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No ugly ducklings....................... Pg. 2
Livestock Market Update ............ Pg. 7
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2 – FARM MARKET NEWS
JANUARY 5, 2009
No ugly ducklings here
In fact, the little lovelies form the
backbone of Steve Nelson’s farm
located northwest of Luverne
By Steven Swenson
As you drive by the Steve Nelson farm northwest of Luverne it
looks like most of the farms in the area. There is a red barn standing
prominently in the farmyard along with a number of other outbuildings
designed for livestock production. But instead of hogs or cattle, geese
and ducks are being raised here.
What you have found is the Nelson Game Farm— “Home of Minnesota
Mallards.”
“This is a different kind of lifestyle than what you see around the
neighborhood, typically it is cattle, grain and hogs,” said Nelson.
Nelson said he has been raising mallard ducks for 20 years or longer.
“It gets to be you don’t keep track after awhile,” he noted. In fact, he has
been raising ducks since he was 13 years old.
“We are a licensed hatchery,” Nelson said. “In order to get licensed all
of the breeders (ducks) need to be blood-tested. Then if they pass you
can be licensed.”
When a game farm is licensed there are regulatory things that need to
be done each week including cleaning and disinfecting. Another important aspect of this unique business is that Nelson, after each hatch,
needs to gather the hatchery debris or fluff, put it in a bag and send it Steve Nelson, far right, stands with his sons Brennan (to his immediate right) and Quintin, left,
into a poultry lab to be tested.
by the sign on the side of one of the buildings on Nelson Game Farm northwest of Luverne.
This hatchery fluff or debris is tested for four or five different diseases
including avian influenza, typhoid and salmonella.
“It is something we have to do to be in the business,” he said of the
regulations. “It takes a lot of work and time but that is what we are in it
for. I still like it better than the alternative.”
The state veterinarian’s office also makes a stop once a year to make
Ducklings
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Ducklings
Continued from page 2
sure the ducks and geese are flourishing.
Before he started the game farm Nelson raised
ducks as a hobby but at this point it is a far cry from
those days.
“We raise in the neighborhood of between 20,000
to 25,000 mallard ducks a year,” said Nelson, “they all
go to AKC field test and hunt trials throughout the
country. They are mainly used for dog training.”
As to how he went from raising ducks as a hobby
to raising them as a business, Nelson explained that
he had a couple of friends who were training dogs at
the Sioux Valley Retriever Club near Hartford, S.D. He
said his friends stopped by one day and were wondering if he could raise about 500 mallards for them
for use in their club trial and for people to use.
“I told them I could do that and told them to send
out the people in charge,” said Nelson, “Then I went
to the first monthly meeting and they wanted to
know why I thought I could do that for them. I told
them I have raised ducks for quite a few years and
have never had the opportunity to do anything like
this.”
That first year, and for a couple of more years
after that, Nelson raised 500 ducks. Then other clubs
began to call him.
“The next thing you know we were doing 2,500,
then over 6,000 and then the next thing we were
raising 10,000,” Nelson said. “My banker asked me if
I had a cutoff point and I said I would like to get to
16,000. I told him I thought that would be interesting.
Well, we went right past 16,000 so fast we didn’t get a
chance to slow down, it’s in the 20’s now.”
He said it has always been a good business but
Quintin Nelson holds one of the day-old ducklings that were hopes the economy will perk up..
part of the first hatch.
Nelson said he uses commercial feed and grain.
With high corn prices that made the feed more
expensive thus hiking the cost of raising the ducks.
Steve’s son, Brennan, commented that the ducks
are sent almost anywhere in the United States.
The first hatch of the year was completed just last
week and Nelson said the first hatch is generally the
smallest.
“We generally hatch out around 1,300 a week after
the first hatching,” he said.
Nelson said that right now they have 540-550 hens
and 150 drakes, noting that this is a good mix to produce eggs.
“The hens will lay for three months and right now
we are averaging about 320-325 eggs a day,” he said.
“But there will be hens that will be starting and some
quitting so you can probably get five months out of
them before they decide to take a rest.”
The hens lay one egg a day and will generally lay
over a hundred eggs before they decide to take a
rest.
Once the eggs are collected they are washed by
hand, placed in trays of 30 and then are stacked and
left to set in a room at 50 degrees for a week before
they are put in the incubator.
“We set roughly 2,000 eggs a week,” Nelson said,
“It is a four-week system.”
They have two incubators. One holds 9,000 eggs
and the other 2,000.
“For the first hatch we usually start by using the
smaller incubator,” Nelson said. “Then as we get
Ducklings
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“During hatching it gets to be long hours,” he said.
“The eggs need to be turned five times a day. Plus you
also need to keep checking on things. It gets to be
some long hours but we enjoy doing it.”
Once the ducklings hatch they are then moved
over to a pen in another building.
“We take them out of the hatcher and toe clip
them so they are legal,” said Nelson.
Toe clipping is when the back toe on the left foot is
clipped off. This is done to show that they have been
raised in captivity and don’t come from the wild.
Nelson explained that with the toe clipped the ducks
are then able to go anywhere in the United States
without anyone questioning where they came from.
The ducklings stay in the first room for a week.
This room is kept at 80 degrees and wood chips are
used for bedding. They are then moved to the next
room, and so on until at about six weeks of age they
begin to go outside.
Once the ducks are moved out of the first room,
straw is used for their bedding.
There also are heaters to help keep the ducklings
warm. Nelson said the heaters are run by a thermocoupler unit so if the electricity goes out they still
have heat.
“People say you can’t hatch ducks this far north.
That it will never work because you can’t keep them
warm enough,” Nelson said, “but that is why in this
building where the new ducks start out the ceiling is
low.”
He explained that their survivability rate is about
99 percent and they know people who will take 2,000
birds and lose 500.
“We give them vitamins and electrolytes for three
or four days and then put them on the automatic
waterers,” he said.
The ducklings are started out with a 24 percent
protein ration for three weeks and then go to a pelleted 18 percent ration until they leave the farm. He
noted they usually leave around 16 weeks of age.
“It’s fun to watch the ducklings—they are pretty
lively,” he said. “They grow so fast. They double their
size every week. You really notice it when you look at
the different batches.”
While looking at the pen of new ducklings, he
said, “I call them my black carpet,” referring to the
color of the ducklings and how they gather together
to help stay warm.
He commented that he talks to the ducks when
he comes into the room. “You become the mother
imprint that they don’t have natural.”
As he was looking at the ducklings he commented
that he doesn’t think there is anything cuter than the
baby ducklings.
“I’ve seen baby pheasants, turkeys and chickens
and they don’t come anywhere near comparing to
these guys,” Nelson said.
The entire family helps out on the game farm
including some hired help.
Besides raising mallard ducks, Nelson also raises
geese.
“I’ve had Canadian geese since 1972,” he said.
“Besides Canadian geese I have about 100 Snows and
Blues, a couple of Barheads and a couple of White
Fronts.”
He said they used to sell the geese to everyone
who wanted to order them. “We did that for 25 years,
we had fun doing it,”
The geese were sent to every state including
Hawaii. They’ve been transported to Italy and there
were a bunch of them that were in a movie where the
geese follow a plane. Nelson noted that it wasn’t “Fly
Away Home” but instead a movie that was done in
New York.
Not to be outdone, some of his ducks have also
been in a movie where they could be seen flying off
of a golf course in a scene from the movie.
“It’s more interesting, more self-interesting,” said
Nelson. “We’ve enjoyed doing it all these years. I was
13 years old when I started raising ducks and it is
something I’ve always enjoyed doing.”
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JANUARY 5, 2009
ANALYSIS
Fat Cattle
Heiferettes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fed cattle - beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fed cattle - beef, heavyweight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fat dairy steers & heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
By: Brian Schneider
December Results:
4516 head of cattle
3687 head of hogs
289 loads of hay & straw
Jan. 8 & 22 - Feeder Cattle/Stock Cow Sale
Jan. 15 - Springer Sale - 8:00 a.m.
Feb. 5 - Open Heifer Sale at 12:00 Noon
Thank you for your business. We wouldn't be
here without all our faithful customers. If you have
any marketing questions, please call our office at
507-825-3306.
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$15000
$14100
$13800
$14000
Bred Dairy Heifers
springing Hol. heifer sold for . . .$2000.00
100 springers ave. price . . . . . .$1773.25
Hogs
-
$71.50
$83.00
$81.00
$74.00
Feeder Cattle
Regular Tuesday sale schedule:
8:00 a.m. - Slaughter hogs
11:00 a.m. - Hay & Straw
12:30 p.m. - Cattle of all classes
Heifers
$56.00
$78.00
$76.00
$67.00
300 - 400# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $65.00 - $79.00
400 - 500# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61.00 - $65.00
500 - 600# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64.00 - $73.00
600 - 700# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59.00 - $65.00
700 - 800# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59.00 - $65.00
800 - 900# Holstein steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $57.00 - $65.00
400 - 500# X-bred steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95.00 - $109.00
500 - 600# X-bred steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $86.00 - $96.00
600 - 700# X-bred steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $83.00 - $91.00
700 - 800# X-bred steers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00 - $91.00
300 - 400# X-bred heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $97.00 - $105.00
400 - 500# X-bred heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00 - $106.00
500 - 600# X-bred heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $86.00 - $96.00
600 - 700# X-bred heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $77.00 - $86.00
1 Black hfr. calf - 240# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$200.00/head
21 Hol. bull cf - 105# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$40.00/head
1 Black hfr. calf - 205# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$160.00/head
12 Hol. bull calf - 84# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25.00/head
1 Hol. hfr. calf - 120# . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$100.00/head
Hay/Straw
Alfalfa Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $97.50 - $142.50
Alfalfa Large Square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $142.50 - $147.50
Grass Square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $137.50 - $172.50
Grass Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55.00 - $110.00
Mixed Hay Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $117.50 - $145.00
Straw Square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.05 - $2.70
Straw Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31.00 - $34.00
Corn Stalks Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18.00 - $24.00
Sale Calendar
Tuesday Each Week
8:00 a.m. - Slaughter Hogs
11:00 a.m. - Hay/Straw
12:30 p.m. - Slaughter Cattle
2:00 p.m. - Dairy or Stock Cows, Baby & Started Calves,
Feeder Cattle
1st Thursday Each Month
Butchers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33.00 - $34.50
Sows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32.00 - $50.00
Boars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 - $28.00
12 noon - Open Dairy Heifer
3rd Thursday Each Month
8 a.m. - Bred Dairy Heifers
Pipestone Livestock Auction Market, Inc.
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By Ryan Brinks
After years of learning what it
took to raise and sell cattle and
chickens that were grown on
grass, all of it was taken away in
an instant.
Hundreds of chickens blew
away in a twister that also mangled dozens of cattle and wiped an
entire farmstead — house, shop,
barn and silos — right off their
foundations.
It took everything but the grass,
the family and the passion for what
they do from Dan and Terese Hall
of rural Butterfield on Aug. 1, 2006.
And now they are back in business.
“We pretty much had a conversation in the middle of the yard
three days later, ‘What do you want
to do?’” Dan recalled.
The answer was more of what
they had been doing since 1986,
when economic conditions pushed
them into the grass-fed business.
“In the ‘80s, that was pretty well
our salvation at the end of the tun-
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JANUARY 5, 2009
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nel, it looked like to us. Our costs
were just going completely crazy,
like they are now, and we had no
control over it,” he said.
So the family got into raising
sheep with a herd of 50 — and
soon faced their first obstacle.
“Our shearer said we’d never
keep them in,” Dan said.
For the Halls, that was a challenge, and the experience of fencing them in led to a business that
has carried them ever since.
Raising the sheep was a learning experience, and it prepared
them to later move on to grazing
calves.
Eventually they started sending a steak or chicken home with
people, and it very seldom failed to
draw attention, Terese said.
“People said, ‘My god, we can’t
believe how it tastes,’” she said of
their earlier years raising tender,
high-butterfat meat from Jersey
cows.
“It’s not something you jump
over to in one night and make a
living on,” Dan added, “but it’s
something people are interested
in — where their food comes from
and what it’s been through before
they got it.”
The Halls never imagined their
cattle — those that made it out
alive — would have to go through
the trauma of a tornado. And they
never imagined themselves being
so close to starting over.
“It’s been quite a process since
then. I wouldn’t want to have to do
it again,” Dan said.
Leaning on their fencing business and focusing on the futures
of their four sons, who each
shared shop space doing motor
work, welding and hydraulics, the
Halls spent their insurance money
to build the bare shell of a new
shop that could fit everything they
would need to do business. The
rest they finished themselves, and
they’re still waiting to rebuild the
house.
“It was probably harder on
my sons than on me and my wife
because a lot of stuff that got
wrecked was stuff they had just
built,” Dan said.
Before the tornado, the Halls
had been selling approximately 20
head of cattle a year — not quite
strictly grass-fed but pretty close,
he said.
They have since bounced back
to a mostly grass-fed herd of 70,
eight of which are being finished
on the grass.
“We’re basically back in the
beef business,” he said.
This past year they got the freezers needed to return to chickens as
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The chickens hit the pasture
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and then they’re on their own.
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Dan said. “They get loaded onto
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Cottonwood Coffee .............................Brookings, SD
Cenex ......................................................... Butterfield
Bukes ................................................................. Ceylon
Jervel’s Café.................................................. Chandler
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Comfrey Mini Mart........................................ Comfrey
Ruppert Oil Co. ................................................. Currie
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T&C Self Service ...............................Dell Rapids, SD
B&S Diner.........................................................Dunnell
Pizza Ranch .................................................. Edgerton
Tally Ho ......................................................... Edgerton
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Ellsworth Cafe ............................................. Ellsworth
Casey’s General Store............................... Estherville
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The Ranch Family Restaurant .................... Fairmont
Super America .............................................. Fairmont
Cenex Convenience Store ..........................Flandreau
Dakota Stop .................................................Flandreau
Bean and Vine .............................................Flandreau
Gramma’s Kitchen ..............................................Fulda
Palisades Oil Company ..............................Garretson
This Ol’ Place ................................................... Garvin
Green Lantern Café ......................................Hardwick
PJ’s Mini Mart........................................... Heron Lake
Hidden Hills Cafe ................................................. Hills
Woebee’s Bar & Grill ......................................Holland
Ivanhoe BP ...................................................... Ivanhoe
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Hilltop Café ................................................... Lakefield
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Okabena Liquor Store ..................................Okabena
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project. Time is what we’re short
of.”
And time is what is needed
for grass-fed cattle to again the
weight that will get them finished.
Dan said he’d like to get to the
point of finishing 50 a year but he
may not get there in the next four
years. In the meantime, some of
the cattle will be sold as pre-finished stockers.
Others, particularly 20-some
heifers that are the right genetics
for grass-fed beef, will become the
Halls’ future.
“That’s where our herd is going
to get built from,” Dan said. “The
cattle, that’s my retirement plan.
That’s what grazing is all about,
doing what God intended, what
they want to do. … If you like to do
it, it really isn’t work.”
The direction of the market
for grass-fed beef and chicken is
promising too.
“The market is growing. I don’t
know what this economic turmoil
will do to it, but it’s growing,” Dan
said.
Since the tornado, the Halls are
no strangers to the challenge of
eating healthy food. With limited
options, their diet is just emerging
from probably its worst stretch in
decades, Terese said.
“It’s hard, when you’ve raised
your own healthy meat,” she said.
Getting into the business is
equally — or more — challenging.
“It takes a long-term arrangement with people who want to
believe in what you’re doing. You
can’t do this by yourself,” Dan
said. “You can’t just buy $5,000to $6,000-an-acre land to make it
happen. It’s a long-term thing.”
From the years it takes to
establish quality grass to the years
of building a quality herd, it all
takes time.
“That’s what’s difficult about
the grass-finishing business, to get
something that’s long-term,” he
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11:00 a.m. Cattle;
said. “… To finish an animal, you
have to have high-quality grass. If
you hit a dry spell, you can’t just
throw out some corn.”
One key the Halls have learned
is to own your own genetic line
of cattle. Another key is to stand
outside the box, Terese said.
“We don’t have all the answers,
by far, but it’s a fun learning experience,” Dan added.
If you can find a piece of grass
you can be on for a long time, put
your cattle on just one half and
then rotate them once they graze
it down, Terese said.
“Then you’ll start to see different grasses come up because
of the saliva of the cows. The next
year you’ll divide it in four,” she
said.
The learning experience sometimes applies to the cattle too.
“All cattle knew how to graze,
but they don’t always know how to
now,” she said.
Depending on where you get
your cows from, it could be an
adjustment at first, but they do relearn to graze, she said.
“If you grew beef cows for four
years, you’d know what you were
doing after that,” Dan said.
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will be held at nine locations
around the state from Jan. 9 to
Mar. 4, 2008.Minnesota Dairy
Days Workshops are an opportunity for producers to participate in
an interactive, hands-on program
that will help them improve their
operations. Cost is $15 per person,
and registration opens a half hour
before the program begins.
• Jan. 15—Ottertail, 10 a.m. to 3 Gary Neubauer, Pfizer Animal
p.m., Community Center (103 Lake Health
Avenue S), “Calf Management,”
• Jan. 22—Avon, 10:30 to 2:30
Neil Broadwater, Extension p.m., Joseph’s Restaurant, (311
dairy educator; “Transition Cow Blattner Drive), “Transition Cow
Management,” Noah Litherland, Management,” Noah Litherland,
Extension dairy nutritionist
Extension dairy nutritionist and
• Jan. 16—Sleepy Eye, 10 a.m. to Jim Salfer, Extension dairy educa3 p.m., Orchid Inn (500 Burnside tor
Street SE), “Dairy Feeding
•Mar. 4—Pipestone, 10:30 to
Financials,” Jim Paulson, Extension 2:30 p.m., Pizza Ranch, (108 W
dairy educator; “Transition Cow Main Street), “Transition Cow
Management,” Noah Litherland, Management,” Noah Litherland,
Dates, locations, times, topics Extension dairy nutritionist and Extension dairy nutritionist and
and speakers are as follows:
Jim Salfer, Extension dairy educa- Jim Salfer, Extension dairy educa• Jan. 9—Hutchinson, 10 a.m. tor
tor
to 2:15 p.m., Extension Office,
• Jan. 20—Caledonia, 10:30
For more information about
McLeod County Fairgrounds, a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Good Times the Minnesota Dairy Days work“Dairy Feeding Financials,” Jim Restaurant (118 Bissen Street),  shops, visit the Dairy Extension
Paulson, Extension dairy educator; “Reproduction,”
Jim
Salfer, website at http://www.extension.
“Transition Cow Management,” Extension dairy educator, and umn.edu/dairy.
Noah Litherland, Extension
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(10 2nd Street NW ) “Calf
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as of March 5, 1959.
to 3 p.m., Community Center
Every Wednesday, Thursday, & Sunday
(115 Broadway Street NW) “Calf
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• Jan. 14—Worthington, 10
a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Pizza Ranch
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Management topics “Hiring the
Right Person,” and “Organizing
Your Farm,” Chuck Schwartau,
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Meet Your Neighbor
Ocheyedan farmer
living by the creed
By Justin R. Lessman
Former FFA member and chapter advisor Jason Brockshus not only
knows the FFA Creed by heart — he’s living it.
And spreading its message by his actions.
The first paragraph of the FFA Creed reads as follows:
“I believe in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words
but of deed — achievements won by the present and past generations
of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even
as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggle of
former years.”
The rural Ocheyedan, Iowa, dairy farmer and chairman of the Osceola
County, Iowa, Ag Extension Council believes deeply in the future of
the agriculture industry, works hard for his living and appreciates the
hard work of his father and grandfather in helping to build his family’s
operation into what it is today.
Brockshus and his family run 350 head of dairy cows on their 400acre farm just south of the Minnesota line. Involved in the operation are
Brockshus, his wife and four teenage boys; siblings; his folks; and even
his grandmother, who still lives on the farm.
A crew of seven family members and seven non-family employees
milk three times per day, sanitize tubes three times per day and calve
nearly daily.
“We raise all our own heifers,” Brockshus said, “and calve nearly all
year round, averaging about one a day.”
The family has artificially inseminated its herd for nearly a halfcentury and, with its calving rotation, maintains an annual herd growth
rate of about 10 percent.
To cope with that steady growth, Brockshus and his family have
modified and added facilities over the years, including two modifications
since he joined the operation full time in 2000.
The Iowa State University graduate was schooled in dairy science
and ag education and taught high school agriculture for a few years after
college.
He was called back to the farm, but didn’t give up his passion for
teaching others about the industry he loves. As an industry leader
and promoter and head of the Osceola County Ag Extension Council,
Brockshus speaks often to groups about the dairy industry and
agriculture in general.
“Agriculture has lots of opportunity,” he said. “Sure, there’s lots of
risk in the production end, but that’s just the thing for some people.
Take the dairy industry for example. All our inputs for the entire year
are purchased before the fall. That really puts our operation in a tough
cash-flow position. Then, our only chance at recouping those single-
Creed
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The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA)
is now accepting applications for the 2007-08 organic
certification cost share program. Organic farmers and
processors can receive a partial rebate for the cost of
organic certification and must apply by February 28,
2009.
MDA Organic and Diversification Specialist Meg
Moynihan says unlike conventional operations,
organic growers and processors who sell more than
$5,000 of organic agricultural products are legally
required to annually retain an accredited third-party
certifier at their own expense.
“This certification assures consumers that organic
products are really and truly organic, and that they
are produced in compliance with federal organic
regulations,” said Moynihan.
Depending on the farm or business size, the cost
of certification can range from hundreds to thousands
of dollars per year, according to Moynihan.
Certified operations
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costs that they incurred during the period between
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maximum of $750. Costs incurred after September
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To qualify, applicants must be certified by a
USDA-accredited organic certifying agency. They
must submit an MDA application form, proof of
certification during the qualifying period, and copies
of billing statements from their certifier that itemize
the costs incurred. Additional information is detailed
in the program guidelines. All applications must
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The MDA has already mailed application packets
to more than 800 certified organic operations. Any
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LAND AUCTION
LOCATION: 3 miles west of Pipestone, MN on Hwy. 30 to 40th Ave. & then 1
mile south.
MONDAY, JANUARY 19 at 10:00 AM
LEGAL: The N 1/2 of NE 1/4, Section 20, Sweet Township (106-46), Pipestone
County, MN, selling 78 acres, more or less.
TERMS: 10% down day of the auction w/balance due on Feb. 26, 2009 known
as closing date. Seller shall pay 100% of the real estate taxes due and payable
in 2008. Buyer shall pay 100% of the real estate taxes due and payable in 2009
and thereafter. The current renter shall receive 100% of any and all payments
from the FSA office related to the 2008 crop year.
FSA & SOIL INFO: According to the FSA office, this farm has 71.4 tillable
acres with 35.1 acre corn base with 90 bu. direct yield & 139 bu. CC yield;
35.7 acre soybean base with 36 bu. direct yield & 43 bu. CC yield. Basic soils
are (Bra) Brookings silty clay loam, (KrB) Kranzburg silty clay loam, (Hd)
Hidewood silty clay loam, (Wh) Whitewood silty clay loam, (Lb) Lamoure silty
loam. According to the Pipestone County Assessor's office, this farm has a
CER rating of 71.83 on tillable acres. This farm has a lot of tile on it, approx.
10,000 ft.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This farm has been in the Hess family for many years.
With the tile along the waterway, they should be dry to cross. Very good soil.
Help yourself out w/a nice farm. Thanks, Paul.
Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed advertisement.
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shot input costs leaves in a milk truck.”
Despite the risks, agriculture — both production agriculture and other facets of the industry — is a very
rewarding occupation and lifestyle, Brockshus said.
“There are huge opportunities in agriculture,” he said. “Lots of opportunities and lots of potential.”
And constant change too, he said, which keeps it exciting.
“It’s something; all the rules of thumb that used to work just don’t anymore,” he said. “And that fact can
be a challenge, especially in a family-farm-type operation where you have to deal with and work through
generational differences.”
But he said he wouldn’t give up his current lifestyle of dairy operation management and ag outreach for
anything.
“It’s really all about helping to build a good family for a good community with good churches and good
schools,” he said. “A good quality of life for me and my family — that’s what we’re working toward. I’m really
enjoying what I do and I hope to make a little money in the process.”
A noble, yet familiar sentiment, especially for those who know the last two paragraphs of the FFA Creed
by heart, as Brockshus does: “I believe in … the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so
— for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself
and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. I believe that American agriculture can
and will hold true to the best traditions of our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and
community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task.”
JANUARY 5, 2009
Conserve energy in
hog barns this winter
By Mark Whitney
With cold weather underway and increased heating costs, energy conservation is key in minimizing
the cost of raising pigs. Substantial savings can be
realized by evaluating and investing in ventilation,
heating, lighting and equipment improvements.
In a typical swine barn, 85 to 90 percent of the
heat loss is associated with ventilation. Providing too
little or too much air exchange can be costly. Animals
lose heat to their environment, but observing the pigs
will determine comfortable level—pigs lying on their
sides and slightly touching each other is desired.
Many barns are maintained too hot. Overheating
a 1000-head nursery by 4 degrees increases heating
costs by 50 percent or greater. Keep temperatures
slightly cool to stimulate feed intake in growing pigs.
Avoid temperature swings (10 degrees or more) and
drafts to maintain animal comfort and health.
Consider adding insulation to barns if they are
poorly insulated. Concrete sidewalls should be insulated, reducing heat loss and keeping barns dryer due
to less condensation.
Ensure inlets are set properly and air is not leaking from other sources. Curtains that are not properly
adjusted don’t provide adequate overlap when closed
and can over-ventilate barns.
Heaters and exhaust fans need to be set correctly
with each other and temperature sensors correctly
located to ensure pig comfort while minimizing heat
loss. Provide enough heater offset (1.5 degrees) to
prevent overshooting desired temperatures, but not
so tight that exhaust fans kick in and run in conjunction with heaters.
Oversized heaters are less efficient than properly sized ones, and can also overshoot temperature
goals. Ensure fans are properly sized and the appropriate motor curve is set in the controller. Different
fans have different efficiency ratings, and some utility companies offer rebates for use of more efficient
fans in barns.
Supplemental heat is required for young pigs or
piglets. Using hovers and space heating, while maintaining overall room temperature at a lower level, is
much more efficient, and in the case of farrowing
barns it also keeps sows from getting overheated. Use
of lamp and mat controls to provide variable output
allows creep temperature to be managed while saving energy.
Evaluate energy costs and opportunities to increase energy efficiencies to reduce production costs
while improving animal comfort. For more information on reducing power costs, access a webinar on
the subject available at www.extension.umn.edu/
swine/porkcast.
Mark Whitney is a swine specialist with University
of Minnesota Extension.
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The 4th Annual I-29 Dairy Conference will be held in Sioux Falls on Jan. 29, 2009.
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Center, 3200 W. Maple St. It costs $20 per person and includes materials and lunch. Lodging discounts are
available to those who register before Jan. 8, 2009. Pre-registration by Jan 22 is encouraged.
A registration form is available at this link: http://dairysci.sdstate.edu/News/2009-I-29%20Dairy%20Conf
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Science Box 2104, Dairy Microbiology Building, Room 109, Brookings SD, 57007.
The 2009 conference is entitled “Going Green in a Black & White World: Understanding Sustainability
and the Opportunities for Our Dairy Farms and Industry” and will feature numerous expert speakers including Charlie Arnot- Center for Food Integrity; Rick Naczi- American Dairy Association; Donna MoenningMidwest Dairy Association; Alvaro Garcia- SDSU Extension; Jim Salfer and Jim Paulson – University of
Minnesota Extension. The program also features a Dairy Producer Panel including Dennis Haubenschild,
Jason Brockshus, and Dennis Johnson.
The Extension services of South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota, along with the Southwest
Minnesota Dairy Profit Group, are coordinating the conference, along with support from local and national
industry sponsors. Sessions during the conference include the following:
• Balancing ethics, science, and economics in the process of building sustainable systems
• Panel discussion on whats being done and what needs to be done by dairy producers
• Dairy sustainability: Creating value and profitability from cow to consumer
• Breakout sessions on What do we do now? exploring options for economic, scientific, and social practices and resources.
Contact Chris Mondak, Iowa State Extension, (712) 737-4230, cmondak@iastate.edu, or Merri Post,
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announces two additions to the 2009 Minnesota Organic Conference to be held at the St. Cloud Civic
Center January 16-17, 2009.
A free mini-film festival featuring Good Food: a
Collection of Short Films about Food and Sustainability has been added Friday evening, January 16.
From singing peanuts to teenage tomato-growers,
these films will make you laugh and think, and inspire you to take action for a healthy, sustainable,
and delicious future. The film starts at 8:00 p.m., and
members of the general public may attend this event
free of charge.
On Saturday, January 17, Wisconsin large animal
veterinarian Guy Jodarski will offer a breakout session called Stop the Whoozing and the Losing – Keeping Young Stock Alive and Healthy the Organic Way.
“We want this conference to provide basic, introductory-level information for new or prospective
organic farmers, and advanced information for experienced producers,” said MDA Organic and Diversification Specialist Meg Moynihan. Speakers include
16 certified organic farmers, as well as agency staff,
industry experts, and university researchers and extension educators, she added.
Some of the more than 30 breakout sessions on
the conference agenda include: How to Start a CSA,
Small Scale and Inexpensive Methane Digester Designs for Any Size Farm, Direct Marketing Meat, Transitioning to Organic Production, Dry Bean Production and Marketing, and Outwitting Weeds – What
you Need to Know.
The cost of the two day conference is $125, with
discounts for additional people from the same family
or farming operation. The cost includes the conference, trade show, breaks, and lunches. A single-day
registration option is also available. View and download the full conference brochure and registration
form at www.mda.state.mn.us/food/organic or call
651-201-6012 to request information by mail.
In addition to the MDA, major conference sponsors include the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association, Horizon Organic, Organic Valley/Organic Prairie, and USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) and USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Corn Research and Promotion Council
referendum set for January 8-9 at Ag Expo
Minnesota corn growers will have the opportunity to vote in a January 8-9, 2009, referendum on a
proposal by the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council to change the corn check-off from
the present rate of a half-cent per bushel to 1 cent per
bushel.
The referendum will be January 8th, from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m., and January 9th, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
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the Minnesota Ag Expo 2009.
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funds to pay for promotion, communication and research activities aimed at increasing crop value for
growers. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture
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agricultural promotion council elections.
After input from hearings held in December, the
Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council
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for producers to vote on the proposed check-off.
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CIH Cornhead 12x22 steel ………………………………… $20,000
‘99 CIH 1063 Plastic (PI) …………………………………… $17,900
‘95 CIH 1020 30’ (MA) ……………………………………… $16,000
‘99 CIH 1020 20’ 3” cut (PI) ………………………………… $13,900
JD 1220 20’ Cornhead (PI) ………………………………… $12,900
‘95 CIH 1020 25’ FLX W/3” CuT/TRkR ……………………… $12,500
JD 925 25’ (MA) …………………………………………… $12,000
CIH 1083 8R30 (MA) ……………………………………… $12,000
CIH 1020 30’ FLX HD/3”/PP (GR) …………………………… $11,900
JD 925 25’ (MA) …………………………………………… $11,000
‘98 1020 25’ FLX with 3” CuT/AHC (GR) …………………… $10,500
‘90 CIH 1063 (PI) …………………………………………… $8,900
‘91 CIH 1020 30’ (PI) ……………………………………… $7,900
‘86 CIH 1020 20’ (MA) ……………………………………… $4,900
JD 224 24’ FLX (GR) ………………………………………… $3,950
CIH 1020 20’ (MA) ………………………………………… $3,000
IH 844 (MA) ………………………………………………… $2,800
IHC 843 4RN (PI) …………………………………………… $2,750
IHC 810 Head Melroe Pickup (PI) ………………………… $1,500
MF 24’ Straight cut with electric speed (PI) ……………… $1,395
MF Pickup plat with IHC adaptor (PI) ……………………… $1,395
IH 820 20’ FLX (GR) ………………………………………… $1,250
IHC 820 20’ (MA) …………………………………………… $1,200
‘08 CIH 8010 RWA AFX 20-8x42 550 hrs. (MA) ………… $245,000
‘08 CIH 2577 RT & M - FT 200 hrs. (MA) ………………… $186,900
‘04 CIH 8010 20.8x42 DLS/CHP/Rk/TRP (GR) …………… $179,900
‘07 CIH 2588 CH R RT FR y&M (MA) …………………… $179,900
‘05 CIH 2377 Comb FT yMRT 560 hrs. (PI) ……………… $159,500
‘05 CIH 2377 Comb 970 hrs. (PI) ………………………… $149,500
‘03 CIH 2388 DLS/TPR/CHPR/Rk TRP/TkR/bbLR 2150 hrs. (GR)
…………………………………………………………… $116,500
‘01 CIH 2388 18.4x38D RTCHR FT 2367 (MA) …………… $110,000
‘03 CIH 2388 y&M CHR T Tank Ext 1500 hrs. (MA) ……… $110,000
‘03 CIH 2388 y&M CHR T Tank Ext 1600 hrs. …………… $109,000
‘95 JD 9500 30.5x32 2631 hrs. (MA) ……………………… $56,000
‘94 CIH 1688 RT/CHPR/TRkR/18.4x42 W/DLS …………… $49,500
JD 9500 2800 hrs. (MA) …………………………………… $49,500
‘93 CIH 1688 AFX RTR/CHPR/Rk/TRP/ToPR/bbLR 3900 hrs. (GR)
……………………………………………………………… $46,500
‘89 CIH 1680 Comb RT Chopper FT 3100 hrs. (PI) ………… $38,900
‘86 CIH 1680 Comb chop RT 3000 hrs. …………………… $32,900
‘91 CIH 1680 RWD RT FT CHR 4639 hrs. (MA)……………… $26,500
‘91 CIH 1660 Combine 4300 hrs. (PI) ……………………… $19,900
‘86 CIH 1640 RT CHR (MA) ………………………………… $19,900
‘86 CIH 1660 CHPR/Rk TRP/AHC 5100 hrs. (GR) …………… $18,900
‘86 CIH 1660 23.1x26/CHPR/Rk TRP 5340 hrs. (GR) ……… $17,500
‘87 CIH 1620 Comb Chop RT 2600 hrs. (PI) ……………… $12,900
‘81 IHC 1420 Comb 2650 hrs. (PI) ………………………… $9,900
4WD TracTors ‘07 JD 9620 20.8R46 W/TRPS/PTo/AuToSTR READy 310HR (GR)
…………………………………………………………… $249,500
‘07 CIH STX 435 quAD TRAC 451 HRS. (MA) …………… $239,000
buHLER 2425 750/65 R38 WT PkG, 1448 HRS. (MA) …… $135,000
N.H. TJ375 710/70X42 2525 HR. (MA) …………………… $129,900
‘96 CIH 9370 W/20.8R2 TRPS/4REM/WTS 4135 HR (GR) … $87,500
‘99 CIH 9380 quAD TRAC/ 30” TRAC/4 REM 6760 HRS. (GR) $85,000
‘91 CIH 9280 PS 24.5X32’S 3000 HRS (PI) ………………… $78,900
‘96 CIH 9370 4 WD METRICS 5500 HRS (PI) ……………… $73,900
‘93 CIH 9270 4 REMoTES 4500 HRS (MA) ………………… $66,900
‘92 CAT 65b 4000 HRS (MA) ……………………………… $55,000
‘87 CIH 9130 PTo 3 PT. 4900 HRS (PI) ……………………… $43,500
‘76 IHC 4166 CAb SINGLES 7000 HRS (PI) ………………… $5,500
CASE 2470 4WD 18.4X38 (C) 5948 (MA) ………………… $5,200
hay & foraGe
‘06 balzer 2000 20 ft. shredder 300 acres (PI) …………… $16,900
H&S 16 ft. 7+4 Tandem Gears - For box (PI) ……………… $12,900
H&S 16 ft. 7+4 Tandem Gears - For box (PI) ……………… $11,900
‘99 Mac Don 5000 16’ Mower Cord (PI) …………………… $11,900
Alloway 20’ Mtd Shredder (PI) …………………………… $11,500
Gehl 1875TDC RD baler with net wrap (GR) ……………… $9,900
balzer 2000 20’ Shredder (MA) …………………………… $9,900
NH 195 Spreader New Tires Hyd. Endgate (MA) ………… $8,800
NH 195 Spreader Hyd. Encl Gate (MA) …………………… $8,500
balzer 2000 20’ (MA) ……………………………………… $7,500
Meyers 14 ft. Forage box Ez trail gear (PI) ………………… $1,395
CIH 600 Forage blower (PI) ………………………………… $1,995
IHC #16 Rake (PI)……………………………………………… $995
Rex 16 ft. box & Gear (PI) …………………………………… $995
JD 307 6’ Cutter (PI)…………………………………………… $295
Graceville (Gr)
320-748-7277•800-248-0475
sales: Brad Beal,
tom tohm, vic hoffman
financing provided by:
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material handlinG
‘06 Case 430 Cab Heat Ride 180 hrs. (PI) ………………… $30,900
‘02 Case 75XT Cab HTR Hyd. coupler 1355 hrs. (PI) ……… $19,900
‘03 Case 40XT Skid Steer 1300 hrs. (PI) …………………… $18,900
‘08 J&M 680 Gravity Wagon NEW (PI) …………………… $15,995
‘99 Case 75XT Skid Steer 4300 hrs. (PI) …………………… $15,900
‘07 Case 410 Skid Steer 2870 hrs. (PI) ……………………… $15,900
‘01 Case 75XT 2 speed 72” bucket (MA) …………………… $15,000
Case 1835b Diesel 2438 hrs. (MA) ………………………… $8,000
NH 306 Spreader (PI) ……………………………………… $4,900
spring Tillage West WL42 560 mts. Grapple (PI) ………………………… $2,495
CIH 9300 46 1/2 FC Mulcher (PI) ………………………… $18,500 J&M 250 box with Sudenga Auger (PI) …………………… $2,395
brent HCV 2000 50’ 4 bar harrow (MA) …………………… $17,900 bobcat 610 Skid Steer (PI) ………………………………… $1,495
CIH 4300 54 1/2 Field Cult. (PI) …………………………… $17,900
Wilrich quad 5 39 1/2 FC Mulcher (PI) …………………… $17,900
DMI Tigermate 3 bar harrow 32’ (MA) …………………… $13,900
CIH 50 PT Crumbler (GR) ………………………………… $12,500
CIH 4300 41’ FC with harrow (GR) ………………………… $12,500 JD 1770 24R30 FF/LIq FERT/ TRASH WPRS (GR) ………… $74,500
keause 3131A 30’ finisher - har & basket (PI) ……………… $10,900 ‘02 JD 1780 24 row 20” 3 bu Mon (PI)……………………… $59,500
CIH 4800 30’ FC mulcher (PI) ……………………………… $8,900 ‘92 JD 7300 12 Row 23” Mon (PI) ………………………… $26,500
CIH 4900 52’ FC with harrow (GR) ………………………… $6,900 CIH 5500 30’ FF Drill 7” (C) (MA) …………………………… $15,900
IHC 490 Disk 32’ (PI) ……………………………………… $6,900 Flexi-coil 2320 Tow between cart/fill auger (GR) ………… $15,500
IHC 490 Disk 32’ mulcher (PI) ……………………………… $4,900 JD 7200 8R30” w/7100 9 row trail (GR) …………………… $13,500
JD 1050 54’ FC with 3 bar mlchr (GR) ……………………… $3,500 CIH 900 SM 12R30 (MA) …………………………………… $12,500
IH 183 12 row/Vibra shanks/w/shields (GR) ……………… $1,950 CIH 5400 20’ Sb Special 15” (MA) ………………………… $12,500
Melroe 40’ 3 rank multiweeder (GR) ……………………… $1,990 CIH 900 12R30 VFSM (MA) ………………………………… $10,000
IH 133 12 row/Vibra shanks/w/shields (GR) ……………… $1,650 CIH 5400 Drill 20 ft. 10” Cart Auger Fill (PI)………………… $9,900
Melroe 30’ 2 rank multiweeder (GR) ……………………… $1,500 CIH 900 8R30 with interplants (MA) ……………………… $6,500
CIH 800 12R30 SM (C) (MA) ……………………………… $3,500
Fall Tillage Salford 570 41’ 2 yrs. old (PI) ……………………………… $54,900 CIH 900 8R 30 Inst (MA) …………………………………… $3,200
tillaGe
PlantinG & seedinG
EzE-oN 4600 36’ Disk/notched blades/nice (GR) ………… $47,500
‘06 CIH RMX370 35’ CG Disk with harrow (500 AC) (GR) … $44,500
EzE-oN 3850 35’ HD disk C-spring (GR) …………………… $37,500
CIH 730C with lead shanks (MA) ………………………… $30,900
Wishek 842 18’ SC Disk (GR) ……………………………… $18,500
‘98 DMI 730b 7 SHk Ripper W/LD SHkS/DISk LVLR (GR) … $17,900
JD 680 35’ chisel plow with harrow (GR) ………………… $16,900
DMI 730 7 Sk with leads (MA) …………………………… $16,000
‘08 DMI 527b Ripper (PI) …………………………………… $12,900
krause 2871 11 shank disc chisel ………………………… $3,900
JD 350 20’ offset Disk (MA) ……………………………… $3,500
MF 880 5-18’s Plow Colters (PI) ……………………………… $995
PiPestone (Pi)
507-825-5155•800-638-1065
sales: curt Fey, lyle Dubbelde
miscellaneous
Flexicoil S67 90’ PT Sprayer 1000 Gal. (GR)………………… $24,900
FWD Warner 51/2 yard Earthmover Self level (PI) ………… $11,900
balzer 2000 20’ shredder (GR) …………………………… $5,950
Jones 1000 Gallon 66’ booms - Sprayer (MA) …………… $6,000
Alloway 20’ 3 pt MTD shredder (GR) ……………………… $4,500
koyker Loader 3020 mts (PI) ……………………………… $1,995
Header Cart 25 ft. (PI) ……………………………………… $1,799
Loegering Tracks for 1840 (PI) …………………………… $1,095
Marshall (Ma)
507-532-5783•800-658-2302
sales: Mike struve, Dave schmitt
Joe swenhaugen,
Peter Merna - const. sales
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WANTED: Used oil, 200 gallon FOR SALE: IHC snow thrower FOR SALE: 1985 98 Oldsmobile, 4
min. Free pick up service within #50, front-mount on 154, 184 or dr. car with 70,000 miles on rebuilt
200 miles of Sioux Falls. Toll free 185 Cub Lo-Boy. Ph. 507-442-6893. engine, $900. Also 8 h.p. 24” snow1-866-304-6070.
FmnJa5p FmnJa5f blower with electric start, $500. Ph.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: 200 FOR SALE: 1987 GMC Starcraft 507-227-3907.
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crossbred ewes, first to fourth
lambers, excellent shape. Sell any
number. Ph. 605-359-0228.
FmnJa5
conversion van with front and
rear heater and air, $800; 5 h.p. FOR SALE: 110 gal. poly tanks,
24” 2-stage snowblower with steel Giba flat bottom tanks, 175 gallon
chute, $250. Ph. 507-683-2653. Snyder tank, 2,450 gal. poly cone
FmnJa5f tank w/base, and 2” full port 6 bolt
HELP WANTED: 1400 head farrow-to-finish hog operation look- FOR SALE: Chest type freezer, Banjo valves. Ph. 507-425-2797.
FmnJa5f
ing for 2 hard-working individuals. 15.3 cu. ft., older freezer, only $50 Join a successful environment with obo. Ph. 507-853-4726. FmnJa5f FOR SALE: 1995 Ford Explorer
great pay and benefits. Ph. 605- FOR SALE: Calf drive-by bunk,
4x4, PW, PL, AC, newer tires, good
542-8851.
FmnJa5-19 250 ft. in 8 ft. sections. Also calf
FOR SALE: 28’ CIH field cultiva- head locks for bottle or bucket
tor in good condition, $2,600 obo. feeding, 10’ sections. Ph. 507-370FmnJa5f
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WANTED: 1948 through 1956 WANT TO BUY: IHC 340 utility.
Harley Davidson motorcycle for 314 New Idea sheller for picker.
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FmnJa5f
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evenings.
FmnJa5f FOR SALE: 1992 Buick Century,
FOR SALE: 1981 2940 MFWD JD 104K, 4 dr., nice. 1997 Saturn, 2
265 loader, 8 ft. detachable bucket dr., red, nice car. 1990 Chev. Suband grapple, joystick controls, 3 urb., 4x4, runs good. 1997 Escort,
point, dual hyd. New front tires 4 dr., runs good, 5 spd. 1998 Linand rims, 50 percent rear, 18.4coln Towncar, excellent car, clean,
34’s. Good cold starter. Ph. 605595-5488.
FmnJa5f $4,000. Ph. 952-807-6984.FmnJa5f
FOR SALE: Antique baby play FOR SALE: 2005 Pontiac Sunfire,
pen, dark wood with lots of color- silver, nicely equipped, excellent
condition, clean. Great school ful beads. Great to use for baby or
mpg., and sharp. 43,300 miles,
vehicle, 139K. Ph. 507-831-1591, use for doll or bear collection, $35.
$6,500/offer. Ph. 507-442-5342.
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JD 9550...................................................Coming In
JD 9500 .......................................................$45,000
JD 9550 .......................................................$92,500
JD 9760 STS...........................................Coming In
CIH 2366, 2265/1893 hrs., AFX, loaded......$84,500
JD 9570 STS...........................................Coming In
JD 9660 STS...........................................Coming In
JD 925F .......................................................$15,000
(4) JD 635F ........................................................Call
JD 630F..............................................................Call
JD 625F .......................................................$23,000
JD 693 .........................................................$17,000
JD 893.....................................................Coming In
Harvest-tec 8 row chopping .........................$49,000
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NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED ON USED EQUIPMENT
TRACTORS
NH TM125, 6000 hrs., loader/grapple
...............................................$48,900
NH TL100A w/loader FWD, 1260 hrs.
...............................................$42,500
Case W20 Payloader..............$23,500
NH TC35 w/front 72’ blade.....$19,750
Ford 2110 w/loader, 1250 hrs $14,900
‘07 NH TT50, rear hyd., nice..$14,500
Ford TW10 w/loader...............$14,500
NH TC35 ..................................$12,500
JD 4010, Fresh Overhaul .......$12,500
Ford 1210 w/loader, 235 hrs....$9,500
JD 750 w/mower .......................$8,900
Deutz DX80 ...............................$8,500
IH 966.........................................$7,500
IH 856.........................................$7,500
IH C ............................................$2,900
IH 400.........................................$2,700
Massey 135 ...............................$3,500
COMBINES & HEADS
NH TR88, ‘97, 1760 hrs ..........$55,900
NH TR97, 2694 hrs. ................$45,000
IHC 1620, 2300 hrs .................$22,900
CORN HEADS
NH 974, 6N ................................$6,500
BEAN HEADS
NH 973, 22’................................$7,000
973 20’ ............From $4,500 to $6,500
IH 1020, 22’ ...............................$6,500
In Stock Priced To Sell
HAY EQUIPMENT
BALERS - CASH & CARRY
NH BR780, net, ‘05 .................$23,900
NH BR780, wide PU ...............$19,500
CIH RBX562, net.....................$19,500
CIH RXB562 ............................$17,500
NH BR750................................$14,900
NH 688.....................................$13,900
NH 678 .....................................$11,900
NH 664.......................................$9,900
NH 658.......................................$9,900
NH 660.......................................$8,900
NH 855.......................................$5,500
IH 8460 ......................................$4,500
MF 1560.....................................$2,800
NH 851.......................................$1,900
NH 850.......................................$1,500
IH 8480 ......................................$4,800
MOWER CONDITIONERS
IH SCX100 16’ .........................$17,900
NH 1475, 16’..............$13,500-$15,500
NH 2200 Series 16’ w/push frame......
.................................................$7,500
NH 116, 14’ ................................$5,900
JD 1525, 16’ ..............................$4,900
SKID STEERS
NH 185 Track, 465 hrs., cab, AC ........
...............................................$45,900
NH L185...................................$25,500
NH LS190, cab, heat, 1288 hrs.$24,500
‘04 NH L170, 340 hrs. .............$20,900
NH LS180, 2600 hrs................$19,500
NH LS190 ................................$19,000
NH LS170 ................................$17,500
NH 775 .......................................$7,900
Gehl 2700 ..................................$3,900
PLANTERS
JD 7000, 16RN ........................$15,900
JD 7300 12RN .........................$14,900
IH 900 8RN, liquid ....................$8,500
15 interplants for 2600 ............$7,500
SPRAYERS
Blumhardt 500 gal 60’, nice ....$7,500
Ag Chem 500 gal. 60’...............$5,500
3 pt Broyhill boom 45’ like new & (2)
200 gal. saddle tank w/pump $3,200
Saddle tank ...............................$1,200
FORAGE HARVESTER
NH 900 3RN.............................$15,900
NH 890 w/ 30” or 36” head ......$4,500
AUGERS
Feterl 8x60 ................................$1,800
Mayrath 8x60 ............................$1,200
LAWN MOWERS
JD 277........................................$2,275
JD 510........................................$1,250
FIELD CULTIVATORS
CIH TMII, 50.5’, ‘02..................$35,900
IH 4700, 37’ ...............................$5,900
2500 WilRich 26’ w/harrow ......$3,500
WilRich 30’ field cult ................$2,500
FALL TILLAGE
DMI 730....................................$14,500
DMI 527....................................$13,500
Brent CPC 5 shank...................$7,500
Morris 26’ Chisel plow .............$6,900
DMI 4 lead shanks....................$2,500
Ford chisel 13 shank ...............$1,800
MISCELLANEOUS
WilRich 20’ Shredder .............$12,500
Balzer 410 .................................$3,900
Arts Way mixer .........................$3,900
Farm Aid 550 mixer wagon, scale .....
...............................................$21,900
Farm King snowblower 50”.....$1,300
BARGAIN ROW
Any Reasonable Offer Accepted
Gehl 315 Spreader............Make Offer
Vermeer 4400 Swather .....Make Offer
Hesston Stack Mover .......Make Offer
Case 4890 4WD, 3 pt., PTO...................................Call
CIH 7120 2WD .................................................$38,500
IH 756 Diesel......................................................$7,850
JD 4555 2WD, PS ............................................$45,000
JD 4650 2WD ..............................................Coming In
JD 7810 MFWD, loader, IVT ............................$85,000
JD 8770 4WD, 24 spd......................................$69,750
JD 8120 MFWD..............................................$103,500
JD 8330 MFWD..............................................$146,750
P LANTERS & D RILLS
JD 1760 12RN .............................................$38,500
JD 1760 12RN .............................................$34,250
(4) JD 1770NT, CCS, 16 row .............................Call
JD 7200, 12RN ............................................$17,900
JD 1770, 16 row box ...................................$43,750
JD/Friesen 24 row ..............................................Call
T ILLAGE
JD 512 9 shank ..................................................Call
IH 4900 FC, 44.5ʼ ..........................................$8,000
JD 1710, 11 shank .............................................Call
JD 960 FC, 32.5ʼ............................................$8,000
JD 980 FC, 44.5ʼ..........................................$17,000
WilRich 2500 FC, 28ʼ .....................................$5,500
JD 2210 FC, 35.5ʼ........................................$31,000
H AY & M ISCELLANEOUS
CIH 8460 Rd. Baler .......................................$6,950
JD 567 Rd. Baler .........................................$20,500
JD 567 Rd. Baler .........................................$21,000
Dakon 250 Wagon .........................................$1,250
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03 PONTIAC MONTANA (Silver) Left front damage Have Parts 53k ............................ $2995
06 CHEVY 1/2 TON EXTENDED CAB 5.3 WITH LIFT KIT, LOADED (Blue)
TMU, SUPER LOW MILES 15,954 ..................................................................$7700.00
03 CHEVY SILVERADO CREW 3/4 TON 6.0 4X4 (White) Front damage 73K............. $5995
06 IMPALA (Blue) R Side Damage Lot Drives 38K...................................................... $3995
04 CHEVY IMPALA (Burgundy) Left front damage 41K............................................... $3350
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43K ...................................................................................................................... $6995
05 EQUINOX (red) EZ Front and Left Side Damage 40K..............................................CALL
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02 MONTE CARLO SS (Black) 63K............................................................................. CALL
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2005 Chevy K1500 ..........................................................$19,900
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2005 Chrysler Pacifica ....................................................$11,900
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‘06 Pontiac Grand Prix, 4 dr.,
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mi., remote start, used parts available,
6 cyl. auto, CD, alloys - $5,500
‘07 Lincoln MKZ AWD, needs driver
‘08 Lincoln MKZ, 17,000 mi., bags ok, ‘07 Mercury Milan, V6, 9,177 mi.,
‘02 Pontiac Grand Prix GT, 4 dr., 76,571
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$8,250
leather, CD, chrome wheels - $7,975
chrome wheels, windshield ok - $9,950
control, CD, alloys, windshield ok - $5,250
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21,880 mi., lot drives, needs driver
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tilt, power locks, AM/FM – CD, al- find what you are looking for. Ph. Crate, flooring, stainless steel
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PJa20tf nursery or finishing feeders. Ph.
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605-359-8330.
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ten on 10 ton gears, 1 Gehl on 8 nearest dealer. Walinga USA, Inc., WANTED: Good clean shedded
ton gear, all left front unloading. 1-800-584-7002. E-mail: jpk@wal- grinder mixers. Gehl 170 or 125,
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‘07 GMC Sierra SLE Crew Cab Dually
‘04 Cadillac SRX 3.6 Luxury, 31,540 mi.,
‘08 Saturn Aura SE, V6, 4 dr., 7,259 mi., lot
Diesel 4x4, 18,443 mi., lot drives, bags
lot drives, bag ok, OnStar, 6 cyl. auto,
drives, bags ok, loaded, leather, OnStar, XM
htd. seats, dual pw. seats, CD changer,
Radio, have used parts available, 6 cyl., auto, htd. ok, Duramax Diese w/Allison auto, 8 cyl.,
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entry, auto start, rear heat, red
with black interior. $9,500. 507847-4062.
100,000 BTU, 14 bushel hopper
thermostatically controlled, kernel
burner brand, $2,500. Ph. 507-8200951.
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es start at: twin, $90; full, $110; great. Power seats, windows and
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queen, $140; king, $250. Ph. 605731-6027.
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‘07 Chevy C1500 Reg. Cab
$6,900
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FOR SALE: 1998 Porsche Boxster,
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1992 BUICK ROADMASTER
LIMITED, no rust, power seats,
2-door convertible, 5-speed manual transmission, silver, 2.5L, H6
engine. Extremely low miles, mint
condition. 507-831-3565.
windows and antenna. AM/ FM
cassette. Excellent mechanic and
1996 CK1500, 4x4 extended cab,
FOR SALE: Snyder corn furnace,
body. $3,100. Call 507-382-1549.
305, 5-speed. $3,000 o.b.o. Call
120,000 BTU, 15 bushel hopper, 1
yr. old, $1,950. Also John Deere til- 1993 MERCURY COUGAR, 507-847-4052 or 847-3374.
ler for 318, may fit others, $950. Ph. 153,000 miles, everything works. 2000 FREIGHTLINER SEMI
507-920-6585.
PD18-Ja1p 507-841-2232.
TRUCK, Detroit engine. 700,000
FOR SALE: Polaris 700, 2,060 1999 NEW BEETLE, 4-cylinder, miles. 10-speed, air ride, alumimiles, EDGE 2002. Ph. 507-825- 5-speed, keyless entry. Purchased num rims. Good shape, well main2797.
PD25-Ja8p new. 91,000 miles, drives and runs tained. 507-736-2521.
great. $5,100. 507-382-1549.
WANTED: 18’ or 20’ Balzer front
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 1984
unload wagon. Ph. 605-940-2415.
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PICKUPS & 4X4’s
04 Toyota Rav 4, 4x4, 4 dr., AT, AC, CD, lugg. rack, 38K ............................................................................................ $16,495
04 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lar 4x4 Select-trac, 4.0 cyl., CD, p. seat, alum. wheels, lugg. rack, 67K ........................ $10,495
96 Chevy Blazer LT 4x4, CD, p. leather seat, wind., locks, lugg. rack, local trade, 136K ............................................. $3,995
VANS
06 Chrysler Town & Country Touring, 3.8 V6, quad stow & go, heated leather, sunroof, CD/cass, p sliding sidedoors & tailgate,
lugg rack, al wheels, 29K ........................................................................................................................................$16,995
05 Chrysler Town & Country Touring, 3.8 V6, quad stow & go, heated leather, CD/cass, DVD rear ent, p sliding sidedoors
& tailgate, lugg rack, al wheels, 35K........................................................................................................................$15,495
05 Chrysler Pacifica Touring, 3.5 V6, CD, keyless, p. seats, chrome wheels, 3rd row seat, 39K .............................. $13,995
01 Chevy Venture LT, 3400 V6, rear AC & heat, CD/cass., p. seat, wind., locks, alum. wheels, 161K .......................... $4,495
98 Dodge Grand Caravan, 3.8 V6, needs tranny............................................................................................................ $495
97 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport, 3.3 V6, rear AC & heat, CD, quad seats, alum. wheels, lugg. rack, 168K ................. $2,995
96 Plymouth Grand Voyager, 3.3 V-6, cass., keyless, clean, 178K ............................................................................. $1,995
96 Ford Windstar GL, 3.8 V-6, AT, AC, p. wind. & locks, alum. wheels, 177K ................................................................. $995
2 DOOR CARS
04 Chrysler Sebring Lim, 3.0 V6, CD/cass, p leather seat, sunroof, chrome wheels, 58K.......................................$10,995
04 Dodge Stratus RT, V6, 5 spd, CD, p leather seat, sunroof, chrome wheels, 42K................................................$11,495
03 Pontiac Grand Am GT, 3400 V6, CD/cas., keyless, leather, alum. wheels, 58K.....................................................$9,995
99 Chev Monte Z34, 3800 V6, dual AC, keyless, sunroof, p. leather seat, alum. wheels ............................................$3,995
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05 Buick Park Ave Prestige Luxury Pkg., 3800 V6, loaded, heads-up, heated power seats, info center, chrome wheels, one
owner, ONLY 22,000 LOW miles!!! Beautiful Diamond White in Showroom Condition! .............................................. $19,495
05 Buick LaCrosse CXL, 3800 V6, autostart, dual climate control, dual power heated seats, On Star,
chrome wheels, back up sensors, 30K..................................................................................................................... $15,495
05 Buick LeSabre Lim., 3800 V6, d. climate control, info center, mem. leather htd. seats, chrome wheels, 50K ...... $14,995
05 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3800 V6, CD, p seat, spoiler, full power options, CD, chrome wheels, 29K .......................... $12,995
04 Buick Park Ave. Ultra Prestige Pkg., 3800 V6, dual climate control, info center, mem. heated seats, chrome wheels,
only 16K ..................................................................................................................................................................$17,995
04 Buick Park Ave. Prestige Pkg., 3800 V6, dual climate control, info center, sunroof, mem. heated seats, chrome wheels,
42K .........................................................................................................................................................................$16,495
04 Buick LeSabre Lim, 3800 V6, dual climate control, p. mem. leather heated seats, alum. wheels, 59K ................ $13,995
04 Pontiac Grand Am GT, 3400 V6, CD, leather seats, sunroof, spoiler, fog lights, chrome wheels, 33K ................... $11,995
04 Chrysler Sebring LXi, 2.7 V6, CD, p. leather seat, sunroof, alum. wheels, 49K .................................................... $10,995
03 Buick Park Ave. Prestige Pkg., 3800 V6, info center, mem. heated seats, alum wheels, 77K ............................... $9,995
01 Chevy Prizm, 1.8 4 cyl., CD, only 91K.................................................................................................................... $5,995
00 Buick LeSabre Lim., 3800 V6, AT, d. climate control, p. heated leather seats, alum. wheels, 19K ........................ $11,995
00 Buick Century Lim, 3100 V6, dual AC, CD/Cass., p. leather seat, alum. wheels, 28K ............................................. $8,995
00 Buick LeSabre Lim, 3800 V6, dual AC, CD/cass, leather heated mem seats, sunroof, al wheels, 93K.................... $6,995
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'07 5x8 Amer. Hauler Cargo, white . . . $2,750
‘08 7x16 DCT Cargo, white . . . . . . . . . . $6,100
'08 6x16 Verns Bumper, grey . . . . . . . . $4,900
'09 3H Kiefer Bumper, alum . . . . . . . . $11,600
'08 7x24 Kiefer Stock Combo, alum . $17,900
'08 7x26 Kiefer Stock Combo, alum . $18,500
'09 3H Kiefer Horse, alum ., insulated . $21,995
'09 4H Kiefer, Horse alum ., insulated . $24,495
'09 4H Kiefer Horse, alum ., Cont . pkg . $20,900
'07 4H Kiefer Horse, alum . . . . . . . . . . $20,400
'08 4H Kiefer Horse full LQ, alum . . . . $39,500
'09 4H Kiefer Horse full LQ, alum . . . . $45,500
'09 7x24 Wilson, 2 gates, alum . . . . . . $17,100
'09 7x30 Wilson, 2-8k axles, alum . . . $21,800
'08 5x8 Sport Trlr. Flatbed, black . . . . . $1,240
'09 7x16 M&S Flatbed, black . . . . . . . . $2,350
'08 8.5x20+5 Kiefer Flatbed, black . . . $6,400
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'02 3H Exiss GN, alum . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,900
'00 3H Kiefer GN, alum . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000
'06 4H Kiefer GN, Midtack, Nice!! alum .$24,000
'87 3H Coda GN, red . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,200
'92 4H Kiefer GN, stock combo, alum . . $12,900
'08 7x24 Kiefer GN, stock combo, alum $17,900
'07 4H Kiefer GN, alum . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,500
'04 6'8x16 Featherlite Stock, alum . . . . $7,300
'90 6x12 Boss Stock, maroon . . . . . . . . $2,900
'87 6x15 Trlr, 1-7K axle, black . . . . . . . . $2,000
'83 6x16 Triggs Gooseneck, blue . . . . . . $900
'00 6'8x24 Kiefer, 1 gate, alum . . . . . . $10,500
'06 7x26 Wilson, 2-8000 lb . axles, alum $17,500
'94 7x28 Titan Stock, 3-7K axles, black . $3,500
'07 7x30 Wilson Stock, alum . . . . . . . $19,900
'08 8x22 Elite Stock, alum . . . . . . . . . $13,000
'09 8x32 Elite, roll up, alum . . . . . . . . . $22,500
'08 8.5x35 HMDE Flatbed, black . . . . . $6,500
'06 7x18 Aluma Cargo, yellow . . . . . . . $6,000
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2000 FORD F250 SUPER duty
extended cab, powerstroke, 7.3 liter, runs great, just broke in, with
120,000 miles. $8,900. 507-8474062.
1985 FORD F150 XLT, 2WD, automatic, PS, PB, PW, red cloth interior, red/white 2 tone, 8’ box, good
runner. $1,000. Svoboda Excavating, Jackson. 507-847-2050.
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1997 FORD F150, supercab, V8, 2002 CHEVY VENTURE van, 1994 FORD EXPLORER, 4x4, air
4x4, automatic, black with grey
cloth. 74,000 miles, AM/FM cassette, Tonneau cover, running
boards. $8,000. Call 507-235-8209.
6-cylinder, automatic, AC, power
windows, Am/FM, CD, 113,000
miles. Clean van. $4,100. Call 507382-1549.
conditioning, power windows and
locks.135,000 miles. Good condition, below book. 712-338-4101.
2000 GMC ENVOY, fully loaded,
1998 IHC 9400, N14, engine DUMP TRUCK - 1989 FORD 2006 DODGE RAM 1500, quad 1996 DODGE GRAND Cara- leather, black, very good condibrake, cruise, AC, 10-speed, PTO, L9000 with 17’ dump box, Cum- cab, 4x4, 19,664 miles. $18,000. Call van, 4-door, CD player, Michelin tion. 130,000 miles. $6,500 ob.o..
mins L10 motor, Tandem axle plus Brent Downs, 712-722-0832.
air ride. 22.5’s. $15,000. Call 507pusher, 13-speed. $10,000 firm. 1995 Chevy pickup, K1500, tires, 3.8 engine, 238,000 miles.
840-1401.
Svoboda Excavating, Jackson. 507- extended cab, re-built transmis- Asking $5,200 o.b.o. Call 507-8310086.
1990 FORD F150 XLT Lariat. 847-2050.
sion. 203,000 miles. $3,200 o.b.o.
302 V-8, manual 4WD, PL, PW, 2003 F-250, 4x4 LARIAT, crew- Call 507-695-2175.
FORD E350 CARGO van for
AM/FM cass., cruise. 95,000 miles. cab diesel 6.0L. Dark green in col2005 FORD 150 XLT, extended sale: 7.3 diesel, runs good, good
Good runner. $1,800 o.b.o. 507- or, 24,000 miles. Box liner. $28,950
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tor, just aligned. Set up for electric
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Loaders
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rApiD City, SD
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Case 821B, hyd............................$61,900
Komatsu WA250.5, 3 yd. ...........$110,000
Cat 938G, cab, QC, fks .................$78,000
Dynapac 35” DB Drum.................$23,000
Hypac 78” DB Drum.....................$30,000
Dynapac 66” padfoot ...................$19,000
Stone 36” Smooth .......................$13,000
misc.
excavators
Cat 302.5, 2 bkts. ........................$34,500
Komatsu PC220 LC-7 ................$148,000
Link Belt 240 Long Front ............$145,000
Komatsu PC220LC-5 ...................$29,000
Kobelco SK 200LC, Thumb ...........$45,000
Cat 325CL hyd. QC.....................$125,000
Komatsu PC300LC-6 .................$130,000
Cat 287B Track Skid Loader .........$32,000
Cat D3C Dozer .............................$32,000
Gehl SL 4840 Skid Loader ...........$22,500
Case 580SK Backhoe...................$28,000
ForkLiFts
JCB-22’, 5,500 lb., cab ................$18,500
Gehl 7000# - 30’, AC ...................$39,500
IR VR623-6000# - 23’, cab ..........$37,000
Teleporter 36,000 lb.....................$18,500
Water Trucks, Conveyors, Sweepers, Trailers
HELP WANTED
Truck driver
CDL Required
OTR, as well as regional area hauling.
Heavy haul experience.
Hotel paid.
Competitive wages and benefits.
Join a fast growing company.
C
C
I
Call 507-825-2026
for an application.
Carstensen Contracting, Inc.
Quality and innovation you deserve,
from a company you can trust!
AC, gray interior, excellent condition, one owner, like-new tires,
111m. $7,500. 507-793-2609.
FOR SALE: 1996 Jeep Grand
brakes. Some dents and rust. Plush Cherokee Limited. V-8, 4x4, fully
buckets, carpet, panels. Ready to loaded. $3,850. Call 507-840-0248.
1996 GMC SUBURBAN, 6.5
’95 CHEVY ASTRO VAN, all- go to work! Call 507-236-1926.
wheel drive, excellent mechanical 1999 OLDSMOBILE SILHOU- Turbo Diesel, high miles. Excellent
shape, perfect for pulling stock car
condition, 4 new tires, no rust, one
ETTE van, A/T, power windows, or camper. $5,000 o.b.o. Call 507owner, low miles. $3,000 o.b.o. Call
front seats, AC, AM/FM/CD, 227-3756.
507-238-1904 or 507-639-3663.
107,000 miles. Very good condi1999 CHEVY CONVERSION tion. $3,250. Call after 6 p.m. 507- 28-FT. CARRILITE TRAILER.
Sleeps 6. Rear bedroom, double
van, explorer package, 5.7 liter 662-6111.
engine, all power, excellent condi- 2000 DODGE GRAND CARA- bed, side dinette booth, front sofa.
Like-new interior/exterior. Serious
tion, high mileage. Asking $8100.
buyers. 507-830-1536.
VAN
SE
,
3.3
engine.
105,000
miles.
Call 712-336-6538 or 605-595Good
tires
and
very
good
condi35-FT.
CARRIAGE
5TH5310.
tion inside and out. Asking $4,600
WHEEL. No slide outs. Built for
To place your ad call: o.b.o. Call 507-360-0520 or 507- quality. Like-new interior/exterior.
945-8374.
1-800-325-6440
Serious buyers only. 507-830-1536.
507-825-3333
‘07 Ford Focus, 3,731 mi., great
economy car . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,950
7AHP
RL6413 ‘02 Chevy Cavalier,
42,535 mi., damaged right door & front
of quarter panel, silver . . . . .$2,750
74F9
RF5310 ‘01 Chevy Monte Carlo,
111,640 mi., black . . . . .$2,950
776C
RH5649 ‘08 Pontiac G6, 17,298
mi., lighter front damage, drivers air
bag deployed, white . . . .$7,450
3UEO
1UHL
RM6439 ‘08 BMW M3, 26,700 mi.,
beautiful sports car in a sedan,
very nice fix, hit a deer $24,750
RK6151 ‘08 Ford F-250,
6QXW
22,426 mi., red . . . . . .$11,950
7C4G
RL6414 ‘06 Chevy Colorado,
30,302 mi., gray . . . . . . .$6,750
RH5646 ‘05 GMC Envoy,
73HA
30,599 mi., gray . . . . . . .$6,650
6VI1
RJ5831 ‘05 Chevy Silverado
1500, 35,509 mi., black . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7,950
7AHN
7769
RE4956 ‘08 Chevy Silverado 3500,
7,277 mi., damaged high front, right
rear, box side, red . . . . .$19,500
7531
RL6292 ‘09 Nissan Murano,
RJ5897 ‘02 Nissan Xterra,
RG5474 ‘06 Honda Civic Hybrid,
‘99 Ford F-450, 7.3 Powerstroke Diesel,
manual trans, 13ʼ flatbed, gooseneck hitch,
no damage, replaced engine . .$14,650
8,230 mi., deer hit high right front,
easy fix, maroon . . . . .$13,950
20,399 mi., black . . . . . .$4,950
48267
‘08 Chrysler 300 Touring AWD,
14,726 mi., bags good, leather,
sunroof, polished alloys . . .$15,950
6VI2
RK6117 ‘05 Chrysler Town & Country,
33,000 mi., 3.8L, stow-n-go seats, CD,
pwr. sliding doors . . . . . . . . . . .$5,950
3UEO
RJ5935 ‘01 Dutchmen, bumper
RE4832 ‘04 JEEP LIBERTY, gold,
‘06 Kia Sedona LX, 42,000 mi.,
rear AC/heat, 7 pass., rear
entertainment . . . . . . . . .$5,950
‘07 Jayco 32’ Jayflight, self
contained, 1 slide, layed on left
side in wind, very clean .$9,350
hitch pull, white . . . . . . . .$5,500
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
NOW OPEN Sat. 8a.m.-12:30p.m.
39,131 mi., front, V6, auto, sunroof,
alloys, Very Nice fix . . . .$4,350
“in the country”
PTLA
35,000 mi., 4 cyl., auto, CD,
40+ mpg . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7,950
We Have Parts For
Your Rebuilders Even If Bought
Elsewhere!
PARTS LINE # 1-800-272-0083 • EXT. 3
‘04 Pontiac Aztek AWD,
52,000 mi., loaded, cloth . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,550
RD4819 ‘06 Toyota Tundra 4x4,
22,000 mi., silver, damaged sides
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10,950
‘08 Dodge Avenger, 11,148 mi.,
sunroof, CD, silver . . . . .$6,950
We Have Parts For Your Rebuilders,
Even If Bought Elsewhere!
CALL NOW!
NORDSTROM’S AUTO RECYCLER’S
GARRETSON, SD •
46699
2003 BLACK CHEVROLET
Trailblazer LS, 4x4, PW, PL,
paint, trailer package, sunroof, box
liner and cover. Excellent condition. 712-330-2240.
Farm Advantage
4301 N. Cliff Ave.
Sioux fAllS, SD
800-456-4005
507-841-0484.
1-800-272-0083
Live Inventory Searches at
www.nordstromsauto.com
• PH. (605) 594-3910
JANUARY 5, 2009
Cool
Deals!
www.frankmanmotors.com
CARS
2009 Ford Fusion SEL V6, redfire w/
natural heated leather, all options,
sunroof, like new ................... $18,475
2008 Cadillac DTS, all options,
heated leather, chrome wheels, like
new ....................................... $22,875
2008 Ford Taurus Limited, 4600
miles, merlot red w/chrome wheels &
heated leather, all options, sunroof, like
new ....................................... $19,475
2007 Toyota Corolla LE, fully loaded,
nice ......................................... $9,875
2007 Hyundai Sonata SE, low miles,
loaded, sunroof, wing, Mach stereo &
more...................................... $13,875
2007 Mercury Milan Premier AWD,
3.0 V6, 24,000 miles, all options, heated
leather, like new .................... $16,975
2006 Chevy Cobalt SS, 19,000 miles,
loaded, sunroof, wing & ground effects,
nice ....................................... $14,875
2006 Lexus GS300 AWD, low miles,
matador red w/natural heated leather,
all options, sunroof ................ $28,475
2006 Cadillac DTS, 28,000 miles, all
options, heated leather, chrome wheels,
sunroof, navigation & more .... $21,875
2006 Hyundai Sonata LX V6, black
w/ natural heated leather, all options,
excellent .................................. $9,650
2006 Pontiac Vibe GT, fully loaded,
sunroof .................................. $12,650
2006 Toyota Avalon XLS, all options,
leather, sunroof, excellent ...... $17,850
2006 VW Passat 2.0T, 20,000 miles, 1
owner, candy white, all options, heated
leather, like new .................... $16,975
2005 Buick Lacrosse CXL, low
miles, all options, heated leather,
excellent ................................ $10,975
2005 Kia Amanti, 34,000 miles,
all
options,
heated
leather,
sunroof .................................. $12,375
2004 Dodge Intrepid SE, inferno
red w/taupe leather, loaded,
sunroof .................................... $7,950
2004 Mercury Sable LS Premium,
20,000 miles, loaded, leather... $9,875
2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE1 V6, low
miles, fully loaded .................... $7,450
2004 Lincoln LS, 25,000 miles, all
options, heated leather, chrome wheels,
mint....................................... $11,475
2003 Nissan Maxima SE V6, loaded,
sunroof, sharp ....................... $10,875
2003 Nissan Altima SE, low miles,
loaded, sunroof ...................... $11,475
2003 Buick Park Avenue Ultra, 49,000
miles, 1 owner, all options, leather,
chrome wheels, excellent ...... $13,975
2003 Buick Century Custom V6,
62,000 miles, loaded ............... $6,975
2003 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi, low
miles, black w/chrome wheels, all
options, heated leather, sunroof &
more...................................... $10,475
2000 Lincoln Town Car Signature,
67,000 miles, all options .......... $8,475
2000 Buick Park Avenue Ultra,
59,000 miles, pearl white, all options,
excellent ................................. $8,475
2000 Buick LeSabre Custom, 73,000
miles, loaded, leather............... $6,475
WITH
Financing as
Low as
5.5%
WAC
VANS
SUV's
2008 Chevrolet Uplander LT, all
options, leather quads, TV/DVD, like
new ......................................$14,975
2008 Chrysler Town & Country
Touring, white w/quad seating, Swivel
N Go, 2 TV/DVDs, like new .....$19,475
2007 Honda Odyssey Touring,
16,000 miles, white w/heated leather,
quad seating, navigation, TV/DVD &
more......................................$28,975
2006 Nissan Quest SE, 29,000
miles, sonoma sunset red w/heated
leather, quads, all options, sunroof &
more......................................$16,975
2004 Toyota Sienna XLE Limited,
loaded, heated leather, quads, sunroof,
TV/DVD & more ......................$15,975
2006 GMC Yukon XL Denali AWD,
36,000 miles, every available option,
like new ................................$24,975
2006 Honda Element EX-P 4x4,
tangerine orange, fully loaded, sunroof,
sharp .....................................$13,975
2006 Hummer H3 AWD, low miles,
white w/chrome wheels & taupe heated
leather, all options..................$17,950
2006 Jeep Commander AWD, 1 owner,
all options, 3rd row, excellent.$13,475
2005 Chevy Tahoe LT 4x4, black
w/gray heated leather, 3rd row, fully
loaded ..................................$12,650
2005 Dodge Durango AWD,
23,000 miles, 1 owner, all options, 3rd
row ........................................$11,475
2005 Dodge Durango SLT AWD, low
miles, loaded, leather, sunroof, 3rd row,
TV/DVD ..................................$12,975
2004 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4, molten
red w/gray leather, loaded, sunroof,
excellent ................................$10,975
2004 Chrysler Pacifica AWD, 45,000
miles, loaded, heated leather, quad
seating, TV/DVD, excellent .....$11,975
2004 Cadillac Escalade EXT AWD,
black w/chrome wheels & heated
leather, all options, sunroof, navigation &
more .....................................$18,975
2002 Land Rover Freelander SE AWD,
only 38,000 miles, all options, heated
leather .....................................$9,875
2001 Ford Expedition XLT 4x4, loaded,
leather, 3rd row .......................$6,650
PICKUPS
2007 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT Quad
Cab 4x4, 6.7 I6 diesel, bright red, fully
loaded ...................................$23,975
2006 Dodge Ram SLT Bighorn Edition
Quad Cab 4x4, 21,000 miles, flame
red w/20" wheels, loaded, like
new .......................................$16,975
2006 Lincoln Mark LT Crew Cab
4x4, 14,000 miles, all options, heated
leather, sunroof, 20" chrome wheels,
like new ................................$25,475
2005 Chevy K1500 Z71 Crew
Cab 4x4, triple black w/leather, all
options ..................................$13,975
2005 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE Crew
Cab 4x4, low miles, 1 owner, sport
red.........................................$17,950
1999 Ford F150 XLT Super Cab 4x4,
5.4 V8, loaded..........................$7,950
FRANKMAN MOTOR COMPANY
SaleS and ServICe
Check out our complete inventory at www.frankmanmotors.com
Open 7 Days a Week
Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 - 8
Fri. & Sat. 8:30-6; Sun. 1-5
48260
(605) 371-1603
Just SE of Sioux Falls, SD
1/4 mile south of 57th street
on Highway 11
and
Pepsi
says it's
"Time
For a
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Change!"
1809 Forman Drive Pipestone, MN
JANUARY 5, 2009

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