DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE • ANDY GIPSON, COMMISSIONER

VOLUME 92 NUMBER 19 OCTOBER 1, 2020 JACKSON, MS Welcome to the 161st Mississippi State Fair – COVID Style

By Donna West, Division Director about the importance and diversity the Magnolia Ramblers, Jerry Brooks Market Development – MDAC of agriculture – our state’s largest & Jack Beal, Bill, Temperance & Jeff industry. While there, you can shop and the Vernon Brothers. Also, the For the past 160 years, the Mis- a variety of wonderful Genuine MS® Mississippi Beef Council and the MS sissippi State Fair, located in the items at our first ever Genuine MS® Cattlemen’s Association will present capital city of Jackson, has been the store. the Celebrity Beef Cookout Contest. designated site for adventure, enter- Don’t forget the pig races, pet- Wednesday, October 14, is tainment, competition and feasting. ting zoo, fetch-n-fish, Great Ameri- ALL AMERICAN DAY! Because of Surrounded by 105-acres of open can Thrill Show, antique tractor COVID-19, this event is in place of space, livestock barns, and exhibit show, and the 4-H and FFA livestock Senior American Day. Instead, if you buildings, the mile-long midway has shows. Do not miss the Horse, Mule are able, join us during lunch on the overflowed with breathtaking rides, and Pony Pull, the Fiddle Contest main stage from 11:00 a.m. until curious displays, tasty treats and a and the Pretty Cow Contest. Drop 1:00 p.m. to enjoy your favorite pa- multitude of other attractions. In by Commissioner Gipson’s Genuine triotic songs and some words from this 161st year of the State Fair, ex- MS® truck (located next to the bis- Commissioner Gipson. pect more of the same, but present- cuit booth) for a free picture. Of course, there are the rides that ed just a little bit differently. On the Budweiser stage, enter- make us laugh, squeal and zone “This year, many of us are finding tainment includes Mustache the out. Check out these ride features: ourselves facing extra challenges, Band, Roots and Boots, Epic Funk Sneak-A-Peak, $2 Rides, Kids Day, many stemming from the COVID-19 Brass Band, Dirt Road Cadillac, Paul Ride-A-Thon, and Ride Survivor. Porter and the Christianaires, U.S., This is just a glimpse into the pandemic,” said Andy Gipson, Com- the grounds and encouraging social /Slaughter, Big Blues magical Mississippi State Fair. You missioner of Agriculture and Com- distancing of six feet. The entire Explosion, Sean Kingston, South- will have to visit, safely and respon- merce. Adding, “In these unprec- complex has limited the number of ern Komfort Brass Band, 601 Live, sibly, to experience it all! edented times, it was especially guests, and each indoor building has and Topher Brown Band. From the For additional information, down- important that we carry on the posted building limits. There will be Trustmark stage, hear Wolf Trap load the MS State Fair app, follow long-standing tradition of bringing an increase of cleaning high-touch Trio, TB Ledford & the Accumula- on Facebook/Mississippi State Fair, the Mississippi State Fairgrounds to surfaces. In addition, all partici- tors, Magnolia Drive, Alan Sibley & Instagram and Twitter @msstatefair. life for 12 days of fun-filled family pants will be required to wear face entertainment; our staff has taken coverings upon entry, and staff will extra precautions to keep our visi- wear face coverings when greeting tors safe.” the public. Added Lasseter. “Please Opening day is Wednesday, bring your family and come to enjoy October 7, 2020 and with a hospi- this wonderful event.” table scissor snip of ribbon at 5:00 The largest buffet in the state can p.m. at gate 1 on Amite and Jeffer- be found stretching the length of son Streets, Commissioner Gipson the midway, but grazing would not will officially welcome one and all to be complete without a stop at the the 2020 Mississippi State Fair. The Biscuit Booth. Good, old fashioned fair runs through Sunday, October and free, these fluffy biscuits are 18, with a regular gate admission of baked by the employees of the Mis- $5.00; children under the age of six sissippi Department of Agriculture get in free. For a complete fair guide and Commerce. listing, see pages 12 through 14. New to the fair this year is the “This year we must take extra pre- Timberworks Show. cautions due to COVID-19; the staff Enjoy throwing, underhand and at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds chopping, log rolling, cross cut - has been working tirelessly to en- ing, hot sawing and carv- sure our guests are protected,” said ing! One of the newest attractions Michael Lasseter, Acting Director. is the Ag Expo in the brand-new Some of these precautions include Mississippi Trade Mart. The walk- Mississippi youth compete for top honors showcasing the best in live- hand sanitizer stations throughout through exhibit will teach fairgoers stock and agriculture. Come see the best in market and dairy cattle, goats, sheep and swine shows at the 2020 Mississippi State Fair. Page 2 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020 Commissioner’s Policy Corner MDAC Accepting Wild Hog Control Program Applications

By Chris McDonald Traps will be deployed in concentrat- Attention: WHCP, 121 North Jeffer- Director of Federal and ed focal areas across the state. Focal son Street, Jackson, MS 39201. Environmental Affairs - MDAC areas will be determined by MDAC Submitted applications will be through the application process. evaluated based on the number of The Mississippi Department of MDAC will provide the training nec- acres available for trapping, histori- Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) essary to use the “smart” traps and cal agricultural losses caused by wild will begin accepting applications on technical guidance regarding the hogs on the property, and current September 28 for its Wild Hog Con- most effective methods to trap and trapping efforts on the property. A Andy Gipson trol Program (WHCP). The applica- control wild hogs on private lands. cooperative application is encour- tion period will close on October 12. Applications can be downloaded aged for small acreage (i.e., adjoin- Commissioner Through the WHCP, MDAC will pro- at www.mdac.ms.gov/whcp. Submit ing land managers of small parcels vide “smart” wild hog traps to land- Andy Gipson Mississippi Department of applications by email to: chris@ should work together to submit one owners and managers for the control mdac.ms.gov. Submit applications application). Traps will be available Commissioner Agriculture & Commerce of wild hogs on private agricultural by mail to: Mississippi Department for one-month intervals, dependent 121 North Jefferson Street and lands in Mississippi. of Agriculture and Commerce, upon use and success. One trap per Jackson, MS 39201 1,000 acres is recommended, de- Phone: 601-359-1100 pending on landscape and land use. www.mdac.ms.gov The WHCP is the result of legis- lation passed during the 2020 Leg- Ag Museum islative Session. The legislation au- 601-432-4500 thorized Agriculture and Commerce Agricultural Theft Bureau Commissioner Andy Gipson to oper- 1-800-678-2660 ate programs to fight nuisance wild- life species on private agricultural Aquaculture and forestry lands. In Mississippi 601-359-1102 alone, wild hogs cause more than $60 million in damages annually. Board of Animal Health The WHCP will provide the equip- 601-359-1170 ment and technical guidance needed to control wild hogs across the state. Bureau of Plant Industry The Mississippi Farm Bureau Fed- 662-325-3390 eration provided key support to the Consumer Protection program with the acquisition of ad- 601-359-1148 ditional traps that will be deployed to help control wild hogs on private Fairgrounds/Coliseum lands. 601-961-4000 Visit www.mdac.ms.gov/whcp for program guidelines, applications, Genuine MS and additional information. Submit 601-359-1159 questions regarding WHCP to Chris McDonald at [email protected]. International Trade 601-359-1196 Keep Mississippi Beautiful 601-359-1100 Livestock Market News 601-359-1159 Market Development 601-359-1159 Meat Inspection 601-359-1191 Mississippi Market Bulletin 601-359-1155 Mississippi Farmers Market 601-354-6573 Regulatory Services 601-359-1111 Petroleum Division 601-359-1101 Produce Safety 601-359-1104 Weights & Measures 601-359-1149 October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 3

From Our Kitchen To Yours Home Style Fair Food ************************************************************** Fair-Favorite Corn Dogs 1 cup biscuit/baking mix melted butter and sprinkle with salt. 1 large egg 1 package (8-1/2 ounces) cornbread/muffin mix 1/2 cup 2% milk 2/3 cup all-purpose flour Confectioners’ sugar Funnel Cakes 1 teaspoon ground mustard 1/2 teaspoon onion powder On each of eighteen 4-in. wooden skewers, thread 2 large eggs, room temperature 1/2 teaspoon chili powder one cookie, inserting pointed end of skewer into fill- 1 cup 2% milk 1/2 teaspoon paprika ing. Freeze until firm, about 1 hour. In a deep cast- 1 cup water 1/8 teaspoon ground cumin iron skillet or deep fryer, heat oil to 375°. Place bis- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 large egg cuit mix in a shallow bowl. In another bowl, combine 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup 2% milk egg and milk; whisk into biscuit mix just until moist- 1/4 cup sugar 10 hot dogs ened. Holding skewer, dip cookie into biscuit mixture 3 teaspoons baking powder 10 wooden skewers to coat both sides; shake off excess. Fry cookies, a few 1/4 teaspoon salt Oil for deep-fat frying at a time, until golden brown, 1-2 minutes on each Oil for deep-fat frying side. Drain on paper towels. Dust with confectioners’ In a large bowl, combine the first 7 ingredients. In Confectioners’ sugar another bowl, whisk milk and egg; stir into dry ingre- sugar before serving. dients just until moistened. Let stand for 15 minutes. In a large bowl, beat eggs. Add milk, water and va- Insert skewers into hot dogs; dip into batter. In an nilla until well blended. In another bowl, whisk flour, electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry Fair Style Grilled sugar, baking powder and salt; beat into egg mixture corn dogs, a few at a time, until golden brown, 2-3 Corn on the Cob until smooth. In a deep cast-iron or electric skillet, minutes, turning occasionally. Drain on paper tow- heat oil to 375°. Cover the bottom of a funnel spout els. TIPS: Don’t forget to let the batter stand before 4 large ears of corn in husks soaked in water for 1 hour with your finger; ladle 1/2 cup batter into the fun- coating the hot dogs. It thickens up a bit and clings Melted butter nel. Holding the funnel several inches above the oil, better after 15 minutes. Make sure the oil tempera- Salt release your finger and move the funnel in a spiral ture returns to 375° between batches. motion until all the batter is released, scraping with Soak the corn in the husks in water for 1 hour. Start a rubber spatula if needed. Fry until golden brown, the grill and get it hot. Place the unhusked corn on 2 minutes on each side. Drain on paper towels. Dust Deep-Fried Cookies the grill. Let it grill for 20 minutes turning half way with confectioners’ sugar; serve warm. 18 Oreo cookies through. Pull the husks back and place corn back Oil for deep-fat frying on grill to get a little char on the corn. Brush with Source: Tasteofhome.com Page 4 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020

Advertisers Index FARM PROPERTY COPIAH COUNTY LAUDERDALE COUNTY PANOLA COUNTY Category Page No. All farm property listings within 12.5 acres just off Barlow Road, about 40 acres on dirt road, partly timbered, 31.9 acres near Hwy. 3 & Askew Wild- this category (for sale or rent/lease) 12 miles west of Hazlehurst, great creek runs through property, good life Refuge, 1,558 ft. of frontage on Ag Trailers & Carts . . . . . 10 must consists of 10 acres or more. hunting, $3,500 per acre. Magnolia, hunting, good house site, has green Old Hwy., just north of Crenshaw, ma- Antiques & Furniture . . . . . 9 Out-of-state residents owning 601-248-0888. field, has road into it, $2,000/acre. ture timber, natural spring, $64,000. Aquaculture ...... 17 farm property within Mississippi Toomsuba, 601-632-4268, after 6 p.m. Askew, 662-349-5934. Archery & Accessories . . . . 15 that is being offered for sale are COVINGTON COUNTY ATVs & UTVs ...... 15 allowed to advertise in this category. LAWRENCE COUNTY PEARL RIVER COUNTY Barrel Races & Ropings . . . 20 No real-estate agents, businesses, 52 +/- acres with half mile road front- Beef Cattle ...... 17 brokers or dealers that sell land on age on Station Creek Road, beautiful 107.79 acres wood & open, hunting 21.34 acres in merchantable timber Beekeeping, Honey & Syrup . . 6 a commission basis are eligible to creek, 100+ year old hardwood tim- plots with stands, ponds, ATV trails, with building lot facing Anchor Lake, Boats & Watercraft . . . . . 15 advertise. ber, 100+ year old cabin, $186,500; fruit trees & bushes, 2nd house with Camping & Accessories . . . 16 creek running through property, 10 +/- acres wooded land, $35,500. camper & 60x40 new metal building, fronts I-59, $4,500 per acre. Carriere, Construction Equipment . . . 11 Collins, 601-517-5700. $410,000. Monticello, 601-754-3766. Cookbooks & Recipes . . . . . 9 ATTALA COUNTY 601-749-3673. Crafts & Woodwork . . . . . 9 GREENE COUNTY LEAKE COUNTY Crops & Seeds ...... 5 158 +/- acres located off Marvin Chapel PIKE COUNTY Cutters & Mowers . . . . . 10 Road, planted pine, hardwoods, pecan 160 +/- acres hunting land, with 40 acres pine timber, 20/25 years old Dairy Cattle ...... 18 trees, deer/turkey, recent land survey, 43 acres, beautiful wooded hardwood/ Hurricane Creek on east border of stands, feeder, gates, deer/turkey/rab- & prime hunting land, off Hwy. 25, Dairy Equipment ...... 15 bits, $2,100 per acre. Lucedale, 228- $62,000. Carthage, 601-267-2179. pine, 17 miles west of McComb, sur- Dogs ...... 18 land, $2,200 per acre. Flowood, 479- rounded by forest, borders Magee 841-5324. 217-6353. Dog Handling & Supplies . . . 19 83.42 acres, Hwy. 25 access, gravel Creek, natural spring runs through all Employment ...... 8 year, abundant deer/turkey/squirrel, 80 +/- acres mature pine & hardwoods, HINDS COUNTY road to Utah road west side, excellent Equipment Auctions ...... 19 $159,000. McComb, 769-204-1011. some within the city limits, great for deer, turkey, rabbit & squirrel hunting, Fair Guide ...... 12 creek runs through property, hard- residential or commercial develop- 36.7 surveyed acres on Fairchild Road, Farm Buildings & Materials . . 7 wood/pines, capped well, $300,000. ment, good hunting with running pretty land with nice home sites, PRENTISS COUNTY Farm Market Report . . . . . 21 Lena, 601-259-3134. creeks year round, $3,500 per acre. $256,900 OBO. Learned, 601-566- Farm Property ...... 4 Kosciusko, 662-582-2699. 5534. 30 acres CR 8061, 28 acres mature Field Equipment ...... 9 LOWNDES COUNTY pine/some hardwood, 30x30 garage, Fireplace Inserts/Firewood . . . 9 41 acres, Road 2104 & 2247, overlook- 19 acres with more available, estab- attached shed, water, electricity Fishing Tackle ...... 16 ing Natchez Trace, 6 miles to Kos- lished successful greenhouse opera- 300 acres, 175 acres planted pine, 120/240, small apartment, bathroom, Flowers & Trees ...... 5 ciusko, community water, pine timber, tion, 120,000 sq. ft., 2 offices, ware- rest mixed pine/hardwood, paved near watershed lakes, waterway, build- Forestry & . . . . . 11 $2,950 per acre. Kosciusko, 601-672- house & house, 3 water sources, road frontage, creek frontage, good ing sites, $125,000 OBO. Booneville, Fruits & Vegetables . . . . . 5 9558. backup generators, located Parsons hunting, close to New Hope School 662-570-5130. Goats & Sheep ...... 18 Road, $1,600,000. Raymond, 601-954- downtown Columbus, $1,600 per acre. Gourds ...... 9 2 adjoining 70 acre tracts, hardwood 3733. Starkville, 662-341-5170. Graders & Blades ...... 10 20 years old, southern Attala County RANKIN COUNTY Grain Storage & Equipment . . 10 CR 4127 & Hwy. 14 E- Goodman, excel- HOLMES COUNTY 300 acres, close to New Hope School, Grass-Fed Meats ...... 18 lent hunting, older pond, $1,750/acre. downtown Columbus, 2 Lock and 48 acres, plantation pines, cutover Grinders & Mixers . . . . . 10 Madison, 662-417-9176. Dams, paved road frontage, creek twice, paved frontage, pond, 8 miles 1,335 +/- acres with 30 acre lake, cam- Ground Cover & Mulch ...... 7 frontage, good hunting, $1,600 per south of Pelahatchie on Elton Ever- phouse, live creek, 6 ponds, big timber, Guns & Accessories . . . . . 16 acre. Columbus, 662-341-5170. ett Road, $7,300 per acre OBO. Pela- CALHOUN COUNTY hunting/recreational paradise, good Hay & Forage Equipment . . . 10 hatchie, 228-832-7054. roads, caretaker available, $2,350 per Hay & Grain ...... 6 45 acre mini farm, great home sites, MARION COUNTY acre. Acona, 662-582-6349. 11.25 acres off Clara Foote Road, Horses & Mules ...... 18 pond, mixed pine/hardwood, some $2,000 per acre; 38.25 acres, about Hunting Leases/Memberships . 16 cultivation with CRP income, roads 192 acres, 10 year old pines, paved & 147 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath brick home, 1 mile from Hwy. 49 off Levi Cooper Hunting, Fishing, Camping . . 15 through property, CR 308, $2,200 per gravel road frontage, hardwood bot- new AC/heating unit, good hunting, Road, $8,000 per acre, prices are nego- Industrial Trucks & Vans . . . 11 acre. Calhoun City, 404-234-3831. tom, 3 small ponds, roads, 2.6 miles near Pearl River & public boat ramp, tiable. Florence, 323-750-8578. Lawn & Garden Equipment . . 11 west of Exit 164 (West, MS), reduced will sell all or part, $425,000. Fox- Livestock Auctions & Sales . . 20 CARROLL COUNTY $1,750/acre. Brandon, 601-331-8490. worth, 601-736-9039. Livestock Boarding & Handling . 8 40 acres, utilities, large storage barn, Livestock Equipment . . . . 15 shooting range, food plots, trails, 45 acres, hardwood/pine timber, great JASPER COUNTY MARSHALL COUNTY stocked pond, great hunting or house Livestock Tack ...... 15 hunting for deer, turkey & small game, Livestock Trailers & Wagons . 15 site, private & quiet, 3 miles from food plots & pond, roads through 422 acres on the Jasper/Jones County 192 acres, bean fields, pastures, tim- Lumber & Sawing ...... 7 town, $250,000. Puckett, 601-842- property, enclosed deer stands, live line, road frontage on CR 237, mature ber, lake, shed, 1800s log house, 30x30 9855. Miscellaneous Equipment . . . 15 stream, $2,200 per acre. Carrollton, & young timber mix, timber appraisal shed, good hunting, good building Miscellaneous Hunting Items . 16 662-237-4209. available, $2,250 per acre. Bay Springs, sites, paved road, $3,500/acre, all or Miscellaneous Home Items . . . 9 601-319-0388. part. Olive Branch, 662-893-0051 or SCOTT COUNTY Other Ag Implements . . . . 10 CHICKASAW COUNTY 901-494-0216. Outdoor Power Equipment . . 11 JEFFERSON COUNTY 54.6 acres, east end of Baker Road off Pickers & Harvesters . . . . 10 Hwy. 13, $101,200. Forkville, 601-421- 192 acres farm & timber land, has MONTGOMERY COUNTY Planting & Tillage . . . . . 10 0484. good rent income & good hunting, 60 +/- acres of mostly hardwoods near Posts & Fencing ...... 7 located between Tupelo & Starkville Natchez Trace, great deer/turkey hunt- 40 +/- acres, excellent deer/turkey Poultry & Fowl ...... 8 off the Natchez Trace, $2,100 per acre. ing, food plots with shooting houses, hunting, 20 year old professionally SIMPSON COUNTY Poultry & Fowl Supplies . . . 8 Houston, 662-542-9011. good access roads, utilities available, planted pine, located north of Hwy. Poultry Equipment . . . . . 15 $3,300 per acre OBO. Metairie, LA, 82 off Lodi Road, $1,850 per acre. Wi- 89 acres, 60 acres planted in 12 year Rabbits ...... 18 504-450-6932. nona, 601-941-9922. old pines, 4 acres open land, remainder Rural Property & Hobby Farms . 5 CHOCTAW COUNTY is mixed timber, 2 ponds, lots of deer/ Sewing & Fabrics ...... 9 turkey, $240,000. Mendenhall, 601- Sprayers & Spreaders . . . . 10 200 acres, great hunting, wildlife food KEMPER COUNTY NESHOBA COUNTY 940-4046. SUVs & Vans ...... 11 plots, rolling topography, beautiful camp sites, roads for interior access, 50 acres on Murphy Hardy Road 100 +/- acres bottom land near Ne- Swap & Exchange ...... 8 30.4 acres with pond, about 11 miles Swine ...... 18 creek runs through property, paved & Hwy. 495, mineral rights 50/50, shoba community, timber harvested in road frontage, $1,550 per acre. Weir, wooded area, buyer pays closing costs, 2018, replanted in hardwood seedlands west of Magee on Mt. Zion Road, Timber Price Report . . . . . 21 $50,000. Mendenhall, 985-351-8811. & Hardware . . . . . 11 601-604-0495. $131,000. Dekalb, 601-498-4656. early 2020, serious inquiries only, Tractors ...... 9 $150,000. Neshoba, 601-672-6933. Trucks ...... 11 CLARKE COUNTY LAFAYETTE COUNTY STONE COUNTY Trailers (Utility/Equipment) . . 10 OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Upcoming Events ...... 22 115 acres, 52 acres pine, 63 acres 8 98.63 acres in Lafayette Springs, all 10 acres wooded land, 2-story house Upcoming Livestock Shows . . 20 year old cherrybark oak, 4,160’ front- wooded, surveyed, 3,500’ gravel road 231 acres, 389 North 9 miles, paved with fireplace, balcony, metal roof & Vegetable & Produce Supplies . 5 age, Chickasawhay River, frontage frontage, joins upper Sardis W.M.A., road on 2 sides, excellent hunting for vinyl siding, 20x30 barn on stilts with Want Ads ...... 7 Hwy. 510, reduced $2,500 per acre. $1,650 per acre. New Albany, 901-486- deer/turkey, some timber, $3,000 per 20x20 office, $125,000. McHenry, 601- Shubuta, 601-888-6234. 1780. acre. Starkville, 662-418-6752. 528-2177. October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 5

Use this map to assist you in locating the TATE COUNTY 9 towns and counties of buyers and sellers 2 5 6 7 80.95 acres, farm land, pasture land, 1 listed in the Mississippi Market Bulletin. 4 ponds, house, appraised at $320,000. 3 8 Senatobia, 662-473-3578. The corresponding numbers on the map are listed left to right - top to bottom. 12 13 TIPPAH COUNTY 14 10 11 15 Adams 59 Leflore 26 16 17 73 acres in Dumas community, pub- Alcorn 7 Lincoln 62 lic road frontage, community water, Amite 69 Lowndes 40 electricity, live creeks & good timber, 21 22 23 Attala 35 Madison 42 18 20 $1,800 per acre. Dumas, 601-529- Benton 5 Marion 72 19 0765. Bolivar 18 Marshall 4 31 28 30 WALTHALL COUNTY Calhoun 21 Monroe 23 26 29 Carroll 27 Montgomery 29 27 25 Chickasaw 22 Neshoba 44 34.5 acres cutover land, road frontage, 24 Choctaw 36 Newton 51 38 40 100+ year old house, water & power, 1 36 mile east of Hwy. 27, excellent school Claiborne 53 Noxubee 39 39 35 37 system & community, $3,500 per acre. Clarke 58 Oktibbeha 38 33 34 Madison, 601-201-2430. Clay 31 Panola 12 32 Coahoma 10 Pearl River 77 Copiah 54 Perry 75 41 43 44 45 WAYNE COUNTY 42 Covington 65 Pike 70 160 acres, good timber, good hunting, DeSoto 2 Pontotoc 15 half mile of frontage on Chickasawhay Forrest 74 Prentiss 8 46 47 River, near the Mayward Creek Water Franklin 61 Quitman 11 Park in Waynesboro, pine/hardwood George 79 Rankin 49 48 49 50 51 52 timber, $560,000. Foxworth, 601-731- Greene 76 Scott 50 8353. Grenada 28 Sharkey 32 Hancock 80 Simpson 55 55 20 acres, has merchantable timber, 54 56 57 58 good deer hunting, some road front- Harrison 81 Smith 56 53 age, will not lease or divide, $85,000. Hinds 48 Stone 78 State Line, 601-770-2556, email pre- Holmes 34 Sunflower 25 60 ferred: [email protected]. Humphreys 33 Tallahatchie 19 59 61 64 65 66 67 Issaquena 46 Tate 3 62 63 WEBSTER COUNTY Itawamba 17 Tippah 6 Jackson 82 Tishomingo 9 165 acres, 125 acres row crop/pasture Jasper 57 Tunica 1 71 72 73 76 with ponds & 40 acres timber, beauti- Jefferson 60 Union 14 68 69 70 75 ful farm on Alva Road north of Tom- Jefferson Davis 64 Walthall 71 74 Nolen, $2,850 per acre. Eupora, 601- Jones 66 Warren 47 606-5912. Kemper 45 Washington 24 79 77 78 226 acres on Berry Road, 1 1/2 miles Lafayette 13 Wayne 67 off Hwy. 15, good deer/turkey hunt- Lamar 73 Webster 30 ing, food plots, some mature timber, Lauderdale 52 Wilkinson 68 82 81 100 acres planted 2011, all utilities, Lawrence 63 Winston 37 80 $1,995/acre. Cumberland, 662-769- Leake 43 Yalobusha 20 2654. Lee 16 Yazoo 41 40 acres open land, partially fenced, CARROLL COUNTY $6,400 per acre. Carriere, 601-749- FRUITS, NUTS & BERRIES VEGETABLE & PRODUCE barn, Hwy. 82 & 15 frontage, 3,000 sq. 3673. ft. home, ponds - 1 stocked, $500,000. SUPPLIES 1 acre, country home, shop, apartment Green peanuts in 30 lb. bags: Washed/ Mathiston, 662-263-6596. SHARKEY COUNTY & concrete storm shelter, reduced to graded Jumbo & Virginia Whites, $33; $185,000. Carrollton, 662-809-2513. Electric pea sheller, $150 cash only. WINSTON COUNTY 3/4 acre, hunters furnished 3 bdrm., Unwashed Super Jumbo $25, Virginia Kemper Co., Bailey, 601-737-2194. 1 bath, pole barn with 4 horse stalls, White $20, call for availability. Mitch- JACKSON COUNTY Welborn roto-fingers pea/bean sheller, dog kennels, backs up Delta National ell Farms, Covington Co., Collins, 601- 101 wooded acres with creek, on great used cond., $3,200. Oktibbeha on Sunflower River, no flooding, 765-8609, mitchellfarms-ms.com. dead end road, between Louisville & 3 acres, owner financing, $32,000. Co., Starkville, 662-312-5154 or 662- Starkville, surrounded by national for- Vancleave, 228-219-5081. $99,000. Holly Bluff, 601-622-1263. 312-4994. est, good hunting, ready to sell, $1,900 Green peanuts (30 lb. bags): Jumbo per acre OBO. Louisville, 601-573- LEAKE COUNTY $25; Virginia $20, machine harvested, Pepper/eggplant cages from 6x6 con- 6852. CROPS & SEEDS machine cleaned, unwashed, call for crete wire, $3 each; Tomato cages 5’ tall x 18” diam., heavy duty with 1/2” 6 acres, Singleton community, Corinth All items listed in this cat- availability/directions, closed on Sun- rebar support posts, $7 each. Hinds Road, paved road, community wa- egory must be agriculture related. days. Rogers Farm, Hwy. 37 North, Co., Edwards, 601-852-2504. RURAL PROPERTY ter, hardwood, great area for a home, No commercial, dealers, buyers, Covington Co., Collins, 601-765-8668. $23,800. Carthage, 601-672-9558. sellers or business person engaged & HOBBY FARMS in trade are allowed to advertise. Organic blueberries, hand picked ripe FLOWERS, All property listings within this OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Only in-state residents are allowed sweet, excellent in baking, wine mak- BULBS & SEEDS to advertise within this category. category (for sale or rent/lease) ing, smoothies, cereal, yogurt, frozen 8 acres, underground electric, water, must consists of less than 10 acres. in BPA free commercial 4 mil bags, Red Spider Lily, $1; Heirloom Jon- covenant restrictions, surveyed into 3 Out-of-state residents owning quills, 50¢; Oxblood lily, $5 each plus parcels, will divide, 5 miles to Walmart, BERRY PLANTS gallon/quart bags $3.50/lb. Hinds Co., property within Mississippi that is S&H. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-941- $78,000. Starkville, 662-418-2541. Edwards, 601-852-2504. being offered for sale are allowed to 9017, email: [email protected]. advertise in this category. Amber Blueberry Farm has blueberry Organic pears, $5/bucket; Organic No real-estate agents, businesses, PEARL RIVER COUNTY plants for fall planting, several vari- Daylilies, assorted colors, $1 per plant, brokers or dealers that sell land on eties available, 1 gal. $3 each F.O.B., persimmons, $1 each. Copiah Co., plus $10 shipping on first 20 plants, a commission basis are eligible to 9 acres, river frontage land (Hobolo- 3 gal. $10 each F.O.B. Wayne Co., Hazlehurst, 601-308-4546, email: bonus plants shipped each order. 0 advertise. chitto) in timber with small camp, Waynesboro, 601-381-0024. [email protected]. Nash, 1483 Hwy. 51 North, Winona, Page 6 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020

MS 38967. Montgomery Co., 662-283- $2.50/bushel. Billy Sumrall & Gerald bale in barn. Jefferson Davis Co., Car- 2020 crop Alicia bermudagrass hay, MISSISSIPPI 5361. Sumrall, Lawrence Co., Monticello, son, 601-522-5963. 4x5 round bales, $45 in field, $50 in 601-587-7122. barn, square bales $5 in field, $6.50 in MARKET BULLETIN TREES, VINES & SHRUBS Tifton 9 bahiagrass hay, fertilized & barn, fertilized/limed. Pearl River Co., Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermuda- limed to MSU soil samples, sprayed, Poplarville, 601-916-1122. grass, Tifton 44 & 85, Alicia, Jiggs & cured without rain, horse quality 5x5 EDITOR Chestnut trees, Chinese/American much more, 30+ years experience, rolls, $45 cash in barn. Marion Co., Well fertilized bahiagrass square bales, blight resistant cross grown from Claude Nash starting at $125 & up. Leake Co., Car- Bassfield, 601-940-4132. free of weeds, great feed hay, $5. Yalo- seed, 2 year old well branched trees busha Co., Water Valley, 662-230-0709. [email protected] 5 gal. pots, bear nuts in 2-3 years, $17. thage, 601-201-0929. 2020 crop 5x5 round bales of bahia- 601-359-1123 Winston Co., Louisville, 662-736-1610. Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermudag- grass hay, net wrapped, tight bales, Good quality hay, 4x5 round bales, highly fertilized, cured without rain, net wrapped, weed free, cured without CIRCULATION Kazery fig trees, produce large green- rass (registered trademark), Tifton 44, stored dry in barn, $35 per bale. Simp- rain, $30. Grenada Co., Gore Springs, ish yellow figs, $25 & up, no shipping. Tifton 85 & more, have conventional Jessica Spears son Co., Rockport, 601-955-0708. Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-922-6767. or no-till, prices start $125 & up per 662-699-0953. [email protected] acre. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-780- 601-359-1159 0781. 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, net 2020 crop second cutting bahiagrass BEEKEEPING, wrapped, $40 per roll. Marion Co., hay, 5x4 round bales, net wrapped, fer- STAFF HONEY & SYRUP HAY & GRAIN Sandy , 601-441-4110. tilized to soil test, sprayed for weeds, hay analysis available, can load, $40. Cecilia Parker Mix grass hay, not fertilized, string Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-206-1694. 4’ x 8’ stainless evaporator pan with Hannah East 2020 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass wrapped, I will load, $22 per roll. 4’ x 4’ add-in stainless pan, $1,400. mixed hay, well fertilized, will load, Chickasaw Co., Houlka, 662-448-0243. 2020 crop Argentine bahiagrass horse Perry Co., Beaumont, 601-964-0145. round bales inside $35, outside $30, MAILING ADDRESS hay, well fertilized, cured without rain, square bales $5. Scott Co., Morton, “Horse Heaven” square bales: Sumrall 4x5 rolls, net wrapped, stored in barn Honeybees in complete pine or poly- P. O. Box 1118 601-668-3742. 007 bermudagrass hay, $6.50; Bahia- $45; Cow hay, stored outside, $30 & styrene hives or nucs, $150-$335 OBO; Jackson, MS 39215-1118 grass, $5.50, highly commercially $40. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-270-4490. Selling honey $14/quart, cash & pick 2020 crop 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, fertilized & limed, sprayed for weeds. PHONE up only. Jones Co., Ovett, 601-577- net wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- 2020 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass 5142, ask for Sylvia. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-382- 601-359-1155 3925. hay, 4x5 rolls, well fertilized, will load, 6848. $30 per roll. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- Cypress & pine bee equipment: Pine FAX 2020 crop bahiagrass or ryegrass 741-1256 or 601-741-1905. deep brood boxes, $13; Cypress, $22; 2020 crop ryegrass baleage, also Sum- square bales, excellent horse hay, Pine supers, $11; Cypress supers, 601-359-1260 rall 007 bermudagrass baleage, 4x4.5 sprayed, well fertilize, $6; Bahiagrass/ Mixed grass hay, second cutting, good $17, tops, bottoms, live beetle traps, round bales individual wrapped, $50 mixed grass, 4x4 round bales, net quality hay for horses & cows, square WEBSITE frames, foundations. Rankin Co., Star, per bale. Lawrence Co., Monticello, wrapped, $35/bale. Lauderdale Co., bales $3 & round bales $20. Panola 601-845-8600. www.msmarketbulletin.org 601-587-2257. Meridian, 601-484-0610 or 601-483- Co., Batesville, 662-934-9974. E-MAIL 5432. 5 gallons wildflower honey, 60 lbs. Alicia bermudagrass hay in square 2020 crop 4x5 rolls net wrapped bahia- [email protected] pure Mississippi honey, local pick up, bales, $6. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601- Bahiagrass square bales, $5; Bahia- grass hay, second cutting, highly fer- all sales online www.buttsbees.com, Mississippi Market Bulletin 857-8905 or 601-955-8903. grass round bales, $45; Mixed grass tilized & limed, cured without rain, in no bucket exchange or deposit, $160. (USPS 354-340) cow hay round bales, $25 & up, fertil- barn, sweet smelling, tight rolls, will Jackson Co., Gautier, 228-623-3396. Argentine bahiagrass hay, square Published semi-monthly by the ized, in barn, delivery available. Simp- load, $40. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, bales, 2020 crop, fertilized to soil Mississippi Department son Co., Magee, 601-849-3210. 601-480-2220. Pure raw honey 2020 crop, 5 gal. buck- sample analysis, cured without rain, of Agriculture and Commerce ets available for pick up, please call excellent quality, $5 per bale at barn. 2020 crop mixed grass hay, 600 square 4x5 round bales of net wrapped highly 121 North Jefferson Street ahead, $150/bucket. Forrest Co., Wig- Greene Co., Lucedale, 601-543-3266. bales in barn, fertilized/limed, $4 per fertilized bahiagrass/mixed grass hay, gins, 601-928-5865. Jackson, MS 39201 bale, no phone, contact Joe Hostetler, $25 in field, $30 under shed or tarp, Periodical postage paid at Jackson, Well fertilized, limed/weed controlled 4382 Salmon Road, Randolph, MS can load at farm. Scott Co., Forest, MS, and at additional mailing office. Raw honey, $120 per 5 gal. bucket. bahiagrass hay, net wrapped 4x5 round 38864. Pontotoc County. 601-507-1557. Presented as a service feature by this Rankin Co., Richland, 601-613-1290. bales, barn cured & stored on pallets, Department as authorized by Law, clean, dry quality hay for horses/cattle, Square bales of bahiagrass hay, $4, no 2020 summer crop honey in 5 gal. 4x5 round bales of bahiagrass hay, net Subscriptions are $10.00 per year $45. Greene Co., Lucedale, 601-508- phone, contact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. Mann Lake buckets, $150 each, cash wrapped, fertilized, 200 bales available, to bona fide residents of Mississippi, 7115. & pick up only. Monroe Co., Gattman, 532, Mt. Olive, MS 39119. Covington $30 each. Newton Co., Lawrence, 601- however advertisers must be actually County. 479-2831. engaged in farm or agricultural 662-257-1763, call between 5-9 p.m. or 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass/ text anytime. pursuits. Dealers, buyers, sellers and bermudagrass hay, well fertilized, no 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, net Mixed grass hay, 4x5.5 rolls, 2020 crop, business persons engaged in trade weeds, $25 each or $20 for 10 or more Old variety of green sugar cane with wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. Stone no rain, string tied, $35 per bale, quan- cannot list items for sale. rolls. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- faint orange/yellow, very tall & makes Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8150. tity discount, will load. Hinds Co., Ray- 481-4006. All matters dealing with the purpose great molasses, will cut last week of mond, 601-750-5115. of this publication should be addressed 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, 5x4 rolls, October, 50¢ per stalk. Jefferson Davis 2020 excellent crop of bahiagrass hay, to Claude Nash, Editor. All matters of twine tied, limed, sprayed, fertilized, Custom hay cutting, also hay for sale Co., Prentiss, 601-672-7493. well fertilized, no rain, barn stored, policy and subjects not dealing with the stored outside, you haul, $30 per roll. $18 per bale. Carroll Co., Carrollton, heavy square bales $6, round bales publication should be addressed to the Sugar cane stalks for seed, chewing Leake Co., Standing Pine, 601-954- 662-299-8416. $40, great horse hay. Hinds Co., Crys- Commissioner. or syrup, 65¢ per stalk, order now for 7317. tal Springs, 601-260-9801, after 3:30 fall cutting. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 2020 corn crop, big ears, deer corn on In offering this public service to bona p.m. 4x5 round bales of bahiagrass hay, net 601-681-4495. cob, $10 per 100 lbs. Lauderdale Co., fide residents of Mississippi, we cannot wrapped, 2020 crop, second cutting, Meridian, 601-484-0610 or 601-483- verify the contents of each notice. 2020 crop Argentine bahiagrass hay, Reworked grist mill, all new wood, baled without rain, $30. Simpson Co., 5432. Therefore, the availability of these fertilized & weed free, 4x5 tight, heavy have ground some on it but it still Harrisville, 601-506-1718. pages for listings of agricultural related needs more work, $700. Montgomery round bales, stored in barn, $40 per Whole corn, 2020 crop, triple cleaned, items constitutes no warranty on our 4x5 round bales of mixed grass hay, Co., Duck Hill, 662-582-0033. bale. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601- 50 lb. sacks $6.25, Hwy. 84 West. Jones part of any statement made by parties 794-7988. mostly bermuda, watered, fertilized, Co., Hebron, 601-433-5063. to such proposed transactions. net wrapped, 1,000 lb. bales, $20; 4x5 GRAIN SEEDS 2020 crop square bales of 007 bermu- The Mississippi Market Bulletin round bales 2019 crop mixed grass Feed corn or deer corn, 55 gal. drum assumes no responsibility for any dagrass quality hay, sprayed, limed & hay, $10. Bolivar Co., Boyle, 662-721- $30 each, bring your own drum. Tate Bahiagrass seed & Argentine grass notice appearing in the Bulletin nor fertilized, $6. Pike Co., McComb, 601- 7040. Co., Senatobia, 662-260-6660. seed, 50 lb. sacks, clean & tested, 90% for any transaction resulting from 248-0067. germination, $2-$4 per lb. Lawrence Bermudagrass, square bales $6, round MIX 30 liquid feed, feed cows, calves, published notices. Co., Silver Creek, 601-587-2526. 5x5.5 rolls bahiagrass/mixed grass, net bales $70; Bahiagrass, square bales $5, sheep, goats, deer, 16% protein, 10% Advertisers are cautioned that it is wrapped, $30; 5x5.5 bermuda-grass/ round bales $45; Mixed grass cow hay vegetable fat, $1.25/gallon. Lawrence against the law to misrepresent any GRASS SEEDS & crabgrass mixed horse hay, $45; Ber- round bales, $25 & up, fertilized, in Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. product offered for sale in public mudagrass/crabgrass square bales, $6, barn. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506- notice or advertisement carried in any CUSTOM SPRIGGING delivery available. Madison Co., Can- 2455. ANIPRO liquid feed, 25% protein, publication that is delivered. ton, 601-937-1107, call or text. 5% fat, with limiter, $2.85/gallon; 4x5 rolls of 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, POSTMASTER send address changes to: Custom sprigging, Sumrall 007 ANIPRO calf receiver, 10% protein, string tied, barn kept, no weeds, $30. Mississippi Market Bulletin, P. O. Box (registered trademark), Tifton 44, Square bales of bahiagrass hay, fertil- $2.60/gallon, feed cost 35¢ per day 1118 Jackson, MS 39215 (DMM 455.2i). Tifton 85 also available, $125/acre ized & cured without rain, good for Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601-214- per head. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- (10 acre minimum), sprigs available anything - cows, horses, etc., $6 per 4078, call or text. 8731. October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 7

GROUND COVER, Longleaf pine lumber, I will saw my New heavy livestock panels, 5 1/2’ x Dead or alive Ford or NH 4630 or 5030 timber into 1” thick, 10”-12” wide, any 10’, $85; Continuous fence, 4’ x 20’, WANT ADS 4WD tractor with front end loader. Lee MULCH & FERTILIZERS length, 85¢ per BF. Frank Niemeyer, $115. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-433-4797. Co., Tupelo, 662-255-4495. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. All items listed under the this cat- JD 4020 2-post canopy. Clarke Co., En- Round bales of erosion/mulch hay, Metal gates: 3- 12’ $120 each; 3- 10’ egory must be agricultural related. terprise, 601-927-8222. $20, delivery available. Lamar Co., Professionally molded SY pine, all KD $100 each; 4- 6’ $60 each; 3- 4’ $40 Out-of-state residents are allowed to advertise in this category. Purvis, 601-270-4490. in shiplap, V-groove, bead board, cen- each; Electric fence charger, $50, cash ter match & flooring, along with 1x12 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor tire 12.4 x only. Kemper Co., Bailey, 601-737- 28, 4 ply, on 11-28 rim R1. Lauderdale Square bales of hay for erosion or siding, starting at 60¢ LF. Rankin Co., 2194. Co., Meridian, 805-421-6212. mulch, tight & firm bales, will load on Star, 601-540-1185. CROPS & SEEDS WANTED trailer, approx. 250 bales, $4. Pike Co., 2 7/8” drill stem, $35; 3 1/2” drill stem, Disk, 2-gang or single gang, pull type, Several standing large poplar & 1 red Red Ripper peas to eat & freeze, need McComb, 601-248-0067. 4’ width, in good cond., for IH Cub oak tree, you harvest, trade for rough $70. Perry Co., New Augusta, 601-964- at least a bushel, will buy any that have tractor. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662- cut white oak or cypress lumber suit- 3662. been shelled or frozen. Yazoo Co., Ben- Wheat straw, square bales $5, round 816-9697. bales $45, discount on large quan- able for trailer decking. Lauderdale ton, 662-746-7189. Free for pickup 75’ of 3’ high iron patio tity, clean, in barn, delivery available. Co., Meridian, 805-421-6212. Lime buggy, belt type only. Calhoun fencing, most in 8’ lengths, 1 each 3’ Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. DOG HANDLING Co., Vardaman, 662-983-8531. Pine lumber, 2x4 & 2x6, different wide gate included. Wayne Co., Shubu- & SUPPLIES WANTED Wood shavings for animal bedding, lengths, 50¢ BF, can cut to order or ta, 601-687-1574. 7’ or 8’ 3PH disk, fair to good cond., made from kiln dried cypress lumber, I can saw your logs into lumber. Ne- Dog pen any size. Noxubee Co., Ma- reasonably priced. Pike Co., McComb, 55 gal. bags $8.50 each, 10 or more $8 shoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-656-9463 Build 4 wire fence 85¢ per ft., 5 wire con, 662-549-3001, leave message, call 601-684-5549 or 601-810-0593. each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645. or 601-416-2038. fence 95¢ per ft., also specialize in or text. patching fence. Smith Co., Taylors- Good used Frontier RT-1149 rotary til- A-grade, clean, red, long leaf pine Wood-Mizer custom sawed lumber ville, 601-725-4132. ler for 25 HP compact tractor. Lauder- straw, $6 per bale picked up, delivery or will saw your logs (maximum size EXOTIC LIVESTOCK dale Co., Meridian, 601-527-8535. available serving Rankin, Madison & 30” x 20’) at my location. Rankin Co., FARM BUILDINGS & PETS WANTED Hinds Counties. Rankin Co., Brandon, Brandon, 601-331-8490. HAY & FORAGE 601-507-7880. & MATERIALS Need a few live fox squirrels to put on EQUIPMENT WANTED Custom sawing with Wood-Mizer, my land. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Ag lime delivered to your farm start- starting 25¢ BF, sawn per your specifi- 300-400 solid brick from a house built 601-757-9781. ing at $28 per ton within 125 miles of cation, lumber also (cedar). Jones Co., Sickle bar cutter in working cond., around 1927, 50¢ per brick. Walthall Poplarville, further will be more. Pearl Laurel, 601-433-8344. LIVESTOCK must be 3PH. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, River Co., Poplarville, 601-337-3082, Co., Tylertown, 601-222-1863. 601-318-3539. ask for Stan. services, will come EQUIPMENT WANTED to your location & turn your logs into 50 sheets of new sheet metal, 26 ga., Hay spear to mount to JD 673 quick high rib galvalume, $19 each, no hitch loader. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601- Red field dirt, $3 per yard loaded on lumber with Wood-Mizer mill. Rankin 20’ stock trailer, with cut gate, split phone, contact Dannie Hostetler, 1331 988-4699. your truck. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, Co., Pelahatchie, 769-798-3480. gear in rear, all bar sides, no side walls, 601-670-6471. Topsy Road, Randolph, MS 38864. canvas top, good condition & tires, Custom saw your logs into lumber Pontotoc County. 2 used wooden pallets for storing north half of MS. Tate Co., Senatobia, square bales of hay, prefer pallets loca- & process your lumber into tongue/ 901-488-8888. FARM BUILDINGS groove, shiplap, bead board, log cabin Used tin, 100 pieces 24’ 8”, 50 pieces tion near Washington Co., Greenville, 615-406-3556. wallboard & much more. Neshoba Co., 28’, all excellent cond., 36” double Cattle panels & bar joist. Marion Co., & MATERIALS Philadelphia, 601-416-1636. grooved, $28 per sheet or $25 per Columbia, 601-441-2145. MISCELLANEOUS All items listed in this cat- sheet for 50 or more. Leake Co., Car- Let us saw your logs into lumber, we egory must be farm/agriculture thage, 601-278-7321. POULTRY & FOWL WANTED EQUIPMENT WANTED offer custom sawing & kiln drying, related. All items must be offered also sell lumber, starting at 25¢ BF, for sale or their services offered Glass windows, alum. framed, 48”x48”, 2 young Black Jersey Giant roosters, Working model S-32-S Miller wire your place or ours. Attala Co., Vaiden, by persons in Mississippi actu- have 50 total, taken from old school preferably at least 8 weeks old or older feed welder. Coahoma Co., Lula, 662- 662-582-6180. ally engaged in agricultural work. house, $6 each or $250 for all; Alum. without spurs but would be open to 902-1572. No commercial, dealers, buyers, Sharpen & set bandsaw blades for saw- screen, 31”x48”, $1 each. Harrison Co., younger. Carroll Co., McCarley, 225- sellers or business person engaged Saucier, 228-832-1514. 206-1471. Large size grist mill stone, needs to in trade are allowed to advertise. mills, $7.50; Sharpen chainsaw blades, be in good condition. Washington Co., $3-$5; Planer blades up to 25”, $5, ex- Only in-state residents are allowed Greenhouse, metal frame & glass win- Leland, 662-686-7905, ask for Joe. to advertise within this category. perienced. George Co., Lucedale, 228- FIELD EQUIPMENT dows, good cond., needs a few win- 990-8262. & PARTS WANTED Blacksmith tools & pipe threading dows, size 12’ long x 8’ wide x 80” high equipment. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601- LUMBER FOR SALE POSTS & FENCING center, you tear down & move, $500. 213-6799. Rankin Co., Mendenhall, 601-825- PTO assembly for IH 1486 with 1000 & CUSTOM SAWING & 540 shafts. Montgomery Co., Duck 8631. T-posts, 6’ long, pick & choose, $4 Hill, 662-582-0033. TRUCKS, PARTS & each, cash; Oil field pipe, 28’ long, Cypress beams & lumber, starts at 8x16 buildings, you move, $1,200. Co- ACCESSORIES WANTED $1.10 BF. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- $150 each, cash. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, Nose cone & grill for Ford-NH 662-763-8500. piah Co., Utica, 601-695-9021. 3930/4630 tractor; Befco finishing 209-0961. 2014 Ford F-250 mirror on passenger mower 60/72”, operational or for parts. Old crib used to put corn in years ago, side. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-906-2627, Cypress lumber, kiln dried, 4”-12” Cedar posts, $1 & up; 8’ cedar split Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-596-7144. rails, $5.50; 10’ cedar split rails, $6.50. clean, good sound lumber in it, it’s if no answer text your number & I will wide, 6’-16’ long, T&G V-groove $1 LF, call you back. beveled siding 85¢ LF; Posts, 4”-16” Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- 10x16, you tear down, $500. Union Gear box from Servis Rhino CY60 or 4495. Co., Myrtle, 662-317-8042. diameter, 4”-12” wide as well. Rankin 72, only need box but will consider 2000-2008 truck with standard trans., Co., Star, 601-845-8600. whole rotary cutter. Sieper, LA, 318- diesel, less than 200,000 miles, clean, Patented Fencing ensures tight, 2 year old shop by Tuff Shed with many 793-2765. for 16’ chicken litter spreader, prefer secure wrap, quickly/easily attaches Kiln drying/planing your lumber, new new tools & equipment, great deal, International truck. Marion Co., Co- to larger or smaller diameter T-post Case IH front end loader (models 2200, or salvaged, can process your lumber wired with breaker box inside, $10,000. lumbia, 601-441-2145. into T/G flooring, V/G wallboards or ties to barb/net wire fencing, $12.95 Hinds Co., Utica, 601-529-9996. 2250 or 2255 recommended) for Case cabinet material, prices starting at & $3.75 shipping. Scott Co., Morton, IH 595 tractor. Adams Co., Natchez, POST & FENCING WANTED 45¢ BF. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-325- 601-507-3413. Metal building, 5,440 sq. ft., 40’ x 136’, 601-597-1923. 5253. 12’ eaves, 2 overhead roll up doors 25- 12’ cattle (corral) panels, in good Gear box for MF MF60 rotary cutter, Good used barb wire & net wire with with electric door openers, you take Oak slabs, roughly 2’ wide, 2 1/2” cond., 6-bar, 61” tall, $40 per panel. would buy complete rotary cutter with T-posts; Wire fence tools, wire stretch- down & remove, $11,085. Neshoba thick, 7’-10’ long, $25 per foot. Rankin Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-953- good gear box. George Co., Lucedale, ers, staple puller, etc. Noxubee Co., Co., Lena, 601-278-2857. Co., Richland, 601-405-4440. 3018. 601-947-8246. Macon, 662-549-3001, leave message, call or text. 1x6 #2 white pine, V/G & beaded, 80¢ Pipe fencing for catch pen, 800’ made I build all metal barns, 20x20x10 only Power steering pump that fits MF 135 LF; Cypress beveled siding starting at of 2 7/8” pipe & bull panels, will sell in $1,985, build on your property, labor with Continental eng., must be for 4 PROPERTY WANTED 75¢ LF; Cypress lumber starting at sections, $60 per 10’ section; Roping & all material included, all American cyl. Contentional eng., other tractors $1.25 BF. Pike Co., McComb, 601-249- chute, $600 OBO. Amite Co., Gloster, made, also up to 40x50x10’ tall. Greene may have same. Lamar Co., Purvis, Lease 30-50 acres for cows in Leake, 2936. 601-341-4160. Co., Leakesville, 601-394-2643. 601-270-6440. Scott or Smith County. 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Pearl, 601-906-2627, if no answer text & Simpson County. Rankin Co., Flor- Stump & tree removal, fully insured, Co., Brooksville, 813-760-7729, text or Homing pigeons, $10 each. Franklin your number & I will call you back. ence, 601-940-1729. have dump trucks, bucket trucks, bob- leave message. Co., McCall Creek, 601-748-2150. cats, stump grinders, serving south- Purchase farm in the hills with pas- Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, west MS for 10 years, any tree, any Several standing large poplar & 1 red Homing pigeons, $15 each. Lee Co., ture, creek & possibly some bottom fix up your old chairs & rockers, text stump, gone today. Walthall Co., Tyler- oak tree, you harvest, swap for rough Shannon, 662-767-8851. land. Washington Co., Leland, 662- picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds town, 601-248-9399. cut white oak or cypress lumber suit- 686-7905. Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. able for trailer decking. Lauderdale Peafowl, $50. Jackson Co., Vancleave, Tractor work, lot clearing, backhoe, Co., Meridian, 805-421-6212. 228-219-5081. Running Walker Foxhounds straight Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- French drains, free estimates. Rankin on bobcat, will not harm anything but tion & repair, see examples at Wilson’s Co., Brandon, 601-750-9598. GAME BIRDS bobcats, need 3,000+ acres cutover to Weaving & Whittling on Facebook. POULTRY & FOWL hunt anywhere in Southeast. Louis Union Co., Myrtle, 662-296-7777. Tractor work, bush-hogging, dirt Any poultry & fowl advertised in this Turkey gobblers, 2 years old, $50 OBO. Skinner, Neshoba Co., Union, 601- work, roads, driveways, food plots, no category must be raised on your farm. Yazoo Co., Bentonia, 662-673-1396. 774-5256. Dozer work, clearing, dirt work, drive- job too small. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, Individuals who are a dealer, buyer, ways, certified septic & treatment 769-798-3480. Broad Breasted White turkeys, 4 seller or business person engaged in HUNTING, FISHING & plant installer. Rankin Co., Brandon, months old, 25+ lbs. each, males grow 601-573-1787. trade are not allowed to advertise. LIVESTOCK Only in-state residents are allowed to 40+ lbs., females to 30 lbs., finish CAMPING WANTED growing your Thanksgiving turkey, Dozer, dump truck, trackhoe, all types BOARDING & HANDLING to advertise within this category. $45 each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937- of tractor work & building demolition, Fine firearms, Old West & military 6645. collections, will travel to you, just call deer camps, duck holes, home sites, Seeking certified & skilled horse far- CHICKENS Paul. Madison Co., Madison, 601-397- driveways & ponds, licensed in MS & rier to trim & shod 1 Tennessee Walker Coturnix quail, Italian & Jumbo Brown insured. Tallahatchie Co., Charleston, mare, owner can haul to farrier. Wash- available, $4. Tippah Co., Ripley, 662- 8054, www.bgfinearms.com. 3 Black Australorp pullets & 2 Cinna- 662-458-4021. ington Co., Greenville, 615-406-3556. 837-5591, call or text. mon Queen pullets, 6 months old, $15 Used 4-wheelers & side-by-sides for each; Easter Egger rooster & hen, hen Dump truck, single axle, hauling Horse boarding at Worthy Stables in Coturnix quail, 2 weeks old, $1 each. parts or fixer uppers. Tippah Co., Rip- lays almost every day, $15 each. Lau- fill dirt, sand, topsoil, gravel, install Petal/Hattiesburg area, full or partial Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795- ley, 662-837-5591, call or text. derdale Co., Meridian, 601-678-3274. concrete foundation pads & other care openings with stall & paddock ac- 6397. concrete needs in Rankin, Copiah & Remington 788 bolt action rifle, prefer cess, large arena on premises. Forrest Game chickens, Morgan Whitehackle Madison County. Hinds Co., Terry, Georgia Giant quail, flight condi- 223 but will consider other calibers. Co., Hattiesburg, 601-297-7071, ask & Johnny Jumper Kelso, $50 & up. 601-278-9483. tioned, $5. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601- Clarke Co., Quitman, 601-513-2912. for Jessie. Scott Co., Morton, 601-537-3204. 754-9684. Excavator, dozer, backhoe, tractor, Old guns, working or not, call or text, Horse boarding in Brandon/Reservoir Rare Buff Laced Brahmas, Gold Laced dump truck work, stump grinding, Day old quail chicks, Georgia Gi- please leave message if no answer. Pike area with pasture, large stalls, turn Brahmas & Black Brahmas roosters, 4 side arm bush-hog, top soil, gravel & ants, $1 each, also have Georgia Co., Osyka, 601-248-6061. out, riding arena & round pen, $275 months old, roosters only, $20 each. sand, no job too small, free estimates. Giant/Bobwhite flight birds. Scott per month plus feed cost, riding les- Hinds Co., Terry, 601-951-2992. MISCELLANEOUS Pike Co., Summit, 601-551-7042. sons available. Rankin Co., Brandon, Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, email: 601-506-6183. Young ISA Brown hens starting to lay, [email protected]. Farm work, general maintenance, FARM WANTS NPIP certified, $35 each. Hinds Co., have tractor attachments, lawn mow- Horse pasture & lots with sheds for Terry, 601-937-6645. Mexican Speckled quail, all young er, welding equipment, can work on Old vintage Christmas decorations, rent. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-552- birds, price depends on age, $8. Leake most kinds of equipment, looking for ornaments, Santa’s, elves, silver tinsel 9157. Plymouth Rock rooster, 6 months old, Co., Carthage, 662-633-9059. any farm work. Smith Co., Taylorsville, tree, feather tree etc., clean out your very pretty & docile, pictures available, 601-433-2604. attic & call. Tippah Co., Ripley, 662- Wood shavings for animal bedding, $5. Warren Co., Bovina, 601-218-6551. WATERFOWL made from kiln dried cypress lumber, 549-0010. Forestry consulting, timber sales, 55 gal. bags $8.50 each, 10 or more $8 Lavender Orpington straight run Cayuga ducks, $8 each or $15/pair. market your timber to obtain you top each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645 chicks, $8; True pastured poultry, Newton Co., Newton, 601-507-5751. dollar, L. Lamar Bullen, Registered fresh or fresh frozen, on non-GMO EMPLOYMENT . Adams Co., Natchez, 601- Worthy Stables Therapeutic Horse- feed, placed on pasture at 2 weeks old, Variety of ducks: Flying Mallard, Fawn Advertisements are accepted for 431-8022. Email: lamarbullen@hot- manship fall programs kick off this $3.79/lb. George Co., Lucedale, 601- Runner & Welsh Harlequin, $6-$20 agricultural work only. We do not ac- mail.com. month, serving military veterans, 530-9824. depending on size. Pearl River Co., cept advertisements for housework, individuals with special needs, foster Poplarville, 601-795-6397. Forestry mulching, regain your prop- Salmon Faverolle rooster, 1 year old, nursing or companionship needs. families & female trauma survivors. erty, underbrush clearing, fire & free; 2 Salmon Faverolle cockerels, 6 Only in-state residents are allowed Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-297- Khaki Campbell ducks, male only, full shooting lanes, fence row clearing, weeks old, free. Rankin Co., 601-218- to advertise within this category. 7071. grown, $30. Lamar Co., Lumberton, statewide, new equipment, add value 1137. 601-674-6444. to property. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- FARM HELP WANTED 278-7735. NPIP chicks, several different breeds Muscovy male ducks, free ranging, 6 SWAP & EXCHANGE available, $4. Tippah Co., Ripley, 662- months - 3 years old, about 30 avail- Forestry mulching $70/hr., bush- 837-5591, call or text. Need honest, good tractor repairman All items listed in the this category able, good pond weed control or just to repair & paint farm tractor on site. hogging 8’ rotary cutter & disking 8’ right for your kitchen table, $6 OBO. must be agricultural related. You Golden Sex-Link & Barred Rock pul- Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 601-940- disk with 85 HP tractor $40/hr. Pike Carroll Co., McCarley, 225-206-1471. must swap and exchange an agricul- lets, 14 weeks old, MPIP certified, 3826. Co., Osyka, 601-341-3578. tural item for an agricultural item. 250 available, $12 each, no phone, Only in-state residents are allowed I’m seeking a property management contact Dannie Hostetler, 1331 Topsy EGGS Need help with maintenance, yard to advertise within this category. Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc work & miscellaneous. Simpson Co., position, for overseeing estate, farm, County. Georgia Giant quail eggs, 50¢ each, Magee, 601-849-2299. rural lands, meet estate objectives, manage operations, organize repairs, New S-K Tools, old style, 3/8 - 1 1/4 500 for 45¢ each, 1,000 for 40¢ each. coordinating buildings & ground ser- end wrenches, #4116 1/2” socket set Barnyard mix chickens, 3 months old, Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, FARM WORK WANTED vices, caretaking. Pearl River Co., Pop- with pull handle & short ratchet, swap lay big brown & green eggs, $5 each. email: [email protected]. larville, 985-750-4462. for metric of same size. Coahoma Co., Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795- Bush-hogging, front end loader work, Lula, 662-902-1572. 6397. Eggs from free-range chickens, fed disk your food plots & gardens, in Ad- Sharpen & set bandsaw blades for saw- non-GMO grains & seeds, all natu- ams, Amite, Franklin, Pike & Wilkin- mills, $7.50; Sharpen chainsaw blades, Open top tree planter, in good cond., Black & Blue Copper Marans, 1-3 ral eggs & meat, no steroids, no hor- son Co., Centreville, 601-597-6826. $3-$5; Planer blades up to 25”, $5, ex- suitable for pastures or cultivated land, months old, $5 & up. Jasper Co., Bay mones, no commercial feed, $4/dozen. perienced. George Co., Lucedale, 228- 3PH, $1,000 or swap for 16’ trailer in Springs, 985-804-0741. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662-260-6660. Bush-hogging, dirt work, front end 990-8262. good condition. Wayne Co., Waynes- loader work, disk your food plots & boro, 601-410-9133. DOMESTIC BIRDS POULTRY & FOWL gardens, in Attala, Holmes, Carroll, Sharpening work, large & small clip- SUPPLIES Montgomery, Choctaw, Winston, per blades, shears, all knives, small Merits 4-wheel medical scooter, like Pearl guineas, 2 weeks old to full Leake & Madison Counties. Attala Co., farm equipment & repair of all animal new cond., been in storage, $500 or grown, only have few left for this year, French Camp, 662-739-7044. clippers, small/large jobs accepted. swap for 4-wheeler in good condition. keets $5, grown $15. Pearl River Co., Wel-bilt Deluxe plucker, removes Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657-2277. Pike Co., Mccomb, 601-331-1699. Poplarville, 601-463-0238. duck/other game feathers fast & easy, Bush-hogging, front end loader work, 12 volt comes complete with plucker tilling, disk your fields & smooth your Stump grinding, free estimates, li- 8’ AMCO breaking disk, swap for 6’ 1 Lavender & 6 Pearl guineas, 20 week head, rubber fingers, DC motor & driveways, summer & fall gardens, censed & insured. Jones Co., Ellisville, breaking disk or 5-shank ripper & old guinea keets, $15 each. Panola Co., base, $80. Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, food plots, in Rankin, Hinds, Madison 601-319-5248. 7-shank (or less) chisel plow. Noxubee Batesville, 662-934-7403. 662-414-6248. October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

Quail equipment: Natureform humidi- COOKBOOKS & RECIPES Split seasoned firewood $160 per cord ed, can text pictures, $95. Pike Co., IH 1066, diesel, runs good, good tires, stat, $300; Quail transport coops, $30; picked up, delivery available. Lafayette McComb, 601-248-2137. $5,500. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601- Feeders, 22 lbs. $10, 12 lbs. $5; Wa- “Ethel Baptist Cookbook” with over Co., Oxford, 662-234-5426. 955-6226. terers, 8’ Ziggity nipple, $5; Tek-Trol 800 recipes, send $15 check to Cook- Craftsman 550XL handicap carrier, aerosol disinfectant, $6. Pearl River book, 2805 Attala Road 5217, Ethel, GOURDS mounts to rear of vehicle with ramp, IH 966, ‘73 model, 2-post, 100 HP, Co., Poplarville, 601-795-4997. MS 39067. Attala Co., 662-674-5621. $500. Scott Co., Forest, 601-421-0434. new clutch & more, needs TA shaft Purple martin gourds, $2 each or removed, $4,250; Case IH 8950, ‘98 CRAFTS & WOODWORK painted ready to hang $5 each; Large Large capacity Crosley washer, large model, 225 HP, 8,100 hrs., $37,000. At- FARM HOME gourds, $3 each; Egg gourds, $15 for capacity Maytag dryer, washer agitates tala Co., Vaiden, 662-230-0401. Cypress swings starting at $149; 5 gallon bucket. Prentiss Co., Boonev- & both work, $200 for both. Marion Gliders starting at $249; Cypress, ille, 662-728-7605. Co., Foxworth, 601-740-1850. JD 7130, ‘08 model, with 60” Alamo MISCELLANEOUS side boom rotary cutter with quick cedar & oak rockers starting at $159, All items listed in this category cypress tables made on order. Pike Co., SEWING & FABRICS 12V electric scooter with charger, connect, $39,500; JD 4220, cab/air, must be farm/agriculture related. McComb, 601-249-2936. $775. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657- $25,000; MF 431, canopy, 400 hrs., Dealers, brokers or businesses are Phaff 230 zig-zag & straight stitch, 8521. $9,500. Marion Co., Foxworth, 601- not allowed to advertise. Only in- Quality cypress swings assembled with commercial, $500 OBO; Phaff 230, 731-8353. state residents are allowed to adver- screws & bolts, 4’- $180, 5’- $215, $350. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 225- 2-door refrigerator, used few weeks, tise within this category. 6’- $245; Rocking chairs, $395 & up; 439-9346. paid $2,450, asking $1,800. Choctaw JD 5101E, 4x4, 101 HP, cab, loader, Tables, $425 & up; Screen doors, $185. Co., Ackerman, 662-803-8547. dual remotes, 460 hrs., pre-emissions Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645. Quilt tops, $40 & up; Quilts, $70 & up; tractor, like new, $48,000. Madison ANTIQUES & FURNITURE Baby blankets & quilts, $10 & up. Jas- Co., Canton, 601-937-1107, call or Cypress swings with screws & bolts, per Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. FIELD EQUIPMENT text. Display case, all hard plastic, rotating 4’- $155, 5’- $165, 6’- $175; Gliders, 4’- JD 4230, 100 HP, with 148 front end shelves, will lock, $125. Jefferson Davis $250, 5’- $260, 6’- $280, chains & cup Quilt tops ready to finish, various col- All equipment listed in this cat- loader & 1508 batwing rotary cutter, Co., Prentiss, 601-416-7078. holder with all. Humphreys Co., Isola, ors & sizes, pictures available upon egory must be offered for sale by 662-962-4384. request, $60-$75 depending on size. persons actually engaged in farm- $19,500. Covington Co., Seminary, ing and must have been used on 601-517-5700. Old gin push carts, $250; Blacksmith Perry Co., Richton, 601-408-1424. their farm in agricultural pursuits. tools: hammers $25, tongs $30, blow- Sinker cypress deacon’s bench, hand- No commercial, businesses or 2 JD 5065E’s, ‘15 model with 1,225 ers $100 & up, anvils $200-$1,950, crafted replica template of 1860s Civil MISCELLANEOUS dealers are allowed to advertise. hrs., ‘17 model with 992 hrs., both post vises $100 & up. Hinds Co., Ray- War era’s design, 51” long x 35” high x HOME ITEMS Equipment bought by farm- equipped with canopy, 4WD, ‘15 model mond, 601-213-6799. 20” deep, $300. Pearl River Co., Pop- larville, 985-750-4462. ers for resale purposes are not $20,000 & 17’ model $22,500. Noxubee Electric stove, flat top, in good cond., eligible for this free advertising. Co., Macon, 662-361-8004. Old vehicle tags, most are from Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, full size, 220 volt, $100; Electric Only in-state residents are allowed Mississippi 1988-2016, in perfect fix up your old chairs & rockers, text wheelchair, top of the line unit, many to advertise within this category. JD 6320, 4WD, with 640 front end cond., some never mounted on picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds adjustments with charger, full control, loader, 5,500 hrs., in good cond., no vehicle, 3,000-4,000 to choose from, Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. $550. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-594- issues, $36,500; JD 4840, 2WD, cab/air, $1 each. Holmes Co., Lexington, 601- 2611. TRACTORS good solid tractor, $16,500. Madison 954-1257. Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- Co., Flora, 601-506-5040. tion & repair, see examples at Wilson’s Bradley electric digital smoker, 4 Farmall Super C, with most cultvs., Zero Gravity electric recliner, top qual- Weaving & Whittling on Facebook. racks, with accessories: smoker cover, $2,500. Perry Co., Beaumont, 601- JD 6135E, ‘19 model, MFWD, cab/air/ ity camel leather & teak wood, bought Union Co., Myrtle, 662-296-7777. assorted wood bisquettes, meat ther- 964-0145. radio, with H310 loader & bucket, 426 at Relax the Back Store, excellent for mometer, broke in but seldom used, if hrs., 3 rear remotes, rear weights, ex- bad back, $900. Madison Co., Ridge- FIREPLACE interested text for photos, $300. Madi- Farmall Cub, with cultvs., planter & cellent cond., $78,000 OBO. Covington land, 601-856-5159. son Co., Madison, 601-946-5622. fertilizer setup, $1,400. Simpson Co., Co., Collins, 601-517-5906. INSERTS & HEATERS Magee, 601-849-5003. Free for pickup 75’ of 3’ high iron patio Tokheim 39A gas pump, July 1954, JD 7330 Premium, IVT trans., 4WD, fencing, most in 8’ lengths, 1 each 3’ climate control AC, 4 sets deluxe photos available, $800 OBO. Lafayette Schrader fireplace doors, open in Farmall Cubs, $750 & $1,750; Farmall front, free standing, holds 18-20” wide gate included. Wayne Co., Shubu- SCV’s, 540/540E/1000 PTO, 155 HP Co., Oxford, 662-801-3737. 200, $1,250; Several Farmall A, C, Su- wood, $600. Simpson Co., Harrisville, ta, 601-687-1574. per A & Cub parts tractors, starting at 6 cyl., 5,250 hrs., $53,000. Lincoln Co., 601-278-2136. $500. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662- Bogue Chitto, 601-669-1007. Light colored sofa, large floral pattern Jazzy Elite wheelchair, rated for up to with sewn accent, 6 cushions, 2 throw 574-0093. Fireplace wood insert, can text pic- 450 lbs., less than 2 years old, has new Kioti CK2610H, ‘18 model, with cano- pillows, 84” long, Hickory Hill brand, tures & measurements, give away motor, good batteries, will consider py, bucket & forks, ‘102 hrs., $14,500. Farmtrac 555, with bucket, hydraulic used little, excellent, photos available, price, I want it out of my way, $200. trades, $800. Neshoba Co., Philadel- Jones Co., Laurel, 601-283-0970. needs repair, $3,500. Adams Co., Nat- $225 OBO. Madison Co., Gluckstadt, Amite Co., Magnolia, 601-551-0164. phia, 601-575-2301. 601-856-1882. chez, 601-870-8422. Kioti, ‘99 model, 25 HP, less than 1,000 Concrete picnic table, rectangle, 2 hrs., 4x2, good rubber, shed kept, can FIREWOOD & KINDLING Ford 3000, diesel, excellent cond., al- Antique Black Hawk corn sheller, made benches, 1 bench top broken in half, provide photos, $4,500. Scott Co., ways in shed, manual steering, $3,700. in Clarksville, TN, in good cond., $125. Oak split December 2019, average 18” $300 OBO. Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662- Morton, 601-813-6213. Lee Co., Blue Springs, 662-871-9080. Panola Co., Sardis, 662-561-6324. long, half cord $75 & full cord $150, lo- 801-3737. cal delivery available for extra charge. Kubota M7060, ‘17 model, 298 hrs., Ford 4000, diesel, power steering, pic- Boxes & boxes of old glassware, 50 year Tate Co., Senatobia, 662-260-6660. Hoveround power wheelchair, used like new, 75 engine HP, cab/air, LA1154 tures available, $4,500. Wilkinson Co., collection, great for an antique dealer, very little, plus aluminum carrier that loader, $35,750. Madison Co., Madison, Crosby, 985-590-9985. $600 for all. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662-321- Seasoned, dry 100% split red oak fire- attaches to auto. bumper, both $400. 662-417-9176. 9578. wood, full cord, 16’ long x 4’ high, Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-419-0767. Ford 8N, with great sheet metal, disk, ready to load, $100. Prentiss Co., Kubota 3830, ‘04 model, 4WD, shuttle mower, leaf rake, 3PH buster & blade, Antique Morris chair, manual reclin- Booneville, 662-728-7605. Merits 4-wheel medical scooter, like shift, hydrostatic trans., good tires, $3,000. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 662- ing, oak wood, cushions, sturdy con- new cond., been in storage, $500 or brakes & power steering, 1,900 hrs., no 285-7073. dition, text for pictures, $125 OBO. Split oak seasoned firewood, 18” aver- trade for 4-wheeler in good condition. loader, in good cond., $8,500. Clarke Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-260-1124. age, $50 for SWB pickup, $75 for LWB Pike Co., Mccomb, 601-331-1699. Co., Quitman, 601-479-0491. pickup. Jones Co., Seminary, 601-408- Ford 6610, diesel, wide wheel, front Fiestaware, cream, sugar, tray, salt/ bucket, canopy, barn kept, $14,000. Mahindra 3525, very good cond., 228 Antique round oak table & four cane 2275. pepper shakers, pink, 1996 marked, Jasper Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. hrs., with front end loader, bucket, bottom chairs, $800; 100 antique Split oak 20”-24”, half cord picked up $40 OBO; Corning Ware electric perco- front & rear hay forks, $11,500. Tippah clocks, must buy all, $15 each. Greene $150, full cord picked up $300, half lator, avocado green medallion, works Ford 9N, one previous owner, 3PH Co., Tiplersville, 662-223-6407, email: Co., Leaksville, 601-525-6516. cord delivered $175, full cord $350, perfectly, text for pictures, $35 OBO. perfect, excellent, $2,500. Webster Co., [email protected]. 16”-19” also available. Rankin Co., Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-260-1124. Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Large lot antiques & collectables, must Richland, 601-405-4440. Mahindra, ‘13 model, 132 hrs., 100 sell, bargains, no reasonable offer re- Cabela’s 3/4 HP heavy duty meat Ford 9N, with disk, 1-row Covington HP Perkins diesel, 4WD, cab/air, front fused, discount on large lots, furni- Oak firewood, small bundles for sale grinder with tenderizer attachment, planter, cultv., $2,500. Covington Co., end loader with bucket, all the bells & ture, military, bottles, knives, books, $20. Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, 662- stuffer, sausage tubes, blades, freezer Seminary, 601-408-1461. whistles, 3 outside remotes, $45,000. vinyl, documents & more, $200. War- 628-6261 or 662-628-8195. paper, tape dispenser & 4’x2’ cutting Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-319-7004. ren Co., Vicksburg, 601-618-7478. board, $400 cash. Greene Co., Sand IH 384, 36 HP, $3,500; JD 5085E, Firewood, 13”-23” long, sell by pickup Hill, 601-394-9907. 170 hrs., 4WD, 85 HP, cab/air/radio, MF 35 Special, gas eng., clean & runs Wood bed frame, steel rails, 59” x 82” load, you load as much as you wish, we $48,000; Mahindra 35 HP, 200 hrs., good, kept under shed, one owner, Imperial box springs & mattress, $250. will assist, $150. Lauderdale Co., Col- Stamina 50-in-1 Innovative Exercise $6,300, cash only. Smith Co., Mt. Ol- $3,500. Smith Co., Raleigh, 601-214- Jasper Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. linsville, 601-986-5073. Gym 5000XC, owner’s manual includ- ive, 601-382-0091. 1344. Page 10 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020

MF 50, diesel, power steering, rebuilt GRAIN STORAGE 6’ Athens 18-scalloped blade disk, rims, $125; 36 new doffers for 1822 & Krone KR-160 round baler, 5x5 bales, eng., injector pump, starter & gen- $850. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- 1844, $125. Bolivar Co., Shaw, 662- Vermeer 8-wheel V-rake, hay tedder, erator, new tires, gauges, paint, hoses, & EQUIPMENT 422-8612. 754-6266. Fella KM-167 drum cutter, Fort hay seat, lights, wiring, lights & steering cutter for parts, $13,000, will sell each 2005 JD 7340 planter, 8-row bar with NH 831 front mount 100 lb. weight, in wheel, $6,500. Webster Co., Eupora, 2 grain elevators, 50’ long, PTO driven, separate. Claiborne Co., Pattison, 601- 15 units, 20” row spacing with hydrau- good cond., can email pictures, $75. 662-275-7119. $300 each; 2 grain bins, 4,000 & 6,000 535-7307. lic markers non-folding, field ready, Hinds Co., Terry, 601-317-0208. bushels, $600 each; Eddins 300 bushel $8,750. Madison Co., Canton, 601- MF 12 square baler, in very good cond., MF 165, runs good, 60 HP diesel, grain cart, $400. Pike Co., Magnolia, 594-7718. 4 Goodyear tires, 67 x 34.00, mount- no issues, has baled over 1,000 bales power steering, with new heavy duty 7’ 601-249-3917. rotary cutter & new disk, , $6,850. Pike ed on 14-hole JD rims, in very good this summer, always shedded, field Co., Osyka, 985-244-0296. JD 4310, 31 HP, 4WD, shed kept, no cond., $2,800. Perry Co., New Augusta, ready, $1,250 OBO. Lawrence Co., GRINDERS & MIXERS loader, $10,500. Pike Co., Summit, 601-964-3662. Monticello, 601-408-7390. MF 282, with 6’ pasture clipper (no 601-341-7874. tail wheel), $3,250. Jones Co., Sand- Reworked grist mill, all new wood, Technical manual plus operational Technical manual for JD 945/955 cen- ersville, 601-498-0802, if no answer have ground some on it but it still PICKERS & HARVESTERS & test for JD 4700 sprayer, $125 (in- ter pivot rotary mower/conditioner, please leave message. needs more work, $700. Montgomery cludes shipping); Technical manual for $25 (includes shipping). Union Co., Co., Duck Hill, 662-582-0033. New Idea 309 1-row corn picker, JD 1770 MaxEmerge Plus planter, $40 New Albany, 662-538-8276. Yanmar 2000, with 4’ Lowery rotary $4,500; New Idea 324 2-row corn pick- (includes shipping). Union Co., New cutter, good tractor, runs good & PLANTING & TILLAGE er, very late model, $5,600, all shed- Albany, 662-538-8276. works good, good tires on back, new ded. Tippah Co., Ripley, 256-366-2530. TRAILERS, TRUCKS tires on front, $3,000. Marion Co., Ford 3-bottom turning plow, heavy, OTHER AG IMPLEMENTS JD 7720 combine, with 20’ header, & MACHINERY Bassfield, 601-441-5120. $350; Ford 2-row middle busters, 4WD, chopper, in good cond., always $300; 6 1/2’ Atlas disk, $450; King Kut- Heavy duty front end loader off Case No commercial, businesses or deal- Yanmar YM1510, diesel eng., great shedded, $8,500. Monroe Co., Nettle- ter rake, $475. Choctaw Co., Acker- tractor, also fits JD 4020, $1,800 OBO. ers are allowed to advertise. Trailers, cond., 414 hrs., recently overhauled, ton, 662-231-6134. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-258-6933. man, 601-940-3826. Trucks and Machinery bought by used in small garden, $2,900 nego- individuals for resale purposes are JD 7720 combine, with 643 6-row corn Miscellaneous farm equipment, $100+. tiable. Lee Co., Mooreville, 662-842- Tufline aerator, bought new, never not eligible for this free advertising. header, 220 flex header for soybeans 3396. Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-249-3917. Only in-state residents are allowed used, been sitting in the field since & 218 ridged header for small grains, purchase, $1,800 OBO. Pearl River Co., to advertise within this category. CUTTERS & MOWERS $6,500. Jones Co., Sandersville, 601- HAY & FORAGE Carriere, 228-342-0803. 498-0802, if no answer leave message. EQUIPMENT UTILITY & EQUIPMENT 5’ CountyLine finishing mower, in 2-row 3PH cultv., original Ford-Fer- 444 corn header, in good cond., field great cond., can text pictures, $1,150. guson, 11 sweep feet, excellent cond., TRAILERS ready & shed kept, $2,200. Prentiss AerWay 10’ pull type aerator, new hy- $375; JD 1-row 3PH cultv., $175, or Pike Co., McComb, 601-248-2137. Co., Wheeler, 662-416-0310. draulic cylinders & hydraulic lines, both for $450. DeSoto Co., Nesbit, 662- has 4 tires on rear with 2 weight boxes, 8’ x 5’ single axle trailer, completely 5’ Buhler Farm King finishing mow- 429-9425 or 901-481-3290. SPRAYERS & SPREADERS $9,950. Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, enclosed with expanded metal & slid- er, hardly used, kept in barn, $1,000. 228-348-1565. ing rear door, a multiple use trailer, Rankin Co., Florence, 601-668-0304. 2-row Holland transplanter, $200; 15’ weed wiper, mounts to front end $225. Lee Co., Nettleton, 662-260- 2-row Multivator tiller, PTO, $200. Cimarron mower caddy, in very good 0415. 6’ Howse 3PH rotary cutter, heavy loader, $500. Lawrence Co., Monticel- Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-917- cond., $3,750. Madison Co., Camden, duty, in very good cond., photos via lo, 601-587-2257. 2249. 601-937-3032. 10’ x 5.5’ utility trailer, wood floor, 4’ text, $800. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-613- 4-wheel fertilize spreader, stainless gate, 2” hitch, well built, heavy rails, 6159, call or text. 5-tine chisel plow, in good cond., $475; body, $5,000. Marion Co., Columbia, Hay baler belt lacer, Clipper brand, in big tires, new paint on floor, never JD planter, in good cond., fertilize hop- 601-441-2145. good cond., lists $160, asking $100. used, paid $2,000, asking $1,500. 7’ rotary cutter, heavy duty, 24” blades, per needs a little work, planters work Jefferson Co., Lorman, 601-437-3705. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-383-2315. 10” spacing, $3,500. Madison Co., good, pea & corn plates, $325. Lauder- Camden, 601-937-3032. dale Co., Meridian, 601-678-1692. AG TRAILERS & CARTS Hay Buster bale processor, $6,500. 14’ plus V-nose King enclosed trailer, Issaquena Co., Glen Allan, 662-873- ‘11 model, used only few times a year 7’ Bush Hog 277 rotary cutter, in good 14’ chisel plow, 15-tines, in good M&W 400 bushel grain trailer, 8 hole 1100. to move motorcycles, in very good cond., one owner, cuts good, pictures cond., $1,000. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, rims, good tires, field ready, $1,000. cond., stored inside, $3,250. Scott Co., available, $1,850. Union Co., New Al- 601-955-6226. Leflore Co., Belzoni, 662-385-0304. Hay lift, 3PH, heavy duty, good cond., Forest, 601-940-4025. bany, 662-316-3760. used, $200. Smith Co., , 601- 8-row fertilizer applicator rig, good Eddins 300 bushel grain cart, $400. 536-2860. 16’ x 6.5’ tandem axle trailer, treated 20’ JD CX20 batwing rotary cutter, cond., $1,200; V-plow, 11-shanks, field Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-249-3917. wood plank deck, pipe side rails, 2 1000 PTO, 6 airplane tires, new set of ready, $1,750. Humphreys Co., Isola, Hay tedder, 2-baskets, with golf cart ramps, bulldog hitch, $800. Walthall Sukup 550 grain cart, field ready, blades/bolts go with it, in good cond., 662-836-7299. wheels, priced reduced $750; MF side Co., Tylertown, 601-876-0031. shed kept, $18,000. Copiah Co., Crystal $2,500. Humphreys Co., Isola, 662- delivery hay rake, PTO driven, $350. 836-7299. Springs, 601-664-2007. 6’ disk & 4-row cultvs., $900; 2-row Hancock Co., Gulfport, 228-669-6475. 20’ gooseneck hay trailer, can load turning plow & cultv., $450 each; with 3 point hitch, $1,500. Pike Co., Rhino series 37 flail mower, hydraulic Gravity cart, 350 bushel, good cart Hay trailer, 20’ gooseneck, can load Magnolia, 601-249-3917. 4-row turning plow & 12’ JD disk, with PTO driven auger, but tires are controlled moving arm, great for cut- $1,000 each. Covington Co., Collins, with 3PH, $1,500. Pike Co., Magnolia, ting around ponds & ditches, self-con- not the best, $1,500 cash. Lee Co., Tu- 601-249-3917. 20’ flatbed trailer with 4’ dovetail & 601-477-5458. pelo, 662-842-3272. tained, works off tractor PTO, $5,000 ramps, $4,500 cash only; 28’ goose- OBO. Scott Co., Forest, 985-290-0337. 10’ Great Plains grain drill, 7.5” spac- Hay trailer, hauls 11 big round bales, neck flatbed trailer with ramps, $4,200 3 corn wagons, metal running gear extra heavy duty, $3,000. Amite Co., cash only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601- ing, 3PH, good disk openers, field & wooden beds, all shedded, $1,000- Bobcat implements: 90” finishing Magnolia, 601-542-5458. 382-0091. ready, $3,800. Quitman Co., Crowder, $1,500 each. Tippah Co., Ripley, 256- mower, spare belts & wheels, used very 662-561-2469. 366-2530. little, $4,500. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- IH 3104 5’ disc mower, new blades, 28’ alum. dump trailer, ‘80 model, homemade skirt from tarp, great for 5th-wheel, solid frame, 5 stage fresh 319-5248. Breaking plow & middle buster for 500 gal. water trailer with 2 pumps, ditches & ponds, will load, $1,000. packed cylinder, net cover, fair tires, Cub tractor, $400 for both. Covington dual axle, well made, heavy duty, kept Hinds Co., Utica, 601-946-4758. good brakes & lights, good cond., Co., Seminary, 601-408-1461. GRADERS & BLADES in enclosed shop, price reduced $1,100. $5,500. Winston Co., Noxpater, 601- Panola Co., Sardis, 662-561-6324. JD R310 10’ 6” disc hay mower, ‘17 562-4389. 2-disc breaking plow, front mount for 10’ box scraper with wheels & hy- model, has cut about 800 acres of hay, Super A, $225; Farmall 1PH 2-disc 2 heavy duty tarps 40’ x 10’, $100 each. draulic cylinder, in great cond., $800. in very good cond., 100% solid cutter, 30’ Interstate tagalong trailer, ‘99 Attala Co., McCool, 601-562-5999, call Itawamba Co., Nettleton, 662-397- breaking plow, $250; Farmall 2PH flat $9,000. Pearl River Co., Gumpond, model, 4-wheel brakes, 17.5 tires, 2- or text. 5093. bottom plow, $150; Mule drawn plows, 601-796-9260. 47,000 lb. axles, air brakes, $5,000; starting $50. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, Kentucky drop frame trailer, ‘93 mod- 10’ Rhino grader blade, 3PH, rotates/ 662-574-0093. AG PARTS & TIRES JD 350 sickle bar mower, totally re- el, moving van, $5,000. George Co., tilts, factory paint still on blade, like worked, new blades, guards & belt, can Lucedale, 251-866-9103. new cond., will load on your trailer, 10’ disk, in good cond., hydraulic, 1- 15.5 x 38, 2- 7.5L15, 2- 13.6 x 16 turf text pictures, $1,200. Pontotoc Co., $1,800. Carroll Co., Grenada, 662-809- $1,100 OBO; 21’ JD 235 disk, pretty tires for tractor. Walthall Co., Jayess, Pontotoc, 662-419-1984. 45’ Great Dane flatbed trailer, $5,000; 0780. good cond., $2,500 OBO; 8’ double 601-695-7235. Kent lowboy special, $10,000; roller, drag type cultipacker, needs JD 5460 silage chopper, 3-row, 38” Flatbed trailers for bridges, 45’ long x 8’, Dirt pan, $2,950; Box blade, $450. Cov- TLC, $600. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 1- 9.50 x 24 Guide grip tire, $125; head, ready to work, $15,000. Leake no tires/wheels, $3,000. Marion Co., ington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. 662-760-6729. 3- 7.50 x 20 triple rib tire with 6 hole Co., Carthage, 601-832-2225. Foxworth, 601-731-8353. 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Semi flatbed trailers for bridge, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES 4-bolster with scales, air ride, $12,000. 3PH, $1,000 or trade for 16’ trailer in Troy-Bilt 27-ton wood splitter, 5.5 HP with all metal floor, 45’ long $4,950; Amite Co., Gloster, 601-341-4160. good condition. Wayne Co., Waynes- Honda eng., in very good cond., $800 48’ long $5,280, no titles. Jones Co., & PARTS boro, 601-410-9133. cash only. Kemper Co., Bailey, 601- Laurel, 601-498-4235. CONSTRUCTION 737-2194. Shaving machine, 24x24x48”, makes 2 used tires, Goform Classic GTO, LT EQUIPMENT shavings out of dry pine logs, good for , 3PH, hydraulic, by Cross Lowboy trailer, $10,500 OBO. Rankin 245/70R17, $50 for both. Marion Co., animal bedding, $10,000. Scott Co., Mfg., easily splits up to 23” long, over- Co., Pearl, 601-941-7023. Columbia, 601-441-2145. Cat. D5B, in good cond., with 10’ rake, Lake, 601-507-0966. all length 91”, hoses need replaced, $$27,500. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-651- $650. Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, 662- Older Toyota SWB trailer, open toolbox 4 Ford 2011-2014 Platinum wheels, 1947. 637-2211. mounted on front, $150. Rankin Co., center caps, sensors, mounted 275/55/ LAWN & GARDEN Brandon, 601-942-9519. R20 Scorpion tires (at least 75% tread), EQUIPMENT I can send pictures, $1,500 cash. Lee 1972 Case 1150D bulldozer, 60% un- 125 KW 6 cyl. Rolls Royce diesel gen- Co., Tupelo, 662-842-3272. dercarriage, strong running machine, erator, trailer mounted, was used as 2 heavy duty tarps 40’ x 10’, $100 each. 6-way blade, 20” tracks, $15,000. Yalo- Maxim heavy duty driven garden standby generator, running in good Attala Co., McCool, 601-562-5999, call 2018 Dodge 3500 front bumper, noth- busha Co., Tillatoba, 662-852-9255. tiller, $200 cash only. Kemper Co., Bai- cond., $5,500. Rankin Co., Florence, or text. ing wrong, no scratches, perfect shape, ley, 601-737-2194. 601-826-7762. $600. Adams Co., Natchez, 601-807- Cat. 950H wheel loader, quick con- 4- 16” 8-lug trailer rims for 7,000 lb. 3906. nect for bucket attachment, 3rd valve, Troy-Bilt Horse tiller, 8 HP, $200. Voltmaster PTO generator on trailer axles, in very good cond., $100 for set $55,000; 1977 Cat. 950J wheel loader, Franklin Co., McCall Creek, 601-835- with service disconnect, used twice, of 4 rims. Jones Co., Soso, 601-433- Toyo Open Country RTS 35x12.50x22, cab, no air, $15,000. Marion Co., Fox- 6728. 25-30 KW, $2,650. Walthall Co., Tyler- 8596. paid $500 each new, downsizing, good worth, 601-731-8353. town, 601-303-0568. tread, can send pictures, $750. Jones Old Gravely tractor with implements Co., Laurel, 601-319-8062. 2016 Bobcat E50 excavator, 547 hrs., for parts & old rear tine tiller needs Rainbow generator, 45KW, 150 gal. TRUCKS closed cab, 24” bucket, 18” bucket & work, $100 negotiable. Leake Co., Kos- diesel tank mounted on trailer, 3 Set of 285/75/16 Federal Couragia MT, Brush Hound mulcher attachment, ciusko, 601-942-8967. phase, 480 volt or 240 volt to 120 volt, Chev. Silverado 1500 LT ‘14, crew cab, approx. 80% tread left, $550 OBO. Co- $62,000. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- air cooled, 1,280 hrs., $12,000. Nox- Technical manual for John Deere F735 4WD, 120K miles, excellent cond., piah Co., Hazlehurst,601-954-0161. 421-8681. ubee Co., Macon, 662-361-8004. front mower, $30 (includes shipping). dual exhaust, good mud grip tires, bed Case 30T4 backhoe trencher, gas, good Union Co., New Albany, 662-538-8276. 2- 35 KW diesel generators, MEP005A, toolbox, 5.3 V-8, $22,000. Warren Co., 4- 2 piece, 6 hole Ford truck wheels, tires, articulation steer, $2,500. Copiah MEP114A, 220/480 single or three Vicksburg, 601-831-2986. $50 each. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 662-803-8547. Co., Hazlehurst, 601-955-6226. Jacobsen lawn tractor, 60” cut, 20 HP phase, low hrs., $8,500 OBO. Jones Kohler eng., needs battery & some mi- Co., Laurel, 601-319-4428. Chev. Silverado ‘14, 4-door, 100K 2 toolboxes made for pipeline welding D6C dozer, power shift, 4-way blade, nor wiring, power steering hydraulic & miles, V-6 engine, very clean, garage rig, $200 each. Attala Co., Weir, 662- good cond., excellent farm dozer, hydrostatic trans., $500. Lincoln Co., TOOLS & HARDWARE kept, photos available on request, 547-6814. $20,000. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- Brookhaven, 601-835-6871. $16,000. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-810- 8150. Ingersoll Rand 3/4 impact, $75; Jet 3659. Toro lawn mower, motor needs re- SUV’S & VANS Wrangler rubber tire loader, 4WD, placement or overhaul, commercial 3.2 comealong, $75; Shop fan motor, bucket & forks, $10,000. Scott Co., grade, was running when parked but $100. Franklin Co., McCall Creek, 601- Chev. 3/4-ton ‘77, 350 4-bolt main Chev. Tahoe ‘02, 4x4, rebuilt trans., 835-6728. engine, 4 speed trans., good restore Lake, 601-507-0966. smoking & knocking, $500. Jefferson new transfer case, winch bumper, pic- Davis Co., Prentiss, 601-416-7078. project, $2,500. Grenada Co., Gore tures upon request, $3,500. Copiah International TD14A dozer, not run- Sheet metal tools, Peck, Stan & Wilcox Springs, 662-699-0953. Co., Hazlehurst, 601-954-0161. ning, for parts or to restore, $2,200. Metal wagon with rubber tires, good Co. sheet metal beader & crimper set, Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- garden or yard work, 53” long x 35” $300. Smith Co., Raleigh, 601-536- Chev. Colorado ‘18, crew cab, short Chev. Suburban ‘99, runs good, A/C 4495. wide, cost $140, asking $100. Simpson 3473. bed, 25K miles, original owner, V-6 en- needs to be repaired, $2,500. Stone Co., Mendenhall, 601-867-9335. gine, Leer topper, all power & loaded Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8110. Bobcat attachments: 80” 6-way dozer Craftsman 7 1/4” , 14 amp, with Chev. accessories, can send pic- blade, $4,500; 3PH angle blade, $650; Craftsman 15.5 lawn mower, 42” cut, 5000 RPM, with carrying case, brand tures, $28,500. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- Hummer H2 ‘06, 183K actual miles, 74” general purpose bucket, $1,000; needs battery, $180 firm; John Deere new, still in original box, price reduced $11,500. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 317-0208. 15 degree hydraulic tilt tach, $2,400. LT190 lawn mower, auto., kept in car- to $65. Marion Co., Foxworth, 601- 601-422-8612. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-319-5248. port, new tires, $2,600 firm, cash. Cal- 736-5057. Dodge 4x4 ‘86, Lil’ Red body style, lift houn Co., Bruce, 662-414-8551. Toyota 4-Runner ‘94, 4WD, great hunt- Cat. D3B dozer, wide tracks, nice ma- K.O. Lee surface grinder with 6x18 kit, V8, 4 speed, new cherry red paint, ing vehicle, $2,000; Toyota 4-Runner chine, $16,000. Alcorn Co., Walnut, Like new zero-turn 60” Cub Cadet with magnetic chuck, $4,000; Brown show or drive, $15,000. Webster Co., ‘00, Limited Edition, 4WD, $3,000. 662-223-5576. headlights & 8 cu. ft. trailer, $3,500. Sharpe #5 surface grinder with 8x24 Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-562- Hinds Co., Utica, 601-529-9996. magnetic chuck, $4,000, both have 2119. FORESTRY & LOGGING additional wheels. Hinds Co., Crystal Dodge ‘05, 4 door, 4WD, Cummins 5.9, John Deere 115 riding mower, in fair Springs, 601-260-9801. 333K miles, $11,500. Tate Co., Senato- Toyota 4-Runner ‘13, SR5, silver, EQUIPMENT cond., runs good, $250. Montgomery bia, 662-288-9347. leather seats, WeatherTech floor mats, Co., Winona, 662-283-1134. Granite surface plate 18” x 24” with sunroof, bedcover for cargo area, very 4-bolster trailers, 1992 Magnolia & stand, $100; Porta Power pump, Dodge 3500 ‘96, 5.9 Cummins diesel, good cond., 172,858 miles, $16,700 1996 Kent, your choice $5,000; 2 Western Auto Wizard Power Cultiva- double outlets, with hose/gauge, $75. 242K miles, newly rebuilt auto., new OBO. Winston Co., Louisville, 601- Lufkin open top chip trailers, $4,500 tor, model EDK 2100A87, refurbished, Hinds Co., Utica, 601-260-6995. batteries, $6,000; 2006 Dodge 3500, 850-9949. each; Kent lowboy skidder special, new Briggs & Stratton motor, fresh 3 anvils: 109 lbs. $700; 350 lb. Peter 5.9 diesel, 126,500 miles, Smarty Chip, $10,000. Marion Co., Foxworth, 601- paint, new tires, implements, manuals, Wright, $2,000; Fisher 428 lb. saw excellent, $22,000 OBO. Lincoln Co., INDUSTRIAL 731-8353. will send pictures, $750. Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662-832-3061. anvil, $1,500, also post vise, bring help Sontag, 601-695-0218. TRUCKS & VANS 2011 Magnolia 4-bolster trailer with to load. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601- scales, air ride, $12,000. Amite Co., 798-8238. Ford F-350 ‘02, diesel, new tires, OUTDOOR POWER 2007 Kenworth T600, nice truck, Gloster, 601-341-4160. gooseneck hookup, manual trans., chromed out, recently inframed Cat. EQUIPMENT Pipe threaders: Full set 1/2” - 2” hand 294,826 miles, $6,000. Claiborne Co., C15 eng., new 13 speed trans., over 2017 Diamond C 20’ gooseneck log- ratchet, $250; Ridgid stand up thread- Pattison, 601-535-7307. $50,000 in repairs & parts, $42,000. ging trailer with bolsters, pulls be- Northstar pressure washer with Honda er model 300, $650; Hand Held Ridgid Yalobusha Co., Tillatoba, 662-852- hind 1-ton, hardly used, factory built, GX 160 motor, Cat. pump about 3100 Pony model 700, $650; Anvils, $200- Ford Ranger ‘00, 4x4, no title, no key, 9255. $13,500; Turbo saw, cuts behind trac- PSI, in fair cond., $200. Lawrence Co., $1,950. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-213- pictures available, $800. Stone Co., tor, $4,000, text pictures. Marion Co., Jayess, 601-730-0434. 6799. Wiggins, 601-928-8110. 1994 Ford L8000 single axle dump Columbia, 601-441-0456. truck with 5 yard dump bed, this is a 8 HP pressure washer 200 gal., $1,800. Graco Industrial airless paint spray GMC Panel ‘51, on S-10 frame, extra very good truck, call for details, $9,000 Big Stick log loader, in good cond., Covington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. unit, $100. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, set of front & back doors, no motor cash. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662-763- $4,000. Oktibbeha Co., Maben, 662- 601-835-6871. 8 HP Craftsman chipper shredder, or trans., $2,500. Choctaw Co., Acker- 8500. 263-7458. $350. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- Heavy duty folding Craftsman brand man, 662-285-7073. 1985 GMC truck with 16’ metal flat- Husky Brutt log loader, 4 cyl. Perkins 482-0601. work table, 20”x30”, great hobby table, bed, gas eng., 5 speed trans., new paint, eng., $10,000; 2 Big Stick log loaders, clamps items, also adjustable clamp- GMC 3500 ‘99, crew cab, dual wheels, $3,500. Scott Co., Lake, 601-507-3596 $5,000 each. Webster Co., Mathiston, Log splitter, 3PH, hydraulic, overall ing dogs on surface, tilts, adjustable auto., 80K miles on rebuilt 454 motor 662-263-6596. length 91”, by Cross Mfg., easily splits height, hold 300 lbs., $100. Madison & trans., new tires, chrome wheels, 1999 Peterbilt 379, Cat. 475, Eaton logs up to 23” long, hoses need replac- Co., Gluckstadt, 601-856-1882. new A/C, gooseneck hookup, $8,000. 9 speed, 390’s, air ride with scales, 8 Open top tree planter, in good cond., ing, $650. Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, Hinds Co., Edwards, 601-937-0257. new tires, $29,000; 2011 Magnolia suitable for pastures or cultivated land, 662-414-6248. Ads continued on page 15 Page 12 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020 Welcome to The 2020 Mississippi State Fair Dear Fairgoer, On behalf of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Com- merce, we are very excited about the opportunity to welcome you and your family to the 161st Mississippi State Fair! This year, many of us are finding ourselves facing extra challenges, many stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. In these unprece- dented times, it was especially important that we carry on the long- standing tradition of bringing the Mississippi State Fairgrounds to life for 12 days of fun-filled family entertainment. Our staff has taken extra precautions to keep our visitors safe. While the look and feel of the State Fair may seem a bit different, the Mississippi State Fair continues to offer many of the fun-filled family events that are not only entertaining but also educational for fairgoers. Once again, the 105-acre Fairgrounds is transformed into an exciting amusement park filled with the most delicious Fair food, carnival rides, games, shows and contests. We are proud to offer numerous livestock shows that give our youth the opportunity to show off their top animals, along with their skills, that they have dedicated so much of their time and energy raising. One of the newest attractions is the Ag Expo in the brand-new Mississippi Trade Mart. The walk-through exhibit will teach fairgoers, young and old alike, about the importance and diversity of agriculture – our state’s largest industry. While there, you can shop a variety of great Genuine MS® items at our first ever Genuine MS® store. Spectators and participants will find excitement in the musical entertainment for all ages. Brand new this year is the addition of the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. Watch these men and women participate in log rolling, axe throwing, and more. Our dedicated staff at the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce will be handing out hot, home- made biscuits at the Fair’s famous Biscuit Booth on the Midway. This year, we’ve created a fun video on the his- tory of the Biscuit Booth. I plan to be there every day on and off to personally meet and welcome you to the Fair. Make the most of your visit by following the schedule of events and activities in this book. For more informa- tion, including concert and event schedules, a map of the attractions, livestock show information, the parked car finder and more, download the Mississippi State Fair’s free mobile app. Also, we would like for you to share your pictures and memories on social media tagging the Mississippi State Fairgrounds on Facebook and @ms- statefair on Instagram and Twitter. Attending the Fair is a Gipson family tradition. My family and I have attended every year since I was a boy, and now my wife Leslie and I have the joy of bringing our four children to the State Fair. I want to ‘Thank You’ for letting the Mississippi State Fair be a part of your family tradition this year. We all owe a debt of gratitude to those who dedicate their time and talents in bringing the Fair to life. Have a great time at your 161st Mississippi State Fair!

Sincerely,

Andy Gipson Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce

OPENING DAY • Wednesday, October 7 • Gates Open at 5 PM! Ribbon Cutting • Gate 1 at 5 pm • Amite & Jefferson Street

How much is regular gate admission? • Gate admission is $5.00 Children under 6 are free Parking is $5.00 per car Buses $4.00 per person and admission & parking $10.00

• Free Admission & Parking Weekdays 11 am - 1 pm Regular fair admission and parking will be required Rides not included in any specials: Sky Ride and Giant Slide October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 13

Daily Shows & Times Wednesday, October 7 (Continued from Saturday, October 10) SNEAK-A-PEEK Wednesday, October 7, from 5 pm- 11 am, 2 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show MUSTACHE THE BAND WOLF TRAP TRIO 10 pm, unlimited rides for $27 with 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage the purchase of a wristband. Regular 12 Noon, 3 pm, & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart on the Midway on the Midway Fair admission Required. 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows 7:30 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM 1 pm • Junior Lamb Shows - Barn 8 Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert 2 pm • Open Hereford Show - Barn 14 (30 minutes following KID’S DAY Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required Open Hereford) - Open Angus Show - Barn 14 Friday, October 9 and Friday, Octo- Daily Shows & Times 11 pm • Gates Close ber 16, from 12 noon - 6 pm. One 5 pm • Ribbon Cutting MS State Fair Opens • Amite & Jefferson St. Gate 1 less coupon required. 5 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 5 pm • Rides Open Sunday, October 11 RIDE-A-THON 5-9 pm • Ag Expo PAUL PORTER AND MAGNOLIA DRIVE Friday, October 9, Tuesday, October 5-9 pm • Biscuit Booth 13, Wednesday, October 14, Friday, 5:30 pm & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows THE CHRISTIANAIRES October 16 and Sunday, October 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage 18. From 9 pm - 1 am, unlimited 6 pm & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show on the Midway on the Midway rides for $25 with the purchase of a 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 7:30 PM 6:00 PM wristband. Regular Fair admission 10 pm • Gates Close Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert Required. Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required Thursday, October 8 Daily Shows & Times 9:30 am • Devotional Service - Sales Arena RIDE ROOTS AND BOOTS 10 am • Gates Open 90’s Electric Throwdown with Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin & Collin Raye 11 am - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth SURVIVOR Monday, October 12, from 2 pm - 10 Budweiser Stage on the Midway 7:30 PM 11 am • Beef Showmanship - Barn 14 pm. Unlimited rides for $27 with Free Admission to Concert - Regular Fair Admission Required 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 purchase of a wristband. Regular 12 Noon • Rides Open Fair Admission Required. Daily Shows & Times 12 Noon - 9 pm • Ag Expo 11 am • Gates Open • Free admission until 1 pm 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 12 Noon, 3 pm, & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show BISCUIT BOOTH 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows Social Distance Style 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 11 pm • Gates Close Stop by and enjoy a free old-fash- 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows ioned, southern-style biscuit with 2 pm • Rides Open syrup throughout the duration of 2 pm - 9 pm • Ag Expo Monday, October 12 the fair. These fluffy, mouth-water- 4 pm - 9 pm • Biscuit Booth U.S. ALAN SIBLEY ing biscuits are baked by the employ- 10 pm • Gates Close Keeping rock music alive and & THE MAGNOLIA ees of the Mississippi Department of well in the Southeast Agriculture & Commerce. RAMBLERS Friday, October 9 Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage on the Midway on the Midway EPIC FUNK TB LEDFORD & 7:30 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM ALL BRASS BAND THE ACCUMULATORS Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert Budweiser Stage on the Midway Trustmark Stage on the Midway Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required AMERICAN DAY Due to COVID-19 and for the pro- 7:30 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM Daily Shows & Times tection of our seniors, we are sad to Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert 8 am• Junior Beef Breeding Show - Barn 14 announce that we will not be having Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required 10 am • Open Market Swine Show - Swine Barn Senior American Day this year. In- Daily Shows & Times 10:15 am • Junior Market Hog Show - Swine Barn stead, if you are able, join us during 11 am • Gates Open • Free admission until 1 pm 11 am • Gates Open - Free admission until 1 pm lunch on Wednesday, October 14, 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 on the Budweiser main stage from 12 Noon • Rides Open 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 11 am to 1 pm to enjoy your favor- 12 Noon - 9 pm • Ag Expo 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart ite patriotic songs and some words 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show from our Commissioner. If you are 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows not able, we will be livestreaming All 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 2 pm • Rides Open American Day from our Facebook 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows 2-9 pm • Ag Expo page. 4 pm - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth 4-9 pm • Biscuit Booth 5 pm • Open Simmental Show - Barn 14 10 pm • Gates Close 12 am • Gates Close ANTIQUE Tuesday, October 13 & CLASSIC Saturday, October 10 GREAT WHITE/SLAUGHTER Two of 80’s Rock’s Quintessential Acts Togehter in One Night DIRT ROAD CADILLAC CAR SHOW Free admission - open daily in the Local Music from Jackson, MS Budweiser Stage on the Midway 7:30 PM Free Admission to Concert - Regular Fair Admission Required Mississippi Trade Mart. See antique Budweiser Stage on the Midway 7:30 PM and classic cars polished to perfec- Free Admission to Concert - Regular Fair Admission Required Daily Shows & Times tion. Antique engines and tractors Daily Shows & Times 11 am • Gates Open - Free admission until 1 pm will also be on display. For details, 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 contact Kathy Harris 601-936-2041. 8 am • Junior Market Steer Show - Barn 14 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 8 am • Junior Commercial Beef Show - Barn 14 (begins 15 minutes 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 after Market Steer Show) 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 9 am • Gates Open 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows 10 am • Rides Open 2 pm • Rides Open 10 am - 9 pm • Ag Expo 2-9 pm • Ag Expo 10 am - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth 4-9 pm • Biscuit Booth 10 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 10 pm • Gates Close Page 14 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020 Wednesday, October 14 Saturday, October 17 HORSE & BIG BLUES JERRY BROOKS 601 LIVE MULE PULL EXPLOSION & JACK BEAL Mississippi R&B band performing all of the hottest cover tunes of our time. Commissioner Andy Gipson has brought back the legendary Horse Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage Budweiser Stage on the Midway 7:30 PM & Mule Pull to the Mississippi State on the Midway on the Midway Free Admission to Concert - Regular Fair Admission Required Fair, Saturday, October 12 at the 7:30 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM Daily Shows & Times Kirk Fordice Equine Center. Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert 8 am • MGA Open Dairy Goat Show - Barn 8 Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required 8:30 am • Junior Dairy Cattle Show - Barn 14 4-H & FFA Daily Shows & Times 8:30 am • Junior Market Goat Show - Barn 7 9 am • Gates Open 11 am • Gates Open - Free admission until 1 pm 9 am -9 pm • Ag Expo LIVESTOCK 10 am -9 pm • Biscuit Booth 10 am - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 10 am • Rides Open SHOWS Mississippi youth compete for top 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 10 am • Fiddle Contest - Trustmark Stage 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart honors showcasing the best in live- 10 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 stock and agriculture. See the best 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 11 am • Horse & Mule Pull - Kirk Fordice Equine Center 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows in market and dairy cattle, sheep and 11 am, 2 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show swine shows. 2 pm • Rides Open 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 2-9 pm • Ag Expo 12 Noon, 3 pm, & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 4-9 pm • Biscuit Booth 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows Fiddle Contest 10 pm • Gates Close 11 pm • Gates Close Saturday, October 17 at 10 a.m. on the Trustmark Stage. Register at babcockstringstudio.com. Thursday, October 15 Sunday, October 18 Pretty Cow SEAN KINGSTON TOPHER BROWN THE VERNON Jamaican Hip-Hop Reggae Fusion BAND BROTHERS Contest Budweiser Stage on the Midway 7:30 PM Friday, October 16 at 7 p.m. in Barn 14. Free Admission to Concert - Regular Fair Admission Required Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage on the Midway on the Midway Daily Shows & Times 6:00 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM Ag Expo 11 am • Gates Open - Free admission until 1 pm Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert Enjoy a stroll through the MS Ag 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required Expo located in the new Trade Mart 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 building right off the Midway! You’ll 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart Daily Shows & Times find exhibits that allow you and 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 9 am • MGA Open Dairy Goat Show - Barn 14 your family to experience the won- 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows 10 am • Gates Open derful world of agriculture, such as 2 pm • Rides Open 10 am - 5 pm • Ag Expo animals, natural resources, and 2-9 pm • Ag Expo 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 much more. 4 pm - 9 pm • Biscuit Booth 11 am - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth 10 pm • Gates Close 12 Noon • Rides Open 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 12 Noon, 3 pm, & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show Friday, October 16 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows SOUTHERN KOMFORT BILL, TEMPERANCE, 3 pm • Pony Pull - Kirk Fordice Equine Center 10 pm • Gates Close BRASS BAND & JEFF Budweiser Stage Trustmark Stage on the Midway on the Midway 7:30 PM 6:00 & 7:15 PM Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required

Daily Shows & Times 8 am • 4-H/FFA Dairy Goat Show - Barn 8 (Showmanship followed by Sr. Does and Jr. Does) 9 am • Poultry Show 9 am • Open Dairy Cattle Show - Barn 14 11 am • Gates Open - Free admission until 1 pm 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 12 Noon • Rides Open 12 Noon • Goat Showmanship - Barn 7 12 Noon • 4-H/FFA Meat Goat Doe Show - Barn 7 (Start 15 minutes after Goat Showmanship) 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • LOCALiQ “Fetch-N-Fish” - Trade Mart 12 Noon - 9 pm • Ag Expo 12 Noon, 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, & 8 pm • Farm Bureau Pig Races - Midway near Gate 1 12:30 pm, 6 pm, & 8 pm • Clarion Ledger Great American Thrill Show 1 pm • Two-Year-Old Jersey Futurity - Barn 14 1 pm, 4 pm, & 7 pm • Timberworks Lumberjack Shows 1:15 pm • Two-Year-Old Holstein Futurity - Barn 14 4 pm - 10 pm • Biscuit Booth 7 pm • Special Dairy Classes - Barn 14 7 pm • Pretty Cow Contest - Barn 14 12 am • Gates Close October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 15

150 gal. propane tank, $400; 250 gal. flatbed trailers, $1,000-$3,500. Cov- Wood shavings for animal bedding, ARCHERY & ACCESSORIES Ads continued from page 11 propane tank, $500; 330 gal. propane ington Co., Seminary, 601-517-5700. made from kiln dried cypress lumber, tank, $600; 150 gal. scrap tanks, $100. 55 gal. bags $8.50 each, 10 or more $8 2 year old shop by Tuff Shed with many Mathews Solo-Cam, Z-light with sight, Copiah Co., Utica, 601-695-9021. 16’ x 5’ Neckover stock trailer, full each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645 new tools & equipment, great deal, metal roof, storage over nose, cut gate, stabilizer, hard case, arrows, quiver, wired with breaker box inside, $10,000. 250 gal. propane tank, $400. Choctaw escape door, good floor & tires, pulls LIVESTOCK TACK pictures available upon request, $350 Hinds Co., Utica, 601-529-9996. Co., Weir, 662-285-7321. great, selling out, $1,800. Adams Co., OBO. Washington Co., Leland, 662- Natchez, 601-807-1484. 820-6146. MISCELLANEOUS 250 gal. propane tank, $175; 500 gal. Saddles & tack, 15” western hard seat, 14” western hard seat, 12” pony saddle, QAD Ultra-Rest Hunter Drop Away ar- EQUIPMENT propane tank, $250; 250 gal. propane 14’ covered stock trailer with divider tanks with ends cut off, 30” diam., 5’ & escape door, in fair cond., will need $75 & up; Tack, $6 & up. Lauderdale row rest, $30. Winston Co., Louisville, long, $75. Hinds Co., Edwards, 601- work, $800. Clarke Co., Enterprise, Co., Meridian, 601-485-7210. 601-850-9949. Spring loaded leveling plates for load- 941-7644. 601-938-6775. ing docks, McGuire brand, 72” wide, PSE compound bow with overdraw, short style, bolts to front of dock, have 1,000 gal. diesel fuel tank with hand Custom built 4-wheel horse wagon, HUNTING, FISHING sights, release, arrows, & case, $125; 3, text pictures, $250 each. Pontotoc pump, selling due to death, $1,000 6’ x 12’ x 5’ 8” high inside with 2 1/2’ x 2 Ol’ Man climbing stands, $100 each; Co., Pontotoc, 662-419-1984. OBO. Leake Co., Walnut Grove, 601- 6’ x 6’ 8” porch on back, nice, cost new & CAMPING 8’-10’ stand, $25 each. Leake 668-4832. $5,000, asking $3,000. Webster Co., Co., Lena, 601-654-3629. No commercial, businesses or deal- Used pallets: A-grade $4 each, B-grade Eupora, 662-552-6421. $3 each; 55 gal. barrels, metal or 2 used 6,000 gal. above ground tanks ers are allowed to advertise in this Bowtech Constitution compound bow, fiber, $10 each; 4- 2’x10’ conveyors, with pipe leg stands, good cond., can 2002 Sundowner 2-horse slant goose- category. Only in-state residents are 31” draw, loaded, ready to hunt, comes allowed to advertise. with hard bow case, $150. Jones Co., roller type, $100 for all. Rankin Co., load, $7,000 for both. Copiah Co., neck trailer, 4’ short wall, dressing Laurel, 601-319-8062. Brandon, 601-540-1945. Crystal Springs, 601-941-5218. room, rear tack, escape door, pass thru door, AC, electric hookup, drop win- ATVs & UTVs Barnett Ghost 410, soft case with lots 3/8” steel cable with plastic coating, dows with bars, $7,500. Yalobusha Co., DAIRY EQUIPMENT of extras, barely used, like new, noth- 400’, $250. Amite Co., Magnolia, 601- Oakland, 662-458-5242. 2017 Polaris XP1000 4x4, full cab/ ing missing, super good deal, $650. 542-5458. 8 Waikato weigh milk meters, 30x34 air/heat, remote winch, 250 hrs, Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-291-2825. lot washer, $100-$1,500. Oktibbeha Covered wagon with bucket seats, 900 lb. 2-pole auto. lift, $1,800; 60’ pony harness, $1,000. Calhoun Co., 275 miles, bought new in Dec. 2016, Co., Starkville, 662-418-6536. Ten Point Invader crossbow with alum. extension ladder, used once, Bruce, 662-983-4423. plus alum. trailer, photos available, scope, 325’/sec. bolts, quiver, practice $900; Parking lot stencils, handicap, $23,000. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- points broad heads, target cocking POULTRY EQUIPMENT 16’ Neckover gooseneck stock trailer, 670-6471. no parking, etc., $250. Adams Co., Nat- rope, never used to hunt, target shot, with hard top, butterfly gates, new ad- chez, 601-431-0604. $400 cash. Greene Co., Sand Hill, 601- Cool cells, 2 yrs. old, $12 each, cash justable hitch, new floor, decent tires, 2007 Honda Foreman 500 4x4, recent 394-9907. 32’ alum. ext. ladder, $150. Lauderdale only; Used feed bins, $500 & up, cash not rusted out, solid trailer, $3,000 upper engine overhaul, ready for heavy only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382- use, comes with it’s working clothes Co., Meridian, 601-482-0601. OBO. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517- New Barnett Wildgame Innovation 0091. on, I no longer need, $3,000. Rankin 5906. XB-370 crossbow, new & comes ready 2- 6’ scaffolds, $100 each or both $175. Co., Pelahatchie, 601-832-1272. to hunt package, bolts included, pic- 1993 Cherokee 3-horse slant alum. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-942-9519. LIVESTOCK tures available upon request, $200. trailer, with living quarter, rear tack, Kawasaki 4010 Mule side-by-side, 4x4, TRAILERS & WAGONS Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-260-9891. Old vehicle tags, most are from shower, good tires, good solid trailer, 2-seater, 25 hrs., $10,000; Honda Big Red side-by-side, 4x4, $10,000. Web- Mississippi 1988-2016, in perfect $9,000 OBO. Covington Co., Collins, 45- 3D archery targets, deer, bear, 2016 EBY gooseneck stock trailer, 7’ cond., some never mounted on 601-517-5906. ster Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. turkey, elk, safari, many others, good x 38’, 3 axles, electric over hydraulic vehicle, 3,000-4,000 to choose from, to fair cond., spent $10,000, asking brakes, all alum., great cond., fair tires, Sundowner 2-horse alum. gooseneck 2020 Banshee 550, 4x4, with cab, wind- $1 each. Holmes Co., Lexington, 601- $4,000 OBO, will not separate. Clarke $25,000. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- trailer, slant load, rear tack, dressing shield, tilt bed, 2- 2,500 lbs. winches 954-1257. Co., Enterprise, 601-938-6775. 2657. room, sleeping area in front with air/ on front/back, brand new, excellent New, still in box, 208-230V, 36,000 heat, drop down loading ramp, $6,500. cond., camo paint, paid $11,000, ask- 2 styrofoam archery targets, $10. 16’ gooseneck horse/cow combo trail- BTU, 3-ton R-22 compressor, $200 Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803-7677. ing $9,500. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601- Hinds Co., Utica, 985-687-4315. firm. Rankin Co., Richland, 601-932- er, $3,000 cash only. Smith Co., Mt. 383-2315. Olive, 601-382-0091. 0146. LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT For sale or trade, 6’ piece of osage Suzuki Jimney, 3 cylinder turbo orange wood, been stored about 20 6’ x 16’ gooseneck cattle trailer, metal Graco Dump Pump B4 with manu- charged, with all the bells & whistles, years, great for making a bow, $100. top, factory made, good, $2,500 OBO. 2- 8 square bale feeders with roof on als, pumps heavy materials, with pole winch, safari rack, custom bumpers, Rankin Co., McCool, 601-540-0388. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-433-4797. skids, $250 each. Humphreys Co., gun, 100’ hose, has had less than 100 Louise, 662-571-1484. A/C, heat, stereo, great for muddy hours use, stored 10 years, $500 firm. conditions, $7,500. Pike Co., Mccomb, 1-horse wagon, rubber tires with BOATS & WATERCRAFT Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, 601-986- brakes, stable & strong wagon, 35” 10’ cattle feeder, $100; 1 1/2” galva- 601-248-0067. 8316. wide x 92” long, seats need adjusting nized pipe frame plastic trough, 12 15’ crappie jon 2-seat aluminum boat, Yamaha 350 Big Bear 4-wheeler, good for leg length, $750. Calhoun Co., Cal- years old, never used, no phone, con- MotorGuide foot control, 9.9 Yamaha Barrels: 55 gal. metal trash barrels, cond., with winch, $1,500. Jones Co., houn City, 662-628-6261 or 662-628- tact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. 532, Mt. Ol- outboard, boat trailer, perfect for bass $20; 30 gal. plastic barrels, $20; 15 gal. Laurel, 601-651-1947. 8195. ive, MS 39119. Covington County. or crappie fishing, $3,000. Adams Co., plastic barrels, $15; 55 gal. screw top Natchez, 601-807-3906. plastic barrels, $25. Covington Co., 2-horse wagon, good cond., $400; Mineral feeders, 6’ & 12’ long, all con- 2007 Bad Boy Buggy, 4x4, new Trojan Seminary, 601-408-1461. Black mule, $250; Mule turn plow, structed with treated lumber & tin batteries, comes with charger, $3,000. Boat 14’ x 4.54’, 15 HP Evinrude, start $175. Carroll Co., Vaiden, 662-466- roof, 6’- $325; 12’- $500. Wayne Co., Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-954-0161. electric or pull, good trailer, $400. Jas- 55 gal. plastic barrels with screw tops, 1913. Buckatunna, 601-648-2848. per Co., Enterprise, 601-527-5080. $25 each. Scott Co., Morton, 601-732- 2014 Suzuki KingQuad 400, 4x4, ex- 8772. 12’ WW livestock trailer with spare tire New heavy livestock panels, 5 1/2’ x cellent cond., adult ridden, $3,500 3 used boat trailer tires, size & mats, used about a dozen of times, 10’, $85; Continuous fence, 4’ x 20’, OBO. Union Co., 662-316-1463. ST175/80D13, still lots of tread, good 55 gal. metal drums, $10; Plastic milk in perfect cond., $950. Winston Co., $115. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-433-4797. shape, $20 each or all for $50. Lincoln crates, $2 each or 3 for $5; 5 gal. buck- Louisville, 662-773-2956 or 662-312- 2005 Polaris Magnum 330, 4x2, front Co., Wesson, 601-695-9750. ets, clean, like new, $2 each or 3 for 0995. 25- 12’ cattle (corral) panels, in good & rear basket, $1,700. DeSoto Co., $5. Leake Co., Thomastown, 985-696- cond., 6-bar, 61” tall, $40 per panel. Hernando, 662-298-3316. 1996 Stratus 19.5’ boat, 200 Evinrude 0035. 2-horse wooden wagon, tires never Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-953- engine, re-carpeted, 3 new batteries, used, 2 sets of harness with bridles & 3018. 2015 Polaris Ranger 570 EFI Crew carburetor just cleaned, cranks & runs Propane gas tanks, $300 & up or will blinders, $1,750; Wooden slide made with power steering & 4WD, in great great, $6,000. Rankin Co., Florence, trade. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441- with treated 2x6 & 2x10, 2-person seat, Pipe fencing for catch pen, 800’ made cond., 460 hours, $8,000. Stone Co., 601-954-1225. 2145. $350. Montgomery Co., Winona, 662- of 2 7/8” pipe & bull panels, will sell in Perkinston, 601-928-8297. 283-5797. sections, $60 per 10’ section; Roping Nitro ski/fish, new McClain alumi- 2 propane end caps, 41” wide x 25” chute, $600 OBO. Amite Co., Gloster, 2018 Honda Pioneer, less than 100 num trailer, new trolling motor, ste- deep, ideal for fire pits, $150 each; 2- 16’ x 6’ rubber tire wagons, $500. 601-341-4160. miles, serious inquires only, $7,000 reo, charger, etc., in very good cond., Large saw blade, $175, smaller blades Webster Co., Mathiston, 662-263- firm. Hinds Co., Jackson, 768-234- text for pictures & other information, for making knives. Winston Co., Lou- 6596. Cows or horses loafing shed, 20x12x9x6 1586. $14,750. Amite Co., Summit, 601-248- isville, 662-773-7570. only $2,890, lined inside with 3/4 & 7977. Bumper pull & gooseneck livestock 4x8 plywood, sides/rear closed 3 sides, 2018 Polaris 1000XP North Star with 100 gal. propane tank, $150. Scott Co., trailers, dual axle, treated wood floor, great for shade area or feeding. Greene air & heat, $23,000. Newton Co., New- 16’ Fisher marine steering wheel alu- Forest, 601-625-8276. covered top, center & escape gate, also Co., Leakesville, 601-394-2643. ton, 601-507-5751. minum boat, console, 2 live wells, Page 16 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020

Hummingbird depth finder, Evinrude 2018 Freedom Elite RV with 10,800 in box, $825 firm. Covington Co., Col- than 100 rounds fired, $900. Madison Hancock Co., 1,100 acre hunting club 35 electric start, trailer with good tires, miles, sleeps 6, full kitchen, shower, lins, 817-776-6777. Co., Madison, 601-715-8180. needs 3 members, food plots, shoot- spare, MotorGuide trolling, $2,500. 40” HD TV, $58,000. Scott Co., Mor- ing houses in place, tree stands, only 7 Chickasaw Co., Houlka, 662-542-2065. ton, 601-331-3538, ask for Cindy. Browning, new style A-5 12 ga., as new Savage Axis 6.5 Creedmoor with members, $1,500. Picayune, 228-216- in plastic case with all accessories, Weaver scope, black synthetic stock, 1643. Used white styro foam blocks, 3’ x 4’ 24” Next PX40 18-speed mountain Woodlands camo, $1,100. Coahoma like new cond., $350. Tishomingo Co., x 5’, one block will float 3,000 lbs., 3 bike, $75; 26” Mack Mongoose 21- Co., Alligator, 662-902-1517. Tishomingo, 662-424-3072. Hinds Co., one opening only near Clin- prices to choose from, $100, $75 or speed mountain bike, $100; Stromberg ton, shooting house, 2-man leaning $50 each. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498- Carlson bike rack for 2, for 2” hitch, 91/30 Mosin-Nagant (excellent cond.) Large lot pistols & long arms, Colt, tree ladder stand, camo ground blind 4235. $100. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601- Russian made, $500; Turkish made S&W, Hi-Standard, Walther, H&R, tent, ready for use, state regulations 507-8625. M38 Mauser, manufactured in 1944, Ruger, Beretta, Taurus, Remington, only, $1,500 per year. Pearl, 601-383- FISHING TACKLE $600; Benelli Vinci (excellent cond.) etc, also antique arms, must sell, good 2315. GUNS & ACCESSORIES 12 ga. black synthetic, $950. Lafayette prices, $200. Warren Co., Vicksburg, Co., Oxford, 662-816-7570. 601-618-7478. Holmes Co., father/son deer hunts, 24 rod & reels, bargains, Zebco, Abu shooting house or buddy stand, 2 & 3 Garcia, Shakespeare, Daiwa, Berkley, Weatherby SA-08 12 ga. semi-auto. Winchester model 24 Double, very Ruger LCP 380 pistol, 2 magazines, hunts. Bucksnort, 662-582-6349. Quantum, just to name a few, starting shotgun, like brand, has 3 choke tubes, good clean cond., 16 ga. modified & finger extension, leather pocket hol- at $30. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601- Also have IC comp-n-choke tube, full 28” barrel, gun almost perfect, ster, soft case, some ammo, can send Lauderdale Co., south of Toomsuba, 507-8625. $450; Mec Sizemaster 12 ga. shot shell original, $900 firm. Forrest Co., Hat- pictures, $165. Hinds Co., Raymond, hunting lease, deer season only, 92 reloaders, $450. Lamar Co., Purvis, tiesburg, 601-264-8279. 601-941-7644. acres, no alcohol, $500. Laurel, 601- CAMPING & ACCESSORIES 601-794-7939. 649-7493. Browning A-Bolt Medallion .270 Win, Colt M4 OPS .22 cal. rifle, Walther Thompson/Center Renegade 50 cal. 2014 Crossroads Longhorn Texas Edi- blue steel, walnut stock, new in box, PS22 red dot sight, extra magazine Madison & Leake Co., hunting club muzzleloader, $150; LeFever Arms 12 tion camper, excellent cond., new A/C, never fired, $625; Remington 700 50 & case, like new, $500. Coahoma Co., needs a few good members for three ga. shotgun, needs new stock/trigger Lyon, 662-902-7920. stand-up shower, recliners, outdoor cal. inline muzzleloader, 3x9 scope, 40-50 acre tracts. Madison, 601-407- guard, $200; Remington 12 ga. Ex- kitchen & shower, make good hunting good cond., $700. Jones Co., Moselle, 9199, email: mshuntingclubs@gmail. press shells, 2 boxes $50. Amite Co., Iver Johnson Champion 12 ga. single camp, $15,000. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-550-7881. com. Magnolia, 225-719-1630. shot, 20” barrel, very light trigger pull, 601-716-5902. cheap snake gun or home defense Barnett crossbow, Wildcat C-S Horton Oktibbeha Co., 170 acres, deer/turkey Rem 700, 260 Rem (6.5mm- 264 cali- weapon, $125 OBO. Clarke Co., Quit- hunting, 3 planted grass patches, oak/ 2015 Forest River Sabre 36QS2B, 4 crossbow scope, crank cocking device, ber), 3x9-50mm Leupold scope, sling, man, 601-513-2912. pine mix, 8 acre lake, 14 miles SE of slides, 2 A/C’s, auto. leveling, washer/ rope cocking device, $300. Neshoba floated barrel, very nice, 1 MOA, $800. MSU, $2,750 per year. Crawford, 662- dryer hookup, central vacuum, solid Co., Philadelphia, 601-54-1641. Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-590- Savage model 11 Light Weight Hunter 272-9554. surface counter tops, 2 king bedrooms, 2741. .308 with scope rings, $850; Cus- Mauser M48A unissued 8mm, $500; sleeps 7, $37,000. Newton Co., Hicko- tom 10/22 .22 LR, $900; Nikon target Browning A5 Light 12, 98%, Japan MISCELLANEOUS ry, 601-479-7573. Mauser Sport 243 Win, bull barrel, scope, 6.5x20 with target dot, $400. 28” modified, $800 OBO; NEF Handi- 3-12x40 scope, $800; Winchester mod- Pike Co., Summit, 601-341-7874. HUNTING ITEMS 2018 Cedar Creek Forest River 37’ 5th el 70 270 Win, with scope, $450; Va- Rifle 45-70 with ammo & scope, like wheel, 3 slides, fireplace, washer/dryer riety of scopes, $25-$30; Variety rings, new, $350. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228- Fort Knox Legend 7241 gun safe, hookup (never used), built-in vacuum 493-0766. Bradley electric digital smoker, 4 $10-$15. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-906- $8,500. Rankin Co., Richland, 601- racks, with accessories: smoker cover, system, automatic hydraulic leveling 1119. 613-1290. assorted wood bisquettes, meat ther- system, $42,500. Leake Co., Carthage, Ruger Security Six 357 mag. revolver, mometer, broke in but seldom used, if 318-439-3930. $475; Winchester model XPR 270 52 gun Canon gun safe, new, with Marlin 25-06-XL7 bolt action rifle, interested text for photos, $300. Madi- Win., $425. Pike Co., Summit, 601- slight damage, still good safe, for sale great cond., scope mounts, $375. son Co., Madison, 601-946-5622. Draw-Tite cargo rack for RV, $85; 100’ Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-813- 248-2826, call or text. for half price, $500. Covington Co., extension cord, $10. Madison Co., 601- 3551. Seminary, 601-517-8100. Cabela’s 3/4 HP heavy duty meat 214-5355. New England Arms black synthetic grinder with tenderizer attachment, Handi-Rifle 45-70 cal., Simmons Gunsmith service, Smith & Wes- 12 ga. single shot shotgun, good cond., stuffer, sausage tubes, blades, freezer 2012 KZ Escalade model 41C 43’ toy 3x9x40 scope, $325; Winchester mod- son, Ruger, Colt, Springfield, Savage, $150; .22 rifle, shoot long or short, paper, tape dispenser & 4’x2’ cutting hauler, 3 axles, satellite dish, 2 A/C el 70 Ranger Youth 243 cal., Tasco Browning, Ithaca, Marlin, Stevens, bolt action, $150 OBO on both. Union board, $400 cash. Greene Co., Sand units, 4 beds, Onan diesel generator, 3x9x40 scope, $450. Covington Co., Mossberg, Remington, Weatherby, Co., Myrtle, 662-317-8042. Hill, 601-394-9907. washer & dryer, 5 TV’s, $69,000. Lafay- Sumrall, 601-516-1504. Winchester, Mauser, etc., chemical ette Co., Oxford, 601-856-7799. Ruger No. 1 in 257 Roberts caliber, rust bluing, gun restoration. Lauder- Wel-Bilt Deluxe Plucker, removes duck Savage Edge rifle in 7mm-08 or Moss- 3x9 Leupold VariX2 scope, sling, dies dale Co., Meridian, 601-644-3222. & other game feathers fast & easy, 12 2013 Surveyor Sport bumper pull berg 100 ATR in 30.06, both like new included, pristine cond., accurate volt, comes complete with plucker camper, slide, full bath, kitchen fully cond., black synthetic with scope, $300 Certified firearms appraisal services, enough for varmints & deer, $800. head, rubber fingers, DC motor, base, appointed, new TV, outdoor kitchen, each. Scott Co., Forest, 601-940-4025. flexible rates, will buy your qual- Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- $80. Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, 662- power awning, new tires, sleeps 4, ity firearms collection or sell them on 0031. 414-6248. excellent cond., $13,700. Jasper Co., Marlin model XT-17 cal., .17 H.M.R., consignment, will travel to you, www. bolt action, 2 clips, scope, $350; Heri- bgfinearms.com. Madison Co., Madi- Louin, 601-739-3588. Tikka T3 Walnut, blue .243 Win 3 rnd., Armadillo traps made of 3/4” treated tage Rough Rider .22 LR cal. combo, son, 601-397-8054. $699, add $150 for Nikon 3x9-40 scope wood, will last for years, scented to 2018 Vintage Gulf Stream, sleeps 3, 6.5” barrel, blue, 2 cylinders, $125 & rings; Winchester Featherweight attract armadillos, $75. Neshoba Co., beautiful retro wood finish inside, cash. Winston Co., McCool, 662-803- Gunsmithing, full services, repairs, bolt action compact rifle, .308 caliber, Union, 601-416-8619. $18,999. Panola Co., Pope, 662-563- $800. Madison Co., Madison, 601-856- 4681. cleaning & parts available, most mod- els & brands of pistols, rifles, etc. Mad- 4953. 7379. 1- 10’ tripod deer stand, $75; 1- 12’ Remington model 7XCR 270 WSM ison Co., Ridgeland, 601-850-0322. tripod deer stand, $75, good cond., 2011 Heartland Cyclone HD 39’ 5th Beretta A400 camo 12 ga. 3.5 new in bolt action, camo with matching sling, both for $125; 4’ ATV disc, good cond., wheel toy hauler M-3612, 3 axles, 2 box, comes with 3 chokes, great gun stainless fluted barrel, Burris Euro Di- HUNTING & FISHING $150. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- slides, 2 A/C’s, 30 gal. fuel, 5KW gen- for duck hunting, $1,600. Leake Co., amond red dot scope, titanium rings, CAMPS FOR SALE 953-3018. erator, electric awning, garage area, Carthage, 601-940-4489. ammo, $1,450. Forrest Co., Petal, 601- $28,000. Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601- 606-1102. Climbing tree stand & safety harness, 831-2986. Browning 7mm A-bolt, stainless steel, Holmes Co., 20% share of 146 acres of very good cond., $100; Game cart, $50; Nikon 3x9x scope, new, $650. Wash- New Sight Mark Photon RT night vi- excellent hunting/timberland, house, Leather shotgun scabbard, $25. Madi- 2018 Forest River Wildwood X-Lite ington Co., Glen Allen, 662-931-1735. sion scope with rings, $400; Wolf .223 stocked pond, near Big Black River, son Co., Ridgeland, 601-856-5159. 26’ bumper pull camper, great cond., ammo., 900 rounds plus 2 magazines, rolling hills & hardwood bottom, used maybe 2 months after tornado, Savage Axis XP II with 3-9x40 scope, $400, cash only. Scott Co., Morton, $60,000. Holmes Co., Goodman, 601- 3 climbing deer stands, $25 each or $16,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 2 boxes Premium bullets, new in box, 601-506-5086. 331-5187. $60 for all; 9 homemade PVC deer 601-517-8100. $400; Remington 700 223, scope, new corn feeders, $30. Hinds Co., Utica, with bullets, $410. Lamar Co., Hatties- Savage Hunter XP 6.5 Creedmore HUNTING & FISHING 985-687-4315. Dish Network to go with Walley receiv- burg, 601-307-3870. VX 2 Leupold, $525; Savage Predator er, remote & tripod, $300. Scott Co., Hunter 6.5 Creed VX2 Leupold, $525 LEASES & MEMBERSHIPS 2 Ol’ Man climbing stands, $100 each; Morton, 601-732-8772. H&R Huntsman 58 cal. muzzleload- or $1,000 for both; Diamond Back AR, 8’-10’ ladder stand, $25 each. Leake er, bought in 1978, shot less than 10 $650. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983- DeSoto Co., looking for 2 members or Co., Lena, 601-654-3629. 2000 Georgia Boy by Landau 34’ mo- times, good cond., $250. Pearl River 0542. father/son for hunting on 192 acres, torhome, 21K miles, Ford V-10, Onan Co., Carriere, 601-916-5221. food plots & shooting houses, elec- Shooting houses built on skids, set up generator, gas/electric water heater & PTR91 KFM4, 308, 16” barrel, 20 tricity hookups, trophy deer spotted in minutes, no holes to dig, 3 sliding fridge, 2 A/C units, $10,000 OBO. La- Henry 357 38 Special, 20” octagon bar- round magazine, adjustable M4 stock, 37 miles from Olive Branch, 901-494- plexiglass windows, delivery available, mar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. rel, Big Boy Brass Grade II walnut, new hard plastic case, excellent cond., less 0216. taking orders, starting at $515. www. October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 17 brownhillfarm.net. George Co., Luce- able, $2,750 each. Humphreys Co., $1,500. Scott Co., Morton, 769-274- $2,500. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-552- dale, 601-770-0239. Isola, 662-836-7691. Beef 6098. 6421. Shoot houses, 4x4 or 4x6, painted out- BEEFMASTER Checkoff PB Gelbvieh bulls, service age, virgin, PB SimAngus & Angus bulls, 10 side, with tin top, 4 windows, on the gentle, red or black, pictures available, months old & up, no papers, $1,500 & Every time you sell a bovine ground or on legs, prices start at $325 $1,000 & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- up. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517- 2 Reg. Beefmaster bulls, 8-9 months animal, regardless of age, sex, & up. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- ley, 662-473-3578. 8404, call or text. old, both black & polled, weaned & on breed or purpose, $1 per head is due. 656-9463 or 601-416-2038. feed, gentle, $1,250 each. Leake Co., Both the seller and the buyer are HEREFORD SimAngus bull calves, born between Custom built hunting houses, wood Carthage, 601-527-3888. responsible to have the $1 per head 1/9/20 - 4/3/20, 2 ready to wean, 4 pallet base, camo paint, metal roof, assessment collected and remitted black & 1 red available, first shots/ Reg. Beefmaster bulls, cows, heifers & Reg. Polled Hereford bull, 6 years old, sealed, 4x6x6 $450, 4x4x6 $350. Email to the Mississippi Beef Council. wormed, very gentle, moderate frames, bred heifers, great genetics, lots of La- Punkin Ridge bloodline, easy to han- [email protected] for pictures. $800-$1,000. Pike Co., Magnolia, 225- sater influence, very gentle, member Printable forms at www.msbeef.org. dle, easy to load, no calving problems, Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-758-0606. 715-9997. of BBU, pictures available, visitors wel- For more information contact the can deliver within 50 miles, $2,500. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-422-5757. Free deer camp cabin to be moved or come, $1,100 & up. Jones Co., Laurel, Mississippi Beef Council ULTRABLACK 601-340-1350. 601-353-4520 disassembled, located on Nathan Jones Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 24-26 Road, building is 18x40 with cypress months old, semen tested, $1,800 Reg. Ultrablacks, fabulous bloodline siding, needs a new roof. Claiborne BLACK ANGUS tos. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601- 833-9779, call after 7 p.m. & up, other bulls also available, 12- Atlanta of Salacoa 488Z, smooth coats, Co., Port Gibson, 601-832-8834. 18 months old. Franklin Co., Union gentle, absolutely beautiful bulls, Reg. Black Angus bulls, 11-12 months Reg. Brangus bulls, gentle, top EPDs, Church, 601-532-6327. $1,300 & up. Wayward Winds Ranch, Deer hunting houses, 4 sliding glass old, gentle, from good stock, with pa- guaranteed, 8-14 months old $1,800, Madison Co., Flora, 601-937-4654. windows, painted hunter green, ply- pers, $1,500 each. Attala Co., Koscius- 15-24 months old $2,500; Reg. Bran- Polled Hereford bull, 5 years old, good wood or board & bat, 4’x4’ starting at ko, 662-803-6014. Reg. Ultrablack bulls, very gentle, gus cows 2 yr. old pairs, $2,250. Pearl herd bull, calves to show, $2,250. Pon- $450, 4’x6’ $650. Claiborne Co., Patti- top EPDs, guaranteed, 8-14 months River Co., Gumpond, 601-796-9260. totoc Co., Thaxton, 662-419-1719. son, 601-535-2069. Reg. Black Angus bull, 4 years old, old $1,800, 15-24 months old $2,500. semen tested, trich tested, selling be- Reg. Brangus bulls, outstanding ge- Hereford bull, 22 months old, $1,200. Pearl River Co., Gumpond, 601-796- Duck’s Unlimited print “Mississippi cause of keeping his heifers, $2,750. netics, 12-14 months old, veterinarian Hancock Co., Picayune, 601-798-5014. 9260. Snows Geese,” artist Jerrie Glasper, Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803-2118. raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, 1990 MS Sponsor Print of the Year, Reg. Ultrablack bulls, outstanding ge- Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. Reg. & PB Hereford cows, some bred signed & dated #561 of 1,500, $100. Reg. Black Angus heifers, 9-11 months to reg. Brahman bulls, $1,750 & up. netics, 12-14 mos. old, veterinarian Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-736-5057. old, $1,100 each; Some older cows with PB Brangus bulls, 7 months old, $800 Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, calves, $2,500 each; Bulls, 15 months each. Covington Co., Collins, 601-641- 0304. Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. Hotel furniture perfect for deer or to 2 years old, $2,500 each. Lafayette 8342. fish camp: Swivel desk chairs for deer Co., Abbeville, 601-234-0501. RED ANGUS OTHER BEEF CATTLE stands, $20 & up; Mattresses, $89; Brangus bulls, 15-20 months old Sleeper sofas, $79, bedroom & den Reg. Black Angus cattle: Cows, 9-12 $2,000; 20 months & older $2,500, all Reg. Red Angus bull, 5 years old, own Red white-face bull, Hereford/Sim- furniture. Madison Co., Madison, 601- years old, $1,700 each; Bulls, 18 with papers. Lincoln Co., Bogue Chit- son of Johnny B Good, medium frame, brah cross, 18 months old, very gentle, 955-3735. months old, $1,500 each; Bull, 7 years to, 601-754-6206. very thick & easy keeping, sires thick, $1,200. Tippah Co., Tiplersville, 662- old, $1,700; Calves, $1,200 each. Ben- 223-6407. ton Co., Hickory Flat, 662-539-1906. 18 Golden Certified F1 Brangus re- medium framed offspring, $2,500. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-552-6421. AQUACULTURE placement heifers, farm raised, gentle, Calves, various ages, sizes & prices, Reg. Black Angus cows: 2 year old bred 10-12 months old, out of reg. Angus $500 & up; Some cows, $700 & up; All aquaculture listed in this cat- 10 commercial Red Angus, fall calvers, to Stiz Upward 307R son, $2,500; 3 cattle & JD Hudgins Brahman bulls, Black crossbred bulls, $1,000 & up, no egory must be raised on your farm. 8 calves on ground now, thick, medi- year old with Stiz heifer by side, $3,500 $1,700 each. Lamar Co., Lumberton, checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601- No commercial, businesses or um framed, PCC genetics, $12,500 for with papers. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-637-7538. 517-1711. dealers are allowed to advertise. 601-876-3925. all or $1,500 each for 4 or more. Web- Only in-state residents are allowed ster Co., Eupora, 662-552-6421. Half Angus/half Jersey heifer, born to advertise within this category. BRAUNVIEH PB Black Angus, 3 bulls & 3 heifers 9/22/19, gentle, ready to breed, deliv- available, all 7 months old, $650 each. RED BRANGUS 4 PB Braunvieh bulls & 2 Braunvieh/ ery possible, $1,800. Oktibbeha Co., Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, 601-341- Coppernose & Shellcracker (Redear) Angus X bulls, will add milk & mus- Sturgis, 662-312-0510, call before 9 3544. 8 Reg. Red Brangus bulls, 15-30 bream, $200/1,000 or $30/100. Greene cle to your herd, vaccinated, semen p.m. months old, completed Tylertown Bull Co., Sand Hill, 601-270-1268. checked, good disposition, $1,400 & Herd sellout: 18 red & black-white- BRAFORD up. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- Test - data available, $2,200; Weaned face bred cows, great fleshy condi- AQUACULTURE EQUIPMENT 953-7573. heifers, ready to breed, $1,200 each. F1 Braford replacement heifers, farm Harrison Co., Long Beach, 228-864- tion, 1,150-1,450 lbs., 2-6 years old, 10 4339 or 228-863-8490. calves also available, $27,000. Copiah 3 S&N 5 HP SPH aerators, tractor pull raised & gentle, select few F1 Bra- CHAROLAIS Co., Wesson, 601-754-0244. feeder & tractor, live haul box with aer- ford herd sire prospects, $1,400 & up. ROMMASTER ation on trailer, all in working cond., Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- Reg. Charolais bulls, polled, very gen- 3 black & 1 tigerstripe pairs, 2 bull $1,000-$2,000 per unit. Humphreys 8496. tle, healthy, vaccinated/wormed, 12-15 calves & 2 heifer calves, should be Co., Louise, 662-571-1484. months old, $1,000-$1,200. Grenada Reg. RomMaster bull, born 3/29/18, 3-in-1s, $1,300/pair; 2 bred black cows BRAHMAN Co., Holcomb, 662-229-5041. ready for heavy service, calves to show, also available, $900 each. Lamar Co., I’m selling due to my age, bull no lon- Sumrall, 601-517-6699. LIVESTOCK Reg. Red Brahman bull calves, 5-6 Reg. Full French Charolais bulls & ger needed, $3,000. Rankin Co., Pela- months old, $1,200. Tate Co., Sarah, females, polled & dehorned, gentle, hatchie, 601-832-1272. 5 black Brangus & 1 Red Angus calves, All livestock must be from bona fide 662-689-0601. excellent quality, weaned to breeding 4 heifers & 2 bulls available, weigh- livestock farmers. We cannot accept age, $1,500 & up. Winston Co., Louis- SANTA GERTRUDIS ing 450-550 lbs., good looking calves, notices from livestock dealers, order Top quality reg. Red Brahman, best ville, 662-312-0826. $750 each. Monroe Co., Amory, 662- buyers or persons selling on a com- genetics available, 20 excellent reg. 257-5186. mission basis. All livestock bought Selection of reg. Santa Gertrudis open Red Brahman bulls available now, PB Charolais bulls, polled, excellent heifer & yearling bulls, top bloodlines/ by farmers for resale purposes are build & good natured, 15-25 months 6 heifers, brindle tan colored, 28 not eligible for this free advertising. LBW, gentle, great for producing F1’s, EPDs, also Santa Gertrudis/Hereford $2,500 & up. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, old, $1,400-$1,800. Pontotoc Co., Ran- Star V open heifer & bulls, $1,000- months old, weighing 800-900 lbs., Only in-state residents are allowed dolph, 662-419-5021. large frames, exposed to LBW black to advertise within this category. 662-401-0304. $1,500. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- 8731. Hereford bull since 6/20/20, $1,000 Brahman bulls, red & gray available, 2 DEXTER each. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-433- BEEF CATTLE 4357. years old, ready to breed, $3,000. Bull SIMANGUS BALANCER Bay Farms, Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, Dexter yearling heifer calf, unregis- 7 open replacement heifers, weighing 601-606-5912. tered, $600. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 3 Reg. SimAngus bulls, 2 solid black, 700 lbs. & up, 5 Brangus, 1 Red Angus 601-938-4211. PB Balancer bulls, service age, virgin, 1 black white face, 2 Reg. Black An- & 1 Charolais cross, $1.25/lb. Itawam- gentle, red or black, pictures available, BRANGUS gus bulls also available, no papers, 2+ ba Co., Mantachie, 662-401-8694. $1,000 & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- GELBVIEH years, $2,000 each. Lincoln Co., Bogue ley, 662-473-3578. 2 Reg. Brangus bulls, Csonka of Brinks Chitto, 601-754-6206. 11 half Brahman heifers, farm raised, bloodline, 14 month old $2,000, 19 Reg. Gelbvieh bull, black, 10 months mixed colors, 18 months old, will aver- 2 Black Balancer bulls, 18 months old, month old $2,500, email glhigdon@ old, sired by multiple grand champion Reg. SimAngus bull, embryo trans- age 750 lbs. each, $1,200. Leake Co., gentle, good bloodlines, pictures avail- msn.com for registration papers/pho- producing son of Carolina Leverage, plant, 18 months old, black, polled, Sebastopol, 601-481-4693. Page 18 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020

13 young bred cows, ages 3-6, $15,000; packages, individual cuts, USDA pro- Kidding - No Guessing X Loud Mouth, BELGIAN MALINOIS 30 heifers, 11 months old, SimAngus/ cessed, no hormones, limited to no an- $300. Smith Co., White Oak, 601-374- DOGS Brangus commercial cross, $1,050 & tibiotics, $3.50/lb. & up. Neshoba Co., 0440. AKC Belgian Malinois puppies, ex- up in groups of 10/more. Lincoln Co., Philadelphia, 601-573-6852. ONLY HERDING, cellent European bloodlines, easily Bogue Chitto, 601-669-1007. Teacup piglets, extra tiny, lots of fun HUNTING & WORKING trained, great family protection dogs, True pastured poultry, fresh or fresh for kids, one time only low price, only Dog Breeds Will Be Published. $1,500. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 15 bred heifers, baldies & solid black frozen, on non-GMO feed, placed $175 each while they last. Wayne Co., 601-299-0264. available, pregnancy checked by DVM, on pasture at 2 weeks old, $3.79/lb. All dogs must be purebred. Mix Waynesboro, 601-671-4209. start calving Dec.-Jan., $1,500 each. George Co., Lucedale, 601-530-9824, breed dogs will not be allowed to ad- Claiborne Co., Port Gibson, 601-218- call or text. vertise. Each subscriber is allowed to BLOODHOUNDS Pot-bellied pig, 6 weeks old, $50. La- 5220. mar Co., Lumberton, 601-674-6444. advertise only two dog breeds. AKC Bloodhound puppies, will be GOATS & SHEEP We cannot accept ads from any in- ready for pickup Oct. 5, $500. Holmes 20 young big black pet cows, 3 calves, dividual who is engaged in any type Co., Lexington, 662-582-0402. expecting more soon, 1 Brangus bull Reg. FB Dorper ram lambs, 6 months also available, $24,000. Covington Co., old, great bloodline, tame, very docile, HORSES & MULES of puppy mill operation or acts as a Seminary, 601-477-5458. dealer, broker, buncher, or agent in BORDER COLLIES $400 each. Jones Co., Moselle, 601- We cannot accept notices from the business of buying and selling 549-2136. horse dealers, order buyers or per- ABCA Border Collie puppy, born DAIRY CATTLE sons selling on a commission basis dogs and/or bred solely for profit 6/22/20, out of working cow dogs, MDGA F5 Flashy buck, polled, $300. All listings of horses and mules rather than protection of breed shots/wormed, $350. Calhoun Co., Jersey & Holstein steers, $500 & up, Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-308-4546. must be accompanied by a state- integrity (as defined by the United Bruce, 662-983-4423. no checks. Covington Co., Collins, ment from the seller that he agrees 601-517-1711. 2 PB Katahdin rams, young, about 80 States Department of Agriculture). lbs., parents are KHSI reg., $80 each. to furnish the buyer a copy of the We do not list ads for any type of COCKER SPANIELS Dairy nurse cow, 3 years old, gentle, Winston Co., Louisville, 662-773-2956 original negative Coggins test for dogs at stud service. Only in-state Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) CKC PB Cocker Spaniels: 1 cinnamon bred back, $800. Simpson Co., Men- or 662-312-0995. residents are allowed to advertise that was performed within the past buff male, 2 years old, $550; New litter denhall, 601-382-2462. within this category. Boer buck kid, Club Goat Stock, great 12 months prior to sale on horses, coming late Oct., puppy price is $650. The Herding, Working & Hunt- GRASS-FED MEATS for 4-H/FFA projects, 8 months old, mules and jacks, except nursing foals. George Co., Lucedale, 601-508-4911. Dorper ram lamb also available, both Only in-state residents are allowed ing dog breeds list utilized by vaccinated/hooves trimmed, $250 & to advertise within this category. the Mississippi Market Bulletin is Farm raised beef, grown out on grass, CURS up. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- endorsed by the Mississippi State finished on grain, quarters, halves or Mountain Cur female, 8 months old, 953-7573. Veterinarian and the Mississippi whole, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Ovett, 706- AMERICAN sire & dam are both tree dogs, squirrel 766-2177. Department of Agriculture and Pygmy buck, born 5/16/20, cutest little or coon, good mouth, shots/wormed, QUARTER HORSES Commerce. buck, $100. Pike Co., Summit, 601- ready to start, $125. Copiah Co., Hazle- Farm raised beef, 1/4, 1/2 & whole 730-3004. It is the sole discretion of the hurst, 601-894-5124. steers, ready in November, $3.50/lb. AQHA 3 yr. old colt, great pedigree, Mississippi Market Bulletin to accept Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-897-6313. 1 male goat, 5 months old, black, $80. never bred, red roan, 4 white socks, or reject any dog ad for submission. DUTCH SHEPHERDS Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, 601-892- needs a confident handler, $4,500. Lee From our farm to your freezer, all reg- 9027. 2 Dutch Shepherd puppies, male & fe- istered beef cattle, grass raised, grain Co., Tupelo, 662-419-6753. AIREDALE TERRIERS male, 8 weeks old, $350 each. Harrison finished, no hormones or antibiotics, 2 Pygmy male goats, 11 weeks old, 6 2 palomino paint QH geldings, set of Co., Gulfport, 228-669-6570. aged, shrink wrapped & state inspect- Airedale Terrier puppies, born 8/17/20, week old male goat also available, all gear, wagon with walnut bed, 2 seats, ed, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- will have first shots, ready to go Oct. raised on my farm, $150 each. Attala hydraulic brakes, canvas top & sides, 340-1350. 1st, $100 each. Pontotoc Co., Ponto- ENGLISH POINTERS Co., Kosciusko, 662-803-6014. $6,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- toc, 662-871-2135. English Pointer puppies, 4 months Beef, farm raised on grass, finished on 263-6596. Pygmy kids: 4 bucklings with blue grain, $2.75/lb. Lawrence Co., Silver old, born 5/10/20, 1 male & 3 females eyes, $150; 2 regular bucklings, $100; Creek, 601-954-5043. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS available, Whippoorwill & Black Hawk, 1 doeling, $200, all born 9/4/20, can be PASO FINOS current on shots, males $400, females CKC Standard Australian Shepherd USDA grass-fed/grain finished beef, lo- bottle fed, Jones Co., Ellisville, 601- $300. Washington Co., Greenville, puppies, born 7/4/20, first shots/ cally raised, no antibiotics/hormones, 651-1684, call or text. Reg. Paso Finos: 2 stallions, $1,000 615-406-3556. vacuum sealed & frozen, $3.50/lb. & each; 2 mares, $500 each, excellent wormed, tails docked, many colors, Nubian billy goat, solid black, bottle up. Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601-909- bloodlines from Plebeyo & Bandolero both parents are champions, tricol- fed, $100. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662- FEISTS 6067, coyotepointemeatcompany.com. Royal, closing for health reasons. Law- ored $300, merles $350. Jefferson Da- 260-6660. rence Co., Monticello, 601-748-6289. vis Co., Carson, 601-441-3075. NKC Treeing Feist puppies, red/white, All natural, grass raised & finished red & white/brindle available, off prov- Katahdin ram, 9 months old, $225. lamb & beef, no antibiotics, wormer Standard Australian Shepherd female, en squirrel dogs, squirrel champions Greene Co., Sand Hill, 601-270-1268. THOROUGHBREDS or hormones, whole lambs or beef or blue merle, 1 blue eye, 14 months old, on both sides, videos & pictures avail- not registered, $400. Marion Co., Fox- able, $200. Newton Co., Newton, 601- select cuts available, $3.50/lb. & up. Pygmy goats: 8 month old female 2015 Thoroughbred dark bay mare, 479-8441. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-570-8858, $100, 8 month old wether $85. Jeffer- worth, 601-441-9255. OTTB, (Successful Appeal, Storm Cat, Larkfieldfarm.com. son Davis Co., New Hebron, 601-694- Maria’s Mon breeding), $2,500; 2010 Australian Shepherd female, for re- NKC Feist puppies, born 8/4/20, tails 2370 or 601-517-2370. Farm raised choice Angus beef steers Thoroughbred champion broodmare homing, 3 years old, spayed, $150. For- docked, first shots/wormed, out of for freezer, grass raised & grain fin- powerful bloodline, Landrum Taz & RABBITS open for 2021 breeding, gentle, $500. rest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-408-8813, ished for 120 days, half, quarters, no Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-347- call or text. Kemmer bloodlines, will start treeing antibiotics or hormones, $3.50-$3.70/lb. 5155, [email protected]. squirrels early, $300. Jefferson Davis Jackson Co., Vancleave, 228-219-4450. Florida Cottontail rabbits, includes 10 Co., Prentiss, 601-792-5373. breeders, 28 young rabbits & 10 cages, BEAGLES OTHER HORSES Grass-fed, grass-finished Angus, Genu- complete sell out due to health, $450 AKC Beagles, small type, silky hair, 2 Feist males, 6 months old, Mountain ine MS Raised, quarters, halves, whole, for all. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601- minimal shedding, no smell, they love & Black/Tan available, shots/wormed, 671-4209. Pretty 4 year old male horse, will pay kids, $1,000. Pearl River Co., Poplar- $100 each. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601- to have cut, free to good home only. ville, 601-299-0264. 833-7395. REMEMBER Little “Hops” rabbits: Californians, Lincoln Co., Bogue Chitto, 985-291- Dutch, Havanas & Polish breeding It’s FREE to advertise in the 1271, leave message. AKC Beagles: Males & females avail- GERMAN stock or small ones, available year Mississippi Market Bulletin, able, 12-14 months old, collar broken, round, $20 & up. Rankin Co., Pearl, SHORTHAIRED POINTERS the only requirement is 601-955-3800. MINIATURES & PONIES running, $250 each; Puppies, 3 1/2 you have to be a subscriber. months old, $150 each; Older dogs, American Field German Shorthaired Florida Cottontail rabbits, great for Miniature horses, adult mares, dun, $300-$400. Jones Co., Moselle, 601- Pointer puppies, current on shots, 1 You are only allowed training dogs or meat, Florida White white palomino, golden palomino & 270-2606. black roan male & 2 liver roan females to advertise TWO ADS & New Zealand rabbits also available, paint, $300-$700. Pearl River Co., Pic- available, both parents are great hunt- 2 Beagles, male & female, 1 1/2 years throughout the entire great as pets or meat, $9 & up. Perry ayune, 985-590-8411. ers, $950. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, old, running rabbits, $150 each. Jones Mississippi Market Bulletin, Co., Richton, 601-788-7566. 205-499-6443. Co., Ovett, 601-319-4669. MULES, DONKEYS & JACKS only ONE AD per category. SWINE GREAT PYRENEES Subscribe online & place ads: 3 Beagle males, 2 years old, rabbit & Reg. Spotted show pigs, ready for 4-H/ Small donkey, gentle, $100. Marion deer dogs, $150. Amite Co., Osyka, AKC Great Pyrenees LGD, breeder www.msmarketbulletin.org FFA showman, born 7/17/20, sire: No Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. 601-542-5884. since 2006, good with goats, cattle, October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 19 chickens, cats, horses & children, pup- docked, dewclaws removed, $800. pies born 7/29/20 & ready 10/29/20, Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-498-9156. $850-$1,000. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662- 260-6660. RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKS Mississippi State Fair

PB Great Pyrenees puppies, shots/ 2 AKC Rhodesian Ridgeback male pup- wormed, farm raised, ready to go, pies, born 6/9/20, Wheaten Black nose, Antique Tractor Show $100. Smith Co., Louin, 601-527-7127. very loyal dogs, active, great hunters, $1,200. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662-760-0297. October 7-18, 2020 Great Pyrenees puppies, born 8/27/20, raised with kids, cats, chickens & hors- AKC Rhodesian Ridgeback puppies, es, ready for new homes mid-late Oct., large, Red Wheaten with black mask, $100 each. Tallahatchie Co., Charles- parents on premises, $1,000 & up. ton, 662-645-1589. Rankin Co., Richland, 601-906-4550.

Great Pyrenees puppies, born 8/20/20, ROTTWEILERS 3 males & 3 females, parents are on site & work daily protecting goats, Rottweiler male, 1 year old, raised with chickens & cats, $200 each. Monroe kids, black mask, mahogany, $400. Co., Hamilton, 662-304-0026. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-951-2992.

Great Pyrenees puppies, 5 females & 4 DOG HANDLING males available, no papers, males $100 & SUPPLIES each, females $125 each. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795-4092. I replace batteries in Quick Track, Johnson & Rats collars, $35 & up. Har- Great Pyrenees puppies, born 6/1/20, rison Co., Saucier, 228-697-6932. 3 males & 3 females, parents on site & are working dogs around chickens, Quick Track 6000 with Quick Shot an- goats & cattle, vaccinated/vet checked, tenna, includes tracking system, 6 el- $200. Lafayette Co., Etta, 662-836- ement antenna & 7 Johnson tracking 7692. collars, unit in great shape, $1,000. Adams Co., Natchez, 601-431-0604. JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS Dog pen, 10’ x 10’ x 6’, all hardware Trade Mart, Mississippi State Fairgrounds, Jackson, MS CKC Jack Russell Terrier puppies, tan/ included, in good condition, just don’t white & black/white available, males need it anymore, $100. Warren Co., To exhibit your antique tractor or for more information call & females, shots/wormed, hunters, Vicksburg, 601-415-8247. watch dogs, comedians & great family Randy Porter 601-813-6876. pets, $300. Leake Co., Carthage, 662- 4 dog kennels, 8’ x 12’, with exterior 590-6500. houses, all connected but can disas- semble to move, made from heavy commercial chain-link wire, escape LABRADOR RETRIEVERS proof, $500. Attala Co., Vaiden, 662- AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, ready 289-6935. to go, black & chocolate available, ex- Dog kennel, for medium/large dog, cellent bloodlines, mother on premis- good condition, pictures available, es, will be current on shots/worming/ $60. Hinds Co., Edwards, 601-540- Equipment vet checks, $550. Walthall Co., Tyler- 3683. town, 601-303-1626. Pointing dog, retriever & obedience, AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, training, $600 per month; Long term white & yellow available, beautiful & boarding $150/month, short term healthy, parents on site, pictures avail- Auctions boarding $10/day, medium & large able, $500. DeSoto Co., Hernando, sized dogs only. Lee Co., Shannon, 901-485-7239. 662-767-8851. Equipment Auction PEMBROKE WELSH CORGIS Sharpening & repair of small & large animal clippers & blades, also sharp- Sat., Nov. 14, 2020 at 9:00 AM AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies, ening of all animal grooming shears & Senatobia, MS (Tate Co.) red/white markings, born 8/3/20, will scissors (dog, cattle, sheep, goat, etc.). be current on shots/worming, tails Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657-2277. Five Star Auctions, Inc. MS Lic. #131

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Subscribe, Renew and Place Ads www.msmarketbulletin.org www.mdac.ms.gov Page 20 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020 WEEKLY LIVESTOCK UPCOMING LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS & SALES SHOWS & SALES CATTLE AUCTIONS Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Smith & Rogers Cattle Buyers Mississippi Board of Animal Health Regulations Ph: 662-489-4385 Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays require that all public sales of livestock and poultry (even if they are on Cattlemen’s Stockyard, LLC 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM private property) must have prior approval by the State Veterinarian Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM 30-days prior to sale. For more information, call 1-888-646-8731. Southeast Mississippi Livestock No Commission - No Shrink West Point, MS (Clay Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Ph: 662-495-1178 Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 601-754-5505 or 601-754-8116 Ph: 601-268-2587 Double L Cattle Auction CATTLE SHOWS & SALES HORSE AUCTIONS Sale Day - Mondays - 1:00 PM Tadlock Stockyard 4th Annual McCloud Farms Bull Sale Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Farmers Livestock Marketing Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Sat., Oct. 10, 2020 at Noon Ph: 662-489-4343 2nd Sat. of each month Forest, MS (Scott Co.) McCloud Farms, 188 Topeka-Jayess Road, Jayess, MS (Lawrence Co.) Ph: 601-469-3642 Tack 3:00 PM - Horses 6:00 PM East MS Farmers Livestock Co. Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Selling 50 AI-sired and genomic tested 2 year old registered Angus bulls, Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Walnut Sales Co. Ph: 601-267-7884 or 662-317-9021 Sale videos will be available 2 weeks prior to the sale. Visit www.simsplusllc. Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Sale Day - Saturday - 1:00 PM com to view catalog and videos. For more information call Lance McCloud Ph: 601-656-6732 Mize Horse Sale Walnut, MS (Tippah Co.) 601-660-0933; Tony Thames 601-756-1357 or Mark Sims 580-595-0901. 3rd & 5th Sat. of each month Ph: 662-223-4351 Farmers Livestock Marketing Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Rogers Bar HR 2020 Fall Turnout Bull Sale Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Sat., Oct. 17, 2020 at 12:30 PM Winona Stockyard Mize, MS (Smith Co.) Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) 2 miles west of Collins, MS (Covington Co.) on Hwy. 84 Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777 Ph: 601- 267-7884 Winona, MS (Montgomery Co.) Selling 90 Charolais bulls. For more information call 601-765-7751 or 601- Pontotoc Sockyard, Inc. Glenwild Stockyard Ph: 662-283-1652 765-8848 or visit www.rogersbarhr.com. Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Tanner Farms Pasture Performance-Tested Bull Sale Grenada, MS (Grenada Co.) ORDER BUYERS Ph: 662-489-4385 Sat., Nov. 7, 2020 at 12:00 Noon Ph: 662-226-1900 Central Mississippi Cattle Buyers Shuqualak, MS (Noxubee Co.) Purchasing Cattle on Mondays T. Smith Livestock Gowan Stockyards Selling 150 coming 2 year old Angus & Brangus bulls and selling 80 heavy bred 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM 1st Saturday of Every Month Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM No Commission - No Shrink heifers. Registered, Commercial, True F1 Angus-Brahman & F1 Tigers. Vid- Tack 10:30 AM - Horses 1:30 PM eos available mid-September. For more information call 601-477-2202 - office; Kosciusko, MS (Attala Co.) Pickens, MS (Holmes Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Gary Tanner 601-319-6610; Walter Riddell 662-242-1555. Ph: 662-289-9727 Ph: 601-540-8180 or 601-315-1009 Ph: 601-583-0828GOAT & orSHEEP 601-544-6595 Lincoln Co. L/S Commission Co. Cochran Cattle Buying Station HORSE SHOWS & SALES Sale Day - Tuesday - 1:00 PM AUCTIONS Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Double L Auction 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM MAQHA Autumn Fest Ph: 601-833-2654 No Commission - No Shrink Monday - 6:00 PM Sat.-Sun., Oct. 17-18, 2020 Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Lauderdale County Agri-Center - Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Lipscomb Brothers Livestock Market McLain, MS (Greene Co.) Ph: 601-525-6463 or 601-258-2263 Ph: 662-489-4343 Sale Day - Wednesday - 7:00 PM Full lineup of all classes. For more information call 601-604-9779 or Como, MS (Panola Co.) Givens Farms Farmers Livestock Sale Barn www.mqha.org. Ph: 662-526-5362 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays 1st Sat. of each month - 11:00 AM Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Turners & Burners Booster Club Presents Livestock Producers Assn. #1 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM 2020-2021 Youth Speed Event Series Ph: 601-750-0423 or 601-750-0954 Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:15 PM No Commission - No Shrink Oct. 24; Nov. 7; Jan. 23; Feb. 6 Jayess, MS (Walthall Co.) Lamar County Multipurpose Center - Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) Tylertown, MS (Walthall Co.) Meridian Stockyard, Inc. Ph: 601-876-3465 Ph: 601-660-5071 1st Mon. of each month - 11:00 AM Saturdays 10 a.m. - until. Order of events: Five Little Britches events followed by Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) goat tying/ribbon pull, breakaway roping, stakes, poles, barrels and exhibition Lucedale Livestock Producers Lee Edens Cattle Company Ph: 601-482-7275 barrels. Age division classes for 18 and under and all riders with special needs. Sale Day - Wednesday - 11:00 AM Purchasing Cattle Mon. thru Wed. Western attire required - collard shirt, jeans and boots. Helmets are strongly Lucedale, MS (George Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. encouraged. For more information call 601-441-8993 or 601-543-9815. Ph: 601-947-3352 Amory, MS (Monroe Co.) Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Ph: 662-791-1531 or 662-617-9057 Macon Stockyards, Inc. Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Parker Livestock Buying Station Ph: 662-489-4385 BARREL RACES, Macon, MS (Noxubee Co.) Purchasing Cattle at 2 Locations Southeast Mississippi Livestock Ph: 662-726-5153 Mondays 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Sale Day - Monday - 9:30 AM ROPINGS & Seminary, MS (Covington Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Meridian Stockyards Tuesday’s 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM RODEOS Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-268-2587 Lumberton, MS (Pearl River Co.) MS Jr. & High School Rodeo Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Trade Day Auction Lazy J Sat.-Sun., Oct. 17-18, 2020 Ph: 601-482-7275 Fri.-Sat., Oct. 2-3, 2020 Ph: 601-722-9081 4th Sat. of each month Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Lincoln Civic Center Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Peoples Livestock Auction Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Simpson County Cattle Buyers Ph: 601-591-0944 Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Ph: 601-575-5059. Ph: 601-823-9064 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Houston, MS (Chickasaw Co.) NBHA SO5 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Y & R Livestock Sales Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Ph: 662-456-3018 Sat., Oct. 24, 2020 No Commission - No Shrink Every 3rd & 5th Sat. - 1:00 PM Sat.-Sun., Oct. 10-11, 2020 Lauderdale County Agri-Center Lincoln Civic Center Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Magee, MS (Simpson Co.) Booneville, MS (Tippah Co.) Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Sale Day - Saturday - 11:00 AM Ph: 601-315-1009 Ph: 662-891-6554 or 662-720-6006 Ph: 601-482-8498 Ph: 601-823-9064 October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 21

FARM Mississippi Timber Price Report Regions MARKET REPORT Northeast (NE) LIVESTOCK Northwest (NW) These are overall statewide averages (price per cwt) Prices reported the week of 9/11/2020 Cattle Receipts 7,633 - Last Year 6,515 For current cattle prices call 601-359-1159

Steers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $156.00–$167.00 300-400 lbs...... $136.00–$180.00 400-500 lbs...... $131.00–$166.00 500-600 lbs...... $118.00–$142.00 600-700 lbs...... $115.00–$134.00 700-800 lbs...... $90.00–$126.00 Southwest (SW) Southeast (SE) Heifers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $124.00–$137.00 300-400 lbs...... $120.00–$140.00 400-500 lbs...... $106.00–$130.00 500-600 lbs...... $98.00–$123.00 600-700 lbs...... $95.00–$120.00 700-800 lbs...... $90.00–$115.00

Slaughter Cows: 850-1,200 lbs...... $45.00-$64.00

Slaughter Bulls: 1,500-2,500 lbs...... $58.00-$92.00

Cow/Calf Pairs (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, with 100-300 lb. calves...... $850.00-$1,500.00

Replacement Cows (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, 2-8 mos. bred...... $500.00-$1,400.00

POULTRY Prices reported the week of 9/11/2020 For current poultry/egg prices call 404-562-5850

Broilers/Fryers: (¢ per lb. FOB-Dock, Mississippi Producers) 63.90¢

Eggs: (¢ per dozen, based on USDA Grade A) XL. 92-95¢, LG. 90-93¢, MED. 60-64¢

CATFISH Reporting Pounds Processed for the Month Ending: August 2020 Fish Processed 0 - 4 lbs. (foodservice/retail markets) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.13¢ per lb. Fish Processed over 4 lbs. (large whole fish/round and gut market) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.01¢ per lb.

CROPS Prices reported the week of 9/11/2020. For current crop prices call 601-359-1120. Cotton (¢ per lb)...... (Dec.) 66.72 Soybeans ($ per bushel)...... 10.36 Wheat ($ per bushel)...... 5.43 Corn ($ per bushel)...... 3.80 Rice (¢ per cwt.)...... (Nov.) 12.19 The Mississippi Timber Price Report is updated quarterly by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Page 22 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2020 HHH UPCOMING EVENTS HHH MISSISSIPPI STATE Worthy Stables Therapeutic Horsemanship Fall Programs- kick off this FAIRGROUNDS month, serving military veterans, individuals with special needs, foster COMPLEX families & female trauma survivors. Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) For Jackson, Mississippi more information call 601-297-7071. PH: 601-961-4000 Mitchell Farms Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze- Sept. 26 - Nov. 8, 2020, in www.mdac.ms.gov Collins, MS (Covington Co.) Open Thu.-Sat., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m & Sun. 1 p.m. - Wed.-Sun., Oct. 7-18 5 p.m. Mon.-Wed. appointment only. For more information call 601-606- 2020 Mississippi State Fair 0762 or mitchellfarms-ms.com. Fairgrounds

Arella Alpaca Farm’s Fall Festival- Every Sat. in Oct., from 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat.-Sun., Oct. 24-25 Corn maze (haunted at night), pumpkin carving and costume contests. For Jackson Gun Show more information call 901-485-6582 or www.arellafarm.com. Coliseum

10th Annual MS Peanut Festival- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 3-4, 2020. Sat. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. & Sun. 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Admission $12. Held at Mitchell Farms RANKIN COUNTY Pumpkin Patch in Collins, MS (Covington Co.) For more information call 601-606-0762 or mitchellfarms-ms.com. MULTI-PURPOSE

Laurel Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 3-4, 2020, Laurel Fairgrounds, Laurel, PAVILION MS (Jones Co.) Show hours: Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Brandon, Mississippi Exhibits include guns, military, hunting, knives, gun enthusiasts, dealers PH: 601-591-0944 & collectors. Buy, sale, trade or appraisals. Hourly door prizes. Like us on [email protected] Facebook at Big Pop Gun Shows. For more information call 601-498-4235 or www.bigpopgunshows.com. Sat., Oct. 3 MS Western Horse Show Association MS State Fair Antique Tractor Show- Wed.-Sun., Oct. 7-18, 2020, in the Mississippi Trade Mart, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) To exhibit your antique Sat.-Sun., Oct. 10-11 MS Paint Horse Club tractor or for more information call Randy Porter at 601-813-6876. Sat.-Sun., Oct. 17-18 Batesville Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 10-11, 2020, Batesville Civic Center, Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Batesville, MS (Panola Co.) Show hours: Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Exhibits include guns, military, hunting, knives, gun enthusiasts, Fri.-Sat., Oct. 23-24 dealers & collectors. Buy, sale, trade or appraisals. Hourly door prizes. Like 4-H Livestock Show us on Facebook at Big Pop Gun Shows. For more information call 601-498- Fri., Oct. 30 4235 or www.bigpopgunshows.com. NBHA

Barn Sale, Antiques & Collectibles- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 16-17, 2020, 7 a.m.- 5 p.m., 4799 Old Hwy. 11, Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) 70+ collectors with trail- er loads of antiques, collectibles, wagon wheels, bells, primitives, advertis- LINCOLN ing signs, anvils, furniture, tools, cast iron, old windows & doors, jewelry, CIVIC CENTER coins, many unusual items and more. Concession stand available. For more information call 601-818-5886 or 601-794-7462. Brookhaven, Mississippi PH: 601-823-9064 Landrum’s Homestead Fall Festival- Sat. Oct. 17, 2020, from 9:00 a.m. [email protected] - 4:00 p.m., located at 1356 Hwy. 15 South, Laurel, MS (Jones Co.) Tour our working Homestead, wagon rides, ole tyme games, gem mining, wood- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 2-3 MS Jr. & High School Rodeo carver, blacksmith and gristmill demonstrations and much more. Beauti- Lazy J ful fall photo spots, homemade ice cream, smokehouse open. Great family fun. Admission $10, children 3 & under free. For more information call Sat., Oct. 10 601-649-2546 or email [email protected]. Bayou Independent Wrestling

Fri.-Sun., Oct. 16-18 Jackson Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 24-25, 2020, Mississippi Coliseum, Open Dog Show MS Fairgrounds, 1207 Mississippi Street, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Show hours: Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., & Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8’ tables - $75 each. Sat., Oct. 24 Buy, sell or trade. Free parking and hourly door prizes. Exhibits include: NBHA SO5 safes, guns, ammo, knives, hunting, military items, gun dealers, collectors Tue., Oct. 27 and enthusiasts. Like us on Facebook at New South Gun Shows. For more Brookhaven Animal Rescue League information contact Bill or Elizabeth Milstead at 601-922-8138 or www. Fundraiser newsouthgunshows.com. J.D. Brown Memorial Trail Ride- for St. Jude Children’s Hospital, at 725 LAUDERDALE COUNTY Mud Creek Bottom Road, CR 240, Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Sat., Nov. 7, 2020 at 10 a.m. Lunch will be served following the ride and live auction AGRI-CENTER to begin after lunch. Wagons welcomed and hay ride available for those Meridian, Mississippi without horses. For more information contact: Ruth Hall at 662-489-1995 PH: 601-482-8498 or John Lynes at 662-308-7084. Follow us on Facebook: JD Brown Memo- rial Trail Ride. Sat., Oct. 3 Magnolia Classic Cattle Show Christmas Auction- Sat., Nov. 14, 2020 at 10 a.m. 3714 Mt. Moriah Road, Sat.-Sun., Oct. 10-11 Edwards, MS (Hinds Co.) Christmas items & much more. Auctioneers Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Tommy McDaniel & Eric Moncil #1541. For more information contact Richard Crowe, 601-529-5360. Fri.-Sun., Oct. 16-18 MS Amateur Quarter Horse Show October 1, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 23

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But this Fall brings a surge in the number year, because of Covid, Tulip Tuesday of farm machines travelling on the Strolling through the Missis- Zoom classes are offered every two state’s roads, and drivers everywhere sippi Farmers Market, Jackson, a weeks to people across the state. need to be cautious when near them. bride-to-be, noticed tables display- Various topics are covered, and guest State laws allow farm vehicles on ing containers of beautiful floral speakers include local and national roadways but place limits on driving arrangements one Saturday in Au- experts, fellow flower farmers, and them on roadways during daytime gust. Drawing closer to the Missis- hours. This authorization is neces- sippi Cut Flower Growers’ booth, seed company representatives. Indi- sary to allow farm vehicles to reach the young woman was amazed at the viduals learn about soil preparation, all parts of the often very large farms variety of locally grown cut flowers. natural fertilizers, planting recom- to which they belong. There she met Donna Yowell, owner mendations, pest management, and Drivers must remember they of a Flower Cottage Farm in Bolton, the importance of pollination. The share the road with these large, of- along with other cut flower growers. classes are the who, what, when, ten unwieldy vehicles. Most impor- Farm vehicles take to the roads more commonly in the fall than Before she left that day, not only had where, and how for flower growers. tantly, drivers must stay alert and she found new friends, she found other times of the year, so drivers should be prepared and drive carefully The training aspect of this project allow time to act safely when ap- a flower source for her September around them. (Photo by CanStock/rjfiskness) is in partnership with the USDA Nat- proaching one. 12th wedding at the Ecoshed in ural Resource Conversation Service. Alex Deason, an agent in Sun- time to slow down and for both ve- a trailer should inspect the tow ve- Jackson. NRCS helps farmers across the state flower County with the Mississippi hicles to move close to the shoulder. hicle for loose bolts, deformation Cut flower growers are not a new learn about new farming opportu- State University Extension Service, Deason said most fatalities occur and damaged. Also ensure the ball endeavor within our state. However, nities and offers many resources in said spring and fall are busy times when a distracted driver collides on the tow vehicle matches the cou- what is original is the Mississippi developing a sustainable farm busi- for farm equipment, but fall tends to with slow-moving machinery from pler size on the trailer. Use a trailer Cut Flower Growers’ Cooperative ness. be busier. behind. coupler connection with a pin to (MCFGC). Recently formed and reg- Throughout the state, there are “Most of the slow-moving equip- “Never overtake farm equipment ensure it cannot disengage from the istered with the Secretary of State’s a few flower farmers; more have ment is moved first thing in the at highway speeds,” he said. “Always ball. If there is a trailer coupler with office, this membership-based or- evolved since this project began and morning to allow for a day full of op- slow down to safer speeds. Don’t as- a tension bolt, ensure it is properly ganization was Donna’s vision. She others are adding diversity to their erations, but once a farm or tract of sume when passing a piece of equip- adjusted. has an extensive background in hor- current crops. The sizes vary from a land has been covered, farm manag- ment that it is alone. There could “Connect the trailer electrical ticulture: florist, landscaper, educa- ers may choose to move to another small area around someone’s home easily be a pickup, combine and two plug and breakaway cable to the tow tor, executive director of the Missis- location midday,” Deason said. to acres planted with flowers, fruits, tractors with grain carts in succes- vehicle and ensure all are working sippi Urban Forest Council, and now While it is legal and necessary for sion moving to the next field.” correctly,” Woolington said. “For a manager of MCFGC. and vegetables. Some generate year- farm vehicles to use roads, the large Fall also sees more trailers towed bumper-pull trailer, cross the safety As a florist, Donna realized that round production using high tun- machines can block a driver’s view of behind vehicles on the roads, includ- chains underneath the coupler with the majority of her cut flowers were nels. The possibilities for cut flowers traffic. Deason said it is even harder ing hunters towing off-road vehicles enough slack to permit turning, but imported, mostly from South Amer- are endless! for the operator to keep attention on and farmers moving equipment. ica. She paid higher shipping costs, not dragging the ground. This will Direct sales from individual farms, the road, look for obstacles in front Leslie Woolington, Extension risk and the flowers were not as fresh. help to hold the tongue up if the farmer’s markets, and front porch and keep an eye on what is behind. management and loss control agent, With her background and horticul- trailer comes loose.” deliveries are just a few ways to pur- “Operators are required to always said trailers present a unique danger ture experiences, she knew many of Once the trailer is safe and at- chase cut flowers. Some growers are use warning lights and display slow- when they are used improperly or those flowers could grow in her gar- tached correctly, make sure the load suppliers for local florists and stores. moving vehicle placards,” Deason not well maintained. den. Donna planted different variet- Visit the Mississippi Department of said. “Avoid peak traffic times such “If you pull a trailer, it’s your re- is ready for transport, she said. Tie ies of perennials and annuals along Agriculture’s new GenuineMS.com as when people are going to or from sponsibility to ensure its safety for down or tarp the load, and make with herbs and some foliages. The website for locations of flower farms. work and school or lunch, and when you and others on the road,” Woo- sure the trailer deck is free of any harvest was plentiful and produced able, the farm vehicle should slow lington said. “Trailers have the po- loose tools or debris mud. high-quality cut flowers. For additional information about down and move to the shoulder to tential of becoming unguided mis- “During long hauls, stop periodi- Donna saw there was a need for membership and becoming involved allow traffic to pass safely.” siles if they are not properly hooked cally to do a quick walkaround en- this agribusiness throughout Mis- with the MCFGC, please call Donna Meeting a farm vehicle head-on up or cared for.” suring trailer is still in good shape sissippi. As she shared what she was Yowell at 601-672-0755. And you is easiest because there is generally She said those planning to tow and the load is secured,” she said. doing, the interest from others be- will find pictures from the floral gan to grow. One of the best ways wedding arrangements by visiting to meet this need, was to provide the Facebook page: Flower Growers educational workshops and network of Mississippi. Enjoy the blooms!