l,.;."l{I A4oo pI (-~ Visit Our Website IVIARKET BULLETIN GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TOMMY IRVIN,COMMISSIONER Vol. ea'. No. 35 JitJg7 CaldeJt Paulownia Trees Offer Alternative for Farmers My first 13 acres of Paulownia trees were planted in May 1998, were cut off at ground level in March 1999 to permit full root development, and the largest of them is now about 30 feet high and already eight inches in diameter at breast height. Although the average size is smaller because of the unprecedented drought, I'm surprised at their rapid growth, and we've just finished planting another 25 acres inside the city limits of Plains. Originally from China, the Paulownia tomentosa is found in many places in the United States, cominonly established as a beautiful shade tree. The co.mmercial variety on my farm, Paufownia elongata The following article was preparedfor the Market Bulletin by Jimmy Carter, former Georgia governor and 39th president of the United States. 'carolinia', is patented by Carolina Pacific. It grows much more rapidly, has an extremely thin bark, and lumber from it is highly desirable for many construction uses. Classified as a hardwood, it is lightweight but strong, often used as bracing for the hulls of high-speed racing boats, and is very slow to burn. Sandwiched between thin metal sheets, Paulownia provides fire doors that will withstand intense heat for long periods. (Continued on Page 12) The Paulownia tree. shown above with former President Jimmy Carter was planted in May 1998, cut off at ground level in March 1999, and photographed in August 2000. Untrimmed, it is used for shade, not t timber. ? ~. Wednesday August 30, 2000 Copyright 2000 Quality of Fuel Supplies in Georgia Monitored by Fuel and Measures Division Inside ... Advertising Guidelines .....page 2 Ad Form ..............................page 3 Georgia Cooking ..................page 5 Bulletin Calendar .....page 10 The Georgia Department ofAgriculture would like to remind motorists in the state that its Fuel and Measures Division has no control over the price of gasoline, but that it does have a lot to do with the quality of motors fuels that consumers receive and the accuracy of gasoline pumps. In fact, the regulation of motor fuel quality is an important responsibility in the Department's mission to protect consumers and farmers. The Fuel and Measures Division monitors the wholesale distribution and retail sales of a tremendous amount of petroleum products. Georgia currently ranks ninth nationally with annual gasoline sales of over four billion gallons and ranks fifth in diesel fuel marketing with yearly sales exceeding one billion gallons. The Department also inspects aviation fuels and kerosene. Retail gas pumps, terminal and transport. truck meters are tested to assure accurate delivery, and station signs are monitored to verify that advertised prices are the same as those on the pumps. Also, petroleum storage tanks are checked for potential water or contamination problems. Because of these inspections, Georgia motorists have relatively few problems related to fuel quality. The number of gasoline pumps tested out of tolerance has been minimal over the past few years, and much lower percentage-wise than the national average. That kind of quality control is important not only to gasoline consumers but also to Georgia's rural communities where diesel fuel is used in farming operations and home heating. In addition to routine petroleum inspections at retail and distribution points, the Department promptly responds to consumer and industry requests. Although the Division has over 100,000 retail gasoline pumps to monitor, fuel oil inspectors give first priority to consumer complaints. Any suspected instance of adulterated gas, inaccurate pumps or deceptive advertising is immediately investigated, usually within one working day. Samples of products are routinely taken to the fuel oil laboratory in Forest Park, where they are analyzed for compliance with octane rating, volatility and numerous other standards of product quality and performance. Failure to meet quality specifications results in a "stop-sale order," and the product will be locked until the violation is corrected. The petroleum inspection program is designed to protect and benefit both the motorist and retailer. The system has worked so well in Georgia_ that several other states have adopted similar inspection programs. "The Fuel and Measures Division has (Continued on Page 12) ag consumer line Reprinted letter: The italicized portion represents the part of the original consumer response that was omitted from the Aug. 9 Ag ConsumerLine. I am about to replace fescue with another grass with more heat resistance and one that uses less water. I was thinking about ELTORO zoysia. However, since this is a relatively new grass to Georgia I wonder if there are any comparisons available that would compare the various Georgia zoysias against each other. Our warm-season grasses (Bermuda, zoysia, etc.) are quite different in fertilization requirements, shade, and drought tolerance than cool season grasses such as fescue. Auburn University has a publication, which is quite good and compares the different cultivars of zoysia. This publication as well as others can be found at www.aces.edu/dept/extcomm/publications under agriculture; the category is agronomy and soil. The subject is turfgrass. Ifyou do not have internet access, please contact ow office of Consumer Services at 404-656-3645 or 1-800,-282-5852 (statewide) for a printed copy ofthe zoysia comparisons. Bermuda and zoysia are both good grasses. However, Bermuda is somewhat more drought tolerant with the ability to go up to three weeks between irrigation. The hybrid Bermudas are sterile and must be either established by sod or sprigging. Bermuda is aggressive and may invade flower beds, so care and edging may be required. - *** I would like to open a store that sells only aquarium fish. Would I need a pet dealers' license from the Georgia Department of Agriculture? (Continued on Page 11) Commissioner Tommy Irvin held a press conference August 10 to recognize BUBBA burgersTM as the Nation's #1 Best New Beef Product Marketed by a Small Company in the Year 2000, as designated by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. Pictured (left-right): Tommy Irvin, Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture; Walter "Bubba" Eaves, owner of Eaves Foods Inc. and originator of the BUBBA burgerTM; and Eddie Madden, Georgia -state senator from Elberton, home of the BUBBA burgerTM processing plant Page 2 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 Farmers & Consumers Market Bulletin Advertising Guidelines Need adult male to help on horse farm in exchange for horse board, general light work. Dan Foley Cumming 404-229-8433 Responsible arborist & landscaper seeking '52 8N Ford, extra nice,-good rubber, runs great, bushhog, scrape blade, dirt scoop, $3200. Mack Gilreath Summerville 30747 -'-70-'-6'----'-73"""4_-_2-'-92__ 7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _:--_-:- 130 Farmall tractor_ w/all equip. T. C. Yearwood Lizella 912-935-3618 140 Farmall culti., $4300; Ford 5000, $5500/0BO. Earl Batson Pavo 912-859-2712 caretaker position, will pay some rent, '52 Ferguson T030, runs good, needs 15 & 20' bushhog flex mowers, $2300; 15' All Advertisements published in the Market Bulletin must relate to the fanning/agricultural industry or be Friday, or write: Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive, AHanta, preferred areas of South, North Fulton, paint, asking, $2900 nego., located in Metter. Alamo flex mower, hyd. driven, gear boxes, Forsyth, or Dawsonville area. Clint Harris Thomas Dixon Savannah 912-352-4533 $2900. Donnie Council Albany 912-438-5072 a part thereof; any and all item(s) submitted for sale through the BULLETIN must meet at least one of the following criteria: 1) must be produced by the advertiser on his/her own farming operation, 2) must GA 30334-4250 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 Cumming 770-887-3129 Retired, cattle man, college degree, desires full-time work in Lownde.s county area. Bruce Pless Lake Park 912-559-6346 .=.9.:..;12=---'-6""85=---'-5-'-42=-9"----------'52 Ford 8N, good condition, override clutch, 12V, good rubber, $2800. Earl Goldsberry Milledgeville 912-453-9630 15 hp. elec. 6" Berkeley pump motor starter, box new, $2250; 400 GPM sand separator & screen filter, $1500. Jeff Simmons Pineview .=.91""2"""-""'62"-4-~2"-1~7-'-6-,..--,--,..---,,.--,---- be made by the advertiser from materials on than one week. Ads may be published Stable help needed at large barn, full or '52 MF, new 12V, 5/pcs. of equip., runs 15' FMC sidewinder Batwing mower, his/her own farming operation, 3) must be owned and used by the advertiser on his/her own fanning consecutively up to a maximum of four (4) weeks. A new notice must be submitted alter each part-time, feed, turn out, clean stall, must have good, $2700. Dik Klok Po Box 125 Geneva sheltered, good condition, $2750. Philipp exp. with horses. C. Chapman Sharpsburg -=-3-'-18"""1~0~7~0'--6~'5-'-6"'""1_-_75_6_2__ _-,-----,,,.,---- Hanstein Madison 706-342-4886 operation for a period of at least 90 days prior to maximum 4-week period if the advertiser wants 770-251-5960 '53 Ford SN tractor, good condition, runs 16' flatbed trailer, elec. brks., removable offering for sale through the BULLETIN. the advertisement to continue. Ads cannot be Want barn help experience with good, some implements, $3500. Robert side rails, fold up ramps, extra tires/wheels, Businesses, corporations, dealerships or other commercial enterprises are not allowed to advertise taken via telephone. Ads are computer referenced by telephone warmbloods, perferred mornings from 8-11 Trotter Dallas 770-974-1552 $1 ;150. Wayne Coe Talking Rock 706-635- and evenings 5-7. Laura Whartor '53 Ford Golden Jubilee tractor, good cond., .o..7.=.50.=.0~------...,..--..,,.-,----:-c-::-:::-::-- in the MARKET BULLETIN. Commercial is defined number, so ft is essential that the advertiser's Woodstock 770-926-7859 $3500. Don Barr Lawrenceville 770-962- 16' flatbed trailer, good condition, $995 firm. as intended for mass market; handling large quantmes of product for distribution (i.e., more than telephone number be submitted with each ad. Advertisers who' do not want a telephone ~umber Want dependable, experienced individual .=.6.=.94""2"----------.,.---- Alvin Palmer Eatonton 912-968-5244 for row crop farming, year~round work, good '54 Farmall Super M tractor, does not run, 1976 White 10-wheelergrain truck, 10 spd., normal household or farm quantities); supported by printed in their ads should note this fact on the face pay for right person. Gus Moore Resaca 706- hvy. duty pull-type, 5' mower, works, $500 for 20-yd. steel dump, p/s, new _diesel eng., advertisement (i.e., advertisement in publications of the advertisement furnished to the BULLETIN. 629-6929 both, call eves. Sharon Cain Quitman 912- $12,000. J. Blasczyk Douglasville 770-942- other than the BULLETIN; listed as "business" in telephone directories or "yellow pages", etc.). Other There is a 20-word limft for advertisements; name, town, phone number or name and complete Want exp. horse person, English dressage =2.=.63=--..:.7.=.74-'-9"------------- .=.5.=.01-'-8"----------,----,--.,,...,--for private 8 horse barn, live-in caretaker '56 12V Ford tractor w/bushhog, $3900. 2 8x12 corn wagons, good cond., $600 ea. indicators include, but are not limlted to, holding addressmust be included in the 20-word limft. The position, exp. w/faim equip. a must and etc. Terry Senter Flowery Branch 770-967-2815 Bobby Sentry Taylorsville:rl0-684-9064 business licenses and holding regulatory MARKET BULLETIN reserves the right to edft Aimee Woodruff Tallapoosa 770-574-9790 '64 MF dsl. tractor, -runs good, new battery 2 Cole planter, attach. to culti., 1 Super licenses/permits/registrations. notices. 770-574-2232 w/bushhog, $4500 firm. David Spradlin Tomahawk chipper/shredder, 8 hp. Charles The editor has the authority to designate the length Georgia residents only may advertise in the Want experienced barn help or manager for Grantville 770-583-3051 McKuhn Reynolds 478-847-3194 of ads and the number of ads that may be placed MARKET BULLETIN with the following exception: small horse farm. Edwin R. Snell Snellville '67 Ford 3000 dsl. w/loader, bushhog not 2 tractor tires, 40% tread, 13.6x38, by a family unit in any issue of the BULLETIN. out--0f-state residents may advertise only in the 678-725-2344 running, will sell in 3-parts, $4500/obo. Steve $150/obo. David Seagraves Commerce 706- Currently,onlyone(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 publication must be in writing, legible, on a single sheet of paper separate from any other notice, and be accompanied by the name of the category and the name, mailing and street address(es) and telephone number of the person submitting the same. At the end and below the text of the notice, the following statement must be included and signed by the person 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 Out--0f-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 Advertisers who have ads running for more than one week may call to cancel their ads if the ftems sell before the ad expires. To cancel or correct an ad, simply call the department's toll free number, 1-800282-5852, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.. Monday - Friday. Please ask for the person who is responsible for the ad you want to cancel or correct. The person's name and telephone extension can be found under the ad category heading. Cancellations or corrections called in by Friday noon will be reflected in the next issue the following Wednesday. Cancellations or corrections called in after Friday noon are not Want experienced female for part-time work on nice horse farm, can trade horse board. L. Peterson 13985 Hopewell Road Alpharetta 30004 770-751-1056 -Want male for swine operation, housing provided, salary package, 15k-21k. John Walters Barnesville 770-358-2275 Want mature female or couple for light farm work, free rent and salary. Glenda Wilscin Smyrna 404-373C1776 Want part-time, dependable morning help for warm blood stable, grooming, turnouts, and stall cleaning. Pamela Levy Locust Grove 770-957-1603 Want pasture land and row crop land to lease in Oconee county or surrounding counties. Brian Shelnutt Bishop 706-769- Casey McDonough 770-914-8906 404-931..:.40""'9'"'7--------..,----,.----- '74 Ford 5000, great cond., new tires, new paint, 60 hp., $7500. Tracy Tarpley Dublin .=.9_12_-_2_7_2_-5_2_5_6____________ '74 JH Fleetstar 1910 A, S/A tractor, 478, gas, good motor, repairs needed, $1200. Timothy Peifer- Metter 912-685-6853 '82 Case 1390, 70 hp., 1025 hrs., some new parts & 2 tires, needs minor repairs & paint, $9250. E. G. Perkins Springfield 912'-7-"'54..:.-..::3:.::2:.::6.=.9_____________ '85 Case skid loader, like new, 1750 hrs., $7000 firm. Joe Fields 918 Mims St. Savannah 31410 912-897-1985 '86 MF 283, good condition; MF 256 hay rake, good condition. D. W. McEachern .=.33=-5o....-.=.94-'--5'-'8'-----------.,.---,..2 trailers (1) dbl. axle & (1) single, $400 for both or best offer. Roy Alberson Jackson "'""77~0~-7~7.:..;5_-0~2_44-,----,...----.,,---,...,..,.---=--:- 2 wagon wheels, (wood), $120 ea. E. A. Keown LaFayette 706-638-2319 2-row JD culti., spring shank feet, rolling fenders. Junior Watts Cartersville 770-382-=-67~9=-9'-----:-------,...,.--:---:-- 2-row KMC inverter, new blades, vine cutter, $500; 2-row Hustler peanut combine, $3,500, sheltered. Robert Dodson Plains .=.9_12_-..:.82_4_-_5cc60.:..;_1_...,.,,_ _,...,...,-,---.,.,.,----=-2-row Lilliston Hi-cap, $1500. Wayne Sayer Wray 912-359-2043 912-423-9985 2-row Long peanut combine & 2-row Long peanut inverter. Paul Newton Sylvania 912- 0418 Want person to use weed eater, bush hog, and clean stalls_ 6-8 hours week, exp. and refs. required. Lisa Goldman 3010 High Falls Rd. Griffin 30223 770-227-7681 770-227- Fayetteville 770-487-4908 '87 Super L extend-a-hoe, less than 1000 hrs., 4 buckets, $46,000. Ed Shiflett Adel 912-896-2378 ""-,8"-8=9.=.9"'"2o=J-"D-c-o-'-tt-o_n_p-ic_k_e-r,-3-1-0_4_,h_r_.s--2--r-o-w. .=.68=-2"--2=-5'--43"'------------=-20 hp. Scotts garden tractor, 50" cut, 53 hrs. on Kohler eng., $1600. Ed Bowles Locust Grove 770-957-8415 =2.=.o-'-""1"8-'-.0-'-o.:..;o..::_"1b-.'--tr_a.:..;ile_r_,-ta-g-al,--o_n_g_,t.,.h-re_e___,6.,.00.,..,.0 under ad categories before submitting their notices. Note: Due to space limitations, all ad guidelines cannot be listed in the BULLETIN each week. Advertisers who have questions concerning these guidelines may call 1-800-282-5852, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday FARIVJLAND RENT/LEASE If you have questions regatding ads in this effective until orie week after the following We this form to submit your ad. There is a 20-word limit for I advertisements unless otherwise noted under category headings, The 20-word limit includes name, city and phone number or name and complete address. The Market I Bulletin reserves the right to edit notices exceeding the 20-word limit. Only one (1) notice allowed per issue. Advertisers are encouraged to review the advertising I guidelines on page two and under individual category headings before submitting notices for publication. . I Please place the followmg ad under the indicated category: 926-217S 6600 JD combine corn grain headers, $5000. David Hendrix Statesboro 912-5S75571 _ attach., 16 hp. Kohler engine, $SOO. Joseph Watkins Marietta 770-427-6901 Cul'i Cadet mower, 12 hp., 43" cut 122 mdl., exc. older machine, $700. .M. McBlank Jimmy Johnson Rd Warrenton 30S28 706- 4.o..6.::.5::...-=25"'2"'6'------------Front-end lader ftts, JD 4020 & .others, 60- 90 hp., bushhog, 2846 QT, bucket & hay Category:--------------- I I 6600 JD combine, $1000; 444 com head, Dawsonville 770-886-6774 spear, $4500. C. Herndon Brunswick 912- $1500; 25' Taylorway harrow, $5000; 4-row DR all-terrain bushhog, 14 hp. Kawasaki, 222==---=-944-'--"6'------------- I culti., $500; 6300 JD, $24,000. Wayne Dillard elect. start, lights, owner's manual, like new, Front-end loader for Ford 2000, good Tifton 912-3S2-0154 $2000 firm. Jeffrey Gresch Marietta 770- bucket, $750 call aft. 6 pm. Ricky Ussery I 6610 Ford dsl. tractor w/6' rotary mower. E. 971-2695 =D=ub""l"'in.:....::..91.:..:2::...-2.::.7:...::5:....-7:....:6:....:1'-'4_ _ _ _ _ _ __ O. Vaughn Baxley 912-367-2312 DR field bushhog, S hp., low hrs., $800 Front-end loader, industrial type, self- I 7' Taylorway, bushhog, good condition. :irm. Billy Branch Ellijay 706-635-3902 contained, hyd. w/pump, new 5' buckets, fits John Adams Waverly 912-576-417S Deutz Allis GP 250 hay baler, rake & 135 MF, $1200 up. Bill Vaughters Madison I 72" Scagg walk behind, new motor blades, mower, $6500, also tractors & other equip. .:..70.::.6-.::..=34..::2=--=S.:..78.::.7=------------ 1S hp., fields/yards, 5 spd., 1 reverse., $1600. Jeanette Scott Vidalia 912-537-48S1 Generac PTO, generator, 40KW-80KW, I Jeff Holland Dacula 770-339-6557 Enclosed cargo trlr., 7 x 16 dbl. axles, side surge approx. 30 hrs., use, $2750. Johnny 743 Bobcat, 1300 hrs., farm use, exc. door, dbl. rear doors, good cond., $2S50. Seabolt Cleveland 706-865-4480 I condition, $8500, Earl Smith Canton 770- - Grant Richardson Bluffton 912-835-2715 479-42S1 FMC/John Bean 9300 CP sprayer, 1000 7500 Hi-Cap, sheltered, well maintained, gal. 1200 hrs., $47,000. John Flournoy $4500. Chris Mallard 2332 Creek Rd. Girard Byron 912-957-1S72 912-956-5615 Generator Wisconsin eng., 10,000 watts, 14 hp., mdl. S 140 SN 361980. LaVaune Ziegler The Rock 706-647-5234 Gill 5' pulverizer, grt. shape, $425; Wood's I Please provide your telephone number for office reference. The phone number will I not be published unless it is included in the above advertisement. 30426 912-569-9726 Farmall Cub disc harrow, 5' cut, make offer. 4' belly mower, $300; lnt'I Cub Cadet, 108 SOO Ford, 40 hp.,. bushhog, box blade, .Ray Bradley Conyers 770-91S-0623 garden tractor, $575. Scott Odom Buford I trailer, $5475. Lauren Phillips Bogart 706- Farmall Super A w/bushhog turning plow, .:..77:.;0-.::..=945..:::..-..:..7.::.945..:::.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 769-72S1 culti., other equip., needs motor. J. Fincher Graveley 18 hp. garden tractor, hyd. S20 JD, restored to perfection, $9000, call Rome 706-291-9240 driveshaft, 48" mower, 374 hrs. Bernice, I Please include your name and complete address on all correspondence sent to the Bulletin office. - morning or leave message. Rodney Driggers Farman Super A w/culti., planters pull bar, Robertson Hogansville 706-882-9295 706-234-92S1 good tires, lgts., 12V new paint. E. Bailey Graveley garden tractor w/mower whole but S61 Ford dsl., $3500; 6' finish mower, 5' Ball Ground 770-735-3733 does, not run, $100. Cecil Daniels Macon I The following statement must be signed by the advertiser submitting this notice for I publication: bushhog, 5' box blade, $1SOO; 9N Ford, Fella 7' JO disc mower, exc. shape, $2SOO; .::.9..::12=--4'-'"-77,_-6.:::.:...790.::..::._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $1325. Doug Howard Arnoldsville 706-742- 17' hay tedder pull type Kuhn, $2500. L. Grist mill equipment, inside American I I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessary requirements for 9211 Worth Monroe 770-267-6723 Marvel cleaner, Eureka separator, com S65 NH md. hay baler, 9S6 lnt'I tractor. Fertilizer spreader, fair condition, $700. Jim sheller, free if you remove. M. Richmond publication in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. I 0 000 Tracy Thornton Screven 912-579-6575 Overstreet Midville 912-763-3516 W=~:!er~~.;69-~~6~ ., complete rig SN Ford tractor w/4' bushhog, rebuilt Fire plow for 25 to 40 hp. tractor, 3-pt. hitch, engine, $3600. Danny Arrington Hogansville .$400. Tim Shiver Newton 404-696-1613 w/pump, $4500; MF 135 gas, rebuilt last year, Advertiser's Signature II 706-637-9401 Flatbed w/equipment trailer, 8-ton rating, tires, $4750. Gene Hurst Coolidge 912-226- This form will appear periodically in the Market Bulletin as space permits. SN Ford tractor, 12V, $1700 call aft. 6 pm. $2200. Donny Morgan Cobbtown 912-684- 1.1.:.;5:.:6:.=6~------------ I Advertisers may photocopy the form for future use. 1 B. Cranford Gray 912-742"1339 2593 Onlyoneadmaybeplacedperfamilyunit ._ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Page 4 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 JD 5400 MFWD w/JD 540 loader, $20,600. Lillistori 6000 Hi-cap combine, hyd. header, Pecan harvester, Savage, side dump, in William Givens Claxton 912-739-1528 VGC, $3000. Jack Paulk Sycamore 912-567- exc. condition, $12,900. Van Ponder JD 644 6-row corn head, $5000; Paulk 6- 2819 Whigham 912-762-3233 row peanut inverter, $5500. R. Rowland Lilliston 6000 Hi-cap peanut picker, Pixall bean picker & grading line w/turnbler. Chester 912-358-4612 hyd.header, central shelter kept, field ready. Ed Hart Pavo 912-859-2278 JD 6600 combine 404 dsl. eng., 4-row, rigid Carter McDonald Quitman 912-263-9042 Post driver fert. seed spreader, hay ring, platform, cut rye this summer, $4000. Lloyd Lilliston 7500 peanut combine, good .SIA head gate, body sub-soiler gates, $800. Strickland Brooklet 912-842-2160 ccindition, $6000; Peerless peanut wagon Grady Smith Statham 770-725-5926 JD 6600 combine corn & bean head, good factory dump, 14'. Ray Perry Dublin 912- Pull type 8 disc harrow, $150. Alvin Smith condition. John Brannen Register 912-488- 272-1976 Rome 706-235-5658 2232 Long 393 peanut combine, 393 parts or fix, Rhino 950 hvy. duty scrape blade, 8' never JD 71 6-row planter/ripper, $2000; NH 273 $400;.Lilliston 6000 parts, $400; KMC 2-row, us.ed, hyd. tilt, swivel & offset, gauge wheel, baler, $750; 800 Gehl forag.e harvester, $700. Willie Lee Statesboro 912-587-5983 $2500. Frank Dysart Pine Log 770-386-0020 $3500. Juanita Ma!:!:z'.ny Per!}'. 912-988-3205 M&W rnd. hay baler; Lely Lotus hay !tufter; Roanoke peanut picker, 2-row picked JD 71 planters, 4-row mounted on toolbar, Deutz drum-type hay mower. Carl Hill Ellijay approx., 300 acres, $14,000. Fred Deal good condition, $1000/obo. Jeff Bishop 706-635-2068 Statesboro 912-865-2728 ~ Screven 912-579-6301 MF #12 sq. baler, outside knotter housing Sawmill 0 Frick edger, 471 Detroit engine, JD 750 no-till drill w/bulk loading, '97 rndl. broke for repair or parts, $500/0BO. Torn mounted on steel, also .4 side planter. Danny Morrell Camilla 912-336-5386 912- Fricks Flintstone 706-820-1569 Kenneth Withrow Ellijay 706-635-4483 221-4660 MF 135 dsl. m~w eng., 1 yr. warranty, sheet Sawmill w/power unit, also with or without JD 8300 grain drill, 23x7 single disk w/srnall metal & tractor in exc. co.ndition. $6500 call edger. Jack Murphy Po Box 456 Adairsville seed attachment, $1500. John Newton Millen aft. 9 pm. Knox Gragg Demorest 706-778- 30103 770c773-7326 912-982-1030 3458 706-776-4874 Sears Super 6 garden tractor, runs, mower JD 950; JD 75 loader, 650 hrs., new pis, MF 135, dsl., new paint, seat, $4800/obo; deck, lots of spare parts, make good pulling good tires, runs exc., $8750. M. Varnadoe Ford 3000 dsl., new paint, seat, $5400/obo. L. tractor. Carl Lowell Americus 912~928-3524 Gray 912-738-0552 L.. Rouse Stone Mountain 770-879-5722 Sears suburban garden tractor, 44" cutter JD 9910 cotton picker, yellow top, good MF 1560 rnd. baler, field ready, exc. deck, white & blue implements, $800. Larry condition, $5000. S. Harden Eastman 91.2- condition. Bill Hitt Carnesville 706-335-4064 Nelson Po Box 739 Snellville 30078 770- 374-5927 MF 210 tractor, '83 rndl. dsl., 380 hrs. exc. 972-2128 JD 9950 cotton picker, chain unload, auto condition. Wade Finch Griffin 770-227-2627 Self-priming irrigation pump, 120 hp.; turbo lube, field ready, VGC, tires 90%, $28,000 call MF 265 w/loader, 6' bushhog, hay spear, dsl., 600 GPM & 150 PSI, unused, $9995. J. aft. 7 pm. Donnie Connell Williamson 770- VGC, $13,000; flatbed GN trailer, 25" long x 8' Kern[! Lyons 912-526-6862 227-4849 wide, $3200. Adam Downs Rome 706-290- Snap bean trailer, 16' "V" bottom 3' belt in JD B, $4000; JD M (3-pt. l]itch), $3600, both 1713 bottom, 2 axle, $1,000. Jared Howell Adel show/work, ready; JD MT, $2100, work ready. MF 265, diesel, pis, rn/p, spin-out wheels, 229-546-8849 Jack Smith Hull 706-354-7905 good rubber/paint, $6800; MF diesel, 231, Square hay bale lift for trucks or trailer, JD M 3-pt. hitch, new paint, $2300; Ford $8500. Lloyd Leach Martin 706-356-2236 $250. W. cAIL Talbotton 706-665-2528 3000, p/s, $3900; MF 135 dsl., $5300. T. W. MF 35 industrial rndl. front-end loader, Super A Farman tractor w/cut away harrow, Smith Carrollton 770-832-9816 bushhog, box blade, scrape blade, $4995. Gee Whiz harrows, culti., 2 disc tiller & rear JD backhoe attachment for 455, 24" bucket, Jack Brooks McDonough 770-914-9424 rake, $3000. Larry Hicks Hartwell 706-376- $2300. Ellis Cadenhead LaGrange 706-884- MF 35, gas, $3600; 7x18 trailer hauler, 2862 5546 $1350; 5' bushhog, $350; 2 disc plow, $350. TD 25 C crawler, parts machine, 65600 JD grain drill, 15-row, non-hyd., field ready, C. Collins Austell 770-948-1003 hrs., cab/air, engine, IH-DT-817-C, 285 hp., grt. shape, $1250. Rick Goette Milledgeville MF 50 hp., runs fair condition, $2500. ni3.chine is operational. D. Smith Adel 912- 912-932-5663 Howard Clark Avera 706-547-2271 896-4584 JD hvy. duty hay wagon, will haul 10 4x5 MF tractor, front-end loader, 3-pt. hitch, dsl. TM-5 bushhog finishing mower w/rnanual, rolls, $1250. D. Baize Rex 710-961-6742 eng., shuttle shift trans., good tires, very nice, exc. condition, $600. Jay Dresser Clayton JD rndl. 327 sq. -baler, exc. cond., $3200; $5800. K: Smith Lafayette 706-397-8231 706-782-2683 NH 849 5x5 rnd. baler, field ready, $3900. Ed Manure spreader JD, ground driven, new Tandem axle trailer, 7000 lb., capacity, 16' Williams Calhoun 706-629-0608 706-272- tires, floor sides, paint, works great, $1150. long, 7' wide, ramps, elec. brks. & 4 new tires. 4902 Ed Watson Waco 770-574-7020 $1500. Jack Backman Gainesville 770-983- JD rndl. 50, $2800; JD '48 B, $1200; JD 3- Manure spreader, JD rndl. R, 12", $1000, 9340 pt. hitch, $600; pull type bushhog, $200. Paul stored, dry. Wm. Greene Cartersville 770- Taylor tobacco stripper, used 2. years, Watkins Auburn 770-963-4930 382-2944 excellent condition. Vernon Dasher JD, 5' rear mount, 3-pt. hitch, grooming Melroe Bobcat 743, good condition Glennville 912-654-2975 mower, 3 blades, great cond. Terry Vann w/bucket, $6500; tracks for 763m3 Bobcat , Tires & wheels for David Bradley garden Murra~ille 770-536-8106 $1250. William Threadgill Carrollton 770- tractor, implements & other parts also. JD-B, Farrnall C, 2-T0-20 Ferguson, $700 834-2293 Thomas Nunnally Warner Robins 478-923- ea., SN Ford will run, $1500 for parts or repair. J. T. Woodard Gray 912-986-5341 KMC 2-row peanut inverter, Lilliste 770-267-3476 Want 6000 gal. nitrogen tank, in good condition. Ricky Powell Wrightsville 478864-9743 Want D-7, 3-T series dozier for parts or cylinder head for same. James E Dorminey Newnan 770-253-7348 Want Ford 2810 or 2910, 3910, 3930, low hrs., good cond., right price. W. Holtzclaw Canton 770-479-3100 Want Ford SN tractor for repair. Larry Sturdevant Cumming 770-887-7931 Want Hitachi mule or JD gator, must be 4x4 only. B. Smith Snellville 770-979-5310 Want Honda big red for parts, Honda fourtrax, may work, any condition considered. Scott Beasley Wrens 706-547-0136 Want JD 790 4WD w/loader, low hrs. Roy Goodwin Evans 706-868-0541 Want JD loader, in good condition for 2040 JD tractor, also 3-pt. hitch backhoe for same. J. Boyd Milledgeville 912-452-2628 Want Log-splitter, 24-ton preferred, reasonably priced. Gene Shaddix Marietta 30062 770-977-5504 Want Narrow Bo" or Lees cab air, 70-80 hp. tractor. David Lee 503 Kinlaw Lee Rd Alma __ 31510 912 632 4871 Want PTO driven air fan to blow pecans, Savage Weiss McNair, not Brand particular. Bruce Brooker Pearson 912-384-2615 Want PTO driven water pump, 4'', in good condition, within 150 mi. of Atlanta. Johny Brown Conyers 770-483-5861 Want Sears garden tractor equip.; plow, harrow, tiller, scrape blade, etc., Ive. message. M. H. Banks Rockmart 770-6849033 Want TD91 lnt'I dozer for parts. Franklin Nation Crawford 706-743-8351 Want. aluminum utility trailer, single axle. David Thornton Macon 912-757-0277 912745-1677 Want backhoe to fit 40 hp. tractor, 3-pt. hitch. Mike Hoehn Canton 770-205-8235 Want complete 9N tractor running or not and must be very reasonably priced. Morris Smith Sycamore 31790 912-83t-2906 Want cultipacker for planting clover. Frank Barron Newnan 770-253-0017 Want cultipacker, in good condition. Jim Williams Carrollton 770-834-0962 Want ditch witch w/backhoe, must be in good condition. Allen Lloyd Folkston 912496-2404 Want farm tractors running or not, Ford, MF, JD, need parts, reasonably priced..Mike Horne Byron 912-956-7648 Want front wheel for SN Ford tractor, '48'52. Don Shirley Toccoa 706-779-7440 Want gptor JD, in good condition, leave message on ext. 501. John McKibbon Gainesville 30501 770-534-3381 Want old farm equip. that can be fixed or used,. old tractor, plow, bushhog, 1-row com. picker, etc. Phil Harris Macon 912-742-9779 Want oxygen acetylene cutting torch, gauges, hoses & tank, in good working condition. Gary Wamsley ,l\lpharetta 770343-9757 Want set of rear wheel rims and centers for 74 Ford 2000 tractor. Larry E. Welty Bonaire 912-987-5558 Want shaft from gear box to bar for a Deutz Allis disc mower, mdl. SM 45 or 55. J.C. Elliott Rockmart 770-684-6660 Want sleeve hitch plow harrows, culti., planters & misc equip. for garden tractor. Graham Bird Gray 478-986-9284 Want small offset harrow, 5-6', 7-8', small grain drill, 5' to 8'. John Denson Barnesville 770-358-1096 Want small tractor & finishing mower, will trade regd. Arabians & Q/H w/riding tack. J. Miles Glennville 912-654-2058 Want stump grinder, preferably Vermeer 630 B, in good condition, at fair price. Donnie Robbins Tifton 912-386-7272 Wani tractor, will trade 17' glass stream boat. Alton Hooks Cordele 912-271-1707 Individuals submitting advertisements to buy and sell regulated hoofed stock in the Market Bulletin must provide a photocopy of the appropriate license with their ad. Want tractor to handle 5' bushhog, must perform well, pis, live PTO. George Kemp Cave S!!ring 706-777-8741 Want wgts. for 18 hp. Bolens tractor, wheel wgts. or bumper wgts. Ashley Holcomb Ball Ground 770-7354579 Wanted complete power steering unit for Ford 3000 diesel. Luther D. King 2135 Lexington Carlton Rd Carlton 30627 706797-3539 FARM SUPPLIES If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Erner.aid Johnson at 404-651- 9084. 500 gal. propane tanks, $595 each, (1) 1,000 gal.,.$1150, (2) 500 gallon underground tanks $69~ each. Burt Williams Dahlonega 706-864-5176 (1) 325' Chicken house poles, 22' tin, 2x4, 2x6, block, you remove all or part. Lewis Tom Dyke 404-874-2282 10 feed bins 30,000 BTU, brooders, Lubin drinkers and winches, fill systems 36" fans. J. A. Daniels Danielsville 706-795-2862 10 x 8 service type body, new blue paint, covered front for air compressor, $1000 obo. Bennie Kempson 351 River RD Concord 30206 770-884-5251 10,000 gallon. water storage tank, ram water pump, cattle head gate, feed troughs, hay rings, mineral & rnollass feeders. Russell Banks Dallas 770-445-7868 12 hvy. duty winches, support chain feeder system, good cond. Homer Davis Dyke 770479-3086 125KW generator, Detroit engine, auto transfer switch, controls incl. built-in diesel tank, $5000. George Chandler Ila 706-3384321 15, .30, 55 gal. barrels, food grade, metal, plastic, stainless. Bo Phillips Buford 770945-2491 2 black walnut logs 24/30" dia. 8ft. long, make offer. L. Camp Alpharetta 770-475- 7111 _2_0_0_' -8-xB_h_a-nd-h-ew-ed_b_e-am_s_, 3_0_'_a_n_d_6_o long, lumber 6" and 8" wide, Ive. msg. or beeper 912-267-8213. Torn Dewitt Brunswick 912-280-9598 24 ft k T I 1 7000 lb goose nee ' n axe trai er, s. per dexter axel. Howard Rush Washington 706-678-2364 250 and 320 gal. propene tanks in good condition. Wayne Stanley Jefferson 706367-4930 -3- 6" - fan- s, - ch- ore- tim- e - fee- der- s - and-w- ate~ rs, curtain machines, 2 feed. bin. IJ\layne.Kennedy Glennville 912-654-3842 - 36x30 Safeguard cages with pans, $5/per cage O.B.O. Pamala Sanson Stoc~ridge 770-506-3913 45 gal. screw top and press-on lid drums, 55, 30, 15 gal. closed-top plastic drums, 55 gal. metal open and closed top drums. E.L Needham Loganville 770-466-4284 55 Gallon Plastic Barrels (8) used $10.00 Cash. John. D Hogan 460 Burg Road Locust Grove 770-957-8940 55 gal. metal barrels w/lids; 50 & 30 gal. plastic w/2 bunt holes and caps in top., food grade & clean. J. Cline Petty Lawrenceville '-77'-0""'~"'9""62""-""8""24-'-1'------------ 55 gal. plastic food grade barrels, screw off top or solid lid, $8/ea. Jay Leggett Odum 912-586-2584 .,--5-5-'-g-'-a'-l.-s-'-ta'-i-nl-e-ss_s_t-ee_l_b_a-rr_e_I,-30-ga_I__p-la_st_i-c, 55 gal. plastic, bung type, screw-off tops, full open top w/lids, food grade. C.H. Johnson Lawrenceville 770-963-7257 5X5 single sheepfoot, good condition. Rickey Emerson Auburn 770-963-5591 6 hay rings @ $100/ea., feed troughs $90/ea., good condition. D. Joyner Gray 912746-7305 8 pcs. 10" steel pipe, 250 wall w/300 lb. flange on each end $75 ea. Clarence Holley Wrens 706-547-2037 88 stainless steel hog feeders. Clyde Williford Stel!hens 706-743-8809 Air, oil, fuel, emission filter, approx. 150, $250. Eddy Thaxton Watkinsville 706-769-7866 Almost new metal handi house storage building, 1Ox20 great for workshop or storage, $1500 Deborah Raptis Dahlonega 706-867- 1969 .. American steel 40'x46'x16' building, never assembled; delivered, $12,000, firm, delivered. Herman Scoggin Armuchee 706234-3903 -A:-n-ti:-q-ue-,,-b_a_rn_a_n_d,...,....ho_u_s_e"""'l-um-be_r_, _5_V_t-in_1_6 ft. beams, 1/2 x 6 poplar siding fireplace. Julian Mason Fannin 706-374-2841 Antique portable cotton scales, fair banks 700 brand over 100 years old, $225. Ron Patrick Calhoun 706-625-0063 Anvil, can hook, logging tongs & logging chains. A. Hendricks Austell 770-948-9842 Band sawn pine & hdwd. lumber, various widths & lengths, or will cut to your specifications, $0.35-$0.65/per bd. ft. Rich Odom McDonough 770-954-9218 Barrels, 30 & 55 gal., plastic & metal for trash & storage $11, call before corning. Ethel Allums Austell 770-948-3273 Big Dutchman wenched chain feeder, brooders, bell drinkers feed bin with new funnel and bottom, $600. Roy Thomas Lula 770-869-3257 . .J -:~ ~ 1' -; I Wednesday August 30, 2000 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 Broiler houses and equip., two 500' clear span houses, Ziggity drinkers, Choretime plastic pans, 36" fans, furnaces, four feed bins. Joe Briggs Flowery Branch 770-967- Portable Lucus Sawmill, brand new, excellent condition with 20hp, gas motor, $9500. Chris Franklin Douglasville 770-9208910 5 regd. dbl. black dbl. polled Limousin open heifers, best quality, also bred heifers. Sid Arnold Athens 706-546-9039 5 regd. polled Hereford bulls top bloodlines, -GeoRJia C.Ooking- 3827 Poultry house, 36x300 on metal truss, dark red, 700 to 1000 lb., age 8 to 11 mos., Cabinet makers, Craftsman, Kiln Dried metal roof, exc. cond., can be taken down in $750. Frank Lane Carrollton 770-258-7078 hardwood lumber all species one board or 12' sections, for barns, shops/equip. shelters. 50 Al sired Holstein heifers for sale, calving A great side dish when grilling outdoors. load, call for pricing. Marvin Wallis K. Beasley Dahlonega 706-864-6261 in October to 1H925, 22,700 R.H.A, no Bethlehem 770-267-4287 Propane gas tanks, 100 gal., $100-125. heelwarts. Mark Rodgers Dearing 706-556- MARINATED PORTABELLA MUSHROOMS Canning jars, qt. size, 6/doz. E. G. Stewart Emitt Bragg Statesboro 912-764-2706 .::.63=-1'-'6'--------------- Marietta 770-428-5061 Select old growth tongue & groove pine 8 mixed cows, 7 calves, 2 yearlings, 1 Canning jars, quarts, like new, in box with f!oaring or paneling, any widths, rough or purebred Charolais bull, no papers $9;000. 1/4 cup olive oil 2 cloves garlic, minced lids and bands, $4/doz. Donna M Brunson dressed, call for specialty wood items. Larry Chand.ler Colbert 706-788-3853 706- 1/4 teaspoon thyme Cartersville 770-382-0850 Bennett Daniel Milledgeville 912-452-3039 .::.54.;..0=---'-79.::.4.;..:2=--------------- Cast iron bath tubs, for watering troughs, no Shop blowers, complete duet nests post 8 purebred polled Hereford heifers, 6-9 legs, $20 each. Jeffrey Lunsford Toccoa 706- vise. Howard Spruell Bowdon 770-258-2625 mos., 1 polled Hereford bull 32 mos., exc. 1/2 teaspoon Italian seasoning 4 large Portabella mushrooms, washed and cleaned well 886-6612 Cast iron tub for watering, old contractors whee1barrow - FREE Greg Derda Statham 770-725-8446 Corn sheller wlflywheel, 2 horse wagon, Split locust farm fence rails and post, dll. and installed anywhere. C. Mitchell 15 Rail Fence Dr. Cleveland 30528 706-865-9828 Telephone poles 35'x12', $1.25/per foot, 8' farm gate, $20. Mike Garrett Gainesville bloodlines. Ricky Hix Comer 706-795-2934 '--70=-6=---'-78=-3=--::::-3_:_79=-8=------------- 8 regd. polled Hereford bulls, thick, deep bodied, rugged, great mate, RNA1 genetics. Weyman Hunt Madison 706-342-0264 Combine first four (4) ingredients in a large plastic storage bag. Add mushrooms and allow them to marinate for 30-45 minutes. Remove mushrooms from the marinade and grill on a low temperature for about 10 minutes or until tender. Do not allow mushrooms to burn. wash pot, platform scales, large anvil. J.W. 770-983-0162 9 Holstein heifers Al bred to calwing ease Yawn McRae 912-362-4733 Telephone poles, assorted lengths, $20/ea., sire, start calving Sept. thru Oct. Karen * These mushrooms go well with steaks; or on sun-dried tomato bagels as Custom sawn lumber avail., barn patterns you load. Doyle Kilgore Auburn 770-963- Jenkins Milan 912-982-4540 cut to your specifications, your logs or mine. 0318 Angus bulls regd. top bloodlines, some Al, Danny Mason Williamson 770-227-8631 Ten, like new, band saw mill bladeis $150, 6-18 mos. old. Harold Berryman Tallapoosa sandwiches. Yields: 4 (1.5 oz) SE!rvings. Drinkers- ziggity 12", c/c 7500', w/8 regulators. G. Mathis Forsyth 770-887-7877 Feed and grain augers, 4"x10' to 21' tong, no motors, $75/each. Jim Thaxton Watkinsville 706-769-1315 Fogger pumps, like new condition, $125 ea. you pick up. James Woody Morganton 706838-5439 Two bedroom farm house to be moved, needs some repairs. J. R. Bridges Americus 912-924-7724 Used .tin and truss, good used lumber. 7.:...7:...:0=---.=.57.:...4,;..-::::-8.:..:73,,,8=------------BBU regd. Beefmaster bulls for sale, 18 mos. and up. Chris Lewallen Lula 770-8699=-9=-6:..:3'--------------- BBU regd. bulls & heifers, good bloodlines, all shots, classified by BBU, polled & Unless otherwise indicated, all recipes have been tested for accuracy in the Georgia Department of Agriculture test kitchen by home economist Kindra Watters. 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 questions or problems regarding recipes featured in this column, call Perry L. Dalton 4614 Hwy 441 N. Alto 30510 Kenneth Turner Alto 706-778-9258 dehorned. Cary Bittick Forsyth 912-994- 1-800-282-5852 (statewide). Please do not call the individual who submitted 706-776-1915 Walnut lumber 5/4"x4" up to 5/4"x12", 6'-1 O' ::::53:::8::.:9:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ the recipe. Four 8x8x14 ft. long salt treated poles $75 Iengths., approx., 1400' priced to sell. George BBU regd. bulls and open heifers, good each. Jerry Johnson Waycross 912-283- Cook Calhoun 706-629-2969 bloodlines, solid cattle, reasonably priced. One re.gd. Texas Longhorn bull, black and Regd. Limousin pairs, heifers, & bulls, Red 7038 Wood spliter, craftsman 2-4 ton, like new, Charles Summers Elko 912-987-7151 white, 1500 lbs., very gentle, sire., Dixie or Black, cows bred back, exc. bloodlines & Gas tank 3000 gallon $800, you haul. Frank 8HP engine, $850. W. H. Bell Covington Beefmasters bull, 1O mos. old, also Emperor price to sale, 4 yrs. Billy Holder EPD's. R. Roberts Winder 770-867-5053 Howell Fairburn 770-964-6522 770-787-0625 beefmaster cows breed, call after 9 pm. Jerry Swainsboro 912-237-7984 800-922-2023 Regd. Santa Gertrudis bull born 6/01/95, Genevator 2500W Generac, 5 HP chipper, Wood-Mizer sawed pine $0.35-$0.45/bd. ft. A. Dill Mt. Airy 706-778-6040 Perl. tested blk. & red Simmental bulls & gentle, see his calves, $1000 or trade for disk harrow, plow and cultivator attachments or will saw your logs, your house or mine. Bison buffalo bull, 15 mos. old for sale. heifers; solid black breeding age bulls; 5 red yours. Tommy Ballenger Bowdon 770-258- for AC-B tractor. Kenneth White Palmetto Alvin Collins Adairsville 770-773-7231 Homer Miller Newnan 770-252-3071 bred Simmental cows, exc. EPD's, A1 bred 3=-1'-1"'0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 770-463-9786 Wood-Mizer sawn lumber $0.35-$0.45/bd. Bison calves, yearlings and 2 yrs., and 2 yr. cows/heifers. Milton Martin, Jr. Cleveland Regd. Santa Gertrudis bull, 3 yrs. old, good Glass jug 5-gal. with screw top, good for ft., or will sawyour logs for $0.18/bd. foot. old bulls and heifers, $800 to $1800. Jim 706-865-5824 dispostion, tow birth weights, $900. Sandra liquid or dry storage. $25. S. Weaver Randy Metzger Newnan 770-304-0762 Beckman Sharpsburg 770-251-0032 Purebred Holstein bulls, service age sired Moser Locust Grove 770-954-1803 Milledgeville 912-452-5415 912-453-3303 Wood-Mizer sawn lumber $0.55/bd. ft., Black Baldie five months breed, $500. J. by top A1 sires. Noah Yoder Montezuma Regd. Santa Gertrudis bulls for sale, polled, Good used tin & lumber for sale, different hdwd. or will saw your logs for $0.18 to Kriight Ellijay706-276-1512 912-472-7944 breeding & weaning aged red man bloodline. sizes; chicken house equipment. Hoke $0.20/bd. ft., local. D.E. Taylor Calhoun 706- stack and Red regd. purebred Simmental Purebred Jersey bull 2 yr. old, $500. R. Albert Rusk Woodstock 770-926-5000 770- Caudell, Jr. Homer 706-677-4682 602-0380 bulls, pasture raised, $500 to $1000. Rufus Millsaps Jasper 706-692-4163 9'-2_8_-_11~9~5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Grain storage 2000 bu. bin w/auger, 5 hp., 4 1/2-ton bulk bin w/auger transport, good condition, $2000. Bill White Ochlocknee LIVESTOCK Davis Tennille 912-552-1715 Purebred red & black. Simmental bulls, Al Regd. Texas Longhorn bull, 6 yrs. old:, Brahman regd., red.& speckled bulls & bred for calving ease, w/muscle, Pleckvieh great colors, pretty calves, excellent herd bull, heifers, and some cows. Dennis Miles influence. B. Boatright Midville 912-589- $900. Robert W. Bond Colbert 30628 706- 912-228-0702 Carrollton 770-830-8417 770-834-6135 7144 '-78"'8'--2"'2=2=-5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Greenhouse- commercial size, 20'x40' If you have questions regarding ads in this Brar:na bull, 16 mos. old, grey, gentle wt., Purebred regd. Gelbvieh bull, black polled Regd. and purebred Black Angus bulls, 15 galvanized steel with racks, and shelves category, cal!MercedesLassiterat404-651-9082. approx. 900 lb., $500. James H. Chastain 2 1/2 yrs. old, easy calving, excellent to 18 mos., approx. 1200 lbs., high milk siding, plexaglass windows, price $1500. G. Sautee 706-878-2746 . disposition, originally from Beartooth Intl. EPD's, $900 to $1100. Aros Reeves Hiram Sweet LaGrange 706-885-1290 Hardwood lumber: walnut, maple, birch, ash, cherry, oak, other hardwoods, $0.50 to $3.50/bd. ft., no lrge. quantities. David Green Snellville 770-979-1372 Heart. pine lumber, . 6x6, 4x6, 4x4, studs, 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. Brangus bull, 7 mos., performance records, EPD's, also 18 + month service age bulls, regd. heifers and commercial. Jeff Wade McDonough 404-264-5406 770-507-6116 Braunvieh-bulls, heifers, fullblood & purebred, some polled breeding age, also, herd, Montana, $1500. Bob Miller Greenville 888-672-9333 770-672-1111 Red Angus bulls, Gelbvieh bulls and Simmental bulls for sale. H.T. Higdon Greensboro 706'453=2117. Reg. Santa Gertrudis bulls 15-24 mos., 770-943-6473 Regd. bulls, Red.Brahman, Simmental, and Simbrah, weaning and breeding age;. also, few heifers & cows. Cliff Adams Bowdon 770~258-2069 Regd. milking Shorthorn heifer and bull T&G flooring beaded, T&G all sizes. Tony Howard Swainsboro 912-289-8652 Cattle commercial cows, half-blood heifers. Johnny $800 .and up. John McGarity Royston 706- March calves for sale, great color, grain fed, Padgett Ball.Ground 770-889-2648 245-6584 gentle easy calving, will deliver. P. M. Lyman Hobert Cuber, Toledo grinder,2 condenser 1 Charolais heifer for sale, $550. Mike Brood herd, exc. qlty. breeding stock, Regd. 5 yr. old Angus bull, Al sired by TC Watkinsville 706-769-5909 units with compressors, 5001b. swinging Deer Sorensen McDonough 770-898-6964 Limousin & Limousin crossed w/Red Angus & dividend, calving ease and maternal sire. Regd. polled Hereford bulls, 9 to 20 mos. scales, 2 meat hand saws. Joe Hudgins 1 regd. Black Angus bull, exc. condition, 6 Black Jersey, 36 cows, 18 calves. Herb Belins Fred James Mt. Vernon 912-583-4796 old, pasture raised, gentle, exc. bloodlines Albany 912-435-0648 yrs. old, proven herd bull, $1800. Gerald Dawsonville 770-893-2660 Regd. Angus 3 herd bull, 3, 4, 8 yrs. old, and EPD's. Bobby Brantley Tennille 912- House late 1800's, free, must be insured, Williams Sylvania 912-829-4476 Buffalo, American Bison, bull, breeding age, $1500 each, serv. age bulls, $1200 each. B. 552-9328 complete clean up. John Worley Atlanta 770- 1 regd. black Gelbvieh bull, 3 yrs. old, 1 red will trade for beef calves, yearlings or other. Bohanon Chickamauga 706-375-4783 Regd. polled Hereford bulls, exc. 964-6416 Gelbvieh bull, 3 yrs. old, 1 1/2 Gelbvieh and Lori Thrasher Eatonton 706-485-4791 Regd. Angus bull, 3 yr. old, Right lime Son, dispositions, easy calving, thick, exc. EPD's. Irrigation pump, 1 acre gun 2000', 4" pipe. others. Wayne Head Jersey 770-787-2685 Calving ease, milking ability, gentleness, low birth wt., very gentle, impressive Bob Neligan Eatonton 706-485-9577 Lamar Kinard Hahira 912-794-2196 1/2 Jersey bull for sale or trade, cannot inter choice grade, serv. age, polled Irish Shorthorn phenotype, powerful performance. Windell Regd. yearling polled Hereford bulls, 1100 + Irrigation system, 5 HP, Bango engine breed. Edwin Moss Oxford 770-786-6428 bulls, setec. Oklahoma cows, can del. Ken Gillis Eastman 912-926-0497 912-374-4868 tbs., complete performance records, exc. Approx. 400'x200', 450'-2" PVC pipe, 6 rain 100 young Angus and baldy cows, just Bridges Nicholson 706-757-3908 Regd. Angus bulls (2) age 20 mo. Al sire quality. L.B. Lammers Sautee 706-878-2985 bird sprinklers on 12' 3/4" pipe 25' suction started calving, call after 5:00 p.m.. Wesley H. Cows $500 to $600, bulls $450 tci $650 for traveler 1489 & fortune 2000 lge. frame EPD's Registered Charolais bulls, 20 months old, hose, $475. L Cross Fitzgerald 912-468- Fiveash, Jr. Ashburn 229-567-4803 sale. D. L. Estes Conyers 770-918-8969 nice. Wesley Cobb Mansfield 770-784-6634 $1000 each. Randall Crumbley Bowdon 770- 5350 12 head young Angus and Brangus bred 770-961-2042 Regd. Angus bulls 2 1/2 years old $1500, 1 834-0574 LP gas motor fuel tank, carb., vaporizer, Angus bull, $575 each, herd sell only. Mark Exe. regd. service age polled Hereford & F1 year $750, gentle hatter broke. Charles Several young _broad cows already bred lock-off, lines for 135 MF tractor $75. Jim Sprewell Carrollton .770-834-3030 . Braford bulls, bred & open heifers. Jonny Reece Dawsonville 770-893-3844 back some young bulls. W. Turpin Talmo Harp Eastman 912-374-2366 15 regd. polled Hereford cows, bred for fall, Harris Screven 912-586-6585 Regd. Angus bulls, 16 to 19 mos., also 706-693-4410 Large (3'x4'x4') cage w/hinged top, H'ware calves 4-7 years old, herd. cert. & accred. Excellent B1 Angus bulls, purebred 3 yr., regd. Angus & Angus cross comm. bred Texas Longhorns 4 to 7 mos. old, 7 females cloth wire, suitable for poultry, rabbits, doves Ricky Lane Carrollton 770-258-5890 Leachman-prompter, $850, regd. 16 mos: heifers. Frank Fordham Lakeland 912-482- @ $300, 20 mates @ $250, calf ropers and etc., $35. Debbie Kinard Athens 706-543- 18 cross bred heifers excellent for $800, regd. 1 yr., $700. A. Mancusi-Ungaro 2970 early team ropers. Robert Swearingen 1175 . replacement, brood cows exposed to Brangus Monroe 770-2677179 Regd. Angus bulls, certified, stockman, Reynolds 912-847-3167 Long grain bin '79, 5500 bsh. used once, bull since March 1, 2000. Mike Knowles Full blooded BBU beefmasters, reds, Banda & Rita bloodline, 10-12 mos. $800 to Top quality Jersey i:ow, 3 mos. old Jersey good cond., you disassemble & move, $1500. Milan 912-868-2805 whites, and painted, tip A.1. bloodlines, $1000 each. Roy Millsap Summerville 770- heifer, and 2. Jersey bulls for sale. Jerry John Collins Atlanta 404-237-5322 2 purebred Black Angus bulls 19 mos. old, $1000. Jeff Graham Dublin 912-279-2713 772-0186 Franks Tifton 912-382-0065 Lumber, cedar boards, assorted widths and $1000 each, EXT. and RITO 054 bloodlines. Gelbvieh bulls, regd., polled, red or black, Regd. Black Angus bulls, 18-22 mos., good Two 1 1/2 yr. old buffalo bulls, large, lengths utility poles up to 60 feet, $1 I per ft. M. D. Russell Colbert 706-788-3125 breeding age, most Al-sired by best bulls for maternal and carcass EPD's, VGC., several healthy, tested, will deliver. Al Cofer Vaughan Thomaston 706-647-3340 20 black crossed heifers for sale, 350 to low-birth weight & fast growth. John Kiss Flush quality females 3-7 yrs. old. Dennis Loganville 770-979-0162 Meat grinder and cubers, used of farm, 550 lbs., $375 to $450 each slick, great Gainesville 770-531-1126 Scott Sylvania 912-863-4754 Two Leachman Red Angus bulls, great good condition. Jay Couch Gainesville 770535-7381 Natureform Incubator, Nom-45 used 1 yr., fully auto, $3000. Lynn Wenner McDonough Iooking. J. Anderson . Covington 770-7866203 25 commercial cow calf pairs, Angus sired calves, all health work, $850 pair. Lee Daniel Gelbvieh purebred heifers, bulls and Angus purebred heifers and bulls, call after 5:30 p.m. Anthony Lawrence Clarkesville 706-7547804 Regd. Black Angus bulls, 5; 3 yr. old coming Nov. and Dec., from top bloodlines, using A.1. sires since 1980..James Miller Hawkinsville 912-892-2839 EPD's, 5 yrs. and 3 yrs., 2000 lbs., $2500 each. Charles Jenkins Elberton 706-2839587 Zebu minuature Brahman calves, Int., 770-957,8566 Woodland 706-674-2614 Highlands, 1 bull, 2 females, good looking Regd. Black Angus bulls, 8 to 17 mos. herd minature Zebu assn. regd. herd, bull calves, Old 1930's white enamel, electric table top, 26 Angus Simmental cross heifers bred to bull, $1500 for all after 9 p.m. Roy Hand improvement records available, herd cert. & grey and white, 5 mos. Barbara Smith washing machine with motor on top, $125. Angus for sale. Randy Garrett Carrollton Monticello 706-468-9277 accred. Derek Williams Milan 912-362-4126 Fairmount 770-796-5718 Byron Shackelford Griffin 770-228-2632 Old apple cider press $250, smudge pot $125, hog oiler $125. Dale Ross Comer 706783-3564 770-214-1950 3 regd. Angus bulls flushmates ext. sire, 20 mos., good BW, great growth bulls, $1500 each, or best offer. Nan Kittrell Madison 706, Jersey bulls for sale (2), breeding age, $250 each, call evenings. Walter Williams Sumner 912-776-7196 Lg. red Limousin bull 3 1/2 yrs., approx. Regd. Black Angus, 3 A1 cows with bull calves bred back, $1,300 each, 30 mos. A1 bull $1,500. Bobby Mayfield Elberton 770932-1944 Swine If you have questions reg8rding ads in this Old house heart pine flooring,$2 to $3.50 342-4535 2000 tbs., $1500. John Gidson Newborn Regd. Jersey cow, good, nurse cow, bred category, call Tammy Thomas at404-65t-9083. sq. bd. ft. Guerry Holder Irwinton 912-946- 3 yr. old black Maine Chianina bull sire is 706-468-8484 back Al, bold pan, $400. Bill Whittle 2510 Paydirt, Dam is by Sugar-Ray, show calf sire, Limousin herd dispersal, polled, pairs, 3 in Marshallville 478-967-2375 Swine moving from farm to farm must Old timey cider press, very good condition. $1750. Michael Berry Douglas 912-384- one's, red and black. Marshall Mosley Lyons Regd. Limousin bulls, heifers, cows, polled; have a negative brucellosis and Mollie Worley Walaska 770-479-2837 6377 912-526-9226 912-526-3114 black & fullblood, Al sires, free del., reas. pseudorabies test within the past 30 days One 8 ton feed bin, good condition, $600. W. Gilreath Dawsonville 706-265-2823 One thousand 1x4 boards, 94 1/2" tong, $0.50 if you take all. Charles Oliver Lake Park 912-244-5655 PTO overide coupler, Ford suitcase frnt wgts., drawbar & top link, cattle head gate, 3 rolls barbed wire. J.R. Wimpey Jonesboro 770-471-4221 Pole barn: 750 sf w/ 1000+ board ft. of 2'' PT lumber, hanging doors and hardware $500 o.b.o Mike Tuohy Buford 770-9455584 30 Holstein springers out of high producing herd, start calving in 4 wks. B.J. Reece Ellijay 706-276-3056 4 purebred Santa Gertrudis bulls, weaning, breeding age, exc. bloodlines. Larry Loughridge Chatsworth 706-695-4987 4 regd. Limousin bulls, good bloodlines, good disposition, yearlings 9 to 14 mos. old, all red. Gregory M. Ellis Chatsworth 706695-5852 5 regd. Black Angus bulls for sate, ext. rito and Scotch Cap Traveler, born Oct. and Nov. 1999. T. Parks Ellijay 706-635-2531 Miniature purebred Herefords bull 750 tbs., heifer 400 tbs. breeding age, good for small acreage. Lara J Olichney Elberton 706-2830297 One Charolais bull and 25 head of cows with calves by side up to 400 lbs. each_, $26,000, and etc. L. Carson Watkinsville 706-769-6113 One Charolais bull, son of Sir. Terrific. Clifton Walker Cartersville 770-386-4421 One purebred Jersey w/calf will land milk, 5 Jersey will nurse calves; some w/calves or bred. Henry Williams Milan 912-362-4431 prices Visa/MC accepted. Paul Bourff before they are moved Whenever there is a Juniper 912-649-9932 706-568-4887 change of ownership. Exceptions are Regd. Limousin bulls, polled, blk., 18 mos. swine from a validated brucellosis-free old, gentle, $975; call before 9 pm. Stan Hall and qualified pseudorabies-free herd. Oxford 770-787-0234 Buyers are urged to request proof of a Regd. Limousin cows, red and black, $450 negative brucellosis and pseudorabies each. John Carley Watkinsville 706-769- test prior to purchase. 8747 1 purebred Yorkshire Boar, 3 yrs. old, 7.00 Regd. Limousin heifers red, 8 months old, lbs., $200; 4 yr. old Sow {butc!ler only) $200. calfhood vac., can del., $600 each. Kip Jones B. Haar McDonough 770-914-7609 LaFayette 30728 706-638-6407 Feeder pigs, $35 ea., all have been Visit the Market Bulletin on the Web al: wormed, good stock, mixed. Lawson Swint http://www.agr.state.ga.us/mbsitelindex.html Sandersville 912-552-9116 Page 6 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 Feeder pigs, 5 wks. old, males $20; ADGA regd. Nubians, Champ. bloodlines, females $25. Ed Vonkutzbben Bishop 706- young buck or does $75/up. Lewis Moye 1794 769-7626 Chandler Rd. Conyers 30012 770-922-6759 For sale, Boars, Gilts, show pigs, Duroc, African Pygmy goats, 4 mos. old, $50 ea. Hamp., Yorkshire and crossbreds, year- Billy Jordan LaGrange 706-884-9892 round, top bloodlines. Kyle Bloodsworth Baby Doll sheep-ram, regd., born 3/1/97, Abbeville 912-467-2777 gr!. breeding stock $200; African Pygmy From Blue Ribbon Champions, stock- goats, NPGA regd. kids, buck $75; does Tamworths, top of the line in lean meat, all $100. R. Harris Powder Springs 770-794- sizes, hogs and pigs, starting at $65/piece/up. 6668 0. L. Watkins Elberton 706-213-7708 Barbado sheep, 2 Rams & 3 Ewes, all for Hogs, lrg. Boar, 2 lrg. breeding Sows $250; sold as group only. Bill Trapp Clayton $200/for all, four 1 yr. hogs $50 ea., eight 6 706-782-5855 wk. pigs $25 ea. Kevin Pahl Crawford 706- Barbados sheep, 2 ewes $125 ea. Carol 743-8049. Nufer Watkinsville 706-769-4729 Pigs for sale, Duroc and Yorkshire, Poland Boer billies, regd., three 7 mos., $400; 2 China. James Jordan Kingston 706-295-5637 yrs. $450; 3 yrs. $200; SA herd billy $950; all Regd. Duroc stock Boar, exc. bloodline for $2200. Hugh Miller Haddock 912-986- $300; 2 regd. Duroc Boars $100 ea. Brandon 3281 Reynolds Lyons 912-526-8495 Boer bucks, fullblood, twelve to choose Goats And Sheep from $300 ea., quality goats, reas. prices. Holly McShane Clarkesville 706-781-9345 706-754-1526 If you have questions regarding ads in this Boer cross nannies, 4 nios. old, $100 ea. category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651- Tami Tyson Jasper 706-337-5029 9083. Boer goats for sale, healthy stock, '00 ABGA regd. 7/8 Boer buck, 4 mos. old fullbloods and percentages. Gene Wilkins $100. Don Willis Alpharetta 770-475-5149 Covington 770-464-1803 1 African Pygmy billy $35. Darlene Cannon Newnan 770-253-2795 1 billy $25; small mixed breed, 3 mos. old, good looking & healthy baby. Linda Stauffer Winston 770-942-9522 1 billy, 75% Alpine, 25% Nubian, 1 common billy. Wayne Foster 1412 New Hope Rd. Milner 30257 770-229-2646 1 mix nanny goat $45; 2 yrs. old, 1- 1O mos. old Nubian, Alpine billy goat $55. J. Davis Conyers 770-929-0099 770-483-3380 1 white billy, 1 mixed brown nanny, 1 white kid female $30 ea. obo. Lillie R. Bruce Winder 770-725-9340 1/2 Boer and purebred Nubian buckling, 1 solid red, 2 1/2 Kiko does. A. Wofford Danielsville 706-789-3196 1/2 Boer billy and 5 pregnant common nannies, several young mixed kids. D. Gordy Sylvania 912-829-4379 112 Boer buck, 20 mos. old, 1/2 Boer buck cut 1O mos. old, call aft. 4 pm. Barbara Smith Leesburg 912-435-4422 Boer goats, 1 7/8 bucks, 1 15/16 billies, $100/$125; exc. billies. Mark Lentz Good Hope 770-207-8957 Boer goafs, 100% Boer billies, good quality breeding stock, several to choose from, 6 mos. to 4 yrs. old, Ive. messg. Ricky Rogers Rome 706-235-8831 Boer goats, 6 mos. old, (bucks) 3/4, 7/8. Billy Lee Eastman 912-374-1017 Boer 9oats, fullblood and percentage, bucks and does. Bob Johnson Jackson 770775-2647 Boer goats, fullblood, percentages and common, bucks & does avail. $50-$600. Chad Cowart Clarkesville 706-476-3824 Boer goats, grown, fullblood does and bucks, some kids. R. Young Swainsboro 912-237-4868 Boer herd reduction, full and % bucks and does, all ages, reas. priced. W. Madray Statesboro 912-587-2628 Boers and Nubians., some regd., bucks and does, some kids, good stock $40/up. Joe 2 IBGA fullblood Boer does, 7 mos. old, Pruitt Dacula 770-271-2189 several percentage Boer does, Boer cross Cashmere does, bred to fullblood Boer nannies, not regd. $45 ea. Melinda Nelson buck w/single kid $150; w/twins $175; also, Rome 706-291-7929 have meat goats. G. F. Moore Ball Ground 2 Pygmy males, 8 mos. old, 1 blk. w/horns, 770-479-4368 1 gray w/o horns, shots/wormed $25 ea. Common goats, small, not for barbeque, Bobby Carson Woodstock 770-926-3008 babies from 4 wks. and older $40. Ann Todd 2 billies, 1 yr. and 1 1/2 yrs. old, $25. Jerry Stephens Good Hope 770-267-8878 2 grown nannies, 1 billy ,1/2 Nubian & 1/2 Boer, 1/doe, 3 billies, 7 mos. old, asking $500. G. C. Gilliard Bonaire 912-922-7451 2 yr. Saanen/Alpine billy, proven p'roducer, prevent inbreeding, $100; 6 wk. old billy, trade for doe kid. J. Dean Bonaire 912-923-4717 3 fullblood Boer bucks, 2 yrs., 8 mos., 6 mos., good bloodlines, Doe Maker Paul Mulling Soperton 912-529-6366 3 nannies, 1 billy, Nubian-Pygmy mix, 2 of nannies bred $35 ea., $120 for all. J. Cleveland Commerce 706-335-2501 3/4 Boer bu~k kids for sale/slaughter, very healthy $45. L. Reynolds Carrollton 770-854- 8448 . 3546 Fairview Rd. Stockbridge 30281 770922-2595 Crossbred herd, 50+, sell all-part, tat, healthy, grain feed, many wethers, herd billy, Kiko/Boer cross. Wayne Fowler Soperton 912-529-3838 Fainting goats on sale, $65/up depending on color & gender, big herd reduction. Hurshell Wright Byron 912-956-3127 For sale 100% fullblood IBGA regd. does/bucks, all ages $300/up. J. R. Watson Tifton 912-382-2994 Friendly 5 mos. old bucks for stud, clearing or company, Alpine and mix. Morgan James Dahlonega 706-864-4382 Fullblood ABGA Boer billy, 18 mos. old, $500; healthy, CDT vacc., precent billies and 30-40 billy goats, Nubian & Boer crosses, few Pygmy billies, some nannies. Terry Wood Commerce 706-335-7233 4 Alpine goats, 2 billies, 2 nannies, prices vary from $25-$60. Kenneth Wayne Edwards Sr. Dacula 770-963-1550 nannies. Audrey delaCruz Hinesville 912- 369-2062 Fullblood Boer buck for lease, for fall breeding season. Nelson Parson Pendergrass 706-367-2512 Fullblood SA Boer buck _and does, (some 5 mos. 1/2 Alpine buckling, beau. markings, bred) from Champion bloodline, Lindy Rentz gr!. breeder $30. E. Martin Gainesville 770- Surrency 912-367-2570 536-9214 Goats $35 ea., 2 African Pygmy males, 6 fullblood Boer bucks, also 4- 1/2 Boer carmel color, 3 yrs. old, disbudded and does, from $70-$300. John Dinkins Lakeland neutered. Sandra Freeman Cumming 770- 912-482-3730 887-4432 7 pygmy goats, 4 adults $75 ea., 3 baby Half Boer billies, service age $50; Nubian goats $50 ea. John Whitley Atlanta 770-437- billy $65; Pygmy nanny $40; butcher goats 6611 $30/up. B. McCormick Bowden 770-258- 718 Boer billy, 3 yrs. old, good color and 9505. good health $180. Scott Whitehead Gillsville Healthy breeder males, 3/4 Boer and up, 30 706-677-4460 to choose from, some half Boer nannies, diff. 718 Boer buck, must sell, moving. P. Erwin prices. Barbara Avery Davisboro 912-348- Jasper 770-735-6413 3019 9 Pygmy billies, 8 mos. old, $30 ea., all colors. Mary Sell Villa Rica 770-459-4175 ABGA2 fullblood does, 2 1/2 yrs., $650 ea., .2 bucks, 18 mos., 3/4 does, $100 ea., call aft. Herd dispersal: Boer goats, registered and grade animals, ages from 6 months to 2 years. Robert Smith Mount Airy 404-6979623 6 pm. William Landress Social Circle 770- Herd of lrg. goats, 19 nannies, 3 billies, 2 464-1059 babies, all breed back $950. J. Walt Cook ABGA 7/8 Boer does, 8 mos. old, healthy, Waleska 770-479-8206 770-526-0224 wormed and vacc., parents on premises $225. Herd reduction, 8 females, 1 male, tiny, all R. Wimberly Williamson 770-467-9980 colors, grt. brush eaters, wormed, healthy, ABGA percentage & fullblood does, bred to true Pygmys. Fredrick Brooks Jackson 912fullblood buck, big & healthy $150/up. Sharon 994-2911 Hamilton Waynesville 912-778-5004 IBGA Regd. fullblood Boer buck, correct ADGA Nubian buck, 2 yrs., .Star bloodlines, proven sire, lrg., blk., gentle $150 or trade. color, sire 100% SA $500. Chris Veal Davis.boro 912-348-3004 Renee Harris Mt. Airy 706-754-7419 IBGA fullblood red Boer buck $300; other ADGA Nubian bucks, exc. bloodlines, bottle fullblood & percentage bucks, does, healthy raised, all colors and shots, very gentle. L. starting at $85. David Seymour Franklin Rees Good Hope 770-267-8279 706-675-6843 ADGA fullblood bucks, 3 mos., ADGA purebred Nubians, does, and bucks, all ages, exc. bloodlines, both breeds. Lannie Jarrell Sylvania 912-857-3700 Jacob sheep: lambs, rarris & ewes, exc. fleece, color, rams $50/up, ewes $75-$150; Hwy 63, Franklin Co. Patrice Danielson Toccoa 706-886-1379 ADGA purebred Saanen buck, Jug-Tavern, Lambs for sale, 70-79 lbs. $95; 80-89 lbs. Gen-Do bloodlines, 5 yrs. old, $125; cert. accred. herd, GAE neg. S. Jones Ellijay 706- $110. Tom McConnell McDonough 770-9572fl74 636-2582 Please observe our 20 word limit. Lambs, sheep, Southdown, 5+ mos. old, Spanish nannies, some bred, some open to '90 AQHA bay broodmare, 15.3hds., bred to $70/up. James Hanson Winder 770-867- breed to 100% Boer. John McDuffie Rt 2 Box APHA, gr!. disp. and also rides $2800. Shay 4394 323 Roswell 31079 912-624-2867 Momon Rome 770-878-2141 Miniature Cheviot ram born 3/10/00; regd. w/AMBHCSBA $400. Ray Barton Armuchee 706-235-3675 Miniature babydoll black sheep10 weeks old, male, very sweet $300. Tanya Stacy Moore Williamson 770-228-9752 Miniature goats, 2 wethers $25 ea. David Pruett Rock Springs 706-638-3909 706375-4512 Miniature sheep, Cheviot breeding pair plus spring lamb $300; Romney ewe $100; Angora nanny $75/or sell ail for $400. Phil Tondra Talking Rock 706-334-2624 Suffolk yearling and ram lambs, Suffolk ewes and ewe lambs, Two three year old Hampshire ewes. Shelia Moats Wrightsville 478-552-0584 - Two Pygmy nannies bred to regd. buck; also, 1 billy, 7 mos. old, all for $75 ea. G.L. Johnson Chatsworth 706-695-4924 Young Pygmy billy goats, $30 or trade for females. Debbie Cox Jackson 770-228- 9973 Equine For Sale '90 Append. QH mare, 16.1hds., drk. bay, Jetalong/Majestic Prince bloodlines; in foal to TB for quality hunter or 3-day prospect $4500. S. Reid Meansville 770-567-9480 '90 regd. 1/2 Andalusian mare, exceptional movement, dressage, trail rides, proven broodmare, rare opportunity, must sell $5200 obo. Renee Miller Comer 706-783-3394 '91 AQHA gelding, '93 Palomino mare, '92 paint mare, '99 APHA bay overo stud, gentle & sound. Tom Sewell Ellijay 706-635-4515 706-635-2973 '91 Arab/OH mare, gray, big & flashy, high NPGNPygmy goats, 2 females, 4 mos. old, light caramel(white), 2 wethers, 3 1/2 mos., one light caramel, one blk. agouti. John Andrews Marietta 770-578-0852 706-896- 5404 Nigerian Dwarfts, does $100; bucks $50; beau. Robin Smith Gainesville 770-887" 5800 Nubian buck $125; Nubian Alpine mix buck $75; good bloodlines, healthy. Holly Bessinger Dixie 912-263-4224 Nubian cross does/buck, pretty colors, 3 mos. old $35 ea. H. Gonzalez McDonough 770-914-7451 Nubian does, bucks, .and kids for sale, ADGA registered and grade, $50/up. Desiree D. Wehner Thomasville 912-227-1403 Nubians (grade), Boers % does, doe kids $150 ea., wethers from $60, GAE, TB bruc. neg. Anna Schmid Covington 770-788-8189 One billy goat for sale. Hollis Martin Carrollton 770-832-1511 Percentage Boer kids, 3-8 mos. old, CDT vacc., wormed, hooves trimmed, well fed, some tame. Reid Webster Sandersville 912- 348-6112 Percentage Boer kids, does, fullblood bucks, starting at $50/up. R. Nelms Covington 770-787-5016 Purebred Nubian bucks, does and kids, exc. stock must sell. David Pack Buford 770945-5046 Purebred Nubians, beautiful, 2 nannies, 3 male 'kids, not for slaughter. Vince Sparr Lawrenceville 770-963-1404 Purebred Toggenburg does, 2 nannies, 3-4 yrs., $1-35 ea., 3 purebred does, 4-mos. $100 ea., 2 Tog./Nubian cross does, 4-mos., $50 ea. I. Harmon Thomaston 706-646-2328 Pygmy Billy for sale, 6 months old, black/white, tame, not for. slaughter $40. lim Benefield Cedartown 770-748-8730 Pygmy billies for sale, also Nubian mix nannies and billies, some for barbecue. Don .Smith Covington 770-786~6184 Pygmy buck, NPGA regd., Champion bloodlines, proven breeder, friendly, must sell $75/obo. Brian Soule Canton 770-735-1034 Pygmy bucklings, many tiny, wormed, well fed, ready now $35 ea. or 2/$50. K. LeBarron Dewy Rose 706-213-6261 . If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. All equine advertised in the Market Bulletin must have had a negative Coggins test within past 12 months. Negative reports are valid for 12 months from the sample date. A copy of this test report must accompany the ad each time it is submitted or the notice will be returned to the advertiser. For this reason, generalized ads (i.e., many horses, varieties to choose from, others, etc.) cannot be accepted. Buyers are urged to request verification of a negative Coggins test before purchasing any equine. Any falsification of Coggins tests can result in fines and/or suspension of advertising privileges i_n the Market Bulletin. This regulation also applies to equine advertised in the At Stud" and "Boarding" categories of the quarterly equine editions. ' 98 AQHNArab cross, triple regd. filly, sorrel/flaxen, blaze & 4 white socks Imprinted, beautiful & sweet $1500 obo. Art Schwab Canton 770-345-6891 '00 APHA blk./white tobiano filly, gr'daughter of World Champion halter horse, Impressive Eigliy Hypp NIN $3500. J. Wilkes Athens 770-725-5550 '00 APHA colt, sorrel breeding stock w/blaze stockings, Skippa Sure Bar, win or lose, athletic, performance prospect. R. Osborn Eatonton 706-485-3153 '00 APHA gray tobiano colt, very cute, heavy muscled, cutting/reining bred $1700. Jack Williams Ranger 706-337-4267 '00 APHA liver chestnut breeding stock colt, Tough Breeze bloodlines, handled daily since birth, built nice $800. K. Woodham Gainesville 770-532-4398 '00 APHA weaning tobianos, fillies & colts, all are colored, pedigrees for anyone. Ken Jeffries Tallapoosa 770-574-2233 '00 chestnut AQHA filly, cute, gentle, leads, ties; Colonel Freckles,. Hollywood Gold, Doc Bar, Poco Dell, Captain Joker. V. Wilson Covington n0-787-4213 '74 cutting horse mare, sound, must see to appreciate. D. Jacobs Moultrie 912-9857671 -'-"',8'--1'--A-p_p_a_lo-o-sa-m-ar_e_, _e_x_c_. -tr-a-il-'&-b_u_g_g_y spirited, exp. rider $800. Dean Rages Monticello 706-468-1118 '92 AQHA gelding, good all around horse w/good handle and grt. disp., will go English/Western $2500. Roger Rhodes Gainesville 770-503-5710 '92 Appaloosa mare, gentle, easy keeper, loving home only $1100. Chuck Bush Union City 770-969-2138 '93 APHA blk. tobiano stud, ROM reining, 2'00 colts, '89 Arabian mare western, '99 1/2 Arabian. Gloria Maraman Macon 912-9864414 '93 AQHA blk. mare, gr'daughter of Peppy San & Doc Sugs Brudder, 14.3hds., 1100 lbs., gentle $4500/obo. Connie Little Cleveland 706-219-1370 '93 AQHA regd. mare, gray, gr'daughter of Zan Parr Skip, Eng/West. $3000. Marcia Cole Madison 706-343-0056 '93 Paint mare, bred to Coosa Lad stud for 2001 foal, San Peppy's Jewel, Chek D Bar $5500. Dan Pharris The Rock 706-647-1576 '93 cremillo gelding, 15.1 hds., super gentle, child safe, pulls wagon, gr!. trail horse, fast, started, $1500. Bob l(eling Douglasville 770-489-9325 '94 AQHA gelding, chestnut color, gr!. disp., gr!. trail horse, 15hds., intermed. rider, serious inquires only, aft. 8 pm. Jason Dickey Blue Ridge 706-632-3879 '94 App/OH mare, stocky, 14.1 l'lds., roan, western, loads, clips, bathes, neck reins, easy keeper, intermed. rider, sale/trade. D. Bowen Danville 912-962-3540 '95 APHA sorrel/tobiano stallion, tri-color, Three Bars Painted, Joe Chief Bar, Western Pleasure, professional trained $9700. Twila & Brian Bethlehem 770-867-9376 '95 AQHA barrel/pole geld., 15hds., sound, calm, child safe, grt. Jr. or High school rodeo $4500. Janice Greene Douglasville 770942-6006 '95 AQHA sorrel gelding, Zippe Pine Bar gr'son, 15.2hds.;gentle; flashy, slqlJ!.)Ogllope, blaze face, unlimited potential $4500. Dianne Cassara Loganville 770-554-8574 '95 AQHA sorrel mare, Cutting Roping. bloodlines, broke, beau. horse $2200. Dawn Jones Conyers 770-784-1'398 '95 AQHA/NFQHA buckskin mare, Cutter Pygmy goat herd reduction, bred_ nannies, horse, gr!. w/kids, ridden by 9 yr. old, good Bill, Hard Twist, Old Sorrel/Sonny Dee Bar herd billies & others weaning age, very small & home only $1200. Ronnie Meads Sparta breeding, bred to Palomino $3700. D. gentle, see to apprec. Clyde Lawson Canton 706-444-7224 Medlock Glennville 912-654-3410 770-479-3542 770-479-3113 Pygmy goat kids, all from a small regd. billy, all live w/llamas, others. Kathy Wade Winder 770-867-6092 83 AQHA cherry sorrel mare, Conclusive daughter, 16' NIN, foal for 2001, big lots of pretty. Susie Chastain Breman 770-5376983 '95 bay Belgian mare, 16.1hds., rides/drives, bred for WB foal, gentle for anyone $2500. Toni Rush Zebulon 770-3582019 Pygmy goats, 2 does, blk. and white $60 ea., both $100; purebred, healthy. J. Blake Conyers 770-466-8992 Pygmy goats: doe, bucks, regd. NPGA, call '84 QHX mare, 15.2hds., drk. bay, gr!. pleasure horse, lots of trail hours, sound/sane $1300 firm. Linda Foley Cumming 678-4383490 '96 APHA bay/white tobiano gelding, Paco breeding, very gentle, died broke, anyone can ride, grt. for a beginner. Samantha Wade Adairsville 770-386:5155 aft. 6 pm. W. Davis Stockbridge 770-4741154 Quality fullblood Boer goats, bred does to start kidding in Sept., service age bucks, SA to NZ genetics. Nancy England Gainesville 770-532-8818 '87 AQHA gelding, 14.2 1/2hds., easy keeper, ladies horse, exp. rider, trail ridden, approved home only. Lori Childree Kingsland 912-729-5180 '87 AQHA gray mare, 16hds., runs all five events and ropes, excellent youth horse, '96 APHC leopard mare $2500; '98 APHC solid filly $800; both gorgeous and mannerly. Evelyn Mount Ellenwood 404-243-1313 '96 AQHA mare, trained to team pen, King & Sugar Bar lines, fun and.spunky, rides like a dream. Meghan Bell Comer 706-783-4181 Rambouillet ram, gentle and friendly, all shots and worming, 1 1/2 yrs. old, used in Christmas plays $125. Marie Gualltiere Suwanee 770-887-1925 Regd. African Pygmy goats, 3 does, 1 buck, Champion bloodlines, $1500; with 4 X 8 house, 4 weathers $50 ea. B. Paxton $6500. Amy Ward Eatonton 706-485-0857 '87 Regd. Percheron gelding, upheaded, over 18hds., approx. 2200-2400 lbs., broke single, dbl., six horse hitch and saddle, all blk. w/small star. Lacy Reynolds McDonough 7.70-957-2210 '87 Zippe gelding, For novice '96 Arab. mare, beau. bay w/three white feet, flashy, personable, friendly, to good home $1500. A. Kennison Newnan 770-4635149 '96 QH sorrel grade geld., 15hds., Doc Bar bred, not for beg. $1800. V. Elliott Barnesville 770-358-0797 Franklin 706-675-1377 Registered Nigerian Dwarf doe, white w/black, disbudded, friendly, good homes only. Jeff & Holly Longino Monroe 770-464-0902 Saanen, Lamancha & Recorded Grade youth/amateur, showmanship, horsemanship, trail, H.U.S., equitation, many circuit championships $7,000. Andy Nicholas Carden Moreland 770-252-3791 770-3540558 '96 red sorrel gelded Belgian Draft horse, rides/drives, hasn~ in the past 2 yrs., makes a good prospect, loads/bathes, bridle/halters included $3000. Heidi Buchan Waynesville 912-778-3255 does, ADGA, . kids-adults, some milking, Saanen buck $200 ea., cutting back. Jane Stovall Hoschton 706-654-2328 Sheep for sale, easy keepers, shed their '87 gentle chestnut daughter of AQHA champion Pondies Zip, broke, confidence builder, sound, trail ride, show WP, breed. M. Kelley Amuchee 706-234-3478 '97 Foundation bred stallion, Sonny Dee Bar, Blondys Dude & Skipper w., gentle/green broke $2500. Steve Davis Commerce 706-335-7544 wool 1 blk. wither, 1 white wither, 1 white ewe '87 grey Arabian gelding, 14.3hds., spirited, '97 Paint gelding, deep sorrel and white, $125 ea. Chris Houston Woodstock 770- loves to run, neecjs exp. rider, $1000. Jason broke, ready to go, regd., 14.3hds., 1000 lbs. 517-9936 High-Rise Garden Spitler Newborn 770-784-5318 Terry Fowler Cedartown 770-748-7486 '88 AMHR blk. Mini mare, 34" tall, has had '97 Saddlebred gelding, sorrel, 15:3hds., several babies, gr!. disp., loves attention, very long neck, racking prospect, been trail ridden Is your garden space limited? people oriented. Mitch Freilich Stockbridge for 2 yrs., bathes, loads, clips, friendly, spirited .. 770-318-3143 $1500/obo. Burt Alford Cumming 770-886- Use fences and even the '88 AQHA sorrel mare, Ten'Te Otoe 6039 patio ,house or garage walls to Impressive bloodlines, 60 days barrels,. exc: '97 solid chestnut paint filly, Zippe Pine Bar, support trellises for melons, broodmare $3000 obo. C. Gay Chatsworth Coffeemate Cowboy, 15hds., pretty mover, 706-517-0044 sweet disp. $2800. Cindy Farmer Hoschton cucumbers, squash and pumpkins, '89 AQHA bay mare, 16hds., own daughter 770-967-2007 according to the University of of Reference, broke to ride but used as '98 APHA blk./white gelding, '99 SSH bay Georgia Extension Service. To broodmare $2000. Les Baxter Dawsonville white gelding $800 ea. or trade. Joel ~ 770-887-5261 Weatherford Millen 912-982-7813 keep the fruits from weighing down '89 AQHA gelding, sorrel w/4 stockings, '98 APHA tobiano gelding, sire Flashy Maid the vines, make cradles of netting blaze, beau., 16.2hds., shown Western Zipper, '97 AQHA sorrel gelding, sire Flashy or pantyhose slings. Or tack Pleasure, easy rider, clips, loads, call aft. 6 Zipper; also, Ive; messg. w. o. Johnson temporary shelves beneath heavier .p..m. ;.;.;.;.."'D"'a""'n..:.P..::a:;:;d.,g.;;;.ett"--'H""i"'ra:::m.:::...:77...:..:::0_-4:.::3:::9'--4:.::2;;:0:::0___ 1 Cartersville 770-387-7507 Market Bulletin is printed Please review requirements under ad fruits on recycled paper. catagories before submitting your ad. Wednesday August 30, 2000 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 '98 AQHA blue roan mare, SUS exc. 5 yrs. old, QH/AP, pretty color, 1Shds., Child pony, almost 14hds., $1000. Dennis TB gelding, 7 yrs. old, gray, 16.2hds., '00 hatch McMurrey stock , brown egg rope/performance prospect, Wyoming bred smooth, grt. trail horse, very gentle, smart still Barron 1515 Hwy. 198 Carnesville 30521 jumping 3' easily, good CT prospect $3500. Iayers, Buff Orph, black Australorps, Hancock Blue Valentine $4500. C. Vick Iearning, $2000; obo. Shaun Newsome 706-384-3400 Carole Palmer COll!!Qe Park 770-306~8311 Wyandots $5, chicks $2/ea. Paul Grizzle Bowdon 770-258-5747 Atlanta 770-228-6932 Childs beau. blk. Racking pony, shows or TB gelding, regd., 8 yrs., 16hds., terrific Dahlonega 706-864-6722 '98 AQHA sorrel geld., gr'son-of Smart Chic 6 yr. unregd. breeding stock paint gelding, trail rides, 13 yr. mar~, exc. health, good interm., English/Western; well mannered, 'DO hatcn Ringneck pheasants, priced Olena, 90 days reining training, very quiet chestnut w/white, 16hds., Egl/West., some manners $1200. Lisa West Haddock 912- jumps, trails, shown, healthy, personality, accord. to age. J. Mallory Valdosta 912-249- $4500. L. McClure Suwannee 770-887-6613 show exp., intermed, rider $4000. R. Vogt 932-5573 good home only $2500. D. Savard Social 9384 c '98 AQHA sorrel stud, Otoe bloodline and umming 770-888-1006 Jet Decks Lass, 7 yrs. old, bay mare, Circle 770-464-0200 '00 hatch layers, small and large breeds, 2 Hollywood George bloodlines, good disp. J. 8 mos. old Percheron/Haflinger stud colt, 1S+hds., good ground manners, easy keeper, TB mare, regd., 13 yrs., 15.3hds., drk. bay, roosters/$5, 6 hens/$6. Karen Stewart Good Reaves Quitman 912-263-7074 solid blk. bay, will make grt. sport pony $650. .Spirited, speed, grt. barrel prospect $2500. super mover, cute jumper, clips, loads, lunges Hope 770-267-9836 '98 breeding stock paint filly, sorrel wfflaxen Randi Johnson Sparta 706-444-6809 Sophronia Grantham Boston 912-735-4450 $3500/obo. Lewis Llewellyn Cumming 678- '00 hatch turkey, barred rocks, RIR, call mane/tail, greeribroke, also aged sorrel AQHA 8 yr.. bay Paint geld., 15.lhds., exc. on Mammoth donkey team, gelding, 4 yrs. old, 643-9240 before 8:30 PM. Don Long East Ellijay 706- broodmare, rebred to gr'son of Leo. K. Lowe trails, loads, clips, sound, needs exp. rider I rained to work wagon and ride, good TB yearling colts (2), big, correct, bays, 276-7761 Kingston 706-232-6667 $1800. Shirley Seibel Murrayville 770-535- w/children, gentle, easy to work. Ken Adams racing prospect, by Groovy $9000; and, '00 hatch, March baned rock and butter '98 flashy bay gelding, AQHA IF, started 7393 Ellaville 912-937-5708 Deposit Ticket $14,000. G. Brown Palmetto cups for sale. Todd Davis Milner 770-233- under saddle but green, a lot of huntseat show potential $3800/nego. G. Ridley 89' regd. Arabian Mare, bay, needs experienced rider, $1200. Neal Phelps Medium pony, gentle, bay gelding, jumps, fast, 5 1/2 yrs., grt. w/kids, used in girl scout -770-463-2014 TB/Arab. mare, sound, sorrel, well trained, 0310 'DO hatch, free buff orpington roosters to Conyers 770-918-1272 Madison 770-514-3396 770-591-0847 program $1800. L. L. Abrams Griffin 770- 15hds., $2000; good home only. Kerry gcod homes, 5 available. Nancy Jones '98 regd. APHA bay tobiano gelding, should 9 yr. QH gelding, good trail horse, ridden 228-3865 Thomas Powder Springs 770-222-0895 Norcross 770-448-1511 mature to 15.3hds., started ground work English, started off, needs exp. rider $2000. Miniature AMHA regd. mare, 16 yrs. old, TWH 11 yr. old mare, exc. broodmare, exc. '00 hatch, guineas, chickens, and ducks. $2000/obo. Bonnie Cooper Comer 999-783, Vivian McWilliam Covington 770-784-6500 bred to foal 6/2001; selling w/1 yr. blk./wht. trail, does it all, good disp., must go, has Patrick McNab 828 Cedar Ridge Rd West 2427 770-787-5180 Iilly, $1375 for bred mare/filly. Steve Adams papers/current shots. L. Pugh Bethleham Green 31567 912-384-5405 '98 regd. Appaloosa(ApHC) drk. bay filly, grt. disp., ready for you to start, good home only $1000/obo. A.J. Carubbi Good Hope 770-207-0721 '99 APHA bay tobiano colt, Heza Dodger, Hancock bloodline, loud color, handled daily $1500. Gary Lee Clayton 706-782-5643 '99 APHA breeding stock, bay gelding, AMHA bay stallion, 30"; blk. bred mare, chestnut wealing colt, sorrel yearling filly, exc. stock $600/up. Wilton Marchman Hampton 770-946-4631 AMHA blk. stallion, 1 yr. old. L. Dover Union Point 706-486-4755 AMHA/AMHR horses, Red 10-yr. mare, 38'', 7 mos. pregnant, possible child horse $1200; Tal!apoosa 770-574-2839 Miniature donkey, 2 yrs. old, jack, very gentle $400; mianiature horse, blk. stallion, 1 yrs. very gentle $400. Tony Dunn Dearing 706-595-7 406 Miniature horse for sale, 4 yrs. old, very gentle, can pull cart, coggins and shots updated. Jack Harden Bowdon 770-258- -770-868-0214 TWH Racking palomino, flashy, 6 yrs., easy loader, intermed. rider, good con!., parade horse. F. B!}'ans Douglasville 770-489-0168 TWH black geld., 5 yrs., .used in field trails, trail rides, $1000; extra gentle sorrel mare, good gentle field trail/trail rides $1500. W. C. Hall Woodstock 770-928-3881 'DO hatch, young, stags, and pullets, Grays and Hatch, reasonably priced. James Wood Hoschton 706-654-3498 '00 hatching, 4 preeds in every pullet & stag, make offer. Billy Swatzell 2758 Triune Mill Rd. Thomaston 30286 706-646-2508 '98 Nepal Kelig 2000 red yellow, dark throat golden pheasants, Old English Game smart and gentle, loads, bathes, lunges, cross buckskin stallion, 27'', 2 1/2 yrs., $1200 other. 7953 TWH chestnut mare, 5 yrs. old, white bantams, homing pigeons. David Orgel and ties $950/obo. Kim Grimes Buford 770- R. Harris Alpharetta 678-393-8545 Miniature horses: 2 young colts, very gelding, 10 yrs. old, both 15.2hds., smooth Albany 912-435-3973 271-1623 AMHA/DNA 5 yr. 28", blk. stallion, started affectionate, just need love in return, grt. gaits, miles of trail exp. C. L Till Jackson 1 pr. black swans, $250. Keith Jarvis '99 AQHA dun colt, beau. performance/stud 0 n cart, gentle, proven producer small foals Iheropy for elderly/handicapped $1000 ea. or 770-504-9571 Ashburn 912-567-2454 prospect, athletic & smart, Cont. Ace, Gidget $500; AMHA/DNA 2 yr. bay stallion, $2000. $1500/both. C. Green Tyrone 770-487-2858 TWH geld., 7 yrs., bay, 16hds., very gentle 13 chicks, 2 1/2 weeks old $2/ea., 14 King & Leo in bloodline, $3000 obo. J. Carol Lowery Eastman 478-374-3111 404-755-4597 but spirited, very smooth trails, field trails, fast chicks, 6 weeks old $1.75/ea. M. Smith McClellan Covington 770-299-1942 APHA 3 yr. filly, dk. lilay, blk. points, 1100 Morgans, . regd. bay yearling colt, walk, regd. $2000. D. McCluney Forsyth 912-994-9742 '99 AQHA sorrel colt, '99 AQHA bay filly, '87 Ibs., saddle-broke, rides children, neck reins, Beamington gr'son $850; 6 mos. chestnut ~illedgeville 912-452-0335 2000 game chicks,. brood fowl white AQHA chestnut broodmare,. '86 sorrel TB knows commands, expert buyer $3500. filly, purebred $750. L. Hinson Alto 706-778- TWH mare, 10 yrs., 15.2hds., blk. blaze, hacked,_ war horse, Griffin white clarets and gelding, '83 strawberry App gelding. Ken Ronald Myers Covington 770~787-4191 7120 white-socks $2500; OH gelding, 15.2hds., 4 others. Jeff Thompson Loganville 770-784- Rhodes Newnan 770-252-5709 APHAgeld., 11yrs.,1!/.3hds., broke, grt. on Percheron grey mare/horse w/mule colt, yrs. red dun $2500; Paint gelding 5-yrs. Steve 770.5 '99 ApHC colt, sorrel w/blaze, 14hds., Irails, could be shown, tri-colored, loads, clips, blk., mule colt 2 mos., very gentle mare & Whidby Carnesville 706-384-3154 25 diff. kind of show bantams. Clyde " Pleasure potential, quiet, willing and smart, bathes $3000. Taffie Lewis Jackson 770- colt, mare will ride/work to wagon. Joel TWH mare, blue roan w/3 stockings, childs Goolsby Douglasville 770-942-4371 good bloodlines $1200. Albany 912-883-2842 K. Henderson 459-3870 770-775-6888 AQHA appendix filly, yearling bay w/blaze, Shirley Bowersville 706-245-5114 Pecos painted jewel' '96 APHA filly, Two- or ladies horse, extensive trail exp., shown in 4H shows $1200. A. Dodgen Washington 50 to 60 mixed chickens, 4 wks. to grown, $1/ea. if all taken. Earl Dockery Aubern 770- '99 Standardbred/Saddlebred colts, beau., bred for barrels, gentle, smart, loads $1500. Eyed- Jack bloodlines, rides, bathes, loads, 706-678-5366 867-6594 well handled, should make 16hds., two $650 ea. Carole Lorimer Rayle 706-743-5945 706276-3674 C. Collar Rockmart 770-684-7914 AQHA dun mare, .Leo bloodlines, good broodmare and trail horse, loads, clips, goes very sweet, a real beauty, ridden in parade. Mark Bullock Danielsville 706-789-2962 706-552-7041 TWH mare, regd., 3/30/95; sorrel w/flaxen 50+ common pigeons $3 each, no Sunday mane & tail, 15hds., gentle, exp. rider, sire: sales. Clovis Jackson Moultrie 912-941Generator's Ebony Delight. Gloria Cooper 5541 '99 filly, sorrel solid, APHA breeding stock, gr'daughter of Flashy Zipper, Zippe Pine Bar, on papers $1500. D. Harris Cartersville 770386-3554 anywhere, baby on site. Wayne Hill Hoschton 706-654-5435 AQHA geld., 2 yrs. old, Zippe Pine Bar, APHA mare, 4 yrs. old, bred 2001 foal, APHA Purebred Arabian, 19 yrs. old, 15.3hds., broodmare, trail horse, chestnut w/blaze $800 w/lack. K. Smith Canton 770-720-2289 QH bay gelding, 3 yrs. old, 14.3hds., beau. Pelham 229-294-21 oo TWH regd. 3 yr. old, bay mare, Last Chance bloodlines, gentle, 14.3hds., hands broke trail ride, advanced/beginner $1300. Cheryl 6 adult geese-Toulouse, African mixed $85 for all, 1 pr. adult India Blue peacocks, 3 yrs. old $125, mallard ducks, mixed. John Reese Hull 706-369-0508 10 Yr. old sorrel QH gelding, grt. trail horse, $1250; Ive. messg. Sondra Jackson Cartersville 770-607-7391 10 yr. AQHA palomino gelding Western/English events, childsafe $2500 obo Greg Rice Douglasville 770-605-7881 mare, 17 yrs. old w/foal. Veal Irwinton 912- 946-2402 AQHA gelding chestnut, star, strip and snip beau. 15.3hds., super trail horse $2200. Lori Key Stockbridge 770-918-8635 770-815- 0098 . head, Imprinted, extremely, gentle, green broke. Leigh Riley Albany 912-439-2561 QH gelding, 3 1/2 yrs., sorrel, 14.2, exc. ground manners, quiet natured, looks good, smooth trot. Jon Jeffries Rome 706-2322848 Thomas Roopville 770-854-7111 TWH regd. blk. geld., 11 yrs. old, 15hds., smooth, gentle $2500. Ernest Thompson Cedartown 770-748-6709 TWH regd. blk. gelding, 2 yrs. old, 15.2hds., bomb proof, trail ridden, child proof,. clips, 7 Indian runner ducks and drakes for sale $8 each, or all for $50. Lawson Moore Good Hope 770-207-6306 8 month laying hens, golden comets, laying now, $5/ea. or $4/ea., over fifty, 100 or more delivered. David Califf Fairburn 770-306- 10 yr. QH gelding, 15 1/2hds., 1300 lbs. qomll .,proofr- no,.l:iad~)1apits, )oa,<;fi;, i:;lips, bathes, perfect family/child horse $1950; dely avail. W.H. Mccarter Blairsville 706-7454957 10 yr. old .chestnut gelding, 15.1 hds., gentle $875; 10 yr. regd. Arabian mare, gray, rides grt. $975, both sound. L. O'Hara Winston 770-489-1013 10 yr. regd. Arab. gelding, rides & drives $1200; 2 yr. bay gelding $400. Beverly HarrelI Dawson 912-995-4924 11 yr. old black Racking mare w/4 mos. old chestnut colt by her side, gentle, 15.1 hds $2200. M. Carlson Carriesville 706-6772714 12 yr. bay geld., TB, regd., loving horse exp. rider, needs good home $2200. Sonya Babcock Winder 770-867-0010 AQHA gelding, 12 & 5 yrs. old, all around horses, exp; riders necessary $2500 ea. S. Schiro Buena Vista 912-649-7003 AQHA gelding, sorrel w/flaxen mane/tail, 7 yrs. old, gentle, grt. trail horse, shown locaI $2500. D. Key Stockbridge 770-918-0318 AQHA golden palomino gelding, 8 yrs. old 16.1hds., handsome, sound and willing, good mover, show/jumping potential or trails $3500 A. Rainwater Lithonia 770-331-8155 AQl-IA mares(3) for sale, mares bred to APHA blk./white Sonny Dee Bar stud, also yearlings for sale. V. Templeton Louisville 912-625-8951 AQHA roping horse, head, heel, gelding 15:3hds., strong trail ride or pack, sorrel Icads, clips, lies. Bob Ernst Comer 706-7883604 April '98 bay overo colt, started under OH/APP, 4 Yrs., liver chestnut, 14.1+hds., trailers, loves a bath. Ann Evans To.ccoa 706- wonderful disposition, great - trail -prospect, . 886-4131 good home a must! $2000/neg. Carolyn TWH's; 6 yrs., chestnut gelding, 7 yrs. blk. Belcher White Oak 912,882-0644 roan gelding, 11 yrs. blue roan gelding, 11 yrs. Racking gelding, 1Oyrs. old, 16hds., sorrel, red/white gelding. Shea/Albert Queen Dallas gentle, exc. manner, trail rides, showy, easy 770-505-0090 keeper. David Marlow Bowdon 770-258- TWH/BEA SSHBEA gorgeous mare, 4 yrs. 2620 old, naturally exceptionally smooth, lots Racking horse gelding, show potential, action, trail exp. $4000; very gentle, 2 yr. blk. 1Shds., rides English or Western gelding $2500. C. Upshaw Blue Ridge 706- Pleasure/show $3000. Dennis Barron 632-0075 Carnesville 706-384-2648 TWH/SSH/BEA 12 yr., 15.1 hd. stocky mare, Racking mare, 6 yrs., "Powerful Threat'', blk. w/2 rear stockings, 2 front socks, very tieau. sorrel, 15.0hds., gentle, super smooth pretty, exc. trail horse, nicely gaited $3900. gait, trails grt., easy-to-ride, no vices $3500. Bob Hudson Tucker 770-205-9364 D. Webster Villa Rica 770-456-0453 TWH/Welsh Pony cross, colt May 99; Racking/TWH gelding, tri-color Racking, grey/white, gaited, flashy mover, good Icads, clips, trails, trophy winner, good temperament/friendly, sired by WCrrWH, manners, can be regd., exc. beauty halter broken, easy to handle. Matt Rogers 8G2D Adult mallards (5th gen.), pond raised, survivors, $20/pair, $25 trio, cash. Vicki Crowell Juliette 912-475-5655 Araucanas, rose combs, seabrights, and other bantams breeds, priced according to age.Randall Snipes Cairo 912-377-5846 Assorted laying hens, RIR, dominique, black sex, links $5/ea. Charles Vanzant Leesburg 912-439-0825 Bantam turkeys, guineas, peafowl, ducks, all ages. Seth Strickland 171 Tom Goddard Rd. Jackson 30233 770-775-3456 770-7756028 Bantams through hvy. breeds; also, ducks, geese and turkeys, all priced according to age. Bill Brown Senoia 770-599-6309 Bantams, Spangles, O.E., black and white speckled, molted O.E. $15 for 3 bared 0.E. J. 14 yr. Appaloosa mare, 15.lhds., child safe saddle. Colleen Jones Social Circle 706- $2000/obo. Gene Cunningham Forest Park Thomasville 912-227-0009 W. Hill Covington 770-385-8137 anyone can ride, current on all shots, no vices easy to load/trailer, trait ridden $1500/obo Mandy Welchel Canton 770-479-8850 557-9344 404-402-4835 404-361-4976 Three Jack burros, 1 yrs. old, $250 ea., Arabian filly, 3 yrs. old, 14.3hds., rose grey Regd. APHA sorrel gelding, 7 yrs., need to reduce herd. J. Hancock Gray 912- regd., Imprinted. J. Flaningan Griffin 770- 15.2hds., used on cattle and as flag horse at 986-5699 Bantams, hatch, rooster, Rhode Island reds. James Lieb 835 Short Rd. Jackson 30233 770-504-8516 1994 AQHA Barrel horse, gelding, 15.3hds. 1100 lbs, Pacific Bailey, loads, clips, bathes super personality, easy ride. P. McKenzie Hahira 229-794-9367 2 APHA Paint mares, both bred for early 2001; colorful, Champion bloodlines, $3000 ea. or $5000 for both. James Monk Hampton 770-946-9327 2 grade QH bay mares, (1) 5 yrs., (1) 20 yrs., 141/2hds., gentle, trails, loads, intermed rider $1200 ea. obo. Pattie Bozeman Collidge 912-346-3609 3 yr. bay Arabian stallion, very gentle greenbroke to ride $1500; 7 yr. regd. chestnuI Arabian mare, very flashy, gentle/loving $1500. Sam Moore Newnan 770-304-8118 3 yr. gray gelding, well broke, trail horse barrel horse potential, no papers $1500 Brenda Rice Douglasville 77D-489-8864 467-8026 Baby Donkey for sale, good price. Anita Dewey Macon 912-746-2918 Barrel horse, runs poles, cones, good on Irails, for beg or youth, older mare, 14hds $1200. Deneane Price Griffin 770-233-8690 Bay TWH gelding, 6 yrs. old, easy keeper $1500; 13 yr. dapple gray Paso Fino gelding $3000. S. C. Houston Woodstock 770-5162796 Beau. 14 yr. grulla mare, neckreins, gentle easy keeper, bomb proof, no bad habits, child safe $3500/obo. Chris or Kathie Timbs Forest Park 404-228-4604 Big mule, plow work to a wagon, good natured. Floyd Barnes Hiram 770-942-7630 Black Arabian stallion, very gentle, 3-yr. Bey Sha/Bask bloodlines, father is a multiple rodeo $3000. Robin Brooks Rockmart 770- Trade regd. palomino mare and regd. 684-7999 Arabian geld., for racking horse, value $2500. Regd. American walking pony spotted Bill Price Dahlon!!Qa 706-864-2278 mare, gentle for anyone who can ride, 14.1 Trak(TB, regd., ATA, proven broodmare, hds., calm, loving. Joan Brown Macon 912- lovely producer, 1O yrs., grey, herd reduction 743-2321 $3500. S. Webster Lawrenceville 770-466- Regd. Saddlebred stallion, 2 yrs. old, Hide 9861 Away Wild Country & Stonewall breeding, Two yearling fillies, one AQHA, one Chestnut w/white star & back a'rikles. Charles Appendix $1000 ea.lobe., also TB broodmare Brigham Canton 770-479-2191 770-479-3082 $5000 firm. Randy/Paula Parsons Eatonton Regd. TB 9 yr. geld., 16.1hds.;-chestnuI 706-485-6224 w/white, flashy, great dressage potential, exp Welsh/cob pony, 14.2hds., chestnut mare, rider, jumps, athletic, clips, loads. D. Finley 12 yrs., pretty mover, jumps 2'3'', child safe, Cartersville 770-565-6115 prof. trained $3500. Kim Crotts Madison 706- Regd. TB geld., 3 yrs., green but sweet 342-8840 $1800; Belgian/cross geld., 13 yrs. geld., pulls rides extra gentle $2000/obo; must sell. J Poultry/Fowl For Sale Condon Zebulon 770-567-5786 Bantams: 2000 hatch, 5 grown hens, two roosters, 50 total. M. Cook Blairsville 706745-8099 Bantams: WOE, duckwings, Seabrights some prs, standard dominques, black $1 and up, silkies, guineas, ducks, also. Dwayne Beard Royston 706-245-5736 Bantams: silver Sebright and O.P. quail bantam's. Tex Penland Flowery Branch 770967-4677 Beau. chicks, Black Giants, Polish (Crested), Cochins, and guineas; also, Indian runway ducks,. all .beautiful, healthy birds. Ch!}'slal Eckes Winder 770-307-5942 Black Australian swans $450 each or $900 pr.; also, peacocks $135/pr., and Muscovy ducks. A.M. Ferrell Smyrna 770-436-0282 Black rose comb $4/each, Silver Sebright 3 yr. old chestnut mare, "puppy dog disp.'' extensive trail riding, exp., 14hds., broodmare - potential $2500. G. Harvey Carrollton 770 836-1844 3 yr. sorrel gelding, green broke, some Iraii riding, Beauty's Red Boy and Brown Ri p - bloodlines, call aft. 5 pm. Walter Farr Americus 912-924-6261 halter champion, sweepstakes nominated gentle/easy to work with. D. Brock Newnan 770-254-9061 Black TWH regd. gelding, 14.3hds., 11 yrs gentle/smooth $1200; TWHX standardbred buggy horse, sorrel, 3 yrs., anyone can ride $2000. J. E. Cochran Blue Ridge 706-632 5624 Regd. TB mare, 7 yrs. old, blk./bay, 16hds. flashy, started off schooling, 2'6" honest, exp rider, grt. project $5000. D. Parman Fayetteville 770-631-7639 Regd. TWH, blue roan gelding, racks, did show, racks, 5 yrs. $3000; TWH palomino 14 yrs: $2000; 5 yrs. $1500. Kmaarreen' Alfano Clarksville 706754-9267 If you have any questions regarding ads in this categof}', call Emera/q Johnson at 404-651-9084. Mallard ducks must be at least three generations from the wild before they can be advertised in the Market Bulletin. Advertisers must include this information in notices submitted for publication. $10/pair, some ducks. William Kelley Canton 770-479-2773 Bronze turkeys, some grown and some half grown. Anthony Stapler Carrollton 770-8320523 Buff's, RIR, Dom., Black Australop's, 4 1/2 mos. old, ready to lay, $3/ea., rooster free. D. Hoard Thomaston 706,646-4504 4 yr. APHA solid bay mare, gentle, rides bred to APHA, b/w $1500; weanling bay coIt $5DD; good bloodlines. K. Taylor Macon 912- 746-5747 Blk. TWH gelding, 7 yrs. old, traffic and traii safe, field trail type, 15hds., smooth gaits Julia Heidbrink Barnesville 770-358-3523 Broodmares, all in foal for 2001; 3 APHA, aII Regd. bay TB gelding, 13 yrs, dressage beg. jumper, ridden by exp. 13 yr. old $3500/nego. Kim Thomas Newnan 770-304- 1248 '00 Hatch bantam mix $1 .25/each; BR roosters $2.00/ea. Margie Bowden Fort Valley 912-825-0092 '00 Partridge French Red Leg Hungarian, Chickens and ducks for sale, call after 5 p.m. Bill B!}'ant Hawkinsville 912-783-4041 Chickens for sale: tons to choose from, all must go, from bantams to big chickens, buy - 4 yr. APP/Walker gelding, clam, gentle loves people, spotted, child or lady, good home only $1200. Marti Nunn Roswell 770 overos, 4 AQHA bay palomino/sorrels, exc bloodlines. Tammy Freilichs Locust Grove 770-957-6687 Regd. half Arabian horse, 14.2hds., mare reg 2 ways, loud tri-colored $1750. R. M Carlson Carnesville 706-654-0434 $25/pair. Thomas Kent Pinehurst 912-4335172 '00 hatch Bantams, mottled cochins, hens, roosters free, various ages. F. Stephens Gray 912-986-1058 Chickens, bantams, and Rhode Island - 992-9969 Brown mule, green broke but gentle. Roger Roping horse, head or heels, quiet in box mottled japs, partridge, cochins and others; reds, all pure bred, laying soon $4/ea. in pairs 5 yr. mare, brown/white pinto pony, 13 _hds., D. Robinson 7401 Hwy 16 Brooks 30205 rates good. Jimmy Fisher Crawfordville 706 also, game chickens. R. L. Miller Winder 770- or trios, 7th one free. Mack B. Mauldin shown, lumps, needs intermed.-beg 770-599-6070 456-2010 867-2440 Sparta 706-444-6483 intermed.-advanced rider, will make good Buggy mare, standard bred, 8 yrs. old, traffic Selling due to health, team of mules, tw0 . '00 hatch Mallard ducks(Sth generation), Dark Cornish, Red Star hens, Rhode show pony. Vicki Erwin Douglasville 770- safe, amish trained, w/or w/out harness. Tommy wagons, all harness 3 horse GN trailer. Stan drakes $5, hens $7. Joseph Riley Tignall Island Red, Black Stars and Dominiques. 920-1793 Day Blackshear 912-449-4132 Darden Roberta 912-.836-9412 706-285-2056 Arthur Usher Conyers 770-483-8989 Page B THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 Ducks, geese, hens, doves, pigeons, Peafowl chicks, six diff. breeds, also Silver White leghorn roosters, $1 O/pair and one Llamas, bred females, studs,. yrlg., 17 1/2 Stubben Siegfried saddle, made in turkeys, prs., selling out - huge stock Phoenix & white silkie chickens. Paul Mathis black hen $5. Nancy Washington LaGrange pieasure, guard animals, packing, show germany, in good cond. $400. Kristen reduction sale/trade, eves. before 9 pm. Temple 770-562-3349 706-882-4665 quality, halter trained, terms & del. L. Beck Remlinger Lilburn 770-921-3985 Patsy b Brown Jackson 770-504-9507 Pekin ducks, Pharoah quail, RIR, & RIR Xochin Bantams, feather footed, all ages & Loganville 770-466-9870 17" Stuben Tristan English saddle, Fertile Muscovy duck eggs, RIR, hens; crosses, all ages. Brian Sturdy Gainesville colors. L. Towle Fa}'etteville 770-716-9114 Llamas, male & female, good breeders, havanna, fittings included, exc. cond. also, Muscpvy hen, laying now and fertile ~JR 770-781-4156 Young bantams, gray japs, gold and silver halter broken, $1000 to $2000, "Tut's $500/obo. Donna Scarborough Comer 706- eggs, six breeds of ducks. J.,uke Hudgins Pheasants, ringnecks; also, Jumbo sebrights, black R.C., WOE, silver spangles, Mountain". F. Woodruff Clayton 706-78'2- 783-5982 Covington 770-786-6447 ringnecks $8.25/ea., delivery available. BB reds, silver phoenix. Alton Gilreath 621 8 800-621-1768 17" all purpose English saddle w/fittings Free: six bantam chickens, silkies and Ste~hen Sibley Moreland 770-304-1081 Gainesville 770-536-5168 Llamas, selling the farm. all 50 llamas must $225; Western pony saddle & pad for small cochin mix. David M. Jones Ballground Pigeons - Homers, Helmets, Hollers; Doves Young guineas $6 each. Mrs. Allen Owen go, all ages & colors, breeding stock, used child(never been used) $100. J. Schower 770-735-6218 Pied Ringnecks, also White Japanese McDonough 770-957-9707 carts & tack. C. Johnstone LaGrange 706- Locust Grove 770-954-1372 Fryer breeding stock 40 hens, 2 roosters Silkies. Chuck L Williams Williamson 770$4/ea., take all $3.50/ea. M. McRae 229-8781 Poultry/Fowl Requiring 67 2-4477 18" Tristian dressage saddle, med.-wide Ostrich young birds, 10-12 mos., breeder tree, exc. cond. $400; '92 21' Merhow Equilite Elberton 706-283-7942 Pigeons, homers, Ice pigeons, and Russian Permit/License Game chickens, different breeds. Marshall tu mblers, $5/each. David Maddox Macon ~- --~-------- birds, price nego. Cory Whitman 790 Old 2H GN, like new, 7'8 tall/extra long $8000. R. Cartersville Rd Dallas 30132 770-505-0416 Yonkosky Cumming 770-889-4561 Brown Dalton 706-673-2225 91 2-750-8891 Game chickens, hatch, mugs, some crossed stags $15. David Combs Jefferson . Pigeons; American, Indian & Saddleback fantails, ice pigeons and white homers, If you have questions regarding this category, call Emerald JofJnson at 404-651-9084. LIVESTOCK WANTED 2 horse BP 6 ft. for small horses, mats, lights, storage comp., water tank, $1000. Sandy Ellis. Watkinsville 706-769-9789 706-367-4645 excellent birds; about 70 Mike Mooring 2 horse bumper pull, 6'6", new floor, paint & Game chickens, stags, crosses, blues, Sid- Taylors, hatch, Johnny Jumpers, $25/ea. Allen Garland Calhoun 706-625-4382 Game chicks, spangled Morgan, white hackle, pullets and stags, almost crowing size, one spangled Cleaborn hen. C. Montague Cla}l!on 706-782-2918 . Game fowl, Hatch, Rounahead, Grey crossed cocks, hens, pullets, $10 up or trade for goats. Phil .Wallace Powder Springs 770-943-4338 Game fowl, cocks, stags, pullets, grays, warhorse, roundheads and blues, trades considered. Jim Mcward Athens 706-546- 6860 Game fowl, proven stock white Clarets and Warhorses; also, Knight grays, stags & pullets. Larry Knight Mansfield 770-787- 5528 Game fowl, stags & cocks, pullets, hatch, brown red, Claire!. Phillip Stuart We'st Point 706-883-7907 Game rooster, silke, must sell, not for slaughter. Rachal Shaw Forsyth 912-994- 9098 . Game, pure white Albany, pure red Alba!ly $25/ea. Jimmy Mitchell Dalton 706-673- 4811 Good breeded game chickens and turkeys. Steve Kendall Gillsville 770-869-0148 Guineas 6-8 weeks, $3, cochin bantams, black, barred, birchen white, blue, buff golden-laced, partridge, $5. Nita Swindle B}'ron 912-956-5821 Eatonton 706-485-2879 Pure Gilmore hatch, Jimmy east grays, Madigan greys, clarets, hulsey, aseels, nelso's, RH's, redquills, pinion hatch, $35 and up, all after 7 pm. S.D. Whitaker Sandersville 9125 52-5100 Pure RIR 4 to 16 weeks old, pure dominques 4 to 16 weeks old, $4-$8/ea. Leonard Bennett 1083 Island Ford Rd. Buford 770-945-3368 RIR, roosters, hens, and pullets, healthy, $7 and below. Jay Bartlett LaGrange 706-8824 908 Red jungle fowl, all ages, $3 to $10 ea., call aft. 6 pm: Wayne Whiddon Cordele 912-2739 040 Rhode Island red hen, laying $1 Olea: Archie Cofer LAwrenceville 770-995-0083 Ringneck pheasants, nearly grown, call for prices. Jesse B!}'.ant Franklin 706-675-3961 s Show qlty. bantams, Golden & Silver ebrights, White Cochins, Blue Splash, BB Reds, Quail Old English, Fawn duckwings. Mack McBurnett T}'rone 770-487-2233 Show quality BB Red Bantams," all ages, 1 pair White Old English Bantams. Bo Smith Alvaton 706-538-6395 Show stock, Silver Duckwings, laying, $40/pr.; young birds $5 each; Creles, Fleurs, Silkes, Japanese, Brown Leghorns, Silver Sebright, and others. Johnnie Brannon Reidsville 912-693-5625 Silkies chicken, all colors including splash, $1O/pr., $7.50 extra birds, White King pigeons, $10/pr. Cheryle Mottern Eastman 912-374- Advertisements for wood ducks must be accompanied by a USDA permit. Permits are available from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Attn: Permit Section, P.O. Box 49208, Atlanta, GA 30359. Advertisers must submit a copy of current permit with their first ad. Permit copies will be returned upon request. Advertisements for bobwhite quail must be accompanied by a copy of the advertiser's commercial quail breeders license. Since this is a state protected bird, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources requires anyone selling bobwhite quail to have this license. For license information, write: DNR, Game and Fish Division, 2189 Northlake Parkway, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084. Bobwhite quail, 9 wks. old, $2.50 each; also, available pigeons breeder cages. Bruce Tamker B}'ron 478-953-2910 Jumbo Wisc. Bobwhite quail, eggs, chicks, mature birds, price according to age. Lisa Baxter Ludowici 912-545-9158 Jumbo Wisc. Bobwhite quail, flight cond., live or dressed, $3 ea., avail. now. Marshal Simmons Jesu~ 912-586-2851 Jumbo Wisc. quail flight birds, 12 wks. old, Simmons Quail Farm. A. Simmons Twin City 912-763-2433 Jumbo Wisconsin Bob White Quail, started birds and breeders. Raymond Haskin Baxley 912-367-3068 Jumbo Wisconsin Quail chicks, started If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083 .Items listed in the Livestock Wanted category 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 publication; neither are ads for free or unwanted livestock. Want 1 gentle Jersey or Guernsey milk cow to hand milk...no horns. Lynn B Hale Ellijay 706-276-1144 706-273-3838 Want Saddlebred horse and/or Welsh type pony. Patricia Garbutt Jesup 912-427-2262 91 2-427-2415 Want TWH for intermed. rider to get started in shows., call aft. 6:30 pm. Bridgette Pott woodstock 770-592-3755 Want fullblood Boer goat, young does, Will trade antique hores, drawn riding, hay rake good cond. A. DeVille 701-A Maye Rd. colunibus 31907 706-561-0020 Want regd. or purebred Black Angus bull, gentle, will swap or purchase. Steve & Nancy pettit Gainesville 770-983-7937 Want young miniature jenny in exc. health. Jim Parnell Lawrenceville 404-456-1268 Wanted: a young jack, call aft. 5 pm. Ray clark Hiram 770-445-7820 LIVESTOCK HANDLING lights, escape . door, tack, mats, pads, $1800/trade stock trailer. Sandy Masson Brunswick 912-261-9355 2 horse in-line trailer, refurbished, tack compartment, 2 side boxes, elec. brakes, very cond. $1850. B. Yates Hampton 770-9464553 770-946-4195 2 horse straight load, BP, good floor, mats, some rust $1500. Eddie Sullivan Buchanan 770-646-5651 2 horse trailer, good cond., needs paint job, tack comp. in front, can walk-thru, side tack door $8000. Carter Blalock Rome 706-2348069 2-horse GN trailer, new paint, floor, lights, saddle comp. $2250; call before $8:30 pm. Steve G House Rome 706-235-8421 20' livestock/horse GN trailer, front tack room, rear bay wing doors, slant load, good floor, brush fenders $1200. B. Applewhite Tifton 912-388-9597 20' stoll GN horse/stock tfailer, covered nose, metal top, escape door, extra tall, used 6 times $4000. Pat Johnson Athens 706549-7492 2000 WW 3H slant-load, BP trailer, w/walkin tack and DR. combination, double axle w/electric brakes/escape door, new cond. $4300. Clinton Wilson Lula 770-869-3276 All-Purpose English saddle, 15", includes stirrup, leatliers & irons $65. Heather Daniels Cumming 770-889-8028 Belting 6' wide, good for horse trailers $5.00 ft. Tom Jones 3473 Old. High Tower Guineas and peafowl bantams for sale, no 7646 birds, and flight birds. Quail Pox vaccinated Loganville 30052 770-388-0704 calls after 9 p.m. M. Cobb Ball Ground 770735-3764 Half grown bronze turkeys $10/ea., Silkies, (chickens w/fur), all colors, must sell, start and grow unit brooder (holds 24-4 week old chicks each). C.L. Peters Conyers 770- and weather conditioned. Kenneth Stone Hazlehurst 912-375-9886 / Northern bobwhite quail, flight cond., $3.00 If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519 083. Four 16' concrete ,cattle gaps $150 ea., loaded. Julie Hurst Coolidge 912-941-5593 Homemade 16' cattle trailer w/center cockerels, goldlaced Wyandottes, aracuanas, 388-7148 ea., over 1000, $2.80 ea. James Patrick '94 Jackson Coachman 2 horse BP, walk- divider, $800 firm, mt 3 pt. hitch hay rake white giant mix, $3, white doves $51ea. Michael Oberbillig Dahlonega 706-867-6349 Indian Blue peachicks, born 6/30/00, 15.00 Swan, white mute, graceful and elegant, sexed, pinioned, unrelated, 2 yrs. old, $650. E. Orta Atlanta 404-264-0292 Madison 706-342-3017 Quail hatching eggs yr. round, Northern Bobwhite or Coturnix, $35/100, $90/500, thru, escape door, 7' tall, mats, padded walls, tan. Terry M. Cordell Mableton 770-941-2874 '94 colt 28' 5 horse, slant load, GN, ale, $400. Allen Bond Elberton 706-283-2632 Livestock/horse trailer, center gate, bumper pull, rubber mates $1000. Shelby Pryor.11359 ea.; white silkie chickens, 5.00 ea. Patton Williamson 770-228-4415 David Turkeys for sale, Bronze. Whitesbui:g 770-834-2800 Bob Reece $160/1000 ppd. Jean Strickland Pooler 912748-5769 alum. wheels, new tires $3500. Thompson Dexter 912-875-4303 Glenda West Rd Roswell 30075 770-993-1596 Misc. English and Western tack, saddle, Large Frizzle chickens, Muscovey ~ucks $6.00 each Arocana Pullets $4.00 each Terry Winfrey Kite 912-469-3267 Large white pekin ducks, farm raised. James Agan Adairsville 770-773-7975 Layers: RIR, Black Sex Link, Dominique pullets, Show Bantams, Spangles, BB, Silver Duckwings, Black O.E., Silkies, . Buff Japanese, others, Doretha Rowden Bogart 770-725-7535 Mallard duckling to adult eggs to set, 4th generation to set, $3 to $8. Raymond Seckinger 735 Mack English Rd. Ellabell 31308 912-858-5048 Many diff. breeds of pigeons and other animals for sale, will ship or del., Daniel Vaughan Concord 770-884-9340 Moving, must sell, diff. types of peafowl, chickens, and pheasants. Rhonda Epps Ila 706-789-2247 Muschovy ducks and babies $4-$6/ea. Jean Torchia Dallas 770-505-2009 Turkeys: Black Spanish, royal, palm and blue slate. J. Tucker Adairsville 770-773-1635 Two mixed adult roosters and 2 Dominque adults roosters $20, one Mallard male duck, 4th gen. $7, good for eating or raising. Jack Wheeler Covington 770-787-1814 Week old assorted guineas, white pok-a-dot and purple, pure blood line $3.50/ea. limit 20, fat block hens $5.75/ea., good for stew. Jim Bierwagen Decatur 404-377-4122 White leghorn and black star (laying) $6/ea., call after 5:30p.m. Kenneth Harry Griffin 770-229-4362 Notice to Cotton. Buyers This notice informs cotton buyers .and agents of the changes made in the Dealer in Agricultural Poultry/Fowl Wanted Want Brown Red Cochin Bantams, will pick up anywhere in Georgia. L Crane Gainesville 770-531-7563 Want Brown .Red bantam cochins, also looking for spangled bantam cochins. L. Crane Gainesville 770-531-7569 Want G.Q.F. incubator in good condition; also, blacktail, red Old English. Keith Tate Dacula 770-995-8093 Want game & bantam chickens, Old English type turkeys, guineas. Johnny Carney Danielsville 706-795-5728 Want to buy two green peahens, have four blue peafowl, will trade or sale. Harry Crider Cumming 770-889-0133 ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK '95 Sundowner 3h slant stock trailer, GN, drlrm., exc. cond., no rust or damage. $6900 OBO. Nick Carden Athens 706-613-6854 '95 Sundowner alum. 4 horse slant GN trailer, dressing rm., drop windows, pull out tack, like new $13,000. Dale.Harrel Newnan 770-254-9465 '96 Ponderosa 2-3 horse stock GN, 10' dressing/ATV rm., walk-thru door, elec. brakes, new tires, sheltered $3500. Pat Cheatham Newnan 770-253-8703 '96 featherlite GN, 4 horse slant combo w/dressing rm., grt. cond. $10,500. Kevin Phillips Pelham 912-377-4790 '97 GN, 16' stock trailer, tandem axle, elec. brakes, rubber floor $3000. W. Ba11ks Dewy Rose 706-283-3263 '97 Trail-ET 2 horse GN alum. trailer, slant Ioad, like new, lrg. DR $10,500. Anne Graham Woodstock 770-591-8001 '98 3H slant trails west, full living quarters, mid-tack awing, drop windows, like new $22,000. Marsha Powell Dawsonville 706- bits, wraps, helmets, blankets and more. Dwite Stevulak Sharpsburg 770-599-6868 One horse doctor's buggy, black, rubber tires, metal box, shafts included, exc. condition $1200. Barbara or Jim R. Cumming Madison 706-342-3740 Pessoa A/O 17.5 saddle, wide tree, European seat, padded knee rolls, new cond. $1500; Western Silver show saddle $4000. Jan Hoffman Athens 706-208-0527 Pony harness and cart $200. Ray Pruitt Lawrenceville 770-822-0878 Portable cattle feeder, $700; Gehl 65, grinder/mixer, both good cond. $600. Jessie J. Driggers Route 1, Box 264 Glennville 30427 912-654-3814 Saddles, 4 Western, 1 roping $150/up, blankets & bridles. R. Smith Hampton 770227-0504 Slighty used colt 3 horse. slant w/mid-tack, sparetire, mats, $4300; also, several used barrel saddles. Chris Miller Sylvania 912- Muscovy Ducklings $2/ea. Juan Coronado Rockmart 770-684-6792 Muscovy 'ducks, beau., high-qlty., pond Products law by the Georgia Legislature during the 2000 If you have questions regarding this category, call Brenda Donnell at 404-651-9081. 216-1396 '98 Trail-ET Meteor, slant load, 2 horse bumper pull, dressing rm., escape door, white 536-3564 Small incubator wanted for backyard operation, Leave a message. Chris Shirley required, caring, responsible owners only, not for slaughter, $1 O ea. Lynn Mashburn Cumming 770-887-9056 Nine young white Phoenix chickens, $15 w: trio or $45 for all. T: Jimmerson Griffin 770-227-3971 Old timey guinea, 3 mos. old, $4.50/ 5 wks. old, $2.50 ea./sex links 2 1/2 mos., $2.25 ea., BR bantams, 3 mos., $2/ea. J.A. Brooks Powder Springs 770-943-0559 Pea Fowl: three hens $100, five cocks $75, indian blues. Ted Ridgeway Lexington 706743-5646 Peachick, white $15/ea., pigeons, homers and rollers, $51ea., must sell. Linda Godwin Hampton 770-946-4158 Peacocks, India Blues, Pied, Java Green and Whites. K. Little Jeffersonville 912-9452090 Peacocks, all breeders, Java Green, Pied Blue, India Blue, Black Shoulder, White's many more. T. Hill Danielsville 706-7955166 Peacocks, chicks, last of the season, blue, session. Effective July 1, 2000 the Dealer in Agricultural Products law (O.C.G;A. 2-9-1) was amended to include cotton. By adding cotton to this law, it now requires any person or company that purchases cotton directly from a Georgia producer and does not pay with cash or certified funds at the time of sale to obtain surety bond coverage and a license from the Georgia Department of Agriculture. The bond must be ~n the amount of the largest month's purchases from Georgia producers with a maximum amount of coverage to be $150,000. The Alternative Livestock category contains ads for ratites (ostriches, rheas, and emus) as well as other "nontraditional" livestock. 6 Emu free, you catch, load & haul. R. Bullard Mauk 912-649-7224 Beau. female baby llamas, ILA regd., parent on premises, $500 each. Vinny Ellner Newnan 770-253-1092 Emu chicks, 2-6 mos., various prices, unproven breeders, $800 pr. James Mangum Harlem 706-556-9660 Emus, proven breeders, $1500 pr., unproven, $800 pr., talking orders for next years hatch, $40 ea. Barbara Baker Hampton 770-946-3041 Llamas $500/up, weanlings, adults and pregnant females, terms and dely. avail. L. Grant Dallas 770-445-2855 Llamas lge. selection, terms & delivery avail., priced from $600, Crystal River Ranch. J. Holliston Hiawassee 706-896-5005 Llamas males & females, adulVjuvenile, all w/silver $7500. T. Floyd Gainsville 770-5329229 '98 WW BP 16' red horse/stock trailer, escape gate, center divider, slide/swing rear gate, $2750. Gregg Jordan Villa Rica 770289-1911 - '99 Ponderosa 3 horse slant trailer, GN, front dressing rm., rear tack, 8 mos. old $5150. Sam Little Lula 770-983-9067 '99 Silver Star alum. 3 horse GN, lrg. dr. rm. w/cedar paneling, exc. cond., $14,500 nego. J. Payne Bolingbroke 912-994-2371 15" Guffey barrel saddle, med brown, very good cond., pad and stand included $500/obo. Elaine Estes Lawrenceville 770339-0255 16" Kieffer Aachen w/fittings $600; 13" Mitch Harrison custom Western Pleasure show saddle, drk. $500. C. Astin Carrollton 770-920-7874 16" rawhide roper w/dalley horn, never used "$550; 16" show saddle, bridle/breastplate $950. D. Roperson Dublin 912-984-4830 Toccoa 706-282-5164 Sooner 4 horse alum., would like $2500$3500 dwn., will take mare as dwn payment, take over payments of $189.43/month, prefer Palomino/buckskin J. Jeffcoat Blairsville 706-781-3899 Touch of Class, alum. 6 horse GN show rig, $12,000; S&H 15' GN livestock trailer, extras $2500. Charles Orr Concord 770-884-0433 Trailer, enclosed 8' X 20' cargo craft, dual axle, 10,400 GVW $4500. Dianne Oeser Alpharetta 770-939-6367 Trailor: Jackson 2 horse slant load, bumper pull, front dressing rm., rear tack, drop down feed doors, white-navy. Dorothy O'Conner Roswell 770-594-8175 Turnout sheets, Rambos wug plus light $175; Ram.bo light $85; fits 15-16hds., barely used. K. Rosskopf Snellville 770-972-5136 . Two horse wagon, like new, hand brakes, all wheels in good shape call aft. 7 pm. Mike Mcswain Atlanta 706-245-8668 W-W shute portable $1000; W-W loading shute $800; portable exc. cond. George green, BS; also, a few eggs. Clarinda For a bond and license colors. Patty/John Weems Alpharetta 770- 16' Harrell livestock trailer, BP, new floor, Queener Chickamauga 706-539-2537 Streetman Watkinsville 706-769-7820 Peacocks: breeders to chicks, silver pied, java green (pure), black shoulder, Indian blue, application information or additional regarding this new 518-1318 770-346-9368 Llamas,. 4 males, adults, great guard animals for pastures, $250 ea./OBO. Lucy Nix good paint, $1000 or trade for 20' Gooseneck. Wagon/harness for sale, wagon seat 6; buil Alison Driggers Glennville 912-654-8849 on auto axels, new paint, $600; leathe 16' flatbrd bumper pull trailer w/sideboards harness w/collar bridle w/blinders $175 Buford bronze, plus more. Roger Smith requirement, please contact the McCa}'sville 423-496-5397 and ramp $1000. Grady Weems Eatonton $700/both. Alysia Carlisle Athens 706-354 Senoia 770-599-3277 PeaC:ocks: pair of Java green/3 yrs., India Blue/4 yrs., White/3 yrs., $450. Velma C. Batcherlor Perry 912-825-2889 Bonding Office at 404-656-3725 or the Warehouse Division at 404- 656 -3676. Llamas, all regd., gentle, halter trained, del. avail., located 2 mi. off 1-20 in Villa Rica,. Terry Cornett Villa Rica 770-459-4258 Ads cannot be called in by phone. 706-485-9498 16' horse/livestock trailer, center gate, side door, very well maintained. Betty Franks Tifton 912-386-9146. 8436 Want 2 horse GN alum. trailer, 1990/up good cond. in Atlanta area, under $9000. M Macpherson Alpharetta 770-667-1304 Wednesday August 30, 2000 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page9 Want trailer for hauling horse/buggy. Lem 100 5x5 rolls of Coastal Bermuda hay, $30 Wheat combine run, $4 per bushel. Bobby Wrens Abruzzi rye, 99.74% pure, seed, Clark Union Point 706-486-4793. FEED, HAY AND GRAIN per roll. Bobby Hamlin Lizella 912-836-2694 West Rutledge 706-557-2843 87% germ., $6.00/per bu., Ken Powell Want used panels to make a round pen 1999 hay, horse quality, square or round Yr. 2000 fert., rain free horse hay, Wrightsville 912-864-0244 with. Kathleen E. Wilson 494-9168 Woodstock 678- If you have questions regarding ads in this categ01y, call Emerald Johnson at 404-{i51-9084. bales. Sam Carpenter Tifton 912-729-5343 904-225-0222 (Coastal), sq. bales/$4, 4x5 md. rolls in dry Wrens Abruzzi rye, cleaned/bagged, 96% $40. Ray Clark Dacula 77G-963-3561 770- genn., $7/per. bag. Gary Watson Buena Want used panels to make a round pen. 2 horse trailer, bumper pull, straight load, 963-4228 Vista 912-649-7070 Lynn Hodges Cave Spring 706-777-0920 All hay ads must contain the variety of new brakes, feeding tray, padded sides, grt. Want used turkey feeders, located in hay offered for sale; i.e., Coastal bermuda floors, mats. Linda Foley Cumming 770- northern half of state. Patricia Parson hay, Alicia hay, etc. 822-9144 Feed, Hay And Grain Wanted Want used 495 haybine. Douglas Patterson Ag Plants for Sale Egyptian willking onion sets, $4/qt., top Pendergrass 706-693-2496 Wanted . pony cart and harness(Welch/Cob)in good condition. Beth Schuver Rome 706-236-9992 '00 Alfalfa hay for sale; also, have Tift 44 and Coastal bermuda, well fert., sq. bale, horse quality. Helmut Cawthon Rome 706291-0671 2000 Alicia bermuda horse qlty. hay $2.75 to $3.50/bale, depending on qty. purchased. John Davis Statesboro 912-587-5216 2000 Bermuda hay, Tift 44 horse quality, Douglasville 770-949-4390 no-942-2637 AG SEED FOR SALE setting $5/dozen clusters. Cecil Fordham Rt 2 Box 194 Metter 30439 912-685-5539 White mulliplying onion sets, no fertilizer or chemicals added for eating or fall planting, Wanted: Featherlite or Sundowner Alum. '00 Alicia Bermuda hay, $2.50 sq. bales sq. bales, $4/bale. B. Bullock Dallas 770- $18/gal. David Nickoles Jesup 912-427-7100 GN, 2 or 3 horse slant. Lucille Matthews horse qlty., in barn fert., weed free; also, $1 445-9392 If you ha!ie questions regarding ttis categay, Yellow multiplying onion plants now for Newnan 770-253-8138 mulch hay sq., near Savannah. Gary 2000 Tift 44 well fertilized. 1100 pound call Brenda. Dome/I at 404-651-9081. green onions this winter, $18/gal. plus Western Pleasure show saddle, Phil Harris Hollingsworth Midway 912-884-3344 800- average rolls.$35 John G. Harkins shipping. J. White .Lithonia 770-987-9790 Signature Series, mint cond. w/matching, 679-2000 Marshallville 31057 912-967-2824 Advertisers of agricultural seed must breast plate. E. Wayne Savage Winder 770- '00 Alicia bermuda sq, and roudn bales, 2000 crop, Tift 44 Coastal bermuda, submit a current germination report (not Ag Seed/Plants Wanted 867-4726 Western saddle, 15" seat, bridle, pad, girth, hard seat, all $145; very good cond. E. Ivy Canton 770-479-6647 Western trail saddle, 15 1/'Z' seat, well built, includes pad, girth cover and matching saddle bags $450. R. Adams Athens adamsr1@msn.com 706-354-1688 Winter horse blanket by weather beta, grass mulch in sq. bales, approx. 2000 bales. Jason Barksdale Sylvester 912-776-6533 912-382-5870 '00 Alicia bermuda, top qlty. horse hay, well irrigated, rain free; also, good cow and mulch. Jack Kinchen Cairo 912-377-3460 '00 Bermuda hay , exc. qlty., under barn, well fertilized, large round rolls and square bales. Steve Webb Tifton 912-528-4830 highest qlty., irrigated, horse hay, $4/bale, $40/cow hay, 150 rolls avail., can del. Herb Bixler Per!): 912-987-9858 2000 fescue hay, cut mid-May, $25 per Iarge roll. D. Barclay Rockmart 770-5629083 2000 fescue hay, in barn, medium round bales, well fertilized, $14/per bale. Melvin Silvers Chatsworth 706-645-7139 more than 9 nmnlliS old) for each type seed .aclvertised.. Reports will be returned upon requesL Certain varieties of seed are protecled from propagation unless they are grown as a. class of certified seed. For example, wheat seed such as Rorida 304, Coker 9134, Coker 9835 and soybean seed, such as Doles 6738, 6847 and Haskell may not be propagated for Want blueberry bushes in Atlanta area. Steve W. Hudson 362 Indian Lk Ct Hiram 30141 770-222-7766 Want small amount of bushel gourd seed & LufJa seed. Audrey Norrell Dahlonega 706265-2510 FLOWERS FOR SALE quilted thennal, used once, sz74; $65 cash firm. Denise Jennings Covington 770-7869538 RABBITS If you have questions regarding ads in this category, calf Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. 12 asst'd young adults, asst'd mixed breeds $5 ea., must take all, herd reduction. T. Russell Lawrenceville 770-682-8670 2 lrg. young adult, does, beau. bright color w/complete set ups, breeding situation only $25 ea. A. Andrews Athens 706-546-6998 5 to 7 week old bunnies $5 ea. H LaFavor Lithia Springs 770-941-1806 Asst'd breeds/sizes, bunnies, fryer, breeders, big selection, also manure, call before 9 pm. D. Morgan Monroe 770C207-0010 Asst'd breeds/sizes, bunnies, fryers, breeder, many to choose from. Jimmy Yancey Snellville 770-972-2346 Breeder does for sale, some bred, Mini- Rex, Mini-Lop, Dwarf, Dutch, Standard, some bucks, State licensed. Donna Bowlden Butler 912-847-2994 Bunnies to breeders, $10/up, all colors, Mini-Rex bunnies. Rita Huff Eatonton 706- 485-7566 Bunnies to breeders, Lops, Mini-Rex, Dwarf, Dutch, NZW San Juan. saie.' s. .Fryers, big stock,reduction S~tGanudinaerdy Covington 770-7866227 Bunnies to breeders, Mini-Lops, Mini-Rex, NZW, San Juan and Fryers, live or dressed, rabbit compost GA. licensed. Bill Jackson Villa Rica 770-459-4080 Bunnies, 6 wks. old, mixed 1/2 San Juan, $6 ea. Ronnie Albritton Mauk 912-862-5996 California NZW, Dutch, Rex, other bunnies to breeders, Fryers live or dressed, rabbit composed/cages. George Barron Barnesville 770-358-6682 English Angora bunnies, dill. colors, cute and fuzzy $40 ea., mixed Mini-Lop, brown $10. Kathleen Minkkinen Dallas 770-443- 5788 Flemish giants for .sale, dill..ages. Wylie '00 Bermuda hay, horse quality sq. bales, $3.75 in barn, delv. avail. Bobby Ray Dollar Adrian 912-272-9994 912-272-8770 '00 Coastal Bermuda 4x5, Coastal and Johnson grass 4x6, $25. Ray Edge Braselton 706-654-2955 _ '00 Coastal Bermuda hay, horse quality, square bales in barn, $2.50, you pick up. Ann Walsh Statesboro 912-839-2281 '00 Coastal Bermuda, 4x5 haybale cow and/or horse quality. Greg Weeks Perry 912987-5599 912-952-3729 '00 Coastal bermuda.hay, sq. bales, good quality, $3/bale. Walker Whitmire Bishop 706-769-9012 '00 Coastal bennuda, Bahia mix, 1000 lb. bales, in barn fer!., rain free, can deliver, $35. Billy Stevens Gray 912-986-6406 912-986-3720 '00 Millet hay, fescue Bermuda mix, all square bales; $1.75, '99 millet $1.25. C. C. Anthony Commerce 706-367-7116 '00 Russell bennuda sq. bales, in field or barn, no weed, well fertilized, hay analysis avail., $3.50-$4; also, '00 bermuda/fescue hay $12/roll. Marvin Green Bishop 706-769-4327 '00 Tift 44 Bermuda hay, well fert., horse qlty., rain free, sq. bales $3 in field, $3.50 in barn. Ed Williams Calhoun 706-277-1416 706-629-0608 '00 Tift 44 bermuda hay, well fertilized, in barn, rain free, horse quality sq. bales, $5/per bale. Dan.Tant Barnesville 770-358"3024 '00 Timothy or orchardgrass $2.50, Alfalfa $5.50, call evenings. J. Higdon Rossville 706-866-4999 '00 fescue 4x5 round bales in barn, $25/sq. bales $3 in barn, all fertilized, rain free. Marcus Purdy Armuchee 706-292-0697 '00 fescue hay for sale, 1000# round bales, well fertilized, rain free, weed free, $25/roll. Charles W. Mercer Rockmart 770-684-6006 '00 fescue hay, 4x4 rolls, limed, fertilized $18/roll. Terry E. Legg 7637 Young Cane Creek Rd. Blairsville 30512 706-745-1535 '00 fescue, 4x5, rnd. bales, heavily fer!., good access, will load, call for avail. J. Magnant Silver Creek 706-802-0608 '00 fescue/bermuda mxd. sq. bales, limed & fer!., $3.75 each. Fran Brogdon Buford 770- 2000 fescue hay, sq. bales in barn, $3/bale, dely. extra, well fert. Leonard Rhyne Barnesville 770-358-3913 2000 horse qlty. fescue/bermuda mxd., sq. bales $3, coastal/bermuda $4/40 roll, Alfafa $7.50 sq. bale, dely. avail. R.J. Campbell Rockmart 770-748-3419 250 rolls browntop millet hay, rain free. Todd Haga Fort Valley 912-825-7481 Alicia Hay For Sale: Round Rolls and Square Bales... Willis C Courson 171 Live Oak Lane Nicholls 31554 912-632-8473 912-632-84 73 Choice horse qlty. Coastal bennuda hay, sq. and rnd. bales; also, mulch hay. Winton Harris Screven 912-586-6687 Coastal bermuda hay $3/sq. bale in field, $3.50 in barn. Bishop Pirkle Covington 770786-6095 Feed Oats cleaned - in 50# bags, reasonably priced, leave message. Edwin Allen Butler 912-862-3288 Feed oats, bulk only, $2 per bsh. Marvin Lewis 919 Ga. Hwy. 33 Cordele 912-2734329 Fescue & Orchard grass hay, 4x5 rolls, '00 crop, delivery avail. B. Rogers Rock Spring 706-764-1373 Horse quality Russell Bermuda hay, sq. bales $2.75 in field, weed free, fertilized, taking orders for mid-September cutti'ng, otheff. Jimmy_ Thompson ~l:la.!dwin J09-:894-- 2779 Horse quality perennial peanut hay, square bales. Susan Braun Hahira 31632 912-7943666 Large, round bales, top quality, Coastal Bermuda, delivered in middle-GA area. Tommy Copelan Eatonton 706-485-8795 Mulch hay $2.50 per bale. Tony Merck Jenkinsburg 770-775-0829 New crop bermuda hay, square bales, $4.00 ea., in barn. Larry Eley White Plains 706-467-2184 Oats for sale, '00 crop, top qlty. feed or seed, bulk only, $3 per bsh. Ted Milliron Shellman 912-679-5801 Oats, top qlty., also, wheat, for feed and fall seed. Tommy Adcock Good Hope 770-267- 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 regarding certified seed, call the Market Bulletin office or the Georgia Department of Agriculture Seed Division, ("4} 656-3635. '00 Abruzzi rye, 85% germ., cleaned & bagged, $7/per bu., quanity cheaper, del. avail. L)'.Jldon Mize Royston 706-245-5314 '00 Abruzzi rye, 97% germ., cleaned & bagged, 50# bag, certified transitional organic, $7Jbag. Peter Cimino Reynolds 912-847-2231 '00 Wrens Abruzzi rye, 56# bag; 97"k germ., $5.50Jbag, trailer load cheaper. Jerry Ellis Griffin 770-228-4719 '00 Wrens Abruzzj rye, 86% germ, cleaned and bagged, 5611 bu. bag. Tommy Whibnire Bowman 706-376-9359 '00 Wrens Abruzzi rye, 92.5% germ., cleaned & bagged, treated, $7/per. bag. Gerald Smith Americus 912-924-6252 '00 Wrens Abruzzi rye, 93% germ., cleaned & bagged, $7.50/bag, 97"k, $8/bag. Edrill Tyner Fort Valley 912-825-2056 '00 Wrens Abruzzi rye, cleaned, bagged & treated, 93% genn., 1,000 bushels/$7. David Hall Danville 912-962-3699 '00 Wrens Abrozzi rye, seed clean & bagged, 89% genn., 99% pure seed, $7/per bushel. Ben Hadderi-GibSn 158 Royal Palm Dr. Marble Hill30148 '00 seed, re-seeding petunias mxd., 1000 seeds/$1 plus SASE. C. Arnold 644 Lynn Ave. Jefferson 30549 706-367-4700 '00 seed: purple cone flower, black eyed Susan, shasta & yellow daisy, acantus, verbena, 4 o'clock, Glory Morning $1/SASE. G. Samford Avondale Estates 404-2990505. I I Richardson Jonesboro 770-478-6352 Florida Whites, Rex, Harlequins, Satins; reducing herd, breeding stock and feeders; near Conyers, $5 ea. Thomas Green Oxford 770-784-0649 Free male blk./white Mini-Lop rabbit, 945-6433 '00 oats, super horse quality feed, heavy, germ. 96%; cleaned, 50 lb. bags of Alicia hay, square & round. Carol Sapp Barney 912775-2038 'OO sorghum sudan square bales, $1.50 in 7639 Orchard grass & fescue hay, 4x4 rolls. $15/roll or will trade for large frame bred heifers. Robert Hucke LaFayette 706-7642309 Orchard. grass and fescue, fert. 4x5 rolls germ., cleaned & bagged. Billy Turlington Covington 770-786-5116 Crimson Clover, 94% germ., 0.70/per. pd., 50# bags. large quantity cheaper. Scotty Jones Reynolds 912-949-2307 Ga. collards, genn 78%, purple top turnips, '99 giant mix color zinnia seeds $1/pk. w/SASE. Mamie Hayes Williamson 770228-3868 '99 purple coneflower (echinacea) seed $1/Tbsp. LSASE; hardy perennial, goldfinches love them. Wynn Mott 3736 State friendly not for slaughter. Kevin Daft Atlanta field, excellent feed hay. Wallace Vassar 487 $17-$20, can deliver, call evenings. Nell germ. 83%, lge. pumpkin seed, germ. 60%, Hwy. 60 Suches 30572 404-633-2409 Benson St. Hartwell 30643 706-376-9019 Hicks Ringgold 706-375-4763 $1/pkg., SASE Emily Waters Savannah 1 gal. Hollies, Compacta Fosters, Helleri, 3 Mini-Rex rabbits, pedigree, small breed, velvet fur bunnies, breeders, supplies avail. Paul Edenfield Buford 770-277-0554 NZ, White, Red, Black bunnies, breeder does, and fryers, healthy, call aft. 6 pm. J. Olsen Dahlonega 706-867-7008 NZW breeders, 12"-14 wks., $7-$12, 4-6 wks., bunnies $3-$4, qlty. stock, Mini-Lop, Dwarfs, Mini-Rex, San Juan. Charles Kent Ocilla 912-468-7423 Pedigreed English Angora rabbits from regd. Champion stock $35. Angela Morris Blairsville 706-374-3767 Purebred Satins w/pedigree blk., red, copper. Paul Nix Ball Ground 770-893-4221 Rabbit breeder cages, single cages/hutches, feeders, drinkers, wire/rabbit boxes. Lou MacDonald Flowery Branch 404-656-3722 San Juan Cotton Tail rabbits, $6 ea., home of th original Mountain Runners. R. Grantham Jasper 706-692-3449 San Juan rabbits field mixed, raised in open field, environment not caged $1 O ea. Dennis Waters Hinesville 912-877-6925 Young breeding Dwarfs $25 ea., feeder rabbits, Lops, Min.is, all kinds and colors., $5/up. Frankie Hicks Conyers 770-483-6498 Clean Garden Remove old garden plants that have stopped bearing, according to the University of Georgia Extension Service. Cleaning up the garden is vital to next year's garden. It wipes out hiding places for diseases and insects. '00, fescue & orchard grass hay, good quality, large round, square bales, negotiable. Henry A. Allison Cleveland 706-865-2710 '99 Alfalfa hay 3' cutting sq. bales, exc. qlty, loaded w/leaves, $8.50. David Eash Alto 706-778-1588 '99 Alfalfa hay w/brome mix sq. bales, good quality, high protein, excellent for horses, barn stored, $9/bale. Keven Holloday Commerce 706-336-6557 '99 Alfalfa hay, premium horse qlty. ,. second cutting, . dely. avail. or pick-up at farm. R. Roberson Rome 706-232-0583 '99 Alicia hay, horse qlty., sq. bales, $3 per bale. D. Foister Camilla 912-294-0204 '99 Coastal bermuda, horse qlty., sq. bales/$2.50; also, '00 wheat straw, sq. bales/$2. Curtis Gay Register 912-852-9035 '99 Tift 44 bennuda, well fert. & weed free, 60+ 4x5 rolls, $15/roll, Ive. msg. Steve Taunton Hahira 912-794-1066 '99 and '00 Bermuda Fescl.ie mix 4x5 rolls, can load at farm $1 O and $20. H. M. Rawlins Zebulon 770-567-4114 .'00 horse quality orchard grass/clover or fescue/clover for cattle, over 2000 square bales. Gary William Schlageter Warner Robins 478-923-7028 00 Alfalfa Hay, irrigated, analytical results available, $7/bale, 00 Coastal Bermuda, $4.50/bale, no delivery Mike Williams Social Circle 404-372-1054 00' Bermuda Hay, well fertilized, rolls or bales, UGA tested, Johnny Whiddon, Quitman, 775-3357(N), 263-4103(D) Johnny Preston Whiddon Whiddon 912-775-3357 Orchard, bermuda, fescue mix hay, 2000 cutting, horse quality, mold free, $2.50/per bales. Buck Dills Blairsville 706-745-1235 Quality lift hay, can deliver. Ron Botts Bainbridge 912-243-2616 Shelled feed corn $81100 bag; feed oats $2.25/bushel, excellent horse feed or seed quality. Robert Wayne Montgomery Reynolds 912-847-2356 Notice to Advertisers Advertisers, please do not submit multiple advertisements for publication in the same issue of the Market Bulletin. Only one (1) notice may be placed by any family unit in any issue of the Market Bulletin. Family unit refers to all individuals sharing the same residence, address or telephone number. If multiple ads are submitted for the same issue, only one ad will be published; the other ads will not be held over for subsequent editions or returned to advertisers. Advertisers are advised to review the guidelines on page 2 and any additional requirements listed under ad categories before su_bnntting advertisements. 912-927-2155 Iron & clay pea seed, 81% germ. for sale, great for food plots. Johnny Day Ambrose 912-384-0552 Iron Clay peas, 90% & 88% germ., 50 lb. $15/bag, 60 lb. $18/bag, Centennial soybeans, 60 lb.J$8.50. C. Thompson 3418 Heather Dr Augusta 30909 706-733-7092 Miki multiplying onions for fall planting, $15 gal., plus $3.00 postage. Ray L Lingerfelt 2191 Tltshaw Rd. Gainesville 30504-5865 77()-534..7348 Multiplying onions for fall planting, $12/gal. Jack Hobbs 1050 Ridge Rd BuUer 30043 912-862-5250 Oats 90% germination, forage type. James Bailey Elberton 706-283-3376 Oats cleaned & bagged, 92% germ., Brooks variety, $3.25/bu. Dennis Burroughs Hull 706-548-4826 706-548-4949 Oats-Ra. 502. 96% germ., weed free, cleanedlbagged, $5/bu., combine run, bulk. $3/bu. Michael Hall Sylvester 912-776-5355 Old fashion multiplying onions for fall/summer planting, $12 gal+ $3 S&H. Earl Teny Wrens 706-547-2242 Oki timey yellow multiplying onions, 3/lbs., $12/postage, $4., onion to eat yr. around. R. Jones Gainesville 770-536-1712 Red multiplying onions for fall planting, $8/gal., call before coming. Edwin Chester 2465 Old Milton Pkwy Alpharetta 30004 770475-5804 Sweet white nest onions, $6 _00 pint, postage paid. M. Mobley camilla 912-336- 8040 gal., Abelia, Carolina, Sapphire, Leyland, Savannah, below retail, gty. disc. Rodger Rotta Greensboro 706-467-6014 4" perennials, 350 var., .$1.25; special sales, eucalyptus, palms, ferns and roses, display garden. Selah Ahlstrom Jackson 770-775-4967 Achillea, hosta, mtn. mint, daylilies, Siberian iris, black berry lily, crinum lily, bloom rebloom dwarf iris; ginger, Japanese iris, other. Paul Banister Roswell 770-587-2088 Ajuga 100 for $25 PP, white marigold seed, dreamland zinnia, yellow melampodium, dahrra, all seed 100/$3. P.P. Bob Reese Valdosta 912-244-8891 Amaryllis bulblets, large '99, $15/100 fall orders, blooming size 6/$30, all PPD mixed colors. C.D. Hill Ft. Valley 912-825-2719 Angel's trumpet seeds, dbl. bush type, $1/pkg. w/SASE, w/instr., purple, yellow or white. Fran Chapman 129 Westfield Rd. Leesburg 31763 Angel's trumpet, amaranth, ornamental pepper, morning glory, passion flower, foxglove, rudbeckia, zinnia $1/pk. w/SASE. Barbara Barrett Sharpsburg 770-304-8413 Angel's trumpet, yellow (giant) & pink, all sizes 6" to 6'. Bill Mizzell Atlanta 404-7676120 404-932-8124 Angel's trumpets. white blooms, all in pots and growing $5 ea. W. T. Smith Newnan 770-252-9764 Bamboo starts, giant timber, grows 5" diameter, 65' tall. Rick C. Mclemore Rossville 706-866-2785 Only one act may be placed per family unit. Page 10 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 Bulletin Calendar Giant bloom zinnias, mxd. colors, red Seeds: sweet shrub, sweet William, Siberian Dried peaches, 3 lbs. for $20, ppd. Norma sunflower, '00 bachelor buttons, mixed colors, iris, tiger lily, daylily, perwrinkle, $0.50 postage. Halley RR 2, Box 24E Metter 30439 912-685red hummingbird vine, $1/ea. pk. USASE. K. Lavida Childs 170 Mallory Dr. LaGrange ;::;52=.6::..:6:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS Sept. 2 Horse Fun Show, halter, pleasure, Glenn Cedartown 770-748-3195 30241 Farm raised/state inspected fallow deer Sept.1 Small Animal & Goat Sale, every Fri., 7 pm, Horse & Tack Sale, 1st & 3rd Sat., 7 pm, Buggytown Auction, 1315 Hwy. 341 S., Barnesville. Info: 770-7862029/358-1721. Sept. 1 Cow/Calf Sale, 7 pm, selling 275 head at Dixie Livestock, 1-16 (Exit 90) & fun & fun speed classes, show at 8 pm, Possum Snout Arena, Tallapoosa. Info: Sandra, 770-574-8104 or Mary, 770574-9455. Sept. 4 Horse Racing, Hwy. 106 Racing Complex. Info: 106-337-2585 (Fairmount) or 706-896-5284 (Toccoa). U.S. Hwy. 1. Info: Willis Sikes, 912- CRAFT FAIRS 578-3263. Sept. 2-3 27th Annual Flatlanders Arts & Sept. 2 Goat & Fowl Sale, 1st & 3rd Sat., 1 Crafts Show, 10 am-6 pm, arts & crafts, pm, H&M Livestock Mkt., Hwy. 46 E., Camp Patten, near Lakeland. Info: 912- Metter. Info: 912-537-2172. 482-3100/3463. Sept. 2 Goat Sale, 1st & 3rd Sat., 1 pm, Tri Sept. 4 Labor Day Folk Life Celebration, County Livestock Sales, Hwy. 206 & Jarrell Plantation, 10:30 am-3:30 pm, 268 Crossing, Ambrose. Info: 912-359- folk crafts & farm chore demos, 3803/2914. blacksmithing, more, Juliette. Info: 912- Sept. 2 Pony Express Horse Sale, grand 986-5172. opening, all breed regd. & grade, tack, Sept. 7-1 O3rd Annual Toomsboro Inter-Tribal 2 pm, horses, 5 pm. Info: Sallye Pow-Wow, Toomsboro. Info: Jerry Forrester, 404-299-1305 or 770-788- Lang, 912-377-8621. 3303. Sept. 2 Draft Horse & Mule Sale, Holland ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Livestock, 1st Sat. of ea. month, Sept. 9-11 5.th Annual Lumber City Farm equipment & tack sales start at 1O am, Day, crafts, more, Hwy. 117, Lumber Hwy. 57 E. ol Reidsville. Info: 912-654- City. Info: Paula Rogers, 912-363- 2863. 4942. Sept. 9 Goat & Poultry Sale, 2nd, 4th & 5th Sept. 16 Flowery Branch Fall Festival, 10 Sat., 12 noon, 5th Fri., 7 pm, R&R Goat am-6 pm, arts & crafts, Main St., & Livestock Auction, 526 Hwy. 56 N., Flowery Branch. Info: 770-641-2308. Swainsboro. Info: 912-237-8825/469- Oct. 6-8 9th Annual U.S. Open Stock Dog 3533. Trials, Dawsonville. Info: Dawsonville Sept. 9 Ga. Fall Sale, quarter horses, paints County Chamber of Commerce, P.O. & Appaloosas, in . conjunction w/Ga. Box, 299, Dawsonville 30534 or 706- Quarter Horse Assn. Futurity, Ga. Nat.'I 265-6278. Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry. Info: Oct. 7-8 6th Annual Mule Roundup, large 800-240-7900 or 703-777-6975. crowd expected, at Guysie, Ga., near EQUINE EVENTS Alma. Info: Barbara Spires, 912-632- Sept. 1-4 Ga. Federation ol Saddle Clubs 5570. Championship, Ga. Nat.'! Fairgrounds If you have any questions about the & Agricenter, Perry. Info: 478-748.- Bulletin Calendar, call Randy Cox at 404- 0242. 656"3682. Bulletin Calendar Guidelines 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. hems 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 resubmitted for publication again in the calendar. H 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 following 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; otherwise, it will be included approximately one month before the event takes place. -Livestock auctions listed in the Market Bulletin sometimes offer related items for sale, such as livestock equipment. Notices for auctions selling any items other than livestock must be accompanied by the name and license nu.mber of the auctioneer or the name and license number of the auctioneer and/or auction company for which the auctioneer is employed. If you have questions regarding the Bulletin's Calendar of Events, call Randy Cox at 404-656-3645. Giant cockscombs, foxglove, sweet peas, Shasta daisies, coreopsis, rose campion, meat, shipping in-state sales only. R. pink lady fingers, Dbl. holly hock, blue gaillardia daisies, Queen Anne's lace, $1/pkt. Castleberry Stockbridge 770-507-9700 770- bachelor's buttons, rose moss, petunia, w/SASE. D. Hampton 511 Piney Rd. Trenton ;::;6.:.:10:..-:::.9.:.:10:0:9::...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ snagdragons, $1/ea., w/SASE. Linda Beemis 30752 Ga. Jet sweet potatoes, now digging best in Trenton 706-657-4409 Siberian iris $6/doz., mix col. aethia $3/ea., this area, call for info. Larry D. Mullis 213 Hen and chick plants 8/$10 ppd., old $3.50 postage. Rosa Avery 207 Ball Ground Pinecone Rd. Alma 31510 912-632-7614 fashioned, old maid seeds, all colors, Rd., Ball Ground 30107 Kaki persimmons, you pick or we pick, $1/Tbsp. w/SASE. Donald Allen 155 Huff Dr. Lawrenceville 30044 Flowers Wanted Fuyo, lchikikeijiro, non-astrigent and astrigent, ready to pick this fall. E Whiddon Cordele Hosta over 250 var., minitures to giants, Need large quantities of: Coreopsis, Stella 912-273-2546 gold, blues, and many different variegated de Oro, Louisianna Iris, Big Blue Liriope, Muscadine and scuppernongs for sale $4 a types, daylilies, ornamental grasses, Siberian Iris, Mondo Grass. Lisa Hubbard gallon. Edward N. Travis 120 Lee St. Japanese maples. Richard Jolly Tyrone 770- Carrollton 770-832-9810 Fayetteville 30214 770-461-7253 487-5036 Want Thunbergia Garndiflora (Sky Vine). Muscadines & scuppernongs $3.50/gal. Hosta, sedums, St. John's Wort, seaoats, Nancy Thornton 2200 Dogwood Dr. Valdosta James Reynolds Loganville 770-466-2774 trees, and more, $2 & up, send I.SASE for list. 229-242-4837 Muscadines and scuppernongs, $5 a Rebecca Cabe 3777 W. Ellis Rd. Griffin Want hydrangeas, dried, all colors, good gallon, will pick and furnish containers. Coy 30223 quality. Susan Franklin Woodstock 770-924- Camp Loganville 770-267-7350 House plants, night blooming cactus, 4055 Muscadines and scuppemongs, ready end begonia, peace lily, jade, aloe, mother-in-law Wanted yellow Lantana Springs, will pay of Aug., or 1st of Sept., several different tongues, others, $2/up. Mrs. Rosser Powder postage. Mrs. Smithley Augusta 000-000- varieties, $6 a gallon. Judy Walker Newnan Springs 770-943-6159 0038 770-253-9806 Hydrangea, hostas, althea, elephant ears Muscadines and scuppernongs, you pick, (variegated) sweet shrub, lambs ear crape myrtle, sedums, vinca, ajuga, rudebecka, MISCELLANEOUS $4 a gallon, several varieties, blue, bronze, black, also have pears for sale. Warren many more. P.J. Black Jonesboro 770-478- Howell Rome 706-290-9632 5557 If you have questions regarding ads in this Muscadines available now, open each day. Hydrangeas: 12 var., mopheads, French, category; call Mercedes Lassiter at 404-651-9082. Bob Ogden 9797 Lanesbridge Rd. Jesup (lace caps), panacles, plus gardenias, blueberry plants, ferns, elephant ears. Shirley Olmstead Hampton 770-946-3525 Iris, purple Siberian $6/doz.; bearded, burgundy & gold, $8/doz.; variegated liriope, gopher purge $2/pot, daylilies, Stella de Oro $3/clump. M. Smith Clarkesville 706-9471036 Leyland cypress $3/up, maples, Bradford pear, red, pin & willow oaks, hollies, ground cover, liriope, hydrangea, river birch, flowering cherry, cahtana. Paul Kilpatrick Buford 770- The Miscellaneous category includes the following subcategories: bees, honey and supplies; things to eat; herbs; fish and supplies; fertilizers and mulches; oddities; miscellaneous wanted; notices; garden space; notices; out-of-state wanted; firewood, timber; and Cbristmas trees. Only one ad per household is permitted in the Miscellaneous category. Bees, Honey & Supplies 31545 912-586-6260 Muscadines, $1.25/qt., pick your own, ready Aug-Sept. Curtis Adams Roswell 770 998-4606 Muscadines, black & bronze, you pick, $10 pack, avail. now, no pesticide. Mildred Brown Union City 770-964-5304 Pecans mostly pieces $4/lb., mostly halves $5/lb plus postage, 3 lb. minimum. Russell Eaton Stockbridge 770-506-2727 Pineapple pears for sale, ready now; call for 932-5031 404-280-8823 - Leyland cypress & Carolina Sapphire trees 1 gal./$2.50, chestnut 3 gal./$7.50. Ron Farmer Thomasville 912-227-1401 Leyland cypress, 1 gal. 18"-20" $2.50. Wesley Moon Auburn 770-945-4467 Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, cryptomeria, "Yoshino", 3 gal./$8.50, 7 gal./$25; also, hollies, junipers, other evergreens, qty. disc. Bob Wetzel Dallas 770- 443-5266 1 gallon honey, $18, quarts $6, pints, $4, beepollen, $4.50. combhoney, $4, beehives, $85. John Pluta 165 Sparta Hwy 22 N.E. Milledgeville 912-452-2337 Bee colonies with honey supers, $100 each, good used brood boxes, shallow supers with frames, $8 and $5. Joseph Conti Colbert 706-742-8370 Cowen Power uncapper, chain driven feeder, very good condition $1800 firm. Jimmy Rewis Homerville 912-487-2538 more info. Felton Bryant Hoboken 912-4583307 Ripe figs for sale, $5/gal. L. Watkins Covington 770-787-4266 Scuppernongs pick your own, $3.50 per gal, we pick, $7/gal., thru Sept. N.A. Smallwood Gainesville 770-297-1273 Taking orders !or preserving pears, $10 a bushel & multipling onions, $10 gal. no shipping. Betty Stephens Monroe 770-267 5055 Madonna Lilly plants: 1/$7, 3/$17, 6/$27, Honey for sale, $10 a gallon. John & Water ground meal, flour, grits, $3/5 lbs., ppd in Georgia, others add $2. Neal Rich Theresia Riechert Morganton 706-374-2801 2828 Blackshear 912_449_ $4/10 lbs. plus post., also grind your corn. Mike Buckner Junction City 706-269-3630 Money plant seed, plant in the fall, $0.50- Honey light sourwood, $30 case pts., and You pick 15 varieties of peas, call for $1.00 SASE. H. Brooks 770-4692954 Stone Mountain $60 532 case _2722 qts. Verl Tipton Gainesville 770_ availability. Ronnie Willoughby 4175 Hwy 80 West Stapleton 30823 706-547-2802 Money plants: $1/ 2 tbsp., w/SASE. Light Sourwood new honey, $6.50/qt., You pick apples, 14 varieties, open Aug. 25 Francis Bennett Cumming 770-887-2117 combhoney, $6/qt. Wildflower $5/qt. Robert thru Oct., 10 am - 6 pm. James Prestridge Narcissus bulbs $25/gal., spineless Hill Suwanee 770_945_0018 Blairsville 706-745-5881 outdoor cactus 3/$10. P.E. Scoggins Local unheated, unfiltered, raw honey for You pick blueberries $5/gal., also figs, $5 a Ashburn 912-567-2526 Old Maid (zinnia) seeds, decortive gourd seeds $1/tbsp., w/SASE. B. Bryant Atlanta 404-874-5354 sale. Wayne T. Ashmore Carrollton 770_ gal., call for appt. & directions, Canton area. 832_6317 Bill Odom Woodstock 770-926-5420 Mann lake terra patties 45/lb., pail, $70 and You pick okra, peppers, eggplants; also honey fossle gallberry pints and quarts with garlic available; naturally grown; good taste; Old timey daffodils bulbs $3/doz., $3 or without comb. Bruce Burn Homerville bring bags. Nell Tortorich Silver Creek 706 Beautyberry, Sparkleberry, magnolia, Native azaleas, Fothergilla, viburnum, Forsythia, Burning Bush. Dave Blihovde Cleveland 706-865-2849 Begonias: angelwing, fibrous, trailing houseplants also many kinds, sizes, long SASE for list.JS Cade 11 Woodstream Lane Tallapoosa 30176 770-574-8065 Big beautiful Ficus and Norfolk Island Pine $15/ea., angel's trumpet $6.50, many yard and house plants. Carla Houghton Marietta 770-428-2227 Black Elephant ears, banana trees, white dogwoods, junipers, Japanese red maple, hostas, hollies, many other plants. David W. Waven Kathleen 912-988-8406 Black hollyhock seeds $2/per. tsp., SASE. Dan Turner 195 Clark St. Senoia 30276 Blue larkspur seed, plant now for 2001 next bloom, $1/pkt. SASE. R. Fugate 4839 Jones Br. Cir. Norcross 30092 Brugmansia (angel trumpet tree) coral glow, snow white, apricot yellow, appleblossom pink, jean pasco, flamenka corel, $8-15 potted. Trudy Kretchman Atlanta 404-3781104 Confederate rose plant $12 each, shipped free, Confederate rose seed $2 a bolt w/SASE. Mary Wood Uvalda 912-565-7326 Daffodil $6/doz., jonquil $6/doz., shipped free. John Wood 558 W.B. Braddock Rd. Uvalda 30473 Daylilies 35 diff./$50, $7 UPS shipping, Stella de Oro 12/$25, gift plant. Anne McWilliams 208 Windsor Dr. Warner Robins Daylilies, half price, plant reduction, please call after 5 p.m. Ken Cooper Dallas 770-4456665 Daylilies, hundreds of hybrids, new sections opened, send 2 stamps for list, call for appt. Mary Ann Denney Newnan 770-502-9320 Daylili!JS, mix col. hybrids, $12/doz. postpaid. L. Rice 272 Fling Rd. LaGrange 30240 Daylilies, send 2 stamps for 2000 price list of 500 var., super sale prices, AHS Garden. G. Griffin Rte. 4, Box 4525 Nashville 31639 912-686-5243 Daylilies: pastel colors $0.25 each, pick up. Betty Pettett Marietta 770-552-7160 Daylillies: Stella De Oro 12/$18, discount on 3 doz. or more, hosta, choose from over 180 varieties, $3 $up. M.L. Turner Powder Springs 770-943-7530 Dbl. & single hollyhock, bachelor buttons, 4 o'clock sweet peas, pink lady finger, foxglove, giant cockcombs, $1/ea. w/SASE. Opal Huff Trenton 706-657-7224 Dbl. poppies, love-lies bleeding, unicorn plant, Gaillardia, mixed celosia, mix cosmos, mix dbl. marigolds, rose cleome, dbl. hollyhocks, and other, $1 w/SASE. Rebecka Wade Calhoun 706-625-3379 Easter egg tree plants $4 each, all in pots. M. Smith Newnan 770-304-1321 Echinacea seeds $1/Tbsp. SASE; cannas, thrift, phlox, chocolate mint, $1.50. Rodney Petty Marietta 770-973-6009 Foxglove, hydragea, hellaborous, old fashioned mums, St. John's Wort, cannas, althea, azaleas and native azaleas others. shipping; hibiscus seed $1/tsp. w/SASE; Siberian iris, Scotch broom; also, boxwoods. B. Lunsford Suches 706_747_2331 Pachysandra (variegated or grn), English Ivy, wintercreeper, lamium, Lily of the Valley, Mondo, daylily, aucuba, liriope, hosta, clematis, others. C.O. Henderson Alpharetta 770-475-6503 Peony poppies, foxglove, black bachelor buttons, snapdragons, sweet pea, 4 o'clock, rose moss, dbl. & Jermiah Phillips sing. Box H11Ho, 100 E w/SASE. Phillips Drive Trenton 30752 Phillipine lily seed, Tbsp. $1 plus SASE. F. o Fluker p box 4138 Columbus 31904 Plants: Cahaba River lilies, Tropicana, Princess Di Cannas, Bear's Britches, Evergreen Clematis, Walking Iris, Netherlands Butterfly Weed. Shirley Gray Macon 912-477-3788 Plastic 3 gal. containers $0.1 o. Charles Futral Fayetteville 30215 770-460-1030 Pond plants, all types, establish now for best spring growth. Ellen Morley 620 Janice Dr. Fayetteville 30214 770-969-7468 Pond plants, will ship, many diff. var., price list avail., send SASE. Susan Kingsolver 202 Piedmont Park Hull 30646 706-369-7917 Poppy seed, dbl. ruffle, $1/tbsp. or $1.50/2 tbsp., plus long SASE. R. Barber 157 Oak Ridge Tri. Fayetteville 30214 770-969-7204 Red leaf castor mole bean 50 seeds/$1 w/SASE. John Carroll Buford 770-945-6901 Reseeding Petunias, all colors, $1/pkg., 912_487_2001 New beehives 1 1/2 story, $125, also, new queen bees $10 each, pick up only, all bees state inspected. Don Kuc.henmeister Lula 706.677_3502 New crop Tupelo and Gallberry honey now ready, Summer queens beginning August 1st. Joann Rowell Nahunta 912-462-5068 Very light quality sourwood, $25 a gallon at farm. Lloyd Allison Cleveland 706-865-4485 Very light, rare, exceptional, delicious sourwood honey $32, Wild Mountain honey, $26 a gallon, will del. to you. Michael Surles Blairsville 706-745-4170 Will remove honeybees, pollination services, wax for sale, honey in Perry area, reasonable quotes. D. Oliver Perry 912-9877454 Will remove honeybees, yellow jackets, hornets, wasps anywhere in Georgia, free estimate, reasonable prices. Cindy Bee Marietta 770-424-0076 Things To Eat '00 dried apples $13.50 ppd. Mrs. Robert Norrell 3903 Turner Rd. Gainesville 30506 '99 pecan crop $1/lb. unshelled, $4/lb. shelled. Robert Bassett Macon 912-7881648 '99 shelled pecans, mostly halves, $7/lb. bagged in freezer, postage paid in Ga., 3 lb. min., call nights. Franklin Eaton Gainesville 770-532-9340 2000 dried peaches, 2 lbs., $12.50 ppd. H. 292-9274 ~--"=-~------------ Herbs All new crop elephant garlic, $6ldz. ppd. Lee Abernathy 469 Hwy. 109 Meansville 30256 770-567-5332 Catawissa multiplying year round green onions, 15/$10, 40/$20, 100/$40. J: Thorne 216 Piedmont Rd. The Rock 30285 706-6463695 Fish & Supplies 12-14"Sierile grass carp, 3-5'', 5-6"; 6-8'\811" channel catlish, qty. disc., free statewide dely. avail. Mike Buford Cordele 912-273..:.4.:..15::..:0=---------------- A1 quality channel fingerlings, graded, priced by size, accurate weights & counts, gtd. live, healthy, immediate delivery. G.L. Gilbert Thomaston 706-648-3409 706-648-2062 All sizes of improved channel catlish avail., locally hatched & grown, disease free, 24", 46", 6-8" & eating size. J. Holyoak Alapaha ""91~2'--5::..:3o..=2o...-5::..:3c.=9-=.5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Bass, bluegill, channel catlish, redbreast, shellcrackers, sterile grass carp. del. avail. pickup appt. only. Danny Austin Roberta 912_83_6_-..:.49""3'-8~----------- Bass, channel catlish fingerlings, bluegill, bream, shell cracker, hybrid bream, sterile grass carp, dely. avail. Tony Chew Manchester 706-846-3657 Catalpa trees $1 to 1.50 ea. Joe Mask Fayetteville 770-461-7068 31088 912-923-5160 Verma Farlow East Point 404-767-7656 SASE. Tyre Upchurch 46 Upchurch Rd. Kinsey Cleveland 706-865-5510 Channel catlish, bluegill, redbreast, shell- Daylilies close out sale, $1.50 each, 1 gal. Fragrant ginger lily (blooms in Sept.), McDonough 30252 770-957-4709 Apples, orient pears, light dark raw mtn. cracker, hybrid bream, sterile grass carp, containers. R. Braddy Glennville 912-654- Japanese roof iris, black-eyed Susan, Roal iris, one gal. pots, huge two-three honey, closed Saturdays. Edward Colston crappie, and large-mouth bass. Herman 3424 hydrangeas, ferns, will ship. Dirk Wilbur fans. Mary Gatlin Decatur 404-373-51 02 Taylorsville 770-382-9619 Walker Centerville 912-971-4383 Daylilies fall sale, send SASE for listing of Lilburn 770-921-0190 Seeds; all seeds $1 w/SASE, 2 tbsp. dk. Blueberries late season, while avail. dawn Channel catlish, sterile grass carp, bluegill, plants.. Carol Burges Rte. 2, Box 118-B Pavo Fragrant pink sasangua, sasonqua linens, pink hollyhock, 30 white dogwoods. M. to dusk daily; containers furnished; call ahead shell cracker, red breast, hybrid bream, 31778 camellia, green Japanese maples, aucuba, Hayes 709 S. Harney St. Camilla 31730 for information. Lisa Alcorn Monroe delivery available. John Mitchell Springfield Daylilies, 100 fans, mix cols., $35 plus $5 mondo, gardenia, hosta, daylillies. W.L. Morris Seeds: dahlia, poppy, carnation, portulaca, nepenthefarms@mindspring.com 770-267- .:..9.:..12;:;...:.7-=.5..:.4-'3"'6"'9""6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ shipping w/order. S.H. Hill 144 Calhoun Rd. Atlanta 404-355-5249 snapdragons, pansy, nicotiana, hibiscus, 7951 Crickets $11/thousand, $3 shipping, 2000 Sylvester 31791 Free Iris and cannons, you dig, var. lirope Lupines and etc. $1.25 per. pkt. S.A.S.E. Brown and white yard eggs for sale. M. or more ppd. Gray Pettit Cedartown 770 Daylilies, Stella de Oro, $20 per doz., no shipping. Mrs. Carney Alpharetta 770-475- grass, mondo border, grass boxwoods, moonflower, daylilies, magnolia, hosta. Bucky Reginald Bankston 3008 Fayetteville 770-461- Heath Zebulon 770-567-3849 770-567-8036 748-0008 Brown turkey figs ready August, $5 gal; '-'-E"-l..::ec..::t..::..::.f-is_h_s-ca_l_e-r,-$-12__5 __A_rn_o_ld-M-cB-r-id-e 4957 Malcom Madison 706-342-4670 706-474- Seeds: snow-on-mountain, purple apples for jelly, pies; kieffer pears coming in Statesboro 912-865-2595 Daylilies, black-eye Susan, hosta, hardy 2769 hibiscus, liriope, Homestead verbena, When advertising in the Market Bulletin, bachelor's button, marigold, Martin gourd or luffa $1/pkg. w/LSASE ea. kind. Mary Tindall Sept. J. Poss Cumming 770-889-0566 Fall bass harvest, adult bass all sizes, Brown turkey figs ready now, we pick, call sterile grass carp, channel catfish, bluegill, aucuba, other, no shipping. Betty Stephens the individual owner's name must be .114 Hill Rd. Ashburn 31714 229-567-2473 for .availability. Neena Clary Douglasville pond supplies. Greg Grimes Ball Ground Monroe 770-267-5053 listed in the ad. Please observe our 20 word limit. 770-942-1599 770-735-3523 Wednesday August 30, 2000 THE MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 Golden, brook, brown & rainbow trout for Pine straw, dealers and producers only, 124 sale, pick up or delivery. Willis Dyer ac. of 14 yrs. old loblolly very clean, .dry ag consumer line Baiting Hiawassee 706C896-3915 plantation in Macon county. David Slonaker Grass carp 8" to 10"; 10" to 12", channel Midland 706-569-6105 catfish fingerlings 4", 5" to 6", 7" to 9", bass Pine straw, fresh clean bales $2.75, free . (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 12) bream, del. or pick up avail. Robert Brown del., South-Atlanta, installation available. Brooks 770-719-8039 Josh Bulloch Warm Springs 706-846-3665 Yes. A pet dealers' license will be required by the Georgia areas planted in accordance with Rainbow trout, large sizes & fingerlings, farm pick up by appointment or del. Ted Logan EllijaJl 706-635-2812 Pinestraw, $2.85 pick up, $3.35 deliver, installation available. Russ Austin Loganville 770-466-9111 Department of Agriculture. An inspector from the Department also will conduct a pre-license inspection of the facility to determine if it official USDA recommendations for wildlife food plots. In states where Red wigg)ers bait size $15-lb., minimum Top soil, farm rich,_ will deliver, also can is suitable for maintaining fish for sale. The inspector also will make such guidance does not exist, dove order 2-lbs postage paid. Lucy Brantley 693 Lott Rd. Douglas 31535 706-384-4743 Red wigglers, bedrun worms, 5000/$25, 10,000/$40, shipped ppd. w/instr. R. Stapleton Lumber. Ci!Jl 912-363-4451 Regd. producers of sterile. grass carp, channel catfish, bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast, hybrid bream, largemouth bass, work soil with Bobcat. Jerry Wiley Dallas 770-459-8039 Topsoil, sgl. axle dump, del. avail., 10 mi. radius Hampton/McDonough area, $110 per load. Ray Miller Hampton 770-478-5658 Want horse, cow or chicken fertilizer in Blairsville Ga. Dan Haight Decatur 404-3730946 sure that an applicant is knowledgeable about various fish breeds and the specific needs of each type. *** Where could I locate a good buying-point for fresh fruits and vegetables? You should try one of the State Farmers' Markets located hunting can proceed if the planting follows USDA recommendations for crop production. Federal regulations, however, are more restrictive with respect to hunting waterfowl, coots, and del. avail. Paul Williams Hawkinsville 912892-3144 Small channel catfish fingerlings, treated Wheat straw, $2.50 per bale. Ken Jones 2994 Old Broad Mill Rd.. Loganville 770318-1962 throughout Georgia. These markets provide a variety of commodities fresh out of the fields. The Atlanta State Farmers' cranes in agricultural settings if seeds or grains are scattered on the and disease free, pick up or del avail. Freddy Wheat straw, large bales under barn, $3 Market is the largest wholesale market of its kind in the world. For ground, limiting the sport to areas *** Tribble Alamo 912-568-1879 Sterile grass carp, DNR registered, quantity discount, farm pickup Mon-Sat, statewide delivery, calls 9:00 to bale. David McClendon Locust Grove 770775-3254 Oddities more information on market locations and what is in season, call one of the numbers listed below. subject to a normal planting, harvesting, or post-harvest manipulation or normal soil 9:00,agrasscarp@aol:com. Del Chapman McDonough 770-957-8916 Sterfle grass carp, channel catfish fingerlings, bluegill, shell cracker, redbreast, Beautifully wrapped, homemade herbal soap, lavender, cinnamon and other; also old fashioned herbal salves and cream, all natural. P.J. Taylor Buena Vista 912-649- How can I be sure the bottled water I purchase is "spring" water? Under state law, "spring water" is defined as water which is derived from an underground water-bearing zone which flows stabilization practice. Unlike doves, these birds cannot be hunted over freshly-planted wildlife food plots. hybrid bream, free delivery. Ringo Merritt WaJlnesboro 706-554-0182 Sterile grass carp, channel catfish, all sizes, 5496 Corn roaster and trailer, propane fired, cooks 500 ears of corn per hour, also cooks naturally to the surface of the earth or water which is taken from a bore hole and has been analyzed and identified as coming from that A third issue ,that prompted questions during last year's hunting bluegill & redear bream & bass. Ed potatoes. Ray Lakes Columbus 706-562- same zone. When you purchase hottled water, to ensure that you buy season involved the legality of Henderson Dearing 706-595-7183 1654 only "spring" water, remember this one simple point: While the term hunting doves over fields or Sterile grass carp, channel! catfish, bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast, hybrid bream, largemouth bass, .del. avail. Clint Shiver Gentle, homemade lye soap. 4 oz. bar $1.50. shp. $3/order. . Linda Stewart Cumming 770-887-6988 "spring" may be used in the brand name of the product, it may not be used in the description of the product, which usually is located pastures where feed has been placed for livestock. Hunting doves over Newton 912-734-5144 Good quality gourds for craft and martins, below the name. Some typical descriptions included on bottled such areas remains lawful under the Sterile grass carp, qty. discounts, DNR regd.nic., statewide del. avail. or farm pickup by appt., catfish fingerlings, bream. Randy several sizes to choose from, $1 and up. Hoyt Howard Cumming 770-887-2039 Good quality gourds for crafts and Martins, water products include ''pure dnnking water," ''natural drinking water" or "bottled water." new federal baiting regulations. "As a hunter, you need to know Bennington Cumming 770-889-9341 several shapes and sizes to choose from, $1 If you have problems or questions about products or services the rules. You should review both Will meet or beat any price on hybrid each. William Blackwell bream, coppernose bream, largemouth bass, 2646 Jasper 770-735- regulated by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, write: Consumer federal and state regulations before 2 &3'', prompt statewide dely. avail. V: Buford Gourds $1 to $3, many shapes martins, Services, Room 224, Agriculture Building, 19 ML. King Jr. Dr., Atlanta, the season starts. Always check your Cordele 912-273-4157 dippers & bottles, will ship. Anne McKinney Georgia 30334-4201, or call toll-free, 1-800-282-5852 (statewide), or in hunting site for bait," Adams said. Worms for sale, bedrun red wigglers, $15 for 5 gallon bucket, bring' your own bucket, no shipping. Tina Ashley Knoxville 912-8362410 1184 Swint Rd. Griffin 30224 770-233-0983 Handcrafted soothing moisturizing goat's milk soaps organically grown herb soaps, lotions, bath teas, much more. Kim Gay metro Atlanta, 404-656-3645. Want siding, flooring, tin from old houses, barnes in central Georgia, will remove and ' Seasoned oak firewood, split & cut to ariy size, del. & stacked $130/cord. J. Waters "If you hunt on fannland and find grains or seeds scattered on the ground, be cautious. Talk to the Fertilizers & Mulches '00 Fescue mulch, dry, tight bales, $2 in barn. Bill Fagan Cumming 770-887-3437 Meansville 770-358-0220 Have wrought iron parts to 100 + year old wagon, interested in offers. Missie Pilon Danielsville 706-795-3044 clean. Ken Teeter Macon 912-986-2131 Want single axle enclosed trailer, would consider light duty dual axle trailer. Joe Webb Swainsboro 912-562-3999 Dawsonville 706-265-3882 Timber landowner or your host. Know what agricultural practices are recommended for the areas where '00 fescue mulch sq. bales in barn, $2/bale, Homegrown and homemade hertial Want to buy a cattle feed wagon. Larry The Timber for Sale category is designed you hunt." leave message if no answer. Jerome Bunn ForsJl!h 912-994-9422 '00 mulch hay, .sq.. bales .stored.. in barn, Glycerin flea soap, samples $0.50 each, larger bars, $2.75 each. Jan Cash Covington 770-385-8412 Redmond Springfield 912-754-3091 to provide an option for forest farmers to Want wrought iron t}tpe ice cream parlor market their .standing timber. Timber table. Dale Coursey Portal-912-865-2903- .advertised-. in this. category must .be The Service has updated its guidance for .hunters, posting $1.25 a bale. John McAfee Ranger 706-3372218 '00 wheat & rye straw, heavy bales barn stored, $3 bale, large quantities avail., del. avail. Jas_on Strickland Watkinsville 706769-5852 '00 wheat straw sq. bales in barn $2/bale, del. avail. Paul Vincent 1810 Bleckley Rd. Fort ValleJl 912-825-5157 '00 wheat straw, good tight bales, lge. bales, will del., tractor trailer loads, also mulch hay. Jeff Potts Jefferson 706-367-5823 00' wheat straw $1.75/bale, mulch hay, $1.25/bale, large quantities, delivery available. John Bridges 1855 Henderson Grove Rd. Sandersville 31082 912-5520665 00' wheat straw square bales in barn $2.50 a bale, leave message if .no answer. Jerry Wood Athens 706-353-1625 00' wheat straw, large tight square bales at the barn, $2.50 a bale. Toby Bullington Lizella 912-935-8742 2000 wheat straw for sale, $1.75 at bale quantity discounts. Chris Alexander Elberton 706-283-9610 400 sq. bales, '00 rye straw hay good, tight bales in barn, $1 .50 a bale if taken. Nathan Brantley Wrightsville 912-278-6384 A+ horse manure w/shavings, lge. pickup load, 3 mos.-1 yr. Garden Gold $49, dely. w/in 20 mi. Chip Salem Alpharetta 770-664-7924 Aged horse manure mixed with wood shavings, $5 pick up, 3 for $10, you load. D. Landers Stockbridge 770-957-2754 For lawn and gardens aged horse compost, buy 1 get 1 free. Anne Primerano Gainesville 770-889-7969 Free horse manure mix w/shavings, you pick up, easy access, convenient for ClarkOconee & surrounding counties, load by appt.-small charge. D. Vaughn Bogart 706769-6706 Free large fallen oak, you cut and haul, must be insured. 0. Culp Woodstock 770664-5181 Martin, craft, crooked handle, bottle neck gourds will ship. Wallace Maxwell Royston 706-245-4218 One 22 gal. and one 19 gal. cast iron pot for sale, $125 each. John Whelchel Riverdale 770-991-1690 Railroad mail cart, very old for sale. June Ervin Calvary 912-872-8143 Miscellaneous Wanted Want any unwanted pecan trees or oak, will cut & haul off. J. Harper Hampton 770'7070692 Want anyone having broom stick sticthing with instructions. Arrahwanna Swafford 3745 Harmony Church Rd. Gainesville 30507 Want bark as it peels from Sycamore tree, will pick up. Mary Brown Marietta 770-4390056 Want bottling tank or 6-1 O frame extractor, motorized . preferred, if not, must be reversible. Bob Cordell Blairsville 706-7812544 Want chicken nesting boxes, rust ok. Pam Gibbs BJlron 912-956-0327 Want cool-cell pads (2 inch thick) for chicken houses. Mike Bloodworth Knoxville 912-836-2535 Want corral panels, South/East, reasonable price. Jerry Johnson Garfield 912-763-3291 Want culvert pipe 24" dia used, need 100 ft., call with price and location. Earl Wilbanks Douglasville 770-942-6027 Want fill dirt_ for my property in south Paulding Cty., small rock, easy access. Martin Queen Powder Springs 770-424-6745 Want house to tear down for lumber material. W. A. Corley Fayetteville 770-4613686 Want metal chicken house nest boxes, 4 or more nests per unit, must be cheap. Legay Saul FaJletteville 770-487-7363 Want old farm house or old bldg. materials, need flooring, siding, brick, etc., NE Ga.,.can remove. Cindy Bregenzer Norcross 770393-0089 Out-Of-State Wanted Lady living in Athen Ga area having 140 farmall with cultivators & sub soiler. John Ward cocoa FL 321-636-5041 Want broiler houses to rent or possible purchase, preferred location Madison, Thomson, Lincolnton, Athens and Washington. Greg Zechman Randleman NC 336-495-5064 Want copper candy pot, or bucket, 10 to 25 gallon. Jan Knight Columbia SC 803-7727891 Want poultry equipment; lubing, val drinkers, 48" 54" fans, curtain: machines, drops, alarms, cool cells, vent boxes. Michael Brunson Opp AL 334-493-4925 Want several used aluminum 6" twist lock irrigation pipe elbows, 45 & 90 degrees, also small diesel, 60-100 hp power unit. Charles Beauchamp Springville GA 205-467-7953 Firewood 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 pine and oak trees, cut and haul, must be insured. M. Shoaib Fayetteville 770-4606335 Seasoned green or mixed oak 18 to 24 inches long, $50, a half cord, you load. Brent Carter Murrayville 770-534-1831 Seasoned mxd. hdwd. 1/4, 1/2, full cord quantities custom orders, del avail. Steve Moon Gainesville 770-536-7060 Seasoned oak cut &split, 18"-22", free dely. Atlanta area $70 for 1/2 cord. H. Lyon Chamblee 770458-3939 individually owned and produced by the comprehensive explanations of how advertiser on his/her own property; timberland must be at least 1 acre. No federal baiting rules apply to dove companies or businesses are allowed. and waterfowl hunting on the 25-30 large oak, hickory, and cherry trees, Internet at http://www.le.fws.gov. must be licensed and insured, call evenings. Teresa Brown Lawrenceville 678-376-9304 This detailed information will also Free 40 year old trees, you cut and remove, - be available from Service law 8 pecan, and 11 pine. Barbara Meyer 63 Bluff enforcement offices in printed Dr. Savannah 314'06 912-355-4673 brochures in the near future. Attention Advertisers Of Machinery, Equipment How to Have The Market Bulletin office relies upon "The Official Guide to Seed Tested Tractors. and Farm Equipment," which is published by the North Farmers should adhere to the American Equipment Dealers following steps in order to have Association (NAEDA), as seed tested at a state seed principal reference for determining laboratory: eligibility of farm machjnery and 1. Send between 1 to 2 pounds equipment to be advertised in the of any large seed, such as soybeans, Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. peanuts or com and about a half to a quarter pound, depending on seed Although bulldozers, crawler size, of smaller seed. tractors, etc. can be used on farms, 2. Include the kind and variety, not all makes and moctels of such lot number or other identifying equipment are considered as .made mark, along w;ith your full name, for agricultural .use. Only the address and telephone number. makes and models of such 3. Mail seed samples in a equipment listed in the NAEDA cardboard box or similar container guide are eligible for publicatfon. to protect them. 4. Allow 2-4 weeks for testing to Attention Advertisers be completed, depending on seed kind. Advertisers, when calling to 5. North Georgia farmers should cancel, correct or inquire about send seed to Georgia Department of your advertisement, please ask for Agriculture, Room 535, 19 Martin Horse manure w/shavings mix, delivered, small dump truck, $40/load depending on distance. Jim Ripley Crabapple 770-41.09176 Horse manure w/shavings mixed, you haul. M. Chambers Grantville 706-637-5134 Pine straw $2 a bale, you load & haul, wheat straw $2 a bale. Lamar Walls Mauk 912-862-3890 706-326-0437 Pine straw min. 75 bales, $4 a bale, delivered and installed. J. w. Lewis Cumming 770-886-9427 Pine straw, $3/bale, free del. within 30 miles radius of Macon, 50 bale min. order. Mike Crawley Gray 912-742-1096 Want old large hand operated water pump. Esther Kelley Centerville 912-953-4024 Want original whipperwill pea seed. Grover Wisenbaker Valdosta 912-559-7259 Want pecari wood to use for cooking, free or reasonably priced. Deborah VanDyke Conllers 770-679-5542 Want propane tank, 250 gallon or larger in N.W. Ga. area. Jim Middleton Cedartown 770-748-3761 Want rough cut cherry for hewing, need piece 8 ft. 1ong 12 by 4 in., can cut log. Donald McKenzie Hiawassee 706-896-0004 Ads cannot be called in byphone. Buy Best Mums The best time to buy chrysanthemums is in late summer, as soon as they become available, according to the University of Georgia Extension Service. For a longer blooming period, choose plants that are just coming into bud instead of those already lil full bloom. the person who is responsible for the respective ad category. The person's name and telephone extension are listed each week under the ad category heading. If you call the department's toll-free number, 1-800-282-5852, just ask for the appropriate person or provide the extension number so that your call can be directed accordingly. Luther King, Jr. Drive, Atlanta 30334. South Georgia farmers should send seed to Georgia Department of Agriculture Tifton Laboratory Building, PO Box 1507, Hwy.41 S., Tifton 31793-1507. If you have any questions regarding seed testing, please call (404) 656-3635 (Atlanta) or (912) 386-3147 (Tifton) for more information. Page 12 Fish, Wildlife Service Clarifies Baiting Rules The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has clarified federal waterfowl and dove baiting regulations, making minor changes in enforcement policy and offering guidance that will make it easier for hunters to understand the circumstances under which they can hunt legally over agricultural lands this fall. The Service;which revised the baiting rules last year to promote the restoration and creation of. habitat for migratory birds, has re-examined three areas of concern to ensure uniform interpretation of the regulations. "Some minor confusion occurred during the first year of implementation, but we hope that the guidance provided to our officers, their state counterparts, and hunters this summer will effectively address these concerns," said Kevin Adams, chief, Office of Law Enforcement. "We also plan to revise the relevant. sections of the regulations to avoid any future uncertainty about when hunting is or is not legal." For example, federal regulations allow the hunting of all migratory game birds over seeds or grains scattered as the result of a normal agricultural planting, harvesting, or post-harvest manipulation. The rules, however, define a normal planting as one "undertaken for the purpose of producing and gathering a crop" conducted in accordance with official recommendations of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and state Extension specialists. That definition unintentionally differentiates between fields planted with the intent to harvest a crop and fields planted for pasture improvements, livestock grazing, haying, and similar purposes, seemingly making it unlawful to hunt over seeds or grains scattered by these legitimate agricultural plantings. "We've told our officers that compliance with official USDA recommendations should be the overriding criterion for evaluating whether an agricultural planting is normal, not the intent of the planting," Adams explained. Grains or seeds present from plantings for pasture improvements, grazing, haying, or related activities completed in accordance with USDA recommendations do not constitute bait, and hunters may hunt waterfowl and other migratory game birds in areas where such plantings have occurred. The Service has also clarified the agency's position with respect to hunting migratory game birds near or over wildlife food plots. The USDA recognizes the planting of wildlife food plots as a normal agricultural operation in some states. Doves may be hunted in such (Continued on Page 11) Drew Spangler of Fayetteville, Ga., is shown with 4 1/2-pound and 3 3/4pound turnips picked from his father Jeff Spangler's garden. THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday August 30, 2000 ~ Rww! Gwia Conference Empowers Participants With Rural Development Strategies Wayne Manning, 3, and Luke Manning, 1, are shown with a 45pound Crimson Sweet watermelon and an 11-pound Burpee hybrid cantaloupe grown in the garden of their "Pa Paw," Clarence Manning of Summerville, Ga. Paulownia Trees (Continued from Page 1) For centuries, its primary use in China . and Japan has been in the construction of furniture, and last winter I used some eight-inch Paulownia boards from sixyear-old North Carolina trees to make a large glass-fronted display case. (It brought a hefty price at a public charity auction). The wood is very stable, planes and finishes easily, and is beautiful in appearance. Planted 12 feet apart, it takes 300 Paulowriia seedlings per acre, and under normal conditions the mature trees (12 inches in diameter) will be harvested five years later. Sprouts then emerge from the stump, the best one is selected, and a new tree grows on the original root system to be cut for lumber about five years thereafter. This may be an attractive opportunity for farmers who want to diversify their woodlands or replace some of their existing cash crops. There is one important warning that I should emphasize: Paulownias require a lot more care than pine trees. The seedlings need to be planted when there is plenty of soil moisture or watered until the root system is established, cut off at ground level after a year of growth, moderately fertilized, and the lower limbs removed to prevent knotholes in the lumber. Most active farmers who produce peanuts, tobacco, or vegetable crops would be able to do this work for themselves. Readers who are interested in further information on Paulownia trees aiid where to purchase seedlings may examine the following website: www.paulownia.com or call the Georgia Department of Agriculture at 1-800-2825852 (toll-free in Georgia only) or (404) 656-3645. More than 300 Georgians from throughout the state gathered in Macon August 15-17 at the Crowrie Plaza Hotel for the Celebrating Rural Georgia Conference to learn practical ways to foster development and improve the quality of life in rural communities. The conference theme was "Implementing Strategies for Rural Development." "This conference provided a great opportunity for rural Georgians to learn first hand how some communities are optimizing their potential," said Laura Meadows, steering committee chair for the conference and state director of USDA's.Rural Development agency. "As a result, the attendees will be able to share new ideas with others at the local level to help them in planning for the future of their communities." Conference attendees had the opportunity to participate in three separate workshops coveril).g such topics as agritourism and agritainment, building a better workforce, community leadership, community redevelopment, and preserving rural heritage. Pre~ conference field trips also offered participants a first hand look at some rural enterprises that are making a positive impact on their communities. Keynote speaker for the conference was Carl Swearingen, senior vice president and corporate secretary of BellSouth Corporation and chairman of the board of the Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, who shared his thoughts on "Vision and Leadership for the New Millennium." In addition, Maria Matthews, deputy administrator for the office of Community Development, USDA Rural Development, spoke on "Empowering the Grassroots." The conference was sponsored by a number of organizations, corporations, educational institutions and government agencies: Association of County Commissioners of Georgia, BellSouth, Community Developers Forum, Fort Valley State University, Georgia Association of Regional Development Centers, Georgia Community Action Association, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Georgia Department of Community Affairs, Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism, Georgia Department of Labor, Georgia Vacation Plants You can keep houseplants in good shape for weeks while you're on vacation, according to the University of Georgia Extension Service. Just use clear plastic bags as miniature greenhouses. Soak the soil thoroughly and allow it to drain. Then put the potted plant into a plastic bag and tie the opening tightly. Two or more sticks in the soil will support the plastic tent and keep it from resting ori the plants. Plants like African violets that are apt to develop mildew should have a few holes cut in the bag for air circulation. Hulon R. Kennedy of Lawrenceville, Ga., holds eggs from his Buff Orpington hens. The egg in his left hand is three times the size of the regular egg. Department of Natural Resources, Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education, Georgia Economic Developers Association, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Municipal Association, Georgia Power Company, Georgia Rural Development Council', Georgia Southern University, MEAG Power, Oglethorpe Power Corporation, University of Georgia, and USDA Rural Development. Drought Causes Three State Parks to Close Beaches If this were a typical summer, all of the beaches at Georgia's state parks would be filled with children and teens enjoying the sand and water. However, because of this year's drought, three state parks have been forced to close their swimming beaches, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Hart State Park on Lake Hartwell, Mistletoe and Elijah Clark State Parks on Clarks Hill Lake closed their beaches in early August as lake levels dropped their lowest in recent years. Both Tugaloo State Park on Lake Hartwell and Fort Yargo State Park near Wmder have been able to keep their beaches open despite low lake levels. Other state parks such as Vogel and John Tanner have reported no problems with their swimming beaches, although John Tanner State Park's beach willCIO~-- after Labor Day for repairs on its dam. "In some cases, the water's edge doesn't even reach the designated swimming area," said Georgia's State Park Director Burt Weerts. "We know that some visitors will be disappointed when they can't swim, but in this case, Mother Nature has the last word." Park visitors escaping the summer heat also may swim in the numerous pools located within the state parks. Most are open only during weekends since lifeguards have returned to school during the week. "If you are visiting a state park specifically to swim, we suggest you call the park first to make sure that swimming pools and beaches will be open during your visit," said Weerts. "And remember that Labor Day will bt::: the last day that swimming pools are open, while our beaches are normally open yearcround when water levels are sufficient." For more information about Georgia's state parks, visit http://www.gastateparks.org or call 770-389-7275 or 800-864-7275 (toll free). Fuel (Continued from Page 1) done an excellent job over the years in protecting the interests of Georgia consumers," said Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin. If you have comments or concerns about gasoline-related matters., contact the Fuel and Measures Division at 404-6563605 in the Atlanta area, or 1-800-2825852 toll-free from anywhere in Georgia.