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The Border Watch : October 25th 2013
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• SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Jubilee Highway East, Mount Gambier Opposite Blue Lake Sports Park. Phone (08) 8725 2022 NOW OFFERING Radiator & Airconditioning sales & repairs 24 OnTh eLand A Ruralco Partner EXCLUSIVE LIVE EXPORT ORDERS HOLSTEIN HEIFERS China Specs - Subject to blood test and pedigree info Pregnant Post Sept 1 Delivery Late Dec/Early Jan Target Weigh 400kg+ $1700.00 for AI sexed backed up to Holstein $1500.00 for Chance Mated to Holstein or Jersey HOLSTEIN HEIFERS China Specs - Subject to blood test Immediate Delivery 140 -180kg 180+ kg Excellent prices on Application For more details please contact: Mark Collins 0438 394 110 Brian Haebich 0428 688 038 www.dairylivestockservices.com.au Follow us on twitter CLEARING SALE FRIDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2013 COMMENCING AT 11AM SA TIME A/C KARANA HOLDINGS DISMAL SWAMP ROAD, MOUNT GAMBIER (Property we have sold) PROPERTY SITUATION: FROM MT GAMBIER TAKE THE PENOLA ROAD FOR APPROX 12 KM, TURN LEFT ONTO DISMAL SWAMP ROAD, CONTINUE APPROX 9.5KM, CLEARING SALE WILL BE ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE. FOLLOW SIGNS FARMING PLANT & EQUIPMENT John Deere 2130 tractor with forklift reg NPV-727 hours 5300, John Deere tractor 7800 4WD tractor reg NPV-729 hours 6500, Hough FEL & hay forks & bucket & jib, hay trailer 36’ reg TPL-833, Mercedes Benz truck 2225 bogey drive reg WYL-367, 12,000L steel tank with pump, Vicon hay rake, Ennor 56 plate disc, John Deere 28’ 1000 cultivator, Lely hay trailer 36’ reg TPL-833, Lely 5m with seed box, 28’ rubber tyred fi eld roller, Schulte lift wings 15’ slasher, rubber tyre pasture harrows, AEC Road Ranger gearbox RT009513 6000kms (in truck chassis), 400L poly fuel rank with 12v pump, John Deere 42” cust ride on lawn mower, 800L fi re tank and pump, Lely mower parts, Avery Beam wool scales (old type), cattle lifting sling, Ajax twinbox wool press, lamb marking cradle, Lyco hydraulic wool press, wool table, wool driver bins, sheep jetter, calf marking cradle, fencing materials including posts & wire, round poly trough, 16’ rocla trough, Varcoe windmill parks. WORKSHOP Large oxy/acetylene- wheel frame, gauges, hoses etc, Air compressor – hydraulic drive, tool box, ¾” socket set, ½” socket set AF/M/Whit, steel frames, hydraulic jacks, 3 x endless chain lift, small cable winch, grease guns, portable pipe vice, air compressor, fi re hose & reel, battery charger – 6 to 12 V, oil pumps, high lift jack, hay moister meter, misc farm tools, 3 x ladders, Lincoln portable engine driven welder stick with 5KVA 240v 225, 250amp stick welder, 7KVA generator, 20” Johnsered 2065 chainsaw, pressure cleaner – 3000psi 13HP, 12v-240v inverter, pipe bender ¾” – 2”, 2 x 9” grinders, bench drill, pipe stock & dies 1” – 2”, 2 x 8” bench grinder, 5/8” – 2 speed hand drill 240v, 3/8” – 2 speed hand drill 240v, hydraulic fi ttings & hoses, chainsaw chain sharpener, trolley jack, tap & die sets, big baler twine, hay tarp, truck tarps and other numerous items. A/C LION RURAL 1995 Toyota Landcruiser traytop VYO133, 1998 Toyota Hilux traytop WCW844, 2005 Toyota Hilux traytop XFG770, 1999 John Deere 6810 tractor with self-levelling FEL bucket and hay forks, 3 axle 3 ton trailer with electric brakes suitable for Landcruiser etc S903TBO, 2 x 2012 Yamaha 350 4x4 quad bikes, 2012 Suzuki 450 4x4 quad bike, Honda 250 quad bike, farm tools, work bench, grinders, drills, 7.5amp generator/welder powered by Honda engine, Stihl chainsaw etc. Furniture: cedar dining table plus chairs, beds, wardrobe, sideboard, desk, miners couch and sundries. Gallagher TSI Smart Indicator & numerous cattle equip. A/C BP & JR COLLINS ACCO 510A truck with 15’ cattle crate. CONTACTS: Vendor – A/C Karana Holdings Mr John Kentish - 0409 162 914 Vendor – A/C Lion Rural Mr Grant Jackson - 0429 469 215 Vendor – A/C BP & JR Collins Landmark Tonkin – George Mr Brian Collins - 0429 393 016 Mr Peter George - 0428 838 287 TERMS: Cash on day of sale. Number system will apply. All buyers must register. LUNCHEON PROVIDED BY THE LIONS CLUB 631340 www.landmark.com.au 24 - The Border Watch, Friday, October 25, 2013 WANTED AGISTMENT for 50-100 cattle and 200 -300 acres of land to LEASE for grazing cattle. Excellent rates paid. Contact 0428 842 330 Keatley FARM MACHINERY AND SUNDRY ITEMS SUNDAY 27TH CLEARING SALE OCTOBER 2013 10am A/C K.R. Mullan 2205 CARPENTERS ROCKS RD KONGORONG (signs erected) Vehicles: 1995 Toyota 4x4 Landcruiser, 8 seater, duel fuel, automatic, 415,000km. Ford Louisville 1997 Prime Mover & 36’6” Aluminium Byrne Bros Tip Trailer. 90 Tonne Road Train Rated, Brand New Tyres over Prime Mover, N14 Cummins Engine, done 530,000km, Isuzu 450, 18’ aluminium tray, unregistered, Lamborghini 100hp tractor, done 2223hrs, Case MX 135 Tractor FEL Challenge (Heavy Duty), done 3472hrs., Austin 3 tonne truck, approx 1952. All original Parts, for restoration Farm Machinery/ Equipment: KUHN GMD 702 Mower, lift Control, Schinckel V-Rake, CLAAS Rollant 66 Roundbailer, Challenge Silage Forks, 16t Ki Ki Roller, full of fl uid, 6’ Roller, full of concrete, 40’ Auger with Honda Motor, Hardi Boom Spray on Aluminium Tray, Tip Trailer, Hustler 4000 Round & Square, Hay & Silage feedout wagon, 18’ Stock Crate, Schulte 1400 Stone Rake, Schulte RS320 Rock Picker, G28 Grumpy Disc Harrows, Hydraulic Disc International Plough, Vicon Sprint Master, Post Hole Rammer, Nelson 64m2 Field Bin, R.K. Macey Field Bin 64m2 , R.K. Macey 64m2 Field Bin, Siluan 3000L Spray Unit, Paddock King, 21m Boom pre-mode 400 Controller, Duncan Enviro Multi Seeder (hardly used), Lyco Pinless Wool Press, 2x Wool Table, 2x Electric Lister, 3x Sunbeam Electric Lister, 3 Bay Galvanised Dog Kennell & Races, Honda Motor and Pump, Arc Welder Tradesman, Pipe Bender plus accessories, Sheer Weighing Cradle, Shearing Accessories, Cattle Weigh Bars and Grid, Dropper Boring Machine, Four H.P. Single Phase Motor, Davey Jet Bore Pump, Air Compresor Swan 2 Cylinders, Capacity 440 1554 CFM 140 PSI, 12 Volt Hydraulic Backease 600-800kg, Lifter for Ute, 600 watt generator, Solar Electric Fences, Morton Baker Hydraulic wool press MK2. Magik Grain Cleaner on trailer, Luring Chains, Fishing Equipment PLUS Sundry Items, too many to list! Images available at: www.raywhitekeatley.com.au www.farmclearingsales.com.au www.alpa.net.au Bidder no. System to apply - ID Required - GST may be applicable Payment Terms: Cash or Cheque on day Agent: Dale Keatley, 0408 102 060 dale.keatley@raywhite.com Vendor: Kevin Mullan, 0407 471 350 P: (08) 8724 8900 | F: (08) 8724 8911 16a James St, Mount Gambier www.raywhitekeatley.com.au Milk price jump Dairy processors step up payments DAIRY giants Warrnambool Cheese and Butter and Devondale - Murray Goulburn have announced step-ups in milk prices for South East dairyfarmers following continued stability in world commodity prices. Murray Goulburn has announced a boost for the 2013/14 season of $0.09 per kilogram butterfat and $0.19 per kilogram protein. The step-up takes MG’s weightedaverage available price to $6p/kg milk solids and its end of season forecast to a range of $6.10-$6.30p/kg milk solids. Meanwhile, Warrnambool Cheese and Butter suppliers will receive a step-up of 16 cents per kilogram for butterfat and 40 cents per kilogram for protein. “This increase follows our scheduled October review and takes our weighted average milk price to $6.05p/kg milk solids,” Warrnambool Cheese and Butter managing director David Lord said. “We have also revised our forecast full year price to a range of $6.15 to $6.30 per kilogram milk solids.” Dairy farmers trying to claw back from a downturn in the industry will welcome the upward shift in the farmgate milk price. The news comes as a takeover of WCB looms, with three companies, including MG, entering the race to take over the high-profi le Warrnambool brand. Offers have also come from cheese powerhouse Bega and Canadian dairy heavyweight Saputo. Mr Lord said the latest WCB price step-up was retrospective and applied to milk supplied from July 1, 2013. “The payment will be made with October 2013 proceeds during November 2013 to current milk suppliers,” Mr Lord said. He said the full year forecast range was indicative only and the company would continue to update suppliers as part of the quarterly price review process. “We will review milk prices again in January,” Mr Lord said. He said it was pleasing to see continued stability in world dairy prices giving the company further confi dence in the outlook for the season. “Given the variability of the many external factors, such as milk supply growth, market demand, world dairy prices and exchange rates, the longer term outlook is more diffi cult to predict,” Mr Lord said. MG managing director Gary Helou said the international dairy market for key ingredients remained strong, underpinned by strong global demand, particularly for whole milk powder, which continues to trade at high levels “The Australian dollar has traded at lower levels, but has recently strengthened and remains a source of risk to current full year forecasts,” he said. “These factors combined with our ongoing focus on delivering value through improved business effi ciencies and innovation has meant that we are able to pass additional benefi ts to our farmer supplier/shareholders - our cooperative’s main objective. “This step-up provides a further $32m into Devondale - MG farm cash fl ows throughout 2013/14. “MG remains determined to deliver higher returns to its dairy farmer shareholders through operational excellence and innovation. “Each year, each step-up in milk price further highlights the vital importance of a successful farmer-controlled dairy co-operative to drive industry success and growth.” BREAST CANCER AWARENESS: The staff at Suttontown’s Mondelez factory have gone pink for the month of October. Picture: GEORGIA KELLY-BAKKER Cheese maker tickled pink to support breast cancer awareness STAFF at Suttontown’s Mondelez (formerly Kraft) factory have gone pink for October to raise funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF). The factory, which produces the popular Philadelphia brand, has added Strawberry Philly to its product line for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Fifty cents from each purchase of the strawberry cheese has been donated to the charity, with a target of $60,000. Philadelphia spokesperson Stephanie Saliba said she was thrilled the company was raising funds for the charity. “We’re committed to investing in the community where we live and work and we are pleased to be able to raise funds with our limited edition Strawberry Philly to help NBCF get closer to fi nding a cure for breast cancer, something that affects so many Australian women,” Ms Saliba said. She said the fruit-infused spreadable cream cheese was perfect for bagels, pancakes and muffi ns. VISIT US ONLINE borderwatch.com.au 543676 630730 631807
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