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Experience Midwest Agribusiness September 12-14, 2017

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AGWEEK at Big Iron AGWEEK is the agricultural news leader across Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Over the course of 30+ years, AGWEEK Magazine has grown into a dominant brand that produces print, television, radio and digital media. Register to win a Yeti cooler The AGWEEK booth at the Big Iron Farm Show in West Fargo, N.D., is C29-30 in the Expo Center. Stop by to sign up for a free subscription to Agweek magazine and to register for our Big Iron door prize — a Yeti cooler! Our staff will be on hand to visit about the latest topics in markets, trends, technology and people in agriculture. Donuts with Shawna in the AGWEEK booth The AGWEEK TV team will be at Big Iron gathering the latest stories in agriculture. Big Iron visitors can stop by the Agweek booth to visit with AGWEEK TVs Shawna Olson and enjoy a donut from Sandy’s Donuts. Shawna will be in the booth (C29-30) at the following times:

Tuesday, Sept. 12 — 2:00-3:00 pm Wednesday, Sept. 13 — 2:00-3:00 pm Thursday, Sept. 14 — 2:00-3:00 pm Red River Farm Network seminars Agweek partners with the Red River Farm Network, leaders in ag radio who know our region’s farmers better than anyone else in radio broadcasting. They connect listeners to how food is grown and to the business of agriculture by talking directly to local farmers and ranchers The Red River Farm Network will be hosting seminars during the Big Iron Farm Show. Stop by the RRFN Issues and Events Center next to Acme Tool to attend these seminars.

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AgweekTV host Shawna Olson has been in agricultural and meteorological television and radio broadcasting in the Red River Valley for several years.

Tuesday, Sept. 12

Wednesday, Sept. 13

Thursday, Sept. 14

10:30 am – Lessons Learned: Dicamba Bob Wolf - Wolf Consulting and Research

9:00 am to 3:00 pm – ND and MN FFA Foundation Silent Auction

10:30 am – Managing Risk on the Farm Frayne Olson - North Dakota State University Ken Knudsen - AgCountry Farm Credit Services

1:30 pm – Market Outlook Seminar Naomi Blohm - Stewart Peterson Tommy Grisafi - Advance Trading Bret Oelke - Innovus Agra 2:30 pm – Land Values Seminar

10:30 am – Ag Weather Outlook Eric Snodgrass - University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign 1:30 pm – Market Outlook Seminar Jim Emter - Van Ahn & Company Rich Morrison - Diversified Services Ray Grabanski - Progressive Ag 2:30 pm – Land Values Seminar

1:30 pm – Market Outlook Seminar DuWayne Bosse - BOLT Marketing Jerry Gulke - Gulke Group Ted Seifried - Zaner Ag Hedge

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Experience Midwest agribusiness In 1980, a farm equipment show took root in Casselton, N.D., with the idea of showcasing the latest in “big iron.” This was indeed the start of something big. One year later, with a successful inaugural event behind them, the Red River Valley Fair Association moved the event to the spacious West Fargo Fairgrounds. Since then, the event has grown each year, from a farm equipment

show to a three-day celebration of rural living — agribusiness, health, innovation and technology. In 2015, more than 70,000 attendees came from across the nation and several other countries to see demonstrations, visit 900+ exhibit booths, connect with their peers and attend training sessions. Today, there is little doubt that Big Iron Farm Show is the event for agribusiness.

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The 35th annual Big Iron Farm Show will be held Sept. 15-17, 2015, in West Fargo.

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We asked, they answered! YOUR FARM HEADQUARTERS

What is a competitive advantage of your product or service you would like to highlight?

JURGENS FARM SERVICE

Do you have any new products/ services to offer? ABC Seamless is introducing its latest technology: a visualizer program that displays any ABC Seamless Siding or Roofing product, in any style or color, on the customer’s home – in 3D 360o Virtual Reality.

What is a competitive advantage of your product or service you would like to highlight? We offer the ONLY Horizontal Seamless Steel Roofing in the WORLD! Looks like shingles, but durable steel! And it’s lighter than asphalt roofing!!

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What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year?

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AgCountry Farm Credit Services will hold mini-seminars for producers at the Big Iron Farm Show in the AgCountry/Foltz Building on the Red River Valley Fairgrounds. Seminars Include: “When times change should I change my plan? Presenters are: Tuesday: Marlene Niemann, Wednesday: Andy Zenk, and Thursday: Russ Tweiten, AgCountry Agribusiness Consultants – Successions and Retirement 11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday “Capturing unexpected opportunities in the market” Presented by Rob Fronning, AgCountry VP Insurance & Commodity Marketing Education 12:30-1:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday “Rules of Engagement” - Inviting people to learn more about ag without teaching or preaching. Special Guest Speaker: Val Wagner, coordinator, CommonGround ND 1:30-2:00 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday only

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What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year?

At AgCounty Farm Credit Services, we work hard to meet the unique financial needs of farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses by providing competitive credit and financial services with more options, competitive rates, local decision making and personalized service. We employ experienced credit and financial services specialists with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of agricultural finance.

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AGWEEK asked our advertisers questions about their business and what we can expect to see at their booth during this year’s Big Iron Farm Show. Be sure to stop by and visit them this week!

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WE ASKED From Page 5

What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year? We are featuring JCB, Komatsu, lasers and more. The equipment is geared more toward farmers who want smaller equipment, but are able to handle big jobs.

Do you have any new products/ services to offer? The JCB 3TS-8T and 3TS-8W Teleskid.

What is a competitive advantage of your product or service you would like to highlight? The new JCB Teleskid is the first skid-steer or compact track loader with a telescopic boom, making it the most versatile skid-steer on the market. It can lift higher, reach further and dig deeper than any other skidsteer on the market and can access those difficult areas on the job site.

AGWEEK asked our advertisers questions about their business and what we can expect to see at their booth during this year’s Big Iron Farm Show. Be sure to stop by and visit them this week! This machine has a vertical reach of over 13 feet and a forward reach of 8 feet. Its side door entry also makes it unmatched in operator safety.

What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year? Attendees will get a look at our Bi-Fold door variable speed drive system and experience its 33 percent faster open and close time, which reduces energy loss. We also will feature our new Full Vision Glass Bi-Fold door, which provides a modern, clean look.

Bi-Fold doors, but with an upscale look that allows more natural light into a building or divides interior spaces. Customers can choose from six glass options, such as frosted or grey tinted, and can also select insulated glass to enhance energy efficiency.

What is a competitive advantage of your product or service you would like to highlight? We never mass-produce our doors, and we won’t leave until the job is done — right down to the trim work. We offer a turnkey process from sales, to installation, to service after the sale. Midland works one-on-one with both the building owner and the contractor to ensure proper fit and finish for a door that stands up to the Midwest’s tough weather.

What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year? A new display booth, samples of roasted and salted sunflowers and sunbutter.

What is a competitive advanDo you have any new products/ Are you offering a Big Iron tage of your product or service you would like to highlight? services to offer? special for attendees? Our Full Vision Glass Bi-Fold doors are our latest offering. They feature the functionality of our traditional

Customers get 10 percent off all door orders placed before Sept. 30, 2017.

We have receiving locations in Miller, S.D., Jamestown, N.D., and Fargo, N.D.

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Big Iron Exhibitor/Booth Listing AAA North Dakota (Auto Club Group) ��L-75 ABC Seamless ��C-18, C-44, C-45 Aberhart Ag Solutions ��L-07 Abilene Machine Inc��607 Abner Sales �� E-60, E-61, E-62, 1207 Ace Pump Corp / Greenleaf Tech �E-13, E-14 Acme Tools��ACME Bldg, AC3, M-01, AC4 Adaava, LLC �� E-27 Advanced Drainage Systems ��E-21, E-54 Advance Garage Door, INC� �� AL-04, AL-05 Advance Trading ��H-04 Advanced Biological Marketing �� E-71 Advanced Grain Handling System LLC �� W-48, W-49, W-56, W-57, 0605, 122 Ag Concepts ��H-57 Ag Express Electronics ��L-34 Ag Leader Technology �� H-47, H-48 Ag Lending ��L-45 Ag PhD Soil Test �� E-24 Ag Shield ��1801, 1802, 1803 Ag Solutions ��H-05 Ag Spray/Fargo ��403, 404, 405, �� 504, 505, C-60, C-61 Ag Systems, Inc�� 821, 822 Ag Tech Drainage��C-51 Agassiz Drain Tile�� A-36, 1071, 1072 Agassiz Seed & Supply �� H-23, H-37 AGCO Dealer Group �� S-09 AgCountry Farm Credit Services ��FOLTZ BUILDING, North end Agnew Steel ��H-46 Agnition �� C-66, C-67 Agrian Inc� ��C-50 Agri-Cover, Inc��724 Agricultural Utilization Research Institute �� K-01 Agri-Tool and Supply, LLC ��C-75 AgroLiquid ��L-74 AGT Foods �� K-36 Agweek ��C-29, C-30 Air Filter Cleaner��1601 Airguard Incorporated��L-66 Airware America ��C-55 AKE Safety Equipment�� K-25 Albers Sales ��619, 642, 643 Alerus Financial ��C-56 All Season Motorsports��1800 Alliance All Steel�� A-17 Alliance Truck & Trailer, Inc� ��1302 Alloway-Standard ��1902, 1903, 1904 Allstate Peterbilt of Fargo ��79, 80 Aluma Reel �� K-39, K-40 Amber Waves, Inc� ��608 Ameribuilt Buildings, Inc� �� K-61 American Ag Network �� E-59 American Cooling Solutions ��2010 American Family Insurance ��L-39 American Farm Equipment ��119, 120, 121 American Federal Bank�� C-14, C-15 American Truckboxes, LLC �� C-40, C-41 American Welding & Gas ��212 American Welding Society �� B-08 Amity Technology��88, 89, 93, 110, 111, 115 A-OX Welding Supply ��911 Archer Daniels Midland Company E-55, E-56 Arctic Cat Sales Inc� ��W-31, W-32, W-33 Arpac �� K-14 Artex Manufacturing �� W-35, W-36 Arvig ��C-06 Ascendum Machinery �� W-15, W-16 Asgrow/DEKALB �� Horticulture Building Auctionblock LLC ��H-03 Auger Jogger �� L-53, L-54 Aulick Belt Trailers ��1502, 1504 AWS Air Bar ��1701 Bad Boy Mowers ��1041 Bad Dog Tools�� K-54 Barrett Farm Supply ��1405 Bat 34 DBA/Batteries Plus �� K-53 Batco (AGI)��1029

AGWEEK / Monday, September 11, 2017 Page 7 Stop by and visit the booth of your favorite AGWEEK advertisers, highlighted in green on this list and the map located in the center of this book.

Bauer Built Tire ��E-40, E-41 Bell State Bank & Trust ��C-38 BeMobile/Verizon Wireless �� E-42 Bench Industries ��1611 Benco Equipment �� L-04, L-05, L-06 Bert’s Truck Equipment ��1201, 1202 Betaseed Inc� ��C-27 Bierman Sales, LLC ��E-37, E-38 Big Iron Auction Company�� L-29, L-30 Bill Thomas Sales ��1804 Bismarck Canvas Company ��C-31 Bissell Big Green Commercial �� L-79, L-80 BJ’s Parts Depot Inc��L-15 Bloomfield Enterprises Inc� �� K-72 Bobcat of Grand Forks��909, 910 Botlink, LLC �� E-51 Bourgault Industries Ltd��0601, 0602, ��0625, 0626 Bower Trading Inc� �� K-20 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd ��0210, 0211, 0308, 0309, 0310, 0311 Brehmer�� W-30 Bremer Bank �� E-43 Brenco Corp ��81 Broekema Beltway USA ��H-35 Busch Ag Resources �� A-40 Busch Equipment Company LLC ��1807 Bush Hog Inc� ��1408, 1409 Butler Machinery Company �� BUTLER LOT, G-05, G-06, Building C & R Supply��1908 Calmer Corn Heads ��1073, 1074 Can-AM BRP �� L-49, L-50, L-51, L-52 Cancerte Livestock Waterers (Advanced Agri-Direct USA) Inc� �� H-20, H-21 Cargill �� A-03, A-04, A-05 Case IH�� Case Cass County Soil Conservation Dist� ��H-54, Cass County Soil Conservation Building Central Enterprises/ClampTite Tool ��L-14 Central Life Sciences ��C-54 Central Minnesota Credit Union ��L-21 Central Steel Building �� E-33 Certified Labs / DRM �� L-17, L-18 CGB Agrifinancial Services Inc� ��H-15 Changing Times, LLC ��H-29 Channel �� A-45, A-46, A-47 Cheney Motor Sports ��810 Choice Financial ��C-28 CHS Hedging/ Russell Consulting Group ��AL-06 Cibus �� K-10 Clean Up Inc� ��731 Cleanfix North America Ltd� �� K-63 Cleary Building Corp�� A-11 Cobett Company �� K-37 Common Sense Manufacturing ��95, 117 Concept Industries �� W-40 Conklin Agrovantage / AgroValley Inc�� C-21, C-22 Copperhead Ag Products ��C-24 Cordex North America Inc� �� K-46 Crary Company ��1406, 1407 Crop Nutrients 4 U ��C-36 Crop Production Services/ Dyna-Gro Seed�� H-11, H-12 Custom Marketing Co�, LLC ��713, 714, ��1020, 1021, 1011 D Bar P Bumpers ��3007 Dahlman Seed Co��C-03 Dairyland Seed�� C-19, C-20 Dakota Micro, Inc� �� A-13 Dakota Plains Ag ��118 Dakota Power Lift Doors �� E-57 Dakota Precision Ag Center / Lake Region State College��1404 Dakota Sales �� K-23 Dakota Wholesale Tire ��1206, 1306 Dan’s Custom Welding �� W-04 Davis Instruments ��L-57

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Davis Village Solutions, LLC ��618 Dean’s Bulk Service, Inc� ��1806 Degelman ��604 Demco / Maurer �� North Center Arena Diamond Doors, Inc� �� L-58, L-59 Diamond Industrial Cleaning Equipment 816 DigiFarm VBN, LLC ��L-44 Dow AgroSciences ��A-25, A-26 Drainage Solutions Tile & Supply, LLC ��1810 DTN – The Progressive Farmer ��E-07, E-08 Dultmeier Sales �� H-16, H-17 Duo Lift Manufcturing Company, Inc ��1808 DuPont Pioneer �� E-53 Dutch Industries, Ltd� �� H-43, H-44 Dynamic Ditchers Inc� �� 501 Dynamic UAV Solutions �� K-33, K-34 E� E� E� Inc� ��219 Easy Farm – Vertical Solutions ��C-74 Easy Way Cattle Care ��914 Edney Distributing Co, Inc� ��725, 726, ��1063, 1064 Edward Jones (ND)�� E-68 Edward Jones/Cindy Magnuson ��H-22 Egbers Flighting Co�, Inc� ��L-16 Eide Bailly LLP ��C-82 Ellingson Companies ��1050 Elmer’s Manufacturing ��633, 634 Endless Energy – Agri-SC ��506 Enercept �� K-02 Energy Panel Structures �� A-10 Enzminger Steel LLC ��905 Erickson Marketing ��0411, 0412, ��0511, 0512, 513 Erickson Mfg� Co� Inc��98, 99 Erskine Attachments, Inc/Consolidated Equipment Group, LLC ��1022 Essentia Health �� Horticulture Building F/S Manufacturing��0217, 0218 Fabworks Inc� ��E-75, E-76 Fair Mfg� Inc� ��620 Fargo Freightliner ��613, 637 Fargo Tractor ��0413, 0414, 0415 Farm and Ranch Guide��A-37, A-38 Farm Business Communications ��C-86 Farm Country Trader, Inc� ��H-26 Farm Forum/Green Sheet ��H-25 Farm King �� W-08, W-09, W-10, W-11 Farm Rescue Inc� �� A-51 Farmers Bussiness Network �� L-62, L-63 Farmers Insurance – Chris Allen AgencyL-69 Farmers National Company �� E-03 Farmers Union Agency �� K-03 Farmland Specialty / Ground Up Ag ��L-81, L-82, L-55A FarmLead �� K-81 Fast Ag Solutions �� W-06, W-07 FastCover Fabric Structures Limited ��610 Fastline ��C-49 FEI Inc� ��621, 622 Ferrellgas �� K-27 Fiebiger, Swanson, West & Co PLLP �� E-18 Field Drainage Incorporated ��723 Fillbrandt’s Bigg Dogg Agg Inc� ��A-01, A-02 First International Bank & Trust�� L-37, L-38 Flexco �� E-48 F-M Forklift Sales & Service, Inc� ��C-76 Foltz Building, Inc� �� Foltz Building Force America, Inc� ��H-07 Force Manufacturing ��503 For-Most Livestock Equipment ��N-7 Four Star Truck & Trailer Sales ��1402, 1403 Fredrikson & Byron, P�A� ��C-81 Friederichs Seed Inc� ��C-77 Frontier, Inc� ��603 Fuel Master LLC� ��603 G & G Sales��401 GAN-AG��1070 Gates Mfg�, Inc� ��0627, 0628, 0629, 0630 Gateway Building Systems Inc� �� AC1, AC2 General Equipment & Supplies, Inc� �� 207

General Implement ��1708, 1709, 1710, 1711 Geothermal Solutions Inc �� K-07 Geringhoff �� Geringhoff Bldg, Area S of Bldg Gertken Dairy & Livestock Sales & Service ��1905, 1906, 1907 Good Bulb �� K-56 Goodon Industries �� AL-02, AL-03 GrabTec Grapples ��1609 Grain Cleaning LLC��3003 GrainSight ��H-32 Gramlow Ltd� �� W-02, W-03 Grammer, Inc� �� L-70, L-71 Great Plains Agronomics �� E-28 Great Plains Diversified Services ��C-05 Great Plains Mfg��W-50, W-51, W-52, ��W-53, W-54, W-55 Greenvalley Equipment Inc�� K-32 Grousers Products ��96 HagaKommer Ltd� ��L-65 Hamilton Systems ��1210, 1310 Hanover Door Systems Inc� �� A-44 Hansen Agri Commodities, LLC �� K-71 Hardi North America Inc� ��631, 632 Harvest International ��1209, 1309 Haugen Mower Sales��1809 Haugen Sales & Leasing ��204, 205, 206, ��306, 307, 84, 106 Haul All Industries ��617 Haven Industries ��916 Haybuster / Duratech Industries ��312, 313, 314, 315, 316 Hazelwood Enterprises LLC ��734 Heads Up Plant Protectants Inc�� E-72 Healthy Food Ingredients �� A-23 Heartland Capital Group, LLC / MEGA IRON EQUIPMENT, LLC ��L-32 Heartland Chevy Dealers �� B-01, B-02, �� Ride & Drive Heintzman Farms/ASI Ag Services �� S-08 Hi Tec Industries / NDE New Direction Equipment �� W-44 High Performance LED�com / DBA The Flashlight People ��L-27 High Plains Apache / Equipment Technologies ��101 High Plains Industries LLC, Makers of the Snirt Stopper ��L-03 Home Of Economy ��0903, 0904 Honey Bee Mfg� Ltd� ��1909, 1910 Horizon Products/ Zerk Zapper �� E-69 Hotsy Equipment Co��AL-01 Hurley & Associates ��C-90 Hy-Capacity��L-68 I-29 Trailer Sales��623, 646, 647 Ideal System LLC ��208, 209 Ihry Insurance Agency, Inc ��H-53 Inland Truck Parts & Service �� K-47, K-48 Innovative Basement Systems�� K-76, K-77, �� K-78 Intelligent Agricultural Solutions ��A-12, A-29 Interstate Spray Foam Insulation, LLC �� E-15 Interstate Tire ��97 J & M Truck Sales ��1506, 1507 Jack Chivers Realty Detroit Lakes, LLC� A-31 JackHammer Radish��L-46 JC Ramsdell Enviro Services, Inc� ��L-83 Jemco, Inc�� H-13, H-14, 2006 Jenkins Iron & Steel Inc� ��920 Jet Company, Inc� ��116 John Deere��Schollander Arena, Gravel Lot Johnsen Trailer Sales ��1401, 1501 Johnson Auction and Realty ��C-39 Johnson Mfg�, Inc� �� E-20, 2009 JR Dale Sales And Leasing�� W-12 Jug Livestock Waterers / Bakko Industries��606 Jurgens Farm Service �� 301, 302, 303, 304 Justice Brothers �� A-48 K & M Manufacturing �� H-18, H-19 Continued on page 10

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R.R.F.N. Issues & Events Center

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South of Race Track — 1 p.m.-3 p.m.

Big Iron Retail Store

Bloodmobile

Information

Health Screenings

R.R.F.N. Issues and Event Center

Craft Show @ Bonanzaville

Opens @ 9 a.m.

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

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Food Court

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10:00 AM – 4:00 PM .........United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile In front of Schollander Pavilion

7:30 TO 10:30 A.M........................................ Pancake Breakfast 10:30 A.M. ...................................................Ag Weather Outlook w/goodwill donationThird building west of the N building Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center Sponsored by Cass County Farm Bureau Eric Snodgrass – University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. ..................................Health screenings 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM....................................Field Demonstrations Health and Safety Center – Horticulture Building South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by North Dakota Living Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide 10:00 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ...United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile 1:30 P.M. ............................................. Market Outlook Seminar In front of Schollander Pavilion Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center Jim Emter (Van Ahn & Company), Rich Morrison (Diversified 10:30 A.M. ....................................... Lessons Learned: Dicamba Services), Ray Grabanski (Progressive Ag) Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center Bob Wolf – Wolf Consulting and Research 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM....................................Field Demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand 1:00 TO 2:00 P.M.......................................Field Demonstrations Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide 2:30 P.M. ...................................................Land Values Seminar Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center 1:30 P.M. ............................................. Market Outlook Seminar Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center DAILY............................................. On-grounds demonstrations Naomi Blohm (Stewart Peterson), Tommy Grisafi (Advance South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Trading), Bret Oelke (Innovus Agra) By various exhibitors

THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 SHOW HOURS 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.

9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. ..................................Health screenings Health and Safety Center – Horticulture Building 2:30 P.M. ...................................................Land Values Seminar Sponsored by North Dakota Living Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center DAILY............................................. On-grounds demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand By various exhibitors

10:00 A.M. TO 2:15 P.M. ...United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile In front of Schollander Pavilion 10:30 A.M. ......................................Managing Risk on the Farm Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center Frayne Olson (North Dakota State University), Ken Knudsen (AgCountry Farm Credit Services

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 SHOW HOURS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423

7:30 TO 10:30 A.M........................................ Pancake Breakfast w/goodwill donation Third building 1:00 P.M. TO 2:00 P.M. .............................Field Demonstrations west of the N building South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by Cass County Farm Bureau Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide

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SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS – 2017

2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.................................Field Demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide

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Big Iron Farm Show Office

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Number indicates location on map.

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Hartl Ag Building

Schollander Pavilion

Arena

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726

United Blood Services

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L83

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728

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730

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2008

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2009

E21 E22 E23 E24 E25 E26 E27 E28 E29 E30 E31 E32

2010

E42 E41 E40 E39 E38

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Show Events & Locations

EXHIBIT HALL

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Tickets

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9:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. ......................................ND and MN FFA 1:30 P.M. ............................................. Market Outlook Seminar Foundation Silent Auction Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center DuWayne Bosse (BOLT Marketing), Jerry Gulke (Gulke Group), Red River Farm Network Issues and Events Center Ted Seifried (Zaner Ag Hedge) 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. ..................................Health screenings Health and Safety Center – Horticulture Building 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM....................................Field Demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by North Dakota Living Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide 10:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. ......................Women’s Day Activities Brunch and Style Show DAILY............................................. On-grounds demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Hilton Garden Inn, Fargo, ND By various exhibitors 001621935r1

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R.R.F.N. Issues & Events Center

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RRVF Office (2nd floor)

740 751

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South of Race Track — 1 p.m.-3 p.m.

Big Iron Retail Store

Bloodmobile

Information

Health Screenings

R.R.F.N. Issues and Event Center

Craft Show @ Bonanzaville

Opens @ 9 a.m.

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

122 123 124

Food Court

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741 750

10:00 AM – 4:00 PM .........United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile In front of Schollander Pavilion

THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 SHOW HOURS 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 SHOW HOURS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423

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301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323

713

Building

SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS – 2017

2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.................................Field Demonstrations South of the Red River Valley Grandstand Sponsored by Farm and Ranch Guide

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Big Iron Farm Show Office

Conf. Rm.

1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910

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Morton

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908

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909

Number indicates location on map.

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724

Hartl Ag Building

Schollander Pavilion

Arena

S10

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726

United Blood Services

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720

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728

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919

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730

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735

731

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920

Foltz

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821

Horticulture

EXPO CENTER

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W27

2012

W38

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2008

E33 E34 E35 E36 E37

2009

E21 E22 E23 E24 E25 E26 E27 E28 E29 E30 E31 E32

2010

E42 E41 E40 E39 E38

W17 W18 W19 W20 W21 W22 W23

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Show Events & Locations

EXHIBIT HALL

Concessions

Tickets

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G2 G3

G5 G6

BUTLER PARK

Page 10 Monday, September 11, 2017 / AGWEEK Stop by and visit the booth of your favorite AGWEEK advertisers, highlighted in green on this list and the map located in the center of this book. Continued from page 7 K & T Irrigation / Valmont Industries / KT Dryer & Bins/ Sukup �� 819, 733 Kaler Farms �� H-38 Kerry’s �� 521, 522, 523 K-Line Agriculture ��W-01 Kronemann Construction �� L-35 Kugler Company ��K-35 Kuhn Krause Inc� �� 82, 83, 103, 104, 105 Land O’Lakes Coop Trucks K-64, K-65, K-66 Land Pride �� 507 Landmark Builders �� L-24 Landoll Corp �� G-03 Lange Supply Inc�� H-61 Latham Hi-Tech Seeds ��E-22 Le Mars Toy Store �� 812 Leading Edge Industries ��K-57, K-58 Lee Unlimited Power Bench �� 912 Leedstone ��K-43 Legend Seeds Inc� �� E-05, E-06 Lemken USA Inc� �� W-22, W-23 Leon Mfg Company, Inc��W-39 Lerfald Construction Inc� / Lester Buildings ��E-34 Liquitube Marketing Int’l ��K-49 Loftness �� 1508, 1509 Logix ��K-68 Lorenz Manufacturing �� 514 Lorrich Ind, Inc� ��305 Loup Electronics Inc� �� H-30 Lowry Manufacturing Company �� 729 Lundell Plastics �� E-31, E-44 M & M Ag Sales��N-01, N-08 MacDon Inc ��W-25, W-26, W-27, W-28, W-29 Machinery Scope ��A-49 Mac’s Inc� ��E-09, E-10, E-11 Main Resource Equipment Auctions & Land Sales �� H-39 Mandako ��W-24 Maple River Winery ��K-75 Martinson Ag� Risk Management��K-42 Marv Haugen Enterprises, Inc� 408, 409, 410 Master Burn / Master Blaster �� G-02 Mattracks �� 915 Maverick Drone System �� L-25, L-26 May Wes Mfg ��K-29, K-30 McTavish Steel Works �� E-66, E-67 Meridian Manufacturing Group �� 86, 87, 108, 109 Meridian Seeds �� C-13 Messer Repair & Fabricating, LLC ��W-05 Metalcraft By K �� 908 Micada – Warrior Mfg LLC �� 614, 638 Mid-America Glove Co LLC �� 913 Midland Diesel Service �� C-12 Midland Door Solutions ��728 Midwest Dairy�� C-01 Midwest Manufacturing�� L-28 Mikes Heating Inc �� 215 Miller Loaders�� 1610 Minnesota Ag and Rural Leadership/ Rural Leadership ND ��K-50 Minnesota Pneumatic Products �� 1075 Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council �� C-09, C-10, 1065 Minn-Kota Communications �� C-78 Moly Mfg�, Inc� / Silencer �� 1031 Morris Industries Ltd� �� 0515, 0516, 0517 Morton Buildings Inc ��New Morton Building Motion Industries ��E-49 Mouse – Mix �� S-06 MudSmith Gauge Wheel �� 919 Muscatell Subaru �� B-10 Mustang Seeds �� 922, 927 Mycogen Seeds �� A-27, A-28 NAPA Auto Parts ��E-25, E-26, E-50 ND Dept� Of Agriculture ��A-22 ND Farm Bureau �� 811 NDSU Extension Service / Ag & Biosystems Engineering ��AL-10, AL-11, AL-12

Nelson International of Fargo �� 1032 New Holland�� S-10, 1046, 1047 New Vision Security ��A-18 Nextire Inc� ��K-15, K-16 Nodak Mutual Insurance Company/ American West Insurance �� H-59 Norstar Industries�� 213 North Country Coating �� 727 North Country Marketing, Inc� �� 1410, 1411, �� 1510, 1511, 1211, 1311 North Dakota Corn Growers Association �� C-42, C-43 North Dakota Farmers Union �� L-67 North Dakota Living ��AL-07, AL-08, AL-09, AL-09A North Dakota One Call �� A-09 North Dakota Operation Lifesaver �� 3002 North Dakota Soybean Council �� C-07 North Dakota Soybean Growers Assoc C-08 North Dakota State College Of Science C-71 North Dakota State Seed Dept� �� C-57 North Dakota Trade Office ��Schollander Pavilion – 2nd Floor Conference Room North Star Ag ��416, 417 Northern Bag and Box Company �� L-40 Northern Plains Track�� 615, 616 Northern Tool & Equipment �� E-46, E-47 Northland Buildings, Inc� �� A-35 Northland Ford Dealers 707-710, 1001, 1010 Northstar Buick & GMC Dealers/ Jack Morton �� B-03 NorthStar Genetics Ltd �� H-24, H-36 Northwest Tire �� 813 Norwood Sales Inc� 0741, 0742, 0743, 0744, ��0745, 0747, 0748, 0749, 0750, W-41, �� W-42, W-43 Notch Manufacturing, Inc � 1203, 1204, 1205 Novid Inc� �� 636 Nuseed �� H-62, H-63 NuTech Seed ��K-79 Ohnstad Twichell Law Firm �� H-02 OK Tire Stores ��C-32, C-33, C-34, C-35 Tufner Weighing Systems ��W-17 O’Reilly Auto Parts ��K-41 Outback Guidance �� C-87, C-88 Penta Equipment �� MO-2 Peterson Farms Seed, Inc C-46, C-47, C-48 Peterson Motors Co �� 640, 641 Pifers Auction & Realty�� 902 Pigeon Products & MFG ��K-05, K-06 Pipe Detectives, Inc� �� H-31 Plains Ag, LLC �� 817, 818 Plains Grain & Agronomy, LLC � W-18, W-19, �� W-20, W-21 PM AG Sources, Inc �� E-35, E-36 Polaris Industries�� 3004, 3005, 3006 Poly Tech �� 1043 Polymer Industries Avalache Liner Division �� H-06 Power Rich Corp� ��K-21, K-22 Prairie Post Frame ��K-55A Prairie Scale System ��A-41 Prairie Supply, Inc – Welding Division �� 1027 Precision Concrete Cutters, Inc� ��K-44, K-45 Precision Farm Parts Inc� �� L-11, L-12 Precision Inflation, LLC ��K-83 Premier Lawn & Power�� 732 Premiere Building Systems, Inc��E-23 Prime Attachments & Custom Fab �� 402 Prinsco �� L-23 Pro Ag Drain �� H-34 Pro Mags LLC ��K-28 Progressive Ag Marketing �� C-04 Proseed ��A-14, A-15, A-16 Pro-Stitch��K-55 Purple Wave Auction��E-58 Quake LED �� 2008 Quality Craft Tools �� E-01, E-02 Quality Garage Door ��E-73 Quality Seed Genetic LLC��C-25, C-26, C-37

Big Iron Exhibitor/Booth Listing

R & H Machine, Inc� ��E-74 Radco �� 746 RDK Enterprises/Precision Planting ��Horticulture Buiding RDO Equipment – Shortlines �� 1307, 1308 RDO Truck Center �� 711, 712 Rea Hybrids Inc��C-83, C-84, C-85 Real Industries �� 814 Real-Tuff, Inc� �� 917, 918 Reaves Buildings �� H-40, H-41 Red River Commodities ��C-23 Red River Farm Network �� Issues and Events Center - Morton Building Red River Retention Authority �� L-13 Reichhardt Electronic Innovations, Inc� �� 721 Reinke Irrigation �� 705, 706 Reiten, Inc� �� 85 REM (AGI) �� 1028 Renk Seed�� C-65 Richard Equipment Sales Ltd� �� 923, 924, �� 925, 926, H-33 Rim Guard, LLC �� L-33 Rite Way MFG �� 1606, 1607, 1706, 1707 River Bend Industries, Inc� �� 1301 Rob See Co �� A-07, A-08 Robert Wilson Painting and Foam Roofing ��K-80 Rolin Manufacturing Co�, Inc� ��1060, 1061 Rostech Technologies��E-45 Rust Sales Inc 1023, 1024, 1025, 1026, 1012 S� I� Feeders Div/Schoessow Inc� �� 1805 S�I� Distributing ��A-32, A-33, A-34 Salford Group Inc�� 1603, 1604, �� 1605, 1703, 1704, 1705 Sam’s Club ��A-06 Samuel Coil Processing Winnipeg �� L-31 SB & B Foods, Inc� ��E-12 Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubes�� H-49, H-50 Schulte Industries Ltd �� 1303, 1304 Schweiss Doors �� 2012 Seedpoint Solution �� 102 Sheyenne Tooling & Mfg�/PLG Trailers �� 518, 519, 520 Shivvers Mfg�, Inc� �� 639 Shore Measuring Systems�� L-22 Shoup Mfg Co ��K-51, K-52 Shur-Co of ND �� 730 Sierra Industries ��E-65 Simes Systems, LLC �� H-08 Sioux Falls Truck & Trailer �� 107 Smart Grain Solutions �� H-42 Smart Scale Technologies ��K-04 Soil-Max Inc�� 820 Soucy International ��W-34 Specialty Enterprises, LLC �� 635 Spray Target ��K-70 Sprayflex Sprayers inc� �� 644, 645 Spreader Specialties �� 214 Starion Bank�� H-60 Steffes Group Inc� �� C-02 Stein’s Inc�� K-17, K-18, K19 Stine Seed Company �� C-58, C-59 Stockmen’s Supply – A Division of ANIMART �� C-73 Stor-Loc �� H-09, H-10 Summers Mfg� Co�, Inc� � 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423 SunOpta ��A-50 Superior Grain Equipment �� 1608 Swanston Equipment Company Inc� �� 740, 751 Syngenta ��C-68, C-69, C-70 T�R�S Industries, Inc� �� 722 Tarp Pro Inc� �� L-64 Teamco Inc� �� 1062 Terog Manufacturing Company �� E-63, E-64 The Anderson PureGrade (formerly Nutra-Flo) �� E-29, E-30 The Big Rack Shack�� L-61, L-47 The Fine Twine Co� ��K-59

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The Grain Handler�� 317 The Original Safety Siphon ��K-69 Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center �� L-01, L-02 Thunder Creek Equipment ��W-14 Thunder Seed, Inc� �� H-55, H-56 Tightline Drainage / PAS �� 1503 TIREBOSS �� E-16, E-17 Titan Outlet Store �� 611, 612 TNA Inc�� 94 Tool Warehouse, Inc� �� 502 Topcon Agriculture �� H-27, H-28 Total Ag Industries �� H-51, H-52 Total Track & Performance Products �� 609 Tough-T Manufacturing �� C-16, C-17 Town & Country Credit Union ��K-74 Toy Farmer Publications �� C-11 Tracat, LLC �� 809 TractorHouse��K-31 Trail King Industries – “Red River” Series �� 220, 221 Trench Wheels ��K-82 T-Rex Ditchers �� 921 Trouble Free Lighting ��K-62 Truck Utilities �� 406, 407 TrueNorth Steel �� MO-3 TSR Parts Co� �� 1505 Tuff-bilt Tractors Manufacturing, Inc� �� 736 Twin City Garage Door �� C-72 Ultimate Transportation �� 201, 202, 203 United Blood Services ��In front of ��Schollander United Lease & Finance, Inc� �� C-89 United Rentals ��E-52 Unverferth Mfg� Co�, Inc� ��B-04, B-05, �� B-06, B-07 USA Fuel Trailers / Enduraplas �� 1811 USDA – Farm Service Agency (FSA) ��A-21 USDA/National Ag Statistics Service ��A-24 V & M Dist� Co� Inc� �� 124 Van Ahn & Company, Inc� �� H-58 Versatile �� W-45, W-46, W-47, �� W-58, W-59, W-60 Visto’s Trailer Sales �� 509, 510 W� W� Wallwork Truck Center �� 0719, 0720 Waddell & Reed ��E-19 Wahpeton Fabrications, Inc� �� 735 Walinga USA, Inc� �� 1305 Walkabout Mother Bins �� W-37, W-38 Walters Buildings ��K-24 Watch Dog Goose Patrol �� L-36 Wells Fargo Bank ��E-70 Wensman Seed ��C-62, C-63, C-64 West Central Ag Services �� C-80 Westcap Ag Corp �� L-72 Westeel (AGI) �� 1030 Western Equipment Finance ��E-39 Western Farm Sales, Inc� �� 216 Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion �� H-01 Western Products�� A-19, A-20 Westfield (AGI) ��South Center Arena Wheatheart (AGI) �� 1045 Wilbur Ellis Company/Integra Seed��A-42, ��A-43 Wil-Rich LLC / Wishek �� 90, 91, 92, �� 112, 113, 114 Winfield / United �� C-52, C-53 Winkler Canvas ��K-60 Worthington Tractor Parts – Implement Division ��K-08, K-09 Your Next Tire �� L-42, L-43 Zimmatic – Lindsay Manufacturing � 906, 907 Zuidberg North America Inc� �� L-55, L-56 Development Resourses of Iowa – Roll-O0Matic Curtains ��A-30 U-Build Steel Buildings �� L-41 360 Yield Center�� 1602, 1702 4-L Manufacturing, Inc� �� 1042

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Do you have any new products/ services to offer? The new Wolverine Bail Shredder.

AGWEEK asked our advertisers What is a competitive advanquestions about their business tage of your product or service and what we can expect to see you would like to highlight? at their booth during this year’s The patented design of the WolverBig Iron Farm Show. Be sure ine Extreme Ditcher replaces the need to stop by and visit them this for a box scraper, dozer and grader to make and maintain perfect farmable week! ditches. This machine will move up

What can visitors of Big Iron expect to see in your booth this year? Visitors can expect to see the 2017 Wolverine Extreme Ditcher along with the exciting release of our new Wolverine Bail Shredder.

to 750 yards of dirt per hour, which is roughly three times faster than other ditching options on the market. The drive line on the Wolverine Extreme is highly protected by our auto clutch and torque limiting clutch. The machine has a 5 foot flat bottom cut and will throw dirt on either side of the ditcher from 10 to 150 feet. Ditches made with the Wolverine Extreme are smooth and subtle, allowing field equipment to easily pass through the ditches immediately after making them.

Field demonstrations showcase grain storage and tile drainage

Big Iron field demonstrations are held each day south of the grandstand from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.

AUCTION Dennis Biliske, Auctioneer

Rolin Bale Accumulator

THE NEW REDESIGNED BALE ACCUMULATOR

• The New Round Bale Accumulator is powered by the tractor hydraulic system. • The electric box controls with 2 lights and an unloading switch. • It has 4 - 11L x 15 tires on a walking tandem. • It gathers 3 - 72” bales on the trailer plus one in the baler.

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Alternative grain storage options — 1:00-2:00 pm

What are the options for alternative grain storage? Ken Hellevang, agricultural engineer at the North Dakota State University Extension Service, will describe the fundamentals of successfully storing grain in grain bags and in properly prepared and managed covered piles. He will also focus on important safety practices associated with temporary grain storage. Industry representatives will show and describe options for modular bunker walls, aeration fans, wireless fan control system, wireless temperature probes and pile or bunker covers or tarps. Industry representatives will also show and describe grain bags and the equipment to fill and unload the bags. There will be time to examine the equipment and interact with industry representatives.

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Effects of tile drainage — 2:003:00 pm

How does tile drainage effect the physical and chemical properties of soil? The Big Iron demonstration field was tiled in 2012. Now, five years later, come to the demonstration field each afternoon during the 2017 Big Iron Show to see the impacts “close up.” Soil pits will be dug to expose the tile drain pipes, and areas between tiles, to compare the effects of tile drainage on soils. NDSU Extension engineering, agronomy and soil specialists will be on hand to discuss the impacts of tile drainage on soils and crop production.

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• Easy to install and remove on your 4-wheeler or utility vehicle • Safely catch, tag, vaccinate, and treat newborn calf • Calf carrier attached • Tool box holder included

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International program at Big Iron The Big Iron Farm Show is the must-see agricultural exhibition for farm operators who are interested in the latest technologies for large-scale agriculture production. International guests who register for the International Visitors Program enjoy special programming and events at no cost! The North Dakota Trade Office began hosting international buyers

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Lorrich offers a variety of sizes and capacities to meet your specefic needs

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during the Big Iron Farm Show in 2007, following a trade mission that brought several leaders from North Dakota agricultural equipment companies to Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Russia. Since the inception of the Big Iron International Visitors Pro-

gram, the event has hosted over 600 international visitors from over 25 countries. International guests attend farm and ranch tours, equipment demonstrations, receptions and many other events. They also have exclusive

access to the International Pavilion for educational workshops, free Internet access, snacks and refreshments, and meeting space. Go to http://bigironfarmshow. com/international-visitors/ for more information.

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Dakota Select Seed

“Providing the seed for your success” Dakota Select Seed Objectives:

• To grow, market, and distribute seed of crop varieties which are typically grown on a relatively lower number of acres and struggle to maintain a foothold in certified seed industry. • To benefit the ND Ag Community in the form of consistent access to genetically pure seed of beneficial crop varieties. • To benefit producers by helping to provide future crop variety improvements through the support of breeding programs. Dakota Select Seed is a marketing program for varieties licensed to the North Dakota Crop Improvement and Seed Association. For more information on the Dakota Select Seed Program or to learn how to become a grower call Gonzalo Rojas (Program Coordinator) at 701-231-8168, Toni Muffenbier at 701-231-8067, or visit www.ndcropimprovement.org

OTHER POPULAR VARIETIES AVAILABLE: Oat: Souris, Rockford, Newburg, Jury Barley: Rawson Winter Wheat: Overland, Freeman Flax: ND Gold Soybean: ND1406HP

CERTIFIED SEED DOESN’T COST, IT PAYS!

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Newest Varieties ND BENSON SOYBEAN ND Benson is a conventional soybean. It has high yield potential and its relative maturity is 0.4. It has excellent resistance to soybean cyst nematode and is resistant to races 3 and 4 of phytophthoraroot rot. ND Benson also has tolerance to iron-deficiency chlorosis (IDC) and is not prone to lodging. ND STUTSMAN SOYBEAN ND Stutsman is a conventional soybean. It has high yield potential and its relative maturity is 0.7, maturing one day earlier than Sheyenne. It is resistant to race 3 of phytophthoraroot rot. ND Stutsman show tolerance to iron-deficiency chlorosis (IDC) and is not prone to lodging. ND17009GT SOYBEAN ND17009GT is a glyphosate resistant soybean. It presents high yield potential with a relative maturity of 00.9. It is resistant to race 4 of phytophthoraroot rot. This new variety also has tolerance to iron-deficiency chlorosis (IDC). ND DYLAN WINTER RYE ND Dylan is a high yielding winter rye variety that has very good winter hardiness. It has good yield potential. It is a tall variety with good straw strength. It is a medium late variety.

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Issues & Events Center Schedule:

Tuesday, September 12

10:30 Lessons Learned: Dicamba Bob Wolf-Wolf Consulting and Research 1:30 Market Outlook Seminar Naomi Blohm-Stewart-Peterson Tommy Grisaﬁ-Advance Trading Bret Oelke-Innovus Agra, LLC 2:30 Land Values Seminar

Wednesday, September 13

9 to 3 ND and MN FFA Foundation Silent Auction 0:30 ‘Ag Weather Outlook’ Eric Snodgrass-University of IllinoisUrbana/Champaign 1:30 Market Outlook Seminar Jim Emter-Van Ahn & Company Rich Morrison-Diversiﬁed Services Ray Grabanski-Progressive Ag 2:30 Land Values Seminar

Thursday, September 14

10:30 Managing Risk on the Farm Frayne Olson-North Dakota State University Ken Knudsen-AgCountry Farm Credit Services 1:30 Market Outlook Seminar DuWayne Bosse-BOLT Marketing Jerry Gulke-Gulke Group Ted Seifried-Zaner Ag Hedge

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