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2000 CIH 2366, 3135 hours$89,500

Kimball320-398-3800

Willmar320-235-4898

Glencoe320-864-5531

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Alden507-874-3400

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1995 CIH 2188, 3875 hours$56,500

M08010

2002 CIH 2388, 2975 hours$99,000

G11723

2002 JD 4310, 1090 hours$21,000

2009 CIH 305 Mag, 1710 hours$182,500

2010 CIH 385 Quad, 1825 hours$237,500

M07617

1998 CIH 2388, 3250 hours$85,700

A01202K32933

2008 NH T9060, 1610 hours$212,000

W15422 K31714

2006 CIH 1200, 16R30$38,000

2003 CIH 1200, 12R30$48,500

2002 CIH TMII, 30.5$27,900

G11945 K30423 K35081

1997 JD 980, 42.5$11,900

M08045

S05209

CIH 600 Quad, 12, 500 hrs.............CIH 600 Quad, 11, 765 hrs..............CIH 535 Quad, 09, 2500 hrs..........CIH 535 Quad, 07, 1620 hrs...........CIH STX530Q, 07, 2520 hrs...........CIH STX530Q, 06, 2700 hrs............CIH 485 Steiger, 09, 2075 hrs........CIH 485 Quad, 10, 1155 hrs...........CIH STX480Q, 06, 3150 hrs............CIH 450 Quad, 12, 265 hrs...............CIH STX450Q, 05, 2750 hrs............CIH STX450, 02, 3710 hrs...............CIH STX440, 01, 4005 hrs...............CIH 435 Steiger, 10, 850 hrs...........CIH 385 Quad, 10, 1835 hrs............CIH STX375Q, 01, 3750 hrs............CIH 350 Steiger, 10, 1265 hrs.........CIH 335 Steiger, 11, 500 hrs...........

$359,500$355,000$259,000$271,500$230,000$212,000$210,000$275,000$201,500$312,000$180,000$144,500$156,000$235,000$237,500$147,500$185,000$225,000

CIH 9380, 97, 4490 hrs.....................CIH 9350, 96, 5970 hrs......................CIH 9280, 93, 8900 hrs....................CIH 9270, 92, 8925 hrs....................CIH 9250, 91, 7300 hrs....................CIH 9180, 89, 7660 hrs....................CIH 9170, 90, 6315 hrs....................Cat 65D, 96, 5700 hrs......................Ford 846, 93, 5800 hrs...................JD 9620T, 06, 3485 hrs...................JD 9400T, 01, 4370 hrs...................JD 8760, 90, 6545 hrs.......................NH TJ425, 03, 3200 hrs..................NH T9060, 08, 1610 hrs.................NN T9050, 09, 1350 hrs..................NH 9020, 10, 575 hrs......................Steiger Cougar, 87, 6920 hrs.............Steiger Panther, 86, 9470 hrs..........

$85,000$79,500$59,500$49,900$47,500$39,900$49,500$68,500

$105,000$195,000$126,500

$49,500$129,500$212,000$209,000$165,000

$49,500$37,500

CIH 335 Mag, 11, 795 hrs...............CIH 305 Mag, 10, 3585 hrs............CIH 305 Mag, 09, 1710 hrs............CIH 290 Mag, 12, 395 hrs...............CIH 275 Mag, 11, 700 hrs..............CIH 275 Mag, 07, 1100 hrs............CIH MX270, 99, 7780 hrs.................CIH 215 Mag, 11, 1200 hrs............CIH MX200, 99, 8870 hrs..................CIH 200 CVT, 11, 380 hrs...............CIH 190 Mag, 09, 3545 hrs............CIH 125 Pro, 11, 2190 hrs................CIH 105U Farmall, 08, 1010 hrs........CIH MX80C, 99, 5100 hrs.................Ford 7740, 95, 3000 hrs....................JD 6300, 94, 4095 hrs.......................NH T8040, 10, 1075 hrs.................NH T8010, 08, 1900 hrs.................

$212,000$151,900$182,500$192,500$172,500$165,000

$79,000$139,500

$65,000$141,500$115,000

$76,000$49,500$36,500$34,500$29,500

$175,000$126,500

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21st AnnualCarver County/ University of MinnesotaDAIRY EXPO &TRADE SHOWMonday, February 18, 2013CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLNorwood Young America, MNA seminar and trade showfor dairy producers andrelated industries.

Location:CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL531 Morse Street, Norwood Young America

For more information, contact Laura Kieser at 952-466-5306

or check the website at www.extension.umn.edu/dairy

Cost: $10/person

$5/children 12 & under(Includes refreshments, entry to all educational

sessions & trade show, lunch and printed proceedings.)

Well See YouThere!Schedule of Events

9:30 a.m. Registration, Refreshments & Trade Show10:15 a.m. Early Bird Drawing & Trade Show

3:00 p.m. Trade Show3:15 p.m. Ladies and Grand Prize Drawings

10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

12:45 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

SESSION A

SESSION E

SESSION B

SESSION F

SESSION C

SESSION GLUNCH & TRADE SHOW

SESSION D: Keynote: How to Achieve True Success and HappinessHank Wagner is a dairy farmer and past president of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin. His presentation will give you some very important

keys to true success and happiness, both in business and personally. You will be inspired and challenged as you hear about some life changing lessons. This presentation will give you plenty to think about and will likely take you, your business, and your relationships to a whole new level.

Hank Wagner, Wagner Dairy Farm, Oconto Falls, WI

10 Ways to Improve Profi tability Without

ExpandingDr. Tom Bailey will discuss

practical, common sense ways to increase dairy farm income while minimizing outgoing expenses. Strategies will be applicable for all dairy farms.

Dr. Tom BaileyElanco Animal Health

Calving ConundrumsPractical information on how to successfully manipulate calving malpresentations (head or leg back, breech presentation, etc.)

and deal with uterine torsions and other calving abnormalities. We will review normal calving processes as well as how to decide when to

examine or intervene.Dr. John ZimmermanLiberty Vet Clinic

Innovations in Evaluating Starch Digestibility for Lactating Dairy Cows

New models have been developed which combine the physical characteristics (particle size) & the chemical composition (fermentation, particle

bonding) of feed grains to estimate their feeding potential. Attendees will learn of new innovations in the evaluation of feed grains for lactating dairy cows.

Pat Hoff manUniversity of Wisconsin Extension

DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS

Early Bird Drawing 10:15 a.m.Ladies Drawing & Grand Prize Drawing 3:15 p.m.

10 Strategies to Feed Your Dairy Herd During High Feed Prices

Optimizing the value of your dairys feed during times of elevated feed costs is a challenge to dairy profi tability & sustainability. This session will provide 10 practical steps to: manage your feed costs, improve effi ciency of performance, and aid in identifying areas in your feeding program that can be managed to give you a bigger return on your feed investment dollar.

Dr. Noah LitherlandUniversity of Minnesota Extension

New Technologies in Dairy Replacement Heifer

ManagementDairy replacement heifer management is changing big time. Terms, such as average daily gain and average calving age, are being replaced with genomics, sexed semen, calving age stringing, precision

feeding, and intake control. So its out with the old and in with the new terms of dairy

replacement heifer management.Pat Hoff man

University of Wisconsin Extension

10 Ways to Improve Profi tability Without

ExpandingDr. Tom Bailey will discuss

practical, common sense ways to increase dairy farm income while minimizing outgoing expenses. Strategies will be applicable for all dairy farms.

Dr. Tom BaileyElanco Animal Health

The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Dairy Star Second Section Saturday, February 9, 2013 Page 9

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NEW HOLLAND TG215 $117,900

KNIGHT 8018 $12,500

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BUSH HOG 2515 Like New

SUMMERS SUPER-CHISEL - $42,500

E-Z TRAIL 475 $9,400

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AGRIVAL 5600H Like New

NEW HOLLAND 355 Excellent Cond.

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OSWALT 400 $9,500

LOFTNESS 240 $16,950

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DEMCO CONQUEST $21,500

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TEREX TSR 80 $37,500

PATZ V300LP Like New

H&S BF12HC $9,995

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WHITE 2-105 Great Cond.

JI CASE 2670 $6,500

SUPREME 900T $28,000

MEYER 500 TSS $6,995

NEW HOLLAND 195 $7,500

DEGELMAN 6600 $21,000

JOHN DEERE 6430 $98,000

FIAT-ALLIS 645B $12,990

WHITE 6700 $15,900

INTERNATIONAL 300 $5,150

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30-DAY REGIONAL OUTLOOK

7-DAY FORECAST FOR SE SOUTH DAKOTA/SW MINNESOTA/NW IOWA

7-DAY FORECAST FOR CENTRAL MINNESOTA

7-DAY FORECAST FOR SE MINNESOTA/NE IOWA

WEEK AHEAD TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK

WEEK AHEAD PRECIPITATION OUTLOOK

DAIRY STAR WEATHER OUTLOOK AccuWeather.com

SATURDAY

Mostly cloudy, a little snow possible

40/4427/31

SUNDAY

Cloudy; snow possible, windy

and colder

32/3613/17

MONDAY

Cloudy, breezy and colder

21/256/10

TUESDAY

Intervals of clouds and sunshine

26/3011/15

WEDNESDAY

Partly sunny

24/2820/24

THURSDAY

Turning cloudy

31/355/9

FRIDAY

Morning fl urries; cloudy,

colder

19/232/6

SATURDAY

Mostly cloudy, a snow shower

possible

32/3823/29

SUNDAY

Cloudy, snow or fl urries

possible; windy

32/3820/26

MONDAY

Cloudy, a snow shower possible; colder

24/304/10

TUESDAY

Times of clouds and sun

19/256/12

WEDNESDAY

Clouds followed by a brightening sky

19/2515/21

THURSDAY

Partly sunny and warmer

30/365/11

FRIDAY

Clouds to start, then sunshine

returns

21/271/7

SATURDAY

Mostly cloudy, a snow shower

possible

31/3525/29

SUNDAY

Rain, some ice early; windy

36/4026/30

MONDAY

Cloudy; snow possible, breezy and

colder

29/3311/15

TUESDAY

Clouds and limited sun

26/3012/16

WEDNESDAY

Times of clouds and sun

21/2520/24

THURSDAY

Variable cloudiness

31/3511/15

FRIDAY

Cloudy with a fl urry in the afternoon

23/274/8 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 2013

A storm system will be emerging from the Rockies into the Plains this weekend. This will bring the chance for some snow to the region, especially on Sunday. Southeastern parts of the region will have the chance for some rain and possibly ice. Colder air will work in behind the storm system for the early and middle part of next week with sea-sonably cold temperatures. Looking ahead over the next 30 days through the fi rst week or two of March, temperatures and precipitation amounts are both expected to be near average for this time of the year as the region will be in between a large ridge of high pressure aloft across the western United States and a dip in the jet stream along the East Coast.

February 9 - February 15

February 9 - February 15