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By Sam Irwin Louisiana crawfish producers and processors hailed the Under the new USDA COOL measure, such product will by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, is often found in March 16 implementation of the USDA’s mandatory country have to be clearly labeled as Product of China. imported Chinese crawfish, Savoy said. of origin labeling (COOL) program as good news. Louisiana crawfish producers and processors have long “Our ponds and crawfish have been tested repeatedly and It means that all meats, including muscle cuts, ground beef, complained that Chinese crawfish dealers are using unfair no harmful substances have ever been found,” Savoy said. lamb, chicken, goat, pork and wild farm-raised fish and shell- trade practices to flood seafood markets and undercut the “There is really no testing in China for banned substances.” fish, must be clearly labeled with information that tells the value of the homegrown crawfish. In addition to the USDA COOL rules, a new state law consumer where the product came from. Chinese labor costs are significantly lower than Louisiana’s makes it unlawful for a Louisiana restaurant to misrepresent David Savoy, president of the Crawfish Farmers and often frozen Chinese crawfish may be found in super- the crawfish or shrimp they serve as Louisiana-raised if it’s Association, said his group has been pushing for the measure markets at prices cheaper than domestic crawfish. not. for more than four years. Many Louisiana crawfish processors have gone out of busi- State Representative Fred Mills of Breaux Bridge said the “The COOL rules will help push our Louisiana crawfish,” ness during the last 15 years because of the cheap crawfish restaurant customer has a right to know where the crawfish Savoy said. “It will make everyone aware that our product is imports, 95 percent of which come from China, Savoy said. dish he or she is buying comes from. homegrown Louisiana crawfish as opposed to Chinese craw- Savoy said there are certain health risks associated with “The Louisiana crawfish is a good local commodity and fish.” Chinese crawfish. when you eat it you’ll know what you’re getting,” Mills said. Savoy said packs of Chinese crawfish sold in supermarkets “Over there the water is so polluted that antibiotics are “Ask before you eat if the crawfish is Louisiana crawfish. are often labeled with common Cajun Louisiana names to added to keep the crawfish from dying,” Savoy said. The law says they have to tell you.” create the impression the product is from the Pelican State. Chloramphenicol, an antibiotic banned in food substances See COOl, continued on page 2 Page 2 MARKET BULLETIN January 29, 2009 COOL, continued from page 1

USDA announced the details of the final regulation restaurants, lunchrooms, cafeterias, food stands, bars, for the mandatory country of origin labeling (COOL) lounges and similar enterprises. program required by the 2002 and 2008 farm bills on The final rule outlines the requirements for labeling January 15. covered commodities and the recordkeeping require- The full text of the final rule will be published in the ments for retailers and suppliers. The law provides for Jan. 15 Federal Register and the rule becomes effective penalties of up to $1,000 per violation for both retail- March 16. ers and suppliers not complying with the law. In addition to meat products, the rule covers perish- The rule prescribes specific criteria that must be met able agricultural commodities (specifically fresh and for a covered commodity to bear a “United States frozen fruits and vegetables); macadamia nuts; pecans; country of origin” declaration. In addition, the rule ginseng and peanuts. also contains provisions for labeling covered com- Commodities covered under COOL must be labeled modities of foreign origin, meat products from multi- at retail to indicate its country of origin. ple origins, ground meat products, as well as commin- For fish and shellfish, the method of production — gled covered commodities. wild or farm-raised — must be specified. USDA plans to make funding available to accelerate Commodities are excluded from mandatory COOL if and expand training of state cooperator employees, ini- the commodity is an ingredient in a processed food tiate development of an automated review tracking item. system, conduct a retailer survey, conduct audits of the The definition of a processed food item remains retail supply chain and continue conducting education unchanged from the Aug. 1, 2008, interim final rule. and outreach activities. Excluded from COOL labeling are items derived from Currently, USDA has cooperative agreements with 42 a covered commodity that has undergone a physical or states to conduct retail surveillance reviews. chemical change — such as cooking, curing, or smok- USDA will conduct the retail reviews in the states Under new rules issued by USDA, all crawfish sold in retail ing — or that has been combined with other covered not covered by a cooperative agreement and perform outlets must be labeled with country of origin wording. In addi- commodities or other substantive food components the supply chain audits. tion, new Louisiana law dictates that restaurants provide coun- such as chocolate, breading and tomato sauce. Copies of the final rule and additional information try of origin information for crawfish and shrimp when cus- Also exempt are food service establishments, such as are available at http://www.ams.usda.gov/COOL. tomers ask. Louisiana Agriculture & Forestry Today Strain hosts seafood din- ner for Louisiana troops Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Iraq,” Boudreaux said. “I think they’ll have a Mike Strain, D.V.M., said crawfish provided by new jambalaya MRE (meals ready to eat) in the Crawfish Promotion and Research Board Iraq but it’ll be nowhere as good as this meal fed the 225th Engineer Brigade Headquarters today.” Company of the Louisiana National Guard in a Other hosts of the event included Harlon special farewell and “casing of the colors” cer- Pearce and Ewell Smith of the Seafood emony at Fort Hood, Texas on January 13. Promotion and Marketing Board. The 225th Brigade, headquartered in “When we were asked to participate with this Pineville, spent the last two months training at project we jumped at the chance,” Strain said. Fort Hood. The Fort Hood Military Band “I think it is important to support the young played the Army Song as the 225th’s distinc- men and women in the armed forces and show tive red flag emblazoned with a fleur-de-lis our appreciation for the sacrifices they make so was furled and placed inside a protective cas- that our country may be great.” ing. General Dwight Landreneau, Adjutant Major General Daniel P. Bolger, General of the Louisiana National, Guard, Commanding General, 1st Cavalry Division, addressed the soldiers during the ceremony. said the colors will be unfurled when the unit Afterwards, he expressed his gratitude for the arrives in Iraq. dinner effort. “We’ll bring the colors back when the 225th “This meal is fantastic,” Landreneau said. is on the banks of the Tigris River in Baghdad,” “It’s a touch of home. We thank the Crawfish Bolger said. Promotion Board and the Seafood Promotion Strain said Chef John Folse of Board for their effort.” Donaldsonville prepared the crawfish étoufée Strain said the Brigade has orders to serve in dish along with barbecued shrimp, seafood Iraq for one year. Nearly half of the 225th’s gumbo, oyster stew and crab cakes. soldiers have already completed tours in either “The crawfish dinner is our way of saying Iraq or Afghanistan. thanks to the soldiers for their service,” Strain Stroud said the Crawfish Board plans to con- said. tinue sponsoring events such as these. Lieutenant Darby Boudreaux of Catahoula in “We’re thrilled to be able to honor our troops St. Martin Parish enjoyed the meal. in this small way,” Stroud said. “We are proud “We’re really glad people were thinking of to be a part of this event and by no means will giving us a taste of home before we shipped to this be a one-time thing for us.” January 29, 2009 MARKET BULLETIN Page 3 (6) reg. Brangus bulls, 20-24 Reg. Texas Longhorns, cows, dewormed, some can be regis- 2007 AQHA, dark steel gray mos., lbw, very gentle, $1700/1- heifers & bulls, reduction sale, tered for Braford base, $800/1. geld., grandson of Doc's Hickory CATTLE up. John Danos, Jr., Cut Off; 985- $500/1-up. Matt Westmoreland, Ronald Williams, Deville; 318- on top & bottom, ready to start 677-0615. Franklinton; 985-515-3172. 466-3802 or 318-447-0619. under saddle, $1750. Marc No grade sires listed in the interest of Reg. blk. Angus cows, (2) Angus/Brangus yrlgs., all Pb Char. bull, 15 mos., polled, Browning, Ethel; www.brown- better livestock. All cattle 20 mos. heifer calves at weaning, (2) 15 shots, easy calving, bulls, no bad habits, gentle ready for ingquarterhorses.com, 225-683- of age, beef cattle 24 mos. of age, or pas- mos., (1) 2 yrs., heifers, (2) 5 yrs. $1000/1-up; reg. blk. Angus bull 4 service, $1400. Philip Melancon, 3627 or 225-405-5133. turient or post pasturient animals of any age offered for sale, except for immedi- cows, good health, very gentle, yrs., $1500. Karen Saizan, Church Point; 337-873-6232. 2008 AQHA reg. buckskin filly, ate slaughter, must have valid 30-day excel., cond., top genetics, all Opelousas; 337-945-0273. Reg. Char. bulls, 13-14 mos., granddaughter of Shining Spark, negative brucellosis test certificate. bred to a Camp Cooley bull, New Reg. Angus bull, 4 yrs., son of 10 of 40 Char. bulls in pedigree, $1000. Bettye Ann Browning, Contact La. Dept. of Agriculture and Design, Black Cap & Rito blood- Bon View New Design 878, Prime Cut on top & Wind on bot- Ethel; www.browningquarter- Forestry, P.O. Box 1951, Baton Rouge, lines, would consider a trade for $1400. Elbert Ryder, Deville; tom, $1400/1. George Lee, horses.com, 225-683-3627 or La. 70821-1951. Braham heifers or young Braham 318-466-3559 or 318-419-8857. Greensburg; 225-222-6288. 225-405-5133. REMINDER: Have all of your cows, $700/1-up. Albert Rozas, Reg. Angus bulls, 15-17 mos., Reg. Brangus bull, 20 mos., AQHA buckskin Poco Bueno heifer calves between four and 12 Eunice; 337-580-4709. stout & heavy muscled, top genet- 101T2 sired by MC New bred mare, ridden for several months of age vaccinated against Reg. Texas longhorn, yrlg. bull, ics, GAR Predestined, Solution, Direction, no excess leather w/ years & now used as a broodmare, brucellosis. For information con- "Grand Slam" bred, $750; (2) Retail Product, Objection, plenty of red meat, good moderate bred to son of Shining Spark for tact your local veterinarian, yrlg. heifers, both line bred, $1800/1-up. Lee Robbins, size, sound w/super disp., vacc. & '09 baby, has been a buckskin pro- LDAF animal health personnel, "Emperor" $600/1 or $1800/1. Ed Dubach; 318-623-8762. carcass data, BW 98, WW 707, ducer, $3000. M. Browning, your parish Cattlemen's Durr, Jr., Amite; 985-748-5556. Roping steers, 100% full blood YW 1128, SC 42, REA 12.08, Ethel; www.browningquarter- Association or parish Farm Reg. 4 yr., Brangus bull from Corriente, ready to rope, $450/1; IMP 3.111, $2800; reg. Brangus horses.com, 225-683-3627 or Bureau. U-Bar Ranch in OK, excel. blood- 100% full blood reg. cows, bull, 2 yrs., sired by Brinks 225-405-5133. Reg. 5/8, 3/8 Braford bulls & lines, calves to show, $1350. John $700/1. Malcolm Griffith, Brightside 607L11, come see the 2 yr. filly, dam is granddaughter heifers, champ bloodlines, gain Whitaker, Natchitoches; 318-472- Jamestown; 318-894-2868 or bull & his first calves this fall, of Dry Doc sire is Gotta Jerry son test leaders, weaned heifers, 8418 or 318-452-0607. 318-417-4547. BW 75, WW698, YW 1020 YW, of Smart Little Jerry, $2000 obo; $800/1-up; bred heifers, $1400/1- Reg. Beefmaster, annual herd Blk. proven Brangus bull, 3 40 SC, REA 11.95, IMF 3.367, also wean. filly, $1000 obo; (1) up; 2 yr. bulls, $1700/1-up. Fred reduction, $900/1-up. Aaron yrs., very gentle, need a replace- vacc., rugged, & moderate in AQHA wean. stud colt out of Elsing, Alexandria; 318-442-0741 Poirrier, Roseland; 985-748-3009 ment for bull, $1000. Edward frame, super 1 on 1st year heifers, granddaughter of Smart Little or 318-447-1145. after 6 p.m. Puderer, Mandeville; 985-626- $3000; more bulls are available, Lean & grandson of Smart Little (2) reg. gray Brahman heifers, Brangus & Angus 1st calf 3538 or 504-615-1804. also some 3/N/1s, $1800. Bryan Lena, $1000 obo; 5 yrs. APHA 15 mos., hand picked from J.D. heifers, $1150/1; 1st calf pairs, Jersey bull, 7 ½ yrs., $500; Payne, Lafayette; 337-654-4754. mare, well started on cattle, Hudgins top pen, champion $1300. D. Spears. St. Landry; Angus heifer, $400. Claiborne $3000 obo. David Duet, Galliano; bloodlines, very gentle, $3500/1. 318-729-4069. Medine, Donaldsonville; 225- 985-475-7124 or 985-209-1105. Jerry Glover, Covington; 985- (15) reg. Angus bulls, mostly AI 473-7241. HORSES, 2 yr. blk. geld., unreg., sire is 630-0008. bred, gentle, full 2 yrs., semen Reg. Brangus, (1) sleep easy of Pass the Chick, dam is Spanish (4) Angus cows, 5 yrs., bred to checked, ready to go to work, Brinks, 3 yrs., bull, $2500; (5) 18- MULES & Sissy, Charge bloodlines, $1000 horned heifer bull for Jan. calf, $1800/1-up. Faron Miley, 24 mos. bulls, $800-$1200; (3) 2 obo. Susan Duet, Galliano; 985- $1000/1. Vince La Roussa, Loranger; 985-320-0144 or 985- yrs., bred heifers, $900; (1) 4 yrs., JACKS 209-1105. Loranger; 985-878-4571. 878-2498. bred cow, $1000. Ronnie Tyson, (2) Doc Bar bred team penning Reg. Brangus bulls, long & Char. bulls, 16 mos., no bad Ferriday; 318-757-2270. All horses, mules, and jacks must gelds., multiple jackpot winners thick, easy keeper, $1350. Algy habits, polled, dewormed, gentle, Corriente cow, 3 yrs., wormed be from bona fide livestock farmers. in excess of $15,000, sorrel, 20 Irvin, Thibodaux; 985-448-1101 straight back, ready for service, in the fall & 3 wk. old heifer calf, We cannot accept notices from yrs., $2000; paint, 12 yrs., $3500. or 504-427-0962. $1400. Philip Melancon, Church $500. Matt LeBlanc, Covington; horse dealers, order buyers or per- Rene Brown, Baton Rouge; 225- (5) Romagnola cross cows, 3 Point; 337-873-6232. 985-373-8908. sons selling on commission basis. 766-0061. yr., $650. A. Irvin, Thibodaux; (12) reg. polled Hereford bulls, (1) dark red reg. mini Zebu Every time you submit an advertise- 2008 AQHA fillies, pals. & sor- 985-448-1101 or 504-427-0962. 16-26 mos., very gentle, lbw, high bull, ready to breed, show quality, ment one of the following must be rels, cow horse bred, Jack Sprat & F1 Braford or F1 Brangus weaning, good bulls to use on $1000. Jerome Hammons, Many; provided. 1. All listings of horses, mules or jacks must be accompa- heifers, gentle, ready for breed- heifers, virgin bulls, vacc. for thi- 318-332-2042. Louisiana Market Bulletin nied by a COPY of the original offi- ing, $800/1. Sam Zaunbrecher, chomoniasis & other normal Blk. Simm. polled bulls, very (USPS 672-600) Eunice; 337-580-2725. vacc., $1200-$1400. Wesley gentle, 12-13 mos., top genetics, cial negative Coggins test for Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) Mike Strain DVM, (11) Char. heifers, Duke 914 Coffman, Leesville; 377-239- $700/1-up. Ronnie Duplantis, that was performed within the past Commissioner bloodlines, $750/1-up. Karen 2255 or 337-718-7237. Houma; 985-594-5065. 6 months prior to sale on all horses, As a public service to state residents, the Fuqua, Effie; 318-481-2888. Louisiana Market Bulletin offers free list- Reg. blk. Simm., polled bulls, (2) pb Char. bulls, 8 mos., mules, and jacks, except nursing Reg. blk. Simm. bull, 2 yrs., 11-22 mos., $850/1-up; 5 yr. sire, dewormed, gentle, $600/1. ings subject to existing regulations. Out-of- foals. (OR) 2. A signed statement state residents may list Want Ads only. Ads $1500; pb bred blk. Simm. calves solid blk., long & tall, thick, Melvin Melancon, Church Point; from the seller stating that he will may not exceed 25 words. The name, address & heifers, weaning, $500/1. Oris excel. EPDs, easy calving & will 337-873-6232. furnish the buyer with a negative and telephone number as well as the price of the item must be included with each ad. Creighton, Folsom; 985-788- add lbs. to your calves, mature Reg. blk. Limousin bulls & Coggins at the time of sale. Subscription fee for the Market Bulletin is 4313. weight 2000 lbs. from certified heifers, gentle w/excel. EPDs, $10.00 for a one-year subscription. (1) Brangus bull, 3 ½ yrs., gen- herd, $2000. Harold Landreneau, homozygous blk. & polled, AQHA, 5 yrs., beautiful pal. The Louisiana Market Bulletin assumes no responsibility for any notice appearing in tle, no bad habits, calves to show, Eunice; 337-457-0505 or 337- RADS, Black Prodigy back- geld., Royal King Cutter Bill, the Bulletin nor for any transaction resulting $1200. Mark Bordelon, 351-8190. ground, $600/1-up. Dextel Poco Pine bloodlines, used for from published notices. Advertisers are cau- Marksville; 318-253-4272. Reg. Beefmaster blk. bull, 5 yr. Terrebonne, Gibson; 985-209- ranch work, excel. handle, started tioned that it is against the law to misrepre- sent any product offered for sale in a public Reg. Angus bulls, 2 yrs., New top bloodline, $3000. Huey 0026. in roping box, gentle for anyone notice or advertisement carried in any pub- Design & Traveler bloodlines, Hebert, White Castle; 225-545- Butcher calves on feed, 90-120 to ride, $4500. May Aymond, lication or that is delivered through the large, stout, gentle, pasture raised, 2532 or 225-324-8128. days, different sizes, $1.10/lb. Effie; 318-447-1206. United States mail. Commercial listings or advertisements limited feed, lbw, ready for full Reg. Star 5 heifers, Santa Greg Jeneau, Hessmer, 318-563- 2002 sorrel geld., well started from anyone acting in the capacity of any service, $1500-$1800. Errol Gertrudis x Angus, blk., born 4851 or 318-729-7644. on barrels, has ran a 15.4 in agent cannot be accepted. For more infor- mation contact: Aymond, Effie; 318-447-1206. 8/16/08, show or breeding quality, (2) Zebu bulls, 3 yrs., (1) red & NBHA, great horse, great disp., Sam Irwin, Editor Butcher calves on feed, live all shots, and brucellosis free (1) gray, $450/1 or $400/each for $6500. Marlene Stewart, Albany; Laura Lindsay, Managing Editor weight & different weights, herd, $500. Ignacio Valledor, both. Ken Maddox, Singer; 337- 225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963. Marilyn Mayeux, Advertising Assistant P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534; $1.1/lb. Greg Juneau, Hessmer; Mandeville; 985-898-0306 or 786-2997 after 6 p.m. 2008 AHQA red dun filly, phone (225) 922-1284, fax (225) 922-1289. 318-563-4857 or 318-729-7644. 985-630-1520. (7) reg. Brangus & ultra blk. Driftwood bloodline on top, gen- Published bi-weekly by the Louisiana Reg. Angus bulls, 7-9 mos., 26 mo. red Angus plus bull, no bulls, 20-24 mos., semen tested, tle, halter broke, leads, pretty lit- Department of Agriculture & Forestry. Periodical non-profit postage paid at 5825 $500/1. Clinton Breland, Angie; bad habits, polled, straight back, gentle, good quality, $1400- tle head, very nice, $1000. Tim Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, 70806. 985-848-9213 or 985-515-8883. $1300. Loyton Courville, Sunset; $1600. Ronald Chaisson, Larose; Rogers, Lettsworth; 225-492- All facilities, programs and services of the bulls, 18 mos.,-2 Louisiana Department of Agriculture & (6) reg. Angus 337-280-3306. 985-693-7218. 2478. Forestry are available to all persons. yr., Precision breeding, solid Reg. red Angus bulls, (1) 2 yr., (3) F-1 Braford heifers, halter 1996 APHA blk. & wh., tobiano Discrimination is prohibited and should be built, very gentle, ready for serv- born 12-1-06, (1) 3 yr., born 12- broke, gentle, 10-12 mos., stallion, homozygous, very gen- reported to the Commissioner of Agriculture & Forestry. POSTMASTER: Send form ice, $1800-$2000. A.W. Shaw, 10-06, $2000/1. Jim Ortego, $1000/1; (4) F-1 Braford heifers, tle, $2000. Nick Comeaux, 3579 to Louisiana Market Bulletin, P.O. Box Ruston; 318-249-4356. Carencro; 337-278-1183. 8-10 mos., gentle, dehorned & Church Point; 337-316-6069. 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534. Page 4 MARKET BULLETIN January 29, 2009 Doc O'Lena bloodlines, $1000/1. Cover girl, $3500. Larry Creamer, Donkeys, jennies, geld. & gets along w/everything from 4- Arabians, reg. straight Spanish Rene Brown, Baton Rouge; 225- Saline; 318-576-3782. jacks, makes good pets or guard wheelers, tractors & cows, sound, Baric De Washoe grandson, gray 766-0061. (1) yr. miniature donkey jack, animals, different ages & colors, sane, no jigging, $2500. Tammy but produces color, extremely Peruvian horses, 22 mos., pal. $200; jenny w/2 mo. jack baby, jennies, $200-$300, geld. & Payne, Broussard; 337-278-3624. long neck, Egyptian, snow wh., filly, gentle, halter broke, $1800; $500. Pete Rudesill, Pearl River; jacks, $75-$200. Darwin Young, 2007 AQHA dark steel gray multi champ., at halter, winner of 7 mos. blk. colt, $650; 8 mo. blk. 985-863-2155. Ville Platte; 337-580-4400. geld., grandson of Doc's Hickory Most Classic Arabian, sires exot- roan filly, $750. John Dunn, Reg. Rocky Foundation breed stud colt, on top & bottom, ready to start ic foals, both 15+ hands, foals to Lecompte; 318-487-9762. Mountain/Kentucky Mountain will be two yrs. in spring, double under saddle, $1750. Marc show, pb, $600 others nego. F. 2005 AMHA miniature blk. & stallion, 10 mos., light chocolate, breed Two-Eyed Jack, $1500. Browning, Ethel; www.brown- Larry Martinez, Port Barre; 337- wh. stallion, friendly, has been flax mane/tail, nice, sire is Amanda White, Darrow; 225- ingquarterhorses.com or 225-683- 585-6969 or 337-592-0091. ridden by children, $500 obo; '08 Amego's Rockin Gem, $4000. 505-4792. 3627 or 225-405-5133. AQHA & IBHA 15 hands, AQHA buckskin colt, pedigree Dwayne, Larosa; 985-632-4968. Pal. geld., 3 yrs., 13-14 hands, 2008 AQHA reg. buckskin filly, 1150 lbs., buckskin stallion, very includes Fit Bar, Jet Deck, Junion Buckeroo, General Patton, long main & tail, golden w/wh. grand daughter of Shining Spark, gentle & throwing color, $400/$5 Reed, Savannah Cates, Sid's Rebel, Gold Melody Boy blaze, $1800 obo. A. White, $1000. Bettye Ann Browning, mare care. Joe Kimble, Ethel; Centennial Gay, Double Bid, & bloodlines, bred mares, yrlg. fil- Darrow; 225-505-4792. Ethel; www.browningquarter- 225-326-9112 after 5 p.m. or Two-Eyed Jack, excel. barrel lies & colts, $750/1-up. Wilson (3) mini studs & (2) mini jacks, horses.com or 225-683-3627 or 225-683-5873. prospect, $1200 obo. Lesley LaGraize, Franklinton; 504-812- $400/1; (1) mini blk. & wh. filly, 225-405-5133. Passman, Franklinton; 985-839- 8018. $500; all 6-8 mos. & halter broke. AQHA buckskin Poco Bueno 6993 or 985-264-6024. 2003 ½ QH, ½ thoroughbred Jerry Corley, Trout; 318-992- bred mare, ridden for several yrs., SHEEP & 2007 AQHA gorgeous sorrel, red bay mare, dam Gray & Lucky 8101. & now used as a broodmare, bred lots of crome, Conclusive & Too, sire Deputy Diamond, very TW horses, 6 mos. blk. & wh., to son of Shining Spark for 2009 GOATS Impressive bred, HYPP neg., green, very flashy, would be 4-H red & wh., paints, $450/1-up. baby, has been a buckskin pro- excel. Western Pleasure prosect, prospect, never bred, $800; 1999 Carl Devillier, Chataignier; 337- ducer, $3000. M. Browning, loads & ties, baths & clips, $1500 APHA reg. mare sorrel, 580-9190. Ethel; www.browningquarter- (1) reg. Boer billy with papers obo. L. Passman, Franklinton; tobiano/overo, pleasure, trial Reg. TW mare in foal for '09 horses.com or 225-683-3627 or and (8) Boer nannies, getting out 985-839-6993 or 985-264-6024. horse, never bred, $1000. James baby, 6 yrs., blue roan, 15 hands, 225-405-5133. of the goat business; $1000/all. J. 2008 AQHA gray filly, grand- or Kelly Ivy, Coushatta; 318-932- very calm temperament, no buck, Hebert, Frankin; 337-828-1967. daughter of Doc's Prescription, 9078. $2500; reg. buckskin dun Paso Boer goats, $50/1-up. George Steady Tradition, Smart Little 2006 AQHA sorrel filly, 15 Fino filly, 3 yrs., 2 mos. profes- Lofton, Pitkin; 318-634-7303. Lena, Peppy San Badger on hands, distinctive markings, sional training; 13.2 hands & still STALLION (1) wether pigmy goat, 6 mos., papers, halter broke, gentle, impressive bloodlines, speed, cut- growing, beautiful filly, well blk. & wh., good pet, $40. Donald $750.Travis Hudges, Forest; 318- ting, working, Mr. San Peppy, built, $2500. Cathie Savage, SERVICE Pousson, Iota; 337-779-2820. 428-8402 or 318-418-2583. Pudden Head, Two Eyed Jack, Arnaudville; 337-662-6066. Boer goats, males & females, 2008 AQHA gray filly, Steady broke to ride, ready to go further, Reg. rare grulla Kentucky (6) kids for sale, (3) adult Tradition, Peppy San Badger, $2200 nego. L.T. Dupre', Mountain gaited filly, 3 yrs., will AQHA 2004 sorrel stallion Get females, (1) adult males. Todd Smart Little Lena, El Pobre on Lafayette; 337-334-1434 or 337- mature to 15.1 hands; Parelli Your Boots, own son of Boot Miller, Ville Platte; 337-363- papers, 50% King Ranch breed- 988-4146. trained, under saddle, doing great, Scootin Dually by Dual Pep by 3086 or 337-336-2181. ing, halter broke, gentle, $1000; Golden pal., very cute, little, 18 $2500; ½ TW colt, 7 mos., gait- Peppy San Badger out of Colonel (2) 1/2 Nubian billy goats, born '08 AQHA pal. stud, Tradition mos., red dun, 4 yrs., silver dap- ed, tri-color paint, imprinted at Freckles bred mare, producer of 12/4/08, very gentle, ready to Steady, Smart Little Lena, Peppy ple geld., does tricks, would be a birth, very calm & friendly, mom beautiful cow bred foals, $350, pick up March 1, $50/1. Jim San Badger, Collins Jessie on good horse for kids, very gentle, is Peruvian QH cross, $500. C. no mare care fee. Corey Wright, Jonesville; 318-339- papers, halter broke, gentle, $750. $600/1-up. Roy Hazelwood, Savage, Arnaudville; 337-662- Zeringue, Lockport; 985-665- 7777. T. Hudges, Forest; 318-428-8402 Lacombe; 985-882-3210. 6066. 6137. Boer goats, $50/1. Anita Cryer, or 318-418-2583. Reg. 15 hands, 3 ½ yrs., old Matching pr. of blk. Percheron Iowna Cleat, son of Dashing Leesville; 337-239-9815. TW fillies, 7 mos., blk. & wh. blk. TW mare in foal to a reg. traffic safe & sound, will work Cleat S1 111, sire of many money Pb Kiko buck, 2 yrs., IKGA & 17 mos. bay w/blaze face, gray TW stallion, due to foal in single & double, $5000. Glenn earners, dam Sensuous Sound A1 reg. $300. Nic Girgenti, $175/1 or $300/2. Bryan Raiford, 9/08, very gentle & smooth, Daigle, Iowa; 337-802-8168. 99, by Sound Venture, sire of Roseland; 985-517-8754. Covington; 985-264-5597. $2500. Tim Soileau, Ville Platte; Reg. TW stud colt, blk. w/2 wh. many race money earners, fee for Reg. ADGA Lamancha & (3) La. bred QH, race prospects, 337-277-3862. socks on hind legs, 8 mos., $500; '09 breeding season, first 10 Nubian dairy goats, bucks & (1) yrlg. appendix filly, LA Reg. TW gray stud colt, 10 blk. filly, 20 mos., shades of car- clients to book, $500, after first does, good bloodlines, $150/1- Futurity payments paid up, $4000 mos., dam & sire are very smooth bon bloodline, $600. Tim ten fee will be $700, mare care up. Wanda Barras, St. nego; (2) '08 colt & filly pal., at any speed, very gentle, well Brasseaux, Lecompte; 318-776- available. Marlene Stewart, Martinville; 337-394-6683 or bloodlines are Rare Form, S1 120, gaited, $1500. T. Soileau, Ville 5662. Albany; 225-209-1297 or 985- 337-519-0231. Alabama School Boy, S1 113, Platte; 337-277-3862. USTA reg. standard bred mare, 981-7963. Brush goats, part Boer, Dash For Cash, S1 114, $2500/1- Reg. TW chestnut tobiano paint 10 yrs, dark bay, natural pacer, Reg. gray TW stallion, 15 females, $50/1 & $60/1. Robert up; '08 pal., tall colt, $900. Lisa filly, 11 mos., well marked & drivers and rides, excel. disp., hands, naturally gaited & very Thornton, Watson; 225-665- Lyon, Welsh; 337-753-2590 or gaited, dam has (7) WGC on her easy to do anything with, $1200. smooth, his foals are extremely 6639. 337-370-3479. papers, she has (4) on her papers, Lizzy Gomez, St, Gabriel; 225- gentle, $200/$5 mare care. Tim Full blood reg. Boer doe, $350. 1997 APHA leopard mare, $1250. T. Soileau, Ville Platte; 642-5953. Soileau, Ville Platte; 337-277- Pat Carriere, Carencro; 337-896- granddaughter of Nugget Jim, 337-277-3862. APHA reg. mare, gorgeous, 9 3862. 3808. 15.2 hands, winner at halter, 2006 reg. QH geld., bay, grand- yrs., 15 hands, overo, excel. man- AQHA Cremello, CC Dash of Reg. Nigerian dwarf billy goat, broke, broodmare prospect, will son to Duel Pep by Peppy San ners, excel. feet, easy keeper, Lighting, 15.2 throws pal./buck- 8 mos., wh., disbudded, shots, consider leasing, $3000. Hank Badger on top & great grandson very fast, bred for speed, excel. skins w/tiny heads & big butts, $150/1. Mary Davies, Covington; Mentz, Covington; 985-630- to Bob Acre Doc & Go Dry Doc barrel prospect, $2500; bloodlines are Call Me Dash, S1 985-778-1411. 3094. on bottom, clean coggins, easy hunter/jumper 4 yrs. geld., '98, Skipper W., La race accredit- Brush goats, all sizes, tame, 2000 AQHA brown geld., going, broke to ride, ready to go Welsh/Arabian, 14 hands, super ed, AHA sweepstakes, fee $500, under fence, $40/1-up. E.J. Wonder Seeker & Old Black further, $1850. Larry Duhon, flashy, very blk., w/wh. rear multiple, $400. Lisa Lyon, Flanagan, Hammond; 985-345- Magic man breeding, stout, good Abbeville; 337-652-6200. socks, excel. disp., perfect for Welsh; 337-753-2590 or 337- 1498. handle, works cows & barrels, 3 yr. geld. & mare, broke to small woman or child, $2000; 370-3479. Brush goats, part Boer, $3000. Debra Lambert, Loranger; ride, broodmares, (4) yrlg. fillies standard bred geld., blk., 15 yrs. Reg. MFT gold champagne females, $50/1 & $60/1. Robert 985-351-0072. & (1) colt. Roger West, Denham Amish raised & trained, sound, stallion w/excellent bloodlines, Thornton, Watson; 225-665- 2005 AQHA blk. mare, Wonder Springs; 225-938-1586. let him teach you to drive, $800. producing champagne foals 80% 6639. Seeker & Direct Hit thoroughbred Reg. spotted saddle horse, 4 yr. L. Gomez, St. Gabriel; 225-642- of time from any color mare, Large brush billy goat, breeding, good barrel prospect, geld., blk. & wh., gentle, long 5953. $200; reg. MFT champagne dehorned, 2 yrs., $40. I.L. $2000. D. Lambert, Loranger; mane/tail, 14 hands, will trade for Docs Suga Bambi, easy going, tobiano, bloodlines include Campbell, Natchitoches; 318- 985-351-0072. gaited paint mare, $2000. Sandra 6 yrs., AQHA sorrel mare, shown Danney Joe W., Kajun War 352-5879. 2003 halter horse, chocolate Craft, Florien; 318-508-1144. in ranch trail class in 2007, works Dance, Zane's Baron & Gile's Wanted: female pygmy goat, pal., geld., 17 ½ hands, 1700 lbs., Gaited geld., 12 yrs., gentle off leg cues, not spooky, loads, Hot Toddy, $150. Angel any color. Lonnie Dugas, broke to ride, very gentle, sire sorrel, 14 hands, $700. S. Craft, clips, bathes, ties, catches easily, D'Arbonne, Oakdale; 337-224- Youngsville; 337-652-3278 or Kids Classic Style, Dam RS Florien; 318-508-1144. handled daily & ridden weekly, 0777. 337-898-1278. January 29, 2009 MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 cross mom, pups 6 wks. at good varmint stock, proven, Florien; 318-508-1144. (2) extra large young roosters, Christmas, blk. & wh., long & wormed & shots, female, $200, (2) imported umbrella male (1) Dominic, (1) silver/blk., $5/1. DOGS short hair, great farm or family male, $150, small. Mona cockatoos, $500/1; cinnamon red Davin Grass, Folsom; 985-796- dogs, dad works cattle, $40/1. Williams, Denham Springs; 225- rump parakeet pr., $300/pr. 3522 or 985-373-2805. Lisa Lyon, Welsh; 337-753-2590 665-8680 before 7 p.m. Gloria Monks, Lake Charles; Georgia giant quail eggs, will ABCA reg. red & wh. border or 337-370-3479. Wanted: Jack Russell male, 337-438-2842 or 337-855-6600. ship, shipping included, $40/100. collie pups, both parents are Reg. Border collie pups, 2 wks. long legs & short hair. Harond Wanted: Paradise Bird Rescue Charles Rachal, Moreauville; imported from Great Britain, old, (3) females, blk. & wh. well Rowell, Ringgold; 318-894-9107. & Sanctuary is taking all unwant- 318-985-2391. international champion blood- marked, mama won C&T Cattle ed birds, will give them a good Muscovy ducks, all mature, lines, good working stock dogs & Company dog trial in '08, parents home, plenty food & a good envi- $10/1. Lizzy Gomez, St. Gabriel; loyal companions, shots & reg. on premises, can demonstrate, ronment. Charles Rachal, 225-642-5953. papers, $400/1. Rodney Cotton, $400/1. Glen Leger, Opelousas; DOMESTIC Moreauville; 318-985-2391. Rhode Island red chicks, $1/1. Pineville; 318-640-2042. 337-945-5158 or 337-543-4303. Wanted: zebra doves, female Ervin Crawford, Hammond; 225- CKC reg. rat terrier, born CKC rat terrier, female, 5 BIRDS & paradise whydah finch, rubino 294-3767. 11/14/08, tan & wh., $125/1. mos., shots & wormed, $100/1. Eastern Rosella hen, masked & 2008 hatched, Indian blue prs., Louis Thibodeaux, Ville Platte; W. Hotard, Hammond; 985-507- EQUIPMENT Fischer’s lovebirds. John $110/pr.; '08 hatched, blk. shoul- 337-363-1654 or 337-257-5243. 0020. Villarreal, Prairieville; 225-247- der pr., $140/pr. Jeanie Guitreau, NKC reg. Ladner yellow w/blk. Border collie pups, full blood, 6085. Gonzales; 225-677-8964. mouth cur pups, males & females, no papers, $50/1. C. Sibley, Cockatiels, breeders, $25/1; Wanted: sulpher-crested cock- 2007 hatched, should lay eggs parents on premises, good tree Livingston; 225-686-2304. hand tame baby, $50/1; cage, atoo hen, breeding age. Patricia, this year, blk. shoulder split/mid- dogs on squirrels & coon or stock Beagle dogs, rabbit stock, 13" $30/1. Andy Delgado, Metairie; Raceland; 985-537-7516. night, 1 trio, (1) male & (2) dogs, great family dogs, $200/1. & under, 12-16 mos., $5/1-up. 504-465-0055. females, $240/all; spaldings, Jason Dixon, Oakdale; 318-634- Ronnie Duplantis, Houma; 985- (1) sun conure male, $175; (1) males only, $95/1. J. Guitreau, 5275. 594-5065. Congo gray male, $500; (2) Gonzales; 225-677-8964. NKC reg. Ladner yellow w/blk. ½ Pyrenees & 1/2 Anatolian proven pr. Timneh grays, POULTRY, Buff orpington laying hen & mouth cur pups, males & females, shepherd pups, born 12/14/08, $750/pr. or $1400/both; (2) 6 rooster, $16/pr., (1) wh. silkie parents on premises, good tree parents on site, (5) females (2) wks. red sided eclectus males, 3 FOWL & rooster, 15 mos., $10; Rhode dogs, on squirrels & coon or males, all wh., $75/1-up. J. feedings a day, $650/1 or $800/1 EGGS Island red pullet & cockerel, stock dogs, family dogs, $300/1. Tipper, Erath; 337-349-1178 after weaned, (1) proven pr. Grand $12/pr., (3) buff orpington pul- Hubert Soileau, Ville Platte; 337- 5 p.m. eclectus, $1300, (1) DNA tested lets, $6/1; new clear egg cartons, 363-1490. AKC Great Pyreness pups, female bare-eyed cockatoo, pack of 45, $20/all. Angie Red heeler pups, non-reg., born 11/22/08, good watch dog, $600; (1) proven pr. orange-wing 2008 hatched peafowl, blk. Medlin, Eunice; 337-457-2387. males & females, great cow great w/kids & animals, Amazons, $600, all reasonable shoulder pied, India blue pied, Wh. embden, Toulouse & working dogs, $75/1. Coy w/papers, $250. Jerry Thompson, offers welcome. Ron Tillery, $40/1; white/purple, $50/1; also Africian geese, $25/1. Julius Prejune, 337-643-1664 or 337- Crowley; 337-783-8281. Thibodaux; 985-859-0683. have older peafowl. Thomas Thibodeaux, Rayne; 337-356- 652-9777. AKC German shepherd pups, Rare blossom-head mature January Jr., Monterey; 318-386- 9069 or 337-334-5871. NSDR reg. toy and mini (2) blk. & tan females, born male, $500; mustache parakeet, 0064 or 318-758-1288. Pharaoh quail, day old, 50¢/1; Australian shepherd pups, all col- 11/12/08, parents on premises, $175; blue-headed pionus, male, Aracauna bantams, beautiful 5 days, 60¢/1; 10 days, 75¢; full ors, males & females, parents on $400. Julies Thibodeaux, Rayne; $600/1; Princess of Wales, male, 1 yr. roosters, $6/1. Joe Pool, grown male, $1.5/1; fert. eggs, premises, $500-$800. Sarah 337-356-9069 or 337-334-5871. $175/1; lutino split cinnamon red DeRidder; 337-375-2674. 20¢/1, no checks. Blaise Sonnier; Arceneaux, Church Point; 337- Pb blue heeler pups, first shots rumps, hen, $125/1, breeder pr. Flying mallards, good stock, Youngsville; 337-856-5884. 288-1859 or 337-873-4041. & wormed, $100/1. Richard of plum heads, $500; albino ring- ready to lay, volume discount, pr. Laying hens & pullets, $6/1- ½ Great Pyrenese & ½ Akbash Charpentier, Sr., Jennings; 337- neck, hen, $225, lutino ringneck $25; trio $35. Dr. Woody Harvey, up, Muscovy & Rouen ducks, pups, born 10/26/08, males & 824-2285. hen, $225; cockatiels, $25/1 or Ville Platte; 337-224-4271. $6/1-up; young roosters, red females, both parents good goat CKC Doberman pups, born all (17) for $300. Darlene Covell, Spaulding peafowls, (10) Cornish, Rhode Island red & dogs, $75/1. Hubert Wilkerson, 12/22/08, parents on premises, Scott; 337-591-5852 after 1 p.m. males & (4) females, 10 mos., barred rocks, $6/1-up. Daniel Natchitoches; 318-356-8400. starting shots & dewormed, ready or 337-235-5347. $50/1. Harves George, Gaspard, Kaplan; 337-789-5478. AKC Lassie collie pups, blk. to go 2/1/09, (4) blue males, Canaries from award winning Flatwoods; 318-793-4384. Rhode Island red pullets & w/wh. markings, wormed & $400/1; (1) blue female, $450; (3) line, males, $55/1; females, Mallard ducklings, $3/1. R. roosters, $8-$11/1. Floyd Cook, shots, born 10/19/08, beautiful & blk. males, $350. $55/1. Carlos Ambrogio, Houma; Guillory, DeRidder; 337-375- St. Amant; 225-675-2674 or 225- playful, male, $325; female, Judy Beard, Melville; 337-623- 985-868-3648. 4534. 715-0475. $350; Dianne Price, Denham 5258 or 337-308-3260. White-bellied caiques, male & Blk. Australorp chicks, $3/1; Flying mallards, good stock, Springs; 225-664-4232. Reg. ABCA border collie pups, female, $800/1; black-headed blk. cochin chicks, standard size, $8/1-up depending on NKC reg. American bulldog born 12/1/08, blk. & wh., parents caiques, males & females, $3/1. R. Guillory, DeRidder; 337- volume/sex, pinioned $1 extra. pups, shots & wormed w/health on premises, $200/1. Chuck $600/1; unrelated prs. available; 328-2227 or 337-375-4534. Dr. Woodon Harvey, Ville Platte; guarantee, wh. & brindle, Hoffpauir, DeRidder; 337-328- Timor cockatoo, male, $900; (13) full grown Rouen ducks, 337-224-4271. $400. Adam Soileau, Rayne; 8452. Panama Amazon, $1000. Ric (8) hens, (5) drakes, (3) full Pharoah quail normals, $3/1; 337-230-0356 or 337-334-2389. Chihauhua pups, 8 wks. old Flowers, Vivian; 318-375-4557. grown flying mallards laying, wh. $4/1; button quail, $4/1; (5) AKC reg. mini Dashshunds, (2) males & (1) female, 1st shots Lineolated parakeet prs., (1) $96/must take all; (7) laying California quail, $15/1; will trade 2 yrs., assorted colors, (2) & wormed, $200/1. Josh pr. proven, (2) prs. laid last year, hens, big brown eggs, all are real for other birds. John Villareal, piebald, (1) male, no checks, Villarreal, Prairieville; 225- $550/pr. & up; blk.-capped healthy, $42/must take all. Al Prairieville; 225-247-6085. $200/1. Lloyd Menard, Sr., 247-6085. conure pr., 2 ½ yrs., $450. Glenn White, St. Gabriel; 225-642-5353 Wanted: laying hens, roosters, Eunice; 337-457-3959. Jagterrier (German hunt terri- Allen, Gonzales; 225-715-2666. or 225-642-8295. Muscovy, Rouen, mallards & Great Pyrenees female guard ers) pups, UKC, NKC, GJRA, for Doves, wh., $8/1; ringneck & Jumbo brown Pharaoh quail, Peking ducks & geese. Daniel dogs, breeding age w/goats now, hunting wild boar, wild cats, pied, $5.5/1. Jim Beard, fertile hatching eggs, $20/100 Gaspard, Kaplan; 337-789-5478. no more losses from coyotes, squirrels, fox, coyote, varmints & Carencro; 337-896-3475 or 337- pick up, $25/65 shipped, pay pal Wanted: BB red miniature ban- $100/1. D.R. Lofton, Yick; 318- wounded deer recovery, $500/1. 298-0479. avail. Richard Louque, Morgan tam rooster & hens. Norman 253-8275. Buddy Goatcher, Carencro; 337- (12) wh.-tangerine doves, City; 985-255-1652. Ordoneaux, Lake Arthur; 337- Reg. CKC female mini 257-4813. $30/all. Lizzy Gomez, St. Jumbo brown Pharaoh, day old 774-3641. Pinscher, blk. & rust, 3 yrs., good Dog kennels, extra heavy-duty, Gabriel; 225-642-5953. chicks avail. every Saturday, Wanted: we are taking breeder, $200. Steven Branch, 8'x10' round, 6' high, $400-$550. Emerald cockatiels & wh. face 60¢/1, 1 week old, 75¢/1; adult unwanted animals, please call if Angie; 985-848-2225. Miles R. McNeely, Hornbeck; pieds, $40/1-up; opaline love- males, $1.25/1. R. Louque, you are getting rid of your ani- Pb Great Pyrenees pups, born 337-353-7465. birds, $35/1-up; shaftail finches, Morgan City; 985-255-1652. mals. Devin Boutte, New Iberia; 12/5/8, $125/1. C. Hatwig, NALC reg. Catahoula pups, $40; button quail, $4/1; para- Blk. Australorp chickens, 337-359-7660. Elmer; 318-659-4228 or 318-623- wormed & shots, off of proven keets, $10/1, will trade for other $1/1; guinea babies, $2/1; adults, Wanted: bared rock rooster & 5343. working stock, tree & hogs, birds. John Villarreal, $10/1. Anita Cryer, Leesville; hens from Houma/Thibodeaux CKC reg. Jack Russell pups, 6 males, $150-$200. Mona Prairieville; 225-247-6085. 337-239-9815. local area. Sarina Lirette, Bourg; wks., $175/1. Shirley Harst, Williams, Denham Springs; 225- (8) silkie doves, (2) breeder Ducks, blue Swedish & wh., 985-665-0464. Kinder; 337-738-2387. 665-8680 before 7 p.m. prs., (4) young ones, beautiful peking, 4 mos., $6/1. Michael Wanted: blk. Australian swans. Border collie dad, Catahoula UKCI rat terrier pups, off of wh., $100/all. Sandra Craft, Rider, Abbeville; 337-772-8127. Craig Johnson, Covington; 985- Page 6 MARKET BULLETIN January 29, 2009 892-3527. Wanted: rabbits 7-10 lbs. Calif. tion services for cattle. D. Big Cane 50 acres, fenced pas- $40/$15, post $5; white spider Wanted: laying hens, pullets, & New Zealands, top dollar paid Kieffer, Montomery; 318-663- ture land suitable for cattle or lily, $2/1; China rice plants, $5/1 young roosters, guinea, turkeys, on good #1 roasters. Wade Rodi, 3207 or 318-663-2115. horses, includes 5 acres Alicia or $10/1; pink/yellow bi-color ducks, geese, bantman, game Braithwaite; 504-432-2170. Certified artificial insemina- Bermuda hay, also 1600 sq. ft. trumpet plant, $10/1; yellow can- hens, ½ grown or full grown, tion services for cattle. Bryan modular home, $19,000. T. dlestick, $5-$10/1; white peach, must be healthy, 25 miles from Payne, Lafayette; 337-654-4754. Homes, Vacherie; 225-265-2556. $5-$15/1; loquat, $5-$10/1; Rayne. Wilbur Leger, Rayne; AQUACULTURE Tri-axle truck services, sand, Livestock farm, 110 fenced pomegranate, $5-$15/1. Morris 337-334-4949. fill dirt, gravel, limestone, top acres in southwest La. w/home & Collura, 3237 La. Ave., Lake Wanted: (1) full grown Indian & EQUIPMENT soil, lots cleared & filled, barns, $4500/acre, owner financ- Charles; 337-478-7075. blue peafowl hen. Steve Fruge, house/trailer pads, private roads ing after 30% down, photos, Free garlic plants. Johnnie Rae Broussard; 337-837-9040. & driveways, southeast La area. description, maps, terms & sur- Brown, Bossier City; 318-742- Pond stocking, copper-nose John Spano, Ponchatoula; 985- vey by request to boggs@cam- 0723. bluegill, 25¢/1; hybrid bream, 966-4737. tel.net. Frank Boggs, Sugartown; 25¢/1; red ear bream, 30¢/1; bass, Dirt/limestone work, lot clear- 337-328-7425 after 6 p.m. PIGEONS 60¢/1; fathead minnows, channel ing, trailer & house pads, topsoil, Wanted: 2 or 3 bedroom home catfish, 30¢/1; aerators & fish fill dirt, bush hogging, land level- w/acreage, 4-10 acres, in SEEDS, feeders avail., pick up or del. ing, driveways, private roads, Avoyelles Parish, mostly cleared, avail. Chris Broussard, Lafayette; custom plowing. John Stanford, high land, no flood, ready to buy, FLOWERS & Racing homer pigeons, show & 337-230-0123. Church Point; 337-684-5929 or reasonably priced, will consider ORNAMENTALS racing quality, yellow Trenton, Pond stocking, channel catfish, 337-945-6322. acreage along w/nice home site. blk. eagle, red Muelmen & more 30¢/1; blue catfish, 40¢/1; cop- Pasture boarding, horses only, Mike Guillot, Holden; mikol- breeds, $15/1. Vernon per-nose blue gill, 25¢/1; regular 60 acres w/free running water, [email protected] or 225-294- Champagne, Homer; 985-873- blue gill, 25¢/1; hybrid blue gill, plenty of grass & shade trees, 3135. Pine straw, longleaf, premium 8440. 30¢/1; Chinquapin bream, 30¢/1; $50/mon. Sarina Lirette, Bourg; quality bales, very clean, hand Fan tails, American & Indians, blk. crappie, 40¢/1; bass, 55¢/1; 985-665-0464. raked & hand baled, $6/bale, $8/1-up; (1) loft German owl, del., avail. David Lowe, Minden; Qualified Equine Appraiser, Harold Hoover, Amite; 985-320- $80; (1) loft blk. & wh. nuns, 318-377-1525. (#03779) w/American Society of TREES & 5719. $200; snow wh. doves, $10/1. Crawfish boat, 12x6, hyd. Equine Appraisers, appraisals FRUITING Giant elephant bulbs, $18/1; Julius Thibodeaux, Rayne; 337- drive w/hp Honda engine, $4500; done for insurance, sales, legal ginger plant root, $6/1; pumpkin 356-9069 or 337-334-5871. pyramid traps, all sizes, $3/1. matters, etc, reasonable rates. VINES seeds, $3/25. John Delphen, Satinette & figerine pigeons, Charlie Fontenot, Port Barre; 339- Sarina Liette, Bourg, 985-665- Baton Rouge; 225-756-2686. $5/1. Eugene Dupre, Slidell; 985- 945-0228. 0464. Butia or jelly palms, $5-$25 by 646-1176. Outdoor motor, 85 hp, Dozer, bush hogging, small Live oak trees, 3" to 4" trunk size; windmill palms, $10-$15 by Evinrude w/throttle box, $800. discing & grading, backhoe, cut- diameter, 12' to 15' tall, $250- size; Canary Island date palms, John Delphin, Baton Rouge; 225- ting, raking, baling at $85/hrs. & $350/1, del. & planted. John $12/1; Sago palms, $5-$20 by 756-2686. hauling at $2.42/miles. Wayne Stanford, Church Point; 337-684- size; Celeste fig, 3 gal., $5; DEER & Ward, Saline; ptenergying@bell- 5929 or 337-945-6322. African irises, $5-$8 by size; south.net or 318-471-9272. Pecan trees, 5 gal. Elliott, monkey grass, 3 qt. tufts, $1. EXOTICS FARM Fence building, barbwire only, Candy & Sumner, call to place James Stelly, Eunice; 337-457- 4 strands, $1.2/ft.; 5 strands, order, $15/1. Earl Normand, 4528. SERVICES $1.5/ft., call for other fence Cottonport; 318-786-3346. Long, round, oblong, elongat- (3) whitetail bucks, 6 mos., prices, net, hog wire & ranch All kinds of trees, bushes, ed blk. eggplants, $2/pkt.; large $250/1. Eddie Lemoine, style, vinyl, chain link/hurricane, shrubs, knock out roses, lilies jumbo size, $40/pkt; yellow can- Plaucheville; 318-922-3519. Wild hog removals, profession- must have clear property line, fruit trees, citrus fruit, pecan dle sick, cucuzza squash, yellow Trophy whitetail buck & does, al animal damage control & con- customer supplies all materials. trees, all grafted, all in pots, $2- & red squash peppers, Peter pep- $300/1-up; trophy elk cows & sulting by wildlife biologists for B. Long, Kentwood; 985-229- $40/1, send SASE. Lee Cook, pers, Roma La. pink, mini Roma, bulls, $400/1-up; trophy red deer, agriculture, forestry & wildlife 7915 or 985-515-2093. 56463 Hwy 445, Husser, LA, confederate rose, red & pink management, state licensed wild bucks & does, $300/1-up; water No till grain drill for rent. B 70442, 985-748-7043 or 985- Texas star, pink large hibiscus, buffalo, cows & bulls, $400/1-up. hog experts. Buddy Goatcher, Payne, Lafayette; 337-654-4754. 981-7819. Stephanotis vine, Job's tear, pur- Herbert LeJeune, Oakdale; 337- Carencro; [email protected] or Pine trees, ready to cut, (10- ple bean vine. Morris Collura, 639-2953. 337-257-4813. 12) 100' or taller, (1) free, must 3237 La. Ave., Lake Charles; Dog boarding & obedience cut down & haul off. Dickie 337-478-7075. training. Jennifer Young, RURAL Sherman, Crowley; 337-788- Zachary, www.y-farms.com or 0240. RABBITS & 225-654-0039. PROPERTIES Mayhaw, peach, pear, plum, HAY & EQUIPMENT Horse boarding, stalls for rent apple, persimmon, sawtooth oak, & pasture, full or partial board, nuttall oak, American hazelnut, GRAIN lots of riding area, rd. pen, trailer chinquapin, bald cypress, 1-3 storage in West Baton Rouge Must offer ten (10) or more adjoining Netherland dwarf, Dutch, acres of land located in Louisiana. gal., $5-$14/1. Glenn Austin, (705) 2008 rd. bales of 4x5 Holland lop & mini lop bunnies & area. D. Gentile, Port Allen; 225- Farmland ads MUST include accompani- Winnfield; 318-628-6150 or 318- Alicia/Bahia/Coastal/Tifton 44 & breeders, all pedigreed & from 328-2198 or 225-627-9562. ments (house, barn, hay field, garden, 792-0527. some Johnson grass, hay bales show stock, $20/1-up. Carol Lot clearing, pads, limestone and what the land is best suited for). Proof of ownership may be required. All Nursery buckets, 150 new bm weight 1400 lbs., $18-$28/1, haul- Petitjean, Rayne; 337-581-1903. driveways, topsoil, dump truck 1200, 3 gal., $30/100; (200) used ing at $6/bale up to 100 miles then rental, for all your dirt work ads MUST be accompanied by the fol- Large breed rabbits, lowing owner-signed statement: “This 3 gal., $20/100; (280) like new $2.42 per mile one-way. Wayne flemige/checker giant mix, $10/1; needs in and around Acadian property is personally owned by me and classic 2800, 7 gal., $100/100. Ward, Saline; ptenergying@bell- breeder females, $15/1. Cindy area. Brian Breaux, Sunset; 337- is not offered for sale by a licensed real Bill Beasley, Ferriday; 318-757- south.net or 318-471-9272. 523-6894. estate dealer, broker or salesman.” Viator, New Iberia; 337-560-1396 4307. 2008 Bahia, 4x5 rd bales, well insemina- or 337-967-6357. Certified artificial Brick custom house, 5 bed, 3 Large trees, live oaks pecan fert., $30/1. George Banks, bath, huge bonus room, 10 acres, tree, shade, flowering, del. & Bogalusa; 985-732-3950. Notice... private location, Hicks school, planted, 12'x35' tall, $350-$2500, Horse quality Bermuda hay, great hay, between Alexandria & Bob Thibodeaux, Church Point; under barn, 5x6 rolls, $40/ton; 5x6 This could be your last issue! Leesville, near Ft. Polk. 337-319-3957. rolls of mixed grass hay, stored out- Your Market Bulletin may soon be expiring. Check $279,000. Patricia Boswell, Fig trees, large Italian variety, side, $35/roll. Roger Byone, your expiration date, which is printed on your mailing LaCamp; 337-239-3160. 2 yr. & 3 yr., $6/1. F.J. Flanagan, Cloutierville; 318-379-0147 or 30 acres in Vacherie, (2) horse Hammond; 985-345-1498. 318-471-6228. label on page 12. Send renewal, with current mailing barns, 17.4 acre sugarcane lease, Celeste, honey dew, green 2008 sq. bales, Alicia-Bermuda, label, 6-8 weeks before expiration to assure continu- 5 acre crawfish pond, pasture ischia figs, $5/1-up; wh. peach, $5/1, 25 bale minimum, appoint- ous delivery of your Market Bulletin. Renewal form land, 4000 sq. ft. raised Acadian $5-$15/1; sweet lemons, bush ment only, you load, cash only, fair can be found on page 11. Cottage, $335000. T. Homes, cherry $6/1-up; red bush cherry to good quality. Jessie Wheat, Vacherie; 225-265-2556. trees, $8/1; red spider lily's Denham Springs; 225-664-9195. January 29, 2009 MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 Rd. 4x5 bales, fert. to soil test, Cub w/plow tools or belly end loader for Int.140, $650; MH 5' (16) pan disc, 6' 2-way box cured w/o rain, rye & clover, in mower, $1600; 1 pt. hook up for 44-hp row crop, rare, needs restor- blade, hay lift forks, excel. cond., barn, $43/1; Bahia, $45/1. Danny TRACTORS Cub $400. J. Cooper, 318-992- ing, $600; MF 135, needs work, $9500. Bettye Hanner, Jena; 318- Schleismann, Husser; 985-748- 2206. $1800. Billy Welch, Oakdale; 318- 992-8388. 7663 or 985-517-8341. & Sickle mower for cub, $250; 748-8806 or 318-201-8807. 50 hp Duetz trac., good cond., Bahia rd. bales, 4x5 cured w/o EQUIPMENT extra Cub tools, belly mowers, 1999 Komatsu 200 track hoe, $4500. Charles Thomas, Plain rain, $25/1 outside, $35/1 in barn, $200/1-up; 2 pt. hitch for 200 Int., (2) buckets, $40,000; '93 Austoff Dealing; 318-326-5990. deliv. possible. Homer Dutsch, $350; IH 200 or C, cult. arms, combine (cane), new engine, Long 680 trac., '02 model, 1600 Bush; 985-807-4046. Int. Cub low-boy w/Woods 44" $175; wheel weights, $200. Skeet $10,000; (3) side dump billet road hrs., 64 hp, 2 wd, metal canopy, Bahia hay, heavy sq. bales, well belly mower, recently inspected by Cooper, Jena; 318-992-2206. trac., $7000/1. Tommy, Bunkie; wide tires, shed kept, excel. cond., cured, $3.5/1. Lee Cook, Husser; a retired Int. trac. Service manag- 1996 Mahindra diesel trac., 48 318-452-7945 or Byras 318-452- $9000. Carroll Trahan, Lafayette; 985-748-7043 or 985-981-7819. er, excel. cond., $3200 obo. John hp, p/s canopy, 1250 hrs., barn 5373. 337-984-6267. Sq. bales from fertilized fields V. Orlando, Destrehan; 504-388- kept, very good cond., $5500. 1000 gallon water tank trailer 8300 JD grain drill 21, runner, of Bermuda, Dallas & mixed hay 9672. Leslie Jarreau, Maringouin; 225- pump, $700; (1) JD 6 row hyd. cult $1000; 16' W&A disc, hyd. fold in barn, depending on quality and Set of (4) Ag. turf tires, like new, 985-5067. sweep type, $800. Tommy Thayer, wings, $1800. Donald Meaux, volume, $3-$6/1. Harold Loewer, 26x7.50-12 & 11.2-20, $900 obo; JD 2755 cab/air w/loader, 3600 Bunkie; 318-452-7945. Gueyhan; 337-536-6639. Eunice; 337-457-4487, please no NH TN60A, '06, 2 wd, 60 hp, 460 original hours, has dual remote, JD 7' pasture clipper, drag type 8820 JD combine, 220 header, Sunday calls. hrs., dual remote valves, p/s, good cond., $20,500. T. Freeman, w/cylinder, rebuilt body, good shed kept, $9000; 7720 JD com- 2008 Bahia, 5x5 bales in barn $13,000. Dickie Sherman, Ville Platte; 337-523-6174. cond., $800. Mark Waller, Amite; bine, 2-20 header, shed kept, on pallets, well fert., del. avail., Crowley; 337-788-0240, call MF 50 trac., ready to work, 985-320-1030. $6000; 730 arps back hoe, $1500. $30/1, outside $25/1. Loyton between 8 a.m-7 p.m. $1800. Dave Lemoine, Loranger; 2007 Kubota trac., 70/40, 224 D. Meaux, Gueydan; 337-536- Courville, Sunset; 337-280-3306. (8) row JD 7100 planter, shed- 985-748-8039. hrs., 2 wd, $15000. Howard 6639. 2008 Bermuda mix, 4x5 rd. ded, rebuilt, $3900; (10) wheel JD 5420 mfd w/loader, 1300+ Hollis, Spearsville; 318-778-0683. Yanmar elec. generator, 10 hp, bales, stored in barn, $30/1. Bud Durabuilt hay rake, like new, used hours, flat floor, power, reverse, Shop built front end loader for diesel generator, 5500 kw, excel. Gautreaux, Rayne; 337-581-1829 very little, $2000. Ken excel. cond., $25,500. Gordon Int. model 684, $750. cond., elec. or manual start, 10 or 337-334-2043. Richardson, Colfax; 318-664-2615 Smith, Colfax; 318-627-5476. JohnWhitaker, Natchitoches; 318- hrs., wheel kit, $2300. J. Fage, 2008 Bermuda/Bahia, 5x5 rd. or 318-627-3151. JD 4320 trac., two front ends, 472-8418. Lafayette; 337-962-5732. bales, $30/1, Bermuda/Bahia sq. Ford 600, gas, excel. cond., top, kept in shed, excel., cond., Reynolds 10 yd., scraper, dist. Roanoak rice cart, $1200; (2) bales, $3.5/1, hay located in completely overhauled, good tires, $9500; Farmall AV high-crop trac., pan, new 7 ft. blade, $11000; 23x26 JD tires & rims, Richard. Billy Haristy; Crowley; 3 pt. hitch, ready to work, $2900. good cond., front cult. attachment, Buhler Allied 895 front-end $1000/both; rice pudder, $250; 337-581-0305. John Dallas, New Iberia; 337-364- back toolbar, $2700. Henry J. loader, fits 7100 series Case trac., King 8-blade levy plow, $600. Bahia rd. bales, 4x5, horse 9103. Lumino, Sr., Hammond, 985-687- quick attachment w/bucket & Jean Trahan, Delcambre; 337-685- quality, del. avail., outside, $25. Rear trac. blade, Bison model 4762. spear, $4500. David Lee, 2220. Homer Dutsch, Bush; 985-807- NHVH 270 XHD, 9', Cat II hitch, (2) irrigation pumps, (1) 25 hp Washington; 337-884-6741. 5' bush hog, $500; wood splin- 4046. up to 12 hp, JD adjustment cylin- & (1) 15 hp, elec. three phase, V rake, 8 wheel, $2500; JD 430 ter, trac., mounted, call for details, Bahia rd. bales, 4x5, $30/1 or ders, used very little, $1000. Doug 75¢/ft./nego; three phase conver- rd. baler, $4500; 6610 Ford, $300. Herbert Bell, Amite; 985- $25/1 for (10) or more. Roger Dorhauer, Denham Springs; 225- tor to single phase, 5"x 4" & 2" $8500; 584 Int. w/ ft. loader, 748-7063. West, Denham Springs; 225-938- 665-2788. alum., irrigation sprinkler pipes, $7500; 8' M&W cutter, $1000; 8' (1)-L1500 and (1)-L185 Kutota 1586. Case Int. rd. baler, field ready, some w/risers & sprinklers, $500- Krone cutter 243 S, $3000/pack- trac., both in excel. cond., L155, Bermuda, 4x5 rd. bales, heavy $3000. Kevin Manuel, Elton; 337- $700 nego. Henry Lamino, age. James Kidder, Arnaudville; $3000; L185, $3200. Harold chicken house fert., del. avail., 515-2801. Hammond; 985-687-4762. 337-662-3842 or 337-257-7959. Yantis, Zachary; 225-654-4220. $25/1. Howard Hollis, IH 1066 Black Stripe, new Used parts for a 3415 ford trac. JD 1408 Bush hog, $2000; 8 Farmall H. trac., completely Spearsville; 318-778-0683. 18.4x38 rear tires, like new front Danny Choquette, Marraro, 504- row folding hipper, $3000; 4 row refurnished, 12 volt system with 3 Hybrid Bermuda, 4x5 bales in tires, mint cond., $8000; IH 238 382-6633. Int. planter, $200; 4 row ripper pt. hookups, looks & runs like new barn, $25/1. James Moreau, w/front-end loader, new front & NH 644 rd. baler, $5800; Foster buster, $900. R.T. Faulk, Monroe; w/bush hog, $3000. Ivan Edwards, Hessmer; 318-563-4343 or 318- rear tires, same as IH 384, $5000. 3 pt. backhoe & extra parts, 318-325-1685. Ringgold; 318-894-9586. 305-9118. R. Laborde, Batchelor; 255-492- $1800; Bush Hog, 5' squealer bush 2007, 675 Ford trac. w/frontend Ford 3000 trac., 3 cyl., gas, 47 Taking orders for 2009 premi- 2557 or 225-718-2537. hog, $900; PZ hay bob, 4 drum, loader, 7' bucket, 4 wh, 2 sets of hp, new paint & seat, no rust, field um quality Bermuda racehorse Int AV high clear, front & rear 14', $800; JD 950, 30 hp diesel, remote valves, 74 hp, like new, ready, $4950; MF 25 trac. w/5' hay, call now to book order, hay- hyd. lift, good cond., $1700. C. $3500; MF 255 diesel, ROPS & excel. cond., $22000. Loyton bush hog, 4 cyl., Perkins diesel, 25 field & barn 1 mile from old Laborde, Batchelor; 225-492-2447 pw, $4000; IH 560 diesel w/Do Al Courville, Sunset; 337-280-3306. PTO hp, 107 ci, new fuel injector, Evangeline Downs racetrack, sold or 225-718-2537. loader, $3750. Matt, Trout; 318- Bush hog, 15' clipper, good original paint & decals, no rust, out of 2008 bales. Roy Stoke, Discs, cults., planters, drags, fer- 419-5494. shape, $2500. Victor Bellelo, sheet metal straight, field ready, Lafayette; 337-247-2141. tilizer applicators, 4-6 row mostly Kuhn GMD 700, 2 yrs., $4500; Maringouin; 225-625-4405. $4950. John Mailhes, Keithville; 2008 sq. Russell Bermuda grass, JD, $300-$5000. Rene Brown, Kuhn GMD, 600 hp, good cond., Ford 6610 c/a w/loader, 83 hp, 318-925-0898. mixed, stored in barn, cut at $3/1; Baton Rouge; 225-766-0061. $4000; NH 316 sq. baler, (1) good cond., $13500; Ford 3600 JD 7100 planter, 15 rows, nar- '07 cut, $2.5/1. Tim Brasseaux, 806 Int. trac., good shape, good owner, $5000; IH 574 diesel w/Ford loader, 42 PTO hp, $6900; row, plate type, $1600. J. Byone, Lecompte; 318-776-5662. tires, runs great, $4500. Kent w/remote, $2600; Rhino TW 72 Komatsu D21A dozer, power shift, Cloutierville; 318-379-0005. 2008 Alicia Bermuda, 200+ Miniex, Opelousas; 337-594- bush hog, $1250; NH 616 8' disk 3-way blade, 60 hrs., $12500. J. Ford 3000, $4500; IH 574, bales, 4x5 rd. bales, highly fert., 8132. mower, $2750; Hardie 360 5' hyd Guillot, Hessmer; 318-563-4776. $5500; NH T.C. 18 groomer, weed free, poly tied., outside 2004 Polaris 500, 4x4 winch mower, $1850. R. Coldiron, JD 7100 planter, 15-row narrow, $4920; Case DB 885/loader, $40/1, inside, $50/1; 2007 bales, included, 190 hrs., $3600. Karen Jonesville; 318-339-7876. plate type, $1600. J. Byone, $5900; MF 255, $5900; 3 pt. back outside, $20/1, quality discounts Fuqua, Effie; 318-481-2888. Parts for 6' Land Pride Bush Cloutierville; 318-379-0005. hoe, $1900. Pam, Church Point; for each. Larry Granier, Clinton; Farmall Super A, runs with row Hog, heavy duty gear box w/drive Link belt LS 78 Dragline, 50' 337-684-6474. 225-683-5030 or 225-301-7133. builders, $1200; new carb., 12 volt shaft & rear wheel, 2 yrs., all in boom, 1-yard bucket, high walker 4' bushhog, good cond. Alicia rd. bales, 5x5, well fert., weed bager, needs work, $400. good cond., $200/all. Jules independent swing & travel, runs Claiborne Medine, will load, $40/1. Glen Leger, Lester L'Hoste, Braithwaite; 504- Lejeune, Church Point; 337-258- & works, $7500. Owen Begnard, Donaldsonville; 225-473-7241. Opelousas; 337-945-5158. 682-0312. 6193. Lafayette; 337-278-7713. JD 7000, 4-row pull-type corn 4x5 rolls fert. Bahia hay, excel. Small Snapper 26" riding lawn- Set of (2) Ag. turf tires, good Hay spear, long reach, shop planter, $1800; IH 7-shank pull- horse quality, in barn, $45/1; sq. mower, pull start, good cond., cond., size 13x6x28, 4 ply, made, heavy duty, cyl. needed, type chisel plow, $1000. Calvin bales horse quality Bermuda, $6/1, $400. Lonnie Dugas, Youngsville; $50/both. Rodney Mire, $500. Ronald Mayeux, Waskom, Franklinton; 985-839- in barn, del. avail., cow hay, net 337-303-3292 or 337-857-5599. Thibodaux; 985-446-8624. Cottonport; 318-922-3897. 6369 or 985-373-2832. wrapped stored outside, $30/1. Joe 753 Bobcat w/bucket, 43.5 hp., JD 7100 narrow 13-row planter, JD 2440, very good cond., Bush Hog 2425 qt. front-end Pieri, Folsom; 985-981-2427. excel. cond., ready to work, 18" spacing w/Orthman row mark- strong ROPS, (3) new tires, fresh loader, heavy duty forks, bucket & Wanted: old hay or rice straw $15500. T. Hebert, Port Allen; ers, field ready, $3000. Bruce paint, will del. within 80 miles of hay spear fits on Ford 4600, $300 bales to feed crawfish, prefer free 225-933-3161. Lemoine, Moreauville; 318-359- Baton Rouge, Roby Shields, Baton obo. Dennis Salley, Robeline; 318- & will pick-up on weekends near JD 4020, good cond., currently 0562. Rouge; 225-761-5137. 508-1562 or 318-472-8526. Vermillion Parish. Clyde being used daily, $7000. Brady (2) MF 50-hp, (1) using now 1994 Ford trac., 4610, 50 hp NH 660 hay baler, good cond., Vigneaux, Abbeville; 337-789- Richie, Plaucheville; 318-715- good tires, good metal, other will diesel w/heavy-duty bumper ready to bale, $6000. Billy Doiron, 1787. 2896. fun high clear, $3200/both; front- guard/wrench 8756 & 6' bush hog, Greensburg; 225-806-0142. Page 8 MARKET BULLETIN January 29, 2009 JD 6-row 7100 planter, $900. Jules Lejeune, Church Point; 337- buggy wheels w/rubber, long seat, age in living quarters & horse area., Nicasie, Independence; 985-878- William Schilling, Kentwood; 258-6193. wood floor, good cond., $600. galv. steel, 99.9% rust proof, excel. 4933. 985-969-4334. 2006 – 800 Suzuki Boulevard, Littell Mouiller, Mamou; 337-468- cond., $13,500. Tim Soileau, Ville (1) English saddle in good GMD 700, 9'x4" Kuhn cutter, low miles, chromed out, lots of 3140. Platte; 337-277-3862. cond., $100 obo. Bryan Raiford, used for (1) yr. approx 150 acres, extras, great cond., extended war- 1996 F-350, 4x4, 5 spd., single 1998 S&H gooseneck, 2-horse Covington; 985-264-5597. $6500. Loyton Courville, Sunset; ranty, $6500. Marlene Stewart, cab, single rear wheel, 7.3 turbo, trailer w/living quarters, lots of Blacksmith coal, $35/100 lb. 337-280-3306. Albany; marlenestewart07@bell- lots of new parts, 112,000 miles, storage space in living quarters, sack. Buddy Leonard, Covington; Wanted: IH, 1468 or 1568 trac.; south.net, 225-209-1297 or 985- $6200; white camper top off of shower, a/c, $6000. Bain Johnson, 985-892-1137. MF 1150, 1155, 1800, 1500, 2805, 981-7963. 1999 Tacoma, $250. Calvin Pitkin; 318-358-5117. (6) sets of 4, 2'x4' guinea pig 2745 or 2805. Joe Major, Church 1972 Dodge truck, gas engine Waskom, Franklinton; 985-839- 1998 Calo trailer, 28'x6 wide x wire cages on wheels, $950. Point; 337-684-6474 or 337-945- w/grain bed, $3000; 1969 Ford 6369 or 985-373-2832. 6.6 high, 3 axles, (6) new 10-ply Tracey Freeman, Bogalousa; 985- 6960. truck, gas engine w/grain bed, 1999 GMC work truck, good tires, very good cond., kept in barn, 732-5060 after 5 p.m. or 985-516- Wanted: post-hole digger, 3 pt. $2000. Rene Brown, Baton Rouge; cond., 454 engine, automatic, $4500. Glen Leger, Opelousas; 4016. hitch w/6', 8' or 12' auger. Robert 225-766-0061. gooseneck trailer hook up, $7000. 337-945-5158. 30" carbon steel pipes, LeMaster, Sr., Summit, MS; 601- 1996 Dodge 4x4, 1-ton, 5 speed Herbert LeJeune, Eunice; 337-580- Flat bed gooseneck trailer, 8x24, $24.5/ft.; 2 3/8" carbon steel pipe, 684-4540. Cummins, $4500. Kevin Manuel, 4010. all metal, (3) axles, (4) new tires, 90¢/ft.; 2 7/8 carbon steel pipe, Wanted: peanut wagon or dryer. Elton; 337-515-2801. 1967 Ford, 1 ton, & flat bed, $800. Glen Robinson, Jonesboro; $1.5/ft. Adrian Landry, Pierre Part; Al, Lakeland; 225-627-4611. 1979 C7500 Bruin Chevy diesel runs, drives, good cond., $1600. J. 318-259-8514. 985-226-1480. Wanted: 6' to 8' 3 point hitch trac. truck, run or parts, needs TLC, Byone, Cloutierville; 318-379- WW livestock trailer, bumper Husqvarna chain saw, brand disc harrow, field ready rd. baler $5500. E.N. Miller, Monroe; 318- 0005. pull, 16', excel. cond., $2000. John new, #445 rancher, 20" bar, perfect less than $3500. Sarina Lirette, 323-9630 or 318-372-1984. Wanted: Toyota Tundra truck, 2 Southworth, Hammond; 225-567- cond., $175. John Rosique, Port Bourg; 985-665-0464. Toyota tundra truck, 2 or 4 wd, or 4 wd, 1 or 2 yrs., low mileage. 9726. Barre; 337-585-6687. Wanted: Kuhn or Vicon, 6' or 7' 1-2 yrs., low milage. Loyton Loyton Courville, Sunset; 337-280- 2000 Monterrey alum. horse 10,000-gal. fuel tank w/elec., hay cutter. Loyton Courville, Courville, Sunset; 337-280-3306. 3306. trailer, 4-horse, slant load, w/living motor, excel. cond., $5000. L. Sunset; 337-280-3306. 2001 Int. model 4700, 466 diesel, quarters, $13,500. Patsy Morales, Waite, Pitkin; 318-634-7274. Wanted: Ford or JD trac., 40-45 6 spd., 16' dump, single axle, Chataignier; 337-466-1554. Shop made 4-horse walker, hp, remote valve, very good cond., $24500; '01 Int. model 4900, 466 TRAILERS, Covered wagon w/bucket seats stoutly built, $1500. Leonard Loyton Courville, Sunset; 337- diesel, 6 spd., 20' dump, single axle, & 16" tires w/chrome rims, nice, Towns, Marion; 318-292-5143. 280-3306. $26500. Danny Choquette, WAGONS & $1200. Jimmy Fontenot, Lake (3) Mayer pecan crackers, Wanted: (2) trac., tires, 15.5x38, Marraro, 504-382-6633. EQUIPMENT Charles; 337-304-1337. $4500/1; homemade blower, $500 must be in good shape, good rub- (1) 1952 Willis Jeep; (1) 1956 Cotton trailer, 10x40, $1450; or $13,000/all. Sarina Lirette, ber. Malcolm Lajaunie, Willis Jeep, spare engine, spare 8x36, $950. R.T. Faulk, Monroe; Bourg; 985-665-0464. Marksville, 318-253-6401. parts, good restoration project, 2004 WW alum., 2-horse slant 318-325-1685. 4000+ new bulk "super" bags, Wanted: used disc plow blades, $2250/both. D. Juneau, Marksville; bumper pull trailer w/padded Wanted: 2-horse bumper pull great for storing pecans, feed, saw will pay top dollar for them. Keith 318-253-5234. divider, like new, $7100. Fran trailer, less than $2000. Sarina chips & sandbagging, $5/1, if Matte, Branch; 337-334-9272 or 1980 Ford F-350, steel bed McPherson, Pineville; 318-613- Lirette, Bourg; 985-665-0464. taken all. Keith Taylor, 337-296-6798. w/roller, gin poles & winch, fresh 1990. Wanted: 16' gooseneck live- Marksville; 318-240-3253. Wanted: rear discharge finish- paint on bed, runs well & burns no Steel hopper bottom trailer, stock/horse trailers, must be in a Rockwell Delta abrasive cutoff ing mower for 3 pt. farm trac. Paul oil, $2500 obo, will trade. Michael blasted, primed, painted, $8000 or good cond. Roger Byone, saw, 220-3 hp, $120. Ronald Sherman, Crowley; 337-788-0240 Daigle, Branch; 337-224-0501. trade for 24' gooseneck stock trail- Cloutierville; 318-379-0147 or 318- Mayeux, Cottonport; 318-922- call 8:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m. 1992 Chevy Silverado, ¾-ton, er. Rodney Courville, Marington; 471-6228. 3897. Wanted: 10" or 12" auger, 4x4, lwb, Pitrac, rear drift, 350 225-572-9411. Fuel tank, 23"x23"x4', 80 gal., works off 3 pt. hitch, field ready. engine, needs work otherwise Cotton trailer, 24'x7'6"x5'x10", $250. R. Mayeux, Cottonport; Starks Johnson, Lake Charles; mechanic, good, $1200. Carroll high hay feeder w/metal top FARM & 318-922-3897. 337-598-2912. Gueho, Baton Rouge; 225-766- canopy, holds 6 5x4 rolls. $1200. Front grader blade for Honda Wanted: 3 pt. hitch planter for 2363. J.W. Lott, Glemora; 318-748-6278. LIVESTOCK 300 4-wheeler, $150. R. Mayeux, 8N trac., in need of minor repair, 1997 Kawasaki mule 2500, gas 1997 alum. 2-horse gooseneck SUPPLIES Cottonport; 318-922-3897. within 50 miles of Clarence. 4x2 w/winch, windshield, top & trailer w/living quarters, shower, ac, Oster sheep shears w/case & Jimmy Lowell, Clarence; 318-352- front bumper, $1000. Justin Bruce, refrigerator, microwave, television, accessories used once, $175. Al, 2075, after 5 p.m. Ragley; 337-217-2920 or 337-884- Honda 5000 generator, $15000. Heavy-duty steel corral panels, Lakeland, 225-627-4611. Wanted: 6' or 9' spring tooth 0257. Nancy Meaux, Broussard; 337-837- 5x10, $50; 5x12, $62; 4" bow (2) English saddles, 16" & 17", harrow w/3 pt. hitch. Buddy 1999 Ford F-250 diesel, 4x4 5590. gates, $90; 10", $130; rd. pens, 40', excel. cond., choice of girths, Robinson, Ville Platte; 337-459- automatic trans., crew cab LWB, 2004 4 Star gooseneck w/living $690; 50', $840; 60', $990; 70', irons, & leathers, $200/1 or 6436. 173K miles, good shape, $9500 quarters, 4 ft. short wall, 2-horse, $1140; 8' dual axle feeders, $2100. $300/both; Australian endurance Wanted: Ford 8N tracs., any obo. Chad Lasseigne, Prairieville; ac, awning, elec. jack, drop down Jimmy Carriere, Port Barre; 337- saddle w/girth, 14" seat, excel. cond., for restoration. L. 225-413-9138. windows, much more, $18000. 298-5943. cond., $250. Lizzy Gomez, St. Daigrepont, Hessmer; 318-563- 1976 Chevy C-60 grain truck, Debra Lambert, Loranger; 985- 500 gal. fuel tanks, $250/1. Rene Gabriel; 225-642-5953. 4359. 350 bushel steel bed, no dump, 351-0072. Brown, Baton Rouge; 225-766- 16", new Amish made trail sad- Wanted: Case 530 trac. for $1500; 1971 Ford F700 grain truck, 4-horse stock trailer w/saddle 0061. dle w/mule tree, also has breast parts. J. Fontenot, Ville Platte; 350 bushel steel bed, no dump, compartment in front, 18', bumper Pine, 2x4 & 2x6, cured under collar, $825. Debra Lambert, 337-831-2567. $1000. Tommy, Bunkie; 318-452- pull, $1500. Brady Riche, barn for several years, $2000/1000 Loranger; 985-351-0072. Wanted: 5' or 6' rotary tiller for 7945. Plaucheville; 318-715-2896. bd. ft., all or none, call for details 15,000 watt generator trac., 3 pt. hook up, good cond., 1994 F-150, 4x4, ex-cab, hunter Cattle trailer, 14' gooseneck or & lengths. Jessie Wheat, Denham w/Generac motor, could run com- Roger Hornsby, Baton Rouge; green, auto, ac & heat, toolbox, bumper pull w/canvas top & center Springs; 225-664-9195. plete house, like new, used 6 hrs., 225-235-7781. great pasture or work truck, $3500 gate. Loyton Courville, Sunset; Band saw cut pine, cured under $2500. Loyton Courville, Sunset; Wanted: adjustable spike tooth obo. Amanda White, Darrow; 225- 337-280-3306. cover, (70) each, 1x12x12 & (600) 337-280-3306. drag harrow. Darrell Marshall, 505-4792. Single axel dual wheel, 8'x16' each, 2x6x14, all boards 40¢ per ft. Cattle feeders, built on treated Hessmer; 318-715-1140. 1999 Ford F-350, dual rear iron deck trailer, needs tires, $100; all. Oris Creighton, Folsom; 985- material w/metal tops 4x4, $225; wheel, diesel, flat bed, great truck 4-wheel hay trailer, needs repair, 788-4313. 4x6, $250; 4x8, $275. S.W. for heavy-duty farm work, $3500. $75; 8x10 gooseneck iron gate Squeeze gate for cattle shute, Gourdon, Goldonna; 318-357- FARM Ruby Shields, Baton Rouge; 225- deck, tandem axle w/dove tail, $100. John Richard, Church Point; 0616. TRUCKS & 761-5137. $800. Carroll Gueho, Baton Rouge; 337-873-6018 or 337-303-6523. Cypress lumber, 85¢/bd. ft. (4) 18" Ford King Ranch rims 225-766-2363. 105-gal. shop made fuel tank, Willie LaCaze, Pitkin; 318-358- RELATED off of a 4x4 F250, $500 obo. Sarina 32 ft. gooseneck trailer w/tam- never used, $350; 90-gal. L-shaped 3314. PARTS Lirette, Bourg; 985-665-0464. dom axel, new tires & brakes & 5' alum. fuel tank, $500; 12 V pump, 17" collegiate close contact 1999 Chevy 3500, heavy-duty, dove tail w/three ramps, $4500. $250. Chad Lasseigne, Prairieville; English saddle, regular tree 6.5 engine, cab & chassis, not run- Theador Freeman, Ville Platte; 337- 225-413-9138. w/padded leather knee blocks, Toolbox for '91 Chev. S-10, ning, $1000. Maurice Castania, 523-6174. (1) 6 hp Hercules hit & miss excel. for riding or jumping, slight- alum., diamond plate, will fit other Arnaudville; 337-754-5510. 2003 24' gooseneck 3-horse trail- engine, throttle controlled w/mill, ly flatter seat w/wider weight bear- same size trucks, good cond., $125. Factory made, 1-horse cart, (2) er w/12' living quarters, lots of stor- mounted on trailer, $4000. Frank ing area, excel. cond., stored in the January 29, 2009 MARKET BULLETIN Page 9 house, $450. Kylie Payne, Wanted: 50' diameter or greater kids or grandkids, $15/lb. or 1 lb. Broussard; 337-278-3624. rd. pen in good cond. Raymond per 12- gal. container w/ready Small and Minority Farmer Pine lumber cut w/ban saw, 1x6 Roberts, Jr. Holden; 225-294-3488 made soil. Jimmie Young, to 1x8, 10 ft., 50¢/bd. ft. S.W. or 985-507-8195. Eunice; 337-457-5053. Gourdon, Goldonna; 318-357- Wanted: greenhouse, reasonably Ball/mason canning & freezing Conference planned The Louisiana Department of The program will feature presen- 0616. priced. E.J. Flanagan, Hammond; jars, 4-8-12 ounce jelly jars, half Agriculture and Forestry along with tations from John Pierre of the Wanted: manure spreader. 985-345-1498. pint, pint, quart jars, pint wide the LSU AgCenter, Southern Southern University Law Center Roger West, Denham Springs; Wanted: plastic mulch layer that mouth freezer jars, all packed in University AgCenter and Southern discussing the legal issues affecting 225-938-1586. lays plastic, drip tape, makes bed boxes, (6) stellan, 6 oz. drinking University Law Center will host the the small and minority farmer. State Wanted: tumblebug plow or flip in one pass, reasonably priced. mugs to case, will sell individu- Growing the Small and Minority and federal agencies outlining over plow that throws all the for- Jefferson Davis Co., Prentiss, MS; ally, best price. Jimmy Mullet, Farmer Industry in Louisiana financial planning and funding rows one way. Loyton Courville, 601-792-8410. Covington; 985-892-5132. Conference on March 12. opportunities will also be available. Sunset; 337-280-3306. $50/1; farm house Barn plans, The conference will be held at the A free meal for the event is pro- Wanted: corn crusher on plans from our stock collection, Charles Dewitt Center at the LSU vided but pre-registration is wheels, PTO driven w/mixing custom plans prices upon AgCenter Dean Lee Research and required tank. Loyton Courville, FROM THE request, $1500. John Delphin, Extension Station in Alexandria. For more information, contact Sunset; 337-280-3306. Baton Rouge; 225-756-2686. The goal of the conference is to Carrie L. Castille, LDAF Deputy buzz saw, 3 pt. hitch FARM Wanted: Wanted: old sugar or syrup identify action steps to address the Assistant Commissioner, at 225- mount w/PTO drive, will consider kettles, any size. Kathy, Baton declining number of small and 952-8081 or belt drive unit. Dano Thurston, Rouge; 225-938-9366. minority farmers. [email protected]. Keithville; 318-925-6666. 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Gulf Coast Salad Spring Pecan Salad 3 cups cooked rice, (cooked in 2 tbsps. ketchup 2 cups of early peas ½ cup pecans, chopped and toasted chicken broth) 1 tsp. lemon juice 4 oz. of , grated Dash cayenne pepper 1 lb. cooked, peeled, deveined ½ tsp. cream-style prepared 1 (2 oz.) jar pimentos, chopped 2 tbsps. mayonnaise shrimp horseradish ½ cup celery, chopped 1 cup sliced celery ½ tsp. prepared mustard ½ cup sliced green onion 1/8 tsp. hot sauce ½ cup mayonnaise

Shell and cook peas until tender. Drain and cool. Combine all the Combine rice, shrimp, celery and green onions in large mixing bowl. ingredients, except pecans and chill until flavors blend. Add pecans Blend mayonnaise, ketchup, lemon juice, horseradish, mustard and and toss lightly. When fresh peas are not available used 8 ounce can hot sauce. Add to rice mixture. Toss, add salt and pepper to taste. of early peas. Page 10 MARKET BULLETIN January 29, 2009 Coming Your Way

The Southwest Louisiana will conduct a two-day clinic. licensed SPO, LSSA, SS & Deep The 47th Performance Tested registered Pinto show in the very Horse Expo will be held February Vendor booth space is available South Qualifying Trial will be held Bull Sale will be held March 7 at near future. 14-15 at the West Calcasieu Arena For more information, contact Feb. 14-15 in Alexandria. the DeWitt Livestock Facility at the For more information, contact in Sulphur at 8:30 a.m. Heather Dionne at 337-794-9489 Registration starts at 6:30 a.m.; Dean Lee Research Station in Dan Morgan at 337-540-0565 or Speakers, vendors, clinicians and or 337-474-2560. E-mail is $20 entry fee, meals available. Alexandria at noon. [email protected]. organizations will demonstrate the [email protected]. For more information, call Steve Approximately 30-35 Angus, Louisiana Stock Horse Shows latest techniques in the equine Second Saturday Plant Sale Miller at 318-447-1662 or Myra Charolais and Herford bulls will be will be held throughout the year at field. program will be held Feb. 14 at Brown at 318-442-1258. performance evaluated, examined various locations. Racing, dressage, swap meet and 9:00 a.m. at the Parkway Partners Beagle Deep South, Lone Star & for breeding soundness and avail- Upcoming shows will be held children's activities will be avail- Greenhouse, 1137 Baronne St. Southern States Derby Qualifying able for auction. January 31 at the DeWitt Livestock able. (corner of Baronne and Clio) New Trial will be held March 7 in For more information, contact Facility in Alexandria and March A special appearance will be Orleans. Alexandria. Danny Coombs at 318-473-6528 or 14-15 at the Ike Hamilton Expo made by Molly the Pony, a Katrina A variety of guest speakers will Registration begins at 6:30 a.m.; 318-308-3928. Center in West Monroe. evacuee whose leg was amputated lecture on horticultural issues. entry fee $15. Lunch will be The Deep South Pinto Club is Open, cowboy, novice, junior following the storm. In addition, For more information, call 504- served. seeking members to promote the horse and 14 and under youth divi- Fran Hancock, a top instructor for 620-2224 or e-mail For more information, call Steve pinto horse in Louisiana and sions will be offered. the nationally acclaimed Reis [email protected]. Miller at 318-447-1662 or Myra Southeast Texas. For more information, contact Ranch Universal Horsemanship, CENLA Beagle Club AKC Brown at 318-442-8739. Plans are in the works to hold a Judy Weisgerber at 318-238-0193. Annual seedling sale Louisiana road show, will be held March 2 continued from page 12 The annual shade-tree seedling availability. sale sponsored by the Louisiana A special hurricane packet, Department of Agriculture and comprised of one live oak, two Forestry will be March 2 through cherrybark oaks and two cow “The road show featured everything that's fun, with the Department of Agriculture and Forestry March 6 at various LDAF facili- oaks and will be available in exciting and delicious about Louisiana,” Strain and promote Louisiana products, I couldn’t be ties throughout the state, accord- Hammond, Oberlin, DeRidder said. “Root beer made with pure Louisiana cane more proud.” ing to Commissioner of and Clinton. sugar from Abita Brewing Company, delicious Jack and Allison Cousins, owners and creators Agriculture and Forestry Mike All seedlings will be year-old, black coffee from River Road Coffees and plenty of Cousins Products’ salad dressing and dips, said Strain, D.V.M. bare-root seedlings and sold on a of Zapp’s Potato Chips were on hand to sample.” the road show is a great opportunity to show off In Lafayette, the dates are set first-come basis. They cannot be Venders participating in the event included their products and expand their customer base. for February 28 through March 7. reserved in advance. Abita Brewing Company, Inc., Abita Golden “The road shows are awesome, they really are,” The LDAF has offices in Baton “Some years we sell out of cer- Beer, Abita Amber Beer, Abita Purple Haze, Abita Allison Cousins said. “They bring out so many Rouge, Hammond, Clinton, tain species before the week is Turbodog, seasonal specialty beers and Abita people and we usually gain so many new cus- DeRidder, Oberlin, Woodworth, out, especially some of the hard- Root Beer; Chef John Folse & Company, fully tomers from this experience.” Natchitoches, Haughton, Monroe, woods, so we encourage people prepared, ready to serve soups, sauces, entrees, “We can’t afford to do much advertising,” Jack Jena, Lafayette and . to come early during the sale,” Creole and meats; Cousins Cousins added. “Word of mouth is the way our Some districts will hold sales in Strain said. Products, refrigerated salad dressings and gour- products spread.” satellite locations in addition to The tree species are all native to met dips; Kinloch Plantation Products, LLC, The Cousins began selling their homemade the office site. Dates and times Louisiana and well-suited to the pecan oil; Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, LLC, dairy salad dressings at their local farmers markets in will vary and will be publicized state’s growing conditions. All products; Perrone & Sons, dried spice blends, the Covington and surrounding areas. They locally, Strain said. are large trees at maturity and olive salad, herbed oils, packaged dried beans; would bring a dozen or so jars on market day. “We suggest that everyone should be planted on sites where River Road Coffees, LTD, fresh roasted coffee, “About six years ago we started at the farmers interested in purchasing seedlings their limbs will not interfere with tea and coffee service supplies; Zapp’s Potato market selling my father’s produce,” Allison look for local publicity on the overhead utility lines or struc- Chips, potato chips and dips. said. “I wanted to bring in some value products sale or call the LDAF office in tures and their roots will not Bert Hammons, representing Kinloch so I started making my blue cheese salad dress- their area to find out exact times interfere with sewer lines, slab Plantation Products, told customers about the dis- ing.” and places seedlings will be foundations, walkways or drive- tinctive properties their pecan oil possess while “We weren’t making very much money work- available,” Strain said. ways as they mature. handing out shrimp sautéed with the oil. ing at the farmer’s markets and one night I didn’t Two types of seedling packets Phone numbers for the LDAF “Pecan oil is a very light, heart-healthy cooking have enough money to go buy my blue cheese to will be on sale at all locations. A offices are Hammond, 985-543- oil,” Hammons said. “It is lower in saturated fat make my blue cheese dressing,” Allison said. pine packet will contain 20 4057; Oberlin, 337-639-4978; than olive oil and has a much higher smoke point “My daddy gave me some Creole tomatoes and I seedlings and will cost $3. The Jena, 318-992-1400; Haughton, than olive oil and a neutral flavor which makes it went ahead and threw them together and I was other packet will contain a total 318-949-3225; Monroe, 318-345- excellent for making roux, salad dressings, you never going to make this salad dressing again, in of six trees, including two bald- 7595; Natchitoches, 318-357- name it.” fact I didn’t even know what to call it. cypress and one each of Chinese 3126; DeRidder, 337-463-7801; Jeff Kleinpeter of Kleinpeter Dairy Farms, “My oldest daughter said ‘Mom, just call it elm, Shumard oak, cherrybark Clinton, 225-683-5862; served up their delicious ice cream made with Creole tomato salad dressing because that’s what oak and river birch, also for $3. Lafayette, 337-262-5433; New Louisiana ingredients. Kleinpeter said the part- it’s got in there.’” Packet species content may vary Orleans, 504-483-4795; and nership between Louisiana companies and the From there things really began to take off for in some cases, depending on Woodworth, 318-487-5172. LDAF works wonderfully to promote Louisiana the Cousins and their salad dressing. and its products. “We sold out in half an hour, faster than our “We are sampling all of our different flavors of blue cheese ever sold, even though our blue Questions about circulation or lost ice cream,” Kleinpeter said. “We use Louisiana cheese is fantastic,” Allison said. “From then on cane sugar, strawberries from Ponchatoula, everybody kept coming back and asking for it. bulletins? Bergeron Pecans in New Roads, Aunt Sally’s “We started with nine jars and now we sell to a Contact the Circulation Department Pralines in New Orleans. little over 200 grocery stores throughout south “For people like Whole Foods to band together Louisiana and Mississippi,” Allison said. at 225-922-1267. January 29, 2009 MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 ADVERTISING DEADLINES Feb. 26 issue: Deadline Thurs., Feb. 5, noon Visit your local farmers market March 12 issue: Deadline Thurs., Feb. 19, noon ASCENSION PARISH Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., all year Monroe Farmers Market Gonzales Westwego 1212 Washington St. March 26 issue: Deadline Thurs., March 5, noon Ascension Fresh Market Westwego Farmers & Fisheries Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-1 April 9 issue: Dealine Thursday, March 19, noon Lamar Dixon Expo Center 484 Sala Ave., corner of 4th Street p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Wed. & Sat. 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. June - Aug. 19 BEAUREGARD PARISH Year round West Monroe PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING FORM Ragley JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH West Monroe Farmers Market TO SUBMIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Ragley Farmers Market Jennings 1700 North 7th St. Ragley Historical Square, Hwy. 12 Main Street Farmers Market Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 7 p.m., April 1 - FOR SALE/WANTED (CIRCLE ONE) Sat. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m., during peak Founder’s Park Nov. 23 growing season Sat. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m., year round ST. CHARLES PARISH Category BIENVILLE PARISH LAFAYETTE PARISH Destrehan Gibsland Lafayette German Coast Farmers Market Name Gibsland Farmers Market Assoc. Acadiana Farmers Market Parking lot of Ormond Plantation Main Street 801 Foreman Dr. & Dulles St. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Address Wed. & Sat. 7 a.m. until sold out Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 5 - 10 a.m. ST. LANDRY PARISH June - Oct. Jan. - Dec. Opelousas City Zip Code CADDO PARISH Lafayette St. Landry Farmers Market Shreveport City Garden Market 952 East Landry St., Hwy. 190 Phone Shreveport/Bossier Farmers Market River Ranch Town Square Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 7 a.m.-11 a.m. river front at Festival Plaza Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Jan.-Dec. Ad Copy - 25 Word Limit Wed. & Sat. 7:00 - 11:30 a.m. LAFOURCHE PARISH ST. MARTIN PARISH June 3-Aug. 26 Thibodaux St. Martinville Oct. 21-Nov. 18, Sat. only Thibodaux Main Street Market St. Martinville Creole Market CALCASIEU PARISH La. 1 and Maronge Evangeline Blvd. & Main St. Lake Charles Sat. 7 - 11 a.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., May-Dec. Charlestown Farmers Market LIVINGSTON PARISH ST. TAMMANY PARISH 1001 Ryan Street Denham Springs Covington Sat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round Livingston Farmers Market Covington Farmers Market Moss Bluff Municipal Building parking lot City Hall, 609 North Columbia MB Farmers & Crafters Market Sat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Sam Houston Jones Pkwy. MADISON PARISH Wed. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jan. - Dec. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, April-Oct. Tallulah Mandeville EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH Tallulah Farmers Market Mandeville Trailhead Comm. Market Baton Rouge 408 N. Cedar St., Hwy. 65 675 Lafitte St. All information must be and of each item for sale Red Stick Farmers Market #1 Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round complete price Fifth St. near Main St. 8 a.m. - noon, May-Aug., Oct.-Dec. TERREBONNE PARISH must be listed. Ads not meeting these requirements will not be Sat. 8 a.m.- noon, Jan.-Dec. MOREHOUSE PARISH Houma printed. See other regulations under individual headings. Due to Red Stick Farmers Market #2 Bastrop Cajun Farmers Market of Houma - page limits, ads will be printed first come, first served. Mail ads to 8470 Goodwood Blvd. Morehouse Parish Farmers Market Terrebonne P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534. Email ads to mar- Unitarian Church Parking Lot 305 E. Madison Tunnel Blvd. & Naquin St. Tues. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5p.m., April-Dec. Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m., year round [email protected] or fax to 225-922-1289. Jan. - July & Sept. - Dec. NATCHITOCHES PARISH WASHINGTON PARISH EVANGELINE PARISH Natchitoches Bogalusa Ville Platte Cane River Green Market Bogalusa Farmers Market Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Ville Platte Farmers Market Downtown Natchitoches riverbank 500 Block of Columbia St. Federal - State Livestock Market News Prices 11 East Main Street Tues. 4-8 p.m., June 5-July 25 Sat., 9 a.m.-noon, Jun. - Aug. Fri. 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., April 22-July 29 WEST FELICIANA PARISH Prices represent averages per hundred weight IBERIA PARISH ORLEANS PARISH St. Francisville Prices for week ending 01/16/09 New Iberia New Orleans St. Francisville Farmers Market CATTLE PRICES FROM PRESENT AND PAST Teche Area Farmers Market Crescent City Farmers Market #1 agricultural pavilion (4-H Barn) Bouligny Plaza 700 Magazine St. Thurs. 1-5 p.m., May 25-first frost This Week Last Year Five Years Tues. 4-6:30 p.m., Sat. 7-10:30 a.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-noon, year round WINN PARISH Ago year round Crescent City Farmers Market #2 Winnfield Slaughter Cows Utility $45.00 $47.50 $51.00 JEFFERSON PARISH Uptown Square, 200 Broadway Winn Farmers Market Gretna Tues. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round 301 West Main & St. John St. Feeder Steers 400-500 lbs. $105.00 $101.50 $122.00 Gretna Farmers Market OUACHITA PARISH Tues. & Fri. 7:30 - 11 a.m. Feeder Heifers 400-500 lbs. $93.00 $91.00 $114.00 300 Huey P. 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“Buy Louisiana” is the Louisiana zation’s region. The program includes Department of Agriculture and Forestry’s radio advertising and remote radio broad- mantra. casts, newspaper advertisements, in-store It’s fresh, it’s local, it’s Louisiana. What demonstrations, point-of-sale materials more could you want? throughout the store(s), and special dis- LDAF’s marketing plans include the plays of Louisiana products and other spe- Louisiana Road Show, a Louisiana promo- cial promotions. tional effort to In December the acquaint con- LDAF hosted a sumers in road show at the Louisiana and Whole Foods neighboring Market in Baton states with Rouge. Pelican State Agriculture and products. Forestry Road shows Commissioner offer a unique Mike Strain, opportunity for D.V.M., said the consumers to Louisiana Road sample Louiana Shows always foods and meet represent the best the entrepreneurs of Louisiana food behind the prod- and other prod- ucts. ucts. The promotion “Our food is introduces new- famous all over to-market the world,” Strain Louisiana prod- said. “This is our ucts to the retail environment, supports chance to showcase the finest Louisiana market expansion of established items and has to offer to the Whole Foods Market encourages shoppers to “Buy Louisiana.” customers.” The LDAF staff develops the promotion A radio remote from Baton Rouge’s in conjunction with retailers and Louisiana WYNK also took place to draw attention producers and processors to provide a to the event. focus on Louisiana products at either one See Louisiana road show, retail outlet or throughout a retail organi- continued on page 10