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Area Hay Auction ResultsDyersville Sales Co. Inc.

Dyersville, IowaOct. 25, 535 tons

Large SquaresGood $77.50-112.50/tonFair $62.50-72.50/tonStraw $25/baleMixed $105-112.50/ton

RoundsPremium $102.50/tonGood $65-87.50/tonFair $57.50-70/tonUtility and wet hay $20-50/tonNew seeding $62.50-72.50/tonMixed $75-85/bale

563-422-5355West Union, IA

563-864-7417Postville, IA

United-Suckow Dairy SupplyContact Dave or Jay

For more information and a free consultation contact:

Voluntary Milking System

Rock Valley Hay Auction Co.Rock Valley, Iowa

Sept.6, 61 loadsSmall Squares

Grass $215/ton

Large Squares1st crop $150-235/ton2nd crop $190-230/ton3rd crop $210/tonGrass $95-180/ton

Large Rounds2nd crop $245-265/tonGrass $110-175/tonMixed $220/tonCornstalks $85-105/tonWheat straw $105/tonStraw $75-100/tonBean straw $65/ton

SEPT. 4TH SALE407 HEAD SOLD

COLORED FINISHED STEERS

Starbuck 1,338 2 116.00St. Joseph 1,483 3 114.50Foley 1,345 1 114.00Grey Eagle 1,403 3 114.00South Haven 1,205 1 113.00Avon 1,156 4 112.50Foley 1,285 1 112.00St. Joseph 1,373 3 112.00Albany 1,420 3 111.00Bowlus 1,280 1 110.00Grey Eagle 1,080 1 110.00St Augusta 1,205 1 110.00St. Cloud 1,148 3 110.00Starbuck 1,455 1 110.00St Augusta 1,060 6 108.00

SLAUGHTER COWSAlbany 1,500 1 87.00Paynesville 1,810 1 85.00Upsala 1,415 1 85.00Albany 1,825 1 82.50Sauk Centre 1,270 1 82.50Willow River 1,757 3 82.50St. Joseph 1,550 1 82.00Paynesville 1,510 1 81.50Sauk Centre 1,440 1 81.50Sauk Rapids 1,490 1 81.50Melrose 1,675 1 80.50St. Joseph 1,475 1 80.50Albany 1,890 1 80.00Freeport 1,570 1 80.00Sauk Centre 1,285 1 80.00Freeport 1,490 1 79.50Foley 1,100 1 79.00Melrose 1,565 1 79.00Willow River 1,405 1 79.00Freeport 1,510 1 78.50Freeport 1,600 1 78.50Princeton 1,880 4 78.50Melrose 1,450 1 78.00Sauk Centre 1,535 1 78.00Melrose 1,490 1 77.50Richmond 1,575 1 77.50Avon 1,345 1 77.00Eden Valley 1,043 2 77.00Royalton 1,620 1 77.00Willow River 1,690 1 77.00Willow River 1,645 1 77.00Hinckley 1,230 1 76.00

Albany, MN EASY Access off Co. Rd. 10 So. of I-94 Greg Supan, Manager 320-249-5221/cell phone Lonnie Ritter, Assistant Manager, order/buyer 320-293-5311/cell phone

Central LivestockAssociation

A Company of Genex Cooperative, Inc.www.crinet.com Albany, MN,

Toll Free 800-733-6828 Phone 320-845-2000

Hinckley 1,460 1 76.00Paynesville 1,400 1 76.00Princeton 1,560 1 76.00Sauk Centre 1,465 1 76.00St. Joseph 1,525 1 76.00Foley 1,385 1 75.50Willow River 1,150 1 75.50Freeport 1,250 1 75.00Sauk Centre 1,265 1 75.00Avon 1,120 1 74.50Burtrum 1,460 1 74.50Melrose 2,070 1 74.50Richmond 1,380 1 74.50Richmond 1,375 1 74.50Pierz 1,210 1 74.00Rice 1,800 1 74.00Freeport 1,425 1 73.50Sauk Rapids 1,290 1 73.50Foreston 1,405 1 72.50Melrose 1,505 1 72.50Rice 1,480 1 72.50Hinckley 1,312 3 72.00Willow River 1,300 1 71.00Hinckley 1,270 1 70.00Hinckley 1,410 1 70.00Princeton 1,480 2 70.00Rice 1,520 1 70.00Richmond 1,085 1 70.00St Augusta 1,275 1 70.00St Augusta 1,065 1 70.00Melrose 1,325 1 69.00Sauk Centre 1,405 1 68.50Freeport 1,190 1 68.00Albany 1,240 1 67.00Melrose 1,135 1 65.50Albany 1,250 1 65.00Freeport 1,280 1 65.00

FINISHED HOLSTEIN STEERS

Starbuck 1,504 7 108.50Belgrade 1,390 6 107.50Melrose 1,499 9 107.50Albany 1,483 4 107.00Little Falls 1,573 4 107.00Paynesville 1,655 2 107.00Belgrade 1,468 7 106.50Foley 1,535 1 106.50Freeport 1,577 10 106.50Melrose 1,345 3 106.50Paynesville 1,503 4 106.50Sauk Centre 1,335 4 106.50Bowlus 1,520 1 106.00

Belgrade 1,341 11 105.75Farwell 1,433 23 105.50Kimball 1,307 5 105.50Melrose 1,407 5 105.50Melrose 1,550 5 105.50Randall 1,436 5 105.50Clara City 1,321 4 105.00Starbuck 1,502 9 105.00Albany 1,389 7 104.75Bowlus 1,703 6 104.50Kimball 1,403 17 104.50Paynesville 1,352 5 104.00Clear Lake 1,390 3 103.50

SEPT. 6 SALE606 HEAD SOLDBULL CALVES

Albany 123 2 185.00Holdingford 110 1 185.00Little Falls 95 1 185.00Albany 155 1 175.00Osakis 103 11 175.00Willow River 115 1 175.00Melrose 145 1 170.00Villard 110 1 170.00Albany 98 2 165.00Albany 105 1 165.00Albany 120 1 165.00Melrose 110 4 165.00Sunburg, 121 7 165.00Paynesville 95 1 160.00Sauk Centre 107 3 160.00Swanville 106 4 160.00Freeport 110 1 155.00Melrose 110 1 155.00Sauk Centre 90 5 155.00Little Falls 118 6 150.00Willow River 107 3 145.00St Stephen 110 1 140.00Freeport 92 3 135.00Hawick 99 5 135.00Foley 100 2 125.00Pierz 101 7 125.00Rice 140 1 125.00Sauk Centre 95 1 125.00Freeport 95 1 120.00Sauk Centre 95 1 120.00Melrose 94 4 115.00Albany 95 1 110.00Osakis 98 2 110.00Paynesville 100 2 110.00

NEXT FEEDER SALE: WED., SEPT. 12NEXT DAIRY SALE: FRI., SEPT. 21

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Congratulations to Christine. We are honored to have Christine represent Stearns County, and the entire dairy industry in Minnesota. Congratulations Christine Reitsma of Sauk Centre

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Stearns CountysFirst Princess Kay of the Milky WayFIRST DISTRICT ASSOCIATION

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We are Proud to have Christine Reitsma as Minnesotas newest Princess Kay of the Milky Way

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These Businesses are happy to have you represent our state! The Princess Kay of the Milky Way program is sponsored

by the Midwest Dairy

Association

Congratulations to Christine. We are honored to have Christine represent Stearns County, and the entire dairy industry in Minnesota. Congratulations Christine Reitsma of Sauk Centre

From the Stearns County ADA and the countys dairy farmers

Stearns CountysFirst Princess Kay of the Milky WayFIRST DISTRICT ASSOCIATION

Would like to congratulate Christine Reitsma,

the 59th Princess Kay of the Milky Way

Christine Reitsma, 59th Princess Kay of the Milky Way, is pictured with her family, (from left) Renae, Mitchell, Carolyn, Paul, Joe, Michelle and Katie.


SEE US FOR ALL YOUR SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT NEEDS320-248-2236 - Sauk Centre, MN

[email protected]

www.roastedbeans.com1-877-738-2326

KLC FARMS ROASTED SOYBEANS


MODERN FARM EQUIPMENTSAUK CENTRE, MN

320-352-6543 Hwy. 71 SouthStore Hours: Monday-Friday 8-5, Saturday Seasonal

PIERZ, MN(formerly Morrison County Tractor & Equipment Inc.)

320-468-2161 Hwy. 27 WestFARM RAISED.

www.modernfarmequipment.com

Good Luck on your reign as 59th Princess Kay of the Milky WayWe are proud to have you represent Minnesotas Dairy Farmers!

40625 State Hwy. 28 Just West of Hwy. 71 Sauk Centre, MN

Jon Stein 320-352-5762 1-800-342-2697

CENTRE DAIRY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY INC.

CONGRATULATIONSChristine!

3/4 Miles West of the Downtown Stoplights on Sinclair Lewis Ave.

in Sauk Centre, MN320-351-2227

Congrats Christine!

Enjoy your year ahead!

www.prairielakescoop.com

AGRONOMY - ENERGYGRAIN MARKETING

Elrosa 320-697-5566

We are proud of you

Christine!

KLS IMPLEMENT INC.

Elrosa, MN 56325 320-697-5544


Feed Co.320-243-440123477 St. Hwy. 4Lake Henry, MN

Congrats &

Best WishesChristine!

GenexFarm Systems

A subsidiary of Cooperative Resources International

Milking1-800-636-5581

Farmstead1-800-247-0012

Congratulations Christine!Have a great year as

Princess Kay of the Milky Way!

DAIRYLAND SUPPLY INC.

320-352-3987 1-800-338-6455SAUK CENTRE

OFF I-94 ON THE CORNER OF HWY. 28 & 71

SOUTH

CongratsChristine!We are proud to have you represent Minnesota!

Sauk Centre320.352.5211 Long Prairie

320.732.2133 Pelican Rapids218.863.6688


www.mn-bank.comSauk Centre 320-352-5211 Long Prairie 320-732-6612www.mnnationalagency.com

Insurance Is Our Business

Congratulations

Princess KayCHRISTINE

REITSMA


Glencoe 320-864-5571Howard Lake 320-543-2170

Stewart 320-562-2630St. Cloud 320-252-2010

Glenwood 320-634-5151Sauk Centre 320-352-6511Alexandria 320-763-4220Paynesville 320-243-7474Princeton 763-389-3453

We Carry Precast Bunker Silo Walls, Precast Concrete Feed Bunks & Fenceline Feeders, Cattle Or Hog Slatted Floors

WORMSLumber & Ready Mix Inc. New Munich Sauk Centre Long Prairie 320-837-5288320-256-4638

320-352-2841 320-732-6452

Were proud of you

Christine!Best

wishes!

Gertken Dairy Sales & Service

Distributor of Bio-Vet Products - Notch Equipment on handPhone (320) 597-2207 Cell (320) 249-8237

www.gertkendairysales.comemail: [email protected]

CONGRATULATIONS CHRISTINE!

PORTABLE CATTLE CROWDING TUB SYSTEM WITH SCALE READY FLOOR - NOW ROAD LEGAL WIDTH!

For-Most Manual & Automatic Head Gate Available

Display lot in Albany, MN North side of I-94

WATER FOUNTAINS GALLAGHER SCALES CALF HUTCHES & SHELTERS CORRAL PANELS SELF STANDING PANELS WINDBREAKS SKID LOADER ATTACHMENTS

CATTLE CHUTES & HEADGATES DAIRY & BEEF SEMEN & SUPPLIES CREEP FEEDERS & SELF FEEDERS FEEDER WAGONS

We are Proud to have Christine Reitsma as Minnesotas newest Princess Kay of the Milky Way

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SE MN SILO EQUIPMENT

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We BUY, SELL, TRADE used dairy equipment and milk tanksWE SPECIALIZE IN USED DAIRY EQUIPMENT.Milking machine equipment, bulk milk tanks and cooling equipment. Give us a call, we will be glad to help you with

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NEXT BRED DAIRY SALE

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For more information phone: Office 507-825-3306

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 2012OPEN DAIRY HEIFER SALE RESULTS FROM AUGUST 16, 2012

14 Hfr calf, 184 lbs. $325.00 hd 4 Hfrs, 109 lbs. ...... $250.00 hd 1 Hfrs, 115 lbs. ...... $225.00 hd 4 Jer Hfr, 89 lbs. .... $200.00 hd 1 Hfrs, 75 lbs. ........ $135.00 hd1 Hfr, 345 lbs. ........ $400.00 hd 3 Hfr, 240 lbs. ........ $310.00 hd 3 Jer hfr, 192 lbs .... $300.00 hd 2 Hfr, 143 lbs ........... 275.00 hd

15 Hfr, 840 lbs ........... $114.50 2 Red hol hfr, 543 lbs $114.00 4 Hfr, 534 lbs .............. $112.50 6 Hfr, 589 lbs .............. $112.00 5 Hfr, 812lbs .............. $110.00 4 Hfr, 396 lbs .............. $104.00 2 Hfr, 608 lbs ............... $95.00 2 Hol-X hfr, 473 lbs ....... $85.00

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SALE SCHEDULE

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Dairy Recipes2/3 cup sour cream1/3 cup salad dressing1 Tbsp onion1 Tbsp parsley3 drops of Tabasco sauce1/2 tsp Worcestershire sauce2 tsp dill weed1 tsp seasoned salt Mix all of the ingredients and chill. Serve with assorted vegetables. This tastes better if you make it the night before and let it chill.

Dill Dip for Vegetables

1-8 oz package of cream cheese1 16 ounce container of sour cream1 pkg of dry taco seasoning1 small jar of taco sauceLettuce, tomatoes, cheddar cheese, black olives, onions Mix the dry taco seasoning, sour cream and cream cheese together in a large bowl. Spread this in the bottom of a cookie sheet pan. Over this mix-ture spread the jar of taco sauce, then add the lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, black olives and what ever else you like on your taco. Serve with small Tostito Chips. This is my oldest son's, Marcus, fa-vorite item for me to bring to family get togethers.

Taco Dip

Ranch Potatoes

8 red potatoes1 cup ranch dressing1 cup sour cream1 cup shredded cheddar cheese1/4 cup bacon bitssalt to taste Cut potatoes into cubes and boil until done, using salt in water for taste. Mix sour cream, dressing, bacon bits and 1/2 of the cheese. Stir into drained potatoes. Spoon mixture into a 9x13 pan and sprinkle with remaining cheese on top. Bake at 350 for 15 to 20 minutes, until potatoes are bubbly. I usually double this recipe because they never last long at our house or if I take them somewhere for potluck.

Hamball

1-8 oz package of cream cheese1/4 cup Hellmans mayonnaise2 cups ground ham2 Tbsp. of parsley1 tsp onion1/4 tsp dry mustard1/4 tsp hot sauce Beat the cream cheese and mayon-naise until smooth. Stir in the remain-ing ingredients. Cover and chill for several hours. Place on a serving plat-ter and enjoy with Ritz Crackers. This is always a family favorite at the Hinkeldey's at Christmas time.

Breakfast Egg Bake1 large bag of frozen shredded hashbrowns14 eggs2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese2 cups of ham cubed1 container of whipping creamSalt and pepper to tasteMay also add green peppers or on-ions if you like Break the eggs into a large bowl and whisk until all the eggs are well mixed. Add the hashbrowns, ham,

salt, pepper and other ingredients as you like. Pour into a greased 9x13 pan and then pour the container of whip-ping cream over the top making sure all is evenly distributed. Put in the fridge over night. In the morning turn your oven on to 350 and bake for about an hour or until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean. You can also make this egg bake with sausage. Just make sure you cook the sausage before you add it to the egg bake.

Recipes provided by Angela Hinkeldey, 130-cow dairy,

Windom, Minn.

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30-DAY REGIONAL OUTLOOK

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

7-DAY FORECAST FOR CENTRAL MINNESOTA

7-DAY FORECAST FOR SE MINNESOTA/NE IOWA

WEEK AHEAD TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK

WEEK AHEAD PRECIPITATION OUTLOOK

DAIRY STAR WEATHER OUTLOOK AccuWeather.com

SATURDAY

Mostly sunny and delightful

71/7544/48

SUNDAY

Mostly sunny and nice

73/7751/55

MONDAY

Mostly sunny, breezy and pleasant

79/8356/60

TUESDAY

Sunny

80/8457/61

WEDNESDAY

Mostly sunny with a t-storm

possible

77/8147/51

THURSDAY

Sunny

78/8250/54

FRIDAY

Sunshine with a shower in the

afternoon

80/8451/55

SATURDAY

Mostly sunny and pleasant

65/7139/45

SUNDAY


68/7443/49

MONDAY


70/7653/59

TUESDAY

Mostly sunny with a t-storm

possible

75/8154/60

WEDNESDAY

Cloudy with a shower possible

65/7147/53

THURSDAY

Brilliant sunshine

72/7850/56

FRIDAY

Cloudy

72/7851/57

SATURDAY

Mostly sunny and pleasant

64/6844/48

SUNDAY


69/7345/49

MONDAY


71/7553/57

TUESDAY

Sunny

78/8258/62

WEDNESDAY

Variable clouds with a t-storm

possible

71/7548/52

THURSDAY

Times of clouds and sun

73/7754/58

FRIDAY

Periods of rain

76/8056/60 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 2012

Warmer-than-average weather has continued across the region during the last 30 days. Temperatures have been anywhere from 1 to 3 degrees above the average in most locations. Meanwhile, rainfall amounts have generally been a little below the seasonal average. As summer fades into autumn over the next 30 days, a subtle shift in the weather pattern should occur across the Upper Midwest. This shift will promote tem-peratures that will be closer to the average. The threat of the fi rst frost and freeze of theseason will exist in many spots, especially early in October. Precipitation totals are likelyto end up close to average throughout the region during the second half of September and fi rst part of October.

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