LXXXV - No. 6 June 2010 On the horizon With approach of hurricane season, Troxler advises Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler talks about farmers farmers to review farm emergency plans and prepare markets this month in his From the Tractor column below. As the 2010 hurricane season opens, Agriculture Commissioner drinkable water for their barns and other critical farm facilities, Troxler Here’s a list of upcoming Steve Troxler reminds farmers to take necessary steps to help protect said. In addition, livestock operations should maintain emergency events at the fi ve state-operated their farms, families and workers if a storm strikes. plans that address power needs and on-site feed capabilities. farmers markets operated by the “Planning now can help reduce the potential damage from hurricanes Troxler said farmers should have a transfer switch properly N.C. Department of Agriculture and tropical storms later,” Troxler said. “I encourage all farmers to installed so they can use a generator. A properly installed transfer and Consumer Services. review their plans and get ready for what could be an active storm switch is critical for the protection of farm facilities and utility WNC Farmers Market in season.” workers, he said. Asheville Hurricane season runs June 1-Nov. 30, and weather researchers at Troxler offered the following tips for preparing farms for major July 16, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., N.C. State University have predicted 15 to 18 named storms forming storms: Watermelon Day in the Atlantic this year, with as many as 11 becoming hurricanes. • Store or secure items or equipment that might blow away. Charlotte Farmers Market Farmers need to make preparations for their families, workers, July 9, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., equipment and buildings, and have backup plans for electricity and (See Hurricane Preparedness, pg. 3) Watermelon Day Piedmont Triad Farmers Market, Greensboro Farm to School program posts a record-setting year July 9, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Peach Day With increased orders for strawberries, more than 600 fl ats grows as word spreads about the The N.C. Department of Lumberton Farmers Market North Carolina strawberries and above the 2009 totals. Orders for healthy and nutritious fruits and Agriculture and Consumer July 10, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., blueberries, the N.C. Farm to blueberries more than doubled, to vegetables being offered. I look Services’ Food Distribution and Watermelon Day School Program will end the year a total of 1,738 fl ats this year. forward to topping $1 million in Marketing divisions coordinate July 24, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a new record for school sales “It is great to end the year sales in the near future.” the Farm to School Program. In Peach Day of North Carolina commodities. not only with record sales of Strawberries were scheduled addition to strawberries, school State Farmers Market, In total, schools systems pur- strawberries and blueberries, for delivery to school systems systems are able to purchase Raleigh chased $800,000 worth of North but also the yearly record sales through the week of May 24. other commodities, including July 15, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Carolina commodities in 2009- for the Farm to School program. Blueberry deliveries began May watermelons, cantaloupes, Peach Day 2010, easily outpacing 2008-2009 In the end, our students and our 24 and run through June 21. A tomatoes, apples, cabbage, Aug. 5, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., sales by $100,000. farmers are the big winners,” said total of 46 schools are featuring broccoli and sweet potatoes. Watermelon Day School systems across the Agriculture Commissioner Steve either red or blue berries on their Food Distribution coordinates state ordered 13,315 fl ats of Troxler. “Each year the program lunch menus. (See Record year, pg. 3) Don’t miss From the tractor a single issue of Ag Review! by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler Mail the card below or save a stamp and renew online Interest in farmers markets is stronger than ever, thanks in part to the momentum of the It’s renewal time again buy-local food movement. More for the Agricultural Re- and more people are interested view. Subscribers can in knowing where their food either mail the card at comes from and are looking to left, or go online to www. connect with farmers in their area, and farmers markets offer AgReview.org. a central location for buyers and If you mail the postcard, sellers. simply cut along the dotted This is welcome news to line, attach a stamp on the farmers and has led to more back and drop it in the farmers markets sprouting up mail. Please do not put the across the state to meet the Commissioner Troxler demands of consumers. postcard in an envelope, as North Carolina shoppers it slows down our renewal are fortunate because the state farmers markets from the process. features a wide array of markets, mountains to the coast, which is If you need to make from smaller one-day venues to handy if you are staying in the changes, please mark those larger regional markets that are state for your vacation. One of the easiest ways beside the address label, open year-round. Some markets seem to specialize in organic to locate a local market is by but do NOT cross out foods, while others may offer a going to the department’s N.C. the barcode above your mix of conventionally produced Farm Fresh website at www. account number. foods and organic fare. ncfarmfresh.com. Click on To renew online, you The N.C. Department of the fi nd farmers markets link, will need your account Agriculture and Consumer which is searchable by county or by market name. We have number (located on the Services operates fi ve regional markets in Asheville, Charlotte, more than 135 farmers markets postcard above your name). Greensboro, Lumberton and listed, many with links to their You can also make address Raleigh. But you can fi nd (See Markets , pg. 2) changes at this site. Page 2 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2009

42,000 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $1,578.95 or 3 cents , per copy. Bucolic briefs The N.C. Pecan Growers will hold its spring meeting and orchard tour June 5 at an orchard near Brian Long ...... Editor DIVISIONS Goldsboro. Registration is $15 and begins at 8 a.m. The program ends at 12:30 p.m. followed by lunch. For Andrea E. Ashby ...... Mng. Editor Agronomic ...... Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise Terri Allen ...... Advertising Mgr. Emergency Programs ...... Sharron Stewart more, contact Bill Bunn at (919) 815-5764 or e-mail at [email protected] or go to www.ncpecans.org. Jen Nixon ...... Assoc. Editor Food Distribution ...... Gary Gay *** Paul Jones...... Circulation Mgr. Food & Drug ...... Dr. Dan Ragan There will be a free hunter safety class June 19 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the American Legion Post Human Resources ...... Ben Harward 208 in Waxhaw. The class meets the requirements to obtain a hunting license in all 50 states. For more Marketing ...... Tom Slade information, contact Stony Rushing at (704) 764-7960 or go to takeaimtraining.com. AGRICULTURAL REVIEW (ISSN Meat & Poultry Inspection ...Don Delozier *** 07445466) is published monthly by the N.C. State Fair ...... Wesley Wyatt B&M Stables in Four Oaks will offer a series of half-day horsemanship clinics with horse trainer N.C. Department of Agriculture and Plant Industry ...... Gene Cross Blaine McLaughlin. Following are clinic dates: June 19, July 24, Aug. 28, Sept. 25, Oct. 23 and Nov. 20. Consumer Services, 2 W. Edenton St., Property & Construction ...... Kent Yelverton Classes run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and cost $75. Classes are limited to fi ve riders. For more, contact Michele Raleigh, NC 27601. Second-class post- Public Affairs ...... Brian Long age paid at Raleigh, N.C. Research Stations ...... Eddie Pitzer McLaughlin, (919) 934-1344 or by e-mail at [email protected]. POSTMASTER: Send address changes Standards ...... Stephen Benjamin *** and classifi ed advertising to Statistics ...... Herb Vanderberry The Johnston County Horse Show Series has announced its 2010 schedule, which is open to riders AGRICULTURAL REVIEW, 1001 Mail Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette and horses from all riding levels, breeds and disciplines. All events will be held at the Johnston County Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699- Veterinary ...... Dr. David Marshall Livestock Arena in Smithfi eld. Following are upcoming dates and start times: June 26, Sept. 4, Oct. 2. 1001. All shows start at 8:30 a.m. Rain dates for all events will be the following day. For more, contact Michele AGRICULTURAL REVIEW is printed McLaughlin at (919) 934-1344, by e-mail at [email protected] or go to www.ipass.net/blaine_mclaughlin. in interest of the farmers of the State and *** is sent free to residents upon written re- Turtle Island Preserve near Boone will offer educational camps for boys and girls ages 7-18. The quest. Chief Deputy Commissioner: preserve features horses, goats and chickens. For more, contact Eustace Conway, director, (828) 265- N. David Smith Jr. 2267. PHONE: (919) 733-4216 Assistant Commissioners: *** Howard Isley The N.C. Commercial Flowers Growers Association will host its 2010 Landscape Color Field Day June Steve Troxler David McLeod 30 at the J.C. Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh. The event starts at 8 a.m. with registration and self-guided Commissioner Dr. Richard Reich tours, followed by a welcome at 10:30 a.m. Keynote speaker Tommy Sevier, national policy director with the N.C. Farm Bureau, will speak at 10:45 a.m. Landscape session topics include: Tips for Landscape Installations and Great New Plants, Weed Management in Color Beds, and Top 7 Disease Problems in Landscape Beds. Greenhouse session topics include: New Plants and New Ideas, Great New Plants from Proven Winners, and Greenhouse IPM. Attendees can earn pesticide credit hours for the workshops. For The Agricultural Review gratefully more, contact the NCCFGA at (919) 877-9392 or go to www.nccfga.org or www.ncfl owers.org. *** acknowledges the support of the N.C. The North Carolina chapter of Re-Run, a non-profi t organization that places ex-racehorses into Tobacco Trust Fund. adoptive homes, now has thoroughbred racehorses available for adoption. Thoroughbreds are versatile and do well in any number of disciplines including shows, events, fox hunting or pleasure riding, according to Elizabeth Macdonald with Re-Run. For more, go to www.rerun.org or contact Elizabeth Macdonald at [email protected]. *** The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Veterinary Division is looking for small or large backyard or independent poultry fl ocks to test for avian infl uenza throughout the state. A minimum of 10 birds per fl ock would be tested by oral swabs four times each year at no cost to the owner. This program is to maintain surveillance for bird fl u in North Carolina. Bird owners with questions or who want to be sure their fl ock is free of bird fl u, can contact Dr. Sarah Mason or Jimmy Collie at (919) 733-7601. ***

Markets (Cont’d from pg. 1) home pages. The markets are also great activities. are needed to house plant items. Many vendors harvest the June is the time of year when places for family outings. They Plants also make up a big part vendors. Despite having half of same morning, so everything is market activity really starts to give parents an opportunity to of market offerings, especially in the building dedicated to plant super fresh. pick up. I enjoy visiting farmers talk to their children about where the spring and summertime when sales, the Raleigh market has If you have never visited markets to see what is in season fruits and vegetables come from, people are looking to shake off more plant vendors than available a local farmers market, I and to see the variety of plants and to let kids participate in the effects of winter and get out spaces. encourage you to make this the and food items for sale. I hope selecting food for a meal. in their yards. One of the best tips I can offer year you do. I think you will be to get out and visit even more Some markets host special At the State Farmers Market to shoppers is to get to the market pleasantly surprised by all the farmers markets this year as I events or short workshops, adding in Raleigh, for example, tents early, when you have your choice things North Carolina farmers travel the state. entertaining and educational outside the main farmers building of fruits, vegetables and food have to offer.

Horse Events Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, (919) 733-4845 June 4-6 ...... Raleigh/Capital Dressage. Contact Olga Wagner, (919) 620-9089. June 10-20 ...... Tarheel Triple Classic QH Shows. Contact Judy Sullivan, (704) 442-8304. June 30-July 4 ..NCHJA Annual Hunter Show. Contact NCHJA Offi ce, (919) 538-4781. July 7-11 ...... State 4-H Horse Show. Contact Bob Mowrey, (919) 515-5784. July 16-18 ...... NBHA Barrel Racing – N.C. State Finals. Contact Mark Vaughn, (336) 998-9799.

Place stamp here July 23-25 ...... Youth Quarter Horse Show. Contact Margaret Byrd, (910) 892-3221. July 31-Aug. 1 .NCHJA “C” Indoors. Contact Joan Petty, (919) 556-7321. July 31-Aug. 1 .Dressage Show – Barn E Ring. Contact Janine Malone, (919) 269-7307. Aug. 7- 8...... N.C. Appaloosa Show. Contact John Paulson, (910) 331-1645. Aug. 14 & 15 ...Carolina Mane Event. Contact Michele McLaughlin, (919) 934-1344. Aug. 21 & 22 ...NCAHA Fall Extravaganza. Contact Rory Meachum, (919) 906-3510. Aug. 27-29 ...... Central Piedmont All Arabian. Contact Dan Regan, (704) 362-0185. Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, (828) 687-1414 June 10 ...... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708. June 11-13 ...... Christy Anderson Memorial NWHA Regional Championships. Contact Ali Merritt, (800) 768-3023. June 14-16 ...... 4-H Horse Clinic.Contact Karee Mackey, (828) 264-3061. June 22-27 ...... Piedmont Paso Fino Show. Contact Jill Graff, (828) 466-0572. July 2-4 ...... Dixieland Miniature Horse Show. Contact Dixi Cohea, (636) 290-6258. July 15 ...... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708. July 23-25 ...... Asheville Invitational Horse Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, (919) 365-5149. July 27-31 ...... Blue Ridge Classic Horse Show. Contact Elizabeth Holmes, (919) 765-2559. Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, (252) 792-5111 June 12 & 13 ...EHA’s Hunter Horse Show. Contact Wendy Wilson, (252) 916-3685. June 19 & 20 ...ECOSC Martin Festival Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, (252) 799-0334. June 25 & 26 ...NBHA & IBHA Barrel Racing. Contact Fred Smith, (252) 442-8122. July 2 & 3 ...... Firecracker Jubilee/Liberty Bell Classic. Contact Betty Lou Mitchell, (919) 553-7948. July 8-11 ...... SERHA Main Event & Double Run Futurity. Contact Gail Berghorn, (813) 426-5707. July 17 & 18 ....ECOSC Freedom Classic Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, (252) 799-0334. July 24 & 25 ....Summertime Blues Dressage At Its Finest. Contact Dianne Boyd, (703) 850-9704. Aug. 6-8...... VRHA’s Summer Slide. Contact Kenny Moore, (804) 347-2419.

To: Agricultural Review To: Aug. 14 & 15 ...Just Horsin’ ‘Round Open Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, (252) 753-8069. Agriculture N.C. Department of 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001

*Shows subject to change. Call before attending. More horse events listed in Bucolic Briefs. Services & Consmer June 2009 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3 Hurricane preparedness (Cont’d from pg. 1) • Identify places to relocate animals from low- tags with name of farm and phone numbers, Examples include a backhoe or set of lying areas. brands, paint markings on hooves or coat or livestock panels. • Check generators to be sure they are in good clipped initials in the hair. • Keep a list of important phone numbers working order and secure a suffi cient amount • Move feed to higher ground or to a more in order to make calls following a of fuel to operate them. accessible place in case of fl ooding or storm. Examples include the local • Turn off the propane supply at tanks. transportation problems. emergency management offi ce, • Secure propane tanks in the event of fl ooding • Pesticide storage areas should be secure, county extension agent, insurance to prevent them from fl oating away. and farmers in low-lying areas should agent, county Farm Service Agency and • Move equipment to the highest open ground do whatever they can to elevate or move private veterinarian. possible away from trees or buildings that pesticides to locations that are less likely to • Monitor local weather reports for up-to-the- could cause damage. fl ood. minute information on storms. • Mark animals with an identifi er so they can • Coordinate with neighbors beforehand For more, go to www.ncagr.com/paffairs/stormprep. be easily returned if lost. Examples are ear and discuss what resources can be shared. htm. Three specialty foods companies take Classifi ed Ads SUBMITTING ADS: Ads are free to N.C. residents & can be top honors in product awards contest submitted by mail to 1001 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699- Companies from Jamesville, Ag Commissioner Steve Troxler. 60 manufacturing and retail 1001; via our website, www.AgReview.org; or by fax to (919) 715- Rougemont and Elizabethtown “I’m proud of the work our N.C. companies involved in the 8493. Ads must include name, address including zip code, phone were winners in the Product food companies do and the great production and marketing of number including area code, and price or price range for every item Awards Competition at the products they represent.” a variety of specialty foods being sold. spring conference of the N.C. Twelve entries competed in the products. Elaine Fryar, of Fryar’s Deadline for each issue is noon on the fi rst working day of the Specialty Foods Association. Pastry/Cookies/Cakes category, Sauce Co. in McLeansville, is month prior to publication. Limit is 30 words, editor reserves right Mackey’s Ferry of James- 10 competed in the Confections/ president of the organization. to edit or reject ads. Limit 2 ads/person in different categories. ville won in the Pastry/Cookies/ Candy/Chocolate category, and Tim Sperry of Wellesley, Mass., Cakes category for its Molasses eight competed in the Beverage a nationally recognized specialty Cookies. Fancy’s Candy’s category. Runners-up from foods marketing specialist, Bees, Supplies BEES of Rougemont won in the each category, respectively, was the keynote speaker at the & Services Will have a few 5 frame nuc’s also Confections/Candy/Chocolate 10 frame cypress equip., $95. M. Craig, were Mediterranean Treats of conference. For Sale Delco 910-470-2929. category for its Sin in a Tin Milk Bakersville, Mackey’s Ferry and Sperry began his career in NOTICE Chocolate and Walnut Toffee. D’vine Foods. Products were specialty foods with Wellspring N.C. law requires a permit to sell Bees, Supplies D’vine Foods of Elizabethtown judged by a panel of industry Grocery in Chapel Hill. He honey bees in the state. A permit is & Services was the winner in the Beverage experts: Norma Miller, culinary was instrumental in the merger not required for: The sale of less than Wanted 10 bee hives in a calendar year, a category for Muscadine Cider. instructor at Wake Technical of Wellspring into the Whole one-time going-out-of-business sale Looking for full nucs or established “We have a wonderful Community College; cookbook Foods chain and the expansion of of less than 50 hives, or the renting hives. Dori Fritzinger, Dobson 336- assortment of specialty foods author Foy Edelman; and Andrea Whole Foods across the country of bees for pollination purposes or 366-4053. their movement to gather honey. Place to put 4 to 6 hives for companies here in North Weigl, food writer for The News and into London. He currently Contact Don Hopkins, state sourwood honey, will rent or share Carolina, and it’s great that apiarist, NCDA&CS, 1060 Mail honey. Phyllis Mecham, Mocks- & Observer of Raleigh. heads his own marketing and ville 336-998-3042. we can take an opportunity to The NCSFA is a statewide organizational consulting practice Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699- Honey extractor, bottling and other 1060 for information. recognize their excellence,” said beekeeping equipment. David Auman, organization of more than for the specialty foods trade. Jackson Springs 910-652-6245. Taking orders for MH, Corodovan, Bee equipment,and all bee supplies, Italian and Carni queen bees, $18/ea with bees needed for blueberry and produce discounts for larger orders. Larry Tate, crop. Kenny Briel, Smithfi eld 919- 20 Best Dish fi nalists selected; this Winston-Salem 336-788-4554. 209-8449. Bee equipment 25 hives, approxi- Extractor equipment. Doug Keech, mately 50 supers, 4 boxes foundation, Indian Trail 704-238-1353. 9 frame stainless steel radial extractor, summer give these restaurants a try electric uncap knife,10 queen nucs, 2 complete stans bees, $2,500/for all. Archie Small Animals Twenty restaurants have been selected to compete Yancey House Restaurant, Yanceyville. Craven, Troy 910-572-2436. this summer for Best Dish in North Carolina honors “We are fortunate in North Carolina to have New Hygienic Italian breeder queen For Sale with VSH, queens from her will be ready through a contest sponsored by the N.C. Department so many restaurants that feature locally grown in June $20; call for any available 5 frame of Agriculture and Consumer Services and Our State products on their menus,” said Agriculture nucs, $95. David Bridgers, Wilming- Rabbits Tennessee red back, $10 up. ton 910-686-1947. D. J. Pelt, LaGrange 919-778-0361. magazine. These fi nalists will compete in either the Commissioner Steve Troxler. Open mated Italian queens, $17.50 Rabbits standard Rex and mini Rex fi ne or casual dining category. Each category will The Best Dish in NC competition is a statewide or if shipping is required it will be extra, rabbits, two litters, $15. Ray Perry, bees are state inspected, all types of new Middlesex 252-230-7717. be judged anonymously by a three-member panel. contest that recognizes and rewards the efforts of equipment, $10 up. Scott Taylor, Hubert Purebred New Zealand white, black, Finalists in Fine Dining are: Grove Park Inn restaurants and chefs who use North Carolina 910-787-2577. broken and red, Californian and Cream 1-10 frame assembled unpainted D’Argent rabbits, some with pedigree, Blue Ridge Dining Room, Asheville; Red Stag products regularly in their menus. The fi nalists bee hive includes 1 top, 1 hive body, male or female, $10 up . Delbert Spill- Grill, Asheville; Simplicity at the Mast Farm Inn, were chosen based on their proposed menus and 1 bottom and 1 entrance reducer $50, man, Sophia 336-498-7103. other woodenware available. Michael Rabbits Hoto, lionheads, mini Banner Elk; Beaufort Grocery Co., Beaufort; marketing plans for promoting the menu. Chefs Herman Stephenson, Princeton 919- Rexes, Dutch, other breeds. Ricky Table at Crestwood, Boone; Carolina Crossroads were allowed to enter a combination of dishes 631-2605. Phillips, Lexington 336-731-3920. at Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill; Il Palio at The Siena (for example, an appetizer with an entrée and Hotel, Chapel Hill; The Gallery Restaurant at the dessert), but each was judged as a single entry. Ballentyne Resort, Charlotte; Ashten’s, Southern Finalists are required to feature the dish or Pines; and Deluxe, Wilmington. combination of courses in their restaurant for at Don’t miss a Finalists in Casual Dining are: Bistro 42, least a four-week period in May, June or July. single issue of the Asheboro; Earth Fare, Asheville; Giorgio Restaurant During this time, the judges will visit to sample Bar and Lounge, Cary; Papa Mojo’s Roadhouse, the entries and judge each restaurant on its use of Agricultural Review Durham; Watts Grocery, Durham; Kitchen North Carolina products, creativity, presentation, Roselli, East Bend; Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen, taste and promotion. First-, second- and third- Keep the newspaper coming to your Greensboro; Outer Banks Brewing Station, Kill place winners will be announced in August. home by cutting out the address card Devil Hills; Kornerstone Bistro, Wilmington; and Go to www.bestdishnc.com for more. on page 1. Stick a stamp on the reverse Record year side and drop in the mail. (Cont’d from pg. 1) Or go online to www.ncagr.com/paffairs/ deliveries of the commodities from the farms to County, Halifax County, Harnett County, Hay- the school systems, and the Marketing Division wood County, Henderson County, Hickory Public, agreview/renewal.htm. works with farmers to fi ll orders. Hoke County, Johnston County, Kannapolis City, You will need your account number Participating school systems are: Alamance- Madison County, Montgomery County, Nash- listed above your name on page 1 to renew Burlington School System, Alexander County, Rocky Mount, New Hanover County, Newton- Alleghany County, Anson County, Asheboro City, Conover City, Northampton County, Orange online. Please do not fi ll in the online form Bladen County, Brunswick County, Buncombe County, Perquimans County, Polk County, for a RENEWAL of the newspaper. The County, Cabarrus County, Camp Lejeune Depend- Randolph County, Richmond County, Roanoke ent Schools, Cherokee County, Cumberland Rapids City, Rockingham County, Stanly County, form is for new subscribers only. County, Edenton-Chowan, Edgecombe County, Surry County, Union County, Wake County, **Please no renewals by phone.** Fort Bragg Dependents, Franklin County, Gaston Yadkin County and Yancey County. County, Graham County, Greene County, Guilford Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2010 SMALL ANIMALS FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Two larger rabbit hutches, $100/ Intern’l McCormick grain drill, New Holland 7 ft haybine, needs New Holland model 68 square baler, Red belly Ford tractor with belly for both. Thomas Ledbetter, New 10 ft, good fi eld ready manual pick up, repair, $750; Lilly hay tedder, fi eld GC, one part needs repair, otherwise mounted L59 woods mower runs and London 704-984-0715. $550. James Brown, Magnolia 910- ready, $750; New Holland side deliv- fi eld ready $500; New Holland model mows good, $3,000 OBO. Dennis Slate, Quality mini lop, Holland lop, 284-1482. ery rake, fi eld ready, $850. Ellis Byrd, 256 Rol-A-Bar hay rake, GC, $2,100; Germanton 336-591-5884. New Zealand and Californian bunnies MF 1020 compact tractor, new paint, Ramseur 336-897-2750. Oliver 1 row pull type corn picker, shed Farmall cub tractor with 7 imple- and breeders, $10. Trent Canipe, Lin- new rear turf tires with new 5 ft bushhog Double O Frick sawmill 4 head kept $1,100. Scott Davis, Denton 336- ments, $1,900. Pauline Johnson, colnton 704-732-4695. rotary cutter, 21 hp, $7,600. William blocks, 371 Detroit V belts, saw fi l- 460-0831. Mcleansville 336-621-5615. Modlin, Jamesville 252-792-7709. ing tools, can hooks; sawmill, hutch D-10 Allis Chalmers new front wheels Hay mower, Vicon CM168, 5 ft Scrape blade horizontal angle, 7 ft frame, carriage and tracks on steel, and tires, water pump and battery box, cut, LNC, shelter kept, mowed less Small Animals long, $200; scoop ½ yrd, for one tractor, $6,000. Gary McGuinn, Mill Spring 828- strong 3-pt hitch, runs well, $5,500. Scott then 30 acres, $3,300. Tom Sladky, Wanted 3 pt hitch, $100. C. Morgan, Zebulon 625-1687. Cole, Asheboro 336-460-4554. Reidsville 336-694-4046. 919-269-7560. 1948 8N Ford also known as red Ferguson 1950 model TO20 tractor, Commercial diesel mower NH Giant German rabbit, gray or 574 diesel tractor, low hrs, 90 % tires, belly Ford, runs great but needs paint, GC, classic workhorse, $2,500. Mike front deck, PS, hyd lift, less than 200 brown. Allen Bumgarner, Hickory looks and runs great, $5,200; 510 MF wonderful work tractor, $3,500. Faye Campbell, Moncure 919-545-9523. hrs, $6,000. Ken Loy, Gibsonville 336- 828-322-2777. diesel combine, shed kept, straw chop- Denny, Macclesfi eld 252-289-5528. 1960 Ford 601 Workmaster, PS, VGC, 697-8569. per, 16 ft header need repair, $2,000. J. Two one row Roanoke primers new clutch, starts easy and runs great but NH 276 hayliner baler, fi eld ready, Equipment Graves, Mocksville 336-749-6570. w/dump boxes, GC, both have long engine has a ticking sound, $2,800. Guy shed kept, baled last season, new 1953 Ford Jubilee tractor, runs good, cutter bars and stalk choppers, one has Hiniker, Oxford 919-815-0268. tires, $2,200; JD 318 tractor, 3 pt, PS, For Sale excellent for restoration, $3,000. Terry new transmission, $2,000/ea.. Clayton R. 18 box Roanoke bulk barn, new 700 hrs, $3,000. Phillip D’Amico, Mt Moore, Cleveland 704-278-2110. Sutton, La Grange 252-560-0779. heat exchanger, $4,000 nego; Farmall Airy 336-710-2870. 53 model JD 40 GC with equip- Bushhog Rhino 15 ft batwing, hy- 3 pt hitch 8 wheel hay rake, EC, 140, 7 ft Woods mower, turf tires, VGC, 2006 NHTL100A deluxe 4x4, 98hp, ment, $3,200. Roger Ziglar, Walnut draulic fold, fi eld ready, $3,850. Archie $800. Curt Hardee, Enfi eld 252-903- $4,500. Kristie Hayes, Four Oaks 919- cab, heat and air, 3 pt hitch, triple hyd Cove 336-427-8187. Culberson, Siler City 919-663-2246. 8878. 915-3517. remotes, 1,275 hrs, LNC, sheltered, Case tractor SC $1,500; disc MF combine 300 13 ft grain head, Kinze 24 ft 15 unit no till Late model Farmall Intern’l 140 $32,500. Phil Zimmerman, Lexington plow, $100; burlap sacks, hold 2 bu, Chrysler 6 cyl gas engine, many new planter, $13,000. John Winslow, Bel- tractor, VGC, great sheet metal and paint, 336-764-1043. $.50/ea. James Whitley, Concord parts, needs minor repair, $3,500; 5 ft videre 252-426-5235. always parked in barn, great tires, good 97 ATV Suzuki 250 4X4 with front 704-782-5762. scrape blade, 1 pt hook up, never used, Roanoke 6 hole peanut dryer with steering, 3 pt hitch, $6,500. Jeff Wayne, mounted winch, GC, $1,500. Evan Myersa, 800 Ford tractor 5 spd transmission, $150. Denny Rollins, Mocksville 336- 6 trailers, GC, $4,000, OBO. Mark A Apex 919-259-6036. Winston-Salem 336-769-9228. tires half tread, weather crack, good 492-7223. Collins, Windsor 252-724-0299. Farmall Super A runs good with Ford 4000 SU 30 in rear, good sheet metal, needs paint, runs good, Sickle mower for narrow frame Cub 4.3 ton galvanized steel feed silo, 1 cultivator, bottom and disk plow, Farmall rubber, nice tractor, $7,500; Ford $2,300. William Bailey, Ellenboro GC, $350; tiller and gear box for Cub y/o, works great with 5 gallon bucket, Cub cultivator, plow, fertilizer attachment 4600 with Long loader, 2 buckets, GC, 828-429-7122. Cadet, GC, $350. R.L. Adams, Stanley comes with 8 ft x 8 ft x 8 inch thick $3,000; Ferguson TE-2O new rear tires, $8,000. Betty Potts, Lexington 336- Scrape blade $175; potato plow, 704-263-4078. steel reinforced concrete pad, $3,000 scoop pan, scrape blade $2,500. David 787-5549. $100; breaking plow, 2-12, $400; 853 Bobcat runs great Isuz diesel, 3 OBO. Danny Hall, Greensboro 336- Woody, Pittsboro 919-542-4575. 1995 model 1070 JD tractor, good cultivator 1 row, $150; boggs, $300. pieces equipment, 1,375 hrs on engine, 471- 5251. 1983 Case model 1370,150 hp, du- for parts only, $900. David Lomax, Michael Fivecoat, Mocksville 336- $9,200. Alice Collins, Thomasville Bottom plow 2-16 7 shank tiller als, 3 pt hitch, 2 sets remotes, air ride Denton 336-859-3032. 998-2882. 336-491-4293. disk plow, scrape blade, 3 pt box blade, seat, canopy, 3,886 hrs, tires 85%, needs 801 Ford Powermaster tractor, 4 265 MF tractor with 236 loader MF 1144 corn head off of MF 750, fertilizer and seed spreader, $200 to $450; brake shoes replaced, $6,000. Jack May, cyl, 4 spd diesel, good running tractor, bucket and hay forks, 62 hp, GC, $2,000 OBO, EC, shelled less than 100 ac, bush hog Intern’l brand 6 ft slip clutch, Burlington 336-421-6900. new rear tires, 3-14 ft bottom plow, 6 $8,000. Vernon Phillips, Bessemer $2,000 OBO. James Emory, Rougemont $850; bush hog 5 ft, $500. Winfred 2310 Ford diesel PS 1,000 hrs, ft bushhog, disk, scrap blade, cultiva- City 704-629-4613. 919-732-4256 or 475-5351. Aldridge, Burlington 336-584-6262. $8,500; 3000 Ford gas PS, 1,700 hrs, tor 1 row, scrape pan, 3 pt hitch, GC, 2 row corn header for JD 55 Cub IH tractor rebuilt motor, Ford tractor 345C with loader 1,030 $6,550; 601 Ford gas PS, 2,500 hrs, $7,500 for all. Edward Page, New Hill combine, GC, $500. Danny Bennett, cultivators, GC, $2,000; cultivators set hrs, $10,500. Kent Davis, Clemmons $4,250. M. F. Privette, Hiddenite 704- 919-614-4540. Rockingham 910-997-4187. and parts, fertilizer drives for Cub thru 336- 766-7607. 876-0381. Intern’l 2400 round hay baler, D8 Cat 140 series $5,000; Intern’l 140 IH tractors, $250-$850. Toby Lee, One row tobacco harvester with six 1 848 NH round hay baler, $3,000; sheltered, GC, $1,200 OBO; NH 256 loader, $5,000; 1951 VAC Case trac- Jackson Springs 910-281-3996. row trailers, $2,500; New Holland super 256 NH hay rake, $1,000; 156 NH hay hay rake, late model, $1,375 OBO; tor, $1,000. Ivan Lawson, Mt Airy 185 AC tractor 3,000 hrs, fi eld ready, 717 silage cutter with 2 row head, $1,500. tedder pull type, 2 baskets, $700. Kelly Bush Hog brand bush hog, 6 ft wide 336-312-8386. new tires, 1972, $8,000. Allen Hauser, Dale Brooks, Ronda 336-984-3093. Gentry, Roxboro 336-599-7908. cut, $450 OBO. M. Ross, Yadkinville NH 355 grinder mixer, new paint, Hamptonville 336-468-4446. 99 JD 4200 26 hp diesel tractor, 52 Ford tractor and equipment, 336-421-5423. EC, $7,900. Tommy West, Spring Lake Subframe mounting kit for MF hydrostatic, 4WD, JD 420 loader, JD scraper, blade, boom, bush hog, mower, Lilliston 2 row rolling cultivator, 910-237-3731. 1480 or 1580 backhoe, part #7485702 5’ bush hog, 60 gal, 3 pt hitch boom cultivator, $4,500. Ruby Maston, Char- $950; Ferguson 2 row cultivator with Bushhog hvy duty brush cutter, fi ts MF1160, 1165, 1180, 1445, 1455, sprayer, equipped for mid point mower, lotte 704-597-8779. hoppers, $650; 6 ft x 5 ft box blades, mower trailer type, new blades and 1475, $450. Bill Shive, Salisbury 704- approximately 550 hrs, good tires, EC, JD fl ail mower, GC, almost new $425 and $475. Michael Nardo, Jackson paint, 5 ft, good tires with hydraulic 279-2895. $12,500. Joe Worsley, Advance 336- blades, 80 inch, almost new blades, 3 Springs 910-281-3522. cylinder, $675. Bill Payne, Madison Farmall Cub cultivators, Woods 998-6501. pt hitch, $1,250 OBO. Alson Neese, Frontend loader for an 8N Ford, 336-548-6630. 59 belly mower and scrape blade, 64 Intern’l McCormick combine, Raleigh 919-772-3850. $300; parts for a WD 45 AC includ- Long tobacco box loader, fi ts on $2,500. Phillip Whitley, Stanfi eld 704- pull type, 64 model, GC, 6 ft cut with bin, Super A Farmall with cultivators, nice ing a single front tire, $20-$800. Phil front end of tractor put boxes any 888-6387. hydraulic lift, shed kept, $550. Brenda tractor, $3,500. Jim Huffman, Goldsboro Haywood, Waxhaw 704-843-2447. where Taylor boxes also, GC, $650. Square baler 273 $2,500, sheltered, Bryant, Lexington 336-238-1949. 919-735-6539 or 920 -8830. 46 JD B with cultivators, new Fire- W.J. Lea, Carthage 910-295-6053 or EC; drum disk mower, $700; sickle for 1973 3400 Ford tractor industrial Lely Optimo 240 disk hay mower, stone tires on rear, runs good, paint and 639-1266. 7 ft NH haybine, $50; old hay rake, front end loader, forks, bucket and diesel GC, $2,000. Joe Midgette, Vanceboro sheet metal good, $2,250. D. Huneycutt, Case baler round, 4x4, LNC, new 3 $300. Tommy Turner, Mocksville 336- engine, $3,200. Jeff Hursey, Mocks- 252-244-1615. Albemarle 704-982-5596. years ago, $11,000; Morra disk mower, 909-0764. ville 336-284-2881. T40B Caterpillar front loader, $800. Taylor Way offset disk, 8 ft wide, 20 4 disk, LNC, $3,000; NH rake, $1,500; 1949 8N Ford tractor recently Offset harrow JD 340, 12.5 ft. wide, Lynn Ross, Creedmoor 919-528-3518. disk, blades are like new 22” notched, Lienback tedder, 2 rotors, $700. W.J. restored, converted to 12V including 28 disk with 26” disk, dual wheels ,VGC AC combine model 72 needs some pull type with hydraulic pick up, VGC, Apple, Gibsonville 336-656-3405. lights motor rebuilt, new brakes, many $3,800. Adam Short, Greensboro 336- repair, $300. Leonard Woody, Lexington $2,500. Jonathan Sedberry, Mt. Gilead Super A tractor with 3 pt hitch, new parts, $3,250. Stedman Thomas, 312-8630. 336-239-0930. 910-573-0141. VGC, $3,000; Super A tractor for Cameron 910-245-7258. Massey Ferguson 7 shank chisel Plow, 4 bottom, 14” Ford, $400. James Cultipacker pull behind, 2 sec- parts, $600. Ernest Smith, Morganton 04 Polaris very low hrs, 6 wheel plow, new shanks and bolts, field Hawkins, Morganton 828-437-2214. tions or 10 wheels each, located in 828-433-0790. drive closed cab, standard winch, hard ready, $1,000. Cody Clodfelter, Kern- 540 MF combine 15 ft grain header New London, $600. Charles Griffi n, Ford 532 sq hay baler, GC, $1,200. top, brush guard and BAJA lights push ersville 336-314-4885. and 4 row corn header, 1,200 hrs, $8,000; Winston-Salem 336-765-6331. Willard Byrd, Smithfi eld 919-934- button 6 wheel drive, $5,500. Dan Propst, JD 455E 1988 crawler-loader, 4/1 JD 700 mixer grinder, $800. Roger My- 532 Ford balers, $1,200/$750; 57 8756. N. Wilkesboro 336-984-2177. bucket, clutch pack and undercarriage ers, Union Grove 336-468-4005. NH rake, $650; 3 tedders, $500; Vermeer 10,000 lb lift crane 25 ft boom no 6 ft bushhog heavy duty, 3 pt hook rebuilt, 85% undercarriage, $13,700; 14 ft Gehl self unloading silage WR22 rake, $1,000; NH 4500 cutter, carburetor, $1,800 OBO; old economy up, $225. Bobby Martin, Reidsville JD 318 gasoline tractor, JD 48” belly wagon, box only, no wagon running $2,500; 2 bale loaders, $250-$350. J. tractor, $750; Intern’l wheel weights, 336-349-3193. mower, GC, hydralics intact, $2,400. gear, $400. Gary Abernethy, Hickory Moore, Wallace 910-285-6725. $35/ea. J.T. Hamm, Wake Forest 919- New Idea manure spreader, medium Tom Gale, Liberty 336-339-1070. 828-294-4497. Kubota 4x4 with blade front and 556-5266. size, works well, $400; Woods RM 59 finish 63 Intern’l Farmall, 806 diesel, JD 420W runs good, sheet metal ditch witch, LNC, 14 hp with hy- Oliver Superior, grain drill, $600; mower, new belts, $450. Bob Glasgow, 90+HP, good T.A., 3 pt hitch, dual straight, wide front axle, $2,800. Guy draulics, $4,400. L. Allred, Catawba horse drawn hay baler, GC, $100. Charles Franklinville 336-953-2756. remote hydraulics, 540 and 1,000 rpm Hammill, Richfi eld 704-463-7989. 828-478-2521. Howell, Advance 336-940-5143. Ford sickle bar mower single point PTO, starts and runs good, needs paint JD 4230 EC with cab, air and heat, 1996 Ford 6640 SLE CAH, 4,800 Holland tobacco transplanter, one plow, 3 pt hook up, all in GC, mower, and tires, $2,500; silage cutter, NH 880, $12,000. J. Bunn, Spring Hope 252- hr, $18,500; 4-16” Ford plow, $400; row fast pitch, $200. George Sandy, $400; plow, $150. William Nichols, N. 3 heads, 2 row corn head, $2,000. Carl 478-8031. two 18.4 x 34 rims and tires, $1,000. Raleigh 919-772-4777. Wilkesboro 336-957-0201. Gunn, Westfi eld 336-351-6121. 47 Ford Ferguson runs good, new Roy Watts, Trinity 336-434-5727. Kubota M9000 575 hrs, cab, 2 Set of cultivators for Cub Farmall, Hay wrap machine minimal use and tires and rims on back, $1,500. Bill Shore, N.H. #273 hay baler, GC, used in WD, $21,000; Case IH JX70 only 150 $400; set for regular A Farmall, $400. 3 rolls of SunWrap fi lm, $3,000 OBO, Winston-Salem 336-924-6423. 2009, not rusty kept in shelter, has long has loader, canopy, 2 WD, $23,000; Robert McCain, Waxhaw 704-843- on-line details, photos http://tudorag.com/ Great plains sod drill 7 ft, accurate, tongue and wagon hitch in rear, $2,800. MF hay rake, $900. Jeff Parker, Hays 2863. Haywrap.htm. Louis R. Ledbetter, Pilot EC, $7,300. Wayne Cooper, Elkin 336- Jerry Mendenhall, Lexington 336- 336-902-3288. 72-74 Ford 1600 diesel 210 actual Mountain 336-368-4448. 957-7395. 978-3755. Case 600 combine, 2 row corn and hours, 9 spd transmission, 2 pieces Sprayer 3 pt hitch boom with nozzle, NI round baler 4643, $5,000; NH Fort 2050-5D disk mower 7 ft, grain head, runs good, $1,300; JD B of equipment, $3,850. Bill Redding, 55 gallon, LNC, $550; wood splitter, 3 654 round baler, $9,500. Jimmy Garner, $1,900. Kurt R. Beyeler, Denton 336- w/2 row cultivator, not running, $1,500; Walkertown 336-595-4518. pt hitch, hyd, hvy duty, VCG, $800; 6 Richfi eld 704-636-5615. 859-4213 after 6 pm. 37 W 40 McCormick Deering tractor, 140 Intern’l tractor 1 set of double ft Leinbach blade 3 pt hitch angle, rev. 96 Komatsu 120 track hoe, 1,500 hrs, Case 400 tractor 50 hp, original needs engine work, $2,500. Abe Kemp, 12” mold board plow, full set of cultiva- ext., EC, $400. Norris Williams, Graham EC, $40,000; 05 T300 Bobcat 1,500 hrs paint, GC, $3,500; Mitsubishi/Satoh Franklinton 919-496-4857. tors, 1 single layoff plow, 1 tillage tool, 336-376-6601. on machine, 150 hrs on motor, $28,000. tractor 25 hp $2,900; Power King gar- Four row double disk bedder with 7 shankers, good rear tires, runs good, Intern’l 105 combine, both heads, Chris Allen, Asheboro 336-964-6363. den tractor $1,500; plows+cultivator fertilizer hoppers for tobacco, $1,750; quick hitch, $5,000/for all. William Wil- fi eld ready, $1,000. Morris King, Ashe- NH 846 5x5 round baler, GC, new $250. William Kroll, Bennett 336- Holland 4 row pull type tobacco liams, Lowgap 336-352-5723. boro 336-381-3106. tires, always sheltered, $2,000. Jim 879-6505. transplanter, rubber tire press wheels, Silage blowers for upright silo New Holland 617 dfi sc mower, 08 Deal, Hickory 828-381-7737. Farmall Cub with cultivators, new $2,000; 8 row folding Danish tine Badger 54” with shaker pan, 50 hp model, LNC, only mowed 40 acres, stored Hay rake old, $200 OBO; com- tires and clutch, $2,850. Rick Proctor, cultivator, $2,500. R. Humbles, Jr., electric mtor, $3,000; Gehl 54” PTO inside, extra set of blades, $8,000. Carson bine, AC, Gleamer E II, $4,000 OBO; Thomasville 336-937-2966. Ayden 252-746-6838. driven, $500. Patrick Miller, Mocksville Lee, Pleasant Garden 336-382-0732. cultivator, MF, 4 row, $500 OBO; roto Woods 40 in bush hog, Cat 3 pt, 2755 JD tractor 75 hp always 336-909-2490. 8 ft disc mower Fort 2060, GC, 3 pt, $50. Blair Burrage, Concord 704- hook-up, for compact tractor or garden shelter kept, EC, 3,000 hrs, LC Fowler, 3910 Ford tractor $5,450. H.O. good canopy, used last season, $2,500. 786-3195. tractor, EC, $550. Alan Stimpson, Lew- Riegelwood 910-655-4436. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. Kenneth Young, Grassy Creek 336- JD 843 corn head, very nice, $10,000; isville 336-946-2402. Head for 3700 AC engine and Two 3 pt 4 wheel Sitrex hay rakes, 384-3087. 1086 Intern’l tractor, ROPS new rear Frontend loader C80 4x4 bucket JD 516 bottom plow, $250; Taylor $250/ea; 3 pt V Sitrex rake, 4 wheels Farmall Super A cultivators, 3 pt tires, runs great, $7,000; two JD 4420 and forks less than 500 hours, $2,500. tobacco barns older models, 12 boxes, each side, $600. Maynard Southern, hitch $1,700; Farmall 100, all equip- combines, run great, $10,000/for both. Kevin Lasley, Reidsville 336-951- 4x8, $1,000. D. Byrd, Smithfi eld 919- Stokesdale 336-643-5621. ment for gardening, $3,200. Bobby Wally Hobbs, Hertford 252-426-1495. 7007. 934-3557. JD tractor 4238 with cab, air an Willis, Reidsville 336-394-2893. Disk mower Fort DMD 2050 Agricutter 10 ft bush hog, $1,950. Lee Ford 3000 gas, PS, good rubber, heat, $12,000. J. Bunn, Spring Hope 10 ft Great Plains no-till drill with little used 7ft 5D ready to use, $1,900 Mickey, Rural Hall 336-972-9431. fresh paint, front loader, GC, $5,500. 252-478-8031. only 1,150 ac, EC, $14,500; 2000 model OBO T. Powers, Denton 336-465-9884 Super Pan LNC, hard to fi nd, 5 ft Ben Atkins, Pikeville 919-734-0939. Manure spreaders NH with back MTX 125 McCormick 125 hp, 4x4 aft. 6 pm. wide, $450. Rex Yates, Purlear 336- Pull type combine shed kept, pan, 140 bu, $1,000; NI with back pan, with duals, suitcase weights, 3 remotes, 3 point hitch logging winch, was paired 973-4106. PTO, $500. B. Ferguson, King 336- 135 bu, $1,200, both in GC; small 3 pt deluxe cab, air ride seat $32,000. Flynt with 55-60 hp tractor, GC, $1,200. David 5 shank chiesel plow, GC, $450. Keith 994-2371. hitch hay tedder, $800. Rex Mathis, Hill, Lexington 336-399-6736. Johnson, Sophia 336-498-3776. Peeples, Stokesdale 336-382-1109. 13 double disk Intern’l grain Ronda 336-984-3810. John Deere 870 2 WD 915 hours, 99 Woods D-80 tag-a-long mower, 3020 JD tractor $7,000; Perkins drill, VGC, fertilizer boxes never JD 318 720 hrs, front/rear hydrau- great tractor, only used for mowing level mows 80 inches, hydraulic raise/lower, 203 diesel engine, $1,000;. D6 Cat used, keep in shed, $1,250; Brillion lics, 3 pt hitch, with MC519 collec- ground, $8,000. Don Boyd, Mocks- pulls off drawbar, VGC, recent complete 10k machine $19,000. David Spaugh, pull type cult packer, VGC, fi ts drill, tion system, 4 way, 54” JD blade, 5 ft ville 336-408-0785. service, $1,600. Bill Gray, Greensboro 336- Yadkinville 336-463-2969. $250; 3 pt hitch 26 disc harrow, VGC, Blackhawk landscape rake, 46” deck, 1998 Gehl skid steer Kabota en- 580-2322. NH TN 65, 900 hrs, canopy, $750, etc. H. Leonard, Thomasville EC, $4,500. Don Thomas, Hillsborough gine,1,672 hrs, good bucket, new cutting LA JD tractor with good tires, ront and rear wheel weights, radio, 336-476-4653. 919-644-0873. edge installed with extra set of tires and tractor has no motor, hood or radiator one remote, shuttle, fi eld ready, one NH 1069 stackwagon ,kept in Disc mower, Vicon 5 1/2 ft completely several more attachments, $7,000 nego. attached, do have another motor, hood owner, $15,000. Alex Nelson, Oak shelter, good for straw or hay, fi eld rebuilt cutting bar w/new bearings & blades, M. Harold, Mayodan 336-427-5453. and radiator, $1,850. Jerald Ray Collins, Ridge 336-643-1160. ready $29,000. Terry Toomes, Randle- mowed 20 ac since being rebuilt, $1,500; Ford 2000 tractor, later model, square Sr., Charlotte 704-392-9217. man 336-498-3844. 3 large cradle style round bale feeders, hood, 3 cyl. gas engine, 4 spd transmis- 1991 Cushman truckster, 4 wheels, Ford 309 2 row corn planter, in 1 row cultivator, GC, $90; potato will take up to 6 ft bales, metal skids sion, everything works, no rust, good completely restored, 22 hp, 3 spd, can haul great shape, everything works, extra plow, GC, $75. Dan Clubb, Walnut for easy moving, LNC, $300/ ea. Ronnie sheet metal, ready for fi eld, $4,000. M. 1,000 lbs, great farm hand, $4,000. Tracy seed plates, $750. Leo Naylor, Au- Cove 336-671-1581. Clifton, Lowgap 336-352-5530. John, Archdale 336-434-2824. Petty, Reidsville 336-589-4839. tryville 910-309-6852. June 2010 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5 FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT WANTED HAY & GRAIN HORSES 555E Ford backhoe bucket 3 ft NH 848 round baler 4x5 rolls $4,000. Cole planter with fast hitch and plates. Horse quality spring and sum- One horse wagon car tires, pulled by GC, $500; backhoe bucket, 2 ft, new, Lee Dry, Locust 704-985-3887. Michael Hines, Vass 910-245-7011. mer cuts orchard grass/fescue mix, large horse, solid, $350. Steve Langley, 426 Caterpillare, $800. Randy Miller, JD 350 dozer 90% under carriage, #670 or #175 complete steering $2/n the fi eld; $3.50 in the barn. Heath Nashville 252-443-0490. Mocksville 366-399-7261. rebuilt motor and injection pump, hyd parts for MF tractor; fenders, dash and Ford, Ronda 336-835-1101. Crosby saddles 17” dressage, 941 track loader used on farm, new blade and tilt, good paint, $9,500;JD instrument panels, the model is 1983 Fescue 4x4 round rolls, net wrapped, 16.5” close contact includes leath- undercarriage, tracks, GP bucket, $9,500. M tractor, good tires, paint, 12V with to 1986, 46 hp. Bill C. Taylor, Hudson $20/roll at shed, call for fi eld price and ers, fl ex stirrups & girths, GC, etc., Eric Eller, Gold Hill 704-202-0419. Woods L59 mowing deck, runs good, 828-728-2779. availability. John Royall, Thurmond 336- $20-$400. Zana Schepis, Castalia 8N Ford tractor runs great, just $2,700. Charlie Smith, Woodleaf 704- John Deere G tractor in restorative 957-2637. 919-853-3463. tuned up,.new battery,.extra set of 278-4578. condition. Syd Cooper, Warrenton 252- Spring cut horse hay, tight bales Two Palomino geldings 4 y/o, tires, a bush hog, can be sold separate, New Holland 565 square baler, 213-5997. no weeds, orchard, rescue, mix $3-$5, $1,500/ea; sorrel mare, 6 y/o, g daughter, $2,500. Mitchell Lingerfelt, Lawn- GC, $4,500. Mike Garrison, Weaver- JD 444 corn head 36 inch spacing, will deliver to surrounding areas. Seth Dry Doc, $2,500; gray stud colt, 2 y/o, dale 704-473-7734. ville 828- 645-7828. GC, reasonably priced. Hulan Johnston, White, Winston-Salem 336-971-1442 $300. M.L. Yokley, Winston-Salem 1967 IH 706 tractor GC recently JD 410 round baler, GC, kept in Littleton 252-586-4270. or 971-7211. 336-817-3526. rebuilt 310 engine 2 hyds $9,500; AC shed, will operate off a single remote PTO drive manure spreader, 2 row Wheatstraw $2.25/per bale at barn. G.T. Paso Fino gelding 5 y/o, very 301 engine $1,400; IH 466 engine valve, hydraulic tie, $3,800; 6 1/2 ft disc planter, sickle mower. Tripp Hohn, Underwood, Elon 336-349-7283. smooth, trail, pleasure, 13.3h, well $750. Brian Williams, Turnersburg mower by Bush-hog, GC, $3,800. William Archdale 336-442-3613. 4x4 round bale, spring clearance, trained, easy to ride; 2005 3 horse 704-929-9536. Higgins, Rutherfordton 828-248- Complete DC-3 Case tractor, restored fescue, beans & millett, sorghum, millett Silverstar slant load, stud wall, dress Sickle Mower, Massey Fergu- 2162. or not, must be in GC. Daniel Spell, and Johnson grass, delivery available rm, ramp, rear tack, BP, EC, $10,000. son, 7’ cut, EC, belt driven, $750. 2008 JD 5403 125 hrs with 512 Cary 336-212-3445. within 25 miles of Saxapahaw, $9 up. Mark A. Furr, Salisbury 704-798-3460. Lanny Burleson, Albemarle 704- loader, pallet forks, hay spear, 3 pt 7 hp Tecumseh 2 output shafts engine Sharpe, Graham 336-376-8349. TWH bay mare, reg., 12 y/o, 239-3841. hitch hay forks, $23,000. Dennis for an Ariens Rocket VII rear tined tiller Horse quality fescue and orchard grass $1,400. Bryant Strother, Franklinton 6 ft. Sitrex fi nish mower, rear dis- Waugh, Hiddenite 828-303-9853. or a broken tiller with a good engine. to be cut in the next 3-4 weeks, farm is 919-528-3520. charge, 3 pt. hook-up, EC, extra set of New Holland 273 square hay baler, Kenneth Brooks, Burlington 336- easily accessible for I 40, will schedule Mini donkey small, 11 m/o, spotted blades, Leinbach Equipment, $900. Gary $1,900; New Holland 271 square hay 228-1543. to cut hay when customer can pick up in jack, very friendly, $450. Steve Levitt, Steele, Cleveland 704-278-4474. baler, $1,900; New Holland 256 rake, One point hitch one row corn planter, fi eld, $3/bale. Dale Woosley, Winston- Efl and 919-563-9527. Grooming mower-Bush Hog $1,800.00. Bradley Fox. Taylorsville. prefer Intern’l planter. Richard Loftis, Salem 336-608-8224. Red roan Overo mare, 12 y/o, trail ATH90. 7.5 ft., EC, $1,800. Harold 828-312-0638. Elon 336-421-9948. Alfalfa, orchard grass, orchard/fescue, ridden, $2,000 OBO; two horse GN Walters, Monroe 704-282-9184. Manure spreader, 4 wheel, IHC, Set of cultivators and fertilizer dis- summer annuals, delivery available in trailer, good for overnight camping, New Holland 276 square baler, kept not operational, $125 OBO. Howard tributor for a JD 1010. Mike Saunders, loads up to 500 bales, $3 to $8. Darrell shower, hotwater heater, table, bed, in dry, bales good, $750. Phillip Rush- Reinhardt, Maiden 828-428-9312. Browns Summit 336-601-4712. Nichols, Salisbury 704-202-7595. etc., $4,000. Carey Carr, PineTops ing, Indian Trail 704-320-0419. Bush hog model 2415,15 ft .bat wing, Ferguson or Massey Ferguson 25, 3 Wheatstraw $2.50/per bale. Robert 252-827-2396-h or 827-2900-w. M Farmall tractor, 3 pt hitch, runs LNC, $9,500; 9 shank chisel plow, $850; pt. hay rake, FC to GC, price nego. Alan Blake, Mt. Gilead 910-439-6248 or Child’s western saddle 13”, big good, $1,500. Phillip Rushing, Indian Athens 24 disk offset harrow $2,000; Stimpson, Lewisville 336-946-2402. 704-242-3028. horn, cordura, LNC, $200. N. Hobson, Trail 704-320-0419. AC model 200 diesel tractor w/4 bottom Raider Skid steer loader for Fescue square bales horse quality, fall Pittsboro 336-376-8137. 2009 Kubota RTV 1140CPX,4wd,2 plow $11,000, all nego. R.E.Marshall, parts. Willie Goins, Lexington 336- or spring cutting, $3. James Rollans, Mt 99 Sundowner 3 horse GN slant, bench seats,rear seat folds,bed Taylorsville 828-632-3801. 249-3627. Ulla 704-278-4624. hot water, gas heat, cowboy shower, extends,hydraulic dump,roof,windshie JD 700 series feed grinder.mixer, 220 bush hog for parts, center Wheat straw, $2.75/at barn, will sink, fridge, dropdown windows, new ld,Diesel,23hours, $11,500.00. Mark all original including the original set of gearbox. Nathan Lowder, Norwood 704- deliver for additional charge. Adam tires, walk thru and escape doors, EC, Brown, Harrisburg 704-400-4116. hammers that have never been turned. 438-1815. Moore, Monroe 704-361-2435. kept covered, $17,500. Jan Sorrells, Case 530 diesel tractor w/front loader, hydraulic feed auger, $5,000. Michael Tobacco wide front axle for late Matua hay 1st cut, round 4X5 net Reidsville 336-342-3900. rebuilt motor and injectors, new tires Soots, Lenoir 828-638-6678. model Massey Ferguson 5455 or Agco wrapped, to bale April/May 2010, reserve Miniature horse foals, excellent - runs great, $8,000; NH 630 round 1998 NH 4630, 52 hp, 2wd, or Challenger, have standard axle to now. $35. Dee Helms, Salisbury 704- bloodlines, under 6 m/o, $250 up. Janet baler, fi eld ready, $5,500. Alan Rush- $6,500. Dwayne Hill, Flat Rock 828- trade. Trent Cloaninger, Statesville 704- 642-9680. Clifton, Lowgap 336-352-5530. ing, Indian Trail 704-421-5265. 674-0451. 657-3550. Oats/fescue mix square bales this Hilason 16, $300. Beverly Gleaner K combines, one running JD 5205 4 X 4 w/loader, 2006 model, Hay elevator for square bales, spring, $5/in fi eld or $6/in barn, delivery Norman, Asheboro 336-381-0799. one for parts, 2 row corn and two 470 hrs, good tires, owner operated., EC electric motor drive type. Doug Foster, available, $5. Kevin Kirk, Mt. Pleas- Miniature Sicilian donkey jack, 13’ direct cut heads , $2,500. Kelly overall, not farmed with, $23,500. David Concord 704-782-6627. ant 704-791-1772. 4 m/o, $400. Hendrik Smock, Ashe- Snider, Denton 704-433-3053. Lee, Asheville 828-713-6534. Fast hitch for a Cub. Galen L 2010 pure fescue horse quality, state boro 336-879-2637. Ford 515 sickle mower, 7 ft, PTO, MF-10-10 diesel 2 WD gear drive Burris, China Grove 704-857-8542. tested, local delivery available, $4. Lee APHA registered, 8 yo bay and 3 pt hook-up, and belt driven, $475. 1,300 hrs $2,500; 1st choice fi nish mower New Holland model 450 or 451 mower Dry, Locust 704-985-3887. white overo mare,15 h, blue eyes with Ken Buckwell, Mt. Pleasant 704- 5 ft rear discharge, VGC, $600. Jerry in GC, preferably in western NC. Bill Fescue horse quality, 4x4 round bales, eyeliner, good potential trail horse or 436-2473. Bowman, Lenoir 828-754-0409. Mixon, Hickory 828-327-7077. $25/in barn; fescue round bales cow hay, broodmare, $1,000 OBO. Lisa Oakley, 3 disk plow, 3 pt hitch, EC $350, D6 Catepillar bulldozer with angle Case 444 garden tractor running $20/in barn, can load long trailers. Tony Tobaccoville 336-969-6678. heavy duty brush cutting bush hog blade. hood undercarriage,. $13,000 or for parts. Cliff Elder, Banner Elk Sigmon, Claremont 828-238-3290. Pine shavings easy pick, low waste, 6’ wide $450. Walt Sain, Vale 704- OBO; 3 pt hitch, 100 gallon boom 828-898-1900. Excellent mixed grasses, square bales excellent coverage, very absorbent, easy 462-2476. sprayer, 15 ft boom, $13,000. Eugene Small, used pull behind disk to pull and 4x5 round bales, price dependent on handle and store, large plastic bags, Pull type combine MHF PTO White, Taylorsville 828.632.6803 or with my 4 wheeler or garden tractor for pick up or delivered, horse and cattle $4.25/ea. Tony Aprile, Gibsonville driven, always sheltered, used for small 312-6018. garden and food plots, reasonable price quality, $4- $30. Clint Harrill, Forest 336-698-0207. grain, $500 OBO. Ken Casper, Rich- 1963 Ford tractor 3 pt hitch, one horse or Free. Chad Eckard, Conover 828- City 828-429-9273. Spotted draft 6 y/o, registered, fi eld 704-463-7049. wagon plus 4 large wagon wheels, $2,500 238-4126. Fescue horse quality, from the fi eld, broke to cart/wagon, western, English, Front end loader fi ts JD1010, OBO. Myrtice Myers, Bostic 828- Dearborn Wood Brothers, com- squares $2.50; 4x5 rolls, $20. M. Scott, would make a great lesson/show/plea- works but no bucket, $1,300; JD 245-1552. bine in GC, doesn’t need to work, for Claremont 828-459-2921. sure horse for someone with children, 1010 Industrial tractor, 4 cylinder Woods three pt 650 backhoe with show only. Larry Russell, Pinebluff Wheat straw. stored in barn, clean loads/clips/bathes/shoes, $5,600. Charity gas motor, no PTO, runs but needs 12” bucket, PTO to run, included pump, 910-639-7838. and dry, $2/bale for small orders, 100 or Green, Mocksville 336-909-1376. motor and steering work, $400. Ron VGC, $2,360. William Townsend, Lum- more $1.50/ea. Jonathan Sedberry, Mt. Three Nelson automatic horse Stahoviak, Casar 704-538-8161. berton 910-739 7352. Gilead 910-572-2776. waters, model 730 with heaters, GC, Belly mower, 5 ft. universal, Kubota 2230 mower 60” mowing Hay & Grain Fescue/orchard mixed spring 2010 $250/ea. Stuart Greene, Casar 704- fi ts most tractors with 3 pt hitch, 3 deck, 3 pt hitch, EC, $7,800. David For Sale crop horse quality, $4.50/per bale. Donald 538-1345. blade, heavy duty construction, GC, Lomax, Denton 336-688-5313. Baker, Youngsville 919-616-4190. 06 Ponderosa 2 horse BP trailer, $400. Jimmy Simmons, Mooresville 850B Case loader, 1979 model, 4 way Horse quality $25; bales for $5. Canadian alfalfa imported directly; ramp load, pewter color, LNC, pulled less 704-658-7879. bucket, good working condition, owners H.O. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. bought too much for broodstock, out- than l,000 miles, $3,500 OBO. Ronald Fl7 crawler loader new injection manual. $10,000. . Mike Carico, New Alfalfa $8/per bale; fescue grass, standing quality, tested 23%, delivery Turner, Marshville 704-624-5631. pump UC 90%, GC,10 ton machine, London 910-572-1465. $4 and $5/per bale; orchard grass, $6 within 30 miles, $6.95/at barn. Marilyn ‘00 Sundowner 3 horse, slant, $8,200 or trade for tractor of equal Bat wing mower Land Pride RC6015, and $7 per bale; orchard/fescue mix, Kille, Chapel Hill 919-621-1234. GN, drop down/sliding windows value. Adrian Rollans, Mooresville 704- 15 ft cut, hydraulic fold, solid fi lled $5/per bale, will deliver for additional 30 acre fescue hayfi eld between w/bars/screens, escape door, vents, 662-6421. tires, GC, $6,000. Jonathan Sedberry, fee. Maynard Southern, Stokesdale Pittsboro and Siler City, you cut and collapsible rear tack, dressing room, JD model B tractor, good sheet Mt. Gilead 910-573-0141. 336-643-5621. keep the hay in exchange for 50% of EC, $11,500. Tonya White, Salis- metal, runs good, approximately 1950 JD model 6400 tractor w/cab Alfalfa hay horse quality, $8/bale; value. Marty Rosenberg, Pittsboro 919- bury 704-630-6176. model, $2,000. Gary Patterson, Moores- heating/air, 85 hp, 92 model 4100 Ozark Bermuda hay, horse quality, 742-5219. QH and two TWH, great trail rid- ville 704-663-1812. hrs, original owner, $20,500. Wayne $5.50/bale, prices at barn, fi eld pick up 2010 fescue square bales, horse ers, gentle and sound, $1,500. Curtis Portable hay elevator 16 ft Miller, Reynolds, Whiteville 910-653-4469. discounts, delivery available. Fred Burt, quality $3.50/per bale; cow quality Whitley, Concord 704-788-1398. EC, $550. Gregg Bryan, Moores- AC D-15 with snap coupler equip- Fuquay Varina 919-552-4447. $2.50/per bale, sheltered, no rain. Kim Powell riding equipment 15 ville 704-663-6352. ment, 10 ft disk, 6 ft blade, 3 14 ft Wheat straw, $2.75 at barn, will Godon, Goldston 919-770-1070. inch western saddle, LNC, $325, also 4 ft King Cutters bush hog, LNC, bottom plows, draw bar hitch, GC, deliver for additional charge. David Wheat straw $2.50/bale at barn. Doug new and used tack plus an Australian $500. Steve Watts, Dallas 704-718- $4,500; MF130 tractor, diesel, live Holland, Fayetteville 910-309-0943. Watson, Wendell 919-422-1420. saddle, will make a good package 2918. PTO and lift, GC, $3,500. Leamon Rye straw $2.50/bale. M. Moss, Fescue $3.50/bale. Gloria Jahnke, deal. Thomas Branham, Nantahala A-C 6-row planter, no till or Hall, Stedman 910-823-2210. Concord 704-782-4379. Chapel Hill 919-967-5558. 828-321-3095. conventional, $500; JD 6-row cul- JD combine 6600, GC, with straw Wheat straw $2.50/bale at barn. Doug Matua hay 2010 fi rst cut, net wrapped, 10 year old sorrel and white tivator, rear mount, $500. Landon chopper, 13 ft grain head, $3,500. David Watson, Wendell 919-422-1420. 4x5 round bales, top quality, $35. Dee gaited gelding, been trail ridden Thomas, Monroe 704-764-3754. Garrett, St. Pauls 910-865-1098. 250 bales of 2009 orchard grass, Helms, Salisbury 704-642-9680. lots, very gentle and quiet, UTD on 6600 Ford ciesel VGC with 6 ft. Farmall cub good running tractor, $4/ea, good quality, will be cutting new Fescue/orchard mix quality horse shots and shoeing, $1,250. Renee bush hog $10,500; cattle head gate, converted to 12 V system, needs paint, crop in May. Kenneth Chilton, Pilot hay, producing for 15+ years, $4.50/ Horne, Roseboro 910-337-3012. $325; 3 pt hitch HD fork lift $350; comes with plow, disk, planter, cultiva- Mountain 336-374-2410. bale. Donald Baker, Youngsville 919- 1996 Double D horse trailer, 26 2 ton propane fork lift $500; bog tors, manuals, etc, $3,000. Robert Wells, Alfalfa/Orchard grass 2010 crop, 616-4190. ft long, gooseneck, ramp load. 2 cut disk $175; 2 ton feed bin $300. Ron Dunn 910-892-2394. horse quality, $4/in fi eld and $4.50/in 2010 horse quality hay, $3/bale. Vernon gates, front escape door, needs paint, Bailey, Huntersville 704-766-0005. JD 40 3 pt hitch, 5 ft king disc, 1 barn; straw, $3.50. John Kapp, Rural Hill, Mt Pleasant 704-436-9524. good fl oors, brakes, new tires, $3,500 Set of cultivators for B JD, GC, row cultivator, $3,500. M. Jerry , Fay- Hall 336-969-6630. nego. Jeanette Hall, Richlands 910- $750. Jeff Rowland, Concord 704- etteville 910-964-9319. Horse quality fescue and orchard Horses & 455-4481. 795-5030. John Deere gas 4 X 6 Gator, 2002 grass, spring 2010 cutting, $3.50/in Supplies Welsh X Paint gelding, bay, 1948 Earth Master with cultiva- with only 28 hours, EC, kept covered, feild or $4.50, orchard grass, weed 14 h, 3 y/o, ready to train, $1,200; tors, original tractor, $3,000. Jim lightly used, manual dump, $4,900. L. controlled fi elds, tight square bales. Don For Sale registered walking gelding, black, 3 Karriker, Mooresville 704-799- I. Cox, Pittsboro 919-942-3501. or Keith Moore, Elon 336-584-3195 y/o; 15.2 and still growing, 30 days 5105. Bobcat 864 rubber track skidsteer, or 584-1222. *** training, $1,000. Mike Carico, New 7 ft homebuilt box blade $200; 1,700 hrs, tooth bucket, runs great and Horse quality fescue and orchard PLEASE NOTE: All equine London 910-572-1465. 4 ft superpan $100. Chad Meadows, in GC, $12,500. Lee Hollowell, Hurdle grass, can deliver, $5.50 and $6. 6 mos. or older must have a At stud TWH standing Ebony’s Cleveland 704-807-2940. Mills 919-255-8736.1947 Economy David Oldham, Elizabeth City 252- current negative Coggins test. John John, champion roan direct son Farmall cub drawbaw complete with tractor, S/N 590, 1st year model, 207-5955. Advertisers must supply the of JFK, reg. mares $200, grade mares brackets, $100. Jeff Dennard, China restored, runs good, manual transmis- Oat hay $5/per bale. Danny accession number of test, the $150, must have all shots and current Grove 704-857-1941. sion and manual lift, $1,650. Maxwell Slade, Burlington 336-226-3651. name of lab doing the test, the Coggins. Laurie Anderson, Rocking- Turner sawmill and two-44” Wheeler, Butner 919-524-5322. Organic fescue blend square bales date of test and results for each ham 910-582-6465. saws, no saw box, carriage track is 2 AC 72 all crop combines, one in blends include fescue, coastal Bermuda, equine advertised. The following Amish Biopthane team horse on steel, 3x5 tubing, could be used for GC, and one for parts, $600; 14-76 Ford fescue and rye, $2.85/bale for out of advertisers have provided proof harness with stainless hardware and restocking, $2,300. Zeb Marlowe, States- baler works great, was successfully used fi eld price, delivery available for extra of a negative Coggins test. studs, bridles, lines, collars and pads ville 704-872-4274. in fi eld with draft horses, $500. Greg cost, quantity discounts. Pat Snider, *** lots of extras very clean used only Ford 600, 1956, rebuilt engine, new Molner, Blanch 336-234-9216. Staley 336-317-4105. a few times, LNC, $1,200. Russell rear tires, all service records, a very Orchard grass square bales, spring Two horse wagon VGC, shelter Strickland, Stedman 910-624-2699. nice tractor, $4,200. Frank Childress, Equipment cutting last year, 20 bales available, kept, $1,400. Neil Graham, Rowland Donkey jennys 1 y/o, Lebanese, Statesville 704-873-9437. $3.50/ea. Renee Caron, Madison 336- 910-422-8150. other is 4 1/2 y/o, chocolate, $450 M3 Gleaner 15 ft fl ex-head; 6-30 Wanted 427-4211. 99 Featherlite horse trailer, 3 horse and $550. Ron Daniel, Clarkton 910- corn head; diesel, air, kept in shed and Fescue/orchard grass mixed, 4x4 slant load, dressing room, 3 built in 645-2414. fi eld ready, GT 380 grain dryer shedded round bales, spring 2010, $16/ea in fi eld. saddle racks, GC, $4,500. Stephanie Reg. QH mare, great bloodline and working $2,000- $11,500. Benny Complete steering parts for a MF and all around great horse, $2,500; tractor, #670 or #175; fenders, dash and David Allen, Liberty 336-622-2070. Sines, Denton 336-857-0345. Johnson, Stony Point 704-881-5217. Good quality fescue horse hay, Horse boarding daily, weekly, Simco 16 saddle, $500 OBO. Joanne NH 630 4x4 round baler always instrument panels, model 83 to 86, 46 hp. Champion, Linden 910-980-1113. Bill Taylor, Hudson 828-728-2779. spring 2010 cutting, sq bales, $3/n monthly, travelers welcome, 12x12 sheltered, GC, $6,750. Jim Long, the fi eld or $4/in the barn. John C. stalls, turnout paddocks, 180 x140 riding Horse boarding pasture or full board Kannapolis 704-932-0503. Late model IHC cub with 1 pt openings, access to round pen, riding hitch, GC. T.W. Groce, Pittsboro 919- Warner, Reidsville 336-634-1234. ring, $275/mo. Gary Keyworth, Elkin NH round baler #850, GC, used Alfalfa $7/bale; orchard grass, $4.50; 336-957-2639. arena, daily care to your specifi cations, last fall, fi eld ready, $1,750 or trade 704-6178. owner on site 24/7, Hillsborough, 3 pt hitch 5-6 ft disk in GC or bog fescue, $3/bale; fescue round bales, Two horse covered wagon with hyd. for cattle or farm equipment. D.T. $18/ea. Phil Zimmerman, Lexington brakes with four seats, $2,000. Floyd Efl and, Mebane area, $325. Beverly Lowder, Albemarle 704-982-4244. harrow, $300 price range. Eric Eller, Parrish, Efl and 919-304-3215. Gold Hill 704-202-0419. 336-764-1043. Farrington, Wendell 919-210-7987. Page 6 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2010 HORSES FARMLAND LIVESTOCK Large paint pony mare, 4 y/o, Farmland 86 ac farm 90% cleared fi elds, creek Livestock 20 cows w/15 calves with 5 3-in-1 due bay, 14.1 h, with a star, registered, For Sale stocked w/trout, great view, $460,000. David For Sale to calve again this year, 4 cows to calve presently ridden hunter by two young Jones, Mt Airy 336-374-8178. this summer, Angus black w/white face, & girls, W/T/C, loads, loves attention, 15 ac 6 stall barn and 3 stall barn Charolais mix, all calves are from a reg. will be a great jumper, has had lots of Land for sale must consist fenced and cross fenced 5 acre hay fi eld calving ease Angus bull, $22,000. Eddie training, $3,500. M. Wendy, Chapel of at least 3 acres and be small double home, view of Hanging Jersey cow $600. Garnea Jaraell, Mt Rowe, Timberlake 336-364-3559. Hill 919-929-6482. used for agricultural pur- Rock, $199,000. Jack Lawrence, Walnut Airy 336-352-3491 or 648-4288. 10 Holstein and Jersey open heifers AMHA miniature horses black and Cove 336-414-1728. Barbados black belly sheep ewes and 800 lbs, $800 up; full Jersey 3 y/o has white, MDR miniature donkeys spotted poses, i.e. cultivation, raising 7.35 ac, corner road frontage, brick rams, $75-$85; fainting goats, different been hand milked;1/2 Holstein 1/2 Jersey and solid, sire and dam available on livestock and/or other farm ranch, needs remodeling, singlewide, colors, bucks and does, $65-$75. Tracy fresh 3 y/o, $1,200-$1,500; Gurnsey 6 y/o Gragg, Collettsville 828-759-0525. site for each foal, $600 up. Matthew commodities. great deer or squirrel hunting, small area fresh, $700, etc. Danny Sturgill, West or Brandi Massey, Seven Springs 919- for possible pasture, $175,000. Tony Llamas female and male, 3 y/o, big Jefferson 336-877-5128. 738-8793. Advertisers must indicate Henson, Grover 704-524-8505. lamas, brown, good livestock guards Beefmaster/Angus bull calved Miniature black/white fi lly w/blue use of land. 137 ac tract and 101 ac joining na- or pet, $550. James Brown, Magnolia 2009, $500. Bill Boncek, Hollister 252- eyes and sorrel/white colt, triple reg- tional forest, Calwell co, great hunting or 910-284-1482. 257-5575. istered, friendly, parents on site, $600 timber tracts with views, $3,000/per ac, Jersey cows, heifers and steer, also 2 registered Alpine goats buck and To lease 268 ac, deer or hog land, Angus and Jersey X, $400 up. Kyle Al- doe, they are not related, $350. William up. Pam Banks, Clayton 919-412-1684 $5,000. John Hood, Greensboro 336- 6% owner fi nancing available. Andrew or 515-6459. Laczko, Mooresville 704-892-5877. mond, New London 704-463-5988. Mcfarland, Newport 252-342-7091. 621-4954 or 908-4735. Dorper/Katadin black belly young Alpine, Boer, and Alpine Boer mix 2003 Horton 4 horse, slant load, full 20 ac secluded, old growth hard- 10 ac 15 mins. to Boone, horse living quarters, kitchen, bath, rear tack, ready, 2 barns, 5 out bldgs, house, rams only, $100. Dory Van Duzer, buck kids as well as wethers and does, woods, 3 ac fi eld, small hills and creek Durham 919-416-9689. healthy mostly dairy goat herd, many awing, insulated/lighted horse area, rubber bed, Alamance co bordering Chatham stream, pond, wood fenced pasture, well fl ooring, very nice, $38,000. Matthew equipped and maintained,$595,000. Gail Yearling bulls AI bred, including Im- colors, $50. Brittney Danehy, Hender- co, $235,000. N. Hobson, Pittsboro age Maker, Nicholas K205, Predestined, son 252-492-0194. Lutz, Alexis 704-622-6117. 336-376-8137. Baruth, Boone 828-297-7455. Two horse Nissan wagon, original 25.44+- ac. bordering 400 ft Elk bred cows, $1,000 up. Bobby Aldridge, Cow/calf pairs, bred cows, open heif- 8.8 ac grassed, large workshop, 3 Yanceyville 336-421-3853. ers, all Beefmaster or Beefmaster cross paint, EC, $1,400. Bill Shore, Winston- b/r house, co water, 1,200 ft paved road River, Avery co, excellent Christmas tree Salem 336-924-6423. farm/hunting/fi shing, State Park nearby Black Angus bull, purebred, not breed, some registered, all young cows frontage, Rockingham co, off 14/87N, reg., easy calving, gentle, hand fed except one 10 y/o, $800-$1,200. Jimmy Team of black Percheron geldings, $175,000. Evelyn Ingle, Burlington w/waterfalls, $203,520, $8,000.00/ac. Joel 6 and 7 y/o, broke to work, $4,500; two Carter, Minneapolis 828-733-9626. daily, DOB 12/08, $1,000. Alvin Searcy, Sink, Yadkinville 336-463-5940. 336-260-8864. Marion 828-738-8533. 2 billies DOB 3/9/2010, $35/ea; 1 1/2 horse covered wagon with hyd. brakes, 6.1 ac farm NE Randolph co, or- 35 ac, Yadkin co, 6 ac. cultivated, four seats, $2,000. Floyd Farrington, 1,200 ft. creek boundary, 1,500 ft. of Goats mostly kids, some adults, y/o billy stud, $35; 1 1/2 year old nanny, chards, barns, pastures, creek, hardwoods, pygmys, Boers, Boer/Nubia X and $40. Rusty Richey, Winston-Salem 336- Wendell 919-210-7987. deep well, mobile home, convenient to small streams, 1,000 ft. paved road, Percheron mare, registered, black, $4,000/ac. Mark Hollar, Boonville Lamanchas, $30-$125. Rae Smith, 771-2217. Greensboro, $89,500 nego. E. Price, Stoneville 336-552-5963 aft. 3 pm. Alpine dairy goats, kids and yearlings, small star, 8 y/o, bred for March 2011 Staley 336-622-3690. 336-367-3583. foaling, 1,800 lb, 17.1h, $1,800; Per- 20 ac farm, house, pond. 128x50 Feeder pigs Tamworth/Hamp mix, hand raised from easy milkers and high 56 ac cattle farm, Caswell co, fenced, pasture raised, 9-13 wks old, $50-$60. yielding does, CAE free, $125 up. Leon cheron mare, registered, 2 y/o, 17.1h, live stream, 45 ac good grass, 11 ac CoverAll bldg. Barn w/stalls/hay stor- very nice fi lly, great feed, $1,800. John age, mult. out bldgs. www.seethepro- Ron Peters, Reidsville 336-342-7545. Albright, Thomasville 336-250-7288. good timber, $2,500/per ac. J.B. Ross, Charolais performance tested since Registered Texas Longhorns, top Karriker, Statesville 704-437-0762. Burlington 336-421-9383. perty.com/59623, $685,000. Sharon Mini donkeys 1 sorrel, 32” jack, Rupp, Graham 336-376-5049. 1966, purebred registered polled and pedigrees bred for color, horn, disposition, 13 ac Guilford co, ideal for horses, horned, $1,500-$25,000. Carol and young bulls, cows, heifers, $400 up. Ron $500; 1 very dark brown, 32 ¼” jack, farming, mostly open with road front- 8 yr old vineyard, winery & tasting $400, both gentle, solid and proven room;13+ acres land; custom crush capa- John Dykers, Siler City 919-663-2436 Skinner, Denton 336-302-0966. age, $115,000. M. O’Daniels, Chapel or John Headen 919-742-4745. Five spotted Nubian does, 6 m/o to breeders, throw small babies. Roy Hill 919-929-9059. bility to generate $40,000 revenue/yr with Dorman, Wendell 919-365-3337. tasting room generating approx. $250,000 Purebred Jersey bull, 7 m/o, son 6 y/o, $100-200/ea, would consider trade 18 ac Pamlico co, large pines, paved of Maximes, $800. William Ingram, for American or purebred Nubian does Horse boarding Silk Hope area, road, co water, trailer, $89,000. Jack yr, all equip. included, $980,000. Terry pasture board with run in shelter, lighted Crater, Clemmons 336-428-0544. Hendersonville 828-625-4977. with loud coloring. Jonas Asbill, Ashe- Hartley, Sophia 336-498-4962. Kiko goat percentages, Spanish and boro 336-302-7131. round pen, trails, tack room, 2 feedings 133 ac northern Person co, $2,300/ 14 stall show barn custom built with daily, quality pasture, peaceful setting, indoor arena, on 13 acres, lighted out- Boer, bucklings and doelings, 4 m/o, Colored Boer goats reds, blacks, acre. Joe Di Bona, Timberlake 336- $125-$150. Louise Proffi tt, Greenville paints, spotted, fullblood and commercial excellent care stall board available, 364- 7978. door arena, fenced, nice pastures, creek, owner on site, references available, private, much more, $325,000.00. John 252-746-2337. stock, bucks and does, $100 up. Steven 48 ac Ashe co, suitable cattle, christ- Angus cattle bred cows and heifers, Bozzo, Bear Creek 336-302-7985. $225/mo. Mary Ann Harville, Siler mas trees, etc., high elevation, 2,000 ft, Sharpe, Elkin 336-443-9236. City 919-742-5053. 85 ac of farmland, timber has been reg., AI for fall calving, yearling heifers, Add fast growth, muscle and worm stocked trout stream, long paved road cut off this land, located on the North breeding age bulls available, $1,000 up; resistance to your herd, registered full frontage, owner fi nancing, $399,000. M. Carolina/VA border, Semora, NC, ideal Brahman cattle, reg., bred cows, yearling blood Savannah goats and percentages Horses & Phil, Jefferson 336-977-1051. hunting, $200,000. Dean Wallace, Rox- heifers and bulls, show prospects avail., www.savannagoat.com $300 up. Tim Supplies 51 ac Caswell co, mini farm or boro 336-599-6894. $1,000 up. Terry McPherson, Graham Swain, Yadkinville 336-306-5959. hunting retreat, with pond, adjacent 10.6 ac on Snow Ridge Ln. off of 919-280-2467. Oberhasli and Nubian ADGA milk- Wanted to state gamelands, $178,500. Tom Kerr Chapel Rd. about 1 mile from Black Angus bulls, purebred, reg., ers and doe kids, raised CAE prevention Lowe, Greensboro 336-209-7307. Hwy 87. Caswell co, $60,000. Kenneth excellent EPD’s, bred to perform, LGD’s, Finn/Rambouillet fi ber ewes, Standard size female donkey, For rent secluded 50 ac horse Williams, Burlington 336-693-4926. $1,400 up. Cecil Brown, Seagrove lambs, fl eeces; fantastic crimp and hand must be reasonable price. Roy Shelton, or cattle farm with log cabin, stable, 23 ac Yadkin co, ooden fenced pad- 910-428-9018. spin/felt, $100 up. Lauree Barfi eld, Mount Summerfi eld 336-643-7695. barns, pastures, creeks, storage build- docks for horses, barn, stalls with turn Fall open Gelbvieh and Gelbvieh Airy 336-320-3323. Racking horse 8-12 y/o, well ings, $600/month. Boyd Lockhart, out paddock, pasture,3 bd room brick X Angus Balance heifers, $650 up; fall Polled Hereford bulls and heifers, mannered, fully trail broken and have Semora 336-234-8518. house, storage building, $250,000. Allen bred Gelbvieh and Gelbvieh X Angus 14 to 26 months, balanced EPDs, regis- fast rack. Alex Floyd, Raleigh 919- For rent farmstead, includes two Johnson, East Bend 336-699-2854. Balance heifers, $950 up. Mitchell tered, $900 up. Mike Mericka, Browns 783-6622. stall horse barn, new fencing, pasture Late summer and extended fall Broome, Monroe 704-764-7392. Summit 336-337-5480. Pony or small horse must be bomb- land and riding trails, includes goats for grazing 32 acres pasture practicing Texas Longhorn heifers, bred Nubian/La Mancha doelings and proof, kid safe, good health, gelding milking, peaceful, private, $1,200/month. MIG/rotational grazing, open to vari- cows and brindle bulls, $350 up; rop- bucklings, DOB 4/2010, registered par- preferred, will have good home, reason- Randy Bettini, Browns Summit 336- ous classes of animals, stockers, dairy ing heifers. Charlie Bolton, Pittsboro ents, dame produced over 1.5 gallon/day able price. Judy Brooks, Goldston 919- 255-2386. calves, etc, $0.40 / lb. gain. Worth 919-542-6132. in 2009, $40-$100. Amy Huysman, 837-5914. 372 ac, mostly wooded, rolling Kimmel, Reidsville 336-706-8612. Angus bulls, AI sired, reg, halter Sparta 336-372-7327. acres near Danbury in Stokes co, 1 1/4 14 ac mountainous and level, wooded, broke, ready to go, calved November Purebred Angus cattle weaned heifers, miles frontage on Dan River, excellent great views, road frontage, excellent and December 2008 sired by 24J Bando bred heifers, and bred cows for fall calv- hunting/fi shing, $15,000/ac. M. Greg, owner fi nancing, $2,500/ac. Lewis Cox, 1961 and BCC Bushwacker, $1,200 ing, heifers $800 up; cows, $1,000 up. Jim Farm Labor Greensboro 336-337-7571. Mount Airy 336-786-1697. to $1,500. John Cassavaugh, Lenoir Scarlett, Snow Camp 336-380-0061. 20 ac Randolph co, secluded, approx. 10 ac, beautiful horse pasture w/ 828-728-9007. Black-faced Dorper full and Doper 14 ac. cleared, creek, great for mini farm, 2 ponds, new woven wire fences, new Pygmy goats billies, $45. Farrell percentage ram lambs, ewe lambs, and Bushhogging $35/per hr, 2 hr pond site, 15 mins. from Greensboro and seeding & fertilizer small cedar grove, Mabe, Robbins 910-464-5453. ewes, $125 up. Lorie Poff, Liberty 336- minimum southeast Guilford and Asheboro, $84,800. DeVane Williard, gated, $69,000. William Kroll, Ben- Mini Nubian buck, fi rst generation, 404-0690. surrounding area. Bill Rogers, Climax Randleman 336-362-6242. nett 336-879-6505. DOB 4/2010, blue eyes, great bloodline, AKGA and IKGA registered Kiko 336-674-6208 or 337-5250. 133 ac price reduced, $2,300/ac. Joe $200. J. Efi rd, Oakboro 704-485-4694. goats, percentage to 100% NZ, parasite Bushhogging, plowing, roto till- DiBona, Timberlake 336-364-7978. Farmland Registered fainting goat kids, original resistant, excellent maternal traits, www. ing, light grading, fi x driveways, sow 30 ac pine tree farm, Davidson co, Tennessee black and white Myotonic goats, generationfarm.com $75-$500. Chuck grass, post holes, garden preperation, High Rock Lake area, small pasture, Wanted specializing in mini extreme fainters, Shaffer, Walnut Cove 336-420-2244. etc, Stokes, Forsyth, Surry, Yadkin garden, pond, fi elds, new 24 ft x 36 ft $200 up. Anna Smith Turner, Littleton Large registered Boar goat doe, and surrounding co, $50/hr. David barn, deer, rabbit, $185,000. L. W. Shoaf, To lease small farm, 50 + ac, with 252-908-4380. around 200 lbs, $200. Richard Loftis, Joyce, Walnut Cove 336-414-1871. Lexington 336-956-0404. house and pasture in Nash, Edgecombe, Mule sheep ewe lambs, Shetland Elon 336-421-9948. Will cut, ted, rake, square or round 10 ac with two rooster houses, 40 Wilson or Pitt co area. B.D. Smith, Rocky wethers, ewes, ewe lambs, bred for calm Purebred Simmental bulls 15-18 m/o, bale your hay, square $2.25/bale; round ft x 500 ft up graded to tier 3, $75,000 Mount 252-442-5530. temperament, superior wool and easy lamb- sired Black Ice, $1,500 up; heifer/bull $10/bale. Hunter Nottingham, Rock- or more income, 1,600 ft sq ft double Acres to purchase with owner financing ing, starter fl ocks available, $50 up. Elaina 4 y/o SimAngus calving ease herd sire well 704-808-1027. wide, building and farm equipment, in Montgomery co area. Wayne Lambert, Kenyon, Efl and 919-563-0439. Black Joker son, $1,800. Scott Porter, Sidearm mowing heavy brush, $285,000 total. Rufus Austin, Carthage Bald Head Island 910-457-9513. Polled Herefords purebred out of Yadkinville 336-428-7708. trees 1 to 10 inches diameter, ditch 910-947-3145. To lease 136 ac for hunting in Samp- registered cows, no papers, cow/calf Simmental X Angus heifer, bred to lines, ponds, around fi elds, right of 54 ac of land with steams, river son co, with trails $10/ac. Delbridge pairs, bred cows/heifers, Baldy heifers, calving ease Simmental bull, due in Oc- ways reaches 25 ft out and up, price by 30 acres is fi elds, be great for a farm Peterson, Salemburg 910-564-4962. $500 up. Brian Penley, Taylorsville 828- tober, $1,100. Phil Rucker, Hamptonville the hour or set. Clint Stirewalt, Rock- with livestock, private w/mountain To lease 25-75 acres for beef cows, 612-5300. 336-468-1675. well 704-857-0966. veiws, $299,000. Reba Carswell, will consider Forsyth, Stokes, and Yadkin Shetland sheep registered starter herd, Boer buck correct red and white DOB Will remove bee swarm’s Columbus Morganton 828-437-1590. co. Bryant Madren, Tobaccoville 336- 3 females; 1 male, $750; yearling male 3/2010 ready now 100% registered with and surrounding co, price will depend Recreational/hunting farm 15 ac 391-2950. mirkface, $250. Adrienne Fleury, Mars ABGA, $150. Tommy Brown, Boon- on location and diffi culity, nonstructual farmland, 35 ac perpetual conserva- Quiet peacefull tract of land, to Hill 828-319-9558. ville 336-468-8490. Free; welding repair, Columbus and tion preserve, adjoins State Preserve, harvest some game with my bow, deer Angus bulls 18 m/o, Final Answer/Bando Big rump Boar goats $150 up. Bud surrounding co, your place or mine. secluded location, well, barns, ponds and turkey, $100-$300. David Prevette, breeding, bred cows, cow/calf pairs, open Eanes, Lexington 336-472-2395. M. Craig, Delco 910-470-2929. and abundant wildlife, $83,500. Michael Lexington 336-787-4349. heifers and bred heifers, $1,000. Grady Registered Angus bulls, black, Portable sawmill service, custom Bradley, Clinton 910-379-8926. To lease 50+ acres deer hunting Ward, Lawndale 704-538-3397. 14 m/o, AI bred from Predestine, saw your logs on your site, $60/per 18.3 ac 3 pastures, barn, garage, land for 2010 season and longer in Alpine does 2 y/o, in milk, $150; male $1,000. Arnold Weatherman, Mocks- hr. Albert Sikes, Wilmington 910- lots of trees and privacy, Scotland co, 2 Montgomery, Randolph, Caswell, and female weanlings, $25. Connie Paris, ville 336-492-7614. 540-0998. houses, $180,000. Roger Lewis, Laurel Person or Davidson co. Kevin Pope, Madison 336-871-2843. St. Croix ewes, registered, born Portable sawmill will saw your logs Hill 910-503-0114. Lexington 336-300-6020. Holstein heifers $600 to $1,150; top spring 2009, $125/ea or two/$225. Jill to lumber at your place or mine, custom 102.5 ac Anson co, rich sand and clay 5-15 acres anywhere 45 min from Ar- quality heifers from 400 lbs to short bred, Bullock, Stokesdale 336-553-8724. sawing and post and beam available, soil, timber cut, good for pasture, chicken den, the more remote the better, $40,000 over 150 to choose from. Jason Rhodes, Shetland sheep, 6 breeding ewes, $65/hr. Jack Murdock, Rolesville 919- farm, or to plant in pines, great hunting to $100,000. Frank Askew, Henderson- Grover 704-692-7213. yearlings to 9 y/o, various colors, $100 669-1859. turkey, deer, hogs and ducks, $2,500/ac; ville 828-273-0286. Charolais bulls and heifers, purebred, to $300/ea; dairy goats, 6 y/o Saanen Need someone to cut and square 21 ac near Rockingham great for horse To lease land to deer hunt in Sampson polled, gentle, registered sires, 7-13 m/o, doe, two Alpine does 4 y/o and 3 y/o bale my hay fi eld of approximately 6 farm, 2 acre pond site, $60,000. Carl co, $5-$10/per ac. Kenneth Buffkin, $600-$900, delivery by arrangement. Dee freshened in March, good tempera- acres, need work done properly and Lee, Rockingham 910-895-4564. Clinton 910-590-2241. Helms, Salisbury 704-642-9680. ments, $125/ea. Teresa Fischer, Siler timely. Darlene Yudell, Robbins 336- 11 ac Chatham co, all cleared at the To lease farm with a house in Western White Dorper and Katahdin X ewes City 919-742-3234. 317-3608. end of a private lane, surrounded by NC, Yadkin county, Surry county, Wilkes and ram lambs, ewes, $125; ram lambs by Registered and purebred Hereford Pet/livestock sitting 1-2 animals trees, bordered by Terrel’s creek at the county, Davie county, Alexander county, the head or the lb. Johnathan Redding, bulls,1 and 2 y/o, upcoming bulls from $15/per visit, $20/per visit 3 or more back, $165,000. Vini Leonard, Pitts- Iredell county. Nelisa Wuilliez, Wilm- Roaring River 336-928-0571 aft 5 pm. Rib Eye, R294 and Profi cient, compare animals; available for cleaning stables, boro 919-698-3909. ington 910-399-6568. Saanen dairy goats doelings, buckling, our EPD’s, $1,500 up. Brent Creech, bonded. Joyce Ridenhour, Salisbury 704- 10 ac in Louisburg, all wooded, can be Cropland for soybeans, corn and wethers, DOB spring 2010; milking does Zebulon 919-801-7561. 633-5404. used for hunting, $75,000. Don Proctor, wheat in Scotland, Robeson, Moore, ADGA registered, disbudded, excellent Pygmy goats wether and 3 bucks, Repair all tractor/farm equipment, Wake Forest 919-749-8589. Wake and Franklin co, seeking large milkers for family/dairy, entire herd certifi ed multicolored, black/white, pure black, including David Brown, onsite service For hunting lease; 189 acres; 3 acreage. Bobby Atkins, Youngsville 919- CAE negative annually, $75-$200. Liza range from 9 m/o to1.5 y/o, pets and hauling available, 30+ yrs experi- 1/2 miles from 40; 6 miles south of 880-7598. Plaster, Lenoir 828-758-0906. only, $45. M. Nick, Raleigh 919- ence, reasonable rates, painting and Hillsborough on Tree Farm Rd, mixed To lease for hunting Rowan co, Rare miniature Babydoll sheep, 844-3442. restoration. Danny Hicks, Siler City pine and hardwoods, 150 ft power line father and son. Eric Eller, Gold Hill spring lambs are here, $400-$600. Lynn 2010 Dorper Katahdin rams and 919-704-5219. row, $20/per ac. Charles Williams, Ra- 704-202-0419. Selby, Bath 252-964-4200 or www. wethers, $100. Kevin Schweers, Casta- Portable sawmill will saw your leigh 919-787-3460. To lease with option to buy, small sweetwaterbabydolls.com. lia 919-853-6869. logs into lumber at your place or mine, 8.006 ac Yadkin co, fenced pas- farm or acreage Moore co with house, Black Angus steer about 10 m/o, Boer goat herd 5 does, 5 nan- custom sawing and post and beam ture, 1 ac pond in center, 492.1 ft road owner fi nancing, consider surrounding gentle; Texas longhorn steer about 10 m/o, nies w/kids, proven buck, 75-100%, available, $65/hr. Jack Murdock, front, 2821 Wyo Road $75,000. Linda co. Howard Russell. Jackson Springs gentle, $500/ea or $900/for both. Hunter $75 up or $1,500 for herd. Russ Rolesville 919-669-1859. Isom, Pfafftown 336-945-9373. 910-639-9439. Mann, Pittsboro 919-967-4712. Strand, Goldston 919-898-4322. June 2010 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7 LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK POULTRY & SUPPLIES POULTRY & SUPPLIES SEEDS & PLANTS Two Boer bucks one is polled, $160/ea Registered mini Hereford herd, Doves and pigeons $9/ea. Dur- Black shoulder and India Blue pea- 05 egg gourd seeds $2 + SASE. or $300/for both, DOB 8/2008, proven bull proven, 7 y/o with calves on the wood McLaughlin, Asheboro 336- cock chicks, $10 up. Richard Simmons, Kathleen Smith, 2201 Marion Dr., Lex- breeders. Jamie Duckworth, Kenly 919- ground or will consider trade for proven 736-8888. Clarendon 910-640-7114. ington 27292. 915-5789. registered mini Hereford bull, $1,500; Peacocks India blue, black shoul- Farm geese 4 grown breeders and Gourds for bird houses and crafts, Premium show lambs, $200 registered mini Hereford 3 y/o cow,$3,000 der, Java green and white, $40 up. 8 chicks, $20 to $10. Kevin Terry, large selection, $1.25/ea up. Denny Rol- up. Austin Armstrong, Walnut Cove 336- or will consider trade. Jim Roberts, Roy McLamb, Linden 910-893-3012 Hamlet 910-995-4470. lins, Mocksville 336-492-7223. 593-8625. Claremont 704-619-2672. or 890-4357. Standard Rhode Island Red and Running okra seeds 50/$1 + SASE with Boer goats. ABGA registered, full Finn sheep, the sheep that have litters, Used poultry house equipment, 36”- Buff Orp chicks, silkies and bantam 2 fi rst class stamps. D. H. Franklin, 1496 blooded, buck and doe, DOB 2/2010, outstanding wool, delicious meat, lambs 48” fans, $50-$150 range; hired hand Buff Brahmas, quality birds, parents on- Conrad Sawmill, Lewisville 27023. correct color, $125. David Allen, born from March 22 to April 15, quads, heaters, $75/ea; Roxell feed systems and site, chicks start at $2, some older birds Lucky Buckeyes for planting, $4.75/ Liberty 336-622-2070. trips and twins, $100/ea. Jeff Brendle, bin, $1,000-$3,000 range. Rex Mathis, available. Stacy Lewis, Louisburg 919- dozen; Buckeyes to carry for luck, $3.50/ Dorset ram, 3 y/o, good breeder, Kings Mountain 704-692-0124. Ronda 336-984-3810. 435-0324. doz. includes shipping. Jules Simmons, long loin stretch body, gentle, $225. Don Reg. polled Hereford, 2 y/o bull, Four steel frame chicken houses, Turkeys Narragansett and Narrag- 424 Grand Vista Dr. Sylva 28779. Scholl, Julian 336-683-9516. Milk Maker bloodlines, dark color, 10 ft steel center, three 400 ft x Bronze crosses, with some Eastern Peter pepper seed $1/per pod with Bulls Gelbvieh/Angus Balancer, $1,000, OBO. Alice Davis, Salisbury 36ft, $15,000/ea; one 320 ft x 36 ft, crosses, most are year olds, hens mostly, SASE; NC grown Palmetto palm tree $1,300-$2,000, ages 14-16 m/o. John 704-855-4930. $13,000, good metal roofs, GC, ideal all raised as pets, were free range, seed, 4/$1 + SASE. J. R. Anderson, 310 Waugh, Climax 336-685-4232 or Polled Hereford bulls, full blooded, for chickens, other animals, etc, must already laying eggs, $25-$30. Marie Saddlewood Dr., Goldsboro 27534. 362-5929. dark colored, gentle, out of large dark be removed. Richard Yearick, Lansing Lapointe, Zebulon 919-554-2106. Stella d Or yellow lily, most pots have Family cows Jersey, Brown Swiss colored Herefords, $500 up. Jim Long, 336-384-2221. Swans, white mute, healthy birds, several extra sprouts; new and used black and Holstein mixes, great family cows, Kannapolis 704-932-0503. Wyandotte hens $7ea; silkies, $2.50/ea, hand raised, hatched spring 2010, $175/ pots, 2-3-5, $.15, $.25 and $.35. John good producers, pick up at our farm in Registered black Angus bull 14 many other roosters, lots more, please ea. Barbara Grubb, Hillsborough 919- Wheeles, Clemmons 336-245-3248. Yanceyville, we can deliver for an ad- m/o, sire EBS Perfecto 758 ear tattoo, call for descriptions and prices. Arthur 732-6847. Martin gourds for bird houses and ditional charge, $1,000-$1,500. David ear tag and papers, high quality docile, Gaytan, Randleman 336-491-9395. Roller pigeons mated pairs, odd birds crafts, apple gourds, briarless blackberry Roth, Blanch 336-694-5843. $1,400. Robert Martin, Albemarle 704- Baby chicks buff Opingtons, and young birds, most colors, $10. Allen bushes, $1.25 and up. Glenn McElveen, Llamas mini, ILR, young and 983 4095. Barred Rock, Rhode Island Reds, Black Lewis, Goldsboro 919-778-1165. Garner 919-772 -2785. adults, females and males, pet, guard Registered black Angus bulls, Australops, Ameraucanas and standard Peking ducks, Toulouse geese, Daylilies, fl owering perennial, 200 and show, $1,200 up. Mike and Wanda $1,600; bred cows, $1,500; bred heifers, Cochin chicks, $2-$5. Danny Davis, pearl guineas and variety of laying cultivars, disease/pest resistant, drought Higgins, Gibsonville 336-697-8955. $1,200. Marion Woodbury, Tryon 828- Wallace 910-271-1302. chickens, $5 up. Russ Strand, Goldston tolerant, many colors, early/mid/late Fainting and Boer 2/2010, Boer 817-3591. Taking orders for the following 919-898-4322. bloomers, reblooming varieties, from kids, full blood, pure bred w/shots, Jacob sheep, heritage breed, regis- waterfowl currently on eggs,northern Young guineas 1 m/o, $3.25/ea; India 12” to 48” in height, www.oakvillefarm. fainting buck and doe kids from well tered ewes, 2010 lambs, quality stock Pintail, Bahama Pintail, European Wi- Blue peafowl, grown birds, $125/per com , $3. B.J. Wright, Macon 252- maintained herds, $85 up. Dodd from healthy fl ock, $175- $250. C. geon, Wood Ducks, Mandarins, Silver pair. Robert L. Oldham, Bear Creek 257-4454. Linker, Clemmons 336-712-2484. Robinson, Forest City 828-248-9533. Wood Ducks, Cinnamon Teal, Ring Teal, 919-898-4508. Collard Seeds Cabbage-Collard $5/per Nigerian dwarf goat babies, great Registered black Angus cattle, Marble Teal, etc, $45/pair up. Kevin R. Cabinet style egg hatching incuba- lb plus postage. Oliver Powell, Rocky dairy lines, lots of colors and moon spots, weaned heifers, bred cows, and bulls, Briggs, Edenton 252-482-5927. tor plans, $5.99, e-mail keydemoore@ Mt 252-977-6775. blue and gold eyes, wethers, $50; does, all good blood lines, mostly AI sired 24 breeds fancy pigeons, over 1,000 dogsrus.us. Kenneth Key, Carthage 910- Japanese maples, dwarf conifers $250 up. Stacy Lewis, Louisburg 919- $850 up. Clint Harrill, Forest CIty 828- pigeons on site, www.colorpigeons.com, 947-3831. and more, many varieties, many sizes, 435-0324. 429-9273. $10 up. Danny Joe Humphrey, Kinston Mixed colored bantams 4-5 m/o seedlings and grafted, must see to appre- Feeder pigs White Line/Hampshire Gelbvieh bull black, registered 252-527-0918. mostly female, $2.50/ea, adult pairs ciate, $4-$750. Jim Holland, Lewisville cross, pasture raised, 8 w/o, $50/ea. Leslie 17 m/o, ready for service, excellent Old English game bantams in 12 $10, good egg layers and brooders, large 336-813-5543. Keefe, Pittsboro 919-542-1714. bloodlines, great EPD’s $1,200. Mario different colors, no shipping, pick up size bantam eggs. Robert Burns, Holly Old English boxwoods up to 20” Full Boer buck, 7 y/o, breat breeder, DeLuca, Marion 828-460-0930. only., $20.00 pair. Millo Potter, Seven Springs 919-552-6429. tall $.90/per inch. Forrest Michael, dehorned, brown face, has been led on Nigerian dwarf goat kids, $25/ea, Springs 252-569-2131. Old English game bantams silver Lexington 336-787-5382. a lead, massive body size, $150, 15 gentle, great for milk or pets, recognized Red game chicks,Bourbon Red duckwing, splash, mottled Millie Fluer, Red raspberry plants that grow well minutes northeast of Raleigh. Mari milking breed; Icelandic sheep/lambs turkey chicks, and guinea keets, $2 to barred, black trail buff, black tail red, in the Piedmont, these new shoots will Lapointe, Zebulon 919-554-2106 please registered stock, for wool, milk and $10. Clint Gupton, Spring Hope 252- creel, black cochins, $5 and $10/ea. Ronald bear this fall then again next summer, call afternoons and evenings only. meat, lambs, $50; ewes, $250. Lara 903-3638. O’Quina, Reidsville 336-613-0797. pick up only, $5. Charles Penninger, Mt Kiko meat goats, bucks and does, Chew, Otto 828-524-9133. Araucana-Domonique Rhode Natural gas hired hand and LB white Pleasant 704-436-9208. parasite resistant, slow hoof growth, Registered black Angus bulls 18 Island Red chicks and hatching eggs, box heaters, $50/ea; 36 and 48 inch fans, Comfrey-high yield, high protein hardy kids & great mothers, $150 up. Bill -20 m/o, good EPD’s, $1,500. Marion chicks $2.50/ea, plenty of each strand $30-$50/ea; pancake brooders, $10/ea; perennial herb for fodder, food, compost, Thornton, Raleigh 919-625-2949. Woodbury, Tryon 828-817-3591 or on hand, eggs, $5/doz, all breeders on- Ziggity and Val drinkers, $.50/ft. John and remedy, satisfaction guaranteed $.29/ Ten black Baldy heifers, Angus 863-1310. site, $2.50. Dave Bradley, Nashville 252- Little, Monroe 704-400-4840. root and up for crowns, plants. Thomas cross, blaze faced, eye pigmenta- Two bulls 1/2 Brahma and 1/2 904-4737. Peacocks, India blue, black shoul- Branham, 1328 Partridge Creek Road, tion, being bred to registered black Watusi DOB 8-28-08, brindle, $1,000; Rhode Island Red chicks and mixes, der, Java green and white, $40 up. Roy Topton, NC 28781. Angus, ready for pick up July 15th, DOB 9-2-09 black and white speckle, $10; ducks,$2.50 up. Lee Irvine, Beau- McLamb, Linden 910-893-3012 or 1 gal. Azaleas $1/3 gallon; brown sold as group, $900/hd. Richard $500. Richard Broker, Robbins 910- fort 252-725-3250. 890-4357. turkey fi g, 2 gallon, $5; 3 gallon, $10. Albert Matthews, Sanford 919-708-6907. 464-5244. Ostriches blues, blue/black crossed Brown or white Coturnix quails, $2 Harker, Castle Hayne 910- 675-2489. Fainting goats MGR registered, all Pygmy goats billies $45; Boer goats all ages also fertile ostrich eggs, $600 eggs and dress quail available. George Hay sprigs with cold tolerate genes ages, sexes and colors, some with blue bucks and does, $125-$150. Farrell Mabe, range. Jake Perkins, Reidsville 336- Parker, Lumberton 910-738-7432. $8.50 Goodwell, $7.50 Ozark, $5; Midland- eyes, $100 up. Don and Tammie Cain, Robbins 910-464-5453. 613-7163. RIR and white leghorn pullets and 99, Hay sprigs $4.00 bushel for Coastal, Walkertown 336-754-4303. Hampshire and Tamworth breed- Cages, for large birds, wheels 5 hens, hatching eggs, $6. Jay Spangler, Tifton-44, Tifton-85, $3.50 - $8.50. B B Registered polled Hereford bull, ing stock, $100. Don Shuping, Candor ft x 38”x 20”, tray, perches, nest box, Thomasville 336-689-8503. K Farms, Maxton 910-844-6003. 11 m/o, gentle, ready to go to work, 910-576-4888. $100; bird, cylindrical,15” x 2 ft, fl r RIR baby chicks, $3/ea; hatching Apple, Apricot, Blackberry, Blueberry, $1,000; commercial replacement heifers, Kiko/Boer cross billies 4 to 6 m/o, and upright stands, $75; bird or small eggs, $8/doz; laying hens, $10/ea; Cherry, fi g, Muscadine and Scuppernong Angus X 14-15 m/o, most are solid black, $85/ea. Joel Powell, Laurinburg 910- animal 1/2” pipe frame with heavy wire, roosters, $7/ea; incubator with 3 doz grapevines, Nectarine, Pear, Pecan, great disposition will make excellent 610-1980. 31” W x 34” Hx 50”, $75. A. R. Shoaf, hatching eggs, $55 pkg. Ross Olive, Peach, Persimmon, Pomegranite, Plum, brood cows, $700. Jonathan Wesson, Four buffalo calves, $600/ea. James Lexington 336-479-6913. Apex 919-362-8446. Raspberry, Lenten Rose, $15-$35. S Vale 336-813-4964 or 816-0700. Bass, Fayetteville 910-624-2426. Young guineas $3 up depending Walter Upchurch, Raleigh 919-839-0118 A pair of Llamas approximately 25 Dorper and Katadin commercial on age, young chickens, RIR and other Poultry & or 417-9904. 4 y/o, fairly friendly, but not trained, ewes with lambs at their side, $5,000. Jeff standards, BB Red and other bantams $2 Cabbage collard seed $15/lb plus easy keepers, very good guardians of Burroughs, Cerro Gordo 910-654- up depending on age and sex; pigeons, Supplies postage. Vernon Boykin, 2106 NE Hwy sheep and goats from coyotes, $125/for 6082. rollers, homers and fantails $10/ea. Delbert Wanted 42 E, Wilson 27893. both. Patrice Bertke, Jonesville 336- Spillman, Sophia 336-498-7103. Upland creecy seeds $.25/packet plus 835-4528. Livestock 3,000 Red Sex Link pullets young Rosecomb bantams I prefer black, SASE. Thad Wiseman, 2541 Union Cross Black Angus cattle registered and chickens, brown egg layers, $5.85 a white, blue, blue brassy backs or blue Ch Rd.., Yadkinville 27055. pure breds, bulls $850 up; bred cows, Wanted pullet up, vaccinated and debeaked. E. splashes. Jonathan Russell, Albemarle Old timey cockscomb seeds hugh $800 up; open heifers, $700 up. Henry D. Snider, Staley 336-622-2942. 704-983-5529. blossom head with rich crimson color on Craven, Seagrove 336-879-2500. Two heifer calves on grass, dairy or Japanese silkie roosters, buff and BB Reds, bantams fair price; hatch- sturdy 18” stalk, about 200 seeds, SASE Boer goats 4 females, 4 males, 2-3 cross breed around 6 m/o, $350-$500. John blue, to many and they are starting to ing eggs, 50 to 75 mile radius of East plus $3/cash. Barry Cox, 6225 Welborn m/o, good markings, nice goats, $70/ea Kernohan, Lawndale 704-538-1208. fi ght, the blues are from well known Bend. Shannon Poindexter, East Bend Rd., Trinity 27370. or $475/for all. J.D. Powell, Harmo- Weanling Senepole bull, reason- lines, $15. Tena Hough, High Point 336- 336-699-4735. Blueberry plants, Premier and O’Neal, ny 336-909-1559. able. Tom Tuttle, Thomasville 336- 869-7734. Pure Red Jungle fowl reasonable 3 gallon, $9.99 a 25% discount for 50; Lambs, mainly Dorset and Jacob 472-6357. Four 48” coolair fans, one has new price. Adam Xiong, Albemarle 704- Dwarf Yaupons, $9.99, 3 gallon; Summit mix, multi-colored fl eeces, around 50 Goats to help clear some wooded land. motor, $150/ea. Joel Church, Wilkesboro 787-5534. bronze muscadine, $4.99/1 gallon. Greg lbs, $45 up. Kelly Welborn, Roaring Drew Grim, Liberty 336-669-8173. 336-957-6508. Red Bourbon Tom turkey, purebred, Bruhn, Raleigh 919-790-0480. River 336-984-3125. Any unwanted livestock for our fam- We have runner ducklings, silkie young, suitable for breeding. Floyd Giant sunfl ower seeds 50/$4 plus 3 Feral piglets, $35/ea; 2 sows 200 ily farm, goats, cows, calves, chickens, showgirl chicks, silkie chicks, Polish Stanley, Grifton 252-268-8440. SASE; good cooking pumpkin seed, and 300 lbs, $110 and $150, both preg- guineas, ducks, etc, must be able to deliver chicks, French Black Copper Maran Ostriches, 3 y/o up, blues and blue/ 50/$4 plus SASE. Landon Rice, Connelly nant. Tracey Sheets, Mocksville 336- anything that requires a trailer. Lacey chicks, $4-$6. Tonya Plummer, Salis- blacks hens and rooster. Jake Perkins, Springs 828-893-0838. 998-4159. Jones, Lucama 252-239-5096. bury 704-279-1021 before 9 pm. Reidsville 336-613-7163. Sunfl ower seeds old time type, huge Registered Hereford piglets, Unwanted livestock to good home, Black Australorp, white Leghorns, Female Rhea. Joel Rogers, German- 12-14 lb fl ower, 15-18” diameter, 25 ready now, breeding pairs, gilts or large pasture, good shelter, no kill facility. Barred Rocks, Dominique, $1.50/ea or ton 336-306-4839. seeds, $3; 50 seeds/$5, send SASE and boars, several litters, pictures at www. Bill Boncek, Hollister 252-257-5575. 25 up $1.35/ea, guineas white and pearl, Show quality black Orpingtons, cash. N. Smooth, 6227 Welborn Rd., crosscreekfarmnc.com $125/ea. Colette Angus/Holstein cross steer calves, will ship NPIP/ AI clean. M. Steve, New can be young or mature, but breeding Trinity 27370. Nester, Sparta 336-372-8574. preferably 500-600 lbs, must have no London 704-305-0970. quality. Laura White, Greensboro 336- Boer goats bucks, does, kids or antibiotics or hormones used on calves. German Spitzhauben and Ham- 681-7534. complete herd, top quality blood lines, Jimmy Sink, Yadkinville 336-941-7390 burgs $6 up; Bantams in Japanese, Muscovy ducks female adult or Seeds & Plants well taken care of, $75 up. Robert or 463-5940. Millie Fleurs, Sebrights, all from show duckling. Pat Gagne, Hampstead 910- Hester, Bladenboro 910-872-3285. 300-400 lbs beef calves, $1/per lines, $8 up. Jerry Barnette, Harmony 270-9559. Wanted ADGA registered Nigerian dwarf lb. Wanda Davenport, Elkin 336-957- 704-546-2520. Buff Orpingtons, or barred rock hens doeling available, DOB 10/2009, naturally 3924. Chickens and pigeons, $5 up; baby or bantams within 30 miles Hillsborough, Vigna Caracalla bean looking for polled, excellent dairy conformation, Poultry & chicks, homers, kings, tippler, white Roxboro area. Judy Woodall, Rouge- cuttings, common names are snail vine outstanding pedigree, $350. Stephanie and colors. Roger Melville, Charlotte mont 919-732-5854. or shell vine, leave msg. with contact Taylor, Efl and 919-304-4555. Supplies 704-568-0312 or e-mail rjmelvillejr@ One male or pair of barn pigeons, info and cost. Lesley Steward, Winston- Alpine dairy goats, ADGA reg., For Sale live.com golden and silver Seabrights bantams Salem 336-655-7411. CAE neg., show quality milkers 1-4 Pure Blue FacePure White Butcher that are small short type. Robert Burns, Tube Roses. Butch Routh, High y/o, some doe kids available in July, Muscovy ducks $5-$10/ea. Ann Pure Doc Robinsom Game chicks, $10- Holly Springs 919-552-6420. Point 336-8874534. pictures see www.sweetfl owersfarm. Carter, Sandy Ridge 336-871-3250. $15. Richard Morton, Stanfi eld 704- Cow horn turnip seed. Greg Bruhn, com, $150-$300. Montarie Lanier, New Birmingham rollers Old Jaconette 888-2083. Raleigh 919-790-0480. Hill 919-362-6411. line, deep spinners, young, $20 up; Pheasants green and burgundy Seeds & Plants Ten 2-3 y/o black cows moderate breeder pairs, $75/ea. Danny Horner, Melanistic mutant pheasants, all mature in size, have had fi rst calf and bred Mebane 919-563-5658. birds $20/ea or $50/a trio. Ed Mills, For Sale Supplies back, $900. M. John, Catawba 704- Doves, several colors, $15 up. Linwood Kannapolis 704-932-8034. 651-7164. Ipock, New Bern 252-637-5702. Taking orders for 2010 hatching Dinner plate Dahlias red, yellow, For Sale Suffolk X Hampshire ram, 1 y/o, Guineas, Pearl, taking orders for of Red Golds and Ringneck Pheasants purple/white, salmon, red/white, pink/white, excellent bloodlines, siblings and mother 2010 hatch, $3 up, pick up at farm. Alvin as well as India Blue, Whites, Purples, 12/$22 + $10 postage. Anna Watson, 759 Ford tractor front wheel weights, won several local fair competitions, Searcy, Marion 828-738-8533. Pieds, Opals, Emerald Spaulding/Java N US Hwy 19E, Newland 28657. for 5.00 x15 mount holes, 7 ½” apart, $600. Lanny Burleson, Albemarle 704- Chicks Polish white crested blacks crossed Peacocks, $10 up. Randy Allen, Mole beans 16/$1 with SASE. Wil- $125; tractor brush guard, $75. R. B. 239-3841. and Easter egg chicks, $5/ea. Rae B. Albemarle 704-986-0346. liam Dail, 23 Tranquil Ln, Willow Spring Price, Forest City 828-245-4667. Dexter bull calves $450; one Smith and Donnie Smith, Stoneville Blue Wyandotte chicks, day old to 8 27592. 12 Germania automatic take offs, heifer, $800. Gayla Little, Bessemer 336-552-5963 after 3 pm. weeks, $2 up. Bradley Fox, Taylorsville. Star of Bethlehem plants, 2 y/o, $200/ea. David Burgess, Harmony City 704-293-1863. Old English bantams several col- 828-312-0638. 8” pots, $10. Dianne Brantley, Wendell 704-546-7560. Black Angus bulls and heifers, top ors, $5-$10. Norman Suits, Bear Creek Mallard ducklings $4/duckling, 919-365-4749. Cider mill 2 barrels, hand crank, bloodlines, high growth, high milk, 919-742-9258. hatched on April 22, 2010, 9 available. Baptisia purple, tall yellow, short yel- hand press, hvy duty, $475. William $800 up. Shane Howard, Locust 704- Pigeons Birmingham rollers, M. Leslie, Mooresboro 828-657-4761. low, 30 seeds each color, $2; or all 3 colors, Ferrell, Durham 919-688-6818. 485-3487. competition bred, old South Carolinia Young French guineas,1-3 months $5; blackberry lily, orange and yellow, 50 Electric pea sheller will shell Portable goat milking machine family, great spinners, $20 up. D. R. $5-$7; young roosters 3 months, $4. Mona seeds for $3 + SASE. Linda Pruett, 2655 fresh or dried peas, $1,000; pecan for 2 goats with milk pan, GC, $600; Dennis, Randleman 336-498-5034, call Wiliams, Chadbourn 910-654-4283. Graham Rd., Mt. Ulla 28125. cracker, cracks 50 to 100 lbs/hr, 80% sling for goats, $100; tattooing kit, after 6 pm. Guinea keets day old, $4/ea, several 200 Crepe Myrtle trees $5/ea; 100 halves, depending on age/condition of $100. Jerry Barnette, Harmony 704- Chinese geese proven eggs, $2/ea. A. W. colors, no shipping. Joe Kimball, Rob- fi g trees, $7/ea. Tony Parker, Bolton 910- pecans, $1,000. Buck Barrier, Midland 546-2520. Grubb, Snow Camp 336-684-4409. bins 910-464-5494. 655-0741. 704-888-5549. Page 8 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW June 2010 FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES TRUCKS & TRAILERS TRUCKS & TRAILERS Tractor tire 13x38, $100; disk Horse drawn wagon parts, hubs, Generator Winco 25 KW, PTO 83 Intern’l spreader truck, $15,000. Three Meyer hay feed trailers, 20 Long brand, 24 blade, 10.8 wide on axles, etc., no complete wagons or driven, mounted on trailer, VGC, $1,600. Flossie Barnes, Taylorsville 828-632- ft, single axle rear, dual caster wheels wheels, $1,000; 65 Chevy 6 cyl, $400. wheels, sell one piece or all. Kevin Robert Davis, Siler City 919-799-9296 2374. front, $2,900/ea. M. Charlton, Plyler 704- John Hood, Greensboro 336-621-4954 Parks, Denton 336-241-2757. or 663-2805. 90 Volvo white tri axle, dump truck, 607-6888. or 908-4735. Troy built tiller, horse model with 3-5 hp Baldor industrial motors, air gate, barn door, rebuilt Cat diesel, 36” dual tandem Stoll stock trailer, Livestock solar waterer 40 gallon, hiller furrow attachment, EC, electric $50/ea or all 3 for $120; Ford 460 motor GC, $14,500. Larry Allen, Asheboro air brakes, new paint, new fl oor, new horses or cattle, fi ll or hook up see start, used very little, $750. Richard with 5x4 Berkley pump and 5” suction 336-672-0300. tires all around ready to go, $8,000 www.suntanks.com. Berandette Belisle, Cates, Greensboro 336-299-5980. hose approximately 30 ft self priming 78 C70 16 ft dump truck, 6 cyl, or trade. Stan Stegall, Concord 704- Southern Pines 910-692-4725. 30 x 80 Quansenhut greenhouse, and safety swithches, etc, $3,000. Ronnie Chevy dump, works great, engine needs 723-1775. Roper pump 3” intake 3” output GC, heat, ventilation all included, Brogden, Creedmoor 919-528-1767. starter, $1,500; 92 Ford V8 dump 1 ton 89 Ford Super duty, 7.3, diesel, on 16 ft road worthy trailer with 3 must be removed within 1 month of Magnetos and carburetors rebuilt for elec. dump, 12 ft truck runs needs brakes 12 ft fl at bed with stakes, 25,000 water tanks drive shaft included, kept sale $1,000 fi rm; 2,000 gallon steel all type engines, hit and miss, tractors, and starter, $1,295. Robert Winstead, miles on new Jasper engine, new in shed, $1,000 OBO. Bill Kallam, fuel oil tank, solid, no leaks, can send Wisconsin, etc., $150-$450. Larry Foster, Burgaw 910-791-0161. front tires and clutch, $5,500. Dale Walkertown 336-595-4863. pics $1,000. Ted Hoffman, Greensboro Burlington 336-584-7563. 79 GMC 14 ft chip and leaf body, James, Landis 704-857-3476. Approx. 1,700 LF 3” irrigation 336-681-4847. Fuel storage tanks 8,000 gallon steel 70,132 actual miles, diesel motor, Allison 1990 F450 Super duty diesel, stake pipe aluminum. Shearin McPhail, Wade Two directional mud and snow tank, plastic coated, can be used above automatic transmission, CDL license, body dually, runs great, $2,995. Miles 910-483-4028. tires 9.50x16.5, GC, they are mounted or below ground, $3,000; two 12,000 $2,200 OBO. Ed Smith, Salisbury Stevenson, Star 910-220-3490. Generator portable gasoline on 8 lug wheels that will fi t Chevy and gallon fi berglass tanks, below ground 704-636-1477. 16 ft all metal trailer 3 axles w/ powered, 4,000 watts. 8 hp, suitable Dodge, two extra rims, $80. Ken Loy, only, $3,000/ea. Robert Humbles, Jr., 75 Intern’l tandem dump truck, ramps, $3,000. David Garrett, St. for barn lights, etc., $399. E. Price, Gibsonville 336-691-8569. Ayden 252-746-6838. LN Detroit engine, 5 spd with 3 spd, Pauls 910-865-1098. Staley 336-622-2690. 5 hp B/S engine, horizontal shaft air gate, swing gate, new electric tarp, 93 Pitt log trailer, GC, 24.5 tires 10 ft axles with springs, wheels and on walk behind tiller, motor runs good good 14 ft bed, trailer hitch with air blue in color, $6,000; 99 Kenworth day tires, can be shortened, $100/ea. Edward $150; with tiller body $200. Tom Supplies brake connections, long wheel base, cab, $2,600. C.H. Goins, Carthage 910- Cheek, Ramseur 336-879-5191. Sladky, Reidsville 336-694-4046. good tires, $6,995. Bill Payne, Madison 947-2994. Wine making equipment, carboys, Very old Toledo 1,000 lb. scales no Wanted 336-548-6630. F/S 1999 3500 Chevy silverado air locks, bottles, buckets, bottle drain springs, patented 1916-1922, working 57 Mack road tractor B61 thermo- DRW crew cab, 125,000, gray leather, tree, books, capper and more, $750/ condition, includes weights, style # 821Y, Two used tractor tires 20.8 x 34. D. dyne diesel, low miles, VGC, $11,500. white paint w/graphics, LNC, loaded, for all will sell separate. Ben Atkins, $1,000 OBO.Tim Alcon, Winston- Sa- Bunn, Spring Hope 252-205-6477. Clarence Buchanan, Burnsville 828- $8,500. Dale Kelly, Sanford 919- Pikeville 919-734-0939. lem 336-769-9691. Magneto carburetor and parts that 675-5771. 498-0788. Choretime plastic feed pans, Irrigation pipe Ames 4”x20’, 35 can be used to repair magnetos and 1992 Chevrolet 2500 6.5 diesel, 1989 Chev. Cheyenne dump truck, $2/ea; Choretime ceiling winches, pieces, 2 Ts,1 elbow, 2 plugs, VGC, $850/ carburetors. Larry Foster, Burlington 245,000 miles, needs transmission work bright red, runs good, 4 spd, hydraul. LNC, $150/ea. Leon Hinson, Monroe for all. Owen Short, Greensboro 336- 336-584-7563. $2,000 OBO. Mark A Collins, Wind- lift, good tires, don’t know miles, 704-242-4812. 852-3601. Egg cartons if you have any or sor 252-724-0299. $5,500. Tom Wilson, Pittsboro 919- Wiring harness for 2,000, 3,000, 4 inch water transfer pump never know of anyone who does please let 24 ft. 3 compartment cattle trailer, 542-1635. 4,000 Ford tractor diesel new in box, used on its own cart, $250. Daryl me know. Mary Adkins, Sanford 919- brand new, hauled 2 cows, made by Stoll 2004 Chevrolet Duramax, white, $75; shallow well pump 115V, ¾ hp Glover, Asheboro 336-857-3875, call 774-4408. trailers, $6,500 OBO. M. Danny, Greens- 4x4, crewcab, Allison trans., towing, maximum lift, 140 ft, max suction, after 7 pm. Used solar water heating panels, must boro 336-471-5251. bedliner., $15,000.00. Steve Beard, Bear 26 ft, new in box, $90. G. W. Moore, Cattle catcher manual with an AI be in GC. Bill Minard, Sanford 919- 1971 Chevrolet spreader truck, Creek 919-774-3053. Asheboro 336-629-7495. impregnation booth on rear made by 776-1879. V8 engine, 16 ft long bed, good tires, 91 Mazda truck heat, air and wheel Commercial grade wagon all Priefert, $3,300 OBO. Danny Hall, Used roofi ng tin, must be at least 10 $5,000. David Braxton, Liberty 336- drive, 5 spd, diamond plated tool box, steel, solid rubber tires, 14 ft long x 8 Greensboro 336-471-5251. ft long. Gerald Amos, Mount Airy 336- 208-8701. brush guard, no rust, $3,500. Kelly ft wide, commercial or farm use, $600. Old air compressor $350. Ron 429-5240. 1975 Ford F600 fl atbed dump with Gentry, Roxboro 336-599-7908. C. Morgan, Zebulon 919-269-7560. Stahoviak, Casar 704-538-8161. 12 ft X 24 ft storage building on skids 4 ft. sides and tailgate, new Jasper en- 1976 Chevy Fleetside pickup truck Yellow locust split rails, 10 ft, $7/ea Freeze branding irons, numbers 0-8, that can be moved on a rollback, must gine, kept in shed, GC, $4,500. Boyd custom Deluxe 10, hvy duty chassis or other locust materials. Randal Letter- letters C, P, R, S. $300, LNC. Willard be in GC, not necessarily perfect, would Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. equipment, front stabilizer bar, V8 350 man, Green Mtn 828-208-1318. Huffman, Stony Point 704-878-2992. consider 12 ft X 20 ft. M. Perry, High Two axle trailer 6x14 with loading engine, 4 speed trans., aux. fuel tank, Bird Guard Super Pro Plus w/4 Hay rake NI high metal spoke Point 336-434-6582. ramps, $2,000. Evan Myers, Winston- PS/PB,120,000 miles,$3,500. Charles speakers keeps birds out of your gar- wheels, $100; 4 metal wagon wheels, Large metal tanks, does not have Salem 336-242-3911. McPherson, Mebane 919-563-3032. den, $250-$300. Andy Zeman, Gra- $40/ea; curved square metal axles for to be water tight or have both ends, rea- 26 ft dove tail heavy duty equip- 94 Ford LTA truck, EC, Cummings ham 336-376-1080. log cart, $40; horse pulled mower $100 sonable price, reasonable distance from ment trailer, tri-axle, pintel hitch, good motor, 300,000 mi, $5,500. Lynn Ross, Bucket forks for 20-45 hp tractors, or $250/for all. Robert Swift, Elon 336- Rowan co. Rick Yost, Salisbury 704- tires, no title, $1,500; 1978 F350 1 ton Creedmoor 919-528-3518. new bolt on forks with 35” working area, 349-8373. 637-5729. Ford dump truck, 4 spd, 351M engine, 84 GMC Astro cabover with sleeper, black powder coat fi nish, $260. Robert 20 hp Yanmar 3 cylinder diesel Horse and/or cow manure truck- dual wheels, 9 ft, PTO dump, works $4,500; 54 Rogers tandem low boy, Hester, Gibsonville 336-329-8466. generator, mounted on wheels, 220 volt loads welcome. Bahaa Jizi, Oxford 919- good, $2,500. Ronnie Clifton, Low- $2,500; 89 F350 Ford cab and chassis, Heavy duty homemade wood split- single and three phase, 12.5 KW or 52 691-7523. gap 336-352-5530. 120,000 mi, $3,500; 60’s Dozer, $4,500; ter, motor currently not on unit but have amps on single phase and 20 amps on 3 Used Enterprise sausage stuffer. Max 1991 Cushman truckster, completely 8x20 dump bed w/hydraul. $1,100. Jack motor that goes with it, $450. Ronnie phase, 35 gallon stainless steel fuel tank, Johnson, Four Oaks 919-894-8614. restored, 22 hp, 3 spd, full cab, can haul Moore, Wallace 910-285-6725. Clifton, Lowgap 336-352-5530. 367 hours, runs great, $2,500.00. Michael Water/irrigation tank, 550-600 1,000 lbs, great farm hand, $4,000. Tracy 1978 GMC 7000 dump truck, AGRI-FAB MOW-N-Vac 5hp Soots, Lenoir 828-638-6678. gallon, clean, horizontal, plastic with Petty, Reidsville 336-589-4839. $4,500. David Spaugh, Yadkinville 336- B&S dump cart, VGC, $600. Tony Troybilt tiller “Horse”, 4.80-8 rear legs preferred, Sandhills area. Thomas 73 Ford 600 w/Cook aluminum 463-2969. Baio, Lexington 336-362-0796. tines, EC, $650. Johnny McCarter, Blue, Southern Pines 910-693-3767. refrigerator body 8 x 17 all aluminum 1994 Freightliner 20 ft grain 75 tobacco barn poles, 17 ft. Columbus 828-894-2478. Used tractor tires 16.9-28. Robert W. body, potential scrap worth $2,000 dump, 60 series Detroit motor, 9 speed long, old heart pine, $500/for all; Heavy duty headgate, $350. Jerry Jones, Wake Forest 919-556-5966. OBO. Ted Hoffman, Greensboro transmission, 540,000 mi, $20,000. or $8 each. Lareesia Cooper, Snow Mclean, Fayetteville 910-964-9319. Sorghum press, pans, and related 336-681-4847. M. Malcolm, Albemarle 704-425- Camp 336-376-0949. Organic compost tumbler built on equipment for a small sorghum syrup Gooseneck Loadmax lo pro trailer 0063. Farm wagons and parts, complete, treated wood stand, makes compost in project, can pickup, will travel within 2007, 35 ft, 5 ft dovetail, tandem axles, 1989 F350 Ford 5 spd dual wheel working, 2-horse wagon w/ wheels, approximately 4 weeks, $150. Jackie NC. Chris Jude , Pittsboro 919-704- 2 standards, 2 ramps, front tool box, with service body , runs good, $2,500. Ed needs repairs; two 1 horse wagons, Hussey, Carthage 910-464-0091. 0549. 8-235-85-16 radial tires with spare Goforth, Kings Mtn 704-739-7648. disassembled, many parts, $250/all. A. Powell big box trailers, 5 available, Stainless steel or copper, syrup $7,000. Phil Zimmerman, Lexington, Spreader truck 1972 C-60 Chevy R. Shoaf, Lexington 336-479-6913. GC, $300/ea. M. D., Willow Spring batch pans, 3 compartment syrup pans 336-764-1043 with 16 ft hydraulic spreader, good me- 30 x 100 50% heavy shade cloth, GC, 919-418-5078. and continuous fl ow evaporators, small 1995 Ford F350 dump truck 4x4 chanical condition, good tires, $2,000. $300. Ted Hoffman, Greensboro 336- Hay wagon, 16 in. tires, 8 ft x 16 S/S dairy equipment tanks for holding powerstroke, 215,000 on truck, 15,000 Robert Davis, Siler City 919-799-9296 681-4847. ft wood hay fl at, GC, $450. Charles juice and syrup cane mills and running- on rebuilt motor, VGC, $12,000. Kevin or 663-2805. Five 12 ft glavanized steel farm gates, McPherson, Mebane 919-563-3032. gear. Shane Marlow, Mayodan 336- Lasley, Reidsville 336-951-7007. $250/for all, VGC. A. W. Grubb, Snow Two 48” box fans, 1 hp motor, 453-2966. 1998 Hudson 10 ton trailer air Camp 336-684-4409. belt drive, 110V or 230V wiring, all 16.9 x 38 spin out rims and cast centers brakes new brakes, good tires, $3,500 Trucks & Onan generator 37 hours single phase galvanized steel, brand new and never for late model Massey Ferguson, Agco, OBO;1990 15-20 ton trailer air brakes, Trailers 20kw/25kva three phase 25kw/31.25kva used, enclosure is 60” x 60” x18”, 180 or Challenger tractor, with or without 17.5 tubeless tires, $3,500. Randy Miller, and Onan transfer switch, $7,950. Darrell lbs, $400/ea. Holly Hach, Cary 919- tires.Trent Cloaninger, Statesville 704- Mocksville 336-399-7261. Wanted Young, Greensboro 336-855-3920. 656-1944. 657-3550. 1948 to 1950 Ford F-5 of F-6 2 to Used 3/4 or ton diesel 2000 up, Plastic 55 gallon barrels, good 1-1/2 hp domestic sideshaft, Wico Left side axle parts for IH 75 manure 2 1/2 ton truck. would like to fi nd the must be in good working order w/a for rain barrels, storage, planters, dog Magneto, complete, cranks, runs, spreader. David Morrison, Aberdeen one that was owned by Ralph Cochran towing package, 410 rear end manual houses, manh other uses, $8/ea. Eddie on two wheel cart with mud pump 910-944-7460. in Newell, NC, if not any others to trans., $3,000-$5,000 price range. Wanda Surratt, Asheboro 336-879-1042. attached, $2,800. Larry Trammel, Chapel Used tobacco or nursery green restore. James Harkey, Monroe 704- Davenport, Elkin 336-957-3924. Dressed yellow pine lumber 2x4, Hill 919-929-5578. houses; used 5, 10 or 15 gallon nursery 307-3981. 1947-1953 Chevrolet panel, Suburban 2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 12 ft to 16 ft, $.60 board 2,500 gal. stainless Mueller milk pots. Kenneth Lowe, Lowgap 336- Livestock trailer,metal fl oor, 13’ or produce truck, any condition. Marty ft, ideal for barns or small buildings;15” tank, $7,500; Universal milking system, 352-4048. long and 6’ wide, dual axle, has livestock Goins, Lexington 336-247-1334. steel I beams 14’ to 26’ $15, perfect for stainless pipe line, compressor, etc, Old farmhouse to move to our land, panels for sides, slide rear gate, low to Intern’l Emeryville also interested bridge beams. Paul Stamey, Rockwell $3,500. Sue Gilbert, Lincolnton 704- prefer something that is livable. Drew ground for easy loading, $900. Lanny in B or H model Mack truck, close to 704-938-4948. 276-9090. Grim, Liberty 336-669-8173. Burleson, Albemarle 704-239-3841. Hickory. Allen Bumgarner, Hickory Two 9 ton and one 6 ton feed bin, Plastic heavy duty water tanks, 325, 5’ x 8’ utility trailer, tilt bed, treated 828-322-2777. VGC, $600 up. Clint Harrill, Forest 550, 2,550 gallon, $200/ea. Lynn Ross, Trucks & wood fl oor, EC, bought at John Deere Used cotton trailer or tobacco City 828-429-9273. Creedmoor 919-528-3518. dealership, $600. W. Efi rd, Oakboro trailer, does not have to be in great Irrigation pump motor and Dayton 3W 955 generator, 40kw/80kw Trailers 704-485-4694. condition. Karen Robert, Asheboro 252- sprinklers, $300; 28 ft apple picking surge, 50 amp/200 amp., approximately For Sale 489-8488. ladder $30; one bushel fruit crates, 8 y/o, already set onto trailer, included $4/each. R.E. Marshall, Taylorsville in price, $3,000. David Braxton, Lib- 48 Intern’l K-B-6 truck, PC, $700. Abe 828-632-3801. erty 336-508-8701. Kemp, Franklinton 919-496-4857. Heavy duty and light weight gates, Root rake, new, American made, 16 ft horse or cow trailer, new, $3,950. 10 ft, 12 ft, 14 ft and 16 ft, $79 up. 6 ft, $450. Rex Yates, Purlear 336- H.O. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606. Don’t miss a Eugene White, Taylorsville 828-632- 973-4106. 1959 Ford farm truck dual wheels, 6803 or 312-6018. IHC Mogul 1 HP throttle-governed long fl at platform wooden bed, may 275 gal plastic containers mounted gas engine. EC, on original trucks, runs need restoring. $1,000. Ruby Maston, single issue of the on a skid, good to collect rain water for well., $2,000. Thomas Ledbetter, New Charlotte 704-597-8779. fl owers or garden $75; 55 gallon metal London 704-984-0715. Classic 49 F100 Ford partly restored, Agricultural Review drums, $10/ea. William Trivette, Laurel Sturdy plastic containers with 327 Chevy engine, runs perfect, mag Hill 910-462-2493. handles 23 ½ long x15 ½ wide, 9” wheels, dual exhaust, many new parts, will Rough cut lumber, cut to order, deep, $.75-$1/ea; drying racks, mesh, negotiate, $15,000. Robert Richardson, Keep the newspaper coming to your house kiln dried or green, T and G, Syp and wire bottoms, stackable, 30 ¼ long x 26 Sr., Graham 336-376-3068. oak starting at $.50/bf. Eric Feltz, Ra- wide 4” deep, $1/ea. Charles Hanchey, Bucket truck Ford F600 73 model, by cutting out the address card on page 1. eford 910-875-5827. Wallace 910-285-5406. boom reaches 35 ft, new tires, new bat- Short watermelon boxes/bins, Unico seeder, $85; chipper grinder, tery, $5,000. R. B. McKinley, Siler City Stick a stamp on the reverse side and drop used one time, $4/ea. Johnny Hamilton, $500; Troy tiller, $500; line spreader, $200; 919-742-5331. Dunn 910-892-4242. fi nish mower, 7 ft cut, 3 pt, $450; platform Reids trailer 5 ton bed, 18 ft metal, in the mail. Cedar fence post 7 ft long $3/ea. scale, 500 lbs, $100. Thaxton Richardson, 2 5/16 ball pintle hook, new ramps, shel- Shane McMath, Siler City 919-548- Jr. Greensboro 336-656-3961. ter, GC, $3,100. Albert Davis, Sanford 5234. Rough sawed white oak random 919-774-4733 or 776-3470-n. Or go online to www.ncagr.com/paffairs/ Horse fencing 48 inch high x widths, 12 ft lengths, between 600-800 ’01 Dodge 3500 dually bed with hvy 100 feet long, welded wire 2 x 4 inch bd ft, $1.25/per bd ft. Bob Daniels, duty receiver hitch and hide a ball GN agreview/renewal.htm. squares, 4 rolls, $50/per roll. Leslie Kannapolis 704-933-0046. hitch, all GC to VGC, $1,200. Ernie Keefe, Pittsboro 919-542-1714. Burlap sacs 36” x 28”, 25 in a Moore, Ellenboro 828-453-0617. You will need the account number listed Rough sawn pine great for out- bundle, $15/per bundle, better deals on 89 Ford 9000 tandem axle dump buildings & siding $.50 b/f; white oak large quantities. Kevin O’Neill, Belews truck, 9 spd, Ford 7.8 diesel engine, above your name on page 1 to renew great for trailer decking & fencing $.90 Creek 336-414-8503. good used truck, $4,500. Keith Hilburn, b/f. Jack Murdock, Rolesville 919- Fence posts steel u channel posts, Bladenboro 910-648-2102. online. Please do not fi ll in the online form 669-1859. 10ft -14 ft, 50 up $3; 5-6 ft used chain- 92 Intern’l 4700 dump truck, 6 1/2 gallon clear canning jars, great link, $.75/ft. A.S. Manuel, Salisbury cyl, 366 motor diesel, 5 spd, 2 spd for a RENEWAL of the newspaper. The for wines or honey, $1.50; stainless steel 336-239-4942. axle, 16 ft fl at bed, Godwin dump body fi re extinguishers 2 1/2 gallon water Woodmizer blade sharpener, GC, w/2 cyl dump 2 ft wood sides, $8,500. form is for new subscribers only. type, good for farm, $30. Gary Michael, $1,550. Patricia Bradsher, Oxford 919- Edward Page, New Hill 919-542-0132 Lexington 336-239-3717. 693-4504. or 614-4540.