~ All In Stock ~ shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Garden Educator Workshop June 16 BROOKINGS, S.D. - SDSU Extension and Ground Works are hosting a training series begins June 16, 2015 in Sioux Falls for elementary teachers, afterschool programs leaders and others who utilize a garden as part of their educational program. The ‘Growing the 4-Seasons Teaching Garden’ workshop provides a series of 2-hour sessions that will feature horticultural information, hands-on demonstrations of relevant lessons for students and food preparation and nutrition activities. Educators can participate in one or all workshops for $10 per session. The workshops will be held at the Teaching Garden Demonstration and Training Center at the Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum, (1900 Perry Pl. Sioux Falls). Pre-registration is required. Refreshments will be provided. Sessions run from 6 to 8 p.m. (CDT) on the following dates: June 16 Food safety, good bugbad bugs- identification & control, a related curriculum lesson, harvest, storage & preparation lesson July 21 Pest control-managing insects, diseases & weeds, a related curriculum lesson, harvest, storage & preparation lesson August 18 Season extension & frost protection, cover crops, a related curriculum lesson, harvest, storage & preparation lesson September 15 Garden clean-up, winter activities, vermicomposting, harvest, storage & preparation lesson Continuing education units Continuing education units (CEU’s) are available through South Dakota State University. Attendees seeking half a CEU credit must attend multiple classes to complete a total of 5 training hours. The application and certificate payment of $5 will be collected once contact hours are reached by the participant. Registration forms are available at the iGrow events page, under the date of the event. Completed registration forms should be emailed to Christina Van Ruler or printed and mailed to SDSU Extension, 2001 E. 8th St., Sioux Falls, SD 57103. ?iGrow June 16, 2015 • Page 3 Mead On The Move USED EQUIPMENT HAY EQUIPMENT TRACTORS H&S 14 Wheel Rake CIH 9150 - 4WD - Duals M&W 14 Wheel Rake CIH MX200 MFD - 170HP Claas 880 Rotary Rake CIH 8940 MFD - 210HP Vermeer R23 Rake CIH 7110 and 7120 2WD Hesston 4760 - 3x3 Ford/Versitile 876 - 4WD Challenger LB34 - 3x4 CIH MXM 120 - 95HP MFD CIH 8575 3x3 Baler CIH MXU 125 MFD - 105HP rior projects. windows.” N. Holland BB940 - 3x3 CIH MX 120 MFD/LDR Another section of the renovation taking advan- 660 The storm windowsJ.are new andIVT - MFD N. Holland Round Deere 7320 - being intage of warmer weather is window installation. 8480 RD Soft CTR the outside with the original windows stalled on CIH Ben Brunick of Chalkstone Woodworking has RBX 562 and 563 on the inside. Brunick said after COMBINESlevel the lower CIH been helping build and refurbish windows forCIH SC100 windows are complete,CIH 2388-2003-1300HR the the they’ll move on to - 16’ Pull W/R building. upstairs windows. CIH 2588-2008-900HR N. Holland 1475 - 16’ W/R “The last six months, we’ve restored the sash While the CIH 2377-2005-1700HR N. Holland 1431 Disc W/R project has steadily moved along that are in the east wing,” Brunick said. “We McDon 5000 - 16Ft W/R goal for more 9550-AWD-1500HRnow, towards its JD than two years JD 9410-1998-1700HR worked on that through the winter. We took those 9260 SP Disc W/R Hesston Dakota Territorial Museum director Crystal Nelson Several CIH support for sash out, restored them, replaced parts.” said she W/R CIH WDX 1902 SP Dischasn’t seen any drop in 1660 - $19,500the CIH 1640 - CDC - Chopper He added that they didn’t need to make a full project. A Change In Seasons Means A Change In Priorities For The Mead Project BY ROB NIELSEN rob.nielsen@yankton.net In roughly three years, you’ll be able to visit the Dakota Territorial Museum and the offices of Yankton College in the Mead Building on the campus of the Human Services Center (HSC). In the meantime there’s a lot of work to be done with the 106-year-old structure — both inside and out. Mead Building project coordinator Gregg Homstad said a lot has been going on over the last six months. “Through the winter, we were primarily focused on the central staircase and balcony area, plaster restoration and doing the decorative painting on the ceiling areas,” he said. “After that, we started doing work in the upstairs parlors, more plaster restoration, fabricating moldings.” But with the transition from winter to spring and summer, Homstad said the focus has shifted. “That’s on hold right now as we transition operations outside for tuck pointing,” he said. “While we’ve got the warm weather, that work we can continue into October and maybe November. That’s definitely a window of opportunity we need to take advantage of is exterior work to help with the weatherization of the building.” Additionally, utility work is also set to continue this summer. “Hopefully we’ll have some utility work coming in,” he said. “We’ve got water and sewer that’s supposed to happen this summer. We’d like to time that so we can have some running water in the building.” Homstad said once winter rolls around again, they’ll return to the plaster work and other inte- replacement of any of the windows. “We probably have more momentum now than “I don’t think we had any sash windows that we ever have,” Nelson said. “As we finish different we had to completely remake,” he said. “We just areas of the project, it’s made a huge difference. … ended up making parts for the windows. Because Now that we’re at a 50 percent funded area, people the windows aren’t glued together, we can take actually see it happening and that’s made a huge Everything For Hay them apart and we can just replace pieces that difference. I don’t feel like we’ve really lost a lot need to be replaced. The pieces that mainly got of momentum, I actually think PARTS more now we have TWINE replaced are the bottom lower rails of the upper than we’ve ever had because people believe that We’ll and lower sash — they’re the ones that the water meet or beat all project is real because it Fit Most Makes is.” comes down, sits on and rots it out. I would say Homstad said advertised prices they’ve been taking a number of that’s probably 85 percent of the parts that were measures to help keep the project in the conversareplaced.” tion with the public. He said the goal is to repair as much as pos“We’ve had a series of open houses,” he said. Guards - Sickles - Sections sible, rather than replace everything. “We have our weekly updatesIH the paper, ocin • IH • Hesston • Case “We only try to replace the pieces that are too casional ‘Morning Coffee’ Hew Holland on the radio • interviews • McDon far gone,” he said. “If we can repair them, then we– Roundtrying to get the public out here and more and Baler – try to repair them.” engaged.” Great Guard Prices! 16000 Sisal.....................$32.95 Brunick said currently they’re focused on20000 Plastic..................$21.95 ——— 9ft. Balanced Head Biodegradable - 20K. . . . . .$22.95 storm windows and painting. Anyone interested in helping with fundraising Mower Sickles $79.95 67” x 7000 Netwanting .more information on the project is Wrap...... ..$220 “We’ve got some trustee labor that’s painting or Finger Wheel Rake Parts Big the restored windows for that east wing,” he said. 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Printed in the USA RAKES – RAKES – RAKES A complete listing appeared in last week’s issue. Arnold Bierle Estate www.petersonauctioneers.com Lee Wittmeier, Tyndall, SD Terms: Cash or check accompanied by photo ID Not Responsible for Accidents Lunch Served Liquor Specials 109 W. 3rd St. in Downtown Yankton Busch & Busch Light 30pks 16. $ 35 Ancient Age 1.75 L 18.99 $ Lord Calvert 1.75 L 14. $ 99 McCormicks Vodka 1.75 L 12.99 $ FREE Customer Parking 605-665-7865 Hours Monday-Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 9:00-4:30 Price Effective June 16th - 22nd 1.19 Acres With Building SD Highway 50, Vermillion, SD AT AUCTION Tuesday Evening, July 7th 6:30 p.m. NEW CASE IN HAY EQUIPMENT • NEW WINDROWERS - DISC AND SICKLE • BALERS - ROUNDS AND LARGE SQUARE • RAKES - FINGER WHEEL AND ROTARY New Case-IH WRX 301 Wheel - ALL IN STOCK - READY TO GO! - Rakes 12-14-16 Wheel – In stock - Ready To Go USED EQUIPMENT in Stock New Rotary Rakes RECENT TRADES Big Discounts – Great Financing On All NEW Hay Equipment • Vermeer BP8000 Bale Processor • (3) Vermeer R-23 Twin Rakes - Hyd • John Deere 5575 Skid Loader - 62” BKT • John Deere 5055D-2WD Tractor 37 Hrs! * Self-Prop and Pull Windrowers • Bobcat S150 Skid Loader - 2003 -62” BKT * Round Balers Mower • Bush Hog DM90 -8 ft. -3PT Disc- Twine/Net Wrap • Case-IH MD82 -8 ft. -3PT Disc Mower * Large Square Balers • Case-IH DCX162 - 15 ft. 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Holland 1431 AND MOWER CONDITIONERS WINDROWERS Disc W/R JD 9550-AWD-1500HR McDon 5000 - 16Ft W/R JD 9410-1998-1700HR Hesston 9260 SP Disc W/R Several CIH 1660 - $19,500 CIH WDX 1902 SP Disc W/R HYDRAULIC HOSE SERVICE CDC - Chopper CIH 1640 - • Hydraulic Hose up to 1 1/2” • Large Inventory of Hydraulic Fittings Too many mouths to feed? Place an ad in the Missouri Valley Shopper today! 605-665-5884 319 Walnut • Yankton, SD Located: 905 W SD Highway 50, Vermillion, SD; (1/4-mile East of Polaris) OPEN HOUSES: Thursday evening June 18th and Wednesday evening June 24th 6 – 7 p.m. Please make arrangements to attend! This property has an over 2,200 square foot building built in 1972 and sitting on 1.19 acres. This facility has a large open area plus 3 smaller rooms, coffee area, utility room, 2 baths, hooked to rural water system, natural gas furnace, central air, new shingles (approx 4 yr ago), along with a fully enclosed back yard and chain link fence. There is also plenty of parking. Currently zoned “ag”, but highly probable that the property could be rezoned into commercial depending on the intended use: retail trade, restaurant, motor vehicle sales, personal service, farm store, repair shop, church, wholesale trade, plus many more. It was most recently used as a daycare. Highway frontage properties rarely come up for sale. If you are looking for a high-visibility location for your business, this is it! For full permitted uses, please call the auction company. LEGAL: The North 205ft of the South 248ft of the East 246ft of the SE1/4, SE1/4 Sec 11-92-52, Clay County, SD. Taxes are $3253.14. TERMS: Absolute auction at $75,000 or above. $15,000 non-refundable down payment the day of auction with the balance due on closing. Title insurance and closing costs split 50/50 between buyer and seller. Clay County Title Company, closing agent. Closing and possession August 7th. Taxes prorated to the day of closing. Auctioneer’s are agents for the seller. JOE LOGUE, Owner Marv Girard, BA #12399; GIRARD AUCTION Ken Girard, CAI, AARE Broker #10183; & LAND BROKERS, INC. Mike Girard, CAI, BA #13549; (605) 267-2421 Mike Manning, BA #11605 Toll Free: 1-866-531-6186 Scott Moore Auctioneer www.GirardAuction.com Baler Everything Wrap Twine/Net For Hay TRUCKLOAD PRICES TWINE ALL TYPES OF SISAL AND PLASTIC! IN STOCK - ON SALE! PARTS We’ll 20,000 PLASTIC RD BALER - $23.95 Most Makes meet or beat all Fit 20,000 BIODEGRADABLE - RD - $24.95 advertised prices WRAP 64” AND 67” MESH ASK ABOUT PALLET PRICING - Sickles - Sections Guards • Case IH • IH • Hesston • Hew Holland • McDon – Round Baler – 16000 Sisal.....................$32.95 20000 Plastic..................$21.95 Biodegradable - 20K. . . . . .$22.95 67” x 7000 Net Wrap.........$220 Big Square Plastic 3211 E. Hwy. 50 350 and 440 IN STOCK Two Locations Yankton, SD * Pallet Qty Discounts You! to Serve 605-665-4540 800-526-8095 * Truckload Pricing www.marksinc.com Great Guard Prices! 9ft. 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