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By Sam Irwin When you think Thanksgiving in Carolinas, Barrington said. sunk their teeth into. In addition to his holiday business, Louisiana you’re usually talking But even if we don’t home-grow Scenic Highway is one of the Bellue’s daily plate lunch service turkey. our turkeys there are many places busiest streets in Baton Rouge the grew by leaps and bounds with the Louisiana’s chicken industry is the where Louisiana consumers can find day before Thanksgiving as capital establishment of Bellue’s Fine Cajun state’s number one animal crop a delicious smoked turkey and other city residents crowd the tiny restau- Cuisine #2. but turkeys are a different bird alto- pre-prepared meats for their holiday rant to pick up their holiday orders. Son Shannon opened a third loca- gether. repast. But Bellue’s Scenic Highway loca- tion earlier this year on Hwy. 61 near “Turkeys are a tough bird to grow,” Wirt Bellue of Bellue’s Fine Cajun tion isn’t so scenic. The street runs Port Hudson. The visibility on the said Mike Barrington, D.V.M., Cuisine in Baton Rouge wants to through Baton Rouge’s industrial busy highway means everyone who Louisiana Department of Agriculture share his smoked turkeys with the complex and Bellue’s is located lives in Baton Rouge’s bedroom and Forestry poultry specialist. “We world. across the street from the Exxon communities of Zachary, Pride, grow a lot of fryers but growing For the last 30 years Bellue’s tiny Refinery physical plant. Jackson and St. Francisville will be turkeys requires a different infra- Scenic Highway kitchen in Baton Bellue decided to expand in 2006 driving by the new Bellue’s at least structure.” Rouge has produced some of the and opened a second location on twice a day on their work commute. Most of the United States turkey tastiest fried and smoked turkeys restaurant-friendly Jefferson “We do 90 percent of our business industry is in the Midwest and and Louisiana folks ever Highway. See Holiday, continued on page 2 The place for smoked ham in central Louisiana is Grayson’s Barbecue in Clarence. 81-year-old Joe Cobb in Bossier Parish has been cooking hams and turkeys for his holiday customers since 1952. Wirt Bellue (left) says he has perfected his . Floyd Poche (right) of Breaux Bridge special- ly prepares old-fashioned chaudins for his Cajun customers. Page 2 MARKET BULLETIN November 6, 2008

Hmjgb_w, continued from page 1 in November and December, about 5,000 meat trays here.” tral Louisiana. own bread. smoked and fried turkeys, 3,000 turduckens The meat trays are not fancy so if you’re “There’s not much left to Clarence any- Turkeys became the tradition for many and a 1,000 hams,” Bellue said. looking for a table setting more,” said 40- American families over the years and south- For the uninitiated, a turducken is a bone- you’ll have to create it year-old Gregory west Louisiana’s French Acadian holiday less combination of turkey, duck and chick- yourself. “We sell meat Grayson, Ollie’s custom typically feature a turkey as the Joe Cobb Bossier City Barbecue en. on our trays,” Sue said grandson. “But main course. But many rural Cajuns cele- 203 McCormick St. “I like to say we didn’t invent the turduck- “We don’t sell parsley.” our customers brate the holidays by slicing into a chaudin en, but we perfected it,” Bellue said. Sue said Joe Cobb Bossier City, La. 71111 have known about to feed the clan. Bellue’s ships nationally. The details are Bossier City Barbecue is 318-221-6512 us for years and Stemming from the traditions of the early listed at www.belluescajuncuisine.com flexible and can take an Grayson's Barbecue we also get a lot Cajuns who believed that “everything on Shreveport and Bossier City residents order for a smoked turkey 5849 Highway 71 of business just the hog is good,” a chaudin is a pig stomach have to look no further than the Joe Cobb or ham up to a week Clarence, La. 71414 from word of stuffed with a highly-seasoned ground pork Bossier City Barbecue in old downtown before the big holidays. 318-357-0166 mouth.” mix. Bossier City to order a delicious smoked If Joe likes you he may Bellue's Fine Grayson said Floyd Poche of the Poche Bridge commu- turkey or ham. Joe Cobb’s is the best kept needle you a bit, she 3110 Scenic Highway they specialize in nity just north of Breaux Bridge said his secret for holiday fare in Caddo and Bossier added. Baton Rouge, La. 70805 a bone-in ham father, Lug, perfected the Poche chaudin parishes. “He likes to harass the smoked with the recipe in 1962. 225-356-7798 “We don’t try real hard to do too much customers,” Sue said. “It fragrant wood of “Poche’s Market started out as a , with smoked turkeys and hams for the holi- just means he likes to talk www.belluescajuncuisine.com the red oak. They cracklin and Sunday barbecue lunch kind of days,” said 74-year-old Sue Cobb. “We’re to the customers.” Bellue's Fine Cajun Cuisine 2 can usually han- thing,” Poche said. “It seems like a long really just a restaurant.” In Natchitoches Parish 7949 Jefferson Highway dle orders up until time ago, but my father only had it for 14 It doesn’t really matter too much anymore meat lovers have associ- Baton Rouge, La. 70809 Thanksgiving years and I’ve been having it for 28.” if Joe Cobb Bossier City Barbecue is trying ated Grayson’s Barbecue 225-216-1990 Day but Grayson Poche said the chaudin, roughly shaped to get more holiday business or not. The in Clarence with their Bellue's Fine Cajun Cuisine 3 said customers liked the pigskin kicked around on the grid- cat’s been out of the bag for a long time. Joe holiday ham needs for 462 Highway 61 need to get their iron, is still in demand in Acadiana. Cobb, 81, and wife Sue have been decades. Jackson, La. 70748 Christmas orders “The Cajuns made use of everything that fine meats with hickory wood in northwest- Though the Clarence 225-658-6582 in early. came off the hog,” Poche explained. “It’s a ern Louisiana for 56 years. community declined “With all the tradition now and it’s still real popular. We Poche's Market & Restaurant “They say location, location, location but when Interstate 49 rolled companies that sell quite a few of them. we really don’t have the location anymore,” through in the late 1980s, 3015 Main Hwy. order multiple “Quite a few” is approximately 3,000 Sue said. “We do have the reputation. They Grayson’s Barbecue has Breaux Bridge, La. 70517 hams we have to stuffed chaudins a year. Poche smiled as he just know to come here.” quietly built its reputa- 337-332-2108 cut off the orders described the exotic chaudin. Sue said in addition to smoking whole tion for fine meat prod- www.pochesmarket.com early,” Grayson “We have the only USDA approved pig turkeys and hams for their customers they ucts. said. “It takes 12 stomach on the market and if you buy one also prepare cold cuts for sandwiches. Started in 1959 by Ollie hours to smoke and you don’t like it, you can always play “We do a lot of meat trays for customers Grayson at the crossroads of Highway 71 the meat.” football with it,” he quipped. for the holidays,” Sue said. “Turkey, ham and 84, Grayson’s Barbecue continues to be In addition to specializing in smoked Poche’s offers their meat products on the and beef. People know they can get their a hot spot for ham and turkey lovers in cen- meats Grayson’s Barbecue also bakes its Internet at www.pochesmarket.com. La. Agriculture & Forestry Today

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LDAF’s new mobile command center Commissioner Mike Strain, Its features include complete D.V.M., said the new Louisiana satellite linkups that will enable Department of Agriculture and connection to the Internet, satel- Forestry mobile command cen- lite phones, cellular phone sys- ter will greatly enhance the tems, television, fax machines, department’s ability to manage scanners, printers and copy or coordinate emergency machines. responses to forest fires and hur- “It is basically an office on ricanes. wheels that can keep us connect- “This is a tremendous asset,” ed in the field to our headquar- Strain said. “We’ll be able to ters in Baton Rouge,” Strain establish a mobile incident com- said. “Forest fires are often in mand post at the site of any crit- remote locations and having a ical emergency.” reliable communications link is The $280,000 mobile com- vital.” mand center was purchased with A 12.5KW ultra-quiet onboard funds from a United States gasoline generator powers all of Forest Service grant. The vehi- the command center’s electronic cle was delivered on October 20. communication components. The 36-foot vehicle was manu- The vehicle will be on display factured by Farber Specialty Friday and Saturday at the State Vehicles of Columbus, Ohio. Fair of Louisiana in Shreveport. The specialty vehicle was built Photographs of the new mobile on a Ford chassis and is powered command center can be viewed by a Ford V-10 362 horsepower at www.ldaf.state.la.us. November 6, 2008 MARKET BULLETIN Page 3 EPDs, excel. bloodlines, bred or $2500/1. Chauncey Fontenot, Polled Hereford bulls & branded, not reg., $1500 obo. P. calf at side, $1000/1-up. Bryan Ville Platte; 337-363-6905. heifers, 6 mos., performance bred, Gentile, Port Allen; 225-328-2198 CATTLE Sanders, Hammond; 985-542- (2) Angus cross heifers, bred to great EPDs,gentle, all shots & or 225-627-9562. 9150. an Angus bull, 4-6 mos. bred, wormed, $800/1 up. Laura MFT mare, 14 yrs., very good (15) heifers from Brangus cow $900/1 or $1650/both. Mitchell Hughes, Zachary; 225-658-5348. gait, gentle but spirited, easy No grade sires listed in the interest of Char. bull, $650/1 if all taken; (4) Fontenot, Ville Platte; 337-363- (10) reg. blk., A.I. sired Angus keeper; '96 CM trailer in need of better livestock. All dairy cattle 20 mos. F1 heifers, Hereford/Brahman 6905. bulls 22 mos., ultra sound & some repairs, both for $2,000 obo. of age, beef cattle 24 mos. of age, or pas- turient or post pasturient animals of any cross, $900/1 if all taken. Jason Reg. pb Santa Gertrudis heifers, semen tested, very gentle, Donald O. Gorum, Lake Charles; age offered for sale, except for immedi- Guidry, Abbeville; 337-898-2119. show or breeding quality, born $2000/1-up. Earl P. Lemoine, 337-263-1239 or 337-474-3472. ate slaughter, must have valid 30-day Reg. polled Hereford bulls, pas- 3/19/08, Grizzly 3308 bloodline, Moreauville; 318-452-5503 or 18 yr. AQHA sorrel & white negative brucellosis test certificate. ture raised, gentle & ready to use, all shots, Brucellosis free herd, 318-985-2034. paint mare, excel. for kids & Contact La. Dept. of Agriculture and (1) 3 yrs., (2) 2 yrs., $1200/1. $900. Ignacio Valledor, (72) golden cert. & cert. F1 ladies, $1000. Karen Moses, Forestry, P.O. Box 1951, Baton Rouge, La. 70821-1951. Kyle Brown, Alexandria; 318- Mandeville; 985-898-0306 or Braford heifers, 1-14 mos., Deville; 318-715-2697. 664-6117 or 318-449-1888. 985-630-1520. Brahman cows x Hereford bulls, 4 yr. blk. filly, green broke, REMINDER: Have all of your Simm. & Simbrah heifers, Reg. Brangus bull calf, 9 mos., open for bull of your choice, excel. rodeo prospect, $650. K. heifer calves between four and 12 bulls, pairs. $850/1-up. B.G. very nice, gentle, great growth, $1200/1. Cory, Grand Cane, 318- Moses, Deville; 318-715-2697. months of age vaccinated against Denton, Jena; 318-992-4504. good milking mother & blood- 834-2972. 4 yr. buckskin App. geld., green brucellosis. For information con- Brahman bull, RN Sir Huey lines, $800. Ted Vicknair, broke, level headed will make an tact your local veterinarian, Manso, March 2000, bloodline Pineville; 318-880-7188. excel. kid's horse, short & stocky, LDAF animal health personnel, JDH Mr. Charley Manso, $800. (28) crossbred cows, Braford, HORSES, $600. Karen Moses, Deville; 318- your parish Cattlemen's Randy Nortman, DeQuincy; 337- Char. Brangus crosses, (11) 715-2697. Association or parish Farm 786-2751 or 337-274-2466. w/calves, $800-$1200/1; (1) reg. MULES & 6 yr. TW mare, reg., proven Bureau. Calf for your freezer, fed on Angus bull, 6 yrs., $1500, no broodmare, ridden in parades & on Reg. Beefmaster, using corn, etc. live weight 600 lb. & storm stress. Curley Dartez, Erath; JACKS trails, blk. w/blaze face, $1000. Foundation genetics w/perform- larger, $1.25/lb. this date, fob. Bill [email protected], 337-937-4840 or Cherie Munna, Lacombe; 504- ance testing, annual herd reduc- Fuller, Kinder; 337-738-2522 or 337-230-4439. All horses, mules, and jacks must be 782-8643. tion, heifers, cows & bulls, 337-224-4560. Reg. Brahman bull, born from bona fide livestock farmers. We 14 yr. QH, 15 hands, retired $900/1-up. Aaron Piorrier, PB Char. bull, 15 mos., well 1/26/06, JDH Mr. Crawford cannot accept notices from horse police horse, bomb proof, blood Roseland; 985-748-3009 after 6 built, dewormed, gentle with Manso x JDH Miss Earla Manso, dealers, order buyers or persons sell- bay, $2,500 obo. C. Munna, pm. back/front, $1400. Philip pasture raised, ready to work, ing on commission basis. Lacombe; 504-782-8643. Every time you submit an advertise- (35) Brangus 2-5 yrs., few Melancon, Church Point; 337- $1300. Elton Savell, Many; 318- ment one of the following must be 2 yr. gray & wh. paint Welsh, Brafords, heavy bred, (2) 823-6232. 256-6888. provided. 1. All listings of horses, green broke, can ride him bare- w/calves, fancy, $1050/1. John (1) dark red reg. mini Zebu (2) reg. blk. Angus, (1) heifer, mules or jacks must be accompanied back or w/a saddle, does not like a Beatty, Ventress; 225-718-1697. bull, beautiful & ready to breed, direct daughter of Future by a COPY of the original official bit, $600 obo. Robert LaBorde, (14) F-1 heifers, ½ Angus, ½ (1) gray mini Zebu 7 mos., both Direction on sire side, Rita of Rito negative Coggins test for Equine Crowley; 337-250-8073. Brahman, avg. weight 650 lbs., bulls show quality, $1000/1. on dam side, (1) cow, N Bar Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) that was Miniature horses, all ages & $800/1. Joe Brown, Dubach; 318- Jerome Hammons, Many; 318- Emulation Ext on sire side, performed within the past 6 months colors, pintos & solids, some prior to sale on all horses, mules, and 245-7381. 256-2420 or 318-332-2042. Baldridge Oscar on dam side, both mares possibly bred, $500/1. jacks, except nursing foals. (OR) 2. A (2) pb Angus heifers, (2) pb (5) crossbred heifers, weaned & are heavy bred to a Camp Cooley signed statement from the seller stat- Jerome Hammons, Many; 318- Hereford heifers, 11 mos., $600/1; all shots, sired by black Simm., bull, New Design & Black Cap ing that he will furnish the buyer with 256-2420 or 318-332-2042. (2) pb Angus bulls, 11 mos., $650; $600/1 or $550/1 if all purchased. bred, very gentle, well framed cat- a negative Coggins at the time of sale. 9 yr. mare mule, 12 hands, used 16 mos., $800. G. Richard, Terry Collie, Calhoun; 318-644- tle, $2000/1; reg. blk. Angus bull, as a pack animal & trail riding, in Branch; 337-277-0220. 5244 or 318-614-6422. weaned & on feed, New Design MFT mare, 1150 lbs., QTR nativity scene, very gentle, $750. (31) bred Brangus heifers, sired Taking orders for butcher 878 & Mytty in Focus, $750. conform., very gentle, pleasure Karen Mixon, Baton Rouge; 225- by Hudgins Brahman bulls, bred calves, corn fed for at least 120 Robert Rozas, Eunice; 337-546- riding, trail riding & parades, 261-3367. to lbw Gardiner Angus bulls, great days on feed, call for availability. 6337 or 337-580-4709. $2000 or make offer. Donald cond., $1400/1. Marty Engquist, Benton Broussard, Jennings; 337- (2) Gardiner Ranch Angus Gorum, Lake Charles; 337-263- Ethel; 225-603-0838. 912-0560 or 337-824-5151. bulls, born Aug. '05, lbw, EPDs, 1239. Louisiana Market Bulletin Reg. Brangus bulls & heifers, Reg. 5/8, 3/8 Braford bulls, 7 good for breeding heifers, '08 calf Welsh pony mare, 7 yrs., blk. (USPS 672-600) $1200/1-up. Sonny Crosby, Cut mos.-2 yrs., $700/1-up; heifers, 7- crop avg. weight 575 lbs., w/wh., friendly, $700. Ronnie Mike Strain DVM, Off; 985-870-5001 or 985-632- 9 mos., $700, all pasture raised. $2100/1. Maxwell Lea, Zachary; Andrepont, St. Landry; 337-461- Commissioner 8095. Lloyd Savell, Florien; 318-586- 225-654-6858 or 225-933-1072. 2668 or 337-336-1809. As a public service to state residents, the (10) Brahman Holstein cross 7378 or 318-508-0293. Reg. Brangus bull, 19 mos., USTA reg. standard bred mare, Louisiana Market Bulletin offers free list- heifers, 450-600 lbs., on feed, heifers, 5/8 x 3/8 sired by MC New Direction, clean 10 yrs., dark bay, natural pacer, ings subject to existing regulations. Out-of- (100) Braford state residents may list Want Ads only. Ads weaned & shots, $6500/all. Leon cross, 850 lbs., bred to lbw & trim w/plenty of red meat, mod- drives & rides, excel. disp., easy to may not exceed 25 words. The name, address Jarreau, Baton Rouge; 225-267- Braford bulls, $1000/1. John erate side w/good muscle, loads of do anything with, kept shod, and telephone number as well as the price of the item must be included with each ad. 2077. Broussard, Abbeville; 337-893- staying power, vacc. & yrlg. ultra- excel. driving mare or broodmare, Subscription fee for the Market Bulletin is Brangus bull, 5 yrs. 1500 lbs., 6743. sound data, $2800. Bryan Payne, $1200. Lizzy Gomez, St. Gariel; $10.00 for a one-year subscription. calves to show, lbw, $1000. R.J. Jersey & Holstein milk nurse Lafayette; 337-654-4754. 225-642-5953. The Louisiana Market Bulletin assumes no responsibility for any notice appearing in Hatwig, Elmer; 318-659-4228 or cows, $600-$800/1; Jersey & Reg. Brangus bull, 2 yrs., sired 1998 AQHA good looking sor- the Bulletin nor for any transaction resulting 318-277-1683. Jersey Holstein heifer calves. K. by Brinks Brightside 607L11, rel geld., 14.3 hands 1200 lbs., from published notices. Advertisers are cau- Reg. Brangus herd sale, gentle, Martinez, Donaldsonville; 225- come see the bull & his first stout used for ranch work, trail tioned that it is against the law to misrepre- sent any product offered for sale in a public top quality, show quality calves, 717-4345. calves this fall, lbw, 698 WW, riding, started on barrels & ridden notice or advertisement carried in any pub- (3) have calves at side 1 week-2 Guernsey Heifer, 6 mos., 1020 YW, 40 SC, yrlg. ultrasound by young girl, gentle for beginner lication or that is delivered through the mos. old, (2) reg. waiting to calve, Jersey heifer 6 mos., $650/1; data, herd bull w/that rugged ath- kids or adults, $2500/obo. D. United States mail. Commercial listings or advertisements (1) Brangus-type cow w/1 mo. crossbred calves, $100/1. K. letic look, $3000. T. Payne, Gentile, Port Allen; 225-328-2198 from anyone acting in the capacity of any old. calf, $9500/all obo. Danny or Martinez, Donaldsonville; 225- Lafayette; 337-654-4754. or 225-627-9562. agent cannot be accepted. For more infor- mation contact: Kay Tonagel, Abita Springs; 985- 717-4345. Reg. bred Brangus heifers, lbw, 1993 AQHA sorrel geld., 14.3 Sam Irwin, Editor 264-0445 or 985-630-8943. (27) Brangus comm. heifers, ready to calve March '09, vacc. & hands, 1750 lbs., broke & gentle, Laura Lindsay, Managing Editor (10) F1 Brangus heifers, exposed to lbw Brangus bulls, yrlg. ultrasound data, some prs. has a great handle & easy going, Marilyn Mayeux, Advertising Assistant P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534; weaned & had shots, ready for begin calving Feb. '08, top quality, also avail., $1100/1-up. Kevin used for trail riding & working phone (225) 922-1284, fax (225) 922-1289. breeding, all from red/gray dewormed & vacc., pasture raised, Payne, Lafayette; 337-654-4754. cattle, gentle for beginner kid Published bi-weekly by the Louisiana Brahman cattle & Angus bulls, gentle, feed bucket broke, Reg. Char. cows, big, calves at adults, $2200 obo. D. Gentile, Port Department of Agriculture & Forestry. Periodical non-profit postage paid at 5825 $850/all. Sam Zaunbrecher, $29,000. Todd Deville, Ville side & rebred, $1400/1-up. Walter Allen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627- Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, 70806. Eunice; 337-580-2725. Platte; 337-363-3094. Lemoine, Marksville; 318-253- 9562. All facilities, programs and services of the bulls & heifers, Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Simm.-Angus Blk. Angus bulls, $1500/1-up. 7939. 2004 nice looking blk. & wh. Forestry are available to all persons. 6-12 months old, excel., cross, Ridley Chauvin, Raceland; 985- 19 mo. Angus/Beefmaster cross tobiano paint geld., 15 hands, Discrimination is prohibited and should be $500/1-up; (3) reg. blk. Simm. 804-2594. bull. $800. J.H. Celestine, St. 1150 lbs., gentle & broke, rides reported to the Commissioner of Agriculture & Forestry. POSTMASTER: Send form cows, homozygous blk./homozy- Reg. Angus bulls, 2 yrs., AI Gabriel; 225-642-8439 or 225- bare back , used trail riding, good 3579 to Louisiana Market Bulletin, P.O. Box gous polled, very gentle, great sired by BR Midland, very gentle, 453-5685. rope or barrel prospect, ranch 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534. Page 4 MARKET BULLETIN November 6, 2008 Tri color paint stud, 7 mos., 12 2008 foals, palominos, sorrels, geld. ½ QH, ½ MFT, very gentle, many race money earners, fee for goat, 7 mos., $150. David Ellis, hands, stout, will be excel breeder, & bays, cutting/performing blood- great for trail rides, $2000. T. '09 breeding season first ten French Settlement; 225-698-6911. shots, wormed, October, can reg., lines, $800/1 up. C. Steib, Lottie; Soileau, Ville Platte; 337-277- clients to book, $500, after first Fainting goat, (1) billy, (2) nan- dam & sire large, $2000 nego. 225-718-1975. 3862. ten, fee will be $700, mare care nies, $100/1; Nubian milk goats, Raymond Edwards, Boyce; 318- AQHA cutting bred mares, 2008 wean. filly, out of Smart available. Marlene Stewart, $125/1; Alpine & Nubian cross, 487-1418. yrlg., & weans., by own son of Little Rapper & Freckles Albany; 225-209-1297 or 985- $125/1. C. Songy, Loranger; 985- Reg. TW, beautiful new foal Freckles Playboy, Doc O'Lena, Cranberry mare, excel. conform., 981-7963. 974-8325. buckskin stud colt from blue roan Boon Bar, & Bingo Hickory out of gentle, cutting, roping prospect, AQHA & IBHA 15 hands, 1150 Nice ADGA reg. Lamancha & mare & perlino stallion, built, cutting bred mares, $800/1-up. $1500. Wayne Vidrine, Ville lbs., buckskin stallion, very gentle Nubian dairy goats, bucks, $150/1- great, gentle, $2000, lay-a-way John Dupre, Bueche; 225-931- Platte; 337-884-1813. & throwing color, $400/$5 mare up, does, $250/1-up. W.B. Barras, avail. L.D. Spears, Dry Creek; 9435. 1991 broodmare, Ms. Kitty care. Joe Kimble, Ethel; 225-326- St. Martinville; 337-394-6683. 337-328-7365. 2 yr. filly, dam is granddaughter Bonita, out of Freckles 9112 after 5 p.m. or 225-683- Wanted: 2-3 Katahdin ewes, Donkeys-jennies, geld., & of Dry Doc, sire is Gotta Jerry, son Cranberry/Ms. Linda Bonita, safe, 5873. ready to breed. Morris Pitre, jacks, different colors & ages, of Smart Little Jerry, $2000 obo; 5 in foal to Smart Little Rapper, Straight Egyptian Norus son, Opelousas; 337-543-7289. makes good pets or guard animals, yr. old APHA mare, well started $1500. W. Vidrine, Ville Platte; siring beautiful foals w/athleti- Wanted: 100 head of brush delivery may be arranged, jennies on cattle, $3000 obo. David, 337-884-1813. cism, looks, size, Straight goats. Wayne Ward, Saline; pten- $200-$300, geldings & jacks $75- Galliano; 985-475-7124 or 985- Dam double Skipper W bred, Egyptian, Nasralla Sharaf, gor- [email protected] or 318-471- $200. Darwin Young, Ville Platte; 209-1105. Classy w/lots of muscle, geous dark gray w/substance & 9272. 337-580-4400. AQHA reg. Doc's Sug brood- $400/obo. Charlie Casanova, motion, $1000/$7 mare care. Jeff Miniature horses, 5 mos. & mare, $1,500 obo; 2 yr. filly, dam Holden; 225-294-2585. Dupre, Washington; 337-585- older, studs, $400/1; fillies, is Doc's Sugar, sire Gotta Jerry, 1998 AQHA bay show geld. 2642. $500/1; (3) miniature donkeys, 3 $2000 obo; 2 yr. blk. geld., unreg. Western Pleasure to working cow DOGS mo. jack, $400/1. Jerry Corley, sire is Pass the Chicken, dam is horse, owner does not have time to Trout; www.corleyminiature- Spanish Charge bloodline, $1000 show, Zippo Pine Bars, Two-Eyed SHEEP & sacres.com or 318-992-8101. obo. Susan, Galliano; 985-209- Jack, $4000. Sherly Herring, (5) reg. CKC beagle pups, 4 ½ Miniature donkeys, herd reduc- 1105 or 985-475-7124. Pineville; 318-445-2275. GOATS mos., small type, 13" & under, tion sale, all vacc. for EEE & West (2) horses, (1) gray & wh. paint, 2001 AQHA blk. geld., would straight rabbit stock, $75/1 or Nile, wormed, easy to handle, 2 yrs., (1) sorrel colt, 14 mos., make great ranch geld. or trail Boer/Alpine buck, 4 yrs., proven $300/all. Lavon Rester, bred jennys, 3/N/1, singles, all $600/1 obo; (1) sm. bag calf milk, horse, started around barrels, stud, $150. Catherine Ellison, Franklinton; 985-848-8419 or under 33" at shoulder, dark brown (1) bottle & (1) jar calf milk Zippo Pat Bars bred, $3000. S. Abbeville; 337-349-7464. 985-515-7985. or blk., $250/1 up. Ronnie Shaw, w/medicine, $20 obo. Robert Herring, Pineville; 318-445-2275. (6) pb Katahdin ewes, due to AKC golden retriever pups, Lake Charles; 337-540-8875. LaBorde, Crowley; 337-250-8073. 9 yr. AQHA sorrel stallion lamb Feb., cleaned, wormed, born 9/11/08, $300; CKC 1999 Thoroughbred West Acre Miniature horses, AMHA & w/chrome, Peppy's Dry $65/1. Paul Ribaudo, Alexandria; Pomeranian, male & female, mare, by Dance Forever, by Sword AMHR, colts, $500/1-up; mares, Award/Doc's Sug Bred, can head 318-442-1132. $400; male & female CKC Dance in FDAL to EL Amamite, $1000/-up. Karen Santangelo, or heel, big pet, $5000. Jim Nigerian dwarf goats, adult & Chihuahua, $300/1, vet check, stake winner, $666,990 life time Lakeland; 225-405-5751. Herring, Pineville; 318-445-2275. kids, very friendly, makes great first set of vacc., health guaran- earnings, $1500 obo, all fees paid. Reg. Thoroughbred brood- TW weans., starting at $350. pets, $500/1-up. Ethelyn teed. Keith Fitzsimons, Larry Guidry, Welsh; 337-496- mares, 17 yr. reg. mare named Carl Devillier, Chatagnier; 337- Raymond, Mount Hermon; 985- Franklinton; 985-839-6848. 7705. Onda Flora w/2 yr. filly, out of 580-9190. 877-5945. Kimmi cur squirrel dog, $1000. Red & wh. paint geld., 9 yrs., Onda Flora & Trophy Hunter 11 2006 bay roan filly, by own son Nigerian dwarf goats, loving & Harlan Johnson, Pitkin; 318-358- laid back, quiet horse, easy keeper, yr. reg. mare named Del's Special, of Playin Stylish & a 6666 bred friendly pets, many available, all 5117. good trail ride horse, has been $2,500/all. Fred Gossen, Rayne; mare, very gentle & ready for colors, bottle fed babies, male, Reg. border collie pups, from used for roping, to good home 337-334-3311 or 337-334-5417. training of your choice, has had $100/1; females, $200/1. Linda working dogs, born 8/18/08, first only, $1000 firm. A. Stevens, New Miniature horses, AMHA, limited riding, $2000. Evan Steib, Dolese, Covington; 985-789-0029. shot & wormed, grandsire, '00 Iberia; astevens@city- AMHR, FMHA reg. Buckeroo, Lottie; 225-718-1975. (3) March '08 Boer wethers left world champ., cow dog, started ofnewiberia.com or 337-369- Gen Patton, Sid's Rebel, Gold 2005 bay geld., by Cash Don't for sale, disbudded, banded & dogs & training available, $350/1. 2333. Melody Boy bloodlines, bred Lie & an own daughter of Pop A given CD&T shots when they were J. Thompson, Folsom; 985-796- AMHA reg. miniature horses, Mares, yrlg. fillies & colts, Top Pep, well started & used on younger, great for market & 4-H 3601. beautiful foals, fillies, colts & $750/1-up. Wilson LaGraize, cattle, should make an outstanding shows, $100/1 or special pkg. price Lab mix, solid blk. spayed mares, champ, stock, pintos, Franklinton; rope or barrel horse, $2000. E. if all taken. Ashlee Hawkes, female, very playful, loves to palominos, appaloosas, packing www.catcawoods.com or 504- Steib, Lottie; 225-718-1975. Leesville;fetch, 35 lbs., free to good home. pricing, donkeys, vacc. herd 812-8018. 2007 AQHA bay filly, Dash for www.freewebs.com/hawksfarm- Cherie Monna, Lacombe; 504- reduction $600/1-up. Brenda & Miniature stud horse, dark Cash & Benuino bloodline, racing boergoats or 337-463-7909. 782-8643. Michael Hebert, Covington; brown, 3 yrs., $400. David Ellis, or performance $3000; '99 AQHA Reg. Nubian buck, born CKC reg. Australian shepherd www.goldenmeadow-minis.com, French Settlement; 225-698-9611. sorrel broodmare, Dash for Cash 12/23/07, great bloodlines includ- pups, (2) males, (5) females, blue 985-373-1393 or 985-892-6113. AQHA reg. bay mare 12 yrs., & Jet Deck bloodline, both ing several national Champions, merles, wh., blk./wh., first shots, Reg. yrlg. colt, Bay Zippo some parade riding experience, accredited La. bred, $2500. Brian Goldthwaite, Unruli, Lonesome- tails docked, ready 12/6/08, $200. breeding, $650; reg. QH brood- good for trail riding, strong needs, Brasseaux, Duson; 337-322-1423. Doe, Lynnhaven, Rock-Creek & Aggie Doucet, Rayne; 337-257- mares, $750/1-up; Mr. Moxie experienced rider, $1200. Clark Reg. bay mare, 13 yrs., Mr. Blue Goldstrike bloodlines, owned & 4140. Man, Zippo & Coffee Bar King McClendon, Folsom; 985-502- Bayou, Mr. Retirement & King shown by a junior showman & has Border collie pups, full blood, breeding. Dennis Crain, 7278. bloodline, very well trained in done great, ready to start breeding, no papers, $50/1. C. Sibley, Winnsboro; 800-228-8423 or 318- QH/TW, 18 yrs., some parade obedience, good rider, $3500 obo. $350 or trade for reg. Boer or dairy Livingston; 225-686-2304. 4235-4280. riding experience, good for trail Rita Roach, Franklinton; 985-848- doe. A. Hawkes, Leesville; (5) Fila Brasileiro male pups, AQHA reg. stud colt, 8 mos., riding, very gentle, great kid's 0780. www.freewebs.com/hawksfarm- born 8/19/08, 100% Brazilian blue roan paint, dam Skips Miss horse, $1000. C. McClendon, 11 yr. old kid's horse, barrel & boergoats or 337-463-7909. bloodlines, $500/1. John West, Sassy, $600. Ricky Pender, Folsom; 985-502-7278. pole ridden by 8 yr. old girl, Boer buck born 2/6/08, buck only Jarreau, Colfax; 318-627-3086. 2000 AQHA sorrel mare, N/2 N, $1200. Frank Zaunbrecher, needed worming once, $300. Milton www.hermitagefilas.teach-nolo- 7 yr. miniature jack, donkey, halter bred out of world champi- Eunice; 337-451-5018 or 337- Cooper; [email protected], 318- gy.com or 225-627-4192. paint, $150. Allen Dugas, ons & bred to son of world cham- 207-2822. 723-4315. Maltese male, 5 lbs., non-shed- Tickfaw; 985-542-0252. pion, $3500. Brent Frazier, Boyce; Herd reduction, (4) SA, fb, reg. ding, 1 ½ yrs., loving, neutered, 1995 own daughter of Pop A Top 318-792-5657. nannies, color correct bred by championship bloodline, AKC Pen, NCHA earner of $180,000+, 2½ yr. gentle, green broke sor- STALLION Rambo sire, to kid March '09, reg., all shots, to a good home, out of Colonel Libby mare, NCHA rel, TW gelding w/flax mane & $350/1-up; fb, SA, reg. Rambo $100. Linda Dolese, Covington; earner of $65,000+, have kept (3) tail, $1000. Tim Soileau, Ville SERVICE sire 500+lbs., 2 ½ yrs., $500. 985-789-0029. daughters in broodmare band and Platte; 337-277-3862. Anthony Mumphrey, Eunice; 337- Red & blue heeler pups, shots now willing to share genetics, Quality, reg., TW foals, 2 ½ –8 550-9826. & wormed, tails docked, born bred to Lucky Sevens Gold, could mos., very gentle, $1000/1-up. T. Iowna Cleat, son of Dashing Nubian bucks, multi-colored, 8/12/08, parents on premises & have a palomino or buckskin baby Soileau, Ville Platte; 337-277- Cleat S1 111, sire of many money $50/1-up. Joe Trahan, Kelly; 318- are working cattle dogs, $100. Al in '09, $4000. Cindy Steib, Lottie; 3862. earners, dam Sensuous Sound S1 649-5509. Reames, St. Francisville; 225- 225-718-1975. Gaited bay 9 yrs., 1350 lbs., 99, by Sound Venture, sire of (1) solid brown female fainting 634-5450. November 6, 2008 MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 Rat terrier pups, wormed, first 504-833-4241. $6/1; Pharaoh eggs, $20/100. 725-3803. Large New Zealand rabbits, shots, blk. & wh. w/tan markings, Lovebirds, beautiful colors, Shirley Franks, Lena; 318-793- Barred rock roosters, hatched $6/1-up. Mark Morgan, Sarepta; $60/1 cash. Keith Neck, Denham $20/1; cockatiel breeders, $25/1, 8018. in March, $6/1. George 318-847-4038. Springs; 225-665-5845. must reduce flock. Karla Boquet, Hatchrite model #486 incuba- Gottschalk, Covington; 985-893- Netherland dwarf, Dutch, Great Pyrenees puppies, $75. Houma; 985-804-8803. tor w/rollers, holds about 40 1419. Hotot, Holland lop, Polish, breed- Darien Milton, Hammond; 985- English parakeets, $25/1; ostrich eggs, has glass door for GQF cabinet incubator w/auto ers & pedigreed, $15/1-up. Marie 320-9937. green-cheek conures, normal & viewing, stainless steel interior, turner & extras, $175; 3 compart- Young, Eunice; 337-457-5053. Pb Australian shepherd pup- yellow-sided, born 3/08, $100- $600. D. Guillory, Dry Creek; ment, all wire cages & others, $10 New wire for making rabbit pies 6 & 7 weeks, w/o papers $125/1; lady gouldians, $50- 337-375-4534. & $5. Edgar Richoux, Bridge cages, 1x2x18, $40; 1x2x24, $40; $100; w/papers, $300. Jill Stelly, $75/1. William Lambert, Rhode Island red chicks $1/1. City; 504-436-6265. 1x2x30, $85, all rolls are 100' long. Lafayette; 337-316-1670. Gonzales; 225-647-0625 or 225- Ervin Crawford, Hammond; 225- Pheasants (1) pr. of silver '07 M. Young, Eunice; 337-457-5053. Black Creek beagles, 6 wks., 954-0056. 294-3767. hatch, $50; pr. of red goldens, '07 Wanted: young Chinchilla rabbit $75. A. Rachel, Ethel; 225-683- 2008 hatch Indian ringnecks, BB red hen peafowl, India blue hatch, $50; (1) trogapan hen, 7 buck or senroe buck. Edley Guidry, 4361. (2) gray & (1) blue, $75/1; 08 male, 3 yrs., very pretty, $120/1; mo., $300. Guy Zachary, Lake Charles; 337-582-3692. Great Pyrenees pups, born hatch parrotlets, green/blue & BB red hen, $15/1, others avail., Kentwood; 985-514-0170. Wanted: rabbits 7-10 lbs., Calif. 7/15/08, first shots & wormed blue, $50-$75/1; (1) pr. of scarlet- call check will give a list of what Pilgrim geese, 1-2 yrs. & New Zealands, top dollar paid on $100. C. Hatwig, Elmer; 318-659- chested parakeets, $200/1. Mike, I have. J.L.Duplechin, Gonzales; $125/trio. W.B. Barras, St. good #1 roasters. Wade Rodi, 4228 or 318-623-5343. Houma; [email protected] or 225-647-5407 or 225-270-5175. Martinville; 337-394-6683. Braitwaite; 504-432-2170. Kennels, heavy-duty galv., 985-851-6904. Blue slate tom turkey, about 35 Wanted: unwanted birds, all 2'x4', 6 gauge welded wire, Indian blue peacock, 1 mo., lbs., very tame & beautiful, $50. breeds, over one acre fenced w/ ½ 5'x5'x10', $409; 5'x10'x10', $501; $25. Walter Booker, Clinton; 225- Ethelyn Raymond, Mount acre pond, plenty of cover, grass, 6'x5'x10', $466; 6'x10'x10', $573. 683-5206 or 225-270-3804. Hermon; 985-877-5945. cages, even water well, also want FARM Mike Passman, Amite; 985-748- Indian ringneck parakeets, all Pharaoh quail, day old, 50¢/1; wild ducks, geese & rabbits, good SERVICES 5094. basic colors, $65/1-up. J.D. Cook, 5 days, 60¢/1; 10 days, 75¢/1; full home and feed. Randy Taylor, Free reg. border collie, 6 yrs., Oakdale; 318-335-0419. grown male, $1.5; fert. eggs, Arnaudville; 337-351-9613. Doves, all young birds, white, female, knows commands, 20¢/1, no checks. Blaise Sonnier, Wanted: laying hens, Muscovy stalls for rent $8/1; ringneck & pied, $5.5/1. Jim Horse boarding, worked sheep, goats, cattle & Youngsville; 337-856-5884. duck, Rouen duck, mallards & & pasture, feed/hay twice daily, Bearb, Carencro; 337-896-3475 ducks. H. Thompson, Folsom; Guinea birds, half grown, geese. Daniel Gaspard, Kaplan; round pen & arena. C. Bourque, or 337-298-0479. 985-796-3601. unsexed, $5/1-up, discounts on 337-789-5478. Abbeville; 337-298-3073. Cockatiel breeders, $25/1; Australian shepherd pups, (12) or more chicks. Jeannie, Wanted: laying hens, ducks, train- cages, $25/1. Andy Delgado, Natural horsemanship born 8/14/08, $75/1. Benton Gonzales; 225-677-8964. guinea, geese & turkey, ½ or full ing, problem horses & colts, start- Metairie; 504-465-0055. Broussard, Jennings; 337-824- Peafowl, '07 hatch yrlgs., blk. grown, must be healthy. Wayne ing at $500/month. C. Bourque, Scarlet macaw babies, weaned, 5151 or 337-824-8697. shoulder, split to midnight, (1) Ward, Saline; ptenergyinc@bell- Abbeville; 337-298-3073. very gentle, $750/1; proven pr. of Cocker spaniel puppy, pretty trio, (1) male, (2) females, $230; south.net or 318-471-9272. , stalls for rent umbrella cockatoos $1400/pr. Horse boarding color mate, tail was not docked, spaldings, male, $90/1; male & & pasture, layups, full/partial Gloria Monks, Lake Charles; 337- $150. Cheryl Diaz, Galliano; 985- female, $160/pr. Jeannie, board, riding arena. Joan 855-6600. 637-7273. Gonzales; 225-677-8964. Smitherman, Covington; 985-809- White zebra finches, $8/1; PIGEONS Peafowl, '08 hatched, unsexed, 3044. gouldian finches, $65/1; wh.- India blue peachicks, $20/1; blk. ultrasound by a rump diamond doves, $25/1; pied Beef carcass shoulder peachicks, $25/1. Racing homer pigeons, show & CUP certified technician, real- wh.-face albino cockatiels, $25/1- SWINE Jeannie, Gonzales; 225-677-8964. racing quality, variety of colors, time live animal carcass ultra- up; button quail, $4/1. Josh Blk. Australorp chicks, $3/1; different breeds such as Yellow sound, offers beef producers a rea- Villarreal, Prairieville; 225-247- blk. Cochin chicks, standard size, Trenton, red Muelman & Jansen sonable way to make genetic 6085. Wanted: wild hogs. Vernon $3/1. R. Guillory, Deridder; 337- bloodlines, $20/pr. Vernon improvement in carcass traits, will Breeder parrotlet, $150-$350; Fuselier, Eunice; 337-224-5128. 328-2227 or 337-375-4534. Champagne, Houma; 985-783- travel, have scanned in LA, TX, breeder Congo grays, $1200; baby Broad-breasted bronze tom, 8440. ARK, MS & AL. Trent Graves, orange green-wing, $650; male proven breeder, about 2 yrs., $30. 1 pr. Voorburg pouters, free to Prairieville; www.bluebonnetlive- eclectus, 6 wks., $750. Lamar R. Guillory, Dry Creek; 337-375- good home. Paul Carlton, West stock.com or 225-324-5501. DOMESTIC Wallace, Terrytown; 504-394- 4534. Monroe; 318-737-7533. 4 strands, 6756 or 504-615-1084. Fence building, Rouen hens, $15/1; Cayuga pr., $1.2/ft.; 5 strands barbwire, BIRDS & (12) wh./tangerine doves, $25; Khaki Campbell ducks, $1.5/ft., call for other fence prices, $100/all. Lizzy Gomez, St. $15/pr. Darren Guillory, net, hog wire & ranch style, must EQUIPMENT Gabriel; 225-642-5953. DEER & DeRidder; 337-375-4534 or 337- have clear property line, customer Wanted: unwanted pigeons, 328-2227. EXOTICS supplies all materials. B. Long, doves, quail, hook-bill birds, Swinhoe pheasant, males $25; Button quail, $5/1 or $8/pr., Kentwood; 985-229-7915 or 985- pheasants, old English bantams, silver phoenix male, $5; Mille many colors, pharaoh, for normal, 515-2093. pr. Canadian geese or others, one Fleur rooster, $5. Terry Moore, $3/1 or $5/pr., wh., $4/1; golden, Trophy whitetail buck & does, breaking & acre fenced with ½ acres, water Horse training, Prairieville; 225-270-7244. $7/pr. Josh Villarreal, Prairieville; $300/1-up; trophy elk cows & training performance horses, well pond, silkies all colors. B.B. American parakeets, $7-$12; 225-247-6085. bulls, $400/1-up; trophy red deer, every horse deserves a great start, Red's, good cover & feed, English parakeets, $15/1-up; par- Red laced Cornish pullets & buck & doe, $300/1-up; water buf- gentle handler. $600/30 days. unwanted pygmy goats. Randy rotlets, $30-$160; rosey bourkes, hens, Cornish rosters, fryers, falo, cows & bulls $400/1-up. Rachel Bertrand, Crowley; 337- Taylor, Arnaudville; 337-351- $40/1; gouldian finches, $50/1- $5/1-up; Muscovy, Rouen ducks, Herbert LeJeune, Oakdale; 337- 384-6997. 9613. 639-2953. up. Eugene Jacob, Gonzales; 225- $8 & $9/1, mallards $10/1. D. Hay-rd. bales, dozer, bush hog- 413-3383. Gaspard, Kaplan; 337-789-5478. Whitetail deer, (1) 9 point buck, ging, small disking & grading, (1) pr. pied peacocks, 2 yrs. New clear plastic egg cartons $3000; (4) does $300/1; (4) 1 yr. backhoe, cutting, raking, baling, $125; (1) pr. Indian Blue, 2 yrs., POULTRY, (pack of 45) $20/all. Angie bucks, $400/1. Lynn Scallan, hauling. Wayne Ward, Saline; $100; (3) blues, 1 yr., $125. Medlin, Eunice; 337-457-2387. Plaucheville, 318-922-3450. [email protected] or Wayne McMorris, Ponchatoula; FOWL & BB reds, old English, silver & 318-471-9272. 985-370-1827 or 985-222-7755. gold sebrights, blk. rosecombs, Tree spade can transplant trees Canaries from award winning EGGS show quality stock, $10/1-up. L.J. RABBITS & up to 6" diameter. Tony Templet, line, males, $55/1; females, Derouen, Jeanerette; 337-276- Baton Rouge; 225-356-2094. $55/1; shaft tailed finches $45/1; 9676. EQUIPMENT Trees leaning, reset, level & zebra finches, all varieties, $6/1. Silver laced Wyandotte, chicks Guineas, full grown, $8/1; fly- stake small and medium trees Carlos Ambrogio, Houma; 985- hatched 9-8-08, $2/1. Rodney ing mallards, $10/1; full grown Netherland dwarfs, Polish only. Tony Templet, Baton Rouge; 868-3648. Booker Sr., Clinton; 225-683- bantams, $5/1. Harry Ardoin, Dutch, Holland lop & minilop, 225-356-2094. Hf Goffin cockatoo, $750; hf 5206 or 225-270-3804. Ville Platte; 337-363-7176. bunnies & breeders, all pedigreed Experienced person w/cattle, blue-headed pionus, $700; goul- Jumbo Pharaoh & Georgia Laying hens, pullets & roosters, & from show stock, $20/1-up. fencing & maintenance or pasture, dian, hens, $85/1; cocks, $65/1 or giant bobwhites, all sized birds & assorted breeds, reds, buffs, Carol Petitjean, Rayne; www.kris- in trade for boarding some of their $130/pr.; cockatiels, $50/1 or & eggs, plenty on hand, Pharaoh, sexlinks, $10 & $12/1. Steve or tenrayneprops.com or 337-581- cattle. Bob Foti, St. Martinville; $75/pr. Jeanne Casteix, Jefferson; $3/1; Georgia giant bobwhite, Krista Schysm, Longville; 337- 1903. 337-394-5983 or 337-280-0246. Page 6 MARKET BULLETIN November 6, 2008 Horse boarding, stalls for rent first. Jimmy Mullet, Covington; tles, 30 varieties of azaleas, $2- counts. Aaron Melancon, Rayne; grass, fert., I will load, $20. E.J. & pasture, full or partial board, 985-892-5132. 40/1 send SASE. Lee Cook, 337-581-1765. Rabalais, Cottonport; 318-964- lots of riding area, rd. pen, trailer Used nursery plant pots, trade Husser, 985-748-7043 or 985-981- Coastal Bermuda, very good 2924. storage in West Baton Rouge area. gallons 1-7¢; 2-10¢; 3-15¢; 5- 7819. quality, never rained on, barn Bahia sq. bales, heavy, well D. Gentile, Port Allen; 225-328- 30¢; 7-50¢; 12-75¢; 15 -$1, sizes Grafted mulberry trees, 10 vari- kept, rd. bales, $35-$40/1. Mickey cured, $3.5. Lee Cook, Husser; 2198 or 225-627-9562. 1½"-3½", 1¢, 4"-4½", 2¢, 6-6 ½ eties, wild plum, Chinese parasol, Denton, Farmerville; 318-368- 985-748-7043 or 985-981-7819. Dog Boarding & obedience 5¢, tray free w/purchase, 12" bas- pindo palms, queen palm, 0955 or 318-268-9914. 2008 Jiggs Bermuda, 4x5 training. Jennifer Young, Zachary, kets 75¢, call first. Jimmy Mullet, American beech, thornless honey 2008 Jiggs Bermuda, fert. & bales, sprayed-weed free, limed & www.y-farms.com or 225-654- Covington; 985-892-5132. locust, native hibiscus, basswood, limed, (3000) sq. bales, $6/1; fert., $35-$40/1; '08 4x5 bales of 0039. Bi-color confederate rose, yel- grafted mayhaw trees 4 varieties, (200) rd. bales, $50/1. Mike Bermuda Bahia mixed, not fert., low candlestick, red & pink Texas $10-$46/1. Kent Benton, Johnson, Broussard; 318-335- $25-$30/1. B. Breaux, Iota; 337- star, light & dark pink & purple Livingston; 225-688-0248. 6089. 225-8385. AQUACULTURE hibiscus, purple & wh. bush datu- Crape myrtles, oleander, fruit, Bahia Hay, 5x6 rd. bales. Mike 4x5 rd. bales, '07, fert., rye & EQUIPMENT ra, spotted tiger lily, yellow native hollies, fig, grasses and much Patanella, Independence; 985- grass, $12/1; fert. mixed grass, daffodil, red bush cherry, red & more, wholesale prices for quality 878-9765 or 985-687-5030. $15/1; fert. Bahia grass $20/1, hay yellow squash peppers, roosters orders. Albin Yakaboski; 2008 Jiggs Bermuda, field has located in St. Francisville, Daren Pond stocking copper-nose spur, long thick cayenne, birdseye Farmerville; 318-368-3992. been soil tested, limed and fert., Vicellio, Zachary; 225-937-7659. bluegill, 25¢/1; hybrid bream, bouquet peppers, $1.5/pkt. Fancy red bush cherry, $6/1; sq. bales in field, $4/1; in barn, Alicia Bermuda grass hay, 25¢/1; redear bream 30¢/1, bass w/SASE. Morris Collura, 3237 sweet lemon, $5/1-up; peach $5- $4.5/1. Bob Murphy, Crowley, weed free, cured & baled w/o rain, 60¢/1, fathead minnows, channel Louisiana Ave., Lake Charles, LA 20/1; Confederate rose, $5-$15/1; [email protected] or fert. & limed to soil test, 4x5 rd. catfish 30¢, also aerators & fish 70601; 337-478-7075. yellow candlestick, $5/1; Texas star 337-230-5634. bales, $35, delivery avail. Roy F. feeders avail., pick up or del. avail. Large pink hibiscus, red & hibiscus, $8/1; crape myrtle, $8/1; 2008 Agrentine Bahia sq. bales, Varnado Jr., Iota; 337-824-3887 or Chris Broussard, Lafayette; 337- pink Texas star, Guatemala purple lily of the Nile, $12/1; pink hidden horse quality, fert. & limed, 337-230-1408. 230-0123. vine (bean), yellow & red squash ginger, $15/1; pomegranate, $10/1. $4.5/1. James Casanova, Amite; Bahia & Coastal mix 4x5 rolls. 6x12 front hyd. drive crawfish peppers, rooster spur, thick Morris Collura, 3237 Louisiana 985-517-0334 or 985-748-7363. John Pruitt, Haynesville; 318-548- pond boat, 23 hp Honda engine, cayenne peppers, cucuzza squash, Ave., Lake Charles, LA 70601; (546) 2008 4x5 rd. bales, 0599. will email pics. Steve Taylor, Confederate rose, yellow candle- 337-478-7075. Alicia/Bahia/Coastal/Tifton- 2008 Bahia, Sept. '08, sq. bales, Brusly; 225-921-4526. stick, pink spotted, tiger lilly, Sweet red cherry bush, $6/1; 44/some Johnsongrass, hay $2.5/1; 4x5 rd. bales, $25/1. chinaberry red & wh. cypress Meyer lemon, $10-$25 /1; sweet weights about 1,100 lbs., $18/1; Donald C. Morgan, Zachary; 225- vine, $1.5 pkt. w/SASE. Morris lemon, $5-$20/1; native persim- will haul, $6/bale, up to 100 miles, 654-3501. mon, $8/1; pomegranate, $10/1; RURAL Collura, 3237 Louisiana Ave., then $2.42 per mile one way, price Special pricing on '07 Bermuda Lake Charles, LA 70601; 337- native peach, $50-$10/1; is firm. Wayne Ward, Saline, pten- sq. bales, $2 & $3/1, depending on Confederate rose, $10/1-up; yellow PROPERTIES 478-7075. [email protected], 318-471- quality. Roy Stokes, Lafayette; candlestick, $1.5/1; red & pink 9272 or 318-576-3111. 337-247-2141 or 337-237-5771. Texas star, $8/1; crape myrtle, Jiggs Bermuda 4x5 rd./sq. 2008 premium quality Bermuda Must offer ten (10) or more adjoining $8/1. Morris Collura, 3237 bales, sq. bale & wheat straw, race horse hay, in barn, $5.25/1; acres of land located in Louisiana. Louisiana Ave., Lake Charles, LA Farmland ads MUST include accompani- TREES & quality discounts. Aaron 5x5 net wrapped rd. bale, kept 70601; 337-478-7075. ments (house, barn, hay field, garden, Melancon, Rayne; 337-581-1765. outside, $30/1; 5x5 net wrapped and what the land is best suited for). FRUITING Bahia rd. bales, $20; sq. bales high quality Bermuda broodmare Proof of ownership may be required. All in barn, $4. N. Spurgeon, Baton hay, in barn, $60/1, hayfield & ads MUST be accompanied by the fol- VINES lowing owner-signed statement: “This FRUITS & Rouge; nancy.spurgeon@cdi- barn 1 mile from old Evangeline property is personally owned by me and corp.com or 225-663-4390. Downs. R. Stokes, Lafayette; 337- is not offered for sale by a licensed real VEGETABLES Alicia horse grade, $4-$4.5/1; 247-2141. Pecan trees, Elliott 6 gal, 8' tall, estate dealer, broker or salesman.” Bahia, $3.75-$4/1, 5x5 rd. Alicia Jiggs Bermuda, fert. as per $60/1; candy & Sumner 4 gal. 3'-5', of land only, no bales, $45-$50/1, Bahia $15- LSU, '07 sq. bales, in barn, 64.558 acres $35/1. Betty Robin, Opelousas; mineral rights, $5,000/acre. W. Satsumas, retail or wholesale, $45/1, u-load sq., we load round. $4.25/1; '08 sq. bales, in field, 337-407-0188. Ward, Saline; ptenergyin@bell- we pick or u-pick, retail, 50¢/lb.; David Fontenot, Ville Platte, 337- $4.4/1; in barn, $4.9/1, discounts Satsuma, kumquat, Myer you pick, wholesale, 25¢/lb., 1000 363-4334. for 100+ bales from barn. Keith south.net or 318-471-9272. lemon, $15/1; sassafras, $8/1; fig, 2 lb. min wholesale, no retail mini- Wanted: pasture for one horse, gal., $15/1; muscadine bronze & Tifton 9 Bahia sq. bales, fert & Cahanin, Rayne; 337-873-6607 or mum. Jim Terry, Franklin; 337- within 10 miles of McNeese blk., self fertile, $7.5/1; banana, limed, heavy, green in color, $4/1. 337-257-2469. 578-4086. Stadium. Don, Lake Charles; 337- pomegranate, paw-paw, Mamou & Benton Broussard, Jennings; 337- 4x5 rd. bales, $12/1. Thomas 474-3472. bay leaf, $6/15. O. Robin, 824-8697 or 337-912-0560. Turner; Boyce; 318-446-4800 or Wanted: to buy 2/3 bedroom Opelousas; 337-407-0188. Bahia round bales, fert., 318-446-2069. house w/4-10 acres more or less in 400 acres of fuel chipping at FERTILIZER Sept./Oct. '07, 5x6, reduced to 4x5 rolls fert. Bahia hay, excel. Avoyelles Parish, mostly clear high 85¢/ton, no pulpwood or logs are $20/1, $15/1 if 10 or more pur- horse-quality hay, in barn, $45/1; land, no flood, reasonably priced, left, price is firm. Wayne Ward, chased; fert., Oct '08, 4x5 Bahia sq. bales, horse quality Bermuda fair price, will be an outright sale, Saline; [email protected] Old horse manure, shavings, top rd. bales, $25. C.M. Duplechian, hay, in barn, del. avail., $6/1; cow with no mortgage or financing or 318-471-9272. soil & sand mix, good for flower Jennings; 337-824-2989. hay, net wrapped, stored outside, involved, will consider acreage Citrus trees in 3 gal. containers, beds, loaded in your tuck or trailer, 2008 sq. bales Bermuda, $4/1; $30/1. Joe Pieri, Folsom; 985- alone w/nice home site. M. Guillot, satsuma, navel orange, kumquat, $18/yard. Lee Cook, Husser; 985- '08 4x5 rd. grass, $35/1; '07 4x5, 981-2427. Holden; [email protected] or mandarin, calamodin & Meyer 748-7043 or 985-981-7819. string wrapped, $15/1. net 2008 sq. bales Alicia, in field, 225-294-3135. lemon, $10-$15/1, several varieties wrapped, $20/1. Dennis Crain, $4.5; in barn, $5.5; rd. bales of Wanted: 15-20 acres of open of pear & persimmon trees $10/1. Winnsboro; 318-435-7555 or 318- Jiggs Bermuda, $45-$50/1. land for sale in Eunice-Crowley Jimmy Cooley, Longville; 337- 435-4280. Bradley Duhon, Maurice; 337- area, reasonably priced. R. 725-3587 or 337-802-7641. BEES/HONEY 2007 string wrapped, 5x5 grass 230-9226. Bertrand, Crowley; 337-384-6997. Large live oaks, del. & planted, hay, $15/1; '08 grass sq. bales, Horse quality Argentina Bahia fruit, nut & flowering, $350-$550. $4/1. D. Crane, Winnsboro; 800- sq. bales in barn, $5/1, horse qual- Bob Thibodeaux, Church Point; Bee hives, box & bees, (2) deep 228-8423 or 318-435-4280. ity 4x5 rd. Bahia, in barn, $45- 337-319-3957. supers, Carniolan bees, very gentle, 2008 rd. bales Bermuda, mixed $55/1. Nelson Doolittle, SEEDS, $250. J. Colligan, Church Point; Grafted pecan trees, 5 gal., Loranger; 985-507-3186. FLOWERS & Elliott, Candy, Summer $20/1; 337-684-2751. 2008 sq. bales, on trailer, $3/1; native pecan seedlings, perfect for Visit rd. bales, $24, for every 30 bales ORNAMENTALS grafting, $7/1. Earl Normand, purchased you get (2) extra. Jamie Cottonport; 318-876-3346. HAY & www.ldaf.la.gov Douget, Opelousas; 337-692-1986 All kinds of plants, bushes, or 337-692-0159. Imported carved fernwood shrubs, trees, lilies, about (300) GRAIN to view the Bermuda hay, sq. bales, also monkeys 3", 75/1, fernwood plant knock out roses, chrysanthemums Louisiana Market Dallas and/or mixed bag in barn, totem poles 24", 50¢; 12", 20¢; 5 colors, 12 varieties of oak trees, 6 2008 Jiggs Bermuda, fert., 4x5 $3-$6/1, depending on the condi- fernwood blk. 20"x7½" x 7½" varieties citrus trees, fruit trees, rd. bales, $25/1-up; sq. bale rice & Bulletin online. tion & volume purchased. Harold $15/1; spaghum moss bag $6, call pecan trees, 8 varieties crape myr- wheat straw, $3/1-up, quality dis- Loewer, Eunice; 337-457-4487. November 6, 2008 MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 hog, 5' grader box, single-row Used parts for a 3415 Ford trac. 337-523-6174. '07 yellow 130 bushel, $16,000. discs, middle buster, homemade Danny Choquette, Marrero; 504- JD 1418 bush hog, quick hitch, Dupre Farm, Eunice; 337-580- TRACTORS boom lift & mechanics service 382-6633. good cond., $4000. Eric Savant, 3402. manual, $4500. Karin Santangelo, MF 1440 rd. baler, makes 4x5 Kinder; 337-738-5818. Ford diesel lawn & garden trac., & Lakeland; 225-405-5751. bales, elec. tie, $2200. Donald 2005 JD 650J LPG dozer w/cab, 14 hp, 48" mower, good cond., EQUIPMENT MF 285 tractor, 85 hp, $6,500. Morgan, Zachary; 225-654-3501. air, heat, trac. fully screened, has $2900; pressure washer, water Tony Carrere, Schriever; 985-448- 1998 863 Bobcat, 1700 hrs., 200 hrs. & 95% undercarriage blasting 1500 psi, Briggs & 3150. $13,000. Henry Amato, w/new sprockets, $75,000. Dickey Stratton, 5 hp, good cond., $250. Int. 1256 w/front-end loader, 16.9 x 26 biased tractor tire-R1 Independence; 985-878-6566 or Matherne, Loranger; 985-549- Russell Bonnet, Scott; 337-235- rebuilt PTO, $6000; w/o loader, tread. T. Davis, Clinton; 225-719- 985-320-3240. 1521 or 985-974-6982. 1296. $5000; JD 5020, $7500; Case 17' 1969. Will trade 2755 JD 75 hp trac. Swister 60" pull mower to pull JD 450 dozer w/backhoe attach- disc, $750. Al Castille, Church W&A 8-row bed leveler, w/front-end loader in good cond. behind 4-wheeler or riding lawn ment, 6-way blade, 90% undercar- Point; 337-684-6723 or 337-298- $2,200; JD 230 disc $1500; Amco & new paint for 100 hp JD trac. 4 mower, mover will offset to give riage, $12,800; MF model 65 trac., 0551. 14' disc, $1000; JD 4620 triple wd w/loader of equal valve. Elton extra cut behind riding mower, not running, lots of good parts, Int. Cub low-boy w/Woods 44" hyd. $10,000. D.Vanmol, Bernard, Cottonport; 800-525- $700. D. Matherne; Loranger; 985- $600. J. Colligan, Church Point; belly mower, recently inspected by Lecompte; 318-308-4829. 6813. 549-1521 or 985-974-6982. 337-684-2751. a retired Int. trac. service manager, NH 345 grinder mixer, like new 1976 Ford 5000, $19,950; '69 Cub w/tools or belly mower, Double glass doors upright it has no problems that I know of, cond., $6000; NH 355 grinder truck bed trailer $250; '06 Rhino $1500; sickle mower w/Cub $250; alum. cooler, compressor needs excel. cond., $3200 obo. John V. mixer, good cond., $5000. Kent DM-124 disc 10' mower $17,950; extra Cub tools, belly mowers, work, $1500 obo. Serina Lirette, Orlando, Destrehan; 504-388- Fontenot, Reeves, 337-884-6674. '01 NH 5610s $37,950; 15' $200/1-up; 2 pt. hitch for 200 Int., Bourg; 986-665-0464. 9672. Woods belly mower 42", for batwings 315 bush hog, $17,950; $350; IH 200 or C cult. arms, Linkbelt '08 dragline, 50' boom, 18" Backhoe bucket for JD 310 Cub trac., $450, no checks please. '74 David Brown 1210, $16,950; $175; wheel weights, $200. Skeet 1 yd bucket, high walker, or 410, $595. Jerry Fletcher, B. Ritchey, Denham Springs; 225- '69 Dunham 441 log hog, $3,950; Cooper, Jena; 318-992-2206. hydraulic controls, runs & digs, DeRidder; 337-463-4898 or 337- 665-8123. '75 Versatile 700, $67,950; '82 (2) like new 13.6x28 tires & $9800. Owen, Lafayette; 337-278- 348-1770. Sheet metal front-end & grinder, Ford TW 10, $47,950; '82 Ford tubes on MF rims, $500 obo; (2) 7713. 3 pt. hitch hay lift for rd. bales, drawbar & stabilizers for '83 series 241, pull-type harrow, fork lifts on 3 pt. hitch, $500 & Hay conveyer 24' square bale, will stack 2 high, $400. John W. model 3910 Ford, 6' bush hog. $24,950; '02 NH 3010, $32,950. $300 obo; 165 MF parts, 5' bush excel. cond., $350. Landry Sanders, Oak Grove; 318-428- Harwell Herrin, Galliano; 985- Wayne Ward, Saline; ptenergy- hog like new, $500/obo. John Lee, Courville, Hessmer; 318-264- 4391. 632-2410. [email protected] or 318-471- Independence; 985-878-6148. 5444. JD 1550 power seeder for parts, 1410 Case trac., 80 hp, in fair 9272. 2090 Case trac., 100 hp w/dozer Rotor tiller for MF 10 & 12 extra new parts, $150; 8' toolbar, 3 cond. Andy Walker, Basile; 337- 9' 2" Morra hay cutter, $2,500; blade, $5,500; 1370 Case trac. mower, $160; (1) new 11-2x38 R1 pt. hook-up, $125. James 254-4414 or 337-432-5571. 9' 10" FC 300 G Kuhn hay cutter, $3,850. J.L. Beasley, Baker; 225- tire, $80. Clement LeJeune, Casanova, Amite; 985-517-0334 Vermeer 504G rd. baler, new $4,500; IH grain drill 14' w/8" 775-4355 or 225-276-9410. Oberlin; 337-639-2439. or 985-748-7363. belts, shed kept, good cond., baled spaces, $1,500; (2) IH 475 21' disc, JD 150 kw generator, single 2005 7810 Gehl skid-steer Pull-type V ditcher w/cyl., $750. 80 bales in '08, $3500. Randy $2,500 & $1,800; (1) 15' service phase, 0 hours, $15,000; 600 amp loader, largest in industry, loaded Lee Darbonne, Opelousas; 337- Melancon, New Iberia; 337-224- bush hog $2,500; (5) NH transfer-cutler hammer, $4000. w/options, (2) buckets, grapple & 826-7633 or 337-945-3928. 0297. Greenchop machines $4,500/1; (1) Sue Alford, Marion; 318-235-1612 steel tracks, excel. cond., (1) Yellow Cub/Woods belly mower Ford 600, gas, excel. cond., Greenchop wagon, $2,500; (5) or 318-368-9347. owner, 780 hrs., $38,500. John & turf tires, very clean, $2000. completely overhauled, good tires, syrup lick tubs $100/1. Brent 1992 42 hp Ford 3000 diesel Gremillion, Walker; 225-937- Gary Price, Greenwell Springs; 3 pt. hitch, ready to work, $2900. Duncan, Franklinton; 1-800-839- trac., p/s, 2-stage clutch, new 6000. 225-654-9305. John Dallas, New Iberia; 337-364- 1290. paint, cranks easy & runs great, no Elec. generator, 7 gal. fuel Mini backhoe, Allmand- 9103. 7' JD pasture clipper, model smoke, $4500; w/bush hog, $4800; capacity, 10 hp, rated surge watts Contractor TLB-25, 25 hp Kohler, Kubota L3010 trac., excel. 706, drag type w/cyl. & slip clutch, several 5' & 6' bush hogs, $300- 5250-7500, voltage 120-240, amp, hydrostat, 1623 hrs., clean & cond., manual trans., 2 wd, 450 body recently rebuilt, very good $500 depending on size & cond.; 41.7/20.8A, used only during hur- ready, $10,000. G. Price, hrs., $7000; Woods RD7200 fin- cond., $1000; dirt blade, Howse 5', 42" mower deck for JD riding ricane, asking $450. Lenny, Amite; Greenwell Springs; 225-654-9305. ishing mower, 200 hrs., $900; 6' 3 pt. hitch, good cond., $150. Mark mower, (1) 38" mower deck, good 985-747-1122 or 985-517-1532. Front mounted push blade, grader blade, hardly used, $200. Waller, Amite; 985-320-1030. cond., $50/1. Walter Buller, Amite; (2) good, used R1 low-cleat trac. came from Ford 4000, up & down Tom Kopfler, Amite; 985-747- 4020 JD trac., $7,500. Darien 225-439-0357. tires w/tubes, 75% rubber remain- pressure, $500; 3 pt. hitch, heavy- 2163. Milton, Hammond; 985-320-9937. 1-row cult. w/8 adjustable ing, $300. Wesston Morvant, duty lift boom, 2 cyl., $300; (2) MF 255 diesel trac., $4895, Ford NW 355 grinder mixer, excel. spring shovels mounted on 3 pt. DeRidder; 337-207-7255. cults., (1) crop maker w/20" 2310, diesel, p/s, new tires $5500; cond., $6,000; Mayrath 6"x35' hitch toolbar, $250. Henry Boland, Woods DS120, 10' cutter, still sweeps, spray lay-by rig & (2) JD 450 dozer running, working, PTO grain auger, $1200. G. Baton Rouge, 225-924-5705. under warranty, not used in a year, belly sprayers, all 6-row equip., $7500, CIH 245 diesel, low hrs., Denton, Jena; 318-992-4504. Clark forklift, modified for pull type, airplane tires, great $100/1-up; 10" JD wheel spacers, $3800; IH 560 diesel w/DoAll Used Detroit diesel 471 engine trac., rear point hydraulics, new shape, like new, $4700 obo. P. 10-hole, $600. Percell Green, loader $4,000; Hardie 360 hyd. w/radiator, good cond., currently hose, good cond., ready, $1300 Burmaster, Mandeville; 985-796- Rayville; 318-728-6966. side mower, $1800; Big Ox 3 pt. being used on 8" water well, con- nego. Pat Bertrand, DeRidder; 5123. Farmall H trac., completely blade, 2 cyl., $800; Bush Hog verting to electric, $3,000. Roy 337-462-5172 or 337-460-1313. Dozer HD11B, power shift refurbished, 12 volt system w/3 pt. brand 5' Squealler, $900. R. Adams, Morse; 337-581-5142 or Vicon hay cutter, model #2400, trans., 80% undercarriage, (2) hookups, looks & runs like new Coldiron, Jonesville; 318-339- 337-783-7313. 7'8", good cond., used this year, blades, $18,500 firm. Scott w/bush hog, $3000. Ivan Edwards, 7876. 135 MF diesel trac., needs some $2200. Ivy Estilette, Ville Platte; McDowell, Rhinehart; 318-623- Ringgold; 318-894-9586. NH 616 disc mower, $3800; 3 pt. work, $3700; (2) bush hogs, (1) 337-363-4405. 2935. 755 JD turf tires, belly mower, 3 hitch Foster backhoe, $1800; JD has new deck, 11 gauge, other has Ford 600 trac., hyd. reworked, MF trac. 285, 85 hp $6,500. pt. hitch, less than 700 hrs. on 510 rd baler, as is $550; P2 hay- heavy-duty ¼" deck, excel. cond., new tires, runs well, new battery, Tony Charrere, Schriever; 985- trac., just spent, $1600 re-building bob, 4-drum tedder, $800; 4600 $1200/1; 3 pt. lift cult., $200. F. $2500. B. Everett, Amite; 985- 448-3150. motor & mower, $5500. Curtis Ford diesel trac., $3550; JD 905 Rick, Kentwood; 985-229-2279. 974-2263. Skidsteer, Bobcat 825, runs Stelly, Fordoche; 225-637-3375 or diesel trac. $3650; JD MX7 heavy- Red IH Cub trac. w/belly 6600 Ford trac., field ready, well, but left arm cyl. leaks, 225-625-4580. duty bush hog, $1800. Matt, Trout; mower, good shape, $1600; $6700; 2" trash pump, 5.5 Honda $4995. Sonny Mitchell, Eunice; Ford 2000, gas, sold w/5' bush 318-419-5494. Farmall trac. w/tricycle front-end, motor, $375. Donald Armond, 337-580-1703. gas engine, good solid trac., Krotz Springs; 337-566-8854 or TAFE trac. w/bush hog, 45 hp, Notice... $1900; 10' Woods bush hog, 337-572-0505. fuel pump needs work, $4975. S. $2400; 160 Bush Hog brand bush 430 JD rd. baler, good working Mitchell, Eunice; 337-580-1703. This could be your last issue! hog, 13'6" wide, completely cond., used very little, shed kept, Vermeer 630 A stump grinder, Your Market Bulletin may soon be expiring. Check reworked & painted, $4500; MF $3800. Keith Jordan, Robeline; $1500. David Juneau, Marksville; your expiration date, which is printed on your mailing model '65, good shape, new paint 318-646-9805. 318-253-5234. & new clutch, $5000. F. Rick, AV Farmall trac., excel. cond. Wanted: 7' disc hay mower, pre- label on page 12. Send renewal, with current mailing Kentwood; 985-229-2279. w/fast hitch & push blade in front, fer "Kuhn" but will consider oth- label, 6-8 weeks before expiration to assure continuous JD 2755 cab/air w/JD self level- $2500. Hardy Bordelon, ers, must be in good cond. or only delivery of your Market Bulletin. Renewal form can ing loader 4400 original hours, has Youngsville; 337-288-2158. need minor repairs & reasonably turbo, excel. cond., $20,500. Rice cart, excel. cond., roll tarp, priced. Ed Durr Jr., Amite; 985- be found on page 11. Theador Freeman Jr., Ville Platte; shop made, sandblasted & painted, 748-5556. Page 8 MARKET BULLETIN November 6, 2008

Wanted: old JD 450 dozer for 10,000 miles, 5 yr., 500,000 miles 3-horse slant, rear tack dressing lengths, $4.5/ft.; new twin weld B. Guillot, Lacombe; 985-882- parts in any condition. Kevin transferable warranty, loaded, room, new awnings elec. brakes, oxygen lacety level hose, 75¢/ft.; 7101. Murphy, Folsom; 985-796-9681. $32,000. Danny Tonagel, Abita good tires, excel. cond., shed kept, 30' wooden extension ladder, $100; Heavy-duty steel corral panels, Wanted: engine for Kawasaki Springs; 985-264-0445 or 985-630- $10,500. R-Bar-C Ranch, Ville 12' alum. extension ladder, $25. 5x10, $45; 5x12, $52; 4" bow gates, mule 3010 diesel 4x4. Elton 8943. Platte; 337-599-2021. Morris Pitre, Opelousas; 337-543- $75; 10" $100; heavy duty rd. pens, Bernard, Cottonport; 318-876-3315. 2002 Dodge 3500 high output 2003 24' S&H gooseneck. 3- 7289. 40', $625; 50', $785; 60', $900, 70' Wanted: center gear box for 12', 3 turbo, Cummins diesel, 6 spd., man- horse trailer w/12' living quarters, 15" Guffey western saddle, brand $1050, all include 4' bow gates; 8" pt. hitch, model #2512 bush hog, ual trans., cab & chassis excel. lots of storage in living quarters new trophy saddle never used, plain dual axle feeders, 6500 lb. capacity, 1000 rpm. Phil Miller, Ville Platte; cond., $6000. Larry Dupuy, and horse arena, galv. steel, 99.0% leather, square skirts, $450. Karen $1950, larger sizes avail. Leah [email protected] or 337-831- Thibodaux; 985-413-0853. rust proof, excel., cond., $15000, Mixon, Baton Rouge; 225-261- Dupuis, Port Barre; 337-298-5943 3773. Steel truck body, 8'x22' w/steel nego. Tim Soileau, Ville Platte; 3367. or 337-945-6059. Wanted: 450 case dozers, any roller on back, $2000. Freddie Rick, 337-277-3862. Winter piano, Maplewood, (2) 12-ton grain silos, 18' tall shape, whole or in parts. P.R. Kentwood; 985-229-2279. Big Tex gooseneck trailer, excel. cond., $650; Sears w/grain augers included, very good Krantz, Krotz Springs; 337-592- School bus '84 Int. S1800 diesel, model 20GN, dual tandem axles, seeder/spreader, new, $75; (2) bike cond., no rust, $3000. Jim 0170. automatic, low mileage, runs great, elec. brakes, 20' trailer w/5' dove- bicycle rack, to fit behind vehicle, Montgomery, Pineville; 318-308- Wanted: wide front for Int. 460 $3500; '83 mobile home, tail, folding lay-flat ramps, spare $25; Blue Ox tow hitch, car hauler, 0098. or 560 trac. G. Dupree, Freightliner, 6V92 diesel w/extra tire, hardly used, $5900. Danny $100; a/c manifold set, $40; B&D MVE 20/20 semen tank, excel. Natchitoches; 319-379-2412. hyd. hitch, $6500. Gerald Gilbert, Jones, Florien; 318-586-4225. work bench, $40. Janice Pitre, cond., $275. Wayne Vidrine, Ville Sulphur; 337-583-4548. trailer, plus 5" Wanted: plastic mulch layer that 27' Gooseneck Opelousas; 337-543-7289. Platte; 337-884-1813. lays plastic, drip tape, makes beds (2) plastic liners for Chevy long dove tail w/(3) ramps, new brakes, New wood cattle self-feeders, on Pasture gates, all galv., 10' $77; in one pass. Jefferson Davis Co., box, $50; (1) 15.5x38 6-ply R-1 tire, bearings & tires, duel tandem wheels or skid, also deer feeder on 12' $89; 16' $108; wire filled 4'x4', 6 $355. Clement LeJeune, Oberlin; axles, $6,500. Theador Freeman, Prentiss, MS; 601-792-8410. skids, never used, $400-$1600. J.C. gage welded wire, 4', $57; 6', $75; 337-639-2439. Jr., Ville Platte; 337-523-6174. Landreneau, Ville Platte; 337-363- 8', $78; 10', $87; 12', $100; 14', 2007 Chevy 1-ton, 4 wd w/11' 2002 Big Tex gooseneck 24' trail- 6182. $110; 16', $121. Mike Passman, FARM flatbed w/10,000 miles, 6.0 gas er $18,755, price is firm. Wayne Roping saddle, 15 ½ ", quality Amite; 985-748-5094. motor, $20,000. Owen Begnard, Ward, Saline; ptenergyinc@bell- made, Santa Fe maker, $625; rein- Propane tank, 500 gal. w/regula- TRUCKS & Lafayette; 337-278-7713. south.net or 318-471-9272. ing saddle, 15 ½", quality made, tor, excel. cond., $700. J. Bourgeois, School bus '84 Int. S1800 diesel, very good cond., $350. John Hammond; 225-567-6545. auto, low mileage, runs great, RELATED Boudreaux, Abbeville; 337-893- (3) commercial pecan crackers TRAILERS, $3500; '83 mobile home toter 6743. (1) blower, $4500/1, $1000/blower, PARTS truck, Freightliner, 6V92 diesel Circle Y saddle, wood tree, $12,500 for everything, obo. S. WAGONS & w/extra hyd. hitch, $6500. Gerald rawhide wrapped, 16" seat, lots of Lirette, Bourg; 985-665-0464. Gilbert, Sulphur; 337-583-4548. (3) Ford F-350 dually trucks, (1) tooling on saddle shirt & leggings, Wanted: old Honda 4-wheelers EQUIPMENT cart, blk. metal '02 blk., (1) '02 gray, (1) '03 green Horse/pony completely reworked, new fleece, 1988-2000 only, 350 Foreman or frame, used less than 6 times, easy King Ranch, $25,000/all. Randy stirrup straps w/buckles, D-rings & 300 Fourtrax, doesn’t have to be step-in design, adj. shafts (2) sizes, Lefort, Greensburg; 985-637-4430. riggings, wide stirrups, only ridden operable, just so motor was running fits pony or horse, vinyl padded 1997 Ford F-250 heavy-duty Hay trailer, large, single axle, about 7 times since reconditioning, when put up. Charles LeJeune, XLT extra cab, long bed pickup, 7.3 seat w/back rest, motorcycle tires, 10' wide x 13' long, good for haul- comfortable riding saddle, Basile; 337-824-3473 or 337-616- power stroke turbo diesel V-8 springs, lightweight, fits in truck ing hay bales, $500. Bruce $500/obo. Chris Douget, Ville 8006. engine, automatic trans., tilt steer- Donnell, Carencro; 337-896-8678. bed, $700. Lizzy Gomez, St. Platte; 337-224-2896. Wanted: used roping arena or ing, cruise control, a/c, spray in bed 1999 Barrett 4 horse alum. Gabriel; 225-642-5953. Stihl MS 390 chainsaw, excel. panels. Quentin Winch, Abbeville; liner, power trailer brake, running gooseneck trailer, $22,500. Tony Wanted: someone willing to shape w/24" bar & (2) spare chains 337-893-5213. boards, dual fuel tanks, bug guard, Carriere, Schriever; 985-448-3150. donate their time, horse(s) & $500/obo. Chad Lasseigne, Wanted: ole-time engines, hit & tint, power steering, windows, Duna steel dump trailer, excel. buggy to bring Santa Claus into Prairieville; 225-413-9138. mis carb. type. Dennis Wrohner, brakes, locks & side mirrors, all for broken concrete, asphalt & Independence for our first town 16" Piland cutting horse saddle, Denham Springs; 225-664-9575 or work, $7500. Bob Murphy, Acadia; debris, good cond., $6000. John lighting on Nov. 28 & ride him in good cond., $600. Henry Teer, 225-317-1150. [email protected], 337-230- Gremillion, Walker; 225-937- our Christmas parade in Dec. Denham Springs; 225-276-5921. Wante: 16" or 17" Wade tree sad- 5634 or 337-783-8438. 6000. Dennis & Rhonda Crocker, Hatchrite incubator model #486, dle, A-fork or high back old-time 1999 F-250 Ford, 4 wd w/mount- 1982 Delta livestock trailer, 16' Independence; has rollers & glass door w/stainless saddle, any size. Ed Durr Jr., Amite; ed fuel tank, pump & toolbox, good gooseneck, metal top, floor in good [email protected] or steel interior, used for hatching 985-748-5556. cond., $6000. John Gremillion, cond., 15" tires, axles in good 985-878-0250 or 985-969-0123. ostrich eggs, holds about 40 ostrich Walker; 225-937-6000. cond., pulls well, has some rust, eggs, $600. D. Guillory, Dry Creek; DT 466 Int. engine, complete, on $1100. Wes White, Melville; 337- test stand, $1,800. Henry Amato, 308-0165. FARM & 337-375-4534. 16" & 17", Independence; 985-878-6566. 1995 S&H 2-horse trailer w/liv- (2) English saddles, FROM THE 2002 Int. model 4300, 466 diesel, ing quarters, $6000. Harlan LIVESTOCK excel. cond., choice of girths, irons & leathers, $250/1 or $400/both; FARM 6 spd., 18' twin cylinder, dump bed, Johnson, Pitkin; 318-358-5117. SUPPLIES single axle, excel. cond., $27,500; 1988 Featherlite, 3-horse, Australian endurance saddle '01 Int. model 4900, 466 diesel, 6 bumper-pull, slant, alum., rear w/girth, 14" seat, excel. cond., $350. spd., 20' dump bed, $24,000. tack, front dressing room, 6000 lb. New Impact gel barrel pad, $110; Lizzy Gomez, St. Gabriel; 225-642- Old timer 1890 horse-drawn Danny Choquette, Marrero; 504- axles, great cond., $6000. Pat used show chaps, pads to match, 5953. syrup mill, good shape, $400; 382-6633. Burmaster, Mandeville; 985-796- ladies 5-9, several colors, $20-$40. Heavy-duty new Supreme brand antique bath tub, cast iron, $100. Overhead rack to fit small pick- 5123. Sheryl Herring, Pineville; 318-445- 4-horse walker, 1 hp motor w/3 belt Vernon Birdwell, Marthaville; 318- up truck, heavy duty, $100. Vernon Heavy Duty 4'x8' trailer, hog 2275. drive, 3 forward & reverse speeds, 472-8877. Birdwell, Marthaville; 318-472- proof, red, none climbable, $400. Crooked stirrups, several pairs, $2750. Jim Herring, Pineville 318- Portable wild hog trap, heavy- 8877. Vernon Birdwell, Marthaville; 318- brand new, great for calf ropers or 613-0661. duty, 8'x8'x5', easy to assemble, un- 2002 Int. 4700 dump, 6-8 yard 472-8877. team ropers, never used, $110/pr. S. Supreme 4-horse walker, brand climbable, good cond., $200; bed, recon title, 12,975 miles, diesel 2006 Featherlite 3-horse custom Herring, Pineville; 318-445-2275. new, newer installed w/warranty, portable loading ramp for loading T444E, Eaton Fuller 6 spd., p/s, a/c, living quarters, oak cabinets, show- Elec. fence supplies, charger, (50) $2800. J. Herring, Pineville; 318- wild hogs out of trap to trailer, air brakes w/air tailgate, elec., tarp, er, toilet, stereo, sink w/walk step-in posts, (15) rebar posts, cor- 613-0661. $100. Vernon Birdwell, 11R 22.5, $35,000. J. Colligan, through door, awning, elec. jack & ner insulators, some elec. fence Wood burning heater, model 27 Marthaville; 318-473-8877. Church Point; 337-684-2751. more, excel. cond., used very little, twine & galv. wire, $50/all; metal Noric, 32"x14"x32", heavy duty, 7' barbecue pit on wheels, 2 2006 800 Suzuki Boulevard, low barn kept, $28,900/obo. Jeannie hay rack for barn stall; $15 double very good cond., clean, $300; army doors & 4 slide out trays, $2000; miles, chromed out, lots of extras, Rotelo, Folsom; 985-796-9350 or door hog feeder, $10. Shirley generator, Briggs engine, K VA 2.5 shop-made steel outdoor fireplace great cond., extended warranty, 985-630-8538. DeMerritt, Sulphur; 337-527-6077. type A, 22 amps, 60 cyc., belt driv- expanded metal cover for cooking, $8000. Marlene Steward, Albany; Homemade stock trailer, 10'x4' Pressure washer, 3000 psi, en, cash only, $300, will trade for 5" $300. Freddie Rick, Kentwood; [email protected] or single axle, all metal & pipe, 2" Briggs-Stratton, 8 hp engine, used grader box. Boots Guillot, 985-229-2279. 225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963. oak floor, bulldog hitch & jack, little, $300. Nick Brocato, Amite; Lacombe; 985-882-7101. Red Wiggler worms for fishing, 2007 Dodge 2500 quad cab 4x4 $200. Vernon Prudhomme, 985-748-9425. Blacksmiths anvil, 21"x4"x8", 1" compost, gardening, 12-gal. con- Fiero Red w/gray leather Laramie, Grayson; 318-992-5982. 3 phase elec. motors, 15-30 hp., hardie hole, ½ round hole, 9 ½" tainer, $20/1. Jimmy Young, excel. showroom quality, 6.7 diesel, 1995 Sooner alum. gooseneck, $5/hp; 500' of 6" pipe in different high, good cond., cash only, $200. Eunice, 337-457-5053. November 6, 2008 MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

Enjoy Delicious dishes from the S tate Fair Cookbook

Chicken and Asparagus 6 chicken breasts, cubed Just Jerk Chicken 2 cans asparagus, drained 1 can cream of 2 tablespoons McCormick 2 tablespoons fresh squeezed orange 1 onion, chopped Salt and pepper Caribbean Jerk seasoning juice ½ cup margarine Cheese, grated ½ cup fresh thyme, chopped 6 large skinless boneless chicken 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 can water chestnuts 2 teaspoons onion powder breast halves ½ teaspoon ground allspice 6 oranges, cut into quarters Boil chicken in seasoned water until done; debone and cube. In a Mix jerk seasoning, thyme, onion powder, allspice and orange juice 9x13 inch casserole dish, put a layer of asparagus; cover with chick- in small bowl to make paste. Rub paste generously on both sides of en pieces. Sauté onion in margarine and combine with soups and the chicken.Preheat grill to medium-high heat. Place chicken on water chestnuts; pour over chicken. Top with grated cheese. Bake at lower surface and close lid. Reduce to medium heat. Cook until ther- 350 degrees until hot and bubbly. mometer reads 170 degrees. Serve with quartered oranges, French bread, and . Submitted by Belinda Dean Perry (niece of George Dean) Office of Animal Health Services, Haughton Submitted by Ken Stephenson Office of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Haughton

Smothered Steak and Onions Pork Medallions with Dijon- Mushroom Sauce 16 ounce ground 90% lean 6 tablespoons (1 ½ ounce) dried, 5 tsps. butter 1 pork tenderloin- ½ - ¾ lb. - cut turkey or beef fine bread crumbs 1 shallot, finely chopped - 2 tbsps. into ¾ inch thick slices ¼ teaspoon black pepper 2 cups sliced onion 1 (4.5 oz.) jar sliced mushrooms, Salt and pepper to taste 1 ¾ cups (1, 14 ½ ounce can) 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour drained 1 tbsp. apple juice or white wine beef broth, divided 1 tsp. vegetable oil 1 tbsp. Dijon mustard ½ cup whipping cream In a large bowl, combine meat, black pepper, ¼ cup beef broth and bread crumbs. Mix well with hands. Using a 1/3 measuring cup as a In skillet, melt 2 teaspoons butter; add shallots and mushrooms; cook guide; form 6 patties. Place patties in a large skillet, sprayed with but- until tender then remove from skillet. With the same skillet add ter flavored Pam, and brown on both sides. Layer onions evenly over remaining 3 tablespoons butter and the oil. Add pork; cook 8 - 10 min- browned patties. In a covered jar, combine remaining ½ cup beef broth utes, turning slices halfway through cooking. Sprinkle with salt and and flour. Shake well to combine. Pour broth mixture evenly over pepper; remove from skillet; cover. Gradually add juice or wine to the onion. Lower heat; cover and simmer 20-25 minutes. For each serv- skillet; stir in mustard and cream. Heat to a boil for 1 - 2 minutes until ing, place one patty on plate and evenly spoon onion sauce over top. slightly thickened. Add mushroom mixture; heat back up. Spoon Submitted by Terra Caskey (niece of George Dean) sauce over pork slices. Garnish with herbs. Office of Animal Health Services, Haughton Submitted by Wade Dubea, Assistant Commissioner Office of Forestry Sweet Potato Crunch Creole Limas 6 cups cooked sweet potatoes Topping: 1 (10 ounce) pkg. frozen small 1 med. green pepper, diced medium 2 cups sugar 2 cups brown sugar green lima beans fine (¾ cup) 1 teaspoon salt 2/3 cup flour ¼ cup butter 1 (14 ounce) can Italian peeled 4 eggs, beaten 2 cups chopped pecans 1 med. onion, diced medium tomatoes, undrained 1 stick margarine, melted (¼ lb) 2/3 cup margarine, melted fine (½ cup) Salt and pepper to taste 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla Cook lima beans according to package directions; drain. In a 10 inch skillet melt butter; add onion and green pepper; cook gently until Mash potatoes (no juice). Combine all ingredients. Combine all the wilted. Stir in tomatoes; boil gently until liquid is reduced -- about 5 topping ingredients. Pour over sweet potato mixture. Bake at 350F minutes. Stir in lima beans; cook until beans are reheated -- about 2 for 35 minutes. minutes. Stir in salt and pepper. Makes 4 servings.

Submitted by Brad Spicer, Assistant Commissioner Submitted by Ashley Dupree, Assistant Director Office of Soil & Water Conservation Louisiana Agricultural Commodities Commission Page 10 MARKET BULLETIN November 6, 2008 Coming Your Way

The State Fair of Louisiana is Independence Town Lighting and the Web site www.silverspurrider- Orleans. Hours for the fair are 9 a.m. to 4 hosting a miniature Zebu cattle Christmas parade on Nov. 28. sclub.com. A variety of guest speakers will p.m.; dance is 8 p.m. to midnight. show November 7-8 at the State For more information, contact The South Louisiana Team lecture on horticultural issues. Children’s parade, arts & crafts, Fair Grounds in Shreveport. Rhonda at 985-878-0250 or 985- Sorting Association will hold the For more information, call 504- food and entertainment will be Show begins at 1 p.m. on Nov. 7 969-0123. finals of its competitive cattle sort- 620-2224 or e-mail available. and 10 a.m. on Nov. 8. Fifth Annual Black Bull Sale ing event Nov. 15-16 at 9 a.m. at [email protected]. For booth rental and entertain- For more information, call Roger will be held on December 6 at 1 the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in The Jena Annual Fall Fest ment registration, contact Margaret Maxwell at 318-259-3427. p.m. a the H&H Stockyard in Gonzales. Antique Show will be held Nov. Rozas at 337-896-6686 or 337- Alligator Invitational Bull Bash Thibodaux. Classes include open, mixed, 14 & 15 at the Jena Fair Grounds in 896-6685 or featuring Wayne Toups will be The sale will feature more than pro/am/novice, junior youth, senior Jena. [email protected]. held Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. at the West 37 Angus/Brangus bulls and 35 youth, amateur and novice. Events include a swap/trade The North Louisiana Vintage Cal Arena in Sulphur. commercial heifers with Angus or For more information, visit the meet, tractor pull, tractor games Tractor Club will be riding in the Proceeds from the event will ben- Brangus breeding. Web site www.sltsa.org or contact and antique car, truck, tractor and Louisiana pecan Festival Parade in efit Hackberry High School Rodeo For more information, contact Lisa Diez at 225-715-3180. motor show. Colfax on Nov. 8. Club, Hackberry KC and Louisiana Ronald Chiasson at 985-683-7218 The Louisiana Cutting Horse For more information, contact Anyone interested in antique Cattlemen’s Association Hurricane or Mike Hebert at 985-446-1316. Association will hold a competi- Roselea Cooper at 318-992-2206. tractors may contact Bill Campbell Relief Foundation. Silver Spur Riders Club tion Nov. 15 at 10 a.m. at the Rice The Cajun Canary and Finch at 318-627-3552 or Tickets are $20 for adults. monthly show will be held Nov. 22 Festival Arena in Crowley. Club will host its Big Bird Fair [email protected] or Bill Children 12 and under enter free. at the DeRidder Arena in Practice begins at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 13-14 at the VFW Hall, 3314 Little at 318-343-6115 or wvlit- For more information, call 337- DeRidder. For more information, call Mary Richland Ave. in Metairie. [email protected]. 302-5137, 337-762-4421 or email Classes offered are peewee, jun- Kay Walker at 337-967-0139. A wide variety of birds, bird Beauregard Parish Surplus [email protected]. ior, senior and open in English, Louisiana Stock Horse seed, cages accessories and crafts Auction will be held Nov. 15 at 9 Woods & Woods Auction Co. Western, Arabian, halter, show- Association is sponsoring a show will be available. a.m. at the DeRidder Airport in will hold an auction of old general manship, speed and lunge-line on Nov. 8 at the Shivers Arena in Admission is $2 for adults; chil- DeRidder. goods store memorabilia and events. Jonesville. dren under are admitted free. Pedersen & Pedersen and Havard antiques Nov. 8 at 10 a.m. in All shows are APHA, PAC, PtHA For more information, contact For more information, contact Sale Management are the auction- Ringgold on Hwy. 37. and OCAP approved. Judy Weisberger at jweisger@bell- Pete Foret at 504-835-0805 or eers. The auction will sell items from Warm up areas, RV spots, stalls south.net. Irwin Bourgeois, 985-790-0913. Heavy equipment, trucks, trail- the Scotty Woodard estate. and hotels are available. Second Saturday plant sale pro- Carencro Country Christmas ers, industrial and farm machinery For more information, contact For more information, contact gram will be held Nov. 15 at 9:00 Fair and Dance will be held Dec. will be available. Larry F. Woods at 318-469-0837. Dan Morgan at 337-540-0565 or a.m. at the Parkway Partners 6 at the Carencro Community For more information, call 337- Horse and buggy owners are Michelle Seaman at 409-423-6783. Greenhouse, 1137 Baronne St. Center, 5115 N. University Ave. in 494-1333 or asked to volunteer their rigs for the Information may also be found at (corner of Baronne and Clio) New Carencro. [email protected]. :c`TYVe' continued from page 12 feel compelled to record the image for all to see,” wooden sculptures. A light touch is needed when he Crochet said. paints the wood. But how does he do it? “Over-painting must be avoided in order to make Crochet said he uses chisels, gouges, parting tools the statement that the design is a wood carving and and veiners to create details in his not a piece of plastic,” Crochet said. work. “I apply thin washes of acrylic color He said he continues to do every- to avoid this.” thing by hand – the old-fashioned For the finishing touch, Crochet way. applies a coat of varnish for protec- “It is more satisfying for me to tion. use hand tools,” Crochet said. “I Carving is a true labor of love for achieve more of an artist-material Crochet. relationship that way.” “I like the carvings so much, the He prefers some wood over oth- painting is only a means to an end. ers because of their superior wood “It takes me far less time to paint as carving properties. it does to sculpt because everything “The last two years I’ve been is hand carved. My motivation is to using sinker cypress,” Crochet move on to the next one.” said. “The grain is very dense and sculpts easily as Crochet’s work is exhibited at LSU’s Rural Life opposed to barn cypress. Museum. “Barn cypress doesn’t have the moisture content You’ll find Crochet at a number of art fairs and fes- that the sinker cypress does. Sinker cypress doesn’t tivals around the state throughout the year. The splinter much and the chisel moves along the grain Baton Rouge Art Market which is held the first much better.” Saturday of every month and three Saturdays in Each piece begins the same way. Using a pencil, December; Festival International de Louisiane in Crochet sketches the design directly onto the wood. Lafayette held in April; Baton Rouge Fest For All Crochet said he carves the foreground, middle held in May; Red River Revel Arts Festival in ground and background in that order. Then he uses a Shreveport and the Festival Acadiens et Créoles in metal-bristled brush to brush away any loose chips Lafayette, both held in October; Broadmoor Arts and Crochet chips away on his latest piece, "Louisiana Seafood." He likes and applies a coat of varnish to prepare the wood for Crafts Festival in Baton Rouge held in November. carving on a workbench, because Crochet finds that way he gets bet- painting. For more information or to commission an art ter leverage on the tools. Acrylic paint is the medium of choice for his piece, call A.B. Crochet at 225-925-8616. November 6, 2008 MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 ADVERTISING DEADLINES Dec. 4 issue: Deadline Thurs., Nov. 13, noon Visit your local farmers market Dec. 18 issue: Deadline Thurs., Nov. 27, noon ASCENSION PARISH Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., all year Monroe Farmers Market Gonzales Westwego 1212 Washington St. Jan. 1 issue: Deadline Thurs., Dec. 11, noon Ascension Fresh Market Westwego Farmers & Fisheries Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-1 Jan. 15 issue: Deadline Thurs., Dec. 25, noon Lamar Dixon Expo Center 484 Sala Ave., corner of 4th Street p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Wed. & Sat. 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. June - Aug. 19 BEAUREGARD PARISH Year round West Monroe PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING FORM Ragley JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH West Monroe Farmers Market TO SUBMIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Ragley Farmers Market Jennings 1700 North 7th St. Ragley Historical Square, Hwy. 12 Main Street Farmers Market Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 7 p.m., April 1 - FOR SALE/WANTED (CIRCLE ONE) Sat. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m., during peak Founder’s Park Nov. 23 growing season Sat. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m., year round ST. CHARLES PARISH Category BIENVILLE PARISH LAFAYETTE PARISH Destrehan Gibsland Lafayette German Coast Farmers Market Name Gibsland Farmers Market Assoc. Acadiana Farmers Market Parking lot of Ormond Plantation Main Street 801 Foreman Dr. & Dulles St. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Address Wed. & Sat. 7 a.m. until sold out Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 5 - 10 a.m. ST. LANDRY PARISH June - Oct. Jan. - Dec. Opelousas City Zip Code CADDO PARISH Lafayette St. Landry Farmers Market Shreveport City Garden Market 952 East Landry St., Hwy. 190 Phone Shreveport/Bossier Farmers Market River Ranch Town Square Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 7 a.m.-11 a.m. river front at Festival Plaza Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round Jan.-Dec. Ad Copy - 25 Word Limit Wed. & Sat. 7:00 - 11:30 a.m. LAFOURCHE PARISH ST. MARTIN PARISH June 3-Aug. 26 Thibodaux St. Martinville Oct. 21-Nov. 18, Sat. only Thibodaux Main Street Market St. Martinville Creole Market CALCASIEU PARISH La. 1 and Maronge Evangeline Blvd. & Main St. Lake Charles Sat. 7 - 11 a.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., May-Dec. Charlestown Farmers Market LIVINGSTON PARISH ST. TAMMANY PARISH 1001 Ryan Street Denham Springs Covington Sat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round Livingston Farmers Market Covington Farmers Market Moss Bluff Municipal Building parking lot City Hall, 609 North Columbia MB Farmers & Crafters Market Sat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Sam Houston Jones Pkwy. MADISON PARISH Wed. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jan. - Dec. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, April-Oct. Tallulah Mandeville EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH Tallulah Farmers Market Mandeville Trailhead Comm. Market Baton Rouge 408 N. Cedar St., Hwy. 65 675 Lafitte St. All information must be and of each item for sale Red Stick Farmers Market #1 Tues., Thurs. & Sat. Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round complete price Fifth St. near Main St. 8 a.m. - noon, May-Aug., Oct.-Dec. TERREBONNE PARISH must be listed. Ads not meeting these requirements will not be Sat. 8 a.m.- noon, Jan.-Dec. MOREHOUSE PARISH Houma printed. See other regulations under individual headings. Due to Red Stick Farmers Market #2 Bastrop Cajun Farmers Market of Houma - page limits, ads will be printed first come, first served. Mail ads to 8470 Goodwood Blvd. Morehouse Parish Farmers Market Terrebonne P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534. Email ads to mar- Unitarian Church Parking Lot 305 E. Madison Tunnel Blvd. & Naquin St. Tues. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5p.m., April-Dec. Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m., year round [email protected] or fax to 225-922-1289. Jan. - July & Sept. - Dec. NATCHITOCHES PARISH WASHINGTON PARISH EVANGELINE PARISH Natchitoches Bogalusa Ville Platte Cane River Green Market Bogalusa Farmers Market Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Ville Platte Farmers Market Downtown Natchitoches riverbank 500 Block of Columbia St. Federal - State Livestock Market News Prices 11 East Main Street Tues. 4-8 p.m., June 5-July 25 Sat., 9 a.m.-noon, Jun. - Aug. Fri. 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., April 22-July 29 WEST FELICIANA PARISH Prices represent averages per hundred weight IBERIA PARISH ORLEANS PARISH St. Francisville Prices for week ending 10/25/08 New Iberia New Orleans St. Francisville Farmers Market CATTLE PRICES FROM PRESENT AND PAST Teche Area Farmers Market Crescent City Farmers Market #1 agricultural pavilion (4-H Barn) Bouligny Plaza 700 Magazine St. Thurs. 1-5 p.m., May 25-first frost This Week Last Year Five Years Tues. 4-6:30 p.m., Sat. 7-10:30 a.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-noon, year round WINN PARISH Ago year round Crescent City Farmers Market #2 Winnfield Slaughter Cows Utility $51.00 $45.25 $43.75 JEFFERSON PARISH Uptown Square, 200 Broadway Winn Farmers Market Gretna Tues. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round 301 West Main & St. John St. Feeder Steers 400-500 lbs. $100.50 $113.38 $103.65 Gretna Farmers Market OUACHITA PARISH Tues. & Fri. 7:30 - 11 a.m. Feeder Heifers 400-500 lbs. $81.51 $101.19 $94.95 300 Huey P. 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By Laura Pursnell-Lindsay In a small workshop located inside his north Baton In the last decade of Crochet’s teaching career, relief Rouge home, Allen Crochet, or A.B. Crochet as he is carvings were a solution for students that were grow- known professionally, straddles a bench and crouch- ing weary of the same old art projects. es over “Louisiana Seafood,” his latest project. “My students and I got into relief carving by acci- Chipping away, piece by piece, Crochet slowly dent,” Crochet said. “They were bored with drawing reveals the scene that lies just and painting and they want- beneath the surface of the ed to do some sculpture. cypress plank. “So rather than doing Crochet’s works are just the sculpture in the round, I type of pieces you would expect thought to myself, let’s go to see in any Louisiana house- by relief,” Crochet said. hold. They are rustic yet rich in “They liked the idea, so we style and vibrant with life just started doing plantations, as the Louisiana people and cul- cabins, everything.” ture are. The art captures your After retiring from school “Whites” attention and force you take a teaching in 1979, Crochet closer look. stayed busy with his grow- Crochet, a relief artist, com- ing obsession. bines both bas-relief carving “I turned professional followed by painting in acrylic after retiring,” Crochet said. to create classic wood-carved “My wife said, ‘start pro- paintings that are beautiful and ducing some artwork,’ so I distinctly Louisiana. Allen Crochet did and I never looked As a budding Louisiana artist, back.” Crochet was a pioneer in introducing children to the Crochet is passionate about his art. It is passion arts. that drives him to continue creating his charming In 1958, after graduating from Louisiana State carved creations. University with an art degree and enough semester “People say you have a world of patience to do hours to earn an education certificate, Crochet, a this,” Crochet said. “I said, I have no patience what- native of Morganza, began his first job in Livonia soever, I have motivation. I'm motivated to do this teaching elementary school students. Several years stuff.” down the road, Crochet moved on to high school Crochet said he is inspired by many things Cajun, students. Crochet was the first full-time art teacher but his greatest inspiration comes from his wife, in the Pointe Coupee Parish Public School System. Barbara, the “B” in the A.B. Crochet pseudonym. “There was no art teacher in the parish,” Crochet “Old Cajun cabins, bayou scenes, old stores, old said. “In fact, there were very few art teachers in the plantations – they all fascinate me in the sense that I “LSU-Florida” state at the time.” See Crochet, continued on page 10

Crochet’s rendering of Oak Alley Plantation. The antebel- lum home is situated along historic River Road between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

“Oak Alley”