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Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Volume 42 • Number 36

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The Watford City American Legion Club is putting on a tri-ple header concert at the new Watford City Rough Rider Event Center in the name of honoring area veterans on Saturday, November 12 at 8 PM.

1980s Billboard chart topping band Starship, known for their two #1 hits, “We Built this City” and “Sara” will be taking the stage along with legendary classic rock band, Head East and North

All proceeds from this power house concert will go to fund

to plan, build, equip and maintain a park to honor veterans who have honorably served their country, to promote patriotism and to recognize veterans of all military forces, past, present and future. The main goal is to provide and enhance the current Veterans Park and to provide a quiet place for individuals and families to honor their loves ones who so proudly served.

served our country,” said Jerry Samuelson, project coordinator

that this park will serve as a beautiful community green space for all to enjoy.

In addition to attending the concert, the public can contribute to the new park by making a donation to the park or by honoring

or space on the commemorative wall in their honor.More information about the new Veterans Memorial Park

can be found at www.watfordcityveteranspark.com or by con-tacting Jerry Samuleson at 701-444-6853 or [email protected].

Purchase tickets for the concert at www.roughridercenter.com

Sidney’s Trail of Treats to be Held Saturday, Oct. 29

Halloween festivities will be twice as nice this year, with the Trail of Treats happening Saturday, Oct. 29th from noon until 3:00pm. Trail maps can be picked up at all participating businesses Including Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham,

Mucho Si, Meadowlark, Big Sky Embroidery, Ribbon & Rail,

and stop where they choose.

kicking off the festivities at noon with a free hotdog lunch, games, candy, and a fall photo station until 3:00pm. The Rich-

for the haunted house.

N Central Ave. The store will be holding a costume contest at 3:30pm. Costumes will be judged in categories age 0 topreschoolers, kindergarten through 2nd grade, and 3rd grade through 5th grade, with prizes to be awarded.

The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce is organizing the

in the safe crossing of Central Ave. and serving as Trail of

Any Chamber business that is interested in participating can contact the Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce at [email protected]. Businesses must be registered by Oct. 19th so they can be included on the map.

Don’t Miss Out on this Community Haunted House Sponsored by the Boys & Girls Club & SHS BPA

High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) are sponsoring a haunted house, and plenty of Halloween fun Oct. 27th – 30th. Halloween activities will be $5.00 and includecookie decorating, face painting, and pumpkin decorating; the haunted house is $10, complete with a maze, and appropriate for older kids.

The festivities will be held at the former Sunrise Equipment building that was recently acquired by Lower Yellowstone Rural Electric Cooperative (LYREC) at 2900 W Holly in Sidney. CEO

Richland County, Jason Brothen suggested the event since the

for kids in the community.The proceeds from the event will be divided between the

qualifying kids that may not otherwise have the funds to attendthe afterschool program.

Both the haunted house and Halloween activities will be open Oct. 27th – 29th from 5:00pm – 9:00pm, and from 2:00pm – 5:00pm on the 30th.

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of Richland County, MT.

Underwayit began with jury selection on Monday, Oct. 17th at the Rich-land County Event Center. Johnston has been charged with deliberate homicide and tampering with physical evidence in connection with the disappearance of his estranged girlfriend Nicole Waller.

abandoned off Highway 2 between Poplar and Wolf Point on

been heard from since.Johnston was arrested in Sidney, MT on Aug. 24th, 2015;

he was released on a $250,000 bond and has been residing in

District Judge Elizabeth A. Best of the Eight Judicial District

recused himself earlier this year.

Final EIS Determines That the Bypass Channel is the Best Option

In the EIS that was released

Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation determined that the Bypass Channel Alternative was the best option, both economically and environmentally, in regards to the Lower Yellowstone Intake Diversion

The EIS was developed to

especially that of the endangered pallid sturgeon, can be improved with continued viable operation of the Lower Yellowstone Irrigation Project (LYIP). The LYIP provides water to over 50,000 acres of land from Intake into western North Dakota and is vital to agriculture in the area.

The EIS weighed the impact of a No Action Alternative, as well as Action Alternatives including rock

channel, multiple pumps and multiple pumps with conservation measures. There was an initial public comment period from June 3 – July 28.

It was determined that the by-pass alternative would allow the pallid sturgeon the best opportunity to repopulate.

“There has to be a balance be-

Tyler Johnson with the Reclamation

excluded; they must be considered in total and the bypass is the preferred alternative.”

There is a 30-day public com-ment period, until Nov. 14th, there-after the Corps and Reclamation will issue a Record of Decision based on

visit www.usbr.gov/gp/mtao/loweryellowstone/. Comments can

be submitted via email to [email protected] or by to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District, ATTN: CENWO-PM-AA, 1616 Capitol Avenue, Omaha, NE 68102.

Starship, Head East and Kat Perkins Perform to Honor Area Veterans Nov. 12

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EVENTSS E N D U S Y O U R E V E N T S !

THE ROUNDUP: PO Box 1207111 West Main • Sidney, MT 59270

406-433-3306 • Fax: 406-433-4114 • Email: [email protected] COUNTY

Events in Sidney unless otherwise listed. MT Zone.Wed., Oct. 19

4:30-6 p.m. - Halloween Movie Hocus Pocus - Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917. 5 - 10 p.m. - Community Pint Night- Meadowlark Public House. $1 for every pint sold will go to support a community organization.6 p.m. - Free Community Meal - Everyone welcome. Pella Lutheran Church, 418 West Main.

Hood. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.6:30 p.m. - Fairview Yoga - Yoga classes for adults only. $5 per class, all levels welcome. Props needed, yoga mat, comfortable clothing, a smile. Fairview High School Cafeteria. There is also a 6:30 p.m. class on Oct. 24 for high school students and older. For more information contact Kayla Fox, 209-263-1336 or Tammi Eldridge Warren, 406-480-9273. 6:30-7:30 p.m. - Worship On Wednesdays - Kids & youth night with laughter, encouragement, worship, prayer and fun! Lonsdale United Methodist Church, Sidney.Thurs., Oct. 20

5-6:30 p.m. - Adult Coloring Cub - Ages 13+ only. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Fri., Oct. 21

Riding Hood. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917. Sat., Oct. 22

12 p.m. - Crafternoon Pumpkin Carving - Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.

donation) & silent auction. Sidney High School Cafeteria use south entrance. To make a donation contact, Sheila Iszler, 406-480-4820, Megan Iszler, 406-489-2569 or Jennifer Lear, 406-630-2424.Mon., Oct. 24

10:30-11 a.m. - Tales 4 Tots - Fire prevention. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917. Tues., Oct. 25

3:30-4:30 p.m. - Lego Club - Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.

Free. MonDak Heritage Center. For questions call MDHC at 406-433-3500 or Fred at 682-206-5744.Wed., Oct. 26

4:30-5:30 p.m. - Teen Craft - Homemade heating pad. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.

Richland County Library, 406-433-1917. Thurs., Oct. 27

5-6:30 p.m. - Family Coloring Cub - Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Fri., Oct. 28

Halloween. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Sat., Oct. 29

12-3 p.m. - Fall Festival - Free lunch, outdoor games, candy, fall photo backdrop for photos. Faith Alliance Church, 301 E. Main Street. Starting point for the Trail of Treats.Sun., Oct. 30

2-5 p.m. - Bingo - Sidney Moose Lodge.Mon., Oct. 31

10:30-11 a.m. - Tales 4 Tots - Halloween. Sidney-Richland County Library, 406-433-1917.Tues., Nov. 1

9 a.m. - 11 a.m. - MOPS - Mothers of 0-5 years old can come and connect, laugh, cry and embrace the journey of motherhood. Breakfast and childcare provided. Sidney Lutheran Brethren Church, 1100 Madison Lane, Sidney, MT. For more info contact Rachel Dasinger, 406-480-0924, [email protected].

MCKENZIE COUNTYEvents in Watford City unless otherwise listed. CT ZoneThurs., Oct. 27

5:30 p.m. - Farmers Union Oil Co. Annual Meeting - Door prizes, giveaways, dividend checks. Supper to follow meeting,McKenzie County Convention will follow supper. Outlaws Ballroom, Watford City.Mon., Oct. 31

2-5 p.m. - Watford City Area Chamber of Commerce Trail of Treats - Fun and safe way to trick or treat! Visit all participating businesses for a chance to receive a golden ticket worth $10-$50. Watford City Main Street. Sun., Nov. 6

Civic Center, 213 2nd St. NE, Watford City, ND.

WILLIAMS COUNTYEvents in Williston unless otherwise listed. CT Zone. Thurs., Oct. 20

7 p.m. - Fort Buford History Book Club - Join history buffs in

Center. Sat., Oct. 22

7-9 p.m. - Fort Buford Cemetery Walk - Celebrate the season with a spooky visit to the Fort Buford Cemetery. Pick up a treat bag and join Arch Ellwein in the Interpretive Center at 7 p.m. as he shares Halloween make-up tips and tricks using kitchen products. Come dressed for the weather and bring a

Fri., Oct. 287-11 p.m. - The Haunted Hayride - $10 per person, recommended ages 12 and up. This event also is on Oct. 29 and Oct. 30. UMV Fairgrounds, Williston, ND. For more information www.facebook.com/hauntedhayride.Sat., Oct. 29

10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Spooks Craft And Vendor Show - Come shopwhile your kids get a chance to participate in coloring contest, Halloween costume contest and more. New Armory, 10 Main, Williston, ND.

DAWSON COUNTYEvents in Glendive unless otherwise listed. MT ZoneWed., Oct. 19

9-11:30 a.m. - Dawson County Health Department Immunization Clinic - Cost is $35 and bring your insurance card. Richey Senior Citizens Center, Richey MT.

Kahdesha Chiles to discuss the starting of a Transitional Sober Living Program in Dawson County. Tea and coffee

Community Room. Wed., Oct. 26

information contact Andrine Haas, 406-377-4793, [email protected]., Oct. 27

6:15-9:30 p.m. - Personal Protection Course - Topics covered:the law, safe gun handling, shooting skills, home and personalsafety tips, ammunition, carry holsters, purses, fanny packs and cleaning. $50 per person. Firearms and ammo provided.

29 until around 3 p.m. For more info call Nancy Pedersen,

Sun., Oct. 303 p.m. - Tenore Concert - Dawson County High School

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OBITUARIES

Simply Soy Lesson Offered

By Marcia HellandsaasNDSU Extension Agent

Soy is a plant native to Asia and has been a staple in the Asian diet for more than 5,000 years.

This popular bean is found in a wide variety of food prod-ucts, from tofu to infant formula, as well as nonfood products such as shampoo, diesel fuel and cosmetics. This lesson will help attendees learn about types of soy foods as well as health

Simply Soy will be held at 6:30 pm on Thursday, October

Also at this lesson, uses of soy in food will be explained -

ticipants will also learn about the special roles soy can play in

will shared and food sampled.

Reuben Hundtofte, 86Sidney, MT

The memorial service for Reuben Hundtofte, 86, of Sidney,

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Remembrances, pictures and condolences may be shared with the family at

Care, Sidney, MT.

Donna Emly Benefit to be Held Oct. 22nd

By Meagan Dotson

once those treatments are complete. There will be additional

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There are New Opportunities for Young Professionals in Richland County

By Meagan Dotson

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to determine how to best address the needs in Sidney. -

can act as a resource for businesses to help them recruit and retain employees.

County, Montana. -

a duplicate service and it is another resource for the community.

-nation.

Correction: however she is past President. Vice President Neil Williams

Sidney s

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Come celebrating the newly renovated Clinic Pharmacy and visit with your favorite community pharmacy staff members during pharmacy week.

Meet and greet pharmacy staff members; see first-hand how things operate; hear how pharmacists and technicians are making sure you receive the most benefit from your medicines; get an up-close look at a variety of pharmacy activities.

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By Roland Achenjang, Pharmacy DirectorOctober is National Phar-

macy Month and the per-fect time to remind you that pharmacists and technicians at Sidney Health Center’s Clinic Pharmacy have built a reputation in the community as the friendliest and fast-est pharmacy in town. Clinic Pharmacy patients often wait less than ten minutes to get their prescriptions filled. This is very impressive considering the pharmacy fills on average 200 prescriptions per day or 6,000 prescriptions in a month!

The Clinic Pharmacy staff is able to accomplish this because they possess more than 100 years of combined pharmacy experience in the community. The experience and longevity has solidified personal relationships with customers, which enables the staff to provide a personal experience unlike any other pharmacy in the area. Still, the Clinic Pharmacy does more than simply fill prescriptions.

Behind the scenes, the staff is part of a large and comprehensive pharmacy ser-vices department. As part of Sidney Health Center, the staff is able to interact with other

pharmacists and technicians that take care of you or your loved ones that are admitted in the hospital, residents at Sidney Health Center’s Ex-tended Care facility, those in need of durable medical equip-ment, or patients receiving chemotherapy at the Cancer Center. Furthermore, the staff collaborates with your primary care physicians, emergency physicians, nurses, social workers, and lab technicians to optimize patients’ medica-tion therapy. Even with this breadth of services the phar-macy department continues to seek new ways to improve an individual’s overall health.

The pharmacy staff re-cently started providing Med-ication Therapy Management (MTM) services to patients. MTM services provide yet another opportunity for the staff to work one-on-one with patients to answer any medi-cation-related questions and ensure medications are taken as intended. This will not only optimize patients’ therapy, but result in improved outcomes for the patients.

October is National Phar-macy month and a good time to drop by the Clinic Pharmacy to show appreciation to the

pharmacy staff for the im-portant work they do, as drug experts, to improve the health of those we serve. Plan to visit the Clinic Pharmacy for an open house event on Thurs-day October 20th, 2016 from 10 AM to 2 PM to meet and greet new and familiar staff members, and see its newly renovated space. Coffee and light snacks will be provided.

More than Simply Filling Prescriptions at Sidney Health Center’s Clinic Pharmacy

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Submitted by MSU News Service

Selecting fertilizer rates for yield and quality will de-pend in part on this past sum-

-sion soil fertility specialist in

Department of Land Resourc--

residue and good soil water for the coming growing season.

with lower production. Both nitrogen and sulfur needs for

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-mal rainfall.

said. “These include yield

Jones encourages pro-ducers to use guidelines pub-

bulletin Fertilizer Guidelines

a reasonable yield potential

calculating nitrogen fertilizer rates. If all factors line up for

add more nitrogen during the

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Jones stated the amount

-ing on how much is gained through the decomposition of plant residue and how much is lost to leaching or as nitrogen

of moist soils and warm tem-

rapid decomposition.

to capture the nitrogen that be-

(less than two feet deep) or sandy soils with greater than 60 pounds nitrogen per acre tend to lose nitrogen to leach-ing between late summer and spring. Soils that stay ponded

Generally spring soil tests -

able to the crop than late sum-

to Jones.

samples would be useful to

he said.The quantity and quality

Jones noted.“Small grain residue

tends to be high in carbon. This feeds high populations of

need nitrogen. Ten pounds of

to a total of 40 pounds nitrogen per acre to feed the microbial

long term and helps store soil moisture.

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ground pulse residue higher in nitrogen than small grain resi-

found pulse crops generally increase protein in the follow-

fallow. The potential drawback is water use by a pulse crop.

time to consider using a pulse

least four small grain/legume

protein can be greater after

fallow with less or no fertilizer nitrogen.

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fessor of cropping systems

similar or higher economic

partly by reducing the reliance

Wheat producers can

of their nitrogen fertilization practice by looking at their past

said. If winter wheat protein is under 12.5 percent or spring wheat grain protein is under

-mised by under-fertilization.

protein in a high-yielding year

practices.“If high protein discounts

best to put your nitrogen into protein by delaying fertilizer application or doing a second

-nomic Calculator is another resource to help calculateeconomically optimum nitro-

Insufficient sulfur can

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soil testing and guidelines for sulfur are not nearly as clear

Visual symptoms along withsoil type and location in thelandscape can help determine

deficiency causes uniform

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especially on eroded ridge

after high rainfall.If sulfur deficiency has

acre with the seed can pre-

20 pounds of sulfur per acre may be needed for oilseeds

rescue treatment for sulfur is

sulfur per acre as granular am-monium sulfate (21-0-0-24) or as a liquid sulfur formulation.

In areas with lower than

much of western and south-

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Jones said.“Soil tests are the best

http://-

tools/nitrogen/. For Fertilizer

Web at org/publications.asp

the soil fertility website at http://landresources.montana.edu/soilfertility. Jones can be reached at [email protected] or 994-6076.

MSU Extension Offers Information on Selecting Fertilizer Nitrogen Rates

Invites you to join us at our

Annual MeetingTuesday, November 1st, 2016 at 6pm at the Sidney Country Club

As a member of an Eastern Montana economic development organization, your attendance and participation will be greatly appreciated. We hope you will join us as we highlight our projects and activities, and that you

enjoy the evening with us. A brief business meeting will be part of our agenda.

A Non-Profit Countywide

EconomicDevelopmentCorporation

1060 S. Central Ave.Sidney, MontanaPhone (406) 482-4679Fax (406) 482-5552E-mail:[email protected]

www.richlandeconomicdevelopment.com

From the Board of Richland Economic Development Corp.

Many thanks to our investment partnersworking together for Richland County’s Future

This event is open to the public.

Guest Speaker Darryl James

Executive Director of the Montana

Infrastructure Coalition.

Please RSVP by October 24th

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Sat, Oct 22 Only• 11am Mini Series

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Timely TopicsNorth Dakota State University Yard and Garden Report is a

publication that comes out weekly during the summer months. The most recent report came out on October 12th, with some good tips for getting ready for winter. Here are some tips for vegetable and fruits;

Plant garlic now, divide cloves and set 4-6 inches apart. Cover the cloves with 2 inches of soil, then irrigate. Cover them with 4 inches of straw in November, planting hardneck varieties are the hardiest.

When storing winter squash leave at least one inch of the

Cure in a warm spot (80 degrees) for ten days to toughen skin, then store on pallets at 55 degrees and 60% relative humidity.

When harvesting cabbage and you see silvery or tan lesions, it is a tiny pest that scrapes the leaves called Thrips. Imidacloprid can be sprayed when thrips invade, often after al-falfa or small grains are cut. Overhead watering dislodges thrips.

Storing apples is best in a cool, humid and dark place. A refrigerator is best, but a cool root cellar or garage is acceptable.

Fall is busy with many household activities, but rake and remove fallen leaves and fruits under your trees. The litter can be

Make sure to look out for wasps when picking up fallen fruit.Besides just your vegetables and fruits, your lawn and trees

might need some attention before winter snow;Fall needle drop, many spruce and pine trees have old

needles located near the trunk that are turning brown, that is normal. As long as the young needles located near the tips of the branches are healthy, then your tree is healthy.

Wrap young trees, place the white guard or wrap in Kraft paper. (make sure you remove these in the spring!) Covering the tree prevents cracking which can be caused by the scalding rays of the winter sun. Linden, maple, mountainash and fruit trees are very sensitive.

and may just become food for birds. Sod can be laid until the ground freezes.

Shred leaves with your mower or rake them. Leaving leaves on the ground can cause suffocation in the spring, which can lead to fungi growing in your yard.

For this and more information check out the NDSU Yard and Garden Report.

Cold, Blustery Day doesn’t Dampen Spirits at XWA Groundbreaking Ceremony

By Barbara Peterson Williston Economic Development

-breaking ceremony for the Williston Basin International Airport. About 200 people attended the event on a cold and blustery fall day.

The XWA project has been in the works since 2011, so the community was more than ready to see some action!

The Williston Airport manager said the new terminal will

easier access to the Williston region,” said Steven Kjergaard.

new airport will allow for more airlines with more destinations.” The projects that may get underway yet this year are geared to

2017 projects include building a facility to house aircraft rescue

snow and ice control equipment, grading the site, building the -

during the third quarter of 2019.

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PUBLIC OPPORTUNITY TO PROTEST TRANSFER

OF OWNERSHIP OF MONTANA

ALL-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE

Quad Treasure, Inc. (Bethanie J. Lohman, Owner)

has applied to transfer ownership of Montana

All-Alcoholic Beverages License No. 17-999-6894-001 currently operating

at Black Gold Casino, 26 U.S. Highway 2, Building #2, Bainville, Roosevelt County. The public may

protest this license transfer in accordance with the law.

Who can protest this transfer? Protests will be accepted from residents of the county of the proposed

location (Roosevelt), residents of adjoining

Montana counties (Richland, McCone, Valley, Daniels and Sheridan), and residents of

adjoining counties in another state if the criteria in 16-4-207(4)(d), Montana Code

Annotated (MCA), are met.

What information must be included? Protest letters must be legible and contain (1) the protestor’s full name, mailing address, and street

address; (2) the license number (17-999-6894-001) and the applicant’s name (Quad Treasure, Inc.); (3) an indication that the letter is intended as a protest; (4) a description of the grounds

for protesting; and (5) the protestor’s signature. A letter with multiple signatures will be considered one protest

letter.

What are valid protest grounds? The protest may be based on the

applicant’s qualifications listed in 16-4-401, MCA, or the grounds for denial of

an application in 16-4-405, MCA. Examples of valid

protest grounds include: (1) the applicant is unlikely to operate the establishment in compliance with the law; (2) the proposed location

cannot be properly policed by local authorities; and (3) the welfare of the people in the vicinity of the proposed

location will be adversely and seriously affected.

How are protests submitted? Protests

must be postmarked to the Department of Revenue,

Office of Dispute Resolution, P.O. Box 5805, Helena,

Montana 59604-5805 on or before November 7, 2016.

What happens if the transfer is protested?

Depending on the number of protests and the protest grounds, a public hearing will be held in Helena or

Bainville. All valid protestors will be notified of the

hearing’s time, date and location. Hearings typically

are scheduled within 90 days. A protester’s hearing testimony is limited to the grounds in the protester’s

letter. Following the hearing, the Department of Revenue will notify the public whether

the license transfer is approved or denied.

How can additional information be obtained? The cited MCA statutes are online at leg.mt.gov/bills/mca_toc/. Questions may

be directed to Michael Sell, Compliance Specialist for

the Department of Revenue’s Liquor Control Division, at

(406) 444-3505 [email protected].

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CATTLE FOR SALEBred heifers for sale, 13 F1 baldies, 40 Black Angus, ultrasounded April 1st calving. Most will calve in 45 days, bred to low birth rate Black Angus bull. $1,600. Call Bob Carson 701-290-0494.

FOR SALEHay for sale. Can deliver any amount. 701-677-5696 or 701-590-1418.

CATTLEMENWeaning vaccines, cattle pour on, salt, Purina mineral, panels, steel feed bunks, new and used livestock trailers. Williston Saddlery, 4 1/2 miles west on Hwy. 2. 701-572-2267.

MINERALS & SUPPLEMENTSComplete line of minerals & supplements, Crystalx protein & mineral tubs for cattle, horses & sheep. All types of liquid feed for livestock. Calving supplies. R&J Ag

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FOR SALEContinuous fencing for corrals and gates, made locally. For more information call 701-770-2260 or 701-770-1856.

SIDNEY FEEDSSweet Pro Premium feed supplements for cattle & horses, Hefty Seed Co., south of Sidney. 406-488-4338.

VERMEER HAYING EQUIPMENTSee us today for all your haying & feeding equipment, sweeps & farm oil. Anderson Vermeer Sales & Service. Open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m-5:30 p.m. 701-828-3358 or 701-828-3482 (after hrs.). Alexander.

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FOR SALEWOOD CHIPPER3 point hitch-DR Rapid-Feed, 4”, used approximately 10 hours. $2,000 or best offer. Home, 701-744-5329 or cell, 406-478-0290.

BRICKS, HVAC DUCTING & MORE500+ salvaged bricks from 1914 Fairview church, $500 or best offer; salvaged HVAC ducting good condition, lots of it, $200 or best offer; 2 matching bathroom vanities complete with sinks, faucets and drains, $25 each or best offer. 406-489-1923.

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CORRAL GATES, CATTLE PANELS & MORE2 metal corral gates 12’ & 10’, cattle panels 5’x16’, 50 gal. fuel tank, 2 100 lbs propane tanks, have new fill heads and woven wire. Call 406-489-0985.

IHC TRUCK & HARSH MIXER FEEDER BOX1973 IHC truck, Harsh mixer feeder box, fair condition. Call 701-580-2601 for more information.

YEAR END SALELooking to add a new piece to your fleet or help you around the farm or house? We may just have what you want. Contact us at United Rentals at 701-339-2978. Financing, lease to own and RPO available.

PIZZA OVEN2 deck commercial gas pizza oven, lge, free standing, $4,000. 406-480-7279.

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Richland Economic De-velopment Corp is pleased to announce that the Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) committee

-ness in Sidney. Anissa and David “Oscar” Gillespie were

Restaurant. Anissa completed an

application in partnership with her lead lender, Richard

project to the RLF committee

was to consolidate loans, re-

purchased the restaurant in

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Anissa states, “We thought

the Sidney area. My genuine

and to our community that

pleased to assist Anissa & Os-

Richard Braithwaite states, “Without the RLF, this would

pleased to partner with Rich-land Economic Development Corp to assist the Gillespies

on this project.”Richland Economic De-

velopment Corp encourages

consider the RLF as a re-

the Richland County Com-missioners, to assist in the de-

and done in conjunction with

in Richland County.

in Richland County, contact -

tutions or Richland Economic

an application!

owners Anissa and Oscar Gillespie.

Sunny’s Family Restaurant was Awarded the Revolving Loan Fund

Sidney SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: BBQ pork riblet,oven wedges, apricots.Tues., Oct. 25: Hamburger gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans,pears, hot roll.Wed., Oct. 26: Corn dogs, sea-

soned fries, pineapple.Savage School

Thurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Chicken fajitas. Tues., Oct. 25: Country fried steak.Wed., Oct. 26: Grilled cheese.

Rau SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Shepherds pie,steamed vegetables, peaches,roll.Tues., Oct. 25: Quesadilla, rice, salad, banana, dirt cup.Wed., Oct. 26: Tuna casserole,peas and carrots, apricots.

Froid SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Chicken noodle casserole, buns, fruit, salad bar,milk.Tues., Oct. 25: Chili, corn, buns,salad bar, fruit, milk.Wed., Oct. 26: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes, peas, sal-ad bar, fruit, dessert, milk.

Bainville SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Mac and cheese with ham, veggie, fruit.Tues., Oct. 25: Chicken/cheese quesadillas, broccoli, mandarinoranges.Wed., Oct. 26: Grilled cheesesandwiches, tomato soup, fruit cup.

Culbertson SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Italian meatballs, rice with peas, fruit, milk.Tues., Oct. 25: Hot ham and cheese subs, coleslaw, fruit, milk.Wed., Oct. 26: Corn dogs, potatowedges, veggies, fruit, milk.

Richey SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Chicken nuggets, fries, broccoli, applesauce.Tues., Oct. 25: Green bean casserole, dinner roll, mandarinoranges.Wed., Oct. 26: Chicken faji-tas, fresh veggies, fruit cocktail, scotcharoos.

Lambert SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Chili, cheese,crackers, buns, grapes, milk.Tues., Oct. 25: Polish sausage, au gratin potatoes, corn, fruit, milk.Wed., Oct. 26: Chicken fajitas,fresh veggies, fruit, milk.

Fairview SchoolThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Quesadillas, refried beans, berry blend, milk.Tues., Oct. 25: Spaghetti, garlic toast, salad, mandarin oranges,dessert, milk.Wed., Oct. 26: Sub sandwiches, chips, applesauce, milk.

Watford CityThurs., Oct. 20: No school.Fri., Oct. 21: No school.Mon., Oct. 24: Crispitos, mexican rice, corn, peaches.Tues., Oct. 25: Fettuccini with marinara sauce, garlic toast,green beans, cinnamon apple-sauce.Wed., Oct. 26:mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, roll, pears.

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Legal Description: Tracts 1&2, COS 27-891 S1 T22 R57E.Real Estate Viewing Dates: Saturday, October 15, 5:00-6:00 p.m., Saturday, October 22, 2:00-4:00 p.m.Or by appointment, contact Dan Goss 406-480-2778.Property Highlights: This beautiful home is less than 3 years old with a detached 2 car garage located on +/- 5.1 acres, 8 Miles west of Sidney, MT. Home has wonderful views of the countryside and is in a very quiet location with a large back porch situated off the back dining room door. The property features a large front and backyard with mature apple trees and plenty of room for a horse or two. The home features 3600 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms on the upper level and 3 bedrooms each with it’s own bath on the lower level. This home also features a spacious kitchen with a walk in pantry and a large dining/living room area that is perfect for entertaining. Laminate flooring is installed throughout the upper level for durability with lots of windows to let in plenty of sunlight. A master bedroom with private bath is also located on

the upper level. The lower level also features a large space that would make an excellent game or trophy room. Lower level has full concrete tile flooring and is 90% finished. All bedrooms feature large closets and laundry hookups are available on both upper and lower levels. Another great feature is all the heating is geothermal ground source heat. Geo units were all bought new and installed in this home. This is a great opportunity if you are looking for a newer home in the country. This home is ready to move into! Mineral Rights: All minerals are reserved. Taxes: Taxes will be prorated from day of closing. Closing Costs: Buyer will pay all normal closing costs. Buyer to pay any cost associated with financing. Title Insurance: Standard owner’s title insurance will be provided by the seller through Richland County Title Co. Sidney, MT 59270 (406) 433-8584.Real Estate Terms: Cash. The highest accepted bidder will be required to enter into a written buy-sell agreement and tender a five-percent (5%) non-refundable down payment at the conclusion of the auction. Title will be transferred by warranty deed with title insurance. The balance is due in cash at closing on or before December, 8th 2016 (Seller will be open to early closing if buyer so desires.) at the office of: Richland County Title, 1050 S. Central Ave, Sidney, MT 59270 (406) 433-8584. All funds shall be held in the escrow account of Richland County Title, 1050 S. Central Ave, Sidney, MT 59270 (406) 433-8584. Your bid is considered acceptance of the terms of this auction. If you, the Buyer, fail to close, the down payment is non-refundable. If the Sellers fail to close, 100% of the down payment will be returned. At this time there is no known reason that the Seller would not be able to close. All information is from sources deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed by the Seller or the Auctioneers. Offering is subject to error, omission, and approval of purchase by owner. We urge independent verification of each and every item submitted to the satisfaction of any prospective buyer. It is every potential bidder/purchaser’s sole responsibility to accomplish his or her due diligence in whatever manner he or she deems advisable prior to sale time. The Auctioneer/Auction Company shall not be responsible or liable in any way if the seller fails to honor any bid, or refuses or cannot close title in accordance with the winning bid or any contract entered in respect thereof. Announcements made sale day take precedence over any printed or internet materials. The property sells “As is-Where is.” MONTANA AUCTION COMPANY, BADLANDS AUCTION & APPRAISAL and its auctioneers are acting solely as auctioneers for the seller. For More Information Contact: DAN GOSS, AUCTIONEER - (406) 480-2778 Sidney, MT - MONTANA AUCTION COMPANY SIDNEY, MONTANA 59270

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2016 • 2:00 PM MSTProperty Address: 12317 County Road 342A (Sale location will be on the property).Directions from Sidney, MT: 8 miles west on HWY 200 towards Lambert, MT. Turn right and travel north 1/4 mile to auction site. Watch for signs. Real Estate offered at 2:30 p.m.Owner: Austin Panasuk will be offering the following property at public auction. The final bid will

be subject to seller’s approval. The seller reserves the right to accept or reject any & all bids.

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Term and Conditions: Cash or Good Check All items sold “As is Where is”, no warranties are ex- pressed or implied by Montana Auction Company or the Sellers. Any and all statements made on sale day by Auctioneers and owners take precedence over any and all advertising. Information given is believed to be true and correct to the best of the owner’s knowledge. All potential buyers are urged to inspect items prior to bidding. All Sales are considered final. Buyers are responsible for purchased items once marked sold. Not Responsible for accidents

FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD• Beautiful 5 piece bedroom set, vanity with mirror, 2

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USDA Issues Safety-Net Payments to ND Farmers in Response to 2015 Market Downturn

MT Department of Revenue Reminds Businesses to Submit Unclaimed Property Report

The Montana Department of Revenue would like to remind businesses throughout the state that the deadline for submitting an annual unclaimed property report is November 1. Montana law requires businesses to submit the report if they are holding unclaimed property. The deadline applies to all businesses except life insurance companies, whose deadline is May 1.

“The report is an essential tool we have to make sure busi-nesses that are holding unclaimed property transfer the property to the state. Then we can get that property to its rightful owner,” says Jim McKeon, Unclaimed Property Program Manager at the Department of Revenue.

The department encourages businesses to submit their un-claimed property report electronically through the free Montana ePass File Transfer Service. Businesses can do so by going online to revenue.mt.gov, clicking the Online Services button,

is secure, accurate, and encrypted, which means that businesses do not need to encrypt the submission themselves or protect it with a password.

department website. The department cannot accept unclaimed property reports on compact discs, diskettes, tapes, or USB devices.

a business for a person or entity that owns the asset but cannot be found. The asset can be an uncashed check, dormant savings or checking account, payroll check, credit balance, money order,

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Each year, millions of dollars go unclaimed. The department receives between $8 and $9 million worth of unclaimed property annually and gives back about $4 million. It is currently holding

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online to search for unclaimed cash, claim their money, track the status of their claim, and have the cash deposited directly into

You can also email the department at [email protected] or call toll free 1-866-859-2254, in Helena, 444-6900, to have the department perform a search for you.

USDA N.D. Farm Service Agency (FSA) State Executive Director (SED), Aaron Krauter announced that approximately 57,000 N.D. FSA farms that enrolled in safety-net programs es-

for the 2015 crop year. The programs, known as Agriculture Risk

to protect against unexpected drops in crop prices or revenues due to market downturns.

“These safety-net programs provide help when price and revenues fall below normal, unlike the previous direct payments program that provided funds even in good years,” said SED Krauter.

“These payments will help provide reassurance to N.D. farm families, who are standing strong against low commodity prices compounded by unfavorable growing conditions. N.D. FSA will

compared to $191 million issued for the 2014 crop year. Of the

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By Meagan DotsonMichele Herres

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216 S Central Ave in Sidney on Oct. 1st. Hav-ing relocated from Bill-ings, MT, Herres has 13 years of insurance ex-perience, predominantly focused on implement-

small businesses. After spending 5 years in a management position, Michele realized that she missed sales, and found that State Farm would be the perfect

position as a State Farm Agent was a process that took nearly a year to complete.

First, she had to complete testing before getting licensed to sell insurance, which includ-ed a lot of online train-ing. Herres then spent five weeks in Arizona learning about products and the State Farm sales process. After that, she spent 17 weeks in an internship program at a Miles City State Farm Agency.

“I chose to come to Sidney because of the opportunity and -

ed reaching out to the community and getting involved. I love that Sidney is a small town and that I get to be a part of that,” commented Herres.

Herres was familiar with Sidney, having traveled through

licensed in both Montana and North Dakota.The recently opened State Farm Agency sells auto, home,

with many discounts available.“I would like to meet with every one of my customers to

my customers and what their needs are so that I can offer them

but to build relationships,” she said.Herres currently employs one licensed State Farm Team

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To schedule an appointment, or for more information about State Farm and what they can offer, call 406-488-2400.

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Richland County Livestock Judging Teams Place 6th at the NILE

By Meagan DotsonNine Richland County 4-H members attended the Northern

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Attending Senior Livestock Judging Team members were Helmuth, Beth McMillen, Ali Merritt, and Emma Torgerson. At-tending Junior Livestock Judging Team members were McNally, CJ Nevins, Grady Larson, and Terry Reese. Only eight members

by a minimum participation in two competitions, and a calculationof their highest scores at those competitions.

The Senior and Junior Livestock Judging Teams both took6th in their divisions. Individually, Junior member Nevins took 8th, McNally took 14th, Larson took 26th, and Reese took 29th. Individually Senior member Torgerson took 20th, Merritt took 26th, McMillen took 27th, and Helmuth took 31st.

The NILE is an annual competition that Richland County 4-H has had members participate in every fall. Qualifying for theNILE is a recognized accomplishment that requires hard work and dedication and 4-Hers look forward to it all year long. It isthe most challenging 4-H competition of the year, and congrat-ulations go out to those that went earlier this week.

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2016 Harvest Festival Artwork Winners

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By Meagan DotsonHaving been born and

raised in Richland County, agriculture has had a lasting impression on me, and still does. As a child, my mom and grandma leased their land to wheat farmers, but it was beet farming that I really have memories of. My mom started driving beet truck in 1984 when she was pregnant with me. She worked for Tom, Montie, and Steve Lorenz for six years, and for Simards. I have distant memories of rid-ing in those dusty trucks. Seat belts were always mandatory, but in those old trucks you really needed to wear one to keep from hitting your head on the roof! I remember playing in a particular thicket next to one

with my hair full of cockleburs,

which took my mom more than an hour to get out of my hair. Personal hair loss aside, it was interesting to me, how these dirty beets pulled from the ground could go through this stinky factory, and then there was sugar!

After I got married and became a mom, sugar beets once again surfaced in my life. I worked two years in the tare lab, getting to be a small part of the odious magic that happens within the factory. I worked on the testing side; the belt station was my favorite, mixing the beet samples as they came down the belt so they could be tested for sugar content. I also got to meet a lot of people that I otherwise might-not-have, some of whom I still bump into. I wonder if my oldest son has memories of me coming home smelling like the factory, or more appropriately, smelling

this neck of the woods?Sugar beets have played

a vital roll in the agriculture and development of this area,

along with many other crops, and that plays a role in all other aspects of life in this region.Whether a person thinks they have anything to do with sugar beets or not, the truth is thatthey probably impact you morethan you realize in terms of economy and the sustainabil-ity of our community.

since I worked at the factory, and even more since I got to hitch a ride in a beet truck. I hear that there are regulations

allowed. Hooray for being born in the eighties so that I could get a small taste of the workand time that went into beetharvest.

These days it plays no less a role in my life, becausewhat am I doing now? Writing stories about sugar beet pro-ducers and Sidney Sugars!

sugar beet piñatas to cele-brate this harvest season, andhopefully, there will be whole other generations of kids with fond memories of those sweetbeets.

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By Meagan DotsonThe Roundup is proud

to sponsor Harvest Days, Oct. 19th – 28th, as a way to celebrate and honor those in the agricultural industry. Stop by participating businesses to enter for a chance to win

while there, take a minute to admire some local talent. Richland County Boys & Girls Club members and students in

Wednesday afternoon enrich-ment classes entered fall and harvest related artwork for a chance to win six weeks of enrichment classes, as well as having their artwork framed. There will be two winners, one in the K – 3rd grade category, and one in the 4th – 6th grade category, and all entries will be showcased at participating

and in the window displays at the Yellowstone Market-place. Local artists Afton-Ray Rossol and Trish Stevenson judged the contest, and win-ning artwork is featured in The Roundup.

The Make It with Sugar contest is back and will be held the morning of Friday, Oct. 21st at Reynolds Market. Entries will be accepted from 9:00 – 10:00; categories are cakes, cookies, pies, candy, breads and rolls, and other. Hundreds of dollars in prizes will be awarded including

and everyone who enters will receive a free bag of sugar per entry.

Once again, Sidney Sug-ars employees will be taste testing and judging. Recipes must be included with each entry and call for at least 1/2 cup of granulated, powdered, or brown sugar. Winning rec-ipes will be published in The Roundup. All entries must be servable in individual sam-ples. Please use disposable containers, as they will not be returned.

Entry forms will be avail-able at Reynolds Market the

advance and brought in from 9:00am – 10:00am on the 21st. Entry forms are available in the Roundup newspaper and can be brought into the

111 W Main St, Sidney, MT, 59270.

Fairview kids showed off their creativity during the sugar beet decorating contest, which was judged on Tuesday, Oct.

Fairview. Winners with their beets are pictured in this edition.

One new addition to this -

vest Days Craft Show, which will be held on Friday, Oct. 21st from 10:00am – 7:00pm in the Yellowstone Marketplace, 102 N Central Ave in Sidney. So

after you sample some sweet treats and cast your vote for

with Sugar entry, stop in to do a little shopping, admire the displayed youth artwork, and enjoy some cider and cookies. Kids are invited to stop in to the Yellowstone Marketplace throughout the day to take a swing at our sugar beet piñatas. Kids not yet in school can participate at noon, 1:00pm, and 2:00pm; school age kids can drop in at 4:00pm, 5:00pm, and 6:00pm. Candy and toys will be divvied up among the kids present, and who ever breaks each piñata open will get a gift cer-

If you are a craft vendor interested in reserving a ta-

at 406-433-3306, or Meagan Dotson at 406-478-0517.

Many thanks to the ag producers, supporting busi-nesses, contestants, judges,

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By Meagan DotsonCelebrate 2016 as the

International Year of Puls-es! Pulse crops, that is, and there are plenty of reasons to celebrate because Montana and North Dakota are the two leading states for pulse crop production, such as dry peas and lentils. Montana and North Dakota are responsible for 80% of all dry pea and lentil production.

Pulse crops are good for the farmer because they provide an income opportunity when the prices of grain crops are down, and pulse crops planted in rotation with other crops are shown to increase yields. Pulses are also great for breaking up disease cycles, and they put nitrates back into the soil, both of which save the producer money by cutting their input costs.

Pulses are good for the consumer because they are a high-fiber plant protein,

effective. As our society be-comes more health conscious, and fractionation incorporates pulse crops into flour and cereals, the domestic market has begun to grow. As acreage increases, receiving and ship-ping facilities are established, such as the one opened by ITC International Inc. in Glen-dive, MT.

because pulse prices have re-mained strong,” said Shannon Berndt, Executive Director of the Northern Pulse Growers Association. “But, increasing the domestic market has been a challenge because consum-

do with them.”And what does one do

with a can of chickpeas or

bag of lentils? Those very questions are why the United Nations declared 2016 the Year of International Pulses. The Northern Pulse Growers Association which represents pulse growers in North Dakota and Montana, are focused on informing people about

importance in the world-wide market, and how to cook with them. Pulses are great for crockpots, and can easily be incorporated in time-saving freezer meals. They are quick, convenient, and can easily be-come a go-to 30-minute meal after a busy day.

Formerly North Dakota Dry Pea & Lentil Association, Montana growers voted to join up with the neighboring state, establishing the North-ern Pulse Growers Associ-ation in 2007. They work in cooperation with the USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council on domestic and international marketing. In 2016, the USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council joined Pulse Canada, with a North American branding campaign. International exports continue to be the largest market for pulse crops, however Berndt commented the industry would love to see that change.

For more information and delicious recipes, visit www.northernpulse.com.

Cinnamon Hazelnut

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cream1 tsp. cinnamon

1/4 c. potato starch

1 tsp. salt1 tsp. baking powder1/2 c. & 2 T. chopped

hazelnutsDirections Make sure that all the

ingredients are at room tem-perature. Using a paddle at-tachment, cream sugar and butter on speed 8 for 30 sec-onds, scrape and mix for 1 minute. Scrape the bowl, add eggs and beat for 1 min on high speed. Scrape the bowl, add heavy cream and continue to mix for 1 minute on medium

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sauce1/8 tsp. sugar1 tsp. dried basil leaves1½ c. mozzarella cheese,

shreddedDirections Preheat oven to 350 F.

Lightly oil a 13-inch by 9-inch baking pan. In a medium saucepan, combine lentils,water, fennel seeds and salt. Bring to a boil; reduce heat,cover and simmer 30 to 40minutes, or until lentils aretender and almost all theliquid is absorbed. Set aside. Meanwhile, cook lasagna noodles according to package directions. Drain noodles and rinse with cold water. Mix len-tils with tomato sauce, sugarand basil. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, cook on-ions and garlic in 1 ½ Tbsp. oil until they are tender, about 5 to 7 minutes. Turn onions into a bowl and set aside. To skillet add remained oil and zucchini and cook, stirring until zucchini are tender, about 8 minutes.Arrange half the noodles over bottom of baking pan. Arrangezucchini slices evenly overnoodles, then spread half the lentils over the zucchini then half the cheese over the lentils. Top with remaining noodles,

with remaining lentil mixture.Bake, covered, for 30 min-utes, or until heated through. Five minutes before lasagnais done, uncover it, sprinklewith remaining cheese, andcontinue baking, uncovered, until cheese melts. Cut intoeight pieces.

HummusMakes eight servings (1/8

recipe). Each serving has 320calories, 8 grams (g) fat, 18 g protein, 45 g carbohydrate, 7

sodium, 87 micrograms folate and 3.8 mg iron.

Ingredients 1-15 oz. can chickpeas,

drained and rinsed or about 2 cups boiled

½ tsp. tahini¼ c. fresh lemon juice4 T. olive oil½ tsp. salt2 tsp. minced garlic (about

4 cloves) Crushed red pepper or

cayenne for garnishDirections Puree chickpeas, 3 Tbsp.

olive oil, garlic, tahini, lemon juice and salt in a food proces-sor or blender, reserving a few whole chickpeas for garnish.Add more lemon juice, if de-sired. Spread the puree in a

to smooth the top. Drizzle with1 Tbsp olive oil and sprinkle on red pepper. Arrange the reserved chickpeas in the center of the dish.

Serve this Eastern Med-iterranean chickpea dip with triangles of pita bread or with celery, carrot and cucumber sticks.

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the way he farmed. The price of wheat was down; durum was only selling for $3.35 a bushel, but lentils were selling for $.12 per pound. State and federal legislation had recently made it possible for pulse crops to be insured, and so it seemed like the perfect time to try something new.

Anderson is now the Vice President of the Dry Pea & Lentil

his ninth year on the Board of Directors for the Northern Pulse Growers Association. Green lentils, dry peas, and chickpeas are

of incorporating pulse crops into his rotation.

already owned that had lentils on it the year before. I planted

no longer struggle to maintain protein levels.”When he initially started producing lentils, he recalls that

it took a couple of years to sell the crop; now, everything will

most likely be sold by Christmas due to a greater demand. Pulse crops are picking up in popularity in the United States as people discover them as another source of protein. Hummus, made from chickpeas, is one of the fastest growing condiments in the country, for instance. Pulses are also being incorporated

chickpeas effected by frost have potential to be sold to pet food companies.

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government assistance to schools for pulses being used as an ingredient, rather than a whole food.

International markets remain strong, and pulse prices have steadily increased over the years. The growing conditions are perfect in eastern Montana and western North

Dakota, and including dried peas and lentils into crop rotation has opened up a new potential income for many area producers.

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