LXXXII-No. 5 May 2007 From the Freeze causes estimated $112 million in damage tractor Easter weekend’s sub- could be days, even weeks, estimated losses of $26.5 state, plus find out which freezing temperatures caused before we know the true extent million. Other crops affected losses were insured and which an estimated $111.7 million in of the damage.” by the freeze included corn, were not,” Troxler said. “We crop losses in North Carolina, The damage estimate comes wheat, barley and Irish want to have the most accurate based on initial reports from from flash reports submitted by potatoes. assessment of the situation all 100 counties, according to U.S. Farm Service Agency Troxler encouraged farmers possible, so that we can move Agriculture Commissioner offices in counties across North to contact their local forward in making requests on Steve Troxler. Carolina. cooperative extension agent or behalf of the agricultural “This is a staggering According to the flash Farm Service Agency office to community.” preliminary estimate,” Troxler reports, nursery crops suffered report damage. County reports All farmers, whether or not said. “The Easter weekend the highest losses, $57.9 are vital to obtaining thorough they have crop insurance, freeze affected crops in the million. Fruits and vegetables, damage estimates, he said. should document the severity mountains, at the coast and which include apples, peaches “We are trying to determine and extent of crop damage with Steve Troxler everywhere in between. It and various berries, suffered the full extent of losses in the pictures or video, Troxler said. Commissioner Just last month I wrote in this column about how much I Care should be used when transporting pesticides look forward to spring and the As the 2007 planting people, animals and the pesticides transported in an such as non-chlorinated pet beginning of the growing season ramps up, Agriculture environment to be exposed to unlocked truck compartment season. With the unseason- litter, heavy-duty plastic bags, Commissioner Steve Troxler these chemicals.” or open-bed truck. Whenever and a temporary storage ably warm weather we were reminds farmers to take The following are important possible, safely transport having in mid-March, I guess container preferably made of precautions when tips to keep in mind when pesticides in locked plastic. I was being optimistic that we transporting pesticides, transporting pesticides: compartments, and use two had put winter behind us. -- When possible, inspect including properly securing -- Always transport pest- forms of containment if all containers at the time of Truth is, I couldn’t have them and not transporting icides separately from food, possible. been more wrong, as evi- purchase and before loading. them in the passenger area of seed, grain, livestock feed, -- Never allow children, Accept the product only if denced by the Easter weekend a vehicle. minerals and fertilizer. other passengers or pets to freeze that set new record-low labels are legible and firmly “Traffic accidents can -- Do not carry pesticides in ride with pesticides. attached. Check all caps and temperatures for the state and occur at anytime, even when the passenger compartment of -- Keep a hazardous- brought devastating damage tighten them if necessary. you’re traveling a short cars, vans or trucks. Vapors material spill kit in the vehicle, Avoid tossing, sliding or to fruit, vegetable and nursery distance, so it pays to use released from pesticides can be especially if you frequently crops. dragging containers over extra caution,” Troxler said. hazardous to the driver and transport pesticides. These rough surfaces that could rip, Although initial damage “If pesticide containers aren’t passengers, and the chemicals kits commonly contain estimates from the freeze tear or puncture. Never properly loaded, they can fall can cause injury if spilled. The chemical-resistant gloves, transport damaged or leaking totaled nearly $112 million, we off a vehicle or become driver is responsible and coveralls, goggles, shovel, are continuing to assess the pesticide containers. punctured or torn, which potentially liable if anyone is dust pan, broom, absorbent -- Secure all containers to situation to determine if there increases the potential for accidentally exposed to pads and absorbent materials will be longer-term damage (See Safety, pg. 12) done to trees and plants. This is a very real possibility, but Horse Events we’ll have to wait and see. Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, (919) 733-4845. As of press time, we have May 12 & 13 . Triangle Wide Horsemens Assn. Show. Contact Sammy Jenkins, (919) 362-8203. had reports of about $58 May 18 & 19 . Plantation Walking Horse Show. Contact Lila Corey, (919) 556-0161. million in damage to nursery May 23-26 ..... Southern States Morgan Show. Contact Fran Pugh, (919) 834-2191. stock, $26.5 million to fruits June 1-3 ...... CDI-W Ral./Capital Dressage Classic. Contact Janine Malone, (919) 269-7307. June 9 ...... Wake Co. 4-H Horse Show. Contact Heather Tart, (919) 250-1093. and vegetables, $12 million in June 10 ...... District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Jean Crocker, (919) 965-3194. damage to corn and around June 16 & 17 .. Tarheel Appaloosa Show. Contact Mitch Petway, (919) 467-3377. $12 million to wheat and other June 16 & 17 .. Johnston Co. Horse Show Series. Contact Michele McLaughlin, (919) 934-1344. small grains. Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, (828) 687-1414. It is important to remember May 3 ...... Arden Horse Show. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708. May 4-6 ...... NBHA State Finals. Contact Mark Vaughn, (919) 998-9799. these are initial estimates and May 5 ...... Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol Open Horse Show. Contact Wallace Mooney, (828) 606-7971. could go up or down as more May 6 ...... Western District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Heather Gordon, (828) 586-4009. information is gathered. Some May 11& 12 .. Asheville Spring Classic A SB Horse Show. Contact Ray Cloninger, (704) 483-5000. of the freeze damage might not May 16-19 ..... Asheville Lions Club Benefit Horse Show. Contact Jackie Rice, (828) 252-5706. be evident for several more May 24 ...... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708. May 26 & 27 . NCCMSA – Cowboy Mounted Shooting 704. Contact Tommy Richardson, (828) 753- weeks or even months from 5399. now. May 31 ...... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708. Shortly after the freeze, we June 2 & 3 ...... Paint Horse Show. Contact Sharon Church, (336) 667-8775. heard from farmers from one June 8 & 9 ...... National Walking Horse Assoc. Gaited Horse Gala. Contact Glenda Lovin, (803) 571- end of the state to the other 0188. Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, (252) 792-5111. about the type of problems May 4 & 5 ..... NE District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Vanessa Spiron, (252) 902-1712. they were having with their May 11-13 ..... NCQHA Spring Classic Quarter Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, (252) 753-8069. crops. Initially we were May 19 & 20 . Spring Eastern Hunter Assn. Horse Show. Contact Wendy Willson, (252) 916-3685. concerned strawberries would May 25-27 ..... VRHA Memorial Day Show. Contact Gail Berghorn, (813) 426-5707. be hit hard because they were June 1-3 ...... NCQHA-District IV Little River Circuit Show. Contact Susan Daniels, (919) 894-2973. June 2 & 3 ...... SE District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Annie Moore, (910) 324-2555. coming in a bit earlier than June 9 & 10 .... NCQHA 7th Annual All Novice Show & Clinic. Contact Jimmy Johnson, (252) 243- normal, but while there was 5390. damage, overall they seemed June 14-17 ...... Carolina Classic Derby. Contact Mike Hancock, (252) 937-2800. (See Freeze, pg. 12) *Shows subject to change. Call before attending. ** More Horse Events in Bucolic Briefs. Page 2 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 Agricultural Review Bucolic briefs 45,000 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $2,163.72 or 5 The Mid-Atlantic Professional Rodeo Association will host the following rodeo events in May cents per copy. DIVISIONS & June: May 4 & 5 at the Double P Arena in Vale; May 18 & 19, Pickens County Fairgrounds, Brian Long ...... Editor Agronomic ...... Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise Greenville, S.C.; May 25 & 26, Old Gilkey School Ballfield Arena, Rutherfordton; June 1 & 2 , Andrea E. Ashby ...... Mng. Editor Emergency Programs .... Dr. Marty Zaluski Iredell County Fairgrounds Arena, Troutman; June 8 & 9, American Legion Park Arena, Edenton; Terri Allen ...... Advertising Mgr. Food Distribution ...... Gary Gay June 15 & 16, Pilot Lions Club Arena, Pilot; June 29 & 30, Rotary Fairgrounds Arena, North Food & Drug ...... Joe Reardon Lisa Morgan ...... Circulation Mgr. Human Resources ...... Ben Harward Wilkesboro. All events start at 8 p.m. Call (704) 882-6994 for more. Jen Nixon ...... Assoc. Editor Marketing ...... Tom Slade *** Meat & Poultry Inspection Dr. Steve Wells The 6th Annual Antique Farm Days show will be held May 4 & 5 at the Wayne County N.C. State Fair ...... Wesley Wyatt AGRICULTURAL REVIEW (ISSN 07445466) Plant Industry ...... Gene Cross Fairgrounds. The event features antique tractors and related equipment, cars, hit and miss is published monthly by the N.C. De- Property & Construction .... Kent Yelverton engines, food, a kids’ tractor pull and race. Admission is free. For more, call Jerry McGinnis at partment of Agriculture and Consumer Public Affairs ...... Brian Long (919) 735-5503 or go to http://oilslingers.com Research Stations ...... Dr. Sandy Maddox Services, 2 W. Edenton St., Raleigh, *** NC 27601. Second-class postage paid Standards ...... Stephen Benjamin Statistics ...... Herb Vanderberry at Raleigh, N.C. The Waxhaw Mounted Patrol will hold a horse clinic May 5 beginning at 8 a.m. in Waxhaw. Structural Pest & Pesticides ... Jim Burnette The clinic will focus on safe riding and training techniques. Two sessions will be held from 8 POSTMASTER: Send address changes Veterinary ...... Dr. David Marshall and classified advertising to a.m. to noon and from 1-5 p.m. Registration is $75 with horse, or $30 to audit to the clinic AGRICULTURAL REVIEW, 1001 Mail without a horse. For more, contact Josie Lodder, (704) 560-1422 or e-mail at [email protected]. Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1001. AGRICULTURAL REVIEW is printed *** rd in interest of the farmers of the State Chief Deputy Commissioner: The Sandhills chapter of the United States Equine Rescue League will host its 3 Annual and is sent free to residents upon written N. David Smith Jr. Field Day May 12 at Circle M City Western Town in Sanford. The event features a trail class request. fun horse show, exhibits and gate prizes. The entry fee is $7 or two for $10. Kids 12 and under Assistant Commissioners: are free. Cost is $20 to ride your horse in the fun event. A current negative Coggins test is PHONE: (919) 733-4216 Howard Isley required. The event raises money to help abused or neglected horses. For more, go to http:// David McLeod www.geocities.com/sandhills_region/homepage, or contact Jackie Adams at (919) 395-2080 or e- Steve Troxler Dr. Richard Reich mail at [email protected] Commissioner *** A Texas Longhorn Fun Day will be held May 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Northern Web site: www.AgReview.org Piedmont Agricultural Research Center in Reidsville. For more, contact Zach Moffitt, (336) 879- 1752 or Pat Brown, (336) 451-6595. *** Warner Feed and Tack in Waxhaw will host a free horse owners workshop on May 14 at 7 Livestock events p.m. For more, contact Paul Warner (704) 243-3011. *** The 4th Annual Franklin County Farm Foods and Crafts Tour will be held May 19 & 20 from May 16-18 .... Pork Management Conference, Destin, Fla. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be nine farms to visit. Cost is $5. For more, go to http://franklin.ces.ncsu.edu May 22-24 .... Pork 101, College Station, Texas or contact Martha Mobley, extension agent, at (919) 496-3344. *** June 7-9 ...... World Pork Expo, Des Moines, Iowa The Person County Horsemen’s Association and the Person County Cooperative Extension Service will conduct an educational program May 24 at 6:30 p.m. at Wayne and Donna Ross’ farm. Bit fitting and more will be discussed. A sponsored meal will be served. Contact Kim For more, contact N.C. State University, (919) 515-2567 Woods at (336) 599-1195 by May 22 to register or for directions. *** Piedmont Biofuels and the Center for Environmental Farming Systems will hold energy management and renewable energy workshops this spring, focused on reducing farm energy Clip and mail or fax your costs, coping with high and fluctuating energy costs, and capturing all the energy resources Agricultural Review ad! available on the farm, including wind, solar and biofuels. Piedmont Biofuels is offering free tours of its on-farm biodiesel plant near Moncure every Sunday at 1 p.m., or any day of the week by appointment. On-farm biodiesel demonstrations of Name: ______a mobile biodiesel reactor can also be arranged in North Carolina. For more, go to the Pied- Address: ______mont Web site at www.biofuels.coop or call (919) 533-0172. CEFS will host an all-day energy risk management workshop, “Fueling the Farm,” at Cherry ______Research Farm near Goldsboro on July 12. For more, contact Steve Moore at (336) 549-9525. *** Phone: ( )______The Ammon Blueberry Festival will be held June 2 in Bladen County with a parade begin- ning at 10 a.m. The event features games, rides, crafts, entertainment, a blueberry cooking Ad copy: ______contest, an antique car cruise, vendors and more. For information, call Martha Culbreth at ______(910) 588-4592 or e-mail at [email protected]. *** ______The Mid-State Tractor Heritage Association will host a series of fundraising events for Jim’s Kids, which helps disabled children. Following is a listing of events and dates: June 9, 9 a.m., a ______40-mile tractor ride starting at Southwest High School in Randolph County; Oct. 13, 8:30 a.m. ______registration, a tractor parade in downtown Asheboro. The parade begins at 11 a.m. All events are open to the public. Cost to participate in the tractor ride is $25, which includes ______T-shirt and meal. The ride is for tractors only, no SUVS, trucks or four-wheelers permitted. For more information or to register, call Alex Gilmore at (336) 879-6412 or 736-0435, or Kelly Price or price range: ______Wicker at (336) 629-4303. *** Mail to: The N.C. Percheron Horse Association will hold its annual field day June 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 Fax to: p.m. at the Rolling Hills Percheron stables, 3024 Sell Road, Winston-Salem. Activities include Agricultural Review (919) 715-8493 hay making using draft horses, cart and wagon pulling demonstrations, clogging entertainment, 1001 Mail Service Center or (919) 733-5047 and a drawing for a registered Percheron filly. For more, call Karen Jordan, (336) 260-6534. Raleigh, NC 27699-1001 *** Web site: http//www.ncagr.com/paffairs/agrevst.htm The annual open horse show for the U.S. Equine Rescue League will be held at 9 a.m. June *Ads must be typed or neatly printed 16 at the Piedmont Saddle Club in Colfax. Cost per class is $5 or $30 for all day. For more, call (336) 813-0289 or go to http://www.USERLtriad.org for a class list. *** A Five-County Beef Tour will be held June 26. The free program focuses on diversification in the beef cattle industry and includes farm visits and lunch. For more contact Martha Mobley, extension agent, at (919) 496-3344. Classified *** The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Veterinary Division is looking for small or large backyard or independent poultry flocks to test for avian influenza throughout Advertising our state. A minimum of 10 birds per flock would be tested by oral swabs four times each year at no cost to the owner. For more, contact Dr. Sarah Mason or Jimmy Collie at (919) 733-7601. *** SUBMITTING ADS: Ads are free to NC residents & can be The Rural Advancement Foundation International USA has produced two free farmer publi- submitted by mail to 1001 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699- cations that focus on financing non-traditional farm-based operations and strategies for small- 1001; by e-mail at [email protected]; or by fax to (919) 715- scale farmers. Both are available online or through the mail. The Farmer’s Guide to Agricul- 8493. Ads must include name, address including zip code, phone tural Credit and Farmer and Lender Project: Strategies to Sustain Agriculture and Enhance Rural Development in North Carolina, are available at www.rafiusa.org/pubs/puboverview.html number including area code, and price or price range for every or by calling (919) 542-1396, ext. 207. item being sold. *** Deadline for each issue is noon on the first working day of The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages livestock producers the month prior to publication. Limit is 30 words, editor reserves to register their farms with the NCFarmID program. NCFarmID is a voluntary program to right to edit or reject ads. Limit 2 ads/person in different register farms for a national ID number as a way to protect livestock in the event of a disease outbreak. For more, contact NCDA&CS at (919) 715-2951 or go to www.NCFarmID.com. categories. *** The N.C. Beekeepers Association will hold its Annual Summer Conference in Kinston July JD 14”, 2 bottom trip plow, 12-14. Workshops will focus on raising queens, labeling honey, organic farming/beekeeping, 3 pt hitch, $250; 16”, 2 bottom candle making and the cape honey bee. For more, go to http://www.ncbeekeepers.org/meetings plow, 3 pt hitch, $250. Clarence McCain, Provience 336-388-2506. or contact Charles Heatherly at (919) 859-6995 or e-mail at [email protected]. May 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Double corn planter hopper ’89 JD 160 38” cut lawn mower, MF 220, 2 row, 3 pt cultiva- 4’ bushhog finish mower VGC, Albemarle grain cart, 240 with plates for Super A 100-130 GC, $550; ’99 16 hp electric start tor, $250; MF 30 Dynabalance $500; 4’ tag along bushhog works bu capacity, 9” adjustable unload and 140 IH tractors, EC, $125. 40 ton wood splitter, $1,200. Jeremy cycle mower, $125; Cole 2 row good, $200. Lee May, Lenoir 828- auger, shelter kept, VGC, $1,200. G.G. Sawyer, Whitsett 336-449- Shaver, New London 704-463-4444. planter/fertilizer hoppers on Ferguson 757-0245. Donald Stallings, Belvidere 252- 6578. Taylor Last Over harvester cultivator frame, extra plates, $450; Track hoe 303CR 2003 rub- 297-2247 aft 8 pm. Gorman Rupp 10 hp elec- reconditioned, new paint, EC, $4,500; 5th wheel farm wagon gear, $150. ber tracks, LNC, $27,000 OBO. David Bradley walk behind tric single phase irrigation pump, Long 3 pt Last Over VGC, $3,500; MF farm wagon gear, $200. Thaxton Gary Strickland, Denton 336-859- garden tractor, 8” turning plow, $500. Dwight Davenport, Creswell Holland 2 row transplanter, pull Richardson, Jr., Greensboro 336- 5751. disc and harrow, GC, $500. Lawrence 252-797-4730. type, GC, $400; JD grain drill, 656-3961. JD 300 D backhoe, LNC, 4- Crawley, Wilmington 910-791-4843. L785 NH Skidsteer Perkins new discs, VGC, $1,250. Randy 884 Intern’l cab with air, 4 in-1 bucket, $23,000. Kelly Finch, Enorossi BF 210H mower 7’ engine, bucket, hole in block, $4,750; Mock, Lexington 336-764-2546. WD, $9,500. Ricky Brown, Ramseur Ayden 252-746-6481. blade, sickle used very little, $2,000 JD mower F725, front deck, $2,500. Farmall disc bog quick hitch, 336-879-3766. Schuttle hammer mill, model OBO. Neal McKinney, Graham 336- Danny Hardister, Denton 336-241- 7’, 10/20” scallop disc adjustable, 504 Ford square baler, field 146 20”, GC, $750. David Kinney, 226-2941. 2425. $200. Forrest Michael, Lexing- ready, $550; creosote telegraph Lexington 336-249-9571 or 239- 6 ft WAC rear discharge finishing Riding disk, $250; two riding ton 336-787-5382. pole, $2.45/per ft; metal guard 4285. mower for 3 pt hook up on rear cultivators, $85/ea; 1 horse Dixie Cat D6C st hyd tilt blade, low rails, $4.25/per ft. Kenneth Mount, Long 16 box tobacco barn, with of tractor, LNC, $1,250. Ben Biggs, Boy plow, $65; one drag pan, $35; hours, $22,500. Bill Willis, Mt Sparta 336-372-8131. rail ext. and box loader, EC, $2,500. Germanton 336-744-8039. spike tooth harrows, $25/ea. A. Airy 336-786-4619. NH 316 baler, EC, $5,000; Gilbert Cain, Elizabethtown 910- Irrigation equipment 460 gas Cash, Lillington 910-893-2622. JD hay baler T24 $800; NH NH 311 baler, GC, $3,000; Intern’l 588-6055. engine with 1200 GPM Berkley MF 3-16” bottom plow, trip rake 3 pt ground driven, $300. 1586 tractor C/A/H duals and front Toro wheel horse 500 series pump and 40’ junction pipe, GC, type, GC, $250. Bruce Isley, Burlington Ron Craven, Concord 704-786- weights, $13,000. Roy Watts, Trinity garden tractor model 520-11 20 $2,400. Jerry Burkhead, Candor 336-226-7952. 4002. 336-434-5727. hp Onan hydrostatic transmission, 910-974-4057. Farmall Super A 12 volt with Irrigation system 4x3 PTO Wood shaving baling machine, 48” mower deck, VGC, $1,950. Ford 601 Workmaster trac- cultivators, $2,250. Alan Foltz, Berkley pump, 1,260 ft 4” pipe makes 12”x14”x36” bales, bags Sam Clonts, Oak Ridge 336-643- tor, new tires, bushhog and boom, Winston-Salem 336-215-6752. with fittings and 8 sprinklers, $1,500. included, $8,000. Everett Justice, 3416. VGC, $3,500 OBO. Roger McSwain, Six grain bins total storage Joel Southern, Walnut Cove 336- Hudson 828-728-2022. Ford 4000 3 cylinder diesel Cherryville 704-435-5358 or 300- 24,000 bu, $8,000 nego. you must 591-7538. ’65 Ford backhoe, commer- tractor, 8 spd, live power, GC with 8172. move. Delbert Howard, Pink Hill JD 23R 4 row planter w/row cial type with frontend loader, new 17 items of LN equipment, trac- ’07 Yahama Rhino 660 ex- 252-568-3400. markers, 3 pt hitch, corn and soybean tires on rear, gas engine, PS, GC, tor has new fenders, seat, new front plorer edition, very useful on farm, Holland 1 row rotary trans- plates, GC, $500; MF 4-16 bot- $7,500. Anthony Bright, Sanford tires, tubes/rims, new paint and $9,800. Don Blackburn, Millers planter w/55 gallon water tank, tom plow, trip bean, $300. Glenn 919-774-4291. bumper, $7,700. Dan Clubb, Walnut Creek 336-838-8113. 3 pt hitch, VGC, has been kept Koepp, Zebulon 252-235-4910. Troybilt tiller 8 hp rear tines, Cove 336-414-9445 or 595-1340. Intern’l I40 tractor, front cultivator, under shelter, $450. Bobby James, NH 411 disc haybine with practically new motor, $450. John Frick sawmill $2,500; Frick 3 pt hook, $1,000. Eugene Sherion, Cedar Grove 919-563-4699. crimper 1,000 RPM shaft $4,000; Jester, Asheboro 336-625-5966. edger portable, $2,000; Meadows Gibsonville 336-697-9047. S.C. Case tractor motor stuck, irrigation pump 460 Ford engine NH square baler, no. 570 wire sawmill, need work, $500. Swanson ’52 Farmall Cub plow, har- $900. Dean Barr, Hiddenite 828- with 6x4 deming division pump tie with bale turner, uses rolls of Joyce, Pinnacle 336-351-2914. row, cultivators, draw bar and more, 632-8918. and 30 ft suction hose, $1,000; 14 ML wire, stored in barn, GC, Two Farmall A, one runs good 3 new tires, new tune up, $2,350. ’53 A Farmall new clutch assembly 4x3 Berkley PTO pump, $300. $5,000. Leon Drum, Newton 828- with complete set of cultivators, Terry Cook, Gibsonville 336-698- and alternator, rebuilt carburetor, Ronnie Brogden, Creedmoor 919- 428-8952. the other one for parts or to re- 0636. manual lift with two extra tires, 528-1767. ’86 Toyota forklift, propane store, manual lifts on both, $2,000/ IH 574, 46 hp diesel tractor, runs like a top, $2,300. Steve Wall, 9’ root rake, very heavy duty, gas, rubber tires, 20 ft mast, 5,900 for both. Curwood Horne, 2260 completely overhauled engine and Whitsett 336-697-0767. VGC, $2,000 OBO. R.G. Hammonds, hrs, $2,000 OBO; JD diesel en- Fields Road, Fayetteville 28312. injection pump, hyd system, re- 200 Intern’l 2 row single front Lumberton 910-734-2991. gine, 202 ci, 57 hp, $500. Chris Bolens MTD BL410 2 cycle built, new tires and rims, auxillary wheel all cultivators distributor planters, ’60 AC D14 tractor with 2 Cave, Mocksville 336-919-0091 garden cultivator, $150, under warranty. hy valve on back, 550 and 1,100 $2,000. Kenny Linville, Oak Ridge row cultivator, runs good, PS, good or Randall Cave, 336-909-4577. Ernest Hatchel, Burlington 336- PTO shaft, 3 pt hitch and new 336-643-5869. sheet metal, good for restoration, 355 NH feed mixer, $3,250; 228-1056. seat, $6,500. Denny Rollins, Mocksville Hay elevator, 24 ft, $200; $1,200. Ruth Burnette, Oxford 919- 514 NH manure spreader, $1,800; 6 ft sickle bar mower, $150; 336-492-7223. 496 ft of white vinyl fencing, $2,000. 693-5048. 6,000 gallon storage tank with no 9 McCormick hay rake, $200; JD 450B crawler loader with J.S. Coggins, Yanceyville 336-421- JD EC 381 seed sower, 3 pt, pump and motor, $2,800. D. J. Lely tedder, $250; 47 McCormick backhoe 4-in-1 bucket, new en- 9223. $300; Farmall Super C tractor, Hopper, Fayetteville 910-483-0964. hay baler, $250. Scott Davis, Jackson gine installed by former owner, Taylorway fold up disc, 56 $1,800; Internt’l 385 tractor, $5,000; ’73 Intern’l loadmaster 1600, Springs 910-652-0146. VGC, $18,500. Don Holder, Mt. blade, field ready, $5,000 nego; 6 row Reddick sprayer, 3 pt, 60 air brakes, 14’ steel dump bed, Intern’l 10’W bushhog, 3 pt, Airy 336-786-6793 or 401-6634. ’95 8770 Ford- NH 160hp, loaded, gallon, $150; 5 ft Hardee mower, gas, needs minor repairs, ideal for LNC, $1,500; 165 MF tractor, $5,900; Befco tedder 330 pull type EC, 2 WD, $30,000 nego. J.P. 3 pt, damaged, $50; 2 row roll- farm work, $1,600. Hubert McDaniel, 501 Ford tractor, $3,500. Ben Willis, two rotors, 6 tines each, used 30 Edwards, Beulaville 910-298-4080. ing cultivator, $100. Ed Craft, Plymouth Salisbury 704-633-1210 aft. 7 pm. Reidsville 336-432-3873. hours, EC, $800. Reuben Blackwell, Ford backhoe 555D 2 WD, 252-927-3618 or 945-0920-cell. Blanton 20 disc harrow, $400. Ford 501 sickle mower, field Oxford 919-693-8279. GC, $15,000. Steve Clontz, Mooresville Ford hayrake model 503 pick Charles Wallace, Lincolnton 704- ready, $475. Buddy Bowman, Mt Cub Cadet 86 no deck, $495; 704-528-4136 or 506-9219. up type, completely reconditioned, 735-6680. Airy 336-789-9344. Toro wheel horse riding mower, 160 mower deck and attach- field ready, sheltered, $600. Steve AC 333 4 row sod planter with NH sq baler, GC, $8,000. J. $495; Husquvarna 61 chain saw, ments, including electric clutch Steadham, Snow Camp 336-376- fertilizer boxes, insecticide boxes Lloyd Mabe, Danbury 336-593- $195. Louis Helms, Mt Pleasant for 650 JD tractor, $2,500. Grady 6824 or 726-4480. and 200 gallon spray tanks, $3,000. 8088. 704-436-2061. Staley, Liberty 919-685-5875. Hesston 5540 hay baler, 4’x5’ David Sparks, Elkin 336-835-1965. MF drill 17 drop disc, field 601 Workmaster, GC, $3,600; MF tractor 231 3 cylinder diesel, rolls, field ready, EC, $4,800; metal JD 1209 haybine, GC, $1,000. ready, $1,000; NH square baler 7020 AC, 123 hp, $3,600; one low hours, good rubber, comes with dump bed, 12’ single cylinder, lifts Roy Smith, Denton 336-857-2494. 268, field ready, $800. B.R. Ferguson, 28 13.4 tire, two 26 13.6 no brakes, 6 ft bushhog, new 5 ft box blade, 12 ton, $800. Paul and Judy Wells, 800 Ford tractor plus 2 disc Charlotte 704-545-6237. $50/ea. Thomas Hill Trinity 336- $9,500 OBO; ’93 Dodge extend Hamptonville 336-468-4442. plow, front loader, bucket, GC, ’52 8N Ford tractor with plow, 861-4991. cab dually Cummins diesel, 4WD, Troybilt horse model rear tine $3,500. Andrew Brown, Rockwell 6 volt system, GC, $2,500. Glynn Sukup model 9400 tobacco both hitches, VGC, $10,500. Nelson tiller, 7 hp, Kohler engine, EC, 704-279-2791. Hamilton, Troy 910-576-5041. cultivator ground driven fertilizer Brown, Taylorsville 828-632-6619. $675. Ernest Lynn, Reidsville 336- NH 477 hay mower condi- ’75 JD garden tractor com- hoppers, 3 sets of sweeps adjust- 8 ft Woods rotary mower, 349-8852. tioner, need repair or excellent pletely restored, many enw parts, able Ridgers, $5,000. John Tho- heavy duty, gear box, stump jump, 471 diesel power unit, EC, for parts, $300 OBO. Charles Wood, 47” mower deck, runs perfect, $950. mas, Sanford 919-499-4834. VGC, $950; 311 NH hay bale, sq $3,000; O Frick sawmill rebuilt Franklinville 336-629-6572. Stan Beaver, Louisburg 252-478- ’49 Farmall C restored in 2000, bales, VGC, $2,850; JD tractor on steel, portable w/3 or 4 head Taylor Pittsburg rotary tiller, 6201. wide front, new rubber, 12-V, 3 100 hp, rebuilt motor, cab and blocks, 30” drive pulley, $2,800; 6 ft, $1,500; scrape blade, $300; Farmall 100 with equipment, pt hitch, $2,950. Don Andrews, air, VGC, $15,000. J. Bunn, Spring factory built O Frick husky frame, 3 pt hitch scoop, $100. Buck Bailey, $5,800. Farmall Super C with equipment, Candler 828-667-3116. Hope 252-478-8031. $500; Ford 840 diesel tractor 5spd, Wake Forest 919-556-6257. $3,950. Donald Cannon, Ayden Ford tractor with equipment, Scoop #30, 3 pt, $175; two $3,800; 2 rear wheels, hvy weight Bushhog 5’, 3 pt hitch, $250; 252-746-4600. GC, $4,800; Yanmar 30/34 hp diesel stabilizer bars and draw bar for 3 for Ford tractor, 5 speed, $300 grist mill, no 2 with electric mo- JD 640 hay rake, $1,200; Sitrex tractor, looks and runs LN, $5,800. pt hitch, $70; 2 trailer wheels and OBO. John Kinley, Dallas 704- tor, $150. Van Akins, Concord 8 wheel V rake, $2,000; 9N Ford R. Wilson, Kernersville 336-993- tires, $50; farm trailer, 10L x5’W 629-4457. 704-795-7448. tractor, new tires, $1,800; 5000 4916. with 2” ball hitch, $375, GC. Charles NH 268 baler, $500; NH 310 Tillage tool 7 shank 3 pt hitch, Ford tractor with JD loader, new 24” high wheel cultivator complete Spainhour, Winston-Salem 336- baler, $1,500. Nathaniel Huff, Oxford EC, $275, hit and miss, 3 hp Fairbanks tires, $8,500. Bobby Willis, Reidsville with 4 ½ wood handles, 24” x 1 765-1496. 336-504-4444. Morse with dolly, EC, original owner, 336-342-1879. ¼ steel wheel double point blade NH hay rack 256 trolly wheels ’48 Farmall Cub tractor electronic manual, $2,000. J.F. Moore, Greensboro 30 KW farm generator, $3,500; and twin shovel and 5 tine culti- and 4 new tires, $1,500 Knowles ignition, new battery, comes with 336-454-1820. 200 amp auto transfer switch, $500. vator, $4,500. W. F. Dodson, Hillsborough 16’ hay wagon treated bed, $600. cultivators, sickle mower, disc, GC, ’64 Oliver 550 diesel trac- Frankie Garner, Seagrove 336-879- 919-732-3021. Joe Brewer, Mocksville 336-998- $2,500. Bill Thomas, Siler City tor 40 hp, runs good, $3,200. Mark 2502. JD 13 ½ ft leveling disc, EC, 3068. 919-742-3843. Black, Lawndale 704-538-6878. Case Intern’l 235 tractor 18 $1,000 with cylinder and hoses, Late model 140 Farmall mesh Vermeer 403 F round baler, Lely Lotus 300 combi Tedding hp, 3 cyl diesel, 3 pt hitch, hy- $1,150. J.D. Furr, Richfield 704- grill factory 12 volt with culti- always sheltered, field ready, one Windrows, $3,250; 530 Hesston, dro trans hi-lo range, differential 279-3643. vators, LNC, $4,500. Joe Ward, owner, owner’s manual, EC, $2,500. round baler pull roper bale rump, lock, turf tires, 5 ft cut Coroni NH 68 square baler, field ready, Whiteville 910-840-2491. William E. Perry, Siler City 919- EC, $6,850. Charles Evans, Hamptonville rear discharge finish mower, both Knotters work like new, always JD 2040 tractor with 1484 742-2804. 336-468-8996. VGC, $4,600. Lee Dunlap, Robbins under shelter, $680. John Burton, hours, new tires, always sheltered, MF 220 square baler, field Fertilizer attachment for Super 910-948-2680. Thomasville 336-475-1145. $8,500; various equipment including ready, EC, $2,200 OBO. Walter A, 100, 130, 140, $400; sickle Toro ZRT commander 52” cut, JD model 71, 4 row plant- MF 2 bottom plow, $450. Don Eason, Rocky Mount 252-443-4881 mower for Cub, $125; turning plow, 20 hp Kohler, 215 hrs, $6,300. ers, new, 4 planters, 1 tool bar, Osborn, Randleman 336-487-3333 aft 8 pm. 2- 14”, 3 pt hitch, $250; corn W.J. Duncan, Sophia 336-495-4455. 2 gauge wheels, $3,000. Willie Rooks, or 202-9172. JD #10 sickle mower with planter cold 1 point hitch with Hit and miss engines restored, Wilmington 910-799-8365. ’72 Ford Commercial 4500 extra parts and manual, FC, $600. plates, $175; late model corn planter McCormick Deering 1 ½ hp; Fair Industrial precision oat and series fork lift with single stage Richard Adams, Raleigh 919-846- with plates, $275. Charlie Fields, Banks Morse, 2 hp, Storer 3-3 ½ corn crimper, crimps oats and corn mast, GC, $4,000. Donald Heavner, 0022. Spring Hope 919-269-7020. hp mounted on factory trailer with for horses, $1,200. Charles Styron, Lincolnton 704-735-5900. Box scrape, 6 ft, 3 pt w/rip- 276 NH baler, 56 NH rake tool box, EC, $4,200. Alvin Baker, Sophia 336-861-1474 or 869-1204. MF 165 diesel tractor, 6 spd pers, lever controlled from trac- with dolly wheels, 5 disc mower, Durham 919-688-1608. ’67 Ford tractor 2000 runs with multipower, good tires, VGC, tor, $250; tillage tool, 7 shank, tedder, $5,600. J. D. Brewer, Clemmons Cole 2 row no til corn planter good, $3,300; ’49 Ford tractor, $4,250; Powell three wheel spray 3 pt heavy duty, used very little, 336-766-4100. with fertilizer, $700; Woods 6’ restored , looks and runs LN, new with 2 row topper, $2,750. Harvey $200 or will consider trade on 3 Cotton wagon, 40 ft all metal, scrape blade, $100. James Everett, tires, $4,400. Linney Willard, Pinnacle Groce, Hamptonville 336-835-3022. pt 3 or 4 turn plow. J.F. Mor- $2,500. Dewey Brown, Weaverville Blanch 336-694-6913. 336-325-2510. MF 65 diesel 6 spd, multipower, gan, Stanfield 704-888-2541. 828-645-7034. Irrigation 1,020 ft, 5”; 730 JD 8’ smoothing disc, $500; VGC, $4,000;’72 IH 4WD two ton Grain bins, 1,850 bu, $800; 56 JD 420 S LNC, $7,500; ft, 4” PTO Marlow pump model 20’ spray boom with spray tips, truck with spreader bed, $7,500 3,300 bu, $1,000/ea; 3,900 bu, ’59 JD 430 S completely restored, 4D8SG roll gun, etc, Long reel, never used, $100; three scare away or truck only, $3,500. Roger Grove, $1,100; 6,700 bu, $1,200 or take LNC, $9,000. Eugene Hawley, Dunn 1,000 ft, 4” big gun, Wisconsin field cannons, used to keep wild- Hamptonville 336-468-8635. all for $5,500. Rom Harper, Pink 910-892-6689. Robin, GC, $10,500. W.J. Lea, Carthage life out of crops, $100/ea. M. Moss, ’41 Ford 9 N, runs great, trim Hill 252-568-3400 or 521-0545- A Farmall with Intern’l 60” 910-295-6053. Concord 704-782-4379. mower, GC, $2,700. Wayne Ritch, cell. belly mower, EC, 1,500.Lynn Chrissman, Two NH square balers #67 Two horse drawn hay rakes, New London 704-463-7609. ’51 Farmall Cub tractor, cultivators, Bear Creek 919-837-5747. hay liner, $500; #66 NH, $500. $150/ea. Duane Miller, Millers Creek Loader Ford 7210 fits 5000, plow, mower, discs, PTO pully and 610 Bobcat quick attach bucket Phillip Wise, Salisbury 704-637- 336-667-4837. 6000 and 7000 series tractors. Kenneth blade, 2nd gear tooth broken, $1,500 with cab, $5,500,. J. R. Smith, 2224. JD 2840 tractor, 6 cylinder Hobson, East Bend 336-699-3707. . W.J. Lohr, Banardsville 828-626- Sophia 336-689-4335. 4 row Lannen transplanter diesel, 80 hp, 4,600 hrs, good pain, JD roll over flip 4 bottom 2484. Powell Gen IV tobacco har- $5,000; 2 row tilovator with bed runs great, canopy, 2 remotes, 50% breaking plow, $800; 4 row 48” Shaver post driver model HD vester, $15,000; IH 1486, $6,000 shaper, $4,500; Power Boss horizontal rubber, $8,500. Carl Bradshaw, China tobacco double disc bedder w/fert. 8, $1,500; hay spear, heavy duty, nego. Avery Branch, Elkin 336- tobacco baler with self contained Grove 704-857-2007. hoppers & hyd. row markers, $1,500; bucket mount, $150; hay fork for 366-2717. hyd unit, $5,000. Scott Strickland, IH Cub drawbar, $50; IH Cub 4 row 48” tobacco rolling culti- 3 pt hitch, $200, all EC. Charles Great Dane riding lawn mower, Tabor City 910-649-7486. cultivator, EC, $400; 2 row cul- vator by KMC, no fertilizer, 6 Younger, Sparta 336-372-5539. 61” cut, zero turn radius, 26 hp, JD 14BP push mower, 6 hp, tivator, 3 pt hitch, GC, $150; 2 row 40” rolling cultivator by Lilliston, ’51 JD B restored, good tires fuel injection, Kohler engine, $5,000. Kawasaki rear bagger needs carb row tobacco setter, 3 pt hitch, 5 row spiders, etc., $1,500/ea. Robert and metal, $3,200 OBO. Louis Holloway, Emily Edwards, Wadesboro 704- work/blade work, $50. Gary Tucker, $75. J.B. Midkiff, Pinnacle 336- Humbles, Sr. Ayden 252-746-6576. Greenville 252-756-5661. 826-8464. 336-769-3853. 368-4551. Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT 1010 JD belly mount culti- Cole horse drawn planter, Two combines, AC all crop, 40 ft Mayrath elevator, galvanized, Older AC tractor I 400 runs vator, frail mower, 2 bottom turn $100, rear cultivators for one row PTO driven, 1 work, 1 parts, $200 new bearings and cogs, $800; Woods well, needs some work, $2,500. plow, 7 shank tiller, boom pole, Farmall, $200; 6 volt generator OBO. Paul Featherstone, Alexis RD6000 grooming mower, LNC, Mike Davis, Dobson 336-366-3099. $3,850, will trade for cattle. Charles for 8N or 9N Ford, $50. R.L. McCain, 704-747-7341. $1,200. Larry Campbell, Harmony JD hit and miss engine model Donley, Mt Airy 336-374-6420. Waxhaw 704-843-2863. 464 Intern’l tractor PS, power 336-492-5356. E restored on skids other JD en- Taylor Last Over tobacco cropper JD 704 wheel rake, LNC, kept brakes, live lift line PTO, diesel, Oliver 16” 3 bottom plow gine, $1,500. with leaf spreader, $11,000; Taylor in dry, raked only 50 acres, $2,200; $6,500; 6’ Housse bushhog, GC, category 2 hitch, high rise with Larry Trammel, Chapel Hill Big Foot tobacco baler with HD NH 256 bar rake, new teeth, kept $600. Glenn Covington, Rockingham spring assist resets, have two new 919-929-5578. scales, $3,000; 25 KW generator dry, excellent working condition, 910-895-3410. points as spares, $350. Mike Hicks, 1566 Intern’l Farmall DT on trailer $1,500; 4 row ripper $2,100. Brian Seagraves, Rockwell ’85 Ford F250 4x4 diesel auto, Greensboro 336-362-7790. kit in engine, new rear and bear- bedder, $1,200. Carroll Johnson, 704-784-1592. power, good pulling truck AC not Bushhog and sod drill model ings, 16 ft, Miller Offset disc, $8,500 Riegelwood 910-655-3593 or 840- Cole 1 row planter, LNC, working, $2,500; ’89 well built 9670, planted 1,650 acres, new OBO. Dale Boles, Pilot Mtn 336- 4172. $435; Kawasaki mule 3000, all utility trailer, 16’ tandem axle, colters, $4,650; JD 455 diesel mower, 351-5960. Incubator, GQF cabinet style, maintenance records, EC, $5,800. GC, electric brakes, $1,000. Les 60” deck, 1,674 hours, EC, $3,875; Zero turn mower 61” cut, 3 incubation trays, 1 hatching tray, Mike Cobb, McLeansville 336-698- Crews, Kernersville 336-996-4206. JD diesel irrigation unit on trailer 25 hp Kawasaki engine, commercial automatic turning, heat /humid- 0222. D8 Cat cable, dozer blade, rebuilt 5”x4” pump, VGC. $5,600. T. Porter, grade, $2,200. Tracy Festa, Hampstead ity control, egg cradles, clear acrylic Husquavarna edger used less pony motor, undercarriage, FC, Concord 704-786-9551. 910-270-3084. door, brooder, GQF with regular than 1 hour, sheltered, $300 OBO; $5,000; TD20-200 cable dozer blade B AC with cultivators, eas- 1090 Gehl haybine, GC, $1,500. poultry panels, game bird panels, Farmall Cub, paint looks good, undercarriage VGC, won’t run, $3,500; ily hand starts, hand brakes, original Jimmie Gantt, Catawba 828-478- thermostat control, etc, $650/for two new tires on front, new car- 750 JD no till drill, spray/marker paint, late 30’s, $1,800. Danny 2455. all. Ed Harris, Sanford 919-774- buretor, many cultivators and other equipment, over all GC, $11,500, Toney, Ellenboro 704-473-4642. Backhoe 445 ideal for farm 6886. attachments, $3,100. T. Fulcher, TD20-parts available. Bill Mor- Super A Farmall tractor new use, GC, $8,000. Jo Crabtree, Durham JD 750 mower conditioner, LaGrange 252-566-3329. gan, Marshville 704-385-9631. paint, generator, regulator, bat- 919-489-9553. $8,500; JD 348 sq baler, $12,000; NH hay rake, works great, 5’ finish mower heavy duty, tery, break/bands, seals on take MF 16” single bottom plow NH tedder 255, $3,000; JD 7100 $1,450; Deutz Fahr KH 500 Centipede 3 pt hitch, GC, $600; ’03 Kubota off, seals on rear end, head gas- with 3 pt hitch, $100. Wiley Arrington, 4 row planter $4,000; KMC 12” haymaker tedder, for dual purpose diesel 4x4 front loader/bucket, 43 ket, rebuilt hydraulic, 72” belly Asheboro 336-626-0046. field cultivator, $2,500; JD #1,000 harvest, no rake needed, $2,500. hp, glide shift/shuttle, kept in- mower and set of cultivators, $4,500. Intern’l B414 diesel trac- 4 bottom plow, $2,000; JD F45 Jess Reich, Concord 704-782-1474. side, $15,500. D. Bedsaul, III, Ararat M. Buck, Morganton 828-437-1418. tor, mechanically sound and body offset plow, EC, $1,000. L.R. Gorrell, 1069 NH stack wagon, new 336-374-3254. Lienbach 5’ cultivator, used in VGC, $3,900 OBO. George Montague, Raleigh 919-821-1161-d. tires on front, 75% on rear, 4 Speedy spread 440 pull be- little, 3 pt hitch, $250. Richard Roxboro 336-592-3260. Decloct tobacco primer with spd, 460 Ford, EC, ready to go, hind 30’ sprayer applicator w/213 Rodier, Concord 704-792-1943. Farmall W9 gas, not running, scales, even load and 3 box trail- $32,000; 1033 stack wagon, field gallon stainless tank and Dempster NH TS110, ’02 model, cab, $2,000; Intern’l I6 gas, not run- ers, $45,000; bushhog bedder with ready, new tires on one axle and pump, GC, $1,200; AC E com- air, heat, 4 remotes, shuttle transmission. ning, $2,000; Farm H, not run- hydraulic markers and soil fume heavy 16 ply tires on rear axle, bine with 2 row corn head, kept LNC, $25,500. Phil Zimmerman, ning, $1,250; 2 row Lilliston rolling shanks, $600; Blue Long tobacco kept in shed, $6,000. Terry Toomes, in shed, needs tires, $500. Ken- Lexington 336-764-1043. cultivator, no fertilizer, $350; 4 harvester with box conveyors and Randleman 336-498-3844. neth Barfield, Blanch 336-694- JD 2755 canopy 2700 hrs, row row KMC rolling cultivator, no 4 trailers, $1,500. Jimmy Arthur, Toro sprayer, 14 ½ ft boom 5739. crop dual remotes one owner, $17,500. fertilizer, $800, etc. R. Humbles, New Bern 252-671-9860. pole, VGC, great for orchard, farm 45 Fairbanks Morse diesel generator, Flynt Hill, Lexington 336-764- Jr., Ayden 252-746-6838. Hytochii trackhoe FX 120- yard, etc, $8,500. Rick Eller, Salisbury $600; Delta shaper, reversible motor, 5315. 256 NH hay rake, EC, $3,900; 2, $25,000; Cat 955 track front 704-647-0213. $100. Robert Brown, Huntersville ’04 Kuhn FC302R discbine, Walton hay tedder, 8’ GC $450; end loader, $15,000; 55” Dutch- NH 477 haybine, EC, shel- 704-875-6848. EC, $12,000. Thomas Hamlin, Dobson 501 Ford sickle mower, GC, $350; man tree spade will work on both tered, $2,200; NH 1002 stackliner, ’99 Scotts Garden tractor, 336-374-5598. hay spear, new 2”, $75. Blair Thompson, pieces of equipment, $17,500. Wade 56 bale, EC, sheltered, $2,500; JD, 25 hp Kohler engine, heavy Shibaura SD2200 tractor less Graham 336-376-6370. Stamey, Glen Alpine 828-674-3254. JD 335, 4x4 round baler, EC, $7,200; duty transaxle for tough jobs, heavy than 20 hours, complete with bushhog, Fogger sprayer for green- NH 273 square baler, $2,000; Sitrex BR245 disc mower, EC, $3,300. duty 54” mower deck, sleeve hitch disc harrow, box blade, scrape blade, house, Jaybird, LNC, model XE Intern’l hay rake, $500; JD 510 Ricky Bowen, Pinnacle 336-325- for ground breaking implements, lift, front end weights, boom pole, CRSM 1,000 on wheels, $1,395. round baler, $2,000; 2 basket tedder, 2570. $1,200. William Price, Midland all implements, $5,400. Gary Evers, Steve Mitchell, Taylorsville 828- $800; tandem cattle trailer, $1,000. JD 4020 diesel, tires almost 704-340-1188. Pleasant Garden 336-387-5102. 632-7527. Ray Mitchell, Liberty 336-565- new, rebuilt injector pump, ap- ’71 JD 4020D WF ROPS/canopy NI 36”, 2 row corn picker with ’53 Farmall Cub tractor, completely 4502. proximately 500 hrs on overhaul, differential loc, dual remotes, 18.4x38 329 super sheller, used this past restored, runs great, $3,500. David Cub Cadet model 122 with $9,500; welder generator, Lincoln 90%, engine/transmission over hauled, season, GC, $2,200. Brandon Morgan, Hamm, Durham 919-641-3064. Kohler engine 42” mowing deck power arc 4000 w/Briggs engine, painted, EC, $16,000. David Ferrell, Leicester 828-712-4223. JD 4400 combine 216 plat- and Pecorear mount leaf vacuum 4,000 watt/125 amp, mounted on Cary 919-868-8860. ’50 Cub Farmall with culti- form 444 corn head, GC, $4,000; hold 12 bu with Tecumseh mo- cart, $750. Patrick Farmer, Jacksonville ’05 Cub Cadet 26 Kohler V vators, $2,200. Jim Karriker, Mooresville diesel straw chopper, $4,500 OBO. tor both, GC, new paint, $1,150/ 910-347-4022. Twin 118 hours, 50” deck, hydrostat, 704-857-4124. R.C. Parker, Hurdle Mills 919- for both. Leo Peeler, Harrisburg Ford 2 row corn planter with LNC, kept in shed, $1,500. Wayne JD 1010 strong tractor, good 732-9485. 704-455-2964. fertilizer distributor, $600; MF 2- Nixon, Troutman 704-528-5528. sheet metal, good tires, 3 pt hook ’87 274 MF 4x4 tractor, 60 ’81 Intern’l 1086 tractor new 14 bottom plow with leveler ad- Intern’l 715 combine, 13 ft up and new seat, come with cul- hp, 55 PTO, 4 new tires, rebuilt interior kit and seat, runs great, justment, $375. Jimmy Saintsing, grain head, sheltered, FC, runs good, tivators, needs nothing but to run, engine, looks good runs well, $8,500. GC, $9,000. Cindy Satterwhite, Sparta 336-372-5399. $3,000, OBO. Tommy Graham, $4,000. Bob Johnson, East Bend Lee Puckett, Westfield 336-593- Granite Falls 828-396-5667. JD 1010, $4,000; I40 Farmall, Salisbury 704-278-4361. 336-699-8764. 8497. JD 4400 combine, 13 ft grain $4,200. Keith Stovall, Lawsonville Harrow 16 disc, pull behind, 2000 JD 4500 tractor 39 hp AC 60 combine, needs cur- head, gas straw spreader, variable 336-871-2443. not a 3 pt hitch, GC, $125. Devoy collar shift, 3 pt 115 hrs, EC, tain, GC, $125. Woody Wooten, speed, shed kept, $2,200 OBO. Ford 5610 cab 2 WD 4 ext. Coble, Snow Camp 336-376-3393. $14,000. Chris Best, Rougemont Cleveland 704-278-0628. Harold Hicks, Mocksville 336-492- hoses, AC, good tires, 30” on the JD 5 bottom plow GC, $550. 919-732-4035. Irrigation reel with 950 ft 2209. rear, $11,500; ’97 Ford 5030, 4WD, Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704- Long 16 box barns with heat hose, 40 hp electric pump with ’77 Farmall 140 cultivator, canopy, 4 external hoses, heavy 639-0867. exchangers, $3,200. Nathanial Rankin, phase converter, 3,530 ft of 5” plows, one owner, EC, $7,500; hydraulic pumps, LN, always sheltered, AC K harrow 20 blade off- Ellerbe 910-652-4216. pipe, western ring lock, pipe trailer, fast hitch disc, plow, blade, fer- $21,500. M. Mike, Weaverville set, needs some work, $200 OBO. Farmall Cub drawbar with extra tractor pump, $15,000/for tilizer hopper, for I40 Farmall VGC, 828-645-7828. Devin Sparks, Kittrell 919-693- belt pulley $125/for both; IH cultivator all. Tony Weisner, Mooresville $1,900. Mac Lovin, Hamlet 910- Gleaner K2 combine, Chevy 3765. shanks, $20/ea; poly tank, 125 704-664-5864. 205-3737. 250 engine, good, clean, flex head, JD component pulling tractor, gallon, $50; farm trailer 4x10, ’70 JD 112 lawn and garden Skidloader grapple forks, $1,200; corn head, straw chopper, $4,000; component frame, rearend, transmission, pin hitch, $125; Cole fiberglass tractor with 42” deck, $650. Harry forklift attachment for tractors, Farmall A tractor, new rear tires, block lined up, roll cage, cam, crank, fertilizer distributor, $50/ea. Tripp Miller, Albemarle 704-982-1232. 3 pt hitch, $1,200; 2020 JD tractor, excellent sheet metal, runs good, pumps, liners, rods, tires, all new, Hohn, Archdale 336-434-5321. 254 tedder rake, GC, $1,400. 54 hp, diesel, PS, 2 sets of aux. $1,200. Bryan Cook, Concord 980- needs putting together, no sheet Bushhog brand finish mower Keith Peeples, Oak Ridge 336- hydraulics, EC, $7,200; Skidloader, 521-0460. metal, $14,000. Brian Lowe, Liberty 60” cut, 3 pt hitch, PTO driven, 382-1109. 48 hp diesel, w/auxillary hydrau- 32 ft hay and grain eleva- 336-261-8497. $950. Perry Windsor, Mooresville Speedy spread fertilizer spreader, lics, EC, $10,500. B. Zsigmond, tor on wheels with 8 ft exten- 10,000 lb Cat forklift dual 704-663-2649. 11 ft stainless steel truck mount, Rutherfordton 828-245-6652. sion, PTO, GC, $250; 4” portable front wheels, 4 cylinder, diesel, ’97 Case IH diesel tractor $2,500. Kevin Baucom, Marshville ’74 Intern’l Cub original paint, grain auger, 14 ft, EC, $200; JD no engine trouble, GC, $3,000 OBO. model 3220, 50 hp, 2WD, canopy, 980-722-2172. 42” belly mower, canopy and drawbar, 2 row corn planter, #246-247 w/ Joe Wages, Wadesboro 704-320- dual hydraulic lines, low hours, 650 JD hay rake paint and runs good, $2,200. M. Mitch, Sims corn, soybean and milo plates, EC, 3693. last year of the Cae IH engine, teeth GC, 5 bars, 3 pt hitch works 252-235-3343. $500; 1 row Cole corn planter, Scotts 50” cut Kohler 20 hp $12,000. Charles OBryant III, Greensboro good, $1,000. Terry Toomes, Randleman Sickle mower for ’48 F Cub EC, $75. J. Snipes, Graham 336- mower, oil cool, hydro/cruise, electric 336-644-1439. 336-498-3844. tractor, LNC, $500. Richard Rodier, 376-3878. PTO, diagnostic dash, mulch kit, Berkerly 4x3 irrigation pump ATV Spot Sprayer with boom Concord 704-792-1943. NH haybine model 467, 7 extra blades and belt, VGC, $1,050. PTO driven, GC, $750. Ricky Smith, attachment, new in box, never used, JD 60 tractor, ideal for res- ft cut, GC, $950. Phillip Smith, Gail Feddish, Greensboro 336-697- Lexington 336-787-4042. 15 gallon tank, $100. Doug Wil- toration, GC, includes intact non Gibsonville 336-621-1425. 8179. Frick sawmill 3 head block, liams, Marshville 704-219-9200. operational JD 60 for parts if needed, Cole single row corn planter, MF 2 row corn planter with with 2 cyl GM power unit, 48” Tractor 4WD with loader, $7,200 $5,500. Calvin Jeffries, Mebane 3 pt hitch, cultivator, double hopper fertilizer attachment, $400 OBO. saw, edger, IH gas power unit, 250 OBO; 8N ford, $2,850 OBO; haybine, 336-421-9967. lots of extra seed plates, EC, $400; Scott Cox, Ruffin 336-939-7191. gallon fuel tank, $6,000. Rich- hayrake, square baler, $2,800; tedder Bushhog GHM 700 disc hay NH 56 roll a bar hay rake, GC, McCormick model 76 com- ard Drake, Mebane 919-563-1372. rake and round baler. Terry Christenbury, mower, VGC, $3,000; Hesston 530 $900; Morra 8’ hay tedder, LNC, bine pull type, PTO driven w/ Bushhog 1 pt hitch, for Farmall Midland 704-782-1536. round baler, VGC, $5,300; 6 wheel $750; Ford 3 bottom 16” turn- bagger, GC, $300 or will trade for 140, EC, used very little, Agri 450 Farmall PS, TA, $3,000; hay rake, 3 pt hitch, GC, $250. ing plow, hi-beam, GC, $400. D. 3 pt hitch cycle mower or hayrake cutter, 4 ft, $400. Bobby Gor- cattle trailer, tandem axles, 6’x10’, Marlene Gold, Grover 704-487- Elam, Robbins 919-548-4221. in GC. Lewis Flowers, Carthage don, Kernersville 336-784-5346. $500; finish disc harrow, 13’, $800. 7780. JD 175 mower for parts, motor, 910-947-2642. Fella drum mower, 6’ cut, James Miller, Salisbury 704-857- 4 wheel hay rake with ex- mowing deck, tires, all in GC, $200. Irrigation system 1,200 ft, does not require remote hydrau- 5220. tra tines, 3 pt hitch, $300. Dan Ray Beam, Mooresville 704-663- 2” pipe, 430 ft 3” pipe, com- lics, always sheltered, $3,950. Craig Cat 955K GP bucket, winter Simmons, Smithfield 919-202-7211. 3765. plete w/28 sprinklers, 2 gas pumps, Bodenheimer, High Point 336-906- cab, 80% undercarriage, GC, $19,000. NH 273 square baler, $2,500; Snapper riding mower with $3,300. Wade Jones, Advance 336- 0377. James Reid, Kernersville 336-993- JD 336 square baler, $3,500; 300 12.5 Briggs electric start motor, 998-4658. ’03 Honda 250 EX 4 wheeler 8025. gallon Johnson sprayer, 28 ft boom, GC, $350. Terry Church, Wilkesboro Farmall 140 SR #66573, good VGC, $1,800 OBO. M. Stacey, Monroe Kubota backhoe model BL4590 field ready, EC, $1,000. Lee Dry, 336-984-0179. tires and paint, cultivators, ro- 704-363-7047. 3 pt mount, self contained hy- Locust 704-485-3588. ’00 JD 4200 diesel tractor, tary hoes, fertilizer attachment, JD 272 6’ grooming mower draulic power, LNC, $3,500; used ’89 JD 450G dozer with new 420 loader, 4WD, 26 hp, $12,900; $4,800. Mike Plummer, Lexing- deck, 3 pt hitch, LNC, used 1 season, tin mostly 8 ft lengths, good for undercarriage, $25,000; Gallion 503L ’02 Muratori PTO tiller, 5 ft, $775; ton 336-472-0338. $2,200. Greg Smith, Greensboro shed sides, $1.50/ea. Norman Ingold, motorgrader with new engine and ’02 Sitrex finish/grooming mower, Intern’l 454 diesel, runs good, 336-288-2140. Salisbury 704-633-9556. clutch, $8,500. Allen Walston, Macclesfield 5’, VGC, $575. Daryl Barnes, Lexington recently had hydraulics rebuilt, $5,000 Sitrex 3 pt fertilizer spreader, JD 8A backhoe attachment 252-827-4494. 336-859-9775. OBO. Chris Mast, Warrensville 336- 6 ft Cat 2 box scrape, steel I beam, for 50 or 70 series tractors, $3,300 Intern’l Farmall M tractor 3388 Intern’l tractor, 130 384-3115. 20 ft long x 26” tall x10” wide, OBO. J. D. Hudson, Holly springs motor rebuilt, new rings change hp, 4WD, has 18.4x38 tires on JD round baler model 335, arena drag, Powcon DC welder, 919-552-1572. over to 12 volts system $3,500; back and front, will go out two one owner, LNC, always in the $50. Claude Bruce, Pfafftown 336- Two MF 135 diesel tractors Intern’l Farmall 140 tractor, 8 rows, $8,500; 4 Long 8 box barns shelter, $7,600; 4 wheel, 3 pt hitch 414-7669. 5’ bushhogs, $4,300 to $4,800; cultivator sweeps, fertilizer hop- with 9 long type boxes, $5,000/ hay rake, GC, $350. Jay Hohn, Ford 600 tractor comes with 5” box scrape, $250. Larry Sauer, per quick snap hook up at the ea; 2460 JD 2 row tractor, $9,000. Jr., Archdale 336-289-3686. boom pole, cultivators, scrape blade, Lexington 336-706-6970 or 861- rear, hydraulic lift system. Nelson Spurgeon Neal, Roxboro 336-599- Farmall Cub good paint, runs, GC, $4,500. Andrew German, Denton 2702. Leonard, Wake Forest 919-556- 4407. starts easy has 48” belly mower, 336-857-3827. Ford 3600 diesel, new clutch, 2156. Ferguson 2 row tilovator, GC, full weights, $2,800. Sam Wittington, Fertilizer distributors and brakes, injector pump injectors, Intern’l no 47 square baler, $400; 1,000 fiberglass water tank Wilkesboro 336-902-5015. planters for Cub Super A or 140 rear wheel seals with 6’ finish mower, shed kept with a wagon hitch and on trailer, $500. Sam Taylor, Faison 4420 JD combine, GC, 215 all gears and chains and extra fi- runs great, $8,500. Andy Cred, and GC, $2,000. John Graves, Mocksville 910-293-4445. grain header included, $5,000; 4 berglass hoppers, $50-$700. Jim Denton 336-241-2799. 336-749-6570. MF drill, 17 drop disc, field cylinder Ford industrial irrigation Reid, East Bend 336-699-3389. MF35 tractor, gas, runs and Case 380 tractor, diesel, PS, ready $1,000; NH square baler 268, motor with suction hose, $600. 10 bottom rollers for IH 125 looks good, kept in shelter, $3,700. $7,700. David Shepherd, Wilkesboro field ready, $800. B.R. Ferguson, George Johnson, Ruffin 336-939- loader, GC, $15/ea. C.C. Hurley, Danny Wallace, Snow Camp 336- 336-921-3166. Charlotte 704-545-6237. 2238 or 939-9323. Carthage 910-947-2012. 376-3232. May 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT WANTED ANIMALS Hoelscher bale accumula- Liebherr 621 loader, new undercarriage, Disc harrow built Long MFG, Farmall 504 wide front end Mini Rex, mini lops, dwarfs, tor, $11,900; 820 JD mower, $3,900; new paint and decals, great ma- 3 pt, heavy duty 22-20” notched for tractor with 38” rear wheels, Dutch, $20. Ashley Curry, Thomasville Brillon 3301 ripper, $3,900; ‘‘6 chine, $30,000. Mike Kennedy, blades adjustable gangs, good bearings, changing over from tricycle front 336-803-1134. JD 457 round baler with net, $19,800; Madison 336-548-5858. field ready, $550. Chad Spainhour, end. Sam Wilder, Franklinton 919- Black baby rabbits $5/ea. Philip 336 JD square baler, $3,900, etc. Case Intern’l 8430 round baler, High Point 336-407-7294. 494-5243. Pennell, Cedar Grove 919-643- Stanley Allen, Yanceyville 336- new belts in ’04, $8,000; Fella 2 Liquid storage tank, 3,000 One or two row corn planter. 1465. 421-6923. basket tedder, $750; Ford 6306 gallon, thicker walls, manhole cover David Price, Reidsville 336-349- At stud, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, JD 950 compact tractor 31 hay rake, $500; Hesston PT 10 on top, round, HD poly vertical, 4885. very strong bloodlines, 24 champs hp, 27 PTO hp, 720 hrs, 2WD, mower/conditioner, $900. Jimmy many uses, $950. Rick Ingram, Implements and fast hitch for 4 generations pedigree, fee $400 EC, includes 5 ft JD brand bushhog, Alcon, Elon 336-421-0445. Greensboro 336-674-7703. IH Super A tractor. Henry Furr, or pick of litter. J.W. Martin, Kernersville scrape blade, $7,400. Tim Amburn, 4572 Kubota 3 pt backhoe, Hay and grain elevator, gas, Willow Spring 919-639-8305. 336-595-4745. Reidsville 336-349-1118. $1,800; bushhog 3 pt auger, w/ $300. Betty Marshall, Clemmons Trencher attachment for JD Missouri cottontail looks like 395 Allied front end loader 9” and 12” bit, $1,900. Donald 336-766-4083. 250 skidsteer. Tommy Sink, Lexington wild rabbits and same size, work and mount, for 40-60 hp trac- Martin, Matthews 704-534-3291. Dozer CAT D3C LGP 3950 336-787-5996. great in rabbit pens, excellent way tor, 5 ft bucket, VGC, $2,000 OBO. Ferguson TO-20 needs some hrs, overall EC, tight 8’ PAT, 1950 IH Farmall 4 bottom to train young pups, $5/ea. Ja- Tom Lunt, Stoneville 336-573- work, GC, $1,500. Jerry Barlow, 55% on original CAT UC $21,000; plows on wheels, 10-12’ disk on son Bryant, Raleigh 919-847-3454. 2230. Siler City 919-883-6306. Kubota L245, EC, duals, $4,990. wheels, bushhog on wheels. Glenn At stud Australian cattle dog Farmall 130 with front and 856 IH tractor with bad crank Bert Kymalainen, Willow Spring Flowers, Four Oaks 919-894-5143. champ bloodlines, blue/tan, very rear cults, 1 pt hitch, bushhog, in engine, engine for 1086 IH $5,000/ 919-669-4273. SD33T diesel engine and transmission. athletic build, fee, $250 or pick scrape blade, drag disc, rear wheel for all OBO; 3 phase electric motors, Ford 5000 diesel tractor, live Kelly Everhart, Lexington 336- of litter. Justin Johnson, Sophia weights, $3,500. C.W. Hager, Cornelius $50 up. Clifford Elliott, Denton power, two wet lines, plus front 357-5922. 336-736-6276. 704-896-2537. 336-857-2160. end loader, 1965-1968 model, original Case horse pulled planter and/ Border collie 6 m/o, flashy, Two grain bins, 4,400 bu each 8” BearCat chipper, self feeder paint, VGC, $7,200. Jason Tho- or iron planter plates for same. imported lines, already showing with fans, and drying heater, sweep electric start 25 hp Honda en- mas, Burlington 336-240-4480. Oliver Powell, Rocky Mt 252-977- abilities to work, eye/style, $700. auger and motor, $2,300/ea. R. gine, EC, $6,000. Neal Faucette, NH 310 square baler, field ready, 6775. Susan Clark, Hickory 704-530-7080. J. Pope, Matthews 704-821-8121. Haw River 336-578-4135. EC, $2,500. Nelson McCurry, Bostic Older Gravely walk behind Reg. French Brittany/Brit- JD 1010 crawler loader good NH 55 bu manure spreader, 828-245-5311. mower, Pro 36”, 40” or 48” deck, tany Spaniel pups, DOB 3/07, under carriage and tracks, great GC, $2,100 OBO. M. Jeannine, Ford 14” 4 bottom semi mounted 1995 to 1998. Arnold Williams, AKC, black/white, orange/white, for small jobs around the farm, Rockwell 704-796-7589. plow, FC, $400. James Hawkins, Greensboro 336-697-0271. tri color, $250-$300; German short $4,800. William Kidd, Bennett 336- ’49 Ford 8N GC, runs, good Morganton 828-437-2214. JD 75 right hand hay rake hair pointer pups, AKC, reg., liver/ 581-3708. for restoration, $2,300. Jeff Trexler, Hayrack with 4 wheels, GC, with dolly wheel. John Ellis, Eagle white, $250-$300. Daniel McMillan, UB 264 Intern’l irrigation system, Gold Hill 704-633-5112. $350; fertilizer spreader, GC, $150. Springs 910-673-0417. N. Wilkesboro 336-984-3130. propane gas with Burkley pump, 500 lb fertilizer spreader Brady Lester, Winston-Salem 336- 600 or 601 series Ford trac- Lab pups, AKC, OFA/CERF, 3, 4 and 5” Matherson pipe, 4 used three times, $300. Dennis 201-2206. tor with PS. A.W. Marion, Pleasant DOB 4/07, black, yellow and chocolate, guns, $7,000. Robert Edwards, Jackson Sutton, Chadbourn 910-654-1650. Chipper Bearcat model 74554, Garden 336-674-2045. field and hunt test prospects, $400- Springs 910-281-4314. IH 1466 recent overhaul, EC, 5” chipper cap, 3 pt hitch, hy- NH55 rotary rake for parts, $500. Michael Parker, Mt Ulla 4 basket hay tedder, VGC, $10,500. Joe Bryant, Lexington draulic feed system, LNC, $6,000. tine bars and wheel/wheel hub. Debbie 704-278-1699. $3,000; ’04 Honda Rancher ES 336-239-0197. Mike Higgins, Gibsonville 336-697- Bethune, Mt Pleasant 704-982- Two chocolate Lab pups 9 4x4 with warranty, $4,000 OBO; Krone 1510 Vario pack round 8955. 3691. w/o, AKC, both males, parents on new 6’ bucket for JD 600/700 loader, baler, net or twine, stored in dry, NH 56 rake $900; 3 pt till- Post hole auger for 30 horse site, Lake Norman area, $300. Stephanie $750 OBO. Jamie Elliott, Denton 4 ft bales, LNC, $14,000 OBO. age tool, $300; JD 1240 4 row tractor, good working condition Thomas, Mooresville 704-662-7952. 336-302-0165. Ronnie Holman, Granite Falls 828- planter, $700. Matthew Hutchinson, or minor repairs. Brian Layton, NZ white meat rabbits, $20/ Troybilt Bronco for small gardens, 728-8116. Lexington 336-787-3981. Seagrove 336-379-1309. ea, Flemish giants, reg. for show starts easy, ready to dig, $250. NH 450 7 ft sickle mower with Dearborn lift E disc harrow, Factory rollbar and canopy or commercial breeding, $50/ea. Robert Stokely, Thomasville 336- 3 extra sickles, EC, $1,250. Harold 20 set disc with Dearborn top link for Ford 5000; PTO wood chip- R.B. Greeson, Liberty 336-622- 474-6226. Leonard, Thomasville 336-476- included extra discs included, very per/shredder for smaller tractor. 3611. Ford 2000 diesel w/loader, $5,500; 4653. heavy, $150. John Leatherwood, Ed Peek, Huntersville 704-905- Holland lop rabbits small- Intern’l I40 with sickle mower, Ferguson peanut diggers, one- Dallas 704-923-0366. 1760. est dwarf breed of lop eared, pedigreed, $2,750; large manure spreader, $1,000; 6 row, newer, custom built for AC D17 NF series 1 gas, tires, JD 4440, 4450 or 4455 quad breeders, show or pets, $10 up. Reese drum hay mower, $900; Leinbach 30” rows, extra parts, $5,000’ two radiator, 3 y/o, manure bucket loader range, cab with heat, air, straight Janice Jones, Danbury 336-593- front mounted spear, $250. R.K. 4-row, older refurbished, set up includes work platform and hay sheet metal, good tires, good working 8080. Swift, Elon 336-508-9601. on 30” rows, $1,250/ea. J.A. Winslow, spike lifting forks w/ top hydraulic condition, up to $17,000. Brian Border collies ABC, reg., DOB Intern’l 454 diesel hydraulics 252-426-7070. cyliner for loader frame, original Lowe, Liberty 336-261-8497. 2/07, short haired, black/white, recently gone through, good tractor, JD 4 row corn planter, $500. snap couplers w/3 pt hitch adapter, Cultipacker 1 pt hitch, field red/white, $250. Tommy Durham, $4,500. Chris Mast, Warrensville Randy Murdock, Troutman 704- $3,200, OBO. H. Norwood, Lincolnton ready, GC or needs minor work, Walnut Cove 336-427-3238. 336-384-3115. 594-4621. 704-732-7531. reasonable price. Tom Wilkinson, Beagle, 2 ½ y/o, AKC, reg., Farmall tractor, includes turning Four 14” 3 bottom trip plows, Cooleemee 336-284-2272. lemon/white, medium slow, $250. plow, disc harrows, spray system, GC, $400; JD 6 shank cultiva- Farm tractor with front end Harvey Collins, State Road 336- cultivators and trailer, GC, $4,000. tor, 3 pt hook up, $125; 1 row loader, 50 to 60 hp, GC. Ray Adams, 874-3297. Deaton Hurley, Rockingham 910- lay off plow, $35. Colon Nifong, Benson 919-894-4343. Holland lop rabbits various 895-9640. Lexington 336-731-6730. Fordson F tractor parts and colors available, $10/ea. Randy James, ’84 Intern’l Harvester model ’62 Farmall 140 with culti- equipment. Karl Hesse, Huntersville Lexington 336-978-7165. 274 diesel 30 hp, 1,185 hrs, good vator hillers and scratchers, does 704-895-8241. Reg. English Pointer male, tires, front and rear, ropes and not have a 1 pt hitch, $2,750. JD 75 right hand hay rake with Fertilizer spreader pull type, bird dog, 4 y/o, points, backs, retrieves, canopy, $5,000. Bobby Myrick, Larry O’Barr, Gibsonville 336-697- dolly wheel. John Ellis, Eagle Springs 3 ton, GC. Wade Brittain, Hickory medium hunting, easy to handle, Biscoe 910-572-7957. 0754. 910-673-0417. 828-324-0729. $800. Todd McDaniel, Mocksville #22 McCormick Deering thresher Magnetos rebuilt for all types IH 966, 1066 or 1466 trac- JD 2010 row crop JD 5220 336-492-2979. built between ’1935 and ’1945, engines, $150-$450. Larry Fos- tor not running, reasonable price. or JF5320 with low hours, MFWD Australian shepherd pups, has always been sheltered, can see ter, Burlington 336-584-7563. Darian Sturdivant, Chapel Hill 919- and cab area a plus. M. Paul, Durham AKC/ASCA, some show quality, serial number, $750. Jim Little, JD 24T square baler, with 923-5856. 919-767-3307. lots of champ bloodlines, DOB Midland 704-888-2891. bale thrower and bale chute ex- Early AC snap coupler or Magnetos and parts that can 1/07, working and show bloodlines, ’99 Electric E-Z Go golf cart tension, GC, $1,600 OBO. Rob- pull type implements mowers, conditioners, be used to repair magnetos. Larry $500-$800. Brenda Norman, Ruffin new batteries, green, $1,400. Kerry ert Penry, Cleveland 704-278-4004 rakes, balers, etc, working or junked. Foster, Burlington 336-584-7563. 336-939-3065. Nichols, North Wilkesboro 336- or 682-3518. C.E. Euart, Salisbury 704-279-6141. 317 JD garden tractor run- Australian cattle dog blue 667-6025. 410 JD round hay baler shelter NH Super hayliner model #68 ning or not for parts. Jerry Ellis, heeler pups, AKC reg., CH bloodlines, NH 851 6’ round baler, chain kept, good working condition, $500 hay baler. Tom Volk, Robertsonville Holly Springs 919-577-1979. work/show, blues, reds, $300 up. driven,VGC, $1,800 OBO. Clint nego. Bobby Dew, Rocky Mount 252-795-5373. Hydraulic rotating by pass Benny Kinley, Greensboro 336- Harrill, Forest City 828-429-9273. 252-883-4422. Hammermill, must be in VGC. grapple attaches to knuckleboom 299-8621 or www.drkscattledogs.com ’96 JD 6300 cab tractor with One bottom spring trip plow, Tom Neighbours, Winston-Salem for loading logs medium size, reasonable Two redbone coonhounds 7 620 loader, bucket, forks and round $125. Jeff Eller, Winston-Salem 336-769-3212. price. Michael Spanolia, Browns y/o CH male will show in woods, bale spear included, AC/heat, 70 336-769-2338. Used 4 basket hay tedder Summit 336-255-2434. $500; 9 m/o pup ready to start, hp, EC, $28,000; ‘04 Kuhn mower JD 40 blade disc, good disc manual hydraulic fold and 2840 Frontend loader for ’79 JD $100. Justin Miller, Advance 336- conditioner, EC, ready for spring blades, bearings are good, pulls great, JD. Jacob Brandt, China Grove 704- 2240 tractor including all parts 998-5553. hay mowing, $8,500. Allen Hamilton, EC, $2,400. Raymond Butler, Chadbourn 857-4989. for installation, GC, up to $4,000. 7/8 Pyrenees X 1/8 Anatolian Archdale 336-442-1161. 910-654-3148. 3 pt hitch pasture sprayer Richard Gregory, Angier 919-639- shepherd pups will be ready May ’02 Nortrac NT 254 tractor, Polaris Sportsman, 500 HO or trailer type sprayer . Don Dobbins, 6382. 15th, born and raised with live- low hours, Great Bend front end Ducks Unlimited Special Edition, Sophia 336-861-2295. Wabco 222F scraper, need electric stock, $200. Charles Branch, Sanford loader model 220, Northern tool ’01 model, push button, 4x4, au- Frontend loader for 3600 Ford motor that pulls elevator, would 919-776-7389. 5 ft bushhog, Northern tool 5 ft tomatic, EC, $4,000. Jeremy Efird, tractor, must be in good working be interested in working or junk Dachshunds, mini females, long box blade, all in EC, many ex- Oakboro 704-888-7064. condition. Elizabeth Wilson, Selma one for parts. W.G. Sink, Trin- and short hair, mother on site, tras, $5,000. Chuck Hughes, Durham 3 pt hitch Cole corn planter, 919-965-9315. ity 336-472-8274. gentle with children, $300. Debra 919-382-7514. with plates, GC, $275. Steve Elkins, 5’ wide root rake/landscaper Loader assembly for NH 3430. Hopkins, Creedmoor 919-528-1388. Grain cleaner, NECO 51A, Chapel Hill 919-967-4646. rake, rock rake with 3 pt hitch David Hinson, Albemarle 704-244- Rabbits Tennessee and red backs, electric, $1,000. William Pyle, Franklinton Holland 1 row plant setter, in GC, near Sanford. Joe West, 1223. $10 up. D. J. Pelt, LaGrance 919- 919-494-1145. original barrel, hose and mounts, Sanford 919-775-9198. Tractor with 5 ft or 6 ft belly 778-0361. Sioux model 680 valve grinding boxes field ready, EC, $800 OBO. JD 1217 haybine 3 pt one mower, GC. Jim Stimpson, Lewisville Great Pyrenees pups DOB machine, Sioux 1771A air valve Horace Rice, Jr., Mars Hill 828- row Cole corn planter with fer- 336-945-5461. 5/07, white with badger markings, seat kit, Hastings 1525 valve guide 689-2805. tilizer hopper and all plates. Howard parents on site with goats, $300. Knurler kit, EC, $1,500. Johnny ’02 JD 260 Skidsteer, 1700 Campbell, Rockingham 910-331- Freddy Davis, Elkin 336-366-4174. Kessler, Charlotte 704-376-3902. hrs, foam filled itres, 72” bucket, 0801. German Shorthair pups reg., ’75 Ford 5000 row crop new EC, $15,000. James Lewis, High Oliver tractor Super 44 or AKC, DOB 3/07, tails docked, excellent 15.5-38 tires rebuilt engine, hyd. Point 336-869-0343. 440. Mike Garrison, Weaverville bloodline, bred for quail, close working, PTO, PS, single remote, VGC, $8,500. Farmall ABC and Supers all 828-645-7828. or pets, $300. Ben Moore, Woodleaf B.J. Whitfield, Mt Olive 919-921- metal belt pulley, no damage, ready 6’ finish mower, GC, reasonable 704-278-4454. 1411. to use, shipping available upon price, near Mooresville. Ray James, NOTICE Two female blue heelers, both Gleaner F combine 13’ g rain, request, $45. Clint Lowe, Julian China Grove 704-857-1426. obedience trained, both spayed, 4 row cornhead, gas, GC, $5,900; 336-685-5720. Box blade good heavy duty, In accordance with state $150 up. Clint Harrill, Forest City Vicon 1210 round baler, GC, $6,700. Generac portable generator rust is okay, must be solid. Josh law, puppies and dogs advertised 828-429-9273. Caron, Summerfield 336-509-4082. Frank Macon, Seagrove 336-879- 15,000 watt, 22,500 surge low hours, in the Agricultural Review which Border collie tri female, 7 3907. GC, $!,700. Clayton Cooper, Julian Loader step through to fit a m/o, excellent pedigree, keen to Ford 501 sickle mower, $325. 336-685-9867. Ford 8N tractor. Maury Ferrari, are 4 mos. or older must have work, many Intern’l and Scottish T. Regan Hudson, Vale 828-874- ’77 Farmall 140 original paint, Stedman 910-531-3772. current rabies vaccinations. herding champs, house and crate 5147. fast hitch, scrape, cultivators, bushhog, Chipper/shredder, PTO driven. This rule also includes dogs trained, $700. Susan Clark, Lincolnton Ed Peek, Huntersville 704-905- NH 477 haybine, field ready, tiller, double plow, 16 disc har- at stud. 828-428-4298. $1,500; IH 2200 front end loader, row, rolling cults, $5,000. Tho- 1760. German shepherd pups AKC, Ads MUST include the age EC, fits IH model 484 tractor, mas Price, Stokesdale 336-427- Root Grapple to fit 773 Bobcat, black/tan, sire with SCHI, dam German $2,500. Keith McDonald, Ellerbe 3409. prefer 66”. Phil Hamby, Yadkinville of the canines at the time of import line, show/working, both 910-652-6447. 4’ Land Pride bushhog heavy 336-399-3840. publication, and a copy of the parents on site, have 3 genera- I40 Farmall tractor portable 2705 MF for parts only, $2,500. duty, GC, $250 or trade for 5’ rabies certificate or a state- tion pedigree, $600. Mark Holt, Bryan Chestnutt, Tabor City 910- bushhog. Dale Phillips, Rockwell cain mill for making syrup. Ed Brown, Spring Hope 252-478-6270. ment that all animals have Siloam 336-374-2330. 653-3263. 704-855-2564. German shepherd AKC, reg., Disc mower Kuhn GMD 500 Bushhog 2426QT frontend Feed mill trailer type sprayer, current shots. 7 ft, VGC, $3,500. Pratt Dunlap, loader, rated for 35-75 PTO HP prefer 500 gallon, must be in GC. female, black/tan, 8 m/o, $200. Kernersville 336-317-4114. 2WD tractors, includes mounting Bill Murrell, Wilmington 910-520- Mini lops and Holland lops Ivan Whiteheart, Winston-Salem Sawmill, 2 blades, no power bracket for JC 830 VGC, $1,300. 0055. many sizes and colors, indoor cages 336-769-9851. unit, $2,500. Leroy Wingler, Statesville Bill Reavis, Kannapolis 704-932- JD A or B tractor. Teddy McRae, available, $10 up. Trent Canipe, Mini Dachshund 6 w/o, $350. 704-872-8604. 1728. Mt Gilead 910-220-3233. Lincolnton 704-740-6704. Crystal Norris, King 336-983-6203. Page 6 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS HAY AND GRAIN Fiest pups ready 5/07, mother Great Pyrenees pups AKC, Australian cattledog AKC reg., Fescue sq bales, pick up in on site, $100-$150. Nancy Little, livestock guardian, sire and dam DOB 5/07, two litters, red & blue the field or at the barn, $2.25- Midland 704-888-2458. on ranch, $350/ea. James Bass, heeler pups, tails docked, dew claws $3/ea. Matthew Hutchinson, Lexington Golden Retrievers quality litter, II, Fayetteville 910-484-2702 or removed, $250. Mary Wike, Hiddenite 336-787-3981. all pups guaranteed, will include 484-2733-n. 828-632-0525. ’07 hay $2/per bale. Vernon microchip, $1,000. Shirley VanCamp, Great Pyrenees AKC reg., DOB Blue heeler pups, DOB 3/ NOTICE Hill, Mt Pleasant 704-436-9524. Monroe 704-564-5234. 1/07, both parents on site, great 07, males and females, ARF reg- N.C. law requires a permit ’06 fescue with some broomstraw Beagles AKC reg., rabbit dogs, temperament, raised with goats, isters, $150. Brenda Wagner, West to sell honey bees in the state. and some smoke, need to clean gun dogs, bred from great National $300. Mickey Bowman, Staley 336- Jefferson 336-877-5280. A permit is not required for: out barn for ’07, will deliver for champ bloodlines, two males and 824-2716. Great Pyrenees males, AKC, nominal fee, approx. 300 bales one female, great hunting and running Beagle pups DOB 2/07, good good bloodlines, raised with goats, The sale of less than 10 bee for Free, good for gardening, landscaping dogs, $300 up. Jesse Wood, Tobaccoville hunting stock and pets, males, $75, $350/ea. J. Efird, Oakboro 704- hives in a calendar year, a one- of cows. Richmond Trexler, Salisbury 336-924-6734. females, $85. David Matthews, Yadkinville 485-4694. time going-out-of-business sale 704-636-1445. Reg. Feist 6 m/o, 3 y/o, sev- 336-961-6072. Pointing Lab pups DOB 1/ of less than 50 hives, or the Fescue and mixed grass hay eral times, $400 for both, 12 Great Pyrenees pups males, 07, South Dakota Line, AKC registered, renting of bees for pollination horse and cow quality, square bales, m/o, 12 m/o Cur started well, $750 females, white with badger mark- males, $500; females, $600, pointing purposes or their movement to $2/field, $2.50/in the barn. Josie or all 3/$1,000. Brent Maready, ings, parents on site, raised with at 9 weeks. Bill Whitman, Westfield gather honey. Snider, Staley 336-622-2942. Jacksonville 910-389-8132. goats. Lyle Loflin, Denton 336- 336-351-4049. Contact Don Hopkins, state Pine needles very clean, box Pembroke Welsh Corgi, AKC, 953-0424. 28 rabbit cages, $10/ea. Glenn baled, $3.75/ea; coastal Bermuda pups 3 males, 1 tri color, 2 red Bloodhound pups AKC, red, Kirk, Maysville 910-577-1355. apiarist, N.C. Department of horse hay, square bales, $4/ea. John and white born 11/06, $400/ea. DOB 2/07, $400; Cocker span- Lab pups, chocolate, silver, Agriculture and Consumer Ser- Ellis, Eagle Springs 910-673-00417. Kathy Daniels, Taylorsville 828- iel, AKC, male, pups, DOB 2/07, black, AKC, DOB 3/07, taking deposits, vices, P.O. Box 27647, Raleigh, Horse quality hay $25/roll, 632-5025. black, black/white parti, choco- $450 up. Eldon Joines, Sparta 336- NC 27611 for information. delivery available. H.O. Davis, Elon Australian shepherd red merle, late parti, $200 up. C. Cells, Gold 372-6602. 336-260-7606 or 342-0490. full blood, no papers, 2 y/o, needs Hill 704-633-5065. German shepherd pups AKC, Mature grass hay, square bales, room to run, Free. John Kistler, At stud English Pointer white, SCHh German lines and Ameri- 5 frame gamble radial honey $3/ea. Clyde Hayes, Lowgap 336- Burlington 336-228-0571. liver and ticked, 1 ½ y/o, strong can 130 lbs sire, 90 lb dam to extractor stainless steel with stand, 320-2335. Great Pyrenees pups, AKC hunter, $200. Danny Faulk, Richfield good homes only, $400. David works manually with handle or with Horse quality hay to be picked registered, males and females, sire 704-463-1506. Rierson, Lewisville 336-945-04785. electric drill, $225. Carol Linker, up in the field this spring, fertil- and dam on site, raised with goats, At stud Beagle, AKC, male, At stud Great Pyrenees, AKC Clemmons 336-712-2484. ized quality fields, bales $2.75/ ready to go, $400. Jerrod Helms, 6 y/o, A1 rabbit dog, solid, red reg., champ bloodline, large dog, 7 bee hives $125/ea; new hive fields; $3.75/barn, call for cut- Midland 704-560-3159. blanket back, fee, $100. Donald good dispo., in pasture with goats, top feeders, $20/ea, various su- ting times. Keith Moore, Elon 336- Australian cattle pups blue Miller, Laurel Springs 336-372- fee $275 or pick of litter; Great pers, hives bodies, tops and bot- 584-1222 or Don 336-584-3195. and red, male and female, $100/ 1426. Pyrenees pups, champ line, AKC toms, $5-$20, some new, some Orchard grass/fescue 4x4 and ea. Jennifer Foushee, Moncure 919- Australian shepherd pups Los reg., white/badger markings, $400.B. used. Danny Wallace, Snow Camp 4x5, oat hay, horse quality, around 542-3404. Rocoso , DOB 3/07, red merle and Estep, Shelby 704-482-7513. 336-376-3232. 1,500 bales, pick up in the field Yellow Labs, AKC $350. M. red tris, $200. Betty Marshall, Clemmons Great Pyrenees pups, 2 lit- 5 frame Nuc in wax coated and delivery, starting at $20/per Linda, Atkinson 910-283-5200. 336-766-4083. ters, AKC registered, champ bloodlines, cardboard Nuc customer supplies bale. Don Elam, Robbins 919-548- Great Pyrenees AKC, female, Bird dog pups Droppers, reg. $400. Brenda Matheson, Polkville frames and was assembled, $85 without 4221. DOB 12/04, guardian on site with English setter sire, reg. English 704-466-6817. frames and wax, $95 you pick up. Quality hay Timothy, Timothy/ dairy goats, spayed, healthy and Pointer dam, $150/ea. Bob War- At stud German Shepherd, black/ Glen Johnson, Madison 336-445- Alfalfa; Alfalfa and many other happy, $300. Liza Plaster, Lenoir ren, Benson 910-891-9700. tan with some read on head, bloodlines 9898. mixed hays, organic feeds/supplements, 828-758-0906. English setters, English pointer, part SCHh German German im- One painted 10” super $15; pick up or delivery, $4.75 up. Nora Coon dogs, reg. Walker fe- Brittany Spaniels, Weimaraners, port and part American, 4 y/o, 3 painted white, 10” supers with Mitchell, Wake Forest 919-528- male, 9 y/o, reg. bluetick male, German short hair pointer, all registered, 115 lbs, produces large pups, fee racks no wax, $20/ea; 4 painted 5690. 5 y/o, grade blue tick female, 2 good bloodlines, $200 up. Don and $350. Pat Oliver, Hamptonville white, 6” supers, $12/ea; 1 painted Fescue hay horse quality, $3/ y/o, $200-$400; Jack Russell pups Linda Smith, Albertson 252-568- 336-468-6242. white, 6” super with racks, no wax, sq bale; $14.50/round bale; soy- DOB 2/07, minnie, short hair, not 4938. $15; 2 complete hive bodies, $20/ bean hay, $15/per round bale, will hyper great hunters, or pets, $300/ Weimaraner pups, AKC, DOB, ea; 1 case unassembled, 10” su- be cut the end of May, taking ea. Jack Smith, Goldsboro 919- 3/07, some blue, dam and sire good pers, $10, ½ case unassembled, orders now. Zach Jordan, High Point 731-7269. natured hunters, $500. Clyde Hayes, 6” racks, $5; 2 wire queen sepa- 336-442-7176. Holland lop, mini Rex, Netherlands Lowgap 336-320-2335. rators, $3/ea. Vance Proctor, Jr., Fescue/orchard mixed all square Vale 704-462-2703. dwarf and lion heads, various colors, Great Pyrenees pups AKC Anyone who raises Keeshound bales, spring 2007 cutting, horse $10 up. Veronica Little, Vass 910- registered, raised with goats, sire 5 frame Nucs with Russian quality, $3.50 at the barn or $3/ pups. Vicki Pearce, Asheboro 336- or Italian queens, $65/ea with frame 245-3893. and dam on site as livestock guardian 857-2234. in the field. Donald Baker, Youngsville Feist mountain type, black/ dog, $350. Mike Bebber, Mt Ulla exchange, 20 mi east of Char- 919-556-2402. Old coondog that can help lotte pick up only. Hayne Haigler, white or tan/white, some broke, 704-633-3907. train a puppy. Mary Kathryn Vining, $400; pups, $50-$150; Coon English, Old English sheep dog pups Monroe 704-219-9926. Thomasville 336-769-2856. 50 new beehives with bees good tree dog, 10 m/o, $600; Neuse working and herding, 60 to 80 lbs, Small beagle 9-11 inches, reg. River Rambo, one female, trees $500. Connie Muehlbach, Asheboro resistant to colony collapse dis- AKC, that has started running. order, mites, SHB and AFB, $110/ good, $250; one male Walker, good 336-879-3253. Harvey Collins, State Road 336- tree dog, Rat Attach bloodline, English setter pups reg. males ea. Tony Parker, Bolton 910-655- Orchard grass, horse qual- 874-3297. 0741. $600. Gayle Frye, Carthage 910- and females, $350-$400; three Pointer Feist puppy brown and white, ity or fescue square bales deliv- 947-5690-h or 369-4947. males, registered, FDSB, $150. Leslie between 8 and 12 weeks old, in ered. Brenda Casteel, Denton 336- Three beagles males 11 m/ Ball, Lexington 336-245-3140. Johnston or surrounding counties. 859-3710. o, started running, two Warfield Border collie pups DOB 3/ Nathan Wilder, Selma 919-965- Horse quality round bales, some red and one black and tan, will 07, 3 females, 3 males, tri color, 3023. square, need at least 8 round bales, sell separate, or all three/$225. black and white, from working parents, Great Pyrenees female, AKC will pick up within 30 minutes Fred Gentry, East Bend 336-699- father top trial dog, pups will be of Kenly ASAP, price nego. Meredith reg., 8 m/o up, good home. Henry One small bee hive for pollination 2281 aft. 6 pm. registered with ABCA, $500/ea. Paul, Shelby 704-487-4268. Melville, Kenly 919-201-4474. Australian cattle dog, blue Teresa Fischer, Siler City 919-742- of back yard fruit trees, $30. M. Whole oats for cattle feed. Great Pyrenees male, AKC Jay, Gastonia 704-578-8239. heelers, blues and reds, great working 3234. reg., not over 2 y/o. Brenda Matheson, Bill Barker, Vanceboro 252-244- dogs or pets, DOB 5/07, ARF reg., Mini Dachshund 6 w/o, $350. Polkville 704-466-6817 or 482- 0997. $250. Debbie Hinson, Wingate 704- Crystal Norris, King 336-983-6203. 5138. 296-0333. Great Pyrenees pups DOB English setters 8 m/o, FDSB 2/07, raised with goats, parents reg., orange/white, 4 males good on site, great markings, $450. Janey bloodline, great hunting dogs, $300. Scruggs, Charlotte 704-634-4891. Fescue, good quality horse hay, Jerry McLean, Fayetteville 910- At stud, Jack Russell terrier sq bales, spring ’07 cutting, $2.50/ 488-8648. registered, field work conforma- field, $3/barn. John Warner, Reidsville *** English spring spaniel pups, tion pedigree, fee, $250. K. Woods, Koi fish Carolina Beach, $4 336-634-1234. PLEASE NOTE: All equine DOB 4/07, parents on site, $$300; Carthage 910-603-5686. up. Junior Brewer, Carolina Beach ’07 Alfalfa extra clean, horse 6 mos. or older must have a mini Dachshunds, AKC, $350/female Great Pyrenees pups AKC 910-458-4809. quality, $6.50/sq bales; fescue orchard, current negative Coggins/EIA or $400/males. Libby Presnell, Sparta registered, raised with goats, sire Koi and goldfish 4” up, $2 $4/ea; spring oats, $5/ea; fescue, test. Advertisers must supply 336-372-4131. and dam on site as livestock guardian up; bait fish available by the dozen $3.50/ea. Keith Peeples, Oak Ridge the accession number of test, Rabbits, NZ, Californians, NZ/ dog, $350. Mike Bebber, Mt Ulla or individual, $1-$25. Julie Pendry, 336-382-1109. the name of lab doing the test, Californian X, breeding does, breeding 704-633-3907. Boonville 336-699-3556. Wheat straw $2.25/per bale. the date of test and results bucks and young, $10-$25. Chad Old English sheep dog pups Blue gill/shellcracker, $.30, G.T. Underwood, Elon 336-349- for each equine advertised. The Rouse, Zebulon 919-455-7338. working and herding, 60 to 80 lbs, channel catfish, $.35; sterile grass 7283 after 6 pm. following advertisers have pro- Jack Russell terriers JRTCA $500. Connie Muehlbach, Asheboro carp, $10, delivery day 4/11/07. Timothy hay horse quality square vided a negative Coggins test. reg. DOB 2/07, males and females, 336-879-3253. M. Warner, Waxhaw 704-243-3011. bales, some mixed grasses, no fescue, rough and broken coats, trails English setter pups reg. males Two fiberglass minnow tanks $6.50/ea. Bill Atkinson, Henderson *** docked $250. Joy Barr, Taylorsville and females, $350-$400; three Pointer 15ft long, 4 ft wide, 18” deep, 252-425-1776. Pony wagon w/rubber tires, include 828-632-7752. males, registered, FDSB, $150. Leslie GC, $800/per tank OBO. Ken Suggs, ’06 Orchard grass square bales, 2 sets of matching pony wagon Mtn Feist pups, DOB 3/07, Ball, Lexington 336-245-3140. Rougemont 919-280-1376. 98%, $4.50/ea. Barbara Anderson, harness, collars, GC, $950. Roy some born with bob tail, parents Border collie pups DOB 3/ Belgium red worms, hand picked, Laurel Springs 336-359-2537. Willis, Providence 336-388-5985. on site, $100. James Simmons, 07, 3 females, 3 males, tri color, $25/lb PPD. Kendal Rose, Marble Matua or Coastal hay booking ’88 Two horse trailer, excel- Sanford 919-776-9663. black and white, from working parents, 828-837-7165. spring cutting, square bales, $2.50/ lent floor and tires, includes spare, Beagle tri color, 1 ½ y/o, very father top trial dog, pups will be Pond fish large mouth bass, in the field; round bales, $20/ea. big dressing room, some rust in friendly, will make excellent hunting registered with ABCA, $500/ea. grass carp, blugill, shell cracker, Tom or Wesley Williams, Rockingham mangers and body, some restora- dog, needs hunting family or family Teresa Fischer, Siler City 919-742- flat head minnows, channel cat- 910-895-3870 or 895-3480. tion has been done, ugly but ef- with large yard, good home only, 3234. fish, Koi, black crappie, pond supplies, ’07 cutting Alfalfa, no rain, ficient $1,500. Melissa Nelson, $125. Rebekah Ray, Wake For- Great Pyrenees pups DOB $30-$20. Rick Stuckman or Kevin horse quality, $4.75/field or $5.75/ Vanceboro 252-670-7501. est 919-556-3745. 2/07, raised with goats, parents Patterson, Currie 910-283-1428. in the barn; orchard grass, $3.75/ TB gelding 16.2h, 20 y/o, gentle German shorthairs quality on site, great markings, $450. Janey Grass carp clean your pond field or $4.75/in the barn, 40-50 good manners, walk, trot, canter, pups DOB 3/07 with hunt show Scruggs, Charlotte 704-634-4891. of unwanted vegetation, $60/dozen. lb square bales. Harden Phipps, jump, saddle, bridle, halter and blankets, and agility titles in pedigree, $600- Toy/mini Australian shep- Robert Warren, Burlington 336- Julian 336-446-6817 nights. $1,500, for the horse only, $1,000. $800; at stud, German shorthair, herd pups quality bloodlines all 578-2505. Alfalfa hay $6.50/per bale; Lynnsey or Marci Sinkoe, Matthews great hunting ability, fee $500. colors and blue eyes, $575 up. Gwen Rainbow, brown and triploid orchard grass, $5/per bale; fescue 704-846-1742. Christy Lambright, Wake Forest Thorne, Tarboro 252-641-4515 rainbow trout stocking, $1.75-$2.25/ grass, $3.50/bale, orchard grass, ’95 Exiss GN 2 horse slant, 919-556-5915. or 903-3345. lb depending on size and quan- fescue mix, $4/bale, will deliver rear tack, air/heat, new brakes, Great Pyrenees pups large, Australian cattle pups reds tity, feed available. Chris Selle, at extra cost. Maynard Southern, tires, drop windows, lots more, great dogs, beautiful parents on and blues, 2 females, 4 males, $100/ Pisgah Forest 828-884-9890. Stokesdale 336-643-5621. $12,500. Wanda Mcauley, Ham- site, $300. Lee Atkins, Laurel Hill ea. Jennifer Foushee, Moncure 919- Mosquito fish, Gambisia widley Horse quality grass hay taking let 910-582-2839. 910-462-3098. 542-3404. used for mosquito control, $100/ orders for spring cutting, $1.75/ Appaloosa mare Plaudit bloodlines, Great Pyrenees pups, raised Australian shepherd, great per 1,000. Bobby Madison 336- ea, delivery available. Mitchell Mears, snow cap w/small chestnut spots with goats, parents on site, could farm dog, Free to good home. Tom 427-7171. Mt. Airy 336-374-3916. 15.1h, loads, stands for farrier, Poindexter, Winston-Salem 336- Farm raised channel catfish, Timothy hay 55 lb bales, ex- foal producing broodmare, has been be livestock guard dog or pet, $300. cellent horse quality, pickup, 100+ ridden, very friendly, $1,100 nego. Billy or Krista Bass, Statesville 769-2792. USDA 103’s, free delivery within Llewellin/German Wirehair 200 miles of Wilmington, 5” to bales, $6.50/ea, all else delivered Laura Zygmunt, Ivanhoe 910-283- 704-883-0687. X 18 m/o female, spayed, farm .75 lbs, $.85/lb; .75 to 1.25 lbs, or pick up, $6.75/ea, all by ap- 3692. Australian shepherd pups raised, $150. Jim Keeble, Cullowhee $1.25/lb. Ray Rothrock, Supply pointment only. Jackie Adams, New Crosby Hunterdon English AOB 03/07, registered, black bi’s, 828-743-2572. 910-458-5454. Hill 919-395-2080. saddle, size 17, $450. Betsy Wetherall, black tris, blue merles, family raised, Beagle pups, tri color, ready Stock your pond fast grow- ’06 wheat/rye grass mix 4x4 Belews Creek 336-595-4079. parents on site, $200/ea, taking mid May, AKC reg., $150/ea. Mark ing hybrid bluegills, $4.75 for 10” round bales forage tested, $25/ea. AQHA 15h sorrel mare w/flaxen deposits. Terri Hendrix, Millers Thomas, Winston-Salem 336-776- large mouth bass. Phil Kaylor, Faison L.M. Chrismon, Elon 336-449- mane, $2,800. Cinda Koonz, East Creek 336-973-5177. 1339. 910-533-2152. 5775. Bend 336-306-5588. May 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7 HORSES HORSES HORSES HORSES HORSES Sicilian jennet donkey 7 y/ Horse boarding 75 ac rail fence, Two horse dual axle BP trailer, Reg. bay paint gelding, rid- Old bay mares, pair of three, o, registered, mini, silver gray dun, brick barn, fan, turn out daily, gray color, manger with tack compartment den by child; X show saddle bred ½ sisters, well trained for wagon $1,000. Ann Moss Joyner, Mebane stall cleaned daily, AM/PM feed- underneath, swinging divider, side mare used for trail riding, does and broke to ride, harnesses in- 919-563-4109. ing, round pen riding ring, $350/ by side entry doors, GC, $700. not trot 5 gaited, both horses 15h, cluded, $3,000; small Quarter Arabian AT stud APHA stallions sorrell/ mo; English saddle Lane Fox cut Stephanie Young, Julian 336-456- $1,800/ea; four saddles, 15”, 16”, mare, 6 y/o, very energetic, $800. white, black/white homozygous, back 20.5 size seat, GC, $175. C. 9908. 17”, $75-$175; 4 horse trailer tag Jeff Parker, Richfield 704-982- good disposition, shown and trail Nickles Franklinville 336-824-5422. ¾ QH ¼ TB gelding, 3 ½ y/ along, needs work, $700. Pat Oliver, 9000. ridden, fee $650. Jeff Mullen, Raleigh Mini horses triple reg., various o, 16h, built like QH, beginner Hamptonville 336-468-6242. TWH gelding, chestnut, 15.2h, 919-796-8375. colors, ’07 weanling foals due early to advanced rider, will do any- QH gelding, bomb proof, palomino, 4 y/o, sire is Ozone, out of Prides QH reg., 9 y/o, bay, gelding, spring, black/white, parents on site, thing, red dun, $2,500. Leah Phillips, 14.2h, great on trails, good for Big Stride mare, ridden on trails TB bloodlines, 15 ½ h, loads, not gentle, $800 up. Bill and Pam Banks, Newton 704-462-2545. kids or beginner, western, dres- and will cross water, needs expe- spooked by dogs or cars, cattle Clayton 919-412-1684. QH mare 8 y/o, pony size, sage and jumping, easy to handle, rienced ridder, $2,800. Randy Harris, worked, farrier friendly, $2,200; ’00 AQHA chestnut mare, 14.3h, red dun, $450; Arabian gelding, no vices, $5,000. Andrea Ruting, Kittrell 919-693-1713. QH, reg., no papers, 9 y/o, cattle stocky big hip, Zan Parr Barr, sir 3 y/o, green broke, $600. Julie Ellerbe 910-331-8181. Two QH geldings, sorrel and work competitive roping, great Quincy Dan bloodlines voice command, Everhart, Lexington 336-764-2914. White Paso Fino mare best gray, both cow performance bred dispo, $2,500. Jeff Bonds, Con- clips, loads, bathes, ridden by youth, Reg. mini gelding 3 y/o, rides trail horse, great broodmare, Bochica/ and ready to be finished in any cord 980-521-9349. $2,000; ’01 AQHA Palomino mare and drives, good attitude, used in Hilachas bloodlines, loads, clips, discipline, great potential, $2,000 ’89 Circle M GN horse trailer, Peppy Sand Badger, Sir Quincy Dan 4H program, $1,000. Kristi Grove, great with farrier, foaled 3 fil- and $2,500. S. Lemons, Albemarle new tires and tack, $4,500 or will bloodlines, clips, loads, etc, $2,500. Bailey 252-478-7437. lies, 1 stallion, $2,000; Paso Fino 704-422-6394. trade for aluminum stock GN horse Lori Caudill, Sparta 336-200-2007. ’83 Cato 2 horse BP, fully gelding, trail ridden, $1,800. B. TB mare registered, approved trailer. Paul Cellucci, Apex 919- TWH x QH 15h, 6 y/o, needs enclosed, completely reconditioned, Hewett, Rockingham 910-895-9822. Hanoverian, 16h, 14 y/o, produces 413-8562. a male intermediate rider, stands/ new lights, new steel walls, elec- Pasture board $100/mo, high superior foals, sound, easy to breed, Carriage 3 seats, hydraulic brakes, loads, no kick, gaited, black/white tric brakes, front opens completely, tensil electric wire, no barbed wire, $1,800 or can lease for breeding. lights, oak finish, top, Amish made star, loves to go with others, spooky new paint, $3,200 nego. Trudi Ann 3 sided shelter. Alan Gordon, Ru- B. Sedwick, Knightdale 919-365- almost new, garage kept, $5,500. alone, $1,200. Angel Cain, Reidsville Hartz, East Bend 336-699-8830. ral Hall 336-817-5507. 7365. Garnville Clark, Rowland 910-521- 336-951-2511. TWH yearling DOB 3/06, Dumas Horse boarding barn with one Paint pony mare, 14 y/o, used 9971. Warmblood X mare, 13 y/o, Walker/Generator bloodlines, good stall available, pasture, looking for in special Olympics, shown En- Western saddle 16” seat, bridle, 16.1h, excellent hunter prospect, looking, good natured, $1,000. Mary a boarder to keep my horse com- glish/Western, $2,500; black/white breast collar, parade or pleasure, sound, good home only, $6,500; Cooke, Cornelius 704-892-8675. pany, you supply your own feed, gypsy foal, DOB 4/07, $8,000; black, $250. Jim Gardner, Ham- APHA overo chestnut mare, 16.3h, Yearling white colt Silver Sullivan $100/mo. J. Boyer, Fuquay-Varina black/white gypsy foal, DOB 4/ let 910-582-5839. trail sound, safe for beginners, hunter sire, Son of a Heathen, great conformation, 919-552-7815. 07, $7,000; black/white gypsy filly Gaited trail/pleasure horses conformation, great brood mare, $1,000. Phil Zimerman, Lexing- 60 ft round pen with a 6 ft 1 y/o, registered, $9,000; more Kentucky Mountain and TWH mares, $3,000. T. Kipp, Mebane 919- ton 336-764-1043. gate, $600 nego. Lisa Hamby, Rockwell horses, please call too much to 3 & 4 y/o, professional training, 304-6915. ’05 Gore 4 horse Slant trailer 704-209-3758 or 202-3273. list. Jan Young, Waco 704-435- will make exceptional ladies, youth County Warmblood dressage w/6’ short wall, panel/insulated dressing Horse boarding northern Wake/ 0232. or smaller adults mount, $2,200- saddle, black, wide tree, 17” seat, room with AC/heat, many extras southern Granville co, large stalls, $3,500. Bill Stacy, Statesville 704- comfortable, VGC, wool flocked, and upgrades, $24,900. Julie Molgaard, great pastures, riding ring, round 872-4566. comes with matching 28” dres- Angier 919-331-4161. pen, trail rides, $300/per month. TWH mare 7 y/o, by Pusher, sage girth, $750. Kim Simmons, TWH mare 6 y/o, roan with Ralph Bridges, Creedmoor 919-528- Pride’s Gold Coin daughter, gentle, Thomasville 336-889-5868. white mane and tail, 15h, nice 3082. good manners, her 6 m/o colt optional, Two horse tag along trailer trail orse or brood mare, proven Horse boarding full care, 8,000 Friendly donkey for pasture weaned, halter trained, $2,500 mare with storage, side door, VGC, $900. winner at shows by Generator’s sq ft facility, excellent grain/hay, companion with my horse, pre- or $3,100/pair; TWH, reg., 7 y/ Deborah Cramer, Castle Hayne 910- My Papa out of Pride’s Genera- hugh lighted arena, pasture with fer older and free if possible, will o, good ride, by Pride’s Ole Fashion 343-6960. tor, $5,000. M. Ashley, Lexing- fencing by Centaur, next door 120 have a great home. Paul Cellucci, out of Stormy’s Wild Rose, $2,500. At stud AQHA red dun, 15h, ton 336-596-6990. acres of trails, $260-$325/mo. Torie Apex 919-413-8562. Richard Lockamy, Cedar Grove color producer, big, pretty babies, Yearling colt all chrome, great Ritchie, Winston-Salem 336-462- Round pen to do ground work 919-644-0129. easy to handle, fee, $250. Chris- ground manners, excellent hunter/ 6639. with horse and donkey. Venee Mahala, Mini donkeys 7 m/o reg. jack, tina Creech, Thomasville 336-474- jumper prospect, leads, loads, ponys, ’77 Double JJ 2 horse BP, Thomasville 336-403-9811. ready to go, will make a great 1131. should top 15h, $650. Melissa Gray, tack area, full stall dividers, breaks, Pony colt weanling or year- herd sire, $600; 1 ½ y/o, choco- Arabian mare 24 y/o, 14.1h, Richlands 910-324-7665. walk in and escape doors, well built, ling to mature to 12-13h. Lee Burton, late brown, breeding jack with champ. excellent health , light riding , Andalusian gelding, purebred, no frame rust, $1,700 OBO. Rachel Gold Hill 704-463-0148. bloodline, $1,200. Steve Levitt, $600. David Fisher, Sanford 919- registered, classic Spanish conformation, Gaskey, Salisbury 704-279-3715. Large gelding gentle. Kate Efland 919-563-9527. 776-8855. white, 15h, 16 y/o, needs expe- Steuben dressage saddle 17”, Oberlin, Newton 828-464-6060. ’73 Hale 2 horse BP, needs Tucker New River Plantation rienced rider, $2,500 OBO; Andalusian positive deep seat, water buffalo AMHA/AMHR 2-10 y/o mare, paint, floor solid, ugly but dependable, saddle, 16” seat, LNC, $1,300. mare, white, purebred, 17 y/o, needs hide, 3 sets leathers and 2 girths, 32” or less with good conforma- $700 OBO. Ryan Anderson, Siler M. Amanda, Stokesdale 336-643- experienced rider, $6,000 OBO. LNC, $400. Candace Link, Mocksville tion and bite, gentle, easy to catch, City 919-219-9881. 7945. A. Monroe, Trinity 336-475-8414. 336-940-2936. color and bloodlines are not im- Paso Fino chestnut filly with Circle M 2 horse trailer, LQ, ’91 two horse straight load Horse boarding facility large portant under $1,000. Roxanne matched hind stockings and LMT, new floor and mats in horse area, w/ramp, dividers inside, closes in stalls, fans, trail rides, riding rings, Duncan, Evergreen 910-648-2160. $2,500 OBO. Marcia Carrico, Mocksville inside insulated with wall boards, completely windows on side and round pen, tack room, wash stalls, Unwanted horses excellent 336-998-1111. GC, $3,500 OBO. Loree Foster, front, new tires, new floor, new fed twice daily quality hay/feed, loving home. Anita and Ronnie Two horse trailers, bridles, Concord 704-779-1925. wiring, $1,800. Jeremy Shore, Tobaccoville full service, owner lives on site, Bentley, Lenoir 828-758-0129. harnesses, blankets, 3 saddles, feed Horse boarding round pen, 336-345-5790. $300/mo. Paige Casper, Greens- Two horse BP, walk through buckets and other horse items, $2,500/ arena and lots of trails, feed 2 Wintec saddle 16 ½” sport boro 336-601-9292. trailer in GC, reasonable price, for all. Paul McNeill, Jr., Durham X’s daily with turnout, south Granville, model, looks like a close contact Pasture board private farm, must have escape door, separate 919-383-9352. Wake co border by Falls Lake, saddle, EC, tree size medium to lots of turnout, trails, riding ring, from horses, $4,500 or less. Ann Australian saddle brown, $250; $275/mo. Peter Storer, Wake Forest narrow, $125. Karen Snipes, Ra- round pen and 5 stall barn, $200/ Moss Joyner, Mebane 919-563- round bale feeder for horses, $100; 919-528-7968. leigh 919-779-1084. mo. Mary Beth Hope, Mebane 919- 4109. 16 panel round pen with gate, $350. Clydesdale gelding, mostly white, Shavings all pine very absorbent, 563-1781. Two horse straight load, light Keith Hester, Raleigh 919-834- some gray, rides, $2,200. Tami compressed and packaged into a Horse boarding high quality, weight, BP horse trailer, prefer 1272. Blanchard, Marshville 704-624- large bale for ease of handling and indoor arena, large stalls, great Sundowner, Double D, Featherlite ’96 APHA sorrel/overo, brood 9391. storage, large size bale provides pasture, trails, much more, $425/ or Trailet with no rust and light mare, 14.3h, sorrel with 4 white ’90 Featherlite custom, 10’ excellent coverage, $3.75 to $4.25/ mo. Susan Hart, Mebane 919-724- weight for easy pull SUV. Sharon stockings and big blaze face, double LQ, 3 horse, tons of storage, new per bale, based on volume. George 7172. Bowers, Hickory 828-441-0123. bred Sonny Dee Bar, sweet dispo, battery, full bath, laminate hard- Hines, Stanfield 704-888-2987. ’85 two horse BP WW ev- Small horse or pony for companion, great ground manners, open and wood, much more, $20,500. John Hand tied rope halters, $6- erything works, new tires, bear- gelding only, excellent home, free. ready to breed, $1,400 OBO. Neil Fowlkes, Archdale 336-451-0271. $15. Cat Banholzer, Erwin 910- ings, walls, floor, half in mat, tack, Gerri Giri, Apex 919-387-9963. Garrison, Franklinville 336-498- Governess Cart wooden/wicker, 818-1350. storage, escape door, $2,000 OBO. Palomino racking or walk- 3842. fits, 13.2-14.2, seats 4, $2,500 Crates 16 ½” all leather pleasure Jackie Arnette, Cooleemee 336- ing horse, 10-15 years old, geld- Reg. paint, solid Palomino may trade for 2 pony wagon of saddle with tooling all over, matching 284-6821. ing, traffic safe, would consider mare, good dispo, broke to ride, same size. S. Diehl, Hamptonville head stall and breast collar some ’99 Circle M Supreme 2 horse mare. Clarence McCain, Providence $1,200. M. Leah, Liberty 336- 336-468-6405. silver on all Simco girth cinch stock trailer w/sleeping qtrs, es- 336-388-2506. 565-9460. ’02 Adams 3 horse GN slant and leather belly band plus hal- cape door, brake box, EC, $3,500 Older horse that I want to Blacksmith/horseshoe equipment, load steel, dressing room, LQ, extra ter/lead and saddle bags, $600. Donald nego. Jodi Curtis, Mocksville 336- find a home for, he has no bad anvil, forge, forge coal, post vise, thick mats, $7,500. Randy Simmerson, Johnson, Germanton 336-591-7085. 492-2527. habits, he can be ridden. Kathy smithing tools, shoers floor box Union Grove 704-539-4494. Horse boarding north east Raleigh, ’91 Circle M two horse trailer, Peak, Germanton 336-595-8800. with all tools, $1,000. Walter Strange, ’73 Double D BP, 2 horse trailer, full and pasture board, lots of trails little on the rough side but solid, Pony good health, no vices, Carthage 910-949-2218. saddle compartment, floor 2 y/o, and pasture, $225-$350. Linda, $700. James Simmons, Sanford 919- bomb proof for kids to ride, have AQHA breeding mare big, electric brakes, GC, $1,000. Les Raleigh 919-872-6898. 776-9663. lots of pasture and loving home, stout foundation, 11 y/o, anyone Crews, Kernersville 336-996-4206. Wood shavings large bags, 35 ’00 4 Star four horse slant free or reasonable price. Michelle can ride, in foal to Palomino own Horse boarding 45 minutes lbs, easy to handle and pick up, load trailer with dressing room and Turnage, Smithfield 919-989-6600. son of Docs Solano, last 3 foals from Chapel Hill, Durham and Greensboro easy storage, $3.75/ea. Tony Aprile, mid tack room, rear tack also, Used horse magazines for have been Palomino, $2,500. Barnwell in Caswell co, hunt territory, miles Gibsonville 336-698-0207. roof hay rack and drop down windows, 4H club. Kathy Wright, Troy 910- Ramsey, Huntersville 704-875-0366. of trails, jumps and round pen, One horse Tyson buggy, very EC, stored inside, $22,500. Gary 572-1433. Sorrel QH gelding, $2,200. paddocks with run in sheds, 12x12 nice, $1,000; one horse wagon, Propst, Jr., China Grove 704-857- Good, used equine stock for Debra Hopkins, Creedmoor 919- stalls, wash stall, tackroom, $175- loaded, VGC, $900. Jimmy Williamson, 1270. small breeding farm. Darlene Graham, 528-1388. $300. Holland MacDonald, Blanch Seagrove 336-879-5178. Round pen, 12 ft panels and Spring Lake 910-497-7395. ’03 Exiss all aluminum, 2 horse 336-694-1737. Western trail saddle 15 ½ 6 ft gate, makes 75 ft round pen, Large 110 lb or bigger anvil trailer, tag a long with dressing Pasture board with run in sheds ” suede seat, tooled leather, bull great for working horses, $1,000. or blacksmith anvil, good price. room, 7’6”. $12,500. Karen Bruce, in Liberty area, riding ring with hide tree, new fleece, big horn Pat Ireland, Siler City 919-663- Lewis Friday, Dallas 704-460-2350. Pfafftown 336-414-7669. few jumps, easy commute from brand, $275. J. Rash, Statesville 1409. Horse or pony jog or train- SSH BEA reg. gelding, black/ Greensboro, close to Hwy 421, $145/ 704-592-2791. AQHA reining horse ’96 bay, ing carts, factory built, any con- white, 21 m/o, Pusher and Ebony mo. Christy Eubank, Ramseur 336- Training harness complete ROM in reining, points in work- dition. JoAnn Barrs, Hickory 828- bloodlines, floaty gaits, $1,400. 669-6754. $8,500; saddle bags, $500. Gary ing cow and western riding, some 294-0021. James Hutchens, Yadkinville 336- ’93 Demi 5 horse slant load Shaver, Gold Hill 704-929-0048. heeling experience, $4,000. A. Ridenhour, Horse, mule, donkey or other 961-2425-n or 428-2038-cell. w/dressing rm, AC, bridle hooks, Donkeys 7 m/o gray jenny, Concord 704-795-8829. livestock, we have 16 acres of 48” chrome pony cart $300. rear tack, 4 saddle racks and bridle $700; 10 y/o gray jenny, $700. TWH 19 y/o gelding, black great pasture grass and lots of love, can Arthur Williams, Washington 252- hooks, $4,000. Sherri Smith, Asheboro Robert Sell, Winston-Salem 336- for trails/field trials, ring, any- pick up. Paul Cellucci, Clayton 946-2576. 336-381-2457. 595-8427. one can ride, $2,500. Fred Lowry, 919-413-8562. Endurance saddle, nylon, 16” Horse boarding 25 ac farm, Paint gelding 7 y/o, 15.2h, Jr., Statesville 704-876-6909. Looking for a pasture mate, seat, black, Abetta brand, $300. west of Chapel Hill, owner on property light sorrel/white, 2 blue eyes, ridden APHA tobiano filly sorrel/ the mare you called about, please B. Miller, Seagrove 336-873-7952. 24/7, $125/mo will also trade board trails, loads, clips, shoes, Prairie white, excellent bloodline, has lots call me back TB mare bay, 16.2h, excel- for labor/repairs. H.M. Lloyd, Chapel Gold son, $3,000. Cheryl Overcash, of ground work, saddled and ready I lost your number. Sue Egelston, lent dispo., great hunter prospect, Hill 919-616-8052. Mt. Ulla 704-663-6421. to be ridden, 14.3h still growing, Elizabethtown 910-862-4394. $6,500. Jim Hardin, Hillsborough Two horse old farm to mar- Standard bred 4 y/o bay pacing $1,800. Sally Smith, Salisbury 704- Side saddle to buy or rent, I 919-286-1436. ket wagon, sheltered, wagon bows mare, fresh off track, broke to 633-3282. am a reenactor of the 1860’s and Rubber fencing and chew guard for top are split white oak, top ’02 AQHA gelding green broke, need the saddle. Jean Eno, Hillsborough for horses, strong and flexible, is not original, $1,000. Jim Little, load, clip, shoe, bath, very good manners, $1,000. Tom Haddock, one season on trails, no vices, easy 919-643-0466. easy to install, maintenance free, Midland 704-888-2891. Late model 2 horse BP trailer, great for horses, riding rings, $.10/ At stud Leopard ApHC, CRHA, Greenville 252-752-5715. to handle, loads, ties, easy keeper, Horse boarding deluxe stable, $2,000. Christine VanHise, Holly 7’6” tall with dressing room, prefer per ft delivered. Jim Tonseth, Salisbury SBC, Candy K Tahintate, fee, $350, slant load, will consider straight 704-213-3382. MC, LFG. Laurinda Reinhart, Snow includes stall and turnout, 1,600 Springs 919-541-8761. Palomino QH gelding 7 y/ load with ramp. Sally Lawing, 336- AQHA reg., 4 ½ y/o Palomino, Camp 336-376-6506. sq ft 2 b/r apartment over the 643-1451. $2,500; AQHA, reg. 2 y/o geld- ’74 Two horse BP, new tires, stable for you, $800/mo, 30 minutes o, registered, out of World Champion Young bred jenny gentle to ing, sorrel, $1,200; AQHA reg., good floor, mats, good paint, little to Greensboro references required. stud, no vices, great for children guard goats and sheep from coy- 7 y/o mare, sorrel, $1,700. Grady rust, $1,100. David Hunter, Lowell Jan Sorrells, Caswell co 336-342- or adults, $1,500. Melanie Nix, otes. Ben Parker, Harrellsville 252- Draughn, Yadkinville 336-468-2336. 704-824-1890. 3900. Kenly 919-284-4421. 356-2201. Page 8 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 HORSES WANTED FARM LAND FARM LAND LAND WANTED LIVESTOCK Round pen. Lauren Taubert, 25 ac Surry co, 2 story farm 73 ac farm Hoke co, 50 ac To lease 50 to 150 ac of hunting Shetland sheep rams, ewes Liberty 336-708-3838. house, partially fenced, 4 stall barn pines, pasture with horse barn, frontage land in Davidson, Randolph or Montgomery and lambs, $125 up. Lynn Michael, with large tack room and hay loft, on US 15/501, 2,400 sq ft house, co up to $10/per ac. Brian Walker, New Hill 919-387-3890. creek on east side of property, 3 miles from Five Points Horse Thomasville 336-472-2756. Seven baby male, full blooded $220,000. Corey Stanley, 336-374- Complex, $915,000. Stephen Matthews, Small tract with pond or lake pygmy goats, one baby female, 4914. Aberdeen 910-281-3295 frontage for horticulture near Butner. $30-$40. Christine Crowell, Gold 228 ac Moore co road and large 32 ac Columbus co, set in pines Onda Blevins, Lansing 336-384- Hill 704-279-3175. creek frontage, lots of wild game in ’92, abundant wildlife, deer, low 4757. Black Angus bulls, sires, Hoff Bushhog work Surry, Stokes, and growing timber, $5,000/per taxes, $1,500/per ac. Vernon Gurganus, To lease land for deer and turkey Gold Label SC 900 541, VDAR Forsyth, $30/hr with a two hour minimum. Greg Busby, Pilot Mtn ac. John Burns, Sanford 919-775- Clarendon 910-653-2270. hunting in Rockingham, Caswell New Trend 47, Scotch Cap BT 7429. 20 ac Alleghany co, part woods, co, responsible hunters. David Price, Ultravox 2197E and others, cow/ 336-374-7025. 133 ac Person/Granville co line part timbered, ideal for farming Reidsville 336-349-4885. calf and heifers, $1,600 up. Clarenece Need pasture reconditioning with fescue and clover put on 12- east of Roxboro 30 open, 103 or other agricultural purposes, spring To lease 100+ ac in Davidson, Stroud, Statesville 704-546-7856. timber, frontage on 3 roads stream on property. $200,000. Nancy Broman, Montgomery Rowan, Randolph, Stanly, Black Gelbvieh bull 17 m/ 15 ac of pasture in Taylorsville, feeds Tar River, $505,000. Dave Sparta 336-372-6021. Cabarrus co for ’07 & longer, will o, reg., $2,500. Justin Ridenhour, will need to use sod drill pasture is 60 years old, never been planted. Newton, Mississippi 601-420-5891. 17.74 ac Iredell co, 2x280 sq obey landowner’s rules. Boyd Clodfelter, Salisbury 704-633-2182. 135 ac Chatham co, Siler City ft shop 3 phase power and 2 story Lexington 336-249-9800. Charolais bulls and heifers, Joe Gamewell, Mooresville 704- on Hwy 421S, farmland 42 ac fescue house, $710,000. Joe Mills, Troutman To lease 50 + ac in Davidson, purebred, polled, 7-10 m/o, reg. 664-7892. Custom sawing your logs, band pasture, 60 ac pines, 2 story Victorian 704-872-1217. Davie, Forsyth, Guilford, Rockingham, sires, delivery by arrangement, $700 farmhouse, good hunting, 2,552 75 ac NW Rockingham co, 25 Caswell and Alamance co for ’07 up. Dee Helms, Salisbury 704-637- mill $.30 per ft and up. Glenn ft road frontage, $795,000. Howard ac grass and 50 ac in timber, block and longer, no 4 wheelers, refer- 3524. Jones, Winston-Salem 336-817- 4325. Brooks, Siler City 336-708-0070 barn, 3 creeks, 2 out buildings, ences available. Darien Huffman, SA Boer goats full blood, reg. or Ron 708-1498-cell. lots of deer, turkey and rabbits, Lexington 336-775-4778. and unreg. for quality breeders, If your power steering blocks 25+ ac fenced and X fenced near Greensboro and Winston-Salem, To lease land in Hereford co commercial and show breeding, bloodlines are cracking, I have very good results repairing these. D.L. Ford, acres coastal Bermuda, 18 stall $5,000/per ac. Hunter Robertson, for deer hunting, several 1,000 Storm, Cloud Dancing, Galaxy, Powell, stable, run in barn, lighted arena, Winston-Salem 336-623-2785. ac desired, boarding house preferred Holman, nannies and babies, $300 Hamptonville 336-468-8485. adjoining trails, 2 ac road front, 61 ac farm west Iredell co, rate nego. Forrest Smith, Tarboro up. R.B. Greeson, Liberty 336- Pet sitter, take care of your pets while you are on vacation, $275,000. Jim Lofts, Beulaville view of mountains, 30 acres till- 252-823-2905. 622-3611. 910-471-0268. able, 30 acres woods with a creek, To lease hunting land in Pitt, St. Croix hair sheep lambs, small or large animals, 50 mi ra- 48 ac Surry co wooded, branch, out buildings, main hwy and rail- Greene or Beaufort co, will re- ewes and rams, no shearing, heat dius of Greensboro, reasonable rates. Reece Ledbetter, Liberty 336-622- deer, turkey, wildlife, mountain road frontage, $700,000. Shirley spect land owner’s rules. Carter tolerant, easy lambing, worm re- view, 4,000 ft paved road, near Clendenin, Statesville 704-546-7807. Davis, Grimesland 252-714-3910. sistant, calm, perfect for the south, 1753. Blue Ridge Parkway, $275,000. 119 ac near Princeton, Johnston To lease land to deer hunt in $75-$150. Tiersa Tavana, Apex I can help you control your varmint or predator problem, ground Lewis Cox, Mt Airy 336-786-1697. co, 9 mi east of I95 exit 89, great Harnett, Chatham, Lee or Johnston 919-363-3424. 10.5 ac horse farm, new fencing, hunting, $100,00 in timber, no co, very responsible hunter will Boer bucks, full blood bucks hogs, coyotes, deer, etc. Roger gates, barn, round pen, large log deeded access, $1,800/per ac; 171 respect y our land. Todd Petro, and does, some finest genetics in Wilson, Asheboro 336-629-4866. Natural hoof care service. Mike home, 2 ½ bath, $375,000. Newt ac, 10 mi east of Benson, Johnston Lillington 910-985-0094. the area % does, $150 up. Bob Walton, Germanton 336-767-3485. co, hunting paradise, paved road To lease land in or around central Palmieri, Timberlake 336-504-0159. Smith, Statesville 704-592-5034. 10 ac wooded land, three ad- frontage, $7,000/per ac. B. Johnson, NC for ’07 deer season will re- Nigerian dwarf kids and yearlings, Fence post driver/pounder to set wooden fence posts. Bahaa Jizi, joining cabins, excellent deer and Benson 919-820-5263. spect landowner’s property and reg. and nonreg., some with blue turkey hunting, $50,000. Freddie 78 ac Rockingham co, pasture, rules. Keith Goodwin, Trinity 336- eyes, $50 up; 100 % Boer goats, Oxford 919-690-0153. Lewis, Yanceyville 336-694-4395. work shop, sheds, barns, 3 greenhouses, 861-3141. reg., kids, adults, does and bucks, I will care for your horses, pigs, dogs, etc, when you go out 20 ac all woods, no frontage, good timber, $4,000/per ac; 40 To lease long term 100+ ac $100 up. D. Bracken, Mocksville creek, timber, wildlife, $3,500/per ac Rockingham co, ½ mi road front, for deer and turkey hunting in 336-671-3117 www.freewebs.com/ of town. Corey Sturdivant or Megan ac will finance. Mac Lovin, Hamlet half open, half woods, small pond, Forsyth or surrounding co, expe- brackenfarms Lucas, Pittsboro 919-444-1325. Looking for someone to mill 910-205-3737. close to Hwy 29, $5,000/per ac. rienced hunters. Les Frye, Jr., Clemmons Dorper 50% + lambs and ewes, 250 ac excellent for tree farm, David Smith, Greensboro 336-601- 336-766-0722. downsizing flock, $70-$120. Lorie a 15 foot circumference white oak Blue Ridge Parkway at Fancy Gap, 2946. To lease land for bow hunt- Poff, Liberty 336-404-0690. tree. Laura Matthews, Cameron 910-528-6505. end of road privacy, $9,000/per For rent pasture for horses ing only in 2007 season, all size Santa Gertrudis and SG Angus ac. Joe Byrd, Wilkesboro 336-927- or cows, 5 acres fescue, shelters, land tracts considered, references bulls, $800 up; cow/calf pairs, $1,800 Need someone to drive horse 2041. storage, high tensile electric fencing, provided, respectful owner’s rules, up. Richard Shaver, Cleveland 704- drawn wagon, experience with livestock preferred, must be friendly, pay 12.5 ac farm in Johnston co trails, $125/per animal monthly. prefer central or eastern NC. Gary 278-9291. with home and other out build- Clarence Lee, Benson 919-868- Evers, Pleasant Garden 336-382- Eight Boer bucks 10 m/o from based on experience. Henry Hampton, ings, fenced with high tensile electric 5095 aft. 6 pm weekends. 5107. good stock, not registered, $165/ Mooresville 704-663-5100. Tractor work Dallas area, front fencing, ideal for horses, $169,000. For lease horse facility, 4-7 To lease 100+ ac for deer hunting ea. John Templeton, Wadesboro John Bentley, Raleigh 919-851- stalls, arena, paddocks, pasture, in Chatham, Randolph, Anson, Montgomery 704-851-9844 or 516-5340. end loader, scrape blade, bushhog, 0267. jumps, you must be reliable and or surrounding co, references available. Red Angus bulls good EPDs, minimum of 2 hours, $30/hr. Todd Nicholson, Dallas 704-923-0051 60 ac Chatham co, 35 in pas- qualify, $950/mo. B. Sedwick, Knightdale Gary Thrift, Thomasville 336-475- full breeding soundness exam and ture, pond, house, $375,000. Bobby 919-365-7365 or www.lahoyafarm.com 2739. ultrasound, sired by Cherokee Canyon or 534-2770-cell. Branch, Sanford 919-708-8465. 17.4 ac Caswell co, with pack To lease long term working 4912, $1,750. K.C. Long, Mon- On site precision custom sawing, turn logs into lumber. John Chenausky, 13.98 ac nice hunting land, barn, two tobacco barns, one pole farm with fenced pastures, till- roe 704-283-2973. $114,900. Kathy Marion, Rural shed, 3 b/r house, $150,000; 17.4 able land, prefer Sampson, Duplin Nubian dairy goats gentle, Mayodan 336-427-2495. Hall 336-391-4072. ac cleared/wooded, no buildings, co. M.D. Smith, Dunn 910-891- bottle fed, 3 m/o does and breed- Looking for someone who owns an orchard or farm that I can trade 6 ac Davidson co, road front paved road front, $52,200. Ann 4713. ing bucks, ready to breed this fall, on two sides, $60,000. Jake Hartman, Paschal, Ruffin 336-939-2221 or To buy 10+ ac pasture/farm $150 up; yearling doe, $200; milking my labor on weekend work for Advance 336-978-6920. 616-5541-cell. with or without a house in or near doe, $250. M. Peter, Walnut Cove the exclusive rights to hunt for me and my son. Skip Richmond, For lease, 135 ac, wood for 91 ac Semora, several out buildings, Randolph co. Tina Evans, Greensboro 336-994-9525. hunting, $10/per ac. Delbridge Peterson, 2,500 sq ft double wide, $350,000. 336-323-1152. American Saanen bucks $250; Charlotte 704-545-2592. Salemburg 910-564-4962. Dean Wallace, Roxboro 336-599- To lease land for deer hunt- wethers, $100; DOB 2/07, reg., Portable sawmill service Rockingham co and surrounding area, $50 set 17 ac bottom land planted with 6439. ing in northwest NC, Ashe, Alleghany ADGA, disbudded, CAE negative 500 cypress trees in flood zone, or Watauga co for ’07 season, herd, excellent breeding prospects, up, $40/hr. Michael Spanolia, Browns good deer hunting land, $25,000. responsible father/son hunters. M. great temperments. Liza Plaster, Summit 336-255-2434. Bushhog work right of way Randall Taylor, Lexington 336- Robert, Todd 828-773-0551. Lenoir 828-758-0906. 249-9604. Brahma bull purebred, 3 ½ mower with 4WD, improve and For rent 100 ac farm with y/o, mostly black, gentle, dehorned, maintain pastures, timber stands and overgrown roads. Ed Hunt, barns, storage, shed, pastures, creeks, 1-5 ac near US1 highway, south $1,000. Ned Jordan, Union Grove farm house, $600/mo. Boyd Lockhart, of Sanford. Spencer Burns, Sanford 704-592-5301. Pembroke 910-536-7815. Semora 336-234-8518. 919-777-0195. Romney sheep from reg. stock, Bulldozer work dragline, dump Boer goats reg. 100%, red, truck and sand for horse rings. 25.5 ac in Thurmond community, Farm and timber tracts at rams 1 black, 1 white; ewes, 2 y/ Wilkes co, lots of wildlife, near least 20 ac up in Jones or Cra- paints and traditional, bucks and o Prime Jon breeding, $100-$150. Hinshaw Sand, Cemmons 336-462- Stone Mtn State Park, $98,000. ven co. Matt Raines, New Bern does, $350 up. Arthur Bostic, Mocksville C.A. Gilliam, Elon 336-584-8217. 1836. 336-492-5992. Need someone to dig 100 post Harvey Collins, State Road 336- 919-949-8774. Goats reg. full blood, red Boer 874-3297. To lease land for the upcom- Llama, male, brown, white, 1 bucks, $300/ea. James Coble, Pleasant holes 2 ½ ft deep in the Cleve- 38.2 ac fourth generation farm, ing hay season, in Wilkes or Caldwell y/o, $500. Scott Padgett, South- Garden 336-674-7107. land co. John Kernohan, Lawndale ern Pines 910-695-0402. 704-538-1208. located off US Hwy 421 south co. Jason Adams, Ferguson 336- Pygmy goats young, many colors, Hwy 62 exit, Julian, 10 ac mowed 927-5502. Pasture raised purebred Duroc female, $40; male, $30. David Richeson, Portable sawmill service Pender fields, pasture land with remain- To lease for deer/turkey hunting, boars and gilts from registered parents, Thomasville 336-870-2510. and surrounding co, saw up to 24 farrowed in 7/06, $100 up. Marty ft, rates are $.25/bd ft. Ivey or der in woods, two accesses, $259,000. father/son will obey all landowner’s Charolais performance tested Ruth Deviney, Greensboro 336- rules and NC regulations, will sign Bostic 910-289-2363. for 35 years, purebred, reg., polled Donna Pridgen, Burgaw 910-259- 852-4344. long term lease if needed. Joe Harvey, LaMancha goats reg. pure- and horned, $1,000 to $25,000. 4777. bred, bucks, does, kids, $100 up. Equine and pet sitting lots 12 ac Alamance co, fenced, Lexington 336-859-6032. Carol and John Dykers, Siler City wooded and open, lots of storage To lease land to grow soy beans C. Duffey, Pinnacle 336-325-3032. 919-663-2436 or –2931 or John of experience, will travel 20-25 two large shops, great for horses and wheat in Davie co. Harold Boer goat herd small herd with Headen 919-742-4745. miles from Mebane, $25/for horse large breeding male and pregnant or $20/small animals per trip. Mary or cattle, 3 b/r 2 bath brick house, Hicks, Mocksville 336-492-2209. Boer/Tog. Goats, bucks and $284,000. Paula Landreth, Snow To lease land for deer and turkey female, total of 9 in herd, $1,800. some does, $40 up. A. Cash, Lillington Beth Hope, Mebane 919-357-0584. Camp 336-222-0986. hunting ’07-’08 and longer in Randolph, Melissa Casey, Thurmond 336-874- 910-893-2622. Need someone to cut down 2393. Walnut tree, you cut and haul, 15.9 ac Ashe co on Little Horse Davidson, Caswell, Rowan co, will Goats/sheep Kiko/Boer commercial Creek Rd, over 2,200 ft paved obey all rules. Kevin Pope, Lex- Llamas ILR, young and adult does, DOB 1/07, $200; 7/8 Dor- Free. Pat Day, Mt Gilead 910- road front, $7,000/per ac. Will- ington 336-357-3178. female and males, pet or guards, per ram, DOB 3/05, proven, $300; 652-3130. iam Sands, Jefferson 336-982-4856. To buy or lease 5 acres with medium heavy fiber, $600 up, delivery Dorper/Katahdin ewes, $150. Ed 15 + ac Davie co, 5 miles from home. Duriel Graham, Greensboro available. Mike and Wanda Higgins, Spivey, Marion 828-738-3373. I40 on 801 would make nice horse 336-638-3914. Gibsonville 336-697-8955. Black Angus heifers reg., from farm, no buildings, $149,000. John To lease 25-50 ac farmland Nigerian dwarf goats AGS, LRA Forsight and GAR Integrity, Cole, Lexington 336-357-7444. in Wake, Chatham, Durham and doelings, bucklings, wethers, $75 both open, one bull from SAV Pathfinder 45+ ac horse farm Cleveland Orange co for growing vegetables. up. Stacy Martin, Todd 336-877- 3134, $800-$1,200. Nathan Hedrick, Land for sale must consist co, 2 barns, outbuildings, cabin, Syed Mustafa, Cary 919-363-6184. 9138. Ennice 336-657-0994. 3 b/r 2 bath home, 2 creeks, $495,000. To lease land to harvest hay Tamworth pigs fullblood, DOB Nigerian dwarf goat kids mini of at least 3 acres and be Olin Idol, Mocksville 704-692- for ’07 in Davidson co near High 3/07, parents on site, $65. An- dairy goats, disbudded, horns re- used for agricultural pur- 7239. Point and Thomasville. Zach Jordan, thony Murray, Bolivia 910-540- moved, very people friendly, wonderful poses, i.e. cultivation, raising 8 ac adjoins Blue Ridge Park- High Point 336-442-7176. 4892. pet or companions for other livestock, way, Alleghany co, barns, small Small tract of land or farm, Fainting billy red and white, many colors available, some have livestock and/or other farm apple orchard, grapes, excellent prefer with a spring or small stream. looks like overo paint horse, less blue eyes, bucks, $175, does, $250 commodities. land for produce, pasture, trees, David Miller, Newton 828-308- than one year old, $150. Cathie up. Gail Brown, Flat Rock 828- 1800’s house, $250,000. Frank 5911. Yates, King 336-983-7849. 674-0713. Advertisers must indicate Williams, Sparta 336-372-1946. To lease good piece of land Boer goats all ages, from full Fainting goats young billies, use of land. 20-40 ac or more, wooded north to run my rabbit dogs year round blood to %, some color, $125 up. 3 m/o, 1 billy, 2 y/o, can be reg., Person co, one mile to Lake Hyco, in Allaghany, Wilkes or Surry co. Wendy Nelson, Angier 919-793- $75. Carl Huffman, N. Wilkesboro 10 ac Moore co, completely $3,500-$5,000 per ac depending Harvey Collins, State Road 336- 7050. 336-667-1714. fenced in, 2 b/r mobile home, $83,000. on acreage you want. Joe Di Bona, 874-3297. Cashmere billy 1 y/o raised Gelbvieh bull reg. bull, ho- Carlene Walters, Carthage 919- Timberlake 336-364-7978 or Canu To buy 30-300 ac of farm land as pet, short hair variety, good mozygous black double polled sire 262-9407. at 919-949-2832. in Davie or Davidson co. Tommy natured, $100. Allen Haywood, Greensboro Buford, DOB 6/05, CE109 BW 143 ac northern Stokes co, 40 25 ac southern Person co, planted Sink, Lexington 336-787-5996. 336-676-3801. .8 WW39, YW 69 MK18, TM38, Texas Longhorns many dif- ac grassed, 110 ac fenced, two pines and 60’x125’ building one To buy hunting or farmland $1,500. Clayton Yates, Purlear streams, old log house/barns, 1.75 in Bladen, Sampson, Pender, Hyde, ferent colors and ages available, 336-838-2493. mi paved road front, $635,000. used to assemble livestock for track Granville, Pamlico, Caswell, Hertford bulls and heifers, great for rop- Fainting goats, registered, $130 Ken or James Reid, Kernersville load lot sales, $250,000. Cal Berryhill, or Harnett co. Mike Wessell, Raleigh ing and for pets, $300 up. Phil up. Amy Shore, Thurmond 336- 336-993-8025. Roxboro 336-597-2584. 9l9-801-5383. Grady, Seven Springs 919-280-3341. 874-2931. May 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 9 LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK Full blooded Boer goats, reg., Sheep Jacob Barbados mix, multi Young Holstein cow with 3 Nigerian dwarf goats regis- Goats Boer/Nubian does, Boer/ good bloodlines, large frame, adult colored and multi horned lambs, m/o Holstein heifer, and yearling tered excellent bloodlines, $175- Spanish does, ¾%, 7/8% does, purebred does with kids by side, does and $50; 1 y/o, $75-$100; 2 y/o, $100 Angus bull calf, all halter broke $450. Tammy Craine, Reidsville and full blood bucks, wethers, $65 bucks changing to cows, $125-$250 up. Kelly Welborn, Roaring River and gentle, $2,300/for all OBO. 336-285-0198. up, discounts on quantity purchases, willing to trade. Jeffrey Butler, 336-984-3125. Ben Parker, Harrellsville 252-356- Black Angus bulls purebred, $65-$200. T. F. Anderson, Mocksville Mt. Olive 919-658-0365. Purebred polled Hereford bulls 2201. sired by Angus advantage bull, 8- 336-492-7627. Pygmy goats healthy, 6 w/o, 10 m/o up, Fast Forward and Bennett Boer billy goat black head 12 m/o, $850 up. Henry Craven, Sheep Katahdin/Dorper X, billies and nannies, $35 up. Ken bloodlines, low birth weights, $650 over 225 lbs, $260. Michael Williams, Seagrove 336-879-2500. ewes, $100, ewe lambs and wether Shepard, Maysville 910-743-0976. up. Boyce Asbill, Asheboro 336- Elm City 252-904-5154-cell or Angora buck proven 5 y/o, lambs, $80 up, white, black/white, Black Angus bulls and heifer, 629-1994. 442-5389-home. with beautiful hand spinners fleece; red, tan, and red/white, nice looking, reg., DOB 8/06, AI bred to Lead Goats Boer/Spanish, 50% doelings, Three Boer billies, 3 m/o, Nigerian dwarf doe, 4 y/o, easy $80 up. Robin French, Oxford 919- On, $800-$900. Mary Lynn Harris, DOB 11/06, hardy stock, good mothers, full blood, $150-$200. Ben Tucker, to handle, registered, white, very 690-0683. Sanford 919-776-1158. excellent commercial stock from Marshville 704-385-9851. friendly, $75/ea. George Noblit, Black Angus registered ex- Boer goats ABGA show quality a closed herd, $150 up. Gail Norris, Feeder pigs Hamp/Tamworth Snow Camp 336-376-1218. cellent bloodlines, $1,100 up. Stanley breeding bucks, 11 m/o to 3 y/o, Four Oaks 919-868-3513. mix, pasture raised, 4 litters to Black Simmental bulls yearling Allen, Yanceyville 336-421-6923 ennobled bloodlines, Winsor, Casey Boer goats DOB 12/06, $65. be weaned and ready 4th week of and two year old, sired by Repub- or 514-0079-cell. RM Charlie, Striker, M180, $500 Stella Bevis, Germanton 336-994- May, $45/ea. Ron Peters, Reidsville lic, Joker, Brooks Above Par, excellent South African Boer goats full up. Jerrod Helms, Midland 704- 6040. 336-342-7545. breeding, soundness exam, $1,000 blood with papers, champion bloodlines, 560-3159. Charolais bulls 7 m/o up, Mini pygmy goats parents 16” up. William Pyle, Franklinton 919- excellent quality bucks and does Brangus bulls purebred, easy $750 up. Johnny Harrison, Salisbury tall, males, $50, females, $75. John 494-1145. for breeding or show, $300-$500. calving, 10 m/o-3 y/o, $800 up. 704-639-0867. Harroff, Concord 704-786-3782. Fainting goat babies, kidded Maryann Whitman, Westfield 336- Eddy Labus, Sparta 336-372-7467. Three black Simmental bulls Mini Nubian does MDGA registered, 3/07, $250. Mark Sink, Lexing- 351-4049. Boer goats 4h kids, pasture purebred, polled, sired by Goldmine, 1st generation yearlings, heavy milking ton 336-240-0368. Rare sheep with hand spin- raised, all shots included, $125 Gambler and RFS Muscelman, breeding lines, $120; two AGS reg. Nige- ABGA Boer billies, $200-$400; ners fleece, Leicester long wool up; buck kids, $200 up. Linda Klose, soundness exam available, $1,500 rian dwarf does, both are 2 y/o, percentage does, $125 up. Mike with curly locks, yearling ewe unregistered Jacksonville 910-455-7123. up. Jonathan Massey, Burlington have freshen once; yearling Ni- Bebber, Mt Ulla 704-633-3907. $250; yearling wethers, $75; Le- Nigerian dwarf goats reg., 336-260-2565. gerian wethers, $40. Y. Cobourn, Polled Hereford open and bred icester/Tunis X, soft fleece, ewe, blue eyes, great bloodlines, dis- Jersey/Holstein heifer, bred Ashville 828-254-7610. heifers, bred cows and one young $150; wethers, $50. M. Longhill, budded, $200. J. Efird, Oakboro to calve in the fall of ’07, $800. Feeder pigs/shoats pasture raised bull registered with Bennett and Snow Camp 336-376-1218. 704-485-4694. Kelly Foster, Concord 704-782- Duroc/Landrace, solid reds, white Victor bloodlines, excellent EPDs, Dairy goat kids, purebred Saanen Llama male, ILR, DOB 11/ 6627. and spot, intact males available, $1,200 up. Colon Nifong, Lex- does, $100-$125; one with pa- 04, solid black, halter and trailer Black Angus bulls yearlings, $50 up; pure Duroc boar for stud, ington 336-7361-6730. pers, Alpine Saanen does, $60; broken, $500. Martha Jenkins, Davidson registered, AI sired from Leachman 2 y/o, 550 lbs, big litters. Colette Goats 3 wethers, mixed breed, wethers, $45. Tom Lunt, Stoneville 704-892-5463. Right Time and Hyline Right Time Nester, Sparta 336-327-8574. kidding from April 2006, located 336-573-2230. Goats $20 up, sell or trade. 338, $1,100 up. Jason Brooks, Vilas Boer goats 100%, $200 up; in north Granville co, $50-$65. L.B. Deal, Winston-Salem 336- 828-297-2125. Pygmy goats, $35-$45. Herbert Sherry Kretschmer, Oxford 919- 769-2338. Scotch Highland heifer small Young, Danbury 336-593-2849. 690-2182. Two Angus cows 1,200 lbs/ and gentle, 2 ½ y/o, $800. Phil Katahdin ram 3 y/o, $250; Feeder pigs, Duroc mix, par- ea, DOB 7/04, 5/04, registered, Goa, Swansboro 910-326-4894. Ewe lambs, ready June ’07, $175; ents on site, $40-$60. Kelly Kennedy, Pygmy goats show or pet, $100 certificates complete, excellent bloodlines, wethers, $125. Ellen Harling, Laurinburg Madison 336-548-5858. Fainting billy 9 m/o to 2 y/ Whitestone Fly Traveler 3006 #+11927444 up. Bill Granger, Henderson 252- 910-276-6072. Two fresh ADGA Nubian does, o, black and white with horns, NCSU Fly Traveler 608 Pine Drive 492-5030. Nubian goats ’07 purebred kids milking 2-3 quarts daily; ADGA Columbia rams reg., world’s must be full blooded. Carl Huffman, Big Sky, River Hill Broadway, Gibb can be registered, colorful qual- doeling, all black with white markings, N. Wilkesboro 336-667-1714. Illini, $1,550/ea. W. Coble, Ramseur largest white faced sheep, great ity stock, available June. Joe Houston, $150/ea; ADGA Nubian purebred Jersey cow or heifer, regis- 336-879-5453. terminal sires for large fast growing Oakboro 704-485-8570. and 100% American bucklings, good market lambs, other large X breeds, tered. Boyce Henley, Cornelius 704- Pygmy buck small, dark caramel/ Angus bulls 18 m/o, New Design milking bloodlines, $150/ea. Ted 892-1939. white, $30; wether black/white, near Wilmington $100-$450. Thomas 036 and Lead On bloodlines, easy Mullis, Monroe 704-283-5364. Jersey calf female, bottle fed tame, good pet and weed eater, Michael, Jr., Winnabow 910-253- calvers, $1,100- $1,300. Kim Starnes, 12 cows mostly Angus, black 8351. fine, pure bred under $300. Lee loves horses, $40. Lori Ball, Lexington Salisbury 704-637-1805. Baldies and a Hereford or two, Bellamy, Winnabow 910-253-1659. 336-859-3973. Purebred Angus bulls ex- Purebred black Angus bulls, some have calves, others are bred, Savanna goats 1 male and 2 Nigerian dwarf buck black/ cellent bloodlines, $1,200-$1,800. bred to perform, $1,600 up. Cecil $895. A. J. McLaurin, Siler City Grady Ward, Lawndale 704-538- females, registered. Carl Fulghum, white, blue eyed, throws great kids, Brown, Seagrove 910-428-9018 919-837-5712. Sims 252-237-6334. 3 y/o, $100. Angela McLamb, Benson 3397. or 336-873-7997. Babydoll sheep, 1 ½ y/o white Dexter bull long legged type 919-262-4833. Boers, full blood out of RM41, ’98 Boer billy 14 w/o, has ewe unregistered, $250; one new Magnum, Desperado Ward, Storm within two hours of Charlotte. Kelly Angus bulls reg., 1 ½ y/o; been weaned, traditional color, good born registered ram, $400. Claudia Foster, Concord 704-782-6627. few registered heifers and some $300 up; Boer/Spanish X kids, $75 size, will make excellent herd buck, Stowers, Pilot Mtn 336-351-3163. Livestock you no longer want Angus X heifers, $800. David White, up. M. Bulluck, Nashville 252- have papers, $100 or will trade. Alpine dairy goats some registered, 903-2091. or need, large family farm, no Dallas 704-913-5157. Jerry Weisner, Lexington 336-731- 5 bucklings, father from Goat Lady kill facility. Norm Loomis, Cameron Nubian bucklings, reg., all Nubian dairy goats, purebreds, 4769. Dairy, adult milking doe, young 910-245-1963. colors, many with spots, disbud- several late kids available, 5/07 Angus yearling Angus bulls, registered open does, $50-$175. and 6/07, $150 up. Jeremy Hood, Small Jersey, Gurnsey, Holstein ded, 10-12 w/o, $100; two young $1,250 up, sired by the industries Gale Stegall, Marshville 704-624- or milking shorthorn calves to does, not registered, $175/ea. Lisa Newton 828-320-0297. greatest sired. M. Ryan, Halifax 2215. raise on bottle; two Saanan nan- Lemons, Catawba 828-241-3319. Boer goats excellent blood- 252-885-6508. Nubian/Togg and Alpine/Togg lines and color, $100 % full blood nies or nanny kids. Debbie Eggers, Black Angus cattle, cows, heifers Flock of 45 sheep, mostly Navajo X goats DOB 2/07 thru 3/07, $25 Banner Elk 828-898-3626. and bulls, $800 up. Clint Harrill, from registered stock, bucks, $75; does w/lambs by side, some rebred, up. Tina Jester, East Bend 336- Brown Swiss heifer, prefer Forest City 828-429-9273. does, $175. Scott Sink, Lexing- some with 4 horns, great for meat 699-8440. ton 336-787-5200. younger calf, looking for AI sired. Nigerian dwarf goats, mini or wool, $5,500. Darlene Langrudi, Goats, Boer, Nubian, Pygmy Matthew Johnson, Statesville 704- dairy goat, great for small homestead, Fainting goats bucks, DOB Watha 910-340-1276. mix, down sizing, pets only, $60. 880-8900. 4H milking, show bloodlines, AGS/ 12/06, 2 bottle fed, black and white, Dexter bulls, purebred, easy Vickie Baysden, Bailey 252-205- 2 Boer bucks, DOB 3/06, reg. full One to three young calves ADGA reg, CAE/Johnnes tested, going and gentle, $350. Scott Hudson, 3467. to introduce our children to, to colorful and friendly, $75 up. Christine blood, new kids 3/07 $125 up. Dodd Climax 336-685-5624. Polled Hereford bull 3 y/o, feed on our 7 acres of grass, Free Peckman, Mebane 919-304-5804. Linker, Clemmons, 336-712-2484. Fainting goats, males and females, very gentle, $1,000. Woody Wooten, Nubian dairy goats purebred, or inexpensive, must be able to Nigerian dwarf buck AGS, $100-$125. Kris Atkins, Kernersville Cleveland 704-278-0628. deliver. John and Amy Arnold, NDGA reg., white, 2 y/o, dis- variety of color, early ’07 buck 336-595-2825. Katahdin/dorper X ewe lambs, Archdale 336-861-5967. budded, proven sire, champion- kids available, April ’07 kids, $150 Alpine goats 1 sable Ameri- $135, discount on quantity, sev- ship bloodlines, $250. Patti Moore, up. Max Keever, Statesville 704- can Alpine doe, 1 black French eral nice ram lambs. Kate Campau, Hickory 828-345-1131. 872-8272. Alpine doe, both disbudded, black Reidsville 336-939-7768. Black Angus bull DOB 8/06, Red Angus bull, 3-4 y/o, very French Alpine buck with horns, Young Saanan goats, solid sire is BT Right Time 24J, dam’s gentle with people and other cows can be registered DOB 2/07, $100 white, grand champion bloodline, sire is GAR Pinnacle, excellent and bulls, $1,100, will deliver in up. Sheryl Munt, Louisburg 919- $65. Bonnie Dickerson, Oxford young bull, $750. Allen Arthur, a 50 mile radius of Lenoir. Mike 496-3097. 919-690-1720. Full size bantam chickens, Crumpler 336-982-4514. Soots, Lenoir 828-638-6678. Goats and sheep registered Boer goats 7/8 and 15/16 Boer $4 up. C. Duffey, Pinnacle 336- Yorkshire pigs six for sale, Two Nigerian dwarf goats, purebred Nubian goats for milk does bred and open, $180 up. Evon 325-3032. approximately 120 lbs, corn fed, bucks, gold/white, 2 m/o, no pa- and show, does and bucks, $200 Crooks, Mocksville 336-817-6980. Swans white, spring ’07 hatch, some gilts ready to breed with smaller pers, not meat goats, $50/ea. Teresa up; long fine wooled sheep, col- SA Boer goats bucks and does, hand raised, large, healthy birds, boar, $125. David Waechter, Lenoir Boone, Fremont 919-242-5539. ored Corriedale and white Cormo, breeding age, full blood, registered $200/ea. Barbara Grubb, Hillsborough 828-234-1594. Polled Hereford bulls dark $250 up. Virginia McGuire, Mooresboro for quality breeders, commercial 919-732-6847. Full blooded Boer bucks with color, out of large full blooded 828-657-9271. and show breeding, DOB 3/06, bloodlines Heritage poultry rare breeds or without papers off of Magnum, Herefords, 1-2 y/o, $500 up. Jim Three Boer billy goats, 80%, Storm, Cloud Dancing, Galaxy, Powell of chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys, very nice herd bucks, wide chest, Long, Kannapolis 704-932-0503. 3 m/o, ready May ’07, one paint, Holman, $200 up. R.B. Greeson, $2 up. Stacy Martin, Todd 336- correct color, $250-$550. Justin Black Simmental bulls 12- $200; two color correct, $150/ Liberty 336-622-3611. 877-9138. Holley, Hampstead 910-329-1141. 24 m/o, AI sired from AI dams, ea. Todd Holshouser, Mooresville Alpine, Boer and Lamancha, Red Star sex link and Araucana Longhorn cow 4 y/o, good mostly homozygous black, ready 704-662-8195. some registered all good breeding chicks, pullets females only, $4/ length of horn, spotted red coat for service, $1,250 up. Alan Belcher, Boer goats high percentages, stock, does and bucks available, ea. Wendy Nelson, Angier 919- pattern, $600. Randy Estep, Bryson Ararat 336-374-3259. wethers, $1.50/per lb; does, $100 $75 up will consider trade for calves 796-7050. City 828-488-2437. Three full blood Dexters ½ up, multiple purchase and 4H/FFA or a pony. Meredith Melville, Kenly Hand raised peafowl in a variety Show lambs $250-$450. Austin Holstein, Sir Snowbird bloodlines, discounts. Mike Berezny, Efland 919-201-4474. of colors including India blue, White Armstrong, Walnut Cove 336-480- prefer to sell as a whole, $700- 919-563-9880. Dorper Hair sheep, rams and and Pied, very tame, healthy breeding 5288. $5,600 nego. Josh Edgell, East Purebred Simmental bull 6 ewes American purebred registered, adults, $100 up. Suki Mahar, Boone Boer goats % bucks and does, Bend 336-473-2036. ½ y/o, easy calving, $1,100. Trent 43% to 100%, from $150-$600. 540-651-4414. DOB 2007, $50; does DOB 2006, Fainting goat babies one nanny Schuyler, Lowgap 336-352-4997 David Jones, Benson 919-868-7330. Old English bantams blue $75; Alpine dairy goats, does, DOB and one billy, $125-$150. Jack or 326-6816. Boer, pygmy and mixed breed quail, blue barred quail, blue barred 2006; bucks, DOB 2007, $65/ea. Osborne, Mooresville 704-664-2823. Boer goats full blood kid does, goats, sheep and pigs, $35 up. Trent quail splash, $10/ea up. Allen Roberts, P. Pietras, Jacksonville 910-989- Two red percentage billies, DOB 10/06, Topbrass bloodlines, Christenbury, Midland 704-782- Seagrove 336-873-7214. 0645. 4 m/o, triplets, mother red, fa- $150 up. Robert Fletcher, Jr., Elizabeth 1536. Fighting stags law gray and Simmental bull, purebred, DOB ther full SA paint and has won City 252-330-4499. Lamancha doe, registered, $150; law gray/red quill X, $25/ea. Roy 7/06, reg., black, smooth polled, several shows, will be large, $100/ Dorper Katahdin ewes, $100 Lamancha does, $100; Lamancha Roberts, Mt Gilead 910-439-6210. very docile from BH Right Time ea or will trade paint or red per- up. Joe Wright, Burgaw 910-398- buck, reg., $150; pure Nubian buck, Quail jumbo Wisconsin Bobwhite and Black Zinger lines, excellent centage young does. Brian Estep, 2896. $100. Lamancha buck kids, $50. and Tennessee Reds great for re- EPDs, $900; Simmental heifers, Shelby 704-482-7513. Dairy goats, Nigerian dwarf Julie Pendry, Boonville 336-699- stocking programs, fast flying birds purebred, 2 y/o, both AI Right Boer goats percentage billies, LaMancha, milkers, pets, show, 3556. very wild, eggs, chicks and started Time, Bold Leader, Duramax lines, $90/ea. Henry Paul, Shelby 704- breeding stock, wethers, $40, others, Purebred Lamancha does, bucks, birds available NPIP approved, $.30- halter broken, $1,200. Jeff or Miriam 487-4268. $100 up. Jill Bullock, Stokesdale kids, registered, tame, $75 up. Connie $3. Randy Bowers, Albemarle 704- Bell, Ellenboro 828-453-9297. Angus bulls and heifers registered, 336-548-2977. Duffey, Pinnacle 336-325-3032. 982-3182. Lamancha dairy goats ADGA top bloodlines, excellent EPDs, Boer goats and higher, does Black Angus bulls with calving White homing pigeons $15 reg., milkers, kids, wethers, bucks, weaned, $1,000 up. Troy Watts, and bucks available, $50-$90. Chad ease, Traveler and Bando blood- up, no shipping. Don Woodruff, all breeding prospects, bottle raised Taylorsville 828-632-1842. Rouse, Zebulon 919-455-7338. lines, yearling and 2 y/o, $1,000- Mt Airy 336-710-5268. on CAE prevention, top blood- Charolais cattle herd dispersal, Black Angus X Simmental $1,500. Grady Ward, Lawndale 704- Pigeons different types, fly- lines, Pender co, $75 up. Suzanne cow/calf pairs, $1,000; cows to bulls and heifers, $850. Kelly Johnson, 538-3397. ing baldheads and some short face Katahdin yearling to mature Bouchard, Currie 910-283-2941. calve shortly, $750-$1,000. J. P. Four Oaks 919-963-6096. tumblers all will have bands, $3- Boer buck large, high percentage Cotswold sheep, colored and rams, commercial and registered, $10/ea. Bruce Gaudet, Fuquay Varina Boer buck, DOB 2005, great stud Lambeth, McLeansville 336-656- white, hand spinners flock, 3/07 Codon tested QR or RR, in scrapie 7277. 919-552-0955. buck, $150 nego. Callaway Ashby, X and unregistered lambs, $100; flock certification program, EPDs Toulouse and Embden geese Lexington 336-956-1313. Nigerian dwarf bucks 1 black/ wethers $50, Lincoln long wool available from Katahdin national straight run, full grown, $20/ea; Llamas young and adult, 3 females, white, 1 fawn, AGS registered, 3 X ewe, $150, yearling registered, sheep improvement program, $350- two broad breasted Tom turkeys, one male, $275/ea. Phillip Sutton, m/o, good stock, $150/ea. Charles colored Cotswold ram, $200. Kathy $550. Fred Pugh, Pittsboro 919- full grown, $30/ea. Charles Doby, LaGrange 252-566-3127. Tuggle, Asheboro 336-672-3122. Garmon, Lincolnton 704-736-4151. 542-4164. Advance 336-998-8813 after 7:30. Page 10 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 POULTRY POULTRY POULTRY WANTED SEEDS AND PLANTS SEEDS AND PLANTS White homer and Birming- Ring neck doves less than 1 Racing homers young birds, Frasesr fir Christmas trees, Tomato seed Cherokee purple, ham rollers, various colors including y/o, Free to good home only, pick few older birds, bloodlines Sions, premium, 3 ft to 8 ft, from $12- Marglobe, Mexico, pineapple, Aunt baldheads, $10 up. Danny Mar- up only, will not deliver. Jaye McClure, Janssens, Hanseens, average speed $19. Charlie Cantrell, Newland 828- Ruby’s green, Ark traveler, Sioux, tin, Mt Airy 336-789-1166. Danbury 336-593-2591. in GNC concourse, $35-$50. E.W. 733-8659. peppers, Serrano, Chinese giant, Birmingham rollers old Jaconette Purebred bantams, full size Fredrickson, Wilmington 910-686- Peter pepper seed $1/per pod old Angel trumpet, 20/$2; 30/$2.75 line, deep spinners, $20 up. Danny chickens, less than 1 y/o, healthy 9834. + SASE; NC Grown Palmetto Palm +SASE; tomato and pepper seed- Horner, Mebane 919-563-5658. $5 up. Connie Duffey, Pinnacle Two mated pair of black and tree seed, 4 seed, $1 + SASE. James lings, heirloom varieties, $1/ea. Laying flock new Hampshire 336-325-3032. white saddle back fantails, prefer Anderson, 310 Saddlewood Dr., Goldsboro Don Cash, 8933 Robinson Ch Rd, reds, 1 y/o, 9 hens, 1 rooster, Breeder pens, custom made young banded healthy birds. Larry 27534. Charlotte 28215. $125 or $15/ea. Nancy Hobson, for quail, identical to GQF breeder Trammel, Chapel Hill 919-929- 800 field grown Rhododen- Landscape plants, variety of Pittsboro 336-376-08137. pens, roll outs for eggs, metal partitions, 5578. dron, $5-$60; 100 Nellie Stevens potted nursery plants, 1 gallon/ Breeder pair of black swans, $7/per ft. Tommy Bryant, Henderson Spangled and mottled Cor- $40/ea. Bert Raby, Franklin 828- $2; 3 gallon/$5; 7 gallon/ $10 up. 2 y/o, $1,000. Kenneth LaPine, 252-767-5696. nish bantams under $30/ea. Clint 524-7062. Chip Stitt, Cary 919-481-2530. Greensboro 336-736-1643. Ostrich, proven breeders, yearlings, Dobbins, New London 704-983- Old English boxwoods 50 about Southern Highbush and rabbit Roosters Lt. Brahmas, Bufflace 2 year olds, slaughter birds, $350 8945. 18” tall and 12” wide, $25/ea. Junior eye blueberry plants, 16-20” tall, Polish, New Hampshire Red and up. Eggs, fertile, empty shells or Laying hens ’06 hatch. Kate Fulk, Mt. Airy 336-786-2067. grown in containers, ready for spring Dominique, $5-$10/ea or will trade fresh for eating, $15-$30. Mike Oberlin, Newton 828-464-6060. Upland creecy seed, Virginia planting, $10/ea. Greg Bruhn, Raleigh for ducks, pheasants, guineas or Boykin, Middlesex 919-284-5045. Muscovy ducks. Betty Schappacher, creeper vine, $.25/packet + SASE. 919-790-0480. geese. Tracy Klekotka, Elon 336- Ostriches newly hatched birds, Graham 336-227-7714. Thad Wiseman, 2541 Union Cross Hemlock balled, 6 ft, $30; Fraser 421-3010. place order now, $75 OBO; Os- Laying hens nothing fancy, Ch. Rd., Yadkinville 27055. fir, 6 ft, balled, $40. Dan Hagaman, 10 Pearl guineas young adults, triches blue/black breeders and layers, 5 or 6. Jody Crawford, Mt. Airy Old English boxwoods up to Sugar Grove 828-297-2573. laying, great tick control and watchdogs, 45 hens, 15 roosters, 10-12 y/o, 336-789-2983. 20” tall, $.90/per inch. Forrest Mixed Dahlias 12 bulbs, $15; $8/ea or $70/for all. A. Surratt, $500-$700 OBO; eggs empty and Flying Mallard duck and assorted Michael, Lexington 336-787-5382. Dahlia clumps, $5/ea if you come Denton 336-859-9707. full, $10 up. Jake Perkins, Reidsville silkie bantam hatching eggs and Old timey dill seed $2/tsp pick them up. Leonard Hicks, 218 Buff Orpingtons Red Stars, 336-342-2966. hatchlings, will ship eggs prepair, + SASE. Doug Butcher, 241 Prison Old Mountain Rd, Banner Elk 28604 $7; bantams, Golden Seabrights, One 500’ House of Shanandoah $1 up; Japanese bantam hens any Camp Rd, Dobson 27017 336-352- 828-297-6820. black tailed Buff Japanese, BB Red, Nest system, $3,000; 2 Sphinx scales, color for my lonely rooster, Free 3437. Camelia Japonica $5/ea; one Old English, $10, all young birds. $500/ea; Plasson drinkers, $1/ea; or cheap. Kandace Powers, Bladenboro Apple trees blue berry, black gallon Camellia Sasanqua, $3.50/ Patrick Sherman, Concord 704- two 12 ton feed tanks, $750/ea; 910-874-3035. berry, pear, persimmons, plum, ea; azalea assorted colors, 3/$5 795-1653. two 40’ x 400’ poultry houses, One Dominique hen for lonesome cherry, raspberry, kiwi, pomegranate, in one gallon pots. Jim Gibson, Bantam chicks, $5 up. D. J. $5,000/ea; 1 36’ x 36’ pole barn, rooster. Brenda Carte, Liberty 336- fig and grapevines, $5-$20. Walter Ellerbe 910-652-6154 or 331-0163. Pelt, LaGrange 919-778-0361. $2,500. L. Mesimer, Concord 704- 622-5560. Upchurch, Raleigh 919-839-0118 Flowering hyacinth bean 6 Hatching eggs, silkies, cochin, 791-6750. White male mute swan for or 417-9904-cell. seeds, $1 + SASE, 4 pods hot pepper black OE, $.75. George Parker, Valco modulating tube heaters, mate to our female. Norman Coble, English boxwoods 18-26”, $1.25/ , $1 + SASE. Debbie Price, Kure Lumberton 910-738-7432. 40’ long 8 sections with digital Climax 336-685-4717. per inch. David Albright, Summerfield Beach 910-458-7912. Unsexed Emu chicks healthy thermostats and winches, $8,500. Goslings day old or just hatched, 336-643-1533. Native Carolina Red cedar and eating well, $25. Henry Hampton, Jennifer Price, Concord 704-786- breed does not matter prefer Embden Marigold seed, all colors, $1/ 4’ to 8’, $45; 7’ to 15’, $55; Mooresville 704-663-5100. 0598. or Pilgrim, will take any gosling per 100 + SASE. Chris Hatch, 6902 15’ to 25’, $65, great for nurs- White Rock 1 y/o laying hens, Roosters, $3/ea, assorted breeds; but must be day old, will take fertile Ebenezer Church Rd, Hillsborough ery or privacy fence. Wade Pearce, lay large brown eggs, $5/ea. Randy white leghorn pullets, $6/ea will goose eggs to incubate for rea- 919-471-1177. Willow Springs 919-810-9039 or Wright, Staley 336-622-2386 or start laying in June; free range sonable price. Lorri Hill, Winston- Fraser fir and Canadian hemlock Julian Pearce at 919-552-4031. 622-2397. eggs, $2/dozen. Colette Nester, Sparta Salem 336-978-2447. transplants, good quality, size and Reed poles great fishing rod, Quail Gambel, California, Tenn 336-372-8574. Show Kings any color other color, cooler available for stor- $1/ea you dig. Arnald Seal, Dob- Red, Blue Scale, Mexican speck- Iowa blue chicks, straight run than white; mottled and spangled age, $.60-$1.25/ea. Tim Long, Jefferson son 336-352-3521. led, Jumbo and white Bobwhite Butler, only, $3/ea. M. Brilliant, Rockwell male Cornish bantams. Clint Dobbins, 336-246-3659. Grape vines all varieties, some Mtn quail Coturnix & Hungarians, 704-279-4206. New London 704-983-8945. Pin oak, willow oak, crepe myrtle, seedless, potted, $5/ea; iris hy- $1.50 up; pheasants, red & yel- RIR chicks, straight run only, Turkey and geese eggs when nellie stevens, foster needle point brid, all colors, ½ bu, $10; 1 bushel, low gold, silver & Amherst, $5 $2. J. Brilliant, Rockwell 704-425- they become available, 2 dozen hollies, balled with wire basket, $15, no shipping. Toby Hawkins, up, Jimmy Furr, Stanfield 704- 0240. of each; peafowl eggs. Henry Paul, $40-$80. Ashley Spain, Smithfield Mocksville 336-998-3182. 888-0213. Geese, adult pairs, laying eggs Shelby 704-487-4268. 919-524-6922. Tomato, pepper, cabbage, squash, Champion sired racing homing now, several breeds, $.50-$100. Ginkgo trees grafted males cucumber plants; fox gloves, azaleas, pigeons, all colors from a loft that M. Tommy, Shawboro 252-455- in 3 gallon pots, $25/ea. Kevin red honey sucker and columbine, has won many races, none are more 0422. Campbell, Harmony 704-546-5920. butterfly bush, flowers in gallon competitive, $10/ea. Ron Bailey, Barred Rock roosters, 8 w/ Old timey cockscomb seeds pots, $2, vegetables, $10 for 48 Albemarle 704-985-3333 and 422- o, $5/ea. Tommy Elam, Wilmington hugh blossom head with rich crimson plants. Verdon Batten, Candor 910- 6590. 910-796-8873. color on sturdy 18” stalk, 200 974-3755. Birmingham rollers, old Jaconette Old English bantams several seed, self stamped envelope + $3 Bearded iris one group, no line, good kitting, very fast and varieties, BB Red, Silver Duckwing, Boxwood plants, 24” tall +, cash. Barry Cox, 6225 Welborn choice of colors, $.60; 2nd group, constant rolling’06 birds. Brent etc, $5 up. Paul Southard, Elkin $5. Ed Gruer, Pleasant Garden 336- Rd., Trinity 27370. deep purple, yellow, white, peach, Hensley, Elon 336-263-4388. 6336-366-4924. 674-7227. Camellias assorted colors, 1 blue and brown, $.90, you dig or Chickens $2.50 up, sell or Different breeds of chickens, Marigold, 25/$1; devils clan gal/$5ea; Camellia Sasanqua, as- I dig. D. Wilhelm 6945 Old Beatty trade. L.B. Deal, Winston-Salem $5 up. Kris Atkins, Kernersville 10/$2; blue/red morning glories, sorted colors, 1 gal/$3.50 ea; azaleas Ford Road, Rockwell 28138 704- 336-769-2338. 336-595-2825. 10/$2; castor beans 10/$1; cock- assorted kinds/colors 1 gal/3 for 857-5601. White cochin bantams, chickens, Birmingham rollers all colors, scomb, 100/$2; Beauty berry seeds $5. Jim Gibson, Ellerbe 910-652- Liriope monkey grass, varigated $10/pair. Wayne Smith, Oakboro $7 up. Steve Watts, Dallas 704- 12/$1 +SASE; Dogwood shrub seed, 6154. or solid green, $2/ea, discount on 704-485-3289. 718-2918. 10/$1 + SASE; cotton seed, 8/$1 Tuberose bulbs $15/per bu. 100 or more. Taylor Blake, Marshville Jumbo Bobwhite quail chicks India Blue male peacocks, full + SASE; Lycon’s lily, $3/ea + $2.30 Larry Whicker, Winston-Salem 336- 704-624-6454. fresh from the incubator to you, grown, full tails, healthy birds, $75/ for S&H; etc. Emma Pope, 7019 724-6164. Luffa sponge seeds 50/$1; $.50/ea; hatching eggs, $.25/ea, ea or will trade for India blue pea Kemp Rd., Raleigh 27613. Carnivorous plants and seeds castor pole bean seeds, 35/$1; climbing no shipping. Frank Brilliant, Salisbury hens. M. Tony, Goldston 919-837- Gourds apple, birdhouse, craft, venus flytrap, Sarracenia Flava, running okra, 35/$1, SASE on all 980-621-1493. 2313. big barrel gourds, sallet onions, S. Rubra, S. Purpurea, butterworts, orders. Paul Hinds 106 N King Chinese Reese Pheasants, Poultry house cool cell pads, buttons and seeds, $1 up. Jack Liles, sundews, $3/ea, plants shipped bare Charles Rd., Raleigh 27610 919- young breeding pair, beautiful colors 5’ and 6’ pads, used for 2 years, 4242 NC Hwy 581, Bailey 252- root. Ernst Swart, 203 Eggert Ave. 833-0070. and male will grow an 8 ft tail, GC, $10/ea. Charles Hancock, Bear 235-4288. Castle Hayne 910-675-0770. Sweet Princes watermelon seed $100 or will trade for registered Creek 919-548-3578. White pines 3-12 ft, $3/ft. Japanese Maple trees good 25/$1 + SASE. Louis Holloway, Nubian doe. Fred Fritzwater, Taylorsville 3,000 red sex link started, Jack Hall, Pinnacle 336-351-2885. selection and various sizes, 3 gallon 3295 Dickinson Ave. Ext., Greenville 828-635-1806. vaccinated and debeaked, small orders, Purple Angle trumpet seed up, $20-$75, appointments only. 27834 252-756-5661. Four steel frame chicken houses $5.25/ea. E.D. Snider, Staley 336- ½ tsp, $2 + SASE. Blanche Well- Macy Williams, Fayetteville 910- Daylilies many varieties, $5 10’ steel center, three 400’ x 36’, 622-2942. born, 804 Stoney Fork Rd., Deep 867-9505. up. Dayna Causby, Ellenboro 828- $12,000; one 320’ x 36’, $10,000, Buff Orpington chicks straight Gap 28618. Japanese maples variety of 453-9005. GC, good metal roofs, ideal for run, good quality, good setters and Ledmon watermelon seeds grafted cultivars and seedlings, 12” Fraser fir seedlings from Mt. hay or tobacco, drive through, must mothers and they lay brown eggs 25/$1 + SASE. Carl Overby, Reidsville to 15 ft, $3-$3,000; unusual co- Rogers origin, 3/0 bed run, $.15/ be removed. Richard Yearick, Lansing $2/ea. George Harrington, Ayden 336-951-2966. nifers, many dwarf, grafts and cuttings, ea; 3/2 you pull, $.75/ea, we pull, 336-384-2221. 252-746-2536. Comfrey, hi-yield, hi-protein 1-15 gallon, $10-$50. Jim Hol- $80/ea, well cared for large quantity. Dove various colors of ring necks, Buff Polish rooster 1 y/o, perennial, excellent livestock feed, land, Lewisville 336-813-5543. Richard Yearick, Lansing 336-384- $6 up; old English bantams and from healthy flock, $5 to good fastest protein builder and com- Blueberry plants one gallon 2221. rosecombs, various colors, $8 up. home. LaPage Johnson, Raleigh post, 100+ tons per ac, roots, crowns, to three gallon pots, Star, Legacy, Old timey cantaloupe seeds Veronica and Doug Little, Vass 919-847-2572. plants, $.29 up. T.W. Branham, Duke, Premier, Tiff blue, Power 50/$1 + SASE. Brian Tucker, 2026 910-245-3893. Fans 36” direct drive for chicken Topton 828-321-3095. blue and more, $5-$15. Michael Sheppard Mill Rd, Danbury 27016 Peacocks, $65/ea, $100 for house, 220 volt, metal box, EC, Gourds for birdhouses and crafts, or Jeff Crippen, Garland 910-529- or 336-593-9020. the pair. Cliffie Fesperman, Albemarle $30. Mickey Bowman, Staley 336- large selection, $1.25 up. Denny 1469. German mammouth cantaloupe 704-985-4506. 824-2716. Rollins, Mocksville 336-492-7223. Sunflower seeds old timey seeds 30/$2 + SASE, will grow to Racing pigeons outstanding 2,000 feet of wide chain pan Running okra seed 50/$1 + type, huge 12-14 lb flower, 15- 30 lbs are oblong shape. Jackie youngs Sions, Hansennes, Huysken- feeders, VGC, $.50/per ft. Audrey SASE 2 postage stamps. D. H. Franklin, 18” diameter, 25 seeds/$3; 50 seeds/ White, 106 Zurich Ln., Statesville Vanreils, Janssens, Stichelbauts and Barringer, Richfield 704-985-3926. 1496 Conrad Sawmill Rd., Lewisville $5 + SASE. N. Smoot, 6225 Welborn 28625. mixed bloodlines birds will win races Guinea eggs fertile for hatching, 27023 336-945-3265. Rd., Trinity 27370 336-431-9578. White, greasy, hulled corn- and shows, $35- $50. E. W. Fredrickson, many colors, taking orders, $5/ Boxwoods 160 years old, $125/ Zinnia seeds mixed variet- field seed beans, $5.50/per cup + Wilmington 910-686-9834. per dozen. Joe Kimball, Robbins ea. Jack Hartley, Sophia 336-498- ies, mixed colors, $1 + SASE. K.A. $1.50 postage per cup. Anna Watson, Jumbo Bobwhite Gambel quail, 910-464-5494. 4962. Botzie, 3917 Boone Lane, Burlington Newland 828-733-9466. Blue scales, Ringneck pheasants, Game birds eggs and chicks, Lucky Buckeyes for plant- 27217. Martin gourds for bird houses standard bronze turkey, buff orpington Wisconsin jumbo, Georgia giants, ing, $4.50/doz or Buckeyes to carry Ginkgo trees grafted, males, or crafts; gourds all shapes and and black silkies, $.30 up. Eric and Butler bobwhite quail, blue back for luck, $3.25/doz includes shipping. variety Autumn Gold, $25/ea 3 sizes, apple gourds, $1 up; rabbit Van Asch, Oakboro 704-485-8065. and jumbo ringneck pheasants, $.25- Jules Simmons, 424 Grand Vista gallon pots. Kevin Campbell, Harmony boxes, $15; blue bird houses, $10. Dominique hens, silver laced $2. Tony Cooper, Jamesville 252- Dr., Sylva 28779 828-226-4700. 704-546-5920. Glenn McElveen, Garner 919-772- cochin cock, and some mixed chickens, 799-4302 or 799-6284. Pink, white, yellow Angel Fraser fir and hemlock transplants, 2785. all standards, good birds, $15-$30. trumpet tree type plants, $8/ea 3-2’s and 3-3’s, $.45-$.60. Rick Fresh picked strawberries Billy Jones, Burlington 336-584- + postage. Beulah Cannon, Lenoir Phillips, Bakersville 828-688-2215. May and June, bring your own containers, 4538. 828-759-0502. Red Four O’Clock seeds; Mirabilis no Sunday business, call before coming. Ringneck doves white or white Old English boxwoods 7” to Jalapa, bloom from late spring until John M. Fisher, Rutherfordton 828- x wild type, hand raised, males 9” tall in nursery pots, $6/ea; 25/ frost, 30 seeds/$4 must include 286-8985. have a nice cooing sound, $10- Male Humes bartail pheas- $5.50/ea; 50/$5 ea, other sizes SASE, will include planting information. Tomatoes, pepper, cabbage and $15. Nancy Dawson, Bahama 919- ant. Gary Heath, Fayetteville 910- available. J. Holton, Trinity 336- Zeb Price, 1509 LeAnne Court, collard plants, $2.50/6 pack or 620-8055. 483-6937. 476-5289. Raleigh 919-233-9839. $1/for bundle of 12. Glen or Patricia Mallard ducklings, $3/ea; chicks Ancona chicks prefer day old, Mixed bearded iris 30/$20; Seeds, yellow variegated iris, Williams, 3729 Bend of The River many breeds, $1-$1.50. Brandon 5-6 pullets. Sara Noffsinger, Chapel Crocosmia bulbs, 30/$20; Siberian bushel gourds, yellow nadina, $2 Road, Elm City 27822 252-442- Miller, Bennett 336-879-3144. Hill 919-928-8548. iris, 30/$20 + $5 for shipping. + SASE. B. Murray, 1586 DePriest 5389. Frizzles, Sizzles, Silkie chicks, Small Bantam chickens, good Gisela Hoffman, 441 Stanley Spencer Rd., Bostic 28018. black, blues, whites, BB red ban- quality, reasonable price, south- Mtn. Rd., Gastonia 28056. Long neck dipper gourd seeds, tam chicks, older babies available, east NC area, Seabrites, Rosecombs, Zinna seeds $.50/per TBS +SASE. 60/$3; Martin gourd seed, 60/$3 some adult pairs, home raised, $3 Polish, Belgium quial, Mille Fluer, B.S. Whittington, 2114 Michele PPD. Victor Tart, 730 McGee Rd., up. Cyndi Powell, Indian Trail 704- etc. Tony Szwaja, Salemburg 910- Dr. Kinston 28504. Benson 919-894-5573. 821-4374. 990-5368. Cosmos seeds Free + SASE. Leyland cypress liners, $1.75/ Moon and Stars watermelon RIR or Brahma baby chicks, Heaters used in chicken houses Sarah Strube, 9402 Mallard Creek ea, $1.85 shipped, weeping cherry seed. Dean Barr, Hiddenite 828- $2 up; roosters, hens, RIR or Brahma or quail brooder lamps; equipment Road, Charlotte 28262. trees, 5 and ten gallon, $30 and 632-8918. or Buff Orphington, bantams, $10 for raising quail, incubators, wa- Old timey Sweet bubby shrubs $45/ea; Bradford pear, 5 gallon, Mexican bush sage. Donna up. Ross Olive, Apex 919-362- ters, feeders, etc. Dave Welch, seeds, 75 seeds, $5 + SASE. Warren $12/ea. Kenneth Cruthis, High Point Hampton, China Grove 704-433- 8446. Spring Hope 252-478-7575. Shiver, PO Box 775, Biscoe 27209. 336-861-4785. 8616. May 2007 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 11

SEEDS AND PLANTS WANTED FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES WANTED TRUCKS/TRAILERS WANTED TRUCKS/TRAILERS WANTED Clump onions old clump variety, Large swamp mats, 4’x16’x8”, Used horse type, round bale ’79 GMC C60 dump truck, 9 ’78 Chevy Custom 30, 14’ tilt you can remove one without dis- $1,200/all four. James Bass, II, feeder. Sherree Sferra, West End ft bed, 350 V8, 5 spd, hi-low range bed with winch, gas, $6,000. Bill turbing plants, onion clusters on Fayetteville 910-484-2733. 910-295-1535. rear end, new tires, $4,500. Mardy Marley, Greensboro 336-674-5579. top of ground. Tracy Klekotka, Greenhouse 20’x48’ includes Good 6”X30” rear tractor tire. Griffin, Walnut Cove 336-408- ’96 Dodge 1500 4x4, extend Elon 336-421-3010. 100k heater, 36” fan, shade cloth Lathan Tilley, Hurdle Mills 919- 2492. cab, EC, $8,500. Billy Breeden, Peter Pepper plants or seeds. and new roll of plastic, $2,500; 732-7982. ’50 Ford F1 pickup restored Haw River 919-636-0210. Kevin Loftin, Statesville 704-873- 100 nursery pots, mostly 1 gal- Gasboy non commercial gasoline to new condition, $15,000; ’52 SA dump 1985 F700 truck 2300-cell. lon, $100. Daniel Overcash, Mooresville diesel pump with cabinet, #690 Ford F700 truck, flatbed, less than HD 6 yd box, 8.2L diesel, Allison Will take your bamboo shoots 704-664-1816 or 658-4290-cell. approximate cabinet size 43”H, 20,000 original miles, $10,500; HD transmission, pintle, VGC overall, out to prevent growth and clean 1,000 gallon metal tank, $100; 19” wide and 7.5” deep, opera- ’69 Ford rollback, 24’, EC, $5,000. $7,990. Bert Kymalainen, Wil- area when finished. Dia Thao, Salisbury 110 gallon, 3 pt spray, $200; 17 tional not necessary. Cal Jeffries, D.J. Hopper, Fayetteville 910-483- low Springs 919-669-4273. 704-232-0508. hp B&S complete, $200; Budgit Mebane 336-421-9967. 0964. ’79 Ford shortbed F100 3 spd, electric hoist 1 ton, $550; Chevy Used roofing tin, 3 ft wide, ’73 Ford tandem dump truck 302, needs TLC but would make truck alloy wheels, $150. Kenny will consider any length. Todd Salzwedel, 13 ½ ft bed, great running farm great project, new clutch. Lock Linville, Oak Ridge 336-643-5869. Robbins 910-464-2949. truck, $7,000. Michael Brady, Winston- Gessner, Selma 919-284-1123. 55 gallon drums metal some Posts 12’ x 4” x4” post, do Salem 336-971-2048. ’85 Chevy 70 diesel dump truck, plastic, $4/ea. M. Joe, Wadesboro not need to be treated, price nego. ’73 General Engines Co 8’x18’ 33,000 lb axle, air brakes, good 704-320-3693. K. Godfrey, Lumber Bridge 910- pintle hook flat 9 ton trailer, needs tires, 5 spd, 10 foot body, GC, Di-Syston applicator, $50. Heavy duty ramps, made of 474-1375. deck and jack, FC, $1,200 OBO. $5,500 OBO. Paul Myers, Blanch Randy Choate, Glade Valley 336- 1 ½ inch angle iron, 5 ½ ft long Used 1 gallon black nursery Mike Shaffner, Pinnacle 336-325- 336-234-8949. 363-9175. x 1 ½ ft wide, $35. Ray James, pots. Albert Harker, Castle Hayne 2953. ’81 Ford 4x4 shortbed, 460 Craftsman tiller 17” tine width, China Grove 704-857-1426. 910-675-2489. ’97 stock trailer 16’ long, motor, strong pulling truck, good rear tine with counter, rotating 275 gallon oil tank with stand, Goat turn table, creep feeder, need painting, $1,500, not a GN. for farm, $900 or trade for good tines 6.5 hp, owners, manual, $350. $25; 150 gallon round oil tank chute, dome shelters, holding box, C. Walters, Carthage 919-353-0562. 2 axle trailer. Herbert Clayton, R.D. Hinton, Jr., Gibsonville 336- with stand, $25. N. Morgan, Trinity various goat equipment in good ’91 Chevy ¾ ton truck flat Providence 336-388-2339. 449-6789. 336-431-7035. to EC. A. Surratt, Denton 336- bed only, made of metal with 3 ’86 Ford 250 4x4, 460 gas, Two tractor tires fair tread 24’ silo top new or used pre- 859-9707. ft high sides, has all the lights, auto, air PW, brush guard, 33” 12.4x24, $110/for both; one push fer metal top, need used tractor Tiller 3 pt hitch for small $500. Clarence McCain, Provi- tires, aluminum rims, solid, good garden plow with 18” diameter wheel, and bushhog. Larry Pickett, Asheboro tractor, reasonable price. Rick Brown, dence 336-388-2506. running truck, $3,500. Steven Bozzo, LNC, $50. Sammy C. Davis, Sr, 336-857-2188. Dallas 704-923-0487. ’99 HD, GN, flatbed trailer, Bear Creek 336-302-7985. Belhaven 252-943-3212 or 943- Two automatic head gates for Used chain link fence with 24 ft with 4 ft dovetail ramps, ’88 F250 Lariat auto, 4x4 extend 9222-cell. cows, GC, $75/ea or $125/for both. or without poles. Brian Banks, Raeford dual axles, treated wood deck, EC, cab, dual tanks, 5th wheel ball in Goat milk soap $3.50/ea + George Harrill, Forest City 828- 910-848-8516. $2,700. Glen Trusler, Burgaw 910- bed, good dependable farm truck, shipping or 3 bars for $10 + shipping. 429-8110. Owner’s manual for AC D17 259-6354. $5,500. Trenna Warren, Hiddenite Jason Fortenberry, Lincolnton 704- Two worm harvesters, $400/ tractor. Warren King, Raeford 910- 14’ trailer, ramps 4’sides, 2 828-632-2398. 735-1672. ea. Steve Hardee, Fuquay Varina 818-4041. 5/16 coupler, $850. Randy Choate, ’95 F350 XLT Ford dually 7.3 225 gallon poly water tank, 919-552-2126. Owner’s manual for Sears Glade Valley 336-363-9175. power stroke diesel, power door EC, $75. John Payne, Mebane 336- Galvanized gate, 4 ft high planer, molder model 306233751 ’95 Ford F350 XL 4x4 Apache and windows, SS running boards, 516-5072. x 8 ft wide, $45. Bob Bridgman, serial X803408. Scott Hinson, State Feed bed, 5x8 with hydraulic dis- aluminum wheels, 5th wheel ball, Fencing material oak, three 704-788-1229. Road 336-835-7491 or 835-1186. penser feed truck, GC, $6,000. VGC, $9,500. Mark Richardson, 6”x3.5x97; 16-6”x1”x10’2”; two Basket linds, never used, $1/ Log splitter running or not. Bobby Myrick, Biscoe 910-572- Seagrove 336-879-2235. 6”x3.5”x8’2”; two 6”x3.5x10’2”, ea. Wayne Fuller, Hamlet 910- Robert Stokely, Thomasville 336- 7957. ’95 F250 power stroke diesel, $65. Gail Feddish, Greensboro 336- 582-2770. 475-6226. Extendo bed for short bed full 2WD, single cab, auto XLT me- 697-8179. Galvanized steel C channels Old farm mechanics magazine, size pick up, used as farrier sled chanically perfect, $5,000. Josh 275 gallon plastic metal caged 2”x6”, 8”, 12” x 18’ long 14 gauge. prefer with Fordson information. with a shoe rack, also good for Tickle, Summerfield 336-451-4344. tank, clean, no chemicals used, Randy Putman, Kernersville 336- Karl Hesse, Huntersville 704-895- mechanic or welder, 1,200 lb weight Cow/horse trailer, 16 ft, $3,750; only water, $125. Danny Wallace, 240-5143. 8241. capacity at full extension, GC, $800 landscaping trailer, 16’, $1,650. Snow Camp 336-376-3232. Cattle feed bunks, concrete, Parts manuals, shop repair OBO. Maggie Souders, Shelby 704- H.O. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606 Fencing boards 1”x6”x10’ oak, new 10’9” long rebar reinforced manual or operator manuals for 477-9545. or 342-0490. $5/ea; 1”x6”x10’, $3.25/ea; 1”x6”x12’ approximate weight 2,200 lbs, $165/ farm equipment tractors and implements, ’89 GMC 4 door dually, new Trailer 8x14 ft, double axle oak, $6.25/ea; 1”x6”x12’ pine, ea. Clay Nicholson, East Bend 336- etc. Clint Lowe, Julian 336-685- clutch, body in VGC, needs a motor, with wheels under bed, treated wood, $4/ea. Glenn Jones, Winston-Sa- 699-4780. 5720. $1,500. Sandra Micozzi, Advance bed with 2x10 side rails, remov- lem 336-817-4325. 8.25 x 20 truck tires, two Two 11.2 x24 rear tractor rims 336-998-0407. able, pin type hitch, $800. Johnny Composted horse manure, new lug recaps, 100% tread; 2 lug that are compatible with a Ford ’03 F150 extend cab, EC, $16,500. Dickens, Lillington 910-893-3423. aged turned and limed, 70% to recaps, 50% tread, 2 rib tread not 1710 tractor, must be in GC, reasonable Chris Best, Rougemont 919-732- ’97 Ford F150 Lariat 4.6 engine, 80% manure with sawdust and hay, recapped, 80% tread, all mounted price. Scott Reid, Morganton 828- 4035. AT, extend cab, 3rd door, 8’ bed, we can load your trailer or pick on good 10 bolt wheels, ready to 234-5102. ’03 dual axle trailer 6 ½ ft leather, VGC, 2nd owner, $7,100. up truck, long bed loads, $30; large run, $450 for all. Doug Craver, Portable milking unit for x 16’, flat bed treated floor with Joe Houston, Oakboro 704-485- garbage bag, $4. Chris Nadel, Mebane Lexington 336-731-6136. family milk cow, must be in GC standards, wheels underneath, trailer 8570. 919-563-3428. Greenhouses 7 fully equipped and working order. Andy VonCanon, brakes, fold down ramp, EC, $2,595. ’73 Ford 8000 dump truck, Cat Fencing lumber yellow pine Quonset houses, four are 20’x96’, Brevard 828-553-6296. Janet Efird, Oakboro 704-485-4694. engine, 13 spd, $7,500; ’79 GMC rough sawn mostly 2”x6”x16 some two 20’x80’ and one 20’x40’ ft, Old barns, out buildings, will 300 Cummings diesel engine, Brig C&C Detroit engine, 9 spd, 2”c6”x10’, $.45/per bd ft. Donald selling $7,500/for all will not separate. clean up and remove, must be standing. still in 77 Road Tractor, EC, $1,500. $5,500; ’74 12-14 ton tilt top Norton, Pittsboro 919-548-0207. Lee Bizzell, Selma 919-965-8133. Mike Wessell, Raleigh 919-801- Doug Harrington, Apex 919-363- trailer, $2,500. Bill Willis, Mt Airy Wood pallets 54”x72” solid Feed bin approximately 300 5383. 5427. 336-786-4619. 2”x6” SYP decking, $5/ea. Derek bu capacity, VGC, $200. Johnnie Old mill stones. Crystal Sides, ’90 Chevy extend cab 2500, ’88 Ford F350 dually, gas, box Smith, King 336-983-9732. Dale, Selma 919-965-4014. Franklinton 919-528-7117. 2WD, 5.7 gas engine, automatic, truck, L racks, new engine, GC, Yellow locust fencing 4x4x7’ Rough sawn pine for pole Rear wheel set and belt guard good paint, tow package, sprayed $5,600. Connie Muehlbach, Asheboro post, $6; split or round 7’ post, barns or shed roofs, 2x4x12, 2x6x10 for Merry tiller by Scotsman, 70’s in bedliner, GC, $4,000. Jimmy 336-879-3253. $3.50; split rails, 10’, $6. Dean or 2x8x12, portable sawmill ser- model. Glenn Troutman, Concord Elliott, Statesville 704-876-6219. 113 gallon truck fuel tank Richardson, Sparta 336-372-5556. vice available, $3.50, $4.50 or 704-786-9344. Custom ATV trailer 11’ 5” with hand pump, EC, $310. Brandon Manual tire changers with $5.50. Jack Murdock, Rolesville Pair of 29x12-15 Ag tires long by 75” wide, side/rear drive Cobb, McLeansville 336-698-0222. bead breaker, $85/ea. Frank Busby, 919-669-1859. and rims for 1010 Massey. John on ramps, 1/8” aluminum floor, Brandon Cobb, McLeansville 336- Jr., Matthews 704-821-9949. Meyer ½ hp shallow well pump Helms, Gastonia 704-864-0587. 3” channel frame, dual 3,000 lb 698-0222. 40KW generator PTO mounted and tank, $100; home made carry axles, $1,600. Bill Reavis, Kannapolis Utility trailer made from 6 on trailer, $2,000. Jerry Gardner, all, 3 pt hitch, $75. Sam McIntyre, 704-932-1728. ft truck bed, all metal with tail- Hamlet 910-582-4628. Salisbury 704-633-4741. ’94 Ford F150 4x4, electric gate, $325. Donald Heavner, Lincolnton Chainlink fencing Sears Armadillo, Burlap sacks and some cot- doors, seats and windows, runs good, 704-735-5900. 6’x400’, 11 ½ gauge, 24 top rails, ton feed sacks, $.75/ea. D. McAnulty, a few dings, GC, $4,500. Andrew ’04 Dodge 2500, Cummins quad 8 corner posts, 38 line posts, two Concord 704-782-7824. McSwain, Albemarle 704-983-1859. cab 4x4, auto, loaded, blue, new 6’x5’ gates, one 6’x4’ gate, all GoatMaster working chute, 20’ GN livestock trailer with ’06 Dodge 3500 auto, cloth lift/tires, $31,000. Michael Baker, complete with hardware, VGC, $800. includes headgate, swing gate and divided floor on the front 6’ for Kannapolis 704-791-8948. smaller animals, 3’ tackroom, trailer interior, power everything, dual Bobby James, Cedar Grove 919- ramp, EC, $850. Trudye Setzer, exhaust, GN ball, Reese hitch, mud ’73 F250 4x4, 300 6 cylin- 563-4699. Claremont 828-459-2007. is set up for pony rides and pet- flaps, etc, $36,000. Brian Lowe, der, 4 spd, runs excellent, former Live animal box traps, all steel, Goat milk soap hand made ting zoo, other equipment, $3,000. fire department brush truck, $4,500. Scott Padgett, Southern Pines 910- Liberty 336-261-8497. for coon, bobcat, fox and dogs, vegetable oil cold process, unscented ’90 Hudson 3 axle trailer, 9 Bobby Whitfield, Mt. Olive 919- $60-$120. J. Parrish, Durham 919- and 28 fragrances, $5/per bar + 695-0402. ton, electric brakes, 18’ flat deck, 921-1411. 688-3235. shipping. B. Seaman, Walnut Cove ’05 Chevy diesel 4x4 2500 M274 Army Mule platform white spray bedliner, GN hitch, 5’ beaver tail, 5 ft ramps, 2 ½” Horse manure Free, you haul. 336-994-8479. pintle hook eye, $3,500. Charles vehicle, 4WD, wide tractor type Mackie Blackburn, Tobaccoville Vintage Gilbarco gas pump electric brake box, leather, loaded Hanes, Lexington 336-787-4402. tires, alternator kit, tow receiver 336-983-5508. complete with hose and OPW automatic 6 disc CD, 4 door, etc., $35,000. hitch, GC, $4,200. David Hood, Wanda Mcauley, Hamlet 910-582- ’97 Chevy truck Z71 fully Trailer hitch, adjustable with nozzle, last NC state inspection equipped, cloth interior, extend Brown Summit 336-508-3781. 2 5/8” ball, load level bars, fits 1976, $495. Bob Bracken, Mooresville 2839. cab, tool box, new 285 Pro Comp Utility trailer 6 ½ x12 metal Reese receiver, $200. B. Miller, 704-664-3030 or 663-3533. ’88 GMC straight drive, du- floor, mesh ramp, racks, tie downs, ally, VGC, $3,000. Wanda Dav- tires, $9,500. Dustin Wrenn, Prospect Seagrove 336-873-7952. Well pump, line tank com- Hill 336-562-2835. new tires, paint, heavy duty, $900; Iron wheels 25 all sizes, $15- plete set up, $250 you pull or enport, Elkin 336-957-3924. ’86 Ford L8000 flatbed with lawn mower dump wagon, new tires, $150. June Smith, Tobaccoville $350 if I pull. Greg Mills, Apex ’74 50 series, 2 ton truck, $100. M. Rash, Statesville 704- 63” Peterbilt Walkin Sleeper, 350, old knuckle boom, 250 HP, 3208 336-983-3150. 919-362-8944. Cat engine, tandem with 7 spd, 592-2791. Yellow locust split rails, 10 Insulated transport box, used 4 spd, great pulling rig, $3,500. $6,000. Rodney Thompson, Semora ft, $5/ea, other locust material. to keep fresh produce cool on short Marvin McCoy, Lansing 336-384- 9815. 336-234-0123. Randal Letterman, Green Mtn 828- trips, will fit in a pickup or a ’86 Chevy custom deluxe truck, 208-1318 or 682-3850. van, $50. Don Hall, Rocky Point Truck, good condition but carburetor with 12’ dump bed, $5,750 OBO. Rough sawn cherry lumber good 910-675-8984. needs rebuilding, $500 OBO. D. Jason, Trinity 336-431-0975. C.M. Prince, Marshville 704-385- for barn siding, $1/per running foot. Two hand hewn tobacco barns 9444. Paul Sutcliffe, Dobson 336-374- you must disassemble and remove, 12’ utility bed no rust, came ’95 utility refrigerated trailer, Diesel dump truck single axle, 3264. $500/both. David Kattam, Eden off Ford ton truck, VGC, $800 backhoe, trailer, GC. Mac Lovin, OBO, would consider trade for good 48’x102”, carrier smart unit, new Commercial type Hobart meat 336-623-5398. compressor, swing rear doors, VGC, Hamlet 910-205-3737. saw, 2 hp motor runs off 220, Wool pool handling equipment, 12’ metal flat bed. John Smith, $11,000 possible trade for trac- 20’ aluminum GN stock trailer. VGC, $1,000. Tony Davis, Dob- 3 laundry carts, 3 metal wool bag Lenoir 828-313-7911. Wayne Wilson, Kannapolis 704- ’87 Chevy Silverado Crewcab, tor/equipment of equal value. Lewis son 336-374-3131. racks and some extra parts, wool Blue, Carthage 910-783-6478. 933-9434. Nine steel I beams used, 30’ racks used for packing flock wool C30 dually, 1 ton truck, 454 en- ’73 cabover spreader truck Intern’l, Studebaker or Scout long with 4” x 8” PT nailers, al- in bags, $$$. Barbara Pugh, Pittsboro gine, extra heavy duty, slight body truck in any condition. Kelly Everhart, damage to fender, $4,500. Charles 14’ Chandler body with drag chain, ready bolted on, great for farm 919-542-4164. GC, $3,000. Wade Guion, Matthews Lexington 336-357-5922. bridge, GC, $350/ea. Fred Cox, Liquid nitrogen tank 12,000 Doby, Advance 336-998-8813. 704-846-1608. ‘88-95 Dodge diesel 252-3500, West Jefferson 336-977-3300. gallon, alum. w/pump, $$$. Ed- ’96 Ford F250 gas, V8 auto- must run, body condition does not matic, air dual tanks, 5th wheel, Utility farm trailer single axle, JD 950 turf tires with 6 foot ward York, Siler City 919-742- 4’x8’ wooden floor and sides, ball really matter, must be able to pass finishing mower and small disc, 4783 aft 9 pm. white 2x2, regular cab, high mileage, inspection, 4x4, manual or auto, good work truck, $3,250. Dixie hitch, GC, title, $500. Devoy Coble, $6,500. Keith Wainright, Winterville Snow Camp 336-376-3393. $3,000. Brian Lowe, Liberty 336- 252-341-6209. Bedsaul, Ararat 336-374-5953. 261-8497. ’89 GMC 1 ton dually, new ’85 Thermo King reefer unit Alpaca manure great for vegetable in FC, good for parts and lots of Ford diesel pickup wanted for and flower gardens, you need to clutch, heads 6.2 diesel, 4 door, diesel parts, any condition run- bring a 5 gallon bucket, $6/per great pulling truck, straight drive, aluminum $500 nego. David Waechter, ning or not. John Dilday, Apex bucket. Pamela Smith, Mebane 919- $5,000. Sandra Micozzi, Advance Lenoir 828-234-1594. 919-829-6055. 345-1820. Large, log, double stable/feed 336-998-0407. One set 8 feet trailer axles Double axle BP trailer, 16 Milking stand for goat, $50; barn, no tobacco barns, will pay Farm trailer 5’wide, 8’long, with brakes, EC, $200. David Kinney, ft long and 6 ft to 8 ft wide, GC, box to haul goats, $100. Robert top dollar for nice barn. Scott Sink, 2’ side boards, $300. Dallas Lanier, Lexington 336-249-9571 or 239- reasonable price. Robbie Maready, Sell, Winston-Salem 336-595-8247. Lexington 336-787-5200. Lexington 336-787-5547. 4285. Chinquapin 910-284-2775. Page 12 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2007 Freeze damage (Cont’d from pg. 1) insulate crops with water. what amount of losses was The Big Cart hits the road! to have fared much better than Many growers have insured or uninsured. our state’s peach, blueberry, described the situation as a We want to be sure we have apple, small grains and perfect set of conditions for an the most accurate assessment nursery crops. agricultural disaster. we can of the damage, so Still, reports from Western To add insult to injury, we whatever steps are necessary North Carolina indicate heard reports that strong next, we will have the best damage to strawberries in the winds that blew through the information to move forward in mountain areas was far worse state April 16 toppled or making requests on behalf of than in the coastal areas, snapped a number of apple the agricultural community. including reports of 70 to 90 trees in the mountains. In North Carolina, we are percent losses for some farms. Reports are still coming in at familiar with agricultural losses A number of apple and press time, but no figures for due to natural disasters, but peach producers reported 90 to damage estimates have been these typically come in the 100 percent loss of their crops, reported at this time. form of hurricanes, tornadoes and reports of blueberry North Carolina farmers were and flooding. Losses due to damage ranged from moderate not alone in crop losses, with late spring freezes have been to severe depending on much of the Southeast more rare. whether farmers could spray experiencing similar situations. To put this event in plants with water to insulate I have been in contact with my perspective, estimated losses them. Several apple growers counterparts in the Southeast from this freeze will exceed the have indicated this loss will to determine the extent of the total losses of more than $111 mean 18 months without overall regional damage in the million from hurricanes income from their crop. event federal assistance Bonnie, Charlie and Frances Dry winter weather also had becomes available. combined in 2004. an impact on the crops as I have also assembled a I ask you to keep our some farmers saw irrigation group within the department to farmers in our prayers and Come see The Big Cart at the following events: ponds dry up before the cold assess the overall damage, thoughts as they seek to May 4-5 ...... 2007 Strawberry Festival & Parade, Chadbourn weather moved out of the state, determine where the damage is recover from this devastating May 6 ...... Smithfield Yam and Ham Festival, Smithfield severely limiting their ability to located in the state and see natural disaster. May 11 ...... Kinston Indians baseball game, Kinston May 12 ...... Carolina Mudcats baseball game, Zebulon Tax breaks offered for farm May 19 ...... 2007 Acorn Festival, Four Oaks and open space preservation Farmers interested in keeping their land open and available for Safety agriculture may be able to take advantage of significant federal tax (Cont’d from pg. 1) incentives for placing a conservation easement on their property. A conservation easement is a voluntary written agreement the vehicle to prevent load shifts and to and ends up in a lake, it could cause a fish kill. between a landowner and a qualified conservation organization in reduce container damage. Containers made -- Take the time to read and follow the label which the landowner agrees to keep the land in its natural state, of paper, cardboard or similar materials should carefully. It provides information about special and the organization is given the right to monitor the property to always be protected from rain or moisture. In hazards and safety instructions for handling make sure the agreement is upheld. addition, protect pesticides from extreme heat and disposing of pesticides. The landowner still retains ownership of the land and can and cold, which can reduce the effectiveness -- If there is an accident that involves a sustainably farm it as before. The easement assures protection of the pesticide and cause damage to the pesticide spill on a highway, contact the local against development and may offer the landowner tax savings. container. sheriff’s office or the local police department, While conservation easements have historically provided -- Practice the same care when transporting the local emergency management services and financial relief for farmers, the passage of a new federal law has empty pesticide bags and containers. the Structural Pest Control and Pesticides greatly increased the tax benefits to their largest amounts to date. Residual exposure – whether by dust, Division of the N.C. Department of Agriculture On Aug. 17, President George Bush signed into law a bill that granules, powder or liquid – also poses and Consumer Services at (919) 733-3556. Keep expands federal tax incentives for conservation easement donations potential environmental hazards. For example, unauthorized people from entering the spill with these changes: if an empty insecticide bag blows off a truck area until authorities arrive. Qualifying farmers and ranchers can now deduct up to 100 percent of their annual income; To qualify, farmers or ranchers must earn more than 50 percent of their gross income from the business of farming in the taxable Upcoming Farmers Market events year in which the conservation easement is donated. The 100 percent deductible rule also applies to farmers and ranchers who Charlotte Farmers Market, (704) 357-1269 operate as a corporation. May 5 ...... Mecklenburg County Master Gardeners Q&A, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Second, the property must be used or available for use for May 11 ...... Strawberry Day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. agriculture or livestock production, and remain available for July 11...... Watermelon Day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. agriculture or livestock production after implementing the Southeastern N.C. Ag Center Farmers Market, Lumberton, (910) 618-5699 May 5 ...... Taste of Spring, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. conservation easement. May 19 ...... New Potato Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Farmers and ranchers who do not qualify for the 100 percent May 19 ...... Crawfish Day, 9 a.m. until supplies run out deduction may still benefit from the expanded charitable deduction June 9 ...... Blueberry Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for landowners. Jun 23 ...... Taste of Summer I, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The rate of charitable deduction landowners can take for July 7 ...... Watermelon Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 14...... Taste of Summer II, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. donations of conservation agreements has been increased from 30 July 21...... Peach Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. percent of their annual income to 50 percent. Aug. 4 ...... Emergency Expo, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The time period for which qualified donors can take tax Aug. 11 ...... Taste of Summer III, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. deductions increased from six to 16 years. Aug. 25 ...... Paw-Paw Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. These changes apply only to easements in 2006 and 2007. Piedmont Triad Farmers Market, Colfax, (336) 605-9157 May 4-6 ...... Craft Fair, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri./Sat. & 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday Therefore, there is a narrow window of opportunity to take May 12 ...... Triad Cook-Off, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. advantage of these tax incentives. To qualify for these tax benefits, May 18 ...... Strawberry Day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. projects must be completed prior to Dec. 31, 2007. June 30 ...... Dairy Day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. “This is a tremendous opportunity for people who love their July 13...... Peach Day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. family land and want to keep owning and farming it,” said Reid Aug. 4 ...... General Greene Car Show, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. North Carolina Aug. 10 ...... Watermelon Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wilson, executive director of the Conservation Trust for North State Farmers Market, Raleigh, (919) 733-7417 FARM FRESH Carolina, the service center for 23 local land trusts. “For individuals May 3 ...... Strawberry Day, 11 a.m. to 1p.m. who are considering preserving their land through conservation May 19 ...... WPTF Weekend Gardener Show, 8 to 11 a.m. easements, now is the time to do it.” June 2 ...... Crawfish Day, 10 a.m. until supplies run out Go to http://www.ctnc.org to find your local land trust. June 7 ...... Blueberry Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 12...... Market Festival, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more, contact The Conservation Trust for North Carolina at July 26...... Peach Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (919) 828-4199, or Gerry Cohn, American Farmland Trust, at (336) Aug. 9 ...... Watermelon Day, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 221-0707 or http://www.farmland.org.