shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com May 26, 2015 • Page 11 Something For Everyone at Dairy Fest erested in this spot? all 665-5884 to e your ad here. nterested in this spot? all 665-5884 to e your ad here. erested in his spot? all 665-5884 to ce your ad here. BROOKINGS, S.D. - Area dairy producers invite you to enjoy free family events during the second Annual Dairy Fest Celebration held in Brookings at the Swiftel Center June 5-6, 2015. Dairy Fest is an annual event put on by dairy producers, processors and industry leaders to bring the community together to celebrate the dairy industry. This two-day event provides something for everyone, from youth to adults and will prove an opportunity to learn about all aspects of the dairy industry. Dairy Fest Youth Carnival Festivities kick off at 10 a.m. Friday June 5 with a carnival for youth groups to attend. The carnival is open until 2 p.m. Groups are requested to pre-register for this day of the carnival. Group registrations will be taken on a first come, first serve basis, attendance is limited to 225. Contact Tracey Erickson at 605.882.5140 or email for the Dairy Fest Youth Carnival Group registration information. Saturday, June 6 the Dairy Fest Youth Carnival opens up to the general public for attendance. Phil Baker will perform at 9 am and 11 am. The SD Dairy Princess will also be on hand to greet attendees. Youth and adults will rotate between carnival stations in a FUN environment learning about the dairy industry, starting Call 665-5884 to place at the farm all the way to the consumption of dairy products.This carnival is made up of several hands-on “myth busters” style learning stations set up throughout the Swiftel Center. Stations will provide a wide range of activities from cheese making to feeding a baby calf. These activities are designed for youth between the ages of 5 and 14. Cow to Cup 5K Saturday June 6 begins with the second annual Cow to Cup 5K race a 7 a.m. Runners will be able to refuel with a free bottle of chocolate milk following the race. Funds from the race will go to South Dakota Ag in the Classroom and the SDSU Dairy Club. The preregistration cost is $25 which includes a tshirt. Registration the day of the event is $35. To register visit the All Sports Central website. Dairy Farm and Dairy Plant Tours Another great opportunity on Saturday is a free bus tour of Hilltop Dairy. A modern dairy farm, just outside Brookings, these tours will take place from 9 a.m. and noon. Tour buses leave from the Swiftel Center in Brookings. Besides the tour of Hilltop Dairy, the bus tour also includes an exclusive, behind the scenes tour of the South Dakota State University Davis Dairy Plant where the famous ice cream is made. Know Your Neighbor Open Forum Have you ever had questions that you would like to ask a dairy farmer? 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Toys: 40 Ertl toys including JD, IHC, Ford, Allis, Case, Oliver, Massey tractors; baseball cards; Consigned by Jeff Schneiderman: wooden triple box wagon, complete; wooden flare box/steel. Consigned by Gordon Ribstein: 4 saddles/blankets; steel saddle racks & bucket holders; horse barn fans; tack; log chains & binders; 50 steel 6’ & 8’ panels; walk through gates; camping equipment; aluminum pickup tool box; new scoops and 600 lb two wheel carts; ramps, cages. Terms: Cash/Sales Tax Lunch: Davis American Legion Auxiliary Nicolien Hammink, an area dairy producer and Dairy Fest committee member. For more information about Dairy Fest, please contact Dairy Fest Committee Chair, Darrel Rennich at 605.695.3676. Dairy Fest Schedule of Events: Friday, June 5 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Youth Dairy Carnival - Swiftel Center (For Groups such as GAP, Boys N Girls Clubs, BASE, 4-H, etc.), Free to attend 6 p.m. Got Milk Gala- Swiftel Center Saturday, June 6 7 a.m. Cup to Cow 5K Registration- runners need to meet at the SDSU Dairy Bar Parking Lot SDSU Dairy Science Department, Alfred Dairy Science Hall, (SDS), SDSU, Brookings, SD located on the northwest corner of the SDSU campus. 8 a.m. Cup to Cow 5K Race Begins- SDSU Dairy Bar Parking Lot 9 & 10:30 a.m. Guided Tours of the Davis Dairy Plant tour as well as a tour of a Brookings-Area Dairy Farm. 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The public is invited to attend. Over the past several months, the South Dakota State Fair Foundation has been carrying out a capital campaign for the exhibit hall, which will be a statewide home for South Dakota 4-H; something not currently available for 4-H members. The building will be constructed on the site that once featured Clover Hall. When built, the 48,000 square-foot Nordby Exhibit Hall for 4-H, Youth, and Community will feature more than 30,000 square feet of exhibit space, multiple classrooms, a large kitchen for 4-H Special Foods competitions, and a performance stage for the many 4-H activities that will take place there year-round. Community and regional events will take place in this building throughout the year as well. 4-H is the largest youth development organization in the nation. 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