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LAND LIVESTOCKL A N D & L I V E S T O C K

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FARMING, RANCHING AND THE COUNTRY WAY OF LIFE

November 17, 2011 | Vol. 2 Issue 11 | Pierre, South Dakota

LAND LIVESTOCKLand & Livestock

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Features

Harvesting the Benefits of Cover Crops .............................................................4

Winter Wheat Provides Additional Habitat for Pheasants..................................7

Harvesting with the Ag’s Stars Gives Urban Legislators an Inside Look at South Dakota Agriculture ..........................................................................................12

Mitchell Farmer Harvests Corn & Pheasants ...................................................17

Land & Livestock News

Tuberculosis in Cattle: What You Need to Know ............................................18

South Dakota 4-H Dairy Judging Team Competes in National Dairy Judging 19

Comment Period Now Open for New CAFO Reporting Rule ........................20

SDSU Extension Professionals Recognized by National Association of Extension 4-H Agents ......................................................................................................21

SDSU Hosts 2011 Sioux Falls Organic Agriculture Conference Dec. 5 & 6 ...22

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Land & Livestock is a publication of the Capital Journal and is published monthly at 333 W. Dakota Ave., P.O. Box 878, Pierre, SD 57501 (USPS No. 142-180) (ISSN 0893-5564)Content of Land & Livestock is protected under the Federal Copyright Act. Reproduction of any portion of any issue will not be permitted without the express permission of the Capital Journal.Periodicals postage paid at Pierre, SD. Official City and County newspaper. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Capital Journal, P.O. Box 878, Pierre, SD, 57501.

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Story by Lura Roti for Land & Livestock

The agronomy manager for Cronins Farms, Dan Forgey, utilizes cover crops to help maximize yields on more than 9,000 acres of farmland near Gettysburg, S. D. He’s pictured with radishes one species found in his diverse cover crop mixture. These tubular help break up soil compac-tion, mine the soil profile for nutrients and increase water infiltration. Courtesy photos.

As the agronomy manager for Cronins Farms, Dan Forgey is responsible for maximizing yields on more than 9,000 acres of farmland

near Gettysburg, S.D.

To accomplish this feat, Forgey utilizes many tools to intensely manage the six-crop rotation of spring wheat, winter wheat, corn, sunflowers, field peas, soybeans and lentils. He relies on variable rate tech-nology, RTK, satellite Imagery and since 2005, cover crops.

“Cover crops are a big part of what we do. They pro-mote soil health,” says Forgey, who has managed these fields for 42 years.

Because of their ability to reduce weed and disease pressures, manage soil moisture, break up soil com-paction, increase water infiltration, fix nitrogen and build organic matter - cover crops have essentially become the seventh crop in his rotation.

“We really push our farm ground to produce. If you want the soil to work for you, you have to feed its microorganisms and keep them happy,” says Forgey, who plants cover crops into his winter wheat stubble each summer. “If I didn’t plant cover crops, then those fields would sit idle until spring when I plant corn.”

Cover crops increase soil health by feeding its micro-organisms, says Jason Miller, conservation agronomist

Harvesting the Benefits of Cover Crops

Instead of letting fields sit idle after harvesting a wheat crop or in prevented plant situations, cover crops feed the soil biology.

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with the Natural Resources Conserva-tion Service.

“Cover crops mixtures keep the soil bi-ology move forward. They diversify the microbes’ diet. You can’t live on pizza alone,” Miller says.

Every acre on the farm Forgey man-ages is 100 percent no-till. By moving to no-till, in 10 years Forgey increased his soils’ organic matter by 1 percent – which he says is equivalent to apply-ing 30 pounds of nitrogen. By planting cover crops, he has increased the speed at which his soils build organic matter.

“By planting cover crops, we’re trying to speed up the time it takes to increase soil organic matter. Instead of 1 percent in 10 years, we’re aiming for 1 percent in 7 years,” Forgey says. “If you let the land do this, without putting on man-made fertilizer, it’s better for everyone.”

Along with building soil health, cover crops can mine the soil for nutrients and moisture that have been lost deep in the soil profile, making them avail-able for the next year’s crop, says Justin Fruechte, cover crop specialist with Millborn Seeds, Brookings, S.D.

“Depending on the mixture, cover crops can add nitrogen to the soil and prevent nutrient leaching. Some have such deep taproots that they will find nitrogen and other nutrients lost in the soil profile and make them avail-able,” says Fruechte, who helps growers’ select cover crop mixtures that will best increase their soil’s health.

It’s important for growers to understand what they want their cover crops to accomplish before selecting a mixture to plant says Dwayne Beck, manager of Dakota Lakes Research Farm and a pro-fessor of Plant Science at South Dakota State University.

“This is the first thing I tell guys, decide what you want to do before making plans to plant cover crops,” Beck says. “Some guys plant cover crops to use up excess moisture; others plant cover crops to capture moisture.”

He adds that the concept of planting cover crops is not new – he remembers

being told about his grandpa broad-casting dwarf Essex rape seed as he cut grain with his horse-drawn binder.

Beck has researched cover crops and their many benefits for more than 20 years. Forgey, Fruechte and Miller all reference Beck and his research when discussing cover crops.

Forgey took Beck’s advice, and plants a cocktail of cover crops each year. He explains that every plant in his mixture

has a specific purpose. Oats were select-ed for their fibrous root and ability to grow late into the fall; radishes for their

large, deep tap root which will drills down 10-inches into his soil’s profile, breaking up soil compaction, increasing water infiltration and mining the soil for nutrients; canola he plants because of its ability to take in carbon; field peas are selected to fix nitrogen; and flax for its ability to Mobilize phosphorus in the soil and capture and retain snow during the winter.

In the last five years Miller has seen a dramatic increase in the number of farmers and landowners planting cover crops. He says excess moisture and Environmental Qualities Incentive Pro-gram (EQIP) have been the motivating factors. Many landowners are planting cover crops in prevented plant acres to keep the land from standing idle and planting cover crops in high moisture areas to use up fall moisture.

“A number of guys have had issues planting corn into their wheat in a timely fashion. By utilizing cover crops to use up some of that late summer, early fall moisture, it allows them to effectively utilize the moisture next spring,” Miller says.

Although growers in more arid regions of the state may be nervous to plant cover crops for fear that they will need the moisture next spring, Miller says research conducted at Dakota Lakes Research Farm and on test plots across the state show cover crops that used up fall moisture didn’t interfere with spring moisture readings.

“We took moisture readings on fields with cover crops and compared them with moisture readings on fields that didn’t have cover crops in the fall and saw 1 to 2 inches less water in the fields with cover crops. In the spring, in those same fields, we saw identical moisture readings,” Miller says.

Each plant in the cover crop mixture that Dan Forgey plants has a purpose. The main mix he plants on the Cronins Farm includes; oats, flax, radishes, canola and field peas.

Although some growers are worried cover crops will use up too much soil moisture, research conducted in plots throughout the state show that there is relatively no difference in spring soil moisture levels between a field that has had cover crops and one that has not had cover corps planted.

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With more than 125,000 Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres expir-ing in South Dakota as of Setptember

2011, and another 225,000 scheduled to expire in 2012, wildlife specialists are eager to evaluate alter-native habitat for the state’s pheasant population. Winter wheat might be one solution, says Charles Dieter, professor of natural resources management at South Dakota State University.

“Winter wheat is green and growing early when pheasants are looking for nesting cover,” Dieter says.

For years wildlife experts have known that in order for South Dakota’s pheasant population to thrive, they primarily need acres of undisturbed cover for nesting, brood rearing, and protection from preda-tors. The thousands of acres of native prairie, CRP grassland, and even well managed haylands found in central South Dakota fit the bill.

Interest in pheasants’ ability to nest in winter wheat was spurred by the recent declines in CRP acres in South Dakota as many farmers continue to convert native grassland to farmland. Although CRP and

Story by Lura Roti for Land & Livestock - Photos courtesy of Brian Pauly

Winter Wheat Provides Additional Habitat for Pheasants

Brian Pauly is an SDSU natural resources management graduate student who is tracking pheasant hens in Lyman County as part of a two-year study. The work is funded by the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks to better understand if pheasants use winter wheat for nesting and reproductive purposes, and how well winter wheat supports this activity. Pauly is pictured releasing a pheasant hen with a radio collar used to track the birds.

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1other grassland acres were diminishing at a rapid rate, South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks data showed that pheasant numbers showed a slower-than-expected decline, explains Travis Runia, senior upland game

biologist with South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks.

“Typically, the limiting factor to pheasant populations is available grasslands, so we expected numbers to decline as CRP acres were lost. Pheasant populations remained relatively stable in much of central South Dakota,” Runia says. “We assumed we were getting pheasant production from other land uses. There is a lot of winter wheat produc-

tion in that part of the state.”

To better understand if pheasants use winter wheat for nesting and reproductive purposes, and how well winter wheat supports this activity, South Dakota GF&P funded a two-year research project conducted by a SDSU natural resources management graduate student Brian Pauly.

“There hasn’t been a lot of research conduct-ed in this area, and we need research to con-firm our assumptions, and this seemed like the perfect project to hand off to a graduate student,” Runia says.

An outdoorsman and avid hunter, Pauly was eager to conduct research on a project that he sees as the future of wildlife management.

“There is an ever-growing gap between agri-culture practices and wildlife management – these two fields tend to butt heads, but they can work so well together,” Pauly says. “Any-thing that I can do to help close that gap I see as the future of wildlife management.”

Pauly’s study focuses on pheasant nesting habits as they relate to landscape habitat.

“I recorded if they nested in CRP, versus a winter wheat field, versus a road ditch and then we looked at things like what day the nest was started, what day the chicks hatched, how many chicks were hatched and the survival rate of the chicks,” Pauly explains.

Pauly began the research last January by capturing 130 wild pheasant hens, collecting biological measurements and putting radio collars on each bird so he could track their movements.

“To find out where they nested and discover how successful they were, we kept tabs on where they were and what they did over the course of the whole summer,” says Pauly of

the project which tracked the nesting habits of native hens in Lyman County.

Jerry Mundlien, a winter wheat producer who farms near Kennebec, S.D., is very interested in Pauly’s research. Like many Lyman County landowners, Mundlien enjoys the economic benefits that come from owning land in a pheasant rich region of South Dakota. He leases acres of grassland to hunting guides each year.

“Now that so much land is coming out of CRP, it will be interesting to see what hap-pens to pheasant populations,” says Mund-lien, who feels strongly about the importance of landowners like himself, maintaining their CRP acres. “They still need habitat after the wheat’s cut.”

Ready to begin the second year of research in January, Pauly says that although the re-search data collected is preliminary, it seems safe to say that when it comes to nesting in winter wheat or CRP acres, pheasants aren’t choosy – about the same number of birds nested in winter wheat as nested in CRP. Nest survival rates were also similar – until harvest, that is.

“Until wheat harvest the survivability of the nests was about the same. Once wheat har-vest began, the survivability dropped to zero in winter wheat fields,” Pauly says.

Pauly says most years there is enough time between the time a hen starts her nest and winter wheat harvest for her to raise her young to an age that they can fly and safely leave the wheat acres before harvest. How-ever, during a wet spring, like 2011, many hens started their nests later in the season setting the hatch date back and putting her young at risk during harvest.

“Obviously CRP and native prairie are the best nesting habitats out there – hands-

Pheasant hen in nest

Baby pheasants in their nest

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down. Th is was really obvious after wheat harvest,” Pauly says.

Runia is encouraged by Pauly’s fi ndings thus far.

“We know that economics drive what farmers’ plant in their rotation. Having research that shows how important winter wheat is to pheasant populations may give some a reason to start planting it,” Runia says, adding that if the research concludes that winter wheat provides valuable habitat to pheasants, incentive programs may be developed to encour-age farmers to add winter wheat to their cropping rotation.

He reiterates Pauly’s comment on the value of CRP acres.

“We don’t want this research to downplay the importance of CRP. We know how important CRP has been to pheas-ant populations,” Runia says. “Winter wheat fi elds within a diverse landscape of CRP grasslands, native grasslands, hayland, and other crops likely represent the most benefi t to pheasants. It is unreasonable to expect winter wheat alone to sustain our pheasant populations, but our research suggests it is a valuable nesting habitat within diverse land-scapes such as central South Dakota.”

Research Shows Winter Wheat also Provides Duck Habitat

Johann Walker, director of conservation planning for Ducks Unlimited’s Great Plains Region, is coordinating a 3-year research project in central North Dakota and north-central South Dakota to deter-mine if winter wheat provides ducks with secure nesting cover.

Like Pauly’s research, his preliminary data shows that winter wheat provides many of the same benefits as CRP.

“It looks like planting winter wheat is a beneficial practice for ducks, especially

in landscapes where there is little alterna-tive nesting cover,” Walker says, of the two years of data collected so far.

Walker hopes the data will help Ducks Un-limited better promote practices that are

beneficial to both ducks and agricul-ture producers.

“We hope that it will help us make better decisions on

when, where, and how to promote winter wheat as a practice to landown-

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The Capital Journal has a great opportunity for an energetic and highly motivated individual who can market advertising opportunities to new and existing customers.

This position will be responsible for assisting customers in developing advertising programs, creating advertise-ments and preparing layout according to customers’ specifications, for LAND & LIVESTOCK.

Candidate must have excellent communication skills, be able to adhere to deadlines, meet goals and expectation. High school diploma or equivalent required, previous sales experience is helpful, would be willing to train the right person.

The primary objective of this position is sales of deadline-driven advertising for the monthly newspaper, Land & Livestock and its online component land-and-livestock.com.

You will also be expected to:

• Meet revenue goals

• Time management

• Demonstrate aggressive and effective work habits

• Work with production department to find positive approaches to improved efficiency and error reduc-tion

• Prospect and develop accounts for the newspaper

• Know the local market and competition

• Attend weekly ad sales meetings in which we discuss upcoming schedules, department policies, quality control, customer satisfaction successes and review procedures.

• Attend and participate in the “daily huddle” meetings

• Minimum of 20 sales calls per day, face-to-face, email and phone contact.

If you feel trapped in your job and think there’s no way out, think again!

Feeling like you can’t escape your job?

The Capital Journal offers an excellent compensation package includ-ing medical, dental, life, 401K, paid vacation, sick leave and more.

If you have a strong will & desire to succeed, contact April Pullman, Advertising Director

Capital Journal, Reminder Plus, Land & LivestockAttn: April Pullman, Advertising DirectorPO Box 878Pierre, SD 57501 [email protected]

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The only farm Lora Hubbel had spent much time on with was her grandparents – until this harvest.

Hubbel was one of 14 urban legislators who road in a com-bine with South Dakota farmers as they harvested corn and soybeans this fall, as part of the Secretary of Agriculture’s “Harvesting with the Ag’s Stars” program.

“Until now, the farm for me was going to grandpa’s house and hav-ing a lot of fun. I didn’t understand the working aspects of the farm,” says Hubbel, District 11 representative, who works with constituents in Minnehaha and Lincoln counties. “I learned so much spending those hours riding in the combine with Walt Bones; about commod-ity markets and the technology today’s farmers use.”

Hubbel’s experience was exactly what Secretary Bones had in mind when he introduced the idea this year.

Harvesting with the Ag’s Stars Gives Urban Legislators an Inside Look at South Dakota Agriculture

Story by Lura Roti for Land & Livestock

Harvesting with Ag’s Stars connected urban legislators with South Dakota’s farmers this harvest season. Lora Hubbel, District 11 representative, spent several hours in the combine with South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Walt Bones on his family’s farm near Parker, S.D.

Photo by Lura Roti

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“Riding in a combine gives Legislators a great bird’s eye view of what goes on across our state during harvest,” Bones says. “It provides farmers with a captive audience to visit about the state’s number one industry and the challenges or issues it faces.”

Bones came up with the idea for Harvest-ing with Ag’s Stars after leaders from sev-eral of the state’s agriculture organizations listed “public awareness and public educa-tion” in their top seven issues facing South Dakota’s agriculture industry, during the Key Leaders Roundtable held in conjunc-tion with the Governor’s Ag Development Summit, this summer.

“With each generation, a greater per-centage of our state’s population gets further and further removed from the farm. Harvesting with Ag’s Stars is about establishing relationships between legisla-

tors and those in production agriculture and educating urban legislators about the lives and business of South Dakota’s producers,” says Bones, who was among 14 farmers who hosted Legislators during the 2011 harvest.

Colin Nachtigal is a Pierre farmer who participated in the program this harvest. He says connecting with a state legislator was a highlight of the time he shared with Representative Tad Perry.

“It opened up lines of communication that I didn’t have before,” says Nachtigal, 23, who farms with his brother, Jason, dad, Gary, and uncles Don and Dave Nachtigal.

Together, the family raises corn, soybeans and wheat and operates a cattle operation. Nachtigal is responsible for managing 2,700 acres of irrigated corn and soybeans. Colin Nachtigal farms near Pierre. He was one of 14 South Dakota farmers who

had an urban legislator ride in along in their combine this harvest.

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2.9% 4WD TRACTORS95741 R JD 9630T, PS, plug & play, 36” tracks, 550 Hrs ....................... $305,000124102 M JD 8960, 9591 hrs, 24 spd ,1000 pto, 3pt W/QH ........................ $51,000123832 S JD 9200, 24 speed, 20.8 x 42 triples, 6250 hrs, 1000 PTO, auto track ready,

nice ............................................................................................ $95,000102288 S JD 8960, 4 WD 7942 hrs, bare back, 20.8 x 38 60% .................. $56,00099558 S JD 9520 Dlx cab, active seat, 3850 Hrs, 710/70R42 duals 40%, 4hyd ,

power shift, nice shape............................................................ $168,000106156 G 2010 JD 9330, 1200 Hrs, PS,710/70 42 dual,78 gal hyd pump, active seat,

auto track ready ...................................................................... $215,000124747 M JD 9920 PS, 1475 hrs, bare back auto track ready, 710/38 ..... $160,000

2.9 % MFWD TRACTORS 103089 G JD 8530 MFWD, IVT w/ reverser, ILS frt end, 1600 hrs, 480/80R50 70%

420/85R34 frt duals 50%, Plug & play, 60GPM, Active seat, loaded must see ........................................................................................... $208,000

101771 R Case 8920 MFWD, PS,18.4 x 42 duals 50%, 3pt 3hyd, 9000 hrs, clean tractor ........................................................................................ $54,000

103515 M Case 7220 MFWD, PS, 18.4 x 42 duals 60% 3 hyd duals pto, 3pt,7950 hrs. clean unit ................................................................................... $53,000

124038 G JD 8410 MFWD, PS,6200 hrs, 18.4 x 46 duals, 4 hyd 3pt w/ QH, radar, frt fenders, very nice ....................................................................... $94,000

102342 M JD 8230 MFWD, PS, ILS 380/85R354 duals in front, 18.4 x 46 duals, plug & play, 3pt w/ QH, frt fenders, loaded 2950 Hrs....................... $147,000

103519 M JD 4650 MFWD, PS, 20.8 x 38 50% frt fenders 3pt 2hyd, dlx cab .................................................................................................. $30,000125058 G JD 8345R, IVT, ILS frt, 480/80R/50 duals, 480/70R34 frt duals, 1100 hrs,

auto track ready, & much more ............................................... $235,000

2.9% 2 WD Tractors123943 S Case 801-B, 62HP, 3pt, 1 hyd, 540 PTO ........................................$3,800101521 S JD 4640, Quad Range, 3pt w/ QH, 3 hyd, 20.8 x 38 40% 10810 hrs, clean

tractor ........................................................................................ $21,000

2.9% TRACTORS W/ LOADERS 123794 S JD 7410, 6150 Hrs, 2 WD, PQ w/ LH reverser, 3pt 2 hyd, JD 725 loader w/

joystick & bucket & grapple ........................................................................ $49,000103851 M JD 7730 MFWD, IVT w/ LH reverser, 3pt 3hyd, JD 746 loader w/ grapple &

joystick, 3350 hrs ..................................................................... $110,000106152 M 2009 MC Cormick XtX165, WL160 Loader w/ joystick & grapple, 1569

hrs, PS, MFWD, 3pt 3 hyd ........................................................... $85,000105170 S JD 7810 PQ w/ LH reverser, 3pt, 3 yd, MFDW, W/ JD 740SL loader w/

grapple & joystick ....................................................................... $61,00097879 M JD 6200 MFWD PQ, 4507 hrs, 18.4 x 34 55% frt tires new, 2hyd, 3pt, AM

FM, JD 640 loader w/ grapple & joystick ..................................... $47,500106151 M JD 7420 PQ 20 speed w/ LH reverser, 2367 Hrs, 18.4 x 38, JD 741 loader w/

grapple & joystick ....................................................................... $92,000

103655 M JD 7430 MFWD, IVT w/ LH reverser, 3pt 3 hyd, JD 740 loader w/ grapple & joystick 3600 Hrs ..................................................................... $105,000

24 mo 0% COMBINES124389 G 9870 STS, 700 hrs, CC, CM, power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals, loaded & clean ........................................................................................ $287,500124857 S JD 9670STS, 1050 hrs, CM, 20.8 x 38 duals, 22.5’ hi cap auger wide spread

fi n cut chopper, touch set, auto track ready ............................. $180,000102337 S JD 9870STS, CM, touch set, HiCap unload auger 800/70R060%, chopper

w/ power tailboard 923 hrs POWER GUARD INCLUDED ............ $225,500104432 M JD 9760STS, 837 Sep. hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, fi ne cut w/ power tail

board, auto track ready, nice!! ................................................. $192,500106159 R JD 9760STS, 1371 hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, Crary big top auto track ready, yield & moisture, much more .................................................. $156,000123920 M JD 9760 STS, 1020 hrs, auto track ready, 18.4 x 42 duals, fi ne cut chopper, DAS DAM, HH, CC pack ............................................................. $173,500124391 G 9870 STS, 700 hrs, CC, CM, power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals, loaded & clean ........................................................................................ $287,500124390 G 9870 STS, 700 hrs, CC, CM, power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals, loaded & clean ........................................................................................ $287,50090447 R 06 JD 9760STS, Bullet rotor, 1500 hrs, CM, fi ne cut chopper, Dlx header controls, long auger ................................................................... $15,000123917 S JD 9660STS, CM, 20.8 x 38 duals, power cast tail board, hopper ext DAS, DAM, F/A, & more .................................................................... $150,00091136 M JD 9760STS,1300 hrs, CM vari FH, 18.4 x 42 duals Plug & play, CC, bullet rotor, Fine cut, touch set .......................................................... $167,00091151 S JD 9760STS, 1520 Hrs, CM, Dlx header, 20.8 x 42 duals long auger, touch

set, very clean.......................................................................... $149,000104432 M JD 9760STS, 837 hrs, contiur master, 20.8 x 42 duals HI Cap unload, fi ne

cut wide spread w/ Pwr tail board touch set, auto track ready, CC wear pack, sharp!! ............................................................................ $192,500

91571 S JD 9750STS, 2700 Hrs, HD vari feeder house, Dlx header controls 20.8 x 38 duals, long auger, nice ............................................................... $90,000106158 R JD 9760STS,1565 hrs, PRWD, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals fi ne cut chopper, auto

track ready .............................................................................. $158,000123957 G Cat R470, CM, 18.4 x 38 duals, 2317 hrs, HH, Reel control chopper w. chaff spreader ..................................................................................... $59,000124732 G JD 9760STS,1700 hrs, CM, 18.4 x 42 duals, equipped right .... $148,000124693 S JD 9650STS, 3100 hrs, CM 18.4 x 42 duals equipped right ..... $102,000124414 G JD 9770STS, 950 hrs, CM, 18.4 x 42 duals loaded ................... $212,000124698 S JD 9770STS, 575 hrs, CM 20.8 x 38 duals loaded .................... $242,000125027 S JD 9760STS, 1600 hrs, CM, 480/80R/42 duals, hi cap 22.5” auger fi ne cut

w/ power tail board, auto track ready, nice!! ........................... $173,000125099 G JD 9770STS, 975 hrs, CM, 18.4 x 42 duals, Hi Cap auger, CC pack auto track ready, power cast tail board .................................................... $214,000124812 M JD 9770STS, 500 hrs, PRWD,CM, 18.4 x 42 duals, plug & play hi cap auger,

CC touch set, excellent ............................................................. $249,000

125149 S JD 9650STS, 2310 hrs, CM, 800/70R38 singles, fi ne cut chopper, DAS, DAM, F/A very nice ..................................................................... $84,500

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99389 M JD 635F, Comp. fi nger, hi stone dam, DAS, DAM, ...................... $27,500104874 R JD 635F, Comp. fi ngers, F/A, DAS, DAM, SP HU.......................... $33,00092839 M JD 930F, 50 series drives, excellent cond ......................................$9,500123927 S JD 920F, F/A, fi nger reel, nice .......................................................$5,500104806 R JD 635F, Comp fi ngers, F/A DAS, DAM, SP HU............................ $28,000104808 R JD 635F, Comp fi ngers, F/A DAS, DAM, SP HU............................ $33,000104809 R JD 635F, Comp fi ngers, F/A DAS, DAM, SP HU............................ $34,000123941 S JD 930F, DAS, DAM, F/A Sprocket drives .......................................$9,500125841 M JD 635F head, comp fi ngers, single point, F/A DAS DAM ........... $36,000 124849 M JD 930F head W/ crary air reel, F/A, DAS, DAM .............................$9,700125152 S KD930F F/A DAS DAM, HH, multi point, full fi nger auger .......... $16,500

OTHER HEADS123929 S JD 653 All Crop 6 row 30” .............................................................$1,600123931 S JD 212 w/ 5 belt pickup ................................................................$1,650123958 G Mac Don 972 draper header, 36 ft, W/ Cat adaptor................... $23,000124029 M JD 653 All crop head 6 row 30” .....................................................$4,000124047 M Mac Don 960 draper header, 30 ft w/ transport, fi nger reel JD adaptor,

very nice cond ............................................................................ $20,000

CORN HEADS93818 G JD 843, head 30” ..........................................................................$8,000124809 G JD 844, 38” spacing, fl uted rolls ...................................................$5,000105937 M JD 893, fl uted rolls, pto drive lines, hyd deck ............................. $20,000124201 R JD 1290 12row 20”, drive shaft hook up .................................... $21,000105588 M JD 643 low tin oil drive ................................................................$6,000105577 M JD 843 fl uted rolls ...................................................................... $10,00091704 M JD 1290, 20” spacing, 50 series hook up ................................... $14,000123961 M JD 1293 30” fl uted rolls, pto drive line, manual deck................. $24,00091708 R JD 612, 12R30”, Hyd deck, Knife rolls, excellent ........................ $68,000123928 S JD 643 low tin oil bath .................................................................$6,750124684 G JD 608C head, fl uted rolls hyd deck excellent ............................ $47,500 124683 G JD 608C head, fl uted rolls hyd deck excellent ............................ $47,500 124685 R JD 1290 20” spacing fl uted rolls hyd deck, nice ......................... $27,000 125055 M Case 884 head, 36” spacing..........................................................$3,000

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markers, like new ....................................................................... $35,000123859 M JD 1760 12 row 30” w/3 bu boxes, liquid fert w/ tanks & pump, pro drive .................................................................................................. $52,000

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2.9% 4WD TRACTORS95741 R JD 9630T, PS, plug & play,36" tracks, 550 Hrs, ...................$305,000124747 M JD 9420 PS, 1475 hrs, bare back auto track ready, 710/38 .$160,000123832 S JD 9200, 24 speed, 20.8 x 42 triples, 6250 hrs, 1000 PTO, auto track

ready, nice nice ........................................................................... $95,000102288 S JD 8960 4 WD 7942 hrs, bare back, 20.8 x 38 60% ............... $56,00099558 S JD 9520 Dlx cab, active seat, 3850 Hrs, 710/70R42 duals 40%, 4hyd,

power shift, nice shape .............................................................$168,000127005 G JD 8760 24 speed, 3 hyd, 20.8 x 38 duals, dif lock 6450 hrs. . $49,000128021 G JD 9630 PS, 800/70R/38 duals, 1200 hrs, 78 gal,5 hyd, ....$269,000127763 G Case STX275 PS, 480/42 duals, 1000 PTO, 3300 hrs, clean $114,000125506 M Case STX375 PS,1000PTO, 4 hyd, 4350 Hrs. 620R 42 duals $147,500128024 G JD 9530 PS, 2200 hrs, 800/70R/38 80%,78 gal Hyd,

Dif lock .....................................................................................$235,000128025 G JD 9430 PS, 800/70R/38 duals, 5 hyd, 78 gal,1000 PTO .....$245,000128023 G JD 9630 PS,1200 hrs, dif lock, 800/70R/38 duals, sharp ....$270,000

2.9% MFWD TRACTORS127786 R JD 7520 MFWD, IVT w/ LH rev., 18.4 x 42, 3 hyd, 3pt, W/ JD 741 Loader

w/ Grapple & joystick, 6950 Hrs. ................................................. $80,000127994 S JD 7820,PQ 20 speed, LH nrev, 4600 hrs, MFWD, nice .......... $90,000101771 R Case 8920 MFWD, PS,18.4 x 42 duals 50%, 3pt 3hyd, 9000 hrs,

clean tractor ............................................................................... $54,000103515 M Case 7220 MFWD PS, 18.4 x 42 duals 60% 3 hyd duals pto, 3pt, 7950

hrs. clean unit ............................................................................. $53,000103519 M JD 4650 MFWD, PS ,20.8 x 38 50% frt fenders 3pt 2hyd,

dlx cab ........................................................................................ $30,000128034 G JD 8360R IVT w/ RH reverser,ILS,Duals on frt & rear , 5 SUV triple PTO,

3pt, w/QH, fully loaded,1200 hrs ..............................................$248,500128035 G JD 8335R,1250 hrs,IVT w/ RH reverser, frt & rear duals, 5 SUV,s, 3pt w/

QH, fully loaded, very nice ........................................................$238,500126998 G JD 7330 MFWD, PQ W/LH reverser, 18.4 x 38 tires 60% 1320 hrs, loader

ready, nice .................................................................................. $75,000128033 G JD 7230 opern station, PQ w/ LH reverser, 2WD,1720 hrs ..... $43,500

2.9% 2 WD TRACTORS123943 S Case 801-B, 62HP, 3pt, 1 hyd, 540 PTO ...................................$3,800101521 S JD 4640, Quad Range, 3pt w/ QH, 3 hyd, 20.8 x 38 40% 10810 hrs,

clean tractor ............................................................................... $21,000127145 R JD 4430, Quad range, 3pt, 3 hyd, 18.4 x 38 80% .................. $15,000127993 R JD 4440 PS, 20.8 x 38,2 hyd, 3pt ......................................... $24,995

2.9% TRACTORS W/ LOADERS128012 G JD 7430, IVT w/ LH reverser, 3 hyd,3pt,2825 hrs,W/JD 741 SL Loader w/

grapploe & joystick, super sharp...............................................$113,000103851 M JD 7730 MFWD, IVT w/ LH reverser, 3pt 3hyd, JD 746 loader w/

grapple & joystick 3350 hrs ......................................................$110,000106152 M 2009 MC Cormick XtX165 WL160 Loader w/ joystick & grapple,

1569 hrs, PS MFWD, 3pt 3 hyd .................................................... $85,000

127149 S JD 4250 MFWD PS, 3 hyd, 20.8 x 38 95% W/ JD 165 loader w/ grapple & joystick .................................................................................... $39,500

97879 M JD 6200 MFWD PQ, 4507 hrs, 18.4 x 34 55% frt tires new, 2hyd, 3pt, AM FM, JD 640 loader w/ grapple & joystick, .............................. $47,500

127142 R JKD 7520 MFWD,IVT w/ LH reverser, 3 hyd, 3pt,11000 hrs. W/ JD 741 loader w/ grapple & joystick ....................................................... $70,000

127145 R JD 4430 PS,18.4 x 38, 3 hyd, 3pt, ........................................ $15,000

24 mo 0% COMBINES124389 G 9870 STS 700 hrs, CC, CM, power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals , loaded

& clean .....................................................................................$287,500124857 S JD 9670STS,1050 hrs, CM,20.8 x 38 duals, 22.5' hi cap auger wide

spread fin cut chopper,touch set,auto track ready ....................$180,000102337 S JD 9870STS,CM, touch set, HiCap unload auger 800/70R060%,

chopper w/ power tailboard 923 hrs POWER GUARD INCLUDED $225,500104432 M JD 9760STS, 837 Sep. hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, fine cut w/ power tail

board, auto track ready, nice!! ..................................................$192,500106159 R JD 9760STS, 1371 hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, Crary big top auto track

ready, yield & moisture, much more .........................................$156,000123920 M JD 9760 STS, 1020 hrs,auto track ready, 18.4 x 42 duals, fine cut

chopper, DAS DAM, HH, CC pack................................................$173,500124391 G 9870 STS 700 hrs,CC,CM,power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals , loaded

& clean .....................................................................................$287,500124390 G 9870 STS 700 hrs, CC, CM,power cast tail board 20.8 x 42 duals , loaded

& clean .....................................................................................$287,500125149 S JD 9650STS 2310 hrs, CM, 800/70R38 singles,fine cut chopper, DAS,

DAM, F/A very nice ..................................................................... $84,500127148 G JD 9660STS 1950 Hrs, 18.4 x 42 duals 60%, touch set, auto track ready,

CC package, .............................................................................$129,000127825 R JD 9770STS, 450 hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, touch set, CC,

plug & play, ..............................................................................$262,00091151 S JD 9760STS, 1520 Hrs, CM, Dlx header, 20.8 x 42 duals long auger,

touch set, very clean ................................................................$149,000125027 S JD 9760STS,1600 hrs, CM, 480/80R/42 duals, hi cap 22.5" auger fine

cut w/ power tail board, auto track ready, nice!! .......................$173,000127690 s JD 9600 5900 HRS, 30.5 x 32, 20 ft unload, chopper w/ CS .. $35,000124812 M 9770STS 500 hrs, PRWD, CM, 18.4 x 42 duals,plug & play hi cap auger,

CC touch set, excellent ..............................................................$249,000127674 M JD 9870STYS, 600 hrs, prodrive, CM, 5 sd feeder house, 20.8 x 42

duals, 90%,wide spread fion e cut chopper, 26' auger, plug & play, 2 sets convaves, very nice unit ............................................................$270,000

124732 G JD 9760STS,1700 hrs, CM,18.4 x 42 duals, equipped right $148,000127658 R JD 9760STS,1050 hrs, CM, bullet rotor, 20.8 x 42 duals, fine mcut,

touch set, plug & play ...............................................................$167,000124414 G JD 9770STS 950 hrs, CM, 18.4 x 42 duals loaded ...............$212,000127657 R JD 9860STS, 1850 Hrs, CM, 20.8 x 42 duals, fine cut

chopper ....................................................................................$142,000

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99389 M JD 635F Comp. finger, hi stone dam, DAS,DAM, ................... $27,500127716 R JD 930F, 50 series drives, excellent cond .................................$8,00092839 M JD 930F, 50 series drives, excellent cond .................................$9,500127720 R JD 635F, composite, pto drive, hi stone dam ........................ $23,000 104806 R JD 635F, Comp fingers,F/A DAS, DAM, SP HU ....................... $28,000104808 R JD 635F, Comp fingers,F/A DAS, DAM, SP HU ....................... $33,000104809 R JD 635F, Comp fingers,F/A DAS,DAM, SP HU ........................ $34,000123941 S JD 930F DAS, DAM ,F/A Sprocket drives ...................................$9,500127146 S JD 930F F/A DAS DAM .............................................................$4,250 124849 M JD 930F head W/ crary air reel, F?A, DAS,DAM, .......................$9,700127000 G JD 635F composite fingers DAM DAS, F/A single point hu .... $33,000127023 M HD 930F, full finger auger, Crary air reel, in very good cond ....$13,250127656 R Case 1020 Flex head 30 ft, low stone dam, pto hook up ...... $19,500127829 R JD 635F, DAS,DAM,F/A, single point HU, low Dam ............. $28,000127990 R JD 630F, Composite, low stone dam pto hhoup, nice head .. $22,000

OTHER HEADS123958 G Mac Don 972 draper header, 36 ft, W/ Cat adaptor ............. $23,000127440 G 930R 30 ft, fuill finger, bat reelo, F/A, DAM DAS ................... $11,000 124047 M Mac Don 960 draper header, 30 ft w/ transport, finger reel JD adaptor,

very nice cond ............................................................................ $20,000

CORN HEADS127983 R JD 893, fluted rolls, manual deck, pto hook up ..................... $17,000 127987 R 2005 JD 983, knife rolls, hyd deck, pto drives, nice ............. $26,000127430 M JD 893 fluted rolls, pto drive lines, excellent cond ................ $25,000124201 R JD 1290 12row 20", drive shaft hook up ............................... $21,000105588 M JD 643 low tin oil drive ............................................................$6,000105577 M JD 843 fluted rolls, ............................................................... $10,00091704 M JD 1290, 20" spacing, 50 series hook up ............................... $14,000127827 R JD 606C, knife rolls, hyd deck, CM, pto drive line .................. $51,000127001 G JD 612C, non chopping, Hyd decxk fluted rolls, single point . $73,000127003 M Case 1010-20 corn head 20" spacing very nice cond ........... $16,850127995 R JD 893, fluted rolls, manual deck, pto hook up ..................... $17,000 127992 R JD 612C, non chopping, Hyd decxk fluted rolls, single point . $70,000

1.9% USED ROW CROP EQUIP105580 G JD 1760 planter, 12r 30", vac, variable rate, flex frame Liquid fert, down

dawn floating disc row cleaners, ............................................... $63,500106155 G 2009 Case 1200 Planter 8 row 30,liquid fert. In row Yeter row cleaners,

markers, like new ....................................................................... $35,000127761 G Kinze 3600 planter, 16 row 30", liquid fert, rear hitch, Martin closing

wheel, Martin row cleaners, 1.5 BU boxes,nice ........................... $42,000123706 S 1770 CCS 24 row 30", Dry fert. ...........................................$120,000123762 G JD 1770CCS 24 x 30", vari rate, dry fert, martin c row cleaners, setup for

1910 cart ..................................................................................$138,500

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ROSCOE, SD 57471

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SCOTT 605-281-6000 KALEB 605-281-6002

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SELBY, SD 57472

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POTTER COUNTY IMPL.30965 US HWY 212

GETTYSBURG, SD 57442

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1.9% USED ROW CROP EQUIP 123918 S JD 1770 24 row 30”, 3Bu boxes, max merge Plus HD down force, dawn

row cleaners, liquid fert .............................................................. $65,000123706 S 1770 CCS 24 row 30”, Dry fert. ............................................... $120,000123762 G JD 1770 CCS 24 x 30”, vari rate, dry fert, martin c row cleaners, setup for

1910 cart ................................................................................. $138,500123764 G JD 1770 CCS 24 x 30”,vari rate, dry fert, martin W/ row cleaners, setup for

1910 cart ................................................................................. $138,500106172 M Kinze 3700 24 row 30”, 3 bu, markers, lDawn row cleaners, liquid fert .................................................................................................. $72,500124039 G JD 1770 CCS 24 row 30”, variable rate dry fert, set up to pull 1910 JD cart

behind, draw bar hitch, clean .................................................. $135,000123942 M JD 1770 16 row 30” liquid fert w/ tanks & pump, put down w/ keetens,

dawn row, cleaners spike closing wheels, nice cond .................. $42,500123790 M JD DB 90 Buer bar 24 row 30” CCS planter w/ liquid fert down ketons, vari

rate & drop tube 2” off center row cleaners, must see ............. $150,000124858 S JD 7200 8 row 38” vac max merge 3, Dawn row cleaners, dry fert, herb &

insect .............................................................................................$4,500

1.9% USED SEEDING EQUIP 98796 M JD 1890 45 ft 7.5” spacing, 350 tow behind, .......................... $102,000123854 M JD 1860 W/ 1910 270 bu tow behind, alll run blockage vari rate, 45 ft 7.5”

spacing ....................................................................................... $89,000104141 G JD 19895 43 ft 10” spacing, w/ JD 1910 430 tow behind ........ $178,500124041 G JD 1895 Air drill w/ 1910 430 tow behind, 43 ft 10” s ............. $154,000124214 R JD 1850 air seeder 42 ft 7.5” spacing w/ 1900/ 270 tow between cart, all

run blockage............................................................................... $60,000124143 S Case IH 5000 no til drill 20 ft. 7.5” spacing, W/ liquid fert w/ tanks &

pump .......................................................................................... $19,950106085 S JD 1890 W/ 1910 tow behind 42 ft 7.5” spacing ..................... $129,000106154 S 1860 w/ towbehind cart, 42 ft all run blockage 7.5” spacing, cart is 3 tank .................................................................................................. $72,000105959 M JD 1890 47 ft. w/ 1910 tow behind cart, nice cond .................... $80,000123834 G JD 1860 42 ft 7.5” spacing w/ 270 tow between 1900 cart ........ $65,000123992 R JD 1890 w/ 350 Bu tow behind, 7.5” spacing, Vari rate, duals on cart,

primary blockage 42 ft ............................................................ $115,000124220 R JD 1890 air seeder, 42 ft 7.5” spacing, 1910 350 bu tow behind cart, all

run blockage............................................................................ $117,000123891 G JD 1890 42 ft, 7.5” spacing w/350 JD 1900 tow behind cart, duals on the

cart .......................................................................................... $129,000123831 S JD 1890 42 ft 7.5” spacing w/350 tow behind 1900 all run blockage, nice

cond .......................................................................................... $92,000124040 G JD 1895 Air drill w/ 1910 430 tow behind, 43 ft 10” s. ............ $142,000124767 M JD 1895 43ft 10” spacing w/430 1910 towbehind cart ........... $160,000

USED MISC. 105966 M JD 740 SL loader w. grapple, 7000 series mounts .........................$9,50087696 M MDS, single bale fork for 740 loader ................................................. $450123930 S Case 550 spreader, like new .........................................................$2,750

124007 M Kinze 1040 grain cart w/ tarp & scale, very nice ....................... $31,000105172 R (24) Martin row cleaners, JD 1790 Mts, ....................................$4,500105181 M J&M 1325 grain storm walking tandems, scale & tarp .............. $48,000102694 G JD 740 Loader w/ Grapple , Mid HYD, 7000 mounts ...................$8,900124696 S JD 590 PT swather, 25 ft 1000 pto good cond ..............................$3,500124686 S Lorenz HD 1629 stack mover Walking tandems, nice shape .... $16,500124397 M Richardton 700 dump box w/ roof & opener, good cond ............$5,200125386 S Brandt Drive over hopper conveyer 20” belt hyd drive ............ $11,400125019 G Brent 1084 Grain cart w/ tarp & scale ....................................... $41,000125178 R Farm King 13 x 85 swing hopper hyd lift, new cond. ................ $13,200124845 G Brent 1084 Grain cart w/ tarp & scale ....................................... $39,500124844 M Maurer 38 ft header trailer, very nice cond ..............................$6,500

2.9% USED HAY EQUIPMENT 123895 G JD 568 Baler, loaded w/ 4000 bales.......................................... $35,00099139 G JD 567 540 pto, mega tooth, hyd PU, variable core ................... $27,00095520 G JD 568 6500 bales, 540 pto mega tooth, push bar .................... $28,50094144 M JD 568, Mega wide, surface wrap, push bar, vari core, 11,300 bales .................................................................................................. $26,250104321 G Case MC1216 mower cond, 16 ft, 1000 pto .............................. $14,300105579 S NH BR780 Baler, auto tie, Hyd PU lift, kicker ..............................$9,500104317 M NH 1475 18 ft, swing tounge, 1000 pto ..................................... $11,000103664 M JD 568 baler surface wrap, mega tooth, vari core, slip clutch .... $29,500123896 G JD 568 Baler, loaded w/ 4000 bales.......................................... $35,000106166 R JD 567 Baler, mega tooth, 1000 pto, push bar ......................... $15,500124045 M JD 567, 1000 pto, surface wrap, push bar, mega tooth .............. $17,500123956 G JD 566 Baler, 540 pto, push bar ................................................ $10,500124699 M NH H1750 Mower conditioner 16 ft, 540 PTO Rubber rolls ....... $24,500125064 G NH 688 Baler, 540 pto, kicker, Hyd tie .........................................$9,500

2.9 % USED FORAGE 124027 M JD 666R forage head 30” very good cond .................................. $17,500124768 M JD 4720 PT forage Harvester, 200HP rated w/ 4500 Kemper 4 row 30”

head, in excellent cond ............................................................... $14,500 124808 M JD 3RRC head in excellent cond 30” .............................................$4,500 125148 S JD 2RRC head 38” spacing ............................................................$3,250

2.9% SP SPRAYERS Self Propelled123720 G JD 4710 w/90” boom 800 gal SS tank, 3850 hrs ..................... $102,000124215 R JD 4710 800 gal , 90 ft boom, Hyd tread adj, 3 nozzels 3833 hr, greenstar

display ........................................................................................ $84,000123747 G 4930 900 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ........... $250,000123763 G 4930 1000 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ......... $244,000123761 G 4930 1000 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ......... $244,000123740 G 4930 1200 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ......... $220,000122121 G 4730 255 hrs, w/100 ft boom 800 gal SS tank, loaded ............ $204,900123757 G 4930 1650 hrs, w/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ......... $189,000123758 G 4930 2000 hrs, w/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ......... $178,000123759 G 4930 2000 hrs, w/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ......... $178,000123726 G 4730 1200 HRS, w/100 ft Boom 800 Gal SS tank .................... $162,000

123734 G 4930 2050 Hrs, w/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank, loaded ....... $185,000123724 G 4730 395 hrs, w/100 ft boom 800 gal SS tank, loaded ............ $194,000123722 G 4730 1850 Hrs, w/ 90 ft Boom, 800 Gal SS tank, loaded ......... $157,000123743 G 4930 2200 Hrs, w/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank, loaded ....... $193,000123721 G 4720 1975 hrs, w/90 ft Boom, 800 Gal SS tank ....................... $140,000123720 G 4710 3850 hrs, w/90 ft Boom, 800 Gal SS tank ....................... $102,000

AMS PRODUCTS99287 R JD 0900PC ITC, receiver-SF1 ........................................................$1,150123995 R ATU 100 universal steering wheel ................................................$1,500124195 R Itc receiver SF1 ...........................................................................$1,500124396 S 1800 display, no activations ........................................................$1,100

LAWN & GARDEN 86091 M Walk behind Greens Mower, w/ grass catcher, grooved front roller .....................................................................................................$2,800104811 R JD 717A mower 48” commercial, Zero turn ..................................$4,500105952 G White ZT5000 Zero turn mower, 23 HP 50” deck .........................$1,300123998 S JD F525 mower w/ 38” deck 17HP ...............................................$1,450105708 G JD 727A Commerical mower 9 hrs, like new 54”deck ...................$7,000123898 G JD 997 Comm. Mower w/ 72” deck 31HP like new .................... $17,500124213 R Snapper zero turn w/ 44” deck ..................................................$1,900106163 R JD 265 Lawn tractor w/46” deck & 42” snow blower .................$1,400106164 R JD LX265 w/ 42” deck ...................................................................$1,100124015 S JD STX 38 13 HP w/ 38” deck ............................................................ $700124705 G JD F687 zero turn 60” deck, 23HP 649 hrs ....................................$6,750124692 S JD 445 Lawn tractor 60” deck hydro, 950 hrs ................................$3,500

PULL TYPE SPRAYERS104876 R Best Wat 1200, 90 ft booms, 1200 gal, 18.4 x 42 radar, marker, raven

450 control, 3 nozzels, nice ........................................................ $22,000106162 R Summers Ultimate 1500 gal, 90 ft boom, wind guard .......... $19,000124037 G Summers Ultimate sprayer 1500 gal. 90 ft booms .............. $17,000124706 M Summers 1500 gal, 90 ft Booms raven monitor, 18.4 x 38 ...... $13,000

USED TILLAGE124043 M Sunflower 1443 35 ft 4 secton flex disc, rock flex standards, 3 bar har-

row, 9” spacing 23 1/2” blades ................................................... $38,500124705 G Model 94 Summer 48 ft Harrow, good cond ............................$5,000

USED FEEDING EQUIPment98630 M Knight 3160 Reel mixer w/ scale, excellent ........................... $30,000104880 R BJM 4616T Mixer wagon w/ scale...............................................$5,500125222 M Knight 4090 Mixer wagon, 900 CU ft. w/ scale & tandem trailer, 4 auger discharge, excellent cond. .......................................................... $45,000

SKID STEER - ATV-TRAILERS98303 S Yamaha 700 Rhino 4X4, 860 miles tilt bed very nice .................$8,750103507 R Polaris 700XP 4 x 4 bed lift, 426 hrs, Rops, nice ..........................$7,000104883 R Polaris 700 ranger, bed tilt, frt windshield ................................$9,500124199 R Honda Big Red 4x4, automatic, bed lift, rear hitch ....................$8,500125201 G 2010 JD 328D, 120 hrs, Cab , air heat, 2 speed, like new .......... $39,500

1.9% USED ROW CROP EQUIP123764 G JD 1770CCS 24 x 30", vari rate, dry fert,martin W/ row cleaners, setup

for 1910 cart .............................................................................$138,500106172 M Kinze 3700 24 row 30", 3 bu, markers, lDawn row cleaners,

liquid fert ................................................................................... $72,500124039 G JD 1770 CCS 24 row 30",variable rate dry fert, set up to pull 1910 JD

cart behind, draw bar hitch, clean ............................................$135,000123790 M JD DB 60 Bauer bar 24 row 30" CCS planter w/ liquid fert down ketons,

vari rate, & drop tube 2" off center row cleaners, must see .......$150,000

1.9% USED SEEDING EQUIP 98796 M JD 1890 45 ft 7.5" spacing, 350 tow behind, ......................$102,000123854 M JD 1860 W/ 1910 270 bu tow behind,all run blockage vari rate, 45 ft

7.5" spacing, .............................................................................. $89,000104141 G JD 19895 43 ft 10" spcing, w/ JD 1910 430 tow behind .....$178,500124041 G JD 1895 Air drill w/ 1910 430 tow behind, 43 ft 10" s. .......$154,000124214 R JD 1850 air seeder 42 ft 7.5" spacing w/1900/ 270 tow between cart,all

run blockage, ............................................................................. $60,000124143 S Case IH 5000 no til drill 20 ft. 7.5" spacing, W/ liquid fert w/ tanks &

pump ......................................................................................... $19,950106085 S JD 1890 W/ 1910 tow behind 42 ft 7.5" spacing ................$129,000106154 S 1860 W/ towbehind cart, 42 ft all run blockage 7.5" spacing,cart is 3

tank ........................................................................................... $72,000105959 M JD 1890 47 ft. w/ 1910 tow behind cart, nice cond .............. $80,000123834 G JD 1860 42ft 7.5" spacing w/ 270 tow between 1900 cart ......$65,000124220 R JD 1890 air seeder, 42 ft 7.5" spacing, 1910 350 bu tow behind cart, all

run blockage ............................................................................$117,000123891 G JD 1890 42 ft, 7.5" spacing w/350 JD 1900 tow behind cart, duals on

the cart.....................................................................................$129,000123831 S JD 1890 42 ft 7.5" spacing w/350 tow behind 1900 all run blockage,

nice cond .................................................................................... $92,000124040 G JD 1895 Air drill w/ 1910 430 tow behind, 43 ft 10" s. .......$142,000124767 M JD 1895 43ft 10" spacing w/430 1910 towbehind cart ......$160,000 86894 R JD 1890 40 ft w 1910 cart tow behind 7.5" spacing ...........$119,000 127828 R JD 1850 air drill w/ 787 tow between tank, 7.5" SPACING .... $43,500 128037 G JD 1895 W/ 1910 430 bu tow behind cart,10" spacing ........................... 18.4 x 38 duals on cart, variable rate, very nice .......................$135,000128036 G JD 1895 W/ 1910 430 bu tow behind cart, 10" spacing .......................... 18.4 x 38 duals on cart, variable rate, very nice .......................$140,000127953 R JD 1590 No til drill w/ dry fert, 20 ft. 7.5"pacing, excellent .. $35,000127760 G Case SDX30 air seeder, 10" mspacing, 240 tow behind cart, 30 ft,

dry fert ....................................................................................... $59,000127715 G JD 1895 W/ 1910 430 bu tow behind cart, 10" spacing 18.4 x 38 duals

on cart, variable rate, very nice.................................................$155,000127438 M JD 1895 43 ft 10" spacing W/ JD 1910 340 tow behind cart .....$135,000

USED MISC.105966 M JD 740 SL loader w. grapple, 7000 series mounts ................... $9,50087696 M MDS, single bale fork for 740 loader ............................................ $450124844 M Maurer 38 ft header trailer, very nice cond, ..................... $6,500127025 G Westfeild 13 x 91 swing auger, very clean .......................... $15,500

105172 R (24) Martin row cleners, JD 1790 Mts, ...................................$4,500105181 M J&M 1325 grain storm walking tandems, scale & tarp ......... $48,000102694 G JD 740 Loader W/ Grapple, Mid HYD,7000 mounts ............... $8,900124845 G Brent 1084 Grain cart w/ tarp & scale................................. $39,500127762 G Redball 1700 Fert tank, plumbed to pull behind planter ... $16,000124397 M Richardton 700 dump box w/ roof & opener, good cond ...... $5,200125386 S Brandt Drive over hopper conveyer 20" belt hyd drive ....... $11,400125019 G Brent 1084 Grain cart w/ tarp & scale................................. $41,000127025 G 2009 Westfeild 13 x 91 swing hopper, excellent cond ....... $15,500127996 M NH 185 Manure spreader, very nice cond, tandems, slop gate ........$9,000125631 R Unverferth 6500 grain cart 650 BU. 14000 pto, tarp ......... $15,900127685 M Maurer 30 ft header trailer, excellent .....................................$4,500128000 M J & M 750 grain ncart, 30.5 x 32, tarp, very clean ................. $15,500127444 M Richardton 700 dunp box w/ rook, good shape .................... $8,000

2.9% USED HAY EQUIPMENT123895 G JD 568 Baler, loaded w/ 4000 bales ...................................... $35,00099139 G JD 567 540 pto, mega tooth, hyd PU, variable core............... $27,00095520 G JD 568 6500 bales, 540 pto mega tooth, push bar ................ $28,50094144 M JD 568, Mega wide, surface wrap, push bar, vari core,

11300 bales ............................................................................... $26,250104321 G Case MC1216 mower cond, 16 ft, 1000 pto, ....................... $14,300105579 S NH BR780 Baler, auto tie, Hyd PU lift, kicker...........................$9,500104317 M NH 1475 18 ft, swing tounge, 1000 pto ............................... $11,000103664 M JD 568 baler surface wrap, mega tooth, vari core, slip clutch, .... $29,500123896 G JD 568 Baler, loaded w/ 4000 bales ...................................... $35,000106166 R JD 567 Baler, mega tooth, 1000 pto, push bar ...................... $15,500124045 M JD 567, 1000 pto, surface wrap, push bar, mega tooth, ........ $17,500123956 G JD 566 baler, 540 pto, push bar, ........................................... $10,500124699 M NH H1750 Mower conditioner 16 ft, 540 PTO Rubber rolls ... $24,500125064 G NH 688 baler, 540 pto, kicker, Hyd tie ......................................$9,500125637 R JD 567 mega tooth, 1000 pto push bar, hyd PU .................... $17,000125507 S JD 956 Mo Co 2 pt hitch, Impeller, 1000 pto hyd tilt ............. $31,500127773 G JD 567, twine wrap, hyd pu, push bar .................................. $16,500127662 M JD 567, surface wrap, mega wide PU, 1000 pto, push bar .... $16,000127683 S NH 664, twine wrap, 1000 pto, kicker, auto wrap .................... $8,000

2.9 % USED FORAGE124027 M JD 666R forage head 30" very good cond ............................ $17,500124808 M JD 3RRC head in excellent cond 30" ........................................$4,500 125148 S JD 2RRC head 38" spacing ......................................................$3,250

2.9% SP SPRAYERS Self Propelled123721 G 4720 1975 hrs, W/90 ft Boom, 800 Gal SS tank .................$140,000124215 R JD 4710 800 gal, 90 ft boom, Hyd tread adj, 3 nozzels 3833 hr,

greenstar display ........................................................................ $84,000123743 G 4930 2200 hrs, W/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank, loaded ...$193,000123763 G 4930 1000 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ....$244,000123761 G 4930 1000 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ....$244,000123740 G 4930 1200 hrs w/120 ft boom 1200 gal SS tank, loaded ....$220,000122121 G 4730 255 hrs, W/100 ft boom 800 gal SS tank, loaded .......$204,900123757 G 4930 1650 hrs, W/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ....$189,000

123758 G 4930 2000 hrs, W/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ....$178,000123759 G 4930 2000 hrs, W/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank loaded ....$178,000123726 G 4730 1200 hrs, W/100 ft Boom 800 Gal SS tank .................$162,000123734 G 4930 2050 hrs, W/120 ft boom 1200 Gal SS tank, loaded ...$185,000123724 G 4730 395 hrs, W/100 ft boom 800 gal SS tank, loaded .......$194,000123722 G4730 1850 Hrs, W 90 ft Boom, 800 Gal SS tank, loaded ........$157,000

AMS PRODUCTS99287 R JD 0900PC ITC, receiver-SF1 ...................................................$1,150123995 R ATU 100 universal steering wheel ...........................................$1,500124396 S 1800 display, no activations ..................................................$1,100127677 G 2600 display ..........................................................................$3,700127678 G 2600 display ..........................................................................$3,700

LAWN & GARDEN86091 M Walk behind Greens Mower, w/ grass catcher, grooved

front roller .....................................................................................$2,800104811 R JD 717A mower 48" commercial, Zero turn .............................$4,500105952 G White ZT5000 Zero turn mower, 23 HP 50" deck ................... $1,300123998 S JD F525 mower w/ 38" deck 17HP .........................................$1,450105708 G JD 727A Commerical mower 9 hrs, like new 54" deck ............. $7,000123898 G JD 997 Comm. Mower w/ 72" deck 31HP like new ............... $17,500124692 S JD 445 Lawn tractor 60" deck hydro, 950 hrs ...........................$3,500106163 R JD 265 Lawn tractor W/46" deck & 42" snow blower ..............$1,400124015 S JD STX 38 13 HP w/ 38" deck ...................................................... $700124705 G JD F687 zero turn 60" deck, 23HP 649 hrs ...............................$6,750

PULL TYPE SPRAYERS106162 R Summers Ultimate 1500 gal, 90 ft boom, wind guard ..... $19,000124037 G Summers Ultimate sprayer 1500 gal. 90Ft booms, ........... $17,000124706 M Summers 1500 gal, 90 ft Booms raven monitor, 18.4 x 38 ..... $13,000

USED TILLAGE124705 G Model 94 Summer 48 ft Harrow, good cond ...........................$5,000 127441 G JD 335 Disc, 32 ft, 9" spacing, ................................................$3,800

USED FEEDING EQUIPMENT M Meyerink 480 Mixer wagon w/ scale, excellent cond ......... $29,500125222 M Knight 4090 Mixer wagon, 900 CU ft. w/ scale & tandem trailer,

4 auger discharge, excellent cond. .............................................. $45,000127147 M Meyer 6624 Chuck wasgon w/ tandam trailer, scale, 3 beaters

like new...................................................................................... $28,000

SKID STEER - ATV-TRAILERS127681 S Land Pride 4420ST, 4 x 4 tilt bed, frt windshield ................. $4,500127140 G Bobcat 763,64" bucket, Aux hyd, ....................................... $17,500104883 R Polaris 700 ranger, bed tilt, frt windshield ............................$9,500124199 R Honda Big Red, 4x4, automatic, bed lift, rear hitch ..............$8,500125638 R Honda Big Red,4x4, automatic, bench seat ..........................$8,500125629 G Artic Cat XTX 700 4x4, Rops w/ windshield ...........................$7,000127803 G Bobcat S300, 85 hrs, yes only 85 hrs, 2 speed, cab,heat hyd quick tach,

foot controls, like new cond ........................................................ $35,500

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Eagle Butte Co-op Feed & RanchEagle Butte Co-op

Feed & Ranch Store“Serving Eagle Butte

area since 1949”Hours: Monday-Friday

7:30AM - 5:30PM8-12pm Sat.

Closed Sunday

Seed • Feed-Fertilizer • Chemical • Livestock Equipment Vet Supplies • Vaccines • Creep Feed Cake • Minerals Real-Tuff Panels • Sioux Gates • Railroad Ties • Water TanksTire Repair • Tires • Wheel Alignments

West Highway 212,Eagle Butte, SDC-Store Hours:Open Mon.-Sat. 6AM - 9PMand Sundays 7AM-6PM

Visit Our New Feed Mill, Store, And Drive-On Scale Along Highway 212 Just East Of Eagle Butte Co-Op Ampride!

Elevator Manager: Boyd Stambach

Phone: 605-964-2225Email: [email protected]

General Manager: Kathy Fischer

Phone: 605-964-2227Email: [email protected]

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“It was my plan all along to return to the farm after I graduated from college, says the 2010 South Dakota State University agriculture business major. “I spent the summers managing this farmland when I was in high school and during college. I really love this place.”

Rep. Tad Perry says spending a day harvesting with Nachtigal gave him a great opportunity to become familiar with today’s farming practices. Perry didn’t grow up on a farm, but did spend time on his wife’s family’s farm when he was younger. He says a lot has changed.

“This was a great opportunity put myself in a farmer’s shoes for a few hours and see what today’s farming operation is like,” Perry says. “Today’s farming operations are big business. It’s not like the small family farm I was familiar with.

“I was impressed by Colin, and how significant his skill and knowledge set is and how important those skills are to him being able to operate this complex family farm that is really a piece of the international economy,” he says.

A retired executive director of the South Dakota Board of Regents, Perry serves constituents in Stan-ley, Hughes and Sully Counties. Like Nachtigal, he appreciates the networking opportunity Harvesting with Ag’s Stars provided to him.

“Every legislative issue comes to me in a little dif-ferent framework. When I address the issues, I rely on my experience and knowledge base. After this experience I have a more clear perspective of today’s production agriculture and know I can contact Co-lin if I need insight,” Perry says.

Bones says the 2011 Harvesting with Ag’s Stars program is just the beginning.

“This is just the first step. I’d like nothing better than to get legislators out on ranches and hog and dairy farms,” Bones says. “We have such a long way to got to get people in positions of influence know what those of us in agriculture are doing and why we’re doing it.”

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Mitchell Farmer Harvests Corn & Pheasants

Like many South Dakota farm kids, Paul Hetland, 44, grew up hunting.

“I started out hunting with my dad and then began hunting with friends. Pheasants are just one of the natural resources on our farm that we have and enjoy,” says Hetland, who farms corn, soybeans and winter wheat with his brother, Mark, on their farm northwest of Mitchell.

When the opportunity arose for him to return to his family’s farm in the late 90s, Hetland and his brother, Mark, decided to capitalize on this natural re-source to supplement their farm’s income and opened Hetland Hunting Haven in 2000. Hetland came up with the idea while he was working in Denver, Colo., as an accountant.

“I took for granted the hunting and fishing opportunities that we had grow-ing up – they were always available,” Hetland says. “It seemed that anyone I met, once they realized I was from South Dakota, they immediately associated me with pheasant hunting. That made an impression that maybe this would be something to get into if I ever returned to the farm.”

The first year the brothers converted an unoccupied farmhouse into a bunk-house, talked to a friend about guiding hunts, and hung up a few fliers around town. Since that time, word of mouth

has lead to Hetland Hunting Haven hosting about six hunts and 100 hunters each year.

Although operating a hunting lodge and a large family farm comes with its challenges, Hetland says there are many synergies created between the two enter-prises

“Pheasants have been a part of the land-scape in this area since I was young – it’s always had healthy pheasant popula-tions,” Hetland says. “It made sense to us to use acres of marginal land that our cattle used, when we had cattle, and make that into productive hunting land by planting a few food plots.”

Over the years Hetland has increased the number of food plots on his land, put in tree belts for additional habitat and en-rolled other marginal acres in Conserva-tion Reserve Programs. He also noticed pheasants using his winter wheat acres.

“We’ve definitely noticed that the birds like to nest there and seem to like the stubble in late summer and early fall,” Hetland says.

“Hetland Hunting Haven is diversifica-tion – it’s another line of business that helps us utilize marginal acres,” he says.

During harvest the brothers rely on a friend they hired as a fulltime guide to run the hunting operation.

“Farm work is first,” Hetland says.

Paul Hetland (left), 44, a Mitchell, S.D., farmer decided to capitalize on their

land’s pheasant resource to

supplement their farm’s income and

opened Hetland Hunting Haven in

2000.

Story by Lura Roti for Land & Livestock - Courtesy Photos

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BROOKINGS, S.D. - The recent confirmation of bovine tuberculosis in a beef herd in Hutchinson County by the South Dakota Animal Industry Board presents an opportunity for cattle producers and others to review important aspects of this uncommon animal disease, according to SDSU Extension Veterinarian Russ Daly.

“While tuberculosis in U.S. cattle is very uncommon now compared to when eradication efforts began in 1917, the disease still shows up periodically. State officials investigated tuberculosis in two South Dakota herds in early 2010. As will be done with the current case, the 2010 cases were extensively investigated by the

South Dakota Animal Industry Board,” said Daly. “Because of quick, effective action on the part of state and federal officials, South Dakota was allowed to keep its ‘TB-Accredited-Free’ status.”

“Bovine tuberculosis is a long-term, slowly developing disease of cattle. Its incubation time ranges from months to years. Most often, infected cattle will show little to no outward signs of infection,” Daly said. “When signs are present, they will often be vague, such as weight loss, depression, and sluggishness.”

“Transmission of tuberculosis between animals occurs when

susceptible animals are in close contact with respiratory secretions or aerosols from infected

animals. Close contact is necessary for transmission;

the infection is not considered to spread easily between cattle

separated by any distance,” he said.

Cases of bovine tuberculosis are usually diagnosed on the basis

of tell-tale abnormalities found on slaughter inspection. Tuberculosis in live cattle is diagnosed using the caudal fold test, where a small dose of tuberculin is injected into the skin around the tail and subsequent swell-ing around the injection site indicates infection. When infected animals are identified, state and federal officials trace them back to their herd of origin and work to identify other infected herds that may be associated with the infected animal.

Tuberculosis also occurs in people, however the bacteria that usually infects humans is Mycobacterium tu-berculosis, which is different than the bacteria causing bovine tuberculosis (Mycobacterium bovis).

“Every year there are cases of human tuberculosis reported in South Dakota-an average of 15 cases per year over the past five years. But these cases are due to the human bacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and have nothing to do with tuberculosis in animals,” said

Daly, who also serves as State Public Health Veterinarian.

Bovine tuberculosis can be transmitted to other species such as wildlife and humans, and as such, does present a slight public health concern. However, people would have to be in very close contact with infectious animals in order for transmission to occur.

“The general public is protected from bovine tuberculosis by the federal and state meat inspection system identify-ing TB in slaughtered animals. In addition, cooking and pasteurization will easily kill the bovine tuberculosis bacteria in meat and milk,” he said.

“Transmission of bovine tuberculosis to and among wildlife has been signifi-cant to the ecology of the disease in certain areas. For example, in Michi-gan, white-tailed deer are considered to be significant in the persistence of bovine tuberculosis in certain areas of that state. As with people and cattle, close contact is necessary for transmis-sion,” Daly said.

Although surveillance for tuberculosis in wildlife in South Dakota has not shown the disease to be a problem in the state, hunters are always encour-aged to look for abscesses or other suspicious lesions and report unusual findings to the SD Game, Fish, & Parks Department.

For more details about tuberculosis, refer to SDSU Veterinary Extension at www.sdstate.edu/vs/extension, or the South Dakota Animal Industry Board at http://aib.sd.gov

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BROOKINGS, S.D. - Th e South Dakota 4-H Dairy Judging Team recently com-peted at the National Dairy Judging com-petition held in conjunction with World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisc., Oct. 3.

Th e South Dakota team consisted of the top four individuals from the state compe-tition held during the South Dakota State Fair on Sept., 4. Team members included: Kayla Harringa, from Deuel County; Gina Wolles, from Moody County; Pattie Berkner, from Grant County and Sam Jarman, also from Grant County. Jodi Knutson, from Deuel County and Wayne Jarman, from Grant County led the team.

Th e South Dakota team participated in practice judging and visited several dairy farms on Oct. 2 and Oct. 3rd.Th ey also toured the National Dairy Shrine and Nasco, Wisc. Th e team visited the fol-lowing dairy farms: Cozy Nook Farm, Waukesha, Wisc., Mapleton Valley Farm Oconomowoc, Wisc., Scholten Dairy Lake Mills, Wisc., Ocean View Wisconsin of Deerfi eld, Wisc., Hoard's Dairy Farm of Fort Atkinson, Wisc., and Sunshine Genetics, Inc of Whitewater, Wisc.

Over 100 individual 4-H members competed in the Oct. 3 national contest. Th e South Dakota team re-

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for placing seventh in Holsteins.

Two individuals from the team placed in

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the Holstein breed; and Wolles placed

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Th e team and coaches would like to thank

everyone who made this trip possible.

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BROOKINGS, S.D. - The U.S. EPA has proposed a new rule which could increase the amount of information owners of concentrated animal feeding operations report.

The new rule is referred to as the concen-trated animal feeding operations (CA-FOs) 308 rule, under a settlement with the Natural Resources Defense Council, Waterkeeper Alliance and the Sierra Club.

The rule was published Oct. 21, in the Federal Register. It is currently in the 60-day comment period.

“If this proposed ruling becomes law, it could impact South Dakota livestock pro-ducers. We strongly encourage everyone to become involved in the process,” said Erin Cortus, SDSU Extension Air Qual-ity and Waste Management Specialist. “The window of time in which producers’ comments can make a difference is short. Don’t wait.”

Key points of the new proposed rule: The proposed rule is an information col-lection rule, and would not change which CAFOs need NPDES or Surface Water Discharge permits in South Dakota.

EPA’s proposal would require CAFOs to provide five elements of basic information which include: facility contact informa-tion, production area location, whether the CAFO has a NPDES or Surface Water Discharge permit, the number and type of animals at the CAFO and the number of acres available for land application of manure, litter, and process wastewater.

CAFO owners and operators ultimately would submit information through an online form.

The proposal contains two options re-garding which CAFOs would be required to submit information to the EPA. One option would require every CAFO in the United States to report this information to EPA, unless states with authorized NPDES programs choose to provide this information on behalf of the CAFOs in their state. The second option would require CAFOs in “focus watersheds” that have water quality concerns associated with CAFOs to report information to EPA.

EPA will take comment on both options as well as alternative approaches to gather information. The proposed rule, a fact sheet and common questions and answers about the rule can be found at: http://cfpub.epa.gov/npdes/afo/aforule.cfm. The comment period closes December 20, 2011. The EPA plans to take final action on this proposal by July 2012.

How to CommentIndividuals can provide comments to the EPA in multiple ways - online, email, fax, mail or courier. Specific instructions are available on the EPA website. If you have any questions contact Erin Cortus, SDSU Extension Air Quality and Waste Man-agement Specialist at 605-688-5144, or [email protected]; or contact Kent Woodmansey, with the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources, (605) 773-3351 or [email protected].

Comment Period Now Open for New CAFO Reporting Rule

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SDSU Extension Professionals Recognized by National Association of Extension 4-H Agents

BROOKINGS, S.D. - SDSU Extension professionals were recognized for their contributions to South Dakota youth during the National Association of Exten-sion 4-H Agents (NAE4-HA) conference held in Omaha, Neb., Oct. 24-28.

SDSU Extension specialists recognized with the NAE4-HA Excellence in Team-work Award for the project “Kids Take ‘Stock’ in Science and Agriculture include: Jessica Eikmeier, Kadoka; Amy Rans, Spearfish; Rebecca Poelstra, Sturgis; Tana Clark, Rapid; City; Penny Nester, Kidder County, North Dakota; Robin Salver-son, Buffalo; LaDonna McKnight, Rapid City; Tiffany Meyer, Rapid City; Deb Rombough, Spearfish; and Sheila Snyder, Rapid City.

Jodi Loehrer of Watertown was recognized with the Achievement in Service Award. Marilyn Rasmussen of Brookings received the Distinguished Service Award. Steven E. Munk of Dell Rapids received the Meritorious Service Award and the 25 Years of Service Award.

NAE4-HA is a professional’s organization for those dedicated to promoting, strengthening, enhancing and advocating for the 4-H youth development profes-sion. It is one of the largest professional associations for youth development work-ers with a diverse membership of nearly 3,600 youth development professionals.

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CUCCAPITAL UNIVERSITY CENTERSDSU Hosts 2011 Sioux Falls

Organic Agriculture Conference Dec. 5 & 6BROOKINGS, S.D. - The 2011 Sioux Falls Or-ganic Agriculture Conference will be held at the Ramkota Hotel in Sioux Falls on Dec. 5 and 6. Partners in sponsoring the event include; SDSU Extension and the USDA's Integrated Pest Manage-ment (IPM) and Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education programs.

"We're including a strong lineup of speakers and guests for the conference. Along with organic producers we encourage anyone who is interested in organic agriculture to consider attending the conference," said Peter Sexton, SDSU Plant Sci-ence professor and one of the conference organiz-ers. "We always put an emphasis on research-based information blended with farmer experience. In this year's conference we are trying to focus more

on adding value to crops by considering specialty varieties, on-farm processing, dairy production and vegetable production. Of course weed control is always an issue, so we have included presentations on some of the latest technologies being developed for organic agriculture. Organic production in the U.S. has expanded greatly over the last 10 years and we expect this trend to continue, so all these issues are relevant."

The conference includes presentations on weed control; on-farm processing of oilseeds for feed and fuel; vegetable production and marketing. There will be two tracks at the conference, one focused more on agronomy and livestock, and the other focused more on horticulture.

On Dec. 5, Bob Quinn, a Montana farmer who has built a large enterprise producing a specialty wheat variety, will present the keynote address. This will be followed by Chris Blanchard, an Iowa farmer, who will address values and opportunities in the local foods marketplace. Themes of Dec. 5 include adding value to crops and food safety regulations in direct marketing.

One way to add value to organic crops is through feeding them to organic dairy cattle. The confer-ence will include a presentation on the potential for expansion of organic dairies in South Dakota.

On Dec. 6, the agronomy session will include pre-sentations on flaming for weed control, strategies for weed control and parasite lifecycles in cattle.

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Th e horticulture session will include presentations on marketing vegetables and on major insect pests of vegetables.

Speakers include organic farmers, extension special-ists, educators and researchers from South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. In addition, there will be opportunities for farmers to share ideas and discuss issues during panel discussions at the end of each session.

To view a complete conference agenda visit

http://www.sdstate.edu/ps/extension/ipm/organi-cagcon.cfm .

Th e conference begins Dec. 5 at the Best Western Ramkota Hotel, 3200 W. Maple St., Sioux Falls. Registration is $40 for those who sign up on or before Nov. 15. At-the-door registration is $55 and one-day registration options include $40 for Dec. 5 only or $25 for Dec. 6.

To register for conference, send payment and con-tact information to Peter Sexton, Box 2207A, Plant Science Department, SDSU, Brookings, SD 57007. For more information contact Sexton at 605-688-6179.

Organizers have reserved a block of rooms for con-

ference attendees at the host hotel. While rooms are

available, participants can receive the group rate at

the Best Western-Ramkota Hotel by making reser-

vations before Nov. 14. Ask for the "SDSU Organic

Agriculture Conference," rate. Call the hotel directly

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BROOKINGS, S.D. - Th e recent, state-wide Extension reorganization brings new programming opportunities to South Dakota's Federally Recognized Tribal Extension Programs (FRTEP).

Although their offi ce locations, person-nel and the services they provide did not change Oct. 24, when SDSU Extension underwent a state-wide restructuring to comply with state budget cuts, South Dakota FRTEPs are taking advantage of the new iGrow online service as well as the learning communities introduced through the new SDSU Extension reor-ganization.

Because FRTEP is funded by federal

grant dollars, the 10 percent state budget cuts set by the Legislature and Gover-nor Daugaard earlier this spring do not impact them.

"We want to remind those we serve that the recent reorganization will not impact how we operate, but it will enhance the programming we off er," said Rachel Lindvall, SDSU Extension Field Spe-cialist, Community Development, who works out of the FRTEP offi ce on the Rosebud Reservation.

A service she is eager for community members to become familiar with is the iGrow online educational platform developed by SDSU Extension to deliver

information over the internet 24-7.

"Distance is a big issue out here. iGrow provides users with information at their fi ngertips anytime, anywhere," Lindvall said. "Digital divide challenges have been big news in Indian Country for a long time, but smart phones are helping to alleviate this for many community mem-bers. We're seeing an increasing number of people accessing information this way. Th e iGrow format works well on smart phones."

Th e FRTEP offi ces work to help pro-vide expanded information literacy and greater Internet accessibility to those who do not have access in their homes;

at the Rosebud offi ce they have extended their offi ce hours to include at least one evening each week for community members to use FRTEP computers to both access the internet and learn more about Extension resources available to them online.

FRTEP serves three South Dakota Reser-vations

Lindvall also says the regional focus brought on by the new reorganization will enhance the programs FRTEP of-fi ces off er on the Rosebud Reservation, Pine Ridge Reservation and the Chey-enne River Reservation.

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Considering the unique needs found within tribal communities, and tailor-ing traditional Extension programs to fit those needs, FRTEP Field Specialists offer programs in 4-H and Youth Development, Agri-culture, and programs that focus on building financial assets and stability, while at the same time evaluating entrepreneurship opportu-nities.

"Our office has oper-ated within the community structure of the reservation since 1991," Lindvall said. "Although our programs are similar to traditional Extension programs, they are modified to serve the unique needs found within tribal communities."

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