October 12, 2020
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PO Box 118 Phillipsburg, KS 67661 785-533-0104 email: statelineshopper@gmail.com
Selling Complete Liquidation of Contractor Tools, Equipment and Supplies, Trailers & Guns:
DOUG DAVIS CONSTRUCTION SATURDAY - OCT. 24, 2020 - 10AM
Phillips Co. Fair Building 1481 HWY 183, Phillipsburg, KS Trailers, Vehicles, Dirt Bike will sell at 12:00 Noon, followed by Guns. For more color pictures visit: www.4Cauction.com
MUST HAVE DRIVERS LICENSE OR POSITIVE PHOTO ID TO REGISTER FOR BIDDER NUMBER
TRAILERS: 2017 CARRY ON 8.5’ x 24’ Enclosed Trailer, 5,200 LB Axles, Jobsite Ready w/ Shelving & Electric - 2009 PJ 8’ x 14’ Dump Trailer, 7,000 LB Axles VEHICLES: 2005 Ford F150 Lariat Extended Cab 4x4, 5.4 Triton, Auto Trans. 180K - 1996 Jeep Cherokee Classic 4.0 Litre High Output, 270K Miles, Has Brand New Hankook OPTIMo 235/75R15 Tires (Needs a Head Gasket) - 4 Ford Rims 2010 Yamah YZ 250F Dirt Bike (NICE) – Size 11 Motorcycle Boots – Helmet w/ Goggles – Oneal Pants & Shirt
Reciprocating Saw – 6-12” Circular Saw – 12V & 18V Cutoff Tool – 18V 4 ½”-5” Grinder – 18V 5” Random Orbit Sander – 12V & 18V Jig Saws – Wet/Dry Vacuum – M18 Radio Charger – 2 Wheeled Dolly
GUNS: 7MM Winchester Model 70 XTR Sporter Magnum PMW Bolt Action Rifle w/ Box (New) – 7MM Winchester Model 70 XTR Sporter Magnum Bolt Action Rifle w/ Bushnell Sportview Scope (New) – BrownGENERAL SHOP & CONTRACTOR TOOLS/ ing 300 Win Mag 26” Barrel Bolt Action A Bolt SUPPLIES: (New) - Ruger AR-556 2018 Harper County Bullseye Mark II Trimmaster Model TM 10 10’ 6” Brake w/ Barbeque (New) Cart – 8’ to 13’ Aluminum Extension Plank – 2 Mud Winchester Mod 69A 22 LR – Savage Axis 223 w/ POWERTOOLS: Boss Troy & Drywall Panel Lifts 11’ 5” Lift Height 3x9x40 Scope – 1943 Smith Corona 03A3 CeremoDeWalt 10” Compound Miter Saws w/ Stands – Shelving Units - 3 STABILA Levels – Knee Pads – nial Rifle Crome Plated w/ Matching Bayonet – 243 DeWalt 32” Table Saw w/ Stand – DeWalt Planer Canvas Drop Cloths – Rolling Carts – HUSKY Allen Custom Target Rifle 03A3 Action Douglas 26x1 12 ½” w/ Stand - RIDGID 36” Table Saw – RIDGID Wrenches - Floor & Stud Mount Cable Dispensers – Barrel Tasco World Class 6x24x40 Scope – Reming4.5 Gallon Air Compressor - BOSTITCH 1.2 Gallon Misc. Sheet Rock Tools – Hammers – Prybars – 2 Ton ton 750 308 Win. – Remington Mohawk 10C 22 Air Compressor – RIDGID 5 Gallon Air Compressor Floor Jack - Craftsman 2 ¼ Ton Floor Jack – Battery LR – Remington M540 XR Target 22 LR – Springfield - RIDGID Drill –Bosch Laser – DeWalt Laser –RIDGID Charger – Traffic Cones – Electrical Tools – Extension M1A Loaded 6.5 Creedmoor National Match Barrel Finish Nailer – RIDGID Angled Finish Nailer – BOSCords – Craftsman Volt Meter – Tape Measures – Precision Stock 3 Mags, Magloader Springfield TITCH Coil Fed Pneumatic Nailer –BOSCH Laser Level Speed Squares – Gorilla Gripper - Assorted Buckets Scope Mount and Case – Remington 788 243 Win –KREG Jig –Topcon RL-H4C Tripod Transit – STABILA of Screws & Nails – Fliptop Portable Work Support Carbine – Remington 788 308 Win – Reming90L Laser w/ Case –RYOBI Door Router Jig – RIDGID – Bar Clamps – IRWIN Quick Grip Clamps – Husky ton 788 222 Rem w/ Scope – Thompson Center Router–BOSTITCH 18 Gauge Staple Gun –BOSTITCH Work Bag – Tinsnips – Sawzall Blades – Chalk Lines Dimension 204 Ruger – Savage Axis 6.5 Creedmoor 18 Gauge Brad Gun – BOSTITCH 18 Gauge Staple – Chisels – Screw Drivers – End Wrenches – DEWALT w/ Weaver 3x9x40 Scope (New) – Gamo .177 Pellet Gun – SENCO 23 Gauge Finish Pro 23 LXP - GREX Sawhorses – Lasko Heater – Stepladders – Ronson Rifle – Savage Axis XP243 Win Muddy Girl Youth 23 Gauge 1 3/8” Headless Pinner – BOSTITCH F28 Torch – Channel Locks – Pipe Wrenches – Caulking w/Scope (New) - 1994/95 DU Commemorative WW Framing Nailer – RYOBI Planer – DeWalt 10 Guns – BOSCH Tripod - ACE Trash Cans – Socket Shotgun Browning Model A500R 12 Ga 3” Mag 28” Gallon Dust Extractor Vacuum –Craftsman & Central Sets – Roller Stool – Drill & Spade Bits – Router Bits Ventrib Barrel w/ Case (New) – 1996/97 Browning Machinery 4” & 6” Disc Sander – 16” Craftsman - Assortment of Saw Blades – 6’ Pickup Toolbox – Model BPS 20 Ga Special Edition Shotgun Engrave Scroll Saw – Freud 3 ¼ HP Plunge Router Under Shopvac – 2’ & 3’ & 4’ Concrete Bull Floats – Walking w/ Waterfowl Artwork by DU’s Artist of the Year Rob Mount – DeWalt Orbital Palm Sander –B&D Circular Groover – Bolt Cutters – Tile Laying Equipment - 36” Leslie w/ Case (New) – Mossberg 500A 12 Ga 2 ¾” & Saw – DeWalt Tile Saw w/ Stand – Bostitch Button Pro Grade Pipe Wrench - Auger Bits – Hole Saws – 3” Cylinder Bore – ANGELO ZOLI BSA Nord America Gun – Dremel Saw Max – Craftsman Router – B&D Misc. Electrical Supplies – Misc. Plumbing & PEX Z43 Special 12 Ga 3” Mag (New) - Smith & Wesson Jigsaw – Briggs & Stratton Pressure Washer - STIHL Including Sharkbite PEX Fittings – Misc. Wood Items Model 3000 Pump 12 Ga 3” Chamber Full Choke TS 420 Concrete Saw - General Mini-Rooter Power including Plywood, Trim etc. – 6’ Keller Ladder – 19’ (New) - Western Field 3” Magnum Chamber 12 Drain Cleaner 120v 1/3HP – Super-Vee Power Drain Extension Werner Ladder – 6’ & 8’ Werner Ladders Ga Full Choke Pump – 3 Smith & Wesson .44 Mag Cleaner – DeWalt Drills – Rotozip Rebel Spiral Saw – Scaffold – Metaltech Folding Scaffold - Solder Gun Revolver Model 29 NIB 6 Shot - Thompson Center – Tornado Tile Leveling System - Dynaglo BBQ Grill Arms 45 Colt (NIB) - Ruger Single Six 9 ½ Barrel 22 MILWAUKEE BRAND TOOLS & PARTS: – Maxx Air Fan – Glacier Bay High Efficiency Toilet LR – Taurus 732 32 Cal – Savage 516 Striker 308 M18 Milwaukee Fuel Battery Powered 24” 8 ¼” NIB – Rafter Hook – Mr. Heater 175,000 BTU Space Win Stainless w/ Muzzle Brake – Kahr CW9 9MM – Table Saw - M18 Hole Hawg – 18V 1” SDS Plus Heater – Basement Jacks – 4 Sacks of Ash Grove Pro Taurus Raging Bull 454 Casull 8 3/8 Barrel – Ruger Rotary Hammer Drill – Hammer Vac Universal Dust Foam Gard Grey – 6 Boxes of 12”x12” Tile – Rigid LCR 357 Mag – Tauras Tracker 22 LR Stainless Steel Extractor - 12V Hammer Vac Universal Dust Extractor Tubing Cutter – Tubing Bender – Cutler Hammer 4 Inch Barrel – 18V Short Throw Press Tool – LED Light - Jobsite Breaker Boxes Radio – 18V Compact Blower – 12V Rotary Tool – 18V JENNINGS COMPOUND BOW SHOOTING Multi Tool – M12 Caulk & Adhesive Gun – 2 SURGE SYNTHETIC STOCKS: STAR 1/4” Hex Hydraulic Drivers – ¼” HEX Impact Driver Winchester Mod 70 Long Action – Remington Mod - Impact Drivers – Screwdriver – ½” & 3/8” Hammer 700 Short Action – 98 Mauser – 98 Mauser Wood These items plus many more too numerous to Drill/Driver – 3 18V Sawzall Reciprocating Saws Stock mention will sell! – 18V Hackzall Reciprocating Saw – 12V Hackzall LUNCH STAND PROVIDED
Cody Miller - Broker/Auctioneer 785-533-3300 cody@4Cauction.com www.4Cauction.com
1797 W. 100 RD Phillipsburg, KS 67661
Terms & Conditions: Cash – Approved Check W/Positive ID – Credit Cards Accepted: Visa & Master Card (4% buyer premium waived if payment is made in cash or by good check.) All Items Will be Sold “As-Is Where-Is” – Not Responsible for Accidents – Announcements Made Day of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Material.
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2020 RAM 2500 Big Horn, CC, Brt White $59,865 2020 RAM 1500 Classic SLT, CC, White $40,000 2020 RAM 1500 Rebel, CC, Red 14K $51,995 2020 RAM 1500 Laramie CC, Ivory White $55,095 2020 Jeep Gr Cherokee Trailhawk, 4WD $43,000 2020 Jeep Gladiator Overland, CC, Black $46,250 2020 Jeep Gladiator Overland, CC, White $45,995 2020 Dodge Durango GT, AWD, Red, 13K $36,000 2020 Dodge Challenger, 2 dr. Coupe, Blue $45,000 2020 Chrysler Pacifica Ltd, Black, 6K $38,250 2020 Chrysler Pacifica Ltd, White, 24K $35,450 2019 RAM 1500 Big Horn, CC, Silver $48,265 2019 Jeep Cherokee Latitude, FWD, Red $23,500 2019 Chrysler 300, Ltd, 4 Dr, White, 10K $27,500 2018 Jeep Renegade Latitude, 4WD, Green $19,200 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500, LTZ, CC, Blue $25,000 2017 Jeep Renegade Latitude, 4WD, Blue $18,500 2016 RAM 1500 SLT, CC, White, 67K $26,500 2016 Jeep Patriot Sport, 4WD, White, 81K $17,200 2016 Dodge Charger SXT 4 dr., Black, 25K $20,995 2016 Dodge Charger SXT 4 dr., Silver, 21K $21,995 2012 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE Ext. Cab, 91K $17,995 2012 Dodge RAM 3500 Mega Cab, Red 78K $42,000 2011 Chevy Suburban LTZ 1500, 4WD, White $11,000 2011 Ford Edge Ltd, 151K $8,000 2008 Chrysler PT Cruiser, Wagon, 4 dr, Red $4,000 2007 Chevy HHR LT2 Ext., Black 125K $3,250 2006 Chevy Silverado 2500HD,LS 4WD $11,500 1993 Motorhome, 58K $15,000
276 W. State St., Phillipsburg, KS
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Multi-Party Auction Saturday, October 24th • 10:00 a.m. LOCATION: On Hwy 383 turn on E13 Road East of Almena go north 2.5 miles and it will be on the West side of the road. Or turn South of Southern Valley School and go til you get to a stop sign at the state line, turn and go a 1/4 East then back South 3 miles. Watch for signs.
Machinery & Farm Equipment • 853 Jd row Crop (damage row) anhydrous application • Jd Flex Head • Jd Spring Tooth 28 Ft. • 5 Wheel Jd rake • (2) Jd Flex Head 20 Ft 920 • 4 Heads For Jd • 5 Bottom Case Plow (Semi Mount) • 6 Ft. Undercutter Pull-Type • 3 Pt. Bale Fork • 3 Pt. Boom (Hydraulic lift) • 8 row Buffalo Planter • Jd rotary Hoe, 3 pt. 16 Ft. • 3 Bottom Plow • 3 Pt. Spring Tooth • Pickup Box Trailer • donahue Swather, 25 Ft. Jd Head with Pick Up reel • 860 Massey Ferguson (diesel Perkins), 24-5x32 drive Tires, 24 rears • Pull-Type Sprayer • Wesco 3 Pt. Box Scrapper • 24 Ft. Circle d Gooseneck Stock Trailer (rough) • (2) Very large Piles of Iron • richardson 6-5 Ft. V Blade Undercutter • 8 row 30â€? Corn Head • 2010 800 Polaris ranger • (2) dump rakes • 542B Bobcat 48 Bucket, 27x8.50 15â€? Tires, 4 Cylinder Gas Motor (runs Good) • IHC 560 Farmall (diesel) with Front 2 Pt. Hitch 15x5-38 rears, 11l15 Fronts • 8n Ford Tractor 11.2-28 Tires, 15â€? Fronts • 3 Pt. Blade • 11.2x28 Tractor Tire Chains • 8n Ford Tractor 11.2-28 Tires With loader • 12 Ft. disc Converted To 3 Pt. • 3 Pt. Spring Tooth • 3 Pt. Homemade 5 Ft. one Way 2 Bottom International Plow Converted To 3 Pt.
Miscellaneous Yard & Garden Items • Sprinklers • Push Mower • Garden Hoses
• Weed Eater • Metal Wheel Borrow • Yard Sprayer
Tools & Shop Equipment • Several older Chain Saws • Poulan Pro 42CC 16â€? Chain Saws • 029 Stihl 16â€? Bar Chain Saws • Electric Chain Saws • 6.5â€? Craftsman Saw • Staple Guns • Wood Clamps • Black & decker Saber Saw • Mitre Box & Saw • 18â€? aluminum Pipe Wrench• Several Come-a-longs • Pipe Cutters • nail Bars • Wood Bits • Hand Saws • Plains #5 Stanleys • Files • Hand Sanders • Hammers • Palm Sanders • Wrenches • Craftsman 10â€? radial arm Saw • General Gas Power digger #21 6â€? auger • 10â€? Table Saw • Pro Series Floor Jack • Tire Bead Breaker (Hand) • Tire Tools • Handyman Jack • older Fairbanks Scale with Weights • large Plastic Pipe Fitting • (2) Furniture dolly Carts • McCulloch Generator 5700 Watt (like new) • Chicago (Jump Start) near new • Sheep & Hog alley • 2-Wheeled Bale Cart • (5) 12 Ft. aluminum Gates • Stockade 3 Pt. dirt slip • (2) 10 Ft Steel Pipe Gates • (2) 10 Ft. Behlen Cattle Panels • round Bale Feeder • Central Machinery Bench Top drill Press • Shop lights • Fence Stretchers
• Concrete Trowels • 1/2â€? Impact Socket Set (new) • Heavy duty Bench Top Grinder • 1/2â€? drill • Wooden Benches • Craftsman Saws all • log Chains • new Trailer Jack • Coleman lantern • Screw drivers • Big Frost Bar • Chain Binders • Socket Sets & ratchets • air Bubble • Extension Cords • Heavy duty Bench Top Vise • Vise Grip C-Clamps • 14’ aluminum ladder • Pipe Wrenches • riveting Gun & rivets • Black & decker router In Box • 3-Piece Set of robo Grip Pliers • aC 225 amp lincoln Electric Stick Welder • Hammers, Pry Bars, Tool Boxes • new Welding Helmet • 110 Volt air Compressor • Pitch Fork • Wooden ladder • Step Stool • near new Clark 110 Volt air Compressor • 110 Sump Pump • Post Hole diggers • Extension ladder • Co-op Gas Cans (Metal) • Grease Guns • 6 amp Battery Charger • Knipco diesel Heater • Eden Pure Infrared Portable Heater • Fishing Pools & net • Shovels • 8’x11’ Portable Gazebo • 1,000 Gallon diesel Tank (diesel Fuel was just removed) • Wooden Seed Cleaner
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October 12, 2020
Wanted: Nebraska parks photos from the past The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is seeking vintage photographs highlighting Nebraska parks for the Nebraska State Parks 100-year anniversary in 2021.
The photographs will be featured in Nebraskaland Magazine and online throughout the year. Priority will be given to unique photos taken before 2000 that feature people enjoying outdoor Nebraska activities, such as boating, camping, hunting or fishing at our state parks and recreation areas. Photos taken after 2000 can be shared with
Game and Parks on social using the hashtag #NEParks100. To submit your memories and photos, fill out the online form at magazine.outdoornebraska. gov/parksportraits or mail a physical copy to Portraits from the Past, Nebraskaland Magazine, P.O. Box 30370, Lincoln, NE 685030370. Submissions should include the approximate date the photo was taken as well as a story about the photograph, identifying people and places where possible.
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Red Meat Muscle Cut Exports Strong in August; Variety Meats Trend Lower pork muscle cuts were
August exports of U.S. beef and pork muscle cuts were above last year's strong volumes, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). Variety meat exports were lower than a year ago, due in part to the lack of available labor required to harvest and export some items. Led by record-large demand in South Korea and Taiwan, beef muscle cut exports were the largest in more than a year at 89,148 metric tons (mt), up 3.5% yearover-year, while export value increased slightly from a year ago to $611 million. August mus-
cle cut exports also set new records in China and Indonesia and beef exports to Canada continued to gain momentum. Combined beef/ beef variety meat exports were 109,752 mt in August, down 4.5% from a year ago. Export value was $673.8 million, down 2% from a year ago but the highest since March. For January through August, beef muscle cut exports were 6% below last year's pace in volume (627,248 mt) and 9% lower in value ($4.38 billion). Beef/beef variety meat exports were down 8% to 808,659 mt, valued at $4.95 billion (down 9%). August exports of U.S.
LAKESIDE
180,369 mt, up 1% from a year ago, though value was down 11% to $448.7 million. Combined pork/pork variety meat exports were down 2% in volume (217,893 mt) and 10% lower in value ($528 million). U.S. pork exports remain on a record pace in 2020, with January-August muscle cut exports up 22% from a year ago to 1.68 million mt, valued at $4.45 billion (up 20%). Pork/pork variety meat exports were up 17% in volume at just under 2 million mt, with value up 18% to $5.13 billion. In August, pork exports to Japan were higher year-over-year and exports to Vietnam set a new record
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Specialty items only - No custom curing at this time
Please make arrangements to pick up your beef or pork when it is ready. Slaughtering Every Mon. & Wed. -- Cut & Packaged Your Way!
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for the second consecutive month. While still lower than a year ago, exports to Mexico and Colombia continued to show improvement. "The upward trend in muscle cut exports is very encouraging and especially critical as beef and pork production continue to rebound from the interruptions earlier in the year," said USMEF President and CEO Dan Halstrom. "Maintaining variety meat volumes has been especially challenging this year but we continue to expand and develop destinations for
these items, which are essential to maximizing carcass value." Halstrom said COVID-19 continues to impact many countries, but the recovery in foodservice is well underway in China and Taiwan and there is progress in other main markets, including Japan and Korea. Even as foodservice activity increases, strong retail and online sales persist. "Record beef shipments to Korea, Taiwan and China show the kind of rebound U.S. beef can achieve as the foodservice sector gradual-
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ly recovers and adapts, and we are excited to see demand strengthen further entering the fourth quarter," he said. "Pork demand is also recovering in some of the regions hardest hit by COVID-19 restrictions, and we see continued export growth in countries where domestic production has been impacted by African swine fever. U.S. pork is also making significant gains in Japan, including dramatic growth in ground seasoned pork and strong demand for chilled U.S. pork cuts in the regional retail sector.
Large Auction
for Harold “Corky” Johnson SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 10:00 a.m. 2020
(Storm date the following Sat., Oct. 31, 10 a.m. call if in question 785-543-5612)
Location: 410 East Mulberry St., Lenora, Ks. Look for the Signs.
Tractors - Vehicles - 4 Wheeler - Cast Iron Primitives - Old Clocks 4 Bedroom Home on 1.5+- Acres All Selling with No-Reserve! TRACTORS VEHICLES & 4 WHEELER Like new John Deere 5203 Diesel Utility Tractor w/ 3 Pt., Has ONLY 476 HOURS! Prod. #Py5203u003093. Ford 820 Power Master Tractor, Not running. Smaller Farm Equipment.
2008 Toyota Tacoma 2x2 Pickup 99,791K miles. 2012 Ford Fusion Car. Honda 350 4x4 four wheeler.
LOADS OF CAST IRON WHEELS - IMPLEMENT SEATS, LARGE CAST IRON BULL WINDMILL WEIGHT - CROCKS - 410 SINGLE SHOTGUN - CAST BANKS- EARLY 1900's PICTURES - KEROSENE LAMP COLLECTION - VERY OLD MANTEL, WALL & KITCHEN CLOCKS - Very Hard to find Key Wind INGERHAM 5 CENT COCA COLA ADVERTISING CLOCK - Jewelry - Pocket Knives & Watches LARGE WOODEN BLACK SMITH SHOP WHEEL & THE LIST OF OLD-OLD ITEMS GOES ON! HOUSE & BUILDINGS PACKED FULL! Must see it ALL! **Important Information concerning the Real Estate** The Home & Land is "SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE" The Seller Reserves the right to Consider or Accept any offer made before the auction. To make an offer before the Auction Contact the Auctioneer 785-543-5612 or Broker 785-282-4024. All offers, if any, before the Auction will be presented to the Seller in a timely manner for consideration. In any event, the Real Estate is being sold to the Highest Bidder with NO-RESERVE PRICE. REAL ESTATE Auction will begin at 1 p.m. Sat. Oct. 24, 2020 at Auction Location, East Edge of Lenora, Ks at 410 E. Mulberry Street. Selling an Older 4 Bedroom add on 2 Story House w, Single bath, Partial un-finished Basement & Out Buildings on 1-1/2+- Acres Covered by trees on the Beautiful Solomon River Bottom. Property has a Long Meets & Bounds Legal Description. See full Listing agreement or Auction bill. Closing & Possession will be on or before December 1, 2020 and the property is paid for in full. Agency Disclosure: Auctioneer & Broker will be acting as Agents for the Seller & will not be Representing the Buyer. ALL information is believed to be accurate, however it is not Guaranteed by the Auctioneer, Broker or Seller. The Real estate is being sold "As Is" with no Guarantees Expressed or Implied. It is up to each Potential Buyer to satisfy themselves as to the Condition, Size of Property, Property Lines, Title, Easements, Hazards, Taxes, Liens, Restrictions and Other Important information, if any. The Real Estate will not have any Insurance on it at the time of the Auction or an offer is accepted. If the new Buyer Desires Home owners insurance before or after closing. The cost of the Insurance policy plus any Surveys, Inspections or other specialty Services will be at the Buyer's Expense.
For more information contact ASHLEY
JONES, 785-543-5612, LISTING AGENT & AUCTIONEER for REALTY ONE GROUP SOLITUDE, SHAWN PHELPS, BROKER OF SMITH CENTER, KS 785-282-4024. Bring your trucks & trailers as this will be a very Large Auction. MANY ITEMS NOT LISTED & HIDDEN. Possibly run two Auction Rings to get it all sold. Make plans for a full day of Auction Action selling RARE & HARD TO FIND ITEMS. Corky Johnson has been an Auctioneer in the business for nearly 50 years! You can imagine what he has bought over the years. Lunch stand.
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State Line Shopper or freeze. Under these conditions, dhurrin concentrations can be poisoning. Sorghums, high enough to poison sudangrass, sorghum– A special report from sudangrass crosses, and livestock. AgCareers highlights Appropriate manageclosely related species workare most commonly as- ment of these forages agriculture's combined with sample force and compensasociated with prussic acid poisoning. Most analysis can minimize tion during the Coropandemic. sorghums and sudan- poisoning risks and al- navirus low safe use of these The special report grasses contain a prussic forages. Prussic acid provides a hyper-foacid precursor (dhurrin) in their epidermal concentrations can be cus on the most critcells. Dhurrin in itself reduced by delaying ical components facis not toxic. The meso- grazing until mini- ing agribusinesses phyll cells located below mum plant heights are during COVID-19. the epidermis contain achieved or until in- The topics include an enzyme that under jured or stressed plants workforce planning, certain conditions con- have had adequate time w e l l n e s s / b e n e f i t verts dhurrin to prussic to recover or by proper programs and comacid (HCN). The prussic ensiling or condition- pensation practices acid is toxic to livestock. ing and drying hay. Af- related to salary adGrain sorghum gen- ter a killing frost, wait ministration for 2020 erally has higher con- at least five days or until and 2021. The report centrations of dhurrin the frozen leaf tissue has finds 81 percent of than forage sorghums or completely dried out agribusinesses did sudangrass. Under nor- before grazing to allow not have to make mal growing conditions, the released HCN gas to the dhurrin concentra- dissipate. Prussic acid staff changes during tion is low enough that poisoning is most com- the pandemic, and animals can detoxify it monly associated with nearly 20 percent before it causes toxicity. regrowth following a increased hiring of Dhurrin concentrations drought-ending rain or permanent and temare highest in young the first autumn frost. plants, new regrowth, New growth from frostand following rapid ed or drought-stressed regrowth after a peri- plants is palatable but od of stunted growth, can be dangerously such as rapid growth of high in cyanide. For information, drought-stressed plants further please contact your lofollowing a rain, or regrowth following a frost cal K-State Research and Extension Office.
Don’t Let Nitrates or Prussic Acid Cost Cattle Lives Rachael Boyle stalks also can be risky. Phillips-Rooks Extension District #5 Agent That does not mean Agriculture and Natural Resources these feeds always are Will you be feeding cane hay, corn stalks, milo stalks or other grass hay to your cows this winter? If so, do not let high nitrate levels kill your cows or cause abortions. Nitrates occur naturally in all forages. At low levels, either nitrates are converted into microbial protein by bacteria in the rumen or they are excreted. However, when nitrate concentrations get too high, they can kill cows and maybe abort calves. Some plants are much more likely to be high in nitrates than others are. Annual grasses like cane, millet, and oats often have elevated nitrate levels. In addition, certain weeds like pigweed, kochia, and lambsquarter. Corn and milo
toxic, nor does it mean that high-nitrate hay cannot be fed safely. However, always test these feeds for nitrates in a lab to determine how to feed them safely. Remember, there are many ways to feed high nitrate hay safely. Diluting with grain or low nitrate forages is most common. Frequent, small meals that slowly increase the amount of nitrate fed helps cattle adapt to high nitrate hay and make sure cattle have plenty of clean, low nitrate water at all times. Prussic acid is also a concern. It is also known as hydrocyanic acid or hydrogen cyanide (HCN). Ingesting plants that have produced excess cyanide causes prussic acid
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AgCareers Releases Compensation During COVID-19 Report
porary employees. Most agriculture organizations were able to provide consistency regarding salary increases for 2020. Roughly a third of organizations had already implemented 2020 increases before the pandemic. A combined 30 percent of organizations did report being undecided, delaying or canceling previously planned increases. Looking ahead to 2021, companies continue to plan for increases, only 17 percent indicating it was not likely for salaries to increase. The prevalent estimated salary increase budgeted was 2.6 to 3.0 percent.
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Mid-America Index in Growth Range for Fourth Straight Month: Worker Shortages Reported by 40% of Supply Managers For the fourth straight month, the Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index, a leading economic indicator for the nine-state region stretching from Minnesota to Arkansas, advanced above growth neutral and to its highest level since May 2018.
Overall index: In April of this year, Covid-19 pushed the overall index to its lowest level in 11years. Since April, the overall index has risen five consecutive months with four straight months above growth neutral 50.0. The September Business Conditions Index, which ranges between 0 and 100, increased to 65.1 from August’s 60.0. “Creighton’s monthly survey results have mirrored the national manufacturing survey results indicating that the manufacturing sector has been expanding at a solid pace since sinking to a post-2008 recession low in April. Even so, current output in the regional and U.S. manufacturing sectors remains well below pre-COVID-19 levels. I expect the national number to rise well above growth neutral for September when
it is released later this morning,” said Ernie Goss, PhD, director of Creighton University’s Economic Forecasting Group and the Jack A. MacAllister Chair in Regional Economics in the Heider College of Business. Employment: The regional employment index moved well above growth neutral for September to its highest level since June 2019, climbing to 61.8 from 54.8 in August. Prior to COVID-19, the regional insured unemployment rate for the region stood at 1.3%. It reached a high of 11% in May and fell to 4.6% in September. Importantly, four of five supply managers reported that their firms were experiencing difficulty finding and hiring qualified workers. As stated by one supply manager, “Very competitive for entry level staff and company is having to adjust scale wages.” Other comments from September survey participants: “Tough navigating: Just a lot of cross currents and changes.”
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“March thru May hiring was significantly down due to COVID, but since July we are rebounding strongly.”
“In September, we have many openings, some are tough to fill.” “I expect the economy to go up assuming President is reelected. Wholesale Prices: The wholesale inflation gauge for the month soared to 71.5 from 52.3 in August. “Though inflationary pressures have risen over the last several months, the Federal Reserve remains comfortable with current ultra-low short-term interest rates. In recent meetings of the rate setting committee, the FOMC, the committee indicated they will likely keep short-term interest rates at near record lows well into the future even as inflation ticks up above their target,” said Goss. Confidence: Looking ahead six months, economic optimism, as captured by the September Business Confidence Index, dipped to a still strong 69.4 from 73.3 in August. “An expanding man-
ufacturing sector, the federal stimulus plan, the Federal Reserve monetary incentive programs, and U.S. stock markets supported September’s very healthy confidence index,” said Goss. Inventories: The regional inventory index for September, reflecting levels of raw materials and supplies, increased to a weak 45.6 from last month’s 41.7.
Trade: The regional trade numbers were down for the month, with new export orders falling to 50.0 from August’s 58.3. An expanding domestic manufacturing sector supported a solid import index at 56.0, down slightly from August’s 56.8. Other survey components: new orders at 79.4, up from 72.6 in August; the production or sales index expanded to 72.1 from 67.7 in August; and the speed of deliveries of raw materials and supplies index at 66.7 up from last month’s 63.3 (indicating slower deliveries for September). Approximately 62.9% of supply managers reported shipping bottlenecks and difficulties in receiving materials and
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The Creighton Economic Forecasting Group has conducted the monthly survey of supply managers in nine states since 1994 to produce leading economic indicators of the Mid-America economy. States included in the survey are Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and South Dakota. The forecasting group’s overall index, referred to as the Business Conditions Index, ranges between 0 and 100. An index greater than 50 indicates an expansionary economy over the course of the next three to six months. The Business Conditions Index is a mathematical average of indices for new orders, production or sales, employment, inventories and delivery lead time. This is the same methodology, used since 1931 by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), formerly the National Association of Purchasing Management. The Mid-America report is produced independently of the national ISM. Kansas: The Kansas Business Conditions Index for September increased to 69.9 from 63.0 in August. Com-
ponents of the leading economic indicator from the monthly survey of supply managers were: new orders at 78.9, production or sales at 73.3, delivery lead time at 78.5, employment at 64.2, and inventories at 54.7. “Validating a rapidly improving state economy, U.S. Department of Labor data indicate that the state’s insured unemployment rate stood at 0.7% in the second week of March, peaked at 14.6% in the third week of May, and fell to 4.1% in the first week of September,” said Goss. Nebraska: Nebraska’s overall index for September slipped to 62.9 from 64.2 in August. Components of the index from the monthly survey of supply managers for September were: new orders at 77.7, production or sales at 67.7, delivery lead time at 62.6, inventories at 45.4, and employment at 61.2. “Validating a rapidly improving state economy, U.S. Department of Labor data indicate that the state’s insured unemployment rate stood at 0.5% in the second week of March, peaked at 11% in the fourth week of May, and fell to 3.2% in the first week of September,” said Goss. Survey results for October will be released on Nov. 2, the first business day of the month.
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K-State team eyes facial recognition technology for cattle If you’ve stared one cow in the face, you’ve seen them all … right? New technology being developed at Kansas State University is likely to debunk that thought, capitalizing on the power of artificial intelligence to build a database of facial recognition technology for the cattle industry. In other words, just like humans, each cow in the herd has a set of unique facial features that modern technology can scan and later use to track the animal throughout its life. “We’re talking about a system here that has an incremental cost that is close to zero, and nobody would be (forced) to use it,” said KC Olson, a beef cattle scientist with K-State Research and Extension who has helped to develop the idea. “But there would be economic incentives provided by the beef industry to participate.”
Human facial recognition is becoming more common in secure locations, such as airports. And, humans can log into their computers or smartphones simply by looking at a screen. “The technology is based on the geometry of the human face,” Olson said. “It uses a bunch of intricate biometric measurements to put a permanent identification on a human being so that later on, when that person needs to get on a flight or something similar, the technology will identify who they are. For humans, that technology is capable of nearly 100% accuracy.”
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