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‘06 Mack CH613, TS Daycab, 420 HP Mack, 10 spd., Jake, exellentvirgin rubber, only 385M, super nice truck............................$32,895
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‘05 Sterling TS Daycab, 410 hp. MBE w/fresh overhaul, 10 spd.,Jake, new rubber very nice.....................................................$26,895
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90. Business Opportunities
FOR SALE:Building & Steel Fabricating Shop
With E quip.L ocated in Pratt, KS
EQUIPMENT: ESA Plasma Cutter;Ellis band saw; Ellis mitre saw 3000;Blue Valley flanger, 3/8”; Piranhairon worker; Allsteel pressbrake Mdl135-10; Allsteel shear, Mdl 1/4-10, 4-way die #4W32, 4-way die holder#412BF, punch #P1; Webb Roll, MdlR3LR 8008; Miller welder, 300 A/BP;Miller Deltaweld 451 welder; MillerDialarc 250 welder; Lincoln welderTIG 300/300; Miller welder 300/AC/DC; Brunner air compressor50RH12; Clarke forklift GPX40; Toy-ota Forklift, 8FGU25. MISC. EQUIP.:Hoists, winches, grinder, drills, drillpress, shape cutter, cables, etc.BUILDINGS: Chief Building: 40’wide x 24’ high x 80’ long, (structural,inside materials, shed; 50’10” wide x104’4” long (structural, inside materi-als, heaters). Office Building 24’ widex 30’ long (structural, foundation,office equipment & furniture).
Call Mike 620-672-2153
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110. Car/Trucks
‘05 Century Frtlr., 14L Detroit, auto,10-speed, 72’’ midroof . . . . . $12,500
‘02 Volvo Daycab, single axle, 12.7Detroit, 10-speed . . . . . . . . $12,000
www.radcliffetrucks.com
Radcliffe Truck SalesHill City, KS PH-785-421-3465
1984 INTERNATIONAL S1900DUMP truck, DT466, 10 speed,123,000 actual miles, $2,500. PH-620-786-0349.
1996 FREIGHTLINER C-12 CAT, 9SPEED, 20’ Aulick box, hoist, excel-lent condition; JD 224 wheat head,24’. PH-970-380-3244.
1997 PETERBILT 379 EXTENDED,550 Cat, 13 speed transmission, 60”stand up sleeper, $25,000. PH-620-338-3008.
1998 KENWORTH, 60 SERIESDetroit engine; 2004 Freightliner, 60Detroit engine; 1998 Trinity live bot-tom trailer; JD 4755 with Great Bendloader. PH-970-580-1694.
2-2009 KENWORTHS, T660, REDSemis, (Identical), Cat C-15,Acert, 475HP, 1-508,620K, 1-521,078K, UltraShift Automatic,72’’ sleepers, 22.5 driver tireswith aluminum rims, very nice,asking $32,000/Each. Mark, PH-785-335-2202.
2000 PETERBILT 379 6NZ, 13speed. PH-785-243-7607.
2000 T800 KENWORTH, CUMMINSmotor, 9 speed, air-ride, all alu-minum wheels, $14,000. PH-785-848-2335.
2002 FREIGHTLINER CENTURYtruck, 500 horsepower, Detroitengine, 10 speed, wetkit. PH-620-365-9092.
2004 CHEVROLET DURA-MAXdiesel, 4WD, longbed, extended cab,210,000 miles, $12,000. Cell-785-754-8305.
2005 INTERNATIONAL ISX CUM-MINS engine, 10 speed, 22x5 low protires; 2011 Wilson grain hopper,43’x72x96. Like to sell as unit. PH-785-243-7607.
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06 & 07 Volvo VNL DC. .Stg at $19,90096 IHC 9200 DC Det 9Spd . . .$9,90099 KW W900B DC Cat 18 Spd . .$39,90088 Pete 377 w/Box & Hoist . .$34,90095 Pete 379 SH DC Det 9sp . . . . .$33,90006 FL Columbia DC Detroit . . . . .$28,900
06 IHC 8600 DC Cumm .Stg @ $19,900
800-475-8033- ‘15 Ford F-250 4WD, Reg Cab,diesel, grill guard, spike bed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$34,995
- ‘11 Chevy 2500 LT, 4WD, 6.0L8cyl, Butler Spike Bed, ExtendedCab, PW&PD, 30k Miles .$32,995
- ‘13 Chevy 3500 LT, 4WD, 6.0L8cyl, Deweze Arm Bed, PW&PD,Extended Cab, SRW, Local OneOwner, New Truck Trade $28,995
- ‘13 Ford F-350 SRW, 4WD, 6.2L8cyl, Extended Cab, PW&PD,Butler Spike Bed . . . . .$21,995
- ‘02 Chevy 2500 LTZ, 4WD, Diesel,Blue w/black leather interior, fullreplacement GG, Butler Spike Bed,SRW, Crew Cab . . . . . . . .$19,995
- ‘00 Ford F-350 4WD, Diesel,regular cab, DewEze arm bed,DRW . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14,995
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AUTOMATICS‘03 Pete 3060P, ISB Cummins‘04 M2 3126 Cat, 3060P, SA‘03 IH 4400, DT530, SA‘02 KW T300, 3126, 3060P, SA‘02 IH 4400, DT466, 3060P
USED TRUCKS‘09 Frtl Mercedes, 10 spd, TS‘08 Frtl ISC, 10 spd., new 20’ B&H‘07 Peterbilt, ISC Cum., new 20’ B&H‘07 Freightliner, 12.7 Detroit, 10 spd.New Maurer grain trailersUsed Feed Mixers: See Ad Class 400
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� 2018 Ford F150 Super Crew 4x4XLT, Power Seat, PowerLocks/Windows, Sat Radio, 5.0LV8, Ten Speed Auto Trans., RearDefrost, Keyless Entry Keypad,SYNC Bluetooth System, RemoteStart, Trailer Tow . . . . . .$37,177**� New 2018 Ford F350 Regular Cab4x4 Dual Rear Wheels, 6.2L V8,Auto, Air, AM/FM, XL Trim, VinylSeat, 3.73 Rear Axle Ratio..$35,167*
USED� 2011 Ford F350 Crew Cab, DualRear Wheels, 4x4, 6.7L Diesel,Auto, XLT, Dew Eze Bed, 200+ OneOwner Miles . . . . . . . . . . . .$19,770� 2011 Ram 3500 Reg Cab, DualRear Wheels, 6.7L Diesel, 4x4, 11'Butler Spike Bed, 80K Miles .$23,896
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COMBINATION GRAIN Bed/SilageBed Kit, 22’, $4,650; Press BrakePlans, build your own press brake.www.pressbrakeplans.com RandyKeck, Cell-580-227-7050.
LOOKING FOR FACTORY 1/2, 3/4or 1T pickup beds, new or used, willpickup. PH-800-440-0721.
DODGE CITYUSED TRUCKS Priced to Sell
‘15 Ram 3500 Crew Cab, ST 4x4,dsl., LB, #82602A.................$31,950
‘17 Ram 2500 Crew Cab, Laramie,4x4, 6.4 gas, 43K, #82729A..$42,900
‘15 Ram 2500, Crew Cab, Longhorn,4x4, dsl., 64K, #82725A .......$46,900
‘12 Ram 2500 Crew Cab, Laramie,4x4, 5.7 gas, 76K, #82717A..$28,900
‘15 Ram 2500, Crew Cab, Laramie,4x4, 6.4 gas, 68K, #72709A..$37,900
‘16 Ram 2500, Crew Cab, Laramie,4x4, 6.4 gas, 34K, #82928A..$40,900
‘15 Chevrolet 2500, Crew Cab, LTZ,4x4, 6.0 gas, 67K, C1208A ....$39,900‘15 Ram 2500, Crew Cab, Big Horn,4x4, 6.4 gas, 104K, #72749A$26,900
‘12 Ram 2500, Reg. Cab, ST, 4x4, 5.7gas, 139K, #82601A .............$17,900
‘15 Ram 3500, Crew Cab, Limited,4x4, Dsl, drw, 12K,#82728A$55,900
‘17 Ram, 2500, Crew Cab, Laramie,4x4, dsl., 9K, #CC1326.........$52,900
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MILITARY TRUCK parts, engine,drivetrain, electrical, bodies, tires.PH-620-227-7441.
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SECURE, $36.00; GLYFOS, $10.25;Prowl, $25.00; Banvel, $35.50; LV6,$15.50; Sonic, $46.00. Benes Service,PH-402-784-3581.
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175. Custom Farming
I WILL DO custom tillage andplanting on large acreage, fromTexas to North Dakota. PH-501-454-7014.
180 Disc rolling/Sharpening
CUSTOM DISC Rolling. DarrellWagoner, Hays, Kansas, will travel.PH-785-625-8686; Cell-785-650-4094.
DISC ROLLING and disc blades forsale, no mileage, $6-8/per blade. JessPutnam, Overton, Nebraska, PH-800-987-6612; CELL-308-325-0050.
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Hurricane DitcherManufacturing Ditchers and TerracersWater Management Solutions for over 30 Years
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240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate 240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate
240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate
240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate
304 ACRES WITH 25 acre watershed, recreational paradise, 2,000 sq.ft. home plus outbuildings. Sedan,Kansas area, $700,000. Mark, PH-620-446-1300.
PAY NO tax when selling property ofany kind. Free Consultation-info E-mail: [email protected]. PH-800-333-0801.
1,172 Acres Trego Co., KS847 +/- Crop 325 +/- Pasture
Can now be sold in up to 5 different parcels
Call For More Info785-656-2756, Emery Jennings
719-651-0515, Tami Witt
2 1/2 SECTIONS. Sheridan Co, KS640 acres Total, includes:
� 125 acre Irrigated, fenced� 297 acres Dryland crop ground� 218 acres Pasture� 2,000 head Feedlot�Heated shop, Sheds, Office� 3 Trench silos� 7 BR, 4 BA Home w/garage� Turn-Key Operation
Dale Goetz785-673-9040
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[email protected] Ford, CO – 28,000 hdCAFO permitted feedlot with wellmaintained mill and 1,000 KWback-up diesel generator and378.94 acres..............$3,800,000Rocky Ford, CO – 10,000 hdCAFO permitted feedlot with351.59 acres m/l...........$850,000Swink, CO - 200 ac farm w/7tower Valley Sprinkler/ 1,000gpm well, under AGUA. Border-ing Timpas Creek. Property sub-ject to dry up restrictions. New-dale water tap with this property......................................$250,000
Ryon Sallee – 719.251.6312Dorothy Sallee – 719.251.6311
-320 ac. Meade Co., KS................$309,120-162 ac Dryland Clark Co., KS.......REDUCED
.......$153,900-Commerical Bldg Dodge City, KS.......$100,000-160 ac. Dryland Tx, Co, Ok......$136,000 SOLD-2,000 ac. Barber Co., KS..........$3,500,000
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� 7,839 Contiguous Acres� Superior - No Till Condition�Highway Frontage Location
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Call Mark Joens605-224-9223 � 605-280-7001 Fischer, Rounds & Assoc., Inc.
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� 4,233 Acres – 17 miles S ofMeade, KS, Great pasture forcow/calf or yearling operationswith improvements. Deer Hunt‐ing, Mule and White Tail Deercoexist. Great Huntingarea!!.......................$3,280,800
� 1,076 Acres ‐ Farm and RanchLand 4 miles northwest of Guy‐mon, OK, 6 Zimmatic centerpivot systems, 5 natural gas‐powered pump irrigation wells,5‐wire permanent fence andlivestock water for pastur‐ing............................$3,766,000
� 320 Deeded CRP Acres inKiowa County, CO. There are 2CRP Contracts, 1 for 156.7 Acresand 1 for 160.1 Acre. This prop‐erty is fully fenced with poweron the South End and has Coun‐ty Road access.............$176,000
� 1,120 Deeded Acres in Las Ani‐mas County, CO. Ranch is 9miles NW of US Hwy 160 andKim, CO, and is some of the bestbalanced canyon and top coun‐try area. Great Hunting....................................$700,000
Professional Real Estate Services
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� 12,692 Ranch Acres, Great grazing for cow/calf operationwith plenty of water..........................................$3,750,000
Feedlot for rent or sale in SouthwestKansas. 7,000 head permitted growyard, currently has been running4,000 head of dairy heifers coming inat 350lbs & leaving a few weeksbefore calving. Trainers & headgates already installed. Also can beconverted back to commercial calfgrow yard or small finishing yard.Many opportunities for feed vari-eties. Full-line equipment from trac-tors, mixers, end loaders, houses, etc.For more information please call 620-544-8302.
Fowler, KS. Call Terry @ 620-338-6584
For Sale4,200 acre Ranch in Woods Co.
Grass, excellent hunting & grazing!Joins the Cimarron River.
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FOR SALE BY OWNERScotts Bluff/Sioux County, NE ranch (AKAMill Canyon Ranch.) 2,643+/- acres,$1,308,000. Located approx 10 milesnorth of Scottsbluff, NE and regional air-port. Excellent grass, very well watered.Current grass lease ends 11/1/18. Ranchoffers tremendous mule deer huntingand borders North Platte NationalWildlife Refuge and Lake Alice. Whenyou saddle up and ride the high countryportion of this ranch, you’ll know you’rein part the old west. Owner may financequalified buyer. Owner keeping all min-erals but some may be negotiable.
231-832-4599 (Eastern time zone)
Grant County, KSPRICE REDUCED
#3 NW 1/4 4-27-35 #4 S 1/2 4-27-35#5 SW 1/4 3-27-35
Finney County, KSCargill Feed Mill, 3860 W Jones Ave
Jon Fort, Owner/BrokerEmail @ [email protected]
1145 E. Kansas PlazaGarden City, KS 67846
PH-620-275-8200 PH-800-222-2048Fax-620-276-2681
Haskell County, KS1,760 Acres PastureBid by June 26, 2018
FOR SALEBaca County, CO1,970 Acres CRP
www.FaulknerRealEstate.comTOLL FREE: 1-866-365-2243
12 Licensed Agents Serving Kansas,Colorado, Oklahoma & Missouri
Over 30,000 Acres Sold Last Year
Land AuctionFriday, July 27th – Gate, OK
1,680 acre Ranch located Southof Gate, OK with irrigated land,two circle irrigation systems.Fenced and crossfenced into 5pastures. Several stock wells.160 acres of CRP grass located9.5 miles North of Laverne. Formore info.
Seller: Wilmot Farms LLC
www.smithcoauctions.com580-254-3975 �Woodward, OK
Auctioneer - Ira. Y Smith, ATS, R.E Broker
Large combination farm, locatedin northeast Missouri. 1,455 acresm/l of cropland, improved pasture,and high quality depreciableimprovements. Low propertytaxes. Excellent location. Ampleannual rainfall. 4+% return!
Asking $5,300,000 660-676-9676
FOR SALE BY OWNER
LINCOLN COUNTY, CO
�40A grassland/vacant lot tractUNDER CONTRACT
� 40A grassland/vacant lot tract� 42A CRP tract w/2021 contract� 40A Grassland tract
KIT CARSON COUNTY, CO
� 656A grassland� Commercial storage units,11% return on gross income,Burlington, COWASHINGTON COUNTY, CO� 891.9A CRP with 2019 contract� 161A CRP w/2023 contract� 560A CRP w/2022 contract &469A Expired CRP
CHEYENE COUNTY, CO
� 1607A grass & cropland
Office: 719-346-8661www.cololand.com
We Have Buyers forExpired CRP
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+/- 7,000 acre Ranch in TX Co., MORanch has several nice homes suit-able for owners & 5 tenant houses,also a farm shop & several otherbuildings. Pastures have livesprings or ponds to help w/wateringof 1,700 cows & 40 bulls. The proper-ty has a small % of wooded area.Please note: All of the farm equip. &livestock equipment is included!
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240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate
RANCHO DE LOS PETROGLYPHS 14 sections +/- deeded, 120 +/- BLM,20 +/- uncontrolled, beautiful SantaFe style completed remodeledrock/adobe home, employee housing,good set of working pens, located SWof Santa Rosa, NM.OPORTUNITY TO OWN A PIECE OF
AN OLD WEST RANCH Guadalupe Co., NM - There are
multiple owners of the FrontierRanch consisting of their individual,undivided ownership of 6,423.45 ac.+/- w/undivided ownership rangingfrom 38 ac. +/- & greater. You maybuy undivided interest in this ranchat your discretion, improvementsare average for the area, this is goodcountry suitable for a year-roundcow/calf or summer yearling graz-ing, located in close proximity to theGrey Fox Ranch for addtl. acreage.
GREY FOX RANCH Guadalupe Co., NM – 2,919.85 ac. +/-of deeded land, all native grass, locatedin close proximity to the FrontierRanch for addtl. grazing.
EASTERN CASTRO CO., TX 4 mi. E/SE of Nazareth. Prime prop-erty for stocker or cow/calf operationw/irrigated & dryland ac. as well asnative grass. Improvements includegood cattle pens & a nice two-storyhome.Please view our website fordetails on these properties, choiceTX, NM & CO ranches (large &small), choice ranches in the highrainfall areas of OK, irr./dryland/CRP & commercial properties. Weneed your listings on any types of agproperties in TX., NM, OK & CO.
www.scottlandcompany.comBen G. Scott - Broker
Krystal M. Nelson - NM QB 800-933-9698
Texline, TX Farm: 1,650+/- acres,center pivot irrigation with drylandcorners. Diversity of crop productionand cattle applications, excellentroads and nearby grain facilities,feedyards, and sale barns. PRICEREDUCED.Texline, TX Farm: 796+/- acres w/453+/- acres irrigated, corn, wheat,and milo production, cow/calf opera-tion, nice new home, corrals, shop.Dallam County Farm: 1,740+/-acre irrigated farm, 2 miles south ofTexline, Texas, perfect for corn,wheat, and cattle operation. Pavedaccess, great corn yields and amplewater make this an appealing farm.
TX License #9000849Zurick Labrier 806-681-9099
www.ranchland.com
UPCOMING AUCTIONSYUMA COUNTY GRAIN
COMPANY - RESCHEDULEDONLINE ONLY AUCTION
NO RESERVEBidding Opens 6-25-18 @ 8 am
Bidding Closes 6-27-18 @ 12 noon240,000+/- bu metal grain bin
storage.78 ac R/R Lease w/ spur
Office, warehouse, & truck scalesAdjacent to Hwy 34
Located 6 mi E of Yuma, CO@ 10939 US Hwy 34
Located in heart of corn countryLAND FOR SALE
YUMA COUNTY PIVOT IRRIGATED131+/- ac pivot irr, 147+/- ac grass
Irrigation well & PivotAsking Price: $830,000
CHECK www.reckagri.com FORCOMPLETE DETAILS
www.reckagri.comMarc Reck, Broker
Troy Vogel, Associate Broker970-522-7770 or 1-800-748-2589
240. Farm/Ranches/Real Estate
“The best time to sell is when youhave a buyer.” We currently have anexceptional level of interest in own-ing feedyards. Let us know if youhave an interest in selling yours.•13,500 Head feedyard permitted for17,000 head near Lexington. Dry rollfeedmill, bunker silos, and abundantflat storage for roughages. Tremen-dous feed resources including severalethanol plants in the area. 214 till-able acres on 425 +/- total acres withone pivot and some flood irrigation.Full line of feedyard rolling stockincluding a generator plus some farmequipment. Sold as a turn key opera-tion including the customer list. Fivemiles to packing plant.•Well drained 10,000 head feedyardin south central Nebraska. Permitand design work for expansion to15,000 head in place. Large pens,new hospital barn, and full line ofequipment including high moisturecorn grinder. 328 +/- total acres with75 flood irrigated acres from reten-tion ponds and several wells. Also asmall amount of dryland farm andgrass land. One employee home.Turn key sale including customer list.•Texas grow yard - 4,500 head capac-ity. Well designed and maintained.Includes dry roll mill and grain stor-age. Modern processing barn. Fullline of good equipment. Good accessalong interstate highway.
ESLABON PROPERTIESA Div. of George Clift Ent., Inc.
Richard Bretz806-674-7211
David Hutchins806-681-5342
www.eslabonproperties.com
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260. Feed/Grain
ALFALFA 3x3x8 AND 4x4x8, allclasses, delivered by semi loads,Oklahoma and Texas. PH-405-834-9649; PH-405-344-7356.
260. Feed/Grain
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WANTEDDAMAGED
GRAINWe pay top dollar for damaged
grain. Trucks and vac’s avail. Imme-diate response anywhere.
Call For A Free Quote Today!
Pruess Elevator IncPH-1-800-828-6642��������
12½% Cattle Grow pel. w/Bov ...$13516% Cattle Grower w/Bovatec ...$15520% Natural pellets ...................$195
(BULK)Kinze planters & grain cartsRitchie cattle waterers
B K Feed & FertilizerEnid, OK 800-749-4430
ALFALFA GRINDING hay want-ed, round bales or square. Albert,Kansas. Casey, PH-620-617-7119.
ALFALFA HAY Wanted: Rounds orsquares. PH-620-804-1016.
ALFALFA HAY Wanted: Rounds andsquares. Central Kansas, PH-800-952-4146; PH-620-285-5030.
ALFALFA LARGE square bales,prairie hay round bales. PH-620-786-0589.
ALFALFA PELLETS suncured ¼’’and alfalfa meal, 17% protein;Chopped alfalfa: We Buy & Sell Alfal-fa. PH-620-793-7701.
!ALFALFA! ALFALFA, Wanted!Big squares or rounds. Call Now-620-253-2661.
BERMUDA, Alfalfa, CRABGRASS,Lovegrass, Wheat straw, 4x8 bales,crabgrass seed, $2/lb. Will deliver.PH-1-800-457-1348; PH-405-664-7098 after 5pm.
BUYING AND SELLING:Dairy & Feeder Alfalfa
We deliver bales,ground or grind on site.
785-527-2450
CORN STALKS, 3x4x8 bales, willdeliver 150 mile radius. Jim, PH-580-651-4250; PH-620-428-5657.
GOOD QUALITY alfalfa, first cut-ting, round bales and 3x3 squarebales. Nisland, SD, PH-605-892-5676.
WANTED TO BUY: Alfalfa andstraw in large rounds, delivered tosouth central Nebraska. Cell-308-380-1858.
260. Feed/Grain
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DAMAGEDGRAIN WANTED
We Buy Damaged GrainIn Any Condition, Wet Or Dry,Including Damaged Silo Corn
At Top Dollar, Anywhere
We Have Vacs & TrucksCall Heidi or Larry
NORTHERN AG SERVICE INC.
800-205-5751� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �
Hi Plains Feed proudly serves KS,OK, TX, CO, NE & NM with qualityrange cubes, supplements and pel-leted feeds, minerals and premixesboth bulk and bagged. We can deliv-er feed products on auger, paddle,van or hopper trailers out of ourDodge City, KS plant. Call CindyWadley for more info. at 620-682-0961.
National Feed Commodities Inc is a Manufacturer of
High Quality Liquid Feeds22% Protein 8% Fat
$189 ton/ Atchison, KS$195 ton/Alva, OK
Minimum order 23 ton Truck loadsFeed Dealers Needed
www.nationalfeed.com888-674-8279
WANTED TO Buy: Round or squarealfalfa bales. Steve, PH-620-357-4095.
WANTED: ALFALFA, rounds or bigsquares. Southwest Kansas, Roger,PH-620-855-0799.
WE ARE buying damaged grain. Wewill load it and haul it. PH-316-640-3203.
270. Seed
254-582-8314Hayseed Varieties:
Super Sugar, Super Sugar DM,Sweet Six BMR, Sweet Forever
BMR, Nutri King BMRHILLSBORO, TX
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German “R” MilletCan Deliver
T. John Hayden
405-880-6710
CEREAL RYE seed from Manitoba,Canada. High vigour, germ and testweight. Will establish full groundcover faster than local sourced, testi-monials provided upon request. PH-844-736-3334.
CERTIFIED ZENDA and LarryWheat. Good yield and test weight.Blankenship Seeds, PH-620-782-3443.
COWPEAS DO WONDERS!!High Protein Hay - Great Results to
your soil for next year’s crop.Eckroat Seed Co.
Oklahoma City, OK580-484-7929 - 405-427-2484
270. Seed
For all your seed, forage,sorghum hybrids, sorghum-sudan hybrids, sudan, pearlmillet, extraordinary prices, oncertain varieties.
Delivery AvailableSpring Creek Ag Producers, Inc
800-432-5672
Forage, Grazing & Cover Crop,Pasture & CRP Mixes, Wildlife,Grass, Alfalfa, Oats, Pea, Millet,Sorgo/Sudan, Teff, Radish, Turnip,Lawn, Retail & Dealer Sales.
Toll free866-373-2514
www.prairiestatesseed.com
GRASS SEED: Spar, Ironmaster,Plains, B-Dahl and Natives. Topquality seed. Delivery Available.Todd, PH-580-922-1204.
Miller Seed FarmsDyna-GroForage Seed
800-567-3125Partridge, KS
"Seed and Service that make aWorld of Difference"
Soybeans:
Group III-V
Sorghum Sudans:Forage Sorghums:
BMR
Cover Crop:Early Booking & Volume Discounts
Haven & Hutchinson KS 620-465-2245
800-634-2836Email: [email protected]
Corn: 100-117 RM
Milo:90-125 RM
SEED CORN, 2018 top brands, $139-$169. Book now, 0% financing option.PH-515-322-7601.
SOYBEAN SEED investment,$30/acre. Glyphosate tolerance. PH-402-239-2858. www.thimmseeds.com
TRITICALE SEED, prices are goingup, place your order now,$8.00/bushel cleaned. Call Brock,PH-316-249-1907.
280. Seed Cleaning/Equipment
YODER SEED CLEANING: Easysetup at your location, largecapacity cleaner, length graders,easy clean out, certified, insured.Freeman Yoder, CELL-620-694-9111.
290. Fencing
Upcoming Projects? We have fencing supplies 2⅜, 2⅞, 3”, 4”, 5” str. pipe. We have TONS of new secondary round, sq. & rect. tubing. Competitive Prices on
domestic rebar 1-ton lifts. We sell alum. & stainless steel, Carbon sq. tubing, angles, flats, round shaft, sheets, & plates.
Dodge City, KS620-225-0568 803 E. Trail
Wessel Iron & Supply Inc.
ALL TYPES Fence: Built andrepaired, wire and pipe. StebbinsFence. Jimmy, PH-1-620-782-3436;Clint, PH-1-316-258-1475.
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(620)241-2582 - McPherson, [email protected] 2-3/8”; 2-7/8”; 3-1/2” structural tubing¾” thru 42” new & used line pipe
square & rectangular tubingplate steel � sucker rods
channel & angle ironCall us for all your pipe needs.
WE CAN DELIVER!www.frankblackpipe.com
Frank Black Pipe & Supply Co.
TOP QUALITY PIPE ...with no holes or splits
S&S PIPE& STEEL, INC.
We offer all sizes of structural
WE DELIVER FULL TRUCKLOADS FREE!
John Seib 785-798-5959
Larry Seib 785-798-5245
BARBWIRE FENCE Builders LLC:Removal, construction and repairs.PH-785-625-5819; PH-800-628-6611;Cell-785-635-1922.
BARBWIRE FENCE CONSTRUC-TION; Crews available anywhereUSA. Burl Scroggs, PH-800-839-0397.
CLIPS - CAPSFeedlot Fencing LLC
888-216-4455UPS SHIP OUT
DAILY!
CONTINUOUS FENCE PANELSRound or Square Tubing
YOUR CHOICE!!4,5,6 & 7 Rail AvailableAs well as custom sizes
Corral panels, and farm gates
Box 385, Strong City, KS 66869
1-855-490-9631www.gobobhpj.com
GOBOB HAS THE SECRET TO PRE-TARIFF PRICING!
QUIT WASTING TIME ONHIGH PRICED PIPE.
Call GoBob today to save money!
GUARDRAIL: 26’ AND 13.5’, used,straight, no rust, 12 gauge, pleasecall for a delivered quote. PH-423-791-4771; PH-620-546-3507;PH-712-726-3562.
HEDGE POSTS: VARIOUSLENGTHS AND WIDTHS. Days,PH-785-224-9673; Evenings, PH-785-966-2265.
SMITH BROTHERS PIPE: Midland,Texas, New/Used structural pipe, allsizes. PH-325-347-7122; PH-432-631-1886. SMITH POST YARD LLC. Hedge
Post. Delivery Available. Jeff Smith,w w w . s m i t h p o s t y a r d 1 9 8 9 . c o mPH-620-496-8956.
300. Fertilizer/Fertilizer Equip. 300. Fertilizer/Fertilizer Equip.
4319 Imperial Ave ** KearneyParts and Service for Miller/New
Holland Sprayers Since 1998www.selectsprayers.com
308-338-8006 O�ce308-293-2975 Denny
2010 JD 4830 SPRAYER, 1,000GALLON tank, stainless, 1900hours, $145,000. PH-719-342-3005.
Blue Jet EquipmentWe sell new, but specialize in
reconditioned, refurbishedand used equipment.
For more info contact
Lubbers Equipment1-800-927-3921
CACTUS TANKS: Buying andSelling New and Used NH3 andPropane tanks, 1,000-3,000 gallon.PH-877-258-1020www.cactustanks.com
Fertilizer PlacementWHETHER PLANTING OR DOING
OTHER FIELD OPERATIONS�We make tubes to place
fertilizer for planters,sweep, chisels, etc.
�Tank Mounts for planters & drills�Many styles pump mounts for
ground driven pumps for your Imp.KENNETH’S SALES & SVC INC
620-324-5562
Northern Ag Mist Sprayer
�Spray up to 140' without booms�For all your spraying needs�Broadcast & Row Crop Use
�Choose fr. (1) 3-pt & (3) eng. models701-883-6643 � Cell-701-709-0027www.northernagmistsprayer.com
Quality Liquid FertilizersFoliar feed your hungry growing
row crops and haylage* Flexible Financing Options *
"Assuring YOUR Crop’s Success!"
1-800-635-4743Delivery Direct To Your Farm
Sure Crop - Seneca, KSwww.surecropfertilizers.com
Several 1,465 & 2,000Gallon NH3 Tanks
*Tanks Only*In stock ready to ship2011 Models - 2018 Models
405-850-9390
321. Fishing & Hunting
LAKE ARROWHEAD HOME:Barber County Kansas, 3-Bed-room 1.5 Baths, Great room, fire-place, garage. PH-620-886-3340.
Grain Bin Company
Inventory For Corn Harvest 2018GSI 48’x8 Ring Bin Pkg...................49,000buGSI 48’x11 Ring Bin Pkg.................66,500buGSI 48’x10 Ring Bin Pkg.................60,000buGSI 42’x7 Ring Bin Pkg...................33,000buGSI 36’x8 Ring Bin Pkg...................27,000buGSI 60’x13 Ring Bin Pkg...................124,007 bu
Portable Auger Inventory10”x74’ Swing Away Wheatland...................6,600 bph10”84’ Swing Away Wheatland.....................6,600 bph13”x94’ Swing Away Wheatland .................11,000bph13”x114’ Swing Away/Gulp II (drive over belt hopper)Wheatland...................................................11,000 bph13”x82’ Top Drive Auger, Hutch...................7,500 bph10”x32’ Mid Drive Hutchinson......................4,200 bph8”x33’ Top Drive Hutchinson.........................3,200bph13”x36’ Top Drive Hutchinson......................7,500 bph10”x35’ Top Drive Hutchinson.......................4,500bph1800 Batco Pit Stop Drive over Belt Conveyor ....6,000bph10” GSI chain loop w/2-50hp. drive corners...6,000bph120’ tall x 24” pulley GSI elevator leg...........6,000 bph10” Versa loop w/10 hp drive.........................6,000 bphFlighting, Tubing, Fans, 8”-10”-12”
Custom Augers, Day Sweeps, PartsLarge Selection of Motors In Stock!!
254-985-2242 Temple, TXwww.marekag.com
330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
AGRI-VACS BY WALINGA: I-70,Exit 140, Ellis, Kansas. Nex-TechClassifieds, search Walinga. PH-785-259-5788.
Conrad AmericanEaton Bins
Sales� Concrete� Erection� GrainStorage� Commerical & Farm
HYNEK CONSTRUCTIONMike Hynek� Guide Rock, NE402-984-1200� 402-257-2200www.hynekconstruction.com
NEW 48’ DIAMETER Heavy EATONgrain bin, 40,000/bushel, specialprice-$17,700. PH-402-920-2313.
330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
Feterl, Artsway
Grain Carts & Augers8" to 16" Diameter
32 to 122 ft longSeed Cleaners, Grain Vacs
Grainfield KSDoug Zimmerman 1-785-673-3273
Doug Ziegler 1-785-673-9500
330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
Miller Welding LLCGrain Bins, Commercial & Farm
Repairs, Dryers, Millright &Buildings. Will Travel.
Keith Miller � 660-572-0016Richard Morgan � 940-256-8081
330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
NEW & USED AG EQUIPMENT
2 Single Phase dryers (Beard & GSI)Grain Pumps (New)Manure Transfer SystemBauer Travelers (New & Used)PTO Pumps(Caprari/Rovati/Berkley)Track Closer $3,450
SCOTT-HOURIGAN CO.York, NE 1-800-284-7066
330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
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330. Grain Bins/Dryers/Vacs
Augers In Stock - Ready For Delivery580-327-5600 Alva, OK
rrsystems.biz
Successful Sales & Constructionfor Over 40 Years
“Call MATT for your new bin”Alva, OK 580-327-3786
www.rrsystems.biz
GSI GRAIN BINS36’x8 Ring GSI Bin, 27,102 Bu.42’x8 Ring GSI Bin, 37,507 Bu.48’x8 Ring GSI Bin, 49,796 Bu.
GSI HOPPER BINS9’x3 Ring 45° 523 Bu.
12’x3 Ring 45° 1,039 Bu.12’x4 Ring 45° 1,290 Bu.15’x4 Ring 45° 2,127 Bu.15’x5 Ring 45° 2,521 Bu.
LIMITED NUMBER OF THESE BINSNew Augers in Stock
10” swing away 62’ 72’ & 82’13” swing away 82’ 84’ & 94’
Harder Ag Productswww.grainbinsusa.com
PH-620-983-2158 PEABODY, KS
Prairie Building SystemsMoundridge, KS
620-327-2798
340. Harvesting
2-CLAAS CHOPPERS: Chopping,bagging, hauling, pick-up, earlage,head chop milo. Chuck, PH-785-770-2130; John, PH-785-565-3723.
2013 JD S670 COMBINE, 798SEPARATOR hours, 1169 engine,premium cab, HID lights, Auto-Trac ready, Harvest monitor, 3-speed electric shift, 4WD, HDhigh torque VSD reverser, smallwire/round bar concaves, 4” axlespacers, shedded off-season,well-maintained, $180,000. Don-620-285-5432; Marty-620-285-9936.
2018 HARVEST CREW Now Hir-ing: Combine, truck drivers andmechanics. PH-785-545-5636;PH-308-760-3646.
9650 JD COMBINES WITH headersfor lease. PH-620-886-1884.
Wheat or Canola HarvestingNorthern Oklahoma or
Southern KansasDraper, stripper and pickup table
availableBlack Falcon Enterprises
Lee-620-672-4490ACRES WANTED: Looking forwheat acres for 2018 harvest inKansas and surrounding states.Have (2) JD S670 combines, (2)36’ Shelbourne headers, (2) 35’flex heads, all supporting equip-ment. Very competitive rates.Roger, PH-605-228-3880.
CUSTOM HARVEST Insurance,all states. Copeland Insurance,PH-888-291-7593.
340. Harvesting
ATTENTION: CHOPPING Wanted,3 choppers, 12’ bagger, pack tractorsand trucks available. PH-417-652-7364; PH-417-235-9712.
Available(4) 2018 JD combines, wheat acres
NE, SD, ND, KS and MT “Let the latest technology work for you!”
40 Years Experience
Bill Stevens 402-640-9600Chad Stevens 402-640-9610
COMBINES FOR Hire: Let us cutyour wheat crop. 44 years experience!4-JD Combines with supportequipment. Burdett, Kansas.T h o m p s o n H a r v e s t i n g . c o mPH-620-285-5331.
E & D Custom SilageConveniently located in Central KS.Claas machines with KP row headsand pickup heads. Support trucksand equipment. Dependable crewand equipment. Jobs of any size.
Dustin, 620-635-0238T.R., 620-786-4646 Cort, 620-786-5172
GLEANER COMBINE for hire orrent, 35’ MacDon flex with crossauger, All crops summer and fall,Oklahoma to Canadian border, Fullyinsured. Contact, PH-620-213-1410.
HARVESTING NEEDED: All loca-tions, drapers and Shelbourne heads,40 years experience, references avail-able if needed, 5-JD combines. PH-308-962-6140.
JD S670 COMBINES FOR lease forupcoming 2018 harvest. PH-620-886-1884.
LOOKING FOR Wheat To Cut: 3-combines, grain cart, ShelbourneStripper Heads or 40’ Drapers. ForPricing, Joe, Cell-785-527-0164.
LOOKING FOR wheat to harvestin Northwest Kansas and Col-orado, reference available. CallChris, PH-785-556-8962.
LOOKING TO expand our forageoperation both spring and fall.JD 8700i, all support equipment,plus 2-JD 7980’s, bagging avail-able. Will travel. Garrett-417-773-7350.
Sage Brush Silage Harvesting
Lakin, KS
Serving: KS, OK, CO, NE Brent Giesbrecht
� 620-640-4060 �Quinn Koehn
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SCHIPPERS HARVESTING LLC,looking for spring, summer andfall silage, (2) 8700’s, (1) 7950. Weoffer mapping, milo processing,earlage packing also available.PH-785-675-9286.
SUMMER AND FALL Harvestingwanted for 2018 and beyond. 3-JDcombines with supporting equip-ment. Van Beek Harvesting, 35 yearsexperience. Cell-605-848-1080; PH-605-889-2836.
WANTED: WHEAT harvesting inthe Plainville, Hill City and Hoxiearea, 2 JD 670’s, with MacDon’s, allsupport equipment. Lee Farming andHarvesting, PH-308-430-0293.
WHEAT ACRES wanted to harvest.S670 combines, draper and stripperheaders. Call Adam 785-280-9201.
WHEAT HARVESTING wanted, Col-orado, Nebraska. PH-785-548-6363;PH-785-364-8162.
WHEAT HARVESTING Wanted:Texas to North Dakota, New C-IH7240 and supporting equipment. PH-620-546-5365.
350. Help Wanted
2005 INTERNATIONAL WITH full-time job offer, possible 0-Downfinancing to qualified buyer, home atnights. Call For Details, PH-785-852-4299.
CDL TRUCK DRIVERS 2018 harvestseason, $3,200 a month and bonuses,non-smoking environment. CELL-308-920-0362.
350. Help Wanted
Feedlot Mgr. (TX)................$110K+/-In-House Farm Applicator (TX)...$70K+/-Farm Asst/Applicator (WA)..........$65K+/-Farm Asst/ Bilingual (MN).................$70K+/-Feedyard Mgr. (KS)......................$110K+/-Farm Asst. (NE)....................$60K+/-Fert. Marketing Mgr. (Midwest)....$150K+/-Store Manager (NE)............$125K+/-Territ. Sales Agrnmst (Various).....$120K+/-Agronomy Mgr/Sales (KS, NE) .$110K+/-Agronomy Support (TX)......$100K+/-Hydroponic Agronomy Mgr (TX).$100K+/-Fert. Buyer/Energy Mgr (IL) $100K+/-Service Mgr - Ag Equip (WA)...$75K+/-
308-382-7350hansenagriplacement.com
CATTLE/FARMING Operation nearLewis, Kansas needs full-timeemployee. Duties Include: Process-ing/feeding cattle, general farmwork,daily maintenance duties. Weldingexperience helpful. (3)-Referencesrequired, competive pay based onexperience. Send Resume: CrossRanch, 1118 200th Ave, Lewis,Kansas 67552 or [email protected]
CDL DRIVERS NEEDED for theharvest season, starting immediate-ly. Must also be willing to do otherjobs around the farm. No SundayWork. Must have clean MVR.Room/Meals provided. James, PH-620-285-5331 or complete applicationat www.thompsonharvesting.com
COMBINE/GRAIN CART Operatorsfor 2018 Harvest season, good wagesand bonus, non-smoking environ-ment. PH-308-920-0362; PH-308-928-9013.
Dinklage Feed Yard in Proctor, CO isseeking applicants for pen riders.Previous experience required. Mustprovide own horses. Salary based onexperience. Health, dental, vision &supplemental insurance, 401K, profitsharing and paid vacation provided.
Apply in person or call Neal 970-522-8260.
www.dinklagefeedyards.com
DRIVERS WANTED$2,000 SIGN ON BONUS!
GUARANTEED TO ALL NEW HIRES!$50,000 Guaranteed Full & Part-time Drivers needed to pull hoppertrailers. Top drivers earned over70K. Must be at least 25 years oldw/3 years experience. Benefitsinclude home every weekend, dedi-cated lanes, insurance, retirement,vacation pay, monthly & yearlybonuses.
Check us out at www.sunvalleytrucks.com
or call 620-662-3792Hutchinson, Kansas
DRIVERS WANTED! Excellent pay!Benefits with longevity. No reloca-tion. Experience hauling farm equip-ment a plus: Combines, cotton pick-ers and strippers, sprayers and trac-tors. 2014 and newer Peterbilt 389.PH-325-307-0370; [email protected]
EQUALEMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITY
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FAMILY FARM looking for full-timeemployee on irrigated/dryland farm,some cows, experience required.Dodge City area. CELL-620-826-5150.
FARM AND ranchhand needed nearPerryton, Texas, must have exper-ince with cow/calf, center pivot irriga-tion, farm equipment and welding,home and utilities provided. PH-806-228-0737.
Frische Brothers Fertilizer. Fam-ily owned operation in TX Panhandleseeking full-time applicants for:Experienced Liquid Applicatorsw/CDL and Experienced Truck Driversw/CDL (200-300 miles drive radius).Benefits provided, send resume [email protected] or call TJ at806-930-4966.
350. Help Wanted
FEED YARD ASSISTANT MANAGERS
Irsik & Doll Feed Services, Inc., iscurrently searching for experiencedAssistant Managers. Applicantsmust have proven leadership andteam building skills, as well as strongoperational experience, and be goaloriented with a desire to grow andtake on more responsibility. Someduties include, but are not limited to:overseeing daily operations, supervi-sion of staff, including work schedule,communication and follow-throughwith different departments, andassist General Manager with cus-tomer retention/development.
Competitive wages are offered with afull benefits package including,401(k) with company match, profitsharing plan, 100% paid medical anddental insurance for employee, 100%paid short/long term disability insur-ance, life insurance, paid vacation,sick leave, and career advancementopportunities.
To apply for this outstanding oppor-tunity, send your letter of interestand resume to Irsik & Doll, ATTNHR, PO Box 847, Cimarron, KS67835. You may also email yourresume to [email protected] telephone calls please. Irsik &Doll is an Equal OpportunityEmployer.
FULL-TIME FARM EMPLOYEEWanted: Large row crop operation insouth Central Nebraska w/pivot irri-gation, late model JD equipment,experience needed in farming, pivotirrigation, maintenance, mechanicalrepairs/welding and trucking, gooddriving record, drug-free environ-ment. Benefits For the right person,vacation and housing. PH-402-469-5230.
HARVEST HELP Wanted: Largefarming operation in South CentralNebraska, full or part-time, could bepermanent for the right person, expe-rience preferred w/trucking andgrain cart, good driving record, drug-free environment. PH-402-469-5230.
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JB PEARL SALES & SERVICE:Family owned ag retail operation inNE Kansas seeking full-time appli-cants for custom application posi-tions. Experience preferred but notnecessary. Insurance, 401K, profitsharing and paid vacation provided.Troy, PH-785-617-0107, or apply atwww.jbpearl.com/careers
LOOKING FOR owner/operatorto haul livestock Midwest andSoutheast, year round work. Willtrain the right person. Pleasecontact Bart, PH-316-992-2650.
350. Help Wanted
Mill Maintenance position withexperience in grain handlingequipment, welding, electrical,plumbing and routine mainte-nance. Also opening for AutoTechnicians/Mechanics. Mechani-cal knowledge and good workethic are desired. Willing to train.Competitive wages, offering FullBenefits.
NOW HIRINGFEED MILL MAINTENANCE/MECHANICAL PERSONNEL
Call: 800-950-0164 or Send resume to [email protected]
SOUTHWEST KANSAS farm look-ing for experienced employee for cen-ter pivot irrigation/dryland farm,experience with JD GPS and sprin-klers a plus, valid drivers license,good communication skills, refer-ences required. Moscow, Kansas, PH-620-428-2314.
WANTED: ALL-AROUND ranchhand for cow/calf operation in south-ern New Mexico. Prefer at least tenyears experience. Must be knowl-edgeable w/cattle, horses, horseshoe-ing, fencing/welding, animal hus-bandry, equipment operation w/gen-eral maintenance skills. Salary com-mensurate w/experience and ability.Nice home, vehicle/benefits provided.Non-smoking/drinking environment.This is not a management position.
575-531-0628If No Answer, Leave Message
Ward Feed Yard has an opening foran experienced full-time cowboy/doctor. Must demonstrate excellent cattlehandling and doctoring skills and beableto pass post offer employment testing.
We offer competitive wages com-mensurate with experience and agenerous benefit package.Qualified individuals should apply
at www.ilsbeef.com/jobs or apply inperson at 1190 100th Ave, Larned,KS. EOE
360. Industrial Equipment
(2) D7G DOZERS, WORK ready,$38,000 each. PH-620-249-4103.
2014 JD 750K DOZER XLT, 6 WAYblade, ripper, 465 hours, cab/air,$225,000; Hyster 3 axle dozer trailer,dovetail, ramps, $15,000. PH-580-363-1530.
ASPHAULT MILLINGS For Sale:$16/Ton, loaded on site or truckingavailable if needed, suitable forstreets, driveways or parking lots.Call 5-J Trucking, PH-785-738-0323.
BAINTER BOOM Trenchers, for-ward trenching skid steer attach-ments, also demo models. Freedelivery and set up. PH-785-657-7127.bainterboomtrenchers.com
CLARENDON MANUFACTURINGCompany, sales, parts and service.Hancock and Johnson Scrapers.Clarendon, Texas, PH-800-999-5068.
Good, Used FORKLIFTSAll Types & Sizes!
800-927-6074www.sbhforklift.com
HYDRAULIC SCRAPERS: Cats;LeTourneau; Allis-Chalmers; VeryProfessionally Done. PH-701-680-8015. www.stevevoightman.com
New 8, 12, 14, 16 & 18 yard scrapersLeasing & Financing Available
Holcomb Scraper, IncDays and Weekends
Holcomb, Kansas620-277-2333
SKID STEER ROTARY broomsweeper attachment, 6’ angleadjustable, Bobcat Model 68, usedvery little, $4,000. PH-620-227-7441.
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370. Irrigation
‘01 T-L 10 Twr, Worm, 1296’ .$26,000‘98 T-L 8 Twr towable ............$30,000‘98 T-L 8 Twr planetary .........$25,000‘94 Reinke 8 Twr ....................$18,00022 Twr Lockwood ...................$26,500
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‘15 Valley Precision corner 287’ veryclean, wire guidance, ready to load. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,500
8T Valley Qtr. mile, 3 yr warranty,new tires, HD mdl. . . . . . . . $37,500
8T Valley 6000, excellent pipeline,ready to load . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,500
Late Model Electrogator II 8T, readyto ship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,000
308-730-2620
2004 ZIMMATIC 8 TOWER centerpivot, Heavy Gen II Model, very nice,clean, low hour machine, $39,700.PH-402-920-2313.
2012 VALLEY 7 TOWER center pivotwith corner swing span, very nice,1722 hours, $57,300. PH-402-920-2313.
3-4BT3 CUMMINS IRRIGATIONengine motors, $4,500, $4,000,$1,000. PH-620-786-0349.
44 JOINTS TEST flow 10” irrigationpipe, $1.25/foot. PH-620-786-0349.
75 USED PIVOTS, engines andpumps. Call Mike, PH-208-420-1480; www.pivotsplus.com
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454 Chev V-8350 Chev V-8262 Chev V-6
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WANTED: VERTICAL hollow shaftelectric motors, any condition. PH-806-336-4424; PH-719-336-9006.
370. Irrigation
370. Irrigation
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380. Land for Lease/Rent
RANCH FOR LEASE, SouthernOklahoma for 2019, 300 cattle unit,renter must live on property and owncattle with no partnership. Call officebetween 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm. PH-580-465-6591.
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WANTED: 200 ACRES of croplandfor cash rent, Kingman, Kansas area.Ryan, PH-620-532-4216.
400. Livestock Equipment
#1 Source Of Livestock Equip.For-Most Cattle Equipment
Tru-Test ScalesSPI Livestock WaterersPEL Electric Fencing
& Much MoreZEITLOW DISTRIBUTING CO.
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800-364-1605www.zeitlow.com
18990 CR 29, Brush CO 80723970-542-0640 �www.spreaderz.com
1997 GMC WITH 3116 CAT diesel,354-12 rebuilt Roto-Mix feed truck,$28,000; 2001 Ford F-450 withKnight 3115 mixer, $28,000. PH-785-754-8305.
2007 W.H.O. CORN GRINDER, C27Cat with 2725 hours, comes withextra screens, excellent condition.PH-308-370-0270. If no answer, leavemessage.
502 HARSH TRAILER/MIXER,stainless steel sides and bottom, newflighting top and bottom, 2-scaleheads, excellent condition. Cell-712-229-3546.
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400. Livestock Equipment
Concrete FeedbunksDense Concrete Resists Acid
Welded Wire ReinforcingSteam Cured To Increase Strength
Round Bottom Means Less Feed LossPH-800-999-8151, 620-241-4362�McPherson Concrete Products�
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Screens, Hammers, Other Parts &Repair for Jones, WHO, Haybuster& Other Brands. www.dynahog.com
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Kuhn Knight MixersNEW & USED
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400. Livestock Equipment
KUHN REEL MIXERSFREE DEMOS
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Email: [email protected]
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430. Stocker/Feeder Cattle
Attention Stocker/Feeder Cattlemen!
Farm Fresh Cattle, 4,000-5,000 avail.every week. Southwest, MOCall Joe Gammon - Springfield, MO
PH-417-861-8910All original stockyards billings
included in paper work
Starkville, MississippiWe specialze in light calves weighing
from 200-500#’s year roundDavid Sanders 662-418-0333
Linda Crosby Sanders662-418-7490
DS Cattle Company
T&M CATTLE INC.�Lots of high quality cattle at offerright now.�Pre-conditioned light cattle avail-able at auction & private treaty�A lot of 3-600# light cattle movingdaily.�Very dry in certain areas, a lot ofgood light calves and yearlings mov-ing. Call for Quotes.
Travis, 402-245-7245
440. Commercial Cows/Pairs/Hfrs
115 FALL CALVING black cows, 3-10 years old, start calving August 25,excellent quality and condition, bredto Nichols and Schaff bulls. PH-319-415-1573.
26 ANGUS, ANGUS X 1st calf heavyspringer heifers, $1,250/head. PH-620-596-2813.
26 ANGUS, ANGUS X 1st calf pairs,$1,550/head. PH-620-596-2813.
30 BLACK BALDY pairs, 3-5 years,with 125# calves at side. PH-918-625-5689.
40 ANGUS PAIRS 3-5 years, with250# Angus sired calves at side, notexposed. PH-918-625-5689.
40 BLACK BALDY fall 3-4 year-oldcows to calve Sept. 1st to HinksonAngus bulls. PH-918-625-5689.
400 FALL CALVING cows, 4-7 yearsold, 1,250# average weight,$1,350/each. PH-660-619-5190.
440. Commercial Cows/Pairs/Hfrs
400 Black Angus 2-4 year olds100 Black Angus 5-6 year olds
All Bred to Jamison Hereford Bulls400 Red Angus 2-4 year olds100 Red Angus 5-6 year olds
All Bred to Pieper Red Angus BullsCalving Sept. 15th for 60 days
Will sell load lots or large groupsAdam Wall, CELL-870-761-3512
1,000+ BLACK AND RED ANGUS FALL CALVING
COMMERCIAL COWS
55 BLACK BRED cows, preg tested,all shots and wormed, $1,300 each.PH-405-878-1378.
80 1 IRON ANGUS fall cows, 3 and4 year olds, AI’d, cleaned up. Hoff-man Hereford bulls. Trey-307-660-8650.
80 BLACK AND BLACK baldy 1stcalf heifer pairs, running with AngusBulls. Cell-806-205-0927; Cell-806-204-0961.
94 BIG GENTLE heavy bred cows, 25calves on ground, $900. DeliveryAvailable. Cell-580-271-0040.
ADAMS CATTLE CO., LLC.
XIT RanchCommercial Hereford Bulls For Sale
Private TreatyAI Bred Black Baldy & Angus
Heifers For SaleContact John Adams
620-621-4017
Cows Bred Heifers Call me for all breeding cattle needs,handling large & small groups of special-izing in young, quality northern cows,bred hfrs, open heiferettes & pairs.
Jeff Dewey
308-520-9380
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440. Commercial Cows/Pairs/Hfrs
RED & BLACK ANGUS CATTLE
Quality Fall Calving CowsBy The Load
Joel Wimer/CW Ranch/Central KS785-452-0343
www.cwranch.com
RED ANGUS: 33 Redemptiondaughters bred to start calving 9/1for 45 days to Sir Loin from STGenetics, exception kind, one raisingand as nice you will find, 2-4 yearolds, $1,675. Flagler, Colorado, PH-719-740-1711.
460. Bulls/Registered Females
(25) Yearling Angus BullsSCOTT MORRIS
Balko, OK806-435-1381 � 580-646-3324
16 ANGUS BULLSFor Sale by Private Treaty
� Featured Sires: Hoover Dam,Hero, Courage & Thunder� Performance-Tested. � Fertility-Tested. � Fully Guaranteed.� Free Delivery in KS & NE. � Volume Discounts.
See Performance Data & Price List at:
www.WolfCreekAngus.comLuray, KS 785-698-2225
68 YEARS SELECTIVE BREEDING.Registered Polled Herefords: Bullsand Replacement Heifers for sale byPrivate Treaty. Diamond J Farms,Beaver,Oklahoma, PH-580-646-3579;PH-580-525-1901; PH-580-525-1900.
ANGUS BULLSBlack, Registered, 2-year olds, year-
lings, heifer bulls, delivery, guaranteed.
Angus Bulls For SaleBlack & Red
Private Treaty At The Ranch� 100% Genomic Tested� 100% Free of known defects� Calving ease and growth bulls� Free delivery/season warranty
Stratford AngusSteve Stratford620-546-1789
�We want to earn & keep your business
460. Bulls/Registered Females
BETSCHART RANCH Limousinand LimFlex bulls, homozygouspolled and black, ready to turn out.PH-620-635-2539 evenings; CELL-620-635-5711.
BULL LEASING: 33 years experi-ence, tested, vaccinated, tri-chomonas, guaranteed. TomBertrand, PH-620-326-7344; Dr.Corey Bertrand, [email protected];www.bertrandbulls.com
Call for help in locating AngusSeedstock or to inquire aboutAssociation programs and services.
�Radale Tiner - NM/TX(979) 492-2663 � [email protected]
�Jeff Mafi - KS/OK(816) 344-4266 � [email protected]
�Kurt Kangas - MT/WY(406) 366-4190�[email protected]
�Rod Geppert - MN/SD/ND(605) 295-3673�[email protected]
�Adam Conover - IA/MO(816) 676-8560�[email protected]
�Drew Feller - NE/CO(402) 841-4215�[email protected]
�Mark Sims - AR/LA/MS/AL(580) 595-0901�[email protected]
�Association Office(816) 383-5100 � www.angus.org
CHAROLAIS BULLS and Charolais-Red Angus-x, BBB Charolais. PH-785-672-4145.
Dickinson RanchGORHAM, KANSAS
Cattle Always For Sale By Private Treaty
100 Head of Yearling Bulls50 Yearling Registered Females
KIRK DICKINSON�(785) 735-4347
888-603-BULL
www.dickinsonranch.comSelling Bulls Since 1970
GELBVIEH BULLS: $1,800. BredCows, $1,000-2,000. Markes FamilyFarms, Waukomis, Oklahoma, PH-580-554-2307. www.markesfamily-farms.com
MAINE ANJOU-X BULLS andreplacement heifers. Max Redgate,PH-580-334-3439; PH-580-824-1041.
REGISTERED ANGUS 2 year-oldand yearling bulls for sale.www.crookedcreekangus.comSaint Francis, Kansas, PH-785-332-6206.
460. Bulls/Registered Females
KREGER BEEFMASTERSSince 1977
Quality, top performing, droughthardy, Beefmaster cattle. Purebredand Commercial. Bulls and Females.Also Beefmaster X Angus commercialreplacements.Joe R. Kreger, Your High Plains Poet
Tonkawa, OK405-340-0852
POLLED HEREFORD bulls, 12-24months, performance records avail-able. Brannan and Reinhardt PolledHerefords, Bison, Kansas, PH-785-387-1846. kansaspolledherefords.org/bandr/
Private Treaty Bulls for Sale. Bullswill be sound, fertile and quiet. Per-formance data, carcass ultrasound andsemen tested.
Janssen Red AngusJack & Roxie
620-824-6426 (H)620-562-7041 (C)
Travis & Delane - 620-824-6492 (H)620-562-8361 (C)
“Seedstock Producers with a Commercial Focus.”
PUREBRED CHAROLAIS Yearlingbulls for sale by private treaty. Calv-ing ease, good temperment.PH-620-863-2471.More information on website.www.strnadlandncattle.com
REGISTERED BLACK Angus Bulls.Hollon Ranch, Woodward, Oklaho-ma, Cell-580-571-2060.
REGISTERED CHAROLAISBULLS: Pasture Proven CharolaisGenetics Since 1962. Kirk Castleber-ry, CELL-405-574-2685; PH-405-224-1116.
480. Hogs
�K&N Swine Systems*ADA Coated Flooring
*Kane *Port-A-Hut * Trojan*Smidley *L.B. White
*Airstream Ventilation*Pride Of The Farm *A.P.BinsRICK HENRY SENECA, KS
785-799-5466 or 785-336-2130
500. Sheep/Goats
30 WHITE FACE crossbred ewelambs for highly productive ewes.Moyer Sheep Farm, PH-580-395-4148.
350+/- FINE WOOL reputation year-ling ewes, will breed anytime, greatlamb crop. J. Paul Brown, Ignacio,Colorado, PH-970-759-4157.
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Grinders.
Bakko True Spread
Hydraulic Manure Spreaders
Sales Manager:
John Renz
712-249-5951
Parts:
Dale Gorres
320-278-3560
510. Pasture
AVAILABLE: PASTURE for 50-500cows on year-around program. PH-660-492-2859.
PASTURE/BRUSH clearing, inva-sive trees at ground level. Pat PH-785-826-6063.
520. Working Dogs
BORDER COLLIE/BLUE HEELERpups, 6 weeks old, working parents,$150. Cell-785-754-8305.
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NEW Dixie Chopper Mowers Brent 1196 w/scales .......$60,000 Brent 1082 tarp, scale ....$46,000‘18 22x83 Car trailer ........$5,500‘16 Hillsboro tilt................$5,800‘18 Loadtrail 83x14 dump $8,700‘13 Ford STX 4wd Xcab...$16,000‘08 Dodge 1500 ST, 4wd Rcab.$9,900‘08 Chevy 1500 4wd, Z71 ..$12,950‘08 GMC Yukon XL 4wd .$11,000‘08 Dodge 1500 SXT 4wd..$4,400
‘04 Cadillac Escalade........$7,000‘10 Dodge Journey AWD...$3,800‘10 Chr. T&C Tour mini van ...$8,000‘07 Camry XLE 140K........$7,000‘07 Ford F150 4wd Xcab.........$7,500‘06 Ford F250 XLT Xcab dsl.$11,000‘06 F150 4x4, crew...................$7,000‘03 Ford Ranger 4x4................$5,500‘06 Monte Carlo LT...........$3,500‘02 Dodge 1500 SLT 4wd......$9,400‘73 Impala Cus 9,903mi....$9,000
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ALL USED COMBINES0% FOR 36 MONTHS OR 2.9% FOR 60 MONTHS Offer Valid 6/30/18
NEW & USED TILLAGE EQUIPMNET
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USED LOW MILEAGE PICKUPS
USED TRACTORS
17 CIH 8240, 365 hrs............$341,00017 CIH 8240, 572 hrs............$323,00017 CIH 8240, 589 hrs............$323,00017 CIH 7240, 575 hrs............$309,00017 CIH 7240, 504 hrs............$299,00017 CIH 7240, 497 hrs............$299,00016 CIH 8240, 747 hrs............$289,00016 CIH 8240, 794 hrs............$289,00015 CIH 8240, 1019 hrs..........$275,00015 CIH 8240, 745 hrs............$260,00015 CIH 7240, 756 hrs............$235,00015 CIH 7240, 785 hrs............$235,00014 Gleaner S77, 1120 hrs.....$180,00012 CIH 6088, 1349 hrs..........$110,50011 CIH 7088, 1315 hrs..........$149,000
09 CIH 7088, 1638 hrs..........$119,00008 CIH 8010, 2213 hrs............$92,50004 CIH 2388, 2412 hrs............$74,50004 CIH 2388, 3136 hrs............$65,00003 CIH 2388, 1754 hrs............$79,50003 CIH 2388, 1765 hrs............$79,50002 CIH 2388, 3731 hrs............$49,500 01 CIH 2388, 2767 hrs............$49,00001 JD 9650, 2675 hrs ..............$47,50097 CIH 2188, 2716 hrs............$45,00097 CIH 2188, 4656 hrs............$27,50096 CIH 2188, 3419 hrs............$37,50096 CIH 2188, 3347 hrs............$30,00087 CIH 1680, 5235 hrs............$17,500
NEW CIH 335VT True-Tandem...CallNEW GP 3000 Turbo Max...............CallNEW GP 9540-40’ Plains Plow.......CallNEW GP NP4000-1630 Nutri Pro.CallNEW GP SS1700 Ripper..................CallNEW Sunflower 1436-36’ Disc........CallNEW Sunflower 1234-27’ Disc........Call
NEW Sunflower 3040-28’ FK..........CallNEW Orthman FM6-42’ FM..........CallNEW Orthman 12R30 1 TriPr........CallNEW Orthman FM3 5-35’ FM.......CallNEW DMI 2800-16R Liquid App...CallUsed Agri-Products 9 shank rpr..$25,000
NEW MacDon M1240 Wndrwr..CALLNEW MacDon M155 Wndrwr....CALLNEW CIH WD2504 Wndrwr......CALLNEW Haybuster H1030 Tub Grndr...CALLNEW Haybuster 2665 Bale Prcssr..CALLNEW H&S 1460 Whl Rake..........CALLNEW Kubota RA1035 Rot. Rake..CALLNEW Enorossi RR350-9 Rot. Rake.CALLNEW NH RB560 Rnd Baler.........CALLNEW CIH RB565 Rnd Baler.......CALL
16 Enorossi 350 Rot. Rake.............$4,75014 MacDon M205 Wndrwr.....$97,50011 NH H7150 Mwr Cond ........$22,50008 Jiffy 920 Tub Grndr.............$12,00004 NH 216 Rake.........................$12,50012 CIH RB564 Rnd Baler........$21,500(2) NH BR780 Rd Baler............$13,50002 CIH RBX561 Rd Baler........$12,50002 NH 688 Rd Baler....................$8,500
17 CIH Mag 310 CVT, 269h$229,0002-’17 CIHMag 280 CVT 314h.$216,00016CIH Mag. 280 CVT, 1052 h$197,00016 CIH Mag. 280 CVT, 667 h..$197,00015 CIH Mag. 280, 354 hours$185,00014 CIH Mag. 370 CVT, 1111h.$205,00014 CIH Mag. 190, 1255 h.....$115,00014 CIH Puma 185, 1865 h ...$100,00013 CIH Mag. 340, 258 h .......$205,00013 CIH Mag. 340, 2305 h.....$159,00012 CIH Mag. 340, 3025 h.....$150,00011 CIH Mag. 335, 4191 h.....$119,000
11 CIH Mag. 290, 2231 h.....$149,00011 CIH Mag. 245, 2098 h.....$129,50011 CIH Mag. 235, 2314 h.....$115,00004 CAT Chal MT765, 8760 h $85,00001 CIH STX325, 7022 hours .$88,00095 CIH 7250 MFD 9991h......$49,50089 CIH Mag 7140, 10625 hr..$42,50089 Versatile 846, 230 HP........$19,50083 Ford TW-35, frnt wts, 11686 h..$15,00078 Int. 1086, 9780 hr...............$14,50071 Case 1070, ldr grppl, 10930h..$11,500
COLBYAG CENTER, LC
www.colbyag.com785-462-6132
HOXIEIMPLEMENT CO, INC
www.hoxieimplement.com785-675-3201
OAKLEYAG CENTER, LLC
www.oakleyag.com785-671-3264
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‘15 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LT, Z71, Reg. Cab, 4x4, 41,685 mi....$29,900‘09 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Z71, Crew Cab, 4x4, 03,596 mi..............$17,500
Liberal, Kansas
Low Rate JD FinancingAvailable On Used
Equipment www.keatingtractor.com 800-528-9568 or 620-624-1668
Alex Parsons 620-626-9421 Lon Davis 580-521-1872Nash Keating 620-655-7647 Ryan Martin 620-655-4021
4WD TRACTORS‘15 9420R 790h 3 pt PTO$259,500‘13 9410R 2150h................$219,500
ROW CROP TRACTORS‘17 8370R 875h .............$297,500‘17 8245R 594h .............$237,900‘16 8370R 600h .............$279,000‘17 8320R 690h................In Soon‘16 8320R 852h .............$249,500‘14 8335R 2460h ...........$199,500‘13 8335R 1866h ...........$215,500‘06 8130 4945h................$95,500‘04 8520 8000h................$89,500‘13 8310R 2970h ...........$189,500‘03 8320 5279h................$93,500‘05 7520 3819h................$65,500
UTILITY TRACTORS‘15 5065E 552 hrs 512 ldr .$26,900‘13 6145M 2150h H380 ldr....$79,500‘14 5075M 194h H240 ldr......$33,900‘16 6110M Ldr 58h..........$89,500‘16 5055E 48hr 512 ldr .........$25,900‘02 3720 Cab ldr 85h.............$35,900‘14 323E Track 464h.............$49,500‘06 332 1585h.........................$22,900‘05 317 s steer.........................$15,500
SPRAYERS‘16 R4030 120’ 600h......$229,500‘13 4730 100’ 2201h.......$139,500‘08 4830 100’ 2620h.......$119,500‘16 R4030 100’ 670h......$234,500‘10 Schaben 8500............ $9,750
SEEDERS and DRILLS‘13 Landoll 40’x10” .........$62,500‘12 GP 4000HD 40’ .........$45,500
HARVEST EQUIPMENT‘17 S680 262h................$395,500‘15 S680 890h................$279,500‘17 S670 317h................$335,500‘17 S660 160h................$329,500‘13 S660 750h................$159,500‘10 9770 2222h..............$129,500‘08 9770 1900h..............$119,500‘16 616C 16R30...............$99,500‘14 616C ..........................$79,500‘14 616C...........................In Soon‘99 1293 12R30 ...............$17,900JD 1653A 16R30.............$49,500JD 853A ............................$7,900‘17 640 FD ......................$85,500‘09 MacDon 35’................$34,900‘09 635D ..........................$29,500‘08 635F ..........................$15,900New Brent 1196 Grain Carts.........In StockKZ 1040 ..........................$18,900
TILLAGENew PT Minimizer sweeps......CallNew SF 7x6 HF pickers ....Bargain49’ Quinstar FM......................$35,900SF 35’ Fallow King..................$23,900‘04 Rich 7x5’ sweep.............$37,500
HAY EQUIPMENT14 MF 2270XD ...............$77,500‘14 569 Net......................$21,900JD 1600A MoCo................$6,500New 15’ Rhino Flex Mower‘s In StockNew JD HX15’ Mower..................Call
PLANTERS‘97 1710 12R30 ...........Coming In‘10 1710 12R30................$23,900
STORE HOURS M-F 8am - 6pm, OPEN SAT. 8am - 4pm
540. Machinery (Farm) For Sale
New Holland Bale Wagons:SELL/BUY/TRADE, ALL MOD-E L S / P A R T S / T I R E S ,FINANCING/DELIVERY. PH-208-880-2889; www.balewagon.com
Hi-Plains Farm Eq.Dodge City, KS � PH-620-225-0064
800-466-0068� www.hiplainsfarm.com �
New Badboy mowersNew CB Drills & Grain Carts
New Zimmatic SprinklersNew Woods Batwing mowersNew Cam-Am ATV’s & SXS’s
2013 Polaris RZR 900 XP EXC. $10,500
16 C-IH 345 25’ Disk V/Good..$32,500 16 Vermeer 605N 6600 Bale..$26,750JD 6910 w/JD Kemper Head..$42,500Supreme 500 Vertical Mixer..$12,000NH 195 Spreader....................$10,400 JD 980 44’ Field cult...............$13,750IH 800 8 Btm On-land Plow....$ 2,850
ROTTINGHAUS EQUIPMENT785-353-2525 620-338-6388
1688 CASE-IH COMBINE, 30’1010 header, shedded, fieldready. PH-785-543-5619; Cell-785-476-7060.
540. Machinery (Farm) For Sale
1997 JD 9500 COMBINE WITHheader, 1950 engine hours, 1445separator hours. PH-785-731-5090.
540. Machinery (Farm) For Sale
12 JD 524K, highlift, 1900 hrs....$110,00011 JD 544K #599, 4316 hrs ...........$96,00012 JD 544K #394, 3971hrs .....$100,00014 JD 544K #513, Highlift, 8720hrs.$87,00011 JD 544, #770 highlift 3191h ..$115,00011 JD 624K #629, 4066 hrs.$108,00014 JD 624K #800, 3142hrs..$130,00013 JD 644K, #207, 5898 hrs...$128,00011 JD 644K, #829, 4700 hrs...$128,00018 Timpte, 72” sides, elec tarp...$35,250Griffin hyd sub pump 5k GPM..$17,500
STEINBACH FARMS& EQUIPMENT
Valley, NE 402-359-2422pictures of machines @
www.steinbachfarmeq.com
1973 FORD F700 HAY truck, $1,250;1989 VIP 18’ bass boat, set up ready,115hp motor, $3,400; 1997 JD 9600,$25,500. Will entertain offers. PH-620-339-4540.
1997 CASE 8940, MFD, LOW hours(3115), shedded, USA made,AgLeader Guidance, 205 hp.,18.4x45rear, 14.9x30 front, 4 remotes, 1000PTO, excellent paint/condition,$60,000/OBO; 28’ JD disc, 1 pointadjustment, 24” front 1/4” thick, 9’spacing, tine harrow on rear, goodtires, extra bearings/parts,$8,000/OBO. PH-620-629-0086.
1997 JD 9600, 4837/3312 HOURS,GOOD Condition, 930 Header; JD9300 Drill, 50x12, Hitch and Trans-ports; Agri Products 300 gallon fertil-izer tanks; Mounts for JD 70 Series4WD. PH-308 249-0416.
1998 JD 8400, 3950 HOURS, 1-OWNER, no hired help, extra nice,$75,000. Cell-620-629-0873.
1999 AGCO R72, SPECIALTY rotor,shedded, Cummins motor, very nice,with MacDon 30’ draper head andheader trailer, $42,000. PH-785-848-2335.
(2) 2013 635 JD FLEX DRAPERheaders, excellent condition,always shedded, $41,000/each.John, PH-620-343-0298.
2002 JD 8420, 4980 HOURS,DUALS, excellent condition,$85,000. Cell-402-802-0263.
2003 JD 9550 WALKER CHOPPER,single point, Maurer extension, 2200separator hours, Green Star, veryncie, $39,900. PH-785-466-6019.
2004 9760 JD STS COMBINE, 2700SEPARATOR hours, duals, RWDwith 2008 930 draper header 30’,$59,000. PH-573-872-9481; PH-573-872-9301.
2004 FRONTIER 875, EXCELLENTcondition with tarp, $17,500 OBO.Located in south central Kansas. PH-314-420-6311.
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PLANTING, SPRAYING, HAY
COMBINES
TRACTORS
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(GB) ‘16 JD 569.......................$28,500(P) ‘15 JD 569...........................$28,500(P) ‘16 JD 569...........................$30,500(GB) ‘04 JD 1890 30’ ...............$39,500(GB) ‘13 JD 1890 60’.............$162,500(B) ‘14 JD 1890 40’...................$99,500(P) ‘17 JD 1890 60’.................$237,500(G) ‘09 JD 1990 42’ ..................$72,500(GB) ‘10 JD 1890 40’ ...............$89,500(GB) ‘13 JD 1890 60’.............$138,500
(G) ‘11 JD 1990 30’ ..................$72,500(N) ‘00 JD 1710 12R..................$15,000(N) ‘09 JD 1720 12R..................$27,500(GB) ‘09 JD 1720 12R...............$52,500(G) ‘15 JD 1725 16R................$63,700(G) ‘15 JD 1725 16R................$63,700(P) ‘13 JD 4830, 3666h ........$112,500(P) ‘05 JD 4920, 3550h.................$79,500(N) ‘13 JD 4940, 2534h.........$157,500(P) ‘92 RG 664, 5604 hrs.........$18,500
(H) ‘12 NH TV6070, 2268hrs....$84,500(G) ‘16 JD 8370R, 2345hrs..$233,500(P) ‘17 JD 8370R, 1110hrs...$267,500(P) ‘12 CIH Mag 290, 2904hrs..$120,500(P) ‘15 JD 8345R, 1354hrs...$228,500(P) ‘15 JD 8345R, 1427hrs...$217,500(B) ‘16 JD 8345R, 470hrs.....$249,500(P) ‘17 JD 8345R, 405hrs.....$275,500(P) ‘12 JD 8360R, 3926hrs...$160,000(G) ‘13 JD 8360R, 1718hrs..$199,500(G) ‘13 JD 8360R, 4017hrs..$173,500(P) ‘14 JD 8360R, 2336hrs...$198,500(N) ‘16 JD 8370R, 1251hrs..$244,500(H) ‘07 JD 7730, 5675hrs.......$84,500
(G) ‘13 JD 8335R, 3292hrs..$165,500(P) 17 JD 8370R, 1130hrs.....$269,500(G) 16 JD 830R, 2153hrs.......$239,500(GB) 15 JD 8345R, 1228hrs..$231,500(N) ‘17 JD 6145M, 200hrs, ldr.$108,500(P) ‘16 JD 6155M, 367 hrs...$112,500(GB) ‘14 JD 3046R, ldr, mwr.$33,500(N) ‘02 JD 8320 8286hrs, PS, ILS.$76,500(N) ‘13 JD 5100M, 744hrs......$56,500(P) ‘17 JD 6110R, 40hrs .........$98,500(B) ‘17 JD 6130M, 305hrs, ldr....$97,500(P) ‘07 JD 8530, 8282hrs........$94,500(B) ‘08 NH T6050Plus, 2283hrs..$56,500(G) ‘17 MF 6712, 245hrs ........$68,500
(H) 16 JD S670, 1063hrs...$218,000(P) 17 JD S670, 361hrs......$338,500(H) 15 JD S670, 1799hrs...$168,500(P) 15 JD S670, 2017hrs ...$170,500(P) 15 JD S670, 2291hrs ....$166,500(P) 15 JD S670, 2455hrs....$177,500(P) 15 JD S670, 2885hrs ....$156,500(N) 12 JD S670, 2295hrs....$137,500(G) 12 JD S670, 2955hrs....$125,000(N) 13 JD S670, 1414hrs....$166,500
(N) 13 JD S670, 1522hrs....$159,500(GB) 15 JD S670, 1277hrs.$199,500(GB) 17 JD S670, 662hrs...$286,500(B) 13 JD S680, 2088hrs....$175,500(B) 14 JD S680, 889hrs ......$220,000(B) 16 JD S680, 1011hrs....$279,500(GB) 16 JD S680, 1135 hrs$249,500(H) 17 JD S680, 425hrs......$359,500(GB) 04JD 9760STS, 3346hrs..$68,500(P) 08 JD 9770 STS, 2646hrs.....$96,500
Bucklin,KS Greensburg, KS Hoxie, KS Pratt, KS Ness City, KS Great Bend, KS
800-334-4823 888-723-3331 844-688-4362 800-573-5606 800-572-2251 800-817-9921
LOW RATE FINANCING AVAILABLEON USED EQUIPMENT ** (B, GB, G, H, N, P initials indicate location)
51298 ‘15 JD S670, 1201 sep hrs, duals,2630 disp...$168,500 (H)
51882 ‘13 JD S670, 1085 sep hrs,duals, 2630...$166,500 (N)
51675 ‘17 JD S680, 489 sep hrs, duals,pwrcast...$329,500 (N)
52251 ‘13 JD S680, 1363 SH, 4WDpowerfold.............$175,500
51021 ‘15 JD S670, 830 Sep, LeatherProdrive, loaded.......$199,.500
51929 ‘12 JD S670, 2062 sep. hrs,4x4, duals...$125,000 (P)
51831 ‘17 S670, 458 hrsNice.........$286,500
48031 ‘15 JD S670, 1512 sep hrs, 4x4,leather, loaded...$166,500 (P)
View more of our inventory at
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540. Machinery (Farm) For Sale
2007 CASE-IH 2588, 3000 HOURS,Field Tracker, chopper, duals, alwaysshedded, $65,000. PH-785-822-7019.
2007 JD 9760 STS COMBINE,1440S HOURS, 2002E Hours,duals, yield marker, always shed-ded, $100,000/OBO. Cell-806-570-4722.
2008 1890 42’ NO-TIL DRILLw/1910 air cart, Thompson clos-ing wheels, markers, 10” spacing,$75,000. PH-719-342-3005.
2008 JD 9770 COMBINE, $75,000;2011 MacDon 40’ flex draper,$29,000; 1995 9600 JD combine,$12,000; 1999 9610 JD combine,$15,000. PH-580-281-0011.
2009 JD 635D DRAPER HEAD-ER, low acres, shedded, $32,500;2-500 gallon tanks, 8R markersfor DMI; 2 JD batreels for 230platforms, $500/each. Cell-719-349-1424.
2010 7088 C-IH COMBINE, 1901SH, new engine this spring; 963 Mac-Don 36’ draper header; 853A Milohead; $130,000/all, $110,000/com-bine. PH-620-253-0365.
2010 C-IH 7088, 1200 HOURS,duals, always shedded, $112,000.PH-785-822-7019.
2012 JD S670 CM, CHOPPER, 26’unload, 3 speed, 800 metrics 90%,1800 SH, cut mostly wheat, fieldready, excellent condition, $107,900;2012 JD 635 flex draper, 3 new belts,new sickles, great for wheat, soy-beans or milo, $37,500. PH-785-466-6019.
2012 JD S670 COMBINE; 2006MACDON 973 36’ DRAPER; 1998Terragator self-contained grain cart.Call for more information, PH-970-758-0954.
2013 JD 635 DISC MOWER, Impel-lor, excellent condition. Cell-913-980-4886.
2013 JD 635D DRAPER GRAINHeader, poly tine pick-up reel,draper platform, Hydra float sys-tem, full width poly skid shoes,optional self-store transport sys-tem, hitch, shedded off season,$35,000. Don-620-285-5432; Marty-620-285-9936.
2015 SHELBOURNE XCV36, JDMOUNTS, very low acres, must sell!PH-785-754-3611; Cell-785-769-3458.
3 CERTIFIED FIELD READYGLEANERS FOR SALE:
- 2013 S77 RWA, loaded, 810 SH, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $167,500/OBO
- 2014 S78, duals, loaded, 1412 SH, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $157,500/OBO
- 2015 S78, RWA, loaded, 90SH, likenew, 2.5 year warr. . $247,500/OBO
Located in south central Kansas, low interest financing available.
PH-314-420-6311
(3) CASE-IH MACDON HEADERadaptors, good condition,$2,000/each. PH-580-522-1201.
500 BUSHEL GRAIN cart, tarp,$4,800; 7300 8R planter, nice, $5,500.Will entertain offers. PH-620-339-4540.
8200 AGCO 35’ FLEX head withCrary air reel, $26,500. Cell-785-221-8572.
JD 635F HYDRA-FLEX HEAD,$9,500. PH-785-299-0280.
9770 COMBINE FOR rent with orwithout FD75 flex head. PH/Text-720-641-6878.
AEROMASTER PT130 COMPOSTTurner w/JD 7520, 7300 hours, ITVtractor, excellent condition. $94,500.PH-308-212-0741.
BRENT 1082 GRAIN cart, 2013,1,000 bushel, always shedded, verygood condition, $29,500. Cell-785-493-1560.
CASE-IH 1688 COMBINE, 4000hours, duals. PH-970-522-3653; PH-970-466-3653.
CASE-IH 30’ 1010 AND 1020, oilbath headers, good condition. PH-785-822-7019.
FOR SALE: 1 owner- CIH ’94 1688, 1528 hrs + acc- GP drill 3S-4000HD, 2,358 acres- CIH 4WD STX325 Acuster, 2320 hrs- ‘76 Chevrolet truck tandem, 22’,
33,640 mi, AB, PS, AC & Shur tarp- Wetmore 400bu grain cart- ‘77 Chevrolet truck 18’, Shurlock
& hydraulic auger.
620-655-4626
FOR SALE: 1997 Agco Allis, cleantractor 9675, new 1999, 175 horse-power, 5465 hours, 6-530 Detroit40 engine, 18R42 tires, 4 remotehydraulics. PH-620-492-1805.
FOR SALE: 2018 Shelbourne 36’stripper header, available in July,pics and info at FJintheUSA.com,Colby, Kansas, John, Cell-785-443-3653.
For Technical Advice, Machine SalesDemo's & Spare Parts For Both
New & Used Shelbourne ReynoldsStripper Headers
Contact Shelbourne Reynolds Inc.888-895-0947 * Colby, KS
www.shelbourne.com
GP 40’ Plains plow Model 9540PP(SN-1185EE). . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000
Quinstar 35’ FallowMaster Model 4-35 w/gates, harrows . . . . . . $10,000
FallowMaster 45’ NH3 Applicator9500 head sealer wheels. . . $16,000
Krause 48’ 5 section chisel . . . $8,500JD 20’ 9300 hoe drill 10” . . . . $5,000
785-821-2304 * 785-852-4389
GRAIN CART Harvest Rental: 650-1,300 bushel capacity available,delivery and hydraulic drive optionsavailable on all carts. PH-580-237-4700.
JD 4440 POWERSHIFT, REAR tires80% with or without 150 loader, joy-stick, $22,000 without loader,$25,500 with loader. PH-620-624-3638.
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JD 7720 COMBINE, 220 HEADER,$6,500. PH-620-736-2361.
JD 8R CULTIVATOR, END Trans-port, excellent. Cell-913-980-4886.
JD 930 HEADER, $3,900. HOLLY,Colorado, PH-719-537-6992; Cell-719-691-5053.
JD 2012 6170R PREMIUM TRAC-TOR, loader ready, 625 hours, clean,$98,000. Mark, PH-620-446-1300.
JD 9770 COMBINE; 2013 J&MGRAIN cart 1326, scales. PH-620-384-4189.
Buffalo, OKwww.ks repairs .c om
New 40' GP Drills in Stock Used 24' Turbo Max . . . . . .CALLSeveral New LP Zero Turn Mowers
K & S Repairs, Inc.1-866-735-2824
LOOK!!!!�’98 9610, only 2650 hrs, test plot worklast 4 yrs, chppr, bin ext, Green Star,always shedded, NICE! . $52,500 OBO� ‘99 9610, very nice, shedded, candelivery immediately. $47,500 OBO�’00 930 flex hd, just recond . $9,500�‘97 JD 925 rigid hd w/PU reel. . $7,500
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MACDON PT 3020, 25’ PICKUP reel,shedded, bought new in 2007, likenew, $9,800. PH-217-322-4663.
NEW HART CARTER pickup reels,most makes and sizes. PH-580-361-2265.
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We Buy & Sell Late Model, LowHrs.Call For Current Inventory
SKORPIKS800-284-9104 605-589-3972www.masseycombines.com
New GP and CB Drills In StockNew SF blade plows & discs In Stock‘98 Gleaner R72.....................$45,000‘96 Gleaner R72.....................$40,000(8) Gleaner S67-77’s, 2011-2014’s.fr. $165,000(2) '12 Claas 960's ...................Just In(2) '07 Claas 900 .......................CALLClaas RU-600's ...fr. $15,000-$25,000(2) ‘15 Claas 980 .....................Just In(3) ‘14 Claas 980 .....................Just In(4) ‘13 Claas 980 .....................Just In‘15 Claas 970 .....................Coming In‘14 Claas 970...........................Just In‘10 Claas 960 .....................Coming In‘13 JD 7980 .............................Just In‘14 MacDonM205....................Just In(2) ‘13 MacDon M205........Coming Inwww.agcocorpdealers.com/kalvesta/
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SUNFLOWER HARVEST sys-tems, all sizes available. PH-800-735-5848. www.luckemfg.com
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THE MULCHER - Your No-Till orConventional Hardpan Solution!
Selling New Machines andleasing used for $5.00 per acre
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VERSATILE 950 SERIES II, duals,$9,250; Cat 75C, $11,500; Cat 65, badtrans, have trans or will part. PH-660-341-4999.
WYLIE SPRAY WYNG II, 1,250 gal-lons, 90’ booms on 20’’ centers, excel-lent condition, $25,000. PH-620-278-2225.
Used Grain CartsKinze 1500 TracksKinze 1300 TracksKinze1300 FloatersKinze 1100 FloatersKinze 1050 TracksKinze1050 FloatersKinze 1040 TracksKinze 850 FloatersBrent 1196 Floaters
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8640 JD 3pt PTO, good grn cart tract32’ SF chisel spring shanks $3,50039’ Sunflower Field Cultivator $4,50045’ CIH field cultivator 5 section$4,500DMI 730, 7 shank, Eco-Tiger Disc Ripper1875 Earthmaster 9 shank Disc RipperNew Rhino 20-15 & 6’ shredders
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540. Machinery (Farm) For Sale
24 MONTH INTEREST WAIVERON ALL MY ‘07 OR NEWER
COMBINES IN STOCK!SPRAYERS
‘13 Patriot 4430 100'-2602...$161,500C‘14 Patriot 3230 90'-844....$158,500S‘11 Apache AS1020 100'-2100.$97,500H‘10 JD 4830 100'-2312......$129,500MTyler Patriot WT 75'-4629....$38,500W
TRACTORS‘14 CIH Mag. 340 CVT-1339$178,500W‘14 CIH Mag 220-76..........$169,500C‘03 CIH MX210-6897.........$59,000M‘10 CIH Mag 190 w/ldr-2826..$89,500S‘12 CIH Max125 w/ldr-393....$87,500W‘14 CIH Puma 130 w/ldr-2068-..$87,500M‘10 CIH Stgr 435 Quad-2159$189,500C‘01 CIH STX375 Quad-5587....$108,500H
COMBINES‘13 CIH 8230-1104............$198,000C‘16 CIH 7240 Sidehill-1470.$169,500M‘13 CIH 7230-1153...........$179,500W‘13 CIH 7130-1233...........$153,500M‘11 CIH 7120 4wd-1433.....$165,000S‘12 CIH 6130-950........... $145,000W‘05 CIH 2388-2696.............$59,500W‘01 CIH 2388-3753..............$56,500H‘97 CIH 2166-3144.............$38,500M‘94 CIH 1688-5019..............$27,500S
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COMBINESCIH 8120, 991 hrsCIH 6130, 620 hrs‘11 CIH 7120, 1336 hrs‘09 CIH 6088, 1543 hrs‘14 CIH 6140, 1336 hrs‘04 CIH 8010, 1880 hrs
TRACTORS‘15 CIH Puma 145, MFD, 2600 hrs‘15 CIH Magnum 315, CUT ‘12 CIH Magnum 225, 550 hrs‘16 CIH Magnum 340 row trac CIH Magnum 290, 900 hrs‘96 CIH 7240 MFD, 4737 hrs‘98 CIH 8940 MFD, 4939 hrsMagnum 290, 2200 hrs‘16 JD 3046 with loader‘01 CIH MX110 with loader‘02 CIH MX170 MFD‘04 CIH MX285 MFD‘13 CIH Puma 160
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TRACTORS‘08 MT535B CH . . . . . . . . . .$45,000‘02 RT130 AGCO . . . . . . . . .$42,000‘90 9150 DA . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,000‘93 6105 AW . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19,500‘81 6080 AC w/ldr . . . . . . . . .$19,800‘15 4607M MF w/ldr . . . . . . .$46,000‘79 185 AC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL‘00 231S MF . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,500‘66 D17 AC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,500‘06 M105X KB . . . . . . . . . . .$31,000‘13 L3800DT KB w/ldr . . . . .$21,000
IMPLEMENTS‘14 MF 1840 sm sq. baler . . .$20,000‘15 Hesston 9860 Wind . . .$119,000‘13 Hesston 9760 Wind . . . .$85,000‘08 CH PTS16 MoCo 16’ . . . .$19,500‘15 5300-30 Draper Head . . .$38,000‘09 EZ Trail 500 Grain Cart . .$7,000‘99 SF 4317-17 7 shank ripper .$8,500GP FC7551 field cult, 51’ . . .$24,000Krause 4994W Disk 34’ . . . . .$6,500LP RCR3510 10’ cutter . . . . .$6,500
COMBINES‘14 S78 Gleaner . . . . . . . . .$205,000‘13 Gleaner S77’s . . .Stg at $160,000‘09 R76 Gleaner . . . . . . . . . .$97,000‘06 R75 Cleaner . . . . . . . . . .$89,000‘04 R75 Gleaner . . . . . . . . . .$94,000‘99 R72 Gleaner . . . . . . . . . .$49,000‘84 L3 Gleaner . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,995
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Seed, fertilizer, chemicals, fuel, rent, etc.Based on Crop Insurance
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www.scottpowerinc.com
Scott Power& Equipment
(E) Elkhart, KS, 580-696-7140 (D) Dalhart, TX, 806-384-2588
HARVEST EQUIPMENT'16 8240 720/560hrs….$315,000 (E)'14 7140 2580/1920……$159,900 (D)'14 7140 2507/1848 . . . . . .CALL (D)'14 6140 780/560h . . . . .$239,000 (E)‘13 8230 1435/1901 hrs . . .CALL (E)‘12 8120 1521/1165 hrs . . .CALL (E)'09 7120 2360/1724h . . .$142,500 (E)'07 7010 2352/1724h . . . .$99,000 (E)'12 2152-40' Draper . . . . . .CALL (E)'10 2152-40' Draper . . . . . .CALL (E)'12 D60-40' . . . . . . . . . . . . .CALL (E)'11 2142-35' Draper . . . . . . .Call (D)'16 CVS32 Shelbourne . .$55,000 (E)(2) '14 12R30 Drago . . . . .CALL (D)'11 Drago 16R30 . . . . . . .$52,000 (E)‘16 J&M 1151-22D . . . .JUST IN (E)'16 1300 Kinze . . . . . . . .$69,600 (E)'07 1050 Kinze . . . . . . . .$49,900 (E)'97 840 Kinze . . . . . . . . .$14,900 (E)NEW Sunmaster 12R30….CALL (E)All harvest equipment pricing subject
to parts & labor reconditioningUSED TRACTORS
'15 250PS Magnum . . . . . .CALL (D)'12 340PS Magnum . . .$119,000 (E)'12 340PS Magnum . . .$124,900 (E)'12 290PS Magnum . . .$124,900 (E)'11 275 Mag. w/loader . . . .CALL (D)
OTHER EQUIPMENTNEW ‘18 40’ & 50’ GP HD drills . . .CALLNEW SS1300 5-30 In-Line Rprs . .CALLNEW '18 GP 13Shank MaxChisel $65,500NEW '18 GP 9 Shank MaxChisel$45,900NEW '18 GP 40' Plains Plow $54,900NEW '18 12815 Bush Hog….$19,500NEW '18 12820 Bush Hog….$24,300'14 8R GP Twin Row Plntr…$34,900 (E)‘02 530B w/crumbler . . . .$9,500 (E)
CONSIGNMENT EQUIPMENT'15 J&M 1151-22D . . . . .$38,000 (D)'14 7140 1512/1121 . . . . . . .$239,000'15 Farmall 75C . . . . . . .$36,000 (E)'14 280PS Magnum . . .$160,000 (D)'13 8360RT 2785hrs . . .$180,000 (E)'12 2142-35' Draper . . . .$65,000 (D)
Casey Copeland (E) 620-360-0730Greg Carter (D) 806-333-6360
Trevor Ramey (D) 806-333-2913Chris Scott (E) 806-290-5340
550. Loans
TRUCK/EQUIPMENT financing andsales, large inventory available, alltypes. www.chbrownco.comC.H. Brown Co. LLC, Wheatland,Wyoming, PH-800-987-7814.
590. Machinery (Farm) Wanted
CLEAN JD 8410 TRACTOR, lowhours, good condition. PH-620-770-0168.
HYDRAULIC SCRAPERS: Cats;LeTourneau; Allis-Chalmers; VeryProfessionally Done. PH-701-680-8015. www.stevevoightman.com
WANTED: GFC BALE BANDIT.Cell-417-224-2084.
WANTED: HESSTON 60B Stak-Hand; 60 StakMover. Shedded andWell Maintained. Cell-319-480-1673.
WANTED: JOHN DEERE 2-cylinderdiesel tractors, reasonably priced,good running order. Cell-703-628-7989.
WANTED: LANEY Ripper, 9, 11 or13 shanks. Cell-580-336-7040.
600. Metal Buildings
600. Metal Buildings
1-800-570-1752“Pole Barn Specialists”
Winsett Barn Company30x40x10..........$10,20030x50x10..........$10,90040x60x12..........$15,30040x80x14..........$19,80050x100x14........$34,700
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BALER BELTS: All balers. GenuineJD. Made in USA. Free shipping onsets. PH-1-800-223-1312, www.baler-beltsandaccessories.com
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650. Parts/Repairs
Abilene Machine is one of the largest distributors of new,remanufactured and recycled
parts for tractors and combines
800.255.0337www.AbileneMachine.com
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Used Parts Experts!7 huge salvage yards with
millions of used, new & rebuiltparts for tractors, combines
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BIG TRACTORPARTS INC.
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�We are your source for new & usedSteiger drivetrain parts S.I. - 9300�We rebuild Spicer manual trans-missions, Fugi powershifttransmissions, dropboxes & axle withONE YEAR WARRANTY!� We now rebuild computer controlboxes for Steiger tractors 1982-1999.
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650. Parts/Repairs
Call us for our NEW SuperCompetitive Prices!REPAIR FLIGHTING
All Sizes 3" - 40" Dia. From StockReplacement Flighting Supply
Aurora, NE
888-728-0969
Cum 5.9L-B Series w/gaskets . . . . $525Cum 8.3L-C Series w/gaskets . .$1,395Cum 855 PREM w/gaskets . .$1,095INCLUDES: sleeves, pistons, pins, rings,rod & main bearings, in-frame gaskets.
CALL FOR OTHER LISTINGSCLEVITE - FP DIESEL-RELIANCE
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Early & Late Model Parts
Tractor Parts: 800-769-5823Combine & Baler: 877-885-9201
Clinton, Missouriwww.cooktractorparts.com
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SKORPIK’S INC.1-800-284-9104 605-589-3972
credit cards accepted, ship anywherewww.masseycombines.com
MILITARY TRUCK parts, engine,drivetrain, electrical, bodies, tires.PH-620-227-7441.
REBUILT COMBINE sieves, newreel bats, galvanized or black, call.PH-580-361-2265; Cell-806-681-5532.
STURGEON’S CORNER tractorsales and salvage. PH-580-776-2245,Meno, OK. www.sturgeonscorner.comInventory Reduction Salewww.stores.ebay.com/sturgeonscorner1
We test JD Denso, Bosch, Cummins,Duramax & Ford Common RailInjectors. Kubota dealer for engineparts & service.
ADS Master Technicians with over 150 years of combined experience!
1-877-662-6700 Hutchinson, KS1-866-792-4333 Great Bend, KS
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700. Salvage
Mike’s Equipment1-800-543-2535
SALVAGING OVER 7,000 UNITS
Round Balers, Swathers, TractorsAnd CombinesBuhler, Kansas
Salvaging CombinesJD 9500, 9600, 8820, 7720, 6620
MF 860, 850IH 2188, 1680, 1480, 1460
NH TR96, TR85Gleaner R50, N7, N6
JD Engines 404T, 466, 329Jack Boyle Vermillion, KS
785-294-2236 � 785-564-0511
710. Scales
CAKE FEEDER SCALE KIT
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Cake Feeders - Call for info
J&S Weighing Solutions888-665-5969Sabetha, KS
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710. Scales
All Types Of Weighing SystemsTruck and Livestock Scales
Sales � Service � Installation"Quality Equip., Exceptional Value"
Sooner Scale Inc., OKC, OK1-800-759-3444
750. Tarps
Nothing LessBEST PRICES
Hoover Tarp Sales800-536-2348
WICHITA, KS800-887-1551
GARDEN CITY, KS877-625-2121
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Celebrating 60 Years!COMPLETE ROLL-LOCK SYSTEM
FOR GRAIN BEDS16’ Bed....$903 18’ Bed....$977
20’ Bed....$1009 22’ Bed.... $1081FITTED GRAIN BED TARPS 12”
OVERHANG16' Bed.....$167 18' Bed.....$188
20' Bed.....$209 22' Bed.....$220
REPLACEMENT ROLL TARPS FOR YOUR TRAILERS
38' Trlr.....$378 40' Trlr.....$39042' Trlr.....$418 43' Trlr.....$430ALL ABOVE 18OZ COATED PVC
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800-657-2570Edwards Canvas Inc.ONE OF THE LARGEST LINES OFCANVAS PRODUCTS IN THE USA
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760. Tires/Tracks
4-ALLIANCE 460-85R38’s, USED90%, built for Case sprayer, $6,000.Cell-918-640-8219.
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760. Tires/Tracks
18.4-34 SAT II 8pr TL . . . . . . . .$657IF 800/70R38 RAD 184B . . . .$3,42330.5Lx32 SAT 14 ply TL . . . .$2,077750/65R26 RAD AT DT TL 169B .$2,231
www.donstire.netTF-866-888-7838 ABILENE, KS
Prices & Product Availability AreSubject to Change Without Notice
KELLE OIL COMPANY102 N. Broadway
Braman, OK 74632Selling farm tires for 75 years!
www.kelleoil.com
New Rim Clamps $795 11K Lifts $2,69511.2x24 TL $125, Made In USA
11.2x38 Non Directional 8 ply $220ST235/85/R16 14 ply All Steel $125
12-16.5 12 ply 50/32 Tread $19931-13.50x15 Baler Tires $125265/70R17 10 ply, PU $135
12” ATV Tires $69
888-513-8473YourNextTire.com
TIRE TOWN, INC.Farm Show Specials
20.8x38 New...............................$73518.4x34 New...............................$42048/3100x20 Factory Overstock..$1,00023.5R25 Irregular ...................$1,500480/70R28 Buffed.......................$500480/80R46 New .......................$1,10018.4x38 New...............................$550710/75R42 Overstock ..............$1,80013.6x38 New...............................$35015.5x38 New...............................$38014.9x24 New...............................$31023.1R30 Buffed........................$1,00014.9x24 Rice ...............................$43514.9R46 Used .............................$900
Nationwide Shipping WE DEALOther Sizes New & Used
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18 Wilson 50x72 AG AL 3 ax.........Call18 Wilson 43x66 AG AL A/R....$36,50008 Wilson 50x72 A/R/S..........$24,500
07 Neville 36’ Hopper..............$15,50005 Merritt Cattle 50x102 stkr fdr....$29,50002 Cornhusker 42x67 hopper........$23,950
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770. Trailers
Wichita Trailer, Inc.Park City, KS
316-832-2800visit our website for pictures,
prices and specials
RENTING TRAILERS
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‘00 Doonan 48’ drop . . . . . . . $12,500‘98 Doonan 53x102 drp sprd, AL $17,500‘04 Utility 51’x102” drop, A/R, C/L$13,500‘07 Wade 45’ flat . . . . . . . . . . $3,250‘73 KariKool 6,500 gal SS tanker. . $5,750‘81 LoadKing 60T hyd fold low-boy,self-contained . . . . . . . . . . . $24,500‘94 Summit 38’ frame dump. $18,500‘09 XL 53’x102 drop 30” deck height $26,000
Wayburn Smith479-925-1250
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2006 WILSON COMMANDER grainhopper, 43x72x102, super singles.PH-785-243-7607.
770. Trailers
2007 TIMPTE GRAIN trailer,41x72x96, new tarp, vibrators,$20,500. PH-785-822-7788.
2012 SOUTHERN VAC saltwatertrailer, good tires and brakes. PH-580-732-8162.
2014 JETCO 42’ STEEL graintrailer, polished aluminum rims,electric tarp with remote, sideview windows, $22,500. Mark,PH-785-335-2202.
2016 W-W BRIGHTLINE STOCKtrailer, 7x32, 3-7# axles, 2-sortgates, new, never used, $23,000.Cell-580-471-8359.
24’ CIRCLE M FLATBED goosenecktrailer, with loading ramps GVW14,000#, $5,200. PH-785-299-0280.
785-460-8785SEE OUR FULL INVENTORY ON
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2007 Timpte . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,9002009 Timpte . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,9002002 Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17,9001991 Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,900OVER 40 TRAILERS AVAILABLE
‘19 Timpte Triple Elec Tarp .$44,900
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FOR SALE: 2009 Timpte 42’ graintrailer, pics and info atFJintheUSA.com, Colby, Kansas,John, Cell-785-443-3653.
770. Trailers
AIR SEEDER SPECIALGRAIN TRAILERS
� 29" hopper clearance� 52" frame clearance� 19" wide trap opening� Easily fill your air-seeder� Available on either steel or
aluminum trailersVisit us @ www.nevillebuilt.com
(TF) 800-301-3487
Aluminum end dump trailer, 24’,exceptionally clean, solid frame, goodrubber. Jim Gooch, Hugoton, Kansas,PH-620-544-6657.
NEW TRAILERSTimpte * Maurer * Barrett
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Mid-Plains Eq.Full Line of Titan TrailersElite Stock & Sharp Cargo
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770. Trailers
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‘99 Cornhusker 42’x72” Spring tdm4/Alum & 4/Std whls; Ag Clr. traps
‘16Cornhusker43’x76” Tndm litealum. sub& Kpin; 2 spd gear traps w/AG clr
‘16 Wilson50’x84” Triaxle air/lift Alum sub &Kpin; 2 spd gear traps w/Std clr
‘14 Wilson 53’x102” Combo dropBeavertail; 4’ alum ramps
‘17 Cornhusker46’x80” Blk Tndm lite alum. sub& Kpin; 2 spd gear traps w/AG clr
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Home & Family
By Deanna TurnerKansas State University Research and
Extension
Spring and summer are exciting times of the year. You plant flower seeds and wait for them to come up. You plant tomato plants and watch in anticipation for tomatoes to develop. Another fun aspect is watching birds in your backyard. Fill the bird feeder with sunflower seeds and the hum-mingbird and oriole feeders with sugar water. Watch for all the birds to arrive. Orioles especially like grape jelly put on a dish outside. These pleasures are one way to manage stress in your life.
No matter your age, we all experi-ence stress which can affect us physi-cally. Everyone experiences stress a little differently. While you cannot rid yourself of stress, you can learn to manage it.
The first step in stress manage-ment is to identify the stressors in your life. Are there any stressors you can change by avoiding, reducing exposure to, or eliminating com-pletely? No single method works for everyone or in every situation; there-
fore, it is important to experiment with different stress-reduction strate-gies to lessen your feelings of stress. Focus on what makes you feel calm and in control.
Two common strategies for man-aging stress include changing the sit-uation and changing your response to the situation. If there is a situation you can identify that causes stress, avoid it. For example, if the crowds and chaos of attending an event makes you feel anxious to the point that you do not like to go, stay home. In unavoidable situations, such as a family reunion with a cantankerous relative, you may have to change your reaction. Accept it for what it is, focus on what is really important, adapt to the environment and move on.
Changing the situation is one way to manage stress. Evaluate your phys-ical environment. You may need to paint the color on the walls a different color if it affects your mood. Take a look at the people in your life. Is there a person or a group of people who really cause you stress? If so, you may need to distance yourself or resign from that organization. Review your
calendar. Learn to say “no.” Look at your commitments. Are you over-committing yourself? If so, lessen your commitments if it is hurting your health.
Changing your reaction is anoth-er way to manage stress. Laugh, don’t cry. Some things you just can’t change. These are the things you need to learn to accept instead of letting them bother you. Compro-mise is another strategy. The need to be “right” often interferes with good communication and can cause stress when you are so focused on what the other person is doing. If you ask someone to change, you need to be willing to change yourself. Letting it go is another strategy. Ask yourself, “Does it really matter? Will it matter in five years?” Sometimes you just have to pick your battles.
Set aside time every day to relax. Take a break from all your responsibili-ties and recharge your batteries. Con-nect with other people. Spend time with positive people who enhance your life. Do something you enjoy every day. Keep your sense of humor—including laughing at yourself.
This beautiful home has the look of a country house, with pillars surrounding the front entrance. However, it has one truly unique feature. It is a home that includes an in-law suite on the rear of the home, providing a private entrance.
The entrance to the Tri-Harder (409-26) opens into a large open room that has the dining room on the right in the front, the living room straight back and the kitchen/nook on the rear right. This entire area is vaulted. The room has large windows that provide sunlight to bathe the area. A patio door opens off the living room onto a concrete stoop with a patio beyond.
The kitchen runs along the outside wall on the right with a large walk-in pantry in one corner. There is an island in the middle of the kitchen with an eating bar facing the living room.
The second bedroom is to the left of the front door with a wall closet on one end and large window facing the front of the home. There is a half-bath across the hall that is attached to the master suite bath, both shar-ing a tub between. The master suite has two large windows for light and a long wall closet. The half-bath areas each contain a single sink.
Beyond the bedrooms is the garage. Access to the single car garage is through a door off the living room. To the rear of the
living room is the utility room with the washer and dryer. A door opens in the rear of the util-ity that goes into the in-law suite bathroom. This bath also has a single sink and a tub.
The main suite of the in-law suite is open with a kitchen that runs down the inside wall. It has all the same features of the larger kitchen, only in a smaller version. There is a large closet beside the entry door into the in-law suite that will act as a wall closet for clothes and for guest’s coats.
The living area of the main part of the Tri-Harder is 1,467 square feet while the in-law suite has 423 square of living area. This home has plenty of room for everyone to have quiet, private space and still be near enough in an emergency.
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This week’s
Meditation
Reprinted from The Upper Room Magazine, ©2018 The Upper Room, Nashville, TN. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Visit devotional.upperroom.org for more information.
Read Matthew 11:25-30 —Matthew 11:28 (CEB)Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are struggling hard and car-
rying heavy loads, and I will give you a rest.”
As I was picking blueberries one July morning, I watched the heavily laden branches of fruit spring up little by little as the plump, juicy berries were removed. “Ahhh!” The bush seemed to say when its branches no longer hung down to the ground, putting stress on the woody stems. Seeing how the shrubs bowed beneath their substantial loads of berries made me think of Jesus’ promise in today’s verse.
Obviously blueberry bushes don’t suffer from the same type of burdens that humans do. But like blueberry bushes, we can become weak and non-productive as we are weighed down by burdens. When we try to cope with problems all by ourselves, our health and lives are affected by worry, fear, anger, sadness and other destructive emotions. The burdens that weigh us down might be unmanageable work loads, financial worries, marital problems, family issues, illness, alcohol, drugs or even problems within our church family. Like the blueberry bush, we need help in shedding our load. When we are weary, we can trust in Jesus, who promises to give us rest.
Prayer—Heavenly Father, thank you for relieving us of our bur-dens. In Christ’s holy name we pray. Amen.
Thought for the Day—Jesus will give me rest when I give my burdens to him.
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Source: Arlene Bontrager, Hutchinson, Kansas.Ingredients:4 to 5 (medium-sized) cucumbers, peeled and sliced1 yellow onion, sliced1 tsp. dill weedSalt and pepper to taste1 c. sour creamDirections:1. Prepare cucumbers and place in bowl. Add onions, dill weed, salt and pepper. Stir together and let sit for 15 to 20 minutes. Cucumbers will get watery.2. Add sour cream and stir well. Refrigerate until ready to serve, at least 3 hours in advance.
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Source: Lucile Fuller, Wichita, Kansas.The fresh taste of this salad is welcome in the hot summer heat! I’ve let it cool a bit and then poured it into individual plastic serving cups so guests can keep their salad separate from their baked beans and steak.Ingredients:1 1/2 c. boiling water2 small pkgs. cherry gelatin1 pkg. cranberries3 bananas2 c. granulated sugar4 apples1 large can crushed pineappleTopping:1 (8-oz.) pkg. cream cheeseMilk1/2 c. pecan or walnut piecesDirections:1. In a large mixer bowl, dissolve cherry gelatin in boiling water.2. In food processor, grind cranberries, bananas and apples with sugar. Add crushed pineapple with juice and pulse for a few seconds until combined. Add to the gelatin in the mixer bowl.3. Pour into a 9-inch-by-13-inch pan. Refrigerate until firm.4. Prepare topping by mixing softened cream cheese with a little milk to thin. Spread on the firm salad and sprinkle with nuts.
Source: Kim Oborny, Durham, Kansas.This recipe caught my eye because of the different ingredients. I’ve served it at two picnics to rave reviews.Ingredients:1(15-oz.) can pineapple tidbits, well drained, reserving juice2 Tbsp. all-purpose �our4 Tbsp. granulated sugar1/8 tsp. salt1 large egg, beatenJuice from pineapple1 Tbsp. unsalted butter2 c. miniature marshmallows1/4 lb. processed American cheeseDirections:1. Drain pineapple and place in a medium saucepan on medium heat.2. In a small bowl, combine �our, sugar and salt. Add egg and stir to combine.3. When well blended, pour into the heated pineapple juice. Add butter and stir until thickened.4. Cut cheese into quarter-inch cubes. Put cheese, pineapple and marshmallows in a serving bowl. Pour hot pineapple juice mix over the top and mix until combined. Chill at least 3 hours to overnight before serving.
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Source: Kathy Hogue, Topeka, Kansas.Okay, I admit I was curious about this recipe so I tried it! Ingredients:1 (15-oz.) can pork and beans2 heaping tsp. sweet pickle relish1 heaping Tbsp. mayonnaise1 large firm banana, slicedDirections:1. Mix relish and mayonnaise together.2. Drain beans and add to the mixture.3. Just before serving, add sliced banana.
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Source: Margaret Trojan, Beaver Crossing, Nebraska.This recipe had several of my favorite garden-fresh ingredients and tasted so light! The �avor is enhanced if you can let it sit overnight in the refrigerator before serving.Ingredients:2 Tbsp. olive oil2 Tbsp. cider vinegar2 Tbsp. fresh basil leaves, chopped1/2 tsp. salt1/4 tsp. ground black pepper3 c. cooked white rice, cooled2 medium tomatoes, chopped1 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped1 small red onion, choppedDirections:1. Whisk together oil, vinegar, basil, salt and pepper in a large bowl.2. Add rice, tomatoes, cucumber and onion. Toss and serve chilled.
If you don’t have almonds, don’t fret—just skip them. I only add them when I’m toting this to a potluck.Ingredients:3 c. green grapes3 c. red grapes1/2 c. slivered almonds4 oz. cream cheese, softened1/2 c. sour cream2 tsp. vanilla extract1/4 c. granulated sugarDirections:Whip together last four ingredients. Stir in slivered almonds. Fold in grapes until completely covered.
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Yes please! This salad is a great summertime dessert that the kids devoured. This salad makes about 8 cups and is easy to double if you have a large container.Ingredients:1 (3.4.-oz.) box instant banana pudding1 (20-oz.) can crushed pineapple (do not drain)1 (8-oz.) container whipped topping1 c. mini marshmallows1/2 c. finely chopped walnuts1/2 c. mini chocolate chips2 ripe bananas, sliced1 (10-oz.) jar maraschino cherries, halvedDirections:1. In a large bowl, stir together pudding mix and pineapple until dissolved and thickened. Fold in whipped topping just until combined.2. Gently stir in the marshmallows, nuts, chocolate chips, bananas and cherries.3. Refrigerate at least 1 hour to overnight.
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Ingredients:1 to 2 Tbsp. poppy seeds1 1/2 c. toasted pecans8 c. chopped, tart red apples, unpeeled1 (20 oz.) can pineapple chunks, drained but reserve juice2 c. seedless green grapesDressing:Reserved pineapple juice1/4 c. butter1/4 c. sugar1 Tbsp. fresh-squeezed lemon juice2 Tbsp. corn starch2 Tbsp. water1 c. mayonnaise
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Directions:1. Make dressing first by combining the reserved pineapple juice, butter, sugar and lemon juice in a small saucepan. Heat to boiling. 2. Combine cornstarch and water to make a smooth paste. Add to the hot mixture and cook until thick and smooth. 3. Chill completely before stirring in mayonnaise (this is important!)4. Combine apples, pineapple chunks, grapes and poppy seed. Add dressing. 5. Stir in pecans right before serving for maximum crunchiness.
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SUMMER SIDES
Cucumbers have arrived in my garden, and I was looking for the traditional creamy cucumbers like my grandma made. This is it!
Editor’s note: This column from former Journal columnist, Angie Sutton appeared in the June 27, 2016 issue of High Plains Journal.
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Pig Showmanship Beef Showmanship
PIG SHOW - JUNE 1, 2018 BEEF SHOW - JUNE 2, 2018
Breeding Gilt ChampionBraden Mai
Breeding Heifer ChampionEaston Shenk
Market ChampionJacob Henson
Market ChampionJustin Morrison
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Breeding Heifer Reserve ChampionPeyton Baalman
Market Reserve ChampionKasen Ramsey
Market Reserve ChampionWyatt Slade
Judge Bryson Williams, Olton, Texas, selected these winners for swine showmanship: Kiersten Hartman, senior champion; Braden Mai, senior reserve champion; Lincoln Martin, intermediate champion; Kason Ramsey, reserve intermediate champion; Faith Marcy, junior champion; Audrina Marcy, junior reserve champion; and Zachary Marcy and Ella Smith, Pee Wee champions. Pictured top left is Holly Martin, High Plains Journal publisher.
Judge Scott Schaake, Manhattan, Kansas, selected these winners for beef showmanship: Easton Shenk, senior champion; Affton Schlochtermeier, senior reserve champion; Shaylee Baalman, intermediate champion; Kenzie Johnson, intermediate reserve champion; Peyton Baalman, junior champion; Westin Johnson, junior reserve champion; and Mika Waggoner and Kaden Besser, Pee Wee champions.
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Weather Watch
By David BurtonUniversity of Missouri Extension
The July Fourth holiday will not be a celebration for the 8,600 or so Americans likely to end up in hospital emergency rooms from injuries by fireworks.
“National Fire Protection Association statistics in 2010 (lat-est year available) showed 57 per-cent of those injuries were to the arms and legs and 37 percent were to the head. The injury risk was highest for children ages 5 to 14, with more than twice the risk as for the general population,” said Bob Schultheis, natural resource engineering specialist, University of Missouri Extension.
In addition, the NFPA esti-mated fireworks caused 15,500 reported fires, including 1,100 structure fires, 300 vehicle fires
and 14,100 outside and other fires. These fires resulted in an estimat-ed eight reported civilian deaths, 60 civilian injuries and $36 million in direct property damage in 2010.
A Consumer Products Safety Commission study in 2011 found that nearly half of all fireworks injuries occurred to hands and fingers, and that the top three fireworks for causing injuries were sparklers (17%), reloadable shells (14%), and firecrackers (13%).
“Celebrating Independence Day can be fun for the family, but fireworks are not a toy. Injuries can range from burned fingers and lac-erations to serious disability or loss of vision,” said Schultheis.
‘Consumer fireworks,’ former-ly known as Class C fireworks, are legal in Missouri. Legal age of purchase is 14, unless accom-
panied by a parent or guardian. This class includes bottle rockets, sky rockets, Roman candles, cone and cylindrical fountains, fire-crackers, certain sparklers and revolving wheels. Bottle rockets are the most dangerous for eye injuries; sparklers are the most dangerous for burns.
“Public displays are safest, but if you are having a home fire-works display, please follow these common-sense safety tips,” said Schultheis.
Read and follow all manu-facturer label directions and warning instructions.Always light fireworks outdoors in a clear area on a flat sur-face at least 25 feet away from onlookers, buildings, vehicles and combustible materials.Always supervise older chil-
dren when they are lighting fireworks. Never allow chil-dren under age 10 to play with fireworks, including sparklers. (Sparklers can reach a tem-perature of 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit.)Light one device at a time and maintain a safe distance after lighting the devices. Never put fireworks in breakable contain-ers like tin cans, clay pots or bottles that may shatter, and never hold fireworks in your hands when lighting them.Do not try to re-light or han-dle malfunctioning fireworks. Keep a bucket of water or a gar-den hose handy for emergen-cies and to douse any fireworks that do not ignite.Do not allow any running or horseplay while fireworks
are being used. Never point or throw fireworks at another person.Keep unused fireworks away from the area where fireworks are being lit, Always store fire-works in a dry, cool place and avoid rough handling that might damage the fuse or handles.Always demonstrate respon-sible behaviors around fire-works, because children may imitate your actions.MU Guide GH6026, “Pro-
tecting Children from Uninten-tional Injuries,” offers safety tips for fireworks. It is available from your county University of Mis-souri Extension Center or online at http://extension.missouri.edu/explore/hesguide/humanrel/gh6026.htm.
Safe handling of fireworks can prevent trip to emergency room
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Horticulture
Kelsey HatesohlExtension Horticulture Agent
Kansas State University Research and Extension
Have you been noticing your trees are losing leaves this sum-mer? Well, there are three situa-tions that may be causing your trees to loss their leaves. These situations are caused by low amounts of water and extreme temperatures. None of these situations should kill the trees immediately, but multiple years of the same conditions will have an effect on the overall health of the trees.
The first situation is the tree is producing yellow leaves through-out the whole tree canopy. If the falling leaves are well distributed throughout the tree and result in a general thinning of the leaves, this is not a serious problem. Trees will often set more leaves in the spring than they can sup-port during the summer. Heat and drought stress will cause the tree to lose leaves, due to the avail-able amount of soil moisture. The leaves that drop are most often yellow with no discernible disease spots. However, at times, they can drop green leaves that appear per-fectly healthy. As long as the leaf
drop results in a gradual thinning of the leaves, the tree should be fine; just water the tree during dry periods.
The second situation is all the leaves on a tree are turn-ing yellow and in some cases, virtually all of the leaves could drop off. Certain trees, such as hackberry, can drop all of the leaves and enter summer dor-mancy. We are a bit early for this to occur, but may happen later in the summer if we continue to have hot and dry weather. Trees in summer dormant should have flexible twigs and healthy buds. Usually, the effect on the health
of the tree is minor and the tree leafs out normally next spring. As long as the tree has enough stored energy reserves to make it through to the next spring, it will survive. The twigs and buds of the tree tell the story. If the buds die and the twigs become brittle, that part of the tree is dead.
The last situation is all of the leaves on a tree turn brown and die, but remain attached to the tree. This can happen seemingly overnight. In such cases, the tree couldn’t keep up with moisture demands and died quickly. This year, the cause may be due to the early heat and drought condi-
tions. Like the second situation, the twigs and buds are the most important clues as to the health of the tree. As long as the buds are alive and the twigs are flexible, do not remove the tree, it still has life. If you have limited access to water and you need to choose what to water, water the trees first. They take the longest to grow, are the most difficult to grow, and are the most expensive to replace. If you have any questions feel free to stop by or contact me in the Washing-ton Office (River Valley Extension District, 214 C Street, Washing-ton, KS) by calling 785-325-2121 or emailing [email protected].
Trees Losing Leaves Early This Summer
By Linda GeistUniversity of Missouri Extension
A Master Gardener nurtures little minds and mouths at Sacred Heart Villa, a preschool in St. Louis.
University of Missouri Master Gardener Margaret Grant teaches preschool students to grow what they eat and eat what they grow. The program is in its second year.
The school sits in the heart of The Hill, a predominantly Italian neighborhood on high ground south of Forest Park. Grant and MU Extension educational program coordinator Holly Records designed the berm gardens in the schoolyard.
“It was such fun helping the teachers and students come up with
themes for several of the gardens,” says Records. There is a Hill garden, dinosaur garden and butterfly gar-den among the named areas.
The school follows the Reggio Emilia approach, a student-driven educational philosophy that began in post-World War II Italy. The approach focuses on encouraging the child’s natural curiosity and potential in less structured settings. This carries over to the gardens.
“The first time I visited Villa, the students and I just dug around in the soil to see what we could find,” Records said. “Besides worms, grubs and a centipede, we found several very special rocks that were quickly deposited in the treasure pile.”
Early this spring, students plant-ed peas in foam cups. They moved the cups from the classroom to a small greenhouse in the schoolyard. They then transplanted the pea vines to one of more than 20 small berms built by parents and volunteers.
Students learn more than just gardening skills. They research the types plants that will do well in St. Louis’ climate. They also choose which herbs to use in their school lunches. Lettuce, peas, tomatoes, figs, grapes, herbs and pollinators are among the diverse offerings.
Each week, students measure and record the growth of their plants, an activity that develops math skills. They hone science skills by learning plant parts. Stu-dents learn to treat their plants like babies in need of nurturing with sun, water and care, says Grant.
She uses gardening as a gateway to teach students to eat healthy and try new foods. “I teach them how to make vegetables taste good,” Grant says. “I want to get them excited about food.”
Records sees the excitement. “Every time I visit Villa with Mar-garet, a child runs up to her and give her a big hug. ‘Are we gardening or cooking today, Miss Margaret?’”
Grant, a professional chef with a master’s degree in environmental sustainability from Webster Univer-sity, also prepares food for children as part of the classroom routine. The St. Louis Chef de Cuisine Asso-ciation funds the cooking-in-the-classroom program.
Recently, she cooked “smashy peas,” one of her grandson’s favor-ites. She cooked peas and added cream and fresh mint. Most of the children are eager to try new foods. A few are reluctant to experiment, committing only to one pea, but that is how healthy eating begins.
Grant connects the gardening and cooking experiences to the stu-dents’ heritage. While serving peas, she asked, “Does your mommy put peas in your tortellini?” She has also served squash-stuffed ravioli and homemade mozzarella. She talks about the food’s color, aroma, tex-ture and taste.
The cooking sessions and gar-
dens give children, parents, teachers and volunteers a sense of school and community pride. Good gardens and good food grow here.
The themed gardens reflect the Italian neighborhood of tidy shotgun-style homes, bakeries and restaurants. Neighborhood resi-dents, including MU Extension Master Gardeners, often volunteer to mentor children about the fig trees that grow in the school gar-den. Italian immigrants brought the trees to The Hill from Italy after World War II.
Neighbors offer advice on herbs and tomatoes for sauces. A restau-rant owner donated garlic bulbs for planting. Grapevines, commonly seen growing in the backyards of Hill homes, provide opportunities for older residents to teach younger ones and share memories.
Students, teachers and adminis-trators hope to offer a small farmers market for local residents and res-taurants. Students attending summer camps maintain the gardens during their peak growing time. They also enjoy snacks and lunches made with fruits and vegetables at peak flavor.
Sacred Heart Villa students and teachers share their experiences via Skype with preschool students at St. Joseph’s Catholic School in Impe-rial, Missouri. They have a “friendly competition” to see which garden is blessed with the most produce, says Sister Jude Ruggeri, who grew up in the neighborhood.
“It’s wonderful in lots of ways,” she says. “It teaches the children to take time to view the flowers and plants and enjoy.”
Records says the St. Louis Mas-ter Gardener program, including the Villa program, shows urban residents how to grow their own food even with limited space. The classes also bring together a diverse group of people interested in healthy eating. This year’s class of St. Louis Master Gardeners includes three physicians, a concert violinist, a tattoo artist, an oncologist, a stand-up comedian and the owner of a small hardware store.
Learn more about the St. Louis Master Gardner program at stlmg.org or visit the Missouri Master Gar-dener website at mg.missouri.edu.
Master Gardener nurtures school garden that fuels love of food, community
Students learn math and science as part of their gardening experience. Each week, they measure and record the growth of plants. They research what vegetables to grow in the schoolyard. (Photo by Linda Geist, University of Missouri Extension.)
Tips for gardening with children
Of all the things found grow-ing in a garden, kids are by far the most important, says University of Missouri Extension horticul-turist David Trinklein, who offers these tips:
Let youngsters feel a sense of ownership of their part of the garden space. Label it with their name.Kids love digging in the dirt. Let youngsters take part in soil preparation.Nothing builds confidence like success. Choose garden plants that are started from seeds and fairly easy to grow. Radishes, carrots and lettuce are good choices.Incorporate some “easy” flow-ers such as zinnia and marigold into the garden plan so kids can pick bouquets to take to their families.Kids love to water. Make it a part of their garden chores. Keep an eye out to make sure it is done properly.Consider planting theme gar-dens such as salsa or salad gar-dens. This will give children a sense of where their food comes from.Make the best of time spent with youngsters in the garden by visiting about other things as well. In addition to talking about birds, insects and weeds, talk with children about their friends, school experiences, hopes and dreams.Don’t let a lack of space dis-courage you. Container gar-dens on a deck or patio can be a learning experience for children also. Grandparents, and parents who share custo-dy, can still garden with little ones through photos on social media. Plant vegetables or flowers at the same time and share notes by telephone or Skype on how your garden is progressing.
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Friday, June 15We have had a little bit of every-
thing going on around here late-ly—moving cattle, hauling cattle, planting cotton, custom farming…you name it! We were finally able to kick off our harvest season. We also have the privilege of hosting a great group of guys from the Okla-homa Baptist Homes for Children.
Our first harvest stop was west of Durham, Oklahoma, in Hemphill County, Texas. This is wheat that we grow and we felt very fortunate to have any wheat to harvest, as many of our friends and neighbors suffered from sig-nificant drought and hail damage. We knew we were not looking at a bumper crop by any means, but have been pretty pleased with the outcome. Yields have been in the mid-20s, 61.5 pound test weight and 13.4 percent protein. It seemed just as soon as we were up and run-
ning, we were done!Earlier on June 9, we were glad
to welcome the Oklahoma Bap-tist Homes for Children. The guys were eager to get in the tractor and combines—and we just loved that. During their visit, John Deere Har-vest Support stopped by to take a look at the guidance system on one of our machines. The timing could not have been more perfect! One of the boys was particularly interested in computer technology, and for
him to get to see the technician plug his laptop into the combine just made my heart happy! He also took the time to visit with the boys about the role John Deere Harvest Support plays on the harvest trail.
The guys had a great opportu-nity to see first-hand the vital role that John Deere Harvester Works plays in harvest season.
I would like to thank all of the guys on our crew—Jason, Jon, Jim, Danny and Cody—for taking the
time to show the boys the ropes. Thanks also to Jim, Don and Mike for bring-ing the boys out to our neck of the woods. We truly enjoyed our time with them.
I would encourage you to check out the Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children website www.obhc.org. They care for over 200
residents at their facilities. The opportunities they provide to these boys are incredible and they could always use your help!
Lindsey Orgain can be reached at [email protected].
Monday, June 18Not that long ago, the wheat
crop was several weeks behind schedule. With strong winds and hot temperatures, nature has kicked in gear in a big way, and crops have made up ground in terms of maturity.
As the kids and I traveled across U.S. Highways 50 and 160 in Kan-sas on June 15, combines of all colors, makes and models could be seen in their natural habitat doing what they do best.
We have been cutting just a few miles inside the Colorado border in the south east corner of the state. We don’t have any official stats at the time of this posting, but it looks like yields so far are in the 30-plus bushel per acre range. Our farmer is pleased with the results.
With precipitation usually under 20 inches per year (accord-ing to NOAA), it can be tough to raise a good crop out here. One way our farmer fights this issue
is to incorporate a fallow sea-son into their
cropping rotation. For our readers who need a brief tutorial, this is the practice of allowing a piece of ground to “rest” for a season. This allows moisture to build up in the soil profile to be used for the next planned crop. It is very important to control weeds in this practice for they can zap the precious moisture from the “bank” and defeat the purpose of the fallow period.
We moved through Texas in record time because it was our first year without any sort of rain delay, and, as we have said before, wheat acres were down due to weather conditions. Our next stop
was Custer County, Oklahoma. Around the Clinton area, things are very dry. Our farmer told us that they are struggling to get their cotton out of the ground due to the drought. It has been a tough few years in that area. The last several have had too much rain and now they’re fighting drought. They also had an April freeze. I was told the field looked nice, but when a per-son went out to check, there wasn’t grain in the head.
As a result, we only had about two days of cutting there, but are thankful because every cutting day counts. The average yield across the
acres we harvested were about 30 bushels an acre. Test weights were 58 to 60 pounds. Mark reported that they had seen yields anywhere from 15 to near 30 bushels an acre.
This location is also droughty and would normally yield closer to 50 bushels an acre.
Laura Haffner can be reached at [email protected].
Combines everywhere, Haffner says
Harvest season starts for Orgain crew
Lindsey
Orgain
Laura Haffner
American pride on display in southeast Colorado.
Dumping the grain cart onto a grain trailer.
We had a great visit with some kiddos from the Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children.
Unloading on the go as we were trying to beat a storm that never materialized.
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Monday, June 18Who mows their yard at 11 p.m.?
Me. Thank goodness for headlights on the mower! Actually, it was sort of like cutting wheat at night—a good change from the norm.
I’m certain the neighbors looked out their window once or twice to see what the heck was going on and why in the world is she mow-
ing now? The days before leaving home for the next several months is so stressful. It gets to the point where you’ve just got to be done with the little things you thought needed to be done and leave. Once we get on the road, the stress of leaving is done.
Jim’s busy the whole while pre-paring equipment to get loaded and going through all that he needs to do. It’s always so easy to think what you have to do is more important than the other but it takes both of us to make it work. And that’s it...just the two of us. He has no help getting the equipment ready and most of what I do, I do alone. We both appreciate any help that comes around once in awhile.
We made the first trip to Lyons on Thursday. Once we arrived, we unloaded the service pickup and parked the trucks where they would sit until our return. Then we made our way to Lyons to find a place to park the Cottage on Wheels once we arrived with it and headed north once again.
The wheat has changed a lot over the week that we had been down the first time to visit with our farmer. From southern Nebraska to Lyons, Kansas, it was mostly golden. It looks to me like the entire state of Kansas will be in wheat harvest mode all at the same time. I hear some are even moving into Colorado. It’s no wonder, this 100-degree heat plus the strong
south wind is certainly helping it all ripen quickly.
Jamie and the kids came over yesterday afternoon. Just to hang out. I absolutely love those little guys and it never gets any easier to tell them goodbye. They really don’t understand, yet, that when they told us goodbye yesterday, it probably means months will pass before we get to see them again
The Beast is loaded and waiting for us to return this morning. As soon as all these last minute items get taken care of, we’ll hit the road, join the rest of the gang who have already started the 2018 harvest and go into harvest time mode.
Tracy Zeorian can be reached at [email protected].
Harvest season’s final prep is finished for Z Crew
Monday, June 18We have been lucky enough
to have wheat to cut and harvest weather lately. We’ve also had south winds 20 to 35 mph for several consecutive days which has allowed us to start earlier in the mornings and cut later into the evenings too.
The wheat has been yielding 45 to 55 bushels per acre with 61-pound test weights. The wind singing Dixie everyday has helped us along. I figure the wind will blow until it rains. We have yet to
get rained out this harvest but there is rain in the forecast. We have come close (within 5 miles) a few times but so far the rain has stayed away from us. Last year it rained everywhere we went. I did cut one field that yielded over 60 bushels per acre. However, it was on sum-mer fallow ground and that makes a big difference.
We had a few combines fin-ish up recently on wheat over in the Pratt, Kansas, area. The wheat
report I got was that it just wasn’t very good there this year due to drought conditions. The wheat was super short and the yields were 5 to 30 bushels per acre and in some fields the weeds had taken over and made a disaster of the crop and made it misery for the cutters. The wheat was just short and full of weeds and was tough cutting.
We now have combines cutting north of Dodge City, Kansas, and the reports are so far so good. The
wheat looks decent and yields have been 40 to 50 bushels per acre. Jared called me and told me the elevator had reported to him that the wheat he was sending in looked very good and is the cleanest wheat they have seen. Coincidentally, we had just gotten the same report from a different elevator about five minutes earlier. We do appreciate the clean grain compliments.
Janel Schemper can be reached at [email protected].
Janel
Schemper
Schemper crew finding some promising fields
Tracy
Zeorian
Schemper Harvesting cutting wheat east of Dodge City, Kansas.This is my kind of place.
Our goodbye picture. Frank hanging out in Lyons, Kansas, until we return.