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GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE  TOMMY IRVIN, COMMISSIONER 
 
Vol. ii6, No. 2 
 
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
Copyright 2007 
 
Farmland Edition Scheduled March 14 
 
Apprecia(ing Ga. Farms Both Past and Present 
 
AgricuJture is steeped in history in our state as evidenced through archaeological research documenting agricultural practices by Native Americans as far back as A.D. 500-1000. From the earth came the gift of sustenance then, as it does now. Unfortunately, appreciation o~ this gift is not as great as I' m sure it once was during the difficult lives of native peoples. 
I am fortunate to work in an environment' that does appreciate the 
Our guest columnist this week is Claudia Oakes, Executive Dir-ector, Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home , 50:1 Riverside. Parkway,~ &me, GA 30162-0373 . 
 
effort and bounty of a farm and equaUy 
 
grateful in knowi ng that our work ensures 
 
that the knowledge of the past is 
 
preserved, 
 
The Chieftains 
 
Museum/Major Ridge Home, located in 
 
Rome, Georgi.a, was the home of Major 
 
Ridge who was an important figure in 
 
Cherokee history. Ridge built his home 
 
around 1819, and it today remains 
 
Rome's oldest home. His property~ which 
 
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The Spring Farmland Edition of the 
 
Market Bulletin will be published March 
 
14, 2006; deadline for this issue is Feb. 
 
21. Please adhere to the following 
 
guidelines when submitting farmland 
 
advertisements for the farmland edition. 
* On\y fartnland may be advertised. 
 
Land tracts must be at least five acres in 
 
size and located in Georgia. 
* Indicate acreage and county where 
 
your property is located . 
 
 
 
* All property must be for sale by 
 
areowner; no real estate brokers .or agents allowed to advertise; property under 
 
contract with a real estate agent or broker 
 
is not eligible for advertising. Consumers 
 
are encouraged to call the Market 
 
Bulletin office toU-free 1-800-282-5852, 
 
to report ads not in compliance with this 
 
requirement. 
* DesOl;ipt~<t terms shouJd be l ~mitee 
 
to those characterizing farm property or 
 
agricultural structures , such as barns, 
 
stables, etc.: descriptive. terms, such as 
 
$quare footage of homes, number of 
 
bedrooms, bathrooms, etc., will not be 
 
included for non-agricultural structures. 
* Only one ad per household per issue 
 
is permitted. 
 
LAGP Signup Und~rway In Four Ga. Counties 
 
Department Regulations Protect 
 
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin has announced the 
 
Buyers and Sellers of Firewood 
 
beginning of a sign-up, period foi: livestock producers in Chattahoochee, Ha1Tis, Muscogee and Stewart counties to 
 
As the temperature becomes cooler, two rows of wood cut into lengths of 24 apply for the Livestock Assistance Grant 
 
many consumers are beginning to stock up inches or 3 rows of wood cut into lengths Program (LAGP). Under the USDA 
 
on firewood for the winter months. With of 16 inches. 
 
eligibility requirements, only these four 
 
the firewood season now underway, both 
 
"Although some folks try to sell Georgia counties qualified for the 
 
buyers and seUers of ftrewood should be firewood by the truckload, face cord or program, which provides block grants to 
 
familiar with Georgia Department of rack, these are not legally recognized states to help .Live.stock producers 
 
Agriculture regulations governing measurements," 
 
said 
 
Georgia partially recover forage production Losses 
 
firewood sales. 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture -Tommy  due to certain drought conditions during 
 
Accordi.ng to regulations administered Irvin. "In Georgia, firewood can be 2006. 
 
by the department's Fuels and Measures advertised and sold only by the cord, 
 
The block grants are part of a USDA 
 
D ivision, wood of any type so.Id as fuel for fraction thereof, or cubic measure." 
 
drought assistance package announced in 
 
fireplaces or stoves must be sold by the 
 
cord or cubic measure. A cord is defined as 
 
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128 cubic feet of wood stacked by the line 
 
or . row in a compact manner with individual pieces touching. The cord can be 
 
Annual Agriculture Day Contest Now Underway 
 
four feet high, four feet wide and eight feet 
 
long\ or any . combination of these measurements (height, width and length) 
 
March 15 is designated as Agriculrure Day in Georgia for 2007. To highlight the 
 
year's contest is: "Agriculture - for a Secure Future" . 
 
that yield 128 cubic feet of firewoqd (4 ft.  vital contributions farmers and 
 
x 4 ft. x 8 ft.= 128 cubic feet). 
 
agribusiJ1esses make to our state and 
 
The competition has two primary catego1ies -- written and visual art. The 
 
Although consumers can easily measure the height and width of a cord of wood, they should pay particular attention to the 
 
nation, the Georgia Department of Agricultnre .and the Georgia Agriculture in the Classroom Council, Inc ., are 
 
written category is open to students in grades 4-8 and 9-12; the visual art category is open to students in grades K-12. 
 
depth of the cord. For instance, to provide sponsoring an essay and photo/art contest 
 
a depth of 4 feet (48 inches), it wou1d take foi: Georgia students. The theme for this 
 
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* For best results, include the price of 
the 'property in the notice. 
* Farmland ads cannot exceed 30 
words in length; a 30-word ad includes name, city, phone number or name and complete address. 
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International Expo Set In Atlanta Jan. 24-26 
The International Poultry Exposition is scheduled at the Georgia  World Congress Center in Atlanta Jano<-1ry 2426, 2007. This year's event will include the new Feed Expo section being cosponsored by the American Feed Industry Association and the lPE. The American Feed Industry Association 's International Feed Expo is the largest animal feed and ingredient show in the world. With this new addition , the lPE is expected to grow by an additional 100 exhibitors and 20,000 attendees . 
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Notice 
Ad Deadline for the Feb. 14 issue 
is noon Jan. 31 
 
 Page 2 
 
T HE MARKET BULLET IN 
 
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
Would like to work some part time for bow 2 row cultivator, Covington planters and Bucket truck Ford 350, runs good, tooks 
 
Advertising Guidelines 
 
hunting privileges. William Rice Monroe 770 lertilizer distributors, extra plates and cogs, good. needs hydraulic horses repaired, 
 
267-4355 
 
$1750. Marvin Dixon 271 Peacock Road 54000. Frank Jo~ner Mldwa~ 9128842S63 
 
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FARM MACHINERY 
 
Quitman 31643 229263-7371 2292632475 Bushhog 9044 Peanut combine. low hrs.. in 2 row cultivator, vgc wl new sweeps, $300: 2 exc. cond.: 12 row 100 gal. Van's sprayer. in 
4-row cultivator lrames, 540 each. Richard exc. cond. Hugh Hosch Waynesboro 770- 
 
Bulletin must relate to the U.S. mail, faesimile transmission. or via the 
 
II you have queshons regarding 1111s Bobo Macon 478-7S15676 
 
7S9-3258 
 
farm1ng/a911cultural industry or be a part Internet through the Market Bulletin category. call Ashley Simpson at 404651 2 Single row planters, both $100; 2 Bushhog hydraulic wood spfitter with hoses. 
 
thereof: any and all item(s) submitted lor website. Notices sent via mail Of fax must 9081 or4046519082. 
 
stainless steel hog leaders, bolh for $100. 3pt hitch, $250. Max Hartman Douglasville 
 
sale through the BULLETIN must meet at be legible, on a single sheet ol paper 
 
Only farm machi nery and equipment Mark Walkins Elberton 706283-4974 
 
77().949-8394 
 
least one of tho following c"leria: 1) must be produced by the adveniser 
on his/her own !arming operation. 2) must be made by the advertiser lrom 
materials on his/her own farming operation, 
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owned by the advertiser and used In his/her own farmi ng operation can be advertised ; those perso ns advertising tor machi nery and equipment wanted must be seeking t hose Items for their own farming operation. 
'02 MS700 Kubota, 21Shrs.. 54hp, Ssp shuttle shirt, remote hyd.. front weights, sheltered. shop manual, $15.000. Milton Mills Athens 7065492399 
03 Mobfle Dimension Saw mill. runs great, only 21 hrs.. 3 blades cut up to 12x16". 6S horsepower engine. Rebecca Geary Ri chmond Hiil 31324 912727-3447 
1 Super A Farman. 1 H Farmall, 1 0 10 disc harrow. Harold Flanigan Hosc hton 77094S 4S1S 
1Ohp Briggs Stratton Chipper. good machine by MTD, like new; DR Briggs trimmer/mower. Shp Briggs and Stratlon. Joe Austin Acworth 7709746276 
 
2 TD1S Internationals. also 140 Farman equip. SCO()p plow. 3pt hitch. blade cultivator feet & plows. Clinton Bagley Dahlo nega 706> 864-5176 
2 Wisconsin VH40 engines, best offer. snap ori heavy duty road chest. very good 'cond.. $600. Robert Smith Coolidge 2294031079 
20' Hat wt4 dovetail. 2 52001b. axles. no elec. Mes., tag-along. S2200/lirm. call alter 6pm. Navey Johnson Ludowici 9 12654 2371 
2001 Bobcat S73 Skidsteer.1300 hrs, new 12000k !railer. 6k l.andscape rake. serious only, $21,000. Kevin Culpepper Woodstock n o-883-749 8 
2003 Halmark enclosed trailer. 2Sft long, Sit wide, blue in color side door, vendor door lilts up, etc. Robin Hughes Ballground 6786S7 3S06 
2004 Kubota 3830 tractor, 4WD. GST, fie loader, 2SO hrs., 7' bushhog, rototiller, 
 
Case front end loader. 4wd rubber tire, runs good, looks good, $7500. James Rowland Hampton n0-227-S258 
Case 450 track loader with 4 in 1 bucket and back hoe, $12,500. G. Johnson 501 Helens Or. Dawsonville 30534 77Q.8931S1S 770842-01S9 
Case IH 2155 cotton picker, 1375 Ian hrs.. good condition, S3S.OOO/obo. Tim Milford Hartwell 706-376-4781 706-436-3397 
Case IH 23SS combine. 200S model, loaded field tractor, 610 engine, S2S separator. 2Sft 1020 platform. Kenneth Williamson 398 Meadowlark Ad Fltzgearld 317SO 229-468S937 
Corley Sawmill(on steel), 3 phase generator 9001000hrs.. 671 Detroit engine, 4 cyl. Harvo}'. Herod La Fa~ette 706397240S 
D7, cable drive, good for parts, good 12' blade. tracks, missing radiator, starter, $ 1200. Paul Johnston Roopvllle 40439161S6 
 
telephone directories or yellow pages'. displayed, select Market Bulletin - Ads. A 
 
1S' J.D. harrow. $2SOO; 1S' J.D. harrow. boxscrape , $1 9 ,900. Jason Dockery Danuser post hole digger, S" and 12" 
 
etc.). Ottier Indicators Include, but are not listing or ad categories for the current issue $2SOO: 14' Bush Hog. $3SOO: M.F. SO Cleveland 7068654549 
 
augers. exc. cond.. $7SO. Ed Henderson 
 
limited to, holding business licenses and will display. Click on the option Submit an Industrial w/loader, $3800. Royce Hulett 2004 Kubota L3130 4wd tractor. LASl3 Cair o 229226-3460 
 
holding regulatory licenses/permits/ Ad, and an online ad form will appear'. Fill Hazlehurs t 912-37S300S 9122530161 
 
loader R4 tires, FST trans. 157.7 hours, like David Bradley, new engine, 2 wheel walk 
 
registrations. 
 
out the form, making sure to fill in the 
 
16' square bale hay converter, electric new, always sheltered, S1S.S50. Chad Knott behind garden tractor, 4 pieces of equipt., 
 
 Georgia residents only may advertise in required fields. Please adhere to the motor. $500. William Redmond Rock Spring Cleveland 706-892-4880 
 
layoH cultivator, scrape blade, etc. L. Moulder 
 
the Market Bulletin with the following advenising guidelines when completing the 423580-344g 
 
2004 Mahindra 6000 DI 4WD tractor. 888 Moreland 770253-9S74 
 
exception: outolstate residents may form. links to general and specific ad 
 
t 600 gal SS/cone bottom mixer on 12 ton hours, 3 yr powertrain warranty. going out of Deutz tractors. 7206, $6,300; 5506, $5.300; 
 
advertise only in lhe Out-olState Wanted category guidelines are provided on the ad 
 
category. 
 
lorm. When the form is completed, click on 
 
scale. pallet boiler in new condition. $1500 business. SlS,000. Terry Payne Ellijay 706 pictures can be sent. S. House .Sliver Creek 
 
each, $2750 both. T. causey Bax ley 912 635-1602 
 
706-767-0839 
 
"The editor has the authority to designate the Submit Ad option at the bottom of the 3679736 
 
2005 K.M.C. 4 row peanut plow, like new: Dirt Scoop, box scrape, axe. cond., both 3 
 
the length of ads and the number or ads lorm. If the ad is successfully transmitted, 
 
1900 FOfd llactor, farmhand loader, rebuilt 12 row 200 gal. Van's sprayer, in exc. cond. pt hitch. S500/both. Raymon Harrison 
 
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engine. new clutch, good rubber, S7500: EdWard Neidlinger Way nesbo ro 7065S1 Flowe~ Branch 770-9656287 
 
trailer, 7)(16, tandem axle, $1550. Dave Cook 0905 
 
Dixie Chopper, 27 hp Kohler engine. 60' 
 
Buckhead 706-3385691 706-342-4238 1942 Farmall H, mint cond.. $3500. H. G. 
 
2006 brand new 20 disk harrow. used 1 
time, 6h JD 670 tiller, used 2 times, like new. 
 
eloctlic deck, 22 hrs.. super condition, $7,500. Scotty Moore Chester 47S2902722 47S 
 
Ridgeway Davisboro 47S-34S-417S 
 
etc. Hannah Stratton Clarkesville n0809 9346519 
 
1943 Farman H tractor, good restorab!e 4243 
 
Drag harrow, 1211.. 3pt hiteh, $150; chisel 
 
cond.. St.000. Steve Padgett Brooks 770- 2006 Case IH JX6S. 2WD. 4SS hrs.. plow, 7 shank, heavy duty Taylor Way, 5400. 
 
719-S1S2 
 
ROPS. rear tires 16.9X30. front tires 10.0016 Jacl< Phillips Wrens 706-5476674 
 
1949 John Deere Model B for parts or 3 rib, exc. cond., $17,200. Aqualand Farms 
 
restoring, $1.000. Melvyn Rowell Roberta 47S8363388 
1950 Farman Cub. good paint,12 volt. many new parts. runs. $1000. Richard Ryan Riverdale 7709960S04 
1952 Farmall Super C. $1700: Cub Cadet 1720 hydro. $800. John Deere Cleveland 
 
Stapl eton 47S-3770210 47S62S1232 2006 Kawasaki mule, model 3010. 29 hrs.. 
mud light tires, roof included. 1 1/2 yr. warranty. T. H. Bentley Monroe 7702666942 7704S00499 
21' Gooseneck trailer with S' dovetail, helper spring ramps, 8' wide. very nice. used 
 
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in M)' fonn or incorpomtcd into any infom1.~1ion rc1ricval sys1cm withoul I~ \\'linen C()nSCnl of1hc 
Goorgin DcJ>.'lrtmcn1 ofAgricuhurc. 
 
70687897SO 
 
very little, $6200. Sidney Keadle Thomaston 
 
19S8 Ford so1 diesel, restored. Bryan 706647232S 
 
Dasher Spri ngfield 912-754-1769 
 
24ft. Bushhog Harrow, $1,250: Vermeer 
 
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1964 Ford 601 Workmastor. 12v. 3pt hitch, 60SC round baler, S52S. Russ Griffin Chula runs good, $4200/obo; Husqvarna 6SOO watt 2293S20153 generator. 1Shrs., $1000. Glynn Darby SociaI 250 gal. fuel oil tank. $200. Billy Hall 
 
FARMERS & CONSUMERS 
 
Clrc le 7704640060 77071SS1 16 
 
Chickamauga 70637S3915 70637S3915 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
1964 Ford 641 WorkMaster, gasoline 2SKW PTO Generator with manual double 
 
engine. 3polnt hitch. Pete Griffin Perry 37S thro.w switch, $1800. Mike Dixon Clayton 
 
9S7-3777 47S9SS321S 
 
706-7S2S665 
 
1968 11so Case track loader, has bad . 3 old manure spreaders. 1 grain elevaror engine. $3500. Tommy James Hull 706369 repair, parts only, best offer. Mike Tilock 
 
(ISSN 0889-5619) is published biweekly 
by the Georgia Department of Agriculture 
 
8809 
 
Alpharetta 770-442-0660 
 
1g Martin Luther King Jr. Drive 
 
1970 JD3020 diesel synchro, factory 3pt backhoe attach., Kelly mdlBSSI . 
 
Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4250 
 
ROPS/canopy, vgc. Durabilt 3 cu. yard dirtpan, 6 It box blade. SS. gallon sprayer. etc. R. Smith Coolidge 2292270711 
1971 Allis Chalmers crawler, runs great, 11ft. tilt blade, engine rebuilt, tracks and 
 
2,000psi. PTO driven pump for S080hp traCIOr, approx. 12 reach & 24", good cond.. 54,000. Matt Getsinger Louisville 47S494 
8663 
4-000 Ford tractor, duel hd. new paint, Slip 
 
4046563722 
Fax 404-463-438g Of!ICIO hours 8 a m.-4:30 p.m. MonclayFnday 
Tommy Irvin, Commissioner 
 
number in their ads. but mailing address may be published in lieu or phone number. However. it is important that advertisers provide a phone number When submitting ads in tho ovent Bulletin ad personnel need to contact them concerning their ads. Advertisers who do not wanr a telephone number printed in their ads should note this fact when submitting the notice to the Bulletin.  Each notice submitted for publication must be in writing: ads cannot be raken 
FARM EMPLOYMENT fl you l1sve quesrlons rogsrdtng ads m Mis 
category. call Ashley Simpson sf 404-651 9081 or4046519082. 
Only farm work o r farm help wanted advertisements allowed. No commerclal , 
 
Advertisers are advised to review requlremenlS under ad categories before submitting their notices. Note: Due to space limitations, all ad guidelines cannot bo fisted In the Bulletin each week. Advertisers who have questions 
concerning these guidelines may can 1 
8002S253S2, Sam.  4:30 p.m.. Monday  Friday, and ask for the ad department or write: Market Bulletin, Georgia Deparlll\ent of Agricullure, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW. Atlanta. GA 30334-4250. 
Need man/family to run a broiler farm. must have references w/phone numbers. housing/salary. Lynn Stark Resaca 70627S 4013 7062600091 
Need someone with experience in repairing 
12.S acre high tensil electric fence in the Griffin area. Danna Spivey Griffin 30224 770-2295570 
PT Horse farm manager, experience with 
 
undercarriage practically new, $9000/obo. Johnny Sturdivant Ellenw ood 404S10-4791 
1972 Ford 1 ton flatbed truck. 360 engine, runs good, needs transmission, $1000. Daryl Matthews VIiia Rica 7704592137 
1972 MF tractor 13S diesel, exc. cond., bushhog scrape. scoop, hay rake, $7000. C Dryden Palmetto 7703439330 
1974 Ford 3000, strong tractor good rubber: 197S MF 175, runs good, plenty of power, new tires. etc. Charles Nelson Perry 47S9S721 S6 
197S MF DSOOC. 6 cyl. diesel. 1s1 hp, shuttle shift pedal steer. tilt blade, 90% UC, $13,SOO. Gerald King Na shville 229686 3127 
1979 Ford F700, manure spreader 20'. 5+2 speed. 390 gas, rebuilt engine. top & bottom. chain & box, $4,SOO. M. Ray Crawfordvllle 706-4014329 
19S1 Massey Ferguson. diesel. model 230. soo actual hrs, like new, four pieces of 
 
Scoop Bushhog, weights sway bars. 54200. William Hiday Jackson 404-694-2070 
S11 Bradco backhoe, $3000; 72 in. Harley rake, S3900: 72 in. Rock Hound. $1200. will lit most skid steers. Brett Barton Monroe 7062 15-4580 
52 JD A model tricycle. runs good. all original, never restored, 54,000/obo: set of Athens offset harrows, $1500. M.T. Camp Monroe 770-267-0820 
Sit mower, needs tire and oil seal. $200: 5 shank JD plow, S200; S disc bush & bog. $250. V Jordan Bowman 70624S6964 
6 row no till JD planters, colters, KMC ripper spiders, hyd. row markers. $3.000. Bobby Evridge B~ron 47S-9S64550 
7SO lB true flow spreader, like new. great shape, Woods heavy duty sq. ball hay conveyor. etc. Rick Stratton Clarkesville 770 S727441 706S397025 
Sit JD pull type offset harrow. 60 hp tractor. minimum, $3250. Edward Wall Wi nder 770 
 
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19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Atlanta, GA 30334-4250 
To advor11so. you must be a resldon1 of Goorgla, oulOlSlato wanted column Is lhe only 
exoeption 10 this rule. Nollcos mus1 not exceed 20 
words oncl musl adhere 10 rules and regulalions pr9Qedlng oach ca1egory. All advor1isomen1s must bo received In wrihng. Deadline Is 
 
i ndu st ri al or domestic employme nt stallions, quickbooks and frozen semen equipment. James Knight Eastman 47S374 9623261 77086769S5 
 
Wednesday a1 noon. Send an notices to the 
 
permi tted . 
 
necessary, drug test required. John Allen 4979 47S689-0567 
 
SN and T020 tractors for parts. $600 abovo address. 
 
Experienced & dependable adult will care for your horses or livestock while you're away. Dianne Cassara Loganvllle no-554-SS74 
Full-time stable help, experience preferred, 
no- non-smoker. Scott Armour Moreland 
502-1936 
 
Commerce 706-476541 5 
Responsible individual or couple wanted for full time horse farm work, apartmenVutilities plus small salary. Wes Echols McDonough 404-92S9335 
Single male for produce farm, NE ~. 
 
1984 TD7E Int. wlth root rake, 6 way blade, $9.SOO. 0 Norton B rooklet 912S23-3443 912682S212 
1989 JD 670 tractor with loader, 1S horse. 3 cyl. diesel, turf li<es: 41t JD Roto mower, etc. John 
Woodlord Macon 478-4774)796 478-9722321 
 
each/firm. call for details. Thomas Teal Cantu la 7065S2-3134 
SN Ford tractor, good condition. new paint. $2500/obo, can deliver. Dan Phillips Royston 7062021130 
955 track front end loader, strong eng and 
 
ni. Farmons and Consumors Markel Bullotin assumos no responslblllry for any no1ice appoaring In lho Bulletin fl()( tor any 1tansacti0t\ resuh1ng rrom published no1ices. Advonisens 810 
' cautlon9d lhal l is agains1 lho law to mistej)<eson1 
any product ottered tor sale In a public nolice edvor11Semef11 casriod in any publicallOn that is 
 
Looking lor responsible, hard working house and share profits. Betty M Pettett 4460 1991 Ford tractor( 1920 series) 34hp, good undercarriage. S20,000/0BO. Morris doliveted lhrough Ille Unoted States mai. 
 
couple to work on broiler larm, housing Wesley Chapel Rd. Marietta 30062 770-SS2 t200hrs.. P.S. with Sit bushhog, 61t gill rollover. Moss Buchanan 30113 770-546-7204 
 
Tho Geo<gia Oop;wnont ol Agtlcullure does 
 
provided. 0 . Vu B ishop 706-318-3727 
Man looking lor job on North Ga. horse farm, exp. wneed & turnout, groundskeeplng, in exchange for housing & salary. Dave Claes Dawsonville 67S6229907 67S8970S20 
 
7160 
Want part time help at training facility. flexible hrs., exchange for salary and or lessons. Drew Olsen Villa Rica 404735-7769 
Will cut trees on your land, 20yrs 
 
& Sit Rhino finish mow81'. $10,500/obo. Ken 
Philrips Bogart 706-714-7282 
1994 Ford 1320 4WD w/loader, 1003hrs.. w/lraifer. 2 hay spears, scrape box. boom. bushhog. $9.200 lor all. etc. R. Parrish 
 
AllisChalmers 170, 4 cyl.. New Holland 
model 477 cutter, International Harvester sq. 
bale, Miller AC/DC welder, 16 horse. SS.500. Jamie Beck Cedartown 706-777-0604 
BE20W cable tool water well drill rig. 
 
no1 disctlminate on Ille baSIS ot sex. raco. COior, 
' ' nabOnal oogin, ego "' ~ty in 111o admis5lon ac:c4I$$ IO, 1rea1men1 in. llS employmol\1 Polte:y ot IS programs or ac:1ivt1ies. The Oopartmenl'S Adminlsttabon Division 81 t9 Mallin Lulhet Klng Jr. Drive. Allfnta. GA 30334-<1250 has 
 
Mature 17 yr. old looking lor any type or experience, references. reasonable prices Dahlonega n023S-0571 
 
ready to work, $17,000. Tony Moss Jasper bool'I doslgnatod to c:oot~nate compliance wilh 
 
farm emplOyment, has 2 yrs. of chicken farm exp. Shawn Arnold Catersv llle 770-3SS5443 
Need caretaker. parttime, lor small farm in SE Cherokee County. housing avail.. ref. and 
 
Steve Hudson Hiram 770-739-olOS 
Prepare Tools, E quipmen t For Winter Before Storing 
 
199S Ford 1720 diesel tractor. 30 hp and equlpt.. S26hrs. Sit, bushhog. all purpose plOw, 61t SCtape blade. $8000. Clinton Wilson Lula 770869-3276 
 
706337-2548 
Belco Hurricane flail mower, Sil, good shape, $600. Alan Ennis Marietta 770S26 6614 
 
the non-discnm.na\ion roqulromontS contained in Section 35.107 ol lhO Oeparlmonl of Justlco Regulations. lntorm81ion concerning 1ne provisions 01 lhO Amoricans wilh Disabilities Al:.1, and tho right.s ptO'Jlded lho<ounoor, 81e available 
 
bacl<ground check . Roger Bonds Freehome 
 
2 6row Monoseam twin planters, spray, air Bobcat bucket & tracks. good price. Roy 
 
n084634S1 
 
Drain gasoline from power tools. ru1d insectide. S3S.OOO, ea .. Amadas hard hose. Pruitt Douglasville 7709495453 
 
Need couple or individual 10 manage small run the engines until fuel i n the carburetor is J .O. unit, 4.000 It.. 6 In. pipe, $50,000. Felton Bottom plow, M/F, 3/14, field ready. gauge 
 
lrom lhe AdmlnJSlrelion OMsioo. ~ requ~o spoclat asslstanco In ullllilng our se please con1ac1 our aget1ey. 
 
cattle and horse larm, must be eperienced and have knowledge or rarm machinery. etc. Robert Anderson Savannah 9 1223S5533 
Need someone for light farm work . prefer retired person who needs a extra lnoome. Roder Shelton Hull 706543-3905 
 
used up before storing them for w i nter. 
Drain and store garden hoses because w;itcr left in~idc can damage the hose when it freezes. Remove soil from hoes. spades. and 
shovels. and coat metal partS with a 1hin layer of oil 10 deter rust . 
 
Leverette Ambrose 9123S92S77 9 12393 
 
534S 
 
. 
 
2 Allis Chambliss fork lifts, gasoline and propane. 2000ft. lilt: Nissan fork lift, S,000 lbs., automatic, $3900. Windle Sneed 4150 Union Church Rd Mc Donough 302S2 770-483-7007 
 
wheel, 3 extra new points, 5400/lirm. R.N. Bates Cochran 47S9347030 
Bradco 609 Backhoe ror skid steer loader, excellent condition, $6800, call after 6:00pm. Mike Burtoughs Dani elsvi lle 7062070288 706795-232S 
 
Publis h ed biweekly at Capitol S quare , Atlanta 30334. P eriodicals Postage paid at Atlanta, Ga. and additional offices. 
. 
 
 Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Page 3 
 
E-Z haul hay trailer gooseneck, 36ft. Generator: 4.4KW 7hp gasoline, 
 
Micheal Knowles Milan 229-868-5787 
 
12/120/240 volts, strong frame with handles & 
 
Farmall 100, hi-clear. 1955 model, good wheels, unused,  $499. Sean Taber 
 
mec/1anical, $2,200, rebuilt engine; Sit Fayetteville 770-367-1512 Bushhog, $400. Franklin E. Russell Sr. 887 _,G,_e_n_e-ra-to_r_: - 7-.S-,K""W'.-.....1-3_,h- p- -g-a-so_l,i.n..-e, 
 
Livest?ck Assistance Grant Program S~gniip 
(Continued from Page 1) 
 
Atwater Rd Thomaston 30286 .706-648-3736 121120/240 volts, strong frame with handles & 
 
Farmall Cub 1947, rusty, engine stuck. wheels, never used, $899. Gary Taber 
 
complete tractor, handlift, good tires, $500. Fayetteville 678-485-3134 
 
late August. USDA asked states to 16, 2007. 
 
certified to the department will be 
 
Porter Hammond Statesboro 912-8713.479 Generator: Diesel, portable, open frame, distribute the funds, and Governor Producers may print an calculated and the funds will be 
 
F:armall Cub restored, new tires, lots of equipment, $3500; also Jubilee & 600 Fords 
 
12/120/240 volts, unused, $1199. GD Taber Fayettevllle 770-461-3503 
 
Sonny Perdue asked Commissioner 
 
application from 
 
the depmtment's 
 
prorated on a per-head basis. GDA 
 
both restored, $3500 ea. JoAnn Herndon Go- For digger towable backtioe, 18hp Irvin to develop and administer the website www.agr.georgia.gov.. expects to mail payments to 
 
Hazlehurst 912-375-4320 Farmall Cub, red, repainted, exc. cond.. 
 
kohler eng., 12" bucket reps canopy, self propelled, 9' dig depth. Pam Thompson Hiram 
 
program for Georgia. 
 
Applications also are available qualifying producers by Marcb 30, 
 
12/volt, good metal/tires, belly mower. harrow, 30141 770-943-4384 
 
Beginning Jan. 15, 2007 , beef from USDA Farm Service Agency 2007. 
 
turn/disc, more, $3,195. Lloyd Smikle Grain drill 26 row, model 43 MF, $2000. cattle producers and sheep offices and Extension offices in the Irvin noted that GDA normally 
 
McDonough 770-957-5934 404-377-0988 Farmall H running, one new rear tire; AC 
 
Donald Newberry Lizella 478-781-6304 478447-5114 
 
producers 
 
who meet 
 
program des igna~ed counties. 
 
"Although does not administer such grant 
 
WO tractor running, $1650 each, delivery Gravely 814 lawn and garden tractor, heavy criteria can apply b~ self-certifying FSA and the Extension Service are programs. "This is new to us, and 
 
available. Lanier Burden Comer 706-7833920 
 
duty mower deck, looks and runs great, $650. Wallace Hay Leary 229-886-8379 
 
their 
 
herd 
 
numbers 
 
and 
 
drought 
 
not administering this program, we. we 
 
ask 
 
producers 
 
to 
 
please 
 
be 
 
Ferguson 30 tractor, $2850; 6' bushhog, Hay cutter, fort 7 disc, like new, $3500. Allen related expenses to the Georgia are making forms available in these patient' through this process," he 
 
$600; boom pole, $100. L. Blankenbaker Conner Clermont 770-983-7645. 
 
Department of Agriculture. 
 
locations for the convenience of said. The Commissioner also noted 
 
Dallas 770-443-2434 770-337-9151 
 
Heater Barn/Shop propane, 600,000 BTU, 
 
Ferguson Tq 20, gas engine, runs good, $300; PTO generator on trailer 30KW, $2200, 
 
"It's unfortunat~ that out of the producers," Irvin said. 
 
The that GDA has a Frequently Asked 
 
hydraulics work, $1850. Jon Montelin Locust several feed bins. John Frassrand $50 million. allocated by USDA for Commissioner also reminded Question document as well as more 
 
Grove 770-914-2427 Ford 1300, 719 hrs., turf tires with finish 
 
Chickamauga 706-539-9974 Heavy farm utility trailer 14x18 foot length 
 
this program, Lhat only $11 ;391 will 
 
producers to be sme to return the 
 
information about the program on 
 
mower FTH 480 Bushhog brand. David Cox wood slats, electric lights for road travel, good be available for distribution in forms to the Georgia Department of the department's website along 
 
Alpharetta 770-856-7119 
 
condition, $800 or negotiable. Lewis Kilby Georgia," said lrvin. "However, Agriculture, not FSA or Extension with the application form. 
 
Ford 1510, 3 cyl diesel, bush hog, scrape "L"i"t"h"i""a-"'-7"--70'--9=-4"'-1'-4"9'"6"-'-1-___,_ _ _ _ __ box, harrows, good conditioi:i. $5,100/obo. Hesston 3710 hay flutter, in shed, field 
 
we are grateful for any assistance 
 
offices. GDA will not send program Producers who have questions after 
 
Tony Jackson Monroe 404-402-2683 
 
ready, $750; New Holland 256 hay rake, in and hopefully at least some of our information to producers via mail. reviewing this infQrmation may ca.LI 
 
Ford 1710, 4 wheel drive, 2644 hrs., diesel, $7,000. Gar)and Reagan Dawsonville 706- 
 
shed, $1000/neg. Jeff Wood Adairsville 770.;..77;..;3:;.-3:;.;56:.;"'-7_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ 
 
producers 
 
can 
 
benefit from 
 
these 
 
The application form requires toll-free in Georgia at 1-800-282- 
 
265-4978 
 
Hesston 3830 hayrake; $2,000; Kuhn GF funds." Irvin encouraged eligible producers to self-certify berd 5852, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 
 
Ford 4000 tractor, needs clutch, $3500; 06 Kubota tractor L3830, shuttle shift, 300 hrs., 
 
5000 hay flutter, $2000, both eXC!=lllent cond. Brian Adcock 574 Towe Chapel Rd . 
 
pr-0ducers 
 
to 
 
complete 
 
an numbers  and dro.ught related 4:30 p.m., and ask for Carlton 
 
exc. cond., $11,000. Jack Jones Ringgold Adairsville30103770773751.1 
 
application as soon as possible and expenses . Once the application Moore. 
 
423-987-4542 
 
International A Trac:tor parts, wheels. return it to .the department by the deadline has passed, the number of 
 
Ford 5000 wnoader, hay spear attach. only, hydraulics, $6,800. F. Stephens Gray 478- 
 
transmission, wide front axle, radiator, hood, drawbar, $250. Jarrell Cagle Rome 706-291- 
 
designated 
 
deadl ine of February eligible 
 
beef cattle 
 
and 
 
sheep 
 
986-1058 478-361-8285 
 
8651 
 
Ford 550 Backboe- 1979, good cond., ~In- ter- nat- ion- al g- rain- dr- ill, - mod- el - 510- , 1- 0ft.,- 16 
 
strong hydraulics, tires good, $10,500. Jerry disk, excellent conditon, $1,000. Gene Mize 
 
Jackson Macon 478-788-8502 
 
Bowman 706-498-1 087 706-783-4308 
 
Ford F-700 diesel dump truck 1988, International T-340, gas engine w/4 way 
 
Town .Hall Meetings 
 
airbrakes, airgates, rolltarp, Allison automatic, blade, needs undercarriage, $1200/firm. L. 
 
new tires, 10,300 miles, $15,000. Kirby Dangler Phillips Macon 478-742-4044 478-742-6617 
 
Rossville 706-861-5441 423-227-8668 
 
lseki tractor, TS1610, 2 cyl. diesel/17hp, 
 
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Ford scoop, 3pt 2 way, $160; Ford 600 2WD w/bucket, $5,950; Yanmar 1500 tractor, 
 
tractor, good condition, $3000. Carl Stallings 2 cyl. die,sel/17hp, 4WD Reman engine, 
 
Whitesburg 770-832-0835 
 
$2995. Jon Mattox Griffin 770-228-7782 
 
Protection Division (EPD) develop 
 
Cumming - Saturday, Jan . 20, Street, Athens, GA 30602 
 
Ford tractor 1953 Jubilee, above good J.D. 25b planter on 1 row toolbar, $350. Jeff the Plan, and present it to the 2:30 pm 
 
5 pm: The Brunswick - Thursday, Jan. 
 
cond., looks and runs good, strong hyd., 3 pt hitch, $3600/firm. Al Grafford Nahunta 912- 
 
James Rt. 2 Box 230 Lakeland 31635 229 _48_2""2_2,_8_7___,.___,,.------,,.,--,,---.---,-,--~ 
 
Georgia Water Concil next July. 
 
Cumming/Forsyth 
 
County 25, 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm: Stellar 
 
462-8653 912-614-8997 
 
JD 2020 loader, canopy lift, $7200/obo. R. The Plan will be brought before the Chamber of Commerce, 212 Kelly Conference Center, 144 Ventme 
 
Ford two row turning plow in excellent condition, $ 275, call between 6pm and 9pm. 
 
L. Wilson Barnesville 770-358-401 4 JD 2020, diesel, 52hp, g.c., $6500; Ford 
 
General Assembly in 2008. 
 
Mill Road , Cumming , GA 30040 Drive, Brunswick; GA 31525 
 
Kenny Horton Hwy 49 Miiiedgeviiie 31061 8000 diesel, 110hp, g.c., $6000; Oliver 550 Town hall m,eetings are Rome - Monday, Jan. 22, 5:30 Each of the meetfogs starts with 
 
478-452-4087 
 
gas, 45hp, $4500, etc. Bill Proctor Rock scheduled as follows: 
 
pm - 8 pm: The  Forum, 2 an open house to give citizens a 
 
Front loader frame, no cracks, for 480/580 Springs 423-991 -8477 case backhoe, bucket, front (rame section, 1 JD 260 skid steer, 930 hrs., new tires, new 
 
Albany - Thursday, Jan. 18, Government Plaza, Rome, GA- chance to discuss the wate1 
 
rear wheels and tires, $600. J Wiggins Rome .starter. good condition, $15,500, other attach. 5:30 pm - 8 pm: Darton College, 30162 
 
planning process with Water 
 
pm - '770-608-2729 Generator/alternator, 
 
Winpower, 
 
PTO , 
 
avail. David Legg Comer 706-207-11 76 JD 410 loader, exc, cond., fits 4010, 4100, 
 
b'ivisiOn of Continuing Education 
 
Coluiubus - Tuesday, Jan. 23, Council members and their staffs. 
 
45KW, 20/240 vac., $2,300. Robert Sacks 4110, 4115, $1300, prefer p/u, but ma:y deliver. and Economic Development, 5:30 
 
8 pm: Col.nmbus State A presentation on the draft policy 
 
Toccoa 706-384-3137 
 
Chris Hoffman Conyers 770-760-9610 
 
Building B 10 1, 2400 Gillionville University, El izabeth Bradley, recommendation will follow the 
 
Road, Albany, GA 3 1707 
 
Turner Center Auditorium, Corner open house and the meetings will 
 
Farmland Sections and Counties 
 
Gainesville - Saturday, Jan. of East Lindsey Drive and CoUege conclude with a public comment 
 
20, 9:30 am~ 12 pm: Gainesville D1ive, Colmilbus, GA 31907 
 
period. 
 
Northwest 
 
Echols 
 
Jefferson 
 
Sumter 
 
State College, Continuing Athens - Wednesday, Jan. 24, Learn more about statewide 
 
Bartow Carroll Catoosa 
 
Effingham Evans Glynn Jeff Davis 
 
Jenkins Johnson Jones 
Laurens 
 
Terrell Thomas Tift Turner 
 
Education Auditorium, Continuing 5:30 pm - 8 pm: Georgia Center water planning by visiting the web Education Building, 3820 Mundy..-for Continuing Education, site www.gadnr.org/gswp/. MilJ Road, Oakwood , GA 30566 Masters Hall, 119TSouth Lumpkin 
 
Chattooga 
 
Lanier 
 
Lincoln 
 
Webster 
 
Dade Floyd Gordon Haralson Murray 
 
Liberty Long Mcintosh Montgomery Pierce 
 
McDuffie Putnam Richmond Taliaferro Treutlen 
 
Wilcox -Worth 
Greater Atlanta 
 
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Farmland Ad Form 
The spring 2007 farmland edition of the Market Bulletin is scheduled March 14. 
 
Paulding Polk Walker 
 
Screven Tattnall Telfair 
 
Twiggs Warren Washington 
 
Cherokee c:;,layton 
 
Deadline for farmland ads for this edition is Feb. 21. You may use this form for submitting your ad. See farmland 'guidelines. on page 1. Remember: ads are limited to 30 words. 
 
Whitfield 
 
Toombs Ware 
 
W ilkes Wilkinson 
 
Cobb DeKalb 
 
Advertisers must include either name, phone numer and city, or name and complete 
 
Northeast Central 
 
Wayne Wheeler 
 
Southwest 
 
Douglas Fayette 
 
address in advertisement. This information counts as part of the 30-word limit. 
 
Barrow 
 
Northeast 
 
Baker 
 
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Banks 
 
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Brooks Calhoun 
 
Newton Rockdale 
 
Hart 
 
Gilmer 
 
Chattahoochee 
 
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Jackson 
 
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Clay 
 
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Hall 
 
Colquitt 
 
West Centr al 
 
Morgan 
 
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Cook 
 
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Pickens 
 
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Bibb. 
 
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Rabun 
 
Decatur 
 
Butts 
 
Walton 
 
Stephens 
 
Dooly 
 
Coweta 
 
Towns 
 
Dougherty 
 
Crawford 
 
Southeast 
 
Union White 
 
Early Grady 
 
Harris Heard 
 
Important 
 
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Irwin Lee Lowndes 
 
Houston Lamar Macon 
 
If you do not include both your phone number and address in your advertisement, please provide this. information tielow in the event our staff needs to contact you concerning your ad .. 
 
Brantley Bryan 
 
Baldwin Bleckley 
 
Marion Miller 
 
Meriwether Monroe 
 
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Candler 
 
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Charlton Chatham Clinch Coffee 
 
Emanue.1 Glascock Hancock Jasper 
 
Randolph Schley Seminole Stewart 
 
Talbot Taylor Troup Upson 
 
Mail ad s to t he following address: Market Bulletin, 
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THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
JD 4320 diesel, 125 hp with JD 158 front end loader. strong tractor, works daily, S9.500. Bob Slapteton Griffin 770468-8691 
JD 4450 Cla. q/r, good condition, $19,500; 
dirt pan 4 112 yd., good cond., $4200. J. W. Hall Doerun 229-782-7018 
JD 450 CA track loader, recent engine, 60%-704 u/c, G.P bucket, good cond ., S10.500. Jason Storey Temple 770-500-7489 
JD 5205 2WD 2005 with 522 Loader, synch shuttle 814, iMatchCoupter.110hrs., like new, $19,900. Ricky Obert Monroe 30656 770266-7417 
 
Smoothing harrow Sit., S450; Sit. chain link fence. S.65 per ft. J.C. McEver Winder 770307-0781 
Tandem axle trailer, 16x6. 5' diamond plate floor. 1' side rails. Allen Gilmer Gibson 706598-3308 
Taylor-Way "Jilt type" Bush and Bog Harrow, 5 ft cutting width. Bob Aaegi Lawrenceville 30043 678-427-7145 770-962-8 149 
Tractor32hp Yenmar 32HP dieselwith(1)Harrow, (2)5fl bush hogs. (1) root rake, ( 1) 20' round plow, etc. Bobby Gothard Jackson 7705040373 404-579-4628 
 
FARM SUPPLIES 
fl you have questions regarding ads in this 
category. call Ceciley Thomas at 404651 9081or4046519082. 
1 1903 Black Hawk hand turn corn sheller, in excellem condition $135. Norman Weeks Barney 229-775-2536 
10 foot chain link panels for pen, 80' linear feet and hardware to put together. Tommy Kelley Dawsonville 7062655131 
10 y.o . farm house wooden doors. 2 have panels. David Scarborough Hawkinsville 
 
Dickens 3 tray incubator. call anytime from 
s8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mitch Robertson 65 imonton Rd. Lawrenceville 30045 7707781038 
Ditch witch 2310 rider with trailer, generator, 
china diesel w/50 gal tank on metal pallet 11O 
and 240 V. Ray Dender Griffin 770-467-0028 
Equine lead ropes. Rubber Maid water troughs, manure spreader, one dozen equine warmers, horse died, must sell. Ann Earley Canton 770-401 -7355 
Exaust fan, 36' x 36". 113 HP motor. never used, $100. Ken Fortner Fayetteville 770- 
 
Wood mizer sawn lumber. air dryed, all must go, avail., oak, cedar, pecan, walnut, poplar, and cherry. George Powell Convington 770-8551018 
Wood-Mizer sawn lumber, air-dried, cherry, oak, pine poplar, planed/rough , will saw to your specs. Robert Dickerson Pinehurst 229 357-8089 
LIVESTOCK Xii hvestock (i.e., those animals such as, 
but not limited to, cattle, equine, goats, 
 
JD M with cultivators, MT with 3 point hitch, good eng., metal and rubber, $3200. Rooney Wiison Lexington 706-743-5673 706-3405546 
 
Tradewinds 75kw with Jess than 1OOOhrs.. au to  start up, mounted inside portable building. V. Chattin Rutledge 706 557-2292 
 
478-892-2618 
100 gallon Rubbermaid water trough $50, 2 rolls of equl-braid electric fence $35 each, electric fence charger $25. Hershey Miller 
 
4610247 
EZ-seed chamber with seeder, 4 seed trays, 4 propagation mats, 4 plug thermostat, $2000. Ray Lawrence Macon 478-8081 442 
 
sheep, swine, and poultry) must have been In possession of the advertiser for a minimum of 90 days before they can be advertised. 
 
JD square baler, JD 430 roller, NH stack wagon, 106 square bates. John Moore Jefferson 770-503-6360 
John Deere t 020 tractor diesel pawer streering, nice mid shaft, pto with sickle 
 
Trailer enclosed 6'X'10', sgl. axle, double doors. while, vgc, cost $2300, sell $ 1950. Randy Herren Bowdon 770-2585454  
Troy Bill Chipper Shredder, vacuum 6.5 hp, 3 in. chipping capacity, 24 in. vacuum, $600. 
 
Kingston 706-230-0477 100,000 btu shop heater burns any used oil 
product. Steve Boettcher 298 Price Rd Canton 30115 404-580-1759 7704796096 
1ea 100 gallon Rubbermaid watering tub 
 
Fireplace/wood stove, NC BatCave Brand, $50, heavy metal, must pick up. Jim Rodgers Senoia 770-401-6960 
Free 3 bath tubs used for livestock water. Lewis Moye Conyers 770-922-6759 
 
Cattle 
lf you have any questions regarding ads In 
this category. call Ashley Simpson al 404-651  9081 or4046519082. 
 
mower attached, other equipt. Larry Jennings Gene Parker Murrayville 678-450-1632 
 
S65. D Donham Jackson 770-504-8119 
 
Goat & sheep fencing, 300 feet with 6 foot All livestock (I .e., those animals such as, 
 
Roopville 770-854-8640 
 
Troy-Bill 6 HP weedeater. electric start, like 2 irrigation systems 1 towable with diesel tposts $325. Keith Stevens Canton 770-479 but not limited to, cattle, equine, goats, 
 
John Deere 2130 wfdual remotes, good new, $600. Richard Garrett Carrollton 770 engine. pump and suction pipe, $5000 for all. 5065 
 
sheep, swine and poultry) must have been 
 
.cond., $4.750. Jett Williams Miian 229-315- 2582038 678-314 1643 
 
Jim Horner Cairo 229-377-~881 229-224 Heart pine flooring, beams. and doors. N. In possession of the advertiser for a 
 
1261 
 
Two JD model H tractors, one 1939 & one 6888 
 
Bennett Gibson 706-598-2753 
 
minimum of 90 days before they can be 
 
John Deere 4310, 48 H.P., hydrostat, 1943 for sale. Brian Garrett Franklin 706-675 2 turt tires 14.9-24 R3 industrial tractor. off  Heart pine flooring, hand hewed sills, brick, advertised. 
 
cruise, 4X4, R-4 tires, 587 hrs., new condition, 0441 
 
of a MF 253 like new. lim Reed Cumming doors and windows. James Donaldson Metter (1) Black Limousln yearling bull, 
 
$15,900. Terry Whigham Vidalia 912-293 Vertical mixer, model 2150, Luck Now 475 770-480-2228 
 
9 12-685-4095 9 12-682-0347 
 
performance breed, low birth weight, very 
 
0747 
 
cubic feet with scales, excellent codition. John 2x 8" oak trailer flooring, $1 a board foot. High tensil electric wire and fencing docile. Tommy Sizemore Barnesville 770 
 
John Deere 4x2 Gator, excellent condition, Downer Richland 229-938-3034 229887- Timothy Peifer Metter 912-685-6853 
 
supplies; springs. ratchet-winders, etc., wire 468-6447 770-358-6229 
 
200hrs, all options Rhino bed lin!lr. 54500. 2097 
 
2030 55 gal. plastic drums, 2 bung plugs. cut in sections, 3000 feet. Ria McBride 1 full blood 5-yr. old Charolais bull, exc. 
 
Earl Byrom Sharpsburg 770-560-8580 
 
Want a plow, rake, and post hole digger(4" 55 gal. metal lock ring, 55 gal metal wfo lids, Mansfield 770-787-6985 
 
herd sire, calves on site, $1500. Gary 
 
John Deere tractor, model 3600, 4X4 1 & 6'1. for a JD tractor 790, no calls after 55 gal stainless. Jimmy Cannon Canton 770 I beams all sizes: bar joists, all sizes: metal Caslieber~ Roopville 770-887-1029 
 
wfcab, bought new, 1500hrs.. exc. cond., 8pm. Wes Cash Winston 770-949-4582 
 
8892342 
 
decking & steel columns. Robert Ingram 1 Limo black bull, limo heifers, others, $550 
 
$28,000. Earl Brock Gainesville 770-536 WD45 Allis Chalmers tractor, runs, $1 ,800. 200 gal luel tank on skids $300. 32ft. alum. Acworth 770-974-3188 
 
and up. Hulon Gray Bowdon 770-258-2581 
 
1081 
 
Jo Gay Lyons 30436 912-565-7035 
 
extension ladder $250. Randall Ingram Ball Incubator, cabinet type wanted. Maryllis 770-655-4674 
 
KMC Peanut combine 6R or 4R, good Winco generator, 16 hp. Briggs & Stratton, Ground 770-735-2258 
 
Wolfgang Miiiedgeviiie 31061 478-932-5611 14 bred BWF heifers, calve 3&4107, bred to 
 
condition. Ronnie Waters Rebecca 229-567- 7500 watts. runs good, call aft. 4 pm . J. Reepe 2000 gallon metal water tank on skids Ladder  40 fl. Werner, like new, $270. Jim low BW Reg. Brangus bull, $1 ,200/hd. Greg 
 
5605 229643-7605 
 
. 
 
Demorest 706-754-6747 
 
w/4cyl Wisconsin pump. lim Jordan Royston Clifford Lawrenceville 770-962-2928 770 Talley Claylon 706-746-5999 
 
KMC ripper spider with John Deere 71 WindmlJJ 40' 8' Ian: 6 one way disk; 706-245-6463 
 
715-4533 
 
15 Cowfcalf pairs for sale, calves born Dec. 
 
planters, good condition, make otter. Jon Cockshat 30 tractor; F-20 tractor: small lathe 250 4x6 ft used, treated fence posts very Large quanitity 1x12's pine dry. white oak and Jan. by Angus bulls, S1050/pair. John 
 
Fordham Chester 478-3589436 
 
24". Sam Lowrey Rome 706-2951157 706 serviceable $500. Meredith Cheek trailer flooring pine 1x6. flooring much more. Thomas Madison 7063181627 
 
Kubota 3410 250 hrs., 4x4 GST, 20 ft trailer 234-7729 
 
Hawkinsville 478-892-937 1 
 
M. Smith Rockmart 770-684-5752 
 
15 hd. crossbred heifers with approx. 20% 
 
wfbrakes, 16x18disc , 4ft.BH spreader, boom. Yanmar 14010, 3cyl dsl, 16hp. 4wd, bucket 28 corral panels 5x12 $30 each, 4 1/2 sets  Locust posts and rails. Eugene Cook ear, 800 lbs. with low birth weight Angus bull 
 
$16,000. Ken Lunsford Gainesville 30506 loader. low hrs, exc. cond., $5875. Charles scaffolds complete with walk boards and Btalrsvllle 706-7458724 
 
now. Misha Simmons Buena Vista 706570 
 
678-427-8924 
 
Snead Dallas 678-363-5892 
 
casters $300. W.G. Housley Dahlonega 706 Log cabin, hand hewn, 16'x20'. one story, 2175 
 
Kubota M4900, 40hrs with 6' box blade Yanmar 8 hp Chipper, $300. Ron Rice 864-4473 
 
Iimbered cabin rafters, timber frame porch, 15 small frame Brangus heifers 750 lbs, 
 
and12" post hole digger, $16,200. Rick Allison Harlem 706-556-2381 
 
300 gal. tank w/metal cage on pallett, 6" till, will deliver, $8500. David Taylor Lakemont bred Summitcrest Angus bulls, calve In 
 
Buford 404-294-1262 
 
Yanmar tractor, 4WD, $2,800; 5 ft. bushhog, wf2" cut off valve $100, 55 gal metal w/band 706-782-8369 
 
March/April, $750. Brad Jennings Milan 404 
 
Lathe metalworking southbend, f3'Swing X $250; 5' harrow. $250; DW1rencher, $2,500. Jock $10. Johnny Jones Lula 770-864-0008 
 
Lumber for sate 2x6x16, SS.60, can cut 273-3954 
 
6' bed, excellent condition, S4999fobo. James Tom Tidd Juniper 706-573-5578 
 
3000 112's Savannah grey brick $5000. other sizes to your specs for $ .40 bd ft. lim 2 Brangus bulls, 1-3 yr. old, E.T. semen 
 
Harris Milledgeville 478-4521188 Lube and gear oil pump tor farm tractors 
 
Farm Machinery Wanted 
 
Tommy Dewitt Brunswick 912222-3757 
 
Tucker Newnan 770-251-7612 
 
tested, top bloodlines, easy calving & gentle, 
 
30x70 clear span metal building, 12' sides, Lumber various widths, and lengths $.35 del. within 100 mi. J Leverrett Dalton 706 
 
and farm equipt.. air and manual operation, $200 for all. B.J. Meadows Ellenwood 770 
 
1-3ph auger for tractor, 911 inch auger, no junk. Tom Maloy Warner Robins 478922- 
 
3-large doors. includes vent, electrical, only $12,500, must be dismantled. Guy Benefield 
 
$2.50 per bd. ft, $2.50 is furniture grade Iumber, can saw your Jogs. Rich Odom 
 
629-0862 2 fullblood poUed Hereford 
 
bull calves, 6 
 
oo 981-2997 Mechanical transplanter lift type, 8 pocket chain, water system. high back seat. $2500fobo ; 24ft travelers, 5011 hose, field ready. Shannon Spivey Nicholls 912-257 1286 
MF 1050 feed mill, $1500: Austoft sugar cane harvester, $5000, biodiesel oil press, $7500. Kevin Coleman Eastman 478-955 1929 
MF 231. $8,000: MF 135, $4,000; 401 Ford with Bushhog. $3.800; Land pride 5ft finish mower, $800 , etc. Neal Watkins Lula 706677-2457 
MF 1ractor 3 cyl. diesel, 5 pcs. of equipt.. have another tractor for parts. all $4200. Doc Chamlee Ellenwood 770-474-7600 
Monosem six twin row planter, used 2 yrs., like new condition. Thomas Waters Rebecca 229-643-1828 
Mower 7'2:' ZTurn riding finish mower, Excel Hustler 7200 wf28 hp, Kubota dsl., catchor, turf tires, deluxe seat, $13,995. K. Fahn Calhoun 770-778-4221 
New Holland 451, 7 foot sickle bar mower, good condition, owners manual, $695/firm. William Amerson Monroe 770-267-7435 
NH 273 sq. baler: NH 845 round baler; Kuhn trailer; 79 Ford 1 ton truck/Ital & dump. Ron Bailey Williamson 404-8866126 
NH 660 round hay baler, $7750. R9nald Cagle Rome 706-291-8153 
NH 824 2 row cornhead, good cond., $1500; NH 939N3 row cornhead, good cond., 
 
8398 2 Tractor tires 50% or better. reasonably 
priced, size 18.438 on 16" rim N-38. Steve Johnson Loganville 770-550-5339 770-466 9406 
6 ton grain bin, with auger and motor. Bill Odom Giiisviiie 770-869-7964 
BackHoe for 3 point hitch, for light use. Donald Dove Grayson 770-9637061 
Farman Cub Loboy, '56-62, red or early yellow, in any condition for parts or repair, 1 m. Atlanta. W Wilson Douglasvi ll e 404-6606902 770-947-1970 
Need 4 16" 6 hole rims for tralier. Kenneth Perry Loganville 770-466-8033 678656 2166 
Portable or mounted band sawmill for small wood cutting. Dexter Carlton Jeffersonville 478-945-6565 
Want 1611 metal flatbed truck body, in good cond. E. Jeanes Gray 4789863303 
Want 1942 2N Ford tractor and 9600 or 9700 Ford tractor w/cab in good condition. Roger Cobb St. Simons Island 912-634-9669 
Want 19541958 Super 55 Oliver diesel tractor. Hoyt Hubbard Newnan 770-253-4497 
Want 8,000-12,000 gallon tanks, aluminum or stainless steel, 12'-15' cutting harrow. Mark McWhoner Whitesburg 770-550-1787 
Want 9N, 2N, or SN Ford tractor for parts or repair, running or not. Thomas Tucker Lithia Springs 770941 2354 
Want a C146 engine, running or not, gas or 
 
Cairo 2292200865 229-3070173 
5/16 inch cable wire rope, 100 feel tong used and i['l good shape on reel $10. Randy B~an Ephesus 770-854-8636 
50 gal. syrup boiler good condition. Emili Bragg Statesboro 912-764-2706 
55 gal metal drums with open top lids $10 each. Keith Gould McDonough 678-858 0327 
55 gallon plastic drums with lids and screw caps. twelve at $7 each, buy one or all. John Draper Covington 678-342-321 2 
All food grade 55 gal. closed and open top plastic drums,. and 55 gal. lever lock plastic drums, 55 gal. metal lever Jock drums. Eugene Needham Loganville 770-466-4284 
Aluminum truck cover, extra tall. short bed, very light, great tor small animals or camping, S125. Alex Duke Fairburn 770306-1088 
Approximately 13 welded wire cages 4'x4'x4' used for holding game foul $4 each. Bill:t Sims Ball Ground 770-4794213 
Ashley wood heater fo r sale. A lfred Alexander Sylvania 912857-3526 
Band sawn lumber for sale, some dried and planed or lresh cut to your specifications, using my logs or your Jogs. J .J Andrews McDonough 678432-6531 
Bricks 1200+ pieces, clean unused solid white sanded 5 sides, t Side red good tor pavers, $200 Jot. Karl Betz Marietta 770-428-7061 
Canning jars, multiple sizes, 1Ocases. plus pressure canner $50 obo, you pick up. Pamella Koles Snellville 770-972-7120 
 
McDonough 770-954-9218 
Monosem, 2 row planter, Fertt. hopper exc. condition, 9' brown harrow w/furrow fillers. Dave Bacle Waverly Hall 706-582-3712 
Old barn wood 75+ boards heartpine I x612"Wx8 12'L, 6 2x4x8 heartpine, 30+ 1x4x8. stacked nails removed $1 board foot. David Stahl Meansville 770-567-0405 
Pallet boiler, new condition, also 1600gat SS/cone bottom mixer on 12 ton scale. $1500 each. 52700 for both C Causey Baxley 9 12 278-2924 
Pote barn complete kit 24'x36'. easy to install. $2975. Tom Lamb Fayetteville 770 719-1516 404-664-4124 
Portable sawmill services, misc. hardwood, woodworking, trailer decking, quality work. Rick Clark McDonough 770-898-0985 
Bropane Pancake Brooders, barely used, good condition. $100 each, 2 or more $75 each. Belinda Saxon 3371 PerkinsHi!Jtonia Rd . Perkins 30822 478-982-4868 
Rough cut lumber 23 2x4x16, 4 ~x4x 1 2, 3 2x4x8, 7 1x4x16, 1 1x8x16, all for 560. Emory Cooper Cusseta 706-989-3514 
Saddles for sate, custom a-fork, 16" barbed wire tooling, natural oil. used four times, $850. M Maguire Gainesville 770-9839058 
Split locust farm fence rails and posts, delivered & installed anywhere. C. Mitchell Cleveland 706865-9828 
Spruce 2x6x20 used lumber $10 each, 1x6 pine novelty siding, new and used $.50.$75 per foot. Mark Eley White Plains 706-836-7886 
 
mos. old, Dec.-30-06. D. L. Jaillette Covington 770-7865143 
2 Reg. Black Angus bulls, yearlings, $1000 $1300; 5 Commercial cows w/calves. SS,500. John Smith Commerce 706-335-7709 
2 Regd. Santa Gertrudis heifers with 1st calf by their side. $1250 each pair. Donald Bell Toccoa 706-886-1450 706-5991350 
2 year old Black Angus bull, med. frame, gentle, tow birth weight, proven breeder. Jason Wilson Bowman 706-498-2960 
2 year old F-1 Braford bullsand Registered Hereford bull. ready for service. Dwane Anderson 150 Smith Lane Jesup 31545 912 427-6430 912-427-7294 
20 3/1 pairs calves born Sept., bred to top Angus yield grade bull, great buy at $21 .000. Fred Gretsch Crawford 706-743-3999 
25 head black heifers. exposed to black bull, make exc. brood cows, $1000 all or $1100/pick . Freeman Wingard Montezuma 478-244-0014 478472-7885 
3 Jersey bulls, 1 Jersey steer, all farm raised, purebred . Don Hudgins Marietta 404 8866849 
30 hd. comm . cow/calf pairs & 30 hd bred cows, 1 blk. bull. Danny Fonner Kite 478-494 0337 
30 Holstein steers. dehorned, vaccinated, started on full feed. $9,000. Bradley Burden Elberton 706-988-9483 
30 Regd. Black Angus bulls, big rugged, top pedigrees & epd's, 1yr. to 3yr., $1000 & up. George Queener Chickamauga 706-539- 
 
$2750. Roy Embry Eatonton 706485-2346 
Old cullivators with planters/attachments, hydraulic harrow, chisel plow, subsoiler, 
 
diesel, fits 424 International tractor. Randy Welch Vienna 229-273-4848 
Want a good used bandsaw sawmill, 
 
Chick brooders, metal stackable like the ones in feed stores, also incabators, hatcher, and 1 air purifies. Jerry Youghen Ocllla 229 
 
Trailer for Bobcat, etc. 6 'x13' ramps tandem, heavy duty, $750, grapple rake for Bobcat, $1450. J.E. Mc.Kinnon Macon 478- 
 
2537 
35 t)ead, includes 27 Black Angus 1st calf heifers, 6. mixed, 2 Angus bulls, $33,000. 
 
dirtpan, spray tank, miscellaneous. Katie preferably a Woodmizer. Johnny Dayton 468-3435 
 
957-5907 
 
Jason Phillips Royston 706-201-7213 
 
Tedder Donalsonville 229524-5436 Onan 25 KW generator. PTO, great shape, 
 
Homer 706-677-2899 706-654-7668 Want a head to fit H Farman gas 4 cyt 
 
Chicken house 40'x300' to be dismantled and removed from premises, irusses in good 
 
Two gas-filled skylights 24.5" x 48.5", twenty dollars each. Carol McAlister Duluth 
 
4 Longhorn cows with 3 month old calves for sale, $450 a pair. Jim Branch Madison 
 
$3,000/obo. Mitchell Kingsley Chickamauga tractor. Donald Freeman Cleveland 706865 condilion, roof rusted but no leaks. BJ Niemi 770-476-5433 
 
706-342-3637 
 
706-539-2628 423-421-6328 
 
2569 
 
Calhoun 7066296878 
 
Unused 1/4" diamond steel, enough to build 40 head bred black cows and pairs divided 
 
One horse buggy in exc. shape, built in Want handsaw file attachment for older Chicken house equipment 36" fans, motors, 6x10 truck bed, sheltered, bought before price equally Into 2 groups, approximately half bred' 
 
1920, have old farm equlpt.. Horace Nobles Betsaw 1055. Bobby Gilliam Warner Robins Zigglty drinkers, brooders, red feed line pans , rose $2500. David Harden LaFayette 706 for 3rd. calf. Alan Cravey Omega 229-528 
 
Tennille 478-552-7291 
 
478953-3061 478-952-6722 
 
 
 
feed lin~s other equipment. Cathy Irvin 397-8347 
 
6227 
 
One owner Agris 2 rotor 8' hay flutter, pull Want hay spear for JD4000 series loader. L. Demorest 706-754-6806 
 
Used allum. sheeting like tin, 4 ft. wide, 18 5 Angus heifers 500 lbs., $550 ea .. 
 
type, small farmer quitting hay cutting, $550. Galley Baldwin 706-7784944 
 
Chicken house equipment bins, feeders, ft. Jong, in good shape. Edwin Cole Alma 912 moderate frame size, good replacements. 
 
Sam Roper Greensboro 706-453-6154 706- Want JD, 42-50hp diesel, 2WD, will trade drinkers, tor more information call. Alex Moon 632-4989 
 
David Brown Senoia 770-599-1830 
 
453-7217 
 
'99 Mercury, 60,000 actual miles. Dwight Bobo Pendergrass 706-693-2561 
 
Vermont castings encore wood stove, 5 Reg black Limousin bulls, 20-24 mo., all 
 
Pecan shaker, gas eng, sweepers, exc. Rome 706-291-8300 
 
Chicken waterer, galvanized, automatic, 5 midnight blue color, $1500. Steve Melton 1500-1600Jbs., excellent genetics. Stan 
 
cond, $8500. lim Sikes Leesburg 229-395- Want old YA200 high wheel mower, good gal.. $15. Mimi Black Lithia Springs 770-819- Monroe 30656 770601-0400 
 
Powell Wrightsville 478-575-0663 
 
8735 
 
shape, does not have to run. Robert Clark 0989 
 
Want round pen and hay ring near 5 Reg. Red Angus, 12 yrs. old, $800- 
 
Planters, cultivators and 4-disc tiller, $1000; Lavonia 706-356-4345 
 
Corrugated pipe 1 20 by 4' 1 12' by 4', 1 12' Athens/Watkinsvitle. Gina Treadway $ 1200. Lowell Morgan Springfield 912-754- 
 
20 ft. 3-axle gooseneck trailer, $800. Doyle Want older Ariens tiller 901003 series for by 3'. farm use. Douglas Webb Elberton 706 Watklnsvllle 404-312-1579 
 
1445 
 
Holt Chester 478-358-4392 
 
parts. John Friel Dacula 770-9636502 
 
498-7196 
 
Wastewater davco dissolved air floatation  5 regd. A ngus bulls for sale, coming 2 yr. 
 
Posi Locke, model 21320L. gear & bearing Want Semi aluminum dump trailer & semi Corrugated tin 3x21fl $18 a sheet, 2x21ft l50 gpm: davco extended air plants. 70,000 olds. Neil Keener Chatsworth 706-2703731 
 
puller. Rex Yerkes Meansvllle 770-567-8569 drop deck trailer. Donna Powers Miian 229- S13 a sheet, trusses 36ft $65. Lee Verner GPO; two steel tanks. George Harris Austell 6 regd . Red Angus bulls, 15 mos. old. large 
 
Post digger, $465; 7' harrow, $650; dirt 315-0409 
 
Watklnsvllte 706-254-3822 
 
404-277-0150 
 
& small birth wgts., $1,200. Donald Ray 
 
scoop, S290; 5' bushhog , $675, 6' rake, Want to buy a farm tractor, 100hrs. and Craftsman 10' radial arm saw old Welded steel 19 gauge, galvanized 112 in, Canon 706-376-2883 
 
$390fcash. M. Crosby Blackshear 912-449 Case 580 backhoe. Jim Thomas Liiburn 770 grindstone and other tools. Delma Owens hardware cloth, 4ft x100 ft/ SOit. 140 rolls, Angus bull. Exacto bloodline, 2yrs old, 
 
6573 
 
9259143 678-859-3182 
 
Stockbridge 770-474-1281 
 
S.70/fl or $.60111, for all. S Brown Leesburg S1500:Angusheifer, 6 months old, no papers, 
 
Power King Tractor 14 HP, with two pieces of equipment, runs good. $1000. Eddie Elrod Forsyth 478-994-6792 
Prentis tog load er diesel. starts, runs, operates good on 2 axle fiflh wheel trailer, good rubber, $6000/cash. Bassell Smith LaFayette 706397-2477 
Savage model 8061 Pecan Harvester, 540 PTO. rear dump, S7.500; spreader, cross spread-all pull can, S3.000 Brent Pearman Chula 229-3925569 
 
Want to buy hay rake, side delivery, good cond.. 50 mile radius. Wynn Copelan Madison 706-453-7687 706-453-98 15 
Want to buy used rear tractor tires. 16.9 x 286 ply, good to fair condition. Kent Surrency Surrency 912-367-2031 
Want Woods 214 mower operable or for pans. Tom Lacey Williamson 770-228-9739 
Wants Sears side shaft garden tractor, good cond.. 18 to 20hp. J Neill Newnan 770-2534261 
 
Culven 12"x20' $85, fence posts 2-4" $2, concrete blocks S1, used vinyl siding 12'x9 1/2", $75. R Brown Pike 770-5678668 
Custom creosote fenci ng and timbers sawed to order, installation and delivery available. Mike Flournoy Luthersvllle 770 927-6288 
Cypress lumber, full 1x10. 10' to 16' lengths. excellent for siding, S1.20 LF approx. 2300 LF available. Larry Cash Barnesville 770 358-3758 
 
229-888-0068 
Welder Lincoln ale 225 ARC welder $ 140, torch set small on cart $150, boiler 99000 btu L.P. $375. M. McBtank Dawsonville 770-886 6774 
Wood burning stove with blowers, great condition $350. Kevin Collins Milledgeville 478-452-1711 
Wood heater, front loading, brick hned, will take approx 24" firewood, exc. condition $365. Marvin Lyle Pendergrass 706-6932032 
 
$600. Steven Gordon Ludowici 912368- 
 
0852 
 
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Angus bulls for sale, 2yrs. otcj, ready to get to work, $1 ,500. Gerald Temple Madison 706 
 
540-0147 706-3425459 
 
Angus bulls, 12-16 months old . lim Dean LaFayette 706-764-2771 
 
Angus bulls, Al sired, semen tested, free delivery within 200 miles, 6 month guarantee. Brent Chitty Moultrie 229-985-3611 229985 
 
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Beefmaster, nice heifers and bulls, all shots recieved, surgically dehorned, black magic bloodline. some polled. papers avail. Kirk Tyson Carnesville 706-206-8097 
Bison bull and cow, both gentle & healthy, 
 
Regd. Blk. Angus cattle, 23 year old, bulls and exposed hfrs., good blood lin.es and EPD's. Jerry Kenbeek Lakeland 229-5638616 
Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, coming 1 yr. 
 
60 bred Katadl:iin ewes, will sell as group only, $135 a piece. Dale Alday Claxton 912 429-8656 
7 Percentage Boer doelings born S06 and 
F06 $100 to $150 each. Chris Saye 
 
-Georgia 
 
Cooking- 
 
5&6 yrs old, $1500 for pair. John Higgins olds and coming 2 yr. old , dark red and heavy Watkinsville 706-540-4668  
 
Pembroke 912-656-1589 
 
muscled . Sieve Roberts Alapaha 229-532- 718 Boer billy. S. Sutton Nashville 229-686 
 
"New Fashioned" Chicken Stew 
 
Black Beefmaster bulls, BBU, 12 mos. 7963 
 
9630 
 
ADG-2+#'s, $2,000; heifers, $1 ,000 & up, Registered Angus and SimAngus bulls, 12 718 Kiko billies, 9 month old $ 150 and up, 
 
vaccinated. Ben Copeland Woodbury 706- 16 mos. old, semen tested and ready to work. strong and healthy, good breeders. Bob 
 
553-9886 
 
Josh Cabe Carnesville 706-988-0019 
 
Johnson Snellville 770-388-9347 
 
Try this tasty fat-free chicken stew with a big slab of hot cornbread on a cold winter night. 
 
Black Cows due to calve [n March /mostly 
2nd calf, 35 to choose from $800-$1 ooo. Greg 
Bennett Swainsboro 478-455-0969  
Brangus/Angus quality heifers, shots, 
 
Registered Black Angus bulls, 3 yrs old and 
11 mths old; two commercial black bulls, (13 mths old). William Koontz Cartersville 770 606-9080 
 
ABGA registered 100% Boer breeding buck, 5 years old, correct color, good 
temperament, excellent producer. B. Blackston Thomson 706-597-0818 706-832- 
 
1 frying chicken, cut up, skin and fat removed 1 .(28-ounce) carton fat free chicken broth 2 cloves garlic, minced 
 
wormed, breeding age, good brood cows. Registered polled Hereford bull, dab 3-1- 3242 
 
1 bay leaf 
 
"Prospect Old Home Place Farm." Randall Waits Rockmart 678-332-7923 
Bulls, red Brahman, Simbrah, & Simmental, weaning and breeding age, also few cows & heifers. Cliff Adams Bowdon 770-258-2069 
Calving ease. milking ability, gentleness, 
 
2002, great EPD's, semen tested 11-14-2006, ready to go to work. Jeff Duncan Danielsville 706789-2516 
Registered polled Hereford bull, quality gene.tics, semen tested, service ready. Marsha Halloran Arnoldsville 706-5480066 
 
ADGA purebred Toggenburg dairy goats, Docs and Boers, tested disease free, excellent bloodlines, not for slaughter. Mary Storey Gillsville 770-869-1597 
ADGA bred Nubian doe & Saanen/Nubian doelings, TB, Brue, Scrapie & CAE neg. $250 
 
1 cup chopped onions 5 carrots, cut into 1-inch chunks 2 ribs celery, cut into 1-inch chunks 1 (1-pound) package frozen green beans or peas 1. (12-ounce) bag egg-free noodles 
 
choice grade, serv. age, polled Irish Shorthorn Santa Gertrudis bull, polled, 12 mos. old, each/$700 all. Sara Dzimian'ski Nicholson 
 
6 cups water 
 
bulls, selec. Oklah.oma cows, can del. Ken $1000. Richard Con ner Rutledge 706-557- 706-338-9623 
 
Bridges Nicholson 706-757-3908 
 
0082 
 
ADGA does. 4 y.o., 1 fullblood, 1 75%, 
 
Salt and pepper to taste 
 
Commercial Angus heifers, open purebred, 
 
15 mos. old, sired by Right Time Son, also bull 
 
mates ready. Mike Watkins Milan 229-385- 
 
38811 
 
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Simbrah heifer, white, young, $750 or trade for young  Brangus bull. Mark Lynn Dallas 770-490-6698 
Texas Longhorn Ropers for sale, some are 
 
granddaughters of Ubora, CL clear, $200 each. Russell Barr Griffin 770-468-1174 
ADGA Saanan and Nubian b,ucks and does $250 and up, mixed kids 6 months, $75 each. 
 
Place chicken, broth, garlic and bay leaf in large Dutch oven. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until chicken is fork tender, about 30 minutes. Remove chicken from broth; cool, remove from bone and cut into chunks. Set 
 
Exe. group of polled Hereford and F1 part Corriente, $325 each. Roger Norris Heather Mallory.Bowman 706-246-3321 
 
aside. 
 
Bradford bulls , 16-22 mos. old, reac;lyfor light Fitzgerald 229-424-0758 _ 
 
ADGA Saanen bucks, superior genetics; 
 
service. Jonny Harris Screven 912-586-6585 
Fifty bred cows, mostly Angus, 5 mos. bred or more. Stacy Heard Colquitt 229-758-261 0 
For sale 4 yr old Reg. Angus bull, #14754435, $2200, exc. progeny. Misty Kenworthy LaFayette 706-397-9951 
 
Two{2) yr. old black Limousin bull, purebred herd, ready for service and young black 
 
heifers from sanie herd. Rodney Brooks 
 
Glenwood 912-526-5282 
 
 
 
Young Jersey cow. halter broke, $1000; purebred Jersey bull, dehorned, 4001bs., 
 
champion bloodlines for type/milkproduction, for show & herd improvement, $250 neg. Debra Dzimianski Nicholson 706-546-8520 
Beautiful Alphine Toggenburg 18 months old bock, approx. 150 lbs, $75. Lou Comans Buckhead 706-342-3487 
 
Return broth to heat; add onion, carrots, and celery. Return to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until vegetables. are tender. Add green beans, noodles, chicken, and water; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer 10 minutes or until noodles are cooked.. Add salt and pepper to taste. Yield: 68 servings. 
 
For sale: Registered Charolais bulls and $350. Houston Roberson Armuchee 706- Beautiful purebred Nubian goats 
 
heifers. Bobby Burch 183_Tom West f'load 234:-2405 Eastman31023 478718-2128 478-374-2772 
Gelbvieh bulls, black p r red, regd. & polled, 
 
Swine 
 
male/female, for sale beginning at $125, 
 
Norma Roberts 
 
eligible to be regislered. Sharon Tisinger Carrollton 770-301-2417 
 
Newnan, Ga. 
 
 
 
most Al sired for easy calving & fast growth. John Kiss Gainesville 770-531-1126 
Gentle top quality registered red Brahman bulls & heifers. weaning age to two yrs. old. David Dillard Hahira 229-794-2297 
Gentle, young, black jersey bull good breeders, 800ibs., $550. Ed Long 
 
If you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Ceciley Thomas  at 404-651 9081 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 
 
Boer billy goat 1y.o. good breeder. Edgar Ocegueda 212 Lakeview Dr Newborn 30056 706-468-5812 
Boer Kiko cross billies, 3 available, approx. 8 months old. Tim King Hoboken 912-4583227 
Boer two fullblood bucks, very good 
 
Testing Note: Boneless, skinless chicken breasts can be substituted for whole chicken. Precooked packaged chicken or deli .rotisserie chicken could be used to short cut the recipe. 
Mrs. Carlton's Caramel Brownies 
 
Sandersville 478-240-0253. 
Good selection of regd. Black Angus bulls, ready for service. Fred Blitch Statesboro 912 865-5454 
 
change of ownership. Exceptions are swine from a validated brucellosis-free and qualified pseudorabies-free herd. Buyers are urged to request proof of a 
 
bloodlines, a few does. can email pictures. all are nice goats. Ray Sheppard oganville 770 466-3139 
CAGBA colored and white Angora goats, 
 
When Ms. Lazenby married in 1967, her former seventh grade math teacher, Mrs. W. A. Carlton, gave her thisrecipe. According to Ms. Lazenby, this quick and simple one-pan brownie always gets raves. 
 
Hereford and Angus bulls, regd., gentle, negative brucellosis and pseudorabies kids, does, and bucks, $100-up. T. Evans 
 
semen tested,13-22 mos. Ed Trice, Jr. Thomaston 706-647-8335 
Jersey, Holstein and Angus x bull calves for sale. Stephanie Collier Jackson 770-7750929 
Limousin bulls for sale, dbl. blk., dbl. polled, ~-18 mos., top genetics. thick and muscular. 
 
test prior to purchase. 
 
20 baby pigs, cut and wormed, 12 weeks 
 
old. John Hasselberger Lincolnton 706-359- 
 
4678 
 
Feeder 
 
p ig s1 
 
sows, 
 
boars, 
 
Landrace/Yorkshire crossed.. $40 and up. 
 
Cindy Banks Taylorsville 77,0-607-5670 
 
Taylorsville 678' 757-0942 
Dorper ewes for sale. Tommy Connell Statesboro 912-764-7693 912-764-5128 
Dorper ram fullblood with papers, 6 months olq $400, White Dorper/Katahdin 3 years old, $250. Randy Wangness Th()mson 706-595 8574 
 
1 stick butter 1 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 egg, beaten 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 
 
Andrew Burns Sylvania 912-869-4012 
 
Hampshire/Yorkshire bred gilts for sale. Fainting goats for sale $75. Taylor Baker 
 
1/2 ~u p chopped Georgia pecans 
 
Mini Zebu, 1 bull, 3 cows, $2,750 for all; Douglas Williams RR 1 Box 20A Box Milan Franklin 706-812-9389 
 
buffalo, $500 ea. Steve Reed Oakwood 770- 31060 229-860-0320 
 
Fainting goats, kids due January and 
 
Powdered sugar, optional 
 
8 2 7- 7036 
 
Piglets for sale Landrace Yorkshire Duroc February, one black and whi.te nanny for sale. 
 
One Blk. Angus bull calf, two Angus heifer mixed shots, wormed and cut, two uncut for Davia Nolan Cumming 7(0-887-2843 770- 
 
Pr.eheat oven to 325 degrees. 
 
calves, exc. health, $600 to $650, wiU deliver $40 and up. Wayne Cox Bowman 706-245- 887-2843 
 
100 mile radius. Je.rry Brautigan Griffin 7703153~49 
 
6268 Pot belly pigs for sale, one white male and 
 
For sale 2-7mo old goats, 1 is wethered, $75/each. Billy Murphy Demorest 706-754- 
 
Melt butter and brown sugar in medium saucepan, stirring constantly. Stir in remaining ingredients. Beat well. Pour into' a greased 8x8-inch baking pan. 
 
PB Simmental herd, dispersal starting late orie white female, born November 18, 2006, 9507 
 
Jan. 2007. Stephen J. Brannen Watkinsville asking $60 each. Donna Parker Statesboro For sale 3 female Pygmy goats all for $100, 
 
706-769-5578 
 
912-587-9845 
 
to a good home. Bill Adams Martin 706-356- 
 
Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until firm and lightly brown around the edges. Cool, then sprinkle with powdered sugar, if desired. Yield: 9 squares. 
 
Purebred Black Angus heifers, a:vg. 600 Reg. Hampshire boars service age, 8625 
 
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lbs., young bulls avg. 700 lbs.. gentle, all younger Hampshire and Yorkshire boars and Fullblood Boer for stud. Propane, Ennobled 
 
shots. Charles Bradley Buckhead 706342 gilts, val. herd. Lawton Kemp Jr. Dudley 478 bloodline, 2nd place at Perry Show $250. 
 
Robin Lazenby Mansfield, Ga. 
 
2629 
 
875-3243 
 
Desiree Jefferson Homer 706-677-3845 
 
Purebred, Regd. Black Angus bulls, A-I Yorkshire cross pigs, cut and wormed , 11 Icelandic lambs for sale, one black ewe and ,,. All recipes have been tested for accuracy by Georgia Department of 
 
bred, Integrity, Expectation, retai l product. Durell Lynn Claxton 912-739-3630 912-2823521 
Redg. Black Angus bull, 4 1/2 yrs. old, low birth wt.. E/T sired by expectation, $1500. Ken McMichael Monticello 706-468-2442 
 
weeks old $40. David Lanfear Chester 478 358-1669 
Goats And Sheep 
ff you have questions regarding ads in this category, call Ceciley Thomas at 404-651- 
 
one white ram, 6 months old. Lara Chew Gainesville !1285249133 
Jacob ram lamb born December 30, 2006 for sale $60, Finnish Landrace sheep for sale, $150. S. Marley Winder 404-661-2349 
Kiko bucks 50% to 87% starting at $125, 
 
Agriculture home economists unless otherwise indicated. If you would like to share a favorite recipe with our readers.. send it to: Georgia Cooking, Market 
Bulletin, 19 MLK. Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30334-4250. If yqu have 
questions or problems regarding recipes featured in this column, call 1-800282-5852 (toll-free statewide). Please do not contact the individual who 
 
Reg. Angus bulls, 15-19 mos. old. 9081 or404-6519082. 
 
meat billies also available, Heard County. M. submitted the recipe. 
 
grandsons of 036, exc. EPD's, calfhood vacc..  % and full Boer goats, reds , paints, correct, Seymour Franklin 706-675-6843 $1,275-$1,395. Blanche Wheeler Royston .black, excellent bloodlines, closed herd, can Kiko goat four years old. David Nickoles 
 
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706-245-7613 
 
register. Gayle Webster Sandersville 478 Cuthbert 229-732-5057 
 
Saanen registered bucks born 3/06, '02 Dun mare OH/paint 14.3h, 1 blue eye, 
 
Reg . Angus bulls, low to moderate birth 348-6112 
 
Large billy goat $100. Mary Ann Givens 931 disease free, scrapies free program , excellent loves trails and companionship, no beginners. 
 
weights with exc. growth, 2 yrs. old, semen tested, ready for service. Wally Cloud Canton 
 
% Boer billies, born in spring 06, different sizes, good prices. Jean Brooks Hull 706- 
 
Navaho Tri Monroe 30655 770-266-6948 Miniature African Pygmy goat nannies 
 
breeding stock. Rebecca Didocha Villa Rica 770-459-9866 770-459-9866 
 
needs daily riding, spirited, $900. Teresa Christian Colbert 706-788-9830 
 
770-479-5947 
 
, 
 
543-8754 
 
b red to blue eyed buck, registered Sheep quality reg. Shetland herd, '.06 rams, '03 APHA mare 15h beautiful bay/white, 
 
Reg. Angus bulls, powerful genetics that will increase your profits, certified and accredited 
 
% Boer does for sale. Rachael Anderson Sylvanla 912-857-3463 9 12-682-1942 
 
miniature Nigerian nannies bred to blue eyed buck, $300-$500. M. Bolt Alpharetta 404- 
 
.Corriedale/Merino crosses. Robin Lewis-Wild 
 
Mineral Bluff 706-374-6916 
 
 
 
excel lent dispostition anyone can ride wonderful pleasure horse very gentle.  M. 
 
herd. delivery avai lable. Windell Gillis Eastman 478-374-4868 
Reg. Black Angus bull, 12-16 mos., sired by 
 
% Boer goats and fullblood, ABGA kids and adults, $100 and up. A. Simpson Dacula'770 231-2258 
 
788-6464 
Nigerian Dwarf billy, Buckskin and white, with black face, 2 yearsold, dewormed $65, 
 
Show winning Boer bucks, ages 5 to 10 months, sired Triple Ennobled Profile. Dale James Alston 912-594-6768 
 
Council Cordele 229-535-6290 
'05 APHA sorrel/white filly, very friendly, no vices, barrel prospect, sire 100% FQH, will 
 
.878, 036, ext, new Frontier, VRD, Papa Equator, $1200 & up. Jerry Ellis Calhoun 706-629-1386 
Reg. Limousln bull, 1 double polled red, & 1 black polled, low birth weights, 20 mos. old. Minchew Farms Macon 478-781-0604 
Reg. Limousin yearling bulls, 1 red (has been shown). 1 black, raised from birth, gentle, $1300 each. Katie Irwin Macon 478745-6954 
 
1 big billy $100 obo, gentle, kids on site, 1 y.o. billy $50. David Shearouse Woodburg 706-553-5305 
100% Boer bucks S.A. purebred Texas genemaster bucks, all ready to breed, reasonable price. Edward Swann Temple 770-562-5977 
100% fullblood Boer goats for sale, can be registered. traditional and paints available, Eggsfile and Red Cloud bloodlines. Garrett 
 
please call after 6:00pm. Larry Pirkle Dawsonville 706216-2954 
Nigerian Dwarf buck, AGS and NOGA registered, show quality bloodlines, disbudded, beautiful, blue eyes. Dianne Cassara.Loganville 678-523-2256 
Nigerian Dwarl goats/AGS registered. disbudded, colorful, gentle miniature dairy goats $200 and up, wethers $ 100. Suzanne Blackwell Meigs 229-294-1173 229-328-7044 
 
Two fullblood Nubian billies, can be regisiered 6 mths, $1 00 ea, also two 3/4 Boer billies 3 mths old $50 ea. Chris Tillman Hawkinsville 478-892-9875 
Two male neutered Pygmy goats for sale, not for slaughter, to be sold for companions only, $40 each. Harry Rogers Sharpsburg 678-953-2005 
Equine For Sale 
 
mature 15.2h, $1000 obo. Andrea Smith Hartwell 706-4363375 
'05 APHA stallion black and brown on white, gentle Doc Bar bloodline, halter broke, delivery available. William Stratton Appling 706-541:201 5 
'95 AQHA bay geld English/Western, shown 4-H, trail,versatilty, x-mas parade, loves parelli, exp. rider, must sell $2500 obo. Katy ~i rbow Senoia 770-251 -5510 
 
Reg. PB Simmental bull , 9 mos.; Warnock Vidalia 912-537-2126 
 
NPGA Pygmy goats for sale parents on If you have questions regardmg ads m this '96 AQHA Du n foundation mare, foaling 
 
homozygous blk./polled, herd bull prospect, $900. Elynor Davis Statesboro 912-587-5216 912-536-6897 
 
2 Full-blooded Nubian goats. male, great markings $200, female bred, $250. Jim Angle 829 Temperance Hall Rd Ringgold 30736 
 
premises, not for slaughter. Linda Smallwood Colbert 30628 706:795-5360 
Nubian nannies registered with Nubian/Kiko 
 
category, call Ceciley Thomas at 404-651  9081 or404651-9082. 
All equine advertised in the Market Bulletin 
 
4/07, rides, excellent manners, 15h, 1300 lbs., negotiable price to approved home. J. Wyrosdick Dahlonega 706-867-9073 
 
Regd Black Angus bull, 7 mos. old, EXT 706-937-6284 
 
x does and bucks, mini Nubian disbudded, must have had a negative Coggins test within '98 AQHA roan gelding, '98 AQHA Buckskin 
 
bloodline, exc. herd bulls , 5725. Wayne Quarles Demorest 706-499-2718 
Regd. Angus bull. 2 yr. olds, gentle, 
 
2 fullblooded Nubian billies .4 months old <Boer/Kiko ct oss doe; % Boer doe. Robin $50 each firm. John Burns McDonough 770- Soleman Hartwell 706-376-5619 
 
957-5435 
 
Pygmy babies, male/female, different 
 
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 
 
mare, '96 Palomino gelding, '99 blk gelding, 2000 sorrel TWH, gentle, healthy. Tom Sewell Ellijay 706635-4515 706-635-2973 
 
big muscled, low birth weight, guaranteed breeders, free de!. Bill Bramlett Donalsonville 229-524-5896 229254-2694 
 
26 Katahdin ewes, 1 Dorper cross ram, $2600 f6r all. Chris Medlock Collins 912-684 3613 
 
colors. Larry Johnson Canton 770-4791360 Pygmy goat nannies, black/white, 2-yr. old, 
black/grey 1yr old, friendly, tan/black hornless, 
 
time it is submitted or the notice will be returned to the advertiser. For this reason, generalized a'ds (Le., many horses, varieties 
 
'99 APHA solid chestnut gelding, no vices, anyone can ride, does it all, exceUent trail horse, $2500. Daniel Streetman Ellaville 229-938-5153 
 
Regd. Angus b ll, Al sired, semen tested, large framed, good quality. Charles Flythe Valdosta 229-242-4683 ,. 
Regd. Black Angus Bull, 12  23 mos.. $1,000-$1,20b, weaned heifers, $800. Bo Bohanon Chickamauga 706-375-4783 
flegd. Black Angus Bulls and Heifers. will deliver. Michael Cottrell Dahlonega 678-6176499 
Regd. Black Angus bulls, (1) 17 mos., (1) 14, (1)13 mos. old R. Robinson Dallas 770445-2027 
 
3 Boer cross billies $55 and up, good meat or herd. Michael Outlaw Winterville 706-224 2392 
3 Pygmy goats, breeding pair and one doe born Dec.11, 2006, $ 100 for all three. Michale Hemrock Villa Rica 770-456-7663 
34 weekold bottle babies, great pets and companions. $25$35 each. David Lewis Brunswick 912-264-8535 
5 twelve months old Kiko nannies $200 each on papers. Larry Griner Alapaha 229 686-3269 229-686-4608 
 
must go, $40 each obo. Anne Mayer .to choose from, others, etc.) cannot be 
 
Dahlonega 770-9061342 
 
accepted. Buyers are urged to request 
 
Pygmy herd sire, $40, polled, gentl e, verification of a negative Coggins test before 
 
produces colorful offspring, .not for slaugher, purchasing any equine. Any falsification of 
 
UTD shots/worming. Lisa Hill Canton 404- Coggins tests can result In f ines and/or 
 
202-5763 
 
suspension of advertising privileges in the 
 
Rare breed soy ram. 3 yrs. old, $150. Linda Willis Hawkinsville 478-934-1448 
Regisfered "Royal White" breeding stock, rams $ 1200, Ewes $450, hair/meat breed. parasite resistant. Rebecca Geary Richmond Hill 912-659-1929 
 
Market Bulletin. . This regulation also applies to equine advertised in the "At Stud" and "Boarding" categories of the quarterly equine editions. 
'01 AQHA dun geld 15.1h, started on barrels/roping, Docs Salano, anyone can ride $3500. H. Murphy Loganville 770-313- 1678 
 
03' TWH-BEA, beautiful black filly, halter broke, gentle, $1 200. T. Hatchett Griffin 7708 42-2020 
1 donkey standard jack, very gentle with Jerusalem stri pe, 4 y.o., $175. Chad Neisler Commerce 706-215-2904 
1o y.o. reg. spotted saddle horse, mare. solid 
black with white blaze 14.2h, has great rack, $1500. Karen Futch Juliette 478-477-4373' 
11 y.o. reg. Belgian gelding, broke to drive single/double, very gentle, no block needed to shoe/tri m, 18.3h, $3000. Cindy Buford Concord 770-884-5080 
 
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Wednesday, January 17. 2007 
 
11 y.o. TWH blaek mare, sound, gentle, big, Appaloosa gelding for lease, 5 yrs.old, Gorgeous Welsh size painl pony geld, 6 y.o. '06 pea hen/ Indian blue, ducks and Old Going Out of Business: 3 India Blue 
 
pretty, in foal to B.W. stud, 51500. Steve leopard, 15. 1 hands, experienced rider only, broke. tra~ rides, trade for good 2H trailer. C. English bantams, sellllrade. Danny Ryals breeder peahens & 1 breeder pair of White 
 
Dillard Eeworth 706-632-8290 
 
lease lee negotiable. Maureen Pitts Jeffers on Brown Brooks n0-719-8262 
 
Milledgeville 478-4528497 478-804-3868 peafowls leh. Shane McDuffie Douglas 912 
 
12 y.o. AQHA X mare quiet, beginner 706-367-2678 
 
Mammoth donkeys, jacks and jenny's. Allen '06 Pheasants  lady Amherst, red & yellow, 309-4774 
 
child/adult lessons, 15h easy keeper, S1200 Appaloosa mare, 12 y.o., dark bay roan, ()qlesb~ L~ons 912-2931697 
 
D.T. golden Nepal, Kalij, Silver Reeves. also Grey game $25/pr, S35/lrio, Brown reds 
 
obo. C. Houston Griffin n0-229-4384 
 
15h, great trail horse. sound, need exp. rider, Miniature registered donkeys grey jenny, 3 chukar. Asa Freeman Jackson 770-775-3031 $50/lrio, Brown layers $10 ea.. Turkey poults 
 
t3 1/2 , Gruello large pony gelding 6 y.o., St 100. Jan Peavey Bo gart 706-71361'24 
 
y.o.;$1100. pasture exposed to 31" chocolate '06 Ringneck pheasants $9 ea.. Chukars $5. Chris Herrin Bowdon n0-8306834 
 
great hunter prospect $1 500, can email pie's. Appaloosa/TB mare $2000, 10 y.o.. 15h, jack, 7 month gray jenny baby S800. Dale $5.50 ea.. 12 Rouen drakes $6 ea, & Texas Guineas $ 10 ea. , different colors, chickens 
 
Chris Harrison Kennesaw 770-856-7338 
 
nice gaits w ith floating trot, has done Morrison Chickamauga 706-539-2805 
 
A&M quail chicks S.75 to $2 ea. , Buff $ 1O ea. Betty Sharpe Morrow 404-3666930 
 
13 y.o. Appaloosa OH cross gelding, 1 3 Introductory level dressage. Mark Thompson Miniature, 3 y.o. ,A.MHA/AMHR App. mare, Orpington chicks $1.50 each.. Charles Hardy 678-409-5880 
 
1/2h anyone can ride, $500 obo. Tom Colbert 404432-6 169 
 
AMHR weanling pinto show colt, Pal. mare, 1 Temele 770-562-1370 
 
Guineas  18 weeks old $8 each, we catch. 
 
Henderson Chickamauga 706-375-3917 
 
AQHA 14 y.o. sorrel gelding, 16h great on y.o. donkey jack, $600 and up. S. Brown 1 large White Rock rooster, 11 mos. old and Ted Rlnghausen Jackson 770775-0331 
 
13 y.o. Sorrel QHX mare 15.3h, great trails, intermediate rider. loads, bathes. gentle Cleveland 706-318-301 3 
 
3 White Giant hens $20. Dari Arbogast Guineas  trio of grown Pearls $35. Ray 
 
disposition, willing to please, excellent trail giant, my personal horse, $2800. Mike Davis Missouri Foxlrotler gelding, registered, blue Kennesaw 770-428-5719 
 
Jordan Lavonia 706-356-8893 
 
horse, great with kids, low maintenance, Lit honia 678-410-7540 
 
papered, solid black, loads, washes, clips well. 1O free roosters, DOB 10/06, breeds Lady AmhersUpalr '06 hatch and red 
 
clipSl1oads $2200 obo. Amanda Long Liiburn AQHA 3 y.o. 'bay stallion, some ground 14.1h, born in Missouri SK>2, asking 52500. Mac unknown, received in a shipment of chicks, gold/pair '06. call atfer 4:30 pm . George 
 
678.-358-9921 
 
work, loads, bathes, longes, super quiet Reeves Thomaston 706-647-4 178 
 
some red/brown, some grey-barred. Tricia Richards Cumming n0-844-6231 
 
20 y.o. OH geld. Palomino trail horse, super personality, nice youth barrel prospect 14.2h, Molly mule 16 y.o. 14.3h, must have large Malhis Ra:,:le 706-743-7213 
 
Large breed chickens, AIR, Barred Rock 
 
gentle kid sale horse, bought from trail riding S2000. B McCarty l ocust Grove 678300 pasture, AQHA 6 y.o. mare, wlwhite blaze on 10 purebred silkies; yellow, white, red. 3 and Dominecker roosters and hens $15 each. 
 
facility, $850. Ryan Fuller Greenvllle 706- 1171 
 
face. to approved home. C. Correll J asper roosters. 7 hens. $30 for all or $4 each. Cayla WesleJi'. Seabolt Suches 706-838-4255 
 
594-0940 
 
AQHA black filly, Mr. Joe Glow on papers, 770-654-9675 
 
Cox Carrollton no-8548630 
 
laying hens  3 Americaunas (green eggs) 
 
2002 Swedish Warmblood mare, exc. will be big. $1200. J Wilkes A thens 706-207 Own daughter Haidas Lil Pep., chestnut, 15 Black Aslroloups, all laying, take all  6 Gold laced Wyandottes (brown eggs). 1 
 
bloodlines, movement, willing, and going 9366 
 
NCHA money earner, points, in foal to golden $120. J.W. Barnes Canton no-3456511 
 
guinea, $7-$10 each. Jennie Williams 
 
under saddle, $ 12,000. Sharon Enderlein AQHA own son of WC, sorrel gelding with Palomino. Ra~ Pa~ne Jas11er 770-893-8397 
 
2 Bobwhites $5. Cochin cross rooster SS, Fllntstone 706-931-3001 423883-1236 
 
Brooks 770461-1699 
 
chrome, great disposition, 2.5 y.o., going Pair of donkeys $400, bred OH mare, blue please leave message. Gabe Strother Laying hens  Barred Rock, will have 
 
2004 Bay AQHA mare, does Sugs nicely under saddle, 14 .1h, $1200 obo. Kaye roan $1000. Dennis Rigdon Do uglasville Washingto n 706678-1207 7064015836 
 
Dominecker babies and Buff Orpington babies 
 
Brudder/Panama Jet bloodlines, 15h, exc. Evans Box Serings 229-649-7885 
 
678492-1249 
 
5 hens and 3 roosters to be given away. after Christmas, leave message. Chris Pope 
 
barrel/performance prospect, not started uts... AQHA race bred '03 bay gelding, '04 sorrel Palomino OH gelding, 7yrs, trail ridden. James Willis Jonesboro 770-603-3082 
 
Meansvllle 770567-3120 
 
$2200 neg . W McGuffee Villa Rica 770-459 filly, AQHA '05 gray gelding, APHA '82 beautil ul. 
 
. smart, great personality, Adult Brown Chinese geese /pair $40; adult Mallard or Blue Swedish ducks, 3 wks. to 15 
 
2852 
 
chlldsafe, sound. Jason Beaty Chickamauga experienced rider, $2, 200. Aimee Dunne While Chinese geese /pair, $40, White Pekin wks. old & grown ducks. Raymond Seckinger 
 
3 ~.o. lilly, 13.3h dark bay almost black, OH 706539-1285 
 
Kathleen 478218-5984 4782185984 
 
females $10 each. Priscilla Black Wad ley Ellabell 912858-5048 
 
loping poles and barrels. will make excellent Bay pony 12.1h tall gentle mare, great for Paso Fino 2 y.o. grey filly, 3 months 706-699-0998 706-831-1383 
 
Mixed bantam chickens, 7 months old, $5 
 
youth horse, $1500. Terri Skiles Dawson 229 beginner, child safe, sound and very friendly, professionally trained, willing disposition , Bantam  Cochins of different colors: Mottle, each. Dexter Carlton Jeffersonville 478-645 
 
347-2949 
 
$1200. Phillip Gordon Marietta 770-6051950 Petrolero/Patiullero bl, SSOOO. Mike Pruett Silver Lace, Barred Rock, Silver Seabrights, 6565 
 
4 y.o. sorrel Arab gelding, 14.2 small build, in training with pro trainer until 1-31-07, $750. 
M Barnes Convln!l!on 678-300-8362 
5 y.o. pony with 6 month filly, healthy, gentle, pretty, all tack included, S1850 obo. Pam Russell GraJ1SOn 770-995-5493 
5 y.o. sorrel gelding,15h, good dispostion, started on barrels, exp. rider. Wanda Carroll S:,:lvester 2297763388 
5 y.o. TWH gelding and 4 y.o. MFT mare, both grey, well gaited, great trail herses. Biii Mathis Dublin 478-290-0328 
9 y.o. TWH sorrel mare, 6 y.o. sky watch, excellen t pleasure/broodmare . L Roy Woodstock no-591-9085 
 
Belgium registered gelding, 5 y.o., great horse, $2900 gentle. giant, spook free, over t7h tall. Patricia Johnson Sliver Creek 706 2359014 678-313-4579 
Donkey standard female SSSO, male $350 very gentle great pasture guards, delivery available. Deweys Donkeys 175 exit 201. Harry Lew is Jack son 678-773-5211 
Donkey, male. grey w/cross, 8 months, great pasture guard/companion , delivery available, $350. Connie Hester For syth 478 994-3397 
Donkeys 1 mini jack w/cross. $350, 1 gray w/ cross jenny, medium size, $375. Wanda Bryant Cleveland 706-878-8509 
 
Eastman 478-231-8558 
Paso Fino ten y.o. chestnul gelding 14h, very broke, easy keeper, extensively trail ridden. shown successfully. Jr. Derrick Lawrenceville n0-527-n57 
Quality AMHA miniatures worth the drive $350$1500. Melanie Rewcaslle 246 Tram Rd S:,:lvanla 30467 91 2863-7357 912-682-8423 
Real nice for the price, 14 y.o. saddlebred gelding, started with natural horsemanship, no papers $800. H: Larson Dahlonega 706265 20 5 7 
Registered 2 y.o . QH gelding. Donald Phillips Royston 706-498-3386 706-245 6360 
 
Buff Brahmas and a few mixed silkies. Eric Brantley Cedartown n0-324-6855 
Bantam pairs  O.E. Blaek, Blue, Splash, Spangled, Millelleur, B.B. Red, Buff Cochins, and Amerucanas. Ron Strickland Gillsville 770-869-7575 
Bantams  Cochins in buff, white, barred, and partridge, Japanese in Black-tailed butt, beautiful birds. David Wright Ca rrollton 770836-8875 770-490-7571 
Bantams  Silver, blue gold, gold D.W., Wheaten blue red, red Silkies, Cochins  buff, Barred . Mottled, Modems  brown re<:t & silver D.W. Todd Payne Ballground 770-735-461 3 
Bantams for sale  White Old English, Black 
 
Mixed game hens, SS each . Frances Johnston Rutledge 706-474-0478 
 
Mixed game roosters 3 , S7 to $12. Tommy 
 
Howard Washington 706-678-3087 706-401 5417 
 
Mixed roosters and hens. $8  $5 each: 1male white Peking duck, hatched summer 
 
'06, $ 10. Linda Williams Maysville 706652 
 
3392 
 
Muscovies 1yr. old $ 10, caring owners with 
 
pond required, not for slaughter. Lynn 
 
Mashburn Cumming n0-8879056 
 
Muscovy ducks  selling out, 1 or 150, healthy & beautiful $8 each. Susan Prugh 
 
Buckhead 706-342-0163 
 
 
 
Upcoming Deadlines For At Stud Notices 
Notices for At Stud ads arc Al Sllld notices: Feb. 14 issue , 
 
Registered 2006 fillies, granddaughters of Hollywood Heat, handled daily, good minded with great conformation, S2500. Sable Allen Bl shoe706-255-3170 
Rocky mountain gelding 15h, beautiful chocolate w/flaxen mane and tail excellent, sound, $4000. R Dixon Dublin 478-272-7796 
 
Rose COmb, and others . breeds. Marshall Brown Rocl<y Face 706-463-6941 
Bantams. need good home; Cochins, Phoenix, Sultan. D'Uncie. silkies. catl for intoneave msg. Toni Kreis 3906 Mulberry Rock Rd Dallas 30157 770-5059235 
BB Reds. Silver Duckwlngs, Black-tailed 
 
O.E. banlams, Wheatens, Lemon Blues. Mille Fleur, blues, brass backs, barred : pairs & trios. Jerry Stallsworth 78 River Lane Covington 30016 n0-7867168 
O.E. game bantams from show stock, Blacks. BB Reds, Sliver Duckwings, Wheatens, Blue Splash, Blue Brassy Backs, 
 
published quarterly in the Markel Bulletin in special equine issues during January, A pril, July and October: however, s ince January March is the peak period for equine 
 
deadline Jan. 3 1; M arch 14 issue, 
deadline Feb. 28. Advertisers are 
re minded char At Stud notices must 
be accompanied by the stable license number of rbe adve1tiser as 
 
Son of Tamulena world champ jr cutting, 21 months. sorrel/flax dam daughter of Dox Warble, ready to start, $3000. J. Payne Jaseer 706-692-6769 
Spotted saddle horse gelding, 12 y.o., $600 obo, 14.3h, very cute, easy keeper. Robert Hannan Woodstock 770-3775168 
 
White Japanese, Barred Cochlns, serious callers only, will do spme 1radlng. Chris Hancock Carrollton 40459701 96 
Beautiful grown Muscovy ducks $8 each. Pam Gibbs Fort Valley 478825-2549 
Beautiful mixed roosters B. Sam '06, $15 each, 20 in all . S. Stephens Hoschto n 706- 
 
quail. Mack McBurnett Tyrone n 04872233 
Old timey Ginn Greys. top knot yellow legged roosters & hens, bantams, guineas pearl & white. Donald Phillips Elberton 7062456360 706-498-3386 
Peacocks  Black shoulder, blue & white: Red Golden pheasant and silver pair, also 
 
breeding in Ga., the Bulletin also 
 
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Spotted saddle horse mare, registered , 4 y.o.. bay/white , 14.lh, $1800. Deborah 
 
654--2867 Bulldog Comish large dark & white laced red, 
 
Birmingham roller pigeons, button quail. Dale Smith Covington n0-378-4683 
 
will publish At Stud notices in Coggins report for each horse Deaver Blairsville 706745- 1663 
 
also Cubalaya and Saipan Jungle fowl chicks Pearl-White Legh<:lrn roosters for sale. Ellis 
 
February and March. Following listed . Ads submined wi thout th is SSH/TWH :4 y.o. gelding, excellent trail S4 each. Matt Turner Pitts 229-648-6464 
 
Smilh 1202 Grandma Branch Rd. Grantville 
 
are the upcoming issue dares and information wiJI not be published. 
 
horse. pretty. flashy, safe for any rider, great Chickens for sale: 300 Rhode Island Red 30220 no-583-3621 no-583-3621 ground manners. Barbara Creely BJshop 706- young hens, $8 each. Arthur Usher Conyers Pigeons - common/rollers & homer S4  $7 
 
deadlines for February and March 
 
769-8790 706-769-5716 
 
no-483-8989 
 
ea.: Sex-Link hens, hatched Spring 2006. 
 
SSHITWH, 11 y.o. gelding, exp. on trails, Chickens, chicks & eggs for sale: Game brown egg layers $9 each. Waller Mims 
 
well trained, gentle enough for any rider. Gary crosses, Silkie crosses, Red Pyle crosses. Louisville 478-6258324 
 
Veterinarian 
 
Hollin Blsho e 706-540-1881 706-769-nso Silver Phoenix crosses. Michelle Brow n Pigeons  selling oul, 60 Whil e Cameau , 
 
TWH beautiful, sweet mares, black 10, Dallas 404-219-9326 
 
good breeders, 40 homers, also 4 Silver 
 
Sabino 6, sure-fooled on trail, fancy In lhe. Chickens. medium size, bred lor setting, trio Sebright hens. Jerry Williamson Dexter 478 
 
show. J. Motes Canton no-361 1299 770 .$21 , other birds available. Harry Crider 875-3158 
 
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778-2939 
 
Cumming 706-348- t 980 7708899335 
 
Purebred Golden Comet rooster, big, 
 
TWH gelding 5 y.o. bay/white, 4 y.o. Chinese Ringneck pheasant, flight and gorgeous, 8 mos. old, must go, call for more 
 
engaged in public practice," Dr. 
 
Myers 
 
was 
 
e lected 
 
at 
 
the 
 
black/white. 5 y.o. Buckskin/white , 5 yo. Palomino, 6 y.o. black. Albert Queen Dallas 
 
weathered conditioned. Brooklet 912-839-2056 
 
Marilyn 
 
W h e ele s 
 
info & pricing. Katie Wester Gainesville 770 532-6 141 
 
Myers said. " During the coming USAHA's annual conference, 770-5050090 
 
Chukars, pheasants  Red gold. yellow Quality OEG ban1ams , BB Reds, Blue 
 
year, again 
 
the USAHA will once cultivate partnerships and 
 
which was held in conj unction wi th the annual meeting of the American 
 
TWH mare, Suns Delight breeding, 18, perfect for kids or amal ,t6h, trails, shows. Broodmare, $1800. Tammy Valmus Acworth 
 
gold. anherst, Silvers Reaves. Howard Norris BishOI! 706-769-7005 
Cochin bantams for sale. not yet laying, buy 
 
Splash, Brassy Backs, Creles, Fawn 
Duckwings. Silver Duekwings, OEG quails. Ted Charles Douglasville 770-942~7 
 
provide a . foru m to develop solutions to animal health issues." 
 
As s o c iat i on Diagnosticians 
 
of Laboratory in Minneapolis, to 
 
770-313-1140 
TWH, reg. gelding, black, 16.1h, 4 y.o.. calm, loads, good trail horse, also good horse 
 
no- pair or lrio. Virginia Breedlove Dallas 
445-7117 Fantail pigeons, multi-colors $15 each. 
 
Red gold pheasants '06 hatch. Ray Haskin 
Baxley 912-240-2780 912-367-3068 
Red Golden hens, $20; Snowy call ducks. 
 
Equine Auction 
 
discuss issues related to the health of farm li vestock, wildlire , poultry and fish. More than 1,400 people - 
 
for a beginner. $2000. C. Clive Griffin 404 717-8010 
TWHBEA blue roan gelding 15.2h, 4 112 y.o., ridden trails and lield trials, no vices, 
 
Ronald Kenertey 59 Woodlake Ct. LaGrange 30240 706-884-6321 
Fertile hatching eggs; Buff Orpington, Black Australorp, Golden Lace Wyandoltes. 
 
$10; colorful mixed bantams, $2. Kevin Dalt Braselton 770-965-0599 
Rhode Island Red I Silky mix rooster. hatched late Spring 2006, $5. Jimmie Lindsey 
 
(Continued from Page 11) 
 
a 
 
record-breaking 
 
attendance 
 
for 
 
$3500. Ginger Reeder Sha rpsburg 770-253 1391 
 
the fifth consecutive year - attended Two registered American saddlebred 
 
Dominecker, Delaware, pick-up $5 per doz. or ship 20 eggs $18. David .Rice Cedartown 770-749-9700 
 
Douglasvllle no-5n-7374 Rhode Island Red, Barred Rock, Bull 
Orpington, Black Australorp, Delaware. Sandy 
 
wwwioi;r.gcori;ia.gov. f'Or directions 10 loc:uion, call 1hc Equine Division al (404) 656-3713. (Office 
 
the week-long conference. The future of animal disease 
 
mares, 4 and 7 y.o., one registered American saddlebred stallion, 3 y.o., healthy and sound. Mark Knaus Cleveland 706-219-2291 
 
Free roosters, '06 halch. handsome Partridge Cochin bantams. hand raised, friendly: Cartersville area. Carla Joyce While 
 
Danielson Zebulon n0-567-4185 770-584 9666 
Ringneck pheasants for sale S20/pair. llighl 
 
houn. nre Monday 1hrough Frida) 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Scail.-d bid:. will not be accep1ed on lhc..e equine. 
No rcprc-.ema1ion is made regarding any reit,1r.11ion or p<i.l<iblc regi~1ra1ion of said equine nor of 1he phy~ical condition of <aid equine. 
 
surveillance was the featured topic at this year's joint scientific session. 
Dr. Myers and ber husband, Dr. Billy Myers. are residents of Good 
 
Welsh Cross mare, 6 .y.o.. 13.lh, 90 day prof. tmg., jumps 25, dressage, quiet and easy 10 handle, $5500. Debbie 
no- McCloud Powder Spgs 404-3165349 
422-6228 
Poultry/Fowl For Sale 
 
no-383-8995 678-4313290 
Game  Roundheads, Albany Leiper hatch, Brown Reds, Butchers, Kelsos, grays, call any lime. Russell Griffin 3065 Poplar Sp. Ch. Rd Gainesville 30507 770-532-8447 770-2410328 
Game chickens  White hackles, Sid Taylor 
 
conditioned. Richard Bolton Athens 706-353 6832 706613-3690 
Ringneck pheasants, flight conditioned for tower hunts & field hunts $10 each. Calvin Stockburger Tunnel Hill 4236697027 706 935-5664 
Ringneck pheasants, fully leathered. long 
 
Any doc11mcn1:11ion in possession of !he 
Depnnrnclll of Agricuhure regarding regi,1r:nion, 
phy,kal Condilion Or pa!>I \'Clcrinary UC3111lCnl Of ,nid equine i> available upon reque.1: however, 
 
Hope. For more infom1ation about the 
USAl-IA. visit the website 
 
fl you have any questions regarding ads Tn 
this category, call Merlissa Smith at 404651  9081 or 404-6519082. 
Mallard ducks must be at least three 
 
& Wingate crosses wlbrown, red; Kelsos, tails, call for pricing. Jeff Williams 245 Todd 
 
Spanish Blues, Bluelaced hatch. Donnie  weaver Road Alto 30510 706677 2666 
 
Bowdin Acworth 7707898127 
 
Ringneck pheasants. Larry Tharpe Cordele 
 
Game chickens for sale  Murray McMurray 229-273-1701 
 
no1 "hh,wnding 1he availabilily of ,uch documcn1a1mn. or lack 1hereof. or \erbal 
,..,le '' informaunn i:hcn 10 1he Departmen1. ""id 
for 111.: e<1umc on an a.; is b;uis wi1hou1 an> rcprc:.ema1ion regarding regis1ra1ion. phy>1cal condi1ion or :occcpmblc U>C of 1he anunal. T~c 'ucCCful bidder mus1 be prepared 10 1ender 1hc price by c:i;hoer.> check or money order and move 1hc ununnl from the impowidmem facility by 6 p.m. on Mond:1y. J:mu:\I)' 22 . 2007. P:iymcnl nrny be made 1111hc time 1hc :inimal is picked up. 
If :o '"ccc~,ful bidder fail> 10 1cndcr 1hc 1>rice 
:o> rct1uircd.1hc Georgia Deparunem ofAgricuhurc 
 
www.usaha.org. 
Extension 
(Continued from Page 11 ) All orders must be prepaid and 
 
generations from the wild before they can hatchery, B.B. Reds, '06 hatch, please leave be advertised in the Market Bulletin. message. T. LilleJi'. Jeffersonville 478-945-6139 
 
Advertisers must include thls' l nformatlorr Game chickens for sale, Col. Givens Hatch, 
 
In notices submitted for l!ubllcatlon. 
 
Lacy RoundHead, Red Butcher $50 each. 
 
'05 Java, '06 Silver, Pied, Dark Pied, White James Mitchell Jefferson 706-6545939 
 
breeders, Javas, Spauldings, Spaulding Game chickens, Spangled Butchers. 
 
Whites, Black Shoulder. Ray Watts Macon BumbleFoot Greys, (aw Greys, BrownReds, 
 
478-7436692 
 
RoundHeads, Kelsos and more. Russell Ware 
 
'06 bantams, BB Red, Red Pyle, Silver TunnelHlll 706-965-894-0 
 
Duckwing. Cheryl Arrendale Marble Hill 770 Game roosters & hens, good breed, kelso's, 
 
893-3403 
 
roundheads, butchers, grays, blues and reds, 
 
'06 Buff Orpington hens, guineas, bronze Kentucky Baley's. J.W. Brown 139 Bellamy St. turkeys, bantams. John Johnson Sr. Homer 30547 706677-4063 
 
Miiiedgeviile 478452-7015 
 
Game roosters for sale, 1 Gavlin hatch. 2 
 
RIA, Blk. Sex Link, Barred Rock. Red Star hens $10 each, also have laying boxes. James Greene Ringgold 423595-2265 
Roosters  AIR. Buff Orpington & Barred Rock. free , 9/06 hatch. Brenda Filer Aleharetta 770-6630285 
Silkie bantams 2006 hatch, some 3 mos. old. buff also. a l~w black and white. some show bloodline $4 each. Mary Robbins Powder Springs robbinsltd@hotmall.com 770-943-1007 
Silkies  standard black and silver laced Cochins, Buff Orphingtons, banlam lrizzle Cochins, Araucanas, McMurray stock, must 
 
mny rdu-.c 10 a~"Ccp1 any other bids mudc by the 'llCCc,,ruJ botldcr UI lhis auction Or :111)' ruiure 
:.iuclU.lH. 
 
picked up at the countY. location where purchased. No orders are shipped. Sale dates, plant varie ty 
 
'06 hatch, Black Giant pullets. Teratd Odu~ Monroe n02677263 
'06 Heavy breed hens and roosters; Blk. Australorps. Buff Orpington. Delaware. 
 
Red Spangles, 1 Aseel. 1 gray, 1 butcher and geese. Michael Mincey Covington 678625 2628 
Giant Cochins 1 yr., $25/pair; Barred Rock, 
 
sell. Michelle Tate Dahlonega 706-864-6922 
Tom turkeys  Royal Palm. Spanish Black, Bourbon Red, Blue Slate. S.E. Martey Winder 6786383645 
 
Thew hoN' :ore 'ubj1 10 periodic in\p.:.:111m b) 1hc 0..'<ll'l!ia l'.>cp.inmcnl of Agncuhurc for a 
'"''"'" 11t 2-1 lllOfllh' 
 
information and for each county. 
 
prices 
 
may 
 
vary 
 
Plymouth Barred Rock, guaranteed pure $14 
ea or $35 for tno. Tammy Aldridge Hiram 770-443-2397 
 
silkie & OEG bantam biddies $3, Muscovey ducks $10. Leslie Williams Millen 478-494 4462 
 
Turkeys  2006 Blue Slate pair for breeding. very tame. S65 for pair, Diane McGuire Commerce 706-335-4863 
 
 Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Turkeys - Bourbon Reds and Bronze singles or pairs. Terry Trammell Auburn 770682-9244 
Turkeys - Eastern Bronze midget white 
 
Adult male emu $75, you catch and 
 
transport. Mark Kent Braselton 404-290-4734 
 
Champion 
 
registered 
 
Llamas, 
 
maleslfemales, for fiber, showing, breeding; 
 
1999 16ft Ponderosa bumper pull double deck for goats oak floors good tires and electric brakes. Kenny Sheffield Norman Park 229-891 -6110 
 
--L-i-v-e-s-t-o-c-k-s-a--le-s--a-n-d--E-v--en--tPs-ag-e 7 
 
pairs for breeding, also Ringneck pheasants guarding, companion. Celia Taylor Ell ijay 1999 black 4H GN Featherlite 4x6 DR with 
 
pairs for breeding. Miles Russell Meansville celia@meadowdance.com 706-698-5262 
 
partial LQ, all aluminum $ 14,000 obo. Kristina 
 
706-648-3503 
 
Llamas, reg., friendly and halter trained, Murray Folkston 9 12-496-2691 912-276 
 
Clip and Save Calendar 
 
Poultry/Fowl Requiring Permit/License  
If you have questions regarding this category, call Merlissa Smith at 404-651-9081 or 404-651-9082. 
Advertisements for wood ducks must be accompanied by a USDA permit. Permits are available from t he U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Attn: Permit Section, P.O. Box 49208, Atlanta, GA 30359. Advertisers must submit a copy of current permit with their first ad. Permit copies will be returned upon request. Advertisements for bobwhite quail must be accompanied by a copy. of the advertiser's commercial quail breeders license. Since this is a state protected bird, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources requires anyone selling bobwhite quail to have this license. For license information, write: DNR, Game and Fish Division, 2189 Northlake Parkway, Suite 108, Tucker, GA 30084. 
Bobwhite quail, flight & weather cond., ready to go $3 ea., also Ringneck pheasants. Julian V Dasher Glennvllle 912:654-1312 877-427-8197 
Bobwhite quail, flight birds, healthy, for hunt, train, restock or meat $3 each, leave 
 
weanlings, starting at $500. lilianegrant @llamasofatlanta.com Liiiane Grant Dallas lilianegrant@llamasofatlanta.com 770-4452855 . 
Llamas- young males, geldings, female, halter trained, handled daily, excellent blood lines, $350 & up. Sherri Rudd 540 Ascension Trail Cleveland 30528 700-865-7799 
Alternative Livestock 
Requiring Permit/License 
If you have questions regardmg ads in this category, call Merlissa Smith 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 
 
.0560 
2 Aussies, 2 Westerns, 1 McCullin bits, farm gates. B Miles Franklln 706-675-0882 
2 horse bumper pull trailer, useable, $400. David Haar McDonough 770-914-9609 404444-3203 
2 horse trailer, new floor, no rust sliding back gate, good condition, $1100. Donald Green Tempie 770-841-6815 
2 sets of Carri-Ute portable corral panels, used once $809 each new, asking $600 each. Mel Williams Canton 678-777-4643 
2001 Horton dream coach 2 horse bumper pull; rumbar floor, ramp, new tires, elec. brakes $5,000. Penny Kwirant Whitesburg 770-838-9866 
2002 double D 2H slant BP," DR, rear tack, 16' stock combo, new tires, awning, exc. conditiofl $5500 obo. Mary Leslie Madison 706-342-7813 404-434-1851 
2002 Dover 4-horse hydraulic walker. variable speed, reversible directions, less than 15 hours run time, $2500. Bennie Moon Madison 706-752-1407 
2002 W.W. three horse slant bp, dressing room, saddle racks, excellent condition asking $3600. Kile Griffis Covington 770-786-1093 
2004 Colt 4 horse SL trlr, gooseneck with stud/escape door, extra large tack room , big enough for weekend camper pkg . C Clive 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Tues. Poultry, Goat & Every 2 & 4 Sat. Lewis Livestock; goats, 
 
Feeder-Breeder Pig Sale, poultry, 6 
 
chickens, horses, cows, pigs; 538 
 
pm, hogs & goats, 7 pm, Taylor Cty. 
 
Hwy. 56 N., Swainsboro, Ga. 478- 
 
Livestock Auction, just o~ S.R. 128, s. 
 
237-6649, 478-237-6876. 
 
of Reynolds. Info: 478-847-3664 or Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Livestock Auction, 
 
706-647-3559. 
 
Waddell Auction Barn, Climax, Ga., 1 
 
Every Thurs. Horse Auction, All Breed 
 
pm, selling goats, sheep, poultry and 
 
Horse Sale, tack, 7:30 pm, horses & 
 
. small animals; selling miscellaneous 
 
ponies, 9 pm, cash or approved 
 
at 1Oam; #AU003249. Info.: 229-246 
 
checks, Reidsville. GAL 2687 Info : 
 
4955/416-7217. 
 
Mike Holland, 912-654-28631614- Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Cattle, Slaughter 
 
6621 . 
 
' 
 
Hogs, Goats, Sheep & Fowl Sale, 1 
 
Every Thurs. 7 pm tack sale; 9:1 5 pm horse 
 
pm, H&M Livestock Market, Lyons, 
 
& pony sale; GAL#AU003224; Red 
 
Hwy. 1 s. (old Toombs Cty. Stockyard). 
 
Barn Livestock Auction ; Sylvester. 
 
Info: 912-537-2172 or 912-293-0172 
 
Info.: 229-776-9009. 
 
(sale day) or myra1@cybersouth.com. 
 
Every Fri. night Horse Sale, 7:30. pm, 102 Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Goats, poultry & small 
 
Lumber City Hwy., Hazlehurst. Info: 
 
animal sale, noon, Middle Georgia 
 
Steve Underwood, 912-594-6200 
 
Goat & Chicken Sale, Cochran. Lie# 
 
(night) or 912-375.5543 (day) . 
 
AU0031 74. Info.: 478-934-9609, 478 
 
Every Fri. night Goat, Poultry & Small 
 
230-7324. 
 
Animal Sale, 7 pm, Buggy Town Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Livestock auction at 
 
Auction, 1315 Hwy. 341 s., 
 
Pearson Livestock; sale, 1 pm; goats, 
 
Barnesville. GAL #3177 Info: 770-358 
 
sheep, poultry & small animals; 1168 
 
0872/1786 .. 
 
Hwy. 441 N., Pearson, Ga. Info.: 229- 
 
Every S11t. 1O am, farm-related mdse. 
 
798-0271 , 91 2-422-3211. 
 
Auction; 1 pm, goats, fofwl & small Every 4th Sat. Miscellaneous Sale, 1Oam, 
 
animal auction; GAL#AU003224 ; Red 
 
goats, poultry, small animals sale, 12 
 
Barn Livestock Auction, Sylvester. 
 
noon, cash only, Gaines Livestock 
 
message. Nellie Branton <;:ave Spring 706- at (770) 761-3044. Individuals submitting Griffin 404-717-8016 
 
Info.: 229-776-9009. 
 
Auction, Hwy. 84, Quitman. GAL 
 
676-5593 706-234-9284 
 
advertisements to buy and sell regulated 2006 circle W 6'x6'6"x1 4' metal top GN Every Sat. Small Animals, Chickens, 
 
#2514 Info: 229-263-9940. 
 
Bobwhite quail, flight birds, healthy, for hoofed stock in the Market Bulletin must stock, 4'nose full escape gate, removable 
 
Rabbits, Sheep, Goats & Horse Sale, Every 4th Sat. Goat & sheep sale, noon, 
 
hunt, train, re-stock O( meat, $2.85 each; provide a photocopy of the appropriate saddle rack, divider. $5,300. Buddy Bragg 
 
4 pm, Coker Sale Barn. Duncan 
 
Coker Sale Barn, Duncan Bridge Rd. 
 
Hawkinsville,:1eave message. Joseph Martin license with their ad. 
 
Guyton 912-772-4382 
 
Bridge Rd., White Qo., at old 
 
at old Chattahoochee Livestock Barn, 
 
222 Georgia Hwy. 27 Pineview 31071 478783-4210 
Bobwhite quail, flight conditioned $3 each , 
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
3 horse slant, bp, 2001 Stoll, rear tack, front dressing, torsion axles, ugc, $3500, or trade truck/ tractor. B Maguire Gainsville 770-983 
 
Chattahoochee Livestock Barn. Info: 
 
White Co. Info.: 706-540-8418. 
 
Wayne Coker, 706-540-8418. 
 
Every 3rd Sat. Goat & Sheep Sale, KW2 
 
Every Sat. night Goat, Poultry & Small 
 
Livestock held at Eastanollee 
 
old layers $2 each. Gail Dasher Glennville ff you have questions regarding ads m this 9069 
 
 
 
912-654-2475 
 
category, call Ceciley Thomas at 404-651- 5 new handmade Australian saddles, never 
 
Animal Auction, 7 pm, BFadleyWayside Auction, 1035 Monticello 
 
Livestock Market , Hwy. 17 btwn . Toccoa & Lavonia. Info; Ken Wells, 
 
Bobwhite quail, flight conditioned, ready 9081 or4046519082. 
 
used, 2-19", 21 8", and 1-17", $250 each or 
 
Hwy., Gray. GAL 2070 Info : Curtis 
 
864-861 -4398 or Kevin Williams, 864- 
 
now, $3 ea. J . Wilson 699 Cottonwood Rd. Items listed in the Livestock wanted $850 for all. Charles Anderson Warrenton 
 
Pitts 31072229-648-6438 229322-3722 
 
category must be for specific livestock; for _70~6~-,_,46;..5"-',.,.1..,.15~3--__,-----~- 
 
Bobwhite quail, healthy fl ight birds for lnstance, "want 3 or 4-yr. old quarter horse 94 WW_J, horse trailer good floor, tires, tack 
 
hunVtrain/restock or meat, we deliver. Drew gelding, approx. 16 hds., suitable for c,ompartment electric brakes $1950. Jerry 
 
Stanley Batesville 706-947-3884 
 
moderately experience rider." Generalized "'Patterson 346 Lumber Company Rd Talking 
 
Bobwhite quail, Jumbo Wis. hatching eggs, ads, such as "want horses, any amount," Rock 30175 770-364-6152 706-692-6563 
 
$431100, $ 168/600, $24011000. Raymond are not acceptable for publication; neither Arena lights, 1000 watt bulbs and brackets 
 
Meadows P.O. Box 338 Wadley 30477 478 are ads for free or unwanted livestock. 
 
included, like new, 12 total $175 each. Dara 
 
252-5345 
 
Goats and pigs wanted for loving family Burgess Douglas 912-384-3575 912-381- 
 
Flight conditioned Bobwhite quail $3 each. farm, will consider other small farm animals. ;..03=..4.,...1._ _~~----~---- 
 
George Pierson Culloden 478-994-9025 478- Angela Cleary Temple 770-562:4533 
 
Dakota California style reining saddle, 16" 
 
885 -23 40 
 
Want bottle calves, beef or dairy breeds. medium brown Ten. seat $200, 15" Western 
 
Georgis, Bobwhite quail, weathered also need dairy cow to nurse cow and hand saddle $300. J Wilkes Athens 706-207-9366 
 
conditioned & flight ready, accepting orders milker. Lori Mc.Allister Griffin 770-412-1 737 . Downsizing our barn, winter blankejs, 
 
now for 2006-07 season. Myra Brown Want pony, preferably gelding, for young saddle pads, halters, saddles, misc. tack. Bill 
 
Cataula-706-322-3404 
 
.child, temperment much more important. than Springer Griffin 770-229-881 7 
 
Jumbo Bobwhite Wisconsin quail, flight looks, evenings. Jim Watson Clarkesville English saddle 15" Stubben made, brown, 
 
conditioned $3 each. Douglas Gladin 706-754-5710 
 
good condition $225. S Patterson Byron 478- 
 
Milledgeville 478-456-3061 478-456-3068 
 
Want to buy goats, sheep, purebreed or 956-6916 
 
Jumbo Wisconsin Bobwhite quail, flight and mixed, will pick up and pay cash, no Sunday Good used Western saddles, adult and 
 
weather conditioned . Joseph Smith calls. Wayne Green Bremen 770-562-3605 youth, reasonable. Andrea Glaborn 
 
Waycross 912-2837106 
 
Jonesboro 770-478-7557 
 
Barfield, 478-986-8852 or Bobby 
 
303-0623.. 
 
Russell, 478-986-4657. 
 
Every other Sat. nig ht Horse & tack sale, 
 
Every 1st Sat. Tack Sale, 7 pm, Buggy 
 
Bartow; tack 6 pm, horses 8 pm ; GAL l 
 
Town Auction, .13 15 Hwy. 341 s., 
 
00271 . Info.: 478-625-3667, 
 
Barnesville. GAL#3177 Info: 770-358 
 
www. FriendshipFarmLivestock.com. 
 
0872/1786. 
 
Every 1st Sat. Horse sale, Triple R. Ranch, Livestock auctions listed in the 
 
1-85 Exit 177, Lavonia, Ga., follow Market Bulletin sometimes offer 
 
signs. Info. 706-436-2550, 706-436 related items for sale, such as tack 
 
4371. 
 
and other livestock equipment. 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Goat & Feeder Pig Notices for auctions selllng any 
 
Sale, 1 pm, Tri County Livestock items other than livestock must be 
 
Sales, Hwy. 206 & 268 Crossing, accompanied by the auction 
 
Ambrose. Info. : 912-359-3803 or l icense number of the pri ncipal 
 
Sherrel Day, 912-359-291 4. 
 
auctioneer or auction firm 
 
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. New Goat Sale, 1 pm, cond ucting the auction, per 
 
poultry, fowl & rabbits to follow, Triple regulations of the Georgia 
 
H Sales, Metter, Hwy. 46 e. GAL Secretary of State. Notices without 
 
C002567 Info: Waylan Hitchcock, 478 this information cannot be 
 
553-9938 or Lewie Fortner, 478-469 published. 
 
5178. 
 
Jumbo Wisconsin quail $3 each. David Mccurley Colbert 706-788-3433 706-540 3864 
Jumbo Wisconsin quail & Chinese Ringneck pheasant, early release and flight conditioned birds available, NPIP cert., reas. prices, call to order. Neal Bush Sparta 706467-93 45 
 
LIVESTOC.K HANDLING  
 
 
 
New barrel saddle, ridden once,1 4 inch, Every 1 st & 3 rd Sat. S & D Goat Sales, If you have any questions about the 
 
round skirt, medium tan, black seat, exc.cond. 
 
Baxley Fairgrounds, begiri 12:30 pm ; Livestock Sales & Events Calendar, 
 
J/ you have questions regarding ads in this Kim Darden Lilburn 770-855-8544 
 
goats, pigs, poultry. Info.: Steve $mith, please call Carlton Moore at 404-656-3682. 
 
category, call Ceciley Thomas at 404-651 No. 3 two horse wagon hydraulic brakes good 
 
9 1-2-367-'9268, 912-266-7170. 
 
---------------------------- 9081 or404-651-9082. 
 
_condition, 15" car wheels, small two horse wagon 
 
=,=--~ 02 3'-H""",:....B;....P:;.,"-'S-.-::.L=...,::.:S::.;._U,_D_R,__D_W_ , -,i-ke_n_e_w running gear. John Tiiiy Winston 770-942-8159 
 
$5,750. Susie Hunt Powder Spgs 404392- One horse wagon for pony $800, horse 
 
San Juans, excellent runners, restock your 
 
'06 horse quality fescue hay, square bales, 
 
9245 770-439-9160 
 
racing cart nice $200. James Fennell Warner field and freezers, $5 ea. Richard Johnson $3.50. Saed Mahmoodi Mineral B luff 706 
 
Poultry/Fowl Wanted 
Want Bearded Sdk1e hens, any" color 30 minutes from Athens, will consider roosters. David Fairbanks Watkinsville 706 769-9226 
Want 6 or 8 pure white dove within 100 miles of Plains Ga. call after dark. H.C. Harvey Plains 31780 229-824-5461 
 
'02 4H SL GN, Cherokee invasion, aluminum, w/ 4' sw dr w/ac, rear tack, padded dividers $ 13,000. Diane Febles McDonough 678-758-7042 
'03 Exiss stock combo, alum, G,N, excellent 
conditiori $13,500. Roger ptlle Gainesville 770-536-3547 
'03 Horton 2H BP step up, walk through , carpeted dressing room, mats, lined, drop 
 
Robins 478-953-5495 Parelli level 1 dvd program and equipment, 
bareback pad, 36" play ball, other like new horse equipment, saddles, roundpen, etc. 
Donna Rieder Jackson 770-775-0940 
Saddles for sale at good prices. various conditions, additional tack available, sale 
benefits nonprofit organization. Abby Walker Toccoa 706-282-6645 
 
Toccoa 706-886-8437 
FEED, HAY AND ~RAIN 
ff you have questions regarding ads in Mis 
category, call Merlissa Smith at 404-651 -9081 or 404-651 -9082. 
All hay ads must contain the variety of hay offered for sale; i.e., Coastal bermuda 
 
258-2030 770-841 -4148 
'06' Premium oat & rye grass mixed hay, horse grade, round bale~ only, Morgan, Co. Frank Eaton Buckhead 706-342-0727 706 474-0689 
'06 Tiff 44 hay, fertilized, limed, square bales, horse quality, in barn $5 per bale. C. Mccallie 3899 Kensington Rd Chickamauga 30707 706-539-2522 423-413-3124 
 
Want bantams, female preferably, would windows, barely used, nice $7,100. Tammy Stubben Edelweiss CS CC saddle, new wl hay, Alicia hay, etc. 
 
'06 Timothy/alfalfa mix, cloverlalfalfa mix, 
 
really like Silkies if possible. Kristie Jones Tracy Kennesaw 770-356-1872 
 
tag , mahogany in color, 17" seat 30cm tree '06 Alfalfa hay for sale, excellent horse heavy wire _square bales, $9.50, also Coastal 
 
Griffin 770-227-5323 678-410-2868 
 
'03 Stoll cattle trailer 32'x7', triple axle, 3 cut S1000. M. Scheer Athens 706-830-2006 
 
quality, straight $8.50 bale, allalfalorchard mix bermuda square bales $4.50. M. Freilich 
 
Want game hatching eggs, gray or spangle gates , full escape gate, good condition. Benny W&W 16' bumper pull 4 horse stock trailer, $7.75 bale, local delivery. Carrie Willbt.lr McDonough 770-318-3143 
 
hatches, preferably. Kyle Schmidt Commerce Reed Hawkinsville 678-316-11 8 1 
 
red , good floor with mats, brakes and spare Canton 770-846-7979 
 
'06 Alicia bermuda hay, 5x5 net wrapped 
 
706-247-0247 
Want goose, duck, guinea and chicken eggs for sale. Jeff Wetherington Waleska 770-479-5177 
 
193 Sundowner, 4H, SL, rear tack, cabinets, water heater; shower, AC, awning, exc. for camping.$12,000 . Nezlee Pillow Jackson 678-754-9055 678-873-1265 
 
$2000. H Harrison Kennesaw 678-499-6028 Western saddle, S175, also, saddle hqlder, 
saddle blanket, and bridle for sale. Dianne Rogers Sharpsburg 770-502-1050 
 
'06 Alfalfa hay, square bales $13 per bale, delivery possible. Scott Huskins Canton 678793-7422 
'06 Alicia bermuda hay, 4x5 rolls, net 
 
round bales, highly fert. Herbie Dixon Girard 478-569-4879 
2005 Bermuda/fescue, fertilized, shellered hay $35 roll. Julian Jones Orchard Hill 770 
 
Want hvy. bred chickens, game hens, bantams, also want 10-hole laying cages, or 10-hole metal nest boxes, reas. price. Johnny Carney Danielsville 706-795-5728 
Want RIR hens and rooster within 50 miles of Calhou n, preferably mature hens. call 
 
'94 2 horse bumper pull thoroughbred size trailer, good floor and tires, asking $1700. Barbara Alderman Blairsville 706-781 -6683 
04 Exiss 3H slant w/ac;/heatfshower/sink, 
sleeps 3-4, excellent cond. $18,500. Jay Williams Social Circle 770-464-2782  
 
Wintec all purpose 16 112" seat saddle wilh Wintec fittings, air ride, changeable gullet systerl), etc. asking $475 For all. Jo Beasley Gillsville 770-869-0926 
RABBITS 
 
wrapped, well fertilized. James Martin Waynesboro 706-554-2480 
'06 Alicia bermuda sq. bales $3.50 at barn, horse quality, well fertilized, limed & irrigated, barn stored. Howard Campbell 594 Mathis Rd Cairo 39827 229-377-6847 229-221-2410 
 
468-1129 770-412-7217 
2006 Alicia bermuda 4x4 rolls, good hay $35. Fred Fletcher Sparks 229-549-6013 229-546-5188 
2006 bermuda horse hay, square and round, mixed rolls, stored in barn, hay in 
 
between 6-9 p.m. Kay Simms Calhoun 706295-9009 
Want turkey, chicken, Bobwhite tail quail, goose and duck eggs for sale. Jeff Wetherington Waleska 404-316-2880 
Want unwanted poultry, other animals, have 10 acres, all fenced around. please call. Judi! Varga Conyers 770-760-7734 
Want white doves, please call after ?pm. K. Cavender Bowdon 770-258-7161 
ALTERNATIVE 
LIVESTOCK 
Jf you have ques tions -regardmg this 
category, call Mer/Issa Smith 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. 
1brownlwhite female Llama. bred for June baby $300; bred 2 reg. males,1dark brown male $200 or $400 for both. Susan Eavenson Oxford 770-356-4221 
 
12' Welded painted stall fronts, vet stocks. Yvonne Turan lla,706-207-7853 
 
If ads you have questions regardmg m ffl1s 
 
14116 ft bumber pull livestock trailer in good category, call Ceciley Thomas at 404-651 condition with top under $2500. Deanne 9081 or 404-651-9082. 
 
Hanna Donalsonville 229-524-2725 
 
2 like new coated wire 3 stack 24x24 cages 
 
15 inch black Western saddle $150, 16 inch $75 ~ach , 12 stack 18x24 $50, feed cups and 
 
brown Western saddle $200. Henry Williams water bottle included. S Bell Penderg rass 
 
Rt.1 Milan 31060 229-315-9864 229-362-0071 706-693-4350 
 
1.5" Trophy barrel saddle excellent condition Dutch babies, beautiful colors, blue eyed 
 
bear trap front $300. Billy Bissette Cochran  Holland Lop babies, come from pedigreed 
 
3 1014 478-934-7765 
 
stock, state licensed. Brent Whiddon 
 
16 1/2" Courbette vision x country $1000, Leesburg 229-886-8781 
 
17" black Warwick dressage $500, both Holland lops 8 months old, also make wire excellent condition w/fittings. S. Usher cages with door guard, call for prices. Cole 
 
Douglasville 770-830-169.1 
 
Johnson Jasper 706-253-2258 
 
16" close contact saddle $150, 16" i \lmping Looking for rabbit breeding supplies. 
 
saddle $100 and 15 112" new all purpose saddle, $200 all. Jenny Culpepper Forsyth 478-394-1704 
1992 Sooner gooseneck 3 horse new a.c., mat's, tack box in back, new tires, ex. 
 
Ronnie Dean Athens 706-247-6477 706-5480060 
Mini Rex rabbits 7 weeks old, white and black spots, $10 each. Billy Abner Winder 770-867-3529 
 
condition, drop down windows, $9500. Dennis Pedigreed Holland lops, the smallest lop 
 
Jordan Temple 770-562-8517 
 
eared bunnies, assorted colors, stare 
 
1994 2 horse circle J trailer, grey in color, licensed. B. Whitener Dalton 706-277~2595 
 
ramp load, dual axle, 2 track doors, inside San Juan rabbits for sale, babies starting at 
 
lighting , $2,800. Tina Cunningham 6 weeks to 1 week old, price starting at $5 and 
 
Jonesboro 404-557-4614 
 
up. Sybil Gooch Royston 706-654-0338 
 
'06 Alicia square bales & 5x6 round bales, bermuda & tescue, fert., rain -free. D. Halstead Locust Grove 770-468-2254 
'06 Bermuda, fescue, arid mixed grasses, fertilized and sprayed, square bales and 4x5 round rolls, net wrapped $35 & up, delivery available. Kevin Vassar Hartwell 706-436 1144 
'06 Bright oat and wheat straw in square bales for $2.50 per bale, loaded at barn. David Holland Reidsville 912-237-4011 9 12-23740'12 
'06 Coastal hay, 4' x 6' net wrapped , cover edge, excel. quality $50 per round bales. Adam Brown Avera 706-547-6162 706,8313442 
'06 fescue hay, 4x5 rolls in field. B. Adams .::B:.::o:.:g.,,a:.:.:rt:..6.::.7::..8::...2:::2::.7:_:4:;6:::2:.:::9...__ _ _ _ _ _..::...._ 
'06 Fescue hay, square bales, well fertilized, rain-free, horse quality, barn kept $4.50 per bale, delivery available. Rick A. Anderson Woodstock 404-402-8470 
'06 Hay for sale, Tiff 44 bermuda. Russell bermuda, well tert., large sq. bales, horse qlty. in barn , will del., extra. Helmut Cawthon Rome 706-802-0797 706-266-6283 
 
Bostwick and Winder, Georgia. Jimbo Crumley Bostwick -678-409-3572 
2006 Peanut hay, 4x5 round bales, delivery available. Bill Cowart Ly ons 912-386-2575 
2006 round bales, bermuda and Bahia mix, 1300 lbs., $40 Da.n Roush Warrenton 706 465-2548 
2006 Tift 44 square bales, horse quality. Tripp Conner Social Circle 770-267-4974 
2006 Tift 85 bermuda hay, well fert., excellent quality, 5x5 bales S40. Allen Strange Cobbtown 912-685-4033 
2006 Timothy orchard grass and alfalfa mixed hay S6 a bale, no dusl or rain , in barn. J. Lambert Newnan 770-253-0042 
500 bags of feed, wheat with weevil damage, excellent hog feed, $3fbag if all is taken. Robert Montgomery ReynQlds 478 847-2356 
A+ horse quality hay for sale, delivery available. Mr Jessie Jasper 770-378-7195 
Coastal bermuda and Peanut hay, round bales, good quality, delivery available. James Doyle Concord 770-884-9006 
Market Bulletin 1s printed on recycled paper. 
 
 Page 8 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
Direct Marketing of Livestock 
 
Blueberry rooted cuttings in large quantities 
 
Ag Seed/Plants Wanted 
 
S1each, also 4 year old plants for 
 
AG SEED FOR SALE transplanting, already producing $5 each. Want 1012 young, small. oheap Leylend 
 
if you have questions regarding this Lindsey Branch Bristol 9123812814 
 
Cypress trees in the Wrightsville area. 
 
Focus of Upcoming Workshops 
 
category, call Merlissa Smith at 4046519081 Blueberry, 3 varieties, red & gold Melanie Froehbrodt Wri ghtsville 31096 478 
 
or 4046519082. 
 
raspberries 3' to 5', 5 plants per bundle $10. 668-3444 
 
Advertisers of agricultural seed must Arlene Pack McCaysvllle 706-4925661 
 
Want bushel basket of gourd seeds. June 
 
s ubmit a current state laboratory report Certified bermuda sprigs; Tifton 85 & 44: White 937 Meridian Rd. Thomasville 31792 
 
T he 
 
Georgia 
 
Sustainab le 
 
last session beginning at 4: 15 p.m. 
 
(not more than 9 months old) for purity, Coastal. Russell , Tifway, Alicia, also custom  Want Sorgum cane seeds for syrup making. noxious weeds and germination for each planting. Gene Hart Guyton 9127283380 Bruce King 1615 Sane Rd. Dalton 30721 706- 
 
Agric u l t u re 
 
Research 
 
and Topics inclu de fi nanci ng, ins urance seed lot advertised. A seed lot must be Chinquapins, 1 1/2'  2', avail. Feb.; sweet 2758692 
 
Education program will sponsor and 
 
liability, 
 
patents 
 
and 
 
uniform and not exceed 400 501b. begs. Laboratory reports will be returned upon 
 
shrub avail. now; call; shipping avail. Sam Brown 2813 Judie Ann Rd Valdosta 3 1601 
 
Want speckled purple hull pink-eye pea seeds for planling. George Dudley Millen 
 
daylon g wo rks hops in February trademarks, marketing stra tegies. request. Any ads for agricultural seed 229247-8297 
 
4789825956 
 
and March on direct marketing of and licensing, 
FLOWERS FOR SALE livestock products for county approvals. 
 
inspections 
 
and 
 
submitted for publication without this 
documentation will not be published. Certain varieties of seed are protected 
 
Coastal bermuda, Tift 44, Alicia, Tilt 85, 
dormant sprigs, statewide reference avail. Scott McDaniel Yatesville 706-472-3013 
 
h agents, farm mentors, agricultural 
professio nals and community leaders. 
 
The workshops are free; however. only 30 spaces are available at each location. To 
 
from propagation unless they 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 
 
Coastal/Russell bermuda sprigs. also custom planting statewide, book early, 
references furnished. Robert McNair Junction City 706-269-2563 706-575-5697 
 
you have questtons abOut rh1s category, call Merlissa Smith at 4046519081 or 404 6519082. 
 Flower seed offered for sale has not 
 
Workshops are scheduled as reserve a space, send an e-mail of propagated for sale unless the seed has Custom grass planting, Tilt 85, Russell. been tested for germination since it often 
 
follows: 
 
Tifton, 
 
Feb. 
 
28, 
 
ChOtCe 
 
f 
O 
 
_workShop 
 
IOcatt'on 
 
and 
 
been grown as a class of certified seed. Propagation of such seed Is a violation of 
 
Alicia, please contact Kenny Hicks or Tori Sikes for more information. Kenny Hicks 
 
.Is collected In very limited guantltles. S0.50/pkg. w/SASE; hardy begonia, 
 
Confe re nce Ce nter; Statesboro , co ntac t 111fom1at1on to Joy the Plant Variety Protection Act and the Collins 912557-8965 9122131057 
 
Foxglove, Impatiens, Euphorbia, Nigella. 
 
March 
 
J4, 
 
Bul loch 
 
Center 
 
for 
 
Schom be ro 0 
 
at 
 
joys@enor.ugn.edu  Federal Seed ~~t. If you have questions 
 
0 
 
regardi ng cert1!1ed seed, call the Market 
 
Egyptian walking onions, 100+ onions, $1 0 plus $4 shipping. Susan Lee Route t Box 386 
 
Dianthus, Echlnacea, Larkspur, Cleome. Cosmos, Columbine. M. Lane 3914 Sue Lane 
 
Agricul ture. The programs begin or phone (7060 542-8084 . 
 
Bulletin office or the Georgia Department Lakeland 31635 2294822242 
 
.Decatur 30035 
 
with orientation at 8 a .m. with the 
 
of Agriculture Seed Division at (404) 656 High bush blueberry plants sold In bulk, S1 .50 ea./pkt. seed + $.63 LSASE; red or 
 
3635. 
 
thousand or more $.50$.60 each, less white Zinnia, sm. white wired eye hibiscus. J. 
 
Rare old-fashioned veg. seeds, tomatoes- amounts are more, ready to plant. Trevor Kelly 127 RedRiver Circle Chula 31733 229 
 
Black Krim; egglants; peppers-fish. cowhorn White Axson 9124227655 
 
8315383 
 
Coastal bermuda hay for sale $25 per roll, Perennial peanut hay for sale, square (hot); squash-Hopi, Mandan; okracowhom. Indian red peach trees. Roswell Evans S1/pk. w/SASE, reseeding petunias, Angel's 
 
'06 hay. Albert Cosnahan Metter 912667 bales. barn stored. Stacey Edwards Silver Queen; beans-cornfield; watermelon Greenville 7068841282 
 
Trumpet, double purple, yellow or white. C.S. 
 
o 118 
 
Hazlehurst 912375-5704 912375-7276 
 
Navahoe, Kleckley's; $4/pack. Donald Brown Mayhaw trees, grafted for large red berries .Arnold 644 Lynn Ave. Jefferson 30549 
 
Coastal bermuda square bales, rain lree, Round bates, 4x5 Coastal bermuda. in 2802 Melrose Dr. Valdosta 31602 229242 $12 each. Jimmy Moore Valdosta 229244 Sl/pkt. wlSASE, Cypress vine, mixed (red, 
 
highly fertilized @ barn $5, delivery available. shelter $35 per bale; square bales. Coastal 2554 
 
7547 229-460-3987 
 
pink. white) attracts hummingbirds, orange, 
 
Robert Morrison Lyons 912526-4938 
Fescue mix $4, Coastal Tilt 44 S5, in barn; Canton & Gwinnett Co.. horse quality. K. Hester Canton 67851391 88 
Good. dirt free, '06 'peanut hay for sale, loading and hauling available. Brian Dyck Stapleton 706547-9688 706830-5102 
Horse and cow hay, fescue/bermuda grass mixed, round bales, barn kept, also alfalfa/orchard grass, squares available. H Harrison Kennesaw 7708533191 
Peanut hay for sale. delivery available. 
 
bermuda $4.50 per bale. Sieve Arnold Nicholson 706546-5530 
Tift 44 1st qlty. horse hay, rnd. & sq. bales; Madison, Monroe area; call for details. J. Stevens Good Hope 770-26673 1O 
Tiit 44 bermuda $6 bale, straw $3, barn stored. Larry Eley White Plains 706467 2 184 
Ad s can not be called in by phone. 
When submitting ads for publication, please adhere to the deadline stated on the 
 
Ag Plants for Sale 
II you have questions regarding this category, callJvlerlissa Smith at 4046519081 or 4046519082. 
Alicia, Tift 78, Tift 85, Russell, perennial peanuts, custom planting. Ray Beaty Coolidge 2299412047 229224-8294 
Blackberry, raspberry, grape vines. Perry Stephens Monroe 7702675055 
Please Include area codes with phone 
 
Pecan seedling trees in pots, $8 each. Scott Stephens Wrightsville 478-8642635 
Pecan trees bare root, Pawnee, Elliott, Cape Fear, Desireable, Stu art, Sumner varieties. Jody Kemp Lyons 9125269354 
White rriultiplying onions for fall planting, $13 per gal., ppd. Dan Johnson Lavonia 7063564242 706-4911144 
Wine grape vines, mature Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin $3 per vine. Terry Kerns 301 Billings Farm Lane Woodstock/Canton 30115 770-3455876 
 
yellow cosmos, black-eyed susan, white 
hibiscus. B. Bryant 1143 Rosedale Rd. N.E. .Atlanta 30306 
$3 for 2 (no coins) lge./SASE & 2 stamps 
required, specify Larkspur, Foxglove. O.F. Poppy, Sweet William, Hollyhocks or 
Coneflower. Nancy Crosby At. 2 Box 2493 .Townsend 3 1331 
'06 lmpatien seed mixed, 35 col. and shades , many variegated. 1/2 tsp., $1 
w/SASE. Mozelle Green 158 George Cowart Ad. Chatsworth 30705 
 
Shannon Tait Manor 912285-7070 
 
front page of the Bulletin. 
 
numbers in advertisements. 
 
'06 Martin gourd seed, 50 seeds. $1.25 
 
wlSASE. Edward Thurmond 1311 McHenry 
 
Market Bulletin Spring Planting Guide 
 
Crossing Madison 30650 706-3423362 2006 Red Turks cap seed, $1/ 112 tsp. 
 
wlSASE, 1 stamp required, grows 4 to 5 feet 
 
Crop 
 
Days to Maturity 
 
Planting Dates 
 
Seed/Plants 
Per 100 ft. 
 
Distance 
 
Distance 
 
Depth to 
 
Between Rows Between Plants Plant 
 
in diameter, heat tolerant. M. E. Lee Reynolds 478-847-3507 
4" Perennials. 350 vars., $1.50 Nov.  Feb., 
 
Asparagus 
 
2nd season Jan. lS - March lS so roots 
 
3 - s feet 
 
11/2 - 2 feet 6 inches 
 
Helleborus, display garden, open by appt: only. Selah Ahlstrom Jackson 7707754967 
 
Bush beans 
 
so - 60 April 1 - May 1 1/2 pound 
 
3 feet 
 
2 - 4 feet 
 
Abelia, pink flowering almond, forsythia, 
1 - 1 1/2 inches torch lily, acuba, mondo grass, Japanese 
 
Kerria, La. iris; iris/Siberian & beared, Yucca, 
 
Pole beans 
 
65 - 75 
 
April 1 - May 1 
 
1/2 pound 
 
3 feet 
 
6 - 12 inches 
 
1 - 1 1/2 inches daylilies, verbena. Laura Mulkey Cumming 770889 7079 
 
Lima beans 
 
65 - 75 April 1 - June 1 1 pound 
 
2 - 2 1/2 feet 3 - 4 inches 
 
1 - 1 1/2 inches Abutilon, red flowers $3.50 gal. container, 
 
or seed $2.50 per 100, send SASE. Mary 
 
Beets 
 
5S - 65 Feb. lS - April 1 1 ounce 
 
2 - 2 1/2 feet 2 inches 
 
1 inch 
 
Mobley Union Point 706-486-4696 
 
Amaryllis red brilliant bulbs; 6 for $19 ppd. 
 
Broccoli 
 
60 - 80 Feb. 15 - March lS 100 plants 
 
2 1/ 2 feet 
 
14 - 18 inches 
 
C. Jongma 135 Kings Chapel Rd. Ma.rtlnez 30907 706860-0200 
 
Cabbage 
 
65 - 80 Jan. lS - March 15 100 plants 
 
2 1/2 feet 
 
12 inches 
 
Angel Trumpets  rooted cuttings, many 
 
colors; Confederate Roses rooted cuttings. 
 
Cantaloupe 
 
80 - 90 March 2S - April 20 1 ounce 
 
4 - 6 feet 
 
3 1/2 - 4 feet 11/2 inches 
 
Betty W. Driggers Conyers 7707609050 
 
Angel's Trumpet, pink hollyhock, purple 
 
Carrot 
 
70 - 80 Jan. lS - March 20 1/2 ounce 
 
2 feet 
 
2 - 3 inches 
 
1/2 inch 
 
hollyhock, mixect-hibiscus, Jerusalem cherry, lge. lavender globe, $1/tsp. w/SASE. Gail 
 
Cauliflower 
 
SS - 60 March 1 - April 1 100 plants 
 
3 feet 
 
12 -18 inches 
 
Wilson 1020 B Wilson Ad. Commerce 30529 
 
Autumn Clematis, Beauty Berry, Sweet 
 
Collards 
 
S5 - 70 Feb. 1 - March 20 1/2 ounce 
 
2 1/2 feet 
 
8 - 16 inches 1/2 inch 
 
shrub, Swamp Jasmine, Carolina Je~samine. Nandina, hydrangeas $3, Lace Caps $4. 
 
Corn Cucumbers Eggplant Kale 
 
80 - 100 60 - 6S 
7S - 90 
so - 70 
 
March lS - June 1 April 1 - May lS April 1 - May lS Feb. 1 - March 10 
 
1/4 pound 1 ounce 50 plants 1/2 ounce 
 
3 - 3 1/ 2 feet 
3 1/ 2 - s feet 
3 feet 
3 feet 
 
12 - 18 inches 2 inches 
 
3 - 4 feet 2 1/ 2 - 3 feet 
 
. 1 1/2 inches 
 
10 inches  
 
1/2 inch 
 
Forsythia & others. Carla Houghton Marietta 770-428-2227 
Azaleas, Arum, helleborus, black elephant ears, white rain lily, fems, hydrangeas, hosta, Angel trumpets, ginger lilies, baby breath, sun flower seeds & more. Verma Farlow East Point 404-7677656 
Beauty berry, hostas. forsythia, sweet shrub 
 
Lettuce Mustard 
 
60 - 8S 
40 - so 
 
Jan. lS - March 1 1/2 ounce Jan. lS - April 1 1/2 ounce 
 
2 - 2 1/2 feet 10 - 12 inches 1/2 inch 
 
2 feet 
 
1 inch 
 
1/2 inch 
 
(yellow bloom), nandina, pussy willow. weeping willow, vlnca, hardy hibiscus, Catolina Jessamine, no shipping. Betty Stephens Monroe 770-267-5053 
 
Okra 
 
55 - 60 April 1 - June 1 1 ounce 
 
3 - 3 1/2 feet 6 inches 
 
1 inch 
 
Boxwoods, up to 4 It. high, diH. prices & sizes. B. Lunsford Suches 706-7472331 
 
Onions (mature) 100 - 120 Jan. 1 - March 15 300 plants 
 
1 - 2 feet 
 
3 - 4 inches 
 
3/4 inches 
 
Cathedral Cactus, 6ft tall, 5 gal. pot. $40; Aloe. huge. 5 gal. pot $40, free Confederate 
 
or 1/2 gal. sets 
 
Rose cuttings. Steve Hudson Hiram 770-222 7766 
 
Garden peas 60 - 80 Jan. lS - Feb. lS 1 pound 
 
2 1/ 2 feet 
 
1 inch 
 
1 1/2 - 2 inches Crape Myrtles  pink, white, lavender, 1O' 12', $65; River birch, 10'12', S6S; Bald 
 
Southern peas 60 - 70 April 1 - August 1 1/2 pound 
 
3 feet 
 
4 - 6 inches 
 
1 1/2 - 2 inches Cypress, 5gal.. $10. Brantley Wise Commerce 770-9932100 
 
Peppers 
 
6S - 80 April 1 - June 1 SO plants 
 
2 1/2 feet 
 
11/2 - 2 feet 
 
Daylilies. lerns. hostas, knockout roses. perennials, hundreds of vars.. shipping avail. 
 
Irish potatoes 70- 90 Jan. 15 - March 1 1 peck 
 
2 1/2 - 3 feet 10 - 14 inches 5 inches 
 
Linda Butler Auburn 678-3767987 
 
Forsythia, Iris, Dwarf Mondo grass, Blue 
 
Sweet potatoes 90 - 150 April 15 - June 15 100 plants 
 
3 1/2 feet 
 
12 inches 
 
hydrangeas, Snowball bushes, green & variegated Liriope, Cannas, yucca, fountain 
 
Radishes 
 
25 - 30 Jan. lS - April 1 1 ounce 
 
11/2 feet 
 
1 inch 
 
I/2 inch 
 
grass. J. Poss Cumming 770-8890566 Free large bamboo, you remove, 40 fl. + 
 
Spinach 
 
40 - 45 Jan. lS - March 15 1 ounce 
 
11/2 - 2 feet 1 - 2 inches 
 
3/4 inch 
 
tall. Lisa Shearouse Woodbury 706740 1998 
 
Bush squash 50 - S5 April 1 - May 15 1 ounce 
 
3 - 4 feet 
 
2 feet 
 
1 1/2 - 2 inches Ginger lily, daylily. La. lily $12/doz. oxalis 4 doz. $12, Jacobs ladder, ageratum, African 
 
Winter squash 85 - 90 April 1 - August 1 1/2 ounce 
 
5 feet 
 
3 feet 
 
1 1/2 - 2 inches daisy, conellower $2 tbsp./SASE A. Mashburn 1030 Haywood Va. Ad Armuchee 30105 
 
Tomatos 
 
70 - 85 March 25 - May 1 50 plants 
 
3 - 4 feet 
 
2 1/2 - 3 feet 
 
Impatiens, Periwinkle, Cleome, Bachelor Buttons. Cockscomb, balsam each, 200 for 
 
Turnips 
 
45 - 65 Jan. 15 - April 1 1/2 ounce 
 
1 - 2 feet 
 
1 - 2 inches 
 
1/2 inch 
 
$1 ; Jerusalem cherry or Money plant SO for $1 , SASE. H. Brooks 5106 Lexington Ave 
 
Watermelons 80- 90 March 20 - May 1 1 ounce 
 
10 feet 
 
8 - 10 feet 
 
11/2 inch 
 
Stone Mtn 30087 Japanese maples, 53 grafted vars.. 1 gal 
 
Note: Planting dates in this schedule are approximate for Middle Georgia . North Georgia plantings should vary 
 
$34 & up to 15 gals. Bridget Britton Garfield 706829-1427 
 
about two weeks later in the spring. South Georg-ia plantings can be made two weeks earlier in the spring. Plant 
 
Lady Slippers. J. Ayers Buchanan 770- 
 
ing information provided courtesy of Wayne J. Mclaurin & Darbie M. Granberry, horticulturists, UGA Cooperative 
 
826-3373 Large lilies yel./purple. $25/$20. pink/white 
 
Extension Service. 
 
oxalis 4 doz. $12, angel trumpets. spider flower, rose campion, lg. African daisy 
 
$2/tbsp/SASE. LBrooks Armuchee 
 
 Wedne_sday, January 17, 2007 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Page 9 
 
Firewood 
 
Rare seeds--Mexican marigolds, beneficial '06 - '07 Pecans for sale $7 lb., will crack, 2007 Pepper seeds; birdseye, ornamental, '06 Mulch hay, square bales, dely. available. attractor; cosmo~; $4/pack, $6 1/2 cup, 3 shell, separate your pecans $.40 lb. in freezer super chili, cayenne, snake, yellow jalapeno Jimmy Waldrep Forsyth 478-994-0701 
 
(Contin ued from Page 11) 
 
stamps; $1 O/cup, 4 stamps; rare peren.nial bags. Russell Eaton Stockbridge 770-506- fish $1 pkt. w/SASE. Donald Allen 3289 Five '06 Wheat straw, 30,000 + bales S2; drop 
 
tropical morning glory seed, $3/pack. Nancy 2727 
 
. Forks Trickum Rd Lilburn 30047 
 
trailer or live load. Kristopher Kreider Rt. 1 
 
Fitzpatrick 221 S. Ashley St. Valdosta 31601 '06 Black walnut meats, $20/quart. $10/pint, Pepper seeds - yellow squash, lemon drop, Box 76 Metter 30439 912-685-5859 912-682 
 
727-742-5397 
 
kept in freezer, ppd. Kathryn/Elmer Smith 297 fish, sweet red cherry, bird seye $1 pkt. 9689 
 
 ld hat the selling price also me u es stacking the wood, whereas other 
advertisers may char~ge separately for this service. Regardless of whicl1 party stacks the wood, consumers are advised to check the dimensions 
of the stacked wood before 
 
Red Cannas lilies $5 doz., White Butterfly lilies S5 doz., pink & lavender Ginger lilies $5 
doz. June Hurst 536 Green Rd Whigham 3.9=.S:8""9a':.7.w:.-too-th o-ak-tre- es 4-ft.-& 5-ft.- , 5 - gal.-po- ts, bare root $12 each. Nelson Garner Cumming 
77--0'--'-88'-7-_4__12""_7_ __ _ _ _ _ __ ~eed  mullein pink, morning glory, touch- 
me-nots, 1/2 tsp/$1 , money plants, four o'clocks, angel's trumpet, hibiscus, althaea, 
 
Reagan Trail Dawsonville 30534 706-2656564 
'06 black walnut meats, $20/quart, ppd. Roger Odell 4716 Plainview Rp. Oakwood 30566 770-534-4944 
'06 Pecans in shell $2.65 lb., 5 lb. minimum, cash or money order; call after 6 p.m. Ronald Spector Loganville 770-736-4721 
'06 shelled pecans, $7/lb., 4-lb. min., ppd. Hazel Law 302 J.R. Wynn Rd. Chula 31733 
 
w/SASE; Lucky Buckeye 15/$8. Ann Dutton 3269 Five Forks Trickum Rd SW Lilburn 30047 
 
Fish & Supplies 
 
Persons selling sterile triploid grass 
 
carp must have a Wild Animal' License 
 
from the Georgia D~partment of Natural 
 
Resources. 
 
Market Bulletin 
 
advertisements for s terile carp must be 
 
42 gallon, 40 lb.. bags of fresh clean wood shavings $5/bag. Joe Hunt Dacula 678-978 4868 
Aged hor.se manure & shavings mix, golden gold $10, we load by appointment. Waylon Miller Douglasville 404-969-7292 
Free horse manure and shavings compost, we load, you haul. Chris Hoyak Cleveland 706-348-1219 
Fresh baled pine straw for sale $2.50 per 
 
completing the transaction to ensure $1/tsp. ea. w/SASE. G. Robinson 1955 Old 229-388-1596 
 
accompanied by a photocopy of the bale. Scott White Baxley 912-366-0407 
 
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they have the quantity of wood they 
 
Cornelia Hw.y. Gainesville.30501 Seed -$5 lge. pk. w/lge. SASE, 2 stamps 
 
'06 shelled pecans, mostly halves, $8/lb. bagged in freezer, ppd. in Ga., 5-lb. min., Ive. 
 
advertiser's license. 
 
For license 
 
ir1formation, contact DNA Special Permif 
 
Fresh pine s)raw, put down and tucked around or free delivery @ affordable prices. 
 
ag1eed to purehase. 
 
If 
 
the e 
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a 
 
 
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any 
 
discrepancies, they can then be 
 
resolved before the sale is completed 
 
rSehqiurlieryedp,opsppyecmifiyx oPrreCmotituamge ogfarpdeonppmy ixm. Gix., 
B. Hodges, Jr. 4 North Spring Street Claxton 3c::.04..:.1.:..:.7_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
msge. Franklin Eaton 3389 Nancy Creek Rd. Gainesville 30506 770-532-9340 770-532 6333 
'06 South Ga. pecans, $7/lb.. 5 lbs. 
 
Unit at (770) 761-3044. 
1"- 2" bluegill, shellcracker, redbreast, hybrid bream; 3" & up catfish, grass carp, koi, crappie. del. available. Keith Edge Sope_rton 
 
Augustine Castro Colmubus 706-324-2330 
Gold,en red pinestraw $2.60 per bale, semitoad $3 per bale, pick up $4.50 per bale, install. J. Hester Canton 770-844-7 147 
 
Poultry Spider lilies - approx. 1500 left on. 2nd 
and the seller leaves the premises. batch, discounted even more if all taken, plant 
 
"Knowing the depattment's rules now for Spring blooms. Jo Wood Watkinsville 
 
770-725-8744 
concerning firewood sales is  Texas Star, Confederate Rose, Touch-Me- 
 
beneficial to both patties," Irvin said. Not, Cleamoe, hibiscus, $1/SASE. Lavida 
 
"That knowledge can help insure a Childs 170 Mallory Dr. LaGrange 30241 
 
Trees: hickory, maple, oaks: live, red, 
smoqther transaction for sellers and Shumard red, laurel, willqw, overcup, 
 
enable consumers to know they are sawtooth, swamp chestnut in 3. 7, 15-gal. 
 
getting what they are paying for." 
 
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pots, $5 - S35. N. Halley Metter 912-685-5266 Yellow Rose of Texas or Persian lilac 3/$12, 
 
verbena, Rose Campion, bee balm, Angel 
 
Trumpet, Stephanotis $2 tbsp./SASE. F. 
 
Brooks 674 New Rosedale Rd. Armuchee 
 
30105 
 
minimum, ppd. in Ga.; we crack & shell 478-697-8994 
 
pecans for $.35/lb. Jim Barlow Loganville 12-14" sterile grass carp: 3-5", 5-6", 6-8", 8- 
 
770-554-7457 
 
11" channel catfish, qty. discou nts, free 
 
Beef. Fresh from the farm, pasture raised, statewide dely. avail. Mike Buford Cordele 
 
half/whole, freezer ready. Robin Mead Midville 229-273-4150 
 
rgmead2005 @bellsouth.net 706-339-11 ~4  30 yrs. continuous operation, bass, channel 
 
Robin Mead Midville 706-339-1144 
 
catfish fingerlings, bluegill, shellcracker, 
 
Buffalo meat, USDA inspected, natural and hybrid bream, sterile grass carp, dely. avail. 
 
heart healthy, sell by the pound, quarter or .Tony Chew Manchester 706-846-3657 
 
half. Russell .Chambless Forsyth 8-1 O" Grass carp, Coppernose bluegill, 
 
www.chamblessbisonranch.com 478-994- Channel catfish, Redbreast, shellcracker, 
 
6986 478-960-5194 
 
largemouth bass, . dely. avail. Jack Lloyd 
 
Farm fresh brown eggs, $1.75 per dozen. .Nahunta 912-778-4074 
 
Chris Astin 184 Astin Farms Path Villa Rica  A1 bass, bluegill, crappie, channel catfish, 
 
30180 770-459-5013 . 
 
redear, sterile grass carp, threadfiri shad, free 
 
For sate: Good qlty. .pecans, in s.hell & statewide dely. Danny Austin Roberta 478- 
 
Pirie needles, $40 truck load delivered in Elbert, Hart & Franklin. Scott Mize Elberton 706-2 130502 
Poultry Litteri Compost 
To help connect suppliers with t hose in need of poultry compost, the Market Bulletin is including such advertisements in this portion of the Fertilizers and Mulches category. Ads are subject to the same general guidelines far an  Market Bulletin advertisements found on page 2. 
North Georgia broiler litter for sale, delivery available, unlimited quantities. Bob L.,9ggins Dah lo nega 706-265-0517 
 
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filled more than 16 acres of display area in the Georgia World Congress Center. More than 18,000 leaders in the United States 
 
Zi nnia & more Zinnias, mixed colors, guaranteed to grow $1 w/SASE, discount for larger quantities. Ralph Wood 368 Joshua Way Hoschton 30548 678-41 7-3084 678 641 -2539 
FLOWERS REQUIRING PERMITS 
 
cracked shell, shippe<;l by UPS. Mr. Ganas 2918 Alma Hwy. Waycross 31503 912-283- 
 
5413 
 
Fresh brown eggs $1.50 per dozen. David 
 
Keene Byron 478-956-2392 
 
Fresh brown eggs from non - caged birds $2 dz. w/ carton, $2.25 w/o carton, first come 
 
first served. John Kinsey Mount Airy 706- 
 
939-6091 
 
 
 
8364938 
A-1 quality farm-grown channel catfish, graded, priced by size, accu rate weights/counts, guar. alive,  healthy, immediate dely, other. J.F. Gilbert Thomaston 706-648-2062 706-648-3409 
Adult largemouth bass, rainbow trout, grass carp , Bluegill, Redear, Channel catfish, Fathead Minnows, fish feeders. Greg Grimes 
 
Oddities 
 
Gentle homemade lye soap, 5-oz. bar, $3 
 
shipping, $3 for total order. Linda Stewart 
 
5155 Howard Rd. Cumming 30040 770-887- 
 
6988 
 
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Gourds - all sizes for crafts or Martins, 
please call after 6_p.m. V. Whittle Dexter 478 689-4358 
 
If and international poultry industries 
attended. Fotty-nine states plus the 
 
you have questions regarding fh1s category, call Merlissa Smith at 404-651-9081 
 
Grain fed cut and wrapped beef, no 
antibiotics. hormones or steroids, $2.50 per lb. Frank Young Leesburg 229-846-4393 
 
Ball Ground 770,7353523 Approximately 100 empty worm beds, 1/2 
plastic barrels w/stand and all accessories, 
 
Gourds for sale, Martin, crooked handle, craft, bottleneck & more. Wallace Maxwell 
3226 Hoot Owl Rd Royston 30662 706-245- 
 
D istrict of Columbia and Puerto Rico were represented and 
 
or 404-651-9082. The Georgia Wildflower Protection Act 
requires that shipments of officially 
 
Lean natural beef, pasture raised, no 
hormones or antibiotics, calm cattle, ready now. Larry Young Tennille 478-552-7124 
 
$2000 for all or $25 each. Roy Rose Blairsville 706-745-3078 
Bass, bluegill, hybrid bream, channel 
 
4218 Gourds, $1.75, w/holes $2.25, add $8 per . 
doz. for postage/hdlg. for Ga. orders. Mrs. 
 
attendees trav.eled from 93 
 
countries. 
 
On site registration fee is $50. 
 
For additional information 011 the 
 
show and 1PE, visit websites 
 
h t t ps ://www.interp.ationalpou l t r y e 
 
l(po.sition .com 
 
and 
 
_htl'p~//www.peultryegg.org/ -0r call- 
 
protected plants be accompanied by transport tags displaying a permit number 
Issued by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Ladyslipper Orchids and Goldenseal are examples of protected 
plants. When advertising protected plants in the ~arket Bulletin, please sub.mil a copy of your permit to sell protected 
plants. Ads subi:nitted. without this information will not be published. For 
further information on t he $ale or shipment of proteciea plants, contact: Protected 
 
Pecans - pieces $5.50 lb., plus shipping and handling. l.ee McDonald Roch_elle 229365-2696 229-365-331 5 
Pecans - shelled, large halves, 4 lb. box $24.25, postage $3.95 per box. Walker Cook, Jr Griffin 770228-0001 
Water ground meal, whole wheat flour, grits. $3/5 lbs. plus postage; also. grind your grain. Mike Buckner Junction City 706:269-3630 
You pick turnip . & mustar.d greens, Sim.s Farm. i/2 way btwn. Comer & Lexington off 
 
catfish, sterile grass carp, statewide del. David Cochran Ellijay 706-8898113 
Grass carp, crappie, shell cracker redbreast, bluegill, hybrid striped bass, catfish, del. available. Thomas Merritt Waynesboro 706-554-0182 
 Red Wigglers and Europeans, great for fishing, $35 Per pound. B. Newman Douglasville 770-942-7993 
Red Wigglers and/or Europeans $35 per pound, price includes shipping, please send 
 
T.W. Butler 2776 Dublin Eastman Rd Dexter 31019 478-875-3353 
Gourds, good varieties, 1 $.50 - $2 each. C. W. Porter Conyers 770-482-4771 
Gourds, many vars. to choose from, at farm or ship- UPS. Crystal Lang Cordele 229-2734263 229-322-1 321 
Gourds, marti n craft many varieties to choose from at farm. Hoyt Howard Cumming 
770-887~2039 
Lucky buckeyes $3.25 doz., buckeyes for 
 
U.S. Poultry and Egg Association at (770) 493-9401. 
 
Plant Program, 2117 U.S. Hwy. 278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30025, (770) 918-6411 . 
 
Hwy. 22, Oglethorpe County; call for picking times. Phil Sims Comer 706-783-3223 
 
check or money order. H.A. Riffle P.O. Box 402 Buchanan 301.13 770-646-3812 
Trout & sterile grass carp, DNR 
 
planting $4.50 doz. includes pqstage and instructions. Jules Simmons PO Box 291 
Dillard 30537 404-290-9733 . 
 
MISCELLANEOUS Leyland & Thuja liners $1 .50,_1/gal $2.75, 
2/gal $6, 3/gal $8.50. 5/gal. $12, Tea Olive, 
If ads Little Gem. Anne Walker Good Hope 706- 
342-947 1 
Leyland Cypress & Cryptomeria trees 3 gal., approx. 3 to 4 ft. tall very green and uniform in size, great prrces direct from the grower. Bob Brookshire Buford 770'932 5795 
Leyland Cypress 7 gal./$ 15, Cryplomeria. Bradford & Cleveland pear, Oaks, River Birch, Red, sugar & Japanese Maple, Weeping Willow, Crab.apple, dely., planting avail, Greg 
Ag Forecast Focus Of Meeting Series Strickland Winston 770-942-0011 404-788- 
Farm Front 5434 Leyland Cypress liners,1 gal./$2, 2 gal./$4; 
 
you have questions regarding m this category, call Merlissa Smith at 404-651 -9081 _or 404-651 -9082. 
The Miscellaneous category includes the following subcategories: bees, honey and supplies; things t o 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 
 
Herbs 
S tate law requires ail ginseng dealers and growers to be registered with t he Georgia Department of Natural Resources. For more information, contact the Georgia Natural Heritage Program at {770) 918-6411 or at V'fi!bsite www.georgiawildlife.com . 
'07 Picavre Fire, extremely hcit pepper seed great for sauce, S1 cash w/SASE. Robert Clark 155 Shadowb'rook Dr. Covington 30016 
Ag Forecast 2007, the first in a 
 
registered/licensed, pickup or .delivery. Randy Bennington Dahlonega 770-377-3243 
Will meet or beat any price on hybrid bream, coppernose bream. largemouth bass. 23", prompt statewide dely. avail. V. Buford Cordele 229-273-4157 
Fertilizers & Mulches 
'06 mulch hay, square bales, def. available. Wallace Vassar Hartwell 706-436-2664 
Participants will also receive the 
 
Martin gourds with or without holes, also painted with holes. Tommy Lang Milledgeville 478-452-1001 
Newly enoculated Shiitake mushroom lo_gs, need to season, starting at $10 today, $50 per log when producing. Brady Bala Oxford 404 456-4333 . 
Quilting frame  floor standing for quilts up to 81 inches wide, beautifully built, solid walnut $100, firm. Anne Trimble Rockmart 770-684-6433 
 
Cryptomeria liners $1 , 2 gal.I $5, Green Giant .liners $.85. plus holly, oak , hydrangea, 
 
2006 ho.ney for sate, Sourwood and Wildflower, call for sizes and prices. Aubrey 
 
se1ies of annual breakfast meetings, 
 
2007 
 
Agricultural 
 
Price 
 
and Profit 
 
ligustrum. Janet Glisson Suwanee 770-945 Ledford Commerce 706-654-6861 
 
will be held from 8-11 a.m. on Feb. Planning Book, a detailed analysis of 
 
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3 Hives w/supers, S.S. extractor, suit, veils, 19 (Macon), Feb. 20 (Stat.esboro), each major product produced in 
 
Leyland Cypress trees 3, 7, & 15 gallon sizes alsoB&B, call for prices. Harold Parker 
 
gloves, tool, x-supers, approx.10 boxes, new foundation frames & much more. Robert 
 
Feb. 
 
21 
 
(Albany) 
 
and 
 
Feb. 
 
28 
 
Georgia. The book was developed by 
 
Morganton 706-374-5339 
 
Owen Harlem 706-556-0026 
 
(GainesviJJe). 
 
C~S agricultural economists. 
 
Leyland Cypress trees 8-16' in field, you dig 5 frar.ne nucs and package bees. full or we dig, call for price. Thurmon Turk Dacula complete tiives on 4 way pallets or bottom 
 
Those attending the meetings will 
 
"Agricultural and agribusiness 
 
770-945-8172 
 
boards. Alan Odom Rebecca 229-387-1718 join national and statewide experts professionals face special challenges 
 
Leyland Cypress, 8-20 ft., you cut or dig $3.50/foot, easy access. quantity discount. Chan Cabe 721 Sosby Road Carnesville 30521 706-384-7119 
Leylands (Murray) 34 ft., 3G $8; fruit trees 3G, 5-6 ft. $12.50. Michael Griffin 433 Ga Hwy 
 
Bottled local honey, 1 lb. bottles $5 each, no heat . processing, unfiltered, raw, nothing added, nothing removed. Barney Kendall Canton 770-597-9560 
Meat slicer name U.S Sekel, 12 inch blade good condition, $200. Ernest Quinn Decatur 
 
such as Texas A&M economist Joe Outlaw, University of Georgia agricultural economist !ohn McKissick, College of Agricultural 
 
in 2007, but the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is here to help," said John McKissick, director of the college's 
 
46 W Lyons 478-494-4690 
 
770-49 1-8726 
 
and Environmental Sciences Dean J. Center for Agribusiness and 
 
Miniature old maid (Zinnia) seeds, yellow & hot pink mixture, dwarf and compact, $2 pkt. 
 
Taking orders; 5 comb nucs, your hives or mine, Spring delivery, bees, bee equipment, 
 
Scott Angle 'and a diverse reaction 
 
Economic. Development. 
 
"Through 
 
wSASE. Malinda Graham 209 Confederate honey, closed Sat. Edward Colston 66 Ore panel made up of industry economists these four breakfast meetings, we're 
 
Ave. Dallas 30132 770-445-2229 
 
Mine Rd Taylorsville 30178 770-382-9616 and individuals from across Georgia. providing Georgia's agricultural 
 
Mixed marigolds - zinnias $1, send Will remove honey bees & other bees in cash/SASE. Gloria Yarbrough 2346 Fischer metro & long dist. beyond metro cty. area. 
 
'The Ag Forecastlectures are your decision-makers with the latest 2007 
 
Rd. Sharpsburg 30277 
 
Milton Scott East Point 404-344-0719 
 
land grant university in action, price prospects and pending farm bill 
 
Native azaleas, Japanese maples, gingko trees, red maple trees, Japanese maples, 
 
Things To Eat 
 
fulfilling its missio1i that is as legislation." 
 
styrax trees, Florida anise. Dave Blihovde Use of the term "organic" req uires important today as it was when first. Co-sponsoring the breakfast 
 
Cleveland 706-865-2849  
 
registration with the Georg)a Department created nearly 150 years ago," Angle meetings are Georgia Farm Bureau , 
 
Old-timey daffodils, $3/doz.; Blue Bells $6/doz., Siberian iris, $4/doz.; $5 post. .each, 
 
of Agriculture. Advertisements submitted without certificate of registration for items 
 
said. 
 
He noted that through the land 
 
the 
 
Georgia 
 
Department 
 
of 
 
programs. 
 
Rose of Sarori, redbud, daylilies, aucuba, offered for sale cannot be published. For grant system all Georgians have the Agriculture and the Georgia 
 
forsythia, free liriope. E. Beach Duluth 770476-1163 
 
more information, access t he department website www.agr.state.ga.us and link from 
 
opportunity 
 
to 
 
benefit from 
 
higher 
 
Agribusiness Council. 
 
Petunias, gourds. Nicotinias. Teddy bear, the home page to the Organic Agriculture public education, whether it is Cost for the event is $30 per 
 
Farmland 
 
sunflower, hibiscus, & others $1.25 per packet; Wave Petunias $2/SASE. R. 
 
page and registration forms. Those who do not have internet access or are unable 
 
through 
 
new 
 
research, 
 
delivery 
 
of 
 
person or $225 for a table of eight. 
 
Bankston 409 Old Greenville Rd Fayetteville to download the forms, should contact the information or reaching on campus. The registration deadline is Feb. 5. 
 
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* 30215 770-461 -3008 Pink Angel Trumpets, rooting sticks, buy now $2 e_ach. Pam Stover Acworth 770-974- 
 
Organic Program Manager, Vernon Mullins, at (706)595-3408. 
'05 Black walnut meat, $15/qt. plus S4 post., 
 
At the meetings discuss upcoming 
 
Outlaw Farm 
 
w.ill Bi:ll 
 
For more information, visit www.GeorgiaAgForecast.com, caJI 
 
All not.ices must be received in writing by the Feb. 21 deadline. 
 
8388 
Rare giant Celosia, beautiful, in bright fuchsia color, 3' - 6' tall, up to 10" across, 100 
 
call aft. 6 p.m. Georgia B.ond 2005 Bond Dr. Elberton 30635 706-283-4599 
 
prospects while McKissick will summaiize Georgia's 2007 
 
(706) 542-2434 or caed@agecon.uga.edu. To 
 
e- maiJ. register, 
 
See page 3 for an ad form and list of counties by geographical 
 
seeds $3 w/SASE. David Little 209 Little _ _s_u_b_m_i_t-ad-sb-y_W_ed_n_e-sd_a_y_n_o.-o-n.-- -1 agricultural prospects. 
Brook Ln. Woodstock 30188 
 
visit www.pwru-e.com/2532. 
 
area. 
 
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THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Wednesday, January 17 , 2007 
 
Bulletin Calendar 
 
Red oak, half cords & cords, pickup and Bluebird nest box w/glass viewing window Old fashion rabbit boxes, stic~ trigger set- 
 
dely., custom cutting avail. Blake Yates as seen at "Bluebirds Over Ga." show; all up, weathered wood $20 ppd ., also blue bird 
 
Hampton 770-467-8535 404697-3489 
 
cedar, $20 plus $5 shipping. John Chaney 460 houses, cedar, clean-out lid wlinstructions, 
 
Livestock Sales & Events 
Jan. 19 Breeder Cattle Sale, 6 pm, selling cow-calf pairs, springers & bulls; all mouthed & preg. checked; trucking available; Tu rner County Stockyards, Ashburn, Ga. Info .: 1800-344-9808. 
 
Jan. 30 Farm. Home, Ministers' Conference, Fort Valley State University, CW. 
 Pettigrew Center; registration begins 8 am; free to public, but pre-registration urged by Jan. 25,. Info. Sandra Daniel or Imogene Willis, 478-825-6296. 
 
Red/white oak, split 18 to 20 in., 1/2 cord or full cord, all seasoned wood, will deliver. Vince Ruiz Cartersville 4043928212 770-606 8307 
Rick's Firewood: cord $150, 1/2 cord $80, free delivery In covington, Conyers, McDonough area. Richard Burr Covington 
 
Hwy 211 , NW Winder 30680 770-867-8263 
Boa-type fleece scarf, choice of colors, purses, cloth handkerchiefs trimmed w/lace, baby bonnets made from handkerchief with poem. Joan Ross Cartersville 770-382-6186 
Cedar bluebird houses $7, also bat, woodpecker, Martin, bluebird, woodduck and 
 
$ 15 ppd. Donald Allen 3289 Five Forks Trickum Rd Lilburn 30047 404-409-1191 
Quilt tops & other patterns $50'& up, queen size; baby quilts, embroidery patchwork, prints $15  $30, $4 postage. Bonnie Hibbert Oakman 706-334-2982 
Quilts  handmade, different designs, 
 
Feb. 10 Northwest Ga. Meat Goat Field Day, 
 
Pesticides & Recertification 
 
770-787-1677 404-771-1391 
 
owl houses; squirrel in a jar feeder. Alton queen, lap quilts, work aprons, bonnets. Mrs. 
 
hosted by Bartow Co. 4H & Southern 
 
Highlands 
 
Goat 
 
Producers 
 
Association; Northwest Ga. Livestock 
 
Pavillion, Calhoun, Ga. Info.: 
 
www.sohighgoats.org. 
 
Equine Events 
 
Jan. 26 Cotton Production Meeting, Dawson, Ga.; 1 comm. credit hr, cat. 21 and/or 1 private credit hr. Info.: Charles Lamb, 229-995-2165. 
Jan. 28 Pesticide Re-certification Training, Augusta, Ga.; 1 comm. credit hr. cat. 
 
Seasoned firewood for sale, mixed hardwood $175 a cord, delivered to local area. David Wood Gainesville 770-887-6840 404 391-6035 
Seasoned hardwood, $50 for half cord you haul, delivery available for extra charge. Andy .Cooper Hiram 770-235-5039 
 
Littleton 6389 Ga. Hwy. 85 Waverly Hall 
 
31831 7065822356 
 
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Ch.air & rocker caning of all kinds; also, 
 
wicker and rattan repair. Duk-e Dufresne 
 
Statham 770725-2554 
 
Chair caning, all types, incl. hand twisted 
 
natural rush, hickory bark. Jan Stansell 
 
John W Marlowe 1855 Auburn Rd. Dacula 30019 770-945-4872 770-207-7895 
Quilts  handmade, queen & full; tulip, bow tie, blocks, Texas Star, Dresden plate, friendship. Ruth Davis 355 Rock House Rp. Lawrenceville 30045 770-963-4831 
Quilts, quillows, stockings, and glass block 
 
March 2025 Dressage Naturally clinics w/Karen Rohlf, assoc. Parelli dressage instructor; March 20-22/lntro., .March 23 25/Continuing; Newnan. Info.: Karen Jones, 770-251-1799, kjpuzzles@mindspring.com 
 
21 & 24 and/or 1 private credit hr. Info.: Sid Mullis, 7068212350. Feb. 2 Cotton & Peanut Outlook, Nashville, Ga.;. 1 comm . credit hr. cat. 2 1 and/or 1 private credit hr. Info.: Tim Flanders, 2296865431. Feb. 13 Green Up 2007 - Hands on Pest ID, 
 
Seasoned oak & hickory, 1/2 cord, $85, 
 
split, del. & stacked free , larger/smaller 
 
amounts avail. Sam Hearn Brooks 770-460 
 
.7481 
 
. 
 
Seasoned oak hardwood $75 1/2 cord, 
 
$140 full cord, delivery available, free local delivery for 3 cords. Zac Faulkner Barnesville 
 
Suches 706-747-5892 
Chair caning, all types, refinishing & repairs. H. J. Bell Bishop.7067691454 
Chairs caned, all types, pressed cane, laced & rush bottoms, lamps repaired & rewired, reas. price, qlty. work. David Hay Carrollton 770832-3281 
 
packages. Cynthia- Robertson 65 Simonton 
 
Rd . Lawrenceville 30045 770-963-6292 770 
 
231-0349 
 
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Rabbit boxes, old-fashioned kind, weathered pine or cypress w/stick trigger 
system, $20 ppd.; cedar bluebird houses built by B.B. Assn. plans, clean-out lid, $15 ppd. 
 
Gardening Events 
 
Perry, Ga.;~ comm . credit hr. cat. 24 & 678-6033171 
 
Child's rocking chair, cradle, bed, or high Ann Dutton 3269 Five Forks Trickum Rd SW 
 
Feb. 3 Perennial Plant Symposium. 8 am - 
 
3:30 pm, Atlanta Botanical Garden, 
 
Day Hall, 1345 Piedmont Ave. NE, 
 
Atlanta. 
 
Info.: 
 
www. atl antabotanicalga r den . org, 
 
www.georgiaperennial.org or Anne 
 
Sheldon, absheldon@bellsouth.net. 
 
Feb. 10 Georgia Iris Society, 1O am, Pike 
 
Nursery Corp. offices, 4020 Steve 
 
Reynolds Blvd., Norcross, Ga.; 
 
meet/greet lunch meeting; topic 
 
Unbeatable Garden Selections for the 
 
South , speaker-Gail Zorn, Gwinnet 
 
Tech. Info. : 770-491-8253, 770-483 
 
0000. 
 
Feb. 20 Ga. Perennial Plant Association 
 
meeting, 7:30 pm, Atlanta History 
 
Center, McElreath Hall, 130 W. Paces 
 
Ferry Rd.; Oesigning Hydrangea 
 
Heaven with Penny, speaker-Sandra 
 
Jones; open to public, no charge . Info. ~ 
 
404 876  0813 
 
www.georgiaperennial.org . 
 
Miscellaneous 
 
March 1O Sustainable Agriculture Field Day, 8 am - 4 pm, hosted by C& M 
 
27 and/or 1 private credit hr. Info.: Willie Chance, 478-987-2028. 
Additional pesticide recertification training notices are available on the Geo.rgia Department of Agriculture website www.agr.georgia.gov. On the open ing page cllck on Divisions,. sele'ct Plant Industry Division, and click on Pesticides. Select Pesticide Applicator Licensing & Certification, and then click on Pesticide Applicator Recertification Courses. You can t hen search for upcoming courses by date, course title or license category. 
Livestock auctions. listed in the Market Bulletin may 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 auctio.n license number of the principal auctioneer or auct ion firm conducting the auction, per regulations of the Georgia Secretary of State. Notices without this information cannot be published. 
 
Seasoned oak, 1/2 cord delivered and stacked $80, cord $160, smaller amounts 
 
available. Joe Sledge Llzella 478-737-9374 
 
Seasoned split oak $150/cord, you haul, other wood avail. Char.les Futral Fayetteville 
 
.770-4601030 
 
Seasoned split oak firewood, 1/2 cord $55, 
 
you pick up. Terry Waldrop Cumming 404 
 
509-1633 
 
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Seasoned, mixed hardwood, $75/half cord, 
 
,you haul. Larry Beuchat Griffin 770-228-5174 
 
Slabs and sawdust $10 per pickup load, 
 
you load & haul. Glenn Newman Watkinsv.ille 706-769-4208 
 
Very,seasoned firewood for sale, delivery or 
 
pickup, call for prices. Clint Harris Cumming 
 
.770-5976420 
 
Timber 
 
Tl1el1mber for Sale category ls designed to provide an option for forest farmers to market their standing timber. Timber advertised in this category must be individually owned and produced by the advertiser on his/her own property; timberland must be at least 1 acre. No companies or businesses are allowed. 
5 Huge pines & 10 huge hardwoods to give 
 
chair for your doll, doll clothes made to order, American Girl, Bitty Baby, Barbie, Cabbage Patch baby dolls. Kathryn Harvard Thomasville 229-226-1357 
Crochet shawls, wraps, rectangle, triangle $25 & up; scarves with faux fur trim, loops, scallops $ 12 & up, afghans, hats, dolls. Ingrid Bieber Columbus 706-561-9720 
Crocheted afghans, ladies' foot warmer shoes, etc. made to order. Mrs. J.l'VI. Eure 1429 Ridgewood Dr. Augusta 30909 706 738-1787 
Crocheted old fasliioned bonnets and aprons, afghans, baby sets, blankets and clothes, also dolls, pin cushions . and book worms. Faye Widener Cadwell 478-463-3704 
Dishtowels ' w/crocheted tops $3, purse/cradle w/doll $8.50. Judy Jordan 202 Geoffrey Lil SE Oxford 30054 770-787-0682 
Dr.iwstring purses, caps; bonnets, also adult bibs, aprons, sunbcl)nets, jean purses & other sewing items. Margaret Hottle 4220 Union Road College Park 30349 404-344 0568 
For sate Handmade porch swings, 4' /$35; 5'/$40, made out of 3/4" pine treated lumber. Bill Speer Summerville 7068574189 
Hand quilted lap quilt approx. 42x41", rose 
 
Lilburn 30047 
 
Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls, $30 ea. plus 
 
$5/order post., all handmade, no paints, beau . dressed, original 1970 pattern, dolls 25". B. 
 
Hopkins 914 28th St. E. Tifton 31794 229 
 
382-2310 
 
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Santa long johns, in the Handicraft section , 
 
the ad was put in py Bobbie Combee, 770844-1293, Cumming, Ga. 30041. Kathy Walls 
 
802 Clarence Edwards Rd Bethlehem 30620 
 
Want crochet/knit squares for a frindship 
 
afghan, any size, please send squares to 
 
address printed. Andrea Williams 317 Knox Anderson Rd. Toccoa 30577 
 
Will do hand quilting in my home, price varies. Martha Goode Ellijay 706-273-3134 
 
Wood duck nesting boxes for sale, cypress construction, helps attract wood ducks to your 
 
property. Ellington Fitzgerald 229-424-2495 
 
Your name in filet crochet, white or ecru, $25. Claud_ia Owens 7888 Parkside Cir. 
 
Donalsonville 39845 229-861-2435 
 
Pl'ease observe our 20 word limit. 
 
Earthworks & Hudson Red Angus. Broxton, Ga.; $35/person advance, $40 at gate, childr.en 12 & under free ; lunch provided. Info.: 912-359-3017, 678 702-0llOO. 
 
If you have questions concerning the Bulletin Calendar, contact Carlton Moore at 404-656-3682. 
 
away, you cut & haul. Mickey Joiner Millen 478-982-4531 
Approximately 1O oak and hickory trees for free, already cut in 5 ft. lengths. Roger Crawford Moreland 770-252-9040 
 
motif, washable, $35 plus $2 postage. Elizabeth Nall Fairburn 770-964-8124 
Handicraft in silver wire, name necklace, 7 letter limit, $10 pp print. C . Cox 1780 Mackinaw Pl. SE Smyrna 30080 
 
For sale or trade for clearing, 3 acres thick Handknitted, Georgiq. & Auburn ladies 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
Want 16' wire fencing in good condition. Eddie Parris Blue Ridge 706-4927725 
Want American made vise, anvil, other 
 
Approximately 1000 lbs. fat lighter, you pick up, $400 for all. E. Payne Baldwin 706-7783096 
Cpvered seasoned splil oak firewood, 1/2 cord $70, you pick up. F. D. Lieb Jackson 
 
mature hardwoods. Eric Williams Canton 770>5607056 
S;;iw mill lumber, whole logs, firewood for sale, please call today for pricing. Josh Jones Griffin 678-614-1 273 770-227,5323 
 
sweaters, cardigans, house .shoes, scarf & hats. Hifde Jackson Talking Rock 706-692 9402 
Handmade bluebird, bat screeching owl, woodduck, Martin house, all made o\1solid cedar. Robert L Boggs Decatur 770-939-3147 
 
tools, reasonable. Alan Shearouse Woodbury 770-775-0646 
 
706-5535109 706-977-0309 
 
Firewood  Seasoned oak $200 a cord, you 
 
CORRECTIONS 
 
Handmade dough bowls, will make. any size . Jim Showman McDonough 770957 
 
Want asparagus crowns and info. on how to haul, other deals available. Rex Thompson 
 
9559 
 
start an asparagus bed. Jack Dorsey Waco 7 7 0-832 -934 0 
Want cedar posts, 6-1 Oinch round, furniture quality, you cut or I cut. Bruce Arnett Monticello 706-468-1001 
 
Lawrenceville 770-963-3722 
Firewood for sale, all hardwood, 1/2 cord $40, on owned property. Bill Almand Conyers 770-483-0871 
Firewood for sale, all hardwood, delivered, 
 
Equine at Stud--Gorgeous, correct and typeY, traditional black morgan stallion at stud who stamps his babies w/his looks and disposition , $650 LFG. Sherri Andrews Milledgeville 106-485-2450 
 
Handmade quilted quilts, card tricks, Wonder of the World & more $200 & up. Edith Morris Cumming 770-887-2496 
Handmade rustic log beds, all sizes. call for info. William Jones Musella 478-335-3488 
 
Leta Bird (left), sanitarian for the Georgia Department of 
 
Want crochet and knit squares any size, to make a friendship afghan. Andrea Williams 3 17 Knox Anderson Rd. Toccoa 30577 706 886-5660 
Want cultipacker  V type 5'  8'. John Vickers Hahira 229-794-2477 
 
$80 1/2 cord. Joey Eidson Powder Springs 770943-9231 
Firewood, seasoned hardwood, 1/2 cord $85: $150/cord, del. avail., now taking orders. Julie Andrews McDonough 678-300-5569 
Firewood, seasoned oak and hick'ory, you 
 
Handicrafts 
ff you have questions regarding ads m this 
category, call Merlissa Smith at 404-651-9081 or 404651 -9082. 
All items advertised in the Handicraft 
 
Handmade turkey calls for sale $25 plus 
 
shipping, variety of woods, please call for 
 
information. Jay Cooper Toomsboro  478 
 
933-5823 
 
, 
 
Homemade quilts for sale. Johnnie M. Long 
 
Sugar Valley 706-629-6323 
 
Agriculture  Consumer Protection Division, assisted agents of the USDA Food Safety and Inspection S~rvice in an 
 
Want in Brantley Co., .t-2 1oads of free pick up, $ 140/cord, 1/2 cord $70. Jim category must be handmade by the I will quilt your old or new quilt tops on investigation that led to Robert 
 
horse or cow manure, will clean stable and load, haul. R. Russell Nahunta 
Want instructions for making lye soap. Marshall McDonald Austell 770-948-3266 
Want. log structures, example: corn crib, smokehouse, log barn, log house. Ellen Kilgo 
 
McDaniel Cumming 770-887-8518 
 
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Free firewood, 2 cords/white oak; 24" at butt 
 
end, fell 12/20, you cut to length, split & haul. 
 
Jim Maxey Fairburn 770-969-1834 
 
Free oak firewood, you cul, you naul. Carol Adams Mansfield 770-996-8987 678-676 
 
advertiser; items purchased by the advertiser fcir resale may not be advertised. Advertisers must include a statement to this effect when submitting advertisements Handicraft ads are limited to 30 words and must be in compliance 
 
quilting machine, quality work, reas. prices. E. Laster Tyrone 770-487-4649 
Large quilt scraps for sale, $.50/lb. Jeanette Cole 119 Old Millertown Rd Temple 30179 770459-4970 
New homemade quilts, .quilted by 
 
Harris (dba Blue Ridge PouJtry of Athens) pleading guilty in U.S. District Court in Macon to ~hree criminal counts of violating the 
 
Rome 706-506-3286 
 
1108 
 
with all other advertising guidelines (see pattern/grandmother's fan, star, etc., queen Poultry Products Inspection Act. 
 
Want old style gas or diesel fuel pump for display on farm . Allen Nasca Demorest 706 754-3785 
 
Free sawdust & slabwood 2 to 4 inches th ick, 12-16 feet long . Ron Woods C r a w f o r d v i l l e 404-597-1910 
 
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2 " Tall authentically handpainted lead-free model soldiers, handcast, handpainted in 
 
size, $1 00 ea.; double bed size pattern/dinner plate, star $60 ea.. ca.II after 2pm. Ruth Spicer Ocilla 229-468-5306 
 
At the time of sentencing, Harris faced 18 months in federal prison 
 
Want panels for horse round pen, good condition and reasonably priced . Robyn Miller Perry 478-397-6636 478-919-7198 
 
Kindling, fat lighter from pine trees, cut, 
boxed & shipped to you, $1 per lb. 25 lb. minimum + S&H. Johnny Bass Lyons 9 12 
 
detail or unpainted . WWI I, Napoleonic, Civil War, Cherokees & more $4 & up. Norris Eppes Toccoa 706-886-0944 
 
Oil portrait from photo, home, animal or person, 11 "x14' $85, 16"x20" $160, 18"x24" $240, ppd. C. Huffman 243 Jack Maddox 
 
(suspended) and was ordered to pay a fine of $3,075. Bird is 
 
Want peacock feathers, will pay for shipping or pick up if near by. Candace Vadeboncoeur Bishop 706-769-5664 
Want red cedar logs, any size . Floyd Reed Fairmount 770-894-2143 
 
565-7540 
 
Mixed firewood $50, already cut, you load on your truck; also 1 wood heater, u~ed very 
 
little $200. Don Kuchenmeister Lula 706-677- 
 
3502 
 
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Adult bibs, nice prints, lined, washable, $18 ea., plus postage; walker bags, hvy.duty fabric, ties to walker, 3 pockets, useful, $30 ea., plus postage. Maxine Patterson Savannah 912-897-4463 
 
Bridge Rd. Jackson 30233 770-775-6768 . 
Please review requirements under ad categories before submitting your ad. 
 
shown accepting a certificate of appreciation from Kenneth Cash, USDA/FSIS investigator. 
 
Want to walk plowed fields on property, Mixed hardwood, seasoned S20, 1/8 cord, Afghans $35 & $25; .doilies $8  $10; 
 
preferably hear rivers or creeks, in search of free kindling, delivery and stacked in Ola area different patterns & sizes. Carol Williams Indian arrowheads, please call. Gary Pursley with purchase. Philip Bennett Jr. McDonough Jesup 
 
New Competition to Showcase 
 
Buford 770-831-6273 
Notices 
 
770-914-8890 
 
All handmade wood items (spoons, 
 
Mixed hardwood, seasoned, split, benches, etc) local p/u or shipping avail. Joe 
 
delivered, reasonable rates, reliable ser'Jice, Weaver Gainesvilfe www.woodbyjoseph .com 
 
Ga. FoodProcessing Industry 
 
Robert Allen Mitchell thanks everyone for cards and letters, too many to answer all. Robert Mitchell Rome 706235-3538 
Out-Of-State Wanted 
 
serving surrounding counties. Melvin Peters Jasper 706-692-2432 
 Mixed hardwood, split, local dely. $200/cord. 1/2 cord $100. Anthony Ramey Rockmart 678-9180276 
Oak firewood/split; 1/2 cord $70, all green 
 
770-532-9159 770532-9169 All types chair _caning; some repairs & 
refinishing, qlty. work, over 50 yrs. exp. George Shelton Cartersville 770-607-5291 
All types of chair caning, will do lace, press cane, porch rockers. Mary Con ley 
 
The University of Georgia Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development, UGA 
 
a final awards program will be held in March. 
Deadline foJ submitting an entry 
 
Want factory roll guard & canopy for John Deere 3200 tractor. Mike Mclees 157 New Hope Rd Anderson SC 29626 864-224-4983 
 
mixed, $85 all seasoned, dry $100, free 
delivery within 15 miles, over mileage $1 o fee . 
Larry.Moon Conyers 770-922-5757 
 
McDonough 770-914-3808 
Appalachian dulcimers, sound great, easy to play, great gifts, made of solid mahogany. 
 
Department of Food Science & Technology, and the Georgia 
 
is February I , 2007, and contest winners will be announced during 
 
Firewood 
All firewood advertised m the Market Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's 
 
Oak, hickory, White cherry, dogwood, seasoned, 1/2 cord $70. Bill Garner Cumming 770-aa7:4 197 
Oak, split, aged, $1 49 cord, delvrd , near 
 
Cecil Dutton Austell 678-945-1569 
Aromatic cedar blocks; ideal for storage, 
clothing, closets, size of bar soap,10/ $9 + $3, 
shipping & handling. Wm. M Huffmaster 170 
 
Department of Agriculture have teamed up with representatives from Georgia's food industry to 
 
Agricultural Awareness Day March 20, 2007, in Atlanta. 
For more information contact 
 
personally owned property. In addition, by law, terms such as face cord, rack, pile, truckload, etc., cannot be used to 
 
Covington/Oxford, cash only, additional fee for furthe~ delivery. Zachary Anderson Covington 678-699-3164 
 
Orleans Blvd McDonou_gh 30253 678-432 7271 
Baby blankets. (pink or blue) $25, Martha 
 
create a new annual c.ompetition that will showcase the Georgia 
 
Jan Hamala at 706-542-2434 or Marian Wendinger at 706-542- 
 
advertise firewood. Advertisers must use One half cord of oak and hickory mixed, will Stewart Coming Home poncho $35, leg food processing industry and allow 2574. An entry form is available 
 
the standard unit of measure, the cord, when specifying the amount of firewood 
 
deliver in surrounding area for $75. Bill Wood Cedartown 770-546-2512 
 
warmers $15, long scarfs $ 15, crochet Couture clothing. Evelyn Ojuri Elberton 404 
 
en'treprenetlrS 
 
to 
 
gain 
 
valuable from the Center for Agribusiness 
 
for sale. 
 
Pine logs, excellent for outside fires or 310~8677 
 
publicity and exposure. Products and Economic Development's 
 
All oak firewood split, stai;;ked, & 
 
d eli vered, 
 
$ 100 
 
per 
 
half-cord 
 
(Forsyth County). Tom Lane Cumming 770 
 
mixture with hardwood, free delivery up to 30 miles. Stan Bowers Pendergrass 770-314 1346 
 
Bluebi rd houses w/hinge tops, $8 each, 50 or more, $5 each, no Ghecks, call after 6 p.m. Jimmy Drew 2093 Shoals Rd. Sparta 3 1087 
 
submitted for the competition will website www.caed .uga.edu or the be judged by area retailers , Department of Food Science 
 
889-5005 
 
706-444-6298 
 
distributors, arid food Brokers and website www.efsonline.uga.edu. 
 
 Wednesday, January 17, 2007 
 
THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Page 11 
 
Forestry Short Course Planned Hag K@g 
 
Notice of Auction of Equine 
 
Pursuan1 to Section 4- 13-7 of the Official 
 
Landowners preparing forest Regional and national experts  Jand for the next owner need to will host the sessions, and audience know about heir property and clear members will be able to interact titles . how real estate passes from through toll-free and Internet call- 
 
Museum Plans Demonstration 
 
Code of Georgia Annoeated (Humane Care for Equines Act). 
the Georgia Depanment of Agriculture will conduce a li.-e auction on 
tlic following equine as grade horses. to wic: 
 
one owner to another and what in options. 
 
The Old South Farm Museum 
 
options are available in estate Other agenda topics _include will hold an old-fashioned hog 
 
7 year old bay/white Paint gelding 3 year old dark bay pony mare 25 year old sorrel Quaner Horse gelding 
 
Frances Crawford of Atlanta, Ga., planted some seed from a 
 
planning. All these topics and many more 
will be addressed in a satellite short 
 
conservation easements, charitable 
 
giving, 
 
gene ration-skipping 
 
options, shared ownerships, family 
 
killing for demonstration purposes Sat., Feb. 3, in Woodland, Ga. 
During the event partic ipants 
 
16 year old buckskin/white Paine mare 
 
2 year old CTeme Tennessee Walking Horse 
 
stnllion 
 
, 
 
2 year old palomino Arabian x mare 
 
kiwi fruit she purchased from a grocery store and much to her 
 
course 
 
offered 
 
through 
 
Cooperative Extension throughout 
 
limited partnerships transfer issues. 
 
and 
 
property 
 
will take part in making sausage and Brunswick stew, as well as 
 
20 year old bay Ar:ibian mare 17 year old bay Mustang/Quancr Horse gelding 
 
surprise a plant grew from the seed. She transferred the plant 
 
the South. The miniseries will consist of 
 
To learn more about the program in your area and how you 
 
headcheese, cracklings soap, and curing meat. 
 
and lye Visitors 
 
Said equine arc being sold as impounded animnls under the authoriry of Chapter 13 ofTi1le 
 
from a Jlower pot to the ground live Internet and satellite feeds can participate, call your county also will see an old-fashioned 4 ofO.C.G.A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). 
 
in her father 's back yard , and fro m Cle mson University fi'om 7 University of Georgia Extension smoke house in operation and 3 year old sorrel Quarter Horse mare 
 
three years later the plant was p.m. to 10 p.m . 00 three office at 1-800-ASK-UGAJ or more. 
 
,Said equi ne is being sold as au impounded 
 
full of fruit. Shown above is some consecutive Tuesdays-Feb. 20 visit www.mastertreefanner.net Those interested in participating nnimul previously belonging roan unknown owner 
 
of the fruit that was produced. and 27 and March 6. 
 
onJine. 
 
in the event must register. 
 
For 
 
under the 11uthority of Chaprer 13 of Title 4 o f O.C.G .A. (Humane Care for Equines Act). The 
 
more informatio n, contact Paul equine were found abandoned in a pasture on Villa 
 
Dept. Regulates Firewood 
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Firewood also can be purchased in small bundles or shrink-wrapped 
 
Bulloch at (706) 674-2894 or (706) 674-2706 or write Old South Farm Museum, 8570 Manchester Hwy., Woodland, Ga. 3 1836, or visit website www.OldSouthFarm.com. 
 
Rica Hwy in Vi lla Rica , Georgia. 
2 year old palomino Quarter Horse filly 2 ~ year old sorrel Quarter Horse smllion 20 year old sorrel Quaner Horse mare 4 year old bay Quarter Hor.;e stallion I year old red ronn Quaner Horse filly 2 year old bay Quarter Horse colt 
 
packages at convenience stores and other retail outlets; however, the 
 
11 year old bay Quarter Horse mare 7 year old bay Quaner Horse mare 20 year old bay Qua.ner Horse mare 
 
Georgia Department of Agriculture requires that the quantity of the firewood be clearly displayed on the package in terms of cubic measure so the consumer will know the exact amount of wood purchased. 
Department rules also state that firewood must be designated within l0 percent accuracy as Lo the type or species of wood. For instance, a 
 
T 
4' 
1 
 
A typical measurement of a cord of firewood. 
 
Annual Plant Sale Offered in 4 Counti.es 
 
8 ~ year old sorrel Qua.ner Horse gelding I0 month old red ronn Quaner Horse colt 3 year old sorrel Quaner Horse mare 
Said equine are being sold a~ impounded animals previously belonging to Clay Hum under 1he authority of Chapter 13 of litle 4 of 0.C.G.A . . (Humane Care for Equines Act). 
 
The auction will be held at lhe Georg.1a 
 
Sonie Georgia Cooperative Depanmem o f Agriculture Impound FaciHty in 
 
Extension offices again are offering 
 
Decatur. GA a1 l:00 p.m. on Saturday..January 20 , 2007. The said equine may be inspected .at die 
 
many improved varieties of crepe fac ili1y from l l :00 a.111 . until I:00 p.111. on 
 
Notice cord may be advertised as 50 percent 
oak and 50 percent hfokory as long as the percentage of each species is not off by more than 10 percent. 
Some firewood advertisers state 
 
L - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - -------' 
A cord is defined as 128 cubic feet of wood stacked by the line or row in a compact manner with individual pieces touching, and can be four feet high, four feet wide (deep), and eight feet long, or any combination of these measurements (height, width and length) that 
 
myrtles, b\ueben-ies, blackberries and various o ther fruit and landscape plants as part of their Annual 4-H/Master Gardener Plant Sale for 2007. 
For more information, contaet 
 
Satlll'day, January 20 , 2007. Pictures of the equine nrc located on the Depanment w.chsilc: 
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yielCI 128Cii01c feet. - 
 
 one of these participating county 
 
Extension offices in your area for Special Equine Auction 
 
Agriculture Day Contest Appreciating Ga. Farms 
Both Past and Present 
(Continued from Page I) 
 
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First, second and third place include the same contact information winners in all three categories will attached on a separate sheet of paper. 
 
an order form and current listing of plants offered: 
Gwin nett--67 8-377-4010, www.gwinnettextension.org 
B arrow- - 7 70- 3 0 7 - 3 0 2 9, ugelOU@uga.edu 
 
[n addition to the Georgia Department of Agriculture Equine Auction scheduled January 20 at the Equine Critical Care Facility in Decatur, Ga., there will be a 
 
was estimated at over 300 acres, contained a trading post , a feny, and a working farm with orchards 
 
be awarded $200, $100 and $50 cash prizes , respectively. Honorable mentions also will be named. Conunissioner Tommy Irvin will 
 
* The contest is restricted to 
Georgia residents. Wi1mers will be announced in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. 
 
C obb- - 770 - 528 - 4076, www.cobbmastergardeners.org 
Franklin--706-384-2843, uge1119@uga.edu 
 
SPECIAL Department Equine Auction scheduled February 10 at Henderson's Arena in College Park , Ga. Additional information 
 
and agricultural fie lds along the Oostanaula River. 
As I walk the museum grounds, I wonder how farrninihmight have 
 
invite all winners, honorable mentions and their guest-; to Atlanta for a special awards presentation , with a special guest, Governor 
 
Contest entries should be mailed to the Market Bulletin , Georgia 
(Continued on Page 12) 
 
Pickens - -706 -2 53-88 40 , www.pickensmg.com 
(Continued on Page 6) 
 
will be provided in the Jan. 31 issue of the Market Bulletin. Information also will be available at website www.agr.georgia.gov. - 
 
been in the early 19 century. l George "Sonny" Perdue. 
 
have no doubt it was very important ancl very prosperous to 
 
Official Contest Rules 
 
Georgia State Veterinarian to Head National Association 
 
this historic figure and those who ~neral Guidelines - Written 
 
depended on his produce. Almost 200 years late r we are still 
 
and Visual Categories 
* Name , age, grade, school, home 
 
Dr. Lee M. Myers, Georgia State Veterinarian , has been e lected 
 
of infectious diseases , such as highly pathogenic avian influenza, 
 
identification system, at a time when so few veterinarians are 
 
dependent on farming and the people who provide this service. 
 
county, home telephone number (including area code), and teacher's 
 
p r e s id e n t Animal 
 
of the He a lth 
 
United States Association 
 
as weU as complex policy issues, such as a national animal 
 
Without their hard work, our nation name must be typed or printed (USAHA), an organization of state 
 
(Continued on Page 6) 
 
would surely be nowhere near the strongest producer of food across 
 
legibly in ink and attached to the top of written entries, artwork must 
 
and federa l animal health officials, practicing veterinarians, livestock 
 
the globe as it is today. Consider 
 
producers, research scientists and 
 
our local grocers and farmer's markets. I think we would all find it 
 
Poultry Expo 
 
others concerned with animal hea lth. 
 
hard to imagine if this venue for 
 
Dr. Mye rs is the first woman, 
 
our food was not available, yet this situation exists in many places in 
 
(Continued from Page 1) 
 
and one of only five Georgians , to hold the post in the organization's 
 
neighboring countries due to the fPE is considered the 
 
lack of sustainable agriculture. 
 
networking hub of the world for the 
 
LIO-year history. "Her peers see 
 
the 
 
same 
 
The Chieftains Museum will poultry and egg industry with all qualities in Dr. Myers that l saw 
 
soon embark on a joumey into the segments of the industry when selected her to be our state 
 
past that will rehabi litate our represented. including feed milling , veterinarian ," said Georgia 
 
property by recreating the early live production, hatching, Commissjoner of Agriculture 
 
19th century farm landscape so that processing. further processing. Tommy [rvin. "lam proud to have 
 
vis itors will appreciate an example packaging, commercial egg such a highly respected person on 
 
of early farmi'ng prior to the Civil production, mar_keting, and all my team working to protect and 
 
War. Our goal is preservation and support activities. 
 
improve Georgia agriculture." 
 
thankfully we are not alone. The At the 2006 expo, 820 exhibitors "lt is an exciting time to lead the Dr. Lee Myers (left), Geor gia State Veterinarian, receives gavel 
 
USAHA. Never before have we for Presidency of U.S. Animal Health Association from Dr. Bret 
 
(Continued on Page 12) 
 
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faced such monumental threats Marsh of Indiana. 
 
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THE MARKET BULLETIN 
 
A'tfy'~ GClJUlat 
 
Pelican Flower - The Giant Dutchman's Pipe 
 
I have a child-like fascination with odd plants. 1f it is unusual and attention grabbing, the better 1 like it. 
It was that fascination that led me to purchase a pelican flower from a local nursery last spring. This tropical vine is also known as "giant Dutchman 's pipe" (botanical name Aristolochia giga111ea). 
There are numerous species of Ducchman's pipes. They get their name from the flower's resemblance to a meerschaum pipe. On some species this is more pronounced than others. The most prominent featu re on the species I grew is its large corolla. Before it opens, the corolla swells and resembles the throat of a pelican, hence the name. It then splits open into a huge heart-shaped maroon flower. 
Ga. Subscribers: Check Your Mail Label 
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If you prefer to renew your subscriptio n by mail, please send a copy of your mailing address label to: Market Bulle tin, 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30334. Please a lso include your telephone numbe r in case the Bulletin staff needs to contact you regarding your address. Note: 1f you renew your subscription via mai l, you do not need to call the Bulletin office. 
 
The fragrance of the pelican flower has been described as "lemony"; however, in my garden it was more like dishwater with lemon detergent. It wasn't strong or particularly unpleasant, however, and compared with some other maroon flowers, the fragrance of the pelican flower is delightful. You see, flowers shaped and colored as Lhe pelican flower usually rely on flies as pollinators and have an odor that attracts them. Odors that are attractive to fli es are usually not attractive to humans. In fact, the open blossom of the pelican flower can be said to resemble a piece of wellmarbled rotting meat with a center the color of bone or fat! Would you be more grossed out if I told you that most garden visitors said the unopened flowers looked like lungs? (Human , not pelican, anatomy was more familiar to my friends.) 
Flies or other insects did not come to visit its flowers , however, and it produced no seeds. (I suppose there were more attractive odors to enjoy in Cabbagetown.) Since it is a tropical, I will have to purchase another this spring ifl want to try it again. 
And l am likely to try it again. ft was fun , and children as well as adults were fascinated by it. In spite of some of the descriptions, the open flowers are very attractive, a fitting subject for Georgia O'Keefe. 
I had hoped that the pipevine swallowtail would come and lay eggs on it since various Dutchman's pipes serve as host plants for butterfly's caterpillars. Alas, they did not come. I wished for a crop of the curious black caterpillars with the orange spines and flocks of this beautiful black butterfly with its peacock blue sheen. That was my only disappointment with the pelican flower. 
I have made plans to lure the butterflies with another species of Dutchman's pipe, the hardy white-veined Dutchman's pipe (Aristolochia fimbriata). The flowers are not as grand as the pelican flower, but l don't mind substituting some showy flowers for showy butterflies. And if 1can find room, l -just might plant both kinds of Dutchman's pipe as we ll as some of the other species . 
- Arty Schronce, Director of Public Affairs, Georgia Depcmment of Agriculture. 
 
Town Hall Meetings to Focus on Water Quality 
 
The Georgia Water Council has scheduled a second series of town hall meetings around the state to discuss the statewide water planning effort and to give citizens an opportunity to ask questions and offer comments on this important project. These meetings will focus on water quality issues and follow a series of meetings last summer, which ce.ntered on water quantity concerns. The Comprehensive Statewide Water Management Plan is being developed to help Georgians understand the current demands on water throughout the state and to better manage our water resources in the future. 
The Comprehensive Statewide Water Management Planning, Act of 2004 
 
formed the Water Council, which consists of legislators, legislative appointees and state agency heads who have waterrelated responsibilities. The Act requires thar the Georgia Environmental 
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Notice to Farmers 
Any Georgia farmer or livestock market claiming to have unpaid accounts for livestock sold to James G. Tankersley, livestock dealer, should immediate ly contact: Georgia Departme nt of Agriculture. Bonding Section, Rm. 334 Agriculture Building. Capitol Square, Atlanta, Georgia 30334; (404) 656-3725. 
 
Bud Sheffield of Haralson, Ga., proudJy displays the 14-inch sunflower he produced. Sheffield also grew a cantaloupe that weighed 10 pounds. 
Agribusiness Council Sets Legislative Breakfast Date 
Georgia Agribusiness Council has scheduled its State Legislative Breakfast for February 7, 2007 in Atlanta. The event will take place at 7:30 a.m. at the Georgia Railroad Depot, located just a block from tli.e Capitol. 
Single tickets can be purchased for $40. Companies or organizations can become a co-host by purchasing a table for eight for $320, which includes table signage and name listing on event materials. 
For more information on the event, call the Council at (8d0) 726-2474 or register Online at www.gaagribusiness.org. The registration deadline is January 27 , 2006. 
Agriculture Day 
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Department of Agriculture, 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4250. 
* Deadline for entries is February l , 
2007 (postmarked). 
* All entries become the property of the 
Georgia Department of Agriculture and cannot be returned to the owner. 
Written Category Guidelines 
* Students in grades 4-8 mu~t prepare 
an essay of 100-250 words on the contest theme . 
*Students. in grades 9-12 must prepare an essay of 250-750 words on the -contest theme. 
Visual Art 
* This category is open to students in 
grades K-12.  *' Only one entry per person is allowed. 
* Artwork may be done io pencil , 
charcoal, pastels, watercolors, oils, acrylics. ink or a combination of these media. Entries should be at least 8.5x ll inches and not larger than poster board size (28x30 inches). No photographs. 
* Winning entries should reflect the 
theme or depict Georgia crops or a Georgia farm scene. Final selection will be based on composition, creativity and originality. 
* All entries become the property of the 
Georgia Depa1tment of Agriculture and. cannot be returned to the owner. 
Should you have any questions, contact the Georgia Department of Agriculture, office of Consumer Affairs, 404-656-3645 (Atlanta) or 1-800-282-5852 (toll-free, statewide). 
 
Wednesday, January 3, 2007 
Appreciating Ga. Farms Both Past and Present 
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Georgia Department of Natural 
 
Resources' Historic Preservation 
 
Division's Centennial Farms Program is 
 
another fine example of preservation by 
 
recognizing intact farms dating back at 
 
least 100 years. Other organizations 
 
which should be commended for their 
 
preservation efforts include The Society 
 
for Georgia Archaeology, Georgia's Rural 
 
Development Centers , and the Georgia 
 
Farm Bureau. We are all aware of 
 
Georgia's growth and its impact on the 
 
fanning community. While expansion is 
 
inevitable, we should act responsibly as 
 
stewards of o ur past and undertake the 
 
recordation and recognition of historic 
 
farming communities whenever possible. 
 
We've begun a new year and I wonder 
 
if one more resolution might fit into our 
 
busy schedules. As you walk across your 
 
property, think of the farms that once 
 
were and the hard work and wonderful 
 
bouncy produced by our Georgia farms 
 
today. 
 
For more information about the 
 
Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home 
 
please 
 
call 
 
706-29 1-9494 or visit our website at 
 
www.chieftainsmuseum.org 
 
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS 
Average prices for 2006 at Georgia Auction Markets, Georgia Department of Agriculture and U.S.D.A . Cooperative Federal-State Livestock Market News and Grading Service. For daily quotations, call (229) 226-1641 (7:30 a.m. - 4:3iip.m.) _ 
 
SLAUGHTER CLASSES 
 
AVERAGES _ - - 
 
COWS: 
 
Breakers 75-80% Lean ................46.98 
 
Boners 80-85% Lean ..................48.75 
 
Lean 85-90% Lean ......................45.31 
 
BULLS: 
 
Yield Grade 1 
 
1000-1500 lbs...............................58.41 
 
1500-2100 lbs...............................61.46 
 
FEEDER CLASSES: WE.IGHTED AVG. PRICES 
STEER S: MEDIUM AND LARGE 1-2 200-250 lbs.................................168.43 250-300 lbs..............:..................155.41 300-350 lbs.................................144.04 350-400 lbs.................................134.75 400450 lbs.................................126.25 450-500 lbs.................................119.60 500-550 lbs............: ....................113.18 . 550-600 lbs.................................109.07 600-650 lbs.................................105.48 650-700 lbs.................................100.65 STEERS: MEDIUM & LARGE 2-3 300-350 lbs.................................126.24 350-400 lbs.................................119.44 400-450 lbs.................................112.33 450-500 lbs.................................107.58 500-550 lbs.................................102.11 550600 lbs................................... 97.65 HEIFERS: MEDIUM & LARGE 1-2 200-250 lbs.................................143.38 250-300 lbs.................................135.76 300-350 lbs. ................................129.82 350-400 lbs.................................121.43 400-450 lbs.................................115.31 450-500 lbs.................................110.52 500-550 lbs.................................105.07 550-600 lbs. ................................100.71 600-650 lbs...................................96.71 650-700 lbs...................................93.57 GOATS SLAUGHTER CLASSES SELECTION 2 BILLIES/BUCKS 75-100 lbs.....................................76.38 100150 lbs.................................105.25 150300 lbs.................................147.37 NANNIES/DOES 6080 lbs.......................................52.38 80-100 lbs. ..............................:....,72.34 100-1 40 lbs. ................................106.58 KIDS & YEARLINGS 20-40 lbs.......................................31.88 40-60 lbs.......................................50.15 60-80 lbs.....................................72.50