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LAND LIVESTOCKL A N D & L I V E S T O C K
LANDLIVESTOCK&
FARMING, RANCHING AND THE COUNTRY WAY OF LIFE
August 23, 2012 | Vol. 3 Issue 8 | Pierre, South Dakota
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Drought Impact on Crops
Drought impact on livestock
Family Farming
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Features
Dividing line Urban photographer looks for traces of homestead era at 100th meridian ............................................................................................................4
From Wheat to Corn; Drought Impacts Crops Statewide ..................................7
Drought forces livestock producers to make tough decisions .............................9
Two Generations Continue Family Farming & Conservation Legacy ..............13
Annie’s Project connects forward-thinking women in ag ..................................17
Land & Livestock News
SDSU Hosts BBQ Bootcamp in Brookings Aug. 29 ........................................20
Save the Date for the 2012 Applied Reproductive Strategies in Beef Cattle Conference ......................................................................................................23
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He’s a photographer from New York City named Andrew Moore, and in the Sandhills of
Nebraska he photographed a tree with its gnarled roots sipping from a puddle of water.
“It was this great cedar tree that had died and come back to life many times. That was the idea for this project,” says Moore.
“This project” is an exploration of life along the 100th meridian, the line where a shift in the nature of the coun-try made it very difficult for home-steaders to farm or live the way they’d been living and farming farther east.
“It dawned on me when I got this image back that there were symbols of what people had been through, that harshness and the difficulty of settling the land,” says Moore.
It’s the task of describing visually the effort to settle the Great Plains that has brought Moore – who calls himself part dectective, part journalist, part fine artist, part landscape painter – back to Nebraska and the Dakotas. He’s paid special attention to the area along the 100th meridian.
“It’s such an important dividing line in
the middle of the country. It’s almost this psychological barrier that people cross over,” Moore says. “It’s hard for people to imagine what that line used to mean. It did demarcate a certain level of rainfall and that determined whether people could dry farm or not.”
Now, as with previous projects, Moore is working toward an exhibition of
photographs, and possibly a book. It usually takes him three or four years to gather enough images for a book. He’s been back to the Sandhills, and he’s visited North Dakota.
Moore ended up visiting with area historian Lonis Wendt in the Vivian area to see more of the 100th merid-ian. Wendt says it’s no surprise that a
photographer would be able to see and capture visually some big transitions that are associated with that line of longitude. The difference that meridian makes is apparent even on maps.
“In practical terms, it nearly splits the U.S. into east and west, and is com-monly accepted as the invisible line where the rainfall begins to rise as the weather fronts edge from west to east or southwest to northeast,” Wendt said. “Most maps show the gradual ‘greening up’ of geographical terrain as it moves easterly toward the Mississippi Val-ley, even including the Missouri River Valley.”
Moore said the country in south central South Dakota took him by surprise.
“It’s much more fertile than I thought it was going to be. It’s lush and green and planted and well tended to,” says Moore. “That kind of made things more difficult for me. The land is so valuable these days, there are very few of the old homesteaders claims or tree claims left right there. I had to go a little bit west of the line to find more remnants of the homesteading era. Some of those valleys outside of Murdo kind of took my breath away, kind of wide open and the fertile quality of the
Story by Lance Nixon, for Land & Livestock
Dividing lineUrban photographer looks for traces of homestead era at 100th meridian
Local historian Lonis Wendt of Vivian showed Andrew Moore some of the homesteads in the area around Vivian, Draper and Murdo and took this photograph of Moore setting up his cam-era to photograph an abandoned farmhouse. (photo by Lonis Wendt)
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land there.”
Moore notes that it’s one of a number of puzzles he’s mulling in his mind as he thinks and reads about the 100th meridian.
“For the low density of population along that line, ex-cept when you get to Texas, the unemployment is low and the productivity is high. The wealth of the land for the number of people that are there is quite high. I see it in a way as an important part of the American economy and a very important part.”
For an urban photographer, it’s the chance to turn his lens on a different part of the American population, too, with different ways of thinking than he’s used to.
“I actually try not to talk about politics too much,” Moore says. “The people are kind of shockingly con-servative. I don’t mind it. I feel like an emissary from New York when I’m out there. Crossing over west of the Missouri, I know that from the pioneers there’s this really strong independent streak – do it yourself, don’t depend on the government.”
Moore has also seen regional differences as he visits the Plains states.
“People in Nebraska complain that South Dakota does a much better job of marketing itself. When people go to hunt pheasants, they go to South Da-kota and there are the Black Hills.”
Moore will visit the Plains states more in the future, perhaps making another stop in South Dakota later this year. He’s hoping a new friend from Nebraska who is a crop duster might revolutionize his work by giving him a lift by air to some places.
“I’m going to be making many more trips out there and there’s a lot of territory to cover.
The iconic images, that’s the thing I’m after. It
depends on finding the right place and everything being right,” he says. “I’m looking for interesting remnants of the homestead era, particularly lone trees that marked a homestead or a tree claim or a house that got built up over a soddy. It should not be too sentimental. I want to find things that connect the present with the past in a way that is not too laden
with clichés. That is one of my challenges. But I feel that this part of the country is the least commercially developed. So it allows this history to be preserved.”
Check out some of Andrew Moore’s work and learn how to contact him at his website, www.andrewl-moore.com.
This “homestead tree” in the Nebraska Sandhills prompted New York City photographer Andrew Moore to begin photograph-ing traces of the homesteaders in Nebraska and the Dakotas, paying special to the area along the 100th meridian where homesteading became more difficult. His project is continuing. (photo by Andrew Moore)
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Looking at his corn fi elds today, Keith Alverson can hardly believe that just a few months
ago he was replanting acres drowned out in spring rain storms.
“We didn’t have any indication that the growing season would turn into this,” says the Chester, S.D., farmer.
Although it looks like most of his acres will yield this fall, depending drought stress, some plants in the fi eld did not produce ears, so overall yield will be less than average.
He acknowledges that his situation is much better than many South Dakota crop producers.
“Several of my neighbors are already chopping their corn for silage,” says Alverson. “But in this area it’s a far
cry from areas south of I-90 where it appears that the majority of corn is being chopped for silage. In my area, acres harvested for silage will be about 25 percent more than nor-mal.”
Chopping acres for silage seems to be one solution many have turned
to during one of the worst droughts on record, says Bob Fanning, SDSU Extension plant pathology fi eld specialist.
“Th is is one of the most severe droughts I’ve seen in this area. It came on early and it came on quick,” says Fanning, who works with grow-
ers in south-central South Dakota.
Whether the state’s corn produc-ers will see a crop or not depends on timing and small diff erences in moisture he says. Some received cool enough temperatures and just enough moisture to allow for pol-lination, many more did not. If they
determine pollination was not successful, he says before chopping for silage, growers need to fi rst check with their crop insurance adjuster.
In some cases, growers may be further ahead leaving the crop on the fi eld and tak-ing advantage of the plants’ nutrients in 2013, says his western South Dakota coun-terpart, John Rickertsen.
“If the corn is taken off the fi eld for hay or forage, the fi elds will be left without cover. Growers may be better
Story & photos by Lura Roti, for Land & Livestock
From Wheat to Corn; Drought Impacts Crops Statewide
Keith Alverson is a Chester, S.D., corn and soybean producer.
Harlan Eisenbraun is a cow/calf pro-ducer who raises wheat, saffl ower, millet and alfalfa 20 miles north of Wall
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off to leave the corn out there. The nitrogen and other nutrients in the plant will return to the soil and can be used next year,” says Rickertsen, SDSU Extension agronomy crops field specialist.
Rickertsen says most of the dryland corn crop in the western half of the state never pollinated. He adds that because of the drought, high nitrate levels make much of the corn toxic to livestock unless it’s ensiled – so haying or grazing the crop isn’t even an option for many corn growers.
Although the corn crop is lost for most western South Dakota farmers, Rickertsen says it’s too early to see how the drought will impact more drought tolerant crops like safflower and millet. And, even though the drought for most western South Dakota counties began last fall, Rickertsen says many were able to harvest a winter wheat crop.
This was the case for Harlan Eisenbraun, a cow/calf producer who raises wheat, safflower, millet
and alfalfa 20 miles north of Wall.
“The winter wheat planted into fallow ground did OK, but anything planted on contiguous crop-ping ground wasn’t good,” says Eisenbraun, who is in the process of culling 25 percent of his herd because of the lack of grassland forage and hay due to the drought.
Eisenbraun says at this point his safflower is look-ing fair. It’s too early to tell on millet.
If growers do see some moisture late in the season, Rickertsen encourages them to consider planting a late-season cover crop into their corn fields cut for silage to build up the soil this fall for the 2013 crop.
“Diverse cover crop mixes can do a lot of good,” Rickertsen says.
He encourages growers to visit with their local Natural Resources Conservation Service office for recommendations. For more information on ni-trate testing and formulas for pricing crops to sell as forage, visit www.iGrow.org, or contact your local SDSU Extension Regional Center.
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Due to the widespread nature of the drought, South Dakota’s livestock producers’ options are limited, says
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“Th is drought is so widespread. In years past you could take your cows 100 miles away and fi nd grass or hay. Th is year you can travel 300 miles in any direction and you’re still in the
drought,” says Slovek, who ranches with his wife, Penny, and son, Bo, 25. “We don’t have the option like in years past to ship our cows and have others feed them. Th ey don’t have feed either.”
From droughts past, Slovek says he’s learned to always keep a two-year supply of hay on hand. He has enough hay saved up to feed his cows for almost three winters, but because his pastures are dry, he will need to begin dipping into his supplies long before winter.
Drought forces livestock producers to make tough decisions
Story by Lura Roti, for Land & Livestock Courtesy photos
Myron Williams is a fourth-generation rancher. He raises winter wheat, saf-fl ower, corn and manages a cow/calf and backgrounding operation near Wall with his sons, Marty and Monty.
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“The problem isn’t that I don’t have enough hay to get me through winter – it’s that I don’t have enough grass to get me to winter,” says Slovek. He has managed his pastures with intensive rotational grazing since 2001. In years past, that has increased his grass pro-duction by as much as 25 percent.
Anticipating feed issues, Slovek sent his grass yearlings to the feedlot in mid-May instead of mid-September, and sold all the cows that didn't have a calve in mid-May. He was fortunate to find summer pasture for about 10 percent of his pairs, sold 10 percent of the cow herd in July and is currently making arrangements to send calves to the feedlot in late August – he normal-ly sends them in late October.
“This will take pressure off the pastures, and because the cows aren’t lactating, they will need a third less to eat,” says Slovek, who adds that South Dakota cattle producers aren’t alone. “I heard that 71 percent of beef cows in the U.S. are in drought conditions.”
A few miles away, Myron Williams is making similar decisions. A fourth-generation rancher, Williams raises winter wheat, safflower, corn and
manages a cow/calf and background-ing operation near Wall, with his sons, Marty and Monty.
Williams’ hay fields, which typically produce 1,000 bales of hay in dry years and upwards of 2,500 bales in good years, only yielded 50 bales this year. Even though he has enough hay saved from the last few years to get him through winter, he’s concerned because he’s already feeding a group of yearlings in his feedyard because his pastures never greened up this spring.
With hay at $200 a ton and the price of grain increasing each day, he and his sons have already invested a consider-able amount of money in securing grain and began stocking up on hay and corn this spring. They chopped most of their corn for silage and plan to cull their herd, but are waiting to see if cattle prices bounce back.
Adele Harty, SDSU Extension cow/calf field specialist, says that variations of Slovek’s and Williams’ stories are repeated across ranch country.
“Finding hay is on producers’ minds. It’s very important that they find hay for winter and because pastures are stressed, many will need to begin feed-
ing this fall if not before,” Harty says.
She reminds producers to test forages for nitrates before feeding and explains that through ensiling or blending with other feed sources, most forages can still be fed. Nitrate quick testing is available at all SDSU Regional Exten-sion Centers.
“This is not a quantitative test, but it gives producers the information on
whether they need to send the feed to a lab,” Harty says.
She says testing feed is also important to determine its nutritional value. The sooner they know what their supple-mentation needs are, Harty says, the sooner they can lock in prices.
“The price of supplement is increasing dramatically. I picked up a new load of DDGs the other day and it was $20
Warren Rusche is a SDSU cow/calf field specialist.
Adele HartyBill Slovek is the past president of the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association and a third-generation rancher who operates a cow/calf herd 23 miles northwest of Philip, S.D.
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Her northeastern South Dakota counterpart, Warren Rusche, says the manage-ment decisions Slovek is making are ones all South Dakota cattle producers should consider sooner than later. However, he says every decision comes with a cost.
“Early weaning works great to reduce feed requirements of the cow. Although when you’re selling calves early, you are selling less weight, which translates to less dollars,” he says.
Rusche also encourages early pregnancy testing to aid in the culling process.
Along with feed supply issues, the drought has also impacted water supply and quality. Rusche has seen death loss due to water poor water quality across the state and encourages all producers to test their water for sulfates and blue/green algae.
For water quality and nitrate testing contact your local SDSU Extension Regional Center, Aberdeen, 605-626-2870; Lemmon, 605-374-4177; Mitchell, 605-995-7378; Pierre, 605-773-8120; Rapid City, 605-394-1722; Sioux Falls, 605-782-3290; Watertown, 605-882-5140 and Winner, 605-842-1267. Some county offices also offer nitrate testing including; Charles Mix County Office, Clark County Office, Douglas County Office, Hamlin County Office, or Pennington County Office. If you are interested in getting a nitrate test, please call before you take samples in to be tested to ensure that the individual who is trained to do the testing is available.
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When both his sons chose to farm after college, it didn’t surprise Lewis Bainbridge, a
third-generation Ethan, S.D., farmer.
“As little kids they called the basement the ‘little farm,’ and would have their farm toys spread all over. When we were harvesting on the farm, they’d be harvest-ing on the ‘little farm.’ They both have always shown an interest in farming,” says Lewis, 62, of his now grown sons,
Neal, 28, and Matt, 31.
A 1972 plant science graduate of South Dakota State University, Lewis was the first in his family to attend college. He and his wife, Charlene, insisted that both sons do the same before they returned home to farm full time.
So, that’s what they did.
In 2004 Matt received his general agri-culture degree and agronomy minor from SDSU, returned to Ethan to farm his grandmother’s farm, which he purchased his second year of college. And, in 2007 Neal purchased a neighbor’s farm after graduating from SDSU with a general agriculture degree and minors in ag busi-ness and agronomy.
“We both always knew we’d return to the farm, but also that we needed a broad
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“And a social network of friends involved in agriculture,” adds Neal. “I’m always running into people I met in college
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Today the three men work together, sharing labor and equipment; however, they each own their own land, equip-ment, and market their own crops and livestock.
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The Bainbridge family raises corn, soy-beans, winter wheat, alfalfa, and operates a cow/calf and backgrounding operation.
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land he and his sons farm today. Lewis purchased this land from his uncles in 1977, after a five-year stint flying helicopters for the Army.
For as long as he can remember, conservation has played an integral role in his family’s farming techniques and land management.
“I grew up with conservation. My dad implemented it in all his farming practices. We had grass waterways, rotational grazing and minimal tillage early on. One of
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He and his sons continue the tradition, farming 100 percent no-till for more than 20 years and implementing new conservation methods like planting cover crops into winter wheat stubble.
Although the drought has taken its toll on their crops, Lewis says he can tell that no-till makes a difference in
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“We’re only here for a short time so we need to preserve what we have and make it better for the next genera-tion,” says Lewis, who is a new grandpa. His son Neal and his wife, Tara, have a newborn daughter, Charlie.
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“I saw my dad’s involvement for so long and wanted to become involved in an or-ganization that was proactive. I wanted to become a spokesperson for agriculture,” Matt says. “Agriculture is our career and it has a huge impact on our entire state’s economy. What goes on in agriculture impacts everyone in a big way.”
When you cAn’t expAnd, diversify.Landlocked is how the Bainbridges de-scribe land availability in their area.
“In the area where we farm there are a lot of guys my and Matt’s age who have also returned home to farm. We’re pretty landlocked. We can’t find enough land to be just grain farmers,” Neal says.
In years when they receive average mois-ture, the cattle complement their grain operations, providing enough income to make each farm work financially. Last year the cattle grazed cover crops and corn stalks until mid-January. This year’s drought means the men have been busy culling their herd, cutting silage and sell-ing calves a few months earlier than last year.
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WAS $17,290
SALE PRICE $14,537W/REBATES • $205.82/Month*
AUTO TRANS, POWER WINDOWS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, TILT, CRUISE CONTROL, 2.4L 4CYL ENGINE, 2 LEFT!
2012 CHEVY MALIBU4DR SEDAN
33 MPG
WAS $23,330
SALE PRICE $18,122W/REBATES • $256.27/Month*
1LT PKG, QUAD BUCKETS, POWER SEATS, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, HEATED SEATS,
REMOTE START, 3.6L V6
2012 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE AWD
WAS $36,350
SALE PRICE $30,303W/REBATES
LT1 PKG 6.0 HD AUTO TRANS. P/SEATS PW PDL T&C HD TRAILER PKG, Z71 PKG
2012 CHEVROLET HD 2500 4X4 EXTENDED CABSILVERADO
WAS $41,500
SALE PRICE $35,152W/REBATES
TRAILER PKG, ALLSTAR PKG, 5.3 V8, AUTO TRANS, POWER SEAT, ALUMINUM WHEELS, 8 ON HAND!
2012 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1500 EXTENDED CAB 4X4
STARTING AT$26,438W/REBATES
AUTO TRANS, POWER SEATS, POWER WINDOWS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, CRUISE CONTROL, REMOTE START, 1 LEFT!
2012 CHEVY CRUZE4DR SEDAN
38 MPG
WAS $20,905
SALE PRICE $18,565W/REBATES • $262.51/Month*
1LT PKG, 2.4 L 4CYL ENGINE, AUTO TRANS, SUNROOF, POWER WINDOWS, POWER SEATS, REMOTE START
2012 CHEVROLET EQUINOX AWD
29 MPG
WAS $29,380
SALE PRICE $25,322W/REBATES • $357.62/Month*
1LT PKG, QUAD BUCKETS, TRAILER PKG, LEATHER INTERIOR LUXURY PKG
2012 CHEVY TAHOE 4X4
WAS $51,040
SALE PRICE $44,411W/REBATES
BUCKET SEATS, TRAILER PKG, POWER SEAT 5.3 V8, 3 ON HAND!
2012 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN LS 4X4
WAS $46,665
SALE PRICE $39,990W/REBATES
5.3 V8, AUTO TRANS, TRAILER PKG, ALLSTAR PKG, POWER SEAT, Z71 PKG, ALUMINUM WHEELS,
BRAKE CONTROLLER, 16 ON HAND!
2012 CHEVROLET SILVERADO CREW CAB 4X4
STARTING AT $31,142W/REBATES
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August 23, 2012 | Land &
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forward-thinking women in ag
A typical day for Julia Davis begins with checking bulls and livestock water before she drives 38 miles to Buffalo where she works as a legal assistant for the state’s attorney’s office. It ends with preparing supper and sharing it
with her husband, Douglas, on their Camp Crook, S.D., ranch.
Like many South Dakota ranch wives, life for Davis, 48, is a balancing act, split between work on the ranch, her career in town, and her role as a wife and mother. Although she wouldn’t have it any other way, at times Davis admits she can feel overwhelmed and isolated.
“Out here we’re in the middle of nowhere. This is what we choose, and what we love, but it is isolating at times. When you go through challenging times, or have to make tough decisions, you feel like you’re the only person in the whole world facing the situation,” says Davis. At least that was how she felt until she partici-pated in the six-week Annie’s Project course in 2007.
Hosted by SDSU Extension, Annie’s Project was designed to bring together ranch women, like Davis, to empower them by providing them with ranch man-agement training and to connect them with a network of women in agriculture.
“Annie’s Project showed me that other women dealt with the similar issues on their ranch. We’d be discussing something, and someone would say, ‘You deal with that, too? I thought I was the only one,’” Davis says.
Davis’ experience is one of the key reasons SDSU Extension developed the woman-focused course, says Robin Salverson, a cow/calf field specialist with SDSU Extension and an instructor for Annie’s Project.
Originating in Illinois, Annie’s Project was designed specifically for women in agriculture – to help them evolve into better business partners on the farm and ranch. The six-week course includes training in developing financial records, communication skills, retirement and estate planning, marketing and various production topics.
“Women play a critical role on the ranch, farm and throughout the agriculture industry. We notice that in many classes we hold, the traditional ag audience of men attend. Annie’s Project provides the opportunity for women to come together and learn,” Salverson says.
Davis agrees that attending a class with other women allowed her and her peers to speak more openly than they would if it were a mixed group.
“I don’t think we would have spoken as freely if our husbands attended with us. Not that they wouldn’t have encouraged us to speak up, it’s just many of us wouldn’t have felt comfortable sharing or asking questions in front of other women’s husbands,” Davis says.
chAnges for the future
Davis and her husband grew up ranching near Camp Crook. Although they knew each other growing up, it wasn’t until they both had moved and were work-
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ing in the Belle Fourche area that they reconnected.
A few years after they married, they had the op-portunity to return to Douglas’ family’s ranch. So, with their small savings, they purchased 70 ewes and began building up a cow/calf herd. Working side by side, they raised their now-grown sons, Jake and Tra-vis, on the ranch. About the time her sons reached middle school age, Davis began working in Buffalo to supplement the ranch income. Today they raise sheep and cattle on the land 15 miles south of Camp Crook.
Before she participated in the Annie’s Project course, Davis says she and her husband never thought much about retirement. The class changed that.
“Forward thinking is difficult to do. You work day-to-day, you try to think about the future, but it’s easy to get tunnel vision, especially in times like this with the drought and water situation,” Davis says.
After she was forced to fill out a form in class that asked questions about where she saw herself, her family and their ranch five, 10 and 20 years into the future, Davis and her husband met with a financial planner.
Her bookkeeping also changed after taking the class. Prior to Annie’s Project, she says bookkeeping on their ranch was a laborious task which she always meant to put on her computer, but never found the time to do. After taking the course, she went home and put her books on the computer.
“It makes my taxes much easier,” Davis says. “Along with ranch bookkeeping they talked about the markets, balance sheets and cash flow - things that I knew about, but didn’t understand fully. Once I un-derstood the reasoning behind them, I began doing my books differently and communicating with our banker differently.”
She wasn’t the only one learning. Davis shared the marketing and production information with her husband. Together they implemented some manage-ment changes.
“We’ve stepped out of the box in the way we market our livestock and we began age and source verifying,” Davis says.
this doesn’t surprise sAlverson. “When women learn, they don’t keep new informa-tion to themselves, they share what they learn with others. Whether it is with their husband, brother or business partner, in every class I see women taking the information they learn in class and sharing it,”
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Julia Davis is a fourth-generation Harding County rancher. She ranches with her husband, Douglas, 15 miles south of Camp Crook, S.D.
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Salverson says. “That is what is so powerful about this program and so powerful about women gaining knowledge and understanding.”
Since it began in 2007, Annie’s Project courses have been held in 19 communi-ties across the state. The next class is scheduled for White River this September. Because the curriculum is flexible, Salverson says no two classes are exactly alike. She explains that about 50 percent of the content is fixed and the remaining is dictated by what the women want to learn.
Salverson adds that the women learn at least as much from each other as they do from the instructors.
“Annie’s Project is also about bringing women together and letting them net-work. Women attend who are in their 20s and 30s and women attend who are in their 70s,” Salverson says.
It’s been five years since Davis completed the Annie’s Project course and she says the network she developed is still growing strong.
“Just last summer a gal from my class called me and asked if I had a sheet from class that she’d lost. She asked me if I tried a strategy we discussed, and how it worked out for us. Here it had been five years, and we were still learning from each other.”
To learn more about Annie’s Project, or to attend the White River course, con-tact the Melette-Todd County FSA office at 605-259-3252, ext. 2, or the South Central RC&D at 605-669-2222; or contact Adele Harty, SDSU Extension cow/calf field specialist, at 605-394-1722.
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CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE
840 NORTH
GARFIELD
Perfect forretail/office Space!
AvailableSept. 1
Remodel as needed.
2750 sq. ft.
Call :
605-223-2761for more information
010 To Give Away
11 MONTH Beagle to agood home, great withkids, very nice &f r i e n d l y . C a l l605-478-0023.
050 $100 or Less
3 WOODEN foldingchairs, dark color.!Good condition.! ! $15.00 for all.!!Call!224-2229
ANTIQUE HORSEdrawn walking plow,single bottom, $100.605-220-1790.
ANTIQUE HORSEpulled plow, P&O plow.$60 Call 605-220-1790.
ANTIQUE WOOD iron-ing board dated 1900’s.Very nice condition. $30O B O . C a l l605-224-8468; if no an-swer, please leave amessage.
FOR SALE: SmallerOak Hutch with glassdoors, $200. Oak halltable, $50. Violen withcase, appraised at$350, will sell for $150.Call 605-494-3013.
FOUR P195-60R15Tires, $80 for all. Call605-220-1790
NEW RIVAL brandblack ceramic electriccrock grill. Includesmanual with recipes.$ 2 0 . C a l l605-224-8468; if no an-swer, please leave amessage.
TWO!POSTERS, ME-TAL!FRAMES.! 23 by16 inches.! One of theCapitol building andone of Oahe Dam.!!$10.00 each ! Cal l224-2229
YELLOW SUMMERsquash; very delicious.Assorted sizes. $1e a c h . C a l l605-280-0788.
080 Cars
FOR SALE: 1997Chevy Monte Carlo.Green, 7 inch flip-upDVD/CD player, 5
1/4 Memphis speak-ers in front doors, 2-12 inch MATTspeakers in trunkwith Dual ventedbox, 2007 611 Infin-ity amp, 18 inch rims
with low profile tires,& Dual staight pipes.Extra parts included.All for $3050 OBO.Call 605-222-0238.
FOR SALE: 1998 OldsSilhouette Mini Van.Looks and runs good,every th ing works,132,000 miles, Call605-945-0311, 2106Stratford Pl., Pierre.
090 Motorcycles
NEW 2007 TW200 Yamaha
Motor Bikeonly 121 miles., took inon trade. I don!t ride.
$3500605-224-6061
110 Household Pets
PAWS ANIMAL RES-CUE has Autumn: a 1year old, female, BlueMerle & Aussie mixd o g . C a l l605-223-CATS or visitwww.pets4adoption.org
PAWS ANIMAL RES-CUE has Codi: a 1.5year old, spayed, fe-male, black & white, PitBull & Terrier mix dog.Call 605-223-CATS orvisit www.pets4adop-tion.org
PAWS ANIMAL RES-CUE has Treflan: an 8month old, neutered,male, long hair, orange& white, cat. Call605-223-CATS or visitwww.pets4adoption.org
PAWS ANIMAL RES-CUE has Twiggy: a 4month old, female,charcoal & brown,mixed breed dog. Call605-223-CATS or visitwww.pets4adoption.org
PURE BRED RatTerrier Puppies. 2females, 3 males,ready to go on 8/24.Pups come with firstshots & papers. Veryrare colors. Pleasecontact Nichole at605-280-6442 for moreinfo & pictures.
PUREBRED RED& Blue Heeler
pups for sale. Call605-845-6191.
120 Wanted to Buy
LOOKING FOR usedchicken feeders, water-ers, nest boxes & anyother accessories.605-280-8141.
LOOKING TO BuyOlder mobile home.Call 605-258-2448.
150 Rent: Homes
HOUSE FOR RENT: 4bedroom, 2 bath, 2-stallgarage. 204 S. PierceAve. $1,500/mo. withlike deposit. Availableimmediately. Absolutelyno pets/smoking. Con-tact Rita Linn, Broker,605-280-5228.Linn Real Estate,605-224-6613.
180Rent: Commercial Space
316 S. Coteau: Primeoffice space, 730 sq. ft.Call 605-224-7567 or605-280-0671.
FOR RENT40x40 commerical/warehouse space.
Heated, cooled; floordrain with pit; hot & cold
running water; largeoverhead door,walk-in door.
Located on Airport Rd.near Walmart.
Call 605-222-8280 or605-222-8283.
FOR SALE or RENT:Brand new 25X32 or5 0 X 3 2 F i n i s h e dShop/Storage, 14 footo v e r h e a d d o o r s .605 -280 -3930 o r605-280-3915.
190 Rent: Garage & Storage
MID-DAKOTA STOR-AGE 5x5 to 10x25 &new storage unit, largersize 11x30, with easyaccess & electricity forboats & campers. Dis-count for long termr e n t a l . C a l l605-224-7963.www.fosterrentals.com.
220 For Sale: Homes
NEW HOUSES for sale:28868 & 28870 CloverDr., Oahe Acres. 3 bed-room, 2 bath, 3-stall ga-rage, full basement.605 -224 -2266 o r605-280-8866.
LARGE ROUND corn
stock & wheat straw
ba les fo r sa le .
605-520-1724
SQUARE HAY bales forsale. corn stalk andgrass bales. Pierre lo-cation. $72.50 for 29bales. Call for moreinfo. 605-222-6754
WANTED: CORN orsoybeans to harvestt h i s f a l l . C a l l785 -623 -1381 o r785-623-1733.
050 $100 or Less
MENS SENIOR CCMHockey Skates size 9,great condition, paid$150, only worn half ahockey season, $75.P l e a s e c a l l605-280-7554.
BRIGG STRATTONpedal start motor,Model Y, Ser ia l# 1 2 6 2 5 8 . $ 7 0 .605-220-1790.
BROADBAND CABLE
Modem $65.00 Call af-
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605-224-7607.
DELTA MITER saw$100. Approx 10 yrs oldwith gentle use. Call605-280-5595.
FOR SALE: 5000 BTUwindow air conditioner.Works great for smallroom. $50. Cal l605-280-5595.
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6 MONTH oldgolden Lab,Male, easy tot ra in . $500 .605-220-4061
CUB CADET series1000 42in. cut ridingmower, $1,100.Craftsman 5.5hp/24in.garden tiller, $325.Craftsman 9.0hp/28in.electric start snow-blower, $850.Coleman Powermatepremium air compres-sor, 5.5 peak hp, 15gallon, includes acces-sory tools, $300.Call 605-280-0306 or605-224-5495.
FOR SALE:
Fresh Farm
Eggs!Get yours today! CallToby at 605-280-8141.
ANTIQUE WALNUTrocking chair, mid tolate 1800s. Original ma-roon upholstery. Verycomfortable, $250.Upright older piano/bench/ metronome/piano books, $200. Callor text 605-222-0528after 5pm.
2002 CROWN Vic LX,50,000 miles, new tires.$7,250. 605-843-2124.
080 Cars
2008 SUZUKI BOULE-VARD LS650 MOTOR-CYCLE, silver. 2000miles, immaculate con-dition, has been ga-raged. $4200.00. Call605-222-8380
084 SUVs
2004 HYUNDAI SantaFe. 4dr, 4x4. 96,000miles. V6, leather,sunroof. Great glass,shiny paint, great tires.Mom got a new car.Ready for school orco l lege . $7 ,500 .605-222-0386
090 Motorcycles
100 RV’s & Campers
2003 THOR WandererWagon Lite 187 TB ToyHauler, good shape.$ 4 9 0 0 . C a l l605-220-3589.
2008 22FT. Hi-LoCamper. Used verylittle, always garaged.$13,500. 605-280-5265.
110 Household Pets
A K C E N G L I S HSpringer Spaniel pups.Born 6/10/12. 2 L/Wmales. 1 tri-color male.2 L/W females. 1Tri-colored female. NFCbloodlines. $400/ea.Call 605-280-0148.
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ScatterGun Lodge, lo-cated 25 miles east ofPierre is looking forhelp during themonths of October,November and half ofDecemberA pheasant huntinglodge looking for out-going personablepeople with goodwork ethics in house-keeping, food serviceand waitressing.For more informationplease call:
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Ideal candidate willpossess knowledge ofproperty managementwith marked ability toanalyze & respond tosite problems. Also,should have consider-able mechanical abilityto analyze & repairequipment with work-ing knowledge of elec-tricity. Top candidateswill possess excellentcommunication skills,positive work ethics &have clear credit &criminal record. Thesepositions offer a chal-lenging opportunity tobe a part of a greatteam with competitivewage & benefits pack-age. Interested indi-viduals should pick upan application atSpruce Apartments &return it to the Man-ager.1900 Kennedy Dr.,
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605-224-0284,Costello
An Equal Opportunity / Af-firmative Action Employer.
DEPUTY SHERIFFThe Hughes CountySheriff is accepting ap-plications for one (1)Deputy Sheriff Positionwith the Hughes CountySheriff's Office.QualificationS: Be atleast 21 years of age,possess a high schooldiploma or G.E.D. andpass a law enforcemententry level examination,and a thorough back-ground investigation.Salary: Starting wage isDependant on Experi-ence/ plus benefits.Minimum starting wageis 35,110 annually or16.88 per hr.Closing date for thisposition is August 24th2012.Applications may bepicked up at the
Hughes CountySheriff's Office
3200 East Highway 34Suite 9
Pierre, SD 57501or are available at
SD Dept. of Labor 116W. Missouri Ave.
Pierre, SD
280 Help Wanted 280 Help Wanted 280 Help Wanted 280 Help Wanted
Bring in your Scrap Gold
FOR CASH!
224-2467311 South Pierre Street
260 Farm & Ranch
280 SMALL squaresgrass hay, $5/bale. 200small squares some al-falfa, $7/bale. 24 biground bales grass hay,1,200lbs., $75/bale.605-222-8454.
COMPOST/BLACKDIRT: Prepare yourgarden, yards, andplanter stock now forspring! It!s never toolate to call for top qual-i t y s c r e e n e dcompost/black dirt, anecessary soil amend-ment for alkaline or claysoils. 2000 lb deliveredf o r $ 1 0 0 . C a l l605-224-0884.
HAY FOR SALE! SmallSquares of PremiumGrass Hay. Clean &Tight, Stored Inside. NoDitch or CRP Hay. De-livery Available. Call605-496-2622.
270 Livestock
REGISTERED AN-GUS Bulls Yearlingbulls for sale withvery quiet disposi-
tions. A sires includeSitz Upward 307R,BT Right Time 24J,SAV Net Worth, &Hart Good Answer.Herd sires includeHart Good Answer,
LaGrand Structure,1I1 Rito and MENew Frontier. Formore info. EPDs orto view the bullsplease contact me atG r o t o n S D ,
605-380-7275, Mi-chael Erdmann An-gus Ranch in theregistered AngusBus iness s ince1947. Also selling 25registered pairs,
most of them 2nd &3rd calvers.
MARIONS
GARDEN
Location! Location!
Location!
One Story Town homeright at the top of Ca-nal & close to greatfishing with privatedock & screened inroom. Recently re-
modeled and redeco-rated kitchen and en-tire home. Beautifulhome and location,
201 Islay Ave.,Fort Pierre.
Call 605-224-4966 or605-280-6966
to set up Viewing.
220 For Sale: Homes
2003 THOR WandererWagon Lite 187 TB ToyHauler, good shape.$ 4 9 0 0 . C a l l605-220-3589.
Is there OLD FarmEqipment sitting
around your home?Call 605-224-7301
today & Advertise
in our MonthlyPublication,
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PIERRE AREA REFERRAL SERVICEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Description of duties and qualificationsavailable at www.pierreareareferral.org
Salary: $32,000-$40,000 DOEBenefits: Vacation and sick leave, paid holidays
Closing Date: Open until filled
Applications to:
CIC BoardPO Box 7015
Pierre SD 57501
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Drain Cleaning - In Floor HeatSewer & Water Services
Gas PipingTankless Water Heaters
Full Service Plumbing & HeatingFree Estimates
Jamie Karber 605-220-2071Gregory Roseland 605-280-3282
INTERIOR FINISH
RepairsOdor removalFire damage
Water damageMOLD
RemodelingKitchens
BathroomsLaundry
Interior doorsInterior trimSheetrockTexturing
Square hay bales for sale. corn stalk and grass bales. Pierre lo-cation. $72.50 for 29 bales. Call for more info. 605-222-6754
Square hay bales
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Tyson Hewitt 605-206-0034
Kendall Smith [email protected]
13167 Arapahoe Dr., Piedmont, SD 57769
O� ce/Fax 605-791-2300
Check out our complete listings at: www.hewittlandcompany.com
Located in SW South Dakota and NW Nebraska, this ranch is comprised of; 7,440+/- acres deeded, 640 acres state lease, and 467 AUM’s lease in the Buffalo Gap Nat’l Grassland. (There are 4,000+/- acres which are or have been in cultivation, current CRP contract on 1,000 acres and 2,706 base acres.) Indian Creek crosses the ranch for three miles, two homes, headquarter facilities, water pipeline, and abundant wildlife. Priced at $3,534,000.
PERKINS COUNTY FARMLAND; 966.4+/- acres highly productive cropland with (930.46 ac. FSA base acres). Mostly class II and III loam and silt loam soils with productivity indexes ranging mostly from 68 to 95. Located close to town and only 1 mile off a paved hwy. The property is all contiguous and could still be available for spring possession. Priced at $1,255,000.00
This property consists of 160 acres of which 137.5 acres are irrigable from the Belle Fourche Irrigation District. County roads border both the East and West sides of the property, as well as power and rural water. An Equip contract is in place for the remainder of 2011 which provides revenue yet allows grazing or haying the property during the contract. Great views and access combined with good production and income potential allow for several viable options with this property. Price: $184,000.
GIRL C REEK - Ziebach County, Dupree SD: 2,727+/- acres of excellent native pasture. Five separate pastures facilitating easy rotation of grazing. Extremely well watered by nine reservoirs, together with two shallow wells serving six tire tanks and three new automatic waters’. Access is provided by well- maintained gravel roads and power is located on the property. Girl Creek runs through the property providing an added element of limited winter protection. This property would make an excellent starter ranch or added grass for an established operation. Call us on this. Priced at $1,570,000.
DAKOTA LANDING ESTATES; Pierre, Hughes Co. SD, Three residential lots 110’ x 115’ each all utilities, water and access near boat dock on Lake Oahe. Priced at $24,000 each, will sell one or all. Call Kendall.
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PERKINS COUNTY, SD; LaGrand Ranch North Unit, 4,126+/- deeded acres (comprised of 2,360+/- ac. cultivated and 1,765+/- ac. grass). Excellent soils, water and access help characterize this highly productive property. The offering includes a complete set of improvements located along SD Hwy 75 NE of Prairie City, SD. This property may be divided into operating units to suite the buyer or would make an ef� cient size operation as a single unit. Entire Unit Priced to Sell at $4,075,500
SALE PENDING
Brookings, S.D. - Cattle producers should mark their calendars for the 2012 Applied Reproductive Strategies in Beef Cattle Conference to be held in Sioux Falls, S.D. Dec.3 and 4.
The conference will focus on how cattle producers can utilize advancing technolo-gies to improve reproductive efficiencies, profitability and the product we all enjoy
so well beef.
"This is a tremendous opportunity to hear 27 speakers from across the U.S. and Canada discuss topics including how to profit from implementing these technologies, and the latest research in the fields of Reproduction, nutrition, and genetics," said event coordinator, George Perry, Associate Professor and SDSU
Extension Beef Reproduction Specialist.
This conference is geared to veterinarians and producers. All speakers will address how to implement what is discussed on your cattle operation.
For more information, visist http://igrow.org/events/category/livestock-beef/.
In addition to the outstanding speakers, there will also be a large tradeshow with booths from all sponsors.
To register for the conference, visit the conference website or contact Perry at (605) 688-5456 or e-mail [email protected]. Conference cost is $150 if registered before November 1st.
Save the Date for the 2012 Applied Reproductive Strategies in Beef Cattle Conference
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2011 CHEVY IMPALA LTZ
Bluetooth Ready, Remote
Start, Sunroof, 18,301mi
stk# R4930
2012 CHEVYTRAVERSE LTw-1LT Rear Back Up Sensors, 27,354mi,
AWD, 4X4 stk# R4979
2011 JEEP PATRIOT LATITUDE
4WD Remote Start, 17,151mi
stk# R4927
2009 BUICK LUCERNECXL Gold Mist,
Memory / Heated Seats
43,441mi stk# R4958
2008 BUICK
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stk# R4910
2007 CHRYSLER
300C Clean,
stk #G1239C
2009 CADILLAC ESCALADEDual DVD System,
Remote Start, Backup Camera
stk# G1289A
KIA SOUL
SPORTIpod Jack,
Satellite Radio stk# R4936
2011 DODGE GRAND
CARAVANMainstreet 4 Captains,
Satellite Radio, Only 12,473mi
stk# R4904
2012 CHRYSLER
200 LX Steering Wheel Audio Controls,
24,753mi stk# R4980
2012 GMC YUKON XL Denali Dual Screen
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stk# R4971
2011 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT
Aux. Audio Jack, Satellite Radio, 4WD, 30,929mi
stk# R4985
2011 NISSAN MAXIMA 3.5 S Sunroof,
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stk# C1216B
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2011 CHEVY 2012 CHEVY 2011 JEEP 2009 BUICK 2008
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CHECKOUT www.wegnerauto.com for complete inventories330 E. Sioux Avenue • Pierre, SD 57501
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Barry MacLeod280-6652
Jim Wegner280-6900
Jenny Wegner280-5968
MIRACLE MOTOR’S SUMMER CLEARANCE 2005 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER R4942 ............................CLEARANCE: $9,4402007 CHRYSLER 300C G1239C ..........................................CLEARANCE: $14,8702008 CADILLAC DTS R4987A ................................CLEARANCE: $19,6252006 TOYOTA TUNDRA LTD D1157A ..............................CLEARANCE: $20,9252005 FORD F-250 XLT G1232C...........................................CLEARANCE: $16,6402005 NISSAN MAXIMA R4769A ..........................CLEARANCE: $11,2752004 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM N1223A ................. CLEARANCE: $7,4501994 MERCURY SABLE R4708B ..........................CLEARANCE: $1,9901997 CHEVY TAHOE R4707B ................................CLEARANCE: $3,9941998 BUICK CENTURY R4945...............................CLEARANCE: $3,5001999 GMC SIERRA G1250B ..................................CLEARANCE: $5,7341999 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY R4755 ......CLEARANCE: $2,4902000 SUZUKI GRAND VITRA D1187D ................CLEARANCE: $3,9722001 CHEVY S-10 G1182E ....................................CLEARANCE: $2,9672002 SAFARI VAN R4853 ......................................CLEARANCE: $3,8502003 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY N1160 ......CLEARANCE: $6,3002004 TRAILBLAZER R4872A .................................CLEARANCE: $8,4352003 FORD 1 TON D1191A ....................................CLEARANCE: $10,2751999 OLDS CUTLASS GL R4974 ...............................................CLEARANCE: $9951998 NISSAN MAXIMA N1208B ..........................CLEARANCE: $3,6501995 CHEVY LUMINA N1219B..............................CLEARANCE: $3,9901991 NISSAN KING CAB N1239A .........................CLEARANCE: $4,950
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MIRACLE MOTORS.
1. Includes all incentives 2. Must � nance with NMAC 3. Must qualify. See dealer for details.
2012 NISSAN MAXIMA 2012 NISSAN ROGUE28 MPG
2012 NISSAN VERSA 34 MPG
3.5SV, V6, Premium Pkg, Loaded
MSRP: $39,580
39 Mo. Lease, $22,390 Lease Price, 12K per Year, First Payment
Due at Delivery
39 Mo. Lease, $16,857 Lease Price, 12K per Year, First Payment
Due at Delivery
39 Mo. Lease, $21,492 Lease Price, 12k per Year,
First Payment Due at Delivery
$32,9511.,2. $310.23/Mo. $235.44/Mo.
stk#N1243
,CLEARANCE
stk#N1204 stk#N1206
NOTHING DOWN
NOTHING DOWN
2012 RAM 1500 4X4
stk#D1229
WOW!
Quad Cab, 5.7 Hemi, Full Power, 20” Wheels, T-Tow
$26,996Quad Cab, 5.7 Hemi, Full
26,99626,996SPECIAL CLEARANCE
FULL MSRP: $35,580- $1,800 pkg discount- $2,484 Wegner discount- $4,000 rebate
2012 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 25 MPG
stk#D1246
NOTHING DOWN
42 Mo. Lease, $21,925 Lease Price, 10k per Year, First Payment/Security
Deposit Due at Delivery
$365.52 /Mo.
2012 DODGE DART39 MPG
stk#D1300
NOTHING DOWN
$362.94 /Mo.42 Mo. Lease, $23,227 Lease
Price, 10k per Year, First Payment/Security Deposit Due at Delivery
2012 GMC SIERRA 1500
stk#G1228SLE, Crew Cab, 5.3L, 4x4, Z71
MSRP $38,780
$31,2321.,3.31,232CLEARANCE
SAVE OVER $7,500
2012 BUICK LACROSSE 36 MPG
stk#B1211
BEST LOOKING SEDAN ON THE MARKET!
39 Mo. Lease, $32,437 Lease Price, 12k per Year,
First Payment Due at Delivery
BEST LOOKING SEDAN
$413.49 /Mo.
NOTHING DOWN 2012 BUICK VERANO
32 MPG
stk#B1213
$254.05 /Mo.
NOTHING DOWN
XNLV
44813
Ray Shepherd280-2906
Don Gordon280-5165
Rich Shangreaux280-0982
Cecil Staples280-2396
Andy Binegar280-1899
