Market Bulletin South Carolina Department of Agriculture Volume 88 January 16, 2014 Number 2

South Carolina MARkET BuLLETIN South Carolina Department of Agriculture Volume 88 January 16, 2014 Number 2

Next Ad Deadline: January 28, 2014, Noon agriculture.sc.gov Market Bulletin Office: 803-734-2536 The 2014 SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo is Here The 2014 SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo is finally here. More than 100 exhibitors are taking part in the trade show at the Florence Civic Center January 16-17. The latest agricultural technology is also on display and there are numerous education opportunities. The Expo is highlighting the importance of farm safety with grain bin rescue demonstrations and training. Commissioner Hugh Weathers will participate in the first rescue demo Jan. 16 at 12:30 p.m., when experts rescue him from a partially filled grain bin. Additional demonstrations are set for Jan. 17 at 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. All demos will happen in the Expo’s outdoor exhibit area at the Florence Civic Center, 3300 West Radio State Farmers Markets Drive, Florence, 29501. Look for a complete wrap up of the Expo in the next addition of the Market Bulletin along with pictures Availability Listing from the second annual event. Seasonal In-State Hugh E. Weathers Featured Products Commissioner South Carolina SFM 3483 Charleston Hwy. Ag Works – Farm Eye for the City Guy Let’s Celebrate West Columbia, SC 29172 In November, Farm City folks in Lexington County partnered with WACH Fox 57 to celebrate 803-737-4664 Farm-City Week with a unique feature called Ag Works – Farm Eye for the City Guy. The show was so the Year cucumbers, greens, okra, peas successful that the partnership has expanded into a year-long effort. of the Horse To celebrate the work of farmers in South Carolina, every month throughout the year City Guy Tyler Greenville SFM Ryan, host of Tyler’s Travels, is visiting a different farm and participating in hands-on day-to-day According to the Chinese 1354 Rutherford Rd. operations. Next fall, he will be the guest speaker at the Lexington County Farm City Banquet telling calendar, 2014 is The Year Greenville, SC 29609 about his experiences working on the farms. of the Horse. I have always 864-244-4023 The goal of Ag Works is to show and acknowledge the incredible challenges farmers face. They work wondered how that decision apples, dairy products, squash from dawn to dusk, often into the night, in all kinds of inclement weather. was made. Regardless of that The first job featured in Ag Works was harvesting cotton on the Delano Kneece Farm in Pelion. Luther detail, horses generate a Pee Dee SFM Kneece and his cousin, Ricky, and their families grow corn, cotton and peanuts and raise cattle. Luther substantial amount of money for 2513 W. Lucas St. gave Tyler an up-close-and-personal look at cotton from field to fabric. agribusiness in ways that Florence, SC 29501 Inside the 6-row self-propelled cotton picker, the City Guy learned that farmers depend on things like most people don’t realize, which 843-665-5154 the weather that they can’t control, but they also depend on their skills and technology. For instance, contributes significantly to our apples, citrus, collards, the cotton picker must remain on the rows within three inches or the cotton could get bogged down in state’s economy. Now this is pecans, sweet potatoes the headers. That could be difficult when you’re parading a 50,000 pound machine down six rows plenty reason to celebrate! of cotton – unless you have the right electronics on board. Our state’s horse industry is Log on to “If you have 400 acres of cotton to pick, your hands would get mighty sore,” noted Tyler, “if you didn’t booming. With horses located in agriculture.sc.gov have technology like GPS and the skills to use that technology.” every county, the economic and click on Tyler also was able to climb on board a module builder. The big rig compacts 20,000 pounds of cotton impact is huge. Horse owners Daily Market News Reports into modules which wait covered beside the fields until they can be transported to the gin. At the gin, the invest in real estate—not just cottonseed is removed from the fiber to be used for livestock feed and oil. Then, the cotton fiber is stored farm land, but in houses where in a warehouse and later shipped to the end user. they can own or ride horses “We don’t stop until the sun goes down – Monday through Saturday,” said Luther. “We work every day safely. They pay property taxes except Sunday. Farmers grow the and insurance, they install food . . . they grow the fiber,” he fencing, build barns, erect said. “But it’s something we storage buildings, put down enjoy doing.” wells, run water lines, and they “Farming is not really a job. It’s buy things—lots of things for a way of life!” said Loni Rikard, their horses. chair of Lexington County Farm The reason you don’t see City Programs and owner of many horses around urban Rocky Wells Agri-Services. areas is because horse owners, “Today, generations are far more breeders and trainers need removed from the farm, so it’s large amounts of land, which is more important than ever to bring usually less expensive in rural awareness to the amount of work areas. It’s also safer and that goes into producing food, quieter. As soon as horse owners fiber, and fuel.” have a place for their animals to “Lexington County is a great live, they want a vehicle to example of how farm and go with their lifestyle. The city work together in South Luther Kneece talks about growing cotton with WACH Fox Anchor purchase of a truck or SUV is Carolina,” she added. “This is an Tyler Ryan for the feature Ag Works – Farm Eye for the City Guy. soon followed by a horse urbanized area, but it’s also one trailer, which means more of the top ag producing counties in the state. With all the people in the world, farmers have to produce money spent for gasoline and more with less and they do that through technology. It’s a very high-tech process.” diesel fuel. No one embodies “work” more than the farmer. Farmers are real people with a real work ethic. Because Any horse owner will tell you of their determination and strong work ethic, they provide food and other raw materials for 4.7 million that one horse often leads to South Carolinians and 300 million Americans. another, so the family can get As the temperatures drop, keep in mind our farmers who are struggling to keep crops from freezing and involved. People buy saddles, their animals fed and sheltered. No matter how bad the weather, there are no cancellations when it comes tack, clothes, boots, and an to farming. endless amount of equipment. Throughout the year, join Tyler Ryan in his travels to collard, cattle, chicken, peach, and other farms and see just how Ag Works for you. Don't miss more upcoming visits to local farms with Tyler on Good See Let’s Celebrate Day Columbia as the city guy gets a farming eye. Visit http://www.lexingtoncountyfarmcity.org for more the Year of the Horse, information and upcoming features. continued on page 8 Page 2 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN January 16, 2014 CASE IH 900 PLANTER, The South Carolina The Market Bulletin does not publish dog ads 8rW, 3ph, hy fold, monitors, rm, Market Bulletin insecticide box, $7000; 2 silage (ISSN 0744-3986) from kennels or breeders. blowers, $350ea; more. Jeff Published the 1st & 3rd Thursday Millen; Chester; 803-209-0893 of each month by the SC Department of Agriculture, Wade Hampton HAY SPEAR, 3ph, GC, State Office Building, Columbia, Aquaculture HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, bull Dogs $75obo, cash or trade. SC 29201. Periodicals postage calves, $200ea, 1m/o, good Robert Hansen; Spartanburg; paid at Columbia, SC 29201. STERILE GRASS CARP, b'lines. Mark Connelly; Ads for dogs 3 months or 864-313-7911 older must be accompanied How to submit an ad: All 12-14in, $11ea. Perry Price; Colleton; 843-599-0963 WOODS L306, 6ft mower for advertisements must be printed or Lexington; 803-356-3403 2 BLk ANG BuLLS, 22m/o, by a copy of current CFA or Super C, LN, $1200; 7ft typed on 8½ x 11 paper. It must FARM RAISED CHANNEL 27m/o, $1800up. A Laws; Rabies Vaccination Certificate 3ph scrape blade, $300. R Yonce; include full name of advertiser, CATFISH, fingerlings, 30¢ ea, Pickens; 864-637-8852 signed by a licensed Saluda; 803-685-7240 complete mailing address, zip code, disc on orders of 2000+; 3 LONGHORN STEERS, veterinarian. Under 3 months AuTO CATTLE HEADGATE, county, phone number with area code. ½-1lb fish, $3/lb; 1lb+ fish, 5-6ft horn spans, $1500- you must include a birthdate. some surface rust, in GC, $200. It may also include an email address, $2/lb. Russell Smith; Calhoun; 2500obo. Sharon Sandlofer; NO DOG KENNEL/BREEDER Johnny Martin; Anderson; 864- that will allow email reminders to be 803-568-2994 Sumter; 518-755-6981 ADS ARE PERMITTED. Only 561-9544 sent for ad renewal for next issue. BREAM, 1-8in, 35¢-$1.50; SIMM & SIMANG dogs-for-sale notices will be '75 FA 140, key start, All ads must re-submitted for each Bass, $1.50; Catfish, 50¢; YRLING BuLLS, AI & published. As a last-priority cultivators, 1ph, fert attachment, issue if you wish the advertisement to Grass Carp $13; Threadfin embryo pedigrees, $1500up. item, dog notices will be tight steering, good paint, more, be published. Prices must be included Shad, $30/lb; more; qty disc, published as space permits. on all for-sale items. Advertisements Jim Rathwell; Pickens; $4200. Fred Faulkenberry; should be no longer than 150 characters p/u or del. Derek Long; 864-868-9851 Chesterfield; 843-623-7827 which also includes name, county, and Newberry; 803-276-2070 2 HOLSTEIN STEER POuLTRY HOuSE phone number. One advertisement per CRAPPIE, 2-4in, $1-2; CALVES, on winter pasture, The Market Bulletin SPRAYER, 50ft hose & reel, category up to 4 different categories Bluegill Bream, 1-7in, 30¢- hay & grain fed, $250ea. does not publish dog side & vert spray nozzle, more, per household. $1.25; Largemouth Bass, 3in, Timmy Price; Lexington; ads from kennels or $6500, AG spray pasture sprayer, Important: Please see each individual $1.50; Catfish, 4-6in, 50¢ ea. 803-892-6148 more, $3300. Kyle Bowers; category for important rules and Cannon Taylor; Newberry; BLk ANG BuLL, 9m/o, breeders. Kershaw; 803-288-4191 regulations that may apply to your 803-276-0853 $850; FB, no papers. '53 60 JD, rebuilt eng & trans, advertisement. The Market Bulletin will Larry Gunter; Lexington; orig 3ph, runs & drives good, be unable to print your advertisement Cattle 803-532-7394 GREAT PYRENEES, 5F, $4200obo or trade smaller JD or until all requirements are met. MIXED CALVES, 4-5m/o, B-11/23, $150. Eric Wheeler; Ford. Charlie Catoe; Kershaw; Mail or fax advertisements DAIRY STEERS, weaned, $300up. Roland Perez; Aiken; Kershaw; 803-299-4276 803-438-1282 to the following: pasture ready, $400up. 803-649-9172 SQuIRREL FEISTS, B-10/1, 220 JD LEVELING HARROW, Advertising Brent Bradley; Saluda; BLk ANG COWS, M/F, 1st shots, $200. Jon Ham; 9in spacing 18ftw, $5000; 11 PO Box 11280 864-445-2487 Florence; 843-409-1080 Columbia, SC 29211 to calf soon, $1600; reg shank Taylor Way chisel plow, Fax: 803-734-0659 BLk ANG BuLL, reg, Blk Ang bull, $2000. GERMAN SHEPS, B-12/9, $900. Chris Chambers; Anderson; selling to prevent inbreeding, Terry Gibert; Greenwood; 864- AKC reg, $950. Jimmy Heath; 864-350-0190 To advertise online, visit gentle, $2100obo. Frank Aiken; 803-645-3232 agriculture.sc.gov, Market Bulletin, 993-4212 20FT GN STOCk TRL, hvy click on post an ad, and follow Townsend; Greenwood; 2 YNG REG HEREFORD ¾ BORDER COLLIE ¼ ENG duty dual axles, new paint, the ad submission instructions. 864-227-2004 COW CALF PRS, $4500; SHEP, 2y/o, neutered, UTD vet, rewired w/new lights, $2500. BLk ANG STOCk, $200. Carroll Williamson; Subscriptions 6 red Ang heifers, 5 Ang Gene McCarthy; Edgefield; To subscribe by mail, send a check 2 cows bred w/4th calf; heifers, ready to bred in Richland; 803-240-2814 803-278-2274 or money order payable to 1 cow bred w/2nd calf, spring, $1200ea. Steve Sease; BLuE HEELERS, B-10/22, 2H TRL, FC, dual axle, SC Department of Agriculture, cows close to calving; Anderson; 864-304-6313 2M, tales docked, working stock, padded inside walls, removable Attn: Circulation gentle reg bull, $4700all. BBu REG BFMSTR BuLLS, 2nd shot, $150. Ramona Atkins; divider, escape door, storage PO Box 11280 Harry Cameron; Williamsburg; $1250up. Joseph Logan; Calhoun; 803-874-4578 compartment, $800. Buddy Columbia, SC 29211 843-221-7614 Greenwood; 864-538-4732 AkC REG BEAGLES, Fleming; Union; 864-350-4061 Allow 6 to 8 weeks REG BLk ANG BuLLS, 17 REG ANG BuLLS, B-11/10, 6M 3F, $200up. Steve kING kuTTER, 60in finish for paper copy processing 12-15m/o, BSE, exc dispo & 15-24m/o, forage perform Ard; Aiken; 803-603-0642 mower, GC, new belt, $750 or To subscribe or renew online. EPDs, calving ease, $1800up; BLuE HEELER, Aust Cattle, visit agriculture.sc.gov, test & pedigrees, w/low BWs, will trade for 3ph bedder or click on News & Information, heifers, open or bred, more, breeding soundness exams, CKC, B-11/15, M, shots, bale spear. Ziggy Surawski; then Market Bulletin, and $1500up. S Clark; Greenville; $2500up. Dixon Shealy; dewormed, $250. Paul Langston; Marlboro; 843-430-4637 follow the instructions at the secure site. 864-430-7734 Newberry; 803-629-1174 Pickens; 864-483-0137 JD 4640, in shed, new A/C, Paper or Online Versions: BLk ANG BuLL CALF, REG LOWLINE RED dryer & lines, mechanically $10 (1yr) or $20 (2yrs) B-6/13, from reg stock, AuG BuLL, 15m/o, $1800. Farm Equipment sound, w/21ft JD 230 disc Combination of Paper and Online Versions: $850. Ken Boggs; Anderson; Keith Cash; Greenville; harrow, new blades, $22,500. $20 (1yr) or $40 (2yrs) 864-934-8699 864-275-6782 Farm equipment and farm truck Gene Jeffcoat; Lexington; Non-refundable. 2-F1 BLk BALDIE YRLNG BLk ANG BuLLS, ads may not be submitted 803-568-3126 Postmaster, send address changes to: HEIFERS, out of reg polled calving ease, gentle, $1.40/lb by commercial dealers. All ads GRAVITY WAGON, GC, SC Market Bulletin Herefrd dams & reg Yon cash. Brian Rikard; Oconee; must include the following $1500. Dwight Rish; Lexington; PO Box 11280 Objective Blk Ang sire, 706-491-1111 signed statement: “THIS FARM 803-312-4167 Columbia, SC 29211 more, $1250ea, both/$2400. 12M/O ANG BuLLS, EQUIPMENT AND/OR FARM kuBOTA 1750, hydrostat, Market Bulletin Office TRUCK WAS USED ON 803-734-2536 Gene McCarthy; Edgefield; $1200ea. Kenneth Rhodes; 2wd, 60in belly mower, Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 803-278-2274 Anderson; 864-847-9445 MY FARM OR I AM NOT $8000obo. Jonathan Langston; Monday - Friday 2 BLk ANG HEIFERS, HEIFERS, 475-700 lbs, A COMMERCIAL DEALER.” Pickens; 864-918-0231 Only farm truck ads with For other information at the bred, 800-900lbs, bred to $700-850ea. Robert Hurley; BIG BLuE MANuRE SC Department of Agriculture, call: Gardiner reg bull, good EPDs, Laurens; 864-981-5352 legitimate farm truck license tag SPRDR, PTO driven, EC, Commissioner’s Office $1500. Jeff Soowal; Anderson; 2 TX LNGHN BuLLS, 7m/o numbers will be accepted. The $1000; Syoer FA w/cult, fast 803-734-2210 864-324-2195 red, $450; 5m/o red & wht, farm truck license tag number hitch, EC, $3000; 8x15 equip trl, SC State Farmers Market 4 REG CHAR BuLLS, $300. Jerry Padgett; Berkeley; must be included with the ad. $1000; more. Tony Sistare; 803-737-4664 bred for growth, milk & 843-761-2049 Lancaster; 803-283-8157 Consumer Protection calving ease, $1200up. REG DEVON BuLL, JD 450B TRACk LDR, GC, JD 7000 PLANTER, 4r, 803-737-9690 Lewis Killian; York; w/papers, 2y/o, good recent hoses, rebuilt alternator & 30in, 3ph, $3850; 4r KMC Fruits & Vegetable Inspection 704-460-8780 starter, good 12v battery, good 803-737-4588 demeanor, low BW, his subsoiler, covering disc, row Fruit & Vegetable News 6 REG CHAR HEIFERS, calves on sight, $1800firm. undercar, more, $7500; more. markers, $1000; parallel arms, 803-737-4497 bred for growth, milk, calving Hutch Hutchison; Colleton; Louis Noah; Spartanburg; $200. Jimmy Heath; Aiken; Fruit & Vegetable (Recording) ease, top b'lines, 13-14m/o, 843-538-6846 864-804-1817 803-645-3232 803-737-5900 $1200up. Joe Killian; York; REG RED ANG BuLLS, CASE BACkHOE, new front FORD MODEL 515, Grain Grading 803-684-3689 calving ease, good tires, battery, 500 service, rebuilt sickle mower, 7ft, shed kept, 843-554-1311 LIMO BuLL, dbl blk, dbl dispos, growth, maternal shuttle trans, oil/filters changed, $450. Mike Goff; Saluda; Greenville State Farmers Market polled, reg, B-6/1/12, $1800, & carcass traits, AI more, $15,500. Denis Busby; 803-600-4513 864-244-4023 del/fee. James Langston; b'lines, $1800up; more. Lexington; 803-528-1825 HuTSON HVY EQuIP TRL, Laboratory Pickens; 864-859-6794 851 FORD, dsl, 5spd, tires 803-737-9700 Raymond Prescott; Laurens; 16ftL, w/dovetail, $1000obo. Livestock Market News 8 ANG HEIFERS, $850up; 864-981-2080 60%, new paint, runs good, Randy Ricard; Lexington; 803-737-4491 11m/o Ang bull, $1000; 4y/o 10 ROPING CALVES, $3950. Bud Holmes; Cherokee; 803-414-0574 Livestock & Grain Prices bull, $1800. David Wilkerson; $400-500; 5 PB Longhorn 864-489-1735 NH SQ HAY BALER, Hayliner 803-737-4491 York; 803-925-2633 cows, $1000-1200. Joey Ellis; '74 INT 140 Skk, runs good, 268, GC, used yearly, good Market Services REG BLk ANG BuLL, Lancaster; 803-287-6424 needs front tires, $4200. Dennis tires, garage kept, $1050. Jacob 803-734-2506 sired by Yon Traveler BLk BALDY BuLL, Hoover; Lee; 803-428-4426 Seegars; Chester; 803-789-5566 Marketing S224, BSE tested, gentle, Hereford-Ang cross, B-1/23, JD 1010R TRACTOR, does FORD 3PH FORkS, $275. 803-734-2200 27m/o, $2400. Bobby Baker; $1050. John Hendrick; not run, $1850. Nancy Craven; Bill Johnson; Spartanburg; Metrology Laboratory Lancaster; 803-285-7732 Colleton; 843-599-9262 803-253-4052 Pickens; 864-430-5450 864-472-3303 Pee Dee State Farmers Market FA M & SPR C TRACTOR, 843-665-5154 prts/restratn, $1000ea; NH baler, Poultry & Egg Grading Inspection AC baler, IH planter, Covington 803-737-4834 If you are selling farm equipment it must include a signed statement 2R planter, $500ea; more. Tim Public Information Parnell; Chester; 803-371-4451 803-734-2182 that states you are a farmer or you are not a commercial dealer. January 16, 2014 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN Page 3 IMPORTANT: Ads submitted without the required information and documentation or submitted under an incorrect category will be declined.type in lower case. DO NOT run words together.

JD 2950 GC CANOPY, King BOX SCRAPE, w/root rakes, JD 750 TRACTOR, 3cyl dsl, SPRAYER, Schabern Hi-Pressure, AGRICuLTuRAL FENCING, leveling disc harrow, $11,500. $300; Aerator, 15in dia, $200. low hrs, $4800. Albert Collins; skid, 300gal tank, model D403 install, repair, all types, barb William Driggers; Clarendon; Jimmy Allsep; Pickens; 864-868- Barnwell; 803-259-5639 pump, 5.5hp gas motor, reel, wire, Hi tensil, board, privacy & 843-659-4525 9148 20 BLADE HVY kING OFF- nozzle, $2200obo. Douglass Britt; field fence, grading, more. James JD 4700 SPRAYER, '72 CHEVY C-50, 24,000 SET DISC, EC 24in blades field McCormick; 864-391-3334 Lang; Laurens; 864-444-3038 w/stainless tank, auto-troe, GVW, custom 350, twin cycle ready, $2500. Jeffrey Gilmore; HuDSON TRL, 16ftL x 78inW, TRACTOR REPAIR, service, swath control, 80ft spray boom, dump w/body, $1950, more Chesterfield; 843-517-0315 Tandem Dexter axles, w/elec complete restorations, painting, $6500; JD 8300 tractor, more, equip. Malcolm Rawls; Aiken; JD 654 ROW CROP HDR, brake, dual folding ramps, parts for JD, MF, FA & Ford $45,000. John Durai; Kershaw; 803-564-5435 $3000; 6r Pittsburg cult w/hyd jack, lights, more, $1500. tractors, cab foam kits, more. 803-418-9230 JD HX10 ROTARY CuTTER, fldng wings, $800; 4r Pittsburg Todd Benton; Dorchester; David Moss; Spartanburg; CuB FA, w/cultivators, not frt & rear chains, twin tail whls, cult w/Sheffield sweeps, $600; 843-832-3065 864-680-4004 running, $1500. Ed Lipscomb; 540 PTO, VGC, $5900obo. Gene more. C Chassereau; Hampton; '48 CASE DC3 TRACTOR, CATTLE CAuGHT, hauled, Greenville; 864-430-9249 Adkins; Oconee; 864-885-1492 803-942-1961 restored, $2000. Randy Hammett; penned, any custom cow work, SuNDOWNER 3H TRL, '75 HuBER F-1700 MOTOR JD 950-D, FEL, PS, recent paint Spartanburg; 864-706-7907 25+ yrs exp. Josh Brown; GN alum, 8ft dressing rm, lrg GRADER, runs good, w/Detroit & agri tires, $8250, prefer trade '90 CHEVY PICkuP 1500, Saluda; 864-910-5378 midtack, ramp, rear tack, dsl 6V-53 engine, mechanically for lrgr unit @ equal value. 2wd, 5.7L, 325K mis, 119K mis BuSH HOGGING, weed con- loading lights, EC, $13,500. sound, 13ft 10in blade, $7350. Barney Williams; Lexington; on rebuilt trans, new rotors, trol spraying, tilling gardens, Irene Alderman; Orangeburg; Judson Decell; Lexington; 803-359-0677 front brakes, more, $4250. C rnd/sq hay baling, fence 803-308-4911 803-731-1234 FORD BACkHOE BuCkETS, Matthews; Saluda; 864-992-1253 repair/bldg, fert/lime spreading, LONG BACkHOE ATTACH, RND HAY BALER, Case 12, 18 & 35in, $500ea obo; '77 FORD 4600Su more. Mike Wright; Pickens; fits 3ph, 42hp needed to 8420, makes sm 550lb rnd '79 S1624 Int flatbed dump, TRACTOR, dsl, PS, roll bar, 1 864-270-0560 operate, $1500. Garland Riddle; bales, used '13, VGC, $2100obo. w/2ft sides gas, $8750obo. remote, engine rebuilt, $6900. LAND CLEARING, grading, Marlboro; 843-439-2474 Judy Degner; Orangeburg; Otis Hembree; Spartanburg; Jim MIxson; Lexington; land & wildlife management, 76 JOINTS, 4in Ames Pipe, 803-747-2707 864-427-4419 803-309-2080 bush hogging, septic tanks, 3 Ts, 2 90, 1 45, pipe trl, 150 JD 4020, late model, 9000hrs, JD BO TRACTOR, restored, WOODS ROTARY CuTTER, asphalt millings, soil, gravel. Series Nelson Big Gun, on whls, GC, $8900; JD 444 corn new sheet metal, tires, etc, 14ft hvy duty, model TS1680, Matthew Johnson; Newberry; $2200. Billy Rodgers; Saluda; header, EC, $3000; '92 Int 8100 $7000; early 1900's Case 3y/o, $6000. Jimmy Forrest; 864-923-5455 803-480-0292 fert/lime spreader truck, $5600. steel threshing machine, $1000; Saluda; 803-685-7735 HORSE TRANSPORT, JD 5310, new turf tires, dual Will Anderson; Anderson; more. Ed Long; Laurens; 53FT COMM BOX TRL, door-to-door hauling by equine remotes, $7500; JD 2840, extra 864-617-5366 864-505-6765 recent brake work, fair tires, used pro, special needs welcomed, frt weights, dual remotes; '01 kuBOTA B2710 HST, FORD 640 TRACTOR, for pine straw, $5000obo. Walter 1-4h, SE or connect w/others. Chandler spreader, $6000ea, 4wd, turf tires, 5ft belly for parts or restoration Earley; Berkeley; 843-743-8244 Mark Kennedy; Beaufort; more. Bill Kaufmann; Horry; mower, Kubota IA 402 ldr, $900obo; 12ft livestock trl, all IHC 666 TRACTOR, w/2 843-521-3759 843-756-7341 w/bucket & pallet forks, $12,500. metal, $1000obo. Curtis Hill; post canopy, GC, $6000; HORSE BOARDING, 50A OLDER FORD 801, w/bush James Chastine; Greenville; Greenwood; 864-980-2291 flat bottom grain wagon; 2r JD w/wood trails, barn, stall, hog, runs hot, $3000 or trade. 864-430-6066 3 AXLE TAGALONG TRL, subsoiler bedder, more, $800ea. pasture, coggins reqd, riding James Sealey; Anderson; JD 9910 COTTON PICkER, w/6ft ramps, 6ft tongue, 4ft Michael Lane; Williamsburg; lessons, Eng, Western, Paso Fino, 864-634-0640 running, $1500. Jerry Shealy; beaver tail, 16ft level deck, 843-372-6898 more. Beth Gaston; Chester; JD 790 4X4, LDR & backhoe, Lexington; 803-429-7458 $2300; 8ftxft van trl, more, 803-374-6255 500hrs, VG, $17,400; JD 790, '95 ECONOLINE TRL, 12ton, $1900. Rose Murphy; Fairfield; Farm Labor TRACTOR REPAIR, general 4x4 w/ldr, low hrs, $11,400; EC, new floor, $4900 or trade for 803-337-3697 repairs, tune-up, repainting & 28 blade King, more, $1700; 10ton GN. Morris Johnson; 20FT TRL, dual axles, all steel, LAND CLEARING, food restoration. Jonathan White; more. Jamie George; Dillon; Newberry; 864-923-1670 6in channel, $2500. Pete Soper; plots, fire breaks, pond repairs, Florence; 843-373-3712 843-616-1891 WOOD RM59-3 FINISH Aiken; 803-447-7784 all types, tractor work. TRACTOR & EQuIP REPAIR, FORD 8N TRACTOR, new MOWER, w/extra blades, GC, JD 71 FLEX 2R PLANTER, Mike Sabbagha; Lexington; clutch jobs, eng overhauls, paint, decals, tires, lights, gauges, $450obo. Keith Gibbons; $1400. James Strock; 803-730-5172 yrs of exper, reasonable rates. restored, EC, $3850. Thomas Clarendon; 843-659-9933 Orangeburg; 803-308-1195 LAND CLEARING, excavating, Randy Stachewicz; Colleton; Turner; Pickens; 864-380-3337 GN TRL, 20ft, w/dovetail '97 1 TON CHEVY uTIL land & lot clearing, dozer, skid 843-538-7411 JD MOCO 920 CuTTER & floor over neck stall, TRuCk, Kanapheide 8ft bed, steer, backhoe, exc. Rafael Ruiz; PASTuRE BOARDING, for COND, 7ft, used past $4250; 5ft box scrape, $300. dual rear whls, 350 eng, auto Orangeburg; 803-682-2374 horses, lrg pastures, owner on season, field ready, $9500. Gerald Waddell; Spartanburg; trans, 66,700mis, regular cab, CuSTOM LIME FERT site, training & riding avail, Verne Caughman; Lexington; 864-918-9950 more. Ronnie Parkins; Chester; SPREAD, dolomitic lime, $100/mon. Bryan Waldroup; 803-532-5442 ELEVATOR, pulled by tractor, 803-444-0322 sold/sprd by ton, lrg & sm Oconee; 864-888-7585 D-15 AC, gas, tricycle frt end, $500. Betty Epting; Lexington; 4H BP SL, w/removable acreage, pastures, wildlife plots, FARM HAuLING SERVICE, EC, $3200. Mark Yonce; 803-892-5112 dividers, GC, recently painted, call for est. Joshua Waters; tractor trl load quant, chicken Spartanburg; 864-473-0253 HuTCHINSON TRANSPORT frt storage compartment, frt esc Lexington; 803-429-6114 litter, shavings, silage, mulch, FA CuB, w/cults, $2200. AuGER, 6x41 w/5hp single door, $3750. Harold Coleman; PROFESSIONAL FARM grain, corn, beans, more. Michael C Woodfin; Spartanburg; phase elec motor & starter con- Marion; 843-423-1814 SERVICES, poultry litter Wise; Newberry; 803-271-4215 864-316-4717 trol, $1200. Richard Rentz; COW PANEL TRL, custom house clean out, del of shavings, FENCES BuILT, or MF 1140 TRACTOR, 30hp, Bamberg; 803-245-5991 made, holds 14 panels, 2in hitch, clay, stone, any other needs. repaired, all kinds, reasonable 3cyl dsl, 947hrs, 4WD, PS, uNVEREGTH, 4r rip-strip $750. Rollie Knoke; Greenville; Scott Baldwin; Kershaw; prices. Jimmie Koon; Saluda; ROPS, 16spd for & rev, 2sp no-till model 330, auto 864-444-9048 803-513-2532 864-445-7658 PTO, exc paint, EC, $6750. spring loaded shanks, rolling MF CORN PLANTER, w/fert REPAIRS, or additions to barns DOZER & TRACk HOE Mike Gainey; Greenville; baskets, more, EC, $15,500. hoppers, $1200. Kenneth Rhodes; & farm buildings, old or new. WORk, build & repair ponds, 864-963-6177 Louis Tumbleston; Charleston; Anderson; 864-847-9445 Ben Ivey; Union; 864-426-0900 demolition, tree removal, grade '03 GORE ALuM, 2H SL GN, 843-371-0708 FLEX PIPE, smooth bore, new, BERMuDA GRASS SPRIGS, & clear land, repair rds, rear or mid tack, H/C running 4R INT 336 PLANTERS, 6in x 20ft, 6 pcs & 4 connectors, plant w/8ft Bermuda King free est. J Hughes; Greenwood; water, 12v & 110, queen $1200; JD 4r twine $225. Eddie Gatlin; Berkeley; grass planters, forage var: 864-227-8257 bed, storage, 2rm LQ, more, cultivator, $350. Wayne Goude; 843-312-3507 Coastal, Russell & Tifton 85; HORSE BOARDING, Elgin, $16,500. Al Nelson; Barnwell; Georgetown; 843-558-7150 1 H 1020, 15ft head auger, LN, more. J Gallagher; Allendale; 24hr turnout, feed stalls, lrg 803-259-9087 2630 JD TRACTOR, $1100. Charles Nichols; Saluda; 803-686-0694 pasture, pond, rnd pen, more, hay FORD 3000, w/remote hyd, 70hp, $7500; JD 2 bottom mold 864-445-8350 BARNS, stick built, post & storage, $125-300/mo. Teresa canopy, PS, dsl, 2100hrs, GC, board turn plow, w/tail wheel, FORD 5600 TRACTOR, VGC, beam, pole barns, garages, Kerns; Kershaw; 803-786-5300 $4700; 444 Int tractor, 42hp, $400. Lee Black; Oconee; 2600hrs, $7000. Glynn Webster; horse stalls, milking parlors, STATEWIDE FENCER, W frt end, dsl, PS, GC, 864-710-2811 Clarendon; 803-468-7403 riding arenas, more, statewide. specializing in NZ Hi Tensil elec, $3700. Charles Evatt; Oconee; FORD 3000 TRACTOR, JD 5520, w/ldr, 4155hrs, Abraham Mills; Spartanburg; hog wire, barb etc, hyd post 864-723-2799 $3700; Long 510, $3000, canopy, $22k; JD5420 864-381-7586 driver, 25yrs exp. Richard Crow; MF 150 HIGH CROP, both dsl w/PS, runs good; JD w/ldr, 3330hrs, canopy, TRACTOR RESTORATION, Abbeville; 864-554-1107 5000hrs, $3500; MF 7ft sickle 450C 6way dozer, needs trans $21k; JD7320, 2040hrs, $70k; paint, pressure wash, farm/hvy BuSH HOGGING, various mower, extra blades, $700; 28ft work, $7500. David Wilson; all MFWD. Steve Squires; equip mechanic repair, light tractor work, mulching, GN cattle/stock trl, GC, $4000. Greenville; 864-303-3286 Georgetown; 843-558-2064 welding/fabrication work, mobile spreading, scraping, yard maint, John Kingsmore; Union; '89 CASE IH 1620 830 CATERPILLAR equip. Billy Gallman; Newberry; etc, call for info/free est. Cary 864-426-6678 COMBINE, 4wd, new eng, BuLLDOZER, 325hp, w/lrg 803-276-7171 Cox; Greenville; 864-918-1691 CADMAN 2625 HOSE REEL, $7500; Taramax 10shank w/JD tires & pan, $15,000; 2 4in FENCE CONSTRuCTION, FENCE INSTALLATION, full of hose w/traveling gun, 450 drill, $15,500; CaseIH 23ft tube augers, 20ftL, $140ea. all types, greater Greenville area. barb wire, field fence, agricultural $7500; PTO irrig pump, $2500; disk, $13,500. Gene Roe; Aiken; E Wigington; Anderson; Danny Hershberger; Greenville; & residential. James Strock; Denco 300gal sprayer, more, 803-645-2234 864-859-2692 706-201-5745 Orangeburg; 803-308-1195 $3950. Brian Henry; Anderson; CB & TIFTON 44, custom 864-617-6436 plant w/Bermuda King 4r planter, MASSEY, 16in 2 bottom plow, 30yrs exp, sprigs avail, $1.75/bu. 3ph, GC, $450. Butch Morrison; If you are selling land you must include the type land it is: pasture or Eddie Adams; Darlington; Anderson; 803-487-1633 timber and a signed statement that it is your personal property. 843-332-0891 Page 4 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN January 16, 2014 BEAVER/COYOTE ADGA SAANENS, $200up, all REMOVAL, by trapping, If you are selling an item it must include a price. have proof of neg CAE CL Bruc eastern Greenville & Lauren Johnne's. L Garcia; Richland; Co, $25/animal. Paul Miller; 803-687-7531 Laurens; 864-862-6759 TIMBERLAND, Edgefield, 60A, farming, horses, hunting, OLD TIMEY WHT, multiplying kIkO, Kiko cross, $100up; PB CATTLE SERVICES, caught, 60A, water, $2450A; Aiken, fishing, 3bd/2bt modular, onion bulbs, $10/lb, ship NZ Kiko, $200up. Bobby Page; penned, freeze branding & 50A, $1750/A; 91A, $1500/A; Aiken or Augusta area, $5999/A. 2+lbs. Steve Swaney; Abbeville; Spartanburg; 864-494-2501 hauling, find & catch wild cattle, 19A, $1900/A; 12A, water, John Morgan; Edgefield; 864-376-3556 F ALPACA/LLAMA CROSS, mobile hvy catch pens, more. $1900/A; owner fin. Jerry 803-279-6744 RABBITEYE BLuEBERRIES, blk w/wht face, very tame, Brian Gibert; Greenwood; Waters; Aiken; 803-648-0310 104A, 4 barns, 2 ponds, 2/3 $2ea, ship min 15, +$8.50ship; $300obo. Lloyd Gerhart; 864-980-6408 152A, off Hwy 39 on Spann Rd, pasture, 1/3 timber, fenced, grapevines, $3ea; thornless Kershaw; 803-425-8796 EXTREME BuSHHOGGING, $2750/A. Marvin Anderson; house, rd frontage on 2 sides, blackberries, $2.50. Billy Eddins; BOER GOATS, FB 3m/o, hvy brush & trees up to 6in, skid Saluda; 864-451-3256 $2800/A. Bob Templeton; Chesterfield; 843-623-2427 $100; FB 5y/o, $375; FB steer on tracks. Pat Blue; York; 150A, Carlisle, 80A clear cut, Greenwood; 864-223-4677 TuRkEY FIG TREES, $7up; 3m/o buckling, $180. Kathy 803-242-0095 50A planted pine, 20A hdwd, 107.63A, mature hdwd, pomegranates, $8. Cornelius DeLong-Anson; Lexington; TRACTOR REPAIR, service w/creek, $1450/A. Jeremy 20y/o planted pine, 2243ft on Clark; Berkeley; 843-761-2343 803-582-8272 on bush hogging, backhoe, frt Lindler; Union; 803-518-2168 Saluda River, $2400/A. OLD TIMEY WHT ONION BOER/SAVANNA BuCkS, end ldrs, old/new tractors, parts, 193A, wooded, frtage on Little Christian Hendricks; Laurens; SETS, cluster grows at top of does, 5-7m/o, PB Boers, $200up. will come to you. Jack Shelton; River & Hwy 72, 15A river 803-530-2715 stalk for next planting, $10/lb, Shirley Wilkes; Darlington; Richland; 803-736-9820 bottom field, 16y/o pines 21A, on Lake Russell, +ship; blk walnuts, in shell, 843-332-8965 CuSTOM PLANT BERMuDA & hdwd, more, $2195/A. wooded, exc hunting, $140,000. $1/lb. Billy Gallman; Newberry; DARk BuCkSkIN NIGERIAN GRASS, w/Bermuda King row Roy Jeffcoat; Abbeville; Shirley Huston; Abbeville; 803-276-7171 DWARF BuCkLING, planter, Coastal 44, 78 & 85, plant 864-933-1851 803-917-9665 BLuEBERRY PLANTS, B-1/2/14, $175, eligible for any size track, statewide. Johnnie 134A, near Abbeville Co 127A, clear cut, Mt Pisgah Rd, Thornless Blackberry, cherry, fig AGS/ADGA registration, herd Burkett; Aiken; 803-924-5736 Industrial Park, 3 streams & 2mis E of Hwy 341, public & plum trees, Muscadines, more, tested CAE-free, more. Gail SkID LDR WORk, 40yrs Turkey Creek, frontage on 2 st, water, pond sites, $339,000. $4-8, no ship. Hazel Bridges; Cooley; Anderson; 864-947-8881 fencing exper, all types of pasture, timber, sewer, water, Larry Higginbotham; Kershaw; Greenville; 864-879-3384 NuBIAN DAIRY GOATS, farm, ranch fencing, feed lots & gas. Susan Cork; Abbeville; 803-622-7085 BRN TuRkEY FIG TREES, kids bucks/does, $99up, buck, catch pens. Charles Mullinax; 803-345-7454 103A, Hwy 252 2mis of Hwy $15ea, no ship. Larry Johnson; 4y/o Trade or sell; more. Anderson; 864-958-0721 106A, near Salley, 5A Coastal 25, spring fed creek, pines Orangeburg; 803-664-4213 Ryan Watkins; Charleston; LIME SPREADING, specialize field, pine timber, farm house, w/hdwds, $2250/A. Tod Hensley; BLuEBERRIES, lrg, 2 var; 843-817-4049 in bulk Tenn lime, call for barn, tenant house, deer, turkey, Laurens; 864-979-4669 sweet thornless blackberries, ANGORA BuCk, CAGBA prices. Drake Kinley; Anderson; $2800/A. Ronnie Wingard; 70+A FARM LAND, 5+A, $6ea; pomegranates, fig trees, reg, proven, throws wht & 864-353-9628 Aiken; 803-360-6253 private, secluded, creek, $10ea. F Noles; Barnwell; colored kids, healthy, 4y/o, $350 PASTuRE MGMT SERVICES, 109A, mature pines, hdwds, hwy frontage, $4700/A. 803-383-4066 or trade for Angora Does. Alison spray weeds, treat fire ants in live- 1500sf house, good hunting, Donald Stevenson; Fairfield; Waddell; Aiken; 803-593-7725 stock pastures, licensed applicator, food plots, creek, $4000/A. 803-718-1770 Goats, Llamas & Sheep ABGA 100% RED BuCk, spread lime & fert. Kenny Mullis; L Williamson; Bamberg; 82.1A FARM, 3mi off I-20, exit 2y/o, reg, $400. Robin Jones; Richland; 803-331-6612 803-894-3744 39, 5 pastures, home, barn, 6 GOATS, 3m/o, 2F, 4M, Darlington; 843-230-6222 CuSTOM SADDLE & TACk 60A & 117A, timber, sell $5500/A. John Snelgrove; Mixed Boer & Spanish, F, $95; SAVANNAH DOELINGS, REPAIR, hand-tooling, leather together or separate, deer & Lexington; 803-513-9227 M, $90. Jack Fogle; Orangeburg; 9m/o, ¾ Savannah ¼ Spanish, fabrication of all types, belts, turkey hunting, $2300/A. 67A, Honea Path, adjoining Co 803-331-6675 $175-200; 30 goats, ready bags, more. Donald Stevenson; Edward Freeman; Orangeburg; Industrial Park, 2 streams, pond, 2 FB BOER BuCkS, good to breed, 5 Buckleys, 9m/o, Fairfield; 803-718-1770 843-729-2126 water, gas, sewer, wooded, open, producers, healthy, 3-4y/o, no $300. Wayne Cooper; Cherokee; uTOPIA STABLES, 9 stalls, 6 40A FARM, w/renovated home, $3200/A firm. James Guest; papers, selling to prevent 7045021991 pastures, lighted ring, rnd pen, mostly pasture, fenced/cross Abbeville; 864-369-0258 inbreeding, $250ea; more. Lee REG NuBIAN BuCk, Saanen 55A w/trails, 24hr access, more, fenced, cattle working pen, 71A, Lee Co, Hwy 341N, 51/A Johnson; Chester; 803-789-3105 & Nubian cross buck, both 2y/o, $300, full bd only. Cindy Hall; $180,000. Ben Harwell; Saluda; pines, 500+ft hwy frtage, RAMS, $100up. Ann Furtick; $250ea obo. Elgava Jones; Lexington; 803-727-6947 803-480-4387 home, pond, more, $270,000. Orangeburg; 803-707-4826 Greenville; 864-836-3581 TRAINING & PLANTING 15.2A, Calhoun Co, rd frtge, H Biggerstaff; Abbeville; ADGA NIGERIAN DWARFS, BuCkS & DOES, 11m/o, ½ SERVICES, fruit trees, sm fruit, mixed pines & hdwd drain, 864-446-8506 UTD shots, debudded, 3 bucks, Savanna x ½ Spanish, $200ea. grapevine pruning, commercial hunting, $38,000; 150A, Sumter 105A, 1 mi S of Heath Springs, 27 does, $3000. Rendel Mincey; Jerry Winchester; Oconee; exp. Barry Hoosler; Saluda; Co, ducks, 75k. Carl Gulledge; pines & hdwds, lrg creek, Horry; 843-503-1882 864-638-9046 803-622-3906 Calhoun; 803-530-8885 off Turnipseed Rd, $200,000. ST CROIX, ram lambs, 6-9m/o, ALPACAS, Suri & Hacuaya, POND CONSTRuCTION, 280A, hdwd timber, good Harold Williams; Lancaster; $150up. Dominick Russo; York; $150up, show & fiber quality, 20% disc on fish, lot clearing, rds, near schools, City of 803-242-6242 704-763-7677 sev bred & open F/M. Susan food plots, wildlife mgmt, rd Laurens, will subdivide to FAINTING GOAT, 2y/o billy, Thorne; Laurens; 864-982-3738 bldg. Cannon Taylor; Newberry; 140A, public water, $2600/A. Fresh Produce brn & wht, $150. Joe Calwise; BOER NANNY, w/kid, $200; 803-276-0853 Andy Parnell; Laurens; Laurens; 864-998-3405 Boer nanny w/triplets, 2 nannies TRANSPORT, horse/cattle, 864-360-1370 ARTICHOkES, $10/peck, F BOAR & SPANISH billy, $300. Philip Poole; Union; in/out of state; horse boarding, WANT 50A+, for reliable 5yr $40/bushel. Leon Dantzler; GOATS, most are bred, 864-427-1589 62A, trails, barn, feed, lease, will work w/landowner Orangeburg; 803-496-3591 $200; mixed milk goat yrlngs $300ea/mo; fences built, to manage property and/or BLk WALNuTS, shelled, & wethered billies, $100-125. Hay & Grain repaired, more. Ed Lowther; assist w/livestock as needed. $8.50/lb. Robert Barbary; Union; Mark Connelly; Colleton; Jasper; 843-726-8373 Thomas Mitchell; Laurens; 864-415-3215 843-599-0963 FEED OATS, 50lb bag, $7; FENCES BuILT, to your 864-416-1390 FROZEN ORGANIC FuLL BLOOD BLk HEAD 100lb bag, $14; shell corn, specs, statewide, free est. 54.68A, 8-10y/o planted pine, BLuEBERRIES, $6/qt 10lb DORPER EWES, $300+, 50lb bag, $7. David Jamison; Bruce Thomas; Dorchester; hdwd, creek, food plots, deer box, $35; fresh brn eggs, 6m/o-4y/o. Mary Eklund; Barnwell; 803-541-1657 843-563-4373 feeder, rd system, wildlife, $2.50dz; $6/flat, hens on all Beaufort; 843-522-3478 '13 YEL SHELL CORN, $2500/A. Steve Cooper; Saluda; natural feed. Donna Blake; BOER BILLIES, Tarzan $7/bag, $50/barrel; Fescue, sq, Farm Land 864-809-0369 Calhoun; 803-917-2694 b'line, $150up. Johnny Hickey; $4ea, $40/rnd, barn. Melvin Barr; 55+A, near Erskine College, JAP QuAIL EGGS, antibiotic Chesterfield; 843-537-7535 Pickens; 864-360-5176 Farm Land ads must be 3bd/2ba w/guesthouse, fenced, & hormone free, $5/10pack. PB MILk GOATS, Saanen '14 CORN, shelled, cleaned, for at least 5 acres under cross fenced, barns, creek, Brian Long; Richland; doe & doeling, 1 Nubian doe, bagged, 50#, $8. Cecil Parks; cultivation. Ads from real estate long driveway, $469,999. Farha 803-609-7057 does ready for freshening, Greenville; 864-963-1454 agents are not accepted, Ali; Abbeville; 864-379-8123 PECANS, in shell, $2/lb. $250ea. Jacob Hoover; Calhoun; COMBINE RuN RYE, unless they personally own 92A, 2mi W of Chappells, Van Spradley; Lexington; 803-747-4535 $8/bu. Brian Adams; Aiken; the property being offered. Hwy 34, planted pines, mature 803-317-3285 NuBIAN kIDS, does, reg & 803-640-9787 PROVIDE A STATEMENT THAT hdwd, deer, turkey hunting, non reg, bottle-fed, $250-300; SHELLED CORN, $50/barrel; STATES THE LAND IS $2150/A. C Smith; Newberry; Garden Plants Nubian doe, y/o, good milking $8/50lb bag. William Nickles; YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY. 864-993-9881 b'lines, $300, more. Shelly Greenwood; 864-941-7066 30A FARM, w/fenced pastures, Garden Plant ads may not Hammond; Aiken; 803-663-0278 '13 COMBINE RuN OATS, 9.3A, w/2A cleared, hdwd, pine, 4 stall horse barn; 900sf be submitted by commercial REG FAINTING GOATS, bulk, for 55gal drum, $40; rnd high & dry, frtage Hwy 56/146, metal shop bldg, equip nurseries defined as those with does, bucks, new doelings & hay, $25-35ea; sq, $5. Charles Cross Anchor, no water/sewer, storage bldgs, home, more, sales of $5,000 or more per year. bucklings, variety of colors, Nichols; Saluda; 864-445-8350 but avail, $49,900. Louis Noah; $369K. Larry Couch; Oconee; $200up. Lorie Anderson; Horry; SHELLED CORN, $50; wheat, Spartanburg; 864-804-1817 864-314-6136 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 843-333-6868 $50; cob corn, $25, load in WANT TO RENT/LEASE, WANT TO LEASE, hunting dug fresh, can ship, $15/100 BLACkBELLY SHEEP, 2F, your 55gal drum; Wheat straw, upstate pasture/barn & chicken land, Greenville, Pickens & N plants. Lynn Brantley; $150, B-9/23; 2 mature F, sq, $3. Jeffrey Anderson; house, for grazing sm cattle herd Anderson Co, will protect, Orangeburg; 803-531-9228 $175ea; 1 yng M, $200; 1 adult Richland; 803-446-8054 & to house show chickens, more. maintain & improve land SCuPPERNONG VINES, lrg, M w/full curl horns, $275; FESCuE & BERMuDA MIX, Robert Leonard; Anderson; w/food plots. Cary Cox; 2gal pots, $10ea. W Hill; Aiken; more. Danny Park; Anderson; sq, $4; Fescue, rnd, $30. Arthur 803-614-4814 Greenville; 864-918-1691 803-652-2373 724-840-8958 Black; York; 803-684-2333

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'13 MIXED GRASS HAY, 4x5, '13 CB, net wrap, 4x5, 5 bales '13 BERMuDA, or Bahia, 4x5, '13 FESCuE, 4x5 rnd, Horses, Mules & Donkeys $20; sq, $3.50, all barn, GQ, can min, $35ea. Walter Bessinger; $30; 4x5 Fescue, $25, no rain, lrg net wrap, soil tested, fert, del/fee. Donald Devore; Laurens; Bamberg; 803-383-2189 rolls. Curtis Coffey; Greenwood; $40ea. Bobby Baker; Lancaster; Ads for horses, mules, and 864-923-0666 '13 CB, HQ, 4x5, $35; '13 CB 864-993-0944 803-285-7732 donkeys 6 months old or older '13 FESCuE, HQ, barn, $30; & Bahia grass 4x5, $25, '13 MIXED GRASS OR '13 CB, HQ, 48x50, rnd, barn, must include AN UNALTERED cow, barn, $25; outside hay, $20, disc w/quant, del avail. BAHIA, 4x4 rnd, covered, fert & $45ea; '13 cow hay, 4x5, LEGIBLE CURRENT COPY del avail. Chris Minton; Jason Shoffner; Chesterfield; limed, $30ea. Eddie Phillips; $20ea. Danny Leitner; Fairfield; of a negative Coggins test. Anderson; 864-617-4936 843-858-4521 Sumter; 803-486-0081 843-200-0887 Under 6 months you WHEAT STRAW, sq, $3ea. PREM ORCHARD GRASS, '12 MILLET HAY, 150 sq, FESCuE, HQ, 4ft rnd, barn, must include a birthdate. Joshua Waters; Lexington; Timothy, Alfalfa, several blends, $2.50ea, w/o rain, fert, $30ea, quant disc. A Helms; 803-429-6114 $11up, del avail statewide; limed; 400 sq, mixed grass York; 803-417-5343 MINI DONkEY JACk, TIMOTHY ALFALFA MIX, Chaff hay avail by bag or hay, $2ea. Steve Pace; Pickens; QuALITY HAY, 4x4 rnd, $15, gray/wht cross on back, B-8/30, 60lb sq, $12.75ea; CB rnd, HQ, pallet. Jerry Raines; Spartanburg; 864-483-4678 del avail. Robert Burgess; $400obo. Dondee Lewis; barn, $45. Bill Martin; Anderson; 864-909-1538 CB, sq, HQ, $7, South Spartanburg; 803-804-3159 Lexington; 803-730-8371 864-314-3570 '13 CB MIX, fert, net wrap, Aiken. Allen Kirchner; Aiken; '13 CB MIXED GRASS, 200+ MINI DONkEYS, mature '13 CB, 48x54 net wrap 4x5, $30ea; 10 or more, 803-641-1476 4x5 net wrap, $15ea; 100 '12 jenny, $1200; blk jack B-7/17, cow hay, $35del, $5/bale $25ea. Phil Ardis; Clarendon; PREM COASTAL, limed, fert, mixed grass, $10; 140 4x5 $750; brn jack, B-8/31, $550. w/in 25mis, fall cut, sq, $5. 803-460-0915 4x5, wrap, $45/field, $50/barn; Abruzzi Rye, $10. Tommy Mark Yonce; Spartanburg; Rickey Meetze; Lexington; BERMuDA/BAHIA, rnd, sq, $6; Bermuda/Bahia, 4x5, Coggins; Laurens; 864-682-0490 864-473-0253 803-892-3573 $25ea, 10+, $20ea, del avail. wrap, $35/field, $40/barn; sq, '12 CB, 4x5, string, field PASO FINO, Paragon de La '13 CB, 4x5 rnd, net wrap, fert, Bobby Anderson; Sumter; $5, vol disc. Hack Bartley; kept, $30. Scott Ulmer; Colleton; Katrina, well gaited w/easily no rain, $40ea. Eddie West; 803-968-0106 Greenwood; 864-229-1032 843-866-2159 controlled brio, prof trained & Aiken; 803-507-8205 '13 CB, 4x5, barn, $35. Brian '13 FESCuE, w/mixed grass, CB, rnd.4x5, net wrap, shown nationally, $5000. Beth '13 CB, 4x5 rnd, cow/goat, Henry; Anderson; 864-617-6436 quality fall cut, 4x5, no $40 & $30; rye straw, $3. Gaston; Chester; 803-374-6255 $15ea. Anthony Carroll; TIFTON 85, or Coastal, rnd, rain, $25. Kevin Adair; Laurens; Dwight McCartha; Lexington; PASOFINO MARE, 8y/o, Anderson; 864-314-2111 $40-60; sq, $6.50. Alex Nobles; 864-918-0834 803-429-6121 gentle, blue ribbon winner at '13 CB, net wrap, HQ, $40 & Barnwell; 803-793-6867 FESCuE HAY, 4x5 rnd, '13 FESCuE, 4x5 rnd, shows, $1500. Don McKinney; $50. Ann Furtick; Orangeburg; '13 COASTAL, 4x5 rnd, net net wrap, $24; w/o net $15-20ea, del avail/fee. Spartanburg; 864-706-9738 803-707-4826 wrap, HQ, $50ea, del avail. wrap, $12. William Beck; Sammy Callaham; Anderson; REG TWH, 3y/o mare, 1ST QuAL, fescue/orchard, David Fulmer; Orangeburg; Chester; 704-681-2877 864-304-2038 15.1, sorrel, flax m/t, broke CB, sq, $4.50-5.50/bale; 4x5 rnd, 803-917-0467 '13 COW HAY, $25, can '13 COASTAL, HQ, sq, $5-6, to trail ride, sweet temp, Fescue, net wrap, barn, $25-35. '13 FESCuE, HQ, $3.75/sq. del. Jeremy McMillan; Colleton; limed, fert, no Bahia, Ryegrass, intermediate rider, more, $1200. Charles Burnette; Greenville; Adam Truesdale; York; 843-893-6148 or chicken litter, del avail, Christina Achelpohl; Newberry; 864-877-5331 803-374-7886 ORCHARD GRASS 100 bales CQ Coastal, $3ea. 803-730-9960 FESCuE, cow hay, 4x5, '13 ALFALFA, rnd only. Calvin ORCHARD ALFALFA MIX, George McCoy; Chesterfield; rnd, fall cut, under tarp, Young; Laurens; 864-923-0167 50# sq 9/13 cut, p-up only, 843-307-8866 Miscellaneous $30. James Langston; Pickens; '13 FESCuE, Prem HQ, 4x5, $15ea. Irv Herman; Charleston; '13 FESCuE, SC Cert grower, 864-859-6794 net wrap, barn, $40; outside, 843-270-6497 lrg rnd, w/o rain, $35ea, del 150GAL RuBBERMAID '13 FESCuE, 4x5 rnd, $30. Michael Copeland; Union; '13 CB, 4x5 rnd, net wrap, avail. Donald Stevenson; STOCk TANk, w/heater, $75; stored, $40ea, del/fee. Jonathan 864-426-7996 $40-50ea, free del on Fairfield; 803-718-1770 Parmak Precision elect fence Langston; Pickens; 864-918-0231 FALL '13 FESCuE MIX, HQ, 10-15/bales w/in 40 mis of FESCuE, HQ, fert, no rain, charger, 30mi range; more. '13 CB, HQ, 4x5, w/o rain, net wrap, 4x5, $40, barn; $30, Pelion. Terry King; Lexington; $3; Bermuda, w/o rain, Douglas Ranck; Georgetown; limed, fert, Clemson specs, $50, outside. Chris Smith; Union; 803-381-6177 $2.50; cow hay, $1.50; ground 719-221-9905 del avail. Ned Blackmon; 864-426-5980 '13 RND, 4x5, w/o rain, $28ea, cover mulch, $1; all '13, 16 METAL, chicken house trusses, Lancaster; 803-285-5112 '13 Au GRAZER 10 or more, $25. Mike Wright; barn. Don Hall; Greenville; 36ftL, $175ea. Joey Johnson; '13 COASTAL, 4x5 rnd, net LESPEDEZA, sq, green & Pickens; 864-270-0560 864-303-8472 Chesterfield; 843-672-2567 wrap, $30. Ronny Wilson; leafy, $10ea. Reed Edwards; '13 FESCuE/BERMuDA '13 70 VOLuNTEER GRASS, REAR WHL WGHTS, IH-C, Anderson; 864-356-6959 Laurens; 864-871-2575 MIX, 4x5 rnd, fert, GQ, $30ea; 30 Fescue & grass, $35ea; H, M, $100 set; ½wghts, $110 '13 CB, HQ, barn, net wrap, FESCuE, GQ, rnd, barn, tight rolls, 20-$30ea, del avail. 70 Fescue, $40ea; 70 Oats, set; AB Cub, $75 set; LN 4x5 rnd, $50; field kept, $35-45; $30ea. Buddy Griffith; Anderson; Casey Sokol; Anderson; $50ea; all 5x5. H Stockman; rear tires/tubes/rims 11.2 x 24, CQ, $20-30. Richard Ulmer; 864-261-6436 864-245-0071 Newberry; 803-924-7878 $300. Bud Holmes; Cherokee; Bamberg; 803-267-2336 '13 CB, 4x5, $30. Carroll '13 CB MIX, 4x5 rnd, fert, no '13 FIELD RYE/RYE GRASS 864-489-1735 '13 CB, sq, $5; rnd, net wrap, Harmon; Lexington; 803-359-3956 rain, $30. Wally Sumner; Aiken; MIX, cut in doe stage, fert/lime, POuLTRY LITTER, del, $40ea; wheat hay, cut in doe FESCuE, 4x5, HQ, CQ, 803-648-7347 no rain, barn, net wrap, 4x54 rnd, $15-45, spreading avail. stage, rnd, $30; wheat straw, sq, outside, $20; shed, $30. COASTAL, HQ, Bahia, CQ, $30ea. Sam Rikard; Lexington; Scott Baldwin; Kershaw; $3; all shed. Clayton Leaphart; Wesley Boland; Newberry; 4x5 net wrap, fert; dry storage, 803-892-2630 803-513-2532 Lexington; 803-892-2642 803-768-2010 $30. Heyward Easterling; '13 HQ OATS & RYE GOuRDS, hang ready, $1-3; GOAT HAY, $20; cow hay, '13 FESCuE & MIXED, HQ, Darlington; 843-332-9810 GRASS, or Fescue & Rye Grass, uncut, 25¢-$2.50; umbrella $30, all 4x5 rnd twine. Jason 4x4 rnd, $15, field; $20, FESCuE, 4x5 rnd, shed, $35; 4x4, net wrap, rnd, $20-30ea, del shaped racks, holds 12, $40; Poole; Lexington; 803-513-4823 barn; '12 hay, 4x4 rnd, $8; outside, $30. Otis Hembree; avail. Donald Counts; Newberry; 18, $60; C/Super C whl '13 COASTAL, 4x5, tight, del avail. David Campbell; Spartanburg; 864-427-4419 803-315-1016 rim/tire, $300. R Yonce; Saluda; $35ea. Johnny Hickey; Greenville; 864-895-1918 '13 CLOVER FESCuE GRASS MIX, rnd, 4x5, stored 803-685-7240 Chesterfield; 843-537-7535 CB, net wrap, rnd, $48; sq, JOHNSON GRASS MIX, outside, $20. Jackie Rogers; CEDAR LuMBER, $1.10/bf; WHEAT STRAW, $3.50ea; $6. Andrew Rice; Allendale; GQ, 4x5 rnd, $25ea. Spartanburg; 864-576-0736 4inx4in cedar post, $5ea; holly, Fescue/mixed grass, 4x5 rnd, 803-686-1208 Thomas Coleman; Saluda; MIX GRASS, Fescue, 4x5 red oak, $2/bf. Andy Morris; $35ea; all '13, barn, no rain, fert. COASTAL, 5ft rnd, $35ea. 803-622-0824 net wrap, baled 9/5, no rain, Newberry; 803-276-2670 Billy Gallman; Newberry; Michael DeWitt; Hampton; HORSE HAY, 4x5, $50ea, 10+, $25ea. R Estelle; Greenwood; 2 TRACTOR TIRES, 18.4x38 803-276-7171 803-942-1443 $45ea; cow hay, $35ea, 10+, 864-910-1192 8ply, 50-60% tread, $250ea. '13 FESCuE, 4x5 rnd, twine, HAY, 4x5, tight, fert, limed, $30ea, del avail. Wells Miller; Charles Horger; Calhoun; barn, $30, vol disc. Frank Suber; CB, $35; Rye grass, $25; mixed Edgefield; 803-507-5703 Hogs & Pigs 803-707-1493 Newberry; 803-940-7173 grass, $15. Craig Caughman; '13 MIXED GRASS HAY, 4x4, CAMPHOR WOOD, cut to '13 FESCuE, HQ, $3.75, Lexington; 803-532-9361 $20; 4x5, $25, all barn, del BABY POT BELLY PIGS, size, 15¢/lb. Robert McFee; Mauldin-Simpsonville area. Bud '13 FESCuE MIX, 4x5 rnd, avail. Leon Fulmer; Newberry; 6w/o, 4M, $25ea; 2F, $50, Beaufort; 843-524-1195 Greer; Greenville; 864-963-9203 Coastal mix, no rain, CQ, 803-924-0493 Gaston area. Donna Scott; SCALES, load bars digital CB, sq, $4.50ea; Timothy, sq, $30; $25ea for 20 or more; '12 '13 COW HAY, rnd, $30ea; '13 Lexington; 803-622-7019 readout, can be placed under $12.75ea. William Martin; mixed hay, 200 bales, twine CB, sq, $6. Pete Soper; Aiken; POT BELLY PIGS, 1M, 2F, cattle chute, 5000lb, TI500BW Anderson; 864-314-0797 wrap, $20. Brad Bishop; 803-447-7784 $75ea. William Claxton; by Trancell Tech, $500. '13 FESCuE MIX, sq, $4, Laurens; 864-682-5588 ORCHARD GRASS, 60 sm Colleton; 843-909-4285 Roger Graham; Abbeville; western York Co, fert, no '13 FESCuE/BERMuDA bales, 2nd cut, clean, no RED WATTLE BOAR, PB, 864-446-2946 rain, barn, 50+, $3.50ea; 100+, MIX, rnd, barn, $35. weeds, $8ea. Juergen Kopp; B-1/7/12, $500, reg paper HORSE STABLE, 29 stalls, $3ea. Larry Feller; York; Bryan Waldroup; Oconee; Spartanburg; 864-680-9854 avail. Allyson Huskey; $5000obo, must be removed 803-925-1602 864-888-7585 '12 FESCuE, $17; '13 Fescue Abbeville; 864-379-2404 from property; 4h elec walker, '13 CB, 4x5 rnd HQ, no rain, '13 CB, 4x4, $35. Ronald HQ/barn, $30ea; '13 mixed FB RARE HERITAGE $500obo. Bob Bunnell; 50-$55; 1st cut CB, 4x5 Smoak; Barnwell; 803-259-2015 Fescue $15ea; qty disc, all BREED PR, lrg blk, 2y/o, Greenville; 864-414-8450 rnd, $35. Bill Fulmer; Lexington; '12 CB, rnd, $20-30; '13 CB, 4x5 rnd, w/o rain, limed/fert. 350lbs ea, litters 10-11, exc for TORO ZERO TuRN 803-657-5487 rnd, $40-50. Sonya Parnell; Wayne Crandell; Greenville; lard, $550/pr. J Justice; MOWER, 54in deck, 23hp, CB, 4x5 indiv wrapped, GQ Calhoun; 803-791-9534 864-962-0120 Cherokee; 864-621-9171 63hrs, LNC, $3500. Hugh Elrod; cow hay, $45. Steve Miller; Pickens; 864-508-1633 Lexington; 803-917-5203 WOODEN NEST BOXES, '13 FESCuE, mixed grass, 4x5, treated, 128inL 10inD 12inH no rain, $20. Carroll Shealy; When submitting ads by fax or mail include a complete name, 9inW, $30. Billy Eddins; Laurens; 864-697-6289 address, phone number, and county in your ad. Chesterfield; 843-623-2427 Page 6 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN January 16, 2014 FRAMED CAGE, metal, fits Poultry 6ft truck bed, $80. Kathy Each household is permitted up to four ads per issue. DeLong-Anson; Lexington; PHEASANTS, Red Gold, 803-582-8272 However, the ads can not be in the same category. $40/pr; Yel Gold males, $20; POuLTRY MANuRE, Silvers, $10ea. Tommy Maness; $25/ton, free del w/in 20mis of Anderson; 864-642-7873 Brocks Mill Farm. Marc Marsh; HAY HuTS, $650, free del w/in HORSE DRAWN WAGON, Plants & Flowers BOBWHITE QuAIL, weather Chesterfield; 843-862-8873 40 mis of Wagener. Frank for Hafliner size horse, has & flight cond, grown, $3.50; CHAIN SAW, 3400 Poland Wooten; Aiken; 803-564-5565 brakes, removable shafts, tongue Plant and Flower ads Chuckers, $6. Robert Plemons; bow blade, $200. Dan Morrison; HDWD LuMBER, Red Oak, can be used to PB, more, $1500. may not be submitted by Sumter; 803-459-6401 Anderson; 803-487-1633 Maple, Yel Poplar, 1inT, random Marsha Crews; Clarendon; commercial nurseries defined CHukAR QuAIL, $5.50ea. SAMSON, GL285T 12ply ST width, 8-10ftL, $2/bdft; pine, 2x 803-473-4514 as those with sales of Joseph Poston; Florence; 235/85 R16, $110; IronMan LT & 1x8x8/10/12, 45¢/bdft. Philip 12 JD REAR WHL WGHTS, $5,000 or more per year. 843-319-1594 235/85 R16 LR E, $90; Geotrac Epps; Newberry; 803-276-5747 150lbs ea, fits 820, 830, 4020, CHukAR PARTRIDGE, LT 235/85 R16 LR E, $120, obo ASPHALT MILLINGS, etc, $110ea. Ed Long; Laurens; CANNA BuLBS, President

IMPORTANT: Ads submitted without the required information and documentation or submitted under an incorrect category will be declined.type in lower case. DO NOT run words together. January 16, 2014 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN Page 7 BOBWHITE QuAIL, flight & weather cond, $3.75ea. Mike The Market Bulletin reserves the right TO EDIT and/or Ritchie; Ricland; 803-206-9242 AG-tion . . . RED GOLDEN PHEASANTS, verify any and all ads or notices submitted for publication. $40/pr; Amherst pheasants, agriculture $50/pr; 3 Indo Chinese peafowl, events $150ea or 3 for $400; more. YNG RABBITS, Dutch, CA, GOOD uSED MANuRE PINE SAW TIMBER, Lloyd Gerhart; Kershaw; Lion head, Holland Lops, Mini SPREADER, must be in good pine pulpwood, hdwd, cut January 803-425-8796 rex, $10ea. Harold Dunagin; working cond, reasonably priced. sm or lrg tracts, 8A or 4-H HORSE CLuB MTG, 2nd Mon 4 SPANISH CROSSED Greenville; 864-630-0758 Carroll Moore; Abbeville; more. H Yonce; Edgefield; every Mon, 6pm, Gaston Farm Rd TuRkEY JAkES, blk & NZ WHT, $20; Chinchilla, $15. 864-933-2306 803-275-2091 Equestrian Ctr, $10 membership, incl Bourbon red, 6 m/o, $25ea, 2 David Gravelin; Dorchester; FREE uNWANTED FARM, FREE FARM, or livestock t-shirt, ages 5-19. Beth Gaston; Chester; Spanish blk & Bourbon red 803-374-6255 843-291-2610 or livestock equip, any cond. related items, used fence, 1/22-23 WORkSHOPS & crossed tom turkeys, $45ea; PEDIGREE MEAT RABBITS, David Swallow; Kershaw; post, used lumber, feeders, DEMONSTRATIONS FOR more. Neal Miles; Barnwell; NZ Wht exc b'lines, $35up. 803-572-2049 waterers, tack, more, can p/up. FARMERS, USDA & Minority 803-259-7820 Ryan Watkins; Charleston; CATTLE TRL, 16ft, factory David Swallow; Kershaw; Landowner Magazine, Colleton Museum NORTHERN BOBWHITE 843-817-4049 built, BP, dual axles, lights, elec 803-572-2049 & Farmers Market, 506 E Washington St, QuAIL, flight cond, $4. Keith FLEMISH, NZ, CA, meat, pet, brakes, swing out gates, center JD OR EQuIVALENT, 2 Walterboro. Fred Tritapoe; Colleton; Coker; Berkeley; 843-753-7235 show, $25up. Billy Carter; gate. John Gossett; York; section, spiked tooth drag 843-549-1821, ext 111 PEA FOWL & PHEASANT, Kershaw; 803-530-2972 803-222-7786 harrow. Bill Yarborough; 1/29-30 WORkSHOPS & M Dark Throats, M yel golden, COMBINE, pull type; also a Richland; 803-609-6161 DEMONSTRATIONS FOR pheasants, 16m/o, full color, $30 FARMERS, USDA & Minority Sales grain bin, small free standing. 38IN REAR WHEEL RIM, for Landowner Magazine, The National Bean or trade for F Pea Fowl, $50up. Tommy Anderson; Laurens; JD 4020. Clint Boyd; York; Market, 111 Henry St, Lake City.Matthew Ernest Phillips; Richland; CLAXTON'S AuCTION, ea 864-697-5542 803-487-4209 Anderson; Florence; 843-669-9686, ext 803-394-3983 Sat 11am, merchandise, equine, 6-8FT OFFSET DISC, TRACTOR TIRES, used, 114, Brandon DuRanp; Clarendon; 7 RARE HERITAGE cows, more; Special Sale, 1/19, pull type, hvy duty, GC. 16.9x28, no dry rot, can be a 803-435-2612, ext 114 TuRkEYS, 6m/o, $30ea. 1pm, Hwy 21, Ruffin. William Christian Hendricks; Richland; little slick, reasonably priced. Wayne Wagener; Colleton; Claxton; Colleton; 843-909-4285 803-530-2715 Larry Crawford; Greenville; February 843-835-2896 1/18 AuCTION, 5pm Tack, 864-292-7021 2/15 4TH ANNuAL CORNBREAD PHEASANTS, Red Gold, Yel 8pm horses, coggins w/in Want Hay BLkSMITH ANVILS, wash JuBILEE/FESTIVAL OF BREADS, Gold, Lady Amhearst, Elliotts, last 12m/o, hauling avail. pots, syrup kettle, brass bells, 1400 Jim Hamilton Owens Field Airport, Gray Jungle Fowl, $40/pr & up. W McCranie; Colleton; FREE HAY, good, no mold, lrg/sm bells, corn grinder, grits Heritage & Fun, free. Sonya Hodges; Albert Woodberry; Georgetown; 843-538-8988 Fescue, rye, wheat, oat, straw or mill. R Long; Newberry; Richland; 803-361-6444 843-558-2009 CATHCART AuCTION, sm mixed, feed & wood shavings, to 803-924-9039 2/22 ASHLAND ARENA FuNSHOW, W/B SILkIES, $10; animal, 2nd/4th Sat, 10am, help rescued horses. Trecia WINDMILL, used or 10am, speed events, daily high point Ameraucanas, rare Lavender, poultry, animal related & farm Brown; York; 803-230-6778 abandoned. Phillip Bowser; prizes, several classes & age groups. $25/pr; rare Lavender Silkies, Juanita Ardis; Darlington; 843-332-7394 equip, l40 Buffalo Creek Ranch Abbeville; 864-379-2734 2/28 GOAT PRODuCTION & $40/pr. Kay Clair; Spartanburg; Rd. Carol Cathcart; Union; Want Livestock CHICkEN MANuRE, PARASITE MANAGEMENT 864-463-3886 864-427-9202 300-400 tons, will p-up or take WORkSHOP, Clemson Ext Service, CHICkS, buff chicks $2ea; 3/22 41TH ANNuAL FARM NARRAGANSETT GOBBLER. del. C Backman; Orangeburg; goat management seminar, $70 fee, reg Bard rock chicks, $1.50ea. Shane MACHINERY SALE, sponsored Royal Palm hen. Hutch Hutchison; 803-263-4496 deadline 2/21, applications at all Clemson Sease; Bamberg; 803-824-9124 by Hollywood Ruritan Club, @ Colleton; 843-538-6846 TIMBER/PuLPWOOD, Ext offices, [email protected], Lee Van '13 HATCHED GuINEAS, Hollywood school. Charles YNG DORAC BOAR, timber procurement, forestry Vlake; Florence; 843-661-4800 $10ea; Cornish Game roosters, Nichols; Saluda, 864-445-8350 Michelle Portereiko; Colleton; services for upstate co, top $ All equine must be accompanied $6ea. Elgava Jones; Greenville; 2/8 HERD REDuCTION 843-801-4538 paid for your forest products, by written proof of an approved negative 864-836-3581 & BuLL SALE, 11am, SM LIVESTOCk, chickens, more. Steven Smith; Greenville; test within the last 12 months for EIA GAMEFOWL, 2 Greys, $25ea; Black Crest Farms, 80 bulls, ducks, turkeys, pigs, cows, 864-517-3620 when entering any public assembly of 5 game hens, $15ea obo; 200 females, view catalog sheep, rabbits, goats, mini uSED PANELS, roping & horses. These public assemblies include, but are not limited to shows, fairs, Americana rooster, w/3 laying www.blackcreekfarm.com. W donkeys, llamas, etc, David bucking chutes, hvy to med duty. organized trail rides, rodeos and other hens, $45all obo. Joe Calwise; McLeod; Sumter; 803-481-4451 Swallow; Kershaw; 803-572-2049 Brian Blackwell; Cherokee; exhibitions as well as organized sales. Laurens; 864-998-3405 LIVESTOCk AuCTION, FREE uNWANTED 864-491-3195 Section 47-13-1315 and 1350 5 GAME ROOSTERS, Springfield Stockyd, Festival LIVESTOCk, goats, poultry, WOODEN PRODuCE and 1370, SC Code of Laws. Note: Clemson University’s Livestock- $40obo. G Williams; Aiken; Trl Rd, 1st & 3rd Sat, 1pm, small animals. William Claxton; CRATES, w/Gibson or Johnston Poultry Health Division requires the 803-663-3715 pigs, hogs, cattle, horses, Colleton; 843-909-4285 SC, printed on end. Bill Gibson; following: All public equine auction/sales GAMEFOWL STAGS, Goode, sheep, goats, poultry, sm animals. COTTONTAIL RABBITS, Edgefield; 803-480-1104 must be permitted by Clemson University Warhorse, Blueface, McClean Bud Furtick; Orangeburg; will p/up in upstate, will pay PINE OR HDWD LOGS, Livestock-Poultry Health and be in compliance with SC Law Section Hatch, Leiper Hatch, Red Fox 803-258-3512 $15ea. John Hill; Greenville; in low country; also 8+A 47-11-20 and SC Regulation 27-1016-C. Grey, Shorty Grey, more. $100ea. 2/15 YON FAMILY FARMS 864-483-4823 tracts, cut pulpwood, have Contact CULPH at 803-788-2260 Rex Bumgarner; Lexington; BuLL SALE, noon, Hwy 392, WHOLE HERDS, cows, fuel chipper for underbrush. Ext. 231 for information. 803-331-0269 Ridge Spring, over 150 head calves or bulls. Josh Brown; B Williams; Charleston; *Important: Please include a mailing address and phone number with MOLLY FLEuR BANTAMS, of Ang & Sim Ang bulls, 15 Saluda; 864-910-5378 843-303-8626 each event notice you wish to include in 8m/o, hens & roosters, $10ea or cow/calf prs. Lydia Yon; Saluda; FREE uNWANTED PuLPWOOD, saw timber, the Market Bulletin. All ads submitted trade for differ line. Cindy Hall; 803-685-5048 LIVESTOCk, goats, chickens, hdwd, pine all types of will only be run twice. If you wish Lexington; 803-727-6947 2/22 22ND ANNuAL rabbits, pigs, hogs, etc, will thinning or clear cut pay for your ad to appear in more than BOBWHITE QuAIL, flight & SALuDA CO CATTLEMEN'S p/up. Mozelle Jones; Richland; top prices, upstate counties. 2 issues, it must be resubmitted. weather cond, $3.50ea. Wayne REPLACEMENT HEIFER 803-403-4292 Tim Morgan; Greenville; Green; Clarendon; 803-373-2150 SALE, 12:30pm, Saluda uNWANTED FARM 864-420-0251 HOMER PIGEONS, yng Livestock Market, 200 open & ANIMALS, goats, cattle, sheep, 100LB ANVIL, or larger, old pure wht racing, $15.50ea. bred beef heifers. Travis Mitchell; donkeys, jacks, horses. William farm bell, hand corn sheller. Reynolds Tisdale; Williamsburg; Saluda; 803-609-2828 Knopf; Chester; 803-482-3891 Larry Gunter; Lexington; Stir Fried Greens 843-382-5940 SEABRIGHT HENS, Golden 803-532-7394 with Chicken 75 RED SEX LINk Want Farm Equipment or Silver, reasonably priced, FREE RND PEN PANELS, PRODuCTION RED PuLLETS, w/in 3hr drive. Benson Ray; stall mats, gates, concrete mix, & Pecans to lay 1/14, $7.50ea. Mac JD 430 RND BALER, for parts Georgetown; 843-558-7360 2x4, 2x6 wood, posts, plywood, McClendon; Colleton; 843-835-5050 or poss repair, any cond will be BEEF CATTLE, cows, calves, wire fencing, to help rescued 1 pound collard or turnip greens BABY GuINEA, $5up; grown considered. Otto McCarty; bulls, whole herds. Brian Gibert; horses. Trecia Brown; York; 2 chicken bouillon cubes guinea hens, $15ea; jacks, $12ea; Aiken; 803-648-4843 Greenwood; 864-980-6408 803-230-6778 4 chicken thighs, boned bantam full & mixed, $5ea & up; 420 CASE IH, cotton picker, HATCHING EGGS, ducks, LRG/SM BELLS, bell parts, 3 tablespoons Canola oil game, $20ea & up; more. Philip low hrs, EC. Jeff Millen; chickens, geese & swan eggs, church bell, wash pots, 2 tablespoons hot sauce Poole; Union; 864-427-1589 Chester; 803-209-0893 will p/up & pay. Shane Sease; syrup kettles, coffee/corn grinder, 4 GROWN ROOSTERS, $7. 4 BASkET HAY TEDDER, in Bamberg; 803-824-9124 pt canning jars, more. 1/2 cup chopped pecans, toasted Mike Hendrix; Newberry; EC. Tom Hawley; Greenville; 3 BRIAR GOATS, 2F/1M. Gene Luann Masters; Greenville; 803-924-8541 864-444-2175 Fulmer; Aiken; 803-685-6148 864-313-2992 Wash, stem, and slice greens. JD GRAIN DRILL, model PINE, hdwd, pulpwood, saw Place greens in large pot of Rabbits 8200 or newer, GC, 8-10ftW. Want Miscellaneous timber, in Aiken, Greenwood, boiling water; add bouillon cubes. James Simons; Orangeburg; McCormick Co. Milton Whitt; Boil 5 minutes; drain. Cut chicken FLEMISH, NZ WHT, CA, 803-496-3573 2 FARM TRACTOR TIRES, Aiken; 803-663-3418 into 1-inch pieces. Heat oil in $25up. Jim Roach; Richland; CANOPY, to attach to ROPS used 14.2x28 for Ford 8N. BARN OR BARN SPACE large skillet and add chicken. Toss 803-776-6342 for MF 240. 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Page 8 SOuTH CAROLINA MARkET BuLLETIN January 16, 2014 Let’s Celebrate Smokin’ Ed’s Carolina Reaper Horse Expo the Year of the Horse is the Hottest Pepper in the World Offers continued from page 1 Guinness World Record makes it official, CBS picks up the news Entertainment And I can tell you from personal When you have a passion for something, experience that maintenance for a it shows. But when your passion is recognized by and horse, which includes regular hoof the world, you know you’re special. Ed Currie’s care and vet calls, adds up in a passion for hot peppers has led him to a place in Information hurry. Guinness World Records™ and to a recent Not only do horse owners appearance on CBS This Morning. Smokin’ Ed’s Horses, horses, and more spend money on their animals, but Carolina Reaper ® is officially the world’s hottest horses! The SC Horsemen’s the horse industry supports a chili pepper. Council annual Horse Expo on number of jobs. Farmers grow Hot sauce production is one of America's Feb. 8 is filled with horse hay, oats and corn which are used fastest-growing industries, and Smokin’ Ed is one activities geared to please for feed, and they also provide of the reasons. His Puckerbutt Pepper Company everyone from backyard riders to land for pasture. Trainers, riding in Fort Mill specializes in hot stuff—really, really professionals to children. instructors, grooms, day laborers, hot stuff. Beginning at 10 a.m. at the equine veterinarians, farriers, and The Smokin Ed's Carolina Reaper ® is now at S.C. Equine Park in Camden, the feed stores are all dependent on the top of the super-hot chili peppers. With peak Expo has several dynamic horses for their jobs. levels of more than 2.2 million SHU (Scoville Carolina Reapers are a crossbreed made by presentations scheduled. A horse Add in riding lessons for the Heat Units), the Reaper is 300 times hotter than a farmer Ed Currie at The Puckerbutt Pepper health pavilion, children’s kids, and trail rides for the adults. jalapeno. But the truth is, the superhot pepper Company in Rock Hill. These peppers are 300 activities, a tag sale, silent Our state parks with equestrian business is on fire. One market research firm, IBIS times hotter than a jalapeno. Now that’s hot! auction and many top vendors facilities see families haul in every World, found that that hot stuff really is hot stuff. are also featured. weekend to enjoy nature. Then In the last few years, the average American has sought to add more spice to his meal, and the food For thrills and excitement, these folks invest in camping industry has obliged. From 2010 to 2012, the mention of the word "spicy" on fast food menus was up knights from Medieval Times in equipment. Horse trailers with nearly 15 percent, according to food industry consulting firm Technomic. Myrtle Beach will bring to life living quarters—some of them Salsa has pushed past ketchup as the nation's top-selling condiment. Technomic's data reflects that 2013 the pageantry and skills of have showers, full kitchens and was the first year ever that a majority of Americans say they prefer hot or spicy sauces. long-ago knights on horseback. even fireplaces!--are becoming All this data is music to the ears of Ed Currie, an unrelenting grower of pepper pain and father of the A group of trick riders will more and more common. Smokin Ed's Carolina Reaper ®. Currie harvests about 17 million peppers a year in South Carolina. " fascinate the crowd, while Another little-known facet of I pretty much work on peppers all the time," he said. techniques of emergency horse the horse business in South He has spent about $12,000 to get the Guinness Book of Records to call his pepper the hottest. One of rescue will offer much-needed Carolina is our racehorses. In the key components was evidence from a lab at Winthrop University, where chemist Cliff Calloway has information for horse owners. addition to the horse centers of been testing exactly how hot the peppers are. The method scientifically measures heat in parts per million. The elegant sport of carriage Aiken, Camden, and Landrum, Calloway says that Currie's pepper tests out to be the hottest in the world, having the chemical driving will also be featured. we have a number of training composition similar to pepper spray. And people actually eat them! Equine veterinarians will be tracks in small towns like Elloree, Currie recently achieved national recognition through his Dec. 28 appearance on CBS This Morning, sharing their knowledge at the St. Matthews, Timmonsville, “They called and wanted to have me live on the morning show,” he said. “They flew me to New York on health pavilion, with time for Kingstree and Holly Hill. These Friday and home again on Saturday.” questions afterwards. dedicated trainers provide jobs in There he explained to hosts Anthony Mason and Vinita Nair how the hottest pepper on record became a A Marsh Tacky gelding, which rural areas where opportunities reality. is being auctioned in a special for employment are scarce. They “I use a cross-breeding technique from India that’s about 3000 years old,” he said. By pollinating the fund-raiser, will be on site, generally pay better than average seeds and continuing to breed for more and more heat, he finally got the plant he was looking for. It took and raffle tickets will be wages. about eight years—hardly an overnight success. available. A variety of breeds Speaking of racehorses, I Currie takes pride in the fact that the pepper is not just hot, but it also tastes good. “It has a sweet taste will demonstrate their specialties watched the movie ‘Secretariat’ before the heat hits,” he said. He uses the Smokin Ed's Carolina Reaper ® in a variety of products from under saddle and in harness. for the first time recently flying dipping sauce to jellies. After tasting it, CBS host Anthony Nair asked, “Does it come with a fire hose?” “We are very excited to offer a home from a trip. I recommend Since his Guinness World Record, the news media has discovered Currie and his hot peppers. special competition for youth,” this true story movie highly. “I’m getting nationwide press, but none at home,” he said, despite the fact that he travels all over the said chairman Wanda Wood. “We Horses can be a year-round country promoting South Carolina at chili festivals. In the next month he will be going to the Zest Fest want to introduce non-riders to business, pleasure, and hobby. in Dallas, Texas, the Chili Pepper Institute at the University of New Mexico, the North Market in the wonderful world of horses in From racehorses to polo, Columbus, Ohio, the Fiery Foods Festival in Albuquerque, NM, and the New York City Hot Sauce Expo. a fun-filled day. We also have top foxhunting to trail riding, He typically attends two to four festivals a month. professionals who will share their endurance competition to carriage “I have SC Certified on everything, and I constantly talk about our state,” he said, adding that his foods knowledge with riders and horse driving, horses have a place in our are all natural, great-tasting, and contain no extracts. lovers on many levels.” hearts—and in our pocketbooks. With names like I Dare You Stupit, Purgatory, and Edible Lava, some of the sauces perhaps should come The ever-popular Vendor Row Horses are a thriving commodity, with warning labels. But people love them. “We are in stores all across the country,” Currie said. “And will be open all day. A general and they’re just plain good I’m hoping to open a production facility here in Fort Mill. It’s about jobs. I’ll do anything to help our membership meeting of the SC agribusiness. state.” Horsemen’s Council and election So Happy New Year and Happy Puckerbutt Pepper Co. in Fort Mill sells high quality smokin’ hot mashes, sauces, fresh of officers will be held at Horse Year. peppers, seeds and other spicy merchandise at stores throughout the country and from its website, 4:30 p.m. www.puckerbuttpeppercompany.com. Admission is $10 with special rates for SC Horse Council members, and memberships are available on site. For more Sheep and Goat Seminar Offers Tour & Training information about the Expo go to www.schorsemenscouncil.org An afternoon session for sheep and goat owners will be held Feb. 2 from 2-5 p.m. in Mauldin. In addition to a session titled or call Wanda Wood at “Smart Deworming” with field training, a biosecurity overview and health care will be covered. A flock tour and demonstrations on hoof trimming 803-230-8810. and injections will be offered. The SC Equine Park is located Dr. Patty Scharko, Clemson LPH Extension field veterinarian, and Dr. Derek Wessinger of Cleveland Park Animal Hospital will be the speakers. at Exit 101 off I-20 between The $30 fee covers handouts and refreshments. To register, send check to Whispering Pines, 206 Adams Mill Road, Mauldin, SC 29662. Columbia and Florence. For more information, contact Debbie Webster, SC Sheep Industries Association regional director, at 864-982-5331.

The Market Bulletin is a Great Gift Idea! SC Cattlemen Association to Meet March 1 Go to agriculture.sc.gov The SC Cattlemen’s Association annual meeting will be held March 1 at the SC State Farmers Market in West Columbia. and pay by credit card The focus is on forage this year, with talks on grazing in grass management, better use of soil tests, soil fertility and management. Updates will be given on the beef cattle assessment program and legislative matters pertaining to the industry. or mail a $10 check The meeting will include a midday awards luncheon, a silent auction, and youth scholarships. Awards will be given for Cattleman of the or money order payable to the Year, Education and Industry Service of the Year, Environmental Stewardship, and Association of the Year. SC Department of Agriculture to: Applications for youth scholarships and nominations for Awards of Excellence are due by Feb. 7. Go to www.sccattle.org for details. Circulation, PO Box 11280, Sponsorships for the meeting are $150 each, and exhibitors may reserve a booth and two registrations for $275. Individual registration is $35 per member and $15 for spouses. Lunch is included. Columbia, SC 29211