May 2009

Dairy Mixers

Product Review

New Delivery Box Handles Distiller Grains

MMI’s New Delivery Box Handles Distiller Grains
MMI announces a new line of delivery boxes designed to handle high concentrations of distiller grains. The new design addresses the stock industry’s on-going problems feeding dense, sticky distiller grains to their feeder cattle. While cost effective and high in nutrients, the grains cause problems by plugging equipment, leading to lost labor time and uneven feedout.

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Fluorescent Premium Area Light

Fluorescent Premium Area Light by Lithonia Lighting®

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QuickBayt® Spot Spray

Bayer Animal Health
Is pleased to announce the launch of the QuickBayt® Spot Spray in smaller, more economical and convenient 24 fluid ounce spray bottle. This new size is great for smaller operations. The refillable 24 fluid ounce bottles contain three ounces of the powerful active ingredient imidacloprid in a dry powder that mixes easily with water for more efficient distribution. Users simply spray the product directly onto surfaces where house flies tend to rest, both indoors and outdoors, treating places conventional granular baits cannot reach.

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Easy On Tail Lights

Easy On Tail Lights: Magnetic, wireless tail lights are Terry Stiles’ solution to the frustration of trying to maintain conventional lights on his equipment and trailers.
“Repairing or replacing broken tail lights on farm equipment and boat trailers used to be an ongoing headache for me and many people I know,” the Malta Montana rancher says. “With the repair time and replacement costs involved, I knew there had to be a better way, so I spent 2 ½ years designing and perfecting these portable, magnetic lights.”

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National Dairy Board’s 25th

It’s the silver anniversary of the National Dairy Promotion and Research Program . . . but even its supporters acknowledge these are not golden times for dairy producers.
“I think 90% of the dairy producers in the nation are dipping into their equity to stay afloat right now,” says Joe Lyon, a dairyman from Toledo, Iowa. “At this price per hundred pounds of milk, very, very few, if any, are making any money, paying their feed bills, their vet bills and everything. It’s tough, and it’s part of the whole economy…the dairy industry’s in a crisis right now.”
 

Replacement Heifers

 
For the last five years, production of milk replacement heifers has been on the rebound in the United States. But US born replacements may decline in coming years, for the same reason they’ve been rising, Canada, long prohibited from supplying the US dairy cow market, is back in business. Imports of Canadian breeding cattle were barred on May 20, 2003, the day the Canadian Food Inspection Agency revealed a native-born cow had tested positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy, better known as mad cow disease.

Scott Auction

 
Scott Auction brings the information on the Coolidge Dairy Liquidation Auction to you. Here at the American Dairymen.
LOADERS - TRACTORS: 2006 Cat TH460B telehandler, cab loaded, 4x4 w/quad steer & leveling syst, out riggers, extra long reach lift in place, 3300 hrs, dirt bucket, pallet forks & Miller Mfg. sq. bale grapple spike offered seperatly), very good, poor tires
 
2005 Cat 950G articulating loader, Cab, AC/Heat, 9' bucket, 11,500 hrs, good condition  
1998 Cat 938G articulating loader, Cab, AC/Heat, 9' bucket, 12,500 hrs, good condition