2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days by Madison.com

WISCONSIN FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS July 10-12, 2018 | WOOD COUNTY

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2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

D&B Sternweis Farms truly family affair ....................Page 4

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Heiman Holsteins dairy pioneer family ...............Page 8 Craftsman recreates relics, replicas ....................... Page 10 Food at the Show .................. Page 12 Weber’s Farm Store staple for dairy products ..... Page 14 Farm Tech Days in the red – cranberry red ....Page 22

Farm Technology Days at D&B Sternweis Farms and Weber’s Farm StoreHeiman Holsteins

is located at 9885 County Highway H, Marshfield, Wisconsin, 54449

SHOW DAYS & TIMES:

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July 10 – 12, 2018 Tuesday – Thursday PARKING: St for Parking approximately 1 mile and Technology SHOW DAYS TIMES: 9 a.m. – 4& p.m. is free. General andFarm Exhibitor ParkingDays are will be on the left side of the road. located on the east and west sides of Tent City. Trams July 10 – 12, 2018 ADMISSION: are available to transport visitors from parking lots to Tuesday – Thursday PARKING: Only Tent City and backand again. 9 a.m.Cash – 4 p.m. Parking is free. General Exhibitor Parking are $8 per person at the Gate located on the east and west sides of Tent City. Trams BUSES: ADMISSION: Children 12 and under are free are available to transport visitors from parking lotsthe to south Buses should access the FTD grounds from Cash Only Tent City and back again. FFA and 4-H students accompanied by their on Highway “B”. Bus parking is located on the west $8 perinstructor/leader person at the Gate are free side of Tent City in the Green Lot. BUSES: Children 12 and under are free Buses should access the PARKING: FTD grounds from the south HANDICAPPED TRAVELING TO THE SHOW: FFA and 4-H students accompanied by their on Highway “B”. Bus parking is located on the westto Tent Handicapped parking lots are located closest FROM SOUTH OR TOMAH instructor/leader are free side ofCity Tent City in the Green Lot. on both the east and west sides. The Mobility and From I94 go East on STH 21 for approximately 4.25 Scooter Station is located immediately next to Gate C, PARKING: miles to STH 173 and turn left onto STH 173 North. HANDICAPPED TRAVELING TO THE SHOW: best accessed from “H”. parking lotsHighway are located closest to Tent 173 for approximately 23.5 miles Handicapped FROMContinue SOUTH on ORSTH TOMAH 80. Turn left on 80 and continue for City on both the east and west sides. The Mobility and From to I94STH go East on STH 21 STH for approximately 4.25 MOBILITY RENTAL PRICES (PAYABLE TO approximately miles. 80 (left) Scooter Station is located immediately next to Gate C, miles to STH 173 and12 turn left Continue onto STH on 173STH North. HOMETOWN MOBILITY) for approximately miles to US23.5 HWYmiles 10 RAB andbest accessed from Highway “H”. Continue on STH 173 for12.5 approximately Scooters: $55 per full day rental (reservations allowed Continue miles to CTH to STHtake 80. third Turn exit. left on STH 80 1.75 and continue for B and goMOBILITY RENTAL PRICES (PAYABLE TO for full day only) north. Take north for approximately approximately 12 CTH miles.B Continue on STH 80 (left)3 miles to HOMETOWN MOBILITY) Wheelchairs: $20 per day (walk-up only) Farm Technology Days.to US HWY 10 RAB and for approximately 12.5 miles Scooters: $55 per full (reservations allowed Wagons: $15 perday dayrental (walk-up only) take third exit.EAST Continue 1.75 milesPOINT: to CTH B and go FROM OR STEVENS for full day only) north.Take TakeUS CTH B north for approximately 3 miles Availability is limited, reserve online or by phone to HWY 10 west for approximately 30 to miles Wheelchairs: $20your per rental. day (walk-up Farm Technology Days. to the US HWY 10 RAB. Take second exit and guarantee For lastonly) minute rentals, inquire Wagons: $15 per day (walk-up only) continue on CTH BB for approximately 1 mile at the Mobility Tent at gate C, pending equipment is FROM EAST OR STEVENS POINT: and turn right (north) onto Lincoln Ave. Farm still available. Courtesy carts and shuttles Availability is limited, reserve online or by phoneare toavailable Take US HWY 10 west for approximately 30 miles approximately miles on the guarantee from your the parking lots to the mobility rental tent. to theTechnology US HWY 10Days RAB.isTake second exit1.5 and rental. For last minute rentals, inquire You can left on side of the continue CTH BB road. for approximately 1 mile reserve your byC, visiting theirequipment website is at the Mobility Tentunit(s) at gate pending and turn rightWEST (north) Ave. Farm www.htmia.com or by phone 9 am-5 CST daily at FROM ORonto EAULincoln CLAIRE/CHIPPEWA FALLS: still available. Courtesy carts and shuttles arepm available Technology Days is approximately 1.5 miles Take US HWY 29 from Chippewa Falls on for the 1-877-928-5388 (There is a $5 callin processing from the parking lots to the mobility rental tent. You canfee left side of the road. 38.5 miles and take exit 118 for approximately added to all call-in reservations.) Please call to speak reserve your unit(s) by visiting their website STH 73 towards Neillsville. Take STH 73 for to one of the friendly staff if you have anydaily questions. www.htmia.com or by phone 9 am-5 pm CST at FROM WEST OR EAU CLAIRE/CHIPPEWA FALLS: approximately 20Chippewa miles to CTH Additional details frequently asked questions Take US HWY 29 from FallsH.forTurn left (east) 1-877-928-5388 (There and is a $5 call- in processing fee are on CTH H38.5 andmiles continue approximately and for takeapproximately exit 118 for 19.25 addedavailable online at HTMIA.com to all call-in reservations.) Please call to speak miles and Farm Technology Days STH 73 towards Neillsville. Take STH 73will forbe on the to oneMEDICAL of the friendly staff if you have any questions. SERVICES: right side20 of miles the road. approximately to CTH H. Turn left (east) Additional details and frequently asked questions are The First Aid Tent is located at the corner of Sixth on CTH H and continue approximately 19.25 FROM NORTH ORfor WAUSAU: available online at HTMIA.com Street North (Rural Mutual Insurance Street) and miles Take and Farm Technology Days will be on the US HWY 29 west out of Wausau for Central Avenue. It is across the street from the MEDICAL SERVICES: right side of the road. approximately 20 miles and take Exit for STH 97 Marshfield Clinic HealthatSystem Display which is by The First Aid Tent is located the corner of Sixth Travel STH 97 for approximately 21 FROMsouth. NORTH ORon WAUSAU: Innovation Square. Street North (Rural Mutual Insurance Street) and miles until junction STH 13 Take US HWY 29the west out of of Wausau forand S Central Central Avenue. It is across the street from the NURSING/BABY CHANGING AREA: Ave. Continue straight onto S Central Ave for approximately 20 miles and take Exit for STH 97 Marshfield Clinic Health System Display which isor bysmall There are areas to take care of your baby’s approximately 0.75 miles and turn right (west) on south. Travel on STH 97 for approximately 21 child’sSquare. needs in both the Rural Mutual Insurance Family CTH 14thof St.STH Continue CTH H/W 14th Innovation miles to until theH/W junction 13 andon S Central NURSING/BABY CHANGING AREA: St for approximately 1 mile and Farm Technology Days Ave. Continue straight S Central Ave for SHOW DAYS & onto TIMES: 6 | WISCONSIN FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS Download our mobile app: www.wisfarmtech.info There are areas to take care of your baby’s or small approximately 0.75 miles and turn right (west) on will be on the left side of the road. July 10 – 12, 2018

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This year’s Show Toy is a RAM Truck and Trailer. Cost is $20 and the trailer sports the show name and dates. Pick up your souvenir at the TOURS/VIRTUAL merchandise tents TOURS: Onsite Farm Tours Living Tent and in the Future Generation Tent which Tours both locatedSternweis center of the show between willFarm ofare D&B Farms run continuously located onin theSixth Street Sixth Street North (Rural Mutual Insurance Street) and TOURS/VIRTUAL TOURS: Onsite Farm Tours Sixth Street South. starting at 9:30 a.m. of D&B Sternweis Farms will run continuously each day and take North (Rural Mutual each day starting at 9:30 a.m. and take ATM MACHINE: approximately 30 minutes. of the tour Outside Headquarters which is located on the corner approximately 30 minutes. Highlights of Highlights the tour Insurance beside include the new 40-cow rotary milking parlor, of Central Avenue Street) and Sixth Street South in the free stall barn and the heifer & dry cow facilities. center of Tent City. include the new 40-cow rotary milking parlor, Virtual Farm Tours of D&B Sternweis Farms, the FirstRIDES: Aid Tent. AIR PLANE Weber’s Farm Store, Heiman Holsteins and Marshfield Municipal Airport isand offering air plane heifer & dry free stall barn the Farm Tours Nasonville Dairycow will take facilities. place throughout each rides over Tent City during show hours for $10.00 day in the UW-Extension Tent. The family will per person. Call 715-387-2211 for details and TOURS/VIRTUAL TOURS : Onsite Farm Virtual Farm Tours of Tours D&B Sternweis Farms, be available each afternoon for Q & A after the reservations. of D&B Sternweis Farms will run continuously Virtual Tours in the UW Extension Tent. MED CHOPPERFarm Weber’s each day starting at DISPLAY: 9:30 a.m.Store, and take Heiman Holsteins and Life Link III, the official air medical transport of approximately 30 minutes. Highlights of display the tour Marshfield Clinic Health Systems, will be on Souvenir Show Toy Nasonville Dairy will take place throughout each include the new 40-cow rotary milking daily in the southeast corner of Tent City. parlor, This year’s Show Toy is a RAM Truck and Trailer. DO ask Exhibitors lots of questions free stall barn and the heifer & dry cow facilities. DRONE DEMO AREA Cost isThe $20 and the trailer sports the show name day inTours the UW-Extension Tent. family will Certified unmanned aerial vehicles Virtual Farm operators ofofD&B Sternweis Farms,will and dates. Pick up items DO enjoy the Food, especially all the be available throughout each day demonstrating Weber’s Farm Store, Heiman Holsteins and their your be each afternoon forsouvenir Q at&the A after the droneavailable technology in the southeast corner of Tent City. merchandise tents Nasonville Dairy will take place throughout each sourced locally! AND FOUND: Tent. The family will located on Sixth Street dayVirtual inLOST the UW-Extension Tours in the UWof Extension Tent. In Headquarters which is located on the corner North (Rural Mutual be available each afternoon for Q & A after the Central visit Avenue and Sixth Field Street SouthDemonstrations in the center DO the Insurance Street) beside Virtual in the UW Extension Tent. of Tours Tent City. the First Aid Tent. LOST CHILD ID BANDS: DO experience the Educational Tents Lost child ID bands are available at the information Show DO’s and DON’TS: booths inside each admission gate. Souvenir Show Toybring weapons DON’T smoke or or pets onto DO ask Exhibitors lots of questions DESIGNATED EVACUATION SITES: This year’s Show Toy is a RAM Truck and Trailer. DO enjoy the Food, especially all the items • Washington Elementary School Show Grounds Costthe is $20 theStreet, trailer sports theWI show sourced locally! 1112and W 11th Marshfield, 54449 This year’s Show Toy isname a RAM Truck and Trailer. and dates. Pick up DO visit the Field Demonstrations • Columbus Catholic High School 710 S Columbus Av, Marshfield, WI 54449 DON’T campaign outside of purchased lots Tents and DO experience the Educational yourCost souveniris at the and the trailer sports the show name • Marshfield$20 Middle School DON’T smoke or bring weapons or pets onto merchandise tents 900 E 4th St, Marshfield, WI 54449 the Show Grounds booths located on Sixth Street • Marshfield High School and dates. Pick up DON’T campaign outside of purchased lots and 1401 EMutual Becker Rd, Marshfield, WI 54449 North (Rural booths DON’T demonstrate except in designated areas • Nasonville Elementary School your souvenir at the Insurance Street) beside DON’T demonstrate except in designated areas 11044 US HWY 10, Marshfield, WI 54449 the First Aid Tent. DON’T bring your dog DON’T bringtents your dog merchandise For Show Schedule, Weather Alerts, Exhibits, you can IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, located onand Sixth Street Show useDO’s the show’s app at DON’TS: DIAL 911 AND TELL THEM YOU ARE AT www.wisfarmtech.info WOOD COUNTY FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS DONorth ask Exhibitors lots ofMutual questions IN(Rural THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY, DO enjoy the Food, especially all the items sourced locally! Insurance Street) beside DIAL 911 AND TELL THEM YOU ARE AT DO visit the Field Demonstrations the First Aid Tent. DO experience the Educational Tents WOOD COUNTY FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS

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D&B Sternweis Farms truly a family affair Wisconsin Farm Technology Days Committee

D&B Sternweis Farms – co-host of the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Wood County, Wisconsin, to be held from July 10-12 – is every bit a family farm. Owners Daryl and Brenda Sternweis of Marshfield, Wisconsin, own a new 40-cow rotary parlor and are primed for expansion. But their children, the fifth generation on the farm, participated in chores from early on. And Daryl’s dad, Jim Sternweis, at 85, still helps with field work. “It’s a really great way to raise a family,” Brenda Sternweis said, regarding farming. She said they keep close to their family-farm roots by participating in activities like 4-H, FFA and snowmobiling. They also enjoy simple pleasures like planting a garden and hanging clothes outdoors. When the oldest daughter, Heather, married Josh Heiman in 2016 their life-long friends and neighbors became “family.” Josh Heiman’s parents, Ken and Joellen Heiman, and other Heiman family members own Weber’s Farm Store and Heiman Holsteins. The Heimans are co-hosting the show with the Sternweises. Besides being milk producers and retailers the Heimans are cheese makers and owners of Nasonville Dairy near Marshfield. Daryl Sternweis, 53, is a life-long farmer. “I grew up with it and learned to love it,” he said. “I love the field work part of it. And now with the new freestall barn and rotary I’ve become a better ‘cow man’ than I ever thought I would be.” Brenda tends youngstock, a role she said is “rewarding.” “It’s kind of like raising kids,” she said. “We name our favorites. It’s fun to follow them through the stages and into the milking herd.” Heather (Sternweis) Heiman, 26, graduated from Mid-State Technical College’s two-year farm program in Marshfield. Many of the classes are taught by Mike Sabel, vicechair of the Farm Technology Days executive committee. With her mother she oversees fresh cows and herd health and is working toward farm ownership. The oldest son, 24-year-old Justin Sternweis, has worked full-time on the farm since high school graduation, where he does the feeding with his dad. “I really enjoy the work – the physical labor,” he said. “I especially like driving tractor.” Another brother, Aaron, 22, works off the See STERNWEIS, Page 6

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D&B Sternweis Farms is comprised of the entire family. Top row, from left, are Wisconsin dairy farmers Daryl and Brenda Sternweis and their son, Justin, 24; middle row, from left are Brittney Sternweis, 17; Autumn Sternweis, 15; and Brooke Sternweis, 13; bottom row, from left are Jonathan Sternweis, 11; and Heather (Sternweis) Heiman, 26.

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farm as a diesel mechanic. The other Sternweis children are Brittney, 17; Autumn, 15; Brooke, 13; and Jonathon, 11. D&B Sternweis Farms also has full-time and part-time nonfamily employees. UPDATES ADDED IN 2017 The Sternweises flipped the switch on their 40-cow rotary parlor this past August. They anticipated milking about 450 Holstein cows three times per day by the time of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. The rotary is capable of milking as many as 1,300 cows. The milking system is computerized with automatic takeoffs. Other technologies include an automatic crowd gate, handheld teat scrubber and automated footbath that fills with the touch of a button for better chemical consistency and employee safety. A touch-screen operated sort gate can divert cows to a pen off the return alley that holds 30 head. Brenda said the cows look forward to riding the rotary and enter the holding area at a brisk pace. She said they chew their cuds and are so relaxed during milking. The new parlor complex has a viewing window into

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D&B Sternweis Farm of Marshfield, Wisconsin, features a new 40-stall rotary parlor and tunnel-ventilated freestall barn.

the parlor and upstairs conference room and office. Cameras in the parlor and other locations on the farm are relied upon for employee safety and monitoring livestock, particularly to detect calves born at night. Heather Heiman said a quick check on the cell phone saves a lot of labor. The family’s freestall barn features tunnel ventilation with fully automated fans and vent adjustments. Daryl said that while it’s

more expensive up front than natural ventilation, tunnel ventilation provides more cow comfort, especially in summer. Cattle are divided into four groups — fresh and special-needs cows, a high-production cow group, a segregated heifer group and the rest of the milk cows. Freestalls in the six-row barn are bedded with sawdust over mattresses. The family also uses sawdust in other barns. “I know sand is king for cow comfort,” Daryl said. “But it’s labor intensive to take out of the pit.” Manure is transferred by gravity flow from barn to manure pit, which is emptied in fall, applied via dragline and knifed in. The farm utilizes sexed semen on highend cows. And they use beef semen on cows difficult to breed. Calves are hand-fed in individual pens for one week before moving to group pens with automated feeders. Once weaned, heifers move through a series of facilities. Daryl said they’re hoping in fall to move 600-pound heifers to a custom grower and have them return bred six months. During Wisconsin Farm Technology Days visitors can board buses for tours of the Sternweis rotary parlor and adjoining tunnel-ventilated barn. The farmstead is about

one quarter-mile from the heart of Tent City. Visitors will not be able to leave the buses during the tour. MANY HANDS EASE FIELD-WORK LOAD The family owns about 1,200 acres and rents no additional land to grow corn, alfalfa hay and soybeans. Second-crop haylage harvested during Wisconsin Farm Technology Days will be delivered to Sternweis bunkers. The family shares labor for field work with Heiman Holsteins. The Sternweis family also shares labor and co-owns equipment with a relative, Jerry Sternweis, who dairy farms nearby. Every six weeks the family meets with their farm-advisory group, which includes their nutritionist, veterinarian and lender. The team plots the future of the family farm. The immediate future is ultra-hectic with Wisconsin Farm Technology Days nearing. Brenda said her family is honored to be co-hosting the 2018 show for Wood County. They’re grateful for the opportunity to promote farming, which, for the co-hosts, is a mix of traditional family-farming values and practices and new technology that will move their farm into the future.

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W ood County is excitedFicklin to feature Massey Ferguson 4-wheelto 3 ptpurchase hitch hay rake ....................... $695take ramps - GREAT FOR BIG BALES!............................................ $3,850 Headquarters trailer in the One breakfast plate includes threemiddle potato of Tent City. non-profit groups. Food Unverferth 430 gravity wagon, green VERY GOOD! ............ $9,950 2) H&S 8’ hay tedders Starting at...................... $2,995......$2,795 sales benefit home with you! Wood County is excited to feature the Food Market, a food specialty tent located in pancakes, two sausage links, and applesauce Brent 440 gravity wagon, red, fenders - SHARP!................... $9,950 2) H&S 7’ hay tedders - NICE! Choice ................. $2,795......$2,695 the localthe non-profit syrup, Food groups. Market,Innovation a food specialty tent located in Square. Here you will find maple for $6.00. Other items available for purchase. J&M 440-SD, roll tarp w/J&M 1484 wgn, 22.5 tires ............. $9,500 y, 7:00 - 10:00 a.m.) BREAKFAST: NH L170 skid loader,locally 3058 hrs............................................ $17,900 J&M 525-SD w/J&M 1592 wagon,food. brakes.......... $9,950.......$8,950 honey , maple cranberries, and more produced Innovation Square. Here you will find syrup, Food Partners ENTREES: (Served in Food Tent 2 only, 7:00 10:00 a.m.) NH L160 skid loader, 2800 hrs, cab, heat NICE!................ $16,900 Parker 4800 Gbox, Knowles 1500X wgn, brakes $7,995.......$7,500 usage links, apples, Beef and pork providedhoney, for this show by the following partners: cranberries, and more locally produced food. (Served in all Food Tents starting at 10:00 a.m.) skid loader, 2365 hrs, CLEAN SKID LOADER! ........ $16,500 Unverferth 400T • Baltus Dairy Farm le syrup (regular bu Gbox w/Knowles 1500X wgn, 4-wh brake . $6,500 Enjoy potato pancakes, sausage links, apples, All Food, BeverageNH L160 and Ice Cream ents • D&B Sternweis Farm Sure to please all taste buds, we’ll have Gbox w/NI 12T wagon..................... $3,995......$3,250 • Destiny Farms $1,050 J&M 350-20 erry maple syrup. bananas, maple All Food, Beverage and Ice Cream Tents Great hamburgers,applesauce, cheeseburgers, specialty syrup brats, (regular• Heiman Holsteins are staffed from local Plains 1006NT drill, 7 1/2” spacings,by grass seed, 399volunteers acres - NEW 66” rock bucket for skid loader.................................... New American 625 8 round bale mover ............. $3,995......$2,695 LIKE NEW!........................................................................... $23,900 NEW 72” rock bucket for skid loader.................................... $1,095 2) Unverferth 530 gravity wagons, 550 bu, brakes right-hand unregular brats, baked potatos, grilled chicken • Jake Smith es three potato and sugar-free), and cranberry maple syrup. are staffed by volunteers from local non-profit groups. Food sales benefit • Liquid Coin Dairy LLC sandwiches, and specialty grilled cheese NEW Schuette 9x24’ steel floor w/EZ Trail 13T wagon .......$PECIAL Great Plains 1205NT, 20x7”, grass seed, rebuilt................ $21,900 NEW 80” rock bucket for skid loader.................................... $1,195 load, green -- CHOICE............................................ $9,950....$8,950 ks, and applesauce One breakfast platePrices includes three potato • Norm-E-Lane Farm LLC sandwiches at the show. range from Plains 1500 24x7.5 NT drill w/coulter cart, rebuilt.... $22,500 Stout 84” double grapple bucket for skid non-profit groups. Food W1000A saleswagon benefit the local non-profit groups. • Viaduct Holsteins LLC - The Bangart NEWFamily Schuette 9x20’ steel floor w/Knowles ..$PECIAL Great J&M GraVIty BoXES loader................... $2,195 lablepancakes, for $3.00 to $4.00. twopurchase. sausage links, and applesauce NEW Schuette 9x20’ steel floor w/JD 1075groups. wgn $4,595.......$3,995 G-Plains 1500 24x7.5 NT drill, coulter cart, mrkrs, rebuilt .. $24,000 Stout 72” double grapple bucket for skid loader................... $1,995 Additional Food Partners the local non-profit J&M 350-SD Gbox w/NEW Knowles wagon, 22.5 tires ......... $5,995 • Arby’s SoyBEaN & GraIN DrILLS for $6.00. Other items available for purchase. GREATFood FOR HAULING BIG BALES Partners Stout 66” double grapple bucket for skid loader................... $1,595 J&M 350-20 Gbox w/roll tarp, J&M 13T wgn - NICE!............ $4,850 • Dairy Pricing Association SIDES: • Gardner Red River Cranberries Heider 7x14’ flat rack w/hoist & Kewanee wgn.. $2,295.......$1,850 13T wgns - Choice.............. $3,295 NEW pallet fork extensions..................................................... $235 2) J&M 350-20 Gboxes w/J&M CIH 5300 21x7 soybean drill, grass, press - NICE!.. $10,900.......$9,950 Salad will feature sweetened dried Beef and pork provided for this show by the following partners: • Hewitt’s Meat Processing arting at 10:00 a.m.) Food Partners J&M 350-20 Gbox w/JD 1075 wgn ....................$1,995 ...... $1,650 CIH 5300 21x7 soybean drill, press wheels......... $7,500.......$5,995 ENTREES: • Higher Grounds Bakery and Coffee House cranberries. Enjoy Kefir (a drinkable yogurt), • Baltus Dairy Farm Beef and pork provided for this show by the following partners: • Honestly Cranberry 2) J&M 250 Gboxes w/8 or 10T wgns, starting at$1,995...... $1,295 CIH 5300 16x7 grain drillFarm w/grass seed ................................ $5,995 fresh cheese curds, cranberry trail mix, • D&B Sternweis (Served in have all Food Tents starting at 10:00 a.m.) ds, we’ll • Land O’ Lakes • Baltus Dairy Farm apples, and bananas. Prices range from • Destiny Farms DMI GraVIty BoXES • Melody Gardens rs, specialty • D&B Sternweis Farm • Heiman Holsteins $1.00to to $4.00. Sure please all tastebrats, buds, we’ll have • Nasonville Dairy DMI D470 gravity box, roll tarp, lites..................................... $6,950 • Destiny Farms • Ocean Spray os, grilled chicken • Jake Smith hamburgers, cheeseburgers, specialty brats, DMI D390 gravity box, roll tarp, lites...................$6,500 ...... $5,950 • Pepsi • Heiman Holsteins BEVERAGES: • Liquid Coin Dairy LLC • Rubi Reds grilled cheese 3) DMI D450 G/boxes, 4-wh brakes - Starting at $4,995 ...... $3,995 regular brats, baked potatos, grilled chicken • Jake Smith • Norm-E-Lane Farm LLC • Sysco Water, white milk, chocolate milk, Rem GTS-1200 grain drop - VERY GOOD!...........$5,495 ...... $4,995 DMI D320 Gbox, tarp, 385 x 22.5 tires - NICE!....$4,995 ...... $4,495 Landoll 1550 5-shank subsoiler VERY GOOD!.................... $7,995 rices sandwiches, range from • Liquid Coin Dairy LLC • Tapped Maple Syrup specialty grilled cheese • Viaduct Holsteins LLC - The Bangart Family cran-apple juice,and cran-grape juice, Yumberry Glencoe 4300 15’ soil finisher, 5-bar harrow........................ $8,500 Westfield 10” auger-hopper w/5 hp motor.............................. $995 DMI D320 Gbox, 14Lx16.1 tires, tarp, NICE!........$3,995 ...... $3,795 • Weber’s Farm Store DMI 2500 5-shank subsoiler - NICE!.................................... $7,995 • Norm-E-Lane Farm LLC Pomegranate water, unsweetened lemon range from• Wenzel’s Farm LLC 6150 12’ Landsman XT w/3-barPartners harrow & crumbler - EXCELLENT!$8,500 sandwiches at the show. Prices Food DMIHolsteins 2500 7-shank subsoiler CLEAN!................................. $9,450 Krause • Viaduct LLC -Additional The- Bangart Family Westfield WR 100-31 10”x31’ auger - CLEAN! .................... $3,495 2) DMI D320 gravity boxes - starting at..............$3,495 ...... $2,995 tea, soda, coffee (with creamer, sugar, and • Wisconsin Potato Growers Auxiliary • Arby’ s $6,495 DMI E280 gravity box - CLEAN! ..........................$3,500 ...... $2,995 Landoll 1550 4-shank subsoiler LIKE NEW! ...................... CuLtIMuLCHEr $3.00 to $4.00. We are so grateful to ourAdditional wonderful Farm Technology Days sweetener). Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00. Partners •- VERY Dairy Pricing Association BarGE BoXES W/HoISt KILLBroS GraVIty BoXES DMI 500Food 5-shank subsoiler GOOD!........................... $6,450 2018 Food Partners for their dedication! Kewanee 15’ cultimulcher ................................................... $4,750 • Arby’sTebben 5-shank ARS pull-type • Gardner River Cranberries subsoiler.............................. $6,995 Red Heider 7x14’ barge box w/hoist, 10T wgn............................ $2,295 Killbros 375 Gbox, lights, 12T wgn, 385x22.5 tires............... $4,295 Kewanee 12’ cultimulcher ................................................... $3,650 ed dried • Dairy Pricing Association SIDES: • | Hewitt’ s Meat Processing JD 3-shank subsoiler........................................................... $1,850 Download our mobile app: www.wisfarmtech.info 2013 2018 OFFICIAL PROGRAM 9 Brillion 10’ cultimulcher....................................................... $1,995 Bush Hog 7x12’ barge box w/hoist, Stanhoist wgn............... $1,995 Killbros 375 Gbox w/NI 12T wagon, truck tires..................... $2,750 • Gardner Red River Cranberries • Higher Grounds Bakery and Coffee House drinkable yogurt), DISC CHISELS Salad will feature sweetened dried Heider 6x12’ barge box w/Midwest 7T hoist, 8T wgn........... $1,850 Killbros 375 Gbox w/Killbros 12T wagon............ $2,795.......$2,295 • Hewitt’s Meat Processing CruMBLErS • Honestly Cranberry rry trail mix, 2) Killbros 350 gravity boxes w/10T wagons - CHOICE ........ $1,295 • Higher Grounds Bakery andw/3 Coffee cranberries. Enjoy Kefir (a drinkable yogurt), Glenco 4450 7-sh soil saver Deep TillHouse sh....$9,950........$7,950 • Land O’ Lakes CIH 27 1/2’ crumbler NICE! ............................. $8,950........$7,950 s range from • Honestly Cranberry MorE tHaN 40 NEW & uSED GraVIty BoXES oN HaND 2) White 445 7-shank soil - Choice ........ $6,500........$4,995 •saver Melody Gardens fresh cheese curds, cranberry trail mix, 2) DMI 27 1/2’ crumblers - CLEAN! Starting at .. $7,950........$6,950 • Land O’ Lakes White 445 9-shank soil• saver, Nasonville 12” spacings ...... $5,995.......$4,995 2) CIH Dairy Parker 4800 Gbox w/Parker 1480 wgn-NICE!..... $6,995.......$6,750 25’ crumblers - NICE! Choice.................. $8,750........$6,950 apples, and bananas. Prices range from Landoll 1200 7-sh stretch• frameOcean soil saver, rebuilt. $6,450.......$5,450 • Melody Gardens Spray Kory 340 Gbox w/Kory 12T wagon ..................... $3,995.......$3,650 roLLErS LandollDairy 1200 9-sh stretch soil saver........ $6,500.......$4,995 $1.00 to $4.00. • Nasonville •frame Pepsi Bii 335 Gbox w/BII 12T wgn, SHARP!.................................... $3,995 Landoll 5-shank soil• saversRubi - Starting at....... $6,500.......$4,995 • Ocean2) Spray RedsTaylor Way 12’ HiLift roller, scrapers - CLEAN!..................... $4,995 Parker 2600 Gbox w/Parker 14T wagon, 16.5 tires .............. $4,650 Taylor-Way 5-shank soil saver - NICE! ............. $3,995.......$3,500 Brillion 13 1/2’ roller w/trnspt, rear hitch - NICE! $3,650........$2,995 Knowles W11 wagon, 16.5 .................................................. $2,495 Parker 350 bu Gbox w/Knowles wagon................................ $3,850 • Pepsi • Sysco te milk, BEVERAGES: Glencoe 7-shank soil saver ............................... $6,995.......$4,995 Brillion 12’ roller.................................................................. $2,795 Unverferth 12T wagon, 11Rx22.5 tires................................. $1,995 Demco 325 Gbox w/JD 1075 wgn, 22.5 tires ....................... $3,500 • Rubi Reds • T apped Maple Syrup pe juice, Yumberry Krause 2880 7-shank SS, hyd discs - CLEAN!... $4,995.......$3,995 Brillion 10’ roller - VERY GOOD! ........................................... $2,850 JD 1275 tandem wagon - HARD TO FIND!........... $2,850.......$1,995 E-Z Trail 300 bu Gbox w/JD 720 wagon ............................... $2,250 s Farm Store • SyscoTaylor-Way 7-shank soil• Water, white milk, chocolate milk, saverWeber’ - VERY GOOD!.... $4,500.......$3,995 eetened lemon Dunham 11’ roller................................................................ $1,450 JD 1075 wagon w/22.5 truck tires........................................ $1,995 Kory 185 bu Gbox w/Kory 6072 wgn - NICE! ........................ $2,450 • Wenzel’s Farm LLC • Tapped Maple Syrup cran-apple juice, cran-grape juice, Yumberry Landoll 9-shank soil saver ................................ $3,995.......$2,995 amer, sugar, and Growers • Weber’s Farm Store • WisconsinCIHPotato 28 1/2’ Tiger Mate II w/new 5-bar............. $27,500......$24,900 Auxiliary JD 720 wagon - HARD TO FIND! ........................................... $1,495 E-Z Trail 220 Gbox w/E-Z Trail 8T wagon............ $1,295.......$1,195 Pomegranate water, unsweetened lemon DMI 28 1/2’ Tiger Mate II w/5-bar harrow........................... $18,900 2) JD 1075 wagons - starting at......................... • Wenzel’s Farm LLC are so to our wonderful Farm Technology om $1.00 to $3.00. 3) J&M 350-20 Gboxes BOX ONLYDays - starting at........................ $995 $1,595.......$1,095 (5) Levelers for 5,7,9 &We 11-sh S/savers-starting at.............. $295 grateful DMI 27 1/2’ Tiger Mate II w/5-bar harrow........................... $18,500 tea, soda, coffee (with creamer, sugar, and • Wisconsin Potato Growers Auxiliary 2018 Food Partners for their 2) dedication! JD 1065A wagon - starting at ......................... $1,450......$1,250 Killbros 385 Gbox - CLEAN! BOX ONLY................................. $1,650 Oliver 458 6-sh 3 pt chisel plow - EXCELLENT!.................... $1,695 We are so grateful to our wonderful Farm Technology Days sweetener). Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00. uSED FIELD CuLtIVatorS 2) Kory 8278 12T wagon - Starting At ................ $1,850......$1,295 2) parker 2600 350 bu G/box BOX ONLY - starting at ....... $1,450 Massey Ferguson 127 9-sh 3 pt chisel plow - NICE! ........... $1,295 2) Killbros 375 G/boxes BOX ONLY, starting at........ $1,295......$895 2018 Food Partners forplow their dedication! isfarmtech.info 018 3 OFFICIAL PROGRAM | 9 $1,150......$1,095 Hiniker 8’ 3 pt chisel ................................................... $1,095 CIH 4300 30 1/2 FC w/5-bar harrow................. $12,500.......$9,950 Killbros 1072 10T wgn - VERY GOOD!................. 2 J&M 250-7 gravity box BOX ONLY ............................ $995......$895 CIH 4800 26 1/2’ FC w/5-bar harrow.................. $8,995.......$8,500 Kewanee 180 9-shank pull-type chisel plow.......................... $995 DESSERTS: M&W 12T wagon, 16.5x16.1 tires ........................................ $1,295 3) Kory 185 Gbox BOX ONLY, starting at................................... $750 Kewanee 380 26’ field cult w/5-bar harrow - SHARP!.......... $6,500 Download our mobile app: www.wisfarmtech.info 2013 2018 OFFICIAL PROGRAM | 9 DISCS IHC 45 18 1/2’ field cultivator w/harrow ............................... $1,495 Kewanee 10T wagon .............................................................. $895 E-Z Trail 220 gravity box BOX ONLY......................................... $795 d Ice cream and cranberry cookies. Prices range from Badger 12T tandem wagon................................ $1495........$1,295 CIH 496 20’ Cushion Gang Disc - NICE DISC!...................... $11,950 IHC 45 13 1/2’ field cultivator................................ $1,095.......$995 us $2.00 to $3.00. IHC 490 21’ disc, new front blades, 7 1/2” spcg ................... $5,995 New Knowles W1000A8 wagons, 22.5 tires ......................$PECIAL in IHC 490 28’ disc -Rebuilt................................... $5,450........$4,995 New Knowles W1000A8 wagon w/12.5x15 tires ...............$PECIAL ICE: rage IHC 496 18 1/2’ disc, w/3-bar harrow, big blades................. $7,500 FOR RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR SEASON New E-Z Trail 8, 10, 13 & 15 ton wagons...........................$PECIAL (Main sales at Food Tent 2) White 271 24’ rock flex disc - GOOD DISC!........................... $6,995 Grain Carts, Gravity Boxes, Head Movers, Batwing Mowers, d, ice New Unverferth 25’ head transport, 11Lx15 tires ..............$PECIAL IHC 370 12’ disc HARD TO FIND!........................................ $1,295 Haybines, Hayrakes,Tedders, H&S Bifold Rakes, Bale Racks, 20 pound bags for $7.00. ing New Unverferth 25’ head trans, 22.5/55x12 tires ..............$PECIAL Ashland 500D scraper - EXCELLENT!................................. $10,900 Great Plains Turbo-Max, No-Till Soybean Drills, Grain New Unverferth 30’ head transport, 11Lx15 tires ..............$PECIAL Rowse 4 yd scraper - VERY GOOD!....................................... $9,500 FOOD MARKET: Drills w/Press Wheels, Soil Savers, Subsoilers, Discs, New Unverferth 30’ head trans, 22.5/55x12 tires ..............$PECIAL Eversman 2 1/2 yd scraper - CLEAN!................................... $5,295 l Field Cults, Rock Pickers,Windrow & Stalk Shredders Good news! If you love our Wood County menu f the Unverferth 36’ Roadrunner Head cart - NICE!..... $4,850.......$4,500 NEW F12 - 12’ pull-type land scraper w/hyd tilt.................... $3,995 items, you may be able to purchase a supply to take City. Unverferth HT25 head cart, lights - LIKE NEW!..................... $3,250 NEW F10 - 10’ pull-type land scraper w/hyd tilt.................... $3,650 “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten NEW F10 - 10’ pull-type scraper w/hyd tilt - Rental.............. $2,995 home with you! Wood County is excited to feature Frontier 25’ head cart w/lights - NICE!................ $2,795......$2,595 NEW F12 - 12’ pull-type land scraper................... $2,495.....$2,250 JD 915 flex head, pipe reel, poly dividers.............................. $9,950 Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, the Food Market, a food specialty tent located in 2) Unverferth HT30 head carts, starting at........................... $2,750 NEW F10 - 10’ pull-type land scraper................... $2,295.....$1,995 JD 915 flex hd, pipe reel - HARD TO FIND!........ $10,500.......$8,950 but have everlasting life.” John 3:16 Innovation Square. Here you will find maple syrup, Unverferth HT25 head cart .................................................. $2,650 JD 915 flex head - Good Flex Head!...................................... $7,500 a.m.) PFM 500 rock picker, hyd drive, electric control - NICE!........ $6,500 JD 918 flex head, pipe reel, poly dividers, F&A.................... $10,900 honey, cranberries, and more locally produced food. Rite Way 100 rock picker, hyd drive - NICE!.......................... $5,295 JD 918 flex head, poly dividers, rebuilt ................................. $8,500 ples, Rite Way 100 rock picker, hyd drive - CLEAN! ...................... $4,850 JIM’S JD 918 flex head, poly dividers - VERY GOOD!....................... $7,950 ar Leon D60 rock picker........................................................... $1,495 All Food, Beverage and Ice Cream Tents USED DISC JD 920 flex hd, contour master, poly div, F&A.... $11,950.......$9,950 CEll & FIElD Intersection of Hwy. 106 & 26, Fort Atkinson, WI up. are staffed by volunteers from local NEW Hiniker FB8 8’ rear blade ............................................ $1,195 JD 920 flex head - CLEAN HEAD........................................... $6,500 920-988- Visit our Web site: www.kundertinc.com CUltIVAtor Kewanee 168 8’ rear blade..................................................... $595 o non-profit groups. Food sales benefit JD 922 flex head - GOOD FLEX HEAD! ................ $6,500.......$4,995 pArtS (920) 563-7555 • (920) 563-6222 uce 9444 tHIS WEEK’S $PECIaL$ the local non-profit groups. JD 7720 Titan II combine, 30.5 tires, RWA .......................... $14,950

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Beef and pork provided for this show by the following partners: • Baltus Dairy Farm • D&B Sternweis Farm • Destiny Farms • Heiman Holsteins • Jake Smith • Liquid Coin Dairy LLC

JD 7720 combine, 30.5 tires, CLEAN! ............. $12,950.......$10,950 JD 7720 combine, 3311 hrs – nice combine!.. $11,950.........$9,950 JD 466 diesel engine for 6620 combine............ $2,250.........$1,650

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Thursday, July 5, 2018

Heiman Holsteins a ‘dairy pioneer’ family Wisconsin Farm Technology Days Committee

eiman Holsteins of Marshfield, Wisconsin, is the farm side of family-run dairy businesses operated by the Heiman family. The family are co-hosts of the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Wood County to be held from July 10-12. The Heimans are teaming up with D&B Sternweis Farms, a neighboring dairy, to host the event. The Heimans also operate Weber’s Farm Store, a dairy-retail enterprise that puts the farm’s milk in the hands of consumers. Overseeing Heiman Holsteins are Josh Heiman, 33, and his cousin, Andy Heiman, 24. Josh’s parents, Ken and Joellen Heiman, and Andy’s parents, Kelvin and Marilyn Heiman, also have ownership in the farm. Joellen is a familiar face at Weber’s Farm Store, which was originally her family’s on-farm enterprise. Marilyn is the farm’s human-resource specialist. Ken and Kelvin, with a third brother, Kim, also own Nasonville Dairy, a cheese operation with locations south of Marshfield and near Curtiss, Wisconsin. Milk from Heiman Holsteins

is also processed into cheese at Nasonville Dairy as well as sold as fluid milk by Weber’s Farm Store. Josh’s older brother Ryan Heiman helps with field work and works at Nasonville Dairy and Weber’s Farm Store. Andy’s brothers Kal Heiman and Adam Heiman help with farm work and work at the Nasonville plant. There are also 11 non-family members on the farm team. Kelvin stresses the importance of family in all three enterprises and the multiple roles many have. He earned his cheesemaker license when he was 15. While he works at the farm he makes cheese at Nasonville Dairy and is a cheese-grader and field representative. “Our employees also play a big part,” Josh said. The Heimans purchased and remodeled another farm nearby in 2015, where they currently milk 475 Holsteins three times per day in a 40-cow rotary parlor. A laborsaving robot post-sprays teats. The herd produces more than 32,000 pounds of milk annually. The Heimans had milked as many as 175 cows twice per day at the Weber’s

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Kelvin Heiman, right, and his wife Marilyn Heiman of Heimans Holsteins believe in educating the public about agriculture. A fiberglass cow in their parlor complex is an attention-getter. The farm will be featured in virtual tours in tent city at Wisconsin Farm Technology Days to be held from July 10-12 in Wood County, Wisconsin.

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The two-story rotary complex includes offices and an upstairs conference room, which has a large window for watching cows ride the carousel. The Heimans welcome visitors of all types to their farm including many school, 4-H and FFA groups. They’re intent on educating consumers about dairy farming. Marilyn said most youngsters don’t even have grandparents farming anymore. One generation ago some non-farmers at least had exposure to grandpa and grandma’s farm. “We want the public to see how well the animals are taken care of,” she said. Josh said he feels just as strongly about the need to share the real story about farming with the public. “Farmers have to promote the dairy industry and the technology we use today — and explain why we use it,” he said.

Besides local groups, visitors from throughout the United States and other countries tour Nasonville Dairy. The Heimans take them to the farm so they have a more complete understanding of what it takes to produce quality cheese. The Heimans wanted to share their farm’s story with the public. For that reason they advocated for Wood County to host Farm Technology Days. They then volunteered to co-host the event with D&B Sternweis Farm. The farm consists of 1,350 acres of which 85 percent is owned. The dairy is several miles from the site of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days but is contributing 215 acres to the show. Tent city, parking and field demonstrations are adjacent to the D&B Sternweis Farms, which show-goers can tour on buses during the event. Heiman Holsteins will be featured in virtual-tour presentations in the University of Wisconsin-Extension tent. The Heimans share manpower with D&B Sternweis Farms to jointly harvest corn silage and haylage, and combining. Each farm also contributes equipment to joint-harvest operations. Josh said the

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Cousins Josh Heiman, left, and Andy Heiman are the younger generation at Heimans Holsteins of Marshfield, Wisconsin. Calves at the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days co-hosting farm are fed milk replacer from automated feeders.

arrangement reduces both farms’ input costs and need for more hired labor. Heiman Holsteins recently invested in dragline manure-application equipment, which enables both farms to apply manure in a more timely manner. Co-hosts long-time friends Daryl Sternweis of D&B Sternweis Farms of Marshfield said he and his family have been long-time neighbors and good friends with the Heimans. “I’ve known them my whole life,” he said. “And I’ve shipped milk to Nasonville Dairy ever since I’ve had the farm. And my dad did too for many years.” “It’s a very friendly neighborhood,” he said. Daryl is a life-long farmer. He said there’s a general willingness with farming neighbors to lend equipment and lend a hand to one another. It was a natural progression for the families to combine their chopping and combining operations. Josh Heiman married Daryl and Brenda Sternweis’ oldest daughter, Heather. Their marriage has strengthened the bond between the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days co-hosts, Daryl said. And it was recently announced the newly married couple are expecting their first child, which would be the sixth generation for both sides of the family to live on the farm. While Josh takes Heiman Holsteins into

the future, his wife continues to be an integral contributor on her home farm. He said they talk shop and bounce ideas off one another. Heimans adopt latest technologies In their fields Heimans have been planting brown mid-rib corn-silage varieties. And they’re exploring cover cropping for heifer and dry-cow feed. They’ve grid sampled to fine tune soil fertility and used DuPont Pioneer’s Encirca service to adjust nitrogen in-season. For the dairy herd the Heimans use sexed semen on heifers and higher-producing cows. Beef semen is used on poorer producers and cows requiring a third service. The family built a calf barn for 100 head. It features two automated calf feeders and four pens. Calves are fed milk replacer. Though an underground milk-supply line from the parlor complex would enable them to conveniently use pasteurized waste milk, they simply don’t have enough treated milk to make the switch, Josh Heiman said. The herd’s somatic cell count is between 90,000 and 110,000. Sand bedding and their DeLaval TSR teat-spray robot are credited with contributing to milk quality. Heimans are looking forward to Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in large part for the opportunity it presents to tell the farming story on a much grander scale.

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to-scale model of the “World’s Largest Round Barn” in Marshfield, Wisconsin. The barn was created in honor of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, which is taking place this July in his native Wood County. “Bill, some years ago, had spent a Sunday afternoon at the Upham House in Marshfield,” Judy, his wife, said. “They had the original blueprints of the round barn from which he got some information and drew up some drawings of his own.” Inspired by Farm Technology Days coming this July to his home county, earlier this year Bill visited the barn to take photos and measurements inside. “If I just looked at a blueprint, I couldn’t fathom how they did this,” he said. “By going in there and measuring everything and looking at it is the way I could understand.” The original barn is 150 feet across by 70 feet high. The replica is 1/4 inch to the foot. See REPLICAS, Page 12

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Wood County, this year’s host county for Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, is home to the World’s Largest Round Barn — located at the Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds in Marshfield, Wisconsin. The iconic structure was built in 1916 and recently celebrated its 100th birthday. As part of Farm Tech Days the Innovation Square committee is hosting a contest for youth to try their hand at building their own round barn. There will be three age brackets for participating students — 7 and younger, 8 to 12, and 13 to 18. Participants are urged to create a scaleddown replica of the infamous Round Barn, using any materials of their choice. The final project should be no longer than one square foot. To enter participants should attach a tag

on their project, including their full name, age, address and phone number. They should also list what materials were used, why they chose to use that material, disclose how long it took to complete the project and what their total cost was. Finished projects should be brought by noon on July 10 to Marshfield Clinic Health Systems Innovation Square. All participants will receive a small participation prize and one winner from each age group will be selected by the host families to win a $50 gift certificate. Winners will be announced at noon July 12. All projects should be picked up by 4 p.m. July 12. The Innovation Square committee will also display a walk-in small-scale round barn and a table-top exact replica of the round barn in the square. Contact melissa.m.marti@gmail.com or nancy. esser@wisc.edu for more information.

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Bill made the first cut, a circle that would be the foundation for the miniature round barn, in mid-January. During the cold winter months Bill spent hours in his workshop and took several trips to the Central

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eber’s Farm Store of Marshfield, Wisconsin, has supplied milk direct to customers since 1955. Operated by Joellen (Weber) Heiman and her husband, Ken Heiman, the store will be open for visitors attending the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Wood County. Weber’s Farm Store is associated with Heiman Holsteins of Marshfield. The two enterprises are co-hosting Farm Technology Days with neighbors Daryl and Brenda Sternweis of D&B Sternweis Farms. Joellen’s great-grandparents purchased

a farm in 1904 on which the farm store is located, near the western edge of Marshfield. They established a milk-delivery route between 1910 and 1920, which was continued by the family until 1955. It was then Joellen’s parents realized their dream of opening an on-farm retail store. In the early ‘60s they bottled milk from their farm and launched drive-up window service. The store switched from glass bottles to milk in half-gallon plastic pouches in 1973. Joellen is now the fourth See WEBER’S, Page 16

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generation in her family’s farm-toretail milk business. A milking herd is no longer on-site at Weber’s Farm Store. Instead milk from Heiman Holsteins, southwest of Marshfield, is shipped to Weber’s where it’s processed on-site. Heiman Holsteins is operated by Ken and his brother, Kelvin, and their sons. The farm’s milk is also used to make cheese at Nasonville Dairy. The cheese operation, which has other farm patrons as well, is operated by Ken, Kelvin and their brother, Kim Heiman. Weber’s milk is sold on-site at the store, as well as area convenience stores, day-care centers, assisted-living facilities, coffee shops and Nasonville Dairy’s two locations, south of Marshfield and near Curtiss, Wisconsin. Ken and his brothers are long-time cheesemakers. Ken is past-president of the Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association and serving with Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin, formerly the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. Ken, 64, was instrumental in bringing Wisconsin Farm Technology Days back to

Wood County. The county had hosted in 1960 when it was called Wisconsin Farm Progress Days. He felt Wood County would benefit from the economic impact that returns to host counties. And he said he’s excited the show will put a spotlight on central Wisconsin’s dairy-industry powerhouse, which includes neighboring Clark and Marathon counties. Wood County is also the No. 1 cranberry county in the world. Cranberries will figure prominently in the 2018 show. The cheesemaker said both host families include younger generations with eyes to the future. Each farm has a 40-cow rotary parlor. And the next generation of the extended Heiman family is also focused on new dairy products such as Weber’s kefir, a drinkable yogurt, which attendees can try at Farm Technology Days. Weber’s milk and Nasonville Dairy cheese curds will also be served in food tents. And show-goers will be able to walk to Weber’s Farm Store from tent city. Heritage and pride in being a part of agriculture are reasons Joellen gives for wanting to host Farm Technology Days.

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For the Heimans it’s also about community. Ken and Joellen contributed to a science-lab addition to Columbus High School in Marshfield. The addition at Joellen’s alma mater carries their names. They also founded an annual dinnershow fundraiser in Marshfield to fight breast cancer and contributed a familyconsultation and examination area at the Marshfield Clinic for breast-cancer patients. And they continue to reach out — but this time to all of Wisconsin agriculture by co-hosting Wisconsin Farm Technology Days.

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The Hart-Parr Oliver Collectors Association is not only taking its annual Summer Convention and Tractor Show to Wisconsin this year, but also they are holding the event in conjunction with Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. The Badgerland Oliver Collectors is hosting the activities in 2018. Don Duellman, Marshfield chapter vice-president, said Oliver-tractor enthusiasts can expect to see a nice variety of old machinery on display in Tent City. “We are expecting between 300 to 400 HPOCA members to attend our meeting and then visit Farm Technology Days to see the tractors in person,” Duellman said. “Our group is also looking for area farmers who are willing to bring their own Oliver tractor to the show, regardless of its condition.” Wisconsin Farm Technology Days will be held from July 10-12, 2018, in Wood County, near Marshfield. D&B Sternweis Farms, Weber’s Farm Store and Heiman Holsteins will serve as hosts for the threeday event. The Hart-Parr Oliver Collectors Association is a nonprofit organization founded in 1989 for the historical and educational benefit of Hart-Parr and Oliver collectors. The group has nearly 4,500 members from 21 chapters across the country. Call the Badgerland Oliver Collectors at 715305-2118 for more information about the National Oliver Summer Show or to register to have a tractor brought to the show.

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AgSource Laboratories A027 Beaver of Wisconsin Inc. 940-941 4-D Ag World 932 A&B Process Systems C511 AHT Wisconsin Windows A049 Bergman Mfg Inc. 777 AARP Wisconsin A098 Air Communications of Big Bear Genetics B339 Central Wisconsin Inc. A031 Abra Equipment Supply 233 BigIron Auction Company A113 Albers Dairy Equipment 689 Action Trackchair B319 Bill's Service Center 961-962 ADM Grain & Agronomy 440 Alforex Seeds 277 Bill's Tire & Service Inc. 360-361 Advanced Dairy LLC/ Alliance Tire Group 228-229 Black Hawk College Bob's Dairy Supply 938-939 Allied Cooperative B318 East Campus Equine Tent Advantage Insurance Al's Concrete Products 1029 Blown Black Performance 845 Services LLC A075 American Welding Society 148-149 Blue Horizon Energy LLC 622 AeroVironment B208Apache Palco Henke BMO Harris Bank A002 B209 Buffalo 850/943 Boerger LLC 474 Ag Bag 343-344 Appleton Steel Inc 618 Braun Electric Inc. 502-503 Ag Leader Technology 187 Aring Equipment Company 614-615 Brickl Bros. 848-849 AG Systems Inc 213-214 Badger/Hanson Brooks Tractor Inc. 763-765 AGCO Corporation 171-175/ by Valmetal 683 218-222 Brunner Seed Inc. B300 Badger Plastics AgCountry Farm Brute Force Distributing 838-839 & Supply Inc. 555 Credit Services 945 Buelingo Beef Cattle Badger State Lighting A010 AgDirect A142 Society Beef Tent Badger Truck Center 975 Agri-King Inc. 745 Burns Insurance Agency LLC A084 Bakerville Sno-Rovers 626 AgriSteel 472 Butterfield Drilling Bauer Built Inc. 610 AGRI-TRAC US B269 & Irrigation 567 Bayland Buildings Inc. 522 Agri-View B226 Byron Seeds LLC B238AgroChem Inc. B248 Bazooka Farmstar Inc. 354 B239

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Calf Star LLC 362 Calf-Tel 987 Calumet a division of Imperial Industries Inc. 377-379 CapstanAG 332 Case IH 263-268/ 325-330 CBR Livestock Systems 983-986 Cellcom A117 Cenex Energy B338 Central Boiler Inc. 902 Central Door Solutions B227 Central Lawn & Turf Equipment Inc. 973-974 Central Petroleum Company A047 Central State Supply Corp A118 Central WI Ag Services LLC 188 Central Wisconsin Powersports 855 Chippewa Valley Bean A063 Christensen Sales Corp A062 CHS Larsen Cooperative 384 Citizens State Bank of Loyal A067

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Cutler Fence LLC 331 DION - Ag Inc. 190-191 Flint Hills Resources A120D. Buck Construction LLC 919-920 Doda 917-918 A121 CLAAS of America 965-967/ Fluid System Components A048 Dairy Business Association B278 Double D Services Inc. 891 1026-1028 Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin B263 Drath Family Farm LLC Beef Tent Fluidall LLC 748 Clark County Economic -B264 DuPont Pioneer 991 Focus on Energy C446 Development & Tourism 363-364 Dairy Pricing Association C500 DWD Enterprises 473 Focus on Energy C447 Cleary Building Corp 565-566/ Dairy Star B320 Dyna Products 551-554 627-628 Foremost Farms USA B201Dairy Train LLC 249 E.L.M. Repair & B202 Cloverdale Equipment LLC 1031-1033 Dairyland Seed 571 Refrigeration Inc. 840 ColdSnap Aquaponics LLC InnovaForest Construction Dairymaster USA Inc. B260 Earth Sense Energy Systems 831-832 tion Company Inc. 616-617 Dandurand Distributing A119 Eastern Iowa Grain Inspection Square Form-A-Feed 488-489 & Weighing Service B283 DDSI 783-784 Commercial Laundry Sales B270 Forward Farm Lines 303-307 EBJ Livestock B299 Deborah Ann's Complete Fencing LLC 960 Fox Cities Builders 389-390 Home and Garden 1042 Echo Outdoor Components Plus LLC 774 Foxland Harvestore Inc. 878-879 Power Equipment 234 DeCleene Trailer Sales 873 Copperhead Ag Products B204 Ecodrum Composter 1005 Fox's Farm Supply - IBA B281DECRA Roofing Systems Inc. A143 Country Wireless LLC A107 B282 Edge Dairy Degelman Industries 828-830 Crop IMS LLC 959 Farmer Cooperative B277 Frenchville Trailer Sales LLC 1043Dejno's Inc. A060 Crown Royal Stoves 631 Edney Distributing Co. Inc. 590-591/ 1044 Deutz Fahr USA 888-889 CRV USA B262 602-603 Fritsch Equipment Corp 706Diamond D Cattle Ranch Beef Tent Crystal Creek LLC Edvest, Wisconsin's 707 Diamond Mowers 914 A137-A138 College Savings Plan A064 Frontiersmen Seed 589 Dick Meyer Co. Inc. B235 CSF Incorporated / EHS Management LLC C517 FutureCow B225 Automation Plus B342 Diesel Forward Elk Mound Seed A068 B210-B211 G.A. Miller Company A042 Culpitt Roofing Inc. A025 Enbridge C476 Diga-Talk+ A139 Cumberland Valley Gannett Wisconsin Media A140 Energy Panel Structures 349 Diggers Hotline Inc. C425 Analytical Services B206 GCR Tires & Service 476 Enovative Technologies C428 DigiFarm VBN A009 Custom Safety Groovers C435 Gehl 486 Environmental Tillage Systems Inc. 156 General Farm Supply Inc. 207-209 Equity Cooperative General Motors/Buick GMC 805-807 Unique T Technologies Livestock Sales Beef Tent Global Genetic Resources B241 for the Separation Exeterra LLC 904 Gloves of Mike and Dena 690 and T Treatment of Manure Express Flighting Supply A106 GNR Equipment LLC 203 Exterior Custom Gold Medal Trailers 1003-1004 Solutions LLC B321 Listing

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Kuhn North America Inc. 271-276/ 317-322 Heartland Cooperative Kussmaul Seeds 568 Services 302 L & L Sales and Service Inc. 406 HeatMaster SS/ Laforge Systems Inc. 759 SteelTech Inc. 516 Land O'Lakes Coop Trucks 1002 Heatmor Inc. 579 Land Pride 453/540 Heil Ginseng Enterprises 316 Landoll Corporation 866-868/ Hiniker Company 739-740 925-927 Hixwood Metal 184-186 LandWood Sales LLC C471 Horsey Habit Saddlery 816-817 Lang Equipment / Bad Boy Mowers 160-164 Hotsy Cleaning Systems Inc. 154-155 LeafFilter Gutter Protection A133 Hydroclean Equipment Inc. 874 177 Idso's 310 Ledden Plumbing LLC Legacy Seeds Inc. 833 Induction Innovations Inc. A083 Legacy Steel Buildings 791 Innovative Forage Solutions B332Legend Seeds Inc. 620 B333 Lemken 348 INSIGHT FS 802-804 Lewis Cattle Oilers 452 INTL FCStone A061 LG Seeds 402 Investors Community Bank 517-518 Lifetime Shingles LLC 776 Ipesa USA LLC B297 Lindstrom Farm Systems 988-990 Jamesway Farm Equipment 580 Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin A033 Jay-Mar Inc. A032 LIRA GOLD® & DBC JBS 841 Ag Products® B334 Jenkins Iron and Steel Inc. 572-573 Little Black Mutual Jet Company Inc. 451 Insurance Co. A007 Joe's Refrigeration Inc. 890 LK Trailers 168 John Deere 659-668/ Lowe Equipment 725-734 Attachments 576 Johnson Farm Supply 541 MacDon Inc. 437-439 Joling Drainage Solutions 942 Magnation Water Jordan Ag Supply Inc. 313 Technologies B231 Jung Seed Genetics 860-861 MAI Animal Health C404 Justice Brothers Lubricants A111 Maki Farm Service 705 JX Truck Center 545 Maki Welding Services LLC 165 K & M Manufacturing Manitou North Americas LLC 483-485/ C534-C535 508-510 KAGE Innovation LLC 285-287 Marawood Construction Services Inc. 202 Kann Manufacturing 605 Marshfield Clinic Kartechner Brothers LLC 515 Health System Innovation Keller Inc. 383 Square Kelly Manufacturing LLC 575 Marshfield Drones InnovaKelly Ryan Equipment 584-585 tion Kemco Manufacturing LLC 619 Square Kerber Rose Certified Marshfield Insurance Agency 604 Public Accountants A134 Marth Wood Shavings Kinetico/Aquarius Supply Inc. 937 Home Services A114 Martin Till 288-290 Kioti Tractor 283-284 Mathews Company 756 Kitchen Craft Cookware A078 Mathy Construction Company A069 Kolo Trucking & McCoy Construction Excavating Inc. 278 & Forestry 653-654 Komro Sales & Service 350-353 McFarlane Mfg Co Inc. 279-280 Kozlovsky Dairy McMillan Warner Equipment Inc. B284 Mutual Insurance Company C469 Krone NA Inc. 948/1045 Meadow Brook Farm Publishing LLC C432 Kubota Tractor Corporation 454-456/ Meg-Mo Systems C510 537-539

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Mensch Manufacturing 1034 Messer Repair & Fabricating 245 Metsa Machines 789-790 Meyer Manufacturing Corporation 365-368/ 425-428 Meyer's Pressure Cleaners 780 Midland Garage Door Mfg Co. C434 Mid-State Technical College 629-630 A040 Mid-State Truck Service 410 Midwest Grooving B335 Midwest Manufacturing 875-876 Midwest Organic & Sustainable Eduation Services (MOSES) C470 Midwest Pinzgauer Association Beef Tent Midwest Shelters LLC 621 Midwest Sidewalls 956 Midwestern BioAg Inc. 563-564 Milkmaid Creations Embroidery A103 Miller Tractor Sales & Service 903 Miller-Bradford & Risberg Inc. 1037 Mills Fleet Farm B306 B307 Milwaukee Rubber Products Inc. 818 Minnesota Pnuematic Products 749-750 Miraco / Badger Livestock Equipment 583 Morton Buildings Inc. 559-560/ 633-634 Mt Morris Mutual Ins. Co. B233 Munson Hybrids B249 Murray's Dairy Farm & Refrigeration 1007-1010 Mustang Mfg 507 Mycogen Seeds 178 N & N Trailer Sales Inc. 521 NAPA Auto Parts 441-444 Nelson-Jameson Inc. B242 Neptune Enterprises 909-910 New Holland Agriculture 459-468/ 525-534 NEXGROW Alfalfa B205 North American Normande Association Beef Tent North Central Highland Cattle Association Beef Tent North Central Irrigation 409 North Central Wisconsin Cattlemen Assoc Beef Tent North Central Wisconsin Stormwater Coalition (NCWSC) C440 North Woods B331 Northeast Asphalt Inc. A046 Northern Plains Track 248

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Specialists LLC 851 Oasis Irrigation Inc. 314-315 Northland Buildings Inc. 613 O'Brien Hybrids A110 Northline Industries Inc. 862-863 O'Connell Farm Drainage Plows Inc. 561-562 Northside Elevator 345 Okray Insurance B224 NorthStar Cooperative B228 O'Reilly Auto Parts A004 Notch Manufacturing Inc. 655-656/ Organic Valley CROPP 737-738 Cooperative C426 Nuhn Industries Ltd. 504-506 Osseo Plastics & Supply Inc. A136 Nutrient Advisors B245 Oxbo International 448-450 Nutrient Management

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Rotochopper Inc. 852-854 Oxy Blast Water Treatment Systems B214 Roto-Mix LLC 972/1021 PACE Inc. 183/210 Ruder Ware C474 Parman Farm Supply 387 Rural Mutual Insurance Company 691 Patz Corporation 771-772/ 821-822 Rusoh Inc. A008 Penergetic Solutions A028 RZ Builders LLC 951 Penta Equipment 577-578 S D Ellenbecker 773 Pequea Machine Corp 864-865 S.I. Distributing Inc. 648 Pequea Machine Inc. 240-241 S.I. Feeders, Div. Schoessow Inc. 556/637 Performance Probiotics LLC B267 Safe-T-Pull 887 Pete's Trailer Sales 204-206 Salford Group 166-167/ Phil's Pumping & Fab. Inc. 407-408 226-227 Pifer's Auction & Realty A003 Sam's Well Drilling 180 Pinno Buildings 883 Sand County Equipment 884-886 PIP Seeds Sanimax LLC B203 B311-B312 Scaffidi Trucks 843-844 Poettinger US Inc. 808-810 Scentsy A077 PolyTank Inc. 834 Scherer Inc. 651 Pomp's Tire Service 980/1013 Schierl Tire & Service 933 Powerlift Hydraulic Doors 176 Schuitemaker Machines BV 931 Precision Planting / BP Ag 907-908 Schultz's Inter-State Ag Inc. 813-815 Premier Gunite DBA Falls Silo Repair LLC 713 Schweitzer Spray Coatings LLC C538 Premier Livestock & Auctions Beef Tent SCI Laminated Columns LLC A085 Priefert Farm, Ranch & Rodeo B304Scott Construction Inc. 680 B305 Scott Ertl Products LLC B298 Prime Attachments Seedburo Equipment Co. A105 & Custom Fab 308-309 Seeds & Stuff Farm Prince Corporation/Monty's B207 Market Inc. 760 Prinsco A041 Seehafer Refrigeration 403-404 Pro Fleet Care 963 Seppi M USA 232 Progressive Dairyman B296 Seven Oaks LLC C405 ProVision Partners Shade Haven LLC 586-588 Cooperative B285 Shivvers 477-478 Puck Custom Enterprises 543-544 Shoup Manufacturing Co. QBE NAU C401-C402 C543-C544 Silver Stream Shelters B317 R Equipment 837/856 Sip-Marloo Equipment 952-955/ Ram Commercial 251-256/ 1038-1041 337-342 Sloan Express A070 RCI Engineering LLC 761 Snap-On 475 Real Time Pain Relief A081 Soil-Max Inc. 928-930 Red Rock Enterprises LLC 215 Solar One LLC 741-742 Renk Seed Company 632 Specialty Enterprises 217 Republican Party Spectrum Insurance Group A135 of Wisconsin A099 Spiegelberg Implement 490-491 Rim Guard B310 Spring Valley Ag 549-550 Ritchie Fountains 625 SST Software A026 Roberts Brothers Painting B234 St Joseph Equipment 905-906 Roberts Irrigation Stainless & Repair Inc. 225 Company Inc. 608-609 Star Satellite A024 ROC Hay Mergers 702 Sterling Culligan Water B337 Roland Machinery 471 Stewart-Peterson C433 Rostech Electronics C542 Stichert Roofing 1006 A035 Roth Mfg - Loyal 778-779 Stihl Power Equipment 645 Roth Sugarbush Inc. A005-A006 Stine Seed Co. 714

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Dennis Bangart, chairman of the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days executive committee in Wood County, Wisconsin, is busy coordinating work of about 20 planning committees for the show.

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Dennis Bangart’s bride, Sarah (Siegel) Bangart, has been sharing her new husband with Wisconsin agriculture since they married in 2017. Dennis Bangart’s evenings are booked with planning meetings for the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, being held from July 10-12 in Wood County. As executive-committee chair, Bangart is the point person at the top of a pyramid of volunteers working diligently to ensure the show near Marshfield is a success. Bangart is assistant vice-president and loan officer of AgCountry Farm Credit Services. From his Marshfield office he oversees Wood County and part of Marathon County. He’s worked 14 years for the financial cooperative, which covers parts of Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota. Bangart earned a dairy-science degree from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in 2004. He maintains dairy ties, being part of his family’s farm near Greenwood. The dairy, Viaduct Holsteins, consists of about 400 registered Holstein cows and 1,000 crop acres. “I have a strong passion for cattle and the registered-Holstein part of the business,” Bangart said. “It’s very hard to replace that or let go. The Central Wisconsin State Fair at Marshfield is our primary family weekend. Most people have Christmas. We have the fair.” Bangart is on the fair’s market-sale committee and is also involved with the junior dairy sale. He’s active with the Clark County Dairy Promotion Committee and FFA Alumni. And he chaired the state Holstein show in 2012 when it was held in Wood County. He’s been honored as Wood County Friend of 4-H and the 2017 Outstanding Young Farmer Member of Wood County Farm Bureau in 2017. But leading into Bangart’s role as Wisconsin Farm Technology Days executive chair is his chairmanship of the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s agribusiness committee. “Marshfield is one of the few cities that include agriculture as part of its chamber of commerce,” Bangart said of the community’s recognition of the industry’s importance.

Dennis and Sarah Bangart — in the barn at his family farm, Viaduct Holsteins, near Greenwood, Wisconsin — were married in 2017. His duties as executive-committee chairman for the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days are accelerating as the show nears. Sarah frequently accompanies her husband to meetings he attends.

From cheese plants to stainless-steel manufacturing for the dairy industry, farm-equipment manufacturing to food and veterinary labs, agriculture impacts the community’s economy. The fairgrounds in Marshfield feature the world’s largest roundbarn. Marshfield is also home to the National Farm Medicine Center, part of the Marshfield Clinic Health System. The latter will host a major farm-safety and ruralhealth emphasis at the 2018 farm show. Wood County is also a powerhouse in the world’s cranberry industry. Along with dairy, cranberries will have top billing at the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. Bangart has been serving as executivecommittee chair since 2015, when it was formally announced that the show would be held in Wood County in 2018. He said 20 committees – consisting of 300 some planning volunteers – have been established. There are 18 members on the executive committee. The vice-chairman is Mike Sabel, agricultural instructor at Mid-State Technical College in Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids. Bangart estimates he and Sabel each attend six to 12 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days committee meetings per month. Bangart said a county benefits in innumerable ways from hosting the massive farm show, as do individuals who volunteer. See CHAIRMAN, Page 36

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Alumni picnic at hand The University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and Farm and Industry Short Course alumni and friends are invited to an annual Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association summer picnic from 4 to 7 p.m. July 11 at the University of Wisconsin-Marshfield Agricultural Research Station, 2611 Yellowstone Drive, Marshfield, Wisconsin. The event is held during Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Marshfield. A meal will be

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TUESDAY JULY 10, 2018 – 9:30 AM Pre-Ceremony .......................................Echoes of Camp Randall (9:00 AM) Color Guard ...........................................Wood County Honor Guard National Anthem ..................................Lois Testrake Pledge of Allegiance ............................Children of Host Families Invocation ..............................................Area Clergy Welcome .................................................Bob Meyer, Master of Ceremony Words from Wood County .................Douglas Machon, Wood County Board Chairman Introduction and Remarks Introduction of Wood County FTD Executive Members ..............Dennis Bangart, Wood FTD Executive Chair Introduction of State, County, and Local Officials..........................Matt Lippert, Wood County Agriculture Agent Representative from the State of WI ...Sheila Harsdorf, WI Secretary of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection Lieutenant Governor - Rebecca Kleefisch Introduction of Families ......................Heiman, Heiman & Sternweis Families Family Thank You & Remarks ............Host Families Longest Attendance Awards................Pat Sternitzky, Publicity Committee Chair Benediction ............................................Area Clergy Retire Colors ..........................................Wood County Honor Guard

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