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GEOR'GIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE  TOMMY IRVIN,COMMISSIONE'R 
 
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Vol. ,No, 1, ' 
 
Wednesday January 7,2004 
 
Copyright 2004 
 
91 Bush Signs Bill 
 
"Firewood, Sellers, Consumers Protected,' 
 
To Assist Vet Grads 
President Gecrge W. Bush receI)tly , signed into law he National Veterinary Medical Services Act (HR 1367),', which, will provide student loan repayment to veterinary school graduates who agree to work in underserved areas of the country. The legislation was drafted and sponsored '. by Congressma, ,Chip' Pickering of 'Mississippi. ~e,. Thad Cochran, also of Mississippi, sponsored the Senate companionlegis ation. The bill passed 'the House and Senate unanimously and enjoyed bipartisan support. ' 
This act will place veterinarians 'in underserved area:; of the country in need, of, veterinary health care ,by offering' veterinary stude,ts grants to assist in repaying ~<!uc<lt_orial_geQts. __EJig!!>le students will enter into agreements with 
 
By Georgia Dep.artnlent of Agricult~re 
 
Winter is here, and Georgians are 'stocking up on firewood preparing for leisurely evenings in front of a nice fire. 
Residents in'terested in purchasing wood for those fires are reminded'that the' Ge6rgia Department of' Agriculture regulates firewood sales within the state. Uniform standards benefit 
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consumers 'as' well as vendors by Weights and Measures Division. 
 
ensuring consistency, equity and good ,  j A cord is defined as 128 cubic feet of 
 
.will in the 'marketplace.- 
 
wood, stacked in a line or row, with 
 
_ Wood of any type, when advertised individual pieces touching and stacked 
 
, as fuel for fireplaces or stoveS" must be in a compact manner. The cord usually 
 
designated by the cord, or fraction of a is stacked four feet high, four feet wide 
 
cord; according ~o regulations, and ~ight feet long, but may be any 
 
administered by the Department's combination of measurements' that 
 
convert to 128 cubic feet. 
 
There are no defined measurements 
 
for such terms as face cord, rack; pile or 
 
truckload, which is Why.these terms are 
 
prohibited when a,dvertising or offering 
 
wood for sale. - 
 
With fireplaces a common feature in 
 
urban' as well. as rural homes, many 
 
supermarkets and convenience stores 
 
. ,now-9ffer..f.ireJ,ood,forl:al~ in quantities 
 
--much smallei--fhan a cord. The 
 
the Secretary of Agriculture for a period 
of time and the 3.---nount of repayment of edlica.tionalloail~wIl1 be determined by 
 
Department also regulates these sales and requires firewood to be bundled by cubic measure, or by weight and .count. 
 
the Secretary ..n exchange for the veterinari~n's se::vice in a shortage area including rural regions and inner'city areas. ' 
In addition, tle a.ct will establish a 
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A typical measurement of a cord ot:,fire-wood. 
USDA Announces Additional Measures 
To Strengthen 'Safeguards Against BSE 
 
The measurements are required to be clearly label~d on the packaging so that the customer knows the 'exact amount of wood he or she is buying .. 
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Special ,Handicraft Edition 
See ?~ges 9-10 
 
Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman 
 
lastweek announced additional safeguards 
 
to boost the U.S. protection 'systems 
 
agaipst 
 
Bovine 
 
Spongiform 
 
Encephalopathy, or BSE, and further 
 
protect public health. The first ever case of ' 
 
BSE, also known as Mad Cow Di.sease,jn, 
 
the U.S. was confirmed Dec. 25. "For more than a decade, the United 
'States has. ,had in- place an aggressive surveillance, detection and response program for BSE,"said Veneman. "While we are confident that the United States has safeguards and firewalls needed to protect public health, these additional actions will further,strengthen our protection systems." 
 
Notice 
Ad Deadline for the Feb. 4 issue 
is noon Jan. 21 
 
Veneman said the new policies had been under consideration, for many months; 
 
especially since the finding of the initial 
 
case of BSE in North America, in Canada 
 
, in May 2003. ' 
 
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Effective immediately upon, the secretary's announcement, USDA banned non-ambulatory disabled' cattle from 
 
entering human food. ,Non-ambulatory disabled cattle are those that cannot rise from a recumbent position (downer ,cattle) or that cannot walk, including, but not 
 
limited to, those with broken appendages, , 
 
1\vo groups cl horse lovers recently presented checks to the Georgia Department of Agriculture to assist with the upkeep of the Department's impound facilities in Decatur and Mansfield. The Conyers-Rockdale Equestrians Inc. presented a check for $2,500, whkh was raised at a benefit horse show. Jasper County Impound volunteers dona:ed $1,100. 'Left to right are Jessi<;a Eversley, Mary Simmons, both of the Conyers-Rockdale Equestrians; Abraham, a horse rescued by the Departm~ntand rehabilitated t-.rough the impound program; Melinda Dennis, head of the 
Department's E:twne Health Section; Virginia Linch, equine inspector; Commissioner Tommy Irvin; and RicharCl Wallahora, Jasper County Impound Facility volunteel". ' 
 
severed tendons or ligaments, nerve paralysis, fractured vertebral column, or metablic conditions'. According to USDA,' , approximately 35 million cattle are slaughtered per year, and ofthose only 0.5 percent' are non-ambulatory. ' 
USDA wilh alSQ publish interim final' rules on the additional fort,hcoming' actions ,which will become effec~ve upon ,publication with a 9O-daycominent period: 
L), USDA w~l expand its prohibitions 
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, 'THE'MARKETBULLETIN 
 
,Wednesday january 7,2004 
 
BulletIn Calendar, 
 
. UVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS 
 
Jan. 15 Ga. Perennial Plant Assn. Meeting, 7:30, 
 
Jan. 16 Breeder Cattle Sale, 6 pm, selling 
 
pm, Walter Reeves on "Tuming Saturday 
 
approx. 300 cows, consisting of prs., 
 
Night Fever Into a UttIe Dirty Fun," Atlanta 
 
springers & bulls, all mouthed &: preg. 
 
History Ctr. Info: 404-237-8071. ' 
 
checked: Turner Cly. Stockyards, Jan." 23 Starting a Nursery Business 
 
Ashburn. Info: 8003449808: 
 
'program, 8:30 am-12 noon, GGIA 
 
'Legislative Breakfast Scheduled 
 
BSE Safeguards 
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,The' Georgia Agribusiness' 9f specified risk materials (SRMs) up 'its efforts' to develop a Council has scheduled its State' by disallowing skUll; brain, vertebral nationwide animal ID system to Legislative Breakfast for 7:30.a.m.,' column, and spinal cordfrom older enhance our response to disease 
 
EQUINE EVENTS 
 
Winter School, Classic Ctr" Athens. February ,4, 2004, at the Georgia cattle and other specified tissues, outbreaks." 
 
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Jan. 14, 21 & 28 Ticket to Ride Winter ' Info; 706-632-0100 or www.ggia.org.. Railroad Depot, locat~d o.ne block' from all cattle to enter human food. Irvin notedthat long before the 
 
Warmup Series; 17 pm, unjudged 
 
,PRODUCE EVENTS 
 
ticketed warmup over full course oi ,Jan. 9-,11 Southeast RE1gional Fruit .& 
 
'jumps, crossrails & flat, sessions, 
 
Vegetable Confllrence, Savannah. 
 
, from the Capitol in Atlanta. 
 
. These actions are consistent with 
 
This event will bring together those taken by Canada tol~owing the 
 
recent announcement that a c;ase of BSE. had been reported in $e U.S., 
 
avail., Wills Park, Alpharetta. Info: 
 
Info: 877-99GFVGAor www.gfvga.Qrg. ' members of the Georgia General discovery of BSE in May. 
 
,his department has been taking 
 
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678-2832002. ' . Jan 17 High Noon 'Christian' Saddle Club 
 
' 1 1 ArtCRAFT FAIRS 
 
, Assembly,. Constitutionill , Officers : 2.) USDAwill require additional precautions to prevent the entrance 
 
Wagon Harness Seminar, COVington. Jan. ' 0-1 s & Grafts Show, LaGra.nge and'-leaders frpII1 every comer of process contr.ols for estaolishments of the disease ,into Georgia., 
 
Infei: Karen Johnson 770.786-2'892. ' 
 
Mall. Lafayette Parkway, LaGrange. 
 
Jan. 17-18 Tra.il R.ide, Bu'ena.Vista. Info: 
 
JInfdo: M h 174@0688h42500 
 
or state government making it oile of using advanced 'meat recovery "Georgia: has conducted more BSE 
 
Hermis & Rachel Posey, 229"273- 
 
u y urp y yaoo.com. 
 
. the fOClll points for agriculture (AMR) systems for cattle over' 30 siJrveillance testing' than any other 
 
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. MISCELLANEOUS 
 
GARDENING EVENTS 
 
Feb. 7 Hog Killing, demo., sausage.-making, 
 
Jan. 10 Ga. Iris Society Meeting, 1-3 pm, 
 
meatcunng, makin~ ,BrunSWick. slew, 
 
Tucker Rec. Ctr. 4898 Lavista Rd 
 
head cheese, cracklin , lye soap, more, 
 
6~~~er.,lnfo.. 
 
.' Mike 
 
Moller, 
 
., 770-447- 
 
Old South Farm Museum, Woodland, ,Info: Paul Bulloch, 706-674.2894/2706 
 
. 
 
or Rt. 1, Box 191, Wpodland 31836. 
 
during .the legislative sessiol1 . 
 
mon$s of age. AMR is ~ industrial state in the southeast," Irvin, said. 
 
In9~vidual ticket~ can be 'technology .that removes muscle "Approximatelyl,600 cattle have 
 
purchased for $40. Companies or from the' bone of beef, carcasses been tested 'in Georgia this past year, 
 
organizations can 1;lecome a co-host under high pressure. Fewer than 50 which is more than half of all the 
 
by purchasing' a table' for eight for facilities 'nationwide utili~e 'the samples from the southeast." 
 
$320. This also includes table, AMR technology. 
 
,' 
 
, The, Commissioner noted that 
 
su cLhivaessttoacckk aauncdtioonthserlislitveedstInocikheeqMuaiprmkeetnBt.ullNeotitnicseosmfoertimauecstioonffsers"e,illaintegdanityemitesmjosrostahleer, than livestock must be accompanied by the auction license number of the principal 
~~~~~~~~~i:sct~~h:::;\~fsn::::~~~~t~~~:~~~~,:~~~=~nsof the Georgia Secretary 
 
spon,sorsignage an.d' name listing 3.) US"DA will requireth,at all food safety was the Georgia 
 
on evem 'materials, 
 
products from 'cattle 6eing tested at Departmentof Agriculture's number 
 
, A block of rooms' has been the slaughter facility for BSE be one priority, and his' agency 'has 
 
, If you have questions about the Bulletin Calendar, call Randy Cox at 404-6~2, 
 
reserved at the Hilton Atlanta held until the animal tests are maintained ' , a' longstanding 
 
AgPriecsutlitcuid",ews e&bRseitceearttifihctatpti:o/n/wlwiswtin.aggsr.mst'aayteb.geaf.ouusn.d on the Georgia Dep"ilrtment of 
 
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Hotel. R,ooms are _available for confrrmed negative. ' 
 
cooper.ative relationship with 
 
$129.if reserved by Jan. 9. GAC 4.) USDA will prohibit the use' federal,agencies to prevent the entry . 
 
Market Bulletin Tobacco _Quota' . will provide transportation from the of air-injection stunning on cattle of' this and other animal diseases 
 
HiltO!1 to the Railroad Depot. 
 
during the slaughter process to into Georgia. For example, in 1989 
 
., , 
 
, F o r more information ~bout the ens~e that portions of the brain are .the department prohibited the 
 
USDA Announces Provisions 
 
Based,' on the expected 2004 State Legislative Breakfast, call the not forced into,' the bloodstream importation 9f ruminants (multi- 
 
Of 2004 Tobacco'Program Effective Quota, Georgia'tobacco Council at 800-726-2474 or where they could be moved into. stomached animals) and ruminant 
 
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.::;-~, 
 
'U S D'art t f growers, are' expecred. to plant 16 register . online at ww\V.ga- other tissues.' ,Air-injection is' an byproducts from countries' where 
 
The .. ep Agriculture 'has 
 
men 0 announct:d. 
 
pe'rc1 ent dests 
 
a2cOrOe3age 
 
. 
10 
 
2004 
' 
 
hagribusiness.org. W en, Agribusiness' is 
 
a $56.7 
 
billion 
 
older__ stunning method longer used by most 
 
msaltauigsh,tn~or. 
 
BSE was known to exist. the department initiated 
 
IIi 1990, an active 
 
,pr,oV,."ISio"ns 
 
f 
0 
 
the 
 
2004 . 
 
fl . 
 
ue-cured 
 
comTphaereothe0r' ,proVI."S.io,ns' 0 f'the .2004 
 
industry 
 
in, 
 
Georgia;, a fig'ure 
 
that 
 
faGiliti,es. 
 
' B S E surveillance r program for 
 
2t~o0b0.a4ccoc' rporpog,qraum'ot,. aw,. hsicuhppm' ocrtludpen.cthee, 
 
pro'g*,rUamSDa. Are 
 
as set 
 
fi 
0 
 
'olwls': 
 
the supportp"nce 
 
fior 
 
naa1sa1st0Ieotsmnsmaelenant,vt.era, angde ytihe~ led annod-nu aectr-ecaogsetn tobacdc,ouspol2d.7atc,eaun'tcs..t.Ifornomat 
 
2$0',10.369Tpher 
." e 
 
represents 16 percent of the stat'e's . ,,USDA will also accelerate the Georgia's catt.le population: employment base. The GAC, a' implementationof a national an.imal Because the use of byproducts from 
 
non~profit 
th.e voice 
 
or"ganizat,ion, for Georgia's 
 
serves as 
mass~ve, 
 
identification progra'm to enhance' BSE infected animals were the speed and accuracy of tracking considered a factor responsible for 
 
complex business of agriculture. livestock movement. Secretary the spread ofBSE in other countries, 
 
,q.uoFtaor,WeaI'1c1hd ' "leacrrme'ats,ehe'a2p0p0r'4oXnl.amtaI' otn~1ayl' 
 
psAtnaccttuetoosurfypp1fioo9rr4tm9leuvl(aethl'leIO S dt1hee9t4eAr9,m"gnAmcceutd)lt,buyraaasl 
 
The. Council''s mission is "To advance the business ofagriculture 
 
V~neman is appointing an international panel of scientific 
 
the dep3rtmentjoined EDA in 1997, and,instituted a,ban oousing certain 
 
HF aII' Wtoa''CIn'rauet'sk'', " " .", ' .OW . 
 
w1rar2rel00ulhs'1o0.eu813Iwn'1Ot nppead,re1d..po'r0dTodc.eeuuhdan.cnentedstreossfeir,1,tu& oemuh'smenea& sk cdrtetn1.h2reava0ttmIeen.0Od"a3'n'tqr.haakue'lbeDoyotqIt'uunauwtngoens3t0ra,g0e"f, approximately 500 million pounds, Wh1Ch"IS seven perc'ebntel'ow the 
 
..tacShhmeaa'cennrn" egdte6ae5r1d.y0.. Ttphdheei.er'spcc1nre". 9e'ctn4teI9.osoAnufpcptttoohpr,ertohtv"orfiir'odunretomslutte"hh'Iseeas 
cftihohe'ram*n2guT0el0ha.'4Tc'h2hca0re'no0pgP4ne.1c.aSaett,i6$sI5'u6'.3,pp1gpeoprrcetern1ep,t vo0eu'fIn.dtfiho'I.edr , 
 
and pro,mote, : environmental' Ostfelw'ifaerdloshr iaplltoGeeonrhgaiannc,se."the' quality, 
 
experts to provide an objective raenvdi'ewideonftifUyS. DaArearsespfoorns,epo'atcetniotinasl add"iOtiounr' adleepnarhtmanencte, ims wenortksi:n,g with 
USDA, the Food and Drug Administration, and :other agencies to fully implement thes~ new rules 
 
mammalian byproducts in ruminant, fienesdpse.ctThe".qaellp"artm'Geenotrcgoinatinuefseet,do' 
 
' rmesatnriucftaecdtubryeprrsodtu.octsasasrueruesetdhaint 
 
no the 
 
making of ruminantJeeds'. "Our department is "oing its best 
 
to assure, Georgia consumers 
 
, 2003 pou'n.dage.:' 
 
.' 
 
goat I.S seet at 2,08,n8 p,0ou0ndsapveerraacgree).'Tlehe 
 
The natIOnal marketIng quota for . al 
 
. Id oat (NAYG) 
 
', , 
 
' 
 
and procedures now in effectfrQm con,tinue to,' have, wholesome, safe 
 
Shelling black walnuts has USDA,", 
 
said 
 
Georgia and properly' .labeled' meat 
 
the 2004 crop is 471.3 ,million nalatIon airedveragbethY1e193g8A t ' ' . ' never been easy, but the promise Commissioner of Agriculture prodilcts," Irvin said, "and we will 
 
pound s:,-- down fro'm the: 2-003 quota' 
 
sohrequ'ed 
 
Thy 
 
'Ie t h acn, re'matmhs 
 
f 
0 
 
d-ark" 
 
.h 
fIC 
 
'nut 
 
,meats 
 
. 11). Tommy' Irvin. 
 
"I:arri particlilarly 
 
maintain our vigilance to keep ,this. 
 
o'f 526.3 In!'-1,1I' on pout:!ds. ': 
 
,unNcAY~Ggoc.currede in~198c9. . ge 10 e homemade cand1' es. and coo'kI',es ,pleased that USDA is now stepping disease out of our state." 
 
Accord1Ogto tht? Agncultura~' 
 
'ha~e caused' people to devise 
 
BSE i~ a progressive neurological 
 
Adjustment Act of 1938 (the 1938 * The 2004 acreage allotment is ingenious 
 
methods 
 
Act),.as amended, the 'Secretary of 225,732 acres, down 10.4 'percent accomplishing the task. 
 
for Crop, Disaster 
 
dis~ase among cattle that is always fatal. It belongs to a family of. 
 
Agriculture. has authority to adjust from the 2003 allotment of 252,059 Black walnuts' are covered with acreage poundage quotas for flue- acres. To determine the national, a greenish-black outer husk which 
 
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diseases known as' transmissible spongiforin encephaIopathies: Als~ 
 
cured tobacco. The, 1938 Act acreage allotment, the' national, has to be removed before they clio" 
 
. 
 
included in that family of illnesses is 
 
authorizes the Secretary to adjust the marketing 'quota i~ divided by the 'be shelled. 
 
~ ' . 45 percent of the established the human disease,. variant 
 
formula amount' for the' national national average yield goal. 
 
. An easy way to loosen theou'tt:r price to. producers for crops that' Creutzfeldt - Jakob disease (vOD), 
 
flue-cured tobacco, quqta by three' percent, either up or down.. The A 
 
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nt'fi 
 
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t'h2e0'04N. 
 
0 
 
N 
- 
 
'C 
et- lsOt, 
 
cover is several 
 
to drive over a sack of nuts times with your car ,until 
 
could have been insured but were not.. ' 
 
which is beiieved to be caused by' consuming' certain' nervous tissue, 
 
in Secretary 'has ' . .exerCI.sed ,her 
discretionary authority to add, three percent to the formula calculat,I.On of 
 
' c~ns.tskesssmPdeenr m. a2r 0e0t3e 'up 
 
or d ISf fp' o~n5 ,,0 r1o0m' cents 
 
set bat ' p.'etrod poaucn'cod , 
 
the husks are knocked pff. It',s a good idea to 'do this on the ground r'ather t"han on a d'n.veway b'ecause 
 
, , Pr,0ducers asol 'are re1.'mbursed for' quality losses of at least 20 percent forice'r-tam crops.' . ' 
 
such as b'r.am and spm. al cord, from BSE-affeeted cattle. 
~ On Dec. .23; USDA ann.ou,nced 
 
the 2004 national flu'e-cured tobacco lOl' b twO e th centdPer poudn thiS, the husks may stain the cement. 
 
Eligible producers 'who did not that it had diagnosed a presumptiv,e 
 
marketm. g quota. Th'IS ad"~ustment,'sp Ith e ' eefnt'h e pbro ucer 'athn he The'next ste"p IS t0 scoop up aII' have crop m. suranc.e or N ,om'nsured posI.ti.ve case BSE m ; an adu1t 
 
a~thonty was 1ast.used, '10 2001" , ' purc. as5er 0 e to acco WI eac' the wa'Inuts and p1ace 1. 0 a 1arge Crop D1' saster AsS'lstance Porg"ram Holste'In, cow '1.0 the's-tate 0 f 
 
.. The 2004 basic quota for Georgia paymg cents. 
 
clean wash .tub ~nd cover with coveragt; during the ,year.' of the Washington." USDA forwarded 
 
carry will be approximately 49.6 million Under the 1949 Act, USDA is ~ater. ,Stir them around se~eral 'disaster must 'agree to .purchase samples taken at ,the, time of 
 
pounds and, with undenriarketings requird to 
 
out the tobacco tiines.a day fora few days. This coverage for each of the next two slaughter to' the" inte~ational 
 
of 4.3 million pounds from 2003, price support program at no-net-cost will clean ,up the nuts and crop years. 
 
, 
 
" 'veterinary reference laboratbryin 
 
,.. ~... the 2004 effective quota should be to, the ta.xpayer, except for remove any remaining husks. COP payments will be red,uced Weybridge, Engiand, which 
 
. about 53.9 'million pounds. 
 
administrative expenses common to Dried-up nuts will float 'to the top' if the sum of: (1) the COP payment; confirmed the diagnosis Dec. 25. 
 
In 2003, Georgia growers sold the operation, of all price support for easy removal. ' , 
 
(2). the next crop - insurance .' USDA has determined, that the 
 
59,926;082 pounds and were 6.8 programs: Flue-cured 'tobacco Put all the washed walnuts in a indemnity; and (3) the value of the affected 'animal entered the United 
 
percent short' of selli"ng;' their producers and purchasers pay 'an strong feed sack or burlap bag and crop that was not lost, exceeds 95 States as part of a group of dairy 
 
effective quota of, '64,308,546 ~sessment to accomplish this ':10: hang in the SWl to dry and ripen for percent of what the value of the' 'cattle. imported from Canada in 
 
'pounds. 'The 2003 effective quota, net-cost provision. The flue-cured about a w e e k . ' 
 
crop 'would have' been in th~ 200!. The herd of the affected 
 
was set at 64.3 million poun.ds, tobac~ono-net-cost assessment will NoW the nut' meat is ready to absence of a l o s s . ' 
 
,animal remains' quarantined. by.th~ 
 
which was 8.9 million pounds above be 10 cents on each pOUIidof 2oo4~ be picked out. Crack the shell 
 
Washington State Department of 
 
the 2003 basic quota of 55.4 million crop flue-cured, tobacco that is with a hammer and place the More information on COP" and Agriculture., 
 
- pounds as a result of under marketed. For crop year 2004, cracked walnuts in a paper, bag. other USDA disaster assistance 
 
' 
 
m'arketings in 2002 when the, USDA set the no-net-cost The next day the nut meats will. programs is available at local Farm For the most up:-to--date information 
 
Georgia crop suffered the greatest assessments at 5 cents per pound for have shrunk just enough to make Service Agen<:y. (FsA) .OffiCes on BSE, access thefollowmg websites: 
 
. incidence and yield loss in history the producer and 5 cents per pound them fall out Of the shell w~en the and on F8A's .website at http://www.usda.gov 
 
and 
 
from Tomato Spotte~ Wilt Virus:. 'for the purchaser. 
 
'.bag is shaken. 
 
' , http://disastedsa'.usda.gov. 
 
,~ttp:llwww~fda.gov 
 
 Wednesc,lay JanJary 7,2004 
 
THE MAR,KET BULLETIr;.J 
 
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: Livestock Sales and Events ':. Clip and Save Calendar 
 
.Vet Grads: 
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'nation~l guard' of veterinarians.oln 
 
Firewood' G'a.'Cotton'Women 
 
(ContinuedJrom Page 12) 
 
Sponsor Pageant 
 
Besides 
 
" regulating' Applications are being taken for, 
 
Every 1st &3rd Tues. Poultry, Goat & Every 1st & 3rd Sai. S & 0 Goat Sales, ' exchange for additional debt measurements, Department ruleS" the Miss Georgia' Cotton 
 
,I 
 
Feeder-Breeeer Pig Sale, .poultry, 6 
 
Baxley.FairgroLIOds, begin 12:30 pm; 
 
pm; hogs & goats, 7 pm; Taylor CIy: 
 
goats, pigs, poultry. Info.: Steve 
 
Livestock AUdion, just off S.R. 128, s', 
 
Smith, 912-367-9268, 912-266-7170. 
 
'of Reynolds. Info: 478-847-3664 or Every 2nd Sat. Liyestock Auction, 1 pm, 
 
706-647-355E 
 
selling goats, sheep, poultry & small 
 
Every Thurs. Ho se Auction, All Breed 
 
animals, Climax. #AU003249 Info: 
 
Horse Sale, t'lck, 7:30 pm, .horses & 
 
229-246-4955/416-7217. 
 
ponies, 9 p'Tl, cash or approved Every 2nd & 4th'sat. Cattle,. Slaughter 
 
repayment, ,eligible 'students ,can require that, when designated by Scholarship Pageant for Saturday, 
enter into further agreements with species, firewood must be within Jan. 24,2004 at the Tift Theatre in the Secretary to assist USDA in, I0 perc~nt accura~y as to the type' Tifton. The pageant is, sponsored. addressing disease outbreaks, agro- or specIes. F~r Instance, a cord by ,the, Georgia Cotton Women terrorist threats or similar ~ay be advertIsed as .50 percent organization. ~mergency situations determined hIckory, 30 percent pIne and 20 'Age categories are 0-23 months 
 
checks, Reicsville. GAL 2687 Info: 
Mike Hollanj, 912-654-2863/6146621. ' 
Every 1st &. 3rd Thurs. Goat, Poultry, 
 
Hogs, Goats, Sheep & Fowl Sale, 1 pm, H&M Livestock Market, Lyons, Hwy. 1 s. (old. Toombs Cly. Stockyard). Info: 912-537-2172 or 
 
Mary by the Secretary. The Secretary percent assorted softwoods, as old 2-3 4-6 7-9 10-12 13-16 and 
would be able to mobilize these long as each of the figures is not 17-23. 'For 'applicatio~, call 
 
volunteer to investigate suspicious off-by morethan 10 percent. 
 
W~er at 1-800-643-0646 (before 5 
 
Small Anima: & Misc. Sale, 7 pm, 
 
912-293-0172 (sale day) or and/or'tre(lt suspicious outbreaks,. When buying firewood, always p.m.) or (229) 386-5567 (after 5 pm.) 
 
Gaines Livesbck Auction, Hwy, 84 e., 
 
myra 1@cybersouth.com. 
 
Quitman. GA_ #2514' Info: 229-985-, Every2rid & 4th Sat. Goat & Poultry Sale, . 
 
4205/263-99l,0. 
 
' 12:30 pm, pe~rson Livestock, U.S. 
 
Every Fri. night 30at, Poultry & Small 
 
Hwy. 441 n.; Pearson. Info: Bobby 
 
Animal Sale 7 pm, Buggy Town, 
 
Reeves, 229-423-4016 or 912-422- 
 
or as otherwise necessary. , get a receipt indicating the 'Rural veterinarians are the seller's' name, address and 
nation's front line of defense telephone number. The invoice against disease outbreaks such as also should, include the priCe', 
 
Commission 
 
Auction, 1~15 Hwy. 341 s., . Barnesville. "3AL #31n ,Info: 770' 
358-0872/176. , Every Sat. night Goat, Poultry & Small 
 
3211 (sale day). Every 2nd & 4th Sat., Goat Sale, 1 pm, 
poultry, rabbits & fowl to follow, Triple H Sales, 5250 Old Savannah Rd., 
 
foot-and-mouth ' disease' (FMD) amount and kind of wood 
 
, : 
 
eanncdeph~robpoavtihnye 
 
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,purchased. When and' measure the 
 
delivered, stack wood. If the 
 
(Contin~edfrom Page 12) implementation. of domestic and 
 
Animal Auct on: 7 pm, Bradley- 
 
Tennille. GAL C002567 Info: Waylan 1 preservIng food safety. Inner-cIty cubic, measurement indicates that export advertising and promotion 
 
lIVayside Auction, 1035 Monticello Hwy., Gray. 3AL 2070 Info: Curtis 
 
Hitchcock, 478-553-9938 or Lewie 
 
. Fortner, 478-469-5178. 
 
' 
 
1 veterinarians 
 
are 
 
in 
 
demand 
 
to 
 
you' did 
 
not 
 
receive 
 
the 
 
correct 
 
prqg.-ra' ms. 
 
Barfield, 1478-986-8852 or Bobby Ever-y 4th 'Sat. Chattahoochee Goat & I, address public health problems volume, contact the s~ller to For more information on the 
 
Russell, 478-986-4657. 
& Every 1st Sat. Ho se Tack Sale, 7 pm, 
'Buggy Town Auction, ,1315 Hwy.341 
s., BarnesvillE, GAL #3177 Info: 770- 
 
Sheep Sale, Eastanollee Livestock 1 associated 
 
with 
 
pet correct the problem. If the'matter nomination meeting; contact the 
 
Market, Eastanollee. Info: Mike Stepp', 770-869-7268 or Joe Barefoot, 770- 
 
1 overpopulation, 
 
parasites, 
 
rabies 
 
cannot be resolved wit~ the seller, 
 
Georgia, Peanut Commission, toll- 
 
869-7726. 
 
and other zoonotic diseases. There notify the Department's Weights free (Georgia only) at 1-800-346- , 
 
358-0872/178-5. 
 
is a, critical' shortage. of and, Measures office at 1-800- 4993' or via' email at . 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Goat & Feeder Pig 
 
Notice 
 
.Sale, 1 pm, Tri County .Livestock 
 
Livestock auctions listed in ttie 
 
Sales, Hwy. 206.& 268 Crossing, Market Bulletin sometimes offer related 
 
Ambrose. Irlo: 912'359-3803' or items for sale, such as t~ck and other' 
 
Sherrel Day, ~12-359-2914. 
 
livestock, equipment. N~tlces for 
 
veterinarians with special training 282"5852. 
 
info@gapeanuts.com. I 
 
in strategic' disciplines within the 
 
profession, including food safety veterinarians. Programs already 
 
Dept. Cookbook Features 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Sa:: New Goat Sale: 1 pm; auctions selling. any Items other - than 
poultry, fowl & rabbits to follow, Triple livestock must be accompanied by the 
H Sales, Me:iter, Hwy, 46 e., GAL auction license number of the principal 
 
exist fo'r recent graduates of' human health 'professions (doctors 
 
"Best of Georgia Farms'.' 
 
C002567 Inf): Waylan Hitchcock, auctioneer or auction firm conducting and nurs,es), as well as educators,' The' Georgia Department of agric:ulture, covering not only the 
 
478-553-9938 or Lewie Fortner, 478- ,the auction, per regUlations of the 
 
,469-51.78. 
 
' , " Georgia ,Secretary of State. Notices 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Horse Sale, tack, 7 without, this information' cannot be' 
 
pni, horses te follow, Triple H Sales, published. If you have any questions 
 
with loan forgiveness in return for Agriculture has copies of its "Best food but also the people of work ,in underserved -areas; of Georgia Farms" c<;>okbook and. agriculture and the land itself. however, until this act, no such tour b,ook available', as long as Cookbooks are available for 
 
'5250 Old Scvannah Rd., Tennille. about the Livestock Sales & Events program existed for' veterinary supplies last. 
 
' $21 :95 each (price includes sales 
 
- ---- - ----- - - _.. ---- - - GAL C002567 Info: 
 
1 
 
. Hitchcock, '478~553-9938. 
 
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Wayian Calendar, plel!se cali Randy Cox at 404: 
 
656-3682. ' 
 
, 
 
school graduates. 
 
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The book, which is in a full size tax, postage and handling). Make paperback format with special' "lay checks payable to: Best. of Georgia 
 
" 
 
Notice of Auction of .Equine_ , war s. rants GAC A d G 
 
flat" binding, includes b~autiful 'Farms. When ordering, please artwork, historical information and include your mailing 'address as 
 
--PUiSiiiint io~Se::tidn -4:13~ 7 bfIDe ' 2004~ The" said- 'equ'fne 'may 
 
'. ,To Georgia Teachers 
be 
 
interesting facts and stories about .some'of the people who have had, 
 
well as yourphone number (in case there is a question about your 
 
Official Code of Georgia Annotated inspected at the facjlity from 11:00 The GeC!rgia Agribusiness and continue to have, a positive order). Mail your order and check 
 
(Humane Care fo- Equines Act), the a.m. until '1:00 pm. on Saturday, Council recently. awarded influence on Georgia agriculture., to: Best of 'Georgia Farms, 634 GeorgiaDepartm~ntof AgricultUre January 24, 2004. Pictures of ,the classroom grants to teachers at five 'Included are more than 200 ,Peachtree Parkway, Suite 220, 
 
, will conduct a 'live auction on the equine are located on the Department Georgia schools for'their use in Market Bulletin recipes carefully Cumming, GA 30041. Please 
 
following equine as grade horses, website: www.agr.state.ga.us For developing agriculture education selected and tested by department allow IO days for delivery. For 
 
'to wit: 
 
directions to l~ation, call the Equine programs. 
 
'home economists. In addition, the questions, about your order, call 
 
.16 year old bla::k TWH gelding. ' Division at(404) 656-3713. (Office The council's Dr. Joe B. Crane book features sidebars with food (404),656-3680: 
 
, IO year old bla::k TWH gelding . hours are Monday .through .Friday Classro<?m Grant Program, offers history, nutri,tion.al information and 
 
18 year old bla,:;k TWH stallion,' 8:00 a.m. - 4:,30 p.m.) Sealed bids fupding directly, to classroom buying 'tips. The authors, Fred If you have Internet access, you ,18 year old bla::k TWH stallion .. will not be accepted on these equine. teachers for the development of Brown and Sherri M. L. Smith~ also cal) download an order. form by 2Oyearoldbay~arterHorsemare No representation is made_ agriculture education programs. have put together 28 "tours" into accessing the,department's website: 
8 month old serrel Quarter Horse regarding any registration or possible This year the program received 42 the state's back roads that provide a www.agr.state.giLUs or use the form 
 
colt 
 
. registration of said equine nor of the applications for a variety of unique guide 'to Georgia shown below. 
 
3 year old sorrelTWH mare 
 
,physical condition of said equine. agricultural projects. After review -- ---------..:-------------.;,-----~------------------------------- 
 
20 year old bla::k TWH geldmg Any documentation in possession of and cOlisideration by its education, 
 
~. . 
 
the DepartI!1ent of Agriculture committee and board of directors; The Best of Georgia Farms Cookbook and Tour Book 
 
'Said equine <'Ie being sold as regarding registration, physical the counCil selected five projects t o , 
 
impounded animals under the condition or past veterinary treatment receive a'check for $500 to help 
 
,Full Size Paperback Edition -. 
 
authority of Chap:er 13 of Title 4 of of said equine is available upon fund the project outlined in the 
 
a.c.GA. (Humane Gare for Equines request;-.however, not withstanding respective grant applications. 
 
Act~).~ear 
 
Id 0th 
 
p~o~. ~ 
 
Pa'I~t 
 
mar~ 
 
the availability . of 'such , documentation, 9r lack thereof, or 
 
The schools, 
 
wirining teachers and along with their winning 
 
- mon, 0 ay ppa oosa Y verbal information given to the projects, are as f o l l o w s : , 15 year old bla::k roan Appaloos~'_ Department, .said sale.is for the Raena J. HarWell, Walter F. : 
 
with special "lay flat" binding .' ,A Georgia treasure you, your family !IJ1d friends will enjoy for a lifetime. 
 
Name ..,- 
 
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mare, 
 
ld 
 
p'. 
 
18 year 0 sOlCel amt mare 
 
equine on an "as is" basis without White Elementary School, Atlanta,: Address _' any representation regarding Creating at Community Garden;: 
 
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Said equine are being sold' as registration,' physical condition or Lanita McDuffie and Pam Mathis, 
impounded anim"ls from property acceptable use of the animal. The Sandersville Elementary Scbool, 
located on IV:'iddleton Road, successful bidder must be prepared to Sandersville, ,. Soil Skills at Ramhurst, Georgia and previously tender the price by cashiers check or Sandersville Elementary; Steve 
 
City --, 
 
State 
 
Phone (please inclUde area code): '(----J 
 
Zip 
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owned by Karen nensley under the money order and move the animal Rich, 
 
New 
 
Manchester 
 
,(please include phone number in case we have questions about your order) 
 
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authority of Chapter 13 of Title 4 of from the impoundment facility by 6 Elementary School, Douglasville, 
 
O.C.GA (Humane Care for Equines p.m. on Monday, January 26, 2004. Agribusiness~From Field to 
 
Act). 
 
.' 
 
Payinen~may.be made at the time the Table; Dr. James Corbett, Lowndes 
 
Please send me 
 
books at $21.95 each 
 
(price includes sales tax, postage and'handling) 
 
17 'year old b:.ly Quarter Horse animal is picked up. 
 
High School, Valdosta, Teaching 
 
mare 
 
. 
 
If a successful bidder fails to Food Science at 'Lowndes .High 
 
Enclose check or money order in the amount of $. 
 
_ 
 
Said equine is being sold as an tender the price' as required, the School;, Ra.egan - Dillon, 
 
1=$21.95/2=$43.90 / 3=$65.85 / 4=$87.80 / 5=$109.75 /6=$13't.70 
 
to . impounded animal previously.owned Georgia Department of Agriculture Georgetown Elementary School, by Van Wheeler ulder the 'authority may refuse accept any other bids Savannah, "Egg" - traiJrdinary 
 
Please make checks payable to: BEST OF .GEORGIA FARMS 
 
of Chapter 13 of Title 4 of O.C.GA made by the successful bidder at this Introduction to Agriculture. . ' 
 
(Humane Care for Equines Act). auction or any future auction. 
 
Applications for the 2004 grant 
 
The auction wJl be held, at the These 'horses are, subject to program will be available in August 
 
,Mail your order to: 634 Peachtree Parkway, Suite 220, 'Cumming, GA 30041 
 
, I, 
 
, Phone: (404) 656-3680 
 
" ,,, 
 
SlWY' .. Georgia Department of Agriculture periooic inspection by the Georgia 2004. For more information on the 
Impound Fiicility:n Decatur, GA at Depar;tment of. Agricultu~e for. a program, visit website: .www.ga- 
 
Please allow 10 days for dl!.livery. 
 
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Wednesday January 7; 2004 
 
Ardy'6 'G~ 
 
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,Commission Sets 
 
Plant!Ql :.Winter Beauty and, Interest 
 
Nomination Meeting 
 
,_.... 
 
flowers are. not, showy,' but their 
 
The Georgia Peanut Commission has announced a second noil1inat~on meeting 
 
fragrance will let you know:it is nearby' 
 
 set for January 15, 2004, to elect. a 
 
long' before it is in sight. " ' . 
 
Georgia representative and, alternate. 
 
 Wintersweet 
 
. (Chimonan'thuL 
 
board member to the National Peanut 
 
praecox) is/a large shrub or small tree 
 
Board. ,The ineeting will be held at 10:45 
 
with pale yellow" flowe,rs and. a fragrance described as a mix of banan~s, 
 
a.m. at the' Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga., during the Georgia .Peanut 
 
'...... 
 
vanilla 'and spites. ' In 'short,'delicious 
 
Farm Show, where an estimated 1,500 
 
an~ sureto brighterr any winter day. 
 
farmers are expected toa~end: 
 
Witch hazels have a' clean, spicy scent uniquely their own. Flowercolors 
 
Grady Irby, 76, of Louisville, Ga., shows off his giganti~cantaloupe that 
 
Georgia peailllt farmers nominated Wes Shannon,' a peanut farmer in Tifton, 
 
range from yellow to orange and red 
 
he'grew in his home garden. It tipped 
 
Ga., as board member and John Harrell, a 
 
depending" on species and variety: 
 
the scales at 44 pounds; 
 
peanut farmer in Whig~am, Ga.; as 
 
 Flowers are not necessarily the main' 
 
alternate' board member at- a prior 
 
contributors. 6f' color to the winter garden; Orange'; 'red, gray" yellow, white, purple,.and blue can be found in' . the fruits of many plants. Hollies, wa;l{ myrtle, nandina, aronia, viburnums and, beautyberry are, a few plants whose fruits add color to the' winter garden. They also' attract birds. Birds ~ririg color; song and. liveliness to the garden 
 
.L1VESTOCK QUOTATIONS 
 
.Pri'ces for November 2003 at Georgia Auction Markets, Georgia Departmentof Agriculture and U.S" Department of Agriculture Cooperating, Fedenil State. Livestock Market News and Grading Service. For daily quotations, call 1-800342-1440. . 
 
SLAUGHTER CATTLE 
 
AVERAGES 
 
nomination meeting in May held at the Rural Development Center in Tifton, Ga. According to the National Peanut Board, 
U.S. Secretary of. Agriculture Ann  Veneman rejected both nominations due 
to a lack of.diversity. . The National Peanut Board encourages eligible women, minoritie~ and persons with disabilities who qualify 
 
in any. season, but on gloomy winter 
 
.. COWS 
 
as peanut producers to attend the Illeeting 
 
days ,they.can be especially cheering. Evergreens .don't ju'st provide deep 
',green to the' 'landscape. "Evergreens" can ~rovide blues, yellows, and many shades of green. Some take on a bronze cast in the. wintt:r. Some junipers become tinged with, purple. Yellow and 'variegated evergreens can be used 
 
;-- Breakers 75-800/0 Lean Boners 80-85% Lean~ Lean85~90% Lean 
 
4.7._05 .49.50 42.79 
 
BULLS 
 
Yield Grade 1-2 
 
1000-1500Ibs 1500~2100 Ibs  
 
: 56.42 59.52 
 
FEEDER CLASSES 
 
STEERS: MEDIUM AND I,.ARGE FRAME. 
 
and run for nomination.' USDA policy 
states that membership" on industry- . " government boards' and committees must.- 
 
reflect the diversity of individuals served by the programs. The NPB operates under '. 
 
'the oversight of the U.S. Departlllent of 
 
Agriculture. . ' . 
 
'. 
 
NPB is funded through a mandatory 
 
against dark baCkgrounds for contrast. . 
 
NO.1 
 
one percent'assessment leviedIon all U :S. 
 
Color can come from stems and bark 
 
 200-300 Ibs ~ 
 
128.40 . 
 
peanut farmers' ,crop values, which \yas 
 
of plants as well.' Consider red ,or  yellow-twig dogwoods or the coral-b.~rk 
maple. The bark of 'Natchez' crepe' 
myrtle is mottled cinnamon, 
 
300-400Ibs 400-500 Ibs, ,500-600 Ibs..: 600-700 Ibs 
 
: 
 
; 
 
; 
 
; :.: 
 
: 1.19.69 106.42 94.98 88.80 
 
voted on by peanut farmers through a 
 
referendum. The Board's animal funding 
 
 supports 
 
. develo~ment 
 
and 
 
 Although not colorful, the contorted stems of the shrub known as 'Harry Lauder's walking . stick (a type of 'filbert) are especially interesting 'after it sheds its leaves in the fall. ' 
 
700-800Ibs: 
 
; 
 
: 83.55 
 
STEERS: MEDIUM A~D LARGE FRAME 
 
. NO.2 . 
 
. 
 
200-300Ibs 
 
:: 
 
113.84 
 
300-400Ibs.: 
 
: 
 
106.31 
 
400-500 Ibs. : 
 
: 
 
95.44 
 
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Peanuts Focus 
Of Farm Show , 
 
. These are just a few' of the phints 
 available at. Georgia nurseries and garden centers that c~riadd b,eauty and interest to your landscape 'in the winter. 
For, a few more. ideas and to see 
some photographs of winter-interest . plantsvi~it Arty'sGard~n at 
the Georgia Department of Agriculture 
website at www.agr.state.ga.us. Oh, and another good' thing about 
 
500-600 Ibs 
 
: 
 
85.27 
 
'HBFERS, 
 
. 
 
MED. & LARGE FRAME NO. l' , 
 
200~300 Ibs 
 
:.: 113.38 
 
300-400 Ibs.: 
 
; 
 
104. ~8 
 
400-500Ibs : 
 
95.19 
 
500-600 Ibs 
 
: 88.5b 
 
, 600-700 Ibs. .. 
 
84.49 
 
HOGS' 
 
BARROWS & GILTS 
 
220-260 Ibs. 48-49.9% Lean 36.43 
 
The next handicraft edition for -the.' Market Bulletin is scheduled for Feb. 18. The deadline for notices is Feb. 4, 
in .All items advertised' the' Handieraft 
category must be handmade by_ the. advertiser and not purchased for resale. 
Handicraft ads are limited to 30 words and must be in compliance with all other advertising guideline~ (see page 2). 
 
The 28th Annual Georgia Peanut Farm being in 'the garden in winter:' NO 
 
220-260 1"5..46"47.9% Lean ~ ;.3b.91 ' 
 
Show and Conference is scheduled Jan~ 15, 2004, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., 'at the Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga. 
 
MOSQUITOES! " "Arty;s Garden" is a new feature in 
the Market Bulletin and qn the Georgia 
 
GOATS .SLAUGHTER CLASSES SELECTION 2 ,BILLIESIBUCKS . 
 
Ga.'Subscribers : 
'Ch~k Your Mail Label 
 
More than 65 exhibitors representing  Department ofAgriculture website. It is ' 
 
75-100Ibs 
 
: 71.25 
 
almoSt every aspect of the peanut . industry will be on hand to demonstrate 
and explain their'products, equipment and services to attendees. . 
During the event the Georgia Peanut Commission' will present a short program 
 
written by Arty Schronce, ,the Depart'!lent's Director of Public Affairs 'and a lifelong garden.er.. Arty isa horticulture graduate of North Carolina State University. He lives and gardens .in 'the historic Cabbagetown 
 
100-150 Ibs: 
 
, 
 
: 92:50 
 
150-300Ibs 
 
:.. 134.0q 
 
NANNIESIDOES 
 
. 60~80 Ibs.' 
 
;.: ; , 
 
. 56.50 
 
80-jOO.lbs 
 
:: 
 
: 75.00 
 
100-140Ibs : 
 
: , .74.25 
 
KIDS & YEARLINGS 
 
. If you are a Georgia resident receiving 
the Market Bulletin., please check your 
mailing .label, located in the lower right comer of the front page ofyour Bulleti~, to determine when your s,ubscription expires. 
If. your subscription is clue to expire within 
 
'beginning' at 10:45 a.m.,. which will 
 
...;- 
 
include the election of a Georgia 
 
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of 
 
Atlanta. 
 
20-40 Ibs . 40-60Ibs: 
 
: ; 
 
38.50 44.00 
 
the next 30 dayS, you will need to renew your subscription in order .to continue 
 
representative and ~lternat~ board 
 
'. 60-80.. lbs 
 
.45.00 
 
receiving your Bulletin.. ' To renew, you 
 
, US'DA member to the National Peanut Board, as 
well as awards presentations and other 
 
. may 'contact the Bulletinoffite by phone at (404) 65673682 (in metro Atlanta) or call 
 
commission activities. In addition, the University or Georgia 
Cooperative Ex,tensiQn Service will present 
 
CrOP Dis~sterProgram Signup Ends Jan. 30 .' 
 
1..'800-282-5852 (toll-free anywhere within' Georgia). Office hours are Monday - 
 
r 
 
Friday, 8 a.Q1. - 4:30 p.m. ~en you call to 
 
its. educational Peanut 'Conference 
 
. Sign-up ends Jan. 30,2004, for the "person" is limited to $80,000. Producers  renew.your subsc!iption, please be readyto 
 
beginning at' 12:55 .p.m. Those who Crop Disaster Program, (CDP), which are reimbursed for qualifying crop give the operatouow: subscription number 
 
participate in the Extension-research 
 
provides payments for producers who 
 
production aild quality losses (other than. and expiration date. The Bu~letin office' 
 
conference and seminars.will receive credit suffered 2001 or 2002 cropcyear losses . sugar cane, sugar beets' or tobacco) for cannot renew subscriptions' more than 30 
 
toward~ pesticide certification~ There is no admission fee for the 
 
due to a natural disaster, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. 
 
either the 2001 or 2002 crop years. 
Payments are issued for losses exceeding 
 
days prior to the expiration date printed bn 
 
the mailing label. 
 
, 
 
conference, and a compliment3ry' lunch 
 
"USDA has issued $2.2 billion in. 35 percent of expected production at: :' 
 
Ifyou prefer torehewyour subscription 
 
will be ,provided for farmers; Information about the Georgia Peanut 
. Farm'Show will be updated frequently to , the Georgia Peanut Commission.web site . at http://www. gapeanuts.com. ,.' Information also ,is available by phone at ' 229-386-3470 or email at 
 
benefits to about 325,000 farmers across 
 
the, country," said Agriculture Secretary 
 
Ann M. V~neman. . "We encourage 
 
qualified farmers to take advantage of 
 
.this assistance." 
 
. 
 
CDP, which is authorized by the 
 
 Agricultural Assistance Act of 2003., has . 
 
 50 percent o(the established price for': . the crops that were. covenid. ,by cr?p' insurance; 
 50 percent oithe established price for crops for which crop insurance was unavailable; and 
 
. by mail, please send a copy of your mailing address label. to: Market Bulletin, 19 ,Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334. ,Please also include your telephone number in case the Bulletin staff needs,to corttact you regarding your address.' Note: If you renew your subscription vil). mail, 
 
. info@gapeanuts.com. 
 
- 'no overall funding limitation,but each 
 
. (Continued on PagelO) 
 
you do'not need to call the Bulle!in,?ffice.. 
 
r. 
 
 THE Mf..RKE;! ,BUL~ETIN 
 
Wednes~ayJ.anl,J~ry 7." ~Q04 
 
I 
 
, 
 
Farmers & Consumers ,Market Bulletin 
 
Advertising GuidelifJes ' 
 
.. All Advertisements published in the Mar1<et Bulletin muSt relate to the "'rming/agricultural industry or be a part thereof; any and all ~em(s) submitted for sale through the BUllETIN must meet at' least one of 
 
Friday, ,or write: Ma~et Bulletin", Georgia 
 
Department Of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive;Atlanta, 
 
GA 30334-4250 
 
. 
 
, 
 
 Ads will be published only once each time 
 
Will saw 'your logs into lumber at your location' with portable. sawmill, reas, rates. Billy Bridges Winterville 706~742-9564 
Farm Services Wanted 
Want someone to cut up large downed oak tree for firewood, you keep 90%, Gainesville. Andrea J. Stephens Lula 770-869-1193 
 
'52 MF 1'0"30, completely restored, strong 
tractor, $3600; 5' ,bushhog: $500; auger, $150; hay fork~, $150; 16" 2bottoin plow, $150. J. Tripp Cochran 478-934-4446 
 
. '56 Ford 641, exc. sheet metal. all gauges 
 
work, runs well, 134 CID, good'tires, trans., 
 
lift, $3300., Brian Loeper Newnan 770-252- 
 
4511 
 
" 
 
'62 Ford 2000 gas tractor, good sheet 
 
1976 Massey'Ferguson 245, exe'- working 
 
order, Bu.sh Hog & box' blade include~, , 
 
$4750; no calls aft. 9:30. Brian Stephens, 
 
Loganville 770-466-3108 
 
' 
 
, 1979 Cat 941Brront end loader, $14,000 ROPS, like new. Bill Denney ~501, Willow Tree 
 
Circle Douglasville 30135 770-328-9500 
 
1985 Ford, 3/4 ton, F250 4W'drive, 1 
 
bumper' hitch pull-type, 1 gooseneck ball 
 
the following criteria: 1) must be produced by the' submitted unless. the advertiser specifies in writing 
advertiser on hislher own farming operation, ?) must on the notice that the ad is to be published more 
 
FARM EMPLOYMENT 
 
metal.& paint, rubber good all around, $4759. hitch in bed. Steve Bruce Fairmount 706- 
 
Johnny Keasler Woodbury 706-538-6315 
 
337-2352' 
 
' 
 
, 
 
be made by the ,advertiser from materials on,' than one week. Ads may' be pUblished 
hislher own farming operation, 3) must be owned consecutively 'up to a maximum ollour (4) weeks, A 
 
'65 Massey Iive,PTO, 50 hp:, new tires, exc. 1985 Timpte grain hopper bottom trailer, new If you have any questions regarding ads in this cond., $4800 firm. David Howard Griffin 770- roll' tarp, brks., hubs, tires, grt. shape, $9500. 
 
and used by the advertiser on hislher owO farming, new notice must be submitted after each 
operation for a period of at least 90 days prior to 'maximum 4-wee,k period ij the advertiser wants 
 
catE!go,y;call Brenda Donnell at 404-651-9081 228-7961' 
 
, 
 
Randy Lankford Eatonton 706-473-0168 ' , 
 
'72C-30, 12' grain dump for hauling hay, '1987 Ford 1710, 1600 hours, 2nd owner, 5' 
 
offering for sale through the BULLETIN. 
 
the advertisement to continue. ,Ads cannot 'be 
 
Only farm work or farm help wanted VGC, $3900; hoist for bed, 9000 Ib. cap., Howse bushhog, great tractor, $6,300. Tim 
 
 Businesses, corporations, dealerships or, other taken via telephone, 
 
advertisements' allowed. 'No commercial, $850. M. McBlank Dawsonville 770-886- Watson Athens 706-543-4370 
 
commercial enierprises are not allowed io advertise  'Ads are computer referenced by telephone in the MARKET BUllETIN, Commercial is defined . number, so ~ is essential that ihe advertiser's 
 
industrial or domestic employment 6774 
 
1995 Case IH 2155 cotton picker, $75,000; 
 
permitted. 
 
, .'79 Ford 1600, dsl., 25 hp., 2WD, 755 hrs., 1995 Cat 45 Challenger tractor, $60,000; 
 
as int,ended for mass mar1<et; handling large telephone number be sub'mitted with each ad, 
 
Barn, fence and other farm repairs/upkeep bushhog, scraper, boom, plow, tiller, canopy, SUkUp flail mower. Troy Sheffillid Iron City 
 
quantnies of product for distribution (i.e., more than Advertisers who do not want a telephone, number in exchange for room, garden spot. Joni Ehret runs well, $6800.' Johnnie E.' Greene 229-774-2497 
 
. 
 
normal household, or farm quant~ies); supported by , prinied in, their adsshould note thiS fact on the face advertisement (i,e., advertisement in publications of the advertisement fumisluid to the BUllETIN: other than the BUllETIN;' listed as 'business" in  There is a 2O-word Iim~ fo, advertisements; name, 
 
Pembroke 912-823-3519. 
 
,Cleveland 706-865-4987 
 
' 
 
1998 Kubota L2500 tractor, 4WD; pIs, 27 
 
. Experienced & dependable adult will care , '.79 IHC grain dump truck, twin-cylinder V-8 hp., 243 hrs., good condition, $8475. James 
 
for your horses or Iivestockwhile you're away, gas engine, 5-speed-transmission w/16' Holmes Warm Springs 706-663-7605 
 
telephone directories or "yellow pages", etc:). Other town, phone number or name and complete references, provided.' Dianne ' Cassara, grain body, good condition, $3,850.' Martey 1998 Massey Fergerson 4243, 75 hp., 670 
 
indicators include, but are not lim~ed to, holding address, must 00 included in the 2O-word .Iimit. ' The Loganville 770-554-8574 
 
Lance Molena 770-884-5101 
 
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"1999 Kubota L-2350 4x4 w/loader, 30 hp., 
 
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'86 JD 455E loader w/2', backhoe, quick' pIs, $10,000; 5" finish mower, $700. Erica. 
 
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. Need couple to work egg. farm in Banlas disconnect kit, 90% undercarriage, new Lynn Hinesville 912-877-7670.912-269-3728 county, 6 day week, inclUding housing, trans. clutch, can del., $18,000. Wayne Moore 2 '96 mdl. 8.900 McNair harvester,'gOOd 
 
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Dawsonville 706-265-6685 678-776-3556 
 
'87 JD 650 w/3-pt. hitch, 4' bushhOg & 4' Evans Fort Valley 478-825-2095 478-955-4642 . 
 
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Need cutting horSe trainer w/clients/refs. for covered facility, call for details. Branch Creek Horses L.' Branch Eatonton 706-4854791 
Need reliable, expo dairy help, must furnish 
 
box blade, all in good order, low hrs." $3500. ,R. L. Bland Griffin 770-227~9955 
 
, ' '88JD 4450, approx. 5600 hrs., cab, ale," 
 
duals;$25,OOO. AI Heath Soperton 912-529- 
 
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,help, exp, tractor driver. ,Lee Whitaker Harlem tires" recent service,24~ bucket, $12,900. 'submitted before Wednesday noon in oi-der to 
 
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'96 231 MF, dsl., 275 ,hrs., exc. cond., always sheltered. Donald Stephens C9rnelia 
 
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Single lady wants job on farm, helping 
 
'w/farm chores, etc., ,roomlboard, salarY. N. 
 
Johnson Moultrie 352-219-3300  
 
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Jiredof flaky bam help '& clockwatcheis? 
 
Dependable female knows horses; mid/south 
 
Ga.; needs apt., has dog. J. Olene Forsyth 478-992-8276 ' 
 
Want couple for farm labor, 45 hrs.lmonth free rent, no pets, no children. 'Fred Simonton 
 
, '98 JD 710 D backhoe, 1500 hrs., well 
 
maintained, 4x4 'eXtra"hoe w/enclosed C/H, air, 24 ~/36" buckets: forks, $68,000, J. 
 
Dugdale Griffin 770-467-8384 
 
'99 HN TC25D, 25,hp., 4WD w/hyd. trans., 
 
canopy, 650. hrs., very clean, $10,500. P. 
 
Salter Waynesboro 706-551-0326 706-554- 
 
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'1l9 Kubota L3600 DT, 1200 hrs., loader, reversible box grader, bushhog, ~11,OOO 
 
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. Clearing, grading, bobcat work, hydro. 
'seeding and,pasrure-renovation;specialize in 
 
clearing ,land for"pastures,horse arenas and . Ifyou have any queStions regarding ads in this barns, call for a free estimate. Chris Kent 
 
Watkinsville 770-531-1075 
,Want.experienced.man/couple to work on broiler farm, salary & housing provided. Clyde Rucker Maysville 706-652-2942 , 
 
nego. w/service history. J. Burns Alpharetta 770-667:5975 ' 
'99 NH mdl. 1925 tractor w/loader 4WD, 34 hp.; low hrs. Roger Wilson Acworth'678-574- 
 
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'category, call Brefrda Donn.~11 at 404-6?1 "9081., Jackson 770-527-1937 
 
 
 
Want help in cleaning and feeding on horse 0580 
 
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The Market Bulletin publishes advertisements for Farm Services in the 
 
Horses hauled anywhere in Ga, or other states, reas. rates; also have tractqr (or bushhogging' in Dallas and surrounding areas. 
 
farm in exchange for housing' and small 
salary, Cindy Griffeth Dawsonville 706-2168007  
 
1 40' Gooseneck trailer, tandem axle, dual 
Wheel, ,$3500; 1 20' 3 'axle, 2 axle br!<s., 
$1 foo. Bob Whitener Conyers 770-335-0527 
 
first issue of each month. Pli!ase adhere Larry Boatright Dallas 770-445-8507 
 
Want' reliable person/family to work on 1-row sUb-soiler. 5'&~ 6' mowers, post 
 
to the following guidelines. 'When subm~ng an ad for farm services. ,lUI farm 
 
I custom build horse barns, sheds & well houses. Billy Healan Conyers 770-922-0685 
 
broiler chicken farm, house/salary provided, call daytime or night. Connie Crisp'Dalton 
 
digger, 2 disc. tiller, 4 turn 'plow, dirt scoop,6' box blade" other, cash,' M. Crosby 
 
services must be performed on the farm of the individual' desiring the' service. Farm 
 
Services and. Farm Services Wanted ads 
 
are limited to,3O words. ' 
 
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10 yrs. ,expo Bobcat work, grading, 
 
Land clearing & bushhogging"wood-mizer portable bandsaw mill, turn, your logs into smooth top'quality lumber, custom sawed on' ,your "roperty, speCifications for posts; fencing; siding, barn timers, etc. Mike 
 
706-278-4535 706"629-9145 
 
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Woman w/horse barn' experience seeking 
 
employment, also will do ,horse-sitting while 
 
you are away, Elizabeth McPeek Canton 30115 770-664-7066, 
 
Blackshear 912-449-6573 
 
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1010W JD backhoe w/loader,.'2 bucket, 
 
well maintained, $5500, runs great, Dean D. 
 
Gore Milner 770-358-0448 
 
1135'MF, good condition, $5995; 4230JD, 
 
landscaping, erosion correction, horse arena Flournoy Luthersville 770-927-6288 
 
VGC, $9995, call before 9 pm. 'Clyde Taylor 
 
FARM MACHINERY maintenance, ,tree & shrub planting, 
driveways, Irrigation, clearing,for fence lines. Harold Moret Flowery Branch 770-965-1752 
3 Wheel Farms- acreage cleared, graded & renovated, custom-built barns, arenas & 'paddocks, we specialize in, Equestrian facilities, call' for free estimate. Chuck Wheeler McDonough 404-557-9441 ' 
33yrs. expo custom timber clearing, excavation of & surfacing horse riding arenas, horse paddocks, residential grading, 'trackhoe/trucking, drivey.'ay construction, & ,graveling, bury dead animals. Bill Butler. 
 
Nuisance .geese & duck removill, free in 
 
most areas. Wayne Harpe Rockmart 7,70- 
 
684-7925770-231-1398 
 
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Portable sawmill work'to custom cut your logs into lumber on your property, will haul logs & deliver to your'location. J. J. Andrews McDonough 678-432-6531 
 
'Smooth top quality lumber. from your trees 
 
,or logs, custom sawed on, your property, cut 
 
to your specification w/woodmizer portable 
 
bandsaw sawmill, Rich Odom' McDonough' 
 
770-954-9218 
 
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If you have 'any questions regarding this category, call Brenda Donnell at 404-651-9081. 
Only' farm machinery and equipment owned, by the advertiser and used In, hls/her own farming operation can be advertised; those persons advertising 'for machinery and equipment wanted musfbe seeking those items for their own farming operation. 
 
Doerun 229-336-8528 
 
14' Case cutting harrow pull or lift, hyd. 
 
wheels, 22" scalloped disc, new pai,nt, good 
 
shape, $1500. Dan Maughon Jackson 770- 
 
775-7055, 
 
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1440lH combine w/820 grain head, $9,000; 510 IH grain' drill, $750; 6 row cultivator, $600, Willie Montgomery Reynolds 
 
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16' equip: trtr.; 8000 Ibs., twin axles, elec. 
 
'brakes, ramps, wood fir., sheltered, like new. Larry Jennings Roopville 770-854:8640 
 
Braselton 706-654~3777 
 
Stump grinding, farms, ,residential & '00 JD 7210, cle'an, new rubber front & 16' flatbed trailer, very good cond., 
 
All fence types; farm/ranch, chain-l,ink, wood, high tensile electric, vinyl, barns & barn repair, horse ,arenas; Bobcat work, reasonable ,nites, statewide service, 
 
commercial, dependable & reasonable, Henry and all surrounding counties, free estimates. Hal Miller Stockbridge 770-389-3288 . 
9tump, grinding, pru'ning, tree, 'rem~yal, 
 
back, 2000 hrS." $35,000. Waylan Hitchcock 
 
5250 Old Savannah Rd. Tennille 31089 478- 
 
553-9938 
 
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'02 NH TC30 tractor,. 1.70 hrs., warranty, 
 
$1000/000; 50 8N tractor, exc. cond., just restoi-ed, must see, $4000/obo. Mike Waits Epworth 706-455-0375 
19' Ford fold-up harrow, good condition, 
 
references. Thomas Kelly Villa Rica 770-527- limbs chipped into mulch, priced reasonably, rotary & finishing mowers, tiller, box blade, many new' disks. Matthew McBroom 
 
'2905770-527-2932 
 
Qouglas & surrounding counties, free est. scoop, equip. trailer, $12,500. Randy Shaw Whigham 229-762-3278 
 
All type tractor and crawler work, free estimates, reasonable. Terry Darracott 2320 Donnie Lee Dr. Gainesville 30506 678-549- 
 
Danny Allen Douglasville 770-947-3151 .. Stumps ground neatly below ground level, 
reas. priced, free estimate. Glen Whitley 
 
Williamson 770-385-2773 '02 NT254 t~actor, 25 hp. diesel, 4WD, exc. 
cond.; m, ower, cul. t., blade, boom, $7500. Burt 
 
1947 Farmall Model H, excellent condition, 
hay spear, aerator, bush hog, posthole digger, b77o0x-b9l7a8d-e67a3n9d more. Dana Swarner Snellville 
 
by the .. 'Georgia Department of Agriculture 
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive 
Atlanta, Georgia 30;3;34-4250 404-656-3722 
Fax 404-463-4389 Office hours 8 a,m.-4:30 p,m, Monday-Friday 
Tonimylrvin,' Commissioner 
 
.  Carlton Moore, Editor 
 
Randy Cox, Managing Editor 
 
'Pat Glenn, Clr. Mgr. 
 
In order to subscribe to the MARKET 
 
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words and must adhere to rules and regulatio~s preceding, each category, ,All' advertisements 
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All types of' excavator &- Bobcat work, ponds, drainage ditches & tree ~moval. SCot Andrews McDonough 678-300:4939 
 
All types of tractorwork, bushhog, seeding, 
 
Bethlehem 770-867-2718 
 
Tractor farm service, bushhogging, 
 
plowing, animal transportation, Tim Cannon 
 
Covington 770-787-8024 ' 
 
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Tractor work, bushhogging, plowing, front- 
 
McCosh Canton 770-345"4477' , '02 TN 70 NHtractor, 125 hrs.; exc. cond., 
also hyd. hay forks. Adam Keesee Monroe' 770-207-1791 
 
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1949 Ford truck w/welder, 300 amp Holbart welder runs on pto motor, runs good, welder works, $1800. Daniel Dasher Guyton '912- 
728-3691 
 
appearing in. the Bulletin nor for any transaction resuRing from published notices, Advertisers are cautioned that ~ is againsi the law to misrepresent ,any producl offered for sale in a pUblic noti!'e or 
advertisement carried in any publication that is 
delivered through the United States mail. 
 
'37 JD B, unstyled, runs well, needs paint; "-='1"-9""5""2"-A'-C-,-B-m-d-I-.,-u-n-uS-ed--r-ea-r-.t-ire-s"";'-st-a-rt-er, 
 
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plowing, front-end loader, garden's plowed, 
 
reas. rates. Bill Couch Cumming ,770-889- 
 
301.7 
 
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end 19ader, gardens, light grading, complete wildlife food plots;free'est" reasonable rates: Cherokee, Cobb,' Bartow, North ,Fulton. 
 
'36 JD B, very nice. 
 
BunosbtbyyledH,e' ~rudnrsixwSeelln, oniaee7d7s0p-4a6in0t-; 
 
'alternator, battery w/box scrape, disc, mower, plow. Chris L: Dotson Adairsville 706-238- 
 
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. The Georgia Department of Agriculture does 
or not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, 
national origin. age disability 'in the admission or access to, or treatment in, its employment 
 
Bush-hogging, ,plowing, ,harrowing, food plots installed".reasonable rates, no 'job too big. Elmer J Osner Loganville 30952 770318-0798770-466-4696 
 
Bobby Rogers Acworth 770-91.7-0848 
 
Wheeler Farms- grading, land' c,learing, pasture renovation, custom built barns, 
 
'47 9N Ford tractor, 'runs very well: has ,1957 Ford 800, $3600; 8N $2800; 9N good metal & exc. tires, 2nd. owner, $2500, ,$2300', all working tractors. Jim Womack ,152 D. Cox Carrollton 770-854-8270' ' 
 
arenas, paddocks and pastures, call for free, '49 8N Ford tractor, 'rebuilt engine, good Kelly Ct. Dallas 404-394-7371 
 
policy or its programs or activities, The Department's Administration Division an9 Martin ,Luther King Jr. Driye, Atlanta, GA 30334-4250 has 
been designated to, coordinate' comp.liance with 
the non-discrimination requirements contained in 
 
Bushhogging, $35'a hour, in Rockdale, Newton and surrounding counties. Stanley . Schwartz Conyers 770-330-0124 
Bushhogging, Igt. tractor work, hl!ulihg, fence posts installed, DeKalb and surrounding counties. David Attaway Decatur 404-284-5726' . 
Custom horse barns & pole 'bldgs. of all sizes, fences of, all types, especililly horse fenc;e (wood or Wire), PaUlding & Northwest 
 
estimate. Bruce Wheeler Whitesburg 404- 
 
597-8190 
 
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Will build farm, fence w/wood or wire, corrals, farm bldgs. & all other related work, 
 
statewideserv. Robert Hayes HartWell 706- 
 
376-6708 
 
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Will build or repair horse' barns, 'sheds, 
 
additions, metal roofs" most anything, free 
 
quotes, references. Russell Knick Commefce 706-336-8846 
 
tires & paint, everything works: Charles Hayes '1960 Oli\(er, 600' runs' great' $3500 .firm, 
 
L st G 770-914-2959 
 
welcome to conduct comprel>siori test, needs 
 
ocu rove, 
 
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tires and gauge only. Michael Walker Ellijay 
 
',50 8N Ford, looks good, ~ns weU,5x1230540 706-635~1449 
 
t~i1er, wood fI~r" unused 15 wheels. Bart, ="'19':':'6::'6-'-"A"'II--'is"'C"'h'-a"-I"-m':":e'-r-"D-1-7-tr-a-ct-o-r,-6-CY""'"Iin-d-:-e-r 
 
Price DouglaSVille 770-942-2133 , 
 
diesel; runs strong, $2800. Johnny G. Currie 
 
, '53 Ford Jubilee tractor, runs well, unused Haddock 478-932-5149' 
 
tires, ,$2300 firm,_ call before 9 pm. Scott 1969 AC D-17 diesel: unused tires, 1 new 
 
Plemmons Cumml~g 770-886-0977 
 
PA rim, looks good,' won't start, $2,500., 
 
 '5.5 Massey Hams 55, strong tractor, good Wayne Hughes Molena 706-674-9782 conClition,. fair tires, $2500. Don Brueshaber 
 
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Ga. Jim Vesmarovich Dallas 770-505-6959 Only one a(fmay be placed Per fainlly unit Danielsville 706-795-5902 
 
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2 1997 F~rd 701) tractors, low profile~ Burch harrow.. 19, 1/2' discs.exc. cond.. G-AC 1948 with cultivators., LA JD 1941. .10410 bac'kh~, good farm machine, low Kawasaki Mule 2510, 4x4, looks good.!:uns 
good condition, $13,500/ea. J. Flournoy Fort $3500."Chad Heath sOperton 912-529-4832 Emory Thomas Jefferson 706-367-4943 ' hours on new engine. $12,500/0bo. Don good. $3500.'J. Grant Dallas 770c443-7465 
 
Valley 478-214-3621 
 
. 912-529-6652 
 
Gehl hay baler, round bales. 4x5, exc. Edwards Harlem 706-556-1746 
 
Kawasaki mule, model 3010, 4WD. 2003, 
 
2' horse walking ::ultivator. never used. 'Bush Hog,- 5'. older model. works grt., but condition. S.' D. Harman, Roswell 770-642- JD 4100 HST, 350 hrs., 60" mower deck, approx. 5 hours, $7200. Michael Wood 
 
$200. alSo other. Doyia Jones Milan 229-362- needs some welding, $150. :J. Troesken 8517 
 
plug, ae~tor, rock rake, 'VGC, $12,500. Joe' Acworth 678-355-3060 
 
4155' 
 
'Fayetteville7'10-460-1120 
 
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Generator10KWmilitarydsl. elec.start.2 RominoShalpsburg770-463-8658 
 
Komatsu 91' D21PG, 1"126 hrs,. 6 way' 
 
2crow Bridger pla,ter, fiberglass seed & . Butterbean sheller, Taylor manufactured. 1,- new 1000 ~p batteries; sin21e/3 phase adj., JD 4230 cab, quad range trans." good blade, excellent shape must. sell $12,500. 
 
fert. hoppers. flat ch3in drive. press wheels. 1 1/2 bushel capacity excellent,condition, low $365Q. Ernest Higgins'Murrayvllle 706-864- condition, $12,000. Dustin Tapley Lyons 9,12- Rick Goette Milledgeville 478-932-5663 
 
$600. Dane law Car"-llrsvllle 770-386-7753 u!;8ge, $1900, neg'otiable. Brian, Newsome 7664 
 
293-4230" 
 
" Komatsu 031 crawler, 5/way blade, no 
 
2000 JD gator. 4i<2. 475 hrs" exc. Vidalia 912-537-4924 
 
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Generator 25KW 1 phase, 4 cyl. propane JD 435 baler; 1326 mower conditioner,' leaks: runs well,- 80% undercarriage, $14,500. 
 
condition,$3900. REndy' Smith Lyons 912-  Case 1845-C skid steer 10,ader, in good .wisconsin engine w/200 amp. transfer tedder, hyd. lift. used 3 'seasons. sheltered, Henry Brown Commerce 706-335-6660 
 
526-3011 
 
condition, runs great, $7,500. DavidT Harp switch, $2000. Bobby J. Martin Monticello 12' bushhog, $1200. Ben Danner Kubota 1997 4x4 l2900, front-end loader, 
 
2000 Kubota tractor, l2600DT/4WD Fayetteville 770-461-7588 
 
706-468-9942 
 
Stockbridge 770-474-1471 
 
Land Pride finish mower, $10,000 firm: Robby 
 
w/loader, LA452S. ~ hrs,. $11.500. Gordon ' Case '.4800 front-end loader tractor, Generator 7.5 KW Kohler, water.cooled, 4 JD 4430 cab/air. quad range, well House Bishop 706-769-7122 
 
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W. Smith Winterville 706-742-8269 
 
industrial type, 3600 hrs., $8500. D. Bamett cyl.' engine, truck mounted, $650; trailer' 'maintained, $1,5.500, hie. ,message. David Kubota 3010 4x4 front loader. R 4 .tires, 
 
2003 Mahindra 850, dsl., 35 hrs., 5' Nicholson 706-757"2642 
 
available. $500. Tom ,Brunson Forsyth 770- Cheely Thomson 706-595-3939 
 
hyd. 300 hrs. nice, clean tractor, $13,500. 
 
bushhog, $8000. R. _. Parker Talking Rock Case Davis mdl. 25+4 fleetline trencher. 358-1884 
 
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,JD 4440 tractor, cal?, 6100hrs. 'good Todd Bennett Dawsonville 678-776-4836, 
 
706-253-5915 
 
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4x4 front blade, 2 cyl. gas. $1800. John Elliott Generator, 1200 watts, Northern Pro condition. $8,000. S. Smith Lyons 912-565- 706-216-2484, 
 
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2003 Trioliet Solorrix 1000zkl mixer wagon Pearson 912-422-7862 
 
brushless, '20 hp" $1200. A Sloan 7500 
 
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- Kubota L-4200 4x4, w/loader, good 
 
for large bales. Dan Warren 780' E Hwy 5 Case backhoe, w/extendahoe, used on Cartersville 770-336-51.51 
 
JD450 track loader w/4:way bucket. new condition, $12.500; 5' hvy. duty bushhog. 
 
Roopville 30170 770~~5661 770-328--0115 farm only, ex9. cond, front to back, $1.2.500. Generator, 40KW Generac. PTO drilien, motor & batteries. Jots of new parts, $8000. B. $550. Greg Hosmer Allenhurst 912-25!l~ 
 
2003 unused Craftsman 23 hp., 48' garden W. L. Putnan Tunnel Hill 706-463-2360 
 
$1500. Jerry Parks Ellijay 706-635-5424 
 
J. Maughon Jackson 770:504-0394 
 
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tractor, Kohler eng. J. Pro-V-Twin automatic Cattle. 55B, BB & RB heifers, bred to LBW 'Generator, Generac 5500 XL, mdl. 09778- JD 4620 150 hp., '1972 yr, mdl. 1 owner, Kubota L3000F, 2002 mdl., 2WD, pis, dual 
 
transmission, $2000. C. Butler Dallas 770- Angus bulls, calving now. Kyle Peeples 4, volts 120/240, 'Amps 45.8/22.9. 'watts exc. cond., always sheltered; Cat.3, 3-pt. stage clutch, 34 hI'S., 6' WAC rear discharge 
 
445-5866 
 
Royston 706-245-4765 
 
5500, 10 hrs. exc. cond" $600. Ivan Dutter Rick H. Garrett Bogart 706-540-4090 
 
' finish/mower, '03 mdl., $10,000. A. Ballard 
 
24 KMC bed-Ievele-lincorporator row units; Craftsmari aerator/fertilizer that pulls, Cleveland 706-348-7045 
 
JD 4640 CIA dual quad range, 155 hp., Rutledge 770-356-2304 
 
JD 12-row 886 high residue cultivator. Johnny behind garden tractor/mower, 2 yrs. old, Gleaner F2 combine, two field ready com good condition, $13.500/0bo. J. W. Hall ,Kubota. L1802ll235, 23,5 hp., 2WD. 1070 
 
. Sanders Vienna 877-'60-9958 ' 
 
$100. Brandon Kyle Loganville 770-972- hea<j's.1 grain table, 1 owner,.all sheltered. T. Doerun 229-782-7018 
 
hrs. wl7 pcs. of equip., exc. cond. ready for 
 
28' Gooseneck trailer, 7000 lb. Dexter 8956 
 
Powell Buena Vista 229-649-7709 
 
JD 5200 tractor, 1992, 891 hrs. 40 hp., spring, $6900/0bo. H. Haase Rockmart 770- 
 
axles, oak floor, 24 ~/2 ton commercial log Cub Lowboy 154, $2800 firm. 0, Howard Gooseneck trailer, Lowboy 26' 6" overall excellent conaition,-' $12,500 firm, Scherry L. =44::!:5~-~7.!..79~0~ 
 
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splitter, elec., start, ;ltC. Donald Townsend Griffin 770-227-1895 
 
length, 13,000 lb. triple axle. new paint & Jackson' Nicholson 706-757-3346 706-224- layoff plow,- mule scoop, air comp.-needs 
 
Luthersville 770-927-9206 
 
Cub blade, $200; disc, $200; belly mower, unused, tires, exc. cond., $3000/0bo. Jeff 1034 
 
motor. 80~gal. air tank, 4 chain saws. Harlon 
 
3-poirit hitch.,one r:>w planter and two row $350; cult.. $300. all in good condition. D. Noda Cumming 770-889-5425 
 
JD 530 hay baler,' $7,700. Ron Johnson langford West Point 706-645-2862' 
 
planter. various other equipment. John White Brown Union City 770-964-5304 . 
 
Hahn Hiboys, 300 models" for parts' or Conyers 770-483-3424 
 
Long traCtor model 465 w/power steering, ' 
 
Calhoun 706-629-7531 
 
D15 AC tractor. dsl., p/s,- rebuilt MAT. 3-pt, repair, $500. Albert A. Collins Lyons 912-578- JD 530 round/baler, exc. cond., $9,750; JD sold for parts, $1500/0BO. John J, Harley 
 
4 disc bedding plcw, $2000; pull type fire hitch, S.O.w., $2600; '52 8N Ford rebuilt MTR' 6450 
 
420 garden tractorw/3 pes. of equipment~ Augusta 706-798-6097 
 
,plow, $2000; Treeco ;)ull or 3-pt. tree planter. & lift. etc., $3200. B. Dukes Lyons 912~565- Hay feeder,trailer, will hold four rolls $875. $4,750. James Rutledge Stockbridge 770~ M&W disc mower, 7', good condition, 
 
$5000. J. R. Richardson Louvale 229-838- 7 8 8 1 ' 
 
Frank Nocera Winder 770-868-6026' 
 
474-4279 
 
stored in barn. Randall Carter Cedartown 
 
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05 crawler, 1974 96J. fresh undercarriage, ,Hay mower, NH 462 6 disc, GC $1500; 3pt. .JD 5310 tractor, exc. cond., 170 hrs.. 770-748c3585770-546-1319 
 
4' 1.8 hp. pump, $6JO. 2' 5 hp. pump, $250 fire suppression tank, forestry pacl<age, root wheel rake, GC $1250. Martin Owens St. Covington 2-row planter, $400. James Perry M.F. 230 wi B.H., harrow. rollover: PHD, 
 
& Mini Nissan Escav!l'or$6,500, Tommy Tidd rake, blade. John F. Fordham Eastman 478- George 912-843-8118' 
 
Roopville 770-854-4356 
 
blade,'9ult., hay fork" boom. rake. aerator, 
 
BoxSprings'706-326-0013 
 
'374-0515 
 
Hay tedder, pull type; 12',4. spindle, good JD 6200 open' station w/canopy. loader priced separate. Ken Phillips Bogart 7060 
 
4' rotary cutter. 'pull type. old but works. Deutz 130 06, '120 hp. needs brake 'work, condition, $1250. Emory Merk Commerce ready; 2 sets of remotes, 805 hours, $21.500. 714-7282 
 
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excellent for light brush, $100. Charles $2000 obo., call before 9 p.m. PeeWee 706-367-8644' 
 
TIm Hinton Monroe 770-267-2163 ' 
 
,M/F 175 fresh painVengine, ext. hyds., 
 
McGaughey Monroe 770-207-8804 
 
Flanders Alma 912-632-6472 
 
Hay/pallet fork, for 3-pt. hitch. HD,- $145; JD 6300 tractor, 2600 hrs., good condition, .$5000. Joe CunninghamP'O. Box 121 Box 
 
'4-row flip bottom plow, good cond., $600; F600 Ford log truck, winch & fold down trailer hitch for 3-pt. 'hitch, $100. Wayne $14,000. Clay Bodrey Damascus 229-758- Springs 31801706-269-3239706-587-9133 
 
2-row p,lanter. fair cond. $300; 2~row standers, ex-woodmizer olimer. $2000. Mike Quarles Demorest 706-778-5184 
 
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MF 1085, 4000 hrs, 81 hp. good condition, . 
 
cultivator, GC, $300. Abe Banks Warner Jones Macon 478-474-0036 . , . 
 
Haymovers, hvy. duty 3-pt. hitch, spears, JD 70 dsl., wide. front, runs great. power good paint &. sheet metal. Wes B. Sparks' 
 
Robins 478-788-9455 
 
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Farmall "A". Farmall '200'" Farmall 'H", forks.& unrollers, also custom built spears for steering, good condition, must sell, $3800. Mansfield 770-466-4568 706-202-2942 
 
4000 Ford. 52 h:>., 3-pt. hitch; hydro" "MD' Farmall, all run well. D. Gay Lyons 912- front-end loader. Pete Harris Elberton 706- Paul McCalla FayetteVille 770-461-4335 MF 135 dsl., pis, w/rotary mower, $4500. 
 
diesel, new tires/painfin grt. cond.; also 37pt. 565-7035 
 
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some 3-pt. equip. Nelson Massey Conyers 
 
6' bushhog, $8500. Tracy Lepard Roopville Farmall H tractor for parts, all there. Samuel Heavy duty 50-ton log splitter, runs !\'reat, ,JD 7405 MFWD 105 h.p. power, quad 770-483-2639 
 
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770-854-7713 
 
Brown Rochelle 229-643-7282 
 
$900. Heywood Farm Monroe 770-867-3830 trans., like brand new. 'only 475 hrs., $3500 MF 235, gas, pis, 41 hp. tractor, runs well, 
 
'. 4000 watt DevilbiS<l generator, exc. cond., Farmall Super A. complete engine Heston PT-10, fair condition, $500 obo.. obo. Paul Rivers Fayetteville 678-776-0354 .looks good, $4000. Maron Richards l'yus 
 
has less than 50 hOLrs run time, $300. Bob overhaul, 3-pt. hitch, hyd. lift. unused rear trade for barrel saddle, no calls after 9:30 JDA,,1951, runs. tires weathered, n03-pt., 770-301-2321 
 
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Barikston Barnesville 770-358-0121 
 
tires, nice, $2500. Willie'Lee Statesboro 912- p.m. 'Justin Caswell Hogansville 706-637- $1600. Ed Yawn Newnan ,770-253-6473 
 
r,liF 50 bushhog, bottom plow & blade, 
 
49 AC-WD w/3 bOttom plow, completely '587-5983 
 
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JD M sickle cutter (working),' all $3500; Farmall Cub w/cultivator & turning 
 
restored, $2300/0bo. Elmer' J.. Osner Fertilizer spreader, Befco, cone shaped Hit & miss 3 to 5 hp., LB Int'l motor, motor accessories. Marshall Williams PO Box 82163 plow.,$2250, aft. 6 pm. Fred Cook Roopville 
 
Loganville 770-318-0798 770-466-4696 
 
steel. used once"exc.cond. Ralph Rolerkite is stuck. Leo Brown Cordele 229-535-6497 Athens 30608 770-934-7741706-543-2135 , .:..77:..:0~-~8~54~7",5~1~00~ 
 
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5 foot rotary mowe-, used & in good cond . Milledgeville 478-968-7563 
 
. . Hustler 3400, z-turn mower, 130.hrs.; exc, JD crawler 450E Iona track,6-wayblade MF tract()l" 135. low,hou~ an.<jlooks great, . _ 
 
, $300/firm. Randy Bryan Franklin 770"854C- , Flatbed dual axle' fr~iJer, $900;' oldi'Jse<j' .coria:;'28-hp. Kubotadsl., catcher. tLJrI'trres,~rodt"'aKe:eXG:-concr.-:JerrY Hoft~LyOns' 912-~ $6;250;'Eugcri"~Pliillips Hartwell 864-348- 
 
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bushhog. $100. John Gibson Newborn 706- seat, $13,995. K: Fahn Calhoun 770-778- 578-3211. 
 
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544 JD loader. $12 500, in good cond., call 468-8484 
 
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JD feedmill. good for parts, $500, Kelley Massey Ferguson grain drill, '8' wide. exc. 
 
aft. '7 pm. Gordan Ta>lor Alma 912-632-5288 Ford '52 mdl. 8N, new wires, good lift, runs HydraUlic logsplitter, 4x20 cyl., 16GPM Wyatt Dublin 478-275-8983 
 
cOnd.,.barn kept, $1,600 OBO. Terry Fountain 
 
5x5 round hay bale', 5500 Heston, auto tie. well, 12 volt, key start, $2200. Jell Rowland Barnes 2 stage pump, 8 hp, Kohler, retum JD mule'drawn cotton' picker, model #31, ~C~a~ir~0.::9~1=-2~-3~7~8::.-1~0~5:::!4:..-----;--,- 
 
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used last season, ggod working condition. Milledgeville 478-452-1294 
 
detent on ,valve, highway towable. Scott made in 1932, good'condition. $2000. Dale McCormick Farmall 'Super C tractor, 
 
$1500. Lester Hill Chatsworth 706-695-4314 Foid 3000 dsl., $4600; Ford 801 dsl. w/p/s. Magyar Grantville 678-467-3433 , 
 
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Wiley Covington 770~464-3815 
 
tricycle front-end, hyd. ,drawbar, running 
 
6' Bushhog branG cutter. fair condition, 
 
cuts good. $300. Doug Locke Winston 678- 
 
232-0934' 
 
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72 MF 135 diesel ~ractor. exc. cond. new 
 
paint, ready to wo~, $4,400 firm. Thomas 
 
Rowley Perry 478-987-3448 
 
84' Howard rOto\ator transport, wheels, 
 
hyd. lift. $2500/0bo;c 60 , Howard rotovator, 
 
377P0H_'2~~V:2l~' ~~s. 
 
$950fi E Irm.. 
 
F reeman 
 
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8N Ford tractor, -ebuilt engine last yr., everything works. $2200 w/new bushhog. 
 
$2.850 film. Howard'Milsap Newnan 770- 
 
253-4594 
 
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f.r.o8nNt wFhoeredls.trbacattoter,ryr~Jnnds 
 
well, unused tires; coil.-Tommy Denton 
 
Stockbridge 770-507-6446678-300-0125 
 
8x24 Gooseneck tailer. 3-6000 lb. axles. 
 
$1500; 7x16 dovetai., 6000 lb. axles. brks.. 
 
$4300, both are excellent. Richard Turner IH 1586. 3750 hrs. 500 hrs. on eng., 3 JD, 1975 830, less than '1,000 hrs., condition, $1000. Charles Reed Sylvania 
 
Winston 770-489-7504 770-639-7504 
 
remotes. factory duals, 4 post canopy, exc. excellent condition, uriused tires. additional ~91~2=--~5~64~-~7.::4.:.;73~-,- 
 
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'Ford 3400 front loader/backhoe w/3-pt. cond., $7500. John Bell Moultrie 22~-324- equipment. mower. haylift, plOW, $8,500. Bill Mighty Mac compost shredder,,5 hp. B &.5 
 
hitch & PTO, good condition, $6500. Don 2239 
 
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:Dees Carrollton 770-832-8905 
 
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IH Cub, '75, EC. $4500;, Farmall Cub. 
 
Ma'rke't Bullet-.n Ad Form Ford 350, grain dump truck, great falTT) burnedeng.,$600;Cubcults. 6'KingCutter. 
1 ' . ' , . 1 truck nell:' brakes, oil' change, good tires, finishing, mower, $650, etc. Darwyn Shannon 
 
engine. G. Jones Alpharetta 770-475-5049 
 
1 1 1983 model, $990. Robert Aiken 525 Old Conyers 770-761-,1888 770-860-1011 
 
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1 Ford 3600 With five pieces of ~U1pment, new paint & decals, everything works., SPI~- . and phone number or name and complete address. The Market Bulletin reserves the right 
 
$6500. Ive. messg. F. P. Rossman Moultrie out wheels. $4000. Arlington West Sylvania .t d't u' 
 
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Fo rd 39s 30 d.I 'tractor, 470 hrs., pIs, 45 ' Int'l Harvester 7' SI.Ckle mower beIt dn.ven, 
 
1 0 e I ,no ces excee mg e -wo  uru. n y one" no I~ , owe per Issue. 
A' ddvier'dtISeIrs are' h encoudra' gedhetloi reViebw" the adve, rtisImi g gubild" elines and, under 
 
PTO hp., 8/2 spd., hyd. 2 spool. $10,800.D. exc. cond., 4 complete spare blades, $1250. 10 VI ua category, ea lOgs ore su mltting notices or,pu lcation 
 
Chandler Carrollton 770-832-2364. 
 
Kendra Read Barnesville 770-358-7565 , 
 
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Ford 4000 tractor has rebuilt engine, 52 Int'l TD15-C, 90% SAL.T. U.C,,' rebuilt 
 
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hp., new paint & battery, $6000; 5' bushhog engine, ROPS w/ripper just' put,:on, 'exc. 
 
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mower, $500. aft. 6 pm. ~illy Lewis Nashville" cond., C-frame, $24.500/obo. Don Williams 
 
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'Carrollton 770-854-8958 
 
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16" tires, unused, $2250. Johnny Bruce Ford 4600 tractor & rotary mower, 52 hp.; Int.l E270 21 yd. good operating condition, 
 
Covington 770-385-0589, 
 
unused front tires. battery, radiator, $6000. $13.500. Alan Hall Milledgeville 478-452- 
 
9 ft. hyd. John Deere pull harrow. new 20 in. will separate. John Wofford Albany 229-888- .!..7~42=:2=-----_-:----:----::-...,.... 
 
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disks, ,$1500. Joy Cwens St. George 904- 3927 
 
International Cub crawler blade; belly 
 
259c8256 
 
' Ford 5K w/front loader; 5' bushhog, 6' box mower, turning/spring tooth' plows; stored 
 
9-ton self unloadi,g H.. Steel grain/feed blade, 6.5' harrows, .6' finish mower, 9" years, $3500. Mike Hallmark Dallas 770-445- 
 
boQY, mounted on Fo-d F-700. George Smith digger, $14,500/0bo. Robin H.' Mullins -=64--,-7~5=--,-,--77~0=----=3-,--77'::c---=6-=2=-28~ 
 
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Washington 706-678~7929 
 
Pembroke 912-653-2611 
 
J.D. 4440 Cab tractor, 9209 hrs. $17,500; 
 
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95 Ford diesel me9.,1715. 500 hrs., front Ford 601 tractor, gas motor. 12 volt, good J.D.359dieselpower-unit,105HP,bothgood 
end loader, 4wd, 11>. turf tires, finishing condition, comes w/5' bush-hog, $2500. condo Ricky Taylor Blakely 229:723-4296 
 
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mower, 4' tiller, rock rake, other. C. H. Holmes Walter Chastain Sautee 706c754-5531 
 
JD 1941' LA, runs." well, looks good, 
 
Fayetteville 770-461-6497 
 
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Ford' 7610 w/turbo, dsl., pis, excellent cultivators, $3,700. Steve Watkins Jefferson 
 
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97 MF 253.53 hp. Nlloader canopy and 6' running. 441 on new 'engine, hyd remote, .!..7~06"::-;;3:::6.:..7-=0::::9",9~8...,......,..-_..,..-.,,..,._ _~-::=-:: 
 
Rhino bushhog, 'e::c. cond.. 400 hrs,. $7000. Mark Spruill ,Carrollton 770-845-2985 'JD 24T hay baler, rebuild or parts, $750; 
 
$17,000.. Chris ,Smit, laGrange 706-882- Ford 8N, $2600, runs good, owned 20 yrs" orchard disc. $325; smoothing disc, $275. 
 
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garage kept. Thomas Scott Watson 680 Carl McFarland Conyers 770-761-5130' 
 
AC 6060 farm tractor. 63 hp. VGC. canopy, Ebenezer Road Fayetteville 30215 770-632- JD 2640, two remotes, canopy, 148 front- 
 
$7500;. Hardee 9' pJII type' bushhog. HD; 1177770-632-1'177 
 
end loader, spear'& bucket, $9,000. Marvin 
 
'$1200. Brian Wimpey Clermont 770-983- Ford 9N, ,GC, $2300, also 20 disc Bell Greensboro 706-467-3906 
 
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1056 Aerator--lawson~ture aerator w/seed 
box & hydraulic lift wh3els. exc. cond., $8500. 
Ron 0 Ward Elbertor. 706-213-9175 
Air compressor, 10[' CFM, gas, $1800. J.D. Wilson Atlanta 770-451-7310  
 
smoothing harrow, bush & bog harrow, cultivator & scrape blade. Jeff Connally Powder Springs 770-942-5700 , ' Ford Jubilee. $2800; Ford 8N, doesn't lift, 
$a00; MF 35 Deluxe' $2200, all run well. Archie Harris Warwick 229-535-6535 
 
JD 318 w/38' mower, 'power bagger, mulcher. 50' tiller, 54' front blade, rear PTa, 3-pt. hitch, $3500. Elliott Faircloth Cartersville 770-607-9612 
JD 350 loader parts lor sale; 1 1/4 yd. GP bucket, 1 front hood & grill, engine hood & stack. 
 
Plea~e include your name and'compl~te address on all correspondence ~ent io the 
 
Bulletin office. 
 
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Backhoe 709 Melr:>se w/24 , bucket fits' Ford dirt scoop, $2250; also other, call aft. 'Ron Springer DawSOnville 77Q-887-0168 Bobcat'skidsteer, rna/fit other brands also, 6 pm. Clay Pentecost Winder 770-867-4373 JD 400 tractor w/trailerand snow blade: 
 
1 'I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the 'necessary requirements for 
 
$4500. Brad Dilbeck CarterSville 770-966-0985 Forks, quick attach, fit any front end loader, Bigham' Brothers paratill 10:. 6 shank light duty,'1500 Ibs. $250; heavy 4000 Ibs,. 
wHoller, Tommy MeaaMidville 706-554-6107 $400. Bosco Lewis Rincon 912-429-3787 
 
Bradco backhoe 'HD 9 to fit skid steer, ,Front end'ioader--Massey Ferguson, 5 1/2 
 
sheltered, 18' bu:ket. Michael 'Knox ft. bucket. $1250. Greg Chapman Perry 478- 
 
Douglasville 770-94~0003 
 
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Please review reqJirements under ad, categories before sUbm.itti~g your ad. 
 
Front scrape blade for Farmall Cub. $~OO. w. R. Rachley Dewy ~ose 706-283-7524 . 
 
60' cut, $2800. Anita G. Reisinger Marietta 
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1 $3,OOO/OBO. Tony L. Brown 43 Watson, Mill 
 
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Rd. Comer 30629706-783-4481 
 
1 JD 4020, recent overhaul & paint, $8900; JD 
 
Thisfonn' will appear periodically .inthe Market Bulletin as space pennits. 
 
3020, new' paint & rubber, $7500, both wide  Ailvertisers may photocopy the fonn for future use, 
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Wednesday January.7,2004' 
 
Model 851 New Holland hay baler, makes 5 Want ~4 flip Int'l bottom plow, 285 .MF ,'1'set' of' dual wheel axles w/springs & Farm, or estate gates for sale, made from 
foot by 5 foot rolled bale, excellent condition, tractor. Donald Vickers Wray912-468-5386 brackets; 8qOO Ibs., wood'splitter, 3 pt hitch; western' cedar, any size. Russell Cochran $3100: Dan T. Fowler ,Blythe 706-554-2513 .Want 40', 50' or 60' Land,plane, will pick" works on tractorhyd. Ken Fuqua Rockmart Alpharetta 770-475~6473678-513-0781 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
706-554-3709 
 
up any location. William Darsey Lakeland 770-684-8794 
 
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Fiber storage barrels;, 27' tall and 16" 
 
Mule drawn hay rake, $150; steel wheel 229-482"2495 ' 
 
12 foot corral panels with gate, $400. C.:B. diameter, metal bottom and metal clamp~on "you have any questions regarding ads in this, 
 
wagon gear, $150, call aft. 6 pm. Dwayne Want 6" diameter posthole' auger for 3-pt. Awtrey Waleska 770-796-5460 
 
' lid, stackable; $3 ea: David Lance'Snellville category, callB~nda Donnell at 404-65h9081 , 
 
Fortner Dahlonega 706-864-3265 
 
hitch, reasonable price & in good condition. 15'used utility poles, 30' long, 100 1x6x8 1..71..70~-..::9:.:.7=2....:-9~8::..:7..::0:.......,:-::-_:--:-_ _---,._:----::-.,,;- 
 
,NH 3010 Ford, 1997,45 hp., 975 hrs., great shape, 1 owner, $11,500/0BO. Alan' Collins 
 
Miles Patrick Winder 770-867-4075' Want 8,12' small air blast sprayer, 50-;100 
 
pine boards, $1.75 ea., other widths and lengths avail. 'Vernon Richardson Rutledge 
 
Food'grade,.60 gal. heavy plastic closed top drums, 2 bung holes w/female threads for 
 
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nliovet slitmocitked(i.et.o; ,thcoasttelea,neimquailnses,ugchoaa~s,, 
 
, Camilla 229-..336-7272 229-881-9201 NH' 3930;' excellent cond., 590 hrs. 
 
$12,000. Wendell Madray Waynesboro 706- 
 
554-2789 
 
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gallon, ,in good' condition, aluminum tripod orchard ladde'~s.Brian, Heatherington Tallapoosa 770-714-8381 
Want 8Q-100 hp. dsl. tractor,4wD w/cab, 
 
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'16 corral panels; 1 gate,panel, $60 ea., 1 
 
hay i'ing, $40, '1 water trough, $40, 1 feed 
 
trough,$40.'JeffHarperAlpharetta770-442- 
 
water faucet, exc..drums for water storage. isnhepeops, sswesinseio, na,nodf.pothueltrya) dmvuesrttihsal!vr'efboer ean,' 
 
George Gibson Marietta 770-579-6410 
 
minimum' of 90 days before they can be 
 
For sale 1 1-HP, deep well jet pump and 84 am,ertised. feet of 1 1/4" galvinizepipe, $125 for 'total.. ==~='---'-'--'---~------ 
 
NH 630 round baler, $7,000. James Hinton AC, 1000 PTa, good condition, low hrs. Brian 0652 
 
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Gene Mullis Dublin 478-272-3148 
 
Reynolds 478-847-3452478-847-3319' , Cook'Loganville 678-794-1483 
 
16 rafters, lath and tin for 15'x33' shed, For sale: Golden #2 cane mill and 60 gallon 
 
Cattle 
 
NH '6610, 85. hp., remotes, 750 hours, Want Cub Farmall'.Super A, Super C or M $150. Taylor Lee Franklin 706-675-6057 
 
syrup kettle. JEvers Nonnan 'Park 229-769-' 1 polled Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old, proven 
 
$11,500;, NH 5610, -75 hp., 1100 'hrs:, Farmall, running or parts, within 200 miles of 18 ton feed bins w/Choretime fill systems,30n ' 
 
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- -breeder,' $425, 'call aft. 6 pm: M. Pate 
 
$11,000. Marcus Gregory Hinesville 912- Atlanta. Eugene Carithers Conyers 770-855- other ,'equip. avail: Geoffrey, Parrish Free 7 room old farm house, you tear down Stockbridge 770-474-1439. 
 
876-5888912-269-7446 . 
 
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& remove, or have the old farm house moved. 10 black & red top quality bulls for sale, 
 
N'ew.Holiand TR85 combine w/1S' rigid Want Farmall A and Super A, running or not ,1960 barn disassemble and haul-off barn Lonnie Mahan Dacula 770-682-2017 
 
$1200/ea. Terry Solomon Ba!l Grou!1d 770- 
 
,head and 4-row corn head, excellent for parts. Hershel Frazier Cumming 770-844- ,wood and tin for free. Greg Willis Lakemont Furniture grade oak,lumber, other 'misc. 889-2609 
 
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"condition. Shane Brannen Glennville 912- 8844 . ' 
 
706-782-2741 706-782-9885 
 
items. Don Phillips Tucker 770~934-3287 
 
12 Beefmaster heifers, 16-18 mos., open.. .- 
 
654-4855 
 
Want.Ford Jubilee, Naa, 600, 800, 601, 801 1979 C-10, Scottsdale truck, good tires, . Goats heavy metal feed troughs, 10' long, B. Farmer Oxford 770-786-6469 
 
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00 Frick sawmill wlDetroit engine, edger & junker for parts; 100 . miles of Atlanta. B. cab/body, and. trans. motor is, stuck, 4' deep, 4 to 51/2" wide:$5 ea. Jim Thaxton .12 polled Hereford ~!Jlls, ~,yrs. old, all AI. 
 
slab carrier, $11 ,000. D, Baize Rex 770-961- .Wilson Douglasville 770-947-1970' 
 
$450/obo. Dan Dixon Gordon 478-628-2551 Watkinsville' 706-769-1315 
 
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, s!red by breed leading. Sires, cert. he~d. 
 
6742 
 
Want Howard rotovator for a Farmall Cub. 2 5X9 sheet, 'galvanized steel, $35 ea. 2 Good used tin & lumber, .trusses and Jimmy Jeanes Gray 478-986-3426 . 
 
Pasture renovator, Hay King, like new, Randy Simmons,Cleveland 706-348.1814 5x12, also $35 ea. for, flooring utility chicken house equip. ,Hoke Caudell Homer 12 regd: polled Hereford,b~lIs, Including 6 
 
pricee to sell. Joshua Martin Cleveland 770- Want IH 660 cotton'sprayer for parts; also trailers/trailer frame & axle, $200 w/wheels.. 706-677-4682 - , 
 
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' sons of Felton 5,17, ,good EPD s, ultra-sound, 
 
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,544 IH tractor for parts: Rober.t W. Rosie Higgins Lawrenceville 770-963-5746 
 
Greenhouse pIa' st'IC, new 6M. I'1, '4 yr. HIili,ec h7e7r0d-8c5e4r-t4. 5&48accred. M. B. Lane Canrollton 
 
. Pea arid butterbean sheller, complete w/all Montgomery Reynolds 4780837-2356. ' 
 
. 2 bath tubs for watering livestock, $25. ea. , Thermic. 24'x100', $100, qty. 15, 20'x150' 
 
belts, 100. bushelslhr., commercial use for ,Want JD 3050"55, 4040-50 or 55 four post or $30 for both. Frank Jackson Powder $125 qty. 2. A '.Deigna,n Locust. Grove 770- 15 head of breeding age, :A1 bred Jersey . 
 
large quantities. Jimmy Cargle Tifton 229- farm traCtor in very good condo & reasonably Springs 770-499-1578 
 
957-7446 
 
bulls. Carey Bryans Newborn 706-342-0534 
 
388-0071 
 
priced.L. Kinsley Perry 478-714-9900 478- 
 
Pecan sprayer, FMC 957, speed sprayer, 987-~837 
 
.2 hand. hewn s,tructures' .1810 2 .story' timberframe, 1835 1&1/2 story log cabin" 
 
Greenhous~, us.ed, 12'X24', 6 Windows, 
 
e,.xchoamum, ster. fCaina,llydemlivaedrey ,-=$2 =4=5=0~/Berearl.yte!Jd.eL'.G=aJylo=lo:wn!e.ar.y..P.eb!ur k.llis.n,.s:141:78~-m=9=o8=s2.=-2=7o~l5d~6, 
 
Detroit engine, exc. shape, mounted on Chev Want John Deere Model LA &. Model 60, dismantled, tagged. 'Jimmy' Poss CARLTQN avail., loaded with potting shelves $1995.- 2. Hereford CI'9SS heifers, bred to calve early 
 
truck, $12,500. Ray Register Ray City 229- 75 mile radius. Byron Jones Adairsville 770- 30627. 706-797-3317' 
 
Dave Morris Douglasville 770-826-8674 
 
spnng, $700/ea; 1, Hereford cow w/calve, 
 
251-7790 
 
548-0667 ' 
 
, .20-3555 gal. p. lastic drums, 2 bang holes, H ay n'ng,' used q season, 65; water tubv'e, $5830708. Shannon Fortson Royston 706-245- 
 
.Quick hitch - Delta Hook Co., 1 male, 3 ,Warit John Deere gator an.d quick attach 55 gal. lock ring, 55 gal. metal "'1/0 lids, 55 $10; barb wire streacher, $8, 3/4 and 1/2 hp 
 
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female, fits 3-pt. hitch up to 45 hp tractor, $600. D. L. Smith Williamson 770-567-3516 
 
Reconditioned automatic, Whitfield tree , planter, $4000. Justin Studstill Route 3 Box '182 Nashville 31639229-244.9131 229-686- 
 
5603 
 
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ReplacerT)ent small engines, '5-7-8-1 0 B.S. 
 
pallet forks'for a JD 460 loader. Shane Taylor 
 
Gainesville 770-540-5003 
 
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Want KMC no-till rigw/rippers and wheels or wheels. and brackets. Wesley' Mathis Cordele 229,-273-7282 229-273-2537 
 
Want KMC ripper bedder 6-ro.w, in good condition. Thomas M. Waters Rebecca 229-. 
 
gal. stainless. Jimmy Cannon 'Canton 770- elec. motors, $15 ea:. Bob Day'Auburn 770, 
 
889-2342 
 
867-8448 
 
'22' flat steel rafters, $25 ea., have 15, 16' High tensile, electric fence wire, 14 gauge 
 
flatbed trailer, BP, dovetail ramps, new tires, ea.: roll !lOOO', 4 rolls,. $43/roll. .Ed Ballard 
 
$850. D. Moore Cartersville 770-382-2094 Zebulon 170-227-3569 " 
 
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. 4000 gal. diesel tank w/pump, good condo .. Lard press, cornsheller: no. 2 bell, corn 
 
Phil Adkins Vieima 229-273-7691 229-942; cracker,"turpentine tools, anvil, post mount 
 
.-2regd. ,Black Angus bulls, 1 yr. old, A1 
 
Sired, I;PD s, exc. condition, $1250/ea. Jerry 
 
Ellis Calhoun 706-629-1.386 
 
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. 25 Angus-crossed hel~ers, ready to breed 
 
,n January, average, weight 750 Ibs. Bruce 
 
Parker Butler 478-86~-3.966' 
 
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.25 top qU~lIty .spn~glng Holstein heifers, 
 
horizontal shaft; 5-8-10-12-12 1/2-16 B&S vertical shaft, L'70 Yanma'r dsi., VGC, $60- 
$300. William Milford Carnesville 706-3844082" 
 
643-7779 
 
'2160 
 
Want ~345DT' Kubota tractor for parts; 40hp and 50hp, elec. 3ph motors 
 
need hyd. pump & trans. Ray Duncan Buford w/starter's, $225 & $250; 3' hydraulic pump, 
 
30519770-932-8604770-363-2877, 
 
$225. Jim Mabry Marietta 770-993"4997 '~ 
 
horse head & scyth. P. Jewell Waycross 912- 
 
283-8871 ' 
 
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t .. Like new 100 gallon diesel uel tank 
w/electric pump,$600/obo: Eric Williams 
 
wllI"start calVing ,n Jan:, approx. wgt. 1200 Ibs. Dale Rowden Fanml'!gton 706-,769-0980 
 
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3 Black Angus heifers, commencal grade, 
 
Rhino bush hog, root rake,- Troy Bilt tiller, Want PTa drive manure ,spreader; in good 5 yr.cild breeder chicken house equipt., tin, Canton 678-493-5944 770-560-7056 
 
b?rn March. 2003; 1.Black Angus regd..bulI, 
 
welder. William R Barr 526 'Highway Clarkesville 30523 706-754Q182 . 
 
17 condition.. C. FraZier Sharpsburg 770-251'0644 
 
'23'6', $15/sheet, trust, $75 ea.,.feed bin, $625, slats, 14', deal' on all. james Baxter 
 
.' youLru. mbloegr.s- 
 
ceodrar, mriende~w: h. l.tDeamo.eakl , 
 
'. "''1C11o1 rbsaewtt 
 
RltO, Pathfinder & Emulation bloodlines. 
 
Bruce Ballinger Atlanta 9-12-393-3355 
 
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Shavings baler, conveyor; shaker, staple. Want auger/posthole digger and bit, must ,Elberton 706-'213-0636 706-757-2581 
 
W hin ton 706-274-3325 
 
3 Buffalo bull calves, 8 mos. old, ,ready, 
 
guns, makes square bales for' bedding, fit 3-point hitch/PTa & be I.n ,good working, '  55 gaI.' f0od grade"met aI barreIs, 30 gaI. . aLsumbegr,, fresh,. cut to your speci.ficati.ons, $OSaOkOw/eoao.,d c7o7w0s-5, 3$6S-O5O29t9o, $800.. Steve R.eed, 
 
$8500, will trade. Marty Fulghum Lavonia condition. Les Tyer Newnan 770-253-4093 food grade plastic barrels w/screw on lid. k . . - 
 
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706-356-2376 
 
Want backhoe attachment for Kubota David Piper Loganville 770-972-0228 
 
oa , pine, popu ar,'wi. rave: , : ay or 30 regd. polled Hereford bows, calving 
 
Sirex rake, Peerless caddy, 8 wheel hyd. iift tractor M-57 series. Robert A Prosser Fort arms, pull type, exc. cond:, $1800. Robert Valley 478-953-5988 
 
55 I tid 
 
55 I I r b I Calhoun 706-602-0380 
 
ga. me a rums, ga. pas IC arre S, .. ' .Meat gnnders,. Hobart, 2hp, 3ph, 
 
me,~t 
 
now, good EPD's, Victor Domino bloodline,. herd." cert. ,&/ accredited. .Ricky Lane ' 
 
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$5 ea. Nan White Smyrna '770-436-3548 
 
gnnder, Toledo 1.5hp,. 230. V, 1 ph. DaVid Carrollton 770-258-5890 
 
McConnell Lumpkin 706-366-1477 229-887-, Want backhoe, Int'l 3444 or 250. B. S. 55 gal. metal, 55 gal. plastic drums iN/lid G II p. M taO 7066284667 
 
raised 3570 ,SIX 
 
small 
 
craftsman 
 
tractots:tjuartrans.' ~ 
 
Lambert Covington 678-699-3164 .. ' Want fenders to. fit. Ford 4610 or' 66lo"in 
 
andiN/outlid.2:bong.holes"plastic drum food grade. Bill Cheatwood, Jackson 770-227_ 
 
aMe0~aplsrlonllefo~mo,.unng 
 
mIanc~l.ne- 
 
-. for sale; call 
 
f<:>r 
 
- 30 registered black Angus 3 years calving 
 
"with second'calf: 
 
together,'verygentTe, 
 
some. running, made in' the sixties, lots of good condition., Harold Holt Elberton 706" 9708 . 
 
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,- .more information or e-ma,1 me. Bobby Morns .nice bull. Steve Rhinehart Ranger .706-629" 
 
Parts'& equip., $1000. Lanry Shipp Dallas 283-7641' 
 
70 ea. Shenandoah pancake brooders, Taylorsville gailsaid@aol.com 770-3837-2919 1405 
 
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Want good 3 point hitch rear tine tiller for used in good cond., $25 ea., or take all for Nursery'containers for sale, 1 gal- gal. up 4 miniature cows 1 miniature bull 1 Buffalo 
 
Spreader truck-chicken litter: 1974: Ford, Kubota tractor, BX2200, PTa driven. James $20 ea. F. O. Whitaker Ellijay 706-889-4811 . to 65 gal., free dely. on Irg: quantities. bull, cow. & yearling. Craig Winfrey 'Kite 478- 
 
. 4/spd, 330 HD, Chandler spreader body-16', M. Holt Ellijay 706-635-4114 770-315-0655 
 
8' chain link cyclone fencing, you take Anthony Sedes Kennesaw 770-529-5297 .::4:::::69::..-..::3'-'4:::::66"-_ _---,....,... 
 
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new brakes, GC, $7500. Elberton 706-498-2484 
 
Ronald, Ward 
 
Want hydraulic post driver, Worksaver, Shaver' or Danuser, .side 'or rear offset 
 
down approx. 10 acres of fencing, $0.89/ft.,- Platform scales, 1 like new Hobart "'1/1000 top rail also avail.' Sammy ,Boyd Augusta Ib: weights; 3?0; and 1 used/like new old one, 
 
40 good 
 
ebxrcc'obdlaccokwhse;if1e0rsynshgo: t~s~' wdocromwesd:,3mbalkke: 
 
Super A equipment, 1 JD Grel!ns mower, preferred, reasonably' priced. Stan-Lawson 706-863-4959' 
 
was used, In Ice plants, $250.. -Ralph bulls. Freeman. Wingard Montezuma 478- 
 
JD 317, 318, 46', 112 parts tractor. R. Walker Cleveland 706-865-3113 706-865-3680, 
 
. 9 corral panels, 12', $60 ea., 1 panel Abernathy Lula 706-677-3493 
 
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Woodstock 770-924-0822 
 
' Want no-till drill for grass seed: 8' or 10', w/door, 12', $80, all for $525. Bobby Denton Poultry equip., 5000' of Choretime feeder 48HD young bred commercial cows, some 
 
. TCM ,wheel loader, dsl., 4WD, auto, cab, good condition. Bert Bird Alpharetta 770- Covington 770-464-3900 
 
for pullets/programmed/brollers, good cond., w/calves,1 blk. bull. Cooper Field Nunez 
 
aux. hyd., grappie,-3/4yd.bucket, 1200 hrs., 475-4864 
 
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9 ton.feedb',n, Sl'de Iadder t0 top door, new'48.' slafunt wall fansF, 2-,eka.S8a,ton' BCrocl<t bins4,l0ik4e '912-562-3314912-562-4276 
 
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$11,900. TIm Norton Elberton 706-283-8656 Want old Gravely tractor, must be running, elec. motor, auger, and, piping, galvanized new, maces. ran xon an on - 6 Texas Longhorn cattle, ready to rope, 
 
Tiller, Honda FR700, rear tine, 7 hp., good no junk. Robert Clark Leslie 229-938-6014 metal, ready for use, $900. Rick Stratton' 626-8508 
 
-' $375/ea. A. Simmons Rydal 770-655-1712 
 
condition, $1000, call aft. 9 PrT1. or Sat &Sun. Want old John Deere harrow model 8HD- McDonough 770-480-6000 770-914-6966 
 
$aw sharpeners, 1 model 308 ser. 11821' 7 mos. Black Baldy heifers, apProx., 400 
 
L. Fahn Adairsville 770-493-9035 
 
02. Jack Beckom Barnesville 770-358-2678 
 
Trailer, 10-ton Birmingham 'trailer, oil bath: Want old OC3 Oliver crawler or HG crawler. 
 
co9n0d9uitp; ieacls.eo,n4o0t 0uspeiedcega1l~v2a"niczoenddu3i/t4," 
 
pipe some 
 
by Foley Belsaw, $650; 1, by, Stlhl ser. ,Ibs., milk & grain' fed, $40'0. Bill Hawkins' 7221523 ,mo,qel. 3980-1354, $450, Sylvania912-564-7957 . 
 
tri-axle "'1/6 good 16' tires, ramps '& Igts., also 
equip. trailer, $1500. Carlton Kimble Snellville 770-483-9984. 
Trailer, 16' eq'uipment trailer, 7' wide, 7000 
 
J. Hensley McDonough 770-388-0172 
Want pecan -sweeper, tractor mounted, reasonably priced.. Rentz'Chester 478-358; 4616 . 
 
larger, #3320. Sam Hedgepath Macon: 478- 
 
743-0777 
 
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Agriculture tarps, 'E.V.A.' high ,density 
 
Polyethlene.. 25'x100', farm weather 
 
both/$1000. Bob Whitner Conyers 770-335- 
 
0524 Siloqoors, 
 
20 
 
@ $14 
 
ea., 
 
cle.a~ 
 
chute, 
 
$20., 
 
ole9~0$.A9n5gpuesr 
 
cross heifers, 11 to pound. Mike Watkins 
 
12 23 
 
months Watkins' 
 
Lane Milan 31060 229-385-3881229-362- 
 
Mark Stovalilla 706-255-7473' 
 
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lb. capacity, needs' some work, $900. Howard F. Wilson Moreland 770-251-8864 ' 
,Trailer, 16' x 7', (2';dovetail) flatbed w/dtJ~1 
axles & brakes, excellent condition, $t100. 
 
. Want rear cultivator attachment for Super A proteCtion. Charles J.Acree 204 Carbondale . Split. locust farm fence rails and post, del. 
 
Fannall tractor. W. K. Barrett Bremen 770- Rd. Daltori30721 706-463-0742 
 
. and Installed. anywhere... C. Mitchell, 
 
537-4346770-537-3792' 
 
All food-grade 55, 30 and 15 gal., plastic' Cleveland706-865-9828 
 
Want.'rollover frame with canopy for 'closed-top drums, 55 gal. plastic:lever-Iock Stainless meat table,$~10"approx. 17 
 
Angus Black registered heifers; 10 to 12 
 
months".Lexington area. Garry L. Shaw 
 
Carlton JSAngusFarm@aol.com 706-797- 
 
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Janet Hunter Dahlonega 706-429-8253 
 
Massey-Ferguson 175. John W. Gunn drums" 55 'gal. metal lever-lock drums. pressl,Jre treated poles, 6 x18 '. $170. M. Angus bull, 21 mo., $900; Angus-Brangus 
 
Trailer, 24 x 8 gooseneck flat bed, unused, Reynolds 478-847~3387 
 
Eugene Needham Loganville 770-466-4284 Collins Oakwood 678-~16-2895 , 
 
bull, 5 mo., $600, excellent blood line, call aft. 
 
$2,300. Paul Watkins Winder 770-867-7040 
 
Want'root rake for or adaptable to a 450 . All wire small animal cages all sizes, used ':',n/~sed~_ ~V-1 ~ . &. 12/$3.00; 7 pm: Clyde D. Dunn Milner 770-294-1947 
 
Trailer, GN, 3 axle,' 22'x8', metal floor, John' Deere crawler. Roger L.Smith Pearson but good cond' Sherrie Winston Newnan 30 x13 /$3.50, 3 x19 /$12, misc. tln/$1.50. Arigus bull.. T.C. 'Stockman sired; good 
 
ramps, new paint, $2100;'NH grinder mixer, 912-422-7168 
 
" . 678-469-84457'70-502-7856 
 
Leroy, Core Marietta 770,971-9322 
 
EPD's, 14 mos. old, good temperament &- 
 
$1200, call aft. .7 pm.b. Deaver Blairsville 
 
706-374-5789 
 
. Trailer, single axle; 6.00 x 16"tires, 4' x 8' 
 
beet, $100/obo. A. KrusbergAthens 706-548- 
 
1050 
 
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Transplanter mfg. by Parks, ,needs ne"",. 
 
Want small backhoe bucket, 6" 'to 12". Robert Washington Newnan 770-252-5447 
Want to buy square hay baler, rake,disc cutter, in good condition. David Brown Union City 770-964-1123 
Want tractor in good concfition with PS and 
 
' Anvil, blacksmitn, cast iron #25. pot, 
 
cooking grade, screw jack, heavy duty, house 
 
or; barn tYpe"A Hendrick 1290 Anderson 
 
Farm Austell 30106 770-948-9842 
 
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Approximately 2,800 sq. ft neariy. new 29 
 
gauge,bronze metal 'roofing, $.73/sq. ft., not 
 
Used materials in Fayetteville: 30' roof ADG off test, $1200. Henry. Terhune Fort.. 
 
trusses; lumb~r; plywood; doors. Thompson Valley 478-825-1911' . 
 
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Alex Fayettevllle770~461-2113 
 
',Angus bulls & heifers, 14 mos" old, ready 
 
Used peg-board, 3'x4', $2, ea., concrete. for ,breeding, also exc. group of cow.~calf 
 
",,:all, form plywogd, ,3/4", 2'x4', 2. 1/2'x4', pairs. Henry Bell Madison 706-342c8203' ' 
 
3 x4 , $.4~ sq. ft., 1/2 ,$.30 sq. ft. Joe Walker Angus bulls, perform'ance tested, exc. 
 
tank. $600, also other. Richard M. Smith loader, will consider any model below 35 HP. currently installed. Brad Curtis Cumming, FayetteVille 770-461-7142 . 
 
weaning and yearling wts., add Ibs. to your' 
 
\ BYron 478~956-4171 
 
William A. Hudson Cleveland'706-865-4158 770-887.-0150 
 
Walk-in cooler 6x6 Bailey 220 volts on calves, $1400, free dely. C. L. Cook Social 
 
Troy-Bilt, tiller, 7, hp, Kohler hiller/furrow, ' Want used Quantz pecan nutcracker, any Band sawn lumber, green: air/kiln dried skids oper~ting now i.ri 9,ood condo can load Circle 770-787-1644 678-910-4891 ' 
 
bumper w/crawler snow, blade,' all manuals model, send email w/detailsof unit &: price. pine, oak & otherS, any width,. thickness & $900. Da)/Id Doane Williamson 770-228- 'Angus herd, selling out, bull & 35 cows & 
 
included, $500. J. Beckham Hartwell 706- Benjamin Puckett Robins 478-926-7024 
 
376-9428 . 
 
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Troy-Bilt PTa Horse tiller, used two 
 
FA,RM SUPP.LIES 
 
.seasons in sandy loam, extra attachments, 
 
length' to 30'. John Sell Milner 770-228"1338 Bricks solid red from 1886, 3000 'plus, $400 
 
for all, U-haul. Von Zeit Brooklet 30415 912- 
 
842-5663 
 
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,Wanted' 2 .or ~ steel. be~ms for a tractor 
 
bridge about 24 long, '1? beams. Mark A 
 
Nels Canton 770-475-6444 
 
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calf, young gentle starter herd, $25,000. Jim Sizemore Rayle '706-274-3645 706-255-8200 ' 
Angus or Limousin cross heifers, 6 to ,9 mos. old, $450. Jimmy McDonald Jefferson 
 
$1,500. Len Morris Fickling Greensboro 706- 
 
Briggs gas engine, side shaft, water pump, Weathered barnwood, approx. 2000 bf, 706-367-4683 
 
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453-1081 Used bushhog;' $100; dual axle. trailer, 
$900. John Gibson Newborn 706-468-8494 Vermeer 554 XL round baler" excellent 
 
Ifyou'haveanyquestionsr.egardingads.inthis start 1st pull/runs well, $100. Bud 'Saylor 
 
CC!tegory, call Tammy Thomas 'aI404-651"9083. Fayetteville 770-461-9643 
 
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-'Custom sawn, & milled lumber,' kiln- 
 
1 Hirehand, 1 LB White natural gas he~ter' dried/green, roughcsawn, plan"ed; T&G 
 
various lengths, 2$ bf.,,1x8, 1x10, 1x12.. Baby Holstein bull calves, $75:'born here 
 
Jimmy Day White 770-606-9435 
 
, . on farm, receive colostrum, shots: exc. care. 
 
Wood mlzer sa~n lumber ?x4x8, $1.25 ea., Suzy Wright Ellijay 706-889"0999. 
 
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oth~r sizes avail:" other. G,eorge Powell Black Angus & Ellack Baldy heifers, 500 Ibs. 
 
.condition, used two seasons .baled' 2000 w/hoes & regulator for'poultry house or green flooring; bead board, log siding, etc. Marcia Covington 77.0-385-5718 770-855-1018 
 
average, all shots & wormed, quality stock, 
 
Visit Our Web S,ite . b70a6le-s8;86a-s6k4in0g77$0163-,4590'01.~6T5e5n4ry Taylor Toccoa 
 
house: Billy Witt Calhoun 706-629-.7412' 1 gal. old clear glass jug, hand blwn apple- 
 
Steele Cleveland 706-348~6969 . Cutting torch mounted on cart, tanks. 
 
$495. A.B. Wiley Lula 770-869-3776 ' Black Baldy heifer, approximately'2mos. 
 
'Woodsplitter, '25 ton, MTD, 5 hp., exc. shaped corker, $50. D. Peterman Alto 706- included, cattle head' gate.C Ruthie Mimbs 
 
old, $125. Greg Garner Villa Rica 770-459- 
 
condition, $300. C. Paris Temple 770-427- '778-9513 
 
Wrl'fthtsvl'lle 4786683558 
 
7277,770-834-8050 ' 
 
1 gal. plastic pots, 500, various other sizes;' Dlr!ums, 5 gal. -to 27- 5 gal., plastic or steEl!, 
 
Farm Machinery Wanted 
 
also, containers for growing plants. John' ,$4.50/up, 55 gal. stainless steel, $50:ea. Ellen 
 
Hartley Newnan 770-253-3963 
 
Chambers Fayetteville 770-774-9762. - 
 
The ,M arket,: Bulletin is available via 'the', Internet through the"foilowing address: 
 
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Black polled bulls" 8 to' 10 months, Top 
 
Wulf bloodlines, grow your own, $800-$900. 
 
Andrew Burns Sylvania 912-682-1234" 
 
. Want 20' gooseneck trailer,10K capacity or ". ,120 gal. LP tank w/gas, $250; 2 mule plow, Farm, cut pine flooring, v-joint, beaded. www.agr.state".ga.i.ls/mb:ind. e Breeding age Santa Gertrudis bulls; polled, 
 
hSihgoheerm, ~deuraWl aaxrlerewnittho-wno7r0k6in-g4b6r5a-k1es1.9J4ohn D. 
 
$100; 3 drill press, $75.' Harry \'\Iilliams Tennille 478-553-10'16 
 
ceiling, cypress. siding, delivery available. Steve Hortman Tennille 478-553-1981' , 
 
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semen checked. Andy Haman Odum 912- 
 
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THE MARKETSUELETIN' 
 
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-Georgia~okirig Brangus bulls;'i-egistued, gentle. low birth 
weight. 16-:?4 months. semen 'tested, $900/up. Barry McMalus Roopville 770854-5570' 
 
Regd. Angus bulls. AI Sired, semen tested, good seleCtion, free delivery. cert. herd. Brent Chitty Moultrie 229-985-3611229-985-3511 
Regd. Angus herd bull, Graham blood line, 
 
2-Pygmy/Lamanchu cross' go'ats, small. 
 
silver/gray does, 18 months old, ready to 
 
'breed,$65 each. Elaine Lipham Cumming 
 
770-886-8017 
 
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Breeding 'age 'FleckviEh bulls. easy' calving. 4 years old. $1600. Philip Cain LaFayette 3/4 Nubian, does, 1 3 1/2-yrs., bred; 1 4- 
 
high growth, lieavy ml;scle & top carcass 706-639-9177 423-718-9614 
 
.yrs., good trained milkers, $115 \la. 2 
 
values. good selection, priced $1000 & up. Regd. Angus,. young bulls, top Angus purebred ~ubian kid does, 7-mos., $95 ea. I. 
 
PINEAPPLE PIE 
 
Francis Stubbs Reidsvil e 912-557-4001 
Bull regd. blk. AnguE, 3 1(2 yrs.; proven breeder, low birt~ wtg., $1500; 6 mos. old blk. bull, $500. Ricky Taylor Ringgold 423-5938470 ' 
Bulls: Red Brahma." Simmental and Simbrah, weaning andlor breeding age. few cows and heifers. Cliff t-,dams Bowdon 707c 258-2069 
 
pedigrees, vacc.lregd. included, $900-$1200, call aft. 7 pm. T. Cowart Clarkesville 706754-6667706-754-4694 . ,Regd. Black Angus bull, 15 mos.' old, 
Leachman Righttime son, $950; also 1-13 mos. old crossbred Angus bull. $700. Harry Bower Fayetteville 770-460-9657 
. Regd. Black Mgus bulls, 12-30 mos., from cert. & accred. herd, semen tested. also l' 5- 
 
Harmon Thomaston 706-646-2328 
 
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4 Spanish nannies bred to regd. Boer buck. 
 
$65. Barry Smith Norman Park 229-769-' 
 
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7/8 Boer nanny with two pureblood kids.. 
 
$200 for all. Dan Everett Buena Vista 229- 
 
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ADGA LaMancha buck, exc. bloodlines; 
 
CH/GCH ,bloodlines, out of Southfork buck, 
 
Quick, easy and tasty. Add sliced bananas, chopped maraschino 
 
cherries, 
 
chopped 
 
pecans 
, 
 
and 
 
you've 
 
got. 
 
a 
 
banana 
 
split 
 
pie. 
 
1 (20-ounce) can crushed pineapple 
 
,1 (16-ounce) carton sour cream', ' 
 
1 (8-ounce) frozen whipped topping, thawed 
 
1 (S-ounce) package Instant vanilla pudding mix 
 
1 (9-ounce) graham cracker (extra serving size) pie crust 
 
Calving ease, milkinl; ability, gentleness, yr. from Aarnt Dam. Dennis Scott Sylvania CAE free, State cert., 1 1[2 yr. old. Drew 
 
choice 'grade, serv.' age, polled Irish 912"863-4754 
 
Sindorf Lindale 770-748-5518 
 
. Shorthorn bulls, selec. Oklahoma cows, can RegeL Black Angus bulls, 2 yrs. old, bred' ADGA Nubian buck, 2 1/2 yrs. old.Ann 
 
del.'Ken Bridges Nicholson 706-757-3908 ' for size-easy calving. using AI since '80, herd Gray'Miiner 770-358-7452 
 
(or 2 smaller crusts) . 
. Combine filling ingredients in large bowl. Stir until combined. Spoon into .graham cracker pie crust. Refrigerate several hours or overnight. ' 
 
Cattle 23 nice cross::lred cows, bred to cert./accred. since 1980. James Miller ADGA Nubian goats, does $300/up, bucks 
 
, Yields one large pie or two smaller pies. 
 
black Limousin bull. Jo n Peeples Royston Hawkinsville 478-892-2839 ' 
 
$200, CAE free, bottle raised. some does are 
 
706-245-6232 
 
, Regd. Black Angus bulls, yearlings & 2 yr. bred. Lisa Rees Good Hope 770-267-8279 
 
Don Peoples, Brunswick, Ga. 
 
Charolais and Angus bulls, weaning age, $850/up. breeding age $1250/up. delivery available. KenrlY York Hatwell 706-376-6083 
, Charolais bull, 3 yrs.. 1200 lb., $800; 2 Charolais' bulls. 8 mos; 500 lb., $600/ea. 
 
old. many Al sired. very gentle. Jerry 
 
Kenbeek Lakeland 229-482-2970 
 
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Regd. Black Angus, 1 bull, 1 heifer, exc. 
 
bloodlines. very tame, all shots, 7 mos., 
 
$650/ea. Gene Ashby Hartwell 706-377- 
 
Adorable baby Pygmy goats. born Thanksgiving day. does, $75; bucks $50. Vanessa J. Bachman 'Canton 770-479-3581 
Adult female goat, blk. & wht., German Shepard'sized,'breed unknown, grt. w/dogs. 
 
Testing notes: Th,is recipe makes one very large pie'or two smaller ones. The result tastes much like pistachio pudding salad - except with different flavor pudding. For testing purposes, pineapple in juice was used, along 
wit~ fat free sour cream, Iitlil cool whip anq "regular" instant pudding. 
 
john McAbee Rome 706-291-4864 
Charolais, bulls, 3 AI::A registered bulls, ranging in age from 1. tc, 1.5 years; excellent bloodlines/gentle. 'Gregory Christenson Douglasville 770-920-1785 
 
2994 Regd..Limousin breeding age &' yearling 
bulls & heifers, red or black, polled. excellent bloodlines and EPD's: R. Roberts ,Winder 770-867-5053 
 
doesn't like cats, very gentle, $50. Judi Hudson Austell 678-230-8080 
African Pygmy billy' for sale, NPGA regd., exc. bloodline; very gentle, good breeding billy, will improve your herd quality, $75. R. 
 
Unless otherwise indicated, all recipes have been tested for accuracy by . Georgia Department of Agriculture home economists. If you would like to share a favorite recipe with our reapers. send it to: Georgia Cooking, Market Bulletin. 19 MLK Jr. DriveSW. Atlanta. GA 30334-4250. If you 
 
Charolais, polled, puebred, 20 cows, 1 bull, 12 calves, calves 8 'mos. & under, cows 
w/3/4 calves, $22,500 -or all. Marvin Elrod Carnesville 706-384-46~3 . 
 
.Regd. Red Angus bull, 1 to 2 yrs. old, bred & open heifers. e~c. bl09dlines & good prices. Jorge Haber Columbus 706-323-2405 . 
Regd. Red Angus cow calf pairs. good 
 
Luddecke Helen 706-878-2464 Angora goats. colored, CAGBAregd.; also,. 
taking deposits on Babydoll sheep lambs for spring. Liliane Grant Dallas 770c262-5404 
 
have questions or problems regarding recipes featured in this column. call 1-800-282-5852 (statewide). Please do not contact the individual who submitted the recipe. ' 
 
Cow/calf pairs for sale also group of black bloodline & EPD's. Ronald Williams Cochran Boer billy, born 4-20-01, regd., sale, trade, 
 
cattle for sale. Alan Cr,lVey Omega 31775 478-934-6998 
 
obo, call 9 A.M.-9 P.M. S.. Culberson 
 
229-528-6227 
 
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Regd. black Simmental bull for lease, 600U Kingston 706-234-3669 
 
Equine For Sale 
 
10 yr. old regd. Appendix mare. sorrel, good trail horse and prospective broodmare. 
 
Double Stuff Son. yecrling shorthorn bull. halter broken. mostly ......hite. $1000. Keith Duncan' 489 Mona Ave. Jesup 31545 912- 
 
s,on out of Black, Mick daughter, $50/month: DaRneng-ydW. epsollele-ydZeLbimuolounsin77b0u-5lls6,7-881m3o9s. to 2 
 
Boer buck, seven eighths, 3 months old, gBoeondnebtltoGodiblisnoen. w7i0ll6b-e59b8ig-2, 7w5o3r.me'd, $100. D. 
 
"you have any questions regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. 
 
Sgoh1oe1dldyonr.nartNeurgiedc.dtio,bnlasyoLTt oWfuoHirsvgbieellIged'I'lnn4ng7e,8rhs-6',Ig2ha5fts-'.7p2n.6.9ite3Pd..M, &. 
 
427-8371 
 
yrs. red/black, top bloodlines; low birth wgts. Boer bucks & does, opell & bred all 100% All equine' advertised in the Market Mack Richardson Douglasville 770-739-0375 
 
!:Xc. 16-mo.' Black Joker son. homo/blk. bull; younger age red & :;Ik. Simmental bulls avail., 'easy-calving, hig':l milk. exc. EPD's, open & bred cows & h ifers, priced to sell. 
 
Sid Arnold Athens 706-546c9039 
 
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Registere~ Polled Hereford bull, 4 yrs. old. 
 
low birth wt., excellent disposition. Ray Hicks 
 
Statesboro 30461 912-865-5593 
 
SA does will twin. priced right. L. Co!lins Jackson 770-775-6632 
Boer bucks regd., 5 mos. to 3 years., Bo~acious, Hillbilly, Kaptain. Eggs bloodlines, 
 
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 
 
14 yr. Arabian bay'gelding, regd., English. 
 
:1.;570h~6d:::s.:.-,~54$=31~-~00:0::0:0~/8o5~bo. 
 
James 
 
Whipple -,- 
 
Athens _ 
 
14 yr. old palomino QH mare, 15hds. trails, 
 
Milton Martin Jr. Clevela d 706-865-5824 , Registered and commercial Charolais bulls, $100 to $250. Bill Moore Zebulon 770-567- must 'accompany the ad each'time it, is crosses water, cross ties, loads, clips, 
 
. Exc: group of polle Hereford and Fl 'heifers and cow/calf pairs. Boboy C. 'BurCh 5732 
 
submitted or the notice will be returned to English/west., exc. grol.!nd manners, $2000. 
 
Bradford bulls, ready for .eavy service. Jonny 183 Tom West Road Eastman 31023 478- Boer goats due to kid February, not for the advertiser. For this reason, generalized Katie Bumett Dahlonega 706-867-9443 
 
Harris SCreven 912-586-3585 
 
374-2772 
 
slaughter, good home only, must sell. Fred ads (i.e., many horses, varieties to choose 16 yr. TB, 16hds., chest/white mare, exc. 
 
Gelbvieh bulls, gOQd,salection of breeding , SenepOl bulls, full blooded, percentage, 
 
age, red or black, pollee. most Al sired for top bloodlines, call aft. 6 pm. Grand 'P" 
 
easy calving & fast !jrowth. John Kiss' Ranch R. L. Peacock, Sr. Broxton'912-359- 
 
Gainesville 770-531-1125 . 
 
3712 
 
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Brown Chickamauga 706-375-5610 Boer goats, 50% up to 100%, 1 100% 
ABGA Boer billy, SA Eldon Patterson Eatonton 706-485-7355 
 
from, others, etc.) Buyers are urged to 
 
cannot request 
 
vbeeriaficcc~etpioten od.f 
 
a negative Coggins test before purchasing any equine. Any falsification of Coggins 
 
grd. manriers/drsg., schooled jumping/drSg., , 
 
$2700/obo: Dale Hawkins Newnan 678-953- 
 
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16.3h Black/star Reg Perch Mare 5yr. Nice 
 
High 'quality replacement heifers., all Shorthorn-Santa Gertrudis cross 4 cows, Boer goats, bucks, nannies,' fullbloods, tests can result in fines and/or suspension head. Straight mover. Lighter sporthorse 
 
purebred Black Angus, ,10-12 months old. James, A. Vaughn Forsyth 478-994-3830 
 
excellent stock, must sale, all breed ready to go. William L. Paris 89 Druid Rd. Rome 30161 
 
percentages, all from grt. bloodlines. Butch Sockwell Loganville 770-385-8440 
 
of advertising privileges in the Market Bulletin,. This. reg~lation ~.'so appl!~s to 
 
build. BreediRideslDrives 4500 Lisa Cooper 
 
Snellville 404-932-8984 
 
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478-994-5543 ~jerSey'buli. aehorned:approx.3 yli. old, 
 
.706-290-9546 . . 
 
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. Cross bred Kiko, Boer.,NlJQian,.billy goats, ~quine a~ertised .I~ ~e At. Stud a..nd 
 
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'SI" m~en'ta'l bu' 1.1' 
 
tii kD'OB 
ac. 
 
5/19/02 , 
 
d' rea y 
 
~$6b. 
 
Gerala'Smith 
 
PreSton 
 
229-938-7760~ - BoardIng -catogones equine editions. 
 
Of, tho-quarterly 
 
_, 19~7 AQHA c~es!nut gelding, 15.3hds.,, 1300.'bG.~-Ckl~-W-DrOO;-~~l<eeper;-can 
.rope off either Side, good wor!< norse; $2500. 
 
$500; Jersey cow, bred, can milk, $850; 2 bull , calves, 3-4 nios., $250/3a. Jordan Sanford 
Ellijay 706-635-5649 
 
for service, $1000, very gentle, easy calver. J.. 
 
D. Mooney. Carnesville 706-384-4608 . 
 
To 
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S i b II enepo us. 
 
10 
 
. mos.:.mce, 
 
$400/ ~a., 
 
Extra-Irg. healthy USBG~ regd. fullblood Boer buck, born 1/02, 'proven ,breeder, must sell to prevent inbreeding $450. C. Edwards 
 
Ch,i~p1,.,nRd~lgngQwHelbl".ay~.eagdryantdosofimn.sohf, 
 
Z' Ch IpS OC" must sell. 
 
Social Circle 770-266-7041 
 
' Dawn Daniel Chickamauga 706-539-1080 
 
Jim Wadley Statham 770-725-2257 
 
1996 
 
g~-ldlng. 
 
chestnut 
 
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Arabian, gentle, 
 
smart, lOVIng, great ground manners, loves 
 
Lknousin black regd. :lull, 8 mos., out of two regd. Red Angus heifers, 10 mos., mce, 
 
, 
 
423-991-4460 
 
children, and looking for good home. Nicole 
 
Tom Hawks Touchdown. $750: Don Hall $500/ea. W. W. Abney Heard 770-253-0263 
 
Fullblood Boer. buck w/papers,. Tabu ~nd '00 AQHAIF filly by Last Detail Schafer Hiram 770-439-1658 
 
Winder 770-867-8676 
Limousin bull, gentle. ong, dark red. PIS, level top, squared off, ,selling, to prevent inbreeding, Harvest+Oly :lolled, $1250. L.C. lairey Waycross 912-285-5149 
Miniature Je'rsey cow'" bull, regd. polled, 
 
saTlew, o8~y8e,asr 
 
o.ld re.gd. Rlghttlmes 
 
Black Angus. bulls for Ambush, ready now. 
 
John Kiker Dalton 706-278-0932 706-259- 
 
5627 
 
. UGA.polled H$ereford 'bu.ll, $850; UGA red Llmousln bull, 1000; 12 mce young cows, 
 
WBoodfafCorIOdUlISa b7l0o6o-d7li8n9e-s3,11926'mos. old. Andersc)n 
 
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Fullblood and perce?tage. Boer males ~d 
 
females" dlff. a.ges, dlff. pnces, som~ With 
 
4p7a8pe-3rs48a-n3d01b9abies. Barbara Avery Davls~oro 
 
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chest./hunter J. umper 'S.ire, 16hds'., beau.' mover, $1500; AQHA gelding, 15.3hds., safe/quiet, gentle, $3000; QH filly, $800: 
Elizabeth Todd Milner 770-228-3293 '02 AQHA geId'lng, weII mannered, 14hds., 
great youth prospect, $l150/trade for larger 
 
1998 A.QHA IF mare, W0rld Champl.on S.ire, SCQHA 2001 natl. youth W. horseman,/hi-pt. Championl2002 natl. youth west. pleasure 
res. Champ., $12,500. Johnny Lovett Wa_ynesboro 706-554-7676 706-554-6732 
,1999 bay QH Foundation bred gelding, 
 
wormed, vaccinated, gl'9ater milker. hand $850 per cow. Fred Gretsch Crawford 706- Goats, Nublanx, bre,,:ders/bables, $50- horse. Michele Oliver Guyton 3131,2 912- 15.1hds. gentle; '03 AQHA golden racing 
 
raised & friendly. 'N. Bolt Alpharetta 404-788- 743-3999 
 
$120. SheIYle Howard Shiloh 706-628-4822 728-4685 
 
bred filly arid colt, $1500 ea. N. Morris 
 
6464 " 
 
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PB Simmentals for mlscle & milk, req, or 
 
Swine 
 
. IBGA Boer buck, 7/8, born 10/~5/0~, CD&T '03 AQHA colt, Christmas' special. bay Americus 229-924-9367 
~~~tj9~~rmed. Robln,Scott Adairsville 770- w/white socks"good'peaigree, handled daily. 2 Hackney ponies, 3 & 4 yr. old bay 
 
black, bulls open & herd r-eifers & bred cows. Stephen J. Brannen Watkinsville 706-76.9- If you .have any questions regarding ads in this 
 
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loves people',grt. youth/perf. prospect, geldings, w/wagon. will ~ell separately. 
 
IBG~ FB Boe~ ~llIy. 21 mos. old. top vaccines, trims, $1000/obo. ~arc Osbome Ronald Fain Calhoun 706-629-0484 
 
5578 
 
category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-~. bloodlines, extra mce, $300. Fred Sutton McDonough 770-914-8113 . 
 
2 yr. Mustang buckskin" nice coloring, 
 
Polled Hereford'bull. BfJ-3/02. red necked, 
 
Folkston 912-4~6-4335 
 
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'78 Mr San Peppy daughter, $2000; '78 Mr. started under saddle,'" trailers, sweet 
 
gentle, good conformaiion. Larry Young Swine moving frpm fami to farm must, LaMancha dairy, 3 young, does born .about San Peppy daughter. $2500; '79 Col. Freckles temperament. Susan E. Bonas 2390 Davis 
 
. Tennille 478-552-7124 
 
have a negative brucellosis and 2/03 from ~tar milkers,~.not registered, $80 daughter, $2500. L. Tate Rome 706-232-2560 Academy Rd. Rutledge 30663 706-557-9856 
 
Purebred Charolais hEifers & bulls. easy pseUdorabies test within the past 30 days ea., pOSSibly bred. Barbara ~uncle '82 Arab. mares (2), gray. Khemosabi 2000 AQHA double King bred bay filly, 
 
calving, good line polled, from 12 mos. to 2 before they are moved whenever there is a laFayette 706-639-9452. 
 
daughter, IAHA PTHA bay tobiano. Bask 15/$1000,60 days prof. training w/120 days 
 
yrs. old, reasonable priced. Floyd Knowles change of ownership. Exceptions are , Meat :goats for sale, a~g. weight 75 to 90 gr'daughter, $1000 both, GHO. N. Oates actual work, unlimited potential. $3500. Ive. \ 
 
McRae 229-362-4778 
 
.Purebred black Limolsin bull. 15 'mos., 1400 Ibs., gentle, perform3nce tested, $1200. , Todd Alford Danielsville -06-207-9454 
 
Purebreed Angus bull, 3 months 01d;1300 
 
. Ibs. $1200. John' Srnit Bristol 912-647- 
 
2593 
 
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Quality polled Herefo cows w/calves. 
see. also heifers & young bulls reasonably priced, 
must Adrian Clark Cairo 229-377-1974 
 
Red Angus heifers & bu Is. 600 Ibs. up, also ,mature bull,. Leachman Heavenly, Buffalo creek sires. Joseph W. 3tradling Palmetto 770-463-1408 ' 
 
Red Angus/Santa Gert. large animals with 2nd black polled calf/sice. $1000, 7 avail., quantity discount. Wade 'JVilkie Atlanta 770888-5824 
 
" Reg. Angus herd buE, $1500; modern bloodlines, w/balanced EPD's. ,calves available for viewing, selling to prevent inbreeding. Bill Shipp Winston 7'70-'949-5516 
 
swine from. a validated brucellosis-free arid qualified pseudorabies-free herd. Buyers are urged. to request proof o~ a negative brucellosis and pseudorabies test 
prior to purchase.- 
Barrows & gilts.. bom Nov. 9th, avail. Nov. 30th. wormed, castrated. $35 ea., call aft. 6:00 pm. Becky Haar McDonough 770-9147609 
Breed sows: breed gilts, $100 ea:. 20 feeder pigs. 60 Ibs., $40 ea:, 1 boar hog, $100, YorkshireX Duroc. Danny Byrd Uncolnton 706-359-1436 . 
Yorkshire cross barrow & guilts. 100 Ibs and up. Alice Griffith 104 Wa*ins Farm Rd. Lexington 30648 706-743-5763 
Yorkshire, feeder pigs, $25 ea. Jeff James At . 2 Box 230 Lakeland 31635 229-482" 2287 
Yorkshi~ampshire pigs, wormeo: neve~ been on dirt, $30, $40. $50. Rex Jarriel Peny 478-987-4762478-987-7526 . 
 
Ibs., 1.25 lb. Larry D. Gnner, At. 1 Box 2580 West.Point 706-643-4737 
 
' messg. John Stein Blakely 229-723-2215, 
 
A1apah~ 3,1622 229-388-9800 229"68~-4608 . Nlgenan Dwarf goats, show quality, all 
 
'91 TB, child-safe. 
 
beau. bay, grt. ground English or western, 
 
m1~a3nhnderss", 
 
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Sizes and se?<. Kay C James Eatonton 706- $2000. Tondra Bowen Cartersville 770-336- beau. head and neck. this colt is tall. elegant. 
 
485-2698 . 
 
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5440 
 
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a world class individual. $2800. Shelley 
 
N~biai1lPygmy buck, tame, .gorgeous '93 AQHA palomino gelding, '02 blue Snider Mitchell 706-465-0098 
 
babies, 2 Pygmy nanmes &,1 NublaniPygmy valentine colt. '98 Paint gelding, }99 2003, regd. foal, AQHA, Impimis and nanny w/2 newborns, healthy, beau. ~e~d, Appaloosa gelding. '92 TWH gelding, gentle Skipper W, Hypp NlN. good mover, sweet 
 
must" g? together, $350. Jody Gnndle family horses. Tom Sewell Ellijay 706-635- attitude, $800. Ronnie Shelnutt Madison 
 
MurraYVille 706-344-8835 
 
4515706-635-2973 . 
 
'706-342-7879' 
 
Nubians, purebred, regd. adults and '94 APHA gelding, sire Snazzy Indian, dam' . 3 yr. Mustang/Q!'l gelding, friendly & 
 
young.er does. gentle. healthy .and exc. Prissy Jet; very gentle, run all 5 events. gentle, well started on trails, $1200. Steve 
 
bloodlines, beau. colors and markings. B. J.. $8500. Gary or Janett Baxley 912-367-6197 Hayden Griffin 770-229-8246 
 
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Holland Cobbto.wn 912-684-2718 
 
'95 regd. AppendiX barrel geldirig, 3D 3 yr. old sorrel breeding, stock paint 
 
Pygmy goat, light ~aram.el. buck, 1..1/2 yrs.. Streakin Six, Easy Jet, also English prospect, gelding, 1,4.2hds., loads, clips, ties. grt. 
 
$50, has papers. Keith Winders WhItesburg. veryquiet,exp.linterm. rider, moving no manners, grt: trail horse. $1200. Larry Little 
 
770-838-1799 
 
room" $3000/nego. Lynn Moon Rutledge Milledgeville 478-452-7995 
 
Pygmy, goats, billies, $40. Donnie R. 706-957-3107706-557-9837 
 
3 yr. old sorrel gelding. 15hds. exc: trail 
 
McGaha laFayette 706-638c4281 
 
'96 Paint pony, gelding, 12.5hds., '$1150; horse, very gentle, $2500. Jennifer .Farr 
 
Pygmy nannies for sale. Greg Givens '91 regd. Leopard Appaloosa gelding, 16hds., Americus 229-924-6261 
 
Dacula 770-962-5575 
 
$1500. Ronnie Bowen Cartersville 770-336- . 3 ,yr. old tri-color, paint gelding. 15hds., 
 
Quality Katahdin sheep for sale. J. ~F. 5441' 
 
started under saddle, $1400. Harold Moore 
 
: Reg. Black Angus bul s for sale, semen tested, 'Iarge frame. Chart:ls Flythe Valdosta ,229-242-4683 
Reg. Limousin bull, 4 yrs. old. Lanny Harper Conyers 770-464-3421 rO-929-7945 , 
 
Goats And Sheep 
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If you have'any questions regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. 
 
Lawson Shady Dale 706-468-8173 
"Only farm machinery and equipment owned by the advertiser and used In his/her own farming operation can be advertised; those persons advertising for equipment wanted 
 
Regd Charolais cows,converting herd to 
 
must be seeking thoSe items for their own 
 
Angus, $800+ 'exposed' to Angus bull, June '1 Nigerian male. blue eyes, $50; l' Pygmy 2003. Jimmy Clifton Pelham 229-294-0624 female, $40. not for slaughter, buy both, $80; 
 
farming operation. . 
 
'97 AQHA IF gorgeous bay gelding, grt. Fayetteville7'10-964-2101' 
 
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am\lteur/youth prospect, stared off, exc. 4 Belgian mareS, all regd. & broke, 2 2 1/2- 
 
attitude, trailed, $4995. L. Freeman 'tYrone yrs., 2 13-Yrs.'old, broke to ride & drive. Alvin 
 
770-969-3147 
 
Hale calhoun 706-629-4066 
 
,'97 Mustang, bay mare, 15hds., rides &4-y~ .AQHA gray' filly, w/chrome. ' 15hd.,. 
 
drives, friendly, good laid-back trail horse, .cutting bred, Pepos Joy(NCHA W-P)- 
 
likes camping; $1000/obo.. Kim Selph Waggoners Joker-Leo. started by 
 
Pineview 229-624-2370 
 
professional; working cattle. very cowy, 
 
. Regd. Angus bulls" 21-::6 mos. old. sound Shane Worsham Cartersville 770-386-5149 Only farm machinery and equipment owned . i 0 yr. QH mare, cutting bred, 20 hauled, $5500 offers considered. C. 
 
performance producer, guaranteed breeders. 1 black Pygmy billy. born 10/16, bottle fed. del. avail. Bill Bramlett DOnalsonville 229- people friendly. $60. Dianne Rogers 
 
by the advertiser and used in hislher own farming operation can be advertised; those 
 
barrels/potential' 10. beau. chestnut. Lynn Wardlaw Lawrenceville 770c277-0908 .. 
 
Browning Eatonton 706-473-1524 6 yr. old regd. white Arabian.mare, bred, 2 
 
524-5896 229-254-2694 
 
Sharpsburg 678-953-1776 
 
persons'advertising for equipment wanted 10 yr. old QH, expo rider only, needs riding, colts. 1 filly, all shots. needs more attention 
 
Regd. Angus year1i~g :lUlis for sale. Bill 3 male goats for sale. $20/up. Colvin must be'seeking those Items for their own $1500. aft. 6 P.M. Steve Strickland Lumber then able to give, $1500/0bo. Chris Riling 
 
Cliatt Midland 706-563-2256 706-561-1742 Bussey Snellville 770-483-0791 . 
 
farming operation. 
 
City 912-363-4861 
 
Blairsville 706-781-1710 
 
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THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Wednesday January 7, 2004 
 
6 yr. donkey jenny; jack 5 mos. old; will be . Miniature donkey, regd., 4 yr. jack, 
 
. Poultry/Fowl For Sale 
 
Large black' swan: pairs, unrelated, '1.5 Bobwhite or Coturnix quail hatching eggs 
 
15hds.,.grey/roan, out of 15hds.jenny, and markings, friendly, gentle personality. T.. _,..-_,..- 
 
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- years old; $750:. pinioned, other. 'Ch'rystal $40/100, $98/500, $190/1000, price includes 
 
15hds. jack,' package deal. Joel Shirley Meyers Dublin 478-275-4201 
 
Eckes Winder 770-307-5941 770-307-5942' shipping, send check/money order. - Jean 
 
Bowersville 706-245-5114 
 
Miniature horses, 29" pinto stallion, blue If you have any questions regarding ads in Lemon Blue, Brown Red, Splash, Crele Strickland P.O. Box 9 Pooler 3132~ 912-748- 
 
4 yr. AQHA gray stallion, 15.3hds., Zippo eyes, 25' weanling.grey mare, love children, this categor:y, calf Mia Haney ~t 404'-,651-9084, OEG Bantams, Bronze turkey pair, earty '03 5769 
 
 Pine Bar & Two Eyed Jack, prof. western $1500 ea. M. Bolt Alpharetta 770-569-2658 . 
 
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hatch. Rex Sells Suwanee 770-271-8814' 
 
Bobwhite quail, good flying birds, ready for 
 
training w/halter points, approved stallion, Miniature horses, AMHA, very small grulla' Mallard ducks must be atl~ast three M;lllard ducks, 6 wks. to'12 wks., no baby release. Mark Wood Clarkesville 706-754- 
 
$4000. Donna "McDaniel Dacula' 770-822'6161 
 
colt; 2 yr: old roan colt, both top bloodlines. Roger Bailes.Griffin 770-227-8386 
 
generations from the wild before they can be advertised in the Market Bulletin. AdVertisers must include this information 
 
ducks at present, rio adults. Raymond Seckinger 735' Mack English Rd, Ellabell 
 
7631 706-754-2987 
 
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Bobwhite quail--c1ean, healthy, flight birds 
 
 6 yr. saddlebreed doesn't gait, no papers, ridden western, 15.3hds., big bold colors, 
 
. Mule female, medium size, 14.2,hds., blk., gentle, green broke, $600, 7 yrs. old. Mallori 
 
in notices 'submitted for. publication. . '03 hatched Barred Rock hens and other 
 
31308912-858-5048912-234-8500 
 
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Mandarin' ducks for sale, in full color $35 
 
for hunt/train/restock or meat, Atlanta dely. , Drew Stanley Batesville 706~947~3884 
 
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$1200/obo. Shanne Seabolt Oxford 770-786- Jones.Ellijay 706-698-1279 
 
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game biros, Barred rock start at $14 each, 
 
6070 
 
Mule, Belgian; 8 yr. old gelding, pulls .others, nego. Mike Garter Morel.and 678- 
 
go~J~:il0~~:~:~~a:~Ii~::d~~~e~,5:2h7~~: $:~~;" :e1~Wge~~I:~";:. ~~~~r~~I==n;;;~ .423-4144',' . 
 
pr., extra males $15 each. Ernest Clay 
 
Whippoorwill Trail Hartwell 30643 706-376- 
 
7255 ' 
 
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Muscovy ducks, 'pond raised, large 
 
Jumbo Bobwhite quail, $2.50 ea. live or $3 cleaned, eggs $25/100, shipping available. Wally Brannen Claxton 30417 912-654-9166 
Jumbo' Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, clean,' 
 
Cheryl K,Meeker Dallas 770-443-4549 404- 242-2343' . . ' 
 
- '03 htach RedGold Pheasants $40/pair, asso~ment,hens $5, drakes $7: Dennis healthy, flight conditioned birds, $3 each. 
 
7876814 ,- 
 
- Older AQHA 'bay broodmare, 14.3hds., in 
 
breeder pair SwinIJOe$70, Ringnecks $10 
each, call after 6 p.m: Gerald Hayes Flowery 
 
Winslow Marietta 770-427-5515 
 
Rocky Strickland Yatesville 706-647-1894 
 
7 yr. App. gelding, 15.1hds., smooth gai!s, foal to 17hds., WFTWO Thumbs Up. Joe Branch 770-967-3877 
 
O.E.B. show stock, Silv~r Duckwing, Black Jumbo Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, flight 
 
Eng. or west., intermed. rider, $120Qfnego., Owens Ringgold 706-937-7517 . 
 
. =~=-""-''-:''':::':'''='-'----:-,--'---::---- & Blue, Gold & Silver Sebrights, BB'Reds, conditionr $3 each. Gail Dasher Glennville 
 
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W Id Ar 
 
770684 
 
.mus se. usan e on .agon - -. Pair dapple grey Percheron mares, 4 & 6 
 
3852 
 
yrs., broke to work & street safe, very gentle. 
 
:2 Dominick roosters, 9 hens,.$5 each or 
 
'$30' all. Locust 
 
GRroobveer3t 0E2.48Ja7rv7ilsh985275~ 
 
Sunset 1831 
 
,Drive 
 
Quail O.E., Blue Squash. lYrone 770-487-2233 
 
M<tc:k McBume~ 
 
912-654-2475 
 
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Northem Bobwhite and Chucker; weather . 
 
7 yr. old Paso Fino, regd., bay, gelding, Geron Williamson Lyons 912-526-8965 sweet temperament, $2000/0bo. K"W. hIoPPIe percheron mare, 2 yrs.,. regd., grey, sta'rted 
 
Pair 'of Slate Blue turkeys $50. Donnie and conditioned, Ige. or small orders' for hunt . 
 
2 white geese, male, female, blue-eyes, McGaha Lafayette 706-638-6384 
 
 or dresseq. Lanry Tharpe Cordele 229-273- 
 
Watkinsville 706-543-4008 
 
'under saddle, $1800. Mini d.onkey, wonderful 
 
7 yrs. AQHA bay dun mare, King, Wimpy, companion, loves people; $350. nsha King 
 
pinkish beaks, trained, don't bite or chase, $81256~e6a3c8hi..Ms.Jeanee Sto. ne Mountain 770- 
 
Peafowl, J cock and 4 h'ens, 1 younger hen, 
great layers. C.T. Wyatt Fairmount .706-337- 
 
1701 Northern and Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, 
 
Leo; Poco o'n papers,' ties, clips, loads, Cartersville 770-547-7717 
 
b th $1900/ 
 
A d~ Ha den Dall s 
 
a es, 
 
neg. n 
 
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a . Percheron regd, mare, 15 yrs., 16.2hds., 
 
.5 Delaware chicks, 6 weeks old, (2 cock.erals & 3pullet.s),,$25 for t.he'lot. Wade 
 
2280 . 
 
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Peart guineas, $8 each,' hvy. pullets and 
 
taking orders for chicks and flight conditioned birds for '04 season. Alan Stalvey' Baidey 
 
770-443-3833 
 
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plack, quiet, super disp., drives .and rides, 
 
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rooster $7 each. John'Burnett 791 Morgan 912-367-1259 
 
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. \ 8 yr. gray Percheron mare, 16.2hds., rides & great on trails, $3900. T Dou'glas DawsonviUe Jeane Newnan 770-304-9842 
 
pulls, anyone can handle. Gary Williams 1131 !.7~0~6::!-2~6~5:::c2!::.1~2:::6~ 
 
.,.,--_....;._ _,,-__ 5 free roosters:- about 6 months old. Carol 
 
BI'rdflanders Road Swainsboro 30401 478- PercheronlTB weanling colt, $3000; Nufer Watkinsville 706-769-4729 
 
469-3805912562-7011 ' P e r c h e r o n / c r o s s 3 yr. filly,$4500; blk.. 50 Ameraucana, Blue Legs, Beards, Mu'ffs, 
 
9 .yr. AQHA golden buckskin gelding, Percheron filly,. 3 yrs., $1500. Wilson McGee Cochin Bantam pairs, Mille Fleur pair. Bear 
 
Rd. Bremen 30110 770-646-3236 
Phoenix. pairs, Cachin Bantams, Red Jungle fowl, all 2002-2003 hatched and purebred, call after 4:30 p.m. Douglas Benryman Watkinsville, 706-769-6592 
 
Poultry/Fowl Wanted 
 
Want any types"of ducks for sale, in the 
 
surrounding area, for my ponds. Bryan 
 
Adams Valdosta 316-257-0250 
 
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. 15.2+hds., Two Eyed jack, Continental King; ,Fafrburn 770-964-3888 770-964-4222. 
 
Sells E. Dubiin 478-274-0319 
 
Pigeon plantation, many .diff. types of 
 
 .seasoned trail horse. or performance Ponies-POA mare 9 yrs.;.rideable, gentle. .6 guineas available, white, blue lavender.. pigeons, other birds, selling out. Daniel 
 
prospect, $2800. Anne Bishop Breman-77p- $1200; POA 'colt 6 mos.,. $1000, 'both black. James ,Harvey fort Valley Vaughan Forest Park 404-361-7168 
 
646-5739 
 
lead/trailer/tie. Kim A. Martowe Jefferson hafvess@valleycabletv.com 478-825-7536 
 
Pomerian geese, males and females' $40 
 
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9 yr. old buckskin sale, 15.3hds., !:lrt: 
 
Quarter ,ground 
 
hmoar~sneergse'ld, inlogafdosr 
 
and bathes eaSily, needs expo nder, $1350. 
 
~7~P0~6on-:3::6:i7~e-~5s:0~18~26=Yf-.-re-d-:-ro-a-n~g-e':-ld-:-i-ng-,-$4:-0-0-";":'2-0-y-r. 
black mare, $200; ridden by children. Jason 
 
Adult guinea fowl, healthy, Slate Biue, Pearl, Lavender, males and females, $8-$10 
each. Deb Ridings Cumming.770~844-9586 
 
each. Lawrence E. Phillips 6021 Willow Rd. Albany 31705 229-43'9-7894 229-343-1280 
RIR roosters for sale, $6 each, hatched 6- 
 
Usa Byers Cumming 770-844-7246 
 
Stephenson'Conyers 404-597-6300 
 
9 yr. old regd: 1/2 A~abian/Saddlebred Purebred chestnut Arabian filly, must sell, 
 
Ameraucana/Araucana roosters, beautifUl' 20-03. Bob Ralls Cumming 770-205-8577 . colors, $10; Muscovy ducks, pond required, . RIR, 6 mos. old, 12 hens laying, 3 roosters, 
 
maiden mare, intermediate rider, show potential, $850. ~. Cornett Sparta 706-4~4- 
 
$800: Sam Moore Newnan 770-304-8118 : $1 0: Lynn .Mashqurn Reg. TWH mare, 15.1hds., flashy sorrel, 9056 
 
Cumming ' 
 
770-887- 
 
$6 each, take all $5 each. Jackie Crutchfield Carrollton 770-854-8001 
 
. Want any unwanted chickens, turkeys; or 
 
any other farm animals: Travis Hodges Summerville 706-397c8420 
 
Want earty '04 bronze .hen and gobbler, 
 
woull) like to trade gobbler for gobbler. Michael Oberbillig Dahlonega 706~867-6349 
 
Wal)t hvy. breed chickens, ducks, guineas, 
 
bantams, turkeys, etc. Johnny Carney 
 
Danielsville 706-795-5728 
 
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Want two female India 'Blue peacocks, reas.' priced w/in 50 miles. Ray Andre 
 
6777 
 
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9 yr. regd. 'AQHA,'TB gelding, 15.2hds., 
 
tr.ain.inl,l for~arrel. racing, can do any 
 
diSCipline, Wimpy. B/L, p~rfect ground 
 
gentle great for beginner or' 'brood mare; 
$750. Mel Dillard Canton 678c777-4643 R~d. APHA 6 yr. mare, blk./wtit., .blue 
eyes, show quality,. trail, bath, barr~I, gentle, 
 
. Assorted. hens & roosters $3"$5. Conny Davidson Waycross 912-283-4720 
Banta,ms, Cochins, Araucanas and O.E. Pied Ringneck & orange doves" Ringneck 
 
!'led Golden P.heasant trio 2 yrs. old, $75, 7 
mos. Red Golden pheasants chicks $25 
each. Bill McElveen' Woodstock 770-9263830 . 
 
Pembroke 912:839-2027 
 
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ALTERNATIVE 
 
manners, very athletiC, $2700/obo. Amanda call for.more info., $2500. Melissa Warnock 
 
Range Monroe 404-867-51~9 
 
Powder Spring 770-439"4020 
 
APHA. 2 yr. overo. filly, sire Go Luck Te, '. Regd: Pasc;> Fino mare, 5 yrs., bay,' pretty, L.ucky ~I~mond Te, brown/wht., blue eyes, 30 gentle enough for an amateur rider, 14hds., days riding, west~rn pleasure prospect, Capuchino gr'daughter, has had a foal, 
 
$1800/obo. G. Jolin Dahlc?nega 706-8679783706-265-9503 
APHA 3 y;r. ~are/ 2 . blue eyes, approx. 
l~hds ... trail ridden, $1200. J. Dean 
 
$2500/obo. Lois March Vienna 912-268- 
2963 . 
=R~eg~d-.-g-e:-Id:-e-'d-:-m-'i-ni:-a-:-tu-re--:d-on-'k-e-y-r-,e-aL:-g-e-n'-tl-e, 
$350; 2 yr:: old regd. gray donkey, real gentle, 
 
Toomsboro 478-933-5817. 
 
$400. J. R. Rigsby Camilla 229-336-8911 
 
APt:\A 5 yr., ~un overo .geldlng,. le~el 1 Regd. miniature donkey,. jack, drk. brn 
 
Parelll,bathes, loads,' qllps, trail. rlges,. color, $500. Bobby Heed Vienn"a912-268.- 
 
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SwannCslhoun'706-625-3799 
 
Regd: racking mare, blk., 12 yrs. old, 
 
Pheasant prs., .Red Golden males. Danny 
 
Ryals Milledgeville 478-452-8497 
 
Chickens for sale, all' type; $5 each, most 
sell all; also, hens, 4q. G. Young. Rentz 478- 
 
984-1200'- 
 
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Chickens, hens, pullets, roosters, New Hampshires $5-$10. John Young Lavonia 
-'-7"-06"'-:"3""56""--=5:.:8""56=-----'-:-:--.,....,.._:=::-:--'~:::___:- 
 
Chickens, 'purebreds, $6/up, Cochins, 
 
Silkie, RIR, Barred Rock, Orpingtons, 
 
Brahma, .feather footed; crested Orpington, 
 
others. Bob Quinn Mableton 770-732-8493 Chukar~f'!rsale,_flI9ht..C6hdltlonedblrds. 
Winston Southertand MI. Airy 706-754-4763 
 
Red Silkie Bantams' $20 pair, Light Brown 
 
LlyESTOCK 
 
Dutch' Bant,!ms $20 pair, also automatic egg 
 
turner for sale. Ellen Cannon C!)vington 770- 
 
787-6335 
 
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If you have any questions regarding this 
 
Rhode Island Red. rooster $10, Salmon categol}', call Mia Haney ~t 404-651-9084. 
 
Faverolle x Buttercup male chicks $2. Lindsey Gossett 292 Seals Rd. Dallas 3015~. 770-' 
 
The Alternative. Livestock category 
 
459-5557 
 
contains ads for, ralites (ostriches, rheas, 
 
'and .emus) as' well as other "non- 
 
Roosters - 5 Silkie Bantams-grown, 3 Partridge, Rock chicks, 4 half .. Black 
 
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Australorp, ,half Black .Stars Diane' Cox . Alpaca bred to Accoyo White Knight, due in 
 
Carrollton 770-854-8630 
 
March, a real. sw~et girt, good c~nfi~.ation. 
 
Selling out-Morris Gordon, HVR's' and,~CharlesEvans,Chickamauga]06"37.5~7.689 
 
cross breds Homing pigeons, make offer. Alpacas for sale, geldings, (starting at 
 
AQHA -NFQHA 100% stud colts; sorrel, palominO &. buckskln;_Sired by grndson. to Poco Bueno; $2500 ea. OBO. J. Bullock 
=D~al~la~s~7~7=0-=4-45~"-93-9-2''. ':::-........''''';''-,- - 
 
gentle, trail/show, 14.3hds., $1450. Rich Allen 
 
Marietta '770-973-2569 
 
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Sport'horse 
 
3/4 
 
Perch?ron-1/~TB, 
 
. gelding, 
 
17+hds., black, 7 yrs., athletiC, $5000. L. 
 
- Cochin chicks $2 and up. Butch Kirkland 
 
..M~a::=c~0~n,-"4,,,7-,,8c..:-4:::..:7.,:.1_-7:...:8~3:...:1,.:.4:::..:7~8~-4~7:..:4~-=:23~9~2=--_ _ 
 
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Flock 
 
reduction, 
 
. 2003 
 
hatch, 
 
heavy 
 
~reed, 
 
large brown egg layers $8 each:.R.L. Davis 
 
Raymond Young Sumner 229-776-6414 
. Superior qlty. .OEG' Bantams, Silver Duckwings, Creles, Spangles, Blue Splash, Blacks, O.E.G., quails and BB Reds. Ted 
 
$500), males, maidens and pregnant'fefT]ales. 
 
Larry 
 
Dietsch 
 
Young, Harris 
 
Lanry@destiriyalpacas.com 706c379-2361 
 
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Alpacas,- bred females due 2004, with and 
 
AQHA 1.995 Son!1y Dee Bar bred sorrel MacDowall Dawsonville 770"887-8454 
 
mare, trained Wp, gentle, bomb-proof, in f o a l . to oUtstanding double bred Impressive nn/nn TB mare, beau., .., proven 
 
brood~are, 
 
stallion, $2250. George7 ReedWildwood 706- approved warmblood, IRS registry 
 
820-2942706-858-3501... 
 
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Olde~burg, main mare book, sound, $4000. 
 
AQHA NFQHA 100% F.oundation, 3 & 4 yr. Cassie Weber savan~ah 91~-303-0359 
 
mares in foal to 100% buckskin gr'son of . ~H 6 yr. old gelding, w~ite ~/some black 
 
yv. :;~~~sB~~;~;~_,7:-0$4000ea. 
 
 In hiPS, 15hds., $3200., Nell Fernander J. Bullock Grantville 30220' 706-637-6642 678-898- 
 
.AQHA golden palomino broodmare ' filly, 5246 
 
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winning halter, $1000. A. Brannen Brooklet . Tl(VH 7: yr. old bay gelding, mountaln!ralls, 
 
 912-663-3248 
 
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g~.. w/chlldren, good home only, $1900. Ray_ 
 
 AQHA k' bred 7 t d 
 
h dl CIVlttS Toccoa 706-.886-1322 
 
$3000, 
 
4 
 
Ing yr. bay 
 
,yr. s u mare, foal '04 
 
,easy & 3 yr. 
 
an er, TWH gelding,. 
 
geId.'lng, 
 
3 
 
blk yrs.,. ,roan 
 
bl aze, 
 
b oth 
 
doing grt; under saddle, $2250 ea. Eugene ~Ind socks,. 15hd!!., trail broke, anyone can 
 
Ridley LilFayette 706-639-4998 
 
nde. Jerry DI~ke~on Hoboken 912-458-3454 
 
Byron 478-956-2785 . . 
For sale show quality BB Reds, two line breeds, call after 6 p.m. Danny Whatley Bainbridge 39817229.246-5917 
 
Charles Douglasville 770-942-6847 
 
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'Sweater Gray stag, Gray pullet, Hatch trio, 
 
Shamo-cross trio, 3 yr. old peacock $75. 
 
Jacoby Elrod Villa Rica 30180 770-459-4865 
 
Free chickens, you catch, all colors, ages, 
 
must .go to good .country home, 'males'& 
 
females. Debbie Gilbert Fayetteville 678" 
 
428-5584, 
 
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Game chickens for sale, 2 yr.. old cocks, 
 
Toulouse geese $20 each, pearl guineas $6 each, eggs & chicks available. Kenneth 
Buffington Royston 706-245-9706 Turkeys, Bro-nze, tom-hen, 8mos. old. $50: 
Ben Danty Ellenwood 770-583"3768 
 
Scott Moon Monticello 706-468-5244' 
 
Turkeys, Chocolate, look. like wild 
 
'Game chickens for sale, selling out. Ray Merriams, '03 hatch,' 1, trio $5.8, 5 pairs $40,' 
 
Logan Douglasville 770-920-6603 
 
beautiful, Fayette Co. Vince Rossetti 
 
Game f(jwl, 1 trio of Bill Roberts Butcher Peachtree City'770-487-4217 
 
brood stock, tested and proven bloodline, Variety of mostly older hens & roosters $150. Ricky Jordan Bowersville 706-376- .n!*ld good home" pick & make offer. H.. 
 
without babies. Glenn Berns 1050 Cox Rd.- 
 
Blue Ridge 30513 706-258-4494 
 
Emu breeder pairs, good bloodlines and lay 
 
Ige. number of eggs. Roger Paul Conyers 
 
770-483-4833 
 
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Emu breeders, 5 yrs.old and three 8 mos. 
old, will sell all cheap for cash. Russell Banks ' . Dallas 770-445-7868 
 
Llamas, largest selection of quality llamas 
 
starting at $500, friendly, halter. trained, 
 
delivery available. Liiiane Grant Dallas 770- 
 
445-2855 ' 
 
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Llamas," males, females, geldings, 
 
youngsters,' all colors, halter, lead, and feed incl. from $500.. Dennis Grafe Resaca 800- 
 
333-4317 706-625-5045 . 
 
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Am'erican Quarter horse, 3 yr. gelding, beau. choco. blk;, child ridden, no bad habits:  $1150. Allen Croft Dalton 706-397-8120 
Arabian mare, 6 yrs., chestnut, chrome, 
very beau.,g.entle, ea!:ler to pl~ase, western 
pleasure, trail, 'Fantltlk bloodline, 15.1hds. Virgil Duncan Griffin 770-467-9591 
Black Road pony w/Houghton cart and harness, 3 yr: old, $2000. C. Kirkland 
 
TW!"l geldings. 3 yr. chestnut/white, 4 yr. 
blk./wht." 4 yr. dapple gray, 7 yr. strawberry ro77aOn_'5095_Yofo'9bOlk. Shea/Albert Queen Dallas 
 
TWH mares, 6 yrs. old and 9 yrs. old, 
 
gentle, $1500 ea. Brian .Rutland Albany 229- 
 
347-2828 
 
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TWH regd. geldln.g, $1250; QH mare, $650; 
 
both gel'!tle, . trail br<;>ke horses. Joel 
 
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Game fowl, Bill Roberts, Butcher White and 
 
White Spangled, 3,Spangled stags, one White 
stag. Ricky Harper 2850 Mt. View Rd. Gainesville 30503 770-540-8708 
 
. Game foiNl, pure White Sport Butcher's, 
 
solid white, stags & pullets, no calls after 10 
 
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p.m. Don Turner Jasper 706"692-5172 
 
Game fowl, trio of Brown' Reds, trio of 
 
Prochazka McDonough 30252 770-9147451 
White Peking ducks, .6 mos..old, to good home only. B. Whitener Powder Springs bwhitener329@aol.com 770-222-2043 770, 222-2047 
Poultry/Fowl Requiring Permit/License' 
 
Llamas: excellent bloodlines: partially 
 
performance trained, easily handleld. Lynn Woodruff 556 Cook 'Mill Road Oglethorpe 
 
31068 478-472-4695 
 
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Alternative Liv~stock Requiring Permit/License 
 
Fitzgerald 229-423-7435 
 
Weatherford Millen 478-982-7813 
 
Albanys; also, .crossbred cocks, cocks and 
 
If you 'have any questions regarding ads. in 
 
Dispersal sale, 3AQHA broodmares, 2001 AQHA colt and filly: 1 ApHC broodmare, call, for. more info. Wes' Green Griffin 770-233- 
 
lWH regd, mare & gelding, blk./wht. & blk., 
 
be~u..horses, $1200-$3.200: J. Teague 
 
Blalrsv~lIe 706-897-.0972 
 
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stags. Paul Bond Royston 706-245-7541, , If you have any quesiions regarding this. 
 
Game fowl-Brown Reds, Kelso, pure and crossed,'good bloodlines. Jerry Pitts Griffin 
 
categol}', , 
 
calf 
 
M,ia 
 
Haney 
 
at 
 
404-651-9084. 
 
this cat~ol}',. call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. 
The Georgia Department of Natu'ral 
 
1067770-468-4701 
 
' . TWH s: blk. gelding, $1000; bay gelding, 
 
Donkeys' for'sale standard femaleahd male, very.,gentle, m.~' e grt. lOV.ing.anl.m.als& .pasture guards.. Amta Dewey Macon 478746-2918 
Draft mare, 15 yrs. old, pulls wagon or 
 
paint .geldinl,l, blk./wht.. chestnut mare, 'all 
 
Wsmoo<tlsht" gkai7te70d-92&8-3g8e8n1tle. W. C. Hall 
 
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TWH, 15 yr. bay gelding, 16.1hds., trail 
 
~orse, very sweet, all sho~s up to date, tack 
 
rides, very gentle, $1200. Brenda Starfield Included, $2000, Dana .Hlckey McDonough 
 
'Americus 229-924-5386 
 
770-918-0847 
 
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Gaited saddle mule, jenny, 4 yrs. old, broke TWH~ 2 gorgeous mares, 1 blk./s~rrel, 
 
to ride, gentle, easy keeper, sorrel, pretty anyone can h~dl~, Ultra Threat bloodlines, 
 
, rriule Jean Selph Monroe 770-266-6935 ' .fancy looks/action, extremely smooth. & safe. 
 
Go,od, well - broke n,dm. g horses,6 yr. J.'TMWotHes 2Ca'n.tonId77b0lk-4' 7I9'll-78b45 
 
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770-227-1690 
 
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. Game roosters for sale, purebred, 8 mos. 
old. A.R. Whitt Cumming 770-887- 1752 Game roosters, 3$ each. Robert Andrew 
npton Newnan 770-251-687.1 
 
Game stags, R.H..Butcher, Kelso, Blue Traveler, Red Quill "Butcher Kelso, Blue 
Traveler, Spangle Hatch, Greys. David Skelton Gainesville 770c503-1760. 
Gamefowl: HatchlWamorse crossed,' 1 
stag, 1 pullet, will trade for other fowl. Micheal Aidn'dge DaIIas7, 70-445-9578 
 
Advertisements for wood ducks must be accompanied by a USDA permit: Permits 
 
Resources regulates many exotic animals, incllidingmost hoofed stock except llama and, buffalo. However, upon compliance 
 
are available from the U.S. -Fish and 
Wildlife Se'rvice, Attn: Permit section; P.O. 
Box 492Oli, Atlanta, GA 30359. Advertisers 
 
with applicable state regulations, a deer farming ,license for' the. commercial production of meat and fiber is available 
 
must submit a copy of curie"t permit with for the following species: fallow deer, axis 
 
their first ad.. permit copies will' be deer, sika deer, elk, red deer, reindeer, and 
 
returned uPon request. Advertisements .caribou. For more information on the deer 
 
for bobwhite quail must be accompanied farming license, contact the Georgia 
 
by a copy.of the .advertiser's commercial Department of Agriculture' at (404) 656- 
 
quail breeders license. Since this is a state 3667. For information on licenses of other 
 
protected bird; the Georgia Department of species of hoofed 'stock (except llama and 
 
Appaloo!l8, 5 yr. Quarter horse, 2yr. Paint, 
 
,yr: 0 
 
. I y, eau.. an very Guinea for sale, mostly hens, $10/each. Natural Resources requires anyone sellin'g buffalo), contact the Georgia Department 
 
call for directions, E-mail picturesavan.gentle.mClvlng.mustseII.Mellnda.Bell. 
 
William Walker Jenny, 8 yrs, 
 
Penry 478-987-7720. old,"very gentle, exc. 
 
~reeder, 
 
S,Thrairpplesbruerggd7.. 7b0/-w25~4t-a8il4l5o9n saddle,.hors~, 12 
 
Billy Pope 678 LC Pope Road Dublin 31027' bobwhite quail to have this license. For 
 
:4::7:..8:.~-H.2...7:vy4:.-:.9~b:0...8r""1ee"'d":-':.h-e...,n-s,.:..5~m-o-s-.-,-al""l-:-k-:-in-d-s-,-w""i1-:-1-Ia-y 
 
license information, write: DNR, Game and Fish Division, 2189 Northlake Parkway, 
 
of Natural Resources Special Permit Unit at, (770) 761-3044. Individuals submitting advertisements to buy and sell regulated 
 
superior pasture guard, "grey dun, $650. yrs. old, s'!l0oth ride for anyone. Bnnson Ige. brown eggs,. also big Araucana rooster Suite 1011, Tucker, GA 30084. 
 
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hoofed stock in the Market Bulletin must 
 
Barbara McCormick Carrollton 770-258"9505 Brook Arabi 229-273-0991 
 
$10, Bibb Co. D. Good Macon 478.471-8286 
 
Miniature AMHA blk. mare, 3 yrs. old,' grt. Ye~rting blk., roan 1/2 Arabian stud colt, India'Bluepeacocks, males;'hatched 2003; 
 
bloodlines and tame,$600. Mickey Nelson .Imprinted, lea?~,loads, clips" b;l~hes, very $45 'each, Ive. 'msg: Judy Morrison Dewy 
 
.provide a, photocopy of the appropriate license with their ad. 
 
Canton 770-720-2851 
 
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.gentl~ and Willing,. already saddling, fancy Rose 706-283-6963 
 
. The ed"rtor has the authority to designate 
 
 M. 'ISSOU~. F , o"x I.irotter, 5. yrs., sorrel igd e 'lng, 4m4o4v-e6r,8. 0$9450.. Randle Johnson Sparta 706- '-=I.:;:.nd=-i-'-an=-"=B=-Iu=-e"'"pe=-=-a=.;:fo'w-. -'I-,-:-2-y-e-ars-o-'-ld~,-$.,..1-2-5~a 
 
the length of ads. . 
 
regd., nice gaits, gentle, friendly, .loads, clips, 
 
....;._~=----.,....,----.pair. Donna. Lis,! Vincent Douglas ~12-384- 
 
The fax number for the Market Bulletin is . 
 
bathes;2 yrs. trail exp., easy keeper, $4000. Individuals submitting advertiSements to 6130, 
 
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(404) 463-4389. Ads aent via fax must be . 
 
Betty Johnson Ctimming'678-516-5340 
 
buy and sell regUlated hoofed stock in the Jumbo:-Corturnix quail alive $1; dressed' . Bobwhite quail, flight conditioned, big received by the Wednesday noon 
 
Ads cannot be called in by phone. 
 
Market Bulletin must provide a photocopy $1.50, Bantams; 'Porcelain, White Cochin $4. birds, well feathered. Reba Miller 1434 Alex deadline in order to appear in the 
 
of the appropriate license with their ad. 
 
V(illiam Waldrop Tifton 229-387-57B3 
 
Stevens Rd. Wadley 478-252-1222 
 
following week's issue. 
 
 Wednesday J~nuary 7,2004 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Page. 7 
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
CorraVround pen. 8 10' panels. 1 walk-thru '03 4x5 Ige. rolls fesc'ue/bermuda mxd. '03 Coastal square bales. horse quality. '03 fescue mxd., '4'x4 r~lis; $15/roll; also. 
 
gate, $250, good for small ho~e/pony: t. haY/$25. '03 4x5 fescue/bermuda Ige. rolls in fertilized $3 per bale, cow hay $2 & mulch $1 mulch $10/roll. Spencer Horacek Monroe 
 
Walker Social Circle 770-464-0297 
 
barn $35; '02 30+ rolls mulch hay/$200. Jay bale. Roy West Marshallville 478-967-2318 .:...77.:...0=:--.=:2""0.:...7-.:...4"'8;..:.1;:.0.:.... 
 
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E. Jeffreys 'Regent' blk. dressage saddle. McMaster Hampton 770-471-1994 404-906- '03 Coastal/fescue mix, (state tested). '03 fescue orchard mix; fert. rain free" 
 
Ifyou have any quef.tions regarding ads in this 16112" deep seat, extra long. leathers w/irons. 7445. 
 
$3.75/bale, fall '02. $2.50/bale. all fert.; rain horse qlty. hay, $3 sq. bales in barn. dely. 
 
category, callTammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. very good cond.. reduced price. $32'5. . '03 4x5 rnd. bales fescue. outside. some free, in barn, horse .qlty. W. Abrams Griffin available. D. Hemphill Blairsville 706-745- 
 
Deborah Theisz Alpharetta 770-475-3268 
 
covered. $25. Shawn Cox COVington 30014 770-228-3865 
 
9870706-745-4414' 
 
Items listed in .he Livestock Wanted Horse 'trailer. '91 '4H straight load, BP. 678-409-6233 
 
. '03' Dallas., bermuda. fescue mixed; also; '03 fescue orchrad grass, ,rain free; sq . 
 
.category must be for specific livestock; for $2000, no rust, good floor. brakes. tires and '03 4x5 rolls bermuda and fescua mixed mulch hay. sq. bales $2 each in barn. WilSon bales, horse qlty. '$4/bale in barn, . d~ly. 
 
instance, "want 3 o-,4-Yr. old quarter horse mats. Teri' Jones Covington 678-342-2936 hay, $15 and $20. B. Adams Bogart 678-227- Phelps Greensboro 706-453-9582 
 
available. John. Wofford Ball Ground 404- 
 
gelding, approx. 16hds., suitable for moderately experie,ce rider."" Generalized 
 
Ladies Circle Y. 151/2' western. $650/obo. silver trini. ,exe. condo w/extras. Deborah 
 
4629 770-725-0094 
 
'03 Russell bermuda. 4x5 round bales, 
 
'03 4x5 rolls fescue bermuda niix $30.' excellent quality for cows, stored in barn. 
 
.542-4514 
 
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'03 fescue, 4x5 rolls in barn, well fert.; also. 
 
ads, such as "wan: horses, any amount," are not acceptable for publication; neither are ads for free or ..nwanted iivestock. 
 
Mauldin Kennesaw 770-423-7309 770-5146117 
Passier saddle, brown, exc. cond., $600. 
 
bermuda $35, sq. bales' mxd. fescue bermuda $3.50. Charles Rutland Powder Springs 770-943-3486 770-943-5798, 
 
delivery possible. Jeff Lee Sharpsburg 770- 
 
502-9698' 
 
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'03 Tift 44 and Coastal round Dales. fert., 
 
Ige. sq. bales in barn $2.25/bale. Eugene Sigers Rockmart 770-684-6914 
'03 fescue. 4x5 rolls. fertilized. limed. 
 
2 Orphaned calv83 (beef females) o,yanted to bottle raise for fouth 4-H. will pick~up 
 
wire stall. guard. 38x54',' good cond . $25. SUSAN ALCOCK Roswell 770-993-0681 
 
'03 4x5 rolls of fescue hay and sq. bales of Coastal bermuda. Danny Waters Commerce 
 
put up dry. sheltered. cow qlty. R.C. Rogers Zebulon 404-294-5812 770-567-8121 
 
sprayed, rain free, covered. 1000Ibs., quantity discount. will load. Jason Breeding 
 
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within 90 miles, Susan Cooper Athens 706- 
 
546:5940 
 
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Ponderosa '01 16' BP stock trailer, never 706-335-3867 
 
'03 Tift 44 bermuda hay. 4x5 round bales; ::::Se"':':"no~i":'a'-'7-'7-"O'-'-5"'9:.::9'--8"'9"'9"'8'-_---:_...."..---:,--_ 
 
hauled, livestock. $2800. dry box storage, '03 4x5 rolls, fescue bermuda mix, fertilized . $25. Raymond English Milner 770-227-8801 '03 fescue, 4x5 rolls. horse quality. fescue 
 
Want QH mare for working cattle, reining is a must.' would like, a good natured, fairly young; but. seasored cow' horse. Esther Smith Clarkesville 7:16-754-0758 
 
Want gentle hand raised animals or birds for school kids to ove on, no reselling, or eating, Ann Irving EI:abeli 912-858-3828 
 
Want mini lop buck. need ASAP, not to far 'drive please hel!=. Kelly Ann Wallace Loganville 770-554003642 
 
Want palomino horse, large'4-8 yrs. old. 
 
broke well. no pape s fair price. Larry White 
 
'Hoschton 770-861-8120 
 
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Want to buy cows. springers or with calves, any am9unt., James Wimpey Buford 770480-6613 
 
$900. kids new big ,horn saddle. Lorri Morrison laFayette 706-764-6044 
 
Rubber mats. like new. exterior grade, 
 
trailer or barn use. Shane Taylor Gainesville 
 
706-677-1514 
 
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.Saddles. Bob's Custom Reiner, Billy Cook, Bona Allen. miscellaneous tack including 'Damell bits. Jerry.C. Reeves Cleveland 706865-3287 
 
Sundowner 2H GN straight load trailer. like 
 
new. very clean, IrQ..tack rm.. must sell 
 
$SOOO/obo. 'Amie Crowder Alpharetta 770- 
 
442-8436' 
 
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WW 2H trailer. extra tall; good floors. white;' 
 
needs tires. $1200. Susan Helton Ringgold 
 
706-935-6992 
 
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& sprayed. stored in, barn, $20 roll. Jeff Duncan Danielsville 30633 706-789-2516 
 
'03 4x5 round bales, well fertilized. first 
 
cutting. no weeds. fescue hay. stored in barn. $15/roll. C. Davis Blue Ridge 706-838-4226 
 
'03 Alfalfa hay $S.50/bale, Tift 44 bermuda $3.50/bale~Russell bermuda $3.50/bale. quantity discount. fertilized, sq. bales, horse 
 
qlty. in barn, dely. extra. Helmut' Cawthon 
 
Rome 706-802-0797 , ~03 Alfalfa hay. 60 lb. square bales. green. 
 
excellent quality, delivery available. W. Carrie 
 
Canton 770-846-7979' 
 
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'03 Alicia bermuda. 4x5 rolls. well fertilized, will load at farm, $20. Horace Chitty Moultrie 
 
229-324-3511 
 
'03 Tift 44 bennuda hay. 5x5 round bales, and fescue/bermuda square bales, delivery 
 
rainfree,,$30 per roll. Bob Richards Rutledge available, Chip Pelfrey Alpharetta 678-898- 
 
706-342-2526 
 
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'03 tift 44 bermuda hay. horse qlty.. Ige. '03 fescue, bermuda fescue mxd., 4x5 rolls 
 
round bales $25. Bob Drennan Greenville and sq. bales, horse qlty. c stored in bam. 
 
706-672-4173 
 
$20/roll. sq. bales $3, stored outside $15/roll. 
 
'03 Tift 44 bennuqa hay. horse qlty. sq. in .' Mr. Hill 951 N. Mangum Br., Rd. MaysVille 
 
barn $3.50. Ige. rolls in barn $35, field $25. R. Rawlins Good Hope 770-266-6361 . 
'03 Tift 44 bermuda hay. rain free, horse qlty.. $3.25/bale. can deliver. K. Wood Hoschton 770-867-4332 
 
;:.30=:5::'5==8'-;-_--,,,-_-:---:-:-_-:-_ _-: '03 fescue, bermuda mix hay, Ige. round 
bales. rain free, in the barn. $20 you pick up. can deliver for small fee. Terry Brewer Carrollton 678-796-9160803-309-9452 
 
'03 Tift 44 bermuda hay. rnd. bales 4112 x ,'03 fescue, rnd. bales dry $25/ea., other. 
 
4 horse qlty. $20 ea., del. avail. Billy Bullock Joe Magnant Rome 706-802-0608 . 
 
Dallas 770-443-8713 
 
'03 fescue/bermuda mxd., well fertilized. 
 
'03 Tift 44 bermuda hay, well fert" $30 @ horse qlty. $3/sq. bale. cow $2.75. Gene 
 
I.IVESTOCK HANDLING 'Want 2 horse or cow trailer in goOd condo ,:03 Alicia bermuda: highly fertilized, roll; 4x5. Everett Parrott Alvaton 706-538- Dillard Cleveland 706-219-3012 
 
Chris Edwards Brooks 770-716-7605 
 
' horse/cow qlty., 5x4 roll::;. Pat Moody Jesup 1263770-964-4157' 
 
. .'03 fescue/mxd., 5x5 rolls. fertilized; 
 
Want 4H or 6H walker, good to exc. condo 912-427-9233 
 
'03 Tift 44 hay. round & sq. bales, horse $15/roll. Otho Graham Bowman 770-283- 
 
If you have any quesions regarding ads in this . category, call:Tammy TlJomas at 404-651-9083. 
'00 Horton bought new Feb 01, alum . GN, stld, 4'DR w/AC &. electric,' sdlrk.. rubber floors, 227-2231 lOv/wknd. Angie henley 
 
Cheryl Gray Conyers 770-760-7919 
 
'03 Alicia bermuda, seventy-eight 4-5 rolls, 
 
$20 each. well. fertilized. will load at farm. 
 
RABBITS' 
 
Jack Bray Douglas 912-384-8668 '03 Alicia, 48x66, fertilized. weed free. -JD 
 
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467 cover edge net. $30, discount on Ige. 
 
Ifyou have any questions regarding ads in this, qty.. 1700. rolls under shelter. dely. Gary 
 
qlty., 'rain free, fertilized. in barn $3/sq . $30/round. Mik~ Keesee Monroe 770-26?6325 " 
'03 Tift 44 horse qlty., 4x5 round bales; 
also. 4x5 fescue/bermuda hay. Lynn Payne Newborn 770-786-1826 
 
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'03, fescue/orchard grass hay, Ige. round bales. fertilized/limed .in barn. Carlos Bagw~lI. 
 
Alpharetta 770-475-5251 770-827-7366 . 
 
'03 fescue/orchard grass;' fertilized. rain free, in barn, $3~ale: Bob Donath Ellijay 
 
Athens 706-227-22:::1 
 
. category, call Tammy Thornas at404-651-9P83. Water's Vidalia 912-537-8484 912-578-6128 
 
'03 Tift 44 round bales in barn $25. '03 706-636-5224 
 
'01 16' 3H GN, \.-Jill sell, $2,800 neg., or trade for 2H GN in same good condo Jimmy Barbee'Ringgod 706-935-8916 
 
2 rabbits for sale, $10. make g'reat animals. Brandi PatterSon Epworth 706-632-6858 
 
'03 Alicia/Coastal bermuda, well fertilized. horse quality. 5x5' rolls or square' bales. $30/$3.50, delivery available. Art Johns 
 
bermuda/fescue round bales in field $15-$10. 
Dan Tant Barnesville 770-358-3024 ' ~ '03 Tift 44 square bales. horse quality. 
 
"-"""'0"'3"'f"'e'-sc"'u"'e"'/'-0-rc-:-h-a-rd-:-.-h"'0':"r-s-e-q-Ity.--S-q-."'b-a-:-Ie-s-. $2.50/bale, 4x5 excellent round bale cow hay $20/bale in barn, dely. av.ailable. Mark Floyd 
 
'02 Keifer 3H., 12' full living quarters. Beau., Rex bunnies and grown rabbits. Bronwood 229-995-5371 
 
weed/rain free; $3.50/bale.' Tripp Conner' Adairsville 770-773-7668 
 
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generator, awning. outside storage, walke $10. B. Rolader Logimville 770-466-0774 
 
'03 Coastal and Tift 44 hay, sq. & rnd. Social Circle 770-267-4974 
 
'03 horse qlty. Coastal bermuda. hay. sq. 
 
thru, rear tack, al alum. Joe . Shurley Bunnies for sale, Holland lop bunnies, bales; horse qlty. and cow hay; 'also, mulch. "03 Tift 44. horse qlty., 4x5 rnd. bales; also, bales $3/barn, 4'x5' round bales. $40/barn. 
 
Warrenton 706-465-3161 
 
pedigreed from show stock, bunnies also Mike Carroll Jersey 678-873-2625 
 
. 4x5 fescue/bermuda hay. Randy Haymons' dely. available 'locally. Doug Huff Stapleton 
 
'04 . Sundowner 3H GN slant load. stampede. white ski" sun coated neck and breastplate. never used. $13,OOO/obo. 
 
avail., leave message. Ryan/Bobbie Grogan 
 
Rockmart 770-748-9328 
 
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.Holland Lop pedigree; 3 to 4 Ibs. female. 
 
'03 Coastal bermuda & CoastaVfescue mix Newborn 770-787-2081 
 
rolls $25. bales $3 & $2.50 in barn. Leonard' '03 Tift bermuda hay,' sq.lround bales, 
 
Rhyne Barnesville 770~358-3913 
 
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horse qlty., stored in barn, dely. available; 
 
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'03 horse qlty. fescue sq. bales in barn. rain 
 
free, well fertilized, $3 each. Charles Haley 
 
George Reece Bremen 770-537-1783 
 
broken color, $25. ' Michael Bertrand '03 Coastal bermuda and fescue mxd. hay, sq.lround bales fescue & bermuda cow hay. Dallas 770-445-5558 
 
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'86 2H BP, strai ~ht load, step-in, fully Kennesaw 770-794-1675 
 
4x5 rolls. $15/roll. Ronnie Hill Woodbury 706- .Dick Stratton Locust Grove 770-842-9268 '03 horse quality Tift 44 bermuda square 
 
enclosed rubber iat tack area divider Holland/Fuzzy Lop breeders, assorted 553-5027 
 
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770-914-6153 
 
bales $3 each. Morgan Marlowe Pine 
 
-_ good cbnd: $14 /~bO. Joann~ Frick~ colors; (1) .pair Mini Rex. cages: spans of '03 Coastal bermuda hay $22/roll under '03 bermuda hay. 4 1/2 x 4 rnd. & sq. bales. Mountain 706-882-5949 
&;Senoia7.7,Oc599~90 ..:.~., __ , ' .... ;' -. . 1_ =4!~~.1~~o,:!!,i~ C~~e~ M!Jrrayvill~?J~-297 plastic. 2nd cutin. Alvaton. Stan Parrott $20.& $4/bale. Paige Bullock Dallas770-445~. '03 mxd.. hay. mostly fescue; well fertilized,. 
 
'99 Colt 6H slant, trailer, tack/sleeping 1801 
 
. FaYeffeville770-461~0422 404-606:1116 
 
'2107 
 
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horse qlty. $3.50/bale. round bale $2'5 roll, 
 
quarters. good cond., '$4500, must see. . Lion-head bunnies. born 12/12/03. (f2). 2 '03 Coastal bermuda hay, UGA specs. '03 bermuda hay. 4x5 round bales. rain free dely, available. C. Bnidley Buckhead 706- 
 
Sheryl -Sums Smith 14009 Ebenezer Rd. litters, full mane $50, Single mane $35.9 left. $30/roll. some unfertilized @$20/roll. mulch in barn. well fert., horse qlty. $25. Brad Bettis :::3"'42'7--:=2"'62:::;9"-:--,,-'----,,---::- 
 
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Rincon 313126 912-754-7557 
 
Rosa Dunn Dawsonville 706-531-9905 
 
$10/roll. delivery available. Wymann Hartley Social Circle 770-464-0121 
 
'03 premiuni quality Coastal berrnuda hay, 
 
'99 Sooner alum 20'. GN stock trailer. NZW breedin'g age bucks, exc. stock. Betty Warner Robins 478-923-8972 478-954-0324 '03 bermuda hay, rain free, in barn. horse fert. UGA specs. sq. and round'in barn, 
 
centergate, mats. carpet inGN, plexglass Shelton Waverly Hall 706-582-2468 
 
'03 Coastal bermuda hay. highly fert., rain. qlty. tight & net wrapped. $25.4x5 rolls only. round in field/$20. dely. available. Olin 
 
closeouts. exc. conj. Paul Nordan Tyrone NZW,.4 bucks, 2 does, 17 wks. old. 1 buck, weed free, horse qlty.. $2.50/bale. $25- dely. available, fertilized. Doug Burnett Trammell Forsyth 478-994-6463 
 
770-964-3174 ' 
 
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15' Billy Cook'shew saddle,original made in Greenville. TX, axc. 'cond., silver laced cantle/conchos. flo'al 'tooling throughout, 
 
14 mos. old. Billy Abner Winder 770-867- 
 
3529 
 
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New Year's bunnies. 2 mini lops. 4'regular 
 
bunnies, healthy, handled daily. 
 
$30/roll, net wrapped. Curtis Durden Lyons 
 
912-526-3189 
 
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'03 Coastal bermuda .hay. highly fertilized, weed free, Ige. rolls, $25 per roll. Doug, 
 
Covington 770-267-6638 '03 bermuda; round & sq., $30 & $4 in barn. 
dely. available. Jackie Faulkner Griffin 404925-6671 . ' 
 
. '03 rain free. horse qlty. hay: rye/clover, bermuda/clover. bermuda, Johnsongrass, ladirio/mxd. grass $2-$3.50/bale. round bale $16, dely. & vol. discount. Jim Robinson 
 
sacrifice at $SOO. 'Cindy"Rao Cumming 770- ashleysga@aol.com. call eves. Sabrina Johnson Butler 478-862-5281 . 
 
'03 bermuda.' sq. bales & round bales. Good Hope 770-207-4700 
 
888-6071 ' 
 
Ashley Murrayville 770-532-5920' ' 
 
'03 Coastal bermusla hay, horse qlty., $3 in weed/rain free. exc. qlty., good supply '03 regular peanut hay in sq. bales. call 
 
15' RR McNab saadle, grt. shape, $375. K. Purebred and cross giant Chinchilla. 8-9 barn. $4 delivered. Kevin Brown Watkinsville available. George Coker Carnesville 706: night only. Nolan Carelock Douglas 912-384- 
 
Cornwell Douglasvrle 770~489-5427 404- wks. old, $10-$15 ea. Keith Clark Tignall 706-202-0836 . 
 
335-5504 
 
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702-8916 
 
706-285-2914 
 
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'03 Coastal 'bermuda hay, horse qlty., , '03 bermuda/fescue. mix. 4'x5', rolls $20. '03 rolls of fescue-hay, well fertilized, in 
 
16' County dresscge saddle, narrow tree. Qlty. Netherland dwarf. Holland lop. and fertilized, rain free, $2.75 in field. $3 in barn. Richard Meremonte Hampton 770-707:0216 bam. $15/roll. Noel Barnard 2586 Barnard 
 
drk. brown. exc. conj. w/fittings, $350. Carol FR-l000 NZW rabbits for sale. Curtis Teague Larry Sanders Vidalia '229~539-6421 
 
'03 bermuda/fescue mixed square hay Rd. Young Harris 706~379-3578 
 
Wooley FOrsyth'478-994-9686 
 
Blairsville 706-835-1023 
 
'03 Coastal bermuda hay. Ige. round bales. bales. limed & fertilized, $4 each. 'Fran '03 rye grass hay. 5X5 rolls, $35, sq. bales 
 
, 11)' 'cattle trail3r.' $850. Ron Barr Quality, pedigreed Holland Lop bunnies good qlty. and rain free. $35 per roll. A.J. Brogdon Buford 770-945-6433 
 
$4 in barn. Bennie Smith Winder 770'-867- 
 
McDonough 770-95 7 -1899 
 
with great disp.. assorted colors, healthy, Bacon 2057 Chicken Rd. Dudley 31022 478- '03 bermuda/orchardgrass, fescue hay. 5x5 :::8"'7:':17'::- 
 
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18 ft. livestock traJer GN, metal top, good State licensed. Beverly Whitener Dalton 706- 875-3918 
 
rnd. bales. fertilized, dry in barn, $25 bale. '03 top qlty. fescue. sq: bales/$2.25 each; 
 
condition. $1500. La-ry B. Howard 1350 Old 2:::.7:.:7:--2:::;5::.:9:.::5-'----:---,-:--:-::-_::-:-_,--_ _ '03 .Coastal bermuda hay, rain' free, 4x5 David Burl Jackson Roopville 770-854:8802 also. mulch $2 each, rain free 'in bam. Joe' 
 
Chatt. Valley Rd. Flintstone 30725 706-931~ Reserve or buy"giant &small breeds. exc. rolls in barn, $17 to $27. Jim Zellner Culloden '03 fertilized bermuda hay, round 4x6 Bradley Canon 706-356-8295 
 
2940 
 
selection of hard to find rabbits. Linda E. 478-994-4545 
 
$25/outside, horse qua/i.tY. $35/under barn, '03 world feeder bermuda, sq.l$3. fescue 
 
1995 4Star alum. :H/SUBP wlDRIRT, new Adams Monroe 770-307-5854 
 
'03 Coastal bermuda hay. rnd. & sq. bales, Ige. square bales $3.50. Charlie Orr Concord bermuda mix,4x5 rounds $30 in barn. J. 
 
, tires/brakes, extra h.gt0" wide, mint cond.. Selling out, 4 does, 1 buck, inclUding 7 4x6. 5x5. well fert., rain free, horse qlty. H.D. 770-884-0433 . 
 
Cosby Villa Rica 770-265-9060 
 
$8200. Susie Chas.ain Bremen 770-537- cages. -7 bottles, auto water system. 4 nest Sharpe Lyons 912-526-6369 
 
'03 fescue & bermuda mixed for sale, sq. 03' Coastar' bermuda hay. 1-20 bales 
 
6983 
 
boxes, make offer. Bob Hodge Fairburn 770- '03 Coastal bermuda horse quality'hay, rnd, bales and round, 4x5 rolls. Joe Cron~n $3.50, 20 or more $3. Lesley Parham 2556 
 
1997 2H bumper pull trailer, straight load. floor mats. good co,d:. lightweight, can e~ mail pictures. $180J/obo. Cara L. Martin Richmond HiII912-727~2540 
 
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FEED, HAY AND GRAIN 
 
bales '$25., & sq., $3.75. Randy Barlow Manchester 706-846-8399 
'03 Coastal bermuda w/some crab 'grass, 4'x5' bales, well fertilized, $25, 10 or more 
 
McDonough 770-957-4761 
 
Old Athens Hwy. Monroe 30656 770-267- 
 
'03 fescue & bermuda, sq. bales, horse ':::62",4",3":-,-:77=0::,-=2,,,67,---,,6~1:::85,,- 
 
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qlty., GDA tested. weed free $3.50/bale, 03' ,Tift 44 bermuda hay, horse quality, 
 
$4/delivE;lred. Paul Wilkerson Douglasville $3.50/bale at bam. delivery available. Buddy 
 
1998 4-Star 2H slant load. rear tack 
 
$20. P.J. Bloom Warner Robins 478-923- .404-625-5298 
 
Bearden Bishop 706C31 0-0456 
 
gooseneck $9000. Jessica Leiden 2048 Old If you have any questions regarding ads in 8531 
 
.'03 fescue and bennuda, 4x5 rolls. fert. in 03' fescue hay. 4X5 rolls in barn. we'll load, 
 
Ocilla Road rifton 3-794 229-382-5163 
 
this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. '03 Coastal bermuda, sq. bales and 4x5 barn,. $25-$50, dely. available. Tommy Lee delivery possible. $20 per bale. Riley Hulsey 
 
1999 Colt 3H' slant load horse trailer, white. 
 
great cond. $3500. rJlarty Trammell Lithonia All hay ads must contain the variety of hay 
 
. 404-557-8846 
 
offered for Sale; i.e., Coastal bermuda hay, 
 
2002 3 horse, clcssic Iq. beautiful. large Alicia hay, etc. 
 
fridge. awning, self contained, sleeps 3. must 
sell at $28,500. Erie Bowden Canton 678e 
 
'02 fescue mix. ,$15 outside' barn, 
 
dreoluy,ndposbsailbelse~$"2D0aviind 
 
barn, Elder 
 
880-0502 
 
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Winder 770:867-5077 
 
2003 Circle w.goo~eneck stock. 16'/long x 6'/wide x 6'6'/high, Canvas top, escape gate. 
 
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r4o'lxls5'un9d0e0r-Hc1ov0~0r, 
 
lb. bermuda-fescue $17.50.' call after 5 
 
$3;900. Buddy Brage Guyton 912-772-4382 p.m. Hugh ButlerCarrollton 770-834-6387 
 
22' trailer wn'x8' cage. pintle hitch. heavy '034X4 rolls'fescue $15/roll. first cut. no duty, goqd cond., ~ood' for hay or straw, weeds, kept dry. Tim Jarvis Jasper 770-735- 
 
'rnd. bales. rain and weed free, dely. available. McDonough 770-898-3959. ,. 
 
Jimbo Hatcher Macon 478-474-3889 478- '03" fescue bermuda mix, 4x5 rolls. 
 
954-1688 
 
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fertilized. Steve Boots Monroe 770-921-9568 
 
'03 Coastal bermuda. Alicia or 11ft 44. 4x5 , '03 fescue bermudagrass mix hay, 4'x4' 
 
nEit wrapped. horse qlty., $30froll. Robert round bales. $15 each. Bill Cline Newnan 
 
FriJitticher Newington 912-857-3562 
 
.770-251 c3518 
 
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'03 Coastal bermuda. horse qu~litY., 4x5 '03 fescue hay, 4x4 rolls,' in pam $14. 
 
rolls in barn; '02 Coastal bermuda & mulch outside $12, also. sq. bales $2.50 bale. D. 
 
hay. David Muse PerTv 478-987-3386 ' 
 
Kimbrell Cornelia 706-778-8597 
 
'03 Coastal' bermuda, sq. bales,' well . '03 fescue hay, 4x5 rolls $25. sq. bales $3, fertilized and limed, horse qlty., in barn, d~ly. available. Doug Petty Ball Ground 770- 
 
$3.75. Jack McCracken Newnan 770-304- 735-6245 
 
Cleveland 706-865-3557 
 
1150 rolls/'03 Coastal and Tift 44 bermuda 5x6 r'olls/$25-$35 net wrapped. tested 
 
w/results available, horse/cow qlty. Ige. vol. discounts. Greg Downs Montezuma 478- 
 
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150 rolls of Alicia hay, '02; also, Alicia hay, 
 
'03. $25 per roll. Bill Bird 262 S. Wayne St. 
 
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2003 Coastal bermuda' and mixed grass hay, 4' x 65" 1000 'lb. rolls. rain-free. Joe Rossee Eatonton 31024 706-485-7673 
 
$2800. William B.. Ccrlyle Pendergrass 770- 6276 
 
2487 
 
'03 fescue hay, 'square bales in the barn. 2003 Coastal bermuda hay; 5 x 5 round 
 
601-0125 
 
 '03 4x5 Tift 44 in barn .$35, dely. available. '03 Coastal bermuda, square bales, $2.50 per bale. Ralph Wheeler Talking Rock bales. well fertilized .and irrigated, under 
 
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fertilized/stored. $3 each, off Hwy. 341 706-692-5933 
 
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shelter. James Campbell Colquitt 229-246- 
 
light, mats, divider, -ront tack, good cond.. '03 4x5 bales benTiuda-fescue mxd., cow' between Perry/Ft. Valley, Adams' Ranch. '03 fescue hay. stored in barn, horse & cow .:.7:,-7;:.50=,-__- - - - - - - - - - - - - 
 
$800. Cindy Modzelewski Flowery Branch, qltY.,dely.available. T. Knight RuUedge 706- Nancy Adams Ft. Valley 478"825-4051 . qlty. Todd Clark 4581 Will Wallace 'Road 2003 Tift 44 berT1)uda. horse qlty., 4x4 rolls" 
 
770-967-3996 
 
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,'03 Coastal horse hay. rain & weed free.. Gainesville 30506 770-6?4-5189 770-534- well fertilized, rain/weed free, $30 per roll. 
 
2H BP, good floor, nats, lights, good cond.. '03 '4x5 bermuda mix round bales $25. Clint Colley Metter 912-685-3087 
 
3954 
 
Russ Lane Carrollton 770-834-0737 
 
$1500/obo. will consider trade. Rebecca bermuda square bales $3.25, mulch hay '03 Coasted mix. 4x5 rolls. rain free, '03 fescue hay. well fertilized, 4x4 rolls, 320 2003 bermuda mix (Tift, CoastaQ, round 
 
Redmond Temple 770-693-8477 770-459-' round $15;' square $2. Terry' FauseJ fertilized, excellent ,quality. will deliver 30 mile at $8'.50 each, or $2500 for all. you haul. bales. dry storage, ,fertilized" $25/bale, 3 bale 
 
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Barnesville 770-412-6883' 
 
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radius. Faye Palmer Carlton 706-548-7500 Lynwood Pressley Zebulon 706-647-6062 minimum. Greg Goldsbeny Gray 478-986-2272 
 
2H or stock trailer new floor and wiring, '03 4x5 fescue/bermuda. rain free, in barn '03 Coastal or Tift 44 premium qlty. 4x5 '03 fescue in barn. fert:' $22, '03 fescue, . 2003 fescue bermuda mix. put up rain free, 
 
swing/slide rear dear and escape "door. $22, 10 or more $20. lack Coles Winder 770- rolls and .sq. bales, in barn, $40 and $4. stored outside $15 K. Clay Loganville 770- Ige. rolls in bam $20. Harry L McCord, Jr. 
 
$1000. Ed Harris Marietta 770-992-1669' 307-0882 
 
Charles McIntosh Monroe 770-267-953~ 
 
601-2779 ' 
 
Carrollton 770-830-0005 
 
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. THE MARKET)BUt..LETIN: 
 
Wednesdayuanuary 0"2004' 
 
2003 fescue hay, 4'x5' rolls @ $20/roll in Lge. quantity horse quality Coastal %:Boer bucklings, starting ai $50. John B. Free: lirope,' vinca, orange daylilies, Trumpet 'tree, (brugmansia), English iVy" 
 
bam, $15/roll outside. JaSon Costlow Rome be~udahay, hvy. sq. bales & round bales; Jordin'Bethlehem 770-867-6363 
 
althaea; also, aucuba, lace cap 'hydrangea, purple ,wintercreeper, pachysandra, daylily, 
 
706-766-9573706-234-7507 
 
also, haylage and mulch hay. Winton Harris Blueberry' plants,. 1 gal. 3.95, Tiffblue forsythia, abelia; ginger lily, phlox, Kerria, hydrangea, clematis, hosta, iris, Iirope, 
 
2003 round bales, 6x5, bermuda' mixed, Screven 912-586-6687 
 
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ClimaX Premire. Connie Quinn 15 Possum butterfly bushes. L. MUlkey Cumming: 770- aucuba, mondo, vinca, others. C.O. 
 
 good, tight rolls, $20, have some. 2002 left Mxd. grass horse ,hay, (fescue, bermuda, Hollow Rd. Minerai Bluff 706-492-4622 ' 
 
889-7079 
 
Henderson 171 ,Marietta St.. Alpharetta 
 
@$10. Stevie Duncan Royston 706-498-2099 orchard grass), $3/bale at barn, dely: Brown turkey II, celeste figs, $5.50/$10.00, Impatiens, periwinkle, cleome, bachelor's 30004-1921'770-475-6503 
 
706-245-7156 
 
available, some cow hay $1.50ibale. Alan raspb;erries, 'dewberries, $1.00, others, no buttons, cockscomb, Balsam, each 200 Zinnia, verbena, tick'seed, sweet Williams, 
 
240' . bales 'of fescue, 40 bales Beasley Calhoun 706-625-8698 
 
shipping. Carla' Houghton Marietta 770_428- 'seeds/$1; Jerusalem cherry 50 seeds/$1 poppy (2), marigold, Iiatris,' larkspur, 
 
fescue/bermuda, rain free.- very little weeds, On farm, Ige. md. bales, '03' bermuda- 2227' 
 
SASE. H: Brooks 5106 Lexington Ave. Stone hollyhock, hyacinth bean, list 48 seedsl$1 
 
$1.50 per bale. Colby Turpin Maysville 706- fescue mix, dely. available, O. Knight Social . Cert. Tiff 44 and Rus~ell bermuda sprigs; Mountain 30087 
 
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pkt. w/SASE. Joseph Abernathy 469 Hwy... 
 
677-4384 
 
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_ also, have Tiff 419 turf sprigs, Will custom Japanese maples, Viridis, Sango Kaku, 109 E: Meansville 30256 
 
4'x5' round bales 1/2 bermuda, 1/2 fescue,. Orchard grass hay, 4x5 rnd. bales, fert. to plant. Charles Hurley Summerville 706-857- Crimson Queen, Ever Red, Inaba Shidare, 
 
$25/roll, dely. available, qty. discounts UGA specs., horse quality, $25 per roll. Ellis P. 2707706-857-7689 
 
Bloodgood, Osakazuki, Hed Dragon,. 3 
 
available. ;jesse Arfnistead Jr. Zebulon 770- Linn Summerville 706-857-1377 
 
Cert. bermuda sprigs,' Tifton 85; 44, gal'/$39, 5 gal./$68, 15 gal./$115.Bridget 
 
567~4995 
 
. Orchard. grasslTimothy mix $2.50, horse Coastal, Russell, Tifway & Alicia. also, custom Britton Garfield 706-829-1427 . 
 
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FLOWERS' REQUIRING PERMITS 
 
40 'round 4x4 bales fesclle hay @$15 bale, qlty:, rolls $25,'call evgs.. J. Higdon Rossville planting. Gene Hart.'Guyton 912-728-3380 
 
Leyland cypress $1.50 UP, cryptomeria, 
 
Peggy Smith 496 Holiness' Campground Road Cleveland 30528 706-865-3796 
4x4 rolls hay fescue-bermuda mix, $15 roll, will del. Kenneth Vaughn Royston 706-245: 
 
706-866-4999 
 
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. Onion plants for sale, Yellow' Granex, 200, 
 
Quality horse' hay for. sale, square plants/$13; 500 plants/$17; 1000/$25; 2000 
 
bales/round rolls '03, fescue/bermudalTift 44,' plants/$46. Chet Cox P.O. Box 337 Vidalia 
 
call for prices. Jane Campbell Rockmart 30475912-529-6715 
 
osmanthus, leucothoe, Nellie Stevens $2.50 
 
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up, nandiniis, junipers, 'October Glory:' Uttle If you have any questions regarding. this 
 
Gem, hydrangeas. Anne Walker Goi;ld Hope ca~egory, call .Mia Haney at 404-6~1-9084. 
 
706-342-9471 
 
The Georgia Wildflower Protecti~n' Act 
 
7674.706-498-2292 
4x5 round bales', orchard grass, clover mix, great horse hay, stored in dry, possible dely. Glen HaralaSori Blairsville 706-745-1840 
 
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Round bales Coastal fescue mix, under 
 
shed, $20. Cator Hartley.Monroe 770-207- 
 
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Pecan trees in containers, 4 varieties, 10 for 
 
$200. Martha Wade Alma 912-632-6731 912- 
 
632-5216' 
 
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Tift 44, Coastal, Tift 85 Dormant sprigs now 
 
Leyland cypress 3 gal./$6.50, 5'-7' $40, Ive. 
~3e;;age. Margaret Webti Mo.rrow 678-422- 
Leyland cypress 3 gal./$9; also, crape 
 
requires that shipments of officially 
pro~ected plants be accompanied by 
transport tags displaying a permit number Issued by the Geo'rgia Department of 
 
Alfalfa, horse-quality, blister free, high Russell bermuda $4 bale; rolls $20 and up. available, also custom planting, statewide' myrtle, hollies, junipers, arborvitae, nandinas, ,Natural Resources. Ladyslipper Orchids 
 
'protein & ADF, delivery available throughout Larry Eley White Plains 30678 706-467-2184 references.' Scott McDaniel yatesville 706-. dawn redwood, many more' trees, shrubs, and Goldenseal are examples of protected 
 
Southeast for large quantities.' Peggy. Rye grass and fescue mix, '03, horse qlty. 472-3013 . 
 
evergreens, installation available. Bob Wetzel 'plants. When advertising protected plantS 
 
Buchanan Villanow 706-397-2117 Alicia bermuda hay, 'round 'bales, $20 to 
$30 a bale. Will Pierce P.O. Box 145 Coolidge 31738229-346-3175 
Bermuda and fescue hay for sale, round bales, some all bermuda, '01 & '02 $25, $30 as per kind and qlty. Elmer. Nix Winder 770867-6726 
Bermuda fescue mixed, round bales, 2003 fall hay, good quality, good price, $20. Ed Bowlin Griffin 770-228:5186 ' , Bermuda hay, $3.25, fescue hay $2,25, 
 
round bales, '4x5 .rolls; $30lbale at barn; cow hay, $20/roll. Larry Graha)'Tl Canton 770-475- 
 
FLOWERS FOR SALE 
 
Dallas 770-443-5266 
 
in the Market BUlletin. please submit a 
 
Leyland cypress 6-10', in field, you dig or copy of. your permit to sell protected 
 
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.: we dig; contact for price. Thurmon D. Turk plants. Ads submitted ,without this 
 
Shelled yellow. feed corn $9/100# or 
 
Jefferson 770-945-6843 
 
 
 
Information 'will not be published." For 
 
$25/barrel; also, wheat or oats $25/barrel, 
 
If you have' any questions about this 'Leyland cypress 6-20',' B&B, 1 gal. and further information on the sale or shlpm,ent 
 
exc: ,feed. Robert Wayne Montgomery catag0'1'. call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. liners,: cryptomeria 8"16'" B&Band liners' of protected plants, contact: Protected 
 
Reynolds 478-847-2356 Silage, (balage), 4x4 rolls, plastic+ net 
 
, Flowerseed offered for sale has not been 
 
available.J. Kirby Pa'imetto 404-456-4062 
Leyland cypress 7. 9al./$15, cryptomeria 7 
 
Plant Program, 2117 U.S. Hwy. 278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30025" (770) 918-6411. 
 
wrapped, no rain, spring: mostly rye gras!" tested for germination 'since it often Is ga,1./$20, ,Cleveland pear, red maple, 
 
summer: mostly bermudagrass and collected in very limited quantities. 
 
Japanese maple, oaks, daly. & planting 
 
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.. Bees, Honey & Supplies 
 
crabgrass, $30/roll. John Stuedemann Cory Clements Comer 706-202-2371 . 
 
'Baby' cleye'ra bushes $5. ConYers 30094 770c918-1754 '~ 
 
R. 
 
Alesa . 
 
available. Greg Strickland Winston 770-9420"'0"'1:..:1'-4"'0"'4'-::-"'58~3::..-.:::63"'6:::..1'_'_:'____=--;----..,.,._ 
 
5 Ibs. beeswax $25 postpaid, 1.5 Ibs.bee pollen $19, bee feed corn syrup , 
 
mulch hay $2. P. Keilman Bishop 706-342- Spring' :03 .cutting' beimuda"fescue mix, 
 
7369 I" 
 
exc.qlty., weed free, rain free,,4x4 rolls, bam 
 
Bermuda hay for sale, roynd and square stored, $24 each, field stored $20. each. 
 
bales, dely. available. Jimmy Moncrief Fort "Marsha Halloran Stone Oak Farms 
 
$0.50 pkg. w/SASE: .Iarkspur, impatiens', purple coneflower, mullein pinks, gaillardia, columbine, cosmos, euphorbia scabiosa, zinnoias, cleome, marigold. M. Lane 39.14 Sue 
 
Leyland cypress trees, 3 gal., approx. 4'4.5',very uniform in size; $8.50 each,' dely. available on Ige. orders. Bob Brookshire B=u"7:f.O:::,rd::....:.7"'7"'0-,.:9"'3::::2,.:-5:,:7..::9.:::5:----:---:::-=--:-::--:--,.- 
 
$3/gallon. John Pluta 165 Hwy. 22 NE. Milledgeville 31061..478-452-2337 . 
veBgeeteasb'lefso,r .lrimenittedf.or#,'pboolloinkateeartlrye.esJacaknide 
 
'Yalley 478-825-0865 , . 
 
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Arnoldsville 706-548-0066 
 
Lane Decatur 30035 
 
Leylal')d cypress, 1 gal., 30' tall, single. Sharpe Annuchee 706-234-1329 
 
Bermuda hay for sale, round bales, 5', $10- Square bales of Coastal bermuda and $1 SASE: black-eyed' Susan, yellow daisy, stem, exc. for Christmas trees/screens, $2.50 Gallons of clover honey $27 picked up, $15. James Mize '3756 Bowman Hwy. 'Alicia hay.$3 per bale. James Edwards yellow strawflower, purple verbena; each, 100+ $2.25 each. Tommy Alden Byron order bees now for M'arch/April '04, other. e. 
 
,Royston30662706-245-5450 
 
Hazlehurst 912-375-7276 
 
hummingbird. G. Samford 1119 Banbury 478-825-1337' 
 
J. Weeks Ball Ground 770-735-3263 
 
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Bermuda mxd., 4x5 round bales, always Tift 44 & Tift 44/fescue mxd., Ige. round Cross Avondale Estates 30002' 
 
Lg. Red Spider Ully Bulbs,Red f1ower-' Will remove honeybees & other bees in 
 
.covered,. near Griffin, $20.. local dely. 1000 bales, baled w/Claas baler, $25-$32. $1 each w/SASE: butterll}' weed, m, arigold Green 
 
Foilage-One, doz.$7..00,T.wo metro & long dist. beyond Metro Co. area. 
 
available. Andy' Jackson Senoia. 678-362- Coy aaker Loganville 770-466c4609 
 
Golden Guardian, Northern-sea oats, cardinal doz.$13.00-P.P.p. John Culpepper Quitman Milton D. Scott East Point 404-344-0719 . 
 
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Bermuda/Bahia 2003 hay, ~X6. bales, $10 
 
Tift 44 bemiuda hay, horse qlty., well fertilized .and rain free, sq. bales $3.75 in 
 
climber, cypress vine. Susan Kunze .1129 Wilmington Island Rd. savilOnah 31410-4525 
 
229-292-5258 
 
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Mexican sunflower, cleome, 
 
old 
 
timey 
 
Will remove swarms, old tiee' equipment from Royston area. Nathaniel Smith Royston 
 
and up,' you pick-up, we load.' John Lacey barn. Tony Petty Calhoun 770:548-0596 
 
'$1 each w/SASE: money plant,. Indian marigolds, Caveman gourds, money plant, 706-245-7420 
 
White Plains 888-246-4287 
 
. Tift 44 bermuda;square bales, rain free, $2. blankets, rattlebox, oxeye daisy, .minty. touch-me-not, four o'clock, red hibiscus $1 
 
Coastal bermuda, hay, round bales, excellent quality with' no rain, can deliver, 
 
per bale (minimum. 50), 'in barn. Steve Holcomb Ball Ground 30107 770-479-6610 
 
Mexi9an marigolds., Nell Wall Howard Rd. Rincon 31326 
 
255 
 
Fort 
 
each w/lge. SASE, extra stamps for more. B. Savage 3017 Atkins Dr., Gainesville 30507, . _ _---:- 
 
To .'Things Eat ~---'-"--_ 
 
$12/bale, 300 selling. Tom E. Justice Dewy 
 
Rose 706-245-9275 
 
Coastal bermuda hay, well fertilized and 
 
limed, 4'x5' rolls, in barn, $30. W.J. Tyson 
 
, PerTY 478-987-1278 
 
Coastal bermuda hay. Thomas Lane 
 
Franklin 30217 706-675-3683 
 
Coastal bermuda, squares, stored in bam 
$4, pure bermuda round/~O, 4x5 bermuda 
 
cross rye grass stored in barn/$40, fert., 
 
limed, dely. Glenn Hayes Oxford 770-786-' 
 
6425770-786-3737 
 
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Coastal sq. bales for sale $3.50 in barn. 
 
 Franklin Dowell 2150 Hwy. 411 N.E., Rollins 
 
Ranch, Cartersville 770-386~4464 '170-382- 
 
7270 
 
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Tift 44 hay for sale, sq. bales, $4' pe'r bale, 
 
round bales $25 per bale. John Hanington 
 
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'.Timothy orchard mix, '03 cutting, sq. bales, horse qlty., $3'e'ach; fescue, horse. qlty., $2~50 
 
each. B. Dills Blairsville 706-745-1235 
 
Top qlty. rain free sq: bales Coastal 
 
bermuda hay, tested 15.8% protein. George 
 
Chandler Winterville 706-742-8427 . 
 
Whole ear corn, can grind for feed, $20/55 
 
gal. drum, approximately 50 drums, leave a 
 
message. Wayne CheelY Thomson 706-595-. 
 
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AGSEED FOR SALE 
 
$1.50 each sE!l1d pkt. w/$0.57 LSASE: Joe- Moon' seed, snapdragon, rose moss, 
 
pye weed "Carin', white zinnia, mxd. Balsam. larkspur $1 each w/SASE. W. Phillips P.O. 
D. Fletcher 127 Red River Circle Chula 31733 Box,516 Trenton 30752 
 
$1.50 each/pkt. seed 'plus $0.57, LSASE: Native' azaleas, grancy greybeard, lilac, 
 
yellow-berry nandina;,.white berry callicarpa' Japanese<maples;,viburnums.eave Blihovde 
 
beauty berry. K. Lane 183Alcovy l?ne Chula Cleveland'706-865-2849 
 
31733 
 
Old time daffodils $3/doz., Siberian iris 
 
$3 for 2, (no coins), Ige. SASE, 2 $3/doz., postage $4.50 each; red:mole bean 
 
stamps,(required), specify: larkspur, foxglove, seed 121$1 w/SASE; boxwood, diff. 'sizes & 
 
old-fashioned poppy, Sweet William, prices. B. Lunsford 3602 State Highway 60 
 
hollyhock or coneflower. Nancy 'Crosby 1491 . Suches 30572 706-747-2331 
 
Levi Kennedy Rd. Reidsville 30453 
 
Old timey daffodils, Siberian iris, $3/doz:, 
 
$5/lge. pk. w/lge. SASE, 2 stamps seed, $4.50 postage; althaea" aucuba,' .rose 
 
specify: premium .old-fashionedpoppy mix, campion plants: daylilies, forsythia; crinum 
 
Shirley poppy ,mix or' cottage garden mix. lilies, free redbuds & Iiriope: you dig. E. Beach 
 
G.B. Hodges Jr. 997 Levi Kennedy Rd. ::;Dc::u:=luth'-=7-"'77.:..:0=:--..:,47.:..:6=:--..:,1.:.,:163::::...-;-_ _---:_-:---:- 
 
Reidsville 30453 
 
- ' . Paulownia, 1 year bare root; already 
 
. Use 'of the term "organic" requires reglstration- with the Georgia Department of Agriculture. Advertisements submitted without certificate of ~istrationfor.ltems offered for'sale cannot be published: For more information, access the department website www.agr.state.ga.us and link from the,home page'to the Organic Agriculture page and registration forms. Those who do not have lriternet access or are unable to download the foims, should contact the Organic Program Manager, Yernon Mullins', at (706)595-3408.. 
'03. black walnut meat $15/qt. plus $4:50 postage. Georgia Bond 2005' Bond Dr. Elberton 30635 706-283-4599 
 
Coastal, Alicia hay, 300 rolls $20 per roll,  dely. available. Clyde Bruner Metter 9}2-6856089912-657-8407 
 
If you have any questions regarding this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. 
 
'03 moonflciwer seeds, 8. seeds $1.50, ,cop'piced, plant now for spring growth, David 
 
includes postage. A. Folds 721 Costley Road Drexler Fitzgerald 229-423-7174 
 
laGrange 30241 706-885-9407' 
 
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Pink hibiscus, dark rose campion, mxd. 
 
"03 black walnut meats $18/qt. ppd. Robert Norrell 3903 Turner Rd. Gainesville 30506 
'03 pecans, Stuarts; ,also, Ige. Mahan 
 
Cow, hay, fescue, sq. bale, $2.50 bale. R. Advertisers cif agrlculbJral seed must 
 
Dangar ~ 062 Liberty Grove Rd. Alpharetta 30004 770-475-1914 
 
submit a I:urrent laboratory'relJort (not 
 
, Fescue & bermuda hay mixed, fert. good, in more than 9 months' old) for ,purity, 
 
'bam. Frank Powell 1207 Jacksonville Rd. noxious weeds and germination for each 
 
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lot rm 
 
advertised. A seed and not exceed 400 
 
lotrriust be SO-lb. bags. 
 
. '03 sultana/impatien seed mxd., 35 colors and shades, many variegated, 1/2 tsp./$1 w/SASE. Mozelle 'Green158 George Cowart Rd. Chatsworth 3 0 7 0 5 " 
49 three gal. pots g"1en Iiriope $98, 77 one gal. pots green Iiriope $96.25. J.H. Patr:nan 
 
zinnias,. yellow-orange marigolds $1 ,each pkg. w/lg'e. SASE. Melody Wynn Rt . 2 Box 1422 Wrightsville 31096 478-668-3788 ' . Purple running hyacinth bean's, ornamental 
& long handle dipper gourd seeds, four o'clocks, mxd. colors, $1/pkt. W/SASE; (2 
 
Stuarts, (Papershell), $1.50/lb. in shell, no 
 
shipping.', M. B. Parks Reynolds" 478:847- 
 
4420 
 
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. '03 shelled pecans, Stuart and Desirable, mostly halves, $7/lb. postage paid in Ga., 3 Ib, min., we ship worldwide. Berry DonaldsOn 
 
Fescue & bermuda hay, sq. bales. J.R. Laboratory ,reports will be returned upon 'Athens 706-549-4487 
 
stamps). Donald Allen 155-B Huff Dr. Rte. 2, Box 1080, Metter 30439 912-685- 
 
Wimpey Jonesboro 770"471-4221 
 
request. ;Any ads for' agricultural seed Abelia, nandilla,. forsythia; pussy willow, L.8wrenceville 30044 
 
4095 912-682-0347 
 
. Fescue and bermuda hay, round bales $1'5 each, dely. extra, CoVington and Mansfield 
 
submitted for" pUblication without this documentation will not be ,published. 
 
weeping willow, Mahonia .holly, Confederate rose, Lenten rose, magic lily, sweet shrub. 
 
='=:R=::e:':(j7'7'leaf"7:'::c=as":t:':o=r":'m"'0"7le-:-b-ea-n-s-'::5:::0-s-e-ed"7"'"s/=$"71 w/long SASE, and $0.37 stamp w/each order 
 
'03 shelled pecans, half mostly, $6.50, you pay postage. W.~. Phillips Rte. 1~ Box 1235 
 
areas. G.R Morgan Mansfield 770-630-7845 Certain varieties' of seed are protected Betty Stephens Monroe 770-267-5053 
 
of 50 beans, no checks. John Carroll 1677 Wrightsville 31096 478-864-3758 
 
Fescue hay for sale: Tim Parks Ellijay 706-. from propagation unless they are grown Black Elephant ears, Black Princess Buford Dam Rd., Buford 30518 770-945- '03 shelled pecans,' mostly halves, $6/lb., 
 
635-2531 
 
as a class of certified seed. For example, Elephant ear bulbs, ginger roots,' Japanese 6901 
 
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refrigerated & bagged, plus 'postage; 3 ib. 
 
Fesc\le mix, round bales on ground from wheat seed" such as Florida '304, Coker climbing ferns, will Ship. Pam Jolley-Decatur Red spider lily or surprise lily bulbs $10 per min., call nights. Kevin McBurney Bowman 
 
"02, good for mulch or feed, $8. Wayne Stone 9134,Coker 98,35 and soybean seed, 770-593-1599' 
 
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doi. .plus $3 shipping and hdlg. Noah 706-245-7199 
 
Newnan 770-251-9709 
 
.such as 6738, Haskell and Bel)nlng, may Brugmansia, (angel's trumpet), rocited Upshaw 2915 Moseley Rd. Byron 31008 478- . 2003 pecans-mostly halves, $6.50/lb., 3 
 
Fescue/bermuda mix, round bales $25 not be propagatec:l' for sale .unless the cuttings $5, butterfly weed, (limited supply) 956-5148 
 
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pound minimum, free shipping in GA. Susan 
 
eabh in barn. Wayne Morris Franklin 770- seed has be~n grown a.s' a class of w/directions for'sprouting, 12 seeds/$1..M.L. Sawtooth oaks produce acorns' in 6-8yrs., Aycock 11'8 Gifton Thomas Road Bethelhem 
 
854-4130 
 
certified seed. Propagation of such seed Wooten Marietta 770-422-8245 
 
1 gal. pots 2 for $5, 50 or more $2. Jeff, 30620770-867-1914 ' 
 
Fescue/o~ grass hay, round and sq. 
bales, cow qlty., cUt this fall, best offer, no dely. 
avail. on round .baIes, Ext. 13. John Petrel 
lafaYette 706-22~ 706-397-8108 
 
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 
 
Canna-Red Emperor, 4-6 ft., 121$15 ppd.; 
 
moon' vine seeds ,15/$1 SASE. Ronald 
 
Crawford 2931 Winding Circle Lilburn 770- 
 
979-4417 
 
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Stephens Alto 770-869-9460 ' Seed: mullein pink, morning glory, touch- 
me-nots 1/2 tsp./$1, mo.ney plants, four o'cloCks, angel,'s trumpet, hibiscus' $1/t5p., 
 
Black walnut meat $17/qt. or 2 qts. for$30 postage ,paid, mostly quarters. H.E. Davis Dearing 706-556-6124 
Black walnuts, hulled and washed, ready 
 
For sale, large 4 X 5 roun9 bales fescue Georgia Department of ,Agriculture seed 
 
hay, 125 baJes. Benton Brown 167. Staton Dr Division, (404).~3635.' 
 
, 
 
Cold hardy palm trees, delY. and installed, ea: w/SASE. G. Robertson 1955 Old Cornelia for cracking, $2.50/gal. 
 
call for info: Deborah Golden Stone HWY.-Gainesville 30507 
 
Morrow 770-968-0272 
 
N.R.' Webster 
 
Clermont 30527770-983-3018 
 
$3pk.- Cherokee Ihdian bead seed, grows Mountain 770-593-3405 
 
Seeds: Thomas 'Jefferson butter bean Black walnuts, hulled and washed, ready 
 
Good qlty. bermuda hay & 'peanut hay, wlhole in it,. w/instr. to grow & make jewelry. Confederate rose seeds ,$2, w/SASE, (vine), 20/$5; mole plant (red), '.5/$1; for . cracking, $2.50/gal. N.R: Webster 
 
round rolls, can deliver. Ed Wasdin Norman Fran Chapman Leesburg 229-439-2600 
 
daffodil $6.50/doz., shipped free. Mary Wood marigolds, zinnias, spider, and more, $1/tsp. Morrow' 770-678-0272 
 
Part< 229-769-3964 229-873-1230 ' 
 
'03 Martin 'gourd seed, 50 seeds/$1.25 plus 563 W.e. Bradcock Rd. Uvalda 30473 ,. w/SASE. Charles Coffer 4224 .Earney Rd. Chestnuts; baked once, you reheat/roast 
 
Hay, '03 CoaStal and Coastal mix, round SASE. Edward Thurmond .1311 McHenry Confederate rose, 'hyacinth bean, .sweet WoodStock 30188 770~751-7408 . 
 
again, approx. $3/1b; plus shipping. Chris 
 
'bales for sale, call afterI 5:30 p.m. Crossing Madison 30650 
 
Williams, tiger lily, jasmine, _hibiscus pink,! ,Seeds: mxd. zinnias, .bush marigolds, Gallo 340 Millers Mill Stockbridge 30281 
 
RichardlWayne Cheely ThomsOri 706-595- RyEigraSs germ. 98%, $14.75lbag, grazing white $1.50/pk. Lavida Childs 170 Mallory Dr. Jerusalem cherry, long handle gourds, 866-741:7910 
 
6742 706-564~1243 
 
mix, germ-oats 96%, wheat 93%, $7.50 bag., laGrange 30241 706-884-7402 
 
Jalapeno peppers, cherry peppe~s $1/pkt. Desirable pecan, whole or cracked. Sidney 
 
Hay,6x5 rolls fescue/orchard grass, rain Billy'Turlington Covington 770-786-51'16 
 
Crape myrtles, pink, white, lavender, 6'-12', w/SASE.O Ann Dutton 3269 Five Fo~ks Keadle Thomaston 30286 706-647-2328 
 
free, in barn, one or.1 00 $23. Robert Hearn 
 
ChIckamauga 706-375-2812 
 
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, Horse qlty. Coastal bermuda, highly fart., 
 
Ag Plants for Sale 
 
$50-90; Leyland cypress", 8'-H)', $80; bal9 TrickumRd. Lilburn 30047 
 
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Fresh eggs, brown, green, from happy 
 
cypress 5 gal: $1 O. Brantley Wise Commerce Tree seed: grancy gfl'lybeard, mimosa, chickens, $2/doz., bring container. Joyce 
 
770-993-2100 
 
redbud, wisteria, nandina, catawba worm, Williamson ConyerS 770~-1519 
 
sq. bale hay, in barn, $3.75lbale. David  Vaughn Bogart 7~769-6706 
Horse qlty. Coastal bermuda,. highly fertilized, sq"baIe hay in barn @ $3.?5lbale. David Vaughn 2070 Hodges Mill Rd: Bogart 706-338~8 . 
Oats. '03 crop, bulk. top qlty. feed. $3 per 
 
" you have any questions regarding this 
category, c811 Tammy Thomas at 404-651-9083. 
 
Alicia, Tift 78; Tift 85; Russell bermuda 
 
sprigs, custom planting. Ray'Beaty Coolidge' 
 
229-941-2047 
 
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Blackberry, raspberry plants, fig bushes 
 
Duraheat river birch, 22' tall, Oconee & Yoshino cherries, can 'del. & plant, make offer. Bill Isaacs Snellville 770-972-6865 
, Free pampas grass and canna lilies. Jo Harris Athens 770-725-8177 
Leyland cypress 1-gal./$3,3 gal./$7, quantity discount available on large orders, 
 
$1/pkt. long SASE, 2 stamps. Eugenia Naturally raised pork, forage our crops pliJs 
 
Weaver 3482 Skull ~hoals Rd. Washington w~ole 
 
"corn; 
 
soy 
 
'meal, 
 
no 
 
~3~06~7~3~_,..- 
 
--:--:,--'-":"- _ antibiotics/hormones, freezer ready, whole or 
 
Trees: live oak, poplar, maple, hickory, Red half. John Pyal Cobbtown 912-684-3099 
 
and, Sh!Jmard Red oak, Laurel oak, Overcup, Pecans $4 per lb. plus pOstage.. Robert 
 
oak, SaW!ooth oak, Willow oak ~-$35. N. Bassett Macon 478-788-1648 
 
Halley Metter 912-685-~266' 
 
, Pecans for. sale, $4.50/lb., clean - mostly 
 
bushel ./ge. quantity discounts.' Ted Milliron (brown turkey), blueberry, plants. Perry Athens area. Liza Smith Nicholson 706- The MARKET BULLE11N reserves the 'right halves; ,$2IIb. cracked. .Philip ClaYton" 
 
SheiJman 229-679-5801 
 
Stephens Monroe 7700267-5055 
 
757-2526 
 
to edit nOtices. 
 
:Toomsboro 478-933-5435 
 
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 Wednesday January 7,2004 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
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, , Water ground meal" whole wh~t flour, , Sterile grass carp, channel catfish Want chicken, litter, Alto, Baldwin, lIa area. Mixed hardwood,-1/2 cord; free local dely, Chair caning 'of. all types, refinishing & 
 
grits, $3/5 Ibs, plus postage; also, g~ind your fingerlings, bluegill, ~hellcracker" redbreast, Bryan Whitimton'Alto 706-894-2630 
 
. $70. Jimmy Middlebrooks Hampton 770- repairs. James J. Lewis 1404 Kenwood Dr. 
 
corn or wheat. Mike 3uckner Junction City hybrid bream, free delivery. Ringo Merritt Want 'corral panels, any size, any, amount, 946-4962 
 
. Peny 31069478-987-4243 . 
 
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706-269-3630 
 
Waynesboro 706-554-0182 
 
in good conditio'n, some rust o.k, S. Burnett Mixed' 'hardwood, cuVspliVstacked @ Chair caning, all types,complete repak & 
 
H~rbs 
 
Sterile grass carp, channel catfish, all sizes Covington 770-784-9505 
 
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$150/cord, delivery available.' William refinish, repair wicker & rattan. H. J. Bell 2271 
 
available, bluegill and redear bream and bass.' Want corral panels.. Mike Bloodworth Costlow Rome 706-235"0625 
 
Hog Mtn. Rd. Watkinsville 30677 706-769- 
 
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Ed Henderson 1852'FortCreek Rd. Dearing Knoxville 478-836-2535 
 
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Mxd. firewood, split, stacked' and 1454 
 
State law requires 'a I ginseng dealers and 30808706-595-7183 
 
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Want feed bin, 2 to 3 ton capacity, w/wo seasoned, free kindling ava!lable, call for info. 'Chair caning:-rush, cane, French, do some 
 
growers to.be regisered with the Georgia Worm beds for sale, red worms mxd. motor & auger. Paul Hardy Fairburn 770-969- H. Smith Austell 770-948-4174 
 
repairs. Richard Strawn Dawsonville 706- 
 
Department of. Natural Resources. For w/Giant Reds, $30/up, shipping boxes, $0.25 8575 
 
Mxd. hdwds., split and seasoned, $50 1/2 265-3344 
 
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more' information, ::onfact the Georgia 
 
Natural Heritage Program at (770) 
 
918-6411 
 
or 
 
at ' " website 
 
www.georgiawildlife.com. 
 
each, dump truck, other supplies. J.F. Smith 
 
Boston 229-498-1605 
 
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Fertilizers &" Mulches 
 
Want free horse manure to cover 700 sq. ft., will pay for reasonable hauli,ng and dely. Gilbert Martinez Sr. Calhoun 706-625-7432 
Want greenhouse and equipment, will take 
 
cord, will deliver locally. R. Clark McDonough 770-898-0985 
Oak and hickory firewood $75/half cord, $140/cord, dely..available, South Metro area. 
 
Chairs' caned, all types, pressed cane, 
'laced and rush bottoms, furniture repaired and refinished, lamp~ repaired and rewired, reas. price, quality work. David Hay 
 
Elephant garlic clo\asor .plants $12;50 for '02 mulch -hay, 4X5 round bales, Coastal down, must be reasonable, 12X24 min. Bill Scot Wingo 'Palmetto' 770-463-9485 
 
Carrollton 770-832-3281 
 
30 postage paid. Harris Vickers Fort Valley Aiicia mixed, $15 ea: quantity 95. David Goodroe Griffin 770-228-9907 
 
Oak and hickory, well seasoned; split, Country angel/old quilt gown $18 postage 
 
478-825-0771 
 
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Drexel Milledgeville 478-946-2438 
 
Want mushroom, other, day 478-744-6214. delivered and stacked, 1/2 cord $80; ottier. paid. .Dot Loveless 3010 :Pine Grove Dr. 
 
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Elephant garlic clo\es or plants $12.50/30 '03 fescue hay, sq. bales,lge. amounts Mark Johnston Lizella 478-784-8243~- 
 
Teresa Hearn Fayetteville 770-460-7481 ' Powder Springs 30127 770-943-4885' 
 
postpaid. M. H. Robbins 364.Savannah Ave. .Statesboro 30458 91 '-489-5373 
 
available for mulch. James Huie Locust 
 
Gro~e mi-954-0102 
 
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Want nursery containers, preferably cheap, about one-tWo quart. Alfred Morris Thornton 
 
Oak firewood, seasoned, split, 1/2 and full cords, pic,k-up, deliver, Blake Yates 171 
 
Cradle, bed, high chair for your doll, doll ' clothes made to order-American :Girl, Bitty 
 
Elephant garlic coves, no herbicides, '03 mulch hay and wheat straw, sq, bales, Pine Mountain 706-663-6637 706-663-6637 Boynton Rd Hampton 30228 770-467-8535 Baby, Barbie, Cabbage 'Patch, baby dolls. 
 
$10/doz. postpaid. E.,L. Poole 240 Tom $2 per bale. tlolley Miles Dawson 22~-995- Want sheet nietal, all or part, for Ford 770-467-8930 
 
. .Kathryn Harvard Thomasville 229-226-1357 
 
Summers Rd. AmeriCc.lS 31709 
 
3305 
 
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600/800 .tractor, , useable . condition, 'Oak firewood, .split, seasoned, 1/2 cord, Cro. afghans, ladies foot warmer shoes, 
 
, Hot pepper tree s~eds $1 w/SASE, one plant 5'11' 'this year, planting instruction free, Helen Swanson 1 40 Old Muse Rd, Carrollton 30116 
 
_ '03 mulch hay in barn $2 each. Steve Still LoganVille 678-428-0487 
,'03 oat straw, 5 x 5 1/2 ft, 'rolls, $20 in barn. Lyndon Mize Royston 706-245-5314 
 
reasonable price. Mike Hebbard Roswell 
 
30076770-518-4336 
 
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Want small feed or milk scale, covered 
 
stainless steel milking pail, tattoo outfit, 
 
dry, $90; gr:een, dry, mxd.' $80, Larry/Scott Moon Conyers 770-922-5157 
Seasoned and split oak hdwds., 18"-20" pieces, $75 1/2 cord, dely. free. G. Patrick 
 
made to order. Mrs. 'J.M, Eure 1429 Ridgewood Dr. Augusta 30909 706-738c 1787 ' 
Custom made photo albums - baby and 
 
, Imported Asian YoY) pepper seed $1 cash, rooster spur peppe- pods $0.25 SASE. 
or. Robert K. Clark' 3401 Brookview 
Loganville 30052 
Sun dried rooster 3pur peppers 30 pods $1, cash only; send 3ASE, Jack Long P.O. Box 911 Hawkinsville 31036 478-783-4312 
 
'03 wheat & rye 'straw $1.75/bale, semiloads available, wil! load. TImothy Peifer Metter 912-685-6853 
Clean mulch $2 per bale, ()ver 500/under 500 neg., kept very dry. J. Scot\ Smith Loganville 770-554-8021 770-757-1828 
Free aged horse manure w/shavings, easy 
 
disbu'dding iron, elastrator. John Cokley Union'Point 706-453-2685 
Want to buy - o,ld grist' mill or mill stones. Richard Eaves Demopolis 334-289-8906 
Want to buy a used horse hay ring. Deb'orah Andrews Gainesville 770-855-6225 
Want to trade good working old-timey ditch 
 
AUanta 404-545-4712 'Seasoned ' hdwd., measured amounts,. 
picked, up or delivered N. Fulton, Cherokee, Forsyth. Clint Harris Crabapple 770~7540806770-887-3129 
,Handicrafts 
 
wedding, call for special requests and prices. Deborah Andrews Gainesville 770-855-6225 .. 
.Handmade basket planters from landscape timbers.$60, each two different kinds. Bennie Norton Locust Grove 770-954-1652 
Handmade bluebird, bat, screeching owl, all made of solid' cedar. Robert Boggs 
 
Fish& Supplies,. 
 
access, you load and haul. Fran Bragg 1150 witch for trailer of same value. Don Jones 
 
Decatur 770-939-3147 
 
Lacy Road Canton 30115 770-479-8188 
 
Resaca 706-280-5931 
 
If you have any questions regarding ads in Handmade maple mountain style rocking 
 
- Free horse manure w/shavil1gs, you load. V. Want two W.9 x 38' tires for duals; also, this category, 'call Mia Haney at 404-651-9084. chair's, childs' to jumbo sizes, $35 to $79. 
 
Persons selling sterile triploid grass carp Sudderth Buford 678-283-0752 
 
w~nt two 4'x20' 'swamp pads. Eric C. 
 
,TIna Chastain Canton 770-479-1559 
 
must have a Wild An:mal License from the Golden red dean pine straw, long needle, McGrew Bowden 770-258-5717 
 
All ,items advertised in the Handicraft' Handmade walking sticks,' all w/vine 
 
Georgia Department of Natural Resources. $2.85/bale, picked up $4.25/bale, installed, , Want used cattle liquid supplementtanks, category must be handmade by the groove, maple and dogwood stained, natural 
 
Market Bulletin advertisements for sterile min. 50 bales, dely. available. K" Hess approx. 300 gals. K, Ross Comer 706-338- advertiser;' items purchased by the and other light colors, wood handles stained, 
 
, carp must be Eccompanied by a Alpharetta 770-360-7095 . 
 
3417 
 
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advertiser for resale may not be darker, $15-$25 postpaid., Lonnie McMicken' 
 
photocopy of the ,ad'/ertiser's license. For Golden red pine straw, 'semi-loads, .$2.50 Want windmill in operable condition to be' advertised. Advertisers must include a 551 Monk Rd. Dallas 30132 . 
 
license. infonnation, contact DNR Special per bale. K. Hester Alpharetta 770-664-1257 disassembled and moved. Earl Barrs Macon state'ment to' this effect when submitting Homemade corn cob pipes, bamboo stem, 
 
Pennit Unit at (770) 761-3044. 
 
Golden red, extra Ige. bales of pine straw, 478-741-8742 
 
advertisements Handicraft ads 'are great for skits, .plays, etc., 6/$6, $2.50 
 
2000 super Wiggler worms, plastic tray & feed, $74 + freight. -<im Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-4221 
A-1 farm grown channel fingerlings, graded, priced by si<.e, accurate weights & counts, gtd. live, 'heal'hy, immediate delivery, other.. J.F. Gilbert Thcmaston 706-648-3409 706-648-2062 
A1 qlty. bass, charnel catfish fingerlings, 
 
delivered and installed,. $4.25/bale. L. Hoke II 
 
Atlanta 770-518-0577 
 
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Llama "beans", excellent fertilizer, may be, 
 
used right away or composted, free, you haul 
 
it away. T.J. Alexander Athens 706-316-9630 
 
Mulch hay, good sq. bales $2.50, delivered. 
 
Joe Brown Annuchee 706-238-9592 
 
Pine straw $3.25/bale, free dely. w/in 40 
 
Notices 
Will the man. across from Chateau Elan, who was interested in exchanging grancy greybeards, please contact me. James Mabry Lavonia 706-356-4742 
Out-Of-State Wanted 
 
limited to 30 words' and must be in compliance with all other advertising guidelines (see page 21. 
1. pound bides of cotton baled the old fashion way,1/50Oth the size of a regular bale; will make 5 T-shirts or 20 hankerchiefs, etc. Horace Nobles Tennille 478-552-7291 , 2,1' purple Maitin poles w/winch, holds'36 goun;is, $185, can deliver to several, cos. 
 
postage, 12/$10, 25/$20, larger quantities available: Frazier Long Lawrenc.eville 770962-6345 
Homemade old-fashioned 'rabbit boxes, stick trigger system" weathered, $20 ppd.; cedar' bluebird houses, built by specs. GA. Dept: Hum. Res., instr.,,$15 ppd. Ann Dutton 3269 Five Forks Trickum Rd. Lilburn 30047 
I will quilt your old or new quilt'tops on 
 
bluegill, shellcrackers & hybrid bream, sterile grass carp, dely.' !Ovailable. Tony Chew Manchester 706-846-3657 
All sizes impro\ed channel catfish 
 
mile'radius of Macon, 50 bale minimum order. Want A tractor cab to fit A 76 Ford 4600 
 
Mike Crawley Gray 478-745-3969 '. 
 
tractor, Anthony Bain Mentone AL 256-634- 
 
Pine straw, del. and installed, $4.50/bale.. 4475356-996-5132 _ 
 
Martin Golden Lawrenceville 678-407-9084 =W:'::-a':::nt"'G::-'ri'='lIs"'f:-o:::'r':':a:::Jco-C"h=-n-:-D=-ee-r-e-:G::-.""M""iC"k-e-=R::-o-a-c"'h 
 
surrounding Jackson Co: W.S. Caudell Jefferson 706-543-6888 
Afghans $40 & $30, TV scarves $10; also, doilies $8, $9, $10, different sizes & patterns, 
 
quilting machine, reas. price, Ive. msg. E. Laster Tyrone 770-487"4649 
Miniature' hand carved baskets from pecans walnuts and hickory, call for more 
 
'available: 2-4", 4-6", 6-8' and eatirig, size. Pine straw, Ige. bales $3, hand raked,. baled Walhalla SC 864-638-8314 
 
Carol Williams 3980 Waycross Hwy. Jesup .info, Evie DeChant Trion 706c734-3875 
 
J,H. Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-4223 
 
free, ,del. w/in 20 miles Locust Grove, w/min. Want gear box for 845 New Holland baler. 31545 
 
All sizes of lmprove.:ichaiiriel catfish avail:: locally hatched & gro "In, disease free, 2-4:', 
 
25 bales., Vernon,Ashe"locust Grove,. 770-, B.J: Neeley'4271 Happy Hollow Rd. Lenoir' 
 
957-0879 
 
' C i t y GA 3i771 865-986-6666 
 
Afghans, knitted, extra, large/thick, box Pattern, made to order, $100 plus' postage. 
 
, 4-6",6-8" & eating si;:e. J.Holyoak Alapaha 
 
229-532-5395 
 
All sizes rainbcw trout, delivered, 
 
largemouth bass, grass carp,' bluegill, 
 
shellcracker, 
 
charinel 
 
catfish, 
 
Oddities 
2 doz. buckeyes for sale, priced to sell, this years crop.-G. Worley Calhoun 706-629-4382 . Beautiful emerald green emu eggs, cleaned 
 
Want. ,to buy a cane mill in working condition, Carroll Abernethy Maiden NC 828- 
244-2681 
Want to buy pure Caucasian Que~n honeybees for spring 2004. ,Jim Price 7390 
 
Kim Lane Cumming 30040 770-889-5005 Alterations, repairs, monogramming, and 
machine emb~oidery, . quality work', reasonable prices. Betsy Haman Ty Ty 229776-2786 
 
greg@lakework.com Greg Grimes Ball and blown.' Jackie Paul Conyers 770-761- NE. 137th pL Citra'FL 32113 352-236-6653 Appalachian dulcimers, good sound, easy 
 
Oil portrait f~om photo" home, animal, 
 
person, 11'x14" canvas $85, 16'x20" $120, 18"x24' $240. C. Huffman 243 Jack Maddox 
 
Bridge Rd, Jackson 30233 770-775-6768 
 
Old time rabbit boxes, weathered wood, 
 
grandpa's plans, $20 ppd.; bluebird houses, 
 
hinged lid, built by BB Assn. plans, $15 ppd. 
 
Donald Allen 155 Huff Dr, Lawrenceville 
 
30044 678-698-0067 
 
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Ground 770-735"352:' 
 
1284 
 
Any size bass, blLegill, channel catfish, Gentle homemade lye soap bar 5 oz.l$3" 
 
crappie, redear, sterilE 'grass carp, fatheads, shipping $3 for total order. Linda Stewart 
 
.Firewood 
 
to play, $185 shipping included. Cecil Dutton 
 
Austell 678-945-1569 
 
Pine needle baskets w/handles $25 & $30, 
 
Appalachian mtn. dulcimers, beau, baby quilts, soft material, crib size $50; 
 
threadfin shad,free dely. Danny Austin Roberta' 478-836-493 3 
Autumn i~ the timE to stock grass carp, crappie, bluegill, catfi3h, redear, and hybrid bream, dely. available. Paul Williams Hawkinsville 478-892.-3144 
Bluegill, bass,' yellcN perch, shellcracker, redbreast, channel ::ats. David Cochran Ellijay 706-276-3519 "06-635-8700' 
Bream, Ga. Giants copperhead bluegill, shellcracker, imprOVed channel catfish, Fla. 
 
5155 Howard Rd. Cumming 30040 770-887- 
 
6988 
 
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Giant ,bushel gourds for sale; also, apple, 
 
swan, snake & giant dippers. Steve McCrary 
 
Molena 770-884-5107 
 
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Gourd for sale, Martin, crooked handle, Bottleneck & more. Wallace Maxwell 3226 Hoot Owl Rd. Royston 30662 706-245-4218 
 
Gourds $1.75, w/holes $2.25, add $7 per doz. for postage & hdlg. for Ga, orders. T. Butler P.O. Box 163 Dex1er 31019 478-875- 
 
All firewood advertised in the Market Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's personally owned property. 
III 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 cO,rd, when specifying the amount of firewood for sale. 
1/2 cord seasoned hardwood $70,1/4 cord $40. J. Johnson Ellenwood 30294 404-366- 
 
instruments made from hdwds., easy to learn to play, great sound. Paul T. Parker Acworth 770-975-9374. 
Baby afghans $28, dishtowels w/cro. tops $3, purse/cradle w/doll $8..Judy Jordan Oxford.judyjordan44@hotmail.com 770-7870682 
'Baby booties, knitted $10; dish clothes, ,knitted 100% cotton, $4 plus postage. Kim Lane Cumming 30040 770-750-2605 =B='e:::'a':::u"'.:'::':C''h::':ri''st'-m':::a''s=d:::'e-'-c-'-o''ra'':t'::'io:=:n'':s=:,~C:::h~n""s~tm-a-s 
 
bookmarks,' pressed flowers, sealed iil plastic, 2/$3 postage paid. M. Todd 277 Prate~ Rd. Waco 30182 770-832-6679 
Quilts, hand quilted, various sizes, patterns, and colors;. also, baby quilts. S. Johnson Cumming 770-887-3580 
Raggedy Ann ,& Andy dolls, 25", all handmade, no P<1-ints, $25 each, add $5 per' order postage. B. Hopkins 914 E. 28th St. Trfton 31794 229-382-2310 
Restoring doUs; also, will buy broken dolls. 
 
bass, sunbass, rainboN trout, all sizes avail., 3353 
 
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4257 404-871-8149 
 
wreaths, small stockings, beau. cloth bags Mary Choate Grayson 770-982:'5351 
 
disease free. Ken Holyoak Alapaha 229-532- 
 
6135 
 
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Brown, Rainbow, G~lden & Brook trout for sale, piCk-up or delivery. Willis Dyer Hiawassee 706-896-::'915 
 
Channel catfish, blu3gill, redear, red breast bream, all sizes, del}. available. JerrY Hart Newton 912-734-514~ 
 
CrE!ppie, worms, c.nd supplies, disease free, all sizes available. Jason Holyoak Alapaha 229~532-649S 
 
Grass carp, bluegill & shellcracker bream, channel catfish fingerlings; bass, fathead 
 
minnows, dely. or I=-ickup by appt. only. Robert Brown Brooks 770-719-8039 
 
Largemouth bass, ell sizes, adult bluegill, 
 
prompt statewide dely. Jeremy Pence 
 
Alpharetta 770-735-1 54 
 
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Red wigglers $25/lt., (600) c;:ount, Belgian . night crawlers $30/1~, (450) count, ,plus 
Shipping. Shirley Clark Lyerly 706-895-2693 
 
Red wigglers 1/2 55 gal. drum bedrun $50, 1000 breeders $24, 5 &al. bucket bedrun $20, 12 oz. c'up/$1, we ship Riley Hunt Perry 478987-2589 
 
Red wigglers, bedr.in worms, 5000/$25, 10,000/$40, shipped w/instr. R. Stapleton Ate. 1, Box 105 Lumber CitY 31549 912-363,,4451 
 
Smallhead channel catfish, treated, disease free: all. sizes, statew de delivery' available; Tribble's Catfish Hatchery. Freddy Tribble' Alamo 912-568-1879 229-868-3730 . 
 
Gourds: Martin and crookneck, diff. sizes 1/2 cord seasoned oak, del. and stacked 
 
and shapes; also, dried ornamental gourds. $85. Tim Tucker Newnan 770-251-7612 
 
Hoyt Howard 4720 Watson Rd. Cumm,ing 3 cords split oak firewood, 1 cord of inxd. 
 
30040 -770-887-2039 ' 
 
firewood, take, it all $200, you haul. A. M. 
 
Martin gourds $1.25 each. Robert Rogers. Waits 320 Old Farm Rd, Villa rica 30180 
 
Macon 478-781-7292 
 
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All hdwd., oak, hickory & white oak,' very 
 
Pure white homemade lye soap, 10 Ibs. good wood. J. Blasczyk Douglasville 770- 
 
chunk or cut uP. $30, shipping extra to your 942-5018 
 
area. V.L. Ferrell Smyrna 770-432-6751 
 
'Covered, seasoned,split oak firewood, 1/2 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
,cord $70, you pick up. F. Lieb Jackson 770775-0646 770-775-0646 . 
 
Want 100 gal. syrup kettle, no cracks or Extra large oak tree, free for. removal, chips. Larry Toole 755 Marvin Church Rd. abundance of firewood;must have irisurance. 
 
Lyons 912-565-9030 
 
Bob Harber, Marietta 770-435-5063 
 
Want 250 or 500 gal. propane tank, AG/UG Firewood for sale, 3 to 4 loads, mixed with regulator, data plate, good condition. hardwood, make offer.' Greg. Moody Ronald J, Lambe Greensboro 404-290-5001 Fayetteville 770-461-1175 
 
Want 500 red or pink solid, (no, holes) Firewood for sale, all, hardwood, delivered;, 
 
bricks, w/in 50 miles. Debbie Williams $70 1/2 cor~l. Joey Eidson Powder Springs 
 
Loganville 770-554-6030 ' 
 
770-943-9231 
 
Want 60 gal. stainless steel pot w/water Firewood for sale, oak and hickory $135 full 
 
jacket. & 110 meat grinder. C.P. Driver cord, $85 1/2 cord, will deliver. Bill WhElBler 
 
Hartwell 706-376-1967 
 
Jackson 770-775-7070 
 
Want 60 to 70 fciot round pen, hvy. duty Firewood for sale, split 1/2 cord/$50, one 
 
and in good condition, reas. price. C. cord/$100, two cords/$175. D. Wayne Worley 
 
Waldroup Monroe 404-452~3662 
 
Homer 706-677-4560 
 
Want R1 tires and wheels for 1020 MF For sale hdwd. 1/2 cord/$70, full cord $155. 
 
4WD, will ,trade turf tires and wheels, Billy J. Raymond Engrisch Mableton 770-941-8448 
 
Queen McDonough 770-957-0892 
 
Hardwo.od 1/4 cord $40, 1/2 cord $70, 
 
Want a used wood boiler system, that I can seasoned.. J. Johnson Ellenwo'od 404-871- 
 
take down for greenhouse use. Randy j Naska 8149 404-366-4257 
 
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Guyton 912-667-0511 ..' . . ' 
 
Kindling for sale, fat lighter from pine trees,. 
 
w/ribDgn tie to fill w/potpourri or small gift, all $2 ea. w/long SASE. Martha Dickerson 102 Burnap St. Marietta 30060 770-427-7453 
Beautiful peacock feathers $1 each, have at - least 50 available. Linda Stauffer 
 
Douglasville'770-942-9522 
 
Bluebird boxes, wood duck box, 'rabbit 
 
box, (trap), squirrel trap, bat, box, butterfly 
 
box, all made from cypress, call for prices. 
 
Glenn Toole 9815 Hwy. 231 Harrison 31035 
 
478-552-6067 
 
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Bluebird houses, hinge tops $8 each, 50 or more $5 each; also, want pattern for lady bug house, call after 6 p.m. Jimmy' Drew 563 Shoals Rd. Sparta 31087 706-444-6298 
Bluebird fiouses--$4 each, rabbit boxes $7.50 each, paper towel holders w/different fronts $5 each, other wood crafts, all handmade. Jim Hutchinson 192 Lindsey St., P.O, Box 242 Tignall 30668 706-285-2509 
 
Bluebird nest box w/viewing glass on side under door, as seen at "Bluebirds Over Ga." show in spring, $20 pick-up or add $4 for 
shipping. John Cha,ney 460 Hwy. 211 NW. Winder. 30680 770-867-8263 
 
Chair & rocker, caning of all kinds; also, '!Vicker and rattan repair. Duke Dufresn~ Statham 770-725-2554 
Chair, caning & wicker restoration done: including lac.ed and pressed cane, rush, split oak, binder cane, seagrass, shaker tape, rattan, all types of caning, high qlty. work. 
 
Dotty McDaniel Cumming 770-887-8518 
 
Uncommonly crafted canes for ladies and gentlemen w/unique taste, handmade and ranging from ladies pastel inlaid w/bows to 
unique figure heads for gentlemen, Mark Burts 431 Barrett Rd, Alto 30510 770-869- 
 
0621 
 
Valentine's gift, 10" heart pillow, hand embroidered primitive saying, "You are the Treasure of my heart", Valentine fabric, lace, rosebud, $12. Shirley Tumer 9260 Turner Rd, Jonesboro 30236 770-478-7016 ' 
 
Want crochet pattern 7201 in the 1984 workbasket page 30. Virginia Jones Acworth 770-97.4-7958 
Want old fashion double wedding ring quilt pattern, (small version). C. B. Morris Brooks 770-599-3880 
Want pattern for a cro. afghan w/fairy on it or for a crocheted fairy. Leesa Baber 61 Holly Lane Griffin 30223 770-228-0082 
 
Want pattern for old timey quilting frames 
 
andinfo. on peppermint bark, Glenda Queen 
 
6045 S. Bear Dr, Douglasville 30135 
 
Will do chair repair and restoration. Jim 
 
Fillman Oxford 770~918-1057 
 
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Will do hand quilting for you, call if,. interested. Lavida Childs 170 Mallory Dr. LaGrange 30241 706-884-7402 
 
Will m'ake quilt squares, bear paw, monkey 
 
wrench, churQ das~, will make 25/$100 plus 
 
postage. Ruth Biddy 150 Horace Biddy Lane 
 
Ball Ground 30107 
 
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Yo-Yo pocket books $25 each, angel's 
 
Sterile grass carp, :atfish, rainbow trout, DNR regd.llicensed. pick-up or dely. available. Randy Benn ngton Cumming 770- 
 
Want blacksmith anvil, 100 to 150 lb.; also,- cut, boxed & shipped to you, $1, per lb., 25 lb. 
 
want 6" vice in good condition. L: Brookshire min. plus shipping & hdlg. W.M. Bass' Lyons 
 
Hoschton 770"932-1348' 
 
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Chair caning & wo.od repair on roc:kers, ladder backs, stools; etc., refinish, painLor clean, jumb'o rockers, child's rockers & stools 
 
made from potholders $4.99 each, plus 
 
!1hipping on each item. Cynthia Jones 
 
Uncolnton'706-359-1780 
 
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889-9341 
 
Want colored industrial type roofing; tin Kindling sticks 3/4 x3/4 by 3, 4, and 5 foot for sale. William Boyd Rex 770-474-7617 
 
Your name in filet, crochet, white or ecru, 
 
sheets at least .12',can. be mixed colors if long, $25, truckload bed high. Tony .Piper Please review requirements under ad $20. Claudia Owens' 7888 Parkside Circle 
 
Submit ads by lI\edllesday noon. 
 
'reasonable. A,.. Dee Mauk 229-64;9-6411 
 
Loganville 770-972-3185 
 
categories before submitting your ad. Donalsonville 39845 229~861-2435