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Grass & Grain, November 30, 2010Page 13Kansas HayMarket ReportHay trade moderate. Demand moderate to strong forstock cow, grinding alfalfa and alfalfa pellets, moderate for dairy alfalfa and grass hay. The coldest weatherof the season is expected Thursday and Friday, but dry.The snow storms have been tracking North of Kansas.Demand remains strong for the tight supply of grindingand stock cow quality alfalfa. There is a good supply ofBMR sudan and other roughages as winter approaches.If you have hay for sale or pasture to rent or need hayor grazing, use the services of the Hay and Pasture Exchange www.kfb.org/hayandpasture /default.htmSouthwest KansasDairy alfalfa and grinding alfalfa steady to firm.Movement moderate. Alfalfa, Horse, small squares,220.00-250.00, large squares 160.00; Dairy, Supreme130.00-155.00, instances Clippings 175.00; Premium130.00-145.00; Fair-Good, 115.00-125.00. Utility-Fairgrinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, 100.00-120.00.Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and dairies125.00-140.00, ground-on-the-truck 118.00-125.00. Theweek of 11/15-20 10,996T grinding alfalfa and 1,975T ofdairy alfalfa were delivered. BMR Sudan, Good largebales 65.00-75.00. Bermuda, good large square bales125.00. PM6 grass, Good, small squares 175.00-190.00,large round 110.00. Teff grass, Good small squares200.00. Straw, large bales 45.00-55.00, some 60.00 delivered. Cornstalks 35.00-45.00, instances 50.00.South Central KansasDairy and grinding alfalfa steady, alfalfa pelletssteady to 5.00 higher. Movement moderate to spots active. Alfalfa, Horse, Clippings large square 185.00;Dairy, 65-85 cents/point RFV, Supreme, 120.00-150.00, alittle 160.00; Premium 115.00-130.00; Good 95.00-115.00;Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field75.00-100.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots105.00-120.00. The week of 11/15-20, 5,544T of grindingalfalfa and 1,834T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Alfalfa pellets: Sun Cured 15 pct protein 150.00-160.00;Sun Cured 17 pct 155.00-170.00; Dehydrated 17 pct190.00-200.00. Straw, large bales 50.00-55.00. Cornstalks,large bales 37.00-50.00.Southeast KansasAlfalfa, brome and prairie hay steady. Movementmoderate. Alfalfa: Horse and goat, mid square 180.00200.00. Stock Cow and sheep, mid squares Good-Premium 130.00-140.00, Good 110.00-125.00; Bluestem: Good,small squares 90.00-100.00, mostly 90.00-95.00, mid andPlace SecurityBack Into Towing Luverne Truck Equipmentlarge squares 65.00-85.00, mostly 75.00-80.00, largerounds 40.00-60.00. Mulch, large rounds 45.00-50.00.Brome: Good, Small squares 100.00-110.00 mid andlarge squares 80.00-100.00, large rounds 50.00-70.00.Fescue, large bales 65.00.Northwest KansasDairy and grinding alfalfa steady. Movement slow tomoderate. Alfalfa: Dairy, Premium 125.00. Good, Stockcow 90.00-100.00. Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at theedge of the field 70.00-90.00, mostly 70.00-80.00; Groundand delivered to feedlots and dairies 105.00-120.00. Oathay Fair-Good, large round bales 65.00. BMR Sudan,large round bales 60.00-65.00.North Central-Northeast KansasDairy alfalfa steady to firm, grinding alfalfa steadyto 10.00 higher, prairie hay and brome steady. Movement slow. Alfalfa: Dairy, Supreme, 130.00-150.00; Premium 120.00-130.00; Utility-Fair grinding alfalfa at theedge of the field, 70.00-85.00, mostly 75.00-80.00, alfalfaGround-on-the-truck 90.00-100.00, Ground and delivered 100.00-110.00. Grass hay: Bluestem Good, smallsquares, 3.50-4.00/bale, 90.00-100.00, Mid squares 70.0080.00, large rounds 25.00-30.00/bale, 50.00-65.00/T.Brome: Good, small squares,4.50/bale, 90.00-120.00/T,Mid squares, 75.00-95.00, large round, 25.00-35.00/bale,50.00-65.00/T, Fair 40.00-50.00/T. Grass Mulch, largeround 45.00-60.00. 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FourTrax Foreman and Best on Earth are trademarks of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (MM/YY)Centralia, d. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large squaresunless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the most recent sales.*RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula. **TDNcalculated using the Western formula. Quantitative factorsare approximate, and many factors can affect feedingvalue. Values based on 100% dry matter (TDN showingboth 100% & 90%). Guidelines are to be used with visualappearance and intent of sale (usage).Source: Kansas Dept of Ag-USDA Market News Service,Dodge City.Steve Hessman, Rich Hruska, OIC (620) 227-8881 24hour price information (620) 369-9311 www.ams. usda.gov/mnreports/DC GR310.txt The Kansas Hay Market Reportis provided by the Kansas Department of Agriculture withtechnical oversight from the USDA Agricultural MarketingService.1209 N. PERRY, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS Exhaust WorkDROP ‘N LOCKSPerry Owens, president of the Kansas Cattlemen's Association, talks to the attendees of the 2010 KCA Convention & Trade Show. Perry is part owner and manager of Ottawa County Feeders near Minneapolis.HESS & SONS SALVAGE, INC. DewEze Hay HandlingMyronized35,000-lb. GTWHunter Lanier, Walton, exhibited the reserve championRed Angus heifer at the Kansas Junior Livestock Show.COMM.CO. INC. PREPARED #2 IRON: 190.00 NET TON DELIVERED MIXED FARM MACHINERY: 130.00 ELECTRIC MOTORS: 24 PER LB. BATTERIES: 20 PER LB.ALSO BUYING: PREPARED MACHINE CAST, ALUMINUM,ALUMINUM CANS, BRASS, A/C SEALED UNITS,PREPARED NON-MAGNETIC STAINLESS STEEL,OLD CARS w- Clear Titles, fluids must be drained.CALL: 800-825-4377 For Current PricesROLL-OFF CONTAINERS AVAILABLE, ASK FOR LANNY(PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE!)CATTLE AUCTIONEVERY FRIDAYSTARTING 9:00 A.M. ON CULL COWSFOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M.OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINESPECIAL COW SALE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15STARTING AT 11:00 AMComplete dispersal consisting of 45 fancy homeraised blk &bwf spring calving cows, 5-6 yrs old bred to Hinkson Angusbulls to start calving Feb. 2067 Big Gentle Fancy black heifers, bred to LBW Angusbulls to start calving Jan. 25th for 70 day calving period. All shots including Guardian Scourguard.25 Big Gentle Fancy black 1st calf heifers sired byOleen Angus bull bred to LBW Angus bull to startcalving Feb. 5th for 70 day calving period, all shotsincluding Scourguard.15 black 2nd calf heifers, bred to Angus bulls to startcalving March 15th3 bwf 1st calf heifers with big summer calves by side,exposed back to Angus bull.CONSIGNMENTS FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3106 Angus steers and heifers, weaned, 450-600 lbs100 Choice Rep. bulls & heifers 450-600 lbs85 black Steers, longtime weaned, all shots, electric fence and bunk broke, 600-650 lbs85 Choice Rep. black steers and heifers, 2 round shots, 45 days weaned, 500-650 lbs65 Choice Rep. black steers, few heifers, 750-900 lbs60 black and bwf steers and heifers, weaned 30 days, 450-600 lbs51 black feeder heifers, 750-800 lbs40 black steers and heifers, 500-650 lbs40 black steers and heifers, spring shots, 550-700 lbs39 Choice Hereford feeder steers, 900-950 lbs30 black and bwf steers and heifers, 550-650 lbs30 Angus steers and heifers, 2 round shots, weaned 90 days, 500-600 lbs25 black and crossbred steers and heifers, weaned, 600-700 lbs20 Hereford steers, bulls, heifers, 450-500 lbs18 Choice Rep. Hereford steers and heifers, 775-825 lbs16 black steers, 2 round shots, bunk broke, weaned 6 weeks, 600-700 lbs15 black steers and heifers, 600-725 lbs13 black steers and heifers, 525-575 lbs12 Hereford OCV open heifers, 500-600 lbs10 bwf steers and heifers, weaned 3 weeks, shots, 550-700 lbs10 purebred Angus steers, 3 round shots, bunk broke, weaned 5 weeks, 700-750 lbs2 homeraised locker beef heifers, 1400 lbs1 Traveler Angus Bull, 3 yrs old, semen testedUpcoming Special Cow Sales: December 15th, January 19th, February 16th, March 16th & April 13th——————————— FIELD REPRESENTATIVES — Visit Us On The Web — www.mcclivestock.com ——————————JOHN CLINEONAGA785-889-4775Cell: 785-532-8381SAM GRIFFINBURNS620-726-5877Cell: 620-382-7502BRENT MILLERALMA785-765-3467Cell: 785-587-7824ALAN HUBBARDOLSBURG785-468-3552Cell: 785-410-5011MERVIN SEXTONMANHATTAN785-537-7295Cell: 785-770-2622BILL RAINEMAPLE HILL785-256-4439Cell: 785-633-4610TOM TAULMANHATTAN785-537-0036Cell: 785-556-1422JEFF BROOKSBEATTIE785-353-2263Cell: 785-562-6807BRYCE HECKLINN785-348-5448Cell: 785-447-0456
Kansas buffalo producers Farmers warned ofgetting high pricesfabricated building scamGrass & Grain, November 30, 2010The Nebraska FarmBureau and state attorney general are warningfarmers to be wary of abusiness that promisesfabricated outbuildingsbut never delivers.Attorney General JonBruning says one of thevictims paid 15,000 toFargo, N.D.-based Quality Steel Buildings for abuilding he never got.Quality Steel Buildings also does businessas Pioneer Building Systems, which was incorpo-ratedinMinnesota.Numbers were not listedfor the businesses, norfor owner Dennis Burton.Burton’s businesseshave run into trouble before. Last year, he wassued by the Minnesotaattorney general forcharging 260,000 forbuildings he never delivered to farmers. In NorthDakota, Burton agreedin 2008 to pay consumers 300,000 for deceptivebusiness practices.NCTAUCTIONIOLIFETIME COLLECTIBLESCTIONAuthor Dan Yunk signs a copy of one of his children’sbooks for Linda Griffitt, Columbus, at the Kansas FarmBureau annual meeting. The series of four books isdesigned to inform young people with little or no background in farming of the important role agriculture playsin their lives.AU(AP) — Kansas buffalo producers have seen demandfor their product spike and are scrambling to meet a rising demand for hormone-free, low-cholesterol meat options.Prices at a buffalo auction this week at the MaxwellWildlife Refuge in central Kansas were twice as high asthey were five years ago, and producers are hailing theprospects that demand will continue to rise.“Everyone is looking for it,” said Dick Gehring, a Newton firefighter and buffalo producer from Moundridge.“Today is a prime example. We have buyers from Iowa,from South Dakota, North Dakota and several otherstates. They are here to fill their trucks, and they have alot of orders to fill.”Gehring, a member of the Kansas Buffalo Associationboard, said it will take another five or six years of growthbefore producers are able to meet customers’ needs, theHutchinson News reported Friday.“Everything is based on carcass price,’’ he said. “Demand for meat has outstripped supply.”Turnout at Wednesday’s auction near Canton, inMcPherson County, was sparse, but that didn’t stopprices from hitting some of their highest marks thisdecade.Prices were averaging 2 to 2.25 a pound for biggeranimals, while young calves were selling for 2.50 to 3 apound. In 2005, prices were roughly 1.20 a pound forcalves and 1.10 to 1.20 per pound for older animals.Jerry Schmidt, a Haven-area producer who alsoserves on the state buffalo association board, estimatedprices were at least 50 percent higher than a year ago, ifnot more.Gehring expects prices to be even higher at the association’s annual sale Dec. 4 in Salina. The associationhas consigned 360 head, and he said prices have the potential to hit 3.25 per pound for bull calves and nearly 3 per pound for heifer calves.He credits better marketing for the growth in demandfor buffalo, touted as rich in vitamins and minerals whilelow in fat, cholesterol and calories. Since buffalo tend toeat grass and have very little handling by producers,they also tend to be free of hormones.The National Bison Association said the nation’s buffalo herds were nearly wiped out by the 1880s, and thereare fewer than 1,000 animals in existence.Stock numbers have been rising as the buffalothrived, especially on public lands, and there now aremore than 220,000 head, the association said.AUPage 14SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 — 10:00 AM4-H Building, 702 Fairway DriveRUSSELL, KANSASJOAN NICHOL, deceasedFenton Baskets; Carousels; Bassano Ceramics; Dreamsicles; Holland Molds; Hobnail Glass;Crowning Touch Collectibles;Salem Collections-Country Blessings, Etc.; Westland Collectibles;Avon; Pottery From Brazil, Germany, Australia, Japan; Enesco;Household Fairies; Various Glass Pitchers; Carnival Glass of AllTypes; Sea Shell Figurines; 1996 Holiday Barbies; Imperial Porcelain; Opal Essence Pot; Vaseline Satin Glass; Carts, Sleighs, Sleds,Etc.; Napco-Limited Edition-Birds; Tilso Pottery; Miniature Musicalitems, some w. cases-Violins, Mandolin, Bass Fiddle, Guitars, etc.;Clocks of all Kinds; Globes; Collector Plates From Bavaria; ShotGlasses; Depression Glass; Platters, footed; Floral Cameos byLenalin; Papel Figurines; Domed Butter Dishes- Royal Albert,; Allyn &Nelson Fine China; Home Interior Items; Lead Pencil & Ink Pen Sets;Bird Houses; China Cabinets; Assorted Bells; Romance Collection;Italian Guard Figurines; Burton & Burton Tea Set; Small Sail Ships;Spoon Collection; Love Figurines; Angel Collection; Bird Collection;Fenton Hand Painted Egg Collection; Precious Moments Collection;Doll Collection-All Sizes; Fenton Vases; Basket Collection; CarouselCollection; Miniature Tea Set Collection; Porcelain Dolls; MiniaturePiano Collections; Heavenly Cherubs; Blue & White Hobnail; PaintedEggs- St. Petersburg, Russia; Fritz & Floyd Items; Limoges China;Franz China; Hallmark Items; Rosaries; Doll Dresses; World Globes;Doll Furniture; Shirley Temple clothes; Christmas Ornaments; ChattyCathy; Depression Glass; Old German Dolls; Alabaster JewelryBoxes; R S Germany Antique Dishes; Doll Truck; Crystal Figurines;Ferris Wheel; Weather House; 1920’s Ladies Purse.China/Glassware: Tuscan Fine China; Thames China; Delft Blue;Enamelware-Green, Yellow, & Blue w/White; Silver Salt & Pepper;Earthenware; Cruets; 24% Lead China; Irice Glassware; KitchenItems, Furniture: Dressing Vanity; Princess Dresser w/Beveled Adjustable Mirror; Duncan Phyfe Dining Table & Chairs; Ornate CornerFloor Shelf; Kitchen Cabinet; Tea Tables; Round Claw Foot ParlorTable; Cherry Wood Arm Chair; 7-Drawer Jewelry Stands; 4 DrawerChests; Cedar Chest; Glass Front Display Shelf; Household &Misc.: Oil Lamps-Regular & Miniature; Scented Candles; JewelryCases; Hat Boxes; Fur Purse; Blankets, Spreads; Boss Work Gloves;Panasonic Plus Vacuum; Bath Linens; Doilies; Comforters; Sachets.Jewelry: Sterling Jewelry; Costume Jewelry and MUCH MORE!Upcoming Coin Auction: Sat., Dec. 18, 10 AMKnights of Columbus, Hoisington, KSCheck our website for more information:WWW.SCHREMMERAUCTION.COMAUCTIONFARM MACHINERY - HOUSEHOLD - ANTIQUESSATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 — 10:00 AMLOCATION: 3001 Daniels Drive, Manhattan, KansasDue to the death of my husband, I will sell the following items. Located fromthe Jcts. of Fort Riley Blvd. and Hwy 177 along the South edge of Manhattan, Kansas, go 2 miles South on Hwy. 177 to Deep Creek Rd (which is alsoRiley County No. 911). Go East and South on Deep Creek Rd. 4.1 milesEast to Daniels Drive (which is Riley Co. 422). Go 1 mile East on Daniels Dr.OR from the Jcts. of I-70 and Hwy. 177 South of Manhattan, Kansas go Easton I-70 to the Deep Creek Rd. exit which is Exit 316, then go 4 miles Northto Daniels Dr., then 1 mile East to 3001 Daniels Drive, Manhattan, Kansas.SALE ORDER: 10:00 AM: Tools, and Farm Misc. 10:30 AM: Householdand Antiques. 12:30 PM: Tractors and Machinery. We will run 2 rings untilthe household items are sold. Machinery can be viewed on or after Friday, Nov. 26, 1 to 5 PM.row 3 pt. curler; Work Saver 3pt. bale unroller; Woods 7’ 3 pt.rotary mower, good; McCormick 5’ 3 pt. rotary mower;Continental trail-type boomsprayer w/300 gal. fiberglasstank; No. 100 IHC manurespreader; 2 John Deere 4TRACTOR, LOADER,wheel running gears; 2 otherTRUCKS & COMBINErunning gears; Posthole digger,2002 John Deere 7410 MFWA3 pt.; Hyd. log splitter; Old haytractor w/1570 hrs., power& grain elevator.quad trans., triple hyd. outlets,ANTIQUE MACHINERYleft hand forward/reverse lever,Old MM model SH 1 row corn18.4x38 radial tires, heavy rearpicker; single row stock cutter;weights, 14.9x28R front tiressingle row curler; small disc; 2w/fenders. This tractor sells asbottom No. 44 JD plow; 2-rowa unit w/a JD 740 self-levelingIHC curler; JD 2 row pull-typeloader w/joy stick control, extralister; A.T. Ferrell No. 57 woodremote for accumulator oren seed cleaner; Old woodengrapple, 7’ bucket, both tractorbox wagon w/wooden spokeand loader are in A-1 shape;wheels, shedded; Old ironJohn Deere pallet fork and balewheel box wagon, shedded;fork combination; 1997 JohnAssorted iron wheels; BuzzDeere 7810 tractor w/1740saw w/blade.hrs., power quad trans., deluxeLIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT,cab, heavy rear weights, frontTOOLS & FARM MISC.weights, 18.4x42 radial tiresPriefert head gate; old loadingand duals, a clean tractor; 2005chute; 5 big round bale feeders;GMC 2500 HD 4x4 pickup2 square bale feeders w/bunks;w/26,400 miles, AT, SLE cab,new wire panels; 12’ feed bunk;grill guard, Luverne steps &11 big bales of alfalfa andAdrian steel toolbox, goosegrass hay; pile of square balesneck hitch, a sharp pickup;of alfalfa; Butler 1000 bu. metal1974 Chevy C-60 truckgrain bin; (3) 300 gal. fuel barw/51,000 miles, 350 motor, 4rels w/stands; 12 volt 100 gal.spd./2 spd. w/15’ fold downportable fuel tank; 225 LincolnKnapheide metal side bedwelder; heavy welder extensionw/hoist, good shape; 1990cord; large metal work bench;John Deers 9500 combine,large anvil on stand; MilwaukeeSNH09500X638085, 3122 envise; 3/4” drive socket set; asgine hrs., 2210 separator hrs.,sorted wrenches and other2 spd. engine, shedded, goodhand tools; assorted JD parts;shape; 2002 John Deere 918 Foil, grease, etc.; large metal18’ Hume reel header w/plasticbolt bin; other metal cabinets; 3fingers, good shape.McCall pattern cabinets; transHAYING EQUIPMENTfer pump.John Deere 467 cover edge netANTIQUE FURNITURE &wrap big baler w/mega-wideCOLLECTIBLESpickup, bale kicker, only baledOld wood heating stove; old468 bales, shedded, A-1platform scale; hand crankshape; John 348 square baler,Montgomery Ward cream sepstring tie, shedded, good; Farmarator; Emerson upright cabiHand bale accumulator; Farmnet Grand Piano w/bench; lotsHand bale fork; New Hollandof sheet music; old Truetone495 12’ swather; New Hollandtube-type radio; very old Edi256 Rolabar hay rake w/dollyson Standard phonograph w/2wheels; John Deere No. 37 7’horns; many old Edison cylintrail-type mower.der records; many 45 & 33RPM records; old woodenTRAILER, GRAIN CART &ukulele; old metal egg incubaOTHER MACHINERYtor; many old books of allCircle D 20’ gooseneck stocktypes, incl. a John Deere 530,trailer w/sliding center gate,630, and 730 tractor magazine,good; Killbros 590 grain cartSH Minneapolis Moline cornw/23.1x26 tires, very good; Killpicker book; AC WD operator’sbros model 350 gravity boxmanual; wooden egg crate; oldwagon w/6” hyd. auger, good;jars; old buffet w/beveled mirSeries30Grain-O-Vatorror; old wooden rockerw/double side boards, good;w/cushioned seat; 2 old leaded1999 John Deere 1750 Concolored glass windows; oldservation 6 row 30” MaxSinger sewing machine in cabEmerge, plus Vacu Meter no-t
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