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Ag InsiderPages 6-7

Just Thinking Out LoudPage 32

The Next Generation

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NutritionistPage 34

Ramblings from the

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FIRST SECTION Pages 1, 5 New farm equipment rules on WI roadsPages 15 - 16 From Our Side of the FencePage 23 Rural RootsPage 25 Knowing why cows die is a valuable toolPage 26 Boylen OverPage 28 Fan selection and maintenancePage 29 Crossbreeding Implications for dairy cow fertility, survivalPage 31 Shedding for the weddingSECOND SECTION Page 7 Making Cents of DairyPage 9 Dairy in the SuburbsPage 10 The Mielke Market WeeklyPage 11 Dairy MarketsPage 12 Iowa hay auction results

Page 18 Plainview Milk Products suffers rePage 23 Mid-American hay Auction ResultsPages 24-26 DHIA resultsPage 27 Crop and Weather ReportsPage 28 CROPP celebrates twenty-six years in businessPage 30 Dairy RecipesTHIRD SECTIONPage 6 Keeping silage losses low starts at harvestPages 8 - 9 Raising replacements rightPages 12 - 13 Annual crops help ll grazing gapsPages 17 - 19 Some Udder StuffPages 20 - 21 Dairy CalendarPage 22 People in the Dairy CommunityPages 23 - 27 Classi eds

Contents

Century farm tells story of

Yurkovich family heritage

Pages 38 - 39

Women in Jeans: Sherrie Freund

Page 37

A day in the life of the

Nelson familyPages 16 - 17

Second Section

A new type of class for World Dairy ExpoPages 12 - 13

Franks milks cows as high school senior

Pages 3, 6Second Section

Koopmeiners back on dairy farm after time in the seminaryPages 35 - 36

Dairys Star Youth:Megan and Matt StrussPage 20

Hauser family effort leads to outstanding SCC levelPages 18, 20

SDSU holds scholarship, awards banquetPage 5Third Section

La Farge

St. Olaf

Lake CityDurand

Willard

New Prague

McGrath

Sleepy Eye CourtlandBrookings

St. Francis

Kerkhoven

Kids Corner: The HoefsPages 4 - 5Second Section

On-farm creamery adds value Pages 14 - 15

Second Section

Bergs bring New Zealand twist to dairy farming

Pages 2- 3Third Section

Bull, Rother enjoy being Wabasha

County dairy royalty despite not having dairy backgrounds

Page 10Third Section

Beckmans build new barn, install robotic milkersPages 10 - 11

Osseo

Kostkas manage land, care for cows,

make products on organic dairy

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When do you think youll get in the eld?

A) How many acres do you have and how do you plan to use those acres? B) How will last years crop year affect this years cropping plans for

your dairy? C) How have the crops youve planted in your career changed and why

did you make those changes? D) When do you think youll get in the eld? Explain. E) How do you think this years growing season will go? F) Whats the earliest and latest youve ever got in the eld? G) Tell us about your farm and plans for your dairy this year.

Art HoffmanTheilman, Minn. Wabasha County 125 cowsA) We farm 200 tillable acres, which includes 90 acres of corn, 46 acres of oats seeded with alfalfa and 64 acres of estab-lished hay. B) I dont think last year will affect this

years crop. Im just worried about running out of hay. C) All of our machinery wore out and didnt get re-placed, so now about 90 percent of our eld work is custom hired. We used to make all wet corn, but with the number of cows and the limited acres we have, we now use it for corn silage or earlage. We also now make balage out of oats instead of dry bales. The al-falfa is now mostly haylage, and not as much dry hay as it used to be. This will also be the second year we plant winter rye. We hope to chop it to use for the youngstock. We will plant corn after the winter rye has been taken off the elds. There isnt a lot of land in the area to rent or buy so we have to get the most out of the few acres we have. D) Hopefully by the week of April 28 we will be in the eld. We have clay ground and a lot of hillsides. We cant get on those areas too fast. E) I hope it warms up and stays warm. I hope weve gotten through the drought cycle. Theres plenty of moisture out there. We can hope for a good year.F) The earliest was in 2012 when we started planting in late March. It went from one extreme to the next because last year, 2013, was the latest. We didnt start planting corn until June 8.G) My wife, Karen, and I have a daughter, Amanda, and a son, Tyler. We have one part-time milker, Becky Gilsdorf. This year we plan to build a heifer shed and bring all our heifers home. For the past 20 years, our heifers have been custom raised.

Tim PieperLonsdale, Minn. Rice County 420 cowsA) We have 966 acres and plan to have 591 acres of corn, 133 acres of oats and alfalfa, 129 acres of established al-falfa and 113 acres of soybeans. B) It hasnt really af-

fected it that much. All the acres of alfalfa we have were seeded last year. About 50 acres we will take off a rst crop and then plant corn (those 50 acres were counted as corn acres in the questions above). Half of our alfalfa last year was affected by winter kill. Right now, were feeding more corn silage and soy hulls. We had a lot of carryover feed from 2012 so thats what saved us. C) Since I rst started farming, corn has changed. There were no BT traits, roundup ready gene or root-worm traits. Now corn has all three of these traits. This new corn yields a little higher and the standabil-ity is a little better. I also dont have to use as much insecticide. We are also planting soybeans this year, which we didnt do last year. We might look into roasting our own versus buying.D) Hopefully, by about April 21 we will be in the elds at least to plant oats and then go right into corn. Its just about dry enough now. A few of our neighbors have planted their oats. E) Hopefully it will go better than last year. It all de-pends on what Mother Nature decides to give us. The alfalfa is starting to look nice. F) The earliest weve been in the eld was in the early 2000s when we were planting oats by March 26 and we injected manure by the end of February. The elds were dry by then. Last year was de nitely the latest. We had 240 acres of corn planted by May 17, but we didnt nish until July 3. G) I farm together in partnership with my parents, Ray and Bridget, along with ve of my siblings Chrissy Duhme, Brian, Nick, Dan and Tracy. I have two sisters, Beth and Maize, who dont work on the family farm and two other sisters, Maria and Em-ily, who are still in school. We raise all our heifers and bulls are sold at two weeks. This winter, we just got done building a calf barn for animals from two months old to about seven months old. This summer, we are going to build a bunker for earlage. Next year, we are going to look into the possibility of a different parlor.

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Aaron NelsonRichland Center, Wis.Richland County215 cowsA) This year, we willhave about 1,050 acres of crops. We will haveabout 500 acres of corn,200 acres of soybeans,35 acres of winter wheat and 315 acres of alfalfaor an alfalfa/grass mix.

B) Last year, we had a lot winterkill in our alfalfa elds, resulting in a lot more seeding done. This year,our alfalfa looks pretty good so far, so we will prob-ably seed less alfalfa this year. Last years hay makingwas tough. The weather didnt cooperate very well to get a good-quality forage. Hopefully, we can get abetter crop made this year.C) We started planting soybeans about 12 years ago.By planting soybeans it allows us do more rotating on our corn-on-corn acres. We started planting winter wheat about ve years ago. The winter wheat givesus some straw to bed calves, some grain to sell, and aplace to spread some manure in midsummer. We have seeded Roundup Ready alfalfa for the last two sea-sons. We really like this because we have been able to get three good-quality cuttings in the seeding year. All of our corn is now Roundup Ready some triple stackor Smart Stax. It allows for an easy herbicide cleanuppass if it is needed later. D) We did some chisel plowing last week, and then the rain came. I hope we can seed our alfalfa the week of April 21. We will probably wait until sometimearound May 1 to plant corn.E) Well, right now we are off to a slow start, with the cold daytime temps and low ground temperature. Wejust received a wet, rainy weekend of about 4.5 inches of rain. Before that, the soil was pretty dry. Subsoilmoisture seems to be low. The alfalfa elds are juststarting to green up, so the hay crop will probably bea little later than usual. F) Two years ago we were seeding alfalfa the last week of March, had the manure pit all pumped out,and were just waiting to start planting corn. I cantremember when we havent at least started seeding alfalfa by April 20. Doesnt look like well be able have the manure hauled out until after April 25, so itkind of looks like this will be the latest.G) I farm in partnership with my brother and parents, and my wife, Holly. We have 185 cows being milkedtwice a day in a double- ve, auto ow parlor. Themilk cows are kept in sand-bedded freestalls. Our drycows are also in sand-bedded freestalls, with a bed-ded pack area for calving. We just recently installed the CowScout program in the herd. We really like the program for helping us catch cows in heat that were previously missed. We are also looking into doingsome updating with milking equipment in the parlor this year.


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4116 Hwy. 80 S.Platteville, WI

JUST IN!Used Patz V620 TMR Mixer


FOR 60 MONTHSOR CHOOSE CASH BACK!*O%

S A L E S E V E N T

Stop By One Of These New Holland Dealers For Details...

ADKINS EQUIPMENT INC.

DETROIT LAKES, MN

FRANZEN SALES& SERVICE

FORT ATKINSON, IA

MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT

SAUK CENTRE & PIERZ, MN

MELROSEIMPLEMENT INC.

MELROSE, MN

SCHLAUDERAFF IMPLEMENT

LITCHFIELD, MN

A & C FARM SERVICE INC.

PAYNESVILLE, MN

TRUEMAN-WELTERS INC.

BUFFALO, MN

WERNERIMPLEMENT

VERMILLION, MN

TIMMER IMPLEMENT INC.

PEASE, MN

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*For commercial use. Offer subject to CNH Industrial Capital America LLC credit approval. See your New Holland dealer for details and eligibility requirements. Depending on model, a down payment may be required. Offer good through June 30, 2014, at participating New Holland dealers in the United States. Offer subject to change. Taxes, freight, set-up, delivery, additional options or attachments not included in price. 2014 CNH Industrial Capital America LLC. All rights reserved. New Holland Agriculture is a trademark registered in the United States and many other countries, owned by or licensed to CNH Industrial N.V., its subsidiaries or af liates. CNH Industrial Capital is a trademark in the United States and many other countries, owned by or licensed to CNH Industrial N.V., its subsidiaries or af liates.

GET IN. GET READY. GET ROLLING! This offer ends June 30, 2014. Stop by for details or visit readytoroll.newholland.com

Nows the season to save on hay and forage equipment thats built New Holland SMART. We have everything you need to get Ready to Roll, including O% FINANCING* for FIVE YEARS or choose cash back on just about every new model:

Roll-Belt round balers Small square balers Large square balers Haybine mower-conditioners Discbine disc mower-conditioners Speedrower self-propelled windrowers MegaCutter triple mower-conditioners Pull-type forage harvesters

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