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Bryanna Hite, Valley Center, center, and Morgan Woodbury, Quenemo, right, received the Kansas Angus Association Young Angus Producer scholar-ship at the 2018 Kansas Angus Association Annual Meeting and Banquet, Jan. 20 in Lawrence. Pictured presenting the awards is Neal Haverkamp, 2018 Kansas Angus Association president, left.

Cale Hinrichsen, Westmoreland, right, received the Kenneth and Lorene Moore Memorial Scholar-ship at the 2019 Kansas Angus Association Annual Meeting and Banquet, Jan. 26 in Lawrence. Pictured presenting the award is Jessica Woodrow, Kansas Angus Auxiliary scholarship chairman.

Pictured from left are: Kevin Capistran (Minn.), Clark Coleman (North Dakota), Lance Hourigan (South Dakota), Karl Esping (Ks.).

Several members of the National Sunflower Associa-tion’s board of directors spend time recently in Washing-ton, D.C. Members made visits to members of Congress from Kansas, Minnesota, North and South Dakota about Farm Bill implementation, Fiscal Year 2020 appropriations and enactment of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. In addition, the group met with officials from the USDA APHIS/Wildlife Services to discuss blackbird depredation concerns, USDA Risk Management Agency addressing quality adjustments for con-oil sunflower and USDA Ag-ricultural Research Service to support the National Sclero-tinia Initiative.

National Sunflower Association board members go to Washington, D.C.

Western Kansas Man-ufacturers Association (WKMA), sponsor of the annual 3i Show, has once again announced the avail-ability of scholarships to area technical colleges, vo-cational colleges and uni-versities for the 2019-2020 school year.

Scholarships are avail-able at Barton Community College, Colby Commu-nity College, Dodge City Community College, Gar-den City Community Col-lege, NCK Tech (North

Central Kansas Technical College), Northwest Kan-sas Technical College, Seward County Commu-nity College/Area Tech School, Fort Hays State University, Kansas State University and the Univer-sity of Kansas.

Qualifying students are U.S. citizens residing in western Kansas who have graduated from a western Kansas high school. The scholarships are for fresh-man students with pref-erence given to those en-

rolling in Agri-Business, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering, Pre-Engineer-ing or Business Adminis-tration. Scholarship appli-cations should be made di-rectly through the individu-al school’s financial aid or scholarship department.

WKMA scholarships are partially funded each year by the sale of three hundred limited-edition belt buckles commem-orating the upcoming 3i Show. Buckle order forms are available online at www.3ishow.com/3ishow/merchandise. Buckles will

also be available for sale March 21-23 at the 65th Annual 3i Show in Dodge City at the Western State Bank Expo Center.

For more information regarding scholarships, buckles or the 65th An-nual 3i SHOW, visit ww-w.3ishow.com, or contact the WKMA office directly toll-free at 877-405-2883 or locally at 620-227-8082. To receive continued up-dates and information about the 3i Show and upcoming events, follow the 3i Show on Twitter and like the 3i Show Facebook Page.

WKMA scholarships available for 2019-2020 school year

Manhattan Commission Company -13

For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.com

DRY CREEK FARMS For More Info Call: 785-476-8096

1 GELBVIEH & 3 BALANCER BULLS SELL:

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

Lots:68, 71, 76, 78, 78A

More bulls available at the farm!

AUCTIONSUNDAY, MARCH 24, 2019 — 10:00 AMLocated at Wischropp Auction Facility, 930 Laing St.,

OSAGE CITY, KANSASLong 450 DTC Land Trac. dsl tractor, FWA w/long front loader, bucket & grapple, nice; Ford 9N tractor; 13 Dia-mond C-45 HDT 83x24 tilt bed bumper pull trailer; EZ-Go golf cart, gas, 4-wheel; 2 IH Cub Cadets Series 100 & 1430; 2 King Kutter 5’ & 6’ rot. mow-ers; utility 9x51/2 dump bed trailer; Swisher walk-behind string trimmer; Limbhog bucket

mount hyd. chain saw; LG Tru-esteam washer & dryer; Ashley plush divan, nice; some vintage glassware; Maytag small chest freezer; Powerback 5000w generator; Whirlpool double door ref., older unit; good se-lection of shop and tools, some Craftsman, SnapOn; welding & fishing items & MUCH, MUCH MORE!

WISCHROPP AUCTIONS785-828-4212

Pics & info: www.wischroppauctions.com

NOTE: Something for everyone! KS Sales Tax Applies For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comLimited Number of Performance Tested Seedstock for Sale at Ranch

R BAR W ANGUSWanda Guess 785-851-0375 16056 T Road, Mayetta, KS 66509

EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE ANGUS

BULLS SELL 78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALE

Wednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PMMitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

Selling Lots # 7, 32, 38Bulls good for raising replacement heifers

COMM.CO. INC.

CATTLE AUCTIONEVERY FRIDAY

STARTING 10:00 A.M. ON WEIGH COWS FOLLOWED BY STOCKER FEEDERS — 11:00 A.M.

OFFICE PHONE 785-776-4815 • OWNERS MERVIN SEXTON & JOHN CLINE

MANHATTAN1-800-834-1029

Toll-Free

Our CONSIGNMENTS can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online subscriptionDue to the bad spots in the country roads and the tough conditions in the feedlot country, we had a light run for our sale Friday, March 15. Following is a partial listing:STEER & BULL CALVES — 500-525 LBSPomona 3 blk 511@173.00Pomona 6 blk 397@171.00Kansas City 5 blk 514@164.50

STEERS & BULLS — 575-1,100 LBSAlta Vista 4 blk 582@168.00Hoyt 12 blk 629@163.50Alta Vista 49 blk 726@148.75Pomona 3 Hereford 776@128.00Emporia 3 blk 1096@80.50

HEIFER CALVES — 325-550 LBSJunction City 9 blk 548@152.00Pomona 4 blk 347@151.00Junction City 3 Hereford 536@150.00Pomona 7 blk 426@147.00

Vermillion 7 Hereford 538@143.00Kansas City 3 blk 546@140.00Soldier 4 blk 420@140.00Soldier 9 blk 495@138.00

HEIFERS — 550-1,000 LBSClay Center 3 blk 573@144.50Spring Hill 6 blk 596@142.00Pomona 4 blk 576@140.50Spring Hill 5 blk 670@132.50Vermillion 9 Hereford 627@130.50Tiburon, CA 15 blk 718@130.50Tiburon, CA 6 blk 815@127.25Hoyt 4 blk 695@125.00Vermillion 3 Hereford 716@122.50Grantville 4 blk 992@115.00

BULLS — 1,450-2,250 LBSEmporia 2 blk 942@87.00Emporia 3 blk 1096@80.50Tecumseh 1 blk 2070@76.50Blue Rapids 1 blk 1745@76.00

Emporia 1 blk 1320@75.00Junction City 2 blk 1577@74.50Wamego 1 blk 1865@72.50Manhattan 1 blk 1510@62.50COWS & HEIFERETTES —975-1,825 LBSOnaga 1 bwf 815@123.50Prairie Village 1 Red Ang 960@117.00Junction City 1 blk 1030@109.00Alma 1 blk 840@108.00Alma 1 blk 910@107.00Frankfort 1 blk 1055@99.00Prairie Village 1 Red Ang 1075@96.00Junction City 1 Hereford 980@91.00Alma 1 blk 1050@78.00Randolph 1 blk 885@76.00Junction City 2 bwf 1145@75.50Alma 1 blk 995@73.00Frankfort 1 blk 1560@70.00

Blue Rapids 1 blk 1790@70.00Alta Vista 1 blk 1655@69.75Alta Vista 1 bwf 1515@69.50Alma 1 blk 1140@69.00Frankfort 1 blk 1075@66.50Tecumseh 1 blk 1420@61.00Onaga 1 blk 1280@61.00Junction City 1 blk 1190@55.50Blue Rapids 1 blk 1495@55.00Valley Falls 1 Cross 1395@54.50Wamego 1 blk 1235@54.50Frankfort 1 blk 1395@52.50Clay Center 1 blk 1440@50.00

BABY CALVESClay Center 2 blk @400.00Onaga 1 blk @360.00Wamego 2 Cross @225.00

JOHN CLINE SAM GRIFFIN BRENT MILLER ALAN HUBBARD MERVIN SEXTON BILL RAINE TOM TAUL JEFF BROOKS BRYCE HECK DAN COATESONAGA BURNS ALMA OLSBURG MANHATTAN MAPLE HILL MANHATTAN BEATTIE LINN BALDWIN785-889-4775 620-726-5877 785-765-3467 785-468-3552 Cell: 785-770-2622 785-256-4439 785-537-0036 785-353-2263 785-348-5448 785-418-4524Cell: 785-532-8381 Cell: 620-382-7502 Cell: 785-587-7824 Cell: 785-410-5011 Home: 785-537-7295 Cell: 785-633-4610 Cell: 785-556-1422 Cell: 785-562-6807 Cell: 785-447-0456

————————— FIELD REPRESENTATIVES —————————

VISIT US ON THE WEB FOR DAILY CONSIGNMENT UPDATES AT WWW.MCCLIVESTOCK.COM

Upcoming Special Stock Cow & Bred Heifer Sale Dates • Wednesday’s starting at 11:00 AM2019: March 20 • April 10 • May 1

EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 29• 45 choice blk strs & hfrs, complete rd shots, 450-600 lbs.• 30 choice Gelv Angus cross strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, 500-600 lbs.• 75 choice Angus strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, 400-550 lbs.• 80 choice reputation OCV Montana origin F-1 bwf replacement hfrs, 4

rds shots, 750-800 lbs.

EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 22• 31 blk mainly strs & hfrs, 1 copmlete rd shots, 500-600 lbs.• 60 choice Angus strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, 400-600 lbs.• 90 blk bwf & Heref strs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, 600-850 lbs.• 22 Angus OCV hfrs, Freeze branded, 700-750 lbs.• 18 blk bwf bulls & hfrs, 1 copmlete rd shots, weaned 45 days, 450-550 lbs.• 45 choice blk & red Angus strs & hfrs, complete rd shots, 400-550 lbs.• 10 fancy OCV Hereford replacement hfrs, all shots, 700-750 lbs.• 64 mostly blk strs & hfrs, 2 rds shots, weaned Oct., 600-750 lbs.• 5 Fancy OCV Heref replacement hfrs, all shots, 700-750 lbs.• 75 choice reputation Angus & Char Angus cross strs & hfrs, 600-800 lbs.• 35 blk strs, long weaned, all shots, 650-800 lbs.• 43 choice blk & bwf strs & hfrs, long weaned, 2 rds shots, 550-700 lbs.• 3 butcher beef strs, 1300-1400 lbs.

SPECIAL STOCK COW & BULL SALE

WED., MAR. 20 • STARTING 11:00 AMSALE ORDER: Bulls first, followed by 1st calf heifer pairs, replace-

ment heifers, Spring cow/calf pairs, Fall pairs, then bred cows.• 25 Angus, Red angus & SimmAngus bulls, 13-20 months.• 160 Angus 1st calf hfrs w/ Angus sired 30-60 day calves by side.• 37 Red angus 1st calf hfr pairs.• 75 blk, bwf and Red Angus cows, 3-6 yrs w/ calves by side.• 41 fancy OCV, pelvic measured Red Angus replacement hfrs, 700-750 lbs.• 12 choice OCV bwf replacement hfrs, 800-850 lbs.

PLUS MANY MORE BRED COWS AND PAIRS BY SALE TIME!

Check our website at mcclivestock.com or please call 800-834-1029 for more info.

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January, February, and early March always give us a fertilization window for our cool season forage spe-cies. Except for 2019, that is. Mother Nature is work-ing overtime this spring to

keep field work at bay, and that means that some of our brome and fescue hay fields or pastures have yet to receive fertilizer. What’s that mean for 2019 forage production?

For starters, let’s not disregard the effect that weather will have on this year’s crop. 2018 served as a great example of what happens when we go di-rectly from winter to sum-

mer. Cool season grasses prefer temperatures rang-ing from the 40s to the mid-70s. Optimum growth occurs in that window. If the time frame for growth in that temperature win-dow is reduced, growth may be compromised as well. When temperatures consistently reach the upper end of that tempera-ture spectrum, cool season species tend to move to-wards reproduction, reduc-ing the vegetative growth we prefer for higher yields. Fertilizer rate/timing/etc… won’t change what condi-tions our weather from this point provides us.

Research in Kansas in-dicates that good yields can occur from fertilizer applications even in to late March or early April.

Again, temperature has a lot to do with how well that holds true, but in general, even later fertilizer appli-cations can result in good yields. That said, the high-est yields generally result from fall applications over spring. Fall applications of nitrogen and phosphorous stimulate root growth and produce more tiller buds that result in more stems (and higher yields) the fol-lowing spring. Spring ap-plications might result in an increased protein level (if harvest is timely), but yields are generally lower when compared to fall ap-plications.

While we’re on the topic of fertility, pro-duction losses tend to be ‘blamed’ on the nitrogen component of the fertil-ity program, when other nutrients may well be the culprit. Cool season forag-es require about 12 pounds of phosphorous and around 40 pounds of potassium per ton of hay per acre. Soil test results would sug-gest that phosphorous has

been deficient in many of our hay stands for years with potassium becoming a greater concern. Don’t forget these important nu-trients as well.

While there’s reason to be concerned about the window of opportunity we have for applying fertilizer to our cool season grass stands, there’s no need to panic – yet. Think of your forage production potential as a wooden barrel with every stave of that barrel representing the factors af-fecting production. Tem-perature, water, nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, cutting height, harvest tim-ing, etc… are all staves of that barrel. If any one of them is compromised (and we haven’t even discussed pH levels… or weed con-trol… or…), forage pro-duction can be sacrificed as well. Our best bet at this point is to do the best we can to continue to im-plement best management practices so that we can optimize production as we move forward.

Weather conditions affect fertility management of cool season forages

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REAL ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 1:30 PM

DUNLAP, KANsAs (Dunlap is 9 mi. Southeast of Council Grove, KS)

620.340.5692 • www.hancockauctionandrealestate.com

Neosho River Bottom • MORRIS COUNTY LANDAUCTION LOCATION: The gymnasium of the old Dunlap school, which is just about across the road from the land being sold.LOCATION OF LAND: 2160 Dunlap Rd. Council Grove, Ks. This tract is 9 miles southeast of Council Grove on the Dunlap road, and Northwest of Americus, KS.LEGAL DEsCRIPTION: The North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Fourteen, Township 17 South, Range 9 East, Morris County, EXCEPT the house and improvements.There are approx. 73.5 acres being sold. AB Avenue runs along the North side of the property and Dunlap Road is on the East side.GENERAL DEsCRIPTION: There are about 57 acres in Neosho River bottom cropland, the balance is river, timber and wildlife habi-tat. Rock Creek flows into the Neosho at the Northwest corner of the property. There is a paved road to Council Grove.INsPECTION: Any time by calling auctioneerTERMs: $20,000.00 as earnest money day of auction simultaneous with signing of a purchase agreement. Balance of purchase price to be paid at delivery of merchantable title at closing on or about April 30, 2019. Purchaser will be responsible for 2019 taxes. Possession at closing.NOTE: This property has not been offered for sale for genera-tions! Here is an opportunity of a lifetime! See you at the auction!

sELLER: WIRsIG FAMILY

Saturday, March 30, 2019 • 1:00 p.m.El Dorado Livestock Auction • 2593 SE US Hwy 54, El Dorado, KS

Sale Barn Phone: 316-320-3212 • Auctioneer: Randy Woodward 918-557-3095

SELLING PUREBRED LIMOUSIN AND LIM-FLEX BULLS & FEMALES.

Nice Selection Of Yearling, Fall Yearling, and 2-Year-Old Bulls, and Pairs, Breds, Bred Heifers, and Open Heifers.

Also, this year we are featuring several commercial females bred to Limousin and Limflex Bulls.

Sale is sponsored by the Kansas Limousin Breeders Association

For catalog or more information, contact: Jerry Meek • 913-594-1453 • limobullptal@gmail.com

Visit our website at KansasLimousin.orgHeadquarter Hotel: Days Inn and Suites by Wyndham,

El Dorado (316)-452-2992Ask for Kansas Limousin Breeders block of room rate by 3/17/19

LIMOUSINLimousin Today – Profit TomorrowNorth American Limousin Foundation • 303-220-1693 • NALF.org

SCHEDULE: FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 20195:00 P.M. Cattle in place and available

for viewing.6:00 P.M. KLBA Banquet and Benefit

(silent auction) Meal sponsored by Purina and the Severy COOP.

SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 20198:00 A.M. Cattle available for viewing.1:00 P.M. Sale starts.

52nd Annual Five Star Pig SaleSunday, April 7, 2019Bid-Off Sale - 3:00 PM646 2500 Avenue, Abilene, KS25 Duroc, Chester, Crossbred

Barrows & Gilts

For more information contact:Jay: 785-630-0772 • Jeff: 785-562-8171 • Sandy: 785-263-1898

Directions: West on I-70 from Abilene, 3 miles to Exit 272, North on Fair

Rd. 1.5 miles, West on 2500 Ave. 1/2 mile.

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Hay market trade activity is light to moderate. Demand remains moderate and prices have remained steady for all hay types. According to NASS, topsoil moisture supplies rated 0 percent very short, 1 short, 55 adequate, and 44 surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies rated 0 percent very short, 1 short, 71 adequate, and 28 surplus. As Mother Nature begins to loosen her grip on winter, there seems to be a hint that some farmers will begin to turn loose of hay they have been keeping back for their own use. If you have any extra hay to sell and/or need hay here in Kansas, use the services of the Internet Hay Exchange: www.hay-exchange.com/ks.php.

Southwest KansasDairy alfalfa, grass hay, grinding alfalfa, ground/

delivered steady; movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: horse, premium small squares 270.00-290.00. Alfalfa: Dairy 1.00-1.05/point RFV, Supreme 185.00-210.00, Pre-mium 170.00-195.00, Good 160.00-170.00. Stock or Dry Cow 190.00-200.00. Fair/Good grinding alfalfa, 170.00-180.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and dairies, 195.00-205.00 with an instance at 210.00-220.00; Bluestem, premium small squares 140.00-150.00; Sudan: large rounds 70.00-80.00; Cornstalks: Large rounds 65.00-75.00, ground and delivered 85.00-90.00; Wheat straw: large rounds 65.00-70.00. The week of 3/3-3/9, 11,372T of grinding alfalfa and 767T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. The average paid by feedlots on March 1 for alfalfa ground and delivered was 197.35, up 2.89 from last month, usage was 586T/day, down 3 pct., and total usage was 16,398T.

South Central KansasDairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground/delivered, al-

falfa pellets, grass hay steady; movement slow to mod-erate. Alfalfa: horse, small squares 200.00-210.00. Dairy, 1.00-1.10/point RFV, Supreme 195.00-215.00, Premium 175.00-200.00, Good 165.00-175.00. Stock cow, 185.00-195.00 delivered. Fair/Good grinding alfalfa, 150.00-160.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots 180.00-

195.00 with an instance at 200.00; Alfalfa pellets: Sun cured 15 pct protein 215.00-225.00, 17 pct protein 215.00-230.00, Dehydrated 17 pct 255.00-265.00; Grass hay: Bluestem, small squares 8.00/bale, large squares 130.00-140.00; Sudan: large rounds 75.00-85.00 with an instance at 100.00-110.00; Wheat Straw: large rounds 65.00-75.00. The week of 3/3-3/9, 4,744T of grinding alfalfa and 1050T of dairy alfalfa were delivered. The average paid by feedlots on March 1 for alfalfa ground and delivered was 166.21, down 8.97 from last month, usage was 263T/day, down 21 pct., and total usage was 7,614T.

Southeast KansasDairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground/delivered, grass

hay steady; movement slow to moderate. Alfalfa: horse or goat, 220.00-245.00. Dairy 1.00-1.05/point RFV. Stock cow 180.00-190.00. Fair/Good grinding alfalfa, 165.00-175.00. Ground and delivered, none reported; Grass hay: Bluestem, premium small squares 140.00-150.00. Good, mid squares 125.00-135.00, large squares, good quality 110.00-115.00, better quality, 130.00-140.00, large rounds 110.00-125.00 with an instance at 130.00. Brome, good, small squares 150.00-160.00, mid squares 140.00-150.00, large squares 145.00-155.00, large rounds 125.00-135.00; Sudan: large rounds 80.00-90.00; Oat hay, mid squares 150.00-160.00; Wheat Straw: mid and large squares 75.00-100.00. Mulch: large rounds 50.00-60.00. The week of 3/3-3/9, 1,182T of grass hay was delivered.

Northwest KansasDairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground/delivered steady,

movement slow. Alfalfa: Horse or goat, 220.00-230.00. Dairy, Premium/Supreme 1.00-1.05/point RFV. Stock cow, fair/good 160.00-165.00. Fair/good grinding alfalfa, 140.00-150.00. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and dairies, 150.00-160.00; Alfalfa/oat mix, large rounds 100.00-120.00.

North Central-Northeast KansasDairy alfalfa, grinding alfalfa, ground/delivered,

grass hay steady; movement slow. Alfalfa: horse, pre-mium small squares 9.00-10.00/bale. Dairy 1.00-1.05/point RFV, Supreme 185.00-210.00, Premium 170.00-195.00, Good 160.00-170.00. Stock Cow, 195.00-200.00. Fair/Good, grinding alfalfa,

140.00-150.00 with an instance at 160.00. Ground and delivered 165.00-175.00. Grass hay: Bluestem, small squares 8.00-8.50/bale, large squares 120.00-130.00, and large rounds 100.00-110.00 with an instance at 125.00 to 135.00. Brome, small squares 9.00-10.00/bale, large squares 150.00-165.00, large rounds 115.00-125.00 with an instance at 140.00-150.00; Sudan: large rounds 80.00-90.00; Wheat Straw: small squares 6.00-7.00/bale, large squares 100.00-110.00, and large rounds 85.00-95.00. The week of 3/3-3/9, 628T of grinding alfalfa and 375T of dairy alfalfa were delivered.

***Prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless oth-erwise noted. Dairy alfalfa prices are for mid and large squares unless otherwise noted. Horse hay is in small squares unless otherwise noted. Prices are from the most recent sales.

*CWF Certified Weed Free*RFV calculated using the Wis/Minn formula.**TDN calculated using the Western formula. Quan-

titative factors are approximate, and many factors can affect feeding value. Values based on 100% dry matter (TDN showing both 100% & 90%). Guidelines are to be used with visual appearance and intent of sale (usage).

Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture - Manhat-tan, Kansas Kim Nettleton 785-564-6709. Posted to the Internet: www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/DC_GR310.txt

Kansas Hay Market Report

China made its first sig-nificant purchase of U.S. sor-ghum since China self-initi-ated anti-dumping and coun-tervailing duty cases against the commodity in February 2018 followed by a 25 per-cent tariff on sorghum and other U.S. commodities in June. A sale of 2.6 million bushels was reported by US-DA’s export sales report for the week of Feb. 28.-March

7, 2019. In response, Na-tional Sorghum Producers Chairman Dan Atkisson, a sorghum farmer from Stock-ton, released the following statement:

“This vessel purchase is great news for U.S. sorghum, and we are thrilled to see it on the books going into the 2019 planting season as hopefully a first of many. We look forward to returning to

trade with our largest export partner, and we are encour-aged by not only this sale but the reported 2.2 million bushel sale to Spain, as well. We believe today’s news is a direct result of meetings be-tween our two nations’ lead-ers, and we appreciate both administrations continuing to press forward to achieve a long-term agreement in U.S. and China trade relations.”

China purchases U.S. sorghum

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78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

3 ANGUS BULLS SELLING

For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.com

CORY VANDERVEEN785-543-7899 • PRAIRIE VIEW, KS

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 80 658 1277 38 4.0 125 3.6 124

CV Tahoe 428 • Index: 125 • DOB: 2-27-18 • Sire: Tehama Tahoe B767ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot2

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 78 559 1151 36 3.8 117 3.2 112

CV Tahoe 427 • Index: 115 • DOB: 2-23-18 • Sire: Tehama Tahoe B767ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot11

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 85 668 1194 39 3.1 96 3.3 114

CV Rampage 437 • Index: 106 • DOB: 3-26-18 • Sire: Connealy Rampage 2509ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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GSI GRAIN BINS

ALL SIZES AVAILABLEHopper Bins Available

FINANCING AVAILABLE

Harder AG PRODUCTSWest Highway 50

PEABODY, KANSAS 66866Phone 620-983-2158www.grainbinsusa.com

SELL HOGS 1ST & 3RD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH

03/13/19 SALE RESULTS

HERINGTON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO.

Manager: Tracy Ediger, 785-366-6645Josh Patry - 785-466-6652 • Gary Suderman - 913-837-6785

Dave Bures - 402-766-3743 • Bob Kickhaefer, Cell - 785-258-4188

KFRM AM 550, Every Wed., 8:00 a.m. • Barn Phone 785-258-2205www.HeringtonLivestock.com

View Our Auction Live at LMAAUCTIONS.COM

Our Consignments can now be viewed after 12 Noon on Mondays by going to www.grassandgrain.com & logging onto the online Subscription.

CATTLE SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY: 11:30 AM

EARLY CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 20• 60 blk strs & hfrs home raised, long

wean, all shots, 600-700#• 82 blk/red strs home raised, long wean,

all shots, 700-800#• 60 blk/red hfrs home raised, long wean,

all shots, 825#• 120 mostly blk hfrs, 775-825#• 60 mostly blk hfrs, GO, 825#• 60 blk strs, Superior Livestock, 1 iron,

Northern Colorado, 900-925#

• 62 mostly blk strs, 850#• 75 mostly blk strs, 825-850#• 60 red strs & hfrs home raised, long

wean, 2rd shots, 700-750#• 240 mostly blk strs, 875-900#• 63 mix hfrs, 800#• 30 mix hfrs home raised, 60d wean, 600#• 19 blk strs home raised, long wean, all

shots, 750-800#

MORE CATTLE BY SALE TIME

COWSCncl Grve, 1 bwf 1575@62.50Hillsboro, 1 blk 1535@60.50Eskridge, 1 blk 1720@60.50Hillsboro, 1 blk 1400@58.00Hillsboro, 1 blk 1495@57.50Hillsboro, 1 blk 1530@57.00

STEERSEskridge, 4 blk 526@175.50

Hillsboro, 4 mix 508@160.00

Herington, 8 mix 659@159.00

Cncl Grve, 6 blk 586@158.50

Eskridge, 7 blk 681@150.50

Lincolnville, 3 rwf 635@140.50

Cncl Grve, 6 blk 728@140.00

Cncl Grve, 3 mix 687@135.00

Herington, 16 mix 793@132.10

HEIFERSHillsboro, 9 blk 389@150.50Herington, 9 blk 504@150.50Herington, 40 blk 600@149.75Herington, 23 blk 642@140.00Hillsboro, 9 blk 509@135.00Lincolnville, 6 rwf 645@133.50Wilsey, 2 mix 687@132.50Abilene, 2 blk 1080@100.00

APRIL VALLEY FARMS18432 Mt. Olivet Road – LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS

SHOW PIG SALESunday, April 7, 2019 • 1:00 PM

Preview beginning at 11:00 AM SALE BEGINS at 1:00 PM

PIGS ARE ALL RAISED ON OUR FARM— COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH SERVED —

24thANNUAL

For more information or directions to the farm, contact:DAYTIME PHONE NUMBER: 913-682-4376

— EVENING PHONE NUMBERS —

Mark Theis Larry Theis Jerry Theis913-683-4377 913-775-2130 913-683-0775

Farm Hard AG. Products by

HOFFMAN BROTHERSWELDING & FABRICATION

FREE STANDING PANELS AND GATES20’ FREE STANDING CONTINUOUS PANELS 6’ TALL ............................................................................ $335

**Gates for Free Standing Panels**4’ ..........................................................................$95 12’ .............................................................. $1958’ ........................................................................$150 14’ .............................................................. $21010’ ......................................................................$165 16’ .............................................................. $235

CONTINUOUS PANELS 4 BAR 14 GA. 20’x4’ Tall .............................$69.00 5 BAR 14 GA. 20’x4’ Tall .............................$85.00 6 BAR 14 GA. 20’x4’ Tall .............................$95.00 7 BAR 14 GA. 20’x4’9” Tall ........................$110.00 20’ CONTINUOUS FEED BUNK PANEL ........$199.00CALL FOR PRICES ON HEAVY DUTY CONTINUOUS PANELS

HAY SAVER BALE FEEDERS HEAVY DUTY SINGLE BALE FEEDER .........$595.00 SINGLE CONE INSERT ...............................$395.00 HEAVY DUTY DBL. BALE FEEDER ..............$995.00 DOUBLE CONE INSERT ..............................$695.00 HEAVY DUTY BIG SQUARE BALE FEEDER .$595.00 HEAVY DUTY HORSE FEEDER ....................$625.00

PORTABLE CORRAL PANELS10’ STANDARD 6 BAR PANELS .......................$109.0010’ HEAVY DUTY 6 BAR PANELS ....................$129.0020’ STANDARD DUTY 6 BAR PANELS .............$209.0020’ HEAVY DUTY 6 BAR PANELS ....................$219.0014’ HEAVY DUTY BOW GATE...........................$309.0010’ BOW GATE ................................................$209.004’ WALK THROUGH GATE ................................$139.003’ ALLEY WAY FRAME ......................................$70.0010’ PORTABLE FEED BUNK PANEL .................$245.00

FEED BUNKS & PANELS 20’ PIPE BUNK OPEN END 24” .................$475.00 20’ PIPE BUNK CLOSED END 24” .............$525.00 20’ PIPE BUNK OPEN END 30” .................$625.00 20’ PIPE BUNK CLOSED END 30” .............$675.00 20’ BOTTOMLESS GROUND HAY FEEDER .$825.00 20’ LONG X 24” PIPE BUNK W/NECK RAIL OR HEAD FENCE ......................................$695.00 20’ LONG X 30” PIPE BUNK W/NECK RAIL OR HEAD FENCE ......................................$825.00

Contact us for information on fence installation and any

other custom livestockequipment to fit your needs!

Prices may be subject to change with material cost adjustments.

HOFFMAN BROTHERS • 785.986.6310www.hoffmanbrotherswelding.com • 405 Central, HOYT, KS 66440

BALE SPEARS & UNROLLERSSKIDSTEER MOUNT ROUND BALE .............$595.00SKIDSTEER MOUNT BIG SQUARE BALE.....$895.003pt REAR MOUNT ROUND BALE ................$645.00AXIAL 3pt BALE UNROLLER HYD. DRIVE $1,700.00TWIN ARM 3pt BALE UNROLLER ............$1,300.00

CALL FOR PRICES IN CUSTOM SIZES!

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DISCOUNTS: (For PRE-PAID orders only)

Sandhill FarmsHereford Production Sale

March 23, 2019 • 1 PMAt the farm • Haviland, KS

Selling approximately:• 125 Registered Polled Hereford Bulls

• 25 Registered Polled Hereford Cow-Calf Heifer Pairs • 50 Open Commercial Hereford Heifers

Proven in the pasture by commercial beef producers for seven generations. Free delivery on all registered cattle.

Ask about our U.S. Premium Beef delivery rights.Kevin & Vera Schultz • Tyler & Hannah Schultz

2048 280th Avenue • Haviland, KS 67059(620) 995-4072 • Kevin (620) 546-4570 • Tyler (620) 546-1574

Kevin@SandhillFarms.com • Like us on FacebookVisit SandhillFarms.com for video of sale offering, sale

catalog, customer testimonials and more. Watch the sale and bid live online at SuperiorClickToBid.com

Call for your free sale catalog today!

• 395 Registered Bulls • 40 Registered Females • 220 Bred Commercial Heifers

• 2 Load Lots Bred Commercial Females

Visit GardinerAngus.com for video of sale offering, sale book and more! Watch the sale and bid live online at LiveAuctions.tv.

Also, the female portion of the sale will be broadcast at SuperiorClickToBid.com starting at 12 noon.

Gardiner Angus RanchOffice: 620.6 35.2156

Mark Gardiner: 620.635.5095gar@ucom.net

725 Head Sellat the 14th Annual Fall Bull Sale

Monday, Sept. 24 • 9 AM • At the ranch • Ashland, KS

1,270 Head Sell at the40th Annual Gardiner Angus Ranch SaleSaturday, April 6 • 9 AM • At the ranch • Ashland, KS

• 342 Registered Bulls • 386 Registered Females• 20 Bred Comm. Cows • 160 Bred Comm. Heifers

• 140 Spring Comm. Pairs • 2 Load Lots Bred Comm. Heifers

Visit GardinerAngus.com for video sale offering, sale book & more!

Watch the sale and bid live online at LiveAuctions.tv. Register to bid prior to sale day.

CATTLE12 REPLACEMENT HEIFERS,Gelbvieh Red Angus balan-cers, home raised, gentle. 785-325-2587.

30 Performance TestedSim-Angus bulls

Yearling to 2 year olds, blackor red polled, semen checked,

vaccinated, poured, verygentle.

Luin Berger785-268-0647 Cell

785-363-2645 Home

CATTLE

72 ANGUS BULLSFor Sale by Private Treaty

Featured Sires:Charlo, Capitalist,

Hoover Dam, Bullseye,Black Granite

Performance Tested; FertilityTested; Fully Guaranteed;

Free board till June 1, 2019

Free Delivery in KS & NE.Volume Discounts

See Performance Data &Price List at:

www.WolfCreekAngus.comLURAY, KANSAS

785-698-2225

SENECA, KS

Private Treaty18 Month Angus Bulls

AI SiredRegistered

Calving EaseGentle Disposition

P.I. Negative

David J. & Doris,Daren Ronnebaum785-294-1511

CATTLE

ANGUS BULLSCalving Ease

Virgin 2 year old bullsBRIAN KOSTERTESCOTT, KS785-488-6219785-392-0345

bkangus.wix.com/bull

CATTLE

Angus, Red Angus& Charolais

Bulls For Sale

• Over 250 18 month old &Spring yearling bulls available• Your Pr ivate TreatyHeadquarters. Over 20years experience in PrivateTreaty & Sight-Unseen Sales.You won't be choosing frombulls that "didn't make thesale" or were "caught" in theauction.• Our goal is to get the rightbull to the right herd everytime.• See our display ad in this is-sue.• Videos, data, and catalogavailable on our website.Please check for updatesthroughout the Spring.• Genomic enhanced EPD'son every bull in all threebreeds.It's time to come home to...

HARMSPLAINVIEW

RANCHMark & Kim Harms2528 250th Street

Lincolnville, KS 66858Email: hprbulls@tctelco.netwww.HARMSRANCH.com

620-924-5544Mark Cell:

620-382-6388Kim's Cell:

620-382-5373

BETSCHART RANCH. Lim-ousin and LimFlex Bulls, DNAand P.I. tested. Genomicallyenhanced, EPDs, most Homo-zygous, polled and black, se-men checked and ready to turnout. 620-635-2539- evenings.620-635-5711- cell.

POLLED HEREFORD BULLS.Yearlings. Fertile, calving ease,disposition, weather- tough andhotwire broke. Free delivery.$1,850-2,900. Kanza Cattle,Chapman. 785-313-6565.

CATTLE

Black Charolais CattleDennis & Rosemary Burt

785-527-1369785-275-4630

BULLS NOW AVAILABLE8 registered purebred, 14 mo36 Balancer 3/4 cross, 12 mo6 Balancer 3/4 cross, 24 mo

HEIFERS16 registered purebred, 14 mo

$5,00020 Balancer 3/4 cross, 12 mo

$2,000Pictures available on request.

MILL BRAERANCH

Mark Nikkel,Managing PartnerMaple Hill, Kansas785-256-4327

millbraeranch.com

Excellentselection of

Polled HerefordAnd

F1 Black Baldy12-18 Months old

BullsAlso, 2 year old Polled

Hereford Bulls

Ready to go to work for you-Fertility Tested & Delivered-

Valek FarmsMick:785-732-6637Cell: 785-527-1049Bill: 785-527-1033

HEREFORDS- PUREBREDpolled bred hfrs/cows $1500-1700, yearling bulls $1000-1 5 0 0 , g r e a t b l o o d l i n e s .Topeka, 785-383-3191, 785-383-3190.

FOR SALE: SIMMENTAL bulls14-15 months old, AI-sired, se-men tested. Dikeman, Manhat-tan 785-770-2977

CATTLE

FOR SALE:HEREFORD

BULLSHorned and polled,

ready for service, 4-H &FFA heifer prospects.

Will deliver.Davis Herefords,

785-256-4643785-256-4010

Maple Hill, KS.

FOR SALE:Simmental Bulls

14-15 months old by popular AI sires. Excellent EPDs and Indexes. Passed Breeding

Soundness. Ultrasound data. Very good dispositions, conformation, performance.

Videos available.Michael Dikeman

Manhattan, KS785-770-2977 or

mdikeman@ksu.edu

CCR Cowboy Cut 5048ZSire of several bulls!

FOUNTAIN-HARGRAVE

CATTLECOMPANY

Offering high-qualityCharolais BullsPrivate Treaty

• High Performing• Structurally Sound• Quiet Disposition

• Fertility Tested, Virgin Bulls

For more information orpictures contact:

Nick Hargrave785-293-2176

nahargrave63@gmail.com

TWO REGISTERED FALLyearling Charolais bulls and 6registered 2nd calf Charolaisheifers, Fall bred. 913-669-7632

POLLED SHORTHORN bulls.Performance documented.Ideal for crossbreeding. KeithLauer, Abilene. 785-200-4042.

GLM Herefords

Polled Hereford andHereford Bulls For SaleYearling and 18 month

bulls available.Calving ease, growth, flesh-ing ability and Disposition allin one package. EPD's, per-formance information, fertilitytested, guaranteed and freedelivery.

Grant McKayMarysville, KS785-619-6086

Cell 308-470-1190glmherefords.com

glmherefords@bluevalley.net

GRAHAM SCHOOLGraham School for cattle-men and women. We special-ize in teaching pregnancycheck, artificial insemination,herd health, calf delivery andmany other subjects.

DATES FOR 2019April 8-12May 6-10

June 10-14July 8-12

August 12-16No September Classes!

October 7-11

For more information,call or write:

Dept. GG, Graham School641 West Hwy. 31Garnett, KS 66032

785-448-3119www.grahamschoolforcattlemen.com

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AUCTIONEERS

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MURRAYAUCTION & REALTY

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WeLL DriLLinGCOMPLETE PUMP SERVICE

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785-539-2316785-537-9003

www.gannonauctions.comThe Experienced Sound In Selling

ARMSBID.COMKull’s Old Town Station invites consignments for our Spring, Sum-

mer & Fall Auctions. If you have 1 or 1,000, we’d like to talk to you.We will also buy collections or

individual guns.Dan@ArmsBid.com or

785-862-8800 • 800-466-5516Topeka, Kansas

Serving all 105 Kansascounties with more than30 years of experience.

Offices located in Wichita, Manhattan & Anthony.

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CATTLE

Hereford BullsYearlings

Complete Performance DataSemen Checked

FemalesCall us for your needs

GustafsonHerefords

7477 Davis Creek RdGUS GUSTAFSON & FAMILY

Junction City, KSGus Gustafson785-238-7306

ObermeyerCharolais

• Beat the rush of the highpriced production sales• Culled rigorously, all with

excellent dispositions• 18-20 month old bulls to

breed larger groups of cows• EPDs in the top 20% of the

breed for WW and YW;pounds = $$$$• Performance data availableDrew Obermeyer

MARYSVILLE, KS785-799-6273

dobermeyer1986@gmail.com

POLLEDHEREFORD

BULLSBred for Complete

Performance

• Growth • Muscle • Maternal • Disposition

Fertility Tested andGuaranteed

DETTKE FARMSCall:

ANDY DETTKEMarysville, KS785-268-0423

785-562-6257 Brian

ROCKN-H-RANCHRegistered AngusBulls For Sale by

Private TreatyTop 25% EPDs, by AI siresthat excel in calving easegrowth and carcass merit.Delivery Avail. Semen test,ultra sounded. Vaccinated.

www.rocknhranch.net785-207-1232

SWINE

52nd Annual Five-Star Pig SaleSunday, April 7

Bid-Off Sale — 3:00 PM25 Barrows & Gilts

Duroc, Chester, Crossbred

The Family ofJerry Sleichter646 2500 Avenue

ABILENE, KS 67410785-630-0772785-562-8171785-263-1898

SWINE

15th Annual

Friday, March 227:00 PM • Pigs Only

Marion County FairgroundsHillsboro, Kansas

*****************

Sunday, March 242:00 PM • Lambs & Pigs

Lyon County FairgroundsEmporia, Kansas

Guest Consignors - PIGS:Riffel Show Pigs- Tampa

Parmley Show Pigs-Cedar Point

Castle Show Pigs- PleasantonTatum Show Pigs- Burden

Riffel Show Pigs- LincolnvilleDavis Show Pigs- Rossville

LAMBS:Roberts Club Lambs-

HillsboroStardust Sheep Farm-

LincolnvilleWarrior Show Lambs- Ottawa

For more Info or to viewpigs prior to the sales, Call

Brad & Becky

316-772-8669620-877-7692

vannockershowpigs@yahoo.com

TOP QUALITY HAMP BOARS

2 Serviceable Age BoarsReady and available now

GALEN & ROBERTA HARMSWhitewater, KS 316-799-2382

TOP QUALITYHAMP BOARS

Serviceable Age BoarsReady and available now

GALEN & ROBERTA HARMSWhitewater, KS 316-799-2382

SWINEEQUIPMENT

Buildings — VentilationFlooring — FeedersWaterers — Heaters

Crates — Nursery Equip.K & N

Swine SystemsRICK HENRY785-336-2130

SENECA, KANSAS

HORSESBUYER FOR ALL TYPES OFhorses and tack or trailers.785-556-5740.

GOAT

Davis Prairie Starand Joseph

Hubbard ShowGoat Sale

Sat., April 6, 20192346 KS 58 Hwy.,

Madison, KSViewing: 9:00 AMAuction: 10:00 AM

Check out ourFacebook page -

Davis Prairie Star ShowGoats!

Carla:620-437-6315

Greg:620-340-9534

Joseph:785-565-1040

LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENTHOLD 'EM FENCE Companybarbed wire, welded continu-ous fence, pipe, custom tubs,gates, alleyways. Cell 785-313-4552, http://www.holdemfence.com

Making tough jobs easier

Luco Mfg. Co

• HYDRAULIC CHUTES• WORKING CIRCLES

• CAKE FEEDERS• CONTINUOUS FENCING

• PANELS & GATES

See us at www.lucoinc.comOr call toll free:

1-888-816-6707PO Box 385

Strong City, KS 66869

R&D PIPE & POST4 1/2" outside diameter pipe,$3.50/ft. 2 7/8" pipe, $1.30/ft.

2 3/8" pipe, $1.10/ft.Sucker rod available.

Delivery available.620-767-2907

Tire ground level mineral feeders, tire livestock

water tanks and feeders.endurobrandlivestock.com

785-231-8397

FEED & SEED2018 BROME SEED, cleanedand bagged. Rieschick Seed,785-364-7707

A L F A L F A S E E D $ 2 . 5 0 /pound. 785-608-3504, 785-554-0765.

FEED & SEED

Brome seed, no fescue90% germ, cleaned & sacked

$2.00/lb. Brome/ Fescue/Orchardgrass combine run,

sacked $1.00/lb.Meyers Companies, Inc.

913-681-2667

Cattle & Hog FeedWHEAT MIDDLINGS

Pelletized, crude protein notless than 14.5%. Call for pri-cing.

WESTERN STAR MILLDivision of ADM - Salina, KS

1-800-649-1541 (Kansas)

COMBINE RUN 2018 BROMEseed $1.50/lb, will sack, 785-924-3768

FEYH FARM SEED COAlma, Kansas

Native Grass SeedWildflowers

Smooth Brome GrassErosion Control Products

Cover Crop Seed

866-765-3415nativeseed@feyhfarmseed.com

www.FeyhFarmSeed.com

WANTEDDAMAGED

GRAINWe pay top dollar for

damaged grain. Trucks andvac's available. Immediate

response anywhere.Pruess

Elevator, Inc1-800-828-6642

PASTURENEEDED: GRASS FOR cows/calves, 20-70 head of springpairs. Will pay premium forgood grass. Call 785-406-0920, leave message.

WANTED TO RENT: Pasturefor 2019 & beyond, any acre-age up to 320 acres. Spring orfall cows. Rodney Biesenthal,785-458-2621.

WANTED TO RENT:Pasture for 2019 for 40 Spring

cows and calves or bredheifers. Would consider early

intensive stocking.Kotapish Farms

785-556-5906

AUTOMOTIVE

2007 IHC 7400 with newKuhn Knight RC260

Several Daycabs availableFeed Mixers and

Manure SpreadersKuhn Knight, new & used

Belleville, KS

800-536-2293

Hutchinson, Kansas • Hillsboro, KansasNewton, Kansas

2017 Chevy Silverado LTZcrew, 2500 HD, 4x4 diesel,auto, loaded, 44k mi.

2008 Ford F250 S/C long bed4x4, diesel, auto XLT loaded145k mi.

2014 GMC Sierra Denalicrew 2500 H/D 4x4, diesel,auto, loaded, 21k mi.

2017 Ram 2500 LaramieMega Cab, 4x4, 6.4 gas,auto, loaded, 14k mi.

2018 Ram 2500 LonghornLimited, crew cab, Ram box4x4, diesel, auto, loaded, 8kmi.

2013 Toyota Tacoma doublecab, 4x4, V6, auto, loaded,nice, 51k mi.Ask for Kris Hanschu

krishanschu@midwaymotors.com

620-755-2824

The White City FireDepartment is selling

our 1980 DodgeFire Truck

• 1 Ton Dually• Only 13,471 miles• 400 gallon poly tank - gas

pump• 100' booster line on hose reel• Front mount nozzle - 1 jump

line• $10,000 OBO

Call to schedule a time toinspect & test drive this truck.The truck will be available onor before April 5, 2019. Truckis in good condition with noknown mechanical issues.

Contact:Tracy Schmidt

785-349-5582 or785-210-4589

REAL ESTATE276 ACRES PASTURE INwestern Jackson County. 785-364-7707.

9.3 ACRESFOR SALE. CALL:

Denise Hartman,Realtor

620-767-2863Council Grove Realty

FARM & RANCH---------------------------------------

Land For SaleOttawa Co.- 78 Acres m/l,42.4 Acres CRP balance nat-ive grass. Excellent uplandgame bird habitat. Chris 493-2476Saline Co.- 65 Acres m/l, AllCrop land, Good ProductiveLevel Crop Land. Chris 493-2476Ottawa Co.- 80 Acres m/l, 70Acres crop balance grass.Barb 819-2789Ottawa Co.- 158.2 Acres m/lwith 127.49 acres croplandand 30.71 Acres native grass& waterways. South of Min-neapolis. Chris 493-2476Chase Co.- 529 Acres m/lnear Cedar Point- Cropland,pasture, meadows & wildlifehabitat. Chris 493-2476Saline Co.- 78.5 Acres, 74Acres Crop Land. EasternSaline County. Chris 493-2476Ottawa Co.- 10 Acres m/lbuilding site with Old High-way 81 frontage North ofBennington. Chris 493-2476Ottawa Co.- 20 Acres m/lbuilding site with Old High-way 81 frontage North ofBennington. Chris 493-2476Ottawa Co.- 20 Acres m/lbuilding site with Old High-way 81 frontage North ofBennington. Chris 493-2476

Homes For SaleSaline Co.- 2.7 Acres m/l.Southeast of Saline. 2 Storyvintage restoration. 54x99Morton Building. Chris 493-2476Sal ine Co. - 2.9 Acres .Peaceful Country Setting.One Level Living. 34 X 34Garage/Shop. Chris 493-2476Saline Co.- 6.7 Acres w/5,000 Sq. Ft. Morton Building.7+ Bdrms./4 Baths. IrrigationWell. Rural Water for Home.Steve 342-9138Saline Co.- 37 Acres 6,000Sq. Ft . / 2 T ier Garage5+./Fully Stocked Pond. HighEfficiency ICF Construction.Katy 819-6617Ottawa Co.- Luxury customlog cabin w/ abundant wild-life & views overlooking pond.6 Bdrms., 5 Baths & 7,000+Sq. Ft. Amber 820-7472Farm & Ranch Division Of:

Land for saleNortheast of Aurora, KS.80 acres all broke, 160acres 124 acres broke,

balance grassTHUMMEL REAL

ESTATE & AUCTION LLC785-738-0067

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY100 or 142 acres pasture andfarm, new fences, Highway 99access, Rock Creek school dis-trict. $3000/acre firm. 785-630-0621.

POTTAWATOMIE CO.228 Ac Diversified farm with

Rock Creek bottom cropground, native grass pastureand wild life habitat. This is a

good quality mostly creekbottom farm.

JACKSON COUNTY640 Ac m/l improved farm

with modern home,farm buildings, grain storage &cattle pens. The farm has 429acres of crop ground, 24 acresof filter strip CRP, 30 acres ofwaterways - some hayable, 12acres of brome hay, 135 acres

of Walnut Creek and tree/wildlife habitat.

N. WABAUNSEE COThis 50 Ac farm is 100%

tillable crop ground w/Wymoresilty clay loam located on

paved Paxico Rd. The farmhas typically been on a corn/soybean rotation. This farm

has very gentle slopes so noterraces are needed. It is

available for the 2019 growingseason.

Visit our website fordetailed info, maps & photos.

Contact Mike Pearl:785-256-5174

or 785-437-6007,www.pearlrealestate.org

Pearl Real Estate & Appraisal Svs., Inc.

ANGUS BULLSYearling to 2 year oldsPerformance Data Available

Good Maternal TraitsFertility Tested

Continuously raising Angus cattle for 70 years.

Vering AngusGreg Vering

Marysville, KS

785-562-71674 Cell785-562-3988 Home

ANGUS BULLS

18 to 24 Months OldAlso Yearlings

• Good maternal traits• Gentle disposition• Calving ease• Priced to sell

BUSS ANGUSLeonardville, Kansas

C: 785-410-3006H: 785-293-4444

ANGUS & SIM-ANGUS18-24 month old bulls

available, easy fleshing,maternal focused,

calving ease,good disposition.

TERRY OHLDE

785-747-6554tohlde62@gmail.com

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SHUCK IMPLEMENT

IN STOCK- NEW MASSEY FERGUSON HESSTON

2900 SERIESNew Idea 5409 disc Mower

Cond., 9’, kept shedded, good condition. Stk#1460 ....$6,250

Sunflower 6631-29 VT tool, 14” Hydraulic rolling basket finish- er, stk#5103 ...... New In Stock

2012 MF 978 mechanical self leveling ldr, w/ MF 7619 Dyna 6 mounting brackets, very good cond., single lever Hyd. coupler release, 95” grap-ple bucket w/ Silage screen. Stk#7151 consigned ....$8,900

2007 ASV SR80 compact track ldr, 2,315 hrs, open cab, tracks good, stk#3067 ..........$26,000

2011 Terex PT100G forestry 1,150 hrs, stk#3067 ...$49,900

2011 MF 8200-25 flex head, new SCH sickle last yr, guards good, kept shedded, needs few outer fingers on auger. Stk#1943 ....................$19,00

2007 Challenger MT425B cab PFA, 1,600 hrs, power shuttle, 16x16 power shift, 3 remotes, 1000 RPM PTO shaft incl., 18.4x30 rear tires. Clean, good cond. Stk#6582 .........$34,900

2010 AGCO Hesston 9635, 2,035 eng. hrs, 1,400 head-er hrs. Trimble 750 auto steer, dbl. Windrow attach., very clean, well maintained. Stk#6950. AGCO Hesston 9190 Razor bar rotary disc header, Stk#6951 .......$69,900

NH 616 Rotary disc mower, very clean, kept services, 7’-8” swath ...........................$5,900

2015 MF 4608 platform 2WD tractor, 755 hrs, 2 remotes, power shuttle, very good cond., 67 PTO HP. Stk#6861 .. ...................................$22,900

Pick-up Bed from 2018 Dodge Ram 2500, single axle, black, nearly new. Stk#Consigned .... .....................................$2,200

IH 800 Cyclo 6-row air plant-er. Used last in 2014, with monitor, new tires & down pressure springs, corn, bean & milo drums, liquid fert. w/ Jon Blue pump. Stk#6448 .... ...................................$1,900

MF TD1620 hay Tedder. Stk#4127 .......... New In Stock

MF TD 1635 hay Tedder. Stk#4082 .......... New In Stock

New Holland 678 Round Baler, Think 2000 yr model, set-ting in barn unused for a few years. 200 bales on belts that were new 6 yrs ago. Re-built pick-up & twine arms. Stk#6447 ...................$6,000

2012 MF 2856A round baler, 3,947 bales, twine & mesh, fully auto cycle w/ On Board hydraulics, hyd. pickup, fire extinguisher, C1000 mon-itor, serviced and ready to go. Stk#1551 Promotional Financing .............. $24,900

Diamond side mount mower, 64” wide, Ser#2142 .......CALL

Utility service bed ..$1,900 OBO

To see photos of these listings, find us on TractorHouse.com!

Lawrence, KS 785-843-8093 800-654-5191

Fax: 785-843-1014

TRACTORS/SKID LDRS1964 JD 3020, gas, 148 ldr1974 IH 1066 no cab1988 JD 4650 Powershift

5800 hrs, 2wdGehl 2500 skid loader, 48”

bucket.2014 JCB205 skid loader2015 JD 323 E track skid

loader, 140 hrs.HAY EQUIPMENT

New H&S AR 12 wheel carted rake

MISCELLANEOUSLandoll 7530-29’ VT PlusNew Wemhoff 10’ & 12’

Box ScraperPatriot 37’ header trailer JD 637 29’ discJD 38 9’ sickle mower2006 Case IH 1200 16 row

30 stacker planter

2008 Case IH 1200 16 row 30 stacker planter

New Rhino TW 27 rotary-cutters

New Danuser Intimidator skid steer tree puller

Icon 1632 grader rear steer

SUPERIOR IMPLEMENT, INC.

402-879-4723Evening: 402-879-3719

SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA

800/70R38 Mitas 176A8 .................. $2,700380/85R30 Performer EVO ................ $588460/85R38 Performer EVO ................ $876460/85R34 Performer EVO ................ $871Prices and Product availability are subject to change without notice.

TOLL FREE866-888-7838

www.donstire.net ABILENE, KS

Inquire about Firestone Instant Savings Rebates

2012 John Deere 6190ROnly 738 Hours!

H-360 Loader – Premium CabIVT 40K Transmission

Premium Light PackageMFWD w/ limited Slip TLS+

Options include: Premium Radio • Four Remote Cylinder Control • PTO 540E/1000/1000E/POW AS • R&P Axle 110MM X 110IN • Greenstar Auto Trac • Cold Weather Package II • Bottom Guard/

Fuel Tank • 3 Func/ Elc Midmount ICV • 405L Fuel Tank • Quick Coupler 3/3N

$139,975

BEING SOLD BY INDIVIDUAL:

Contact Tyler for more info at:

785-235-2267

2015 Bobcat S650Only 330 Hours!Includes 73” Bucket

High FlowBackup Camera

2 Speed

Options include: High Flow Hydraulics• ISO Controls • Full cab with heat and air.

Very well cared for and maintained!

$36,995

BEING SOLD BY INDIVIDUAL:

Contact Tyler for more info at:

785-235-2267

Off Carnahan Creek Rd,custom home on a scenic 20

acre site just a few short milesNE of Manhattan. Creek bor-

ders on one side while wooded& pasture areas surround this

country estate. Place forhorses? This is the one.

$875,000.Contact Jim: 785-532-8771

----------------------------RYAN & SONS

REALTORS LLCManhattan, KS 66502

Jim Ryan, Broker

EQUESTRIANCENTER

Training, Boarding, BreedingAll set up and ready to go!

• 2 barns, 16 stalls, some withruns. 150x300 fenced allweather footing arena.

• 40 acres +/- with 10 turnoutpens, some hay meadow.

• Completely remodeled Mod-ular 3 bed, 2 baths home.• Full unfinished basementcentral air and heat, double

car garage.• Additional furnished 3 bed-

room guest house.• East of Manhattan $750,000

**********************************Dolly Anderson, BrokerG&A Real Estate, INC.

785-532-8801Manhattan, Kansasdollyanderson.com

REAL ESTATEALUMINUM STOCK trailer,2002 Wilson 20', aluminumfloor, rollup back door, veryclean, $10,200. 785-456-3336.

BOB'STRAILER SALES

Pomona, Kansas785-418-2227

www.bobstrailersales.comCircle-D, Elite, Travalum

• 2019 16' bumper, 16"wheels, rear combo, 3500 lbtorsion axles ...............$4,950• 2019 Circle D 24', Fullcleated floor, bull pkg, loaded..................................$11,250• 2019 Circle D 24' .....$9,500•2019 Travalum Aluminum24' stock ...................$15,700•2019 Elite 30' 10k axlesgooseneck flatbed... $8,200•2019 Elite 25', 2-7k axlesGooseneck flatbed .....$6,250•2019 Elite 25' 10k axlesGooseneck flatbed .....$7,950•2019 Elite 32' 10k axlesGooseneck flatbed .....$8,400All Elite flatbed trailers low

profile and torque tube,dual jacks and toolbox.

B&W HitchesTurnover ball: $495Free Installation!

LIVESTOCK & HORSETRAILERS

FLATBED TRAILERS• 1-800-526-0939 •

www.circle-dtrailers.com

TRAVALONG TRAILERSNew steel & alum. stock

New 20' to 31' flatbedUsed GN stock and horseskid steer and car hauler

VISSER TRAILER SALESHerington, KS•785-258-2800

TRAILERS

NEW STOCK, HORSE,FLATBED, &

UTILITY TRAILERS

Trailer Repair Brakes,lights, sand blast,

paint weld

We Install BrakeControllers

USED TRAILERSWaterville Location:

'13 Finishline 10' BH solidside utility ...................$1,200550 Gal. fuel tank .......$1,000

Fort Scott Location:'04 Homemade 28' GN stock...................................$2,500Blue Valley Trailers

225 South East St.Waterville, Kansas 66548

785-363-22241-866-368-4826

Elite Aluminum StockTrailers

Titan — SharpYour Trailer Super Store!

Mid-PlainsEquipment

E. Hwy 30 & 10, POBox 2526Kearney, NE 68848Delivery Available

308-237-5810www.midplainsonline.com

Trailers 4 U785-292-4166

Frankfort, KS

www.trailers4u.com

When There's Work To Do...

DONAHUE!1-800-457-7406

www.donahuetrailers.com

TRAILERS

Your Local Dealer for:TravAlong, PJ, Hillsboro,

Sharp, Titan West, Hayliner,and Bradford Built.

31' 10k Tandem $9,85027' 10k Tandem $9,170

25' 7k Single Wheel $7,560

STOCK TRAILERSTravalong 24' Standard Stock

$11,750Hillsboro 7.5' X 26' $19,200

Rocking "M"Trailer Sales

430 S. ColoradoWaterville, KS 66548

Office: 1-866-261-2526Shawn: 785-562-6614Kelsie: 785-313-3233

www.rockingmtrailers.com

MACHINERY2012 BESTWAY FIELD-PROIV pull type 320/ 90RX46 80%,1000 gal. tank, 60' booms, nowelds, hydraulic fold up and lift,20" spacing with 10 and 15 gal.3 way nozzles, hydraulic pump,adjustable wheels, inductor,flexible booms, always winter-ized, GPS, Raven controllerwith Globe, set up for self guid-ance, $14,500. 785-466-6019 .

3PT JOHN DEERE HARROW4 section, $400. 3pt springtooth 4 section, $375. 785-820-0753, 785-827-9256

Guaranteed Used Truck Tires, most sizes.

Also, can use LP22.5, 11R22.5, 11R24.5 Clean

Low Grade Casings.GeeTire.comRossville, KS.785-231-8397

MACHINERY

Case & IHTractor Salvage

Case 300's thru 2096IH 460's thru 5488

Over 1000 Tractors on shelfNew & Rebuilt parts for all

brands of tractors/ combines

Want to buyCase & IH salvage tractors

Elmer's RepairCENTRALIA, KS

785-857-3248www.elmersrepair.com

CLAASUSED FORAGE

HARVESTERS & HEADS'11 Claas 960.............Coming'10 Claas 980.............Coming'09 Claas 980'05 Claas 900...................Call'04 Claas 900...................CallClaas RU600, 8 row head...................From $30,000**********************************

TRACTORS2012 Case 315........$190,000Agco Star 8360.........$45,000**********************************

COMBINES0% For 5 years on all 62 & 72Series combines'13 Gleaner S67'12 Gleaner S77'12 Gleaner S67'11 Gleaner S67(2) '10 Gleaner R76'05 Gleaner R75......$120,000'02 Gleaner R72........$85,000'99 Gleaner R72........$75,000'95 Gleaner R72'98 Gleaner R62........$67,500(2) '97 Gleaner R62 ..$45,000'94 Gleaner R62........$40,000'13 3000 12R30.........$55,000'11 3000 12R30.........$50,000**********************************

MISCELLANEOUSSunflower Tillage equipment....................Coming in daily

Kalvesta Impl.Company, Inc.

620-855-3567KALVESTA, KS 67856

www.kalvestaimplement.com

FOR SALE OR TRADE

Gravity WagonsNew Holland 258 rakes: 1

ground driven, $1,575; 1 hy-draulic driven, $3,650

Cooter's785-562-2027785-562-6131

FOR SALE: WINCO 25KWPTO generator in good work-ing condition. Used severaltimes every year, $1,100. 785-457-3440

PLANTER SALVAGEIH 800-900-950-955 CycloJD 494-1280, 7000-7300,

plate and platelessWhite 5100

Koelzer RepairOnaga, KS 785-857-3257

MACHINERY

Gleaner Combines'95 R62 Cummins$26,500'04 R75 RWA......$59,500'91 R60 RWA .....$13,500'82 & '80 L2S .......$8,500

EZ Trail Gravity Wagons,Grain Carts, and Header

Trailers.

Great Plains Tillage Tools

81 Farm Eq. ServiceMcPherson,KS 620-241-3100

1-800-357-3101

JD 4420 COMBINE WITH 18'head. 3,100 hours, good condi-tion, field ready. $7,000. 785-922-7082, evenings.

NEW• 604-605N net• R2300 & R2800 rakes• TM800 Trail Mower• VR-8, 10, 12 wheel rake

USED EQUIPMENT• 605M net ramp floats• 665M twine ramp• 505I baler, $3,500• JD 700 rake hyd fold $5,500• CFR960 HL bale processor,

like new round & square haygrapple fork scales• BP8000 w/ FinalCut• BP8000 w/Scales

FEED MIXERS• FA-550 Feed wagon

To view all of our New &Used Equipment, pleasecheck out our website:www.sloophook.com or

give us a call: 785-828-4706Sloop Sales &

Hook's Repair Inc.Lyndon, KS 66451

SALVAGE COMBINESALLIS N7-6, L2, L, M, G, F2,F, CII, AII; JD 8820, 7720,7700, 6600, 4400, 3300, 105,95, 55; MF 860, 760, 750,510, 410; IH 1680, 1480,1460, 915, 815, 715, 503,403; NH TR70-85, 1400, 995,985, 975.

SALVAGE TRACTORSALLIS 7000-7080, 220, 210,190XT; D17-19; JD 84-8630,7520, 6030, 5020, 4630,4430, 4020, 3020, 720, 730;CASE 1470, 1370, 1270,1200, 1070, 930, 400; IH1568, 1466, 1256, 1066,1026, 806; FORD 4-5-6-8-9000; MF 2745, 1155, 1100,90, 85; OLIVER 2150; MMG1000; WH2-150, 4-150.Mike's Equipment

BUHLER, KANSAS1-800-543-2535

SIDE SHIFT LOADER BALEfork, $350. 785-820-0753, 785-827-9256

MACHINERY

NEWBalers: 605N, 504R, 604NRakes: VR1428, 2- VR1224

USEDBalers: 4- 605SM, 2- 605N,1- 605SM corn stalk, 1-504N, 1- 504R Demo, 1-6650 Rancher Rakes: 2-R2800, 2- R2300, 1- VR1428,1- VR1224

LARGER BALE FORKSSPRING STEEL AVAIL.

METALROUND SQUARE TUBINGANGLE CHANNEL & FLAT

2 3/8", 2 7/8", 4 1/2" pipe3/4 & 7/8 sucker rods

WELDING SUPPLIESOxygen C125 & acet. Bottles

for saleWelding rods & wireTop & bottom belts for all bal-

ersTwine 4' & 5' netwrapPortable panels, Feed Bunks& Round Bale Feeders Forrest JohnsonLEONARDVILLE, KS 66449

785-293-5583785-293-2235

NEW EQUIPMENT504R Baler6650 Rancher with netTE170 tedderWinkel Calving PenPortable CorralR2300 rakeBPX 9000 Bale ProcessorMC 3700Perfect Tree Saw

USED EQUIPMENT5500 Rebal Baler605N555 XL605M balerTM850 Mower Demo3 pt tree shear

BERG REPAIR

14200 Godlove Rd.Westmoreland, KS

785.457.3534

TREEBUSTER TREESAWSC u t s 1 2 " t r e e s , n ohydrau l i cs /mov ing par t s ,hardened blade, fits skidsteers,stacks trees. $2,150. HerrsManufacturing 785-263-6224.YouTube Video: TreeBuster

WANTED: TRUCK GRAVELdump bed and pusher axle.816-387-6091.

REAL ESTATE

Grass & Grain, March 19, 2019 Page 19

— ITEMS FOR SALE — 2014 Case IH Puma 185, 2600

hrs .............................$73,0002013 Kubota M110GX tractor

4,700 hrs w/ joystick ldr ......... ..................................$37,000

JD 4430 tractor w/158 ldr CALL1995 JD 8300 tractor MFWD

6,700 hrs ...................$54,000JD 220 rigid head ............. $9001990 JD 853A rowhead ...........

..................................$10,500CIH 2142 draper 35’ ...$20,500JD 635 flex draper.......$43,0002015 JD 635 draper ........CALL 2008 JD 608 cornhead 8x30 ...

..................................$18,500JD 644 cornhead .........$4,7502007 JD 635F flexhead ...........

..................................$12,0002000 CIH 1020 flexhead 30’ ....

......................................CALLCIH 2208 cornhead 8x30.........

..................................$11,000CIH 2020 Flexhead 30’ .$9,500JD 212 pickup head 6 belt.......

.................................... $2,500Brent 772 graincart .....$10,000Crustbuster 1075 grain cart .....

..................................$20,000Unverferth Gravity Wagon w/

auger .............................CALL2010 Haybuster H1130 ............

..................................$45,000Haybuster H-1000 Tubgrinder .

..................................$27,000JD 716 chuckwagon .......CALLNH 275 sq. baler ...........$1,750JD 569 premium round baler ...

..................................$23,5002015 New Holland 160

Swather, 600 hrs ......$70,0002017 NH 240 Swather 840 hrs,

416 Durabine ............$70,0002014 NH 340 big square baler

1601 bales ................$70,000Vermeer R23 hayrake ..$6,500NH 56B side delivery rake$600JD 400 rotary hoe .........$1,7502009 GP 3S3000HD drill NT

10x30 ........................$29,000SF 9433 drill 10x30 .....$27,500Orthman 428 Fallowmaster .....

..................................$18,000Blu Jet II ripper 7sh .......$7,000Blue Jet ripper 5sh ........$4,900Krause 4000 Chisel ......$5,500Hiniker 1000 cultivator 12r 30’ .

....................................$9,000Hiniker 6000 12R30 ....$14,500Hiniker 5000 cultivator 8R30 ...

....................................$4,000Hiniker 6000 cultivator 8R30 ...

....................................$8,000Lilliston cultivator 6R30 .$2,500JD 885 cultivator 8rw ....$5,000JD 2100 ripper ..............$7,500Sunflower 1434 disc .......CALL2011 CIH 1250 planter 16rw ...

..................................$55,0002012 CIH 1250 planter 16r30 ..

..................................$45,000Buffalo 4600 cultivator ..$1,500KMC Cultivator ..............$1,0002018 Industrias Am. blade

160r ...............................CALL Wemco header trailer 32 & 35

ft. NEW .........................CALL

Jones Machinery, Inc. is a dealer for Akron grain baggers & unloaders.

Give us a call!

Complete listing on our web:www.jonesmachineryinc.com

BUY/SELL/TRADE DAILYSmith Center, KS

785-282-3000785-282-0432 Cell

785-686-4005Evening Calls Welcome

TumbleWeed Auction Co. LLC is taking consignments at anytime & has joined up with Jones Machinery, Inc.,

with 50 years knowledge in used farm equipment. Online auctions provided by AUCTIONTIME.com with

absolute & reserve option available. Call or stop by today!

TumbleWeed Auction Co. LLC935 E HWY 36 Smith Center, KS785-282-5419www.TumbleweedAuctionKS.com

MACHINERY

New Equipment604N Baler605N Baler504R Baler

R2300 Twin RakeVR1224 12 Wheel RakeVR1428 14 Wheel RakeBPX9010 Bale Processor4ʼ & 5ʼ Net Wrap & Twine

Wertzberger RanchEquipment LLC

Alma, KS785-765-3588

NEW TRACTORSKubota M7-151 KVT, MFD,

ldrKubota M6-111 MFD w/ ldrKubota M5-111 MFD w/ ldr

USED TRACTORS2016 Kubota M5-111 HDC 12

4wd, ldr.2013 Kubota RTV 500 utility

veh.2015 Case IH Maxum 125MC2014 Case IH Maxxum 115

MC, MFD, ldr2014 Kubota L5460, HSTC,

4WD, CabMISCELLANEOUS

2017 Case IH DC102, DMC2016 Bush Hog 2215 15' cut-

ter2014 Bush Hog 2815 15' cut-

ter1988 Case IH 8330 Moco

McConnell Machinery1111 E. 23rd Lawrence, KS

785-843-2676Evenings

785-979-2271www.mcconnellmachineryco.com

Tire Town Inc.20 8x38 New ..................$825340/85 R28 New ............$485520 70R30 Buffed ..........$700480 70R28 Buffed ..........$500420 85R34 Used 70% ....$300520/85R42 80% .............$8007 184x38 10P New ........$525600/65 R28 New .........$1,0009 360/70R28 Buffed .......$325710/75 R42 Buffed ......$1,60023 R30 overstock ........$1,100184x34 New ...................$480800/70 R38 Buffed ......$2,600380/90 R46 80.00 ..........$750800-444-7209 800-451-9864913-441-4500 913-682-3201

Nice f latbed, f i ts dual ly.................................$2,100IH #900 6RN Planter withwhippers ..................$3,500Several New Hydrabeds.................................In Stock

WINCHELL'S, INC.Phillipsburg, KS785-543-2118

MACHINERY

OUR 67th YEARUSED TRACTORS

2017 JD 8370R2015 JD 8345R2015 JD 6215R1998 JD 78102018 JD 6155R2016 JD 6155R1990 JD 44551989 JD 44551983 JD 44501984 JD 42501991 JD 4055

COMBINES2017 JD S6602014 JD S6602013 JD S6602016 JD 630FD2011 JD 630F

USED EQUIPMENT2016 JD 2510 H Dry

NEW EQUIP. SPECIALS2018 JD 630 FD2017 JD HX15

SOLID – STABLESTILL JD

785-336-2138 Days785-548-5855 Nights

Visit Us Attoddtractor.comSeneca, Kansas

SALVAGING COMBINESN5, N7, L, L2, M, F, G, C, CII,AII, A&E, K Gleaner. 6620,7720, 8820, 7700, 6600,4400, 3300, 105, 95, 55, JD.915, 1480, 1460, 1420, 815IHC. 860, 760, 750, 510, 410,300 Massey. Several black &orange Gleaner corn heads.

Jack BoyleVermillion

785-382-6848 785-564-0511

Used Farm Equipment

Tillage • Grain HandlingLoaders • and more

Check website for listings

MellenbruchMachinerySoldier, Kansas

785-834-2541Cell: 785-305-0234

www.mellenbruchmachinery.com

MACHINERY

USED TRACTORS'10 Case IH Farmall 105U,

MFD, cab, ldr. 2850 hrs'09 Case IH Magnum 215,

3370 hrs'96 JD 8300 MFD 7,960 hrs'05 Case IH MXU 125 MFD,

cab, ldr'82 IH 5488

MISCELLANEOUS'18 Case IH 2150 planter

16/30'12 Case IH 1250 16x30 w/

liquid fertilizerCase IH 1200 planter 6/30,

liquid fertilizer'14 Case IH 5130 Combine,

4wd 775 engine hrs, 518sep. hrs

'11 Case IH 3406 corn headw/ trailer

'10 Case IH 2020 flexhead30' w/ air reel

'05 Killbros 1170 grain cart'89 Case IH 1063 corn head'09 Case IH RB564, 3,600

bales'01 NH 1475 MOCO 14''02 NH 1475 MOCO 14''02 Case IH 4300, FC 27''96 Sunflower 1232-29 disk'01 Case IH 3950 disk, 33'ʻ07 Case IH 340 25ʼ disk'05 Case IH 340 disk 28'Great Plains turbo till 3000Sunflower 4212-11 disk chisel2- Case IH 6500 conser till,

14'ʻ89 Case IH 1020 25ʼIH 863 cornheadJD Frontier RC2084 rotary

cutter 7'NH 1465 MoCo, 9''08 Cub Cadet GT 2554

garden tractorNEW EQUIPMENT

Farmall 30C w/ loaderFarmall 35A w/ loaderFarmall 100C, MFD, ldrMaxxum 125Magnum 280Case IH 335 Turbo 28'Several Bush Hog rotary

mowers and tillersBush Hog 2402 posthole

diggerComplete line Bush Hog zero

turn mowers

ROSSVILLETruck & Tractor

ROSSVILLE, KANSAS785-584-6195

ANTIQUESLOOKING TO BUY antiquesand collectibles such as the fol-lowing items: advertising signs,oil, antifreeze, and gas collect-ibles, farm primitives, old toys,old postcards, photographs,automobilia and farm literature,old furniture, crocks, architec-tural salvage, pens, pencils, to-bacco tins, spice tins, oldsports, and anything HD LeeMercantile, and anything oldadvertising in general. Contact785-822-8304 to make an ap-pointment.

BUILDINGS / BLDG MTLS.

29 ga 40yr ptd....... $73.89/sq29 ga 20yr ptd....... $67.71/sq29 ga Galvalume... $58.89/sq*Metal Roofing & Siding*

Complete Bldg. PackagesDoors, Insulation, LivestockEquipment, Scales, Waters,Bale Beds & Cake Feeders

*Jobsite Delivery Available*(prices subject to change)

www.diamondlsupply.com

ef-fi-cient (adj)Achieving maximum productiv-ity with minimum wasted effort

or expense.Raising cattle for you is not a

hobby. You want equipment todo the job faster and is built to

last. In a word, that's whatGoBob's CATTLE FLOW®

equipment is... efficient!855-880-7964

GoBobKS.com

Metal Panels& Accessories

THE VALUE LEADER. WEWON'T BE UNDERSOLD

CALL FOR CURRENTMETAL PRICING

• DELIVERY AVAILABLE •

WESTERN METAL2 Locations • Best Service

Louisburg, Kansas

1-800-489-4100HAYS, KANSAS

1-800-770-2725

SMITH POSTYARDHedge Post

Delivery AvailableJEFF SMITH620-496-8956

BUILDINGS / BLDG MTLS.

STEEL BUILDINGINVENTORY SALE

I-Beam ConstructionEasy Bolt-Up Design

40x65, 60x90, 100x150

Many Others Available

(800) 369-3882www.toplinebuildings.comsales@toplinebuildings.com

SERVICES

CUSTOMPORTABLEDISC-ROLLINGDARRELL WAGONER

Cell: 785-650-4094

WANTEDBUYING OLD BARB WIRE:Can look at a pile of old wirefor estimate. 785-799-6225.

WANT TO BUY SALVAGEand non-running ATV's, snow-mobiles, jet skis, and dirt bikes.Any condition, cash paid, willpick up. 402-469-2002.

WANTED: BARN WOOD, Olddoors, windows, and porchposts. 620-382-6393

– USED IMPLEMENT –2013 RT210 track loader2015 R190 skid loaderKoyker 510 loader2005 Gleaner R65EZ Trail 510 grain cart2014 V400 Gehl skid loader2010 MF 2856A round balerR190 Gehl skid loaderFord 900 tractorGehl 1870 rd. baler2014 Gleaner S77 combine1998 Gleaner R72Gleaner 8200 30' w/air reelGleaner 800 30' flexheadGleaner 400 30' rigidGleaner 8000 25' flex headMF 883, 8row cornhead

Call us for your AGCOpart needs!

Kuhlman Impl.LINN, KANSAS

785-348-5547

14' MOWER, RIGID $650. 785-820-0753, 785-827-9256

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 — 10:00 AM

2248A ZZ Road — StRong City, KAnSASat the Saffordville Community Center

Saffordville is about 7 miles East of Strong City and 10 miles West of Emporia, KS on Highway 50. There is a sign on the highway, Exit South and cross the railroad tracks.

Paul Hancock: 620.340.5692

There are a few photos at www.hancockauctionandrealestate.com

AntiQUE FURnitUREWalnut Armoire; painted pie cup-board; wooden 3 door ice box; fancy 3 drawer chest; oak and wicker child’s stroller/high chair; oak and wicker wheel chair; sev-eral hump back & flat top trunks; parlor table with claw and ball feet; hat rack; several small piec-es of furniture, shelves, mirrors, etc.; cast iron easel; claw foot organ stool.

PEDAL CAR & tRiCyCLESFire Chief pedal car; several tri-cycles and wagons, all ages and wheels and parts.

SMALL CoLLECtiBLESAll State electric train, IOB; 50 pocket knives; 20 belt buckles; LOTS of jewelry, mostly cos-tume; a few pieces of sterling; 2 Daguerreotype photos; #5 jug w/brown top; smaller crocks; 2 bubble glass pictures; collector plates; Aladdin metal oil lamp #11; rug beaters; Medicine Man walking stick; 4 ornamental swords; fencing swords & gear; collection of dog figurines; Hot Wheels & small toys; Zippo light-ers; wood case radio; 4 Long-aberger baskets; cast iron tea kettle; Wagner, Griswold Lodge skillets; oak wall phones; peanut or gum vending machine; jars of buttons; Bell System tool box; lightning rods; oak wall clocks.

gUnSVerona SX405S-12, 12 ga.

semi, synthetic; Stevens 620A 12 ga. 2 ¾ barrel only; BB guns.

QUiLtS10-12 quilts, some hand stitched; linens.

WEStERnSterling fine cut tobacco tin; 6 Western saddles and blankets; 1 childs saddle; several branding irons; bridle bits & head stalls; 1 set spurs; 25 halters; New Stet-son hat; campfire cooking pot; hammered brass bowl.

HARLEy DAViDSonLighted sign; saddle bags; seat; 5 scale model motorcycles.

FiSHing25 rods and reels; tackle boxes; quite a few lures.

SPoRtS CARDSMany, many sports cards, rookie, boxes full, etc.

tooLSHand and handles tools, electric tools, woodworking tools (3-4 ta-bles full).

PRiMitiVESMono antique chain saw; Dia-mond Edge/Malott Hardware, Ot-tawa Ks tin sign; wooden spoke wheels; counter top scales, brass beam, weights.

oiL CAnSAllstate motor oil; Belknap; Lion; 66; Texaco.

otHERMagna Glacier Point bike; 20 storage totes; packing blankets; household items.

MAny MAny MoRE itEMS

notE: this auction is comprised of items that have been in storage for several years. the family is sorting through about 70-80 totes. We will have what we have! Plan to attend! About a 5-hour auction.

MACHINERY INVENTORY REDUCTION AUCTIONFRIDAY, APRIL 5, 2019 — 10:30 AM

LOCATION: 1557 E. 100 Road — LECOMPTON, KANSAS 66050DIRECTIONS: From South Topeka Blvd. & 45th Street (south edge of Topeka, KS), 12 miles East to E. 100 Road, 1/4 mile South; OR from I-70 at West Lawrence, KS Exit, 2 miles South on K10 Hwy. to K40 Hwy., 2 miles West to Stull Road, 6 miles West on Stull Road to E. 100 Road, 1/4 mile South.

There will be NO SMALL ITEMS on start of this auction other than what is advertised on this bill. PLEASE BE ON TIME! LuNCh SERvED bY STuLL uNITED METhODIST ChuRCh.

LONE PINE AG/LONE PINE ACRES, SELLERSDavid Wulfkule, 785-925-0194 • Lone Pine Ag Services, 785-887-6559

hARRIS AuCTION SERvICE, hOLTON, KSDan Harris, Auctioneer 785-364-7137 • Larry Harris, Auctioneer 785-249-4236

Cody Askren, Auctioneer 785-364-7249 • Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. 785-364-4114Clerk & Cashiers: Cindy Grollmes, Garrett Harris

Holtonlivestock.com

TRACTORS & BULLDOZER1979 JD 4240D, duals, 8 spd. Power Shift, 540/1000 PTO, complete engine overhaul in 2000 @ 9000hrs, front end re-built bushing & tie rod ends 9600 hrs., Pioneer remotes, 18.4-38 back duals, 11-16 front tires, Ser# 011953R, 1422 new hour meter, 9000 old hour meter; 1979 JD 4840D, duals, 8 spd., Power Shift, total complete over-haul, engine & rear end in 2001 @ 10,100hrs., New front bush-ings on spindle @ 11,208hrs, AC compressor 12,350 hrs., large 1000 PTO, 18.4, R42 rear dual tires, 14L-16.1 front tires, Pioneer remotes, Ser# RW4 840P005820, 2805 new hour meter 10,200 old hour meter; 1985 International Dresser TD15C Bulldozer, aux. rear hyd., purchased 2012, under car-riage very good condition, 2755 hrs. Ser# 5115TD15C; Aus-tin-Western Super 88 antique motor grader, 6 wheel drive, not running, Ser# 88SW208.

TRUCKS &TRAILERS2009 Volvo VNL Day cab (#10) Truck/air ride, Cummins ISX15L 450 hp. RTO-16910-DM3 Eaton Fuller Ultra shift 10 speed AT, rebuilt 5th wheel 10/17, New starter, front end alignment, New front tires 5/17 @ 178,927mi. Tires 11R22.5, 207,804 mi, VIN 4V4NC9TH29N273268; 2005 Freightliner Columbia Semi Tractor day cab (#9) 14.1 De-troit, Eaton Fuller 10 spd., New water pump, New ECM 9-18 @ 6,252 mi. 5th wheel rebuilt, New head, New injectors, both Jake brakes rebuilt 12-18 @ 18,305mi., New air dryer 11-18 @ 16,192 mi. front tires 11R22.5 Back Low Pro 22.5, 19,300 new Od. mi. 375,000 old od. miles, VIN 1FUJA6CK65LV15116; 1998 Freightliner FLD-120 (#2) day cab Tractor, Cummins N-14, Rockwell 10 spd., New starter 1-16 front 11R22.5 rear Low Pro 22.5, 18,570 New Od, 483,000 old Od., VIN 1FUYDCYB-4WL978810; 1991 Freightliner FLD-120 Sleeper Tractor (#3), 12.7 60 Series Detroit, Eaton Fuller Road Ranger 9 spd., 5th wheel rebuilt, 11R22.5 front, Low Pro 22.5 back tires, 112,944 new Od. mi 587,150 old Od. mi, VIN 1FUYDPYB6MH394500; 1988 Freightliner FLD-120 dump truck (#6) Cat 3406E, Jake brake, Eaton Fuller Road Rang-er 9 spd., 5 axle, alum. outer wheels, stainless steel bed, air tailgate, front tires 11R24.5 all other tires 285/75-24.5, 159,171 mi., VIN: 1FUYYRYB1JP311511; 2006 Jet 42’ Aluminum Grain Hopper Trailer (#893), Shurlock roll tarp, 11R24.5 tires, spring ride, VIN 5JNGA42256H000893; 1999 Dakota 42’ Grain Steel Hopper Trailer, spring ride, Shurlock roll tarp, tire size 11R24.5, steel wheels, VIN: 1H95H4220XY193844; 1978 Ranch Manufacturing Com-pany 25T Lowboy Ser# 7809S; 1988 Walker T1866 5600 gal. stainless steel tank trailer/ spring ride, 13HP Honda pump elec. start w/Flomax 15 3” pump, hose rack & hose, rebuilt 3” pump, New stainless-steel box 1-19, tires Low Pro 22.5, Ser# 1W9S82023J1028629; 2015 PJ FD362 30’+6’ dovetail tan-dem duals gooseneck w/3 fold

over ramps, 4” strap winches & straps, tires 235/80R16, VIN: 4P5FD3622F1225439.

NuTRIENT PLACEMENT FERTILIZER EQUIPMENT & FERTILIZER HANDLING

EQUIPMENT2014 JD 4940 Sprayer 120’ booms/15” spacing, 2630 dis-play, Starfire 3000 reciever-SF1, Auto Trac SF1 activation-GS3, section control, auto boom height, 1,200 gal. stainless steel tank, Inductor, 380/105R50 row crop tires, 3,012 hrs., Ser# 1NO4940XTD0028402; 1999 Case FLX4300 w/John Deere motor, Allison 6 spd., 2 spd. drop box, 14’ New Leader SS bed 3020G4 bed, Envizo Pro w/guidance & variable rate, New injection pump 3/17, 8,405hrs., motor rebuild & new head, new transmission, back tire 66/43.00-25 front tires 48x31.00R20, 6,426 hrs., Ser# JFG0002763, bed Ser# 123748; 1995 Loral 2500 floater truck on an Inter-national 4900 chassis with 2013 New Leader L4000G4-13 2 bin variable rate bins with Viper Pro controller with Guidance & Swath control, DT466 eng., Al-lison 4 spd. auto. trans., 2 spd. drop box, Bed Camera System, New spinner motors, pan & pad-dles 1 year ago, New radial rear tires 1-19 1000/50R25, front tires 48/2500-20, 9,094 hrs., VIN: 1HTSDAAN55H581886; 2014 Doyle Model #DDT21-42Tra/Rem Fertilizer stainless steel 6 bin Tender Trailer, Duetz die-sel power unit, air vibrator, tires 255/70R-22.5, 236 hrs., Ser# 4L5AB4228EF031659; 2006 Manac flatbed Nurse Trailer/ air ride, 9’ upper deck, 39’ lower deck, 2 - 2000 gal. plastic tanks, w/chemical tanks & pumps, 2 - 85 gal. induction tanks, Mix Man-ifold with separate fresh water rinse system with air blow out, 3” Flomax pump with elec. start Honda GX340, 2” elec. hose reel, fresh water garden hose on reel, fresh water hand/eye wash tank, 2 lg. storage boxes for package product, tires 235/75R17.5, VIN: 2M51246061107015; 2012 Mobility 600 AGHD Row Crop Dry Fertilizer Spreader, High Clearance Ser# 600ADJ12532; Ranco Elevator 304 stainless steel 12 ga. 57’ 300 ton per hour. with ladder & platforms. 25HP 3 phase motor used 5 years; 4 NH3 nurse tanks, all have data plate; Tote nurse tank trailer 750 gal. tandem axle, 2” pump, Ser# 1144; #1C 2600 gal. stain-less steel chemical tank with 2” pump & meter; #2C 2500 gal. plastic chemical tank on stand with 2” pump & meter; #3C 2600 gal. stainless steel chem-ical tank with 2” pump & meter; #4C 2600 gal. stainless steel chemical tank with 2” pump & meter; #5C 2500 gal. plastic chemical tank on stand with 2” pump & meter; #6C 900 gal. plastic chemical tank on stand, NO PUMP; #8C 1800 gal. stain-less steel chemical tank with 2” pump & meter.; 2015 #4 KBK fiberglass tank for liq. fertiliz-er 14,600 gal. 10’ wide 25’ tall, Ser# G18365; 2010 #2 Palmer fiberglass tank for liq. fertilizer 14,688 gal. 10’ wide 25’ tall; 2012 #3 Palmer fiberglass tank for liq. fertilizer 14,688 gal. 10’ wide 25’ tall; JD 4930 or 4940 floater

tires & rims, 620/70X46 Good-year; JD 4930 or 4940 floater tires & rims, 620/70X46 & set of fenders, Michelin; NH3 Knife 2 set LPA-S.

TILLAGE EQUIPMENT2015 JD 1990 CCS 36’ air seed-er, 10” spacing, grease banks, bean/wheat flutes, rate control-ler, population monitor, Ser# 1A 81990DCEH760268; 2014 Landoll vertical tillage 29’ mod-el 7431-29, Ser# 74K1203670; 1981 JD 2600 5 btm. plow, com-pletely rebuilt 2010, used very lit-tle since rebuild, Ser# 013052A; Corn Reel for 6 row head; 35 KW generator mounted in Ford pickup bed trailer; Marlow 3” ir-rigation pump, nozzle & equip, Ser# 545731; Unverferth Mod-el A52 300 hyd. auger for John Deere planter filling.

SKID LOADER, FORKLIFTS, XUV & ATV

2012 JD 332D Skid Steer, cab, heat, AC, 2 spd. trans., select-able joystick, elec. quick attach, 1050 hrs., Ser#: 1T0332DK-TCD226687; 2014 Turbo Saw Model RT2600, hi flow for lg. skid loader, Ser# 4212; Hyster mod-el S50XL fork lift/ 2 stage mast, propane, Ser# A187V04581G; Crown model RCTT-190 elec. fork Lift/3 stage mast, 36V & 110V charger, Ser# SNW-16327 57; 2017 John Deere Gator XUV 825I gas w/cab, PS & hyd. snow blade, 200 hrs., Ser# 1M0825GECHM132849; 2012 Honda Rancher 420ES 4x4 4-wheeler w/GPS for prescrip-tion tests, has elec. soil probe with auto dump 2013, 518 hrs., VIN 1HFTE35KXC4502902.

vEhICLES2004 Ford F150 XLT Triton 2WD 4 door (gray), well equipped, new fuel filter, coils, thermostat, intake manifold gaskets, spark plugs @ 208,230, 215,140 mi., VIN 1FRTX12W74KC80214; 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, white, fully loaded, 195,700 mi., VIN 1FMZU67E31UC13210; 1999 Dodge Durango SLT 4WD, V8, 129,506 mi., VIN: 1B4HS28Y7XF536953; 1999 Ford F-150 2WD (red) 4.2 V6 new Jasper motor 3-08 @ 80,876 mi. plugs & wires 4-17 @ 152,050 mi., 161,930 mi., VIN 1FTZF1722XKA49217; 1978 Ford F-250 4WD/steel flatbed, 400 motor, manual trans, factory F350 front end, 83,925 mi., VIN F265RBJ7804; 1998 Chev. S-10 Blazer 4WD truck, black, 4.3 Vortec V6 motor, 155,565 mi., VIN 1GNDT13W2W2190502.

HAY & LIVESTOCK EQUIP.1972 DewEze self-propelled hay wagon, 318 V-8 motor, New brakes & wheel cylinders, new carb 5/16, New alternator 7/18, holds 250 bales, super single rear tires; John Deere 336 sq. hay baler, string, rebuilt plunger & knifes 5/16, comes with sever-al boxes of string, Ser# 182492; New Holland hay rake; New Holland 479 9’ hay mower con-ditioner; Davis Model 60 mixer wagon & scales, missing upper auger, rough, Ser# 952960TR76; 1993 Automatic roller mill, 20 hp elect, Ser# 831029810; John Deere manure spreader, needs wood; 10 SS hog feeders; 12 Osborn fiberglass hog feeders; 1993 20 hp elec. hammer mill; Friesen “Meridian” bulk seed bag handler.

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Aerial surveys will begin March 15 and run through mid-May in five states con-taining lesser prairie-chick-en habitat. The surveys are conducted annually by the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) to document population trends and how

the bird is responding to management strategies identified in the Lesser Prai-rie-Chicken Range-wide Conservation Plan.

The range-wide plan is a collaborative effort of WAFWA and the state wild-life agencies of Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas

and Colorado. It was devel-oped to ensure conservation of the lesser prairie-chicken with voluntary cooperation of landowners and industry. The plan allows agriculture producers and industry to continue operations while reducing impacts to the bird and its grassland habitat.

“This survey provides the data for annual estimates of the lesser prairie-chicken population across the five states,” explained Roger Wolfe, WAFWA’s Lesser Prairie-chicken program manager. “These popula-tion estimates are critical in helping us guide deci-

sions related to conserva-tion efforts targeting lesser prairie-chickens and their habitat.”

The surveys will be conducted by helicopter in locations chosen randomly within lesser prairie-chick-en range, which is part of the methodology strategy.

In previous years, some of the fly paths prompted calls, which is why WAFWA is providing notification about the start of aerial survey work.

Preliminary results from this year’s surveys will be available on July 1.

Lesser prairie-chicken aerial surveys to document population trends

Gary Fike began serv-ing as the Riley County

Extension director, ef-fective March 10, 2019.

Riley County’s office is located in Manhattan.

He earned his bache-lor’s degree from Okla-homa Panhandle State University in vocational agriculture education and his master’s degree from Kansas State University in ruminant nutrition.

Fike has most recently been employed as the di-rector of commercial mar-keting at Red Angus As-sociation of America and

has previously worked for Extension systems in Kansas, Iowa, and Ohio.

Extension directors provide administrative leadership for budget and fiscal operations, person-nel management of local staff, overall program de-velopment, delivery and evaluation, and assurance of accessibility to local programming by all indi-viduals.

Local Extension facul-

ty are jointly employed in a partnership between K-State Research and Ex-tension, headquartered on the Kansas State Univer-sity campus in Manhattan, and the local Extension board.

The role of K-State Research and Extension is to encourage the adop-tion of research-based in-formation to improve the quality of life for Kan-sans. K-State Research

and Extension is the short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service.

More information about K-State Research and Extension Riley County is available by calling (785) 537-6350, or on the Web: https://www.riley.k-state.edu/

Contact Gary via email at garyfike@ksu.edu

Gary Fike to serve as Riley County Extension director

President signs bipartisan PRIA into lawU.S. Senate Committee

on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and Ranking Member Debbie

Stabenow, D-Mich., said President Trump has signed the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act (PRIA) into law, bringing certainty to the agriculture industry and other stakeholders.

“This law will ensure farmers, consumers and others have an improved process when registering and evaluating the use of pesticides,” said Roberts. “The bill was approved by the Senate unanimously

and represents the concerns of all stakeholders.”

“PRIA means certainty for agriculture, farmwork-ers, and consumers,” said Stabenow. “I’m pleased the President acted to sign this long-overdue legislation into law to help farmers protect their crops while also providing important protections for farmwork-ers and their families.”

PRIA established a framework for EPA when

registering pesticides. The original intent has been to create a more predictable and effective evaluation process for affected pesti-cide decisions by coupling the collection of fees with specific decision review periods. This legislation includes technical chang-es and extends authority for EPA to collect updated pesticide registration and maintenance fees through FY 2023.

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Largest Selection of New Inventory in the area!

Largest Selection of Jeep Wranglers in the area and being sold at employee pricing!

2018 Ram 2500 Crew Cab 4WD Diesels

Starting at $44,981

2019 Ram 1500’s

Starting at $23,872

2018 Ford F-150’s

Up to $10,000 Off!

2018 Dodge Journeys

Starting at $19,997

2019 Ford Escape

Starting at $23,749

The Premier Lincoln Dealer

Easy to find exit 295 on I-70Dodge • Chrysler • Jeep • Ram • Ford • Lincoln

FARM MACHINERY AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Seller: Darrel Brant eStateSAle SiTe: From Pratt, KS: East on 54 Hwy. 10 miles to Cairo blacktop, South 6 miles to 60th St. Go West ¼ mile; From isabel, KS: North on 42 Hwy. to curve then North 6 miles to 60th St. go West ¼ mile. inclement Weather date is March 25 at 10:00 am. all Hours & Mileage is approximate. lUnCH will be served.TRACToRS: 1992 Ford 846 tractor, 4x4, 18.4x38” tires, drawbar, hydraulic outlets, 8388 hrs. TRUCKS, CoMbine, eqUiPMenT & TRAileRS: 1990 Case International 1680 combine, 25’ head-er; A&L Model 650 T Grain cart; Great Plains 2S-2600 double disc drill with fertilizer; Quinstar 33’ blade plow; Kent field cultiva-tor 33’; Top Hat Livestock trailer 6’x16’; Westfield hydraulic drill fill auger; Sunflower 5x5 blade; 1976 F-600 truck, 14’ bed, hoist, V-8 engine; 1960’s Ford N-600 truck, 16’ bed, V-8 engine, hoist; 2012 Dodge PU bed; Big Dog C-142 mower; 19’ Krause chisel; Coats tire changer; hydraulic press; anvil; Diesel PU tank & Diesel tanks on ground; 3 pt. mounted sprayer w/booms; squeeze chute; 54’ grain auger; Tools: sockets; ratchets; torch hoses & ends; hy-draulic hose maker; pliers; hammers; A frame winch; lots More!

Full Sale Bill Online at www.hammauction.comJohn Hamm/Auctioneer

620-450-7481107 ne State Road 61, Pratt, KS 67124

www.hammauction.comAnnouncements made day of sale take precedence over all materials.

Driver’s License Required and a Letter of Credit on the more Expensive Items.

JLC ANGUS2049 State Hwy. 236, Sabetha, KS 66534

John: 785-336-1570

78TH KANSASBULL TEST SALE

Wednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PMMitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio86 624 1141 35 3.5 108 3.1 109

JLC Durango West 3818 • Index: 109 • DOB: 3-22-18 • Sire: Laflins Durango 3369ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio74 615 1058 36 3.0 93 2.9 101

JLC Durango Design 1818 • Index: 97 • DOB: 2-26-18 • Sire: Laflins Durango 3369ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio74 575 1074 32 3.1 96 2.7 94

JLC Durango 1118 • Index: 96 • DOB: 2-16-18 • Sire: Laflins Durango 3369ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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FIELDMENJim Dalinghaus Dave Bures, Auctioneer Jeff Cook Greg Anderson Trevor Lundberg Taylor Schotte 785-799-5643 402-239-9717 785-564-2173 785-747-8170 785-770-2271 785-268-0430 Baileyville, KS Odell, Nebraska Hanover, KS Waterville, KS Frankfort, KS Marysville, KS

Barn Phone • 785-562-1015 www.marysvillelivestock.com

Marysville Livestock SalesEvery Thursday at 12 Noon

Bill Keesecker, Manager • 785-562-10151180 US Hwy. 77, P. O. Box 67, Marysville, KS 66508

PLEASE VISIT OUR WEB SITE TO SEE OUR LATEST DETAILED MARKET REPORTS AND UPCOMING CONSIGNMENTS AND SPECIAL SALES: www.marysvillelivestock.com

HFRETTESN/A

COWS-HIGH YIELDING1805#-955# $74.00-$54.00

COWS-LGT WT & LOW YIELDING1500#-870# $54.00-$22.00

BULLS1905#-1215# $80.50-$60.00

Market Report for 3-14-2019.620 HEAD SOLD

STEERS/BULLS BEEF 300-400# $183.00-$171.00 400-500# $183.00-$169.00 500-600# $174.50-$152.00 600-700# $150.00-$138.75 700-800# $138.75-$131.10 800-900# $142.25-$128.75 900-1000# $128.75-$126.25 HEIFERS 300-400# $160.00-$146.00 400-500# $159.00-$146.00 500-600# $149.00-$132.00 600-700# $142.25-$128.00 700-800# $128.00-$121.00 800-900# $124.25-$119.10

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KCA regional meeting to include BQA CertificationKansas Cattlemen’s As-

sociation (KCA), in part-nership with Merck Animal Health, will host a region-al cattlemen’s meeting in Yates Center to discuss in-dustry topics on the eve-ning of March 26, 2019 beginning at 5:30 p.m. The meeting will take place at the 4-H Community Build-ing. The meeting will in-clude BQA Certification with Dr. Dan Thomson and presentations by Dr. Mark Corrigan with Merck and KCA CEO, Tyler Dupy. A USA-Beef meal will be served. The meeting is free and open to the public.

The meeting will kick off with BQA Certification provided by veterinarian, educator, and DocTalk host Dr. Dan Thomson. Dr. Thomson is recognized in-ternationally as a leader in animal welfare, beef cattle production and cattle health management. Dr. Thom-son’s work has been pub-lished hundreds of times, and he has conducted over 60 invited talks internation-ally on his research and field experience on the in-teractions between produc-tion management, environ-ment and nutrition on the

health and well-being of beef cattle. Dr. Thomson’s research program has been granted over $35 million with over $15 million of those funds coming with him as the primary inves-tigator.

Beef Quality Assurance is a nationally coordinated, state implemented program that provides systematic in-formation to U.S. beef pro-ducers and beef consum-ers of how common-sense husbandry techniques can be coupled with accepted scientific knowledge to raise cattle under optimum management and environ-mental conditions. BQA guidelines are designed to make certain all beef con-sumers can take pride in what they purchase and can trust and have confidence in the entire beef industry.

Dr. Mark Corrigan, a Merck nutritionist, will speak about herd health, strategic de-worming pro-grams, and facts about im-plants & their value. Dr. Corrigan gained his exten-sive research experience as the beef technical services manager at Lallemand Animal Nutrition. Corri-gan previously managed

diverse research projects, as well as marketing and communications efforts, for animal health and nutrition products in the U.S. and globally. He also has au-thored or co-authored more than 40 scientific articles, abstracts, symposium pro-ceedings and presentations on a variety of beef cattle nutrition, health and per-formance topics. He has been a Merck nutritionist for over six years.

KCA is actively sup-porting independent cattle producers in Topeka and Washington, D.C. Our staff will update attendees on the current work with legisla-tion as well as other proj-ects and initiatives.

To help ensure enough of the free USA-Beef meal for everyone, please RSVP to 785-238-1483.

Sponsors of the meeting include: Ireland Cattle, Ru-ma-Lic Liquid Feed, Eure-

ka Livestock Sales, Merck Animal Health, State Auto Farm & Ranch, O’Mal-ley Equipment Company, Piqua State Bank, Yates

Center Elevator, Flyin’ 3 Veterinary Service, Heart-land Tractor, Fredonia Livestock Auction and Frontier Farm Credit.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 12:00 NOON3829 V Road — MADISON, KANSAS

(From 58 & 99 Jct. at NW corner of Madison, go 1.5 mi. North on 99 to 380th Rd., then go West on 380th Rd., veer left onto the gravel where the road divides, continue going West to V Rd. then 1/4 mi. North – wATCH fOR SIgNS

Plan to be here on time as most of the items are listed.Tractors, Trucks, & Large Items selling 1:00 PM

Pictures & more info: www.kansasauctions.net/kurtz

Hind Family Estate FARM AUCTIONBecause of the death of Brian Hind, the following will be Sold at Public Auction.

AUCTIONEER:Darwin w. Kurtz, 785-448-4152

Food Served byMadison Pacesetters 4-H Club

TRACTORS & LOADERS (sell-ing at 1 PM): 1998 Case Inter-national 8920 MFD, duals, dual hyds., powershift 18 spd, sells w/front wts, 3248 hrs.; Case 2090 MFD, sells w/Koyker 600 ldr. & bale spear, 4896 hrs.; Internation-al 1086, w/duals, torque needs repair, 3200 hrs.; Westendorf TA76 ldr. w/push blade & bucket (Magnum & Ford brackets).TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 2004 Chevy 2500 HD, 4x4, Vortec V8, AT, single cab, 144,108 mi., w/DewEze 475 bale bed (bed has had very little use); 2004 Chevy 2500 HD, 4x4, Vortec V8, AT, single cab, long bed, only 66,226 mi.; 1970 C-50 truck w/silage bed & hoist, (not running, needs re-pair); 2004 Titan gooseneck live-stock trailer 6’x8”x24’; Red Rhino 40’ inline bale trailer (tandem axle, hauls 8); 6x8 factory utility trailer; 5x10 factory tilt bed utility trailer, single axle (no title).4 wHEELER: Arctic Cat 500 w/back rack, 4 wheel drive.HAY EQUIP.: 2014 NH BR7090 rd. baler (twine or net), always shedded, has only baled 2,000 bales; 2003 NH swather HW320 w/14HS sickle head, 1451 hrs., always shedded; JD 346 sq. bal-er, wire tie, always shedded; NH 855 rd. baler; 10 whl. rake on cart.TILLAgE & PLANTINg EQUIP.: JD 712 disc chisel, 11 shank, good blades; JD 610 18 shank chisel /anhydrous applicator; Great Plains 15’ drill w/CPH 15 cart (solid stand, 3 pt hitch on cart, needs some repair, sold w/some parts).

fEEDINg EQUIP.: Knight 3036 feed wagon w/scales, recent rebuild, augers are excellent, al-ways shedded; Henke 2370 feed wagon (shedded, needs repair); NH 352 grinder mixer, long fold-ing auger, always shedded.OTHER fARM EQUIP.: Bush Hog 2512 rotary mower 3 pt (new center gear box, 540 PTO); Bush Hog 287 rotary mower, 2 pt, hyd. raise w/cyl.; JD #40 PTO manure spreader (new drive bearings, shedded); Gehl 800 field cutter w/pickup head (stored outside); International 863 corn head, FT ready; 1 IHC corn head (salvage).SHOP ITEMS & MISC (selling at 12 Noon followed by livestock equip.): Some misc. tools; 10’ metal shop bench w/vise; oxy. acetylene cutting torch set w/bottles & cart; Lincoln elec. arc welder 225 amp AC; oil barrels & barrel pumps; 50 gal. fuel transfer tank w/Tuthill 12v 13gpm pump; 12v Schaben ATV sprayer; 2” transfer pump; 2- 30.5L-32 Super All Traction 23 degree 10 ply tires; some misc. implement parts.LIVESTOCK EQUIP. including KWF 4 ton bulk bin; 3-3 ton galv. rd. bulk bins; 8’ Filson squeeze chute w/auto head gate & 1 oth-er; approx. 30 KWF & Machine Service heavy metal feed bunks; other feed bunks; lots of rd. bale feeders, some are Hay Savers; lots of port. corral panels; water tanks; hyd. hog moving trailer; hog feeding floor; oblong hog feeder w/concrete bottom; hog panels; baby pig feeders; 2 Par-mak Solar Pak #6 elec. fencers.

Loader Tractor will be here Sale Day. Inspection week of sale or by appt. Please call Jim Hind: 620-437-2536 home or 620-437-6436 cell.

Polled Charolais Bulls sell at

For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comCall us For Your Charolais Breeding Cattle Needs

Fancy Creek CharolaisDon & Charlotte Olsen & Family

17050 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Randolph, KS 66554785-313-2099

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio88 703 1189 37 4.1 112 3.3 108

Fancy Creek Bridger 832 • Index: 111 • DOB: 3-13-18 • Scurred • Sire: HPR Bridger 1663ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 95 818 1151 38 3.1 85 3.3 111

Fancy Creek Milestone 84 P • Index: 99 • DOB: 2-11-18 • Polled • Sire: WC Milestone 5223 PACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 85 650 1098 35 3.6 99 3.0 101

Fancy Creek Bridger 833 • Index: 100 • DOB: 3-17-18 • Scurred • Sire: HPR Bridger 1663ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 83 685 1143 36 3.6 98 3.1 105

Fancy Creek Rushmore 827 • Index: 102 • DOB: 3-2-18 • Polled • Sire: LT Rushmore 8060 PLDACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 89 577 1158 32 3.5 96 3.0 99

Fancy Creek Milestone 808 • Index: 98 • DOB: 2-16-18 • Polled • Sire: WC Milestone 5223 PACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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OSAGE COUNTY LAND AUCTION137 ACRES

11602 S. Indian Hills Rd., Carbondale, KansasSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 11:00 AMAuction Location: Auburn Community Center - 121 W. 11th Street

Auction will be held in the Girl Scout Room at theAuburn Community Center.

Situated just south of Auburn, Kansas and East of Auburn Road, in northern Osage County is 137± acres that has been used as hay ground. Property also includes some areas of trees, small ponds, 2 metal outbuilding - one is a 60’ x 100’ with a concrete floor that was used for hay storage and the second building is ap-proximately 50’ x 50’ with concrete floor that was used as a shop, 2 metal grain storage bins and an older homestead that is in ques-tionable living condition.There are some easement and other issues that will need to be resolved so please contact listing agent / auctioneer for details.

If You Have Questions, Please Contact:Richard H. Garvin - Auctioneer / Realtor

TOWN & COUNTRY Real Estate & Auction313 Jefferson Street, Oskaloosa, Kansas 66066

Cell 785-224-4492 • Office 785-863-3322web: www.tcwelcomehome.com

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Due to the death of my husband, I will sell the following at Pub-lic Auction located at 3125 240th Road, CHANUTe, KS. From K-39/Plummer St. (West Side Tire) go North on Plummer 1 mi. to CR 230, then West 1 mi. on Co. Rd. 230 to Chase Rd., then go 1 mi. North on Chase Rd. to Co Rd. 240, then 1/4 mi. east on 240th to the Farm.

OWNeRS: MRS. JAMeS (Ande) STOVeRFor Pictures go to websites: www.lmarshallauctionandrealty.com

or www.kansasauctions.net or email: marshallauction@twinmounds.comFind us on Facebook @ Larry Marshall Auction and Realty

LIKe US to receive ALL OUR AUCTION SALe BILLS!Newton Family Concessions & Rest Room Available.

TeRMS: Cash or Approved Check. Must have positive ID to Bid. Nothing re-moved until settled for; all items sell as is where is with no warranties or guaran-ties from seller or sellers agent. Not responsible for accidents or theft.

AUCTIONeeRS:Larry Marshall, 620-485-6136 * Mark Garretson, 620-433-2561CLeRKS & CASHIeR: Gayle Garretson, Lorrie Marshall, Rita Voth

FARM MACHINeRY: (approx. 1:00): 1989 #7710 Ford Trac-tor w/hyd. frt. loader, cab heat & air, PTO, 3pt.; JD 4430 Tractor, cab heat & air w/#288 frt. loader, nearly new duals, 3pt. PTO; 1956 JD 70 Tractor, W frt., PTO – Pony Motor, 3pt.; 1950 8N Ford Trac-tor, 3pt., PTO; 1980 Ford Tractor (“Tiger”) w/side cut rotary mower, 3pt. PTO, cab; 1951 AC Tractor, WD Tractor, NF, PTO - SNC; JD B Tractor w/rear blade, 3pt, PTO; Miller 12’ offset disc; 12’ wheel disc; 12’, 3pt. Case field cultivator; Vermeer rake, R2300 – like new - shedded; 2003 Kuhn GMD GII- HD 800 disc mower, w/KMC4755 caddy; 2015 Vermeer mower conditioner, MC3700, full rolls, 540 PTO; 2004 JD #467 Big Round Baler – new belts; 1960 NH sq. baler; 1960 Knebl bale loader; 2 NH tricycle front #158 hay rake; NH double rake hitch; 12 Brillion seeder – Very Nice - shedded; MF15 grinder mixer; MF #160 manure spreader; JD Hx20 bat wing rotary mower, 540 PTO, 20’; JD 3pt. boom; Oliver 4 – 16’ semi mount plow; PTO wire winder; Soil Aerator, 10’ Dragon – H.D.; (2) 3pt. bale unrollers; 3pt. broadcast seeder; 456 NH – 7’ sickle mower, pull type; 2 whl bale cart; port. hay elevator.TRUCKS & TRAILeRS: (2) 4-whl hay trailers; 2 whl fuel tank; Titan 6’7x28’ GN stock trailer; 1974 Supreme 6’x20’ GN stock trailer; Demo 365 – grain cart, 250 bu. gravity flow w/tarp; 1988 F250 Ford, gas V8, w/Deweeze bed & cube feeder, V8, auto, 4x4; 1974 Ford w/flat B&W dump bed, V8, 4 spd.; 1942 Chevy winch truck w/arc welder, air comp., heavy duty; 32’ GN tandem dual axle flatbed – Like New – Supreme “Starlite”; (2) 20’ Big Bale Trailers, 4 whl, shop built. LIVeSTOCK eQUIP: Wilson port. cattle corral; Palco livestock chute; port. livestock chute; Priefert herd gate; 3 stock saddles; tack.ATV (12:30 approx.): 2017 Po-laris Sportsman 570 SP – New, only 20.5 hrs.

GUNS: (Sell@approx. Noon): Parker dbl. barrel 12 ga. w/ham-mer; Mossberg 100 ATR-243 rifle w/scope; Remington 870 pump, 12 ga. Shotgun, “Dekalb”; Winchester mdl 1300, 12 ga. pump Shotgun; Steven 410 sgl. shot Shotgun; Winchester mdl 63, 22 cal. Super Speed Rifle; Super Commander 45 cal/410 sgl shot Pistol; Smith & Wesson 32 cal. Pistol; H&R mdl 929 Pis-tol “Side Kick”; American Classic – Co2 - .177 Pellet Pistol; Smith & Wesson Pistol; 357 Magnum Pistol, 6” barrel.SCISSOR LIFT: Bronco 6025 Lift.LAWN TRACTOR: JD 430 lawn tractor, dsl eng, 42” cut, Very Nice!ANTIQUeS: 1949 Studebaker 1T grain truck, needs repairs; lg. steel wheels, horse drawn plow; 3pt. 2 row cultivator; steel wheels; McCormick Deering sickle mow-er; hay hooks, cow kickers, RR anvil; pedal grinder, sulky rake; Red Wagon; bicycle; wood cabi-nets – radios; 2 sets Longhorns (wall hangers); 1952 AC pull combine; 1950 AC rd. baler; cream separator, coffee grinder, grist mill; crock butter churn on cart; hay fork; hay trolley; lg. rope; lots of other collectibles!SHOP: Bench top drill press; older air comp.; Buffalo metal cut band saw; B&S pressure washer; 2 bench grinders; Lincoln 180 amp. arc welder; Lincoln Power Mig 180 welder; Genpower 305 port. generator; chop saw, tool boxes, hand tools; some wrench-es & sockets; ATV sprayer; 3 weed eaters.HAY: Approx. 100 sm. sq. bales Prairie; approx. 150 sm. sq. bales Alfalfa. Note: wire tired bales – have been stored in barn for 5-10 years.MISC.: Pipe, angle & flat iron; fence charger; lg. dog carrier; vet tools; barbeque grill; lawn chairs; JD tractor wts.; metal shelves; alum ladder; lots of other items too numerous to mention.

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 — 9:30 AM

3408 West 6th American Legion — LAWReNCe, KANSASFIReARMS inc. Black Powder. ALL ATF Rules Apply. KS Residents ONLY!Rifle & revolver ammo; rifle scopes; holsters & gun cases; knives; deer sheds of all sizes; hunting supplies.

150+ TOYS including Pedal Tractors, Collectible Farm Toys (1/16th w/boxes: Foxfire Farm, Farmall & IH, Allis Chalmers, Case,

Minneapolis Moline, John Deere, Implements;1/16th no boxes: Combines, 4WD, Farmall/IH, Massey Harris)

See last week’s Grass & Grain for listings &lease visit us online: www.KansasAuctions.net/elston for pictures!

ELSTON AUCTIONS • (785-594-0505) (785-218-7851) “Serving Your Auction Needs Since 1994”

VAN SCHMIDT • Auctioneer/Real Estate7833 N. Spencer Road, Newton, KS 67114

620-367-3800 or 620-345-6879 www.hillsborofreepress.com

Schmidt Clerks & Cashiers / Lunch provided by: K&B Catering

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Offering for sale at Public Auction, located at 1344 10th,PEABODY, KS (from Potters Corner 5 mi. south, 2 3/4 mi. west)

BE ON TIME! NO SMALL ITEMS!

TRACTORS, COMBINE, TRUCKS & EQUIPMENTMOWER, LIVESTOCK & SHOP EQUIPMENT

See last week’s Grass & Grain or website belowfor full listings!

DELMER & VERNA UNRUH, SELLERS

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NORTH CENTRAL AIR619 Morgan, Ave • Downs, KS 67437

785-454-3409For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comTODD DICK: 620-664-7955

4 CHAROLAIS BULLS SELL

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 90 788 1338 41 4.2 116 3.6 121

TD Redcreek 1802 • Index: 119 • DOB: 1-24-18 • Polled • Sire: RAC Goosecreek 3043 PLDACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 78 651 1104 35 3.4 95 3.0 100

TD Distance 1804 • Index: 98 • DOB: 2-2-18 • Polled • Sire: LT Distance 4236 PLDACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 87 669 1117 36 3.7 101 3.1 102

TD Distance 1806 • Index: 102 • DOB: 2-14-18 • Polled • Sire: LT Distance 4236 PLDACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 89 743 1228 35 4.0 109 3.4 112

TD Distance 1807 • Index: 111 • DOB: 3-7-18 • Polled • Sire: LT Distance 4236 PLDACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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By Sandra AvantFoot-and-mouth disease

(FMD) virus spreads much more aggressively in pigs than previous research sug-gests, according to a new study by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) sci-entists.

The study, recently pub-lished in Scientific Reports, shows that pigs infected with the FMD virus were highly contagious to other pigs just 24 hours after in-fection—long before show-ing any clinical signs of infection such as fever and blisters.

Foot-and-mouth disease continues to be the most important foreign disease of livestock worldwide, said Jonathan Arzt, lead investigator and veterinary medical officer with US-DA’s Agricultural Research

Service (ARS). Although the United States has not had an FMD outbreak since 1929, this highly conta-gious viral disease, which is sometimes fatal, is still considered a serious threat to U.S. agriculture. If in-troduced into FMD-free countries like the United States and Europe, it could cost billions of dollars in losses to the economy from trade bans and eradication, which often includes un-avoidable euthanasia of a huge number of affected animals.

Vaccine protection of pigs is notoriously chal-lenging. Vaccinated pigs still shed infectious virus and potentially transmit in-fection, according to Arzt, who works in ARS’s For-eign Animal Disease Re-search Unit at the Plum Is-

land Animal Disease Cen-ter in Orient Point, New York. Prior to this research, it was believed that trans-mission of FMD did not occur during the pre-clini-cal phase — before visible signs of sickness.

This research is criti-cal for infectious disease experts, who use such in-formation to provide the right data and guide the resources to protect live-stock against foreign an-imal diseases if there is an outbreak. A variety of disease-dynamics mod-els have been developed in recent years to identify critical targets for control efforts, predict impacts and estimate resource require-ments for specific outbreak scenarios for FMD, Arzt said. However, none of these models included the

impact of preclinical trans-mission.

Working with scientists at the Center for Epidemi-ology and Animal Health in USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Arzt and his team used a mathematical modeling ap-proach to estimate the oc-currence of FMD preclin-ical transmission amongst pigs. They found that trans-mission occurred approxi-mately one day prior to de-velopment of visible signs of disease.

This updated disease data was then incorporated into a second model that

simulates disease spread. The results showed that simulation of FMD out-breaks in the U.S. pig pro-duction sector, including a preclinical infectious peri-od of one day, would result in a 40-percent increase in the number of farms af-fected. That’s 166 addi-tional farms and more than 664,000 pigs euthanized compared to the existing scenario of no preclinical transmission, Arzt added.

Failure to account for information like this could make the difference be-tween a limited, well-con-trolled FMD outbreak in

the United States with a cost of $3 million over two months as opposed to a catastrophic nationwide ep-idemic with a cost of $20 billion over one year, Arzt added.

The goal is to prevent FMD from invading the United States and to be prepared if it enters the country, Arzt said. Infec-tious disease modeling is a critical part of preparedness and protection of U.S. live-stock. This research pro-vides another tool—vital information—to help build better models to protect pigs, cattle, sheep and in-

Study reveals pigs can transmit FMD prior to signs of sickness22

AUCTIONTUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2019 — 3:00 PM

Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co. Fairgrounds in SALINA, KSART

Sandzen (1928 Blue River linoleum cut block, Kansas Homestead; Cottonwoods litho, Along Smokey Hill River: Bank pictures “Kansas Pio-neer Home, The Chisholm Trail, Summer Landscape, Eisenhower Home, Kansas Farm, Hillside Farm, post-cards); 4 Rogers prints inc: Archway Of Trees, Morning Pond; Herschel Logan “Old Henry House”; Wildlife oil done by 6 people; Diane Law-rence “Sleepy Kittens”; Doug-las Fulks “The Ghost II”; Jack Barber “Flight”; Maleta Fors-berg “Winter Stroll”.

ANTIQUES, COINS &COLLECTIBLES

Hand carved ducks & birds (Kim Kryrst, Eugene Felarty, Gary Cooper, Jim B); Bruce Taylor fish; Meitler bird; Lega-cy statue; Montana Lifestyles “Lookin Back”; western statue; Peters & Winchester boxes; deer bookends; duck & bird collection; Franklin Mint Colt 45 gun pictures; Singer Feath-

er weight sewing machine; sterling & plate silverware sets; assortment flatware; tea sets; German silverware; fancy work; spoon collec-tion; kerosene lamps; Alad-din lamps; marbles; mantel & regulator clocks; head vases; flow blue plate; assortment pressed & other glass; per-fume bottles; Lennon plates; child’s dishes; 50’s pitcher & glasses; cake stand; Precious moments; Lenox birds; dolls; assortment costume jewelry; comic book collection; 1/16th tractors & equipment; puzzles; Legos; cast iron bear; toy can-nons; key gun; 45 records; guitar; Seiko watch; butter mold; Civil War, gun & West-ern books; sheet music; Sears catalogs; COINS inc: 1834 ½ cent gold; 1838 & 1887 large cent; 1851 3 cent silver; 1857 ½ dime; 1898 Indian head; 1865 3-cent nickel; 1912 Lib-erty nickel; 1776 Janus Cop-per ½ cent; seated dimes; wheat pennies; buffalo & V nickels; silver dimes, quarters

& half dollars; assortment of other coins; yardstick collec-tion; Firestone sign; assort-ment of other signs; clocks; other collectibles.

TOOLSCraftsman 13 drawer stack tool box; Rockwell jig saw; electric tools; large assortment of hand tools mostly Crafts-man; ¼”, ½” & ¾” sockets; torque wrenches; combination wrenches; bolt cutters; pli-ers; screw drivers; hammers; bench grinder; Wen drill press; parts cabinet; yard tools; large assortment of other tools.HOUSEHOLD & FURNITURETea cart; child’s desk & chair; rocker; standup mirror; hall bench; console radio; wood highchair; child’s rocker; sew-ing rocker; TV stand; wicker chair & mirror; desk & chair; 5’ & 6’ folding tables; Large amount of sewing, material, supplies & buttons; kitchen items; decorative items; brass & copper; books; VHS tapes; assortment of other items.

Note: We have combined 2 estates to make a very nice auction. We will sell the art at 6:00 p.m. There are many quality items on this auction. Check our web site for pictures at www.thummelauction.com.

BOB & KATHY CLARK & RAY & SHIRLEY SWISHER ESTATEAuction Conducted By: THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LLC

785-738-0067

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Auction will be held at the home located at 403 Washington (East street in Republic)REpUblIC, KANSAS

ANTIQUES & COllECTIblESKC Showcase & Store Fixture curved top floor show from Elsie & Jess variety store in Republic; bank 36 post office boxes from Republic; Edward B. Healy oak player piano good; Kimball organ; organ stool; Ed-ison upright phonograph; oak drop leaf table; walnut parlor table; cedar chest; pattern back rocker; cobbler table; spinning wheel; 20’s dining table; 20’s chest; assortment cut glass inc: pitcher glasses, baskets, vases, bowls; Roseville vase; Republic Ks. souvenirs; flow blue Tope-ka Stake Capital plate; caster set; assortment B & G plates; figurines; 6 place set Francis-can; kitchen clock; bentwood churn; railroad lantern; Garman metal figures; assortment dolls; wicker doll buggy; peanut ma-chines; plane collection; tin ride on train; barber stove; crock jugs; coffee grinder; games; malt mixer; belt buckles; oak

wall telephone; cigar mold; cap guns; IH pedal tractor; scale collections; coffee grinder; tea kettles; White House bread maker; quilts; pictures; Judd Freed painting; 2 Sandzen lithograph repro pictures; glass mail box; US Stamp machine; corn planter; cast iron lady boot jack; Winchester & Keen Kutter axes; baskets; cast iron skillets; large assortment books, Nash books; John Deere book; many gun books; older manuals & magazines; wooden sugar bucket; cast iron skillets; can-ning jars; assortment Christmas inc: mechanical Santa; Maytag oil can & cup; Kansas place-mats; wooden egg case; wood-en boxes; assortment records; assortment of other collectibles.

GUNS sells first at 10:00H & R 38 revolver; H & R rimfire Young America double action 22 pistol; Victor 2 ½ 32 pistol; Dixie Gun works black powder pistol; 15 black powder guns;

LC Smith 12 ga double barrel; Remington 22; Adams black powder; W Richards double barrel; Navy Arms double bar-rel; Model 96 BB gun; assort-ment ammo; US Army holster; Norman repaired guns and customized many of these.

HOUSEHOlDOak dinning table w/6 chairs, hutch, server; 5 pc. oak bed-room set; chest; roll top desk; recliner; chairs; metal office desk; table lamps; assortment kitchen items; bikes.

MACHINERY, TOOlS & OTHER

3 pt. 5’ rotary mower; 3 pt. posthole digger; Craftsman DLT 3000 riding mower; Crafts-man 16” chain saw; Rascal scooter needs battery; Nash car motors; yard tools; creep feeders; irrigation pipe & fit-tings; pit transfer electric pump; electric fence posts; milled 1” lumber; chicken feeders; as-sortment iron.

NOTE: Helen & Norman collected for many years. Norman repaired guns and customized many. Check our web site for pictures at www.thummelauction.com.

HElEN & NORMAN SANKEY ESTATESAuction Conducted By: THUMMEl REAl ESTATE & AUCTION llC

785-738-0067

AUCTIONSUNDAY, MARCH 24, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co. Fairgrounds in SAlINA, KSADVERTISING

Coca Cola advertising inc.: (Slow School on cast iron base, lollipop on cast iron base, 50’s neon clock, but-ton, several other Coke); Signs: Mobiline; Motor Oil & Polarine; Geneseo Lum-ber; No Smoking; tin: Star Brand Shoes; Coke; Coop; Farm Bureau; Camel; Kodiak; Copenhagen; Neon Signs: Coors On Tap; Miller Lite pool table light; Clocks: Briggs & Stratton; RC; Pepsi; Coors; 7UP; Mountain Dew; Sunkist; Miller; Johnnie Walker; Sea-grams; Farm Bureau; Ther-mometers: Red Crown gas; Fram; RC cooler; 7 UP & Coke carriers; Standard oil barrel; Salina, Ks tobacco cutter; Ada match safe; Syl-van Grove tip tray; Aermotor windmill; Case eagle stickpin; seed display; Lincoln paint rack; Clarks spool cabinet; Boyes needle display; 1940’s Hobart coffee grinder; Skoal display; Whiz cigar holder dis-play; Zippo display; salesman sample pen & pencils.

STORE FIXTURES &COllECTIBlES

Jennings 5 cent slot machine dispenses money & candy; Brunswick 12’ back cabinet; 2 drawer base cabinet from Rice, Ks. post office; 313 Na-tional cash register; 1947 See-burg 147 jute box (needs re-pair on turn table); small table top curved glass showcase; doctors cabinet; pine dry sink; pine tables; 8’ harvest table; pine tool cabinet; oak parlor tables; barstools from Hunt-er, Ks.; oak highchair; pine trunk; 2 section bookcase; 75 drawer metal cabinet; other primitive furniture; cast iron top from vault; stain glass win-dow; water cooler; Art Deco lamp; Jadite lamp; Hender-son crock foot warmer; cof-fee crock; crock bowls; 1935 Coke pretzel bowl; Geneseo tag; HD Lee coffee jar; menu boards; 1/16th farm toys JD & IHC; Waners baseball game; train; Budweiser Clydesdale; cap guns; Aladdin lamps; railroad caboose lamp; rail-road oil can; child’s wheel barrow; jewelry display; rope maker; Kinfolks knife & hatch-et combo; Emerson & Hunt-

er fans; Hopalong Cassidy thermos; red line Hot Wheels & Matchbox cars; MoPac lan-tern; NIB Daisy Red Ryder BB gun w/comic book; Plymouth Daisy #25; Sheridan “Blue Streak” pellet gun; matchbook collection; catchers masks; advertising wood boxes; brass scale; lard press; 4 qt. Dazey churn; spice cabinets; wash tubs on stands; fire bucket; wheelbarrows; gar-den gates; Harley Davidson taillights; barn & house doors; ice saw; buckets; chicken waters; pulleys; barrel cart; large assortment cast iron; butter molds; 200+ lighters (Zippo, Austrian, German, Ronson, many advertising); pipe collection (Mershan corn cob, others); beer openers; ashtrays; forge tools; traps; Coleman lanterns; aluminum Christmas & color wheel; sil-verware chests; band hats; minnow trap; hospital carts; 50’s Ford manuals; hard-ware store catalogs (Wyeth, Louden, Coleman, Atlas, Dempster, Blish-Mize, Stowe, Townley, Reed Barton); as-sortment of other collectibles.

We have combined 4 collections of quality advertising. Check our web site for pictures at www.thummelauction.com

Auction Conducted By: THUMMEl REAl ESTATE & AUCTION llC785-738-0067

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

Simmental

Simmental/Red Angus

For Complete Performance Records & Videos: www.kansasbulltest.com

Kaser Bros. SimmentalsStephen Kaser 629 Co. 388 Drive, Osborne, KS 67473

785-346-5181 • Cell: 785-346-6077

2 For Sale Private Treaty at the Ranch1 Simmental, KBT Tag #251 • 1 Simm/Angus, KBT Tag #285

SUPERB PERFORMANCE 1 SIMMENTAL BULL and

1 SIMMENTAL-RED ANGUS BULL SELL AT

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG Ratio WDA WDA Ratio 76 644 1141 33 3.7 111 2.8 85

KB MR All Aboard 800F • Index: 99 • DOB: 1-24-18 • Polled • Sire: WS All Aboard B80ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG Ratio WDA WDA Ratio 90 777 1324 39 3.4 92 3.6 112

KB MR Reno 805F • Index: 103 • DOB: 2-15-18 • Polled • Sire: KS Reno A962ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 9:00 AM

Location: Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. ½ mile East of HoLTon, KS on K-16 Hwy

All items sold As Is Where Is, with buyers relying on their own inspection. All consignments listed are subject to change. To View Pictures and an Up-To-Date List, Please Visit our Web-site. new Consignments coming in daily, so please check back often!

Holtonlivestock.comHARRIS AUCTIon SERVICE, HoLTon, KS

Dan Harris, Auctioneer 785-364-7137 • Larry Harris, Auctioneer 785-249-4236Cody Askren, Auctioneer 785-364-7249 • Craig Wischropp, Auctioneer 785-547-5419

Randy Pryor, Auctioneer 712-644-7610 • Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc. 785-364-4114Clerk & Cashiers: Jennifer Ingels, Cara Robinson, Cindy Grollmes, Kallie Bagby, Blake Harris,

TRACToRS & ACCESSoRIES2011 JD 7530 Premium FWA/ 741 Self Leveling Loader, Quad Range/4 Sp Pwr Shift, Triple Hyd, 540 & 1000 PTO, 4500 Hrs, Ser# RW7530H027250; 1998 JD 9100 4WD, CH&A, Bareback, 24 Sp Trans, Triple Hyd, 20.8x38 Firestone Rub-ber, 4900 Hrs; 1991 JD 4255 2WD, C&A, Air Ride Seat, Quad Shift, Dual Hyd, Good Paint, 50% Rear Rubber, Rear Wheel Weights; 1986 White 2-155 FWA/White 698 Load-er, 6 Sp Trans/3 Sp Pwr Shift, Dual Hyd, 1000 PTO; 1971 JD 4620 /Westendorf Loader & Bucket, Pallet Forks, Hay Forks, Open Station, Dual Hyd, 5300 hrs.; JD 2440/JD Loader, 2WD C&H; JD 2940/JD Loader, 2WD, C&H; 18.4x38 Clamp On Duals; 20.8x38 Hub Mounted Duals.

VEHICLES2003 Pontiac Grand Am, 2 dr, 180K Miles, Runs Good, Very Clean; 1993 F350 4x4 Dually, Turbo Diesel, 5 Sp, HD Leaf Springs, w/Dew-Eze 382 9’ Bale Bed, GN Hitch, 249K mi, Runs Good, Rebuilt Title; 1992 Dodge 3/4T 4x4/8’ Knapeheide Utility Bed, 5.9 Cummins Dsl, AT, PS, AC, 150 gal. Fuel Tank, 200K mi.; 1993 Ford Ranger 4x4, 5 Sp, Camper Shell; 1995 Chev. 3/4T Pickup, 2WD, 200K mi.; 1995 Dodge 3/4T Dually Flatbed, 2WD, AT, 2D, V10 Gas, GN & Receiver Hitch, 230K mi.SEMI TRUCKS & TRAILERS

1990 Transcraft 53’ Step Deck Semi Trailer, Spread Axle, Fold Down Ramps, Pipe Racks For Hauling Hay; 1996 Superior 24’ GN Tandem Dual Trailer, Fold Down Ramps, 26K lb. Rated, Ser# IS9DG250TC241926; 1962 25T Military Lowboy, Hyd Ramps, Good Rubber, No Ti-tle; 1991 Great Dane Flatbed Stretch Trailer, 42’-70’; 1986 White L10 Cummins, 9 Sp, 662K mi.; 1988 16’ GN Stock Trailer, Newer Axles.

TRAILERS & CAMPERS1971 Airstream Camper Trailer; 1993 Pace Arrow Motor Home, 460 Ford Engine, AT, Onan 7000 Generator, Sleeps 6, Good Shape, No Leaks.ConSTRUCTIon EqUIPMEnTCat D73T Dozer, Hyd Blade, Elec. Start, Runs Good; Approx. 1000’ HD Metal Z Bar.SKID LoADER & ATTACHMEnTS2015 Bobcat 650, 4400 Hrs; 2014 Bobcat 30, 2800 Hrs; Skid Steer Double Bale Spear; Unused Lowe Hyd Auger 750

w/12” Auger w/Quick Attach; Unused Stout Brush Graple, HD72-8 Quick Attach; Unused Stout Brush Graple, HD72-4 Close-Tine, Quick Attach; Unused Stout Brush Grapple, XHD84-6, Quick Attach; Un-used Stout Rock Bucket Brush Graple Combo, HD72-3 Open End, Quick Attach; Unused Stout Tree And Post Puller, Quick Attach; Unused Stout Full-Back Pallet Forks, 48”, Quick Attach; Hyd Blade For Skidsteer; Hyd Blade For Walk Behind; Metal Tracks, Off Cat 12x16.5 Tires; 18’ Boom attach.

ATVS & RECREATIonAL2010 Case Ih Scout Diesel 4x4 w/Winch, Hyd Dump Bed, 2500 mi., Excellent Condition; (2) 1998 Kawasaki Jet Skis On Trailer; 2007 Arctic Cat 650 4x4; 2002 Kawasaki Brute Force 650 4x4, 350 hrs.; 2008 JD 620I Ga-tor 4x4, Gas; Honda 4x4; Polar-is 4x4/ Winch & Blade; 2001 Ya-maha Big Bear 4x4 ATV, 400CC

HAY & HAY EqUIPMEnT2011 Vermeer 2300 Hay Rake, Hyd Fold & Rake; 2017 Ver-meer 605N Baler, 6614 Bales, Autogrease, Moisture Tes-ter, Night Time Lights, Silage Kit, Scales, Net Wrap Only, Flotatation Tires, 1000 PTO, Ser# 1VRM1614XH1005375; 2014 NH Speedrower 130, 16’ Sickle Head, 1122 Hrs, Ser# YEG670834; Case IH 3450 Baler w/Monitor, String, New Rubber, Always Shedded; MF 1560 Baler, String, New Sprock-ets And Chains; Vermeer 504L Baler w/Accu Bale Monitor, 1 Owner, Always Shedded; Bur-row Roto Grind Big Bale Tub Grinder; Krogman Hyd Bales Bed, Off of 1995 Dodge 1T, Hyd Pump Included; Ferris Wheel Bale Loader; IH 1100 7’ Sick-le Mower, Fast Hitch, Rebuilt Head; Little Giant 32’ Portable Bale Elevator; 8x16’ Hay Wagon On NH Running Gears; Electric 5026 Running Gears; JD 336 Square Baler, Twine.LIVESToCK & FEnCInG EqUIP.2018 Kelly Ryan 5x12 Feed Wagon/Ext Boards, Side Dis-charge, Shedded, 540 PTO, Same As New; IH 1150 Grind-er/Mixer, Shedded, Good; (60) 2 3/8” x 8” Pipe Posts; (40) 5’ x 9’ 5-Bar Portable Panels; (20) 6-Bar 20’ Continuous Panels; (12) 12’ HD Interlocking Cor-ral Panels; IH 540 Manure Spreader; 40 Bu. Hog Feeder; Galv. Hog Watering Tank; Por-table Squeeze Chute; Palpation

Cage; Bale Ring; (30) 24’ HD Free Standing Corral Panels.

MACHInERYWhite 6180 12 Row Planter, New No-Till Coulters In 2018, Center Fold; 3 Pt Root Plow; JD 4 Bottom Plow; 10’ Box Scrape; Danuser 3 Pt. Post Hole Dig-ger/2 Augers; (3) 3 Pt. Blades; JD 915 Flex Head; Keewanee 20’ Wing Disc; IH 370 10’ Disc; 8’ Ez Flow; BMB 5’ Finish Mow-er, Fast Hitch; Bushhog Model 297 HD 3 Pt. Rotary Cutter, Near New Cond.; Snoco 120 Bu. Auger Wagon; 300 Gal. 22’ Boom Sprayer, Trail Type, New Pump & Valve; Rhino 3 Pt. Post Hole Digger, Needs Yoke; 4T Fertilizer Spreader/Hyd Shutoff, Always Shedded.

HoRSE DRAWn(2) 2-Row Horse Drawn Cultiva-tors; Amish All Weather Buggy, Complete, Very Good; Wooden Grain Wagon On Steel Wheels, Very Good.

LAWn & GARDEnJD LA135 Lawn Tractor, 42” Deck, 22 Hp, 257 hrs, One Owner; (2) Lawn Mowers; Yard Machine Front Tine Tille; Crafts-man Roto Tiller; Deines Mag-num 2000 0 Turn Mower, 60” Deck, 117 Hrs. On New 23 Hp Kohler Engine.

SHoP EqUIPMEnTChain Saw; Craftsman Drill Press; Craftsman ½” Drill; Cut-ting Torch, Tanks & Cart; Lin-coln Arc Welder, 300 Amp, Tig Attachment, On Cart.

MISCELLAnEoUS(4) 315/80R22.5 Tires; Krog-man Tool Box For Flatbed; B&W Turnover Ball Hitch.Consigned By Frank KathrensMW Arc Welder; Tradesman Bench Table Saw; Rigid High Perfor-mance 13” Planer; Craftsman Pro-fessional Band Saw; Craftsman 6 1/8” Jointer/Planer; Craftsman 12” Wood Lathe; Rigid 12” Compound Mitre Saw; Air Compressor; Wood Stove; Craftsman Radial Arm Saw; 1 & 2 Ton Floor Jacks; Shop Fans; Shovels, Rakes, Pitch Forks; Fish-ing Tackle, Rods, Reels; Wood And Metal Shelves; Craftsman Routers; Hand Saws; Drills; Met-al And Aluminum Step Ladders; Socket Sets, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4”; Crafts-man Wrenches, several sets; 6-gal Shop Vac; gas cans; saw horses; pipe wrenches; wood planes; Ari-ens Roto Tiller; shop lights; tomato cages; lawn seeder; tarps; metal & plastic trash cans; dog house; air bubble; air hose; water hose; flar-ing tool; screw drivers; Other misc.

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Leopold Conservation Award program seeks Kansas nominees

Know a Kansas farm-er, rancher or forester who goes above and beyond in the care and management of natural resources? Nomi-nate them for the 2019 Kan-sas Leopold Conservation Award®.

Sand County Foundation, the nation’s leading voice for conservation of private land, presents the Leopold Conservation Award to pri-vate landowners in 14 states for extraordinary achieve-ment in voluntary conser-vation.

In Kansas, the $10,000 award is presented annually by Sand County Founda-tion, Kansas Association of Conservation Districts, and the Ranchland Trust of Kan-sas.

Given in honor of re-nowned conservationist Aldo Leopold, the award recognizes those who in-spire others with their ded-ication to land, water and wildlife habitat manage-ment on private, working land.

In his influential 1949 book A Sand County Alma-nac, Leopold called for an ethical relationship between people and the land they own and manage.

“The Leopold Conser-vation Award Program pro-vides a valuable opportunity to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of Kan-sas agricultural landowners who are committed to strong conservation practices and effective stewardship,” said Dan Meyerhoff, executive director of the Kansas As-sociation of Conservation Districts.

“RTK is a proud support-er of the Leopold Conserva-tion Award in Kansas. It is an honor to help recognize those conservationists who go above and beyond in the stewardship of our natural resources,” said Cade Ren-sink, chair of the board of Ranchland Trust of Kansas.

All applications must be or postmarked by June 1, 2019, and mailed to KACD c/o Dan Meyerhoff, 414 Au-tumn Lane, Hays KS 67601. Nominations may be sub-mitted on behalf of a land-owner, or landowners may nominate themselves.

The application can be found at: https://sandcoun-tyfoundation.org/uploads/KANSAS-CFN-19.pdf

The award will be pre-sented in November at the KACD Annual Convention in Wichita.

The Leopold Conserva-tion Award Program in Kan-sas is made possible thanks to the generous support of Kansas Association of Con-servation Districts, Ranch-land Trust of Kansas, Sand County Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, ITC Great Plains, Westar Energy, The Farm Credit Associations of Kansas, The Nature Con-servancy in Kansas, Clean Line Energy Partners, Kan-sas Forest Service, Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Division of Conservation, Kansas Department of Wild-life, Parks and Tourism, Mc-Donald’s, and USDA Natu-ral Resources Conservation Service.

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For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comSTC CATTLE

785-476-5029 • SMITH CENTER, KS

Red Angus bulls are AI sired heifer bulls. SimAngus bulls are AI sired growth bulls with low birth weight calves.

SELLING 4 RED ANGUS & 4 SIMANGUS BULLS

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 70 681 1079 36 3.4 126 2.9 105

STC 468 • Index: 116 • DOB: 2-20-18 • Sire: Over Draft Pick 413DACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot47

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 78 686 1181 40 4.3 116 3.3 102

STC 810 • Index: 109 • DOB: 3-7-18 • Polled • Sire: 588YACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot59

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 80 669 1131 39 4.0 107 3.1 97

STC 870 • Index: 103 • DOB: 3-1-18 • Polled • Sire: 588YACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot64

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 80 706 1184 39 4.3 115 3.3 102

STC 8107 • Index: 109 • DOB: 4-1-18 • Polled • Sire: 588YACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot60

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 72 664 959 32 3.0 111 2.6 95

STC 468 • Index: 104 • DOB: 2-24-18 • Sire: Over Draft Pick 413DACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot51

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 70 723 1045 31 2.9 107 2.8 101

STC 416 • Index: 104 • DOB: 2-20-18 • Sire: Brown JYJ Redemption Y1334ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot50

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 68 692 1024 36 3.1 112 2.7 99

STC 458 • Index: 106 • DOB: 2-20-18 • Sire: Brown JYJ Redemption Y1334ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

Lot49

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio 78 644 1112 35 4.0 107 3.1 95

STC 857 • Index: 101 • DOB: 3-3-18 • Polled • Sire: 588YACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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For Latest Update & Pictures go to website: www.soldbywilson.com

Anyannouncement made the day of

sale takesprecedence

over any printed matter.

144 GUNS ESTATE AUCTION (No sales tax or FFL paperwork)

SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 2019 — 1:00 PM411 E. Walnut Street — SAliNA, KANSAS • Open for viewing at 11 AM

1. Winchester mod.12 12 ga pump shotgun vent rib 2-3/4” chamber full choke bbl ser# Y2017818

2. Remington mod.580 22 S-L-LR cal bolt action sin-gle shot rifle ser# N/A

3. Winchester mod.42 410 pump shotgun 3” chamber vent rib full choke bbl ser# 189785

4. Stevens mod.? 22 LR cal single shot rifle half round half hexagon bbl ser# 24856

5. Savage Arms mod.99 300 Savage cal lever action rifle ser# 618796

6. Winchester mod.1904 22 short cal single shot rifle ser# N/A

7. Savage mod. B 20 ga side-by-side shotgun ser# N/A

8. Winchester mod. 12 28 ga Skeet pump shotgun vent rib Lyman Suppressor ser# 752540 Skeet

9. Winchester mod. 12 12 ga pump shotgun vent rib ser # 651938

10. Winchester mod. 12 20 ga pump shotgun vent rib ser# 1967785

11. Bond Arms mod. Cowboy 22 Mag cal derringer stainless w/hard case ser# 119128

12. Ruger mod. New Model Single-Six 17 HMR cal revolver NIB ser# 264-36158

13. Kel-Tec mod. PMR-30 22 Mag cal semi auto pis-tol w/2 mags NIB ser# WT703

14. Taurus mod. PT 24/7 PRO 45 ACP cal semi auto pistol w/hard case ser# NA054403

15. Smith & Wesson mod. SD40 40 S&W cal semi auto pistol w/2 mags & hard case ser# DUX0854

16. Taurus mod. Curve 380 ACP cal semi auto pistol w/laser & light and 2 mags NIB ser# 76764E

17. Colt mod. New Frontier 22 LR cal revolver w/box ser# G25205

18. Winchester mod.12 20 ga pump shotgun vent rib mod bbl ser# 1146585

19. Savage Arms mod. 29B – Take Down 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# N/A

20. Stevens mod.75 – Take Down 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# N/A

21. ASFA – Ankra mod. K. Kale 1944 unknown cal bolt action rifle heavy bbl ser# 117502

22. Winchester mod. 62A 22 S-l-LR cal pump rifle w/TASCO Silver Antler scope ser# 320437

23. Winchester mod.1904 22 Short cal single shot rifle ser# N/A

24. Mossberg mod.46A 22 S-L-LR cal bolt action rifle w/Mossberg 4A peep sight ser# N/A

25. Fabrico Armas mod. Oviedo 1906 unknown cal bolt action rifle ser# 6750

26. Coast to Coast Stores mod.42 22 LR cal semi auto rifle ser# 273-26831

27. Mossberg mod.42M-C 22 S-L-LR cal bolt action rifle ser# N/A

28. Smith & Wesson mod.422 22 LR cal semi auto pistol 6” bbl NIB ser# TBS8181

29. Smith & Wesson mod.10-7 38 Spcl cal revolver NIB ser# 9D48132

30. Smith & Wesson mod.629-3 44 Mag cal revolver mountain gun stainless 4” bbl NIB ser# BNZ4350

31. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P 9mm semi auto pistol 3-1/8” bbl NIB w/2 mags ser# DXP0484

32. Ruger mod. SR22 22 LR cal semi auto pistol manual safety NIB ser# 360-41167

33. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P 9 Shield 9mm semi auto pistol ported shield 3.75” bbl performance center NIB ser# HMA 9649

34. Colt mod. Unknown 45 cal revolver w/mother of pearl handles (was told carried by Texas Ranger) ser# TR125

35. New England Firearms mod. Sportster 17 HMR cal single shot rifle w/Simmons 3-9x40 scope NEW, ser# NU314789

36. Remington mod.572 Fieldmaster 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle tan color (blond stock, copper colored receiver & bbl) ser# N/A

37. Winchester mod.150 22 S-L-LR cal lever action rifle ser# 548589

38. Marlin mod.60 22 LR cal semi auto rifle 18 shot capacity stainless NIB ser# 99219691

39. Stevens mod. Unknown 22 S-L-LR cal single shot bolt action rifle ser# N/A

40. Henry mod. Quail Unlimited 22 LR cal lever action rifle octagon bbl marked on stock – Quail Forever Heartland Chapter #3062 NEW ser# GB145478

41. Winchester mod.74 22 Short cal semi auto rifle ser# 40117

42. Revelation mod.355YE 410 single shot shotgun 3” chamber ser# N/A

43. Winchester mod.74 22 LR cal semi auto rifle ser# 105869

44. Made in USSR mod. TOZ-17-01 22 LR cal bolt action rifle ser# 9834

45. Ruger mod.SR40 40 S&W cal semi auto pistol w/2 mags NIB ser# 342-06093

46. Ruger mod. LC380 380 Auto cal semi auto pistol NIB ser# 324-96918

47. Heritage Mfg mod. Rough Rider 22 LR & 22 Mag cylinders white grips NIB ser# R57691

48. H&R mod.999 22 cal revolver 1867-1967 Centen-nial ‘End of Chisolm Trail (Abilene, KS) pearl grips nickel NIB, ser# CT174

49. Taurus mod. PT111 Millennium G2 9mm semi auto pistol NIB ser# TKS5357

50. Ruger mod. Vaquero 40 S&W cal revolver stain-less w/wood grips NIB ser# 58-99367

51. Heritage Mfg mod. Rough Rider 22 LR & 22 Mag cylinders 6-1/2” bbl NIB ser# L15375

52. Hamilton mod. Unknown 22 cal single shot rifle ser# N/A

53. Remington mod.24 22 Short cal semi auto rifle rare ser# 72317

54. F.I.E. mod. Unknown 20 ga side-by-side shotgun 2-3/4” chamber mod & full choke bbls ser# 59766

55. Remington mod. Nylon 66 22 LR cal semi auto rifle brown w/BSA 4x15 scope ser# 2281625

56. Stevens mod. Marksman 697 22 LR cal single shot rifle ser# N/A

57. Ruger mod.10/22 Takedown 22 LR cal semi auto rifle stainless bbl NIB ser# 0005-15142

58. Hopkins & Allen mod. Unknown 12 ga single shot rifle ser# L1633

59. Browning mod. X-Bolt 7mm Rem Mag cal bolt ac-tion rifle 26” bbl camo w/muzzle brake NIB ser# 21304ZP354

60. Winchester mod.370 12 ga single shot shotgun 3” chamber full choke bbl ser# 033001

61. H&R mod. Unknown 16 ga single shot shotgun ser# 253053

62. Ruger mod. Super Black Hawk 44 Spcl cal revolv-er NIB ser# 520-20844

63. Ruger mod. 22/45 Lite 22 LR cal semi auto pistol gold anodized NIB ser# 390-20370

64. Browning mod. Buckmark Target 22 LR cal semi auto pistol light grey 5.5” fluted bbl NIB ser# 5152203544

65. Beretta mod. U22 Neos 22 LR cal semi auto pis-tol w/red inserts 4.5” bbl NIB ser# R36655

66. Taurus mod. Tracker 17 HMR cal 7-shot revolver 6.5” bbl NIB ser# YK355824

67. Browning mod. Buck Mark Lite 22 LR cal semi auto pistol 150th Anniversary Bonded Ivory Pro Target 6.5” tapered bbl NIB ser# 515MV06544

68. Smith & Wesson mod. 14-4 38 S&W cal revolver 6” bbl NIB ser# 27K6568

69. Winchester mod.1873 44 cal lever action rifle oc-tagon Colt bbl ser# 30683

70. Winchester mod. Parker Reproduction 2 barrel sets – 16 ga & 20 ga side-by-side shotgun NIB 2-3/4” chamber in nice wood carry case ser# 20-03653

71. Winchester mod.1200 12 ga pump shotgun w/Winchoke ser# L840141

72. Stevens mod.54 410 single shot bolt action shot-gun ser# N/A

73. H&R mod. Bay State 410 single shot shotgun ser# A997033

74. Winchester mod.55 22 S-L-LR cal semi auto rifle ser# N/A

75. Remington mod.11 12 ga semi auto shotgun ser# 212024

76. Savage Sportster mod.230 22 Hornet cal bolt ac-tion rifle ser# 221646

77. Stevens mod.124 12 ga semi auto shotgun ser# N/A

78. Remington Speedmaster mod.552 22 S-L-LR cal semi auto rifle ser# 1664682

79. Taurus mod. M44 44 Mag cal revolver 6-1/2” bbl vent rib NIB ser# PH433410

80. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P45 45 cal semi auto pistol 4.5” bbl thumb safety, extra clips, 3 mags ser# HST9744

81. Ruger mod.LC9S 9mm Luger semi auto pistol shimmer gold cerakote color NIB ser# 329-44666

82. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P 380 Shield EZ 380 Auto cal semi auto pistol 3.675” bbl NIB ser# NCA6470

83. Ruger mod. Red Hawk 44 Mag cal revolver 5-1/2” bbl adj sights stainless NIB ser# 50086049

84. Ruger mod. Super Blackhawk 44 Mag cal revolv-er NIB ser# 86-64294

85. Ruger mod. Mark II – Hunter 22 LR cal semi auto pistol stainless fluted bbl NIB ser# WBR109628

86. Browning mod. M-12 28 ga pump shotgun 26” mod bbl grade G-5 2-3/4” chamber NIB ser# 03813 NM972

87. Remington 11-87 mod. Premier Lite Condor 12 ga semi auto shotgun vent rib extra Wynn Choke ser# PC742833

88. Stevens mod.54 410 single shot bolt action shot-gun ser# N/A

89. Stevens mod.67 Series E 410 pump shotgun 2-12” & 3” shells ser# E141181

90. Beretta mod.A301 20 ga semi auto shotgun vent rib 28” full choke bbl ser# C43153E

91. Winchester mod. Win-Lite 12 ga semi auto shot-gun M-59 ser# 69715

92. Stevens mod.620 16 ga pump shotgun vent rib poly choke ser# N/A

93. Browning mod. Silver 12 ga semi auto shotgun vent rib Ducks Unlimited 28” bbl 3-1/2” chamber camo ser# 113MP17641

94. Stoeger mod. STF 3000 410 over/under shotgun 3” chamber vent rib ser# 190707-07

95. Boito mod. Over/Under 12 ga shotgun vent rib ser# 30-22069

96. C2 mod.83 380 Auto semi auto pistol ser# 7878097. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P 9 Shield 9mm semi

auto pistol 3.125” bbl NTS STD trigger NIB 2 mags ser# DE3588

98. First Edition Body Guard commemorative box & coin w/matching numbers pistol & revolver. Smith & Wesson First Edition mod. Body Guard 380 cal semi auto pistol Insight Laser 2-3/4” bbl NIB ser# CBG1516. Smith & Wesson First Edition mod. BG38 or Body Guard 38 SP cal revolver Insight Laser 1-7/8” bbl NIB ser # RBG1516

99. Smith & Wesson Walther mod.P22 22 LR cal semi auto pistol threaded bbl NIB ser# L072110

100. Smith & Wesson Walther mod.SP22 22 LR cal semi auto pistol 4” bbl w/extra mag ser# EP001340

101. Ruger mod. Blackhawk 357 cal revolver ser# 55904

103. Taurus mod. The Judge 45LC/410 revolver 2” bbl stainless w/extra pink grips NIB ser# CW925485

104. Browning mod. Ultra XS Citori 12 ga over/under shotgun vent rib 2-3/4” chamber 30” bbl Quail Unlimited NIB ser# SN 03506

105. Mossberg mod.500A 12 ga pump shotgun 3” chamber vent rib 24” bbl w/Accu-Choke ser# K237983

106. Weatherby mod. Centurion II 12 ga semi auto shotgun 2-3/4” Mag & 3” shells only Ducks Un-limited full choke vent rib bbl ser# 80-TM 3415

107. Remington mod. Nylon 66 Brown 22 LR cal semi auto rifle 4x15 Universal scope ser# 2402368

108. Winchester mod. 69A 22 S-L-LR cal bolt action rifle ser# N/A

109. H&R mod. Unknown 12 ga single shot shotgun ser# 278580

110. Remington mod.6 22 S-L-LR cal single shot rifle ser# 475318

111. DOJ mod.98 8mm bolt action rifle w/Redfield peep sight ser# 6810

112. Remington mod. 511-P-Score Master 22 S-L-LR cal bolt action rifle w/peep sight ser# N/A

113. Winchester mod.94 32-40 cal lever action rifle John Wayne Commemorative w/saddle ring 18-1/2” bbl NIB, ser# JW15435

114. Hi-Point mod. JHP 45 ACP cal semi auto pistol NIB ser# X4117499

115. Magnum Research mod. Mountain Eagle 22 LR cal semi auto pistol 6-1/2” BBL nib ser # M8-92-15518

116. Remington mod. R51 9mm Luger + P cal semi auto pistol 3.4” bbl NIB ser# 0016438R57

117. Ruger mod. GP100 357 Mag cal revolver Match Champion stainless NIB ser# 177-34838

118. Smith & Wesson mod. M+P 40C 40 S&W cal semi auto pistol 3-1/2” bbl NIB w/extra mag & grips ser# DUW7730

119. Glock mod.G42 380 Auto cal semi auto pistol w/extra mag NIB ser# AAVC197

120. Springfield Armory mod. XD-45 45 ACP cal semi auto pistol w/extra mag, 2 holsters NIB ser# XD683219

121. Stevens Favorite mod.1915 22 LR cal single shot rifle octagon bbl ser# J275

122. Remington – Fieldmaster mod.121 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# 53691

123. Stevens mod. Crack Shot 26 22 LR cal single shot rifle ser# N/A

124. Remington mod. Gallery Special 22 Short cal pump rifle octagon bbl ser# 221546

125. Winchester mod.1906 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# 517857

126. Remington mod.12-A 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# 519546

127. Stevens mod. Visible Loader 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# A228

128. Winchester mod.62A 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# 125529

129. Winchester mod.1890 22 Short cal pump rifle octagon bbl ser# 339832

130. Remington mod.12-C 22 S-L-LR cal octagon bbl ser# 564377

131. Ithaca Gun Co mod.72 22 LR cal lever action rifle saddle gun ser# 72019920

132. Remington – Fieldmaster mod.121 22 S-L-LR cal pump rifle ser# 187776

133. Ruger mod.Mini-14 223 cal semi auto rifle ser# 186-17319

134. Stevens mod.34 12 ga side-by-side shotgun positive ejectors ser# 5100

135. Marlin Firearms mod.55 12 ga bolt action shot-gun 3” Magnum chamber ‘The Original Marlin Goose Gun, 36” bbl w/sling ser# 14655233

136. Double Hammer 12 ga side-by-side shotgun no markings on gun ser # 33640

137. Ruger mod. 10/22 22 LR cal semi auto rifle Man-nlicher stock NIB ser # 820-31549

138. Universal mod.M-1 30 cal semi auto rifle w/sling & ammo pouch ser # 335709

139. Interarms mod.22ATD 22 LR cal semi auto rifle like new ser# 512181

140. Remington – Speedmaster mod.552 22 S-L-LR cal semi auto rifle ser# 1870328

141. ERA Enfield mod.1917 303 British cal bolt ac-tion rifle ser# 413970

142. Turkish mod. Mauser 1943 8mm bolt action rifle ser# 118138

143. J. Stevens mod. Unknown 22 ca single shot pis-tol ser# 9794

144. Colt mod. Automatic 32 cal semi auto pistol ser# 502222

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 – 10:00 AM

Address: 1130 US Hwy 56 — HIllSbORO, KS 67063Directions: From Hillsboro go 1 ½ miles East on Hwy 56 (locat-ed across the Hwy North of Countryside feeds)NOTE: lester is known locally for carpet installation for many years. Among his many hobbies were traveling, harvesting honey from over 100 of his bee hives and working in the shop. This is a large sale with much not listed as it was boxed and stored away where it couldn’t be found. Come enjoy a very fun Auction!

VEHIClES/bOOM lIFT1997 Jeep Wrangler sport, 4L 6 cyl. eng., 5 spd., 81,773 miles, red color, very clean & runs great; 1995 Dodge Ram 1500 Club Cab 4x4, new oversized tires, lift kit, Pioneer stereo system w/CD player, 169k miles; 1965 VW BUG, manual (stored inside & nice); 1972 Buick Riviera 2 dr. hardtop, Boattail (stored in shed & has a good body); 1997 Buick Century 4 fdr., V6 eng., 201568 miles; Cushman “Mustang” scooter (converted & powered by 2 12 volt batteries); Itas-ka “Phaser” RV, diesel eng. 4 spd.; ’89 Dodge Caravan SE (needs transmission); ’89 Dodge Caravan for parts; Genie T.Z. 3420 trailer mounted boom lift (34’ lift, 20’ radius) rechargeable 24 volt batteries, only 35 hours of use.

OUTDOOR/lAWN & GARDEN/SHOP3 pt. blade; 3 pt. gin pole; Troy Bilt rear tine tiller, elect start with front blade, wts. & tire chains; Troy Bilt 7 hp tiller; Craftsman rear tine tiller; Gambles roto tiller; Mantis type tiller; Husqvarna 23 hp riding mower (no deck); 300 gal. fuel tank w/stand; Rolling “Cherry picker” jack; wheel barrow; misc. gas engines; Misc. 2 wheel carts; misc. alum. Ladders and step ladders; Numerous bicycles; alum. ramps; car ramp; scaffold; metal tool cabinet; Expanding alum. Scaffold plank; jack stands; CARPET lAYING TOOlS (CUTTERS, ROllERS, STRETCHERS, 2 WHEEl CARPET CART ETC.); Paragon kiln, used very little; Energy – Mate wood heat stove/furnace; 2 down draft wood heating stoves; Coleman power edge 5000 watt gen-erator; Alton 1050 watt AC/DC generator (new); Craftsman 2000 psi 6 hp power washer; Campbell Hausfeld 40 gpm paint sprayer (new in box); 5 spd. Drill press; 18’ scroll saw; Craftsman radial arm saw; Craftsman portable air compressor; Craftsman 10’ table saw; Crafts-man 10” band saw; Craftsman 10” compound miter saw; router and table; Coleman 18” hedge trimmer; Craftsman 5.5 hp wet/dry vac.; shop lights; Crain undercut saw; battery charger; Husqvarna 340 16” chain saw (new); elect chain saw; bolt cutters; bar clamps; 30 gal propane bottle; misc. hand tools and wrenches; new tool boxes; Tire chains; Barrel w/Kerosene; garden hose; gas BBQ grill (new).

OlD & COllECTIblE ITEMSWW burr grinder w/elect. Motor; childs snow sled; old bicycle and tri-cycle; Swisher Ride king tricycle mower; reel type mower w/gas eng.; chicken nests; sheets of black slate board; cream cans; cistern cups; toy JD pull type combine; Buzz saw blades; Surge stainless milker bucket; lightning rod and glass globe; childs coaster wagon; bu. baskets; misc. embroidery; old books; record albums; Shepard dog rescues lamb pict.; misc. old pictures and wall hangings; Hamilton Beech retro milk shake blender; CB radio base station; blow torch; weather vane w/horse; elect fans; lantern; Double barrel exposed hammer 12 ga. Shotgun; Crossman air rifle; old wooden cabinets, desks, tables, shelving; several buffets; 3 drawer and 4 drawer oak dressers w/tilt mirror; old wooden desk; flat top trunk; 3 old RCA and Victor radios (2 in large cabinet 1 small); crock bowls and canisters; misc. old glassware and kitchen items; lots of misc.

MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS/HOUSEHOlD 2 Spinet Pianos; 3 elect organs; 2 Honda acoustic guitars (models 8155 & 8340A); George Washington mandolin 5 string banjo; Oscar Schmidt auto harp; Blessing USA trumpet; Electric Guitar; GW 12 string guitar; 2 accordions; Casio CTK 500 elect. Keyboard; music stand; elect. Treadmill (new in box); Cold Spot upright freezer; Refrigerator; Dining table; Divan; Misc. chairs; modern oak roll top desk; several Buffets; lots of end tables, corner tables, night stands; elect fans; floor polisher; Lots of book shelves and book cases; wall shelves; Regulator 12 day clock; knee hole desk; Bunn “Pour-Omatic commercial coffee maker; Mis. Kitchen items, glassware, utensils, cookware etc.; Cases of new glass 1 gal. & qt. jars; lots of figurines, knick knacks; Misc. linens, bedding, table cloths etc.; LOTS OF BOOKS; recipe books; MUCH MUCH MORE!

bEE EQUIPMENT30 frame elect. Honey extractor, variable speed; Honey pump; honey boiler; many bee boxes w/frames, both deep and shallow

SEllER: lESTER & NEOMA FlAMINGlEPPKE REAlTY & AUCTION

501 S. Main, Hillsboro, KS 67063 – 620-947-3995 • www.leppke.comlYlE lEPPKE, Auctioneer/broker – 620-382-5204;

ROGER HIEbERT, Auctioneer/Sales Assoc. – 620-382-2963

AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 – 9:00 AM

LOCATION: 2524 300th — LINCOLNvILLe, KS 66856Directions: From Lincolnville, 1 mile North on Hwy 77, then 2 miles East on 300th.TRUCKS including: ’87 Freightliner, Big cam Cummins eng.,13 speed trans., (both w/recent OH), Big 22.5 rubber w/wide rims, red dot AC, dual stacks, dual air ride seats, with 22’ dump bed silage box & new Harsh hoist, cable end gate (a good truck ready for the field); IH Paystar 5000 6x6 w/466 IH diesel engine, auto trans., with Mohrlang 7080 feedlot special mixer box, Eaton scales; 1980 GMC Sierra 7000, 2000 gal. fuel tanker; GMC 7500 Tandem twin screw, 671 Detroit diesel, 5 spd. w/aux., with BJM mixer feeder box; ’79 GMC Brigadier; ’68 Chevy 50, Tandem drag axle, V-8, 5+2 spd. w/20’ steel bed & hoist; ’52 White super power, single axle oil field winch truck; ’56 IH Metro delivery Van body; and other trucks and pickups both useable and salvage.TRACTORS, LOADeRS, DIRT eQUIP., TRUCK BeDS & TRAIL-eRS including: Fiat 645 wheel loader; JD 4230 powershift; IH 1066 HYRO with Westendorf TA-46 loader; IH 1026 hydro w/cab and Farmhand loader; IH 660 diesel, wheatland; Ford 8600; Westendorf TA-46 loader; Various paddle Scrapers, Galion road graders, D7 Cat and other dirt equipt. for parts and salvage

FARM MACHINeRY & LIveSTOCK eQUIPMeNTSalvage vehicles from the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s for parts and re-pairs. TONS and TONS of SCRAP IRON!See last weeks GRASS & GRAIN for full listing or go to www.leppke.com

SeLLeR: SHIeLDS FARMSLePPKe ReALTY & AUCTION

501 S. Main, Hillsboro, KS 67063 – 620-947-3995 • www.leppke.comLYLE LEPPKE, Auctioneer/Broker – 620-382-5204;

ROGeR HIeBeRT, Auctioneer/Sales Assoc. – 620-382-2963

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By Jody G. Holthaus, Meadowlark District

Extension agent, livestock and natural resourcesSo the participants of

our Beef Issues Group sug-gested we have a session on confined beef cows and limit feeding. I made some contacts and was fortu-

nate to get in touch with Jason Eickman and Rodney Parsons. They graciously agreed to let us come out and take some pictures and

videos of their hoop barns. Will Boyer was going to bring his drone, and this was shaping up to be some-thing really cool.

Did I say cool? Mother Nature did not play nice with us, and our scheduled days kept getting post-poned, put off, and resched-uled. I got to the point, that it had to be done in order to have something to show at the meeting. The days of filming were cold, in the 20s , but the wind chills I don’t even want to know!

Both of these operations have cow/calves in hoop barns, different companies, different designs, different sizes. It was really quite interesting.

I’m always curious about animal behavior. Of course, both claim their animals are more doc-ile. This makes sense, be-cause of the daily inter-

actions with humans and close-up. The animals had plenty of room; they were doing quite well. They have to walk maybe 50 feet to feed and water, no mud, with nice bedding to lay down in. They did note that the calves will “rob” other mothers, so they might “jug” up the pair to get them to bond for a few days.

The cattle in the barns were sorted by age and body condition score. Age is important in limit feed-ing cows because of the younger cows typically are less aggressive than the older cows. When you sort by body condition score, it enables you to offer differ-ent diets based on the goal of increasing, decreasing or maintaining body condition score.

Limit feeding makes bunk management eas-ier, because all feed is consumed daily, elimi-nating the need to clean out bunks. Another ben-

efit is that with less feed consumed and greater feed efficiency, cows produce less manure, which reduces feed and manure handling costs. Lower feed intake also means cows produce less heat, which helps min-imize heat stress.

Some disadvantages are weather fluctuations, machine malfunctions and thin cows. Limit fed cows produce less heat, so con-sider increasing feed by 10% during the winter to provide enough feed. Of course, if you have a feed-ing equipment breakdown, you need to have a plan B to have feed delivered in a timely manner.

Hoop barns may be a way to retain cows when pasture is depleted, in-crease feed efficiency and reduce production costs. It still takes considerable land resources to raise the feeds and provide the bedding.

With winters like the current one, the hoop barns seem very attractive!

A whole lotta hoopla24 - JC 4th and Pom

SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 10:00 AMTONY & ANGIE HOUSEMAN, OWNERS

1820 Avenue n — LYOnS, KAnSASFrom Lyons: 2.5 miles East of Lyons golf course on south edge of Lyons. From Little River: At junction 46/56 Hwys. proceed 4 miles West on Hwy 56 to 22nd Rd., 3 miles South to Ave. N, 2.5 miles West. WAtch fOr SALe SignS.

AUCTION

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Tony has been an avid auction buyer for several years which in-cluded Auction Close-outs, Military Surplus & many other novelty auctions. This sale truly has something for everyone & some things you won’t know what they are. LOTS & LOTS of Parts & Misc items. Very diverse merchandise & numerous items being sold ... too many to individually list.

LUNCH AVAILABLE plus loads of fun to be had. DON’T’ MISS THIS ONE.

For more information & pix visithttp://strohsrealestateandauction.com/html/auctions.html

Loader & operator available Day of Auction and Sunday, March 31. ALL PURCHASES MUST BE REMOVED BY APRIL 2-because property has been sold.eQuiPMent & fArM eQuiPMent1967 Chevy C-50 Truck * Large se-lection of military trailers * (6) 2 wheel trailers & (3) heavy duty general pur-pose flatbed trailers * Several other trailers and truck beds * 3 pt. equip-ment * Misc tools & shop equipment.

See website for details!SteeL & PiPe, PArtS

Large selection of 2” pipe * Lots of

sucker rod * I-Beam * Gables * Ex-panded metal.

LAWn & gArDenLots of mowers, spreaders, landscap-er rock, Rototiller.

AntiQue iteMS200# fire extinguisher on steel wheels-hydrogen overdrive powder * Well spouts.

JIM HOLLINGER,Auctioneer/Broker620-257-8148

117 West Main StreetLYONS, KANSAS 67554

3 ANGUS BULLS SELLING

For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comPEARSON ANGUS

620-874-5219 • SCOTT CITY, KS

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio78 780 1212 38 4.1 127 3.4 116

PA Emblazon 870 • Index: 122 • DOB: 3-1-18 • Sire: LD Emblazon 999ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio85 729 1216 36 3.6 111 3.1 107

PA 229 Counterweight 892 • Index: 109 • DOB: 2-27-18 • Sire: Carter’s CounterweightACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio80 751 1177 36 3.4 105 3.1 107

PA Reserve 850 • Index: 107 • DOB: 3-3-18 • Sire: V A R Reserve 1111ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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JC LivestoCk saLes inC. Wednesday Sale, Hogs NOON • Cattle 12:30 PM

CLay CenterLivestoCk saLes inC.

Cattle sales Tuesday, 11:00 AM.

KARL LANGVARDT MITCH LANGVARDT LYNN LANGVARDT Cell: 785-499-2945 Cell: 785-761-5814 Cell: 785-761-5813

JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS • Barn Phone 785-238-1471 Seth Lauer 785-949-2285, Abilene

Clay Center, Ks • Barn Phone 785-632-5566Clay Center Field Representatives:

Tom Koch, 785-243-5124 Lance Lagasse, 785-262-1185

Tues. & Wed.8:00 am

KCLY-Fm 100.9

If you need assistance in marketing your cattle please call & we will be happy to discuss it with you.

STEERS2 385 177.001 475 176.0018 597 165.008 681 150.0049 668 148.00118 755 143.5022 785 139.7517 849 135.50

HEIFERS3 350 160.006 463 152.00

27 547 147.5022 610 137.1025 625 136.5017 708 131.0036 719 128.7515 793 124.75

TOP BUTCHER COW: $66.00 @ 1,120 LBS.

TOP BUTCHER BULL: $82.50 @ 1,920 LBS.

Report from March 13th, 2019Report from March 12th, 2019STEERS

14 569 161.005 625 160.0029 679 156.5035 778 139.7520 802 137.0072 806 134.2562 888 134.0056 923 132.757 983 122.50

HEIFERS1 415 142.0016 571 133.00

7 620 130.0026 680 126.0012 704 125.0013 759 123.0014 785 122.004 818 120.00

TOP BUTCHER COW: $72.50 @ 1,610 lbs.

TOP BUTCHER BULL: $87.50 @ 2,100 lbs.

CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 2060 blk strs .................................................................. 900-925 lbs60 blk X strs .............................................................. 825-875 lbs100 mix hfrs weaned ................................................ 525-575 lbs20 Ang hfrs ................................................................ 750-850 lbs130 Ang X strs & hfrs ............................................... 650-850 lbs65 blk X strs & hfrs .................................................. 750-900 lbs60 blk X strs & hfrs .................................................. 750-900 lbs

PLUS MORE BY SALE DAY!

Kansas Angus Influence Female SaleFRIDAY, MARCH 29 • 6:30 PM

• 5-5 1st calf blk cow-calf Spring pairs.• 5-5 2.5 yr blk cow-calf Fall pairs.• 25 Fall bred coming 4 yr old bred to Lyons New Day bull.• 10 Fall bred hfrs. • 60 open hfrs.

Bonded & Insured

620-342-2425 or 800-835-7803 toll-free • Fax: 620-342-7741SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY IN EMPORIA, KANSAS AT 11:00 AM

HEIFERS5 mix ................532@153.0022 mix ..............576@149.0011 mix ..............517@148.505 blk .................585@141.005 bkbwf............599@138.0012 mix ..............618@136.508 mix ................661@133.5010 mix ..............684@130.7510 mix ..............687@128.009 blk .................690@126.758 mix ................753@125.004 blk .................730@122.007 blk .................728@121.0022 Char ............816@125.0014 Char ............893@124.00

STEERS4 blk .................458@182.008 bkbwf............441@169.008 mix ................526@167.009 bkbwf............573@163.0014 blk ...............647@160.007 blk .................618@159.0014 blk ...............657@159.0019 mix ..............667@151.0026 blk ...............715@154.5010 bkbwf..........752@137.504 blk .................756@136.004 mix ................779@134.00

For Cattle Appraisals Call:

BRODY PEAK, 620-343-5107 GLENN UNRUH, 620-341-0607LYLE WILLIAMS, Field Representative, 785-229-5457

WIBW 580 - 6:45 A.M. Thurs; KVOE 1400 - 6:30-6:45 A.M. Thurs. & Fri.

To see more consignments go to: emporialivestock.com

THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT! YOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED!

Date: 3/13/19.

COWS: $59-68.50; $51-$58.25; $50 & down.

BULLS: $75-85.00, light test.

CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 20• 76 mostly blk strs, longtime weaned, 550-650 lbs• 150 blk & red strs & hfrs, longtime weaned, 650-850

lbs• 65 blk strs, longtime weaned & 2 rds shots, 750-850

lbs• 60 blk strs, longtime weaned & 2 rds shots, 750-850

lbs• 200 mostly blk strs, 750-900 lbs• 80 mostly blk strs, 900-950 lbs• 55 blk & red strs, 925-950 lbs

FEED

FEEDSJoseph Ebert, VP

Fourth & PomeroyAssociates, Inc.

CALL KEY FEEDS TODAY

1-800-432-7423 OFFICEClay Center, Kansas 67432

Byron Thoreson • 785-630-0161Rod Bohn, GM • 785-630-0846

MInnEAPOLIS LOCATIOn: James Carr • 785-630-0491

TIPTOn LOCATIOn: Tim Wiles • 785-630-1049

Key Feeds Cattle Mineral sale:Buy 20 bags and get 1 bag free!

Order by April 30 and ship by May 31 for free bag special

Key Feeds will custom mix your cattle mineral the way you want. Choose any of the following additives:

• Chlortetracyline • Zinpro Availa 4 chelated trace minerals • MOS 3 choices of fly control:

Altosid, Justifly or Rabon. • Cinnagar • Bovatec or Rumensin One ton minimum order for bags or 2 tons minimum order for bulk.

Delivery is available.

2nd AnnuAl dickinson county historicAl society

FARM MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONTAKING CONSIGNMENTS NOW!

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2019 • 9:30 AMAuction Location: 412 S. Campbell — ABILENE, KANSAS

For CONSIGNMENTS to be advertised they must bein BEFORE APRIL 4!

Consignments can be made after April 4 but will not be advertised.

To CONSIGN & for TermsCONTACT:

Steve Marston, 785-479-7062 or Judy Zimmer, 785-263-2681at the Dickinson County Heritage Center

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The U.S. cattle report shows all cattle and calves reported at 94.8 million head, slightly above the 94.3 million last year. The following is a breakdown of the report:

Cattle and calves, 94.8 million head up slightly.

Cows and heifers that have calved, 41.1 million up 1 percent.

Beef cows, 31.8 million up 1 percent.

Dairy cows, 9.35 mil-lion down 1 percent.

Heifers 500 pounds and over, 20.2 million up slight-ly.

Beef replacement heif-ers, 5.92 million down 3 percent.

Dairy replacement heif-ers, 4.70 million down 1 percent.

Other heifers, 9.60 mil-lion up 3 percent.

Steers 500 pounds and over, 16.6 million up 1 per-cent.

Bulls 500 pounds and over, 2.26 million up slight-ly.

Calves under 500 pounds, 14.5 million up 1 percent.

2018 calf crop, 36.4 million up 2 percent from 2017.

Cattle on small grains pasture in Kansas, Oklaho-ma and Texas, 1.9 million up 27 percent.

Cattle and calves on feed for the slaughter mar-ket in the United States for all feedlots totaled 14.4 million head on January 1, 2019. The inventory is up 2 percent from the January

1, 2018, total of 14.1 mil-lion head. Cattle on feed in feedlots with capacity of 1,000 or more head ac-counted for 81.3 percent of the total cattle on feed on January 1, 2019, up slightly from the previous year. The combined total of calves under 500 pounds and other heifers and steers over 500 pounds (outside of feed-lots) is 26.4 million head. This is 1 percent above Jan-uary 1, 2018.

U.S. cattle numbers show slight increasePooches hungry for bison? New website lists honestly labeled dog food brands

U.S. sales of ag tractors and combines remained in the plus column for February, according to the latest sales data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).

Total U.S. February 2-wheel-drive tractor sales grew 17.3 percent compared to February 2018, led by under-40-HP machines with a 24.6-percent gain and a 7.1-percent gain for 40-100-HP 2-wheel-drive tractors, while 100-plus-HP 2-wheel-drive-tractors recorded a drop of 2.2 percent.

February U.S. sales of 4-wheel-drive tractors gained 29.5 percent compared to last year and U.S. self-propelled combine sales for February grew 21.5 percent.

Canada did not fare as well, with February gains only for self-propelled combines (up 25 percent) and for under-40-HP 2-wheel-drive tractors (up 23 percent).

“We’re encouraged to hear USDA estimates that net farm income is expected to increase slightly in 2019 after last year’s declines; hopefully that signifies some optimism in the U.S. as the year moves forward. And we remain con-cerned about some of the Canadian numbers in February’s report,” said Curt Blades, AEM senior vice president, AG services.

“We hope that the new U.S. farm bill will provide more certainty for farmers as they plan ahead. However, we are still facing a lack of real, sustained progress on trade agree-ments and ending retaliatory tariffs.”

The full reports can be found in the Market Data sec-tion of the AEM website under Ag Tractor and Combine Reports: https://www.aem.org/market-data/.

AEM is the North American-based international trade group representing off-road equipment manufacturers and suppliers, with more than 1,000 companies and more than 200 product lines in the agriculture and construction-relat-ed industry sectors worldwide. The equipment manufac-turing industry supports 1.3 million jobs in the U.S., and 149,000 more in Canada. Equipment manufacturers also contribute $188 billion combined to the U.S. and Canadian economies. AEM is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2019.

Learn more about AEM at www.aem.org.

February U.S. ag equipment sales remain positive overall, says AEM report

The National Bison Association has launched a new website to help pet owners to select brands made with authentic North American bison, and to avoid deceptively labeled products made with water buffalo labeled only as “buffalo.”

“As more people discover the great taste and nutritional benefits of bison, they are bringing it to the table for all members of their family, including their companion an-imals,” said Dave Carter, executive director of the National Bison Association. “Our new site, entitled Sniffing Out the Best Bison Brands for Your Companion Animal, will help pet parents find products in the marketplace containing authentic North American Bison.”

The National Bison Association developed the new website after some companies have refused to fully label or disclose that the “buffalo” in their brands is actually im-ported water buffalo.

“Several pet food brands have worked with ranchers in recent years to develop products containing authentic North American bison. Many of those products list the ingredient as either bison or buffalo. Unfortunately, other brands are deceiving their customers by simply labeling their products as “buffalo” when in fact, they are using water buffalo, not North American bison. We want to help consumers make an informed choice.”

The National Bison Association is working with pet food regulators to propose new rules that would require an ingredient currently labeled as buffalo to by fully labeled as either American buffalo or water buffalo. Finalizing any regulatory change, however, is a long-term process.

“We want the public to be able to buy honestly labeled products with full confidence that they are providing their companion animals with the best bison products available,” Carter said.

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CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONSATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2019 — 10:00 AM

Main Street — VIRGINIA, NEBRASKASponsored by American Legion & Sons of American Legion #367. Lunch by Virginia Legion Auxiliary.

TERMS: Cash or Check. No Property Removed Until Settled For. All Bids Off at Buyer’s Risk. Not Responsible for Accidents or Thefts.WE WILL ACCEPT CONSIGNMENTS MARCH 27: 1-5PM; MARCH 28 & 29: 9 AM to 5 PM; SALE DAY: 7:00 AM TO 9:00 AM. SALE DAY PHONE: 402-520-3555. LOADER WILL BE AVAILABLE on MARCH 31, 1-4:30 PM.

Auction Sponsored by:VIRGINIA AMERICAN LEGION

RICK JURGENS DENNIS HENRICHS GALE “SLIM” HARDINWymore, NE Beatrice, NE Blue Springs, NE402-520-0350 402-239-8741 402-520-2911

LARRY AGENA * MARK “BULL” KUJATH * JACKSON EVERS

TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 1973 C60 Chev 2 1/2 ton truck w/steel Omaha Standard 18’ box - 402-239-1502; 1981 C60 truck w/Scott 16’x48” sides, steel w/rollover top 402-239-0263.TRACTOR: IH 856 Diesel Trac-tor SN#27118, New Paint, Good Tires 3PT, (2) Hydraulics, Parade Ready - JB Libal.AUTOMOBILES, PICKUPS: 2006 Chevrolet 2500HD pickup SN#11196030027, 150K mi., good tires, 5th wheel hitch, runs, Great - JB Libal; 1997 Chevy 1500 4x4 - 402-520-2203; 2003 Toyota Camry LE - 218,000 mi., Good Condition 402-239-6259; 2002 Chevy 1500 402-239-0263.ATV/BOAT: Arctic Cat 300 4-wheeler, Good Tires - JB Libal; 1979 Speedliner Boat w/402 Mer-cury Inboard/Outboard.TRAILERS: Tailmann 24’ cat-tle trailer, Good Tires, repaired middle gate repainted 3yr ago - JB Libal; H&H 16’ Cargo Trailer - 402-520-2203; 16’ fifth wheel flatbed trailer w/bale rack (holds 6 round bales).HARVEST EQUIP.: 250 b. grav-ity flow wagon; 350 bu. KillBros gravity wagon w/JD running gear - 402-239-2286; 225 bu. Farm King gravity wagon w/electric running gear - 402-239-2286; Kongskide grain vac #700 w/pipe - 402-239-1502; Hieder 80 bu. horiz. auger wagon - 402-239-1502; EZ Trail 400 bu. wagon Model 3400 w/roll over tarp; Husky gravity flow wagon w/roll over top & auger; JD 720 gravity flow wagon w/roll over top & auger.TILLAGE EQUIP.: Sunflower off-set disc-worn discs/scrapers - JB Libal; JD 235 disc - Good Tires - Good Shape 402-239-8071.PLANTERS & DRILLS: JD 3300 end wheel drill/seeder - Good Condition - JB Libal; MM end wheel drill/seeder 10’ - JB Libal; JD/Van Brunt drill - 13x7 Model FB w/seeder box - 402-239-2345; JD 7000 6 row planter with liq. fertilizer & Yetter row cleaners - 402-239-6259; TYE #2015 No-Till 402-239-0263; parts for #2015 Tye no-till drill.MISC. MACHINERY: JD 5 btm. plow w/cylinder - JB Libal; 3pt sprayer w/saddle tanks, 50’ boom, replaced markers, re-placed ga. wheels-cylinders-new hoses - JB Libal; 4-wheeler spray-er - JB Libal; 8”x70’ Koyker auger w/Hydo hopper & lift - Dan Dell; 8”x56’ Mayrath auger w/elc motor MTD & PTO; 3pt 9” hyd. blade, 2 remotes; 8’2” Boss V-snow plow - 402-520-2203; #208 8’ Bushhog shredder - 402-668-4532; 3pt 200 gal sprayer 402-223-8114; 3pt

4’ tandem disc - 402-223-8114; 6’ blade - 402-223-8114; Ford 3/4yd 3pt reversible scoop; 3 bt Ford 16” plow; 4 row cultivator/wide row; 3pt 2 btm plow; 6’ Rhino shredder; running gear; 7’ JD manure spreader; 500gal tank on skids (motor does not run) will slide in P/U box; 13 knife fertilizer machine w/hyd. shutoff; flare box wagon & running gear; 8’ Gnuse bucket 3pt.COINS: Large Cent (1847-1848-1851); Flying Eagle Cents (1857-1858); Indian Head Pennies; Two Cent Pieces (1864-1865-1867); Shield Nickels (1867-1874-1882); Buffalo Nickels; Liberty Nickels; 3 Cent Nickels (1865-1867-1868); Seated Half Dimes (1853 w/Ar-rows) & 1857; Liberty Dime w/Ar-rows (1853); Walking Liberty Half Dollars 1917-S, 1917-D; Morgan Silver Dollars (1886); (12) Silver Certificate $1 Bill; (12) Rolls of Wheat Pennies; Wheat Pennies Individual Years.HAY: (7) rd bales Alfalfa (3rd cutting). HAYING EQUIP.: New Holland 3pt #450 mower, good cond.; International 8380 wind-rower, good cond.; New Idea #402 hay rake 402-228-6724; JD #9 sickle mower 402-228-6724; New Holland Super 68 sq. baler 402-228-6724.LIVESTOCK EQUIP.: Cattle creep feeder w/cage - JB Libal; cattle creep feeder - JB Libal; tire feeder - JB Libal; cattle bunks - JB Libal; portable cattle sheds - JB Libal; automatic cattle waterer - JB Libal; solar & battery electric fencers - JB Libal; plastic cattle lick tank; (2) wood self feeders (150bu) 402-239-1502; 6ton bulk bin 402-239-1502; 80bu hog self feeder; (15) wire hog panels 14’; (15) wire cattle panels 14’; (2) calf feed bunks; (12) 8’ fenceline cat-tle feeder panels; (6) 5’ fenceline cattle feeder panels; (2) Franklin Energy Free cattle waterers; (3) 16’ metal gates; (1) 14’ metal gate; calf creep feeder; lick tank; (2) 250gal tubs; 44x16 28 tire on 8 bolt rim (off honey wagon); squeeze chute w/headgate; (3) 16’ cattle gates; squeeze chute.FENCING MATERIAL: Electric fence posts.MISC.: 30 gal drums; 28 sheets of tin 38”x12’9”; Heat-a-Long Infrared Heater (used twice); Super Blast ESB25 12 power washer; Poulan 446T Pro Weed Eater; (11) 8’ folding tables; used tin; (4) Alt 25x10-12 tires for 4-wheeler; (4) LT 265-165R18 10ply tires; yard fertiliz-er spreader; weed eater; garden wagon; (2) boat oars; rear trac-tor tires 16x9x34 (70%).

View our special sales online @ cattleusa.comOffice: 1-800-682-4874 or 402-376-3611

Greg Arendt, Mgr., C: 402-376-4701 Greg Nielsen, Fieldman, C: 402-389-0833Jake Hopwood, Fieldman, C: 308-627-4828

For complete listing visit our website: www.valentinelivestock.net

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2019Special Feeder & Replacement Heifer Sale

S.T. 12:00 Noon Expecting 3000 hd

VALENTINE LIVESTOCKAUCTION CO. Valentine, Neb.

Replacement & Feeding Heifers:70 ..rd Ang NI B.V. Allied tagged ............... 700-800# ......................Charles Zuccaro100 Ang NI B.V. gentle .............................. 700-750# ..........................Bret Galbraith80 ..Ang NI B.V. not topped ....................... 650-750# ........................Bob & Ila Derry300 Ang NI B.V. 150 breedable ................. 600-750# ...................................Selle Rn65 ..Ang NI B.V. ......................................... 700-725# ...........Clayton & Cole Gurney45 ..Ang NI B.V. Ang sired-breedable ....... 675-750# ...........................Wes Schmidt100 blk, bwf NI ........................................... 475-625# ...........................Ewing Ranch 50 ..blk ................................................................600# ... Larry, Danny & Craig O’Keif45 ..blk NI ................................................... 550-650# ............................. Greg Lanka70 ..blk (50h-20s) NI .................................. 500-550# ............................ Pat Coffman45 ..blk, bwf NI ........................................... 525-625# .............Kurt & Julie MartinsenFeeders:400 blk, few bwf strs NI Gardiner genetics 550-750# .................Jim & Chris O’Brien200 Ang (140s-60h) NI............................... 600-750# ................ Fanning Ang Ranch160 blk, bwf (80s-80h) ............................... 575-700# ............. Jerry Fullerton Family285 blk & Ang strs NI ................................. 490-675# ..................... Harms Cattle Co150 blk, bwf strs NI..................................... 550-700# ...........................Ewing Ranch100 blk NI cake & hay ................................ 475-600# ............................. Robert Tate100 blk & Ang NI ........................................ 450-550# ........................ Burress Ranch 80 ..Ang (66s-14h) Ang Link (B137, F129, G121) Connealy genes ...........625-700#

............................................................................................Ridenour Land & Cattle70 ..Ang strs NI .......................................... 650-750# ........................Bob & Ila Derry75 ..blk, bwf & Hereford (38 hd) strs NI ..... 600-700# ...................Dwight Logterman40 ..blk, bwf strs NI.............................................650# ...........................Matt Walkling30 ..blk NI hayfed Ang sired ....................... 450-550# ................. Brannon Ranch Co20 ..blk & rd NI ........................................... 500-700# .................... Hendrix LaPointe5 blk strs ................................................ 1200-1250# ......................... Jerry Ryschon

Plus more from Hollopeter, SEC, A. May

2 ANGUS BULLS SELLING

For Complete Performance Records: www.kansasbulltest.comWEBER CATTLE

785-650-7704 • MAIZE, KS

78TH KANSAS BULL TEST SALEWednesday, March 27, 2019 • 12:30 PM

Mitchell County Fairgrounds • Beloit, Kansas

BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio74 740 1276 35 4.6 141 3.5 119

Weber Earnan 624-8506 • Index: 131 • DOB: 2-28-18 • Sire: WR Earnan 624ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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BW Adj. WW Adj. YW Final WT Adj. SC ADG ADG RATIO WDA WDA Ratio72 734 1144 37 3.3 103 3.1 106

Weber Earnan 624-8405 • Index: 105 • DOB: 2-28-18 • Sire: WR Earnan 624ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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www.centrallivestockks.comOffice: 620-662-3371

or Matt Hoffman (Owner): 620-727-0913Hay Auction- Every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m.

Cattle Auction- Every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.Hog/Sheep/Goat Auction- Every 3rd Saturday

Horse/Tack Auction- Every 1st Saturday

Tues., Mar. 26th - Holstein SpecialTues., April 2nd - Bred Cow/Pair SpecialTues., April 9th - Calf/Yearling Special

316-320-3212Fax: 316-320-7159

2595 SE Highway 54, P.O. Box 622, El Dorado, KS 67042

EL DORADOLIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC.

Chris Locke Steven Hamlin (316) 320-1005 (H) (602) 402-6008 (H) (316) 322-0675 (M) (620) 222-1199 (M) Larry Womacks, Fieldman Van Schmidt, Fieldman (620) 394-3273 (H) (620) 367-2331 (H) (620) 229-0076 (M) (620) 345-6879 (M)

Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11:00 AM

We welcome your consignments!If you have cattle to consign or would like additional informa-

tion, please call the office at 316-320-3212

Check our website for updated consignments:www.eldoradolivestock.com

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EARLy CONSIgNmENTS fOR THURSDAy, mARCH 21:EXPECTING 1,500 HEAD

• 90 fancy blk steers & heifers, ltw, HR, 750-850 lbs.• 63 mix steers & heifers, HR, 800-825 lbs.

300-400 lb. steers, $151-$177; heifers, $132-$157; 400-500 lb. steers, $142-$170; heifers, $125.50-$163; 500-600 lb. steers, $141-$174; heifers, $125.50-$162; 600-700 lb. steers, $128-$158; heifers, $124-$138; 700-800 lb. steers, $121-$140; heif-ers, $114-$128.25; 800-900 lb. steers, $126-$132.50; heifers, $116-$125.50. Trend on Calves: Steer & Heifer Calves mostly steady to $4 lower. Trend on Feeder Cattle: Feeder Steers & Heifers, both steady to $5 lower. Butcher Cows: High dressing cows: $55-$62.50; Avg. dressing cows: $45-$55; Low dress-ing cows: $35.50-$41. Butcher Bulls: Avg. to high dressing bulls $71-$88. Trend on Cows & Bulls: Steady.

Market Report - Sale Date 3-14-19. 1,612 Head.

SPECIAL COW SALE: THURSDAY, APRIL 4!!!

Eureka Livestock SaleP.O. Box 267 Eureka, KS 67045620-583-5008 Office 620-583-7475

Sale Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Sharp

Ron Ervin - Owner-ManagerHome Phone - 620-583-5385

Mobile Cell 620-750-0123Austin Evenson- Fieldman

Mobile Cell 620-750-0222 If you have any cattle to be looked at call Ron or Austin

We appreciate your business!

Like Us On Facebook!On Thursday, March 14 we had a light run of cattle with

266 head.STEERS

1 Gelv 565@161.0010 bk Sim 671@147.002 blk 833@129.00

HEIFERS3 Gelv 560@148.0013 bk Sim 618@140.00

26 bk red 610@138.0025 blk 622@138.002 Gelv 650@134.503 bwf 592@127.0061 bk Sim 796@123.758 bk bwf 950@123.00

BUTCHER COWS2 blk 1485@68.501 blk 1350@67.001 blk 1210@66.501 bwf 1135@66.501 blk 1535@66.501 blk 1260@66.001 blk 1565@65.00

1 blk 1715@64.001 Char 1350@63.50

BUTCHER BULLS1 brangus 1705@89.501 blk 1500@86.501 wf 2010@82.501 wf 1880@81.501 Char 1570@78.00

Butcher Cows: $44-$68.50, mostly $59-$66; very active.Butcher Bulls: $67-$89.50, mostly $78-$86, very active.

SPECIAL STOCKER FEEDER CALF SALE MARCH 21

• 250 blk bwf strs, 500-700 lbs, home raised, long time weaned & dbl. vac., dry wintered, ready for grass.

• 225 blk bwf Char strs & hfrs, 450-750 lbs, home raised, long time weaned & dbl. vac.

• 80 blk bwf strs & hfrs, 450-550 lbs, home raised, long time weaned & dbl. vac.

• 60 blk red Char strs & hfrs, 500-800 lbs, home raised, long time weaned.

• 125 blk red strs, 700-900 lbs, home raised, long time weaned & dbl. vac.

• 84 blk Simm X strs & hfrs, 650-850 lbs, home raised, long time weaned & dbl. vac.Looking for a good run of Grass & Feeder

cattle at this saleDan Harris, Auctioneer & Owner • 785-364-7137Danny Deters, Corning, Auct. & Field Rep • 785-868-2591Dick Coppinger, Winchester, Field Rep. • 913-774-2415Steve Aeschliman, Sabetha, Field Rep. • 785-284-2417

Larry Matzke, Wheaton, Field Rep. • 785-268-0225Craig Wischropp, Horton, Field Rep. • 785-547-5419

Barn Phone • 785-364-4114WEBSITE: www.holtonlivestock.com

EMAIL: dan@holtonlivestock.com

Holton Livestock Exchange, Inc.1/2 mile East of Holton, KS on 16 Highway

Livestock Auction every Tuesday at 12 NOONServing the Midwest Livestock Industry for 67 Years!

****STARTING TIME: 12:00 NOON****

View our auctions live at “lmaauctions.com”

MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2019RECEIPTS: 999 CATTLE

view FULL resULts on oUr website.

STEERS6 blk red strs 364@187.504 blk strs 522@169.003 blk strs 600@165.009 blk strs 561@163.005 blk strs 626@162.758 blk bwf strs 620@162.256 blk bbf strs 548@161.0014 blk bwf strs 658@159.006 blk strs 624@156.0016 blk bbf strs 687@155.006 blk strs 687@153.5018 bwf rwf strs 770@139.0015 bwf rwf strs 706@138.0020 blk bwf strs 784@137.0016 blk bwf strs 752@135.508 blk strs 729@134.508 blk strs 801@133.50

HEIFERS6 blk hfrs 390@154.007 blk hfrs 521@149.505 blk red hfrs 349@146.0067 mix hfrs 781@128.7513 blk bbf hfrs 673@127.256 blk bwf hfrs 804@127.0010 blk bwf hfrs 622@127.009 blk bwf hfrs 720@126.759 blk bwf hfrs 628@126.008 blk bbf hfrs 710@125.508 blk hfrs 481@125.0019 blk bwf hfrs 640@124.008 blk hfrs 713@123.5012 blk bwf hfrs 600@122.005 blk bwf hfrs 742@120.505 blk bwf hfrs 847@117.505 blk hfrs 735@117.00

MARCH 30, 2019 — SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION-- PLEASE GET CONSIGNMENTS IN EARLY FOR

PROPER ADVERTISING!**************

APRIL 2, 2019 — REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION--12 NOON**************

APRIL 5, 2019 — MACHINERY INVENTORY REDUCTION AUCTION FOR LONE PINE AG/LONE PINE ACRES,

LECOMPTON, KS.**************

APRIL 6, 2019 — REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION FOR ROBERT C. & DONNA M. JOHNSON

(HOLTON LUMBER COMPANY)

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The recently renovated Kansas State University Animal Sciences and In-dustry (ASI) Department Weber Hall Lounge was named the Jack Riley Stu-dent Center on Friday, February 22. The updat-ed area below the famous Weber Arena was renamed in honor of Dr. Jack Riley who served as ASI depart-ment head for 17 years.

“Dr. Riley was one of the kindest, caring leaders I’ve ever met,” says Dr. Dave Nichols, K-State ASI teaching coordinator and professor. “He believed in students and working as a team to advance our animal science program.”

Dr. Riley was known as an incredible teacher, but more importantly a great friend and advisor to KSU ASI students. He joined the K-State ASI faculty in 1971. During his time at K-State he taught more than 7,000 students in his 35 years of teaching. He served as the Beef Research Unit faculty coordinator for 16 years, and was depart-ment head from 1987 to 2004.

“He was truly a wonder-ful man and a wonderful administrator,” Curtis Kast-ner, ASI professor emeritus, says. “What Dr. Riley did as department head has car-ried on through the years and has set the stage for

keeping students as the pri-mary focus.”

During his 17-year ten-ure as department head, courses were revised to provide greater “hands-on” experiences, curriculum modifications and innova-tions were implemented, and undergraduate enroll-ment more than doubled. He retired from the depart-ment in January 2010.

“You can measure one’s legacy and the success of a department head by not only the enrollment in-crease but also by the staff hired,” Nichols says. It was Riley’s inspiring leadership and story that sparked the idea of the new Jack Riley Student Center.

After his passing in De-cember 2017, the ASI de-partment was eager to honor

Dr. Riley’s legacy and dedi-cation to K-State. When the Rogler family provided the funding for the renovation of Weber Hall Lounge, it was the prime opportunity to honor Dr. Riley.

Thanks to the teamwork of Sabrina Ault, ASI busi-ness manager, and John Wolfe, meat lab manag-er, the new paint, carpet and seating has provided an improved look and feel to the student center. Yet, more progressive change comes in the form of new technology and features for students to use and collabo-rate with. White boards for studying, access to meet-ing rooms and screens for student presentations are just a few examples of the updates found in the new student center.

“When I came into the lounge for the first time and saw the renovations, I was excited that the stu-dent area of Weber had seen a makeover,” says Taylor Belle Matheny, K-State ASI senior. “It is because of people like the Jack Riley family that K-State contin-ues to get improvements that are going to help cur-rent students and those who will follow in the coming years.”

The dedication and re-naming of the Weber Hall Lounge is a well-earned tribute to Dr. Riley’s com-mitment to K-State. The Jack Riley Student Center will serve as a reminder of the contributions Dr. Riley made to the department, and its students, for years to come.

The recently renovated Weber Hall Lounge was renamed the Jack Riley Student Center. This area now serves as a reminder of the contributions Dr. Riley made to K-State ASI students. Pictured during the dedication ceremony are Dr. Riley’s wife, Jan; their sons Brian and Steve; Steve’s wife, Kelly, and son, Cooper.

Jack Riley Student Center dedicated26-Rezac

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St. Marys, Ks.

1 blk bull 2000 @ 75.001 blk bull 1705 @ 74.501 blk bull 1380 @ 73.501 brang bull 1170 @ 73.001 blk bull 1665 @ 72.501 blk bull 2440 @ 72.001 blk bull 2415 @ 70.001 blk bull 1160 @ 69.001 brang bull 1210 @ 67.00

cattle By auction

STARTING TIME10:30 AM tuesdaysSell

Or Buy

We sold 2290 cattle March 12. Steer and heifer calves were in good demand and sold $3.00-8.00 higher. Feeder steers and heifers were steady to $3.00 lower. cows and bulls were steady.

1 red cow 1415 @ 53.001 blk cow 1360 @ 52.501 red cow 1190 @ 52.001 blk cow 1110 @ 51.001 bwf cow 1255 @ 50.501 blk cow 1465 @ 50.00

BULLS1 blk bull 1750 @ 79.50

28 blk/char hfrs 922 @ 94.00

cOWS & HeiFeRetteS2 blk hfrts 998 @ 105.001 shthrn hfrt 980 @ 98.001 blk cow 1280 @ 68.001 bwf cow 1275 @ 67.501 blk cow 1365 @ 66.001 blk cow 1760 @ 65.001 red cow 1270 @ 64.501 blk cow 1390 @ 63.501 blk cow 1215 @ 62.501 sim cow 1245 @ 62.001 blk cow 1380 @ 61.001 char cow 1505 @ 60.501 blk cow 1470 @ 60.001 blk cow 1430 @ 59.501 red cow 1725 @ 58.001 wf cow 1590 @ 57.501 char cow 1600 @ 57.001 blk cow 1160 @ 56.501 wf cow 1710 @ 56.002 blk/bwf cows 1870 @ 55.501 red cow 1725 @ 54.501 blk cow 1285 @ 54.001 red cow 1175 @ 53.50

7 blk hfrs 411 @ 150.009 blk hfrs 524 @ 150.002 blk hfrs 415 @ 145.002 blk/red hfrs 353 @ 140.004 blk hfrs 446 @ 140.002 blk hfrs 535 @ 135.00

StOcKeR & FeedeR HeiFeRS13 mix hfrs 558 @ 150.5050 mix hfrs 630 @ 145.2513 blk/bwf hfrs 558 @ 145.0013 blk/red hfrs 670 @ 144.9021 blk/bwf hfrs 595 @ 144.0012 blk/char hfrs 599 @ 140.0052 blk/red hfrs 676 @ 136.25146 blk/bwf hfrs 709 @ 136.009 blk/bwf hfrs 687 @ 135.0031 blk/bwf hfrs 763 @ 134.104 blk hfrs 571 @ 133.0010 blk hfrs 653 @ 133.006 blk hfrs 683 @ 132.5018 blk hfrs 743 @ 131.5026 blk hfrs 830 @ 127.256 blk hfrs 822 @ 125.50117 blk/char hfrs 858 @ 125.009 blk hfrs 1043 @ 115.00

6 blk/bwf strs 719 @ 143.0034 blk/char strs 760 @ 143.007 blk strs 782 @ 142.25187 blk/bwf strs 918 @ 137.856 blk/char strs 729 @ 137.5034 blk/bwf strs 841 @ 135.7546 blk strs 855 @ 135.2561 blk/red strs 846 @ 134.6061 blk/bwf strs 881 @ 133.7560 blk/char strs 883 @ 132.7561 blk strs 909 @ 132.0061 blk strs 924 @ 132.00129 blk/red strs 896 @ 131.258 blk/red strs 748 @ 130.0060 mix strs 902 @ 130.0061 mix strs 922 @ 130.00112 mix strs 883 @ 129.0018 mix strs 1038 @ 120.00

HeiFeR caLveS46 blk/bwf hfrs 501 @ 163.503 blk hfrs 525 @ 162.5014 blk/bwf hfrs 426 @ 160.0015 blk/bwf hfrs 391 @ 157.002 red hfrs 535 @ 154.00

SteeR & BULL caLveS27 blk/bwf strs 447 @ 196.0025 blk/bwf strs 528 @ 195.009 blk/bwf strs 438 @ 185.0013 mix strs 534 @ 184.0020 blk/bwf strs 470 @ 175.501 blk bull 230 @ 169.002 blk/char strs 353 @ 161.001 blk bull 280 @ 161.001 char bull 485 @ 160.002 blk/red strs 350 @ 158.002 blk bulls 540 @ 155.00

StOcKeR & FeedeR SteeRS46 blk/bwf strs 570 @ 188.006 blk strs 560 @ 186.0028 blk/bwf strs 588 @ 181.506 blk/red strs 602 @ 170.0024 blk/red strs 639 @ 164.008 wf/blk strs 597 @ 163.503 blk/bwf strs 557 @ 162.502 blk strs 575 @ 160.002 wf/bwf strs 663 @ 148.5018 wf/bwf strs 723 @ 147.00119 blk/char strs 828 @ 143.10

WatcH OUR aUctiOnSLive On dvauctions.com

CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 26:• 700 Angus bwf steers & heifers, 500-800

lbs., weaned, vaccinated, from McLaughlin Ranches, homeraised or brought local

CONSIGNMENTS FOR MARCH 19:• 50 blk strs & hfrs, 450-550 lbs., vaccinated• 30 blk strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs., weaned, vacc.• 60 blk bwf strs & hfrs, 550-650 lbs., weaned, vacc.• 47 blk strs & hfrs, 500-600 lbs., weaned, vacc.• 40 blk strs & hfrs, 500-700 lbs., weaned, vacc.• 100 Angus strs & hfrs, 550-800 lbs., weaned, vacc.• 120 black heifers, 800-825 lbs.• 55 black steers, 875-900 lbs.• 110 blk Charolais steers, 850-900 lbs.• 60 black Charolais steers, 850-875 lbs.

Land Auction by:

Washington, Kansas785-325-2734

www.BottRealtyAuction.com

SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019 — 10:00 AMAt the farm, 575 2nd Road — BReMen, KAnSAS

Located 2 ¼ miles north of Bremen on the west side.The Se¼ 30-1-6, Herkimer Township, Marshall County, KansasThis farm is 160 acres, more or less, with 72 acres terraced cropland, and the balance being native grass pasture, hay land, timber, creek, waterways, and farmstead. The cropland soils are nearly all Wymore and Pawnee on the uplands, with a small amount of Muir and Kennebec in the bottom. The terraces and waterways have been in place for many years. All the land is open for spring crops and grazing.The farmstead is located down the long driveway, and consists of older improvements, including a large two story, 4 bedroom, 1 bath home, 2 car garage, and several barns and livestock build-ings. The place was occupied recently.The FSA bases and yields are 22 acres wheat, 34 bushels; 6 acres corn, 91 bushels; 22 acres milo, 84 bushels; 32 acres soy-beans, 26 bushels. The 2018 taxes were $2,433.64.TeRMS: Ten percent down, with the balance due in 30 days. Pos-session given at closing.To see the house, come to the Open House on Sunday afternoon, March 31, from 1-3 PM, or call 785-325-2734 for an appointment.

THe eSTATe OF eLVenOR A. PRALLeCheck our website for maps and pictures.

Announcements the day of the auction take precedence over previous advertising.

LAnD AUCTIOn