GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - TOMMY IRVIN,COMMISSIONER Vol. ^ No. 18 2 %' ' David Lalkm Today 's Egg: Finest Ever Georgia's egg industry has just com pleted a most successful Easter, with mil lions of eggs being produced by the state's 11 million hens! You may wonder why egg prices fluctuate as they do. Well, if you've ever studied economics, it's the classic example of supply and demand. When supplies of eggs out-number the demand, the price drops. When eggs are in great demand, such as during Easter, the price moves upward reflecting the dwindling egg inventory. Our industry is very proud of the eggs we offer to Georgia consumers, and each farmer strives for the best product possible. This begins with the hens. Our guest columnist this week is David Lathem, President, Georgia Egg Association, 16 Forest Parkway, Forest Park, GA 30050. Today's hens are the best genetic line ever, and thanks to environmentally-controlled houses and strict animal hus bandry practices, the egg each hen lays is the finest ever. There are approximately 390 hen houses in the state on 169 farms. From these facilities, eggs are gathered several times each day and kept in a cooler until picked up by a refrigerated truck and car ried to the processing plant. Some pro cessing facilities are located right on the farm and are connected by conveyor belts to the hen houses. Once in the processing plant, the eggs are first washed and sanitized. A thin, vegetable oil coating is then applied to each egg to seal the thousands of tiny holes in the shell and to help maintain its freshness. Next, the eggs are candled as they travel over a high-intensity light, where an operator grades for both exteri or and interior quality. (This process was once done by hand and involved holding each egg over a candle, thus the term can dling"). The grade refers to the quality of both the egg and its shell and is classified as AA, A, or B. Each egg is then weighed to deter mine its size classification. The size is based on minimum net weight expressed in ounces per dozen. For example: a dozen medium eggs must weigh a mini mum of 21 ounces; a dozen large, 24 ounces, and to be considered an extra large, the weight of a dozen eggs must be at least 27 ounces. Egg grades and size standards are established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture inspector. Once packaged, the eggs are kept under (Continued on Page 12) Wednesday, May 1, 1996 Vidalia Onion Season Begins in Georgia The season for the world-famous and home-grown Vidalia onions has begun in Georgia and the sweet onion is now available at farmers' markets and grocery stores around the state. Vidalias are sweet, yellow onions grown exclusively in a 20-county region in Georgia, but loved by consumers all over North America. Their mild, sweet taste makes Vidalia onions more versa tile than onions with a stronger taste. Vidalia onions are available from late April through mid-July. The crop is planted from September through February each year, with 70,000 plants produced on each acre. Similar onion hybrids are grown in other parts of the country, but the combi nation of sandy soil and mild climate pro vide the Vidalia onion with its distinct flavor. Vidalia onions are a good source of Vitamin C and dietary fiber, while low in calories and fat, and cholesterol free. Vidalia Onions Are Good For You Nutrient analysis: Serving size 1 medium onion (150 g) Calories 60 Protein 1g Carbohydrate 14 g Fat 0g Cholesterol 0g Sodium 10mg Calcium 38 mg Dietary fiber 3 g A Buyer's Guide to Vidalia Onions Vidalia onions should have a light, golden-brown bulb and a white interior. They should be rounded on the bottom and slightly flat on the top. Vidalia onions bruise fairly easily, so handle them carefully. To enjoy Vidalia onions longer than the 10-12 weeks they're available each year, buy in large quantities and store them properly. Keep Vidalia onions cool, dry and separate to ensure they stay fresh. Some folks like to store Vidalia onions in the legs of old, clean, sheer pantyhose by tying a knot between each onion, and cutting above the knot when you need an onion. Hang Vidalia onions in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Vidalia onions also can be stored on racks or screens as long as they don't touch and are kept in a cool place. To freeze chopped Vidalia onions, chop the onions and place on a cookie sheet in die freezer. When frozen, remove and place in freezer containers or bags, and seal. To freeze a whole Vidalia onion, peel, wash, core and place onion in a freezer bag. Frozen onions should be used for baking, because freezing changes their texture.. Fun Facts About Vidalia Onions Vidalia onions are the state vegetable of Georgia. Vidalia onions were first grown more than 60 years ago in Toombs County, Georgia by Mose Coleman. Coleman was surprised to find that the onions he plant ed were sweet, not hot. When Coleman's sweet onions gar nered a high price, other area farmers began planting onions. Tourists who bought sweet onions at the Vidalia Farmers' Market coined the name "Vidalia onion." (Continued on Page 12) Pesticide Certification Draining Offered During Teleconference The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service is offer ing a new type of training opportunity for pesticide applicators interested in Category 24 (ornamental and turf). For the first time, the Extension Service will offer training simultaneously in five dif ference locations across the state: Augusta Tech, Columbus Tech, Coosa Valley Tech, Fort Valley State College, and Gwinnett Tech. Via teleconferenc ing, participants will be able to hear, see, and interact with the speakers conducting the training at Gwinnett Tech. Teleconferencing can benefit both the Extension Service and the partici pants because it saves the Extension Service both money and time as speakers can literally be in more than one place at a time. Participants gain the convenience of a local meeting and reduce their travel time and expense. The teleconference training and testing will be conducted June 6 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A review of the General Standards and Category 24 (ornamental and turf) will be presented from 8 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. with the general and categorical tests following a short break. Space is limited to 24 students per site (50 students at Gwinnett). To pre register, contact Mark Banta (770-5282445), Steve Brady (770-822-7700), or Paul Guillebeau (706-542-3687). Additionally, the county agent's office in Floyd, Muscogee, Peach, and Richmond counties can provide brochures about the teleconfer ence. There will be a $10 charge for the training. The test fee is $25. Teleconference planners strongly recommend that participants purchase study manuals in preparation for taking the test. The training alone will not assure that you can pass the certification test. Contact Dr. Paul Guillebeau (706-5423687) at the University of Georgia to order training materials. For a limited time, the manual for General Standards is free; the Category 24 manual is $15. Copyright 1996 ag consumer line... My bird feeders are attracting the wrong birds. Can I use different types of seed to attract specific birds? If you want to feed only cardinals, doves and white-throated sparrows, use safflower seeds. Try niger thistle for finches and an occasional dove and white-throated sparrow. Peanuts will attract jays, titmice and white-throat ed sparrows. If you are having prob lems with starlings ait your suet feeder, you can discourage them by using a suet feeder with access only at the bot tom. Starlings are reluctant to perch upside-down. Another way to discour age unwanted birds is to use specialty feeders that for the most part allow only select birds to feed. (Continued on Page 12) Farm Front To build upon the growing intereu in poultry in Georgia and lo provide qualifield applicants for the )ob market. Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will add a lwo-\ear Poultry Technology Option to its Agricultural Technology program fall quarter. According to Dr. Larry Allen, chair of the Divison of Agriculture and Forest Resources, poultry technology will be a valuable resource for employers in the poultry industry. "It will prepare stu dents for entry level managment posi tions and provide the industry with an adequate supply of college educated employees with practical evpeiience." he said. "We hope to establish a cooperative relationship between ABAC' and the poultry industry that will give students an opportunity to earn an associate degree or the opportunity to transfer lo a four-year program in poultry science." Allen said. Students at ABAC may lake the nec essary core curriculum classes for the poultry' science program or they can com plete the poultry1 technology option in its entirety on the ABAC campus. Poultiy technology graduates will complete a tenweek summer internship, gaining practi cal experience in the business. Upon completion of the two-year degree, students can realistically expect a beginning salary of $20,000 in careers such as inspection, supervision and management, or sales. Graduates also can work in egg produclion, hatcheries, processing, marketing, breeding or equipment sales. For more information about the pro gram, call Allen at the ABAC' Ag Divison Office at (912) 386-3255. Page 2 .THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday May 1, 1996 Farmers & Consumers Market Bulletin Advertising Guidelines All advertisements published in the Market Bulletin must relate to the farming/agricultural industry or be a part, thereof; any and all item(s) sub mitted for sale through the BUL LETIN must meet at least one of the following criteria: 1) must be pn> duced by the advertiser on his/her own farming operation, 2) must be made by the advertiser from mate rials on his/her own farming opera tion, 3) must be owned and used by the advertiser on his/her own farming operation for a period of at least 90 days prior to offering for sale through the BULLETIN. Businesses, -corporations, dealer ships or other commercial enterpris es are not allowed to advertise in the MARKET BULLETIN. Commercial is defined as intended for mass mar ket; handling large quantities of prod uct for distribution (i.e., more than normal household or farm quanti ties); supported by advertisement (i.e., advertisement in publications other than the BULLETIN; listed as "business" in telephone directories or "yellow pages", etc.). Other indi cators include, but are not limited to, holding business licenses and hold ing regulatory licenses/permits/regis trations. The editor has the authority to des ignate the length of ads and the num ber of ads that may be placed by a family unit in any issue of the BUL LETIN. Currently, only one (1) notice may be placed by any family unit in any issue of the BULLETIN. Family unit refers to all individuals sharing the same residence, address or telephone number. Each notice submitted for publi cation must be in writing, legible, on a single sheet of paper separate from any other notice, and be accompa nied by the name of the category and the name, mailing . and street address(es) and telephone number of the person submittingthe same. At the end and below the text of. the notice, the following statement must be included and signed by the per son submitting the notice. I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessary requirements for publication in the FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN. Items for sale or services offered in any notice must conform to all laws and regulations covering sale and movement of the same. Ads for some categories must meet certain requirements. Advertisers are advised to review requirements under' ad categories before submitting their notices. Note: Due to space limitations ad guide lines cannot be listed in the BUL LETIN each week. Advertisers who have questions concerning these guidelines may call 1-800-282-5852, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, or write: Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334. Ads will be published only once each time submitted unless the advertiser specifies in writing on the notice that the. ad is to be published more than one week. Ads may be published consecutively up to a max imum of four (4) weeks. A new notice must be submitted after each maxi mum 4-week period if the adver tiser wants the advertisement to continue. Ads . cannot be taken via telephone. Ads are computer referenced by telephone number, so it is essential that the advertiser's telephone num ber be submitted with each ad. Advertisers who do not want a tele phone number printed in their ads should, note this fact on the face of the advertisement furnished to the BULLETIN. There is a 20-word limit for adver tisements; name, town, phone num ber or name and complete address must be included in the 20-word limit. The MARKET BULLETIN reserves the right to edit notices. Georgia residents only may adver tise in the MARKET BULLETIN with the following exception: out-of-state residents may advertise only in the Out-of-State Wanted category. Ads must be received no,later than, Wednesday noon in order to appear in the following week's paper. Send ads to: MARKET BULLETIN Ga. Dept, of Agriculture 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Atlanta, GA 30334-4250 Bush hoging, reas. priced, exp. operator, FARM SERVICES prompt service. Joe Snell Loganville 770466-2672____________________________ Bushhogging $25/hr. or by job. Thomas L. If you have questions regarding ads in this Raines Brooks 770-719-8479 404-652category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. 0326______________________ The Market Bulletin publishes advertise ments for Farm Services in the first issue of each month. Please adhere to the fol lowing guidelines when submitting an ad for farm services: All farm services must be performed on the farm of the individual desiring the service. Farm Services and Farm Services Wanted ads are limited to 30 words. __________________________ 25 yrs. exp. custom timber clearing, exca vation horse riding arenas, residential grad ing, demolition, backhde/trucking, bury dead animals, insured. Bill Butler Braselton 706654-3777_____________________________ All types tractor work, bush hogging, front end loader, gardens plowed, fertilize, seeding, reas. Bill Couch Gumming 770-889-3017 Clean out wells, hand dug or bored. Allen Denton Mitchell 706-465-9540_________ _ Clearing, grading, ponds, lakes, chicken house pads, clean up, clear, cut. Bobby Farmer Danielsville 706-335-4938_______ Custom barns, pole bldgs. & equip, sheds built, fencing of all types, especially horse fencing, Cobb & surrounding cos. Jim Vesmarovich Powder Springs 770-943-7161 Estate mowing, grass cutting Ige. tracks, bush hogging, disking, light grading in Fayette & surrounding areas. D. Taylor Fayetteville 404-487-7430______________ Exp. tractor work, bush hogging, garden plowing, etc., will split your wood, reas. rates, other work avail. Ken Massey Woodstock 770-591-3752_________________________ All types farm fencing, wood wire & vinyl, . Farrier service now serving NW Ga., reli any size job, also pole barns. Bo able horseshoeing, trimming. Jay Wagner Rohrabaugh Stockbridge 770-860-8640 Ringgold 706-937-3668________________ Bobcat work, hauling garden, plowing, any Garden plowing, bush hogging, harrowing, type yard work. Bill Savage Marietta 770- reseeding, fert. & scraping, Griffin & sur 434-5469_____________________________ rounding areas. Larry Crews Griffin 770- Bush hogging work done at reas. rate by 412-1285____________________________ exp. operator, prompt service. L.. Horseshoeing service, hot & colt, 12 yrs. Blankenbaker Dallas 770^143-2434______ exp., NE Ga. area, call for appointment. Gary Bush hogging in Macon & surrounding areas, Lizella is in Bible Co. Pam Parent Lizella 912-935-2312 ________________ Bush hogging, scraping, plowing w/disc harrow, gardens & sml. acreage, in Henry & surrounding cos. Dave Mahoney Locust Grove 770-957-8247_______ ' _______ Bush hogging, next day service $25/hr., week days/weekends, holidays, North Fulton, Forsyth, Dawson, Lumpkin, Hall Cos. Lee Clayton 706-782-5643 _______ Horseshoeing, qlty. hoof care since `76, now serving 50 mi. radius from Social Circle, call for appt., some Saturdays avail. . Bob Bond Social Circle 770-464-4353________ Horseshoeing, prof. & dependable, hot, colt, corrective shoeing, will work on foundered horses & ponies, serving NE & NW Ga. Melvin Peters Bremen 770-537- 1095 404-722-8851____________________ Bob Wade Dawsonville 706-216-7337 Hunting, fishing property management ser Bush hogging, garden tilling, spread dirt, sand or gravel w/4WD tractor. Steve Kennedy Snellville 770-978-7052________ Bush hogging, grading, harrowing, loader work for Bobcat skid-steer loader in vices, custom designed fish'& wildlife man agement programs, hunting, fishing property assessments, statewide services. B.F. Burley Wrightsville 912-864-9108_______ Lake management services; drain pipe Muscogee & surrounding areas. David repairs & installation, ag lime applications Brookins Columbus 706-569-0436 w/barge, custom lake fert. programs, fish population checks, statewide service. Randy Submit ads by Wednesday noon. Cooper Sharpsburg 770-253-5317 Microchip your horse for perm, ident., painless, perm., unalterable, inexpensive, FARM EMPLOYMENT helps prevent theft & fraud, at your farm. Steve Kirschner Marietta 770-998-2188 No till drill, no till sprigger for hybrid If you have questions regarding ads in this Bermudas avail, in Clarke, Oconee, Barrow, category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. Jackson, Walton, Oglethorpe, Elbert Cos. Donald Couch Watkinsville 706-769-9777 ' Pole barns built, any size and type of remodeling on barns, etc. Gary Pernell Kite 912-237-6379 912-668-4354 __________ Only farm work or farm help wanted advertisements allowed. No commercial, industrial, or domestic employment permitted. ___________________________ Portable sawmill, can turn your trees into 16 yr. old wants job working on farm in high qlty. lumber, SE Ga. area. Steve Coleman Vidalia 912-583-2737 _____ Murray Co., exp. in cattle, raising & showing. Daniel Sherrill Chatsworth 404-695-4828 Sheep & goat shearing, sml. flocks a spe cialty from March 23 through June. R. Szostak Covington 770-784-9707_______ Smooth top qlty. lumber from your trees or logs, custom sawed on your property, cut to your specifications w/Woodmizer portable bandsaw sawmill. R. Odom McDonough 404-954-9218 _____________________ Barn and farm help wanted for small horse operation, fence mending, stall cleaning, etc., horse exp. necessary, own transporta tion. Barbara Garibaldi Alpharetta 770889-5051___________ __________________ Dairy., help wanted, no experience neces sary, call aft. 5pm. D. Taylor Nicholls 912632-5288_____________________________ Stump grinding, fast, affordable, satisfac Exp. couple wants to manage, lease or tion guaranteed, free est. Gary Walding share modern broiler farm, Ive. msg. Bill Conyers 770-918-1220 ______________ ; Porter Cumming 770-887-4206__________ Stumps ground neatly below ground level, Exp. horse woman seeks part-time work at reas. priced, free est. Glen Whitley stable, mucking, feeding, grooming, training. Bethlehem 770-867-2718_______________ Jackie Bohler Williamson 770-228-7564 Stumps ground 6-30" below ground level, Experienced person seeks employment on all areas, access no problem. .Richard your horse farm, salary only, no housing/nb Phillips Woodstock 770-516-8633_______ boarding needed, Atlanta Metro area. Tractor work, grading, plowing, bush hog Debbie Gilbert Fayetteville 770-719-0186 ging, drainage & erosion, pasture grassing, Farm worker needed to help w/ornamental fences installed, repair tree services. B. arboretum, small fruit orchard & transitional Brand Alpharetta 770-475-3528 _______ organic vegetable garden, horses, equip., Tractor work, bush hog, aerate, blade some exp. Debbie Waugh Macon 912-952spraying, etc. J. R. Wimpey Jonesboro 3544__________ ,_____________________ 770-471-4221_________________________ Responsible, exp. couple would like to Will assist owners in building barns or care for farm, horses, in exchange for com other farm bldgs.. Butts, Henry, Fayette Cos. fortable house. John Moll Atlanta 404-816preferred. Jim Denton Flovilla 770-775- 9616_____________________________. 2650 ___________________________ Very exp., responsible, mature, female Will build farm fence w/wood or wire, farm seeks horse employment w/in 45 mi. radius bldgs, corrals & all other related work, of Greensboro or Marietta. Sandy Smith statewide service. Robert Hayes Hartwell Greensboro 706-486-4641______________ 706-376-6708_________________________ Want caretaker couple to run beau. B&B Will build farm fences of any type, farm in Meriwether co., must be retired statewide. John Hill Maysville 706-335- w/income, nonsmokers, no indoor pets. 7755________________________________ Robert White Gay 706-672-1777_________ Will build or repair farm bldgs. Billy Healan Want exp. person to manage 29 stable 1610 Church St. Conyers 30207 770-922- world class barn, board your own horses. S. 0685________________________________ Bauer Blairsville 706-745-7939_________ Will build pole barns or farm bldgs., do Want mature horse person for roofing. A. Hooks Soperton 912-529-3979 Thoroughbred mare and foal care, other Will catch, pen or haul cattle, have horses, duties, nonsmoker, no drugs, no alcohol, dogs, pens, tranq. gun, statewide. D. Boyt refs, needed. L. Lazzari Alpharetta 770Yatesville 706-647-9757________________ 751-1982_____________________________ Will clean & strip your stalls plus haul off Want middle aged couple for plantation the waste. Maryann Vaughn Buford 770- work, house & salary, send work exp. J. 271-5563_______ ;____________________ Padgett 651 Plantation Rd., Chula 31733 Will cut & bale hay on halves, 20 acres or 912-567-0428_______________ _________ less. Joe Foster Yatesville 706-472-3016 Want retired couple w/income to caretake Will do pregnancy detection on cattle small cattle farm in exchange for housing. L. w/ultrasound, very accurate from 30 days Morris Covingtori 770-786-7542 after breeding $4-$6/head. Greg Clements Want to rent or caretake farm w/10 acre or Statham 770-725-2611____________ __ more w/house barn. C. Schaurer Hoschton Will do bush hogging, plow gardens, build 770-967-8572 ______________________ fences, honest and reliable. Edward Nun Jr. Will manage farm & animals while you're Rome 770-387-2108_______________ _ away on business, vacation, emergencies, Will install all types of farm fences & build etc., extensive exp. w/horses, exc. refs. barns. Mark Welchel Murrayville 770-534- Donna Rieder Jackson 770-775-0940 4175,________________________________ Will swap rent for work on farm. Julie Wall Will prune fruit trees in Savannah area. Midland 706-569-4438 _____________ Luke Craig Savannah 912-231-9052_____ Woman w/refs. seeks part-time job on Wood-mizer portable sawmill, 8 yrs. expe North Ga. horse farm in exchange for apt. rience, will come to your property & saw logs and/or horse board. Patricia Propper into top qlty. lumber for barns, log homes, Woodstock 770-592-7481_______________ siding, beams, etc. J. Adams Ellijay 706- Woman, 43, seeks to caretake farm, reli 265-8147 able, salary needed, willing to relocate. Ann King 1543 Hwy. 138, Suite S-254 Conyers Farm Services Wanted 30208 Want opal felled hardwood trees rough milled on site, want unmilled portions cut into FARM MACHINERY firewood, want trade, talk terms. E. Dean Palmetto 770-463-9717________________ Want someone to repair wagon wheels, blacksmith and/or wheel wright to straighten If you have questions regarding this cate gory, call Jackie McKenzie at 404-651-9082. metal spoke wheels. Roy Goodwin Evans 706-863-8770_________________________ Only farm machinery and equipment owned by the advertiser and used in Want someone to haul load of farm equip. his/her own farming operation can be 350 miles, reas. price, need 40' trailer. R. advertised; those persons advertising for Odom Madison 706-342-4796__________ machinery and equipment wanted must Want someone to load & haul horse be seeking those items for their own manure & shaving using your equip., will pay farming operation.____________________ money. Harriett Allison Ball Ground 770479-7774___________________________ Lilliston 4-row s-tine cult!., w/3 55-gal. tanks, Demco 8-row squeeze pump, ground Want someone to cut, bale, fert. approx. whl. drive, $2000. Paul Harrell Cairo 912- 20 A. of pasture land, we ask 1/5 per rnd. 377-4020._______________ ____________ bale/sq. bale. E. Mayfield Monroe 770-923- Ford combine, 20' header, exc. cond., 2 2693_________________________' combines/parts, $24,000; 4-row KMC ripper Want someone to haul off manure com w/spiders attached, $2,500. Lynn Holton post, dump truck & loader welcome, 60 stall Albany 912-432-9316__________________ horse barn. Darrell Reynolds Senoia 770- `38 AC-1B tractor, $1,800; AC 95G 599-3303 _______________________ manure spreader, $350. W. E. Rees Want someone to sheer 10-12 sheep in Lawrenceville 770-963-8614____________ Calhoun Co. Ricky Hurt Dawson 912-849- `42 AC-WC, ser. #119,364, rebuilt motor, 0026 ______________________ restored like new, $3,000. Charles Cannon Want someone to repair and install fence Abbeville 912-467-2042______________ in Macon area. K. Kalish Macon 912-474- `47 9N rebuilt eng., 12V, Sherman 2 spd. 2748____________ trans., good sheet metal, like new tires, 5' Want someone to clean stalls weekly in bush hog, $2,700. Henry Queen Griffin 770- exchange for board of horse or riding privi- 227-0318_____________________________ leqes. J. Sweeney Dacula 770-682-9176 `47 Ford 8N tractor, good cond., $2,200, Want someone to remove beavers from bush hog., plow, sickle bar & disc harrow. J. lake & creek, free pelts. C. Dallas Atlanta Brandon Ringgold 706-937-3385________ 404-346-7546 `48 JD B tractor, runs good rubber. N. Recipe Request Newell Gillsville 770-869-7850__________ `49 9N Ford tractoir, fair cond., good tires, Recipe for Mud Slide Pie. $1,500. Wilson Williams Greenville 706672-1231-____________________________ Merle Bates 1091 Heidi Tr. Buckhead, Ga. 30625 `49 Ford 8N tractor, w/box scrape, new everything, runs exc. can del. w/in 770 area, $3,850. J. Trainor Stone Mountain 404299-8568 `49 Int'l., U300 w/Wagnor front-end loader & backhoe, $2,500, was running when parked. C. B. Danuser Milledgeville 912- 452-1158 _____________ ________ `49 JD-MT, $1,500; .`41 JD-H, $1,500 or $2,800 for both. Herman Wiley Covington 770-464-3815_________________________ `50 8N Ford tractor, good shape. E. C. Cole Canton 770-720-2489_____________ `50 JD A O, good sheet mtl., all fenders, shields are good, 2-cyl, runs, great for restor ing, $2,000. Henry Freeman Cleveland 706- 865-3976_________________________ `52 Ford 8N tractor, 12V sys., runs good, w/finish mower, $3,500. J. Drake Eastman 912-374-5214_________________________ `52 JD B tractor, $2,800. Gary T. Adams Ha 706-78973189______________________ `52 JD G, $1,500; JD 555, 3-btm. plow, $175. Dan Alexander Marietta 770-565- 2210 _______________ `52 JD-B, eng. reworked and new paint, $1,400. Wayne Kelpen Atlanta 404-714- 0777 ____________________________ `56 AC-G tractor, hyd. lifts, good tires, paint, runs good. Robert West Gainesville 770-869-3737_________________________ `57 Ford 640, 4-cyl., gas tractor, 32 PTO, rebuilt eng.; `51 JD-M, 2-cyl. gas tractor & equip., good cond. R. Chandler Carrollton 770-832-2364_________________________ `59 Ford tractor, bush hog, new tires, 4 spd., 8-cyl. harrow. H. Lawrence Winston 770-489-1575_________________________ `60 AC D-14 tractor, some repair needed, w/3-btm. plow, harrow, $2,000. James Kennedy 2790 Piney Mount Rd. Tennille 31089 912-552-9223 _______________ .`64 Ford 4000 dsl.,, new paint, good tires, $4,200; 5' bush hog, $475; 6' box scrape, $350. C. Collins Austell 770-819-6520 `67 Bolens 1250 tractor, 48" cut, culti., lay off plow, 3-pt hitch, hyd. trans. w/manuals, good cond., $3,000. Nancy Rich Cumming 770-887-4141_________________________ 72 AC all crop harvester, TD-9 trans. parts and misc., Supaer A crank shaft Y'flywheel. Harlon Langford 311 Warner Rd. West Point 31833 No part of this publication may be repro duced in any form or incorporated into any information retrieval system without-the writ ten consent of the Georgia Department of Agriculture. 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Wednesday May 1, 1996 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 3 72 Ford 2000 tractor, fair cond., $3,100; 2 Covington planters for $250; 3 rotary AC-C nidi, w/5' puli type bush hog, new Finish mower, used one time. David Gleaner E-AC combine, needs repairs, 18' flatbed, tandem whl, trlr., $500. George fenders $50. Virgil Fitzgerald Rochelle 912- tires/muffler, good cond., $1600. J. Carter Sheffield Eastman 912-374-0412 $850; Nl mower/conditioner, $100. Bruce Gann Tucker 770-938-4437 365-7278 Aragon 770-684-7607 Ford 2-btm. plow, 3-pt hitch, hvy. dty., 18" Wheeler Social Circle 770-786-0386 73 AC HD-6B, 85%, ex. cond, w/winch, 2 Int'l. 2-row cotton pickers, mdl. # Agro-tec., 12-row pull type sprayer; JD cut, sandblasted, painted and new points, Gleaner-M combine, 15' grain table, very good cond, $7,500. George Fussell 414/416, runs good, 1 gas, 1 butane, $2,250 4420 combine corn/grain head, sheltered $475. Mark E. Johnson Ellijay 706-635- low hrs.; Gleaner-M, 6-row corn head, 30" Sylvania 912-829-3044 for both. Clifford Gay Milan 912-362-4618 other. Thelma O'Hearor Donalsonville 912- 7420 rows. Eddie Sullivan Carrollton 770-834- 73 IH 2504, 4hp gas, IH 2000 loader, 2 PTO driven, generators, 30-50 kw, 524-5765 Ford 2310, 5 pcs. equip., $8,500; Hesston 0724 PTO, belly bar, p/s, no 3-pt lift, $3,000. $3,000, 50-80 kw, $4,000. Roger Smith Ariens (Rocket) tiller, 7 hp. $600. G. Grand 1070 mower/conditioner; Shaver hyd. post Hardee 6-row chemical sprayer, 3-pt hitch, Thomas Newsom Flowery Branch 770- Arnoldsville 706-548-2923 Marietta 770-422-1306 driver; JD 3300 combine. Donald Hamil PTO, 65 gal. plastic tank, good cond. M. P. 967-2403 2-row Pitts, frame w/9' 2-row, 5 shank all Ariens rear tine tiller, 7hp, $550; Giant-Vac Bremen 770-646-3125 Chestnutt Ludowici 912-545-2529 75 JD 4230 tractor, good cond., $10,000, purpose plow, $350/ea., both for $600, call 8hp, $300; 6'x10' trlr., #3500, 1-axle, $575. Ford 3000 tractor/runs good, $3,800. B. R. Hay rake, Centuar 8-whl. rake & cart, new Hugh E. Haley Colbert 706-788-2978 aft. 5 pm. Bruce O'Neal Luthersville 770- Keith Sander Hoschton 770-822-1800 706- Thompson Vidalia 912-537-9890 3-pt hay spear, mineral feeder. Christy Burris 76 JD 4230, 5400 hrs., good cond., new 927-9353 654-3616 Ford 340 tractor and loader, live PTO, dsl., Stockbridge 770-507-1131 tires, 200 yrs. old; just matured, ell aft. 9 pm. 20 disc, 3-pt hitch smoothing harrow, good Atlas 8-disc harrow, good cond.; Farmall ROPS 3-pt hitch, 40hp., $9,250. Phillip Hesston 1090 mower/conditioner, field T. W. Moore Pinehurst 912-433-4001 cond.; 5' disc mower. Donald Phillips Super A planter, culti., bolly mower, 2-disc Mullinax Dahlonega 706-864-3434 ready, extra parts, and manuals, $2,000, call 78 Ford tandem dsl. w/22', 5 compartment Rovston 706-245-6360 tiller. Sherman Lunsford Bowman 706-283- Ford 3400 industrial loader-backhoe, aft. 6 pm. E. Smith Hull 706-548-2176 bulkliner feed body, working cond., $5,800; 24' flatbed trlr., gooseneck hitch, 16" tires, 4764 diesel, runs good, obo. G. A. Meyer Danville Hesston 1091, 9' haybine, $2,300; NH 273 `84 feed body, $3,800. Doug Turk Gillsville electric brakes, ramps, 6000 lb. axles, Better-Bilt 2600 gal. liquid manure spread 9124562-3600 baler, $2,300; 7' NH 472, $i ,700, exc. cond., 770-869-7845' $2750. Hugh Willcox Winterville 706-742- er, pump, loading stand, $4,500. Terry Ford 3600, p/s, live PTO, gas, $5,995; `70 call aft. 4 pm. L. Hughie Sharpsburg 770- 79 Case 580C backhoe, good cond., 7918 McCants Butler 912-862-3999 Ford F700, p/sm 2 sod,m 14' flat-bed, 251-3820 $13,500; 1-row pepper or tomato plant set 3 garden tractors, very good cond., Bolens QT 17 L/G tractor, `85,48" mowing $3,895. Jack Kine Augusta 706-855-3835 Hesston 555T rnd. baler w/surface wrap; ter, 3-pt hitch, $325. Dudley Stamps $300/ea. T. H. Bently Madison 706-342- deck, hydrostatic drive, 16 hp, Kohler, PTO, Ford 4000 dsl. tractor, p/s, 8 spd. trans., Hesston 3760 17' tedder; M&W 806 8' disc Newnan 770-251-2696 2039 hydraulic deck lift, $1250. T.L. Duckett independ. PTO, wet brakes, exc. cond., mower; NH 462 8' disc mower. O. E. 79 Whites 16hp, ranger. Kashous L. 3 tractors w/equip., good cond., AC-G, Conyers 770-483-6052 $5,800. J. R. Paradice Vidalia 912-537- Chapman Manchester 706-846-2530 Powers College Park 770-996-7242_____ $2,400; shaw, $500; David Bradley walk Bolens tractor mower, PTO driven, 48" 3408 Holland 1-row transplanter, 3-pt hitch set `83 JD 4250, exc. cond., $27,500. Charles behind, $300. B. P Everett Buford 770-945- deck, nearly new 14hp, l/C eng., $950/obo. Ford 4400, p/s, live PTO, gas, $5,595; MF up for pine trees, like new, $350. Bill Wilson Waddell Georgetown 912-334-4903 5198 R, Reed Cumming 770-887-9106 135, gas $4,995; `67 Int'l., 240, 40hp, $2,895 Covington 770-786-9736 `83 MF 550 combine, V-Z reel, floating head, A/C straw chopper, new tires, $9,800; JD 71 planter, $1,400. Harold Smith 3-pt hitch hyd. cart; 1-row potato digger; #9 cycle bar; dump rake & disc, all horse drawn equip. L. Barber Brinson 912-246-2146 Brown 6' rotary mower; hvy. dty. JD 14x7 B grain drill, both exc cond. Marvin Kelley Colquitt 912-758-3191 Lou McKeller Lincolnton 706-359-1784 Ford 5000 tractor, 9 pcs. of equip., call aft. 8 pm. Leroy Allen Butler 912-862-3716 Horse drawn mower, horse, drawn hay rake, $125 ea. Bill Balew Fairmount 770382-6676 Stapleton 706-547-2739 3-pt hitch; 5' bush hog w/slip type clutch, Brown Hauleasy tilt bed trlr., tag-along, Ford 5000 dsl,, runs good, good sheet Int'l. 105 Cadet mower, will trade for `85 Case 580E backhoe, 4x4, ROPS, new paint, wobble sticks, good cond., $23,000/obo. Glenn Crummey Baxley 912- good cond., $4,000; mule drawn Cole planter, gear driver, $85. Marvin Lyle Pendergrass 706-693-2032 w/2 brake axles, 1200 lb. capicity, except, cond., $4,850. Frank Gassett Oglethorpe 912-472-8894 metal, $6,600. Tom Rupert Grovetown 706-863-7594 Ford 5000, 50' tiller, bush hog, 3-pt. bot Hereford beff type calf, gentle. Mike Lavelle McDonough 770-957-5793 Int'l. 7' mower/conditioner mdl. 990, good 367-2986 `86 Barko 160 on Country Boy trlr., w/353 Detroit eng., $10,000. James Beasley Metter 912-685-6281 `86 Kubota L3750, exc. cond., 5-cyl shuttle shift, 583 hrs., sheltered, $10,500, firm. Charles Johnson Fayetteville 770-7197644 `87 Case Int'l. 485, 42hp, w/6' bush hog, $12,500. L. Waters Rockmart 770-684- 4840 ____________________________ `89 MF 1010, 60" grooming blade & scrape, under 300 hrs. Celeste Williams Fayetteville 770-487-4398 `90 Long 310-DT, dsl., 4WD tractor, w/loader, bush hog/scrape box, has fuel problems, reduced, $4,500. Frank Farmer Forest Park 404-361-8100 `91 Case IH 275, dsl., 250 hrs., w/'93 4whl. trlr., both, $9,300. Ron Edson Grovetown 706-738-1295. `94 Ford 1720 tractor, 3-pt hitch, 190 hrs., 5' bush hog, 5' box blade, like new, $10,000 firm. Brian Stewart Augusta 706-541-0456 `95 Belarus 250 tractor, 31 hrs., power, 30 hrs., 5' bush hog, 3-pt hitch, like new, $6,500. Steve Stillwell Grayson 770-513-7702 ; `95 CM, removable tack comp., holds 3 saddles & tack, like new, $300. B. Ellington Conyers 770-483-2013 `96 3-axle trlr., 8.5 wide, 3' dove tail, elec, brakes, 10-ton, zero hrs., ``Hornbuilt". Dan Maughon Covington 770-787-9874 01 Fricks portable sawmill, all steel on wheels, 471 Detroit power unit, tyler edger and slab conveyor. C. Greenway Dawsonville 706-265-3193 38" snap-on duals whls., $400; 10' TaylorWay lift harrow, $500; 4-row tillivator, $2,000; 4400 grain combine, $5,000. James R. Story Svcamore 912-567-3692 4' Coroni finish mower, used on season, always sheltered, $795. M. Eisenburg Favetteville 770-461-7228 4' belly mower; adapt, for Cubs AC-B, etc., 12x24 rear tires, 75%, sell/trade for AC-B rear tire whls., 10x24. J. L. Sockwell Snellville 770-972-9990 4'x8' utility trlr., bed w/sides, spare tire, $325. B. Crowder Chickamauga 706-3758373 4-disk tiller, JD-M, exc. cond., $350/obo. Marvin L. Scoggins Elberton 706-283-4486 4-row KMC tillivator; Blanton 7-shank chis el plow; 4-row culti.; Peerless peanut dryer; Lilliston combine, 4 flip-btm. plow, other. Dennie Metcalf Svcamore 912-386-1444 5' Int'l. box scrape, new, never used, $350. Daniel Patrick Monticello 706-468-8162 5' Servis pull type bush hog, 3-pt hitch, PTO driven, screw type, wood splitter. Thomas Lane Franklin 706-675-3683 5' bush hog mower, like new, $675, scrape blade, $295. Clay Keller Danielsville 706376-8401 5' rotary bush hog mower, $250. Earl Stokes Griffin 770-227-7502 5hp Ariens rear tine tiller, exc. cond., $400. C. H. Holmes Fayetteville 770-461-6497 6' bush hog PTO roto-tiller, 8hp Troy-Bilt tiller, potato plow, 1-row culti. Stan Whitaker Elliiav 770-973-5344 706-276-2440 6' pull type bush hog, good cond. M. L. Alewine Lavonia 706-356-4879 Bulk feed body, 18-ton, 6 bin, 20' boom, `91 Bulkliner, mounted on older tandem dsl., $21,000. Jim Thaxton Watkinsville 706769-1315 Bush Hog brand 5' bush hog, approx. 1 yr. old, used 3 times, $500. Jerry Gerrin Clarkesville 706-754-7038 Bush and bog harrow, 20" disc, like new, $275. Larry C. Lee Fayetteville 770-4614050 Case 2670 tractor; Gleaner L-2 combine; 6-row AC planter, wide row, w/row markers. James Bailey Elberton 706-283-3376 Club farm tractor, runs by battery or magnetor, 4 pc. equip. Leroy Storey Loganville 770-466-7449 Complete front-end planter A culti. for '50 JD tractor; fert. disk, $250. Tom Joyner Statesboro 912-681-5241 Covington planter, used one year, $200. H. Haley Oakman 706-695-8050 Cross fertilizer spreader, 7-ton, Ford LN8000, 3208 Cat. dsl., Ige. tires, $8,000. A. Long Eastman 912-374-3724 David Brown 990 tractor, approx. 60hp, good cond., low hrs., $2,950. C. Sanders Moreland 770-251-5399 Davis taskforce 200 trencher w/trlr., kit for wider trenches, $3,500. Catherine Ragsdale Dallas 770-445-3835 Dearborn, 3-pt hitch, dbl. disc, turn plow, $200. James Andrews Patterson 912-4498160 Deutz sq. baler, mdl. HD490. Timothy Rowlins Fayetteville 770-461-6473______ Deutz-Allis hay baler, NH hay stackliner, M&W side del. rake, Tonutti pull type hay tom plow, boom pole, bedder, $7,000, call btw. 1-4 pm. Tommy Yauuncu Atlanta 404261-0044 Ford 532 sq. baler, 7' Ford 501 cycle mower, new 4-whl. rake, equip, seldom used, $4,000, firm. R. Overvick Peachtree City 770-487-6164 Ford 800 and Ferguson 30 tractors, exc. cond. M. Vauqhn Baxley 912-366-9025 Ford 860, 42hp, w/bush hog, harrows,; gill pulverizer., trlr., exc. cond., $7,000. Bill Joyner Fayetteville 770-461-5545 770-4741320 Ford 8N tractor, 16' dual azle trlr., 7 psc. of equip., $4,700. Jerry Hagan 1271 CorinthPoseyville Rd Bremen 30110 Ford 8N and 800 gas, $2,800 and $3,200, cash. B. Daves Mableton 770-941-6312 Ford 9N tractor, w/1-row culti., runs good w/good paint, rubber, $2,500. Hiram Whitehead Bogart 706A69-7819 Ford 9N rebuilt eng., new paint, good tires w/5' disk harrow, $3,650. Tom Sanders Albany 912-439-2348 Ford Dexta, diesel, hi-lo transmission, live PTO, new starter & paint, $2800. Larry Hill Blue Ridge 706-632-6818 Ford Golden Jubilee, comp, restored, hi-lo trans., live lift, 12V, 5' bush hog, 5 1/2' box blade, $5,400/obo. Bobby Hardy Andersonville 912-472-5745 Ford mower deck, 48", $100; MF 1020, p/s, 3-cyl., $6,000; 5' bush hog, $750; 4' mower, $400. L. Brown Cannon 706-2455618 Garden tiller, good cond., new 5hp eng., $195. J.L. Griffin Rte. 2, Box 3452 cond., $1,550, Ive. msg. Sam Selman Armuchee 706-234-7800 Int'l. Cub Cadet, 12hp, hyd., front blade, dual rear whls., $995; 104 Cub Cadet for parts, $195. Ed Gosa Albany 912-436-8219 Int'l. Super A, w/orig. and uniform shape, $2,450. B, C. Parks Ellijay 706-276-2697 Int'l. manure spreader, grnd. dr., $495,4x8' utility trlr., drop axel, lights, jack, $175, good cond. C. Dangar Alpharetta 770-751-9722 Int'l. rnd. baler, 2400 big roll, 5'x6' bales or less, very good cond., always sheltered, $3,500. Henry Puckett Athens 706-5468197 JD & LA, both runs good, restorable, $2,500 ea. Jim Cleveland Thomaston 706648-4172 JD 1010, good cond., $2,500; Ford 4000, new paint, $3,950. Leonard Baines Rockmart 770-684-6864 . JD 1050, 562 hrs,, good cond., exc. hyd., $9,200. Eric Harrover Danielsville 706-7952703 JD 1209 mower cond., $1,500; 4' Bush Hog brand bush hog, $150; 60" Woods mower, both 3-pt hitch, $350. John Campbell Winterville 706-742-7054 JD 2010 gas, 46hp, p/s, remotes, 90% rubber, $3,995. W. Hair Augusta 706-733-1762 JD 2020, good cond., $6,000; 2 Int'l. 295 planters on tool bar, $350. Timmy Hiers Morven 912-241-9329 JD 210 smoothing harrow, $1,650. Gary W. Lott Hartwell 706-376-9591 JD 2155, 45hp, 600 hrs., $12,000, firm. Mark Winter Summerville 706-857-7779 JD 2555/4WD, $10,900; MF 2675, 1 horse wagon, new paint, good shape, also buck board frame, both $500, call aft. 5 pm. J. D. Hash McIntyre 912-628-2714 1 rear tractor tire & tube, 14=9-26 six ply, $75. Emit! Bragg Statesboro 912-764-2706 1-row Cole planter/culti., $425; 3-pt hitch sprayet, $400; 5hp mulcher/shredder, $375. Ken Berry Stockbridge 770-474-8597 6'x22' flat-bed trlr., w/3 axles, ramps and lights, $750. Gene Jones Talking Rock 706-692-5788 7' NH 451 sickle mower, good cond., $700. J. Grandv Williamson 770-567-8409 7' wide front blade, 4-way, fits Ford 3930 w/wo valve, $850. Bill Greene Acworth 770974-5133 tedder, Kuhn cutter, other. Jay Moore Loganville 770-466-1857 Diamond 70 c.p.h. Farmpacker, good cond., rdy. to work, 2 AC Newell curtain machines, 36" & 48" fans. Bob Rice Madison 706-342-9615 Dickyvator, 4-row w/direct spray shields, field ready, $700. Ted Milliron Shellman Nicholson 30565 706-543-7163 Gas powered air compressor, 10hp, $650. Keith Edwards Hoschton 706-654-2422 Gehl disk mower w/rebuilt bar, $1,500; Case hay rake, $450, PTO driven, $375. Greq Fearnow Covington 770-787-0077 Gill 1-row culti., no planter, like new, $300. Robert Elliott Buford 770-945-2248 $3,500; Irrig. power unit, $2,400; Boss travel er, $2,400, other. D. Warren Thomasville 912-346-3155 JD 2640 w/loader, 780 hrs., MF 298, 80hp, nice, $12,000/ea.; 8' Ford flail mower, $1,000. Ray Edge Braselton 706-654-2955 JD 2640, like new, exc. cond., field ready. Winburn Moore Collins 912-557-6385 14' JD 1408 rotary mower, $500; 3 14' hay wagons, $500/ea. Richard Meremonte Hampton 770-707-0216 14-shank chisel plow, $1,000; JD culler mounts, $100. R. R. Bruce Athens 706-5438435 16 disc harrow, 3-pt hitch, $350; 8 disc harrow, st. hitch, $125; culti. plows & scrape st. hitch, $75/ea. Lonnie Pruitt 70-66 Hesston dsl., 3-pt htich, p/s, remotes, $3,975; Cub Farmall, hyd. lift, w/good belly mower, $2,600, other. James Sullivan Vidalia 912-537-4944 790 Lockwood pecan cleaner; Ramacher 610 harvester. C. L. Boyd Cordele 912-2735535 8' harrow, Scallop disc/drag; 2-row culti., w/Covington disk; JD planters, hi-spd., call aft. 5 pm. Sherry Harderman Eastman 912- 912-679-5801 Ditch Witch 1820 H trencher w/36" boom, 18hp Honda eng., hyd. steer dr. wheels. M. Pate Ashburn 912-567-0878 Extra hvy. dty. tractor, 3-pt hitch, lift boom. William Thompson Blakely 912-723-4026 FMC 757 pecan sprayer, mounted on 1978 IH truck, exc. cond., $19,750. Charles A Vinson Fort Valley 912-825-5030 Market Bulletin Ad Form You may use this form to submit your ad. There is a 20-word limit for advertise ments unless otherwise noted under category headings. The 20-word limit includes name, city and phone number or name and complete address. The Market Bulletin reserves the right to edit notices exceeding the 20-word limit. Only one (I) notice allowed per issue. Advertisers are encouraged to review the advertising guidelines Lawrenceville 770-682-5996 374-7847 Farmall A w/cults., 4' bush hog; trlr. type on page two and under individual category headings before submitting notices for 16" 2-btm. plow, $250 and 8 disc pull type Rome Bogg harrow, $250. Robert D. Rhinehart LaFayette 706-638-3815 16" double deep bottom plow; Baltic fertil izer spreader. Tom O'Neal Appling 706- 81'x6" auger w/10hp elec, motor and rollaway hopper, used 6 mos., no transport assembly. Gaines Wilson Thomaston 706647-6747 8N bush hog, 2-row Covington planters & Cub Lo-boy flail mower. Bob McDonald Cedartown 770-748-5557 Farmall A.cultL, good cond., 12V sys. new front tires, $1,750; MF 165 radiator, $55. Charles Elliott Lavonia 706-356-4450 publication. Please place the following ad under the indicated category: Category: ______ . ____________________ 541-0783 culti., all purpose plow; Super A Int'l. w/culti. Farmall A, looks/runs good, has full set of 16' dove tail trlr. w/ramps, treated floor, Lee Henderson Zebulon 770-567-3268 culti. & disc plow, new starter, hyd. pump, dual axles, lights, bumper- pull, exc. cond., $1,000. Richard Todd Roopville 770-854- 9' Aer-Way reversible chain harrow, 45 & 10 degree angles, 5/8" dia. teeth, $585. rear tires, $2,000. Joshua Clark 770-232-0749 Suwanee 8132 Lanier Burden Comer 706-783-3920 Farmall Cub w/planters, culti., low-off plow, 16' litter spreader, pull type, PTO drive, 1 1/2 yrs. old, like new, $5,800. Carl Dyck Bowersvilie 706-245-9199 94' JD 6400 tractor, 1900 hrs., like new, call aft. 7pm. Ronnie Singleton Buena Vista 912-649-7486 fert, hopper, Gee Whiz harrow and parts, $2,800; JD 40, $2,500. Terry Bentley Bethlehem 770-867-6367 16' trlr., 2-axles, loading ramps, lights, 963 6-row narrow corn header, $7,000; Farmall Cub tractor w/belly mower, disc, good cond., $1,050. Herbert Kirby Dallas 770-445-7376 864 6-row wide corn header, $6,500. Robert Gradous Hephzibah 706-554-6218 plow, scrape, good cond., $3,200. Doulgas Pendley Cumming 770-887-8113 16' trlr., 2 axles, brakes on one axle, metal bed, lights, ramps, oak side planks, $800. Joe Jones Clermont 770-9.83-7657 17' Johnson harrow; KMC 144" roto tiller: AC 2-row planters, good cond., $500. Cecil Gilbreath Trenton 706-657-6498 AC 6060 tractor, approx. 3000 hrs., good cond., $9,500. Ronnie Ravan Flowery Farmall Cub, disk plow,, culti., harrows, new paint, good cond., $1,950. Frank McDaniel Jasper 706-692-6501 Farmall H, everything works, strong trac Please provide your telephone number for office reference. The phone number will not be published unless it is included in the above advertisement. Phone___________ j_______________ :_____________________ MF front-end tractor wts.(IO). Charlie Waters Branch 770-967-3503 tor, $T,200. D. Adams Haddock 912-932- Sylvania 912-857-3782 AC 7040 w/cab, 140 hp, rebuilt injection 5981 18hp Sears Kohler Magnum mower, 44" pump, lights, brakes &. hyd. work, Farmall Super C tractor, $900; 5' bush Please include your name and complete address on all correspondence sent to the Bulletin office. deck, 3yrs. old, $1,400, exc. cond. H. $5,500/obo. Don Reynolds Millen 912-982- hog, $400; sickle mower, $200. E. Kennedy The following statement must be signed by the advertiser submitting this notice for Maddox Unadilla 912-627-9209 5707 Cochran 912-934-1311 publication: 2 AC D-14 tractors, not running, incl. new short block, many other parts, $2,500. Robert Clark Leslie 912-874-1818_______ 2 AC combines, 60 sack type w/sheets, 70 AC HD 4 loader for parts, call aft. 8 pm. Jimmy Purser Rockmart 770-684-7457 AC eng. block, $200, cash, call aft. 8pm. A.C. Edwards 225 Patterson Rd/, Talking Farmhand Feedmaster 825, feed mill, exc. cond., new tires, have owners manual, rdy. to use., $2,500, cash. L. Griffith Newnan 770-583-3677 1 hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessary requirements for publication in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. bin type w/auger, good cond., under shelter. Rock 30175 706-334-2968 Ferguson 3-pt hay rake, #20, good cond., W. M, Hayes Winterville 706-742-5626 2 Alomo 7' side mount hyd. flail mowers, tank pump mounting brackets, horses and valves, $3,500. Jerry Severson AC tractor, 3-pt hitch, box blade and bush hog, good cond. J. W. Thaxton Crawfordville 706-456-2718 $600; wood splitter, 12hp eng.; $550. Alton Advertiser's Signature Holeman Colbert 706-788-2559 Fertilizer spreader, 550 lb,, 3-pt hitch, PTO This form will appear periodically in the Market Bulletin as space permits, driven, $225. J. L. Donnell Dawsonville ^^.dvertisers may photocopy the form for future use. McDonough 770-957-9100 Ads cannot be called in by phone. 770-889-5476 Page 4 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday May 1, 1996 JD 3600, power quad., canopy, wts., 300 MF 180, external hyd., p/s, 63hp, $4,000; Troy-Bilt tiller, 5hp, good cond. Garland Want bullgear housing for JD 420 tractor 55 gal. stainless steel barrels, 55 gal. hrs., $2,600; 20' gooseneck trlr., new tires, Gehl mdl. 95MX feed mixer, $500. Charlie Barrett Gainesville 770-534-5643 or complete tractor for parts. Frank Aspinwall metal barrels w/lids, 30 & 55 gal. plastic bar $3,000, call aft. 8 pm. Mike Cartwright Martin Douglasville 770-949-2386 Troy-Bilt tiller, 4hp, Tecumseh Odum 912-586-6160 _____________ rels, all clean. C. Johnson Lawrenceville Pearson 912-422-7493_________________ MF 20C gas, front-end loader, 40hp, shut foward/reverse, tills 14"x6", used 25 hrs., Want disc tiller for Farmall Super A, good 770-963-7257__________________ __ JD 375 rnd. baler, $9,500; Ford 5600 tle shift, $4,600/obo, cash; 2 Covington $675. James Overall Stone Mountain 404- cond. D. Farmer Martin 706-779-3905 55 gal. metal barrels w/lids, 30 & 55 gal. w/loader, $9,500; Vicon mower, $3,750; V- planters & disk, $525 cash. Larry Garrett 292-4769 ___________________ _ Want front-end loader to fit 4020 JD trac- plastic barrels w/bunt holes, 5 gal. buckets rake, $1,850, tedder, $2,450. Tommy Hurst Lilburn 770-921-1636_________ - Troy-Bilt tiller, 5hp, like new, used only 4 tor. Rex Dauler Greensboro 706-453-4300 w/lid & handles. J. Cline Petty Moultrie 912-941-2083_____________ _ MF 261 tractor, 60hp, 4 hyd. outlets, 147 times, $700. Faye Abbott Acworth 770-974- Want manual for Bob Cat 500 and 4 1/2' Lawrenceville 770-962-8241 _____ JD 40, 3-pt hitch, tricycle, new paint & hrs., $12,750, firm. G.A. Trabits Lone Oak 8214__________s_________________ ' bucket. Paul Caddis Canton 770-345-2318 5V tin, 500 sheets, 32 ton feed bin, other seat, need rewiring, $1,550 cash. M. Brown 706-637-5735_________________________ Troy-Bilt rotor tiller pony mdl., like new, just Want old Cushman or parts, 2 or 3 wheel, items. George Brown Newborn 706-342- Stonewall 770-964-5304________________ MF 35 gas, hi-lo, 5' rollover blade, 20 disk svc., $575. Jack H. Naish Clayton 706-782- any condition, call aft. 6 pm. John Mallette 3644 ____________________ _ JD 4010, 100hp, good cond., $6,500, 10' TW harrow; 5' Howse bush hog; 16' trlr., 3454________________________________ Brunswick 912-267-0394_______________ 6' bean stakes 10 cents, 8' 12 cents, 6' offset harrow, $1,500. Wesley Cantrell other equip., $6,325. J. C. Munda Gumming Troy-Bilt, 5hp, pony tiller, like new, $400, Want older model tractor, (pre 1970), tomato stakes 30/35 cents, no Sun. sales. Lithia Springs 770-944-1011____________ 770-887-3874 __________________ call aft. 8 pm. James R. Jones Dalton 706- w/three pt. lift 20-40 hp., any cond.; want tiny Paul W. King Columbus 770-482-6858 JD'4050, 3450 hrs., new tires, exc. cond., MF 453 rnd. hay baler, sheltered, $4,800. 278-7130_______ ;____________________ crawler loader dozier. Jim Poe 6x8x16" blocks 45 cents ea., 5V metal, 11 ' roll guard, $17,500. John Holladay Sandra Chance Danville 912-962-3661 Tuff-Bilt tractor, 16hp Kohler eng., hyd dri Lawrenceville 770-339-8064___________ _ slight rust & smut $1 ea., you pick & load. C. Winterville 706-548-2872 __________ MF garden tractor, w/mower deck, 7hp, ven culti. lay-off plow, good cond., 9am-2pm, Want rim to fit JD A tractor, all steel, 9 lug Wellham Statham 770-725-2327 JD 420, new tires, eng. and paint. C. C. elec, start, $150/obo. James Randall wk/days, anytime wk-ends. Jerry Burruss fits 12x4x38 tire, also tire. O. Lee 75 KW, 3 phase D330 Catterpillar gen., Porter Shiloh 706-582-2541_____________ Atlanta 404-627-6314__________________ Gumming 770-887-3713_________ ______ Statesboro 912-587-5983____________ __ can use as 55KW single phase, 180 hrs., JD 4425 combine, 590 hrs., like new, corn MF mdl. #59DH, front-end loader, 4' buck Tuff-Bilt tractor, 16hp Kohler eng., 60" Want root rake for D-5 Cat dozer that $600, call aft. 7 pm. Dean Allen Commerce and platform header, $35,5000. Frank et $500; PTO hyd pump, $150, last used on mower, planters, culti., other equip., also attaches to blade. James Blevins LaFayette 706-335-2867______________________ __ Simmons Claxton 912-739-1471 ______ MF 135. J. R. Barge Tyrone 770-964-6334 front loader. John Lunsford Dewy Rose 706-397-2323_________________________ 8500 ft. VG fencing, 5 gates, 2 auto, water- JD 4430 cab/air, good cond.; Rhino 15' Manual head gate for cattle, mint cond., 706-283-6243 _______________'' Want scrape blade for JD 210 garden trac- ers, 12 corral panels, 200 VG Ige. post, 12 flex-wing mower, chisel plow, harrow, lift. J. asking $100. Wade Stephens Lyons 912- Used DR power wagon, good cond., $ tor. J. Millians Newnan 770-253-7424 creosote barn post. Dan Aaron Blairsville R. Wood Williamson 770-228-9220 565-7606 ____________________ _ 750. Mary Farmer Clarkesville 706-754- Want sheet metal for 1941 JD H tractor, 706-745-7140_____________________ JD 450 granin drill, 20-row, 1994 mdl., Manure spreader, extra good cond., orig. 5090_________ also flywheel for JD 70 gas tractor. John Alum, beams, 6" 2/36 ft., 2/16 ft., 4" 2/36 used on 120 A., $5,400. Frank Thrasher tires, ground driven, $1,100. R. Dangar Vermeer 504F hay baler, 4-row Paulk rin-n Cannady Statesboro 912-681-2278______ ft., 2/16 ft., steel braces, 3" wide, 2/36 ft., Bowersville 706-376-8379______________ Alpharetta 770-475-1914_______________ plant, 4-btm.; IH flip 4-btm.; Ford flip. Leslie Want sod harvester, land leveler, piggy 2/14 ft. Don Kearce Leesburg 912-759JD 4630 tractor, cab/air; 4-row KMC Massey Harris 22, tricycle front-end, runs Jones Jacksonville 912-833-5630_______ back forklift, & tractor type forklift. Mike 2476________ ________________________ peanut inverter; 10' peanut wagons. J. T. good, 3-pt hitch, live lift, $2,000/obo. Russell Vermeer 605-J, rnd. baler, $9,500; self Horne Duluth 770-623-1754 ___________ Animal pens, hvy. welded wire $5, breeder Bullinqton. Cordele 912-273-3597______ _ Frazier Commerce 706-335-6797 loading rnd. bale mover, $3,500. Roy Barrett Want starter and generator for JD-LA trac- pen, 30"x5' w/box, pressure treated frame JD 5200, 100 hrs., like new, under wrnty. Meyers 500 gal. pecan sprayer, Detroit Marshallville 912-967-2570_____________ tor. Chris Allen Marietta 770-426-5650 $40, w/o box $30. A. Cain Commerce 706- Grant Richardson Bluffton 912-835-2038 dsl., all stainless, exc. cond. Wade Powell WD 45AC, p/s, 3-pt hitch, 50hp; JD 430, 3- Want tandem set, 6 or 8 yd. dirt pan, would 335-6798____________________________ JD 530 rnd baler, w/montor, exc. Cond., Brinson 912-246-3610 _______ : pt hitch, 30hp. J. Blasczyk Douglasville consider individual units; also hvy. offset cut Approx. 200 steel fence posts $1.25 ea., $8,500/obo; 4' 6-rnd bale hay wagon, Murray tiller, B/S, 5hp, 4-cyl., front tine 770-942-5018 _______ __________ ting harrow. Aaron McWhorter Whitesburg barbed wire 25 cenfs/lb. Joey Harvey $1,200/obo. Wayne Stebbins Jakin 912- chain drive, good cond., $250. C. J. Wilson Waldon 4100 uni-tractor; `91 Belarus 525, 800-273-8608_________________________ Donalsonville 912-524-2514 _____ 793-2330_____________________________ JD 535 baler w/Netwrap, used 3 seasons, $12,500. Eli Hostetler, Jr. Montezuma 912472-8424 .____________________________ JD 71 4-row planter, exc. cond., $1,500. Richard Schulze Savannah 912-352-3120 JD 71, 4-row planters on ripper-bedder, exc. cond., $3500, dely. avail. Tim Mosley Metter 912-685-2802___________________ Marietta 770-973-7889_________________ NH 268 sq. baler, Vicon 330 rake & tedder combo, both, $1,500. L. Garrison Marietta 770-423-1230 ___________ NH 276 baler, good cond., fid. rdy., $3,250. Larry Loughridge Chatsworth 706695-4987___________________ NH 451 sickle mower, good cond. Claude Carver Douglas 912-384-1589 _______ w/front loader; Vermeer Ditch Witch, gas; Ford 6000. Ralph Eskew Fairburn 770-964- 3341 _______ Wood-mizer, LT40HD24, 343 hrs., blades incl., like new, $19,000. M. Smith Rockmart 770-684-5752_________________________ Yellow/white Cub, w/belly mower, comp, quick hitch for Cub w/4 pcs. of equip. R. Mathis Gumming 770-887-4519 Want to buy Ferguson 135 dsl. tractor w/ p/s. Edward McCarty Alma 912-632-4842 912-632-6015_________ _______________ Want tosser side loader or log tosser, will pay cash, call aft. 6 pm. W. E. Twilley Dallas 770-445-3548_______________ _________ Want two 1 or 2 horse matching wagon wheels in good cond., reas. priced. M. Simpson Forest Park 404-366-4488 Cedar lap and pine lumber, 1x4 T and G approx. 80 yrs. old., Alan Shearouse Woodbury 706-553-5109_______________ Cross cut saw $50, blacksmith, blower, hand cranked on pedestal $150. Aubrey Benfroe Fayetteville 770-461-7144______ Cypress lumber, 1x4, 1x6, mostly 3/4" thick, diff. lengths, make good board & batten siding, other items. Greg Cain Quitman JD 850 tractor, 0574.8 mi., harrow & bush hog, $6,500 for all. G. Sanders Loganville 770-466-4192_________________________ JD 9920 cotton picker, field ready, $28,000; JD 4430, c/a, $10,500; 4 JD 71 NH 487 rnd. baler, Kuhn rnd. rake; Vicon disc mower, Kuhn tedder, lo time, exc. cond., $9,000. Mike Markcity Cornelia 706-7784566 ____________________ NH 846 hay baler, 4x5 bales, $2,000; 8' Farm Machinery Wanted Need center front axle for JD 420. L. Peugh Cedartown 770-748-0056 Want 12"x1 bottom plow w/3-pt hitch, call Want two 8.3x24 to 11.5x24 turf tires. Frank Trammel Trion 706-638-2916______ Want utility trlr., reas. priced. Harry Rogers Sharpsburg 770-669-5788 770-502-1050 Want working windmill must be in good. B. 912-263-8168 ______________________ Emus & turkey outdoor feeders, metal, holds about 1000 lbs., Lowndes & Oconee Co. $40. Eddy Thaxton Watkinsville 706769- 7866____________________________ planters on culti. J. Williams Edison 912- Lely disc cutter, $2,400. Randy Robinson aft. 5 pm. Andy Hendrix Statesboro 912- Heard Athens 706-354-8164 835-2496________________________ 1 Reynolds 912-847-2696______________ _ 681-4661 _______________ Fans, two 48" $200 & $180. Philip Hembrey Winder 770-867-6778_________ JD 9965 cotton picker, fid. rdy., low hrs. Mike Bower Lyons 912-526-6080________ JD M, wide front-end, 3-pt lift, good tires, I, 750; some 3-pt equip. Eugene Carithers 2435 Tucker Mill Rd. Conyers 30208 770- 483-2639__________________ JD TT4 sq. baler, exc. cond. Bobby Garrett Winder 770-867-2797 _____________ JD hay flutter; drag harrow, 3-pt; light smoothing harrow, pull; tree planter, 3-pt. W. H. Sell Hoschton 706-654-2921_________ JD mdl. 56 mower for sale, not running, good for parts or repair, $150/obo. B. Trammel Snellville 770-972-2456 NH 846 rnd. baler, good cond. w/fluffer, $2,500. Jim Blackburn Batesvilie 706-947- 3718________________________________ NH haybine, #474, extra blades, $2,500; Gehl hammermill and mixer w/gas motor, $1,500. N. Watson Dawsonville 706-265- 2217 __________________ NH rake, disc mower. Virginia Crutchfield Jackson 770-775-6644_________________ . Orchard sprayer, 3-pt hitch, hose gun, 110 gal., good cond.; 10'x6' 2-axle trlr. w/sides. Kermit Reece Ellijay 706-273-3400______ Pauk 6-row, 5 spd. culti., $2,500. Melvin Fletcher Chula9f2-831-5521 _______ Want 17A series Cat motor; also Fordson major rear whl. & parts tractor, and 6 or 7' mower gear box. Ken Boyette Centerville 912-923-7335 _________ __________ Want 18.4x38 rear tractor tire in good cond. R.C. Rosier Hephzibah 706-5924095________________________________ Want 2-row culti. in good cond., call aft. 7 pm. Mike Grizzle Dahlonega 706-864-2340 Want 2000 gal. vacuum honey wagon. Hal Mixon Rayle 706-274-3025_____________ Want 750 MF combine w/grain head, good cond., reas. Willini Monhus Preston 912828-2503_______ FARM SUPPLIES If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. `77 mdl. Husgvarna chain saw w/bow $300, after 6 p.m. Robert Taunton Jr. Butler 912-862-5629________________________ _ `95 Gehl, feed mill, good cond., $2,500. Lamar White Cuthbert 912-732-2233 1 corn conveyor, 16' long w/gas eng. $100. H. Edwin Trice Thdmaston 706-647-8279 1 corn wagon $250, 10" grain auger on Farrowing & nursery, crates, pens, stain less steel feeders, auto feeder w/tank, water- ers, other. Frank McVey McRae 912-868- 5418__________________ '________ Feed bin for sale, 10 ton bin w/auger, real good cond. Larry Anderson Alpharetta 770475-6725_____________________________ Fence mesh & barbed metal, cedar posts, water &~feed troughs, other items. D. Luca Emerson 770-386-0482,, . ;,+ Floor scales twin beam, weighs to 1000 lbs., good cond. $400. H. Lunsford McDonough 770-957-4075_____________ Foley Bellsaw tool sharpening equip, JD-A 45, good cond., 3-pt hitch, $2,000; Paulk 6-row n/w subsoiler bedder; Case Want 8N starter or tractor for parts, also wheels, 40' long $250. H. Powell Coilidge w/attachments, auto. handsaW & blade Farmall Cub w/culti., new paint, decals, good 21' disc harrow w/folding wings; Ford TW25 12x4x28 rear tire and 4.00 19 front tire. 912-346-3186_____________ sharpener $1250. Lester Poss Canton 770- tires, $2,100. Joann Malcom Snellville 770- ser. II, w/cab & air. Jay Nikkei Louisville Andre LaPlume Lincolnton 706-359-1746 1/2 hp. Myers submergible pump, used 2 889-4110__________________________ __ 972-9979__________ 912-625-3324 __________________ Want 9.5 L-14 flotation tire for baler. D. yrs., 220 volts $150. Jimmy Nixon, Sr. Free mini drinkers, enough for two 300' JD-B, cranks, runs, looks good; JD 3010 Portable conveyor, chain type, 24' long, Lincolnton Commerce 706-335-0740 Palmetto 770-463-1341_________________ houses. H. Thompson Jefferson 706-367- comp, parting out, new tires/trans., bad crank shaft, call aft. 6 pm. Kenneth Farmer Bostwick 706-342-2647________________ 11' maximum tilt, hts., extra chain & hand tow, dolly incl., $800. Warren Jones Atlanta 404-699-2516 ___________________ Want Batwing bush hog type mower & front end loader for 6700 Ford. Also, used 18.4 x 34 tires. Frank Bird P.O. Box 420 lla 10 Universal farrowing crates complete, $750. M. Warnock Vidalia 912-537-2061 10" table top saw $250, 12" band saw 4938________________________________ Free, good 2 room farm house, you dis mantle, easy access. W. Walton Eatonton JD-M culti., com., $200. George Mulkey Powell 4350 tobacco sprayer and toppers, 30647 706-789-3928 _______ ___ $125, good cond. Odis Cagle Buford 770- 706-485-6360______________ Blakely-912-723-3776__________________ JD-M planter & culti.,, 16 disc harrow, bush $7,500; JD bedder; JD 4200 flip plow. Joel Rushing Register 912-852-5786_________ Want Ford 4000 04 5000 tractor for parts, 1965-up, must have good trans. and rear 682-9655____________________________ _ 125 yr. old farm houses, 3 rooms roofed, 1 GQF quail battery pens, 12' section, 6 holes per section, incl. waterers & feeders. hog, wood splitter, seed spreader; JD parts, Rome bedding harrow, $5,500, call aft. 7 end. Harold Wheeler Elberton 706-283- frame, only $3000 both. t. Flewellyn 1235 Rick Hewett Arlington 912-725-3171 912- $3,400. W. C. Akin Stockbridge 770-474- pm. Clinton Dasher Jr. Glennville 912-654- 8800_____________________________ ___ Mansfield Ave. Atlanta 404-688-3443 725-4972_______________ :_____________ 2771_______ 4786 __________ ' ____________ Want Ford 5000,5600 or 7000-7600 motor . 14'x20' glass greenhouse, dbl. strength Good used tin $4/sheet, good used lap sid John Deere 2520, 61 hp, good cond., new Round baler, hay blower, hay loader, com block. Neal Spooner Iron City 912-774- glass, all alum, frame, call for price. Dennis ing $99/1000, other lumber avail. Stephen paint, $6500 obo. Mike Bryan Shellman bine, waik-behind garden tractor, disc 2227_______________________________ Pomar Duluth 770-446-6878____________ Daniel Dallas 770-445-6270 _________ __ 912-679-2098_________________________ KMC 4-row ripper planter w/JD 71 planters, $3,500; side mounted spray tanks, $750. Mike Brantley Kite 912-469-3606 KMC 6-row hyd. row marker, like new cond., $600; also strip-till row unit for parts. J. W. Sanders Vienna 912-268-4502 KMC, 6-row, 36-in. peanut invertor, `92 Model, exc. cond. Jackie Brannen Statesboro 912-839-3843______________ _ Kubota 3-cyl. dsl., 24hp, 4-whl. drive, exc. cond.; 5' finishing mower, $6,200. T. P. Henderson Waleska 770-796-2522_______ Kubota L2250 w/front-end loader, 25 hp, PTO, 3-pt lift, $6,600; Kubota B6100, w/finish mower, $3,450, cash. Gordon Garner Riverdale 770-923-2274________________ Kubota L3600, still under warranty, 22 hrs., turf tires, $15,500 firm, 6-10 wk. days, anytime wk-end. Linda Caldwell Canton 770-345-6716_________________________ Kuhn disc mower, 9'2" cut, $3,500. J. Kurtz Griffin 770-227-2808_______________ mower, 8' box blade, water pump. Harold Rutledge Rex 770-961-6742 _______ Rubber tire steel wagon frame, pulled by tractor or truck, $100. Pheron Turner Marble Hill 770-893-2434_____________________ Sear tiller, 5hp, 14" rear tine w/reverse, used less than 10 hrs., $550, firm. Billy Tevepaugh Marietta 770-971-0140_______ Sears garden tractor, equip., culti., 10" plow, both $175, cost, $400. E. Wayne Gainesville 770-532-3218______________ Set of culti. for Farmall Cub tractor, very good cond., $450. Glen Phillips Acworth 770-974-5755_______________ _ Shortwood quick attach grapple fit skid steer, custom built wood rack w/remvbl. short wood/log bolsters, $1,250 ea. Larry Daniel LaGrange 706-882-7423________________ Sickle mower and mule hay rake; Tuff-Bilt tractor, planters and culti., good cond. Charles Fulbright Toccoa 706-886-5455 706-886-4471_________________________ Tiller, 5hp. Craftsman front tine 24", used 3 yrs., needs new tines, $100. Randy Want Ford 7600 front-end loader, hay ted der, grass/ground aerator. Mike Todd Atlanta 770-612-0658 _____________ Want Ford 8N, 600, 800, 2000 series trac tor, running or repairable, must be reas. price. J. Mitchell Decatur 770-939-3221 Want IH 424 or 2424 for parts, also Case DH5 or DH4 for parts. Butch Gazaway Monticello 770-786-3772_______________ Want JD 320 U or 430 U two cyl. tractor in good cond. Ralph Scoggins Palmetto 770- 463-3777 ____________- Want JD 4400 combine corn header, mdl. #444; also 18.4x38 rear tractor tires. Karen Taylor Augusta 706-738-3833 ________ Want JD front type coil spring shanks, 1 1/4". Ryan Baerne Nicholson 706-757-2672 Want John Bean E 757 pecan sprayer for parts. Richard L. Crider McRae 912-868- 2924________________________________ Want MF sickle blade mod. #41 for 3 pt. hitch, call aft. 6pm. Lloyd Mendelson Atlanta 404-252-6031 ___________ 150 rack, 3 room bulk tobacco curing barn, other items. E. Carlton Moultrie 912-941- 2230 912-782-5020 ________________ 175 outdoor farrowing huts, must see to appreciate, good control of temp., $250/unit. Gene Callaway 869 Callaway Rd. Rayle 30660 706-274-3392_________ __________ 1936 McCormick-Deering mule drawn mowing machine, chain saw w/bow, iron wheels, farm bell. Phyllis Jewell Waycross 912-283-8871 ___________________ 2 auto, curtain machines $500 ea., Plasson drinkers, winches $10 ea., other. Rod Herod Adairsville 770-773-7646 200 treated fence posts, 3"-5 1/2" $2.50 ea. for lot. Fincher Matthew Tifton 912-382- 3547________________________________ 23 six ft. steel posts $46, 70 gal. watering tank w/auto. waterer $65, 2 cow rubs w/fly flaps $60. D. Nealis Hampton 770-946- 9160________________________________ 25 KW generator. Olen Wells Newborn 706-342-1924_________________________ Grain bin for sale, 1500 bushel, already taken down. Gary Gaines Norman Park 912-769-3801_________________________ Greenhouse glass, dbl. pane insulated, new, 16x5'8", very high qlty. $10 ea., 72 pieces. Michael Surles Blairsville 706-745- 4170 _______ ,_____________ Hvy. duty head gate $80, call aft. 6 pm. Mr. Turner Elberton 706-283-4541 Hvy. duty head gate, exc. cond. $85. Allen Turner Elberton 404-283-4541__________ Irrig. 2100' 1/2" ram driperline, 24"spacing, in 300' lengths, 6 yrs old, good cond. $200. R. Rives 2333 Hwy 82 Statham 30666 770- 725-5613__________________ __________ Lge. glass jug, 5-6 gal. size $50. Sibley Weaver 111 West Franklin St., Milledqeville 31061 912-452-5415 Lincoln 225-S elec, welder, has been used very little $150. Wesley Bellamy Luthersville 770-927-6781 __________ Lo'cust 8' & 10' split rails, possible dely. & installation. Terry York Rabun Gap 706- Lrg. BJ feed mixing wagon w/scales, $6,500; 3000 calumef liquid manure wagon, $2,200; 6-row culti. frame, $700. Don Council Albany 912-438-5072___________ MF 1135. 2953 hrs., cab. $9,000; MF 255, exc. cond., $9,000; Lely hay tedder for parts, $100. Charles Skipper Macon 912-781- Cantrell Calhoun 706-625-0402 Tiller, Ariens rear tine, like Troy Bilt, 7 hp, $600 firm; water/trash pump, Forman Rupp, B & S eng,, $300. Chuck Fahn Marietta 770-642-1841 ________________ Tiller, Ariens, 7hp, rear tine, $700. Joseph Cohen Clarkesville 706-754-1923 706-754- Want NH 277 sq. baler, working or for parts. Butler Vaughn Forsyth 912-994-5335 Want Snapper or other used mower, no junk. Call after 5pm only. Viola Johnson Manchester 706-846-8067______________ Want TO20 Ferguson tractor head or whole eng. Oral Elder Covington 770-385- 3 hopper feed bins, 46 tons ea.,10" augers to fill truck, catwalk & trough auger on top $8000. John Thomas Madison 706-3429894_______ 30, 40, 55 gal. plastic drums w/screw on lids, tor storing feed & farm supplies, $12/up. C. Pucko McDonough 770-957-8239 746-5519 ____________ ____________ `Lumber, straight qlty. dimensional lumber, Sycamore, Oak, Pine, for barns, fences, etc. 38 cents/bf & up. J. Jimmerson Hampton 770- 946-8047 ,___________ - Metal roofing, rough lumber from chicken house, approx. 600' Choretime feeders. 4548___________________________ _ MF 135 dsl. w/ps., exc. cond. Truman Evans Canton 770-479-2555____________ 1581 _______________ Tiller, front tine, 5hp, chain drive, good cond., $265, cash. Perry Stephens Monroe 9899 ______________________________ Want Tag Along hay bale loader, PTO grain auger, 45'+, backhoe for Bobcat loader. 4' wide flight cover woven plastic, flexible, asstd. cols. $1/yd., any length, qlty. cover mat. F. McCann Hogansville 706-637-5645 Doug Queen Alpharetta 770-664-9259 Mig Weldor 460 vlts, 350 Amps, heavy duty elec, worm drive hoist, sandpiper air MF 135, gas tractor, good tires, $4,000. B. McKinzie Suwanee 770-476-4257________ MF 1560 baler, manufactured by Vemeer, 770-267-5053______________ Tree spade, $2,500. Jimmy Cartee Statesboro 912-839-3103 _______ _ Wade Simpson McDonough 770-957-3106 Want Woods belly mower for Cub IH tractor. Jerry Connell Monroe 770-267-7583 40 sheets hvy. gauge tin, good to side barn $2. J. Boss Kingston 770-382-5744______ 5 hp. 200 GPM water pump which incl. four pump. Arthur Davis LaGrange 706-8843441_________________________________ NH 352 feed-mill, 2-ton, avg. cond., $800. sheltered, $4,000/obo. John Glaski Elberton 706-283-3325_________________ Trlr. 6 wheels, 67"x167" chains, ramps, brakes, 2-5/16" hitch, 12 ply tires, $975, obo, Want a 40 or more hp. tractor. Also, bush hog & scrape blade. Will pay up to $5000. 50' hoses, used 6 mos. $395. Carol Valentine Byron 912-956-2928_____ . John McDonald Tarrytown 912-529-3383 National pressure canner, 7 qt. w/wire. rack MF 180 12 spd., p/s, m/p Aux hyd. w/wo cash. Cliff Johnson Norcross 770-476-8888 Michael Hoehn Woodstock 770-592-1712 500+ gal- fuel tank, mounted on hvy. duty $65. Doris Andrews Dallas 770-445-7802 Krone, 4'x5' rnd. baler, both $6,000. D. Bennett Gay 706-538-6510______________ Troy-Bilt tiller, 8hp, Kohler, new tires, very good cond.; log splitter attachment, $900 for Want a mower w/48" cut, good cond., reas. priced. W. Hines Wrightsville 912- trailer, like new $1200. Cedartown 706-234-8172 Joe Marion No. 2 farm bells, $65. deer bells, $30, cow bells, $30. Henry Royal Sycamore 912-567- Please observe our 20 word limit. all. D. McClure Marietta 770-426-7156 864-0293 Submit ads by Wednesday noon. 3745 Wednesday May 1, 1996 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 Nursery cent.,like new, 1 gal. 7 cents; 2 gal. 12 cents; 3 gal. 20 cents del., min. order, 3,000. Anthony Sedes Marietta 770-980-1757_____ Plastic 5 gal. buckets, hvy. duty, scales, 2 BBU bulls 1-15 mos., 1-12 mos., no papers, from regd. herd, good bloodlines. C. Wriqht Fairmont 706-337-2280 2 BBU regd. bulls, 3 yrs. old ea. $1200- Beefalo bulls, regd, & unregd., southeast Ga. only regd. breeder, exc. commercial herd bulls. L. Lehman Metier 912-685-4042 Beefalo full blood & regd. cows, bulls, Georgia Cooking crocks. V. Everton Roswell 770-993-6558 $1500, sev. yr. old bulls, $400, bred cows & heifers, steers, easy calving, lean meat Post vice, 5" jaws, blacksmith, anvil, 100 young heifers $500, gentle. Leonard breed, starting @ $500. John C. Reid lbs., both exc. cond. A. Hendricks Austell Giddens Eastman 912-374-2517 Zebulon 770-567-8709 FRESH PEACH POUND CAKE (Diabetic) 770-948-9842_________________ ________ Rough lumber, some air dried, various cuts, 12' lengths approx. 6000 board ft., must sell. Mel Mahan. M.L Mahan Marietta 770-427-4903_________________________ 2 Charolais & 1 Limousin, 2 yrs. old. all w/mixed calf at side, $450/pr., or $300 for all. L. Gianturco Alpharetta 770-667-2575 2 Limousin & Beefmaster x bulls, one 5 yrs. & one 14 mos. old. Bobby Davis Belted Galloways, 3 cows, regd., beau., not proven breeders, reas. priced. Dick Haines Cleveland 706-865-5809 Blk. & Red Polled Limousin bulls & cattle, top bloodlines, reas. priced. Steve Mason 1/2 1/2 2 1 1/2 cup reduced calorie margarine cup sugar eggs cups all-purpose flour Sev. portable wire rabbit/chicken cages w/ Warrenton 706-465-2750 Dalton 800-998-3941 706-673-2979 1/8 teaspoon salt feeders, 1 portable pigeon pin w/ trap door, 2 Purebred Jersey cows, gentle-bred to Blk. Geibvieh A.I. bulls, bred heifers, open 1/4 teaspoon baking powder reas. priced. Walter Gill Cordele 912-273- Angus bull, one 5 yr. old fresh 4/15/96, one 4 heifers, heifers, most at least 2nd gen., blk. & 1 cup peeled and diced peaches 6930________________________ Several old-timey wash pots for sale, dif ferent sizes. Bill Sewell Townsend 912-8327050_________________________________ Split locust farm fence rails, del. & installed anywhere. T. Mitchell Cleveland 706-8659828 _________________________ ___ yr. old fresh 5/15/96, $500. Wendell Ball Tifton 912-382-7717 912-382-7068 2 Regd. Purebred (open) Simmental heifers, also, 2 polled PB Simmental bulls, breeding age, good bloodline: L. G. Bennett, Shiloh 706-846-8116 2 regd. Black Angus bulls, lonr & tall, 15-16 polled. Tom Richardson Ellijay 706-6352729 Brahman bull, Purebred, extra gentle, red speckled, exc. qlty., E.Z. calving, $900, proven breeder. L. Hollingsworth Carrollton 770-834-3862 Brahman bulls, regd. red & speckled, gen 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/2 teaspoon almond extract Non-stick vegetable spray 1 packet artificial sweetener Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In large bowl, cream margarine and sugar. Tin, used 5V T $2, 8' $2.50, 10',$3, 12' mos., all shots, cert, herd, 1100-1200 lbs., tle, qlty. stock & affordable. Dennis Miles Add eggs one at a time and beat well after each. In small bowl, combine flour, $3^50 & $4, corrugated, 12' $3.50, other 32"x High Pockets bloodlines, call aft. 6pm. Guy Carrollton 770-834-6135 770-830-8417 salt and baking powder. Stir into cream mixture alternately with peaches. Add 20' 10. Leroy Core Marietta 770-971-9322 Mullinax Clermont 770-983-3799 Brangus bull, Fullblood, 16 mos., gentle, extracts. Pour batter into 8x4-inch loaf pan coated with vegetable spray. Bake Tube poultry feeders, big pans for adults, 25 crossbred heifers, F-1 Brangus, Angus $700, call from 6-10pm. Alan Hall hold 25-35 lbs. feed $5 ea. Bruce Thaxton cross, $350-$450, 600-800 lbs., open. Del Milledqeville 912-453-2536 Watkinsville 706-769-6890______________ Brazil Pitts 912-273-1990 Bulls lease/sale, sev. diff. breeds of ser for 30 to 40 minutes or until cake tests done. Sprinkle with sweetener. Yields 8 slices, each slice contains 223 calories (26% from fat). Twelve 5'x T Tenderfoot. James Barber Brinson 912-774-2583 912-246-3847 Two 16' hvy. duty log chains, one crosscut saw, good cond., 1 block & tackle. Walter Anderson Gumming 770-889-0938_______ Two 18.4x34 snap on duals w/60% tread. Claude Graham Dublin 912-272-0876 Used tin, 9 sheets, 7', 7 sheets 6' $2 ea. Kenneth Paxson Griffin 770-412-6108 Water transfer pump, 5 hp. B/S eng., mdi. 2P5, used less than 5 hours $397. James Dorsey Macon 912-745-4103___________ Winco gen. propany, 37kw, 143 hrs., 1phase & new 225 amp., auto transfer switch w/Nena enclosure, $10,000. Ken Lively Chatsworth 706-695-5515 LIVESTOCK . tf you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Ora Garel at 404-651-9081. 3 Polled Simmental bulls, 2 red purebreds, 1 black 3/4, 2 bred, 2 open heifers, all 4 polled purebred. Bruce Van Meter Rome 706-625-3128 3 Polled PB regd. Simmental bulls, Al sired, 1200-1400Tbs., $900/your choice; Al bred & sired regd. Simm. cows & heifers, top bloodlines. J. Driggers Glennville 912-6549511 912-654-3233 3 Santa Gertrudis bulls, 7 mos., 500-700 lbs., all polled, $300-$400. Troy Simmons Cleveland 706-865-4878 3 Simmental bulls, Purebred, 1 just weaned, 9 mos.-11 mos., very gentle, exc. bloodlines/prices. A. Sherod Covington 770-786-2101 3 heifers, 12 mos., 2 Blk. Angus, 1 Angus x Charolais, $275 ea., 1 Angus brood cow, 900 lbs., $400 or $1000 for all. J. Hatcher Haddock 912-986-9384 30 BBU Purebred Beefmaster bulls, papers, branded, tested, service size, 25 heifers, bred & open. Bar W Ranch. Olin vice age & size bulls to choose from, all been semen tested, bruc. free. Rusty Copelan Eatonton 706-485-9334 Bulls, Polled Geibvieh, Red Angus, Polled simmental, Polled Limousin, BBU Beefmaster, Kool Kreek Farms. H. T. Higdon Greensboro 706-453-2117 Calves, 6 wks.-12 mos., bottle, bucket, grain, from $85-$175, bulls, heifers, steers. J. Mashburn Calhoun 706-629-1496 Calving ease, milking ability, svc. age, Irish, dual Shorthorn bulls, select Oklahoma cows, $700-$900, can del. Kenneth Bridges Nicholson 706-757-3908 Charolais/Simmental cross bull, 9 mos., wh., polled, very gentle, from purebred Charolais bull $450. Ronnie Wilkins Dallas 770-445-4073 Comp, herd-19 brood cows, Blk. & Blk. Baldie, 13 calves & 1 Charolais bull, others calving sprg. & summer, best offer. Glen Phillips Cumminq 770-889-0361 Exc. selec. of yrlng. or weanling Limousin Recipe taken from Delicious Decisions cookbook, courtesy of the Greater Atlanta Association of Diabetes Educators Nutritional Information Per Serving: Protein 4.4 g , Carbohydrates 36.4 g , Fat 6.5 g, Cholesterol 53 mg, Fiber 1.3 g, Calcium 14 mg, Iron 1.3 mg, Sodium 160 mg Dietary Exchanges: 1 bread, 1 fruit, 1 fat Note: Delicious Decisions is a collection of favorite diabetic recipes for indi viduals with diabetes or those interested in healthy eating. For information on ordering this book contact The Greater Atlanta Association of Diabetes Educators at 4135 La Vista Road, Suite 610-222, Tucker, Georgia 30085-5003. This recipe was tested for accuracy in the Department of Agriculture test kitchen by Beth Thompson, our registered dietician. If you would like to share your favorite recipe with our readers, send to: Georgia Cooking, Market Bulletin, 19 MLK Jr., Drive, Atlanta 30334-4250. If you have any questions or problems regarding recipes featured in this column, call 1-800-282-5852 (statewide). Please do not call the individual who submitted the recipe. All livestock (i.e., those animals such as, but not limited to, cattle, equine, goats, sheep, swine, and poultry) must have been in possession of the advertiser for a minimum of 90 days before they can be advertised Wooten Hazlehurst 912-375-6016 300-400 lb. Holstein steers, .38-.40 cents/lb. Michael B. Smith Barnesville 770358-4205 770-358-1555 4 Purebred Limousin heifers & 10 Limousin cross heifers $300 ea. Jerry bulls & heifers, part & fullblood, $350/up. W. Hughes Waynesboro 706-437-1074 Fullblood Senepol bulls $1000/up, bred heifers or open. Douglas McKinnon Pearson 912-422-3793 Fullblood Limousin bull, Harvest Olympus Lrg. seiec. Holstein heifers, start calving Apr. 1st, C.V., avg. wgt. 1150-1200 ibs. ea. Stanley London Cleveland 706-865-2860 706-865-4703 Maine-Anjou x Holstein-12 five yr. old cows, exposed to Maine-Anjou bull Jan.- Regd. Angus bulls, easy calvers, AHIR herd, Prompter or Traveler gr'sons, 13 mos2 yrs., semen tested, cert. herd, free del. V. Whitner Dahlonega 404-255-4459 706-8647885 Regd. Angus cows/calf pr., your choice Cattle Childree Doerun 912-776-4916 son dob 9-22-90, full bro. to Harvest Mar., $500 ea. Reid Wallis LaGrange 706- from heard $750, bulls, $600 up, 7 hrs., 4 bulls, avg. wgt. 550 lbs., Hereford, Olympus Lad, great herd sire, $3500. Frank 884-0060 $400/ea. B.F. Bohanon Chickamauga 706- Cattle moving from farm to farm must have a negative brucellosis test within the past 30 days before they are moved .whenever there is a change of ownership. Exceptions are cattle from certified herds, or those consigned directly for slaughter. Buyers are urged to request proof of a negative brucellosis test prior to pur- Angus, Simmental $250 ea. J. M. King Lawrenceville 770-963-0896 4 regd. Black Angus heifers, 9-14 mos., Jndependance . bloodline. R. L. Robinson Dallas 770-445-2027 - 4 regd. Polled Santa Gertrudis service age bulls, very gentle, see to apprec. Craig Sims Odum 912-586-6145 Fordham Fitzgerald 912-423-9949 Fullblood blk. Polled Geibvieh bull, $1000, dob. April `94. Fred Gordon Griffin 770-228- 4525 . . .. ........... Fullblood, purebred & percentage Senepol bulls, 6 mos.-2 1/2 yrs., Bangs free herd, $600/up, call nights. R. L. Peacock Sr. Broxton 912-359-2505 Nurse cows, $500 ea. Ralph Millsaps Jasper 706-692-4163 One Ige. frame Brown Swiss X exc. brood cow w/an outstanding Al bred Limousin heifer calf at side, must see, $750. Charles Reneau Thomasville 912-226-8820 One red Simmental x Angus bull, 7 mos. old, out of regd. Simmental female, good 375-4783 Regd. Angus pastur bred heifers, cow/calf pr., bred cows & 2 breeding age bulls. Bill Revnolds Carrollton 770-832-7083 Regd. Angus bull, 3 yrs., gentle, sired Patton 821, best reas. offer, must sell due to ill health. John Boland Tyrone 770-487-4576 Regd. Black Angus bulls, 2-3 yrs., ready chase. ________ ______ 5 Beef heifers on feed/grain $100-$150 Geibvieh bull, Georgia Cowboy bloodline, disp., $350. Billy Webb Bowersville 706- for service, Al past 16 yrs., also, head unit Black polled Limousin bull, 13 mos., halter ea., 1 Angus cross steer, grain fed, 550 lbs., good herd bull; Angus/Brangus x bull, nice 245-8421 w/3 yr. bull, 3-in-1 herd cert./cert. James broken, gentle, has been shown, $1,500. $275. Jesse Camp Douglasville 770-489- calves, selling to prevent inbreeding. Robert Polled Herefords, bulls, heifers, cow/calf Miller Hawkinsville 912-892-2839 Jimbo Crumley Winder 770-725-7804. 2116 Bond Hull 706-548-3327 prs., all regd. & cert. Don Griffin Oxford 770- Regd. Black Angus bulls & heifers, pairs .1 Angus heifer, fat, healthy, ready to breed, 1 Holstein heifer, call before 9pm. Stovall Hunt Douglasville 770-995-1472 1 Black Angus heifer, 3 yrs., $325, 1 blk. heifer, 8 mos., $165,1 Jersey blk. cross bull, 18 mos., $200, will consider trade for good coastal hay, aft. 7pm. Bill Davis Conyers 5 mo. old Hereford steers from regd. stock, on feed & growing. George Scoville Macon 912-745-2524 5 regd. Limousin bulls, 18 mos.-2 yrs., also, yrlng. heifers, red or black, $500 ea., Polled or Fullblood. Felton Dutton Eatonton 706-467-2697 Geibvieh bulls, regd. Purebred blk., red, very good bloodlines, 8 mos.-2 yrs. old, $800-$1500. Terry Solomon Gumming 770-889-2609 Geibvieh bulls, A. 1. sired, polled, reas. priced. C. Manninq Austell 770-941-0825 Geibvieh regd. females, open heifer, bred 786-7868 Purebred Limousin cattle, breeding age & yrlng. bulls/hfrs., cow/calf prs. P.L. Webb Valdosta 912-242-1917 Purebred Senepol calves, mature bulls, bred heifers, cow/calf prs., lrg. selec., reas. priced. Walter Futral Griffin 770-227-7017 for sale, bred for maternal qualities. Guy Weatherly Jr. Milan 912-362-4158 Regd. Black Angus cows, 3 bred cows, two 13 mo. old bulls, 1 heifer calf, 1 steer. H. Benefield Newnan 770-251-6743 Regd. Black arigus bulls, exc. bloodline, ready for service. L. A. Watkins Milan 912- 770-483-3380 770-929-0099_____________ 50 crossbred, 900-1000 lb. cows, calving heifers, cow/calf prs., $300-$750. M. Gilmer Purebred Limousin bulls, 9 mos. old, $400 385-8750 800-585-3322 1 Jersey due May, 2nd calf; 1 Holstein w/3 now w/second calf, all cows 1/4 Brahma Gibson 706-598-2051 ea. Kirk Watkins Covington 770-786-3253 Regd. Black Angus bulls sired by Son of mb. calf, 2 Santa Gertrudis, 1 duw w/2nd $600 ea., call aft. 8:30 pm. M. Logan Ellijay Geibvieh, Purebred, no. papers, polled Purebred Beefmaster bulls, 3 yrs. old, sev. Lovana, $500 ea. Guy Neal Ellenwood calf, 1 w/3 mo. calf. C. Bentley Gumming 706-635-2974 bulls, very gentle, 15-17 mos., $500, call aft. to choose from, call aft. 7pm. Mike Williams 770-961-5904 770-889-7829_________________________ 6 Holstein heifers, C.V., 250-300 lbs., 6pm. Jerry Armstrong Pine Mountain 706- Vienna 912-268-8330 912-928-5300 Regd. Black Angus-regd. heifers, cows & 1 Red Angus bull, 4 yrs. old w/papers for $240 ea. M. Scroggs Oakwood 770-532- 663-4885 Purebred BBU Beefmaster bulls for sale, prs., Traveler 71 bloodline, herd cert./accred. sale, $1000. Fred Gibson Homer 706-677- 0485 Gentle, regd. Red Brahmans, Simmental & $600/up, gentle, clean sheaths. Rod Douq Hawkins Social Circle 770-464-3538 4546______ 6 steers, 1 bull, approx, wgt. 425-450 lbs., Simbrahs, cows, bulls & heifers, call nights. Ingraham Dalton 706-673-6601 706-226- Regd. Black Angus bulls, 1 1/2-2 1/2 yrs. 1 Regd. Charolais bull, 8 mos., exc. EPDs, $1200 for all or $200 ea. M. A. Kittle David Dillard Hahira 912-794-2297 8111 old, performance records, ready to breed. $675. Ben Wright Buchanan 770-646-3228 LaFayette 706-764-2398 Grain fed Beef crossbred cattle, suitable Purebred Polled breeding age Limousin Karl Holcombe Cumminq 770-889-9486 1 regd. Simmental bull, 17 mos., 1 PB 7 Holstein steers, 600-700 lbs., wormed, for the freezer. Joe Davis Ball Ground 770- bulls, T & T Ranch. Alton Tankersley Regd. Black Angus-herd reduction, bred Shorthorn, 2 yrs., 1 PB cross bUlM/2 shots, $2450, good cond., call 7-10 am. or 735-3686 Lincolnton 706-359-4495 cows, heifers & prs., 100% AJ. breeding prg., Simmental-1/2 Angus, solid blk., polled, aft. 6:30 pm. W.B. Hollingsworth The Rock Holstein/Jersey nurse cow, can hand-milk, Purebred Polled Geibvieh bulls, red, good reas. priced. Vancr Gafnea Whitesburg semen tested w/all shots. Betty Parks 706-647-2728 2 Limousin bull calves, $700. Bobby Hipps disp., 13-30 mos., mod. b. wgts., free del. 770-836-0191 Pendergrass 706-693-2619_____________ 7 crossbred heifers, 13-18 mos. $2200 for Perry 912-987-2406 surrounding area, $380-$650. Bob Miller Regd. Brangus heifer dob 1-28-95, 1 regd. Beefmaster bull w/papers, 6 yrs. all, $325 you pick, exposed to low birth Irish Dexter cow, 2 yrs. old, Greenville 800-893-9133 Pathfinder gr'dau. MGS Excel of Brinks, best old, $900, selling to prevent inbreeding. Al weight bull first of April. Lee Chafin Hartwell Purebred/regd., $800/obo. Robert Lummus Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull, 6 yrs., sale offer. Andrew Conley Blairsville 706-745- Peeler Milledgeville 912-453-0337_______ 706-376-6958 Gray 912-986-3073 or trade for `96 md. bale hay. Kip Gaston 6502 1 regd. Red Angus bull, some cows 8 Holstein steers, dehorned, vacc., $100- Limousin bull, 15 mos., $500. G. Malcom Hoschton 770-867-2434 Regd. Charolais bulls, polled, semen test w/calves, some heifers, all Purebred, call aft. $130 ea., $850 if all are taken, call aft. 6pm. Social Circle 770-464-4303 Purebred Texas Longhorn bull, can be ed, exc. bloodlines, will del. Matt Powers 6pm. Jorge Haber Columbus 706-323-2405 K. Keilman Bishop 706-342-7369 Limousin bulls, regd. purebreds, red, blk. regd., 24 mos. old, $700/trade possible. Marshallville 912-967-2663 10 mixed breed cows w/calves & 1, 8 Purebred Charolais heifers, 13 mos., all polled 2 yr. yrlngs./weaning age, reas. Robbie Robinson Tiqnall 706-285-2237 Regd. Charolais bulls, 2 yrs. old, exc. qlty., Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull- 2 yrs. old, vacc., $400, will not sep. James Woods priced, 9 Purebred Limousin heifers. Mike Purebred regd. Simmental bull, wt. one- bred for calving ease, $850, can del. Mike all/$6000. Preston Wynens Hillsboro 706- Pine Mountain 706-882-6580 Carter Watkinsville 706-769-8620 ton, calves easy, gentle, $1,100. Luke Rollins Bowdon 770-258-5138 468-8583 Angus bull, 4 yrs., 1000 lbs., selling to pre Limousin bulls, regd. Purebreds 12 mos.-3 Callaway Rinqqold 706-935-9114 Regd. Charolais bulls 11-14 mos., polled, 11 Angus & Hereford cross heifers, 14-16 vent inbreeding, can provide calving history, yrs. old. Jerry Dekle Statesboro 912-764- Regd. Fullblood Senepol cattle, 5 bred low birth wgts., $450-$625. James Langston mos. old, 5 are Black Baldies Baldies, $375 $800/obo. Kenneth Jones Greenville 706- 7733 cows 3-5 yrs. w/1 heifer calf, one 3 yr. herd Temple 770-832-6630 ea. Carl Brooks Gordon 912-628-2851 672-4845 Limousin bulls, yearlings to 3 yrs., good bull, top bloodlines, by appt. only. Hal Keller Regd. Holstein bulls, top A.I. sires, semen 11 breeding age Santa Gertrudis bulls, BBU bulls, cert, herd, good bloodlines, diff. qlty. bulls. David Lingefelt Canton 770-479- McDonough 770-957-9125 tested, good selection to choose from, $900. polled-horned, forage gain tested, $600/up, aqes. Lamar Barber Franklin 706675-3732 1680 Regd. Limousins, purebred prs., polled, David Cannon Elberton 706-283-3653 also will lease or trade. Clifton A. Ward BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls, sev. to Limousin cows & heifers, regd. & well- horned, fullblood bred cow and Polled heifer Regd. Limousin breeding age bulls, exc. Bogart 706-769-7223___________________ choose from, good bloodlines. Cary Bittick bred, top bloodlines, Blazer 747, Texas due in April, all bred or PE. to blk. Limo. bull. bloodlines & EPD's, cow/calf prs., all calves 12 cow/calf prs., mostly Angus or Limousin Forsyth 912-994-5389 Ranger Ted. John Black Lexington 706- H. Dawson Ha 706-789-2922 polled & cows are bred back to a crossed, $6000. F. Moore Crawford 706- BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls, polled, 6 yrs., 743-5294 Regd. Shorthorn, success, show heifer, 15 Homozygous polled bull. R. Roberts 743-3995 _________________________ proven herd sires. Bill Massengale Brooks Limousin herd dispersal, 31 regd. fullblood mos., out of Starr Strip bull, highest indexing Winder 770-867-5053 13 mo. Black Angus-Holstein bull, $225, 770-719-7945 cows w/calves by side, bred back, $25,000. out of 42. D. Klingener Eatonton 706-485- Regd. Limousin bulls, heifers, cows bred & call anytime. Frank Doss Loganville 770- BBU regd.. bulls & heifers, 1 yr. to breeding Mark Hedgepeth Alpharetta 770-642-2218 9862 prs., Fullblood, Polled Purebred, top blood 466-8791___________________________ _ age, $600-$1000, cert, herd 147. C. Puckett 770-623-9211 Regd. Angus bulls, 12-24 mo. bulls, perf. lines, exc. EPDs. D. Perry Jefferson 706- 15 mixed breed heifers, 18-20 mos., pas Cumminq 770-887-2622 770-887-2600 Limousin, regd., Polled & Fullblood, 14 measured, all vaccs., semen tested, top 549-5663 706-367-8913 ture exposed to Angus bull since Dec. '95. P. BBU regd. cows, heifers, prs., young bulls, bulls, yrlngs. $500-$600, cow/calf, heifers, 3- genetics-easy calvers from milky dams, Regd. Limousin brood cows, pasture Knight Rutledge 706-557-9474 ______ cert, herd #188, senior herd sire "Bold in-1's, mature bulls, easy calvers $600- ready to breed. J. Tinier Atlanta 770-451- exposed, Hanchon, M M Stretch, Earth 156 crossbred heifers, ready to breed, Leader". Morgan Harvey Bolingbroke 912- $1600. Paul Bourff, Sr. Juniper 912-649- 0530 770-955-8196 Quake bloodlines, many polled, reas. priced. 700-750 lbs. Ted Baxter Commerce 706- 994-2803 912-994-1979 9932 706-568-4887 Regd. Angus bulls, cert., yearlings, R. Nestor Jenkinsburg 770-775-2786 335-5069 706-335-4527_________________ 2 Angus bulls, red, performance tested, yearlings. Scott Darty Oglethorpe 912-4725295 Beefalo bull, 2 yrs., blk., heifer 10 mos., white face, both Fullblood, low b. wgts., easy calving, good growth. Mike Hogan Oakwood 770-534-8633 Limousin, Polled breeding-age bulls, full.blood, purebred, cow/calf prs., cert./accred. herd. W.L Murray 873 Fairway Dr., S.E Monroe 30655 770-267-2125 Stockman-Lovanna breeding, $600 & up.. ROy Millsap Summerville 706-397-8122 Ads cannot be called in by phone. Regd. Limousin bulls, club calves, bred females, prs., red/blk./polled, cert./accred. herd, Flatlog Farms. Francisco Rodriquez Moultrie 912-941-5593 Page 6 ___________________ THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday, May 1, 1996 Regd. Limousin bull 5 yrs., Beefmaster bull Goats and Sheep Border Leicester ram, reg. $150, 6 yr. old. Young goats, butt headed billies, healthy `94 AQHA palomino colt, IF filly, Honest 2 1/2, 2 crossbred bulls 1 1/2, BBU Incredible white fleece. Dell K. Brown Ellijay herd $35/up. B. Cotton Baconton 912-787- Winner lines $1500 ea., Racking colt, 1 yr. Beefmaster cow 4 1/2, exc. bldline, make 706-635-2034_________________________ 5288 $600. Nancy Morris Americus 912-924- offer. W. Bagwell Lakemont 706-782-7313 Ifyou have questions regarding ads in this cat Common does, 1/2 blood Boer does, regd. Regd. Longhorn cattle, cows, calves and egory, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. & unregd., some bred for 3/4 kids, regd. 1/2 Equine For Sale 9367______________ __________________ `94 AQHA/PHBA golden palomino geld., ropers for sale. Bay View Farms. Reiser & 3/4 Boer bucks. Aubrey Ledger Bartow superior conf. .& breeding, 15hds., loads, Rahn Clyo 912-754-6977_______________ Regd. Longhorn cow/calf prs., roping steers & heifers. Max Jordan Douglasville 2 Barbados sheep, ram & ewe $150 or will trade for goats. Glenn Damron Loganville 770-466-4307 912-364-7573___________ '_________ Common goats $45/up. Bill Edes Kathleen 912-987-9417________________ If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083 lunges, gentle $2500. S. Phibbs Covington 770-787-3903_________________________ `95 APHA filly, chestnut overo, flaxen 770-942-3893_________________________ 1 Alpine billy, 1 yr. $85 firm, 1 half Nubian Fainting goat for sale, one female born Alt equine advertised in the Market mane, blue eyes, exc. disp./conf., extensive Regd. Pinzgauer bull, dob 11-24-93, proven herd bull, see calves on premises. David Gould Vienna 912-268-1243_______ nanny, .10 wks. $55 firm, wormed, shots, both very gentle. Jane Flaspohler Winston 770-949-7340 770-396-1616 3/31/96. Tim Martin Alpharetta 770-4756881________________________________ Feb./March lambs, spotted 4 horned Bulletin must have had a negative Coggins test within past 12 months. A copy of this test must accompany the ad ly handled $2500/obo. P. Norton Covington 770-786-2869_________________________ `95 AQHA palomino colt, Two Eyed Jack Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, 1 yr. old/up, 1 Jacob ram, 2 yrs., 2 ewes, 2-3 yrs., 2 Jacobs, col. & wh. Jacob crosses, great each time.it is submitted or the notice will $2500. D. Bolan Bremen 770-537-1147 herd cert./accred. Sherman Leonard lambs $400 for all. Kim Abernathy Dallas fleeces $50-$150. Linda Bjarkman be returned to the advertiser. For this rea `95 AQHA bay stallion by King P234 gr'son Chatsworth 706-695-8351 706-695-2008 770-445-3450 770-445-3787 Lakemont 706-782-7578_______________ son, generalized ads (i.e., many horses, out of Poco Bueno gr'dau., very gentle, Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, 13 to 24 mos., Forage Finder bloodlines, herd cert./ 1 blk. & brown billy, has horns, 1 yr. old $50. M. Glover Acworth 770-974-9009 Full Nubian & mix. young & grown $45/up. Edgar Wallis Dacula 770-945-4125______ varieties to choose from, others, etc.) cannot be accepted. Buyers are urged to Foundation breeding $1800. Ricky Keith Cartersville 770-382-4644 _____________ accred. Ricky Yarbrough Gray 912-986- 100 nannies for sale, Spanish meat goat, Goats for sale, billy & nannies, some nan request verification of a negative Coggins `95 AQHA dk. bay stallion by son of Doc 5034_________________ .______________ . 10 am to 5 pm. T. Hansford Washington nies w/babies $50/up, call aft. 4 pm. M. test before purchasing any equine. Any O'Lena, out of dau. of Doc Bar-Gem, lots Of Regd. Polled Charolais bulls, 14-24 mos., 706-743-3290 Jordan Bowersville 706-376-7382 706- falsification of Coggins tests can result in muscle $3500. M. Asbury Cartersville 770- $600-$1100/ea., call nights or weekends. 13 grown ewes, Barbados/Dall cross $55 376-7257_____________________ fines and/or suspension of advertising 966-2001_____________________________ David Loyd Meigs 912-941-5096 ea., 4 lambs $45 ea. Ron Guthrie Nashville Goats, ail sizes, Boer cross $35/up. J. privileges in the Market Bulletin. This `95 AQHA stud colt, sorrel w/blaze, very Regd. Polled Limousin small herd plus dbl. 912-686-2150 Sauls Hortense 912-778-4941___________ regulation also applies to equine adver gentle, Skipper D Bar, Mr. Big Step, $1000 polled herd bull, reas. priced.- S. Wilbanks 16 goats, Alpines, Nubian, Nubian/Alpine Goats, nannies, billies, alt ages. Bobby tised in the "At Stud" and "Boarding" cat- OBO. Janie Etheridge Hiram 770-943-9810 Thomasville 912-574-5798 __________ mix., starting at $35 ea., special jirice for all. Holtzclaw Canton 770-479-4221_________ egories of the quarterly equine editions. `95 TWHA filly, 13 mos., gentle $1500, Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, Enforcer & Indicator bloodlines, easy calving, high milk, Jim Carroll Lawrenceville 770-513-1448 2 Pygmy billy goats, one 9 mos., one 2 Good qlty. Barbados ewes for sale. Joe Lawson Shady Dale 706-468-8173_______ Arabian/Appaloosa yrlg. filly, chestnut w/star $400. Pat Beatenbough Bowman regd. half Arabian/Paint, chestnut/wh., flashy, 15hds. $2000. J. Wheeler Fairburn 2 & 3 yrs., $500-$700, guarn. breeders. mos. $45, $55. ' Dwayne Archie Rushton Lavonia 706-356-4129 Lawrenceville 770-921-2880 Deaton Half Spanish goats for sale, young nannies 706-245-9326_________________________ 770-969-2004 ____________________ & billies. Frank Wigley Marietta 404-926- `82 AQHA geld., sorrel w/blaze, 15 hds., 1 bay mare, work mule, 8 yrs., 900-1000 Regd. Red Angus bulls & heifers, good 2 Pygmy nannies w/twin babies, 3 3609___________________ _____________ son of Paul F. Bar, well broke, childsafe, lb. Doug Gipson' Lakemont 706-782-3590 stock, 8-21 mos. old. John Cowart Dahloneqa 706-864-4557 770-394-2729 Regd. Santa Gertrudis bulls, 12 mos./up, females, 1 male $60 for nannies, $50 for bil lies, hand raised. M. Gardiner McDonough 770-957-2286 Half boars from $150/up, mix. goats from $35/up. Robert Bratcher Farmington 706769- 7751____________________________ $2,500. Mary Hall Madison 404-233-9092 `82 regd. purebred Arabian geld., chestnut, 15.3hds., English Pleasure, sweepstakes 1/2 QH, 1/2 TB mare, bred to regd. TB, son of Alydar, due July 1st. Lon Swartz Concord 770-884-5832 ______________ $600 & up, polled & horned, some heifers & cows. John McGarity Royston 706-245- 2 billies, 1 nanny $30 ea. Wayne Foster Milner 770-229-2646 . Herd reduction, ADGA Nubian goats, Nubian cross & sheep, all ages, does, bucks, program, saddle & tack incl. $5000/obo. Kellie Dooley Douglasville 770-949-4177 10 yr. 16.1hd. chestnut Canadian TB geld., sweet disp., good mover, great hunter prosp. 6584________ ________________________ 2 billies, 3 nannies, 3 mo. old twins, not for rams, ewes. K. Harper Rte. 1, Box 314 `83 AQHA mare, 16.1 H, red roan, Jaybo $2500. Melanie Brown Bethlehem 770-868- Regd. Simmental bulls, 7-10 mos., Al slaughter $25-$45. Thomas Adkinson, Jr. Lakeland 31635 912-482-2749 ________ Lad/Blondie's Dude bred, hunter/jumper, 1839_______________________ _________ sired, Polled & Homozygous Polled $400$650, heifers 6-12 mos., $450-$550 & up. Palmetto 770-463-9252 2 common billies born Feb. 7, March 22 Lambs and rams for sale, lambs $45, rams $60 and up, call before 9 pm. S. Campos proven broodmare, $3500 nego. N. Cordova Griffin 770-228-0975___________________ 10 yr. bay mare, 13.5hds., gentle, handles well, smart, English, Western, trails Joe Liberatore Maysville 706-652-3160 $30 ea. Alan Turner Gainesville 770-287- Oxford 770-786-0120______________ `83 ApHC geld., finished/proven heel $15C)0/obo. J. Paige Douglasville 770-920- Regd. Simmental bull, 5 yrs., good blood 3178 Mature billy, 1 young billy, common horse, 15 hds., dead broke, ready for begin 0593________________________________ lines, calm, $1,200. H. E. Busby Meansville 770-567-3812__________________ 2 mo. old African Pygmy billy goats $45, not for slaughter. Willard Robertson Nubian mix.,, call aft. 5 pm. Paul Poe Danielsville 706-789-2222______________ ner or exp. roper, $4500. Bob Ernst Comer 12 yr. QH mare, 14hds., beau, paint, 706-788-3604 ___________ ' chestnut & wh., Western Pleasure, trail Regd. polled Hereford bulls, pasture Shannon 706-291-3772 NPGA regd. African Pygmy goats, billies, `84 AQHA stallion, chestnut, lots of white, horse, easy keeper $950. Naomi Shedd raised, exc. bloodlines, gentle, 7-24 mos. 2 purebred French Alpine nannies, 4 mos., does, babies for sale, good bloodlines, blk., Coys Bonanza, Trady Too Breeding, grt. Acworth 770-917-0457_________________ old, herd cert./accred., call aft. 6pm. Bobby fat, . disbudded $100. Stacey Bennett gray agouti, caramel. Rolf Luddecke Helen conf./disp., beau., must see, $1750. Larry 12 yr. buggy geld., 16.1hds., bay Brantley Tennille 912-552-9328_____ . Araqon 770-684-6426 706-878-2464_________________________ Bennett Canton 770-887-4701___________ Standardbred, road safe, anyone can drive, Santa Gertrudis bulls, Fullblooded, 5-15 2 regd. American Delaine Merino ram NPGA regd. African Pygmy billy, 2 yrs., .`84 AQHA red dun mare, 15.3hds., 1100 Amish trnd. Harry DeBoard Cartersville mos., 4 polled, 1 horned, call aft. 6:30pm. J. lambs weaned & vac. $100-$125 ea. David blk. agouti, good breeder $150, caramel lbs., Johnny Dial, Three Bars lines, trails 770-382-1039_________________________ Wilkes Dublin 912-272-4781 ________ Brannon Ranqer 706-602-9632 wether $50. Billy Rousey Royston 706-245- great $1500. L. Manning Uvalda 912-594- 13 mo. exceptional regd. 1/2 Arabian colt, Simbrah bull, 9 mos., $300, Simbrah heifer 2 sml. goats, good for clearing, 1 doe, 1 8744___________________ .________ _ 8207___________________ grey $750 or trade for Appaloosa, Paint or 8 mos., $275, 8 mxd. bred calves 5 mos., wether $30 ea./obo. Geoffrey Cauble Nigerian Dwarfs, gold, chocolate, blk. & `85 AQHA sorrel mare, 15hds., well trnd., overo mare, broke or not. Dawn "Gentry $200, all grain fed. Wayne Smith McDonouqh 770-954-1822 wh. bucks & does $50/up, will reduce the reins, loads, exc. disp. $2000. Roger Snell Cusseta 706-989-0009_________________ Fayetteville 770-719-2361_______________ 20 nannies, 3 billies, Nubian, crossed, all size of Pygmies. Ken Hatley McDonough Box Springs 912-649-9562_____________ 13 yr. 15.2hd. QH geld., retired working Simmental bulls, regd., solid blk., 40 mos., sizes, very gentle, var. cols. Rick Adams 770- 389-5426 770-954-0522____________ `85 Paso Fino blk. stallion, Hilachas, ranch horse, $1400. K. Faircloth Albany $1200, 8 mo. & 12 mo., $400 & $600, A.I. Franklin 770-854-7516 Nubian goats, some w/papers $50/up. Resort Jr., Bolero Lace, flashy, long mane & 912-276-1764_______ _________________ stock. Mike Gordon Commerce 706-335- 3 common goats for sale, 5 mos. old, Michael Quarles Tunnel Hill 706-673-6174 tail $4900. Jean Cornwall College Park 13.3hd. regd. POA mare, great disp., 6026_____________ __ _________________ tame, 2 billies, 1 nanny, 1 billy has horns $50 Purebred Nubian goats, 3 bucks, 2 does, 770-306-1516_________________________ loads, clips, started o/f, good on trails $1800. Simmental cows w/calves, bred heifers, ea. Tim Davis Newnan 404-254-0878 all for $350 or will sell individually. Bob `85 Polish Arabian geld., bay, 15hds., Tommy Waldrop Bogart 706-769-1301 young bulls, top Simmental bloodlines, regd. 3/4 ABGA regd. Boer bucks, sell or trade Brown Milledgeville 912-968-5685 shown huntseat $2500. Linda Stott 14.1hd. chestnut QH mare, 7 yrs., quiet, herd. T. Werne Fayetteville 770-461-1083 for 3/4 Boer does, fullblood Boer stud ser Purebred Nubian bucks, wormed, vac., Bolingbroke 912-994-8855_____________ nice gaits, jumps 2'6", pony club/eventer, Simmental, cows/calves, prs., bred cows, vice. Don Willis Alpharetta 770-475-7009 dehorned $50. Melisa Brown Macon 912- `86 Arabian geld., 14.3hds., . great loves trails $3000/obo. .Jenny Troyer bulls ready for svcs., exc. bloodlines, all 4 ADGA regd. Nubian does, freshened 743-0622__________________________ _ youth/child proof, Western, trail, shows well Atlanta 770-849-9240__________________ w/papers, priced accord, to size, del. avail. Jan, first & second fresheners broke to milk, Purebred Nubian billy, born 3/27/96, $1800. Sean Blackburn Augusta 706-855- 15hd. regd. Appaloosa geld., 12 yrs., H. F. Thomas Carnesville 706-384-7095 buck kids also. Mickey Nelson Canton 770- Nubian nanny, currently milking, very gerttle. 0294___________ English or Western, great trail horse or beg. Simmental, 2-22 mo. polled PB bulls, 2-15 720-2851 J. Cottongin Tallapoosa 770-574-5588 '87 AQHA blk. 16hd. geld., shown suc horse $1350. J. Hicks Winterville 706-742- mo. polled sons of Black Mick, sev. weanling 7 part Nubian baby goats born Jan. $40 Pygmy babies, mostly wh., billies $40, cessfully, Star Creator/Skippa Star breeding, 5585____________________ FB & PB bulls, cert./accred. herd. Kim ea., 3 nannies, 4 billies. Marnie Stephens nannies $50. R. Williams Pine Mountain must see $4500/obo. C. Vick Bowdon 770- 16.2hd. palomino geld., APHA, 9 yrs., exp. Hinton Reynolds 912-847-3452 912-847- Roopville 770-854-4881 706-663-4528_________________________ 258-5747____________________________ rider, easy keeper, English ridden $2500/obo 3319_________________________________ Simmentals, Polled & Fullblood w/papers, ADGA French Alpine, 3 does, 5 kids, 2 yr. buck. Jean Cox Sharpsburq 770-251-1963 Pygmy goats, purebred, no papers, not for slaughter, billies $40, nannies $60. Deborah `88 AQHA chestnut geld., 15.3hds., nice temperament/mover, show prospect, exp. or trade, aft. 5 pm. Donna Thompson Thomson 706-595-6394________________ great herd, must sell due to my health. Lemar ADGA Nubian goats, yearling does $500, Lee McCaysville 706-492-2429_________ only, $2000. Adrienne Stocek Woodstock 16.2hd. `87 Hanoverian pre studbook Green Lithonia 770-972-4293___________ Sm. Simmental herd, make offer on whole herd or individual animals. Kevin L. Wynn Nubian-Boer cross buck $250, stud service $40. Keith Rees Good Hope 770-267-8279 ADGA Nubians, kids, milkers, bucks, CAE Pygmy goats, very sml., vari. of cols. & age, ready to go. Barron Hendrix Canon 706-376-5848_________________________ 770-423-6529 770-516-3435_____________ `88 AQHA mare, `94 AQHA stud, `85 AQHA mare, `86 TWH.mare, gentle, safe, mare by Elite stallion Gixibar, foal June '96 by Elite stallion Donnerkeil. N. Lavin Atlanta 404-853-5451 _____________ _ Carrollton 770-834-0930_______________ Straws for A.I. $15 ea., 23 Limousin; Pipeline Ulyssesses, Polled Packleader, Polled Reflection, Dollar Bill. R. Miller College Park 770-306-1235_____________ Weaned Jersey & Angus cross steers, neg., abcess free, cert, herd $100-$400. Sally Reid Woodbury 770-228-6843 ADGA Toggenburg buck, purebred, exc. bloodlines $350, ADGA Saanen & ADGA Saanen, grade milkers $200/up. J. Stovall Hoschton 706-654-2328 Pygmy goats, 5 young does $60 ea., 1 grey regd. billy $75 or all $325, call aft. 6 pm. Carroll Purvis Andersonville 912-924-3353 Pygmy nannies & billies'for sale, billies $40 ea. Tommy Cameron Tyrone 770-4874724____________________________ pleasure horses, fat, slick. Tom Sewell Ellijay 706-635-2973___________________ `88 dk. bay TB mare, 15,3hds., big stride, jumps, beg. dressage, high energy but gen tle $2600. A. Boyd Covington 770-7878393________________________________ 17-yr. Arabian stallion, flea-bitten grey, easy to handle, $700 or trade for something of equal value. Ronnie Dodd Calhoun 706625-8522_____________________________ 2 Paso Fino mares, 12 & 13 yrs. $600 ea. Terry Smith Conyers 770-760-0979______ dehorned, wormed, all shots, cash only, call aft. 8pm. P. Jones Colbert 706-788-3343 Young Hereford/Charolais cow w/lst calf, ADGA regd. Nubian herd disposal, cert., accred., exc. milkers, bottle raised doe kids $75/up. B. Sherman Lawrenceville 770- Qlty. 1/2 & 3/4 Boer bucks & does, cert. & accred. herd, CAE free. Willie Young Stockbridge 770-483-8304____________ `89 dbl. regd. AQHA & PHBA palomino geld. $1650. Bonnie Braunius Lilburn 770985-2727_______________ 2 yr. chestnut colt, gr'son of Haidas Little Pep on top, Bill The Cutter on bottom, not broke $400. Danny Ray Zebulon 770-567- bull, 10 wks. old, from regd. Blk. Angus bull, 963-4588 Rare Nigerian Dwarf goats, regd. w/possi- `90 AQHA flashy chestnut geld., 15i2hds., 3509________________________________ make fine brood cow, no cull. A. G. Baggett African Pygmy goats, babies from 2 mos. ble dbl. registry, shots, worming, current, dressage first/second level, nice mover for 2 yr. regd. Appaloosa mare, very gentle, Temple 770-459-5249 Swine & up $75/up. Sonia Lawrenceville 770-963-8470 Christiansen CAE neg. $125. G. Belvan Winterville 706742-5197____________ exp. rider $2500. M. Upjohn Savannah 912- 355-4036 ________________________ 14hds. $1300. Curtis Weaver Milledgeville 912-452-4241 912-452-1104 __________ All kinds of goats for sale $25/up. Pam Sheep; Hampshire, rams, ram lambs $75- '90 AQHA, IF geld., 16+hds., halters, 21 mo. bay geld.. The Ole Man, Win Or Martin Temple 770-562-1970 $175. Jason Shaffer Social Circle 770-464- showmanship, hunter u/s, Western Pleasure, Lose, Leo bred, exc. Western Pleasure If you have questions regarding ads in this Australian purebred Boer bucks, 10-12 0515________________________________ trail, started lead changes. K. Moon prosp. $1100. T. Shattles Americus 912- category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. mos. old, ready to service $1250. David Sml. Pygmy goats, sml. herd, very gentle, Lawrenceville 770-972-5359 770-914-9585 924-0509_____________________________ Medlock Glennville 912-654-3410 3 billies, 16 nannies. George New `90 TB mare, 16hds., chestnut, jumps, 3 Miniature horse studs, call between 7 & Swine moving from farm to farm must Baby doll sheep, rare miniature Carrollton 770-836-1093______________ _ loads, clips, always in ribbons, sweet disp. 11 pm. M. Hill Nicholson 706-757-3442 have a negative brucellosis and pseudorabies test within the past 30 days Southdowns, regd. lambs from $500/up. Liliane Grant Dallas 770-445-2855 Spanish nannies, exposed to purebred Boer billies, pick & choose $100, purebred $7500/obo. Sally Marshall Flintstone 706820-0664_____________________________ 3 Percherons; regd. blk., bred, broke, 17hds., 6 yr. mare, blk. tall regd. filly, tall, before they are moved whenever there is Baby goats for sale $45, males & females, Boer billies $1000, other. T. Copelan `91 AQHA bay geld., gr'son of Doc Bo fancy 2 yr. geld. C. Gardner Monroe 770- a change of ownership. Exceptions are many cols., grown nannies $65 ea. Don Eatonton 706-485-8795________________ Acres, Poco Bueno on bottom, will team pen, 267-8040_____________________________ swine from a validated brucellosis-free and qualified pseudorabies-free herd. Buyers are urged to request proof of a negative brucellosis and pseudorabies test prior to purchase._______ _________ Browning Dacula 770-339-9057 Billy goats for sale, all sizes. S. Paul Loqanville 770-682-3464 Billy goats, 1 grown 100 lbs.+, sml. eared Spanish type $85, 1 kid from him $40, $110 Tame hornless buck, 8 mos. $40 or trade for young nanny or 2 wethers. T. Ashley Knoxville 912-836-2410________________ Tour Highlights Atlanta Gardens lots of cow $3100. James Jordan Chatsworth 706-695-9029______________ `91 Paso Fino copper dun geld., Mariachi International bloodlines, well gaited, exc. on trails $3800. Debbie Moore College Park 3 QHs, 4, 11 & 12 yrs. $1150 ea., 1 Racking horse, 12 yrs. $1200, good qlty. horses. Jerry Sisk Rocky Face 706-6732834________________________________ 3 regd. Walking Horse colts, 12 mos. by 14 Hampshire & Yorkshire pigs $30 ea. for both. Bob Myrick Covington 770-787Arthur Parr Jefferson 706-367-2921 706- 2171 770-969-0241_______________ Generator's Ebony Delight, broke, gentle. The 1996 Gardens for Connoisseurs `92 AQHA sorrel barrel geld., used on cat Fred DeLoach, Jr. Valdosta 912-242-1328 367-5493_____________________________ Black Welsh Mountain, unrelated starter Tour will showcase nine outstanding tle ranch, has been to 1 fut, Easy Jet blood 3 yr. 13hd. blk. geld., exc. disp., very 4 Duroc, 4 Yorkshire cross pigs, 4 mos. old flocks, ewes, spring lambs, hardy, indepen private gardens, as well as the Atlanta line, sound, sensible. M. Pardue Gillsviiie stocky, ridden by 12 yr. old $900. C. Smith $35 ea., wormed. Tony Lenning Newnan 770-251-5371 770-253-0643_______ . 6 wk. old purebred Landrace pigs for sale. dent. Philip Busman Alpharetta 770-4420719 . Boer buck, fullblood, regd. at stud fee $50, Botanical Garden, Saturday, May 11 from 11 a.m. through 5 p.m. and 706-652-2198 ____________________ `93 AQHA bay mare, gr'dau. of Dynamic Deluxe, great dist., started u/s, fut. prosp. Byron 912-956-3246___________________ 3 yr. Arabian stallion, greenbroke $750. C. Tanner Reynolds 912-825-3292_________ Bobby Floyd Forsyth 912-994-6546______ half blood does, bred to fullblood buck $350. Sunday, May 12 from 12 noon through $3500. Anita All Waynesboro 706-554- 3 yrlg. Appaloosa colts, halter broke, Feeder pigs, spot x Hampshire x Ray Short Macon 912-781-7318 6 p.m. 3092_________________ Sugar Time Rock, Sugar Times Gold, It's Yorkshire, weaned, wormed $35 ea., avail. Boer goats, Spanish nannies, half blood Tickets are $20 for the entire tour or `93 AQHA geld., 15.1 hds. Doc. Bar x Time Sugar, all wormed & shots. H. Ed 4/13/96. Robert Goins Blairsville 706-3742297_________________________________ Pigs for sale, babies, bred sows, boars, all billies, red & blk., 4 mo. Boers $175, Spanish $125. Joey Cook Sylvania 912-857-3727 Boer goats, full, 1/2, 1/4 & Boer bred nan $5 per individual private garden; chil dren six and under will be admitted Double L Straw bloodlines, started well, pleasure/cowhorse prosp., $1,500. D. Wilbanks LaFayette 706-638-9556________________ Hemphill Metter 912-685-6992__________ 4 yr. Arabian geld., personality plus, 14.2hds., good home only $1000. Rebecca sizes. Terry Harrison Rydal 770-382-0293 nies. J. Martin Glennville 912-654-9456 free. Regular admission prices apply at `93 AQHA mare, Prior Fax, lovely mover, Botts Maysville 706-652-3447___________ Purebred regd. Yorkshire boar, exc. Boer goats, 20 purebred does, 10 bucks, the ABG except for those holding tick grt. disp., going well u/s, English/Western, 4 yr. regd. Appaloosa geld., solid, barrel breeding. E. Hudspeth Jefferson 706-367- purebred regd. Nubians, grade Spanish, ets to the entire tour. Tickets will be call aft. 6 pm. S. H. Manus Barnesville 770- prosp. $2500 firm, 11 yr. QH geld., 16.1 hds. 4453 No commercial, industrial, or domestic employment permitted. Only that employ ment that pertains to the individual farm Nubian Boer bred. Danny Henson Blairsville 706-745-5452 Boer x Spanish, Boer x Nubian, Nubian bil lies $200/up, 4+ mos. old, weaned, on full available at each garden during the tour and in advance at the ABG and select ed retail outlets. For more information 358-2293_________ :_______________ _ `94 AQHA 15.1hd. grey mare, doing exc. u/s, Conclusive x Quincy Dan $2500, 10 yr. QH mare, 14hds. $1000. L. Bright Monroe $1800. Charlene Roberts Conyers 770922-4339_____________________________ 5 yr. AQHA sorrel geld., incentive fund, started on calf roping, tracks cattle. M. may be advertised feed. Tim Eubanks Leesburg 912-759-2453 or to order tickets, call 404-876-5859. 770-207-9106 Lozicki Chatsworth 706-517-1873 Wednesday May 1, 1996 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 r 5 yr. Arabian dapple gray geld., IS.Ihds., Paso Fino broodmare, 18 yrs. $1750/obo, Tri col. spotted Walking Horse mare, triple greenbroke, shows promise, exc. personali easy breeder, Paso Fino filly 8 mos. regd., 6 yrs., 15.3hds., shown successfully ty, to good home $2500/obo. J. Kutchinsky $2500/obo, Miniature geld. $1000. R. Paxton pleasure racking. L. Harper Loganville 770- Livestock Sales & Events ~! Duluth 770-476-5915________ Senoia 770-599-1866__________________ 466-6402______________ _________ _ 6 yr. QH geld., 15.3hd., chestnut, white blaze, 2 socks, jumps 2'6'', quiet, exc. man ners, no vices $3500. W. Abrams Milner 770-228-3865_________________________ 7 yr. Appendix geld., big, stout, good look ing, dk. bay w/blaze, well broke, exc. on trails $3000. P. Smith Rockmart 770-684-8208 Paso Fino 10 mo. buckskin colt, Lunares bloodlines, exc. manners, handles easily, no vices $2000. B. Achenbach Vidalia 912537-8873____________________________ Paso Fino bay gelding, 13 yrs., enjoyable, exp. riding horse $3500. S. Karl Madison 706-342-0747_________________________ Welsh pony x, 11 yrs., loads, clips, good ground manners $900 firm, perfect child's I Every Mon. Cattle & Hog Sale, 12:30 first pony. Scooter Roland Winder 770-867- | pm, Toombs Co. Livestock Market, 0442 Welsh _________________________ pony, child-safe geld. - $750, QH | Inc., Lyons. Info: 912-5268196/8202. geld. $1250, trail horse. Steve Whidby * Every Mon. Cattle & Hog Sale, 1:30 pm, Buford 770-932-1415 | Cordele Livestock, Inc., Cordele. Every Fri. night Feeder Pig Sale, 7:30 pm, Goat Sale, '7,pm, buying butch er hogs daily, 7:30 am-12 noon, Dodge Co. Stockyard, Rt. 3, Box 55, Hwy. 117 S., Eastman. Info: Martin Burch, 912-374-2516. 8 mo. AMHR stud colt, 29" bay $400, `81 Paso Fino bay geld., 5 yrs., 14.2 hds., AQHA mare, Red Hot Sam, 14.2hds. $1200. extensively trail ridden, very smooth gait, Poultry For Sale Info: Paul Shellnutt, Jr., 1-800-321- Every Fri. night Small Animals | 0212. Miscellaneous Sale, 7:30 pm, rab Suzy Hall Valdosta 912-245-0834_______ priced to sell $2400. Lynette Evans Harlem Every Mon. Livestock Sale, 12:30 pm, bits, chickens, guinea & all kinds of 9 yr. regd. Paint mare, exc. disp., calf rop 706-556-6791_______________ If you have any questions regarding ads in I Ga. Farm Products Sales Corp., fowl, Ruby's Auction Barn, Bible ing, team penning, anyone can ride $4000. Paso Fino geld. & mare, 9 yrs., tall, exc. this category, call Ora Garel at 404-651-9081 | Hwy. 74 East, Thomaston. Info: Camp Rd., Powersville. Info: Ruby R. Cato Covington 770-464-2152________ gait & bloodlines. B. Holton Fayetteville 706-647-7451 (day) or 706-674- Burnam, 912-788-5026. AMHA/AMHR yrlgs.; blk. colt, grey filly, 770-719-7602 _______________ Advertisements for wood ducks must ! 2614 (night). Every 1st & 3rd Fri. night Small sorrel filly w/str./stp./snp., must sell $800/up. Paso Fino regd. bay mare, 8 yrs., 15hds., be accompanied by a USDA permit. I Every Mon. Cattle & Hog Sale, 2:30 pm, Animals & Miscellaneous Sale, Scott McElhannon Lexington 706-743- great broodmare, spirited, exp. rider $1500. Permits are available from the Fish and | Hagan Stockyard, Inc., Hagan. 3921 ____________________________ Bill Ergle Gumming 770-887-5366_______ Wildlife Service, Special Agent in Charge, | Info: 912-739-4011/693-2525. AMHR Miniature horse filly, sorrel, very Paso Fino, beau, bay geld., 5 yrs., gentle, Law Enforcement District 4, P.O. Box j Every Mon. Cattle & Hog Sale, 1:30 pm, sweet $900. Mike Gauger Perry 912-9871808___________________________ AMHR blk. mare, spring foaling 2 yr. Pinto fillies, bay colt, AMHA/AMHR Pinto stallion. Wilton Marchman Hampton 770-946-4631 APHA 2 yr. mare w/5 halter pts., ready to show, Triple's Titan, Sonny Dee Bar breed ing $10,000. Steve Almon Carrollton 770562-3667_____________________________ APHA yrlg. breeding stock geld., sire APHA Melody Bug, dam AQHA That's My Conclusion .by Mr. Conclusion $500. Bob Paxton Fairburn 770-964-4407__________ AQHA 13 yr. sorrel mare, 16.2hds., hunter/jumper, Quincy Dan lines $2500. Julie currently trail ridden, gr'son of Capuchino $2500 firm. Raymond Kenney Tifton 912- 382-5789________________________ . Pr. matching gray regd. Percheron mares, 10 yrs., good carriage team $40Q0/pr. Jack Beckom Barnesville 770-358-2678 Pr. sorrel mules, traffic broke, for parade w/2 horse wagon. Elmer Partain Elberton 706-283-4228 _________________ QH geld., 15.5hds., lineback dun, bomb proof, anyone can ride, exc. trail horse $1250. L. Tate Rome 706-232-5498 QH mare, 12 yrs., bay, quiet but not dead, sound, nice trail or pleasure mount $1000. Tina Thompson Douglasville 770-489-2795 4839, Atlanta, Ga. 30302, 404-679-7070. Advertisers must submit a copy of cur rent permit with their first ad. Permit * I Swainsboro Stockyard, Inc., Swainsboro. Info: 912-237-3201/2661. copies will be retuned upon request. | Every Mon. night Feeder Pig Sale, 7 J Mallard ducks must be at least three gen erations from the wild before they can be advetised in the Market Bulletin. I pm, Baxley. Info: Herbert Stone, dba Baxley Pig Sale, 912-367-6198 . (office) or 912-367-3397 (home). Advertisers must include this information | Every Tues. Lanier Farmers Livestock in notices submitted for publication. Corp. Sale, 12 noon, Jot-Em-Down Advertisements for Bob White quail must . Rd., Gumming. Info: 706-844-9223. be accompanied by a copy of the adver * Every Tues. Slaughter Hog & Regular tiser's commercial quail breeders license. I Cow Sale, 2 pm, Blackshear Since this is a state protected Georgia Department of bird, the Natural | Stockyard, Blackshear. Info: Steve Resources requires anyone selling Bob . Smith, 912-367-9268/449-4404. White quail to have this license. For : Every Tues. night Horse & Tack Sale, 7 Kent Loganville 770-466-2958__________ QH, AMHA 29" pinto stallion, Slogo breed license information, write: DNR, Game I pm, Gaines Livestock Auction, 1 AQHA bay geld., 10 yrs., 16+hds., gentle, ing from Utah, good show prosp. L. Crawford and Fish Division, 2189 Northlake | mi. from Quitman on Hwy. 84 E. 7:30 pm, Buggytown Auction Co., Old Fairgrounds, Hwy. 341 S., Barnesville. Info: Bobby Burnette, 770-358-1721. Every 1st & 3rd Fri. night All Breed Horse-Tack Sale, 8 pm, Sunny Farm Stables, Hwy. . 369, Gumming. Info: Charles Gabriel, 706-887-9273/532-7923. Every Sat. night All Breed Horse/Tack Sale, 7 pm, Hwy. 20 Horse Sale, Gumming. Info: Mary Strayhorn, 404-844-0575. Every 1st Sat. Southeast Regional Horse Sale, tack sale, 10:30 am, horse sale, 12 noon, Tifton. Info: 912-388-8658/382-7392. Every 1st & '3rd Sat. Jesup Goat & Chicken Sale, Wayne Co. child-safe, exc. trail horse $1800. April Alford Lawrenceville 770-963-8481____________ AQHA bay mare w/star, 13 yrs., 15.3 H., Skipper W lines, $1900; APHA `77 blk. & W. Tobiano geld., 15.2 hd., $1200. J. Barker Covington 770-784-6007_______________ AQHA geld., sire Silent Majority, successfuly shown English & Western, gentle $3500, before 9 pm. Brenda Slappey Leesburg 912-759-9933 _____________________ __ Lake Park 912-559-1631______________ Racking horse, blk., 16hds., smooth gait ed, traffic safe, good pleasure or trail horse $950. M. L. Brown Vienna 912-268-2759 Regd. AQHA sorrel broodmare, 15 yrs., 14hds., conf./disp., good bloodline, trail rides $1000. Kelley Seay Conyers 770-483-3593 Regd. Morgan geld., bay, pony clubbed, jumps, has been shown, great disp. $3500. L. Self Rome 706-232-6754_____________ Parkway, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084. Info: 912-263-9940 (barn) or 912- Ratites (ostriches, rheas and emus) are J 985-4205 (home). listed under the Alternative Livestock cat * Every Wed. Livestock Sale, 12 noon, egory which appears after the Poultry I Wilkes County Stockyards, Hwy 78, J Wanted ads. Since ratites have been des ignated as alternative livestock, ratites and poultry cannot be_ mixed in the same | N. By-Pass, Washington. Info: Graydon Bobo, 706-678-2632. ad. Ratite ads will be listed under the Alternative Livestock category and poul I Every Wed. Slaughter Hog Sale, 11 am, 4 County Farm Bureau Marketing try ads will be listed under the Poultry for | Assn., Twin City. Info: Andy Walden, Stockyard. Info: Glynn Wynn, 912586-6117/427-3715. Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Metter Livestock Goats & Chickens Sale, 1 pm, Hwy. 46 East, Metter. Info: Martha Lauri Vedder, 912-685-4455/4119. Every 1st & 3rd Sat Metter Pony & Goat Sale, Mosley Farm, Metter. Info: Edward Mosley, 912-685- AQHA geld., red roan barrel horse, sire Regd. Morgan geld., 3 yrs., 15.2hds., 60 Sale category. Remember, only one ad | Manoscat, `94 top 20 NBHA, 20 out of 385 days prof, huntseat trng., world class pot. per family unit per issue is permitted. I 912-763-2135 (Wed.) or Doug Chastain, 800-342-1196 (Mon.-Fri.). 2950/5548. Every 1st & 3rd Sat night Horse & horses $5000. R. Coulter LaGrange 706- Mary Brannon McDonough 404-363-5751 ``Heinz-57" chicks now hatching, 2 wks. old * Every Wed. Livestock Sale, 12 noon, Tack Sale, 7:30 pm, Buggytown 883-6309_________________ ____________ 770-957-4933_________________________ & up, $1.50. C. Freeman Madison 706-342- I Coosa Valley Livestock Market, Auction Co., Old Fairgrounds, Hwy. AQHA sorrel geld., 11 yrs., 15.3hds., gen Regd. Morgan--2 yr. old bay filly, 9 mo. 7351________________________ _______ | Inc., 101 Darlington, Way, Rome. 341 S., Barnesville. Info: Bobby tle, smooth gaits, loads, exc. on trails $3000. old chestnut colt, exc. bloodlines, $1500 ea. `95 hatch RIRs, laying, 3 mos., few Info: 706-232-9600/9700 or Sonny Burnette, 770-358-1721. Dennis James Ft. Valley 912-825-5515 A. Coe Talking Rock 706-635-7500______ Araucanas $4 ea., all exc. layers. H. L. ! Mathis, 706-232-0725. Every 2nd Sat. Southeast Regional AQHA sorrel colt star, strip,- snip, foaled 1/13/96, Doc Bar top, Cutter Bill bottom $1500 firm. Billy Bullock Dallas 770-4459392_____________________ ApHC palomino mare, 9 yrs., 15.1 hds., loads, clips, started team penning, very will ing $2500,,nego. Irish Tate Statham-,77,0725-0637__________________ ;______ Appaloosa geld., grey w/blk. spots, 3 yrs., 14+hds., child-safe, clips, loads $1200. Tommy Kerr Ciuitman 912-263-7054 Arabian yrlg. colt, bay, Egyptian, exc. Regd. Paso Fino 4-yr. old geld., smooth, no vices, easy keeper, field trial exp., $2700. W. Laircey Statesboro 912-764-9837 Regd. Paso Fino 5 yr. geld., smooth gait pleasure, buckskin col. $1500. Brenda Viets Rincon 912-826-4077________ _________ . Regd. TB geld., 4 yrs., flashy grey, nice mover, very quiet, exc. hunter/jumper prospect, $3500/obo. S. Stana Powder Springs 770-948-7282 _______ ________ Regd. TB geld., 6 yrs., flashy grey, 15.2hds., schooling English, started x-rails, Becker Alpharetta 770-475-4977________ * Every Wed. Livestock Auction, 12 noon, `96 hatch Bantams, Gold/Silver Sebrights, | cattle, goats, sheep & hogs, Golden Lace Cochins, Blk. rosecomb, Blacktail Japanese, others, reas. priced. Charles Bevard Locust Grove 770-957- i 1 Chattahoochee Livestock, Iric., Duncan Bridge Rd., Cleveland. Info: 706-219-3110. 6112____________________________ f Every Wed. night Tri-County Feeder Pig `96 hatch Cochin Bantam chicks, asst'd colors, Irg. breed old time Dominique chicks. |. . Sale, 7 pm, deliver pigs by 6 pm, J S. L. Anderson Dalton 706-259-5475 * `96 pheasant eggs, Silver, Red Gold, Broxton. Info: Gary Smith, 912-3592753. Reeves, Nepal Kelig, others, quail eggs, * 2nd & Last Wed. night Smith Brothers Scale, Valley, Gambel, Bantam eggs | Livestock Yard Goat & Feeder Pig Horse Sale, tack, 10:30 am, hors es, 12 noon, American Legion Fairgrounds, Tifton. Info: Mayo Tucker, 912-388-8656. Every 2nd Sat. night Horse Sale, 7 pm, Pony Express Stockyard, Covirigton. ' Info: 864-6386112/2712. Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Goat & Chicken Sale, outside sale, 10 am, inside sale, 1 pm, Lee's Auction, 483 back, legs, neck, disp., stallion prosp., could trail rides $3000/obo. S. Henderson Silver/Gold Sebright. David Orgef Albany | Sale, 7:30 pm, Bartow. Info: Ken White Hill Rd., Sylvania. Info: David produce blk. $2000. Judy Forsyth Gumming Loganville 770-736-6733__________ 912-435-3973 ____________________ j Smith, 912-364-3920. W. Lee, 912-857-3269. 770-889-6847_________________________ Regd. TWH sorrel twice stud, 3 yrs., 1 Barred Rock rooster, 2 Buff Orpington Every Thurs. Wayne Co. Stockyard, Every 2nd & 4th Sat Goat & Pig Arabian/QH, 9 yrs., 15.5hds., flashy wh. 16hds., you decide show or pleasure $5000. hens, 3 RIR hens, $5 ea., $20 for all. J. I 1:30 pm, Hwy. 169 N., Jesup. Info: Auction, 1 pm, Southern Pig & Goat geld., great trng., exc. personality, loads, K. Malone Snellviile 770-979-1763 Greeson Elberton 706-283-1816________ | 912-427-3715. Auction, Cochran. Info: 912-934- lunges $1300/obo. Tony Monts Atlanta 404- Regd. blk. TWH geld., loads, clips, show or 2 guinea hens $15/pr., 3 chicks 1 mo. old, Every Thurs. Slaughter Hog Sale, 11 7494/4313 or 912-783-2380. 755-5774________ trail, does it all, serious inquiries only. M. $1.50 ea. M. Sfaub Murrayville 770-503- | . am, NW Ga. Pork, Inc., Adairsville. Every 3rd Sat. night Will Winn Farms Attractive TB x AQHA mare, 15.2hds., jumps 2'6", can go higher, has shown, great pot. $950. Amye Morris Augusta 706-868- 1428 ____________ Bask bred Arabian geld., flashy, jumps, dressage, does Western, good mover, 14.2hds., 15 yrs. $1300/obo. C. Smallwood Hogansville 706-637-4011______________ Beau. 15.2hd. TB x geld., 15 yrs., dk. bay, trails, loads, clips, sound $2000. S. Waldron Marietta 770-423-1905 ____________ Blk. Pinto Miniature stud. Albino, blue eyes, Mediterranean jack, both regd. Billy Kirk Newnan 770-253-1055______ _____ Regd. blk. TWH 16hd. mare, bomb proof, regd. 15.1 hd. TWH mare, trail & pleasure $2500 ea. J. Caye Walnut Grove 770-7869567_________________________________ Regd. spotted Medicine Hat Walking stal lion, 8 yrs., smooth gaits, super disp., good sire. Joan Brown Macon 912-743-2321 Saddlebred mare, currently trng. prof., Sultan & Wing Commander lines, sure win ner for youth, exc. broodmare. B. Perry Douglasville 770-947-7954_____________ Sgl. blonde Belgian mare mule,. 2 yrs., 7219___________________________ I Info: Arthur Smith, 404-773-7764 25 diff.- kinds of show Bantams; also eggs | (Thurs.) or Doug Chastain, 800- for sale. Clyde Goolsby Douglasville 770942-4371_____________________________ | I 342-1196 (Mon.-Fri.). Every Thurs. night Small Animal & or 5 Buff Orpingtons, $20 for all, also, 2 hens, 3 roosters $5 ea. yard roosters $2.50 ea. * I Miscellaneous Livestock Auction, 7:30 pm, goats, rabbits, chickens Dwayne Deaton Lawrenceville 770-381-5612 Bantam chicks, Silver Sebrights, Silver | and all types of fowl, Sandy Point Duckwing, W. O. E. Black Silkies & Game Horse Tack Auction, Sandy Point chicks $1 ea. Dwayne Beard Royston 706245-5736____________________________ : I Road, Lizella/Roberta, Info: 912836-4502. Bantam hens $3 ea./up, Ginger Reds I 2nd & 4th Thurs. Feeder Pig Sale, 6 $10/pr., B B Reds $10/pr. E. Woody Rte. 7, | pm, Toombs Co. Livestock Market, Horse & Tack Auction, 7 pm, cash sale only, Douglasville. Info: Sam Henley, 770-942-4526/489-8154. Every 4th Sat. Horse & Tack Sale, 7 pm, Lee's Auction, 483 White Hill Rd., Sylvania. Info: David W. Lee, 912857-3269. Notice The Livestock Sales & Events Calendar is published monthly. The calendar appears each month out Turner Union Point 706-486-2558_______ 15.2hds., 1150 lbs., works dbl. or sgl., also Box 2964, Dahloneqa 30533 706-864-3501 l Inc., Lyons. Info: 912-526- Blk. mare mule, approx. 705 lbs., 7 yrs., packs $1200. J. Cochran Blue Ridge 706- Bantams `95-'96 hatch, priced accord, to 1 8196/8202. gentle, rides, broke to gear, needs work 632-5625____________________________ breed & age; also, day old chicks, some I Every Fri. night Circle Double S Horse lined in a clip-and-save border so the listing can be easily clipped and saved for reference during the month, $500. C. Reece Dawsonville 770-893-3844 Show qlty. Arabian geld., grey, 4 yrs., typey breeders avail. Emily Todd Bowdon 770- |: Sale, tack 7:30 pm, horse sale 9 if you have any questions about the Clydesdale broodmare, 16 yrs. $1500. J. & athletic, definite English Pleasure prosp. 258-9291 _____________________ * Wilson Thomson 706-595-3792_________ $3500. G.A. Cook Acworth 770-428-6254 J Bantams-Belgian Quail, Wheaton O. E., pm, Hwy. 341, Hazlehurst. Info: Livestock Sales & Events Calendar, Steve Underwood, 912-375- please call Randy Cox at 404-656- Exc. buggy horse, 6 yr. sorrel, Solid black reg. TWH, Arabian & racking Irg. fowl, Black Andalusians, Cochins, RIRs I 5543/2217, 3682. I___________ __________ _______________________ I Standardbred geld., traffic, street safe horse, also tack for sale. L. Wheeler & Silver Phoenix. Don Robinson Temple $2000. R. Boswell Moreland 770-253-2994 Fox hunter, regd. Paint mare, 10 yrs., 15.3hds., Red Sonny D & Rapid Robin bloodlines $3900/obo. Tina Panciera Valdosta 912-242-8707_________________ Healing horse, AQHA bay mare, used in ACA, USTRC, quiet in box, very fast $3500Wayne Smith Juliette 912-994-5926______ Lge. pony, 10 yr. mare, sorrel, jumps 2', for intermediate rider. Fran Wilde Athens 706- 548-7478________ ; ___________ Miniature Sicilian donkey, very sml., chocolate yrlg. jennet, regd., very loving, mature under 32". E. Vosyka Covington 770-787-5771_________________________ Mule, 13.2hds., 6 yrs., good personality, trail rides, loads $650. J. Eric Yawn Sharpsburq 770-304-2277_____________ NSSHA geld., regd., 15hds., 12 yrs., loads, clips, super trail horse $1500. Ralph Martin Canton 770-479-5749_________ __ Paint geld., 2 yrs., sorrel/wh., 14.3hds. $800, pony geld., 3 yrs., blk. 42", gentle w/saddle $600. T. Buckner Flintstone 706- 931-2236_____________________________ Paint geld., 4 yrs., sorrel/wh.,' quiet, easy keeper, trail rides well, not regd., 14.3hds., Quarter type. J. Pilgrim Douglasville 770- 830-7478 Acworth 770-974-3754 ___________ _ Spotted ass jack & Jesus donkey jenny, successfully bred in past $500/pr. A. Morehouse Mansfield 770-786-4545_____ Striking blk. & wh. med. Welsh pony geld., 13 yrs., child-safe, exc. first pony $1500. Cathy Stephenson Marietta 770-422-6472 TB geld., 16hds., bay, 12 yrs., great teacher to learn first & second level move ments $3500. John Krueger Dahlonega 706-864-6699_______ TB mare, 9 yrs., chestnut, 16hds., exc. hunter prosp. $1800. Margaret Cawood Tunnel Hill 706-935-8110_______________ TWH 10 yr., 15.1hd. blk. geld., trail ridden but needs exp. rider $1000. J. Paulk Gumming 770-889-9418 TWH 5 yr. blk. regd. geld., 16hds., shown successfully, Champion bloodlines, trail exp. $2500. Brian Rutland Pitts 912-648-6428 TWH regd. lge. blk. filly, 3 yrs., going good u/s, very nice mover $1800. Gary Vail, Sr. Morganton 706-374-4555_______ _______ TWH, lively 16 yr. mare, blk. w/wh. trim $1200, call before 9 pm. A. Wheat Buckhead 706-342-4631 __________ Team 3 yr. red sorrel draft mules $3500, single Molly mule, 2 yrs., begin pulling & rid ing $1200. B. Hall Pavo 912-859-2764 770-562-4734_________________________ Barred Plymouth Rock rooster, beau., 1 yr. old, $5. C. Morgan Fayetteville 770-4607739____________ Black Australian Swans, $350 ea. or $600/pr.; peafowl $125/pr., also, ducks. A. M. Ferrell Smyrna 770-436-0282________ Bobwhite quail chicks & eggs, ready now, eggs $20/100, chicks $40/100. Gene Flanders Kite 912-469-5119 _________ Bobwhite quail eggs $30/100, `95 hatch chicks .50 cents & up. Milton Wachenheim Ball Ground 770-735-2927 770-735-2403 Brown Chinese geese, young, healthy, laying, $45/pr. J. A. Brooks Powder Springs 770-943-0559_________________ Buff Orpington roosters, swap 2 for 1 for Buff hens or sell $3 ea. D. Davis Covington 770-786-6891 __________________ Chicks, from 10 diff. Heavy breeds, day old up to 4 wks. old, special price for 10 or more. K. Hartzler Monroe 770-267-7074-______ Ducks, Bantams, pheasants, geese, pea cocks for sale. Randall O'Quinn Alamo 912-568-7311 _____________________ Eggs-Mallards $2, Woodies $5, Mandarin $8, Chinese geese $5, Red, Yellow Golden pheasants $3 ppd. Tere Lopez Oxford 770787-2955 Fancy Bantams-Barred & Partridge Cochin Bantam prs., $15, asst'd Purebred Cochin chicks $2. Leigh Riley Albany 912439-2561_______________________ Free chickens, you catch & carry away. C. Ridley Locust Grove 770-957-6909______ Fresh Araucana (3 shades of green) eggs for hatching. Raynee Brogdon Lakeland 912-482-8088______ :_________________ Game Fowl, exc. bloodlines, Kelso, Murphy, Hatch, Roundhead & Warhorse. Steve Williams McDonough 770-914-0907 Game chicks $1 ea., 2 baby geese $20 ea., also, 3 wire bird pens. Larry Keays Augusta 706-793-3672_________________ Game cocks & stags, McLean Hatch, Roundhead, Grey Lacey RH, Marsh Butcher; Blue Slate poults, Mallard ducklings (3 gen.), Toulouse goslings, baby chicks, reas. Hiram Dunn Meansville 770-567-8662_________ Game fowl, stags 1 yr. old, broodstock, prs. & trios, calf aft. 6pm. John McIntyre Douglasville 770-949-3977___________ __ Game hatching eggs $15/doz., baby chicks $3 ea., top bloodlines, no junk. A. Phillips Dacula 770-963-2114 Please include area codes with phone numbers in advertisements. Gamefowl-Pure Red & Blk. Asiels, Pure Greys & Hulseys, Hatch, others, healthy, proven stock, call aft. 8pm. S. D. Whitaker Sandersville 912-552-5100_____________ Games-bull -stags, Hatch Grey, Claret, cocks, Butchers, Kelso, Sid-Grey, Sid Taylor, aft. 7pm. Jerry Green Tiger 706-782-5518 Golden Sebright Bantams for sale. Claude Jackson Douglasville 770-942-2844_____ Guineas-'95,, grown birds & 1996 baby chicks. Frank Beckum Rayle 706-274-3321 Homers, all colors, $5 ea., Rollers, 15 birds/$100, Buff Homers $20/pr.. Michael Thomas Zebulon 770-567-0931_________ Indian Runner ducklings, 1 Grey Runner hen; Mille Fleur, Blk. Japanese Cochin chicks. Hank Cole Hephzibah 706-592-9964 Indigo Blue peacocks, $135/pr., sgl. bird purchases $75. S. Jones Oxford 770-7860694_____________________________ _ Jumbo Bobwhite quail hatching eggs, $30/100, chicks $40/100, will ship eggs, Wright Quail Farm. Lloyd Wright Leesburg 912-435-3906_________________________ Jumbo Wise. Bobwhite quail hatching eggs $30/100; $125/500, $200/1000, also, frozen dressed quail. Raymond MeadowsWadley 912-252-5345 Page 8 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday May 1, 1996 Jumbo Wise. Bobwhite quail eggs or Alternative Livestock Llamas, weanling & yrlng. males, $800- 1 horse trlr., bumper pull, esc. dr., ramp, Stoll cattle trlr. 7x20, Gooseneck, good Pharoah quail eggs $25/100, $65/300, $1500, halter broke/tame, also, females exc. cond., hvy-duty frame, $825. Dick Key cond. W. W. Cason Blackshear 912-449- $75/500, chicks $35. Cleveland Bellflower avail. Carole Core Marietta 770-971-8820 Mineral Bluff 706-374-5894_____________ 8818 912-449-3090_____________ Unadilla 912-627-9615_________________ If you have questions regarding ads in this Male ostrich breeders, red, African Black, 14" Youth Western Pleasure saddle, brn. Want 4-horse slant load white skin alumn. Lrg. white laying hens, lays brown eggs, category, call Ora Garel at 404-651-9081. 5 yrs., $800/ea.; Rhes, all ages; regd. male w/suede seat, by American Saddlery, used gooseneck, mid-tack, sep. dr. rm., prefer late best offer, 10 hens left. C. Hunt Lawrenceville 770-682-1170____________ Male peacocks $75 ea., 3 yr. olds $45 ea., 1 yr. old males, Indian Blues, call aft. 4pm. William R. Goodson Avera 706-547-6184 Mallard ducklings (3rd gen.) $2.50 ea. Joel Webster Powder Springs 770-439-0092 Mexican Speckle quail eggs for sale. Joe Sikes Jefferson 706-654-3057 _____ Morgan White Hackle, Law Grey, Red Quill, Red Claret, A. Roundhead, Wh. & Blk. The Alternative Livestock category con tains ads for ratites (ostriches, rheas and emus) as well as other "non-traditional" livestock. Since ratites have been desig nated as alternative livestock, ratites and poultry cannot be mixed in the same ad. Ratite ads will be listed under the Alternative Livestock category and poul try ads will be listed under the Poultry for Sale category. Remember, only one ad per family unit per issue is permitted. The llamas, $400/ea. Bob Johnson Tyrone 770- 969-8939__________ __________________ Ostrich, Emu, Rhea for sale, also, eggs, all offers considered. M. F. Stallings Locust Grove 770-957-9747 ____________ Ostrich-eggs, chicks, or 3 yr. old pr. Blacks, market prices, will buy your- yrlngs. M. Green Silver Creek 706-234-0780 Ostrich-yrlngs., $850-$900/pr., Red Blue cross, big, beau. H. Wilkes Surrency 800- 730-7484 912-367-7484________________ for shows, $150. Casey Barronton Newnan 770-251-5339 _______ 15. 1/2" Billy Cook Roping saddle, dbl. skirt, med./lgt. oil, lgt. tan seat, used little, like new. C. Maslen Lithonia 770-914-9585 15" Barrel Racing saddle, mint cond., $425, call days. S. Wilkins Douglasville 770-834-0038____________________ - 15" Western Pleasure saddle, like new, blk. w/silver, w/matching headstall & breastcollar, $275. J. Kelley McDOnough 770- mdl. in exc. cond. Cindy Farmer Hoschton 770-967-2007_________________________ Want cattle squeeze chute, reas. priced. Russell Byrd Griffin 770-227-5687_______ Want to buy a 2 horse trlr. or stock trlr. w/or w/o dr. rm. J. Taylor Quitman 912-2637074________________________________ Want used Courbette Charles de Kunffy "Elite" Dressage saddle, 17 1/2", blk. w/fittings. P. Murphy LaGrange 706-882-8860 Western saddle, 15 1/2" seat, med. oil, Muff, others, $20/doz. Clayton Davis Georgia Department of Natural Ostriches-African Blues, 3 yr. old breeder 957-6077___________ :____________ ' suede seat w/matching headstall, exc. cond., Millwood 912-285-8326_________________ Resources regulates many exotic ani pr., $6500. Wesley Weeks Conyers 770- 16 ft. Gooseneck stock trlr., metal top, sad $250. K. Babin Marietta 770-422-4085 Muscovy, Rouen, Mallards (3rd gen.), mals, including exotic hoofed stock 922-0714____________________________ dle comp., 7' wdt. 6'wdt, $5000. Jim Fiveash African geese, adults & newly hatched, reas. except buffalo, red deer, elk and llamas. Rhea, '96 eggs $20 ea., '96 chicks, Apr. Hahira 912-794-2815___________________ prices. L. Miller Palmetto 770-463-8489 Anyone desiring to buy or sell these ani hatch $60 ea., yrlngs. $100 ea., proven 16' gray gooseneck stock trlr., `87 Circle RABBITS Mute swan '96 hatch, taking orders now, mals is Georgia must have a special breeder pr. $500, proven trios $800. C. W, $2200. Walt Weathers Covington 770- $125 ea., 3-4 wks. old. John Hogan Locust license from DNR. Individuals submitting Barfield Elberton 706-283-8337______ __ 464-3685_________;___________ ________ If you have questions regarding ads in this Grove 770-957-8940________________ __ advertisements for these animals for pub Rheas, 1 1/2 yrs. old, $150/pr. Paul 16" ladies Australian saddle w/2 pads & 2 category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. O. E. Bantams, B B Red, Barred, Brassy Backs, Blue Grey Duckwings. Jack Scott Forest Park 404-361-3367__________' Peafowl-Cameo hens `92-'94, Oden hens, `94, $150; Pied `92 hen, Blue `94, male `92 lication in the Market Bulletin must pro vide a photocopy of their license with the ad. For license information, call DNR's Special Permit Unit at 770-918-6404. Breeders-Rheas, 5 head, sell all, you Mathis Temple 770-562-3349_______ - Rheas, healthy, unrelated, chicks, yrlngs & breeder prs., Splits, Grays, Whites. Jim McWard Flowery Branch 770-532-8221 770-271-1078_________________________ girths, exc. cond., $375. C. Williams Conyers 770-918-8650_________________ 17 1/2 Passier Dressage saddle, blk. w/suede knee rolls, $900 incl. leathers, stirrups & girth. N. Lavin Atlanta 770-395-9683 Asstd. Mini Lop bunnies, adults, also sgl. & dbl. outdoor cages, top fill water bottles. Kathy Kunz Gumming 770-887-0901_____ Breeders, selling out, live fryers, Mini Lops, hatch $175. Fred Sargent Buchanan 770- move, possible part trade, call before 10pm. Rheas-Grays & Whites, yrlngs. $75-$125 17" Barnsby English saddle, good cond., & mixed does, also wire cages. J. Silva 646-3282______________ ______________ P. Jordan Dalton 706-259-7935_________ or $900 for all 10. L. Shackleford Register $250. A. Hoersten Eatonton 706-485-7356 Lithonia 770-808-6520 ____________ _ Pheasants, Ringneck, `95 hatch, now lay `94 White Rhea males, grey male & 912-852-5159 17" Courbette all-purpose/Jumping saddle Breeders, bunnies, American Fuzzy Lops, ing, $20/trio, $15/pr. R. M. Russell Meansville 706-648-3503_______________ LIVESTOCK WANTED Pheasants-Ringneck, flight pen cond., (taking orders for fall), Purebred Bantams, Game. 4 hens, 1 rooster & baby chicks. Porter Raper Buford 770-945-1757______ Pigeons, Homers, solid white & wh./blk., w/blues, w/reds, solids, $30/pr., others, $10 ea. Larry Hamby Barnesville 770-358-3231 Pigeons, banded White Show Kings, from trophy winners, also, giant show type French Mondains. Robert Cash Eatonton 706485-8854_____________________________ Pigeons-Commons, Tipplers, Rollers', Autosexes, Homers, Indian Fantails, Helmets, Monks, Archangels, Modenas, oth ers. Daniel Vaughan Forest Park 404-3665625 404-361-7168_______________ Pigeons-lce, Fantail, Monks, Rollers, Homers, Parlor & Komorner Tumblers, 2 Mandarin duck hens, Silver Duckwing/Araucana Bantams, others. Danny Ryals Milledgeville 912-452-8497_______ Pigeons-Nun hen, Budapest hens, Baldhead Tumbler cock, others. Andy Kaiser Smyrna 770-431-8035__________________ Pr. Irg. White Embden geese $50/pr., old time Dominique hens, 1 rooster all/$25, female goose, laying, $65, others. Grace D. Cannon Morrow 770-961-1951______ _ RIR, Sex Link pullets, will be hatching soon, Barred Rock, Sex Link chicks priced accord, to age. Scott McDaniel Barnesville 770-358-0640__________- . Roosters for sale, $2 ea. Edwin Moss Oxford 770-786-6428__________________ LIVESTOCK HANDLING Rouen & Muscovy ducklings, $4, White Chinese goslings, $8. B. Wilson Franklin 770-854-8028_________________________ Rouen ducks, young, 6 wks. & 3 wks. old, $2 & $4 ea. Bo West Warner Robins 912- 923- 8923______________________ Saipan Jungle Fowl, all ages, & hatching eggs, also mixed Games, call aft. 6pm. Jimmy L. Clark Gainesville 770-983-7057 Sev. diff. kind Cochins, O. E., also, guineas & hatching eggs. Joe Brewer Monroe 770-267-1102__________________ Silver Gray Dorking, Buff Orpington, Partridge Rocks, Lgt. Brahma, PB Bantams, Royal Palm poults, others. Robert Owen Harlem 706-556-0026__________________ Standard Barred Rock/Black Cochin cross, 1 pr., $10, White Silkie rooster $7. Sue Harmony Covington 770-385-1599______ Taking orders for baby guineas, Ringneck pheasants & Bantams, call aft. 6pm. Charles FEED, HAY AND GRAIN sho'emake Roopville 770-854-8032______ Taking orders for Chukar eggs, call aft. 4pm. Virgil Perry Franklin 7064375-6716 Turkeys-toms & hens, Bronze & Royal Palms, $25 ea., barn yard roosters $5 ea. Jeff Hill Columbus 706-563-4722________ female $200 ea., 2 yr. old laying Ostrich, female, $1000, Emu chicks $45 ea. Jimmy Ware Appling 706-541-2373____________ `96 Emu chicks $50, 5 Emu breeding pr., incl. all supplie & equip. D. Oellerich Hephzibah 706-592-0942_______________ `96 Rhea, eggs, $30 ea., call aft. 8pm. J. Roddenberry Carrollton 770-834-0042 1 yr. old chocolate brn. Llama, $900. H. E. Hindman Aragon 770-684-8421_________ 11 Llamas, male/female, 6 mos.-2 yrs., diff. colors & wool types, reas. prices. M. Freehan Toccoa 706-886-7076__________ 2 pr. breeding Ostrich from Southwind stock, $4,000 for all. John Wood Carrollton 770-830-6699__________________ ' 2 pr. breeding Ostrich from Southwind stock, will take $4,000 for all. Jane Wood Franklin (Roopville) 770-854-6042________ 3 mo. old Emu chicks from 10 diff. breeder prs., also, breeders. Chet Cox Tarrytown 912-529-6715_________________________ 5 Grey Rheas, all $2000/obo. S. Culberson Kingston 706-234-3669_______ 5 Ostrich pairs, laying, eggs, $3000/pr. Lee Anderson Grovetown 706-5410363 Bred female Llama, regd., tame, solid blk., $1500, male Camel $4500. Dwayne Lake Dublin 912-275-0860__________________ Emu breeders, 2 yrs., 1/pr./$1200, `95 yrlngs. $500 ea., all microchipped. Butch Ulman Jackson 770-775-2398 ______ Emu chicks, Jan., Feb., Mar. `96, Irg., healthy birds, reas. priced, make offer. M. Dunn Swainsboro 912-237-7062________ Emu chicks, from Texas stock, exc. genet ics, all same price. B. Swails Lithonia 770922-8120__________ __________________ Emu chicks, `96 hatch from high laying parents, $35. C. Weferling Newnan 770251-0500__________________________ Emu chicks, `96 hatch, chipped, DMA, good bloodlines, yrlngs, extra Irg., EEE, chipped/wormed, DNA. F. C. Plass Ellerslie 706-561-0774 FAX-562-1040____________ Emu, `96 chicks, $60/up, coming 2 yrs., coming 3 & coming 4 yrs., $1000/pr. & up. B. Bailey Elberton 706-283-8728________ Emu, 2 pr. breeders, over 40 eggs per yr., guarn., The Lyons Den Emu Farm. N. Lyons Forsyth 912-994-0457_________________ Emu, top qlty. birds, all ages, aft. sale support. S. Peele Homer 706-677-3644 Emu-1 pr. yrlngs, healthy, $400, Emu egg shells $8 ea. Frigga McGee Hampton 770471-0971 770-471-8118________________ Emus & Rheas, laying prs., yrlngs. & chicks, Irg. straight birds, reas. prices/nego., will del., must sell due to ill health. Don Hart Guyton 912-728-4116__________________ Emus `94/'95 & `95/96 hatch, Rhea eggs $20, proven Rhea breeders, now laying, $600. Patsy Cobb Davisboro 912-348-5722 w/fittings, drk. brown, exc. cond., $500, call evgs. B. Whittaker Brooks 770-719-7504 1967 Drover cattle trlr, fair cond., make offer. N. O. Howard McDonough 770-957If you have questions regarding ads in this 9728____________ category, cat! Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. 2 Horse Gooseneck trlr., like new, 7' wdt., Items listed in the Livestock Wanted cat egory must be for specific livestock; for instance, "want 3 or 4-yr. old quarter horse gelding, approx. 16 hds., suitable for moderately experience rider." Generalized ads, such as "want horses, any amount," are not acceptable for pub lication; neither are ads for free or unwanted livestock.___________________ Want Appaloosa geld., gentle, sound for 4H horse club member, send photo, description. Nancy Martin Hoschton 706-367-4130 Want Belgian horse, not over 10 yrs., under 16hds., blonde. Les Strader Dahlonega 706-864-6456 _____________ Want gentle racking horse to ride in shows & trails for fun. Jack Rich Powder Springs 770-439-0124___________________' Want reas. priced goats, small or Pygmy for pasture clean up. David Shearouse Woodbury 706-553-5305_______________ _ Want to buy shoats, hogs, 100 lbs. & over, also sows & boars, pick up pay cash. Wayne Green Bremen 770-562-3605_____ Want to rent 8 qlty. Polled Hereford bulls from May 1 to August 1. Ed Simmons Preston 912-649-4800 10' 6" lgt., 5' 6" wdt., white, $2000. Robert J. Braswell Eastman 912-374-3825________ 2 horse gooseneck Gore trlr. w/dr. rm., tack comp. & feed mangers, new fir., good cond., $2350.,800. G. Parker Athens 706208-9675 ___________________ _______ 2 horse Harrell Gooseneck w/dr. rm., heat, air, water supply w/pump, good fir. & mats, exc. cond., $3800, aft. 6pm. William. R. Adkins Montrose 912-676-3515 2 horse trlr., divider, new oak flr./thick' mat, good tires, chrome wheels, -silver, $1500. Catherine Bryan Jasper 706-337-2300 2-Horse trlr., bumper pull, `75, good flr./tires, some rust, $700/trade for open top horse trlr. J. Yank Colbert 706-788-3327 2-Horse trlr., walk-thru dr. rm., well lighted, pulls great, exc. cond., $1500, call aft. 6pm. orwkends. S. Lee Alma 912-632-4720 20 ft. Gooseneck stock trlr., good cond., $2000. Les Strader Dahlonega 706-8648536________________________________ 20' gooseneck I/s trlr., metal pipe, top cen ter cut gate, swing rear drs., sound working cond., $2500. Jeff Dorsey Nashville 912686-3374_____________________________ 3 Western saddles, 1 Roping & 1 Pony saddle, all exc. cond., $130 & up. Ron Smith Hampton 770-227-0504________________ 4 horse slant Gooseneck- alumn., end'd tack/dr. rm., storage, x-tall/wide, like new, If you have questions regarding ads in this $11,500. Levi Rose Hortense 912-530category, call Ora Garel at 404-651-9081. 9901_____________________ ___ 6 horse Gooseneck Miley, 4' dr. rm., 7' `78 four-horse Gooseneck trlr., $1500/obo. hgt., rubber mats, 2 ramps, 2 dr. tack comp., Charles Mizell Clarkesvilie 706-754-9331 elec. brks. Erwin Harris Dalton 706-226- `85 Cherokee Gooseneck 3-horse slant, 1667____________________________ _ dr. rm., lots of extras, kept in barn, #4200. B. 6 x 20 Ponderosa livestgek trlr., $1800. Wynn Jonesboro 770-603-8126_________ Bryant Skipper Macon 912-781-2715 `86 W W 2 horse bumper pull trlr., remov Australian stock saddle, 17 1/2" w/breast able divider, 6'6" hgt., 5' wdt., fair cond. collar, $1200, used 8 times, $750/obo. S. $1200/obo. Mike Grest Auburn 770-446- Fuller Ball Ground 770-479-7293________ 3866 770-307-1128 ______________ `91 Delta gooseneck, 16', 3-horse slant, mats, orig. paint, exc. cond., $3800, call evgs. Gary L Jones Adairsville 770-769- Barrel saddle, good cond. w/pad & water proof seat cover, $175/obo., Iv. msg. L. Schell Morganton 706-374-4222_______ _ Big Valley 2-horse bumper pull trlr., exc. 9931 770-769-9931 ______________ __ fir., esc. dr., elec, brks., tack comp., mats, `92 CM 3-Horse slant load bumper pull trlr., $1400/nego. Sandie Morris Winder 770mats, sm. dr. rm. Bill Hendrix Mansfield 307-3874_______________________ 706-468-1112___________ _____________ `92 Sundowner 3-horse slant, Irg. dr. rm., 2 esc. drs., metal, wh./red strip, $6500. S. Crowe White 770-386-9491 __________ Black leather horse harness, $100, 15" Crates Barrel saddle $300, two 15" Pleasure saddles $150-$200. B. Baxley Carnesville 706-384-5541___________ _____________ `92-16' Circle Y Western saddle & wooden Custom made steel cattle body fits full size stand, drk. oil, some silver, $425. A. p.u. $250. Clinton O'Brien Marietta 770Ertzberger Bowdon 770-258-7475_______ 427-5195_____________________________ Mini LOps, Netherland Dwarf, Californian, NZW, show, meat. D. Wills Cleveland 706- 219-3765_____________________________ Bunnies to breeders, Lops, Dutch, Dwarf, NZW, mix. breeding does & bucks, also used cages. S. Guiney Covington 770-786-6227 Dutch, Dwarfs, Lops, Mini Rex, Himalayans, also inside/outside cages & supplies. Gary Davidson Rex 770-507-8619 English & French Lop, Jersey Wooly breeders, great bloodlines. Angela Thomas Snellviile 404-882-7537________________ English Lop rabbits 23" earspan $25. Jim Mcintosh Ellijay 706-276-4324__________ English Lops, Flemish Giant bunnies, great bloodline on pedi., must sell. J. Oullo Alpharetta 770-441-2357_______________ Fifty rabbits for sale, Lops, Dwarfs, San Juans, & young breeders. Hoyt Henderson Jonesboro 770-471-5231_______________ French Angora rabbits, bunnies, adults, purebred & pedi. w/Champion bloodlines $35- $50 ea. K. Jackson Griffin 770-775-1655 French Angora rabbits, 6 wks. old, red, chestnut, torte, wh. avail., w/wp pedi. V. Standley Greenville 706-672-4673_______ French Lop bunnies, broken & solids, call aft. 5 pm. J. Justice Marietta 770-421-1834 Holland Lop bunnies w/wp pedi., Mini Lop & tan bunnies, English Lop show buck jr., fuzzy Lop does. R. Ross Buford 770-945- 9310_______________________ _________ Holland Lop bunnies, Netherland Dwarfs, Dutch bunnies, Mini Lops, also cages, feed ers, water bottles. Terry Rich Chatsworth 706-695-0553____________________ - Holland Lop, French Lop, Jersey Woolie. Flemish Giant, also cages. L. Wylie Snellviile 770-978-3708 Mini Lop bunnies, 5 weeks old, healthy, beau., one pumpkin colored female breeder, license, clean fac. Janni Martin Maysville 706-652-2815_________________________ Mini Rex, Netherlands, Dwarfs, spots, mix. bunnies, Dutch. Terry Thomas Warner Robins 912-923-6308__________________ Mix. bunnies, asstd. cols., blk. w/wh., gray & brown $5 ea. J. Howard Monroe 770-267- 0004 __________________________ Rabbits, adult & bunny rabbits, fryers $5 ea. Charles Jones Stone Mountain 404- 299-9786_____________________________ San Juan rabbits from bunnies to breeder $2.50-$5, call before 6 pm. Louise Kidd Arnoldsville 706-548-7061 . If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Sonya Mitchell at 404-651-9083. `95 6x5 rnd. bales of oat & rye grass hay, White doves, reas. -prices. Dick Bell Watkinsville 706-769-6958______________ White pheasant chicks, White King & White Hubble pigeons. R. Lee Eatonton 706-485-5199 ______________________ Wood Ducks, Mandarins, Ring Teal, etc., also, all size boxes, brooders for chicks, quail Emus, 1 breeder pr., 1 adult male, six `95 & one `96, or trade all for 1 pr. Red Ostrich. Doug Brown Macon 912-745-8066_______ Emus, 12 chicks, 1 female coming 3, good stock, reas. priced. Lee Miller Albany 912439-0872_____________________________ Emus, 2 prs., 2 yrs., microchipped, $300/ '93 Bonanza 26' stock trlr., new fir., like new. John Coltharp Oxford 770-786-8368 `93 Gooseneck 3-horse slant w/dr. rm., rear tack, air, many extras, like new, $5000. D. Beverley Waycrdss 912-283-9067 `94 FourStar 32' alumn. stock trlr., like new cond., $14,200. Doug King Lithonia 770- Dressage saddle, 16" wide tree, like new w/soft & comfortable leather, comes w/girth & leathers, $265. C. Jimmerson Hampton 770-946-9667_________________________ Harness for 2 Draft horses or Draft mules, complete, good cond., $400. Dale McRee McDonough 770-946-4415 ___________ well fert. Franklin Eaton 4441 Bethany Road Buckhead 30625 706-342-0727_________ `95 Alfalfa hay, horse qlty., fert., rain free $6.25/bale, can del. F. Collins Blairsville 706-745-6720_______________________ _ `95 Alfalfa hay $6.25/ba!e, dely. extra, tak ing orders for `96 May cutting Alfalfa/Orchard & Wood ducks. L A. Kane Cartersville 770- obo. M. Diggers Cleveland 706-865-3879 785-7086 770-388-0429________________ Hvy. dty. all steel walk-thru cattle head mix. Henry Cobb Roberta 912-836-4559 924- 5506 Poultry Wanted Emus, Feb.-Mar. chicks from 10 diff. bloodlines, $30 ea., 10 or more $25 ea.; `95 Bonanza 16' gooseneck trlr., mint cond., center gate, dome Igts., $3300. Dariny gates $175 ea., can ship. Pete Harris Elberton 706-283-6615_________________ `95 Coastal Bermuda hay, horse qlty., rain free, in barn $3/lge. sq. bales. Allan Jan.-Mar. yrlngs $125 ea., breeders $400/pr. Kiker Buchanan 770-562-3804______ __ King 3 horse trlr. w/tack & dr. rm., 24' step- Strickland Swainsboro 912-469-5293 Want `95 hatch Cochin Bantams, Partridge hens, 1 red rooster, write. Y. Highsmith 100 Satcher Rd. S.W. Taylorsville 30178 Want Swans, any age or color. B. Hampton Tifton 912-831-1083__________ Want chickens, ducks, geese, guineas, turkeys, pigeons, reas. priced & reas. dis tance, call aft. 6pm. Terry Winfrey Kite 912469-3267_______________________ _ Want to buy 12 Golden Laced Wyandotte chicks & 12 Silver Laced Wyandotte chicks. H. L. Smith Fort Valiev 912-825-5131 Want to buy 6 young laying hens, RIR or White Leghorns, Mableton, Austell, Lithia Springs area. Robert Engrisch Austell 770941-8448 Umar Brown Hull 706-353-7421 ________ Emus, breeder pr., 45 eggs this season. Pete Burroughs Hull 706-549-2398_______ Emus, laying prs., $800/pr. Jim Taylor Sardis 912-569-4931 _______ Emus-1 to 3 yrs. old, for sale or trade. L. Evers Brookfield 912-386-1387_________ Emus-sev. laying prs., yrlngs. & chicks, Irg., also, Rheas, White/Grays, financing 7 del. avail. Michael Hart Rincon 912-8262908___________________________ __ Fallow, Munjac, Water deer, Watusi, min. donkeys, 4 horn sheep, Emu of all ages, oth ers, sell or trade. Hank Nedza Silver Creek 706-235-1470________________ Llama, young male Chilian background, med. wool, gentle/halter broke, see to `95 C M stock trlr., 6-Horse slant load, dr. rm., 24 ft., exc. cond., red, used 6 times. Jimmy Stewart Warrenton 706-465-3847 `95 Gooseneck 2-horse slant trlr., fully end'd, rear tack, dr. rm., extras, used 3x's, mint cond., $4900. S. Hughes Carrollton 770-832-6548 770-836-8916______ __ `96 2-Horse Gooseneck slant load, dr. rm., saddle racks, bridle hooks, wood lined, mint cond., $4700. Mike Davis Conyers 770388-0844 __________________________ '96 C M 3-Horse trlr., fully end'd, bumper pull, drop down feed drs., rear tack, front dr. rm., $5700. R. Tant Rockmart 770-6841006_____________ '96 W W 3 horse slant 6'w/6'6" tall, tongue/groove fir., 6 ply tires, torsion/brks., up straight load, mats, new brks., maroon w/silver, $3950. Steve Ludeman Buford 770-932-5010 ____________ , Manual headgate $100. Hunter Searcy West Point 706-643-5137 770-471-7196 McClelland W W I saddle, very good cond. J. R. Ezell Macon 912-477-6306_________ Merhow `92 two horse walk-thru trlr. w/dr. rm., 7'6" hgt., ramp load, teal gm./wh., exc. cond., $6000/nego. Pat Ziadie Covington 770-787-7010_________________________ Passier All-Purpose saddle, 16 1/2", exc. cond., $650. J. Hirsch Maysville 706-652- 3471_______ Rice alumn. 2 horse trlr., 7 ft. hgt., bumper pull. P. Garbutt Jesup 912-427-2262 Show halter, sterling silver, horse sz. `95 Coastal Bermuda hay, sq. bales, rain free, highly fert., horse qlty. H.D. Sharpe Lyons 912-526-6369___________________ '95 Coastal hay, 1000 lb. rolls $20 ea. Robert Phillips Arab! 912-276-0856______ `95 Coastal, horse qlty. rnd. rolls, 5'x6` $45 ea. Ray Clark Dacula 770-963-4228 770963-3561____________________________ _ `96 hay, Bahia, some Crimson, Arrowleaf Clover, sq./rnd. bales, well fert., will del. Bobby Cowart McIntyre 912-946-3168 `96 horse qlty. Rye hay, cutting end of April, sq. or rnd. bales, dely. avail., fert. UGA soil specs. Olin Trammell Forsyth 912-9946463__________ 100 tons `95 Coastal Bermuda hay, lge. rnd. bales, highly fert., exc. qlty. $25/bale, Market Bulletin is printed apprec., $900. Don Wade Winder 770-932- $3930. P. Street McDonough 770-954- w/lead & halter bag, $150, other misc. items. call evenings. Richard Bird Portal 912-865- on recycled paper. 0327 9285 770-890-5784 T. Darby Lithonia 770-972-8793 2885 Wednesday May 1, 1996 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 9 6000 sq. bales tiorse qlty. Coastal Bermuda hay, rnd. bales & mulch. J. Harris Odum 912-586-6687___________________ Alicia hay field for rent, call 7-9 pm. Edna Newsome Blythe 706-592-2225_________ Coastal Bermuda hay, lge. rnd. bales $15, sq. bales, horse qlty. Laverne McDilda Claxton 912-739-4614 912-739-4597 Old timey self-pollinated seed corn, small cob,_mostly 2 ear $1/lb. plus post. Doyl King 115-King Rd. Bremen 30110 770-537-3168 Tift 44, taking orders for `96 crop, fert. per UGA rec., you haul from Social Circle. Lloyd Killebrew Roswell 770-992-5290 AG SEED/PLANTS FOR SALE If you have questions regarding this cate gory, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. FLOWERS FOR SALE it you have questions about this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. The Georgia Wildflower Preservation Act requires that shipments of officially protected plants be accompanied by transport tags displaying a permit num ber issued by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Ladyslipper Orchids and Goldenseal are examples of protect ed plants. When advertising protected plants in the Market Bulletin, please sub mit a copy of your permit to sell protected plants. Ads submitted without this infor mation will not be published. For further information on the sale or shipment of protected plants, contact: Protected Plant Program, 2117 U.S. Hwy. 278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30279, (706) 557-3032. Amaryllis, pink or apple blossom, 2/$10, lge. gm. Elephant ears, 5-6' tall, 4/$12, huge bulbs. M. Hemphill 306 Cedar Creek Rd. Winder 30680_______________________ Angel's begonias or Christmas cactus 3/$5, pink yarrow or solid liriope 8/$10, pur ple flax 4/$10, others. Pat Poole P.O. Box 36 Coosa 30129______________ Angel's trumpet seed, white, $1/pkg. w/SASE. F. Chapman 2403 Hibiscus Rd., Albany 31705________________________ Azaleas, 1&3 gal., $2 & $6, rhododen dron's, camellia, native azaleas 1&3 gal., $3 & $10, hollies 1&3 gal./$2-$6. Dominic DePhillips Roswell 770-993-7116______ _ Azaleas, 40 var., $2.50-$4/1 gal., rhodo dendrons, 5 var., $8-$10/3-5 gal. M. Cannon Winterville 706-742-5193 _____________ Azaleas, hosta, 41 var., ferns, shrubbery, ivy baskets, Leyland cypress, dogwoods, oleander, oak, . ivy, topiaries. Shirley Olmstead Hampton 770-946-3525 Daylilies, April shipping, asstd. cols., 12 plants/$25, plus $3 shipping. Earnest Yearwood 136 Meier Circle SE. Milledgeville 31061 912-452-5692_______ Daylilies, iris, beau, hybrids, SASE list, (formerly P. Jackson, Suches). P. Melton P.O. Box 1236 Blue Ridge 30513 706-4923863________________________________ Daylilies, mxd., all cols., $2 to $3 ea., no shipping. Ronnie White Covington 770787-6037___________________ Daylilies, hosta, (over 50 van), liriope, but terfly bushes, hundreds of other fine perenni als, shrubs, trees. W.K. Brinson Douglasville 404-489-5600 _________ Daylilies, 400/more, 2 stamps for `96 list, National Hemerocallis display garden. M. Clause 1050 Little River Ln. Alpahretta 30201 770-720-1967 _________________ Daylilies, regd. cultivars, $4/clump, $4 shipping, order now, no list. Bunny Darnell 1207 Pine Needle Dr. Perry 31069 Hydrangea $8/up, daylilies $2/up, Berckmarrs cedar round $7/up, autumn white clematis $6/up, other plants. J. White Lithonia 770-987-9790_________________ Hydrangea, trumpet vine, wisteria, lilacs $3, flowering almond $3.50, forsythia $1, thrift, periwinkle, althaea $0.75, nandinas. Carla Houghton, Marietta 770-428-2227 Iris $1/ea., $10/doz., $3 post., all cols. Frances Hall 4589 Ala. Hwy. Rome 30165 706-235-5351______ __________________ Japanese red maples, all sizes, seedlings and fringe tree seedlings & paperbark maples. Wylene Townley, Forest Park 404363-1790_______ ._____________________ Japanese red maples $7.50 up. Ben Dannure Stockbridge 770-474-1471_____ Landscaping daylilies, red, yellow, pink, gold, bi-colors, dbl. orange, 100/$50, includes ship. Don Perusse 2596 Ga. Hwy. 188 Cairo 31728 912-377-8755_________ Larkspur mix, purple spiderwort, shasta $1/ea..pkt. w/SASE; angel's trumpet, tall Azaleas-1 gal./$2.50, rhododendron $5- Daylilies, beau, hybrids, over 60 diff. cols., daisy, yarrow, pink, white, $8/ea. doz. PP., Advertisers of agricultural seed must submit a current germination report (not ageratum, four o'clocks, (yellow, rose, var.), touch-me-nots. E. Wynn 812 Rocky Branch $8, Leyland cypress 4'-$5, liriope 1 gal./$2.50, other. Glenn Fuller 952 Northside $25/doz., $5 shipping. T. Teague 236 Alfred Ave. SE., Rome 30161 706-234-8792 white Easter rose 3/$8 PP. Jo Sanders 408 Highland Dr. Elberton 30635 706-283-6117 more than 9 months old) for each type Rd., Villa Rica 30180 ___________ Dr,, Lawrenceville 30243______________ Daylilies, 1000/more var., send $0.55 (or Leyland cypress, 1 gal./$3.75, 3 gal./$12, seed advertised. Reports will be returned upon request. Certain varieties of seed are protected from propagation unless they are grown as a class of certified seed. For example, wheat seed such as Florida 304, Coker 9134, Coker 9835 and soybean seed, such as Doles 6738, 6847 and Haskell may not be propagated for sale unless the seed has been grown as a class of certified seed. Propagation of such seed is a violation of the Plant Variety Protection Act and the Federal Seed Act. If you have questions regard ing certified seed, call the Market Bulletin $1/ea. pkt. w/SASE, red hibiscus, money plant, cosmos, melampodium, rose Campion, cleome/mxd., black-eyed Susans. Kerri Dyer 659 Hwy. 78 W. Villa Rica 30180_______ $2/pk. PP.; purple coneflower, cornflower, daisies, coreopsis, tall poppies, Mexican hat, rudbeckia, lychnis. Ms. Rusty Taylor 280 Edge Rd., Cedartown 30125 706-777-8794 `95 coreopsis, poppy, bachelor's button, zinnias, Jefferson bean, night gloriosa, peri winkle, amaryllis, $1/pkg. SASE, others. Jean Burke Rte. 1, Box 6 Georgetown 31754___________________ Bananas violet stem Elephant ears, Hawaiian Elephant ears, hosta, Japanese red maple. Pam Jolley Decatur 770-5931599 ________________ ,______________ Basketball, longneck dipper, bsh. gourd seeds 10/$1 w/SASE. John Torpy III 1034 Hwy. #1 N., Swainsboro 30401_________ Bearded irises-$f.50 up, stokesia & spiderworts $1/ea., other, $10 min., $3-post., SASE for list. Neena Clary 6875 Dorset! Shoals Rd. Douglasville 30135 770-9421599 ____________________________ Bearded iris $30/100, shipping included. stamps) for descriptive price list. Mary Netherton 727 Dothan Rd. Blakely 31723 912-723-6703 __________ ;_______ Daylilies, 500 diff. named hybrids, dbl. divi sions, descriptive list as home, digging 29th, no ship. Ethel Davis Ellijay 706-635-4247 Daylilies, all col., $12/doz., gm. liriope 2 doz./$10, strawberry begonias $12/doz., all ppd. F. Brooks 674 New Rosedale Rd., Armuchee 30105_______ Daylilies, all cols., named hybrids, lined out, no shipping. T. Worley Lula 770-869- 3977______________ 6'/$36, hemlock 7 gal./$15, cryptomeria 1 gal./$4, Carolina S.haphire 1 gal./$4, near Alpharetta. Don Foster Woodstock 770475-6650_____________ ______________ Leyland cypress, 1-2-24", 1 gal./$2.50, 3 gal./$3.50. J. Elliott Ellenwood 404-3638753________________________________ Lily-of-the-Valley 3/$1, min. amt. $5, no shipping. E. Wilson 1350 Highland Ave. NE. Atlanta 404-876-7625_________________ Liriope, (border grass), in pots or clumps, (variegated). W.B. Simpson Cornelia 706778-4853_________________ office or the Georgia Department of '95 cypress vine, (hummingbirds), red Allen Battle 748 Manning Gin. Rd. Winder Daylilies, for complete list send two $0.32 Magic lily, (lycoris), fragrant, lilac-pink, Agriculture Seed Division, (404) 656-3635. 75/$1, mxd. 100/$2, purple butterfly weed, 30556 770-867-9888 ________________ stamps. Mike Ketchem P.O. Box 93 Peruvian daffodils,, blooming size, 6/$15, `95 Moon and Star watermelon seed, yel love-lies bleeding, $1/pkt. w/SASE. B. Bryant Bearded iris, all cols., $12/doz., butter-n- Experiment 30212____________________ 12/$25 ppd. Diana Boothby 802 Sue Ct. low meat 35/$1, 75/$2 w/SASE. Hubert 1143 Rosedale Rd., Atlanta 30306 404- egg plants 2 doz./$12, daffodils 2 doz./$12, Daylilies, now shipping, asstd. cols., 20 Albany 31705 912-432-1456 Sowell 180 Eureka Rd., Sylvania 30467 874-5354_______________ :________ __ all ppd. A. Mashburn 4 Reynolds Bend Rd., plants/$25, $3 shipping, free price list. Sam Magnolias, (many var., evergreen and 912-857-3770_______ - ____________ `95 giant sunflower and broom corn seeds Rome 30161_________________________ Scarbrough 5969 Huddersfield Rd., Macon Oriental), and pawpaws, (asimina triloba), `95 Moon and Star red watermelon seeds $1/pkg. w/SASE. Ota Fetzer 1085 Tucker Bird's foot violets, unusual flowers, unusu 31210 912-474-8276___________________ will ship, call for kinds, prices. Dorothy $2/pkg. w/L.SASE. H.M. Burnette 5393 School Rd., Cohutta 30710____________ al leaves, thriven in poor soil, 8 premium Daylilies, over 1000 hybrids, ready for your Callaway Coolidqe 912-225-1688________ Cleveland Rd., Cohutta 30710__________ '95 giant sunflower & Peter pepper seeds crowns $6 postpaid. Laurie Showalter Box garden, no shipping, $4/dbl. division. C, Marigold, mix cols., sparky, crackerjack, `95 old timey plumgranny seeds $2/pkg. w/SASE. C.W. Burnette P.O. Box 100 $1/pkg. w/SASE. Chris Burnette 4649 Wilson Rd. Cohutta 30710___________________ 844 Dawsonville 30534 _____ _______ Blazing red hibiscus, winter hardy, Dellinger Rte. 4, Box 337 Commerce 335-9523___________________ 706- brocade-dwarf, baby's breath, melampodi um, bush moon, $1 w/SASE. Merle Bates Tennga 30751____________________ , `95 giant mxd. col. zinnia seeds $1/pk., lge. $1/Tbsp. SASE. June Davis Rte. 1, Box 112- Daylilies, red, yellow, orange, gold, 1091 Heidi Trail Buckhead 30625 706-342- Bermuda sprigs, Alicia, Coastal, Tifton 78 and cert. Tifton 85. Robert Jacobs Odum 912-586-6119_______ ._____________ ' w/SASE. Mrs. M. Hayes 20 Millcreek Ln. Williamson 30292__________________ __ '95 hummingbird vine seeds 25/$1 A Chester 31012 912-934-9726_________ Bushel gourd seed $1/10 or Madonna lily seed $1/tsp. w/SASE. Neal Rich, 901 $12/doz., shipped $15/doz. ppd. J.G. Carney 15520 Tompson Rd., Alpharetta 30201 770-475-4957_________ 9300___________________ ____________ Martin gourd seed, 50 seeds/$1 w/SASE. Edward Thurmond 1311 McHenry Crossing Blackberry plants, huckleberry bushes 12/S10 ppd., other. Willa Mooney Rte. 8, Box 700B Ellijay 30540 706-273-3256_______ w/SASE, instr. incl. Jackie McDade Rte. 4, Box 434 Gray 31032__________________ `95 lge. thick rind Martin gourd seed, Mitchell Branch, Morganton 30560______ Canadian hemlock, lacebark pine, daylilies, ornamental grasses, liriope-varie- Daylilies, send 55-cent stamp for descrip tive list of 600 var. Bill Trundle 4398 Peavine Rd. Ringgold 30736 ______________ Madison 30650 706-342-3362__________ Martin gourd seed, specify lge. or standard gourd, $1/50 seeds w/SASE, thousands Bloody Butcher Native-American field corn, lge. red ears, exc. feed/decqration, 100 seeds/$2 w/SASE. John Gardner 2662 100/$1 SASE, 2 stamps, no checks. Thelma Davis Rte. 2, Box 199 Soperton 30457 `95 moonflower seeds $1/pkg. w/SASE. gated, Monroe white, lge. division bibs $0.40/ea. PP. Jim Smith Dawsonville 770- 893-2745_________ ' _______ Dwarf marigold seeds, mauve bachelor's button, ea. l/4 _cup/$l w/SASE. Mrs. Mabel Mathis 156 Hoke St. Maysville 30558 avail. Quinton King 2004 Whitesville Rd., LaGrange 30240 706-884-5869_________ Mix col. daylilies $50/100. Rita Hall Box Rocky Branch Rd., Bogart 30622_______ Nell Padgett 412 Woodward St., Rome Cannas, yellow/red, dwarf yellow, red Evening primrose seed, oenothera, yellow 193 Enigma 31749 912-533-4810_______ .. gfpyvntpp, millet,- ,pleaned_ and .^gged, $d.26/lb., `"miller cleanings Sti.is/lb'. Frank 30161-5045___________ __ '95 mxd. periwinkles, mxd. four o'clock, $14.50/doz. ppd., striped liriope $6/doz. ppd. M. Barron", 10280 Haynes Br. Rd., $2; columbine seed, aquilegia, mix, $2, SASE. J. Mabry 5346 Chantilly Terr. Mondo border grass 125 plants/$15, varie gated liriope, daylilies, hostas, amaryllis, Findley Royston 706-245-5972_____ . yellow, rose and white, $1/Tbsp. w/SASE. Alpharetta 30202 770-475-3542_________ College Park 30349_______ ___________ weigela, boxwoods, iris, forsythia. Billy Browntop millet, cleaned & bagged in 50 lb. bags, $14/ea. Dennis Burroughs Hull 706-548-4949 706-613-6248 Cert. Tifton bermuda sprigs, also custom planting, conventional & no till. Charles Hurley Summerville 706-857-2707_______ Cert. Vidalia sweet onion plants l00/$8, 200/$10, 300/$12, 400/$14, 500/$16, 1000/$18 ppd., other. Harry Wood 559 W.B. Braddock Rd., Uvalda 30473 912-565-7326 Cert, bermuda sprigs, Tifton 85, 78,44,10, Tifway, Tifdwarf, Coastal & Alicia, also cus tom planting. Gene Hart Guyton 912-728- 3380_____________________________ ___ Collard seeds, nonheading, $1/tsp. SASE, other. E. Smith 403 Lexington Ave. Rincon 31326 912-826-5277___________________ For sale, millet seed, cleaned in 50 lb. bags, $0.26 per lb. Jerald Mize Dewy Rose 706-245-6921____________________ Fruit trees, pecans, (Stuart & Desirable), grapes, scuppernongs, blackberries, rasp berries, crabapples, figs, blueberries, cont. grown, others. M.L. Williams Franklin 706- 675-3048 _________ - _________ ___ Mayhaw trees. 3 gal. conts.. well branched, 3-4'.hgt., $6.50. Barry Gay 1810 Bold Springs Rd.. Ochlocknee 31773 912- 377-6237_________________________ _ Seeds; tomato, others, $1/pk. SASE. Mollie Amerson, 5119 Hwy. 221 So., Bartow 30413 912-364-4188 ________ Tift 44, Tift 78, Tift 85, Alicia & Coastal bermuda grass sprigs, will custom plant, also custom planting. James Williams Fitzgerald 912-423-4884 Ag Seed/Plants Wanted Want Mayhaw trees. C.W. Pierce P.O. Box 163 Woodbine 31569__________ ______ Want one to two cups willow leaf running butter bean seeds, want two cups. Jean Smith Warfhem 912-552-5661___________ Want scaley bark watermelon seeds. Linda Anthony P.O. Box 7 Washington 30673__________________ _________ Notice to Out-of-State Subcribers Only Your Market Bulletin may soon be expiring if you have an out-of-state sub scription. Check your expiration date, which is printed on your mailing label in the upper right-hand corner. To renew your subscription, send current mailing label two to three weeks before expiration, with your check or money order for $ 10 per year or $20 for two years to assure continuous Mrs. Perkins 1731. Hog Mountain Rd., Statham 30666_______________________ '95 seed; heirloom love-lies-bleeding, extraordinary flowers and foliage, $2/pkt. SASE. Jennifer Edgar 3534 Vanet Rd., Chamblee 30341_____________________ `95 seed; rose campion, exquisite wine col. blooms $2/pkt. w/SASE. Candace Allison 5292 Pond Fork Church Rd., Pendergrass 30567_________ `95 seeds, morning glory, cleome, $1/Tbsp., marigold $1-1/2 cup, touch-menots $1/tsp. all w/SASE, instr. incl. C. Martin 525 Smithstone Trace Marietta 30067 `95 seeds; coreopsis, poppy, Mexican sun flower, four o'clock, zinnia, greybeard, holly hock, periwinkle, night glories $1/pkg. SASE. Jean Burke Rte. 1, Box 6 Georgetown 31754_______________________________ 15 wondering-Jew cuttings, Jewels of Opar, spider plants,, magic carpet $1.50 ea. plus post. Ruth Payne 8253 Bow Trail Woodstock 30188-2131 770-475-7109 2000 old timey reseeding petunia seed, mix colors, $2 w/SASEr B. Lewis 1855 Barney Lewis Rd., Baxley 31513 912-367- 7165 __________________ 2000/more bulbs, near Hogansville, need digging, daffodils, narcissus, daylilies, irises, other, wisteria, forsythia, nandina, spiraea. P. Dean Morrow 770-961-8841____________ 4" perennials, 300 var., all $1/ea., also eucalyptus, Unusual herbs, palms, others, display garden. Selah Ahlstrom Jackson 770-775-4967_________ 5 shades of hollyhock seeds, pink & red, (some ruffled edges), $17Tbsp. w/SASE. R. Wells 223 Dowdy Rd. Cordele 31015 Achillea, daylilies, iris-roof, bearded, Japanese & Siberian, hosta, stokesia, dianthus, mtn. mint, liriope, pachysandra, vinca, mahonia, aucuba, others. Paul Banister Roswell 770-587-2088_________ African violet leaves 12/$10 PP., Confederate rose seeds $2 w/SASE, 25 diff. plants $20 PP. Betty Addis 6 Jane Ln., Brunswick 31525-9304 912-265-5245 Agastache, yarrow, hosta, spring & fall, blooming iris, free daylilies, no shipping. Joyce Presley 2524 Elko Rd., Elko 31025 912-987-4998_________ All kinds of landscaping plants, hydrangeas, Lily-of-the-Valley, sedum, gin ger lilies, hibiscus, phlox, snowball, liriope, others. Verma Farlow East Point 404-7677656________________________________ Amaryllis bulbs $25/doz., amaryllis seeds $1/pkg. LSASE, luffa, longneck, sunflower seeds $1/pkg. LSASE.* Tiffany McKinley 2698 Ga. Hwy. 292E. Lyons 30436 Cannas, old-fashioned, tall, red, back ground, ponds, gardens, $20/2 doz. post paid. Carlton Jones 5460 Price Mill Rd. Bishop 30621 706-769-7863 Cannas, dbl. dwarf, red, pink, yellow, choice bulbs 2-3 eyes $12/doz., pink/yellow callas $18/6, $2-post. J. Hemphill 1440 Parkmont Dr. Roswell 30076 770-6421345____________________ ____________ Cannas, dbl., tall pink, yellow or orange, Elephant ears, lge. gm. leaves, 4-6', all $10/doz., $2.50-post. S. Parker P.O. Box 467324, Dunwoody 30346_____________ Cannas, tall, salmon, 15/$10, $2.50 post. Margaret Perrin 187 Kenan Dr. NW. Milledgeville 31061____________ Catalpa trees, small, med., lge., $2, $5, $10, no shipping. V.M. Hendrix 2680 Morgan Rd., Marietta 770-973-0632 ________ Columbine, Japanese hollyhock, pink coneflower, orange morning glory, white, pink hibiscus, $0.50/ea. pkg. w/SASE. Nell Jones 3767 Plumcrest Rd., Smyrna 30082 770-435-7589________________ Crape myrtle, white pine, red maple $5, burning bush $7.50/3 gal. cont. Larry Johnson Dahlonega 706-864-1308_______ Crape myrtles $2-$15, 3 cols., Stella D'Or $3.75 gal., forsythia, $2-$5 pots. Hugh Ingram Athens 706-548-6191_______^ Daffodil bulb 2 doz./$8, hosta $3/pot, 2 pots/$5, dianthus baths. pink 2/$5. Elliot Morris 755 Hairston Terrace Stone Mountain 30088 404-299-4916__________ Dahlias, miniature to dinnerplate, 6'x3/8" metal stake w/ea. purchase, $1-$3, no ship ping. Robert Aaron 165 Clyde Rd., Athens 706-548-9788________________ _ Daisies, shasta & pink, purple stokesia, purple heather $6/doz. ppd. Glenda Crosby P.O. Box 1226 Baxley 31513 Daylilies 200/more var., Stella D'Or, $10/clump, free price list, Ive. msg. Ray Story McDonough 770-957-1069_____________ Daylilies for sale, send SASE for '96 price list. C. Burges, P.O. Box 34 Barwick 31720 912-859-2775_________________________ Daylilies for landscaping, 50 fans for $25 ppd., plus $5 for UPS shipping. Virgil Rowland Barney 912-775-2108__________ Daylilies, labeled, 12 diff. $25, 30/$50, Stella De Ora 12/$25 ppd., gift plant. Anne McWilliams 208 Windsor Dr. Warner Robins 31088 912-923-5160____________ Daylilies, pink, purple, coral, others, over 800 diff., many buy two, get one free. J. Burgess Alcovy Daylily Farm Covington 770-787-7177_________________________ Daylilies, named var., all cols., iris, all cols., named, hosta and cannas, call for Flower seed--purple coneflower, Mexican hatflower, Indian blanket flower, black-eyed Susan, moonflower, mxd. hibiscus, $2/lge. pkg. SASE. B. Smith 4505 Moon Station Rd., Acworth 30101 _________________ foxgloves, columbines, shastas, sweet Williams, purple coneflowers, stokesias, coreopsis, gaillardias, rose campions $5/doz. PP. Mrs. Glynn James 197 Glynn James Rd. Lyons 30436_____________________ Giant red velvet cockscomb seed 2 tsp./$1 plus SASE. Grace Odom 5380 Fletcher Dr. SW. Oxford 30267 770-786-9998_______ Giant sunflower up/to 44", around 25/$1 w/SASE. C.H. Nix 4 Anita PI. SE. Mableton 30059 770-948-6498 ______________ Ginger lilies, yellow Japanese iris, $12/dozl, cr-inum lilies $4-$8.50 ea., $3/post. ea. H. Price 104 Wren Ct. Stockbridge 30281 770-474-2981____________________ Globe amaranth seed; rose, lavender, white, purple, one col./any mxd., $1/1/4-cup SASE. T.R. Sudderth 2043 Sugar Pike Rd., Woodstock 30188 _______________ Golden Ismene/Peruvian daffodil bulbs, summer blooms, great cut flower, 10 jumbo bulbs/$30j 10 lge. bulbs/$20, $5/post. B. Saunders P.O. Box 474 Homer 30547 Grancy greybeard, four o'clock & hibiscus seeds, 25 seeds $1/ w/SASE. Reba Morris 8787 Hamilton Rd,, Midland 31820 Hollyhock, Scotch broom, oxalis, althaea, beebalm, tansy, yarrow, money, parsley, more. C. Harper 1462 Dble. Bridges Rd., Elberton 30635 706-283-1417________ __ Hosta, green/white, variegated, $2/UP; lamb's ear, cannas, red. L. Singleton Marietta 770-422-8611__________________ Hosta, bare root, $0.50/ea., liriope, varie gated, bare root, $0.25 ea., full size plant. Luther Hodges Ha 706-789-2279 Hosta, big clumps, $15/ea., you dig. L.A. Buran 1174 Pine Mt. Dr. Forest Park 770- 961-1786_____________________________ Hosta, blues, golds, multicolored, dbl. flow ering, fragrant, huge display garden, list-one stamp, appt. only. J. Newberry 6835 Hembree Dr. Austell 30001 770-739-2152 Hostas, peonies, grancy greybeard, willow yoshino, Kwanzana and more. S. Davidson Gray 912-986-4653_______________ . Hostas, variegated, (sev. var.), golds, grns., lge. healthy plants, aucubas, Silver Dragon liriope. Ann Booker 2667 Oswood Dr., Tucker 770-938-3259_________ _ Hostas, cannas, daylilies, ground covers, creeping euonymus, variegated sedum, achillea, iris, other perennials, already pot ted. C. Lawson Powder Springs 770-9433269 Swann Stockbridge 770-474-2769_______ Money plant seed 200/$1 w/SASE, planti ng & harvesting instr. incl. Dot Martin 915 Atlanta Hwy. Gainesville 30501_________ Native ornamental tree seed, sweetgum, oak, wax myrtle, sourwood, 100/$5, send SASE for comp. list. Ed Nobles US. 41 Byron 31008 912-953-7646___________ _ Oakleaf hydrangeas, English dogwood, sweet shrub, can't mail, call aft. 4pm. Celia McCall Donalsonville 912-524-2940_____ . Oakleaf hydrangea, 1' seedling to 5' spec imen, $5-$20, call after 11 am. Norman Nichols Acworth 770-974-6788__________ Old timey daffodil bulbs $2/doz., Siberian iris $4/doz., grn. liriope $30/100, daylilies $15/doz., ea. w/$4 post., shrubbery. R. Beach Duluth 770-476-1163____________ Old timey yellow cannas, now is best time for digging, $8/doz. Martha Melton Mableton 770-948-4739________________ Old-timey daffodil bulbs $2/doz., Siberian iris-$4/doz., ea./$4 post.; Kerria rose, Scotch broom, boxwoods. B. Lunsford 3602 State Hqwy. 60 Suches 30572 706-747-2331 Orange daylilies, dbl. & sgl., $5/doz,, grn. hosta $1..50 plant, free ivy, you dig, no ship. Gloria Post Lilburn 770-972-0546 Peony poppies, bachelor's buttons, cypress vine, columbine, pink lady's finger, standing cypress $1/ea. SASE. Opal Huff P.O. Box 342 Trenton 30752 706-657-7224 Perennials, lge. sel., tall-bearded iris, hostas, lilies, daylilies, incl. many fragrant and rebloomer var., most potted. Al Wagner Lilburn 770-921-3729__________________ Purple bearded iris $12/doz., orange daylilies $8/doz., canna red and yellow $14/doz., all ppd. L. Ross 514 Green Dr., Canton 30114 770-479-8520_______ ___ Regd. Japanese iris & daylilies, aquatics, wildflowers, hardy perennials, sale: May 11 & 25, June 15 & 29/appt. Lonnie Ward Columbus 706-561-6546______________ _ Rhizomes, achimenes $3.50/ea., Tracy Thornby, caligua, or Teresa 1/$3.50, Smithiantha summer sunshine, eucodonia woolly marrione. K. Lane 1407 W. Magnolia Valdosta 31601 912-242-1368 Rhizomes, achimenes, $3/ea., hilda micheissen, peach blossom, Herman or atropurpurea, eucodonia Francis, gloxinia, pegasus. Alejo Moore Rte. 1, Chula 31733 Rose campion, Goblin gaillardia, tall sweet Williams, shastas, blue stokesias, coreopsis, purple coneflowers $5/PP. Mrs. Glynn James 197 Glynn James Rd., Lyons 30436 Rose-of-Sharon, white dogwood, SC. jas mine, sweet shrub 8/$10 ppd. Mrs. Robert Norrell 3903 Turner Rd., Gainesville 30506 delivery of your Market Bulletin. Submit ads by Wednesday noon. directions. R. Gravitt Rex 770-474-4991 Ads cannot be called in by phone. 770-532-3945 Page 10 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday May 1, 1996 Bulletin Calendar LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS May 2 Beef Cattle/Forage Field Day, Central Ga. Branch Experiment Station, reg. 9 am. Info: Vaughn Calbert, 706-485-6015. May 4-5 Southern Events Spring Classic Sale, Arabs, part Arabs & NSH Stallion Showcase & Tack & Farm Equipment Sale, Ga. International Horse Park, Conyers. Info: Donna Cox, 770-386-0482. May 7 Blackshear Stockyard Cattle Sale, approx. 40 prs. of Limo/Brahman/Char cross cattle, also 12 bred cows & 2 Limo bulls. Info: 912-427-3715/367-9268. May 8 Goat Sale, 6:30 pm, Smith Bros. Stockyard, Bartow. Info: 912-3643920. May 8 Pig Sale, 8 pm, Smith Bros. Stockyard, Bartow. Info: 912-3643920. May 10 Feeder Pig Sale, 2 pm, deliver pigs by 12 noon, 2nd Fri. of ea. mo.. Turner Co. Stockyards, Ashburn. Info: 912-567-3371 or 800-3449808. May 11 Horse Sale, 7 pm, Pony Express. Info: 864-638-6112/2712. May 11 Goat & Pig Sale, 1 pm, Southern Pig & Goat Auction, Cochran. Info: 912-934-4313/783-2380. EQUINE EVENTS May 17 Armuchee Saddle Club Open Horse Show, 7:30 pm, English, hal ter, western, tots, & running. Info: Doug Anderson, 706-235-6572. May 18 Poker Ride, R-Ranch, trail rides, 2-3-hrs, proceeds benefit humane society, Dahlonega. Info: Roxie, 706-864-6444. May 19 Haralson Co. Saddle Club Fun Show, 2 pm, halter, pleasure,-timed & fun events, to benefit Ga. Chapter of Leukemia Society of America, Hwy. 120 W., Buchanan. Info: Jackie Buckhannan, 770-646-5770. May 25 Camellia Arabian Horse Assn. Open Schooling Show & Workshop w/Gene Reichart, 10 am. Info: Viola Dowell, 912-329-8132. May 25-26 (cancellation) Peach State Paint Horse Club Show, Ga. Nat.'l Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry. GARDENING EVENTS May 14 Ga. Native Plant Society Meeting, 7:30 pm, speakers: Meridith & Ed Clebsch on "Landscaping With Native Plants: The Right Plant for the Right Place," NW Unitarian Universalist Church, Atlanta. Info: Marilyn Porter, 770392-9650. May 15 Ga. Perennial Plant Assn. Meeting, 7:30 pm, speaker: Christopher Bird on "The Secret Life of Plants," open to . public, Atlanta History Ctr., Atlanta. Info: 770-955-1303. CRAFT FAIRS May 4 3rd Annual Chattahoochee Co. Cultural Arts Festival, 10 am-4 pm, crafts, wood carving, quilting, Chattahoochee Co. Ed. Ctr., Cusseta. Info: Delores Baker; 706989-3648 or Sandy Crain, 706-9893464. May 4 East Paulding High School Craft Festival, 9 am-6 pm, exhibits, craft demos, free to public, U.S. 278 to Hiram. Info: 770-445-3936. May 4-5 The Cotton Pickin' Fair, 9 am-6 pm, 300 expert craftsmen, craft demos, located on turn-of-the-century cotton plantation, Gay. Info: 706-538-6814. May 18 Annual Spring Festival, arts & crafts, plants, Palmetto. Info: Kay Anderson, 770-463-1530. May 18 Kroger Tara Mayfling, 10 am-7 pm, to benefit the Early Years School for Special Children, arts & crafts, Jonesboro Kroger Shopping Ctr., Hwys. 138 & 19/41. Info: Becky Eubanks, 770-478-5700. May 18 Community Health Carnival, 9 am, arts & crafts, Morgan Memorial Hospital, Madison. Info: Martha Westbrook, 706-342-3264. May 18-19 Spring Concord Country Jubilee, center of town, Concord. Info: 770-884-5221. May 18-19 Southern Appalachian Sampler Festival, Sat. 10 am-5 pm, Sun. 12 noon-5 pm, Sugar Creek Music Park, Blue Ridge. Info: Garlie Hammond, 706-492-3819. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS May 25 12th Annual Rutledge Country Fair, '9 am-5 pm, City Park, Rutledge. Info: 706-557-2545 or 706-557-2803 (night). Oct 5 5th Annual Autumn Arts & Crafts Festival, St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, Cleveland. Info: 1397 Helen Hwy., Cleveland 30528 or John, 706-865-4660. MISCELLANEOUS May 4 (correction) Annual Franklin Farm Field Day, 9 am, horses, mules & oxen working harrows, walking & riding plows, mowing machines & rakes, Arlin Franklin Farm, 1/2 mi. off 985, Clarkesvilie. Info: Ernest Franklin, 706-754-3568 or Arlin Franklin, 706-754-2198. May 7 Pond Management Workshop, 46 pm, stocking, rennovation, fertil ization & weed control, Jim MillerPark, Exhibit Hall A, Marietta. Info: 770-528-4077/920-7225. May 16-18 Tara Trail Quilt Show of , Clayton Co., Thurs.-Fri. 10 am-7 pm, Sat. 10 am-4 pm, Morrow Presbyterian Church, 6171 Huie Dr., Morrow. Info: LeVon Bridges, 770-996-1669. If you have any questions concerning the Bulletin Calendar, call Randy Cox at 404-656-3682. Seeds, purple passion flower, (incarnata), Trumpet tree, Lily-of-the-Valley, clematis, $1 plus SASE. L. Wood 519 Maddox Rd., English ivy, pachysandra, wintercreeper, Dublin 31027 912-275-9855____________ hosta, lirope, mondo, lamium, others, free Seeds; Caveman gourd, Mexican sun info. C.O. Henderson .171 Marietta St., flower, cleome, money plant, castor beans, Alpharetta 770-475-6503______________ lge. marigolds, $1/pk. LSASE. B. Savage Tuberose $6/doz., lge. bulbs PP., very fra 3017 Atkins Dr., Gainesville 30507______ grant: multiply ea. yr. Sam Powers 313 Old Seeds; martin gourd 80/S1; purple bache Bolton Rd., Zebulon 30295 770-567-8611 lor's button, brown-eyed Susan, or marigold Two yr. plants; forsythia, bridal wreath, $1/1/4 cup w/lge. SASE-ea. Mary Tindall 114 weigela, azalaeas, Bankia rose, hydrangea, Hill Rd. Ashburn 31714________________ outdoor thornless cactus. P.E. Scoggins 196 Seeds; pink hollyhock, white hibiscus, pink Scoggins Rd., Ashburn 31714 912-567- Prince's-feather, four o'clock, $1/tsp., send 2526___________________________ $0.32-ea. post., other. Marie Johnston 912 Variegated liriope, border grass $39/100 Sharpest. Bainbridge 31717 _______ plants, grn. liriope $25/100, daylilies, orange Seeds; white marigol, zinnias, mockor- sgl. & dbl., yellow sgl. Carl Culbertson ange, cleome, cosmos, sweet Williams, four Colbert 706-742-8114 .______________ o'clocks, SASE $1/pk. . R. Bankston Variegated hosta lilies $12/doz.. King Fayetteville 770-461-3008______________ Alfred daffodils $8/doz., $2.50 post: Mrs. Sempervivum-hen & chicks, many var. red, Tilley Rte. 3, Box 301, Ellijay 30540_____ plum, purple spider web, $1/ea. ppd., min. Wild plants violets, Christmas fern, Blue order 10 plants. A.F. Mayes 1564 Sandtown Flag iris, Queen Anne's lace, 15/$12. Grace Rd., -Marietta 30060 770-428-1703 Stover 1176 Damascus Rd., Blue Ridge Spider lily bulbs $12/doz., plant now, 30513_______________________________ $1Asp., cleome, silene, yellow hibiscus, peri Zebra grass, yellow flags or beebalm 2/$6 winkle w/SASE. Lavida Childs 170 Mallory ppd., other flowers, also herbs avail. Kathy Dr. LaGrange 30240__________ ;______ _ Bell 82 Keetor Rd. Talking Rock 30175 Stella D'Or daylilies, 12/$15 PP. Ouida 706-276-4831_________________________ Craft 770 Rockdale Rd., Canon 30520 706- Zinnia seeds, $0.50 w/SASE, white,.pas 376-4442_____________________________ tels, mxd., also sgl. pinwheel, Persian carpet, Sunflower seed 3 pkg. cut flower var./$6, star zinnias. Lee Rogers Rte. 4, Box 4057 white marigold $2.50/more lge. SASE. Danielsville 30633 _________________ Monica Naughtin 4660 Whispering Woods Zinnia, narrow leaf, white drought resistant Dr. Gumming 30130 ________________ $1 w/SASE. H. Cummins 1892 Hatton Ford Thinning sev. hundred Christmas trees, Rd.,- Hartwell 30643 you cut/remove-no charge, I cut-$1/tree; can use as fish attractors. B. Purcell Flowers Wanted Clarkesvilie 706-754-4134______________ Touch-me-not, giant sunflower, baby's breath, mix daylilies, hibiscus, hollyhock, money plant $1/Tbsp.-SASE. Jean Stacey 2002 Old Newnan Rd., Carrollton 30116- Want free/cheap young dogwoods, willing to dig in woods myself, any other blooming young trees or wildflowers. S. Baxter LaFayette 706-638-7472________________ 8033 Ads cannot be called in by phone. Want start of golden glow. Mary Cooley 100% pure Ga. cane syrup, no addi Sterile grass carp, 8-11" & 11-14" channel 3563 Greenway Dr., Marietta 30060 770- tives/preservatives, case of 12 fifths/$60, del. catfish fingerlings, 3" & up, hybrid bream, 432-0942 Joe Boone P.O! Box 265 Toomsboro free & prompt dely., qty. disc. Mike Buford 31090 912-933-5771_______________ - Cordele 912-273-4150_________________ MISCELLANEOUS Brown yd. eggs $0.75 per doz. Mary Harris Sterile grass carp/$6.50 ea., channel cat Marietta 770-422-8142_________________ fish fingerlings, bluegill, shellcracker; red FOR SALE Brown yd. eggs, from unmedicated, semi- breast, hybrid bream, dely. avail. Paul free range hens, $1.50/doz. Angela Stone Williams Hawkinsville 912-892-3144_____ Dawsonville 706-265-1375______________ Sterile grass carp, channel catfish finger // you have questions regarding ads in this Grain fed beef, top qlty., drug free, $0.80 lings, bluegill, shellcracker & redbreast. Don category, cat! Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. lb. on hoof or $1.50/hanging wt., taking Tucker Chula 912-831-5735 ________ The Miscellaneous for Sale category includes the following subcategories: bees, honey and supplies; thing to eat; herbs; fish, worms and supplies; fertiliz ers and mulches; firewood; and oddities. Only one ad per household is permitted in the Miscellaneous for Sale category. Bees, Honey & Supplies `95 Sourwood honey, gal., qt. & case for sale. Robert W. Hill 4580 Tench Rd., Suwanee 30174 770-945-0018 27 healthy bee colonies, 50. triple & 125 sgl. nuc boxes, extra brood & supra boxes, bee equip. George Kindle Gainesville 770536-0228 Fresh, pure & nat. tupelo honey, produced orders. H.W. Berryman Tallapoosa 770- 574-8738 _______________________ . Grain finished beef sides, cut, wrapped, ready for your freezer. Ken McMichael Monticello 706-468-2442_______________ Irish potatoes to eat or to plant, Kenebec or reds. Dean Tritt Suches 706-747-2891 Mayhaws for making jelly, we pick $10/gal., place order now. Valarie Jones Pelham 912-294-0293__________________ Nice pecans, mostly havles $5/lb., $1.50 post. Irene Burrows Rte. 3, Box 57B, Case St. Trenton 30752____________________ Yard eggs, so fresh, free range, some green Araucana, gourmet qlty., $1/1/2 doz. Dennis Grartey Ha 706-789-2935 Herbs Sterile grass carp, qty. disc., evg. pickups by appt. Mon.-Sat., Metro. Atlanta or statewide dely., call 9 am.-9pm. Del Chapman McDonouqh 770-957-8916 Sterile grass carp, bluegills, taking orders for bass fingerlings; qty. disc., pickup Atlanta area or statewide dely. avail. Randy Cooper Newnan 770-304-2008_________________ Sterile grass carp $6/ea., qty. disc., statewide dely. catfish, bream and bass avail, on request. Barbara Boggs Ervin Athens 706-548-3637 800-321-9152 Sterile grass carp, channel catfish, finger lings, bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast, dely. avail., pick-up by appt. only. Danny Austin Roberta 912-836-4938________________ _ Sterile grass carp, channel catfish finger lings, bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast hybrid in Ga., $22.95/gal. postpaid. R. Mercer 20 Peachtree Ct., Moultrie 31768 912-8901163 912-985-2395 New & used frames cond. & supers, all sizes, excluders, etc., $300 firm. W. Fannin Griffin 770-227-7350 One 6 frame honey extractor, elec, opera tion, other equip. H.L. Carter Sr. 129 Overbrook Dr. LaGrange 30240 706-8827859 Sourwood honey $22/gal. at farm, $26/UPS, qts./$6.50 at farm, $8.50 UPS. Lloyd Allison 183 Allison Honey Ln. Cleveland 30528 706-865-4485 Used bee equip, hives, supers, frames, etc. Albert G. Bennett Rte. 4, Box 4253 Danielsville 30633 706-795-3397 Used bee equip. 4 frame extractor, cap ping tank, suits, hoods, hive bodies & supers & more, $500. Jim Springer Cloudland 706398-3872 Used bee equip, in good cond., make offer. Bill Callaway Gumming 770-887-4443 Will collect honeybee swarms, free, $30/fee, trap out of bldgs. & hollow trees, Alma area. James L. Thomas Alma 912632-8469 '94 lge. Elephant garlic cloves 8/$15 w/$1.50 post.; Elephant garlic bulblets, nest ing onions 10/$2 w/SASE, 2 stamps. Emily Waters 18 Seminole St. Savannah 31406 `95 hot pepper seeds, yellow squash or tabasco pepper seed, 35 seeds/$1 w/SASE. Mrs. Itson Rte. 1, Box 90 Pelham 31779 Cert, organic aloe & other herbs for sale, in 4" & gal. pots, no shipping. F. Moorehead Elberton 706-213-0455_________________ Chocolatemint, doublemint, rose and white bee balm, lemon grass $1/ea., $2.50 post. Debbie Payne, 413 N. Central Ave., Blackshear 31516 912-449-6949________ Clean ratsbane, queen of the meadow, 4 lb. lardbox/$8 or 3/$20 ppd. Mrs. W.C. Fowler Rte. 6, Box 700A Ellijay 30540 Comfrey roots, 10/$10 ppd., instr. on request. Darleen Scholta 1043 Greenwood Rd,, Hartwell 30643 ________________ Dry catnip, qt. bag/$4, or 2/$7 postage paid. V.M. Aaron 45 CherryLog Lane Blue Ridge 30513_________________________ Elephant garlic plants from composted soil w/o herbicides-pesticides, sel. $4.50/doz., $2 post.-2 doz./less. E.L. Poole 240 Tom Summers Rd., Americus 31709_________ bream, free dely. Ringo Merritt Waynesboro 706-554-0182 ___________ Superior hybrid bream, bluegill bream, shellcrackers, channel catfish fingerlings, sterile grass carp, bass, dely. avail. Tony Chew Manchester 706-846-3657________ Taking orders for channel catfish finger lings, channel broods, 3 Ibs./up, blue cat's 4 Ibs./up, live dely. avail. Bill Bullock Winder 770-307-4831 . Fertilizers & Mulches 100% quail manure, great for landscaping and gardens, you load and haul, free yr. rnd. Mr. Travis Rex 770-507-0621____________ A+ composted horse manure w/shavings, lge. pickup, del., 3 month/$39, 1 yr. "Garden Gold" $49. Chip Salem Alpharetta 770-6647924________________________________ Aged cow manure, black-gold, $25/load. Julius Brodgan Duluth 770-476-5621_____ Aged horse manure mxd. w/wood shav ings, $5/pick up, you load. Robin Landers Stockbridge 770-957-2754_____________ Aged horse manure mxd. w/shavings, $5/pickup, you load, call night & weekend 770-487-2850. Claudia Green Peachtree Will remove honeybees, hanging swarms in Gwinnett, Walton & Rockdale Cos., free of charge; have bee hives for sale. Joe Mauldin Loganville 770-466-2754 Things To Eat Hot old time cowhorn pepper seeds, 7-8" long, $1/pk. w/SASE. Leonard Hill 2395 Ridge Rd., Dallas 30132 770-459-0434 Imported hot pepper, 2 doz. seeds, grow 14", send $3 SASE. D. Nixon 1053 Cowan St, Macon 31201____________________ City 404-755-4597_____________________ Attention growers, gardeners--free aged horse manure/shavings, will load, easy access or del. Alpharetta area. Keith MacRae Alpharetta 770-410-0868_______ Baled pine straw, very clean, approx. 30" `95 crop, dried apples, $4.50/per lb., also, dried peaches $5.50/lb., includes shipping. Olena Adams Rte. 2, Box 391 Ellijay 30540 `95 pecans, mostly halves, $4.50/lb., plus post. Louise Williams 90 Japonica St., Flintstone 30725 706-820-2070 Oregano, catnip, bee balm, chocolate mint, plants 8/$10 PP. Mrs. H.E. Barrett 5882 Galley Dr. Clermont 30527 404-983-7886 Rooster spur peppers, great for pepper sauce, 25 pods/$1 w/SASE. M.L. Powell Box 613 Jackson 30233 770-775-5791_______ Sweet cowhorn STsWeet Japanese pepper bales, dely. avail, on lge. qty., wholesale priced. Nick Potts Jefferson 706-367-4054 Composted horse manure & shavings, one yr. or older, $100 dump truck load, 15 mi. radius. Thomas Tucker Lithia Springs 770941-2354_____________________________ Free fertilizer, aged horse manure mxd. Bulletin Calendar Guidelines seeds $1/pkg. w/SASE, cash only. Mrs. Carl Connell 284 Ten Oaks Rd., Buchanan 30113 Fish & Supplies w/shavings, all you can haul, easy access for loading. Tony Schuble Canton 770-479- 3033 __________________________ Free aged manure mxd. w/lime & shav ings, great for greening up your grass or fer To submit a notice for inclusion in the Market Bulletin's Calendar of Events, follow these guidelines: Please mail notices at least three weeks prior to the date of event. Items will be published two weeks prior to their occurence in the calendar. Equine events should be included in the quarterly horse edition and should not be Albino catfish for sale. Jason Holyoak P.O. Box449 Alapaha 31622 912-532-6495 All size improved channel catfish avail.; 24", 4-6", 6-8" & eating size. J.H. Holyoak Rte. 1 Alapaha 31622 912-532-4223_________ Bream, Ga. Giants, copperheads, bluegill, shellcrackers, improved channel catfish, Fla. bass, sunbass, rainbow trout. Ken Holyoak Rte. 1 Alapaha 31622 912-532-6135 Catalpa fish-bait trees, $2-$3 in gal. pots, no shipping. Earl Swindell Rte. 3, Box 365,Hwy. 196-Long, Glennville 30427 912654-2458_________ ;__________ ________ Catfish egg hatching equip., hatching jars tilizing garden, del., $30/truck load. Tony Guzzo Taylorsville 770-684-9634_______ Free aged horse manure mxd. w/shavings, you load and haul, easy access. Wes Jennings Alpharetta 770-475-6087______ Free horse manure shavings mxd., bagged, sealed, dry weather only, conv. Roswell, Alpharetta, Canton, Gumming, Ive. msg. O. Culp Woodstock 770-664-5181 Free horse manure mxd. w/shavings. you load and haul, easy access. Sandy Bryant Lawrenceville 770-972-0234 Free horse manure. S. Lukitsch 170 Pritchett Dr. Woodstock 770-592-9156 resubmitted for publication again in the calendar. If a change in the date, time, etc. is necessary, we will be happy to include the notices again as a correction. Calendar announcements should be as close to 20 words as possible and include the fol lowing information: date, time, name of event, location, and name and telephone number for further information. When submitting multiple listings, please submit events taking place on different dates on separate sheets of paper. (All sheets may be mailed in the same envelope, however). When submitting a notice requesting handicraft exhibits, etc., please specify when you would like the request to be published; other wise, it will be included approxi mately one month before the event takes place. If you have questions regarding the Bulletin's Calendar of Events, call Randy Cox at 404-656-3682. $50/ea., 2 troughs. $50/ea., 1 hatching Horse manure w/shavings, free, you load, trough/$200; channel catfish fingerlings, barn in Loganville. Cary Christoffersen bass, other, Gary Bailey Franklin 770-854- Lawrenceville 770-962-9942 770-466-9273 4862________________________________ Horse manure mxd. w/shavings, you load, Channel catfish fingerlings 4-6", 6-8", also $5/pickup, all you can haul. T. Pruett Rex sev. 1000 lbs. ave., 1 1/4 lb. Orville Carver 770-968-8555________________ _ Douglas 912-384-5090_________________ Mulch hay, lge. bales. John Marlowe 1855 Channel catfish fingerlings, sterile grass Hwy. 324 Dacula 30211 770-945-4872 carp/$6.50, statewide dely. or farm pickup, Pine straw, bright red, clean, tight bales, call to order bass & bream, qty. disc. Randy lge. qty. at wholesale prices, dely. avail. L. Bennington Gumming 770-889-9341_____ Minish Jefferson 706-367-4568_________ Channel catfish fingerlings, 4-6", 12 cents Pine straw, top qlty., lge., clean, golden ea. and up. Ed Hitt 636 Chamblin Rd., bales, $275 del. H. Argroves Greenville Grovetown 30813 706-863-1620 706-672-4021 ___________________ Channel catfish fingerlings, treated, grad Rabbit manure, free, you load and haul. ed, farm pickup or dely. avail. Jimmy Sims Thomas Green Grayson 770-985-4619 Winder 770-867-2879__________________ Rabbit pellets $2.50 per 5 gal. bucket, will Channel, bluegill, shellcracker fingerlings, not burn plants. J. Throckmorton dely. avail., other. Robert Brown Brooks Douglasville 770-489-8923_________ ' 770-719-8039____________ Frozen catalpa worms, $1 per doz. or $0.75 if 20 doz. or more taken. Joe Mask Fayetteville 770-461-7068_______________ Hybrid red worms, lol of worms in beds, sell by beds or gal., bait size $40/10,000, will ship. Barbara Kight Alley 912-583-4151 Rainbow trout, lge. sizes & fingerlings, farm pickup or dely. Ted Logan Ellijay 706635-2848_________ Topsoil from farm, also aged sawdust, can del. and work w/Bobcat. Jerry Wiley Dallas 770-459-8039________ Wheat straw, rolls or sq. bales, $1.75, dely. avail. Bruce Henderson Albany 912436-5179_______ _____________________ Wheat straw, rolls or square bales'$1.75 per sq. bale, rolls $15, dely. avail. Scott Council Camilla 912-294-1085 Red wigglers postpaid, bait size, $14/lb., bedrun $12/lb., volume disc, avail. Lucy Brantley 693 Lott Rd., Douglas 31533 912384-4743 ________________________ Red worms, extra lge. bait size, hand counted, $14/1000 plus post. Betty Shelton Oddities '95 Corriedale fleeces, white, well-skirted, beau, for handspinning or felting, $3-$4/lb., whole fleeces. G. Maraman Monroe 770267-7102_________ 232 Oak Mtn. Rd. Waverly Hall 31831 706- Gourds for sale, Martin, bluebird, craft, will 582-2468 ship. Mr. Maxwell Royston 706-245-4218 Wednesday May 1, 1996 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 Gourds, sev. diff. sizes, for Martins or crafts. Hoyt Howard 4720 Watson Rd. Gumming 30130 770-887-2039 _________ Herbal soaps 4 oz. bars, all vegetable, tan gerine or oatmeal, $2 per bar plus $2.75 shipping. Mary Waters Macon 912-9861287______________________ __________ Homemade lye soap, no additives, 12 bars/$10, add $2.50 post, allow 2 wks. M.B. Harvey 6816 Wrigtitsboro Rd., Harlem 30814 706-556-9397___________________ Want used small scale poultry processing equip, for 12 yr. old boy. K. Wehner Thomasville 912-227-1403 Want wood burning cook stove, reservoir & warmer, good cond. William Roberts 6717 Want wood stove w/blower, Ive. msg. Len Burqamy Milledgeville 912-452-4997 Garden Space Columbus Market Sets Annual Recipe Contest A search is underway for "winning" recipes featuring Georgia-grown foods. For those who love to cook, there is a great opportunity to show off your culinary talents in the Annual Columbus State Farmers' Market Fair and Recipe Contest. If you have a favorite main dish, side dish or dessert recipe which uses Georgia-grown foods, the Columbus State Farmers' Market invites you to enter. The contest will be held on June 29, in Columbus, Georgia. Prizes will be awarded to 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd place in three categories. Plan to attend; there will be fun activities for all ages. Martin & bluebird gourds, cut, cleaned, $2/ea., plus $5.50/doz. shipping & hdlg.-Ga. orders. Glenn Toole 9815 Hwy. 231 Harrison 31035 912-552-6067__________ Mohair, great for doll hair, other crafts, 1 qt./$2 ppd., washed, larger qty. avail. E. Allison P.O. Box 295 Maysville 30558 706652-2864________ _____________________ Shiitake mushrooms, grow your own, mature logs ready to fruit $25, newly inoculated $15. K. Hawkins Dalton 706-259-9310 if you have any questions reagarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney 404-651-9084. Want someone to share rich N. Atlanta garden space for vegetables, everything fur nished. Joanne Tebbel Atlanta 404-6366385 Want space for small garden in the Atlanta, Decatur or College Park area in exchange for vegetables. Mr. Wright Atlanta 404-349-1094 Official Contest Entry Form Columbus State Farmers' Market 318 10th Avenue Columbus, Georgia 31901 Saturday, June 29, 1996 Registration: 12:00 p.m. Judging 1:00 p.m. Please print or type and return with a copy of your recipe to Columbus State Farmers' Market Recipe Contest, 328 Agriculture Building, Atlanta, Georgia 30334. Contest entries must be postmarked no later than May 22. Miscellaneous Wanted Notices Please review the contest rules listed below. Want pulverizer, must be in good cond. Fifteen finalists in each category will receive confirmation by phone. For more information, call the and reas. priced. Ruth Parker Dawsonville if you have question regarding ads in this Columbus State Farmers' Market at (706) 649-7448 or 7449. 706-265-2731_______ __________________ category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. Want 250 to 500 gal. SS dairy tanks, call Name :____________________;______________________________ .______ Age :______ Ive. msg. W.W. Gault 537 First Ave. Columbus 31901 706-324-5309_________ Want 500 gal. propane tank, must be in good cond. Pat Hanus Covington 770-784- Sold out of spider flower seeds; also, will J. Story send SASE for seeds. C. Contreras 380 Wentworth Downs Ct. Duluth 30155 Address:_____ City :__________________________________ State: Zip: 7504_________________________________ Out-of-State Wanted Home Phone: (_ Want Muller high performance milk cooler 1000. 1250, good cond. Scotty Hicks Carrollton 770-854-4370________________ Want Oncini pepper plants. Lynn Garland if you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. Work Phone : (_ Check One : Main Dish. Side Dish Dessert Milledgeville 800-659-6763_____________ Want Peter pepper seeds or plants, call . collect or write. Jimmy Toole Danielsville 706-795-2522_________________________ Want brick, prefer solid about 200. Russell Knick Buford 770-945-0581_____________ Want clean fill dirt dumped on my prop. Bill Nantz 5241 Waits Dr. Mableton 770-9487133_________________________________ Want fish to stock new pond on my prop., will pay reas. rates; want clean pine straw, 30 bales. A. Brown Jackson 770-504-9507 Want dbl. section drag harrow and 6 or 7' rock rake for 3 pt. hitch, Ive. msg. David Macijewski Anderson SC 864-261-3743 Want to buy Kubota diesel 60" belly mower, turf tires, call aft. 6:30 pm. Jerry Mayette Marathon FL 305-743-2142 Want tractor 40-110 hp., w/wo front end loader. Bill Hall Island Grove FL 352-4660870 Firewood Occupation: _________ Recipe Title : THE COLUMBUS STATE FARMERS' MARKET ANNUAL RECIPE CONTEST OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 1. The Columbus State Farmers Market Annual Recipe Contest is a recipe contest where participants prepare original recipes includ ing at least one fresh Georgia-grown product (see list below) and bring the dish and a serving utensil to the Columbus State Farmers' Market for sampling. The contest will be held in Columbus on Saturday, June 29. Registration begins at 12:00 p.m. at the M & M Building and judging begins at 1:00 p.m. 2. Each recipe must include a principle ingredient of at least one fresh Georgia-grown product. Recipes which ordinarily contain eggs Want good used chicken incinerator, lge. cap. accepted. Joe Robinson Jasper 770893-4489 Want hydraulic ram. David Medford Atlanta 404-261-9633 Want metal farm garden gate w/side sup porting posts, approx. 3' wide, 4' high; also, millstones. Letsa Marietta Atlanta 404-8722888 Want millstone from grist mill, will pay reas. price & pick up. H.J. Hine Conyers 404-897-7566 Want old primitive log barns, old farm houses' etc.' Jerry Mealor Commerce 706 540-5664 Want old bldgs., barns, other, will pay for suitable structures. K. Moore Bar CM AgriService Gray 912-986-1957____________ Want portable cement mixer, greenhouse frames. Art Collins Commerce 706-3356422__________________ ______________ All firewood advertised in the Market Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's personally owned property. In addition, by law, terms such as face cord, rack, pile, truckload, etc., cannot be used to advertise firewood. Advertisers must use the standard unit of measure, the cord, when specifying the amount of firewood for sale. Free firewood, 5 trees, oak & pecan, you cut up/you pick up. S. Crawford Atlanta 770922-0987 404-257-1470 . Ftee oak firewood, cut Jo. 24" lengths, 2-3 _ cds. on ground. E. Levan Tucker 770-9343472 Timber tf you have questions regarding ads in this category call, Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. and milk must also include another Georgia-grown product as the principle ingredient. If using meat, chicken or fish, include at least 1 pound per recipe. If using fruit, vegetable, nut or other Georgia-grown commodity, include at least 1 cup per recipe. Participants may enter as many times as they wish but only one recipe may be chosen as a finalist. Follow the rules for each category entered. Previous winning recipes from the Columbus State Farmers' Market Recipe Contest are ineligible to win the current contest. 3. Recipes should be typed or neatly handwritten on one side of 8.5x 11 paper. The participants' name, address, phone number and recipe category and recipe title Should be typed or neatly handwritten on the back of each page. Participants are expected to follow good food safe ty measures. Heating and refrigeration is the responsibility of the participant. 4. Recipes will be judged on taste, originality and use of Georgia products. Fifteen finalists in each category will be selected by the Georgia Department of Agriculture and invited to bring their prepared dish to the contest. Finalists will be notified of their acceptance via telephone by June 12. 5. Prizes will be awarded to 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd place, in each of three categories. Total prize money to be awarded is $900 ($300 per cat egory--1st $150; 2nd $100; 3rd $50). In case of a tie, the recipe best incorporating Georgia-grown products wins. All prize money will be awarded at the event. All taxes on prizes are the winners' sole responsibility. Winners will be required to sign a release relinquishing all rights to winning recipes and understand and agree that the winning recipes will be used to generate print and broadcast publicity. Failure to comply will result in disqualification. 6. All participants must be Georgia residents. Participants must be 16 years of age or older. Food professionals and restaurants are not eligible to participate. Employees of the Georgia Department of Agriculture and their families are not eligible to participate. The Georgia Department of Agriculture is not liable or responsible for any unanticipated effects of the contest due to inaccurate announcements or implementation of the contest by respective media, on-air talent, or agents not in accordance with instructions. 7. Georgia-grown products include, but are not exclusive to: Want small cotton gin, 40 saw or less in - Apples Eggs Peanuts Southern peas wood case. J. Henderson Dawsonville 770- Free 15 A, more/less timber & pulpwood, Bell peppers Field peas Pecans Sweet com 887-5607 ____________ ;__________ _ mostly pine, in exchange for destumping & Beef Greens Pole beans - Sweet potatoes Want small grist mill that I will power by a 48" waterwheel w/10" cups. Cliff Wallace Macon 912-471-3700___________________ Want some 2 gal. jugs w/big tops, at least 4" across, maybe 1 gal. jugs, also. M. Upchurch 46 Upchurch Rd., McDonough piling in windrows, Pickens/Dawson Co. line. David Neighbours Jasper 706-692-5315 ' Rabun 150 A. beau, hardwoods, last Ga. Blue Ridge, private hands, joins National Forest. C. H. Wharton Clayton 706-8964541 Blueberries Honey Pork Tomatoes Cabbage Lima beans Poultry Vidalia Onions Cantaloupe Milk Pumpkins Watermelons Cucumbers Okra Snap beans Zucchini Eggplant Peaches Squash 8. To enter, participants must submit an entry form with a copy of each recipe enclosed -- postmarked no later than May 22-- to the 30252 770-957-4709 _____________ Corrections Georgia Department of Agriculture. Mail entry form and a typed Or clearly printed copy of your recipe as described in Paragraph 3 above, Want to buy yellowroot. H.P. Dial 1791 Harbins Rd,, Dacula 30211 770-963-4470 Want to buy rolls of wheat, rye or oat straw. Phillip Jennings Soperton 912-529- 4524 ___________________________ Chairs caned, backs and/or bottoms replaced in your chairs, rockers, and stools, qlty. work, reas. prices, two locations, Covington and Crawfordville. Sandra Akins to Columbus State Farmers' Market Recipe Contest, 328 Agriculture Building, Atlanta, Georgia 30334 or fax it to (404) 656-9380. There is no contest entry fee. The Georgia Department of Agriculture is not responsible for lost, late, misdirected, damaged, incomplete or illegible enfries. Contestants must also submit a typed or written copy of their recipe when checking in at the registration booth on the day of the con test, or they will hot be eligible. .. Want to buy old millstone, will pick up, Ive. msg. Hank Davis Athens 706-549-2976 2145 C-Pace Street Covington 30209 706456-2134 Market Watch Cattlemen's Association Want two lge. "live catch" wild hog traps. Roger Cobb 5240 Hadaway Rd., Kennesaw 10 A. farm w/8-stall barn avail, for lease, water, elec, avail. R. Seth Jonesboro 770- (Continued from Page 12) Holds Annual Ag Expo 30152 770-422-2985___________________ 603-0620 cattle-feeding belt of the Midwest calves. Only about one-third of the The Clarke-Oconee Cattle Want used calf creep feeder, 600 lb. feed For lease, 5-stall horse barn, w/extras. R. cap! or 1000 lb., reasonable, prefer w/in 100 Greene Fort Valley 912-827-0624 mi. Bowman, no junk. Robert R. Evans Please include area codes with phone and plains area of the country have price decline is attributable to the 6 to pay more, Georgia feeder cattle ` percent larger beef supply pro men's Association will hold its second annual Agricultural Bowman 706-245-4185 numbers in advertisements. producers get less for their feeder duced the first Of this year. Exposition Saturday, May 4 at "Pick Your Own" Produce Form Cattle producers with enough Hillsman's Beefmaster Farm on pasture to carry calves through Route 15, seven miles south of summer may want to consider Watkinsville. Several breeds of A listing of pick-your-own fruit and vegetable operations will be featured in the Market Bulletin May 29. stockering even heavy weight feed cattle will be on display, and If you have fruits and vegetables that you would like included in this listing, submit this form to our ers. Due to the high feed cost, admission is free. There will be office by May 15. heavy weight feeders bring about over 40 booths advertising equip When submitting your notice, please include your information as illustrated in the sample below: as much per pound as lighter ment, goods and services related to County____________________________ ____________________ _____________ Name ________________________ Address _________________________________________________________ Crop______________________________ ____________ ___________________ Approx. Availability Phone Comments Sample: HAZARD CO. John Doe Route 1, Homewood Strawberries May 15 404-000-0000 Open 8 am-4 pm week days; bring containers Special Note: Just because your operation was included in our last pick-your-own listing does not guaran tee that it will be printed in the May 29 edition. To be included in the new listing, you must resubmit your pick-your-own information in writing to the Market Bulletin office. weights. The major risk for such a cattle. strategy will be dependent on the Other businesses which will be size of the corn crop. An average represented at the field day include growing year likely will produce feed and mineral companies, semen enough of a decline in corn prices sales, farm buildings, fencing, farm to at least stabilize calf prices this equipment, tractors, trucks, cattle fall. A good crop actually could sales, farm equipment rentals and strengthen prices over spring lev farm lending institutions. els. Of course a poor crop will only Georgia Commissioner of make matters worse. Agriculture Tommy Irvin will be Market Watch provided courtesy this year's guest speaker. of Extension Agricultural Economics, Cooperative Extension This event is open to the public Service, College of Agricultural & and will run from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 Environmental Sciences, University p.m. For more information, call of Georgia. Cliff Ward at (706) 769-7223. Page 12 May Garden Chores Now is a great time to supplement your perennials with annual bedding plants. For sunny areas, try planting vinca, salvia, petu nias and ornamental peppers. If you have shady areas, consider brightening them up with plantings, of coleus, impatiens and begonias. May is a good time to repair worn spots in warm-season grasses, such as cen tipede, Bermuda, St. Augustine and Zoysia. Although you can sow seed, you may want to use sod. This will not only be easier, but it will fill in the bare spots immediately without your having to wait for the seed to come up. Also, seed may not be the same variety as the grass you have now, and the lawn will end up looking like a patchwork quilt. Don't forget to stake tall perennials and bulbs. Plants that may require support include gladiolus, dahlias, hollyhocks and lilies. Although you can purchase stakes from nurseries or lawn and garden centers, you can make your own from your prunings of trees and shrubs. These will provide the support needed, and they will not be as con spicuous as store-bought stakes. Now is the time to set out plants of pepper, sweet potato, tomato and egglant. You also can plant seeds of warm season crops such as carrots, corn, lima beans, okra, squash, cantaloupe and watermelon. If you've planted deciduous trees and shrubs this spring and the new shoots seem weak or the plants show no sign of growth, you may need to prune them. Prune back each branch tip a few inches. This should retain the natural form of the plant while stimulating it into growth. Also, remember to water the plants well during dry spells. To stimulate the blooming of crape myrtles this summer, fertilize them now with 5-10-10 or 8-8-8. May through September are critical months for azaleas and camellias. Be sure they have adequate water during this period. Never let the soil around them dry out. Begin this month watering them once or more a week if necessary. Eggs (Continued from Page 1) refrigeration until you purchase them. Georgia law requires eggs be kept at 45 degrees F. or lower until sold. To main tain the eggs' freshness, refrigerate your eggs as soon as possible, because, if left out, eggs will age more in one day at room temperature than in one week in the refrigerator. Governor Zell Miller has recognized the importance of the egg industry to Georgia's economy and honored us pro ducers by proclaiming the month of May as Egg Month in Georgia. By doing so, he joins governors throughout the nation in observing the month. Georgia is the seventh largest egg producing state based on layer numbers and sixth based on total production. As president of the Georgia Egg Association. I represent a trade group of all egg producers, hatchery men, and egg handlers who combine their efforts to maintain high-quality eggs, to promote beneficial legislation, and to protect against unscrupulous trade practices. It is also my pleasure to serve as a board mem ber of the Georgia Egg Commission, established in 1961 for the purpose of pro motion, education^ and research. The Commission is not a state agency and receives no tax money. Financial support is derived solely from a producer-paid assessment. It is from the Georgia Egg Commission that you obtain free egg information and recipes by sending a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to May Egg Month, Georgia Egg Commission, 16 Forest Parkway, Forest Park, GA 30050. As a Georgia egg producer, I natu rally feel that the "`Good Egg From Georgia" is the best egg available. We insist on quality, and we want you to insist on it, too. THE MARKET BULLETIN Market Watch Outlook Briefs Wheat Market Situation. July wheat futures have pushed above $5.80 for the first time since the early 1970s. The com bination of low beginning stocks, strong demand and fears about new crop grow ing conditions have ignited prices. In the past month, July delivery future prices have moved up over $1.40 a bushel dri ven by deteriorating crop ratings. The entire grain complex has surged ahead, led by old crop wheat and com markets. The supply-demand balance is the tightest since the end of World War II with projected beginning stocks of only 305 million bushels. According to the March Planting Intentions Report, U.S. farmers anticipate seedings to total 73.1 million acres, up 5.7 percent from last year. If these plantings occur and yields average 36 bushels per harvested acre, a crop of 2.27 billion bushels would be pro duced. Total supplies would be 2,57 bil lion bushels, down about 180 million bushels from last year. Demand would have to be rationed tighter in this, market ing year than last and total use would have to near the 2.36 billion bushel level to pro vide for minimum carryover stocks. Prices will remain high by historical standards to assure that rationing does occur. Prices will remain near or above the $5 level until users are assured of a reasonable crop this summer. Any further threats to the already-damaged crop will allow prices to move higher still. Georgia growers should use these excellent prices to lock in good profits on the 1996 crop. A forward pricing strategy with contracts will assure excellent sell ing prices. It is risky to consider storage with prices at these high levels, thus sales of all the crop at or before harvest is advised. Re-entry into the market with purchased calls or long futures would allow for the chance of higher prices after harvest at lower risk than storage. Corn Market Overview. New crop corn prices have been very volatile recently and are likely to remain that way until the crop is past the pollination stage. Look for higher new crop prices on the December contract with any weather threat. Old crop cash corn prices in Georgia have topped $5 for the first time in memory. Use these bids to clean out the bins for excellent profits. Soybean Market Situation. Soybean markets have engaged in a bidding war for acreage against strong cotton and com prices across the mid-south and southeast. Look for continued strength and volatility to continue over the next two months until crop projects are more certain. Use new crop bids of $8 or better to forward price 1996 production. Peanut Quota Set, Supplies Could Be Tight. USDA announced the 1996 national quota at 1.1 million tons -- down 18.5 percent from last year. This excludes seed, however. In addition to the basic quota of 1.1 million tons, producers will be given a 1-year temporary quota equal to the farmer's stock equivalent of seed need ed to plant their crop. Including seed, the 1996 quota will be about 12 percent below last year. Under provisions of the new Farm Bill, USDA must now set the quota at a level to meet U.S. edible demand while also considering available inventory of previous crop peanuts .and imports of peanuts and peanut products. Farmers have typically produced and marketed 95 percent or less of the available quota, how ever. This would place delivered supplies at no more than 1.04 million tons. Food use, including imports, for the 1995-96 crop year ending July 31 currently is esti mated at just under 1 million tons. Total production (both quota and additional) could reach 1.7 million tons. If quota sup plies are short, safeguards allow uncon tracted additional to be purchased from CCC loans and for export contract addi tional to be diverted to the U.S. market. Cotton Market Showing No Early Signs of Weakness. Early price opportu nities for the 1996 cotton crop continue to hold strong. The market is very uncertain, however, and growers are urged to price a portion of their expected crop while December futures are 80 cents or better. Cotton prices are holding strong to keep pace with com and soybean prices. There also are early concerns over dry condi tions in west Texas and parts of California and Arizona. Imports from Argentina are expected in late summer and early fall but the quantity and quality is still largely unkonwn. If com and soy bean prices weaken this summer, cotton will tend to fall as well. Favorable grow ing conditions for cotton also would like ly result in softer prices. With an expect ed 10 percent drop in plantings, however, prices will react quickly to any crop prob lems this spring and summer. The 1996 U.S. Crop could reach 19 to 19.5 million bales -- 7 percent above last year. U.S. demand and exports equal to or better than this year would continue to keep stocks tight and prices high. Early price protection is advisable, however, to pro tect against potential weakness. Hog Prices Higher -- But So Is Cost. Georgia hog prices have reached the $50/cwt. basis and look to stay in this range or higher for most of the summer. If not for the high cost of feed, hog produc ers would really be smiling. Prices are now some $13/cwt. higher than at the same point in time as last year with only a 5 percent reduction in pork supplies. In fact, pork production for all of 1996 like ly will drop by only one percent from last year's record pork production. So why the higher prices if not because of reduced supplies -- how about an apparent strong demand from both home and abroad? Normally, each one percent reduction in pork supplies would add around $.50 to $.75/cwt. to live hog prices. The reduced supply of pork accounts for at most $4/cwt. of the $13. Increased packer com petition for slaughter hogs due to new and expanded plants coming on line probably accounts for another $2-$3/cwt. The remaining $6-$7/cwt. can only be the result of people willing to pay higher prices for pork either here or overseas. Last year pork exports were up by 45 per cent as exports eclipsed imports for the first time since World War II. While upto-date trade numbers are sketchy, it's obvious that the world's demand for U.S. pork continues to grow. But it is not like ly that all the demand growth is abroad. At least some of the higher prices has to be the result of a fine appreciation for pork on the plate at home. The only negative for the hog. produc er is the high cost of feed. Unfortunately, higher hog prices have been more than matched by an increase in production cost. If this year's grain crop is a a good one, corn prices will come down some. Provided pork demand remains strong, Georgia hog producers could be back in the black by the fall. Cattlemen Pray for Lower Corn Prices. Georgia cattlemen are paying for high corn prices even though they don't feed a lot of it! Of the approximately $30/cwt. decline in calf prices since last year, about two-thirds is the result of the record high prices cattle feeders have to pay for corn. When cattle feeders in the (Continued on Page 11) Wednesday May 1, 1996 Pick-Your-Own Edition Scheduled for May 29 The Market Bulletin will publish its special Pick-Your-Own Fruit and Vegetable Listing on May 29. If you would like your farm listed in this section, please send your notice to our office by May 15. Your notice should include your name, county, address, approximate availability, telephone number and area code, and any comments on your operation. Any addi tional information provided may be edited due to space limitations. For a sample. pick-your-own form, please see page 11. ag line (Continued from Page 1) I want to install an irrigation system on my farm. Should I use the sprinkler system or micro-irrigation type? Once you decide to install an irri gation system, several important fac tors must be considered before you can decide which system is best for your situation. These factors include: where your farm is located: the crop; the size and shape of your field; your water source; fuel cost and its availability; and whether you are leasing the land or own it. The best source of informa tion in this case is the local county extension agent. *** Last year the mosquitoes were awful. What can I do now to keep them away? Unfortunately, mosquitoes will be back this year just as they have been every other year. Although you cannot completely eliminate them, there are things that you can do to help control the mosquito population in your area. Clean out your gutters -- blocked gut ters hold water and are perfect mos quito nurseries. Old tires, pet dishes, paint cans, flower pot drainage trays, and bird baths also are common mos quito breeding areas. Do not allow water to accumulate in these items or change the water at least twice a week. Mosquitoes will breed any where they can find stagnant water. If you have a guest bathroom that is not used for several weeks at a time, flush it at least twice a week because mosquitoes will lay eggs in the commode. Once you get rid of the mosquito breeding sites on your property, persuade your neigh bors to do the same. This will not elim inate all the mosquitoes in your area, but it will keep the populations at a manageable level. If you have problems or questions concerning products or services regulated by the Georgia Department ofAgriculture, write: Consumer Services, Room 226, Agriculture Building, 19 M.L. King, Jr., Dr., Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4201, or call toll-free, 1-800-282-5852 (statewide), or in metro Atlanta, 404-656-3645. Vidalia Onions (Continued from Page 1) By the mid-1970s, there were more than 600 total acres of Vidalia onions. In 1986, Georgia's state legislature gave the Vidalia onion legal status and defined the 20-county production area.Vidalia onions have a higher water and sugar content than other onions. Best Ways to Enjoy Vidalia Onions Vidalia onions are perfect in a wide variety of salads and sandwiches, where other onions might be overpowering.Top hamburgers and steak with thick slices of Vidalia onions for added flavor and nutrition. For a delicious side dish, Vidalia onions taste great grilled or baked all by themselves.