LXXXVII - No. 9 September 2012 On the Horizon Just a friendly re- Mountain State Fair offers family fun Sept. 7-16 minder that the deadlines The 2012 Mountain State Vinyl Brothers Big Band to enter competitions for Fair promises to live up to its and more. Bands perform the N.C. State Fair are theme of “Squeals, Thrills throughout the day. fast approaching. and Ferris Wheels” with The Heritage Music The deadline to enter plenty of fun activities, mu- Stage will feature bluegrass any of the livestock com- sical entertainment, rides, and traditional Appala- petitions is Wednesday, crafts, food and agricultural chian music nightly at 7 Sept. 15. shows planned for the whole p.m. The Pepsi Music Stage The deadline to en- family. features daily performances ter the Folk Festival is The fair runs Sept. 7-16 by musician Leon Jacobs Jr. Monday, Sept. 24 and the at the Western N.C. Ag Cen- The Mountain State entry deadline for horti- ter in Fletcher. Fair has a long history culture and fl ower and “Even more entertain- of hosting engaging and garden competitions is ment and activities are educational shows. Magi- Friday, Sept. 27. planned for this year’s fair,” cian Brad Matchett brings The deadline for the said Agriculture Commis- agriculture to life in his remaining categories cov- sioner Steve Troxler. “You entertaining Agricadabra ering handicrafts, foods, won’t want to miss Western Presents: The Science of Ag art, clothing and home North Carolina’s premier ag- show where kids of all ages furnishings is Friday, ricultural event.” will learn about our state’s Sept. 20, by 5 p.m. The Mountain State Fair leading industry. To fi nd out more about celebrates the traditions and With the return of the the competitions, check heritage of mountain crafters popular Mooternity Ward out the online premium and entertainers, featuring a exhibit, some fairgoers will books at www.ncstate- clogging competition, a daily get to witness the miracle fair.org. Click on the link Mountain Music Festival of a live calf birth. A team for competitions. There and handmade items from lo- of agriculture students and are two premium books cal crafters. veterinarians will be on this year, one for live- Two additions to this Kiddie and thrill rides are among the many attractions fair- hand to assist expectant stock entries and a second year’s lineup will bring ex- goers looks forward to at the Mountain State Fair. cows with deliveries. Videos one for everything else. treme sports excitement to explaining the birth also Advance State Fair ad- the fairgrounds. The Profes- A number of fair favorites entertain them with three stream throughout the day mission, ride and concert sional Rodeo Cowboys As- return to entertain visitors. stages dedicated to local and for fairgoers who are not on tickets can also be pur- sociation Rodeo will be held Among the popular return- regional talent. The Bojan- hand for a live birth. chased on the website. Monday, Sept. 10, through ing acts are the Kenya Safari gles Music Stage features a Naturalist and educa- Buy early to save. Thursday, Sept. 13, at 6 p.m. Acrobats, the Hogway Speed- variety of acts performing a tor Carlton Burke’s Wild in the Stampede Corral. way Racing Pigs, chainsaw variety of musical styles. Encounters show in the Da- The Haywood Community artist Dan Smathers and Di- Among the performers are vis Event Center gives fair- College Timber Sports Team xie Starlight Express, a cho- Nikki Talley, Nuthin Fancy, goers a chance to see and will demonstrate lumberjack reographed precision eques- Leigh Glass Band, Old North learn more about wild ani- skills at 1:30, 4:30 and 7:30 trian team. State, Kayla McKinney, Bud- mals. Show times are 5:30, p.m. Friday, Sept. 7, through Fairgoers who are into dy K Big Band, Michelle Lee, (See MSFair, pg. 2) Sunday, Sept. 9. music will fi nd plenty to Sharkadelics, Tom Fish, The From the tractor by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler ilar situations, which really nomic times. I would love to 10 perpetual conservation signifi ed a bigger crisis to me. see even more funding for easements. In addition, To me, I saw our rich, ADFPTF grants because I funding was provided to fertile farmland coming un- think the needs are defi nite- counties looking to beef up der attack, with little in the ly there, but I am proud that their Voluntary Agricul- way of defenders. And the we continue to chip away at tural District programs. loss of farmland meant a this issue in North Carolina. More than 900 acres of loss also of future produc- We recently awarded more farm and forest land will tion opportunities since than $2 million to help com- be protected through the developed land rarely re- munities across the state pro- conservation easements. turns to its natural state. tect farmland and promote Commissioner Troxler In total, since 2005 when One of the ways we have agricultural enterprises. It is the trust fund started, Protecting farmland is worked to slow the loss estimated that these projects more than 8,500 acres of one of my major priorities as of farms and farmland in will have a total economic im- working lands have been Agriculture Commissioner. North Carolina is by pro- pact of $11.6 million across protected across the state. Not too many years ago, North viding grants through the 40 counties, with every re- We still have a lot Carolina led the country in Agricultural Development gion of the state represented. of work to do, but we the loss of farms – a distinc- and Farmland Preservation A total of 20 projects re- have tremendous sup- tion that I was not proud of. Trust Fund. We have been ceived funding in the latest port from our counties But we were not alone in extremely fortunate to re- grant cycle. Among them and conservation groups, the loss of farms and farm- ceive funding from the N.C. were three agricultural which is encouraging. land to development. Other General Assembly for the plans, seven agricultural states were experiencing sim- trust fund even in tough eco- development projects and (See ADFPTF, pg. 2) Page 2 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW September 2012

27,000 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $1,367.27 or 4 cents per copy. Bucolic briefs Brian Long ...... Editor DIVISIONS The Tarheel Barrel and Roper Association will hold a series of horse shows with classes for all ages at Andrea E. Ashby ...... Mng. Editor Agronomic ...... Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise Lockamy Stables and Arena in Benson. Events include pole bending, barrels, goat tying and breakaway Danette Jernigan ...... Ads & Emergency Programs ...... Sharron Stewart roping. Divisions are assisted. Following are upcoming show dates: Sept. 1 and Oct. 6. All shows start at Circulation Mgr. Food Distribution ...... Gary Gay Jen Nixon ...... Staff Writer Food & Drug ...... Dan Ragan 10 a.m. Cost is $7 per event; association membership is $20. For more, call Shannon and Melody Lockamy Paul Jones...... Staff Writer Human Resources ...... Ben Harward at 919-894-5719 or 291-3295 or 291-3294. Marketing ...... Tom Slade *** AGRICULTURAL REVIEW (ISSN Meat & Poultry Inspection ...Don Delozier The N.C. Simmental Association Fall Harvest Sale will be held Sept. 1 at noon at the Shuffl er Sale 07445466) is published 11 times a year N.C. Forest Service ...... Wib Owen Facility in Union Grove. Bulls, cows, bred and open heifers of Simmental and SimAngus genetics will be with a combined November/December N.C. State Fair ...... Wesley Wyatt issue by the N.C. Department of Agricul- available. For more, contact Jennie Rucker at 336-58-1679 or go to www.ncsimmental.com. Plant Industry ...... Gene Cross ture and Consumer Services, 2 W. Eden- *** Property & Construction ...... Kent Yelverton ton St., Raleigh, NC 27601. Second-class The New Bern Farmers Market is looking for producers of farm and farm related products to be Public Affairs ...... Brian Long postage paid at Raleigh, N.C. vendors at the market. The New Bern market is open every Saturday all year. For more information, Research Stations ...... Dr. Sandy Stewart POSTMASTER: Send address changes Soil & Water Conservation ...Patricia Harris contact Julie McKeon at 252-637-4172. and classifi ed advertising to Standards ...... Stephen Benjamin *** AGRICULTURAL REVIEW, 1001 Mail Statistics ...... Dee Webb (interim) The 9th Annual Equestrian Exchange Tack Consignment Sale will be held through Sept 3 at the Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699- Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette Holshouser Building, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh. Participants can buy or sell anything related to 1001. Veterinary ...... Dr. David Marshall equestrian sport, including tack, show clothing, barn supplies and riding gear. All disciplines of riding AGRICULTURAL REVIEW is printed represented. Consignors earn 75 percent of all sold. Nonprofi t equestrian organizations, 4H clubs and in interest of the farmers of the State and Chief Deputy Commissioner: is sent free to residents upon request. therapeutic riding centers are encouraged to participate. Regular show hours with free admission are N. David Smith Jr. Sept. 1 and 2, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. and Sept. 3, noon - 6 p.m. Consignors can pick up unsold items between 10 PHONE: 919-707-3001 Assistant Commissioners: a.m. and 9 p.m. Sept. 5. For more, contact Lynn Beeson 336-362-6248 or Tanya Wright 540-977-1950 or Howard Isley Steve Troxler go to www.EquestrianExchange.com David McLeod *** Commissioner Wib Owen The N.C. Cattlemen’s Association and the N.C. Cooperative Extension are offering a workshop Sept. Dr. Richard Reich 29 at the Center for Environmental Farming Systems in Goldsboro for women who would like more information and hands-on experience with cattle. Items covered during the event include low-stress cattle handling; proper techniques for vaccinating, deworming and eartagging; nutrition and pasture MSFair management; and calving, normal presentations and diffi culties. The free workshop is limited to 20 women (Cont’d from pg. 1) and the selection will be made Aug. 27. Interested participants must submit an application by 5 p.m. on Aug. 24 to Jeannette Moore at NCSU Box 7621, Raleigh, NC 27695-7621, email to Jeannette_Moore@ 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. daily. ncsu.edu, or fax to 919-515-8753. Two other returning acts will likely leave fairgoers *** scratching their heads, wondering, “How did they do that?” An Acidifi ed Foods School for Entrepreneurs will be held Oct. 3-5 at the Holiday Inn Asheville-Biltmore Comedy hypnotist Mike Bishop will get people to forget West. The class is offered by the N.C. State University Department of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition their names, become an Elvis impersonator and even think Sciences Extension program. The deadline to register is Sept. 26. For more, contact Lisa Gordon at 919- 515-2760 or email at [email protected]. the hypnotist has disappeared before their eyes. Shows are *** at 3, 5 and 7 p.m. Fridays through Sundays, and 5 and 7 The North Carolina chapter of Re-Run, a nonprofi t organization that places ex-racehorses into adoptive p.m. Monday through Thursday on the Got to Be NC Stage. homes, now has thoroughbred racehorses available for adoption. Thoroughbreds are versatile and do Equally mesmerizing are the extreme illusions and es- well in any number of disciplines including shows, events, fox hunting or pleasure riding, according to cape shows by Josh Knotts and Lea. This mix of Las Vegas- Elizabeth Macdonald with Re-Run. For more, go to www.rerun.org or contact Elizabeth Macdonald at [email protected]. style grand illusions and daring escapes also includes par- *** ticipation by audience members. Check out the shows at 4, 6 and 8 p.m. Fridays through Sundays and 6 and 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday on the Got to Be NC Stage. Preventing and managing food recalls will be Fairgoers will also want to check out the livestock shows when they visit. See kids and adults and their best the focus of September NCDA&CS workshop farm animals in competition in McGough Arena, the Live- stock Arena and at the livestock barns throughout the fair. The N.C. Department of Agriculture The workshop will feature presenta- Advance tickets are on sale through Sept. 6 at area In- and Consumer Services and the N.C. Food tions from retailers, health offi cials, food gles stores, the WNC Ag Center, the WNC Farmers Market Safety and Defense Task Force will host a inspectors and NCDA&CS staff. Topics in- in Asheville and online at www.mountainfair.org. Advance workshop Sept. 19 in Raleigh on prevent- clude the economics of a food recall, a re- tickets are $6 for adults and $2 for kids 6 through 12 and ing and managing food recalls. The event tailer’s perspective, communicating a recall seniors 65 and older. That is a savings of $1 off each ticket. is tailored for home-based food businesses, to your customers and the public, common Ride coupons are $6 for a book of 12 tickets, half the price shared-use kitchens, food and meat pro- and avoidable mistakes in the food safety if purchased during the fair. The fair is also offering the cessing facilities and co-packers. chain, seafood safety hazards, foodborne Family Fun Pack for $30, which includes fi ve admission “A food recall can be damaging for any disease outbreak prevention and prevent- tickets, tickets for four rides and discount coupons for fair food business, but particularly for new and ing intentional food contamination. vendors. smaller companies,” said NCDA&CS food The cost for the workshop is $20, which In addition, fairgoers can save money and help feed the business specialist Annette Dunlap. “For- includes lunch and materials. The deadline hungry by attending Wednesday, Sept. 12, for Ingles Day tunately, there are several steps food entre- for registration is Sept. 12. For more infor- at the Mountain State Fair. Fairgoers get free fair admis- preneurs can take to prevent a recall from mation or to register, go to www.ncagr.gov/ sion with fi ve cans of Laura Lynn brand food from Ingles. happening and prepare for a recall if it does markets/agribiz/, or call Annette Dunlap at Food collected is donated to the Manna Food Bank. occur.” 919-707-3117. For more information, go to www.mountainfair.org or call 828-687-1414. 2012 Fall Feeder Calf Sales Horse Events

Sept. 5 ...... WNC Regional Livestock Center, Canton. Sale coor- Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, 919-733-4845 dinator John Queen, 828-421-3446. Sept. 1 & 2 ...... NCDCTA Dressage Show. Contact Olga Wagner, 919-225-8700. Sept. 6 ...... Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood. Sale Sept. 7 & 8 ...... N.C. State Charity Classic. Contact Bill Whitley, 919-481-4675. coordinator Steve Lemons, 704-983-3987. Sept. 12-15 ...... N.C. State Championship Show. Contact Bill Whitley, 919-481-4675. Sept. 11 ...... Sampson County Livestock Arena, Clinton. Sale Sept. 21-23 ...... N.C. Quarter Horse Futurity. Contact Judy Sullivan, 704-442-8304. coordinator Paul Gonzalez, 910-592-7161. Sept. 28-30 ...... NCHJA “C” Outdoors. Contact Joan Petty, 919-669-9877. Sept. 13 ...... Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood. Sale Sept. 28-30 ...... Special Olympics. Contact Kelly Vaughn, 919-719-7662. coordinator Steve Lemons, 704-983-3987. Oct. 3-27 ...... N.C. State Fair Horse Shows. Contact Sheri Bridges, 919-839-4701. Sept. 20 ...... Harward Brothers Livestock Market, Statesville. Sale Nov. 2-4 ...... NCHJA “C” Indoors. Contact Joan Petty, 919-669-9877. coordinator Nancy Keith, 704-878-3165. Sept. 26 ...... Carolina Stockyards, Siler City. Sale coordinator, Adam Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, 828-687-1414 Ross, 336-318-6000 or Sam Groce, 919-542-8202. Oct. 4-6 ...... N.C State Walking Horse Show. Contact Athy Robinson, 919-681-4431 Sept. 27 ...... Wilkes Livestock Exchange, N. Wilkesboro. Sale Oct. 13 & 14 ....Mid-Eastern Team Roping. Contact Corey Honeycutt, 980-721-6927. coordinator John Cothren, 336-651-7348. Nov. 9-11 ...... Bullmania. Contact Alan Shepard, 828-254-8681.

ADFPTF Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, 252-792-5111 (Cont’d from pg. 1) Sept. 1 & 2 ...... SERHA Horse Show. Contact Bundy Lane, 252-398-7705. Sept. 15 & 16 ...EHA’s Hunter Horse Show. Contact Wendy Willson, 252-916-3685. This is important work and I am proud that there is in- Sept. 21-23 ...... ECOSC Sunnyside Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, 252-799-0334. creased attention on this situation. We need to en- Oct. 13 & 14 ....EHA Fall Indoor Horse Show. Contact Marlo King, 252-527-3887. sure we leave the next generation of farmers with the Oct. 19 & 20 ....Stampede in the Park Rodeo. Contact Robert Bonner, 252-789-0295. tools they need to produce food and fi ber for the world. Oct. 25-28 ...... Carolina Fall Classic SE Affi liate Reining Championship. Contact Mike Hancock, 252-937-2800. North Carolina is blessed with great natural resources, Nov. 1 ...... USDF Region 1 Dressage Championships. Contact Marti Healy, 352-363-0085. but we will not have them if we don’t do something to pro- tect them now. We will continue to work with the legisla- ture to try to secure funding for this important program. *Shows subject to change. Call before attending. September 2012 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3 Renewable energy options may benefi t farm operations As renewable energy riculture and Rural Small and existing energy systems. Agricultural producers detailing the fi ndings of the becomes increasingly com- Businesses” Sept. 5 at 3 p.m. Potential renewable energy must directly engage in pro- site assessment. The report mon throughout the state, to share more about this tech- technologies are: solar ener- duction of agricultural prod- will present an assessment opportunities for rural com- nology. To reserve your spot, gy, photovoltaics (PV), solar ucts and at least 50 percent of the potential for imple- munities to take advantage go to https://www2.gotomeet- hot water, daylighting, trans- of gross income must be from menting Renewable En- of renewable energy are ing.com/register/209238706. pired walls, biomass (e.g. the agriculture business. ergy technologies, and will growing rapidly. The N.C. Solar Center wood, poultry litter, etc.), di- The Solar Center’s Re- include an introduction to Energy costs impact also offers reduced-cost re- gester gas (e.g. swine waste, newable Energy Assess- the technologies that are the economic operation of newable energy assessments wastewater, etc.), combined ments focus on practical deemed to have potential agricultural enterprises. for rural small businesses heat and power, wind gen- ways to incorporate renew- for success at the facility. By identifying potential and agricultural producers. eration and micro-hydro. able energy into facilities and Each technology will be an- renewable energy opportu- The center can provide this The program is open to existing energy systems. The alyzed for its technical and nities, farms may reduce assistance with minimal ag producers and rural small assessment includes a single economic feasibility. their energy consumption, cost to the end user, gener- businesses. Private entities, day trip to the project site to For renewable energy lower the cost of operation, ally $450-$550 depending on including sole proprietor- inspect the site and collect assessments or more in- and improve the economic travel distance required. ships, partnerships, corpo- technical information needed formation, contact Tom- viability of the business. The assessments focus rations, co-ops, and electric for developing the feasibility my Cleveland, N.C. Solar The N.C. Solar Center on practical ways companies utilities are eligible. Non- study and making appropri- Center, at 919-515-9432 is hosting a webinar titled can incorporate renewable profi t organizations and pub- ate recommendations. or email at Tommy_Cleve- “Renewable Energy for Ag- energy into their facilities lic entities are not eligible. A report will be prepared [email protected]. County fairs being held across N.C. Clip and mail or fax your Agricultural Review ad! Agricultural fairs are held throughout the state, Hickory American Legion Fair: Aug. 29-Sept. 3 with the majority running in September and October. Iredell County Ag Fair: Sept. 3-8 Name: ______Be sure to support your local fairs. Following is a Lee Regional Fair: Sept. 11-16 Address: ______list of upcoming ag fairs: Lenoir County Fair Association: Sept. 18-23 Macon County Ag Fair: Sept. 12-15 ______Alexander County Ag Fair: Sept. 10-15 Madison County Ag Fair: Oct. 11-13 Atlantic District Fair: Oct. 2-6 Phone: ( ) ______Moore County Ag Fair: Aug. 28-Sept. 1 Avery Ag & Horticultural Fair: Sept. 4-8 N.C. Mountain State Fair: Sept. 7-16 Ad copy: ______Cabarrus County Fair: Sept. 7-15 N.C. State Fair: Oct. 11-21 ______Caldwell County Ag Fair: Sept. 25-29 Onslow County Ag Fair: Oct. 1-6 Cape Fear Fair & Expo: Oct. 25-Nov. 3 ______Pitt County American Legion Ag. Fair: Oct. 1-6 Cape Fear Fair Association: Aug. 30-Sept. 9 Richmond County Ag Fair: Sept. 18-22 ______Central Carolina Fair: Sept. 14-23 Robeson Regional Ag Fair: Sept. 28-Oct. 6 Chatham County Ag Fair: Sept. 26-29 ______Rocky Mount Ag Fair: Oct. 10-20 Chowan County Regional Fair: Sept. 25-29 Rowan County Ag & Industrial Fair: Sept. 17-22 ______Cleveland County Fair: Sept. 26-Oct. 7 Stanly Regional Ag Fair: Sept. 25-29 Coastal Carolina Fair: Oct. 11- 21 Price or price range: ______Stokes County Ag Fair: Sept. 10-15 Columbus County Ag Fair: Oct. 9-14 Surry County Ag Fair: Aug. 28-Sept. 1 ______Cumberland County Fair: Sept. 7-16 Warren County Fair: Sept. 11-15 Mail to: Fax to: Davidson County Ag Fair: Sept. 17-22 Wayne Regional Ag Fair: Sept. 27-Oct. 6 Agricultural Review (919) 715-8493 Dixie Classic Fair: Sept. 28-Oct. 7 1001 Mail Service Center or Wilkes County Ag Fair: Oct. 9-13 Duplin County Ag Fair: Sept. 12-16 Raleigh, NC 27699-1001 (919) 733-5047 Wilson County American Legion Fair: Sept. 18-23 Website: www.AgReview.org *Ads must be typed or neatly printed Classifi ed Advertising Bees, Supplies BEES FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT & Services SUBMITTING ADS: For Sale Spring 2013 honey bees, 3# JD 1010 w/front & rear cult., JD hay baler 566, EC, $15,000; $7,500; JD M w/front & rear cult., Great Plains #10 sod planter drill, EC, Ads are free to NOTICE early GA bees w/queen, $85; local NC bees, $90/ea., nucs, will disc. & $4,800; Super A w/cult., $4,500, all $10,000. R.J. Journigan, Franklinton NC residents & can N.C. law requires a permit 919-495-7632. be submitted by mail deliv. to bee clubs. Larry Tate, Winston run good & have new paint. Donald to sell honey bees in the state. A Salem 336-788-4554. S. Cannon, Ayden 252-746-4600. NH round baler, new chains, to 1001 Mail Service permit is not required for: The Bee hive, 10 frames w/foundations, 1953 Golden Jubilee tractor, rebuilt pickup & tires, fi eld ready, Center, Raleigh NC sale of less than 10 bee hives in assembled & painted, incl. 1 top, 1 hive completely restored, EC, w/LN cult., $3,500. B.R. Ferguson, Charlotte 27699-1001 or by fax a calendar year, a one-time going- body, 1 bottom & 1 entrance reducer, $4,500. Grover Barber, Williamston 704-545-6237. to (919) 715-8493. Ads out-of-business sale of less than other bee supplies avail., $100. Michael 252-217-2362. Case Int’l 1520D, ps, remotes, 50 hives, or the renting of bees Stephenson, Princeton 919-631-2605. AC D15 series II tractor, 3 pt. runs good, 2,900 hrs., $8,500; MF must include name, for pollination purposes or their hitch, wide front & ps, $4,500; Int’l 231D, ps, remotes, LNC, 245 hrs., address including zip movement to gather honey. Danish type cult., 8 row fold up, $8,000. Oscar Holloman, Greenville code, phone number $3,000; rolling cult., 6 row, $2,500; 252-341-9676. including area code, Unused frame wiring board, $35. Equipment disc bedder, 6 row, KMC ripper bed- 2006 Kubota B 7800 w/loader, and price or price Lyle Parrish, Weaverville 828-645-2704. For Sale der w/fl oating linkage, $3,500; MF 4WD, 175 hrs., LNC, $14,500; 1953 5 frame nucs w/VG bees, $75/ea. 165 diesel, $3,000 OBO; MH Pacer, JD 40, restored, all new rubber, EC, range for every item w/no frame exchange. Tony Parker, $2,000. Robert Humbles, Jr. Ayden $5,000. Jim Winstead, Leasburg being sold. Bolton 910-655-0741. 750 Ford backhoe, EC, new paint, 252-746-6838. 336-599-9974. Deadline for each 6 beehives, strong, inspected, Ital- $9,500 neg.; Farmall cub tractor, EC, MF 245 tractor w/loader, bucket, 1974 D4D CAT bulldozer, issue is noon on the ian & honey kist queens, EC, 6 frame new paint, $2,500. Ralph Long, Tabor spear forks, wheel weights, PTO driven straight, $9,000; 1967 corn picker, fi rst working day of elec. extractor & other equip. avail., City 910-653-2984. winch, 1,676 hrs., sheltered, EC, 1 row, Ford sheller, $1,600. Valerie $200 & up. Gary Slate, Kernersville Hardee 60 ditch bank mower, hydr. $8,500; Hesston round baler, manual Andrews, Boomer 336-921-3124. the month prior to 336-420-1825. slide, $600. Henry Davis, Newport tie, sheltered, EC, $5,500. Jim Joyce, New Idea 324 wide corn picker, publication. Limit is Honey bee pollination services 252-241-7575. Stoneville 336-573-3535. 2 row, GC, $2,000. Bill Scotton, 30 words, editor re- for blueberries, fruit trees, gardens, Cultipacker, farm trailer, mix mill, 7 tooth chisel plow, $250; 477 NH Staley 336-215-5651. . serves right to edit etc., $50/hive for 6 wks. Chris Men- $2,000. Tony Stroupe, Bessemer City haybine, 7 ft cut w/crimper, $1,000. CAT 977L loader, gp bucket, or reject ads. Limit 2 denhall, Thomasville 336-442-9835. 704-616-0253. Ronnie Brogden, Creedmoor 919- good undercarriage, GC, $17,500. Bee keeping supplies, wooden- AC model G cult. & bottom plow, 528-1767. Wade Barbee, Richfi eld 704-463- ads/person in differ- ware, frames, wax tools, smokers, $600. David Creason, Asheboro 336- JD 4 row corn cult., RM series, 3 1519 or 985-4860. ent categories. hats, veils, gloves, jars & labels for 736-0771. pt. hookup, adjust. spring shanks w/ Hay Master accumulator, sq. packing honey, beeswax candles & 1950 JD B, restored, all orig., Danish tips, $500; Gehl, 54 in. PTO bales, grapple w/hydr. hoses, fi eld soaps, $1.25-30. Gail Morgan, Lib- new paint/tires, $6,000. Leve Moore, driven blower, $500; silage blow- ready, NC, $8,500. Barry Lindley, erty 336-622-3720. Williamston 252-792-7096. ers for upright silo, Badger, 54 in. Pittsboro 919-742-4009 or 542-8920. Superior Italian queen bees, 68 NH sq. baler, GC, $1,500; 55 w/shaker pan & 50 hp elec. motor, 5 ft AgriCutter brush/grass cutter, honey & supplies, $25-200. Jerry NH rake, FC, $600. David Parsons, $1,500. Patrick Miller, Mocksville 3 pt. hitch, HD, $475. Russ Hanes, Routh, Franklinville 336-824-4682. Sparta 336-200-4611. 336-909-2490. Glendale Springs 336-982-3889. Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW September 2012 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT 1952 JD model R, s/n 13951, JD 1953 40, serial# 64590, incl. 6 ft box scrape w/rippers, $600; 6 10 ft Athens chisel plow, $650; 4 24 ft hay elevator w/motor, VGC, good tin, un-restored condition, cult., fert. attach., 2 bottom plows, ft King Kutter bush hog, $700; 25kw row JD sod planter, 3 pt., EC, $2,250; $900. Jesse Watson, Salisbury 704- $5,500 OBO. Martin Byrd, Dunn 4 ft bush hog, 5 ft scraper blade & PTO driven Dayton farm power plant, 225 JD offset disc, 9 ft, $2,950; 20 633-1150. 910-897-7654. Killefer disc, new gauges, sheet metal $1,750. Ken, Asheboro 336-302-9225. ft hay trailer, 2 axle, $650; JD 14 Milk stand, Billy Goat Gruff New top spring assembly for in GC & great mech. working order, 1953 Farmall cub, GC, converted ft rotary hoe, $300. Gary Conrad, brand, EC, $150 OBO. Caleb Rome bush & bog disc, $200 OBO; $4,600. Willard Hill, Spring Hope 252- to alternator, incl. cult. & scrape Winston-Salem 336-924-1428. Henley, Salisbury 704-636-6636. new fi re plow oval disc blade, $200 478-5555 or 314-7300. blade, $2,000. Stephen Sifford, Snow JD 1010 RS, front & rear lifts, McCormick combine, 1947, pull OBO; Int’l 133 4 row Danish tine NH Ford tractor 2010 M, T5050, Camp 336-376-0541. dual power, runs great, good sheet type, 4 cyl. gas motor, $950. Kenneth cult., GC, $750 OBO. John Yancey, 95 hp, 700 hrs.; NH loader 83TL 1963 series III AC D17 diesel metal, 36 hp gas eng., has every weight Miller, Salisbury 704-637-7075. Clinton 910-592-5376. bucket, forks, hay spear, $47,000. D.J. tractor, GC, 63 hp, new brakes, hydr. JD offers for model, $3,995. John Gehl 5625 skid steer loader w/ JD 4435 combine w/915 fl ex grain Johnson, Hiddenite 704-902-4019. & PTO in GC, dual remotes, will Long, Ruffi n 336-939-3166. trailer & parts/op. manuals, 2,284 header, straw chopper, 1,721 hrs., IH model 544 tractor, gas, consider trade for 4x4 atv, $3,950 neg. Box scrape, 6 ft, $300; root rake, hrs., diesel, trailer, elec. brakes, sheltered, fi eld ready, $20,000. Fred 1968-73 yr. model, 52 hp, ps, live Jeff Dix, Reidsville 336-382-3485. 7 ft, LNC, $400. Kevin Hicks, Sea- 2-5/16 in. ball, GC, $8,000. Gordon Burt, Fuquay Varina 919-552-4447. lift, indep. PTO, no leaks, 60% tires, Tobacco harvester, Roanoke 1 row grove 336-953-2074. Rutzen, Salisbury 704-645-7049. 1983 AC 60-60 tractor, mower GC, $3,500. Linwood Coggins, Con- w/Sheppard side deliv., dump box, belt Fella 3 pt. hitch disc mower, NH model 66 sq. baler, PTO driven & blower needs rebuilding, $2,000; way 252-532-5708. kit, long tipping heads, $15,000. John model 248, EC, $7,600. Tommy Cope, w/wood wad board, working cond., Bush Hog loader, 2426QT, fi ts AC MF 135, diesel, EC, new motor, LN W. Pearman, Reidsville 336-394-7295. Advance 336-998-4915 or 749-6968. shed kept, incl. 1 for parts, $450/all; 60-60 & 70-70 tractors, $2,500. Elton tires, incl. 8 ft disc, bush hog, scrape Taylor-Way disc, 50 disc, 19 ft w/ 135 MF, diesel, ps, 2,000 hrs., McCormick Deering horse drawn Latham, Richfi eld 704-636-0249. blade, hay fork, breaking plow, cult., folding wings, tandem axle, 9 in. spac- good tires, GC, $6,000. Billy Saun- binder, mid 40›s model, ready for 5 ft rear blade for JD M or MT 2 seed slingers, scoop, boom pole, ing, $3,500; 30.5x32 tires on Gleaner ders, Carthage 386-763-1452. restoring, $200; horse drawn Oliver tractor, fi ts orig. hitch, beam, revers- sub-soiler & more, $7,995. Clarence rims, 90% tread, $1,900/2 tires. Ben 1997 Woodmizer LT super sawmill, drill for parts, $100. Bryan Line- ible, new green paint, $450. W.D. Hill, Seven Springs 252-569-0758. Hege, Lexington 336-418-4813. has de-barker, water lube system, simple berger, Iron Station 704-732-1045 Wilhelm, Jonesville 336-366-9135 2 tractor tires, 600-16 tube type, CAT 931-B track loader, less than set works, new wires, new Kubota or 732-2145. or 835-2213. 4 ply, rubber nipples still on tires, 7,000 hrs., EC, perfect for opening motor in 2008, EC, $18,900. David Hoelscher 1,000 bale accumulator, 1953 MH pony w/cult. & turning slightly used, $100. Bill Gibson, up/enlarging fi elds & building ponds, Slade, Providence 434-728-2216. just table & no forks, EC, $6,500. Martin plow, 11.08 max drawbar hp, 1 good Greenville 252-714-6495. $20,000. Carl Pegram, Madison 336- Farmall Super C tractor, pos- Moss, Concord 704-782-4379. rear tire, incl. owner/operator man., Int’l 2-pr corn snapper, 2 row 427-0661. sibly a 1947-49, runs, $1,500. Marty 1985 NH 315 sq. baler, GC, $700 OBO. M. Watterson, Broadway pull type, instruction manual, $4,200; DK55 Kiota 4X4 w/loader, cab Archer, Vale 703-082-2497. $3,500 OBO. Daniel Garmon, 919-258-6008. 1941 Farmall M tractor w/#2 MH 2 heat/air, LNC, garage kept, 42 hrs., New Idea Super 330 corn picker, Statesville 704-791-1463. McCormick Deering #7 horse row corn picker, mounted type w/ $29,500. Farrell Brown, Asheboro 3 row, narrow, EC, $6,250. Greg 570 NH sq. baler; Kuhn GMD drawn mowing machine, GC, $800. instruction manual, $4,600. Damian 336-465-1240 or 879 3180. Overcash, Salisbury 704-202-3626. 600 disc mower; NH hay rake; Sitrex Neil Graham, Rowland 910-422-8150. Whitley, Battleboro 252-883-3335. 560 Long tractor w/overhauled Oliver 77 row crop tractor, 6 cyl. 2 roter tedder, $20,000. Kenneth AC M Crawler, needs restoring, Arts-Way grixxer, 105 bushel eng., roll bar & canopy, remote cyl. diesel, rebuilt eng., injector pump, Murdock, Troutman 704-873-3392. $2,000-2,500; AC S shank rippers, mixing tub, service manual, barn kept, lines, VGC, $4,000. Tim Lambeth, injectors, new tires & brakes, restored 1955 Int’l Super A tractor w/cult., fi ts CA or D10, $250/ea. Timothy $2,600. John Whitley, Battleboro 252- Winston-Salem 336-475-5059. to orig. cond., $5,500. Glen Hayes, seed planter, fert. hopper, draw bar, Mabe, Troy 910-572-3539. 883-4402. 3 AC 66 combines, 2 runs & 1 China Grove 704-213-4897. 3 pt. hitch attach. & other equip., 1 Cotton pickers, JD 9900, 2 row, Rain-Flo water wheel transplanter for parts, $1,000; 66 AC combine w/ NH 570 sq. hay baler, $9,000; owner, GC, $3,900. Dewey Jenkins, $3,000; 9930 2 row, needs repairs, & 3 water wheels w/all spikes, NC, bagger, does run, low wear; 66 w/25 NH stackliner 1034, $5,000, both Bessemer City 704-922-1174. $4,000, both have a/c; bulldozer $2,000. Chris Reges, Nashville 252- bu. bin, does run; galvanized bin for sheltered & in GC, price neg. Tom JD tractor, 1958 420 standard, 1 parts for CAT D7, Int’l TD14A & 903-1506. dump wagon, good fl oor, $300-500. Preslar, Marshville 704-219-0913. owner, new paint & seat, 1,853 hrs., Int’l TD18A, $100-2,500. Robert 651 Ford tractor, runs good, metal Winfred Stratton, Ruffi n 336-552-5190. MF 135, Perkins diesel, runs well, looks great & runs well, $6,500. Bryan Humbles, Sr., Ayden 252-717-0764. good, tires poor, $1,600; Caroni fi nish- Case manure spreader, field hydr. work, some gauges & ps do Armstrong, Rockwell 704-938-6167. NH skid steer backhoe attach., ing mower, 59 in. sheltered, slightly ready, $1,500. Winfred Aldridge, not work, steering is loose, incl. few Chandler chicken litter con- 14 in. bucket, $1,600. Leo Barker, used, $700; Ford 650 tractor, runs Burlington 336-584-6262. small implements, $3,500. Robert veyor, 32 ft, used 6 times, always Lexington 336-472-2760. good, metal & lift in GC, tires in FC, 501 Ford sickle mower, 7 ft, Prevost, Monroe 704-221-0999. sheltered, $14,000. Barry McSwain, JD 2 row middle busters, 3 pt. $1,600. Earl Jordan, Washington 252- extra sickle, box of blades & rivets, 10 sq. bale stacker for skid steer w/ Norwood 704-985-3751. hitch, $150; JD 7 tooth coil spring 943-7297. $550. Aubrey Martin, Westfi eld 336- quick mount brackets, GC, $3,000. Jeff Hardee 300 gal. pull type sprayer, harrow, 3 pt. hitch, $300 OBO; JD 2 row mech. transplanter w/veg. 607-4938. Wylie, Monroe 704-226-5406. 25 ft boom, rebuilt, $2,650; Hardee turning plow, 3-14 in., trips, 3 pt. clips, will come in to 36 in. rows, Disc mower, 8 ft, used 3 seasons, JD 4420 combine, 213 fl ex head; 300 gal. pull type sprayer, 25 ft spray hitch, $300 OBO. Crawford Collins, $250. Jimmy Latham, Bath 252- EC, $2,500; 850 NH hay roller, 6 ft, dial-a-matic, 200 gal. Johnson 3 pt. boom w/pump, LNC, $2,150. Lee Maysville 910-743-0091. 944-3708. EC, $2,250; JD wheel hay rake, GC, sprayer; 11 shank Taylor-Way chisel Dry, Locust 704-985-3887. JD 4 row 71 fl ex planter, no till, JD 2640, EC, fi eld ready, $9,950; $550. Marvin Trent, Reidsville 336- plow, $2,000-7,000. Jon Beaver, China 1975 Ford 9600 tractor, cab w/no row markers & tanks, $1,200. George NH 273 sq. baler, EC, shed kept, fi eld 613-9759. Grove 704-239-6322. air, dual power & tires, runs good; Int’l Sparrow, Belhaven 252-945-4632. ready, $2,150. Greta Lindamood, Heston pt 7 haybine, GC, $1,000; JD B-1945; JD A-1937; JD H-1941; 24 disc 500 bog; 11 shank Talor-Way Long 445 tractor, PC, eng. Runs Stoneville 276-340-0100. JD 2840, GC, $10,000; JD 3 bottom JD 60-1952; JD 40-1953, all tractors chiesel plow; 5 bottom semi-mount; well & starts easy, $1,200; 5 ft Bush Farmall 140 tractor, new paint, plow, $250; bush hog, 10 ft, pull restored, $5,000/ea OBO. Gerald Int’l plow, $10,000/all. Tony Sigmon, Hog brand bush hog, PC, does work, decals, complete set of cult., looks & type mower, HD, GC, $3,500. Phillip Mangum, Monroe 704-242-3089. Claremont 828-238-3290. $150; Ford 5610 tractor, 2,240 hrs., 4 runs great, $5,200; MF 35, runs good Smith, Gibsonville 336-621-1425 or Ford 515 sickle mower, good 1991 Detroit 6V92-TA diesel wet lines, front weights, 50% rubber, & excel. sheet metal, $3,250; 3 disc 908-6755. working cond., belt & break-away are eng., 350 hp, 2,100 rpm, w/HT-740 new battery & starter, $8,000. John harrows for Farmall cub, $350/ea.; 3 Sickle mower for Farmall cub worn, $295 OBO. Tim Sustar, Laurel Allison auto. trans. incl., 5,157 hrs. & Karriker, Statesville 704-437-0762. turning plows, $300/ea.; scrape blade, tractor, GC, sheltered, $150. Milton Springs 704-273-9128. 98,417 miles, $1,500. George Byers, AC 160 diesel w/460 loader $400; pull behind cult., $350. Kerry Crouch, Eden 336-623-6514. 2 old corn shellers from 1889- Hickory 828-294-6565. w/bucket, $5,500. L. Helms, Mt. Loggins, Oak Ridge 336-207-6632. JD 40; JD 50; JD H; IH ID9 tractor; 1910, $350-450; apple cider press, 4 CAT 631B scrapers, $6,500 Pleasant 704-436-2061. KG blade for D7E, $700 OBO. Earl NH bale thrower, $1,500-3,500. Neal $150. Eric Oxentine, Marshville OBO; CAT D9G bulldozer, cushion 243 Crone disc mower, $7,350; Smith, High Point 336-215-0233. Nelson, Oak Ridge 336-643-5786. NC 704-301-5935. blade, new turbo, $15,500. Justin 801 Ford Power Master tractor, $3,950. JD 450 track loader w/ripper, GC, Kubota l275, low hrs., 3 cyl. Grain saver elec. utility auger, 4 in. Oxford, Granite Falls 828-313-1034. H. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. $10,000 OBO. Loren, Liberty 336- diesel, VGC, l dr w/5 ft tooth bucket, x 16 ft, GS-416, model 015, $350. M. 1949 Farmall cub, restorable Hay tedder, 8 ft, 3 pt. hitch, GC, 215-5908. bush hog, hydr., tires & paint good, Jenkins, Kannapolis 704-425-4403. cond., runs great, new rear tires, $500. George Boger, Mocksville Selecto speed trans., 540/1,000 VGC, $6,000. Edgar Phillips, Pleasant Bush hog 307, HD, 7 ft cutter, cult. EC, disc plow & belly bush 336-998-4795 or 734-3008. PTO spd., GC, out of diesel tractor, Garden 336-674-6202. dual rear wheels, 3 pt. hook up, VGC, hog in GC, $1,800. Daniel Miller, 1984 Ford 555B backhoe, 4 lever stored in shop for approx. 10 yrs., 5 ft AgriCutter bush hog, model $1,350; JD 540 loader brackets, will Boone 828-406-5870. w/extend-a-boom, rebuilt motor, $500 OBO. Randy Putman, Kerner- 105, 45 hp, $500; 3 pt. hitch carry all, fi t JD 5410, 5500 & 5510, $1,050. NH 477 haybine, $2,000; NH 271 $10,000. Bill Powers, Winnabow sville 336-240-5143. 4x4x24, $100. Ron Brewer, Winston- Ronnie Hatley, Locust 704-436-2737. hayliner; $2,200, fi eld ready, low hrs. 910-619-1221. 1950 Farmall cub tractor, new Salem 336-682-4027. M Farmall, parade ready, GC, David Reitzel, Maiden 828-446-4240. 3 pt. hitch, 14 in., single bot- radiator, muffl er & 6 volt battery, runs 6 ft bush hog, 3 pt. hitch, Trac- $3,500. Charles Penninger, Mt. Pleas- Int’l frontend loader tractor, tom plow, $135. John Yow, Liberty & needs very little work, $975 neg. Josh tor Supply brand, HD & EC, $500 ant 704-436-9208. 40 hp, bucket, bale spear & forks, 336-622-1611. Foltz, Winston Salem 336-251-4709. OBO. Brandon McCann, Elon 336- CAT 941B 4 in1 bucket, good under- tires 95%, $9,000. Derek Teague, Page 4 wheel garden tractor, NH 355 grinder-mixer, EC, 693-2564. carriage, EC, pics. avail., $16,000. Robert Catawba 828-446-6111. good show tractor, $700; Gibson $5,500. David Lassiter, Liberty 336- Farmtrac 390HST compact trac- L. Hallamore, Norwood 704-474-0307. Quick attach front end loader tractor, $700; AC G, GC, $2,000; 263-0802. tor, 100 hrs., 4x4, loader, $12,900; Horse drawn seed & fert. dist., for Ford tractors, fi ts 4000, 4600, 1974 Navy lathe, 6 ft, $700. Leonard Long 3 pt. disc harrow, 26 disc, JCB 215E backhoe, 4x4, 4 in 1 bucket, $50; horse drawn planter, $75. John 4610, 4630 & all 3 cyl. industrial Aycock, Concord 704-782-4012. 10 ft cut, GC, $800. Phil Brown, clamshell backhoe bucket, $26,900. McSwain, Shelby 704-482-2912. Ford tractors, $2,500. Jeff Greene, Int’l 715 combine, 310 diesel eng., Elon 336-263-1650. Rick King, Clemmons 336-817-6535. 9N Ford tractor, new battery & coil, Patterson 828-493-2448. 13 ft grain head, automatic header JD 444 low tin corn head, EC, KMC chicken house cruster, $2,000. Richard Sokal, Maiden 704- JD 643 corn header, $5,000; JD control, fi eld ready, $4,000. Tim $4,500; JD 915 fl ex head, GC, shed 98/99 yr., used in 2, 500 ft houses, 483-0389. 7720 Titan II 4WD combine w/920 Wilson, Bailey 252-292-2545. kept, $7,500. Randy Davis, Burling- incl. spreader spinners, GC, $9,900. Ed Ag Tec crop/orchard sprayer, fl ex header, $23,000; JD 4020 power Trencher/backhoe, Vermeer ton 336-263-8163. LaVelle, Staley 336-824-4877. 2004, high speed & low volume, 3 shift w/JD48 loader, $10,000; JD V4150 Deutz eng., 4x4, 4 wheel 1952 JD M tractor, runs good w/ Ford 600 tractor, 35 hp, good tires, pt. hitch, elec., 360 degree, up & 4450, $28,000; JD 280SL loader, steering, 6 way blade, GC, 2,060 hrs., good tires & sheet metal, incl. front/ starts easy, $2,650; Case 430 tractor, down spray head, $3,700; Envirom- $7,000; JD 750 no-till drill, $11,000, trailer avail., $6,500. Doug Hawley, rear wheel weights, cult. & 2, 12 45 hp, $2,950; Power-King tractor, 14 ist Undavina vineyard/orchard mist JD 7000 planter, $3,500; JD 4840, Durham 252-326-4215. in. plows, $2,300. Rodney Troxler, hp, belly mower, 3 pt. hitch, $2,250; sprayer, atv/tractor mount, elec. shielded $16,000, other items avail. Michael 620 JD, wide front end, 2 remotes, Burlington 336-266-5445. bush hog, 3 ft, $350. William Kroll, sprayer head, $1,800; 1 yd. bulk soil Forbis, Sylva 828-506-6555. orig. paint, new rubber, straight IH planter, 4 row, 56 plate, new Bennett 336-879-6505. mixer, nursery/greenhouse, 240 volt Lewis Brothers wall/litter sheet metal, 4,200 hrs., 1957 blk. tires, hydr. cyl., gears, gear hex shaft, Woods 17 in. bucket, used on elec. motor, LNC, $2,700. David blade, used once, bldg. kept, EC, dash, runs excel., $9,000. Eric Bar- rust treated & painted, $2,000. Steve Woods BH80-X backhoe, NC, less Ledford, Lincolnton 704-530-7880. $3,000. Brandy Tarlton, Taylors- rett, Pinetown 252-402-1950. Meador, Greensboro 336-272-4418. than 10 hrs., $250. Keith Armstrong, Gehl round baler, 4x5 bale, $6,000; ville 828-514-4121. Grain drill, JD B 12 disc, $550; IH cub tractor w/59 in. Woods High Point 336-906-6000. NH sq. baler, $2,000; JD tedder, $2,000; Frick sawmill, complete, 471 grain drill, Ontario 11 disc, $450; belly mower, well maint., starts eas- Hesston 7 ft haybine, $800; JD 336 v-rake, $1,000; haybine, $1,200. Pat Detroit, new clutch, roller beds, 52 King disc, 3 pt. hitch, 18 blades, ily, runs great, $3,000 OBO. Doug baler, $1,500; 8 ft, 6 in. disc mower, Painter, Harmony 704-539-4730. in. 45 saws, dust chain, many extras, $600; Ferguson 9 shank, 3 pt. hitch Henderson, Greensboro 336-288-0222. $2,500; Graves hayloader, $450. Johnny 851 NH round baler, GC, shed $4,500. Gary Greer, Lenoir 828- tiller, $400. Raymond Strum, Hen- 2008 Kubota model B510 tractor, Mesimer, Woodleaf 704-278-9944. kept; parts for NH300 series sq. baler, 758-0405. derson 252-438-3931. 4WD, incl. L302 loader & MZ25-125 J20 Ditch Witch, 4x4 blade & tren- $2,500 or will trade for round baler that Leinbach hay bale scissor lift, Int’l TD20B dozer, $6,000. Harley Murat tiller, used 20 hrs., $12,500. Don cher, runs good, EC, $3,000. Brandon will make 4x4 or 4x5 bales. Tyrone LNC, $425. James Comer, Sea- Sanders, Seagrove 336-879-5891. Morrison, Asheboro 336-302-7735. Knight, Marshville 704-292-0343. Kimrey, Marshville 704-624-6266. grove 336-879-2757. September 2012 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5

FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT WANTED HAY & GRAIN HAY & GRAIN 1620 Case Int’l combine w/low Turbo Turf hydro seeding system Cult., 6 ft, prefer 3 pt. but will Orchard grass, 2nd cutting, horse Fescue hay, horse quality, 2012 hours, 17.1/2 grain head & 6 row 30 w/8 hp B&S industrial eng., 300 gal. consider pull type. Richard Harwell, quality, deliv. avail., $4.50. Randy cut, in barn & no rain, $4.75/sq. bale; in. corn head, $25,000; 4000 Ford, cap., needs sprayer hose, some mate- Hickory 828-324-4455. Bryant, Jonesville 336-244-6347. $38/4x5 rnd bale. Robert Connell, gas, dual outlets, $6,500; 806 Int’l rial & supplies, mounted on frame for Ford 4600 or 4610 w/low hrs. Horse quality hay, fescue/orchard Concord 704-918-0846. tractor w/bad motor, $4,500. Henry transport, $1,500 OBO. Hubert Garner, on eng., no loaders. Jeff Greene, mix, moisture checked @ 14.5-17%, Fescue hay, horse quality, state Currie, Ellerbe 910-334-0404. Sanford 919-774-8003. Lenoir 828-493-2448. no weeds or johnson grass, $4.50/sq. tested, pure summer 2012 cutting, JD 2030, 68 hp, restored, GC, Roto tiller, used 3 times, chain 806 Int’l motor, 361 CC. Henry bale; 4x4 rnd, net wrapped, $30; 4x5 36 in. sq. bales, local deliv. avail., $5,700. Joe Schoonmaker, Clin- driven, 5 hp Briggs motor, LNC, Currie, Ellerbe 910-334-0404. net wrapped rnd, $40/bale. Standish $4.50. Lee Dry, Locust 704-985-3887 ton 910-337-3598. $350. Joe Poole, Raleigh 919-801-7247. Mower deck for 90s model JD Hopkins, Denton 336-302-0353. or email [email protected]. 1959 Ford tractor, needs paint, JD 1010 row crop w/cult. for 455 mid-mount mower. David Au- Organic fescue blend horse hay, Oats, 2012 grain, $7/bushel GC, $2,500; Ford tractor, runs, GC, parts; JD M & 40 parts, lifts, axles, gas man, Jackson Springs 910-652-6245. goat hay, cattle, sq. bales, $2.80/fi eld; bagged; $6.50/bushel loose; straw, $2,000 OBO. William or Bernard tanks, trans., front end, $10-200. Guy Side bush hog. Ginger Bruton, $3.90 & up/barn, deliv. avail. Pat $3.50/sq. bales; $25/roll. P.A. Heavner, Vann, Magnolia 910-385-0779. Hiniker, Oxford 919-815-0268. Willmngton 910-686-4443. Snider, Staley 336-317-4105. Valdese 828-443-0816. Manure spreader, Pequay 50G, Int’l red Farmall cub cadet, 1 & 2 row carousel tobacco 2012 fescue, spring cut, sq. bales, Fescue mix, 4x5 rnd bales, stored gear drive, used 3 times, sheltered, incl. draw bar, bottom plow, harrow transplanter w/water tank pref. Paul horse quality, no rain, fert., lime & in barn, $25. Jeremiah Wood, Moores- pull w/atv or tractor, LNC, $2,200. DB & cult., new battery, clean exterior, Skinner, Bladenboro 910-879-7685. weed controlled, $5.50/bale. Mark boro 828-657-4238 or 761-7148. Krause, Castle Hayne 910-471-8767. $1,000-1,500. Beverly Holt, Cedar Straw spreader for JD 6600 com- Williams, Reidsville 336-342-6711. Fescue, horse quality, 2012, sq. Ford 660, new tires on front & Grove 919-843-2229. bine. Mike Reynolds, Aberdeen 910- Wheat straw, $2.50/bale at barn. G.T. bales, $3.50/bale on site. Mary Shell, new carburetor, $3,000-3,500. Edward Rear tractor tires, 2 Safemark 944-1462. Underwood, Elon 336-349-7283. Catawba 828-781-0033. Wallace, Fayetteville 910-483-3396. multi-angle, 13.6 x 28, new & never JD 3 & McCormick 7 horse drawn Fescue/orchard grass mixed, Coastal Bermuda hay, $2.50/ MF 135 diesel, 2 row JD 71 mounted, $500 OBO. Alan Barrin- mowing machines & horse drawn spring 2012, horse quality, stored in sq. bales in fi eld; $25/rnd bales for planter, 2 row rolling cult. w/fert. ger, Raleigh 919-846-9331. disc harrows. Doug Brown, Cedar barn, dry & no rain, sq. bales, $4.50/ 10+. Steve McIver, Hamlet 910- hoppers, $6,000. Dean Lanier, 2006 JD 4120 tractor w/2008 Grove 919-280-2571. ea.; spring 2012 fescue, 4x4 rnd bales, 995-4842. Hampstead 910-620-6351. 400X front end loader, 585 hrs., Complete fast hitch hook up for stored in barn, $20/ea. Nick Robinson, Cheyenne Bermuda hay, suitable Log splitter, clean, vertical/ LNC, $21,000. Helen Paradis, Siler Farmall A, Super A, 100, 130 or 140. Liberty 336-382-5749. for horses, cattle & other livestock, horizontal, 20 ton, gas operated, City 919-868-9696. Jason, Efl and 919-304-1980. Fescue mix hay, 2012 spring cut- $5/bale. Earley Wilder, Zebulon 919- $1,000. Grover Wright, Fayette- 1952 Farmall Super C w/2 pt. fast Kubota RTV900 or 1100 w/low ting, no rain, sheltered, mesh wrap, 4x5 365-3939. ville 910-624-5168 & lv. msg. hitch, tires 75%, incl. 2 pt. 2 bottom hours & good trans., auxilliary hydr. rolls, $30/roll; sq. bales, $4/bale. Rick Fescue, 2012 spring cutting, 4x5 Farm Track 35, 35 hp, VGC, plow & 2 pt. single gang disc, $2,600/ a plus. Bill Minard, Sanford 919- Ingram, Greensboro 336-420-9253. rolls, stored inside, will load any less than 300 hrs., $4,000. Glenn all. M. Holder, Clayton 929-868-8853. 499-8669. 2012 wheat straw, very clean, amount, disc. for lg. orders, $35. Ray Jones, Whiteville 910-642-5539. JD 26 disc, hydr. harrow, GC, Flat bed hay wagon. Dave George, $3.50/bale. Seth Farlow, Sophia 336- Thompson, Chapel Hill 919-451-9623. JD seed drill, 2010 Frontier 1113, $850. J. Isley, Reidsville 336-349-7368. Pittsboro 919-542-6334. 442-6814. Coastal Bermuda hay, rnd bales, convention planting, slightly used & Hay wagon needed by Nonprofi t Fescue hay, 100 rolls avail., 4x5, $25/ea. Tim McNeill, Cameron 919- shelter kept, $9,000. Phyllis Creech- Equipment group for kid’s hay rides, well con- $25/roll. Charles Haynes, Harmony 336- 498-1650. Greene, Whiteville 910-840-6880. Wanted structed & GC. TD Matheny, Chapel 463-2427. Fescue/orchard mix, horse New Idea manure spreader, Hill 919-968-4759. Fescue/orchard grass mix, horse quality, local grown, $4.50/barn; small & ground driven, 3 disc plow AC model RC to restore, must be quality, spring 2012 cutting, $4/bale. Dale $4/fi eld. Donald Baker, Youngs- w/3 pt. hitch, $750/all. Lee Brewer, complete, running or not; G AC tractor Pardue, Hamptonville 336-468-2038. ville 919-616-4190. Robbins 910-948-2608. for parts. David Creason, Asheboro Hay & Grain Fescue & mixed grass hay, 2012 4x4 rnd bales, fescue or sudan; Manure spreader, ground driven, 336-736-6166. For Sale cutting, no rain, $3-4/sq. bale. Steve sorgrum, soybean & foxtail millett MH #8, 4-wheel, can be pulled w/ Front end loader for model 175 Jones, Thomasville 336-475-6539. mix, great for cows, deliv. avail., $2- tractor or horses, used daily, GC, MF tractor. Gordon Neville, Chapel Fall cutting fescue/clover hay, 30. Mark Sharpe, Graham 919- $1,000 OBO. David Moser, Siler Hill 919-932-6993. Fescue, 6x5 rnd bales, $40/roll. 4x4½ rolls, baler rated for 1,000 lb. 636-1926. City 919-201-7902. 3 pt. post hole auger, 9 in. Ron Harold Smith, Burlington 336-227-5068. bale, $20/roll in fi eld. Jack Goings, Coastal Bermuda hay, horse IH C-135, 4 cyl. gas eng., eng. McCrary, Asheboro 336-381-3897. Orchard grass, weed free, no rain, Mt. Airy 336-486-7834. quality, $35/rnd bale. Ronnie Wil- is stuck, removed from a model 91 Ford 861 tractor w/5 spd., 2 stage $4/sq. bale in barn. Shirley Knox, Wheat straw, sq. bales, 2012 crop, liams, Newton Grove 919-669-1380. IH combine, $300. David Whitfi eld, clutch, gas, GC. J.T. Lowe, Asheboro Lawndale 704-538-8955. $2.75; 2012 fescue/orchard grass/ Spring cut fescue, rnd bales, Mt. Olive 919-223-2267. 336-857-2213. Matua horse hay, analysis on white clover, sq. bales, stored inside stored outdoors, cow quality, $20/ Dearborn loader for 8N Ford Rear fender for Ford Dexter hand, 4x4 rnd bales, $35; sq. bales, & no rain, $3.50. Marty DeMers, rnd bale. Mary Ann Harville, Siler tractor, complete w/pump drive, tractor. Bobby Martin, Reidsville $6 w/trailer load disc. Tom Williams, Sophia 336-509-0241. City 919-742-5053. $600. David Whitfi eld, Mt. Olive 919- 336-342-0000. Rockingham 910-895-3480 or 817-4448. Fescue horse hay, good quality, Oat hay, 2012 cutting, good 223-2267. Speedex tractor, working cond., Coastal Bermuda horse hay, sq. 2012 cutting, sq. bales, $3/fi eld; $4/ quality, no rain, stored in barn, Old tobacco looper/tying ma- plow, cult., mowing deck, GC, rea- bales, $5; 4x4 rnd bales, $30. Gita barn. John Warner, Reidsville 336- 340+/- bales, deliv. avail., $5; chine, GC, barn kept, $320. Ryan sonable price. W.T. Duncan, Sophia Williams, Rockingham 910-334-1277. 634-1234. fescue hay, fi rst cutting, stored in Jones, Apex 919-291-0538. 336-495-4455. Orchard grass, horse quality, $3.25/ Orchard grass/fescue mix, 4x5 rnd barn, deliv. avail., $4. Derek Drye, Woods backhoe, model BH650, Old motor driven corn sheller, fi eld; $3.75/barn; fescue, $2.75/fi eld; bales, horse & cow quality, on pallets, Kannapolis 980-521-6369. 3 pt., PTO driven, attach. base for working cond. Dave Sparrow, Pittsboro $3.25/barn. J. Lloyd Mabe, Danbury sheltered & net wrapped, fert., limed Horse quality hay, sq. bales, 1720 Ford tractor, $2,500. Gary 919-933-3830. 336-703-8232. & weed control, $25-45. Al Colanero, in barn & no rain, $3 & up. Vernon Jakeway, Siler City 919-302-3941. 232 nitrogen sprayer, prefer ground Fescue, spring 2012 cutting, 4x5 Summerfi eld 336-644-0705. Hill, Mt. Pleasant 980-621-5091. 3 pt. hitch sway bars; 2 draw driven in FC that can be repaired. Hunter rnd bales, 800 lbs., $25/cattle; $35/ Timothy mix, sq. bales, $3.50 bars, $20/ea. Robert Poole, Cary 919- Choplin, Norlina 252-425-7304. horse quality. Jimmy McKnight, neg. w/pickup. Sharon Neely, Oak Horses & 467-7247. 4+ metal seed hoppers for JD Mooresville 704-574-3132. Ridge 336-644-9019. Supplies Manure spreader, Pequea 175, Flex71 planters w/plate bottoms. Jimmy Orchard grass, fescue & oats, rnd Horse quality orchard, Kentucky For Sale LNC, shelter kept, $6,000 fi rm. Tony Latham, Bath 252-944-3708. bales, 5x5, 1,000 lbs., $40-60/roll; bluegrass, Timothy, fescue, white Collins, Castalia 919-496-9340. Grain head for MF 510 w/13 ft oat straw, $2.50/sq. bales; oats, $5/ clover & seasonal grass mix, 60 lb. *** Farmall Super A w/cult., PC, hume reel, quick connect, G-EC. Ed- bushel. Ronnie Brogden, Creedmoor bales, stored in barn, spring 2012 PLEASE NOTE: All equine $1,500; Farmall 300 utility tractor, ward Thomas, Burlington 336-263- 919-528-1767. cutting, deliv. avail., $6. Elizabeth 6 mos. or older must have a motor stuck, $1,500. Tim McNeill, 4477 lv. msg. or email sthomas770@ Coastal Bermuda hay, horse Macdonald, Blanche 336-694-1737. current negative Coggins test. Cameron 919-498-1650. earthlink.net. quality, no rain or animal waste, Fescue mixed grass hay, spring Advertisers must supply the 1987 JD 3 bag collection system, JD 2040, 2155, 2240 or similar trac- $3.50/fi eld; $4/barn. Glenn Turnage, 2012 cutting, 4x4 rnd bales, local accession number of test, the MCS, GC, fi ts 300 & 400 & 50 & tor. Dave, Greensboro 336-317-0831. Benson 919-894-4960. deliv., $18-25/roll. David L. Allen, name of lab doing the test, 55 series tractors, $50-100. Charlie Swisher fi nish mower, 60 in. or 54 Fescue/orchard grass, horse qual- Liberty 336-707-2149. the date of test and results for Quaile, Pittsboro 919-612-9693. in. Michael Tucker, Tobaccoville 336- ity, $4/bale. T.C. Berrier, Lexington Fescue hay, sq. bales, $3.50/bale each equine advertised. The 1971 MF 135 diesel, EC, fi eld 407-7286. 336-764-1051. in barn. R.A. Eaton, East Bend 336- following advertisers have ready, good rubber all around, $4,200 Mower deck for JD LX178. James Orchard grass, horse quality, $5-6/ 793-6500. provided proof of a negative or will add bush hog for $4,700. Ward, Oak Ridge 336-643-5167. sq. bale; pregnant mare hay, $7/sq. Orchard/alfalfa, 2012 crop, $4/ Coggins test. Donald Baker, Youngsville 919- Ford 8N 10-28 tire and/or rim. bale; $2.50-4/sq. bales; $30-45/4x5 fi eld; $4.50/barn; straw, $3.50. John Miniature donkeys, jenny & 3-4 616-4190. Richard Warfford, Winston Salem 336- rnd net wrapped bales. Barry Lindley, Kapp, Rural Hall 336-969-6630. m/o jack foals, excel. for breeding, 1964 Ford 600 tractor w/bush 659-6879. Pittsboro 919-742-4009 or 542-8920. Barley straw, sq. bales, controls all reg., $450 & up. Steve Levitt, hog, EC, $2,800. Billy Breeden, 3 pt. hitch, 5 ft bush hog, prefer Orchard grass, fescue, Timothy pond algae, $5. Barry Dellinger, Cher- Efl and 919-563-9527. Haw River 919-636-0210. Hardee or Bush Hog brand, chains, dual & clover hay, all in barn, no rain, tight ryville 704-435-2938. 2004 Adams gooseneck trailer, Frontend loader, Dunham- tail wheels, slip & stump jumper are bales, 2012 cutting, $4.50/sq. bales; Cob corn, avail. mid Sept., $0.14/ 4 horse, 16 ft, box lined w/plywood, Lehr, model 22 loader w/bucket, a plus, prefer GC & reasonable price. $40/rnd bales. Russ Hanes, Glendale lb. Jeb Blaher, Concord 704-436-5304. good fl oor & tires, burgundy in front & belly brackets incl., VGC, Brandon McCann, Elon 336-693-2564. Springs 336-982-3889. Fescue hay, sq. bales, horse quality, color, $3,800 OBO. Wayne Denton, $1,400. Mike McPherson, Siler Pea/bean sheller. Terry Motsinger, Alfalfa hay, $6 & up/bale; fescue $4/ea.; rnd bales, 4x5, $40/ea. Johnny Louisburg 919-339-6269. City 919-663-3994. Winston Salem 336-785-4218. grass, $5/bale; orchard grass, $7/ Harrison, Salisbury 704-639-0867. Powell riding equip., 15 in. 1951 MF TO-20, gas, orig. 6 Small disc, tiller or cult. for 3 pt. bale; orchard/fescue mix, $6/bale & Fescue/mixed grass hay, 2012 western saddle, LNC, $325. Kyle volt, starts & runs good, 3 pt. hitch, hitch, adjust. to 6 ft wide or station- will deliv. for extra charge. Maynard cutting, horse quality, $3/bale. Al Branham, Nantahala 828-321-4913, brakes fair, rear tires good, front ary at 5-6 ft. Wilma Schroeder, Siler Southern, Stokesdale 336-643-5621. Mullen, Lincolnton 704-735-1776. pics. avail. tires new, $2,800; Wood saw, PTO City 415-509-1652. Hay, horse quality, $30/roll; $5/ Oats, 2012 crop, $35/55 gal. drum; 1997 Featherlite 3 horse trailer driven w/pulley, 28 in. blade, fi ts D7 CAT dozer, serial #17A & sq. bales; cow hay, $25/bale, deliv. $4.50/bushel in bulk qty. Randy Clontz, w/sleeping quarters, $9,500. Gary TO-20, GC, $300. Durward Burnette, up, GC, casting #4H7104 & pis- avail. H. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. Indian Trail 704-753-1780. Robbins, High Point 336-905-0561. Oxford 919-693-5604. ton. Tommy, Peachland 704-272-8958. Coastal Bermuda hay, $4/barn; Abruzzi rye, cleaned, 50 lb. bags, Misc. horse equip., hitch, saddle MF 1100, good tires, canopy, GC, 140-200 series excavator in GC $5/fi eld; alfalfa hay, sq. bales, $7/ $12.50/bag; buck forage oats, cleaned, pads, bits, etc., $5 & up. Dory Van $7,900; MF 1080 w/good tires, canopy, & suitable to use on farm. David bale. William Sutton Jr., Ernul 252- 50 lb. bags, $15/bag. Randy Clontz, Duzer, Durham 919-416-9689. GC, $7,800; round baler, Gehl 1865 Rowland, China Grove 704-920-0235. 229-1889 or 670-7012. Indian Trail 704-753-1780. Miniature horse colt, 4 m/o, TDC, good belts, Crowder wheels, 1 row corn picker, GC. Grier Quality horse hay, orchard, $4.50/ Fescue hay, 4x5 rnd bales, horse palomino, good bloodlines, grand- VGC, $7,700. George McPherson, Bradford, Huntersville 704-975-7799. sq. bale; mixed rnd bales, 4x5, $20 quality, $25/bale. Roger Drum, States- son of Buck Echo, not reg., $500. Siler City 919-742-3548. Bottom slick roller for NH 630 round & up. John Maddrey, Halifax 252- ville 704-880-7006. Denise Cabe, Elkin 828-342-7844. NH 472 haybine, GC, sheltered, baler. Tony Sigmon, Claremont 828- 532-3556. Tender spring lespedeza hay, 1976 Hart 2 horse tag along $4,000; NH 10 in. hammer mill, serial 238-3290. Oat hay, $5/bale; fescue, $3/bale; great for goats, $5/sq. bale; horse hay, trailer, rear loading ramp, 2 front #J2070, GC, sheltered, $500. Jody Attach. for JD 670 compact trac- fescue 4x5 rnd bales, $25. Danny mixed orchard, other grasses & lespe- doors, tall style, FC, $600. John Phillips, Sanford 919-770-2996. tor. Raymond Davis, Rutherfordton, Slade, Burlington 336-226-3651 & deza, $4.50/sq. bale. Steve Beckner, 828-287-5401. lv. msg. Mebane 919-563-5666. Karriker, Statesville 704-437-0762. Page 6 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW September 2012 HORSES HORSES FARMLAND FARMLAND Riding horse, show or pleasure, Cobb size synthetic harness w/ 6 ac near Mt. Airy w/view of 43 ac farmland near Greensboro, Farmland shown dressage & hunters, Belgian stainless hardware & Meadowbrook cart, mountains, fl at & cleared land, creek, incl. 2 homes, 2 stocked fi sh ponds, great Wanted draft x thoroughbred, 6 y/o, $15,000. oak wood, EC, show quality, $2,000/ rd. frontage, 2 brick homes, $240,000 for fi shing & hunting, $425,000. Libby N. Hobson, Pittsboro 336-376-8137. all; cart, $1,500; harness, $800. Kim w/some owner fi n. Sally Roberts, Low Clubb, Kernersville 336-817-0004. To lease for 2012 & future yrs. Pasture horse boarding w/ Kochis, Fuquay Varina 919-567-9288. Gap 704-608-0689 or 336-352-4335. 42.7 ac in Wilkes co, brushy for deer hunting within hour drive horse barn, 30 ac pasture fenced Tucker western saddle w/girth, 18 160 ac in Martin co, long or short mtn. timberland, new survey, right of Stanly co, ref avail., responsible in, storage for tack & hay, riding in., blk., EC, used 4 times, $800. Cyn- term hunting lease, 1-3 people only, of way, lines painted, owner fi n., hunter. Jimmy Furr, Stanfi eld 704- trails, secl. area, $100/mo. Boyd thia Bryant, Oxford 919-691-0475 or planted rows of 10 yr. oak trees, 2 mi. $3,900/ac. Brown Osborne, Moravian 888-0213. Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. 693-3284.. of wind rows, has deer, rabbits, quail Falls 336-838-4590. 50 ac in Edgecombe co to lease Large horse barn for rent w/13 Horse boarding, Silk Hope area, & 4 wheeler paths, $10/ac. William 47.7 ac farm in northwestern for 2012 & future yrs. for deer hunt- stalls, water, elec., tack room, show pasture board w/run-in shelter, lighted Modlin, Jamesville 252-792-7709 Ashe co, 2,000 ft creek frontage, ing, responsible father & son. Pete room, hay storage area, riding rink round pen, trails, tack room, 2 feedings/ after 10 p.m. pastures, barns, timber w/poss. owner Gulley, Southern Pines 910-724-5372. & pasture area incl., large center hall day, quality pasture, owner/mgr. on 3+ ac 5 min. from downtown Hill- fi n., $299,000. Bennett Darnell, Jef- To lease land for deer hunting for working horses, $400. Dianne premises & ref. avail., $250/mo. Mary sborough, can be used for agriculture ferson 336-846-3330 or 434-0533. in Alamance or Orange co. James Glasscoe Watterson, Lexington 240- Ann Harville, Siler City 919-742-5053. or raising stocks, some owner fi n. 8+ ac in Yadkin co, fenced pas- Mercer, Graham 336-270-4330. 498-0733. avail., $43,000/ac neg. Zeena, Durham ture w/1 ac pond in center, 492.1 ft 8-20 ac in north Davidson or 1994 Cherokee 2 horse alum. Horses & 919-593-7470. rd. front, $75,000. Kathleen Reavis, Forsyth co area for purchase, veteran gooseneck, slant load, dressing room, Supplies 8 ac in Moore co, 7 ac fenced in Winston Salem 336-924-8856. wanting private site for family/small rear tack, $6,500. Raymond Strum, Wanted grass w/1 ac pond, 900 ft rd. front- 45 ac w/800 ft rd. frontage mins. farm, part wooded/part pasture pref. Henderson 252-438-3931. age & 650 ft creek frontage, barn, 4 from 421, planted pines in 2008, 4 Whit Sherrill, Greensboro 336- 5 y/o Arabian mare, 15h, very Appaloosa, quarter horse, out bldgs., 2 br/1½ ba house w/new ac cleared for food plots, multiple 617-4094. good trail horse, needs exp. rider, thoroughbred, or Arabian w/some well, septic & metal roof, $105,500. perk sites, $180,000. Scott Auman, Hunting land to lease for 2012 $1,500. Benny Hutchens, Yadkin- pasture. Alisa Tinkham, Oxford 407- R. Wilson, Goldston 919-837-5944. Goldston 336-953-0631. & beyond near Davidson co, deer, ville 336-244-6612. 273-6612. 31+ ac in Sampson co, 3 ac clear, 3 ac in Avery co, mins. from turkey & small game, father/daughter, Morgan mare, 8 y/o 14.3h, barn & livestock site, on Black River Grandfather Mtn., perked for 1,200 exp., responsible & respect property/ wonderful & energetic horse, has w/½ mi. water front, timber cut in sq. ft home, 3 br/2 ba, $35,900. Teresa owner wishes. Nelson Westmoreland, been trail ridden & is road safe, no Farm Labor 1942, abundant wildlife, 3 br house, Tourdot, Jefferson 336-953-8808. Thomasville 336-687-6486. vices, sale or lease, $1,000. Nancy, $1.2M. Billy Whitehead, Hampstead 10+ ac in Davie co, stream & 3-4 Farm & hunting land for pur- Timberlake 336-364-2088. 910-270-4614 after 5 p.m. br/2 ba newly renovated brick house, chase, Raleigh or Triad area, 50+ Horse boarding & training on Welding & metal repair ser- 13.1 +/- ac in Wayne co w/11 ac $169,500. Deena Abee, Mocksville 704- ac, or 200+ ac tracts anywhere in 40 ac, new barn w/12x12 matted vice, free est., $25/hr. Phillip Hicks, cleared, paved rd. frontage, public 239-3693. state. John Long, Ruffi n 336-939-3166. stalls & interior hot/cold wash rack, Eden 336-344-3389. water access, crop allotments & timber, 68 ac in rural Anson co, paved rd. To lease for 2012 & beyond, deer full-size dressage arena, riding fi eld, Fence building, woven wire, boarders on creek, elec. fenced, grazed frontage, reset in pines, excel. for deer hunting land, father & son, primarily $350. Renee Caron, Madison 336- wood, hi tensil, barb wire, etc., $1/ cow pasture, $91,000. Clarence Hill, hunting, $2,750/ac. Betty & Douglas bow hunting, Davie, Yadkin, Iredell, 427-4211. ft. & up labor. Richard Bare, Laurel Seven Springs 252-569-0758. Horne, Polkton 704-272-7814. Rowan, Davidson, Forsyth co. Steven J&A Farrier Service looking Springs 336-977-8097. Secl. 50 ac horse/cattle farm for 53 ac in Stanly co, old hardwood Chesnee, Mocksville 336-998-1846. for new clients, trim horses & shoe Sheep shearing on Sat., Sept. 8, lease w/restored log cabin, stable, trees, running stream, approx. 1 mi. rd. 6-30 ac in Orange or Durham co horses, hot & cold, refs. avail., 2012 in Morganton, reservations req., barns, pastures, creeks, storage bldgs. frontage, 20 min. to Mecklenburg co, for purchase, some or all residential $32-100. Jerreth Thomas, Gibson- $10/shear; $3/feet w/disc. for 5 & & riding trails, $1,200/mo. Boyd $366,000. Bob & Lynn Tucker, Oak- horse pasture in Hillsborough, Ba- ville 336-549-9727. up. Meagan Roberts, Morganton 828- Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. boro 704-485-4447. hama or Rougemont. Reed Thomas, Simco saddle, 17 in., VGC, 448-3562. 127 ac in northeast Person co, new 25 ac in Rowan co, 100 yr. old farm Butner 561-702-8773. $450; Circle Y, 16 in., GC, $400; John Blue pump repairs & parts, survey & newly planted in pine, 50 house, 4 Amish built barns, fenced Will trade use of 37 ft boat slip 15 in. saddle, $400. John Braxton, guaranteed, rebuilt pumps avail., ft recorded access, $2,000/ac. Sidney pastures, property used for horse board- in Hatteras for dove hunting. Russell Roxboro 336-599-6292. $100-2,500. Scott Blackwell, Cerro Thompson, Milton 336-234-9187 call ing, music festivals, goat milking & S. Bingham, Salisbury 704-279-2553. Appendix/tb bay colt, 2 y/o Gordo 910-770-1189. in the evening. cheese processing, $650,000. Rhonda Land for hog hunting only, & stands 15.3, nice mover, sweet, Tractor/farm equip. repair, res- 50 ac in Guilford co, incl. house Bowles, Mooresville 704-506-6526. responsible hunter & war veteran. $1,500. Susan Barnhardt, Ad- toration & painting, onsite service & w/6 barns of various sizes, approx. 20 13 ac mini farm 45 min. east of William Gilbeau, Salisbury 704- vance 336-608-0904. hauling avail., 35+ yrs. exp., $60 & ac fenced in pasture & creek, excel. deer Charlotte, incl. small house, workshop, 431-5615. Neoprene harness w/collars, 2 up/hr. dep. on job. Danny Hicks, Siler hunting/horse farm, $380,000. Tyler organic garden, 2 pastures, woods, To lease land in Alexander or sets, will fi t 600-800 horse, bridles City 919-704-5219. Sutton, Julian 336-269-7075. stocked pond & abundant wildlife, surrounding co for running rab- incl., $600. Robbie, Advance 336- Custom combining, 30 in. corn 20 ac in Randolph co near Cli- secl., $185,000. Chris Owens, Nor- bit beagles or deer hunting. Jerry 978-0316. header, 20 ft bean header, southern max, approx. 14 ac cleared, creeks, wood 704-578-4234. Triplett, Statesville 704-924-9965. TWH weanling fi lly, sorrel w/ Wayne, northern Sampson, southeastern pond site, great for mini farm, 15 100 ac in Montgomery co, good Land to lease in Lincoln, Iredell, white legs, granddaughter of world Johnston co, $30/ac + $0.30 bushel min. from Greensboro or Asheboro, hunting, 2,000 ft frontage, county Rowan, Davidson or surrounding co champion, app. for reg. avail., to haul. Gary Wise, Mt. Olive 919- $90,000. DeVane Williard, Randle- water, 23 y/o pines/hardwoods, gated for deer hunting. Bob Nygaard, Iron $500. Johnny Abee, Harmony 704- 922-4693. man 336-362-6242. access, great timber investment/ Station 815-823-7703. 546-2127. 36 ac in Alamance co, pastures, pond private farm, $2,950/ac. Tim Arey, 10+/- ac cleared & near Raleigh Horse training, starting horses Farm Labor & some woods, house w/large barn & Concord 704-782-6800. or 1 hr. away, $80,000/max. Tarek under saddle, schooling younger Wanted several out buildings, $365,000. Robert 54 ac farm in Hiddenite on Afi fi , Raleigh 919-272-5461. horses & polishing older horses, Griffi n, Pinnacle 336-368-3025. Yadkin river, 25 ac tillable, updated 75-125 ac farm in Chatham or $450. Josh Summey, Lawndale Small sustainable farm seeks work 40 ac in Orange co near Mebane farmhouse, willing to lease land for Alamance area, must have small, 704-692-7280. exchange laborers or WWOOFers, & Chapel Hill, off rd. & private w/ farming for addt’l. fee, $399,000. Gary livable house. Tim Donnelly, 2002 Featherlite 4 horse slant starting this fall. Edward Marshall, stream & timber, $7,975/ac. John Greer, Hickory 828-256-7001. Apex 919-387-5950. w/4 ft sort wall, 7x7, rear tack, fully Union Grove 704-592-2557 or email Jordan, Saxapahaw 336-376-3122 20.8 ac tract between Boone Land to lease in Alamance or encl. w/drop down window, lq has [email protected]. or 376-3650. & West Jefferson in Ashe co, barn, adjoining co for 2012+ deer & turkey heat & a/c, lights, power hook up, 27+ ac in northern Iredell co, stream, pond, marketable timber, hunting, willing to hunt w/recurve breaker box inside, plug on inside Farmland 650 ft rd. frontage on US Hwy 21, shared rd. to potential homesite w/ bow/gun as req. & will respect all & out, refrig., GC, $16,000. Bryan planted in pines by forestry service, view of the peak, $155,000. Trudy For Sale owner req. Don Ward, Mebane Taylor, Statesville 704-902-2523. $160,000. Anna Joyce, Germanton 336- Moss, Boone 828-964-8032. 919-563-2682. 1997 Sundowner alum. horse 413-3417. 52 ac in Columbus to lease for Cropland wanted for lease in trailer, white w/trailer brake sys- Land for sale must consist 11+ ac in Surry co near Mt. Airy, hunting, $10/ac.; 17+ ac in Colum- of at least 3 acres and be Wake, Johnston, Fuquay-Varina & tem, 33 ft long, 4 horse slant load fenced pasture, some wooded, lies bus, part cleared & part in plantation Franklin co, top land, 200 ac needed, w/mid tack & front dressing room, used for agricultural pur- nice w/creek, $59,900. Gray Cas- pines, 32 y/o, 1/2 mi. side branch w/ $85/ac. Bob Atkins, Louisburg 919- tack can be moved to rear, rubber poses, i.e. cultivation, raising sell, Kernersville 336-430-8877 or plenty of deer, $80,000. Buddy Davis, 880-7598. mats, $15,000. Matthew Hays, livestock and/or other farm email [email protected]. Evergreen 910-640-8563. Louisburg 919-208-3894. commodities. 61.5 ac in Davie co, 2 large 102.5 ac in Anson co, south of M&M boarding stables, 20 Advertisers must indicate streams, rd. frontage on 2 sides of Wadesboro, good for pasture, chicken Livestock min. from Goldsboro & Smithfi eld use of land. property, $5,300/ac. Charles Haynes, farm or plant in pines, joins 2 streams, For Sale in Pikeville, full board incl. lg. stall Harmony 336-463-2427. $225,000; 21.2 ac in Richmond co, in new barn, hay, feed, turnout in 44.23 ac in Randolph co, open 6 ac mini farm w/cabin, creek near Rockingham, approx. 2 ac pond Boer buck, excel. breeder, 4 y/o, horse-fenced pastures, access to tack fi eld w/rd. frontage, suitable for pasture w/1.5 ac field, view of Hanging site, make good horse farm, $45,900. polled, $85. B.J. Welch, Bennett lockers & wash pit, $300/mo. M. or cult. land, $226,000. James Lowe, Rock mtn., blueberry orchard, great Carl Lee, Rockingham 910-895-4564, 336-581-3742. Wade, Pikeville 919-223-3086. Asheboro 336-963-2941 or Sue Ellen timber, $39,000. Ken Lynch, Sandy 417-9649, or 995-7886. Charolais, performance tested Farrier service w/exp. farrier, Lowe, 336-653-6040. Ridge 336-707-2762. 138.7 ac farmland, Hwy 501 at since 1966, purebred, reg., polled 1 & 2 horse accts. accepted, older 11 ac in mtns of Alleghany co, 35 ac, lies good, excel. hunting, view Scotland/Robeson co line, 6 mi. south & horned, $1,500-25,000. Carol & horses welcome, serving Orange near Sparta & Blue Ridge Parkway, of mtn., streams, paved rd. frontage, of Laurinburg & Maxton, dcp cotton/ John Dykers, Siler City 919-663- co & surrounding areas. Doug stream, small pond, springs, hunting owner fi n., $3,500/ac. Lewis Cox, Mt. soybean, $2,850/ac. James Haines, 2436 or 2931 & John Will Headen, Brown, Cedar Grove 919-280-2571. cabin & storage bldg., secl. w/deer & Airy 336-786-1697. Rockingham 910-997-1001 or email 919-742-4745 Horse boarding, lg. arena, 80 turkey, $105,000. Joyce & Bob Balog, 17.5 ac in Davidson co, 930 ft rd. [email protected]. Savanna meat goats, not reg., ac, wooded trails, bordering creek, Richlands 910-467-7109. frontage, 1/2 ac pond w/2 creeks, 13 21 ac in Ferguson, 3 br/2 ba dbl 3 billies, born 01-12, 1 full blood, gated security entrance & owners 5.56 ac in Alleghany co, open land, clear ac, wildlife, close to schools & wide, 6 stall horse barn, plenty of deer $300; 2, 50% cross Bora, $175/ea. live on property, $100/mo. Carlee small stream, partial fence, approx. grocery store, $230,000. Steve Yar- & turkey for hunting, $125,000. Imo- Jeff Tyndall, Deep Run 252-526-1979. Kimrey, Mebane 919-304-2547. 1,600 Fraser Fur Christmas trees, 400 borough, Lexington 336-787-4003. gene Wright, Selma 919-279-3308. Toggenburg purebred buck Mini blk. & white w/blue ft of state rd. frontage, $37,500. David 48 ac on Regan Rd. in Lexington, 40 ac in Granville co, wooded/ kids, DOB 12-22-11, disbudded, eyes, white fi lly, blk. & white colt, Jones, Glade Valley 336-657-7745. completely fenced in & planted in ap- open w/creek, great for horses or de-scented, bottle fed & tame, homozygous, loud colors, friendly, 3.37 ac near interstate, unfi nished prox. 10 y/o pines, $150,000. Tammy mini-farm, 2 story back house, paved extra good stock, dam and ADGA $600. Pam Banks, Clayton 919- 50x100 bldg., $45,000 OBO. Ed Smith, Allen, Lexington 336-787-4242. rd. frontage, off of Elam Currin Rd., reg. sire on site, $125/ea. through 412-1684. Salisbury 704-636-1477. 4.8 ac in Wilkes co, landscaped, $2,500/ac. Cynthia Bryant, Oxford 919- Sept. Thomas Branham, Nantahala Horse boarding, exp. horse- 17+ ac in Person co, 800 ft rd. secl. on large creek, paved rd. frontage, 691-0475 or 693-3284. 828-321-3095 or [email protected]. man/owner, Aria cert., lives on site, frontage, ½ wooded, ½ open, land 2 areas fenced for horses, well-built 30.71 ac in Knightdale/Wendell Dorper/Katahdin ram lamb, indiv. care, daily turnout on rotated perks, ideal for horses/hunting, conv. 24x24 run in shed, 12x12 storage area, approx. ½ open land, several DOB 06-04-12, $130; Dorper/ pasture, round pen, arena, ref. avail., to Durham, Roxboro, Butner & RTP, bldg. & 14x80 well-maint. Horton old barns, would make great pasture, Katahdin/St.Croix ram lamb, DOB $325/mo. Jon Nadel, Mebane 919- $60,000. Larry Weaver, Rougemont mobile home, $60,000. Carol Brace- $20,000/ac. Freddy, Zebulon 919- 03-26-12, $150. Dory Van Duzer, 563-8428. 336-364-7516. wel, Boomer 828-612-2837. 818-2780. Durham 919-416-9689. September 2012 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7 LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK POULTRY & SUPPLIES POULTRY WANTED Nubian dairy goats, gentle, bottle Mini Nubian buck, proven, blue Shetland ewe lambs & colored Mandarin duck pairs, $100/pair; 4-6 mallard hens. Gil Branch, Dobson 336- fed, milking does, $150 & up; doe eyes, blk./roan, white belt, spots on angora doe goats, born in April, sibling ducklings, 6 w/o, $35/ea.; 3 y/o 401-6562. kids, $75 & up. B. Seaman, Walnut belt, tame, reg. MDGA, CAE/CL tested healthy, reg., excel. conformation & Impeyan male pheasant, $250. Jeff Male mallard duck for companion Cove 336-994-8446. herd; adult Nigerian does & buck, great high quality fi ber, $200 & up. Elaina Zabodyn, Burlington 336-266-6796. to female, within 25 mi. of Randolph Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull, blood lines, $250-300. Sarah Jinnah, Kenyon, Efl and 919-563-0439. Americana, maran, Dominique & co. Roger Cox, Ramseur 336-824-3542. 2 ½ y/o, approx. 1,600 lbs., dark red, Winston Salem 336-788-2454. Reg. blk. Angus bull, DOB 10- game standard chickens, blk. rosecomb Battery brooder w/5 stack- $1,500. K.R. Kennedy, Thomasville Santa Gertrudis, young bulls, 4-20 19-06, sired by Sav8180 Traveler 004, bantams & 2012 hatched guineas, $5-15/ able brooders for quail brooding, 336-475-3776. m/o & heifers, 4-6 m/o, reg. stock; Gert dame is 4k Blackcap N313, excel. ea. dep. on breed, age & sex. Delbert must have working heaters & Feeder pigs, Tamworth/Hamp x Angus, young stock, $400-2,000. L.J. EPD, $3,000; Angus/beefmaster & Spillman, Sophia 336-498-7103. wafer thermostats. Richard Esten, mix, pasture raised, $60/ea.; sausage Smith, Denton 336-859-5539. Angus/Santa Gertrudis crossbreed Ostriches, all sizes & ages, just Hickory 828-244-7720. sows, pasture fed, $300/ea. Ron Baby doll sheep, males, $200 & heifers, calving in 3 wk. period beg. hatched-proven breeders/layers; Brooder for raising quail, Peters, Reidsville 336-342-7545. up. Deb Rosenquist, Kernersville 336- Dec., bred to calving ease reg. An- eggs also avail., $200. Jake Perkins, galvanized w/heater & thermostat, Reg. blk. Angus bull, VG blood- 869-5958. gus bull, $25,000. Dirk James, Siler Reidsville 336-613-7163. GC. Richard Harwell, Hickory 828- line, DOB 09-23-11, $1,200. George Proven Saanen buck, nominated City 919-663-3200. Baby guinea fowl, pearl gray, pearl 324-4455. Boger, Mocksville 336-998-4795 breeder, 4 y/o, ADGA reg., $300. Alex Finnsheep, reg. proven ram, 3 gray & white & some solid white, Muscovy ducks or ducklings. Earlie or 734-3008. Karabet, Stanfi eld 704-269-8505. proven dams, white & soft wool, docile, $3. Gail Morgan, Liberty 336-622-3720. Mitchell, New Hill 919-362-7348. Suffolk cross weanling lambs, American guinea hog barrows, naturally polled & natural short tails, Bantam chickens, diff. types of To trade male gouldian fi nches could be used for children’s show- pasture raised w/some grain, approx. meat has delicate fl avor, $2,000/all; chicks, Japanese bantams, silkies, for breeding, single factor red heads manship, other crossbred lambs & 150 lbs., $150-175. Shirley Collins, Finnsheep, increase lambing %, docile, campines, blue razor backs, Rhode for healthy red & blk. headed. Isadora yearlings for meat, fi ber, production Mooresville 704-281-8075. friendly, easy handling, ram lambs, Island Reds; standard birds, orphan- Galjour, Chapel Hill 919-933-4864. fl ocks, all wool sheep, $125 & up. Julie On site stud service, grand cham- $200/ea. Jim or Karon Carlson, Bear ages, Rhode Island Reds, marions Poudrier, Oxford 252-267-5603. pion blood line Nubian buck, reg. Creek 919-742-1366 or 919-548-1133. & more, $2-20. Debbie Bracken, Pasture raised heritage pure- w/ADGA, beautiful coloring/mark- Reg. Hereford bulls & heifers, F1 Mocksville 336-671-3117. Seeds & Plants bred Hereford pigs, 7 w/o, 6 gilts ings & great disposition, $75. Jerry Hereford-Simmental cross bulls, F1 3,000 red sex link pullets, laying For Sale & 5 boars, reg., $125; red wattle Orr, Monroe 704-309-4122. Hereford-red Angus heifers, AI bred age chickens, brown eggs, vaccinated & Hereford hog cross pigs, 6 w/o, Kiko goats, pure bloods & %, $150 to top sires, $800 & up. Brent Creech, & debeaked, $6.50/ea. & up. E. D. PLEASE NOTE: Individuals or pasture raised, 6 gilts, 3 boars, all & up. Bill Nasuti, New London 704- Zebulon 919-801-7561. Snider, Staley 336-708-2998. businesses offering nursery stock for have wattles & red wattles are en- 312-2195. Reg. Kiko meat goats, purebred Doves, ring neck & white, $10/ sale in North Carolina are required dangered species, $75. Joseph Cain, Reg. alpine bucklings from cham- New Zealand bucks, ready for fall ea; cochens, bantams, white & buff & to obtain either a nursery or nursery Ayden 252-341-4390. pion doe, $150 & up; purebred young breeding, $300-400/ea. Red Richards, blk., $5/ea. Bob Marsh, Denton 336- dealer license. For more informa- Maine Anjou/Jersey cross Angus bulls, $1,000 & up. Grady Ward, Siler City 919-812-0085. 803-0567. tion, contact the NCDA&CS Plant bull & milking Devon cow, both Lawndale 704-538-3397. Reg. Angus bull yearling, sired Guinea keets & chics, $3 & Industry Division at 800-206-9333 reddish brown, easy to handle, bull Purebred Charolais bulls, polled & by the #1 pathfi nder sire of the Angus up. Jennifer Blackburn, Denton 336- or 919-707-3730. is polled & cow is bred, due in late gentle, 7 m/o & up, $850 & up. Johnny breed, Bon View New Design 878, 859-8345. fall, $1,000-1,500 OBO. Charles Harrison, Salisbury 704-639-0867. good EPDS, AAA# 17245886, bull’s 4 blk. Jersey roosters, full grown Loofa sponge, $10/100 seeds, Gupton, Louisburg 252-438-4002. Big, polled full fl eck-simmental mother is bushwacker daughter w/ & friendly, $10/ea. Sandi Bush, Wax- $3.50/20 seeds; heirloom marigolds, Fainting/myotonic goats, kids yearling & 2 y/o bulls; blk. Sim/Angus, excel. maternal qual., $2,000. Ryan haw 704-243-0615 or 774-2994. grow 3-4 ft tall w/huge blooms, $5/50 & adults avail., great colors & many top German & AI bloodlines, $800- Taylor, Gibsonville 919-888-9770. Mallard ducks, drakes & fowls, seeds; old timey hollyhocks, 5 ft w/blue eyes, triple reg. & from 2,000. Preston Cornelius, Mooresville Male pygmy goat, $20; tri-color $10/ea OBO. Jerry Orr, Monroe 704- tall, $5/40 seeds, send cash + SASE. beautiful stock, $250 & up. Anna 704-664-5460. female pigmy goat, $30. Bart, Golds- 309-4122. Will Ayers, 5620 Sherrills Ford Rd., Smith, Littleton 252-908-4380. Boer cross bucklings, $60; Duroc- boro 919-920-2249. Rare cream leg bar chicks, pro- Catawba, NC 28609, 828-241-2232. Alpine dairy goats, doelings York cross pigs, $50. Julian Burgin, Katahdin sheep, spring lambs, lifi c layers of Robin’s egg blue eggs, Bearded iris, dwarfs, $2; medium & bucklings, yearlings, CAE free Norwood 704-699-2158. $100; ewes, $250; rams, $325. Lynn 9 pullets & 4 cockerals, d/o chicks, & tall, $3; re-bloomers, $4. Shirley herd, hand raised, $200 & up. Leon Reg. blk. Angus bulls, low birth Merritt, Chapel Hill 919-933-0349. $59/pullet; $19/cockeral + shipping, Knox, Lawndale 704-538-8955. Albright, Thomasville 336-250-7288. weight, docile, calving ease, $1,200. David Jersey milk cow, $700. Garner $475. Nancy Donohew, Shelby 704- Lucky buckeyes for planting, Nigerian dwarf goats, babies, Cress, Concord 704-796-2441. Jarrell, Mt. Airy 336-352-3491 or 472-5619. $5/doz.; buckeyes to carry, $4/doz. blue eyed, spotted & tri-colored, Purebred Jersey bull, DOB 09-04- 468-4288. Muscovy ducklings, all ages, $5/ Jules Simmons, Sylva 828-226-4700. $65 & up. Josh Foltz, Winston 11, good disposition, easy to handle, ea. Kathy, Rutherfordton 828-287-0038 Hosta, daylilies, Stella d’oro, Salem 336-251-4709. $800. Jeff Holton, Statesville 704- or 980-0087 & lv. msg. Livestock red & purple, etc., repeat blooms, 20 Angus bulls, reg., yearlings & 873-0644. Peacocks, white & indigo, 2 y/o; plants/$60; 300 singles/$240 mix & coming 2 y/o, home raised on for- Polled Hereford bulls, full Wanted 1 indigo/iridescent green, 4 y/o, de- match; asst’d bulbs, 100/$20, green age, good bloodlines for effi cient blooded, dark colored, gentle, out livery within 100 mi., $75-115. Mike liriope, $1/ea w/40 min.; cedar tree performance, $2,000 & up. Steve of large Herefords, $650 & up. Jim Nanny goats, free or reasonably Hargett, Union Mills 828-288-3768. & walnut tree, $125, will ship plants. McPherson, Snow Camp 336- Long, Kannapolis 704-932-0503. priced. James Coble, Pleasant Garden 4 new Honeywell 2000 4 sensor G. Stowe, Haw River 336-675-0466. 263-6042. Alpacas, female Huacaya alpacas 336-674-7107. & 12, Hired Hand Supersaver XL Christmas trees, approx 1,600 Polled Hereford bulls & heifers, bred to 13 time blue ribbon champion Nigerian dwarf does w/wild 225,000 heaters, $50-800. Cathy Fraser Fir, mixed sizes, easy access, 2 blk. bred cows, $800 & up. Randy male, combo pkgs. avail. & will incl. colors. Ryan Knight, Madison 336- Parker, Wallace 910-271-0305. all for $5,000. David Jones, Glade Davis, Burlington 336-263-8163. gelded males, $150-1,500. Anne 455-0902. Guinea keets, several colors, Valley 336-657-7745. Reg. Texas longhorns bred for Stone, Warner 828-235-8855. Alpine or Nubian steer, 7-10 healthy, eating & drinking, $3/ea. Joe Comfrey, high yield & high color & horn, top pedigree, $400 & Saanen doelings & bucklings, m/o. Ringo Hill, Denton 336-859-0554. Kimball, Robbins 910-464-5494. protein perennial herb for compost, up. Ron Skinner, Denton 336-302- white & sable, 2012, $150; proven Brown Swiss heifer, 6-8 m/o. Billy Game fowl, Lieper/Doc Robinson fodder, food & remedy, $0.39/root 0966 call between 8-10 p.m. bucks $300, all ADGA reg., disbud- Franklin, Waynesville 828-377-0206. hatch crosses, lacy/bruner roundhead & up for crowns & plants. Thomas Young pygmy goats, $35-50. Alvin ded, excel. dairy bloodlines, ripshin, Cheviot cross or full cheviot ewes, crosses, $40 & up/pair. Matthew Hall, Branham, Nantahala 828-321-3095 Brown, Piney Creek 336-359-2307. spinning spider, goat-lady, friendly, lambs, young ewes. Ginger Bruton, Autryville 910-578-0955. or email [email protected]. Kathahdin ram, DOB 03-06- $150-300. Barbara Kruesi, Deep Wilmington 910-686-4443. Flight & weather cond. quail, Old English boxwood, fi g trees, 12, $155. Dalton Woolard, Reids- Gap 828-266-9094. Bobwhite, Tennessee red, Mexican, persimmon, gardenia, azalea, hosta, ville 336-361-0462. Katahdin yearlings, 3 ewes, 2 Poultry & 910-374-8176, $3.75 & up. George butterfl y bush & more, all in pots, 5 purebred blk. Angus heifers, weathers, more poss. avail., $125. Vic- Supplies Parker, Lumberton 910-738-7432. $2-5/ea. Verndon Batten, Candor 12-14 m/o, $900 & up. Connie & Judy toria, Hampstead 910-270-0598. For Sale Peafowl, 5 diff. breeds, $25-250/ 910-974-3755. Lyon, Glade Valley 336-363-9192. Katahdin spring ram lamb, ea. Tommy Pittman, Bladenboro 910- Old timey cockscomb seeds, Jacob ram, 4-5 m/o, healthy, solid white, from reg. Katahdin ram, Peacocks, 8 breeds, $70 & up; 827-2472. huge blossom head w/rich crimson good appearance, $90. Vonda Frantz, $200. Ellen Harling, Laurinburg 910- pheasants, $50 & up; baby jumbo Whites, blks. & silver duckwings, color, sturdy 18 in. stalk, approx. 200 Rougemont 336-364-1924. 276-6072. Bobwhite quail, $0.70 & up. Alvin Old English, $5 & up. Joe Whit- seeds/$3 + SASE. Barry Cox, 6225 Reg. Simmental bull, sired by Duroc/Hampshire feeder pigs, males Lowery, Rowland 910-738-2540 or ley, Candor 910-975-2411. Welborn Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. Sure Bet, solid blk. & very gentle, still intact, ready around 1st of Sept., 301-2298. Wood ducks, mandarins, pintails, Old timey white multiplying $2,500. Dale Pardue, Hampton- $65. Justin Holley, Hampstead 910- Quail, gambel, California, blue green winged teal, blue winged teal, onion sets, $10.50/50 sets, shipping ville 336-468-2038. 329-1141 or 619-5494. scale, Mex. speckled, jumbo & white American wigeons, European wi- incl. Roney Bissette, Plymouth 252- Boer goats, full blood & high %, High % Dorper x Katahdin lambs, Bobwhites, coturnix, Texas A&M, geons, white faced tree ducks, com- 793-3814. $100 & up. Steve Jones, Thomasville sired by purebred Dorper, ram & ewe jumbo browns, albino chukars, rock mon shell ducks, red gold pheasants, Old English boxwoods, fi eld 336-475-6539. lambs avail., lots of color, healthy philby & Barbary, $1.50 & up. Jimmy peacocks, $20 & up. Brian Daughtry, grown, up to 20 ft tall, $.90/in. in Fainting nannies & pygmy w/excel. feet, $150. Krista Hansen, Furr, Stanfi eld 704-888-0213. La Grange 919-222-5125. height. Gary Michael, Lexington 336- cross nannies, $150/not bred; Council 910-645-4146. Birmingham rollers, Old 79 Ja- Chicks, marans, speckled sussex, 239-3717. $175/bred, $150. Debbie Bracken, Blk. Simmental & Sim-Angus conette line, deep, freq. spinners, fl y silkies, orphingtons, Americanas, English boxwood shrubs, 18- Mocksville 336-671-3117. bulls, bred for moderate birth weight, in hot weather, $20/ea. & up. Danny Rhode Island reds & pharoah quail, 32 in. tall, $1/in. in height. David Boer kids, DOB 2-12, bucks & calving ease, good disposition w/good Horner, Mebane 919-563-5658. diff. ages, $3-25. Eric Petit, Clayton Albright, Summerfi eld 336-643-1533 does, full blooded, purebred, shots, growth & muscling, $2,000. William Old English bantams, bb reds & 919-320-5161. or email [email protected]. healthy for breeding herds; fainting Pyle, Franklinton 919-494-1145. wheaton, 2012 birds, $20/pair & up. Old English game bantams, Crepe myrtle, red, white & pink, bucks, 4-5 m/o-1 yr, $90-150. Dodd Jacob sheep ram lambs, Coori- Wade Shelton, Mt. Airy 336-374-2254. Japanese bantams, white & blk. tail, 3-10 gal., $10-50; nandina fi repower Linker, Clemmons 336-712-2484. dale/Jacob cross ewes, $100; Nubian/ Guineas, white Africian, young, $5 buff, $5-15/ea. Norman Suits, Bear & gulfstream, 3-10 gal., $10-35. Jim Reg. Angus bulls, BSE tested Toggenburg cross does, $100; piglets, & up. James Coble, Pleasant Garden Creek 919-548-0825. Neal, Liberty 336-687-7252. & ready to work, $2,000 & up; reg. farmer’s cross, ready in Oct., $60. 336-674-7107. Show quality ducks, hatched & Fraser Fir Christmas trees, Texas longhorns, genetics from Rio Barb Walton, Siler City 919-548-4626. Quail, $1.50 & up; pheasants, shipped this spring from Holderread premium 4-11 ft, shipping avail., $7 Grande, Tejas Star & many other Reg. Nigerian dwarf kids, DOB $45 & up; peacocks, $65 & up. Alvin Farms in Oregon, runners, saxony & & up. Travis, West Jefferson 336- greats, $500. Zach Moffi tt, Ashe- 05-24/26-2012, 2 blk. doelings, 1 w/ Lowery, Rowland 910-738-2540 or magpies, blue & blk., excel. confor- 977-3971. boro 336-736-6340. white spotting on sides & back legs, 301-2298. mation, $20-40. Steve Cooper, Hill- Sunfl ower seeds, old timey type Fainting goats, reg., 6 does, blue 1 buckling chamoisee, avail. Aug. Bob white quail, fl ight weathered, sborough 919-643-1954. w/huge 12-14 lb. fl ower, 15-18 in. eyed herd sire, several bucklings & 24, $150 & up. Yvonne Petty, Siler NPIP clean, $3.75. Wayne Bullins, Poultry & diameter, 25 seeds/$3; 50 seeds/$5 weather, $50 & up. Don & Tammie City 919-548-4679. Madison 336-871-3222 or 552-0188. + SASE. N. Smoot, 6227 Welborn Cain, Walkertown 336-754-4303. Nubian dairy goats, reg., all colors Laying hens, $5/ea. N. Hobson, Supplies Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. IBGA Boer goat kids, 3 bucks, & spots; Nigerian dwarf dairy goats, Pittsboro 336-376-8137. Wanted Prickly pear cactus plants, 2 does, diff. colors, 97% & up, reg., both purebred & excel. milkers, Hatching egg refrig. units; Male rhea, prefer white, but might potted, rooted & branched well, all parents on site, can email or text show quality w/conformation pedigree, table egg refrig. units, repaired & take grey; good ratite incubator, & winter hardy outdoors, sev. types, $10/ pics., $200-300. Danielle Brock, $200-400. Steve Cooper, Hillsbor- parts avail., $1,500 USD. James R. crested guinea fowl. Joel, German- ea. Kevin Campbell, Harmony 704- Mills River 828-337-4190. ough 919-643-1954. Faulk, Mebane 336-263-7572. ton 336-567-5206. 775-2425. Page 8 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW September 2012 SEEDS & PLANTS SMALL ANIMALS WANTED FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES TRUCKS & TRAILERS Strawberry plants, Ozark Standard Rex rabbits, not mini Long Blue 8 box barns, loading dolley, 100% quality pine shavings, 1949 Ford truck w/utility bed, everbearing, min. 20 plants, $0.30/ Rex. Ron Lundy, Salisbury 704-433- spare 7.5 elec. motors, $3,000. Teddy pick up or deliv., near N.C. State inline 6 cyl., 4 spd., 17 in. tires, ea. Steve Meador, Greensboro 336- 8766 & lv. msg. Lamm, Sims 125-224-4702. Fairgrounds, $12/yd. Andrew Penn, extra gas & air tanks, needs battery 272-4418. Leonard metal building, 14x28, Creedmoor 919-625-8910. & brake repair, $4,000. Bill Kallam, Nut trees, Chinese chestnuts, Supplies 2 roll up doors, 1 walk in, 3 windows, Biro meat saw, runs on 220, model# Walkertown 336-595-4863. potted, persimmon, mulberry, mag- For Sale wired w/lights, $5,500. John Whit- 3334, very powerful, $1,000. Norman 1972 Int’l 1700 loadstar, 14 nolia, fi g, cherries, muscadine grape, ley, Battleboro 252-883-4402. D. Clifford, Kittrell 919-693-9926. ft grain dump, rebuilt eng., 5 spd., Balm of Gilead, $5-20. Hellen L. 20 cedar posts, 6-8 ft, $140; farm 1 in. & 2 in. oak lumber, $1.25/ Martin gourds for bird houses, $3,000; 20 ft hay trailer, $650. Gary Poole, Granite Falls 828-728-9420. cut fi rewood, 16-18 in. round, $35- bd. ft; 1 in. & 2 in. pine lumber, $0.60/ gourds & apple gourds for crafts, $1.25 Conrad, Winston Salem 336-924-1428. Gardenia bushes, 4-5 ft tall, 40/load, you haul; aerator weights, bd. ft. Larry Sullivan, Bath 252-923- & up. Glenn McElveen, Garner 919- 16 ft gooseneck cattle trailer, big white fl owers, 2 bushes min. 200 lbs., $80. G. Stowe, Haw River 6721 or 945-9277. 772-2785. works great, $700. Dale Emmons, order, pick up only, $4/ea. James 336-675-0466. 3000 PSI pressure washer w/ Steel I beam, 18x40, 24 ft long, Hays 336-981-5195. Friedhaber, Bolivia 910-253-6187. Pine & poplar framing & boards, Honda eng., used once, $350. Bill never used, $800; railroad jack, Buda 8x12 metal fl atbed w/12 in. Blueberry plants, 1-3 y/o, many approx. 3,000 bf, band sawed, $1,500/ Cox, Vanceboro 252-943-1383. 15 ton, GC, $250. Derek Drye, Kan- sides & tailgate, $600. Jim Barber, varieties, early, mid & late season all. Miles Yokeley, Winston Salem 1 gal. jars, reg. mouth, Ball lids napolis 980-521-6369. Mt. Ulla 704-202-2616. to choose from, price break for lg. 336-391-2409. type, old, $5/ea.; 2 ½ gal. water type Tires, 19.5-24& 21.l-24, $100/ 1973 Dodge 1 ton flatbed, 318 mo- orders, $3-10. Michel Crippen, Yellow locust split rails, 10 ft or sprayers, stainless steel, easy recharge ea. Rick Hatley, Locust 980-521-7459. tor, 4 spd. trans., $1,000 OBO. Johnny Garland 910-529-1469. other lengths avail., $7/ea. Randal w/air hose, 30 ft range, $30; reg. Farm tires, 3, 825x20 & 1, 750x20, Mesimer, Woodleaf 704-278-9944. Hay sprigs, NC cert. crops of Letterman, Green Mountain 828- mouth, clear ½ gal. canning jars, Ball, $15/ea.; 1 full roll barbed wire, $25. 1985 Hart gooseneck stock 5 varieties, Tifton 44, Tifton 85 & 208-1318. Mason, Kerr, $1.75/ea. Gary Michael, Robert Poole, Cary 919-467-7247. trailer, 16 ft, rubber mats, center cut Coastal, $4/bushel; Midland 99, $5/ Plastic barrels, 55 gal., solid top, Lexington 336-239-3717. gate w/slide gate & swing on rear, bushel; Ozark, $7.50/bushel, incl. $10/ea.; 55 gal. open top plastic barrels, Alum. light poles, various sizes, sheltered, GC, $3,000. Larry Lyerly, royalty fee, $4-7.50. D.B. Locklear, $12/ea.; 55 gal. plastic barrels w/lids & 14½ -30 ft, GC w/bases for anchor- Supplies Gold Hill 704-279-5876. Maxton 910-844-6003. rings, $15/ea.; metal burning barrels, ing down, $275-550. Stan Hopkins, Wanted 2004 Adam bumper pull w/ Complete shitake mushroom 55 gal., no lids, $12/ea. Jeff Brittain, Denton 336-302-0353. tack area in front & separated from growing setup, producing logs, water Hickory 828-327-4782 before 7 p.m. Irrigation system, Berkley pump, Old hand crank corn sheller, horses, 2 saddle racks, rubber mats, storage tanks, water log soaking Fuel storage tanks, 8,000 gal. T 453 Detroit, 5 in. & 4 in., 30 ft working cond., free standing or 4 wheel brakes & good tires, GC, tank, water lines, mini sprinklers, steel tank, plastic coated, $3,000; 2, pipe, 12x80, sprinkler that sets in, mounted. Dave Sparrow, Pittsboro $3,000. Robert Turnage, Maiden 704- etc., $1,000 OBO. Robert Sprenger, 12,000 gal. fi berglass tanks, $3,000/ $15,000. John W. Pearman, Reids- 919-933-3830. 609-7504. Chapel Hill 919-444-1533. ea.; Int’l TD14A bulldozer tracks, ville 336-394-7295. Tobacco sticks for burley tob- 1973 Chevy tandem 2 axle Japanese red maples, various $1,500/pair; tractor tires, 18.4x46, Burlap sacs, 38x26, great for sand/ baco. David Parsons, Sparta 336- dump truck, $3,800; 26 ft box truck, sizes, in large pots & never been in $250/ea or $450/both; dual wheels w/ silt bags, crafts, ground cover, deer/duck 200-4611. $4,000; 3 axle HD trailer w/ramps, greenhouse, healthy, $15 & up. Ben tires mounted, 23.1x34, $1,000. Robert blinds, large qty. disc., $15/25. Kevin Log barn, rock walls, chimneys. $1.500. Dennis Hutchins, Statesville Cifers, Bullock 919-693-9808 or Humbles Jr., Ayden 252-746-6838. O’Neill, Belews Creek 336-414-8503. Dave, Greensboro 336-317-0831. 704-775-3608. 691-3226. Any size lumber, framing wood, Fuel oil barrel, empty, holds over Old log barns, hand hewed or Triple axle steel trailer, wood Fraser Fir Christmas trees, siding, spalted woods, cherry, butter- 250 gal. $450 neg. Dorothy Pettiford, pole. Nora Cranfi ll, Rural Hall 336- fl oor, pintle hitch, $1,500. Richard premium quality, heavy density, 5-14 nut, maple, oak, sycamore & more, air Mebane 336-514-6770. 366-0399. Burrage, Concord 704-782-6229 or ft, 50 tree min., $10-150. Thomas dry, $0.50/bd. ft & up. Kyle Branham, Pine shavings, easy pick, low waste Range feeders for hogs, must be in 791-3434. Smith, Raleigh 919-851-4206. Nantahala 828-321-4913. & excel. coverage, very absorbent, easy usable cond. w/lids for outside feed- 1992 Wilson hopper trailer, 72 Irrigation system, 600 ft pipe, handling & storage, $4.50/lg. plastic ing. Stacy Martin, Walkertown 336- in. sides, spring ride suspension, Seeds & Plants 3 in., 5.5 eng. & pump, $1,000. T.C. bag. Tony Aprile, Gibsonville 336- 709-6541. good tarp & tires, $12,000. Barry Wanted Berrier, Lexington 336-764-1051. 698-0207. Greenhouse for tomato prod., must McSwain, Norwood 704-985-3751. Alum. stairs, 4 ft high, 1 side rails, Irrigation pipe & pump, 7, 30 ft be in GC, will take down & move. 2007 Featherlite, 24 ft, goose Dried okra pods for arts & GC, $200. Gigi, Durham 919-220-2488. pipe, 6, 20 ft pipe & 1, 10 ft pipe, 10 John Vollmer, Bunn 919-496-2392. neck, fl atbed trailer w/collapsible crafts, any size, will come & cut, Generator, GC, can connect to sprinklers, 8 hp pump, $700. Frances Old hog joy oiler, GC. Abe dovetail, $6,500, fl atbed gooseneck 25 mi. within Chapel Hill area, need tractor, $2,000. Valerie Andrews, Sink, Lewisville 336-946-2885. Kemp, Franklinton 919-496-4857. trailer, 20 ft, $2,200; 2 axle gooseneck before Nov. Isadora Galjour, Chapel Boomer 336-921-3124. 2 garden tillers, Troybilt horse, 20 stock trailer, 16 ft, $1,200. Michael Hill 919-933-4864. Corral panels, 3, 12 ft panels, $70/ in. rear tine tiller w/6 hp Techumseh Trucks & Forbis, Sylva 828-506-6555. ea.; 12 ft panel w/gate, $130, EC. L. eng.; Montgomery Ward, 20 in., 4 hp 2009 gooseneck trailer w/ramps, Small Animals Roy Mocksville 336-940-4593. Briggs front tine tiller, tines LNC, Trailers 30 ft, LNC, $4,000. Steve Garcia, For Sale Gourds for bird houses & crafts, Briggs smokes, $400/both. William For Sale Laurinburg 910-276-3830. Purebred New Zealand, white large selection, $1.25/ea. & up. Denny Crews, Purlear 336-973-3972. Steele fl at bed, approx. 7x12 ft, Flat gooseneck trailer, 30 ft, & broken, Californian & Tennessee Rollins, Mocksville 336-492-7223. Hudson farm boss bandsaw mill, GC, $900 OBO. Carl Yarborough, all steel, good hay/tobacco trailer, redbacks, $10 & up dep. on age & LP propane gas tank, 325 gal., handles 24 in. x 16 ft log, 16 hp Honda Sanford 919-258-5580. $3,850. James Brown, Magnolia 910- breeding qual. Wayne Cameron, Mt. GC, incl. 30% propane gas, $450; v twin eng., slightly used, $3,500. Nor- 1968 Chevy pickup truck, new paint, 284-1482. Olive 252-567-0071. 8 hp Briggs & Stratton, GC, used 3 man Eller, Wilkesboro 336-973-4527. chrome, upholstery & tires, restored, 2004 Hudson fl atbed trailer, 16 Young Flemish rabbits, DOB summers, cast iron block, comm.. 8 ft aermotor windmill, 40 ft tower, 350 V8, ps & pb, auto. trans., LNC, ft, 9,000 lbs., tires good, brakes & 05-15-12, ready to go, handled type, starts easy, $260. W. T. Duncan, will pump water, used, $2,600. Hal $14,000. Terrill Bowman, Clemmons lights work, clear title, $1,500. Michael daily, $35-50. Alvin Brown, Piney Sophia 336-495-4455. Garmon, Davidson 704-363-6059. 336-765-4654. Johnson, Benson 919-369-1838. Creek 336-359-2307. 2,500 gal. fuel tank, double wall, Oxygen/acetylene tanks for Jeep front axle weight, 265 lbs. Gooseneck fl at bed trailer, PJ Tennessee redback rabbits, steel, $1,000 OBO; 3, 280 gal. steel welding, incl. cart, regulator, hoses Leve Moore, Williamston 252-792-7096. brand, 20 ft deck w/5 ft dovetail/ $10/ea. Joe Renn, Rougemont 336- fuel tanks, incl. 1 pump & steel stand, & torch, $500; fuel oil tank, 500 gal., 1990 Chevy S-10 pickup, ext. cab, pop-up center section, tandem 7k 364-3865. $60/ea. OBO. Jimmy Marshburn, $75; air operated lift, $50. Robert V-6, rubber mat in bed, tool box, runs lb. axles, good tires & wood fl oor, Rabbits, pet and/or show, Dutch, Roseboro 910-564-4489. Campbell, Richfi eld 704-661-9869. great, $1,200. Franklin Hodges, Mt. tool/storage box, VGC, $5,500. Mike $25; Netherland dwarf, $40; reg. Blade sharpener for mowing ma- Generator, 50 kw, 3 phase, 480v, Airy 336-786-6311. McPherson, Siler City 919-663-3994. blood line w/papers, Dutch litter, chine, $200. Neil Graham, Rowland powered by JD diesel eng., auto Farm trailer, 8x20, all steel, $1,000. 1978 Int’l short bed dump DOB 07-02-12, blue or blk. color, 910-422-8150. transfer sw. wire, 2 sw. boxes, 45 J. Bunn, Spring Hope 252-478-8031. truck, needs brake repair, new rebuilt dwarf, DOB 06-01-12, white broken, Yellow locust split rails, 10 ft, other kva transformer to convert to 240v Farm trailer, 6½ x 14 ft, heavy steel carburetor, dump bed, EC, $1,500 10% color; 2.5 y/o white w/pink lengths avail., $7/ea. Randall Letter- & 120v., $4,000. Gary Patterson, frame w/oak wood fl oor, single axle, OBO. Hubert Garner, Sanford 919- eyes, $20. Kenneth Grubb, Snow man, Green Mountain 828-208-1318. Mooresville 704-663-1812. low profi le w/pin hitch, $1,000. Fred 774-8003. Camp 336-376-7939. Goat shelters, made w/quartered 2 greenhouses, 20x70 & 20x80, Burt, Fuquay Varina 919-552-4447. Fruehauf hay trailer, 42x8, pin Purebred rabbits, New Zealand fi berglass tank, $100/ea.; large rabbit steel ribs, heater, pipe, thermostat, HD tandem trailer, EC, 80 in. x hitch, iron frame, wood bed, 1978 white, blk. or red, Californian, silver cages w/plastic waste trays, VGC, vent, fan, shade cloth, benches, potting 16 ft w/ramps, pics. avail., $2,500. model, GC, 4 tires, pics. avail., fox or American, pedigree avail., $50/ea. Joe Picariello, Carthage 910- table, $5,500. Phyllis Craft, Davidson 704- Henry Hamilton, Monroe or hhamil- $1,500. Nita Whitfi eld, Durham 919- $25 & up dep. on breed, sex, age & 947-6649. 932-3851. [email protected]. 957-9471. qual. Delbert Spillman, Sophia 336- 75 locust fence posts, 7 ft long, $5/ Stone burr mill, wooden frame, 20 2000 Colt gooseneck stock trailer 498-7103. ea OBO; gas operated post hole dig- in. stone w/side sifter, EC, $3,200. Robert w/dressing room, sheltered, slightly Trucks & Tennessee redbacks, excel. for ger, $150 OBO, Mrs. Elbert Winslow, Shoe, Richfi eld 704-984-0346. used, LNC, $4,600; 1999 Stoll goose- Trailers dog training & replenishing hunting Jamestown 336-454-1510. Gehl MX 170 grinder mixer, neck livestock trailer, 20x6½, GC, Wanted lands, $10. Ron Lundy, Salisbury 704- 1,000 gal. alum. nurse tank, hydr. drive scales, hammers never $4,800. Danny Brown, Stony Point 433-8766. $1,000. George Sparrow, Belhaven turned, EC, $7,500; truck tire sidewalls 704-437-1849. Dodge Dakota 4x4, GC, auto, less Domestic ducks & geese, range 252-945-4632. from Michigan sidewalls, $1/ea. Rex 1984 Reid trailer, tandem axle, 21 than 125K mi., 1995 & up. Timothy from pekins to rouens, many others 2 tractor tires, Firestone fi eld & Lynch, Maiden 828-428-4611. ft, fi ts backhoe, $2,000. Bill Powers, Badgett, Mt. Airy 336-320-2913. avail., $10-50. Carolina Waterfowl road, 18.4x38 w/new tubes, mounted Set of 4 wheel weights for Ford Winnabow 910-619-1221. 1947-49 Dodge ½ truck for parts, Rescue, Indian Trail 704-668-9486. on double bevel rims, NC, $2,000. tractor, 110 lbs./ea., wheel adaptors 1987 F-350 dump truck, diesel, 12 ft any condition. DeWalt Koone, Union Quality New Zealand & Califor- Harold Freeman, Asheboro 336-953- for 24 in. wheels, $500. Jeff Greene, bed, dump works, no leaks, $5,500. Matt Mills 828-287-5745. nian rabbits, buy & sell live fryers, 3794 or 629-0571. Lenoir 828-493-2448. Thomas, Henderson 252-213-0013. 7x12 dump trailer, tow behind $10 & up. Trent Canipe, Lincoln- Metal tracks for skid steer loader, Purple Martin gourd pole, rack 16 ft stock/horse trailer, escape door, type, other sizes will be considered. Bill ton 704-740-6704. $1,650; valve guides gaskets for Case raises & lowers w/hand crank winch, interior divider door, fair rubber, needs Minard, Sanford 919-499-8669. Lionhead bunnies, double maned, 580CK motor, $80; 4 Sawmill edger holds approx. 40 gourds, approx. 20 paint; 10 ft cow trailer, $1,000. Eric Stock or horse trailer, 8-12 American fuzzy lops, Holland lops, saws, $80; HD pindle hitch, $65; 6, ft tall, $325 cash. Matthew Gowan, Barrett, Pinetown 252-402-1950. ft, bumper pull, no rust, clear title, mini lops & mini Rex adults & babies, 8-25-20 tires & wheels, $200. Phillip Rutherfordton 828-755-6528. 25 ton lowboy trailer, $3,000 or less. Lori, Fuquay Va- $50. Donna Cayton, Durham 919- Yates, Denton 336-689-4594. Round feeder for hogs or goats, $5,900. Ken, Asheboro 336-302-9225. rina 919-622-0339. 471-6346. Old post drill press, $195. L. holds 500 pls of feed, $200. James 1993 GMC 1500, tan in color, Tennessee redback rabbits Helms, Mt. Pleasant 704-436-2061. Brown, Magnolia 910-284-1482. 171K mi., GC, $2,000. Stephen Sifford, To keep up with for puppy training or re-stocking, Wood stove, 36x25x25, glass door 275 gal. HD poly tanks w/steel Snow Camp 336-376-0541. the latest on the N.C. De- $12.50/ea.; $10/ea. for 3+. Mark w/gold plated trim, $750. Gary Slate, cage on steel pallets, top fi ll cap, ball 2 1985 Ford 8000 tandem dump partment of Agriculture Hinson, Goldsboro 919-734-7800. Kernersville 336-420-1825. valve on bottom, no strong chemicals trucks, CAT diesel eng., 13 spd., good and Con-sumer Services, Small Animals 500 gal. fuel tank & stand, $250. ever used in tanks, $75/ea. W.B. Cut- farm/construction trucks, a/c, air ride check out the depart- Johnny Mesimer, Woodleaf 704- ler, Erwin 910-897-6361. seat, low mi., $6,000/ea.; 1989 Chevy ment’s blog at www.ncagr. Wanted 278-9944. Wood slat bushel crates, $9/ea.; Suburban, 1500 series, 4x4, 350 FI gov/blog. You can also fi nd social media links for White New Zealand buck, 6 m/o 6 ton feed bin w/20 ft auger & mo- $3.50/ea. for 100+; lightweight bushel eng., all power, new tires, GC, solid tor, GC, $750 OBO. Lewis Crabtree, crates, $3/ea.; $2/ea. for 100+. Bill the department’s Face- & up & 2 Californian does, 6 m/o & front axle, $3,500. Glen Hayes, China book, Twitter and You- up. Ringo Hill, Denton 336-859-0554. Hillsborough 919-614-7847. Graham, Mooresville 704-663-3146. Grove 704-213-4897.