shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com February 7, 2017 • Page 9 Connecting Native American Youth to Ag Careers BROOKINGS, S.D. Crazy Horse Memorial and the Indian University of North America was the location for the first Linking Native American Youth to Ag Careers Conference. Organized by South Dakota 4-H, the conference was designed to help connect Native American youth to their roots. “Our nation's first farmers, hunters and gatherers were Native Americans. Today, many Native American youth are no longer connected to the land through agriculture," explained Ron Frederick, SDSU Extension 4-H Youth Program Advisor - Rosebud. "We hope that through this conference we can link Native American youth back to their roots in the land, the language and the culture." Seventeen youth from the Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations attended the conference which was held in October. Linking Native American Youth to Ag Careers Conference exposed youth to opportunities found within the diverse world of agricultural careers through on site group tours and a college classroom atmosphere. It provided youth with an opportunity to experience dorm life; taught them about what can be produced and provided from the land, and gave them an opportunity to learn more about their cultural heritage through Workshop for Dementia Caregivers In addition to classroom sessions the youth were given a rare opportunity to ride to the top of the BROOKINGS, S.D. - SDSU Extension is partnering with mountain and experience Regional Home+, Western Resources for Independent the Crazy Horse Memrial Living, and Caregivers by Active Generations to host the carving up close and perDementia Stress Busting workshop in Rapid City, beginsonal. This unique experining Feb. 7, 2017. Space is limited. Pre-registration is ence was led by Monique required. To cover costs, there is a $25 registration fee. Ziolkowski, director of Call 605.755.7726 to register. Dementia Stress Busting the Crazy Horse Memorial is a 9-week workshop designed for family caregivers of project, along with other people living with dementia. A small group of caregivers Crazy Horse Memorial staff meet an hour and a half each week for 9 weeks. Attendmembers. ees learn stress management techniques, relaxation and The Linking Native coping strategies. Each attendee will receive a StressAmerican Youth to Ag Busting Program for Family CaregiversTM book. The Careers Conference was workshop begins February 7, 2017. "We held our first funded through a grant Stress Busting Workshop in the in the fall. Workshop atINTERESTED the THIS SPOT? from the North Central Ex- tendees reported that IN peer support, education, and Call 665-5884 to place your ad here. tension Risk Management problem-solving helped them to feel less isolated and Education program. This more confident in their caregiving roles. It was rewardgrant, submitted by Rachel ing to see how much the attendees learned over the 9 Lindvall on behalf of SDSU week workshop," said Nancy Varick, CSW-PIP, Homecare Call 665-5884 to Extension's three Federally and Hospice Social Worker. Concerned about leaving Recognized Tribal Extenplace your ad here. a loved one alone while attending the session? Adult sion Programs focused on day and home care options are available. Adult day and Linking Native American home care organizations across western South Dakota youth to potential agriculprovide respite care so family caregivers can engage tural futures. in activities such as attending workshops, shopping "We are so appreciative or medical needs. Please visit the Aging & Disability of the speakers, volunteers Resource Connections online to learn more about day and the entire Ziolkowski centers and home care options in our region. If you are family and Crazy Horse concerned about ability to pay for respite care, please Memorial Foundation staff call the Aging & Disability Resource Connections at which included Dr. Laurie 855.315.1986. For additional information, please contact Becvar, President /COO and Leacey E. Brown, SDSU Extension Gerontology Field SpeAmanda Allcock, Director Call 665-5884 to cialist, for additional information at the SDSU Extension of Sales & Catering; who place your ad here. Rapid City Regional Center at 605.394.1722. helped make this conference such a success," Frederick said. To learn more about Interested in how you or someone you knowthis spot? can become involved in South Dakota 4-H as a member665-5884 to Call or volunteer, contact your local here. Explace your ad SDSU tension office. A complete RETIREMENT FARM EQUIPMENT office and field staff listing can be found at YOU NEED IT TODAY? NO PROBLEM! the iGrow Our Experts page. Interested in this spot? www.missourivalleyshopper.com Courtesy of Crazy Horse Memorial Seventeen Native American youth attended the "Linking Native American Youth to Ag Careers" conference conducted and hosted through a partnership with Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation and South Dakota 4-H. In addition to classroom sessions the youth were given a rare opportunity to ride to the top of the mountain and experience the Crazy Horse Memorial carving up close and personal, led by Monique Ziolkowski, director of the project along with other Crazy Horse Memorial staff. a presentation by famed Lakota history professor, Duane Hollow Horn Bear. Hollow Horn Bear told the Lakota Creation story and explained why the Black Hills remain sacred to the Lakota people. Other speakers and chaperones included Brad Keiser, 4-H Youth Program Advisor for Custer and Fall River Counties; Aminah Hassoun, 4-H Youth Pro- gram Advisor, Pine Ridge Extension Office; Jason Schoch, and Rachel Lindvall, SDSU Extension field staff; Deanna Eagle Feather; Rosebud Extension Volunteer; Ann Wilson Frederick, Executive Director from the Rosebud Sioux Tribal Land Enterprises; Dr. Laurie Becvar, President & COO from Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation; and Dawnita Forell, Forell Bus Service. 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OWNERS: JOHN AND SUSAN ARENS, CELL 402.360.1260 STEVE AND JEAN ARENS, CELL 402.360.2744 For complete listing visit our web site www.CHJAUCTIONEERS.COM Terms: Cash – or bankable check – not responsible for accidents or theft MV Shopper www.missourivalleyshopper.com Bids will be received no latMV Shopper er than February 15, 2017, M I S S O U R I VA L L E Y M I S S O U R I VA L L E Y 2:00 PM CST for SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST RESEARCH FARM CONTRACT FEEDING AGREEMENT in the Purchasing Office at South Dakota State University, Brookings SD. The Southeast Research Farm seeks yardage bids on a cost per head per day basis for background feeding of 200-300 beef calves, 600 to 750 lbs. in weight, of origin from South Dakota or neighboring states. The Southeast Research Farm has 24 dirt lot pens. The winning bidder will purchase corn, silage, and hay from the Southeast Research Farm at current market prices. Supplements will be purchased by the cattle owner from a vendor of their choosing and delivered to the Southeast Research Farm. Feeding is anticipated to run for 90 days for the purpose of backgrounding. Interested prospective bidders may obtain the necessary bidding document(s) from the South Dakota State University Purchasing Office by contacting Vicki Soren, Purchasing Agent at 605-688-4989 or vicki. soren@sdstate.edu Karen Bravek, Assistant Purchasing Agent at 605-688-4451 or Karen.Bravek@sdstate. edu or in person at Morrill Hall (formerly Administration Building) Room 304 on the campus of South Dakota State University. South Dakota State University specifically reserves the right to reject any or all bids. South Dakota State University Vicki Soren,PurchasingAgent Purchasing Office Box 2201 Brookings, SD 57007 AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: CREAMER HEIMES JANSSEN AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISER L.L.C. 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