Support Dairy Farmers by Buying Their Products by Nathan Gregory Or Yogurt Each Day

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE • ANDY GIPSON, COMMISSIONER

VOLUME 91 NUMBER 12 JUNE 15, 2019 JACKSON, MS Support Dairy Farmers by Buying Their Products By Nathan Gregory or yogurt each day. Six ounces or sonable level. We are losing small- MSU Extension Service 3/4 cup of yogurt is considered a to medium-sized family dairy serving, as is 1 1/2 ounces of hard farms at an alarming rate because June is National Dairy Month cheese. of the current state of the dairy and it is a great time to consider Being an advocate for dairy industry,” Stone said. “Call your the numerous health benefits products means supporting people legislators and tell them how im- dairy products provide and how who, because of price fluctuations portant the American family farm supporting the industry indirectly and supply, are not profiting. They is to you. Go visit a dairy farm and helps a variety of people. are actually paying to produce the learn about what they do so you Data from the International food consumers need to survive. have a better understanding of the Dairy Foods Association shows “Buying dairy products will human aspect of this situation, the dairy industry had more than help reduce the oversupply and and thank farmers for devoting 6,000 direct jobs in Mississippi in help get prices back to a more rea- their lives to feeding your family.” 2017. It paid more than $182 million in wages and had an economic impact of $871 million. June Dairy Month “Dairy farmers buy seed to grow crops to feed their cattle, support local feed cooperatives to buy feed they can’t grow themselves, Other than dairy products, only purchase equipment, and pay utili- meats, dried beans and soy con- ties and taxes. They employ farm tain this critical nutrient. workers, truck drivers, construc- “Milk is a good recovery drink tion crews, retailers and factory for athletes because it includes workers,” said Amanda Stone, both carbohydrate and protein,” dairy specialist with the Missis- said Brent Fountain, MSU Exten- sippi State University Extension sion nutrition specialist. “The Service. “The harder-to-quantify body uses carbohydrate for energy benefit they provide is steward- and protein to build and repair ship of their land to keep it in muscles after exercising.” good condition for the future.” Dairy products, including ev- Many of the state’s 65 dairy eryday foods like cheese, ice cream Get More with Milk: farms have been in families for and yogurt, also contain calcium, generations. Buying dairy prod- phosphorous and Vitamin D, all of Celebrate June Dairy Month ucts helps these businesses keep which play roles in strengthening Since 1939, June Dairy Month has encouraged families to make going. bones. milk their beverage of choice based on its nutritional value. Dairy’s “The average dairy farmer is “Your bones continue to grow rich history continues with communities, companies and people nearing retirement age, so, al- through your mid to late 20s, from across the region observing June Dairy Month in a variety of though they are capable of doing which is why it’s so important for ways. many tasks after being on a farm young people to consume good In the Southeast, dairy farm families often open their gates to visi- for so long, it would be difficult to sources of dairy and calcium- find someone to hire them,” Stone containing foods during this cru- tors for tours, while local fairs and festivals offer taste testing and said. cial phase of their lives,” Fountain events featuring delicious dairy products. Another consideration for con- said. “It is also important for older Touring a dairy farm as a classroom, family, or tour group can be a sumers is the amount of nutrition adults to continue to consume fun and educational way to see dairy cows up close and identify with contained in just one 8-ounce cup dairy products and spare the the farmers who produce the wholesome dairy products your family of milk. For starters, that cup con- body’s calcium stores from being enjoys. tains 8 grams of protein, which used for other body processes.” This June, pay tribute to dairy farmers across the Southeast by supplies energy and assists in tis- Fountain recommends three participating in one of the many local, county, parish, or state events sue and muscle growth and repair. servings of fat-free milk, cheese planned for your area. Page 2 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

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Herbed Parmesan Crisps Crustless Swiss Chard Tomato Quiche 1 (4-ounce) wedge fresh Parmesan cheese Andy Gipson 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary, finely chopped 6 large eggs 1 tablespoon fresh thyme, finely chopped Commissioner 1 1/2 cups lactose-free milk 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika Mississippi Department of Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Line a large baking sheet with 1 1/2 teaspoons salt Agriculture & Commerce parchment paper or use a silicone baking mat. Using a box 2 tablespoons olive oil 121 North Jefferson Street grater, grate two ounces of the cheese using the fine-grate side 4 cups torn Swiss chard leaves Jackson, MS 39201 and then shred two ounces of the cheese using the side with 4 scallions, finely chopped Phone: 601-359-1100 the large holes that make long shreds of cheese. Mix them 2 cups sliced plum tomatoes together in a small mixing bowl. Drop rounded teaspoons of 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese www.mdac.ms.gov grated cheese on parchment paper to make neat mounds. Mix Ag Museum finely chopped herbs and sprinkle evenly over cheese. Bake 8-10 Preheat oven to 375 degrees and grease two (8-inch) pie plates. 601-432-4500 minutes until golden brown and edges are crispy. Cool slightly In a mixing bowl, whisk together eggs, milk, paprika and salt and loosen with a metal spatula. Serve at room temperature. until well combined. In a large skillet, heat olive oil over medi- Agricultural Theft Bureau Number of servings: 24. 1-800-678-2660 um heat and add Swiss chard. Cover and cook two or three minutes, until just beginning to wilt. Divide scallions, Swiss chard, Aquaculture Cheddar Fondue tomatoes and cheese evenly between pie pans. Pour egg mixture 601-359-1102 over vegetables, dividing it evenly between pans. Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until lightly browned and eggs are set. Let stand at 1 1/3 cups low-fat milk Board of Animal Health least 10 minutes before slicing into wedges. Serve warm or at 2 tablespoons cornstarch 601-359-1170 room temperature. Number of servings: 12. 2 cloves garlic crushed and peeled Bureau of Plant Industry 2 dried bay leaves 662-325-3390 1/2 teaspoon Dijon mustard Watermelon Feta Salad Consumer Protection 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 601-359-1148 2 cups grated 50% light Cheddar cheese 1 medium red onion, very thinly sliced 2 cups raw broccoli florets 4 cups cubed (1/2 inch) seeded watermelon (discard rind) Fairgrounds/Coliseum 2 cups baby carrots 2 cups cubed (1/2 inch) peeled jicama 601-961-4000 1/2 pint cherry tomatoes 8 ounce block feta cheese, cut into ½ inch cubes 1 pound small new potatoes, cooked 16 fresh basil leaves, chopped Genuine MS Vinaigrette 601-359-1159 In a medium saucepan, whisk together milk and cornstarch un- 1 small jalapeno, minced International Trade til cornstarch is completely dissolved, tilting pan to check for 1/4 cup olive oil 601-359-1196 any remaining lumps. Add garlic, bay leaves, mustard and nut- Juice of 1 lime meg. Place pan over medium-low heat. Whisking constantly, 2 tablespoons honey Keep Mississippi Beautiful bring mixture to simmer; continue whisking for one minute. 1 teaspoon salt 601-359-1100 Add cheese and whisk just until cheese is melted and smooth. In a large mixing bowl combine onion, watermelon, jicama and Livestock Market News Remove from heat, discard bay leaves and transfer mixture to a 601-359-1159 fondue pot or place the saucepan on a warming tray. Serve with feta cheese and set aside. In a small mixing bowl whisk together assorted vegetables. Number of servings: four. the vinaigrette ingredients until well combined. If serving im- Market Development mediately, pour vinaigrette over salad, add fresh basil and gen- 601-359-1159 tly toss to evenly coat. Watermelon, vegetables and feta can be Peachy Gouda and Ham Skewers cubed and combined six hours ahead, covered and chilled. Add Meat Inspection vinaigrette and fresh basil just before serving. 601-359-1191 4 medium peaches, sliced 12 thin slices deli ham Mississippi Market Bulletin Source: The Dairy Alliance 601-359-1155 1 (7-ounce) round Gouda cheese 48 fresh basil leaves Mississippi Farmers Market 24 (4-inch) wooden skewers 601-354-6573 1/4 cup balsamic glaze (optional)

Regulatory Services Cut ham slices into 24 (1-inch-wide) strips approximately five 601-359-1111 inches in length. Remove paraffin covering from cheese and Petroleum Division cut cheese into 12 wedges. Thread one peach slice, one basil 601-359-1101 leaf, one ham slice, and one cheese wedge, a second basil leaf, a second ham slice and a second peach slice onto each skewer. Re- Produce Safety peat with remaining skewers. Drizzle with balsamic glaze just 601-359-1104 before serving, if desired. Number of servings: 24. Weights & Measures 601-359-1149 June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 3 Page 4 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

COVINGTON COUNTY 422 acres on the Jasper/Jones County 205 acres on Loring Road, deer/turkey, Advertisers Index line, half mile road frontage on CR bass/bream, hunt camp with power, FARM PROPERTY 237, mature timber, young timber, water & DTV, $3,250 per acre. Madi- Category Page No. All farm property listings within 35 +/- acres, good pasture land, full recent cutover, timber appraisal avail- son, 601-613-1444. this category (for sale or rent/lease) frontage paved road, located on Salt able, $3,000 per acre. Bay Springs, Ag Trailers & Carts . . . . . 10 must consists of 10 acres or more. Dome Road, 8 miles east of Seminary, 662-418-4711. MARION COUNTY Antiques & Furniture . . . . . 9 Out-of-state residents owning $3,500 per acre. Seminary, 601-270- Aquaculture ...... 14 farm property within Mississippi 1780. JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY Archery & Accessories . . . . 13 that is being offered for sale are 147 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath brick home, new AC/heating unit, good hunting, ATVs & UTVs ...... 13 allowed to advertise in this category. DESOTO COUNTY Beef Cattle ...... 14 No real-estate agents, businesses, 134 acres, Hwy. 84 road frontage, 5 near Pearl River & public boat ramp, Beekeeping, Honey & Syrup . . 6 brokers or dealers that sell land on miles east of Prentiss, mostly 25+ year will sell all or part, $425,000. Fox- Boats & Watercraft . . . . . 13 a commission basis are eligible to 18.6 acres 4.6 miles south of Olive old mixed pine/hardwood, 40 acres worth, 601-736-9039. Camping & Accessories . . . 13 advertise. Branch, 3,600 sq. ft. 4 bdrm., 2 bath cleared, replanted 2019 with contain- Construction Equipment . . . 12 home, workshop, office, storage, erized loblolly pine, $288,100. Pren- 45 acres of timber/hunting land on garage, 2 ponds, barn, Lewisburg tiss, 601-441-1601. Lower Little River, excellent hunting Cookbooks & Recipes . . . . . 9 AMITE COUNTY Crafts & Woodwork . . . . . 9 Schools, $625,000. Olive Branch, 662- & recreational tract, $3,500 per acre. Columbia, 601-441-7733. Crops & Seeds ...... 6 458-0076. JEFFERSON COUNTY Cutters & Mowers . . . . . 10 22.56 acres, mostly open with pond, 57.5 acres pasture land at intersec- Dairy Cattle ...... 15 off Hwy. 923 South, $3,500 per acre. 60 +/- acres of mostly hardwoods near FORREST COUNTY tion of Columbia/Purvis & Spell road Dairy Equipment ...... 12 Liberty, 601-551-4394, leave message. Natchez Trace, great deer/turkey hunt- frontage with running creek, approx. 2 ing, food plots with shooting houses, Dogs ...... 16 28 acres Section 19, 20 year old pine miles from Walmart, $3,500 per acre. good access roads, utilities available, Dog Supplies ...... 17 ATTALA COUNTY timber growth, north side faces na- Sumrall, 601-271-2338. Employment ...... 8 tional forest land, $4,700 per acre $3,300 per acre OBO. Metairie, LA, 504-450-6932. Exotic Livestock & Pets . . . 15 80 acres, all in timber, good access by OBO. Brooklyn, 601-723-0161. MONROE COUNTY Farm Buildings & Materials . . 7 2 public county roads, 51 acres 8 year Farm Market Report . . . . . 19 old pine plantation, 29 acres mature JONES COUNTY GEORGE COUNTY 125 acres, original thinning in fall of Farm Property ...... 4 hardwood/pine, reduced $2,150/acre. 2014, comes with mineral rights, land- Field Equipment ...... 9 Starkville, 662-571-5092. 10 acres 3 miles from Laurel on Hwy. 50 acres, land consists of some timber, locked with 40’ wide documented ease- Fireplace Inserts/Firewood . . . 9 84 West frontage, nice 3 bdrm., 2 bath pasture, water well, new fence, elec- ment, plenty of wild game, $1,600 per Fishing Tackle ...... 13 home, 2,100 sq. ft., will part or all, 80 +/- acres, mature pine & hard- tricity, good access & stocked ponds, acre. Amory, 662-251-3452. Flowers & Trees ...... 6 $215,000. Laurel, 601-498-0126. woods, some within the city limits, $3,000 per acre. Sand Hill, 601-270- Forestry & Logging . . . . . 12 great for residential or commercial 1268. Fruits & Vegetables . . . . . 6 development, good hunting with run- LAFAYETTE COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY Goats & Sheep ...... 15 ning creeks year round, $3,500 per Gourds ...... 9 GRENADA COUNTY 30 acres of open farm land in French acre. Kosciusko, 662-582-2699. 33 +/- acres, 28 year old marketable Graders & Blades ...... 10 Camp School District, electricity, wa- timber, beautiful building site, 300’ Grain Storage & Equipment . . 10 ter & sewer at site, perfect to build that 60 acres off Hwy. 35 near Holcomb on frontage, half mile deep, paved road Grass-Fed Meats ...... 15 CARROLL COUNTY country home, $70,000. French Camp, Loden & Nason Road, hardwood/pine frontage, abundant wildlife, $3,800/ 662-508-5046. Ground Cover & Mulch ...... 7 timber with barn, all utilities & fenced acre, some owner finance offered. Ox- 580 acres off Hwy. 17, has nice lake, Guns & Accessories . . . . . 13 in garden site, excellent hunting, ford, 662-801-0869. Hay & Forage Equipment . . . 10 nice timber, great hunting, good roads $2,400/acre. Holcomb, 662-227-5295. NESHOBA COUNTY & beautiful cabin site, power/water Hay & Grain ...... 6 60 acres divided equally into pasture, accessible, must see, $2,500 per acre. Horses & Mules ...... 15 119 acres of cutover, old home place hardwood & pine, 2 large creeks & Acona, 662-582-6349. 49 acres off Hwy. 485, timber all over Horses at Stud ...... 16 with power, small lake, Hendricks pond, new 3,900 sq. ft. farmhouse, it, shop, half chicken house, compost Horticulture Equipment . . . . 6 Road frontage, north of Grays Cross- guest house, cypress barn, new fences, shed, $1,850 per acre; 58 acres 14 year 172 acres, recently reduced, 3 food Hunting Leases/Memberships . 14 ing, east end of lake, $950 per acre. $600,000. Etta, 601-416-2258. old pine plantation, $1,575 per acre. plots, 2 ponds, cabin, 100 acres mature Hunting, Fishing, Camping . . 13 Grenada, 601-695-0832. Burnside, 601-416-7590. Industrial Trucks & Vans . . . 12 hardwoods, 72 acres 13 year old pines, will consider splitting, road frontage, LAUDERDALE COUNTY Lawn & Garden Equipment . . 12 HINDS COUNTY OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Livestock Auctions & Sales . . 18 $2,300 per acre. Carrollton, 601-470- 131 acres, half mile West Hwy. 145S, Livestock Equipment . . . . 13 7512. 28 acre horse farm near Jackson, great 1/4 mile road frontage Grand Avenue, Livestock Tack ...... 13 231 acres, Hwy. 389 North 9 miles, 100 2,500 sq. ft. house, large indoor arena, numerous house sites, over $100,000 Livestock Trailers & Wagons . 12 CHOCTAW COUNTY acres plantation pine, 131 acres regen- 3 other barns/shop, has commercial pine/hardwood, 1 acre pond, consider Lumber & Sawing ...... 7 eration, all 23 years old, great hunt- development value, under appraisal, selling smaller tracts, $295,000. Me- ing for deer/turkey, $3,000 per acre. Miscellaneous Equipment . . . 12 200 acres hardwood/pines, great hunt- asking $585,000. Jackson, 601-594- ridian, 601-938-4483. Starkville, 662-418-6752. Miscellaneous Hunting Items . 14 ing, wildlife food plots, rolling to- 9300. Miscellaneous Home Items . . . 9 pography, beautiful home site, roads 40 acres on dirt road, partly timbered, PEARL RIVER COUNTY Mississippi Farmers Market . . 20 for interior access, creek, paved road creek runs through property, good Other Ag Implements . . . . 10 frontage, $1,700 per acre. Weir, 601- HOLMES COUNTY hunting, good house site, has green Outdoor Power Equipment . . 12 604-5041. field, road into it, $2,000/acre. Toom- 32 +/- acres pasture & timber, prime Pick Your Own Farms . . . . 22 181.4 acres in NE Holmes County, suba, 601-632-4268, call after 6 p.m. hunting, beautiful home site, mobile Pickers & Harvesters . . . . 10 200 acres, great hunting, wildlife food 137 acres planted pine with hardwood, homes permitted, close to Walkiah Bluff Water Park, $124,800. Picayune, Planting & Tillage . . . . . 10 plots, rolling topography, beautiful not sprayed, 15 acres good farmland, LEAKE COUNTY 601-705-2404. Posts & Fencing ...... 7 camp sites, roads for interior access, 29 acres mature hardwood, excellent Poultry & Fowl ...... 8 deer/turkey hunting, $2,700/acre. Le- creek runs through property, paved 83.42 acres, Hwy. 25 access, gravel Poultry & Fowl Supplies . . . 8 land, 662-347-9788. road frontage, $1,700 per acre. Merid- road to Utah Road west side, excellent PIKE COUNTY Poultry Equipment . . . . . 12 ian, 601-604-0495. deer/turkey/rabbit/squirrel hunting, Rabbits ...... 15 192 acres, 18 year old pines, paved/ creek runs through property, hard- 24 acres just off I-55 at Exit 13, close to Rural Property & Hobby Farms . 5 CLAIBORNE COUNTY gravel road frontage, hardwood bot- wood/pines, capped well, $300,000. Loves & Percy Quin State Park, prime Sewing & Fabrics ...... 9 tom, 2 small ponds, roads, food plots, Lena, 601-259-3134. location on Airport-Fernwood Road, Sprayers & Spreaders . . . . 10 2.6 miles west Exit 156 (West, MS), $175,000. McComb, 601-810-3363. SUVs & Vans ...... 11 70 acres hardwood/pine mixed, great reduced $1,895/acre. Brandon, 601- 130.5 acres, has timber & pasture land, Swap & Exchange ...... 8 piece of property for deer/turkey lov- 331-8480. good deer/turkey hunting, $2,000 per SCOTT COUNTY Swine ...... 15 ers, Forest Grove Road/Chapman Phil- acre. Carthage, 601-267-9608. Timber Price Report . . . . . 19 adelphia (McBride), 15 minutes from 200 acres, some of the best deer/tur- Tools & Hardware . . . . . 12 Port Gibson, $3,300 per acre. Pattison, key hunting, has nice creek with large 54.6 acres (currently being leased) cul- MADISON COUNTY tivated, half woods with creek, woods Tractors ...... 9 504-417-8300. bottom timber, several small ponds, are to the back, 400 ft. clear frontage Trucks ...... 11 lake sites, good roads, $2,195 per acre. 115 acres for hunting or development on Baker Road off Hwy. 13, $114,500. Trailers (Utility/Equipment) . . 11 Greenwood, 662-299-8080, leave mes- COPIAH COUNTY just east of Canton city limits, within Forkville, 601-421-0484. Upcoming Livestock Shows . . 18 sage. minutes of reservoir, utilities avail- Vegetable & Produce Supplies . 6 90 acres timberland, $1,500 per acre. able on 2 sides paved roads, $3,500 per 147 acres timberland, home, 60’x100’ Want Ads ...... 7 Crystal Springs, 601-927-8933. JASPER COUNTY acre. Canton, 615-791-1546. 2-story metal building, hunting bunk- June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 house, farm equipment & much, much Use this map to assist you in locating the 9 more, call for specifics, $545,500. For- towns and counties of buyers and sellers est, 601-507-8381. 2 5 6 7 1 listed in the Mississippi Market Bulletin. 3 4 8 SIMPSON COUNTY The corresponding numbers on the map are listed left to right - top to bottom. 80 acres pasture with 2 barns, 2 mobile 12 13 14 homes, 3,000 sq. ft. dwelling, lighted 10 11 15 outdoor arena, shops, live stream & Adams 59 Leflore 26 16 17 pond, pristine property, $575,000. Ma- Alcorn 7 Lincoln 62 gee, 601-507-2093. Amite 69 Lowndes 40 21 22 23 Attala 35 Madison 42 18 20 SMITH COUNTY Benton 5 Marion 72 19 Bolivar 18 Marshall 4 31 28 30 74 acres pasture land, fenced, with Calhoun 21 Monroe 23 26 29 Carroll 27 Montgomery 29 27 road frontage, 2 ponds, $3,300 per 25 acre. Mize, 601-517-1915. Chickasaw 22 Neshoba 44 24 Choctaw 36 Newton 51 36 38 40 STONE COUNTY Claiborne 53 Noxubee 39 37 39 Clarke 58 Oktibbeha 38 35 33 34 23.3 acres planted pines (2 stands- Clay 31 Panola 12 32 3 years old & 13 years old) on Hwy. 15 Coahoma 10 Pearl River 77 road frontage, 2 miles south of Hwy. Copiah 54 Perry 75 41 43 44 45 42 26, $3,750 per acre. Wiggins, 601-906- Covington 65 Pike 70 3930. DeSoto 2 Pontotoc 15 Forrest 74 Prentiss 8 46 47 TATE COUNTY Franklin 61 Quitman 11 George 79 Rankin 49 48 49 50 51 52 40 acres 3 1/2 miles east of I-55 at Greene 76 Scott 50 Senatobia, mature hardwood, deer/ turkey, pond, dead end paved county Grenada 28 Sharkey 32 Hancock 80 Simpson 55 55 road, gravel drive, $175,000, financing 54 56 57 58 available. Senatobia, 662-501-4860. Harrison 81 Smith 56 53 Hinds 48 Stone 78 TISHOMINGO COUNTY Holmes 34 Sunflower 25 60 Humphreys 33 Tallahatchie 19 59 61 64 65 66 67 Issaquena 46 Tate 3 77 +/- acres, 2 ponds, public water, 62 63 hay barn 120’ long x 40’ wide x 16’ Itawamba 17 Tippah 6 tall, shop 30’ x 60’, 20 acres Sumrall Jackson 82 Tishomingo 9 007 bermudagrass hay, road frontage, Jasper 57 Tunica 1 71 72 73 76 $365,000. Belmont, 662-279-0018. Jefferson Davis 64 Union 14 68 69 70 75 Jefferson 60 Walthall 71 74 WARREN COUNTY Jones 66 Warren 47 Kemper 45 Washington 24 79 78 150 acres of Sunflower River Levee Lafayette 13 Wayne 67 77 land off Hwy. 61 North, approx. 2 miles Lamar 73 Webster 30 long, gaps, hot fenced, water, good ber- Lauderdale 52 Wilkinson 68 82 muda/bahia grass, no hunting woods, 81 $1,750/acre. Vicksburg, 601-622-1025. Lawrence 63 Winston 37 80 Leake 43 Yalobusha 20 WAYNE COUNTY Lee 16 Yazoo 41

40 acres, has water & power hookup, of Starkville, $600,000. Mathiston, Yazoo Co., 145 acres for lease, 135 great for horses, $450,000. Olive JASPER COUNTY 8 year old growth pines, good deer/ 662-263-6596. acres currently in wheat production, Branch, 901-383-0255. turkey hunting, $75,000. Heidelberg, it has been farmed for multiple years, 1 acre lot, 1,288 sq. ft. 3/2 house with 601-433-0141. great road access, cash rent. Benton, WINSTON COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY cypress siding, central H/A, gas log 601-906-0136. 160 acres, good timber, good hunt- fireplace, front porch, screened in ing, half mile frontage on the Chicka- 80 acre block bottom land, E 1/2 of 1 acre, road frontage, 3 miles from deck, carport, lots of trees, $125,000. sawhay River, near Maynard Creek the SW 1/4, Section 20, Township 13, RURAL PROPERTY Lake Okhissa adjoining Homoch- Lake Eddins, 601-357-5033. Waterpark in Waynesboro, pine & Range 12, pines mostly, some hard- itto National Forest on Causey Road, 1 acre lot, charming 3 bdrm., 1 bath hardwood timber, $560,000. Foxworth, woods, creek, $144,000. Noxapater, $5,500 negotiable. Crosby, 225-775- & HOBBY FARMS home, double carport, separate 15’x29’ 601-731-8353. 601-260-0117. 6364. All property listings within this air conditioned studio, paddocks/ category (for sale or rent/lease) 2 stall barn available for additional WEBSTER COUNTY YAZOO COUNTY must consists of less than 10 acres. HARRISON COUNTY rental fee, $850/month. Heidelberg, Out-of-state residents owning 601-518-0262. 72 acres with pond, hay field, 311 acres, 140 acres fenced & rest property within Mississippi that is 3.25 acre lake front with pier, 2,850 $120,000+ of high value pine/hard- timber, paved road frontage, great rec- being offered for sale are allowed to sq. ft. brick home, open floor plan, JONES COUNTY woods, road frontage, with home advertise in this category. reational tract with creeks & ponds, 3 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath, inground pool, site(s), 45 minutes to MSU, recognized No real-estate agents, businesses, hunting camp in place, ideal for live- 5 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, Hwy. school system, $3,000 per acre. Man- brokers or dealers that sell land on 20x30 shed, fruit trees, $295,000. Bi- stock, $2,700/acre. Yazoo City, 662- 84 in West Jones County, 3 miles tee, 334-277-9744. a commission basis are eligible to loxi, 228-217-5232. from Laurel, 1 mile from West Jones 673-2722. advertise. Schools, $185,000 negotiable. Laurel, 27 acres, all wooded, surveyed, road HINDS COUNTY 601-498-0126. throughout property, on dead end FARM LAND FOR road, $2,500 per acre. Mathiston, 662- DESOTO COUNTY RENT OR LEASE 4.75 acres, 2,800 sq. ft. home, 3 car 418-5272. KEMPER COUNTY 5.5 acres, 3,000 sq. ft. home, 40x40 garage, fenced backyard with built-in 40 acres, open land, barn, partially Rankin Co., 55 acres of pasture to barn, 20x20 shop, 20x20 storage build- playhouse for children, stocked pond 6.3 +/- acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, fenced, pole barn, 3,000 sq. ft. home, lease for cutting hay. Florence, 601- ing, parking sheds, 40 pecan trees, & much more, must see, photos avail- good stand of planted pines & open Hwy. 82 & 15 frontage, 18 miles west 594-6567. blueberries, peach trees, cross-fenced, able, $255,000. Byram, 601-331-1908. ground, excellent hunting & fishing in Page 6 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

this area of MS, nice retirement home, Blueberries & figs, $5 per gallon, avail- chine, 1 blower - 5C4C sheller, some GRASS SEEDS & MISSISSIPPI $75,000. Dekalb, 601-917-3414. able now to July 15. Blueberry Hill, repairs, $6,500. Montgomery Co., Wi- MARKET BULLETIN George Co., Lucedale, 601-947-4113. nona, 662-283-1764. CUSTOM SPRIGGING LAUDERDALE COUNTY Blueberries (7 varieties), available now Tomato cages, 5’ tall x 18” diam., heavy Custom sprigging, Sumrall 007 EDITOR to early July 15, you pick $10 per gal- duty with 1/2” rebar support posts, Fr (registered trademark), Tifton 44, 1 1/3 acre, 3 bdrm., 1 bath brick house, lon. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, 601- Claude Nash 6x6 concrete mesh wire, $5 each, also Tifton 85 also available, $125/acre Enterprise School District, house 835-7305. [email protected] needs work, $40,000 OBO. Meridian, smaller pepper cages. Hinds Co., Ed- (10 acre minimum), sprigs available $2.50/bushel. Billy Sumrall & Gerald 601-934-3453. Blueberries, available now to July 15, wards, 601-852-2504. Sumrall, Lawrence Co., Monticello, CIRCULATION $4 per gallon. Blue Berry Hill Farm, 601-587-7122. Jessica Spears OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662-542- FLOWERS, 3020. [email protected] BULBS & SEEDS Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermuda- 8.0 acres, underground electric, water, grass, Tifton 44 & 85, Alicia, Jiggs & Blueberries, available now to July, $12 much more, 30+ years experience, covenant restrictions, surveyed into 3 per gallon. Amite Co., Magnolia, 601- Daylilies, several different colors, old- MARKET BULLETIN STAFF starting at $125 & up. Leake Co., Car- parcels, 5 miles to Walmart, $72,000. 730-0439. fashioned yellows & orange, orange Cecilia Parker thage, 601-201-0929. Starkville, 662-418-2541. tawny lilies, $1 & up, shipping offered. Blueberries, available now to early Lowndes Co., Crawford, 662-341-0970. Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermudag- July, $8 per gallon. Hinds Co., Terry, SMITH COUNTY rass (registered trademark), Tifton 44, 601-201-6259. MAILING ADDRESS Daylilies, assorted colors, $1 per plant, Tifton 85 & more, have conventional 9.9 acres in the middle of Tallahala & plus $10 shipping on first 20 plants, P. O. Box 1118 Blueberries, available now to July, you or no-till, prices start $125 & up per Bienville National Forests, 1 mile from Jackson, MS 39215-1118 pick $5 per gallon. Kemper Co., Pres- bonus plants shipped each order. Re- acre. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-780- Marathon Lake, 3 bdrm., 1 bath brick ton, 601-677-2153. idis Nash, 1483 Hwy. 51 North, Wi- 0781. PHONE home on SCR 579, $110,000. Lake, nona, MS 38967. Montgomery Co., 601-359-1155 601-775-3733. Blueberries, available now to July 18, 662-283-5361. HAY & GRAIN you pick $8 per gallon or we pick $12 FAX .5 acre lot with 1,500 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., per gallon. Harrison Co., Gulfport, TREES, VINES & SHRUBS Ryegrass hay, first 2019 cutting, highly 601-359-1260 1 1/2 bath house with carport built 228-234-9845. fertilized & cured without rain, horse in 1975, in Raleigh School District, 3- 3 yr. old healthy muscadine vines in quality, 5x5 round bales in barn, $40 $69,500, located 501 Pine Street, Ra- Blueberries, available now to July 13, WEB ADDRESS pots, ready for fall planting, Darlene cash. Marion Co., Bassfield, 601-940- www.msmarketbulletin.org leigh, 601-527-8128. $7 per gallon. Jefferson Davis Co., 4132, phone calls only. Oakvale, 601-943-6329. bronze female, Tara bronze self fertile, E-MAIL YALOBUSHA COUNTY Southern Home dark self fertile, free. Peanut hay stored off ground in cov- [email protected] Blueberries, available now to July 4, Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-382- ered area, average 60 lb. square bales, $8 per gallon. Grenada Co., Duck Hill, 6232. $13 per bale, delivery available consid- 2 lots, Skuna River Estates near Gre- Mississippi Market Bulletin 662-230-3006. ering quantity & distance. Rankin Co., nada Lake, some timber, $10,000. (USPS 354-340) Honeysuckle, corkscrew willow, small Florence, 601-954-3315. Bruce, 662-983-4423. Blueberries, available June 19 to July Published semi-monthly by the white or purple crape Myrtle, mum, 10, you pick $13 per gallon or we pick Mississippi Department Mexican petunia, daisy, swamp sun- 2019 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass $21 per gallon. Nesbit Blueberry Plan- flower, aster, althea, canna, yellow flag mixed hay, well fertilized, in barn, will of Agriculture and Commerce tation, DeSoto Co., Nesbit, 662-449- 121 North Jefferson Street CROPS & SEEDS iris, daylily, fig, $1-$10. Madison Co., load, $35. Scott Co., Morton, 601-668- 2983. 3742. Jackson, MS 39201 All items listed in this cat- Madison, 601-966-7775. egory must be agriculture related. Periodical postage paid at Jackson, MS, FRESH VEGETABLES, 2019 crop 5x5 rolls of net wrapped ba- No commercial, dealers, buyers, Kazery fig trees, produce large green- and at additional mailing office. Pre- hiagrass hay, fertilized & sprayed, $40 sellers or business person engaged PLANTS & SEEDS ish yellow figs, $25 & up, no shipping. sented as a service feature by this per bale, delivery available for addi- in trade are allowed to advertise. Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-922-6767. Department as authorized by Law, tional charge. Simpson Co., Menden- Only in-state residents are allowed Subscriptions are $10.00 per year Taking orders for fresh sweet corn hall, 601-382-6848. to bona fide residents of Mississippi, to advertise within this category. hand picked, $30/100 ears, call to place Pomegranate plants in pots, $3-$5 however advertisers must be actually order. Mitchell Farms, Covington Co., each; Fig trees, $5 & up, pick up Ryegrass hay, well fertilized, stored engaged in farm or agricultural pur- Collins, 601-765-8609. at farm only. Jefferson Davis Co., in barn, good for horses, round bales suits. Dealers, buyers, sellers and busi- BERRY PLANTS Bassfield, 601-943-6781. $35, square bales $5, delivery available. ness persons engaged in trade cannot Watermelons, red & yellow, will be Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. list items for sale. Amber Blueberry Farm has blueberry ready by June 20th, $4 each for truck HORTICULTURE load. Jefferson Davis Co., Bassfield, All matters dealing with the purpose plants for fall planting, several vari- EQUIPMENT 5x4 rolls of bahiagrass hay in barn, $30; of this publication should be addressed eties available, 1 gal. $3 each F.O.B., 601-765-2480. 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay stored out- to Claude Nash, Editor. All matters of 3 gal. $10 each F.O.B. Wayne Co., side, $25. Lincoln Co., Ruth, 601-833- Tomato, bell pepper, hot pepper, egg- policy and subjects not dealing with the Waynesboro, 601-735-4840. Commercial greenhouses: 1- 30’ x 72’, 0287. plants, etc., from 40¢-65¢, no phone publication should be addressed to the $3,000; 3- 30’ x 120’, $5,000 each, contact Joe Hostetler, 1347 Patterson Commissioner. greenhouses will withstand heavy 2019 first cut, well fertilized, sprayed, CANNED FRUITS Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc stored in barn, ryegrass/bahiagrass/ winds, fans & heaters extra. Pearl River In offering this public service to bona & VEGETABLES County. Crimson clover mixed, $5 per square Co., Poplarville, 601-795-8666. fide residents of Mississippi, we can- bale, $50 per 5x5 round bale. Forrest not verify the contents of each notice. Staked tomatoes, bell pepper, jalapeno Co., Hattiesburg, 601-582-0597. Therefore, the availability of these Plum jelly, $5/quart; Tomatoes, $2.50/ pepper, Japanese eggplant, squash, BEEKEEPING, pint, $5/quart. Copiah Co., Terry, 601- pages for listings of farmlands and pickling cucumber, available second HONEY & SYRUP Ryegrass hay round bales, cured with related personal property constitutes 308-6893. week of June to August, $15 per 5 gal. no rain, highly fertilized, will load, $25 no warranty on our part of any state- bucket. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- per bale. Covington Co., Collins, 601- ment made by parties to such proposed Squash, pickles, mayhaw jelly & mus- 641-0909. 2018 summer cotton/soybean honey, 765-7070. transactions. cadine jelly, $7/pint, $4/half pint. Jones $2.50/lb. 5 gal. min. with your bucket, Co., Laurel, 601-649-2513. Multiplying onion sets, cleaned, $5 per The Mississippi Market Bulletin $2.25/lb/drum with drum exchange. Square bales of hay, just cut, mixtures lb. Rankin Co., Mendenhall, 601-825- assumes no responsibility for any Grenada Co., Holcomb, 662-417-5081. of bahiagrass & other springtime 8631. notice appearing in the Bulletin nor FRUITS, NUTS & BERRIES grasses (yellow top, clover, vetch, rye- for any transaction resulting from pub- Gentle bees, large laying queen, 5 grass), $4. Forrest Co., Petal, 601-596- Aloe vera, garlic chives clump, orega- lished notices. Organic blueberries frozen (in quart frame nuc $150, pine box & frames 3241. no clump, chocolate mint, spearmint, +. BPA-free commercial 4 mil bags), included; Italian queens, $37.50 when Advertisers are cautioned that it is horseradish plant, fresh rosemary, 2019 crop mixed ryegrass/bahiagrass virtually stemless, picked ripe sweet, available, I don’t use bee suite. Carroll against the law to misrepresent any fresh thyme, $1-$10. Madison Co., hay, fertilized to soil tests report, 5x4 Co., Grenada, 662-230-1659. product offered for sale in public excellent in smoothies, cereal, yogurt, Madison, 601-966-7775. net wrapped rolls, $40. Pike Co., Mag- notice or advertisement carried in any baking, etc., $2.99/bag. Hinds Co., Ed- nolia, 225-206-1694. publication that is delivered. wards, 601-852-2504. VEGETABLE & PRODUCE Cypress & pine bee equipment: Pine deep brood boxes, $13; Cypress, $22; 2019 crop Alicia bermudagrass hay, POSTMASTER send address changes to: Organic blueberries, you pick $8 per SUPPLIES Pine supers, $11; Cypress supers, Mississippi Market Bulletin, P. O. Box 4x5 round bales $45 at farm, square gallon or we pick $12 per gallon, pick- $17, tops, bottoms, live beetle traps, 1118 Jackson, MS 39215 (DMM 455.2i). bales in field $5.00, in barn $6.50, fer- ing buckets provided. Rankin Co., Pecan cracking equipment: 2 Cham- frames, foundations. Rankin Co., Star, tilized & limed per soil sample. Pearl Florence, 601-331-2900. pion model CA CA8091H, 1 Meyer ma- 601-845-8600. River Co., Poplarville, 601-916-1122. June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 7

2019 crop mixed grass hay, tight 4x5 Premier long leaf pine straw, $7.50 per 75¢ LF; Cypress lumber starting at Used chain link fence, probably 2 yrs. round bales net wrapped, delivery square bale, round bales available also, $1.25 BF. Pike Co., McComb, 601-249- old, size 4’ x 10’, to be torn down & WANT ADS available, $30 each. DeSoto Co., Nes- deliver or pick up, will spread. Madison 2936. moved, $20 per section. Lauderdale bit, 662-393-7578. Co., Jackson, 601-941-9333, call, text Co., Meridian, 601-286-3190. All items listed under the this cat- or email [email protected]. Spruce pine & pine lumber of vari- egory must be agricultural related. 2019 crop bahiagrass hay, 5x5.5 round ous sizes, 50¢ BF, also cherry flooring, 8 livestock panels, 12’ x 62” high, 4’ Out-of-state residents are allowed to bales, no rain, well limed/fertilized, Rabbit fertilizer, quart bag makes 8 1”x5”x9”. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- gate, quick pin latch, Tarter brand, advertise in this category. good horse hay, $40. Hinds Co., Crys- gallons liquid, great for flower or veg- 764-2705. vertical Z braces, loop legs, in good tal Springs, 601-260-9801, call after etable gardening, $10. Pearl River Co., cond., 3 yrs. old, $540. Jasper Co., Bay 3:30 p.m. Lumberton, 601-795-1567. Kiln drying/planing your lumber, new Springs, 601-764-6848. FLOWERS, TREES or salvaged, can process your lumber & SEEDS WANTED 2019 crop ryegrass hay, 5x5 rolls, no Pure cow manure to fertilize your gar- into T/G flooring, V/G wallboards or Patented net or barbed wire fencing den, 30 lb. bags, $3 per bag. Lauder- rain, stored in barn, well fertilized, $35 cabinet material, prices starting at tool, ensures a tight, secure wrap, dale Co., Collinsville, 601-479-8854. Looking for downed hardwood trees per bale, will load. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 45¢ BF. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-325- quickly & easily attaches larger or or hardwood trees that need to be cut 601-606-0076. 5253. smaller diameter T-post fence ties, Liquid compost, excellent for flowers, down. Rankin Co., Florence, 601-331- shrubs, fruit trees, gardens, hay fields $12.95 + $3.75 shipping. Scott Co., 2019 spring ryegrass hay, in barn, Pine siding, 6”x8’, $2.40 each; 6”x12’, 2900. & food plots, $10 per gallon, cash only. Morton, 601-507-3413. cured without rain, beautiful hay, $6 $3.60 each. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- Simpson Co., Pinola, 601-847-7946. per square bale; Mixed grass hay, 4x5 209-0961. Fence construction & repair, prices DOGS WANTED round bales, first cutting, $35. Lauder- start at 80¢ per foot. Covington Co., Chicken litter liquid compost, sold in Cypress lumber, kiln dried, 4”-12” dale Co., Meridian, 601-484-0610. Mt. Olive, 601-517-1704. Great Pyrenees adult dog, will give 30 gallons or 275 gallon totes or your wide, 6’-16’ long, T/G V-groove, $1 LF; own container, selling out, great for Beveled siding, 85¢ LF, posts 4”-16” good country home, at a reasonable 5x5 round bales, net wrapped, 2018 Build 4 wire fence 85¢ per ft., 5 wire hay & cropland, $3.75/gallon. Carroll diam., 4”-12” wide. Rankin Co., Star, price. Hinds Co., Utica, 601-940-7497, crop bahiagrass, $35; 2019 crop rye- fence 95¢ per ft., no charge on cor- Co., Sidon, 662-453-8392. 601-845-8600. call or text. grass/clover, $45. Stone Co., Wiggins, ners; Also specialize in patching fence. 601-928-8150. Curries organic compost produces Pine 8”x8”x18’ beams, $125; 100+ Smith Co., Taylorsville, 601-725-4132. DOG SUPPLIES WANTED quality hay & vegetables, contains nec- 2”x8”x16’, 2”x10”x16’, $1 BF; Old oak 2019 crop 4x5 net wrapped rolls, well essary minerals, analysis available, 60 boards, 1”x15”x12’, $4 BF; 100 year old FARM BUILDINGS Grooming equipment for dogs. Simp- fertilized & sprayed for weeds, will load lb. bags $10, liquid available $15 per cypress, 2”x8”x16’ $4 BF. Rankin Co., son Co., Mendenhall, 601-259-8957. in field, $40. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601- gallon. Smith Co., Lorena, 601-575- & MATERIALS Brandon, 601-209-9972. 508-8824. 1011. LIVESTOCK WANTED Long leaf pine lumber, I will saw my All kinds of reclaimed lumber for Good mixed grass hay free, you cut & Free chicken litter, bulk or small loads, timber into 1” thick, 10”-12” wide, any your rustic projects, old house doors, bale, 20+ acres, located north of Cold- located on Hwy. 13S near Hwy. 28. Young crossbred bull, preferably Black length, 85¢ per BF. Lamar Co., Lum- windows & window weights, $1/up, water on Hwy. 51. DeSoto Co., Her- Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-382- Angus/Beefmaster, year old or lit- berton, 601-436-0124. no phone, Dannie Hostetler, 1331 Top- 0952. tler over, reasonably priced. Pike Co., nando, 901-485-7239. sy Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Ponto- Summit, 601-249-7892. Have mill will travel, I have been turn- toc County. Hay to cut, rake & bale, 150 acres of Chicken litter spread in your fields ing logs into lumber since 1994, $220 clean, sprayed, fertilized bermuda- with buggy, $35 per ton. Pike Co., Spotted gaited saddle/walking horse. per 1,000 BF. Covington Co., Collins, 2 Kim Lighting #4305/DB 4’ fluores- grass hay, 3 cuttings 400 rolls, ne- Summit, 601-551-7042. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-331-1908. 601-467-0838, ask for Tony. cent outdoor/accent lights, $75 each; 1 gotiable shares. Tunica Co., Dundee, Westinghouse 175 watt “Entergy” co- 256-883-8615, call, text or email Chicken litter fertilize, 65 yard loads, Wood-Mizer custom sawed lumber bra head light, new in box, $75. Law- LIVESTOCK [email protected]. 25-30 tons per load, will deliver anywhere, minimum price $550. Lamar or will saw your logs (maximum size rence Co., Monticello, 601-748-2263. EQUIPMENT WANTED 30” x 20’) at my location. Rankin Co., ANIPRO liquid feed, 25% protein, Co., Sumrall, 601-517-6699. Brandon, 601-331-8490. Forest green acrylic coated galvalume 5% fat, with limiter, $2.85/gallon; Used Apache 4-bale hay feeder wagon. Ag lime delivered to your farm start at 3’ roofing panels, lengths from 10’-16’, ANIPRO calf receiver, 10% protein, $26 per ton. Pearl River Co., Poplar- Custom sawing with Wood-Mizer, over good cond., no rust, good for shed, Pontotoc Co., Randolph, 662-568- $2.60/gallon, feed cost 35¢ per day ville, 601-337-3082, ask for Stan. 12 years experience, starting 20¢/foot, barn, hunting house, etc, $1.25 per 2945. per head. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- sawn per your specifications. Jones foot. Pike Co., Summit, 225-328-9212. 8731. Ag lime, $25 per ton within 30 mile Co., Laurel, 601-433-8344. POULTRY & FOWL WANTED radius of Tylertown. Brent Duncan, Used tin from chicken house, 20’ long MIX 30 liquid feed, 16% protein, 10% Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-515- POSTS & FENCING x 3’ wide, $25 per sheet, cash only. 1 or 2 mature Eastern-type wild turkey fat, $1.25/gallon, delivery available, 6655. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382-0091. lick wheel feeders/tote tanks available. gobblers. Lee Co., Guntown, 662-869- Wooden corner posts, used utility Amite Co., Summit, 601-248-7967. 5545. poles, 7 1/2’ - 8’ in length, loaded $15 Used, rusty, old barn tin, 8’ & 12’ lengths x 2’ wide, $1 & $1.50 per sheet. MIX 30 liquid feed, feed cows, calves, FARM BUILDINGS each. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-720- FORESTRY & LOGGING 3187. Pontotoc Co., Ecru, 601-917-3124. sheep, goats, deer, 16% protein, 10% & MATERIALS EQUIPMENT WANTED vegetable fat, $1.25/gallon. Lawrence Concrete posts, 4x5x6, 80 posts, $50 12” x 24’ galvanized pipe culvert, $150. Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. All items listed in this cat- for all. Harrison Co., Long Beach, 228- Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-783-5188. egory must be farm/agriculture Tree chopper for bulldozer. Emelle, 669-3897. AL, 205-499-3851. GROUND COVER, related. All items must be offered Commercial greenhouses: 1- 30’ x 72’, for sale or their services offered Cedar posts, $1 & up; 8’ cedar split $3,000; 3- 30’ x 120’, $5,000 each, MULCH & FERTILIZERS by persons in Mississippi actu- rails, $5.50; 10’ cedar split rails, $6.50. greenhouses will withstand heavy FIELD EQUIPMENT ally engaged in agricultural work. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- winds, fans & heaters extra. Pearl River No commercial, dealers, buyers, & PARTS WANTED 80- 5x5 rolls of mulch hay, $15 each. 4495. Co., Poplarville, 601-795-8666. Lincoln Co., Ruth, 601-833-0287. sellers or business person engaged in trade are allowed to advertise. Motor for Ford 4600 tractor, diesel, 2 7/8” pipe, 31’ lengths, $36; 2 3/8” Metal buildings built statewide, all Only in-state residents are allowed short block will do. Tate Co., Senato- Mulch/erosion hay in square bales, pipe, 31’ lengths, $31; 3/4” rods, 25’ materials/labor included, farm use or to advertise within this category. bia, 662-562-5022. $3 per bale. John Littich, Rankin Co., long, $10 each; Heavy wall 3 1/2” pipe, residential, barns, storage sheds, RV Brandon, 601-668-5353. $3/foot. Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, covers, carports, examples 20x20x6 JD 750 drill that needs to be rebuilt, 601-441-1126. $1,450 & 32x21x6 $2,895, free esti- Wheat straw from 2018, some covered, LUMBER FOR SALE with good boxes, preferably grass box mates. Greene Co., Leakesville, 601- some outside, no fungicide used, from & CUSTOM SAWING also. Emelle, AL, 205-499-3851. Structural pipe, 2 3/8”- $34; 2 7/8”- 394-2643. $25. Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-209- $36; 3 1/2”- $60; 4 1/2”- $290; 5 1/2”- Front end loader with bucket to fit MF 2509, call for appointment. Oak lumber starting at 50¢ BF. Newton $360; Light poles, $250 each. Adams Co., Hickory, 601-942-9878. Co., Natchez, 601-807-1000. 285 tractor. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, Wheat straw, square bales $4.75, round REMEMBER 601-381-0604. bales $45, discount on large quan- Professionally molded SY pine, all KD 3 1/2” diam. x 4 1/2” wall pipe, 30’ It’s FREE to advertise in the tity, clean, in barn, delivery available. in shiplap, V-groove, bead board, cen- lengths, clean, no rust, $2 per foot. Mississippi Market Bulletin, 12.4 x 36 or similar size rear tractor tire. Madison Co., Camden, 601-937- Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. ter match & flooring, along with 1x12 Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-835- the only requirement is siding, starting at 60¢ LF. Rankin Co., 5304. 3032. Pine straw, long leaf, freshly baled, red Star, 601-540-1185. you have to be a subscriber. & clean, $5.50 per bale, delivery avail- 8” Schedule 40 pipe, 21’ long, 7 pieces, Subscribe online & place ads: 1957-1961 Ford 741 Workmaster trac- able. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- tor. Monroe Co., Smithville, 662-523- 1x6 #2 white pine, V/G & beaded, 80¢ new pipe, $220 each. Amite Co., Osyka, www.msmarketbulletin.org 2779. LF; Cypress beveled siding starting at 601-248-4941. 4020. Page 8 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

MISCELLANEOUS ground, firelanes & BLM work, tim- ton, White Leghorn, $10, $12, $18. GAME BIRDS EMPLOYMENT berland cleared for ryegrass calves. Perry Co., Richton, 601-325-8905. EQUIPMENT WANTED Jones Co., Hebron, 601-498-4766. Advertisements are accepted for Different breeds of bantams, $10/pair Coturnix quail (Jumbo Browns & A&M Electric articulating boom lift. Marion agricultural work only. We do not ac- Painting, honest quality painter, over & up; Heavy breeds: Buff Orpington, Whites), $1 & up depending on age. Co., Columbia, 601-467-1275. cept advertisements for housework, 30 years experience, Christian values, Barred Rock, Black Australorp, New Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601-590- nursing or companionship needs. Marine Corps veteran, specializing Hampshire, White & Brown Leghorn, 6517. TRUCKS, PARTS & Only in-state residents are allowed interior/exterior painting, pressure $6 & up. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, to advertise within this category. wash, mobile home roof coating, with- 601-480-6806. Day old quail chicks, Georgia Giants ACCESSORIES WANTED in 60 miles. Walthall Co., Tylertown, $1 each, also have Georgia Giant/Bob- FARM WORK WANTED 601-876-5467. Huge assortment of PB chickens, start- white flight birds. Scott Co., Morton, 1983, 1984 or 1985 Chev. SWB pickup, ing at $4/chicks, Rhode Island Reds, 601-668-3742. Email: Liftsinc@bell- V-8, 2WD or 4WD, running or not. Pond leaking, seeping or just refuses Barred Rocks, Ameraucana, Black Sex- Brush mulching, dozer work, land south.net. Clay Co., West Point, 662-295-1490. to hold water? I have a Patent Pending links, Cinnamon Queen, Silver Laced clearing, forestry mulching, house fix, it’s not drilling mud, dozer, excava- Wyandotte, bantam breeds. Forrest pads, shop pads, laser grade, demoli- Bobwhite quail, chicks $1, flight con- tor & grout injection services. Wayne Co., Hattiesburg, 601-467-9245. LUMBER & BUILDING dition $6, eggs 50¢; Coturnix quail, tion, cutover clean up, deer/duck land Co., Waynesboro, 601-410-7222. enhancements, boundary lines, new chicks $1, full grown laying eggs, $5, MATERIALS WANTED Bantam Cochin chicks, all colors in- plots. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-896- Ranch/estate management, caretaker cluding calico, smooth & frizzled, eggs 50¢. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601- 2664. Web truss 40’ or chicken house truss experience, full or part time, over- tame healthy birds, newly hatched to 3 674-6444. seeing property, repairs, landscaping metal. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-927- Bush-hogging, front end loader work, mos., $3-$8. Lowndes Co., Columbus, & other needs, security trained with 8288. tilling, disk your fields & smooth your 662-251-0771. WATERFOWL CCW for home, estate, security checks. driveways, summer & fall gardens, Cypress shiplap wood siding, need 600 Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 985-750- food plots, in Rankin, Hinds, Madi- Chicks: Rhode Island Red bantams, Pomeranian Saddleback geese, grey or sq. ft., new or reclaimed. Forrest Co., 4462. son & Simpson Counties. Rankin Co., dark & white laced red Cornish ban- buff color, all sizes, $20 each. Calhoun Hattiesburg, 601-264-6099. tams, all are feathered, $3 & up. Lin- Florence, 601-940-1729. Co., Bruce, 662-983-3266. Stump & tree removal, fully insured, coln Co., Brookhaven, 601-470-9033, Tubular scaffolding, 2 or more sec- Dozer work, clearing, dirt work, drive- have dump trucks, bucket trucks, bob- call after 10 a.m. tions, for use for outside (tall) home/ Flying Mallards & Mallard ducklings, ways, certified septic & treatment cats, stump grinders, serving south- barn repair. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601- $4. Perry Co., Richton, 601-325-8905. plant installer. Rankin Co., Brandon, west MS for 10 years, any tree, any Barred Rock hens, $20; Cochins, hens 672-7493. 601-573-1787. stump, gone today. Walthall Co., Tyler- $15, roosters $10, chicks $5-$10. Win- 10 Khaki Campbell ducks, grown but town, 601-248-9399. ston Co., Louisville, 601-594-9077. POST & FENCING WANTED Dozer work, backhoe, dump truck, less than a year, $15 each or $25/pair. Tractor work, lot clearing, backhoe, tractor work, stump grinding, clay Ameraucana chicks, $3/up, Bielefelder Pearl River Co., Picayune, 985-590- French drains, free estimates. Rankin Used 6’ & 8’ T-posts. Simpson Co., gravel, top soil, bush-hogging, drive- chicks, $6/up; Silkie chicks, $5/up; 8411. Co., Brandon, 601-750-9598. Mendenhall, 601-259-8957. ways, house pads, no job too small, Cornish chicks, $8/up; Ayam Cemani free estimates. Pike Co., Summit, 601- chicks, $10; Grown pair, $60. Wayne EGGS Railroad cross ties of any length. Pon- Tractor work in Jones County area, 551-7042. Co., Waynesboro, 601-735-9699. totoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-488-5615. bush-hogging, 6’ or 15’ available, disk- Dozer, dump truck, trackhoe, all types ing, driveway grading & fence row Farm fresh, large brown eggs, $2.50; Pullets & young hens, Buff Orpington, of tractor work, deer camps, duck spraying, call for estimates. Jones Co., Hatching eggs: Rhode Island Red, PROPERTY WANTED Barred Rock, Brown Sex-links & Black holes, home sites, driveways, ponds, Laurel, 601-319-5248. Black Sex-links, White Leghorn, $8/ Australorp, $15-$22, will soon be lay- pipes installed, serve all of MS & south- Buy land on payments between Merid- dozen. Perry Co., Richton, 601-325- east AR. Tallahatchie Co., Charleston, ing. Pike Co., Osyka, 225-290-1763. ian & Jackson, send info to: Joe Neese 8905. 662-458-4021. #128255 at 10641 Hwy. 80 West, Me- SWAP & EXCHANGE Chocolate Mottled English Orping- ridian, MS 39307. Lauderdale County. Beautiful large fresh brown eggs, laid Dozer & excavator work, GPS/laser All items listed in the this category tons, all ages, Lavender Laced Wy- by my wonderful Barred Rock hens, grading, poultry pads, erosion control, must be agricultural related. You andottes & Blue Silver Laced Wyan- Lease land for turkey hunting only roads & driveways, house & mobile must swap and exchange an agricul- dottes, all ages, $20 & up, cash only. they are packed & await your pick up, in central MS for spring 2020 season. home pads, pond & lake construction tural item for an agricultural item. Madison Co., Madison, 601-856-4730. NPIP certified, $2.50/dozen. Walthall Leake Co., Carthage, 601-416-4035. & repair. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601- Only in-state residents are allowed Co., Tylertown, 985-285-4445. to advertise within this category. Brown/white Leghorn, Silver Laced Running Walker Foxhounds straight 668-7780. Polish, Silkies, Speckled Sussex & Fresh eggs, $2.50/dozen. Pontotoc Co., on bobcat, will not harm anything but Dump truck, single axle, hauling top- bobcats, need 3,000+ acres cutover to 25’ fiberglass boat with hard top, in- Cream Legbar, NPIP certified, $15 & Pontotoc, 662-486-8296, call or text. soil, fill dirt, gravel, install concrete hunt anywhere in Southeast. Louis board/outboard, with tailer, swap for up. Greene Co., Richton, 601-658- foundation pads & other concrete Skinner, Neshoba Co., Union, 601- older Jeep or 1/2-ton pickup. Lauder- 2077. Americana, Bielefelder, Silkie & Cor- needs in Rankin, Copiah & Madison Co. 774-5256. dale Co., Toomsuba, 601-632-4268. nish hatching eggs, $5 & up per dozen, Hinds Co., Terry, 601-278-9483. Bantams free-range, also Silkies, start- also eating eggs $1.75 per dozen, NPIP HUNTING, FISHING & ing at $3 & up depending on age. certified. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, Forestry consulting, market your tim- Simpson Co., Magee, 601-849-2299. CAMPING WANTED ber to obtain you top dollar, L. Lamar POULTRY & FOWL 601-735-9699. Bullen, Registered Forester. Adams Any poultry & fowl advertised in this Laying hens, mostly Ameraucanas, Quail eggs - Georgia Giant, 50¢ each. Co., Natchez, 601-431-8022. Email: category must be raised on your farm. $12. Lawrence Co., Silver Creek, 601- Ruger Bearcat, prefer 1st gen., but will [email protected]. Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742. consider new model. Clarke Co., Quit- Individuals who are a dealer, buyer, 695-5881, call or text. seller or business person engaged in Email: [email protected]. man, 601-513-2912. Forestry mulching, regain your prop- trade are not allowed to advertise. erty, underbrush clearing, fire & DOMESTIC BIRDS Only in-state residents are allowed Bobwhite quail eggs, 50¢; Coturnix Glass minnow traps/jars, pre 1960s fly shooting lanes, fence row clearing, rods & flys, pre 1960s fishing lures & to advertise within this category. quail eggs, 50¢. Lamar Co., Lumber- statewide, new equipment, add value Baby guineas, starting at $3 & up. Tip- lure boxes, pre 1960s Outdoor Life & ton, 601-674-6444. to property. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- pah Co., Dumas, 662-837-9719. Sports Afield magazines. Rankin Co., 278-7735. Brandon, 601-750-0399. CHICKENS POULTRY & FOWL Young guineas, different colors, free- Heavy duty trackhoe service, can han- range, $6 & up depending on age, I do SUPPLIES 30’-40’ camper trailer, 1990 model, dle all your land clearing needs includ- English Orpington chicks, Lemon, Ju- not sell adults. Simpson Co., Magee, any size, good cond., for my deer ing debris removal, stump removal, bilee, Silver Lace, Lavender, 3 days old 601-849-2299. camp, near Adams Co., Natchez, 601- demolition & anything in between, to 6 weeks old, $8, also have hatching Heavy duty poultry feed trays, approx. 660-2485. contact Morgan Howe. Stone Co., Wig- eggs. Lowndes Co., Crawford, 662-341- 780, in excellent cond., $1 per tray Indian Fantail pigeons, white & red in gins, 601-716-6160. 0970. OBO. Covington Co., Mt. Olive, 601- colors, $18/pair. Tippah Co., Dumas, REMEMBER 382-3530. It’s FREE to advertise in the Hotshot service for your farm or per- Buff Orpingtons, 3 mos. old, 5 avail- 662-837-9719. able, $7.50 each; New Hampshire Mississippi Market Bulletin, sonal needs, safe & reliable, will haul Quail equipment: Natureform Humid- Reds, 3 mos. old, 15 available, many High percentage Java peacocks, anything in state up to 10,000 lbs., will istat, $300; Quail transport coops, $30; the only requirement is price to load & distance. Rankin Co., are roosters, $5 each. Grenada Co., males only, $150 each; Trio pur- Feeders, 22# $10; 12# $5; Chick $7. you have to be a subscriber. Pearl, 601-954-3315. Holcomb, 662-809-0178, text. ple peafowl, $500, no calls or sales Waterers, chick $4; 8’ Ziggity nipple, Subscribe online & place ads: sunset Friday - sunset Saturday in Mechanical site prep, shearing, rak- Laying hens, pullets & chicks, Rhode observance of Sabbath Day. Rankin $5. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601- www.msmarketbulletin.org ing, bedding, one pass, disking new Island Red, Barred Rock, Buff Orping- Co., Florence, 601-842-0308. 795-4997. June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

$250; Birdhouses & bat houses, $10 & King size mattress, Sealy Posture- Ford 4630 Turbo, 65 HP, low profile $5,500. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- FARM HOME up. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-543-5997. pedic Reserve Glen Marie Ultra Plush tractor, belly exhaust, new tires front/ 441-2145. Euro pillow top, $50 OBO. Pearl River rear, remote hydraulics, good sheet MISCELLANEOUS Porch swings, cherry, cypress & oak Co., Picayune, 985-590-8411. metal, paint is faded, canopy, 1,800 JD 4310, MFWD, 595 hrs., 31 HP, shed with cup holder, assembled with hrs., $9,750. Marion Co., Kokomo, kept, $12,000, includes 5’ Woods fin-

All items listed in this category screws & bolts, $140 & up; Oak rock- Acme 9.5 Python boots with carrying 601-731-0027. ishing mower; 7’ JD offset disk, model must be farm/agriculture related. ing chairs, $150, pick up only. Jeffer- bag, worn twice, excellent cond., $75. WH69, $3,500. Pike Co., Summit, 601- Dealers, brokers or businesses are son Davis Co., Bassfield, 601-943-6781. Lawrence Co., Monticello, 601-748- Ford 3930, ‘94 model, 50 HP, canopy 341-7874. not allowed to advertise. Only in- 2263. & factory hydraulics, kept in shed, state residents are allowed to adver- Cypress & poplar swings, rocking $12,000. Tippah Co., Ripley, 256-366- JD 3010, second owner, new rebuilt tise within this category. chairs, gliders with cup holder, quality Gas stove, Brown brand, set up for LP 2530. hydraulic pump, new load shaft seals, made with glue, screws & bolts, chains gas, in good working order, $25. Lau- new PTO seal, converted to alternator, included, $135 & up. Rankin Co., Flor- derdale Co., Meridian, 601-644-3222. Ford 3000, diesel, select-o-matic, pow- new starter, new battery, great for col- ANTIQUES & FURNITURE ence, 601-845-0767. er steering, 2 rear remotes, strong ma- lectors, $6,750. Washington Co., Le- chine but looks rough, $3,300. George land, 662-820-8711. Heavy solid indoor/outdoor wooden ta- Endless Pool indoor exercise pool, 7x14’, underwater lights, water heater, Co., Lucedale, 228-323-1377. ble with chairs, never used, $150. Ok- FIREPLACE JD 7230, 4x4, 588 hrs., H340 loader, hydrotherapy jets, complete setup, fits tibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-418-2074. INSERTS & HEATERS Ford 3000 for parts, gas eng., body bucket/spear, $69,900; JD 6115M, 4x4, on 16’ trailer disassembled, needs new parts, $500-$1,200. Jones Co., Ovett, 304 hrs., H340 loader, bucket/spear, New Haven Tambour mantel type liner, $3,000. Lawrence Co., Monticel- Hardy outside wood burning heater, 601-580-7144. Bush Hog 1850 boom mower, $89,995. clock with Westminster chimes, built lo, 601-748-6289. 2014 H2, heats hot water as well, in- Scott Co., Forest, 601-672-8601. around 1915 & appraised for 100% side radiator that you place in your IH 706, ‘65 model, diesel, new tires, 4 more that sale price, $250. Pike Co., GE refrigerator/freezer, 25.5 cu. ft., existing air return goes with heater, hydraulic outlets, dual PTO, does not JD 1020, gas eng., with 5’ rotary cutter, McComb, 601-810-3363. side-by-side, stainless, $400. Hinds $3,500. Newton Co., Decatur, 601-479- have torque amplifier, $5,500. Copiah new paint, new hydraulic pump, new Co., Clinton, 601-209-4817. Co., Hazlehurst, 601-695-0832. water pump & new radiator, excellent 4- 8 quart chafer dishes, 1 round 5 3335. cond., $5,000. Clarke Co., Enterprise, quart chafer dish, 2 silver trays, used 1 3 burner natural gas heaters, $60 or IH 140, with all equipment, $6,500. 601-480-2863. time, $175 cash. Leake Co., Carthage, trade. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441- FIELD EQUIPMENT Covington Co., Seminary, 601-408- 601-562-5526. 1461. JD 3130, with JD 148 loader, cranks & 2145. All equipment listed in this cat- runs, good brakes, lift works good but Light colored sofa, large floral pattern egory must be offered for sale by IH 2444, needs work, $1,500. Walthall tractor has hydraulic problems, $4,000 with sewn accent, 6 cushions, 2 throw FIREWOOD & KINDLING persons actually engaged in farm- Co., Jayess, 601-695-7235. or $2,000 tractor only. Lincoln Co., pillows, 84” Hickory Hill brand, used ing and must have been used on Firewood: picked up 16”-19” half cord Wesson, 601-552-9769. little, excellent, in storage, photos their farm in agricultural pursuits. IH Cub, ‘69 model, in great cond., runs $100; 20”-24” half cord $125/deliv- No commercial, businesses or available, $225. Madison Co., Madison, like a sewing machine, with 48” belly JD 6115D, 2WD, OOS, dual remote ered; 16”-19” half cord $150; 20”-24” dealers are allowed to advertise. 601-856-1882. mower, only used to cut grass, not hydrualics, 673SL loader with bucket half cord $175. Rankin Co., Richland, Equipment bought by farm- plow, bought new, $2,500. Lamar Co., & hay spear, 950 hrs., excellent cond., Store type glass top counter display, 601-405-4440. ers for resale purposes are not Sumrall, 601-270-4478. $30,000 OBO. Claiborne Co., Port Gib- 2 sliding rear doors, came from phar- eligible for this free advertising. son, 601-529-5556. macy & held jewelry, glass is all intact, GOURDS Only in-state residents are allowed IH 1466, has both 540/1000 PTO, front $50. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- to advertise within this category. end loader, 140 HP, good paint, always Gourds for sale at farm, short neck JD 2555, 77 HP, with canopy & loader, 644-3222. shed kept, no oil leaks, good tires, purple martin gourds $2 each, painted in very good cond., $1,250. Union Co., shifts good, $15,000. Grenada Co., New Albany, 662-534-6013. & ready to hang $5 each, huge arts TRACTORS Corn sheller, $60; Milk can, $50; Old Grenada, 662-515-4030. & craft gourds $3 each. Prentiss Co., bricks, 50¢ each. Attala Co., Sallis, JD 40, was running when parked, Booneville, 662-728-7605. 662-582-3274. Case IH 495, ‘86 model, 52 HP, $5,000; IH 1586, parts tractor or can be put $1,000; 2 Farmall H’s, 1 was running Yanmar 2000, $2,000, both with brand in service, $3,000; IH 140, key start, when parked & 1 for parts, $800. New- For sale or barter a 1950s era dinette Gourds, birdhouse $1, mini 25¢, craft new tires. Covington Co., Seminary, pulley for belly mower, in good cond., ton Co., Decatur, 601-635-3569. $1, all gourds cleaned. Yalobusha Co., suite, in great cond., $350, call or text 601-517-1693. $4,000 firm. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601- Water Valley, 662-473-6055. for pictures. Rankin Co., Brandon, 928-8150. JD 1530, wide front end, 52 HP, 3 new 601-540-0388. Case IH MX255, with front/side tanks tires, seat, lift arms, alternator, injec- SEWING & FABRICS & pump, excellent, $43,000; Case IH JD 4230, $11,900; JD 1650, $9,500; tor pump has been rebuilt, ready to go, La-Z-Boy sofa recliners, like new, color MX285, with dual front/rear tires, JD 4-row planter, $1,500. Webster Co., $6,200 firm. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662- green, $300; Wood table with 6 chairs, Singer 4228 sewing machine, good $50,000. Yazoo Co., Benton, 662-571- Bellefontaine, 662-258-7531. 414-8551. good cond., $125. Newton Co., Deca- cond., $99. Rankin Co., Richland, 601- 5414. tur, 601-635-3569. 420-0368. JD 5085E, ‘16 model, 170 hrs., like JD 5055D, ‘14 model, 260 hrs., rear 3 Farmall Cubs, $1,000, $1,200, $4,500; new, 85 HP, cab/air/radio, 4WD, like remotes, 2WD, in excellent cond., Trailers loaded with clothes, furniture, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 3 Farmall Super A’s, $1,000, $2,200, new, $51,000 cash; MF 231, 40 HP, $16,995. Hancock Co., Carriere, 985- toys, tools, BBQ, tools, antiques, 4 $2,500; Farmall 130, $4,100; Farmall $5,500 cash. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601- 960-1335. benches, etc., $4,900 cash, all or none, Flute, recently serviced, lots of music 140, $5,500, also all kinds of equip- 382-0091. do not call unless you want it all. Cov- books, comes with hard case, can send ment. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662- JD 2440, with loader, 4,400 hrs., good ington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. pictures, $100. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 574-0093. JD 420, ‘56 model, it was my dad’s trac- paint, no leaks, one owner, $11,999. 601-731-0694, leave message if no an- tor, it runs good, $1,500 OBO. Rankin George Co., Lucedale, 601-508-9399. COOKBOOKS & RECIPES swer. Farmall H, ‘49 or ‘50 model, as is $750; Co., Brandon, 601-825-4404. Farmall 230, as is $750; Farmall A, as JD 750, with 1,489 hrs., 3 cyl. diesel, in Great deal on “Ethel Baptist Cook- JD 4066R, ‘16 model, MFWD, load- MISCELLANEOUS is $750. Attala Co., Sallis, 662-582- good cond., $3,500. Forrest Co., Hat- book” with over 800 recipes, send $15 er, hydrostatic, 460 hrs., like new, tiesburg, 601-270-0008. 3274. check to Cookbook, 2805 Attala Road HOME ITEMS $34,000. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 5217, Ethel, MS 39067. Attala Co., JD 4020, diesel, engine completely re- Farmall Cub, good cond., 12 volt sys- 601-938-2978. 662-674-5621. KitchenAid refrigerator/freezer, side- built 3 years ago, runs great, $8,000. tem, front & rear cultvs., $2,500. For- by-side, 25.2 cu. ft., $250. Oktibbeha JD 950, 2WD, with JD belly mower, Tate Co., Coldwater, 662-292-7384. rest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-544-7242. CRAFTS & WOODWORK Co., Starkville, 662-418-2074. no rust, runs great & cuts great, good hydraulics, can send video & pictures, JD 5400, ‘94 model, diesel, 60 HP, Farmall 140, with planters & cultvs., Cypress swings starting at $149; New GE 8000 BTU heat/cool AC, used $5,900. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-720- 4WD, with front end loader, bucket & $5,800; IH Cub, yellow, with planters Gliders starting at $249; Cypress, only 1 month, no use for it, have all 0720. hay spear included, but needs some cedar & oak rockers starting at $159, papers on it, $350. Hinds Co., Jackson, & cultvs., $4,500. Covington Co., Sem- repair, $6,500. Leake Co., Lena, 601- cypress tables made on order. Pike Co., 601-953-8760. inary, 601-408-1461. JD 4555, with cab/heat/air, dual 715-8240. McComb, 601-249-2936. wheels, 6,223 hrs., 726 front end load- Large AC unit, cools & heats, 220 volt, Ford 1300, with ag tires, suitcase er, $40,000; Ford 9700, with cab/heat/ Kubota M8200, ‘00 model, with cab/ Cypress wood swing with cup holder in good cond., $400; Electric stove, weights, Ford finishing mower, 1-row air, dual wheels, 8,033 hrs., $12,500. air/heat, 2WD, 500 hrs., 2 rear re- & chain, 4’- $150, 5’- $160, 6’- $170; full size, 220 volt, in good cond., $300; cultv., 1-row hipper, in good cond., Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-419-9748. motes, 85 HP engine, 73 HP PTO, Glider, 4’- $250, 5’- $260, 6’- $275; Side-by-side refrigerator, $200. Hinds pictures upon request, all for $3,400. looks/runs/works good, $17,000. Clay Rocker, $145; Chairs, $140. Hum- Co., Raymond, 601-594-2611. Union Co., New Albany, 662-538-8276. JD 4230, with cab/air, 13 hours on Co., West Point, 662-295-2329. phreys Co., Isola, 662-962-4384. fresh rebuild engine, $13,000 OBO. Power wheelchair, adjustable back, Ford Jubilee, ‘50 model, needs points, Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-744-6586. Kubota 8540, 4x4, with front end Cypress swings, $140 & up; Cypress new charger, needs battery, great has not ran in years, selling as is loader, bucket & hay spear, cover, no gliders, $275 & up; Cypress chair cond., $150. Warren Co., Vicksburg, $3,000. Sunflower Co., Indianola, 662- JD 2040, 40 HP, runs good, minor def., $24,000. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601- swing, $125; Cypress chair glider, 601-629-7557. 207-5303. repairs needed, with rotary cutter, 928-3828. Page 10 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

Kubota L3240, HSTC hydrostatic, 6’ Land Pride 1672 grooming mow- 6’ disks, $900 each; 2-row turning SPRAYERS & SPREADERS Bush Hog 862H backhoe, fits on back 4WD, cab, loader with pallet forks, 5’ er, bought new in April, used once, plow & renovator, $600 each; Tufline of tractor, only used few hours, new clipper, other implements available Kubota orange, anti-scalping roller, hydraulic directional blade, $1,900; cond., $4,000. Lafayette Co., Water 15’ Weed Wiper, mounts to front end at extra cost, $22,000. Claiborne Co., paid $2,650, asking $2,300. Clarke Co., Tufline tri-fold section harrow, $1,100. Valley, 662-816-3154. loader, $500. Lawrence Co., Monticel- Port Gibson, 601-397-9188. Quitman, 601-513-2912. Covington Co., Collins, 601-765-8318. lo, 601-587-2257. JD 158 loader with bucket & hay spear, Kubota 9960, ‘13 model, 4x4, cab/air, 6’ Bush Hog rotary cutter, 70 HP, new Covington planter with 3PH cultv., $2,750. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- Bell 3PH 300 gal. sprayer with 40’ 8F & 8R trans., 2,100 hrs., in very good blade & bolts, heavy duty, good cond., extra sprockets & plates, $1,200; Shop 876-5530. hydraulic boom, pump & controls, cond., $31,500. Webster Co., Eupora, $1,200 firm. Perry Co., Beaumont, made middle buster, $150; 2-pan turn- $1,200. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- 662-552-6421. 601-784-3811. ing plow, $250. Winston Co., Louis- HAY & FORAGE ville, 662-803-5767. 876-5530. Mahindra 4025, 2WD, 447 hrs., ex- 6’ Big Bee Agri rotary cutter, new EQUIPMENT Ag Spray Equpiment 110 gal. tank, cellent cond., with ML232 front end cond., with stump jumper, $1,000. Case 1200 vacuum planter, 8-row new cond., never been used, PTO driv- loader, 6’ Kodiak rotary cutter, fresh Clay Co., West Point, 662-494-2328. rigid bar with Dawn row cleaners & Gehl green chopper, older model but en, $700. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601-572- service, ready to work, $8,500. Panola seed plates, excellent cond., $4,500; in good cond., $900. Lamar Co., Sum- 4399, call or text. Co., Batesville, 662-561-6582. 7’ Bush Hog BH27 rotary cutter, new W&A heavy duty disc type water fur- rall, 601-758-0514. in ‘17, used very little, in excellent row plow, $1,200. Tallahatchie Co., 11’ New Leader all hydraulic fertil- Massey-Harris TO30, recent engine cond., shed kept, $3,575. Pontotoc Co., Charleston, 662-809-2913. Hay conveyor for square bales, 24’ izer/lime/chicken litter spreader, PTO rebuild, hydraulic pump & internal Ecru, 601-917-3124. long, motor performs well, $350. Lau- driven, mounted on dolly, with 4- 16.5- seals replaced, converted to alternator, 8’ Athens heavy duty disk, $2,500. derdale Co., Bailey, 601-527-8896. $2,500. Washington Co., Leland, 662- 2- 10’ Woods 121 clippers, 1 in fair Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, 228-861- 16.1 flotation tires, $3,000. Jones Co., 820-8711. cond., 1 for parts or to be fixed, $2,500. 4077. Ellisville, 601-270-1411. Hay rake, mule drawn type, in good Franklin Co., Meadville, 601-624-0524. cond., $275. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, MF 261, 4 cyl. Perkins diesel, hydrau- 2-row cultv., $400; 3-row breaking AG TRAILERS & CARTS 662-760-6729. lics, original paint, second owner, field 10’ JD HX10 rotary cutter, pull type, plow, $500; Pull type rotary hoe, $500. ready, $7,000. Webster Co., Mathiston, in excellent cond., $6,000 OBO. Clai- Newton Co., Decatur, 601-635-3569. 2013 Jet 40’ hopper grain trailer, JD 328 square baler, in good cond., 662-263-6596. borne Co., Port Gibson, 601-529-5556. $14,500; E-Z Trail 510 grain cart, stored in barn, $3,800. Smith Co., Bay W&A 8-row hipper with Orthman $7,500. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-527- Springs, 601-764-8531. folding markers, $4,000; W&A 6-row MF 245, 3 cyl. Perkins diesel, 45 HP, 10’ JD MX10 rotary cutter, heavy duty 9559. 1,480 hrs., factory power steering, 2 3PH type, in very good cond., $4,500, shredder, $1,000; 8-row layby rig, JD 335 round baler, 4x4 bales, stored $800; 6-row layby rig, $500. Yazoo Co., stage clutch, good lift & paint, new will consider any serious offer. Copiah 2003 Mate 39’ dump trailer with grain under shed, in excellent cond., $5,000. Benton, 662-571-5414. back 13/8/28 tires, $5,200. Clay Co., Co., Wesson, 601-894-1593. door, air ride, excellent cond., $17,500. Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-385-5932. West Point, 662-494-2328. 3 disks, 3PH, 6’, 7’, 8’, $250 & up. Cal- Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- 15’ Bush-Whacker heavy duty batwing JD 435 round baler, 4x5 bales, in good houn Co., Bruce, 662-983-4423. 5530. MF 135, diesel, $4,000. Lawrence Co., rotary cutter, $4,000. Perry Co., New cond., baled ryegrass his year, $6,500. Meridian, 601-604-5111. Augusta, 601-964-3662. Clarke Co., Enterprise, 601-513-3855. 12’ pull type AerWay, like new, $6,200. 2015 Armor Lite 36’ hopper grain Lincoln Co., Ruth, 601-754-1494. trailer, near new cond., hauls big load, MF 255, with power shift, in good Befco finishing mower, Series 2 Cy- $17,500 OBO. Madison Co., Camden, JD 457 round baler, 4x5 bales, with cond., $5,000; MF 150, with new tires, monitor, net wrap or twine, 1 year clone, purchased 1992, $800 OBO. Ne- 6’ disk, 3PH, good for garden or food 601-937-3032. $4,000. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, shoba Co., Sebastopol, 601-479-8746, plots, $300. DeSoto Co., Hernando, old belt with spare belt, in very good 601-656-9210. ask for Garrit. 901-485-7239. Gravity wagons, 200 & 250 bushels, cond., kept inside, $12,500. Kemper choice $1,450 each. Tate Co., Senato- Co., Scooba, 404-499-4295. Montana 2740 Compact, 27 HP, with Plow points, many different sizes, bia, 662-288-9526. 66” wide loader bucket, 460 hrs., GRADERS & BLADES some used, most new, $6-$15 depend- JD 535 round baler, with monitor, bale $12,000. Winston Co., Louisville, 601- A&L 450 grain cart with roll tarp, kicker & net wrap, $7,500. Alcorn Co., 4’ box blade with scarifiers, in good ing on size. Clarke Co., Enterprise, 946-7366. shedded, in excellent cond., $5,000. Corinth, 662-287-1742. cond., $325; NH 3PH top link, $50. 601-938-6775. Amite Co., Smithdale, 601-249-9545. NH TC30, ‘02 model, 555 hrs., with Hinds Co., Terry, 601-317-0208. AgTill tiller, 540 PTO, direct drive, like JD 567 round baler, twine & wrap, turf tires, 6’ finishing mower, 4’ rotary 1,000 gal. flat bottom water tank on $12,000; 9’ JD disc mower, $4,000; 10’ Rhino blade, in good cond., $1,800. new, $1,250; 3PH 2-row cultv., $400; cutter, 3PH lift pole, $7,500. Lowndes 4-wheel trailer with pump & injection 10-wheel rake, $4,000. Pontotoc Co., Tallahatchie Co., Charleston, 662-809- Orchard plow with trip feet, $450. Co., Columbus, 662-386-6619. tank, $1,200; 200 bushel flat bottom Pontotoc, 662-419-9748. 2913. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662-574- 0093. steel grain trailer, $1,200. Tallahatchie Yanmar 2200, 20 HP, runs great, field Krone 243S hay cutter, field ready, 3PH grader blade, $100. Pike Co., Mag- Co., Charleston, 662-809-2913. ready, $1,750; Covington 1-row stiff $3,500. Lincoln Co., Bogue Chitto, nolia, 601-783-5188. PTO ditcher, needs chain, $350. Ponto- shank planter & fertilize distributor, toc Co., Pontotoc, 662-760-6729. 2 Army trailers converted to 2” hitch, 601-320-6535. $450, cash. Monroe Co., Aberdeen, Rhino HB84 heavy duty box blade, used for corn trailers, in good cond., 662-369-2295. Krone AM283S hay cutter, purchased with hydraulic scratchers, used very 7’ 3PH disk, 20- 20” notched blades, $500 & $400. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 2016, $8,000 OBO; NH BR7060 round little, $1,200. Carroll Co., McCarley, cut 1 acre plot 3 times, strong angle 601-381-0604. iron frame, like new, $750; 3PH middle baler, purchased 2012, $19,000 OBO. CUTTERS & MOWERS 662-227-5295. buster, $95. Clay Co., West Point, 662- AG PARTS & TIRES Neshoba Co., Sebastopol, 601-479- 60” Buhler Farm King Y550R finish- Box blades, $500 each; Tufline hydrau- 295-7855. 8746, ask for Garrit. ing mower, in very good cond., $800. lic directional blade, $1,900. Coving- 18.4 x 38 duals & hubs, $500; 8 weights 25’ JD 330 disk, $2,500. Copiah Co., Krone EC-280 8’ hay cutter, complete- Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-638-0590, ton Co., Collins, 601-765-8318 & bracket to off IH 1086, $500; 4 JD if no answer please leave message. Crystal Springs, 601-941-5218. ly reworked, excellent cond., $4,950; weights, no bracket, $400. Jefferson Durabilt 8-wheel hay rake, good cond., Davis Co., New Hebron, 601-792-8978. 60” Sitrex FH-150 rear discharge fin- GRAIN STORAGE IH 4-row 900 planter, $1,500. Monroe $1,750; Hay fork, 3PH spear type, new, Co., Amory, 662-256-3405. $275. Holmes Co., Lexington, 662- ishing mower, PTO shaft & center link, & EQUIPMENT Set of 8 weights & brackets, bolts to $500. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601- 299-0743. Heavy duty 5-shank subsoiler, $1,500. fit JD 5400, $800. Lafayette Co., Water 270-0008. Klean Sweep, 10” for 48’ bin, flight Holmes Co., Lexington, 662-299-0743. Valley, 662-816-3154. Kuhn 12-wheel hay rake, in excellent only, used only 1 season, new end 5’ Modern Attachment Competitor cond., $4,500. Neshoba Co., Sebasto- wheel, $300. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601- cutter, $1,000; 6’ Buhler Farm King PICKERS & HARVESTERS OTHER AG IMPLEMENTS pol, 601-917-1274. 932-0202. finishing mower, 25 hrs., new blades, $1,000. Winston Co., Louisville, 601- 3PH PTO pecan tree shaker, in good 12” auger only for 3PH post digger, Kuhn SR108 hay rake, in excellent 946-7366. PLANTING & TILLAGE cond., $1,750. Hinds Co., Raymond, $225. Winston Co., Louisville, 662- cond., $3,740. Covington Co., Mt. Ol- 601-951-1033, call after 5 p.m. 803-5767. ive, 601-382-3530. 5’-6’ rotary cutters, $125 & up. Ponto- Covington 1-row stiff shank planter & toc Co., Pontotoc, 662-760-6729. fertilize distributor, $450, cash. Mon- Case IH 2188 combine with 30’ 1020 MF 1246 front end loader with bucket MF high speed square baler, $5,000 roe Co., Aberdeen, 662-369-2295. header & header trailer, $25,000. & joystick, $700; Extra heavy duty pal- cash only, can negotiate. Lamar Co., 5 1/2’ Woods rotary cutter, $1,500; 14’ Chickasaw Co., Houston, 662-628- let forks, they attach to a bucket, $350. Lumberton, 601-746-2707. JD pull type rotary cutter, $3,500. Pon- 4’ disk for small tractor, $400. Calhoun 0731. Walthall Co., Jayess, 601-695-7235. totoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-419-9748. Co., Banner, 662-983-5965. NH 273 square baler, $3,500; NH 57 JD 9770 STS combine, ‘08 model, 360 Kelly 850 backhoe, fits on back of trac- Rolabar hay rake, $1,700; Allis-Chalm- 6’ rotary cutter, needs some deck work, JD 900 13-shank V-plow, $6,000; Terra- HP, 4WD, chopper, wide singles, shed- tor, old but in perfect cond., ready to ers roto-baler, bales small round bales, $200. Hancock Co., Picayune, 601- Till 8-row buster, $6,000. Yazoo Co., ded, in excellent cond., $80,000. Amite work, $4,000. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- shedded, $2,000. Tippah Co., Ripley, 799-2388. Benton, 662-571-7872. Co., Smithdale, 601-249-9545. 335-4314. 256-366-2530. June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 11

NH 275 square baler, field ready, axle, inside setup to haul motorcycle, Chev. C3500 ‘00, crew cab, long bed, Ford F-350 dually ‘90, XLT, diesel, runs Factory grill, bumper, headlights, $1,000. Monroe Co., Aberdeen, 662- in very good cond., $1,900. Jones Co., SRW, 5.7 auto., 95K miles, base model good, welding bed, 2006 Lincoln Clas- mounting brackets, radiator & inter 369-2295. Laurel, 601-729-2070. work truck, cold air, good tires, for- sic D welding machine, 500 hrs., excel- cooler for Ford F-450 or F-350 1998- mer U.S. Forest Service truck, $6,000. lent cond., $17,500 OBO. Walthall Co., 2005 models, gray in color, $250. NH 565 square baler, ‘11 model, 14’ bumper pull flatbed trailer with Rankin Co., Florence, 601-906-3963. Tylertown, 601-876-7536. Jones Co., Ovett, 601-369-0536. excellent cond., barn kept, works per- rails on side, $800 OBO. Lauderdale fect, $8,000; NH Roll-Belt 450 Silage Co., Meridian, 601-938-9549. Chev. 1-ton dually ‘96, reg. cab, LWB, Ford Ranger ‘09, ext. cab, 4 cyl., 4 Goodyear SR-A all season tires, Special round baler, ‘17 model, excel- gooseneck hitch, like new tires, cold auto., cruise, A/C, towing package, LT265/60R20E, off new GMC 2500HD lent cond., $20,000. Stone Co., Wig- 16’ x 8’ double axle cargo trailer, A/C, 350 engine, auto., $5,200. Lincoln fiberglass bedcover, pro maintenance, Duramax crew cab Z71, with only gins, 601-928-2657. $4,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- Co., Bogue Chitto, 601-320-4484. 150K miles, $4,300. Pearl River Co., 2,644 miles, like new, $475. Rankin 517-1693. Lumberton, 601-688-0369. Co., Pelahatchie, 601-940-0167. NH 7080 round baler for parts, burned, Chev. Silverado 1500 LT, ‘05, 4 door, 20’ shop made gooseneck flatbed trail- $500. Hinds Co., Utica, 601-940-4797. cold air, runs great, 4.8L V-8, 210,375 Ford F-150 ‘04, Lariat, crew cab, tool- Westin platinum oval 4” black nerf er, with heavy 8 hole rims & new tires, miles, red, $8,500. Newton Co., Union, box, approx. 248K miles, good cond., bars with hardware, fits 2015-2019 Vermeer 504 Super I round baler, in $2,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- 601-479-6813. many new parts, needs A/C compres- F-150 reg. cab, used 3 mos., can send very good cond., always under shed, 270-4115. pictures, $100. George Co., Lucedale, sor & possibly fuel pump, $4,000 cash ready to use, pictures available, $5,500. Chev. 2500 LT ‘12, ext. cab, LWB 6.0 601-508-6226. Clay Co., Montpelier, 662-312-8816. 20’ Texas Bragg bumper pull trailer, only. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- gas, auto., tow package, leather, power 5633. 7,000 lb. axles, new floor & tires, rear window, bed liner, camper shell, 5th wheel plate with 2 5/16” ball Vermeer 5410 Rebel round baler, $3,000. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-416- 121K miles, no accidents, excellent, mounted, plate mounts to pickup, 4x5 bales, twine, with new pickup Ford F-250 ‘06, XLT Super Duty, ext. 9269. $15,900. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-729- $100 cash. Holmes Co., Durant, 601- assembly, field ready, $10,500; Krone cab, 4x4, Off Road White, 6.0 Power 2070. 278-2999. AM243S 8’ hay cutter, in good cond., 20’ tandem axle pintle hitch trailer, Stroke V-8 diesel, auto., only 195,500 10-ton capacity, $3,000. Clarke Co., miles, $9,700 OBO. Leake Co., Car- field ready, $3,800. Winston Co., Lou- Chev. 1500 ‘01, reg. cab, SWB, 5.3 V-8, Diamond plate steel flatbed, 7 1/2’ wide Enterprise, 601-480-2863. thage, 601-825-6974. isville, 662-773-5234. auto., A/C, power window & locks, one x 9 1/2’ long, $850 cash. Copiah Co., owner, 53K miles, good cond., $7,500. Crystal Springs, 601-214-2803. Vermeer 605E round baler, baled 500 20’ dump trailer, ‘17 model, double 2 Ford F-350’s ‘15, white SRW, reg. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-209-7624. bales last year, new tires, upgraded this axle, pull out ramps, $12,500. Jones cab, V-8 gas, with enclosed Knaphe- 2 Firestone P265/65R17 tires, 30% year to newer baler, $1,500. Itawamba Co., Laurel, 601-433-3857. ide utility body with hitch, one owner, tread, $50 for both or trade; Michelin Chev. Silverado ‘86, was running when Co., Mantachie, 662-706-1828. 165,000 miles $18,000, 150,000 miles RV tire, 235/80R22.5, $100 or trade. parked, 350 engine, body is very good, 20’ deck + 5’ dovetail 10-ton trailer, $20,000. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. rebuild or use for parts, classic in its Vermeer 605M round baler, 5x6 bales, tandem dual, good tires, air brakes, 601-941-5218. with kicker, hydraulic wide pick up $5,500. Jones Co., Petal, 601-544- day, $1,000 cash. Yazoo Co., Yazoo, Heavy duty Ranch Hand brand pickup reel, monitor, personal use, shed kept, 4454. 662-763-8500. 3 Ford’s ‘51, with V8 flatheads, new bumper, in good shape, painted black, low bale count, field ready, $16,900. tires, $4,000; Dodge ‘51, $2,000, or $300. Madison Co., Canton, 601-906- Chev. 1500 LT ‘05, crew cab, 110K Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-271-2338. 25’ gooseneck trailer, tandem single $5,500 for all. Covington Co., Collins, 0289. miles, one owner, auto., towing, leath- wheels, $3,200. Madison Co., Canton, 601-5 17-1693. Vicon CMP2800 cutter, needs minor 228-596-1922. er, all electric, console, Bose, OnStar, Complete hydraulic wet kit for semi alloy wheels, Tonneau, new shocks, work, cutter bar in good cond., $1,500. GMC Denali 2500HD ‘15, Duramax truck, including pump, tank, PTO, excellent cond., $9,500. Harrison Co., Perry Co., New Augusta, 601-964- 48’ Great Dane flatbed combo trailer, diesel, 34K miles, 4WD, fully loaded, lines, controls & drive shaft, $1,000. Gulfport, 228-731-9996. 3662. ‘14 model, coil package, bulkhead, iron front bumper, black with black Attala Co., McCool, 601-573-5400. nice, $22,500; 48’ Fruehauf steel flat- leather, $46,000. Lauderdale Co., Mar- Walton 17’ pull type hay tedder, 4 spin- Chev. 3500 dually ‘92, ext. cab, bed trailer, ‘98 model, $8,500. Lincoln ion, 601-479-3110. UWS ST-75 combo, 75 gallon fuel tank/ ners, in good working cond., shedded, Co., Brookhaven, 601-835-5304. 454, auto., A/C, good cond., $5,500. toolbox combo, brand new, ordered Walthall Co., Osyka, 601-876-6345. $1,500. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-270- Toyota Tacoma ‘02, storm damaged, wrong one, cost $891, never had fuel 60-ton triple axle lowboy, like new, 1411. 2.7 motor, 5 speed trans., tires, rims, in it, asking $750 OBO. Lauderdale $20,000. Kemper Co., Scooba, 601- Dodge Ram 2500 ‘06, quad cab, LWB, seats, right door, are all good, $900. Co., Collinsville, 601-479-8854. Zetor ZTR 185 drum mower, excel- 942-1760. 5.9 diesel, 147K miles, clean work Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-720-3187. lent cond., $3,900; Commercial grade truck, great fuel milage, tow pack- Set of 4 Bridgestone tires, size pine straw rake, Molon 120 2D, great Utility Reefer, ‘04 model, with Carrier age, B&W turnover ball, trailer brakes, 235/65/18, good tread remaining, Toyota Tacoma ‘04, SR5 Pre-Runner, 4 for hay too, $2,500; Madison Co., Can- ‘08 unit, serviced, new belts & hoses, $14,000. Clay Co., West Point, 662- $250. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-317-0208. doors, 2WD, 6 cyl., 3.4L, 197K miles, ton, 601-218-2445, call, text or email excellent cond., $16,500. Jackson Co., 295-2329. color silver, good cond., $6,900. Oktib- [email protected]. Moss Point, 228-217-5822. 4 Michelin LTX A/T2 tires, 265/ Dodge 3500 ‘08, 4x4, mega cab, 6.7L beha Co., Starkville, 662-242-6348. 70R18/E, 80% tread remaining, $400. Gooseneck tilt trailer, ‘15 model, 3- Cummins diesel, 153K miles, 40K Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-418- TRAILERS, TRUCKS 7,000 lb. axles, used very little, $6,000. miles on new trans., B&W gooseneck TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES 7842. Clarke Co., Enterprise, 601-513-3855. hitch, 40 gal. drag up tank, $23,500. & PARTS & MACHINERY Clarke Co., Enterprise, 601-480-2863. SUV’S & VANS Bumper pull & gooseneck flatbed trail- No commercial, businesses or dealers, each in great cond., $900-$4,900. Dodge 3500 ‘07, SLT, quad cab, flat- Used Yokohama tires 195-55-16, still Chev. Suburban ‘07, LT, leather, third ers are allowed to advertise. Trailers, Covington Co., Seminary, 601-765- bed, 6.7 Cummins, new clutch, brakes, have good life, $175; New 17” truck seat, DVD, navigation, rear camera, all Trucks and Machinery bought by 8318. good tires, cold air, cloth seats, 204,000 rims, black/silver, $375; 4 LED clear power, good cond., 216K miles, call for individuals for resale purposes are hideaway strobe, $125. Sunflower Co., miles, clean truck, $16,500. Lincoln pictures, $7,500. Scott Co., Lena, 601- not eligible for this free advertising. Semi flatbed trailers for bridge, with Co., Brookhaven, 601-757-6727. Indianola, 662-402-8713. Only in-state residents are allowed all metal floor, 45’ long $5,000; 48’ 832-2622. to advertise within this category. long $5,300, no titles. Jones Co., Lau- Curt 20,000 lb. 5th wheel hitch, used Dodge Ram ‘13, crew cab, 4x4, bought Ford Bronco ‘91, XLT, Silver Anniver- rel, 601-319-5248. very little, $575; Reese hitch with ball new March ‘14, one owner, 92K miles, sary Edition, factory manual 5 speed UTILITY & EQUIPMENT black, very nice, $29,500 OBO. Tate & sway bars, $275, cash only, serious trans., & manual transfer case, every- TRUCKS Co., Coldwater, 662-404-5252. inquiries only please. Hinds Co., Terry, thing works, 302 V-8 5.0L, $18,000 TRAILERS 601-842-4038. OBO. Marion Co., Kokomo, 601-444- Chev. 1-ton ‘88, new 350 crate eng., Ford F-250 ‘99, 2x4, 5.4 V-8, low miles, 2333. Tires & alum. wheels for Dodge pick- 8’ x 5’ steel mesh bottom utility trailer headers, duals, recently painted, 4 116K miles, power windows/locks, with rear gate, in good cond., rarely speed trans., AC, new interior, stake spray in bed liner, aluminum wheels, up, new cond., 275-60-20, $500/set; GMC Yukon ‘11, SLT, heat/cooled used, $450. Hancock Co., Diamond- bed, gooseneck, new cond., $10,000. nerf bars, gold with tan interior, Ford Explorer, $250. Stone Co., Wig- leather seats, sunroof, second row head, 228-254-0667. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662-263- $7,500. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-562- gins, 601-928-8110. buckets, backup camera, DVD, head- 6596. 5526. phones, Bluetooth, 127K miles, well 8’ x 5’ utility trailer, mesh bottom, Stake bed, 8x14, gooseneck, head rack, maintained, non smoker, no accidents, dump bed, extra set of mounted tires, Chev. 2500 ‘05, crew cab, 4x4, Du- Ford F-250 ‘08, 4x4, 6.4 diesel, white/ roller on rear, toolboxes, $2,000. Web- $18,500. Scott Co., Lake, 601-507- $300 cash. Madison Co., Madison, 601- ramax diesel, 173K miles, running tan, leather, spray in liner, new hoses, ster Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. 5000. 853-9072. boards, gooseneck hitch, custom front belts, shocks & Toyo tires with 10K steel bumper, grey leather, great cond., miles, 192K miles, $17,000. Scott Co., 2 Firestone R265/70R16 tires, 1 BF International Harvester Scout ‘70, 3 10’ x 5’ enclosed steel trailer with met- $18,000 OBO. Madison Co., Ridgeland, Morton, 601-506-5086. Goodrich P265/70R16 tire, 50% tread, speed manual, 4 cyl, engine, used on al siding & roof, does not leak, metal 601-572-9101. $15 each or $40 for all. Newton Co., farm, great project vehicle, second door can lock, single axle, $850. Hinds Ford F-150 ‘02, 6 cyl., 5 speed with Decatur, 601-635-3569. vehicle for parts, both for $3,500. Co., Raymond, 601-594-2611. Chev. Z71 ‘96, 78K actual miles, new overdrive, new clutch, pressure plate, Holmes Co., Durant, 601-278-2999. tires, new alternator, new fuel pump, throw out bearings, fuel pump & O2 Bull bar & headache rack for pickup, 10’ x 6’ Pace American cargo trailer, $7,000. Smith Co., Pulaski, 601-536- sensors, runs & looks good, $3,000. $85 each or both for $150. Winston Jeep Wrangler ‘01, after market bum- side door & ramp rear door, single 3305. Greene Co., Leakesville, 601-394-5274. Co., Louisville, 662-773-7570. pers, hard top, bikini top, 4.0L 6 cyl., Page 12 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019 standard shift, A/C, new tires, 170K hrs., $90,000; 2011 Cat. 416E 4WD Cub Cadet LT1046 mower, 46” cut, North Star 13 KW PTO generator with $1,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- miles, awesome Jeep, $9,000. Wash- backhoe, 360 hrs., excellent cond., hydrostatic, good mower, $500. Wayne frame & wheels for easy storage in 520-2700. ington Co., Leland, 662-347-6892. $55,000, both one owner. Lincoln Co., Co., Waynesboro, 601-735-4204. shop, $1,000 OBO, many other tools, Brookhaven, 601-835-5304. my husband passed away. Carroll Co., 12” x 24’ galvanized pipe culvert, $150. Jeep Wrangler ‘04, 4x4, 4.0L, auto., John Deere LX266 mower, 42” cut, Carrollton, 662-457-1998. Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-783-5188. soft top, hard full doors, new top, glass, JLG 25’ scissor lift, needs batteries, $300; Exmark zero-turn mower for paint tires & wheels, 4” Procomp com- $1,600. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- parts or repair, $900. Winston Co., Ginn-Pro generator with Kleen power, Culvert, metal polymer coated, 60” in plete sup kit, $11,500 OBO. Walthall 520-2700. Louisville, 662-773-7570. Kohler eng., Command 25 HP, 15,000 diam x 20’ long, in almost new cond., Co., Sandy Hook, 985-335-5109. watts, $2,000. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, $1,250. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-267- 1977 Cat. 950J wheel loader with cab, Husqvarna YTH mower, 22 HP V-Twin, 601-318-0509. 0038. INDUSTRIAL no air, $17,500; Cat. 950H wheel load- 46” cut, new cond., 11 hrs., warranty, TRUCKS & VANS er, quick connect for bucket attach- $1,500. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-209- Companion generator, 10 HP, with 9 RHON 25 commercial grade tower, ment, third valve, $55,000. Marion 7624. surge 6500, will run on 110/220, $325. 1 cone cap, rotator plate, mask pole, 4 Co., Foxworth, 601-731-8353. Wayne Co., Shubuta, 601-687-1243. guide wires, turn buckles, 3 anchors, 2010 Ford F650, reg. cab, 2WD, Cum- Z335E zero-turn mower with Accel good cond., you take down, $800. Scott mins, Allison auto., 12’ flatbed with Case 450 Crawler bulldozer, 188D die- 42” deep cut, 2 years old, in very good Guardian 7.5 KW standby generator Co., Forest, 601-625-0116. gooseneck hitch, excellent cond., sel engine, roll cage, 5-way blade, ser- cond., $3,000 negotiable. Lauderdale with automatic start up, runs on pro- $34,000. Pike Co., Summit, 601-248- vice manuals, yoke is cracked, needs Co., Meridian, 601-604-5111. pane gas, like new, $700. Walthall Co., Antique Red Jacket water pump, new, 1874. brake work, $27,500 OBO. Jones Co., Jayess, 601-695-7235. never assembled, $500; 4 tower scaf- Wilson Dismukes brush cutter, self- Moselle, 601-602-5022. folds, 5x5 with cross brace, $425. Win- 1995 Chev. Kodiak with 14’ 250 bushel propelled, heavy duty, 13.5 HP eng., John Deere AC-G7510H-E large frame ston Co., Louisville, 662-803-5767. dump bed, 454 gas eng., 6 speed trans., generator, maximum output 7500 2004 Cat. D6N, serial #NAAKM00582, electric start, pictures, $800. Stone $10,000; 1997 Ford 700 with 21’ flat- watts with idle control, electric start, 4,400 hrs., one owner, relatively new Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8110. For sale or barter a wooden block (pul- bed, gas eng., $10,000. Scott Co., Lake, 13.6 hrs., cable to connect to home & undercarriage, cab/air, ROPS, text for ley) approx. 20” long, in really good 601-507-0966. Husqvarna YT46LS lawn tractor, 24 cover, $1,800. Madison Co., Flora, 601- pictures, $67,900. Hinds Co., Clinton, cond., can deliver to the Choctaw HP, 46” cut, quick change blades, 4 yrs. 668-6916. County area, $50. Rankin Co., Brna- 1994 Ford L8000 single axle dump 331-9392. old, 94 hrs., excellent cond., like new, don, 601-540-0388. truck with 5 yard dump, 6 speed trans., $1,500. Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601- only 110,000 miles on Cummins eng., 10’ dozer rake, $1,875; 8’ dozer rake, TOOLS & HARDWARE 638-0590, please leave message. 3-ton ratchet & double hoist, $250. good truck, $9,500. Yazoo Co., Yazoo $1,675. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-552- Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803-5767. City, 662-763-8500. 1939. Hard toolbox with hand tools, too Ariens 20 HP tractor mower with bag- many to name, all sizes, come see, ger, 46” deck, shed kept, in great cond., Barrels: 55 gal. plastic or metal, $20; 1998 Mack CH613 day cab truck, 350 International TD14A dozer, not run- $100 cash. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-405- pictures upon request, $600. Warren 55 gal. screw top, $25. Covington Co., eng., 9 speed, AC/heat, camelback sus- ning, for parts or to restore, $2,200. 5233. Co., Vicksburg, 601-638-1864. Seminary, 601-408-1461. pension, wet kit, original owner, runs Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- great, $18,500. Stone Co., Wiggins, 4495. Entire blacksmith shop for sale, 2 an- DR brush mower, 13 HP, 24” cut, must Propane gas tanks, $250 & up; 35 gal. 601-528-3407. vils larger than 300 lbs., all hand tools, see, excellent cond., selling due to sewage dolly, never used, $100. Marion Chicot cutting blade (wicker type), fits coal forge, post vise, coal, steel, swage health, $1,300. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. 1997 International 4900, reg. cab, D7E & others, $2,500. Madison Co., block, will not separate, $5,000. Lau- 580-5798. 8 speed, 10’ steel bed, 18K lb. Tulsa Camden, 601-937-3032. derdale Co., Meridian, 601-644-3222. winch, 5th wheel, 60K actual miles, 250 gal. propane tank, $500; 330 gal. Honda tiller, large 8 HP, almost no use, propane tank, $600. Copiah Co., Utica, $8,900. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601- FORESTRY & LOGGING Delta planer, 2 HP, 230V single phase, 818-1757. $1,500. Newton Co., Hickory, 601-942- planes 12” wide x 6” thick, $300; Griz- 601-695-9021. EQUIPMENT 9878. zly 6” jointer, $150; Craftsman 12” 275 gal. plastic tote, $75. Wayne Co., 2005 Mack truck, 427 eng., wet kit, AC, bandsaw, $200, all for $600. Pearl Riv- 10 speed trans., good tires, $22,500. Kubota T150 40” cut lawn mower, 14 Waynesboro, 601-735-4204. JD 748H skidder, new engine & center er Co., Poplarville, 601-795-0628. Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-731-8353. HP Kohler eng., auto., 778 hrs., extra section, brand new 30.5 tires, $42,500. blades, parts, belts, mulching kit, new MK commercial tile saw, wet or dry, DAIRY EQUIPMENT Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-731-8353. 1985 GMC 6000 truck with 16’ metal battery, too old to use, $500. Hinds 24” with stand & all attachments, like flatbed body, gas eng., 5 speed trans., Co., Raymond, 601-857-5054. Cat. 525 skidder, tight machine, great new, $1,500; Hilte commercial ham- Gehl green chopper, older model but new paint, $6,000. Scott Co., Lake, mer drill TD76P, 120V, $750. Pearl in good cond., $900; 2 Surge Alamo cond., uses no oil, ready to go to work, 2-wheel 10 cu. ft. metal garden cart, 601-507-3596. River Co., Lumberton, 601-796-9260. 100 Plus vacuum pumps, both are di- $25,000 OBO. Perry Co., Beaumont, sliding tailgate for dumping, works rect drive, good cond., $800 each OBO. 2008 International Prostar, Cum- 601-784-3811. with ATV or lawn tractor, hardly used, Electrical tools: Greenlee 555 con- Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-758-0514. mins ISX, Fuller 10 speed, 160,200 paid $120 new, asking $75. Simpson duit bender with 3/4” - 2” rigid shoes, 2014 Cat. 535C skidder, dual arch, miles, wet kit, $65,000. Lincoln Co., Co., Magee, 601-847-7927. $2,000; Greenlee 555 conduit bender 7,660 hrs., $95,000; 2013 Tigercat POULTRY EQUIPMENT Brookhaven, 601-835-5304. with 3/4” - 2” rigid shoes & EMT shoes, 724E Fellerbuncher, 7,525 hrs., new John Deere tow behind trailer, 650 lb. $3,500. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601-695- engine at 4,000 hrs., $90,000. Lamar Heavy duty poultry feed trays, approx. CONSTRUCTION 10 cu. ft., used twice, paid $255, asking 9750. EQUIPMENT Co., Purvis, 601-543-5876. $150. Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-629- 780, in excellent cond., $1 per tray 7557. Craftsman air compressor, 3 HP, OBO. Covington Co., Mt. Olive, 601- 1978 Chev. C65 2-ton side loader log 20 gal., 220 volts, $100. Wayne Co., 382-3530. Root rake to fit Cat. D5G bulldozer, truck, good usable cond., $3,000. New- Tomato cages, 5’ tall x 18” diam., heavy Shubuta, 601-687-1243. $2,200. Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, ton Co., Union, 601-513-8897. duty with 1/2” rebar support posts, Fr Used feed bins, $500 & up, cash only. 228-861-4077. 6x6 concrete mesh wire, $5 each, also Heavy duty Craftsman brand folding Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382-0091. Binders & chains, A-frame for farm smaller pepper cages. Hinds Co., Ed- work table, great hobby table, clamps 2009 Cat. 315D excavator, serial #DC- tractor, starting at $25 cash. Madison wards, 601-852-2504. items, also adjustable clamping dogs Great deal on chicken house equip- CJN01139, approx. 2,700 hrs., one Co., Madison, 601-853-9072. on surface, tilts, adjustable height, ment: Tin, $25 per sheet; 48” fans, owner, exceptional cond., cab/air, OUTDOOR POWER will hold 300 lbs., $100. Madison Co., $250 each, feed bins, cool cells, curtain thumb, $85,000. Hinds Co., Clinton, Timber Harvester model 30HT25 por- Gluckstadt, 601-856-1882. machines & more. Scott Co., Morton, 601-214-9019. table sawmill with blade setter, sharp- EQUIPMENT 601-900-9635. ener & extra blades, ready to work & Van Dorn valve resurfacer & Sioux valve 2005 NH LS170 skid steer, top cond., all hydraulic, $16,000. Jones Co., Lau- Wood chipper, Wallenstein BX-62, seat grinder, both $500. Tallahatchie Tearing down 4 broiler houses (sell all new tires, tracks included, $17,500. rel, 601-335-4314. made in Canada, $2,200 OBO. Newton Co., Oakland, 662-934-6313. whole houses if interested): Ziggity Neshoba Co., Union, 601-656-2585, Co., Hickory, 601-942-9878. drinkers, $500 per house; 34- 48” fans, call after 5 p.m. Minor edger, PTO driven, $2,500 OBO. MISCELLANEOUS you take out, $150 each, lots more. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-938- Neshoba Co., Walnut Grove, 601-416- Dozer rake built by paper company Vermeer 1230 chipper with automatic 9549. EQUIPMENT 7590. & adapted & used on Cat. D4C, $600. feed, 2 extra sets of knives, 4 cyl. Per- Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-757- kins diesel, can chip up to 15” wood, 6727. LAWN & GARDEN towable behind truck, $6,400 firm. Pecan cracking equipment: 2 Cham- LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-414-8551. pion model CA CA8091H, 1 Meyer ma- TRAILERS & WAGONS Cat. D5G XL dozer, cab/air, 6-way chine, 1 blower - 5C4C sheller, some blade, $49,500. Webster Co., Bellefon- Power BOSS generator, 5500 watts, repairs, $6,500. Montgomery Co., Wi- taine, 662-258-7531. John Deere D160 riding mower with 7350 starting watts, 10 HP Briggs & nona, 662-283-1764. Buckboard wagon with fold up top 48” deck, 25 HP eng., 65 running hrs., Stratton eng., in great cond., pictures over driver seat, also has back lanterns, 2008 Cat. 315C excavator, auxiliary 2 yrs. old, $1,200. Pike Co., Summit, upon request, $500. Warren Co., Vicks- Deutz model 3L-712 engine for parts single pole & harness, $2,500. Lamar hydraulics, manual thumb, 1,715 985-860-5276. burg, 601-638-1864. or repair, $700; Henderson air lift axle, Co., Lumberton, 601-325-5655. June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 13

W-W 2-horse trailers, all alum., bum- Saddles & tack, 16” western, 15” west- 45- 3D archery targets, deer, bear, Stainless propellers: 13 3/4 x 17, $100; cooked in, $14,500. Scott Co., Forest, per pull, lots of extras, like new, 1999 ern hard seat, 14” hard seat, 2- 12” turkey, elk, safari, many others, good 13 3/4 x 11, $100, in good condition. 601-507-5682. & 2000 models, $6,500 each. Scott Co., pony saddles, $75 & up; Tack, $6 & up. to fair cond., spent $10,000, will not Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-395-7087. Lake, 601-775-3733. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-485- separate, $4,900 OBO. Clarke Co., 601- New Blue Ox BX4325 Aladdin tow bar, 7210. 938-6775. Used white styro foam blocks, 3’ x 4’ never used, paid $865, asking $600 2004 Supreme 20’ x 6 1/2’ gooseneck x 5’, one block will float 3,000 lbs., 3 cash. Newton Co., Hickory, 601-480- livestock trailer, brush fenders, but- Used western 16” seat saddle, has Barnett crossbow, 150 lb., equipment prices to choose from, $100, $75 or 0950, leave message. terfly doors (in/out), split gate, escape breast collar, rear cinch, full Quarter belt, 7 bolts, good shape, also 5-6 125 $50 each. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498- door, utility area in nose, $3,000. Tip- Horse bars, smooth seat, $400. Lamar grain broad heads, $300. Attala Co., 4235. 2017 Jayco 30’ pull behind, slide with topper, rear dining, recliners, sofa bed, pah Co., Dumas, 662-837-0982. Co., Sumrall, 601-731-0694, please Kosciusko, 662-582-3077. leave message. FISHING TACKLE queen bed, ladder, clean, low miles, $24,900. Greene Co., Richton, 601- 2004 Exiss 3-horse slant load goose- BOATS & WATERCRAFT neck trailer, extra tall & extra wide, in 16” Jack Foster all purpose saddle, very 394-9907. Red worms for fishing or bedding, $4 excellent cond., $8,500. Scott Co., For- comfortable & in great cond., $400. per 100, call ahead when placing an est, 601-469-4052. Rankin Co., Florence, 601-826-8482. Fisher Marine Hawk 2V all welded 2012 Flagstaff Superlite 23’ bumper alum. hull, 40 Mercury, stainless live order. Forrest Co., Petal, 601-544- pull, slide, used very little, like new & 5417. Bumper pull & gooseneck livestock well, trolling motor, depth finder, an- kept under shed, $11,500. Marion Co., trailers, dual axle, treated wood floor, chor mates, kept in enclosed shed, Kokomo, 601-736-4933. HUNTING, FISHING Sack minnow traps for catching bait covered top, center & escape gate, $5,500. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- out of creeks & rivers, bulk pricing $900-$2,900. Covington Co., Semi- 670-6052. GUNS & ACCESSORIES & CAMPING & shipping available, $20. Stone Co., nary, 601-517-5700. No commercial, businesses or deal- Wiggins, 601-716-7504. 1995 Duracraft 1748 aluminum boat, Beretta model 87 match target 22, new ers are allowed to advertise in this Sundowner 2-horse alum. gooseneck EZ Loader galvanized trailer, 14” tires, $575; Ruger Lc9 with factory crimson category. Only in-state residents are trailer, slant load, heat/air in dressing 25 HP Yamaha, electric start, new Mo- CAMPING & ACCESSORIES trace laser, $375; Sig, Browning, Colt, allowed to advertise. room, sleeping area, rear tack, drop torGuide foot control trolling motor, more, selling collection. Lamar Co., loading ramp, excellent cond., $7,500. depth finder, $2,800 cash. Adams Co., 2015 Cyclone 38’ 5th wheel toy hauler, Hattiesburg, 601-307-3870. Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803-7677. ATVs & UTVs Washington, 601-870-2346. 3 slides, auto. self leveling jacks, front/ rear A/C, fireplace, washer/dryer hook- New Benelli M2 12 ga., 26” model & x- 2005 Sundowner Sunlite gooseneck Feelfree Moken 14 kayak, storage com- ups, new cond., always shed covered, full tubes, Mossy Oak camo, $950; Rem 2011 Honda Big Red side-by-side, new 2-horse trailer, ramp load, dressing partments, rod holders, good fishing $38,875. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- 11-87 black 28” model & x-full tubes, cond., just serviced, single seat, dump area, right/left escape doors & remov- 672-3490. new in box, $450. Jackson Co., Hurley, bed, $7,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, kayak, $550. Simpson Co., Braxton, able partition, kept under covered 228-627-4334. 662-263-6596. 601-209-1265. shed, very good cond., $8,000. Jasper 2009 Bristol Bay 36’ 5th wheel, 4 cov- Remington bolt action 22, 5415, Phila- Co., Bay Springs, 601-764-6848. 1998 Honda 4x4 300, new brakes, good 17’ 2000 Xpress X51, 80 HP Yamaha ered slides, new power awning, all new delphia, MS engraved rec., rosewood tires, new lights, very good cond., 4-stroke, 2 depth finders, trolling mo- tires, TV, Mor/Ride hitch, Arctic pack- forearm top & slings swivels, M8 Le- 2015 WW 20’ x 6’ 8” alum. roustabout $1,800. Rankin Co., Florence, 601- tor, galvanized trailer, excellent cond., age, central vacuum, garaged, nice, upold 4 power scope, duplex Leupold livestock trailer with canvas top, in 940-0596. $8,000. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601- $15,000. Newton Co., Hickory, 601- excellent cond., $12,000. Newton Co., 835-8292. 646-5468. rings & bases, $1,000. Neshoba Co., Decatur, 601-831-0777. 2005 Honda Rancher, 2WD, green, Philadelphia, 601-575-6158. original tires, great cond., manual Suntracker pontoon, 90 HP Mercury 2011 Keystone Cougar 31SDB X-Lite Remington 1100 3” mag., like new 2005 Calico 12’ x 6’ x 6.5’ bumper pull shift, King Kutter disk good cond., outboard XP51 depth finder, trolling bumper pull, 2 slides with awnings, $450; Springfield XD/S, unfired, pa- stock trailer, full back gate, 1 brake $2,500. DeSoto Co., Hernando, 662- motor, sink, grill, 2 live wells, trailer, bunkhouse, sleeps 8-10, outdoor pers, $450; Walther PPK/S .22, case, axle, escape door, $2,700. Clay Co., 544-5654. $16,000. Wayne Co., Shubuta, 601- kitchen, shed kept, $13,500. Jones Co., papers, $650; Para Ord P12 .45, un- West Point, 662-275-1056. 687-1243. Laurel, 601-470-0252. 2014 Kubota 500 RTV, well main- fired, $500. Hinds Co., Jackson, 601- 209-5523. 2016 Lakota Charger Edition 3-horse tained, excellent cond., 1,200 hrs., 18’ CC Lake Skiff, fiberglass, 2’ fantail 2018 Keystone Springdale 30’ bumper trailer, 2 axles, front RV type, kitchen, 4WD, original owner, no youth riders, pull, electric awning & leveling jacks, & pull racks for trawling, 2008 F60 Browning BPS Stalker 12 ga. shotgun, bathroom & shower, power awning shed house, used to get around the LED lighting, everything works, like Yamaha engine with 2 props, troll- 28” barrel, chambered in 2 3/4” or 3”, & slide out, AC, good cond., $35,000. farm, $7,500. Scott Co., Morton, 601- new, $18,500. Rankin Co., Brandon, ing motor, electronics & galvanized Invector Plus chokes, Mod, turkey, Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928-2657. 732-6117. 601-668-7345. trailer, $4,750. Marion Co., Kokomo, mint cond., $350. DeSoto Co., Her- 601-731-0027. 1-horse wagon, has wood spoke wheels 2015 Intimidator 4x4, 750cc 26 HP 2012 KZ Escalade model 41C 43’ toy nando, 662-292-0942. with rubber, scrub brakes, spring seat Kohler engine, new tires, belt, gas en- hauler, 3 axles, satellite dish, 2 A/C 2007 Bass Tracker boat, 90 HP 2 stroke Colt 1903 32 ACP Type 1, $850; Kim- & scoop board, good cond., $1,000. At- gine, dump bed, seats 3, good cond., units, 4 beds, Onan diesel generator, motor, ready to go crappie fishing, 797 ber Custom Classic 45 ACP, $825; tala Co., McCool, 601-573-5400. $6,000 or trade. Winston Co., Louis- washer/dryer, 5 TV’s, $69,000. Lafay- fish finder, 2,500 lb. anchor, winch, SS Ruger Mini-14 223, $685; Browning ville, 662-736-6990. ette Co., Oxford, 601-209-7800. prop, good carpet, 9,400. Attala Co., LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Buck-Mark, $400. Jackson Co., Hurley, Club Car golf cart, 48 volt with char- Kosciusko, 662-582-3077. 2007 Denali 31RGBS 5th wheel with 228-990-5050. ger, windshield, rear fold down seat, 3 slides, 2 A/C’s, queen bed, sleeper 2019 portable cattle feeder, 3-tons, 1994 Javlin 379 boat, kept in garage, 16 ga. Iver Johnson single shot, Cham- extra set wheels & tires, excellent sofa, 2 recliners, 32” TV, large kitchen, $2,350, with creep panels $2,650; Cor- 125 Johnson motor, trailer, $4,000. pion model, excellent cond., $300. La- cond., blue with white top, $2,995. shed kept, hitch included, excellent, ral panels, stand alone 24’, very heavy Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-636-4063. mar Co., Sumrall, 601-270-4478. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-862-8522. $12,000. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507- duty, $350 each. Tate Co., Senatobia, 9775. Ruger LCP .380 cal., $250; Sterling .25 662-288-9526. Yamaha 48 volt RNC golf cart, serial 2005 17.53’ Triton crappie boat & auto., $150, both excellent & small #JW2-000182, bought refurbished new trailer, used very little, 4 stroke 60 HP 2011 Open Range Roamer 281FLR 32’, 3 used cattle hay rings, $500 for set. pocket size. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 2013, new batteries installed October Mercury motor, 70 lb. trolling motor, 2 slides with awnings, rear queen bed, Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, 601-941- 601-723-0050. 2018, bought new charger May 2019, $8,500. Franklin Co., Meadville, 601- power awning, power jacks, outside 5218. $2,000. Newton Co., Hickory, 601- 384-2585. kitchen with entertainment center, Rem. 799-223 with 24 power scope, 227-1116. $15,500. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- 8 livestock panels, 12’ x 62” high, 4’ 1986 Ranger bass boat, 17’ 10”, 150 $500; 22-250 Savage Axis, $250. Lamar 818-0172. Co., Lumberton, 601-731-8453. gate, quick pin latch, Tarter brand, Tri-fold aluminum ATV loading ramp, HP Yamaha motor, new trolling mo- vertical Z braces, loop legs, in good $90; Heavy duty ATV basket racks, tor, 2 depth finders, live well, on board King Dish Tailgater VQ49000, used 3 Judge, new, shoots 45 long Colt or cond., 3 yrs. old, $540. Jasper Co., Bay front, $40, rear drop basket, $80. Ok- charger, $5,000 OBO. Lauderdale Co., times, bought in August 2018, has 2 410 3”, $450; Ruger MK 111, like new, Springs, 601-764-6848. tibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-418-7842. Meridian, 601-604-5111. Wally receivers, remote & all wiring & $300; Charles Daly 20 ga. 3”, $300, all paperwork, $365 OBO. Lawrence Co., firm or trade. George Co., Lucedale, 1987 Glastron X-195 ski boat, Conroy, LIVESTOCK TACK ARCHERY & ACCESSORIES 601-303-7103. 601-947-4113. 19’ fiberglass, inboard 3.2L 130 HP, Al- Beautiful show pads, heavy weave, al- Matthew Solocam Outback bow, 28”, pha One MerCruiser drive unit, Power Jayco pop-up in excellent cond., queen Pre-64 (1950) Winchester model 70, ways kept inside, used but excellent 70 lb., manufactured in 2004 but only Trim XD, needs interior work, $2,500 bed, sleeps 6, A/C, fridge, 2 burner .257 Roberts cal., standard rifle, low cond., color patterns vary from black/ fired couple of times, retail new was OBO. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-826- cook top, furnace, awning & screen comb, solid bolt, very good cond., white, hot pink turquoise, red, etc., $726, excellent cond., photos avail- 6974. room, cookware, new tires, $3,000. $1,900. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- $40-$65. Lowndes Co., Columbus, able, $450. Clarke Co., Quitman, 601- Rankin Co., Florence, 769-972-8223. 665-5601. 662-251-0771. 274-0150. 12’ Jon boat, 9.9 Mercury electric start 4-stroke motor, trailer, trolling motor, 2011 Sunnybrook 30’ 5th wheel camp- Marlin model 336 lever action, 35 Mule saddle, all leather, like new, $500. Barnett Quad 400 crossbow, 150 lbs., anchors & rod holders, like new, mo- er, super slide, aluminum superstruc- Remington with 3x12x44 Redfield Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-617- 345 ft. per second, good cond., $225. tor in showroom cond., $3,000. Mari- ture, always shed kept, excellent cond., scope, $600; Weatherby 240 Ultra Lite 1543. Jackson Co., Hurley, 228-990-5050. on Co., Kokomo, 601-736-4933. large bath shower, non smoker, never magnum, $1,200; Magnum Research Page 14 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

.22 mag., auto., new, $750. Pike Co., Holmes Co., dove hunting club has 40 Tanner Farms offering 5 reg. Angus 8 fancy Brangus heifers, 26 mos. old, 8 Summit, 601-341-7874. slots for specified dates/times for 1st & LIVESTOCK bulls, 18-20 mos. old virgin bulls, mos. bred to LBW reg. Polled Hereford 2nd season, sunflower/browntop mil- semen tested, large selection of calv- bull, buyer takes all, $2,000 each, firm. Winchester model 37 12 ga., 30”, full let fields, season opens noon Septem- All livestock must be from bona fide ing ease bulls, $2,500 & up. Noxubee Attala Co., Kosciusko, 601-527-4804. choke, good cond., $225. Pike Co., Mc- ber 1. Ebenezer, 662-582-6349. livestock farmers. We cannot accept Co., Shuqualak, 601-319-6610, www. Comb, 601-730-4504. notices from livestock dealers, order tannerfarms.net. 25 Brangus heifer pairs, Jan. 2019 calf, Lauderdale/Kemper Co., deer hunting buyers or persons selling on a com- farm raised, gentle, excellent replace- Sig Sauer Mosquito 22 pistol, OD lease, off Tomola Road just north of mission basis. All livestock bought Reg. Angus bull, sired by Focus of E R, ment stock, you pick, we can deliver, green, good cond., holster included, Lauderdale, 8-9 total members, cur- by farmers for resale purposes are 3 yrs. old, good disposition, $1,500. text/email pictures upon request, price $350. Winston Co., Louisville, 662- rently signing up, $850. Lauderdale, not eligible for this free advertising. Panola Co., Courtland, 662-934-2293. reduced $1,750. Kemper Co., Scooba, 736-6990. Only in-state residents are allowed 601-917-2401. 404-216-8325. to advertise within this category. PB Angus, 3 bulls, 7-8 mos. old, $550 Remington 7400, 30-06, composite each. Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, 601- stock, $400; M-1 carbine, new cond., Perry Co., 2 openings in well managed BRAUNVIEH 341-3544. $1,250; Remington 11-87, 3 chokes, hunting club, limited space available, BEEF CATTLE serious inquires only, $1,000. New Au- PB Braunvieh bulls, 6 yearlings & 2 12 ga., 25” barrel, Special Purpose BALANCER PB Angus bull, born 11/5/18, very big mag., $750. Lowndes Co., Columbus, gusta, 601-964-3662. yr. olds, 1 Braunvieh/Angus X bull, & healthy, LBW, $600; Angus cow, 5 662-315-1133. vaccinated, semen checked, also 5 PB Reg. Black Balancer bull, born 1/12/18, yrs. old, $1,400. Marion Co., Columbia, Simpson Co., 27 year old club, 3,500 Braunvieh fall heifers, $1,250 & up. 75% Gelbvieh & 25% Angus, very good Japanese Type 99 30-06, $275; Mauser acres, family oriented, still hunting 601-441-2145. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-953- EPDs, AI’d bred by Bodacious 129Y, K-98 Sporterized 30-06, laminated only, camp house, full camper hook- 7573. $2,200. Smith Co., White Oak, 601- stock, $325; Remington model 721 ups, 35+ first come first serve plots, BLACK HEREFORD 269-3247. 30-06, $250; Custom 8mm Mauser, large turkey population, $1,500. Har- CHAROLAIS $275. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-906- Reg. Black Hereford 2 yr. old bulls, risville, 601-502-3574. PB Balancer virgin bulls & heifers, 1119. $2,000/up; Heifers $1,200/up; Reg. 18-22 mos. old, gentle, quality cattle, Reg. Charolais bulls, great bloodlines, Tishomingo Co., Tombigbee Hunting Black Hereford pairs with calves, sire: $900 & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- some with EPDs reflecting LBW, high Certified firearms appraisal services, Club is accepting members, prime Jo Captain Jack 7C, $3,000/up. George will buy or consign fine firearms col- ley, 662-473-3578. on milk, some with semen test, 13-18 deer & turkey hunting, few hogs, Co., Lucedale, 601-770-0283. lections, will travel to your location, mos. old, $1,500 & up. Covington Co., 5,000 acres, plenty of good hunting, insurance & IRS appraisals, flexible BEEFMASTER Sumrall, 601-758-3363. $700 annually. Jerry Busby, Iuka, 662- rates. Madison Co., Madison, 601-397- BRAFORD 279-7710. Reg. Charolais bull, 4 yrs. old, great 8054, www.bgfinearms.com. Reg. Beefmaster bulls, cows & heifers, F1 Braford replacement heifers, farm bloodlines, LBW, semen tested, $3,000. great genetics, lots of Lasater influ- raised & gentle, a select few F1 Bra- Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-938-6180. Gun repair & refinishing, blueing, MISCELLANEOUS ence, very gentle, member of BBU, pic- ford herd sire prospects, $1,400 & up. Cerakote, Duracoat, stock refinishing HUNTING ITEMS tures available, visitors welcome, $900 Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- Reg. Full French Charolais bulls & & more, Tue.-Fri., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. & up. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-340-1350 Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-797-3193. 8496. females, polled & dehorned, gentle, Case Boot Hunter knife made 1965- excellent quality, weaned to breeding BELTED GALLOWAY age, $1,500 & up. Winston Co., Louis- Gunsmith shop, fast repair & cleaning, 1969 P62-4-4 1/2”, new in box with BRAHMAN Browning’s, Colt’s, Remington’s, Mar- red garter, never been sharpened, $190 ville, 662-312-0826. lin’s, Savage, Smith & Wesson, Spring- PB Belted Galloway bull, 3 yrs. old, firm. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- Top quality reg. Red Brahman, best field, Beretta’s, etc., large parts inven- gentle, $800 firm, you pick up. Pearl Reg. PB Charolais polled bulls, 15 mos. 656-2803. genetics available, 20 excellent reg. tory, FFL for transfers. Lauderdale Co., River Co., Poplarville, 504-837-4585. old, $1,500. Montgomery Co., Winona, Red Brahman bulls available now, Meridian, 601-644-3222. Armadillo traps made from treated ply- 662-417-1723. LBW, gentle, great for producing F1’s, wood, “scented” these traps work, $65. Belted Galloway cows & heifers, some $2,500 & up. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, PB Charolais bulls, guaranteed, large HUNTING & FISHING Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662-234-5426. reg., some with calves, $850. Jones Co., Moselle, 601-602-5022. 662-401-0304. selection, very gentle, polled, 12-20 CAMPS FOR SALE mos. old, $1,200 & up. Jones Co., Armadillo traps made of 3/4” treated 3 PB Red Brahman polled heifers, 600 Ovett, 601-765-7110. wood, will last for years, scented to BLACK ANGUS George Co., 6.5 acres of land with 2 lbs., weaned & vaccinated, $6,000. Lin- attract armadillos, $75. Neshoba Co., PB Charolais bulls, guaranteed, very bdrm., 2 bath house, located on Black coln Co., Wesson, 601-552-9769. Union, 601-416-8719. Reg. Black Angus bull, 3 yrs. old, cur- gentle, large selection, 18-24 mos. old, Creek next to boat ramp on Hwy. 57, rently running with heifers, EXAR $130,000. Morton, 601-900-9635. BRANGUS $1,500 & up. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Shooting houses built on skids, set up Resistol son, good disposition, $2,500. 601-823-3656. in minutes, no holes to dig, painted Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601-906- Yalobusha Co., 2 lots, Skuna River Es- camo, 3 plexiglass windows, starting 1796. Reg. Brangus & Ultrablack bulls, out- tates near Grenada Lake, some timber, GELBVIEH at $485, delivery available. George Co., standing genetics, 12-14 mos. old, $10,000. Bruce, 662-983-4423. Lucedale, 601-770-0239, www.brown- Reg. Black Angus bulls, half brothers veterinarian raised, $2,500 & up. Reg. Gelbvieh bull, black, 14 mos. old, hillfarm.net. out of embryo cows, 14-16 mos., sired Paul Drake, DVM, Harrison Co., Gulf- HUNTING & FISHING by proven heifer breeding bull with ex- port, 228-234-1779. sired by Chief Justice, show prospect supreme, $3,500. Scott Co., Morton, LEASES & MEMBERSHIPS Hotel furniture perfect for deer or cellent growth, $2,750 you pick. Lin- Reg. Brangus & Ultrablack bulls, 769-274-6098. fish camp: Swivel desk chairs for deer coln Co., Bogue Chitto, 601-669-1007. gentle, top EPDs, guaranteed, raised stands, $25; Mattresses, $89; Sleeper Adams Co., 158 acres for hunting & Reg. Black Angus bulls, 19 mos., on grass, good bone, thick build, 12 Reg. PB Gelbvieh bull, red, born sofas, $79, bedroom & den furniture. Amite Co., 78 acres for hunting, 2 out of Connealy In Focus & 3 Chisum mos. old $1,500, 18 mos. old $1,800, 1/10/18, very good EPDs, AI’d bred by $5,000. Natchez, 601-807-1000. Madison Co., Madison, 601-955-3735. blood, 2- 9 mos. AI Rampage & Fore- 2 yrs. old $2,500. Gumpond, 601-796- JRI Top Recruit, $2,200. Smith Co., man, $1,500/up. Lincoln Co., Bogue 9260. White Oak, 601-269-3247. Attala & Madison Co., at Thomastown, 1,001 acre club lease with no mem- Chitto, 601-754-6291. AQUACULTURE Reg. Brangus bulls, 1+ yrs. old, Reg. PB Gelbvieh bull, black, gentle, bers currently looking for group or Reg. Black Angus bulls, large frame, $1,000-$1,200. Leake Co., Carthage, virgin, semen tested, EPD, Power individual to help cover $10,500 in All aquaculture listed in this cat- easy calving with excellent weaning/ 601-832-2225. Storke sire, $3,000. Humphreys Co., fees. Madison, 601-407-9199, email: egory must be raised on your farm. yearling, all genetic, disease free, top Isola, 662-836-4602. [email protected]. No commercial, businesses or dealers are allowed to advertise. leading sires at Vince Town Angus, Reg. Brangus bull, 3 yrs. old, gentle, PB Gelbvieh virgin bulls & heifers, Only in-state residents are allowed $1,800. Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, polled, LBW, $1,500. Hancock Co., Bay Covington Co., hunting lease, 200+ 18-22 mos. old, gentle, quality cattle, to advertise within this category. 985-750-2402. St. Louis, 228-341-3601. acre parcel with streams, artesian well, $900 & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- abundant wildlife & 1/4 mile highway Brangus bull, 4 yrs. old, Third Genera- ley, 662-473-3578. access, $4,000 annually. Seminary, Reg. Black Angus AI bulls, large frame, Coppernose & Shellcracker (Red- tion Rock Star, very gentle, see calves 601-477-5458. LBW, excellent weaning/yearling ear) bream, 2-3 inches, $30/100 or EPDs, sired by ABS bulls, Rockmount, on farm, papers in hand, $2,500 firm. HEREFORD $200/1,000. Greene Co., Sand Hill, Rampage, Final Product, 12-17 mos. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-265- REMEMBER 601-270-1268. old, $1,500/up. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 8596. Reg. Polled Hereford heifer bulls, On It’s FREE to advertise in the 662-983-4427. Target, Revolution sired, 25-26 mos. Mississippi Market Bulletin, Channel catfish, $180/1,000 & up; All Commercial Brangus bulls, 10-12 old, $2,500-$3,000. Leake Co., Car- the only requirement is bream, $200/1,000; Fathead minnows, Reg. Black Angus bulls, 15 & 19 mos. mos. old, LBW, gentle, heavy, pasture thage, 601-832-2225. you have to be a subscriber. $70/1,000; Grass carp, $6; Crappie, old, one is AI sired, LBW, high WW & raised, sire & dam on site, vaccinated Subscribe online & place ads: $1.50; Bass, $1.50/up; Koi, $35/lb. YW EPDs, current on shots, positive & wormed, ready to work, $1,000 & Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 14-18 Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-796- BSE, $1,400/up. Adams Co., Natchez, up. Madison Co., Farmhaven, 601-664- mos. old, sire & dam on farm, good www.msmarketbulletin.org 2000. 601-807-1484. 0617. bloodlines, oldest bull 4-H show bull, June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 15

$1,600-$2,200. Marion Co., Columbia, SIMMENTAL Gentle Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, 5 mos. ADGA PB Nubian bucks available, waterers, minerals & other miscella- 601-441-4781. bred, milking now, $1,250, no phone, clean negative tested herd, 1 year- neous equipment, $500. Humphreys contact Mahlon Yoder, 5026 Salmon ling & 3 juniors, great production & Co., Louise, 662-571-1484. Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 15-17 mos. Reg. Fleckvieh Simmental bull, 4 yrs. Road, Randolph, MS Pontotoc County. show quality with excellent bloodlines, old, very gentle, $2,000. Scott Co., old, gentle, good quality, Victor breed- $250-$350. Harrison Co., Gulfport, Morton, 601-506-5086. SWINE ing, semen tested, $1,600 & up. Frank- Jersey & Holstein steers, $500 & up, 228-263-5794. no checks. Covington Co., Collins, lin Co., Union Church, 601-532-6327. Reg., PB & Reg. Fleckvieh FB Sim- Yorkshire feeder pigs, 7 wks. old, $40 601-517-1711. 12 wether show kids, 4 Boer doelings mental bulls & heifers, some bulls each; Yorkshire/Berkshire feeder pigs, Reg. Polled Herefords, bulls & heif- & 2 buck kids out of club goat stock, 4 wks. old, $25 each. Newton Co., are ready for service, $1,000 & up. Jersey milk cow, 3 yrs. old, being hand vaccinated & hooves trimmed, 4-5 ers, 10 mos. old & older, $1,200 & up. Walthall Co., Kokomo, 601-876-2523. Conehatta, 601-692-3774. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928-3828. milked, producing 4 gallons daily, has mos. old, $150/up. Simpson Co., Men- nice udder, $1,050, no phone, contact denhall, 601-953-7573. Pigs to market hogs, $50-$160. Pearl Reg. Polled Hereford pairs, $1,800. TEXAS LONGHORN Dannie Hostetler, 1331 Topsy Road, River Co., Lumberton, 601-795-5658. Hancock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-341- Randolph, MS 38864 Pontotoc County. 2 baby pygmy male goats, born 5/1/19, will be ready to go August 1st, $80. 3601. Reg. Texas Longhorn roping steers, 3 pigs between 60-70 lbs., $75 OBO. cows & heifers, reg. with TLBAA & Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, hand milker, Clarke Co., Clarkdale, 601-527-9341. Hancock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-263- CTLR, $400 & up. Jackson Co., Van- $1,800; Guernsey/Jersey cross, 2 yrs. Reg. & PB Hereford cows, some bred 0558. cleave, 228-365-8751. old, halter broke, super gentle, $1,600; FB Boer billies, 5 mos. old & older, real to reg. Brahman bulls, $1,750 & up. Guernsey/Black Angus cross, $1,200. nice, $200 & up. Lauderdale Co., Me- 6 weaned feeder pigs, born 4/10/19, Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-736-0888. ridian, 601-482-0601. York/Hamp cross, eating high protein 0304. TIGERSTRIPE pellets, will accept reasonable offer for 2 PB Jersey heifers bred to Jersey bull, 2 ADGA Nigerian Dwarf dairy goat F1 Golden Certified Tigerstripe bulls, all. Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803- Young Hereford cow, show be heavy $1,200. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- bucklings, golden/white, blue-eyed, 10-24 mos. old, gentle, polled, can 0954. bred, $1,200, will consider delivery. 516-2560. tattooed, vaccinated, disbudded, 5 & email or text pictures, $1,200-$1,500. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-543-2434. 6 mos. old, people friendly, reduced Hancock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-341- price $225 each. Rankin Co., Brandon, EXOTIC LIVESTOCK & PETS 3601. GRASS-FED MEATS PINEYWOODS 601-383-4465. 4 Zebu cattle, reg. bull, reg. black heif- From our farm to your freezer, no mid- er, white heifer, 2 mo. old calf, selling OTHER BEEF CATTLE Myotonic bucks, blue-eyed & 2 Reg. Pineywoods 4 yr. old cows, both dleman, raised naturally, grass raised as group, sweet cattle, photos avail- moonspotted, born early January, currently have Pineywoods/Scottish beef, grain finished, no hormones able, $2,250 OBO. Rankin Co., Rich- Calves, various ages, sizes & prices, have been weaned/wormed, $200 each. Highland cross bull calves born April or antibiotics, aged, shrink wrapped, land, 860-307-3455. $500 & up; Some cows, $700 & up; Monroe Co., Hamilton, 662-304-0026. 2019, $1,800 per cow/calf pair. Jasper state inspected, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Black crossbred bulls, $1,000 & up, no Co., Heidelberg, 601-342-6091. Laurel, 601-340-1350. checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601- Baby Pygmy goats, all different colors, 517-1711. males & female having little ones right HORSES & MULES Farm raised choice Angus beef steers now if you want to bottle feed, $175. RED ANGUS for freezer, grass raised & grain fin- We cannot accept notices from Bred heifers & cows, $800 each; Reg. Clarke Co., Desota, 601-527-8529. ished for 120 days, half, quarters, no horse dealers, order buyers or per- Reg. Red Angus bulls, 12-23 mos. old, Angus LBW bull, $1,200; Reg. Charo- sons selling on a commission basis lais LBW bull, $1,800. Carroll Co., Car- antibiotics or hormones, $3.50-$3.70/lb. $1,500-$2,200. Jones Co., Ovett, 601- Dorper sheep, 1 ram, 5 grown ewes, 5 All listings of horses and mules rollton, 662-417-5867. Jackson Co., Vancleave, 228-219-4450. 580-7144. lambs, black head cross, colorful, $100 must be accompanied by a state- & up. Winston Co., Louisville, 662- All natural, grass raised & finished ment from the seller that he agrees 4 gentle heifers, 1 calf & Brangus bull, 736-3014. lambs, no antibiotics/wormer, lamb to furnish the buyer a copy of the RED BRANGUS $4,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- original negative Coggins test for chops, burger, roast, leg of lamb, USDA 517-5700. 49 Katahdin sheep, mothers & lambs, Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) inspected, $8/lb. Noxubee Co., Macon, Reg. Red Brangus bulls, 15-30 mos. $5,200 for all or $120 each, selling due that was performed within the past 662-570-8858. old, completed Tylertown Bull Test, 4 pairs & 2 bred cows aging 2-8 yrs. to moving, no phone, contact Jacob 12 months prior to sale on horses, data available, $2,200-$2,500 each; old, up to date on deworming & vac- Gingerich, 4382 Salmon Road, Ran- mules and jacks, except nursing foals. Reg. Red Brangus heifers ready to cines, $5,650. Covington Co., Semi- GOATS & SHEEP dolph, MS 38864, Pontotoc County. Only in-state residents are allowed nary, 601-516-2560. to advertise within this category. breed, $1,750. Harrison Co., Long 3 1/2 yr. old male Boer goat, great Beach, 228-864-4339. 15 (3 for 1) Brangus/Angus heifer breeder, email pictures, $300. Walthall RABBITS pairs, bred heifers (34 mos.) with 5 Co., Tylertown, 601-303-6896. AMERICAN SANTA GERTRUDIS mo. old calves, $2,000, pick now & Little “Hops” rabbits: Californians, pick up or have delivered. Kemper Co., 8 nanny goats, Nubian/Boer mixed, 2 Dutch, Netherland Dwarfs & Polish QUARTER HORSES yrs. old, also 8 hairsheep, white, about Selection of reg. & Santa Gertrudis Scooba, 404-499-4295. breeding stock or small ones, avail- 2 yrs. old with babies, $100 & up. Lau- able year round, $20 & up. Rankin Co., open heifer & yearling bull, top blood- AQHA 2005 chestnut mare, Streaking derdale Co., Bailey, 601-479-7439. Pearl, 601-955-3800. lines/EPDs, also Santa Gertrudis/ 18 Brangus/Angus heifer pairs, Jan. Lajolla, Wonder Otoe, Osceola Warrior 2019 calf, farm raised, gentle, excel- Hereford Star V open heifer & bulls, on papers, selling as broodmare, needs lent replacement stock, you pick, we FB Boer billy, 1 yr. & 2 mos. old, white New Zealand White & Californian rab- experienced rider, easy to handle, $1,000-$1,500. Hancock Co., Kiln, body, dark brown head, $400. Chicka- can deliver, text/email pictures upon bits, some New Zealand White/Califor- $1,500 OBO. Stone Co., Perkinston, 228-216-8731. saw Co., Woodland, 662-456-1282, call request, price reduced $1,750. Kemper nian cross, $15 & up depending on age 601-310-0106. Co., Scooba, 404-216-8325. between 5-8 p.m., must leave name & & quality. Pearl River Co., Picayune, SIMANGUS number. 601-590-6517. AQHA 2016 gray gelding, reg. 30 crossbred cows, 4 yrs. old, Brangus #5800080 by Quick To Flare Up out ADGA polled bay doe in milk, $400; 2 Reg. SimAngus bulls, 3/4 Simmental bull, 3 calves already, more to come, PB Holland Lops out of my pedigreed of Watch Joe Jack bloodline, $3,500. Black doe, weaned her kids, had polled & 1/4 Angus, 18 mos. old, black, LBW, pasture exposed, $28,500; 3 yr. old show stock, lots of rare colors, 12 wks. George Co., Lucedale, 601-508-6961. sire, $400; MDGA polled flashy buck, semen test, vaccinated, bulls are ready Angus bull, $1,250. Stone Co., Perkin- mature 3-4 lbs., $25. Copiah Co., Ha- produced flashy polled kids, $400. Co- zlehurst, 601-308-4546, kharisma@ to go, $2,000 each. Pearl River Co., ston, 601-528-4651. AQHA Poco Bueno bred, blue roans, piah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-308-4546, juno.com. Poplarville, 601-795-3317. grays, bays, sorrels, weanling & up, 75 Angus/Brangus special sale type [email protected]. pleasure & working bloodlines, $275 & bred to LBW Angus bulls, all shots, Cottontail rabbits, good running, good Reg. SimAngus bulls, 15-24 mos. old, up. Tate Co., Coldwater, 662-292-7384. start calving October 1st, must sell, Katahdin/Barbados cross ram lambs, 2 health, last a long time in running AI’d sired to top genetics, homozy- gentle, fancy, $1,650 each, available available, born 5/10/19, great for kids pens, $8 & up. Greene Co., Richton, gous black, virgin BSE exams, $2,000- QH, 4 yrs. old, stands 14 H, very sweet, August 1st. Hancock Co., Picayune, to raise, $150 each. Forrest Co., Wig- 601-989-2192. $2,500. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-341- easy to catch, loads, not a beginners 228-216-1643. gins, 601-928-3875, no calls after 8 2847. horse, built like a tank & fast, must p.m. Cane Cutters “Swampers” bred for see, $1,150. Newton Co., Decatur, 601- running pens, 4-6 wks. old $15; 7-8 DAIRY CATTLE 635-3335. SimAngus & SimAngus HT bulls, 2 PB Kiko billies, born 12/21/18, can wks. old $20. Pearl River Co., Lumber- as good as they get, 13-16 mos. old, 3 Holstein steers: 4 mo. old $300-$350; be reg., will make great addition to ton, 601-796-2000. $2,750 you pick. Lincoln Co., Bogue 3 mo. old $150-$200; 2 mo. old $100- your herd, $300 each; 50% Kiko billy, HAFLINGERS Chitto, 601-669-1007. $150. Marion Co., Kokomo, 601-731- very friendly, $150. Hancock Co., Kiln, Mini Lop bunnies, 1 white, 1 long hair 4548. 228-255-0676. white/tan, 1 white/tan, very tame, $20 Reg. Haflinger gelding, 3 yrs. old, SimAngus heifer calves out of Hook 38 each. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-849- beautiful golden with white mane/ & Tanner Shear Force bloodlines, vari- Jersey family milk cow, 4 coming 5, 7 FB Boer billy, 5 mos. old, paint color, 2597. tail, excellent disposition, very gentle, ous ages, you pick $700 & up; Show month plus, $1,025, no phone, contact $200; 3/4 Boer & 1/4 Kiko billy, 5 mos. 58+ tall, own son of world champion quality commercial steers, $800 & up. Herman Zook, 1005 Topsy Road, Ran- old, traditional color, $225. Neshoba Complete rabbit system, cages (11 Nordtrol, $2,000. Webster Co., Eupora, Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-715-9997. dolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc County. Co., Philadelphia, 601-416-8951. holes total), 7 nest boxes, feeders, 662-552-6421. Page 16 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

PAINTS 1 year old intact miniature jack don- 2 Heeler puppies left, blue female & BOYKIN SPANIELS ENGLISH SHEPHERDS key, very sweet & gentle, good with red male, born 2/17/19, 2 rounds of other animals & small children, $200. shots/wormed, female $100 & male PB English Shepherd puppies, 4 sable, APHA 14 yr. old solid sorrel mare, used Madison Co., Madison, 512-914-7356. $50. Jefferson Davis Co., Prentiss, 601- Reg. Boykin Spaniel puppies, available 8 wks. old, parents on premises, $200 for trail riding, $1,500. George Co., 310-0717. 7/5/19, $800. Noxubee Co., Brooks- Lucedale, 601-508-6961. ville, 662-803-4819. each. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- HORSES AT STUD 917-1834. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS Boykin Spaniel male & female puppies, TENNESSEE Reg. TWH cremello, very good pro- bred from field trained dogs, loyal fam- FEISTS WALKING HORSES ducer of color, cremello, champagne, CKC Australian Shepherd puppies, ily pets & wonderful feathered game palominos, buckskin & all in between, black/white/tan $275, red/white tan hunting companions, gentle with chil- Mountain Feist males, 9 mos. old, sire fee $200 for single mare & $150 for Reg. TWH mare, 5 yrs. old, 16 H, $275, standard size, these puppies dren, $1,000-$1,200. Jackson Co., Van- UKC reg., dam PB, out of good tree- multiple mares. Chickasaw Co., Prai- daughter of Master of Jazz, bred to were born & raised on our farm. Mack cleave, 228-218-6854. ing stock, all shots/wormed regularly, rie, 662-567-2740. palomino stud, anyone can ride her, Tucker, Jones Co., Laurel, 601-319- have treed squirrels, $200. Clarke Co., pictures available, $2,000. DeSoto Co., 4549. CANE CORSOS Stonewall, 601-490-0081. Hernando, 901-485-7239. DOGS CKC Australian Shepherd puppies, 3 Feist puppies, black/white, tails TWH nice cremello stud colt born in ICCF Cane Corso Italian Mastiff pup- docked, shots/wormed, good squirrel ONLY HERDING, black tri males $300, 1 red tri male November, will make 16 H stud, out of $300, 1 red merle female $400. Stone pies, born 3/21/19, males/females dog bloodline, $150 each. Jones Co., HUNTING & WORKING good bloodlines, 2 young grade saddle Co., Perkinston, 228-861-5873. available, champion bloodlines, up to Ovett, 601-344-7165. mares, $400 & up. Chickasaw Co., Dog Breeds Will Be Published. date on shots/worming, tails docked, Prairie, 662-567-2740. All dogs must be purebred. Mix Miniature Australian Shepherd pup- excellent farm/family dogs, $1,800. GERMAN SHEPHERDS breed dogs will not be allowed to ad- pies, female merles & male tri’s avail- Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 662-418- THOROUGHBREDS vertise. Each subscriber is allowed to able, will be 6 wks. old June 11, $500- 9248. AKC German Shepherd puppies, have advertise only two dog breeds. $650. Leake Co., Lena, 601-507-2461, 2 sable & 3 red/black saddleback Thoroughbred mare, 6 yrs. old, broke, We cannot accept ads from any in- call for pictures & more information. COCKER SPANIELS males, 1 red/black saddleback, males sound & gentle, will haul local, look- dividual who is engaged in any type $700 & females $750. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-382-0204. ing for lifetime home, has shots/Cog- of puppy mill operation or acts as a Standard & Miniature Australian AKC Cocker Spaniel puppies, born gins, $1,500. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- Shepherds, adults & puppies, $100 & 4/21/19, 2 males & 2 females, parents dealer, broker, buncher, or agent in AKC German Shepherd puppies, very up. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601- on premises, tails docked, first shots, 594-9300. the business of buying and selling large, black/tan, born 4/2/19, great 463-3000. ready to go, $400. George Co., Luce- dogs and/or bred solely for profit security & companion, very smart & 2010 Thoroughbred broodmare, sire: dale, 601-791-5313. easily trained, 2 males & 2 females Finest Hour, dam: Rodeo Roulette, has rather than protection of breed BEAGLES integrity (as defined by the United left, $500. Lee Co., Shannon, 662-231- had 3 foals, racing money earner, sells 6 new CKC Cocker Spaniel puppies, 6300. States Department of Agriculture). open, lost our stallion last year, $750+. AKC Beagle female puppies, bluetick 3 males & 3 females, 3 wks. old, tails We do not list ads for any type of Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-347- $300 & tricolor $150, available June & dewclaws done, wormed, ready in AKC German Shepherd puppies, born 5155, [email protected]. dogs at stud service. Only in-state 28th, includes vet check, first shot/ 4 weeks, $600. George Co., Lucedale, black/tan, good with children, raised residents are allowed to advertise wormed, www.ddraigsbeagles.com 601-508-4911. on our farm, good home protection, OTHER HORSES within this category. click on puppies for sale. Monroe Co., very intelligent, taking deposit, $500. The Herding, Working & Hunt- Amory, 662-315-1598. COONHOUNDS Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-674-6444. Gelding, mother was reg. TWH & fa- ing dog breeds list utilized by AKC/CKC German Shepherd pup- ther was Paint, we have had him since Beagle puppies, born 4/25/19, out of the Mississippi Market Bulletin is Reg. Black & Tan Coonhound female, pies, born 5/13/19, black/tan, black/ birth, very beautiful, call for pictures, straight rabbit dogs & reg. parents, endorsed by the Mississippi State $800; Reg. Treeing Walker Coonhound silver saddlebacks, up to date on shots/ $1,200. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601- shots/wormed, solid, $100. Adams Co., Veterinarian and the Mississippi male puppy, 3 mos. old, $250; Reg. worming & vet checked, taking depos- 674-6444. Natchez, 601-431-6009. Treeing Walker Coonhound male, 4 Department of Agriculture and its, $500. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, yrs. old, $400. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601- Commerce. 601-382-0461. Black gaited saddle mare & colt, $300. 7 wk. old bluetick Beagle pups, PB 720-4816. Hinds Co., Utica, 601-940-7497, call or It is the sole discretion of the from naturally deer proof stock, $125; FB German Shepherd puppies, black/ text. Mississippi Market Bulletin to accept AKC 15 wk. old lemon/white pups, CURS tan, 6 wks. old May 29, will have first or reject any dog ad for submission. male $200 & female $250. Walthall shots/wormed, parents on site & have MINIATURES & PONIES Co., Tylertown, 601-876-5467. good disposition, $250. Perry Co., NALC Catahoula Cur puppies, brown/ Richton, 601-606-0617. ANATOLIAN SHEPHERDS tan in color, $200. Wayne Co., Laurel, Female paint pony, 7 yrs. old, gentle, BELGIAN MALINOIS 601-580-0719. kids have rode her, good feet, $125. GERMAN Choctaw Co., Mathiston, 662-634- Anatolian Shepherd female, 1 yr. & 4 mos. old, in with goats, calves & hors- AKC Belgian Malinois pups, great fam- OMCBA Cur pups, 2 brindle males, SHORTHAIRED POINTERS 1108. es, $150, for more information/pic- ily pets, easy to train, going through 3 1/2 mos. old, can send pictures of divorce so they have to go, $350 OBO. Miniature horses: 1 filly & 1 stud, 1 1/2 tures call or text. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, pups & papers, parents are tree dogs, AKC German Shorthaired Pointer Hancock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-263- all shots, tails docked, $150. Grenada yrs. old, sold together, $150 for both; 601-382-8613. puppies, 2 males, vaccinations given, 0558. Co., Grenada, 662-229-7181. 1- 2 yr. old stud, $75, no Sunday sales. dewormed, started on heartworm Panola Co., Batesville, 662-563-3376. AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS preventative, dewclaws removed, tails PB Belgian Malinois pups, must see Black Mouth Cur female, 6 mos. old, docked, 12 wks. old 6/5/19, $700. Lau- to appreciate, gorgeous pups, will be Reg. Miniature stud horse, 28”, 9 yrs. out of deer & hog dog stock, white & derdale Co., Meridian, 601-681-9792. 3 Reg. PB Blue Heeler puppies, all great protection dog for your family, old, $500; Small mare, 29 1/2”, 6 yrs. gray, blue eyes, ready to start, $100. shots/wormed, tails docked, all fe- up to date shots/wormer, $450. Mont- old. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-540- Yazoo Co., Bentonia, 662-755-2543. AKC German Shorthaired Point- males, 4 mos. old, no papers, $200 gomery Co., French Camp, 662-312- er male, 2 1/2 yrs. old, white/liver 1945. each. Amite Co., Gloster, 601-896- 9245. 3 female Curs, black BNCH daughter patched, great hunting stock, crooked 1867. AMHA/AMHR 32” black/white leopard of Mist Apache Brindle, daughter of left front leg, free to good home. Madi- Appaloosa, proven, very gentle & cor- 2020 Hummer, $300 each; Blue female son Co., Flora, 601-879-9092. PB Blue Heeler puppies, born 5/30/19, BORDER COLLIES rect, up to date with EWT/deworming, Franklin Thunder top/bottom, $1,500. good working dogs, parents on prem- Pontotoc Co., Ecru, 662-419-9192. PB German Shorthaired Pointer pups, just in time for breeding season, $450. ises, 4 males & 1 female, will be ready ABCA Border Collie puppies, out of 4 males & 2 females, tails docked, Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601-749- cattle working bloodlines, should 7/18/19, $150 each. Gerald Walters, 4 OMCB Mountain Cur puppies, born shots/wormed, $300 each. Greene Co., 9197. be smooth haired, $300. Panola Co., Jones Co., Laurel, 601-935-0009. 3/30/19, all brindle color, good hunt- Neely, 601-525-3909, call after 5 p.m. Courtland, 662-934-2293. Beautiful white pony with blue eyes, ing stock, males $50 & females $40. Blue Heelers, previous litters are now German Shorthaired Pointers, roan, he will always be small, $300. Lauder- Webster Co., Eupora, 662-552-6421. handicap service dogs, very smart, CKC Collie puppies, 1 male & 2 fe- white/liver, first vaccination/wormed, dale Co., Meridian, 601-286-3190. active, loyal & obedient, $100. Ponto- males, born 4/11/19, $400. Talla- tails docked, 1 female $500, 4 males toc Co., Troy, 662-419-2900. hatchie Co., Tillatoba, 662-647-4076. ENGLISH MASTIFFS $400. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517- MULES, DONKEYS & JACKS 7335. Blue Heeler puppies, 2 female & 1 male PB Border Collie puppies, born CKC English Mastiff puppies, 2 males 3 gelding mules with harness, have left, born 3/23/19, wormed 3 times, all 4/27/19, both parents are working cat- & 3 females, 12 wks. old, up to date on GOLDEN RETRIEVERS been pulled but not in a while, about shots given, tails docked, parents on tle dogs, 4 males & 4 females, shots/ vaccines/wormer, parents on site, $900 10 yrs. old, $1,500. Lincoln Co., Wes- premises, $200 each. Noxubee Co., wormed, $50. Pearl River Co., Pica- each. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601- AKC Golden Retriever pups, medium son, 601-695-3576. Macon, 662-361-8004. yune, 601-337-2480. 320-1266. to light, born 5/6/19, both parents June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 17 on site, $550 each, taking deposits. Leake Co., Thomastown, 601-665- Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- 7044. 8999. RAT TERRIERS GREAT PYRENEES UKCI Rat Terrier males, PLL clear, Great Pyrenees female, 7 mos. old, shots/worming, tan sable/white, par- large frame, raised with goats, cows & ents 9-10 lbs., ready to go end of June, chickens, good disposition, great with $350. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507-9063. children, all shots/worming up to date, $200. Yalobusha Co., Oakland, 662- Reg. Rat Terrier pups, males & fe- 458-5360. males, Toys & Miniatures, with pa- JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS pers & health records, ready for good home, $200 each, cash. Marion Co., CKC Jack Russell Terrier puppies, Foxworth, 601-736-3596. health guaranteed, great disposition, $300. George Co., Lucedale, 601-770- ROTTWEILERS 0239. AKC German Rottweiler puppies due Reg. Jack Russell Terrier puppies, male July 1st, parents on site, 25 years ex- & female, well socialized, parents on perience raising Rottweilers, pictures premises & health guaranteed, shots/ wormed, tails docked, call for pictures, emailed, $1,000. Hinds Co., Bolton, $350. Leake Co., Carthage, 662-590- 601-866-9405. 6500. SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS JAGDTERRIERS AKC Shetlies, 9 wks. old, current on NKC Jagdterriers, parents hunt & vaccinations, sable/merle, blue merle, blood trail, $350. Hinds Co., Terry, tricolored, $600. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-209-6780. 601-433-7190.

LABRADOR RETRIEVERS TEXAS HEELERS

AKC Labrador Retrievers, excellent Texas Heeler pups, 2 males, 8 mos. bloodline, hunting or companion dogs, ready 7/7/19, wormer/shots upold, friendly & full of energy, shots/ dated, $750 includes $250 deposit. wormed up to date, can send pictures, Pike Co., McComb, 601-248-7603. $75 each. Scott Co., Ludlow, 601-507- 1406, call or text. AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, out of excellent hunting bloodlines, born Texas Heeler female, 7 mos. old, very 5/12/19, vet checked, 2 chocolate & 5 friendly, would make great cattle dog, black, $400. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- 513-1630. has been fixed, papers, shots up to date, has chip, $100. Newton Co., De- 2 female chocolate Labs, 2 yrs. old, catur, 601-635-3335. AKC/CKC papers, very friendly, great with kids, $200 each. Simpson Co., DOG SUPPLIES Magee, 601-849-2597. Innotek UltraSmart Micro Remote Labrador Retriever puppies, shots/ wormed, dewclaws removed & social- Trainer #UT 302, complete system, 2 ized, 6 wks. old now, 1 male & 1 female collars, $75. Humphreys Co., Louise, left, sire is avid duck hunter, $250. 662-571-1484.

MISSISSIPPI STATE MISSISSIPPI GULF LAUDERDALE COUNTY LINCOLN RANKIN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS COAST COLISEUM AGRI-CENTER CIVIC CENTER MULTI-PURPOSE COMPLEX Biloxi, Mississippi Meridian, Mississippi Brookhaven, Mississippi PAVILION Jackson, Mississippi PH: 228-594-3748 PH: 601-482-8498 PH: 601-823-9064 www.mscoastcoliseum.com Brandon, Mississippi PH: 601-961-4000 [email protected] Sat., June 15 PH: 601-591-0944 www.mdac.ms.gov Sun.-Thu., June 16-20 Cattle Call Cowboy Church [email protected] Second Baptist Church Youth Retreat Fri.-Sat., June 14-15 Sat., June 29 Sat., June 15 Sat.-Sun., June 22-23 Tri-State Rodeo WWE Fri.-Sun., June 21-23 MS Western Horse Show Association Cowboy Mounted Shooting Coliseum Scrapin the Coast Sat., June 22 Sat., June 22 Sat., June 29 Race Against Hunger Sat.-Sun., July 6-7 Fri.-Sun., June 28-30 NBHA S05 Red Hills Horse Show Great Southern Gun & Knife Show Elite Dance Cup Sat., June 29 Trade Mart Fri., July 5 NBHA Sat., July 6 Wed.-Fri., July 10-12 NBHA S05 Fri.-Sun., Aug. 2-4 Greater Grace Apostolic Assembly Red Hills Horse Show Sat., July 6 2019 Wildlife Extravaganza MS Western Horse Show Association Fri.-Sun., July 12-14 Sat.-Sun., July 27-28 Fri., July 12 Trade Mart & Sun., July 7 Jurassic Quest Red Burney Team Roping Kirk Fordice Equine Center NBHA S05 4-H Equine Page 18 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019 WEEKLY LIVESTOCK UPCOMING LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS & SALES SHOWS & SALES CATTLE AUCTIONS Peoples Livestock Auction HORSE AUCTIONS Mississippi Board of Animal Health Regulations Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM require that all public sales of livestock and poultry (even if they are on Billingsley Auction Sales, Inc. Farmers Livestock Marketing private property) must have prior approval by the State Veterinarian Houston, MS (Chickasaw Co.) Sale Day - Thursday - 11:30 AM 30-days prior to sale. For more information, call 1-888-646-8731. Ph: 662-456-3018 2nd Sat. of each month Senatobia, MS (Tate Co.) Tack 3:00 PM - Horses 6:00 PM Ph: 662-562-8229 Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) CATTLE SHOWS & SALES Sale Day - Saturday - 11:00 AM Ph: 601-267-7884 or 662-317-9021 Cattlemen’s Stockyard, LLC Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM 18th Annual Southern Producers Replacement Heifer Sale Ph: 662-489-4385 Lucedale Livestock Producers West Point, MS (Clay Co.) Sat., Aug. 31, 2019 at 1:00 PM 4th Sat. of each Southeast MS Livestock Barn - Hwy. 49N - Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 662-495-1178 Southeast Mississippi Livestock Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM 250+ top quality 3 to 8 months bred heifers. Breeds represented: Double L Cattle Auction Lucedale, MS (George Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Angus, Black Baldies, Brangus, Red Angus, SimAngus and Tiger- Sale Day - Mondays - 1:00 PM Ph: 601-947-3352 or 601-508-1534 stripes. The majority of heifers will be crossbred cattle with excel- Ph: 601-268-2587 Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) lent genetics. Heifers will be pelvic measured, vet checked and quality screened. Videos of sale heifers will be available viewing at Ph: 662-489-4343 Tadlock Stockyard Mize Horse Sale www.youtube.com/user/msubeefcattle.com. For more information contact: Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM 3rd & 5th Sat. of each month East MS Farmers Livestock Co. Mike Keene at 601-606-7382; Bob Robinson at 601-906-1796; or Shelby Forest, MS (Scott Co.) Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Bearden at 601-942-0806. Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-469-3642 Mize, MS (Smith Co.) Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Ph: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777 GOAT SHOWS & SALES Ph: 601-656-6732 Walnut Sales Co. Sale Day - Saturday - 1:00 PM Pontotoc Sockyard, Inc. Farmers Livestock Marketing Champions Edge Club Goat Sale & Show-Rite Clinic Walnut, MS (Tippah Co.) Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Sat., June 29, 2019 Ph: 662-223-4351 Smith County Ag Complex - Raleigh, MS (Smith Co.) Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Ph: 662-489-4385 Ph: 601- 267-7884 Winona Stockyard Goats will be ready for viewing a 9:00 a.m. The Show-Rite Clinic, featuring Kevin Mock and Todd Kennedy, will be 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. You don’t want to miss Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Glenwild Stockyard T. Smith Livestock the first ever goat clinic in MS of this caliber. Lunch will be served at noon and Winona, MS (Montgomery Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM 1st Saturday of Every Month the sale will start at 1:00 p.m. We will be selling a very nice set of wethers and Ph: 662-283-1652 does from Robinson Club Goats along with B&W Show Goats. Make plans now Grenada, MS (Grenada Co.) Tack 10:30 AM - Horses 1:30 PM to attend this premier show goat sale and clinic. Choose your next champion Ph: 662-226-1900 ORDER BUYERS Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) from breeders that have consistently produced winners. Before you buy anywhere else, ask the breeder if they have ever bred a goat that won the MS State Gowan Stockyards Central Mississippi Cattle Buyers Ph: 601-583-0828GOAT & orSHEEP 601-544-6595 Fair, made the Sale of Champions at Dixie National or won the MS Club Goat Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Association Points Circuit. Both of these breeders have numerous times. For AUCTIONS more information call David/Alene at 601-382-6925 or Alex at 601-410-2010. Kosciusko, MS (Attala Co.) 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Ph: 662-289-9727 No Commission - No Shrink Double L Auction Pickens, MS (Holmes Co.) Monday - 6:00 PM Lincoln Co. L/S Commission Co. Ph: 601-540-8180 or 601-315-1009 Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Alliance Training Series Sale Day - Tuesday - 1:00 PM Ph: 662-489-4343 Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Givens Farms Continues June 21 Ph: 601-833-2654 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Farmers Livestock Sale Barn 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM 1st Sat. of each month - 11:00 AM By Nathan Gregory field day, and lunch is provided, but Lipscomb Brothers Livestock Market MSU Extension Service pre-registration is required. Onsite No Commission - No Shrink Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Sale Day - Wednesday - 7:00 PM check-in begins at 8 a.m. To register Jayess, MS (Walthall Co.) Ph: 601-750-0423 or 601-750-0954 The Alliance of Sustainable Farms Como, MS (Panola Co.) for the field day, email Keith Benson Ph: 601-660-5071 is holding its third in a series of field Ph: 662-526-5362 at AllianceofSustainableFarms@ Meridian Stockyard, Inc. day trainings for beginning farmers Lee Edens Cattle Company and ranchers June 21. gmail.com. Livestock Producers Assn. #1 1st Mon. of each month - 11:00 AM Purchasing Cattle Mon. thru Wed. High Hope Farm in Cedar Bluff High Hope Farm is located at 731 Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:15 PM Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) will be the site of “Production, Fi- Milam Road in Cedar Bluff. GPS us- No Commission - No Shrink Tylertown, MS (Walthall Co.) Ph: 601-482-7275 nancial Marketing, Food Safety and ers will note that the road sign will Amory, MS (Monroe Co.) Ph: 601-876-3465 USDA Programs and Services.” The read, “Johnny Wray Road.” For help Ph: 662-791-1531 or 662-617-9057 Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. program begins at 9 a.m. and ends with directions, call farm owner at 4 p.m. Lucedale Livestock Producers Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Johnny Wray at 662-295-3986. Parker Livestock Buying Station Topics include: pasture and soil Sale Day - Wednesday - 11:00 AM The Alliance of Sustainable Farms Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) preparation management; budget- Lucedale, MS (George Co.) is partnering with Alcorn State Uni- 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Ph: 662-489-4385 ing; marketing risk, food safety in Ph: 601-947-3352 value added processing; and farm versity and its Mississippi Small No Commission - No Shrink Southeast Mississippi Livestock policy. Farm and Agribusiness Center for Seminary, MS (Covington Co.) Macon Stockyards, Inc. Sale Day - Monday - 9:30 AM There is no cost to attend the this training program. Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Ph: 601-722-9081 Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Macon, MS (Noxubee Co.) Simpson County Cattle Buyers Ph: 601-268-2587 Ph: 662-726-5153 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays AGRICULTURE Y & R Livestock Sales Meridian Stockyards 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM is Mississippi’s #1 industry! Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM No Commission - No Shrink Every 3rd & 5th Sat. - 1:00 PM Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Magee, MS (Simpson Co.) Booneville, MS (Tippah Co.) Learn more about Mississippi Agriculture at Ph: 601-482-7275 Ph: 601-315-1009 Ph: 662-891-6554 or 662-720-6006 www.mdac.ms.gov June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 19

FARM Mississippi Timber Price Report Regions MARKET REPORT Northeast (NE) LIVESTOCK Northwest (NW) These are overall statewide averages (price per cwt) Prices reported the week of 5/31/19 Cattle Receipts 6,739 - Last Year 5,857 For current cattle prices call 601-359-1159

Steers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $170.00–$215.00 300-400 lbs...... $160.00–$172.00 400-500 lbs...... $148.00–$160.00 500-600 lbs...... $135.00–$145.00 600-700 lbs...... $125.00–$140.00 Southwest (SW) 700-800 lbs...... $102.00–$135.00 Southeast (SE) Heifers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $150.00–$170.00 300-400 lbs...... $135.00–$150.00 400-500 lbs...... $130.00–$143.00 500-600 lbs...... $120.00–$130.00 600-700 lbs...... $110.00–$130.00 700-800 lbs...... $100.00–$115.00

Slaughter Cows: 850-1,200 lbs...... $53.00-$60.00

Slaughter Bulls: 1,500-2,500 lbs...... $80.00-$92.00

Cow/Calf Pairs (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, with 100-300 lb. calves...... $1,000.00-$1,500.00

Replacement Cows (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, 2-8 mos. bred...... $700.00-$1,200.00

POULTRY Prices reported the week of 5/31/19 For current poultry/egg prices call 404-562-5850

Broilers/Fryers: (¢ per lb. FOB-Dock, Mississippi Producers) 99.52¢

Eggs: (¢ per dozen, based on USDA Grade A) XL. 48-51¢, LG. 46-49¢, MED. 43-47¢

CATFISH Reporting Pounds Processed for the Month Ending: April 2019 Fish Processed 0 - 4 lbs. (foodservice/retail markets) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.01¢ per lb. Fish Processed over 4 lbs. (large whole fish/round and gut market) Average Price (delivered to plant): 80¢ per lb.

CROPS Prices reported the week of 5/31/19. For current crop prices call 601-359-1120. Cotton (¢ per lb)...... (July) 69.41 Soybeans ($ per bushel)...... 8.53 Wheat ($ per bushel)...... 5.03 Corn ($ per bushel)...... 4.33 Rice (¢ per cwt.)...... (July) 11.68 The Mississippi Timber Price Report is updated quarterly by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Page 20 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019

ADAMS COUNTY Coila Cross Roads Farmers Market June - September D’Iberville Farmers Market Downtown Natchez Farmers Market 15426 MS Hwy. 17, Coila Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 10383 Automall Parkway, D’Iberville South Commerce Street, Natchez June 19 - November 21 (662) 893-0888 Year-round June - August Wednesday - Thursday 1:00 - 7:00 p.m. Daily 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (662) 237-6062 FORREST COUNTY (228) 392-9734 (662) 816-5458 Forrest County Farmers Market CHICKASAW COUNTY 1201 Corinne Street, Hattiesburg Gulfport Harbor Farmers Market ALCORN COUNTY Okolona Farmers Market Year-round 1070 23rd Ave., Gulfport Mini Park on Main Street, Okolona Corinth Farmers Market Wednesday & Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. March - November 30 May - October Shiloh Road, Corinth (601) 545-6083 or (601) 583-9954 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. April - November (228) 257-2496 (662) 448-9415 Monday - Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Petal Farmers Market 128 South Main Street, Petal Long Beach Farmers Market (662) 286-7755 Houston Farmers Market April - October Corner of Pine & 1st Streets, Long Beach 1 Pinson Square, Houston Corinth Farmers Market #2 Third Saturday of each month 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Year round May - August Fulton Drive next to American Legion Bldg., Corinth (601) 583-3306 Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. All Year (228) 257-2496 (662) 456-2321 Monday - Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Downtown Hattiesburg Farmers Market (662) 286-7755 CHOCTAW COUNTY Town Square Park, Hattiesburg Florence Gardens Farmers Market Choctaw County Farmers Market March - October Magnolia Hall, 12321 Preservation Dr., Gulfport Green Market Corner of Main & Commerce Streets, Ackerman Thursday 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. March - December Crossroads Museum & C.A.R.E. Garden, Corinth June - July (601) 310-9697 Sundays monthly 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. April - June & September - November Every Friday, 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. (228) 343-2626 First Saturday of each month (662) 285-6337 Pine Belt Community Farmers Market & 3rd Saturday in November 1009 Rebecca Street, Hattiesburg HINDS COUNTY 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. CLAIBORNE COUNTY June - August; September - November Mississippi Farmers Market (662) 287-3120 Port Gibson Farmers Market Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 929 High Street, Jackson Corner of Market & Fair Streets, Port Gibson (601) 582-0909 Year-round AMITE COUNTY June - September Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Amite County Farmers Market Saturdays, 8 a.m. - Noon GEORGE COUNTY Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (Seasonal) 269 Main Street, Liberty (601) 618-4405 Lucedale Farmers Market (601) 354-6573 May - September Cox Street at the Courthouse Square, Lucedale Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. CLAY COUNTY April - June Fresh at Five Farmers Market (225) 235-8279 West Point Farmers Market October - November Downtown on Jefferson Street, Clinton 1251 Highway 45 South Alternate, West Point Saturday, 6:00 a.m. until sellout June 4 - August 20 ATTALA COUNTY May 23 - August 8 (601) 947-2082 Tuesday 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Attala County Farmers Market Thursday 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. (601) 924-5472 Hwy. 12/Hwy. 35, Kosciusko (662) 494-5121 GRENADA COUNTY May 11 - November Grenada Farmers Market Jump Start Jackson Farmers Market COAHOMA COUNTY Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Downtown Square, Grenada 4801 Watkins Drive, Jackson MS Delta Council’s Crossroad Farmers Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12 noon May - September June - August 1536 DeSoto Avenue, Clarksdale (662) 312-2891 Saturday, 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. May - December (662) 226-7608 (601) 898-0000 ext. 118 BENTON COUNTY Friday, 2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Utica Main Street Farmers Market Benton County Farmers Market Saturday, 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. HANCOCK COUNTY Benton County Courthouse lawn, Ashland (662) 326-0272 Hancock County Farmers Market Main Street, Utica May – TBD June 5 - Mid October 3068 Long Fellow Road, Bay St. Louis Downtown Farmers Market Thursday 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Year-round 326 Blues Alley, Back Patio of (662) 671-5563 (601) 927-0906 Train Depot, Clarksdale Saturday 8:00 a.m. until sell-out (228) 860-6203 BOLIVAR COUNTY June – September HOLMES COUNTY Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. or sell-out City of Lexington Farmers Market Cleveland Farmers Market HARRISON COUNTY (662) 351-2232 22521 Depot Street (Hwy. 12 E), Lexington 401 Cotton Row, Cleveland The Farmers Market at Long Beach May - September, Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. May - October COPIAH COUNTY 301 Jeff Davis Avenue, Long Beach (601) 832-2785 Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Crystal Springs Farmers Market Year-round (662) 834-2307 West Railroad Avenue, Crystal Springs Shelby Farmers Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Held during the Crystal Springs Tomato Festival 1505 Broadway, Shelby (985) 710-3946 ITAWAMBA COUNTY Last Saturday in June (1-day) 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. June – November Itawamba Farmers Market (601) 892-3731 The Pass Market Wednesday 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. War Memorial Park, Pass Christian Cypress Pavilion on the Campus of Saturday 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. DESOTO COUNTY Year-round Itawamba Community College, Fulton (662) 402-4798 Hernando Farmers Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. June - September 2535 Highway 51 South, Hernando (228) 297-3040 Tuesday & Friday 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. CARROLL COUNTY April - October (662) 862-3201 Charles R. Hedgewood Biloxi Community Market Vaiden Farmers Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Vaiden High School Vo-Tech Building, Vaiden (662) 429-9092 Corner of Howard Avenue & Division St., Biloxi JACKSON COUNTY June - September Year-round Ocean Springs Fresh Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Olive Branch Old Towne Farmers Market Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1000 Washington Avenue, Ocean Springs (662) 982-2222 9200 Pigeon Roost Road, Olive Branch (228) 388-2443 Year-round June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 21

Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. LINCOLN COUNTY OKTIBBEHA COUNTY TISHOMINGO COUNTY (228) 257-2496 Brookhaven Farmers Market Starkville Community Market Iuka Farmers Market Downtown in Railroad Park on Fridays Fire Station Park, Starkville 1008 Battleground Drive, Iuka Jackson County Farmers Market Amtrak Train Station on Tuesdays 3:00-6:00 p.m. April 2 - August 24 June - October Jackson County Fairgrounds June 7 - end of August Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Tuesyday - Thursday Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 2902 Shortcut Road, Pascagoula Friday 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (662) 413-7016 1st Saturday of April - Last Saturday of September (601) 835-3460 (662) 323-3322 Wednesday & Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Belmont Farmers Market (228) 762-6043 LOWNDES COUNTY PANOLA COUNTY Hitching Lot Farmers Market Square Market CC Shook Park, Belmont Pascagola Farmers Market Corner of 2nd Avenue & 2nd Street North, Columbus Downtown Square, Batesville June 22 - October 30 On Victory Lot on Pascagoula Street, Pascagoula May 11 - October 31 June - September First & Third Saturday of each month April 3 - October 30 Monday 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Wednesday - Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. (662) 563-3126 (662) 424-3302 (228) 938-6604 October - Saturdays 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. PEARL RIVER COUNTY (662) 328-6305 UNION COUNTY Riverfront Farmers Market Poplarville Farmers Market Biscuits & Jam Farmers Market Riverfront Welcome Center, Moss Point 410 Main Street at the Town Green, Poplarville MADISON COUNTY Corner of Bankhead and Main at the foot of the Year-round Livingston Farmers Market May 2 - July 11 Tallahatchie Bridge, New Albany Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 129 Mansdale Road, Madison Thursday 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. June - August (228) 475-7887 May - October (919) 280-7411 Thursday, 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Thursday, 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. JONES COUNTY PIKE COUNTY (601) 898-0212 (662) 534-1916 Laurel Farmers Market McComb Farmers Market North Magnolia Street Downtown Madison Farmers Market Depot Garage Railroad Blvd., McComb WALTHALL COUNTY May 2 - November 21 May - June Madison Square Center for the Arts, Madison Tylertown Farmers Market Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thursday 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. May 21 - August 116 South Railroad Avenue, Tylertown (601) 336-2493 (410) 693-7701 Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. May 7 - November 26 (601) 853-0291 Tuesday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Ellisville Farmers Market PONTOTOC COUNTY Off the Square Market (410) 693-7701 201 Jessamine Street, Ellisville MARSHALL COUNTY Corner of Jefferson/Lafayette Streets June - July Holly Springs Farmers Market (Behind 1st Choice Bank) WARREN COUNTY Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Memphis Street/Historical Town Square, Holly Springs June 21 - August Vicksburg Farmers Market (601) 477-3323 May - September Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Corner of Jackson & Washington Streets, Vicksburg Thursday, 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. (662) 489-5042 LAFAYETTE COUNTY (662) 252-2943 May - July Mid-Town Farmers Market Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. SUNFLOWER COUNTY North Lamar Blvd., Oxford MONROE COUNTY Wednesday 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Indianola Open Air Market May - October Aberdeen Main Street Farmers Market Green Space across from Blue Biscuit, Indianola (601) 801-3513 Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. East Washington Street, Aberdeen May 30 - September 19 Wednesday 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. May - October Thursday 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. WASHINGTON COUNTY (662) 234-3425 Friday 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (662) 887-4454 Greenville Farmers Market (662) 369-4864 738 Washington Avenue, Greenville Oxford Community Market TALLATACHIE COUNTY June - September Old Army Pavilion, Oxford NESHOBA COUNTY Charleston Farmers Market Wednesday & Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. April - December Neshoba County Farmers Market Wellness Center behind Hospital, Charleston (662) 378-3121 Tuesday 3:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Highway 16 East, Philadelphia July - September (662) 816-7413 June - September Second Tuesday of each month WAYNE COUNTY Thursday & Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. LAUDERDALE COUNTY Wayne County Farmers Market (601) 656-4602 (662) 609-8054 Earth’s Bounty Farmers Market Courthouse Parking Lot at Singing Breakman Park, Meridian Fresh Market at The Depot TATE COUNTY 609 Azalea Street, Waynesboro April - November Train Depot, Philadelphia Tate County Farmers Market Tuesdays throughout June 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 1st Saturday of the Month 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. May - October 451 Norfleet Drive, Senatobia (601) 410-0355 (601) 485-1944 Second & Third Saturday of each month April - October 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. WINSTON COUNTY LEE COUNTY (601) 656-4011 (662) 562-4274 Winston County Farmers Market Downtown Tupelo Farmers Depot Louisville Coliseum, Louisville 415 South Spring Street, Tupelo Choctaw Farmers Market Market on Main May 11 - October 26 Horticulture Training Facility Blackjack Rd, Philadelphia Downtown Senatobia June 29 - September 6 Tuesday 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. June - October June - September Friday 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Thursday & Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Every other Friday - 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. (662) 312-8004 (662) 841-6598 (601) 656-2070 (662) 562-8715 YALOBUSHA COUNTY LEFLORE COUNTY NOXUBEE COUNTY TIPPAH COUNTY Water Valley Main Street Farmers Market Downtown Greenwood Farmers Market Noxubee County Farmers Market Ripley Main Street Farmers Market Corner of Main & Johnson Street, Greenwood 16295 Hwy 45, Macon 111 East Spring Street, Ripley Under the magnolia tree on Main Street, Water Valley May - October June - October May - October April - September Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Saturday 9:00 p.m. - 12:00 p.m. (662) 897-6479 (662) 549-1721 (662) 512-0226 (662) 473-6767 Page 22 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019 Pick Your Own Farms BERRIES, FRUITS & NUTS

Crops: Blueberries & Figs Price: $5 per gallon Hours: Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Dates of Availability: June 1 to July 15, 2019 Blueberry Hill 159 Fig Farm Road Lucedale, MS 39452 (George Co.) Ph: 601-947-4113 Email: [email protected]

Crops: Blueberries (7 Varieties) Price: $10 per gallon you pick Hours: Call for openings to match your needs Dates of Availability: May 27 to July 15, 2019 Crystal Springs Farm Market 3042 Mathis Road Crystal Springs, MS 39059 (Copiah Co.) Ph: 601-835-7305 Email: [email protected] Crops: Blueberries VEGETABLES Website: crystalspringsfarmmarket.com Price: $8 per gallon you pick or $12 per gallon we pick Crops: Sweet Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Brown Crowder Crops: Blueberries Hours: Tue.-Sat., 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Peas, Cream Peas, Pinkeye Purple Hull Peas Price: $4 per gallon Dates of Availability: May 28 - July 18, 2019 Price: Call for pricing Hours: Daylight Double S Farm Hours: Call for hours Dates of Availability: June 10 to July 15, 2019 20295 Hwy. 53 Blue Berry Hill Farm Dates of Availability: Mid June - August Gulfport, MS 39503 (Harrison Co.) 09450 Blue Berry Hill Farm Nobile Family Farms Ph: 228-234-9845 Vardaman, MS 38878 (Calhoun Co.) 10560 Hwy. 8 West Ph: 662-542-3020 Crops: Blueberries Holcomb, MS 38940 (Grenada Co.) Price: $7 per gallon Ph: 662-809-9805 Crops: Blueberries Hours: Mon.-Fri., 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Email: [email protected] Price: $8 per gallon you pick or $12 per gallon Dates of Availability: June 10 - July 13 www.nobilefamilyfarms.com we pick (buckets available for picking) Hours: Open William Tolbird Crops: Staked Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, Jalapeno Dates of Availability: June to July 15, 2019 319 Storey Parkman Road (off Hwy. 13) Pepper, Japanese Eggplant, Squash, Pickling Martin’s Blueberry Farm Oakvale, MS 39656 (Jefferson Davis Co.) Cucumber 177 Traylor Road Ph: 601-943-6329 Price: $15 per 5 gallon bucket Florence, MS 39073 (Rankin Co.) Crops: Blueberries Hours: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. Ph: 601-331-2900 Price: $8 per gallon Sat., closed Sun. Dates of Availability: Second week of June - second Crops: Blueberries Hours: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. week of August Price: $5 per gallon you pick Dates of Availability: June 1 - July 4 Humphrey Farms Hours: Dawn to dusk Chapel Hill Orchard 189 Evergreen Church Road Dates of Availability: June 10 - July, call for 276 Farmington availability on vegetables Duck Hill, MS (Grenada Co.) Seminary, MS 39479 (Covington Co.) Branning Farms Ph: 662-230-3006 Ph: 601-641-0909 5235 Hwy. 495 North Email: [email protected] Preston, MS 39354 (Kemper Co.) Crops: Blueberries www.facebook.com/humphreyfarms189 Ph: 601-677-2153 or 601-416-8607 Price: $13 per gallon you pick or $21 per gallon we pick Crops: Snap Beans, Field Peas (MS Purplehull Crops: Blueberries Hours: Harvest driven, call or check social media & Pinkeye Purplehull), Butter Beans (green & Price: $8 per gallon for hours speckled), Sweet Corn Hours: Sunrise to sunset Dates of Availability: June 19 - July 10 Price: Call for prices and availability Dates of Availability: Mid May to early July Nesbit Blueberry Plantation Hours: Daylight until dark, Mon. - Sat., closed Sun. T&D Cattle 690 Bankston Road Dates of Availability: June - September 1185 South Jackson Road Nesbit, MS 38651 (DeSoto Co.) Rutledge Farms Terry, MS 39170 (Hinds Co.) Ph: 662-449-2983 3024 Rutledge Road Ph: 601-201-6259 Email: [email protected] Crystal Springs, MS 39059 (Copiah Co.) Email: [email protected] Facebook/twitter/instagram Ph: 601-894-2401 June 15, 2019 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 23

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WEB SITE: www.msmarketbulletin.org • PHONE: 601-359-1155 Page 24 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN June 15, 2019 USDA Designates Eleven Mississippi Farmers Mississippi Counties as Market Celebrated Primary Natural Disaster Areas June Dairy Month at By USDA-FSA Annual Summer Kickoff Emergency Support to Producers On Saturday, June 1, at the annual summer kickoff—Grillin’ & Chillin’— in Surrounding Counties/Border held at the Mississippi Farmers Market in Jackson, Miss., shoppers and mem- State Also Available bers of the community came out to enjoy a host of activities, including a live demonstration hosted by Nancy Strickland of the Mississippi Beef Council Administrator Richard Fordyce and mini educational lessons on live farm animals near the Pizza Garden. designated eleven Mississippi In addition, shoppers had an array of fresh and local produce, dairy prod- counties as primary natural di- ucts, baked goods, and handmade arts to choose from. June Dairy Month was saster areas. Producers in Clarke, celebrated with free Blue Bell ice cream and cow milking demonstrations with Commissioner Andy Gipson’s Jersey cow, “Blossom.” Hinds, Kemper, Leake, Madi- son, Monroe, Neshoba, Noxubee, Rankin, Scott, and Smith counties who suffered losses caused by high winds and tornadoes that occurred Devastated flooding of farmland, woodland, livestock and wildlife through- on April 13, 2019, and also on April out the south Delta. 18, 2019, may be eligible for U.S. ah, Covington, Holmes, Itawamba, include: Emergency Assistance Department of Agriculture (USDA) Jasper, Jones, Lauderdale, Lee, for Livestock, Honeybees and Farm Service Agency (FSA) emer- Lowndes, Newton, Oktibbeha, Farm-Raised Fish Program; gency loans. Simpson, Warren, Wayne, Win- Emergency Conservation Pro- This natural disaster designa- ston, and Yazoo are also eligible to gram; Livestock Forage Disaster tion allows FSA to extend much- apply for emergency loans. Program; Livestock Indemnity needed emergency credit to pro- The deadline to apply for these Program; Operating and Farm ducers recovering from natural emergency loans is January 13, Celebrating June Dairy Month—Robby Sullivan, manager of the Missis- disasters. Emergency loans can Ownership Loans; and the Tree As- 2020. sistance Program. sippi Farmers Market demonstrated cow milking during the Mississippi be used to meet various recovery Farmers Market Summer Kickoff. needs including the replacement FSA will review the loans based Farmers may contact their local of essential items such as equip- on the extent of losses, security USDA service center for further ment or livestock, reorganization available and repayment ability. information on eligibility require- Dairy Cow Facts FSA has a variety of additional ments and application procedures of a farming operation or the refi- 1. Cows have four stomachs. Technically, cows only have one programs to help farmers re- for these and other programs. nance of certain debts. stomach, but it has four distinct compartments. It is very different cover from the impacts of this Additional information is also Producers in the contiguous than a human stomach, so that’s why people often say cows have four disaster. FSA programs that do available online at https://www. Mississippi counties of Attala, stomachs. The first three compartments process feed in a way that Chickasaw, Claiborne, Clay, Copi- not require a disaster declaration farmers.gov/recover. people cannot. Due to this unique digestive system, cows have the ability to convert plants humans can’t eat into nutritious milk. 2. A cow that is milking eats about 100 pounds of feed each day. The feed is typically a combination of grass, grain, and a mixture of other ingredients like citrus pulp, almond hulls and cottonseeds. These are items that may otherwise be thrown away. We like to think of cows as the ultimate recyclers. The ingredients that we can’t eat can often be nutritious for them. Farmers employ professional animal nutritionists to develop scientifically formulated, balanced, and nutritious diets for their cows. 3. A cow that is milking drinks about 30 to 50 gallons of water each day. That’s enough water to fill a bathtub. During periods of heat stress, water intake may double. Water weighs 8.35 pounds per gallon, so a milking dairy cow may consume as much as 420 (or more) pounds of water daily. 4. There are six main breeds of dairy cows. The main breeds are Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn. A seventh, Red and White, is a variation of the Holstein breed. 5. An average Holstein dairy cow weighs about 1,500 pounds. That’s nearly one ton. A cow’s size depends on a variety of factors like age, breed, feeding, genetic potential, and other factors. A cow’s weight can vary between 1,000 and 1,800 pounds. 6. An average dairy cow produces 7 to 9 gallons of milk a day. That’s about 128 glasses of great-tasting, nutrient-packed goodness. 7. Cows like it cool. Due to their thick skin, hair and natural insu- lation, dairy cows prefer temperatures between 40˚ and 65˚F. Farmers in colder climates have several ways to take care of their cows in the winter, such as closing the barn doors or hanging plastic curtains over the open sides of the barn. During the summer, farmers keep their cows cool by turning on their barns’ fans and water misters.

Source: www.southeastdairy.org/june-dairy-month