Farmers and consumers market bulletin, vol. 88 [i.e. 92], no. 2 (2005 January 19)

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GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TOMMY IRVIN, COMMISSIONER

Vol.)f No. 2
Special Equine Edition

Wednesday January 19, 2005

Copyright 2005

Ga. Dept. of Agriculture in Forefront of Efforts

To Protect State Against Acts of Agroterrorism

See Pages 4-6

Imagine not being able to pick up a hamburger and fries at the drive through or go anywhere to pick up a meal. What if you were forbidden to leave your home? What if no safe food was available?
Disruption of a safe food supply could be a deliberate terrorist attack or an accident. Either cause would result in human and economic losses.
Numerous kinds of chemical, biological, radiological, explosive and nuclear incidents could seriously impact and/or shut down Georgia's $58 billion

Proper Research Needed Before Purchasing Horse

A horse can provide much enjoyment for its owner; however, if a horse is purchased without careful thought and the essential resources to care for the animal, the experience can be a nightmare for both the horse and its owner.
"All too often first-time buyers do not realize the cost and time required for maintaining a horse," said Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin, "and some horses eventually are neglected or abandoned by their owners because they cannot afford to care for them. I urge first-time buyers to make sure they can provide the time, effort, and resources needed to properly care for a horse before they purchase it."
Horses traditionally have been bought through private owners or sale barns, but in today's modern world, equine also can be purchased through the Internet. It's not a good idea to buy a horse without

checking its temperament. so whichever source you use, you need to see and inspect the animal prior to purchase.
If you 're buying a horse for the first time, learn as much as you can from other horse owners. Since they have been through the process. they can tell you what to look for.
Although there are no set rules for buying a horse, following are some guidelines a potential buyer should consider before investing in equine.
Look for a horse with the age and training to match the skill of the rider. Inexperienced, first-time horse owners likely will not do well with young horses that have not been ridden or trained. In order to be able to handle the horse safely, these individuals should select a horse that is older and well-trained. Also,
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(farm gate value) agriculture industry. A coordinated and multi-agency program to prevent, respond, and reduce the effects of and recover from such threats to agriculture is a crucial component of Homeland Security.
Five of the six diseases listed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as high risk pathogens for use as Weapons of Mass Destruction are zoonotic, that is they are contagious from animals to humans. With half of Georgia's top 10 agriculture commodities being animal industries, the largest being the $3.6 billion (farm gate value) poultry industry, agroterrorism is a top priority in Homeland Security.
"We've been a national leader when it comes to preparedness and response to an act of agroterror, but we must continuously look for gaps in our food and agriculture systems," says Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin.
The governor established the Agroterrorism Committee as an extension of the State Homeland Security Task Force in April 2003. The Committee has 14 members representing federal and state agencies, academic institutions, and private businesses and organizations.
Georgia was one of ten states to complete a statewide homeland security agriculture assessment and the only state to include assessments from local jurisdictions, with 132 jurisdictions participating. It also was the first state

ag consumer line Georgia Grown Pavilion Wins IAFE Award

What should I look for when buying meat and seafood?
First, make sure that the package is not torn. Select a package that feels cold to the touch. Always make your meat, milk, and other dairy product selections last, just before you go to checkout. Then, go quickly and directly home. Refrigerate or freeze all of your meat, seafood and dairy products immediately. Each of these measures will help to preserve the freshness of food products and reduce the growth of bacteria.
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What causes ground beef patties to shrink while cooking?
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The Georgia Grown Pavilion at the Georgia National Fair received recognition at the recent annual convention of the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) for being the best example of "Special or Specific Agricultural Educational Event. Exhibit, or Program for the Fairgoing Public." The award honoring the Pavilion was one of five agricultural awards presented at the convention and accepted by Georgia National Fair Executive Director Michael A. Froehlich.
The Georgia National Fair competed against other fairs whose annual attendance ranged from 250,001 to 500,000. IAFE has more than 3200
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Michael Froehlich (left), Executive Director of the Georgia National Fairgrounds, congratulated Dr. Kathy Taylor, UGA Department of Horticulture (center), and Lora Arledge, Georgia Living and Heritage Hall Fair Programs Director, on the recent recognition of the Georgia Grown Pavilion at the Georgia National Fair.

to activate an Agricultural Information Sharing and Analysis Center (AGISAC) to serve as a clearinghouse for information impacting agriculture, such as reportable animal diseases, food safety concerns, and possible criminal activity against agricultural operations. Other partners in the AGISAC are the Georgia Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Human Resources' Public Health Division.
Ga. Firsts in Homeland Security Georgia was the first state: To establish an emergency support function for animals and the animal industry in preparation for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games; To establish a system of pet friendly shelters in times of disasters To establish agriculture representatives on each of the 8 GEMA All Hazards Regional Councils
To activate an Agricultural Information Sharing and Analysis Center to serve as a clearinghouse for
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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday January 19, 2005

'51 2 Ford 8N, runs well w/slightly used 3000 Ford dsl. 65, new radiator, front tires, Farmall H, early 1940's for restoring,

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Belco finish mower, 6' box blade, tine plow, seat, paint, rebuilt engine, 4/spd., no p/s, $500/obo. Ralph Newborn Newnan 770boom pole, $3700. Porter R. Downey $4800. J. L. Martin Hephzibah 706-592-9867 253-6686

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Cumming 770-889-9100 770-887-7773

3020 JD dsl. w/F 3-pt. hitch, live PTO, just Farmall Super A, $2900, to much equip. to

'49 Case SC tractor, runs well, sheltered, restored, $12,500. Willie Lee Statesboro list. J. Stone Jasper 770-894-9369

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shop manual, $1200/obo. John Battagia
Atlanta 770-560-9209 '51 Case tractor, $1750; 6' box scrape,
$275; 5 shank plow, $275. Robert Nealey Canton 678-393-9744
'52 BN Ford tractor, runs well, 12 volt, bushhog 5', good cond., 5' scrape blade, good cond., $3495 Kenneth Leatherwood Conyers 770-922-0616 404-202-5788
'52 JD MC crawler, runs well, looks good, attachments available, $4000, trade considered. Danny L. Young Gordon 478628-2162
'53 AC CA, good rubber, $1500. Marty Pulliam Statham 770-725-5345
'56 Ford 800 tractor w/bushhog, 5/spd. restored in 2002, runs great, $3500. Brian Gordon Canton 770-479-8917
'64 Ford 801 dsl., good condition, 6' box blade, 5' bushhog, $4800 for all. Clayton Woodard Macon 478-935-8695
'68 Economy PowerKing, 12 hp. w/4 pcs. of equip., $1800; '82 Economy 18 hp. w/3PH

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3060 MF, cab/ac., loader-hay spear, in good working condition, $15,500. Roy Lee Strickland Villa Rica 770-459-5997
3600 Ford tractor, runs well, good tractor, 3pt. hitch remote, 4200 hp., good tires, $5500. ,Dan Bailey Lavonia 706-356-1677
383 MF, A/C, 435 JD round baler, 8' Kuhn disc cutter, 13' tedder, 256 NH hay rake, exe. cond. B.G. Barkston Stockbridge 770-9576719
3910 Ford tractor, exc. condition, low hrs., $8000. Shirley Singleton 300 Sheets _Cemetery Road Good Hope 30641
3910 Ford, 42 hp. w/556 hrs., exc. cond., always sheltered, $11,500 w/5' bushhog attached, trailer & equip. avail. Fred Banks ,Buford 770-945-9804
4 Ford 7010 tractors, low profile, good condition, $"12,500/ea. J. Flournoy Fort Valley 478-214-3621
4-row Pittsburgh cultivator w/feet. J. Frost Wrightsville 478-864-3628

Finn straw blower w/new 37 hp. Wisconsin engine, strong machine, comparable to mdl. B70, $9000. Rian True Augusta 803-2784141 706-736-4897
For sale 4~ storage trailers, from $800$1200. James Baxter Elberton 706-213-0636 706-757-2581
Ford 1500 w/belly mower, turf tires, & 1900 w/field tires, farmhand loader. Dave Cook Buckhead 706-342-4238
Ford 3600 tractor, dsl. w/loader, pis, runs well w/5 pcs. of equipment, $6800. Douglas Collins Blairsville 706-745-4669
Ford 4600 dsl., pis, low hrs., sheltered, all original, 90% tires, runs great, $7800. Brent Womack Dallas 770-445-7032 770-318-7685
Ford 5000 tractor, extra clean, exc. cond., p/s, hyd., $6800. Hank Hobbs Hazlehurst 912-375-5480 912-379-2267
Ford 5610 tractor, kept under shed, 800 hrs., exc. cond., $14,000; also plow, disk, AP cultivator & more. J. W. Creath Perry 478737-2563

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5-stall barn for rent w/limited turnout on 3 acres, access to riding arenas, $375/mo., Cumming area. D. Blue Cumming 678-4557888
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Man looking for job on North Ga. horse farm, exp. w/feed & turnout, grounds keeping in exchange for housing/salary. Dave Glees Dawsonville 678677-5098
Need dependable couple to work on modern automated hen farm, dwelling & salary provided. Clay Jones Lumpkin 706865-3997
PT help wanted w/mare & foal, exp. dependable for turnout, feed, mucking, flexible schedule. V. Sudderth Buford 678283-0752
Part-time farm caretaker, light duties, settled couple or retired man oversee acreage, references. F. M. Binford The Rock 706-647-7674 404-351-9475
Want couple/single man, outside farm labor, no animal care, housing/no salary/you pay utilities, references, job, deposit, trans. Rebecca Abernathy Marietta 770-479-J 471
Want exp. & dependable help for Sat.-Sun. to clean stalls & feed. Bill Springer Hampton 770-946-3098
Want reliable person/family to work on broiler chicken farm, house/salary provided, call daytime or night. Connie Crisp Dalton

belly mower & equip., $1975. M. Wilson Millwood 912-283-9266
'74 JD 350 B crawler, 6 way hyd. blade, rippers, cab, 65% to 75% UC, $8000/obo. Hugh Maddron Dalton 706-278-1367
'76 Sears garden tractor, 16 hp. twin cyl., belly mower, 3PH, wheel wgts., plow, harrow, scrape blade, $650. Thomas Beaver Decatur 404-634-1879
'78 JD 4440 cab, QR, GC, $14,500; D6C crawler, 76 A, tilt/sir., canopy, engine closures, $20,000. Randy Smith Lyons 912-526-3011
'79 4400 JD combine, big tires, always sheltered, exc. cond., field ready, 444 corn head. Donald Stephens Odum 912-586-2318
'79 GMC 7000 w/a 12' dbl. cyl. grain dump body, bad engine, $2000, air brks., 2/spd. Jim Mabry Marietta 770-993-4997
'83 1190 Case 3 cyl. dsl., 12/spd., p/s, 3-pt. lift PTO, runs well, $3800 cash. Frank Gazaway Atlanta 770-786-3772
'86 MF 240 front-end loader, dsl., 2x4 6' bushhog grader, box blade, rollbar planer, well maintained, $11,200. Mark Harrison Commerce 888-345-1574
'86 woodmizer LT30 portable sawmill, good condition, $7500. Jeremy Huskins Atlanta 770-386-0590 770-324-3004
'90 2610 Long tractor, fire damage, $2500; NH silage cutter, $1250. George Long Rydal 770-546-7640 770-382-2265
'94 JD 4760, 175 hp., cab/air, duals, low hrs., $26,000; JD 7700 combine, 20' flexhead, good cond., $9000. Charles Harrington Macon 478-742-6726
'97 JD hay roller, 466, 4x6 rolls, $12,500. Joe D. Lecroy Martin 706-384-4619
'97 Kubota L4200 cab tractor w/loader, 4x4, 40 hp., 1150 hrs., 7/pcs. of equip. Kenneth Harris Blue Ridge 706-632-5929
'98 Bobcat 751 mdl.; '87, '76, '84 spreader trucks, 14' all for $30,000. Curtis Campbell Lula 770-869-9288
1 2003 NH TN70 tractor 4x2, 145 hrs., bought new, 60 hp., 3-pt. hitch, _dual remote, sun shade, exc. tractor, $16,500. Jeremy Miller Albany 229-343-1763
1 3-pt. hitch, heavy duty, 6' box blade; 3-pt. hitch 6' tilt 2 way scrape blade, good cond., $300/ea. George Kelecheck Conyers 770597-4878
1 M Farmall skid motor for parts or rebuild, new sleeves & pistons, $600. B. Simmons Elberton 706-283-9826
16x7 trailer, extra heavy duty, holds Bobcat, etc., needs flooring, 8 tires, $450. 0. Billings Villa Rica 404-493-5649
2 Amadas 4-row peanut combine, 1 6-row KMC invertor, good condition. Betty Walker Nicholls 912-384-2902

40' flatbed trailer, sliding tandem, $1000; utility bed off Ford truck, $2000. Bill Sumrell ,Pine Mountain 706-663-9646
4000 Ford backhoe loader, gas w/p/s, good condition, $5500. Sandy Jones Ivey 478-628.1133
45 hp. Farm tractor, 108 hrs., exc. cond., $12,500. Bill Ne-Smith Danville 478-9623453
45 hp. Ford 801 tractors & implements, good original condition, $5500/ea. Frank ,Miller Hazlehurst 912-375-5219
500# fer!. spreader, large forks, Sheffield sweeps, will separate. Ruthie Herndon _Garfield 478-982-9353
504 C Vermeer round baler, 4x5, manual tie, last used 2002, sheltered, $2200. Charles McMillian Powder Springs 770-943-3486 .770-943-5798
5288 lnt'I tractor-rebuilt engine & trans., new A/C, 90% run on tires, has duals, $10,200. Benji Anderson Sylvania 912-690,2493
595 Case lnt'I tractor, low hrs. w/front-end loader, hay spear, bucket, call aft. 4 pm. Barney Adccock Lincolnton 706-359-3974 _706-359-3181
605 C Vermeer baler, $500 M&W baler; 479 NH haybine (new blade), all in exc. condition. ,Dell Stephens Odum 912-586-2320
BN Ford tractor, 12 volt, good metal & tires, runs great, $2800. Sammy Wright Cumming _770-887-4751
BN, good metal, runs great, $2500; second BN, good looking & running, $3200, both work .well. Jeff May Dahlonega 706-864-6153
AC WD w/3-pt. hitch, good tires, $1450. R. Westbrook Watkinsville 770-725-8699 709.549-3530
Aspluth tree chipper, 6 cyl., self feeder, good condition, $3800/obo. David Beaty .Douglasville 770-949-8459
Bale wagon/stack wagon NH 31010 pull type, capacity 55 bales, $1800. Howard Lowden Rome 706-291-9786
Bluebird Thatcher, B&S engine, cost $1800 new, sell $600. L. Fahn Adairsville 770-4939035
Bobcat 1997 863-C, 73 hp. turbo owner/operator, recent bucket & seivice, new timing belt & tires, $15,500/obo. Jeffrey Gresch Marietta 770-565-9860
Bolens tractor Husky 600, unused rear tires, runs well, needs work on differential Lawrence Barber Ball Ground 770-735-3007_
Bushhog brand 6' cutter, 286 mdl., exc cond., also 2 7' bushhog cutters w/twin gearbox. Kenny Queen Epworth 706-4552462
Case 100 track crawler, complete, does not

Ford 72 front loader, p/s, locking diff., low hrs., squeeze chute. Ann Adams Franklin 770-854-4337
Ford 750 backhoe loader, 90 hp., turbo charged, great for land clearing, exc. cond., $14,000. Neal Youmans Gordon 478-6282845
Ford LN600 truck w/Kilbros grain body, $1500; Amco F-15 disk harrow, 21', $1400. Ted Milliron Shellman 229-679-5801
Ford tractor 2600 dsl., 52 hp., p/s, spin out wheels, 8/spd., locking dill., $6195, eng. noisey. B. Hudson Gray 478-731-7971 478986-6004
Ford! 532 & 530 square balers, $750 for both; MF 1560 round baler, $1000; JD sickle mower, new blade, $200. Jim Briel Girard 4 78-569-9941
G6200 H hyd. mower, 48" hyd. lift deck, dsl. engine, shaft driven. Randall Weldon Moultrie 229-782-5105
Great Plains 605 NT no-till drill w/hyd. tire lift, exc. shape, less than 100 hrs., 6' wide. James Scales Gray 478-808-2732
Hardee 7' rotary mower, 90 hp. gearbox, $1600; Rhino 5' rotary mower, hvy. duty, $1000. Joe Akin Griffin 770-227-8131
Hay & pine mini square baler, walk behind rake, bale Jess than 2000 bales of pine straw, $14,500. Ed Castleberry Gainesville 770532-0921
Hay making equipment, Kuhn 4 disc cutter, $1100; Kuhn tedder, $700; Ford rake, $700; JD 14T square baler, $1500. Charles Haley Dallas 770-445-5558
Hay/pallet fork for 3-pt. hitch, HD, $145, trailer hitch for 3-pt. hitch, $100. Wayne Quarles Demorest 706-778-5184
Heston 3830 extra wide hay rake, third wheel, $1500, also other. Roy Chadwick Adairsville 706-629-8550
IH C-153, 3-pt. hitch w/bucket, box blade, bushhog, hoist & 250 gal., fuel tank w/pump, $3750/obo. Tom Tuthill Covington 770-787-2062
IMT tractor, 42 hp., 3 cyl. dsl. w/p/s, 500 hrs., in exc. condition. Sammy Mumphery Cordele 229-273-5074
lnt'I 35 hp., gas tractor w/FE loader, needs water pump & cosmetic work, runs well, $3500. Dennis Dover Greensboro 706-4864755
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2-row cult., Ferguson, $300; old-fashioned, run. Stephen Sibley Moreland 770-304-1081 _

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Want trustworthy couple to operate broiler stationary Hammermill $75. Watson Chance Case IH 7140 MFWD, 7000 hrs., duals

Only farm work or farm help wanted complex, some exp. & need references. Thomson 706-595-1548

Athens/Rhino 116 harrow, 21 ', $4500

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27 yr. male seeking part-time work on any type of farm, exp. dependable, hard worker. Casey Crowder Covington 770-314-5877
Couple needed on small horse farm, exp. required, South Metro, leave message. Marianne Martin Atlanta 404-364-9118
Experienced & dependable adult will care for your horses or livestock while you're away, references provided. Dianne Cassara Loganville 770-554-8574
Experienced sod farm manager needed in

George W. Washington Dallas 770-445-7159
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20' Jnt'I harrow, 11 shank chisel plow, 5 shank bottom plow, semi-mounted, 15' plow w/mulcher. Robert Dodson Plains 229-8245601
2000 Ellis four cubic yard soil mixer, $9500; 5230 Deutz AC tractor, $1500; Kubota 6' finish mower, $500. M. Davies Atlanta 912-5687818
2002 ZL 605 Vermeer baler w/net wrap & kicker, good condition, $14,500. Eli Hostretler Montezuma 478-244-0906
2003 TimberKJng edger, 16 hp., Briggs & Stratton, 25 hrs. on machine. Fred Smoot Barnesville 770-358-1564

Brown/Hardin BR strip till, $5500. Henry Walker Eastman 478-374-2628
Corn stalk cutter, Blacksmith shop cultivator, buggy plows, cotton stillards plows Larry Shipp Dallas 770-443-1678
Cub Cadet 105, hyd. trans., runs well drives good, mower deck. Carl Lowell Americus 229-928-3524
Danuser post drive, mdl. 6, 3-pt. hitch, PTO driven. Roger Brandenburg Concord 770227-1166
Dirt pan for mule or tractor pull. $95. Jack Allen Lawrenceville 770-963-9472
Dirt scoop, $225; scrape blade, $225; 2

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Calhoun, start $50-$70K. Mark McWhorter Carrollton mmc@sod-turf.com 770-214-9714
Farm help available part-time or fulltime, just feed animals. Lisa Curry Cumming 678455-5463

'01 Kubota 4900 cab/air, 1 aux. valve, radio, forward & reverse shuttle, 1550 hrs., sheltered, never smoked in, EC, $17,500. Edwin Bailey Bowdon 770-301-2999
'03 JD 2210 w/loader, box scape, 4WD,

2004 tractor auger, 9" bit, used 2 times, mint condition, $400. Zeb Fry Ball Ground 404-202-4935
235 MF dsl., p/s, spin out rear tires, adj. front, always sheltered, exc. cond., $6750. C.

prong carrier, $75, all w/3-pt. hitch. Sonney Brown Brooklet 912-823-3176 912-687-2369
Ditch Witch 4010 trencher backhoe, dsl. 4x4, completely rebuilt, VGC, $8500. Robert Fordham Chester 478-358-9454

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Female wants job on farm, have exp. exc. cond., very low hrs., ag. tires, $11,500. Tank Twin City 478-763-3152

Early 50's H Farmall tractor, 3PH, fair at the above address.

w/heavy breeders or broilers. Frances Murphy Steve Overcash Grayson 770-985-6178

2440 JD tractor, 68 hp. w/roll top, VGC, condition w/2 parts tractors, $1700.. Louise

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Gainesville 770-536-3308

'04 JD 7320 MFWD cab w/741SL loader, w/wo equip., harrow, bottom plow, planter & Maddox Zebulon 770-567-8403

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Fulltime help on small farm, exp. w/horses, 450 hrs., bucket, hay spear & pallet forks, cultivator, $14,500. D. Brown Eastman 229- Enclosed 7x16 trailer, 2003, $3250. Mary postage paid at Atlanta, Ga. and

machinery, landscape, building skills, must $68,000. Jonathan Fordham Chester 478- 362-4331

Richardson Bluffton 229-835-2038

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have trans., $320/wk. Elizabeth Witcher 358-9436

245 MF w/hvy. Massey loader, shuttle shift, Equip. trailer, hvy. duty, dual 7000#, torflex The Georgia Department of Agriculture does not

Gainesville 770-534-9114
Hardworking, dependable retired man wants work on farm/estate, exp. w/horses, machinery, landscape, references available. Jim Matsko Calhoun 770-608-1096
Male seeks FT employment, including housing/salary, has exp. w/horses,

'04 Kubota M9000 4x4, less than 30 hrs., exc. cond., C/H/A, $29,250/obo. Royce Horton Winder 404-408-7717
'04 Kubota tractor, mdl. L 4300 DT, 4WD w/LB552, Kubota front loader, EC, 18 hrs., w/plow, 7' 3/way rollover, $16,500. Kevin Frazee Ellijay 404-358-4774

wheel wgts., good cond., $8900. Jeff Williams Alto 706-658-6318
3 JD grain wagons & 1 JD 1065 corn dump wagon, in exc. cond. Hugh Hosch Buford 770-945-3971
3-pt. 7 1/2' Brown heavy duty cutting harrow w/20" scallop disc, used less than 2 hrs.,

ind. suspension axles, 8 lug w/brks., 7'x20 inside the tires, floored w/treated wood $1700. Cory Hulett Milan 229-362-4695
Equipment trailer, 7'x20' tandem axle, exc cond., $1800. C. E. Brown Centerville 478953-8239
Farmall Cub, exc. cond., runs great, always

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maintenance, farm machinery. Joe Savaria '46 JD B, elec. start, restored, runs good, $1500. Norman Weeks Barney 229-775-2536 sheltered, $3900, various equipment

Mableton 404-735-6896

$3500. Kevin Camantigue Zebulon 770-567- 3-pt. hitch equip!., pallet forks, $110; 6' available. Raymon Harrison Buford 770-271

Warmblood horse farm has PT position 8703

spike aerator, $250. C. Kronmuller 9749

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available for adult, morning including weekends, '48 WD AC, some equipment for parts, also Fayetteville 770-716-8401 work w/other horse lovers, exc. preferred. Pam 1 horse plow. M.A. Whaley Summerville 706-

Farmall H, 1947, runs well, fresh paint, new Division. If you require special assistance in muffler, $2275. John Crenshaw Cobb utilizing our services, please contact our agency.

Levy Locust Grove 770-957-1603

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lnt'I 354 dsl. tractor, $3200; '70 Birmington 3 Mower 72" z-turn riding finish mower, Excel Want complete Super A Farmall C-123 5HP Centrifugal pump, 230 volt, 3 phase, Head gate, heavvy duty, $225. B. Segar

axle trailer, $900. Ernest K. Parks Ellijay 706- Hustler 7200 w/28 hp. Kubota dsl., catcher, engine, no cracks or welds, rebuild ok. C. W. 100 gal. per minute, 100' head, 2 1/2" inlet, 2" Winder 770-867-2282

635-6012

turf tires, deluxe seat, $12,995. K. Fahn James Metter 912-685-2668

outlet, $275. Heath Wilson Stapleton 706- Hobart cuber, 4 & 6' stainless table, cutting

lnt'I 706, wide front, 3-pt. hitch, 310D Calhoun 770-778-4221

Want front-end/backhoe loader, 4x4, good _54_7_-_6_8_2_7_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ table, metro rack, hot wrap machine. H.

engine, quick attach loader, bucket & hay NH 269 baler w/53A kicker, unused tires, condition. Dick Traylor Moultrie 229-985- 6 chicken houses, good metal roofing and Phillips Watkinsvllle 706-769-5490

spear. Dan Porter Buckhead 706-343-9979 $950; IH 46 baler, $800, both ready to work. 5619

trusses, we take down or you remove. Ron Locust split rails. Terry York Rabun Gap

lnt'I ind. 3400 loader w/box scrape & 3-pt. David Alvord Conyers 770-860-9190

Want generator for T035 MF Howell Macon 478-935-2717 478-256-3246 706-746-5519

hitch, Yanmar 3000 tractor, both good NH 316 square baler, 1032 NH hay wagon, w/proofmater/tractormater drive attachment. Air/kiln dried & green quality band sawn Hydralic cly. 5'-20" stroke, $650,

condition. Robert Ray 2070 Ray Weaver 70 bales, exc. cond., always sheltered, $6500. Decatur Overby Monroe 770-266-7899

lumber, pine, oak/walnut, poplar other hydroseeder, 100 gal., $1350, ladder 32',

Road Canon 30520 706-498-0274

A. B. Clark Cairo 229-377-4718

Want heavy duty sub-soiler, 5 or 7 shank, species, any width/thickness to 20'. John Sell $175. M. McBlank Dawsonville 770-886-

JD '02 7410 MFWD, 1600 hrs., EC, NH 357 grinder mixer, 4 cyl. Wisconsin prefer thin shank, must be in good condition. _M_il_n_e_r_7_7_0_-2_2_8_-1_3_3_8_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6774

$46,000; NH TR85 combine, '82 mdl., 3200 engine V461 D, $500, manuals for both. Jeff Matthews Atlanta 770-459-2222

All food-grade 55, 30 and 15 gal. plastic Laminated paneling. for sale, wood grain

hrs., 15' grain head, etc. Shane Brannen Timothy Peifer Metter 912-685-6853

Want old Cub Cadet garden tractor, running closed-top drums, 55 gal. plastic lever-lock finish, 5'x8'x1/3" sheets, grt. for finishing

Glennville 912-654-4855

NH 630 round baler, excellent condition, or not. Larry Looney Nicholson 706-757- drums, 55 gal. metal lever-lock drums. barns, workshops, etc., $5/sheet. Kevin Cline

JD 1050 dsl. tractor w/bushhog, box pan, 6' $7,000; JD side delivery rake, needs minor 3770

Eugene Needham Loganville 770-466-4284 Roe~ Face 706-280-2120

scrape blade, bottom plow, 2 disc plow, boom work, $1,000. James Hinton Reynolds 478- Want propane tank trailer in good shape, Band sawn lumber for sale, some Lord and Burnham greenhouse, 12'x24'

pole, $6200. Harold Byrd Hiram 770-445- 847-3452 478-8473319

with or without lift. Beaver Carpenter 587 dried/planed or fresh cut to your lean to model, alum./glass, automated

1650

- NH 8360 cab w/MFWD, 4-row Unverferth Marcus Circle Tiger 30576

specifications, oak, poplar, blk. walnut, cedar, heaters for greenhouse, humidifier, vents,

JD 10A backhoe, fits 5200, 5300, 5400, ripper/stripper. Darrell Williams Swainsboro Want small or med. size farm tractor w/wo birch, sycamore, etc. J. J. Andrews $2200. Rob Barnett Atlanta 404-605-0287

1250, 1450, 1650, 2150 & 2350, 18" & new 478-237-3237

equipment. David Brown Union City 770-964- McDonough 678-432-6531

Lumber various widths, lengths, $0.35-

24" bucket, $2500. Pat Cheatham Newnan NH TN75P, cab/air, 16/spd., 3 remotes, exc. 1123

Barn material, roofing tin, lumber, plywood $2.50 per bd. ft., $2.50 in furniture grade

770-253-8703

cond., 100 hrs., $21,000. Ricky Simmons Want strip tiller, 4 or 6-row prefer, KMC or gate. Andrea Claborn Jonesboro 770-47&- lumber, other. Rich Odom McDonough 770-

JD 2755 cab/air, radio, 2 spool valve, Commerce 404-660-4102

Unverferth.

Lloyd

Swartezentruler _7_55_7_4_04_-_3_1_4_-9_6_5_4_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 954-9218

unused 34" radials, 4100 hrs., loader w/cab Nearly new exc. Briggs 5 hp. side shaft gas Montezuma 478-472-7983

Baskets (hampers) 25 count, $3 ea., all for New Holland 352 feed mill w/2 ton mixer,

control, bucket & forks, $24,000. Fred Walker engine, used on log splitters, tillers, power Want used Christmas tree shaker. Dan $50. Sibley Weaver Milledgeville 478-452- PTO driven, pull type, sheltered, $1500.

Carrollton 770-832-8530

washers, etc., $95. Bud Saylor Fayetteville Payne LaGrange 706-882-6892

_54_1_5_4_7_8_-_45_3_-_33_0_3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Denver R. Bishop Buchanan 770-646-5241

JD 2950 tractor, cab, dual remotes, 3000 770-461-9643

Chore Boy model CB1200, 1200 gal. Old growth heart pine I & g flooring &

hrs., exc. cond., quick-tach loader w/quick New tracks for small crawler, fits 350-450, connection bucket & hay spear, $24,000. $1200. Tim D. Bennett Adel 229-896-7264

FARM SUPPLIES

refridg. milk storage tank and accessories, paneling, furniture grade lumber, stair good cond. Pete Hammock Sandersville tread/handrail/etc., reduced 1x6x8' pine.

Dennis Moon Colbert 706-788-3275
JD 338 sq. baler, ceworked by JD, $6750, quick-change brackets for JD 620 loader, $300, before 9 pm. Larry Frias Cartersville 678-721-9971 404-408-5132
JD 4230 tractor, turbo, $10,000/obo.; 7' bushhog rotary mower, $1500; 5500 Kato-lite PTO generator. Olen Wells Newborn 706342-1924 770-787-7304
JD 4320, 117 hp., front rack w/150 gal. tank & pump, good condition, $12,500. L. Gibbs Abbeville 229-365-7113
JD 4430 tractor, cab/air, duals, runs great, $13,000. Mike Buford Concord 770-884-5080
JD 4440 tractor w/duals, $23,000; JD 450 grain drill D disk, $7000, all in exc. cond. Mike Hagan Dublin 478-676-3853
JD 4610 compact tractor, 2WD, dual remote, platform, 44 hp. dsl.. 345 hrs., exc. cond., $13,800/obo. Miles Hess Fitzgerald 229-424-0129
JD 566 mega-wide baler w/net & converging wheels, v-rake on dolly & 8' disc mower, all VGC. A. Scott Sylvania 912-6824422
JD 6-row Max-emerge air planter, 6-row Taylorway cultivator. James Bailey Elberton 706-318-1012
JD 630 harrow, 1600 bottom plow, 4420 combine. Larry Young Tennille 478-552-7124
JD 6400 MFWD, C/H/A, 6405 loader, BH 2615 Batwing bushhog; BH 3008 3PH bushhog, hay buster no-till drill, $50,000. Jason Stribling Clarkesville 706-499-2850
JD 694 corn head, $18,000; JD 348 square baler, $7500, both in good condition. Clay Bodrey Damascus 229-758-3213
JD 7720 combine w/920 flex head, $18,000; JD 6600, $2000. Sonny Barksdale Sandersville bfarmine@yahoo.com 478-5522696 478-552-2301
JD 9600 combine, 4WD, 1240 sep. hrs., 843 corn head, 925 flexhead, $6800. Carter Swancey Ranger 706-334-2402
JD 9910 cotton picker, 2-row, $3000. Hubert Williams Bonaire 478-328-0989
JD 9930 cotton picker, wide, very good, $12,000; bushhog 60" finish mower, exc. cond., $450. Jimmy Lanier Portal 912-8652638
JD crawler 440 I C Detroit engine, restored parts, $1000; '46 JD B tractor, hand cranked, $1400. J. Cannady Statesboro 912-681-2278
Jacto Cannon sprayer, 1 yr. old, mdl. AJ, $2700. Donnie Bryan Buena Vista 229-6499251
Kubota 2001 3010 HST, 4WD, 250 hrs., exc. cond., Bushhog brand RDTH 72" finish mower, $12,500. Joe Almon Newnan 770253-6650 770-301-6766
Kubota L 3450, 4WD, 1207 hrs., LA650 loader, Woods 650 backhoe, 5' bushhog finish mower, 18 hrs., exc. cond., $16,400. Robb Moss Blairsville 706-745-4321
Kubota L2500 4WD, p/s, front-end loader, canopy/ROP bushhog, roll-over blade, finishing mower, box blade, 650 hrs., $10,000. Spencer Lyda Hamilton 706-662-9911
L2050 Kubota tractor, 4WD, pis, live shaft, rollbar & canopy, 400 hrs., exc. condition, $8000. G. Rowden Bogart 770-725-5157
Lime spreader truck, stainless steel diamond reo, tandem axle, dos., $5000/obo. Jerry Higdon Chickmauga 706-858-6773
Long tractor 560 dsl., pis, good running cond., 55 hp.; 3514 backhoe & loader for parts, dsl. Lee Helms Eatonton 706-485-

One JD 1065 corn dump wagon, 3 JD grain wagons. Edward Neidlinger Waynesboro 706-554-5896
One-row Pixall bean picker, grading belt, VST & produce trailer w/alum. top washing tub, $13,000. Kyle Milhollin Douglas 912-3842205
Pecan tree shaker, 3-pt. hitch, exc. used this year, ideal for 35 or 40 hp. tractor w/remotes, $1950. George Prather Good Hope 770-267-3173
Post hole digger, 6" auger, 3-pt. hitch, $250. Gerald Hudgins Byron 478-956-0422
Pull type rotary mower, needs paint, works well, $275. T. Allen Macon 478-474-3829
Rollins S flatbed trailer, 24'x8'6" w/dovetail, hvy. duty, 4' deck overnose, metal side boards, tools boxes, ratchet tie downs, $4500. Clinton Wilson Lula 770-869-3276
Rolofeed round bale hay unroller for rebating round to square, $3000. Wade Simpson McDonough 770-957-6103
Rome harrow, heavy duty, 10' Wide, pull w/crawler, $6500; root rake for 955 Cat, $3000. Tim Casey Eatonton 478-414-8530 706-485-0717
Schulte rock picker w/windrower, cleans up clearing, debris roots, limbs, rocks & etc. R. Powers Social Circle 678-860-9539
Sprayer, 14 gal. Shurflo mdl. 2817D, diaphragm pump w/12 volt battery, pull behind mower, $100. Frances Reeves Fayetteville 770-461-6058
Storage trailers, (1) 28' L, (2) 40' L, $950 w/roll up door, also other. Billy Greer Hampton 404-444-2436 770-946-4616
Troy-Bill tillers, Pro-line w/reverse, $450; Super-Bronco w/reverse, $350, exc. condition. Ronald Lee Brooklet 912-8429281
Woodmizer sawmill LTD90 w/sharpner. Butch Cyree Dublin 478-676-2566
Woodsplitter, 3-pt. hitch, runs off PTO, factory made, $150. Max Gilbreath Atlanta 706-734-2927
Yanmar YM 1700 2 cyl. dsl. tractor, 3/spd. PTO, runs great, 850 hrs., $3100; 4' Howse bushhog, $3100. Chris Padula Gainesville 678- 776-3407
Farm Machinery Wanted
Want 1 1/4 yard 3-pt. dirt pan on 2 wheels, working condition. G. Parker Butler 478-8625536
Want 1 lnt.'I carb. for Cub tractor or for various parts. Wendell Bailey Lithia Springs 770-948-9214
Want 1-row corn planters. Major Dowell Lilburn 770-923-6662
Want 1975-80 Sears tiller, front tines for parts. George Gaston Cumming 770-8875051
Want 2 cylinder JD tractor, good condition. Gene Childers Douglasville 678-715-2838
Want 220 Belarus tractor w/front-end loader or equivalent, reasonable price. Jack Ashley Mount Airy 706-778-3881 770-534-0771
Want 3 1/2 yd. dirt moving pan, tractor hyd. operated, priced reasonable, 50-60 mi. radius. Billy Bishop Andersonville 229-924-6987
Want 504G Vermeer or Massey Ferguson 1440 round baler or one for parts, call aft. 8 pm. C. Purser Rockmart 770-684-6288
Want 6400 or 4050 & KMC 2-row peanut plow. Floyd Knowles McRae 229-362-4778
Want 7' or smaller offset harrow, in good

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category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
#2 triplex underground 200 amp elec. cable, $1.15/ft. up to 600', like new. Gene Brown Byron 478-953-3330
1 1/2" PVC Pipe, good for blueberry/produce farmers, also good for elec. wire and water lines, priced to sell, dely. avail. Tommy Conder Pembroke 912-839-2290
1 complete set of turf tires and rims off JD2155 front 6.50-16, rear 13.6-28, perfect cond., $750. Mark Welch McDonough 770957-1227
1250 International feed mill, $1000; 2 row Ford subsoiler, $275; 1000 gal. fuel tank, $125. Donald Vickers Wray 912-468-5386
17 metal barrels, $3 ea., 8 3x6' tin, $2 ea.; 12 3x8' tin, $2.50 ea. Ernest W. Powell Hampton 770-946-9169
180,000 BTU high efficiency modine propane gas furnace, used in a greenhouse, exc. cond., $500. Phillip Ash Pendergrass 706-693-2752
2 100 gal. and 2 300 gal. rubber mate water troughs, 2 round bale hay cradle, 12' pipe gates. G. Mathis Cumming 770-887-7877
2 G.Q.F Emu/Ostrich egg incubators, No1266, still in box, $225 ea. Ransom Steedley Homerville 912-487-2477
2 GOF incubators & 1 hatcher, 11 0 volt, 200 capacity egg trays, 12 1/2x23L, 3 trays to each 3 hens nest, 36 holes, $400. Clint Beasley Avera 706-547-2890
2 each tractor tires, 50% turf type, 16.9 -24 -6 ply, $50/obo. John Maddox Augusta 706830-3289
2 elec. fence chargers, 2 battery chargers (AC), lrg. assortment of hardware and insulators, $100, Dawson County. John Jordan Dawsonville 706-216-2527
2 farm gates, 1- 9'8", 1 10', both/$75; 38 floor joist w/plywood in the middle, $5 ea.; 40 fence posts F. T. Sanders Cumming 770-8879780
2- 40x450 hen houses, equip. only, 14 yrs. old, conveyors, nest, feed lines. etc. T. Edwards Ringgold 706-935-5075
214 1O' roof trusses, 42' long, roof tin 22' long, 3' wide. Thomas Dotson Calhoun 770548-3475 706-624-9741
20-30 55 gal. plastic drums, 2 bang holes, 55 gal. metal lock ring, 55 gal. metal w/o lids, 55 gal. stainless. Jimmy Cannon Canton 770889-2342
22 foot trusses, factory built, $30 ea. Lemuel Verner Watkinsville 706-769-1602
250 gal. fuel tank w/hand pump, good cond., $250. George Kirk Kennesaw 770425-6554
250 gal. propane tank, all most like new, $240. Cook Holiday Winder 770-867-2977
2H wagon w/harness, meadows and Williams gristmill, used 5-V tin, 2 ear corn sheller. Roger Jones Dry Branch 478-7424231 478-747-4730
3 100-lb. propane cyl. full $200 ea., 4 20-lb., full, $35 ea. J. E. Morgan Powder Springs 770-222-9854
-3 mule 1 row cultivator, 1 cutter stalk, $400. Howard Clark Avera 706-547-2271
3 old barns, 1 house, Circo 1890, barn wood, beams, heart pine, best offer. Tom Singleton Covington 404-925-2899
300 lb. English Anvil, tongs, flatter, cut off saw, hammers, have-a heart traps. A.

478-552-3112
Clean 55 gal. metal drums w/lids, $5 ea. Leonard Crane Smyrna 770-438-9472
Clean 55 gal. metal drums w/lids, $8 ea; also, 275 gal. tank in cage. David Crane Dahlonega 706-265-2559
Clean 55 gal. metal drums w/lids, 55 gal. plastic barrels, $5 ea. Nan White Smyrna 770-436-3548
Craftsman 10" table saw, belt drive, very little use, $300. Glenn Slaton Alpharetta 770475-7749
Custom sawn & milled lumber, kiln-dried, rough sawn or planed, T&G flooring, bead board, siding, mantels, etc. Marcia Steele Cleveland 706-348-6969
Exe. ring gear/pinion, 6.10: 1, from 74 Ford F-600 truck, $400; Briggs & Stratton BHP engine, complete 20 hrs., etc., $275. R. Green Mount Airy 706-894-1600
Farm or estate gates for sale, made from western cedar, any size. Russell Cochran Alpharetta 770-475-6473 678-513-0781
Feed bin, 15 ton capacity. Larry Nix Gainesville 770-534-7890
Feed grinder, GHLD 100, fair good., $2500. Bill Edes Kathleen 478-952-7381
Feed mill 355 NH, good cond., steam cleaner, 1000 PSI, good cond. Carl Neisler Butler 478-862-3476
For sale 55 gal. metal drums, $5 ea.; 1 old plow bottom type, no handles, $50. Lorene Durden Monticello 706-468-1834
Frame house w/tin roofing to be torn down, some other lumber. Jean Lewis Calhoun 706629-8103
Goat heavy metal feed troughs, 10' long, 4" deep, 4" to 5 1/2" wide, $5 ea. James Thaxton Watkinsville 706-769-1315
Hand turned corn cracker, corn sheller, farm bell #2, iron horse head hitching post, cat face w/turpentine cup. P. Jewell Waycross 912283-8871
Heart pine flooring and beams 150 yrs. old, brick 100 yrs. old. N. Bennett Gibson 706598-2753

Bennett Daniel Milledgeville 478-452-3039
Plastic water pipe, schedule 80 several hundred feet, 1" to 1 1/4" and 2". Alex McAfee Tennille 478-232-9465
Power poles for sale, $1 per foot. Douglas Patterson Douglasville 770-949-4390 770314-0517
Pressure treated T&G reclaimed wood, 3.5"x7"x10', heavy duty flooring or fence posts, 460 pcs. Skip Powell Griffin 770-8267049
Round bale hay ring, good cond., $75. Tony Bisogna Acworth 678-758-0198
Shop/barn lights, 4 bulb suspended ceiling lights, 120 volt and 277 volt, complete units w/bulbs, $15 ea. Thomas Strickland Watkinsville 706-769-5852
Split locust farm fence rails and posts, del.
and installed anywhere. c, Mitchell Cleveland
706-865-9828
Styrofoam sheets, 4x8x2 1/2", clean, excellent, insulation for workshops or barns, $8 per sheet. Everett Tittsworth Cumming 770-886-9828
Two 3500 pounds axles, complete w/brks. & four unused 15-inch, 10 ply tires, $700. G. Carter Flowery Branch 770-757,0089
Utility poles for sale, cut into lumber on woodmizer sawmill, other lumber avail. too. Danny Kirk Franklin 770-854-6858 770-3280001
Wadekar automatic egg system for 450' or smaller, chicken house, $2000/obo. Larry Stewart Calhoun 706-629-6025
Walnut lumber, lrg. pickup, load, rough sawed, $500, lumber location Stephens coun!Y. Carl Isbell Dacula 770-682-951 O
Wht. oak and red oak, 4000 bd. ft., rough cut, air dried, take all $0.40 bd. ft., 1x6x12, 1x8x12, 1x12x12. T. Hatchett Griffin 770-8422020
Windmill 6' fan, pump, 22' tower, 300 GPH at 50' pump, like new in crate, $3600. Mel Klausing LaFayette 706-891-9942
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condition. Wayne Floyd Cochran 478-934- Hendrick Austell 770-948-9842

MF 135 dsl., exc. cond., 2/spd. complete 4238

300-gal. spray unit, fits 3/4 ton pickup,

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w/JD bushhog & scrape blade, $4900. Gregg Want 72" TMG bushhog finish mower for $700, will deliver; 600-gal. spray units, w/100 not be published unless it is included in the above advertisement.

Vincent Waynesville 912-778-4094

parts or 1 of three cutter blade gear box. gal., drop tank/4 cyl. beam pump,

MF 290 dsl., p/s, 8/spd., rollover w/cover, 6' Robert Jennings Fayetteville 770-461-3924 rebuilVreplumbed, $6500. Jerry Wood Atlanta bushhog, exc. cond., $7650. Lloyd Leach Want Covington planter, twin-row, 2-4 or 6 678-617-2819

Martin 706-356-2236

row. Wayne Carr Donalsonville 229-524- 4" joiner on stand w/1/2h.p. motor, $195.

MF 390T, 80 PTO hp., cab, 4WD, 12 spd. 5549

Anthony Dascenzo Hartwell 706-376-2030

w/MF 1038 loader, 84" bucket, forks, good Want Gravely mdl. 985003 for parts, need 5 cast iron stock tubs, $20 ea., PM-610

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condition, $23,000. Richard McWhorter transmission & PTO assembly professional 8. McCulloch, big chain saw, good cond., extra

Carrollton 770-298-7551

Bobby Patterson Comer 706-783-5740

chain and filter, $110. William H. Rapp

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MF 451, dual hyd., 53 hp., 80 hrs., 2002 mdl., Want lnt'I 86 & 66 series tractors, running or Buchanan 770-646-8895

publication:

$13,000. Jim Bishop Heard 706-675-3943

not running & bolt on dual wheels for lnt'I 5'x8' hardwood paneling, exc. for farm

MF, 52 hp., new paint & decals, has ROPS tractors. Mark Sims Monroe 404-401-1070 houses, etc., $6-$9 per sheet. J. H. Stephens & canopy, $5400. Dennis Hursey Douglas Want JD 435 baler gathering wheels push Calhoun 706-625-5557

912-384-6829

off bar & bale monitor, good condition. Don 55 gal. drums, $7; Ford drawtite hitch, $75.

I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessary requirements for publication in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin.

Mahindra 485 DI dsl., 662 hrs., exc. cond., 540/1000 RPM PTO, 8/spd. forward, 2/spd. reverse, pis, 3PH & drawbar, $7200. M. Tyre Monroe 770-207-5567
Mule drawn farm equipment, hay rake, mowing machine, cultivator stalk cutter, other

Hall McDonough 770-957-9201
Want JD front-end loader to fit JD 755 compact utility tractor. Tom Waller 215 Link Court Alpharetta 30022 770-475-4926
Want chicken spreader & semi-alum. dump trailer, call aft. 5 pm. Floyd Knowles McRae

M. Bailey Redan 770-482-2812
55 gal./40 gal. plastic screw off top barrels; 55 gal. plastic bung hole/open top plastic barrels; 55 gal. metal w/lids. C. H. Johnson Lawrenceville 770-963-7257
57 gal. propane tank, $75. Emitt Bragg

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items. Horace Nobles Tennille 478-552-7291 229-362-4855

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Wood mizer sawn lumber 2x4x8, $1.25 ea., other sizes avail., pine, oak, cedar, poplar. George Powell Covington 770-385-5718 770-855-1018
Wood-mizer sawn lumber of varying widths/lengths @ .35/bd. lt./up, other. Philip Stanford Gray 478-986-3679
LIVESTOCK AU livestock (1.e., those animals such
as, but not limited to, cattle, equine, goats, sheep, swine, and poultry) must have been in possession of the advertiser for a minimum of 90 days before they can be advertised.
Cattle
/(you fiave any"questions regarding ifr[s in this category, call Brenda Donnell at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
1 Brangus bull, 18 mos. old, very gentle, $1000. Laura Alexander 259 Mountain View Lane Ringgold 30736 706-935-2887
1 horned Hereford bull, 3 yrs. old, regd., $1250; 1 polled Hereford bull regd., $1250. Mike Hightower McDonough 770-898-9841
10 Red Angus bulls, Al bloodline, ready for service, $1500/up; 24 Red Angus cross heifers due to calve in Feb, $1250. Collins Farm Woodbul}' 706-672-1380
10 head of 2 1/2 year old Angus bulls, $1250/hd. Laranda Farms Lyons 912-5266524
2 regd. Angus 3/4 Lowline bulls, exc. cross breeding for ease of calving & efficient grazing. Al Shugars Monroe 770-267-1203
2 regd. Black Angus bulls, 10 & 11 mos., good bloodlines. Robin/Bill Koontz Cartersville 770-606-9080
25 Brangus heifers, 850-950 lbs., ready to breed, uniforminty in size. Randall D. Waits Rockmart 770-684-3358
7 Holstein heifers, 1 Al sired, all Al bred, all vaccinations, begin calving Fed 19. Henry E. Amos Winterville 706-549-0158
Angus X Braunvieh heifers, all 100% polled & black hided, priced $800 up. Nathen Lents Eton 706-217-5223

70 crossbred cows, calving now, 3 bulls. D. Culeeeeer Fort Valle~ 478-954-5734
Angus bulls & Gelbvieh bulls, call aft. 5:30 pm. Anthony Lawrence Clarkesville 706-7546402
Angus bulls, performance tested, $1400$1600. Tim Dean LaFa~ette 706-764-2771
Angus bulls regd., 1 3 yrs. old, both sire & Dam Pathfinders, 4 8-12 mos. old, exc. bloodlines. W. R. McDonald Cslhoun 706-602-1959
Angus bulls, good EPD's, 16-17 mos. old, semen tested. John Stuedemann Comer 706202-2371 706-540-2470
Angus bulls, regd., sire BIR New Frontier, performance & semen tested, top EPD's, pedigree, del. available, $1450. Gary Hill Tifton 229-386-1289
Angus yearling bulls, purebred, no papers, Traveler bred, nice selection, 14-15 mos. old, del. available. Mike Watkins Rhine 229-3624100 229-385-3881
Black & red polled, gentle, & exc. bloodline. Ambros Powell Wrightsville 478-864-9741
Black Angus bull, 6 yrs. old, exc. calving ease, $1200. Steve Ekkel Sumter 229-924-1122
Braunvieh bulls, add muscle, milk & carcass, value, 15 choose from, forage raised, ready for heavy service. Tom Findley Box S(!rings 706-269-3185 706-270-1845
Buffalo bull, breeding age, 4 yrs. old, $1000. Robin Baker Atlanta 770-567-0861
Calving ease, milking ability, gentleness, choice grade, serv. age, polled Irish Shorthorn bulls, selec. Oklahoma cows, can del. Ken Bridges Nicholson 706-757-3908
Exe. homo/red & blk. bulls, popular bloodlines, Al, 16 mos.-1 yr. easy-calving, high milk, exc. EPD's, open & bred cows & heifers, priced to sell. Milton Martin Jr. Cleveland 706-865-5824
Exe. quality regd. Black Angus bulls, 12 mos.-22 mos., herd is certified & accred., older bulls, semen tested. D. Scott Sylvania 912-863-4754
For sale 10 regd. polled Hereford bulls, 12 mos./3 yrs., good EPD's, ultra sound, carass info. ~rovided. M. B. Lane Carrollton 770-854-4548
Holstein bull calves on bottles, $75/ea. Bob Holden Whigham 229-377-4071

Gelbvieh bull, 26 mos. old, red, polled, gentle, papers, have calves to show you, $1250 del. avail. S. Burnett Covington 770784-9505
Holstein heifers for sale, wt 1200 lbs., bred Al, calving in Feb. Stanley London Cleveland 706-865-2860 706-865-4703
Jersey heifer, purebred w/first calf, can be hand milked, gives lots of milk, freshened Dec. 9. Grady Sutton Clarkesville 706-947-3006
Limousin black regd. bull, 8 mos., out of Tomahawks Touch Down, $850. Don Hall Winder 770-867-8676
Limousin bulls, black & red, polled, $1300/up. Andrew Burns Sylvania 912-8634012
Longhorns regd. & ropers, two good herd bulls, five mature cows, several calves, located in Union Point. Fran Beasley Union Point 813-617-8978
Polled Hereford & Bradford bulls, exc. dispositions, color & conformation. Charlotte Young Tennille 478-232-9168
Purebred Black Angus bull, 4 yrs. old, $1000. Ken Register Hahira 229-794-3053
Regd. Angus bull, 3 yrs. old, tested proven breeder, $1400. Gregg Smith Preston greggmsmith@cox.net 478-951-0467
Regd. Angus bull, gentle, exc. pedigree, all vaccinations, born March 2004. T. Cowart Clarkesville 706-754-6667 706-754-4694
Regd. Angus bulls calves for sale. Bill Cliatt Midland 706-563-2256 706-561-1742
Regd. Angus bulls, Al sired, semen tested, free delivery, cert./accred. Brent Chitty Moultrie 229-985-3611 229-985-3511
Regd. Black Angus bull, large frame & semen tested, $1500. Charles Flythe Valdosta 229-242-4683
Regd. Black Angus bulls, 2 yrs. old, Al, bred for size-easy calving, size & milk, using Al since '80. James Miller Hawkinsville 478892-2839
Regd. Black Angus bulls, 21 mos.-15 mos. old, $1100-$1000, Daquantae line, low birth wt. L. Tanner Monroe 770-267-7179
Regd. Black Angus bulls, yearlings, Rito and RightTime bloodlines, $1000. Roy V. Millsap Summerville 706-397-8122

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Regd. Black Angus young bulls, out of Leachman Righttime, large, gentle & exc. cond., $950 firm. John Massengale Fa~etteville 770-719-7623
Regd. Charolais bulls, top bloodlines, 18 to 24 mos., thick, easy calving, gentle. Larry W. Myers S(!arks 229-546-4592
Regd. Charolais cattle-bulls, 10-12 mos., heifers, 10-12 mos. old. Ryan House Bishop 706-709-7122
Regd. black Angus bulls, 2 yrs. old, Al sired, very gentle, $1600. Jerry Kenbeek Lakeland 229-563-8616
Regd. polled Hereford bulls, rugged pasture raised, gentle, easy calving, good kame & EPD's, cert. & accred. Bobby Brantley Tennille 478-553-8598 478-552-9328
Senepol bulls for sale, fullblooded, percentage, top bloodlines, call aft. 6 pm. Grand "P" Ranch. R. L. Peacock Broxton 912-359-3712
Seven purebred Red Angus bulls, 18 mos. to 24 mos. old, $950 to $1250. Jimmy Daniel LaGrange 706-882-1252
Zebu bull, approx. 4 yrs. old, 2 Zebu heifers, approx. 16 mos. old. Mike Tanner Milledgeville 478-452-6053

Swine

If you have questions-regarding ads in this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
Swine moving from farm to farm must have a negative brucellosis and pseudorabies test within the past 30 days before they are moved whenever there is a change of ownership. Exceptions are swine from a validated brucellosis-free and qualified pseudorabies-free herd. Buyers are urged to request proof of a negative brucellosis and pseudorabies test (!rior.to (!Urchase.
1 regd. Duroc boar, 2 yrs. old, 2 York-shire cross hogs for sale .. M. T. Camp Monroe 770267-0820
12 wk. old Yorkshire cross pigs, $50 ea. Stanley Holmes Lexington 706-743-8078 706-338-4128
2 friendly pigs, pink and blk., need good home for winter, $100/pr. Heather Wall Dacula 770-339-3065
6 wk. old Duroc cross piglets. Kim Booth Jackson 770-775-9928
Good lean meat type hogs, all sizes, priced from $35/up, according to size. D. L. Watkins Elberton 706-213-7708
Landrace Hampshire Yorksire cross pigs, $35 ea. Stanley Sims Statham 770-725-7004
Pure Hamp. boar, 400 lbs., $180; bred Poland ChinaXYorkshire sow, $175; bred Hamp.XYorkshire sow, $175; call aft. ?- P.M. Charles McClure Jas(!er 770-893-1611

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1 Pygmy billy, 1 yr. old, very small, parents are regd. and on premises, $60. Alison Hill Jackson 770-775-7617

1 companion wether, 8 mos., tame, large, dairy breed, disbudded, $60. John Cokley Union Point 706-453-2685
100% Boer buck, born 11-27-03, traditional color, $250; paint buck 100%, born 3/14/03, $350. Matthew Lawson Lula 770-561-3119

2 regd. Nubian does, 2 regd. Nubian bucks, 1 Nubian steer, tame & easy to handle. JoAnne Whitlock Shar(!Sburg 770-599-6811

3/4 Kiko bucks, 5 mos. old, $100 ea., 100% Kiko, NZ Import Prodigy, 11 mos. old, $900. S. McKinnon Alban~ 229-436-3831
5 ADGA regd. Nubians, all breed & very colorful & healthy, must sell, $250/up. Charles Jarrell Atlanta 706-342-4088
ADGA Nubian bucks, 2 & 3 yrs. old, spotted, Champion bloodlines, GAE free and cert., $225 ea. Mickey Nelson Canton 770720-2851

ADGA Saanen bred does and doelings from Star milkers, TB, brucellosis, GAE negative, $200/up. Sara Dzimianski Nicholson 706546-8520 706-255-4542
ADGA regd. Saanen buck, proven, 2 yrs. old, daughters, sister, and Champ. mother on property, exc. bloodlines. S. Stephens Hoschton 706-654-2867
Angora goats, CAGBA regd. bucks, does, colored, wht. color factored, $150-$450, handspinning fiber, show quality. Tina Evans Ta~lorsville 770-324-4380
Angora goats, white, bucks, does, wethers, $100/up, Mohair for sale. Pamela Brinton Newnan 770-253-4915

Blackbelly Barbados ram, huge horn, gentle, good breeder, selling to prevent inbreeding, can e-mail pies., $100. L. Weaver McCa~sville 706-492-5524

Boer billy goat for sale, 200 lbs., $125. Colvin Bussey Snellville 770,483-0791
Boer bucks and does, 15116, Kiko bucks, 3 to 5 mos. old, $75/up. Barry Smith Norman Park 229-769-3541
Boer goats for sale, all ages, all sizes, nannies & billies. Larry Hodges Jackson 770775-4823
Boer nannies, bred, open yearling does, purebred & % Boer bucks, fullblood & %, some for slaughter, Heard Co. M. Seymour Franklin 706-675-6843
Boer/Kiko billy for sale, 2-3 yrs. old, selling to prevent inbreeding, proven breeder, will consider trade for equivalent billy. Gerald Smith Preston 229-924-6252
For sale USBGA regd. fullblood Boer nannies, due Jan., $250/up, aft. 6 P.M. Mike Hasty Rebecca 229-643-7287

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Fullblood Boer goats, bucks and does, including 1 red buck and bred does. Kenny Purvis Ashburn 229-643-7234
Kiko bucks, breeding age. AKGA regd., lots of color. Bill Moore Jas(!er 706-337-3727
Not for slaughter, 3 very friendly Pygmy goats for sale, 2 nannies and 1 billy, $200. Jon Partlow McDonough 678-583-4215
Pygmy babies, born 18-26 December, cute & fuzzy, very small bottle feed or reserve one, $$50 ea. Richard Van Duyn Winder 678-4252445
Pygmy goat, exceptionally healthy/beau., adults/newborns, male $50-75, females $100$150. Marty Echols Conyers 770-597-7297
Pygmy goats, 1 buck, 1 doe, regd., $100 for pair. Steven Wills Flowery Branch 770-6228426
Pygmy goats, all sizes and ages. Donnie McGaha La Fayette 706-635-4281
Pygmy goats, baby does, older does, regd. & not regd. Louie Estep Newnan 770-2533583
Red buck for sale or trade for nannies, grt. bloodlines. Joyce Smith Ashburn 229-2390603
Regd. fullblood/percentage Boer bucks, does, wethers, kids, whole herd or separate. Jennifer Lespinasse Mansfield 678-313-7351
Select breeds of sheep and goats for stock, young male sheep and goats for meat. Spiros Kuluberis Elberton 706-213-7699
Three Jacob's sheep, 4-horned breed, 2 rams, 1 ewe, impressive horns, $150 for all. Daniel Garrett Jasper 706-692-2300
Equine For Sale
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All equine advertised in the Market Bulletin must have had a negative Coggins test within past 12 months. Negative reports are valid for 12 months from the sample date. A copy of this test report must accompany the ad each time it is submitted or the notice will be returned to the advertiser. For this reason, generalized ads (i.e., many horses, varieties to choose from, others, etc.) cannot be accepted. Buyers are urged to request verification of a negative Coggins test before purchasing any equine. Any falsification of Coggins tests can result in fines and/or suspension of advertising privileges in the Market Bulletin. This regulation also applies to equine advertised in the "At Stud" and "Boarding" categories of the quarterly equine editions.
'98 blk. Standard bred trotter; Amish trained w/restored buggy, Amish cart w/hydraulic brakes, harness & buggy trailer, $6000 package deal. Charlie Miller Rome 706-2351017
'00 APHA sorrel filly, breeding stock, easy keeper, needs finished, gentle, $1200/obo. Steve Asire Locust Grove 770-597-4283
'01 AOHA gray mare, 14.1 hds., lrg. pony, show quality, loads/clips, quite, sound, childsafe, no vices, $2300. C. Harrison Kennesaw 770-420-2597
'01 AQHA palomino gelding, '97 Appaloosa filly, '96 Paint gelding, '97 TWH gelding, '99 kids pony gelding, guaranteed gentle, sound. Tom Sewell Ellijay 706-635-4515 706-6352973
'01 Paint pony gelding, 11 hds., sorrel/wht., very gentle w/all shots, mother regd. Shetland, $700. Traci L. Love Douglasville 770-947-6274 770-577-9230
'02 AQHA palomino stallion, Foundation bred, gorgeous head, $2000; '02 APHA bay gelding, 15.3hds., $1800. Pam Whitmire Jefferson 706-367-7616
'02 AQHA sorrel filly, grt. disp., very loving, easy leaner, broke to ride, Foundation breeding, a must see, $2500. Bobby Crowe Bowersville 706-377-4974
'02 bay gelding, Incentive Fund, Zippo Pine Bar breeding, grt. show prospect, selling due to time restraints, $3000. Bill Bergen Brooks 770-461-5362
'03 APHA buckskin gelding, tobiano gelding, show quality, beau. markings & color, sired by B&W paint, out of AQHA palomino, $1800. Mac Scott Alamo 478-463-3032
'03 APHA overo buckskin filly w/wht. blaze, pretty, $1500/obo; '96 APHA overo bay mare, possible trail horse or grt. broodmare. D. Demers Sylvania 912-857-4898
'03 APHA sorrel/white stallion, B.T. eligible. sire, 8 sec. cowboy; '88 APHA sorrel/white mare, waggoner bred, trail/parade safe; $2500 ea. OBO. Dawn Abbott Cartersville 678-873-4692 770-386-7144
'03 flashy APHA BS colt, sorrel w/mane/tail, should mature, 16hds., Zippo Pine Bar/Winalot, Loosealot on papers, leads, ties, loads, stands for farrier. Tatum Williams Dalton 678-227-4261
'03 grade filly colt, bay, good build, grt. temperament, halter broke, leads, UTD on shots, $600/obo or trade. R. Jones Rockmart 678-757-0546
'04 AOHA colt, racing breed, Two Eyed jack on papers, loads, leads, grt. attitude, exc. disp., $950. Melanie Pace Bremen 770-7224483
'89 beau. chestnut Arabian stallion, 15.2hds. John Shamblin Summerville 706857-1235
'95 APHA chestnut tobiano, own daughter to World Champion Impressive Eighty Hypp NIN, bred for '05, $3500. J. Wilkes Athens 770-725-5550
'95 AOHA gr'daughter Zippo Pine Bar, proven broodmare, beau. under saddle w/speed, but green, $2400/obo. Larry Brantley Cartersville 77?382-3326

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'97 AQHA lronmaker daughter o/o daughter of Scotch Bar Time, in foal to Quincy Zipper, proven broodmare, awesome babies, rides some, $3500/obo. Trudy Greenway Elberton

APHA 8 yr. mare, breeder stock paint, OH build, gentle, fast w/quick stops, gone many miles in the woods, $1900/obo. Christie Hartnet Cumming 404-403-2578

Miniature pony gelding, 4 yrs. broad, 35" tall w/harness & miniature wagon, drives good, all $900. Edward McCarty Alma 912-632-5769 912-632-6015

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AQHA '95 gelding, successfully shown, Miniature pony gelding, 4 yrs., 34" tall

'97 lWH b/w spotted gelding, easy keeper, English and western,- super disp., exc. youth chestnut w/flaxen mane/tail, started U/s,

beau., 15hds., grt. trail horse, serious inquiries, or ladies horse, $6500. D. Johnson Albany green-broke, UTD on veVfarrier, $650. Holli

$2500. Beth Ross Oxford 770-788-2492

229-787-5403

Harrison Kennesaw 770-218-3889

Chicken Divan Pot Pie

'98 APHA overo mare, grt. conf., easy AOHA 16hds. 8 yr. chestnut gelding; AQHA Miniature regd. donkey grey jenny, 6 mos.

keeper, green, needs riding on a regular 2 yr. sorrel stallion, APHC 15 yr. blk. gelding; old, $800; also miniature jack, grey, 6 mos.,

basis, $1000/obo. Bo Waller Douglasville AQHA sorrel broodmare. Keith Kirby $450. Dale Morrison Chickamauga 706-539-

(12-ounce) package of deep dish frozen pie crusts (2 Per

404-414-5539
'98 blk. standard bred trotter Amish trained w/restored antique buggy, Amish cart w/hydraulic brakes, harness and buggy trailer, $6000 package deal. Charlie Miller Rome

,Lawrenceville 770-985-0720
AQHA 2 yr. mare, AQHA 1 yr. gelding, work horse prospect, started under saddle, $3000/obo ea. Trip Bradford Milledgevllle 478-414-6814

2805 Miniatures (3), AMHA gentle broodmares,
nice colors, bred to overo stallion, $900 ea. _Stacy Brown Cleveland 706-318-3013
Morgan mare, regd., DNA'd exc.

Package)
3 Tablespoons butter or margarine 3 Tablespoons all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper

706-235-1017

AQHA 8 yr. gelding, 15hds., chestnut, broodmare, 13 yrs. Frank Lynn Cumming

1/2 cup chicken broth

'99 AQHA Appendix dapple gray mare, Peppy San Badger and Zan Parr Bar _678-409-5014

1/4 cup milk

15.3hds., 120 days prof. training. Donna Bridges Sylvania 912-857-4094
'99 AQHA palomino Appendix gelding, TwoEyed jack bloodline, (Hypp N/N), child safe, good disp., gentle, $1500. W. D. Blackston

breeding, awesome potential, willing to please, $1800. Darrin Norris Thomaston 706_647-0770
AOHA, IBHA mare, retired show horse, youth currently showing, $2200; AQHA

Morgan mare, regd., green-broke to ride/drive, 4 yrs. old, chestnut, easy to handle, $2500. Wayne Coe Talking Rock 706-6357500
Paint geldings: 4-yr. palomino tob. Skipper

1 cup (4-ounces) shredded American cheese 2 cups cooked chicken, diced 1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped broccoli,
thawed, drained well

Thomson 706-597-0818

gelding, 17hds., hunt seat, sorrel, $10,000. W bred, gentle, 15.1; 9-yr. grey lob. 15.2 exp.

'99 blk. gelding, 16hds., Tenn. Walker/draft _Barbara Guzzo Taylorsville 678-878-8001

rider, $1000 & $2000 OBO. Jody Abbott

Heat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit. Place cookie sheet in oven to

cross, anyone can ride anywhere, very loving, AOHA-NFQHA 100% regd. 5-yr. Chestnut _Kingston 678-873-4694

preheat. In a medium saucepan, combine butter, flour and pepper. Cook

dely. avail., $975. Mike Boyt Loganville 770466-0552
10 miniature donkeys for sale: redg./bred jenny's (9), 1 male. Raymond Riner

mare in foal for 3-05 to 100% Buckskin grndson. to Peco Bueno, $4000. J. Bullock Dallas 404-872-7800 770-862-5290
AQHA-NFQHA regd. 100% Buckskin

Paint pony mare, 9 yrs. old, kid-safe, sound, easy to catch, UTD veVfarrier, grt. starter _pony, $950. D. Collum Dallas 770-377-8723
Paint, blk./wht., 17 mo. filly, PMU, beau.

over low heat until mixture becomes thick and bubbly. Gradually stir in broth and milk. Stir until mixture begins to thicken; add cheese and stir until melted. Stir in chicken and broccoli. Pour mixture into pie crust.

Swainsboro 478-494-1919

yearling, grt. gr'son to poco Bueno top and markings, e-mail for pictures, $750. David

Remove 2nd crust from pie pan and center frozen crust upright on top of

10 yr. dun paint mare, exc. handle, team penning, breakaway roping, Mr.

bottom, top herd sire prospect, $3500/obo. B. Bullock Dallas 770-445-9392

_Braxton Douglasville 678-715-1509 Paso Fino gelding, 2 yrs. old, bay, Resorte

filled pie. Let thaw 1Oto 20 minutes and crimp edges together. Cut 3 slits in top crust.

Gunsmoke/King bred, $2750. Dawn Daniel Chickamauga 706-539-1080
10 yr. regd, AWP mare, loads, jumps, lessons, 14hds., perfect cont., $4000; 10 yr. regd. AWP, NSSH, mare, tobiano, $3000. Jan

Anglo-Trakener broodmare and Oldenburg, weanling filly, mare 15 yrs., 16.3hds., $3500, May '04 filly, 13.2hds., $6500, both $9000, grt. warmblood bloodlines. K. Richards Canton 770-365-5597

bloodlines, ground work started, good hock action, $1200. Kathleen McBride Comer 706_783-3395
Paso Fino, 7 yr. gelding, 14.2hds., bay, grt. bloodlines, smooth gait, $2600. Steve Worthy

Place pie on preheated cookie sheet. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes or until crust is brown and filling is bubbly.
Yield: 6 servings

Winchester Alpharetta 770-740-8683

Appaloosa, 15hds., 22 yrs., $900; lWH, Buchanan 770-646-2345 678-371-1312

Testing note: The sauce gets really thick. To shortcut the recipe,

11 yr. lWH mare, 15hds., attractive, solid blk., grt. running, walk, and conformation, ridable but needs retraining, must sell, $1200/obo. Aimee Dunne Kathleen 478-2185984

14.3hds., 24 yrs., $900; Paso Fino, 14.1hds., 14 yrs., $1700, all geldings. Jill Kitchens Covington 770-786-6619
Arabian gray mare, 14.1 hds., 9 yrs., grt. trail horse, good ground manners, $2500/obo.

Paso Morgan cross, 15 yrs. bay, child safe, gaits, works, extensive trail time, loads, 14hds., $1100. David Mull Lexington 706743-7649
Peruvian bred mare, $5500; bay QHX

substitute a can of cream of mushroom soup for the white sauce.
Unless otherwise indicated, all recipes have been tested for accuracy by Georgia Department of Agriculture home economists. If you would like to

13 yr. Morgan/OH bay mare, grt. on trails, Fran Wilde Bogart 770-725-2456

Peruvian gelding, $2500. Bruce Arnett

share a favorite recipe with our readers, send it to: Georgia Cooking,

loads, bathes, grt. feet, 15hds. Johnny C. Arabian mare, very gentle, $1200, 14.2hds., Monticello 706-468-1001

Market Bulletin, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30334-4250. If you

Hobbs Macon 478-361-2312
13 yr. bay gelding, grt. trail horse, $3000/obo, tri-color paint pony, grt. on poles & barrels, $2500/obo. Kim Abercrombie Griffin

pony jumps, very gentle, $2500; 2 regd. OH mares. Dean Adamson Sharpsburg 770-5996514
Beau. 3 yr. painVhackney pony gelding,

Peruvian mule, molly, $3500; coming 2 yrs., john mule, $2500. Elizabeth Arnett Monticello 706-468-1573
Regd. 15 yr. AQHA western pleasure mare,

have questions or problems regarding recipes featured in this column, call 1-800-282-5852 (toll-free statewide). Please do not contact the individual who submitted the recipe.

678-300-2880
14hds. gray Arabian stallion for sale, $1000. Beverly Harrell Dawson 229-995-4924
18 yr. old grullo gelding, jr. rodeo saddle winner, $2500; '94 AQHA Append. mare, won many NBHA and jr. rodeo awards. J. Bunn Locust Grove 770-957-5928
1993 AQHA Appendix regd. grey mare, 16hds., 16hds., quiet, responsive, easy breeder, Dash-for-Cash bred, $1800. Pam Kimberly Baxley 912-367-0700
1995 AQHA gelding, 15.3hds., team penning, calf roping, trails, perfect for novice, $3000. L. McClure Suwanee 678-643-6613
1998 OH gelding, double bred Doc Bar, broke to ride, 15.1 hds., needs exp. rider, $1500. Angela Marie Lawrence Griffin 770412-1958 770-318-5687
2 Hallinger colts, 6 & 7 mos. old female, marked up good, call aft. 6 P.M. Ivan Elliott Gainesville 770-536-6270
2 yrs., APHA, dun & wht. mare, started under saddle, western pleasure bloodlines, clips, loads, bathes, $1200/obo. Brandy Hadden Mitchell 706-598-0351
2002 AQHA chestnut mare, grt. bloodlines, ground work, complete, good home only, western pleasure prospect, $3500. Karen Lockhart Bowden 770-258-2316
2003 AQHA bay filly, good 4H prospect and family horse, ready to start, $750. Sue Ingram Carnesville 706-206-8787
2003 daughter Skeets Peppy (NRHA open reserve World Champion w/earnings $80,000), % daughter, King of Four Mac, (AQHA superior reining, outstanding prospect,

12hds., good nature, awesome on trails, flashy, prof. trained. Joe Walker Moore 706468-9247
Beau. AOHA gelding, 4 yrs., nonstop 10TMR bloodlines, exc. barrel prospecVtrail, $3500. Judy Robinson Atlanta 478-825-2432 478-862-3586
Blue roan lWH mare w/blaze & stockings, $950; Paint gelding, 15.3hds., $700, both gentle riding. T. Gunter Vienna 229-268-4926 229-712-9257
Buckskin mare, unregd., loves kids and people. Paula Hallowell Atlanta 678-4090998
Burro, male, beau., you catch & load, female 1 yr. miniature, gentle, $600, female, bred, $300, serious inquiry. LeGay Saul Fayetteville 770-4877363
Chestnut gelding, $1000; 2 bay geldings, $1200 ea., 2 sorrel geldings, $1200 ea., all gentle & smooth gaited. W. C. Hall Woodstock 770-928-3881
Clydesdales: '03 colt, drk. bay, $5000; '99 mare, blk., $7000, grt. gr'son, granddaughter Armageddon's Lord Elijah. Sheela Will Pendergrass 770-534-7581 678-415-3720
Dutch warmblood, 15 yr. old bay gelding, 16.2hds., hunter/jumper, easy to handle, loads, clips, ties, good ground manners, $6000. Janet Reed Gainesville 678-5460229
Exe. trail horse, gelding, 3 yrs., chestnut w/big star, confident and calm, 14.1 hds., awesome personality, $1000. B. Miller Thomaston 706-648-5374
Gaits of Salacoa Valley, full of partial stall boarding, pasture boarding, horse sitting,

shown by 10 yr. old, chestnut w/4 wht. legs, AQHA Copper Red Dun, 15hds., Azure TE,

points, $3500. Sheila Buffington Danielsville Quick M Silver & Barleo lines, G/head, muscles

706-795-2379

& disp., free pedigree & photos of him & foals

Regd. Colombian Paso Fino mares, show avail., fee $325 + m/care, both NEGO. L Cason

snd trail quality, 3 1/2 yrs., 8 yrs., 20 yrs., McDonough 770-954-1308 404-226-9228

Nevado/Quetal/Hilachas bloodlines. M. E. SSH Gen's In Living Color, blk./wht.,

Kirk Grantville 770-583-9944 770-328-9704 15.2hds., stud fee $200, $5/day mare care,

Regd. OH gelding, 16.1 hds., 17 yrs., shown LCFG. Elward Mathews Newton 229-734-5863

trail, sound, gentle, $7500 to good home. AQHA/NFQHA grey stallion, NCHA &

Barbara Macon Alpharetta 770-772-0095

earner and reiner, gr'son of Docs Prescription

Regd. overo bay mare American Paint and Mr. San Peppy, brother is 2 time World

Quarter horse and/or Black Tennessee Champion, color producer, must see, stud fee

Walker, both 6 yrs. old w/tack, $4500 $400. Anna Love Jefferson 706-367-7468

Kymberly Freeman Cumming 770-889-6707 . Arabian stallion, straight Egyptian, Al

Show saddles, Stubben Siegfried 17' Khamsa, homozygous, blk., SCID's clear, exc.

w/fitting, top quality western pleasure, The cont. & temperament, winner of 5 first place &

American & Tex Tan's Golden cutter, 15' 4 top fives @ 2001 Pyramid event for

seats, hand tooled, w/silver, exc. cond. L. dressage, Hunter/western pleasure. Buck &

Ward Upatoi 706-561-6546

Dawn Reynolds McDonough 770-957-5660

Small horse, 9 yrs., OH blk. mare, both Missouri Foxtrotter stallion, Travelers' Red 14.1hds., loving, easy horse for trail riding Rock, Direct son of Missouri Traveler, 16hds., $1500. Angie Crews Carrollton 770-214-8457 . smooth gait, grt. disp., $350 fee. M. Hively

Sorrel jack, 14hds., nice and gentle, $500 Glennville 912-654-3211

Roy Sprewell Carrollton 770-854-8644

Three beau. Paso Fino stallions, old

Superb kids event pony, paint, 14.1hds., 9 bloodlines, natural gaits, good disp., $500

yrs., dressage/jump/trail, $75--; THB mare, 14 -Paso mares, $250 others, grt. X with

yrs., also dressage/jump, 15.3hds., drk. brown walking/racking mares. C. Thomas Harlem

$2500/obo. S. Fisher Hahira 229-794-1401

706-556-3614

lWH blk. gelding, 9 yrs., 16.2hds., tack included, new shoes w/clips, good gentle horse, easy keeper, $1800. Ranal Young Calhoun 678-986-3392
TWH geldings: 3 yr. steel gray; 4 yr chestnuVwht.; 5 yr. red roan; 7 yr. blk./wht., 7 yr. blk. Shea/Albert Queen Dallas 770-5050090

Equine Miscellaneous

quest;ons - HYoUnave

regardiflg ad- s in- this

category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651-

9081or404-651-9082.

1 Winterized Omish buggy, 1H sleigh, 1

single horse buggy, $1350. J. E. Bailey Pine

Mountain Valley 706-628-9048

Easy entry horse cart, Meadowbrook wooden pony cart, like new pony harness, pony saddle packages. M. Sapp Monroe 770207-0689
For sale 2 wheel cart for miniature horse, steel framing w/individual brakes, asking $500. Russell Herring Lake Park 229-5596976
Houghton or Jerald hackney or saddlebred, size vehicle, jog carts, vice roys and fine harness buggies, also wanted, patent leather show harness. G. D. Chamber Winterville 706-353-155 7
Ladies gaited horse cloths, size 14, complete outfit, light blue/blk., $90. B. Skipper Covington 770-787-4918
New 4 pass. cut-under auto top surry , wht., brakes, rubber with or w/out harness. Tommy Day Blackshear 912-449-4132
Saddle, western Circle Y 15 1/2", rides grt., good cond., $600/obo. Deborah Mauldin Marietta 404-610-9133 770-514-6117
Trailer mats, 2-9' & 2-7', $40-$50, tough & durable, also, can be used in barn or wash stall. L. Abrams Griffin 770-228-3865
Boarding Facilities
If you ha-ve questions regaraingads-in tfiis
category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
The Georgia Animal Protection Act requires boarding and breeding facilities to be licensed. Current license number must be submitted with notices for publication in the "Boarding Facilities" category. Notices submitted without this

$7500. Susan Wise Calhoun 706-629-2364 _ outdoor riding, arena, round pen, come enjoy lWH spotted racking, 3 1/2 yrs., blk./wht.

16" AP English saddle w/irons and leathers information will not be published.

3 yr. OH, stallion breeding, Call Me Joe Cool by JM Kidrizma and Terrible Sweet Kid Clu, Vera Cossa private treaty. Jim Rowland

a nice family atmosphere. Tammy Hermann Waleska 706-337-7335 770-796-2449
Gentle, broke to ride, unregd. OH gelding

gentle, 15.1 hds, good shape, asking $1000 John Crowe Cochran 478-934-8520
TWH/Racking--3-yo. gorgeous champagne

in good cond., $200. Cecelia Bolton Hoschton 770-554-1582
2 seater Canadian buggy, like new, rubber

Fennell Stables-full & partial board, 12x12 matted stalls, outdoor round pen & arena, 40 A. facility w/good pastures, S. Paulding area.

Norman Park 229-769-3324

for sale, exc. youth barrel racing, pole bending mare, gentle; 21-yo. sorrell stallion from tires & brakes, $2000. Dennis Jordan Temple S. Fennell Douglasville 770-445-5696

3 yr. TB gelding, 16.1hds., beau., drk. bay, and trail riding horse, has vacc./neg. coggins. 4xWGC, breed/ride; 1-yo. sorrell/flaxen colt. 770-562-8517

stsfennell@bellsouth.net

trained, $3000/obo G. Gibson Atlanta 404- Hellen Gooch Atlanta 678-442-0366

awesome backend; all show/trail qlty.

349-5453 3 yr. blk. Percheron mare, due 3/15/05,

Gorgeous bay Appendix mare, will be grt. broodmare, can be used for light jumping only,

wholesale prices. J. Wilkes Cumming 770 587-3876

2H hotwalker, 4'x4' base, both directions, $250 monthly, 100x200 riding ring, 60' quick release, upgradeable, exc. cond., must round pen, daily turnout, owner lives on see, $1500/obo. Heidi Chapman Alpharetta property, lrg. barn. Barbara Samples

bred to Paint, 3 blk. geldings w/wht. dot, 1 3- $2500. C. Woodie Senoia 404-516-5712

lWHBEA mare, roan, 16hds., bred to direct 404-271-1480

Covington 770-786-1401 770-788-7568

yrs., 1 2-yrs., 1 17-mos. Alvin Hale Calhoun 706-629-4066
3 yr. buckskin gelding, Mustang, handled

Gray 16+hds. TB gelding, new shows, current on shots, worming, grt. manners, gaits, moving, must sell, $1000/obo. K. Wade

gray pusher stallion, $3000, nice 14.1 hds. racking gelding, $800. D. Gunter Hoboken 912-458-2206

since 7 mos. old, has had professional Winterville 706-742-9502

Team roping horse, !!jrey gelding, heads

training, needs exp. rider, good temperament, Hallinger mare, 8 yrs., drives/rides, beau., $1200/obo. D. Collum Dallas 770-377-8723 _ quiet, loads, lais back, bathes, grt. for trail

and heels, also grey mare that heads and heels. C. Knight Locust Grove 404-787-3323

4 yr. regd. Morgan, 15hds., gelding, rides, intermed. rider, easy keeper, Trakehner, 2 yrs., bay, 15.3hds., purebred

chestnut, rides, drives, $2500. Donna sweeVsound, $1800 firm. Monika Parrish filly.she has lovely movement for dressage

McDaniel Dacula 770-822-6161

Bethlehem 404-944-7433

and is bred to jump as well. J. Baxley

6 yr. sorrel AOHA mare, western Halsteinier bay mare, hunter/jumper/ Ringgold 706-581-3584

pleasure/English, $2000; palomino stallion equitation, easy changes, beau. show exp. Two big beau. buckskins, '00 AQHA gelding

AQHA by Hollywood Bill, rides/breeds, $1200. Margaux Casey Dawsonville 678-283-2000 _ and '95 grade OH mare, 16+hds, both ride

C. Miller Screven 912-579-9916 7 yr. palomino paint mare, well trained calf,

Hanoverian X mare, 8 yrs., 16hds., AWS regd., beau. head, big movement, proven

MSTA. Mickey Neidlinger Springfield 912 754-6447 912-661-2199

3 full body horse blankets, $75/pair a piece. Ashley Gorth Jasper 706-692-9222
4&6 pass. cut-under wagonette's, brakes, rubber on wheels, can dely. Russell O'Quinn Blackshear 912-449-5904
4H hot walker for sale, $1100. Glenn Williams Atlanta 678-858-4778
Abette 14" blk. synthetic saddle, xc, 6 rnos. old, pad, girth. Christy Rayburn Augusta 706799-2152
Amish Doctor's buggy for sale, good cond., elec. wiring, can e-mail pies, $950/obo. Adrianna Carley Chickamauga 706-5392684

$400/mo. full board, 12x12 matted stall w/ceiling fans, faucets, fly spray system, includes feeding, turnout, rotational worming, riding lessons avail. S. Pace Monroe 770561-4730
1 stall avail. for board in small private barn w/2 children, prefer show youth rider, lighted arena, full board or reduced in exchange for care, call for details. Tammy Freilich McDonough 770-294-2881
2 stable barn w/pasture for rent, avail. March/April. Luke Silvio Grayson 770-962-6027
Boarding, full & pasture, training, trail riding, 1/4 mile track. Ray Seabolt Toccoa 706-827-

heading, heeling, $6500; 4 yr. regd. sorrel heel horse, $3500; 7 yr. QH blk. Tim Blanchard Tifton 229-567-7149
8 yr. OH palomino mare, great gr'daughter

producer of quality foals, greenbroke. Tabitha Fieremann Brooks 678-817-4710
Mangalarga Marchador colt yearling, chocolate w/blonde mane and tail, but will be

Zulikah 9 yrs., OH pony, 14.1hds., bay w/strip/snip, horse conf., gaits and attitude not ponyish, walk, trot, canter on bit, $2200 Lonnie Brady Columbus 706-681-8369

Amish made complete buggy horse harness set, blk., $800. Nina Clements Sale City 229-336-0502
Bits, bridles, show cloths, pads used for

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Caney Creek Farms Equine Facility, full board stable, 100x200 covered arena, 12x12 stalls, round pen, hot walker, barrel

of Colon Freckles & Mr. San Peppy, beau., grey, Brazilian gaited breed, crosses well intel., $2500. Elizabeth Joy Bartlett w/other gaited breeds, $5000. Lois March

Equine At Stud

racking (gaited) horses. Milda Berkley training/lessons avail. Buck Harrelson

Covington 770-786-9659

Jackson 770-775-9203

Danielsville 706-296-7802 706-795-5238

Vienna 912-268-2963

If you have questions regarding -ads in this Blacksmith 1 ton truck body w/burners Cavalry farm top care for your hunter, board

80 acre boarding center, gorgeous Miniature donkeys: regd. jack, 1 yr., $400; category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651 interior lights, storage bins and sliding doors, fenced green pastures, rubber mats in stalls,

mountain trails, grt. arena & round pen, plenty baby jenny, $800; bred jenny, $1000. Bill Wray 9081 or404-651-9082.

$250. L. Wilbanks Lawrenceville 770-962- huge jumping ring, outside course, 400 and 53

of grass, hoVcold wash, expert care, friendly Perry 478-825-1297

"Equine At Stud" advertisments must =2"-7.=.0.=.8_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ in Dawsonville. Margaux Casey Dawsonville

atmosphere, stall $250, pasture $125. Marvin Miniature horse colt, 19" Bond Tiny Tim Gr. include the stable license number of the Cart 2 wheel, pony size w/harness, new 678-283-2000

Hughes Clermont 678-776-1175

Sire, shots, wormed. M. Bolt Alpharetta 770- advertiser as well as a copy of the current tires, good cond., $200. Kim Hampton Dry Creel Stable, owner on premises, TLC,

9 yr. Appaloosa pony gelding, chestnut 569-2658

Coggins report for each horse listed. Ads Woodstock 770-595-3060

cleaned, turned out and fed twice daily,

w/wht. blanket, gentle, ridden, by 8 yr. old, Miniature horse, grt. gift for your Valentine, submitted without this information will not Clippers, Sumbeam model EW610, summer grass/feed - winter hay/feed, no

easy keeper, catch, loads, trims, bath, $1000. easy keeper, loves people. C. Green be published.

adjustable spped, good cond., $125; English stallions or spirited horses. Michael Peck

S. Medlin Montezuma 478-472-8335

Grantville 770-583-3811 404-755-4597

AOHA #4040865 "Recurrence", own son of saddle, all-purpose w/knee rolls plus fittings, Dahlonega 706-864-5312

APHA bay/wht., 15.3hds., grt. lesson or trail Miniature yearling filly, AMHA/AMHR, lrna Cool Skip, out of a Coosa mare, proven $100; saddle pad, shock guard, $10, girths, Five Forks Farm, Carterville/Rome area,

horse, UTD veVfarrier, $3000. Patti Urtnowski dapple, 25" tall, $1000. Donna Edge Dublin sire, first colt won 2 futurities in 2004, fee elastic, humane, canvass, $10 ea. John Diehl family environment, owners live on site. Dana

Cartersville 770-974-0304

478-272-5444

$500. Carl Crews McDonough 912-857-3131 Buchanan 770-646 7272

& Gary Hall Euharlee 770-713-4255

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Wednesday January 19, 2005

For rent 3 lrg. horse stalls w/tack rm., lrg. '04 Royal Palm turkeys, pearl guineas, and

turn out, close to riding trail. Lori Williams roosters, healthy, tree range fowl. Sara

Marietta 404-391-6926

Robbins Blairsville 706-745-2328

Poultry/Fowl Requiring Permit/License

LIVESTOCK WANTED

2004 Exiss 4H, 6' dressing rm., upgrades and extras, $16,500/obo. Glenn Wells Williamson 770-567-0955

Full/partial board, 12x12 stalls, daily turnout, 10-40 acres of pasture, washroom, locked tack rm., individualized feeding. Sabine Yepes Ball Ground 770-479-8926
Full board in Locust Grove/McDonough area, clean 12x12 stalls, quiet adult atmosphere, daily pasture turnout, exc. feeding program, arena, round pen, trails, convenient to 1-75. Brian Dees Locust Grove 678-432-7777
Full, partial, pasture board, lrg., matted stalls, hot water, wash racks, safe fencing, exc. paddocks and pastures, lighted and irrigated all weather arena, lessons avail. Sarah S. McKneall}' Hartwell 706-376-9170
Heavenly Haven Farms, new boarding facility in Henry Co., lull & pasture avail., 3 stalls avail., safe fencing, 24 hr. security, broodmare-foaling services, ind. I-outs, reserve your space now. Beverly Burns Hampton 770-946-3353
Horses boarded, lake Oconee, Eatonton area, Manley Arena and Stable, lull board, $275, lots $125, lighted arena, trails, Veterinarian lives on premises. Brenda Manley Eatonton 706-485-5119
Macon area's newest facility accepting boarders, 26 stall lull board, 4H/C racks, 2 lrg. arenas, library, paddocks surround barn, accepting partial pasture, includes hay, feed. Michael Wuolukka Lizella 478-935-9221
N. ForsY1h, conven. to Dawson Forest, small barn, 2 opening, lush pasture, sev. paddocks, auto fly spray system, lrg. mat stalls, owner on premises, lull board $300. Sheri Hudson Cumming 678-557-7165
New barn, tack rm., waskrack, lull/coop/pasture board, custom feeding, eventing instruction, coaching, trailering, dressage ring, stadium/cc jumps, friendly team environment. E. Harris Loganville 770-267-8216
New boarding facility will transport your horse to our facility free; $25 discount on board for 2 or more horses, warm stalls; warm water wash racks. Angel Rest Farm Dacula 678-442-0366
Opening avail. at a small family stable w/riding arena in the Cumming area of ForsY1h County, $400/mo. Alisa Joan Ham Cumming 770-781-3794 678-525-2675
Pasture $195, stalls additional, very near to Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center (six miles of trails, 6-9 P.M. John McBride Mansfield 770-787-6985
Pasture board for horses, barn lights & water, $60/mo. per horse. John Carmichael Conyers 770-483-2133
Pasture boarding, $50/mo./horse, have shelter w/feedroom attached, water & minerals & wooded riding trail. W. R. Banks _Dewy Rose 706-283-3263
Pasture boarding, 6 A., $125/mo., licensed, new fences, shelter, fescue, full bd. soon, riding lessons avail. spring, Nicholson off Hwy. 441, 15 min. from Athens. Sandra Hood Nicholson 706-757-5291
Private barn, $250/full board, high quality feed/hay, owners on property, exc. location, 5 min. from 1-20, 3 board fencing, exc. care for your horse. Susan Sleight Douglasville 770577-3029
Private stables, riding arena, round pen, hoVcold wash-rack, daily turn-out, hay & grain, large stalls, bathroom, full board $230, extras available, 10 mi. from Newnan. Jodie L Jones Franklin 770-251-7814
Quality care, exc. pasture, coastal Bermuda Rye clover, wooded trails, creeks, 45 mi. South of Atlanta, $38/mo. Bob Reid Zebulon .770-468-8268
Rolling Ridge Farm, 100+ acres w/trails, riding area, round pen, 12x12 stalls, concrete barn isle, locked tack rm., full and pasture board, mins. from 1-75. Tatum Williams Tunnel _Hill 706-280-2233
Shiloh Farms, small, safe & secure boarding pasture, includes lush pasture, hay & your choice of pelletized feed, 50' round pen, tack storage, parking for horse trailer, $175/mo. Steven Neal Dacula 770-605-0460
Small facility in powder Springs, $400 lull board, tack rm., wash rack, arena, caretaker, turnout, stall cleaning. Susan Dupree Powder Springs 770-365-7216
Space avail., temp. or permanent boarding, full board only, no stud, Whatley Plantation Horse Ranch, 2 miles North of Helena on

20 mxd. bantams, this year hatch, take all $1 each. LO}'e Ca}'lor Jasper 706-337-5568
3 Speckled Sussex roosters, hatched July '04, $7 each or trade for lge. breed hens/pullets. Julie Moore Watkinsville 706769-1821
3 rare roosters, tree to good home, very tame, Buff-Laced Polish, Golden Polish, Araucana. L. Wood Powder Springs 770-427-2574
30+ guineas, 12-18 mos., $8-$10 or trade. Roger Childs 3831 Childston Dr. Elberton 30635 706-283-5758
500 lge. white turkey hens, 16+ lbs. available after Jan. 17, must take 5 or more. Chris McKenzie Athens 706-614-1211
6 free roosters. Carol Nuler Watkinsville 706-769-4 729
Araucana Bantams $15/pr., O.E. Bantams $10/pr. up, Game hens $10 or trade for lge. breed layers. Ron Strickland Gillsville 770869-7575
Araucana roosters $7, Bantam roosters $6. L. Oliver Statesboro 912-587-3710
Bantam chickens, BT Japanese, Silver Duckwing roosters, Spangles, Chocolates, OE Game, reducing stock sale, little chicks. Sharon/Herbie Parham Mableton 770-9411066 404-704-2789
Bantams, hens & roosters. Grace Jones 3257 Ruckersville Rd. N.E. Elberton 30635 706-283- 7051
Bantams, show qlty., O.E. Blue Quail, Brown Reds, Lemon Blue, Blue Brassy Back, Black, Blue, Splash, Standard-Cochins, Araucanas, pigeons, others. R. Shoemake Carrollton 678-796-9222
Buff Orpington rooster, big, beau. and friendly, August '04 hatch, Marti's Poultry. Sara Vinson Covington 770-786-8477
Chickens, hens/roosters & coops, several Game, 1 Leghorn, 2 O.E. Bantam hens $5$25 each, must sell all. Mr./Mrs. Cornell Maysville 706-652-2258
Easter egg laying hens, nine Araucana hens for sale, 1 yr old in February $8 each. James Ma}' Loganville 770-554-8906
Fantail pigeons, all colors, some pairs & young ones, & Jacob pigeons. J.E. Feltman Hampton 770-897-2140
Flock reduction sale, approx. 100 qlty. Game cocks, dill. breeds, high station, $50 each. Zaki Zubeida Griffin 770-227-5681 770-775-6330
Game Aseel, 14 stags, 8 pullets, 5-8 mos. old, $15-$25 each. David Kettle Arnoldsville 706-742-5145
Game tow/ stags-pullets, hen, cocks, pure Bill Roberts, White Butchers; also, Spangled, no calls alter 10 p.m. Don Turner Jasper 706692-5172
Game stags, Brown Red, Alabama Blue Traveler, RH x Butcher x Kelso, Mclean x Claret. David Skelton Gainesville 770-5031760
O.E.B. show stock, Silver Duckwing, Black & Blue, BB Reds, Quail 0.E., Blue Splash, doves. Mack McBurnett Tyrone 770-4872233
Peacocks, India Blue, ducks-W. Pekin, Blue Sweed- Rouen & Indian Runner, geese & guineas. Keith Garren Adel 229-896-1425
Peafowl, 2 adult BS peacocks $150 each, call after 6 p.m. or Ive. msg. Judy Morrison Dewy Rose 706-283-6963
Peafowl, Pheasant, Red Gold & Lady Amherst, ducks-Mandarins and Call ducks. Dann:t Ledford Gainesville 770-983-9713
Pheasants, Red, Yellow, Dark Throat Goldens, Nepal Kalieg, Mutant Green, Chukar Partridge, Pharoah quail. Asa Freeman Jackson 770-775-3031
Pigeons, Birmingham Rollers, sgls. $3, mated pairs $10. Jer!Y Green Nelson 770-735-4217
Qlty. Old English Bantams, Silver & Fawn Duckwings, BB Reds, Blues, Mille Fleur, Spangles, more. Ted Charles Douglasville 770-942-6847
Red Leghorns, 6 pullets, 1 rooster $3 each, AIR roosters $2 each, nego. or trade 6 Bantam roosters free. H. Michael Jerkins Temple 770-562-9885
Ringneck Pheasants tor sale, flight and weathered conditioned. Bill Scott Elko 478954-7518
Shorty Bullock Greys, Manzel Greys, Lacey

If you have questions regarding -this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
Advertisements for wood ducks must be accompanied by a USDA permit. Permits are available from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Attn: Permit Section, P.O. Box 49208, Atlanta, GA 30359. Advertisers must submit a copy of current permit with their first ad. Permit copies will be returned upon request. Advertisements for bobwhite quail must be accompanied by a copy of the advertiser's commercial quail breeders license. Since this is a state protected bird, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources requires anyone selling bobwhite quail to have this license. For license information, write: DNR, Game and Fish Division, 2189 Northlake Parkway, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084.
Bobwhite or Coturnix quail hatching eggs $45/100, $105/500, $19811000, price includes shipping, send check/money order. Jean Strickland P.O. Box 9 Pooler 31322 912-748-5769
Bobwhite quail, all ages, llight conditioned, ready for release, $3 each, call alter 6 p.m. or Ive. msg. Terry Williams Forsyth 478-9944122
Bobwhite quail, clean, healthy, flight birds tor hunVtrain/restock or meat, Atlanta dely. Drew Stanle}' Clarkesville 706-947-3884
Bobwhite quail, flight & weather condition, dely.. available tor lge. orders. R. Jarrard Rome 706-291-8206
Bobwhite quail, flight birds, $3 each. Wally Brannen Claxton 912-654-9166
Bobwhite quail, flighVweather conditioned, ready for '04/'05 season. David Willis Molena 706-648-2108
Bobwhite quail, healthy, weather conditioned, flight trained, ready to hunt or release, $3 each. Dennis Edwards Statesboro 912-764-6283
Flight conditioned Bobwhite quail, ready for sale. Julian V. Dasher Glennville 877-4278197 912-654-1312
Jumbo Bobwhite quail $3 each. Richard Bolton Athens 706-353-6832
Taking orders for Bobwhite quail, small or lge. orders, flight conditioned, dressed birds also available. Lar!Y Tharpe Cordele 229-273-1701
Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, flight and weather conditioned, $3 each. Alan Stalvey Baxley 912-367-1259
Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, flight ready; also, Ringneck Pheasants. Gail Dasher Glennville 912-654-2475
Poultry/Fowl Wanted
WanT ROuen-DraKe-tOr two T6n01Y h-ens; also, want ducks and/or geese, no calls after 9 p.m. Jim Lile Ball Ground 770-735-6463
Want chickens, turkeys, ducks, any type of poultry, in the surrounding Covington area, call alter 5 p.m. Billy Montgomery Covington 678-625-0472
Want one Indian Runner drake. Cindy Curry Forsyth 478-994-6524
Want to trade my '03 white peacock for '03 White peahen. Kevin Dalt Braselton 770965-0599
Want young Egyptian goose ganders, need two about one yr. old or younger. Bobbie Bauserman Grovetown 706-868-1570
ALTERNATIVE
LIVESTOCK
If you have questwns regardmg this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
The Alternative Livestock category contains ads for ratites (ostriches, rheas, and emus) as well as other "nontraditional" livestock.
1 Dromedary camel gelding $4500, 13 yr. old, 7' tall, must have USDA license to purchase. Shereen Roberts Milner 770-2283082
Emus, proven egg layers, exc. health for consumption or hobby, must sell, $200 each obo. Bryan Arroyare Alpharetta 404-5476944

It you have queshons regarding ads m this category, call Tammy Thomas at 404651-9081 or 404-651-9082.ltems listed in the Livestock Wanted category must be for specific livestock; for instance, "want 3 or 4-yr. old quarter horse gelding, approx. 16 hds., suitable tor moderately experience rider." Generalized ads, such as "want horses, any amo11nt," are not acceptable for publication; neither are ads for free or unwanted livestock.
Want only Barbadoe sheep, bred or breeding age, reas., blk. and brown, no mixed breed. Pats:i: Brown Jackson 770-504-9507
Want to buy Silka, fallow, red, deer, and pairs of rams or babydoll sheep, call between 8-5 P.M. Ray Cross Morven 229-775-2221 229-775-2893
Want to buy goats, purebred or mixed breed, will pick up and pay cash, no Sunday calls. Wa}'ne Green Bremen 770-562-3605
Want wild hogs, any size or color, reas. priced. E. Lawrence Barnesville 770-8723805
LIVESTOCK HANDLING fl you have quest10ns regardmg ads m this
category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
'79 6H Turnbow GN dressing rm. and many storage compartments, $5500. Wade Wheeler Shar!!Sburg 678-423-0858
'89 Shoop walking horse trailer, exc. cond., kept under cover, $2000. Joseph Colwell Washington 706-293-4144
'92 Ponderosa 4H GN trailer, good cond., little rust, tires like new, $2000. Julia Swift Gainesville 770-532-4728
'96 Colt BP 2H trailer, 6x12 slant load w/dressing rm., exc. cond., $2900. Cathy Pe!!}' Buford 770-318-6706
'97 2H Ponderosa BP, pull trailer, $2100; Baker blanket & sheet, 74", like new cond., $75. K. Morris Barnesville 770-358-6800
'97 Mid-South 2H BP, walk-thru, 7'3"x5'9" dressing rm., 2600 lbs., drop windows, new tires, equalizer hitch, $7300. R. Helmbold Athens 706-248-5577
14 1/2" Corriente hard/sick seat roping saddle, ridden 2x's; also, 15" Premiere Trophy saddle, $550 ea. Tara Wise Woodstock 678768-6068
14" Circle Y Martha Josey Ultimate barrel saddle, ridden 5x's, $900, can e-mail pictures, willing to ship. C. Harrison Marietta 770-9777260
14/5" Martha Josey Ultimate, very good cond., $800; pie. avail. S. Hall Valdosta 229245-0834
15" barrel saddle, good shape, Lamb brand, $400; Effingham English field boots, $125. Dawn Abbott Cartersville 770-386-7144
16" Geniune Monty Foreman balanced ride saddle, heavy tooling, $800. Joan Duncan Rome 770-324-1387
16' GN trailer, center gate double axles, solid metal, top 2 way, back gate. Ron W. Rush Franklin 706-675-3417
16' stock trailer, open top w/center gate, new set of tires, color red, price $1275. Charles Street Cleveland 706-348-7063
17" Bovelli hunt seat saddle w~eathers and irons, exc., $125. John Chaney Winder 770867-8263
17" Niedeseus dressage saddle, $1000/obo, Oster Groommaster clippers, used once, $100. Terri Little Monroe 770-2079057
17" blk. roper saddle, breast and back strap included, exc. cond., $695. C. Vincent Locust Grove 770-656-2296
1986 Turnbow 4H head to head, wood floor, can hold 6, $7500. Deana Rosa Austell 678467-7421
1990 W&W 2H BP, new red paint, good tires, floor, brakes, 6'8" tall, 5' wide, sheltered, $2250. Anita Dunn Dallas 678-787-8649
1995 Featherlite 2H alum. BP trailer, straight load, tack/dressing area, price reduced, $5895. Paul Williams Newnan 404427-1471
20' Dugan GN stock trailer, good cond., $1750. Donald Green Temple 770-841-6815
2000 3H SL GN Sundowner w/x-lrg.

2003 BP Bison Alumsport 2H, straightload trailer, 7'7'' tall w/ramp, dressing rm., lightly used, $7200. Lori Canterbury Watkinsville 706-338-4172
2H BP 7' tall, new paint, $1350; 14' BP stock, new paint, $900; 4H GN DR, $1250. J. W. Fielder Buchanan 770-574-9707
2H slant load trailer, $2000, 2H straight load trailer, $1200, call aft. 6 P.M. John Bassett Dublin 478-272-2443
Beel dairy cross cows to calved in early spring, call aft. 8 P.M. Henry Wilson Sandersville 478-552-2639
Circle Y Heritage WP saddle, loaded w/silver, oversize skirts 16", newcond., asking $2000, e-mail pies. L. Weaver McCayvi/le 706-.492-2809
Horse cart, 1H or 2H, 2 wheel, horse size, pneumatic cart tires, spring seat, $750, like new cond. B. Allen Loganville 770-466-8306
Like new Dakota barrel saddle, 15" w/turn back front cantle, $450, can e-mail pictures. Dotti Duncan Franklin ProvidenceQH @aol.com 770-301-1243
Misc. tack, blankets, and supplies for sale, includes western basketweave saddle, $350/obo, Passier Hannover English saddle, $750/obo, bridle, bits, saddle pads, etc. John Deredeyn Atlanta 770-934-4876
Orthoflex saddle, (2) blk. 17.5 stitchdown English, exc. cond., $1400, brown endurance cutback, 17.5hds., fair cond., $1100, both complete w/girth. A. Derrick Lawrenceville 770-527-7757
Rubber mats, barn/trailer use, new exterior grade, high quality, misc. sizes, colors avail. Shane Taylor Gainesville 770-540-5003 106677-1514
TB size 2H BP trailer, stock sides, tack area, recently painted, barn-kept, grt. tor lrg. horses, $2500. Holli Harrison Kennesaw 770853-3103
Tucker Plantation saddle, 17" blk., $850, like new. Susan Zevenbergen Fayetteville 770-460-6020
W&W 3H slant, load, GN w/dressing rm., stock sides w/plexigrass, used twice, $5250, others avail., H. Harrison Kennesaw 770218-3886
Want pony cart and harness for small to medium pony, also manure spreader. Elizabeth Joh Cumming 770-656-4813
RABBITS fl you have questions regardmg ads m this
category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-6519081or404-651-9082.
1 female baby, blk., lion head, dwarf bunny, $55. Karen Carboner Cleveland 706-8651011
6-8 wk. old Branchback rabbits for sale, $10 ea. Joe Evans Grantville 770-583-2429
Complete liquidation Jersey Woo/ies, MiniRex, Dutch, cages & supplies. Wayne Bentley Mcintyre 770-634-3084
Free rabbits, mostly males, some cages avail., need repairs. David Young Newborn 706-468-0808
Giant Chinchilla rabbits, breeder stock and Fryers, pedigree paper avail., call between 711 P.M. Keith Clark Tignall 706-285-2914
Mini-Rex, $20; Dutch, $15; NZW, $10, cages avail. Terrie Jenkins Sandersville 478552-5322
Pedigreed, Holland lop eared dwarf bunnies and breeders, assorted colors, healthy, make a grt. house animal, state licensed. Beverly Whitener Dalton 706-277-2595
Rabbits for sale, adults & babies, dressed at 3 1/2 to 4 lbs. ea. Jimmy Butterworth Cordele 229-273-7589
Rabbits, healthy, mixed breeds, 6 weeks and older, $10. D. Stephens Conyers 770784-0874
San Juan rabbits for sale for training Beagles and to eat. Bob Reese Whitesburg 770-834-2800
White doe rabbit for sale or will trade for English spot doe. Paige Wester Gainesville 770-532-6141
FEED, HAY AND GRAIN If you have quest10ns regardmg ads m ffl,5

Golden Isles Hwy. Gretchen Bentley Helena 229-868-7387 478-290-8025
Stall, pasture, feed rm., trails and hay feed during winter, close to 1-75 and 41, $90/mo.

Roundheads, White Butchers, Brown Reds, Hatch for sale or trade. Marshall Brown P.O. Box 946 Roe~ Face 30740
Silver Sebright $15/pr., Mille Fleur, O.E.

Two adult lemaJe llamas, both breed, handled regularly, people friendly, $400 each or $750 for the pair. Terry King Cartersville 770-606-1643

dressing rm., 30 gal. water tank, insulated, walk-thru, drop windows, escape door, removable tack, stainless steel nose. Karen
Amendola Moreland 770-460-5478

category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
All hay ads must contain the variety of hay offered tor sale; i.e., Coastal bermuda

Allen Green Acworth 770-607-8853 Top notch boarding facility in Ducktown
area; large stalls, hoVcold washracks, indoor/outdoor arenas, grass turnout, English, Western lessons & training, all disciplines welcome, lull board, $375. Marcy Blue Cumming 770-480-1654
W.H.O.C. Performance Horses--provide balanced horsemanship riding lessons, more. William Bruce Walker Perry whoc@alltel.net 478-987-7720
Poultry/Fowl For Sale
ff you have any questions regarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
Mallard ducks must be at least three generations from the wild before they can be advertised in the Market Bulletin. Advertisers must include this information _in notices submitted for publication.
'03 India Blue, Spaulding Green, '04 India Blue, Pied, Java Green, White peacocks for _sale. Ray Watts Macon 478-743-6692
'04 Bantams, flock reduction, mxd., multiple colors, $2 and up. Eric Johnson Warner Robins 478-923-2679

roosters @$15, Dominecker pr./$15, Japanese BR Black-Tail @$15, Japanese GW Black-Tail @$15. R. Rohaley Covihgton 770788-3198
Six Dominique hens and one rooster, spring '04 hatch, now laying $60, two Araucana roosters $5 each. G. Rogers Blairsville 706745-5174
Swans, pr. Black Australian, one female white mute, sev. peacocks; also, bird cages & carriers. C. W. Kaiser Fairburn 770-964-3947
Texas A&M White Corturnix $1.50 or 100 eggs $25 plus shipping, White Pekin ducks $10 each. Maril}'n Wheeles Brooklet 912-839-2056
Turkeys and brown egg laying hens. Rex Sells Suwanee 770-271-8814
Turkeys, Bronze $20 & $25 each, 2 Royal Palms $15 each. Miles Russell Meansville 706-648-3503
Turkeys, sgls. & pairs, Marans and misc. ducks including Call, serious inquiries only, Ive. msg. Ch!j'.stal Eckes Bethlehem 678-227-3468
White Pekin ducks, grown, $10 each. Dan Johnson Lavonia 706-356-4242
Young Jumbo Pharoah quail, mostly eating size, $0. 75-$1 .50 each. J.S. Albritton Meansville 770-567-3823

Alternative Livestock
Requiring Permit/License
ff you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources regulates many exotic animals, including most hoofed stock except llama and buffalo. However, upon compliance with applicable state regulations, a deer farming license for the commercial production of meat and fiber is available for the following species: fallow deer, axis deer, sika deer, elk, red deer, reindeer, and caribou. For more information on the deer farming license, contact the Georgia Department of Agriculture at (404) 6563667. For information on licenses of other species of hoofed stock (except llama and buffalo), contact the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Special Permit Unit at (770) 761-3044. Individuals submitting advertisements to buy and sell regulated hoofed stock in the Market Bulletin must provide a photocopy of the appropriate license with their ad.

2000 Rollins S cattle/horse combination, 20'x6'8", tack compartment over nose, floor level escape door, half sliding/full swing divider gate, used very little, $5400. Michael Wilson Lula 770-869-941 O
2001 Big Valley horse trailer, 3H slant, GN, steel, exc. cond., low miles, $3700, owner willing to take some payments. Wendy Raffert}' Cumming 770-595-4282
2001 Featherlite GN trailer, 3H stock combo, 4' DR, like new, less than 5K miles, $10,900. Deborah Mclean Cumming 770887-8137
2002 GN 3H SL rear tack, drop down windows w/living quarters, like new, used 5 times, $8500. Kathy Smith Milner 770-4128956
2002 Sooner Riata 3H SL BP drop windows, dressing rm., rear tack . like new, $10,500 firm. J. Woodward Kennesaw 404625-4890
2002 model Exiss 4H full 6' LO trailer, exc. cond., AC/heat, 3 way refrigerator, 23' on the floor, TT, 7'8"W inside, $23,000. T. Faircloth Arabi 229-276-1764
Please include area codes with phone numbers in advertisements.

hay, Alicia hay, etc. '04 Tilt 44 4'x5' rolls under cover, $30/roll,
exc. -limed & fertilized. Everett Parrott Alvaton 706-538-1263 770-964-4157
'03 & '04 4x5 rolls of Coastal bermuda hay, mulch qlty., $5-$7 roll, will load at farm. Ellis Godbee Waynesboro 706-554-5614
'03 & '04 bermuda and fescue mix, 5x5 rolls, $20 & $25 per roll, dely. available. Elmer Nix Winder 770-867-6726
'03 & '04 bermuda/fescue hay, rain free, cow hay stored in and outside, 4x5 round med. bales, $25 & $35, dely. extra. E.C. Turner Jonesboro 770-461-6607
'03 & '04 fescue 4x5 round bales $15 to $30, de/y. available, Ila and Buford area, call alter 4 p.m. Frank Everett Buford 404-5619261
'03 & '04 fescue hay for sale, 5x6 rolls in field $25 per roll, if you buy it all $20 per roll. Jasper/Rub'.)'. Davis Canon 706-245-6493
'03 & '04 fescue hay rolls, 4'x5' and 5'x5', $10/roll and up. Steven C. Maxwell Dewy Rose 706-213-9685
'03 bermuda cow hay $10, '04 bermuda fescue mix $20, 4x5 rolls, barn dry. B. Lovin Auburn 770-307-4432

Wednesday January 19, 2005

THE MARKET BULLETIN

'03 and '04 fescue and bermuda mixed '04 Coastal bermuda, 1300 qlty. sq. bales '04 fescue hay, sq. bales, horse qlty., $3 per

grass hay, 4x5 rolls $10, $15 and $20. available for mulch, $2 each, stored in barn. bale, mulch qlty. $2 per bale. Chris Gibbs

Frances Farrar Griffin 770-228-6348 770- Nicole saee Quitman 229-775-2014

Braselton 770-965-9833

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'03 fescue hay, good qlty., 4x5 tight roll, $8 10 or more. Charles Biles Griffin 770-2272151
'03 fescue mxd. hay, 4x5 rolls in barn on pallets, 200 rolls. Charles Allen Ellijay 706889-8926 706-635-7822
'03 top horse qlty. Coastal bermuda, lge. sq. bales $3. Jim Fenley Roberta 478-471-9800
'03 top horse qlty. Coastal bermuda, lge. sq. bales $3.50. Jim Fenley Roberta 478-8364444
'03, '04 bermuda hay, horse qlty., rain free, well fertilized. Alvin Guillebeau Monroe 770267-8929
'04 $25/roll Tift 44 hay, $20/roll for all, Ext. 14. M. Boyles Dawson 229-679-5353 229995-4694
'04 3rd cutting Alfalfa sq. bales $7.50; '04 orchard grass-Alfalfa sq. bales $4. Mervin Rudoleh Resaca 706-602-4608
'04 4' x 5 1/2' rolls/$20 bermuda, and bermuda fescue mix. Andrew Whittaker Greensboro 706-453-7871
'04 4'x6' round rolls of good peanut hay. Don Ross Eastman 478-374-2613

'04 Coastal bermuda, 4x5 rolls $35, fertilized in barn, dely. available, sq. bales mulch hay $2.25 at barn. John Alexander Sharpsburg 770-253-5768
'04 Coastal bermuda, 4x5 rolls, $20/each. Lyle Funk Cordele 229-273-0773
'04 Coastal bermuda, horse qlty., sq. bales $3.25/bple at barn, $4/bale dely. available, Ive. msg. Doug Huff Stapleton 706-595-2328
'04 Coastal bermuda, sq. bales, well fertilized and limed, horse qlty., in barn, $4. Jack McCracken Newnan 770-304-2487
'04 Coastal bermuda, weed free, fert., round and square in barn, $3.50 and $35 del. Jerome Bunn ForS)!!h 478-994-9422
'04 Coastal hay 1000# bales, 600 bales available, sheltered, some dely. available. W. T. Davis Haddock 478-932-5462
'04 Coastal hay, 1200# rolls, take all 125 rolls, $25 each. Ray Lister Jr. Cochran 478934-1053 478-952-2747
'04 Russell bermuda hay, sq. bales, horse qlty., in barn, rain free, $3.50 bale; Russell bermua round rolls-$30, fescue round rolls$20. Dewey Coker Toccoa 706-476-1972 706-886-2461

'04 fescue hay, well fertilized, 4x5 round bales, barn stored, $30. Jerry Jackson/ Mary Ann Bennett Rockmart 770-684-3462 770684-6413
'04 fescue, 4x5 rolls in barn, well fert., $20/bale. Eugene Sigers Rockmart 770-6846914
'04 fescue lge. sq. bales, rain free, easy access to dry barn, $3 per bale or approx. 750 bales $2.75 per bale. Norma McClure Canton 770- 751-5931
'04 fescue mix, 4x5 round bales, fall cutting, fertilized, rain free, $20 per roll. J. Grandy Williamson 770-567-8409
'04 fescue mxd., 5x4 rolls, well fertilized, sheltered, $15 roll. Tom Henderson Chickamauga 706-375-2973
'04 fescue or fescue/bermuda mix, sq. bales, horse qlty., fertilized, weed free, in barn, GDA tested for protein and fiber, $4/bale. Max Hartman Douglasville 770-9498394
'04 fescue orchard grass, fertilized, weed free, in barn, exc. qlty., $3 sq. bale. Bob Donath Ellijay 706-636-5224
'04 fescue orchard mix, exc. qlty., 4x5 rolls,

Jan. 22 & 23 Sharon Winter Ride. Info.: Feb. 12 3-D 5-event all around saddle

706-456-2351 /706-318-4076.

series, $250 added, Harmony Hill

Jan. 22 & 29 Ticket to Ride Winter Warm

Covered Arena, Royston. Info.: 706-

Up Series, Wills Park Equestrian

201-7000.

Center, covered arena, Alpharetta, 10 Feb. 12-13 Parelli Natural Horsemanship

am-4 pm. Info.: 678-283-2000.

Workshop, Ga. National Fairgrounds

Jan. 29 St. Jude's Children Research

& Agricenter, Perry. Info. 970-731-

Hospital Trail Ride, Charlton County,

2366.

Folkston, ride out at 10 am, 15 miles, Feb. 18-21 Paint Horse Show, Ga. National

donations only, includes lunch. Info.:

Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry. Info.:

Ricky!Teresa Smith, 912-496-4234.

770-902-0540.

Jan. 29 & 30 Ga. Reined cow Horse Feb. 19 H.J. Fox Snowbird Series (IV);

Association shows, Ga. National

hunter/jumper schooling show,

Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry;

beginner 3'3"; Ga. International Horse

NRCHA sanctioned & green classes.

Park, Conyers. Info.: 706-342-3029.

Info. Dawn Avera, 229-835-2825 or Feb. 24-26 Ga. National Rodeo, Ga.

dawngrcha@alltel.net.

National Fairgrounds & Agricenter,

Jan. 29 H.J. Fox Snowbird Series (II);

Perry. Info.: 478-987-3247 or 800-

hunter/jumper schooling show,

987-3247 (Ga. only).

beginner 3'3"; Ga. International Horse Feb. 26 3-D 5-event all around saddle

Park, Conyers. Info.: 706-342-3039.

series, $250 added, Harmony Hill

Jan. 29 H.J. Fox $1500 Snowbird Mini-Prix;

Covered Arena, Royston. Info.: 706-

Fox & Hound Derby-covered arena,

201-7000.

6:30 pm, Ga. International Horse March 19 Ga. Mountain Show, Currahee

Park, Conyers. Info.: 706-342-3029.

Saddle Club, Toccoa; pleasure 10 am,

'04 4x5 rolls Alicia, approx. 1000 lbs. $20 '04 Russell bermuda sq. bales $3/bale, sq. bales, dely. available, $20 roll, $3 sq. Tony

each, well fertilized. Jack Bray Douglas 912- round bales $25/bale, exc. qlty., rain free, in Cantrell Helen 706-878-1074

384-8668

barn. Chan Cabe Carnesville 706-384-7119

'04 fescue, 4x5 rolls, good qlty., fertilized,

Jan. 30 H.J. Fox Snowbird Series (Ill); hunter/jumper schooling show, beginner 3'3"; Ga. International Horse

running at 2:30 pm; Stephens County Fairgrounds. Info.: Donna, 706-8861144; Lamar, 706-491-7819.

'04 4x5 rolls Coastal or Tift 44 bermuda '04 Russell bermuda sq. bales, rain free, $15 per roll, 300 rolls. Bob Fain Culloden

Park, Conyers. Info.: 706-342-3029. March 19 H.J. Fox Signature Series (I);

$35, horse qlty., fescue $25, limed, fertilized, liquid nitrogen, no poultry litter, $3.50/bale at 770-957-6990 rain free in barn. W. Glover Griffin 770-599- barn, dely. available. Eddie Addis?n Toccoa '04 fescue-orchard mix, 5x4 rolls in barn,

Feb. 3-6 HQHA Quarter Horse Show, Ga. National Fairgrounds & Agricenter,

beginner-hunter/jumpers-medals; Ga. Lnternational Horse Park, Conyers.

9806

706-886-5719

exc. qlty., fertilized, well cured, $23 roll, sq.

Perry. Info.: 770-227-2159.

Info.: 706-342-3029.

'04 4x5 rolls bermuda/fescue mxd. hay in '04 Tift 44 bermuda hay, horse qlty., $3.50 bales $2.75. Randy Jackson Calhoun 706-

barn $15, outside $12. Ken Blalock Alto 706- per bale at barn, dely. available. Buddy 629-1569

778-1030

Bearden Bostwick 706-474-8097

'04 fescue/grass, round and sq. bales,

Feb. 5 Southern Buckskin horse show, March 19 & 20 Ga. Reined cow Horse

IBHA point classes/open pay back

Association shows, Ga. National

classes, double judged, starts 9 am,

Fairgrounds, Perry; NRCHA

'04 4x5 rolls fescue, fescue/bermuda grass '04 Tift 44 bermuda hay, sq. bales, horse fertilized, horse qlty., barn stored, $30/roll,

and 4x5 johnson grass hay, priced from $10 to qlty., $3 per bale. George Chandler $4/bale, dely. available. Jean Medart

$16 per roll, Lula/Homer area. Neal Watkins Danielsville 706-338-4321

Woodstock 770-516-5915

new covered arena, Conyers. Info.: Linda Ridley, 770-922-0184. Feb. 7 Ga. Spotted Saddle Horse Association

sanctioned & green classes. Info. Dawn Avera, 229-835-2825 or dawngrcha@alltel.net.

Lula 706-677-2457
'04 6x4 well fertilized weed free Coastal bermuda hay, $30 per roll or qty. price, will load. J. Woodard Chauncey 478-374-3890
'04 Alfalfa $6.50 bale, Tift 44 bermuda $3.50 bale, Russell bermuda $3.50 bale, fert., sq. bales, horse qlty., in barn, will del. Helmut/Charlie Cawthon Rome 706-8020797
'04 Alfalfa hay, horse qlty., blister beetle free, 60 lb. bales, dely. available, $8.50 bale. Carrie Willbur Canton 770-846-7979
'04 Alicia bermuda, 4x5 rolls, well fertilized, will load at farm on sale, $20. Horace Chitty Moultrie 229-324-3511
'04 Alicia hay, qlty. round bales, $30 per bale. Everett Parrott Alvaton 706-538-1263 770-964-4157
'04 Alicia horse hay $3.50/barn, dely., specs. available. Don Gilbert Baxley 912367-0135
'04 Alicia, Coastal bermuda hay, fertilized, horse qlty., sq. bales in barn, $3, dely. available. Mickey English Warrenton 706465-2247 706-699-2900
'04 Cheyenne bermuda hay $3/bale at barn. George Long Rydal 770-655-9171 770546-7640
'04 Coastal & Alicia hay $20 roll. Mack Williams Buena Vista 229-649-7535
'04 Coastal 4x5 bales, fertilized. D.M. Pitts Haddock 478-932-5231
'04 Coastal 4x5 rolls 430 in barn, $25 in field. Ralph Harrington Milledgeville 478452-2609
'04 Coastal bermuda $25 roll, fertilized, limed & covered in Alvaton. Stan Parrott Fayetteville 770-461-0422 404-606-1116
'04 Coastal bermuda and Tift 44 horse qlty. hay in barn, $4 per bale, dely. available. C. Hester Canton 770-289-8947
'04 Coastal bermuda and Tift 44, horse qlty. hay in barn $4 per bale, dely. available. T. Young Newnan 770-252-4867 770-253-8964.
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, 4'x5' round bales, baled w/o rain, horse qlty., $30 per bale. John C. Byrnes Sandersville 478-552-3592
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, 4x5 rolls, sheltered kept, horse qlty., $30 field kept, cow hay $25. J. Walsh Nevils 912-313-4420
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, 4x5 rolls, well fertilized, no rain, in barn, $35/roll. William Brown 1434 Pates Crk. Rd. Stockbridge 30281 770-474-7349
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, highly fertilized, weed free, lge. rolls, $30 per roll del., $25 per eick-ue. Doug Johnson Butler 478-862-5281.
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, horse qlty. $30 and cow qlty. $25. Terry Dockery Leesburg 229-759-1746
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, horse qlty., rain free, $3/bale. Y. Smith LaGrange 706-8841209 706-302-1997

'04 Tift 44 hay for sale, qlty. sq. bales under shelter. D. Deal Tifton 229-388-5054
'04 Tift 44 sq. bales, good qlty., rain free, $3.25 per bale. Joey/Pam Branch Warm Springs 706-655-2430
'04 Tift 44 sq. bales, horse qlty., weed/rain free, $3.50/bale. T. Conner Social Circle 770601-2877
'04 Tift 44 square baled hay, well fertilized, limed, horse qlty. in the barn, round bales available outside. Raymond Bailey McDonough 770-957-4713
'04 Tift 44, 4x5 rolls in barn $30, dely. available. D. Bruce Rutledge 706-557-7818
'04 Tift bermuda hay, sq./rnd. bales, horse qlty., stored in barn, dely. available; also, sq./rnd. fescue and bermuda cow hay. Dick Stratton Locust Grove 770-914-6153 770842-9317
'04 Tifton 85 bermuda, limed & fertilized, horse qlty., 4'x5' net wrapped rolls, $20 each. Charlie Jackson Lawrenceville 770-9789367
'04 bermuda & fescue hay $25 for lge. rolls stored inside. Glenn Taylor Cartersville 404312-5218
'04 bermuda & fescue mixed, sq. bale hay, horse qlty., $2.50/bale; also, cow hay $2/bale. Lanier Burden Comer 706-783-3920
'04 bermuda hay, horse qlty., hvy. bales, rain free, $3.50-$4 at barn, dely. available. Jason Strickland Athens 706-340-7225
'04 bermuda horse grade, 6'x5' bales, $25 per bale, Morgan Co. Frank Eaton Buckhead 706-342-0727 706-474-0689
'04 bermuda mix qlty. square hay, sq., horse & cattle qlty., call evgs. Renee Keener Carrollton 770-832-3292
'04 bermuda sq. bales horse qlty., no rain or weeds, $3.75/bale. David Harden LaFayette 706-397-834 7
'04 bermuda, fescue or mxd. 4x5 rolls, strings or net wrapped, horse qlty. bermuda bales or rolls. Burt Jeffords Fairmount 706625-0005
'04 bermuda, horse qlty., limed, fertilized, rain and weed free, lge. sq. $3.75, other hay. Lynn Wellham Statham 770-725-7378
'04 crushed yellow ear corn, 50 lb. bags, makes excellent cow feed. Weyman High Summerville 706-857-4203
'04 fescue & bermuda mix, 4x5 rolls in field $15 and $20. B. Adams Bogart 678-227-4629 770-725-0094
'04 fescue & grass, 5x6 rolls, in barn, $32. Gene Jones Talking Rock 706-692-5788
'04 fescue & johnson grass hay, 4x5 rolls, rain free, $15 per roll. Tom Henderson Chickamauga 706-375-3917
'04 fescue & orchard grass hay, horse qlty., hvy. sq. bales, fert./limed, rain free. Lamar Long Chatsworth 706-695-5906
'04 fescue 4x5 rolls $15 each, exc. qlty., rain

'04 fescue/mix hay, 4x5 round bales, stored in barn $25/bale. J. Jones Whitesburg 770834-9760
'04 fescue/orchard grass, round bales $25, browntop millet, sq. bales $3. David Jackson Roopville 770-854-8802
'04 hay, orchard fescue mix, rain free, 4x5 rolls in dry, $20 each. Garry Denton Hiawassee 706-896-2901
'04 hay, rain free, rye/mix grass $3.50; Ladino clover/mix grass $3.50; mulch $1.50, rye/bermuda/johnson grass $2, cow hay $1.75, vol. disc., dely. Jim Robinson Good Hope 770-207-4700
'04 highly fert. Coastal sq. bales-$4.50 each, Coastal round rolls $45 each, fescue and rye sq. bales $4 each, in dry. Ray Clark Dacula 770-963-3561 770-963-4228
'04 horse qlty. Coastal bermuda t\ay, fertilized, UGA specifications, sq. bales, dely. available. Jimmy Waldrop Forsyth 478-9940701
'04 horse qlty. Coastal/Tift bermuda, fertilized, sq. and round, rain free, $3.50/bale, dely. available. Tyler Evans Winterville 706255-2330 706-207-1567
'04 horse qlty. bermuda hay $3/bale in barn, round bales $20 in field. Wm. Whitmire Bishop 706-769-9012 706-769-5992
'04 horse qlty. hay, well limed/fertilized, rain/weed free, fescue/orchard grass, bermuda mxd., $3.50/bale, in barn. Charles Hoffman McDonough 770-914-2767
'04 perennial peanut hay in square bales for sale, call after 5 p.m. Nolan Carelock Douglas 912-384-3198
'04 prime horse qlty. Coastal bermuda hay, round or sq. bales in barn, fert. UGA soil spec., dely. available. Olin Trammell Forsyth 478-994-6463
'04 sq. bales in barn, rain free, fertilized, 90% bermuda, 10% fescue, $3 bale. Jim Wylie Calhoun 706-629-3499 706-625-5299 .
'04 top qlty. Coastal and Tift 44 bermuda, 4x5 rolls, rain and weed free, stored inside $38, '04 square bales $3.75. Charles Mcintosh Monroe 770-267-9536
'04 top qlty. bermuda horse hay, limed, fertilized to UGA recommendations, weed, rain free, $3.75 lge. squares, loaded free. Charles Wellham Statham 770-725-2327
'04 top qlty. fescue sq. bales/$2.25 each; also, mulch $1 each, rain free in barn, round rolls $15 each. Joe Bradley Canon 706-3568295
04' horse quality Coastal bermuda, fertilized, square and round, rain free $3.50/bale, $20/round, delivery available. Dan Evans Athens 706-549-0937 706-318-6136
1st qlty. Tift 44 hay (sq. bales) in barn; Monroe, Social Circle, Good Hope area, call for details. J. Stevens Good Hope 770-2667310

general membership meeting, Shoney's March 26 Open Horse Show, 10 am, Wild

Restaurant at 1-75 & Hwy. 92, Acworth,

Horse Creek Park, Powder Springs;

7 pm. Info.: 706-337-7335.

halter, English, Western, racking,

Feb. 11-13 Dixie Reining Horse Show, Ga.

timed events; Paulding County

National Fairgrounds & Agricenter,

Saddle Club. Info.: 770-795-1045.

Perry. Info.: 229-423-2137.

-4'x5-' p-ean-ut-an-d C-oa-sta-l ha-y, -cal-l a-fter-6 --Ho-rse-ql-ty. -be-rm-uda-h-ay,-2n-d -pla-ce ~in

p.m. Randy Brewer Lumber City 912-363- three state hay contest, 16.4% protein, rain

4691

& weed free, lge. sq. bales in barn $4.25.

4x5 rolls of Coastal bermuda hay $20 per Don Willers Gainesville 770-983-9822

roll. Loretta Crapps Baxley 912-367-7258 Horse qlty. fescue, rye, orchard grass mix,

912-367-2734

round bales/$25/roll, in barn, cow qlty. round

4x5 round bale Tift 44 and Coastal bermuda bales $18/roll in barn. Mark Floyd

$25 roll, cow hay outside. John Adcock Adairsville 770-773-7668

Woodbury 706-553-5381

Horse qlty., 4x5 rolls, fescue/orchard

Alicia bermuda hay, fertilized, will load at grass hay, rain free, stored in barn on

farm, exc. qlty., lge. 4x5 rolls, '03-$15, '04- pallets, $30-$35 roll. Andy Cooper Hiram $20, Ive. msg. if no answer. H. Crumley 770-943-4384

Omega 229-528-6476
Coastal-fescue mxd. sq. bales $3, round rolls $25. Travis Childers Calhoun 706-6255299

Mxd. grass, (fescue, bermuda), fertilized 500# rolls, rain free $30, in field $15, discount over 10 rolls. L.C. Garmon Newnan 404-247-1390

Alicia bermuda hay, rain & weed free, horse qlty., 4 x 5 1/2 rolls $40, and square bales $4. Charles Crumbley Watkinsville 706-4537019 706-338-9000
Alicia bermuda squares out of barn $4, pure bermuda round $40, 4x5 bermuda x rye grass, stored in barn $40, dely., other. Glenn Hayes Oxford 770-786-3737 770-786-6425
Bermuda and fescue hay, dely. available, $15, $20, Jackson area and Social Circle. Butch Cordell Social Circle 770-464-2126
Bermuda hay, horse qlty., sq. bales; 5x5 rolls bermuda and fescue cow hay, dely. available. Lanny Harper Social Circle 770918-8064 770-464-3421
Bermuda mix 4x5 rnd. hay, horse qlty., singles $35, 5 & up $30. Billy Bullock Dallas 770-443-8713 770-862-5290
Bermuda/fescue mix, top horse qlty., rain free, fertilized, lge. bales, $3.75 bale, call 9 a.m.-9 e.m. W. Abrams Griffin 770-228-3865
Coastal bermuda hay, well fertilized and limed, 4'x5' rolls, '04 crop in barn, $30 and $35. W.J. Tyson Perry 478-987-1278 478987-2515
Coastal bermuda, 200 sq. bales, well fertilized, $3.50 per bale. John Heard Woodbury 706-553-511 O
Coastal hay, lge. round rolls, rain free. James Dickerson 69 Mauk Rd. Mauk 31058 229-649-5651

Perennial peanut hay, horse qlty., square/round bales, irrigated, fertilized, sheltered. W.R. Jordan Quitman 229-2634111
Oats (Big Buck), horse qlty., wheat & milo for wildlife & domestic animals feed bag, drum or bulk. T. Adcock Good Hope 770267-7639
Orchard grass hay, 4x5 rolls, fert. to UGA specs., stored in barn, horse qlty., $25. Ellis P. Linn Summerville 706-857-1377
Orchard grass/Timothy mix $2.50/$3, 5x6 rolls $20, call evgs. J. Higdon Rossville 706-866-4999
Peanut hay, approx. 75 rolls, $15 per roll. Amos Miller 716 Hansell Rd. Meigs 31765 229-683-3156 229-224-1230
Round bale bermuda in barn, 4x5, all UGA specs. met, horse qlty., rain free. Bo Rohrabaugh Stockbridge 770-483-3017
Round rolls 4x6 Coastal hay, '03 and '04, dely. available. Billy Daniel 1069 Emily Currie Rd. Rentz 31075 478-984-4909
Russell bermuda 4x5 rolls, weed free, under cover, well fertilized, $30. Lamar Lee Sharpsburg 770-253-1184
Shelled yellow corn & oats $25/barrel, wheat $30/barrel, 100 lb. corn $10/bag. Wayne Montgomery Reynolds 478-8472356

Coastal, good qlty., '04, $25 4x5 twine wrapped, $35 4x6 net wrapped. Nick Dixon Tennille 478-552-9376
Corn $24, wheat $26 drum, soybeans $42 drum, (55 gals.). Harold Thompson Augusta

Spring '04 cutting bermuda-fescue mix, exc. qlty., weed free, rain free, 4x4 rolls, barn stored-$24 each, field stored-$20 each. Marsha Halloran Arnoldsville 706-5480066

706-733-7092 706-722-5228

Sq. and round bales fertilized Coastal and

Fescue 4x5 rolls in barn $20, outside $15, common bermuda hay, sheltered, square

fescue bermuda mix, sq. bales in barn $3, $3, round $25. Julian Jones Griffin 770-

Homer Alto area. B. Woodall Alto 706-677- 412-7217 770-468-1129

'04 Coastal bermuda hay, horse qlty., weed & rain free, sq. bales/$4, 4x5 JD rolls/$40, certified third place winner. Max Laseter Monroe 770,267-3581 404-759-0515
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, rain free, horse qlty., $3.50 per bale; also, mulch hay $2. Cecil Martin Watkinsville 706-769-5125
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, sq. bales $3 & $3.50, 4x5 round bales, stored in barn, $30 per roll. Harold Townley Watkinsville 706769-6146
'04 Coastal bermuda hay, well fertilized, limed, good qlty., no weeds, $3.50 bale at barn. Stacey Burden Comer 706-783-5840
'04 Coastal bermuda sq. $2-$3.25, round $25-$30; '04 perennial peanut round $30 Marcus Saee Barney 229-563-6255

free, fertilized. James Mays Clarkesville 706754-1379
'04 fescue and bermuda mxd., 4x5 rolls, fertilized and sprayed, $18 stored outside. Jeff Duncan Danielsville 706-789-2516
'04 fescue and bermuda, horse qlty., round and square, barn stored. Rick Cantrell Jasper 770-735-6350 770-596-3040
'04 fescue and mxd. hay, sq. bales, rain free, $2.50 each in barn, mulch $2 each. Rob Pruitt Douglasville 770-949-8279
'04 fescue hay, 4x4 rolls $15 inside barn, $13 outside barn. Walter Henson Ellijay 706636-4057 706-334-2564
'04 fescue hay, 4x5 rolls $15, sq. bales $2.50 in barn. Everett Panter Blue Ridge 706632-8006

200 rolls Coastal bermuda $20 roll. Dr. Collins 100 Perry St. Manchester 31816 706846-9816
200 rolls mostly bermuda under shelter $20 roll, less if buy more than 20 rolls. Jackson Jones Bogart 706-548-6043
2004 Alicia hay, round & square, under shelter, horse qlty., $30 & $3.50, dely. available. Ken Bell Glennville 912-654-2869.
2004 orchard-fescue, 5X4 rolls, in barn, rain free, excellent quality, fertilized, well cured, $25 roll, square bales $2. 75. Ruby Jackson Adairsville 770-773-7380
2004 round bales Tift 44 in barn $35, fescue mix $15. Dan Tant Barnesville 770-358-3024
2004 top horse quality berrnuda hay, weedless, rain free, highly fertilized, full

2452 Fescue hay bales for sale, Monroe area, sq.
$3, round $25, will deliver if needed. Glenn Chatham Duluth 770-446-3549 404-5570050
Fescue hay for sale, 4'x5' rnd. bales, good qlty., fert., dry in barn, $22, can deliver. Jeff Arasmith Rome 706-295-5141
Fescue hay, horse qlty., $4/bale in barn.
Virginia Hilton Acworth 678-574-7272 770974-3481
Fescue mix hay, 4x5 rolls. Ben Evans Fairmount 706-337-2419
Hay for sale, fescue, stored in barn, 4x5 rolls $20, square bales $2, Bar-C Farm, fee for dely. Joe Cook Pendergrass 706-6934562

Sq. bales 4x5 rolls '04 bermuda, fescue or mxd., horse qlty. bermuda, net wrapped rolls available. Dale Hall Calhoun 706-506-0351
Tift 44 Coastal bermuda, highest horse qlty., $4/bale, 1000 lb. rolls $30. Herb Bixler Perry 478-987-9858 478-256-4556
Tift 44 bermuda hay, rain freee, barn kept, horse qlty., $40/roll, $4 sq., dely. available. James Cuddington Warm Springs 706-655-
"'3""95"-7'---------------Tift 44 bermuda hay, sq. bales, horse qlty.,
$3.75/bale. Paige Bullock Dallas 770-445=2-'-10"-7'--'-7.:...70"---=9...:.1...:.4....::-9:..:.7..:::5.::0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Tift, fescue, round & sq. bales, kept in barn. Pierce Marlowe 3701 Geo Wm. Rd. Monroe 30656 770-267-5760

'04 Coastal bermuda sq. bales $3.50, round '04 fescue hay, horse qlty., 4x5 round bales, complete square bales $4. Tommy Nash Hay, 6x5 rolls, orchard & fescue, $18 & $25 Only farm machinery and equipment owned

bales $20, $40 in barn. Bishop Pirkle fertilized/limed, in barn. Carlos Bagwell Monroe 770-267-0875

per roll. Robert Hearn Chickamauga 706- by the advertiser and used in his/her own

Covington 770-786-6095

Alpharetta 770-475-5251 770-827-7366

500 rolls of peanut hay, wrapped & 375-2812

farming operation can be advertised; those

'04 Coastal bermuda sq. bales, in barn, well '04 fescue hay, rain and weed free, in barn, unwrapped, 20 rolls of Tift 44; also, square Horse bermuda hay, exc. qlty., sq. bales persons advertising for equipment wanted

fertilized and limed, horse qlty., $4. Kevin good horses, in barn, $3 per bale. R. Jarvis bales. Ray Abbott Albany 229-347-3131 229- $3.30, round bales $35, (in barn). Dr. Fayrer- must be seeking those items for their own

McClure Villa Rica 770-459-2934

Cumming 770-740-1023

435-6577

Hosken Winterville 706-742-7844

farming operation.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday January 19, 2005

AG SEED FOR SALE II you nave queslwns regardmg mis

3000 Leyland cypress 8-16' in field, you dig, call for price. Thurmon Turk Jefferson 770945-8172 678-936-0688
4" perennials, 350 var., $1.50. open by

Old timey Maypop, (passion vine), fragrant four o'clocks, purple hyacinth bean, (vine}, native nandinas, Jade. J. Houck Rome 706234-2862

Things To Eat
---oseOfilieterm -,,organic" requires registration with the Georgia Department

A-1 bass, bluegill, redear, channel catfish, threadfin shad, crappie, sterile grass carp, hybrids, free statewide dely. Danny Austin Roberta 478-836-4938

category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651- appt. only, Nov.-Feb. helleborus, display Pachysandra $10 for 50 bare root plants. of Agriculture. Advertisements submitted All sizes of improved channel catfish avail.,

9081 or404-651-9082.

garden. Selah Ahlstrom Jackson 770-775- Carol Olson Marietta 770-998-1076

without certificate of registration for items locally hatched & grown, disease free, 2-4", 4-

Advertisers of agricultural seed must4_9_6_7_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

submit a current laboratory report (not more Abelia, nandina, forsythia, mahonia holly, than 9 months old) for purity, noxious weeds weeping willow, pussy willow, daylilies, iris, and germination for each seed lot (black}, hostas, magic lily. Betty Stephens

advertised. A seed lot must be uniform and :.:cM:..::o"'nc..ro"'e"-'-77'-0=--=26=-7:...-.:::5.::.05"'3"--------not exceed 400 50-lb. bags. Laboratory Ajuga, ageratum, blackberry plants,

reports will be returned upon request. Any butterfly bush, daylilies, forsythia, hibiscus, ads for agricultural seed submitted for iris, phlox, others, oak, sassafras trees. Janie publication without this documentation will Walker Kennesaw 770-974-6730

not be published. Certain varieties of seed Amaryllis, red, brilliant bulbs, 6/$19

are protected from propagation unless they postpaid. C. Jongma 135 Kings Chapel Rd.,

are grown as a class of certified seed. For example, wheat seed such as Florida 304, Coker 9152, Coker 9835 and soybean seed, such as 6738, Haskell and Benning, may not be propagated for sale unless the seed has been grown as a class of certified seed. Propagation of such seed is a violation of the Plant Variety Protection Act and the Federal Seed AcL If you have questions regarding certified seed, call the Market Bulletin office or the Georgia Department of Agriculture Seed Division, (404) 656-3635.
2004 Wrens Abruzzi Rye, cleaned & bagged, 90% germ., other crop, .08%, weed seed .00%, 50 lb. bags, $8. S. Thompson Augusta 706-736-9958
Giant pumpkin seed from Georgia-grown, 500+ pound pumpkins, $5 for 7 seeds. M. Nepereny 120 Cedar Way Cleveland 30528
Grazing mix for cows/deer, Mitchel oats 89 1/2% germ., Abruzzi rye 89% germ., Italian ryegrass 97% germ. Billy Turlington Covington 770-786-5116

Martinez 30907 706-860-0200
Angel's trumpet & Confederate rose cuttings: flamingo, double white, coral glow, Jean Pasco, white, yellow, pink, $3-$5 plus shipping. T. Kretchman Atlanta 404-378-1104
Angel's trumpet seed for sale $1/tsp. E.R. Manis 447 Weber Rd. Crandall 30711
Angel's trumpets, (brugmansia), rooted cuttings, banana trees, Black Magic Elephant ears, and more. Patrice Cook Covington 770787-6141
Angel's trumpets, pink, yellow, bluelavender, white, dbl. purple & white, rooted & potted, dbl. seeds; Confederate roses rooted by_ stem. B. Driggers Conyers 770-760-9050
Arum, azalas, helleborus, January jasmine, rooted trumpet trees, ferns, viburnum, mahonia holly, others. Verma Farlow East Point 404-767-7656
Balsam, periwinkle, cleome, bachelor's buttons, cockscomb, impatiens, each 200 seeds $1; Jerusalem cherry, money plant 50 seeds/$1 SASE. H. Brooks 5106 Lexington

Ag Plants for Sale

Ave. Stone Mountain 30087

Beautiful, sweet smelling four o' clocks,

If you have questions -regarding this mixed colors, some variegated, 20 seed/$1

Paulownia trees & seeds, Ginkgo trees & seeds. S. Hedgepath 2215 Ingleside Ave. Macon 31204-2031 478-743-0777
Peony poppies, foxglove, giant cockscombs, moon seed, purple cleome, rose moss, dbl. & sgl. hollyhock, $1 each w/SASE. Linda Beemis 18 Saddle Club Rd. Trenton 30752 706-657-7293
Peony poppies, giant cockscomb, dbl. & sgl. hollyhock, larkspur, rose moss, snapdragon, cleome, foxglove, moon seed $1 each w/SASE. 0.L. Phillips Trenton 706-6574028
Red leaf castor mole beans 25 seeds/$1 w/long SASE, no checks. John Carroll 1677 Buford Dam Rd., Buford 30518 770-9456901
Red spider lily bulbs 2 doz./$15 pp., bronze ajuga 3 doz./$12 pp. Dorothy Grant 3788 Spence Rd. Pelham 31779
SASE Tbsp., August lilies, coneflowers, Confederate rose, angel's trumpet, tsp. blue larkspurs, mxd. dbl. & sgl. red poppies $1 each. M. Folsom 3330 Empress Rd. Quitman 31643
Seed: mullein pink, morning glory, touchme-nots 1/2 tsp./$1, money plants, four o'clocks, angel's trumpet, hibiscus, althaea $1/tsp., ea. w/SASE: G. Robertson 1955 Old Cornelia H~. Gainesville 30507
Siberian iris $4/doz., $4.50 post.; aucuba, forsythia, redbuds, crinum lilies, daylilies, Rose-of-Sharon, cannas, other; free liriope and vinca, you dig. E. Beach Duluth 770-4761163
Tree seed: grancy greybeard, catawba worm, (catalpa), mimosa, redbud, nandina,

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 internet access or are unable to download the forms, should contact the Organic Program Manager, Vernon Mullins, at {706)595-3408.
'03 shelled pecans, mostly halves, $7/lb. bagged in freezer, postage paid in Georgia, 5 lb. min., call nights. Franklin Eaton 3389 Nancy Creek Rd. Gainesville 30506 770532-9340 770-532-6333
'04 shelled pecan, lge. halves, $5.95 per lb., postage $1 per lb. W. Cook Box 883 Griffin 30223 770-228-0001
Angus lean grass-fed beef raised on our farm, wholes, halves or quarters only. Bruce O'Conner Carnesville 706-'384-3259 770344-8478
Black walnut meats $20/qt., $1 O/pts., includes shipping. Kathryn/timer Smith Gainesville 770-205-6113
Brown eggs from free range hens on our farm, $2.25/dozen. Jeanne O'Connor Whippoorwill Farm Carnesville 770-361-0772
Buffalo meat for sale, USDA inspected, low in fat, calories, cholesterol, to place order. Rusty Chambless Macon 478-745-2037 478994-6986
Crack, shell, separate your pecans, $.30/lb., pecans for sale, $3/lb. and up. Russell Eaton Stockbridge 770-506-2727
Dry aged black Angus beef, no added antibiotics or hormones, processed in USDA meat plant. Bill Farr Milner 770-584-9727

6", 6-8" & eating size. J. Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-5395
Available now grass carp, catfish, crappie, bluegill, redear, and hybrid bream, defy. available. Paul Williams Hawkinsville 478892-3144
Bream, Ga. Giants, copperhead bluegill, shellcracker, improved channel catfish, Fla. bass, sunbass, rainbow trout, all sizes avail., disease free. Ken Holyoak Alapaha 229-5326135
Catalpa worms and catalpa trees 3'-10'. Jackie Johnson 1912 Brays Lake Rd. Royston 706-245-5024
Crappie, worms, and supplies, disease free, all sizes available. Jason Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-6495
Grass carp, channel catfish, bluegill, redear, redbreast bream, crappie, all sizes, dely. available. Jerry Hart Newton 229-7345144
Largemouth bass, 6"-12", statewide dely. available, GA DNR regd. Tom Sinclair Roswell 770-518-7243
Lowest prices, catfish, bluegill-shellcracker, red breast, hybrid bream, bass, dely. available, vol. discount. Ringo Merritt Waynesboro 706-554-0182
Rainbow trout, 6-8" up to 1.5 lbs., bluegill, shellcracker, grass carp, hybrid striped bass, hybrid striped bass, aerators, feeders. Greg Grimes Ball Ground 770-735-3523
Red wigglers and Europeans, great for fishing, $30 per lb., price includes shipping. B. Newman Douglasville 770-942-7993
Red wigglers and/or Europeans $30 per lb., price includes shipping. H. A. Riffe P.O. Box

category, call Tammy Thomas at 404-651- w/SASE. Martha Dickerson 102 Burnap St. velvet crown, $1/pkg. LSASE, 2 stamps. Extra clean black walnuts $20/qt. ppd. Roy 402 Buchanan 30113 770-646-3812

9081 or404-651-9082.



Alicia, Tift 78, Tift 85, Russell sprigs, custom

Marietta 30060 770-427-7453 Black Magic, Black Princess,

Elephant

Eugenia Weaver 3482 Skull Washington 30673

Shoals Rd.

Caine 5050 Shady Grove Rd. 30041 770-887-4114

Cumming

Red wigglers, Giant Reds, $30 per lb., call after 6 p.m., Ive. msg. J.A. Fincher Acworth

planting, other. Ray Beaty Coolidge 229-941- ears, giant Hawaiian Elephant ear bulbs & Triple yellow angel's trumpet, '04 seeds, $2 Farm fresh eggs $2/doz., no antibiotics 770-427-4845

2047
Blackberry, raspberry plants, fig bushes for sale. Perry Stephens Monroe 770-267-5055

ginger lilies $15/doz., will ship, hostas. Pam Jolley_ Decatur 770-593-1599
Blue Indigo, ornamental millet, grasses,

w/SASE. Theo Benford 347 SR 240 E. Ellaville 31806 229-937-5038
Variegated liriope & green & white; also,

hormones and free range, beau. w/deep yellow yoke, great tasting. Barbara Queen Dallas 770-445-1316

Red wigglers, bedrun, $8/lb., 25 lb. min., 229-648-6191. Ronnie Parker Pitts 229-3229719 229-648-6550

Blueberry & raspberry plants, 3' to 5', 5 plants per bundle, $10 per bundle, Chinese

bulbs, gourds, mowen@poetworld.net for complete list. Anita Owen Cave Spring 706-

green Ii riope, great for borders or just spaced apart. Betty Rigdon Conyers 770-860-9218

Free range chicken brown eggs $2/doz. S. Mahmoodi Blue Ridge 706-492-9229 770-

Red wigglers, breeders, $20/lb. w/instr. plus shipping. R. Stapleton Rte. 1, Box 105

chestnut trees, $5 ea. Arlene Pack 232-0770

770-315-6785

841-4148

Lumber Cl!}'. 31549 912-363-4451

McCaysvUle 706-492-5661
Bradford, Cleveland, Yoshino cherry trees, 2.5 to 4.5 in caliper, $75 to $100. Joe Douglas Villa Rica 770-459-1237

Boxwoods up to 4' high, diff. prices; hosta $12/doz., $4.50 postage, old timey daffodil.bulbs
$6/doz., $4.50 postage. B. Lunsford 3602 State Highway_ 60 Suches 30572 706-747-2331

You dig a birthflower clump $10, Jan. is narcissus, Feb. is forsythia, Mar. is azalea. Linda McKnight 1431 Irwinton Rd. Milledgeville 478-452-0008

Fresh eggs from free roaming chickens $2/doz. or $3 for two dozen. B.J. McCarts Loganville 770-466-8023
Large, extra large brown chicken eggs

Sterile grass carp, bass, channel catfish, copperhead bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast, hybrid bream, crappie, prompt statewide delivery available. Keith Edge Soperton 912-

Cold hardy citrus trees for Ga., Satsuma Burgandy crinium lilies 6/$20 plus $8 P&H,

$2/doz., 6 mile. Robert Griffin Rome 706-234- 529-3315

FLOWERS REQUIRING orange, Meyer lemon, Sweet Kumquat, $23 also, $8.50, $10.50, $12.50, $15 plus $8 P&H.
ea., $7 postage. R. Butler 208 Henderson Edwin Vickers 1488 Hwy. 149 Ambrose

6858

Sterile grass carp, channel catfish, all sizes

Naturally raised pork, free range, foraging available, bluegill and redear bream and bass.

Ocilla 31774 229-468-0892
lssai kiwi self pollinating, $6; brown turkey, celeste figs, $5.50/up, dewberries, raspberries, others, no shipping. Carla

31512
Cleome seed $1/tsp., Rose-of-Sharon seed $2 tsp., red hibiscus seed, (limited), $2 tsp., SASE cash. A. Robb Box 2293 Loganville

PERMITS
ii you nave questions regakmg tn1s
category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or

our crops plus whole corn, SBM, no antibiotics/hormones, freezer ready, whole/half. John Dyal Cobbtown 912-6843099

Ed Henderson 1852 Fort Creek Rd. Dearing 30808 706-595-7183
Worm harvester. Matt Daniel Thomaston 706-975-0003

Houghton Marietta 770-428-2227

30052 770-918-1754

404-651-9082.

Pecan cracking, all sizes, $0.20 lb.,

Mayhaw seedlings, 1 yr. bareroot, 4/@32, Columbine, cleome, cosmos, French The Georgia Wildflower Protection Act cleaning extra $0.10 lb., 4 miles from 1-20 &

Fertilizers & Mulches

6/$42 shipping included. M. Palmer 3736 Mayhaw Lane Pelham 31779 229-336-8989
Ag Seed/Plants Wanted

hollyhock, pink, white, yellow red star hibiscus $0.50 each pkg. w/SASE. Nell Jones 3767 Plumcrest Rd., Smyrna 30082 770-435-7589
Confederate rose rooting, !hornless shrub,

requires that shipments of officially protected plants be accompanied by transport tags displaying a permit number issued by the Georgia Department of

441 S. Raymond Gilbert 2781 Pierce Dairy Rd. Madison 706-342-3623
Pecans, crack, shell, separate $0.35 lb., we buy pecans. Jim Barlow Loganville 770-560-

'04 wheat straw sq. bales $2 at barn, semi: truck loads available for dely. James Ca!:Penter Ellaville 229-937-2169

Looking-!OrWhiteS!arseed potatoes; ofd heirloom from Coopers Gap area North of Dahlonega. Frank Holzman Decatur 678235-5665
Want blue berry bushes that grow to 6-8' tall. Jean Smith Woodstock 770-924-3182
Want donation for lrg. fruit trees, peaches, plums, pecans figs, no apples or oranges, any Ga. trees for orchard Edna Tulloch P.O. Box 273 Atlanta 30301
Want pomegranate plants, the kind that's good to eat. George Browder Waynesboro 706-437-1804
FLOWERS FOR SALE fl you have questions about tn1s category,
call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-6519082.
Flower seed offered for sale has not been tested for germination since it often is collected in very limited quantities.
$0.50 pkg. w/SASE: poppies, larkspur, gaillardia, hardy begonia, columbine, mullein pinks, rudbeckia, cosmos, zinnias, marigold, cleome. M. Lane 3914 Sue Lane Decatur 30035
$1 w/SASE: re-seeding petunias, dbl. angel's trumpet, purple, yellow, or white; hot pink four o'clocks. C.S. Arnold 644 Lynn Ave. Jefferson 30549
$1/pkt. w/SASE: mxd. cypress vine, attracts hummingbirds, orange-yellow cosmos, moon vine, black-eyed Susan, huge blooms. B. Bryant 1143 Rosedale Rd., Atlanta 30306
$3 for 2, (no coins), lge. SASE, 2

6-8' tall, blooms fall w/white flowers turning dark pink in a couple of days, $5 each. D. Buxton Statham 770-725-6717
Confederate rose, sweet William, daylily, touch-me-not, hyacinth bean, jasmine, tiger lily $1.50 pk. Lavida Childs 170 Mallory Dr. LaGrange 30241
Crape myrtles $10 to $50, two to ten ft., Stella and mix color daylilies, mix iris $8/doz., $35/100 PP. Ann Shearouse 380 George Gray Lane Waleska 30183 770-853-7269
Dogwood trees 12' for $35, you dig, crape myrtles for $5; also, blueberries $5. M.H. Thompson 4850 Candacraig Alpharetta 30022 770-442-1561
Hybrid chestnut trees, blight resistant, bare roots $5.95, can ship min. of 5, container $9.95, no ship, call after 6 p.m. Wayne Whiddon Cordele 229-273-9040
Japanese maples, Viridis, Sango Kaku, Crimson Queen, Ever Red, Inaba Shidare, Bloodgood, Osakazuki, Red Dragon, 3 gal./$39, 15 gal./$98. Bridget Britton Garfield 706-829-1427
Leyland cypress & Carolina Sapphire trees, 1 gal./$3, 2 gal./$6.50, angel's trumpet bushes and trees, 1 gal./$5, doubles $10. Ron Farmer Ochlocknee 229-227-9295
Leyland cypress 3 gai./$8, 5-18' B&B, 1 gal. cryptomeria, thuja Green Giant, Deodar Cedars, 6-8' Red Sunset maples $40, Ive. msg. M. Webb Griffin 678-422-0327
Leyland cypress 7 gal./$15, cryptomeria, Bradford & Cleveland pear, Red & Sugar maple, saw1ooth, Willow & Nutall oak, dely. & planting available. Greg Strickland Winston 770-942-0011 404-788-5434

Natural Resources. Ladyslipper Orchids and Goldenseal are examples of protected plants. When advertising protected plants in the Market Bulletin, please submit a copy of your permit to sell protected plants. Ads submitted without this information will not be published. For further information on the sale or shipment of protected plants, contact: Protected Plant Program, 2117 U.S. Hwy. 278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30025, {770) 918-6411.
Flowers Wanted
Want ginger lilies; also, want asters, any color. Katie Gilbreath 69 Second St. Flintstone 30725
Want seeds or plants of pineapple sage, red flowers look like salvia but is perennial, reseeds, spreads, tall plants. Evie Lena Boles 220 Way_ne Circle Hartwell 30643
MISCELLANEOUS
you nave questions regarding ads m tn1s category, call Mia Haney at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082.
The Miscellaneous category includes the following subcategories: bees, honey and supplies; things to eat; herbs; fish and supplies; fertilizers and mulches; oddities; miscellaneous wanted; notices; garden space; notices; out-of-state wanted; firewood, timber; and Christmas trees. Only one ad per household is permitted in the Miscellaneous category.
Bees, Honey & Supplies

5595 Stock up for winter, Angus beef for sale, no
implants, pasture and grain fed. Michael Monto:r:a Sparta 706-473-1801
Herbs
--State lavirequlres alT ginseng dealers and growers to be registered with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. For more information, contact the Georgia Natural Heritage Program at (770) 918-6411 or at website www.georgiawildlife.com.
'05 pepper seeds: snake, tobasco, teardrop, bouquet, rooster spur, serenno chili, Cubanelle $1 pkt. w/SASE. Doris Chambers 155-A Huff Dr. Lawrenceville 30044 770-9621302
2 oz. pkg. of thyme, parsley, sage, rosemary or sassafras $1 w/SASE. Vickie Sheffield 4812 Hemlock Dr. S.E. Conyers 30094 678-413-3101
Hot pepper seeds $1/pkt. w/SASE: Dutch boy, Quatemalan tree peppers, Mexican tree peppers, extremely hot. Ray Sapp 2386 Alex Rd. Sardis 30456
Hot pepper tree seeds $1 pkt w/LSASE, free instructions, yellow Jalapeno, pepper tomato, pencil pepper, yellow cayenne. Helen Swanson 1140 Old Muse Rd. Carrollton 30116
Pepper seeds: Mexican pepper tree, bird's eye, ornamental, Cubanelle, rooster-spur, tobasco, serenno chili $1/pkt. w/SASE. Donald Allen 3289 Five Forks Trickum Rd. Lilburn 30047 678-698-0067
Fish & Supplies

'04 wheat straw, good tight lge. bales, will dely., tractor trailer loads; also, mulch hay. Jeff Potts Jefferson 706-367-5823
30 rolls of mulch hay, cut '04, free. K. Slay_!on Royston 706-245-9311
Free horse manure mixed w/sawdust, clean, easy access, we load, appt. only, Cartersville/Emerson. Jonas Silver Cartersville 678-576-1501
Golden red clean pine straw, long needle, $2.85 per bale picked up, $4.25 per bale installed, min. 40 bales, dely. available. K. Hess Alpharetta 770-844-7147
Golden red pine straw, semi-load, $2.60 per bale. K. Hester Alpharetta 678-513-9188
Golden red pine straw, semi-loads $2.50 per bale. Jerome Murphy Vidalia 912-5373012
Golden red, extra lge. bales of pine straw, delivered and installed, $4.25/bale. L. Hoke Ii Atlanta 770-518-0577
Long needle pine straw $3.50/bale, free dely., 40 bale min., 50 mile radius. Mike Crawley Gra:r: 478-745-3969
Pine straw $2.75/bale, free delivery, installation available, del. to all areas. Josh Bulloch Warm Springs 770-571-0189
Oddities
- '04 gourds, Martin; diff. shapes and sizes. Buster Brown Jackson 770-775-2115
Gentle homemade lye soap 5 oz. bar $3, shipping $3 for total order. Linda Stewart 5155 Howard Rd. Cumming 30040 770-887-6988
Gourds $1. 75, w/holes $2.25, add $7 per doz. for postage & hdlg. for Ga. orders. Mrs.

stamps,(required), specify: larkspur, foxglove, old-fashioned poppy, Sweet William, hollyhock, or coneflower. Nancy Crosby Rte. 2, Box 2493 Townsend 31331
$5/lge. pk. w/lge. SASE, 2 stamps required, seed, specify: premium old-fashioned poppy mix, Shirley poppy mix or cottage garden mix. G.B. Hodges Jr. 997 Levi Kennedy Rd. Reidsville 30453
'04 Martin gourd seed, 50 seeds/$1.25 pkg. plus SASE. Edward Thurmond 1311 McHenry Crossing Madison 30650-2215
'04 re-seeding impatiens, various beau. colors, $1 per 1/2 tsp. LSASE, orders over $10 include extra stamp. Linda Hutton 1732 West Point Circle Marietta 30068
'04 seeds: lenten rose, trifolate orange, Madonna lily $2 w/SASE. D. Vanlear 186 Cedar Lane Alto 30510

Leyland cypress trees, 3 gal., approx. 4'4.5', very green & uniform in size, $8.50 each, dely. and installation avail. on lge. orders. Bob Brookshire Buford 770-932-5795
Leyland cypress trees, 3' to 12', field grown, ball & burlap, competitive rates. Ron Friedman Rockmart 770-378-6869
Leyland cypress--3 gal. $7 each. Carolyn Grant Gainesville 770-536-4695
Liriope, (monkey grass), Big Blue or variegated, 1 gal. pots, you pick up, $1.50 each. B. Byrd Loganville 770-788-7575 barb 7by_rd@bellsouth.net
Locust trees for fencing, call for price. Randall Ay_ers Buchanan 770-646-3923
Mexican marigolds, (rare}, minty smell, tall, nematocidal, kills weeds, (seeds), $6 1/2 cup3 stamps, $10/cup-4 stamps. Donald Brown 2802 Melrose Dr. Valdosta 31602 229-242-

--Gallberry honey-mr- sale at fa- rm, pints, quarts, gallons & 5 gallon buckets available. Donald Yoder 2655 Buckeye Rd. Dublin 31027 478-275-2086
Hives, bees, empty hives, other equipment, raw mountain honey, qts., pts., 5 gal. containers, closed Saturday. Edward Colston Taylorsville 770-382-9619
Pure raw unheated '04 honey crop $3 per lb. plus shipping or pick up at farm. Mr. Purvis Purvis Brothers Blairsville 706-781-3128
Pure unheated, unfiltered, local wildflower honey. M. Sorensen McDonough 404-3728295
Will remove honeybees & other bees in Metro Co. area & long dist. beyond Metro Co. area. Milton D. Scott East Point 404-3440719

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"Persons selling sterile triploid grass

carp must have a Wild Animal License

from the Georgia Department of Natural

Resources.

Market

Bulletin

advertisements for sterile carp must be

accompanied by a photocopy of the

advertiser's license.

For license

information, contact DNR Special Permit

Unit at {770) 761-3044.

12-14" sterile grass carp, 3-5", 5-6", 6-8'', 8-

11" channel catfish, qty. discounts, free

statewide dely. available. Mike Buford

Cordele 229-273-4150

2000 super wiggler worms, plastic tray & feed, $74 + freight. Kim Holyoak Alapaha

229-532-4221

30 yrs. continuous operation, bass, channel

catfish fingerlings, bluegill, shellcracker, hybrid

bream, sterile grass carp, dely. available. Tony

T.W. Butler 2776 Dublin-Eastman Rd. Dexter 31019
Gourds for sale $1/up, diff. shapes and sizes w/and w/o holes. Charles Moon 788 Pleasant Hill Rd. Con:r:ers 770-483-8544
Gourds for sale, $0.75 ct. to $3 each, Martins and other, many to choose from. Garvis J. Smith Byron 478-956-4455 478960-0283
Gourds for sale, Martin and other, plenty sizes and shapes to choose from, Ive. msg. if no answer. Thomas Harris Jefferson 706367-7596
Gourds for sale, Martin, crooked handle, craft, bottleneck & more. Wallace Maxwell 3226 Hoot Owl Rd. Royston 30662 706-2454218
Lucky buckeyes $2.75 doz., includes shipping. Ross Anderson 1578 Middleton

'04 tall re-seeding flowers: impatien seeds 2554

Items for sale or services offered in any Chew Manchester 706-846-3657

Church Rd. Elberton 30635 706-283-4847

mxd., 35 colors and shades, many variegated, Musa zebrina, 4' multi-stem, maroon, ad must conform to all laws and All sizes improved channel catfish New crop of gourds, many varieties to

1/2 tsp./$1 w/SASE. Mozelle Green 158 variegated banana in 5 gal. pot $30. Linda regulations covering sales and available: 2-4", 4-6", 6-8" and eating size. J.H. choose from, will ship UPS. Lena Braswell

George Cowart Rd. Chatsworth 30705

Wish Atlanta 404-252-5872

movement of the same.

Holyoak Alapaha 229-532-4223

Wrens 706-547-6784

Wednesday January 19, 2005

THE MARKET BULLETIN

Gourds: sev. diff. kinds. Hoyt Howard 1/2 cord oak firewood, well seasoned, some Premium red oak, cord and half cords

Cumming 770-887-2039

needs splitting, $45, easy access, you haul. available , burns cleaner and longer, pickup

Lucky buckeyes $3.25/doz.; buckeyes for ,Larry Eaton Douglasville 770-577-1672

and dely. Randy Wimberly Williamson 678-

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planting $4.50/doz., includes shipping. J. 1/2 cord seasoned oak and hickory $85, 898-8532

Simmons 2720 Skyland Dr. Atlanta 30319 free delivery and stacked. Andre Hayden Redoak, half cords and cords, pickup and

404-327-9733

Marietta 404-310-0226

dely. or you cut for big discount. Blake Yates

Clip and Save Calendar

Walnut trees on stump, best offer. Alan Mobley Griffin 770-227-7268
Miscellaneous Wanted
Want 60'x100' steel bldg. w/sides, can take down. Ron Graham 4143 Neese-Commerce Rd. Hull 30646 706-202-8019
Want all supplies for two complete hives and all service equipment for beginning beekeeper. Gene Okeefe Royston 706-245-4009
Want composted horse manure. Barry Bonner Fayetteville 770-461-4849
Want corral panels in good cond., a little rust ok. D. Burnett Covington 404-790-2970
Want factory built concrete cattle guard. Joe Thomas LaGrange 706-884-8504

1/4 cord oak $50, dely. and stacked in Gray area or $45 pick-up. E. Rentfrow Gray 478986-6420
1/4 cord split oak firewood, dely. possible. Roy Watson Fairburn 770-964-4550 404_642-6766
1O red oak logs, 1O' long, 13 to 19" in diameter, good for lumber, easy access, make offer. Ernest Meeks Milner 770-358-7284
All oak firewood, delivered, split, & stacked $80 per 1/2 cord (Forsyth Co.). Thomas Lane Cumming 770-889-5005
Covered seasoned spJit oak firewood 1/2 cord/$70, you pick up. F. Lieb Jackson 770775-0646
Firewood $10 & up, all quantities and

Hampton 770-467-8535 404-697-3489 Seasoned and split oak hdwds., 18" to 20"
pieces, $75 1/2 cord, dely. free. Corey Cam~belI Decatur 404-241-0192
Seasoned firewood 1/2 cord oak, split, hdwd., $70 cash, del. w/in 20 mile radius. Debbie Monk Hampton 770-946-9327
Seasoned oak, split and stacked, 1 cord/$11 O, you pick up. Stuart Nelson Athens 706-353 -1771
Seasoned split hdwd., stacked, 1/2 cord/$80, $150/cord, we del. and stack, local free or you pickup. Jack Medlock Covington 770-787 -6987
CORRECTIONS

Every 1st & 3rd Tues. Poultry, Goat & Every 3rd Sat. Goat & Feeder Pig Sale, 1

Feeder-Breeder Pig Sale, poultry, 6

pm, Tri County Livestock Sales, Hwy.

pm, hogs & goats, 7 pm, Taylor Cly.

206 & 268 Crossing, Ambrose. Info:

Livestock Auction, just off S.R. 128, s.

912-359-3803 or Sherrel Day, 912-

of Reynolds. Info: 478-847-3664 or

359-2914.

706-647-3559.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. New Goat Sale, 1 pm,

Every Thurs. Horse Auction, All Breed Horse

poultry, fowl & rabbits to follow, Triple H

Sale, tack, 7:30 pm, horses & ponies, 9

Sales, Metter, Hwy. 46 e. GAL C002567

pm, cash or approved checks,

Info: Waylan Hitchcock, 478-553-9938

Reidsville. GAL 2687 Info: Mike

or Lewie Fortner, 478-469-5178.

Holland, 912-654-2863/614-6621.

Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Horse Sale, tack, 7

Every Fri. night Horse Sale, 7:30 pm, 102

pm, horses to follow, Triple H Sales,

Lumber City Hwy., Hazlehurst. Info:

5250 Old Savannah Rd., Tennille.

Steve Underwood, 912-594-6200

GAL C002567 Info: Waylan Hitchcock,

(night) or 912-375-5543 (day).

478-553-9938.

Every Fri. night Goat, Poultry & Small Every 1st & 3rd Sat. S & D Goat Sales,

Want mole trap, reas. priced. Bittie Martin Carnesville 706-384-4871
Want old farm anvils, any size, up to 150 lbs. Allen Mason 487 Cypress Ct. Dublin 478275-1899
Want old wooden farm bldg., (lge. barn), to be dismantled and cleaned up, call for arrangements. L.C. Pruitt Cleveland 706865-2898
Want rear wheels & tires, (lug), size 11 .2x24 or trade turf tires 13.6x16 model A1012T. Robert Sorensen Jasper 770-893-2084
Want to buy 2 lb. hulled chestnuts, good for planting. Matt Battle 3209 Martha Berry Hwy NW. Rome 30165-8654 706-234-8872
Want to buy farm bell. Hubert Rose Evans 706-650-6186
Want two No. ABB cast iron disks for antique Brillion culti-packer. Steve Newman Norman Park 229-891-6136

Out-Of-State Wanted

pme- Want

- - ---
straw, approx.

20,000-25,000

bales annually. James Simmons P.O. Box

11451 Charlotte NC 28220 704-525-1442

Want portable sawmill and portable log

splitter, will consider any working models.

Mike Blauer Highlands NC 828-526-8972

Firewood

amounts, call today, free dely. Mr. Jonathan Fayetteville 770-560-1504 770-841-2016
Firewood for sale, all hardwood, delivered $70 1/2 cord. Joey Eidson Powder Springs 770-943-9231
Firewood, oak, 1/2 cord/$70, $130/cord dely. available local area. Ms. Julie McDonough 678-300-5569
Firewood, seasoned oak, $80 1/2 cord $150 cord split, del. and stacked. Clint Brown Carrollton 770-301-5384 770-832-9995
Free firewood, hdwd. logs are on the ground, easy access, you cut, split & haul it Joey Hall 563 Roscoe Davis Rd. Monroe 30656 770-267-5122
Hardwood 1/2 cd./$70, split, free local dely Jimmy Middlebrooks Hampton 770-946-4962
Hardwood for sale, mostly split oak, can del. in cos. of Coweta, Fayette, Pike, Troup $155/cord, $80 1/2 cord. R.A. Miller Greenville 706-672-1111 888-672-9333
Hdwd. logs, 20" long, small diameter, one quarter cord, you pick up, $23. Andrew Kmetz Hampton 770-897-0423
Kindling for sale, fat lighter from pine trees cut, boxed & shipped to you, $1 per lb., 25 lb min. plus shipping & hdlg. W.M. Bass Lyons 912-565-7540
Oak & hickory split & seasoned $70 1/2 cord, dely. w/in 10 mile radius of Dallas. D

chair caning: rush, cane, French, do some repairs. Richard Strawn Dawsonville 706265-334 4
Tack Exchange Scheduled
The Douglas County 4-H and Georg1a Pony of the Americas Club will hold a tack exchange Feb. 12, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., at the Greystone Power building in Douglasville. For more information, contact J. Mahoney at (770) 920-7874.
Poinsettia Survival Tip
Keep your poinsettia in a cool spot, evenly moist, and out of drafts until you can move it outdoors in the spring. Plant it in a container or inthe ground. Next fall, before the fi rst frost, bring it indoors, place It in full sunlight, and keep it evenly moist. To try to make it

Animal Sale, 7 pm, Buggy Town

Baxley Fairgrounds, begin 12:30 pm;

Auction, 1315 Hwy. 341 s.,

goats, pigs, poultry. Info: Steve Smith,

Barnesville. GAL #3177 Info: 770-358-

912-367-9268, 912-266-7170.

0872/1786.

Every 2nd Sat. Livestock Auction, Waddell

Every 2nd Fri. Horse & Tack Sale only, 7

Auction Barn, Climax, Ga., 1 pm,

pm, Coker Sale Barn, Duncan Bridge

selling goats, sheep, poultry and small

Rd. at old Chattahoochee Livestock

animals; selling miscellaneous at 10

Barn. #AUNR2916 Info: Wayne

am; #AU003249. Info.: 229-246-

Coker, 706-540-8418.

4955/416-7217.

Every 3rd Fri. Tack & Horse Sale, tack, 6 Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Cattle, Slaughter

pm, horses, 8 pm, Southeastern

Hogs, Goats, Sheep & Fowl Sale, 1

Arena, Unadilla. GAL #2920 Info: 478-

pm, H&M Livestock Market, Lyons,

627-2727.

Hwy. 1 s. (old Toombs Cly. Stockyard).

Every Sat. Small Animals, Chickens,

Info: 912-537-2172 or 912-293-0172

Rabbits, Sheep, Goats & Horse Sale,

(sale day) or myra1@cybersouth.com.

4 pm, Coker Sale Barn, Duncan Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Goat Sale, 1 pm,

Bridge Rd., White Cty., at old

poultry, rabbits & fowl to follow, Triple

Chattahoochee Livestock Barn. Info:

H Sales, 5250 Old Savannah Rd.,

Wayne Coker, 706-540-8418.

Tennille. GAL C002567 Info: Waylan

Every Sat. night Goat, Poultry & Small

Hitchcock, 478-553-9938 or Lewie

Animal Auction, 7 pm, Bradley-

Fortner, 478-469-5178.

Wayside Auction, 1035 Monticello Every 4th Sat. Miscellaneous Sale, 10 am,

Hwy., Gray. GAL 2070 Info: Curtis

goats, poultry, small animals sale, 12

Barfield, 478-986-8852 or Bobby

noon, cash only, Gaines Livestock

Russell, 478-986-4657.

Auction, Hwy. 84, Quitman. GAL

Every 1st Sat. Horse & Tack Sale, 7 pm,

#2514 Info: 229-263-9940.

Buggy Town Auction, 1315 Hwy. 341 Every 4th Sat. Chattahoochee Goat &

s., Barnesville. GAL #3177 Info: 770-

Sheep Sale, Eastanollee Livestock

358-0872/1786.

Market, Eastanollee. Info: Mike Stepp,

All firewood advertised In the-Market
Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's personally owned property. In addition, by law, terms such as face cord, rack, pile,

Smith Dallas 770-445-7914
Oak and hickory firewood $75/half cord $140/cord, dely. available, South Metro area Scott Wingo Palmetto 770-463-9485

flower for next Christmas, give it
the closet treatment. Starting on October I, place it in a cool, dark

Notice

770-869-7268 or Joe Barefoot, 770869- 7726.

Livestock auctions listed in the Market Bulletin sometimes offer related items for sale, such

truckload, etc., cannot be used to advertise Oak firewood for sale $75 1/2 cord, $140 place for at least 12 hours each as tack and other livestock equipment. Notices for auctions selling any items other than

firewood. Advertisers must use the cord, dely. available w/in 25 miles of Conyers standard unit of measure, the cord, when Barron Williams Conyers 770-484-1538
specifying the amount of firewood for sale._ Oak firewood, split, seasoned, 1/2 cord, dry

night, making sure no light hits it. In mid-November, move it back

1 livestock must be accompanied by the auction license number of the principal auctioneer 1 or auction firm conducting the auction, per regulations of the Georgia Secretary of State. I Notices without this information cannot be published. If you have any questions about the

Firewood, oak & mxd. hdwd. $60 1/2 cord, del. locally. Rick Clark McDonough 770-898-0985

$90; green, dry, mxd. Conyers 770-922-5157

$75.

Larry Moon

into the sunlight. It might reward 1 Livestock Sales & Events Calendar, please call Carlton Moore at 404-656-3682.

you with colorful leaves again, in - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Statistics Service to Conduct

time for next holiday season.

Ag Resource Management Survey "Best of Georgia Farms" Cookbook

How are agricultural producers of those producers already have The Georgia Department of GA 30041. Please allow two

surviving when input costs, such as received a form in the mail.

Agriculture has copies of its weeks for delivery. For questions

hired labor, fertilizer, and fuel Producers chosen to participate "Best of Georgia Farms" about your order, call (404) 656-

costs, continue to rise? Are in the 2004 Agricultural Resource cookbook and tour book available 3680.

government program payments Management Survey will be visited as long as supplies last.

If you have Internet access,

providing producers an adequate by an interviewer beginning in The book, which is in a full you can download an order form

safety-net to allow them to make February to complete the report at size paperback format with by accessing the department's

investments in land and equipment the farm operator's convenience. special "lay flat" binding, website: www.agr.state.ga.us

required of modern farming? Results will be published in a series includes beautiful artwork, or use the form below.

Which agriculture sectors show of reports on the current farm historical information and

improvement or are under financial financial situation.

interesting facts and stories about

stress? USDA will give Georgia Farm Production Expenditures, some of the people who have had, farmers the chance to answer these the first report with results from the and continue to have, a positive

The Best of Georgia Farms Cookbook and Tour Book

questions by participating in the survey, will be released July 15, influence on Georgia agriculture.

2004 Agricultural Resource 2005. For a copy of the finished Included are more than 200

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funding, and $3.1 billion m

authors, Fred Brown and Sherri

emergency assistance payments. Ga. Organics Announces M. L. Smith, also have put

Data from the ARMS is used to Annual Conference Dates together 28 "tours" into the

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday January 19, 2005

Bulletin Calendar

Spring Farmland

LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS

Edition Scheduled Jan. 31 Peanut Production Meeting, Tifton; 2

ag consumer line
(Continued from Page I)

Jan. 29 Wilkes Co. Commercial Heifer

comm. credit hrs., cat. 21 and/or 2

Replacement Sale, Washington; 175

private credit hrs. Info.: 229-391-7980.

heifers, bred & open, few prs. Info.: Feb. 1 Peanut Production Update, Moultrie;

Mike Jones, 706-884-6592.

1 comm. credit hr., cat 21 and or 1

private credit hr. Info.: 229-616-7455.

GARDENING EVENTS

Feb. 1 Methyl Bromide Alternatives

Jan. 26 Native Plant Symposium, The State

Equipment & Technical Training, Tifton;

Botanical Garden of Georgia.

4 comm. credit hrs, cat 21 and/or 2

Registration info.: 706-542-1244.

private credit hrs. Info.: 229-386-7495.

Feb. 12 Ga. Iris Society meeting, 10 am - Feb. 1 Commercial Vegetable Production

noon, Pike Nursery Corporate Offices,

Phase 11 Training, Tifton; 1 comm.

4020 Steve Reynolds Blvd, Norcross;

credit hr., cat. 21 and/or 1 private credit

meeting free, open to public; speaker-

hr. Info.: 229-386-7495.

Gary Sikula, "Using Irises in the Feb. 2 Howard's Field Day/Introduction to

Landscape." Info.: 770-447-0914.

Turf Management, IPM & IPHM,

Feb. 17-18 Southern Garden Heritage

Posting & Licensing Requirements;

Conference, The State Botanical

Atlanta; 1 comm. credit hr., cat. 24

Garden of Georgia. Info.: 706-542-

each session. Info.: 770-476-7781.

1244 or garden@uga.edu.

Feb. 3 Vegetable Production Meeting,

PESTICIDES & RECERTIFICATION

Cotton, Ga.; 2 comm. credit hrs., cat.

Jan. 25 Tobacco Production Update, Moultrie; 1 comm. credit hr., cat. 21

21 and/or 2 private credit hrs. Info.: 229-336-2066.

and/or 1 private credit hr. Info.: 229_ Feb. 3 Cotton Production Meeting, Tifton; 2

616-7455.

comm. credit hrs., cat. 21 and/or 2

Jan. 31 Cotton Production Meeting, Camilla;

private credit hrs. Info.: 229-391-7980.

The Spring Fannland Edition of the All meat will shrink in size and weight during cooking. The

Market Bulletin will be published March amount of shrinkage will depend on its fat and moisture content, the

2, 2005. Deadline for this issue is temperature at which the meat is cooked, and how long it is cooked.

February 9, 2005. Please adhere to the Basically, the higher the cooking temperature, the more the meat will

following guidelines when submitting shrink. Cooking ground beef at moderate temperatures will reduce

farmland advertisements for the shrinkage and help retain juices and flavor. Overcooking ground

fannland edition.

beef or any meat results in more shrinkage and a dry, less flavorful

* Only fannland may be advertised. product

Land tracts must be at least five acres in

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size and located in Georgia.
* Indicate acreage and county where

How can I check frozen foods to make sure they have not been thawed and re-frozen?

your property is located.
* All property must be for sale by

Watch for ice crystal on the outside or inside of the food container. Ice crystals may mean the food has partially thawed, then

owner; no real estate brokers or agents frozen again, and the quality may have deteriorated. Select foods

are allowed to advertise; property under that are solidly frozen by pressing on the container to be sure you

contract with a real estate agent or broker is not eligible for advertising.

don't hear a crunchy, icy sound.

Consumers are encouraged to call the

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2 comm. credit hrs., cat. 21 and/or 2

Matket Bulletin office toll-free, 1-800- What is the best way to thaw meat, poultry and seafood?

private credit hrs. Info.: 229-336-2066.
Additional Pesticides & Recertification listings may be found on the Georgia Department of Agriculture web site at http://www.agr.state.ga.us. Livestock auctions listed in the Market Bulletin sometimes offer related items for sale, such as tack and other livestock equipment. Notices for auctions selling any items other than livestock must be accompanied by the auction license number of the principal auctioneer ot auction firm conducting the auction, per regulations of the Georgia Secretary of State. Notices without this Information cannot be published.

282-5852, to report ads not in Meat, poultry and seafood should be thawed in the refrigerator.

compliance with this requirement.

Keeping the product cold while it is thawing is essential to

* Descriptive terms should be limited preventing the growth of bacterial. If you must thaw one of these

to those characterizing farm property or food items rapidly, put it in a watertight wrapper in cold water or

agricultural structures, such as barns, defrost it in a microwave oven. Just, be sure to follow the

stables, etc.; descriptive terms, such as manufacturer's instructions for defrosting in your oven.

Bulletin Calendar Guidelines
To submit a notice for inclusion in the Market Bulletin's Calendar of Events, follow these guidelines:
Please mail notices at least three weeks prior to the date of event. Items will be published two weeks prior to their occurence in the calendar.
Equine events should be included in the quarterly horse edition and should not be resubmitted for publication again in the calendar. II a change in the date, time, etc. is necessary, we will be happy to include the notices again as a correction.
Calendar announcements should be as close to 20 words as possible and include the following information: date, time, name of event, location, and name and telephone number for further information.
When submitting multiple listings, please submit events taking place on different dates on separate sheets of paper. (All sheets may be mailed in the same envelope, however). When submitting a notice requesting handicraft exhibits, etc., please specify when you would like the request to be published; otherwise, it will be included approximately one month before the event takes place.
Livestock auctions listed in the Market Bulletin sometimes offer related items tor sale, such as tack and other livestock equipment. Notices for auctions selling any items other than livestock must be accompanied by the auction license number of the principal auctioneer or auction firm conducting the auction, per regulations of the Georgia Secretary of State. Notices without this information cannot be published.
II you have questions about the Bulletin Calendar, call Carlton Moore at 404-656-3682.

square footage of homes, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, etc., will not be

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included for non-agricultural structures. Is freezer burn on food harmful?

* Only one ad per household per Freezer burn --the white, dried-out patches found on improperly

fannland issue is permitted.

wrapped food-- will not make you sick, but it will make the food

* For best results, include the price of tough and tasteless. To prevent freezer burn; foods stored in the

the property in the notice.

freezer should be wrapped correctly in materials meant for freezing

* Fannland ads cannot exceed 30 such as aluminum freezer foil, heavy freezer paper, or plastic freezer

words in length; a 30-word ad includes bags. Freezers will keep food items at optimum freshness and full

name, city, phone number or name and flavor for an extended time, not forever. Different food items have

complete address.

recommended storage limits. For example, bacon should be stored

* All notices must be received in in the freezer for no more than one month while chicken can be

writing by the Feb. 9 deadline.

stored for up to 12 months. To obtain a complete list of

Please see page 4 for a fannland ad recommended storage guidelines for food products contact your

form and a listing of counties in Georgia local county agent and request a food storage guide.

by section.

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Georgia 2004 Crop Summary

What causes the moisture in chicken packages? During processing, chicken is chilled in water to remove body

Weather conditions for the 2004 only the 134 bushels per acre set in from last year. Harvested acres at heat rapidly and control bacterial growth. The moisture is natural

crop year varied according to

across the

the state, Georgia

2001. This yield was the same as the previous estimate and one

270,000, were up 50 percent from 2003. Good growing conditions

juices and absorbed water. before cooking it.

Drain the moisture and rinse the chicken

Agricultural Statistics Service. bushel more than last year's 129 during the late summer and early

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The spring and early summer were bushels per acre. Com planted for fall provided for excellent yields. How is bacteria spread from raw meat to other foods?

dry until June when more normal all purposes was 335,000 acres, The yield averaged 31 bushels per Bacteria in raw meat juices can contaminate foods that have been

rainfall occurred. The summer 5,000 acres less than in 2003. acre, the second highest on record. cooked safely or raw foods that will not be cooked, such as salad

experienced near normal Acreage harvested for grain was at The record was last year's 33 ingredients. Bacteria can also be present on equipment, hands and

temperatures. In the fall, weather 280,000 acres, 10,000 acres less bushels per acre.

even in the air. To avoid cross contamination, wash your hands with

patterns began to change. During than last year. Grain production Tobacco production in 2004 soap and hot water before and after handling all raw meat, poultry,

September the State experienced was 36.4 million bushels, down 3 was 46.7 million pounds compared and seafood to make sure you do not spread bacteria. Always use

the remnants of Hurricanes percent from 2003. Corn with 59.4 million pounds in 2003. soap and hot water to wash utensils and surfaces that have come into

Frances, Ivan and Jeanne. October harvested for silage numbered This production represents a 21 contact with raw products or your unwashed hands. For example, if

was dry and provided excellent 45,000 acres, the same as last year. percent reduction from last year. you answer your telephone while handling raw meat, poultry or

harvesting conditions. November Silage yields were 16 tons per Yields averaged 2,030 pounds in seafood, the phone's receiver and everything else you touched should

rainfall was well above normal. acre, compared with 17 tons per 2004, compared with 2,200 pounds be washed with soap and water.

The rest of the fall and early winter acre last year. Corn that was per acre in 2003. Acreage was

were generally drier than normal abandoned or used otherwise was 23,000 compared with 27,000 in

****

with above normal temperatures. 10,000 acres.

2003. Disease problems were How can I tell if food is safe to eat?

The cotton crop was rated very Peanut production for Georgia more serious in 2004 than in 2003. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to tell by taste, looks, or

good until the September storms was 1.83 billion pounds, two Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus was a odor of food if it is safe to eat. Meat, poultry, and dairy products, left

damaged the crop. Yield per percent less than in 2003. The major problem in the 2004 tobacco at room temperature (even for short periods) allows bacteria to grow

harvested acre averaged 675 decrease in production was a result crop.

to dangerous levels. Even at these levels some bacteria seldom

pounds per acre, 11 pounds less of a decline in yield to 3,000 Sorghum acres planted for all change the taste, odor, or looks of food. Any food item that requires

than the previous estimate and 110 pounds per acre, as last years yield purposes were 45,000 acres, refrigeration but has been maintained at room temperature for more

pounds less than last year. was a record 3,450 pounds per 10,000 acres less than in 2003. than 2 hours should be discarded.

Harvesting progressed normally despite the wet November. Planted acreflge was set at 1.29 million acres, while harvested acres were adjusted to 1.28 million acres,

acre. Planted acres, at 620,000, were up 14 percent from last year and harvested acres, at 610,000, were up 13 percent from 2003. The good growing conditions

Harvested acres for grain were 25,000, down 13,000 acres from last year. Yields averaged 47 bushels per acre, the same as in 2003. Grain production totaled

If you have questions or problems with products or services regulated by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, you may write the Office of Public Affairs, Room 224, 19 Martin Luther King Drive, Atlanta 30334 or call 404-656-3645 (Atlanta) or 1-800-282-5852 (toll free statewide).

20,000 acres more than the during the summer allowed the 1,175,000 bushels, down 34 previous harvested acreage good yields, although somewhat percent from a year earlier. estimate, but 10,000 acres less than tempered by the September rains. Sorghum harvested as silage was

January Garden Chores

last year. Georgia's production in Digging was slowed by the 15,000 acres, the same as last year. All types of ornamental trees and such as winter sweet, winter

2004 is expected to total 1.80 September rains, but eventually Silage yields averaged 10 tons per shrubs can be planted this month. Daphne and winter honeysuckle.

million bales (480 lbs.), down 15 caught up as October was mild and acre, down 2 tons from 2003.

You still can plant bulbs, such Apply manure or compost to

percent from the 2.11 million dry.

Hay production in 2004 totaled as crocus, daffodils, Dutch iris, your garden soil and tum it under

produced in 2003.

Soybean production is set at 1.62 million tons, 10 percent less hyacinths and tulips, if you do so now to get the soil in good shape

Georgia's com crop for 2004 8.37 million bushels, up 41 percent than in 2003. Yields averaged 2.70 before the end of the month.

for spring planting.

benefitted from the June rains and from last year. The increased tons per acre from all cuttings, If you would like to provide Begin sowing seeds of dill,

irrigation. Yield was 130 bushels production can be attributed to an down from the 3.00 tons in 2003. some fragrance to your landscape chives and coriander if you plan to

per harvested acre, the second increase in acreage. Planted acres Acreage harvested was the same as during the cold weather months, set include these herbs in your garden

highest yield on record, behind at 280,000, were up 47 percent last year at 600,000.

out some winter-flowering shrubs, this spring.

Wednesday November 24, 2004
Buying a Horse
(Continued from Page 1)

THE MARKET BULLETIN
Protection Against Agroterrorism
(Continued from Page 1)

Page 11

younger horses will require given this authority as part of its information impacting agriculture, System, which will be "At a time when we are living

training, which will add expense to responsibility to insure that all such as reportable animal diseases, incorporated into the Agricultural under a constant threat of

your original purchase price.

equine are provided with adequate food safety concerns, and possible Information Sharing and Analysis terrorism, it is vital that our

Have the animal checked by a food and water, and are treated and criminal activity against Center;

nation protect its agricultural

veterinarian. Obtain all the horse's cared for in a humane manner. The agricultural operations;

Training veterinarians and industry and food supply," Irvin

medical records from the owner Act provides for inspections,

To complete homeland agricultural specialists to be part said. "We have made much

and have the veterinarian check impoundment, care, and security agriculture assessments in of the reporting and response progress in our state, but we have

them. The most important document to ask for is the current

disposition, equine.

including

the

sale

of

local jurisdictions Other a~tions taken under

the

networks; Planning

animal

and

food

more work to do. Our department will continue to work

Coggins report (results of blood According to Equine Health agriculture homeland security plan safety response training exercises. to achieve the resources needed

test for Equine Infectious Anemia). Director Melinda Dennis, the include:

The Department also has to protect our food supply and to

If the owner cannot produce this cheapest part of owning a horse is Setting up an electronic, web- additional plans to be executed ensure its safety in the event of a

document showing the horse has the actual purchase price. based Reportable Animal Diseases within the next several months. terrorist attack."

tested negative for EIA within the "Inexperienced horse buyers often

past 12 months, do not complete do not realize all the associated the sale until: 1) the owner has had costs that come with owning a the horse tested and provided you horse," she said. "It's the costs of with this documentation, or 2) the feed, veterinary and farrier care,

Pavilion Award
(Continued from Page 12)

Georgia FFA Releases Pictorial History
For more than 75 years Georgia For just $34.95 plus $5.95

owner agrees to allow you to have and sometimes pasture rent and

FFA has been a vital organization shipping and handling, you can own

the horse tested. If you agree to the boarding costs, that make horse Georgia grown commodities along in shaping tomorrow's leaders a copy of this beautiful 8.5'' x 11"

latter option, you may want to ask ownership impractical for some with plants designated as Georgia today, and it has made an impact on hard cover volume. It features 160

the owner to deduct the cost of the people."

Gold Medal winners.

students, teachers, communities, pages of interesting facts, stories,

vet visit from the sale price since "When equine must be "The popularity and success of and on the daily lives of Georgians. and photographs, many of which are

you are incurring the expense.

impounded due to neglect or abuse, the new Pavilion ensures its place The history of the Georgia FFA full color. Proceeds benefit the

If the horse is young and/or hard our Equine Health Staff and a at future Fairs, and with support Association and its bright future Georgia FFA Foundation.

to handle, be sure to have an number of dedicated volunteers from Georgia's commodity now has been chronicled in a To order your copy by mail,

experienced handler on site when work hard to rehabilitate them," organizations, will continue to be handsome pictorial. From the make a check payable to Georgia

the vet examines the horse. Also, Irvin said. Dennis advised an outstanding element of Georgia remembrances of the first chapter FFA Foundation along with a note

consult the vet about any special potential bidders to thoroughly National Fair's Stories of in Statham, to the magical 75th indicating the shipping address and

feeds, supplements, or special care research the cost of buying and Agriculture Program," said anniversary celebration with the number of copies you are

the horse may require.

owning a horse before attending Froehlich.

President Jimmy Carter, the ordering. Mail request to: Georgia

Observe the behavior of the one of the department's equine Since 1992, the Georgia Georgia FFA shares its roots and FFA Foundation, P.O. Box 269,

horse around people and other auctions. "Our goal is to make sure National Fair has won a total of 56 stretches its wings to showcase the Chula, GA 31733

horses. If the horse "acts up" these animals are never again in a IAFE awards for its agricultural, best and brightest students, To order by phone or to

around other people or horses when situation in which they are competitive exhibits and achievements,

and receive more information, call

you see it for the first time, it will neglected or abused."

communications programs.

accomplishments.

(800) 323-0124.

more than likely exhibit the same

behavior when you own it. If you like the horse but you just can't be

Ag Day Contest

"Fruits" of Our Labor

sure of its behavior based on your first visit, ask the owner if you can keep the horse for a few days before making a decision.

(Continued from Page 12) * Dewline for entries is

The Market Bulletin office receives many photos and letters from subscribers who enjoy gardening and wish to share the fruits of their labor with our readers. Here are just a few samples of some of the gardeners and their harvests.

Consider how the horse will be February 25, 2005 (postmarked).

used. Some breeds are desirable *All entries become the

for certain activities, such as trail property of the Georgia

riding, barrel racing, etc. For Department of Agriculture and

instance, you will not want a horse cannot be returned to the owner.

noted for jumping if you want it for roping. Also, inquire if the horse is registered, and if so, ask to see copies of the registration. You also may want to check the horse's bloodline (pedigree) if you will be breeding the horse.
Decide if the horse will live

Written Category Guidelines
* Students in grades 4-8 must
prepare an essay of 100-250 words on the theme.
* Students in grades 9-12 must
prepare an essay of 250-750 words
on the theme.

outdoors, in your barn, or at a

Visual Art Guidelines

boarding facility. If the horse will * This category is open to all age be kept outdoors, you will need to groups. have pasture fences ready before * Entries may be photo or art, bringing it home. Also, make sure but only one entry per person is to have a sturdy shed or some type allowed. of shelter to protect the horse from * Photos may be in black and the elements. Some horses. white or color, and prints must be at especially light colored ones, can least 3x5 inches, but no larger than be sensitive to the sun and can get 8.5x 11 inches. Photographic slides

J. Dempsey Dunagon (right) of Gainesville, Ga., shows off the pumpkin he grew in his garden. The pumpkin weighed-in at 140 1/2 pounds. Also shown is Dunagon's son, Randall.

Horace Gibson of Grayson, Ga., had a good crop of gourds this year, even though excessive rains caused some of them to spoil. Here he is shown with some of the "swan" gourds he grew in his backyard garden.

sunburned if they have no shelter. will not be accepted.

Obtain the necessary supplies * Artwork may be done in

for the horse. Make sure there is a pencil, charcoal, pastels,

local feed/seed store or a farmer in watercolors, oils, acrylics, ink or a

your area where you can purchase combination of these media.

feed, hay and basic equine supplies. Entries should be at least 8.5x 11

If you do not know the best variety inches and not larger than poster

of hay for the horse, consult your board size (28x30 inches).

veterinarian. Following are some * Entries must depict the theme

of the basic supplies you will need: and will be selected based on

lead rope, halter, hoof pick, composition, creativity and

grooming tools and fly spray. For originality.

riding, you 'II also need tack *All entries become the

supplies, such as a bridle and property of the Georgia

saddle.

Department of Agriculture and

Unfortunately, some horse cannot be returned to the owner.

owners find themselves unable to Should you have any questions,

properly care for their animals, and please contact the office of

the animals must be impounded. Consumer Affairs at (404) 656-

Under the Humane Care for 3645 (Atlanta) or 1-800-282-5852

Equines Act, the department was (statewide).

Walt Woodard of Cedartown grew these okra plants in his home garden. Woodard said the plants were more that ten feet tall, as he is six feet himself. He noted that the variety was Texas Long, and the pods grew to a length of ten inches. Woodard also enjoyed sharing his harvest with friends and neighbors.

This crop of organic white velvet okra was almost destroyed by hurricane Jeanne, according to the grower, Prince Jones Sr. of Cusseta, Ga. Even after the stalks were blown over on the ground by the storm, they were still bearing and the pods had to be cut every two days.

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Agribusiness Council to Host State Legislative Breakfast
Georgia Agribusiness Council has scheduled its State Legislative Breakfast Feb. 2, 2005, in Atlanta. The event will be held at 7:30 a.m. in the Georgia Railroad Depot, located just a block from the Capitol.
The Council will host members of the Georgia General Assembly, Constitutional Officers, and leaders from every comer of state government at this event which has become one of the focal points for agriculture during the Legislative Session.
Single tickets can be purchased for $40. Companies or organizations can become a co-host by purchasing a table for eight for $320, which also includes signage and name listing on event materials.
For more information, call the Council at (800) 726-2474 or register online at www.ga-agribusiness.org. Registration deadline is Jan. 28, 2005.
Agribusiness is a $56. 7 billion industry in Georgia representing 16 percent of the state's employment base. GAC, a nonprofit organization, has as its mission "to advance the business of agriculture and promote environmental stewardship to enhance the quality of life for all Georgians.
Pavilion Award
(Continued from Page 1)
member fairs and expositions throughout the U.S. and the world.
The Georgia Grown Pavilion became the center piece of Heritage Hall at the 2003 Fair after a long-standing desire to expand the Fruits Story (which started with Georgia apples and peaches) into a more complete story of Georgia's fruits, vegetables, nuts, flowers and green industry. Many of Georgia's commodity groups, including those for peaches, apples, strawberries, peanuts, pecans, watermelons, flowers, and wine grapes, as well as Georgia's Green Industry, USDA, the Houston County Master Gardeners and the Georgia Department of Agriculture, collaborated to make the exhibit a success. Dr. Kathy Taylor, research specialist for fruit crops at the University of Georgia Horticulture Department, along with assistance from Janice Whitaker with the Georgia Peach Council, were instrumental in the planning and implementation of the award-winning Pavilion.
After sampling fried peanuts cooked on the spot by volunteers and staff of the Georgia Peanut Commission, visitors to the 2004 Georgia Grown Pavilion were provided the opportunity to purchase
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Soybean Expo Set Feb. 1 in Statesboro
Soybean and small grain producers, users and buyers will want to make plans to attend the Soybean/Small Grain Expo in Statesboro Feb. 1, 2005. The event will be held at the Nessmith-Lane Building at Georgia Southern University.
The expo will provide up-to-date marketing projections and the newest production techniques, as well as remarks from University of Georgia College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences leaders. High yield and production efficient winners of both soybeans and wheat will be recognized, and presenters will cover the new soybean rust threat in detail.
For additional information, contact the Georgia/Florida Soybean Association at (706) 542-3793.

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DNR Offers Incentive-Based Land Stewardship Program

A new incentive-based land stewardship program for private lands is now being offered by the Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division. This program, the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP), provides various incentive payments and cost sharing for projects designed to create, improve, or restore habitat for endangered and threatened species and other species of conservation concern. Focus areas selected for LIP projects include the Conasauga River and its tributaries (Murray and Whitfield Counties) and the upper Etowah River and its tributaries (Cherokee, Pickens, Dawson, Forsyth, and Lumpkin Counties) in northwest Georgia, and the Chickasawhatchee Creek watershed (Dougherty, Calhoun, Baker, and Terrell Counties), and the Red Hills region (Thomas and Grady Counties) in the southwest comer of the state.
In the Conasauga and upper Etowah watersheds, establishing stream buffer vegetation and fencing cattle away from streams are practices that a landowner can do to receive incentive or cost-share payments. These practices help protect water quality for rare mussel and fish species, other wildlife species, and people. Planting Longleaf Pine trees in the Chickasawhatchee watershed is a practice

LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Prices for 2004 at Georgia Auction Markets, Georgia Department of A"griculture and U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating, Federal State Livestock Market News and Grading Service. For daily quotations, call (229) 226-1641 (7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.).

SLAUGHTER CATILE
cows

AVERAGES

Breakers 75-80% Lean ................51.44

Boners 80-85% Lean ..................53.29

Lean 85-90% Lean ......................49.24

BULLS

Yield Grade 1

1000-1500 lbs.............................63.49

1500-2100 lbs.............................65.88

FEEDER CLASSES

STEERS: MEDIUM AND LARGE FRAME

1-2

200-300 lbs. .. ............................ 151.94

300-400 lbs............................... 134.37

400-500 lbs ............................... 118.12

500-600 lbs...............................106.07

600-700 lbs.................................98.12

700-800 lbs...............................90.462

STEERS: MEDIUM AND LARGE FRAME

2-3

200-300 lbs............................... 132.81

300-400 lbs............................... 119.37

400-500 lbs...............................106.63

500-600 lbs.................................96.31

HEIFERS

MED. & LARGE FRAME NO. 1

200-300 lbs. ..............................128.82

300-400 lbs............................... 118.79

400-500 lbs............................... 108.06

500-600 lbs.................................99.25

600-700 lbs.................................92.25

GOATS

SLAUGHTER CLASSES SELECTION 2

BILLIES/BUCKS

75-100 lbs...................................80.58

100-150 lbs ............................... 102.23

150-300 lbs...............................137.26

NANNIES/DOES

60-80 lbs.....................................56.37

80-100 lbs...................................72.21

100-140 lbs........ .'........................91.53

KIDS & YEARLINGS

20-40 lbs.....................................41.28

40-60 lbs.....................................55.90

60-80 lbs.....................................68.72

that can qualify for cost-sharing, and prescribed fire, hardwood removal, as well as other practices that benefit Redcockaded Woodpeckers may be eligible for incentive payments or cost-share monies in the Red Hills. Other land management practices also may qualify. Suitability will be determined by the Department of Natural Resources with the help of other conservation agencies and organizations.
Any private landowner with property in one of the target areas and meeting certain other criteria can apply. Projects selected to receive funding will be those that provide the most benefit to conservation efforts for species of conservation concern. If you have an interest in participating in this progran1 or would like more information, contact:
.Todd Schneider DNR, Wildlife Resources Division Nongame WildlifeNatural Heritage Section 116 Rum Creek Drive Forsyth, GA 31029 Phone: (478)994-1438 Fax: (478)993-3050 e-mail:todd_schneider@ dnr.state.ga.us
Notice of Auction of Equine
Pursuant to Section 4-13-7 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (Humane Care for Equines Act). the Georgia Department of Agriculture will conduct a live auction on the following equine as grade horses, to wit:
12 year old bay Quarter Horse mare 2 year old sorrel/white Paint mare 6 year old black Quarter Horse X mare 6 month old bay Grade filly 3 year old buckskin Quarter Horse X mare 3 year old black Quarter Horse X mare 15 year old sorrel Quarter Horse mare 20 year old red dun Quarter Horse mare 17 year old Quarter Horse mare IO year old sorrel Quarter Horse mare 9 month old bay Quarter Horse X filly I I year old sorrel Quarter Horse mare 8 year old sorrel Quarter Horse mare 7 year old black Miniature mare 7 month old chestnut/white pinto Miniature filly 6 month old bay Arabian colt 7 year old gray Arabian mare 9 year old bay Arabian mare 6 year old gray Arabian mare 5 year old bay Arabian mare 7 year old gray Arabian mare 5 year old chestnut Arabian mare 5 year old chestnut Arabian mare 7 year old chestnut Arabian mare 18 year old bay Quarter Horse mare 3 year old chestnut Arabian stallion 2 year old gray Arabian stallion 2 year old chestnut Arabian stallion Said equine are being sold as impounded animals under the authority of Chapter 13 of Title 4 of O.C.G.A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). 19 year old bay Quarter Horse gelding Said equine are being sold as impounded animals previously owned by Lynn Helton & Jeff Colbertson under the authority of Chapter I3 of Title 4 of 0.C.G.A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). The auction will be held at the Georgia Department of Agriculture Impound Facility in Decatur, GA at I :00 p.m. on Saturday. January 22. 2005. The said equine may be inspected at the facility from 11 :00 a.m. until I :00 p.m. on Saturday. January 22. 2005. Pictures of the equine are located on the Department web~ite: www.agr. state.ga.us For directions to location, call the Equine Division at (404) 656-3713. (Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Sealed bids will not be accepted on these equine. No representation i~ made regarding any registration or po~sible registration of said equine nor of the physical condition of said equine. Any documentation in possession of the Department of Agriculture regarding regi~tration. physical condition or past veterinary treatment of said equine is available upon request; however, not withstanding the availability of such documentation. or lack thereof. or verbal information given lo the Department. said sale is for the equine on an "as is'' basi~ without any representation regarding registration. physical condition or acceptable use of the animal. The successful bidder must be prepared to tender the price by cashiers check or money order and move the animal from the impoundment facility by 6 p.m. on Monday. January 24. 2005. Payment may be made at the time the animal is picked up. If a successful bidder fails to tender the price as required, the Georgia Department of Agriculture may refuse to accept any other bids made by the successful bidder at this auction or any future auction. These horses are subject to periodic inspection by the Georgia Department of Agriculture for a period of 24 months.

Wednesday January 19, 2005
Annual Agriculture Day
Contest Now Underway
March 10 is designated as Agriculture Day in Georgia for 2005, and to highlight the importance of agriculture in our state, the Georgia Department of Agriculture and the Georgia Agriculture in the Classroom Council Inc. are sponsoring an essay and photo/art contest for Georgia students. The theme for this year's contest is: "Georgia Agriculture--Your Key to a Healthy and Long Life."
The contest has two primary categories -- written and visual art. The written category is open to students in grades 4-8 and 9- 12, while the visual art category is open to all age groups and includes both photos and artwork.
First, second and third place winners in all three categories will be awarded $100, $50 and $25 cash prizes, respectively. Honorable mentions also will be named. Commissioner Tommy Irvin will invite all winners, honorable mentions and their guests to Atlanta for a special awards presentation, with special guests, Governor George "Sonny" Perdue and Charles Hall, Executive Director of the Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association.
Agriculture Day 2005 - Official Contest Rules
General Guidelines for Written and Visual Art Categories
* Name, age, grade, school, home
county, home telephone number (including area code), and teacher's name must be typed or printed legibly in ink and stapled to the top of written entries; photos and artwork also must include the same information (if submitted by a student) securely attached on a separate sheet of paper. Entries not bearing this information will be disqualified.
* The contest is restricted to Georgia
residents. Winners will be announced in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. Contest entries should be mailed to Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4250.
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