Volume: 90 - No. 6 June 2015 Upcoming First N.C. State Fair Youth Livestock Events ` The 45th Annual South- Scholarship recipients announced eastern Old Threshers Re- Twenty-four North Carolina union will be held June 30 students are the fi rst recipients of through July 4 at the Denton the N.C. State Fair Youth Live- Farmpark in Denton. stock Scholarships, Agriculture The event features an- Commissioner Steve Troxler an- tique farm equipment, train nounced. engines, music, crafts, food, The scholarships are de- fi reworks and more. A special signed for high school seniors Mayberry Tribute Day will and students currently enrolled be held July 4, with character in an institute of higher educa- actors dressed as and portray- tion who have participated in the ing the original actors on the junior livestock or market turkey popular television show. The shows at the N.C. State Fair. day ends with fi reworks at 9 The scholarships were fund- p.m. ed by sponsors of the annual N.C. Agriculture Commis- State Fair Junior Livestock Sale sioner Steve Troxler will of Champions. The number of speak at the opening ceremo- scholarships awarded each year ny June 30th at noon. will be based on qualifi ed appli- Hours are 8 a.m. to 9 Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler announced the fi rst class of scholarship recipients at the Got to cants and funds available from Be NC Festival. Pictured with him at the announcement are 12 of the recipients, members of the scholar- p.m. Admission is $15 for the previous year’s Sale of Cham- ship selection committee and sponsors of the Sale of Champions. Following the announcement, the group adults, $6 for kids ages 6-11 pions. Because of strong support joined Troxler as grand marshals of the tractor parade. and free for kids 5 and under. of the 2014 sale, 24 scholar- For more, go to http://denton- of farmers and agribusiness lead- A selection committee evalu- tivities and an essay. Each ap- ships valued at $2,000 each were farmpark.com/event/2015- ers,” Troxler said. “I’m thankful ated applicants based on their in- plication was assigned a num- awarded this year. southeast-old-threshers-re- for the support of our sponsors volvement with N.C. State Fair ber and identifying information “These scholarships are an union/. who made these scholarships pos- junior livestock shows, academic was removed before evaluation. investment in our next generation sible.” achievement, extracurricular ac- (See Scholarships, pg. 2) From the tractor Don’t Miss a Single Issue of the by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler Ag Review! I want to remind everyone that this is a good time to review your emergency preparedness Mail the card below or save a stamp and renew online plans on the farm and at home. Forecasters are predicting It’s renewal time again fewer named storms this hurri- for the Agricultural Re- cane season, but it only takes one view. Subscribers can storm to ruin a crop or cause sig- either mail the card at nifi cant damage. left, or go online to www. Having a plan, making sure everyone involved in your opera- AgReview.org. tion understands what to do, re- Commissioner Troxler If you mail the postcard, viewing the plan and your insur- simply cut along the dotted ance coverage annually will be functional emergency prepared- line, attach a stamp on the helpful if a disaster strikes. ness kit is also recommended. back and drop it in the For most farming operations, Items to include are fi re extin- mail. Please do not put the power is essential. Consider pur- guishers, fi rst-aid kits, a camera chasing, leasing or negotiating a that stamps date and time, fl ash- postcard in an envelope, as rental arrangement for a backup lights and batteries. A NOAA it slows down our renewal generator in advance. If you plan weather radio and two-way ra- process. to rent a generator, read the con- dios can also be handy to stay If you need to make tract carefully, as some rental informed and in contact with changes, please mark those contracts only cover eight hours your workers. beside the address label, of use per day. Water and feed for animals It is also important to have a is also essential. but do NOT cross out transfer switch properly installed These are just a few tips to the barcode above your so you can use a generator. This is consider. I hope it is an unevent- account number. critical for the protection of farm ful season, but it is better to be To renew online, you facilities and utility workers. prepared than wishing you had will need your account If a hurricane is forecast for taken the time to fi gure out what number (located on the your area, it is advised to pur- is necessary in an emergency. 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Brian Long ...... Editor DIVISIONS Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, 919-733-4845 Andrea E. Ashby ...... Mng. Editor Agronomic ...... Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise June 6 & 7 ...... NCAHA Open Summer Extravaganza. Contact Rory Meachum, 919-906-3510. Danette Jernigan ...... Ads & Emergency Programs ...... Sharron Stewart June 11-20 ...... Tarheel Triple Classic QH Shows. Contact Judy Sullivan, 704-442-8304. Circulation Mgr. Food Distribution ...... Gary Gay June 24-28 ...... NCHJA Annual Hunter Show. Contact NCHJA Offi ce, 919-538-4781. Jen Kendrick ...... Staff Writer Food & Drug ...... Audrey Pilkington Heather Overton ...... Staff Writer Human Resources ...... Sylvia Crumpler Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, 828-687-1414 Legal Affairs ...... Tina Hlabse June 5-7 ...... No Bull Barrel Riding. Contact 844-NO-BULL. AGRICULTURAL REVIEW (ISSN Marketing ...... Joe Sanderson June 18-21 ...... Asheville Alive 2015 – Piedmont Classic Paso Fino Horse Show. Contact Jill Graff, 828- 07445466) is published 11 times a year Meat & Poultry Inspection ...... Alan Wade 228-5842. with a combined November/December N.C. Forest Service ...... David Lane June 25-28 ...... East Coast Miniature Horse Show. Contact Bobby Bridges, 336-655-5360. issue by the N.C. Department of Agricul- N.C. State Fair ...... Wesley Wyatt Plant Industry ...... Vernon Cox July 17 & 18 ....Asheville Invitational Horse Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, 919-365-5149. ture and Consumer Services, 2 W. Eden- July 21-25 ...... Blue Ridge Classic Horse Show. Contact Elizabeth Holmes, 919-563-5992. ton St., Raleigh, NC 27601. Second-class Property & Construction ...... Kent Yelverton postage paid at Raleigh, N.C. Public Affairs ...... Brian Long Research Stations ...... Dr. Sandy Stewart Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, 252-792-5111 Soil & Water Conservation ...Patricia Harris June 6 & 7 ...... EHA Hunter Show. Contact Wendy Willson, 252-916-3685. POSTMASTER: Send address changes Standards ...... Stephen Benjamin June 20 & 2 .....June’s Just Horsin’ ‘Round Open Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, 252-753-8069. and classifi ed advertising to Statistics ...... Dee Webb June 26-28 ...... N.C. National Barrel Horse Assn. State Finals. Contact Patty Nunnery, 910-322-8601. AGRICULTURAL REVIEW, 1001 Mail Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699- Veterinary ...... Dr. Douglas Meckes Southeastern N.C. Agricultural Events Center, Lumberton, 910-618-5699 1001. Chief of Staff: June 1 ...... Horse and Tack Auction. Contact Brad Stephens, 828-390-0878. AGRICULTURAL REVIEW is printed Zane Hedgecock June 12 & 13 ...Southern Stock Horse. Contact Jenny Taylor, 919-323-9910. in interest of the farmers of the State and Chief Deputy Commissioner: June 20 ...... Monica Britt Barrel Racing. Contact Monica Britt, 910-671-9858. is sent free to residents upon request. N. David Smith Jr. July 6 & PHONE: 919-707-3001 Assistant Commissioners: Aug. 3 ...... Horse and Tack Auction. Contact Brad Stephens, 828-390-0878. Scott Bissette Steve Troxler Joe Reardon Commissioner Dr. Richard Reich *Shows subject to change. Call before attending. More horse events listed in Bucolic Briefs. N.C. dairy farms want you to celebrate June as National Dairy Month

North Carolina joins the promotion of dairy products.” and is home to four commercial rest of the country in celebrating Myers earned his bach- milk processing plants, with June as National Dairy Month. elor’s degree in biology at N.C. two in High Point, and one each This year’s theme, “Get more State University and a master’s in Winston-Salem and Ashe- with milk,” focuses on consum- degree in dairy cattle nutrition ville. Additionally, North Caro- ers, encouraging families to and animal sciences at Michigan lina is home to three on-farm make milk their fi rst beverage State University. After gradua- bottling plants, one commercial choice because it contains vita- tion, Zach and his wife, Sybil, de- cheese plant, 37 small cheese min, minerals and nutrients that cided to settle back on the farm in makers and 38 ice cream and are part of a healthy diet. Jonesville, where the couple have value-added dairy manufactur- The Southeast United three children and have grown ers. Dairy Industry Association Inc. the operation to about 900 mature June also marks the 100th is working to raise awareness cows. anniversary of the National about the accomplishments of North Carolina is one of the Dairy Council, an organiztion the 2,900 dairy farmers across Third-generation North Carolina dairy farmer Zach Myers at his top milk-producing states in the that provides science-based nu- the Southeast, including Zach Jonesville farm. Myers is chair of the National Dairy Promotion and Southeast, with 250 licensed dair- trition education to consumers, Myers of Jonesville. Research Board. ies. In 2014, more than 47,000 with the goal of keeping chil- Myers is a third genera- Board. national promotion campaigns. North Carolina dairy cows pro- dren healthy by providing them tion dairy farmer, operating on The NDB, working directly “I am extremely proud of the duced 111.7 million gallons, or with nutrient-dense foods like the same land his grandfather with U.S. Agriculture Secretary work we are doing,” Myers said. about 961 million pounds, of milk, cheese and yogurt. opened the dairy on in 1949. Tom Vilsack, carries out coor- “Our nation’s dairy farm families milk. The top six milk-producing For more information Myers has been active in dinated promotion and research are feeding our communities, our North Carolina counties were Ire- about National Dairy Month or dairy industry leadership in programs to help build demand states, our nation and the world dell, Randolph, Yadkin, Gaston, the National Dairy Council, go both North Carolina and the and expand domestic and interna- with nutritious, wholesome, Lincoln and Haywood. to www.SoutheastDairy.org Southeast, and this year was tional markets for dairy products. great-tasting milk and milk prod- North Carolina also has a elected chair for the National As NDB chair, Myers plays a ma- ucts. I am excited for the opportu- strong presence in the milk pro- Dairy Promotion and Research jor role in guiding the program’s nity to play an integral part in the duction and processing industry, Scholarships (Cont’d from pg. 1) Iowa State University College Following is a list of • Janeice Leonard, Lexington, Wake the scholarship recipients by University of Mount Olive • Emily Lanier, New Hill, county, along with the uni- • Kylie Ward, Lexington, Uni- University of North Caro- versity or community col- versity of Mount Olive lina at Asheville

Place stamp lege they will attend this fall: Johnston • Emma See, Raleigh, Uni- here Alexander • Hannah Earle, Kenly, N.C. versity of North Carolina • Gabrielle Adams, Hidden- State University at Greensboro ite, Wilkes Community Madison • Garrett See, Raleigh, N.C. College • Bethany Mackey, Mars Hill, State University • Michala Brown, Taylors- East Tennessee State Univer- Wayne ville, N.C. State Univer- sity • Alexander Linton, Mount sity • Sylas Owen, Marshall, Mars Olive, University of Mount Buncombe Hill University Olive • Kelsi Cartwright, Leices- Nash • Marisa Linton, Mount Ol- ter, Asheville-Buncombe • Taylor Joyner, Nashville, ive, N.C. State University Technical Community Col- N.C. State University Wilson lege Robeson • William Sharp, Sims, N.C. • Tucker Worley, Leicester, • Benjamin Herndon, Parkton, State University Haywood Community Col- N.C. State University Yadkin lege Rowan • Jacob Rucker, Hampton- • Ty Worley, Leicester, Hay- • Charles Sherrill, Mount Ulla, ville, Campbell University wood Community College University of North Carolina For more on how to sup- Cabarrus at Wilmington port the 2015 Junior Livestock • Courtney Eudy, Harris- Rutherford Sale of Champions or the schol- burg, N.C. State Univer- • Adam Lawing, Bostic, N.C. arship program, contact Wesley sity State University Wyatt, State Fair manager, at

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The Robert G. Shaw Piedmont Triad Farmers Market in Colfax marked its 20th anniversary in May. Market visitors were treated to ice cream and activities. Agri- culture Commisisoner Steve Troxler spoke about the history of the market and the people who were instrumental in its founding. At top left, visitors check out plant selections available at the market. At top right, Commissioner Troxler gave local Fox 8 reporter Shannon Smith and her daughter a ride in the Big Cart. At right, guests enjoy ice cream as part of the festivities.

NCDA&CS staff assists other states with avian fl u outbreak Four NCDA&CS task to deal with emergencies such cause illness in humans. How- instances where an entire fl ock humane option because it does force teams recently traveled as weather, fi re and disease out- ever, it spreads quickly within needs to be depopulated because not overly excite the birds and to Minnesota and Iowa to help breaks,” said Agriculture Com- poultry fl ocks. Birds that are ex- of disease or injury. Our depart- kills them quickly. It is also with the outbreak of highly missioner Steve Troxler. “Highly posed must be humanely killed to ment has become a national less stressful on workers, who pathogenic avian infl uenza. pathogenic avian infl uenza is a se- control the spread. Sick birds are leader in this technique,” Troxler are typically already stressed The Poultry Foam Task Force rious concern for the U.S. poultry not allowed into the food supply, said. “Our staff has developed the because of the bigger issue at teams, a combination of animal industry, and we are glad we are so poultry and poultry products equipment and has literally writ- hand. The foam is also environ- health technicians, veterinary able to assist other states during are safe to consume. The disease ten the manual on how to use it.” mentally safe to use and dissi- health technicians and emer- this emergency. Swift depopula- has been found in poultry fl ocks NCDA&CS teams and pates on its own. gency programs staff, each tion is imperative to controlling or wild birds in 19 states. It has equipment are deployed in North A team traveled to Ala- spent about fi ve days helping the spread of this disease.” not been found in North Carolina. Carolina a few times each year bama in 2011 to assist in de- depopulate infected commercial The current strain of highly The teams used a foaming due to disease outbreaks or inju- populating poultry fl ocks after a poultry fl ocks. pathogenic avian infl uenza identi- method to humanely depopulate ries related to collapsed poultry tornado outbreak there. “Our staff trains regularly fi ed in the United States does not the fl ocks. “Foam is used only in houses. Foam is considered a Bucolic briefs Classifi eds Ads Franklin County Cooperative Extension is hosting its annual Five-County Regional Beef Tour June 11, with stops in Franklin, Granville, Vance, Wake and Warren counties. There will be educational programs at stops at the Rolling M Commercial Angus Acres, Ray Family Farms and Springfi eld Angus SUBMITTING ADS: Ads are free to NC residents & can be Farm. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. at the cooperative extension offi ce in Louisburg. The program is submitted by mail to 1001 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC expected to wrap up at 2 p.m. Program topics include new face-fl y products, use of poultry litter as pasture 27699-1001; online at www.agreview.org; or by fax to 919-733- fertilizer, pond weed management, direct marketing of beef, a conservation stewardship grazing program 5047. Ads must include name, address including zip code, phone and current regulations regarding the transportation of livestock. Demonstrations of a rainfall simulator and a summer forage test plot will be included. number including area code, and price or price range for every The tour concludes with a lunch program. The event is free, but pre-registration is required. Contact item being sold. Deadline for each issue is midnight on the fi rst Martha Mobley with Franklin County extension, at 919-496-3344 or email at [email protected] to working day of the month prior to publication. preregister by June 8, or for questions. A tour brochure can be downloaded at http://franklin.ces.ncsu.edu. *** A Regional Hay Field Day will be held July 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Granville County Livestock Facility on Cannady Mill Road, near Oxford. Educational programs will focus on forage fertility requirements, storing hay, weeds, soil and forage sampling and forage differences. The event includes Clip and mail or fax your displays of new equipment on the market and types of summer forages, and a sponsored lunch. For more information contact the Franklin County Extension Center at 919-496-3344. Agricultural Review ad! *** Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie will hold work days Sept. 19 and Nov. 14. The group meets at 9 Name: ______a.m. in the Canebrake Horse Camp in the Badin Lake Recreation Area near Troy. The group also holds chapter meetings May 11, June 8, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, and Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. The meetings will be Address: ______held at Best Foods Cafeteria, 220 E. 11th St., Siler City. Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie is a nonprofi t organization and chapter of the Back Country Horsemen of North Carolina and America. The website ______is www.bchUwharrie.com Phone: ( ) ______The Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie works in alliance with other chapters across North Carolina, the U.S. Forest Service and the National Park Service to ensure that forests will be available for equestrian Ad copy: ______use. Its main focus is on ensuring the Uwharrie National Forest will remain a place that can be enjoyed by all equestrian enthusiasts. Members of the BCHU volunteer their time and resources to maintain trails. ______*** ______As a way to help farmers and agricultural workers stay safe at work, the N.C. Department of Labor offers safety videos on a variety of topics through its YouTube channel. Video topics include: preventing ______green tobacco sickness, hazard communication, tobacco harvester safety, heat stress, migrant housing requirements, forklift safety, and information about the NCDOL’s Gold Star Growers program. The videos ______are in English and Spanish to increase understanding of safety hazards and preventing accidents. To learn ______more about the NCDOL and the Agricultural Safety and Health Bureau, go to www.nclabor.com or call 1-800-NC-LABOR (800-625-2267). NCDOL is also on Facebook and Twitter (@NCDOL). Price or price range: ______*** Beekeepers with bees for rent and growers interested in bee pollination services can post their information ______on the BeeLinked website at www.ncagr.com/beelinked. The site is hosted by the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the N.C. State University Apiculture Program. Anyone interested Mail to: Fax to: in listing their information can do so by fi lling out an online Submit Your Ad form on the BeeLinked page Agricultural Review 919-733-5047 or by contacting NCDA&CS at 919-233-8214 or by email at [email protected] or call NCSU at 919- 1001 Mail Service Center 515-1660. The NCDA&CS Plant Industry Division regulates the movement of agricultural or related items Raleigh, NC 27699-1001 capable of spreading harmful insects, diseases, and other pests. Beekeepers participating in this program will be required to comply with all honey and bee industry regulations. Web site: www.AgReview.org *** *Ads must be typed or neatly printed Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2015 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT

The deadline for Donald Cannon, Ayden 252-746-4600 Int’l 766 tractor, canopy, GC, 1960 Ford 601 Workmaster trac- 1988 Hesston 530 round baler, the August issue evenings or 917-3403. $5,750; Gehl 1375 baler, auto tie, tor, 2 bottom plow, 6 ft disc, 36 in. new belts & windrow wheels, elec. Suitcase weights for Int’l trac- $5,750; Oliver diesel tractor, $5,000. scoop pan & 2 small irrigation pumps, tie, 39x54 in. bales, 550 lbs., man. of the Agricultural tor, 4 avail., $50/ea. Denny Rollins, Bill Scotton, Staley 336-215-5651. $4,000. Ronnie Hudspeth, Boon- incl., $3,500. David Robertson, Review is July 1; Mocksville 336-492-7223. NH 451 sickle mower, 7 ft cut, ville 336-367-5251. Mocksville 336-692-1857. 1953 Farmall Cub, restored, cult. fi eld ready, $1,500. W.L. Clodfelter, Ford 16 in. rollover plows, GC, 1961 Farmall Cub tractor w/ the deadline for the & plow, EC, $3,200. Donnie & Calvin, Winston-Salem 336-769-2234 or $2,500; culture packer, GC, $500; 2 accessories, EC, $3,500. Jim Chil- September issue is Reidsville 336-342-0709 or 342-6943. 407-3282. row cult. w/hoppers, $175; aerator, dress, East Bend 336-699-8723. Aug. 3. 1967 Farmall 706 tractor, diesel, Tufl ine box blade w/new feet, 6 ft, 8½, 3 pt. hitch, $800. L.B. Bond, Rears pac-blast vineyard/orchard 6 cyl., wet-line hookups, new tires, $400; Land Pride roto-tiller, $400; bush Dobson 336-374-0103. sprayer, 150 gal., ss, 3 pt. hitch, sheltered, $6,500. Jerry Hancock, hog, 5 ft, $400; 2 rear wheel weights BCS 853 walking tractor w/11 hp tractor seat control, grape scoop Winston-Salem 336-816-3987 or for Farmall 100, $125; others avail. Kohler-Lombardini diesel eng., 31 in. option spray attach., 28 in. air blast Bees, Supplies 595-4598 after 6:30 p.m. Merle King, Charlotte 704-547-0118. tiller, Berta rotary plow, etc., $7,900; 2 spd. fan, $5,000. Carl Massey, & Services Sperry NH sq. hay baler, kept Farmall 2 disc bottom plow, fi ts Herd Sure-Feed M-12 broadcaster, 3 Ararat 336-710-1412. dry, $3,500. Gail Harris, Marion Super A, $150; Farmall 3 disc bottom bu. cap., pto drive, EC, $500. Jerry Millcreek 57P manure spreader, For Sale 828-652-6457. plow, fi ts H & M, $200. Rita Mills, Levit, Graham 336-376-5559. $3,100; Cyclone fert. spreader, 3 Sukup cult., 2 row, $4,500/both. Peachland 704-994-7839. Ford 501 sickle mower, 2 sickles, pt., $300; MF 240 tractor, $7,000; NOTICE Alex Draughon, Mt. Airy 336-320-2341. JD 30 pull-type combine, $900. fi eld ready, $7,450; NH 630 hay roller, Bush Hog SQ600 Squeeler, $650. N.C. law requires a permit Rev. fan for CAT D6C or D6D, William Thomas, Pittsboro 919-742- $7,000. Glen Mast, Lansing 336- Jerry McKenzie, Lexington 336- to sell honey bees in the state. LNC, $400; Delco alt., 24v, fi ts CAT, 6114 or 930-7401. 384-2816. 752-2700. A permit is not required for: The rebuilt, $125; oval fuel tank w/stand, CAT 931 track loader, rops, $14,000 2 bottom plow for Super A, 100, Cole corn planter, 3 pt., $500; sale of less than 10 bee hives stored inside, $250. Gerald Fox, Tay- OBO; IH 254 w/Woods RM59 fi nish 130, or 140, $100; fert. dist. for Super tillage tool, 3 pt., $300; Befco Cy- in a calendar year, a one-time lorsville 828-612-2407. mower, diesel, $7,500; Case Vac, GC, A, $350; Dearborn 3 pt. plow, $100; clone pull-behind C-30, 3 spindle going-out-of-business sale of less 1951 Ford 8N Red Belly tractor $2,300 OBO. C.L. Pickett, Burlington Ford 2 bottom plow trip beam, $350; fi nishing mower w/60 in. cut, 10.5 than 50 hives, or the renting of w/3 implements, VGC, $2,500. Gene 336-214-5827 or 228-8571. others avail. Edward Hammock, Ruf- Briggs & Stratton, $1,000. Robert bees for pollination purposes or Tanner, Reidsville 336-342-1672. Ford 5000 tractor w/buckets, fi n 336-388-2106. Harden, High Point 336-870-0968. their movement to gather honey. Contact Don Hopkins, state 1945 Farmall B culti-vision, $6,800. Bob Roach, Siler City 919- Tyler Patriot sprayer, 4x4, 500 41 JD A, hand crank, $3,000. Larry apiarist, NCDA&CS Plant Industry restored w/2 seats, $3,800. Melvin 663-1719. gal. tank, 60 ft booms, Raven controls, Baity, Moravian Falls 336-921-3051. Division, at don.hopkins@ncagr. Canter, Archdale 336-689-1497. Kodiak HD box blade, 6 ft, EC, gps foam marker, fi eld ready & shed NH 848 round baler, replaced gov or 919-233-8214. 1949 JD A w/documents, restored, $600. Joseph Midgette, Vanceboro 252- kept, $25,000. Flynt Hill, Lexing- air bags 3 yrs ago, GC, sheltered, ready for shows/parades, $5,300 OBO. 229-9392. ton 336-399-6736. has tractor mounted control box, Complete beehives, UC, $25. Her- James Killian, Crumpler 828-612-9550. 2008 JD 3975 forage harvester NH 478 haybine, fi eld ready, $4,250. Gregg Inscore, North bert Joyce, Mt. Airy 336-351-4937. Riding sulky, trail-behind, 2 w/2002 hay pickup head, long pipe, GC, $2,500. Rick Parnell, Winston- Wilkesboro 336-927-5365. Carpenter bee traps, like bird wheel, ball-type hitch, 8 in. rims, less than 800 ac, $27,000; NH 39A, Salem 336-408-1743. 1952 JD B tractor w/2 row cult., houses, traps & kills, shipping avail., 4.80x4 tires, $75. W. Kelley, Charlotte 3 row crop head, forage cutter head, MF 165 tractor, good paint & sheet GC, $3,000. James Cothren, Roaring $15. Randy Metcalf, Mars Hill 828- 704-616-9175. $2,000. Fenton Eure, Edenton 252- metal, new front & rear tires, multi- River 336-957-1976. 206-2938. AC no-till planter w/400 lb. fert. 312-6465. power 6 spd. trans., $5,000. David Ford 140 plow, 3-16, $900; 2-40 gal. settling tanks w/honey box, 2 row, incl. veg. & row crop plates, JD 6 row middle busters w/row Elliott, Kernersville 336-416-4517. JD 494A corn planter, 4 row, gates, 1 stainless steel; 2 frame $2,500; IH 140 tractor cult., fast hitch, markers, plow VGC, $800. Clarence KMC fi eld cult./fi nisher, 16 ft, $700. Eugene Everhart, Winston- reversible extractor, stainless steel rebuilt motor, $6,500. Michael Nardo, Jennings, Elizabeth City 252-330-4147. Kelly fi eld cult., $4,000; MF 520 disc Salem 336-971-6510. w/honey gate, $250-350. Bill Bouk- night, Henderson 252-438-8665. Jackson Springs 910-281-3522. Cub tractors & equip., 3 avail., harrow w/new tires, bearings & disc Alum. nurse tank on skid, 1,000 Beekeeping supplies & hardware, NH 273 sq. baler, kept dry, GC, $6,000. Charles Ellis, Henderson scrapers, 18 ft, adjust. disc gangs w/ gal., $1,500. Matt Sink, Winston- hive components, outerwear, tools, $2,500. Crawford Stallings, Bostic 252-432-5089. angle adjust., $3,500. Nathan Ball, Salem 336-978-5956. etc.; mated queens, $1-65. Dave 828-248-2769. JD 8100 tractor, 160 hp, 300 gal. Burlington 336-421-0809. JD 440 dozer, 2 cyl. gas, GC, Bradley, Nashville 252-443-6471. Foley Belsaw M-14 sawmill, all saddle tank, $57,500; 1989 JD 9500 Hay rake, 4 wheel, ground driven, $3,200. Mickey Durham, Trap- Keep bees on farm, east Rowan steel , on wheels, 46 in. saw, $1,600. combine, JD 925 25 ft fl ex. platform $225. Charles Cheek, Boonville 336- hill 336-984-9681. area, Free. A.S. Manuel, Salisbury Jeff Bolick, Lenoir 828-295-4462. & EZ Trail hh25 26 ft header hauler, 466-2000. 1985 Ford 2310 tractor, ps & live 336-239-4942. 1967 720, LP gas, rebuilt eng., 3 pt. $39,500. Trent Scott, New Bern 252- NH 616 disc mower, low acreage, power, 743 hrs., EC, $7,500. Tommy Kelly double boiler honey tank, hitch, ps, new paint, good tires, EC, 933-5010. sheltered, $5,500. Josh Wagoner, Boon- Rice, Salisbury 704-213-1495. 80 gal., $325. Charles Winesett, Pin- $5,800. Harold Freeman, Asheboro Case 1845C skid steer loader, GC, ville 336-466-2908. 2009 NH 616 mower, field nacle 336-368-2519. Italian queens, $25 + tax; marking, 336-629-0571 or 953-3794. $6,900. Von Graves, Burlington 336- Farmall Cub tractors, 6 avail., 2 ready, used on approx. 500 ac, GC, add $5. John Pledger, Trinity 336- NI hay & corn elevator, 40 ft, 213-0559. GC; turning plows, left & right; full $6,000. Nathaniel Watts, Landis 704- 475-5137. $500; NH 352 grinder mixer, $1,500. Hesston round baler, new belts, sets of cults.; bush hog, belly mower 239-5907. Extractor, 9 frame saf power, Thomas Cotner, Siler City 919-742-3446. $3,000. Cletus Potts, Lexington 336- & sickle mower, $5,000. Larry Brooks, First Choice fi nish mower, 60 $750. Larry Baity, Moravian Long disc, pull-type, 26 disc, 10 237-0630. Hamptonville 336-468-4252. in., rear discharge, 2 sets of blades, Falls 336-921-3051. ft wide, hydr. lift, EC, $2,000; 3 pt. 1972 Int’l 1066, runs good, pics. 2007 NH 570 sq. baler, used on sheltered, $425. Sam Wetmore, Wood- Beekeeping equip. & supplies, disc, 7 ft w/12 discs, EC, $400. Troy avail., $4,500. Roger Hunt, Den- 18 ac, LNC, $12,250. Caleb Triplett, leaf 704-278-2571. 10 & 8 frame woodenware, frames, Watts, Taylorsville 828-302-8596. ton 336-250-3391. Wilkesboro 336-469-2471. Ford 8N w/cutter, bog, plow, smokers, hats, veils, wax foundation, Tobacco harvester, 1 row Roanoke Tires for skid steer/compact tractor, Int’l tractor for parts, fi ts models new tires & motor repairs, runs tools, gloves, extractors & feeders, w/side deliv., Sheppard dump box, belt industrial tread, bkt 27 8.50 15, NC, 140, 130 & 100, $50-300. L.W. Conrad good, needs brakes, $2,800. Joe $1.50-35. Gail Morgan, Liberty 336- 622-3720. kit, $15,000; other items avail. J.W. never mounted, poss. deliv., $230/2. Joe Jr., Thomasville 336-472-3614. Freeze, Salisbury 704-279-5482. 2 frame plastic honey extractor & Pearman, Reidsville 336-394-7295. Blackburn, Wilkesboro 336-262-0575. Set spacers, makes Super C or 200 1997 JD 6400, $34,000; 1983 uncapping hot knife, NC, $200. Larry Bush hog, 6 ft, $450; hay mower, JD 530 w/monitor, 5x6 bales, 96 in. wide, $100; set spacers for Ford JD 4450, $34,000; CAT 930 rub- Stamey, Elk Park 828-207-7995 or $1,500; NI rake, $350; cult., $125; $3,800. Michael Moser, Liberty 336- w/16.9x30 in. rear tires to 96 in., $100; ber tired loader, $21,000 JD 780 260-7995. Baltic spreader, $250; JD drill, $400; 266-2018. Budget 1 ton elec. hoist w/trolley & tandem manure spreader, $7,500; 6 ft chisel plow, $225; others avail. Leinbach 20 disc harrow, 5 ft, cord reel, $350. Kenny Linville, Oak other items avail. Mark Tevepaugh, Equipment P. Josey, Statesville 704-872-8734. 3 pt. hitch, notched discs, drag incl., Ridge 336-473-4870. Cleveland 704-292-5596. For Sale Cole fert. dist./cult., 1 row, rebuilt LNC, $500 OBO. Brandon McCann, Int’l 430 sq. baler, fi eld ready, DR Power wagon pro, 1,000 w/new bolts, hoses, points & paint, incl. Elon 336-269-2947. $1,500. Steve Jones, Thomasville lb. cap., power dumping, elec. start, Rolling cult. w/fert., 2 row, $500; disc & extra ft for cult., $750 OBO. Drag harrow, 6x8 ft, ½ in. steel 336-475-6539. shed kept, $1,100. Ernest Faison, 2 row bedder w/fert., $500. Jerry Jimmy Covington, Pilot Mountain w/5 in. spikes, rigged to boom pole, IH/Farmall fert. hopper w/base Charlotte 704-365-8415. Johnson, Yadkinville 336-961-6188 336-368-1613. $350 OBO; Balmatic 600 lb. spreader & lid, fi ts Farmall 100, Super A, 140, AC tractors, 2 B’s w/2 sets or 467-0846. Magnetos, various makes & Woods RM-90-2 mower, 3 pt., 7½ w/owner’s manual, shed kept, LNC, etc., cast iron pre-greased gears, hopper cults., planter; C w/cult., none types, some w/gears, $95/ea. & up; ft, $1,000; MF 300 combine, gas, 10 $350 OBO. John Roy, Bethany 336- 19½ in. tall & beveled hopper opening running, $200-1,200. Bill Griffi n, 1979 Ariens Rocket V garden tiller, ft head, 2 row corn head, $1,950. Ben 274-2008. 15¾ in. diameter, $250. Doug Isley, Marshville 704-385-8129. GC, $295. Bill Payne, Madison 336- Fields, Pleasant Garden 336-601-9800 NH 273 baler, $2,100. Jeff Boger, Reidsville 336-558-0402. Int’l 510 conventional drill, 548-6630 6-8 p.m. or 674-0345. Mocksville 336-306-2859. JD 9500 w/920 fl ex header & cart, small seed box, fert. box, lg. seed NH 273 sq. baler, narrow teeth, 1953 Ford Golden Jubilee tractor, Case 1370 tractor, 4 rear tires, $38,500; IH 666, $7,500; JD 336 baler, box, double disc, pull-type, 10 ft wide pick-up, long tongue, $2,595; $3,700 OBO. Ernest Kirksey, Rockwell needs head gasket, $4,900. Ray $4,200; Taylor-Way 6 row cult., set on wide, $1,000. Norris McConnell, Mt. double rake hitch for 2 rakes, $850. 704-224-7350. Holmes, Greensboro 336-337-7788. 30 in. rows, $1,000. Todd Fogleman, Ulla 704-397-6262 from 7 a.m.-6 H. Graves, Linwood 336-853-7468. Vicon disc mower, 9 ft, GC, $2,000; MF 4015 bush hog w/15ft bat Liberty 336-565-8298. p.m. & no Sundays. Disc hay mower w/7 ft cut, JD M tractor w/cult., tires 90%, new wing, EC, $6,000; Case IH 275, 760 NH 847 round baler, manual tie, NH 853 round baler, needs $2,000 OBO; NH 847 round hay paint, show cond., $3,000. W.E. Sain, hrs., turf tires, roll bar, runs good, EC, $2,700. Jim McCuiston, Sum- repairs, good for parts, GC, $1,500- baler, sheltered, no rust, $1,800 OBO. Vale 704-462-2476. 2wd, 1 hp eng., 27 hp pto, $4,600. Lee merfi eld 336-580-7999. 2,000. Andy Smith, Monroe 704- J.B. Ross, Burlington 336-421-9383. 2001 New Idea 4854 round baler, Reavis, Kernersville 336-362-6055. Elec. grain auger, 16 ft, $350 400-3436. Bottom plows, 2 pt., $350; sub- 4x5 bales, twine wrap, less than 2,500 Woods belly mower, 5 ft w/ OBO. Michael Comer, Thomas- 1953 AC CA project tractor, soiler, 2 pt.; $175; disc plow, 3 pt., bales, EC, $12,000 OBO. A. Furr, all hardware, fi ts Int’l 234 tractor, ville 336-687-2670. motor redone, almost running, many $175; roll-a-bar rake, $400; fi nish Salisbury 704-798-3460 or drfurr@ $400. Charles Holeman, Timber- Case 885 tractor, diesel, GC, new parts, orig. spin-out rims, 3 pt. mower, $300; IH plow, $375. James windstream.net. lake 336-364-1429. $4,000. David Shepherd, Wilkesboro brackets added, $1,200 OBO. Ben Isley, Julian 336-263-1958. Int’l 544 tractor, shed kept, diesel, Scag 3 wheel hydro rider w/23 336-921-3166. Shook, Iron Station 704-477-2918. $5,500; Case-IH 395 tractor, shed kept hp Kohler eng., 236 hrs., 72 in. cut, Field Boss 31 white tractor w/6 ft Finishing mower, 5 ft, 3 pt. JD 1010 tractor w/cult, $7,500; GC, 1,636 hrs., $10,400. Jonathan well-maint., $9,999. Joan Vasata, fi nishing mower, 3 cyl. diesel, $5,100. hitch, GC, $900. Tim Dunn, Lo- JD M tractor w/cult., $4,800; JD Burleson, Lexington 336-596-0948. Elkin 336-366-3444. Mike Slade, Bath 252-943-1163. cust 704-485-3036. M tractor w/cult., $4,500, all GC. June 2015 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5

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NH 256 hay rake w/side deliv., Vermeer R23A double rake, 23 ft, JD M, MT & 40 parts, hydr. units, 2015 alfalfa hay, horse quality, no County Competitor dressage EC, $1,500. Barry & Lillie Boyles, GC, barn kept, $5,000; bush hog, 6 ft, sheet metal, head w/valves, front rain, in barn, sq. bales, $8/ea.; orchard saddle w/18 in. seat, xw tree, $2,200; Union Mills 704-530-0516. $2,000. Dan Hunsucker, Conover 828- ends, shanks & more, $5-350. Guy grass, sq. bales, $4.50/ea. David Beam, Barnsby Morgan/Arab tree w/21 in. 1978 JD 2040 tractor, 41 hp, lg. 312-0102. Hiniker, Oxford 919-815-0268. Claremont 828-241-3043. seat, $500; other items avail. Terri pump that can be used w/front-end Int’l 274 tractor, diesel, cults., side 2012 Branson 6640C, cab, 4wd, Persist orchard grass hay, sq. Aprile, Gibsonville 336-698-0207. bales, organically fert., $4/ea. Jaime loader, runs good, hr. meter bro- dresser, runs good, all orig., $7,950. Mike 66 hp., q/a loader & bucket, 275 Percheron mare & harness, 11 Ruff, Vale 828-308-8719. ken, $6,500. Mac Rushing, Mon- Garrison, Weaverville 828-337-2450. hrs., warranty until 10/16, LNC, 3 Lush fescue/clover ac in eastern y/o, $2,500; JD Plow Co. single roe 704-534-6901. Rainfl o model 2500 plastic mulch remotes, 3 spd. pto, all options, heat/ Wake co to lease for hay, conv. to hwy. horse courting buggy, $900. Glen NH 851 round baler, shed kept, layer w/drip line, slightly used, EC, ac, $32,500. Fred Hagenberger, Chapel & high demand, poss. storage, $50/ Hamilton, Denton 336-859-5038. fi eld ready, man. incl., $2,500 OBO; $3,500. Charles Pierce, Newton 828- Hill 919-968-1123. ac. Barbara Sedwick, Knightdale 919- 1997 4 Star 3 horse trailer, 10 wheel Befco wheel rake, man. 409-0449. Skid steer bucket w/detachable 365-7365. $15,000. Dewey Mesimer, David- incl., $2,100 OBO. Ty Kimrey, MF disc mower, 8 ft, used on 250 tooth bar, 4-in-1, 76 in., fi ts older NH, 2015 hay crop, rnd & sq. bales, son 704-933-8931. Marshville 704-624-6266. ac, $5,700. Roger Poarch, Lenoir 828- can be fi tted to any make, $1,450. Earl fert. & weed free, Ozark Bermuda 2008 Adventure Trails West, JD front mount 104 lb. suit- 754-2087. Almond, Albemarle 980-521-1188. grass, teff grass, fescue, rye grass 2h slant load alum. trailer w/tack case weights, $100/ea.; 14 ft fi eld Ford 4000 diesel w/loader, new JD 457 round baler, 540 pto, mega & orchard grass, deliv. & wholesale compartment, water tank & tack, orders, $6-50/ea. Brandon Creech, cult., $1,000. Randy Clontz, Indian fl uids, alt. & battery, fi eld ready, wide pickup, bale kicker, monitor, $9,000. Katie Carpenter, Penrose 828- Zebulon 919-761-3894. Trail 704-634-5910. reliable, $6,700. Andy Bryant, Zion- shed kept, GC, $13,000. Rick Hatley, Hay, horse quality, sq. bales, 877-4758. NH 474 haybine, shed kept, ville 828-773-9383. Locust 980-521-7459. $3.25/ea. Vernon Hill, Mt. Pleas- 1 horse cart, GC, $850. James GC, $1,800; NH 273 sq. baler, shed JD hay rake dolly wheel, $750; ant 980-621-5091. Davis, Lillington 910-890-9698. kept, GC, $1,800. Benny Livengood, MF sickle mower, $375; Ford hay Doctor buggy, 1 horse, rubber Equipment Salisbury 704-637-3122. rake, $650; Ford 101 2 bottom plow, Hay & Grain tires, new leather harness, GC, Hay wagons, 16 ft bed & 14 ft $400; Int’l sickle mower, $700. Reagan Wanted $2,500. Marvin Butler, Raleigh 919- bed w/JD running gears, $1,000/ Hudson, Vale 828-874-3389. Wanted 271-1562. ea.; twin rower hitch to pull 2 NH Ford/MH rear tractor turf tires & 1995-2000 Terramite T5C. Charles Bay gelding, 13.2 hh, 7 y/o, good Hay, need steady & reliable source, rakes, EC, $700. Johnny Harrison, rims, 16lx28, 8 on 8 lug pattern, 2/ea., Barker, Clinton 910-564-4931. hooves, $800. Charles Ott, Cam- 1950 JD B tricycle hood w/1 hole will commit to buying 750 bales of Salisbury 704-639-0867. LNC, $750 OBO. Shawn Burch, Cur- eron 919-498-1299. for gas tank. Joel Fogleman, Whitsett Coastal/grass mix hay, prefer deliv. Joy MF 245 w/Bush Hog front-end rie 910-540-1539. Donkeys, jacks & jennys, standard 336-345-0186. Frannicola, Smithfi eld 919-398-5230. loader, new clutch, good rubber, Disc harrow, Ford series, 28 blade Tractor tires, 16x9x24; 16x9x32, & minis, raised w/cattle & goats, $100 $6,500. Barry Nesbitt, Salisbury 704- & 2 fi ller blades, 10½ ft, $1,250; need 2. J.R. Smith, Sophia 336-689-4335. Horses & & up. Jason, Sanford 919-499-8440. 642-0024. Ford scrape blade, 6 ft, 3 pt. hook-up, Bush Hog garden tractors, sickle Supplies Horse boarding near Pittsboro, Cults. for Farmall Cub w/4 ft, $150. William Coats, Salemburg 910- mowers, fel, implements, literature, For Sale turn out & shelter from weather, pas- $550; rockshaft, $85. Lonnie Owens, 564-4808. parts tractors, etc. Scott Culbreth, ture & hay prov., $200/mo. Maureen Statesville 704-657-4000. 1990 King Kutter scrape blade, Kinston 252-521-2141. *** McGinn, Pittsboro 919-542-2365, Pressure washer, 500 gal. tank, 7 ft, rotates 45-180, $500; Danuser Auger attach. for skid steer w/ PLEASE NOTE: All equine 913-7789 or 860-754-6543. 6 mos. or older must have a pto driven on trailer, wands attached wood splitter, works w/hydr. tractor, bits. As Manuel, Salisbury 336-239-4942. Old horse drawn equip. Thomas current negative Coggins test. to sprayer sprays ceiling, fl oor & $500. Geniva Bruton, Mt. Gilead 910- Horses & Donadio, Winston-Salem 336-528-9432 Advertisers must supply the sides, 2 reels w/adj. wands w/50+ ft 571-0782. or [email protected]. accession number of test, the Supplies steel reinforced hoses, $3,500. Joseph NH BR750 round baler, VGC, JD 2555, 2755 or 2955, must have name of lab doing the test, the Wanted Edmisten, Harmony 704-657-4830. $9,200 OBO. Scott Byrd, Newton cab; JD 6000 series tractor. Curtis date of test and results for each Wagon wheels, will repair, need 2. 1950 Ford 8N tractor, good for Grove 910-591-8552. Redding, Sophia 336-819-0405. equine advertised. The follow- Bob Herndon, Liberty 336-622-1199. restore, $2,500. Hugh Caldwell, Moores- Ford 309 planter, shelter kept, Plug aerator, cat. 1, 3 pt. hitch, ing advertisers have provided Appaloosa gelding for cattle proof of a negative Coggins test. ville 704-664-1061. $750. Phil Bowden, Benson 910- UC, 3-4 ft wide, $500-750. Brian work, must be well broke w/good Donley, High Point 336-906-8265. John Blue sprayer, 350 gal. 591-9929. handle & feet. Steve McPherson, 1950’s CAT D8 14A or similar, Miniature donkeys, spotted & stainless steel tank w/foam markers, Goodyear industrial sure grip tires, Snow Camp 336-263-6042. GC, $3,500. Carl Griffi n, Wades- 18.4x28, 12 ply rating, tubeless, NC, FC-GC, certain repair needs ok. Bill grey females, breeding quality, halter Morgan, Marshville 401-932-2292. Wagonette, 2 seat. Paul Waddell, boro 704-695-6066. never mounted, 3 avail., $1,200. Larry broke, friendly, reg., $500 & up. Steve Front-end loader for JD 955 Ramseur 336-879-3158. Ford 8N tractors w/repair Burch, Ivanhoe 910-596-1077. Levitt, Efl and 919-563-9527. tractor. Bobby Wright, Peachland 704- Amish buggy w/harness & Amish manuals, 2 avail., bush hog, scrape TD8C dresser dozer, 3,400 272-7745. gelded horse, $2,000. Joe, Four Oaks Farmland blade & disc, $2,500/all. Ben Rick- hrs., runs good, 6 way blade, $8,500 Grain seeder, 3 pt., ground For Sale etts, Wadesboro 704-848-4206. OBO. Travis, Winnabow 910-612-3817. driven. Nathan Morrison, Stony 336-524-1384. NH 268 baler & NH 55 pull-type Snapper tiller, 3 hp, runs good, Point 704-450-2664. J Stall light portable corral rake, both fi eld ready, $1,500. Johnny $175. Carl Lee, Rockingham 910- Rops/canopy for JD 4020, UC. Bill panels, 6 5x5 ft, makes 10x10 corral, Land for sale must consist Oates, Bessemer City 704-864-2961. 895-4564 or 995-7886. Black, Midland 704-506-4584. $75. Horace Hester, Winston-Salem of at least 3 acres and be NH 270 sq. baler, sheltered, GC, Ford 2 row planter w/Gandy box, Tractor tires, 12.4x24. Steve Mc- 336-767-8141. used for agricultural pur- $1,500. Chad McAulay, Hunters- extra plates, drop hoses, GC, $600. Drew Call, Valdese 828-205-6325. Bay standard bred mare, 12 y/o, poses, i.e. cultivation, raising Old ride-on style tobacco harvester, ville 704-875-6476. Gupton, Garner 919-215-8616. 15.1 hh, rides & drives, gentle, $2,500. livestock and/or other farm sit on to crop style. Keith Thompson, Rear tractor tires & tubes for JD 855 tractor w/72 in. comm. Don Whittington, Mt. Pleasant 704- commodities. Maxton 910-384-6763. 792-5584. Advertisers must indicate Ford Red Belly, 11.2-28 on 10 in. mower, aprrox. 900 hrs., GC, 4wd & Oliver 440 tractor. Barry Mabe, 2002 Adam 2 horse bumper pull rim, 85% rubber & 40%, $175. Robert hydr. trans., $8,500. Robert Mott, Ra- Jackson Springs 910-673-1658. use of land. Connell, Concord 704-918-0846. leigh 919-233-2948. Trans. for Long 2610 or 2510 trailer, loading ramp, dual axle, GC, 1989 Crawler, all new under General Metals applicator/ tractor, 680, 520, 480, 680 models will $2,500. John Kalwitz, Cameron 919- 65 ac in Martin co, 15 ac cleared, carriage, 4-n-1 bucket, 977K, sprayer, stainless, high fl otation tires, work. Warren Boykin, Zebulon 919- 935-9797. 50 ac cutover wood land, good for $32,000. Dewey Mesimer, David- newly rebuilt pump, EC, $3,000. Terry 592-5526. Lg. horse barn for rent, 180 ft, hunting, 2 rd. front right-a-ways, 14 stalls, riding rink & 4 ac pasture son 704-933-8931. McPherson, Graham 919-280-2467. Hay & Grain $2,500/ac. William Modlin, James- 276 hay baler, 469 haybine, 256 NH 275 baler, fi eld ready, $3,500; area w/woven wire fencing, lg. center ville 252-792-7709 after 10 p.m. hay rake, hay tedder, hay elevator, disc mower, $1,500; 5 wheel hay rake, For Sale hall in barn & riding rink, incl. water, 50 ac farm w/30 ac pasture, 2 $450/mo. Dianne Watterson, Lexing- bd/1½ ba brick house w/2 car garage, Int’l tractor, manure spreader, MF $500. Charles Ott, Cameron 919- Hay, 2015 cutting, no rain, alfalfa, ton 240-498-0733. lg. shop & storage, $1,000/mo. Boyd hay rake, $9,500/all. Anthony Chic- 498-1299. in fi eld, $7.75/ea.; at barn, $8.75/ Pasture horse boarding w/horse carello, Kannapolis 704-938-4718. JD 1520 tractor, 50 hp, ps, diesel, ea.; orchard & alfalfa mix, 50+ lb. Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. NH 273 baler, 7 ft 477 hay- 2,800 hrs., GC, $6,250; JD tractor, 47 hp, sq. bales, in fi eld $7/ea.; at barn, $8. barn, 30 ac fenced pasture, storage for 10 ac tracts in Snow Camp, 2 bine, roll-a-bar 256 rake, kept dry, diesel, ps, 2,800 hrs., GC, $2,650. John Harden Phipps, Julian 336-446-6817. tack & hay, riding trails, secl. area, avail., perked, good for horse pasture, $6,000. Jerry Efi rd, Albemarle 704- Perotti, Stem 919-528-3722. Fescue, spring 2015, sq. bales, $100/mo. Boyd Lockhart, Semora 336- $68,000/10 ac; $132,000/20 ac. Ray 983-5330. AC forklift, 5,000 lb. cap., pneumatic/ in fi eld, $3; 4x5 rolls, $35/ea. G.L. 234-8518. Holmes, Greensboro 336-337-7788. Reddick 12 hooded sprayer foam fi lled tires, propane fuel, runs Draughn, Yadkinville 336-468-2336. Horse boarding, 12x12 lighted, 49.33 ac in Surry co, good w/2-300 gal. tanks, pump & Ravens good, needs cyl. repacked, $2,000. Jeff Orchard/fescue mix, sq. bales, horse matted stalls, 2x daily feedings w/ for livestock, creek fed, 4 bd/3 quality, $6/ea.; cow & goat hay, $4/ea. controller, used on 500 ac 1 season, Wilson, Bear Creek 919-548-2131. hay & feed, turn outs, tack room, ba house, out bldgs. & small hay B. Lindley, Pittsboro 919-742-4009. lighted riding ring, work ring, trails, barn, $225,000. Jan Earley, Pilot $15,000. Barry McSwain, Norwood Cole 12mx planter w/seed/spacing Hay, horse quality, $30/roll. H. partial, $225; full, $300. Tony & Tricia Mountain 336-351-3576. 704-985-3751. plates, LNC, $1,050 OBO. Lee Fryar, Davis, Reidsville 336-260-7606. McMasters, Ramseur 336-302-6853. JD 6600 combine, 2,700 hrs., Wake Forest 919-556-1822. Coastal Bermuda hay, horse qual- 51 ac in Caswell co, Yanceyville, good tires, new a/c, 15 ft grain head, JD 4400 combine w/fl ex head, ity, not pumped on, 1st cutting, rnd Horse boarding, pasture only, mini farm/hunting retreat, 2 ap- well-maint., fi eld ready, $7,000. Lee runs good, 16 ft grain drill, $2,500- & sq. bales, tractor trailer loads can $350. Ray & Lynn Dean, Hurdle Mills proved perk sites & pond, adjacent Dry, Locust 704-985-3887. 4,800. Milton Upchurch, Princeton 919- be deliv., $5.50-40/ea. Bobby Dunn, 336-364-1205. to state game lands of 16,000+ ac, Turff tires, 8.3x24, 7 total, 689-9077. Snow Hill 252-236-2630. Horse boarding, 6 mi. southeast of $135,000. Sam Munday, Kerners- FC-NC, 4 on wheels, 2-900x10 NI 4150 bar rake w/tongue w/wheel Coastal Bermuda grass hay, horse Greensboro, 12x12 stalls, tack room, ville 336-414-6141. multi rib on wheels, need 12.4x24 for easy attach. & keeps rear wheel quality, bulk discount, hay analysis & grooming stall, wash area, quality hay 11.67 ac in Mt. Airy, fenced deliv. avail. for extra fee, sheltered, sq. cleated, $50-100/trade. Steve McCall, from bumping rake, $3,400. Robert & grain, 2x daily feeding, full board, pasture, some wooded, lays nice w/ bales, $6/ea.; wheat straw, sheltered, $350/mo. Brenda Reed, Liberty 336- creek, great for horses, livestock, Valdese 828-205-6325. Perry, Siler City 919-742-5524. sq. bales, $4.50/ea. Anthony Cartrette, 622-2159. row crops, grapes, homeplace, 1974 Sears Suburban st/16 garden JD 4400 combine w/213 fl ex head, Chadbourn 252-756-2920. Saddles w/extras, Australian Sid etc., $52,000 OBO. Gray Cassell, tractor, Tecumseh eng., not running, 4,500 hrs., GC w/new parts, hydr. auger Alfalfa/orchard grass, in barn, $5/ swing & working ac, incl. all service Hill & Legend dressage, $425/ea.; Kernersville 336-430-8877. extra parts, oem manuals, good for ea.; in fi eld, $4/ea. John Kapp, Rural manuals & extra parts, $7,000. Bran- Hall 336-969-6630. Springer stirrups, $125; tack & sup- 11.5 ac in Forsyth co on Shal- parts/restore; Sears 8 hp tiller for don Creech, Zebulon 919-761-3894. 2015 oats, 55 gal. drum, $35/ea.; plies, $5-100. Beverly Teague, Lew- lowford Rd. w/house, mini farm, st/16 tractor, $250/all. Greg Smith, AC tractor, runs good, $3,000. Bill bushel in bulk qty., $4.50/ea. Randy isville 336-945-0387 on Sundays by meadow & stream, $339,000. Paul Catawba 828-302-2101. King, Advance 336-926-0249. Clontz, Indian Trail 704-634-5910. appt. only. Wells, Hamptonville 336-468-4442. Page 6 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2015 FARMLAND FARMLAND LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK POULTRY & SUPPLIES 13 ac w/pasture, 30x60 garage, Land to lease for hunting, ethical Alpaca female, buy 2 & get 2 Polled Hereford bulls, full blood, Quail, gambel, California, blue 2-30x100 sheds & 26x30 shed & hunter, 1-several yrs., conservation males, $1,000. Derek Adams, Pine dark colored, gentle, out of lg. stock, scale, Mex. speckled, jumbo & white stream, $250,000. Jerry Poteat, Mt. minded w/landowners best interest Hall 276-226-6240. $850 & up. Jim Long, Kannapolis 704- Bobwhites, coturnix, Texas A&M, Airy 336-648-9878. in mind, refs. avail. Andrew Cope, Reg. Jersey heifer calf, born 699-3871. jumbo browns, albino chukars, rock 26 ac in Randolph co, 7 ac Old Fort 828-668-6356. 11-14, weaned, de-horned & vacc., Kathadin x Dorper lambs, born 01 philby & Barbary, $1.50 & up. Jimmy Pasture/open land in Wilkes co fi eld & 19 wooded w/deep river good future milk cow, $600; yearling & 03-2015, pasture born & raised, easy Furr, Stanfi eld 704-888-0213. for lease/purchase, must have water frontage, $60,000. Randy Macon, source. Nicholas Allen, Wilkesboro 919- oberhasli pet wethers; oberhasli/alpine/ keepers, rams, $75; ewes, $100. Barry Birmingham Roller pigeons, Ramseur 336-824-2288. 548-2463. oberhasli cross does, dam raised, Dellinger, Cherryville 704-740-5444. performance bred, great spinners, 25 & 100 ac in southern Da- Horse farm 25 mi. radius of born 02-15, $75-150. Leslie Hankey, ADGA reg. spotted Nubians, lots $20 & up. D.R. Dennis, Randleman vidson co to lease for deer hunt- Chapel Hill for lease w/small dwell- Mooresboro 304-839-2756. of color, nat’l champion bloodlines, 336-498-5034. ing, 4 hunters, $900-1,600. L.J. ing for single, mature & responsible Katahdin/Dorper rams & ewes, Rising Creek/Kastdemur/Pruittville, Guineas, pearl, mosquito & Smith, Denton 336-859-5539. female business owner, must have $150-200. Kelly Martin, Burling- cae free, $200-350. Bonnie Allyn, New tick control, taking orders for 2015 12.9+/- ac in Rowan co near Rock- fenced pasture for few horses, pet ton 336-214-9421. London 704-798-7112. hatch, 1 d/o keets, $3 & up; 2014 well, planted pines, $105,000. Gary friendly. Lisa St. Michael, Chapel Kiko-cross doelings & bucklings, Saanen bucklings, weaned, 8 w/o, adults, $12. Alvin Searcy, Marion Wagoner, Badin 704-422-5153. Hill 919-799-0707. spring 2015 kids, hardy, low maint., damn & sire out of Spinning Spider 828-738-8533. 30+ ac farmland & woodland mix 100+ ac in Rowan co, barn, from excel. breed stock, ready 07-15, creamery, $150. Suzanne Levesque, Indian Blue peafowl, 1 y/o, in Chatham, southeastern Alamance, shed & house, clear & timbered northern Harnett or southwestern good for meat goat breeding stock & Vale 704-904-8630. healthy males & females, $65/ea. land, $775,000; 100 ac mountain Johnston co w/or w/o house & bldgs. brush clearing, $200. David Ward, Reg. myotonic buck, 2 y/o, tri- Glenda Sowers, Lexington 336- land w/timber above Lowgap, Chip Stitt, Cary 919-841-6123. Burlington 336-222-9933. colored, blue eyes, Tn/Tx variety, 413-4211. $350,000. Rhodnick Lowe, Salis- Goats, kiko, Boar, Nubian cross, $400 OBO; NZ Kiko buck, reg. w/ Lewis Brothers poultry house bury 704-636-3408 or 202-9605 8 Farm Labor 10 nannies, $125 & up/ea.; 5 kids, $60 NKR, dob 02-26-11, genetics incl. Bhr windrower, $11,500. Barry McSwain, a.m.-6 p.m. For Sale & up/ea. Shane Manuel, Salisbury Zion, Tasman Zorro, etc., $450. John Norwood 704-985-3751. 42 ac farmland in Alexander 336-239-4942. Salmi, Boone 828-264-4732. Pure Pakistani aseels, not hatch- co, 20 ac mountain timberland & Provide & install woven wire Yorkshire boar, 1½ y/o, good for Bred Angus cross heifers, avg. ery birds, oriental gamefowl, great 22 ac farmland, $200,000. Colleen fencing, all wooden posts, $10/run- breeding, 200+ lbs., $200. Shane Es- 1,000 lbs., bred to Angus bull, Thun- setters/broodys, young cocks & hens, Caldwell, Mooresville 704-664-1061. ning ft w/$2,500 min. order. David sick, Lexington 336-250-1165. der Son, gentle, med. frame, calve asst’d., rare colors, $30. Charles 5½ ac at Fisher Peak near Mt. Watterson, Lexington 240-498-8054. Nigerian dwarf goats, babies, in fall, $2,700/ea. Derek Teague, Pearson, Battleboro 252-343-7453. Airy, 3 ac pasture, timber & lots Bush hogging, light grading, spotted, tri-colored & blue eyed, great Catawba 828-446-6111. White homing pigeons; racing of extras, $30,000. Louise Smith, gardens plowed, light loader work, pets, from proven milking line, $75 & Reg. polled Hereford bull, excel. homers, will ship, $10/ea. Danny Kannapolis 704-796-3018. etc.; mobile welding & equip. repairs, up. Josh Foltz, Winston-Salem 336- for purebred/comm. herd, born 12-11, Humphrey, Kinston 252-527-0918. 40 ac in Randolph co, paved $65/hr. Brandon McCann, Elon 336- 251-4709. epds & heritage avail., deworming Indian runner ducks, various rd. frontage, creek & loblolly 269-2947. Reg. Angus 1st calf cow w/bull & vacc. current, prod. good calves, colors, ducklings, $7/ea.; adults, $12/ pines set in 2003, $110,000. Larry Fencing, barbed wire, hi-tensile calf, Occ bloodlines, $4,000/pair; $2,000. Jim Sweet, Candler 828- ea. Kelly Martin, Burlington 336- Macon, Salisbury 704-798-2208. elect, hi-tensile woven wire, fi xed knot Spanish cross bucklings, born 12-14, 667-1505. 214-9421. 9.62 ac in Rockwell, hardwoods woven wire, board, privacy, free est., $150/ea. Steve McPherson, Snow Kiko goats, reg. high % purebred Peacock, pheasant, Appleyard & pines, approx. 3 ac cleared, build small structures, $1/ft & up. Gary Camp 336-263-6042. & 100% New Zealand kiko goats, duck, turkey & orpington chicks, $5 deer & squirrel, old pond site, Ellis, Bear Creek 336-581-3696. Simm-Angus bred heifers, lg. parent verifi able via dna, excel. worm & up. Charles Hennis, Supply 336- needs rebuilding, $90,000. Frank Welding repair service, free est., frame, ai bred to Abs Domino 3027 resistance, $400 & up. Ann Dun- 215-8067. Stiller, Salisbury 704-857-1297. in fi eld service avail., $28/hr. Phillip & Angus compliment bulls, vacc., 1 ning, Carthage 910-947-1744. Hy-line brown pullets, red & white 13.5 ac near Charlotte w/goat Hicks, Eden 336-612-2974. group calving 09-2015, $2,750; 2nd Angus bulls, reg., ai sired by B/R chickens, laying age, Rhode Island/ dairy facility w/cheese kitchen, milking Bush hogging service, cleaning group calving 01-2016, $2,250. Travis New Day 454, dob 10-27-13, excel. sex link hybrid, vacc. & debeaked, parlor, bath, birthing stalls, loafi ng up around farm fi elds, ponds, dams, Graves, Burlington 336-266-0460. quality, $2,500 & up. Terry McPher- $6.75 & up. E.D. Snider, Staley 336- areas, horse stable, fenced pastures & pasture fences & clearing up overgrown Polled Nigerian dwarf buck, gold & son, Graham 919-280-2467. 317-4105 or 708-2998. 3 bd/2 ba home, $299,900. Suzanne limbs growing into fi elds, $60/hr. dep. white, born 04-14, good milking lines, Spanish goat bucklings, 100%, Birmingham roller pigeons, Levesque, Vale 704-904-8630 or on location. Mary Mckenzie, Jackson $225; ADGA, ags Nubian & Nigerian born 03 & 04-2015, cross w/Boer for $15 & up. Jimmy Shermer, Jones- 240-9353. Springs 910-528-2293. dwarf babies, born 03-15, spotted, color & hybrid vigor, natural worm ville 336-526-1360. 60+/- ac in Pender co, single house John Blue pumps, parts & repairs, some polled, blue eyed, $150-300. tolerance, $175-300. Stanley Holcomb, Cross link, bb red Phoenix, blk. pig nursery in operation, pastures, all guaranteed; rebuilt pumps & spray- Janet Clifton, Lowgap 336-326-7400. Siler City 919-345-9855. Jersey giant, welsummer, buckeye & house & outbldgs., $410,000. Larry ers, $50-3,000. Scott Blackwell, Cerro Scottish highlander cows, 2 East Friesian cross ewe lambs, 70- yellow golden pheasant, straight run DeBose, Wallace 910-285-4723. Gordo 910-770-1189. proven preg. & reg. cows, calving 80% ef, 15-20% St Croix, out of prod., chicks, $2-5. Jeff Reynolds, Winston- 136 ac in Sampson co to lease Tractor/farm equip. repair, restora- 06 & 07-15, cow & sire papers avail., easy & hardy ewes, $200-250. Lisa Salem 336-543-4109. for hunting w/trails, hwy. entrance, tion & painting, clutch & eng. rebuilds, $1,600/ea.; $3,000/both. Chris Huys- Duff, Moncure 919-369-4890. Ringneck pheasant chicks, $4; $10/ac. D. Peterson, Salemburg 910- $50/hr. & up. Danny Hicks, Siler man, Sparta 336-372-7327. Dorper/Katahdin sheep, $100 breeders, bantams, blk. cochins, 564-4962. City 919-704-5219. Sim-Angus bull, blk. w/white face, & up; 2 y/o desert ram, blk. w/horns, silkies, $10. Fred Hill, Roxboro 336- 9.4 ac land in Kennansville, dob 12-08-14, sire Destination 928, $200. Brenda Dorsey, Bahama 919- 598-4710. mostly cleared, good for farmland Farm Labor reg. Angus, dam Rito 6I6, Hummer, 471-1676. Bourbon red turkey poults, or homesite, $65,000. Larry Burch, Wanted $1,450. Andy Simpson, Ararat 336- Kathadin x Dorper sheep, 7 w/o-18 various ages, $8 & up. Stephen Ivanhoe 910-596-1077. 469-8132. m/o, $175-225. Adam Gregory, An- Smith, Gibsonville 336-601-4743. 102.5 ac in Anson co, approx. 1 Part-time laborer for horse farm, Kiko/Boer goats, 50/50 & 75/25, gier 919-669-6609. Chickens, red sex link & hr. from Charlotte, good for chicken fence repair, bush hogging, grounds, from full blood New Zealand Kiko buck, Santa Gertrudis bulls, developed white leghorn, 1½ y/o laying hens, farm, great hunting, hogs, turkey & various hrs., must provide refs. Barbara bucks & nannies, $150 & up. Steve & ready for spring breeding, 13-15 $7.50. Randy Wright, Staley 336- lg. deer, $219,000. Carl Lee, Rock- Sedwick, Knightdale 919-365-7365. Jones, Thomasville 336-475-6539. m/o, good for purebred herds & 622-2386. ingham 910-895-4564, 995-7886 or Bred Angus cows, due soon, comm. cow herds, will add lbs. to calf Blue, Americana chickens, 919-417-9649. Livestock $2,250; bred Angus cows, due soon crop, $3,000 & up. Brandon Creech, trio, show quality, good health, lays & calf on ground, $2,950. Scott, Snow Zebulon 919-761-3894. blue eggs, $75; racing homers, solid Farmland For Sale Camp 336-516-3673. Goats, 2 castrated males & 2 females, white, $20. Bill Williams, Mt. Airy Santa Gertrudis bull, dk. red, 3 all w/horns, not for food, Free. Nate 336-710-3360. Wanted Katahdin/Dorper ram & ewe y/o, good conformation, $2,500. Bob Otto, Castalia 919-853-3984. Rhode Island Red pullets, 8 lambs, shots & wormed, $110 & up; Land to lease for 2015 & future Lightner, Walnut Cove 336-595-6717. Katahdin lambs, $150. Lynn w/o, approx. 60 left, $5. Jackson Boer goats, bucklings & doeling, shots yrs. for deer hunting within hour drive ADGA reg. buckling, from good Merritt, Chapel Hill 919-933-0349. Allred, Randleman 336-964-9993. & wormed, $90 & up. Dory Van Duzer, of Stanly co, ref avail., responsible milk herd, healthy, $350. Debbie Billy kids, 3 m/o, 1 Kiko/Spanish, Silver & golden seabright, Durham 919-416-9689. hunter. Jimmy Furr, Stanfi eld 704- Bracken, Mocksville 336-671-3117. 50/50 & 1 90% Kiko/10% Spanish, $10. Woody Starnes, Waxhaw 704- Nubian buck, 14 m/o, blk. & 888-0213. Miniature llamas, adults & babies, poss. trade, $200 OBO. John Kalwitz, 242-4290. white, gentle, full blood, n/p, proven Pasture land in southern Ala- various colors, males & females, pet/ Cameron 919-935-9797. Choretime adult & brooder breeder, healthy w/all vacc., $200. Dan mance co to lease for cattle. Travis guard, $700 & up. Michael & Wanda Reg. blk. Angus bulls, low birth feed lines, 1,500 ft, GC; adult plas- Graves, Burlington 336-266-0460. Propst, Wilkesboro 336-984-9228 or Higgins, Gibsonville 336-697-8955. & high growth, gentle, grass fed, son waterer, UC; 3 lg. steel feed 5-40 ac in Union co area to lease 704-305-4377. Boer kids, born 02-2015, full blood great epd’s, Blue Q, Right Time, New tanks, $500-1,500. James Harkey, for hay, will pay 20% then owner Blk. Angus herd bulls, steers & & pure bred, all shots, healthy, herd Design, 13+ m/o, guaranteed, $2,000 Monroe 704-307-3981. can lease to row crop renters. James heifers, Traveler, GT Maximum & Harkey, Monroe 704-307-3981. prod. grand champion last 2 yrs., $250 & up. Danny Dennis, Mt. Gilead Guinea keets, $3 & up; full grown 727 Executive bloodline, $700 & up. Pasture/hay land in Union or & up. Dodd Linker, Clemmons 336- 910-572-2286. guineas, 2014 hatch, $15/ea.; blk. Tim Moss, Graham 336-376-3773 Anson cos for lease, will maintain 712-2484. copper maran chicks, $5 & up. Jim between 5-11 p.m. property, $50-75. Andy Smith, Mon- Charolais bulls, 14-20 m/o, thick Long, Kannapolis 704-699-3871. Reg. Angus bulls, calving ease, 15- Livestock roe 704-400-3436. & sound, $2,000-2,400. Dennis Martin, Humidaire model 2001 incu- 18 m/o, bse tested, Prophet, In Focus 25+ ac in Rowan or Cabarrus Fallston 704-472-1885. Wanted bator & Humidaire model 21 H & Final Answer bloodlines, $3,500- cos, cash buyer, will consider for- Limousin & lim-fl ex bulls, $2.500 & hatcher, $350. Jim Queen, Indian est, pasture, farm/homestead. Julien 4,000; reg. bred blk. Angus cows, due Pigs, 6-7 w/o. Jim Childress, East up. Kevin Parker, Casar 704-538-9593. Trail 704-753-4112. Booth, Charlotte 704-608-3100 or 10 & 11-2015, $2,000-3,000. Robert Bend 336-699-8723. Hampshire cross hogs, 100+ Silver pheasants, melanistic mutant/ [email protected]. Simpson Jr., Lucama 252-289-5889. lbs., $115 & up. Julian Burgin, Nor- jumbo ringneck mix, $20. Edward Land in Person or Caswell co Dwarf Nigerian goats, billy, Poultry & for hunting lease, archery only, resp. wood 704-699-2158. Mills, Kannapolis 704-932-8034. nannies & wethers, $50. Edward Supplies hunter, refs. avail. Jeff Morton, Reg. Kiko meat goats, % bucks; Heritage breed turkeys, standard Minchin, Beaufort 252-725-5435. For Sale Charlotte 704-661-8192. bronze & royal palm poults, purebred Kiko does & bucks, % & purebreds, 100% & purebred New Zealand buck- Land in central NC to lease for Jamesway incubators & Jamesway parents on site & hatched on site; all colors, proven bloodlines, never lings, does & doelings, pics. & papers deer hunting for 2015-16, father & hatcher, commercial quality, $4,000/ courtinix quail chicks, $10. Donny dewormed or feet trimmed, $225. Jarod avail., $250-800. Jonathan Crabtree, son, respectful hunters. Jeff Foster, ea. OBO. Charles Roberts, Moores- Epps, Troy 910-220-0065. Candler 828-231-5877. Bowman, Staley 336-736-9314. Pittsboro 919-428-6112. ville 704-661-2118. June 2015 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7 POULTRY & SUPPLIES SEEDS & PLANTS SEEDS & PLANTS WANTED FARM SUPPLIES WANTED TRUCKS & TRAILERS Guinea keets, various colors, Dwarf hollyhawk, cockscomb, Silver drip cane seed. Terry Corrugated perforated drain HD triaxle trailer, 8x18, 3 ft $3-10. Charles Moore, West End 910- egg tree, medicine men marigolds, Hartzog, West Jefferson 336-877-4222. pipe, 4 in. x 250 ft, NC, $110. Doug dovetail w/fold up ramps, shed kept, 295-6953. summer poinsettias, money plant, big Isley, Reidsville 336-558-0402. $3,500. C.L. Pickett, Burlington Portable chicken tractor, holds daisy, yellow sundrop, detura trumpet, Supplies Gravity fed grain boxes, fi ts on 336-214-5827 or 228-8571. up to 6 chickens comfortably, can use $1/pkt. + SASE. Margie Banks, 653 long bed pickup & trailer, $150/ea. Alloy wheels for Nissan Frontier, to clean & fert. garden, $290. E.C. Roper Rd., Flat Rock, NC 28731. For Sale Michael Comer, Thomasville 336- 15 in., LNC, matching set, $150; Tatum, Laurel Hill 910-318-8300. Old English boxwoods, variegated Gourds for bird houses & crafts, 687-2670. Ford wheel, 16x7, $25. Donald Quail chicks, Bobwhite, $50/100; boxwoods, small leaf uromus, snow lg. sel., $1.25/ea. & up. Denny Rollins, Hobart 300 amp wire welder w/ Wood, Salisbury 704-636-2618 Tennessee red, $60/100. George balls, burning bushes, etc., 3 y/o, pot- Mocksville 336-492-7223. Hobart 27 wire feed, 100% duty cycle, before 9 p.m. Parker, Lumberton 910-374-8176. ted, $5/ea. Wayne Inman, Westfi eld Metal barrels w/lids & rings, 55 GC, $925/trade. Louis Mullins, Roar- 1973 Int’l Loadstar 1600, 345 Old English game bantams, 336-351-3206. & 60 gal., $5/ea. Stephen Peachey, ing River 336-696-4142. v8, 4 spd. w/2 spd. rear end, no various breeds, $20 & up. Allen Lucky buckeyes, $4.25/doz. + Hamptonville 336-468-8422. Generator w/wheel kit, 10,000w, dump, new remanufact. eng., rebuilt Roberts, Mt. Gilead 910-571-2036. shipping; buckeyes for planting, $5.25/ Long box barns w/blue trim, elec. & man. start, less than 25 hrs., trans., good bed & body, runs good, Ducklings, pastel call ducks, doz. + shipping. Jules Simmons, 424 new gas burners last yr., GC, 4 avail., $850. Jerry Sutton, Marshville 704- $2,900. Chris Faulkner, Burling- mallards, pekings, runners, mus- Grand Vista Dr., Sylva NC, 28779 or $7,500/ea. Jerry Johnson, Yadkinville 291-1920. ton 336-212-1521. covy, chicks & goslings, $3 & 828-226-4700. 336-961-6188 or 467-0846. Unico grain bins, 5,000 bu., 2 1971 Ford F600, 330 eng., 14 ft up; mature laying hens & ducks, Zinnia seeds, lg. heads, fresh 2014 Plastic containers, 1 qt.-4 gal., avail., $5,000. Ronnie Stewart, Stony dump, runs & dumps good, $2,000 $20 & up. Jessica Sutton, Jackson crop, send cash & return address, $0.05-0.40; wire b&b baskets, cone, Point 704-585-2227. OBO. Dave Blackwood, Greens- Springs 910-603-8285. $6/5 tbsp. Jack Taylor, 120 Queens 24-28 in., $2.50/ea.; irrigation supplies, Butler grain bin, 2800 bu., boro 336-317-0831. Exotic longtail chickens, blends Dr., King, NC 27021, 336-577-6886. pipes, alum. risers, controls, $5-100/ GC, $2,500. Johnny Harrison, Salis- Predator bed, 12 ft, Tommy lift, of Phoenix, sumatra, yokohama, cuba- Daylilies; green liriope; Stella ea.; security gate, $175. W. Kelley, bury 704-639-0867. air compressor, all alum., 2 extra laya & others, beautiful fl owing tails d’oro, red, yellow & purple blooms, Charlotte 704-616-9175. Water liq. tank, 1,000 gal. w/2 storage boxes from tractor supply, & range of colors, chicks & adults, ext. blooming period, many varieties; Oil drums w/caps-valve stand, 275 in. ball valve, $300 OBO; feed bins, $2,500. Larry Brooks, Hampton- $10 & up. John Peaspanen, Rocky bare root, mix/match, $75/25; $60/15; gal., $200/ea.; drums for pig cook- 5 ton, GC, $900/ea. OBO. Joseph ville 336-468-4252. Point 910-726-5076. $220/75. G. Stowe, Haw River 336- ers, 275 gal., $100/ea. John Hood, Edmisten, Harmony 704-657-4830. Tandem trailer, 15 ft, new Peacocks, $35 & up; guineas, $8 675-0466. Greensboro 336-621-4954. Old complete barn, 80x80 w/loft, tires, good floor, front mount & up; turkeys, $10 & up; chickens Leyland cypress, inspected in fi eld, Creep feeder, 3 ton, portable w/ wide & thick boards, buyer takes down manual winch, $875 OBO. Brian $3 & up. Roy McLamb, Linden 910- gravel rd. access, buyer digs & hauls, panels on sides, LNC, $3,500; Priefert & removes all material, $2,500. Johnny Sharpe, Greensboro 336-501-2999. 893-3012. 14 ft, $40/ea.; 10-12 ft, $25/ea. David head gates, man., EC, $400. Troy Watts, Oates, Bessemer City 704-864-2961 1974 Ford F600 parts, grill, 2 Pheasants, red gold, yellow Watterson, Lexington 240-498-8054. Taylorsville 828-302-8596. or 770-486-4291. spd. rear end, 4 spd. trans., 361 eng. gold & pure silvers, hatchlings Green giant & leyland cypress Plastic barrels w/lids & rings, $15/ 1900’s wooden slatted butter churn, & others, $300. Jerry Poteat, Mt. to 1 y/o, $10 & up. Ronny Pope, trees, used for privacy screening, 1 gal., ea.; water/oil totes, 275 gal., $100/ea.; 4 metal bands, VGC, $150. Gary Wil- Airy 336-648-9878. Carthage 910-947-1202. $3; gardenias, 3 gal., $8-12; leriope & metal burning barrels, $12/ea.; stain- liams, Granite Falls 828-396-2510. Pull pin trailer, 6x12, oak bed, Rare breed chicks, ducklings hosta, full 1 gal., $3; leriope; etc. John less steel tank, 250 gal., $700. Jeff & T-post, 6 ft, $2.50/ea. Jim Bos- mobile home rims & tires on axle, & quail, hatching every Tuesday, Hood, Brown Summit 336-301-7502. Lisa Brittain, Hickory 828-327-4782. tian, Claremont 828-459-9276. $300. Gary Murphy, Clemmons 336- farm fresh chickens & ducks, npip Rosemary, 800 gal. pots, disc. Gorman Rupp Irrigation pump, Rail fencing, 2 hole locust line 764-0814. ai clean, shipping avail., $5-25. John w/100+, $4/gal. Lewis Draughn, v4 Wisconsin eng. on wheels, 3 in. posts, $7.50/ea.; saw split poplar rails, Hydro-bed truck bed w/hydr. hay Whitley, Denver 980-298-4029. Dobson 336-374-8307. inlet, 3-4 in. outlet, rebuilt motor, $5/ea.; others avail. Eddie Moretz, forks, bed only, $4,500 OBO. Ronnie Sunfl ower seeds, old timey type Deep Gap 828-963-0883. Stewart, Stony Point 704-585-2227. Small Animals $1,200 OBO. Imogene Moore, Liberty w/huge 12-14 lb. fl ower, 15-18 in. 336-685-0375. Rainbird 100 b irrigation guns, 4 1999 Ram 2500, 4wd, 14K mi. For Sale diameter, send SASE & $3/25 seeds; Irrigation system w/T453 Detroit avail., $100/ea.; irrigation pump, doda on rebuilt eng. & trans., restored, $5/50 seeds. N. Smoot, 6227 Welborn pto chopper pump, 5x3, $1,000. Wil- $9,000. Richard Brandon, China Purebred New Zealand red, diesel eng., Berkley model B4EYQBH, Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. liam Coats, Salemburg 910-564-4808. Grove 704-857-7700. white, blue, blk. & broken rabbits, Champions 5 in. & 4 in. 30 ft pipe, Muscadine & scuppernong plants, Artsway 450 feed mill, shelter kept, 1970 F700, 4 spd., 2 spd axle, Californian, American, silver fox, t’s & elbows, 80E sprinklers, 30 ft healthy, potted, 5-6 ft, planting & trim- $3,250. Phil Bowden, Benson 910- 330 eng., 14 ft dump, 55K orig. English spot, creme & champagne pipe trailers, $15,000. J.W. Pearman, ming instr. incl., grows w/o pesticides, 591-9929. mi., $4,500. Chad McAulay, Hunt- d’argent, ped. avail., $20 & up. Delbert Reidsville 336-394-7295. $15. Bob Whitaker, Mocksville 336- Water tank, 325 gal., cutouts to ersville 704-875-6476. Spillman, Sophia 336-498-7103. 1,000 gas gen., $175; 14,000 power 469-4822. fi t over wheel wells inside bed of Tandem axle trailer w/tilt bed Purebred Flemish giants & station gen., 613 cc, gas, comm. use, Perennial Egyptian walking onion, American full-size pickup, $130. Joe & tailgate, 16 ft, good car hauler/ purebred white New Zealand rab- $4,000; water pump, 3 in., 6½ hp, $5/10 sets; $8/20 sets + $2 postage; Holleman, Knightdale 919-266-2214. farm trailer, $1,500. Thomas Led- bits, healthy, good quality, unrelated $350; pressure washer, 3,000 psi, garlic chive seeds, approx. 30 seeds, Aged alpaca manure, good for better, New London 704-984-0715. Flemish giant pairs, $30-40. Kristen $225. Keith Beeson, Kernersville $3 + SASE. Keith Crouch, Eden 336- plants, etc., $5/25 lbs. Helen Council, Truck crane, RO Stinger TC- Altamirano, Kannapolis 704-223-0600. 336-407-2616. 623-6514. Durham 919-418-9072. 2863, on 1992 Ford F-800 truck, Tennessee redback rabbits, good Conto bulk barns, oil burner, Crepe myrtles, red, pink, lavender $25,000; Bucyrus-Erie 35-C ll for training beagle pups, $10. Allen $3,500/ea. David McLean Sr., Lum- & white, 3-10 gal., $10-50. James truck crane, 20 ton, DT466 lower, Roberts, Mt. Gilead 910-571-2036. berton 910-738-9855 or 827-9841. Neal, Liberty 336-687-3822. Farm cut fi rewood, $40/truck Supplies 3208 upper, $25,000. B. Burton, Aquaculture, Japanese maples, many variet- Conover 828-244-1652. load; cypress post, 8-10 ft, $75/10. Wanted Supplies & ies; unusual conifers; ginkgo, 12+ G. Stowe, Haw River 336-675-0466. 2006 WW gooseneck encl. trailer, varieties, all male; various hosta & 32 ft, inside dem. 7.4 x 7.8 ft, has Services Wanted Walnut, maple & cherry lumber, Log barns, fi eld stone, old farm ground covers, $3-300. Jim Holland, racks inside for tools, double doors on 1 in. thick, 4-8 in. wide, 8-12 ft long, equip., etc. Dave Blackwood, Greens- Koi for farm pond, reasonably Lewisville 336-813-5543. back & side door, HD, $5,500. Kirk rough sawn, dried approx. 5 yrs., $1/ boro 336-317-0831. priced. John Ryder, Durham 919- Old-timey running okra, ½ Kern, Star 910-571-2271. ft. Delmar Burleson, Lexington 336- T-posts, 5-6 ft, woven wire. Burt 596-4180. oz., 50+ seeds, $2 + SASE. Rick 1966 Chevy 8 lug split rims & 746-5627. Bell, Statesville 704-450-3339. Brown, Mooresville 704-309-3819. hubcaps, 16 in., incl. tires, $200 Seeds & Plants Elec. pecan cracker, cracks 50+ Grain bins, 6,000 bu. cap.; dry- Daylilies, many varieties & colors, OBO; step bumper for same, 3 lbs./hr., high % halves, 110v, steel ers & fans. Danny Sedberry, Mt. For Sale $5 & up. Janice Parker, Hickory 828- spd. trans., $50. Dale Hardison, construction, cracks all sizes, no Gilead 910-572-8566. 217-6539. retooling, portable, lightweight, war- Watha 910-604-0601. Fall bearing red raspberry plants, Trucks & Livestock trailer, 16 ft, goose- PLEASE NOTE: Individuals or ranty, $2,995. Gordon Pearce, Bailey 4 in. containers, $2.50; Allegheny Trailers neck, EC, $4,000. Donnie Ward, businesses offering nursery stock for 252-230-0224. sale in North Carolina are required chinkapin bushes, in containers, 6-12 Tobacco sticks, buyer loads, For Sale Nakina 910-642-4972. to obtain either a nursery or nursery in. tall, $7.50. Mary Dollyhite, Ca- good for crafts & to stake plants, 1971 homemade utility trailer, 2006 U-203 Gfe Speedy Spreader dealer license. For more informa- tawba 828-478-5110. 1,000+ avail., $200. Angela Hyson, 6x12, good fl oor & tires, $500; 1998 on 1990 Int’l truck, 11 ft, no rust, tion, contact the NCDA&CS Plant Heirloom fi g trees, cutting grown Manson 252-456-5236. universal utility trailer, 5x8, good auto. rate controller, $25,000. Kevin Industry Division at 800-206-9333 from over the world, superior to brown Coleman Powermate generator, fl oor & tires, $450. Steve Parnell, Mt. Anderson, Statesville 980-233-2285. or 919-707-3730. turkey/celeste; pomegranates, bamboo, 8 hp Briggs eng., 4000 kw, w/10 in. Gilead 910-573-0712. Trucks & grapes & more, $30 & up. John Peas- preumatic tires, $275; elec. generator, Goodyear tires, 14.00x20 in., 18 panen, Rocky Point 910-726-5076. Trailers Loofa sponge, $2.50-10/25- 13 hp Briggs eng., 7,500 kw w/10 in. ply, 4/set, ½ tread, $40/ea. Gerald Fox, Wanted 100 seeds; marigolds w/lg. yellow Organic tobacco transplants, preumatic tires, $600. John Daniels, Taylorsville 828-612-2407. blooms, $2.50-7.50/25-75 seeds; Virginia & Burley varieties, 3 ft 6 Murfreesboro 252-587-7111. 1969 Dodge 600 dump truck, 5 spd. in. tall, cost + shipping, 20+ plants, Farm trailers w/cotton wagon heirloom hollyhocks w/lg. blooms, Jars w/fi nger hold, food quality, trans., 2 spd. axle, 14 ft steel dump type wheel confi guration, rubber/ $2.50-5/25-40 seeds, send cash + $2.50/ea.; 50+ plants, $1.75/ea.; 100+ 1 gal., small mouth opening, good bed w/twin cyl., 2 sets of side boards, plants, $1.50/ea.; etc. Sun Butler, steel wheels. E.C. Tatum, Laurel SASE. William Ayers, 5620 Sher- for juices/wines, $2/ea.; reg. mouth ran good 15 yrs. ago, $2,500. Delmar Hill 910-318-8300. Chapel Hill 919-819-8210 or tobac- rills Ford Rd., Catawba, NC 28609 canning jars, ½ gal., Mason, Kerr & Burleson, Lexington 336-746-5627. Single axle farm trailer, hauls [email protected]. 828-241-1132. Ball, $1.75/ea. Gary Michael, Lex- 1995 Chevy Kodiak, CAT diesel, eng., 40 hp tractor, 14-16 ft. Kenneth Old timey cockscomb seeds, ington 336-239-3717. frame & cab GC, no bed, $3,200. John Buffkin, Clinton 910-990-5801. huge blossom head w/rich crimson Seeds & Plants Headgate & chute, GC, $600. L.B. Tuten, Hendersonville 828-243-9607. color, sturdy 18 in. stalk, approx. 200 Bond, Dobson 336-374-0103. Stoll gooseneck cattle trailer, 20 seeds, $3 + SASE. Barry Cox, 6225 Wanted Priefert cattle squeeze chute, ft, $3,500. Bill Scotton, Staley 336- To keep up with the Welborn Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. 215-5651. latest on the N.C. Depart- Tubers, roots, bulbs, etc. to start old $2,650; Priefert palpation cage, $550; ment of Agriculture and Sorghum cane seed, red top, timey dahlias fl owers. Donald Wood, Priefert trailer kit, $710; galv. round 2015 Calico stock trailer, 16 ft, Consumer Services, check sugar drip & dale varieties, seed Salisbury 704-636-2618 before 9 p.m. pen corral panels, $75/ea.; calf creep $4,950. H. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. out the department’s blog in cold storage, untreated, $7.50/ Eastern red cedar for nursery feeder, $520; HD auto. headgate, Big Valley gooseneck livestock at www.ncagr.gov/blog, lb.; treated, $9.50/lb. Larry Stout, stock, 6-12 ft. Bruce Wagoner, Gib- $500. Dustin Wright, Advance 336- trailer, 20 ft, center gate, $2,895. Ron- where you can also fi nd Waynesville 828-456-9934. sonv ille 336-449-5532. 403-6652. nie Mills, Peachland 704-994-7839. social media links. Page 8 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2015 Confi scated Venus fl ytraps returned to their native lands Plant only grows wild in area near Wilmington and in a small part of South Carolina

Venus fl ytraps, with their exotic good looks and hinged, fl y-eating claws, have an innate allure that brings out both the good and bad in human beings. Recently, the plants brought both sides together as ones taken illegally from public lands were returned by good- hearted volunteers interested in seeing this protected species continue to exist in its native North Carolina location. In fact they were so intent on help- ing these plants that volunteers Robert and Ruth Jones, Linda Phillips, Kathy Schlosser, Judy West and Mimi Westervelt drove more than three hours to get to the Wilmington area where the plants grow naturally. Schlosser serves as the chair- person for both the state Plant Conservation Board and the Friends of Plant Conservation. That area, and a few acres in South Carolina, are the only places in the world where the plants grow naturally. Land de- velopment naturally threatens pockets of the plant on private land, which is a concern for conservationists. But an even bigger concern are poachers, hoping to cash in on people’s desire for the plants, who are robbing preserved lands and the greater community of these “protected” natural resources. Outrage and concern about a number of large thefts from public lands in the past few years has prompted recent changes in the law, making it a felony to steal plants from pub- lic and private lands. But clear- ly, the problem continues. A tray of the small, squatty plants that were part of the re- cent replanting effort, were con- fi scated following a September 2013 arrest. They had been in the care of Southeastern Com- munity College science teacher Becky Westbrooks and her stu- dents, who were intent on nurs- ing the plants back to health in the hope of giving them a better Volunteers and staff from the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Plant Industry Division recently replanted Venus fl ytraps that were poached from public lands in 2013. The fl ytraps were being cared for at Southeastern Community College in Whiteville since they chance of survival on return. A were confi scated from poachers. Pictured top left, plant conservation specialist Lesley Starke preps a spot for planting. Top right, a trowel holds second tray of plants is being some of the squatty plants. Bottom left, volunteer Robert Jones, right, passes plants to Starke for replanting. Bottom right, plant conservation cared for at the N.C. Botanical specialist Rob Evans, right, talks about the preserve’s terrain with volunteers. Garden, which serves as a kind of witness protection home of “Several of the spots where it was obvious a couple of the where taking plants is a harmless these plants to get involved with sorts for the plants. we intended to replant the fl y- sites had been visited. activity. and support organizations that “If the places where we traps had signs of recent poach- Protecting plants on public “Too many people are taking are focused on fl ytrap conserva- replanted are safe, we’ll plant ing, which is very disheartening,” lands is challenging, Welch said, too many fl ytraps,” Welch said. tion, such as The Nature Con- the rest of them back out,” said Welch said. “We don’t want to put particularly with larger sites. “Now they are becoming rarer servancy, Coastal Land Trust David Welch, program admin- them back in a place where we For example, the Boiling Spring and rarer. If we continue on this and Friends of Plant Conserva- istrator with the Plant Industry know poaching is occurring.” Lakes Preserve in Brunswick track, they will be wiped out. tion. Each one of these groups Division. “If not, we’ll look for While scouting new loca- County includes nearly 7,000 “It’s getting to a tipping have specifi c initiatives focused another location.” tions, Lesley Starke, a plant pro- acres. point,” he added. “It started in on fl ytrap conservation and out- Seeds produced while the tection specialist with the Plant Welch said getting people to the ’90s, when there were mil- reach. plants are in the care of the N.C. Industry Division, also revisited understand what is at stake here is lions of the plants. Now there are Raising awareness about Botanical Garden will become places where plants are known to critical to conservation efforts. thousands. And that was just in a the plight of these plants is part of the garden’s seed bank, be to get an idea of the number “North Carolina is ground couple of decades. Part of the loss important, too, Welch said. If which is part of national and of plants there, and whether any zero for fl ytraps,’ Welch said. was due to development of private plants on public lands continue international initiatives to con- areas showed signs of poaching. “People should understand that land, but now most of the plants to be poached, people may not serve the seeds of rare plants. As the group journeyed deep- the world is counting on us to are saved on conserved lands, and have the opportunity to see Their chances of survival er into the woods, it seemed that keep them as protected as we they are getting poached. It’s per- them in a natural setting. “The and propagation will likely be the dense underbrush might offer can.” vasive and it’s getting worse.” only place where the plants will just as dependent on staying out a natural deterrent to unwanted The loss of plants is real, and Welch encourages people be are places without public ac- of the eyesight of poachers. visitors, but based on plant counts Welch said we are past a point who are interested in helping save cess,” Welch said.