Farmers and consumers market bulletin, vol. 93 [i.e. 97], no. 15 (2010 July 28)

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TOMMY IRVIN, COMMISSIONER

Vol. 96, No. 15
Museum of Agriculture
Will TransformABAC
On July 1, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College began operating the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village in Tifton. I think it's going to be a transformational change for
u
this college. In fact, it's going to be great!
Georgia's Museum of Agriculture opened on July 1, 1976 as the Agrirama. It now includes a static museum, galleries, historic buildings, a traditional 1870s farm community, and an 1890s progressive farmstead, all of which come life when interpreters dressed in period attire talk
Our guest column this week is Dr. David Bridges, President, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, ABAC 30 - 2802 Moore Highway, Tifton,GA 31793-2601.
about farm and rural life during times gone by. Visitors see a sawmill,
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Notice
Ad Deadline for the August 25 issue
is noon, August 11

Wednesday, July 28,2010
1 1 Notice to Subscribers

@Copyright2010
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Are all tomatoes red?
No. There are tomatoes that are orange, yellow, yellowish green, white (ivory) and pink (pinkish red) when ripe. Some like 'Black Russian' and 'Cherokee Purple' get their names because they are so much darker than standard red tomatoes. Some varieties are yellow or orange and marbled with red. Check seed catalogs,especially those specializing in tomatoes and heirloom varieties of vegetables, to see many tomatoes that are quite different from the ubiquitous red ones. You may also see them at farmers markets, as some small farmers are growing these specialty and heirloom varieties. It is possible to get a mental picture of the color possibilities by looking at the names of some of these less familiar varieties: 'Big Rainbow,' 'Georgia Streak,' 'Black Cherry,' 'Green Grape,' 'Chocolate Stripe,' 'Emerald Apple,' 'Green Zebra,' 'White Wonder,' 'Sungold,' 'Violet Jasper,' 'Persimmon,' 'Black Prince,' 'Carbon' and 'Orange Fleshed Purple Smudge.' If you want something different, try some of these in your garden or on your dinner plate.
Why are tomato plants called vines? What is a "vine-ripened"tomato?
Tomato plants do not twine as morning-glory or bean vines do. They do not cling to walls or posts with rootlets the way English ivy does. They do not attach themselves with tendrils the way grape vines do. However, because of the loose, sprawling habit that requires some varieties to need staking or trellising, tomato plants are sometimes called vines. A vineripened tomato is a tomato that is allowed to ripen while still on the vine. It is picked when it is ripe. It is not as suitable for shipping as those picked green or nearly green and gassed with ethylene to ripen them. One note of caution: there are some sellers who will call a tomato "vine-ripened" if it is picked when it is showing any redness or color other than green. You are most l~kelyto get truly vine-ripened tomatoes by growing them yourself or buying directly from the grower at the farm or at a farmers market.
Are there any green-fleshed cantaloupes (muskmelons)?
There are some that have green or green with orange flesh. Two well-known varieties are 'Rocky Ford' and 'Jenny Lind.'
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Ga. Okra Provides Main Ingredient to Many Summer and Fall Meals

Consumers may not readily associate Georgia with okra production, but this vegetable is one of many produced by the state's farmers. Okra can be found throughout the state at farmers' markets and roadside stands and is a favorite of many home gardeners.
Okra has been a staple in Southern diets for generations, and it has been a main ingredient at picnics, family reunions and dinners at home. Whether mixed in a gumbo, served with tomatoes, or fried, okra is a great-tasting southern specialty.
Okra contains many of the nutrients essential to good health. It's a good source of fiber, Vitamin C, calcium and potassium

Nutrient analysis

Serving size

M cup (85g) (3 oz.)

Calories

31

Protein

2g

Carbohydrate 7g

Fat

0g

Cholesterol

0 mg

Sodium Calcium

3 mg 81 mg

Dietary fiber

2g

A~ailablein Georgia from J~lneto

November, okra is a great vegetable for summer or fall meals. Georgia's okra production is concentrated in the southern part of the state. The consistently warm and humid conditions offer an ideal climate for growing okra.
A Buyer's Guide to Okra
Okra is the immature seed pod of the okra plant.
Look for pods that are tender; tips should bend with very slight pressure.
Pods should be under 4 M inches long, bright green and free from blemishes and decay.
Fresh okra bruises easily, so handle with care.
If refrigerated, okra will keep for up to ten days.

To enjoy okra year-round, try freezing. .To freeze, wash pods and remove stem ends. Blanch (scald in boiling water) for three to four minutes. Immerse in cold
- water for three minutes to halt the cooking
process. Drain and package in freezer bags (Continued on Page 11)
Fall Farmland Edition
Set For September 8
The Fall Farmland Edition of the Market Bulletin will be published Sept. 8, 20 10; deadline for this issue is August 18, 2010. Please adhere to the following guidelines when submitting farmland advertisements for the farmland edition.
* Only farmland 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
owner; no real estate brokers or agents are 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
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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, July 28,2010

I AdvertisingI Guidelines Bulletin Publishes Every Other Week

11 Lookina for 8 - 10 acre farm to rent ($700-

$800), h&se, barn, storage bldg.,

for

4 horses, 30-45 min from Atlanta. R. Lenard Atlanta 770-873-4199

Looking for fenced pasture (15-40 ac)for

I '57 640 Ford tractor, rebuilt motor, new tires, 1978 Kubota 87300 4x4 HSD 3 cyl. front &
12v system with finish mower and harrow. back. 1250 hrs.. $3500. Aubrev Holcombe

exc. iond., $4000. Bill Conner Vienna 229- Royston 706-245-5391706-498-b296

268-8254 229-942-8143

1980 Int'l DT466 sgl-axle road tractor, reblt

'69 Caterpillar 9518 front end loader, runs eng., new tires, Allison auto-xmis,

All advertisements published in the Market Bulletin must relate to the farminglagricultural industry or be a part thereof; any and all

telephone. Notices may be submitted by U.S. mail, facsimile transmission, or via the lnternet through the Market Bulletin website. Notices

cattle in Walton and surroundingcounties. 2-3 well, leaks some, great for farm, $5,100, will Gooseneck- reese-5th-wheel,hitches, $3800.

years agreement. Frank Gipson Jersey 770- return call. Carlin Hodges Musella 478-836- Bill Holloway Colbert 706-788-2436

289-1371

9130

1980's Troy Bilt tiller 6hp, carbide blades,

item(s) submitted for sale through the sent via mail or fax must be legible, on a

Need to rent cow pasture in NE Ga. Andrew '77 Ford 2600 diesel, sheltered, new paint & recent Honda engine, runs good, $1100. Hugh

BULLETIN must meet at least one of the single sheet of paper separate from any Thomas Danielsville 770-925-2182

decals, excellent cond., $4500. Scott Milam Cunningham Leesburg 229-343-5909 229-

following criteria:

other notice, and be accompanied by the

Recently disabled women needs pasture Palmetto 404-597-7364

436-5810

1) must be produced by the advertiser on name of the category and the name, mailing for 3 horses- easy keepers in the Locust '88 Mitsubishi 30 hp diesel, totally rebuilt, 1981 Int. 1086 Tractor Incl Cab HLA 130

hislher own farming operation, and street address(es)and telephone number Grove area. Tina Darsey Locust Grove 770- 150 hrs., $6500 incl. 5' disk HP loader wlhay spear, good cond., $9,500.

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of the person submitting the same. Send 655-0772 770-229-1498

harrowhushhog1scrapeblade; '74 JD 301 JD Johnny Noblitt LaFayette 706-764-1998 423-

ads to:
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Responsible husband and wife lookina for diesel, $2500 obo. J. Turpa LaGrange 678- 413-0940

I I deerlturkey lease within 2 hours of ~ S r o w230-4987 770-254-8269

1983 Freightliner; 20 ton Phelan lowboy

County. Dave Larson Winder 770-542-9546 '88L2250 Kubota one owner, approx, 415 trailer; D5 cat., all for $18,000. Lee Poole

hrs.; 5' Hardee bushhog, $4000. Dennis Clayton 706-490-2121

19 &in ~ " t h e rKing ~ r . b r i v eSW Atlanta, GA 30334-4250

Brown Hiram 770-943-7157

1985 Chew C30 sinale axle dumD . current

11 FARM EMPLOYMENT e en - '98 Zetor tractor, 4WD, diesel, 58hp, low tao. aood hidraulics. -DS. $2500.

Kina

II lf you have uuestlons rdardinq ads in this hrs., good condition; includes frontend loader F& ;talley 404-375-1251

Fax: (404) 463-4389 Website: www.agr.georgia.gov

I I category, call ~ n d r e a~tephensat404-651- and bushhog, $15,000. Kim Thompson 1985 Int. flat dump, extend sides, 14 ft., new

9081 or 404-651-9082.

Newnan 770-910-5611

466 DT 5 spd., 2 spd. axle, exc. and., $14,000.

Onlv farm work or farm h e l ~wanted (2) 18.4-38 Titan duals 95% tread, life Herb Fox Dawsonville 678-410-0456

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adveksements allowed. No coinmercial, mounted on IH 9 lug bolt on rims, $1000. 1986 seats tractor, 16hp, 44" mower rotor

industrial or domestic e m.~ l o v m e n t Brian Jackson Wrightsville 478-697-5700 tiller, till row plow wlmisc. attach., $750. T.E.

permitted.

(5) 4 row Danish tine cultivators and (3) 4 Dean Acworth 770-974-6639

20 yr. old seeks work on horse farm, row red bull profile hoods, Bill Knight Lyons 1988 14008 JCB. 2wd backhoe. $10.000.

trimming, riding, training, ranch experience, 912-565-7883

Judy Calhoun Soperton 912-592-3522

10

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Eatonton

706-818-

1 13-6-28 tractor, 1 scoop, 1 9ft pasture

1989 JD 2155 tractor dies, pls, 53hp, 814sp

3149 '

plow, 1 suboiler, 2 row cultivator, 1 hay spear. hand and foot throttle hydlvalve, canopy top,

23 y.0, seeking horse farm job. 18 yrs exp. Tom Strickland Lagrange 706-882-1544

$10,900. D. Chandler Carrollton 770-832-

training, all types of riding, general care. 1 4 row bushhog Lilliston peanut combine 2364

Bethany Rakestraw Carrollton 404-713-7314 model 9044 used on my farm and run by me, 1992 GMC C6500 flatbed, 14 ft. steel bed,

Assistant needed to start & ride colts; room field ready. Bill Jones Lyons 912-565-7385 runs well, powered with propane fuel. Benny

available, references needed. Branch Creek 1 tri-rib front tractor tire, 6.50 X 16, good Richards Canton 770-633-2009 770-479-

Eatonton 706-476-3792

used condition. $25. Rooer Hollev 9 7 A L l

category guidelines are provided on the ad form. When the form is completed, click on the Submit Ad option at the bottom of the form. If

Barn assistant with horse ex~erience,can
email resume and references. ate Jackson
Covington 404-431-2102

Wrightsville 478-232-8381
1,000 gallon fuel tank, with hand pump and hose, $1,000. Randy Cantrell Kingston 770-

1994 MF 231, 5 ft. cyl, needs paint, low hrs., good cond., diesel, $7900lobo, cash. Charlie Brown Gay 706-538-6441

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Broiler mngt specialist, will manage farm, only serious owners only, 18 yrs. experience. Tony Johnson Thomaston 706-647-7040

861-9588
1-1950, 1-1951, 1-1952JD G model tractor. Lee ' Smith Buford 678-482-6185

1995 Ford 1920 diesel tractor with 388 hrs., 6 ft. Ford finishing mower, like new condition, $9500. R.H. Garrett Statham 770-725-5230

706-870-2770

1000-gallon fuel tank with 12-volt pump &

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Couple looking to caretake farm or land for hose, stored inside, like new. Larry Westbrook Intemet at the site www.agr.georgia.gov

small salary and place to live, will relocate Lumpkin 229-938-6505

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anywhere, anystate. Buddy Baswell Cave 1085 MF cab tractor, good condition; 1976, in any form or incoprated into any information

Spring 770-990-0548

$5500. AJ Murphy Pendergrass 706-658- retrievalsystem without the written consent of the

Couple looking to caretake small farm,

Georgia Department of Agriculture.

have exp., house and salary, 52151, quiet 1100 Massey Ferguson tractor, have duals couple. Tim Peeples Brunswick 912-617- and new paint, $10,00010B0. Ken Mcneal

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Couple seeking work on farm in exchange 1110 Ford with 4 ft. finishing, will trade for

II for housinglsalary -willing to travel. bigger tractor or $4800, or traae for backhoe
Christopher Christian Royston 706-680-2124 trailer. Paul Thomas Lizella 478-836-5728 Family seeking work on broilerllayer farm, 14" HD Tandem flat bed trailer with steel

FARMERS & CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN

need housinglsalary, have experience in layers and worked under people in broilers. Katy Worley Homer 706-969-9759
Farm, ranch, 850 cowlcalf operation, honest, responsible, equipment, work people,

angle ramps, EC, $950. L.D. Sorensen Cumming 770-205-0393
140 JD with 46" mower deck for parts or restore, $500. W. Blalock Armuchee 706232-9929

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row-crop, hay, maintenance, experience, 15 A. Batwing sidewinder bushhog, stored

1 9 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

benefits. Olin wooten Hazlehurst 912-375- inside, $2250. Lisle Bowers Senoia 770-251-

Atlanta, Georgia 30334-4250

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2419

404-656-3722

for

full-time barn 16 R. Bobcat trainer GI hitch, 2 axle, good

managerlassistant trainer for hunterljumper cond., $800. Don Stultz LaFayette 706-638-

farm. Bella Cavalla Macon 478-808-6145

3508

Looking for work, hardworker, honest and 16' Gooseneck cow trailer, center gate,

Fax 404-463-4389 Office hours 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Frlday
Tommy Irvin, Commissioner

reliable, have some experience with farm 6,000 Ib. dual axles with electric brakes;real

work, fast learner. Richard Drake Danielsville nice. Chuck Keeton Eatonton 404-473-8419

706-424-7093

16' hav elevator $600, flat belt pullv and

Carlton Moore, Editor
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Mature maleneeded

part time some 6'-belts, 4 10x20 tires, $40. ~ o m m ~ Subscriptions are available via U.S. Mail to

maintaining grounds with horses in exchange Vincent Riverdale 770-996-5368

Georgia residentsat a cost of $10 per year; out-

for one bedroom barn apartment. AC Embrey 16' trailer 4' gate, 3500 Ibs., axles good

Canton 404-273-2251 770-569-1082

cond., $1000lobo. U. Ramey Demorest 706-

Middle age lady- looking for work on horse 754-9583 706-499-5185

farm. Hettie

Ila706-424-7095

16' Trailer twin axle, electric brakes, loading

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Seeking farm position or caretaker, ramps; 11' drag harrow, Balt~cfertilizer order payable to Market Bulletin, along with

Friday, and ask for the ad department or
write: Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30334-4250.

experienced, and dependable. John Davis Vidal9ia 12-253-1635
Seeking mature help, part-time, in exchange for barn apartment, horse and barn

spreader; Bushhog post hole digger. Jim Stout Ellijay 706-276-3714
16'x6' 5 lug dual axle trailer, $2100. Linda Corasaniti 9235 Old Federal Rd Ball Ground

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FARMLAND

I Winston 770-365-8747

18ft. dual axle trailer, bumper pull, extra

50 acres in Laurens Countv. 850 acres in Sinale retired male wants farm work in long load ramps, electric brakes. Walter

Wilkinson Co. deer hog, turiey. Don Harris middle o f south Georgia, need furnished1 Holcom Clarkesville 706-754-5374

Danville 478-955-4517

living quarterslsalary. Billy Hector P.O. Box 1940 JD "L", Hercules engine, rare, older

630 acres in Laurens Co. qdm, hardwoods, 8071 Athens 30607

restoration, looks good, runs great, asking

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FARM MACHINERY If you have questions regarding ads in this
category, call Andrea Stephens at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
The Farmland for Rentllease categow i s published the last issue of each month. Please adhere t o the following guidelines when submitting an ad for Farmland for Rentllease or Rentllease Wanted When submitting ad, please designate i t for the Farmland for RenVLease category. Notices to buy or sell farmland are

pine and food plots use pin board system $1000. Jimmy Vickers Covington 770-3184286
8 acre pasture and nice older home with CIHIA, private setting, small pond, BTW Rome and Cave Spring. James McBride Rome 706-331-0599
Deer hunting lease, 91 acres, Marion County, Georgia, $lolac., recently cleaned out and improved. Joe Hughes Marietta 770992-1589 770-500-2773

Want 1-2 people to work on $4000, very negotiable. Sam Rawlins

orchardlgroundsand do repair & maintenance Cumming 770-887-8520

of buildings in exchange for apt.lgarden, 1940 John Deere, exc. cond.. $3000. Greg limited wages. Delan Bush Roopville 770- Harrell Ray City 229-237-3223

854-4711

1948 John Deere model M, 1952 JD model

40, runs well, $3500 ea. or $6000 for both.

Deborah Johnson Kite 478-469-3513

1949 Massey Harris pony restored, $3000.

S-

Jesse Rogers Eastman 478-374-1015

category, call Ashley Simpson at 404-651- 1950 Farmall H with flat belt ~ u l l v .fullv

9081 or 404-651-9082.

restored, $3200; 1939 Allis ~ h a l m e r Bs' with

at the above address. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to:
FARMERS & CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Atlanta, GA 30334-4250
TO advertise, you must be a resident of Georg~a,o~t-of-stilweanted column s the 0n.y except~onto th sr ~ l elvotlcesmust not exceed 20 words and must adhere to rules and reoulations preceding each category. All advertkements

published only i n the special fall or spring Green pastures, lots of amenities, 40 acres, Only farm machinery and equipment hand brakes, $1850. Donald Freeman must be received in writing. Deadline is

farmland editions Ads must not exceed trails on site, camping, fishing TMS Farm owned b y the advertiser and used i n Cleveland 706-865-2569

30 words.

Loganville 678-283-7739

h i s h e r own farming operation can be 1951 John Deere M tractor & pull type,

Wednesday at noon. Send all notices to the above address.

150+ acres available for hunting lease, Wilkinson co. asking, $1600lyr., 68 acres woods whranch, 82 acres farm and home, Big Sandy hunting Club. Bartley Freeman

Jonesboro, five acre pasture with four stalls, water, & electric available, very reasonable, Bob Sethi Jonesboro 770-603-

advertised; those persons advertising for
machinery and equipment wanted must be seeking those items for their Own farming operation.

5 ft. mower, runs well, good tires, sheltered, $2500. Willis Eppinger Molena 770-884-5317
1952 Allis Chalmers B model, has single

The Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin assumes no responsib~l~tyfor any notlce appearing In the Bulletin nor for any transaction resultina from Dublished notices. Advertisers are cautfonedtnat ~tIS agalnst tne .aw to misrepresent

Macon 478-750-9496

Land, 270+ acres available lease, located in '02 MF 240,40Ohrs., shop kept, PTO never row bottom plow, disc, belly mower deck, and any product offeredfor sale In a publlc notlce or

1500 acres, will subdivide and housing Wilkinson Co, bordered by Irg creek, food

available. David Lee Alma 912-632-4871

plots established, access roads, $1,800 per

been used front end loader, clean, $12,500. Lyn Smith Molena 770-550-2783

box scrape, $1900. Chris Dotson Eastman

advertisement carried in any publication that is delivered through the United States mail.

170 ac hay, corn, millet fields for lease for deer hunting. Todd Hudson Manchester 706957-9943
24 ac family environment for equine,
I stream, well and county water, tack building,
barnlshelter, feedlhay provided. trailer parking avail. Sheila Martin Hoschton 770265-7605
3 50- acre tracks, 1 33- acre track in Hancock Co. for deer and turkey hunting.
& Ludwick Hussey Sparta 706-444-6201

year. Katherine Pope Macon 478-742-6660 Near Gainesville 6 acres fenced. dace for
horses and place to live. ~ s h o kM' angla Duluth 770-654-0964
Pasture boarding, 25 acres, fenced, some extras available. David Shelby Senoia 404389-8196 770-599-6840
Farmland Renfiease Wanted --5-15 acres needed f0rTease In Coweta
County area- pastured poultry, 3 cows,

'03 Kubota L35, 1400 hrs., exc. cond., $13,000; '08 Kubota 2800 4x4, exc. cond., 450 hrs. Allison Deal Brooklet 912-682-5097 912-839-3826
'07 Case 040 tractor with loader and grapple, has 205 hrs on it. Jeremy Kennedy Preston 229-938-0814
'09 dumD trailers. like new. 6x12 and 6x110. rated at l b k and 7k lbs , $4000 and $3500 Garrett Ganas Wa cross 912-288-3264
'09 John DeereY2520. 49 hrs use 4wd. 5-
ft, tiller, box blade, bdom, $12,600 for 'all.

1953 Super A cultivators planters, draw bar,

6V. A-I cond.. S3200lfirm. James Tatum

f?anger 706-334-2609

1957 Ford tractor, Model 600, asking

$3,500 or best offer. Todd Phillips Flowery

Branch 770-967-1690

1963 Ford 2000, as is or part out. Jeff Estep

Coweta 678-378-0686

1964 John Deere 2010. ex. cond..

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- 11 I 44 A,, 19 stalls, 3 barns, pasture, creek, vegetables for market. Toby Fuller Senola Wendell Singleton Brooks 770-599-1686 1972 Ford tractor; 6 ft. blade; boom pole; 6 soecial assistance in utilizina our services. lease

large riding ring, CantonlCumming area Hwy. 770-713-3845

770-313-7827

ft. rollover blade. Ludon Barnes ~ o a a n v i l l e contact our agency

20.; $2,0001mo. R. Abernathy Ball Ground 770-479-1471
44 acres, 19 stalls, 3 barns, pasture, creek, large riding ring, CantonICumming area hwy. 20, $2001 mo. Steve Abernathy Canton 770479-1472

Land or farm wanted to lease for bowhunting, Barrow or surrounding counties. Jeremy lvey Winder 678-977-7142
Looking for 10+ acres to bow hunt deer around Rome area. Brian Dockery Silver Creek 706-766-9989

'52 8N Ford & '53 Ford Golden Jubilee, great looking tractors. Bennie Bunn Forsyth 478-994-2453
'52 8N Ford tractor, new paint, 12v, new hydraulic pump, exc. cond., $2800. Ben Kolb Douglasville 770-577-9414

770-466-8932

1972 Model John Deere 4020; nice. H. Dixon Girard 706-825-6346

biweekly at Square, Atlanta 30334. Periodicals

1 / 1973 5000 Ford, enclosed barn, all original
9 front weiahts. extras. best offer. Bob McLemore w%ve;ly Hall 706-582-2595

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1995 New Holland 7310 loader shuttle shift 4 wheel hay rake, good condition, used last B John Deere 1937 hand cranked unstyled Flat bed tandem, wheel trader, 18 ft. long, Hardee 7' mower heavy duty, $750. Neil

bucket & hay spear 1644 hrs., $11,500. year, $400. Windell McNure Swainsboro round spoked wheels, runs well, $5200. good condlt~on,asklng $1750 Jerry Voshell Patrick Sylvania 912-687-5045

Thomas Hulett Macon 478-952-8882

912-562-3228

Robert Collins Resaca

Locust Grove 770-712-3074

Harrow for Farmall Cub with 1 point hitch,

1996 Case I.H. tractor model 585, good Crow Pearman peanut plow, G-VG cond., Backhoe attachment, 3 pt hltch 15" bucket. Ford 150 70 model, tool bar on ~ t .James also belly plow. Russell Styles ~ o n y e r s404-

sealed rubber, fast hitch with front loader, $6000, Crow KMC model 33 peanut combine, fits 40hp tractor, like new, $3000. Billy Gibbs Rebecca 229-425-4152

968-9938 .

%' strong tractor, $8500. Alton HolemanColbert G cond., $ 00 Chris Thomas Hoboken 912- Whitaker 6240 Columbia Rd Appling

Ford 16", 2 bottom turning plow; Ford 2 Hav eaui~tK. rone baler. Krone disc mower.

706-788-2559

614-7828

Backhoe. 1974 Ford diesel. too side of bottom 16". turnina plow; heaw dutv set of NH hke: NH tedder. $4500/all. Joe ~oster

1997 Belarus tractor 30 HP, 2 cylinder 4000 Ford SU p.s., 88 Ford F350 wl Hobart enaine rebuilt, runs well, aood hoses, I woods dist. 5' wid; barf& las sit ~ r i o n706- Yatesville 706-975-3175

dieselh 288 actual hrs.. PTO will not enaaae, welder air compressor, arinder, tool box. hy&aulic work, $3500. Eon Dixson 734-3770

Hay tedder(fluffer), Morra 530,

$ 250010BO. Richard Griffin 0chlo&;ee 229-377-7217

James Swafford ~ e d a r t o w7i 70-748-7085 Fayetteville 770-826-6196

Ford 1953 Jubilee tractor, 5 ft. bushhog, 17'wlhvdraulic lift. field readv. $3.000. Mark

42" Bushhog like new, $450; 36" Bushhog BE1 blueberry harvestor over the row older, $3250. Ellis Golden Bremen 770-537-4004 ~ o o d i a madi is on 404-37918037

1997 JD 820 Moco hav conditioner. aood
cond , f~eld ready, $2500. Donnle ba art

scraDe blade. like new.. $. 200. Tim Snow
~asI;er 678-761-2977

but field ready, many new parts and motor, $17,500. Jay McCranie Metter 912-685-4907

Ford 2000 tractor, gas engine, 3703 hrs, hilo trans, no pls fair tires . Dorsey Masters

HD6 Allis Chalmers; 7600 Ford tractor 867. David Braddy Vidalia 912-529-3803

Chauncey 229-315-9782

43hp diesel Case tractor, scrape blade 5', Belly mower for Cub Farmalltractor, in good Buford 770-945-4152404-886-1116

Heavy duty tandem axle 7' x 20' equipment

1997 John Deere 5200 tractor for sale, 40 post hole 2 bits, finish mower 6', rear bucket, condition. Buddy Cordle Barnesville 770- Ford 3400 diesel. power steerina, new tires, trailer, elec. brks., beaver tail, ramps, $2000.

hp, 1000 hours, top and dual remotes, $9500 16' steel trailer. Wil Sommer Cumming 404- 229-4706

. paint, injection pump, hydraulics. Decatur Clarence Brown Centewille 478-953-1356

Dan~eBl raswell Danielsville 706-248-5846 803-0306

Big Cam turbo, $500' 10 speed OverbyMonroe770-266-7899

Hesston 9 ft. mower, cut hay last year,

1999 Cat 953,5000 hrs , exc , $42,000; DR 4500 Ford loader good cond., $4000 or will transmission, $300. C. Rucker Commerce Ford 5000 wlloader. aas. wheel wts. 8 ft box $750. Stanley Jones Gillsville 678-943-5167

trimmer, hardly used, $1600; Land pride rotary trade for smaller tractor. Alvin Morgan Oxford 706-335-5331

blade, gd rubber, faircondition, $3800. Joe Honda horiz. (side) shaft gas engine, $125;

tiller RTA3576, $3300/etc. Bo Bailey 770-787-0161

Bobcat #753, new tires, some rust on cab, Perkins Statesboro 912-690-2530

John Deere rototiller, runs well, $125. Bud

Carrollton 770-314-7212

460 Int. diesel farm tractor, wide front axle, $8900. William Braswell Palmaetto 770-463- Ford 5558 backhoe, frontend loader, new Saylor Fayetteville 770-461-9643

2 16 ft. equipt. trailer, both need minor runs well, $7500. Darrell Mitchell Monroe 3551

rebuilt engine, exc. mechanical cond., $14,000. Int. 1460 combine wl4wd, $9000; 1020

repair, good farm trailers, $500 a piece. 404-641-1659 770-262-8242

Bobcat 863 AND 6 ton trailer turbo diesel Danny McCravy Douglasville 770-949-6372 grain head 17 112 wide, $4000; gc. Charles

Ronnie Ammons Waleska 770-479-3970
- ---- --- -- - --- - 2 Cole Jr. Planters. Shelbv Hart Glennville
912-654-1912
I 2 lnternational 4700 litterllime trucks, 16'

48 J.D."B restored, rebuilt, all new tires, 3 pt. hitch, $4500; JD box blade $275; 3 pt. dirt pan, $175. Jesse EthredgeMilledgeville 706485-2016 478-804-2837

I 2002: 6 ton trailer diesel. 2002 kevless F. -n.rd 6SsF m h h..eat., 4.x..4., 4.-i.n..-1. h ~ ~..c.k eTthompson Augusta 706-631-8465
secuitv, new tires and bucket. nice. $11:500. w...lf.n-r.k..s-, e-.x.t.e-n..d-h..o-e-, c-l.e--a.n. m...a-c-h..in.e-, H.R-,A- n- n- lnternational 5100 arain drill. aood cond..

Ryan ~ e a mRutledge 770-480-9697

W~lliamDean Toccoa 706-244-5414

$2800. Jimmy rimes-Helena 886-269-1863'

Box blade with ripper teeth 6 tt. heavy duty. Ford 801 Powermaster, $3500. David Due lnternational 884 tractor, 72 hp, 3864 hours,

Chandler bodies, floaters, field ready. Kevin 48" sheepsfoot roller, $2500; Frick sawmill brand new, never used, Southern Equipt. Rockmart 770-684-3416

new clutch, good condition. Dale Dylong

Stewart Millen 912-678-5781

on steel, hydraulic carriage, 474 Detroit, Frick brand, $525. Jim Wadley Statham 770-725- Ford 8N and 4 ft. box blade, $2195; 4x6 tilt Oxford 404-456-8357 770-786-0586

2 row Roanoke 5000 peanut combine, good edger, $10,00010BO. Gary Oder Dry Branch 2464

trailer. all metal. ac. $350. J.D. Reece Powder lnternational Cub tractor with Woods belly

cond., sheltered, $2000; 1050 Int. feedmill, 478-945-6580

Briggs Stratton, 18hp motor, horiz. shaft, S r i n s 770-435-6303

mower, $1500, call after 4pm. Al Clark

shletered, $500. Dale Weaver Hahira 229- 5 Foot 3-point finish mower, used twice, elec. start, new. Don Sellers Athens 706-540-

8N, runs well, lift good shape, $1200; LaGrange 706-881-5419

251-0017

$900 obo. Mark Rogers Snellville 678-935- 0664

Ford 3000, needs engine work, $1500. James lnternational loader for 584 tractor, fits

2000 lnternational 4700, great for litter or 1414

Bushhog Pasture mower, 12 ft. wide, Hart Waverl Ha11706-984-1111

others, $3500. Walter Osborne Sandersville

fertilizer bodv, cold ac, clean and well 5 ft. Caroni fin~shinqmower, vac. $500. $2ooOlobo. Larry Brightwell Columbus 706- Ford 9N iagneito tractor, as is, you haul, 478-456-4686

maintained, -$7,000. Carlin Giesbrecht Horace Sams Ball ~ r o u n 7d70-70&6249 323-2580

make offer. Connie Bozeman Tiflon 229-386- J.D. 220 centerfold harrow, $2500;

Louisville 478-494-4007478-494-4007

5 R. finish mower, fits 3 pt hitch tractor, new BuStalk cutter. aood cond.. $200. Charles ns7n

lnternational irrigation pump, $1500; 124.

2000 Model Case 550 G bull dozier LPG blades. aood workina condition. $495. John

field cultivator, $500. Mr. Hulett Jacksonville

, $17,500. Grady Royce Hephzibah 706-592- ~lankley-~lairsvil7le06-745-8525

2804 706-830-1920

5 shank all purpose plow, TP45 Covington # I made in Columbus, GA. in1905-1906. Turner LaGran ' e 706-884-8902

2000 TSlOO New Holland, 90 hp, 680 hrs., planter & 2 sets of cultivators. Byron Akins Charles Turner Morganton 706-374-6070

912-253-0162
JACTO AJ-401-nursery sprayer, 3 point hitch, $3500/obo. Melvin Davidson Gray 478-

I sun canopy, 484 Brown rotary cutter, $19,500, Greensboro 706-453-2421706-347-0104

Carry-on, flatbed, Gooseneck trailer 2008 52h0. 600 hrs.. sauare fenders. shelter 954-0186

excellent shape. John Walsh Nevils 912-682- 5' Grooming mower, $600, great shape. 8.5 x 30 wltwo 7000 Ib. axles, $5000. Stephen condiion. rear tire sizk 16-924.. $12..500. Lisa JD 0158 front end loader wiith brackets,

2070

Dick Anderson Sharpsburg 770-883-0789 lvey 105 Maywood St. Warrenton 30828 706- Whitlow ~ u l 6a78-617-2053

rebuilt bucket cylinders, good cond., $3000.

2001 Cat backhoe, 416C 2wd, bucket 5' rotarv cutter. Int. brans. exc. shape 962-2303 706-465-0811

Fork Lifts for a 40 B Massy Ferguson Eddie Green Unadilla 478-244-4862

wlforks, 3100 hrs., $20,000. James Barton including blades, used very little. Bill lark Case 1660 combine, 2777 hrs., new front tractor, currently on a 34 A loader. Charles JD 2002 3-row narrow chopper head, field

Temple 770-836-0360

Lilburn 770-921-7223

tires, bin extensions, ran 2009, $22,000. Wes Albertson Clermont 770-983-0431

ready, new model green, $2500. Steve Peters

- 2001, 24ft. Hooper Gooseneck trailer, two 5-R. bushhog finishing mower, cuts well, Dozer Iron City 229-524-8997

Fred Cain brand 3 row All purpose Plow, Louisville 478-494-1204

6,0001b. axels, $3,000. David Driskell Jasper new blades & belts, $350. Sammy Bowers Case 1840 Skidsteer 2800 hrs. Aux hyd asking $125. Robert Channel1 Moreland 770- JD 2010, pls, new brakes, good tires, good

404-625-1575

LaGrange 706-333-1601

hand controls. aood condition. $6500. Rand.v 3- -0-4.-4.3-5-9- sheet metal, gas, $3850lobo. John Coltharp

2004 5105 John Deere 2wd, 700 hrs; 6R 500 gallon tank mountedon trailer with high Porter ~ a r n e s i l l e678-776-3580

Frick 00 sawmill, needs restocking,carriage Oxford 770-780-7535

272 John Deere grooming mower, 5ft volume pressure sprayer, $5200. Charles Case IH 2055 cotton picker, sheltered, auto still intact, no power unit, $1500. Cecil JD 2240. 50hp diesel, new engine, low

bushhog, 6ft box blade, $13,20OIOBO. Doug Steele Comer 706-789-2400

lube, heads in good cond., $9,000. Mike Mooney Canton 770-479-4612

hours, new paint and decals, diamond plated

Douglas Tiflon 229-388-0362 229-367-0088 5ft Razor brand bushhw, $225; 6ft JBar Montgomery Frontier generators, 8500 watts, gas, top, runs great, $5,800. Butch Hargrove

2004 John Deere 5303 tractor, 65 hp, 243 reversible scrape blade, $225; large dirt scoop, Casellnt. 4210 CIHIA 62HP, 1777 hours, $1200: 7500-watt diesel. $3500. like new. Bill Augusta 706-736-2232 706-829-5749

hours, $11,800. John Coman Rockmart 770- $75. M.E. Tidmore Dallas 770-445-2332

(2720 Quicke loader, bucket, spear all vgc, Bartholomew 2379 Clarence Odum Rd. NW JD 24T square baler fair cond., works well

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5kw Onan aenerator. $450; lnternational $19,500. DonaldChandler Hull 706-548-7500 Monroe 30656 770-601-4460

$1200. Scott Cochran Lavonia 706-491-8731

2004 Massey GC2300 tractor, diesel, 4WD, Farmall with rebuilt engine, new tires, new Caterpillar D4E, low hours, very aood I Gear box. dr~veshaft. wheel. blade and JD 317. 3 6 mowina deck. rear tiller &

4ft Bushhog, 122 hrs., always stored inside, radiator, and new accessories, $2000. Eulie condition, tight machine, $17,500. coj G e s t bolts, all fo; 4 ft. bushhog. b oh ell Mitchell hydraulic front, scrape blade attachments

$5700. Thomas Samples Douglasville 678- Hall Augusta 706-793-4176

Valdosta 229-251-1540

Conyers 770-483-0850

included, $2100. Ray Gilbert Bishop 706-

838-8396

6 ft. bushhog finishing mower, ready, $750; Chrysler powered LP Rainbow pumping Gehl 1470 4x5 round baler, long v-rake on 769-5341 706-296-4360

1 2004 NH BR740 rnd. hay roller silage 5ft. box blade. new cond. $275: 2MH axles. E. Unit. $4000. Jake Keen Abbeville 229-467- caddv. Mora cutter. Craia Carver Pearson JD 40 1953, looks runs great, new

1 special, never rained on, used very little, like Caldwell ~ u m m i n g770-887-7659

2108

912-422-7094 912-422-4032

alternator, battery wring, batt box exhaust,

- new, priced to sell. L. Martin Clarkesville 770-
519-2982

6 ft. bushhog, Bushhog brand, model 406, vgc, heavy duty, $900. Harry Harris Hampton

Complete motor for 8N or 9N Ford tractor, needs rebuildina. $300. Bobbv Poe Macon

Gehl 170 grinder-mixer, tub rusted out hammer mill good, $350; small grain wagon,

muffler arill. $3500. Wavne Turner Rockrnart 770-3364881

2005 MF 431 tractor 229 hours, 52hp. dual 770-946-0346

478-477-3494

dump but no cylinder $400. Tommy Andrews JD 4020, $8,000; JD 4430, $8,500; 2-3,000

remote

hydraulics,

$1 0,000,

perkins569@yahoo.com. Jerome Perkins

Ambrose 912-381-8654 912-389-1221

6 ft. heavy duty, pull type bushhog; 250 gal., skid tank, 500 gal. propane tank. Mike Whitehead Arnoldsville 706-742-7158 706-

CovingtonTP-707 single row cultivator, can be used with a Covington planter or side dresser unit, $200. Bob Lord Fitzgerald 229-

bu. grain bins, $900lea.; 50 foot grain auger Generator Coleman contractor, portable with 5hp. motor. Joe Fletcher Americus 2295,000 watt 10 horse, B&S engine, low h ~ . , 317-3466

2007 Case 435 SkidsteerIUniloader, 338-0340

325-5626

$350. Sammy Johnson Jackson 404-925-0756 JD 4410, 4wd, 37 hp, loader, 930 hrs.,

$27,320 new, asking $17,000 or best offer. Daniel English Jasper 706-692-6543 706273-9099

6"X301irrigation pipe & trailers, 4 row lH844 corn head, Taylor cotton module builder, sheltered in exc. cond. Jimmy Coffield

C pWearftesocnt u sAizcewolfortrhta4i0s4m-v 3a0ll9-ta 8ra9c6to2rt, $o 175. r Jeff,- ~Y IfGL"-eJ,nIvOer-~aJ.to)~LrY~O$n!a$n~20~50k0ew. rJ,uamliapsnL, a2ngcWyla. vewri'tyh $G1aJ2iDn,9e0s40v4.il3le0D3as0vn5ea0p1H-7oa7nrr0is-d9u8Pa3.lO-s7.,791B38o.x4-3980,76fa7i3r

2007 Kawasaki Mule 610, 4x4 camo Eastman 478-374-9488 478-893-4996

Gravely

model 12 and 10A with rubber, $550lobo. Richard Moye 2218 Davis

p pattern, 85 hrs., have maintenance records,
just like new condition, $5800. Jimmy
r Bumgarner Madison 706-474-3506

6,0001b.heavy duty lift, elect. controls,
hydraulic pump & lift controls inc.,
$1,000/0B0. Torry King 39 King Street

M,L, ~ h ,blany ~ 229-~436-26k73229-~883-
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D4, sell or trade for camper. William Dabbs

~eLqouwipret.y

sickle Rome

mower, plow, 706-295-1157

cultivator. Sam 706-234-7729

Road Davisboro 31018 478-348-3188 478521-0556

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1 Market Bulletin Ad Form 1 2008 JD 4320 cab, air, loader, mint cond., Bremen 30110 678-858-8102 770-713-1118 Eatonton 706-485-6249

30 hours, barn kept, JD MX6 mower, more
1. 1 attachments, $34,000. John Wood Gray 478-
986-3143

6ft. mower, 3ph, needs drive shaft.

$250lfirm; Ford 2000 Gas 3cyl tractor, good

shape, needs engine.

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David Bradley garden tractor with all implements, exc. c0nd.y new tires, $1200. Bobby Milnen Cuthbert 229-317-2505

I I 2008 Mahindra 3525, 100 hrs., 5'X8'
bumper pull trl., heavy duty cycle bar cutter for
re em an I I 140 Farmall, etc. Clark Holton Douglas 912-
383-6805
1 I 20hp Sears garden tractor with 3 pt hitch,

Thomasville 229-225-1210

7-ft rock rake. used 3 times. 5116 tines. dual

bolt. Chris

~ewnan.678-378-6498

7700 John Deere combine, heads

available, 575 New Holland baler, BR740 New

Diesellgg In'.4 4000, 4TTK, 16", yr. Old;
Chandlelirtterspreader' $15'500' Gary McCollum Toccoa 706-779-2366
Diesel fuel tank, 500 gallon on skids, vgc, $600, James Boggs Aragon 706-234-5842

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good mowing deck & scrape blade, new blades motor needs work, $275. James
1 I Mahaffey Dallas 770-443-4347

Holland silage baler, all very good. Mark Cook Cohutta 706-694-4260706-581-3157
7720 Titan 2 grain combine 918, grain table,

DR chipper, 16 hp, elect. start, trailer hitch, exc. condition, make offer, new one is $3000. Dudle Trollin er Monore 770-207-9673

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235 Ferguson, 40hp, new rear tires, good
I I cond. Ron Morgan Cobbtown 912-684-3030
912-362-0707
1 I 3 cyl. Ford 1700 diesel, 4wheel weights.
Robert Gregory Adrian 478-246-4557
I I 3 point hitch, one row cultivator, vg
condition, $150; 3 point hitch hay spear by

644 corn head, shed kept, leave message, $25,000. Keith Story Sycamore 229-5674550
786 lnternational 1980, with loader, 75% rubber, runs well, looks bad, cheap loader tractor, $4700. Ben Deen Sylvania 912-856-
n, n7 VlV,

DRYpowe?wagon wl 6 HP Tecumseh engine, $1,000 obo, molded body and Velkie also included. Randall Temples Monroe 678485-4303
Dr. Buggy with brakes, 5x8 with air wheels, can be 1 or 2 horse. Kenneth Cohran Dallas 770-402-3091

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I I Southeast Manufacturing Co.. $100. Doua
Jones Comer 706-540-4943

8 disk harrow and shank plow, both for 4200; house 5' bushhog, gc, $250. E.

Dresser Intl. V800 enaine parts. Simmons Demorest 706-4%-9340

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I 3 tractor tires for sale. 14-9-28. 2 50%
tread, 1 20% tread, $15'0 for all 3. Jackie
1 ' Sims Gillsville 706-677-3185770-519-0392
3-pt. hitch fork lift, $150; fuel tank, about
500 gallons, $500. Leland Blankenbaker
1 I Dallas 770-443-2434

Hermann Monroe 770-267-6487
8 N Ford tractor $2.500. runs areat. looks great. JT Daws M O 770-~267-g082'
8' bushhog rot0 cutter 3008, asking $1,500, 8'D Tuffline TL43 disc plow, $1,000. David Malm Eatonton 706-473-0226

Early 70s Massey Ferguson 165 tractor, runs well. needs ~ a i n&t some reoair. $2800. Tony ~lst'onwarm Springs 706-580-3224
Early 8N Ford, looks and runs well, good wheels and tires. Walter Brooks 114 Sunset Drive Fitzgerald 31750 229-423-3314 229-

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I I 300 gallon Newton crouch, pull type 853 Bobcat, 1 owner, 1994with bucket and 425-6466

sprayer, ground drive, piston pump, vgc, fork, exc. cond., 2344 hrs., $8000. Raymond $1250. Ben OverstreetDawsonville 706-265- Banks Brooks 678-817-0797

Engine, $75, 7hp Kohler, old, cranks, off Troy

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11 I k O l l V 35' deck Gooseneck trailer bulldoa iack,

8N Ford 12 Volt. scrape blade. bushhoa. harrows & bushhoa, '$3000. ~ e l v i n

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I fiber glass floor, mobile home -axles,
$1600lobo. Robert Wilkie Alpharetta 678-
- 1 I 758-1859

Jackson 478-992-966b706-476-3731
8N tractor with bushhog, $2250; Ferguson Ford tractor. $1400. Buck Davis LaGranae

Farmall 240 wide front end with four new tires, $1850; MF 65 good tires, $1850; some equipment. Nelson Massey Conyers 770-

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350 track Case loader, four in one bucket,
I I vgc, $5000. Charles Lang Cordele 229-273-
4263 229-322-1321 3x5 trailer, road ready, exc. cond.,
I I $200lobo. D.B. Hart Smyrna 770-432-4898 I I 4 255-75-17 truck tires with 112 or more

706-884-1621
91 Kodiak, 3208 Cat, AllisonAuto, $7000; 12
ton trailer, new brakes, $3500 both for $9000.
Jason Kilpatrick Madison706-713-1603
941b Cat loader glp bucket great cond., used on farm, $15,000. Randy Nation

483-2639
Farmall B with 5 ft. pull type mower, 12 volt, good dependable tractor, $1,800. Don Morris Eastman 478-374-1804
Farmall Cub equipment, cycle blade, $150, turnina low. $50. Rick Hall 248 Erwin Rd.

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I 1 ware, unused, $145 each will take, $180 for
them. Donald Oldham Colbert 706-788-2645

LaGrange 706-882-6177 A sickle mower $75; 1956 Farmall 100 and

S.E. idairsville 30103 706-331-5671

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M~ 1951,~restored~,$6250,~picsavlail.

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I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessary requirementsfor

4 ft. cultivator, $275, hay fork, $200; ripper plow, $150; JD bottom plow, $100, side blade.
I J. Fuller Macon 478-745-7868

equipment 3,200, call after 6 pm. Tony Goss Clarkesville 706-754-3143
AC model B 1940, looks good, workable or

Ed Hasel Hartwell 706-436-1832
Farmall Super A, rebuilt heads, good engine, metal, tires, Woods mower, $2695,

4 row IH frtlmt cult.. Ford 3 - ~ t .cult. IH restore, $900. Donald Hoddah Ringgold 706- dozier-deb@yahoo.com. Dale Dozier Mllner

I planter, 2 grain drills, 2 JD 45 combines. Phil 937-5628

770-468-7105

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I 1 Jackson Rocky Face 423-718-8479

Allis Chalmers 302 hay baler, new wiper Farmtrac 270 DTC tractor 27 h.p. 68

4 row KMC wide body, 1998 mdl., 8 row arms, $ bill hook, perfect for small farm, $1800 hours,

mower, 4.

5qtil;r, all

This fo% will appear pefiodically i n the Market Bulletin as space permits.

LIIIIIIIIIIIII Orthman bedder. Jerrod Mallard Statesboro neg. Steve Sams Mineral Bluff 706-374-4746 like new, $10,500. Johnny Day Ambrose 912- Advertisers may photocopy the f ~ r mfor future use.

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JD 467 mega wide, cover edge wlsilage kit, Massey Ferguson diesel, no leaks, six Sprayer 3-point hitch, PTO. 55 gallon, 9 Need one wheel and fork, also need 2500 board feet from huge black walnut

$17,500; Krone 8.8018 tedder (24'), $7500. speed, new clutch, good tires, 6R finishing nozzles, modifiedfor spraying between pines, spacers for 6' finishing mower. A. Story tree, sawnldried for 10 years, various

Doug Tyson Metter 912-685-7569 912-682- mower, $5800. Jerry Arienzo Madison 706- $125. James Horne Vidalia 912-538-1867 McDonough 770-957-2221

sizes,want to sell all. T.N. Mashburn Canton

8209

343-1514 404-290-8121

Spreader 1% litter body, C65 366 gas new Need tail wheel assembly for 5R Howse 770-796-2468

JD 535 round baler in exc. cond., kept MF 240, new paint, boom pole, harrow, tires, no rust damage paint, still decent, rotary mower within fifty miles. Bill McDowell 275 gallon plastic water tank wlmetal frame,

under roof, $7900. Franklin Dowell plow, forks, box blade, $7175. Daren Griffin $4500. Adam Kennedy Cleveland 706-969- 537 Barker Rd Thomaston 30286

very clean, 2" drain valve, $65. Mark

Cartersville 770-386-4464

Columbus 706-566-4400

9508

Spring rod assembly to fit 124 or 120 MF Issenberg Rising Fawn 706-398-3232

JD 5603 Cab tractor, 4wd, cd player, front MF 285 cab with MF 248 loader, good Spreader truck, International 8100 truck, square baler. Duane Ballen LaFayette 706- 28 X 45 Jaderloon greenhouse, 2 HAF fans,

weights, 1260 hrs., $30,000. Bobby Smith rubber & engine. Jerry Dover 652 Dogwood BBI body, only used 2 seasons, variable rate 581-0708

heater, fan, cooling system, $3500. Ginny

Blackshear 912-288-4110

Road Tunnel Hill 30755 865-300-9981

& GPS. Mitch Rogers Metter 912-687-4299

Tractor and Bush hog under, $5000. Ashok Smith Brooklet 912-531-3472

JD 71 no till seven row planters, pull type, MF 4233 cab tractor with 1070 front end Steam-jacketed 40 gallon kettles, Groen Mangla 3076 Mill Run Drive Duluth 30097 3 Styrofoam Hova Bator incubators wffan

$2500; JD forks, $1000. Robert Chapman loader, 1175 hrs.. 75 pto hp, heat air. Bill Model AH-40, Vulcan-Hart Model GT-40, both 770-654-0964

and window, 2 egg turners,l GQF brooder,

2631 Chapman Rd. Zebulon 770-567-8811 Myers Blue Ridge 706-964-6789

natural gas, $1000 each. Eric Hollifield Used 4' or 5' harrow. 3 ot hitch and used 4' excellent condition. $240. Johnny Currie

JD 737 commercial mower 54" cut. 23HP MF150 and AC160 new seats. ~ a i n t . Clayton 706-490-4625

box blade, good condhion. Charles Goodson Haddock 478-932-5149

Kawasaki; chainsaws: Stihl, Husquvarna, decals, canopies, alternators, rebuilt starters; Tavlor Wav 6-foot finishina mower. 220 Columbus 706-681-6575

3000 plus halves, Savannah Gray brick.

I Homelite, Jonsered. Tommy Hauesler Arabi full tires, remote hydraulics,$6500 each. Riley series, has bne bad spindle: otherwise in Want gang reel mower. 3-5 reels, 5-7 feet Tommy DeWitt 365 Pyles Marsh Rd.

229-938-4360 229-886-8986

Buchanan Macon 478-960-7319

sood condition. $300. Michael Mewbourn wide, must be in good condition. Jim Langford Brunswick 31525 912-222-2809

JD 9410 combine, $55,000; JD644 corn Mobile fire enginelpump, Hale model, Thomaston 706-647-8155

Jefferson 770-289-2022

33 pint and 57 quart canning jars, all for

head, $7500; JD920 grain head, $6500; J&M 45fp53vw powered by 67 hp Volkswagen, Taylorway bush & bog 8 disc pull harrow, Want 3 pt hitch sprayer with 50 or 60 gal. $50. Keith Martin Dudley 912-660-3371

750 bushel, graincart, $17000. Lon Higgins very low hrs., works great, $1800. Ervin Sims $200, chisel plow, 3 ph, 3 ph, 7 shank, $300. tank, 8 or 10 ft. boom. Ben Buyton Girard 330 gal plastic totes wl metal cage on

Douglas 912-592-8455

Lawrenceville 770-466-8037

Jimmy McKinley Thomaston 706-975-7244 478-569-4137

pallette, $100 each, 55 gal drum heavy

JD 950 with loader and box blade, $6500; Mule planter plow stock, metal gross cut Trailer 2 wheel car hauler, good condition, Want 6 foot draw bar bush hog working construction blue color, $20. Howard Young

Ford flail 6 ft. mower, $500. Ben McGreggor saw, grain cycle. Donald Dial Bogart 770- $550. Charles Gilbert P 0 Box 402 condition, $300, range, AthensICommerce Cleveland 706-200-6804

Macon 478-935-2400

725-5779

Fayetteville 30214 770-461-2619

area. Edmon Dempsey Nicholson 706-757- 330 gallon propane tank with regulator,

JD 970 tractor, 2wd, 33 hp, 650 hrs., 5' Mustanq 960 skidsteer just serviced, new Trailer dump 6x10, vgc, $2850. J.T. Stoyles 2228

$500. Mark Handy Young Harris 706-994-

mower, garage kept, exc. c'ond., $10,000. battery, good cond ready towork, $8,000. Joel Austell 678-469-4499

Want air blast orchard sprayer, 3 point hitch 6632

Scott Cronan Monticello 404-569-5005

Price Lilburn 770-845-7609

Trailer: Hooper 16-ft. wlbeavertail & ramps, type. Vince Crow Chatsworth 770-335-0635 350 gal., propane tank, $250. Hilda Chilton

JD Fasse valvei hvdraulic splitter). New Holland 2009 T3045 4WD 2 axle, HD equip., trailer with HD rails Want auger bits for a McMillian skid steer Rutledge 706-557-2555
$4OOlobo. F. Adams Bogah 678-227-4629 " QuickDetach-front-end-loader and roof frontlsides, aood cond.. $1250. Ro.y Se.ymour type auger, 12" - 18" . Calvin Norred 36 and 40ft. truss 2x6 botton and top.

JD6 row peanut inverter, like new, $15,000; included, 150 hours, lTgreat condition wl tool Eatonton 766-485-5741

Fayetteville 770-461-5585

Quentin Batsan Cornelia 706-499-9847

JD 9500 combine with 6 row corn head, 19' box, $20,700. Mattson Hammond LaFayette Trov Bilt Chiooer. shredder. vacuum. Want Bushhog brand bushhog 3 pt hitch, 5 410 three strand new underground power

grain head, $49,000. Fred Hancock Leesburg 423-313-2304

5.5h$, used v e j 'littie, works great, $225: or 6 ft., hd gearbox wlslip clutch. Melvin cable, 575 foot available, $1.95 per foot.

229-343-0900 229-759-2450

New Holland 269 sauare baler. 1049 NH Larry Barber Pineview 478-542-0555

McClure Cartersville 770-386-6976

William Mooney Ellaville 229-331-4914

Jig saw, used very little, Delta brand, $53. stackwagon, new tires, '160 bales,'all in good Troy Bilt pony, like new, 2 hrs. running time, Want center link to fit 5400 JD, reasonable 40 galcast iron syrup kettle, was cracked,

Calvin Wiser Stockbridge 770-483-3698

condition, field readv. Jimbo Crumlev broken reverse cable, $750lobo. Leonard price. Buddy Wade Cochran 478-230-0890 now repaired $350; 3-Roller Chattanooga

John Deere 261 grooming mower, gc, one Bostwick 678-409-3572

Worthy Georgetown 229-334-0797

Want David Brown 1200 A for parts. Mack Cane mill, $400. Larry Toole Lyons 912-565-

owner, $800. C. D. Gravitt Buford 770-945- New Holland BR750A round baler, net wrap Troy Bilt sickle bar mower, 5hp, B&S, little Reynolds Hogansville 706-302-7379

9030

4371

and twine, sheltered, good cond., looks new, used, extra blade, blade maintanence kit, Want GC rear tractor tire, 10x28 or 11.2~28, 40 x 180 chicken house left, to be sold in 40'

John Deere 2640 tractor, 1976, 15171hours. less than 8k bales. Bobby Halll Wrightsville $975. Barrie Hiern Rome 706-290-0792

buy or trade tri-axle trailer, needs tires & floor. sections. Rich Lind Adairsville 770-773-3811

sheltered, excellent condition, 70 PTOIHP, 478-279-3656

Two 17.5X24, 10 ply backhoe, tires 95% Ralph DelGiorno Juliette 478-992-9603

40' shipping container, $1250; 40' storage

canopy, $9500. David Harp 263 Chappell New Holland stack wagon, model# 1002, tread, $550 for both, two 11.00~16tires, 75% Want Gibson D tractor, AEH Wisconsin trailer, $950. M. Bailey Redan 770-482-2812

Road Fayetteville 30215 770-231-4246

$1500; one row sweet potato digger, great tread, $40 ea. H.E. Wilson Moultrie 229-985- Engine and Warner T-96 3spd transmission. 400 Amp. square D. elect. panels w l

John Deere 28" 8-bolt 2-stage rims, off shape, $1200. Tyler Hart Boston 229-393-6463 6803

Richard Farrell Sr Waynesville 912-778-4570 breakers - $500 each; 400 amp. disconnect

lOlOrus gas, make offer. Calhoun 706-235-6667

Harm

Dates

New ldea 324 two row corn picker, 36" rows, 327 12-rollhusking bed, field ready, $2500 firm.

Two flywheel engines, 8hp, 6hp, also 5000 watt, port generator. John Mason Epworth

Want M e r ~tiller Garden tiller for Darts. Jerry ~ h o m ~ s bCnartersville 770-382-4'864

square D - $250. Charles Pipes Butler 706-
741-0219

-- John Deere 3020 diesel, narrow front, exc.
cond., parade ready, $6500. Jack Morrell Buena Vista 229-886-4700
John Deere 310A backhoe, low hours on rebuilt enaine, $10,000. David Vasilatos

Joseph Ballenger Canon 706-498-2469
New ldea round baler, Model 4854, automatic tie, 4'x5', one owner, sheltered, $8000. Mike Cunningham Sharpsburg 404944-7851 678-378-7923

706-455-0228
Tye 10' no-ti1 grain drill with legume attachement, excellent condition, low acres planted, $9800. Windell Gillis Eastman 478374-4868 478-231-8236

Want one wheeled garden tractor (Alabama mule). Earl Wells 9856 Tiooettville Rd Vienna 3109'2 229-624-222522i-624-2225
Want to buy 2 row cultivators and 2 row planters, 3 pt hltch JA Thomas Lilburn 770-

5 semen straws of Washington of Brinks, $50 per straw. Dustin Rouse.y Ro.yston 706498-i 996
500 gal fuel tank with electric pump, $550. Mark Rivers Stapleton 706-598-3633

Metter 9121685-5740

NH 2003 4WD TC30. onlv 210 hrs.. same United farm tools silage dump wagon, exc. 925-2400

500 Ib anvil poster wright excellent

John Deere 310D back hoe. areat hours.

as new, barn kept, '$7400. Dahlonega 706-973-0523

Joe

~ l o n t scond., always sheltered, $3000. Charles Bagwell Cave Spring 706-767-1070

Want to buy a cultipacker. Woodie Wood Newnan 770-253-4172

condition; 7' jaw post vise; 3 # 20 cast iron pots cooking grade. A. Hendrick Austell 770-

Kris weavgr Ellijay 706-889-4009

NH 616 disc mower, 45500; NH 163 tedder, Used Howse bushhog, 5ft $600, 5ft 3pt

1 John Deere 4100, 60" belly mower, 30" dirt
scoop, VG condition, 505 hrs., runs like new,

17 ft., $5000; Kuhn SR108 hay rake, $4000. Frank Eaves Elberton 706-201-7267

rake, $50. Mike Buglioli 8051 McKee Road Upatoi 31829 706-575-1169

also 285 Massev Ferauson tractors

Jack

55 gal closed end food grade stamless

$8000. Willis McCartv Moreland 678-854- NH 849 baler hyd tie; NH 256 rake, Vicon Utility vehicle-Roketa 250cc side by side,

7018 678-523-4946

2400 7 ft. mower, $5000/all; MF 255 diesel dump bed, only 125 hours. Howard Wilson

John Deere 4640 and 4230 tractor, need tractor, $5600. Lloyd Leach Martin 706-356- Moreland 770-251-8864

some repair but decent, $4,500. Rodney 2236

Vermeer 440 trench, vgc, $2500. Billy Greer

Giesbrecht Davisboro 478-348-3448

NH feed mill in good shape, rain free 352. Hampton 404-444-2436

1 John Deere 530 round baler, verv good Harold Calhoun Carrolton 678-591-7105

Vermeer 504L silage baler with net wrap

condition, $5000. John Daniels ~olbert?06- NH hay rake, rebuilt, $1500; 5 ft. bushhog, and twine, great condition. P. Stuedemann

338-1843

exc. shape. $425. Clay Pentecost Winder Comer 706-207-2146

John Deere 7300 6 row planter. $5000; 770-867-4373

Vermeer 5400 Rebel baler, $8500. Jason

KMC striptil, $6500. Phil ~ o s h e lMl orris 229- Nh model 315 square baler, just had rebuilt Kidd Barnesviile 770-597-0223

881-5823

last summer, $1500, bbezekmindspring.com. Vermeer 555XL w1Accu-Tie round baler,

I John Deere model 62D mower. hardlv Buth Bezek Newnan 770-251-5291

baled approx. 6000 bales, shelter kept, very

used, $1900, also 4ft. bush hog, 4fi scrape NH TC30 4x4 box scrape, 50 hrs., $9500; clean. $12,000 o b o Stan Tankersley

.,. I am blade. lgnatius Kosior Locust Grove 770- 16 ft. tandem trailer, $900. Kenneth Pruitt Lincolnton 706-318-8265

,-.3,,6 7 - f i l l,A-

Cumming 770-887-6789

Vermeer brushwood chimer, Model 160;.

John Deere tractor with loader model 2155, NH TS135 cab, air, 1300 hrs.; Int. 1086 manual, blades, runs well: $6000 obo.

onlv has 581 hrs.. $11.000. Randv Gazawav cablair, low hrs. Buddy Moore Maxeys 706- Blackstone Cumming 770-889-3090

Cukming 770-84'3-2485

81 7-8430

Vermeer Wood Chipper, model 935,

John Deere, 1944 Model A for sale, good NH472 haybine, $1000; NH 273 square excellent cond., extra belts and cutter plates,

metal, all original, running last year, kept baler, $2000; NH56 hay rake, $1000, all in $5000. Andy Adams Hartwell 706-436-7031

under cover, $2,000. Mr. Jones good working cond. Brian Adcock Adairsville Wizard Western Auto, 5hp BS walk behind

Lawrenceville 404-317-7263

770-773-7511 770-855-9394

turn plow & cultivator, $300. Guy Sanders

John Deere, 210 harrow. Jane Rutledge Old ~latformscales. $175. Glenn Slaton Gillesville 770-536-4605

Mcdonough 678-372-1976

~ l p h a i e t t a770-475-7749

Woodmizer Edaer1$13,500, low hours.

- K-D6C Cat, good condition, 10' blade with Oliver grain drill for small grain, winter Mitchell Perry E. ~ i b l i 4n78-275-3132
tilt, $8000 selling due to health. Jerry Stanley pastures. $500. Doua Hansen Savannah Woodmizer sawmill model LT26, like new,

Ellijay 706-635-2602706-889-2246

912-234-4049

alwavs sheltered. extra blades. $5500. John

Kamatsu D308, 55 hp diesel, track loader, Oliver Row Crop 88 diesel complete 6 cyl.., ~hor;lton~onesboro770-478-1384

$6600. James Alewine Toccoa 706-491-3342
Komatsu PC 220 LC-3, great for building ponds and land clearing. Ronnie Joyce Conyers 770-483-7065
Kubota 2009 1117040 4x4, 120hr., ultra arand cab, loader wlremote, rear remotes, 8zpto hp, turf tires, air ride seat, $33,00O/obo. Stan Ogletree Comer 706-783-2262

doesn't work, run well to restore or for parts, $575. Van Morris Hampton 770-954-0814
OMC 590 round baler 4x4, $2500; 8 wheel Befco V rake, $450. Dennis Hursey Douglas 91 2-384-6829
One 1967 4020 John Deere, new clutches, press plates & new tires, body, good new, embles motor, rebuilt. Mack Dent lrwinton 478-946-1029

Yanmar 2000 tractor for parts or repair, $600; steel tyracks, fix 10X16.5, skid steer, $500. Johnny Primas Sparta 706-444-6863
Farm Machinery Wanted
3 ft b a c k h o e b u c k e ~ f ~-FoErd NH, reasonable. CJ Stern Macon 478-319-8484
5 ft roto tiller, 3pt hltch tractor, must be In

Kubota 87500 4x4 2002.128 hrs.. bushhoa P.T.0 poweredcut saw, 3 pt hitch, Ferguson exc. cond., prefer late model wlth mlnlmal

loader 52" box rock rake; subsoiler, t plow: brand, belt pulley included, fits Ford or wear. Bill Butler Braselton 706-654-3777

near new condition, $9250. Stanlev Dean Ferguson,dont have flat belt. Thomas Tucker 770-231-4662

Rome 706-234-3615

Lithia Springs 770-941-2354

Choretron~csstatlc pressure controller for

Kubota F2400 mower has R.O.P.S.. full Pearman one row Peanut digger, 601, like poultry house, model #2529-679. Mike

hyd$ics, 5 foot front deck, vacuum an.' with new, $3000/obo, cost new, $6500. Ray Banks Bloodworth Knoxville 478-836-2535

- dumo bed $4500 or trade small 4wd. James
Brooks Homer 706-768-7593 Kubota tractor L3000DT diesel, 4-wheel

Keysville 706-547-2724
Potato Plow 1 row, $50, no delivery. Chris Weathers Monroe 404-784-6320

Combine tire 18-4-26 on 20" rim. Ford tractor tires, 15-5-38 on 14" rim. Ronnie Singleton Buena Vista 31803 229-649-7486

drive, low hours, trailer equipment, $10,50Olfirm. Griffin 404-401-5997

and 6 pieces Gene Langley

Power Kina 1976. excellent class 0 Hvd.
belly mower,ilow, cult, blade + $1,500. don
Strobeck Roswell 770-642-1728

Crawler loader wanted, prefer 4inl bucket, needs to be cheap and reliable, need for farm use. Kevin Gilreath Ringgold 423-280-1265

Lilliston 7500 Peanut combine, exc. cond., shed kept; $3500. Billy Wilkes Oak Park 912245-2907

Power Kina tractor w-mower. 2pk. parts. tractors, 1 neb, 14hp, short block, one i8hp. Mitchell Yates Roopville 770-854-8678

John Deere Gator, in good condition, reasonably priced. Dave Welter Augusta 706-738-2796

Loa splitter, $600; 22 ton, 5hp on trailer. L. ~ n t i n k iD' oraville 770-938-7749
Lona farm tractor. model 2460. onlv 25 hrs.. sheltered, 42 PTO'hp, 3pt hitch, loader, box blade, $13,500. Jerry Kinzy White 770-7202885
Long tractor 310C, 1981, including box scrape, aerator, dirt pan scoop, boom pole, spring tooth plow, fertilizer spreader, $4600. A. Satterfield Canton 770-345-3067
Lowboy trailer 35 ton Phalan drop deck with hydraulic ramps and outriggers, $6500. Danny Fauseti Dawsonville 706-265-8432
Lumber planer 671 Detroit engine tooling for T & G, 1" & 2", D logs, live deck, $18,0001 obo. Willie West Rydal 770-713-5340

Root & Limb grapple-EX HD-Bobcat brand ex cond., $2300. Ellis Belflower Fort Valley
78-951-1104
Savage pecan sprayer; Savage pecan cleaner- with stick remover; 948 McNair harvester. Bill Cobb Albany 229-881-4982
Sawmill, Norwood 2000 band mill, like new, Honda engine, box new blades. David Meaders Lula 706-892-9784
Sears tiller, 6hp, $300. Sammie Mitchell Warner Robins 478-987-3898
Set of bushhog blades for Rhino 6' W 2 bushhog; bottom plow 16" turning plows, heavy built, great cond., $500. Joe Shipp Macon 478-744-0671
SH 60 Savage pecan harvester in good

Looking for a drop spreader to spread

powdered lime, willing to rent or buy in

Hancock Co. Wesley Bruce Gainesville 706-

429-8441

Lookina for tractor with front loader 35-

60HP in good shape, reasonably priced. Rex

Lilly Summewille 706-994-2640

Mid size tractor wfiront end loader. anv

condition. Keith Branyan Union ~oint.706-

817-9470

Need a engine for a D l 7 Allis Chalmer

tractor. Willie Wilkins Concord 770-468-5960

--
250 gal.

plastic water tank

in aluminum

Need a Gear Box for John Deere 214 or frame, 36"x44"~44",let out valve 518" faucet,

216 silage wagon. Bobby Cooper Moultrie $65. Ralph Matthews Fayetteville 770-461-

229-891-5694

3144

Leonard Ordiway of Locust Grove, Ga., is shown sitting atop an eight-foot ladder tying up his

MIF 135 Deluxe diesel, P.S. 12V alternator, new rear tires, resent paint, $5000. Everett Hobbs Crawford 706-743-8645

condition, $7800. Roger Dillard Unadilla 478952-4346
Small heavy duty harrow, $800; large grain

Need a steering gear assembly for a Ford
3000. David Parris Whip. D. oIWill Rd Gillsville
770-869-7627

250 gal. white plastic tanks with aluminum sides, 5 twist off cap, let out valve at bottom. Barry Needham Loganville 678-475-7068

Early Girl variety tomato plants. As of midJuly the plants had

. . Makita 12" dual slide compound, miter saw
w12 blades, $350. Jesse Henry Metter 912-

wagon, $1000; 1000-gallon water tank whrailer, $1000. Royce Hulett Hazlehurst

Need carburetor for 70's Troy Bilt horse model, 6HP tiller with Tecumseh motor. Paul

250. 55. & 30 aal ~lastic& metal barrels. grown to a height of 10 feet five
withlio iids. $700. 25. $20. ~ i c h a e l

685-2345

912-253-0161 912-375-3008

Reeves Waynesboro 706-554-2644

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- AirKiln dried Woodmizer sawn lumber, pine, One 18-4-28 tire on rim, $300. Mary Lynn 1 purebred Hereford, 1200 Ibs. with calf; 1

oakhalnut, poplar, all sizes paneling, wide plank Pruett Blue Ridge 706-258-2225

BWF, 1000 Ibs. with BWF heifer calf, $1000

flooring. John Sell Milner 770-480-2326

One 500' lubing cup drinker lines for ea.1cash. David Nunnally Clyo 912-754-6949

Georgia Band sawn lumber pine 1X 10 XI0 BB chicken house, two years old. make offer. Ray 10 reg. Black Angus heifers, allAl sired and

Cooking-

siding 3.75 other available. Timothy Tucker Bowden Smarr 478-394-0785 478-994-1966 ready to breed, $1000 ea. Bill Mangum

Newnan 770-251-7612

One can canerie 7 quart national BRD, $50 Monticello 706-468-2577

Barn- 201x30'w/18'x30Fshed, good wood, obo. Wendell Bailey Lithia Springs 770-948- 12 Regd. Homozygous Black Limousin and

Eggs New Orleans

easy access, take to ground. Allan McCallum 9214

Limflex bulls, 2 Charolais, 16-20 months,

Griffin 678-200-9751

One Rubbermaid water tub, one stainless good EPDS, www.aandacattlewmpany.com.

Barrels55 gal. plasticfood grade, heavy duty, steel tub, two extra heavy duty bull panels. E. Adam Marsh Statesboro 912-536-1430

$25. W.S. Sewell Townsend 912-832-3313 Reece Locust Grove 770-957-4014

15 month Black heifers, vaccinated, ready

(15-0z.) can stewed tomatoes 'h fresh bread crumbs

Blue and white 55 gal. plastic drums, closed Plow goes on plow stock, all kinds. Ether for breeding, $600. Alan Atwood Gainesville

tops, two twist off caps, food grade. Eugene Murphy Dahlonega 706-864-2675

770-654-6371

eggs '/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese

Needham Loganville 770-466-4284

Pull behind a mowerlatv fertilizer spreader 15-20 month Polled Hereford and FI

Booster water pump with new load bearing, holds 150 Ibs tires like new, $150. Stanley Braford bulls with performancedata available.

1151220 volts 314 inloutlet 3450 RPM, $40. Kromschroeder Albany 229-432-9974

Johnny Harris Screven 912-586-6585

Carl Dobson Atlanta 404-247-7343

Quail pens, brooders, hot boxes, chicken 25 hd. Reg. Angus, 15 hd. Bravieh brood

Buckets - white plastic food grade with lids pens, nest boxes, rabbit cages, etc., selling COWS1, 2 calves; 1 herd bull, Reg. Angus,

& seals, 5 gal. resealable lids and handler @ all, call for prices. Kristi Stevens Swainsboro $45,000. Johnny Padgett Ball Ground 770-

$2 ea. D. Grizzle Gainesville 770-532-1070 478-299-1876

889-2648

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Bring tomatoes to a boil in a small saucepan. Stir in bread crumbs to thicken. R~~~~~mixture to boiling, Pour into a greased l-quart casserole dish; carefully break eggs onto top of tomato mixture. Sprinkle with shredded cheese. 6ake for
10 to 15 minutes or until eggs are desired degree of doneness. Yield: 2 sewings.

Cedar logs, 6 trees recently, cut down, size Quart jars, standard and wide mouth 3 Black Angus bulls, 4 to 5 yrs. old. Willie

varies for rough cut lumber. Steve Saunders available, approx. 200 jars, price, $0.25 each. Roberts Locust Grove 770-957-5657 404-

Social Circle 770-464-1840

Ronald Sheppard Oxford 678-342-7066

392-9234

Chicken coops for sale, custom built, will Reclaimed heart pine lumber, all sizes, 30 Black Angus and baldie heifers bred to

Frank Jones Woodstock,Ga

deliver locally, $250+. Lindsey Brown weathered-boards, hewed beams, doors, Ibw bull, $850. Matt Daniel Thomaston 706-

Bethlehem 770-560-5429

mantels. OtisIJohnathan BrettINewsome 975-0003

Chicken pens, chest incubator, & styrofoam Tennille 706-466-9035 478-521-0101

4 Reg, Black Angus cows bred to a R ~

Reclaimed incubator wl turner. Kenny BrownThomaston

Simmental bull, will calve Sept and Oct.

706-741-9342 706-647-2799

Al Sullivan Bostwick 404-210-3820

Charles Flythe Valdosta 229-292-8226 229-

Testing note: If you prefer a spicier "Creole" type dish, add % cup each ~cho, pped onion, green pepper and celery to tomato mixture. Cook until vegetables are tender, approximately 10 minutes, adding water, if needed. Stir in 1 teaspoon sugar and 1 teaspoon Creole seasoning. Proceed with recipe as

Clean 55 gal metal drums wllids, two 275

242-4683

directed, dividing tomato mixture between 2 individual casserole dishes. Bake

gal food grade tote truck trailer 15'6"x6'~4".switch, aluminum housing, will accept up to 4 year old Registered Black Angus bulls, Leonard Crave Dawsonville 678-947-6744 410 wire. good cond. Bobby Pettit Ellijay 770- gentle and has good claves, $1,500. Daryl

for 10 to 15 ,,,inUtes

or

eggs are desired degree of doneness,

404-210-1516

894-1121

Hutchings Sandersville 478-232-9091

Clean 55 gal. metal drums wllids, $20 each, Sawmill lumber great for building barns or 5 cowlcalf pairs and 2 young bulls, 1-

Frozen Fruit Salad

55 and 48 gal plastic barrels, $20 each. sheds. Ro Ward Tem le 770-562-3650

Angus, 1-Charolais, $7500. V. W. Felkel

Windle Sneed McDonough 770-483-7007

Single 'turning pEw-$150, Automatic Millen 912-682-5813

6 ounces cream cheese, softened

Clean 55 gal. metal drums wllids. David headgate, $500, two custom side gates for 8 open AngusIAngus cross replacement

1h cup maple syrup

Crane Dahlone a 706-265-2559

chute for triming cattle, $300 for both. Charles heifers from closed herd, gentle, 15 months,

, , r o t aCor ree a

Wa ner Auburn 404-661-1269

immunized, wormed. William Barron Harlem

Troy B:H plows, $1250 all for $125. W.H.

706-556-2324

Boatri ht Marietta 770-427-3919

predator guard, 10' pole, mounting bracken, Angus

cul;ert galvanized unused 15" X 2oft $150 $94. Scott Whittle Social Circle 404-694- also 20' GN new paint & floor, $280010BO.

wire cages 5ft X30in $35 2ftX3ft $25; Belsaw 1536

Mike Preston Blakely 229-220-9992

1 (8-Oz) carton heavy cream

(20-oz.) can crushed pineapple, drained

'h "calf

Georgia pecans

'h CUP chopped dates

saw sharpener $100. Buryl McConnell Young Stainless steel tank, 1800 gal., two Angus and Sim-Angus, open and bred

Combine cream cheese and maple syrup in a medium bowl of electric mixer.

Harris 706-379-3165

compartments, 600 and 1200, excellent cowslheifers, due fall 2010, excellent Beat until well blended and fluffy. Set aside.

Driveway pipes, 3 each 24" 30" 36" X 20' all condition, $1800. Joe Walker Fayetteville bloodlines, starting $800. Landon Boyett

Steeltruss new prices $225 to $325. Dale Bunn Franklin
706-302-0176
Fan, barnlshop exhaust, 36",1/2HP, unused $350; Trispool control valve $150; motor, 2HP enclosed, 1151230~.SP, unused $200. Fred

770-461-7142
Steel Building, new 30x40~10includes two garage doors, entry door, and delivery $6995. David Lee Con ers 229-563-5282

Reidsville 912-213-4062
Angus bulls, Al sired, calving ease, semen tested, free delivery, 200 miles, 6 mo. guarantee. Brent Chitty Moultrie 229-891-

In small bowl of electric mixer, beat cream until soft peaks form. Fold into the cream ~heesemixture. Stir in pineapple, dates and pecans. spoon mixture into an 8-inch square baking dish. Cover and freeze for 8 hours or until firm. Scoop
out and sewe in small bowls or cut into squares and sewe on lettuce leaves.

Jones West Point 706-883-8326

shop, hay shelter, etc. everything included in Angus cross, COwICalf Pairs, Young cows, Yield: 9 sewings.

Flashboard riser with 16 GA pipe 20ft X kit delivery available. Shane Roberson Rentz 1st and 2nd calf, $10001pair. B. Hall Pavo

. 36in - unused $900. Bubba Wison Hartwell 478-984-4447

229-859-2764

770-992-1068

Steel-- great equipment shed or barn. Angus heifers from reg. bull unregistered

Gallon glass jugs, large mouth and small unused $3500, ,must dismantle, make offer. mothers for sale, 4 to 6 mos. old, $450-$500.

cork necks with finger holder on it, $3 each. P. John Cokle Unton Point 706-255-1111

Bob Reid Zebulon 770-468-8268

Hardiman Vidalia 912-537-7838

Tin roofiig $5 per sheet. Patti Saunders Baby Bison heifer, drinking milk from a

Galvanized 20'x18" culvert pipe, $195, old Rin old 706-965-8373

bucket, 2-112 months old, $400. Kim Bell

iron 4 pot $500, concrete water tank. $50.

Donnie Walden Ga
Testing note: Spoon mixture into muffin pans, cover and freeze for individual sewings. When mixture is frozen, pop individual sewings out of pans and store in freezer bags Remove from freezer 10 minutes before sewing.

Vern Parizek Fairburn 770-964-0876

brakes, fenders, good condition, good tires, Belted Galloway heifers, minature Zeba,

Galvanized heavy duty corral panels, 26 treated floor, $1300. B.H. Mullis Lizella 478- heifers,and bull. James Burnette Alma 912-

pcs, 3 gates, 10 fts, 12 fts. $90 each. 6 feet 538-4294

632-5749

tall. Greq Love Commerce 706-367-7468

Trailer 8x24 flat bed, dual axles with brakes, Black and Red Senepol Bulls. Bobby Griffin

~eneiator250KW turbine. Wayne Jones $150. Jim Driskell Milledgeville 404-312- Elk0 478-230i0422 478-988-3181

Cummin 678-283-2247

9462

Black Gelbvieh purebred bull, 2 112 years

Two Greenkuse 20 x 96 with heater, fan, and

Old. Bob Clark Chickamauga 706-375-2621

variation:instead of dates, use blueberries, strawberriesor other ineseason fruit.
All recipeshave been testedfor accuracy by Georgia DepafimentofAgriculture home economists unless otherwise indicated. Ifyou would like to share a favorite

Bulls: Red Brahman, Simmental and recipe with our readers, send it to: Georgia Cooking, Market Bulletin, 19 MLK Jr.

Simbrah, weaning and breeding age, few Drive SW,Atlanta, GA 30334-4250, lfyou have questions or problems regarding

cows and heifers. Cliff Adams Bowdon 770-

filters, excellent condition, $100 each or obo. Two-hole corn cob sheller, $150, tavern 258-2069

David Duke Summerville 706-236-1270

lantern, $175, old 10-tine pitchfork, $75. Bob Calves from registered Black Angus herd:

recipes featured in this column, call 1-800-282-5852(toll-free statewide). Please

do

the

the recipe,

Mm Heavy

, 2 y ~ 7 . 1 0 .5,ft

ramps a,ustable trippie

axels, $3500. Henson B Reeder Baldwin

706-778-3515 770-519-0109

H~~nests for

12 holes/metalbox,$30

per box. Lamar Bryant Cleveland 706-878-

Used 8509

MflatrriSOnpeachtree Ci 770-486-8641
yellow, quantity 19, $5 each. Willa Mae Moone Ell1a 706-273-2102706-669-3274
Use: utilvpoles for sale, $1 per foot, Clifford Barfield Dallas 678-878-7537

bulls, steers, heifers, vaccinated, weaned, 7 months, docile, heavy, nice. Marian Daniel
Macon478-718-5108
Calving ease, milking ability, gentleness,

Reg.

"gus

and

in

Focuc bloodline. Richard Stafford Crandall

- 706-695-6123 If you

have

Swine
questions-regardiniadsmhis

pol" Shorthorn bulls, show heifers. steers; exc, qlty,, Club Calf member, Ken Bridges Cfencemmerce 70706-768-3480

Reg. Black Angus

Ibwl

selling to prevent inbreeding. L.

Harrison 478-552-7396

'I2yrs., Kennedy

Stephens at 404-651-
Swine moving from farm to farm must have a negative bruce'losainsd

I-beam 2 16. 8x13, 5 10.. 2 8.. 7, barjoist 3 metal gates, muat take all goodlbad. Dennis 38'x2', $800 all rock spring. Shelva Merrisette Offutt Folkston 912-496-4602

, some

for

$ 650 and up, Kenneth Watson

$1,000; New Design & Graham bloodlines. E~~~~~~ i dLalFa~yen~e 706-764-6110

pseudorabies test within the past 30 days before they are moved whenever there is a

p - Rock Spring 423-413-1260 Industrial tractor tires and wheels like new, front 27X8.50 15 NHS. rear 15X19.5. NHS $1250. Earnest Witherow Chatsworth 706-

Anderson Blairsville 706-745-6556
Very old 80 gal syrup kettle, in great condition, you move, $900 Helen Godwin

Exc. perf. tested black Simmental bulls,

& heifers, Al and

bred,

calving, high milk,

guaranteed,

Reg. polled Hereford bulls, 18 mos., 9hd, $1200 ea, Stephen Long Ringgold 706-9653820

Of Ownership. Exceptions are swine from a validated brucellosis-free and qualified pseudorabies-free herd.

264-4418 706-695-2049
~~~~g~,"~"9"1"21~~66$3695"9'~2"i JD utility tractor wheel and tire set, 8-16 R1
Five fronts, 13.6-24R1 rears, 75% tread, $450.
Mark Eley White plains 706-836-7886
' Log cabin from 1830's hand hewn heart
pine square logs, needs to be taken down. Hilda Wells Stone Moutain 770-469-1156
Logging chains heavy duty 1-15fi long, 2 hooks, $38; 1 heavy duty 32 112 ft. long 2 hooks, $73. Marlowe Collins Oakwood 770-967-1271
Lumber, air-dried pine- full 2 inch cut. (75) 2"x8"x12'@ $6 ea. (36) 2 x 8 ~ 1 6@' $8 ea. Bill Smith Gra 478-731-4477
' Metaal 55 g wllids and bands, good for liquids or feeds,

Pellham 229-294-4733

Wanted: an electric debeaker for quail. Roy

Peterson Ideal 478-949-5842

Wanted: applecider press, Eva Gosford

Jackson 770-775-6228 770-775-6228

wanted: canning suPPlies (especially r63

jar lids), B&S 5Hp horizontal shaft

&

pressure canner/cooker, upright freezer

Susan Bondurant Riverdale 678-507-5702

Wanted: heavy duty electric shears for

llamas, G~ Duke Carrollton 770-845-1622

Wanted::sed corral

good or fair

condition. Susan Harrison Douglasville 770-

633-0309

pr~cedto sell. Milton Martin Jr. Clarkesville 770-519-0008

months old, $475- $500. James Lanier Metter 912-685-2396

registered purebreds, bred for easy cal;ing

and fast growth. John Kiss Gainesville 770-

531-1126

~ ~top qu~ality retgisterel d R~,-~J ~~~h~~~

bulls & heifers, weaning age to 2 yrs, old,

(call nights). David Dillard Hahira 229-794-

2297

~

~ bull po~lled, pu~rebred,f2 1/2 y~rs.

old, $800, very gentle, T~~~~ clark N~~~~~

MEgh:Et
black
Reg. RedAngus bulls and heifers, breeding age. L.D. Daniel LaGrange 706-882-7423

~t$1:V~r~~E~$ ~ ~ ~ ~ , " : ~ test rior to urchase.
1 pHamps~ire boar for sale. ~ Edmondson ~ o o Hdope 770-267-3815

,

"f ~

a

~f b

e

Reg. simangus

l4 Old and

bloodlines and cond. Doug Sills Cleveland

706-878-8606

Great Breeding 'Oar- Over 300 Ibs good shape & also piglets for sale. Overstreet Hull 706-340-0100

in

Regd Angus cows and heifers, docile, and bred (A.I. and natural) to calve Sept-Nov. John

Half Duroc and Hampshire, $45 each, have

Of them male(uncut)

Charles

Stuedemann Comer 706-202-2371 John Millsap DahlOnega 706-864-g133

Stuedemann Comer 706-202-2371

Reg. Hampshire and Yorkshire boars and

Regd. Angus females, all bred to eg. Angus gilts all ages, barb, feeder pigs Val. herd.

bul~ls, will cdalve Jan.-March 2011, starting at Kemp Lawton Dudley 478-875-3243 $1000, etc. Jay Tinter Cumming 404-316- Registered American Mulefoot piglets for

$lO/drum, 24 available. Johnathan McClain
v i S ~ ~ i l~~ ~~o ~' z ~ h ~ z ~ Mt. Ai 678-943-0343
Met: bldg. 40x60~18, new on pallets,
hardware, foundationlerection guides, no
- Ca'"esville endwallsldoors, delivery, $16K obo. Emily
Holcomb Villa Rica 678-612-9392
Metal Woodmizer - building includes garage door and delivery,
$3495. Ceda Farms Valdosta 229-244-0199

Still yards' 229-838-4978
Weathered barn wood, available, Michael Rickles 599-0201

~~~;l,! Omaha
siding beams Sharpsburg 770-

$77~J0~-3~~0~4~-1~ c6o1w8, 5-6 months bred. C. Lenox 229-546-4938 770-957-3276

4969
coarsey Regd.
$1400;

Black regd.

Balancer bulls, Black Angus

17-19 mos., Sim-Angus

Jersey heifer bred $1450; Jersey bull Balancer heifers, $ 7 0 0 1 ~ ~E.ddie Caudell

$375; Holstein heifer $350. Nelson Massey Madison 404-273-3777

Regd. Texas Longhorns-mature cows, heifers roping steers good bloodlines. Billy

Limousin purebred

and heifers, ~ a l k e ;74 Billy walker ~d Rhine 31077 229-

flooring any thickness. Larry Moore Newnan 678-278-2709

severalt0 choose cond. Herb Belins

Out Of

herd, exc.

Dawsonville 770-893-

318-9299 229-385-6010 Registered Black Angus cowlcalf

pairs bred

sale; also Mulefoot X Berkshire and large black X Berkshire piglets. James Doster Colbert www.dosterheritagefarm.com 706296-9495
TOP quality Duroc showpigs, farrowed 4/2/10, Bethaney Fonner Kite 478-494-9718
'Orkshire and Hampshire crossed baby pigs, $40 each. Rick Engel Menlo 706-8626315

Metal building package, two roll up doors,entry door,
delive . Eric Prater Atlanta 678-907-8762
- Mte
-- 3'x16', $22 each, 6pcs 16"x10',$10 each. J.C.

Ziggity Max 3 drinker nipples, 8000, used 3 flocks, $.45 cents ea., $.40 cents for all. Paul Sanders Stephens 706-296-9411

2660

Live Hereford steer

to go in freezer,

w64t.8a-4ro2u1n0d 1100. Wes Smith Thomaston 706-

back and bred heifers. Michael Cottrell

Dahlone a 678-617-6499

Reg&& Black Angus cows, 2 & 4 years

confirmed

pregnancies,

excellen;

Yo'kshire pigs, 8 weeks old, S40 each. Ed Garrett Acworth 770-235-1645
YorkshirelHampshire cross pigs, dewormed and castrated. Steven Clonts Waleska 770-

Maney Baldwin 706-778-7870

Reg Brangus Bull, 6 years Old, throws good dispositions, $1500 each. Elizabeth Patton 796-2441 770-362-7215

LIVESTOCK Metal roofing, 26 Ga., red,l210 LnIFt,

various lengths, $.50 LnlFt. Ken Burton

ivestoc i.e., t ose anima s suc as,

mil :iA tattle, gc Talkin Rock 706-273-6327

b U ~ I ~ o t to,

u,m! ,

~oli: butterbean sheller with conveyor

and pou~w)must have been in

stainless grates, used daily, .shell: oni,w,s

of the advertiser for a

butterbeans and peas, excellent condition. H. of 90 days before they can be advertised.

Jawls Rocky Ford 912-863-7772

Old bricks, used tin, and other items of this

Cattle

sort for sale. Walter Sheppard Bostwick 404- -

- i-

R e g . 213-9808

If you have any questions regardmg ads in

calves, Sallaco Farms Bloodline. George Cook Ranger 770-547-4494
Reg Polled Hereford yearling bulls. $750 up polled and baldy yearling heifers. $650 up bred heifers available. Sam Zemurray Guyton
Reg. Angus bulls, ready for service, will deliver with in 100 mile. Allen Ellicott Abbeville 229-401-8590

Hawkinsville 478-957-1677 478-783-1919 Registered Charolais bulls, cows & heifers,
delivery available. Bobby Burch Eastman 478-718-2128
good disposition, dark in color. Dale Dylong Oxford 770-786-0586404-456-8357
Two cows a Jersey bull and a Holstein cow will take, $200. Joe Nalder Snellville 404427-0970

YorkshirelHampshire sow, apx. 400 pounds, raised and weaned, one litter of FFA showpigs, SOW sold unbred. Colton Crook Ellijay 706-515-5796706-669-1494
Goats And Sheep
MyOu~havequestions regardingads i r j this category, call Andrea Stephens at 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.

Two Old corn sheller, $50;old cotton scale, $100. this Category, callAshley SimpSonat404-651- the best genetics in the breed. Jim Lane

Ernest Smith Sandersville478-552-5665

9081 or 404-651-9082.

Acworth 404-983-3929

Cummin 770-887-4172

1 pygmy Bilk black Agouti, born 3/21/09, ready to breed, $75. Lisa Pool Ft. Valley 478-

, 1 Angus Hereford X steer 14 months old. 1

"5"9

condition, delivery & set up available. Kerry Steer 8 months old. Tim Burkholder Monroe Design, $1200. Lalla Tanner Monroe 770- 3rd calf for both cows, (8:OO-4:00 M-F) 100% Boer billy with papers four years old,

Hix Chatsworth 706-695-6431

404-216-0946

267-7179 678-823-5742

Tommy Bowers Oxford 770-787-5331

$400. Tommy Proctor Lyons 912-526-4776

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, July 28,2010

100% Boer Bucks and Does for sale-big, Nubian buck kid $75, born 5-16-10, full 1 7 vr. AQHA sorrel aeldinq. 15.1 hands, 1 '09 & '10 bantams: 14 varieties, OE chicks Blue face Hatch, Blue Cochin pair, biddies,

beautiful and excellent bloodlines, great for blooded, beautiful brownlblack very sweet. pretty mover, not for beginners. $1000 obo and adults; also, NH Reds and RIRs, $5 ea. pigeons, guinea keets and eggs, and more,

increasing your herd. Susan Bragg Conyers Rachel Winkles Pine Mt. 706-663-2427 706- Mallory Elsinger Tifton 404-444-0065

Ronald Reece Canton 678-977-5024

call for prices. Glenn Stevens Swainsboro

404-408-6151

302-2728

AQHA Doc Suas Brudder broodmare wffillv '09 Peacocks: Yellow Golden pheasants, 478-494-5988

100% Boers, giant 4501b grandsire new Nubian cross buck & Spanish nanny, good 1/3/10 by ~i~hB;ow Cat Stall~on,bred back. 2010 Ringneck pheasants, grown, pure breed Bourbon Red turkeys, $5 and up, chickens

imported bloodlines add a aiant to your herd. mother, both Drettv and healthy $50 ea. Kelsev Jim White Eatonton 706-485-4229

standard & bantam chickens. Dennis Rich for sale. Lee Hollowav Greenville 706-672-

~ a r i eKilgore ~ a w r e n c e v i ~77k0-466-8902 b l t o n ~ a w & n229-349-4066229-347-9190 . AQHA gelding, trailslbarrels/poles, laid Barnesville 678-603-3777

0015

100% IBGA Registered boer buck, 2 years Nubian doe, 6 mo. old, very tame, leads, back, loads, goes anywhere, $2000. April '10 pheasants: RedNellow Goldens, Silvers, Brown egg layers, red Sexlinks, yellow

old, proven sire, great blood line with several $150. Michael Watkins Dewy Rose 706-283- Griffin Jasper 770-355-1817

Elliots. Swinhoes: '08 Brown-eared oheasant Buffs. call after 7 om. Lee Blount Broxton

enoblements. Lane Bennett Calhoun 770- 1,Cusi 7,

AQHA Race Bred '08 bay filly, '07 gray filly, hen, '10 India Blue, Buford Bronze pkachicks. 912-359-3866 '

881-6138

Oberhasli dairy goats- Doe in milk, '02 gray broodmare, down slzlng - Denn~s Herb Tart Cumming 770-841-5713

Buff Orp. chicks, 2 weeks, $3. Samantha

11 Kiko cross goats and goat wormer, doelings, bucklings $COO-$150S. cott Riggins Beaty Chickamauga 706-539-1285

'10 Welsummer pullets, roosters, and young Hodson Flowery Branch 770-540-0109

Levasole, goats are companions, not for Ball Ground 770-653-8580

AQHA yearling and 3 y o geldlng by trios, purebred and healthy. K. Anderson Buff roosters, $5 ea. Warren Hires Jesup

I slaughter. Rose Hill Warrenton 706-465-2264 Oberhasli Milk goats- great milk, excellent Grandson Peppy San Badqer, out of Doc Bar, Jefferson 770-778-8272

91 2-294-7358

15 productiontype does. 314 Kiko, $150 ea. milkers, bottle raised, can be registered. John Gray Bar K I ~ ~ u, n s i o k emare. Larry 11 RIR hens, 1 rooster, $12.50 each; young Buff Barred Rock Partridoe Blaci

or all for $1900, will trade for cattle. Lynn Williams Waynesville 912-285-4794

Brantley Kite 478-455-2535

Bronze turkeys, price according to age, RIR Cochins, others. ~amm; Corbin C-hatsworth

Barber Manor 912-284-1008

Pygmy goats: 2 females 1 male, brown with Donkev for sale - iennv wl arav cross. $275. chicks, $1.50 each. Billy Fowler Canton 770- 706-537-6859

2 regd. Hampshire rams, ewe fall rams, white markings, 1 year old, $40 each. Marty Lamar B j a n t levela and 70c-865-3832

479-5742

Buff, White, dark brown Leghorns, Silver

prize winning flock 4-H show animals, papers Echols Conyers 770-597-7297

Donkeys: brown 23 y.0, grey gelding 19 I 1-French Black Copper Marans chicks, 2.5 Spangled Hamburgs, Rosecombe & single

available, QR or RR scrapie resistant. Tom Pygmy nanny 1 yr, salt and pepper color, 2 y.o., very tame $250 for both, telephone ext.# months old, $5.50 or $50 all; 6-RIR chicks, comb White Leghorn Bantams. Paul Hardy

Huber Watkinsville 706-769-6721

bucks 3 months, whitelblk markings. Randy 117. Russ Dyck Comer 706-783-5133

$20, Ameraucana pair, $28 obo. Richard Fairburn 770-969-8575

20 month wh~teewe trade for hair ewe or Hill Canon 706-245-8013706-498-1691

Hanoveriangelding 16.3himported 8 yr bay Carmichael Forsyth 678-372-3335

Chicks & hatching eggs: Black Copper

sell, black Pygmy billy friendly 14 months. Quality Boer Nubian cross goats, does, gentle, elegant hunt- dressage, dutch 2 RIR roosters. $10 ea.. 8 RIR pullets. $8 Marans, BLRW,Blue Cochlns, Frizzle Cochin,

Amber Miner Davisboro 478-357-0829

bucks, wethers, $75 and up. Ken McMichael warmblood 17h imported great mover. David ea., purebred, clean environmeni, will lay Easter Egger, Buff Orpingtons, Silkies,

---. 3 BoerlKikocross bucklings, $35 ea, 1 solid Monticello 706-468-2442

Peck Tallapoosa 770-301-5839

brown eggs. Cathy Jones Vidalia 912-565- www.redroofhens.com. Shannon Boykin

red Boer cross buck $125 Mickey Price Rare longhaired Tennessee fainting goats- Mini donkey, $300, registered, tame, RQRI

Hamilton 706-582-3488 706-681-5204

Stephens 706-759-3320706-540-0768

exotic horn bloodlines, unusual colors, great handled daily, chocolate brown and gray. 2 young Partridge Rock roosters, $5; also, Chicks, Barred Rock, Delaware, Turkin

3 month old AlpineINubian female kid, for family . hearty stock, $150. Morgan Taking offers. Julie May Lavonia 706-716- arown aame hens lavina. $10. Roaer Evans (naked neck) chicks, $2.50; Muscovy ducks

bottlefed, debudded, healthy and friendly. Gilreath cave spring 770-851-9687 - 0006

kriffin 204-935-85424G-717-4746

and ducklings. LaGrangeflroup County.

-uit

229-758-2465

Red Boer billy 10 months old, $120. Ray Miniaturedonkey, solid black jack, 9 months 2- four month old Barred Rock roosters, 1 Joseph Lashley LaGrange 404-274-1702

3 months old, % Boers 3 billies, 1 nanny, Crenshaw Byron 478-956-5371

old. J.C. Lee White 678-721-0380

Dominique rooster, $8 each. John Sitek Chicks: 2-18 weeks, laying hens, Ember

I $75 must see to appreciate. Lex Williams
Dudley 478-290-5543 3 Nubian milkers, $175 1 May doeling,
bottle raised, disbudded. $85 goats are

Rean../.n.-o.n..r-ean.

A. .f.r.i.c.a-n..

P,v=o..r.n, v

ooats.
a----z

blacklwhite, caramel does, wethers, 1 buck

very small. Becky A. Franklin 706-675-0882

Registered IBGA Boer kids. Bucks and

Miniatures AMHAIAMHR reg. 200812009 colts, handled daily, very sweet, mature 3032", top bloodlines qty. discount. H. Wyrosdick Dahlonega 706-867-9073

Loganville 770-864-1460
20 Bronze turkeys, one month old as of July I l t h , $5 each. Pat Hanks Dawsonville 706265-7031

geese, & white Mallard drakes. R.E. Seckinger 735 Mack English Rd. Ellabell 31308 912-858-5048912-429-6055
Cochin, mixed chicks, $2.50 each; Barred

wormed, healthy, & disease free. Noah doesavail., fullbloods and percentage, show Miniatures: 1 black jack 9 mo., $700; 1 grey 20 Pearl auinea keets. 6 wks old. $5 ea.: Rocks. 5 avail.. 3 mo. old. $4 each. or all

Strickland Colqultt 229-758-8279

quality. Logan King Calhoun 706-264-1362 jenny 7 mo., $450; 1 grey jack 9 mo., $300 also, 12 wk.-old, B. Orp. pullets, $lolea. Deb for $15. Katie Chalker Eatonton 706-816-

6 BoerIKiko cross goats- 3 bucks, $50 ea. 3 Saanen aoats for sale- rea. call for details. Dale Morrison Chickamauga 706-539-2805 Ridings Cleveland 706-348-2257

9703

does starting @ $125 ea. various ages, herd Bishop ~ e r r i n ~ t o~no n t i c e i i o706-468-9160 Paint horse- good for kids or small adult, 2009 Hatch peacocks, $50 each. D.C. Cockerels, 8 wks.: Partridge Rocks, Blue

I reduction.
743-8688

Barbara Tucker

Crawford

706-

- 706-819-9099 knows running events, will go fast or slow,
Shetland s h e e ~lambs: soft fleece. dark $2500. Eddie Chandler Brunswick 912-223-

Townsend Kite 478-469-3444 26 different varieties of bantams: Cochins,

Polish, BC Marans, Wheaten, Ameraucanas, Olive egger trios, $5 each. Gloria Bradford

ADGA Registered Lamancha bucks for brown. fawn and' cream colors. make areat 5955

Old English, Japanese, Brahmas, Creles, BB Milledgeville 478-414-7725

sale. AutumnEidson Bremen 770-537-2778 handsbinners or childrens companion.- day Paint mare 14.lh 6 yrs, quiet, child mount, Reds; incubator hatcher wl automatic turner. Cocks, hens, stags, and pullets, reasonably

ADGA Registered Nubian Bucks and Does, Burleigh Douglasville 404-483-1345

jumps, loads, used on theraputic riding Harris Moore Cumming 770-886-6916

priced, really decent fowl. Daniel Spurlock

. adults and Kids. DonThOmDSOn Summewille
706-734-2106

Tu-nis. s.he.e.or ..

oreonant
7-q-

e- we-

ma- tu~re-

r-a- m:

Dorper sheep two young rams, $100 each.

program, $1250. L. Freeman Tyrone 770969-3147

4 roosters, 9 pullets, 6 months old, Buffs, Cornelia 706-499-9267706-499-8188 RIR, Araucanas, $7 each, or $75 for all. Kayla Cuckoo marans, May hatch, $4 each. Faye

ADGA registered Nubians, annually health Ann Edmundson Milton 404-784-6457

Paso Fino Bay gelding, 10 yrs, excellent Jacobsen Cumming 770-710-6118 678-807- Buice Dahlonega 706-216-1385

checked, certified & accredited herd, scrapies Twin Nigerian Dwarf bucks, blue eyes, bloodlines and registered, working mom no 7839

Dark Cornish game chickens, excellent

free. Sarah Frantz Abbeville 229-423-7350 Buckskin can be registered, $150 each, born time to ride, $1200 0 6 0 . Heather Stafford 5 roosters, large, good eating, $40 for all. C. meat birds, $7. Laura Revnolds Colquitt 229-

ADGA Saanen bucklings (4), ready to work April 2010. Christina Kunkel Zebulon 770- Lawrenceville 770-540-9323

Carroll Monroe 770-266-1088

758-3686 229-359-5926.

this fall, CAE free, certified TB and 567-5115

Brucellosis, scrapies herd, excellent genetics. Two 5 month old full blood Boer bucks, $70

/ Keri Rinke Athens 770-815-3000

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each, $125 for both. Alan Butler Summewille

AGS-NDGA reg show qual~ty N~ger~an706-895-3027

Dwarf bred does Herd reductm- ADGA reg Two lceland~cvouna rams for sale. $100

bottlefed Nub~anjunior doe and wethers. I each, two beautiiul ~ i b i a n s o, ne male, one

Mallory Whiddon Leesburg 229-886-8783 female, $50 each. Nancy Green Pine Mt. 706-

QH mare, approx. 13.2 hands, 4 yrs, mostly anvone can ride. she is a slow mover. $450. B& Head ~ i e n n a229-815-5124
Ranch horse, show, halter, pleasure, reining, ranch cutting, versatile, call for info. L. Branch Eatonton 404-403-9160
Reg. 2001 APHA mare bay overo, black

50 Polish, 4 colors, $10 each, 12 Cuckoo

Marans. $10 each. Comer Marans $20.
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tvpes. call after 6 Dm. J. Moraan Stockbridae fj0-506-2040 '
Diamond doves, 7 young adult breeders w/3 babies, all 10 for $80; Gold-laced Polish, 2 mo., $4 each. Donna Milliqan Martin 706540-7848

Alpine 1 Boer Nannies $70 to $95 and kids 812-8469

trim, over 16h, no vices, willing partner. Donell African Gray & white Emden geese, adults, D~amonddoves, several different colors,

(doe & wethers) $60 each. Klm owen Youna Boer bill~es.1 Boer doe. $50 each. J. Shutters Hampton 770-946-9932

$20 ea., babies, various ages, $8-$12 ea. and other varieties of birds available. Phil

Rockmart 404-394-0591

~ a z u r e cDewy ~ o s 6e78-294-7083

Rea. Paso's dispersal. 6 vr aeldina. 8 vr Betty Hill Ellenwood 770-474-8290

Butler Vidalia 912-537-0955912-246-2436

Babydoll ram lamb, white-both parents are Young fainting bucks for sale< $70. Beverly mare: 3 yr geldi;lg, all beauiiful, gentle, All ages of RIR chicks, price according to Dominicker chickens, 4 months old, $10

black. "Mock" reg. 4 mths, healthy & friendly. Dietz Elberton 706-213-2394

healthy. $5000 to a aood home. Charles age. Joe Hulme Royston 706-436-5402

each. Richard Day 3651 Sims Bridge Road

closed flock $300. Dianne Westbrook Crawford 706-540-0633

Equine For Sale

wellham Statham 678-764-5097

Ameraucana rosters and NH Reds, $10

Spotted saddle horse, baylwh gelding, each, leave a message. Jim Brindley Rincon Egyptian geese, Emden crosses, Silkies,

- -- - Babydoll sheepllambsreg black and wh~te,

great for vlneyards and pettlng zoos Tammy

Holllngshead

Hiawassee

www sweetwatercreekranchga com 706-781-

Ifyou have questions category, call Andrea Stephens
Or 404-651-9082

ads In at 404-651-

9159 Big K~koherd bllly, solid whlte, healthy, no

All equine advertisedin the Market Bulletin have had a negative 'Oggins test within

~ S f m b ~ ~ ; ~ i ~ ~ ~ , ~ , P " d ~ ~ ~ ~ $ papers, only 17 months, Nub~annanny, great

smooth rack, great trail horse, reasonable price. Shorty Creely Athens 706-247-1520
Tenn. Walker, 5 yr old gelding, pretty, flashy black roan, well trained. Creely Barbara Bishop 706-769-5716
Thoroughbreds,mares and 1 gelding, 7 and 8 yr. old, trained, pleasure, trail or show,

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Ameraucanas, 10 week old, purebred cockrels, 2 Blue, and 1 Blue Splash available, $15. each. Kirk Mussell Fairburn 404-805-
n- .71.A.
Araucana, Giant Cochins, Polish, Buff Brahma, show quality, O.E. Red Pyle, Blue

blue turkeys, guineas, mixed breed chickens, all priced according to age. Bobbie Bauserman Grovetown 706-868-1570
Farm fresh eggs, $2.50ldoz. from happy free range hens. RIR, NHR, Australorps, Barred Rocks; also roosters for sale. Elsie Herendon Blairsville 706-745-6756

for mllklng, $90 firm Albert0 Madrigal Talmo 706-983-2011

this test report must accompany the ad each time it is submitted or the notice will be

$1700-$2300 terms available. G. Atlanta 678-595-2790

Gibson

Brassy Back, quail, oihers. Randy Shoemake Carrollton 678-796-9222

Flqurita pigeons, Serama, Black Copper ~ a r a n s ,~umatras,$5 based on age a n d

Boers bucks and does, also Kiko bucks and returned to the advertiser. For this reason, Three donkey jennies 16 to 18 y.0. old, real Assorted bantams, 5 months old, $5 and breed. Richard Nix Watkinsville 706-310-

does, all full blood top notch breeders. Edward generalized ads (i.e., many horses, varieties gentle, possible bred, $200 cash. Herbert up, two large roosters, $10 each. Libby Deal 0707

Swann Temple 770-562-5977

to choose from, others, etc.) cannot be Cochran Pelham 229-294-4718

Social Circle 770-464-0046

Free: 1 rooster. 2 hens. one with 2 chicks.

Boers, Kikos large and small , $40 and up. accepted. Buyers are urged to request Triple registered, (SSH), 14 y.0, blacklwhite Baby guinea fowl, $2 and up, depending on OEGB, to good home only. Jennifer Elllngton

Russell Cantrell Newborn 770-855-3008

verification of a negativeCoggins test before mare, dead broke, very smooth rack, shows, age and color. Jim Gregoryk Cleveland 706- Helena 229-868-2241

Butter & Cream special- Pvqmv nanny goat. purchasing any equine. Any falsification of once in lifetime horse, $3,000. Patti Potter 3 i O - A G 2 K

Full blooded Mille Fleur D'uccles. red blue

a year old, very tame, loves-attention..$250. Coggins tests can result in fines andlor Colbert 706-743-5615

Baby guineas for sale. Doug Muse Resaca laced Wyandottes. mixed ~ ~ a n d o t t eRsh, ode

Ray Miller Buchanan 404-831-6344
Dorper sheep, 100% black heads, adult
1 ewes and 1 ram lamb, great producers, herd
reduction, $150 each. Vickey Russell Murrayville 404-909-9291
Fainting goat, white female, needs to be with other fainting goats, $50 leave message. V. Wilkerson Griffin 770-617-1305
Finn sheep and Suffolk sheep 5 young rams born in March 2010; Pygmy goats- 6 young male, born 2010. Dolletta Montgomery
Cohmerce Jackson 478-992-8850
Full-blood registered Dorper sheep, breeding and show quality, ewes, rams, 6 months to 4 years. Cindy RobertsTunnel Hill 423-290-3865
p Katahdin ram lambs; 5 months; $100; older
bred ewes. Marsha Madray Waynesboro 706-554-2789

suspension of advertising privileges in the Market Bulletin. This regulation also applies !o equine advertised in the "At Stud" and Boarding" categoriesof the quartedyequine editions.
'02 blklwht palnt reg mare, r~des,loads, started over fences, goes Western and Enqllsh. 15 h. Peqqv Gwln Franklin 770-854-
5532 770-862-2167
'09 AQHA Grulle Stallion. 14H. EIE tested. gentle and easy to handle, leads, $2,300: Bobby Kyle Danielsville 770-329-4293
'97 American warm blood, 16.2h, bay, jumps 3', great manners, sweet, ready to show, illness forces sale, $6800. W. Abrams Milner 770-228-3865
'98 AQHA bay, Kay Cee Leaguer, great trail horse, very flashy. Randy Pilgrim Thomson 706-595-9736
1 male miniature horse- 2 yr old., red,

TWH 11 yr.old. reg. black gelding, gentle but spirited. tons of ~ersonalitv. custom ~ a k o i a tack included. $2500:' Rhonda Thigpen Macon 478-960-1010
TWH 12 yr gelding 14.3 sorrel blaze, 3 socks, great trail horse, gentle smooth, $1800. Anoie Jones Waverlv Hall 31831 706-58238g8
TWH beaut~fulstreamlines 16h chestnut geldlng w/3 wht socks, nlrelns, Vsafe, no vices, friendly, easy keeper Jim Carroll Lawrenceville 770-513-1448
TWH, 7 y.0, blk geldlng, show exp, pretty and smooth G Hollln Athens 706-540-1881
TWHBEA red roan breedlng stall~on,10 yo, beaut~fulw, ell mannered, easy to breed Gary Hollln Bishop 706-769-8790
Two reg Paso geldings, both gray, 7 yrs and 112 brothers and r ~ d ~ nwgell, $1200 each,

706-277-3730

Island Reds, $2 and up. Brandi Patterson

Baby Pearl guineas, $2 each, 4 pair of Gray Epworth 706-632-6858

Japanese bantams, $15 pair. James King Full grown laying chickens, $5 each.

Newborn 770-787-3674

Andrea Dalton Macon 478-785-1617 478-

Bantam Barred Rock pairs, $20, Silver- 737-6352

laced Polish chicks, $7-$10 each, based on Full-blooded roosters: Brown Leghorn.

age, all from Proven champion d ~ ~ w s t o c kW. hite Wyandotte, and Buff Cochin. Tammy

Kelly C0rley Aragon 404-314-3438

Griffin Hiawassee 706-896-3835

Bantams, $15 pair, $20 for 3. William Smith

Ball Ground 770-893-2144

Blues, Whitehackle, and crosses; also, brown

Bantams, Reds, Pure bred, $2 each; egg layers few bantams and pens. Terry

also, have some Pharaoh quail. J. Johnson wood

Ellenwood 404-226-5077

7233

706-207-6753 706-335-

Bantams, hatched 04-27-10, Cochin mix, very

colorful, $5 each. Steve Pirkle 3496 North ,iX, RIR chicks, ~~~b~~~ bantam pair.

Bogan Road Buford 30519 770-820-9560

Laneah Clark Toccoa 706-491-9262

Barred Rock chicks, few Barred Rock hens

and

a few 'IR

Morgan Shiloh 706-457-2472

hens. P.J.

Griffen Claret cock, shipping available. Paul Bond Ro ston 706-245-7541

Belgian D'Uccle cockerels and pullets, Mille

Katahdin, St Croix sheep, grass fed, wether lambs, 6- 7 months old, call for more
s4 information. David Jackson Rockmart 770-
684-5290 404-379-9552
Kiko & Kiko mix, various ages, does, bucks, wethers. James Crook Fairmount 404-234-
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Kiko 100%NZ Buck AKGA 3 yr, $650, 211yr 100% NZ Buck reg. $450/each, ADGA NubianIBuck 2 yr $150. Gary Benton Gray glcalicof.com 478-808-0820
Kiko billies 6 months old, no papers, $125.
, Larry Griner Alapaha 229-686-4608
Kiko cross goats for sale 19 does, most

approx 34" tall, $250. ~ j k e Tanner Milledgeville 478-452-6053
10 v.o.. AQHA. Dun. mare. ex-bloodline. gentle: trail riding, no bad habits, $2800. Al Blackburn Dawsonville 770-401-2862
1ly.0, spotted racking only- 13.2 hands, Granddaughter's outgrown, needs tuneup, $1900. Pat McGill Thomson 706-831-1554
12 yr. old TWH, 16 hands, liver chestnut gelding, sound, $600. Eston Cantrell Cherrylog 706-276-6015
1998 Thoroughbred mare by Tricky Creek, she won $101.000. she'll still race. or breed. $2500. Amy Watts Statham 404-213-7856

Will cons~dertrade Larry Gunter Vienna 229268-5915
Poultry/Fowl For Sale
If you have any questions regard~ngads m thrs category, call Shavonne Smith at 404651-9081or 404-651-9082
Any person engaged i n buying live poultry of any kind for resale, or in selling live poultry of any kind bought for the purpose of resale, must be licensed by the Georgia Department of Agriculture. Possessing such a license does not by itself disqualify an individual from

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'lack Australorps*

& RIR blue cock, Lacy RH cock, Hatch cross cock.

- - have kidded this past vr. $150 per goat. Jeff
Krause Hartwell 706-371-2072 ' -
Miniature P,vo-m,v aoats: babies. males and

2005 AQHA bay mare- 5 AQHA reining points, $12,900. Rebecca Auxier Wintewille 706-546-1505

advertising poultry in the Market Bulletin; however, advertisers should note that all livestock (which includes poultry), must

chicks, 6 Red Gold male pheasants, $20 each. Charles Hamby P.O. Box 1127 Temple 30179 678-839-9007

cody ~ i l Tebmp~le 77~0-5~62-0784770-9007787
Grown Cuckoo marans, 1 rooster and hens,

females. Louie Estep Newnan 770-301-4449 3 y.0, bay Arabian gelding gentle and have been in possession of the advertiser

770-301-3843

willing, ready for saddle or cart, must reduce for a minimum of 90 days or, in the case of

Black Copper R I R 3 $2

Maran, each.

straight Amy

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chicksB, $a5 ll$6G0.uJinaemaeskeBertosw, n$4Geraaych4.78F-u9l8to6n-5D53a5ugherty

Myotonic bred females and doelings, 112 to herd, $500. Jeanne Johnson Cairo 229-307- chicks, ducklings, etc., must have been Ground 770-597-7769

Valdosta 229-244-0799

15/16 percent, healthy, dewormed. Harriet 0173 850-445-9554

raised by the advertiser before offering Black Giant Pullets and laying hens; also, Guinea keets, Royal palm, and mixed

O'Rear Cloudland 706-398-0858

4 Mini, black & white horses, 7 yrs., with them for sale i n the Market Bulletin. young Black Giant roosters, s7-S10 ea.1 "cry turkey poults hatchlings to 2 months. Sara

Nanny goats, dewormed and vacc, $45 and up. Debbie Phillips Haddock 478-932-5863

John Deere wagon & harness, pulls great. $1900. G~naThomas Elberton 706-283-2680

Mallard ducks must be at least three generations from the wild before they can

healthy birds. Kyle Price Summewille 706857-6569 706-506-2312

- ~ ~ bBlai;bsvillei ~706~-745-2328
Half AmeraucanaMlhite Leahorn rooster

NPGA registered and unregistered Pygmy 5 yr old, reg. TW palomino gelding, 8 yr be advertised in the Market Bulletin. Black Sexlink layers, $8 each. Kenneth needs a home, free to good home. Nancy

goats- disbudded, utd on worming, hoofcare, oalomino oaint mare. $650 each. David Head Advertisers must include this information Buffington Royston 706-245-9706

Pugh Covington 770-385-9518

hairs and vaccines. Samantha Pierce Newborn ~ u ~ o d'7e7n0-468-4430

in notices submitted for publication.

Blk. Dutch & Wht. Leghorn bantams, 10 1 Hatch. Kelsos. Sids. Asils. Doms. pure 8

770-853-9254

5 yr.old, SSH gelding, redlwht 14.2h, very '04 pair Burmese Java peacocks, $650, varieties of OEGB, show quality. Russell crosses,2010 hatch. $25/up, breeding &

NPGA registered Pygmy goats for sale. Jeff pretty, gentle wlgreat ground manners and other 2009, 2008, 2007 peacocks available Morrison Waverly Hall 706-464-0420 706- trios, $350lup. Clarence Clay Ill Macon 478-

Fauscette Resaca 706-602-0883

smooth gajt. Betty Collins Dublin 478-272-0642 Terry Elmore Macon 478-361-3468

464-0963

474-3109 478-335-3785

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

THE MARKET BULLETIN

- Hatching eggs & chicks, Black Copper RIR laying hens, $8, game rooster, $10;
Marans, Buff & BBS, Speckled Sussex, Silkie Hens, 2 black, 1 white, laying eggs, $10 Welsummers, & others; turkeys, ducks. each. Ryan Tyree Sautee 706-878-9774
-Livestock Sales and Events guineas, httP://thegarryfarm.webs.com. RIR pulletsbeginningto lay, 5 112 mo., $15

ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK

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Nancy Garry Bowdon 404-409-2352

each. Harold Betsill 3139 Teamon Road

Hens, pullets, roos: Dominique, Griffin 30223 770-337-7787

category, call Shavonne Smith at 404-651-

Barnevelders, Olive Eggers, Buff Orpington, RIR roosters, 15 months old, $10, 1 have 8. 9081 ~404-651-9082.

Clip and Save Calendar ;

blue Copper Marans. Indian runner ducks, $8- Alan England200 ~ tCa. rme1ch. ~ dTe. mple The Alternative Livestock category

$15 each, peafowl, $40 up. Debra Hodges 30179 770-562-9417

contains ads for ratites (ostriches, rheas

Sale City 229-336-2787

RIRS, ~ ~orpf inigtons,q,ouenducks,

Homing pigeons: White, Blue Bar, Checks, turkeys, bantams, and pigeonslcage birds,

Black, Red Grizzle, and more colors, healthy Danny Ryals Milledgeville 478-452-8497

young birds. Kim Hogan Cleveland 706-809- 478-804-3868

1215

seramababy ,-hicks, $10 each, all colors,

Indian Blue peacocks, hatched this year, dozen eggs, $25, adult pairs, $60. Charles

siow $100 pair. John Justice Grantv~lle770-583- ~ h o mson LO anville 770-466-8755

Alpacas, pet and fiber quality males, from

9064

ser:mas,

stock chicks, all must $250. Juanita Crake Dawsonville 706-265-

Java Green peacocks, white Mandarin go. James Wiggins Stone Mountain 678- 7328

ducks, $150 pair, mallards, Roseybilled 531-3328

Alpacas: herd reduction sale, Crias,

Pochards, Indian Blue peacocks. James Several Moore hatch pullets, $10 each,

Taylor Glenwood 912-523-5809

need to sell, don't have room, John Adams

Misc. Small Animal Sale, NE Georgia

2015.

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Sale, 6 pm, GAL #3478, Eastanollee Every 2nd & 4th Sat. R&R Goat & Livestock 1

Livestock Market, Hwy. 17 between

Auction, goats & chickens, 12 noon,

Toccoa& Lavonia. Info:706-779-5944or

526 Hwy. 56 N., Swainsboro. Info: Ron I

706-599-7606.

Claxton, 478-237-8825 or 478-237- 1

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Jumbo brown quail chicks: $80 for 50, $130 Rockmart 770-324-8910

for 100; eggs: $601100, $1101200, show

white

also1,2 breeds Buffalo heifer, breeding age, exc. cond., 2

www.jumbo-brown-coturnix-quail.com. Walter of 0 , ~ba.ntams, all from good stock, ~i~~~~ 112 yrs. old. Joe Digieso Canton 770-475-

Roderick Blue Ridge 828-835-0277

Roach Toccoa 706-244-0079

7092 770-313-8456

Large breed roosters: Araucanas. Gold silkie and serama,-hicks

Buffs, some mixed Black Jersey Giants; large special $1, quality ~

~ 'Silkie~s, tin; ~

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brown eggs for shippinglpick-up, call for seramasM, ~~ ~ ~ b pobwdei r ~spr~ings

details. Claudine Brown S u m m e ~ i l l e706- 770-943-1007

p 397-2059 Large, colored meat chickens, $8 each. B. all or $7

standard cochins, $10 each,

Thomas Bartow 478-299-1143

D~~~~A M~.~~ ~h~~~~~ 706-541-9377

ybung Laying hens, $12, doves, $10 each, must Silver Sebright $20 pair White-faced Black

pick-up. Bill Price Swainsboro 478-237-5366 spanish

$10,

0 ~ ~ s6elf 8 ~

Laying hens, pullets, and chicks, bantams, Blues, Crele, Blue Red Sport. Mandy Meyer

p large breeds, and other fowls, call after 5 pm. Rome 706-766-8171
George Gibson Blakely 229-723-2326

Info: 770-358-087211786.

Auction; 1 pm, goats, fowl & small

Teresa, 678-414-9335 or 678-414- 1

animal auction; GAL#AU003224; Red

8905.

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Barn Livestock Auction, Sylvester. Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Livestock Auction, I

Info.: 229-776-9009.

Waddell Auction Barn, Climax, Ga., 1

very Sat. Horse Auction, All Breed Horse

pm, selling goats, sheep, poultry and I

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

small animals; selling miscellaneousat I

Reidsville. GAL 2687 Info: Mike Holland,

10 am; #AU003249. Info.: 229-246- 1

Laying hens, R.I. Reds, White Leghorns, paired, Michael Vickers Ambrose 912-359-

Cochins, $10 ea.. Curtis Barf~eldGray 478- 3762

wan, 986-5924 478-986-8852

Dorthe Peloquin Augusta 706-339-9990

Laying hens: Welsummer, RR crosses, $15 www.LaCailleRanch.com, Jim Basken Forest Male and female llamas priced between

ea., Black Copper Maran pair, $85, all 1.5 years old. Clar~ndaStreetman Watkinsville 706-769-7820
Mallard duck babies and Silkie chicks. Ed

Park 404-408-5086
Taking

$100 and 340-1095

$300.

Chris

Choquette Winder

706-

old thru flight conditioned, call for price and availability, some mutant pheasants, Ron

Alternative Livestock

Countryman Rockmart 770-480-3518

Guthrie Nashville 229-300-0284

Requiring PermitRicense

Dromedary St.. Woodbury. Info: Bubber

AU003174. Info.: 478-230-7324 or I

or Penny Fishburne, 706-553-97001706- 478-230-1895. Every 2nd & 4th Sat.

Livestock

auction

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Mallard ducks, 7 weeks old. Fred Gayton Three RIR roosters, $8, or take all $20, 5

Cummin 770-887-9476

mo, olds, Hwy 61 N,

Co, Charles

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Walthour Dallas 404-985-3636 770-445-2942

September '09 New Hampshire rooster. Ray Trios of Rouen, Blue Swedish. Cayuga,

Ingram Blairsville 706-994-4217 706-745- Khaki Campbell, all pure breeds, $45 per trio,

Smith at 404651The Georgia Department of Natural

5356 Mixed breed biddies, st. run, born 7/28, $3

TrioZeaglerDuckFarm,com, Linda Zeagler Adrian 478-290-9975

Resources regulates many exotic animals, including most hoofed stock except llama

each. Chuck Stillman Sasser 229-234-1069 Turkey, Silkie, Serama chicks, guinea

229-669-6699

keets, starting at $3, Serama pairs. $15.

Mixed Reds and White chickens. Diane Ginny Pope Douglasville 770-577-3666

Barton Armuchee 706-234-9624

Turkeys, 3 adults, 12- two month olds.

Livestock Barn. Info: Wayne Coker, 706- Every 3rd Sat. Goat & Sheep Sale, 12 noon,

Agri Auction Sales, held at Eastanollee I

very Sat. night Goat, Poultry& Small Animal

Livestock Market, Hwy. 17 btwn. 1

Auction, 7 pm, Bradley-WaysideAuction,

Toccoa & Lavonia. Info: Ricky 1

1035 Monticello Hwy., Gray. GAL 306.

Chatham, 706-491-2812 or Jason 1

Info: Nancy Wilson, 478-986-4413. very 1st & 3rd Sat. Small Animal Sale,

Wilson, 706-491-8840.

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goats, sheep & poultry, 1 pm, misc. Livestock auctions listed i n the 1

merchandise, 6 pm, Deer Run Auction, Market Bulletin sometimes offer related I

Muscovy ducks, pairs and extra mature Kenny Hutcheson Baxley 912-278-3987912-

Drakes, $17.50 each, ducklings, $5 up, 367-5840

according to age, various colors. Mario Perez Turkin hens, $25 each, 2 weeks old, $10

LaGrange 706-882-6569

each. Harry propes Flowery Branch 770-

Mute swan Cygnet, 12 weeks old, not 967-6762

pinioned or sexed, healthy and growing fast, Two-week old Rhode lsland Red, species of hoofed stock (except llama and

parents on premises. Barry Wisebram Dominique, or Ameraucana chickens. Doug

Atlanta 404-272-2480

Westmoreland Commerce 706-338-0203

Nine adult guineas for $25. Jeff Eschedor Wheaten Marans, Wheaten and Blue

Martin 706-716-0534

Wheaten Old English bantams. Mike Brown

O.E. Bantams, Blue Brassy, Blue Mille, LaGran e 706-884-8217

Brassy Back quail, SDW, Red Fawn, Weht-i BlackMlhitelFawn quail, Sport, Moderns, James Hulett Cisco 706-695-2450 others. Janice Payne Jasper 706-692-6769

Bufts,

OE bantams, Moderns, Cochin bantams, roosters, 6 mo. old, $5. Gary Ridley

Barred Rock bantams, brown egg laying pullets. LaFayette 706-638-1911

C. Arrendale Marble Hill 770-893-3403

O E Poultry/Fowl Requiring

Fleur, Blue Milles Fleur, Blue Brassy Backs, Silver & Fawn Duckwings, and more. Marvin

PermitRicense

LIVESTOCK WANTED

Roach Toccoa 706-244-8131706-244-0079 If you have questions regarding t h i s category must be for specific livestock; for

400 obo. C. Minyard Monroe

OEGB: BB Reds, Silver & Fawn category, call Shavonne Smith at 404-651Duckwings, Creles, Blacks, Blues, Whites, 9081 Or404-651-9082.

Brassy Backs, & OEGB quails. Ted Charles Advertisements for bobwhite quail must

Dou lasville 770-942-6847

be accompanied by a copy of the

0; English bantams & Seramas, call for advertiser's commercial quail breeders

pricing and available colors. David Wood license. Since this is a state protected

Dahlonega 770-366-4132

bird, the Georgia Department of Natural

old Englishbantams, Berchens, Wheatens, Resources requires anyone selling

- Blue Wheatens, Silver Gingers, Blues, Brassy bobwhite quail to have this license. For
Backs, BB Reds, Brown Reds, etc. Johnny license information, write: LBRU

Reece Woodstock 404-399-3878

COMMERCIAL LICENSE, 2065 US Highway

one lst quality Wade-Jean line Blue 278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30025-4743.

Copper Maran cockerel, 6 mo. old, $50. Bobwhite quail eggs andlor day old chicks, Looking for a quality Hereford Bull, contact

p - Darren Hill Jackson 678-972-9305

call for pricing and availability. Gabe Robinson Mead Cattle. Thomas Mead Midville 706-

Brown BR Cubalay, 3 mo. old chicks, email:

Art.montague@gmail.com.

caroline

Montague Athens 706-340-9091

Pigeons: Damescenes, Silky Rollers,

Modenas, and Sattinettes, and many more;

quail, e~~s7$481100$,1681600, $26011,000, flight year-round,
wadleyquailfarm.com. Raymond Meadows p.0. 338 Wadley 30477 478-252-5345

444-5421 Looking for

reasonably priced

goats,

also, doves, we ship. Daniel Vaughan Forest Park 404-438-5304404-361-7168

P o u ~ ~ ~ ~ /WFaontwed~

sheeps, cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys. Francisco Languren White 770-720-9442

Pigeons: Top quality Capuchines, Helmets, 1 0' 2 African geese for the lonely one. Bob Newborn beef cattle- no dairy cattle, I raise

Saxon Monks, Old German Owls, Lahores,

Snellv7il7le0-388-9347

them to 475 Ibs. Benjamin Umberger

Frilled Backs, will ship. Nambia Bennett Egyptian geese and Mandarin ducks Dawsonville 706-216-7907770-363-3187

Atlanta 404-622-9432

wanted. Hank Brown Thomasville 229-227- small mule to pull single hitch buggy- must

P Penedu esecam s, Crep le, ank d Pai rtridgen , $5. H Female Pu eking dul cks for mae le who y lost his

be bomb 1273

proof. T.

Maletz Monticello

706-468-

p James Reeves Concord 678-603-0554

mate. Joanne M c K o ~260 J.B. M c K o ~lkad

Pure Kelso and white pure Hatch; also, Law Greys, trios avail. and crosses. James

New"anCOWS, excellent blood lines. Jimmy Gragg
for pair of bantam Salmon Adairsville 404-245-6771

Weathers Grayson 404-554-5198
Purebred Old English bantams. Blue Brassy Back and Brassy Back from show stock, reasonable prices. Herbie or Sharon
p Smith Mableton 770-941-1066 Purebred show quality: Mille Fleur D'uccles, Old English: Black, Blue, BB Red, Wheaten,

Faverolles, must be very good quality. Janie

Etheridge Dallas 678-363-6630

Male any

for lonely

Darrel'

Griffin 678-416-2091

Want to buy goats, hogs, sheep, horses, purebreed or mixed breed, will pick up, will pay cash. Donald Green Temple 770-8416815

Mute peacock. Barry WisebraA wtl lanta

- 40W4-a6n2t7-p4ig0e0o7ns, hens, roosters, etc., good pGleearasled cEadllw; aarlsdos

Barbados blackbelly sheep. Thomasville 229-226-7263

- LIVESTOCK HANDLING - aySosouRscnthidgao.ldgPCeuoiirInlcsisellaehan,s7dW,7t0Ruh-rie8tked5e1yaS-sn9i,ld6kai6en2sd. dMuictckhs. HDcuwhbaibcykansred, - gd&1uW2"c-ka,3lin8n"t4gs-s5t.~o61C~3bhg~ua1yr~2le-ds3m8;a4Ml8-le5ar6~rcd1e3~rd~uWc~Aiklml4abc~eeogr4ogLcs~heae~oreyrt i 9n12g-2.88-0036

p Beard Royston 706-245-5736 Rhode lsland Red chicks for sale. James close to ill^,

sprice ~ ~ i c~atego~ry, c~ aN An~dreai Stelphelns ~at 404-651-

Ellison Hampton 770-946-4439

770-535-8899

9081 or 404-651-9082.

Wanted: Rhode lsland Red chicks, hatchedJune 24,

'00 Sundowner Valulite. 3H GN,AC added

2010, $2 each. Robert Drake 3324 Kenny Rd Winder, Ga, area, Skipp Schrepp Bethlehem

Augusta 30906 706-560-2820

770-880-9221

Rhode lsland Red pullets, Dark Cornish,

Pekin ducks. Brian Sturdy Dahlonega 706- Ameraucana chickens, close to Griffin. Angel

865-9201

Pollan Griffin 770-713-2280

Athens 678-350-1012

and weighed 24 pounds and two ounces.

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1996 Southern 2 horse bumper pull, aluminum, 7'3", new matsltires, great condtion, photos avail. $4,850. Janie Schower Locust Grove 678-895-9556
1997 Aluminum World stock trailer hold 10 horses with front tack room, $5500 0 6 0 . Kristi Winter Springfield 912-414-9614

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4 purebred lion head babies, they are 1

month old. great FFA or 4-h project, $20. Kari

'10 4x5 net wrapped Fescue Bermuda mix, $40, square $4.50, cow rolls, $30. Neil Brasington Buchanan 770-716-5393
'10 4x5 rolls Fescue/Rye/Bermuda mix, horse hay, fertilized, $50 ea., delivery available. Harold Bowden Jackson 770-7752267

2010 4x5 Fescue, in barn, Fescue/Johnson 2010 Fescue mlx, round bales 4x5, $35,

grass mix, well fertilized & sprayed. Wayne 5x6, $40, In barn, few '09 crop, $20. Edward

Chastain Carnesville 706-308-1212

Holmes Dallas 404-372-7734

2010 4x5 rolls, Fescue Berrnuda hav, well 2010 Fescue mlx, sq bales, horse qual~ty,

fertilized & rain free, $35 in barn, delivery stored In barn 50-60 lb , $3 50 ea Jenn~fer

available. M. Robinson Carrollton 770-862- Sosebee Clermont 770-983-0174 770-540-

6568

4110

2 horse BP Featherlite horse trailer, good Crandall Eatonton 706-473-7628

'10 4x5 round bale, net wrap. Fescue, $25; 2010 4x5 rolls, Fescue cow hav in barn. $25 2010 Fescue. 4x5 round bale. ram free $30

shape solid, $650 must sell. Tony Delito Mauk 8 week old, light grey Flemish Giant square bales, good, horse quality, $3. Kabe roll, 2010 4x5 ~ e s c u ehorse hay, call for per roll. Jim Garrett Blairsville 706-835-5693

I I I 229-314-9034

bunnies, handled daily and are very sweet, Cain Clermont 770-530-0125 770-519-9230 prices. Ricky Waters Dawsonville 706-429- 2010 Fescue, Bermuda, Rye, Orchard, 4x5

2 Horse Featherlite wlDR & ramo. BP, hav $20 a piece. Chris Foster Jonesboro 770- '10 4x5. too aualitv Bermuda horse hav. net 5243

round, $35. Michael Bugden Newnan 678-

mangers, exc. condition. '97 model, ail 477-8056

wrapped, barn stored, weed free. "well 2010 4x5 rolls, FescueIBermuda hay, in 428-2917

aluminum, $8500. Ashlev Godwin L-verlv.706- Babv rabbits for sale. Californian & fertilized. Steve Greene Wavnesboro 843- barn, $33 each, 11/09 hay, $26 each, '08 hay, 2010 Fescue, horse quality, well fertilized

676-5566

~ a l i f o r ; l i a n / ~m~ix, $10. Mr. Larry Monroe 247-1289

$13. Lee Rampey Elberton 706-283-1237 sq. bales, $3.75, 4x5 rolls, $35, some $25,

, 2002 Bloomer 3 horse trailer with 6 foot 770-267-8575

'10 Alfalfa, 50-60 Ib. squares, $8, van 2010 4x5 round bale hay, well limed and mulch hay sq. bales, $2.75. Rick Anderson

shorhvall, Interior by bunkhouse conversions California, 5 wks., ready now, 27 total, trailers avail., choice net wrap Berrnuda, fertilized, BermudalBahia, $40. Jerry Maxwell Ta lorsville 404-402-8470

with Onan generator, asking $27,000 obo. bucksldoes, $10 each or $8 each if all taken. cheap, del. avail. Dar Bohnenstiehl Fort ManChester 706-655-3325706-573-0867

Benji Roberts Good Hope 404-402-7259

Melanie Graham Comer 706-540-9738

Valley 770-468-4682

2010 4x6 rolls, Fescue mix hay, $30 ea., hay, 4x5, netwrapped and square bales, well

2004 Sundowner GN 8008 3h living Dwarf, Mini-Rex, and mix bunnies prices '10 Alfalfa, 60-65 Ib. bales, very nice hay, 1200 Ibs., call after 6 pm. William Baldwin fertilized and sprayed, $35 and $4. Randy

/ quarters loaded with up grades, excellent range from $6 & up; Flemish giantsINZW, just $9, delivery available. N. Sarty Euharlee 404- Calhoun 706-625-4566

Cannon Elberton 706-283-0901

condition, $44000 0 6 0 . Stewart Vickery weaned, $10 and up. Brian Harvill Covington 406-1565

2010 Alfalfa. 80 lb.. S91bale. stored in 2010 Fescue. we arass. net wraooed 4 x i

Barnesville 770-550-2101

678-300-5638

'10 Alicia hay, square bales, fertilized and Covington. T. Freilich McDonough 770-294- rolls, good hay, baielsville area.' ~ e eRoy

24' Stoll gooseneck stock trailer, 7' wide, 2 Flemish Giant(silver), Mini Rex, Netherland barn kept, $4 each, 10 minimum. Scott Lynch 5881

Hattaway Danielsville 706-795-2817 706-

cut gates, escape door, 8 k axles, elechrakes, Dwarf, Dutch and Holland Lop does, bucks Waynesville 912-266-4755

2010 Alfalfalorchard grass, small square 202-4839

redlwhite top. C.Wesley Dawson and babies, many colors, state licensed. '10 Alicia square bales, fertilized, barn bales, 50-55 Ib. bales, $6.50-$7 per bale 2010 FescueIOrchard, top quality, weed

. Summewille 706-859-1607

Brooke Whiddon Leesburg 229-886-8781 stored, rain free. Charles West Waycross delivered. Eli Collins Ellenwood 419-512- free, in barn, $3.50/bale, or $3/bale, over 100.

32x6 Neckover gooseneck cattle trailer, Holland Lop babies and adults, many 912-282-6376 912-283-3184

f"i f"i "R l

Chris Donath Ellijay 706-636-5224

single 10k dual axle, $3700. Jeremy Kay colors, pedigreed, show quality, $25. Brenda '10 Bermuda, Tift 44, $5/bale, well-fertilized, 2010 Alicia Bermuda hay, cow quality, 2010 hay, 4x4, $25, 5x6, $50, well fertilized,

Rock Spring 423-240-3851

McDaniel Good Hope 770-207-6150

square bales, horse quality, in barn, delivery fertilized well. 4x5 rolls. $45/roll. deliverv delivery avaliable. Steven Gordon Glennville

Bia Valley workina chute, 6 oanels, Holland Loos. from show stock. babies and extra. Charlie or Helmut Cawthon Rome 706- available. ~te;en Bridges Doerun' 229-78:- 912-977-3034

sweeptank -w/qate, self lock headaate adults, $10. B. K. McDaniel ~ o n r ' o e770-307- 266-6283

5470 229-376-0543

2010 hay, 4x5, 5x5, and square bales,

excelient condition, $1100; 4 ton feed hopper, 7292

'10 BermudaIFescue mix round bales, 2010 Alicia hay, fertilized, weed free, large Fescue and Berrmuda, $4 to $40. Roger

$800. Joe Curlee Milledgeville 478-932-5414 Lop eared and Lionhead bunnies for sale. horse quality, net wrapped, sheltered, $35/roll. round bales, horse quality. John Scott Tifton Busby Carnesville 706-384-5135

BP 14' cattle trailer no rust. need some floor Joyce Jones Fayetteville 770-757-9982

Ellis Astin Villa Rica 770-459-5013

229-392-6520 229-382-7787

2010 hay, 5x6 rd. bales for sale, fertilized,

work, aood tires. J.W. Holbrooks Cedartown Mini Rex show quality no pedigree, black '10 BermudalFescue/Orchardgrass, mixed 2010'Alicia, $3.50 square bale. Richard no sticks, $50, leave msa. Bo Hammond

otter castor, broken casior sol~dblack, 6 wks, square hay bales, horse quality, $5 each. Fran Allday Blackshear 912-449-9370 912-218- Griffin 770-227-6195

Cattle squeeze chute homemade, $500- 2 $20. Tanya Alberti Senoia 770-851-9008

Masters Buford 770-945-6433

2132

2010 hay, horse quality Fescue, Orchard

head aates $300 and $150. Jonnv Brown Netherland Dwarfs, showibrood, excellent '10 Coastal Bermuda sq.bales, $4.50, barn 2010 Alicia, Berrnuda, 4x5 rolls, $40 barn, arass. well fertilized. 4x4 rolls. $30. barn

cony&s 404-925-8848 .

oediarees, sellina all, $40 each- orice break kept, round 5x5, net wrapped, $40. Wayne $35 field, Alfalfa, 4x5 rolls, $100, barn, exc. stored. Jerry smiley' Blue ~ i d g e7'0'6-838-

CM 2004 20 ft Aluminum stock trailer, for ak Terri ~reaihouseFort valley 478-827- ~ y m Ws aynesboro 706-554-4510

qlty. Tim Meeks Douglas 912-384-6744 877- 0366

$8500. Dennis Jordan Temple 770-562-8517 0790

'10 Coastal Bermuda square bales, horse 247-1104

2010 hay, Rye grass, Fescue, millet,

I 205-288-6720 Draft size harness, collar, hames (3 sets),

New Zealand rabbits startina at $10. reds aualitv. well fertilizedllimed. $5. deliverv
and whites. Chris Tenbrink t iff in '770-584- 1 available. oics on ~ a r w o o d Farms o i

2010 Bermuda & Tift 85 round hay bales, Bahiagrass in barn, $40/roll, 5x4 rolls, net $40/bale. Stoney Layfield Ideal 229-848-0092 wrapped, fertilized, most horse quality. Bob

pads, reins, misc. parts, $250. ' ~ a r s h a0173

facebook. ~ a v eGawood Monticello 770- 229-944-4282

Miller Greenville 706-672-1111

I Cashwell Fortson 706-327-3546 706-326- NZW rabbits, approx 12 weeks old, these 354-2085

2010 Bermuda 4x5 rolls in barn, $40, 2010 hay, wheat, oat, fescue mix, barn kept

6070

get big, $15 each or 2 for $25. Dan Patterson 1 0 Coastal. Tift 4 4 $25-35: Fescue. Fescue, $25. Terry Stephenson 2637 Adams and rain free, 4x4 rolls, $30, square, $3. Adam

Goat worker, has head gate, swing side Ellaville 229-942-8213

Bermuda mix, '$20-35, 4x5 rolls,' cow hay: Clarke Rd. Commerce 30530 706-207-5279 Holley Rockmart 770-519-5650 770-684-

gates, shout with F and R gates, $950. John Pedigreed Holland Lop bunny, Bucks $15 Scott McDaniel Yatesville 706-472-3013

2010 Bermuda hay, irrigated, fertilized, 0559

Rozar Pineview 229-313-9208

and Does $20. April Cox Oxford 770-733- '10 CoastallBermuda, prime horse quality sprayed, sq. bales, $5, round 4x5, $30, Macon 2010 horse quality Berrnuda, Rye mixed,

Leather harness, pony size. too large for 6651

hay, fert., UGA soil specs., $6lsq., 4x5 rd. area. Harold Distel Knoxville 770-584-1862 $4.50, in barn, Bermuda weed square, $5.50,

mini never been used, $150 obo. Sherri Rabbits for sale, all sizes and colors, bales, $30/$401$50, del. available. Olin 2010 Bermuda horse aualitv, $5.50. Fescue in barn. Keith Boozer Monroe 770-601-5217

Fitzpatrick Colbert 706-207-5633 706-788- Lionhead, Holland Lop, Dutch and crosses. Trammel1 Forsyth 478-994-6463 478-960- horse quality, $4 @ barn; del. avail. Al 2010 horse aualitv hav, BermuddOrchard

3256

Rachel Terhune Dawson 229-254-6561

7239

Guillebeau Monroe 770-267-8929

grasstFescue, mixed, s i , $4.50, rolls, $40,

Looking for used cattle panels, squeeze Rare Silver fox rabbits for sale - heritage '10 Fescue mix hay, Coastal Bermuddrye 2010 Bermuda round bale. 4x4. in barn. del.tstorage avail. Roneld Campbell

chute, tub etc. Larry Rigsby Chicamauga breed - $50. Joni Lee Waverly 912-399-4408 mix, $50 in barn, both large 4x6 round bales. $40; 2010 Fescue round bale, 4x4, in barn; Rockmart 770-748-3419

423-595-0539

San Juan rabbits starting @ $10. Branndon Tony Smith Monticello 706-476-2051

$30. Wavne Mitchell Gav 678-858-2419 404- 2010 horse aualitv. fertilized. weed-free.

Nice Sundowner bumper pull, straight load. Butler Monroe 404-867-0807

'10 Fescue rolls, well fertilized, rain free, 597-653i

barn stored, 4x5'rollg Fescue, $45, ryegrass

Dianne Cassara Loganville 678-523-2256

San Juan rabbits, black, white & arav 8 to 9 horse quality, $35 per roll. Jeff Wood 2010 BermuddBahia mix, 1st cutting, $25, $55, Russell Bermuda, $55, cow Fescue, $30.

S&H 3 horse slant trailer, b ~ f n ~ eour ll. weeks old. $7 each. Richard Bishop-~ewborn Adairsville 770-547-9594

4x5 bales, $3, sq. bales. Thomas Spradlin Charles Woodward Covington 678-725-2292

- dressina room, like , $7500. ~ i k e~ o q a n 706-342-3612 706-474-1676

'10 Fescue square bales, horse hay, West Point 706-645-3893

2010 horse quality, Max-Q, fungus-free,

~ublin278-676-3854378-279-4699

San Juans with swamo. Flemish aiant. $4.40/bale. Jeremy Means Snellville 770- 2010 BermuddFescue mix hay, square weed free, Fescue, 4x5 rolls, $35 per roll.

Saddle Kincaid all DurDose 16 112 brown. Holland Lops, Mini ion heads, Mini %ex; 539-3405

bales, fertilized, rain free, horse quality, in Milton Akins Blairsville 706-897-3704 706-

$195; pony cart, $175;' saddle Wintex all dwarfs. Lori Smith Bowdon 770-809-4668

'10 Fescue square bales, horse hay, barn, $4.25 bale. Asa Thomas Bogart 706- 745-9525

ouroose. new condition. $200. Andrea Tiny Pedigree Netherland dwarf, dwarf $4.40hale. Carol Hassell Lilburn 404-374- 769-7462

2010 OrchardIFescue 4x5 rounds, $25,

Stephens Lula 404-310-6116

Holland Loo and Dwarf Hotot bunnies. Ann 1961

2010 Coastal Bermuda hay, 4x5 rolls, barn square bales, $3.50, 100% Orchard squares,

Stock trailer. aooseneck brand. 16R. GN. Gray ~ i l n &770-468-3330

'10 Fescue, horse quality, raintweed free, stored, horse quality, limed and fertilized, $4 in barn, large orders, discount available.

center gate, sp&e tire, good floor, hard top:

I $3.75 square, $27.50, 4x4 roll. Steve Hulsey $60/roll. Jim Waggoner McDonough 770- Johnathan McClain Mount Airy 706-754-

--. . $2,800. Mark Woodham Madison 706-752-
nn77

Clermont 678-316-4887

914-5343

4899 678-943-0343

'10 FescueIBahialCoastalmixed, sq. bales, 2010 Coastal Bermuda hay, 4x5 rolls, weed 2010 perennial peanut hay, great for

Two Big Horn Endurance saddles for sale,

I horse quality, fertilizedllimed, barn kept. free, well fertilized, horse quality, on pallets & horses, goats, & sheep, Premium sq. bales,

1 one black. one brown. areat condition. $225

each 0 6 0 . Dav~d~ e s g aClarkesville 706-

--7,K A --1-R,7 .7,

Two horse trailer- bumper hitch, double

axle, 10 ft inside, good condition, $1600. Earl

Smith Canton 770-314-3765

Want cattle corral panels, 10 to 20 ft. length,

conn.ected by pins. Mr. Smith Griffin 770-2274911

Wanted: 123-140BP, stock trailer slide and

swing gate good condition, in North Ga. J. Wa ne Rome 706-295-4858

ianted: a bumper pull livestock handling

trailer. George

Fort Valley 478-951-

1911
UC""

Wintec Pro Dressage saddle wl pad good
condition $250, Wintec lsabell Saddle ;NI pad

and fittiAgs, good condition, $400. Connie Woodward Newnan 770-254-8469

categoW call ~havonnesmith a t 404-6519081or 404-651-9082.

All hay ads must contain the variety of hay offered for sale; i.e., Coastal bermuda hay, Alicia hay, etc.

$25, 2010 cow hay, $35; horse hay, both net wrap. James Dixon Blackshear 912-286-
76.41. 9.1.2--4.4.-9--2.7-8-3

$25, 4x5 2010 Fescue, taking orders for

Bermuda, $30. Sonny Wood Rutledge 706557-9509 706-717-8484

$25630 FescuelBermuda4x514~6net wrap

in barn, rain free, delivery available. Joyce Coles Winder 770-307-0882

$30 & UP' 2010

4x5

round bales of hay, delivery available. John

Thomas Madison 706-318-1627

$30, 4x5 rolls FescueIOrchard mix in field, $35, in barn, $3.50 square bales in field, $4

Charles Holland Thomaston 706-648-3947 706-975-5126
'10 FescuelOrchard grass, horse quality, 4x5 rolls, $45, cow, $35, fertilized, stored in barn, delivery available. Kenneth Bagwell Cumming 770-616-8268
'10 Fescuetorchard mix,4x5 rls., exc. quality, rain free, dry in barn, $30 rls, dely avail. Greg Carlyle Pendergrass 770-6010919
'10 horse quality Bermuda; also, cow, goat, mulch hav. sa. bales onlv, deliverv avail. Jimmy w i d r e p Forsyth 4781994-0701
'10 horse quality Fescue, $3.50 ea. sq. bale, also mulch hay, $1.50 square bale. Ray Harris Taylorsville 678-414-9335
'10 horse quality, Coastal, Tift 85, heavily fertilized, barn stored, $5.50/bale, delivered. Payton Crawford Americus 770-540-0341
'10 OrchardIFescue, fertilized wlno weeds.

covered. $45. Rex Register Hahira 229-5611462
2010 Coastal Bermuda hay, horse quality, $4tbale at barn, delivery available. Glenn Brinson 6482 Old Louisville Rd. Tarrytown 912-288-5960
2010 Coastal Bermuda hav, larae round bales, fertilized hay, $40-845 i e r roll, depending on volume. Chris Dotson Eastman 478-231-0564
2010 Coastal Bermuda hay, rain free, weed free, horse quality, highly fertilized, $4 square bale and $40/roll. Curtis Durden Lyons 912526-3189 912-245-1081
2010 Coastal Bermuda hay, well fert., horse quality, protein 14.7, RFG 103.7, $60lroll. William Page Wrightville 478-864-2942
2010 Coastal Bermuda square bales, big, clean, beautiful bales, horse quality, $4.75 per bale. Greg Love Jefferson 706-215-1431

$7 ea. Jeff M e e k Doughs 912-384-1726 2010 perennial peanut hay, small square
horse quality bales, $8/bale. Ian Stephens Tifton 229-387-5545 229-382-1412
2010 quality hay, rye grass, Fescue, Bermuda, fertilized 5x5, net wrapped, $30 per roll, can deliver. Winfred Carey Danielsville 706-795-2079
2010 quality hay, stored inside, rd. Fescue, $40/bale, sq. Bermuda, $4.25lbale, Iv msg. Clark Weaver Braselton 706-255-3160 706255-2170
2010 quality square bales, $4-$6 each, rolls $35-$55, delivery available. Durand Deal Tifton 229-388-5054
2010 quality, horse hay, square bales, quality tested, varieties available: Alfalfa, Fescue, and Bermuda. Judy Duncan Carrollton 404-295-2404 678-350-8282
2010 rain free, horse quality, Orchard grass,

cow, $25, horse, $4014~5net wrapped, round 2010 Coastal Bermuda, horse quality, 4x5 Fescue, Clover mix hay, $6/bale, delivery

bales, smallnarge quantities available. Ben round bales, $45, square, $5, cow quality, available. Charles Hemphill Blairsville 706-

Blatt Maysville 404-312-5131

$35, mulch hay, $25. Douglas Gladin 745-9544

'10 Russell Bermuda sq. bales, horse Milledgeville 478-454-2038

2010 round rolls of Fescue hay, in barn, will

- aualitv, call for o. ricina. Mark Aderholdt Toccoa 2010 Coastal Berrnuda, square bales, well trade, calves or goats. Jerry Crunkleton

706-491-7220

fertilized and limed, horse quality, delivery Carnesville 706-244-5203

'10 Rye grass, large net wrapped, $35; also, available, $6.25. Jack McCracken Newnan 2010 rye grass hay, square bales, $3 each,

Bermuda, $40, horse quality in barn, can 770-304-2487

round bales, $30 each, rain free. Walker

deliver. Alvin Strickland Patterson 904-335- 2010 Coastal BermuddBahiamix, 4x5 rolls, Whitmire Bishop 706-207-4336 706-769-

7463

stored in barn, fertilized, and limed, quantity 9012

sqi",: ~ i ~ ~ r ~ ~ o ~ ~ w & n '10 Tift 44, horse premium quality squares,
50-60 Ibs., fertilized, rain free, UGA quality tested, delivery available. Fred Liebl Watkinsville 706-340-3344

discount available, $35 roll. Scott Williams Crawfordville 706-474-1712
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2010 square bales and round bales, horse quality, Bermuda, Ryegrass, and Fescue a7v7a0i-la5b6l0e-,3c1a9n7deliver. Stephen Cook Jackson

'10 Tifton 44, excellent horse hay, sq. bales,

$4/in field, $5/in barn, $50/roll, highly hay, in barn, fertilized & sprayed, $40 roll, free, horse quality, barn stored, $40/roll. Pat

fertilizedllimed, 1st cutting. George Abrams Kem T ler Buena Vista 478-214-1127

Herrington Glennville 912-654-3593 912-

Rome 706-235-3878

201:Coastal Bermudahay, 4x5 rolls, horse 237-1574

150+ big rolls of mulch hay for sale, barn quality, rain free, fertilized, limed, $50/roll. 2010 Tifton 85 and Russell Bermuda, top

- kept. Sean Pritchett Waverly Hall 706-580- Charles McCorkle Dearina 706-699-2860 quality, 21 to 28 day cutting intervals. Mike

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706-535-8375

McCravy Bowdon 770-328-2047

tomatoes

the

began bearing.

20 acres Fescue and clover, cow hay, you 2010 fertilized hav. sa. bales. Orchard 2010 Top quality Fescue sq. bales, $3 ea.,

cut and bale per round bale, negotiable. R. Fescue mix, $4 at barn, delivery available. also, round rolls, $35 ea., rain free, in barn.

Abernathy Ballground 770-479-1471

C.C. Hemphill Blairsville 706-745-4414

Joe Bradley Canon 706-356-8295

2009 & 2010 Coastal Bermuda hay square 2010 Fescue & Berrnuda, 4x5 rolls, horse 2010 UGA soil tested. horse aualitv.

bales, $3, round bales $40, about 1000 Ibs. Lewis King Blackshear 912-449-3719

hay, $35 and cow hay, $25/roll, barn kept. Thomas Jennings Cumming 404-697-0738

rd.tsq. field barn, Coastal mix or ~ l i c i aJ: O A ~ Young Locust Grove 770-957-1969770-722-

2009 Bermuda hay square bales in barn, horse quality, $4 each. H. Von Richthofen Watkinsville 706-453-9143

2010 Fescue hay square bales, horse quality $3.50, cow quality, $2.75, 1st # davtimednd # evenina. Kermit Simmons ~ e ei frson 770-867-7556706-367-9739

9770
2010 wheat & rye grass hay, 5x5 round bales, fertilized, stored in barn, horse quality,

I I 2009 Fescue hav, sauare bales. $3. HameV Jackson ~ l a i r s v i l l e706-745-0984

2010 Fescue hay, 4x5 rolls, $30, 1st cut, In f~eldDav~dTraer Orchard Hill 770-584-1925

Morgan Co. Frank Eaton Buckhead 706-3420727 706-474-0689

2009 squares. $4 ea., 2010 Coastal Fescue 2010 Fescue hay, 4x5 rolls; also, square 30 acres of Fescue mix, you cut and bale,

rounds, $50 ea., fertilized, no rain, in barn. bales In barn and shell corn. Everett Panter $5, round roll. James Smith Carnesville 678-

I I ' 1 2010 since it

'09 unsheltered lg roiis, Tft 78 Bermuda hay, approx. 300 rolls. $15Iroll. Dewltt Jordan Moultrie 229-782-7460

Dale White Social Circle 770-891-6984
2010 4x5 Bermuda mix hav. $30 Der roll. pickup behind baler, delivery kaiiable'. Jackie Faulkner Barnesville 404-925-6671

Blue Rid e 706-455-7227
in barn, $4/bale. Morgan Adams Clermont 678-643-2340

316-3072
4 x 5 net wrapped Bermuda hay rolls, weed free, high quality, $30 per roll. Todd Flem~ng Royston 706-498-1886

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I 4x5 round bales, Eft 44. $25 each, cow Cow and mulch hay, mixed grass and

Premium 2010 l i f t 44, fertilized, weed free,

Ag Plants for Sale

4" perennials, 350 varieties, all $1.50 ea.,

aualitv. $15 each. Paiae Bullock Dallas 770- Fescue. not for horses. $2 oer bale. Kenneth dry stored, $70/roll, premium Coastal.

Helleborus, new 1 gal. Japanese maples and

445-iio7

~ e r r i n ~ d i nReoopville 770-315-7287

$45/roll. Tim Hunter Conyers 770-483-8712 I f you have questions regarding this others, display garden. Selatl Ahlstrom

Alfalfa hay, straight, 70 Ib. bales, $12,50 Excellent horse quality hay, in barn, 4x5 770-922-6653

category, call Shavonne Smith at 404-651- Jackson 770-775-4967

- - bale, 60 Ib. bales, $10.50, EmothylAlfalfa, rolls, $60, square bales sold in field behind Premium grade quality Coastal horse hay, 9081 or 404-651-9082.

4yr. old Hellebores(Lenten Rose) ready to

$9.50 bale, local delivery available. Carrie baler. $5.50. Bo Rohrabauoh Stockbridae best orice around. Heath Greene Grav 478- Alicia, Bermuda, Coastal, Eft 78, 85, 44 bloom in Jan.. $4 each: Pachvsandra. 50

Willbur Canton 770-846-7979

770-238-8773

808-7137

sprigs available; also, custom planting. plants for $10. carol Olson ~ a r i e t t a770-998-

Alfalfa, guaranteed analysis, 50 Ib. bags, Fescue & Bermuda hay, $3 bale, just cut. Quality Coastal and Tift 85, rd. or sq., del.

1076

each bag equals 1.5 Alfalfa bales, 1-20 bags, Bill Garner Cumming 770-887-4197

avail., all barn stored. Kirk Little Lyons 912- Alicia, Coastal, Eft 85, Tift 78, Tift 44,

$12, 21-40 bags, $11.25. Sheila Simpson Fescue and Coastal Bermuda, 5x6 rolls, 326-3512

Russell, perennial peanuts, custom planting prices starting at $4, many different varieties,

Roopville 770-846-7878

2010. James RutledgeMcDonough 678-372- Round and square bales of Fescue hay, Since 1974. Ray Beaty Coolidge 229-941- can ship. Janice Norton Oxford 770-786-

Alicia, Bermuda 2010 round rolls, horse 6443

$25 round, $2 square, located in Salacoa 2047 229-224-8294

6029

hay, net wrap, 4x5 $40 each, can deliver local Fescue hay in field, $15 per roll, in barn, Valley area, must sell. Mike Bieger Waleska Blueberry Plantsbanana, fig, crape myrtles, Angel trumpet plants (wh.), $12/doz.,

only, extra. Carol Sapp M o N 2~2~9-251-3904 $20 per roll. Mark Turner Alto 706-768-2001 770-796-4810

pecan trees, and roses, shipping avail.. large August lilies, or Hen and chicks, $12ldoz.,

Alicia, Berrnuda 4x5 rolls, netwrapped, horse qlty., $50, cow qlty., $40. Henry Martin

Fescue, FescuelBermuda mix, $25/roll and up or trade. Jerry Glancy Griffin 404-433-

Round bales, 4x5, FescueIBermuda mixed, $20/bale, no delivery. Craig Lynn Rockmart

quantities, summer sale. Kelly Blizman Perry 478-955-6025

money plant, Beautyberry, $2/pk./SASE. L. Brooks P.O. Box 888 Armuchee 30105

Waynesboro 706-558-5005

3568

770-547-8073

Certified Bermuda sprigs; Tift 85, 44, Angel trumpet, Mex. reuilla, figs, white &

211- 0w Alicia, Bermuda, '09 square bales, $4, in
barn , approx. 120 available. B. Kilgore

Fresh hay, 1st cut squarelround, several flavors, cali for prices,. delivery available.

Round bales, Bermuda, Fescue, rye, and clover mixed, heavily fertilized, stored in barn,

Coastal, Russell, Efway &Alicia; also, Custom planting. Gene Hart Guyton 912-728-3380

dark, Crape myrtle, Texas star, Oleander, & more, $4 up. Tom Colvin PO BOX 92 1200

Adrian 478-668-4397478-595-0840

Travis Ragsdale Dallas 770-605-1618

$35/bale. Charles Miles Carrollton 770-301- Coastal and Russell Berrnuda sprigs; also, Gordon Collins Rd. Cobbtown 30420 912-

Alicia, Bermuda, horse quality, well fertilized, square bales, $4, delivery available. Gary Spence Midville 478-589-7274478-494-9855

Good cow hav. Rve and Orchard arass mix. round bales, ' $ 2 i a roll. ~ a Wai rren Roopville 404-682-8393

2787
Round bales, Fescue Bermuda mix, $25, 1,000 Fescue square bales, $2.15 each.

custom planting, 3 day sewice, statewide, references furnished. Robert McNair Junction City 706-269-2563706-575-5697

684-3879
Angel Trumpets, Harlequin glorybower, Christmas rose (Helleborus),$5, Hydrangeas,

Bermuda & Fescue hay, heavily fert., rain free, horse quality, square ($7) & round bales ($50), large' quantity, dely. avail. S. Stana

Horse and cow hay, Bermuda mix, square bales, $5, cow hay, 4x5 roll, $25. Bryan Cobb Rufledge 678-982-3175

James Per Roo ville 770-876-5556
shelled plus 50# bags of corn. Robert Montgomery

Coastal, Alicia, Russell, Eft 85, Bermuda sprigs; also, custom planting. Mack McGee Glenwood 912-568-7379 229-868-0262

Nandinas, Autumn Clematis. Beautyberries, $3. Forsythia. Night-blooming Cereus. Carla Houghton Marietta 770-428-2227

Powder Springs 770-241-3201
Berrnuda arass sauare bales. $4.75. barn stored. ~immiesmith Warner Robins 478213-7508
Bermuda hay, horse quality, fertilized, rain free, in barn, 4x5 rolls, $40, sq. bales, $5. Horace Pippln Culloden 770-358-0815
BermudalFescue mix, spring 2010, 4x5 rolls, fresh off the field, well fertilized and clean, $40 per roll. Steve Emerlck Monroe 770-725-1557 770-652-9004
BermudaJFescue, 5x6 round bales, $25 ea., delivery available, square bales per request, good quality hay. Boyd Smith Morgan 770-

Horse quality Berrnuda hay, 30,000 sq. bales available. Paul Harris Odum 912-2942472
Horse quality Bermuda, some Fescue, fertilized, weed free, large bales, $45, delivery available. John Pelton Covington 770-7872987
Horse quality hay, 2010 fresh cut, 4x5 rolls, $40. Charles Martin Screven 912-294-6593 912-579-6416
Horse quality, perennial peanut hay, square bales, transportation assistance available. Roy Bennett 254 Holland Rd. Meigs 31765 229-873-9960

Re nolds 478-847-2356

$ft 44 and Russell ~

~ $4.50 ~sq,

bales in field, fertilized, horse quality, email:

ehscarborough@gmail.com

Elizabeth

Scarborough 2710 Hwy 229 Mansfield 30055

770-787-3508

Tift 44, round bales, $50, square bales, $6

in barn, no rain, some delivery available.

Alvah Adams, Jr B ron 458-956-5843

you cut and bael-

for first harvest. Lawrence Pilgrim

McDonough 770-957-1392

Feed, Hay And Grain Wanted

Fig trees, Santa Rosa and Newport plum tree~s; also, ~apricotsd, pomeg~ranates,, and kumquats. Kamal Sarris 3970 Weeks Drive Kennesaw 30144 404-437-9723
Grapevines: Frye. Sweet Jenny, Carlos, Blk Supreme, pollinators, $15 ea., 3/$40, Fri., Sat., Sun. Van C0lvin Cobbtown 912-2937288
Old fashioned pomegranatebushes, cannot Ship. 2 gallon pots. Willie Garmon Pendergrass 706-654-1460
Pomegranates in one gallon pots, $10 ea. Sam Warbin ton Dacula 770-962-2454

Angel trumpets, several varieties and colors, all named. George Hilder 820 Hwy 81 West McDonough 30253 770-914-6435
Azaleas, Japanese maples, Leyland Cypress, Windmill palms, Knockout roses, Gardenias. Linda Waites Fairburn 770-964-6414
Bald Cypress, 5-10 gal., $10-$25; Daylilies, Dianthus, Iris, Liriope, etc., $2; Loblolly pines 5-gal., 6', $10. Bob Wilson Commerce 770993-2100
Black bamboo, Golden bamboo, Moon flower vines, and Muscadine vines. Dave Pelton Covin ton 678-654-0571

616-1883
Coastal and Tift 85 hay, 4x5 rolls $40, sq. bales $4, del. avail. Landon Bovett Glennville 912-654-9510
Coastal Bermuda hay, fertilized to UGA specs., net wrapped, round bales, $45 and

Horse quality, Russell and Tift 44, Bermuda square bales, UGA tested, $6 per bale, delivery available. Ben Brubaker Crawford 706-338-1499
In barn, square Russell, Bermuda, $4.75, 4x5 rolls, Fescue, $25, 4x5 rolls, Fescue and

Picked whole ear corn wanted, less~than 15% moisture, minimal shucks, minimum 85%

sprigs for sale and custom planting available. Paul White Dry Branch 478-214-4100

good ears' Greensboro 706-453-9815

Best Ag SeedIPlants Wanted I am looking for Upland rice seed, tolo

ounds, Arlie Smith Harlem 706-556-9405

special, 25 plants/$20, $4.95 postage. Bob Reese Valdosta 229-244-8891
Chinese Lantern, Stokes Aster, Begonia, Turtlehead, Ostrich fern, Iris Cristata, Resurrection lily, Carolina Jasmine, Autumn J8o5y5,-T4a2n5s2y, more. B. G. Hollimon Buford 770-

50# square bales, $5. John Reese Thomson Johnson, $20. Charles Chastain Talking

706-830-6652
Coastal Berrnuda hay, first cutting, horse quality, $5 bale. Rick Thompson Centerville 478-953-4005

Rock 770-893-9013
Just cut Russell or Coastal Berrnuda, 4x5 round bales, $35 in the field, quantity discount. Chuck Hecht Waverly Hall 706-577-

If you have questions regarding t d Edwards 584 Sugar

Rd. SW cypress, native plums, Hibiscus, Forsythia,

categoty call Shavonne Smith at 404-651- Cartersville 30121 770-607-3231

night-blooming Cereus monkey grass.

p - p 9081 or 404-651-9082.

Multiplying onion sets for fall planting, state Charlotte Harris

770-567-9950

Coastal Bermuda hay: many prices, $35- 6590 706-324-2322

$50, delivery available, square baling soon, Large rolls, BermudaJFescue mix, in barn,

get on list for field, prlces, $5.25. Wymann $25 ea. Dan Tant Barnesville 770-358-3024

Hartley Kathleen 478-987-5835 478-954- Mixed Fescue cow hay, $2.50/bale or

SALE 0324

$30/roll, BermudaJFescue, horse hay, $3.50

Coastal Bermuda, horse quality hay, UGA /bale, dry. Joe Stout Dacula 404-641-3082

soil tested, 4x5 rolls, $40, sq. bales, $4 in 770-822-1440

field. Jimmy Carter McDonough 770-823-
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Mixed Fescue Johnson orass rolls. 5x5. I

8857

load, you haul, $25 p& roll. Hattaway

CoastallAlicia Bermuda square bales from Danielsville 706-795-3605 706-713-6530

$4, horse quality hay. Tracy Middleton 4020
St. Johns Church Rd. Blackshear 31516 912-
ze" 614-4143 912-449-1874
Corn, $38/drum; oats, $34/drum; wheat

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Mixed grass Bermuda, Rye, Crabgrass hay, $25/roll, 6x4 roll. Donald Burdette Elberton 706-498-4132

$43/drum (55-gal. drum); call between 8 am- Mixed grasses, cattle, goat, and mulch in

945-3750- 10 am. Charles Thompson Augusta 706-733- barn, $1.50 square bales. Perry Tyson Gray

7092 706-736-9958

478-986-4106 478-256-0742

Covered 5x5 BermudaJFescue mix round Perennial peanut hay, square bales, good bales, $35, purchase 50+ bales, receive $5 quality horse hay, stored ins~debarn. Al offlbale. Mary Ann Kenerly Hoschton 770- Shanklin Albany 229-881-2970 229-881-

356-8366

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submit a current state laboratory report (not more than 9 months old) for purity,
noxious weeds and germination for each seed lot advertised. A seed lot must be
uniform and not exceed 400 50-lb. bags. Laboratory reports will be returned Upon request. Any ads for agricultural seed submitted for publication without this
documentation will not be published. L i c e n r d Seed dealers Cannot advertise seed i n the Market Bulletin. Certain
varieties of seed are protected from propagation unless they are grown as a class of cartif,& seed. For example, wheat seed such as Florida 304, Coker 9152,
Coker 9835 and soybean seed, such as Prichard and Benning, may not be propagated for saleunlesthse seed has been grown as a clasosf certified seed. Propagation of such seed is a violation of
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Wanted: limber twig apple tree. Barbara plants, $6.50 shipping; Stella D'Oro, $20120

Roberts Franklin 770-510-8818

plants, $5.50 shipping. 6. J. Roop 4140

Citizen Circle Austell 30106 770-948-8740

Daylilies, assorted colors, named variet~es,

reasonably priced, selling by the clump, call

lf you have questions about this category, for availability and prices. Alex Moon

caslhlavonne smith at 404-651-9081or 404- Pendergrass 706-693-2561

651-9082,

Daylilies, many varieties/colors,starting @ $3

Flower clum has HowardAaron Fors h478-394-0497

been tested for germination since it often i scollected inve limited uantities.
$. .501clump of will ship; red, yellow, or orange Canna lilies, variegated, $1.50. James Elkins Austell 678-

blooming, 25 fans for $25, includes shipping. M.M. Haynes 275 P~neCrest Drive Canton 30114 770-470-5224
24 varieties, $5 per fan, plus shipping. David Queen Blue Ridge 706-258-

'10 Orange and yellow Cosmos, rose 8796

campion, African daisy, Verbena,

'lackeyed Stella, 151$20+ $650

$ZItbsplSASE, August lilies, 8/$12lppd. 674 New 'Osedale Rd.
30105

F.

Happy Return' 151$20+$6'50 ship' both rebloom. S.H. Hill 144 Calhoun Road Sylvester 31791 229-535-4738
Daylilies: hundreds of hybrids, inventory

Federal Seed Act. If you have questions 2010 Ox-eyed daisy perennial, tall reduction sale see ferncove.com pictures,

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regarding certified seed, call the Market wildflower, 1 tsP.. $1 Plus SASE. Wanda plant now, we 'ship. Gerald Denney 400 Jim Bulletin office or the Georgia Department Blanton 274 Blanton Ln Ellijay 30536 706- Starr Rd Newnan 30263 770-656-1114

of Agriculture Seed Division at (404) 656- 276-3042

Northwest

Echols

Jefferson

Sumter

5584.

2010 Red poppies, foxglove, $1 for 112 tSp., cream, wine, eyed, spiders, doubles, more;

Bartow Carroll Catoosa Chattooga Dade

Effingham Evans Glynn Jeff Davis Lanier Liberty

Jenkins Johnson Jones Laurens Lincoln McDuffie

Terrell Thomas Tift Turner Webster Wilcox

Kentucky 31 Fescue seed, 90% germ., hollyhock, money plant, Sweet Williams, photos www.alcovydaylilies.com. Alcovy

87.30% pure seed, 50 Ib. bags, $3Olbag. Larry larkspur, $lltsp. Sara O'Shields P.O. Box 185 Daylily Farm J. Burgess Covington 770-787-

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Tate 30177 770-735-3657

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Blueberries, pint or gallon, priced right, Pepper seeds: Vietnam, Korea, Peru, great for freezing, other produce available. Spain, Chiltipen, teardrop, 25 varieties, $~/pkt

If you have questions regarding ads in this Darrell Standard 1131 Jones Chapel Ch. Rd. wlSASE. Ann Dutton 3269 Five Forks Trickum

LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS

Aug. 31 "Beginners School for Small category, call Shavonne Smith at 404-651- Tignall30668 706-318-8102706-285-4410 Rd. SW Lilburn 30047

Aug. 21 Ga. Young Farmers Jr. Beef Show,

Farmers: Too Much to Mow, What Do 1 9081 or 404-651-9082.

Blueberries, PYO, $5 gallon, open Red Mexican pepper tree seeds, grows up

Ga. Nat.'l Fairgrounds & Agricenter,

Grow?" 8:30 am-4 Pm, small farm The Miscellaneous category includes everyday, honor system, clean. Sidney to 6', send $2 and SASE. Isaac Nichols 290

Perry. Info: 478-256-8242.

marketing, licensing, update info on the following subcategories: bees, honey Roland 860 Sidney Roland Rd. Demorest Banks Drive Brunswick 31523

21 ~~d R~~~ classic goer ~~~t show,

Farm Bill, more, Cherokee Co. Ext. and supplies; things to eat; herbs; fish and 30535 706-754-6700

Wanted: Mediterranean thyme plant, has

G ~ ~, ~ t ,,r+airlgrounds & ~ ~ ~ i Sew~., Wh~ite O~ak Patrk, D~allas~. Info,: supplies; fertilizers and mulches; oddities; Brown turkey figs, ready by August lst, we pine needle leaves, can grow into hedge 2-3

P e w Info: 706-367-7193.

770-479-0418.

miscellaneous wanted; notices; garden pick, $8 gal. Judy Walker Newnan 770-253- ft. in height. Walter Edwards Conyers 678-

' s p t . 11 CSR polled ~

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selling 100

plushead, CSR sale F ~Alapa~ha.

Info: Steve Roberts, 229-532-7963 or

229-238-1129.

Sept. 28-29 Ga. Poultry Conference, Classic

Center, Athens. Info: Dr. A. Bruce

Webster,

706-542-1325

or

poultry@uga.edu.

EQUINE EVENTS

A U~ ~ . 12 f Valdo~sta Re~gional dForestry Meeting, 6 pm, Kinderlou Forest. Info:

~ M~arilou~, ~ 478-,992-8110

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space; notices; out-of-state wanted; firewood, timber; and Christmas trees. Only one ad Per household is permitted in the

PESTICIDES & RECERTIFICATION

Honey

12 lnvasivespecie~s ~ ~ i 2 ~ i1 sto~ry be~eh~ i-v,-es,5-frame nucs, beekepiing

& 24, Atlanta. Info: Robert Jaynes, 404727-4000,

supplies, equipment pollination, beeswax, bee pollen, honey, comb honey. John Pluta

Milledgeville 478-452-2337

Additional pesticide recertification 2010 pure, wildflower honey, I#, 2#, 3#

9806
Buffalo meat, USDA inspected, going out of business, 20% off any purchase over $25. Russell Chambless Forsyth 478-994-6986 478-960-51 94
Concord grapes and muscadines by the gallon. Jody Holden Calhoun 770-548-6147 706-625-3088
Dry aged Angus beef, no antibioticslhormones, grain fed, 1/4s, and by the pound, www.sellfarm.com. Bill Farr Milner

392-7545
Wanted: Peter and female pepper seeds. R. Cross Eatonton 706-485-0218

Fish & Supplies

p e r ~ o ~ ~ ~ " ~ stripgloi.d e g~rasj s~
carp must have a wild AnimLaiclense

from the Georgia Department of Natural

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accompabnyieadphotocopy of the

Aug. 7-8 MagnoliaArabian "Summer Sizzler" training notices are available On the jars, 1 gallon jars, 5 gallon bucket. Johnny 770-584-9727

advertiser's license.

For license

show, Ga. Nat.7 Fairgrounds & Georgia Department of Agriculture Agricenter, Perry. Info: 478-955-3030. webslte www.agr.georgia.gov.

Adams 192 Stephens Cir. Franklin 30217 706-675-9880 706-594-2009

Eggs from pastured and free range hens, blue and brown, llcensed egg grader. M.

information, contact DNR Special Permit Unit at (770) 761-3044.

Aug. 12-15 Dixie Reining Horse Show, Ga. On the opening page click on

Nat;l Fairgrounds & Agricenter, Perry. Divisions, select Plant Industry Division,

Info: 813-426-5707.

and click on Pesticides. Select Pesticide

93 5 frame nUCs, most 2 story, $8,000 cash,
sell separate.Arthur Hudgins 'Ox 2005 Cedartown 30125 770-748-0482

Sho taw Madison 706-818-0403 shipping, mild and sweet flavor. D. Hinson

10"-12" sterile grass carp, 2"-3" bluegill,
hybrid bream, shellcracker, threadfin shad, catfish, weed analysis, electrofishing services.

Aug. 14-15 Ga. Reined Cow Horse Show, Applicator Licensing & Certification, and

Ga. Nat.'l Fairgrounds & Agricenter, then click on Pesticide Applicator

Perry. Info: 678-410-4886.

Recertification Courses. You can then

Aug. 20-22 Special Olympics Horse Show, search for upcoming courses by date,

Abandoned bee equipment wanted; will honey bee swarms in Crisp and
surrounding counties. Hew Lipscomb Arabi 229-322-9843

Yatesvllle 770-468-6254
Farm fresh eggs from healthy hens, no additives, free range, $2/doz., or $4lflat. Kayla Jackson Jefferson 706-983-1777

Keith Ed e So erton 478-697-8994
bagss, bllegill, crappie, channel catfish, redear, sterile grass carp, threadfin shad, free state-wide dely. Danny Austin Roberta 478-

Ga. Nat.'l Fairgrounds & Agricenter, course title or license category. Perry. Info: 770-414-9390, Ext. 103.

GARDENING EVENTS

Livestock auctions listed in the

July 30-Aug. Ga, Gourd Society 8th Show Market Bulletin may offer related items for

& Sale, Ga, Nat,,l Fairgrounds sale, such as tack and other livestock

Agricenter, Perry, 770-229-5530. equipment. Notices for auctions selling

any items other than livestock must be

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

accompanied by the auction license

removed, 1 ~ b b, ottles, $5 + shipping. B~~~~~~ ~ ~candton~ 77l 0-5l 979560

Farm fresh eggs, $2 dozen. Tanya Moore 1290 Moreland Rd. Williamson 30292 770228-9752

836-4938
A-I quality, farm-grown, channel catfish fingerlings, graded, priced by size, accurate

,B, removaMl,~~~~~ t l an~d w~ estt ~ Farm fresh vegetables: corn, squash, weightslcounts, other species available. J.F.

Georgia areas, work guaranteed. W. 0. tomatoes, and okra. Stanley Ingram Ball Gilbert Thomaston 706-648-2062 770-468-

Bee Canad Winston 770-942-3887

Ground 678-910-3065404-376-7253

0725

Farm fresh, free range, large brown eggs, Adult Pure Florida strain Bass & F-1 Tiger

hornets, and other bees, metro and beyond $1.50ldozen. Jack Davis Milan 229-315-3940 Bass, 1 0 - 1 5 size. J. Tanner Carrollton 770-

Oct. 16-17 & 23-24 41st Annual Mountain number of the principal auctioneer or metro area. Milton Scott East Point 404-344- Farm raised beef, no hormones or 301-8816

Arts & Craft Sale, 9 am-5 pm, State auction firm conducting the auction, per 0719 678-982-8286

antibiotics, grain fed, free delivery to All sizes grass carp, channel catfish,

Farmers' Market, sponsored by Fannin regulations of the Georgia Secretary of

Free removal of low hanging swarms in the Processor, references available. Tom Morris crappie, largemouth bass, threadfin shad,

CO.Homemakers Council, Blue Ridge. State. Notices without this information Powder Springs area. Russell Griffin Powder H a w e l l 706-436-9070

bluegill and hybrid bream, delivery avail. Paul

Info: 706-374-2335.

cannot be published.

Springs 770-428-4901

Figs will start ripening on July 18, 2010. E. Williams Hawkinsville 478-892-3144

MISCELLANEOUS

July

31 Equine & Pasture workshop, 10 am-2 pm,

Management
cherokee co,

If you have questions concerning the Bulletin Calendar, contact Randy Cox at

Ext. Sew., basic herd heaith & equine 404-656-3682.

nutrition, soil fertility, more, Chukkar

Farm Polo Club Event Facility, Submissions for the Bulletin Calendar

Alpharetta. Info: 770-479-0418.

can be sent to rcox@agr.state.ga.us.

Honey, package bees, beeswax, pollen, Brown 5160 Jones Ct. Lake City 30260 404- Bass, Bluegill, hybrid bream, channel

pick up in Statesboro, no shipping. Patrick 366-3530

catfish, sterile grass carp, statewide delivery.

- Wilbanks Statesboro 912-286-7789

Figs, call for price and availability. Jean David Cochran Ellijay 706-635-8700

Italian queens, $15 each, will also do Metz er Macon 478-743-9252

Bass, Bluegill, shellcrackers, hybrid bream,

honeybee removals. Michael Hulett Rhine eF:r range, RIR browneggs, $2 doz., $3 for channel catfish fingerlings, sterile grass carp,

229-332-0084

18. Margot Drake 3324 Kenny Rd Augusta delivery available. Tony Chew Manchester

Local honey, unheated, quarts and gallons; 30906 706-284-3934

706-846-3657

pure, clean beewax, $4.5011b.

Batchelor Fresh picked wild blackberries, $5/lb., Catalpa trees for fishing worms, just started

English Boxwood, 41$15, Bradford pear,

dogwood, maple, redbud, mock Orange, $5; Siberian iris, $5/clump; crape myrtle, $6 gal.

Jean Phillips Bonaire 478-988-4926

~ r e eground

creeping ivy, huge

Unwanted quantity. ~atherineJenkins 1870 Parkwood
Rd. Snellville 30078 770-979-8160

Free Joe Pyle weed, white dogwood &

Eastern Redbud seedling, you dig. Melford

Jones 2607 Burkshire Rd. Ellenwood 30294 404-363-0460

Giant

red & asstd.r 'Onfederate

rose, 4 o'clocks, Althea, purple, white; all

seeds, $l/pkg. wlSASE. Angie Wilson 823

Shumantown Road Ellabell 31308

Going out sale: 350 3 gal. pots Gardenias,

$10 each; variegated Liriope, 5000 4" pots, $2
70'6-335-7226 each. Jim Hadaway Athens 706-543-5432

Hostap Lamb's

gingerliliesp

Hydrangeas, sweetscrubs, Canna lilies, Dutch

irises, red spider lilies, Nandinas, Begonia,
kde imPatienL Autumn joy Mary Whitlock East

, Point 404-767-2748

Hostas: varietiesp milesbeyoM

- , Hill Church, open Fri-Sun., or by appt. Dee

Little Ellijay 706-635-4891

Lady slippers. J. Ayers Buchanan 770-826-

Will 3373

Leyland grown in containers, very green & uniform in
size, great prices direct from grower. Bob Brookshire Buford 770-932-5795
Leyland Cypress trees for landscaping, you

Reseeding petunias mixed, angel trumpet:

double purple, yellow or white, $I/pkt. wlSASE. Carolyn Arnold 644 Lynn Ave.
Jefferson 30549

seedlings for ~ h i n e s eparasol tree, exotic

looking large leaf tree when full grown, free to

good

Mark Branton Austell 770-948-

7487

Seeds: Angel trumpet, pinklpurple

hollyhock, Jerusalem cherry, orange Cosmos,

Illixed

cash only, $tlsp.Sl ASE.

Gail

B.WilsoRnd' Commerce 30529

Seeds: Daylily, mostly doubles, 20/$2, send stamped addressed envelope. Bert Johnson PO Box 1173 Cleveland 30528

Seeds: Marigolds, snaps, poppies, coral vines, Hibiscus, ex-petunia, Graybeard, iris,
$1.25lclump, call for postage. Gerri Ward 4496 Fowlstown Road Anapulgus 39815
229-465-3641

Seeds: Mullein pink, Touch-me-nots, 112 tsp.1$1. Money plants. Morning Glory.
$'ltsp. ea.3 wlSASE. G.
Old CorneliaHwy
Gainesville 30501

Siberian Iris, 251$20, plus $5.50 shipping, daffodil bulbs, 24/$20, plus $5 shipping.

3722 Valley Hill 426-4913

Kennesaw 30152 770- accept paypal, credit cards, and cash, place your order today. Dee Thompson Augusta

Spring nuts, I am now taking orders for 5- 706-726-9968

frame deep 770-380-2419

~~b~~ ~

l ~~b~~~~ Fresh~ vegetab~les: corn~, silver dqueen, bodacious, peaches and cream, silver king,

and white field corn. Charlie Thomas

will relocate hives, nominal cost or will barter Cleveland 706-865-2709 706-809-0515

for equipment. Brent Nichols Brunswick 912258-9359

~~~i~fed beef, ready for slaughter, $I.lOlpound. C. Cannon Elberton 706-988-

~l~l~id^^ 706-455-1194

3333 Grass-fed Angus Beef, raised naturally for

Will buy bee supplies; also, honey, the health conscious, 1 1 2 ~ or whole

sourwood and clover now available. Angela quality/value guaranteed, charles Duffe);

M~~~~ ~~~~~~~t 706-768-3352

6492 Old Macon Rd. Danville 31017 478-

Will ~Ocatelremove honey bees, swarms, 550-2777 478-962-0468

and unwanted bee equipment; local, Grass-fed Angus beef, top grade, all

unfiltered unheated honey call for prices. natural, half or whole, no antibiotics. Don

Derry Oli;er Commerce

706- Hud insMarietta 404-886-6849

621-1781

Home grown and freshly picked produce

Will remove honey bees From Lamar, Pike, and blueberries, all grown locally on our farm,

Spalding Henry county areas. Greg Lusk Harold Burruss Cumming 770-314-9964

Sunn

770-570-7560

Large brown figs $5 gallon. James Hinesly

snelNilk 770-g79;5584

Upson, Monroe, Spalding county areas; also, any unwanted bee equiptmenthives. Rannon
Haney Barnesville 770-710-4818 77Q-3583490

N~~~~~b~eef, hormone free, grass & grain fed www~young-farms.com~ Larry Young Te"nille 478-232-6321
Naturally grown blueberries, $6lgal., bring

Carrie

4235 Citizen

30106 770-866-2002

Circle

Austefrlolm homes or businessesin NE Ga. cheaply, hanging swarms free. Jeff Bowman

Silver dollar branches, 24 inches or money cleveland 706-809-8043

plant seeds, 1 tsp., $1. Doris Thone

containers. Katrina Gowen Fort Valley 478825-7124 478-825-3330
Okra, Silver Queen corn, pumpkins, potatoes, tomatoes. Jed Killingsworth

Kennesaw 678-401-8438

Things TO Eat

Cleveland 706-219-2984

White four o'clock seeds, 51$1 wILSASE,

Old fashioned multiplying onions, $5 gallon,

to 3 ft. tall, $10, pickup,can ship. DonaldAllen

P.O. Box 464659 Lawrenceville 30047 404-

578-7758 ~ Catalpa~ worms & Catalpa trees, 1'-6'.

Jackie Johnson 1912 Brays Lake Rd.

Royston 30662 706-245-5024

Channelcatfish, 1lb up, pond bank price $1, delivery available, ~ ~ bco~thrrant ~~~t~~ 912-375-4318

Channel catfish, Florida, Northern, F1, hybrid striped bass, grass carp, and bluegill,

fish

feeders.

pick-up/delivery,

info@\akework.com, Matt Morgan Ball

Ground 770-735-3523

Eat fish for better health, stock bass,

bream, catfish, guaranteed 100% live delivery

to your pond. Matt Headrick LaGrange 706523-0590

Farm fresh red wigglers and castings,

$25/lb. and $l/lb. D. Holman Covington 678-

977-7944

Frozen Catalpa worms, $1.50 per dozen,

Catalpa trees, $1-$3 each per size. Joe Mask

Fa etteville 770-461-7068

bream, catfish, threadfin shad and largemouth bass, delivery available. Jerry Hart 229-734-5144
Grass carp, Bluegill, Shellcracker bream, channel catfish fingerlings, bass, threadfin shad, dely. or pickup by appt. only. Robert Brown Brooks 770-719-8039
Pond population study with electrofishing

~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ e ~ ~ dig $6/foot (6 ft.-30 ft). ~ o Lbowes 1516
e id den Harbor Rd Lincolnton 30817 706-

p 359-6764

p Leyland Cypress trees in 3 & 7 g a l

containers; also, larger container sizes available, call for prices. Harold Parker

Morganton 706-374-5339

Leyland Cypress trees, 10'-20' in field, you

dig or we dig, call for price. Thurmon Turk
Y Jefferson 770-945-8172 678-936-0688

m Leyland Cypress, 7-ga1./$20, Cryptomeria,

FLOWERS REQUIRING Deodar

Cedar,

Arborvitae,

PERMITS , RedlSugarlJapanese Maples, Weeping

fuschia or yellow four o'clock seeds, 10, $1 WILSASE. A. Folds 721 Costley Road LaGran e 30241
YelO: Canna lily, $1 ea., Purple Jew border, $1 ea. Gladys Bobo Mableton 770948-0902
Yucca plant, local plants that thrive in Georgia, plantslroots, $15. Marsha Sosebee LaFa ette 706-397-2953

wiFtionwith the Georgia

of

Agriculture. Advertisements submitted

Of miemion lor

Offered for "Ie

be publish*'

more infowmwiown.a, gr'sta,atec'gcae.sussn thaenddaelin wk*mfroemnt

the

p.9 to the Organic Agriculture

and mlstra~on forms. Those who do

not have

access or are unable to

O*nlmd

should dl

1264.

Ru'0s9seDll EeastoirnaSbtpoleecckabnrsid, S711eb.3 770p-5iu0s6-p7o7s7t8age

$4 postage. FIR.Jones Gainesville 770-5361712
quart. PIUS postage. am^^ Hall Ellison
St. Ma sville 30558 706-652-2521 P
call for prices 2009 Pecans, $5 Ib. Charles Fisher ~ o r r o \ ;770-968-8895
Silver Queen corn, okra, tomatoes, and other vegetables, raw honey, light, delicious. pts., qts., closed Saturdays. Edward Colston Ta lorsville 770-382-9619

6739
hatched and raised on our farm, delivery available. David Cantrell Ellijay 706-2736199
Red wigglers & Europeans, great for fishing, $35/lb., price includes shipping. B. Newman Douglasville 770-942-7993
Red wigglers andlor Europeans, $35llb.. price includes shipping, send check or money order. H. A. Riffe P.O. Box 402 Buchanan 30113 770-646-3812

willow, Crape Myrtle, Sawtooth, etc.,
0,9sylt plantingldelivery avail. Greg Strickland
Winston 770-942-001I404-788-5434
Leyland Cypress, Azaleas, Crepe Myrtle, $5 ea., Welgella, Gardenia, Hosta, $4 ea., Hawthorne, Boxwood, Beautyberries, $3 ea. Nell Thomas Hoschton 770-586-5517

l f you have questions regarding thd
category, call Shavonne ~ m r t hat 404-6519081 or 404-651-9082.
The Georgia Wildflower Protection Act requiresttratshipmentsofofficiallyprotected
P * h b. m m p a n * d bY mnSWrt tags

,09 shelled pecans,

halves,

lb. bags in freezer, ppd, in Ga, Glenda Crosby

1192 Memphis Crosby ~ d B. axley 31513

912-367-3901

109

pecans, mostly halves,

bagged in freezer, ppd. in G ~ . ,5 ~ b ,,,,in,,

leave message. Franklin Eaton 4345 Marble

white, self-rising meal, 2 Ib. bags, $3.50, we will ship. Stacey Freeman Statesboro 912852-9381
Tomatoes, corn, beans, okra, onions, squash, peppers, herbs, and pumpkins for the fall. Frank Thomas Elli'a 706-273-1259
Vegetable- s, S

breeders, $15 per Ib., shipping available. M. Parker Pitts 229-322-5272229-322-2477
Red wigglers, great for fishing & com~Osting,$3211b., price includes shipping,
MOnticel10 area.

LeylandCypress, Green Giant, 1-ga11$2.75, dis~lap*i a permit number issued by the

ca:tfgw:~:f;z2,25$.+ ,",":; 3-ga11$6.75, 7-gall6ft/$25, Arizona Cypress. Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Anne Walker G m d HO 706342-9471

L.dysYppr Orchids and Goanseaarel

, Old fashioned perezals, antique roses, eadxavemrtpisleing Of protected plainntst.he MWahrkeent

fruit trees, vegetable and bedding plants, and

more. B. Willis Cairo 229-327-5999

Old-time~ Daffodils, $31d0z., $6/~ost

Orange

yellow Cannas,

Iris,

,

Buletin, please submit a copy of your to sell protected plants. Ads submitted without this information will not be published. For further information on the

E;:EeGifg! c:i~r: Forsythia, blue bells, tall phlox, others, free saleor shipment of protected plants, contact:

Liriope. E. Beach Dulu77t0h-476-1163

Nongame ~0nsetVatiOnSection, 2066 U.S.

Arch Way Flowery Branch 30542 770-532-

9340 770-532-6333

100% grass fed natural Asian water buffalo,

whole, halves, and quarters available, sold by

hanglng weight. Shalley Carrell Monroe 770-

846-0917

All

fresh produce .eggs! Orders

j

~

~

beef, allnaturaplr9ocessed to your

for time, price, etc., Mon.-Sat. Larry Cook Con ers 770-483-7552

lbs:gP,S?gp jwdavisl8@yahw.com. James Davis Lyerly

706g95.26g3 706-290-30g0

pole beans. Leslie Chew 315 Raleigh Rd. woodbury 30293 706-846-3005

Save money, eat well, home grow your own bass, bream, catfish, guaranteed, 100% live

Water ground meal, whole wheat flour, grits, delivery. Mark Headrick LaGrange 706-302-

$315 Ibs. plus postage; also, grind your grain. 9489

Mike B~uckner Juonction C~ity 706-26~9-3630 ~

~

-

~

~

You pick, blueberries, we supply the Europeans, 25llb., plus shipping. Keith

buckets and packaging, located 2 miles north Stringfellow Macon 478-477-4748

~

m) plants, landscape plants, lotusr,iver
oats, Cherokee rose, and many more, call for appointment, will ship. Susan Kingsolver Hull 706-254-3119
Rare hot pink, bleeding heart vine seeds, 25 Seeds, wlLSASE, stamps. Dan Staib 111 Pine Street Bluffton 39824
- Blueberries, Rare, perennial roses, azaleas, and shrubs,
call for listing. Evelyn Rosser 1891 Valley Ridge Drive, SW Atlanta 30331 404349-
- 2967

Hwy. 278 SEl 9186411.

GA 30M59

Flowers Wanted

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Want Goldfish plant and succulent called

~ife-saverplant. Cheryl Simmons Powder

Springs 770-910-3052

Want

peacock

as

fern Or peacock fern. Rosalyn Smith

Mar~etta770-509-1156 678-591-8406

~.b~2~~ 290-0679 478-962-3520

,

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~ o7f0~V6-o8gd3e5l-S8at4a5te6~Park~. Rodbert~Ste~ele Bolair~svil~le

Angus beef, grain fed, no hormones, cutlvaccuum packaged, your specifications,
halves, quarters, s31b, carolLakics sutler

Herbs statelaw requim all ginseng dealers and

478-862-9733

growers to be regiM wiUl the Georgia

Department of Natural Resources. For more

tomatoes, call for pricing. Sandy Jackson information, contact the Nongame

Molena 770-584-5222

~ ~ a t i Se0ctionn at (770)9186411 or at

~-Pruyates,iawild~rferfe~.

I S~upe7r lar~ge red worms, compostingflishing, $9 per 114 pound, $15 per 112 pound, about

500, http:l/www.redworms.webs.com. Linda

Lee Dawsonville 706-531-4789

Will meet or beat any price on

BIuegillICoppernose bream, F-1 & Northern

bass, 3-4" &

prompt statewide dely.

avail"'' Buford 'ordele229-273-4157

Fertilizers & Mulches

Blueberries, Red waterlilies, potted lilies, $12 ea., not Wanted: flowershulbs, will dignil1 holes, large amount of sweet berries, $14 gallon, S. Lemongrass, comfrey, pennyroyal and -qhay,eb&s

iiTbaT$2.50

potted, $6 ea., water hyacinths, $0.50 ea. North Ga. area. Tammie Carter 5162 Oliver Fulton Co. Alton Powell Chattahoochee Hills more. B. English 203 Old Lapping Rd. per bale. Greg Kopp Griffin 770-206-0891

Sandra Kendrick Acworth 770-974-2554

Rd Flowery Branch 30542 678-997-1179 770-463-4714

Dawsonville 30534 706-864-3069

770-480-5731

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

THE MARKET BULLETIN

Harvest Produce at Appropriate Time

Page 11
Pick Your Own Produce1-

TOInsure Optimum Taste and Quality

A listing of farms featuring pick-YOU~-OprWod~uce will be featured in the Market Bulletin August 25.

After spending your time and hard work The sugar content is higher in mature

If you have a farm that you would like included in this listing, submit this form to

in producing a garden this year, you want carrots, but younger ones are more tender.

our office by August 11.

to be sure and harvest at the proper time or Carrots planted in the summer may be left

When submitting your notice, please include your information as illustrated in the

you may be disappointed with the results. in the ground until a killing frost. If you

sample below:

Produce that is picked too soon may be too place straw mulch over the row, you can

Sample:

tender and lack substance and flavor; harvest carrots until the ground freezes

County

HAZARD CO.

produce harvested too late may be tough, fibrous or mushy, and tasteless.
Harvest time is determined by climate,

solid. Cauliflower
Harvest cauliflower before the heads

Name Address

John Doe Route 1, Homewood

season and variety planted. For example, become overly mature and "ricey." The

Crop

Strawberries.

some crops, such as tomatoes, can remain on the vine until fully ripened or they can be picked when partially ripe. Other crops,

heads should be compact, firm and white. To keep the head white, tie the outer leaves together over the center of the plant when

Approx.Availability Phone

April 11 404-000-0000

like watermelon, are not ready for picking until fully developed.

the head begins to form. Cauliflower will grow six to eight inches across and is ready

Comments

Open 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays; bring containers

Remember that the "days to maturity" printed on seed packets and listed in garden catalogues should be used only as a guide for harvest. Check produce often to determine ripeness during the harvest season, and be careful not to bruise or damage fruits or vegetables as they may spoil.

for harvest seven to 12 days after turning white.

Special Note: Just because your operation was included in our last pick-your-own listing does not guarantee that it will be printed in the August 25 edition. To be

Harvest "ggestions for

included in the new listing, you must resubmit your pick-your-own information in

subsequent issue of bthee Market Bullientin.a

writing to the Market Bulletin office.

Georgia Okra

. ag consumer line..

Following are some suggestions from University of Georgia Cooperative

(Continued from Page 1)

(Continued from Page 12)

Extension for harvesting some of the more popular crops grown by Georgia gardeners.
Beans

or containers, leaving ?4 inch headspace. Seal and freeze.
One pound of okra yields four servings.

New Orleans. Gumbo z'herbes (with herbs) was once
a traditional dish thought to bring good

get information about preserving Our prduce for later?

Snap beans are best when the pods are firm and snap readily, but before the seeds within the pod develop. The tips of the pod should be pliable, too.
Broccoli Cut broccoli when the buds are compact but before they turn yellow or open into flowers. Leave five to six inches of stem attached.
Cabbage

Cook okra in aluminum, porcelain, earthenware or glass. Copper, brass, iron and tin cause okra to turn black, but this discoloration doesn't harm the taste.
Tips on Microwaving
Slice one pound of okra into two-inch pieces. Add % cup water. Cover and microwave at high power for nine to 10

luck on Good Friday. It included okra and at least seven kinds of greens.
okra is a member of the hibiscus family, which includes many ornamental flowering plants and cotton.
okra has natural thickening properties.
Best Ways to Enjoy Okra
F~~a hearty meal, mix up a pot of okra

Contact the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension at a local office near You (look in Your telephone directory under county government listings),or go to
the Cooperative Extension website www.fcs.uga.edu/ext/food/ where you can find information on canning and freezing fruits and vegetables. Most of the information and publications can be

Cut the heads when they are solid, but minutes. Drain and serve immediately.

gumbo. The sticky sap of the okra pod

before they crack or split. In addition to

makes the gumbo thick and rich.

***

harvesting mature heads, you can harvest a

Fun Facts about Okra

Okra is a popular ingredient in many

later crop of small heads or sprouts that

Creole recipes.

Ifyou have questions about services or

develop on the stumps of the cut stems.

Okra originated in the region that is now

Okra & tomatoes are a perfect side dish products regulated by the Georgia

The sprouts will be two to four inches Ethiopia, and spread from there to North for any meal.

Department of Agriculture, visit our

across; pick them when they are firm.

Africa, the eastern Mediterranean, Arabia

Fried okra is a traditional and tasty website at www.agr.georgia.gov or write us

Carrots Carrots are ready to use when they are

and India. Okra was introduced to America when

southern treat. Microwave okra for a quick, easy and

at 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Room 227, Atlanta, GA 30334 or e-mail us

young, crisp and one-half to one inch thick. African slaves brought the vegetable to nutritious vegetable dish.

at info@agr.georgia.gov.

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, '10 4x5 rolls, mulch hay, large orders Mulch hay, square bales only, in Monroe Beautiful emerald green emu eggs, cleaned Wish to buy a used fly press or power

welcome, $20, delivery avail. Nathan McCoy Co. S. Reeves Fors h 478-994-4642

& blown, exc. for cawing, scrimshaw or hammer. Wind Chapman Dahlonega 706-

Rutledge 678-410-2157

painting. Jackie Paul Conyers 770-761-1284 202-3630

CORRECTIONS
acre ease, green pa oc s, rl lng

2010 Wheat straw, $2.10 per bale, at barn, square bales, not horse quality. Lamar Cox Composter, steel frame on wheels, hinged

semi-truck loads available for delivery. James Fayetteville 404-824-7569

door, guide, & info. Charlotte Petty

Out-Of-State Wanted

training rings, barn with wash rack, broodmare stall, hayloft & tackroom, 2-4 horses, $850-

Garden Carpenter Ellaville 229-942-2219 229-937- Mulch square bale hay, $2 at barn, delivery Brunswick 912-261-1957

21 69

available. John Petrel 2682 Cantrell Road

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6-7 polled, short-horn hebrsorjourCOWs bred by A~~~~ bull for ~ ~ b .20111~cal~ving~

$1200/mo., no stallions, references required.

. Jim

Roswell 770-992-5903

2010 wheat straw, $2/bale at barn, delivery LaFayette 30728 706-313-6628 706-397- fruiffvegetable press, all metal, 3 screens, 2 NE G ~o,nlyH, ~~~~~seay~ ~ ~NC 8~281 k Cl rocihete~d baby items, booties, clothing,

available. Gary Brinson 1934 Corsey Grove Wa Tar own 912-213-8585

8106
Nice large pine straw bales, great color, delivered and installed, $3.65/baIee Malakhi's

qt. hopper, $125 plus shipping, 524-6891

donandlt@bellsouth.net.Jo 770-942-6505

Britt

Douglasv~lle

Can sealer, hand operated or electric, in good condition reasonable price. Jay Clark

bonnets, blankets, adult sweaters, slippers, bedspreads, afghans any crocheted item. Call f9o3r4p7rices. Wilma Pelley Jonesboro 770-478-

stored, $2, delivery available. Darrell Skaling Pinestraw. Jerry Clark Atlanta 404-754-1809 Gourds for sale: Martin, crooked handle, ~~~lT~N~42&949-7208

Barney 229-305-7435

Sand, great for arenas & landscaping; craft, bottleneck & more. Wallace btaxwell Interested in gristmill or stones, any size.

Georgia residents only may advertise

Aged horse compost, great for yardslgardens, call ahead for loading time, $10ltruck load, $20ltrailer. GB's Stable 448

mulch, top soil, & other materials available. David Masse Monticello 706-819-8924
Soil condiioner, $10 per 5 gallon bucket.

3226 Hoot Owl Rd. RoYston 30662 706-2454218
Grist Mill, old drill presses, and old farm

Steve Gilpin Munford AL 256-835-0847.. Want to lease small farm with homelapt.,

i n the Market Bulletin with the following exception: out-of-state residents may aCdavteegrtoisrye. Only in the Out-of-State Wanted

Hurt Road SW Sm rna 30082 404-421-1775 Rand Lewis Montezuma 478-952-8335

thresher. Jerrie Berry 6117 Birch Rd Albany bDaerbnb' ie Stone 274p1reSfeWr WCeosutenrtny GRedor7g6ia9'

Aged horse m a L r e for free. call ahead to Wdinted: rabbit manure, large or small 3 ( 7 0 5Arcadia FL 34266 863-993-4428

- come pick up. Lynn Henry Woodstock 770- amounts, call anytime. Jack

335-3600

Stockbrid e 678-432-9007

, &P Aged horse manure: $20 scoop, $30 pickup

Veasey Hickory, oak, other wood for smoker grill, delivered in boxes. Hollis Morris Jasper 770-

Wanted: dirt

for pt.

769-7370

category I.A.J. Geiger Jacksonville FL 904-
soap,

truck load, we load for you. Rhonda Willou hb Newnan 770-328-9453
bale, great quality and color, 40 bale minimum. Corey Pegues Cumming 678-4506444

pinestraw at $4/bale, place your order. Josh

lea- Gore Con ers 678-392-7965 Will

oatmeal, $4, includes s&h, bar size 4.5 oz.5 oz. Mary Kinney Taylorsville 678-925-

Firewood

near Athens; manure, litter, leaves, grass, hay, 4279

~fiireiwood advertised~iKtEiiMirkiit

straw, granite dust. ~ o Mb cNiff Winterville Lucky buckeyes,$3.50 dozen, buckeyesfor Bulletin must be cut from the advertiser's

706-742-0001

planting, $4.75 dozen, includes shipping and personally owned property. In addition, by

Pick-Your-Own Edition Scheduled for August 25
The Market Bulletin will publish

Clean pinestraw, large bales, delivered and installed for $3.85 per bale. Jerry Williams Marietta 678-749-3405
Free aged horse manure, Mom-Fri., 12 pm-
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NE Atlanta 30329 404-321-9506 Free aged manure, will help load, easy

instructions. Jules Simmons P.O. BOX 291

Poultry L i t t e r / C ~ m p ~ ~ t Dillard 30537

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To help connect suppliers with those in

need of poultry

the Market

Bulletin is including such advertisements

this

of the Fertilizers and

Mulches category. ~d~ are subject to the

same general guidelines for all Market

Pea sheller, Taylor Mfg., in good condition, $150. Alisha New Dublin 478-365-9449
Tunis fleece. skirtedlwashed $35, not skirted or washed, $25, Tunis roving, $1.75 OZ.Gayle Fkhardson Woodstock 770-9288619

law, terms such as face cord, rack, pile, truckload, etc., cannot be used to advertise firewood. Advertisers must use the standard unit of measure, the cord, when specifying the amount of firewood for sale.
cut firewood, pay by job, or give firewood exchange for work. Sulla Wilson 294 Tingle

itS next listing of pick-your-own produce farms in the August 25 issue.
1f YOU have a pic~-your-own produce farm you would like listed in this issue, please fill out the form

access, Crabapple area. Kristina MaCrae Al haretta 770-410-0868

Bulletin advertisements found on page 2. Chicken litter available in any size load,

Miscellaneous Wanted

unlimited quantity available, Bill Broome d ; H g F - ( l K * ) showing lambs "Gedi

Rd. Jackson 30233 404-304-5596 770-7751650

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Oak. large seasoned tree trunk, already following address by August 11:

High aged and ready to go, easy to get to. Theresa
Levins Powder Springs 706-372-5444 706680-9259
Free horse manure mixed with shavings.

Ta lorsville 770-337-8607
delivery available, unlimited quantities. Bob Loggins Dahlonegs 706-265-0517

inexpensive used lamb equipment. J.E. Holder Covington 770-787-4876
Egg cartons wanted. Sandy Hurlbutt Alvaton 706-538-1062 770-328-5742

down, no clean UP needed, easy access, free, you cut. Joe ODay Griffin 770-228-2515
Timber

Market Bulletin, Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30334-

Danny West Fayetteville 404-771-4041

N. Georgia broiler litter, unlimited quantities Want old unwanted farm equipment, T h = - ~ T i i f i - t o r Sale :atego-

is 4250.

Free horse manure with shavings,you load, and delivery available. Robin Parker runningor not, used steel items or other metal designed to provide an option for forest

easy access, call for appointment, enrich your Dawsonville 678-776-7887

farm Supplies; will remove in exchange for farmers to market their standing timber.

notice

your

soil. Vicki Sudderth Commerce 678-283-0752 Want 25 ton loads, deliveredto Wrightsville, those items. Robbie Joe Ball Ground 678- Timber advertised in this category must be name, county, farm address, crops

Good clean pinestraw only $3/bale, delivery available upon request. Jim Dukes Bogart 770-318-7331

G a Wesley Tuvell East Dublin 478-484-4247 330-5868

Oddities

Wanted: cotton basket. R. Delano Butler P. 0. BOX 275 Dudley 31022 478-676-3170

individually owned and produced by the advertiser on hislher own property; timberland must be at least 1 acre. NO

available, approximate date of availability, and telephone number

Llama beans, great fertilizer, $15 bag.

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Apple, cherry, hickory, maple, a n d pear

Wanted: veteran needs trees, logs, walnut, companies or businesses are allowed.

including area code. Any additional

Louise Mead Evans 706-855-7985 Mulch hay, square bales in the barn, $2 per

wood for smokers & grills, $1 Ib., plus shipping. Kimsey Black Braselton 770-967-

cherw, pine etc., will remove in return for the wood. David King Blue Ridge 601-260-

Large black walnut tree down, seasoned, you Cut into desired lengths, $150. Ethel

information provided may be edited

bale. Dean Walker Canton 770-442-1633

3095

3127

Cantrell Clayton 706-782-3875

due to space limitations.

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blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, feed and seed store, print shop, grist mill, cotton gin, syrup mill and turpentine still.
Facing constant challenges to its mission and budget, the Museum's dedicated personnel struggled at times over the last 34 years. The future, however, is much brighter. You couldn't have picked a better pairing than ABAC and Georgia's Museum of Agriculture. Commonality and a synergy abound. The two share a common community and a common constituency.
Putting the Museum under ABAC's care is a win-win. Georgia's K-12 students, the community and the taxpayers benefit, but so do ABAC students. It provides them with a wonderful living, learning laboratory, work opportunities and venues for student performances, whether it's music, theatre, folklore, or storytelling.
Our priorities are historic preservation and education. Students and faculty from ABAC's agriculture, forestry, wildlife, performing arts, business and education programs are already getting involved. The Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village is a perfect place for study by ABAC's Rural Studies students. The Rural Studies program includes bachelor's degrees in the humanities, social science and business. One Rural Studies student is serving as an intern at the Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village this summer.
The transition, which began last

leadership. He will succeed.

The change of control from the

Georgia Agrirama Development

Authority to ABAC has been in the works

since Jan. 14 when the Office of Planning

and Budget and the Governor's Office

requested that I work with legislators,

local elected officials, and members of

the Authority to move management and

operations to ABAC.

Georgia lawmakers passed House Bill

1090 on April 12 which paved the way to

move all assets of the Museum to the

University System of Georgia (USG).

The bill was introduced by

Representatives Austin Scott (153rd) and

Jay Roberts (154th) with the support of

other area representatives.

The

legislation was carried in the Senate by

Senator John Crosby (13th District) and

Senator John Bulloch (11th District). The USG Board of Regents took
action on May 12 to facilitate the transfer of assets, including land and buildings, from the Georgia Agrirama Development Authority to the USG. Governor Sonny Perdue signed the bill on May 20.
While much has been accomplished. much remains to be done. 1 want to assure everyone across this great state that ABAC intends to operate a successful museum. We will not only continue the educational outreach program, we will expand and improve it. The facility will also remain open to the public.
We see this new venture as an opportunity for ABAC to better serve the citizens of Georgia, and we intend to do our part to make sure that happens.

Georgia to Receive Funding

For Rural Broadband Projects

The second round of federal Recovery Act funding for broadband has been announced and two rural Georgia projects
were selected. Wilkes Telephone & Electric
Company was selected to receive $48.1 million in loan and grant funds to enhance broadband communication options for businesses and families in Lincoln, Taliaferro and Wilkes counties.
The infrastructure will pass 7,832

pass 240 households and 20 businesses. The projects were announced and are
among 66 projects nationwide, with 37 in
rural areas. Funding is contingent upon the recipient meeting the terms of the loan, grant or loanlgrant agreement.
For more information on the broadband
program, visit http:llwww~urdev.usda.gov/ rus/telecom/index.htm. The point of contact in Georgia is Andrew Hayes: email andrew.hayes@wdc.usda.govor call 770-

What is the difference between sassafras, red sassafras and white sassafras? Which one often grows along fences?
Sassafras (Sassaffas albidum) is native to Georgia and grows throughout the state. Most people just call it "sassafras," but a few people call it "red sassafras" or "white sassafras." However, it is the same tree. It often grows along fences because birds eat the small fruit and deposit the seed in their droppings when they are resting on the fence wire or fencepost.
Can you tell me what is keeping my tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants from setting fruit? They were fine until recentlv.
Temperatures above 90 degrees or below 60 degrees will keep tomatoes, eggplants and peppers from setting fruit.
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It seems as though all my fruits and vegetables are coming in at the same time. M~ neighbors and I have given away much of our excess harvest to local food banks and to those feeding the needy, but we sure would like to have some of these fruits and vegetables later in the fall and winter, where could we

January, has been led by ABAC's Director of College Enrichment, Paul Willis. He has done a fine job leading a transition team that includes former Agrirama personnel, ABAC personnel, members of the former Agrirama

households and 802 businesses. Technology will be able to support speeds in excess of 20 Giga Bites Per Second
(Gbps). Darien Telephone Co. in McIntosh
County was selected to receive $448,000

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August Garden Chores

Early August is the time to prune most shrubs (except spring flowering shrubs,

starting one this month. During summer there are plenty of materials available for

Development Authority Board of in a combination loan and grant. The such as azaleas) so new growth will have composting, such as spent annuals and

Directors, members of the Agrirama funding will expand high-speed time to emerge and mature sufficiently vegetables, grass clippings, leaves and

Foundation Board of Directors and community representatives.
Paul is a visionary leader and a

broadband service to Sapelo Island, a barrier island off the coast of Georgia.
Darien will be able to meet the broadband

before cold weather arrives. Order perennials and spring-flowering
bulbs now in order to have them on hand

kitchen refuse; however, when composting food refuse, do not include
meat products as they will turn rancid and

seasoned manager, just what is required needs of residences, businesses and for fall planting.

may attract rodents. Also, do not

to move the Museum forward. He community anchor institutions on Sapelo

You can improve both sandy and clay compost diseased or insect-infested

understands the expectations and has the today and far into the future using fiber- soils by working in plenty of compost. If plants and clippings from grass that has

strong support of the College's senior to-the-home technology. The project will you do not have a compost pile, consider been treated with herbicides.

Now is a good time to have your soil

tested. If the test results indicate lime is

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