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MILACA – In rural Milaca, 16-year-old Cyan Steinbrecher pulls on a pair of cowgirl boots, dashes out of a white farmhouse and skips to her favorite spot: the pasture, smiling all the way. The smiles continue as a calf walks to her, and she affectionately pets the new member of her herd. If home is where the heart is, then Cyan was destined to live on her family’s S Lazy K Ranch. Cyan’s parents, Shawn and Kerri, know where to find her if she is not in the house. She is most likely inside the fence with Disney characters that moo. Her little red calf is one of four bovines named after some of her favorite animated movies. Just under 40 acres, the
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Cyan Steinbrecher stands with her Shorthorn cow Moana April 24 in rural Milaca. Steinbrecher was awarded a $1,000 grant from the National FFA Foundation and plans to use it to expand her cattle herd.
Steinbrecher farm is also home to horses, donkeys and dogs, all adored by Cyan. The feelings are mutual. “The animals just love her,” Kerri said. “That’s really something to appreciate.” For Cyan, her parents and her brother, Rollie,
there is plenty of love to go around. “They seem to capture everybody’s hearts,” Shawn said of their livestock, which also includes free-range chickens. A sophomore at Milaca High School, Cyan is a member of the FFA chapter and proudly wears
the blue-and-gold jacket she earned from the Milaca FFA Foundation. Cyan was recently awarded a $1,000 grant from the National FFA Organization for her Supervised Agricultural Experience, or SAE, beef entrepreneurship project. Cyan page 2B
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Despite colder temperatures, alfalfa stands appear to be looking nice heading into May. However, there can be differences between nicelooking fields and fields that will produce decent yields. This is why all stands need to be assessed University of each spring for winter MN Extension injury to make sure that by Nathan Drewitz winter injury issues are not going to surprise you. For stand assessments, focus on two parts: stem counts and root and crown health. With stem counts, we usually measure this as stems per square foot. The relationship between stem density and yield is constant; making this method reliable in estimating yield. The steps of the procedure are as follows: First, mark off a 2-square-foot section in each area you take a count. Next, count only those stems that are 2 inches or taller. Then, divide your count by two and average across all sections. This will get you to the necessary stems per square foot needed to check yields. Typically, stem counts over 55 stems per square foot indicates a good stand. In that condition, we would expect you could lose some plants and still produce good yields. Whereas, with stem densities of 39 stems per square foot or less, we would expect yields in those stands to be low enough to consider replacing. When it comes to assessing stands visually, typically, we start from the top down. Looking at the tops of alfalfa plants, we look for symmetry of the buds coming from all sides of the crown. Asymmetrical plants indicate winter injury occurred and yield potential may be lower. At this point, you will also want to check to see if the root system is up out of the ground. Alfalfa page 3B
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with her agri-business. Cyan initially planned to raise a herd exclusively from front for beef, but because Shawn and Kerri now have a business through One of only five Minnesota which they rent bulls for FFA members to receive a breeding, they can also buy grant this year, she plans bulls from Cyan. to use it to expand her beef “We’re excited for herd. her,” Kerri said of Cyan Cyan first purchased receiving the FFA grant. beef cattle when she was “She worked hard at it. in seventh grade, a year That will certainly help before she joined FFA. Her with building her herd. herd has grown to seven, That can be her business.” four Shorthorn-Salers, one Shawn also helped Shorthorn and two Angus, Cyan with the grant with two more on the way. application. She had to Her heifer calf is a provide an operational cost Shorthorn-Saler cross budget, list goals for her named Ariel after the movie SAE and indicate need, “The Little Mermaid.” Her among other required Shorthorn-Saler steers are information. Daniel Boone, named for “I was excited to see being an explorer who Cyan was a recipient of a national SAE grant because this grant will help Cyan progress her project,” said Leann Pietrzak, Milaca FFA adviser. Shawn and Kerri are big supporters of FFA. Shawn was a member, and Kerri was in 4-H. Rollie, an eighth-grader, is also in FFA. “We think it’s important for them to learn that work ethic and responsibility, have that relationship with the animals and be responsible for them,” Kerri said. In FFA, Cyan has participated in livestock evaluation, chapter meetings and the general livestock career development event. “But she truly shines within her Supervised Agricultural Experience,” Leann said. “Cyan loves PHOTO BY ELLARRY PRENTICE her beef cattle and talks Cattle are comfortable around Cyan Steinbrecher, about them often.” shown petting them April 24 on her rural Milaca farm. Shawn and Kerri are Steinbrecher has been a FFA member for over two years. grateful for the inclusive
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would not stay in the fence, and Guapo, named after the bull from the animated movie “Ferdinand.” She also has a Shorthorn-Saler heifer named after Merida from the animated movie “Brave,” a Shorthorn cow (Ariel’s mom) named Moana after the animated movie of the same name and two Angus she calls “the Wyoming cows” after the state they came from. Both Angus cows are expected to calve in May. As part of her SAE, Cyan, with help from her dad, keeps records of her cattle operation, for which she has her own checking account. Throughout the SAE, they keep records of her time, expenses and other operations associated
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FFA member Cyan Steinbrecher, 16, pets her heifer calf named Ariel, a Shorthorn-Saler cross, on her family’s S Lazy K Ranch in rural Milaca. She has seven beef cattle in her herd.
FFA chapter, which has modified activities to accommodate Cyan’s special needs. Everyone in the program, they said, has been supportive of Cyan. “Being someone with special needs, being accepted is important,” Kerri said. “We appreciate that they modify it for her, so she can participate and be successful.” Cyan loves participating in FFA activities. The program maximizes her agricultural experience by incorporating education into activities she is passionate about, especially those that are hands-on and involve animals, Kerri said. “We’re so grateful for the opportunity kids with special needs get to discover who they are,” Kerri said. Cyan’s goal is to earn a proficiency award, honoring FFA members who, through their SAE,
have developed specialized skills they can apply toward future careers. Growing up on a farm has fostered Cyan’s work ethic. Although cleaning barn is not her favorite activity, she does so dutifully along with disbursing feed, throwing hay and other chores. “Every kid should have the opportunity to work on a farm,” Kerri said. Cyan is acquiring skills necessary for a successful beef cattle operation by working alongside her parents, but she has shown them a few things too. Cyan sees beauty in all things, especially small things that people tend to overlook, Shawn and Kerri noted. She sees a dandelion as not a weed but a pretty
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The Rev. Ron Weyrens blesses tractors April 25 at St. Stephen Catholic Church in St. Stephen. The blessing followed the 10:30 a.m. Mass which also celebrated the parishes 150th anniversary.
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Ben Schefers (left), 10, and his brother Cory Schefers, 12, sit atop two of the family’s Farmall tractors April 25 at a tractor blessing at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church in St. Stephen. The Lyle and Becky Schefers family brought 15 tractors to the event.
The Rev. Ron Weyrens led a blessing of tractors in the parking lot across from St. Stephen Catholic Church April 25 in St. Stephen. Twenty pieces of equipment were blessed at the event, including 15 which were brought by the Lyle and Becky Schefers family of rural St. Stephen.
ST. STEPHEN – The city of St. Stephen celebrated the agricultural heritage of the area April 25. Producers drove their tractors to town for a blessing and others gathered at the former steam show grounds for the 23rd annual Vouk Vintage Plow Day. The chill in the air and a few snow flurries did not stop a crowd from watching the vintage machinery and its operators turn the soil. The event, which is hosted by Steve and Frank Vouk, traditionally takes place at Jim and Marilyn Schumer’s property south of town.
(Above) Four-year-old Aiden Vandenberg, son of Jeff Vandenberg of Foley and Amy Vandenberg of Foley, pulls a bag of seed corn with this Case pedal tractor April 25 in St. Stephen. Aiden, who is the grandchild of Victor and Mary Legatt of rural St. Stephen, joined his grandpa in getting his machinery blessed.
Josh Traut, of rural St. Stephen, stands next to his International Harvester 1066 tractor at the St. Stephen Catholic Church tractor blessing April 25 in St. Stephen. After working in the field the night before, Traut washed his machinery before bringing it to the Sunday event.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Benton County Planning Commission will conduct public hearings on May 13th, 2021 the Commissioner’s Room, Benton County Government Center, Foley, and beginning at 7:00 p.m. The Planning Commission will hear the following: 1. 7:00 p.m. Public hearing to consider Ord #481 amending Section 10.10.3 of the Benton County Development Code. To adjust the residual lot size from 20 acres to 10 acres to be consistent with the Administrative Subdivision requirements. 2. 7:10 p.m. Mark and Staci Heidebrink requesting a conditional use permit to use fill to elevate an addition onto a house in the R-3 Residential District. Pursuant to Sections 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4 of the Flood Plain Management Ordinance and Section 11.6 of the Development Code. The affected property is described as follows: Lots 18 & 19, Block 1, Ferry Point Addition, Section 8, Section Watab Township. 3. 7:20 p.m. USS Foley Solar, LLC, applicant and Jake Bauerly, landowner requesting an interim use permit to construct a community solar energy system in the Agricultural District. Pursuant to Section 7.1.24C, 9.20 and 11.6.3. The affected property is described as follows: Part of the SE1/4, Section 22, Gilmanton Township. 4. 7:30 p.m. Brian Czech requesting a conditional use permit to construct a storage structure without a singlefamily dwelling or other principal building in the R-3 Residential District. Pursuant to Sections 7.6, 9.1.2B(1) and 11.6. The affected property is descripted as follows: Lot 4, Block 1, Rolling Oaks River Estates, Section 10, West Langola Township. *Effective immediately, the Benton County Planning Commission may conduct its regular, special or emergency meetings by telephone or other electronic means, as permitted by MN Statutes §13D.021. Some or all Commission members may participate by telephone or other electronic means until further notice. At least one member of the Planning Commission or the County Department of Development Director will be present during meetings at the Planning Commission’s regular meeting location, which is the County Board Room in Foley, unless otherwise noted on meeting notices. Pursuant to MN Statutes §13D.021, Subdivision 3, the County will provide the means for persons to electronically monitor such meetings remotely. To conform to MDH and CDC guidelines to minimize gatherings we are requesting public comment in written form prior to the Planning Commission meeting; 1. You may submit written testimony, which must be received by 3pm the date of the hearing, in one of two ways: a. Email Roxanne Achman at Roxanne.Achman@ co.benton.mn.us b. Mail comments to the Benton County Department of Development, Attn: Roxanne Achman, 531 Dewey St, PO Box 129, Foley, MN 56329. 2. If you wish to make in-person comments during the public hearing, the Board room capacity may be limited to maintain social distancing standards. Anyone who physically attends the hearing will be required to follow social distancing while waiting in the hallway and will be allowed to enter the Board room one at a time to testify during their chosen hearing. Please limit your testimony and if possible, have one person testify if your for a group shares the same concerns. 3. You may attend the meeting remotely by following the instructions below. a. The public can join the meeting from their computer, tablet or smartphone. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/687827373 b. You can also dial in using your phone. Phone: 1 (872) 240-3212 Access Code: 687-827-373 New to GoToMeeting? Get the app now and be ready when your first meeting starts: https://global.gotomeeting. com/install/687827373. FR-17-1B
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THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF THE DEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ORIGINAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE TIME PROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AFFECTED BY THIS ACTION. Date: April 13, 2021 YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT: 1. Default has occurred in the conditions of that certain mortgage that was executed by and between James R. Ziebarth, a/k/a James Robert Ziebarth, a single adult, as mortgagor, and Great River Federal Credit Union, as mortgagee, which mortgage is dated January 6, 2020 and was filed for record on January 15, 2020, as document number 440797, with the Office of the County Recorder in and for Benton County, Minnesota. 2. The mortgage has been assigned as follows: n/a 3. The original principal amount secured by the mortgage was: $115,500.00. 4. No action or
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE proceeding at law is now Minnesota at public auction pending to recover the debt on Thursday, June 3, 2021, secured by the mortgage, or at 10:00 o’clock a.m., at the any part thereof. Office of the Benton County 5. The holder of the Sheriff, 581 Highway 23, mortgage has complied with Foley, Minnesota 56329. all conditions precedent 8. The time allowed to acceleration of the debt by law for redemption of secured by the mortgage and mortgagor or mortgagor’s foreclosure of the mortgage personal representatives or and all notice and other assigns is six (6) months requirements of applicable after the date of sale. statutes. 9. The date on or before 6. As of the date of this which the mortgagor must notice, the amount due on vacate the property if the the mortgage, and taxes, if mortgage is not reinstated any, paid by the holder of the under Minn. Stat. § 580.30 mortgage is: $114,314.87. or the property is not 7. Pursuant to the power redeemed under Minn. Stat. of sale in the mortgage, the § 580.23 is December 3, mortgage will be foreclosed 2021, at 11:59 p.m. If the on the land described as foregoing date is a Saturday, follows: Sunday, or legal holiday, Lot 11, Block 15, Wood then the date to vacate is the Russell & Gilman’s next business day at 11:59 Addition, Benton County, p.m. Minnesota THE TIME ALLOWED BY Street Address: 6 - 6th LAW FOR REDEMPTION Avenue North, Sauk Rapids, BY THE MORTGAGOR Minnesota 56379 OR THE MORTGAGOR’S T a x - P a r c e l P E R S O N A L Identification Number: 19- R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S 00837.00 OR ASSIGNS MAY and will be sold by the BE REDUCED TO Sheriff of Benton County, FIVE WEEKS IF A
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PROBATE NOTICE STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF BENTON DISTRICT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Court File No: 05-PR-21-319 INFORMAL PROBATE NOTICE OF INFORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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