage Light – Friday Milwaukee 56Monday pc. Impact Automotive Drill & Drive
Wheeled Battery Charger 7:30Set am-6:00 pm each $ 104.99 Saturday Starting at 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Vertical, CFM @ 100 PSI 115V NBC 90-155 509-334-4511 1541 7.1 ACFM @ 100 PSI NBC 90-156 #: NAC 82-4254PAT
autoparts.com kuhlautoparts.com
Wh S e upp ilWA Colfax, l i 315 W. Walla Walla Las esHighway 315-1422 t! 315-1422 $ 509-397-3481
140
$ WA HP, ID 24-GalPullman, 2-HP, 24-Gal et ertical, 115V 1242 S. Grand Ave. #: NAC 82-4254PAT
80008000
$
109 $10999* 19$99* 99* 19
WSU Extension webinar promotes maple syrup production By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press
A Washington State University Extension webinar Jan. 12 outlined the goals for a regional effort to boost bigleaf maple syrup production. Bigleaf maple trees are native to the region and could be used to develop new maple syrup production, said Patrick Shults,
extension forester in southwest Washington and interim director of Lewis County Extension. “Not a lot of people know that you can” produce syrup from the trees, Shults said. “Some people that know that you can, aren’t sure how to do it. It’s an interesting thing to do, whether it’s at the hobby
See HMaple, Page C4
ACCUCON WE MAKE PARTS FOR
MATHEWS COMPANY AG PRODUCTS!
MC
MATHEWS COMPANY S275456-1
REPLACEMENT HELICAL & SECTIONAL FLIGHTING Available
99*
*Exchange, While Supplies Last *Exchange, While Supplies Last
HOURS HOURS Monday – Friday Monday 7:30 am-6:00 pm – Friday 7:30 am-6:00 pm Saturday Saturday 8:00 am-5:00 pm 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Colfax, WA Pullman, WA Potlatch, ID Colfax, 315 W. Walla Walla Highway WA Pullman, WA Ave. ID 1242 S. Grand 140 6th Potlatch, Street
315 W. Walla Walla Highway 1242 S. Grand Ave. 140 6th Street 509-397-3481 509-334-4511 208-875-1541 208-875-1541 509-334-4511 509-397-3481 S276880-1
S264817-1
BIN SYSTEMS (To Order)
• Sweeps • Coupler Boxes • Bin Wells
• REPAIR • REBUILD • HARDFACE
• Custom Augers • Reflight Platform Augers
904 N Dyer Road Spokane, WA 99212 Fax: (509) 534-4337
(509) 534-4460
Website: www.accuconofspokane.com • Email: accucon@hotmail.com
January 2022
(509) 632-5205 Agricultural Equipment • Consignment • Appraisals • Loader Tractors “Where My Mission Is Helping Farmers Turn Excess Capital Into Working Capital”
2 0 0 9 GLEANER A G C O HEADER M O D E L 7200 30R, 30 ft., auto height sensors, single point hookup, newer auger fingers - center bearings, reel fore auger & aft, with Header Cart. Nice! ....
C3
The Growers’ Guide
COMBINES
9,800
www.parsonsequipment.com TRACTORS
1998 CHALLENGER TRACTOR 95E, 10300 hrs., 410 h.p. engine, 3000
hrs. on engine OH, 10 F. & 2 R. P.S. Trans., 30 in. tracks, 4 remotes, buddy seat in cab, good maintenance, dryland tractor. Runs and Works Great!.....................................$48,000
2020 John Deere Lawn Tractor Model E110
HARROWS
MORRIS SPRING TINE HARROW, 50 ft., 10 sections and lift arms, 3/8 in. tine, tine angle adjustment, off of Morris Rangler II Packer. ........................................ $2,500
RODWEEDERS
‘11 JD 630F, 30’ header, Auto Height, stone dam, full finger auger, single point hook-up, poly snouts, Reel Resume, poly skid plates. Nice Unit! ..................................... $9,800 ‘09 GLEANER AGCO HEADER MODEL 7200 30R, 30 ft., auto height sensors, single point hookup, newer auger newer auger fingers - center bearings, reel fore & aft, with Header Cart. Nice! ......................... $9,800
HAPPY NEW YEAR’S!
TRUCKS & EQUIP.
‘95 FREIGHTLINER FLD120, Conventional Semi Truck, 644,703-miles showing, Cummins M11-350E-350-hp, 10 spd. Fuller trans., tandem axle, A/C, Jake brake, good 11R22.5 tires, air suspension. Nice!.......... $14,500 '80 IH S1800, wheat truck, displays 60K miles, gas engine, 5&2 trans, hoist metal bed, rear remotes. Clean! .............. $3,900 '75 IH LOADSTAR 1600, single axle, bed & hoist, 9:00x20 tires ...................... $2,500 '69 IH 1600, boom truck, 392-engine, newer winch included ...REDUCED $2,500 ‘78 FORD 9000, tandem wheat truck, Detroit engine-bad, Eaton 10-spd trans, 11R24.5 newer front Toyo tires, 20’ metal bed, racks, $ and hoist 5,000 GRAIN BOX..................................... FOR WHEAT OR SEED TRUCK, 15 ft. long approx., 91 in. wide, 48 in. height, hyd. gate. Nice! .................................... $3,200
$
BRENT 974, grain cart, 900 plus bushels, 1000 PTO drive, 17" unloading auger with Light Foot tire system ..................... $14,000 ‘90 CASE IH 1680, 5400-hrs showing, 30.5x32 drive tires, dealer worked on, Cummins engine, chopper, with Case 101025’ header, and cart. Nice! ..........$9,500
Darrel Parsons Cell: (509) 681-1277 www.parsonsequipment.com Email: parsonseq@gmail.com
19 h.p., hydro - static trans., two petal foot control, 42 in. mower deck, 6.5 bagger, high lift blades installed - helps bagging wet grass, some warranty left, always stored inside. 2007 FLATBED FOR TRUCK, 20 ft., 8 ft. wide, wood deck, steel frame, metal headboard, stake pockets, nylon strap sliding winches. Make a great hay bed! ......................... $4,500 GRAIN BOX, for wheat/seed truck, 14’ long, approx 60” high, 91” wide, pneumatic gate cylinders, SRT tarp system. Nice! .... $3,900 GRAIN BOX, for wheat or seed truck, approx. 15’ long, 91” wide, 48” height,.....$3,200
New $2,500 Like New $2,000
VERSATILE 875,
9400-hrs, Cummins 855 280-hp engine, F.12 & R.4 spd trans, A/C cool, 20.8x38 tires, with EZ Guide auto steer.
Good Older Tractor!
9,500
$
CALKINS, Culta-Weeder, 44’, Hyd. Rod Drive, approx. 2 years old, 1” rods, good wear parts, newer lift cyls. Also floating tongue with 750 gal. Anhydrous tank, manifolds etc. and Calkins harrow with good tines .. $9,500 MORRIS B3-36, Culta-Weeder, 6’, newer hyd lift cylinders, shanks, good sweeps, with good Morris harrow ................................ $2,800
HAY EQUIPMENT
KITCHNER BALE KING, bale wagon, picks up and holds 84 small square bales, 3-ton, pull-style--similar to NH 1047, electric control ............REDUCED! $2,500
1984 INTERNATIONAL 684
GRAIN MASTER MFG, 18’ grain racks, metal, side ladder, 54” sides, 8.5’ width....$2,500 EQUIPMENT TRAILER, 30’ x 8’, tilt deck, 8.25R15TR tires, pintle hitch, Eager Beaver style, no title, needs work, Mechanic Special . $2,900
69 hp engine, 4 cyl. diesel engine, 16.9 x 30 rear tires - good shape, 3 point and PTO, with Case Loader Model 2250 and joystick control.
DISKS & RIPPERS
10,500
$
FARMAL IH M, wide front end, power steering added, 4 cyl gas, 13.6 X 3.8 rear tires, 600 X 16SL front, DUAL loader, 5‘ bucket .............................................................................. $2,500
USED DRILLS! '92 GLEANER R72, 3600-sep-hrs., dual
drive tires, 16.9x24 rear tires, annual winter OH at local dealer every year, have records, stainless elevators, main shaft last year ect., chopper, Trimble Yield Monitor, (Head & Easy Steer--not with). Also, 30' Gleaner 700 Series header, big flighting, newer reel. Nice! ..........$19,500 ‘10 CASE IH 2010, 30’ header, auger/rigid, twin sickle, full finger & H.S. auger, fore & aft on reel, pickup reel, with header cart. Possible backup header. In Good Shape! .. $12,800
‘09 JOHN DEERE 458 ROUND BALER, 1900 bales, 4x5 bales, cover edge surface wrap or twine, mega wide plus pickup, 540 PTO, 31x13.50-15 Hi-Flotation tires, 6 belts very good shape, stored inside, one owner. Nice! Very Rare Find!..................$18,600
CHISEL PLOWS
KRAUSE 2813, 19’ chisel plow, spike points, spring-style C-shanks .....$2,900 MORRIS CP-531, chisel plow, 31”, 1’ spacing, sweeps ...................... $2,500 JD 200F, 23’ chisel plow, 1’ spacing . $1,200 IH, 30’ chisel plow, 1’ spc, sweeps, Nice! $850
TIRES & TRACKS TITAN, tractor tire, 24.5Rx32-R1, Radial, Hi-Traction lug. New $2,029. ....... $1,500
CULTIVATORS CALKINS 4X4, cultivator, 36', tandems on wings, no points, with Calkins harrow white color vintage ....................... $3,600 CALKINS SKEW TREADERS, (2) of, 32 ft., lime green - vintage, with square tubing hitch. $1,500
LEWCO BALE HANDLER FORK MODEL 5A, high lift option, 18 teeth, non-rotating,614x18 in. on edge, 5- 16x18 in. on edge. ..................................... $2,500
TRUCKS & EQUIP. '75 IH LOADSTAR 1600, single axle, bed & hoist, 9:00x20 tires ...................... $2,500 '69 IH 1600, boom truck, 392-engine, newer winch included ...REDUCED $2,500 ‘78 FORD 9000, tandem wheat truck, Detroit engine-bad, Eaton 10-spd trans, 11R24.5 newer front Toyo tires, 20’ metal bed, racks, and hoist ..................................... $5,000
KRAUSE DISK MODEL 969, 32’, new blades in front, rock flex style gangs, 2 new tires, scrapers, tandems on center frame .. $7,500 ‘11 FRONTIER HD-5219, 19’ HD disk, optional HD 2-1/8” axle, smooth 28” blades, scrapers, Very Nice!!...................$22,800 KRAUSE 969, 32’ disk, new blades in front, rock flex style gangs, 2 new tires, scrapers, tandems on center frame ............... $7,500 JD KBA DISCS, assortment of sizes, 10-ft. & 12-ft., sealed & cast bearings, one older hitch, (11) approx. quantity, some parts....Ea $250 JD BW, 14’ disk, on rubber,...............$1,700 BUSH HOG, 7-shank ripper, V-style, drawn unit with parts BH 5-shank unit ........ $5,000 AC 600, SubSoiler, 7.50x20 tires, 5 shank, with points................................... $3,500
JOHN DEERE GRAIN DRILLS MODEL HZ, 40 ft., 5-unit set, 16 in. spacing, packers notched and capped, hyd. depth control - newer cyls., good points, early Stoess hitch ......$9,000
CASE IH 7100, grain drills, 5-unit set, 60’, 20” spacing, hoe openers, 5” wide packers , with 500 gal. poly tank, fertilizer manifolds and Stoess hitch ....... $10,800
IH 150, grain drills, 36', 3-unit set, 10" spacing, hoe openers, cast boots, hyd. depth control .......................$2,900
3-IH 150's, 42' grain drills, 12" spacing, steel hoe openers, hyd depth control, rubber packers, fert maniflod, with hitch ..... $4,500
SPRAYER/FERTILIZER
1995 SPRA COUPE SELF PROPELLED SPRAYER MODEL 3430, 40 ft. or 60 ft. booms, Cummins Turbo B3.3 engine, 300 gal. poly tank, newer electric pumps, A/C, with Trimble 250 Auto Steer. Also, N Tech Ind. Weed Seeker System for 40 ft. of booms. Nice! ............. $35,000
PULL SPRAYER FRAME FOR SMALL ACREAGE, 100 gal. poly tank, booms 40 ft., some valves. Very Nice Unit, Great Paint Job! ........................................... $2,900 PULL-BEHIND, 1000-gal sprayer, SS tank, 90’ booms, hyd driven Hypro pump, foam marker, can be used as back packer, triple nozzle tips, control head ................................. $3,500
MISCELLANEOUS
WESTFIELD TR80-51, grain auger, PTO drive, 8"x51', hyd. lift for height, swing-away intake hopper (for trailers), hyd. drive ........ $3,500 IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT, Marathon electric motor, 150-hp and 125-hp, misc pipes, valves, many, many more items ........... CALL MC GRAIN AUGER, 10-in. x 70-ft. approx., PTO drive, galvanized style .................. $350 2-JOBOX STEEL STORAGE CHESTS, for job site, industrial site or pickup, heavy duty, lockable, 6'-W x 2'-L x 2'-H, stored inside, new $880 with tax, asking ½ of new, Like New! ...ea $440 S276900-1
C4
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
JTI, YOUR YOUR PARTS PARTS HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS JTI,
Chrome Alloy Alloy Chrome Wear Parts Parts Wear
Agg,, H HeAvy eAvy D Duty uty & &A Automotive utomotive A
JONES TRUCK TRUCK && IMPLEMENT IMPLEMENT JONES Colfax,Washington, Washington,Located LocatedononHighway Highway26 26 Colfax,
(509) 397-4371 397-4371 (509)
Auto,Truck Truck&& Auto, PickupParts Parts Pickup
WA,ID, ID,OR: OR:1-800-831-0896 1-800-831-0896 WA,
Hand Tools
PARTS PARTS
SERVICE SERVICE
Casey Jones Jones Casey Steve DeFord DeFord Steve
IT’S OUR PEOPLE!
Eric Jones Jones Eric
TRANSITION CONES CONES && VANES VANES TRANSITION $ 40 SteelVanes, Vanes,Part PartNo. No.321933A1 321933A1............ ............ $806 Steel 80640 Vane Kit Kit,,80 80Size, Size,Stainless Stainless Vane 00 $$116500 SteelVanes, Vanes,Part PartNo. No.84272906 84272906.......... .......... 1055 Steel
Ryan Stolz Stolz Ryan WSU Extension
Vane Kit Kit,,40/60 40/60Size, Size,Stainless Stainless Vane
DerekStarrett Starrett Derek
AlbertStarrett Starrett Albert
Jim Gordon Gordon Jim
Nicole Wells Wells Nicole
PartNo. No. Description Description Size Price Price Part Size 00 47843259Transition TransitionCone Cone(Flagship (FlagshipCombine) Combine).................... .................... ........... ..........$$4,275 4,150 00 47843259 80 87298773Vane VaneKit Kit(Flagship (FlagshipCombine) Combine)................................. ................................. ................ ............. $$800 87298773 884 80 $$ 00 47502133Transition TransitionCone Cone(Heavy-Duty, (Heavy-Duty,Stainless StainlessSteel SteelVanes) Vanes). .8080....... ...... 2,349 2,175 00 47502133 00 B93194Vane VaneKit Kit(with (withStandard StandardHardware) Hardware)........................ ........................8080........... ........ $$564 B93194 640 00
SPRAY SPRAY PARTS PARTS
Tips •• Tips Fittings •• Fittings Electronics •• Electronics Valves •• Valves Filters •• Filters Screens •• Screens Nozzles •• Nozzles Cam Locks Locks •• Cam Transfer Pumps Pumps •• Transfer ATV Sprayers Sprayers •• ATV Hand Guns Guns •• Hand Shut-offs •• Shut-offs
LarryPeringer Peringer Larry Conekits kitscome come Cone completewith with complete vanesinstalled. installed. vanes Hardware availHardware able withwith wear available resistant coating. wear resistant coating.
HeatherFisher Fisher Heather
JimDunning Dunning Jim
WoodyDowell Dowell Woody
TerryCochran Cochran Terry
Mark Appel Appel Mark
JustinVandenbark Vandenbark Justin
BrandonJorgensen Jorgensen Brandon
CASE IH SWEEPS CIH Sweep, Sweep, CIH & POINTS POINTS $ 50 #1547095C2,Size Size4.5 4.5 $10 #1547095C2, 13 25& CIH Sweep, Sweep, CIH $ 00 75 #1547097C2,Size Size7.5 7.5 $ #1547097C2, CIH Sweep, Sweep, CIH $ 75 #1547098C2,Size Size99 $ 50 #1547098C2, CIH Sweep, Sweep, CIH $ 00 25 #1547099C2,Size Size10.5 10.5 $ #1547099C2,
12 14 11 13 14 15
CIH Sweep, Sweep, CIH $ #1547100C2,Size Size12 12 $ #1547100C2, Straight Chisel, Chisel, Straight $$ #601986R1 #601986R1 Twisted Chisel, Chisel, Twisted $ #594545Ror or#594546R1 #594546R1 $ #594545R
25 15 1875 75 18 75 00 25 2675
EARTH METAL SUPER SHARP EDGE EarthMetal, Metal, Earth 22"disk diskblade, blade, 22" PartNo. No.87618068 87618068 Part
BobManderscheid Manderscheid Bob
Maple
GOOD INVENTORY! INVENTORY! GOOD
Kent Gingerich Rob Watkins
$$46 75 75
Continued from Page C2
scale, even all the way up to the commercial scale.” Currently, one landowner in Washington is pursuing bigleaf maple syrup production commercially, Shults said. The webinar is part of a larger project and partnership between WSU, the University of Washington and Oregon State University. The project uses USDA funding to continue a UW research project, Shults said. The next phase involves outreach, he added.
Shults said bigleaf maples are fewer today than they were before European settlement of the region. They have been “treated as a weed, more or less,” compared to industrial timber. “A lot of your timber-minded people are going to be cutting them back,” he said. The trees are more plentiful on small-scale forest lands, whose owners tend to value biodiversity and habitat creation, Shults said. See Syrup, Page C5
JesseMcClintock McClintock Jesse
SUBSCRIPTION FORM
AdamHoshauer Hoshauer Adam
Producers operating in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana can receive The Growers’ Guide FREE upon request!
ChadAeschliman Aeschliman Chad
EarthMetal, Metal, Earth 20"disk diskblade, blade, 20" PartNo. No.87618056 87618056 Part
$$4800 00
Bigleaf maple trees are tapped for maple syrup in December 2020 as part of a regional project to explore possible commercial production. Washington State University Extension hosted a webinar Jan. 12.
KalebBleeker Bleeker Kaleb
JONESTRUCK TRUCK JONES IMPLEMENT & &IMPLEMENT
—————————————————— Check One: ❒ New ❒ Renewal ❒ Address Change ——————————————————
NAME _____________________________________________ COMPANY NAME ___________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS _________________________________ CITY __________________________ STATE ______________ ZIP ______________ COUNTY ________________________ PHONE ___________ – ___________ –__________________ EMAIL ___________________________________________ The following is confidential and for our statistical purposes only Acres__________________
Dryland
Irrigated
Orchard
Principal crops_________________________________ Commercial Livestock: Hogs Cattle Sheep Poultry
Justin Bagby
Website: www.jtii.com | E-mail: jti@colfax.com Website: www.jtii.com | E-mail: jti@colfax.com Walla Highway | Colfax, WA 99111 Walla Walla Highway | Colfax, WA 99111
Other____________ Number of Head_______
SIGNATURE ___________________________
Phone (509) 397-4371 • WA, ID, 1-800-831-0896 OR 1-800-831-0896 Phone (509) 397-4371 • WA, ID, OR S276876-1
P.O. Box 306 • Colfax, Washington 99111 509-397-2191 • farmads@growersguide.com
January 2022
C5
The Growers’ Guide
IT’S THE PITTS A column by Lee Pitts
Every month in The Growers’ Guide
HUGE SELECTION OF HILLSIDE COMBINES TILLAGE
NEW JD 2660VT, Variable Intensity Tillage, 33'10" CALL
ONE YEAR NO INTEREST WAIVER ON S780’S!
HAY
2020 S780 - 141/93 .................call for pricing! 2020 S780 -147/99 ..................call for pricing! 2020 S780 -525/399 ................call for pricing! 2018 S780 - 740/533 ...............call for pricing! 2018 S780 - 766/561 ...............call for pricing!
WSU Extension
Maple syrup is made from native bigleaf maple trees using a homemade evaporator in the woods in January 2021. Washington State University Extension hosted a Jan. 12 webinar about possible expansion of regional syrup production.
Syrup
Continued from Page C4 “A lot of people are looking in their back yard and seeing a lot of maple,” he said. “Sometimes they hear that maple’s not really worth anything. This is a way to utilize it.” Syrup from a bigleaf maple, compared to East Coast sugar maple, has a “bolder” flavor. “Honestly, not everybody loves it, compared to the East Coast,” Shults said. “It’s a little stronger, it’s got kind of a vanilla and coffee flavor.” The syrup may be better marketed as a separate product rather than competing with other syrup, Shults said. “Some people do put it on their pancakes, but it actually goes for a pretty high price right now, so those are some pretty expensive pancakes,” he said. Acme, Wash.-based Neil’s Bigleaf Maple Syrup sells 12 ounces
2014 S680 Level Land......Competitively priced! NEW Several S670’s starting................... @ $249,000 2016 S670 -1108/820.................. call for Price JD 460M & 450M, round balers............... CALL 2014 S670......................COMPETITIVE PRICE! 2012 S670..............................Great Condition! NEW Several 9870’s Starting.................. @ $150,000 Call while inventory lasts!
WSU FORESTRY
JD 946 & JD 830, MoCos ...................... CALL
https://forestry.wsu.edu/
of syrup for $42 and 5 ounces for $17.50. The syrup is a little more common in British Columbia. Shults said there is some production in Oregon, too. The UW project was to determine whether maple production is viable, particularly for landowners using the maple tree in mandatory riparian buffers. Those landowners wouldn’t harvest the tree, but could tap them for syrup, Shults said. More research is needed to determine the best management practices, he said. “We have a lot of things going for us here, we also have some things going against us,” he said. “So we need to determine how to take advantage of those advantages and mitigate some of the disadvantages that we have.” Contact Shults at patrick.shults@wsu.edu
TRACTORS
J&M GRAIN CARTS 1050................................................ $41,000 875.................................................. $34,000 LARGE SELECTION OF COMPACT UTILITY TRACTORS
NEW
JD 9630.......................................... $163,000 GREAT CONDITION! JD 6130 M’S Good Selection, ......................CALL
• Sales • Parts • Service
Grangeville: (208) 983-1730 118 West South St., Grangeville, ID 83530 Nez Perce: (208) 937-2402 311 Oak St, Nez Perce, ID 83543 Web: www.belleq.com ‘97 JD 9400, 425-hp, 4WD, 10,291-hrs..$67,000 S276820-1
C6
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Four Montana Farm Bureau members named to national advisory committees Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Four farmer/rancher members of the Montana Farm Bureau Federation have been selected
to serve on the American Farm Bureau Issues Advisory Committees. The committees provide an avenue for Farm
‘10 CASE IH 7088, 1875 hrs., duals, beater, #920................................................
95,000
$
Bureau’s grassroots leaders to contribute their expertise on specific issues to the organization’s policy deliberations. Com-
‘08 JD 9770, 2025 hrs., duals, 2WD, chopper,
$120,000
‘14 BOURGAULT 3710 air drill....$210,000
'05 PATRIOT SPX-3310, 90’-boom,
630R header and cart, #943...
M&W EARTHMASTER 2500, Disk Ripper, 11-shank, 24" spc, rear hitch, #542
USED COMBINES ‘13 CASE IH 8230, 2800 HRS, DUALS, CHOPPER, 2WD, #934........$150,000 ‘13 CASE IH 7130, CHOPPER, DUALS, 600 HRS #757……… $175,000 ‘12 CASE IH 7088 HILLCO, 1760 HRS., DUALS, BEATER, 4WD,#942..$135,000 ‘10 CASE IH 7088, 1875 HRS, DUALS, BEATER, #921…............…..$95,000 ‘08 JD 9770, 2025 HRS., DUALS, 2WD, CHOPPER, 630R HEADER & CART #943....$120,000 ‘08 CASE IH 8010, DUALS, CHOPPER, 2000 HRS.2WD, CHOPPER #944.$75,000 ‘06 CASE IH 8010, DUALS, CHOPPER, 1800 HRS.2WD #829…...$109,000 ‘84 IH 1480, NICE SHAPE, #836 …............................................….$6,000
USED SPRAYERS
'20 APACHE AS1240XP, 100' Pomier booms, 1200-gal, Trimble guidance, #482 ......................................................... CALL '20 APACHE AS1240XP, 100' Pomier booms, 1200-gal, Trimble guidance, #483 ......................................................... CALL '17 APACHE AS1220 PLUS 2, 1400-hrs., 1200-gal, 132’ boom, Raven Viper 4.............................................................$195,000 '05 CASE IH PATRIOT SPX-3310, 90’-boom, 1000-gal, Trimble Auto Steer, #510 .................................................. $75,000
USED TILLAGE & MISC. M&W EARTHMASTER 2500 DISK RIPPER, 11 SHANK, 24” SPACING, REAR HITCH, #542…........................................................................................................$12,000 ALLIS CHALMERS 27’ TANDEM DISK #CON SD48……............………….$3,500 CASE IH 9300 ECOLO TIGER, LEAD SHANKS, COVER DISKS, REAR HITCH, #528.$25,000 2010 CASE IH ECOLO TIGER 730C, SUBSOILER #508....…...............…..$50,000 ALLIS CHALMERS 3 POINT SUBSOILER, #460…...............................…..$5,000
12,000
$
mittee members meet in person once per year, and hold additional meetings via webinar or conference calls throughout the pro-
75,000
1000-gal, Trimble Auto Steer, #510 . $
‘08 CASE IH 8010, 1975 hrs., chopper, Duals,
75,000
$
2WD, #AA944.................................
USED TRACTORS '97 JD 9300, 710-38 duals,WHEEL diffs, Auto Steer, #1208 ......................... $47,000 '97 JD 9200, 20.8R42 duals, weights, Performance Monitor, #1075.... $60,000 ‘82 STEIGER BEARCAT 225, 4-remotes, duals, Cat engine, CosD62 .. $11,000 ‘78 STEIGER PANTHER 3, ST325, 4 Remotes, Duals, Cat Engine, ConsD62.....$12,000
USED TRACKED TRACTORS
'19 CASE IH STEIGER 540Q, 1600-hrs, Luxury cab, PTO, 36" tracks, 6-remotes, Auto Steer #1262 ....................................... $335,000 '19 CASE IH STEIGER 500Q, 2300-hrs, Luxury cab, PTO, 36" tracks, 6-remotes, #1224 ...................................................... $335,000 ‘12 CASE IH 500Q, 5600 hrs., 36” Tracks, PTO, 4 Remotes, DLX cab, #......$150,000 ‘08 CASE IH 485Q, 9700 hrs., 36” Tracks, PTO, 4 Remotes,#..........$90,000 ‘05 CASE IH STX 450Q, 6300 hrs., 30” Tracks, new Trans. 4 Remotes #1250. ..................................................................................................$110,000 ‘02 CASE IH STX375Q, 36” tracks, bare back, 4-remotes....................$50,000 '00 CASE IH 9370Q, Great Tracks, Lots of recent work! #951 ............ $50,000 '99 CASE IH 9380Q, 4 remotes, bareback, Diffs #1244 .................... $50,000 ‘03 JD 8520T, 7800 hrs., power shift, PTO, 4 Remotes, #.........................$60,000
USED HAY EQUIPMENT
'14 PHIBER VS-1202, bale stacking accumulator, #ConsD1 ................ $25,000 '10 SPEARHEAD 820, 27' mower, PTO, #305 ................................. $35,000
gram year as needed to discuss new developments on their assigned issues. Outcomes of the committees’ deliberations include advice and counsel to the AFBF Board of Directors on policy-related actions AFBF might take, recommendations for state Farm Bureau policy development, and policy recommendations to the AFBF Resolutions Committee. Members also provide a bench of issue experts to testify at congressional hearings, meet with lawmakers and communicate with the news media, as requested. There are 12 committees. MFBF members selected for IAC Committees include: Farm Policy – Jillien Streit, a pulse crop farmer from Chester Federal Lands – Tom DePuydt, a diversified farmer/rancher from Saco Market Structure – Wes Jensen, a cattle rancher from Circle Water – Mike Murphy, a cattle rancher and irrigator from Wolf Creek The first meeting of the Issues Advisory Committees takes place February 17-18 at American Farm Bureau’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. “We’re so pleased that four of our members will serve on these committees,” noted MFBF President Cyndi Johnson. “We know they will do well representing our state and voicing the concerns of our member farmers and ranchers.”
USED DRILLS
(5) 10’ JOHN DEERE 9350 DRILLS, 10” SPACING, SPLIT SEED/FERT. BOX STOESS HITCH, No Movers, Field Ready,cons....................................... $14,000 FLEXI-COIL 6000, disk drill with 2350 cart, 40', 10" spacing, block monitor, #ConsJ61 .................................................................................... $30,000 5-JD 9350, 10' drills with 10" spacing, split seed/fertilizer box, Stoess hitch, no movers, Field Ready #ConsD61................................ $14,000
Odessa, WA
Ritzville, WA
(509) 988-0433
(509) 660-3210
Coulee City, WA
(509) 988-0342 www.odessatradingco.com S276897-1
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
C7
Potato market outlook mixed for 2022 sity of Idaho Ag Outlook presentation Dec. 16. “Whether or not that can stay is dependent upon Potato producers will have to the overall economy.” weigh strong demand and Risks include U.S. and prices against high input international government costs and a still-uncertain responses to COVID-19 economy as they decide and its variants, he said. their 2022 plantings. Eborn, who is based “There’s a lot of optiin eastern Idaho, said mism in the markets right the U.S. crop fell short now,” Ben Eborn, agri- Ben Eborn of expectations overcultural economist and all this year, dragged in part by owner of North American Potato Market News, said in a UniverSee Potatoes, Page C8 By BRAD CARLSON Capital Press
‘06 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed, with bed and hoist, Hendrickson rears, off lease, 268kIHmile, Stock 276…...................$42,500 ‘06 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed, with bed and hoist, Hendrickson rears, off lease, 268k mile, Stock 276…...................$42,500
‘06 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed, with bed and hoist, Hendrickson rears, off lease, ‘06IH GMC C-8500, Cat ISM C-7, @ 8LL385 trans,HP,with and $10bed ‘07 7600, speed 268k mile, StockCummins 276…...................$42,500 39,750 hoist,flatbed, one owner, 105k miles, Stock 285.....$29,500 with 14k FA, Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off lease, Stock C-8500, 277….$36,500 $34,500 w/o ‘06 GMC Cat C-7, 8LL trans, with bedbed and
hoist, one owner, 105k miles, Stock 285.....$29,500
'12 KW T800, cab & chassis, Cummins ‘06ISX GMC C-7,auto, 8LL trans, with bed and @ C-8500, 350-hp, Cat Eaton 338K-miles,
‘08 Pete 335, 8.3 @ 315 HP , Allison Auto, $33,750 WB, Stock #242............. ‘06270" IH 7600, Cummins @ 285.....$29,500 385HP, 10 speed, hoist, one owner, 105k miles,ISM Stock '12 & 243.....…$21,500 chassis, Cummins 260k KW miles, T800, 1 owner,cab Stock
with hoist, Eaton Hendrickson rears, off lease, ISXbed @and 350-hp, auto, 338K-miles, 268k Stock 276…...................$42,500 $33,750 270" WB, Stock #242............. ‘06 IHmile, 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed, with bed and hoist, Hendrickson rears, off lease, 268k mile, Stock 276…...................$42,500
‘07 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385 HP, 10 speed with flatbed, 14k FA, Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off lease,IHStock 277….$36,500 $34,500 bed ‘07 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385 HP,w/o 10 speed
Seed Control Units
‘07 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385 HP, 10 speed
‘09 Cat C13, Jake, 10 speed, with Freightliner flatbed, 14k FA,M2, Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off ‘08 Stock Pete277….$36,500 8.3 @ 315 HP , Allison $w/o Auto, lease, $34,500 bed 34,750 345K miles, just335, off lease.................................. 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500
‘08 Pete 335, 8.3 @ 315 HP , Allison Auto, AUTO 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500
‘04 T-300, with ‘08KW Pete 335,Cummins 8.3 @ 5.9, 315 Allison HP , automatic Allison Auto, PTO, 14K front ,1120K ex ISM municipal..........$22,500 ‘07 IH 7600, Cummins @ 385 HP, 10 speed 260k miles, owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500 S22,750 '12 F-LINER ,miles, Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, $ 27,500 withJakes, flatbed,10-spd, 14k FA,520K-mi Haulmax............. rears, 235k miles, off lease,IH Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 bed ‘07 7600, Cummins @ 385 HP,w/o 10 speed '12 F-LINER , DetroitISM DD-13 @ 500-hp, $ 27,500 withJakes, flatbed,10-spd, 14k FA,520K-mi Haulmax............. rears, 235k miles, off lease, Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 w/o bed
'05KW F-LINER, @ 275-hp, '12 T800,Cat cabC-7 & chassis, Cummins
AUTO
8LL,@120K-miles, 206"auto, WB 338K-miles, ..... $16,500 ISX 350-hp, Eaton '12 F-LINER, Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, $ 270" WB, Stock #242............. C ‘06 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed, E '05Jakes, F-LINER, C-7 @ 275-hp,$33,750 10-spd, 520K-mi ............. 27,500 SP Cat VY A E H $ with8LL, bed120K-miles, and hoist, Hendrickson rears,16,500 off lease, 206" WB ..... ! O T U7600, ‘06AIH GMC C-8500, Cat ISM C-7, @ 8LL385 trans,HP,with and ‘07 10bed speed 268k mile, StockCummins 276…...................$42,500 EC SPFA, hoist, owner, 105k miles, Stock 285.....$29,500 VY with 14k Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off Aone Eflatbed, H
'12IHF-LINER , DetroitISM DD-13 @ 500-hp, ‘07 7600, Cummins @ 385 HP, 10 speed $ Jakes, 10-spd, ............. 27,500 ‘12 Pete, Pacar@350 HP,C-13 Jake’s, automatic, '05 PETE 385, Cat @Allison 410-hp, with flatbed, 14k FA,520K-mi Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off ‘08front, Pete 335, 8.3AR, @ 512K-mi 315 HPlease... , Allison Auto, $ $ Jake, ... 25,750 48,750 16 lift10-speed, axle, 275K miles, just off lease, Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 w/o bed 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500 '05 PETE 385, Cat C-13 @ 410-hp, ‘08Jake, Pete10-speed, 335, 8.3AR, @ 512K-mi 315 HP ... , Allison Auto, $ 25,750 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500
lease, Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 w/o ! TO U ‘06AGMC C-8500, Cat C-7, 8LL trans, with bedbed and
hoist, one owner, 105k miles, Stock 285.....$29,500
'05 F-LINER, Cat C-7 @ 275-hp,
8LL, 120K-miles, 206" WB ..... $16,500 '91PETE AUTOCAR, CatC-13 3406B, Eaton Auto, '05 385, Cat @ 410-hp, $ $ 10-speed, 512K-mi ... $25,750 284K-mi, 8,500 6,850 PECAR,..... S4700-hrs VY AF-LINER, EJake, H '05 Cat C-7 @ 275-hp, '12 KW T800, cab & chassis, Cummins ! O T U '91 AUTOCAR, CatC-7, 3406B, Eaton Auto, A $ ‘06 GMC C-8500, Cat 8LL trans, with bed and ISX @ 350-hp, Eaton auto, 338K-miles, 8LL, 120K-miles, WB ....., Allison $ 16,500 $ ‘08284K-mi, Pete 335, 8.3 206" @..... 315 HP Auto, 4700-hrs 8,500 6,850 $33,750 WB, Stock #242............. hoist,270" one owner, 105k miles, Stock 285.....$29,500 '12 & 243.....…$21,500 chassis, Cummins 260k KW miles, T800, 1 owner,cab Stock ISX O 350-hp, Eaton auto, 338K-miles, AUT@ 270" WB, Stock #242............. $33,750
See Us At Spokane Ag Expo - Feb. 1st-3rd! * REDEKOP GROWER MEETINGS AVAILABLE ✔ Complete with a REDEKOP Company Rep OCT. 26TH-29TH
with flatbed, 14k FA, Haulmax rears, 235k miles, off lease, Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 w/o bed
* Dependent upon government travel restrictions
MEETINGS Available For: FOR REDEKOP SCU - SEED CONTROL UNITS I will personally be available along with a Redekop company representative for meetings in * John Deere S-Series Oregon and Washington with CaseIH and John Deere owners. * CaseIH & 50 Series Don’t miss out30,40 on the opportunity so please contact me as soon as possible as schedules are tight. Early Order Discounts Available!
You too can reap the benefits of:
98%
Weed Seed Kill Rate! *
Even The Tiniest Of Seeds!
Pays For Itself In As Few As 1000 Acres!
Early order Horsch Discounts!
Lead Time Is Short So Order NOW!
DL Non-C '05 385, Cat 410-hp, '00 PETE IH 4900, NONC-13 CDL,@pre-emissions DT$ ‘08Jake, Pete10-speed, 335, 8.3AR, @ 512K-mi 315 HP ... , Allison Auto, 25,750 466 @ 250-HP, manual, 20' bed and wet kit, 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500 S22,750 '12 F-LINER , Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, Recent Complete Overhaul, stock #266$$17,500 $16,500 '00Jakes, IH 4900, NON CDL, pre-emissions DT10-spd, 520K-mi ............. 27,500
(Early Order Discounts in Effect) (Winter Delivery)
466 @ 250-HP, manual, 20' bed and wet kit, '12 F-LINER , Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, $ Recent Complete Overhaul, stock #266 17,500 Jakes, 10-spd, 520K-mi ............. $27,500
$ $ '05KW F-LINER, @ 275-hp, 17,750 '13 IH, DT466, Eaton ..Cummins 18,500 '12 T800,Cat cabC-7 &Autoshift chassis, 8LL,@120K-miles, 206"auto, WB 338K-miles, ..... $16,500 ISX 350-hp, Eaton ’04 cab and,chassis, DT466, auto., '12IH F-LINER Detroit DD-13 @Allison 500-hp, $33,750 270" WB, C#242............. PECat '05 F-LINER, C-7Autoshift @ 275-hp, 10-spd, 520K-mi ............. 27,500 SStock 17,750 '13 Eaton .. $$$18,500 Y VDT466, 185K miles..........................................$14,750 A EIH, HJakes, $
OVER 20 FLATBEDS
16,500 T AUHOISTS & FOR SALE! C E P OVER 20 FLATBEDS S Y HEAV AUTO! 8LL, 120K-miles, 206" WB ..... O!
& HOISTS FOR SALE!
'00 IH 4900, NON CDL, pre-emissions DT466 @ 250-HP, manual, 20' bed and wet kit, $ '12 F-LINER , Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, Recent Complete Overhaul, stock #266 17,500 $ '01 STERLING , Cat Cat C-13 C-10 @ 410-hp, 335-hp, Jakes, 10-spd, 520K-mi ............. 27,500 '05 PETE 385, @ 8LL, cab & chassis, 85K-miles, $ Jake, 10-speed, AR, 512K-mi ... 25,750 Jake, 200" WB, Stock #257... $17,750 19,500 '01 Cat C-13 C-10 @ @ 410-hp, 335-hp, '05 STERLING PETE 385,, Cat 8LL, & chassis, Jake,cab 10-speed, AR,85K-miles, 512K-mi ...$ $25,750 Jake, 200" WB, Stock #257... 17,750 19,500
S268351-1 S264822-1 S264822-1
Randy's – TRucks & EquipmEnT Walla Walla, WA • Email: randy@randygauto.com R Rucks &509-520-8099 EquipmEnT 17,750 '13 IH, 18,500 '05andy F-LINER, 's – T 19,500 17,750
S276905-1
OVER 20 FLATBEDS
-1
'01 STERLING, Cat C-10 @ 335-hp, Prices subject to $$change 8LL, cab & chassis, 85K-miles, DT466, Eaton ..$ Cat C-7Autoshift @ 275-hp, Jake, 200" WB, Stock #257... $ Walla WA 206" • Email: randy@randygauto.com 8LL,Walla, 120K-miles, WB ..... 16,500 '91PETE AUTOCAR, CatC-13 3406B, Auto, '05 385,Prices Cat @ 410-hp, subject toEaton change $ Jake, 10-speed, 512K-mi ... $ $6,850 ECAR,..... 284K-mi, 4700-hrs 8,500
509-520-8099
N
ORTH PINE AG EQUIPMENT, INC. E-Mail: cschmidt@att.net Located at E. 2110 Babb Road, Rosalia, WA
CALL (509) 994-2133
S276896-1 S264984-1
'00 IH 4900, NON CDL, pre-emissions DT'91@AUTOCAR, Cat 3406B, Auto,kit, 466 250-HP, manual, 20' bedEaton and wet $ Recent Complete Overhaul, #266$$17,500 284K-mi, 4700-hrs .....stock 8,500 6,850
C8
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Potatoes
Continued from Page C7
Getty Images
T US VISI E M CO at the
ary
ru Feb
UNLE ASH
H ILLC the L O ev elin
g Ad vant
1-3
age
THE HILLCO DIFFERENCE • Grain Savings - More Bushels Per Acre • Increased Productivity - More Acres Per Hour
• • • •
Lower Operating Costs Fewer Combine Hours Operator Comfort Level Grain Tank
prolonged above-average heat in many Idaho, Washington and Oregon growing areas. Global supply is tight. European production dropped. And although Canada produced its biggest potato crop ever, “moving them around where they’re needed is extremely difficult,” he said. Also in Canada, the recent Prince Edward Island quarantine for potato wart has added to the larger market’s supply and logistics challenges, Eborn said. But demand for fries in the U.S. and internationally is “sky high” as foodservice demand increases, so processors will want more potatoes planted in 2022, he said. As tight supplies boosted prices, input costs have increased, Eborn said. “And those input costs just add a tremendous amount of risk and make decision making very difficult,” he said. Even if processors want more potatoes grown in 2022, “how much are we going to increase (acres) if costs of production have skyrocketed like this?” Eborn said. He estimates most growers’ operating costs have increased at least 20%, “and maybe as much as 30%” not including likely higher fixed costs such as equipment depreciation, overhead and land rent. Availability of products and labor also remains a challenge. “How do you plan when prices jump like that in a year?” Eborn said. “What are they going to be by the time you need to purchase your fertilizer, and can you lock your prices in? It’s not an easy thing to do unless you have a lot of leverage.” Eborn said some other crops’ higher prices in 2021 could also hold back potato acreage in 2022.
CORRELL’S SCALE SERVICE A R.B. Pugh Company
Combine Leveling Systems
Service • Repair • Installation • Testing Sales • Rental • Lease
For Case-IH Combines R
HILLCOTECHNOLOGIES.COM
800.937.2461
Jones Truck & Implement
Morrow County Grain Growers
Farm & Home Supply
Central Machinery Sales, Inc.
St. John Hardware & Implement
Odessa Trading Co.
Colfax & Walla Walla Pasco & Hermiston
Wasco & Lexington
St. John – Fairfield – Moscow Airway Heights – Nezperce
Specializing in Truck Scales!
509-765-7754 • 800-572-0426
4300 Rd. K NE • Moses Lake, WA www.correllsscale.com
Pomeroy
Odessa & Coulee City S275657-1
S275513-1 S264276-1
January 2022
C9
The Growers’ Guide
Longtime WSU dryland research station director retires By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press
LIND, Wash. — As of Nov. 30, Washington State University’s dryland research station has received 297.24 inches of precipitation in the form of rain, snow and hail since Bill Schillinger first arrived Jan. 1, 1993. That’s about 10 inches a year. During that time, Schillinger has devoted his professional life to helping farmers flourish on the scant precipitation the region gets each year. Schillinger retired Jan. 7 after 29 years as a scientist and director at the 1,320acre station. Schillinger, who turns 70 this week, said his wife of 38 years, Valerie, reminded him, “I’ve worked hard all my life and at age 70, maybe I should not work quite as hard on this, and turn my passions and energy to something else, including some nice things along with her.” Research priorities over the years have included combatting wind erosion, alternative crops to winter wheat and extensive longterm research projects, including a cropping systems study 25 years in the making and a winter pea study in its 12th year. Ritzville, Wash., wheat farmer Ron Jirava has worked with Schillinger nearly all 29 years. “One of the things I always appreciated about Bill was he was actually a farmer at heart,” Jirava said. “He listened to the growers and it was about our best interests. ‘What can I do to help?’ It was just that search of how to make things better out here.” Schillinger grew up on a dryland wheat farm south of Odessa, Wash. His father planned for him to join the
farm, but, with his mom’s blessing, Schillinger joined the Peace Corps, then got his master’s degree and got married. He and Valerie have two adult children. He worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development in Africa and Asia for 10 years, then returned to get a Ph.D. before going to work for WSU. Schillinger said he hopes WSU will begin the search for a replacement at the Lind station soon, to continue the long-term studies. In the meantime, the staff can keep them going, he said. “If this position I’ve occupied is not filled, all of these ongoing, longterm experiments will be ruined,” he said. “You can’t just put them on hold.” Jirava also hopes the position is filled soon so Schillinger’s work can continue. “There were times it was like, ‘Are we really making any headway?’” he said. “Well, we are, because more times than not, it would be like, ‘OK, that didn’t work. What did we learn?’ We learn more from things not working than we do when they did work. Because a lot of times, if it worked, we’d go, ‘What did we do? Why did it work?’” Schillinger plans to stick around as an emeritus professor, working 15 to 20 hours a week. “I was just a guy who came in and was fortunate to be selected for this position, and have the opportunity to do this work,” he said. “I’ve really liked the freedom to come out here in the drylands ... to do research which is important to the farmers.”
Matthew Weaver/Capital Press
Bill Schillinger, director of Washington State University’s dryland research station in Lind, Wash., retired Jan. 7.
S275776-1
GOOD STOCK O N HAND!
✽ Tractors & Attachments ✽Roxor UTVs & Accessories
WILSON RANCH HAND
7'x 20'TRAILERS & 24' HORSE • 16,000 GVWR, spare, and riveted construction
Hotshot Stock
Stop by and take a look!
Trailers On Hand 16', 20' and 24' long 7’ wide x 7’ tall
Gun Safes & Tires Too! (800) 424-7114 • (509) 892-0587 www.HUBERTRAILERS.com Spokane Valley, WA
S276866-1
20 to 105-hp
JONES TRUCK & IMPLEMENT Colfax, WA: Located on Highway 26 (509) 397-4371
1-800-831-0896
Walla Walla, WA: 304 N. 9th (509) 525-6620
1-800-525-6620
The Dalles, OR: 3002 E 2nd Ave.
(541) 298-6277
Website: www.jtii.com E-mail: sales@jtii.com S276877-1
C10
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
The U.S. retail beef demand index shows a fairly steady increase in demand over the past 30 years.
Cattle industry to be profitable in 2022
AG & COMMERCIAL LENDING Michael Broeckel has been a Lender for 16 years, working with Dryland and Irrigated Farmers, as well as small Business and Commercial clients. He was born and raised in LaCrosse and attended WSU.
By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press
Colfax 509-397-4681 / 803 N. Main Street COLFAX / DAYTON / LACROSSE PASCO / POMEROY MEMBER FDIC
S273806-1
Ag & Commercial Loan Officer
509-545-6360 • 509-397-4681
GIVE MICHAEL A CALL. HE’D LOVE TO MEET YOU!
BANK OF EASTERN WASHINGTON IS A BRANCH OF BANK OF EASTERN OREGON
• Custom Welding • Fuel Tanks • Equipment Repairs • On-Site Millwright work • All types of Custom Design Work • Custom Truck Bodies & Flatbeds • Custom-made Combine Parts
urn t e We Custom Fabricate Combine Parts! R & n i r a e r w G e n New 1470 & 1670 N a e r Cl ors Fo t es a n i v b e l m E o Stronger than OEM! C H I DOGBONES 12-Gauge Construction Case ake M e W
2.5X
COIL PACKER BEARING CONVERSIONS
J M &
Fabrication
Cheney, WA • www.JandMFabrication.com
Building Things BeTTer!
509-235-5711
Justin Miller Cell: 509-993-2890
"We Can Handle All Of Your Light & Heavy Duty Metal Repair & Modifications!"
Strong beef demand, fewer cattle and more processing capacity is expected to put all sectors of the beef industry in the black next year. While the price of beef at retail is pretty high, U.S. household income and per capita disposable income are up due to government stimulus funding, said Joel Packham, extension specialist with the University of Idaho. The U.S. retail beef demand index shows a fairly steady increase in demand over the past 30 years. “That’s really been kind of exciting, and I think we’re really bullish on
See Profit, Page C11
BULK OIL We Fill Your Container Many 5 Gallon to 55 Gallon Grades www.pacpetro.net
S276870-1
that,” he said. But U.S. per capita beef consumption is going down, about 2 pounds for the next couple of years. “The good news of all this demand question is that we have exports that are really strong,” he said. Beef exports were up 20% in 2020 and are forecast up another 5% in 2021. So even though U.S. consumption is going down, export consumption is going up, he said. “So it kind of evens out and makes it so we have a pretty good demand for our product,” he said. And while U.S. consumption is going down, consumers are willing to pay for quality beef.
S275750-1
Michael takes the time to fully understand each customer’s operation, needs and goals before developing a unique banking plan. MICHAEL BROECKEL
Getty Images
N. 8321 Market, Spokane • (509) 467-3130 • (800) 791-2149
January 2022
C11
The Growers’ Guide
Getty Images
The cattle inventory is dropping in numbers as well, with decreases forecast for 2021, 2022 and maybe 2023. Heifer slaughter is indicating liquidation until 2023, and the feeder cattle and calf supply will drop through 2022 and probably into 2023.
Profit
Continued from Page C10
Annual household expenditures on beef are pushing $400, compared to about $200 for pork and poultry, he said. “The elephant in the room, however, is inflation and inflation is a bit of a struggle for us,” he said. While inflation is expected to level out in 2022, it and COVID could affect beef demand, he said. On the supply side, the beef cow inventory was down 180,000 head in 2021 and is forecast 400,000 lower in 2022 and 250,000 head lower in 2023. “Beef production is going to have to drop just because we’re dropping in numbers,” he said. The cattle inventory is dropping in numbers as well, with decreases forecast for 2021, 2022 and maybe 2023. Heifer slaughter is indicating liquidation until 2023, and the feeder cattle and calf supply will drop through 2022 and probably into 2023. Certainly drought in the West is an issue, but it also extends into the Plains. The last couple of years, 25% of the cattle herd was in drought in October, he said. “That’s indictive of one of the reasons why we’ve got a sell-off of cattle right now,” and it will probably continue into 2022, he said. The good news is cattle prices are projected to go higher in 2022, with Cattle Fax forecasting an average of $138 a hundredweight for fed cattle, he said. “I think that’s fairly conservative. However, with all the risk that we have … it’s probably going to be really close to that,” he said. Cattle Fax is forecasting an average of $165 for 800pound steers, $200 for 500-pound steers and $1,750 for bred cows in 2022. Cow-calf costs are going to go up due to feed and fertilizer prices, but returns will rise as well. Cow-calf returns were nonexistent in 2020 and only slight in 2021. But they’re projected near $100 per cow in 2022 and above $200 in 2023. Meatpackers have held the leverage in the industry for the last few years, but that will level out in 2022. All sectors of the industry are going to be able to be profitable, he said. “I think that’s one of those really sweet spots that we don’t get very often,” he said.
4 We're Here To Keep You Running!
Flame CuT
Repair, Mfg, Shop Shop or Mobile
PALOUSE WELDING DESIGN & MFG 509-878-1551 605 E Main Palouse, WA 99161 www.palousewelding .com email:
sales@palousewelding.com
stoCk steel
For ThiCk meTal Too Spare Parts CNC Plasma Table CuTs uP To 1.5" Harsh ll# u&s1f5o,0r00# a C Hoists 25,000 ING
FIEHLubDsInInWStoSEpckinL!Dirdle! s & Repa
35' or 25'. All 7½" Seed Spacing with 15" Midrow Deep Bander.
Agri-Cover
Distributor
SIGN UP EARLY FOR
SPRING SEEDING!
S276899-1
WANTED
USED LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT • Portable Panels Cattle Squeeze Chutes Old is OK. Will pickup at your farm/ranch! •
Call Bill (208)651-8698
S275793-1 S277127-1
and producers supply the main ingredient. Mexico C12 maltThe Growers’who Guide Jose Ramos - Service Jamie Sasser - Parts dominates imports of U.S. barley and barley products, purchasing 350,000 metric tons (12.9 million bushels) in 2019/2020. The outbreak of COVID-19 essentially shut down the brewing industry in Mexico in spring 2020 as beer producBy MATTHEW WEAVER tion was deemed a non-essential industry. Some brewers near Capital Press the border and in rural areas could operate, but malt imports SPOKANE quickly dropped— to aFor thirdthe of normal demand. past decade and a half, Pat As these large companies have resumed production, the Munts strove to provide Council has stayed in close contact with key customers to Spokane County farmstay tuned-in to their concerns. The shift to a virtual setting ers, landowners and urban for this program meant the Council could not only answer market gardeners with the questions, but also expand participation to include more staff opportunity to learn and from each of the companies as well as more presence from access the resources they members of the U.S. barley and malt supply chain. needed to succeed. “This business-to-business approach takes advantage “I seem to have develof the into virtual nature meetings to make it easy to include oped a hub forofinformore participants from Matthew Weaver/Capital Press mation, and it stretchesboth far sides of the border,” Chavez Pat Munts, small farms and urban agriculture coordisaid. “We can go beyond procurement staff to include other beyond Spokane County,” nator at the Washington State University Extension individuals she said. from these Mexican companies working in rein Spokane County, retired Jan. 3. She plans to research and development, quality control and management. Munts, 70, retired Jan. main in touch withofthe region’s food and gardening At the same include a larger number U.S. 3 after moretime, than we 15 can years communities. farmers, researchers as smallmaltsters, farms and urban and suppliers.” The Council coordinator has follow-upthe programs with positionscheduled and take it community garden sysagriculture each individual brewing company to address specific needs tem; and Vets on the Farm. further.” for Washington State Uniidentified through this virtual meeting. She’s particularly proud “She’s had a big impact versity’s Spokane County “Through these programs, we the Council as a on small ag, especially for of reaffirm supporting the formaExtension. source of education, market information and an active part“It’s time for a change,” tion of the LINC Foods a lot of us small farmers — ner enabling said. “As result, & we Food have coordinating conferences, thea Farm she insaid. “It’strade,” just Chavez time co-op; more inquiries than ever from feed now producers and working on farm tours, just Symposium operated for somebody younger to brewers, grain importers.” come in to put their new by the Spokane Conserva- all kinds of information knowledge together in tion District; the Spokane scaled down to fit a small
Sandy Smith - Parts
Sam Worth - Parts
2022 Jayme Sasser - Parts JimJanuary Wagner - Parts
Munts retires, had ‘big impact on small ag farmer,” said Paul Puhek, who farms on less than 3 acres in Otis Orchards, Wash. “She’s just been a wealth of information.” “Her knowledge of botany, soil and the Pacific Northwest is immeasurable and impressive to say the least,” said Vicki Carter, the Spokane Conservation District director. “She couples this with her ability to engage and excite groups of people into action. She could be described as a spark to the fire. She is truly gifted.” Munts will continue writing her gardening column for the local newspaper. She plans to start a garden coaching business and write several books, including a guide to starting a community garden and a guide to buying rural property in the Pacific Northwest.
❄ Winter Special ❄
BIG FAT SEED Grain Cleaners
10% Discount
Nov. Feb.28th 28th Now 1st thru- Feb.
541-786-2358
Phone (406) 403-4600 www.bigfatseed.com
• Custom Fabrication & Welding • Field Repair • Parts Fabrication • Painting & Sandblasting • Shank Shop (We rebuild shanks!) Call Steve Evans
For Welding & Custom Fabrication, Shop and Mobile Repair!
Call Andy Campbell For Paint, Bodywork, Glass, Bed Liners, and Sand Blasting!
MIG • TIG • ARC • STAINLESS
Including decorative architectural deck & stairway railings Call: (509) 397-2740
SprayerS
Equipment Manufacturing, Updating! & Repair
Pull-type, UTV, Pickup or Trailer Several Sizes Available 55 to 300-gallon,
CALL FOR OPTIONS!
YES!!!
We Now Build Heavy We Build CUSTOM Application & Spray Equipment! Harrow! The McGregor Company 28232 Endicott RD • P.O. Box 740 • Colfax, WA 99111
(509) 397-4360
EQUIPMENT DIVISION
Equipment Division
FAX (509) 397-6306 • AFTER HRS (509) 288-7364 • www.mcgregoreq.com S276676-1 S264982-1
S276807-1
harvestsolutionsinc.com •
• Add value to your crop • Clean your own high-quality seed • Inexpensive to operate • Simple and user-friendly
S276864-1
On All Harvest Solutions & Precision Farm Parts Hi-Performance Combine Parts Harvest Solutions, Inc.
Air-gravity grain cleaners that separate grain/seeds/ dirt from one another using a powerful airflow.
“People who particularly move in from a non-rural environment,” she said. “They come out of the city or from another part of the country, particularly the east, and they don’t know how to judge the quality of the property.” A new landowner might not see the green strip down the middle of a field as a wetlands, or understand wells or variations of soils, she said. “They have these preconceived ideas and then of course they buy the land and they think all those pretty flowers are pretty flowers when they’re actually noxious weeds,” Munts said. The new book would also guide the social aspects of rural living, Munts added. “People who come from urban areas lived a different lifestyle,” she said. “You get out in a rural area and it’s a completely separate way of integrating and interacting with your neighbors.” Munts has a large list of ideas for the book. She estimates it will take about a year and a half to write. Munts expects the county extension will begin searching for a new coordinator in the spring. As Spokane grows, Munts expects more consumer demand for local food. She’d like to see a “serious” study on the value of northeast Washington’s small-scale agriculture to the economy. “It’s scattered, people don’t always belong to big business or community associations that can speak for them,” she said. “Our dollars in the market are higher than people would understand.” Munts’ parting message to farmers: “Thank you, thank you, thank you for being who you are,” she said. “Coming forward with your ideas and being open to hosting my classes and answering my questions and sharing your experiences to make the life of all the other farmers better in the community.”
January 2022
The Growers’ Guide
C13
Red Angus now eligible for Angus-branded beef programs By BRANDI BUZZARD FROBOSE Red Angus Association of America
DENVER – The Red Angus Association of America recently completed negotiations with USDA on the breed’s Live Animals Specification form or GLA Schedule. The result is Red Angus can now be included in Angus-labeled branded beef programs, at the request of each individual brand program. Red Angus has always been “Angus,” and USDA has officially acknowledged that fact by enabling Red Angus and Red Angus-influenced cattle that meet certain requirements to join black-hided animals in as many Angus beef brands as decide in favor of their inclusion. Both genotypic and phenotypic qualification criteria are contained in the new GLA Live Animal Specification Schedule, which can be viewed on the USDA website. This change makes logical sense, as Red Angus cattle originated from the same Scottish gene pool as black Angus and are therefore genetically Angus. Beef demand is expected to remain high in 2022 and beyond, so the addition of Red Angus-influenced cattle to high-quality Angusbased branded beef programs fills a need which will benefit cow-calf producers, cattle feeders, packers and consumers. Adding Red Angus to existing Angus beef programs is a simple process – brand owners simply need to contact USDA and request the inclusion of the RAAA GLA Schedule as part of their program’s live animal specs, then make associated minor verbiage changes in their own G-Schedules. RAAA can assist in this process, which in most cases, takes very little time to prepare,
Getty Images
Red Angus has always been “Angus,” and USDA has officially acknowledged that fact by enabling Red Angus and Red Angus-influenced cattle that meet certain requirements to join black-hided animals in as many Angus beef brands as decide in favor of their inclusion. and is followed by a short correspondence period with * Prices subject USDA-AMS. to change without notice, OAC RAAA is pleased that Colfax, WA: Located on Highway 26 Walla Walla, WA: 304 N. 9th USDA recognizes that (509) 397-4371 (509) 525-6620 Red Angus are genetically 1-800-831-0896 1-800-525-6620 Angus and looks forward to working with many branded Cell: Dan Helbling (509) 336-1346 Website: www.jtii.com • E-mail: sales@jtii.com Rena Olson (509) 956-3110 • Waldo Solis (509) 540-0058 Angus lines in 2022 and Nic Mayer (509) 385-3895 • Tyler Elstad (509) 540-9009 beyond, and will support efforts to help these brands “JTI, YOUR AGRICULTURAL HUB OF THE INLAND EMPIRE ” grow, both in quality and volume, to become even more successful. For more information about Red Angus valPete Nelson - Manager Tyler Elstad - Sales Rena Olson - Sales Waldo Solis - Service James Kates - Service Alex Marx - Service ue-added programs visit Pete Nelson - Manager Tyler Elstad - Sales Rena Olson - Sales Waldo Solis - Service w w w. R e d A n g u s . o r g . James Kates - Service Contact Brandi Buzzard OUR STRENGTH Alex Marx - Service Frobose, RAAA direcIS OUR PEOPLE! tor of communications, for media inquiries at Daniel Salizar - Service Kent Gingerich-Parts brandi@redangus.org or (785) 448-0239. ✔ ✔ Service Service ✔ Parts Parts ✔ ✔ Sales Sales ✔
JONES TRUCK & IMPLEMENT
OUR STRENGTH IS OUR PEOPLE! WE'RE HERE
TO SERVE YOU! TO SERVE YOU!
AG & INDUSTRIAL
Daniel Salizar - Service
WE'RE HERE
CHROME PLATING
Jim Wagner - Parts
Justin Bagby-Service
1012 N Ninth
Walla Walla
S275773-1
Jim Wagner - Parts Jayme Sasser - Parts Jose Bradwin Ramos - Service Service Jamie Sasser - Parts Doug - Parts Amanda Smith --Service
Sandy Smith - Parts
Jayme Sasser - Parts
S276878-1
Toll Free: 800-888-1203 • Plant: 509-525-0993 • Fax: 509-525-4669
Jessica Smith-Parts
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
Walton Ag LLC
Ashley and Terry Walton and their family.
Idaho Farm Bureau honors young producers Walton Ag, Henderson Hogs
UHM
WearsHoes & Poly aUgers
Seed Auger Standard Features:
8"
Tailgate Mount Seed Augers
By BRAD CARLSON Capital Press
• Poly Cup Flighting • Multiple Discharge Spout Length Options • Wireless Remote On & Off Control • Hydraulic Fold • Remove and Install In About 5 Minutes
FAB-MECH LLC
Bill Stout: (509) 597-7065 Email: fabmech2@gmail.com 520 28th St. N. #13, Lewiston, Idaho
S276198-1
Now g! rin u n Ma factu
NEED STORAGE THIS YEAR? S276816-1
NwGrainAugers.com
See Producers, Page C15
NEW, Better Than Factory PACKER WHEELS for JD & IH!
Better Than New Since 1970
With increased demand, long lead times, and steel volitility bins will need to be ordered earlier then ever before. Call now to get a quote on your project before time runs out. 509.535.1177
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation has honored two family farms for their efforts in agriculture. Terry and Ashley Walton of Emmett received the Achiever in Agriculture Award. It recognizes young farmers or ranchers who have excelled in their operations and honed their leadership abilities. Matt and Jessica Henderson of Swan Lake received the Excellence in Agriculture Award. It spotlights young Farm Bureau members who are involved in agricul-
ture but have not yet earned a majority of their income from production agriculture. Walton Ag LLC’s farm of 2,000-plus acres produces a variety of crops. “I grew up farming, but my dad’s farm wasn’t quite big enough for another mouth,” Terry Walton, 33, said in an interview. “So we started our own farm from there.” The Waltons married in 2010 and the next year rented 230 acres. “I had a winter job welding,” Terry said. “I didn’t own any equipment
The Rebuilding Specialists (509) 745-8588 www.barnesweldinginc.com
Waterville, WA
S275471-1
C14
January 2022
WSU Master Gardener Online Workshops: January Jan. 25 noon — “Pruning Fruit Trees.” Would you like to know more about pruning your fruit trees? WSU Master Gardener Art Fuller will discuss how to prune your fruit trees — and what not to do! Jan. 29 10 a.m. — “Caring for, Troubleshooting, and Pruning Fruit Trees.” WSU Master Gardeners Art Fuller and Alice Slusher will teach you in-person what you can do now to help prepare your fruit trees for a healthy growing season in the spring and summer? You will learn how to manage codling moths, apple maggots, peach leaf curl apple and pear scab, and other problems. Organic options will be discussed, and a management calendar will be provided. Would you like to know more about how to prune your fruit trees? The presentation will be followed by a demonstration showing pruning techniques. Enrollment is limited to 30 people. The cost is $10. All attendees must pre-register and pay online at fruit-treeworkshop.cheddarup.com. WSU cannot accept checks or cash at the workshop. The class will be held in Longview.
3 ROADS EQUIPMENT and CONSIGNMENT LLC Superior Sales at Low Consignments Rates
S277101-1
* 2011 New Holland CR9080 combine with Hillco leveler .. $145,000 * R75 Gleaner combine ...................................................... $50,000 * R72 Gleaner combine Hillco leveling system ................................ * R72 Gleaner transmission and finals ............................................ * N7 Gleaner combine ........................................................... $3000 * Stoess header cart for 27ft header..................................... $2,700 * John Deere 4-section rod weeder ...................................... $2,000 * Multiple sized slip tanks for seed .................................................. TAYLOR HOF | 509-876-1590 | taylor.hof.th@gmail.com
www.stocklandlivestock.com
Jan. 17th - Feeder Sale Jan. 24th - All-Class Cattle Sale Jan. 31st - Feeder Sale Feb. 7th - All-Class Cattle Sale Feb. 14th - Feeder Sale
Feb. 21st - All-Class Cattle Sale Feb. 28th - Feeder Sale Mar. 7th - All-Class Cattle Sale Mar. 14th - Feeder Sale Mar. 21st - All-Class Cattle Sale
ALL CLASSES OF CATTLE SELL MONDAY-11:00 a.m.
For Market Reports, Check www.stocklandlivestock.com
Kale McGuinness 509-703-3981
Toll Free: 800-372-6845 Davenport, WA on Highway 28
Jack McGuinness
509-703-3982/406-671-7078
Options to Fit Your Farm.
Our complete line of ground engaging tools fit most makes and models of seeding, tillage, and specialty machines. Seed Openers Fertilizer Knives Seed Boots Replaceable Tips Deep Rippers Shank Savers Sweeps & Spikes Chisel Plow Points Blue Armour Sweeps & Reversible Chisels
S275880-1
Producers
local butcher shops. “Then everything became backlogged Continued from Page C14 and full,” Matt Henderson said. “We couldn’t get our product out.” except a pickup.” They had an old barn and transformed He worked three winters at a weldit into a butcher shop, he said. ing shop before leaving to pursue farmHe butchers his animals for customing exclusively. By then, he had enough ers. Buyers of a whole hog now wait 12 equipment to do all on-farm tasks himself weeks compared to about a year at some — and the farm was getshops. ting bigger. ‘WHAT WE He plans to again send “A year after we THOUGHT WAS GOsome work elsewhere were married, a neighbor asked if we wanted ING TO BE A LITTLE when wait times ease. “What we thought to buy his place,” Wal- BUTCHER SHOP IS ton said. “They carried TURNING INTO AN- was going to be a little butcher shop is turnus. I had like 20 bucks in OTHER FULL-TIME ing into another full-time my pocket after that first JOB. I DON’T HAVE job,” said Henderson, harvest.” who works in mainteThe Waltons ultiENOUGH HOURS nance for the city of mately would buy that WITH MY FULLDowney, Idaho. “I don’t and another farm prophave enough hours with TIME JOB TO DO erty, about 140 acres combined. WHAT NEEDS TO BE my full-time job to do what needs to be done.” “They gave me the DONE.’ He said customers chance to be the little “want to know where Matt Henderson guy in a big world. They their animals come from. carried me,” Walton They want a high-quality animal raised said. If that had not happened, “there’s no way I could have done it with these land properly and taken care of correctly.” Since Henderson, 31, returned to the prices.” The current operation includes the 140 farm in 2013, the business shifted away acres the Waltons own and ground leased from the commercial market, increased from 12 owners. Ashley worked on the the number of mother hogs from about a farm early on and now handles the books. dozen to nearly 50 and grew its annual Matt Henderson said Henderson Hogs, butchered-hog total from about 200 to owned by his father, Mont, formerly used more than 700.
On Tuesdays at 12 p.m. WSU Master Gardeners present weekly on-line free programs. No need to register, just pop in. Connection information: Sign up for a Zoom account at zoom.us, then join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, or Android: wsu.zoom.us/j/7756056320?pwd=RzVxbTl0dXpyUjJjSDdsWnJuTXdydz09 Meeting ID: 775 605 6320 Password: 12345 Phone Call: 1-253-215-8782, 775 605 6320# For help, call Gary Fredricks at garyf@ wsu.edu or 360-577-3014 Ext. 3. Workshops are sponsored by Washington State University Extension Master Gardeners. Jan. 18 noon — “Caring for and Troubleshooting Fruit Trees.” Do you want to know what you can do now to help prepare your fruit trees for a healthy growing season in the spring and summer? WSU Master Gardener Alice Slusher will teach you how to manage codling moths, apple maggots, peach leaf curl apple and pear scab, and other problems. Organic options will be discussed, and a management calendar will be provided.
C15
The Growers’ Guide
Niaux 200 Disk Blades Speed-Loc™ Quick Change Products MAX LIFE™ Products: • Harrow Tines • Sweeps & Spikes • Scrapers • Threshing Pins • Power Hiller Tines
We’re committed to keeping your operation running smoothly with North American-made products backed by our Warranty, Performance Guarantee and Gold Standard Customer Service. Talk to a BTT dealer or contact us at 1.800.878.7714 or info@tillagetools.ca.
Bourgault Tillage Tools tillagetools.ca
S277038-1
C16
The Growers’ Guide
January 2022
HARVEST
MISCELLANEOUS
TILLAGE
‘96 CIH 2188, Rahco Leveler, 3536 Sep Hrs, 4WD, Chopper, ‘99 CIH 1010-30’ Head, ‘06 CIH 2020-30’ Flex Head.......$29,950 ‘02 NH 648 ROUND BALER .......................... $7,950 2-FIRESTONE 380/90R46 Tires & Wheels ......... $2,000 UNVERFERTH WHEEL SPACERS, 16”, 14.5” ID & 16” ID ................................... $500/Pair
MILLER PRO 7914 HAY INVERTER, Excellent Condition 10-section control .................................................. $6,000
Mi-T-M Radiant Heater
JD 960 FIELD CULTIVATOR, 36’, sweeps, flex harrow...$6,000
‘92 CIH 1680 HILLSIDE COMBINE, 4905-hrs,4390 Hrs, includes ‘93 1010-25 head & Cart, ‘93 1020-25’ Head............................................................... $9,950
$1,275 WIL-RICH 2800,10 Bottom Plow, Double Reset Springs.. 13,000 $
• • • •
125,000 BTU Output Diesel or Kerosene 14-Gallon Tank Quiet & Odorless Operation
’96 CIH 8430 Round Baler.................…$4,950
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
‘09 PETERBILT 335 Service Truck, 8.3 Cummins, 13 Spd, Crane, Compressor, Welder....................Coming In ‘11 Case IH 3020 Flex Head, 35’, Cart ... $18,500
WIL-RICH, 10-bottom plow, auto reset .................. $3,000
HOPPER SET- ‘01 Frontier 40’ Lead, ‘85 Western 20’ Pup, Roll Tarps, Nice Set...................................$29,950
FLATBED SET, 40’, 20’, ‘71 Trailmobile Lead, ‘72 Brown Pup .............................................................. $16,750
’15 NH H6740 Disc Mower, 8’………….$6,000
TRACTORS
‘11 CIH 2162 FLEXDRAPER, TOP AUGER, HILLCO CONVERSION TRANSPORT KIT .............................. $40,000
‘86 FORD L9000 Tandem, Cummins L10, 9 Spd, 20’ Bed/Hoist.....................................................$18,950
‘98 JET HOPPER, 34’, Roll Tarp.........................$12,500
‘02 CIH STX450 QUADTRAC, 5538 Hrs, 30” Tracks, Air Ride ‘00 CIH 1015 PICKUP HEAD...........................$3,000 Cab, Complete Suspension Rebuild, 4 Remotes................$75,000
‘06 Sterling Service Truck, 245K Mi., Cat C7, 9 Spd, Air Brakes, 16’ Service Box, IMT 3820 Crane, Compressor, Miller 225 Amp Welder ..................................... $35,000
’74 WELD-IT TANKER, Aluminum, 5160-gal, 3-compartment ............................ $6,500
AG TRACKS ‘06 JD 8530, 4435 Hrs, IVT, ILS MFWD, 710 Rear Duals, Wheel Weights, Front Weights, (2) 250 Gallon tanks, Active Seat .. ........................................................................................................................................................ $139,000
DRILLS
’76 IH 2070, tandem, Cummins 290, 10-spd, 2000-gal poly tanks, pump .............................. $5,950
ê Camso ê Soucy ê ê Continental ê ê Firestone ê ‘14 BOURGAULT 3710 DRILL, ‘14 Bourgault 3710 Drill,........................................................... $178,950
JD 1890, 42’, 9” Spacing, AgPro Air Box, (3) Sets Rollers . ......................................................................... $99,000
YOUR BEST DEALS ARE AT…
www.jecosupply.com
’00 TIMPTE, 24’ Hopper Pup, 14’ tongue, roll tarp, outside aluminum wheels .................... $17,500
In Stock! Ask For Erick!
(208) 882-6531
S276872-1