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14 – FARM MARKET NEWS JULY 21, 2008 Featherlite Exclusive 8 YEAR WARRANTY �� 7 x 20 $13,795 Rebate $1,000 �� 7 x 24 $16,795 Rebate $1,000 �� 4 Horse $46,900 Rebate $2,000 �� 6’ 8” x 20 �� 6’ 8” x 24 �� 7 x 30 $21,900 Rebate $1,000 �� 4 Horse $19,995 Rebate $1,000 �� Model 8270 Semi-Stock Ground Load �� *Financing Available with Approved Credit �� 7 x 20 $15,995 Rebate $ 1,000 �� 7 x 24 $17,995 Rebate $ 1,000 �� 2 Horse $11,795 Rebate $500 �� Circle D Lo-Pro Heavy Duty Equipment Trailer �� 7’ x 20’ Goose Neck �� 7’ x 18’ Bumper Hitch �� 1-866-441-8381 �� Featherlite Model 1610 All Aluminum Cargo/Utility �� Circle D Goose Neck Flatbed �� 8’ 6” x 25’ 7K torsion axles �� 6.75%* & REBATES 8’ 6” x 31’ 10K tandem duals �� Featherlite Model 4926 Aluminum Car Hauler �� 8’ 6” x 24’ $13,995 Rebate $1,000 ��
JULY 21, 2008 FARM MARKET NEWS – 15 Strip-till Continued from page 13 he said. “If there is an area of the field that is too wet, I can skip over it and come back because my rows are all laid out.” The person who does the strip-till for Cunningham has an auto-steer, auto-track system on his tractor but Cunningham commented that he hasn’t invested in any of that because it is pretty easy to follow the ridges or strips when planting. Cunningham said that over the years he has learned some do’s and don’ts of strip-tillage. An example is with corn-on-corn. He said that farmers using this method must make sure to combine the corn in the right direction. As as long as the strip-till machine is going the same way as the combine it won’t plug up. Another thing he does is to try and keep the tractors out of the field to lessen any compaction that may occur. He explained that the only time they use a grain cart to catch on the go is when they can’t make it back from the other end. This way they aren’t driving all over the field. Although there are many benefits to strip-tillage, Cunningham mentioned one risk is if the striptill doesn’t get done in the fall, and in that case, he would be in the same boat as everyone else. Cunningham feels his yields with strip-tillage are comparable to other methods. “There may be certain conditions that conventional tillage may outyield it,” he said. “But from a profit standpoint, I think there are times, like last summer, when my soil was more protected by residue and we withstood the dry weather better than some who did conventional tillage.” The residue left on the field helps build up soil organic matter and by the end of June or early July a lot of the residue has been eaten by earthworms and taken down into their tunnels and this helps aerate the soil. Cunningham said he had some of his soil tested last fall and it showed good percentage of organic matter content, and it has taken a long time to get it built up to its current level. “My organic matter is there to improve the soil water filtration and then the nutrients are still breaking down at a slower rate,” he said. “So late season, the corn crop is getting nutrients from matter that in a conventional tillage situation will have gotten stirred up and used earlier.” He feels his soil structure is much better also because the roots can penetrate because they are driving on it less and they are damaging it less than conventional tillage. “I believe that it takes years to realize the advantage because you can’t do tillage for 120 years and then expect to start strip-till this year and get all the benefits of it.” Cunningham said. “I think each year I stay in the strip-till, no-till rotation, the soil is getting to be in better and better shape and I could mess that up by doing some tillage.” Although he has been doing Strip-till Continued on page 16 TRACTORS ‘04 Agco RT150, front susp.......... .................................$79,500 ‘96 Agco-Allis 9815...........Just In ‘81 IH 5288...................$21,500 ‘91 Agco-Allis 6690, w/ldr.......... .................................$21,500 ‘74 IH 966.......................$9,250 ‘76 AC 185 w/500 ldr .....$7,250 ‘67 Oliver 1850 D............$4,950 Allis-Chalmers C...............$3,250 ‘99 CIH MX270 .................Just In SKID LOADERS ‘98 Bobcat 873, cab, heat ........... .................................$17,900 ‘93 Bobcat 742B ..............$8,950 ‘92 Bobcat 642B................Just In ‘05 Gehl 6640E .............$24,500 ‘04 JCB 1110.................$17,750 (2) ‘07 Bobcat S150, cab, heat, 300 hrs .....................$21,500 ‘04 Bobcat S250, cab, heatJust In ‘94 Bobcab 743B...............Just In ‘02 Bobcat 883, cab, heat, AC, 1250 hrs. ................Coming In FRANKEN IMPLEMENT & SERVICE <strong>INC</strong>. www.frankenimplement.com 5 Miles South, 3 East of ROCK VALLEY, IA (712) 722-3941 or (712) 476-2281 ANNUAL FALL EQUIPMENT CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 2008 @ 9:30 A.M. The sale will be held at the Dan Pike Auction Center at 502 S. Highway 86 in Lakefield, MN. All Types of Equipment Consignments are NEEDED!!!! ALL TYPES OF FARM EQUIPMENT: Combines, Heads, Tractors, Planting &Tillage, Wagons & Grain Handling & Other Harvest Equipment, Livestock Equipment & Other Items TRUCK & TRAILERS: Semi Tractors, Grain Trucks, Grain & Livestock Trailers & Associated Equipment LANDSCAPING: Skid Loaders & Attachments, Mowers, Tillers, Power Rakes & Related items CONSTRUCTION: Wheel loaders, Backhoes, Dump Trucks, Trailers, Forklifts & Other Items !" All consignments must be at the sale site not later than Friday September 5 @ 3:00 p.m. !" All titled vehicles & trailers must have been transferred into consigning sellers name and titles MUST be given to auction company at time that the unit is delivered to the auction site for consignment. !" Any items that have titles or ownership registration cards MUST be at sale location by Thursday September 4 @ 12:00 noon. ADVERTISING DEADLINE AUGUST 8, 2008 TO CONSIGN CONTACT US BY CALLING Dan Pike @ 1-888-847-3486 (toll free) or 507-847-3468 or 507-841-0965 Curt Bargfrede @ 1-507-662-5553 Check our web site @ www.danpikeauction.com Commission Rates Items $20,001 & Above 7% - NS Fee $150 Items $5,001 to $20,000 8% - NS Fee $125 Items $2,501 to $5,000 10% - NS Fee $100 Items $501 to $2,500 12% - NS Fee $50 Items $500 & under 15% - NS Fee $40 or commission rate whichever is less. Call for rates on complete or large lines of equipment. Above rates are on a per item basis. Kyle Massey, St. Peter Lee Rupprecht, Garretson, SD Steve Schwebke, Fairmont HAY & MISC. ‘05 Hesston 4910, big square baler, 12,000 bales....$57,500 ‘98 Hesston 4755, big square baler w/Harvestech applicator. ....................................Just In ‘02 Vermeer 605, mesh wrap ...... .................................$15,750 ‘96 CIH 8465, mesh wrap $8,750 Hesston 1005, disc mower, 3 pt ... SOLD ...................................$4,500 ‘81 Hesston 5580 round raler ..... ...................................$2,975 ‘90 Hesston 560 Baler .....$3,750 ‘91 JD 1600 ....................$6,950 ‘02 Hesston 856A, mesh $16,750 NH 462, disc mower ..........Just In Panorama disc mower.......Just In USED HARVEST EQUIPMENT ‘92 Gleaner R62................Just In ‘89 Gleaner R40..........Coming In ‘88 Gleaner R50 ............$22,500 ‘82 Gleaner M2 ...............$5,500 ‘84 Gleaner N6 .............$12,500 ‘77 Gleaner L2.................$5,500 SALE CONDUCTED BY Office Locations FN 410 Springfield Parkway Jackson, MN 507-847-3468 or 888-847-3486 & 502 S. Hwy. #86 Lakefield, MN 507-662-5553 Historic Red Rock/Skitzo’s Lounge & A 4 Bedroom Home with Double Garage in Rowena AT AUCTION We will be offering the historic Red Rock Lounge/Skitzo’s, located at 48181 E. Highway #42 Rowena, S.D. for sale at public auction. The auction will begin at 6 p.m. at this reknowned Bar & Lounge just east of Sioux Falls. At the conclusion of Red Rock auction, (approx. 7 p.m.) we will travel 1 mile east to Rowena where we will be offering a nice, older 4 bedroom 1.5 story home at auction, on site at 48263 E. Highway #42. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6TH @ 6:00 P.M. RED ROCK LOUNGE/SKITZO’S: This Bar & Lounge has been a very popular watering hole in past decades & we are very pleased to bring you this opportunity to purchase a quality business with an outstanding location on Highway #42. The building is a concrete block structure situated on just 1.06 acres of land. The main parlor is 22’ x 42’ with a back bar & an 8’ x 11’ short order kitchen. An addition on the front of the building serves as an enclosed entry & an addition to the rear of the structure houses the His/Hers Bathrooms. There is also a newer wooden party deck w/handicap ramp to the east side of the property, along with a firepit. The full concrete block basement has a private office area, lots of storage & also houses the utilities which include 200 amp electrical service, an Evcon propane furnace with central a.c., a well for drinking water & a septic tank w/drain field for waste. *See our website at www.goemanauction.com for photos, a listing of included commercial equipment, available licenses, and for recent improvements. OPEN HOUSE: We will be conducting an open house on this property on Mon., July 21st from 6-7 p.m. Taxes: $1,458.32 Prorated to closing. Legal: McBeth Tract 1B in the NE1/4, SE 1/4 27-101-48, Minnehaha Co. Terms: Cash. We will take an irrevocable downpayment check of $10,000 made payable to First Dakota Title Co. from the successful Purchaser at the auction with the balance to be paid on closing. Closing fee & title insurance to be split 50-50 between Buyer/Seller. Closing date to be on or before 9-5-08 with possession given on closing. Brian & Lynne Hunter, Owners At approximately 7 p.m. at the 4 Bedroom Home @ 48263 E. Hwy. 42, Rowena: This home consists of a 1.5 story, 4 Bedroom Home situated on a large 100’ x 133’ residential lot on the west side of Rowena, S.D. This home offers over 1,200 sq. feet of living area and features a Main Level Floor Plan that includes a Kitchen; large Living & Dining Rooms; Master Bedroom & a Full Bath; with the Upper Level having 3- Bedrooms. The detached Garage is 20’ x 24’ with overhead door & opener. Utilities to the home include a high efficiency gas furnace; Rural Water & a septic tank w/drain field for waste. The exterior of the home has wood siding, casement windows & asphalt shingles. OPEN HOUSE: We will conduct an open house on this home on Mon., July 21st from 6-7 p.m. Taxes: $1,017.04 Prorated to closing. Legal: Lot 3 & 4, Block 14, together with the north half of the vacated alley, Village of Rowena, Minnehaha Co. Terms: Cash. We will take an irrevocable $5,000 downpayment check made payable to First Dakota Title Co. from the successful Purchaser with the balance due on closing at which time possession will be given. Closing fee & title insurance split 50-50 between Buyer/Seller. Closing to be on or before 9-5-08. **AUCTIONEER’S NOTES: Please take note of this fine opportunity to purchase what has been in the past “A Favorite Watering Hole!" The property is well located on highly traveled H-#42 & in a very “high growth area” and would lend itself to many commercial purposes in years to come! Regarding the Rowena home, if you like the convenience of being close to the city coupled with the small town atmosphere you are sure to find this 4 bedroom home a good investment also. For photos & additional info go to www.goemanauction.com or contact Jeff or Brad at Goeman Auction Service toll free 1-877-825-4826 for a free auction brochure. Snowy Bluff LLC, Owners Lic. #10867 JEFF GOEMAN, Lic. #3741 AUCTIONEER/BROKER Pavilion: 1.877.825.4826 Brad Olson: 605.647.SOLD, Lic. #371 Marv Girard: 605.267.2421, Lic. #12399 LENNOX, SOUTH DAKOTA
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