Visit Our Website, , www.agr.state..ga.us/mbindex.html I lVIARKET BULLETIN I' , 'GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF',AGRICULT'URE Vol.~, No.}'d 41 'fjq , CIciI! 'BWuk Expo Celebrates 25th Anniver~a.ry As the Board and Staffprepares for the 25th Anniv~rsary Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition, it is a great time to reflect on how the show has grown from the 410 exhibitors that were set up at the fIrst r--...,...,.....,...,.....-...,...,.....,...,...., show at Spence Field in 1978. This year's show will host, over, 1150 exhibitors for the eighth' straight year. Although the event has grown over the years, the mission of the show remains the same as it was in' 1978-to show visitors the hitest in agricultural innovation and technology and give them information that they, can take back and a~ply to their own Our guest columnist this week is Chip Blalock, Director, Slfnbelt. Agricultural Exposition, 290-G, Harper Boulevard, Moultrie, GA 31768. operation to improve not oJ.:lly' their bottom line but also their quality of life. Visitors will fInd a wide variety of sections make up the Expo: tractors and equipment, ,agribusiness, precision farming, livestock (beef, dairy, horses, sheep, goats and alpacas), forestry, ATVs, antique tractors, small fami center, automotive, lawn and garden, hunting and fIshing, and family living. New and improved 'this year is the, Southern DairyBusiness Center. Sponsored by DairyBusiness Communication, this section will offer visitors seminars and ,exhibits focusing on issues that affect the dairy industry. Visitors can take a covered shuttle to the 600 acre "working" Expo farm where cotton, peanuts, com and soybeans are harvested and tilled 'daily during the show. The hay, demo' area has been expanded by 30 acres to allow even more hay equipment to demonstrate.' ,New in the fIeld demo area is the "Wildlife Man'agement" area. Southern Forestry Consultants, Inc., Wildlife Company, Quality Deer Management Assoc. and BASF Corp have combined their knowledge in a nine-acre plot , demonstrating th~ successful combination of forest, wildlife and herbicides under 'one management program. Turf grass demo's, equipment driving range and GMC's test track can also be found in the 'fIeld demos. . Florida will be recognized as the Spotlight State for 2002. Visitors' will . (Continued on Page 11) Wednesday October 9, 2002 .Emergency Loans' Now Available ,To Producer~ in Quarantine Areas' As part of the U.S. Department of agriculture's ongoing implementation of the 2002 Farm Bill, Secretary of A-griculture Ann M. Veneman said 'that farmers and ranchers' in designated' , quarantine areas will be eligible for lowinterest emergency loans. "Plant and animal diseases can cause extraordinary hardships for farmers and ranchers," said Veneman. "Allowing low "interest emergency loans to producers impacted by these conditions will provide much needed relief.',' Emergency, loans are traditionally made to producers in declared disaster areas where drought, floods and, other natural disasters have ha~ devastating . effects. ,The 2002 Farm' Bill ,allows farmers and'ranchers located ,in declared quarantine' areas to, also apply for emergency loans. Emergency loans can be used to 'restore or replace essential property, pay all or part of production costs associated with the disaster year and pay essential family living expenses, among other things. Eligibility provisions will be announced in the, future. Gn'ce the Secretary of Agriculture declares an ,area as quarantined through USDA's' Animal and Plant Health 'Inspection Service" farmers and ranchers can apply for emergency loans' at local Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices. Producers must meet 'certmn requirements to be eligible for emergency loans, such as ,suffering a physical loss of livestock or , livestock products, or at least a 30-percent lossin production. Loan applications must be' filed within eight months from the. date of a declaration. FSA will consider each ioan application on its own merits, taking' . into a~count the extent of losses, seCurity available and repayment ability. For more information on USDA emergem;:y loans and other loan programs, visit: http://www.fsa.usda~gov/ and your locaI FSA office. ' Ga. 'CO-op Directot;' Receives National Business Award Ralph Paige, executive director of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, was a recent recipient of 'the 2002 National Cooperativl{ Month Economic Freedom Award. The award is ,presented by the National Cooperative Business Association, a national cross- industry membership and trade association representing cooperatives.' Paige was' seleCted for the award because of his leadership and, the federation's accomplishments' in the cooperative community. . "Since 1967, we at the Federation of Southern, CooperativeslLand Assistance Fund, have remained trUe to our founding purposes of helping people to help themselves through cooperatives," Paige said. He noted the organization'had helped family farmers, especially those of color, remain and develop their landholdings as a' key to rural community development. "We have accepted the challenge of working with the poorest,' most neglected and isolated people in the rural Southeast to help them make a difference in their lives and livelihoods,"Paige added. In its 35-year history the federation has successfully provided self-help economic opportunities for many low-income 'communities across' the South.' Its extended membership includes 12,000 . black farm families, who individually own small acreage, ,but who collectively own over one-half million acres of land and work through 35 agricultural cooperatives to ,purchase supplies, provide technical assistance, and. market' their .crops. The organization 3Iso includes 10,000 small savers in' 19 community development credit ~nions that have accumulated over $5 million in savings and made over $52 ' million in loans since_their inception. Commissioner . Tommy' Irvin recently congratulated Ralph Paige' .'(left), execntive director of the Federation of ' Southern 'CooperativeslLandAssistance Fund, as being one of the recipients of the 2002 National Cooperative Month Economic. ' FreedomAward. Paige was selected for , the award becauSe of his leadership and the federation's accomplishments in the , cooperative community. . Copyright 2002 FSA Program Helps ,Livestock Producers The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) is now accepting applica~ions for the Livestock Compensation' Program (LCP) - a new USDA prograIp that provides direct payments to producers who suffered financial losses as a result of severe' drought conditions. The Secretary of Agricultuh: is authorized to provide approximately. $752 million in LCP . assistance nationwide. "LCP is a' livestock loss program that provides 'financial assistance to farmers and ranchers who would otherwise have no opportunity for loss compensation," said Steve Newton, FSA state exec~tive director. ' "We recognize that individuals who raise livestock only, and those who raise livestock in,conjunction with row crops, have suffered devastating losses on both , accounts 'due to severe' drougp.t conditions," he said.. ' LCP will only be available' to counties, within the state that were designated prinlary disaster areas for drought in 2001 or 2002. Eligible counties must _have been named as primary' counties under a Secretarial disaster designation or 'have been requested as such by the Governor no . (Continued on Page 12) . Special Handicraft Edition See Pages 10-11 . L ", ~.' ~: .;~ Page'10 THE MARKEt BULLETIN' Wednesday October 9, 2002 BulletiIi. Calendar Mulch hay, $10/roll, delivery available. i R. Want free manure', will load and haul in 21' purple Martin gourd poles w/winch: Lalie Odum 912-586-2465 . 'Meriwether and surrounding Counties. Mark holds 36 gourds, $185, can deliver up to 40 Mulch hay,' large sq. bales, weed free, Acord Luthersville 770-927-0720' miles for small fee, call for more information. UVESTqCK SALES & EVENTS Oct. 12 Madison Women's Club 22nd Annual $2/bale at'bam.S. Stana Powder Springs 'WantJree or cheap lumber in any condition, W.S. Caudell Jefferson 706-543-6888 . " Oct. 11 Goat, Poultry, & Small Animal Sale;.7 Cotton Patch Craft' Fair,' 9 amoS pm" .770-948-7282404-760-3071' , within 60 miles of Comer, will tear down. 6 Cathedral window' place mats, ,1 ._ pm, Buggytown Auction, Inc., 1315 Hwy. downtown Madisori.lnfo: P.O. Box 524, ,. Pine straw & wheat straw $2Ibale, you load Alysia Carlisle Comer 706-783-2336' . ,Cathedral win'dow table runner. Gladys 341 5., lle'.GAL 2620 BamesVl Info'. 770- ' M,adisbn 30650 or Dale Thompson, 706- and haul. Lamar Walls Mauk 478-862-3890 , ,706-326-0437 ".' 358-{)872/1786. ,,' Oct.' 11 Cow,Sale, 7 pm', cowlca'If, prs., bred co'!"s & bulls, Triple H Sales; 5250 Old . Oct. C3142o2n-t3{e)r4sd2t 4aA'tonrP.n7'luo0a6nI-"e3Ce42orD''-w1a5y4,C8Cam(I'IhnpotomnCe,)0F.0akrm"I"n,' Pine straw, $2.75/bale, free delivery, I.nstaIIatl.on aval'1able, deI. to aII areas. Josh Bulloch Warm Springs 770-5n-{)189 Want, greenhouse shade cloth. Wallace Smith Dublin 478-275-0264 Want hardwood logs. Clint Harris Crabapple 770-754-{)806 Want hollow logs with character, no pine, 50 Thomas 4012 Castle SI. Douglasville 30134 7.' 7A0-d9u4lt2-8b4ib3s4, ' nice prints,' lined,. washab,Ie, great for protecting clothing while eating, $18 each incl. postage; walker bags, hvy. duty Savannah Rd., Tennille. GAL C002567 Info: Waylan Hitchcock, 478-553-9938' WHoinllsotwona.y,In7f7o0:-747809--924499-92~787 or Charlie , or Lewis Fortner, 478-469-5178, . . Oct.,12'6th Annu~1 Craft B~aar, 8 am-3 Prfl, Oct. 12 Goat Sale, 1 pm; poultry, fowl'& rabbits, ' . Poplar Spnng~ .Baptlst Church, 3104 Pine ,str?lw, $3.25Ibale; free del. within 50 mile radius of Marietta Gary Wehner Smyrna miles radius of Macon with.40bale min, order. 770-436-4444" Mike Crawley Gray 478-742'1096 Want irrigation pump, not motor, must pump Pine straw, $4.50Ibale; delivery and ,spread: 'at least 750 gal. a min. Larry Callaway material, tie/snap-on, pockets, $25 each incl. postage. M. Patterson ,Savannah 912-897- 4463 " , All types'chair caning, will do lace, press & to follow, TripleH Sales, 5250 Old .Poplar, Spnngs _Church Rd" A.L.Lewis Buford770-932-2217 Collins 912-684-3256 , binding 'cane. Mary,Conley'75 Pinehurst 'Dr. Savannah Rd., Tennille. GAL COO2567 Gainesville. Info: 770-532-2237. . Pine straw, Loblolly, freshly fallen, great 'Want juniper,creek ,swamp cedar, logs, Stockbridge 30281 770-474-8687 " ' .. Info: Waylan,Hitchcock, 478-55309938 'or,Lewie Fortner, 478-469-5178. ,'Oct .. 12-13. 28th. Annual Mountain Festival Arts ~ New Crafts Salem Show, 'color, $1.85/bale, we load. Bob Green Moiltrose478-676-3026478-983-1204 .' lumber, trees from Taylor county, will pick up. HarlanM. Trammell, Smyrna 404-367-8310' Appalachian dulcimers, sound gooe!, easy to play, $185 shipping included. Cecil Dutton Oct. 12 Goat & Poultry Sale, 12:30 pm, goats Sal., 19 am-6 pm, Sun.',' 10 ,am-5 pm, ' Pine straw, del. and, installed, ,$4/bale; Want lift pump for'600 piston type. Steve AusteIl678-945-1569 ' & poultry sale, Pearson LI'vestock, U.S. Hwy.' 441 N.', .Pearson.' Info'. Bobby Reeves', 229-423-4016 or' 912-422- atop L00kout Mountaln on Ga. Hwy. 1. 36 be.1. Tre,n,ton & LaFayette, G,a. Info: ,Doc',NIc.hols, 706-398.-1988.. discounts for 1,000 bales a,nd more. Elaine Williamson Stone Mountaln770-593,3405 ThWomanp- tsoonld -Tloygrocanbel'n67o8r.-v3e6r4y-0s0m6a6ll old " ho'use sii:Beasbwy ilalfgmhaaknes, toseo.rvdecroalonrys c'molaodrse', n$o3w5"'$d5l'0ff'. Pine straw, mini md. rolls', two and one quarter'bales in a roll, 50 Ibs. 'of straw, Robbie or out bUI'ldl'ng', old ,wl'ndml'll needed also. Mark ,Komich, Thomson 706-595-1880 'a15ls'5o~A,mHakueff Ige Dr'. bed afghans" Don's C"h,am-bers, Lawre'ncev'l'lle '30044 770- 3211 (sale bam).' Oct. 1213 Pioneer Days at Clinton Nature Cooper Rupert 478-862-2777 Want old peanut or coffee roaster. Bob. Witt 962-1302 ', Oct. 12 Regd. Horse Sale, tack, 12 noon, regd. ' horses, 4 pm, grade horses tolollow, Hwy." WPri.nessteornv.e,~nfo~.e7m7o0s-,949a-r2ts787&.' crafts, . . Pine straw; clean, tight bales, raked daily, we load at farm, delivery and spreading =C.:;:owf.wa:::en-Ot:ta:...7~th7"'e0'::-rm2:::5::o3s::-.4,t~4at;4;:i3c;ly:,-c-'o"'nt;:ro-iI:;-:le-,d,.....".b.,..OX---:ty-p-e-, Baby quilts, clown/circus pattem, 45'x35', primary colors, $20 each plus $5 postage, J. 20 Horse Sale, Cumming. GAL 2290 Info: Oct. 12-13,P':ttlt Creek Farms Pumpkin Fest, Mary Strayhorn, 770-844-{)575. . arts & crafts, Oct. 12,1 0 am-6 ~m, Oct. Oct. 15 Goat & Feeder-Breeder Pig Sale, 7 13; 11 171!1-5 pm.. 337 CaSSVille Rd." available'. Juan Cortes Baxley 912-367-7040 ,poultry or qual brooders. Gene' Blair Lithia SA,SE for picture. June Llewellyn 2820 Wheat straw for sale, $2.50/square bale. Spring 770-948-4908 . Peachtree Rd. NW. #607 Atlanta 30305 404- Billy Butler Ellabell 912-858-4824 Want ,used cedar, 10' fence rails, do not ~82;41;,.-~0:;:::84;:8~,.,.-_:-:-:,_=-=:--'---:-_"'-_ pm, Taylor Cty. Livestock Auction, just off , CarterSVille, . Info. S. Allen, 770-386- Wheat straw, $2.50Ibale at bam, mulch hay, need posts, will remove .for free. John Chaney Barbie & Ken clothes'$l .75 per set postage , S.R. 128, S. of Reynolds. Info: 478-847- .' 3664 or 706-647-3559, . . Oct. 8126 ~13848 th ..,. A. nnual ,S.outheastern Oct: 19 Horse:Sale, tack sale, 7 pm, horses Ht F t I Id t d en age es Iva, o. - ,Ime emos, to follow, Triple' H Sales, 5250- Old crafts" Funk Ctr. at'Relnhardt,Coliege, $2/bale at, barn, dely. available. Zeb' Winder 770-867-8263" '. '.' paid, your choice' outfits, handmade. Diane Christopher Sharpsburg 678-300-5542 " ,Wantused nursery pots; 3, 7, and 15 gals. ,A31nO"9a4bells45 Hamburg St. Pk. Rd., Warthen Wheat straw;$2,50Ibale, delivery available 'Richie McCants' Butler 478-862-3065 within 50. miles. Charles Mercer Rockmart 770-684-7696 Notices .. . Bluebird houses, (cedar), made by BIB/Assn. directions, clean out lid, removable Savannah. Rd., Tennille. GAL C002567 Waleska. In!o: 1?0-720,5970.. ' . _ Wheat straw; ,large bales, under bar,:!, ., ' perch, complete wlinstr., ready to hang, $15 -Info: Waylan Hitchcock, 478-553-9938. Oct. 12-13 Prlilters Mill Country Fair, Sat.; 9'$3Ibale, small amount, 'also trailer lock -.rtV1ae Norwood read thiS request, would .ppd. Donald Allen 155 Huff Dr, lawrenceville Oct. 19 Goat & ,Feeder Pig Sale, 1 pm, Tri. County Livest9ck Sales, Hwy. 206 & 268, . carmal-t6s,p~m~~,Sonu,n.In, fo9.. am-5 pm"handmade ?06-694-MILL (6455), Crossing" Ambrose.. lnfo:.912-359-3803'-' or Sherrel Day,912-359-2914. ' Oct. o1r9e--m20ad. S. pcroattti?srhsml~lel~@tdl~v~aol~,l.naett . Stone discount' prices. David McClendon Locust she pleasewrite to me about her hollyhocks. .Grove 770-775-3254 . Lattie Ayers P.O. Box 672 Whitesburg 30185 .. - ' The lady. who bought Dominique chickens poul\...ry CompC?st ., froni Margaret Smith, please contact me. M. 30044 . ., '. ' Bluebird houses, hinge top, some wlholes, some w/slots, $10 each, 50 or more $6 each, no checks, call after E\,p.m. Jimmy Drew 563 . , EQUINE EVENTS Mountain Park, exhibits of arts & crafts, ' Smith Forsyth 478-994-9742 Shoals Rd. Sparta 31087 706-444-6298 ' . Scottish shop. Info:-770-521~0228" To heir connect suppners with tho,se In WouId thewoman.want'Ing pn.nt feed sacks : Bracelets, re- d, white', blue glass beads $1 , need 0 poultry compost, the Market get in touch with me: MiidredTice Clayton ISASE I t' A ' fl '$1 Oct. .lH- 2 Ga. High Sc-hooi"Rodeo Assn: . Rodeo, S.{)ha0dy Dale. Info: Brenda Clark, . . 770-567 7 8. . .' . Nov. " 8ZFM-i~9oa..,nri1e97UtttaaMhmCAI-~6nfon1p'u7m7a77l,0'M0SJta9,o'7I.h1,Zni9os1.no4an6mC5-Fr"4aefrtprmyS,h'RoM dwt.,,., SaFBd eUuvrbltleijeelritz'ctilnetstreosmathIensendtssManmuIolnecwhgteehsnisceI,naractpellouggrdoutir.iionyd.ngelAin0defsssutafhcorhee'r ,Oct. 11-,13 Fall Fest, trail riding, auction, .. .. -.-. all Market Bulletin advertisements found 706-782-5883 ,Out-Of-State Wan'ted . ww/SASE.; Sp.aBsrIaCnctlaenyv3a7s4, Nmobelnec.SanI.. Tahgopmmson :3:0:'8::2:4;;::';,=,:-:;-:-,...",.,'.",..-,.,---:-~-';---;---,c::7:-:; -Jlant , 4bpl::Cus::-'::to"'p"'q"'u"'alffYleecer pigs, 2S:~' Cathedral qUilt, queen-size, done in printed windows w/blue border. Tommie Boyt , 'benefits Ga. Equine' Rescue League, ACCEPTING'APPLiCATIONS on page 2. . Ibs., South or Central Ga:, will transport. Lamar, Thomaston 706-647-2498 . - , Clayton. Info: Betty Evenson, 70~265: 5045 or gerlbelly@aol.com., Fb e. 27 28 - & M h 1"H k' "II arc,. aw InlM. e C",~vlt-an, oct. '12 FRSC Fun Show,10 am, old- CIU~ 9th Annu~1 Shoot the.,BuIL Ga. 8. fashioned games, costume class, ' Nat. I Beef Barbecue. Champlo_n~hlop & Chicken litter, $25/pick~up load, 25 miles west of Macon. Mike Bloodworth Knoxville 478-836-2535 ' Dry aged chicken, litter, $10, 'long pick-up, Simmons Gainesville FL 352-485-1237 Want Seven Sis!ers Rose cuttings, Mathotiana supreme and Rubra camellia bushes. Frances P. Thomas 7003 Andalusia Chair & rocker caning of all kinds; also, wicker and rattan repair. 'Duke Dufresne Statham 770-725-2554 " Chair, caning & wicker restoration d()ne,' running events, Southern' Cross Ranch, Meansville. Info: Mary,' 770- ArtS. & ,Crafts ~estlvali HawkinSVille. buy' 2' get the 3rd free, we 10,ad, Danny Ave Jacksonville FL 32217 904-448-6296 including laced and pressed cane, rush, split, Info. ~el~a Damel, Rt. 4, BC?x 10980, Earwood Dalton 706-270-3213 . ' Want needle palm (Rhapidophyllum hystrix) oak, binder cane, seagrass, shaker tape, 358-7507 or Cindy, 770-358-3,540. ,. Oct. 12GharityHorse Show, 10 am, jumping, Hawkmi;lville 31036 or 478-892-2205. GARDENING EVENTS Partially,composted litter, $20 for large piclt- seed or seedlings. Gary Schaum PO Box 303 rattan, all types of caning, high qlty. work. up load, 2 C.F. bag for $3, .volume discounts. Mounds.OK 74047918-827-6455 Dotty McDaniel Cumming 770-887-8518 ' Duane Barz Statham 770-725-1850 . Want supefA Farmall with planters & cult, Chair caning & wood, repair on, rockers, halter, westem, English, racking, timed Oct. 13 Athens 'Fall Farm Tour, 9 am-6 pm, _ up to 140, and like newer model etc.. W. L. ladder backs,' stools, etc.;'refinish,RaJnt or events & fun classes, Paulding Cty. G O ' 2002 I f ' h II Oddities Robertson Roanoke AI:. 334-863-2447 clean, jumbo rockers, child's rockers & stools, Saddle Club, _Jim A. Miller Park, a. ' rgamcs . n 0: ttp: . ". Marietta. Info: 770-795-1045 _ I' wwW.georgiaorganics.orgl . .. Ali natural goat milk soaps, many Firewood': f3OJ'2~Ie.nw0-'l~r~'rc7B6fjd.3821"Re x' C' lrc I e R' ex "rile Oct.,12 Pegasus Hunter/Jumper Fall shilw.lnlci: :Oct. 17 Ga. Pererinial ,Plant Assn. 'Meeting, '@bellsouth 'Sydney Eddison, on Gardener's 770-228-3865 or pegride .com. Palette: Creating With Color in the Oct. 12 22nd Annual Mule Day Southern' '. .. c r- Hae rIittsa''.g'eCaFIIae"wstal'vya.'lP, a9In' taamtl.o-n4, p'4mm,' Ia.'rwts.' &of Garden,", 7:30 p'm, p.eachtree Chrisiian., Churc'h, 1580 Peac'htree St. NW. Info'.: 404-237-8071. fragrances, " herbal soaps & lotions,. g r e a t , handcrafted gifts, Shipping available. Kim Gay '-j'lflrewooo advertlsecnntlUlMarket Meansville 770-358-0220 Bulletin must,be cut from the advertiser's ,Bathouses', 1-10, ,$10 each plus shipping personally owned' property. In addition, by and handling" an~ over 10, $8 each plus shipping.RandyC a.dwick Ball Ground 770- tIaruwc, ktleormads. .sue.tcch-" asc,afancneotcobrde, raucsk,dep'IIte0, Chair caning of all types, refinishing & repairs. Ja,mes J., Lewis 1404 Kenwood,' Dr, Perry 31069 478-987-4243 '. . ' Chair caning, al.1 types, repair & refinish, wWicaktkelrn' srevpllaleir3. "0H6.7J7i 7g0e61-l726297-11'4R5o4gMtn..Rd:~ Wash.lngton.lnfo: 706-678-2013. Oct. 20 Atlanta Area Fa'il Farm' &" Garde'n 893-3708 'athdevesrttaisnedafirrdewuonoitd:oAf dmveeratsisuerres mthues'tcoursde . Chair caning, all "types, some repair. APHA Oct. 1H2oRrsaeinAMssankeuappeShowshoWv.: Ga PleaPsuArCe .T'our, 9 am-4 pm, Ga.. ,Organics 2002: caCrvlienagnoedr peaminutinegg.gDs,a,vpiedrfCechtrifsotriasncn'Cmoslh~aerwt, when' specifying the' amount o, f ,fir, ewoo'd Richard Strawn Dawsonville .706-265-3344' , .n , ,. .. Info: http://www.georgiaorganies.orgl- ,approved, halter, westem, HUS, racking, 4 ,. . pm, Shannqn \I-'Iey AI'l3M, DouglasVllle'.' . PESTICIDES & RECERTIFICATION Val Info; 770-83,8-17651577-2267. ' . , Oct. 15 What's That Dead Spot?, comm: 1 & '706-788-2881 706-543-4343, ., Gentle homemade lye soap 5 oz.. $2, shipping $3 for total order. Linda,Stewart 5155 for sale. ' .' Chairs caned, all types, pressed _cane, 18" 20" d h rdw d 1/3 rd $55 laced and rush bottoms, reas. price,' quality 2/3 c'o-rd, $se1a0s0onoer fulla cord0,0$;150, cdoel"ivered work. Dav' id Hay .Ca- rrollton 770-832-3281 and stacked free. Dustin Wilbanks' Dacula , Cro. American Flag afghan, navy blue pillow' Oct.. 12, Frank.lin" Cty., 4-H. Open Show., '24, Chamb'lee. Info: DanG,ivens, 770- .peaIsure, 10 am, runmng" 1 :pm, rain 986.7612. o . dlaavteo:ni.aO.cItn. fo1:97,06N-E245G~8a4.97S/a9d7d65le. Club, .Qet. . 15 Weed Identification, comm. 1 & 24, Chamblee. Info'. Dan Givens, 770-986- $ dded xlfb ct.'1a2"!!;20s0h0o~a, '1, MilledgeVille. horse show, e I .,,10 Inpfm~:, Triple f'l Ranch"Oct. 478-452-5463 or 7612.' 15' Insect Pests of Southern Turfgrasses, comm. 1 & 24, chami>iee., Jeanette Nelson Dlrk,.4~S:'946-2007. Info: Dan Givens, 770-986-7612. Howard Rd:' Cumming 30040770-887-6988 haGndoluerd&s fboorttlsea'len,ecMk ar&tin'm, ocrrea;f.t,wcillr,ooskheipd. Wallace Maxwell Royston 706-245-4218 G f 1M' d ft - ourds or sae;, artlns arts' an cra s, various' sizes to choose from. John T. Smith Byron 478-9563685 . 'Gourds; 74 plus, most are cleaned, all shapes,and i;lizes, $55, can e-mail picture, 770-833-2708 '' w/eagle, stars and stripes, .baby quilt. Nicole Mixed, hardwood, split and delivered within Hansard Ellenwood 770-961 -5360 30 miles, $70/halfcord. Bruce Wheeler Cro.' afghans, ladies foot warmer shOes, Social Circle 770-786-0386' made to order, some on hand. Mrs, J.M. Eure 24'O~ askplait,ndoehliicvkeoryry,afivreawilaoboled, for sale, '$75 1/2 16' to cord, $140 full cord. Steve Grindle Cleveland 706- 219'2551' 1429 Ridgewood Dr. Augusta 30909 706- ~7WC3h~~8ibc-l.1,~7b""8"$'7:~"O'~Y""~:t"".'~t-~"c"b~--6-S'-Scot"o"b-l-~:~"~"-~"f':-~;'sk:":"a"~'b~"t"I~-~- Seasoned oak & hickory firewood, $75 for, colors, cro. thread, $1 each, two $0.37 Oct. ,'12 ,Pegasus Riding School. Oct 18 Pesticide Re-Certification 4 & 21 4 cash only. Tammy Trover Stone Mountain '1/2 cord, $150 for cord, buy now, no delivery H.unte.r/Jumper Schooling Sh.ow, judge: &..23,4 & 24',4 & 26, 4 &'2'7', 4 & 3'1', 404-297-0212 charneJeremy Wood Austell 770-745-9056 Oct. 1J.i2ll-1M3I~lFso,lun~fo:D:In~0-n2d28-S38ad6d5l.e, Club Fall re private 2, Lancaster, Macon, Inf 478-751-6338. o : A a ro . n~L, ~G~~o~u:rd!s-;~~m:a0nfyfevraedr.i'eLtieensa tBoracshwoeoIsI eWfromns, Se"as.oned oak & hickory.. $125/cord, $70 1/2 cord, delivery in .N. Fulton & Cherokee stamps, cashonly. Gladys Fincher 5229 Hwy. 92C' Droo. u'b-gultatesrvfliyllem3a0g1n3e5ts7, 7t0h-ic9k42p-o7t8h7o6lders, 7 pc. coaster sets, white snowflakes, flat angels, Wagon Train, nde at, 10 am Sal., Hwy. 15 Oct. 23 Aquatic & Forestry Pesticide 0 C l1' NS132.u,S. gSnauporg" aoaVrntraal\.vl1se-I~hn'y1ofeoAwy:re7aRn0t6au-,2n4mC5p3anm-,lg.2h,'5oS4Sua8nmJn..ei4tIhsBn,f6oF-e4:a)0(7rh1m0I.b26s:.-"; 602-86640r dsmithfarms@aol.com. M oul Application, c,omm. 3 &, 23, ,3 private 2, Ft. Stewart.. Info: der,'91M2IS-' 6C5E3L-L2. A2N3E1O.U~ &,26, David . . . =--==;::--=:;;;- Handmade bath products. made with the fl'nest 'ngred'ents'to nourl'sh & mOI'sturl'ze your .c44.05:u_.n3~t5:ie2:2s=. R:=a=n~d:a;ll:G-i-lb.r.e=p=h=Woodstock 678- bells; also, sock monkeys. RubyVirgil RugsbY 1319 Old Carrollton Rd. Newnan 30263 770- . "s,k0,Litnku,cVYkIioysuitb,nugucIskH eaaymet 'sssu$7g30a:26r5b-7/r,d4aon5zc-1.h,2.c5ino9cml.. Carolyn shippirig. .dDeaSllw'veesarosenodvniealldned7o0sa6tka-2c""6fie5r. de-3w$8o8lo4, 2d5/cfoorr,d.saJl.e,Wsaptleitr,s' $285C.35-r50o5,. 7cb5aatboyr, bpluamnkpektins'$p2in8' .$0J".u7d'5y, pJuorrsdeanw/2d0o2ll J. Simmons 2720 Skyland Qr. Atlanta 30319" Seasons oak and hickory firewood for sale, Geoffrey Lalie Oxford'" 30054 O' 404-327-9733 $75 1/2 Cord and $125 full cord, will deliver. judyjordan44@hotmail.com 770-787-0682 CRAFT FAIRS ,Oct. 12 Farm Equipment Auction, iractors,' Bill Wheeler Jackson 770-775-7070 - Cro., flat angel $1.25, doily angel $1.25, lOam, 1-75 at Exit 142 (Ga. 96),' e. 1:5 Pumpkins; Magic Lantern, Howdons, Gold Split, seasoned, mix.ed hardwood, you load butterfly $1.25, c:ross $1.25, soap' holder Oel 12 1889 Parrott's Founder's Day Festival, 10,am-5 pm" periodcrafls, 'downtown' -mi. to Hwy. 41, follow signs. Info: Patsy Rush, truck loads only. Jerry Barnes Jasper and haul, $60 for 1/2 cord, $100 cord. Tom $3.50 ppd. Faye Morgan 4298 Ga. Hwy.. 352 Bailey, ~04-656, -5118, 70P6-u6r9e2-a5n6d15gentle- goat milk ,soap, several Scoll Douglasvllle770-942-2508 '~B~0~x~s~p::;ri::;n~g~s~3~1~8~0.:,"1 . . - ; ; ; = - . .., . - - : - - . , . . . . , . . . - , . . - Parrott. Info: Kathy Wade, 229-623-4123., ' varieties; oatmeal, calendula,' rosemary, Taking orders for fall 2002--offering 100% '02 wheat straw,local deliv. available. Jason Free horse manure, you load. AL Torrens lavender chocolate .etc., reasonable 'price. ,A-l qltY. seas. mxd. oaklhickory, onl~ $90/cd.; Strickland Athens 706-340-7225 Lawrencevlle 770-972-6313' 2E4li3z2abeth Pearson. C. arriesvllle 706-384- fsraevee qmuoonteeyfnoor ws,tcauctk/s/dpelilt' aRny lJengJtoe,s-calBl faolrl :. Afhorse manure, Ige. pick-Up, 3 mos. to 1 yr. old, Garden Gold, $49 delivered, 20 mi. ,Free ,horse Lawrencevilie/Grayson ma area,' will nu help re/ load. s hQ~aallvtyign ourgds;sM,a.r.tin crookneck for crafts, Ground 770-704-0155 . .. .. - : limit. Chip Salem 'Alpharetta 770-664-7924 Ken Robbins lawrenceville 678-376-9304 all sizes and shapes. Hoyt Howard Cumming Timber Cro. newborn outfit $25 each piUS shipping & hd!g., croe Christening sets $80. each srehciepipviinngg. b&l'anhkdelgts., o(nallohawnd'4,$8w.eeCk.s)M, afretwin' Albany jasi@surfsouth.com 229-439-8908 ' Cro. snowflakes, icicles, crosses, pineapples, 'birds, 3" picture frames, . Beautiful, rich,' aged . horse .manure, $101l0ad, I load, free when you load, $50 Free.' horse. martlne/shavings, dbL, bagged/sealed, you hauVioad, dry weather 770-8'8M7I-2'0s3c9el. l~n' eo'. US' , Wan.ted . delivered, 30 mile radius: Wendy Murphy ,only, 4x4 prefered, conv., Roswell, cumming Woodstock 770-926-6029 . and Canton. Ondrel:! H. Culp Woodstock: -Roney cees, nlves, supplies;jars, frames, , Free aged, horse m'anure co'mposted wl'th pin!l shavings, you load and haul. Beth Joh 770-664-5181 Free horse m. anure' Ishav.lngs;'weIoad, $10 boxes, makeoffer. Henry 0'nel'11 Maco~ 478742-5078 " _ The Timber for Sale - category Is designed to provide an option for forest farmers to market their standing timber. TinidmivbiedruaadllvyerotiwsendedInathnids.cparotedguocreydmbuys,ttbhee advertiser on hlslher own property; mix/match, 12/$11; 10" tree-top angels $12, ,flat 'angels 6/$11; stand-up al)gels', 5/$11 , stuffed Altman Rsten.o1w,,Bmoexn'557/$1H1obopkoestnpa~i1d5. 42V9ir1d2ie- ~4~5~8!"-2--4'6--1:-:'-::o:''-;-:c'u:::-=--:-:::--C=c::''':=:=Cross in. my pocket with poem, state color, Cumming 770-886-1551 pick-Up, can bring Ioader 'and dumptruck. Like new, 1/2 inch or 3/8 inch copper pipe timberland must be at least 1 acre. No $1.25 PP., hand cro.. bookmarker, state color, . Free aged horse,manure mixedw/shavings, Cindy Farmer Hoschton 770-967-2007 sections that are at least 36" each in length. 'companies or businesses are allowed. $2 PP~ P. Pittman 872 Forest, Path' Stone you load. Wendy B, Livingston Peachtree Free pine mulch, easy access, you.load and 'Derrick Troy Atlanta 404-944-2057 ' . 3 acres pine and sweetgum trees: you cut, !!!M~0~u~n~ta!!!ln~3~00~8~8!-."......,.---:c;;-.....,.-.:..-;;-.....,.,,,..- City 770-486-8419 ' . haul. Otis J. Greene 2110 Hidden Mill Run Want 2 or 4 wagon wheels for old wood will trade for clean up and grass seeding, Bob poll accessory - display pillow for collectible Free aged horse. manure. mixed with, pine Snellville 30078 770-979-5448 404-944-8164 wagon, prefer steel, reasonable 'priced. M. Davidson Cartersville 770-607-9117, dolls, Billy Baby Twins and medium sized shavings, easy access, you load & haul. Sandi Giving away chicken compost. you dig & Brannen Atlanta 478-982-2023 . ' . Anderson McDonough nO-957-5180 load. A.A. Whitt Cumming 770-887-1752 . Want JD, 4050 or 4055 irrigation pump, a Free horse manure and shavings miX1ure, Golden.red clean pine straw, long needle, center pivot & 6" PVC pipe. Floyd Knowl.es easy access, located near Hwy. 53, off Hwy. $2.85Ibale, pick-Up $4Ibale, min. 50 bales McRae 912-362-4855 . HANDIC,RAFTS- dolls, mail SASE for free information, Angie' Thor 7053 Stephens, Court Morrow 30260 !...77~0~-;96;:::8::"-71~55T'5:,-...,."..,:--,::-;:;-,-;;=-:-==---,;-;;;; Doll ,clothes for 15' (Billy Baby), 18' 78. Debbie.Wilson Monroe 770-207-1882 installed; del: avail. K. Hess Alpharetta 770- ". Want a"set of steel wheels for a' Farmall (American, :Girl), and' 23' '(My Twinn), 'send Free horse manure mixed w/shavings, easy 3 6 0 - 7 0 9 5 . . tractor hom. Martin Heard Atlanta 404-753- If you have questions regarding ads in this business SASE for information, specify doll or In access, you loadlhaul. Stacy Hunt Mansfield Golden red pine straw, semHoads, 1229 category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. email. Cathy Hurst ,360 Fosters Mill Lane 770-385-6335 $2.50Ibale. K. Hester Alpharetta, 770-664~ Want a small hand crank grist mill. Carl All ltams advertised the Handicraft Suwanee 30024 churstl@charter.net 770- . Free horse manure mixed w/shavings, you 1257 ',' , Amdt Savannah 912-920-2299 category must 'be handma!le by the 339-6050 " . pick-Up, easy access; convenient for Clark- . Golden red. x-Ige. 'bales, pine' straw .. Want a yoke ,for a NO.3 dinner bell. A. L 'advertiser; items purchased by t.he Doll cradle, doll bed and high chair, doll Oconee and. surrounding counties, other. delivered and installed, $4.25Ibale. L: Hoke II Campbell Fairburn 770-964-3768 . advertiser for resale may not be advertised. clothes made to order-American Girl, Billy David Vaughn Bogart 706-769-6706 Atlanta 770-518-0577 . Want aU..Qer to fil555 like new Holland skid .Advertlsers must Include a statement..to Baby, Barbie, Cabbage Patch, baby'dolls, Free horse manure with few shavings,..easy Good' mulch hay, heavy bales in barn. steer load!lr. John Forrest Temple 404,372- this effect 'When submitting advertisements Kaihryn Harvard 'Thomasville 229-226-1357 aCcess, you load, great for gardens, you load. Lance Marlone Dacula 770-945-8009 ,2146 . Handicraft ads are limited to 30 words and Doll. restoration and :costuming, antique, Joanne Campbell Monroe 770-267-3020 Horse manure/shavings, you 10ad/haul, Want compost tumbler, reasonable priced, must be In compliance with, all .other vintage, and modem dolls, all types of repairs. Fresh pine '.straw, Ige. clean bales; free del: .$31truck load or $5lfor 2 truck loads., Charlotte' .will piCk-Up. L Wood. Monroe 770-554-9708 advertising guidelines (see page 2). ' Debbie Anderson Nashville 229-686-2915 . in Athens ,and' surrounding area, installation Griffis Barnesville 770-358-884f, . , Want free manure, aged horse or cow, prefer Adult crocheted house shoes, (handmade), . Full size quilts $20,quilt tops, all, multiple available. John Thurmond Watkinsville 706- Mulch hay for sale, $2/bale, delivery 769-8126706-338-2593 . 'available.Wallon Starling Hoschton 706-367- aged, you load, I haul w/dump truck. Michllel Van Hammond Dahlonega 706-867-6450 $5/pr.; add 'postage. Rena Allen 525 Dial.Rd. Blue Ridge 30513 706-838-4766 . TcoraloilrsW$o6odp/sptoosctkag3e0.18G9ay77S0~il9v2e6r-7114151' Kipl-ing Wednesday October 9,2002 Notice of Equine Auction THE MARKET BUL~ETIN tega) ~otice Page 11 - Livestock Ifeeding Notice of Intent to CilDsider the Adoption owner or agent unless supplementary funds are (C' d f P 12) Pursuant to Section 4-13-7 of the auction or any future auction_ of a Rule Relating to Chronic Wasting Disease made available. ontmue r<;>m age Official. Code of Georgia AnnQtated These horses are subject to periodic ~ (3) Farmed deer slaughtered. in licensed. meat (Humane Care for Equines Act), the Georgia inspection by the Georgia Department of TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND establishments must be made available for sample Using surplus nonfat dry. milk to Department of Agriculture will conduct. a Agriculture f(lr a period of24 months. live auction on the following equine as N' fE' A' grade horses, to wit: otice 0 qume uction PARTIES: collection and submission io an approved manufacture livestock feed enables Notice is hereby given that the Georgia veterinary 'diagnostic laboratory for Chronic USDA d . .., dry -lk Department of Agriculture will consider a new Wasting Disease testing. This surveillance may be . to re uce ItS nonlat . IDl 2 1/2 year old bay Arabian gelding Pursuant to Section 4-13-7 of the rule on October 30. 2002, before. 12:00 noon. in at the .expense of the owner or agenl unless stocks along with storage costs 6 . year Id 0 b ay I- d eopar AI .ppa oosa Official Code _ of . Georgia Annotated the offices of the Department in the Agriculture .supplementary funds are made available: incurred by the government, while Building at 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in (4) Farmed deer may not be offered for sale or stalll'on _. .(Humane Care for Equines Act), the. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia. The rule to be considered is trade in interstate or intrastate commerce unless help'I'ng' ranchers and .lI'vestock--- 6 month old bay Arabian stallion Department of Agriculture will conduct a relating to controls of Chronic Wasting Disease of the herd participates in a Chronic Wasting Disease producers in those areas most 10 year old gray Arabian mare . live auction on the following equine as grade farmed deer. surveillance program approved by the Georgia 4 year 'old red roanAppaloosa mare horses, to W.It: It is propoSed that a new pennanent rule be. Department of Agriculture. . severely stricken by drought. -!r 20 year old red roan Appaloosa mare I year old bay Arabian X filly . adopted that is relaied to the Control of Diseases in (5) Penalties. for any violations of this Rule For further information on the -20 year old palomino QQltI1:er Horse mare 20 'Idblkl h A l i d ' year 0 w t ppa oosa ge mg 8 year old sorrel Quarter Horse stallion 4 year 0Id bay QH/ArabIan g. eIdm' g The auction will be held at the Equine The auction will be held at the Equine Livestock. more particularly O.C.G.A. Ti'tle 4, Critical Care facility in Decatur, Georgia at Chapter 4.Article 5 on Farmed'Deer (~ 3:00 p.m.. on. Saturday, October 19,2002. Sofetchteiopnrso4p-o4s-eJd7r0utlhersoaurgeha4s-~4o-lJl8owJs):.Anexactcopy The said equine may be inspected at the. Equine Critical Care Facility from f:OO'l.p.m. Rule 40-13-3-.09.1 .Chronic Wasting Disease Controls witil 3:00 p.m. on SatUrday, October 19, (I) "Farmed deer", for the purpose of this rule, shall be.in accordance with the laws of the State of Cattle Feeding Program, producers Georgia as expressed in Georgia Department of h ld th . USDA S . Agriculture Rule 40-13-8-.0. SOU contact elf ervice Synopsis (including Pu_rposes,' , Main Cente'r or theI-r FSA county office Features and Differences): An infectious and. . contagious transmissible spongiforrn Feed manufacturers who are encephalopathy, Chronic Wasting Disease, ihat. interested in using nonfat dry milk Critical Care facility in Decatur, Georgia at 2002. Pictures of the equine are located on means fallow deer (Darna daina), axis deer (Axis affects members of the cervidae (deer) family has in feed that will be provided to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, 2002. the Department website: www.agr.state.ga.us axis), sika deer (Cervus nippon), red deer and elk been found in several states in .free ranging and eligible producers should contact The said equine may be inspected at the For directions to location, call the Equine (Cervus elaphus), reindeer and caribou (Rangifer captive populations. Chronic Wasting Disease has Equine Critical Care Facility from I :00 p.m. Division at (404) 656-37,13. (Office hours tarandus), and hybrids between these farmed deer been spread to several states from movement of USDA's Kansas City Commodity all. until 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, are Mon9aY through Friday' 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 species raised for the comme~ial sllie of meat and animals from affected populations. Little is known Office at (816) 926-6301. 2002. Pictures of the equine are .located on.P,m.)'S.ealed bids will . not be accepted' on . .' other parts or for the sale of hve .anlDlals, (2) No farmed deer may be Imported . mto the about the traitsmission and it is very likely that affected populations of cervidae have not been . the Department website: these ~qume: . , State of Georgia without written approval by the identified. Surveillance is essential to detect the www.agr.state.ga.us For directions to . Satd eqUl~e are bemg sold as tmpounded Georgia Department of Agriculture. disease if present in the State. The introduction of Helping Each. Other location, callthe Equine Division at (404) antmals preVIOusly owned by Carlton & 656-3713. (Office hours are Monday AnitliWoodenundertheauthorityofChapter through Friday 8:00 a.m. - .4:30 p.m.) Sealed 13 of Title 4 of O.C.G.A. (Humane Care for bids will not be accepted on these equine: Equines Act). No representation is made Said equine are being sold as impounded regarding any. registration or possible animals under the authority of Chapter 13 of registration of ,said equine nor of the Title 4 of O.C.G.A. (Humane Care for' h" I P ystca co~dt' f Ion. f 0. . 'd sal eq.um. e. An y Equines Act). No representation is made documentatIOn m ~ossesslOn of ~he regarding any registration or possible Department of Agnculture regardmg '(3) Penalties for any.violations of this Rule this disease into Georgia would be devastating to' shall be in accordance.with thelawsof 'theState' the farmed' deer' industry, as'well as the free of Georgia as expressed in Georgia Department ~f ranging white.tailed deer population in Georgia. It Agriculture Rule 40-13-3-.12. . is, therefore, vital and in the beSI interestand Synopsis (including PuTIJ:Oses, Main Feat~res welfare 'o~ the industry and public that and DIfferences): An mfe<;ttous and contagIOus requirements be affected to require surveillance of transmiSSIble sponglfonn encephalopathy, captive members of the cervidae family in the state Chronic Wasting Disease, that affects members of to detect the possible introduction and spread of the cervidae (deer) family has been found in this infectious and contagious disease in this State. several states in free ranging and captive Interested persons may submit written H you've never 'ridden a horse down a street in a low-income, urban neighborhood and watched the expressions on the 'faces of children and their parents when they run to the sidewalk imd hold out a tentative hand as you registration of said equine nor of. the registration, . physical condition or past populations. Chronic Wasting Disease has been comments conceining the proposed amendment to approach, you have yet to, physical condition of said equine. Any veterinary treatment of said equine is documentation in pos'session of the available upon request; however, not Department of' Agriculture regarding withstanding the availability of' such .. regIst:ranon, . ". phySical conditIOn or . past d,0cume~tatI.o~, or Ik . ac th f ereo , or verb~I vetennary treatment of said equine is. informatIOn gIven ~o the Dep~~~!, sal.d avaIlable upon request; however, not sa~e IS for the equme on.~ as tS 1?~SIS spread to several states from movement of animals from affected populations. Little is known about the transmission and it is very likely that all affected populations of cervidae have not been identified. The introduction of this disease into Georgia would be devastating to the farmed deer industry, as well as the free ranging white tailed the Rule by mailing or faxing them to: _ Dr. Lee M. Myers. - Assistant Commissioner for Animal Industry and State. Veterinarian - Georgia Department of Agriculture Room 106, Agriculture Building Capitol Square, 19 Martin Luther King Jr. experience. the power of nature's most awe-inspiring animal on an endangered and valuable ~t our urban children APeAR is a 501(C)3 non-profit ~ithstanding the availability of such Without any representation . regardmg deer population in Georgia. It is, therefore, vital Drive organization that has as its documentation, or lack thereof, or verbal registration, physical condition or acceptable and in the best interest and welfare of the industry Atlanta, Georgia 30334;-4201 information given to the Department, said' use of and public that requirements be affected to restrict FAX: (404) 6571357 sale is for the equine on an "as is" basis the animal.. The successful bidder must . the importation of live members of the c~rvidae Such comments must be received prior to the without any representation regarding be prepared to tender the price by cashiers farnt!y l~tO the s~te to control and .p~vent. the close of business (4:30 p.m, EDT) on October 29, mission the use ofa therapeutic equine program to give at-risk children a positive road to take i trati ri' h i al nditi n r c t bl check or money order and move the animal pOSSIble m~oduc~on ~d sp~ad of this mfecttous 2002, and sh'luld contain the signature, printed or and to. allow them to experience reg s o , p ys c co 0 I) ac. ep a e . .. and contagIous dIsease 10 thIS state. . use of - . from the tmpoundment faclhty by 6 p.m. on . Rule 40-13-8-.04.1 typed name, address and daytime telephone number of the maker. Each cOl\llJ\ent will be the powerful and life changing the animal. The successful bidder must Monday, Oct?ber 21, 2~02. ~a~ent may.be '. Chronic Wasting Disease Controls received into the record and duly considered in _._.~.__b~rought"Conditions frOI1t page of your Bulletin, to determine to nearly 450 FsA approved feed nlills 'when your subscription e'Xpfres. To renew'. ' for use in manufacturing the feed. , That vegetable industry, the workshop also would be beneficial to third-part auditors, Shorten Leaf Season your subscription, please contact' the ' quantity represents' mOJ;'e than' 40 Bulletin office no sooner th,an 30 days . ' truckloads per day, and USDA expects L.ivestock Producers managers, supervisors and, quality assu,rance personnel. ' , The bands-on workshop will teach , participants how to develop and docUment . 'Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Sanitary Stan,daid Operating Procedures, (SSOPs), 'and" Good Management Practices, (GAPst for farm operations, packing facilities, cold,storage operations and tran'sportatio,n companies., , Break-out sessions wili, teach participants how to identify ~d prevent food, safety hazards, monitor hazard- reduction procedures" develop control ' limits and 'set up methods, to document and verify the results of their effects.' ~e goal of the sessions is to provide:' assistance' to p~icipants in developing a Food Safety Plan they can take home and implement in their specific operation. .. ,prior to the,expiration date printed on ,your these levels to 'increase as the number of The ,drought in Georgia has affected the mailing label. If you would like to contact , approved 'feed' de!llers' increases' and state's' leaf season, ,and park officials at the Bulletin office by phQne, please call more producers enroll in the program. Georgia's three 'mountain lodge' parks ,(404) 656-3682 (in metro Atlanta) or call, , . " recommend visitors make their travel plans 1-800~282-5852 (toll-free anywhere (Continued on Page 11) , before'the leaves are gone. ' Within Georgia). Office hours are Monday' Thousands of motorists from Atlanta ' , - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.rri. When you call and throughout the Peach State soon will to r:enew your subscription, please be,' make ,their 'yearly' treks to the north, ready to :give the operator your Georgia 'mountains to'"view" Mother ,', subscription number and expiration date. ' Nature's bright hues of autlllDn, and park If you prefer to respond by mail, . (Continued from Page 1)' staff want to alert visitors of the snort , ple~se send a copy of your' mailing "leaf season" this year. 'However, while , address 'label to: Market Bulletin, 19 later than September 19, 2002,' to be' the season may be shorter, a reduced Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, subsequently approved. , window-of-opportunity for viewing will GA 3P334~ Please also include your , ,All,ofGeorgia's 159 counties have been ,, not curtail the vibrant tones traditionally seen in North Georgia 'at thi~ time. ' telephone number incase the Bulletin staff needs to contact you regarding your recommended for drought designation for ' 2002 and are pending approval. Producers The diverse!lffily of hardwoods thriving address. Note: ,If you renew your in the following counties are eligible to , in the mountainous wilderness will SU1:>scription vili mail, you do not need to apply for.. LCP, as they were named continue to ensure a" show of bright' call the Bulletin office. ., . primary, cOubties'desigriaU:d -ufioei-' ; yellows, reds and oranges. To enjoy secretarial,De~ignation S161 0 for drought The cost of the workshop is $500 for nature's show, motorists can travel,to one Notice to Out-of-State Subscribers Only for 2001: Banks, Butts, Candler, Clayton, registrations received before Oct. 11.. and of Georgia's ~ st!-te park lodges: Unicoi . Your Market ,Bulletin ~may soon be Elbert;' Emanuel, Fayette, Glascock, ' $550 'for' late registrations. The State Park Lodge and Amicalola State Park' expiring if you have an out-of-state He~, Jackson,' Jefferson, ' Johnson, registration fee includes. instruction Loqge, located about an hour north of subscription. Check your expiration date, Laurens, Madison, Ogl~thorpe, Tattnall, materials, supplies, two lunches, morning , Atlanta; and Red Top Mountain state Park which is printed' on your mailing label to Taylor, Wa:~hington" and -Wilkes. 'Also_ .and afternoon' refreshment breaks, a , Lodge, just north of the perimeter 'near'. the right, of your' subscription:number. If eligible, under Secretarial Designation' reception/social hour on:Wednesday, Cartersville on Lake Allatoona: , ' your subscription is gue to expire; send , " S1628, is Dooly County. ' tuition and accreditation certificate., ' North Georgia's' state lodge' parks your current mailing lab~1 along with your Eligible livestock under LCP provisions - Registration forms and a detailed list of , welcome: visitors to the mountains and : check or money. order' for$20/year to the . are beef, dairy cattle, goats, sheep as well speakers are available at the following revel' in Georgia's fabulous,' 'albeit address shown, above. To ' assUre as buffalo, and beefalo when rriaintained on website: http://fsext-outreach.ces.uga.,edul fresh~produce/frsh-prod-wkshp.htrn. The abbreviated, leaf seasoIi. To reserve a,spot in the great outdoors, call (800) 864-7275 continuous delivery,ofyC?ur'Bulletin, send your renewal paynieilt two to three weeks the same baSis as' beef cattle. However, swine, poultry, feedlot livestock and workshop' is limited to the first 35 ,or visit www.gastateparks.org. ' prior to your expiration date. equine 'animals used commercially for registrants anqthe registration deadline is human food pr kept for the productiqn of Ndv., 1, 2002. For hotel information, ' ~ontact the Holiday Inn,' Airport North ' direc~y at (404) 7.62~8411. Carter'Inducted Into Hall of ,Fame food or fiber on the oWner's farm are not eligible for LCP payments. _, For more information regarding The Georgia Peanut 'Commission ' are always asked if the peanuts we have Livestock Compensation 'Program recently inducted President 'Jimmy Carter with us are Jimmy Carter peanuts," said 'provisions, payment rates and ellgibility into the Peanut" Hall of Fame during a , Arinond Morris, ch.urman of the Georgia " criteria contact your 10calFarm Service , luncheon in conjunction ~tIi the Plains , Peanut Commission. " 'Agency County office or visit the,USDA Peanut -Festival in ,Plains, Ga 'Carter, a , "President Carter haS done much for web site at http://www.usda.gov or FSA ",., native of Plams, Ga, served' as the 391;h' the positive image of peanuts and fO,r our' president of the United States from 1977- , industry," said Don Koehler, 'Georgia' on the World Wide Web at http://w~w.fsa.!Jsda.gov. 1981. The Hall ot' Fame induction is the , Peanut Commission's executive dkector. , highest recognition anyone can receive from '~Hisname has become synollymous with , the peanut farmers of the state of Georgia. ' 'Georgia peanuts." ' .. ,"No matter where we go around the , The Georgia Peanut Commission has U.S. or the World to promot~ peanuts, we N~xt lIandi~raft Edition ScheduledJor Nov. 6 'inducted three other recipients since ,the Hall of Fame's inception 22 years ago. Th~ previous induc~ees ate J. Frank' McGill, pr()fessor of agronomy' (emeritus) of the Univers~ty of Georgia ' College of Agriculture ~d Environmental Sciences; the late Senator Herman Talmadge and . The next handicraft editipn for, the Henry Reaves,' former State Market Bulletin is scheduled for Nov. 6 Representative and. Chairman of the , Frank'Smith helped Park~r an~ The deadline for notices is Oct. 30. ", All items advertised in the Handicraft category must be handmade by ,the " House Agriculture Committee. Morris ' ' will' 'make the presentation' Saturday and, unv~il a ,Vivian Swift, children of Paige, and advertiser and ndt purchased for resale. ' portiait that will hang permanently. in the Parker Swift of Columbus; Ga., grow , this sweet potato which, measured 36 inches long. " . Handicraft ads are limited to 30 words Georgia Peanut Commjssion Hall, of , ' , and must be in compliance with all other , Fame gallery at the commission's office advertising guidelines (see page 2). . ~ , in Tifton, G~.~ , Wesley Cantrell of Lithia Springs, Ga., is pictured with his zUcchini squash gro~,on one viDe in,his gard~n. Page 2 THE MARKET BULLETIN Wednesday October 9, 2002 FARM EMPLOYMENT " you have questions regarding ads in this category, caJIMercedes.Lassiterat4(J4.i)51-9082. :52MT JD, 12 volt, 3-pt. hitch, rebuilt engine; '53 Ferguson T020, good cond., new paint. R. W. Borchert :Llncolnton 706-359- 3325 '53 Ford Jubilee, fair condition.w/all purpos~e plow, 4' bushhog, boom pole, $2950/obo. 16 & 20 disc harrow, $525/$550; 5' & 6' bushhog, $550/$650; post digger, $400; dirt scoop, 1-rowsubsoiler, $200. M. Crosby Blackshear 912-449-6573 16 disc harrow, pull type, hvy. duty, good condition, $300, possible delivery.F. Thomas 532 Ford baler, good condition, always' Case IH 5 disc mower, $2000; MF 25 hay sheltered, ~ $800. Byron Pettit 103 W. rake, $500; Deutz 17' fluffer, fix or parts, $400. Fairmount Ave. Cedartown 30125 770-748- Morris Jennings Cumming nO-887-6663 4559 Case backhoe 580K, '91, 1375 hrs., runs 6' Gill pulverizer, $475; 5' Bushhogmdl. great, used on the farm, $14,500. R. Friedmanl 305, $750; subsoil hook, $150, cash only. Dallas 770-378-6869 - , Only farm work or farm help wanted Daryl Stowe Eatonton 706-485,2891 Barnesville nO-358-0759 Winston Westbrook CraWford 706-743-3252 Cat no. 60 dirt pan, cable, 8 yd., 'good tires, ad rtlsements all d N II IndvuestrIal or doomwees.tic 0 ecmomplmoyemrcean,t permitted. Adult male seeks part-time work doing farm '54 Ford NAA, good tractor, sound, $3000; no T'6u1mJeDr 1W01in0,stgoans, stronAg0,9-$73520040/obo. R~'lchard -.0 '57' Farmall 100 w/6 pcs. of ~equip., good 16 disk King Kutter harrow, VGC', generator, elec. start, VGC, 8x16 flatbed for' hay grain truck. Gene Brooks 'Loganville nO-466-8312 ' 6' Taylorway harrow, exc. condition, $1250. Robert L. Fordham Statesboro 912-764- 5273 .6' bushhog, $800; 6' scrape blade, $275;6' fair cond., works, .$2000, call aft. 8 pm. John Lokey Dearing 706-595-6101 Chevy C'50 '67 grain dump truck,exc. running cond., unused tires, perfect for farm or chores, feeding animals, mechanical etc, in exchange for salary. Felton Vas Hefner Bethlehem 678-425-0519 Energetic, dependable woman looking Jor work tending horses within 30 miles of mech., call aft. 6 pm. Ed Wills Kennesaw n0-428-3076'" ., ,'70's large hay baler for sale, mdl. 504F, $1000. L. A. Crumley ,16407 Vald .Hwy. Valdosta 31602 229-242-1150 . 16' equipment trailer penal ring,.$900; '89 Rack trailer wlhvy. 'angle iron shelving, $500; sod roller, $75, etc. Chris~ Ivester Jackson .:..77:..:0",-~95~4;;:-o~1;..::8~1-:----:...:..--_,......,.-,.,. ---'-,- 16'x 6', 5 ton tandem axle trailer, exc. condo rock rake, $225. Larry Waters Rockmart 770-684-4840 6' pulverizer, new condition, $600. Pat Beatenbough Bowman 706-245-9326 6'x14" dovetail, tilt, double axle, ball hitch other single axle, $3500. Cory Stem Gray -4',:7..;8C~h-:'9ip=8p:-6:e:-::3r::2', 6B""5a=:n=-=d:l ;it""m=dl"".-;:;2"00",-w""'i'"II"h""'a-nd'"l;:-e--u""'p""'t'-0 12' tree, 4 cyJ. gas eng, $5700. Reggie Smith Roswell 770-992-4539 ~ . Rockdale County. Cindy Simoes Conyers :" '71 2000 Ford tractor w/l1 pcs. of for hauling tractor or Bobcat, $2200. Rodney trailer, good condition, $675, C. Smith, Chipper/shredder Craftsman, 8 hp., used 770-922-2039' , equipment, complete, $6,000. Betty J. Dozier Griffin nO-227-5544 . . Fairmount 706-602-0672 twice, exc. cond., up to 3' limbs, $450. -V. ~Experienced farm manager seeks employ- Simonton 278 ,Westmoreland Drive 1996,JD 5300, 4x4, loader, 1170 hrs., 60 hp. Deutz tractor, runs well, unused Venator Cumming nO'887-4042 inent with row croplhunting operation in South Jefferson 30549 706-367-4460 $21,000; 1971 JD 4020, wide front, sync. tires, $3000. Sidney Rentz Chester 478-358- Chipper/shredder, WW. grinder, 3-pt. hitch, Georgia. J. Deriso Winder 770-586-'0232 ' '76 Fruehauf grain flatbed, 42" sliding trans., $9500. Dale Wiley. Covington 770- 4616 PTO driven, exc. cond., $1000. Loyce Experienced riding instructor ~ now' tandem; good tires, 11 R-22.5, slidin~g 4' 464-3815 .~ 600 Ford tractor, runs well, $3250; Super H Johnson Marietta 770-993,0272 ~ accepting students, huntersljumpers, ratchet straps, $2500. Dana Lee Whitesburg 2 '98 Case CX-90 cab tractors, air cond., Farmall, 3-pt. lift, runs very well, ' $3500. B. Clark 4000 ,lb. LP forklift, runs & works dressage and basic. Lori Cluff' Jefferson 770-830-1521 radio, shuttle shift, 1 w/Case 101;lder, low hrs., Collier Perry 478-987-2099 great, air tires, side Shift.' $3200. Mike Calvert 706-367-8087' . Farm assistant needed for large row crop '78 Int'l grain dump truck wltrailer & '87 580 Super E Case backhoe, VGC,,$15,OOOfirm. exc. condo Loy Mullinax Jasper 706-692:=:23~4~0~=--=_--:..,-_..,...-,---,..,_,-- _ _ 656 tractor, TA works, good cond., $4200; old Case gas tractor, $800. Derrell C. Bennett =H-=_a"ih,C'i-r':a0:'2;I~2em93a=--7n":9";4;;-P:3:-9ow=1e=5rm=-a"'tC:e--=g-e-n-er-'a""to-r-, ""'8"--;h""p-. and cattle farm, send resume. Brant Crowder Billy Bacon n8 Dairs Rd. Dudley 31022478- 2 4000 JD l Appaloosa mares, beau. mother and 15hds., wel!ternltrail, 60 days, 'current shots, $1500/obo. Esther Goss locust Grove 678- school horse, Walters $2000, e-mail for, pictures. W. Albany 1'H-'e~ir-r"i'n--g~t-o7'n=':'B;:u;Tf'o-'r-d'--7=7-'0-'-:9"4';5;:-'4--7'2-'1-=-'-:,..,--,......== 6 yr. old Arabian, grey w/blk. points, gelding, trail rides, fast walker, 14+hds., sell for $900. Michael Morris Wrightsville 478'864-2628 . .d~:.~a..g.u:o:g.;~~h-7.t=:.e.:~r..,~.a.0:.g~.-e.a.:sc;,k=.1.=..2:N...aa..nn.,c.d.y",..1.B.6--r-o;y-w-r--sn::.-:,.o.B.l.d-l-,.a..i.gr".se-;vn-,.it.ll.el.e.,~ 583-8574 wwalters@southwestgeorgialiving.com 229- Paint gelding; 8. yrs:, palolT\ino/white, 15.1 hds:, good traiVring, friendly, flashy, no .=8::8'T;3;;B.:8;""6Eb4-=r4o:--:-o:':d~m:-:a:':re:-C::o=-r-:c=-o=m=p=-a=ni=o::-n-':h:':o=rs::':'e:-,-:;1-';9:;:;'83", '02 Black, Blues, (Rosecomb), OlE Spangled, 'White Leghorn, Crele. Ronnie RigSby Roopville 770-854-4804 . 6 yr. old QH gelding, blk., 16hds., .grt. on Appendix gelding, bay, 14 yrs., .first level papers. Amy KhabakAtlanta 770-975-9330 beau. bay mare, well bred, $1000/obo: G. A. . '02 Red Golden pheasants from China trails, .grt. ground manners, needs expo rider, dressage, forward,sound, nice mover, flashy, Paint pony mare, 12hds., jumps 2', runs Gibson Atlanta 404-349-5453 stock $65/pr. Ed Davis. Midville 478-589- $1000.1ionya Mayfl'eld Williamso'n 770-228- 4076' . 6 yr. palomino.QH gelding,.beau" muscular, used for trail riding, good natured but not for beginner, $1500.. Priscilla Hooks exc. manners, $6000. Janice Reid Ball =Gro;A:.rua::b:ndi:.Sa=7n:~7",'0'0-~2'3:3"-1';:~:5'o9;~;5,"'1b-l':k-.-;,;--;E::q"-y-'p7ot"ia:-n=-.c:r7e::l7l':!:t"e-d'-,gorgeous & athletl'c' handled dal'ly, sl're I'S Pyramid dressage winner. Buck Reynolds b arreIs d an poIes, tral'I'ndes,. WI'11 board untl'1 . .T8 broodmar.es: 16-yrs., b ay 'In foia't0 Christmas, ,English tack. includ,?d, $2000. Storm Cat son for 2003, $5000; 7,yrs., bay, Randie Johnson .Sparta 706-444-6809 .. open for2003,.OO.th regd'/very.correct.:Scott Paint/QH mare,- 13 yrs.; sorrel/white Eisenmann Moreland 770-253-9736 tobiano, grt.. on trails, 9 yr. old child changing TB gelding, 6 yrs., 15hds., bay 7876 . ( prs'0:2,,&g.U.rinoeosatekrese,"ts',A.r2au'5canwakss;.~) ,SlBlukiffe~C:;o;cBhufinf Orpingtons andBlu.e Cochins.Sandra Miller Talking Rock 706-253-3340 770-893-7622 Swainsboro 912-562-3085 6 yr. pony, hunter, 13.1hds., dapple gray mare, good jumping form,. intermed. rider, show ready', used for lessons, very cute. ",A",m;::.e",lia",,..,C."0'T0",,k...;D=.e:::;ca=t.:u:.,.r;:.40:::4~--=63:::;3~-..:::9-=6.:.17;-"-""''--'1 7 yr. QH mare, gentle, gray, good looking, exc. ground manners,', some' trails; no beginners, $1300. Terri Yarbrough ludowici 912-876-0709 7. yr.' buckskin mare, Sonny Dee Bar, Blondies Dude bloodlines, $3500/obo. J. Veal Temple 770-562-4840 . 7 yr. gray"Arabian geldin~, healthy w/grt. disp., must see to appreCiate, $1600. C. Youngblood loganville 770-466-9212 7 yr. old regd. Arabian gelding, has had reining training,. dressage. prospect,. to approved home only. Kimberly Miles Cohutta 706-694-0915' . 8 yr. QH mare, 14.3hds.; liver w/ blk. mane, tail, legs, ridden western; .current shots, $1800. Troy Ryals Bethlehem 710-586-5229 McDonough 770-957-5660 . Arabian gelding, 11 yrs., 15hds., golden bay ;8sw:aC6/'sf7=et'ra1;Aa:r8$':10-I&a~56bn'0~d0-mo=.=ar-Lsr--a~is-,l:a-"sv'Mter=icr-p=yAe-=dp,:-ar;etgmtyr:ts;.:-,:-oBc-:n:e;hIti:th;r';al-e:slidlhas"-e:e-&m::7mf=7rao-7=ra=0ed",-": 7 yrs., has been shown and trail ridden, 15.1hds., chestnut wlwhite markings, $4500: Kim Jackson Madison 706-342-8840 Arabian purebred yearling filly, rose/grey, blaze.. socks, Imprinted, ,loves people, leads, ties, trims, bathes, ng papers, $800/obo. Dina Minchey WatkinsVille 706-769-2427 Arabian regd. 11 yr. B/mare, gentle, gray w/3 mos. old Morab colt by side, $3500. L. HinBson cldo.rnelia 70f61-7h78-7/b120Id f 3 ay ge lng, very as y w a ace, -yrs., 14;.3hds.lstill growing, AQHAlPaint breeding but no papers, trail ridden since March, askin'g $1500. B. Miller Thomaston 706-648~5374 .:..70",6:<--..:::64::;6~-~4~0",81~;;-:--,,,",,,,,-;-;-~-:--.-~,,,,.,....,....,::::-::c:-;;:-: Beau. 2000 blk. APHA 16hds. filly, currently to gaited horse, $2000/obo. D. Whittaker, hunter/dressage training,. exc. disp., beau., '02 spring hatch Japanese Silkies, buff, Cumming 770-889-5263 . ext. trot, $3500. L., Walker Plainville 706- black, mxd. colors, $10 each. A. Wyrosdick no Pair Haflingers, drk. sorrel, mare & gelding, matChing, gentle, 900-950 Ibs., $2500. Albert =2:3:4'T-=7=0B=4g-0r-e=-y';"m::a"-r-e-,~=20=---y-Ir"s".d""0--:-,16"'h-d""s".-, Dahlonega 706-864-6799 . $8,1wmillattruardeeBfolarcWk hSitilekiSeilkroieosroteors;tevre.ryM.itcahmeea;l Norton Blairsville 706-745-6159 : Paso Fino 11 yr. old bay gelding, 14.2hds., super gaited, trail and show, safe and sane, .ns~duouecncr,de,$ss1f2us0ull0yp.eSsrhho~swnwnn1o3enlto;cB' aainllyytne, ermsdoeeAds.t/laaCdnhvtaaann4gc0ee4sd-, Aldridge Dallas 445 9578 . -- 10 Sex Link chickens for sale, $3Ipiece. C: spirited, loads, pickets, easy keeper. J. 217-6038 . .. Lee laFayette 706-638-4702 Derrick lawrenceville 770-962-7273 TB mare, regd., 6-yrs., exc. bloodlines, "10 wk. old Japanese Black-Tail Buffs'& 4 Paso Fino 6 yr. old bay gelding, 13.2hds., .exp. rider, trails, beaches, parades, goes beau. chestnut, raced/not broke frielJ~ly, tro 770-478- peppers $l/pkt. w/SASE Doris Chambers w/SASE. W. Phillips P,O., Box 516 Trenton Honey extractor. Little Wonder, 4 frame. 1.7:.;7:..;0'---7;..:3;::5::.,.-"'35"'2::;:3:.....,--",...- :.,-:=-_--,- 5557 155-A Huff Dr. Lawrenceville 30044 _, 30752 stainless.' $75. Parker Blount Snellville 770- Adult bass, sterile. grass carp. DNR re\ld,. Antique roses $l21gal., $81qt., 100 var., Hen and chicks, (special), 3 doz.l$25 or Perennial peanut trees $5, noshippihg" 483-6863 ' bluegill, shellcracker. crappie. channel catfish. shipping available, call for list. Pat Conner/ $10/doz.,pinkorwhiteoxalisbulbs4doz.l$12,NinaCooperMouItrle229-985-1970 Honey for sale; poplar, blackberry,$4/pt. pick-up or.del,.,byappt. L. Davis Calhoun Lisa Bullard Macon 478-474-3116 478-474- strawberry begonias $10/doz. F. Brooks 674 Plant now for spring bloom seeds $l/pkg.and $6/qt.. sourwood. $4.50/pt. and $6.50/qt. 706-629-3219706-629-1545, 1298 New Rosedale Rd. Armuchee 30105 w/SASE: poppy, larkspur. columbine., 'David Johnston Rome 706-295-2915 Adult bass. sterile grass carp. catfish, , Azalea, boxwood. Burfordi,. compacta. Herbs: bay laurel. Rosemary.,thyme, basil, hibiscus. foxglove, shasta diiisy. S. Hall 356 Honeybees for rent for 2003 season to bream, trout. DNR regd.llic.. pick-up or ,crape myrtles, cotoneaster, helleri. cleyera pineappple sage. perennials: sedums, angel's Norristown'Covena Rd. Swainsboro 30401 pollinate fruits and vegetables, increase your delivery available. Randy' Bennington , needlepoint. Carissa holly. firepower nandina. trumpet (white), hydrangeas and, kerria. ' Plants for sale, myrtles, Elephant ears, prOduction. James Sharpe, Armuchee 706- Cumming 770-889-9341 3 gal./$5. Cindy Ivester Jackson 770-652- Theresa Allen College Park 404-767-2273 sedum, hibiscus, others. call with your list. 234-1329 All size channel catfish and' catfish 4918 ' Hosta.60 varieties. 1000's to choose from. Jean Olivia Post Lawrenceville 770-962- Light sourwood, $35/gal., shipped in Ga., fingerlings. del. avail.. live. hauling avail. Banana shrub seeds :10/$3 w/SASE. 3 kinds gingers. 6 types Elephant ears. 5 9357' . also candle bees wax. Lloyd L. Allison Randy Fallin Molena 706-648-2735 Barbara Williams P.O. Box 55 Shady Dale types hardy ferns. M. Smith Gray 478-986- Pond plants, water lilies, pickeral rush. Cleveland 706-865-4485 All sizes channel catfish fingeriings, several 31085 5964 478-986-0831 - . aquatic, clover and mint, cat's tail, thalias. Wildflower Sourwood honey,$3.50/pt., $6Iqt. 1000 Ibs. 2-3 lb. fish. Orville Carver. Douglas , Bouquet pepper, (5 colors or stalk), gm. Hostas, approx. 12, free, you dig, fill hole creeping jenny. spadderdock. flags. floating by the case. also available in 1 lb. & 2 lb. jars. '~9..:.;12~-~3~84~-.;:5~0",90~,-'- _ _:---.:-'_:-:-;"---,:-::-;:,= . hosta $1218. August lilies 15/$20. feverfew. w/good dirt, "-you supply.. F. Forbes and edging plants. M. Frey, Mableton 770- Yeri Tipton Gainesville 770-532-2722 All sizes ,improved, channel catfish yarrow or Queen Anne's $2ITbsp. L. Brooks Stockbridge 770-389-1859 . , 739-4256 ' Wildflower honey, $21/gal.. Sourwood available: 2-4'. 4-6', 6-8' and eating size. J.H. P.O. Box 888 Armuchee 30105 Improved morning glory,lge. beau. blooms, ~rairie coneflower seed. great drought $;12Igal., jarsalso;bee ~eeping supplies and ,Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-4223 Boxwoods. American. various sizes. you stay open" all day in' cool weather. 25 resistant, yellow flowered' perennial. $lltsp. wax foundation. Ernest Quinn Decatur 770- All sizes of improved channel catfish avail.. dig. Ed Murphy Hwy., 100 Buchanan 30113 seeds/$2 postage free. M.l:. Powell P.O. Box SASE. Sharon Strube 4020 Westbrook Rd. 491-8726 locally hatched & grown. disease free. 2-4'. 4- 770-646-3107 ' . 613 Jackson 30233 770-775-5791 Suwanee 30024 ,- ' Wildflower honey, $20/gal.. no shipping. all 6', 6-8~" & eating size. J. Holyoak Alapaha Bradford pear trees in gal. pots, $5 each" no Japanese maples. hostas, nandina. potted Red castor mole beans. 50 seeds/$2, pays sizes wax foundation and blocks of beeswax. ~2=,29~-~5~3=-2-~5~3~95~-,-----,;"..,..--;;-_..."..._-:-:--~ shipping. A. H. Milford Cumming 770-887- or you dig. $3.50 and up. other fancy trees. Jor seed and ,postage, mailed in padded B. J. Weeks Ball Ground 770-735-3263 Bass. channel catfish -fingeriings. bluegill. 4115' , Jim Bierwagen Decatur 404-377-4122 envelope. include your address. John White' Will remove bee swarms; other bees & bream. shell cracker., hybrid bream, sterile Bradford, Cleveland select pair, 450. Labelled begonia cuttings, unrooted. cane,' 3824 Pine Fo_rest Rd. Macon, 31206 478- unwanted bee equipment; free quote; honey grass carp, dely. avail. Tony' Chew Yoshino - 300. selling entire field, you dig. Joe shrub," etc." box asstd., 121$j 5' PP., 788-5274 for sale. D. Oliver Perry 478-987-7454 Manchester' 706-846-3657 Douglas Villa Rica 770-459-1237 greengertcade@aol.com. Jackie Cade Red leaf castor mole beans 50 seeds/$l Will remove honeybees & other bees in Bass, channel catfish fingeriings. bluegill" Butterfly bushes, kerria,' hydrangeas. Tallapoosa 770-574-8665 w/long SASE, and $0.37 stamp w/each order metro & long dist. beyond metro co. area. brjlam, shell cracker. hybrid bream. sterile Siberian iris, helleborus. nandinas $3, Silver Lenten' rose. (helleborus), 1 gal.l$6, of 50 beans, no' checks. John Carroll 1677 Milton D. Scott East Point 404-344-Q719 grass carp; free delivery. Jesse Todd Lyons Dragon liriope, $0.10 each, wisteria. others. butterfly bushes. 3 gal. 7 colors, $7: B. J. Buford Dam Rd., Buford 30518 Will remove honeybees, yellow jackets and ~9""12,""-~5~65~-.:.7~3;;.09~-=---:- ...,....----,,...,,.;--",", Caria Houghton Marietta 770-428-2227 Rhodes Acworth 770-974-9092 Rose-ofSharon, green liriope, iris. hornets anywhere in Georgia work, Bream. Ga. Giants, copperhead bluegill, Canna lilies, yellow, 25 plants/$20 plus $3 Leyland cypress 1 gal./$1.50, 3 gal.l$10. daylilies. Confl3derate rose & ground covers. guaranteed reasonable pr.ice. Cindy Bee shellcrack~r, improved channel catfish, Fla. shipping, 1 pkg. daylily seed/$1 .plus $0.37, pink dogwood/$2Q, river birch/$10. azaleas. great prices. Pat Edwards Snellville 770- Marietta 770-424-0076 . bass, sunbass. rainbow trout, all sz.' avail.. stamp. Ms. E.P. Dykes 1152 Ga. Hwy. 32 E. 'yellow bells, mockorange, petunia $1-$2. C. 979-7040 Aslibum 317.14 - '. Thalman Hampton 770-946-9421 Seed: angel's trumpet $1 w/SASE. Gail . Things ToEa! disease free. Ken Holyoak Alapaha 229-532.~6""13:<,5~_-.,.-;-_----;-,-----;;--;----,,....,.---,,-;- -Catalpa worm trees for sale. Jackie ,Leyland cypress 3 gal.. 3', $7 each. George Wilson 1020 B. Wilson Rd. Commerce r.-:= Brown, rainbow, golden & brook trout for Johnson 1912 Brays Lake Rd. Royston Caudelle 145 Massengale Rd. Brooks 30205 30529 .:01 blac", walnuts meats, $15/qt. plus sale. pick-up or delivery. Willis Dyer 30662706-245-5024 . 770-716-3809 Seed: mullein pink, morning glory. touch- $4/postage. Georgia Bo_nd Elberton 706- Hiawassee 706-896-3915 Christmas cherry. gardenia, hydrangea; Leyland cypress 3'-$5, cryptomeria 3 gal. me-nots 1/2 tsp.l$1. money plants. four 283-4599 Channel catfish and bream for stocking ajuga, Kerria, jasmine.' pachysandra, $8, gardenia, Annabelle & Doc;>ley hydrangea. o'clocks, angel's trumpet $l/tsp:, ea. w/SASE. '01 cleaned pecans. fertilized & irrigated, lakes. Bob Reese Whitesburg 770-834-2800 'nandinas, other. L. McDade 8060 Lees Mill Firepower nandina, shasta viburnum, juniper. G.. Robertson 1955 Old Cornelia Hgwy. mostly halves, Stewarts '$5/1b. D"esireables Channel catfish, bluegill. shellcracker, Rd. Fairburn 770-964-6206 . Anne Walker Good Hope 706-342-9471 Gainesville 30507 ' $6/1b. ,plus postage. Russell Eaton redbreast. hybrid bream, sterile grass carp, Cleome, cosmos, bright star Coneflower, Leyland cypress 7 gal./$15; ,river birch. 'Seeds from marigolds. (unusual mxd. Stockbridge 770-506-2727 del. available. Johnny Mitchell Dexter 912- red blazing star hibiscus, Mexican sunflower. $0.50 each pkg. w/SASE. Nell Jones 3767 Japanese maples, Bradford oaks, dely.. & planting.,Greg D. Strickland Winston .770- colors), Jack bean stalk, giant mxd. zinnias, Italian arum $1/pkt. w/SASE. Ann Dutton' '01 bags. c$r4o.p75C~ba.peppFde. a5r1pbemcainn.sH, oswhealrleddMincC1lalbin. =8C~7ha5~n-::3'-6n~1e"1"l-ca-'t"'fi"-Sh.----'b"7lu-e-g""'il""I,--':s:"h-e""lIc:-r-ac--;k-e-r, Plumcrest Rd., Smyrna 30082 770-435-7589 942-0011404-583-6361 ., 3269 Five Forks Trickum, Rd. lilburn 30047 AdeI229-896-7644 ' redbreast, sterile grass carp, hybrid-bream. Cold hardy palm' trees., installed, 'Leyland cypress liners $0.90. 1 gal./$2.25. Seeds, summer bloom peanut tree, '01 shelled pecans, mostly halves, $5/1b. Herman Walker Centerville 912-971'-.4383 . maintained. guaranteed for one yr. call for 3 9al./$6.50. Nellie A. Stevens, Needle Point, (ornamental), $l/pod w/SASE. Una. Fay plus ,postage. Edward Thurmond Madison Channel catfish, sterile grass carp, bluegill, info. on various types. Atlanta area. Elaine Foster liners. Scott Foster Yatesville 706- Crosby'4877 Ga. Hwy. 33N., Moultrie 31768 706-342-3362 ,shell cracker., red' breast. hybrid bream, Williamson Atlanta 770-484-1548 472-9933 ' . 229-782-5484 '01 shelled pecans, mostly halves. ready for delivery available. John Mitchell Springfield Confederate rose seed $2 per bolt w/SASE. Mary Wood 563 W.B. Braddock Rd. Uvalda . Leyland cyPress trees, 3 gal. 3:5' to 4', very u,niform in Size, $9 each, discounts &'dely. on Seeds: hibiscus. 'columbine, vinca., the freezer, $20/gal. plus postage. Jane nicotinia, bushel gourds, petunia. asters, Brown Jackson 770-775-2115 :9::'1:'C2'""-r'7:'a5::f4.p~-pl3~e6~,w9=6orm-s, -,-a-nd-'-su-p-p""'li'--e-s;-d"'"is-e-a-s-e""fr-ee-, 30473 Ige. orders. Harold Parker Blue Ridge 706- 'snapdragon, amaranthus $1.25/pkg. '01 shelled pecans, qt, bags in freezer; all .all sizes avail. Jason Holyoak Alapaha 229- Crape myrtles, 7 gal.. all varieties. $17, 15 374-5339 w/SASE. A. Bankston 409 Old Greenville Rd. halves, ready to use, $4.50/lb., no shipping. 532-6495' ., gal./$25; river birch 15 gal.l$35, liriope 1 Leyland cypress trees. 3 gal., very uniform, Fayetteville 30215 770-461-3008 Doris Hester Dudley 478-875-3268 Grass carp, bluegill & shellcracker. bream, gal./$1.85. Denise Thompson Lawrenceville $8.50. T. Bragg Butler 478-862-5039 ,Seeds: mix. colors, old' maids, touch-me-' '01-02' shelled pecans, mostly halves, channel catfish fingerlings. bass, fathead ,770-513-2552 ' ,Leyland cypress trejls, 6'20'. E. red cedars, nots. marigolds; also, big chili & pimento $6/1b. bagged in freezer. ppd. in Georgia. 3-lb. minnows. del. or pick-up by.appt. only. Robert Crape myrtles, pink. white. lavender, 6'-12', cryptomeria, all B&B. J. Kirby PalmettoA04- pepper seed $1/pkt. w/SASE. Donald Allen min. call nights. Franl