9 1 shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com Badlands National Park And Partners Open Over 22,000 Acres To Bison On Oct. 11 and learning about bison in their native habitat on the badlands iconic and stunning landscape. Then project represents an exemplary public/ private partnership with significant philanthropic contributions. Badlands National Park partnered with the National Park Foundation, the World Wildlife Fund, the Defenders of Wildlife, the Nature Conservancy, the Badlands National Park Conservancy and the Badlands Natural History Association to implement the Bison BROOKINGS, S.D. - Fall is the time to control tough perennial broadleaf lawn weeds. Good moisture in most places in August helped contribute to significant fall growth of perennial weeds. Fall is a good time to target Resource Stewardship weeds such as dandelion, ground ivy, Plan and open new creeping bell flower, field bindweed, grazing areas to the and white clover. Ground ivy is also existing herd. known as creeping charlie and field The partner group bindweed is often referred to as including the National creeping jenny. Park Foundation, the Results of the SDSU Weed World Wildlife Fund, Evaluation Extension Evaluation Defenders of Wildlife, the (WEED) project show fall timing Nature Conservancy and has the best chance for control of the Badlands National dandelions. Active new growth is Park Conservancy and important for good results. Allow the their donors raised grass to grow up and delay mowing funds in excess of to get good growth. Spraying can $740,000. In only two start anytime in September. For the weeks, the National Park Foundation and the World Wildlife Fund raised over $513,754. The Bookworm MV Shopper 665-5884 MV Shopper GFP Commission “Full Throttle: Stories” by Joe Hill; © 2019, William Morrow. 480 pages ——— BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER The pedal’s to the metal and you’re in a hurry. 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