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Strain: Hay restrictions waived to help Texas ranchers Agriculture and Forestry over there and lifting the restrictions Commissioner Mike Strain said an and waiving the permit fee will executive order has been issued allow them to transport more hay at waiving size restrictions and permit the lowest possible cost.” fees on oversized loads of hay Carriers, owners and drivers are enroute to Texas. responsible for verifying in advance Strain said the state departments that the actual dimension and weight of Transportation and Development, of the vehicles and loads are accept- Public Safety and Revenue will able for all routes traveled, Strain allow vehicles transporting round said. hay bales to be loaded side by side The oversize vehicles may only across trailers up to twelve feet in travel during daylight hours, not Kleinpeter, Smith Creamery cooperate width and fourteen feet in height. exceed weight limits for bridges and “Texas has experienced an extend- similar structures, be equipped with ed drought that has severely affected proper mirrors and the loads must be to help Smith Creamery get back online their hay production,” Strain said. securely bound. Jeff Kleinpeter, President, Kleinpeter Farms Dairy, “I was very surprised. I think it’s a great thing. I think “Some hay producers in Louisiana The waivers are in effect through Baton Rouge, and Warren Smith, founder of Smith this kind of cooperation is good for everyone and I think may be able to help cattle producers September 30. Creamery, of Mount Hermon, have reached an agree- it’s needed,” Rouse said. ment to help Smith Creamery get back into business. Whole Foods Market officials also applauded the Smith Creamery’s Washington Parish facility was unusual alliance: destroyed by an explosion and fire on June 22, 2011. “I have been asked more times than I can count over Under the agreement, Kleinpeter Farms Dairy will the last few weeks by guests and team members alike package and distribute Smith Creamery’s whole milk, about when we would have Smith Creamery products Enjoying this fat-free milk, half and half, and heavy cream. back on our shelves at Whole Foods Market, so I loved “We’re very appreciative. We know they don’t have to getting the call about this new partnership. Kleinpeter do this. They’ve given us hope,” said Smith, who added Farms Dairy has long been one of our most active and he wasn’t sure how or if he would get his family dairy committed local vendors in Louisiana, so it is hard to pic- complimentary back into business until Jeff Kleinpeter called him two ture a better way to respond to such a tough turn of weeks ago. events than having two strong community companies “I’m not here to make money off of them. I wanted to work together. We understand the unique challenges Market Bulletin? give them hope, for rebuilding, for supporting our family farms face in staying true to their local roots, and Louisiana dairy industry, which revolves around family we are always excited for an opportunity to help them dairy farms,” Kleinpeter said. grow and adapt in new ways,” said Kevin Krueger, Local Not only is Kleinpeter Farms Dairy packaging and dis- Buyer, Louisiana Metro, Whole Foods Market. tributing Smith’s milk, but is helping Smith get its milk Asked why he would go so far out of his way to help a into more stores. Before the explosion, approximately 50 competitor, Jeff Kleinpeter said, stores in southeastern Louisiana, New Orleans, Baton “That’s just the way I was raised, to do the right thing. Rouge, and Lafayette carried Smith Creamery products. I consider these guys to be family. Plus, we’re in an That number included approximately a dozen stores in extremely competitive industry, where huge companies, the Thibodaux-based Rouses Supermarket chain. Smith like the Mexican conglomerate that took over Borden’s, says all 50 original stores will carry Smith milk products, are eating up family dairies, and we’ve got to stick and beginning this week, all 34 Rouses stores in together. We don’t just want to stick together, we need to Subscribe today! Louisiana will carry Smith Creamery milk. stick together.” Donald Rouse Jr., President of Rouses, said he was “What he has offered us is huge, but I’m not surprised. “very excited” to learn of the agreement between They (Kleinpeter Farms) set the gold standard. When we Kleinpeter Farms and Smith Creamery. See Dairy, continued on page 4 Page 2 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 Louisiana Agriculture & Forestry Today Prescribed burnings are good fires

Agriculture and Forestry it has on certain wildland environ- made available to Louisiana media endangered red-cockaded wood- Commissioner Mike Strain said the ments.” outlets distributed and the spots pecker while stimulating new Louisiana Department of The campaign is a joint effort by will appear on television through growth of legumes and forbs Agriculture and Forestry (LDAF) LDAF, the U.S. Forest Service and September. (broad leaf herbs) which are valu- wants to create a greater awareness the Southern Group of State A longer version of the featured able as food for many game among the public of the benefits of Foresters and is designed to raise announcement will also be broad- species. prescribed burning in the state’s Louisiana residents’ public aware- cast statewide through September A prescribed fire should be per- forested lands. ness of the benefits of prescribed on the Louisiana Hometown formed only by certified trained “The Louisiana Department of burning. Network. Check local listings for personnel under specific environ- Agriculture and Forestry is kicking Radio spots and commercial times. mental conditions to ensure public off a statewide prescribed burn announcements will be broadcast State Forester Wade Dubea said safety while achieving manage- awareness campaign to let the pub- through statewide media outlets. prescribed burning is a cost-effec- ment goals. lic know there are good fires and The spots will feature Smokey tive way to maintain forest health To become a Certified Prescribed MIKE STRAIN DVM bad fires,” Strain said. “Prescribed Bear and Strain in a forest scene for many dependent wildlife and Burner a person must possess pre- COMMISSIONER burning is a useful, environmental- reminding viewers that prescribed plant species, while also reducing scribed burning knowledge and ly friendly management tool used burning conducted by trained pro- woody debris that can fuel danger- experience, as well as have passed For additional information on the to improve the health of Louisiana fessionals has benefits for wild- ous wildfires. a written comprehensive test benefits of prescribed burning, forests. Many people aren’t famil- lands and the creatures that live For example, the control of administered by the Louisiana please visit websites visitmyfor- iar with prescribed burning and do there. understory brush creates better fly- Department of Agriculture and est.org, goodfires.org and not understand the positive effects The commercials have been ways for bird species such as the Forestry. LDAF.la.gov.

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DESOTO PARISH LAFAYETTE PARISH New Orleans ST. TAMMANY PARISH Mansfield Lafayette Crescent City Farmers Market #2 Covington DeSoto Farmers Market Acadiana Farmers Market Uptown Square, 200 Broadway Covington Farmers Market #1 Hwy 171, in front of the 801 Foreman Dr. & Dulles St. Tues. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., City Hall, 609 North Columbia Mansfield Dixie Youth Park Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 5 - 10 a.m. Year round Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., year round Sat. 7:30 -11 a.m., Year round ALLEN PARISH May 7 -June 11 New Orleans Covington Oberlin Lafayette Crescent City Farmers Market #3 Covington Farmers Market #2 Oberlin Farmers Market EAST BATON ROUGE City Garden Market 3700 Orleans Ave. 419 North New Hampshire 228 West 6th Ave. PARISH Heymann Blvd., Oil Center Thurs., 3 - 7 p.m., Wed. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m., year round Wed. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Baton Rouge Sat. 8 a.m. - noon Year round Folsom Year round Red Stick Farmers Market #1 Year round Folsom Community Farmers Fifth St. near Main St. New Orleans Market AVOYELLES PARISH Sat. 8 a.m.- noon, Lafayette Lower 9th Ward Sankofa Railroad Avenue Moreauville Jan.-Dec. Open Air Farmers Market Farmers Market Every third Sat., 9 a.m - 1 p.m. 800 East Broussard Rd. 5500 St. Claude Ave. WestMar Farms Dairy Market March - Nov. 851Couvillion Street Baton Rouge Sat. 8 a.m. - noon Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Year round Thurs. 2-6 p.m. Red Stick Farmers Market #2 Year round Mandeville 8470 Goodwood Blvd. Mandeville Trailhead Comm. OUACHITA PARISH Marksville Unitarian Church Parking Lot LAFOURCHE PARISH Market Monroe Marksville Farmers Market Tues. 8 a.m. - noon Thibodaux 675 Lafitte St. Monroe Farmers Market Court House Square Jan. - July & Sept. - Dec. Thibodaux Main Street Market Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round Sat. in June, 8-11 a.m. 314 St. Mary St. at Jean Lafitte 1212 Washington St. Baton Rouge National Historic Park Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 1 p.m., Slidell BEAUREGARD PARISH Red Stick Farmers Market #3 Sat. 7 - 11 a.m. June-Aug. Camellia City Farms Market DeRidder 7248 Perkins Road Early Spring-July, Sept.-Dec. Griffith Park Amerisafe Downtown Pavilion Thurs. 8 a.m. - noon, West Monroe Sat. 8 a.m.-12 p.m., year round & Farmers Market Year round LINCOLN PARISH West Monroe Farmers Market 120 N. Washington Ave. Ruston 1700 North 7th St. TERREBONNE PARISH Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Hours and days vary, year round Zachary Ruston Farmer’s Market Houma Zachary Famers Market Railroad Ave at Monroe Street Year round Cajun Farmers Market of Houma Ragley Located next to town hall Sat. 7:30 a.m.- 11:30 - Terrebonne ST. CHARLES PARISH Ragley Farmers Market Sat. 8 a.m.- 12 p.m., March-Nov. Tunnel Blvd. & Naquin St. Destrehan Ragley Historical Square, Year round Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., German Coast Farmers Market 1 Hwy. 12 LIVINGSTON PARISH Year round Parking lot of Ormond Plantation Sat. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m., EVANGELINE PARISH Denham Springs Sat. 8 a.m. - noon During peak growing season Ville Platte Livingston Farmers Market UNION PARISH Year round Ville Platte Farmers Market New Covenant Church parking Farmerville Farmers Market CADDO PARISH 11 East Main Street lot on Hwy. 190 407 South Main St. Luling Greenwood Late June to end of produce Sat. 7 a.m. - noon, Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m.-4 p.m. German Coast Farmers Market 2 Greenwood Farmers Market Fri. 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Year round Year round 12715 Hwy. (St. Charles Plaza) Oct. to end of produce Located in the William Peters Wed. 3 - 6 p.m., Fri. 4 p.m.-6 p.m. VERMILION PARISH Town Park MADISON PARISH Year round Sat. 8 a.m. - noon Tallulah Kaplan Kaplan Farmers Market May - Sept. IBERIA PARISH Tallulah Farmers Market ST. LANDRY PARISH New Iberia 408 N. Cedar St., Hwy. 65 Turnley Park, 119 N. Irvin Ave. Opelousas 2nd Sat, 8 a.m.-noon, year round Shreveport Teche Area Farmers Market Tues., Thurs. & Sat. St. Landry Farmers Market Shreveport/Bossier Farmers Main St. Bouligny Plaza 8 a.m. - noon, 952 East Landry St., Hwy. 190 VERNON PARISH Market Tues. 3-6 p.m., Sat. 6-10 a.m. May-Aug., Oct.-Dec. Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 6-10 a.m. Leesville River front at Festival Plaza Year round Tues & Friday, 5-7 p.m. 3rd Street Market Tues. 3-6 p.m., MOREHOUSE PARISH May-Dec. Wed., Fri & Sat., Sat. 7 a.m.-noon JEFFERSON PARISH Bastrop 7 a.m.until sold out, year round June - Sept. 4 Gretna Morehouse Parish Farmers ST. MARTIN PARISH Oct. 23-Nov. 20, Sat. only Gretna Farmers Market Market St. Martinville WASHINGTON PARISH Huey P. Long Ave. 305 E. Madison St. Martinville Creole Market Franklinton CALCASIEU PARISH Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m.-5p.m. Evangeline Blvd. & Main St. Franklinton Farmers Market Lake Charles Year round Year round Sat. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 1500 block of Washington St. Charlestown Farmers Market May-Dec. Daily, year round 1001 Ryan Street Westwego NATCHITOCHES PARISH Sat. 7 a.m. - noon Westwego Farmers & Fisheries Natchitoches Breaux Bridge WEST FELICIANA PARISH Year round 484 Sala Ave., Cane River Green Market Pont Breaux Farmers Market St. Francisville corner of 4th St. Downtown Natchitoches river- 1800 Rees Street St. Francisville Farmers Market Lake Charles Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. bank 10 a.m.-4 p.m. agricultural pavilion (4-H Barn) Cash & Carry Farmers Market Year round Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, 1st Sat. of the month Thurs. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 801 Enterprise Blvd. April-July, Oct. Nov. mid-May to mid-Nov. Corner of Broad & Enterprise JEFFERSON DAVIS ST. MARY PARISH Tues., 4-6 p.m., year round PARISH ORLEANS PARISH Franklin WINN PARISH Jennings New Orleans Franklin Farmers’ Market Winnfield Moss Bluff Main Street Farmers Market Crescent City Farmers Market #1 300 block Willow St. Winn Farmers Market MB Farmers & Crafters Market Founder’s Park on Main St. 700 Magazine St. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., 301 West Main Sam Houston Jones Pkwy. Sat. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-noon Tues. 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Tues. & Fri. 7:30 - 11 a.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, April-Oct. May - Nov. Year round Year round May-Aug. Page 4 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011

Dairy, continued from page 1 What’s a 3-day food supply? set up our milk business ten years going to rebuild the bottling plant. Food is a necessity for life, and as Some of the foods you could have require little or no cooking and no ago, we decided to mimic the We were still in shock about the a result, a three-day emergency food in your emergency supply include: refrigeration. Kleinpeter business philosophy, and accident when Jeff called us. He has supply is something you hear a lot –Ready-to-eat canned or packaged –Purchase foods in can or jar sizes look what it has led to,” said Smith. encouraged us to rebuild, but we about when a hurricane approaches. meats, fruits and vegetables. appropriate for one meal with no Smith said this is not the first time needed to get our milk back in the But just what is a three-day emer- –Canned or powdered juices, milk leftovers. Once opened or prepared, Smith Creamery has received help hands of customers. Kleinpeter’s gency food supply? LSU AgCenter and soups. (Be sure to store extra many foods lose their shelf-stable from Kleinpeter Farms Dairy. He helping hand will give us the time nutritionist and food safety specialist water if they’re powdered!) character and will go bad. said the Kleinpeters have loaned we need to explore options for Beth Reames says it involves more –Staples such as sugar, salt and –Select foods you like and normal- equipment parts to them to help with rebuilding,” Smith said. than just food. pepper. ly eat. emergency equipment repairs on Smith said he and his family have “People often stock up on the food –High-energy foods such as –If you don’t have a way to boil several occasions. been deeply moved by the outpour- they need and then forget to have a peanut butter, jelly, crackers, granola water when the power is off, do not The two Louisiana dairy families ing of support from their communi- can opener on hand,” Reames says. bars and trail mix. include instant foods that require hot have much in common. Kleinpeter ty, vendors, directors, as well as cus- “Or they don’t think about how –Foods for infants, the elderly or water. Keep in mind foods that Farms Dairy has been a family- tomers of the Red Stick Farmer’s they’ll prepare foods that really need people with special diets (for exam- require water also will consume owned and independently operated Markets, Crescent City Farmer’s to be heated or store foods that ordi- ple, people with diabetes or food your water supply more quickly. narily would need refrigeration.” allergies). –Keep a supply of disposable dairy since 1913. The Smiths have Market, and German Coast Farmer’s The nutritionist stresses that safely –Comfort foods or stress-relief plates, bowls, cups and utensils on been in the dairy business for four Market, in the wake of the explo- feeding yourself and your family foods such as cookies, candy, sweet- hand. Otherwise, you could use far generations. Both Warren Smith and sion. after a storm means you also need to ened cereals, lollipops, instant coffee too much of your water supply Jeff Kleinpeter grew up on their “We’ve had so many people send have some way to prepare food or and tea bags. washing dishes. families’ dairy farms. Smith began cards, letters, emails, wanting to keep it safe – on top of having ample Reames also recommends storing –Don’t forget baby food, special bottling his line of specialty, “old know what they could do to help. It’s food and water on hand to last the at least one gallon of water per per- dietary requirements and food for fashioned” high butterfat milk, on so good to see that people realize first few days after a storm or other son and pet per day for drinking, your pets. March 6, 2002. Smith Creamery how important family farms are. A emergency. cooking and personal hygiene. “You also want to store food in the milk is pasteurized, but not homoge- lot of people don’t realize what the “When making your plans and Consider storing at least a two-week coolest cabinets or a pantry away nized. Smith Creamery’s Creole farmer does and sacrifices to be a storing what you may need, keep in supply of water for each member of from appliances that produce heat,” cream cheese, butter, and some of its farmer. The farmer feeds the world,” mind you may be without power, your family. she says. “Use metal, glass or rigid milk have been used by noted New Smith said, and added, “The strong, which means you may not have a The LSU AgCenter nutritionist plastic containers to store food that Orleans restaurateur John Besh. heartfelt response from our cus- way to heat things up or refrigerate also offers these tips to keep in mind comes in cardboard boxes, thin plas- Smith says he hopes to begin provid- tomers reveals that Smith them,” Reames says. “Make sure the when choosing the foods for your tic or paper to avoid insect and ing those products to Besh eventual- Creamery’s customers value what it foods you have on hand are adapted emergency supply: rodent damage.” ly. takes to deliver a high quality prod- to those conditions.” –Choose nonperishable foods that -LSU AgCenter Report- “We had not decided if we were uct to our community.” Recent rains could cause surge VVaacccciinnaattee ttoo pprreevveenntt EEEEEE,, WWNNVV in mosquito population Stagnant water left from recent rains could become a The disease does not cause most people to become favorite breeding ground for disease carrying mosqui- seriously ill. toes, but some simple practices can keep you safer. “People over 50 years of age or with impaired Since the outbreak of West Nile virus in Louisiana in immune systems are most likely to develop serious ill- 2002, LSU AgCenter scientists have been on the look- ness from the disease,” Schowalter said. out for ways to keep mosquito numbers down and have Symptoms occur three to 15 days after the initial enlisted the public’s help in the process, according to infection and can range in mild cases from slight fever LSU AgCenter entomologist Tim Schowalter. to headaches to extreme cases that can result in paral- “We know that mosquitoes use standing water ysis or death. sources as their primary breeding areas. So “We did see a die-off of the most suscepti- if we can make sure that they are ble reservoir birds like crows, which are denied these areas, we will be able now making a comeback,” he said. to decrease their numbers,” he Other animals susceptible to the said. virus include horses, squirrels, It normally takes about two domestic rabbits, bats, chipmunks, weeks for mosquitoes to go skunks and alligators. through their breeding cycle in The number of cases in horses standing water, and then they has steadily decreased since the become the biting pests that are development and widespread use of Agriculture and Forestry and symptoms could include both feared and hated. an effective equine vaccine. Commissioner Mike Strain, D.V.M., depression, lack of coordination, “Of the nearly 70 species of mosquitoes Wild birds are a good indicator for West said Eastern equine encephalitis walking in circles, facial twitching found in Louisiana, there are only about 10 that we Nile activity in an area, said LSU AgCenter entomol- (EEE) and West Nile virus are easi- and other neurologic anomalies. An as humans have to worry about,” Schowalter said. ogist Lane Foil. ly preventable as long as horse own- infected horse eventually collapses The tropical and subtropical climate in Louisiana “They serve as a source of information, and most ers take the proper steps. to the ground. allows mosquitoes to be active year-round which aren’t affected by the virus,” Foil said. “Eastern equine encephalitis and Equine owners with horses dis- increases the chance of being bitten. A number of ways to reduce the mosquito population West Nile virus are very preventable playing any of these symptoms “The female mosquito must have a blood meal from include: diseases,” Strain said. “All horse should contact their local veterinari- a human or animal, often a bird, before they can lay – Remove containers that hold standing water, such owners should keep their equine an. Veterinarians should also report eggs,” Schowalter said. As they move among these as old tires and other debris. vaccinations up to date and consult a all suspected equine encephalitic hosts taking blood, they also may be spreading viruses – Empty flower pots and other yard and patio con- veterinarian if their animals are dis- cases to the Louisiana Department and other agents that can cause diseases. tainers. playing any unusual neurological of Agriculture and Forestry’s Several mosquito-borne diseases are found in – Drain fountains, ornamental ponds and swimming symptoms.” Veterinary Health Office. Louisiana, including St. Louis encephalitis, eastern pools no longer being properly maintained or treat Strain said horse owners, at a min- The LDAF works with local vet- equine encephalitis, LaCrosse-California encephalitis with Bt discs (a bacterial pathogen of mosquito lar- imum, should vaccinate against erinarians, horse owner groups, and most recently, West Nile virus. vae). tetanus, EEE, Western equine health officials and local mosquito Though West Nile cases in humans have decreased – Fill low-lying areas to avoid standing water. encephalitis, West Nile virus and abatement programs to monitor the in the past few years, this does not mean that the virus – Provide drainage ditches to promote rapid runoff rabies. spread of the mosquito-borne dis- is not still here, Schowalter said. of rainwater. These maladies affect the brain eases. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 Livestock Market Reports Livestock Auctions Kinder Livestock Auction held 7-11-11 Livestock Auctions ***no new report available*** Red River Livestock Auction Thursday P. O. Box 456 Hwy 1 Cattle Receipts: 1001 West Monroe Livestock Cattle Coushatta Boner cows (80-85% lean 850 lb.-1200 lb.).....$39-$76 per cwt Auction 318-932-5691 Bulls (1500-2000 lbs.)...... $72-$89 per cwt 5243 Cypress St. Kinder Livestock Wednesday West Monroe Feeder steers (cwt) Feeder heifers (cwt) 13008 Hwy 190 West Amite Livestock Co. 318-396-8445 200-300 lbs...... $115-$185 200-300 lbs...... $110-$160 Kinder 58449 Hwy. 51 Monday 300-400 lbs...... $110-$170 300-400 lbs...... $110-$155 337-738-2778 Amite 400-500 lbs...... $105-$160 400-500 lbs...... $105-$140 Monday 500-600 lbs...... $100-$145 985-748-8636 500-600 lbs...... $100-$135 Mansura Livestock 600-700 lbs...... $100-$140 Tuesday 600-700 lbs...... $95-$130 8745 Hwy 1 Horse Cow/calf pairs 2-4 yrs: Replacement &/or feeder cows 1-4 yrs: Mansura Miller Livestock 100 Sale Barn Road $700-$1150 range $500-$1000 range 318-964-5330 Miller Livestock DeQuincy Wednesday 100 Sale Barn Road Cow/calf pairs 5-7 yrs: Replacement &/or feeder cows 5-7 yrs: 337-786-2995 DeQuincy $650-$1100 range $500-$1000 range Dominique Stockyard Saturday 1462 Airline Hwy. 337-786-2995 Baton Rouge N. Tangipahoa Stockyard 1st & 3rd Monday Mansura Auction held 7-13-11 12036 Hwy. 38 225-356-5203 Southwest Horse Sales ***no new report available*** Kentwood Monday 11518 Hwy. 38 985-229-8580 (Kentwood Stockyard) Cattle Receipts: 1044 Dominique Stockyard Saturday Boner cows (80-85% lean 850 lb.-1200 lb.).....$39-$76 per cwt 3600 N. University Ave. Kentwood, or Florida Bulls (1500-2000 lbs.)...... $72-$89 per cwt Carencro Delhi Livestock Auction Parishes Arena, Amite 774 Hwy. 80 985-886-2250 or Feeder Steers (cwt) Feeder Heifers (cwt) 337-896-6995 Delhi 985-630-3283 200-300 lbs. $115-$185 200-300 lbs. $110-$160 Wednesday 318-878-2394 4th Saturday 300-400 lbs. $110-$170 300-400 lbs. $110-$155 Dominique Stockyard Wednesday 400-500 lbs. $105-$160 400-500 lbs. $105-$140 2800 W. Landry Street West Monroe 500-600 lbs. $100-$145 500-600 lbs. $100-$135 Opelousas Thibodaux Stockyard 5243 Cypress Street 600-700 lbs. $100-$140 600-700 lbs. $95-$130 337-942-5661 1604 Talbot Dr. West Monroe Cow/calf pairs 2-4 yrs: Replacement &/or feeder cows 1-4 yrs: Tuesday Thibodaux 318-396-8445 $700-$1150 range $500-$1000 range 985-446-6540 4th Saturday Cow/calf pairs 5-7 yrs: Replacement &/or feeder cows 5-7 yrs: $650-$1100 range $500-$1000 range

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Horticultural Bird Events Education & Workshops Events

Acadiana Bird Club Bird Fair Honey Bee Field Day will be held strate using local ingredients for sea- Second Saturday Plant Sale will be held Sept. 24-25 at the Oct. 15 at the USDA Honey Bee sonal recipes. For more information, program will be held Aug. 13 at Heymann Center, 1373 S. College Breeding Lab, 1157 Ben Hur Rd., in contact Copper Alvarez at 267-5060. 9:00 a.m. at the Parkway Partners Rd., in Lafayette. For more infor- Baton Rouge at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 1 is Clinton Market Day is held the Greenhouse, 1137 Baronne St. mation, visit www.acadianabird- last day to pay the $12 registration first Saturday of the month in the (corner of Baronne and Clio), clubinc.com. fee ($5 for children) that includes Courthouse Square and Main Street New Orleans. Guest speakers lec- coffee, snacks and lunch. Topics for in Clinton. Free to vendors; 8 a.m. - ture on horticultural issues. For beginners and experienced beekeep- until. For more information, contact more information, call 504-620- ers. For more information, call Lanie Tractor & Clinton Main Street and Tourism at 2224 or e-mail dgraham@park- Bourgeois at 225-767-9299, Sandra 225-603-9003. waypartners.org. Hineman, 225-767-9280 or Joe Equip. Shows Sanroma at 318-346-2805 or visit Louisiana 4-H Museum East Baton Rouge Master www.labeekeepers.org. Storytelling Program on the first Gardeners Day is the first Ruston Antique Tractor Pull, and third Saturdays of the month at Saturday of the month at the Red Baton Rouge Arts Market will be sponsored by the Boeuf River & the La. 4-H Museum in Mansura Stick Farmers Market, corner of held the first Saturday of the month North Louisiana Vintage Tractor from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Ages 3-up. at the corner of Fifth and Main St. in Fifth and Main St. in Baton Clubs, will he held Aug. 20 at the Programs tie in with 4-H projects, Baton Rouge. Regional crafts from Rouge. Master gardeners offer North Louisiana Expo Center, 165 seasons and holidays. Rose Anne St. more than 60 artists and craft ven- expert advice on seasonal garden- Fairground Road, in Ruston at 8 Romaine hosts the program. dors. 7 a.m. – noon. For more infor- ing. For more information, contact a.m. $3.00 admission; children 6 Children age 10 and under must be mation, contact Kathy Scherer at Copper Alvarez at 267-5060 or and under free. RV hookups avail- accompanied by an adult. Saturday 225-344-8558. visit www.breada.org. able $10 sled hook fee. EDGE admission to the museum is $1 per insurance needed. For more infor- Fresh From the Market Cooking person. The museum will remain mation, call Tommy Addison at Demonstration every Saturday at open following the storytelling until 318-218-3675, Dennis Wink, 318- 10 a.m. at Main Street Market in 2 p.m. For more information, call Sporting Clays 387-8128 or Woodie Pritchett, 318- Baton Rouge, 501 Main Street. Chef 318-964-2245 or e-mail at 4hmuse- 514-9668 Celeste Gill and local chefs demon- [email protected]. Shooting Events Fall Fest Antique and Tractor Show will be held Oct. 15 at the Louisiana Sporting Clays Jena Fair Grounds in Jena. Tractor Cultural Events Association Shoots – Aug. 13, pull, music, games, art & crafts, Cajun Elite, Jennings; Aug. 20, food and much more. For more GOL, Maurice; Aug. 27, information, call 318-992-2206. Roberts Cove Germanfest will Food, arts & crafts, music and Wilderness, Lafayette; Aug. 27, be held Oct. 1-2 at the St. Leo IV much more. For more information, Tri-Parish, Houma; Aug. 27, Commission & Catholic Church in Roberts Cove call 318-992-2148. Riverside, Denham Springs. For (I-1- Exit 87 at Rayne in Acadia more information, visit Tensas River Refuge Parish. Traditional German foods, www.lsca.info. Board Meetings Association Hunting & Fishing cultural activities, folklore, music, Day will be held Sept.17 at the 4-H Foundation Sporting Clay dancing. For more information, Tensas National Wildlife Refuge Tournament will be held Aug. 19 Structural Pest Control visit www.robertscovegerman- Visitor Center, 2312 Quebec Rd., at the Shreveport at the Shreveport Commission Research fest.com Tallulah, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Gun Club, 4435 Meriwether Committee, Aug. 16, 10 a.m., Quilt Show, sponsored by the Vendors, exhibitors and demon- Road, at 10 a.m. Proceeds go to Veterans Memorial Auditorium, the LSU AgCenter 4-H Shooting LDAF Building, 5825 Florida Patience Quilters of Alexandria, strators wanted. For more informa- will be held Sept. 16-17 at Kees tion, call Ms. Jean Mikeal, Park Sports Program and Joe Barrett Blvd., Baton Rouge. For more Memorial Endowment Fund. information, email Park, Hwy. 28, Pineville, from 9 Ranger, at 318-547-2664. a.m. to 6 p.m. $3 entry fee. For Field is limited to the first 30 paid [email protected]. Louisiana Indian Heritage more information, call Aunt Nell’s teams. $150 per shooter, door Association Fall Pow Wow will Weights & Measures Hearing, Quilt Shop at 318-640-5294 or prizes, lunch and dinner, drinks be held Nov. 19-20 a the Lamar Aug. 24, 9 a.m., Veterans Memorial email [email protected]. and snacks on the course. Auditorium, LDAF Building, 5825 Dixon Expo Center Arena B in Participants provide ammunition, florida Blvd., Baton Rouge. For Jena “Howdy, Neighbor” Day Gonzales. For more information, limited to field loads only. For more information, call Todd will be held Oct. 8 at the Jena Town call 225-936-5847 or 225-621- more information, call 225-578- Thompson at 225-925-3780. Park, 204 Edwards Drive, in Jena. 1700. 2972. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 What’s Happening

Show Arenas, Horse Shows, Rodeos & Trail Rides Livestock Sales Barns, etc.

Blazin’ Cajun Mounted Shooters 365-7539 or www.sugarena.com. Rice Arena Auctions will be held will be hosting a Bare Bones Shoot Acadia Rice Arena, 159 SugaSheaux Monthly Open on Thursdays at the Acadia Rice Sept.17 and Oct. 15 at the Cherokee Cherokee Drive, Crowley. 337- Horseshow will be held Aug. 13 at the Arena in Crowley, 159 Cherokee Ridge Horse Farm, 200 Flying W 783-1442, 337-384-4500 or SugArena at Acadian Fairgrounds in Dr. at 6:30 p.m. Dealers and con- Drive, Carencro at 10 a.m. Beginners New Iberia at 8 a.m. Halter, color, show- [email protected]. and experienced riders welcome. For signments welcome; small farm manship, English, jumping and other more information, call Charles Haddad animals & barnyard fowl, SugArena at Acadiana classes are offered. Stalls, RV hookups at 337-349-5004 or email chad- bagatelle, new and used merchan- Fairgrounds, 713 Northwest available. Future show dates are Sept. [email protected]. dise. For more information, call Bypass (Hwy. 3212), New Iberia. 17 and Oct. 8. For more information, Wade Deshotel Auctions at 337- call Tim Guidry at 337-365-7539 or 337-365-7539 or Second Annual Angola Prison 459-2008. Horse Sale will be held October 15 at www.sugarena.com. www.sugarena.com. Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola. Calcasieu Horsemen’s Club open Monarch Farm Complete Cow Morehouse Activity Center, Approximately 100 head of horses are horse show will be held Aug. 27 at the Herd Dispersal Sale will be held 9525 Marlatt St., Bastrop. 318- for sale. Preview of the horses will be Burton Coliseum, Lake Charles. Future Oct. 31 at Monarch Farms near 281-3164 or www.morehouseac- held the morning of the sale. For more dates include Sept. 17, Oct. 22, and Nov. Folsom. For more information, call tivitycenter.com. information, visit www.angolaprison- 12. Registration is 8 a.m. Events include 985-795-7992. horsesale.com or call Danny Hoover, English and western, showmanship, M.A. Edmond Livestock Show 35th Annual LQHBA Yearling Prison Enterprises Agriculture reining, trail, Western riding, speed Arena, 14506 Scenic Hwy., Baton Manager, at 225-241-1440. events and goat tying. Novice, special Sale will be held Aug.12-13 at the Rouge. 225-278-6019. needs and goat tying classes available. Coushatta Casino Resort Pavilion GaitWay Therapeutic in Kinder at 11 a.m. More than 450 Terrebonne Livestock Horsemanship is a not-for-profit For more information, call Angie at 337- Louisiana-bred quarter horse year- Agricultural Fair Association organization that offers volunteer 794-0662 or Ronnie, 337-515-3836. lings will be offered. Sales catalogs Arena, 221 Moffet Rd., Houma. opportunities for people interested in Deep South Stock Horse Show will available. For more information 985-665-1005 or www.terre- helping the special needs community. be held Aug. 20 (4 p.m.) at the Shady call the Louisiana Quarter Horse Volunteer training is held on an as need- Park Arena in Central at 10 a.m. bonne-livestock.org. Breeders office at 318-487-9506 or ed basis. Gaitway also accepts used rid- Beginners welcome. Future dates Texas Longhorn Rodeo Arena, ing equipment and clothing that is in visit www.lqhba.com. include Sept. 17 (4 p.m.) Oct. 22, Nov. 5 3274 HWY 109 S., Vinton. 337- excellent condition. To learn about the and Nov. 19. Unless noted, all shows Louisiana Brahmans Cattle next available training session, email 589-5647. start at 10 a.m. For more information, Association Brahman Cattle [email protected] or call 225-766- call Jenny Redhead at 225-665-2382, e- Show will be held Nov. 5-6 at the Your arena not listed? Send 1614. mail to [email protected] or Lamar Dixon Expo Center Arena B your contact info to marketbul- www.DSSHSA.org. Summer Buckle Series Barrel in Gonzales. For more info, call [email protected] or via fax at Racing events will be held Aug. 20 at Ranch Rodeo will be held Aug. 13 at 225-936-5847 or 225-621-1700. 225-923-4828. Ruby Riding Club in Ruby. Produced the Texas Longhorn Rodeo Arena in by River Cities Barrel Racers. Future Vinton at 7:30 p.m. $7 admission for dates include, Sept. 17 in 5th Ward, Oct. adults, $4 for children, 12 and under. For 1 in Pollock. Finals on Oct. 15 (arena booking, call 409-749-1471. For more Report or solve a crime TBA) For more information, call 318- information, call Coleman Peveto at 445-8907 or visit www.rivercitiesbar- 409-504-3557. relracers.com. Team Roping USA will be held Oct. Louisiana Stock Horse Association 1 at the Lamar Dixon Expo Center B Horse Show will be held Sept. 3 in Arena in Gonzales at 9 a.m. For more West Monroe. Pre-entry closes the information, call 225-936-5847 or 225- Crimestoppers and the Louisiana Department of Monday before the show. Entry fee. 621-1700. Agriculture & Forestry can help you solve livestock, Future dates include Sept. 3, West Cajun Classic Quarter Horse Show farm equipment or timber theft and forest arson crimes. Monroe; Sept. 24, Baton Rouge; Oct. will be held Nov. 24-27 at the Lamar Your anonymous tip which leads to arrest and convic- 15, New Iberia; Nov. 19-20 Finals, Dixon Expo Center Arena B in DeRidder. For more information, con- Gonzales. For more information, call tion may get you a cash reward. tact Judy Weisgerber at 877-335-3072, 225-936-5847 or 225-621-1700. [email protected] or Cattle theft and other www.louisianastockhorse.com. Acadiana Barrel Racing Association agricultural-related crimes? Show will be held Aug. 27 at the SugaSheaux Ranch Sorting will be SugArena at Acadian Fairgrounds in 1-800-558-9741 held Aug. 12 at the SugArena at New Iberia at 8 a.m. For more informa- Acadian Fairgrounds in New Iberia at 8 tion, call 337-365-7539 or www.sugare- Forestry related crimes? a.m. For more information, call 337- na.com. 225-925-4500 Page 8 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 9 Iberia Parish; 337-519-0420. gentle, Angus bull, 5-yrs. old, off the Camp Cooley ranch, $1750; cattle, Reg. blk. Limousin bulls & Category Index $1200/1. Van, Many, Sabine Parish; CATTLE heifers, gentle w/excel. EPDs, 318-256-5546 or 318-419-5547. Cattle...... 9 Rural Properties homozygous blk. & polled R.A.D.S. Horses...... 10 for Rent or Lease...... 14 Black Prodigy background, $600/1- (14) Simm. heifers, bred to calve Stallion Service...... 10 Bees & Honey...... 14 No grade sires listed in the interest of in Oct.-Nov., from an AI program of better livestock. All dairy cattle 20 mos. up. Dextel Terrebonne, Gibson, Equine Services...... 11 Fertilizer...... 14 of age, beef cattle 24 mos. of age, or pas- Terrebonne Parish; 985-209-0026. top bloodlines, $1500/1. Dottie Fabre, Walker, Livingston Parish; Tack...... 11 Seeds, Flowers & turient or post pasturient animals of any (10) reg. Brangus bulls, 16-20 age offered for sale, except for immedi- 225-603-3451. Sheep & Goats...... 11 Ornamentals...... 14 ate slaughter, must have valid 30-day mos., gentle, good bloodlines, Dogs...... 11 Trees & Fruiting negative brucellosis test certificate. $1800-$2000/1. Ronald Chiasson, (6) reg. gray Brahman cows w/(6) Swine...... 12 Vines...... 14 Contact La. Dept. of Agriculture and Larose, Lafourche Parish; 985-693- heifer calves, running back Forestry, P.O. Box 1951, Baton Rouge, Dom. Birds & Fruits & Vegetables...... 14 7218. w/Brahman bull sire of calves, all La. 70821-1951. prs., bull has proven 80% heifers, (30) reg. Brahman cattle, $2000/1. Equip...... 12 Hay & Grain...... 15 $2750/1. Valree Prather, Hessmer, Poultry...... 12 Tractors & Equip...... 15 Attention: Bull sellers and buy- Tracy, Baton Rouge, East Baton ers. All non-virgin bulls and bulls Avoyelles Parish; 318-563-9830. Eggs...... 13 Hay Equip...... 16 Rouge Parish; 225-328-4190. older than 24 months for sale in (3) reg. Brahman cows, Long bred Pigeons...... 13 Contractor Equip...... 16 Louisiana must have a current nega- (170) Herd disposal, crossbred to reg. Brahman bull, $2500/1; (2) tive trichomoniasis test from an cattle, due to calf Aug.-Jan. $17,000; Rabbits...... 13 Farm Trucks...... 16 reg. Brahman heifers, 25-26 mos., accredited veterinarian before they (6) blk. Angus bulls, $10,000. Barry Deer & Exotics...... 13 Trailers, Wagons & may be sold. Virgin bulls must have a running w/gray Brahman bull, gray Smiley, Duplessis, Ascension breeder’s certification of virgin status Brahman cow mother of bull bred to Ratites...... 13 Equipment...... 16 Parish; 225-571-3097. signed by the breeder, the breeder’s Angus bull, $2000/1. Robert Prather, Aquaculture...... 13 Farm & Livestock agent or an accredited veterinarian. (56) Char. bulls, $1500/1. Max Hessmer, Avoyelles Parish; 318- Farm Services...... 13 Supplies...... 17 For more information, contact the King, Ruston, Lincoln Parish; 318- 563-9830. Nuisance Animal Farm Buildings for LDAF Animal Health Services and Food Safety at 225-925-3980 or visit 548-8302. Reg. American red Brangus bulls Removal...... 13 Salvage...... 17 www.ldaf.state.la.us. Equip service for hire.....13 Lumber & Sawing...... 17 Blk. baldy bull, 20 mos., ½ & heifers, weaned & on feed, excel. Hereford & ½ Brangus, $800/1. bloodlines, super herd sire, $800/1. Livestock Boarding...... 13 Sewing & Fabrics...... 18 REMINDER: Patsen Morales, Chatingnier, Mike Porterfield, DeRidder, Rural Properties for Crafts & Woodwork...... 18 Have all of your heifer calves Evangeline Parish; 337-466-1554. Beauregard Parish; 337-396-3767 or Sale...... 14 From the Farm ...... 18 between four and 12 months of 337-463-3961. age vaccinated against brucel- Reg. blk. Angus bulls, 3 ½-yrs. losis. For information contact old, $1300/1. Norris Goodly, Welsh, Reg. red Angus bull, 8 mos., reg. ADVERTISING DEADLINES your local veterinarian, LDAF Jeff Davis Parish; 337-734-2289. #1424807, AI son of Messmer animal health personnel, your Packer, $800. Joshua Lewis, Sept. 8 issue: Deadline Thurs., Aug. 18, noon parish Cattlemen's Association or Jersey nurse cow w/heifer calf, Denham Springs, Livingston Parish; Sept. 22 issue: Deadline Thurs., Sept. 1, noon parish Farm Bureau. $1000; Holstein & Jersey heifers, 225-803-1357. $600/1. Tim, Montgomery, Grant Oct. 6 issue: Deadline Thurs., Sept. 15, noon Reg. Char. bulls, 12-18 mos., Parish; 318-646-2224. Blk. Wagya, Kobe Angus cross bull, 9 mos., gentle, show quality, Oct. 20 issue: Deadline Thurs., Sept. 29, noon $1200/1. Lisa DeRouen, Ville Platte, (2) reg. Brahman bulls, 15 mos., Evangeline Parish; 337-692-5211. DNA top 1% for marbling, 20% ten- out of Mr. Heritage Manor, $1500/1; derness, makes great herd bull, ADVERTISEMENT FORM Baldy bulls, ready for service, reg. Hereford bulls, polled, 12 mos., $1500. J. Lewis, Denham Springs, PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING FORM $850/1-up. Ben Monic, Evangeline, shown in La. 4-H livestock shows, Livingston Parish; 225-803-1357. Acadia Parish; 337-824-1199. $2000/1-up. Mitch Johnson, Pitkin, TO SUBMIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Vernon Parish; 337-328-7441. (3) reg. Angus bulls, 10 mos., gen- (2) reg. Texas longhorns top end FOR SALE/WANTED (CIRCLE ONE) tle, good conform., $900/1; (1) red cows, exceptional horns, great milk- (2) reg. Hereford polled bulls, 4- Angus heifer, 9 mos., $800/1. Shari Category ers & mothers, bred to Zipper by yrs. old, gentle & good breeders, Herbert, Kaplan, Vermilion Parish; Grand Slam, $2000/1. Eddie, Amite, calves to show, 1/lb. D.A. Dowies 337-652-6200. Name Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-5556. Jr., Pitkin, Allen Parish; 318-634- 5337. Reg. Angus bulls, $1500/1-up. Address (2) reg. Angus heifers, 18 mos., Ridley Chauvin, Raceland, bred to reg. Angus bull, $1500/1; Pb virgin Angus bull, 16 mos., no Lafourche Parish; 985-804-2594. City Zip Code reg. Angus bull, 15 mos., sire Sav papers, very gentle, good bloodlines, (6) F1 Braford cows w/second Net Worth 4200, wean. wt., 640 lbs., $1200. Ralph Marks, Marksville, Parish calves, 3-yrs. old, tiger stripes, gen- year to date 1189 lbs., $1800. Sam Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-6943 or tle, $11,100; Char. bull, 4-yrs. old, Cavys, Ragley, Beauregard Parish; 225-938-0094. Phone semen & Trich. tested, sound & gen- 337-725-6172. (16) crossbred cows, 3-5 yrs. old, Subscription# tle, $1850/1. Larry Duhon, Kaplan, Jersey & Holstein heifer calves, vacc. & dewormed, exposed to lbw Vermilion Parish; 337-652-6200. Gardner Angus bull, $800/1 if all Ad Copy - 25 Word Limit $200/1; crossbred bull calves, Reg. Angus & Simm. Angus bulls, $100/1. Kurt Martinez, taken. Troy Thibodeaux, Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337-356-1960. 7-10 mos., sires Traveler 004, Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish; Bismark, New Worth 5608, Explorer 225-717-4345. Pb Char. w/Hereford & Angus & Great Selection, $700-$1000/1- Char. bulls, top bloodlines, sire & calves at side, $1800/pr. Richard up. Paige Satcher, Denham Springs, dam on farm, $1500/1-up; Char. Reed, Washington, St. Landry Livingston Parish; 225-335-4599. Parish; 337-351-0134. heifers, top bloodlines, sire & dam (15) reg. virgin Angus bulls, 18 on farm, $800/1-up. Phillip Reg. & pb Beefmaster, Simm. & mos., Gardiner/McKellar genetics, Plaisance, Lockport, Lafourche semi-Angus bulls & heifers, 6-8 Trich. & semen tested, ready for Parish; 985-637-9693. mos., $600/1-up. Kevin or Keith, service, del. avail., $2250/1-up. Paul Freezer calves, Rolling R Ranch Carencro, Lafayette Parish; 337- Dufrene, Cut Off, Lafourche Parish; Char. & Charlangus, dressed, will 962-0025 or 337-258-2620. 985-637-1189. del. to local slaughter house, Reg. Brangus bulls, wean. to (20) F1 Angus x Brahman virgin $1.75/lb. Frederick G. Rodusta, breeding age, bloodlines Suhns bulls, 18 mos., shots & ready for You must be a subscriber and a Louisiana resident to advertise in the Opelousas, St. Landry Parish; 337- Alydar, Washington of Brinks, W.R. service, J.D. Hudgins x Louisiana Market Bulletin. All information must be complete and the 948-6511 or 337-331-3151. Duke 881 & DMR Griese, $1250/1- Gardiner/McKellar genetics, Trich. price of each item for sale must be listed. Ads not meeting these require- up. Randy, Marion, Union Parish; Reg. Angus bulls, 20 mos., blood- & semen tested, $2250/1-up. Paul ments will not be printed. See other regulations under individual head- 318-292-5289 or 318-558-1117. line Traveler 004, $2200; proven Dufrene, Cut Off, Lafourche Parish; ings. Due to page limits, ads will be printed first come, first served. Mail breeder, 4-yr. old bull, bloodline 985-637-1189. ads to P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534. Email ads to mar- (15) Angus/Brangus mix, calving 4x13, (30) calves to show, $3200. (15) ¼ blood Brahman & ¾ Angus [email protected] or fax to 225-923-4828. next 45 days, (1) calf on ground, 4- Carroll Boudreaux, New Iberia, 5-yrs. old, (2) 6-yrs. old, good & heifers, 16-18 mos., open, ready for Page 10 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 your bull, $800+ lbs., $975/1. Algy Winnsboro, Franklin Parish; 318- 676-0918. Waller, Choudrant, Lincoln Parish; leads, all shots & wormed, Irvin, Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish; 439-0147 or 318-435-4679. www.wallersminihorses.com or 318- microchipped, 750 lbs., $650; paint- 1998 brown reg. QH geld., blood- 985-448-1101. 768-3070. ed stud, 7-yrs. old, $500. Oneil Reg. blk. TW geld., 11-yrs. old, no line Dash for Perks Grandson, LeBlanc, Jeanerette, Iberia Parish; (100) crossbred heifers, bred to papers, 17 hands, 1800 lbs., easy NBHA youth world qualifier, needs SSHBEA blk./wh. filly, yrlg., hal- 337-276-5989. lbw Angus bulls, will start calving in catch, gentle & child safe, $1000. exp. rider, $12,500; ‘96 sorrel reg. ter broke, very gentle, easy going, Jan., del. avail. in Jan., cheaper if all Lavon Rester, Franklinton, QH geld., bloodline Doc Bar, NBHA $750; reg. Rocky KM filly, yrlg., Donkeys, jennies & jacks, differ- taken, $1175/1. Errol Aymond, Effie, Washington, 985-848-8419. youth world qualifier, finished, sea- very nice, halter broke & gentle, red ent ages & colors, makes good pets soned barrel, pole & roping horse, chocolate, $750. Dwayne, Larose, Avoyelles Parish; 318-447-1206. Reg. TW horses, gentle mares, or guard animals, del. avail., jacks, needs experienced rider, $5000. Lafourche Parish; 985-632-4968. $100/1; jennies, $225/1. Darwin (12) F1 Brangus heifers, 800 lb., wean., yrlgs., gelds. & mares, blue Sandy Robbins, Folsom, St. Young, Ville Platte, Evangeline open, Bangs vacc. & wormed, roan, red roan, gray, blk., wh., perli- Big pal. geld., 15-yrs. old, 17 Tammany Parish; 985-630-5180. Parish; 337-580-4400. $950/1. John Broussard, Abbeville, no, buckskin, champagne, sorrel, hands, great on cows, past mounted Vermilion Parish; 337-893-6743. blk./wh. spotted & blk., very gentle, 1997 blk./wh. reg. APHA geld., patrol, gentle kid horse, no bad Mini horses, small, good con- lay-a-way, $600/1-up. Linda Spears, bloodlines Indians Image, finished, habits, easy keeper, $4500. Kurt form., all ages & colors, studs, mares Polled Hereford herd reduction, Dry Creek, Beauregard Parish; 337- seasoned barrel horse, solid, safe & Courville, Lake Charles, Calcasieu pregnant cows, $1750/1-up; cows & fillies, some mares possibly bred, 328-7365. sane, $15,000. Sandy Robbins, Parish; 337-274-1093. $300/1. Jerome Hammons, Many, w/calves at side, superior genetics, Folsom, St. Tammany Parish; 985- Painted TW wean. & yrlgs., 2 to Pr. of Belgium mules, 11 & 12- Sabine Parish; 318-508-0800. lbw., very gentle, shots & wormed, 630-5180. $2000/1-up. Laura Hughes, Zachary, 4-yrs. old, broodmares, some ride, yrs. old, 1350 lbs., $2500/all. Daniel Ascension Parish; 225-450-2900 or East Baton Rouge Parish; 225-658- some reg., $600/1. Carl Devillier, Saddle horse mare, 7-yrs. old, Brock, Franklinton, Washington 225-573-5011. 5348. Chataignier, Evangeline Parish; 337- gated & smooth ride, very gentle, Parish; 985-839-2764. Paint geld., 4-yrs. old, baby trims & loads easy, $200. David 580-9190. Mini broodmare, chestnut & wh., tobiano, calm, green broke, $700; Horned Hereford bull, 10 mos., Wood, Ashland, Natchitoches Parish; due 8/11, chocolate bay mini filly, (1) tovero paint mare, 6-yrs. old, athletic, excel. pedigree, great EPDs, super Roping horse, very gentle, anyone 318-544-2481. thick, halter broke, sired by Star can ride, great head horse, $3000. mini blk./wh. colt, (1) blk./wh. filly, $850; others avail. L. Lyon, Welsh, Lake’s HCC Legacy, shots & Leonard Cloud Jr., Iota, Acadia AQHA gray geld., 3-yrs. old, goes (1) extra-small bay filly, $550- Jeff Davis Parish; 337-370-3479. back to Bugs Alive, Two Eyed Jack $1100/1. Roy, Lacombe, St. wormed, $1500/1-up. L. Hughes, Parish; 337-789-6080. 2010 sorrel/roan filly, grand & Cajun Fancy Pants, 4.2 hands, Tammany Parish; 985-882-3210. Zachary, East Baton Rouge Parish; daughter of Shinning Spark on the Pal., buckskins & wean., blood- stocky build, working barrels, suit- 225-658-5348. AQHA fillies & geld., sired by lines Poco Bueno, Docs Prescription, able for a beginner, calm & gentle, top & out of a granddaughter of Smart Little Rapper, bred for roping, Maine Anjou bulls, 7 mos., solid King & Freckles Playboy, $800/1- $6500 obo. Neenah Thomas, Amite, Shining Spark & Hollywood Dun It cutting & ranch work, $1500/1-up. blk., polled, super thick, very gentle, up; ‘97 stallion, Poco Bueno grand- Tangipahoa Parish; 985-969-2091. on the bottom, loaded pedigree, all shots & wormed, will throw blk. son & great grandson of King, Buddy Robinson, Ville Platte, $1250. Marc Browning, Ethel, East AQHA brown geld., 6-yrs. old, Evangeline Parish; 337-363-2250. claves, $1000/1. Judy Wiggins, Wimpy, Poco Bueno & Sugar Band, Feliciana Parish; 225-405-5133 or double bred, Dash For Cash, goes Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge finished foundation bred cutting Gaited colts & mature mares, www.browningquarterhorses.com. back to Merridoc, 15 hands, working Parish; 225-752-0309. horse, $15,000. Joe, Georgetown, smooth riding, un-broke, $300/1; barrels, good ground manners, very 2011 colt by son of Reminic N Grant Parish; 318-827-9457. broke, $900/1. Wayne Cook, (9) reg. Char. polled heifers, top fast, lots of potential, $7500 obo. N. Dunit out of a mare that is a grand- Greenwell Springs, East Baton bloodlines, sire & dam on farm, 2001 buttermilk buckskin stal- Thomas, Amite, Tangipahoa Parish; daughter of Shining Spark & Rouge Parish; 225-937-4506. weaned to yrlgs., $800/1-up. Louis lion, great grandson of Poco Bueno, 985-969-2091. Hollywood Dun It, AQHA point & Cook, Shreveport, Caddo Parish; easy riding, ready to work or breed, (3) horses, (1) painted stud, 3-yrs. money earners throughout his pedi- 1996 reg. bay thoroughbred mare 318-925-0916. $7500. Joe Ainsworth, Georgetown, old, (1) sorrel stud colt, 1-yr. old, (1) gree, $1000. Bettye Ann Browning, named Today’s Heroine, jockey Grant Parish; 318-827-9457. wh. pony, 6-yrs. old, $200-$600/1 Ethel, East Feliciana Parish; Reg. miniature Zebu bulls, cows #9612659, DNA typed w/AQHA, nego. Robert Laborde, Crowley, www.browningquarterhorses.com or & calves, assorted colors, show Working QH & TW weans. & rides but needs an exp. rider, excel. Acadia Parish; 337-250-8073. 225-405-5133. quality, $500/1-up. Jerome yrlgs., 2-yrs. old, under saddle & broodmare, $1000; ‘08 un-reg. pal. Hammons, Many, Sabine Parish; broodmares, bloodlines Doc O’ Appendix geld., pedigree Hollywood Reg. geld., 6-yrs. old, paint color AQHA & APHA buckskin, perli- 318-508-0800. Lena, Gay Bar King, Poco Bueno, Dun It, Aguila Baron, Zan Parr Bar, gray, bloodline Working Cow, 90 no, paint horses & bays, $500/1-up; Cody Hancock & Peppy San, freeze Native Dancer, only halter broke, days cow training & 90 days barrel pal. wean, stud colt, $500. Jane branded, $750-$3000/1. Fred $750. Sarina Lirette, Bourg, training, very calm & no bad habits, Vidal, Loranger, Tangipahoa Parish; HORSES, Rodosta, Opelousas, St. Landry Terrebonne Parish; 985-665-0464. great for kids, $2500 nego. Joy 985-878-4151. Parish; 337-948-6511. Ferguson, Bunkie, Avoyelles Parish; MULES & Un-reg. miniature pal. stallion, 318-359-6043. (4) reg. paint horses, (2) blk./wh. worked around children, $300; ‘00 STALLION JACKS mares, $1250/1; (1) red/wh. stallion, reg. sorrel paint mare named Peruvon Paso, 6-yrs. old, Peruvon $1500; (1) gray mare, $1000; or Freckled Effects, APHA #557,758, Paso, ½ QH green broke, mare, $250 SERVICE All horses, mules, and jacks must $4500/all. R.W. Sanders, Singer, lots of color, does not ride, excel. nego. Scott Ferguson, Bunkie, be from bona fide livestock farm- Beauregard Parish; 337-786-3973. broodmare, $1000. S. Lirette, Bourg, Avoyelles Parish; 318-359-6043. Beautiful Egyptian Arabian stal- ers. We cannot accept notices Terrebonne Parish; 985-665-0464. from horse dealers, order buyers Reg. mini jenny, 33 1/3” tall w/2 Mule, 5-yrs. old, $500; geld., 6- lion, Norus sire of European champ or persons selling on commission mos. reg. blk. jack, $700. Wanda St. Pal. mare, 10-yrs. old, great kids yrs. old, gentle, $700. Eddie, Sunset, Hadiddi & champ El Norus, grand- basis. Pé, Deville, Rapides Parish; 318- heel horse, 13.2 hands, easy kept, Acadia Parish; 337-331-3312. son, gray, 15 hands, dbl. Ibn Moniet, 466-5262. El Ne Fous, Babson, introductory Every time you submit an adver- $3500. Mike, Denham Springs, Mare mule, 4-yrs. old, rides & tisement one of the following must $750/$7 mare care; Straight Egyptian Miniature stud sorrel pinto, 7-yrs. Livingston Parish; 225-667-0498. pulls, $700 nego; painted mule, 4- be provided. 1. All listings of hors- Arabian stallion at stud, dark liver old, saddle broke, good w/children, yrs. old, $700 nego; john, 15-yrs. old, es, mules or jacks must be accom- Perlino stallion, 4-yrs. old, dam’s chestnut w/blonde mane & tail, intro $500. David LeMaire, Abbeville, panied by a COPY of the original sire MacLynx by Docs Lynx by Doc rides & pulls, $700 nego; mule, 9- offer, $750/$7 mare care.Clyde official negative Coggins test for Vermilion Parish; 337-652-7305 or Bar & Jameen Tivio, sire’s dam line- yrs. old, 15 hands, rides & pulls, Savage, Plaucheville, Avoyelles Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) 337-652-4747. bred Peppy to Peppy San Badger, $700 nego; gray mare, ready for Parish; 318-939-2170. team sorting, team penning or cut- that was performed within the past Arabian stallion, nat. champ. Top Tivio, Doc & Comet, $1700 ting, $700 nego. Harry, Carencro, AQHA buckskin stallion, reg. 6 months prior to sale on all hors- working cowhorse, 2 time reserve obo; blk. stallion, 5-yrs. old, cream es, mules, and jacks, except nurs- gene, perlino sire Doc Bar, Jameen Lafayette Parish; 337-247-3262. w/APHA, very gentle, grandson of nat. champ. working cowhorse, easy Smart Little Lena on top & King’s ing foals. (OR) 2. A signed state- Tivio, Gay Bar King, Leo San, Straight Egyptian Arabian, stud to handle, show, very cowy & is Copy on bottom, gentle colts, $300. ment from the seller stating that he passing this onto his foals, $1000. Peppy De Badger, MacLynx, Doc colt, beautiful dark liver chestnut will furnish the buyer with a nega- Joe, Ethel, East Feliciana Parish; Matthew Howell, Loranger, Lynx on sire/dams papers, $1700 w/flaxen mane & tail, show quality tive Coggins at the time of sale. 225-683-5873 or 225-326-9112. Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-3655. obo. Jay Parker, DeRidder, filly, 3-yrs. old, both halter, perform- Beauregard Parish; 337-463-2237. AQHA reg. chestnut stud colt, ance & future herd prospects, Reg. TW horses, blue roan, 16 AMHA pinto stallion, born TWHBEA & SSHBEA reg. blk. Egyptian related colts & fillies, large, hands, Rap’s Ace of Spades, blk. born 1/28/11; Doc O’Lena bloodline, 3/17/02, 27,” producer of small pinto & wh. homozygous stud colt, 2 yrs., beautiful young show prospects, points w/no wh., great temp., pro- $1500. Rogers DeHart, Gibson, foals & 90% being fillies & pintos, $2500. Lois, Vacherie, St. James some started under saddle, $1500/1- duces gentle walking foals, $250/$5 Terrebonne Parish; 985-575-3410. will hand or field breed, calm & easy Parish; [email protected], up. Donavan Stoute, Opelousas, St. mare care. L.D. Spears, Dry Creek, Reg. MFT trail horses, 6 yr.-old to handle, up-to-date on deworming, 504-289-0923 or 225-265-4654. Landry Parish; 337-351-3815. Beauregard Parish; 337-328-7365. geld., $1500; 5-yr. old geld., $1200; Eastern & Western tetanus toxoid & (6) 5-yr. old mares, $1200/1; (4) 4-yr. hoof care, $1100. Armand Scurria, AMHA miniature horses, colts, Mule, henny, w/4 wh. stockings, Straight Egyptian Arabian stal- old mares, $1000/1. Jim Sullivan, Chalmette, St. Bernard Parish; 504- fillies & mares, $350/1-up. Bill 18 mos., 14 ¼ hands, halter broke & lions at stud, Norus son & Ali Bayzar August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 son, both siring gorgeous foals Trail riding year around, ride on New English saddle, $450/1. $150. Sheryle Parker, Effie, $1800/1. Lynn Mercer, Mangham, w/size, substance & presence, 280 acre farm in Oak Grove, seclud- Tommy Evans, Merryville, Avoyelles Parish; 318-308-4440. Richland Parish; 318-248-3276 or $1000/$7 mare care. Jeff Dupre, Beauregard Parish; 337-614-3618. 318-417-1376. ed in middle of rice fields & trees, Male goats, 6 mos.-2-yrs. old, Washington, St. Landry Parish; 337- surrounded by dirt road, rent horse, (4) Western saddles, $250/1-up. Boer & brush mix, $40-$100/1. Scott Round dog kennels, 6’, 8’ & 10’ 585-2642. $20; rider per horse $10; riding les- Carroll Hebert, Deplessis, Ascension Kees, Deville, Rapides Parish; 318- made out of 2”x4” or 4”x4”, 4 gauge son, English w/saddle or Western, JM Peptomania, AQHA lifetime Parish; 225-610-7012. 448-1813. wire, all welded, 27” door, $400- $20/up. Lisa Lyon, Welsh, Jeff Davis earnings $79,000, own son of $500/1; sq. kennels, 5’x10’x6’ or Parish; 337-370-3479. Pygmy goats, baby females, Peptoboonsmal, out of winner & pro- SHEEP & $100/1; male, $75/1; blk. male 10’x10’x6’or will build to your spec- ducing daughter of Gray Starlight, Horse training, colt starting, pygmy, 1-yr. old, $50; blue-eyed ½ ifications, will last a lifetime, $400- will be shown in AQHA world show, problem horses, roping horses, a lot GOATS Nigarian dwarf & ½ pygmy, no $500/1. Miles McNeely, Hornbeck, $750/$5 mare care. Kevin of cattle working, $550/mo. Ronald horns, 4-yrs. old, no horns, $50. Vernon Parish; 337-353-7465 or Simoneaux, Opelousas, St. Landry 337-353-8377. Dubois, Kaplan, Vermilion Parish; Boer buck, 88%, born 3/17/10, Kelly Dupre, Washington, Parish; 337-298-2302. 337-643-2090 or 337-501-6900. traditional colors, excel. cond., Evangeline Parish; 337-831-7277. Beagles, males & females, some Arabian stallion, national champ. Professional trainer over 40 yrs. dehorned, kids to show, will trade for (2) LaMancha wethers, born AKC reg., 3-5 yrs. old, rabbit dogs, working cow horse & 2 time reserve exp., from Just Us Farms, references buck of equal value or $250. Ed 3/10/11, makes good pets or good guaranteed deer broke & shock collar national champ. working cow horse, upon request. C.J. Breaux, Mamou, Dugas, Carencro, Lafayette Parish; meat, $35/1; 3-yr. old LaMancha broke to tone mode, $300-$400/1. easy to handle, show, very cowy & Evangeline Parish; 337-207-2821 or 337-298-5785 or 337-896-4335. buck, free. Jerry Cade, Dean Gentile, Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish; 225-328-2198. passing this onto his foals, $1000. 337-207-2824. Reg. ABGA breeding/show Boer Napoleonville, Assumption Parish; Matthew Howell, Loranger, buck, born 3/25/10, very thick, lots 985-369-6455. Reg. beagle pups, shots & 5B Horse Training Facilities, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-3655. of meat & bone structure, placed first wormed, straight rabbit stock, should breaking, training & starting colts, (6) Katahdin mix sheep ewes, in class at first show, leads very well, mature 12” or under, $75/1. Lavon QH paint stud, $100/$10 mare 30 yrs. of experience, many refer- ram, $350/all. Samuel, Pineville, ready to breed or show, $500 obo. Rester, Franklinton, Washington care. Crocket Johnson, Pitkin, ences. John Brown, Montpelier, St. Rapides Parish; 318-445-3244. Vernon Parish; 337-328-7441 or Cody Boudreaux, Belle Rose, Parish; 985-848-8419. Helena Parish; 225-931-9210. Boer/Nubian cross doe & (2) 337-401-5958. Assumption Parish; 225-717-0475. wethers, 4 mos., $300/all. Laura (4) AKC reg. miniature dachs- 1995 AMHR pal. stallion, named Pb Nubian goats, great milking Dours, St. Francisville, West hunds, young breeding age, (3) Tall Pine Sandman, stud fees, reg. lines, sires & dams on place, lines Feliciana Parish; 225-635-4608. females, (1) male, $500/all obo. mares, $250/1; non-reg. mares, TACK include Pruittville, Lonesome-doe, Mack Boutte, Abbeville, Vermilion Beautiful Boer goats, 6 mos., male $150/1, dry mare care, $2/day, wet, Kastemur, will start breeding for fall Parish; 337-523-2520. kids in Aug., (2) doe yrlgs. from this & female, well fed & wormed, wh. $3/day. Sarina Lirette, Bourg, CKC reg. Boston terrier pups, Whitman 17” cut back English spring, $400-$500; can be bred this w/red heads, $200/1; beautiful Terrebonne Parish; 985-594-9166. blk./wh., first shots & wormed, male show saddle, excel cond., $450 obo. fall & kids for this fall, $300/1, all Suffolk sheep, rams & ewes, 6 mos., & female, $250/1. Steven Branch, 2006 DT Classic Cisco, 37” mini Hope Himel, Hammond, Tangipahoa kids will be bottle raised for ease of well fed & wormed, wh. w/blk. Angie, Washington Parish; 985-848- blk. tobiano stallion, ‘08 pinto Parish; 985-345-1198. handling. David Rigsby, Converse, heads, large lambs, $100/1. Wayne 2224. reserve world champ in halter, world Sabine Parish; 318-796-2796. Webster, Welsh, Jeff Davis Parish; 16” American made roping sad- top 5 in ideal pinto driving, amateur 337-734-3626. Pet Safe radio fence underground dle, fair shape, $150. Lawrence (5) 88% Boer bucklings, great to & open driving & color, dbl. reg. wire pet containment system w/colar, Fontenot, Reeves, Allen Parish; 337- cross w/Nubian or % does, $300- Boer goats, born Jan.-Mar. ‘11, w/AMHR & PtHA, Rowdy, Bon Sir wethers, $75/1; doe, $80. C. never used, still in box, lifetime guar- Galahad & Lazy N Little Man on 499-9727. $400/1. Paul or Sue Campbell, Breaux Bridge, St. Martin Parish; Simoneaux, Erwinville, West Baton anty, wire & flags included, $100. papers, $200. Kim, Lake Charles, Nylon or kangaroo hide bull www.eveningshadeboergoats.com or Rouge Parish; 225-627-4630. Louis Marks, Arnaudville, St. Calcasieu Parish; 337-794-0182. whips, $50/1-up. Billy Anderson, Landry Parish; 337-754-5960 or 337-845-9981. Boer LaMancha dairy goats, 6 AQHA cremello, CC Dash of Baker, East Baton Rouge Parish; 337-280-6404. Beautiful Boer fb bucklings & mos., $125/1. Todd LaFleur, Lighting, 15.2 hands, throws pal. & 225-274-7360. doelings, wh. w/black heads, $750/1; Zachary, East Baton Rouge Parish; Reg. blue heeler pups, parents on buckskins, LQHBA race accredited, (2) sets of draft horse size harness- prs., $1400/1. Paul or Sue Campbell, 225-261-0847. site, dam works cattle, sire works Arabian sweepstakes sire, pedigree es & work harness, $875; new show Breaux Bridge, St. Martin Parish; hogs, had (2) females & male, Call Me Dash, S.I. 98, Skipsters Lad, harness w/lot of spots, $1500; (3) lg. Sheep & goat wire cage, fits on www.eveningshadeboergoats.com or $225/1. Bobby Koch, Farmerville, world champ halter & reining, mule collar mirrows & brass knobs back of pick up truck, well built, 337-845-9981. Union Parish; 318-245-4310. Chicadoo S.I. 95, $350/1; $300/2 on hames, $200/1. Eddie, Amite, $75/1. Allen Dugas Sr., Tickfaw, plus $6 mare care. Lisa, Welsh, Jeff Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-5556. Boer does, 75%-88% traditional Tangipahoa Parish; 985-542-0252. Reg. border collie pups, born Davis Parish; www.sunkissed.com or color, well muscled & beautiful, 7/4/11, red/wh. & blk./wh., $200/1. English jumping saddle, 16 ½” Nigerian dwarf goats, (1) adult 337-370-3479. some dehorned, $300/1-up. Paul or Marilyn, Marthaville, Natchitoches Crosby Hunterdon, good cond., no doe, $150; (2) doelings, $75/1. Lou Sue Campbell, Breaux Bridge, St. Parish; 318-256-8891. fittings, $450. Hilary Stephenson, Parson, Pineville, Rapides Parish; Blk. stud by Peptoboonsmal, dam Martin Parish; www.eveningshade- Erwinville, West Baton Rouge 817-471-8008. AKC bloodhound pups, born is Holly Cee Lena by Doc O’Lena, boergoats.com or 337-845-9981. full brother to Boonsmal Cee Lena Parish; 225-627-4348. Reg. Nigerian dwarf goats, pet 7/11/11, males & females, $350/1. Top of the line pb ram lambs, 7 Robert Gambino, Monroe, Ouachita NCHA earner of $157,993, standing H & H 16” saddle, all around sad- stock, pretty colors, blue eyes, mos., sire & dam in herd, $150/1; Parish; 318-325-4571. at Rockin H Farms for the ‘11 breed- dle, $500. Darren Denise, New $100/1-up. Bonnie, Houma, mature ewes, $200/. Anthony ing season, $700/$8-$14 mare care. Iberia, Iberia Parish; 337-367-5068 Terrebonne Parish; 985-868-6609 or NALC reg. Catahoula pups from Mumphrey, Eunice, Acadia Parish; Tammie, Lake Charles, Calcasieu or 337-519-5536. 985-226-2176. proven working & treeing stock, Parish; 337-802-7552. 337-550-0826. born 4/1/11, $125/1. Mona Williams, Leather harness mule bridles, Reg. St. Croix sheep, $100/1-up. Young Boer goats, great w/horses, Denham Springs, Livingston Parish; Classic cream champagne ‘07 TW brass spots, drivelines, complete, will D. Fuqua, Deville, Rapides Parish; tame & healthy, discount given to 4- 225-665-8680, 4 a.m.-7 p.m. stallion, Copy Hard Cash Design, fit 500-600 lb. mules, $600. Darron 318-308-0244. H members, $75-$150/1. Leah mare out of Silver Design, dam is out Cunningham, Albany, Livingston Australian shepherd, 2-yrs. old, Lormand, Carencro, Lafayette Dairy ram, 6 mos., healthy, can be of Temp’s White Louise, out of Parish; 985-320-5835. crossed w/Katahdins to produce Catahoula mix, all shots & wormed, Pride’s Genius, great conform., Parish; 337-886-9777. needs a good home to run and play, Nathan Lamb 16” ranch saddle, hardy dairy lambs, $200/1. Kirby or $300/$5 mare care or breed $500/$2 Nubian milk goats, doe born 4/11, smart, free. Lloyd Humphries, like new, $650; 14” youth saddle, Darlene Vidrine, Palomino, St. mare care. M. Briley, Ville Platte, St. $150; (2) pb bucklings, born 5/11, Norwood, East Feliciana Parish; $200. John O’Neal, Lake Charles, Landry Parish; 337-692-0778. Landry Parish; 337-277-6695. $250/1; runt would make a good pet, 225-683-6677. Calcasieu Parish; 337-433-1856. $50 obo. Mary Beck, Ragley, Female blue heeler, 1-yr. old, tail (4) good saddles, made by Courts Beauregard Parish; 337-488-8593. DOGS docked, all shots, $150. Ben Pitre, Saddlery, Saddle Smith Saddlery & (3) reg. Pygmy goat bucks, very Opelousas, St. Landry Parish; 337- M.G. Leddy, $200-$500/1. James EQUINE good show & breeders, buck showed 351-8389 or 337-543-6032. Springer, Pollock, Grant Parish; 318- (4) border collie pups from work- in 4-H, born 5/13/10, light carmel SERVICES 765-3359. ing border collie stock, $225/1. ABCA reg. border collie pups, w/dark brown points, (2) born this Daniel Becnel Jr., Laplace, St. John born 3-22-11, (2) females, (4) males, 16” Western barrel pleasure sad- spring, very stout bucklings, will the Baptist Parish; 504-400-6501. $300/1. G.W. Coates, Springfield, show very well this week in 4-H & Professional horse training spe- dle, new, matching headstall & breast Livingston Parish; 225-294-6338 or will be good breeders, grandfather is cializing in reining, reined cowhorse strap, $500; used 17” Western saddle, (6) AKC English bulldog pups, (3) 601-542-3556. & cutting,. Matthew, Loranger, $200. Mike Miller, Dry Creek, a nat. pygmy goat grand champ., brindles & (3) red/wh., dad & mom Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-3655. Beauregard Parish; 337-375-5016. young bucklings, $200/1; older goat, have 17 champs. in bloodline, Reg. pups, vacc. & health guaran- Page 12 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 teed, poodles, $400/1; Maltese pups, up. Ronald Plunkett, Castor, $250/1; English budgies, $30/1; $5/1. Jim Beard, Carencro, Lafayette 8990. $450/1; Yorkie pups, $600/1. Philip Bienville Parish; 318-544-2408. Lady Gouldian finches, $70/1-up; Parish; 337-896-3475. Cuckoo marans chicks, $3/1; Detiveaux, Houma, Terrebonne diamond doves, $15/1; Florida fancy Potbelly pig, 3-yrs. old, free. Roosters, full size, bantams, all Welsumer chicks, $4/1; French blk. Parish; 985-209-9335. finches, $15/1. Bill Lambert, Linda Trahan, Ragley, Beauregard ages, $5/1. Ellen Carpenter, Abita copper maran chicks, $6/1. Charles Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225- Great Pyrenees pups, born 5/4/11, Parish; 337-499-4455. Springs, St. Tammany Parish; 985- Macip, Port Barre, St. Landry Parish; 954-0056. full shots & wormed, parents raised 875-9416. 337-351-1184. Crossbred pigs 8 wks., $25/1. with sheep & on farm, $130/1. Georgia giant bobwhite quail Hobbie Bingham, Longville, Young roosters & hens, barred Welsumer & cockoo maran pul- Darrell Adams, Singer, Beauregard eggs, $50/100; snowflake bobwhite Beauregard Parish; 337-725-9064. rocks & other breeds, $6/1-up. lets, 2 mos., $6/1. C. Macip, Port Parish; 337-515-4342. quail eggs, $1/1; BB red bantam Megan Bergeron, Livonia, Pointe Barre, St. Landry Parish; 337-351- Female Duroc, 400-500 lbs., eggs, free shipping, $1/1. Charles Head ‘N Heels border collie pups, Coupee Parish; 225-223-2008. 1184. Sky is granddaughter of 3 time U.S. $200; male Hampshire, 300 lbs., Rachel, Moreauville, Avoyelles nat. champ Bill, bred to Tango, out- $200. Janet Daniels, Many, Sabine Parish; 318-985-2391. Proven prs., citrons, $900/1; dou- Chickens, roosters hens & chicks, Parish; 318-793-5057. ble yellow, $900/1; (2) Goffins, good layers, setters & hatchers, lots standing son of world champ cow- Georgia giant bobwhites from $900/1; proven blue & gold hen, of color, $3/1-up. John Ray dog Rocking G. Spurs, booking pups Fb red wattle Boer, 14 mos., flight pen, day old, $1-$5/1; Pharaoh $800; scarlet hen, $800; scarlet prs., Dickinson, Morganza, Pointe from this cross now, $700/1. Mickey proven sire, pigs to show, dam & XLD Manchurians, $3.5/1-up; ring $1500. Jackie Louque, Slidell, St. Coupee Parish; 225-694-2228 or Thibodeaux, Greenwell Springs, sire to show, $350; 15/16 red wattle neck pheasants, $6/1-up. Darron Tammany Parish; 985-641-1988. 225-718-4407. East Baton Rouge Parish; pigs, excel. breeders & moms, Rachal, Boyce, Rapides Parish; 318- www.headnheels.com or 225-261- $125/1-up. Dale James, Leesville, 446-5682. Flying mallard ducks, $12/1. Lavender orpington chicks, $6/1- 3886 or 225-610-4064. Vernon Parish; 337-239-2475. Arthur Labbe, Carencro, Lafayette up; lavender orpington fertile eggs, Hf blue & gold macaws, weaned, Parish; 337-896-7135. $30/doz.; bearded silkie chicks, $5/1- Reg. female border collie, 4-yrs. Potbellied piglets, born 5/10/11, hatched 7/11/11, $750/1. Mary or up. Larry Carter, Port Barre, St. old, started on goats at several mos. females, $60/1; males, $50/1. Keith Vidrine, Eunice, St. Landry India blue peafowl chicks, $25/1. Landry Parish; 337-945-2804. old, turned on to stock early, knows Bernadette Lewis, Jennings, Jeff Parish; 337-207-4746. Darrell Arabie, Duson, Lafayette down, call back whistle & balances Davis Parish; 337-821-8301. Male pilgrim goose, $25. Joseph Blue front Amazon female, $200; Parish; 337-849-3718. on stock, works on sheep & cattle, Hebert, Kaplan, Vermilion Parish; Potbellied pigs, $150/2. B. pr. of Amazon double yellow, $600; not tough enough for cattle, out of Wh. leghorn laying hens, young & 337-643-7035. Mary Bowsher’s Bob & mother’s Murphy, Jeff Davis Parish; 337- pr. of red lories, $500; pr. of Scarlet very good layers, $15/1. Mike grandfather are Derek Scimgeour’s 821-8301. macaws, $1200; pr. of sulpher crest- Porterfield, DeRidder, Beauregard 2011 Indian ringnecks, blue split ed cockatoo’s, $1000. Curtis cleartail, $350/1; violet split cleartail, Sweep & Black Ben, $1000; (3) reg. Hogs, 30-150 lbs. $25/1-up. Parish; 337-396-3767. Detillier, Raceland, Lafourche $750/1. Michael Baio, Houma, border collie pups, born 1/20/11, Miles McNeely, Hornbeck, Vernon Parish; 985-537-7516. (30) Rhode Island red chickens, 4 Terrebonne Parish; 985-851-6904. male & (2) females, some obedience Parish; 337-353-7465. mos., $8/1. Todd Turner, Prairieville, training & excel. working cattle dog Conures, crimsons, $500/1; Bearded silkie hens, 5 mos., York & blue butt mix pigs, 6 Ascension Parish; 225-677-7120. breeding, $500/1. T. Pilione, Richard, pineapple, $225/1; painted, $300/1; $10/1; silkie chicks, $4/1; bronze wks., $40/1. Warren Lobell, French Acadia, Parish; 337-580-0068 or Voen’s, $250/1; wh. ear, $300/1; fal- Guinea keets, hatching out, light turkey chicks, $12/1-up; turkey hens, Settlement, Livingston Parish; 225- [email protected]. low, $200/1; yellow-side, $175/1; & dark gray, $2.5/1. Tommy $50/1. Linda Trahan, Ragley, 978-2915. Stockman, Oakdale, Allen Parish; Reg. sheltie male, 2-yrs. old, $75. green-check, $175/1; lineolated para- Beauregard Parish; 337-499-4455. York/Hampshire mix feeder keets, cobot, tug, lutino, mauve & 318-335-2967. R. Robertson, Pineville, Rapides Baby buff guineas, $3/1-up. pigs, $45/1. Ronald Lee, Folsom, olive, all proven, $600/8 or $200/pr.; Parish; 318-443-1211. Pr. Toullouse geese, $40/pr.; mal- Aaron Fuselier, Eunice, St. Landry St. Tammany Parish; 985-705-2650 hand-fed sun green-checks, $200/1. lards, $30/pr.; yard chickens, mixed, Trained female feist, 6-yrs. old, Parish; 337-457-5667. or 985-237-5888. Sonny Amato, Central, East Baton $5/1; (2) mini bantams, $10/1; $1500. David Wood, Ashland, Rouge Parish; 225-241-0215. Cougar ducks, $10/1; small laying Hova-Bator incubator w/automat- Natchitoches Parish; 318-544-2481. ic turner, like new, used twice, $50. Hf yellow cheek conure, 2-yrs. old, hens, mixed, $7/1. Wilbur, Rayne, DOMESTIC A. Fuselier, Eunice, St. Landry Reg. NALC Catahoula pups, born cage included, $250. Loretta Trahan, Acadia Parish; 337-334-4949. Parish; 337-457-5667. 5/29/11, bloodline Crawdad’s BIRDS & Ragley, Allen Parish; 337-842-8588. Catchitorie, males & females, 2011 hatch pheasants, silver, Pharaoh quail chicks, 50¢/1; $250/1. John Louviere, Vinton, EQUIPMENT Fancy color lovebirds, $20-$35/1; $30/pr.; golden, ghigi & dark throat- adults, $2.5/1; fertilized eggs, Calcasieu Parish; 337-287-0821. opalines in different colors, $30- ed golden, $35/pr.; Elliots, $80/pr.; $15/100; picked quail eggs, pint, $50/1; if (10) or more purchased, Hume’s Bar-tail, $120/pr.; gray pea- AKC/CKC schipperkes & minia- Baby parrots, raised in a home for $5/1. Greg Lafleur, Opelousas, St. $20-$25/1. Dale Landry, cock, $200/pr.; swinehoe, $65/pr. ture pinschers, rare colors, blue, a good home, 0% financing avail., Landry Parish; 337-831-0889 or 337- Paincourtville, Assumption Parish; Kelly McMullan, Princeton, Bossier fawn, reds, blk./tan & chocolate, cash, check or money order, $350- 543-8158. 985-369-6952. Parish; 318-949-2294. quality bloodlines, $300/1-up. $12,000/1. Carol LaCombe, New poultry cages, 4’x8’x4,’ Pamela, Duson, Lafayette Parish; Alexandria, Rapides Parish; (4) peacock prs., blk. shoulder, Roosters, $6/1; bantam roosters, $300/1; 4’x8’x6’ mini coop, $400/1. 337-873-4141 or 504-236-0704. www.theparrotplace.net or 318-416- $250/1; cockatiel breeders only, $5/1; Mallard drakes, $10/1. Jordan Daniel Gaspard, Kaplan, Vermilion 3722. some sitting on eggs, cages avail., Denoux, St. Amant, Ascension Great Pyreness pups, protects ani- Parish; 337-789-5478. $10/1 obo. L. Duplechain, Gonzales, Parish; 225-573-0898. mals that are raised with, born Baby peacocks, males & females, Ascension Parish; 225-270-5175 or Georgia giant, quail eggs, 4/4/11, wormed & 3-N-1 shots, $25/1. Lynn Mercer, Mangham, Excel. show quality bantams, blk. 225-644-5407. $50/100; chuckar eggs, $1/1; BB red $85/1. Mitch , Pitkin, Vernon Parish; Richland Parish; 318-248-3276 or Wyandotte & light brown Rose comb bantam eggs, $1/1; jumbo wh. 337-328-7441 or 337-401-9598. 318-417-1376. Wanted: Paradise Bird Rescue & leghorns, young & mature, parents Peking & flying mallard duck eggs, Sanctuary is taking all unwanted are 4-H champ., $6/1. Dianna Yorkies, ¾ Yorkie/pom pups, sire Fancy color lovebirds, $20-$35/1; free shipping, $1.5/1. Charles Rachal, birds. Charles Rachal, Moreauville, Baldwin, Pride, East Baton Rouge is reg. Yorkie, dam is ½ Yorkie & ½ opalines in different colors, $30- Moreauville, Avoyelles Parish; 318- Avoyelles Parish; 318-985-2391. Parish; 225-654-5549. Pom., male, $175/1; female, $200. $50/1; if (10) or more purchased, 985-2391. Charlene Langley, Kinder, Jeff Davis $20-$25/1. Dale Landry, Baby Mallard ducks, depending BBI chicken litter/lime spreader, Parish; 337-582-7677. Paincourtville, Assumption Parish; on age, $3-$5/1; mallard duck eggs 16’, $5000. Brent Duncan, 985-369-6952. for hatching, $12/doz.; cockatiels, Powder Puff or hairless Chinese POULTRY & Franklinton, Washington Parish; 985- crested, $150/1; poodles or Malti- $30/1; bantam chickens, $2-$6/1; Wh. doves, $9/1; ringneck & pied, white leghorn roosters, $5/1. Harry, 335-4771. poos, $300/1; party standard poodles, $6/1; tangerine, $8/1; tangerine silky, FOWL Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish; 337- Bobwhite quail, $2-$5/1; button $400. Mary, Church Point, St. $12.5/1; other colors avail., all young 363-7176 or 337-459-5906. quail, all colors, $5/1. Marvin Grace, Landry Parish; 337-356-3463. birds. Jim Bearb, Carencro, Denham Springs, Livingston Parish; Lafayette Parish; 337-298-7800 or Muscovy ducklings, $4/1. Danny Wood ducks, $40/pr.; wh. man- (2) squirrel hunting dogs, $400/1. 225-235-3193. James Touchet, Breaux Bridge, St. 337-896-3475. Hyorth, Killian, Livingston Parish; darins, $100/pr. Nelson, Maurepas, 504-450-9350. Livingston Parish; 225-698-9497. Wh.-faced whistling ducks, Martin Parish; 337-258-3606. Canaries from award winning $125/pr.; blk.-bellied whistling line, males & females, $65/1; Baby quails, $1/1; Savoury ducks, Guinea keets, $3/1-up. D. Fuqua, ducks, $75/1; Common Shelduck, Gouldian finches, $65/1. Carlos males & females, $25/1. Lynn Deville, Rapides Parish; 318-308- SWINE $125/1; wood ducks, $50/pr.; man- Ambrogio, Houma, Terrebonne Mercer, Mangham, Richland Parish; 0244. darin duck, $60/pr.; ring teal, $60/pr.; Parish; 985-868-3648. 318-248-3276. (39) feeder pigs or show stock, Young laying hens, $10/1; BB red Chiloe wigeon, $70/pr.; Baer’s 11 wks., Duroc, Yorkshire, Hf Senegal parrots, $350/1; BB reds & blk. rose comb, $15/pr.; bantams, $3-$5/1. L.C. Brinkley, Pochard, $350/pr. Jacob , Shreveport, Hampshire & crossbreds, $50/1- proven Senegal parrot, hen-DNA, blk. Rose comb roosters, eight wks., Boyce, Rapides Parish; 318-793- Caddo Parish; 318-798-2000. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 13 Lafayette Parish; 337-962-5370. Herbert LeJeune, Oakdale, Allen Cattle pen or roped, portable pen, Vincent Castillo, Kenner, Jefferson Parish; 337-639-2953. dogs, guaranteed results, will travel, Parish; 504-275-6724. Pb rabbits, many breeds avail., EGGS reasonable rates, no job too big or mini rex, Holland lops, Flemish Wh.-tailed deer, (2) bucks, (2) Free wild hog removals by pro- small, handle cattle as easy as possi- giants, satins, English spots Dutch & does, $1000/all. Wade Sullivan, fessional wildlife biologist, ble. Lawrence Fontenot, Reeves, Fresh country eggs, $2/doz. rabbit cages, price depends on breed Castor, Bienville Parish; 318-544- statewide, Louisiana state licensed. Allen Parish; 337-499-9727. Aaron Fuselier, Eunice, St. Landry & age, $15/1-up. Mike Bergeron, 7206 or 318-548-0793. Buddy Goatcher, Carencro, Parish; 337-457-5667. Lafayette, Lafayette Parish; 337- Fence building, 4 strands of barb- Lafayette Parish; Wh.-tailed deer, adult does, 849-2215 or 337-456-4992. wire, $1/ft.-up, other fence work www.Goatcherwildlife.com or Pickled quail eggs, $6/jar. $200/1; yrlg. does, $150/1; fawns, avail., ranch style, hog wire/field 337-257-4813. William Reiners Jr., Branch, Acadia Netherland dwarf rabbits, $20/1; buck or doe, $10/1; after weaned fence & privacy fence, will travel if Parish; 337-581-0266. cages, $15/per hole. Duane Ledet, off 160 class buck, $100/1; (3) Wanted: king snakes to help job is big enough, must have clear Ama, St. Charles Parish; 504-431- shooter bucks, $1000/1. Brad control vermin. Ron Brown, Baton Pickled quail eggs, spicy & mild, property line, owner supplies materi- 1743. Tilton, Montgomery, Grant Parish; Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish; 8 oz. jar, $3.5/1. Daniel Lipscomb, al. B. Long Sr., Kentwood, 318-646-2019. 225-261-3591. Springfield, Livingston Parish; 985- Jersey woolly young proven Tangipahoa Parish; 985-515-2093. 969-2864. breeders, mini-rex & mini-lop bun- Male llama, 4-yrs. old, proven Cattle penning, working & haul- nies, all colors, $15/1. Aimee breeder, beautifully colored, halter Fresh yard eggs, $2/doz. Alvin ing, large or small herd, problem cat- EQUIPMENT Carpenter, Abita Springs, St. broke, trade for young female or Blanchard, Raceland, Lafourche tle, 50 yrs. experience, dogs & hors- Tammany Parish; 985-875-9416. $250. Becky Guidry, Wheeling, Parish; 985-855-1432. es avail., references avail., will trav- SERVICE Winn Parish; 318-646-9090. Fresh country eggs, $2/doz. J.W. (3) baby dwarf rabbits, $15/1; (2) el. Terry Rider or Trent Broussard, FOR HIRE or Doris Hatten, Kelly, Caldwell adult dwarf rabbits, male & female, Eunice, Acadia Parish; 337-789- Parish; 318-649-8972. $20/1. Dickie Falgout, Ponchatoula, AQUACULTURE 1927 or 337-581-7735. Tangipahoa Parish; 985-386-8027. Property improvements, GPS Fresh yard eggs, $1.25/doz. & EQUIPMENT Sky High Equestrian Center at survey & design, land leveling, Rodney Booker, Clinton, East Replacement does, New Zealand Grass Roots stables, boarding, sales, ponds, dozer & excavator work, Feliciana Parish; 225-683-5996. rabbits, $20/1. Mitch Johnson, lessons, training & riding packages. cleaning property & rice field Koi fish, 16”-24” long, $80/1-up. Pitkin, Vernon Parish; 337-328- Kurt Courville, Lake Charles, work. Byron Lemoine, Hamburg, Free range eggs on 2 acre pasture, Fred Mendenhall, St. Francisville, 7441. Calcasieu Parish; www.skyhigheq- Avoyelles Parish; 318-997-2163. fresh, fed on grain, grass & vegeta- West Feliciana Parish; 225-784- center.com, 337-274-1093 or 305- Rabbit cages, 6 holes w/feeders & bles, $2.5/doz. Jim Falterman, Bush, 2131. 609-4004. Dirt/limestone work, lot clear- St. Tammany Parish; 985-867-1393. waters, 30” wide x 24” deep, $290; ing, trailer & house pads, top soil, Pond stocking, blk. crappie, w/5 does & buck, $380; will build Big & small dog boarding at my fill dirt, bush hogging, land level- Fresh yard eggs, brown & 40¢/1; coppernose bluegill, 30¢/1; any number of holes w/or w/o feed- country home, 24 hrs./day, lots of ing, driveways, private roads, cus- Americana green eggs, $2/doz. hybrid bream, 30¢/1; red-ear ers & waters. Paul Grezaffi, play area & tender loving care. Joy tom plowing. John Stanford, Joseph Baldassaro Jr., Franklinton, bream, 30¢/1; Louisiana bluegill, Batchelor, Pointe Coupee Parish; Ferguson, Bunkie, Avoyelles Parish; Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337- Washington Parish; 985-795-1441. 30¢/1; fathead minnows, 4¢/1; 225-718-5100. 318-359-6043. 684-5929 or 337-945-6322. hybrid coppernose bream, 30¢/1; 6”-9” channel catfish, 40¢/1; aera- Certified artificial insemination Lot clearing, pads built, lime- PIGEONS DEER & tion systems, pick up or del. avail. services for cattle utilizing the heat stone driveways, topsoil, in Acadia Chris Broussard, Maurice, watch system. Bryan Payne, area. Brian Breaux, Sunset, St. Vermilion Parish; 337-230-0123. Lafayette, Lafayette Parish; 337- Landry Parish; 337-523-6894. Hubbel pigeons, $18/pr.; white EXOTICS 552-5452. king, $18/pr. Arthur Labbe, Pond stocking, channel catfish, Bush hogging, mini excavator Carencro, Lafayette, Lafayette 30¢/1; blue catfish, 40¢/1; copper- Stump grinding, tree removal, work, road grading for parking lots Any person who keeps, breeds, rais- Parish; 337-896-7135. nose bluegill, 25¢/1; regular licensed & insured, free estimates. & clean up. Leo Flores, New es, contains, harvests, kills, slaughters, Milford Johnson, Zachary, East buys, sells, trades, or transfers owner- bluegill, 25¢/1; hybrid bluegill, Iberia, Iberia Parish; 337-380-0658 Racing homing pigeons, diff. col- Baton Rouge Parish; 225-241-8782. ship of any type of farm-raised alter- 30¢/1; red-ear bream, 30¢/1; blk. or 337-367-1839. ors & breeds, this year young racing native livestock (deer and/or exotics) crappie, 40¢/1; bass, 60¢/1; fathead birds, $15/1. Vernon Champagne, Tree spade, can transplant trees for commercial purposes shall obtain minnows, $9/lb; koi, $1/1-up, del. Houma, Terrebonne Parish; 985- a farm-raising license, from the up to 6” in diameter. Tony Templet, avail. David Lowe, Minden, NUISANCE 873-8440. Louisiana Department of Agriculture Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Webster Parish; 318-377-1525. and Forestry (LDAF) prior to engag- Parish; 225-356-2094. Chinese owl pigeons, blue, blk., ing in such activity. ANIMAL red & gray, show & hobby birds, For more information, contact the REMOVAL Limestone, ash, cal base, wash $25/1-up. V. Champagne, Houma, LDAF office of Animal Health at 225- out concrete, dirt, sand & land 925-3980. Terrebonne Parish; 985-873-8440. FARM clearing, dozer, trackhoe, trac. Beautiful deer, various ages, size Wild hog traps, 4’x4’x8,’ all work, ponds, driveways, private Fantail pigeons, wh. & blk./wh., SERVICES & sex, $250/1; (3) or more, $200/1. metal, $400. Penny Cochran, roads, culvert setting, bush hogging $10/1. Jimmy Beard, Carencro, L.A. Szyller, Covington, St. Denham Springs, Livingston demolition, will travel. Alvin Lafayette Parish; 337-896-3475. Certified artificial insemination Tammany Parish; 985-892-2700. Parish; 225-667-8183. Joseph, Lake Charles, Calcasieu service, ultrasound, embryo transfer Arc-angels, mookees, Doneks, Parish; 337-437-1143 or 337-532- CWD bottle fed wh.-tailed fawn, & more. Jason, Maringouin, Iberville Metal hog traps, 4’x8’, will build starlings Arabian trumpeters, $5/1; 8787. Max grandson, on Baker doe or Parish; 225-718-0208. to your specifications, $400/1-up. hubbles, ice pigeons, helmuts, nuns, Corbin doe, Baker buck on Baker M. McNeely, Hornbeck, Vernon frillbacks, capuchins oriental frills, Dozer services w/root rake, land doe or big jake doe, (1) breeder Parish; 337-353-7465. $7.5/1; Norwich croppers, English clearing, leveling, fence rows, ponds, buck, $1500/1-up. Kurt Goebel, carriers, $15/1. Floyd Lebouef, clean-up, etc., 50 miles radius of Professional hog removal, free LIVESTOCK Elton, Jeff Davis Parish; 337-246- Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337- Ville Platte, free estimates. Alvin service w/$2 million insurance pro- 1706. BOARDING 684-2251. Rachal, Ville Platte, Evangeline vided to landowners, La. state (2) bottle-fed wh.-tailed deer licensed, state-wide service. David Selling out racing homer pigeons, Parish; 337-363-6624. fawns, (1) doe, (1) buck, $175/1. Braun, Greenwell Springs, East Pasture boarding, horses only, all colors, $2/1. Peter Palermo, Metal buildings, pole barns, Eddie Lemoine, Plaucheville, Baton Rouge Parish; www.hog- 60 acres w/free running water, Morganza, Pointe Coupee Parish; garages, carports, agricultural build- Avoyelles Parish; 318-922-3519. biz.com, 225-806-8246 or 800- plenty of grass & shade trees, no 225-425-2216. ings, catch pens, pipe & wire fenc- 693-9853. stallions, $50/mo. Sarina Lirette, (5) wh.-tailed doe fawns, ‘11 ing, additions & repairs, custom Bourg, Terrebonne Parish; 985- stock, 250”-400” genetics, northern built, free estimates. Mackie Predator hunter, have gun will 665-9103. RABBITS & & southern genetics, $1800/1. McMillan, Kentwood, Tangipahoa travel for coyote, bobcat & fox EQUIPMENT Gene Trahan, Lake Charles, Parish; 225-921-6749. hunting. Doug Tanner, Sulphur, Horse boarding, stalls or pas- Calcasieu Parish; 337-540-1864. Calcasieu Parish; 337-302-6239. ture, full or partial, room to park All breed dog boarding, new trailers, no studs or wild horses, Mini rex rabbits, pb, bunnies to Trophy elk cows & bulls, indoor & outdoor kennels, obedience Heavy-duty live animal traps, located in Iowa. Wayne LeBlanc, breeders, $20/1-up; red-eye $400/1; trophy wh.-tailed bucks & & puppy training, 2 week & month- still in boxes, remove rats to rac- Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish; Himalayans, $10/1; pr. of does, $300/1-up; trophy red deer, ly programs avail. Jennifer Young, coons humanely, small, 16”x5½” x 337-563-1207. Netherland dwarf rabbits, $30/1 bucks & does, $300/1-up; water Zachary, East Baton Rouge Parish; 5 ½,” $12; medium, 32”x10”x15,” Aleena Plaisance, Lafayette, buffalo cows & bulls, $400/1-up. 225-445-5012 or 225-324-6037. $40; large, 36”x12”x12,” $65. Large stall w/own ¼ acre pas- Page 14 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 ture, water, you supply feed & hay, Parish; 225-772-2255. 985-747-0789 or 985-969-6005. & sand mix, good for flower beds, elec. fence, nego., recently seeded loaded in your truck or trailer, del. Wanted: 10 acres to lease 90 acres, avail. to lease for farm- & fert., room to ride, perfect for the avail., $22/yard; w/pine bark, w/fenced pasture in Albany area. ing on percentage, located on TREES & horse that does not play well w/oth- $26/yard; reground pine bark, Dennis Smith, Livingston, Down’s Lane off Hwy 28 West. ers, no studs, $300/mo. Lizzy $30/yard. Lee Cook, Husser, FRUITING Livingston Parish; 225-567-1981 Billy Thompson, Alexandria, Gomez, St. Gabriel, Ascension Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-7043 or 225-436-9002. Rapides Parish; 318-623-3750. Parish; 225-642-5953. or 985-981-7819. VINES 110 fenced acres in SW La., Stalls for rent at the Texas Ag lime, based on 100 mile home & barns, $4500/acre, owner Longhorn entertainment complex radius, $30/ton; corn gluten, Large trees, del. & planted, RURAL financing after 30% down, photos, in Vinton, 10’x10’, 5/8 mile track, $65/ton. Brent Duncan, live oaks, nut, shade & flowering description, maps, terms & survey. 1/5 mile straight away rails, 6- Franklinton, Washington Parish; trees, all sizes, $350/1-up. Bob PROPERTIES Frank Boggs, Sugartown, horse walkers, 3-horse starting 985-839-9493. Thibodeaux, Church Point, Beauregard Parish; boggs@cam- gate, $20/day or $100/mo. Acadia Parish; 337-319-3957. FOR SALE tel.net or 337-328-7425 before 6 Fertilizer at affordable prices, Gabrielle Saucier, Vinton, p.m. qt., $14/1; gal., $27/1; 5-gal., Calcasieu Parish; gabbys@long- Meyer lemons, $15/1-up; wh. $72.25/1. Jerome Gueringer, Grant, horn-entertainment.com or 337- Must offer ten (10) or more adjoining 30 acres, 60’x70’ hay barn, cling & yellow firestone peach, Allen Parish; 589-5647 ext. 108. acres of land located in Louisiana. 40’x70’ barn w/catch pen, 16’x50’ $8/1-up; red & yellow plums, Farmland ads MUST include accompani- www.naturefluids.com or 318-634- equipment shed, 1200’ pipe fence, $10/1; pomegranate, $12/1; Horses, individual paddock ments (house, barn, hay field, garden, 3449. frontage on Hwy. 107, $165,000. kumquat, $10-$15/1; celeste & w/running covered arena, rd. pen, and what the land is best suited for). Proof of ownership may be required. All K. J. Mayeux, Marksville, Horse manure mixed w/straw & green ischia figs, $15/1; Mamou wash rack, 170 acres, feed, hay, ads MUST be accompanied by the fol- Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-6782. shavings, great for flower beds & plant, $18/1; China berry, $10/1; dewormer, fly control, trailer stor- lowing owner-signed statement: “This gardens, you load, free. Ed yellow candlestick, $5/1; purple age, tack room, Carencro area, property is personally owned by me and Waldrip, Quitman, Jackson Parish; & wh. hibiscus, $8/1; 4 o’clock, $300/mo. Bill Langford, Carencro, is not offered for sale by a licensed real $5/1. Morris Collura, 3237 estate dealer, broker or salesman.” RURAL 601-310-6531. Lafayette Parish; 337-280-1535. Louisiana Ave., Lake Charles, 40 acre race horse training center Horse manure mixed w/shav- Horse boarding, stalls & pas- PROPERTIES Calcasieu Parish; 337-478-7075. w/5 star energy efficient home 3 ings, if you load, free, we load in ture, nice barn, Priefert panels, miles from Delta Downs, ‘06 3- FOR RENT bags, $5/1. Amanda Vidrine, Ville Fig trees, 32 varieties, 2 gal., fans, automatic bug system, 25 bedroom home, brick/stone w/3 car Platte, Evangeline Parish; 337-298- $18/1; LSU O’Rourke, tiger & acres of good pasture, large loafing OR LEASE carport, farm fenced in, swimming 6072. champagne, $20/1. James Robin sheds, hurricane & vinyl fencing, area for horses w/concrete entrance Sr., Opelousas, St. Landry Parish; must have current Coggins, Must offer ten (10) or more adjoining ramp, 5/8 mile sand track w/3- 4017 Hwy. 357, Opelousas, La, $300/mo. Linda Helo, Crowley, acres of land located in Louisiana. horse starting gate, (45) stall barn Farmland ads MUST include accompani- 70570; 337- 407-0188. Acadia Parish; 337-581-4155. ments (house, barn, hay field, garden, SEEDS, w/heated/cooled clinic, trac., & Specialty items, pomegranate, Full service horse boarding, equip. included, $1,100,000. and what the land is best suited for). FLOWERS & Proof of ownership may be required. All 2 gal., $25/1; Chinquapin, edible includes feed, hay, shavings, etc., Tammy Hassenpflug, Vinton, ads MUST be accompanied by the fol- ORNAMENTALS nut, 2 gal., $20/1; 6 gal., $30/1; quality service for all your horse’s Calcasieu Parish; www.rac- lowing owner-signed statement: “This paw paws, 2 gal., $18/1; 6 gal., needs. Erica Bass, New Iberia, ingstable.com or 337-304-1189. property is personally owned by me and $30/1; catalpa, $18/1. James Iberia Parish; www.bayouboard- is not offered for sale by a licensed real Day lilies, hundreds of varieties, 47.3 acres in Port Barre, pecan Robin Sr., Opelousas, St. Landry ing.com or 337-523-2433. estate dealer, broker or salesman.” forms & sizes, including dbl. $5/1- trees in front, pastureland or farm- Parish; 4017 Hwy. 357, up; salvia, echinacea, indigo, verbe- Horse boarding, stalls & pas- land in back, $245,960. Kirby Opelousas, La, 70570; 337- 407- List your rural property for rent na, ginger & other perennials, $5/1 ture, full or partial, rd. pen, room to Vidrine, Palomino, St. Landry 0188. or lease here!!! & lower. Dean Stafford, Marksville, park trailers. C. Troy Matte, Parish; 337-692-0778. Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-8384. Ju-Ju fruit trees, planted in 3 Branch, Acadia Parish; 337-384- 12 acres near Winnfield, 1 acre gal. containers, hardy & fast 3177. BEES & Cushaw seeds, green stripe, cleared, 11 acres mixed pine & growing, bears tasty fruit in 3-4 $3/pkg., (3) stamps. Tommy Rd. pens, covered arena, (30) hardwood, 10 minutes from nation- HONEY yrs., $15/1. Numa LaCaze, Rankin, P.O. Box 51, Mer Rouge, stalls, turn in & turn out services, al forest, utilities avail., $37,000. Boyce, Rapides Parish; 318-445- Morehouse Parish; 318-648-5735 or full board only, hauling avail., Joe Shively, Quitman, Jackson 3118 or 318-613-4210. Cypress & cedar bee hives 318-235-6918. North Baton Rouge area. Russ Parish; 318-265-1561. w/Minnesota & Italian queens, Mixon, Pride, East Baton Rouge Pine straw, longleaf, premium 50 acres, suitable for cattle or $100/1-up. Douglas Dunn, Parish; 225-654-9254. quality bales, very clean, hand raked horse farm w/1600 sq. ft. modular Jennings, Jeff Davis Parish; 337- FRUITS & & hand baled, $6/1. Harold Hoover, Equine pasture boarding, 1.3 home $190,000. Thomas Holmes, 368-7113. Amite, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-320- VEGETABLES acres each, run-in, sanded riding Plaucheville, St. Landry Parish; Wanted: honey extractor, 4 or 9 5719. area, rd. pen, wash area, trailer 225-265-2556. frame or larger, stand-up. Jesse parking, feed & hay provided, Bi-color pink/yellow 4 o’clocks, Sugartown watermelons, in 10 acres w/house, storage build- Erwin, Baton Rouge, East Baton $300. Holly Parrish, Breaux Rouge Parish; 225-954-3134. bi-color Confederate rose, spotted field, $4/1. Benny Maddox, Pitkin, ing, barn & pastures on Hundred Bridge, St. Martin Parish; tiger lily, yellow candlestick, red Vernon Parish; 337-523-3628. Oaks off Williams between hwy. 16 www.BoondockFarm.com or 337- velvet Texas star, yellow native daf- & 1041 near Bear Creek, $205,000. Sugartown watermelons, in 298-5552. fodils, purple bean vine, birds eye, Brian Patrick, Montpelier, St. FERTILIZER field, $4/1. David Noland, Pitkin, hot pepper, large long sweet banana Horse boarding, stalls for rent & Helena Parish; 225-328-2977 or Vernon Parish; 318-358-3194. peppers, Creole & fantastic purple pasture, full or partial board, lots of 601-807-7886. (2) 2 ½ gal. 18-3-6 liquid fertiliz- Cherokee rare tomato & late Creole riding area, rd. pen, trailer storage er, $75. Ronnie Mack, Clinton, 2011 crop U-pick blueberries, 300 acres for sale, located on Big tomato, yellow & red squash pep- also. D. Gentile, Port Allen, West East Feliciana Parish; 225-683- $4/lb. James Robin, Sr., 4017 Choctaw Bayou, 40’x40’ metal pers, luffa & cucuzza gourds, mush- Baton Rouge Parish; 225-328-2198 8892. Hwy. 357, Opelousas, LA 70570; warehouse, (2) furnished lodges, room peppers, $2/pkt. w/SASE. or 225-627-9562. 337-407-0188. (4) 15 acre water features, (5) 3 Advanced liquid fert., designed Morris Collura, 3237 Louisiana Horse stables for lease, large acres food plots, deer stands & for high quality hay & crop produc- Ave., Lake Charles, Calcasieu Blueberry plants, very produc- stalls, rd. pens, elec. walk wheel, duck blinds, ideal hunting for deer, tion, active next day w/o rain, 46-0- Parish; 70601; 337-478-7075. tive, 5’, $35/1; 12”-15” plants, wash area, feed, hay & shavings, duck, alligator, quail, dove & rab- 3, 30-10-10, 20-20-20, $25/acre & $5/1. C. Dunn, Ragley, Green olive bulbs, $4/lb.; wh. Coggins & West Nile vacc. bit, $575,000. Richard Thompson, up. Kevin Nugent, Lena, Rapides Beauregard Parish; 337-725-3392. garlic pods, regular or elephant, required, weekly minimum, Waterproof, Tenses Parish; 601- Parish; 318-663-4121. $4/lb. Mike Lemoine, Moreauville, Taking orders for farm fresh $13/day. Sandy Brasseaux, Kaplan, 431-1797. Horse manure & shavings, good Avoyelles Parish; 318-985-2134. picked Irish potatoes, purple hull Vermilion Parish; 337-501-7205. 149 acres cattle farm on Tickfaw for flower beds, loaded in your peas & okra. Floyd Gotte, Iota, Pure, live seeds, wildlife food, Wanted: pasture w/barn, secure river,2 houses, 4 br/3 ½ baths, barn truck, $10/per scoop. Billy Acadia Parish; 337-824-6661. native grass/forage/reclamation & fencing & watering source in the w/71 acres, $575.000; 3 br/2 baths, Passman, Franklinton, Washington wildflower seeds, hard to find Wanted: blueberry pickers & Baton Rouge area, will help granite, wood floors w/78 acres, 8 Parish; 985-839-6993 or 985-515- species & specialty mixes, $5/lb. & packers. Jan Laborde, Franklinton, w/maintenance. Chip Thompson, miles from I-55, $495,000. Gene 1368. up. Desiree, Jennings, Jeff Davis Washington Parish; 985-795- Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Strother, Amite, Tangipahoa Parish; Horse manure, shavings, topsoil Parish; 337-824-0975 ext. 5. 9832. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 15 Lafayette Parish; 337-247-2141 or St. Landry Parish; 337-948-9366 Parish; 318-335-2705 or 318-773- tires, $8000. Rogers DeHart, 337-247-2144. or 337-945-2435. 1728. Gibson, Terrebonne Parish; 985- HAY & 575-3410. Russell Bermuda sq. bales, Alicia Bermuda sq. bales, in Cub lowboy 185 w/5’ grader GRAIN sprayed & fert., excel. quality, in barn, good quality, 25 bale mini- blade, 3 pt. hook-up, mid lift, PTO 260 hoe for JD 2305, new, never barn, $4.5/1; in field, $4/1. Mark mum, by appt. only, $4-$5.5/1. runs good, ready to work, del. used, $4000. Steve Polotzola, Scarber, Alexandria, Rapides Jessie Wheat, Denham Springs, avail., $2500. Nolan Champagne, Melville, St. Landry Parish; 337- 2011 4x5 rd. bales, mixed pas- Parish; 318-452-7297. Livingston Parish; 225-664-9195 St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish; 356-8167. ture grass, cattle quality, $25/1. or 225-485-5252. 337-342-9737. (80) bales of Alicia Bermuda 8-row hipper w/markers, $1700; Fred Brouillette, Marksville, hay from ‘10, 4x4, $15/1. Shari 2010 rd. bales, 1250-1500 lbs., JD 3020 diesel trac., 70 hp, good 80” spray boom w/300 gal. tank, Avoyelles Parish; 318-359-8831. Hebert, Kaplan, Vermilion Parish; under barn, good quality, $30/1. cond., $6800. Kevin Manuel, pump & Raven 440 controller, 2011 mixed Alicia/Bahia hay, 337-652-6200. Gaston Gerald, Greenwell Elton, Jeff Davis Parish; 337-515- $10,000; (2) 16.9 -30 Goodyear 5x60’ bales, no pick-up, hauling is Springs, East Baton Rouge Parish; 2801. trac. tires, 90% rubber, $500; (2) 2010 Bahia sq. bales, in barn, Case IH 1300 field cult., $2000/1. 15-24 bales, $79-$158/1. Wayne 225-654-8816 or 225-603-9073. 2003 NH & TC 40 4 wd, 1355 $4.5/1. Jerry Domengeaux, Brett Clark, Melville, St. Landry Ward, Saline, Bienville Parish; hrs., front-end loader & 6’ bush Sunset, St. Landry Parish; 337- 2011 hay, 4x4 bales, $20/1. Ray Parish; 337-592-0288 or 337-945- 318-332-1815. hog, $13,500. Frank Zaunbrecher, 945-3876. Mayeux, Simmesport, Avoyelles 2228. 2011 Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, Parish; 318-941-2545 or 318-305- Eunice, Acadia Parish; 337-207- 2010 Bahia hay, 4x5 sq. bales, fert., $5/1; 4x5 rd. bales, $20/1- 4871. 2822. 2005 JD 5420 trac. w/loader barn stored or net wrapped, good mount, remote valve & rear up; rd. bale, rice straw, $15/1, 1954 IH trac., 45 hp, diesel w/4 quality & weed free, quantity dis- 2011 Pensacola Bahia grass remotes, 505 hrs., 65 hp, 2 wd, quantity discounts. Aaron cyl., everything works, $4200. counts, $25-$35/1. Kyle & Judy, horse hay, first cutting, limed, $20,800. Philip Monteleone, Melancon, Rayne, Acadia Parish; Micah Jarreau, Lottie, Pointe Bogalusa, Washington Parish; fert., weed-free, fine stem, tight Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish; 337-581-1765. Coupee Parish; 225-921-0193. 985-241-2644 or 601-818-8777. sq. bales, in field, $5/1; in barn, 985-345-8845. Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, soil $5.5/1. David Joiner, Loranger, Ford 6610 w/front-end loader, 2010 Bahia rd. bales, 4x5, in Ford 6710 c/a, 65 hp, $12,000 tested, limed & fert., samples sent Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-6734 completely overhauled, $5000. field, $15/1; ‘11 sq. bales, in field, w/JD 1518 flex wing rotary cutter, to LSU AgCenter to be protein or 985-320-3073. Howard Magee, Tangipahoa, $3/1; in barn, $4/1. David Moran $15,000. Nathan Bordelon, tested, $4.5/1; Bermuda mix sq. Tangipahoa Parish; 225-229-4288 Jr., Pride, East Baton Rouge 2010 Bahia or Jiggs, horse qual- Marksville, Avoyelles Parish; 318- bales, $3.5/1. Bob Murphy, or 985-514-2181. Parish; 225-933-5636. ity hay, 4x5 ½ rd. bales, net- 253-8132. Crowley, Acadia Parish; wrapped under barn, $30-$50/1. JD 4360 cab w/air, dual rear [email protected] or 2011 Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, (2) rear rice/cane tires, 18-4-34, Sidney Thibodeaux Jr., Morrow, tires, 1000 PTO quad range, 337-230-5634. highly fert. & limed, can load, in $400. Dottie Fabre, Walker, St. Landry Parish; 318-359-0060. $16,500. Cody Adickes, Jennings, field, $4.5/1; in barn, $5/1. Duane Livingston Parish; 225-603-3451. 2011 Alicia Bermuda horse hay, Jeff Davis Parish; 337-658-7466. Spears, St. Landry, Evangeline 2010 Sept. Bahia hay, 4x5 rd. $6/1. Clay Pierce, Thibodaux, 1570 Case trac., 30’ Krause Parish; spears_farms_la@hugh- bales, fert., located at Chipola, Int. 1256 solid trac., new seat, Lafourche Parish; 985-446-0234. disc, $7000/all. Allen Hauser, es.net or 318-729-4069. $25/1. James Vicellio Sr., Zachary, starter, injector pump & muffler, DeRidder, Beauregard Parish; Wheat straw for horse stalls, East Baton Rouge Parish; 225- good tires, $6500. Dewitt Stewart, 2010 Bahia 4x5 rd. bales, in 337-842-3060. nurseries, soil erosion, etc., small 505-4754. Bogalusa, Washington Parish; barn, no rain, good quality horse sq. bales, depending on quantity, 985-732-2065. Titan R1 rear trac. tire, radial or cow hay, $40/1 or if more than Bahia rd. bales, in barn, 5x5, 18.4”x38”, very good cond., $500. $3.5-$4/1. Cedric Rabalais, Yellow Int. cub trac. w/belly 10 purchased, $35/1. V. L. $35/1. Anthony Santangelo, Doug Dorhauer, Denham Springs, Cottonport, Avoyelles Parish; 318- mower, $500. Will Trahan, Rancher, Denham Springs, Tickfaw, Tangipahoa Parish; 985- Livingston Parish; 225-665-2788 964-2971. Maurice, Vermilion Parish; 337- Livingston Parish; 225-413-2124 542-6080 or 985-351-3982. or 225-241-0204. Argentina Bahia high quality or 225-665-0105. 898-8374. Bahia 5x6 rd. bales, $30/1. horse grade hay, fert. & cured w/o MF 1010, 16 hp diesel trac. 2010 Bermuda mixed grass, Mike Patanella, Independence, 2003 Mahindra 4500 trac., 410 rain, in field, fresh cut, sq. bales, w/turf tires & 4' agri. bush hog, located in Richard, Acadia Parish, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-9765 hrs., includes canopy, front-end $5/1; 4x4 rd. bales, $30/1; 4x5 rd. runs good, $2500; 6' bush hog Bayou Mallet Hwy., 4x4 ½ rd. or 985-687-5030. loader, 6’ bush hog, tow bar, hay bales, $40/1; 4x6 rd. bales, $55/1; needs welding, $200. Danny bales, $10/1; ‘11 Bermuda mixed fork & 16’ trailer, excel. cond., call to make arrangements. Miller, Ville Platte, Evangeline grass, 4x4 ½” rd. bales, $15/1. Wanted: help establishing $12,000. Paul Smith, Loranger, Richard Reed, Independence, Parish; 337-658-8338. Billy Haristy, Crowley, Acadia native grasses for wildlife habitat, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-507-0397. Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-2330. consider the Acadiana Grassland JD 2240 trac. 50 hp, 8 spd., syn. Parish; 337-581-0305. JD MT trac., completely Restoration litigation for seed, trans., telescopic lift arms, pull 2010 Jiggs Bermuda hay, sq. restored, $3000 obo; JD 2020 2011 Bermuda & Bahia mixed technical assistance management. bar, new seat, $8000; JD 4430 bales, $6/1. Mike Johnson, diesel trac. w/galv. 5’ bush hog, hay, 4x5 bales, $25/1. Greg Troy Primeaux, Carencro, trac., 125 hp, quad range trans., Oakdale, Allen Parish; 318-335- $5000 obo. Mike Lee, Ville Platte, Lafleur, Opelousas, St. Landry Lafayette Parish; 337-896-0362. new Good Year outer dual tires, 6089. Evangeline Parish; 337-363-8615. Parish; 337-831-0889 or 337-543- front-end loader & pull bar, 2011 Alicia Bermuda hay, rain- 8158. MF 205-4 trac., 565 hrs., 4x4, $12,000. Tommy Strain, free, well fert. heavy bales, by 2011 Alicia Bermuda grass, sq. TRACTORS 20 hp diesel, no mechanical or Greenwell Springs, East Baton appt. only, quality discounts, bales, $5/1; Alicia Bermuda grass, structural defects, no fluid leaks, Rouge Parish; 225-261-4500. $6/1; ‘10 crop, quality discounts, & 4x5 rd. bales, $40/1; ‘10 mixed will trade for 18-20’ heavy-duty Horse-drawn mower machines, $4/1. Doug Dorhauer, Denham 4x5 rd. bales, $25/1. Brad Leger, equipment trailer or $3700 obo. $150/1; antique iron-wheel trac., Springs, Livingston Parish; 225- EQUIPMENT Iota, Acadia Parish; 337-581-1266 John Mailhes, Keithville, Caddo $500; Cub cult. frames & arms, 665-2788 or 225-241-0204. or Blaine, 337-781-9929. Parish; 318-469-7589. complete, $700; belly mowers, 2011 premium quality Alicia Belarus 400AN trac., 57 hp, dual $200/1-up. Skeet Cooper, Jena, 2011 Jiggs/Bermuda hay, 4x5 4010 Ditch Witch trencher w/6’ Bermuda & giant Bermuda sq. hyd. remotes, strong engine & Lasalle Parish; 318-992-2206. rd. bales, fert. & barn kept, $45/1. digger chain & front backhoe, bales, limed, sprayed & fert. to hyd., shuttle shift, 70% rubber, Rick Hardee, Lake Charles, $5000. Tom Richard, Scott, Koyker 210 front-end loader LSU soil recommendations, 12%- good mechanical cond., $4500. Calcasieu Parish; 337-249-9500. Lafayette Parish; 337-280-3747. w/2 spool joystick valve, small 16% crude protein, analysis Anthony Santangelo, Tickfaw, Ford 2600 diesel trac., 35 hp, bucket & hay spear, $4200. Cedric avail., barn located one mile from Good quality hay, 4x6 rd. bales, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-542-6080 ps, good tires, $4000. T. Richard, Rabalais, Cottonport, Avoyelles old Evangeline Downs, $6/1 or outside, $25/1; outside, $23/1 or or 985-351-3928. Scott, Lafayette Parish; 337-280- Parish; 318-964-2971. quantity discounts. Roy Stokes, in barn, $35/1 if 50 or more pur- Ford 555D backhoe, good cond., 3747. or Mike Dupuis Lafayette, chased. Bernard Leger, Opelousas, $11,900; Ford 340 w/loader, 45 Used trac. tire, 19.5L-24R4, PTO hp, $5900; Case Int. 244 trac., 1990 Case 7140 Magnum trac. good rubber, $100. Rodney La. Department of Wildlife & Fisheries is leasing acreage for 3 cyl. diesel, 24 hp, 9 spd., $3500. w/20.8 R 42 rear tires, 18.4x30 Moreau, Simmesport, Avoyelles haying on Catahoula Lake in LaSalle parish. A mandatory pre- J. Guillot, Hessmer, Avoyelles front tires, $18,000. Pete Berard, Parish; 318-941-2987. bid meeting will be held in Sept. & exact locations, acreage and Parish; 318-563-4776. St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish; 15’ Rhino pasture clipper, time frames will be specified at that time. Haying will be 337-280-7949 or 337-962-3410. Mitsubishi trac., 17 hp. w/54” $1500. Virginia Forbes, Zachary, allowed from award of bid through Oct 31. Steve Smith, 318- bale mower, good cond., $1500. NH 1725 trac., 528 hrs. w/4’ East Baton Rouge Parish; 225- 487-5885 or Paul Link 225-765-2358. Dallas Johnson, Oakdale, Allen Lawn Pride finishing mower, turf 654-2424. Page 16 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 1993 Austaff cane combine grass or leveling ground, $400. E. Int. side del. hay rake, field w/airbags, towing pkg., 150,000 Tangipahoa Parish; 985-229-4288. w/new Cummins engine, $10,000. McCollough, Pitkin, Vernon Parish; ready, $550. Jake Guillory, Ville miles, $2500; heavy-duty headache Shop made hay trailer, hauls 8 Tommy or Byrns, Bunkie, Avoyelles 337-718-9628 or 318-358-3329. Platte, Evangeline Parish; 337-789- rack w/winch, wrecker size, $500. large rd. bales, gooseneck hook-up, Parish; 318-452-7945 or 318-452- 1747. Bart, Welsh, Jeff Davis Parish; JD 4020 trac., standard shift, $900. Algy Irvin, Thibodaux, 5373. 337-526-8825. buggy top, $6500. Jerry Thompson, NH 254 rake/tedder, field ready, Lafourche Parish; 985-448-1101. JD 22’ 5x8 hyd. folding toolbar, Mangham, Richland Parish; 318- $2500. Harold Pickett Jr., Sulphur, 1980 Ford F-700 tandem w/roll E-Z Go golf cart, lift kit, mag $800. Tommy, Avoyelles Parish; 366-5254. Calcasieu Parish; 337-583-7632. trap & hyd. lift, $5000; ‘67 Ford F- rims, stereo, windshield, excel. 318-452-7945. JD 1050 trac., 33 hp, 5900 hrs., 600 tandem w/tarp & hyd. lift, shape, new batteries, $4000. Duane JD 4588 baler, mega wide pick- $3000. F. Frey, Iota, Acadia Parish; JD 2350 trac., 55 hp, ‘86 model, $3900; W & A folding 8-row hipper, Ledet, Ama, St. Charles Parish; up, net wrap, baled 2200 bales, 337-779-3444. ROPS/canopy, set of remote hyd., $1000; 4-row ripper buster, $800. R. $17,950. Richard Reed, 504-431-1743. T. Faulk, Monroe, Ouachita Parish; excel. cond., $8500. Duane Wilson, Washington, St. Landry Parish; 1997 Ford F-450 super duty WW 2-horse trailer, excel. 318-325-1685. Slaughter, East Feliciana Parish; 337-351-0134. diesel truck, long/flat bed, 5 spd., cond., $1500. Hope Himel, 225-978-5699. Hyster forklift, mast modified for 104,300 miles, $6500; ‘94 Ford F- Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish; Chopper disc, $600. Allen Dugas 3 pt. hook up on to trac. to stack hay 350 turbo diesel, 12’ flatbed, 5 985-345-1198. or load palletized items, $1200. spd., 190,983 miles, $5500. Dick Sr., Tickfaw, Tangipahoa Parish; CONTRACTOR Gooseneck stock trailer, 5’x16’, Denny Primeaux, Iowa, Calcasieu Thompson, Ferriday, Concordia 985-542-0252. older model needs minor work, Parish; 337-477-3648. EQUIPMENT Parish; 601-431-1797 or 318-336- Troy-Bilt hand tiller, $300; post- 9213. $800. Shari Hebert, Kaplan, hole digger, $200. A. Dugas Sr., Antique 1940 Ford 9N w/front- Vermilion Parish; 337-652-6200. end loader, $1650. Jim Bagot, Baton 2005 Cat 420D backhoe, 4x4, 2000 Dodge dually stretch cab, 6 Tickfaw, Tangipahoa Parish; 985- 2005 Exiss 4-horse trailer, used a Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish; 4/N/1 bucket, all original paint, spd., Cummins diesel engine, 542-0252. few times, 8’ short wall, insulated, 225-767-2292. farm use, excel. cond., $42,000. front-end drivers side damaged but a/c, hyd. jack, folding rear tack, M7040 Kubota trac., 4 wd, excel. Michael Dupre, Washington, St. fixable or great for parts, $3500. JD diesel 3.9 liter w/4 cyl. engine, elec. box, $18,000 nego. Scott cond., less than 250 hrs., A/C, Landry Parish; 337-351-0736. Clarence Moore, Kelly, Caldwell alt., turbine, radiator, starter, air Ferguson, Bunkie, Avoyelles AM/FM/CD radio, front-end loader, Parish; 318-649-6332 or 318-557- intake filter & water jacket heater, Parish; 318-359-4483. hay spear, rear wheel weights, 10’ Vermeer stump grinder, model 7150. $4400. R. Dupuy, Hessmer, Bush Hog brand bush hog, SC602, 650 hrs., $12,000 obo. (2) ‘09 bale trailers to haul rd. Avoyelles Parish; 318-597-0684. $36,000/all. Danny Tonagel, Abita Barry Wilcoxon, Plaquemine, (2) 10.00x20 truck tires, never bales, convenient side or rear load- Springs, St. Tammany Parish; 985- Wanted: good used front-end Iberville Parish; 225-659-5833. mounted, $160/1. Joey Zito, ing, 23’ dumps all bales at once 264-0445 or 985-630-8943. loader for NH 5030 trac. Denny Holden, Livingston Parish; 225- eliminating excessive moving & (2) angle blades for AC 21 or D8 777-5054. 1990 M7500 Kubota diesel Primeaux, Iowa, Calcasieu Parish; dozer, (1) w/dirt blade, (1) w/cut- handling, excel. cond., $5400. w/Bush Hog front-end loaders, 337-477-3648. ting blade, $2000/1. Eugene Dunn, 100 gal. truck fuel tank, L Wendall Middlebrooks, Eunice, Acadia Parish; 337-658-3106. $8500.Tommy Evans, Merryville, Wanted: JD 2940 trac. for parts, Columbia, Caldwell Parish; 318- shaped, 12v pump hose & trip noz- Beauregard Parish; 337-453-5303 or not running. Wilson Chiasson, 649-5105. zle, $300. Ray Champagne, 2001 Exiss 3-horse gooseneck 318-614-3618. Sunset, St. Landry Parish; 337-668- Raceland, Lafourche Parish; 985- trailer, 8’ wide & 10’ self- con- Sheep foot shell for SD70 4313. 805-1317. tained living quarters, mangers, 1973 JD 4430 quad range w/cab & Ingersoll compactor, $3500 nego. hayrack w/fitted tarp, $25,000. air, 565 Koyker loader & bucket, all Wanted: 14’ or 15’ bush hog, pre- John Matteo, Patterson, St. Mary 2008 Titan truck, 33,000 miles, Danny Williams, Winnsboro, tires are 90%, recently painted, del. fer 3 pt. hook-up. Billy Billeaud, Parish; 985-397-2905. book value $21,500 obo. Tony Frankin Parish; 318-272-0562. avail., $18,500. Les Enright, Sicily Lafayette, Lafayette Parish; 337- Templet, Baton Rouge, East Baton Island, Catahoula Parish; 318-282- 278-2282. Clark forklift, 20,000 lb. lift Rouge Parish; 225-356-2094. (2) 48’ insulated trailers, good 6299 or 318-389-5395. cap., excel. cond., recently painted, brakes & tires, $1200/1. William Wanted: (2) trac. tires 16.9x24 or $8000; power lifted forklift, 8000 1989 Freightliner truck COE Int. 484 diesel trac., 42 hp PTO, Hatcher, Kentwood, Tangipahoa 19.5x24; (2) trac. tires, 15.5x38 in lb. lift cap., excel. cond., recently 350 Cummins 10 spd., ‘77 Corinth (2) new rear tires, battery & 6’ bush Parish; 985-229-8361. good cond. John Sylvester, painted, $4000. Billy Haristy, hopper bottom, new tires, brakes & hog shredder, $6500. Chad Fontenot, Washington, St. Landry Parish; Crowley, Acadia Parish; 337-581- roll top, $8000/all. Dennis Scallan, 16’ cattle trailer, under shed, top Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish; 337- 337-363-7064. 0305. Plaucheville, Avoyelles Parish; good cond., $1700. S. Stewart, 831-0579. 318-922-3338. Franklinton, Washington Parish; MF 1100 trac., runs good, needs Lincoln Electric gas welding 985-773-2330. HAY machine, model Ranger 250, 9000 2000 ¾ ton 4x4 Chevy flat bed, clutch, $6500; Rhino 10’ hyd. blade, (35) cotton trailers, 8’-10’ wide, no hoses, $400; 4-row disc, heavy- EQUIPMENT watts, 12” Big Tex tandem wheel 154,000 miles, new transmission, trailer w/storage box, steel saw ‘10 3.8 cubic yd. tandem dump 24’-40’ long w/3 & 4 axles in duty, no cyl., $400. W. A. Strickland, excel. cond. for hay trailers, Mardi Caldwell Parish; 318-649-5274. horses, 200’ lead/ground, bottle trailer, $3500/1. Bud Evans, Elm 8’ Vicon hay cutter, needs apron, chariot, 100’ 20/30 amp. extension Grove, Bossier Parish; 318-746- Gras floats or strong crawfish Case IH 3950 disc, 25’, $8500. F. new bearings, field ready, $1000. cords & more, rigged for working, 6320. traps. del. avail., $750-$2350. T.L. Frey, Iota, Acadia Parish; 337-779- Shari Hebert, Kaplan, Vermilion $4000. Mike Demarie, Lake Enright, Sr., Sicily Island, 1990 school bus, diesel, overhaul 3444. Parish; 337-652-6200. Charles, Calcasieu Parish; 337- Catahoula Parish; 318-282-6299. & break job last year, 240,000 540-4685. 28’ Donahue trailer, tandem 3600 Ford trac., 42 hp, 5’ cutter, 5’ 10’ Bush Hog brand hay cutters, miles, excel. for camper or hay axle, unhinged & loaded off trac. 3 box blade, 5’ disc, new front-end & parts for sale, complete bar assem- wagon, $2400. Ronnie, pt. hitch, used to haul large bales of rear tires, $6000. Ronnie Fabacher, ble & others, $500; (2) ‘85 NH hay Youngsville, Lafayette Parish; 337- FARM hay, $1350. Francis Keller, Bunkie, Iota, Acadia Parish; 713-562-2019. baler, can be used for parts or put 856-8468. Avoyelles Parish; 318-201-8499. 1460 combine, low hrs., $4500. back in operation, $1000/1. Algy TRUCKS & Mike Keating, Broussard, Lafayette Irvin, Thibodaux, Lafourche RELATED Carpenter trailer, 4’x6’ w/sides Parish; 337-288-3899. Parish; 985-448-1101. & roof, includes (2) table saws, (3) PARTS TRAILERS, nail guns & compressor, $1300/all. 644 JD corn header, field ready, NH side del. hay rake, PTO driv- WAGONS & Darnell Guillory, Ville Platte, $4500. Carlos Polotzola, Melville, en, 3 pt. hitch, $400. Harold Evangeline Parish; 337-599-2420. St. Landry Parish; 337-566-3754. Laborde, Marksville, Avoyelles 1995 Chevy turbo western hauler EQUIPMENT Parish; 318-253-8252. 1-ton, diesel, $3500; ‘95 Ford 20’ Tung trailer w/8’ cage for 1710 8-row folding planter, Bronco, Eddie Bauer edition, good animals, wagon goes in back, $9000; 7010 8-row holding planter, Vermeer 504C trac., field ready, cond., $2500. Howard Magee, $1500; 12’ covered wagon $2000. Dudley Dauzat, Marksville, new belts, chains & sprockets, Tangipahoa, Tangipahoa Parish; 1999 CM 3-horse slant load trail- w/wooden wheels, $1500 nego; Avoyelles Parish; 318-729-0341. good cond., $1600. W. Keen, Abita 985-229-4288 or 985-514-2181. er, large dressing room & goose- homemade 20’ wagon, cage in Springs, St. Tammany Parish; 985- neck, $5000. Tommy Evans, 8’ Tiger flail mower w/new bear- front for mule, 12’ back for wagon, 871-1597. 1984 GMC General, 9 spd. ings, good blades, can cut grass as Merryville, Beauregard Parish; $1500 nego. Donald Meyers Sr., trans., 85,000 miles, runs great, 337-463-5303 or 318-614-3618. Perry, Vermilion Parish; 337-652- low as ½” from ground, mulches NH sq. hay baler, model 78, good rubber tires, $2500. Algy 9522. everything, $800; 8’, 3 pt. hook-up needs work on knotter, fair cond., Irvin, Thibodaux, Lafourche Gooseneck tandem dovetail, 24’ HD dirt blade, angle in all directions, $750; (2) sets of knotters. Mark Parish; 985-448-1101. wheel, $3500; homemade dump 70’ truck scale in pit, $5000. Tim $800; 16’ rotor hoe w/3 pt. hook-up, Manuel, Jennings, Jeff Davis trailer, 6 yds., tandem axle, $1500. Gautreau, New Iberia, Iberia excel. cond., good for planting rye Parish; 337-581-2893. 1998 Chevy 1-ton, 4 dr Howard Magee, Tangipahoa, Parish; 337-365-7007. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 17 (6) 6-ton stainless steel fert. Rouge Parish; 225-749-8727. cap. w/truck bed rails & installation Kiln drying services, 15¢/bd/ft. Schultz, Mansura, Avoyelles carts, $1000/1. Tim Gautreau, New kit, easy removal from truck bed, Bart Anderson, Slaughter, East Parish; www.thecedartrunk.com, Miller Matic 250 welding Iberia, Iberia Parish; 337-519- $325. Roland Fontenot, Ville Platte, Feliciana Parish; 225-654-3236. 318-613-2281 or 318-776-0531. machine, like new, very low hrs., 3335. Evangeline Parish; 337-599-2021. alum. set of attachments, $2500. T. (16) 28’ 2x4 roof trusses, never 5’ swing, treated wood, comfort- (5) Green chop wagons, Dugas, New Iberia, Iberia Parish; Heavy-duty livestock panels, 10’, used, 4x12 pitch, $1100. Michael able, strong, well made, $175. $2500/1. Brent Duncan, 337-380-3629. $57.5/1; 12’, $67.5/1; 4’ bow gates, Boone, Lecompte, Rapides Parish; Larry Fontenot, Denham Springs, Franklinton, Washington Parish; $95/1; 10’ bow gates, $135/1; 10’ New elec. PTO gen., 30KW, set- 318-613-6505. Livingston Parish; 225-939-8472. 985-839-9493. gate panels, $135/1. Jimmy up on trailer w/PTO shaft, runs (2) Carriere, Port Barre, St. Landry Planer, Foley Belsaw, $650; 10” Beautiful cypress patio furni- 2003 Exciss-ET 306 LQ trailer, households, $6500. Roland Pesson, Parish; 337-298-5943. Craftsman table saw, $300; assort- ture, swings, gliders, rockers, 7’x20’ w/6’ short wall, 3-horse Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish; ed lumber, pine, cedar & cypress, Adirondack chairs & tables, slant, sleeps 3, a/c, shower/comode 337-477-1283. 200 gal. fiberglass livestock water 50¢-$1/bd.ft.; lumber edger, $200 $150/1-up. Lester Bertrand, New combine, microwave, single sink, trough, $10. Bernard Darbonne, (2) single axle 4-ton cattle feed- obo. Lenora Basco, Flatwoods, Iberia, Iberia Parish; 337-256- 2-burner stove, refrig., folding rear Pollock, Grant Parish; 318-765- ers, $500/1; tandem axle 4-ton cattle Rapides Parish; 318-793-2055. 2151. tack, used very little, kept under 9415. feeder, $750. Brett Clark, Melville, shed, $18,000. John Dunn, Logs to lumber, your place or Windmills, 8’’, 10’’ & 15” tall, St. Landry Parish; 337-356-8167. Onan 4 kw twin cyl. gen., good Lecompte, Rapides Parish; 318- mine, 1xs, $300/1000/bd.ft.; 2xs, built w/4”x4”x1/4” treated pine, cond., $250. B. Darbonne, Pollock, 715-1488. 12’ I beam heavy-duty cattle $260/1000/bd.ft.; pine lumber $300, $400 & $600. Lyle Talbott, Grant Parish; 318-765-9415. guard, $400; 16’ railroad beam avail., 1xs, 60¢/bd./ft; 2xs, Iowa, Jeff Davis Parish; 337-764- 1994 C&M 3-horse slant trailer, heavy-duty cattle guards, $550. J. 9 5/6” x 3/8” casing, 24’-48’, 40¢/bd.ft. Glenn Dixon, Albany, 5755. red, walk-in tack room, new tires, McCollough, Pitkin, Vernon Parish; clean, $10/ft.; 2 3/8” tubing, clean, Livingston Parish; 225-209-4351. good cond., $3500 obo. Dean 337-718-9626 or 318-358-3329. 30’-32’ avg. lengths, $30/1. Mike Gentile, Port Allen, West Baton Top quality heart cypress lum- Towns, Arcadia, Bienville Parish; FROM THE Rouge Parish; 225-328-2198. 150 gal. diesel rd. tank, $100; 12v ber, will cut to order, $1/bf. Johnny 318-548-8501. stainless steel fuel pump, 15 GFM, Smith, Saline, Natchitoches Parish; Ornamental 1 or 2-horse hitch- FARM like new, $250; J.E. McCollough, Monarch shop lathe, 5’ center, 318-576-3549. ing wagon, red w/chrome embell- Pitkin, Vernon Parish; 337-718- single phase, 230V, extra chunks, ishments, wh. spoke wheels, 12’ 9628 or 318-358-3329. gears & etc., belt driven, $800. long, $5000 obo. Pete Rudesill, Rick, Covington, St. Tammany New metal building, Pearl River, St. Tammany Parish; 250 gal. above ground butane SEWING & Parish; 504-467-8986 or 985-893- 50’x100’x15’, red iron frame, 26 985-862-2155 or 225-610-4959. tank w/all connections, passes fed- 7334 p.m. FABRICS gauge galv. tin, will load, eral inspection, $250. Raphael 10’ 2-seat covered carriage, blk. $13,950. B. Dauzat, Effie, Young, Opelousas, St. Landry Troy Bilt shredder chipper, 8 hp, w/natural wood spokes & tounge, Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-9242. Parish; 337-331-0814. gas engine, all attachments, used (3) Dish cloths, hand-knitted, 100% single horse pull, great for parades times, $1000. Rick, Covington, St. cotton, includes postage, $3/1. Old fashioned lye soap, many or Sunday ride, $5000 obo. Pete 3000 gal. fiberglass tank w/suc- Tammany Parish; 504-467-8986 or Leanne Holton, Independence, scents, goat milk soap, lip balm, Rudesill, Pearl River, St. Tammany tion & discharge pump, elec. motor 985-893-7334 p.m. Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-6969. lotions, car air fresheners & sugar Parish; 985-862-2155 or 225-610- on 20’ trailer, $4000. Tom Richard, scrubs, call for prices. Kristen Quilts, all sizes, baby to king, 4959. Scott, Lafayette Parish; 337-280- Wanted: self feeder for cattle, Johnson, Grant, Allen Parish; $60/1-up; quilt tops, $20/1-up; 3747. single or double axle, any cond. Bert 318-634-7381. Lavergne, Scott, Lafayette Parish; king size afghans, $75/1. Mary Squeeze chute, never used, 337-230-4167. Fontenot, Ville Platte, Evangeline Home made candles in numer- FARM & heavy-duty, $1950. P. Watts, Parish; 337-363-7428. ous scents, 16 oz., $10.5/1 or LIVESTOCK Livingston, Livingston Parish; 225- Wanted: blueberry processing $20/2. Kristen Johnson, Grant, Hand crochet king size bed 686-1306. equipment. Jan Laborde, Allen Parish; 318-634-7381. SUPPLIES Franklinton, Washington Parish; spread, zig-zag pattern of light Power unit for wells, used to 985-795-9832. blue, dark blue, green & yellow, 14’ fiberglass pirogue, great flood crawfish/rice fields, Case IH $200 obo. Ivan Edwards, Ringgold, cond., $200. Duane Ledet, Ama, Cummins engine 6591T, 195 hp, Factory made elec. horse walker, Bienville Parish; 318-894-9586. St. Charles Parish; 504-431-1743. 5310 hrs. excel. cond., drive gear 2 spd., $700 obo. Carroll Hebert, De’Ran Drive, model G100A, 6.5 Duplessis, Ascension Parish; 225- FARM Walk-in cooler/freezer, 7’ tall, radio hp 100 @ 1760 RPM, SF 1.5, 610-7012. CRAFTS & 6’ wide & 8’ deep w/new com- 1 rotation, $8000. Jessica Fontenot, BUILDINGS pressor, stainless steel hanging Kifco ag-rain irrigation water Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish; 337- FOR SALVAGE WOODWORK meat hooks & (4) fold-up shelves, reel w/1250’ hose & Nielson Big 371-6972. $3000 obo. Ivan Edwards, Gun, shed kept, great cond., 9.4 Kva engine/generator, butane Ringgold, Bienville Parish; 318- $15,000. Steven Branch, Angie, Wood master 18” Planer/Molder 894-9586. or natural gas, 220/120 volt, single List your farm building for sal- Washington Parish; 985-848-2224. rip saw, many accessories, spiral phase, emergency transfer panel, vage here!! head, $4200. Jack Jenkins, Homemade soap from all natu- (3) 24”x20” steel pipe, $200/1; battery charger & batteries, $1800. Slaughter, East Feliciana Parish; ral ingredients, long lasting that (3) 22”x20’ steel pipe, $200; (1) 20’ Robert Dupuy, Hessmer, Avoyelles 225-270-7480. lathers & moistures your skin, metal post w/light, $450; 30’ metal Parish; 318-597-0684. numerous scents, $4/bar, large most w/3 lights, $550. Vince Butane gas tank, 250 gal., above Cajun microwave, small, $150; order discounts, free samples. Larussa, Loranger, Tangipahoa the ground, 30” diameter, $200. LUMBER & medium, $160; large, $180; craw- Lori McCallum, St. Francisville, Parish; 985-878-4571. Melvin Clause, Carencro, Lafayette SAWING fish tables, $180/1. Larry Marks, West Feliciana Parish; Set of 3 pt. hitch Picou joints, old Parish; 337-896-6158. Mansura, Avoyelles Parish; 318- [email protected] or kind, good metal, $100; old antique 253-5159. 225-938-8922. 48” attic fan, B.G. Denton, Jena, anvil on stand, 225 lbs., been used Lasalle Parish; 318-992-4504. Sawmilling services, on or off- (2) retro metal lawn chairs, need Fresh goat milk soaps & skin to shoe horses, $175. Dennis refinishing, $100/all; retro ‘50 care products, lavender, honey Castleberry, Denham Springs, Antique sickle mower, mule site avail., prices per board foot based on type of tree. Tony lawn mover, push rotary type, $50. cream & rosemary soaps, lip Livingston Parish; 225-243-4857. drawn, $250; antique mule drawn Ivan Edwards, Ringgold, Bienville balm, facial moisturizer & more. hay rake, $250; antique hand operat- Fontenot, Duson, Lafayette Parish; 2 7/8’ drill stem pipe, per joint, Parish; 318-894-9586. Dawn Rogers, Loranger, ed ear corn sheller, $45; antique 337-873-3807 or 337-280-3326. del. avail., $30. Jason Newchurch, Tangipahoa Parish; wood pea sheller, $425; (25) metal Aromatic cedar furniture, rusty Livonia, Pointe Coupee Parish; 225- Heavy-duty circular sawmill, www.bainne.webs.com or 985- quart cans of motor oil, $7/1. John, cedar log patio and dinette sets, 235-5071. large Cummins diesel engine, (2) 974-7994. Independence, Tangipahoa Parish; saws, (1) 45” & (1) 42” to be dis- $475/1-up; 2’-5’ rd. & flat top (250) 12” pipe, 10,000’ wall car- 225-200-0877. mantled & hauled away, $3500. cedar chest, $250/1-up; 2”, 3” & 4” Large commercial motorized bon steel pipe, 28’-30’ long, $12/ft.; sq. & rd. post rockers, $125- earthworm harvester, 16 gauge Blacksmith coal, $35/100 lb. Hershel Frazier, DeQuincy, (219) new 8” wall carbon steel pipe, $285/1; 2’, 4’, 5’ & 6’ porch steel drum w/different screen sack. Buddy Leonard, Covington, Calcasieu Parish; 337-786-2237. 2000’ avail., $7/ft.; pipe 36”, (375) swings & glider swings, $85- sizes which separate bed run St. Tammany Parish; 985-892-1137. wall carbon steel pipe, 30’, 40’ & Cypress lumber, cut to order, $295/1; baby & used rockers, $50 worms from mature worms, $600 50’ long, great culverts, $45/ft. Joey Fifth wheel hitch, RBW $1/bd/ft. Reese Smith, DeRidder, & $60/1; kids & adults picnic nego. Jimmy Young, Eunice, or Chris, Port Allen, West Baton Industries brand, 18,000 lb. towing Beauregard Parish; 337-375-2550. tables, $110-$295/1. Wayne Acadia Parish; 337-457-5053. Page 18 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 Blueberry & mayhaw jelly 10 gal. milk can, metallic brown Parish; 318-894-9586. Mahaffey, Oberlin, Allen Parish; 985-474-5707. pints, $6/1. Jan Laborde, w/gold trim, no lid, good cond., 337-639-4844. Franklinton, Washington Parish; $35; 3 gal. ceramic churn w/dash- Whirlpool 30-gal. hot water Auto. transfer switch, 16 cir- 985-795-9832. er, $35. Ivan Edwards, Ringgold, heater, 4 mos., Norcold refrigera- 15 kw driven generator, $1500. cuit, 200 AMP, never used, $750. Bienville Parish; 318-894-9586. tor/freezer, 8 cu. ft., owners man- George Franklin, Covington, St. Simpson Neal, Loranger, Commercial juicer, like new, ual, Frostek 240 freezer, all oper- Tammany Parish; 985-893-4821. Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-2418. used once, $250. J. Laborde, Vintage 1918 wall telephone, ate on propane, cash, $300/all. Franklinton, Washington Parish; all wooden hand ringer, $175 obo. Buford Landreneau, Ville Platte, Assorted homemade jams & Wanted: bottle collector to 985-795-9832. Ivan Edwards, Ringgold, Evangeline Parish; 337-461-5282. jellies, 8 oz. jar $4/1; 16-oz. jar, trade or sell bottles. Cleve Smith, Bienville Parish; 318-894-9586. $6/1. B. Walters, Mount Hermon, Eunice, St. Landry Parish; 337- Home ground corn meal, Pickled green beans & okra, Washington Parish; 985-839- 457-9691. ground by century old grist mill, Walk-in cooler/freezer w/new spicy & mild, 16 oz. jar, $4/1. 5421. pick-up only, 80¢/lb. Tommy compressor, stainless steel hang- Daniel Lipscomb, Springfield, Wanted: any size old sugar or Rankin, 301 S. 16 St., Mer Rouge, ing meat hooks, (4) fold-up Livingston Parish; 985-969-2864. Walk-in cooler, 12’x12’, 220 syrup kettles. Kathy, Baton Morehouse Parish; 71261; 318- shelves, 7’x6’x8’, $3000 obo. I. electrical, $1100. Scott Chatelain, Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish; 647-5735 or 318-235-6918. Edwards, Ringgold, Bienville Mayhaw jelly pints, $6/1. R. Montpelier, St. Helena Parish; 225-200-3433. Urban farm program teaches youth entrepreneurship

The LSU AgCenter and the City to come do it,” said Robinson. vide nutrition information. “We of Shreveport are collaborating in Before the school year ended, had a lot of squash, and when we an educational farm program that staff from the LSU AgCenter Red put recipes out, it sold faster,” has taught six teens how to be River Research Station plowed the Holmes said. They sold can- entrepreneurs. land so the youth could plant okra, taloupes both in halves and whole Valencia Park Farm, located at cucumbers, collards, purple hull to accommodate different buyers. one of Shreveport’s Public peas, squash, tomatoes, can- “There were so many bell pep- Assembly and Recreation centers, taloupe, watermelon and Swiss pers, we made stuffed bell pep- provides an agricultural teaching chard. Their herb garden has mint, pers,” he added. and demonstration site with the rosemary and lemon basil. Lewis Word of mouth has worked, too. goal of increasing food production said it is for decoration and aroma. “Collards sold slow at first, and in Caddo Parish, said Grace The young team created a mar- after people tasted them, the word Peterson, LSU AgCenter family keting plan, learned processing spread,” Lewis said. nutrition program agent. and packaging, and delivered “I am really amazed with the The farm is the site of the Urban fliers. youth that come every other day,” Youth Farm Program that taught LSU AgCenter horticulturist said Shalon Lewis, manager of horticulture, nutrition and entre- Denyse Cummins designed the Valencia Park Community Center. preneurial skills to six 14- and 15- farm layout and planting schedule “They live in the area, and the year-olds. The youth learned how and provided horticulture educa- project gives them ownership to to grow and prepare vegetables, tion for the youth. this community and the communi- and they developed a neighbor- Guest speakers taught them ty center park. hood farmers market. about business and marketing. “They feed the community,” she Developing the market taught Ruby Small of the Mooretown added. “I am so proud of the farm valuable job skills and addressed Community Faith Garden, who is and the community for supporting the issue of access to healthful involved with the Dress for the youth.” food by offering the neighborhood Success program, taught the The youth also have learned residents affordable produce at a importance of wearing the right team building, Shalon Lewis said. convenient location, Peterson said. kind of clothes for job interviews. “They know how to work together “We also provided nutrition edu- Jason Brady of Wine Country and know what each other’s strong cation and healthy recipes.” Bistro buys produce every points are.” On June 30, the six teenagers Tuesday. “They’re the best col- They know about irrigation, completed an eight-week program lards I’ve ever had in my entire math and measurements, insects at the farm. life,” Brady said. and arriving on time – “lifelong David Holmes, Brandon Lewis and Dontaveous Robinson “These young people learned “It’s good to know that we grew skills they’ll be using but they weigh squash they harvested during the continuation of the about horticulture, nutrition and what’s in a restaurant,” Lewis don’t know it yet,” Shalon Lewis Urban Youth Farm Program that taught horticulture, nutri- marketing,” Peterson said. “They said. said. tion and entrepreneurial skills to six 14- and 15-year-olds in managed a quarter-acre farm and Brady donated fig, persimmon “This keeps me out of trouble Shreveport this summer. (Photo by Mary Ann Van Osdell.) developed a neighborhood farmers and pear trees and plans to provide and teaches me more for when I market that was open to the neigh- bay laurel trees. return to school,” Brandon Lewis “We’ll cook what they’ve pro- said, adding that the youth will do borhood once a week.” Various groups have come for said. duced and go to the city council a market survey to plan for the fall Three of them, all 15 years old – tours, helping teens learn commu- “It gives me something else to meeting, show interaction and garden. David Holmes, Brandon Lewis nication skills. do besides basketball,” Holmes how good this program is,” Brady The farm also will be a training and Dontaveous Robinson – want- “I like to teach kids and tell them said. said. ground for adult urban farmers in ed to continue working at the farm why they should have a garden,” The young entrepreneurs are Peterson said the youth will have the future, she added. through the summer and beyond, Holmes said. “Once they see it, looking forward to having lunch at a food demonstration and taste test For more information, call Peterson said. they’ll want to do it.” Wine Country Bistro followed by for the community in August. Grace Peterson at 318-741-7430, “I didn’t want it to be shut down, Participants also have learned a presentation at the Shreveport Profit from the farm will be used ext. 1503, or gpeterson@agcen- and I want to inspire other people how to sell their produce and pro- City Council meeting in August. for more seeds and tools, Peterson ter.lsu.edu. Notice - new Market Bulletin categories Notice... This could be your last issue! The Louisiana Market Bulletin has added two by the individual leasing the building/land and new classified ad categories to its advertising not represented by by real estate agents. Your Market Bulletin may soon be expiring. Check your section. "Rural Properties for Rent or Lease" "Farm Buildings for Salvage" could mean old expiration date, which is printed on your mailing label on features properties (houses, structures and/or wooden barns, farm houses, metal buildings or page 1. Send renewal, with current mailing label, 6-8 weeks fields) that are for rent but they must include 10 abandoned chicken houses, etc., available for before expiration to assure continuous delivery of your acres of land or more. Properties must be owned tear down/re-use purposes or scrap. Market Bulletin. Renewal form may be found on page 2. August 11, 2011 MARKET BULLETIN Page 19 Slow cooking meals for busy families

Source: “Slow Cooker Meals” by Neal Bertrand For more information about the book visit www.cypressCovePublishing.com

Barbecue Pulled Pork Sandwiches Chicken Cassiatore #1 1 tbsp. vegetable oil 1 (16 oz.) can jellied cranberry sauce 1 (3 ½ lb.) boneless pork 1 (12 oz.) bottle chili sauce 1 large onion, sliced thin 2 cloves garlic, minced shoulder roast 2 tbsp. minced chipotle peppers in 1 1/2 lbs. skinless, boneless chick- 1 tsp. oregano 1 tsp. salt adobo sauce or 1 tsp. cayenne pepper en breasts 1/2 tsp. basil ½ tsp. black pepper 12 to 16 hamburger buns, split 2 (6 oz.) cans tomato paste 1 bay leaf 1 cup chopped onion 8 oz. fresh sliced mushrooms 1/4 cup dry white wine Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Season pork w/salt & 1/2 tsp. salt, ¼ tsp. pepper 1/4 cup water black pepper. Add pork to skillet and cook for 6-8 minutes or until browned on both sides. Place pork and onion in cooker and cover, Place sliced onion in bottom of slow cooker, and add chicken. Stir cook on low for 7-9 hours or until meat is tender. Remove pork and together tomato paste, mushrooms, salt, pepper, garlic, herbs, white onion with slotted spoon, place on plate, reserving 1 cup liquid. wine and water. Spread over chicken. Cover and cook on low for 7- Discard remaining liquid. Return reserved liquid, cranberry sauce, 9 hours, or on high for 3-4 hours. Serve over hot spaghetti or vermi- chili sauce and chipotle peppers to slow cooker. Stir to combine. celli. Makes 4 servings. Shred pork, stir shredded pork and onion into slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 15-20 minutes or until heated through. Divide pork mixture evenly among buns.

Chicken and Cheesy Macaroni Chicken Tortilla Casserole 4 whole boneless chicken breasts, 1 (10 3/4 oz.) can cream of 1 ½ lbs. chicken breast, or 1 (10.5 oz.) can cream of celery cooked in skillet and cut in 1” pieces mushroom soup your favorite parts, cut into soup (reserve 1/4 cup broth) 2 (4 oz.) cans mild green bite size pieces 1 (10.5 oz.) can chicken broth 10 (6”) flour tortillas, cut in strips chilies, chopped Salt and pepper, to taste 1 (8 oz.) package of your about ½” wide and 2” long 1 egg ½ large bell pepper, chopped favorite shredded cheese 2 med. sized onions, chopped 1 cup low fat cheddar cheese, 1 small onion, chopped 2 cups elbow macaroni 1 tsp. canola oil grated 1 (10 3/4 oz.) can chicken broth Brown chicken in skillet and season well, add all ingredients (except Pour reserved chicken broth in slow cooker sprayed with non-fat cook- cheese and macaroni) to slow cooker, stir, cover and cook on low for ing spray. Scatter half the tortilla strips in bottom of slow cooker. Mix two hours. Cook macaroni on stove according to package directions. remaining ingredients together, except the second half of the tortilla Then add macaroni and cheese to slow cooker, stir well until cheese strips and the cheese. Layer half the chicken mixture into the cooker, is melted and serve immediately. followed by the other half of the tortillas, followed by the rest of the chicken mix. Cover. Cook on low 4-6 hours or on high 3-5 hours. Add the cheese to the top of the dish during the last 20-30 minutes of cook- ing. Uncover and allow casserole to rest 15 minutes before serving. Potato Chedder Cheese Soup 6-10 potatoes, peeled and cubed 1/8 tsp. white pepper Peach Cobbler 1/2 cup vegetable broth 2 cups milk, heated 1 cup water 1 cup shredded sharp or ched- 2 lbs. fresh or canned peaches, sliced 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon 1 large onion, finely chopped dar cheese 2/3 cups oats (oatmeal) 1/4 tsp. nutmeg 1/2 tsp. garlic powder Paprika 2/3 cup flour 3/4 cup softened butter Place potatoes, broth, water, onion and garlic powder in slow cooker. 2/3 cup light brown sugar Cover and cook on low 7-9 hours or on high for 4-6 hours. Mash potatoes, leaving them a bit lumpy. Stir in pepper and milk a little at If using canned peaches, drain liquid and place in the slow cooker. In a time. Add cheese. Cook until cheese has melted, about 5 minutes. a small bowl, combine oats, flour, brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg Add more milk depending if you’d like a thinner or creamier soup. and pour over the peaches. Add the butter and stir until crumbly. Cook Garnish each serving with paprika. Makes 4 servings. Cooked in a 4 on low for 3 hours. quart slow cooker. Page 20 MARKET BULLETIN August 11, 2011 Agriculture fueling economic development

1.. Foster Farms iin Farmerviilllle and DG Foods iin Bastrop- poulltry processiing 2.. ConAgra Foods Lamb Weston iin Dellhii- sweet potato processiing 3.. Bruce Foods iin New IIberiia- pllant iimprovements 4.. Myriiant Technollogiies iin Lake Proviidence- biiobased succiiniic aciid pllant (biiofuells) 5.. Aquatiic Energy iin Lake Charlles- allgae pllant (biioenergy) 6.. Georgiia-Paciifiic iin Port Hudson- advanced paper makiing 7.. Kennedy Riice Dryers iin Mer Rouge- riice export 8.. South Louiisiiana Raiill Faciilliity iin Lacassiine- graiin export 9.. New Orlleans Colld Storage iin New Orlleans- poulltry exports at Port of New Orlleans 10.. Tyson//Syntrolleum iin Gramercy- synthetiic fuells 11.. Monsanto iin Lulliing- pllant iimprovements 12.. Louiis Dreyfus iin Baton Rouge- graiin ellevator at Port of Greater Baton Rouge 13.. Zagiis USA iin Lacassiine- cotton Tubbs Rice Dryers expanded spiinniing faciilliity their Mer Rouge facility by 60,000 bushels with a new $4 14.. Louiisiiana Sugar Refiiniing LLC grain elevator. iin Gramercy- a new sugar refiinery,, Commissioner Mike Strain cooperatiive endeavor between and other dignitaries attend- Cargiillll,, IImperiiall Sugar Co.. and ed the Aug. 1 grand opening. Sugar Growers & Refiiners IInc.. Pictured from left, Plant Manager Steve Henderson, 15.. IIFG Port Holldiings iin Lake Blake Tubbs, State Rep. Charlles-graiin ellevator at Port of Bubba Chaney, Strain, Rep. Lake Charlles Sam Little, Senator Mike Walsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Agriculture and Forestry “Overall global demand for age capacity is now 4 million at that location, said Larry Larry Tubbs, Rep. Jim Commissioner Mike Strain, agriculture is growing dramati- bushels and increases the speed Tubbs, presidents of Tubbs Rice Tucker. Top right, a list of D.V.M., said the addition of a cally,” Strain said. “This type of at which it can accept products. Dryers. “This volume is neces- large-scale agro-economic $4 million grain elevator to the infrastructure builds on our “The addition at the Mer sary to keep our customer’s projects undertaken in the Tubbs Rice Dryers complex in ability in Louisiana to extract Rouge facility will give us a trucks in the field and avoid log state within the last three Mer Rouge is the latest in a long maximum value for our prod- 60,000 bushel per hour total jams that occur when wet grain list of agro-economic improve- ucts.” dump capacity and 16,000 comes in faster than we can years. ment projects in the state. Tubbs Rice Dryers’ grain stor- bushel per hour drying capacity dry.” USDA officials meet with farmers and ranchers in Thibodaux United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) economies and help agriculture.” Deputy Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Linda Zaunbrecher, a rice farmer from Vermilion Environment Ann Mills met with a group of Louisiana Parish, said saltwater intrusion is a becoming a major farmers and ranchers in Thibodaux Aug. 1 to learn what problem in the coastal rice growing parishes. improvements could made to federal policies to benefit “My issue is always saltwater intrusion,” Zaunbrecher the state’s agriculture. said. “If we have saltwater intrusion, we’ll have fewer Kevin Norton, Louisiana’s state conservationist with farmers in Vermilion Parish.” the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, was Anne Blanchet, a cattle producer from Vermilion also part of the fact finding effort. Parish, said she would like to see revised meat industry About 30 agricultural producers, including cattle, aqua- regulatory policies. culture and row crop farmers were invited to the “Rural “We market directly to our customers and we do that by Roundtable” held at the Wetlands Acadian Cultural selling a share of an animal but marketing at retail starts Center. to become complicated and expensive on the small scale Mills said the meeting’s purpose was for federal offi- that we operate,” Blanchet said. cials to learn more about rural economies and agriculture. Other producers who attended the meeting included “I came here to listen,” Mills said. “Senior officials are Jeff Durand of St. Martin Parish, Antwain Downs and visiting communities to better understand how the feder- Harper Armstrong of Morehouse Parish and Cecil al government can more effectively boost rural Ramagos of Iberville Parish. Ann Mills