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A bigger, better show n

Big Iron Farm Show grows

By Jonathan Knutson Agweek Staff Writer

Farm machinery is getting so big and sophisticated that the Big Iron Farm Show is looking at adjusting the doors of an exhibit building to get equipment in and out, the show’s director says. “Just the size and complexity of equipment today,” says Bryan Schulz. “It makes every year new and exciting for us.” The annual Big Iron Farm Show, which celebrates what’s new and innovative in agriculture, will be held Sept. 9 to 11 in West Fargo, N.D. More than 70,000 people will attend the show, which features everything from health screenings and marketing sessions to a ladies brunch and a program for international visitors. Schulz is particularly excited about the show’s unmanned aircraft system component, which includes daily demonstrations from 1 to 3 p.m., followed by an educational class each day.

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Interest in unmanned aircraft systems, also known as drones, is high, Schulz says. Big Iron hoped to hold UAS demonstrations in 2013, but couldn’t get regulatory approval in time. This year, the Academy of Model Aeronautics, which routinely oversees model aircraft competition, will coordinate the demonstrations in accordance with the organization’s safety procedures. The North Dakota State University Extension Service will be involved with the UAS demonstrations, as well. NDSU Extension also will have a display in the east entry of the Hartl Ag Building, at which several of its experts will give presentations. n Ken Hellevang, ag engineer, will talk about alternative grain storage facilities. He’ll also use a grain entrapment display to demonstrate safe grain-handling practices. n Dwight Aakre and Andy Swenson, agribusiness and applied economic specialists, and county agents Willie Huot and John Kringler will answer questions about the new farm bill.

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n Sept. 9 to 11 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo, N.D. n 9 a.m to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9, and Wednesday, Sept. 10. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11. n Free parking. n More than 70,000 attendees and 900 exhibits. n More information: www.bigiron farmshow.com

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n Esther McGinnis, horticulturist, will answer questions on Sept. 9. n David Lehman, manufacturing engineer, will demonstrate 3-D printing and discuss 3-D printing applications in business and industry on Sept. 10 and 11. n David Ripplinger, NDSU bioproducts and bioenergy economist, will present information on bioindustry activities and options. n Kasia Kinzer, plant diagnostician, will answer crop production questions on the morning of Sept. 9. Hans Kandel, agronomist, will answer crop production questions on the morning of Sept. 10.

Brunch, app Schulz also mentions the annual Ladies Brunch and Style Show, held this year on Wednesday morning at the

Holiday Inn of Fargo. The doors open at 9 a.m. Tickets, sold at the door, cost $20 per person. “It sells out every year, so you have to get there early,” he says. Schulz is enthused about the show’s new mobile app, a free download. It’s available on the Apple and Android market. More information about the app is on the show’s website: www.big ironfarmshow.com. “We’re very proud of it (the app),” he says. “We had a lot of people contact us about getting one. I think it has a lot of items that people coming to the show are looking for.” Crop prices have plunged in the past year, and profit is harder to come by in the ag sector. But that hasn’t diminished interest in this year’s Big Iron, Schulz says. “We’re not seeing that (reduced interest) at all. There’s a lot of excitement,” he says.

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John Brose, Special to Agweek

G The Big Iron Farm Show features the latest ag equipment, sponsored by some of the biggest names in the industry. Professionals will be on-hand again this year to introduce and discuss each piece of equipment and efficiencies. Listen to daily lectures by horticulturists, economists, engineers and more, and ask questions and get answers from men and women with experience and knowledge on topics including innovations in 3-D printing, bioindustry and production.

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High-flying demos Drones on Big Iron agenda n

By Jonathan Knutson Agweek Staff Writer

Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) might be the hottest topic in produc-

tion agriculture right now, and the annual Big Iron Farm Show will offer both UAS demonstrations and classes. “There’s considerable interest in the

subject,” says John Nowatzki, North Dakota State University Extension Service agricultural machine systems specialist. He’s helping to plan the Big Iron UAS events.

Live demonstration Big Iron will be held Sept. 9 to 11 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo, N.D. The preliminary agenda includes: n Field demos from 1 to 3 p.m. each day in the demonstration area south of the grandstands. At least four companies with UAS expertise will participate. The demonstrations will be educational, not commercial opportunities for the companies, Nowatzki says. There also will be a presentation on what’s being learned from the UAS program at the Carrington (N.D.) Research Extension Center. n A UAS “interpretation class” will be held at 3 p.m. each day in the South Schollander conference room. The class will examine how ag producers can incorporate UAS-supplied data into their operations. Interpreting UAS data is crucial, as is managing it, Nowatzki says. Farmers can focus too much on the type of air frame used by drones, and pay too little attention to the type of camera package the aircraft carries, says Paul Gunderson, director of the Dakota Precision Ag Center at Lake Region State College in Devils Lake, N.D. Gunderson also will be involved in the UAS demonstrations and classes at Big Iron.

Model aircraft role The Muncie, Ind.-based Academy of Model Aeronautics is in charge of the Big Iron UAS demonstrations and has Federal Aviation Administration permission to coordinate them. The AMA has a number of contest directors, who oversee model aircraft shows and make sure they run safely. One of the contest directors will run the Big Iron UAS demonstration. Rich Hanson, the AMA’s director of public relations and government affairs, says this will be the third such public UAS demonstration he has coordinated. The other two were in Iowa and St. Louis.

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UAS

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AMA involvement Traditionally, the AMA has supported and promoted model aircraft. But drones are a natural adjunct to that, Hanson says. The AMA’s involvement with precision agriculture began after a top FAA official said farmers could operate drones over their own commercial farms using hobby rules, Hanson says. Nowatzki says he learned of the AMA’s involvement with the UAS at a demonstration in Iowa. “As soon as I heard about it, I knew the folks at Big Iron would be interested,” he says. The FAA has backed away, at least for now, from the position that farmers can operate drones over their own farms using hobby rules. The AMA doesn’t plan to coordinate any other public UAS demonstrations after Big Iron, Hanson says. Still, “We have a willingness to do this,” he says. “We’ll continue to help the (precision ag) community as much as we can, to the extent that the FAA doesn’t tell us to stop now.”

FAA guidelines Congress has ordered the FAA to come up with guidelines on how to incorporate drones safely into the nation’s air space. Some of those guidelines could be released later this year, according to published reports. Gunderson says it’s important that the federal government doesn’t take too long in issuing the guidelines. Long delays could cause farmers to grow frustrated, diminishing their interest in UAS. Drones hold great potential for farmers and ranchers, and producers generally recognize that, Gunderson says. “Come to Big Iron. It’s a great outlet for producers who want to learn more about these technologies,” he says.

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G Unmanned aerial systems will be highlighted at this year’s farm show.

“Come to Big Iron. It’s a great outlet for producers who want to learn more about these technologies.” Paul Gunderson Director, Dakota Precision Ag Center

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FARGO, N.D. — Side-dressing nitrogen fertilizer played a bigger role in the 2014 crop and is likely to increase in the coming years, according to experts. Darrell Steiner is a sales manager for Hagie Manufacturing Co. Inc. of Clarion, Iowa, one of the companies making products to help with that function. The company again will be at the Big Iron Farm Show this year. Hagie has been around since 1947 when farmer Ray Steiner Hagie started a seed company and needed a detasseler with high clearance to save labor during World War II. The third-generation owner is Alan Hagie, who also still farms. The company’s Single Tank Sprayers can be fitted with a nitrogen tool bar (NTB). They’re able to apply late nitrogen in standing corn as tall as 10 to 11 feet. “It just rolls the corn under the machine as they’re putting nitrogen on, but typically they’ll do it before tasseling,” Steiner says.

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Hagie added a spray tank for lateseason corn, making what was said to be the first self-propelled sprayer on the market. The company makes machines for commercial applicators, but also for individual farmers, especially as it has grown larger. “We sell several hundred a year,” Steiner says. “A farmer or a dealer, a retailer, can take a spray boom off and put the nitrogen tool bar on and go side-dress 28 or 32 percent nitrogen.” Hagie dominates the “very highclearance” market of 70 inches or more, although John Deere, RoGator and others have machines with clearance in the 50-inch-plus range. The company sells directly to farmers and has a salesman in Sioux Falls, S.D., who covers North Dakota and South Dakota. Cost of the tool bar varies by size, measured in feet per row. The 12row high-clearance machine runs in

the mid $30,000 range; 16-row in the $40,000 range. A 24-row in high-clearance is more than $100,000. Hagie has several dozen of the machines in South Dakota and North Dakota, Steiner says. In some parts of the country, including Illinois and Iowa, the corn gets so tall so quickly, equipment has to get down through the corn at a rapid pace to deliver nitrogen. “The Hagie will do that,” he says. “We are coming out with a 24-row low-clearance toolbar — about half the height of the current one — (and it) will probably run about $50,000 to $60,000, and that’s a 60-footer too, so that’s going to be quite exciting,” Steiner says. “In this side-dress application business, most of it is a pull-behind. Most of the guys want to go when corn is shorter, and you want to move fast, and you want to get a lot done. That bar will perfectly fit that market.” Also on the nitrogen toolbar, Hagie offers the OPTRX sensor, which visually determines the color of the chlorophyll in the corn plant. “If it’s dark green and rich, it probably doesn’t need nitrogen, but if it’s light colored, it would ask for nitrogen,” Steiner says. “By sensing it, reading it, it can vary the amount of nitrogen as it goes through the field.” The Single Tank Sprayer ranges from the STS-10 — 1,000 gallons — to the STS-16, with a 1,600-gallon tank. For farmers who don’t want a $300,000 machine, Hagie also builds a Dual Tank Sprayer unit, which is 1,000 gallons. That runs $180,000 to $190,000. “That’s a very light machine, a very well-balanced machine, but it gets a farmer into the market for doing all of his post-spraying and even pre-spraying,” Steiner says.

Environment, yield

Farmers are choosing side-dressing for many reasons. “There’s a lot of discussion about nitrogen leaching into groundwater, getting to the Gulf of Mexico,” Steiner says. “Here in Minnesota, there’s discussion about not allowing anhydrous (ammonia nitrogen) applications in the fall because of that. If that should happen, that’s going to dramatically change when a farmer gets his nitrogen on. “You can’t put on all of your sidedressing in the spring, there’s just no way,” he says. “Side-dressing is going to become more and more prevalent later if that does happen.”

HAGIE: See Page 15

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21st Century Ag ................................. H5-H6 A&T Sales LLC/Aulick Industries 1502, 1504 AST Inspection Inc................................. K74 ABC Seamless .......................C18, C44-C45 Abilene Machine, Inc.............................. 607 Abner Sales.....................................E60-E62 Accurate Component Sales....................L14 Ace Pump Corp/Greenleaf Tech .....E13-E14 Acme Tools............Acme Building, AC3, M1 Adaava LLC............................................ E27 Adams Inc ...............................................L80 ADI Supply, Inc.......................................H33 ADS-Advanced Drainage Systems E21, E54 Advance Garage Door Inc ..............AL4-AL5 Advanced Biological Marketing ............. E71 Advanced Grain Handling Systems LLC...... ..............................W48-W49, W56-W57, 605 Ag & Fertilizer Products ......................... 508 Ag Concepts ..........................................H56 Ag Leader Technology ................... H47-H48 Ag Shield..................................... 1801-1803 Ag Spray ................................................ 504 Ag Systems, Inc...............................821-822 Ag Tech Drainage....................................L70 Agassiz Drain Tile................................... A36 Agassiz Seed & Supply .........................H23 Agco Dealer Group .......... Arena – East End AgCountry Farm Credit Services................. ............................. Foltz Building, North End AgJunction ..................................... C87-C88 Agnew Steel ...........................................H46 Agnition .................................................. E65 Agri Financial Services Inc.....................H15 Agri-Cover Inc ........................................ 724 Agricultural Utilization Research Institute K1 AgriDry LLC..............................................H4 Agri-Systems Inc ...................................... K2 Agri-Tool and Supply, LLC .....................C75 Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizer ..................L74 Agventure/Scherr’s Seed................E51-E53 Agweek .................................................. C41 Airware America ..................................... C55 AKE Safety Equipment........................... K25 Albers Sales ..................... 618-619, 642-643 Alerus Financial......................................C69 All Season Motor Sports .............. 906, 1800 All States Ag Parts..................................C50 Alloway Standard ........................ 1902-1904 Allstate Peterbilt of Fargo.................... 79-80 Amber Waves Inc ................................... 608 Ameribuilt Buildings Inc ......................... K61 American Ag Network ............................ E59 American Farm Equipment ............. 119-120 American Federal Bank.................. C14-C15 American Truckboxes LLC.............E31, C40 American Welding & Gas........................L12 Amity Technology.......................................... ........................ 88-89, 93, 110-111, 115, 727 Anderco Enterprises Inc ........................ K37 Artex Manufacturing.............................. W44 Arvig .........................................................H3 ASC Construction Equipment USA, Inc.. W16 Asgrow/DEKALB .................................... 732 Attention to Detail Painting Inc................L45 Auger Jogger ...............................K55, K55A AWS Air Reels/Temp Farm Equip ........ 1701 BL Industries Inc ..................................1702 Bad Boy Mowers.................................. 1041 Bank of North Dakota ............................ K27 Bank of the West .....................................L15 Basement Technologies of North Dakota Inc .................................................................L59 Basement Water Controlled...................C67 Batteries Plus ......................................... K53 Bell State Bank & Trust ..........................C38 BeMobile – Verizon Wireless ................. E42 Bench Industries .................................. 1611 Benco Equipment ............................... L4-L6 Bert’s Truck Equipment...............1201-1202 Betaseed Inc ..........................................C27

Bierman Sales LLC .........................K69-K70 Bill Thomas Sales ................................ 1804 Bismarck Canvas Company ..................C31 BJ’s Parts Depot Inc............................. 1070 BKT Tires............................................... W14 Bloomﬁeld Enterprises Inc..............K72-K73 Blu-Jet By Thurston Mfg Co............ 122-123 Bobcat of Grand Forks................... 909, 910 Bold Endeavors LLC/DBA Access..........L57 Bourgault Industries Ltd... 601-602, 625-626 Boyd Ag LLC ..................................... W4-W5 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd .................. .......................................... 210-211, 308-311 Bremer Bank .......................................... E43 Brenco Corp..............................................81 Building, Consulting & Trades LLC........ K39 Busch Ag Resources ............................. A40 Bush Hog Inc .............................. 1408-1409 Butler Machinery Company .......................... .......................................... Butler Lot, G5-G6 Callicrate Banders, No-Bull Enterprises K40 Calmer Corn Heads .................... 1032-1033 Capello Headers by Worthington Ag Parts .............................................................. 1028 Cargill ..................................................A3-A5 Case IH............Case IH Park, Case Building Cass County Heating............................. 610 Cass County Soil Conservation Dist......H54 Central Life Science ...............................C54 Central Minnesota Credit Union .............L21 Central Steel Building ............................ E33 Changing Times, LLC .............................L66 Channel...........................................A45-A47 Cheney Motor Sports............................. 810 Choice Financial ....................................C28 CHS Hedging/Russell Consulting Group H8 Clarks Ag Supply ................................... 125 Clean Up Inc .......................................... 731 Cleary Building Corporation .................. A41 CNH-Industrial America LLC.. Arena W End, ..................................................... 1045-1047 Coatings Unlimited..................................L44 Cobra Torches/On Fire Welding ............ 913 Common Sense Manufacturing.............117 Conklin Agrovantage/AgroValley Inc .......... ........................................................ C21-C22 Convey- All by Hamilton Systems ................ .................................................... 1210, 1310 Copperhead Ag Products ......................C24 Costco .....................................................L17 CR Wood Furnaces & Central Boiler ... 1908 Crary Company........................... 1406-1407 Crop Production Services/Dyna-Gro Seed ........................................................ H11-H12 Cross Insulation Inc ............................... E74 Culpitt Rooﬁng, Inc ................................ K64 Custom Marketing Co LLC ........................... ............................ 713-714, 1011, 1020-1022 D Bar P Bumpers ................................. 3007 Dahlman Seed Co....................................C3 Dairyland Seed............................... C19-C20 Dakota Fluid Power................................ 735 Dakota Micro Inc .................................... A13 Dakota Plains Cooperative .................... 118 Dakota Power Lift Doors ...................... 1608 Dakota Wholesale Tire ............... 1206, 1306 Dakota Winds Marketing...................... 1808 Daniels MFG....................................... N5-N6 Dawn Equipment Company................... 505 Dean’s Bulk Service, Inc ...................... 1806 Degelman............................................. 1807 Delux Grain Dryers................................. 617 Demco/Maurer Mfg ....... North Center Arena Diamond Industrial Cleaning Equip..........816 Dick Hansen Sales Inc.................................. .................................. 1603-1605, 1703-1705 Diesel Air Filter Cleaner/WePe Industry LLC .............................................................. 1601 Direct Enterprises/TH Equipment ... L55-L56 Discount Hydraulic Hosecom ................H42

Dixon Insurance, Inc/Interstate Truck Licensing ................................................ K35 DJ Diesel ................................................ K11 DK Diesel Injection, Inc...........................L50 DMZ.........................................................L58 Dow AgroSciences .........................A25-A26 Drainage Solutions Tile & Supply LLC .. K71 DTN – The Progressive Farmer ..........E7-E8 Dultmeier Sales ..................................... W18 DuPont Pioneer .................. Pioneer Pavilion Dutch Industries, Ltd...................... H43-H44 Dyna Flo, Inc .......................................... 908 Dynamic Ditchers Inc................... E58, 2008 EEE Inc................................................... 219 Earthloop Geothermal Systems, LLC ....H31 Easy Farm – Vertical Solutions .............. E44 Easy Way Cattle Care ............................ 914 Easy-Out Pulling Systems .............. L51-L52 Edney Distributing Co Inc............................. .................................725-726, 738-739, W31 Edward Jones (ND)................................ E68 Edward Jones/Cindy Magnuson ...........H22 Egbers Flighting Co, Inc .........................L16 Eide Bailly LLP ...................................... C82 ELIAS reliaBELT ................................... 1405 Ellingson Companies........................... 1050 Endless Energy – Agri-SC ..................... 604 Energy Panel Structures ........................ A10 Environmental Air Solutions................... K49 Enzminger Steel LLC ............................. 905 Epic Solutions .........................................L32 Erickson Marketing .......... 411-412, 511-513 Erickson Mfg Co Inc............................ 98-99 Erskine Attachments Inc/Consolidated Equipment Group, LLC........................ 1404 Essentia Health ........... Horticulture Building Essentia Health ........... Horticulture Building Exactrix Global Systems LLC................... S7 EZ Products ........................................... E32 F/S Manufacturing Inc..................... 217-218 Fair Mfg Inc.............................................620 Fantini North America ................ 1211, 1311 Far Better Farm Equipment .......... W37-W38 Fargo Freightliner........................... 613, 637 Fargo Tire Service Inc ............................C30 Fargo Tractor................................... 413-415 Farm and Ranch Guide...................A37-A38 Farm Business Communications........... C86 Farm Chem .......................................... 1810 Farm Country Trader Inc........................H26 Farm Forum/Green Sheet ......................H25 Farm King........................................ W8-W11 Farm Rescue Inc .................................... A51 Farmchainscom .....................................C51 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting Inc .L13 Farmers National Company..................... E3 Farmers of North America.......................L63 Farmers Union Agency ............................ K3 Farmland Specialty/Ground Up Ag .. L81-L82 Farmlogic ........................................E24-E25 Fast Distributing ................................ W6-W7 Fastenal................................................... M2 Fastline Publications .............................. C49 FEI Inc ............................................. 621-622 Fiebiger, Swanson, West & Co PLLP..... E18 Field Drainage Incorporated.................. 723 Fillbrandt’s Bigg Dogg Agg Inc .........A2, A9 First Community Credit Union ............... K54 First International Bank & Trust....... L37-L38 Flexco..................................................... E48 F-M Forklift Sales & Services Inc ........... C76 FM Water Systems/Kinetico................... A30 Foltz Buildings Inc....... Foltz Bldg, South End Force America Inc ....................................H7 Force Manufacturing.............................. 503 For-Most Livestock Equipment ................N7 Fredrikson & Byron, PA...........................L31 Friederichs Seed Inc .............................. C77 Frontier Inc ............................................. 603 Frost Services ................................. L60-L61

G&G Sales ............................................ 401 Gates Mfg Inc................................. 627-630 Gateway Building Systems Inc.... AC1-AC2 General Equipment & Supplies Inc ...... 207 Geothermal Solutions, Inc ....................... K7 Geringhoff . Geringhoff Bldg, Area S of Bldg Gertken Dairy & Livestock Sales & Service ..................................................... 1905-1907 Gleason Enterprises ............................. H20 Goodon Industries ..........................AL2-AL3 Grabtec Grapples................................. 1609 Grain Cleaning Systems, Inc ............... 3003 Gramlow Ltd...................................... W2-W3 Great Plains Agronomics ...................... E28 Great Plains Diversiﬁed Services ............ C5 Great Plains Mfg........................... W50-W55 Greystone Construction.......................... B8 Hagie Manufacturing Company. 1207-1208 Hanover Door Systems Inc................... A44 Hanson Silo Company................ H45, 2006 Hardi Inc......................................... 631-634 Harvest International ................. 1209, 1309 Haugen Mower Sales........................... 1809 Haugen Sales & Leasing . 204-206, 306-307 Haybuster/Duratech Industries....... 312-316 Hazelwood Enterprises LLC .................. 734 Heartland Chevrolet/Jack Morton Worldwide .............................................................B1-B2 Heatmasters/Steeltech Inc................ L9-L10 Heintzman Farms..................................... S8 Helbling Auctioneers.............................. E40 Hi Pro Mfg/Thorp Marketing ...........K12-K13 High Performance LEDcom ....................L27 High Plains Apache/Equipment Technologies ................................................................ 101 High Plains Industries LLC, Makers of the Snirt Stopper .............................................L3 Home of Economy .......................... 903-904 Honey Bee Mfg Ltd ..................... 1909-1910 Horizon Products/Zerk Zapper .............. E69 Horn Plastics, Inc ................................... K26 Horvick Inc ...................... 402-405, C60-C61 Hotsy Equipment Co.............................. AL1 Hurley & Associates............................... C90 Hy-Capacity.............................................L68 Hyland Seeds................................. H49-H50 Ihry Insurance Agency Inc.................... H53 Inland Truck Parts & Service.................. K47 Innovative Basement Systems........K76-K79 Intelligent Agricultural Solutions ....A12, A29 Interstate Spray Foam Insulation LLC ... E15 Interstate Tire ............................................97 J&B Enterprises .....................................H29 J&M Mfg Co and Kerry’s................. 521-523 J&M Truck Sales, Inc .................. 1506-1507 Jack Chivers Realty Detroit Lakes, LLC . A31 JB Tractors LLC............................. W35-W36 Jemco/Maxair................................. H13-H14 Jet Company Inc.................................... 116 Joes Supplies Inc................................... 820 John Deere Corp...........Schollander & Main ................. Arenas, Staging Area, Gravel Lot Johnsen Trailer Sales................. 1401, 1501 Johnson & Johnson Insurance Agency LLC .................................................................L78 Johnson Auction and Realty................. C39 Johnson Mfg Inc .......................... E20, 2009 JR Dale Sales and Leasing...........W12, E19 Jug Livestock Waterers/Bakko Industries .... ................................................................ 606 Juneau Sales/ CropNutrients4U........... C36 Jurgens Farm Service .....................301-304 Justice Brothers ..................................... A48 K&M Manufacturing ....................... H18-H19 K&T Irrigation/Valmont Industries .. 819, 733 Kaler Farms ............................................L54 Keller Welding & Mfg.................................96 Continued on page ##

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Schedule Of Daily Events TUESDAY, SEPT. 9 SHOW HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

10 A.M. – 3 P.M. .......................... United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building

7:30 A.M. To 10:30 A.M. .......... Pancake And Sausage Breakfast With Goodwill Donation Third Building West Of The N Building (Sponsored By NorthStar Genetics)

10:30 A.M.....................................................................Weather Outlook Featuring Drew Lerner, World Weather, Inc. Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center

9 A.M. To 4 P.M.........................................................Health Screenings Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building (Sponsored By North Dakota Living)

1 P.M To 3 P.M....... Unmanned Aircraft System Field Demonstrations South Of The Red River Valley Grandstand (Weather Permitting)

10 A.M. To 3 P.M.......................... United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building

1:30 P.M. .......................................................................Market Seminar Featuring Mike Krueger, The Money Farm; Andy Shissler, Roach Ag Marketing; And Al Kluis, Kluis Commodities Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center

10:30 A.M..................FSA Farm Bill Implementation Kick-Off Meeting Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 1 P.M. To 3 P.M...... Unmanned Aircraft System Field Demonstrations South Of The Red River Valley Grandstand (Weather Permitting) 1:30 P.M. .......................................................................Market Seminar Featuring Virg Robinson, Dupont Pioneer; Steve Wagner, CHS Hedging; And Ted Seifried, Zaner Ag Hedge Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 2:30 P.M. .............................................................. Land Values Seminar Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 3 P.M. ...............Unmanned Aircraft System Data Interpretation Class South Schollander Conference Room Daily ......................................................... On-Grounds Demonstrations (By Various Exhibitors)

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 SHOW HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

7:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M.......................Pancake And Sausage Breakfast With Goodwill Donation Picnic Area (Horse Barns), West End Of Fairgrounds (Sponsored By NorthStar Genetics) 9 A.M. – 3 P.M. ................................................................Silent Auction Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 9 A.M. – 4 P.M. .........................................................Health Screenings Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building (Sponsored By North Dakota Living) 10 A.M. – 1 P.M. .............................................. Women’s Day Activities Including Brunch, Entertainment, And Style Show. Tickets May Be Purchased At The Door; Doors Open At 9 A.M. Come Early, Seating Is Limited. (Sponsored by Eventide Senior Living Communities) Great Hall, Holiday Inn Of Fargo, Located At 3803 13th Ave. S.

2:30 P.M. .............................................................. Land Values Seminar Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 3 P.M. ...............Unmanned Aircraft System Data Interpretation Class South Schollander Conference Room Daily .........................................................On-Grounds Demonstrations (By Various Exhibitors)

THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 SHOW HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M.

9 A.M. - 4 P.M. .........................................................Health Screenings Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building (Sponsored By North Dakota Living) 10 A.M. – 3 P.M. .......................... United Blood Services’ Bloodmobile Health And Safety Center, Horticulture Building 10:30 A.M......................“Drones, Data, Decisions…Utilizing On-Farm Technology” Featuring John Nowatzki, North Dakota State University; Kris Poulsen, North Country Ag Services; And Michael Corcoran, UND Aerospace Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 1 P.M. To 3 P.M...... Unmanned Aircraft System Field Demonstrations South Of The Red River Valley Grandstand (Weather Permitting) 1:30 P.M. ........................................................................Market Outlook Featuring Brian Voth, Agri-Trend Marketing; Frayne Olson, North Dakota State University; And Michelle Muilenburg, Dakota Risk Management Red River Farm Network Issues And Events Center, Located Between Hartl Ag Building And Expo Center 3 P.M. ...............Unmanned Aircraft System Data Interpretation Class South Schollander Conference Room Daily .........................................................On-Grounds Demonstrations (By Various Exhibitors)

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Continued from page ## Kringstad Ironworks Inc DBA: Safe-T-Pull .... .................................................................L22 Kronemann Construction........................L35 Kuhn Krause Inc................... 82-83, 103-105 KZ Valve ................................................. K38 Land Pride.............................................. 507 Landoll Corp ............................................G3 Lange Supply Inc................................... H61 Latham Hi-Tech Seeds ........................... E22 Le Mars Toy Store .................................. 812 Leading Edge Industries.................K57-K58 Lee Unlimited Power Bench .................. 912 Legacy Steel Buildings ...........................L20 Legend Seeds Inc ...............................E5-E6 Lemken USA Inc ........................... W22-W23 Leon Mfg Company, Inc........................ W39 Lester Building Systems LLC................. E34 Lift’n Buddy ............................................C66 Liquitube Marketing INTL....................... K34 Little Giant Ladders ......................... L64-L65 Little Iron Toys .................................E55-E56 Loftness....................................... 1508-1509 Lorenz Manufacturing ............................ 514 Lorrich Ind Inc ........................................305 Loup Electronics Inc ..............................H30 Lowry Manufacturing Company ............ 729 Lundell Plastics ...................................L1-L2 Lynnes Welding Training Inc.................. E72 M&M Ag Sales................................... N1, N8 Mac’s Inc ...........................................E9-E11 MacDon Inc................................... W25-W29 Machinery Scope ................................... K67 Main Resource Equipment Auctions & Land Sales.......................................... H39 Manchester Mfg Co................................C73 Maple River Winery ................................ 911 Mark Seed Company ............................... C6 Marv Haugen Enterprises Inc ......... 408-410 Maschio Gaspardo................................ W30 Mast Productions ................................. 1071 Master Burn..............................................G2 Mattracks/Fargo Tractor......................... 915 May Wes Mfg ..................................K29-K30 McTavish Steel Works .....................E66-E67 Melet Plastic, LLC ...................................L23 Meridian Manufacturing Group..................... .............................................. 86-87, 108-109 Meridian Seeds ......................................H55 Metalcraft by K ....................................... 907 Micada ............................................614, 638 Midland Diesel Service ..........................C12 Midland Door Solutions .........................728 Midwest Dairy........................................... C1 Midwest Manufacturing...........................L28 Midwest Welding & Drive ....................... 920 Migrant Health Service, Inc.................... K68 Mikes Heating Inc .................................. 215 Miller Loaders....................................... 1610 Minnesota Ag and Rural Leadership ..... K50 Minnesota Pneumatic Products........... 1075 Minn-Kota Communications ..................C78 MN Soybean Growers Assn.....................C9 MNDAK Upstream Coalition ...................L62 Moly Mfg Inc/Silencer .......................... 1031 Monkey Bars Storage of North Dakota......... ............................................ A-06, A-07, A-08 Montag Manufacturing Inc.................... W40 Morris Industries Ltd ....................... 515-517 Morton Buildings Inc.. New Morton Building Motion Industries ............................E49-E50 MTI Distributing ...................................... 646 MudSmith Gauge Wheel........................ 919 Murphy Sales LLC ................................1065 Muscatell Subaru ................................... B10 Mustang Seeds .............................. 922, 927 Mycogen Seeds ..............................A27-A28 NAPA Auto Parts .................................... E26 National Sunﬂower Association/Kelner Communication............... Information Booth ND Dept of Agriculture........................... A22 ND Farm Bureau .................................... 811

NDSU Extension Service/Ag & Biosystems Engineering .............AL10-AL12 Neeralta Manufacturing Inc.................. 1602 Nelson Window Company .....................H35 New Horizons..........................................L39 Nextire Inc .......................................K15-K16 Nodak Mutual Insurance Company.......H59 Norac Inc........................................ H27-H28 Norstar Industries................................... 213 North Country Ag Services .....................L36 North Country Marketing, Inc ....................... .................................. 1410-1411, 1510-1511 North Dakota Corn Growers Association ..... ........................................................ C42-C43 North Dakota Farmers Union................. AL6 North Dakota Highway Patrol ................ K65 North Dakota Living ............. AL7-AL9, AL9A North Dakota One Call............................. A1 North Dakota Operation Lifesaver ....... 3002 North Dakota Soybean Council ............... C7 North Dakota Soybean Growers Assoc...C8 North Dakota State College of Science.C71 North Dakota State Seed Dept ..............C57 North Dakota Trade Ofﬁce ............................ .....................Upstairs - Schollander Pavilion Northern Bag and Box Company ...........L40 Northern Lights USA .............................. K56 Northern Metal Recycling ...................... K14 Northern Plains Equipment Co Inc .. 817-818 Northern Plains Track...................... 615-616 Northern Tool & Equipment ............E46-E47 Northland Buildings Inc ......................... A35 Northland Ford Dealers. 707-710, 1001, 1010 Northland Ford............ 707-710, 1001, 1010 Northstar Agri Industries .........................L19 Northstar Buick & GMC Dealers/Jack Morton ...................................................... B3 NorthStar Genetics Ltd ................. H24, H36 Northwest Tire ........................................ 813 Northwestern Equipment Inc .................C13 Norwood Sales Inc........................................ ........................741-745, 747, 750, W41-W43 Notch Manufacturing Inc ............ 1203-1205 Novid Inc ................................................ 636 Novozymes BioAg, Inc........................... 736 Nuseed........................................... H62-H63 Nutech....................................C25-C26, C37 Nutra-Flo Company ............................... E41 O’Reilly Auto Parts ................................. K41 Ohnstad Twichell Law Firm......................H2 OK Tire Stores.......................... C32-C35, 84 Our Favorite Things ..................................L8 Out Front Power Equipment ................... W1 Peterson Farms Seed Inc .............. C46-C48 Peterson Motors Co ........................ 640-641 Pickett Equipment.................................. 635 Pifers Auction & Realty ..........................902 Pigeon Products & MFG ........................ K60 Plains Grain & Agronomy LLC........E29-E30 Plains Grain & Agronomy LLC/ Environmental Tillage Systems .... W19-W20 PLG Manufacturing ................................ 518 PM AG Sources, Inc ....................... E35-E36 Pneu Tek Tire Tools ......................... L33-L34 Polaris Industries......................... 3004-3006 Poly Tech.............................................. 1043 Prairie Post Frame.................................. K63 Prairie Supply Inc................................. 1027 Praxair Distribution, Inc.......................... 916 Precision Concrete Cutters Inc.......K42-K45 Precision Planting / RDK Enterprises .K5-K6 Premier Lawn & Power........................... 737 Premiere Building Systems Inc.............. E23 Premium Ag Solutions ................ 1402-1403 Prinsco Inc ............................................. 921 Pro Ag Drain...........................................H34 Pro Mags LLC ........................................ K28 Pro-Ag Supply Inc............................... 94-95 Progressive Ag Marketing........................ C4 Property Resources Group .................... K48 Proseed ...........................................A14-A16 Pro-Stitch................................................ 212

Pump Systems LLC ..................................L7 Purple Wave Auction...............................L41 Quality Craft Tools...............................E1-E2 Quality Garage Door .............................. E73 R & M Drainage.......................................L76 Radco ..................................................... 746 Raven Industries ............................. L46-L48 RDO Equipment – Shortlines...... 1307-1308 RDO Truck Center........................... 711-712 Rea Hybrids Inc.............................. C83-C85 Real Industries .......................................814 Real Tuff Inc..................................... 917-918 Reaves Building Systems .............. H40-H41 Red River Commodities ........................ C23 Red River Farm Network.............................. ..................... RRFN Issues & Events Center Redekop Mfg Co.............................A17-A18 Reichhardt Electronic Innovations, Inc.. 721 Reinke Irrigation .............................. 705-706 Reiten Inc ..................................................85 Reliable Energy Solutions...................... K59 Renk Seed..............................................C65 Replacement Flighting Supply ...............L69 Richard Equipment Sales Ltd ......... 922-926 Rite Way MFG .......... 1606-1607, 1706-1707 River Bend Industries Inc............ 1301-1302 Rob See Co..................................... L24-L25 Robert Wilson Painting and Foam Roofing ................................................................ K80 Robo Rock Picker Mfg LLC/Flexxifinger QD Industries............................................... W15 Rolin Manufacturing Co Inc ........ 1060-1061 Rostech Technologies............................ E45 Rust Sales Inc ................... 1012, 1023-1026 RWF Bron................................................L53 RZ Mask ..................................................L75 SI Distributing..................................A32-A34 SI Feeders Div/Schoessow Inc ....... 208-209 Sam’s Club..............................................L26 SB & B Foods Inc................................... E12 SCAFCO Grain Systems................ H37-H38 Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubes........ L29-L30 Schulte Industries Ltd ................. 1303-1304 Schweiss Doors ................................... 2012 Seed Hawk...................................1072-1074 SeedMaster.............................................106 Seedpoint............................................... 102 Semi Trailer Sales ................ 623, 647, 4000 SFP..........................................................L72 Sheyenne Tooling & Mfg................. 519-520 Shivvers Mfg Inc..................................... 639 Shoup Mfg Co.................................K51-K52 Shur-Co of ND........................................ 730 Sierra Industries ......................................L73 Sioux Falls Truck & Trailer...................... 107 Sitzman Ag Marketing Group of KC ......H21 SK Food International ............................ A23 Soucy International ....................... W33-W34 Sparks Custom Trailers LLC .................. 121 Spray Target ...........................................C81 Sprayflex Sprayers Inc .................... 644-645 Spreader Specialties.............................. 214 Stanley Vidmar........................................L71 Starion Financial ....................................H60 Steffes Group Inc ..................................... C2 Stein’s Inc........................................K17-K19 Stine Seed Company..................... C58-C59 Stoller USA ............................................... K4 Storage Boxes Etc ............................... 1805 Stor-Loc............................................ H9-H10 Summers Mfg Co Inc ....... 318-323, 418-423 Sundby’s Featherlite Trailer Sales .. 501-502 SunOpta ..........................................A49-A50 Swanston Equipment Company Inc............. ........................................................ 740, 751 Swenson Financial..................................L83 Syngenta ................................................C68 Syngenta Cereals...................................C56 T F Leisure Marketing ............................ K66 Taylor Made Building Systems ...............L11 TCF Equipment Finance .................K82-K83 Teamco Inc........................................... 1062

Technology Crops International............. A11 Telpro Inc.........................................K32-K33 Tennant Company.............................K8-K10 Terog Manufacturing Company ......E63-E64 The Color Wheel .....................................L79 The Grain Handler.................................. 317 The Hay Manager ................................ 2010 The Insulation Place...............................H32 Thunder Seeds, Inc ............................... H57 Tightline Drainage ................................ 1503 Timewell Drainage Products................. W32 TIREBOSS.......................................E16-E17 Titan Outlet Store ............................ 611-612 Tool Warehouse, Inc ............................. W24 Topcon Precision Agriculture..........K20-K23 Total Ag Technologies.................... H51-H52 Total Track & Performance Products ..... 609 Tough-T Manufacturing .................. C16-C17 Towing Products/ Petri Distributing ....... 506 Toy Farmer Publications ........................C70 Tracat, LLC ............................................. 809 Tractor House......................................... K31 Trail King Industries – “Red River” Series..... ......................................................... 220-221 Trench Wheels ....................................... K81 Trouble Free Lighting ............................. K62 TRS Industries Inc.................................. 722 Truck Utilities ................................... 406-407 TrueNorth Steel ....................................... M3 TSR Parts Co........................................ 1505 Twin City Garage Door...........................C72 Ultimate Transportation................... 201-203 United Blood Services .................................. ................................. Health & Safety Center United Lease & Finance, Inc.................. C89 United Pulse Trading.............................. K36 United Soybean Board .................. C10-C11 Unverferth Mfg Co, Inc....................B04-B07 USA Fuel Trailers.................................. 1811 USDA – Farm Service Agency (FSA)..... A21 USDA/National Ag Statistics Service ..... A24 V & M Dist Co Inc ................................... 124 Valley Petroleum Equipment...................L13 Van Ahn & Company, Inc.......................H58 Versatile....................... W45-W47, W58-W60 Video Surveillance Solutions ......... H16-H17 Virtual Farm Manager (VFM, LLC) ..........L18 Visto’s Trailer Sales ......................... 509-510 WW Wallwork Truck Center ............719-720 Walinga USA, Inc ................................. 1305 Walters Buildings ................................... K24 Waste Oil Furnace................................ 1042 Watkins Quality Products........................L49 Wedgcor Steel Buildings ................E37-E38 Wells Fargo Bank ................................... E70 Wensman Seed.............................. C62-C64 West Bred...............................................C79 West Central Ag Services ......................C80 West Country Products............... 1708-1711 Westeel............................................ 416-417 Western Equipment Finance ................. E39 Western Farm Sales, Inc ........................ 216 Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion ....................................................H1 Western Products............................A19-A20 Westﬁeld Industries (AGI) ............................. ........................ Arena – S Center, 1029-1030 Wheatheart Mfg (AGI) ..................... 748-749 Wilbur Ellis Company......................A42-A43 Wil-Rich LLC/Wishek............ 90-92, 112-114 Windows Plus Inc...................................C29 Winﬁeld........................................... C52-C53 Wolf Trax USA .........................................L77 Your Next Tire.................................. L42-L43 Zimmatic – Lindsay Manufacturing ..E75-E76

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Fast Mfg. expands Executives ready for Big Iron n

By Mikkel Pates

Agweek Staff Writer

FARGO, N.D. — When it comes to spraying, at least one company wants

you to think Fast. Cody Fast is chief financial officer of Fast Manufacturing Inc. in Mountain Lake, Minn. The company will dis-

play its wares at Big Iron Sept. 9 to 11 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo, N.D. And it’s a classic Big Iron farm family story. Fast Manufacturing was started in 1990 by farmers Verlyn and Nancy Fast, who still own the company. Cody and his brother, Brandon, are also in the business. The company says 75 percent of its 100 employees have been or are directly involved in farming operations. As the company fable goes, in 1988, Verlyn built a flat-fold sprayer for his own use. “Some of the neighbors saw it, and the next year I think he made two or three more to sell and it’s been developed into what it is today,” Cody says.

Products The company’s two main products are pull-type sprayers and liquid fertilizer applicators. Sprayers start with 500-gallon tanks with a 45-foot boom and the largest is a 2,400-gallon tank and a 132-foot boom. “We try to make sure our main dimensions involved with our product are going to make the most sense and keep the most money in farmers’ pockets,” Cody says. FAST: See Page 21

Mikkel Pates, Agweek

G Fast Manufacturing’s Cody Fast, chief financial officer (right), and brother Brandon Fast, marketing manager, are the next generation in a company their parents, Verlyn and Nancy, started in 1990.

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FAST

Continued from Page 20 Fast promotes a design that minimizes crop damage. “We take a lot of pride in our boom ride, so farmers don’t have to worry about where their boom is dipping down in the crop as they go through the field,” Cody says. In the past five years, the company has seen the most growth with its sidedressing liquid applicators. “You inject the 28 percent nitrogen products right into the soil,” Cody says. “The practice has grown because you have split application of nitrogen. You can put some on before you plant, and then give a shot of nitrogen to your corn, and you also use it in wheat right before the high-growth stage.” Fast says studies show side-dressing is most effective at the three- and eight-leaf corn stage, right before the high-growth stage. The company also makes liquid fertilizer applicators, which is the tool for side-dressing. Tank sizes range from 1,050 gallons to 2,400-gallons, with tool bars 30 to 90 feet long. The longest tool bar was introduced in 2011 and is one of the few on the market that wide.

Manufacturing move In early July, the company opened a new, 144,000-square-foot manufacturing facility north of Windom, Minn., on U.S. Highway 71. It moved in an automated, powder-coat paint process and assembly functions first. A second phase is scheduled for mid-September, including raw material through welding and fabrication. “We’ll have 65 to 70 employees in that location,” Cody says. The company has ramped up employees in the past two years, going from roughly 60 to 100. Over-thecounter parts will still be based in Mountain Lake, as well as engineering, prototyping and most administrative staff. Fast sells through the Upper Midwest — North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. It has a sales and over-the-counter parts location in Gilman, Ill., which services Fast dealers east of the Mississippi River.

“We take a lot of pride in our boom ride, so farmers don’t have to worry about where their boom is dipping down in the crop as they go through the field.” Cody Fast CFO, Fast Manufacturing Inc.

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G Fast Manufacturing Inc.’s 9500T Fast Sprayer is the largest the company makes. Fast has administrative offices in Mountain Lake, Minn., and manufacturing in Windom, Minn. The company will be at Big Iron again this year, displaying its equipment for show goers. In the past five years, Fast has seen the most growth with its side-dressing liquid applicators.

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