Ag Industry Posted 2020 Estimated Value of $7.35B by Bonnie Coblentz in the Latter Portion of the Year.” Lion for Cotton Lint and Cottonseed

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE • ANDY GIPSON, COMMISSIONER

VOLUME 93 NUMBER 2 JANUARY 15, 2021 JACKSON, MS Ag Industry Posted 2020 Estimated Value of $7.35B By Bonnie Coblentz in the latter portion of the year.” lion for cotton lint and cottonseed. MSU Extension Service Josh Maples, an agricultural “Cotton prices were not great at economist with the MSU Extension planting, and that led to lower acres,” Mississippi farmers generated an Service, said poultry took a hit from Will Maples said. “Worldwide supply estimated agricultural value of $7.35 COVID-19-related issues and chain disruptions this spring and de- billion in 2020, a 5% increase from dropped 16% in value. But row crops mand concerns due to the COVID-19 2019 that saw soybeans top forestry were strong, posting a combined pandemic and shutdowns suppressed for the No. 2 spot behind poultry. $2.6 billion estimated value. cotton prices at planting, which led The predicted total ag value ex- “This was a turbulent year for all to lower acres. ceeds 2019’s production value of agricultural producers due to the “As the year progressed, though, $7.01 billion, marking the ninth market upheaval caused by the pan- cotton prices recovered as econo- demic,” he said. “Poultry production mies opened back up, and that led consecutive year that agriculture was especially impacted during the to farmers receiving higher returns topped $7 billion in the state. spring by demand disruptions. Row than were expected this spring,” he Keith Coble, head of the Missis- crop markets also faced low prices said. sippi State University Department and uncertainty early in the year be- While the pandemic put a new of Agricultural Economics, said the fore stronger prices in the fall helped twist into ag markets, weather is year did not start out looking good. boost the value of production.” always a factor. Will Maples said the “We did some midyear analysis on Although rebounding markets and wet spring prevented many produc- June 1, and the economic picture for prices helped the year end stronger ers from getting corn planted, which farm products looked pretty bleak,” than expected for some commodi- from April to June was 12% lower in mills were not in operation, timber resulted in lower acreage. Corn’s Coble said. “We went through un- ties, higher than normal govern- 2020 than in 2019, and prices dur- was not being cut and sold, so for- value was down 10% to an estimated precedented losses early to midyear, ment payments of an estimated $930 ing these months were exceptionally estry declined an estimated 2.6% to $387 million. but markets have generally improved million helped make up some of the low.” an overall value of $1.12 billion. Rice was up 44% to an estimated gap caused by early market devasta- While broilers were down, eggs That decline opened the door for value of $138 million. Peanuts post- tion. In 2019, Mississippi growers re- were up 21%. Eggs make up about soybeans to surge into second place ed a 34% estimated increase to $19 ceived $599 million in various forms one-tenth of the overall value of overall with an estimated production million. But, given the small amount of government payments. poultry to Mississippi. Eggs in- value of $1.21 billion in 2020. Soy- of peanut acreage planted annu- Josh Maples said coronavirus re- creased to an estimated value of $260 beans helped propel row crops to an ally in Mississippi, Will Maples said sponse programs made up a signifi- million. overall increase of an estimated 21% a small change adds up to a big per- cant portion of the government pay- “This increase is driven by stron- over 2019 values. centage shift. ments. ger prices, especially during the Will Maples, an Extension row crop Cattle and calves experienced “The Coronavirus Food Assistance spring months,” Josh Maples said. economist, said the crop’s value grew slight growth in 2020 with an es- Programs 1 and 2 were the primary “Eggs faced significant production an estimated 67% over 2019 based timated value of $261 million, up relief programs for farmers who challenges during the COVID-19 mostly on an improved soybean mar- about 5% from 2019 levels. Milk de- faced price declines and additional shutdowns while also experiencing ket. Soybeans also reclaimed acreage clined 1% and hogs 7% in 2020 to marketing costs due to COVID-19,” a sharp demand increase due to gro- lost the previous year. estimated values of $24 million and Josh Maples said. “The other pro- cery store demand. Sharply higher “In 2019, suppressed prices due to $38 million, respectively. grams included the traditional farm prices were the result of supply chal- the U.S.-China trade war and the loss Catfish also faced a turbulent year bill programs like Agriculture Risk lenges at the same time as a demand of exports led to Mississippi growers due to restaurant demand disrup- Coverage, Price Loss Coverage and increase.” planting the lowest number of soy- tions among other factors. Its value conservation programs.” A large part of the supply challenge bean acres since 2005,” he said. “A of production stayed flat in 2020, At an estimated value of $2.16 centered on the different demands of main reason we saw a big increase with an estimated value of $226 mil- billion, poultry continues to be the grocery stores and restaurants, as in acres in 2020 was because we fol- lion. state’s major ag commodity, despite well as the supply chains that exist to lowed a year of record low acres.” Specialty crops remained at 2019 declining from the $2.57 billion val- meet each of these demands. Market factors also helped the in- levels and together brought an es- ue it posted in 2019. “Managing these issues improved, crease. Soybean exports to China in- timated $106 million in production “The estimated 2020 Mississippi and egg prices were much lower in creased in the fall of 2020, which led value to Mississippi. Sweet potatoes broiler value of production is $1.9 May and June than in March and to a jump in prices that translated posted an estimated 1.8% increase billion, which is down 19.5% due pri- April,” he said. into an overall value increase. for a 2020 value of $96.7 million. marily to inventory disruptions dur- Forestry holds the No. 2 ag spot Despite a decline of more than 9% Other crops and their estimated ing the spring and weaker prices,” most years, but COVID-19 caused from 2019 levels, cotton comes in as values are hay, up 3% to $140 mil- Josh Maples said. “The number of many sawmills to scale back pro- the No. 4 agricultural commodity lion, and wheat, down 17% to an es- broiler chicks hatched in Mississippi duction or temporarily close. When with an estimated value of $491 mil- timated $4 million. Page 2 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021 Commissioner’s Policy Corner Mississippi Agriculture Remains Strong in 2020

By Andy Gipson new faces shopping weekly buying care for livestock, rising input costs, Mississippi Commissioner produce, meats and dairy products added expenses for PPE to keep of Agriculture and Commerce from local farmers. In order to con- employees safe. To assist farmers nect consumers to the local farm who incurred additional operating The year 2020 will certainly be a products they so desire, the Missis- expenses due to the COVID-19 pan-

year that will not be forgotten. Our sippi Department of Agriculture and demic, the Mississippi Agriculture usual way of life became any any- Commerce (MDAC) developed the Stabilization Act (MASA) provided thing but normal due to the COV- Mississippi Farm Marketplace, an assistance to Mississippi produc- Andy Gipson ID-19 pandemic; however, one thing online platform where farmers list ers from CARES Act funds. MASA remained the same – our farmers their farm products for sale to the had three separate funds within it: Commissioner never stopped farming. They contin- public. Poultry Farmer Stabilization Grant ued working to provide the food, fi- The increased demand for local Fund; Sweet Potato Farm Sustain- Mississippi Department of ber and fuel that we need to survive. products significantly impacted lo- ment Grant Program Fund; and Mis- Andy Gipson Agriculture & Commerce Despite the challenges felt by cal meat processors and livestock sissippi Supplemental CFAP Grant many in 2020, including our farmers producers. The growing demand for Program Fund. Through MASA, Commissioner 121 North Jefferson Street and ranchers, Mississippi agricul- local meats led to processors becom- $7,697,012 was distributed by MDAC Jackson, MS 39201 ture remains strong overall. Accord- ing backlogged and producers being directly to farmers as a reimburse- and trade missions with China, India Phone: 601-359-1100 ing to Mississippi State University, put on waiting lists to get livestock ment for expenses incurred due to and Vietnam to promote Southern the value of agriculture production processed. Some producers were the COVID-19 pandemic. Yellow Pine logs from Mississippi. www.mdac.ms.gov in Mississippi was estimated to be at put on waiting lists that stretched as The Mississippi Department of Ag- Mississippi’s food supply is abun- $7.35 billion. This is up from $7.01 far as nine months. The Mississippi riculture and Commerce is continu- dant, plentiful and safe. We have Ag Museum billion in 2019 and marks nine con- Land, Water and Timber (LWT) Re- ing efforts to expand international our farmers and ranchers to thank 601-432-4500 secutive years of production over $7 sources Board made it a priority to trade and potential new markets for for that. As we move into 2021, I billion. increase the processing capacity of agriculture products including tim- Agricultural Theft Bureau encourage you to support our lo- Agriculture, the largest industry USDA-inspected meats in the state. ber and forestry. While the pandemic 1-800-678-2660 cal farmers and ranchers. Shop at a in our state, is a vital part of Mis- Through the LWT program, grants kept the Department from traveling local farmers market in your area; Aquaculture sissippi’s economy. The COVID-19 and grant/loan combinations were internationally for global trade ac- 601-359-1102 shutdowns reminded all Ameri- made available to existing USDA-in- tivities, MDAC offered virtual trade search the Mississippi Farm Market- cans how important and essential spected processing plants for expan- missions through the Southern US place (MSFarmMarketplace.com) for Board of Animal Health agriculture is to our daily lives in sion and towards the development Trade Association, which allowed locally produced agriculture prod- 601-359-1170 providing food, fiber and shelter. of new plants, which can potentially companies to continue promoting ucts; and visit GenuineMS.com for During the onset of the pandemic, double the amount of USDA-inspect- their products in overseas markets. all things grown, raised, crafted and Bureau of Plant Industry consumers demonstrated a renewed ed meat processed in the state. As we move ahead, we look forward made right here in the great State of 662-325-3390 interest in purchasing and eating As with most other businesses, to the export growth resulting from Mississippi. And, the next time that local products. Many consumers farmers found themselves faced with efforts including the signing of Let- you have the opportunity, stop and Consumer Protection even began gardening for the first additional expenses as a result of the ters of Intent with Taiwan to pur- thank a farmer for continuing to 601-359-1148 time. Farmers markets saw many pandemic – extra costs to feed and chase Mississippi soybeans and corn keep us clothed and fed. Fairgrounds/Coliseum 601-961-4000 MDAC Accepting Second Round of Applications for its Wild Hog Control Program Genuine MS 601-359-1159 By Chris McDonald lation passed during the 2020 Leg- Director of Federal and islative Session. The legislation au- International Trade Environmental Affairs - MDAC thorized Commissioner Gipson to 601-359-1196 operate programs to fight nuisance Commissioner of Agriculture and wildlife species on private agricul- Commerce Andy Gipson announced Keep Mississippi Beautiful tural and forestry lands. In Missis- 601-359-1100 that the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) sippi alone, wild hogs cause more Livestock Market News began accepting a second round of than $60 million in damages annu- 601-359-1159 applications for its Wild Hog Control ally. The WHCP provides the equip- Program (WHCP) on Wednesday, ment and technical guidance needed Market Development January 6. The application period to control wild hogs across the state. 601-359-1159 will close on Wednesday, January The Mississippi Farm Bureau Fed- 20. Eligible counties for the appli- eration provided key support to the Meat Inspection cation period will be Adams, Amite, program with the acquisition of ad- Claiborne, Copiah, Franklin, Jeffer- 601-359-1191 ditional traps that are deployed to son, Lincoln, Pike and Wilkinson. help control wild hogs on private Mississippi Market Bulletin Through the WHCP, MDAC pro- agriculture,” said Commissioner and submitted online at www.mdac. 601-359-1155 vides “smart” wild hog traps to land- Gipson. “Southwest Mississippi has ms.gov/whcp. Submitted applica- lands. owners and managers for the control a rich history of livestock produc- tions will be evaluated based on the The first round of WHCP trap- Mississippi Farmers Market of wild hogs on private agricultural tion, and diseases carried by wild number of acres available for trapping efforts has been a success with 601-354-6573 and forestry lands in Mississippi. hogs pose a great threat to cattle ping, historical agricultural losses properties in 12 counties participat- MDAC will provide the training nec- herds. At this time, Wildlife Services caused by wild hogs on the property ing and more than 200 wild hogs Regulatory Services essary to use the “smart” traps and has limited resources to expand its and current trapping efforts on the captured to date. The WHCP has 601-359-1111 technical guidance regarding the disease surveillance efforts into the property. A cooperative application provided a great avenue for MDAC to southwest portion of the state. With most effective methods to trap and is encouraged for small acreage (i.e., expand working relationships with Petroleum Division control wild hogs on private lands. our agency’s equipment and rela- adjoining land managers of small farmers, ranchers and other land 601-359-1101 During this upcoming trapping ef- tionship with landowners and farm- parcels should work together to sub- managers across the state. fort, MDAC will partner with USDA ers in the region, we can help track mit one application). Traps will be Produce Safety APHIS Wildlife Services to expand deadly diseases that can impact our available for one-month intervals, Visit www.mdac.ms.gov/whcp for 601-359-1104 wild hog disease surveillance into livestock industry. This will be a dependent upon use and success. program guidelines, applications Southwest Mississippi. great opportunity for a state agency, One trap per 1,000 acres is recom- and additional information. Sub- Weights & Measures mit questions regarding the WHCP 601-359-1149 “We are excited to begin working federal agency and farmers to work mended, depending on landscape with Wildlife Services to monitor together.” and land use. to Chris McDonald at chris@mdac. wild hog diseases that can impact Applications must be completed The WHCP is the result of legis- ms.gov. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 3

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188 acres, excellent deer/turkey hunt- LEAKE COUNTY WARREN COUNTY Advertisers Index FARM PROPERTY ing, merchantable hardwoods/pines, has electricity, food plots, 2 big box Category Page No. All farm property listings within stands, creek, good road system & pad 83.42 acres, Hwy. 25 access, gravel 10 acres, Floweree Road, located ad- this category (for sale or rent/lease) for cabin, $1,695/acre. Brandon 601- road to Utah road west side, excellent jacent to Mahannah WMA & close to Ag Trailers & Carts . . . . . 11 must consists of 10 acres or more. 278-9797. deer, turkey, rabbit & squirrel hunting, Delta National Forest & Phil Bryant Antiques & Furniture . . . . . 9 Out-of-state residents owning creek runs through property, hard- WMA, will divide, $110,000. Redwood, Aquaculture ...... 14 wood/pines, capped well, $300,000. farm property within Mississippi JACKSON COUNTY 601-715-4386. Archery & Accessories . . . . 13 that is being offered for sale are Lena, 601-259-3134. ATVs & UTVs ...... 13 allowed to advertise in this category. 288 acres, secluded, close to coast, Barrel Races & Ropings . . . 18 No real-estate agents, businesses, 80 +/- acres, excellent hunting/tim- WEBSTER COUNTY on paved road, 2 streams, 5,000 sq. Beef Cattle ...... 14 brokers or dealers that sell land on ber land, 9600 Hwy. 488, 14 year old ft. steel barn with roll ups, 1st $2,450 Beekeeping, Honey & Syrup . . 5 a commission basis are eligible to pines around old pond bed, trails/food 48 acres, selling 40, open land, barn, per acre, selling as one tract. Ocean Boats & Watercraft . . . . . 13 advertise. plots, CRP Program, motivated seller, pole barn, partially fenced, 3,000 sq. Springs, 228-348-2230. Camping & Accessories . . . 13 $1,690 per acre OBO. Carthage, 601- ft. 4 bdrm., 4 bath home, Hwy. 82 & Construction Equipment . . . 12 415-7442. 21+ acres, owner finance, $110,000. 15 frontage, $650,000. Mathiston, 662- Cookbooks & Recipes . . . . . 9 ATTALA COUNTY Vancleave, 228-219-5081. 263-6596. Crafts & Woodwork . . . . . 9 23 acres, 13 acres open, large pond, Crops & Seeds ...... 5 130 acres, prime deer/turkey hunting, great neighborhood, Hwys. 25 & 13 75 acres in Gautier on 4-lane road, un- 72 acres, with pond, hay field, $140K+ Cutters & Mowers . . . . . 10 20 year old pines - never thinned, 1 area, $2,565 per acre. Lena, 601-253- derground utilities, including water, of high value pine/hardwoods, road Dairy Cattle ...... 15 acre pond, roads throughout, at end of 6535 or 601-278-2857. $5,000 per acre ($375,000). Gautier, frontage, with home site(s), 45 min- Dairy Equipment ...... 12 dead end road, $1,950 per acre. Sallis, 228-219-2084. Dogs ...... 16 662-582-8581. MARSHALL COUNTY utes to MSU, recognized school system, $2,950 per acre. Mantee, 334- Dog Supplies ...... 16 JASPER COUNTY Down on the Farm . . . . . 21 13 acres, 6 miles from Kosciusko on 192 acre farm, bean fields, pastures, 277-9744. Employment ...... 8 Road 2247 overlooking Natchez Trace, old growth timber, lake with covered 422 acres on the Jasper/Jones County Equipment Auctions ...... 20 community water, great location, pier, good home sites, paved road, elec- FARM LAND FOR line, road frontage on CR 237, mature Exotic Livestock & Pets . . . 15 $38,900. Kosciusko, 601-260-2324. tricity, $3,500 per acre. Olive Branch, & young timber mix, timber appraisal RENT OR LEASE Farm Buildings & Materials . . 7 662-893-0051. Farm Market Report . . . . . 19 158 +/- acres located off Marvin Chapel available, $2,250 per acre. Bay Springs, 601-319-0388. Farm Property ...... 4 Road, planted pine, hardwoods, pecan MONTGOMERY COUNTY Pike Co., 15 acres for rent, horse barn Field Equipment ...... 10 trees, deer/turkey, recent land survey, with 32 stalls & riding arena, ready Fireplace Inserts/Firewood . . . 9 Hurricane Creek on east border of JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY 80 acres near Duck Hill I-55 Exit, pine business operation, monthly rent rate Flowers & Trees ...... 5 land, $2,200 per acre. Flowood, 479- & some hardwood timber, good deer/ determine by number of stalls rented, Forestry & Logging . . . . . 12 841-5324. 168 acres, road frontage, ponds, barns, turkey hunting, good location, home $800-$1,500. Summit, 601-551-7540. Fruits & Vegetables . . . . . 5 water & tanks, fenced, 42 acres pines, site, safe area, with all utilities, $1,800 Goats & Sheep ...... 15 good bottom land, deer/turkey, $2,300 CLARKE COUNTY per acre. McCarley, 662-227-5295. Gourds ...... 9 per acre. Prentiss, 601-792-5268. Graders & Blades ...... 10 RURAL PROPERTY 115 acres, 4,160’ frontage, Chicka- NESHOBA COUNTY Grass-Fed Meats ...... 15 sawhay River, frontage Hwy. 510, great KEMPER COUNTY & HOBBY FARMS Grinders & Mixers . . . . . 10 deer hunting, $2,200 per acre. Shubu- 148 acres, pastures with 2 ponds, Ground Cover & Mulch ...... 7 ta, 601-660-3231 or 601-888-6234. 50 acres near Hwy. 495 & Murphy All property listings within this Guns & Accessories . . . . . 13 Hardy Road, $115,000. Dekalb, 601- 3 bdrm., 2 bath brick home, Union category (for sale or rent/lease) Hay & Forage Equipment . . . 11 498-4656. School District, $480,000. Union, 601- must consists of less than 10 acres. Hay & Grain ...... 5 COVINGTON COUNTY 562-3067. Out-of-state residents owning Horses & Mules ...... 15 LAMAR COUNTY property within Mississippi that is Horses at Stud ...... 15 52 +/- acres with half mile road front- OKTIBBEHA COUNTY being offered for sale are allowed to Hunting Leases/Memberships . 14 age on Station Creek Road, beautiful advertise in this category. creek, 100+ year old hardwood tim- 222 acres timberland, 1 mile off Pur- Hunting, Fishing, Camping . . 13 231 acres, some timber, Hwy. 389, 9 No real-estate agents, businesses, ber, 100+ year old cabin, $183,000; vis-Columbia Road at Johnson Road, Industrial Trucks & Vans . . . 11 miles from Starkville, paved road 2 brokers or dealers that sell land on 10 +/- acres wooded land, $33,000. 200 acres in CRP Program 22 years, Lawn & Garden Equipment . . 12 sides, excellent hunting for deer/tur- a commission basis are eligible to $2,500 per acre. Purvis, 601-441-2789. advertise. Livestock Auctions & Sales . . 18 Collins, 601-517-5700. key, $3,000 per acre. Starkville, 662- Livestock Boarding & Handling . 8 21.46 acres, open land, beautiful home 418-6752. Livestock Equipment . . . . 12 FORREST COUNTY site, 45x50 pole barn, on Tatum Salt ADAMS COUNTY Livestock Tack ...... 12 Dome Road, between Purvis & Colum- PIKE COUNTY Livestock Trailers & Wagons . 12 10 acre mini farm in Petal School bia, can be divided, $109,446.00. Lum- Lumber & Sawing ...... 7 2 acres, 3 bdrm., 1 bath house with District, 8 acres pasture, small rental berton, 601-847-6200. 42 acres, fenced/cross-fenced, half Miscellaneous Equipment . . . 12 new roof, new septic tank & field line, house on property, outside city limits, in pasture, 3 bdrm., 3 bath house, Miscellaneous Hunting Items . 14 $25,000. Utica, 601-431-9600. close to schools, $185,000. Petal, 601- shop, 3 stall barn, hay barn, shed with Miscellaneous Home Items . . 10 LAUDERDALE COUNTY 408-2011. stall, 2 stocked ponds, walk in ready, Ongoing Events ...... 17 CLARKE COUNTY 112.5 acres, 4 year old plantation $359,900. Magnolia, 601-341-6446. Other Ag Implements . . . . 11 FRANKLIN COUNTY Outdoor Power Equipment . . 12 pines, 40’x40’ metal building with blown in insulation, wired, commu- RANKIN COUNTY 1 1/3 acres in Enterprise School Dis- Pickers & Harvesters . . . . 10 trict, has water & sewage, $9,500 OBO. Planting & Tillage . . . . . 10 2 parcels: 96.96 acres each, Meadville/ nity water, power available, good place Meridian, 601-934-3453. Posts & Fencing ...... 7 Union Church Road, road frontage, for spring fed lake, $260,000. Dixon, 51+ acres, 1 1/2 miles off Hwy. 49 on Poultry & Fowl ...... 9 great timber, mostly pine, excellent 601-679-8555 or 601-479-8040. Levi Cooper Road, $2,300 per acre. Poultry & Fowl Supplies . . . 9 deer/turkey hunting, sell together/sep- Florence, 323-750-8578 or 601-540- JACKSON COUNTY 41 acres, frontage on Hwy. 19, West Poultry Equipment . . . . . 12 arately, $370,000 each parcel. Mead- 1709. Lauderdale School District, excellent Rabbits ...... 15 ville, 601-415-2000 or 601-529-7900. 3 acres, finance available, $32,000. deer/turkey hunting, $135,000. Col- Rural Property & Hobby Farms . 4 linsville, 601-416-8181. SIMPSON COUNTY Vancleave, 228-219-5081. Sewing & Fabrics ...... 10 HINDS COUNTY Sprayers & Spreaders . . . . 11 29 acres with 1,320’ paved road front- 120 acres, working cattle ranch, 2 MADISON COUNTY SUVs & Vans ...... 11 72 acres, fully fenced, 2 ponds, barn, 2 age on Blizzard Road, beautiful setting homes 4 bdrm. 3 bath & 3 bdrm. 2 Swap & Exchange ...... 8 utility buildings, 3 bdrm., 3 bath brick with lake, home sites & hardwood/pine bath, 4 barns, 3 ponds, farming equip- 5 acres with 1,900 sq. ft. brick home, Swine ...... 15 home, appraised at $720,000, asking ment, 45 cows & 3 bulls, $996,000. plantation, West Lauderdale School 20x30 storage, Hwy. 43 North & 15 Timber Price Report . . . . . 19 $675,000. Brownsville, 601-613-6326. District, $282,000. Meridian, 601-938- Mendenhall, 601-434-1064. miles from Nissan, $150,000. Canton, Tools & Hardware . . . . . 12 9435. Tractors ...... 10 HOLMES COUNTY WALTHALL COUNTY 601-209-6524. Trucks ...... 11 LAWRENCE COUNTY Trailers (Utility/Equipment) . . 11 193 acres, 11 year old pines, paved & 75 acres, 60 acres pasture, 15 acres WAYNE COUNTY Upcoming Events ...... 20 gravel road frontage, hardwood bot- timber, house with 2 1/2 baths, shop Upcoming Livestock Shows . . 18 30 acre farm, pasture land, 2 bdrm. 1 tom, 3 small ponds, roads, 2.6 miles with kitchen & 1/2 bath, 2 tractors & 2 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 1/2 bath house & Vegetable & Produce Supplies . 5 bath house, horse stables barn, chick- west of Exit 164 (West, MS), reduced equipment, 60’x54’ barn, $365,000. big shop, $75,000. Waynesboro, 601- Want Ads ...... 7 en coop, pond, all property fenced, $1,750/acre. Brandon, 601-331-8490. $195,000. Sontag, 601-624-5454. Sandy Hook, 504-717-6742. 381-1930. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 5

Use this map to assist you in locating the 9 CROPS & SEEDS towns and counties of buyers and sellers 2 5 6 7 All items listed in this cat- 1 listed in the Mississippi Market Bulletin. 3 4 8 egory must be agriculture related. The corresponding numbers on the map No commercial, dealers, buyers, sellers or business person engaged are listed left to right - top to bottom. 12 13 14 in trade are allowed to advertise. Only in-state residents are allowed 10 11 15 Adams 59 Leflore 26 16 17 to advertise within this category. Alcorn 7 Lincoln 62 Amite 69 Lowndes 40 21 22 23 BERRY PLANTS Attala 35 Madison 42 18 20 Benton 5 Marion 72 19 Amber Blueberry Farm has blueberry Bolivar 18 Marshall 4 31 28 30 plants for fall planting, several vari- Calhoun 21 Monroe 23 26 29 eties available, 1 gal. $3 each F.O.B., Carroll 27 Montgomery 29 27 25 3 gal. $10 each F.O.B. Wayne Co., Chickasaw 22 Neshoba 44 24 Waynesboro, 601-381-0024. Choctaw 36 Newton 51 36 38 40 Claiborne 53 Noxubee 39 37 39 CANNED FRUITS Clarke 58 Oktibbeha 38 35 33 & VEGETABLES Clay 31 Panola 12 32 34 Coahoma 10 Pearl River 77 41 Homemade mayhaw jelly, strawberry Copiah 54 Perry 75 43 44 45 42 jam, peach jam, blackberry jelly, triple Covington 65 Pike 70 berry jam, ingredients only juice, sug- DeSoto 2 Pontotoc 15 ar & pectin, pure delicious Southern Forrest 74 Prentiss 8 46 47 flavor, $5. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-369- Franklin 61 Quitman 11 0683. George 79 Rankin 49 48 49 50 51 52 Greene 76 Scott 50 FRUITS, NUTS & BERRIES Grenada 28 Sharkey 32 Hancock 80 Simpson 55 55 Pecans, 2020 crop, $3 per lb. in shell or 54 56 57 58 Harrison 81 Smith 56 53 $9 per lb. shelled. Covington Co., Col- Hinds 48 Stone 78 lins, 601-517-1307. Holmes 34 Sunflower 25 60 Pecans, $1.50 per lb., cracked & blown Humphreys 33 Tallahatchie 19 59 61 64 65 66 67 $4 per lb., #3 grade for squirrels 75¢ Issaquena 46 Tate 3 62 63 per lb. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- Itawamba 17 Tippah 6 8110. Jackson 82 Tishomingo 9 Jasper 57 Tunica 1 Organic blueberries, hand picked ripe 71 72 73 76 Jefferson 60 Union 14 68 69 70 75 sweet, excellent in baking, wine making, smoothies, cereal, yogurt, frozen Jefferson Davis 64 Walthall 71 74 in BPA free commercial 4 mil bags, Jones 66 Warren 47 gallon/quart bags $3.50/lb. Hinds Co., Kemper 45 Washington 24 79 78 Edwards, 601-852-2504. Lafayette 13 Wayne 67 77 Lamar 73 Webster 30 VEGETABLE & PRODUCE Lauderdale 52 Wilkinson 68 82 81 SUPPLIES Lawrence 63 Winston 37 80 Leake 43 Yalobusha 20 Lee 16 Yazoo 41 260 crates, heavy duty, washable & stackable, $5 each. Jones Co., Ellis- ville, 601-580-0442. Catalpa trees, 2’-4’ tall, in 1 gal. pots, 2020 crop honey in 5 gal. buckets, er honey, $160, all sales online www. or no-till, prices start $125 & up per $4; Also seed in 100 count Ziploc bags $120 each. Coahoma Co., Clarksdale, buttsbees.com. Jackson Co., Gautier, acre. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-780- FLOWERS, $5; 2’-4’ bare root catalpa trees, $2. 662-902-6604. 228-623-3396. 0781. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-754- BULBS & SEEDS Taking pre-orders for spring 2021, American Bee Journal back copies, Au- 7816. HAY & GRAIN 5 frame nucs with 2021 new VSH-Ital- gust 2007 - October 2018, $1 per copy, Red Spider Lily, $1; Oxblood Lily, $4; ian queen, available for pick up April or $100 if all taken. Coahoma Co., Pomegranate plants in pots, $3-$5 Square bales of Alicia bermudagrass Jonquils, 50¢; La. Iris, $4; Crinum Lily, 26 to May 8, $140. Oktibbeha Co., Clarksdale, 662-902-4875. each; Fig trees, $5 & up, pick up hay & square bales bahiagrass hay, $5; $8 & up, plus S&H. Rankin Co., Bran- Starkville, 662-361-8733. at farm only. Jefferson Davis Co., Also 4x5 round bales of bahiagrass $35, don, 601-941-9017. GRASS SEEDS & Bassfield, 601-943-6781. 10 frame deep hives of treated Italian all hay stored inside, call for details. Daylilies, assorted colors, $1 per plant, bees available first part of March, cy- CUSTOM SPRIGGING Scott Co., Forest, 601-718-7286. plus $10 shipping on first 20 plants, Improve your deer herd, now is great press boxes, vented bottom board & Bahiagrass hay, square bales $5 per bonus plants shipped each order. Re- time to plant containerized Sawtooth telescoping top, call to reserve, $350. Custom sprigging, Sumrall 007 bale & round bales $30 per bale. Jasper idis Nash, 1483 Hwy. 51 North, Wi- oak trees, 2 gal., $3-$4. Hinds Co., Ray- Simpson Co., Florence, 601-405-4423. (registered trademark), Tifton 44, Co., Moss, 601-433-3073. nona, MS 38967. Montgomery Co., mond, 601-529-5300. Tifton 85 also available, $125/acre 662-283-5361. Taking orders on Italian 5 frame nucs, (10 acre minimum), sprigs available 2020 crop square bales of 007 bermu- 1-5 year old trees for wildlife manage- this years queen, no frame exchange $2.50/bushel. Billy Sumrall & Gerald dagrass hay, fertilized, limed & weed- ment, varieties include Nuttall, Saw- $140; Also Italian queens available in Sumrall, Lawrence Co., Monticello, TREES, VINES & SHRUBS free horse hay in barn, will load, $6. tooth & White Oak trees & Native Per- April, $25. Greene Co., Neely, 601-525- 601-587-7122. 6310. Pike Co., McComb, 601-248-0067. simmons, $2.50-$45. Clay Co., West Kazery fig trees, produce large green- Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermuda- ish yellow figs, $25 & up, no shipping. Point, 662-574-8836. 28 hives with deep frame bodies with grass, Tifton 44 & 85, Alicia, Jiggs & 2020 crop bahiagrass/mixed hay, 4x5 Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-922-6767. medium super, 4 frame extractor & much more, 30+ years experience, rolls, $25 for 5 or more rolls, $30 for BEEKEEPING, other extra equipment, $100-$300. starting at $125 & up. Leake Co., Car- less than 5. Madison Co., Canton, 601- Southern Queen & Southern Bartlett, Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-871-2135. thage, 601-201-0929. 331-1797. fire blight tolerant, pear trees, other HONEY & SYRUP locally adapted pears available also, 2021 pre-sale, 5 frame medium nucs Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermudag- Alicia bermudagrass hay in square $15. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601- Raw honey, $120 per 5 gal. bucket. VSH x Mite Mauler queens, $175; Mat- rass (registered trademark), Tifton 44, bales, $6.50. Hinds Co., Raymond, 916-0193 Rankin Co., Richland, 601-613-1290. ed queens, $40; 5 gal. bucket wildflow- Tifton 85 & more, have conventional 601-857-8905 or 601-955-8903. Page 6 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

Bermudagrass/crabgrass hay, 5x5.5 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of net wrapped Bahiagrass square bales in barn, $6. 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass/ MISSISSIPPI net wrapped round bales, $45; 5x5.5 bahiagrass hay, $25 per roll. Neshoba Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, 228-348- mixed grass hay, 500+ rolls, twine net wrapped mixed grass hay, $30, de- Co., Philadelphia, 601-575-6035. 1565. wrapped, $25 per roll. Monroe Co., Ab- MARKET BULLETIN livery available. Madison Co., Madison, erdeen, 662-315-4020. 601-937-1107. 2020 crop Alicia bermudagrass hay, Good horse hay, well fertilized, weed EDITOR 4x5 round bales, $45 in field, $50 in sprayed, mixed bahiagrass/bermuda- 100- 5x5 rolls of fertilized mixed grass grass, in barn, square bales $5, round Claude Nash 2020 crop 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, barn, square bales $5 in field, $6.50 in hay, cured without rain, plastic twine, net wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. barn, fertilized/limed. Pearl River Co., bales $35 & $40; Alicia bermuda-grass loaded on your trailer, $25 each. Web- [email protected] Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-382- Poplarville, 601-916-1122. square bales, $6. Forrest Co., Hatties- ster Co., Eupora, 662-552-6421. 601-359-1123 6848. burg, 601-606-3725. 4x5 net wrapped rolls, Oct. 2020 Ar- 2020 crop bahiagrass or ryegrass CIRCULATION Horse hay, Alicia bermudagrass square gentine bahiagrass, stored outside, Alicia bermudagrass horse hay, 4x5 square bales, excellent horse hay, rolls, limed, fertilized & sprayed, Jessica Spears bales, $6 per bale, loading available for $35/roll, discount for 10 or more rolls. sprayed, well fertilized, $6; Bahia- flatbed trailers with tractor, cash pay- Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-466-1299. stored in barn, $50 per roll. Stone Co., grass/mixed grass, 4x4 round bales, [email protected] ment preferred. John Littich, Rankin Wiggins, 601-928-3828. net wrapped, $35/bale. Lauderdale Co., 601-359-1159 Co., Brandon, 601-668-5353. 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, 5x5 rolls, Meridian, 601-484-0610 or 601-483- well fertilized, cured without rain, $35 4x5 rolls, net wrapped, sprayed & fer- 5432. STAFF 2020 excellent crop of bahiagrass hay, per bale, will load. Lamar Co., Sumrall, tilized, weed free, $30 per bale. Madi- son Co., Flora, 601-573-6157. Cecilia Parker well fertilized, no rain, barn stored, 601-606-0076. 4x5.5 rolls of mixed grass hay, no rain, heavy square bales $6, round bales string wrapped, will load, $30. Hinds Hannah East 2020 crop 4x5 rolls bahiagrass/bermu- $40, great horse hay. Hinds Co., Crys- Square bales of bahiagrass hay, $4, no Co., Raymond, 601-750-5115. dagrass hay, well fertilized, weed free, phone, contact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. tal Springs, 601-260-9801, after 3:30 $25 outside or $30 from barn. Neshoba MAILING ADDRESS 532, Mt. Olive, MS 39119. Covington 4x6 large round bales of bahiagrass p.m. Co., Philadelphia, 601-481-4006. P. O. Box 1118 County. hay, 2020 crop, fertilized, good quality grass, stored in barn $35, outside $25. Jackson, MS 39215-1118 4x5 round bales of bahiagrass hay, 2020 crop excellent quality 4x5 rolls Bahiagrass 2020 crop, 4x5 rolls, fertil- Smith Co., Raleigh, 601-669-5532. 2020 crop, net wrapped, tight bales, of bahiagrass/bermudagrass mix, net PHONE highly fertilized, cured without rain, ized & cured properly, stored outside wrapped, barn kept, no rain, will load, stored in dry barn, $35. Simpson Co., $25 each, stored in barn $35 each. 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, $30 per 601-359-1155 $25 per roll. Newton Co., Union, 601- roll. Marion Co., Sandy Hook, 601- Rockport, 601-955-0708. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-810-7755. 479-7261, leave message. FAX 441-4110. 2020 crop square bales of bahiagrass 4x5.5 rolls of well fertilized bermuda- 007 bermudagrass hay, net wrapped, 601-359-1260 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of mixed grass hay, limed & fertilized, weed free, grass/bahiagrass mixed hay, $35; Grass 5x5 round bales, fertilized & sprayed, hay, highly fertilized, net wrapped, no stored in dry barn, $5 per bale. Smith cow hay, $25, large quantity discount, in barn $45, outside $42. Lawrence WEBSITE weeds, cured without rain, in barn, Co., Mize, 601-765-5634. will deliver. Madison Co., Canton, 601- Co., Jayess, 601-695-9860 or 601-695- www.msmarketbulletin.org $40 . Lee Co., Guntown, 662-321-1314. 937-0672. 9010. E-MAIL Horse & cattle hay that’s well fertil- 4x5 round bales of mixed grass hay, [email protected] ized, limed & weed controlled, 4x5 net 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, well fertil- Bahiagrass hay, square bales $5, round cured without rain, stored outside $25. wrapped round bales of bahiagrass hay, ized, cured without rain, square bales bales $45; Mixed grass cow hay round Hinds Co., Utica, 601-259-5016. Mississippi Market Bulletin barn stored on pallets, delivery avail- $5, 4x5 rolls $30 or $35, other hay bales, $25 & up, fertilized, in barn, (USPS 354-340) available, call for details. Neshoba Co., able, $40. Greene Co., Lucedale, 601- delivery available. Simpson Co., Ma- Hay for horses & cows, stored in barn, Published semi-monthly by the 508-7115. Union, 601-562-8134. gee, 601-849-3210. Mississippi Department 4x5 rolls $35, 4x3 rolls $15, also erosion control hay at $10 & $25. Harri- of Agriculture and Commerce Bermudagrass square bales, barn 2020 crop 4x5 round bales, tight, 2020 crop horse hay, square bales son Co., Gulfport, 228-297-0990. 121 North Jefferson Street stored, sprayed & fertilized, horse string wrapped, fertilized & sprayed, stored in barn, $4 per bale, no phone $25, stored in shed $30, cash only. Ne- contact Joe Hostetler, 4382 Salmon Jackson, MS 39201 quality hay, $6. Jones Co., Ellisville, 4x5 round bales of net wrapped highly shoba Co., Union, 601-938-2019. Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc Periodical postage paid at Jackson, 601-520-8949. fertilized bahiagrass/mixed grass hay, MS, and at additional mailing office. County. $30 under shed or tarp, can load at Presented as a service feature by this 5x5 round bales bahiagrass hay, net 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, farm. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507-1557 Department as authorized by Law, wrapped, $35; 5x5 round bales mixed well fertilized & sprayed for weeds, will 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, 4x5 round bales, fertilized & baled without being Subscriptions are $10.00 per year grass hay, net wrapped, $30, well fer- load in field, $40. Lamar Co., Purvis, 100- 4x5 net wrapped rolls of bermu- to bona fide residents of Mississippi, rained on, $30 per bale in barn, deliv- tilized, weed sprayed, baled in 2020. 601-508-8824. dagrass/bahiagrass mixed, $30, also however advertisers must be actually ery available. Amite Co., Liberty, 601- Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-421- have fertilized square bales, $4.50; engaged in farm or agricultural Argentine bahiagrass hay, square 657-2767. 1727 or 601-954-4500. 18 rolls in shed, $45, can deliver for pursuits. Dealers, buyers, sellers and bales, 2020 crop, fertilized to soil fee. Carroll Co., Sidon, 662-822-3578. business persons engaged in trade 4x5 round bales of bahiagrass hay, fer- sample analysis, cured without rain, 5x5 round bales of fertilized bahia- cannot list items for sale. tilized, baled without rain, $25 stored excellent quality, $5 per bale at barn. grass/mixed, cut every 6-8 weeks, you load, under barn $35, outside $25. 2020 crop 5x5 round bales of bahia- All matters dealing with the purpose outside, $35 in barn, you haul, I load. Greene Co., Lucedale, 601-543-3266. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-942-7339. grass hay, limed & fertilized, cured of this publication should be addressed Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, 504-717- without rain, twine wrapped, will load, Bahiagrass hay, 2020 cutting, fertil- to Claude Nash, Editor. All matters of 6742. $35. Lincoln Co., Bogue Chitto, 601- ized, no rain, 4x5 rolls, net wrapped, 4x5 round bales, 2020 crop, net policy and subjects not dealing with the wrapped, highly fertilized bahiagrass 248-7595. publication should be addressed to the 2020 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass $30. Simpson Co., Harrisville, 601- hay, cured without rain, stored in dry Commissioner. mixed hay, well fertilized, will load, 506-1718. barn, $35. Simpson Co., Rockport, 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, net round bales inside $35, outside $30, In offering this public service to bona 601-955-0708. wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. Stone square bales $5. Scott Co., Morton, 2020 crop 4x5 round bales of bermuda- Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8150. fide residents of Mississippi, we cannot grass baleage, also ryegrass/bermuda- verify the contents of each notice. 601-668-3742. 4x5 round bales of mixed grass hay, grass mixed, $50 per bale. Lawrence Therefore, the availability of these limed, sprayed & fertilized, $20-$30 Bermudagrass hay, square $6, round Square bales of horse quality Coastal Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. pages for listings of agricultural related per bale, also have square bales. Leake $70; Bahiagrass hay, square $5, round items constitutes no warranty on our bermudagrass hay, highly fertilized, Co., Carthage, 601-622-5078. $45; Mixed grass cow hay, round $25 2020 crop 4x5 net wrapped rolls bahia- part of any statement made by parties tight, heavy bales, $6. Grenada Co., & up, fertilized, in barn, delivery avail- grass/bermudagrass, highly fertilized to such proposed transactions. Grenada, 662-809-2003. 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, barn kept, able. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506- & limed, cured without rain, in barn, heavily fertilized, string tied, $35; 2455. The Mississippi Market Bulletin 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, 4x5 wrapped sweet smelling, tight rolls, will load, Spring mix, $25, will load. Clarke Co., assumes no responsibility for any round bales, fertilized, herbicide used, $40. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, 601- Shubuta, 601-917-8809. 4x5 round bales of mixed grass hay, notice appearing in the Bulletin nor all bales cured without rain, in barn, 480-2220. baled with net wrap, well fertilized, no for any transaction resulting from great for cattle or horses, $40. Pearl 4x5 rolls net wrap mixed grass hay, rain, can load, $35 each. Prentiss Co., published notices. River Co., Poplarville, 985-768-7722. 2020 crop 100+ 4x5 rolls of mixed $25, free delivery 25 or more bales Booneville, 662-416-1927 or 662-416- Advertisers are cautioned that it is grass hay, string tied, $22; Also second within 50 miles; Square bales of bahia- 1452. against the law to misrepresent any 2020 crop great buffalo hay, $30 each cutting of mixed grass hay, very good grass hay, $4.50. Yalobusha Co., Water product offered for sale in public or 10 or more rolls $25 each. Neshoba hay, 100+ 4x5 rolls, $30. Chickasaw Valley, 662-417-3611. Feed corn or deer corn, 55 gal. drum notice or advertisement carried in any Co., Union, 601-504-3346. Co., Houlka, 662-448-0243. for $30, bring your own drum. Tate publication that is delivered. 2020 crop second cutting bahiagrass Co., Senatobia, 662-260-6660. 2020 crop bahiagrass hay, 4x5 net 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of fertilized mixed hay, 5x4 round bales, net wrapped, fer- POSTMASTER send address changes to: wrapped round bales, fertilized & grass hay, $25 outside & $30 in barn. Ear corn, $200 per ton; Shelled corn, Mississippi Market Bulletin, P. O. Box tilized to soil test, sprayed for weeds, cured without rain, kept in barn, $30. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-527- 1118 Jackson, MS 39215 (DMM 455.2i). hay analysis available, can load, $40. $240 per ton. Stone Co., Perkinston, Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-832-8824. 6776. Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-206-1694. 601-762-5419. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 7

ANIPRO liquid feed, 25% protein, Wood-Mizer custom sawed lumber fireplace, tin 10’ x 2’ 6”, $800 for all. POULTRY & FOWL WANTED 5% fat, with limiter, $2.85/gallon; FARM BUILDINGS or will saw your logs (maximum size Rankin Co., Puckett, 601-613-2806. ANIPRO calf receiver, 10% protein, 30” x 20’) at my location. Rankin Co., Lubing breeder house drinkers for 2 $2.60/gallon, feed cost 35¢ per day Brandon, 601-331-8490. Old crib that was used to put ear corn & MATERIALS houses. Walthall Co., Kokomo, 985- per head. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- in years ago, last 20 years used to store feed until I sold my cows, $500 cash. 515-9505. 8731. All items listed in this cat- Custom saw your logs into lumber egory must be farm/agriculture & process your lumber into tongue/ Union Co., Myrtle, 662-317-8042. MIX 30 liquid feed, 16% protein, 10% related. All items must be offered groove, shiplap, bead board, log cabin EQUIPMENT TRAILERS fat, $1.30/gallon, delivery available, for sale or their services offered board & much more. Neshoba Co., by persons in Mississippi actu- Philadelphia, 601-416-1636. & WAGONS WANTED lick wheel feeders/tote tanks available. WANT ADS ally engaged in agricultural work. Amite Co., Summit, 601-248-7967. No commercial, dealers, buyers, Portable sawmill services, Wood-Mizer All items listed under the this cat- Bumper hitch (pintle or ball) tandem egory must be agricultural related. sellers or business person engaged hydraulic mill, will come to your loca- trailer with 8 hole axle lugs, like to MIX 30 liquid feed, feed cows, calves, Out-of-state residents are allowed to in trade are allowed to advertise. tion & mill your logs into lumber. Car- trade for my triple axle 8 hole lug trail- sheep, goats, deer, 16% protein, 10% advertise in this category. Only in-state residents are allowed roll Co., Carrollton, 662-809-1175. er, need smaller trailer. Lauderdale vegetable fat, $1.30/gallon. Lawrence to advertise within this category. Co., Meridian, 601-681-4495. Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. POSTS & FENCING CROPS & SEEDS WANTED GROUND COVER, LUMBER FOR SALE CONSTRUCTION Cedar posts, $1 & up; 8’ cedar split Old-timey blue stem collard seed, also EQUIPMENT WANTED MULCH & FERTILIZERS & CUSTOM SAWING rails, $5.50; 10’ cedar split rails, $6.50. looking for Stone Mountain water- Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- melon seed. Clarke Co., Quitman, 601- 4495. Good solid battery box for JD 450C Erosion control hay, 4x5 & 4x3 rolls, Wood-Mizer lumber, 87 pieces includes 776-3999. dozer. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, $10 & $25. Harrison Co., Gulfport, 12- 1x10x14, 20- 2x4x8, 16- 2x6x8, Pipe, 3 1/2” OD, 1/4” wall, clean & Buy gourds in bulk quantity, central- 601-795-7477. 228-297-0990. 6- 1x8x16, 7- 1x6x12, 5- 1x10x16, other sizes, dried & in building, $750. welds good, 30’-40’ lengths, $2/ft. Lin- south MS. George Co., Lucedale, 601- coln Co., Brookhaven, 601-835-5304. 770-0239. Small dozer, 350 Case, JD or Komatsu Square bales of mulch hay, $4 each. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-824-5850. 21 preferred, must be in good condi- Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-484- 1,000 BF pine lumber, cut 1”, 12’-16’ 2 3/8” pipe - not tubing, $1/ft; 3 1/2” FERTILIZERS & tion. Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662-234- 0610 or 601-483-5432. pipe, $2/ft., good access, will load, call length, $1 BF. Webster Co., Mathiston, 5426. 662-263-6596. for details. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, MULCH WANTED Wheat straw, square bales $5, round 601-847-1153. FIELD EQUIPMENT bales $45, discount on large quan- Kiln drying/planing your lumber, new Buy 5 gal. buckets of rabbit manure, tity, clean, in barn, delivery available. or salvaged, can process your lumber 2 3/8” tubing $34/joint; 2 7/8” tub- pick up or delivered. Chickasaw Co., & PARTS WANTED Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. into T/G flooring, V/G wallboards or ing $36/joint; 3 1/2” tubing $75/joint; Okolona, 662-231-4179. cabinet material, prices starting at 3 1/2” drill pipe $125/joint; 4” drill Wheat straw, $4 per square bale. Ben- pipe $175/joint. Adams Co., Natchez, IH 6, 8, or 12 row vibra shank cultiva- 45¢ BF. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-325- DOGS WANTED tor or vibra shank feet in good condi- ton Co., Hickory Flat, 662-213-1185. 601-807-1000. 5253. tion. Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662- 2 female German Shepherds, black or 567-4188. Curries organic compost is great for 1x6 #2 white pine, V/G & beaded, 80¢ 70’ of 4’ high chain-link fence & 5 red. Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-810-3419. pastures & gardens, contains natural LF; Cypress beveled siding starting at posts, $300 or best cash offer. Walthall Used 18.4 x 38 tractor tires in good minerals that enrich hay & vegetables, 75¢ LF; Cypress lumber starting at Co., Tylertown, 601-876-3925. condition & that fit 16” rims, reason- analysis available, many return cus- $1.25 BF. Pike Co., McComb, 601-249- EXOTIC LIVESTOCK Build 4 wire fence 85¢ per ft., 5 wire ably priced. Madison Co., Madison, tomers, 40 lb. bags $10, Smith Co., 2936. & PETS WANTED fence 95¢ per ft., also specialize in 601-209-5737, please leave message. Lorena, 601-507-3970. Longleaf pine lumber, 2x6x18- $16; patching fence. Smith Co., Taylors- ville, 601-725-4132. Axis deer, elk & black buck antelope. JD H000 Y disc harrow parts, (1) cap, Quality chicken litter, semi loads & 2x8x18- $20; 2x10x18- $25. Lamar Co., David Williamson, Pearl River Co., front bearing, (2) roller, white iron, spreader truck loads, prices based on Lumberton, 601-436-0124. Barbed/net wire, wood & pipe fence Lumberton, 601-795-3354. (3) cap, rear bearing, parts numbers: miles delivered, spreading available, 7M BF 1”x12’ cypress, dry 3 years, construction, corners & line post are B28299, B28279, B28300. Marksville, prices starting at $150 spreader loads, great color, most clear, lots of wide driven or can be cemented, clearing LIVESTOCK WANTED LA 985-320-8978. $500 semi loads. Stone Co., Perkin- boards, good access, $2 BF. Simpson for new, remove old wire & patching. ston, 601-762-5419. Co., Mendenhall, 601-847-1153. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-668-7780. Nice young jenny for sheep guardian, Old stiff shank cultivators. Lamar Co., standard size, experienced guardian Hattiesburg, 601-297-1274. Chicken litter fertilize, broiler litter White oak lumber, 1” & 2”, $1.25 BF; Do you need post set, T-post drove or with nice cross ideally, good disposi- only, 25+ tons/65 yard loads, will de- Pine lumber, 90¢ BF, call for inquiries. any type of fencing done? Give me a tion. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601- 12’-14’ chain harrow in good shape. liver anywhere, minimal price is $550. Greene Co., Leakesville, 601-525-6162. call. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- 716-5557. Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-916- Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-517-6699. 808-9279. 2018. Pine lumber, 39- 1x12x10, $235; Missouri Fox Trotter or Walking Horse Ag lime delivered to your farm starting Spruce lumber, 24- 1x12x12, $190; FARM BUILDINGS around 10 years old, 15.2 H or bigger, 1971-1972 JD 4320 tractor for parts, $28 per ton within 125 miles of Pop- Spruce, 38- 1x12x16, $395. Smith Co., & MATERIALS gentle & nice gait. Yazoo Co., Bento- need motor. Monroe Co., Smithville, larville, analysis available. Pearl River Bay Springs, 601-764-8314. nia, 662-755-2543. 662-523-4020. Co., Poplarville, 601-337-3082, ask for Stan. Cedar lumber, various widths, 8’ long, Maisonette steel entry door, brand new, White or spotted donkey jack, young, I buy tractors, call & if no answer leave cut with band saw, 75¢ BF; Cypress left hand, with door handle, comes 1 1/2 yrs. old, no taller than 28”, need message, if you do not leave message with frame & metal threshold, 36” x 80”, Ag lime, $25 per ton within 30 mile lumber, $75¢ BF. Jones Co., Ellisville, to grow up with other jennies. Clai- I will not return your call. Hinds Co., 601-477-8500. can send pictures, $300. Greene Co., radius of Tylertown. Walthall Co., borne Co., Utica, 601-535-7616. Jackson, 601-906-8708. Tylertown, 985-515-6655, ask for Richton, 601-394-8837. Cypress beams & lumber starts at Friendly, easy-going goat. Hinds Co., Brent Duncan. Single row middle buster. Noxubee $1.10 BF. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- Gutters 90’, gutter bracket hangers 35, Jackson, 601-287-5638 or 267-377- Co., Macon, 662-549-3001, call/text/ 209-0961. down spout drops with down spouts, 9677. inside corners 2, gutter end 6, gutter leave message. REMEMBER Custom cut lumber for houses, barns, connectors 15, gutter wall mount 10, Gaited Saddle Horse mare, 2-3 yrs. old, Old metal grain bins to relocate for It’s FREE to advertise in the beams, mantels, slabs for any of your $200. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- broke or not broke, I have a Quarter camp/cabin project. Yazoo Co., Ben- Mississippi Market Bulletin, projects, will cut at your location or 5633. Horse that I don’t ride. DeSoto Co., mine, $250 per 1,000 BF. Covington Hernando, 901-485-7239. ton, 601-813-6050. the only requirement is Co., Collins, 601-517-1368. 1- 14’ x 12’ roll up shop door without you have to be a subscriber. hardware, $400. Walthall Co., Tyler- Reg. 2020 fall or 2021 spring Royal Small 1-bottom breaking plow for sub- Formans Portable Sawmill Services, White lamb. Metairie, LA, 504-454- compact tractor. George Co., Lucedale, You are only allowed town, 601-876-5530. I have Wood-Mizer LT70 & have been 0652. 205-412-4450. to advertise TWO ADS sawing for 15 years, will, be glad to 1,400 sheets of roofing tin, 20’ x 42”, throughout the entire discuss sawing for you. Franklin Co., good cond., $18 per sheet, discount on LIVESTOCK 1 used 13-9-36 tractor tire, reasonable Mississippi Market Bulletin, Meadville, 601-384-6727. purchases over 100 pieces. Leake Co., & fair condition. Millry, AL, 251-242- Carthage, 601-278-7321. EQUIPMENT WANTED 1409. only ONE AD per category. Custom sawing with Wood-Mizer, 15 Subscribe online & place ads: years experience, sawn per your speci- 1890 house, 12” sq. x 31’ 6” hand hewn Aluminum (lightweight) ratchet calf Ford 1300 compact utility tractor for www.msmarketbulletin.org fications. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-433- beam, different lengths: 1”x6”, 1”x10”, puller. Leflore Co., Greenwood, 662- parts, need engine parts & tires. Copi- 8344. 1”x12”, 2”x3”, 2”x6”, bricks from 299-6457. ah Co., Crystal Springs, 601-894-2401. Page 8 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

HAY & FORAGE POST & FENCING WANTED Seneca, Cherokee. Panola Co., Bates- Dozer work, land clearing, food plots, est Road, Pontotoc, MS 38863. Ponto- ville, 662-561-5879. etc., 6 hour minimum. Copiah Co., toc County. EQUIPMENT WANTED Hazlehurst, 601-260-2067. Need someone to finish up half done I buy traditional style muzzleloaders, Will do all types of tractor mechanic fencing job. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, pre-64 lever action Winchesters (es- NH BR750 or 750A round baler for Dozer, dump truck, trackhoe, all types work, also paint & restore tractors, 662-231-4179. pecially looking for 44-40), pre-1970 of tractor work & building demolition, parts, it can even have caught on fire. trailers & all types of farm equipment, Marlin lever actions, Savages 99s. deer camps, duck holes, home sites, Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-916- Barbed wire, net wire & T-posts. Nox- very reasonable. Rankin Co., Brandon, Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-310-2247, driveways & ponds, licensed in MS & 2018. ubee Co., Macon, 662-549-3001, call/ 601-466-2172. call or text. insured. Tallahatchie Co., Charleston, text/leave message. 662-458-4021. MISCELLANEOUS H&R Handi rifle or New England single LIVESTOCK 100 used T-posts, must be reasonable. shot rifle in 7.62x39 or 357 Magnum Excavator, dozer, backhoe, tractor, EQUIPMENT WANTED Millry, AL, 251-242-1409. BOARDING & HANDLING caliber, also consider other calibers in dump truck work, stump grinding, some guns with laminated wood stock. side arm bush-hog, top soil, gravel & Plastic culvert 15” diam. x 24’ or lon- PROPERTY WANTED Rankin Co., Florence, 601-845-2113. sand, no job too small, free estimates. For rent, horse barn with 32 stalls, ger. Pike Co., Summit, 601-684-4540. Pike Co., Summit, 601-551-7042. riding arena plus 15 acres, ready busi- Lease 50-75 acres of pasture land for 3/8” thick metal sheets or plates. Mari- MISCELLANEOUS ness operation, monthly rent rate de- cattle in Leake Co., Carthage, 601-672- Forestry consulting, timber sales, termine by number of stalls rented, on Co., Columbia, 601-736-5020. 3490, ask for Glen Crawford. FARM WANTS market your timber to obtain you top $800-$1,500. Pike Co., Summit, 601- dollar, L. Lamar Bullen, Registered Thickness planer, can’t afford new one 551-7540. Father & 2- 12 year old sons looking Old yellow, green, amber canning jars, Forester. Adams Co., Natchez, 601- so if you want a lot don’t call. Mont- for land to lease or family oriented jugs & bottles. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- 431-8022. Email: lamarbullen@hot- gomery Co., Vaiden, 662-392-4480, if Boarding & riding areas on 165 acres, hunting club in DeSoto, Tate, Marshall 882-7389. mail.com. no answer leave message, I will return or Tunica Counties. DeSoto Co., Her- newly remodeled stalls, full service your call. nando, 662-863-7268. I buy license plates, old lanterns, gas Forestry mulching, regain your prop- feeding or pasture. Hancock Co., Kiln, cans, oil cans, old tools advertising erty, underbrush clearing, fire & 601-665-7737. Radial arm saw & table saw. Grenada 1-2 acres of land in Harperville ,area, items, no collection too large. Rankin shooting lanes, fence row clearing, Co., Holcomb, 662-809-5582. call if interested. Scott Co., Forest, Co., Brandon, 601-310-2247, call or statewide, new equipment, add value Full care horse boarding with large 601-506-7288. text. stalls, pasture, turnout, riding arena & Gas powered hydraulic wood splitter. to property. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- 278-7735. round pen, local trainer in Western & Pike Co., Osyka, 601-248-6061, text or 50 +/- acres of timber/hunting land in Noritake Plaza pattern China set; English, feed twice daily, $300/month. leave message if no answer. Panola County, close to Hwy. 6, east of Wrought iron patio table with barrel Forestry mulching, dozer & excavator Rankin Co., Brandon/Reservoir, 601- Batesville, reasonably priced. Grenada chairs. Forrest Co., Petal, 601-520- work, GPS/laser grading, poultry pads, 100 gal. or more propane gas tank with 506-6183. Co., Grenada, 662-934-0099. 2545. erosion control, roads & driveways, data plate. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- house & shop pads, pond & lake con- 441-2145. Christian man interested in leasing struction & repair. Copiah Co., Hazle- hunting land or joining existing family EMPLOYMENT hurst, 601-668-7780. SWAP & EXCHANGE LAWN & GARDEN oriented no alcohol allowed hunting All items listed in the this category club, I have 40 HP tractor with disk/ Advertisements are accepted for EQUIPMENT WANTED Forestry mulching $80/hr., bush- must be agricultural related. You rotary cutter. Jackson Co., Lucedale, agricultural work only. We do not ac- hogging 8’ rotary cutter & disking 8’ must swap and exchange an agricul- 228-623-6391. cept advertisements for housework, disk with 85 HP tractor $60/hr. Pike tural item for an agricultural item. Small push type garden cart. Hinds nursing or companionship needs. Co., Osyka, 601-341-3578. Only in-state residents are allowed Co., Terry, 601-882-7389. Purchase old farmhouse on 20+ acres, Only in-state residents are allowed cash. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-942- to advertise within this category. to advertise within this category. Land clearing, dozer with cutting 2598, call or text. TRUCKS, PARTS & blade & dozer with root rake, acre rates, free estimates. Scott Co., Lake, Ruger Super Blackhawk with 10” bar- ACCESSORIES WANTED Buy 100+ acres of cutover timberland FARM HELP WANTED rel, 44 mag., holster & 143 rounds of south of Hwy. 84. Baton Rouge, LA, 601-287-0286. ammo, swap for Ruger M77 .308 cal., Pickup fuel tank, 85-150 gallons. Cal- 225-938-4657. Need help with maintenance, yard Painting, honest quality painter, over or Browning wood stock. Jackson Co., houn Co., Vardaman, 662-682-7315. work & miscellaneous. Simpson Co., 30 years experience, Marine Corps 500 +/- acres with or without timber, Magee, 601-849-2299. Moss Point, 228-218-2336. within 100 miles of Jackson. Rankin veteran, specializing in interior/exte- Hard top for 2004 Ford F-150 Super rior painting, pressure wash, trailer Co., Pearl, 601-941-2700. Need someone to finish up half done 2007 Arctic Cat 650, 4x4, auto., camo, Crew pickup. Rankin Co., Florence, cool seal roof coating, within 60 miles. fencing job. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, garage kept, body is excellent, runs 601-940-4153. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- Buy 50-60 acres of pasture land in Ya- 662-231-4179. good but smokes some, $1,250 firm or 5467. 1-ton flatbed truck, 1990-1995 model, zoo County for homestead. Yazoo Co., swap for quality gun (guns). Lafayette Canton, 910-308-5415. Need someone to farm approx. 15 in good condition or small problem, Pond sealing services, build & reno- Co., Oxford, 662-816-0560. acres of cow pasture, wanting to have no big problem. Leflore Co., Itta Bena, vate ponds & lakes, also do grout injec- Running Walker Foxhounds straight it farmed in corn, soybeans, peas, pea- 662-515-8376. tion & install siphon systems. Wayne Black amethyst glass, many pieces, on bobcat, will not harm anything but nuts, terrace already made. Greene bobcats, need 3,000+ acres cutover to Co., Waynesboro, 601-410-7222. need an offer starting at $10 each or 4WD 1-ton dump truck in good con- Co., Leakesville, 601-525-7385. hunt anywhere in Southeast. Louis swap for guns, knives or Jeannette dition. Pike Co., McComb, 601-684- Skinner, Neshoba Co., Union, 601- Seeking a property management posi- Blue Delphite. George Co., Lucedale, 6219. 774-5256. FARM WORK WANTED tion for overseeing estate, farm, rural 601-947-4113. lands, meet estate objectives, manage 4 cyl. engine for 2004-2012 Chev. Bush-hogging, front end loader work, operations, organize repairs, coordi- Colorado or Canyon. Pearl River Co., HUNTING, FISHING & Savage Axis 270, 308 & Savage Axis II tilling, disk your fields & smooth your nating buildings & ground services, 223 predator camo with 4-12x40 Bush- Poplarville, 601-772-9422. CAMPING WANTED driveways, summer & fall gardens, caretaking. Pearl River Co., Poplar- nell, all new in box, swap for guns, food plots, in Rankin, Hinds, Madison ville, 985-750-4462. 1975-1979 Ford F-100, 300 6 cyl. en- boats or other hunting items. DeSoto & Simpson County. Rankin Co., Flor- gine, standard trans., for parts or to be Used 4-wheeler, in good cond., reason- ence, 601-940-1729. Stump grinding, free estimates, li- Co., Hernando, 662-863-7268. restored. Winston Co., Noxapater, 662- ably priced, in Southwest MS. Pike Co., McComb, 601-331-1699. censed & insured. Jones Co., Ellisville, 406-9168. Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, 601-319-5248. I have a riding lawn mower, saddle & Leupold 6X or 4X scope, would consid- fix up your old chairs & rockers, text bridle or pony cart that I will swap for Tailgate to fit 2000 Ford F-250 Super er older variable Leupold or Redfield. picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds Stump & tree removal, fully insured, 2 year old gaited mare. DeSoto Co., Duty truck, 7.3 diesel, ext. cab, 2WD, Clarke Co., Quitman, 601-513-2912. Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. have dump trucks, bucket trucks, bob- Hernando, 901-485-7239. must be in great condition. Newton cats, stump grinders, serving south- Co., Decatur, 601-917-9354. 1200 Winchester 12 gauge in good Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- west MS for 10 years, any tree, any Pearson Atlas 34 with all accessories, cond., with ribbed barrel & all the tion & repair, see examples of work at stump, gone today. Walthall Co., Tyler- set at 29” with 28” 70 lb., swap for 17 LUMBER & BUILDING chokes. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-414- Wilson’s Weaving Whittling & Wood- town, 601-248-9399. HMR or 270 Winchester. Greene Co., work on Facebook, send pictures for MATERIALS WANTED 8551. Leakesville, 601-525-7385. pricing. Union Co., Myrtle, 662-296- Tractor work, lot clearing, backhoe, Old guns, working or not. Pike Co., 7777. French drains, free estimates. Rankin Ruger 10/22 target stainless, 20” ham- Black walnut (Juglans nigra) logs 12”- Osyka, 601-248-6061, text or leave Co., Brandon, 601-750-9598. mer forged barrel, laminate wood 15” in diameter, minimum 6’ long, message if no answer. Dozer work, clearing, dirt work, drive- maximum 12’ long or will chain saw ways, certified septic & treatment Upholstery on trucks & boat seats, also stock, swap for 10/22 lite or possibly standing trees as described. Leflore Old Thompson/Center muzzleloader, plant installer. Rankin Co., Brandon, change carpet in boats, no phone con- other firearms in $500 range. Clarke Co., Sidon, 662-458-2989. cap lock or flintlock, Hawken, Cougar, 601-573-1787. tact Abraham Gingerich, 405 Oak For- Co., Quitman, 601-513-2912. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

cluded, $200 for all. Rankin Co., Flor- EGGS Several excellent antique buffets, Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, POULTRY & FOWL ence, 601-845-2113. secretaries, hutches, China cabinets fix up your old chairs & rockers, text that must be sold, prices range from picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds Any poultry & fowl advertised in this Pearl cockatiel adult breeder female, Fresh eggs, free-range, $3/dozen. $350-$750 for outstanding pieces, no Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. category must be raised on your farm. young adult parakeets also available, Simpson Co., Pinola, 601-850-7777. reasonable offers refused. Warren Co., Individuals who are a dealer, buyer, $15-$125. Madison Co., Madison, 601- Vicksburg, 601-618-7478. Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- seller or business person engaged in 856-4730. Eggs from free-range chickens, fed tion & repair, see examples of work at trade are not allowed to advertise. non-GMO grains & seeds, all natu- Black amethyst glass, many pieces, Wilson’s Weaving Whittling & Wood- Only in-state residents are allowed Black-shouldered male peafowl, 2 ral eggs & meat, no steroids, no hor- need an offer starting at $10 each or work on Facebook, send pictures for to advertise within this category. years old, proven breeder, $150. Hinds mones, no commercial feed, $4/dozen. trade for guns, knives or Jeannette pricing. Union Co., Myrtle, 662-296- Co., Terry, 601-951-2992. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662-260-6660. Blue Delphite. George Co., Lucedale, 7777. 601-947-4113. CHICKENS Guineas, 7 hens & 4 roosters available, Free-range pastured brown eggs, FIREPLACE $200. Prentiss Co., Booneville, 662- L $3.25/dozen, XL $3.50/dozen, Jumbo 2 antique tractor wheels, I think 10 Rhode Island Red laying hens, lay- 416-0745. $4/dozen. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937- they’re Farmall brand, flat spokes with INSERTS & HEATERS ing days are over, free. Prentiss Co., 6645. metal cleats, wheels 51” tall plus 3 1/2” Baldwyn, 662-397-1531 or 662-678- 2 male guineas, less than 1 year old, cleats, 6” wide, light rust, $800. Attala Ashley wood heater, can send pictures, 6677. $12 each. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- Farm fresh, large & XL brown eggs, Co., Kosciusko, 601-416-5552. $200. Greene Co., Richton, 601-394- 441-9824. from free-range chickens, gathered 8837. Rare Buff Laced Brahma, Goldlaced & daily, $3/dozen. Hinds Co., Edwards, Antique clawfoot tub with faucets & Blue Brahma roosters, only roosters Homing pigeons, $15 each. Lee Co., 601-946-1699 or 601-942-6894, text or drain fixtures, in very good cond., FIREWOOD & KINDLING available, $10 each; Rare Svart Hona Shannon, 662-767-8851. leave voicemail if no answer. $750. Smith Co., Forest, 601-480- Black chickens, $20 each. Hinds Co., 7554, call or text. Seasoned firewood, $200 per cord, no Terry, 601-951-2992. GAME BIRDS Georgia Giant quail eggs, 50¢ each, phone, contact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. 500 for 45¢ each, 1,000 for 40¢ each. Black hutch with 4 drawers, very old, 532, Mt. Olive, MS 39119. Covington Silkie chicks, born 11/3/20, 11/22/20 in good cond., $100; Gasoline iron County. Pharaoh quail, 1 week old, $1 each. Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, & 12/9/20, $10 & up. Jones Co., Soso, made in 1936, $50; Bedside table, 2 Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795- email: [email protected]. 601-319-9929. doors & magazine rack, $20. Neshoba Half cord seasoned oak firewood, 19” 6397. POULTRY & FOWL Co., Philadelphia, 601-575-1721. long, all split, must be picked up, $65 Barnyard mix biddies, will grow to be cash. Rankin Co., Braxton, 601-845- Coturnix quail, Meat Maker & A&M big chickens, $3 each. Pearl River Co., SUPPLIES 6677. Poplarville, 601-795-6397. White available, $1 & up depending COOKBOOKS & RECIPES on age. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601- Quail equipment: Natureform humidi- Great Christmas gift, “Ethel Baptist Oak & mixed firewood, large pickup Black Copper Marans, 4 months old, 590-6517. stat, $300; Quail transport coops, $30; Cookbook” with over 800 recipes, send load $100; 4x8 trailer load $60; 16’ $15 each; Blue Copper Marans, 18 trailer load $180, Philadelphia & sur- Bobwhite TN Red quail, flight ready, Feeders, 22 lbs. $10, 12 lbs. $5; Wa- $15 check to Cookbook, 2805 Attala months old, $25 each. Lowndes Co., Road 5217, Ethel, MS 39067. Attala rounding towns. Neshoba Co., Car- Crawford, 662-425-0289. $5 each. Union Co., Baldwyn, 662-322- terers, 8’ Ziggity nipple, $5; Tek-Trol Co., 662-674-5621. thage, 601-562-9319. 3006. aerosol disinfectant, $6. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795-4997. English Orpington laying hens, Red Half cord measured out split oak, 19” Bobwhite quail, flight pen raised, $6. CRAFTS & WOODWORK Orpington & Lemon Cuckoos avail- long, $150, whole cord $300, wood is able, 1-2 years old, $25 each. Lowndes Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216-2713. Cypress swings with screws & bolts, measured out with T-post, I charge Co., Crawford, 662-425-0289. FARM HOME Day old quail chicks, Georgia Gi- 4’- $155, 5’- $165, 6’- $175; Gliders, 4’- to deliver. Rankin Co., Richland, 601- 405-4440. Black French Copper Marans, straight ants, $1 each, also have Georgia MISCELLANEOUS $250, 5’- $260, 6’- $280, chains & cup- run chicks, $6 each; Midnight Majesty Giant/Bobwhite flight birds. Scott holder with all. Hunphreys Co., Isola, Seasoned & dry split red oak firewood, Marans, straight run chicks, $3.50 Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, email: All items listed in this category 662-962-4384. 1 1/2 cord for $150. Prentiss Co., each, available first week of Jan. 2021. [email protected]. must be farm/agriculture related. Booneville, 662-728-7605. Montgomery Co., Winona, 662-310- Dealers, brokers or businesses are Cypress swings, $150 & up; Cypress 0231. Coturnix quail, $2-$5. Pike Co., Mc- not allowed to advertise. Only in- gliders, $275 & up; Cypress chair Seasoned & green firewood, delivered Comb, 601-395-3934. state residents are allowed to adver- swing, $125; Cypress chair glider, Serama/BB Red cross Bantams, $5 tise within this category. $250; Cypress birdhouses & bat hous- $225 per cord & $130 half cord, you pick up $180 per cord & $100 half each. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- Georgia Giant quail, flight birds, $5. es, $10 & up. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601- cord. Rankin Co., Florence, 601-331- 580-0564. Smith Co., Raleigh, 769-274-0880. 543-5997. ANTIQUES & FURNITURE 2900. Young ISA Brown hens, starting to lay, Georgia Giant quail, flight condi- Quality cypress swings assembled Antique barber chair with child seat, Seasoned oak, $175 per cord, pick up NPIP certified, $35 each. Hinds Co., tioned, $5. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601- with screws/bolts, 4’- $185, 5’- $225, very old, $700 OBO. Oktibbeha Co., only, will load for you. Lincoln Co., Terry, 601-937-6645. 754-9684. 6’- $255; Farm tables, $425/up; 3’ 0” x Starkville, 662-323-9543. 6’ 8” screen doors, $185, pictures avail- Brookhaven, 601-757-9786. Barred Rock hens, $15 each. Prentiss Lady Amherst’s male pheasant, $125 able. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645. 2 old hand saws, $20 each, cash; Bow Kindling or fat lighter, $30 per wheel Co., Booneville, 662-416-0745. OBO; Bourbon Red turkeys, pairs, saw, $15 cash. Union Co., Myrtle, 662- barrow load. Lamar Co., Lumberton, $120; Royal Palm turkey gobblers, $60 Porch swings, cypress, poplar & oak Silver Sebright Bantams, 8 hens & 6 317-8042. 601-794-7699. & up. Newton Co., Newton, 601-513- with cup holder, assembled with roosters available, farm raised, $125 screws & bolts, $150 & up; Oak rock- 0123. Light colored sofa, large floral pattern for all. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- ing chairs, $150, pick up only. Jeffer- Half cord of red oak firewood, all split, with sewn accent, 6 cushions, 2 throw 441-9245. son Davis Co., Bassfield, 601-943-6781. kept under shelter, $70 per half cord. WATERFOWL pillows, 84” long, Hickory Hill brand, Lee Co., Guntown, 662-255-5388. Chicks: Mottled Cochin & Blue Cochin used little, excellent, in storage, $225 Cypress swings starting at $149; available, half grown, $6. Covington Flying Mallard ducks, $6-$20 depend- negotiable. Madison Co., Gluckstadt, Gliders starting at $249; Cypress, Split oak firewood, $150 per cord, Co., Seminary, 601-408-1461. ing on size; Fawn Runner ducks, $15. 601-856-1882. cedar & oak rockers starting at $159, $75 pickup truck load. Neshoba Co., Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795- cypress tables made on order. Pike Co., Union, 601-663-4194. Rhode Island Reds, laying pullets, $12. 6397. 5’ x 5’ show cabinet, wood display cabi- McComb, 601-249-2936. Franklin Co., McCall Creek, 601-835- net, $200. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, Oak firewood split in December 2019, 1148 or 601-730-2104. Cayuga ducks, beautiful, black with 601-604-3589. Bluebird houses, $6 each or 6 for $30, average 18” long, $150 per cord, $75 green iridescent, $8 each or $15/pair. made from treated fence boards, add per half cord, local delivery available Game chickens, Morgan Whitehackle Newton Co., Newton, 601-507-5751. 3 old wood box large TV’s, 1970s- squirrel guards $2 each. Hinds Co., for extra charge. Tate Co., Senatobia, & Johnny Jumper Kelso, $50 & up. 1960s, Quasar, Sylvania, RCA Victor, Raymond, 601-857-5054. 662-260-6660. Scott Co., Morton, 601-537-3204. Mallard ducks, grown drakes available, photos available, free to good home. $6 each. Yalobusha Co., Oakland, 662- Newton Co., Union, 662-801-3737. For sale or barter a piece of osage or- GOURDS 30 laying hens: Rhode Island Red, 625-9184, call or text. ange wood approx. 6’ long & 2” thick, Dominique, New Hampshire Red & Wood frame steel rail bed 55x76, Impe- $50. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-540- Several thousand gourds, purple mar- Black Sex-link available, 18-24 months Muscovy ducks, males & females avail- rial mattress & box springs, $250. Jas- 0388, call or text. tin $2 each, painted & ready to hang old, $15 each or $12/each for all. Amite able, $6 each. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, per Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. $5 each, smaller gourds $1 each, art Co., Liberty, 601-657-2767. 662-419-7701. Log benches & tables made with cy- & craft gourds $3 each, cannot ship. For sale or barter a 14” diameter press, poplar, maple, birch, sassa- Prentiss Co., Booneville, 662-728- DOMESTIC BIRDS Pomeranian Saddleback geese, 2 males grinding stone, approx. 1.5” thick, can fras, boxelder, cedar, walnut, cherry, 7605. & 3 females available, $75 each or $325 deliver to Choctaw County area, $50. bodock, red oak, white oak, sycamore, 3 Red Rump parakeets, rainbow mul- for all; Rouen ducks, $40/pair. Hum- Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-540-0388, $150/up. DeSoto Co., Olive Branch, Gourds, $3 & up. Covington Co., Sem- ticolored, large store-bought cage in- phreys Co., Louise, 662-571-1484. call or text. 662-893-0051 or 901-494-0216. inary, 601-408-1461. Page 10 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

SEWING & FABRICS $2,800. Walthall Co., Jayess, 601-684- JD 4020, 94 HP, good tires, PTO & lift 5’ Land Pride PTO rotary cutter, model Covington planters, 1-row, 1 spring 0475. work good, tractor in very good cond., RCR 1260, quick hitch, purchased shank & 1 stiff shank, rebuilt planters, Quilt tops, $40 & up; Quilts, $70 & up; no bent metal, $11,000. Marion Co., 2014, good cond., used low hrs., $850. Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601- Baby blankets & quilts, $10 & up. Jas- Farmall Super A, needs alternator Foxworth, 601-441-1417. $1,200 OBO. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601- 297-1274. per Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. & battery, good sheet metal, has 60” 415-7442. Woods belly mower - if I put it on JD 50, ‘53 model, live PTO, front & Cub tractor implements: front & rear 7 pair of Wrangler Pro Rodeo blue $2,400, if not $2,000 firm. Calhoun rear remotes, 3PH, $2,700. Union Co., 6’ Diamond heavy duty drum mulcher, wheel weights, front & rear plows, har- jeans, brand new, never worn, size Co., Bruce, 662-414-8551. Baldwyn, 662-312-9144. excellent cond., only 23 hours used, row, cultv., scratchers, sweeps, tool bar 35x34, $15 per pair. Copiah Co., Hazle- photos available, $23,000. Marion Co., & more, only sell all together, $1,000. hurst, 601-573-2036. Farmall 140, ‘65 model, with cultvs., JD 4440, 2WD, with canopy, pow- Hattiesburg, 601-310-0040. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, 601-892- $3,250; Farmall Cub Black Stripe, ‘76 er shift trans., dual rear wheels & 5513. 4 sewing machines, one a carrying model, 15 HP, with full set cultvs., front blade, $15,900. Smith Co., Bay 6’ Woods heavy duty rotary cutter, rear one & one runs only with foot pedal, $3,250; JD LA, with cultvs., $4,000. Springs, 601-850-3724. discharge, very clean, $1,250. Perry 3PH 2-row cultv., in good cond., $325. all great cond., need to get them out Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662-574- Co., Wiggins, 601-716-6083. Oktibbeha Co., Crawford, 662-418- JD 5065E, ‘18 model, 4WD, loader with of my way, $100. Newton Co., Decatur, 0093. 2890. 601-917-9354. quick attach, quick hitch, enclosed 6’ heavy duty rotary cutter, I have 2 Ferguson TO-35 Deluxe, with FEL, cab, 2 rear remotes, 540 PTO, R1 tires, extra new blades & 2 extra used blades 5’ disk, homemade, frame in good MISCELLANEOUS power steering, low/high range trans., 50 hrs., excellent cond., $43,000 OBO. I have sharpened, leaks a little oil at cond., blades need work, $300. Wayne dual clutch, live PTO, new tires, lights, Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-218-7033. PTO, $1,250. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662- Co., Waynesboro, 601-410-9680. HOME ITEMS hoses, paint, FEL has new hoses, 842-3272. JD 4630, dual wheels, 170 HP, se- Covington 1-row planter mounted on $7,000. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-275- rial #SG115914R 9,750 hrs., rear end cultv., ready to paint, great cond., pic- Maisonette steel entry door, brand new, 7119. 6’ Wolverine rotary cutter, like new, 4630H027301R, enclosed cab, AC tures upon request, $850. Jackson Co., left hand, with door handle, comes $1,600; Hardee SH-360-CO hydraulic works, text for pictures, $22,500. Kem- Moss Point, 228-218-2336. with frame & metal threshold, 36” x 80”, Ford 9N, recently reworked & painted, ditch bank cutter, $2,500. Waltahll per Co., Scooba, 404-216-8325. lights, 3PH is perfect, $2,500. Webster Co., Tylertown, 601-876-5530. can send pictures, $300. Greene Co., Covington 2-row planter, $2,000; Richton, 601-394-8837. Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Kubota L3200 HST, 4WD, with bucket, 6’ Big Bee Agra X rotary cutter with 2 Covington 1-row planters, $400 each. hard top & rotary cutter, bought in Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-794-7699. Single serving Nespresso Cappuccino Ford 3400, will not run, needs tires, stump jumper, like new, $1,150. Clay 2014, one of the last tier 3 engines, maker, paid $200, asking $100 OBO; has front end loader, $1,500. Pike Co., Co., West Point, 662-494-2328. only 275 hrs., $16,000 OBO. Hinds 7’ Bush-Hog disk, heavy duty, 24” Food Saver Professional Size 18” with McComb, 601-684-6219. Co., Clinton, 601-415-7442. blades, 10” spacing, $3,000. Madison bags & rolls of plastic, paid $300, ask- 10’ JD pull type rotary cutter, used only twice, $10,500. Lowndes Co., Co., Camden, 601-937-3032. ing $150. Pearl River Co., Picayune, Ford 8N, 12 volt, motor rebuilt, new Kubota L3010, ‘98 model, 30 HP, 862 Columbus, 662-329-5047 or 662-327- 985-590-8411. radiator, lift pump rebuilt, good proj- hrs., 4x4, canopy, front weights, hy- 12’ pull type Aer-Way aerator, with cyl- 7678. ect for someone, call for more details, drostatic trans., R-4 tires, with 5’ ro- inder, hoses, 4 rear tires, $6,400. Lin- Whirlpool marble tub, 6 jets work $1,500. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, tary cutter, $8,000. Smith Co., Lorena, coln Co., Ruth, 601-754-1494. off air pump, blue with white swirls, 601-955-7589. Bush Hog finishing mower, used one 601-507-0669. time, $1,500. Copiah Co., Utica, 601- matching double vanity top 79 1/4 6’ disk & 4-row cultvs., $900; 1-row 497-4487. long, tub 71 3/4 x 41, $250 OBO. Gre- Ford 3000, gas, power steering, runs Kubota M4700, in good cond., 1,900 plows & cultv., $450 each; 4-row turn- nada Co., Grenada, 662-458-5800. good, needs paint, $2,200. Jackson Co., hrs., light use on small cattle farm, ing plow & 12’ JD disk, $1,000 each. Bobcat implements: 90” finishing Gautier, 228-219-2084. $9,500. Tate Co., Coldwater, 662-501- Covington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. mower, spare belts & wheels, used very Merits brand medical 4-wheel scooter, 9532, leave message on cell phone. everything works, looks new, $1,400. Ford 4000, with new tires, in good little, $4,500. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- 8’ heavy duty disk, 18” blades, $950; Pike Co., McComb, 601-331-1699. cond., $4,200. Perry Co., New Augusta, Long 460, ‘86 model, 45 HP, fair cond., 319-5248. 4-disk row maker, $400. Hinds Co., 601-964-3662. new back tires, used daily, $2,700. Win- Edwards, 601-852-2504. Oreck XL type 2 model AIRPBQ air ston Co., Louisville, 662-705-1221. GRADERS & BLADES purifier, $40. Lawrence Co., Monti- Ford 8N, 12-volt conversion, electronic JD 7100 planter, 15-rows on 8-row cello, 601-748-2263. ignition, everything works, owned 25 Long 360 parts tractor & Long 350 5’ landscape rake, 3PH, $1,000; 5’ ro- toolbar, in good cond., always shedded, years, in good cond., $2,500. Copiah parts tractor, $600; Kubota B7510, tating dirt blade, 3PH, $500. Leake $4,000. Coahoma Co., Clarksdale, 662- Hobart chopper, 18” bowl, looks & Co., Crystal Springs, 601-720-5568. ‘06 model, 4WD, with turf tires, belly Co., Carthage, 601-946-0587. 302-1161. runs good, clean, 110 volt, $1,200. At- mower, box blade, 450 hrs., $6,000. tala Co., Kosciusko, 601-650-8881. Ford 4100, like 3910, factory power Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, 228-861- 5’ landscape rake, new, used 1 time, 5 1/2’ rotary tiller, 3PH, $300. Lauder- steering, independent clutch, pressure 4077. don’t need, $400 OBO. Chickasaw Co., dale Co., Toomsuba, 601-480-2220. Schwinn Comp Blowflex, $75 OBO. plate, radiator, fuel tank, seat & paint, Woodland, 662-456-2844. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-502-3128. 3,300 hrs., looks/cranks/runs/works Mahindra 6000, 2WD, in very good 2005 JD 7340 planter, 8-row bar with good, $6,500. Clay Co., West Point, cond., live rear hydraulics, purchased 6’ Woods RBS72 adjustable blade, 3PH 15 units, 20” row spacing, hydraulic 662-295-2329. new 2001, barn stored, 59 HP, $9,500. attachment, only used once & in excel- row markers non-folding, field ready, FIELD EQUIPMENT Hinds Co., Raymond, 352-874-5750. lent, like new cond., $400. Oktibbeha $8,750. Madison Co., Canton, 601-594- 7718. All equipment listed in this cat- Ford 5000 Log Hog, 2WD, power steer- Co., Starkville, 662-694-9000. MF 533, diesel, like new cond., shed egory must be offered for sale by ing, diesel, water in oil/stuck, $1,650. kept, photo available, hydraulics & Cub disk, single section, lift type, like persons actually engaged in farm- Monroe Co., Aberdeen, 662-315-4020. 6’ grader blade, 3PH, swivels around & canopy, $5,900; MF, 65 HP, diesel, with new, needs paint, $350 cash; Double ing and must have been used on locks in place, great for leveling gravel box blade, $5,200. Amite Co., Liberty, section IH disk for Cub or Super A, their farm in agricultural pursuits. IH 986 for parts, has bad crankshaft, driveways, $500 OBO. Marion Co., 601-810-3659. pull type, $350 cash. Choctaw Co., No commercial, businesses or $1,500. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- Foxworth, 601-736-5057. 876-5530. Mathiston, 662-617-3228. dealers are allowed to advertise. MF 533, diesel, like new cond., shed Equipment bought by farm- 8’ Kilifer box blade, pull type, new, cyl- JD 4230, 100 HP, with 148 front end kept, photo available, hydraulics & inders & hoses, $1,900. Quitman Co., 40’ McFarlane harrow, purchased ers for resale purposes are not canopy, $5,900; MF 65 HP diesel with new in 2020, only used over 75 acres, eligible for this free advertising. loader & JD HX14 rotary cutter, Crowder, 662-561-2469. $25,000. Covington Co., Seminary, box blade, $5,200. Amite Co., Liberty, $16,000; 1-row cultv., with rolling Only in-state residents are allowed 601-810-3659. fender, $200. Union Co., New Albany, to advertise within this category. 601-517-5700. Box blade, $450. Covington Co., Col- lins, 601-477-5458. 662-538-8276. JD 6140M, ‘14 model, 4x4, cab/air, MF 471, 4x4, with Quicke Q720 loader, TRACTORS new JD 620R loader/joystick, 16 speed 4 new tires, 4 hydraulic outlets, 2,224 GRINDERS & MIXERS 6’ or 7’ JD pasture dream, $750; 2-row PowrQuad trans., new tires, $65,000; hrs., canopy, $18,900. Lincoln Co., Covington planter with 7 plow cultv., JD 4850, ‘84 model, cab/air, $26,500. Brookhaven, 601-695-0832. $600; 2-bottom pan plow, $300. Ponto- Allis-Chalmers G, with cultvs., good IH 1050 grinder mixer, ground corn toc Co., Pontotoc, 662-760-6729. Madison Co., Flora, 601-506-5040. tires, no gas tank, not running, good NH TN75D, 75 HP, 540 PTO, cab/ this year, under shed, no salt, had & straight, $1,450 cash. Choctaw Co., heart surgery & no more scooping, Blue Ribbon 1-row raised bed maker, JD 2355, new back tires, new brakes, air, good tires, ready for work, 3,000 Mathiston, 662-617-3228. hrs., loader prepped, no blow-by, tight $1,000. Montgomery Co., Winona, model 5304, makes row, lays black new fuel pump, $10,000. Sunflower machine, $20,000. Montgomery Co., 662-310-5187. plastic & irrigation pipe all at once, Co., Sunflower, 662-836-7323. Deutz 7007, runs good, $4,500. Scott French Camp, 662-310-2888. plus extras, excellent cond., $2,950. Co., Forest, 601-573-2559. JD 4310, 31 HP, shed kept, 4WD, no PLANTING & TILLAGE Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-342-0300. 2 Farmall A’s, 1 for parts, 1 runs good loader, $11,000. Pike Co., Summit, CUTTERS & MOWERS with 2 new rear tires, $1,500 takes all. 601-341-7874. 8’ IH hydraulic disk, good blades, PICKERS & HARVESTERS Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. 5’ rotary cutter, good gear box, stump $1,650; 9’ JD disk, good blades, $1,500; JD 5085E, 170 hrs., like new, 4WD, 85 jumper, good blade, looks bad but 4-row do-all, $1,500; IH 56 4-row 2- 9960 inline pickers, picked 2020 Farmall Cub, yellow, with belly mower, HP, cab/air/radio, $48,000 cash only. works good, $400. Wayne Co., Waynes- planter with disk openers, $1,500. Tip- crop, 2- 9960 pickers for parts with used only to cut grass, runs excellent, Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382-0091. boro, 601-410-6008. pah Co., Ripley, 256-366-2530. 8 complete inline heads, many good January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 spindles/extra parts, sell all together 2 Ford 501 6’ 3PH sickle mowers for 20’ x 8’ heavy duty bumper pull deck all glass is good, will send photos, not K&N performance air intake system $20,000. Holmes Co., Pickens, 662- parts only, $60 each or both for $100; over trailer, 12,000 lb. axles, good willing to pay $4,500 - don’t call. Lin- with Hypertech programmer for 2013 571-3893. JD 39 sickle mower, 9’ cut, $200. cond., $2,300. Leake Co., Carthage, coln Co., Brookhaven, 601-669-6330. Ford F-150 pickup with 5.0 eng., $500 Union Co., New Albany, 662-538-8276. 601-214-6320. cash for both. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662- SPRAYERS & SPREADERS Ford F-350 dually ‘13, 4x4, King Ranch 842-3272. Hay spear for round bales, 3PH, slight- 20’ x 8’ gooseneck flatbed trailer with Edition, Super Crew, 4-door, diesel, ly used, $200 OBO. Marion Co., Fox- ramps, 7,000 lb. axles, $4,000 cash 120,561 miles, one owner, in excellent 6 Goodyear 255/70R/22.5 tires, 16 ply, JD 605 tandem 5-ton fertilizer spread- worth, 601-736-5057. only; 40’ flatbed gooseneck trailer with cond., $37,500. Union, 601-562-9549. 45,000 miles, $150 each. George Co., er, $2,500. Smith Co., Bay Springs, ramps, 12,000 lb. axles, $6,500 cash Lucedale, 601-508-3831. 601-850-3724. 2 JD green choppers, new reduced only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382- Ford F-150 ‘13, XL, ext. cab, 8’ bed, price, $8,500 & $7,500. Walthall Co., 0091. white, one driver, all maintenance 4 used Firestone 205/60R/15 tires, IH 101 manure spreader, in good Tylertown, 985-515-6655. documents, road ready, $10,000 firm. 95% thread, $100 for all. Lincoln Co., cond., $350 cash only. Simpson Co., 26’ alum. demolition trailer, ‘76 model, Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-656- Wesson, 601-695-9750. Magee, 601-849-5486. JD 547 round baler, 5x6 bales, excel- with 5’ sides, wheels stay on ground, 8514. lent cond., all chains, belts & bearings no title, $6,500. Jackson Co., Gautier, 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra black brush 3PH seed/fertilize spreader, $200. are in good cond., $7,500. Marion Co., 228-219-2084. Ford F-250 ‘16, Super Duty, Lariat, guard, in good cond., free delivery Amite Co., Liberty, 601-810-3659. Foxworth, 601-441-1417. 4x4, 6.2, gooseneck, leather, loaded within 50 miles, $150 OBO. Stone 48’ flatbed alum. trailer with tie down out, heated/cool seats, 67,000 miles, Co., Lumberton, 601-716-5555, phone AG TRAILERS & CARTS Kubota DM2028 9’ hay mower, in ex- straps, perfect for hay or hauling no accidents, nothing wrong, good gas only, no texts. cellent cond., $9,000. Perry Co., New objects to strap down, $4,500; 20-ton mileage, $35,500. Newton Co., Deca- M&W grain cart, 6-hole rims, good Augusta, 601-964-3662. Trail King tagalong equipment trailer, tur, 601-917-9354. Cargo bed divider, fits 2011 Chev. Sil- tires, $1,500 firm. Jefferson Davis Co., $5,800. Kemper Co., Scooba, 404-216- verado, retails around $300, asking New Hebron, 601-792-8978. NH green chopper, ‘14 model, in good 8325. Ford F-150 ‘00, reg. cab, V6 eng., new $150, will trade. George Co., Lucedale, cond., $6,500 cash only. Marion Co., battery & tires, won’t run above idle, 601-947-4113. KBH ST250 seed tender, in excellent Kokomo, 228-861-4773, call or text. 53’ Utility Reefer, ‘00 model, $7,000. work truck, $1,000. Stone Co., Wig- cond., one owner, $10,000. Benton Rankin Co., Richland, 601-939-3104. gins, 601-928-8110. New Double-Diamond winch bumper Co., Hickory Flat, 662-213-1185. NH 66 square baler, ‘51 model, with for 1999-2003 Chev. 2500, bed liner constant air cool motor, needs TLC, 2 Utility refrigerated trailers, ‘06 mod- Ford F-250 ‘96, XLT, ext. cab, 7.3 liter coating, front receiver hitch, pictures els, with good floors, Carrier Ultima $1,500; Ford 501 sickle bar mower, Power Stroke diesel, 5 speed manual available, $500. Coahoma Co., Lula, AG PARTS & TIRES units - hours in low 20’s, virgin 70% $450; NH sickle bar mower, $750. trans., 140,061 miles, gooseneck 662-902-1572. rubber, good brakes, $8,500 each or Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662-574- hitch, heavy duty bumper & brush Spacers & studs to mount dual wheels $14,000/pair. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 0093. guard, $12,500. Smith Co., Mize, 601- 2 used tires Goform Classic GTO on Ford tractor (2000-3000), $100. 601-717-0115. 517-1821. LT245/70R17, $50 for both; 1 used Yalobusha Co., Water Valley, 662-816- NH 644 round baler, 4x5 bales, twine P275/55R20, 10,000 miles on it, $50. 2177. Semi flatbed trailers for bridge, only, wide pick up reel, new sledge Ford F-250 ‘07, Lariat, Super Duty, Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. with all metal floor, 45’ long $4,950; frame idler, sledge gears good cond., 4x4, 6.0 diesel, 440,000 miles, needs Cub tractor rear wheel weights, $100; 48’ long $5,280, no titles. Jones Co., upgrading to bigger baler, $7,500. At- some work, $5,000. Hinds Co., Ed- Super A tractor rear wheel weights, Laurel, 601-498-4235. SUV’S & VANS tala Co., Vaiden, 601-416-7878. wards, 601-260-2758. $100. Choctaw Co., Mathiston, 662- Trailer made from the back part of old Chev. Tahoe LT ‘12, 4x4, Z71 package, 617-3228. NH 644 round baler, in good cond., pickup, has old vehicle trunk box at- Ford F-250 ‘02, XLT, SD, one owner, leather interior, no sunroof, second $5,800. Smith Co., Bay Springs, 601- 7.3 turbo diesel, auto. trans., 2WD, red 2 Goodyear 18.4 x 38 tractor tires, 50% tached, overload springs, $100. Wash- row bench, third row folding, excel- 850-3724. with gray cloth interior, tow package, tread, $400 for pair. Attala Co., Kos- ington Co., Leland, 662-686-2035, if lent condition inside/out, 203K miles, gooseneck, 211,000 miles, $11,500. ciusko, 601-259-9379. no answer, calls will be returned. $9,800. Attala Co., Kosciusko, 662- Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-624- 832-4080. Lift arms for IH 140, never been used, TRAILERS, TRUCKS Trailer made out of pickup truck bed, 5454. front mounting frames, $450. Coving- $250. Newton Co., Decatur, 601-504- Chev. Trailblazer ‘08, 4x4, 117,000 Ford F-250 ‘03, King Ranch, white/ ton Co., Seminary, 601-408-1461. & MACHINERY 1066. miles, 6 cyl., auto., good cond., $5,200. gold, 2WD, new injectors, new start- Union Co., Baldwyn, 662-312-9144. No commercial, businesses or dealer, excellent tires, smokes, 294,000 12.5/80-18 front tires & rims, 1 is at ers are allowed to advertise. Trailers, TRUCKS miles, one owner, $5,000. Yazoo Co., Dodge Ram 2500 cargo van ‘97, with 95% tread, 19.5L-24 R-4 rear tires Trucks and Machinery bought by Vaughan, 601-278-6467 ask for David. 92K miles, 3.1 V-6, auto., Reese 2” 75%, JD rims off 5105 4WD, $750. Lin- individuals for resale purposes are Chev. Sierra ‘08, Z71, 4-door, 180,000 hitch, AC/heat, starts & runs great, coln Co., Summit, 601-248-5009. not eligible for this free advertising. miles, excellent cond., plum colored, new tires, second owner, $2,000. Only in-state residents are allowed $12,000 negotiable. Sunflower Co., TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-927-1544. 4 Goodyear tires 67x34.00, mounted to advertise within this category. Sunflower, 662-836-7323. & PARTS on 14 hole JD rims, in very good cond., Jeep Cherokee ‘94, black, $9,000. $2,800. Perry Co., New Augusta, 601- Chev. Silverado 1500, reg. cab, LWB, 1946-1948 Ford V-8 motor, trans., & Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, 601-513- 964-3662. UTILITY & EQUIPMENT 4.3 V-6, auto. trans., AC, 67,000 miles, radiator. $1,000. Rankin Co., Brandon, 3670. TRAILERS clean no issues, in very good cond., 2 antique tractor wheels, I think 601-824-5850. $6,500. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-209- Suzuki Jimney, 3 cyl. turbo charged, they’re Farmall brand, flat spokes with 7624. all the bells & whistles, winch, safari metal cleats, wheels 51” tall plus 3 1/2” 8’ heavy duty trailer with ramp, 20” KMC Slides black in color rims, 5 rack, custom bumpers, AC/heat, ste- cleats, 6” wide, light rust, $800. Attala bought new & used twice, always ga- Chev. Colorado LT ‘18, crew cab, short lug, universal fit, less than 5,000 miles reo, great for mud, right hand steer, Co., Kosciusko, 601-416-5552. raged, good tires, $750. Forrest Co., bed, 30K miles, original owner, V-6 en- on tires, $850; Cooper Discoverer STT $6,000. Pike Co., McComb, 601-248- Hattiesburg, 601-520-5715. gine, Leer topper, all power & loaded mud grip tires, 35x12.50x20, $225. 0067. OTHER AG IMPLEMENTS with $4,000 in accessories, warranty, Scott Co., Morton, 601-732-8772. 10’ x 6’ 6” tilt trailer, 3 years old, 3,500 $27,750. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-317- 5- 17” Ford dually rims, came off 2015 Toyota Sequoia, ‘01 model, approx. lb. axle, $900. Itawamba Co., Fulton, 0208. Receiver, 3PH, with 1 7/8”, 2” & 2 662-401-3481. Ford F-350, in good cond., $250. Perry 185K miles, rear driver’s side dam- 5/16” balls, move anything with your Chev. Silverado ‘14, 2WD, V-6, great Co., Beaumont, 601-543-5215. aged, many new parts, no time to fix, tractor that you move with your truck, 14’ x 7’ enclosed trailer, ‘16 model, 2 gas mileage, very clean, garage kept, still drivable, $1,700 negotiable. For- new, never used, $250. Pike Co., Sum- axles, 7,000 lb. GVWR, rear fold down 108K miles, $15,000. Amite Co., Lib- Red camper shell, nice cond., off Tun- rest Co., Hattiesburg, 769-223-9248. mit, 601-684-4540. door, side door, 5 new tires, $3,500. erty, 601-810-3659. dra ext. cab, $325; Early ‘90s model Clarke Co., Shubuta, 601-480-4245. Dodge Dakota rear end, complete, INDUSTRIAL Metal lift pole, 3PH, $250. Leake Co., Datsun ‘82, 4 cyl. Nissan eng., 5 speed, $295. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-470- TRUCKS & VANS Carthage, 601-946-0587. 16’ x 7’ 6” trailer, tandem axle, new AC, been completely redone, show or 2261. tires, good cond., $1,000 firm. Nesho- drive, $7,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, 6’ gin pole, never been used, $60. ba Co., Philadelphia, 601-656-8514. 662-263-6596. 4 Ford white spoke rims 15x8, 5-hole, 2000 Ford F-450 dump truck, 7.3L Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601-410- $80; Heavy duty Ford F-350 rear Power Stroke diesel, 6 speed manual, 6008. 20’ car hauler trailer with dovetail & Dodge 3/4-ton ‘07, 4WD, 4-door, SWB, chrome bumper, 10K rated, with back- reg. cab, 2WD, excellent cond., only hideaway ramps, $3,500. Simpson Co., 6.7 Cummins, auto., 183,000 miles, up lights, $250. Grenada Co., Grenada, 108,000 actual miles, no blow-by, cold HAY & FORAGE Braxton, 662-602-0233. white with gray leather Laramie inte- 662-458-5800. AC, $11,500. Copiah Co., Wesson, 601- EQUIPMENT rior, AM/FM/CD, rear entertainment, 757-5743. 20’ x 82” Triple “R” car/equipment new tires, $21,000. Seminary, 601- Jeep Wrangler JK OEM factory hard hauler, ‘01 model, good cond., 30” 818-5711. doors, fits 2011-2018, equipped with 1996 International 4600 cab/chassis, Deutz-Allis 250 hay tedder/rake, in fair dovetail & ramps, VIN & State of MS power windows & power mirrors, very LWB, gooseneck hookup, 7 speed with cond., $425. Oktibbeha Co., Crawford, title, 3,500 lb. dual axles, $850. Cov- Ford F-100 ‘64, 223 project truck, nice, can email pictures, $995. Hinds PTO, $4,500; 2004 Ford F-750, Cat. 662-418-2890. ington Co., Seminary, 601-722-3644. driveable, 99% original needs a seat, Co., Terry, 601-317-0208. diesel motor, 20’ flatbed, air brakes, Page 12 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

$8,500. Scott Co., Forest, 601-573- 1957 Ford F800 log truck, very reliable Blacksmith post vise, over 100 lbs., not alum. tank, $65. Jones Co., Ellisville, 2000 Sooner 3-horse slant all alum. 2559. 5 speed, 32,000 miles, still in use, light many left this size, price is firm $400; 601-470-2261. gooseneck trailer, complete living on fuel, $4,200 firm. Calhoun Co., Anvil, 110 lb. Hay Budden, good top & quarters, electric jacks, stall fans, 1994 International 4700 truck, 16’ flat- 55 gal. plastic barrels, screw top, $25. Bruce, 662-414-8551. edges, $700. Pearl River Co., Picayune, shower, commode, sink, refrigerator, bed with 1,250 gal. heavy duty tank, 601-798-8238. Adams Co., Natchez, 601-870-8122. microwave, TV, stereo system, like set up to deliver liquid feed, very clean Turbo saw, excellent cond., cuts up to truck & tank, $10,000. Pearl River Co., 20” trees behind tractor, $4,000; Grap- K.O. Lee surface grinder with 6x18 150 gal. propane tank, painted, new new, $21,900. Scott Co., Lake, 601- Gumpond, 601-796-9260. ple, $2,000. Marion Co., Columbia, magnetic chuck, $4,000; Brown bonnet & float resealed, $350. Marion 775-3733. 601-441-0456, call or text for pictures. Sharpe #5 surface grinder with 8x24 Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. 2012 Freightliner Coronado day cab, magnetic chuck, $4,000, both have 2000 Sundowner 3-horse slant goose- 104K miles, ISX Cummins, Fuller 10 Woods SG100 3PH stump grinder, re- additional wheels. Hinds Co., Crystal 3,000 gal. fuel tank, with 110 volt neck trailer, complete living quarters, speed, $60,000; 2008 International quires at least 50 HP & dual remotes, Springs, 601-260-9801. pump & hose, $1,000. Coahoma Co., electric jack, fans in stall, generator, Lula, 662-902-1572. ProStar day cab, 160K miles, ISX in very good cond., photos by text, shower, commode, sink, AC, cook- Belsaw thickness planer, 9103 12”/ Cummins, Fuller 10 speed, $37,000. $1,600. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-613- top, new water heater, drop windows, Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-835- 6159, call or text. 3 HP motor, extra knives, rollers DAIRY EQUIPMENT $14,500. Sunflower Co., Cleveland, 5304. sprocket for changing feed seed, $425. 662-719-5003. 20 acre tract of pine paper timber & Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-529-5300. Bucket milker & vacuum pump, $500. CONSTRUCTION some saw logs, must clean up. Alcorn Rankin Co., Richland, 601-613-1290. Co., Corinth, 662-808-3908. Radial arm saw, $200; Band saw, $150, Custom built 4-wheel horse drawn EQUIPMENT both on stand or cabinet, also wood POULTRY EQUIPMENT wagon, 6’ x 12’ x 5’ 8” high inside lathe $100 & set of knives. Neshoba with 2 1/2’ x 6’ x 6’ 8” high porch on LAWN & GARDEN Co., Union, 601-414-8719. D8K 77V hydraulic tilt blade plus C- back, very nice, $3,000. Webster Co., EQUIPMENT 40 used Space-Ray direct spark brood- frame KG, excellent, $42,500; JD 410 20” Delta bandsaw, $500; 10” Delta ers, $50 each. Smith Co., Morton, 601- Eupora, 662-552-6421. backhoe, new brakes, new fuel pump, unisaw, $700; 1 HP Delta shaper, $250; 2018 John Deere X380, 23 HP, hydro- 376-8143. $8,000; Bucirus truck crane, 70’ boom, 24” Grizzly drum sander, $250. Pearl static, 54” mower deck, 87 hrs., in LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT $8,000. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, River Co., Carriere, 601-772-9388. 1,200 Turbomate chick feeders, used excellent cond., $3,800. Madison Co., 601-906-2359. 6 times, excellent cond., $1.25 each, Flora, 601-927-9402. Rubbermaid brand horse water trough AGP magnetic cored drill model LY-35 purchase 200 or more $1 each. Leake Dozer root rake, 8’ $1,695, 10’ $1,895, from Tractor Supply, 50 gallons, 52” capacity 35 m/m, $350; Grizzly model Co., Carthage, 601-278-7321. 12’ $2,375. Webster Co., Eupora, 662- Troy-Bilt Jr. tiller, 1983 original, $450. G9972z lathe with gear box 11”x26”, x 31’ x 11” deep, heavy duty, plumber Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, 601-513- 552-1939. 95% with tools, $2,000. Leflore Co., 100 KW generator, 6 cyl. John Deere installed drain on one end, drain hose 3670. Greenwood, 662-299-1416. diesel, low hrs., runs great, $6,900 included, $50. Madison Co., Madison, 1997 Cat. D6M dozer, 4,500 hrs., OBO. Jasper Co., Stringer, 601-498- 2 Troy-Bilt Horse tillers, $475 each. 601-856-1882. new trans., pins & bushings, pads, Craftsman 26 gal. upright air com- 1045. hoses, cylinder repacked, fresh paint, Amite Co., Liberty, 601-810-3659. pressor, 150 HP, 30 amp, on wheels, in Black feed tub with lids, 40 gal. size, $5 $62,000. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-543- great cond., $225. Lawrence Co., Silver Used feed bins, 14-tons, $500 each; Heavy duty limb grinder, motor each, quantity discount. Rankin Co., 5876. Creek, 504-231-2151. 48” fans with louvers, $350 each. Scott doesn’t work, $25. Rankin Co., Bran- Flowood, 601-594-3156. Co., Morton, 601-900-9635. Komatsu D37-5 dozer, new undercar- don, 601-613-3671. Victory cutting & gas welding torch 2-ton cattle feeder with calf panels, riage, 6-way blade, Allied winch, Cat. with hoses, $250. Newton Co., Deca- Used feed bins, $500 & up, cash only; 236 skid steer, 2,123 original hrs., Cat. OUTDOOR POWER tur, 601-504-1066. Cool cells, 2 yrs. old, $12 each, cash $3,300. Lincoln Co., Ruth, 601-823- bucket-grapple attachment, solid tires, EQUIPMENT only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382- 4174. $15,000. Smith Co., Lorena, 601-507- 220 volt Sears electric welder with 0091. 0669. cables, $250. Newton Co., Decatur, Mineral feeders, 6’ & 12’ long, all con- Husqvarna 345 chainsaw, new bar & 601-504-1066. structed with treated lumber & tin chain, $150. Chickasaw Co., Wood- LIVESTOCK Bobcat attachments: 80” 6-way dozer roof, 6’- $375; 12’- $600. Wayne Co., blade, $4,500; 3PH angle blade, $650; land, 662-456-2844. Millermatic 185 wire welder, good ma- TRAILERS & WAGONS Buckatunna, 601-648-2848. 74” general purpose bucket, $1,000; chine, has everything you need. Madi- New 12” chainsaw chain, $20. Madison son Co., Camden, 601-937-3032. 15 degree hydraulic tilt tach, $2,400. 2006 Eby 7’ x 26’ alum. livestock trail- Co., Madison, 601-853-9072. LIVESTOCK TACK Jones Co., Laurel, 601-319-5248. er, new brakes & tires, excellent cond., MISCELLANEOUS $20,000. Tanner Farms, Jones Co., El- Cat. D6 dozer, power shift, tilt blade, 20-ton Craftsman hydraulic log split- Vintage Price McLaughfin 15” dark oil ter with 3-point hookup, $875. Amite EQUIPMENT lisville, 601-319-6640. good cond., $20,000; Komatsu D65 saddle, in excellent cond., with match- Co., Liberty, 601-810-3659. dozer, $12,500, both are good farm Straight load 4-horse trailer with met- ing breast collar, great show saddle, CM Lodestar 1/2-ton electric chain dozers. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- al top, $2,200 cash only. Smith Co., Mt. Stump grinder, made by DR, 9 HP, hoist, never been used, $1,500. Nesho- $1,500. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- 8150. Olive, 601-382-0091. electric start, 85 hrs., push type, not ba Co., Philadelphiahia, 601-656-6287. 876-9515, call before 9 p.m. self-propelled, $1,200. Carroll Co., 6 yard Midland dirt pan, ready to work, Amish forecart, bench & single seat, Carrollton, 662-455-4323. #1 used A-grade 40x48 4-way pallets, Beautiful handmade western pleasure $5,000. Hinds Co., Edwards, 601-260- hydraulic brakes, cargo tray, shafts $5 each; B-grade $4 each. Rankin Co., 2758. unpin & has towing tongue, in great show saddle by Billy Royal in Texas, Pacer water pump, 5.5 HP Briggs & Richland, 601-939-3104. cond., $1,850. Clarke Co., Quitman, 15” seat, lots of silver, light use, wood Stratton, inlet & outlet discharge hos- Shear blade for Cat. or Komatsu dozer, 601-938-8309. stand for display, the real deal, $750. es, barely used, $400; Honda 5.5 HP 4” galvanized flex metal pipe with fit- excellent cond., heavy metal, will go Attala Co., Sallis, 662-582-1595. eng., 3/4 side shaft, $150. Grenada Co., tings on each end, $50. Rankin Co., on Cat. D6C, $4,500. Lawrence Co., 16’ x 5’ stock trailer (old style), bar top Grenada, 662-458-5800. Brandon, 601-613-3671. Jayess, 601-695-0828. with cover, center gate, good rubber, Double J Pazzi 14” trophy saddle, in $1,200. Adams Co., Natchez, 601-445- 100 KW Kohler generator, transfer 200’ of stainless steel wire rope cable, great cond., $1,600. Stone Co., Perkin- 5604. FORESTRY & LOGGING switch, 300 gal. fuel tank, in great $100; R22 Freon in 30 lb. sealed bottle, ston, 601-310-0106. new Freon, $250. Claiborne Co., Port EQUIPMENT cond., $8,500. Simpson Co., Menden- Bumper pull & gooseneck livestock Gibson, 601-535-7557. Cutback show saddle, Whitman brand, hall, 601-405-4048. trailers, dual axle, treated wood floor, good cond., $250; Gaited horse trail 4 tires with 40% tread for skidder or Gutters 90’, gutter bracket hangers 35, covered top, center & escape gate, also saddle, has horn, only been ridden 5-6 cutter, 34” on JD rims, $4,000; Koeh- TOOLS & HARDWARE down spout drops with down spouts, flatbed trailers, $1,500-$4,500. Cov- ring cutting head, $5,000. Attala Co., inside corners 2, gutter end 6, gutter ington Co., Seminary, 601-517-5700. times, $175. DeSoto Co., Olive Branch, Ethel, 662-242-5596. 2 old hand saws, $20 each, cash; Bow connectors 15, gutter wall mount 10, 901-494-3552. saw, $15 cash. Union Co., Myrtle, 662- $200. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- Amish made 1-horse or 2-horse 2-seat Husky Brutt log loader, 4 cyl. Perkins 317-8042. 5633. wagon, never used, excellent cond., 3 saddle blankets, good cond., $25 eng., $10,000; Big Stick log loader 13” tires with back brakes, will send each. Madison Co., Ridgeland, 601- with all hookups, $5,000; Log bolster 2 maintenance toolboxes, shop built, 55 gal. plastic or metal barrels, $12 pictures, $2,500. Noxubee Co., Brooks- 856-5159. bed, $5,000. Webster Co., Mathiston, 26” tall x 30” wide x 60” long, $250; each; 15 gal. plastic barrels, $12 each; ville, 662-574-9074. 662-263-6596. Factory construction Gang Box, 2’ Plastic buckets & plastic milk crates, Show saddles 16 1/2”, hats with cases, wide x 2’ deep x 6’ long, heavy casters, 2004 Sundowner 20’ alum. pro stock $2 each or 3 for $5. Leake Co., Thom- clippers, bits, spurs, silver show halter, 1981 Ford F60 log truck with good $300. Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662-801- astown, 985-696-0035. gooseneck horse/cattle trailer, with headstall with bits, farrier tool sheets, side loader, good 370 V-8 motor, good 6464. middle slide gate & slide in rear gate, trans., & split axle, does not use oil 55 gal. metal barrels, bung hole & rubber mats on floor, great shape, saddle racks, water bucket holder, $5- or smoke, $1,500. DeSoto Co., Olive Post vise, $150. Jones Co., Ellisville, open top, $12; Food grade metal bar- $9,500. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- $850. Sunflower Co., Cleveland, 662- Branch, 662-893-0051. 601-543-5997. rels, open top, $25; 50 gal. round 917-5408. 719-5003. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 13

C2 30 lb. with 30” shaft, $60. Rankin $450. Madison Co., Madison, 601-260- each. Covington Co., Sumrall, 601- rative, $1,500. Lincoln Co., Brookhav- HUNTING, FISHING Co., Brandon, 601-668-0288. 3693. 516-1504. en, 601-695-0832. & CAMPING Used white styro foam blocks, 3’ x 4’ Ruger 10/22 Tactical semi-auto. .22LR Remington model 700-7mm mag, Colt Anaconda 6” 44 mag., $1,895; x 5’, one block will float 3,000 lbs., 3 ATI adjustable stock green & scope, SCCY 9mm, shot only 6 times, 17- Glock 30, 2 barrels, night sights, 9 No commercial, businesses or deal- prices to choose from, $100, $75 or $450; AR pistol .223 with magazines, HRM with stainless bull barrel, all for magazines 6- 10 round & 3- 14 round, ers are allowed to advertise in this $50 each. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498- $700, like new. Hinds Co., Clinton, $700; Lyman reloading equipment & $895. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-502- category. Only in-state residents are 4235. 601-572-4399, call or text. RCBS reloading equipment, $2,500. 3128. allowed to advertise. Pike Co., Osyka, 601-783-6764. CAMPING & ACCESSORIES Winchester model 12 standard grade Nikon M223 4-16x42 SF matte BDC New in box, unfired, Taurus G3 Com- 12 ga., 2 3/4”, full choke, nickle steel 600 rifle scope, new in box, $500; ATVs & UTVs barrel, pre-64 model, excellent cond., pact, comes with 3- 12 round maga- 2019 Jayco Jay Feather 23RB, big rear 1 piece mount M-223 fits Picatinny shot very little, $695. Warren Co., zines & 2- 50 round boxes of 9mm bath, small slide, full time queen bed, rails, $80. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662- 2007 Arctic Cat 650, 4x4, auto., camo, Vicksburg, 601-529-8131. ammo, $350. Amite Co., Liberty, 601- dinette, couch, open floor plan, hitch 983-4427. garage kept, body is excellent, runs 810-3126. & extra external waste tank, $20,500. good but smokes some, $1,250 firm or Beretta A400 Extreme camo 12 ga., Lauderdale Co., Lauderdale, 601-527- Browning X-Bolt in 7mm Reg. mag., trade for quality gun (guns). Lafayette new in box, great duck gun, $1,500. Abercrombie & Fitch 30-06, Mauser 5101. with synthetic stock/blued barrel, Co., Oxford, 662-816-0560. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-940-4489. action, Leupold 3x9 scope, $625; Ru- ger No. 1 300 Winchester Magnum, $600; 100 rounds of Hornady, Ameri- 40’ Allegro Class A motorhome, Cum- Honda Big Red 4x4 side-by-side, one ND-3x40 Subzero Laser Genetics, the $1,000; Remington 742 auto. 30-06, can Whitetail ammo in 6.5 Creedmoor, mins turbo diesel, only 60,000 miles, owner, been in storage, new cond., has ultimate night vision solution, illu- BSA 4x12 scope, $475. Leflore Co., 129 grain, $245. Rankin Co., Brandon, L.R. slide out, satellite, 1st $22,500. top, windshield & doors, $10,000. Web- minate your target at up to 400 yards, Greenwood, 662-299-9995. 601-672-4105. Jackson Co., Biloxi, 228-348-2230. ster Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. still in box, never been used, scope mounts, $225. Alcorn Co., Rienzi, 662- EAA B6 9mm, shot 8 times, with box & CVA 35 Whelen with scope & muzzle 2020 Coachmen bumper pull camper, 36-volt high speed golf cart motor, like 462-8041. owner’s manual, full size night sights, break, $350; Thompson Encore barrel new, $200 firm. Jackson Co., Ocean 34’ including hitch, front/rear air, 2- 16 round magazines, 1 box ammo, 4570, stainless steel with scope mount washer/dryer, fireplace, living area Springs, 228-348-1565. Mossberg 500A shotgun, home de- $465 firm. Covington Co., Collins, & 2 boxes of bullets, $300. Amite Co., with bedroom, too many extras to list, fender pistol grip 12 ga., 2 3/4” - 3”, 817-776-6777. Magnolia, 601-810-9755. $24,875. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- 2007 Kawasaki 4010 Mule, 4x4, 970 $290. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- 672-3490. hrs., green, 2 bench seats, winch, runs 604-3589. 2- 12 ga. Browning barrels, rib, new, 3 Glock 43 holsters, Kydex IWB, Allen good, good tires, $4,300. Lamar Co., made in Japan, 28 full & 30 full, $400 belt, DeSantis Nemesis pocket, right 2020 Palomino Puma travel trailer, Purvis, 601-325-8403. Glock 19 9mm, had it about 3 years each. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-477- hand & 2 nylon ammo pouches, $50. new unit, loaded - all features, model 8500. but has never been shot, $500 OBO. Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-590- 2007 Polaris Ranger 800, with wind- #25RKQB, 50 amp, 2 AC units, fire- Forrest Co., Petal, 601-408-2704. 2741. shield, top & doors, new tires, $5,000. place, too many items to list, must Selling collection of 2 SKS rifles with Holmes Co., Tchula, 662-897-1167. see, $24,000. Scott Co., Lena, 601-407- custom stocks, accessories & ammo, Browning Buck Mark .22 Camper, Thompson/Center Black Diamond 7206. composite pro target 5 1/2” bull bar- have original wood stocks & bayonets, $850. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, inline muzzleloader 50 cal., excellent 2008 Chuckwagon (Landmaster) UTV, rel, case, $350. Lafayette Co., Oxford, made by American Sportswork, elec- 2012 KZ Escalade model 41C 43’ toy 601-665-3764, call or text. cond., sells with accessories, $150; 662-816-0560. tric start, 11 HP Honda eng., tilt bed, hauler, 3 axles, satellite dish, 2 A/C Leather shotgun scabbard, $40. Madi- Ruger M77, stainless, synthetic stock, son Co., Ridgeland, 601-856-5159. factory top, good tires, machine in units, 4 beds, Onan diesel generator, Winchester model 70 .270 stainless, Burris Signature 4-16x44, 260 Rem, good cond., $2,150. Marion Co., Fox- washer/dryer, 5 TV’s, $69,000. Lafay- pillow bedded stock & custom trig- $1,000; Winchester model 70, stain- .30M2AP (30.06) Armor-Piercing worth, 601-731-0027. ette Co., Oxford, 601-856-7799. ger, rarely shot & like new cond., $900 less, laminated stock, Vortex 3.5- 7.62x63mm “Black-Tip” ammo, pene- OBO. Stone Co., Perkinston, 601-528- 1998 Kawasaki Bayou 220, great shape, 2 sets of Falcon tow bars, in good 10x50, 7mm mag, $900. Rankin Co., trates 1” mild steel, 4” reinforced con- 4704. good tires, front/rear racks, 2WD, elec- cond., $150 each OBO; 5th-wheel Pearl, 601-906-1119. crete, 13” dense timber, headstamped tric start, $1,400 OBO. Hinds Co., hitch, $150. Montgomery Co., Kilmi- Rossi 44 mag., lever action, octagon LC4, can be pulled/reloaded, $60/ Clinton, 601-937-5483. Shotguns: Winchester model 42 410 chael, 662-417-7300. 24” barrel, holds 12 rounds, gun looks 20 rounds. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, ga., excellent, $3,500 OBO; Reming- almost new, fired very few times, $700. 601-383-1657. 2016 Polaris Ranger XP 900, power Draw-Tite 20K 5th-wheel hitch, like ton Sportsman 20 ga., like new, $795; Jefferson Davis Co., Carson, 601-441- steering, adult ridden, great cond., new, head floats, $400 OBO. Grenada Browning double auto. ribbed 12 ga., 2135. Reloading dies, .38/357 with crimper, 2,280 miles, 450 hrs., service records, Co., Grenada, 662-458-5800. like new, $950. Warren Co., Vicksburg, $35; RCBS .308, $35; RCBS .223 small photo available, $9,500. Humphreys 601-618-7478. Winchester model 70 7mm mag, $600; base with extra collet sizer, $40; 2 sets Co., Louise, 662-836-7740. GUNS & ACCESSORIES RCBS .35 Remington, $35 each. Lamar Maverick 30-06 with scope, $450; Marlin model 1893 30-30, mfg. 1st Co., Lumberton, 601-723-0050. John Deere XUV 590 Gator, only has Winchester model 70 with scope, year 1893, 26” barrel, test fired, $800 105 miles on it, $13,800. Itawamba Ruger 10/22 carbine kid, bull barrel, .264 mag, $1,200; Colt Police Positive OBO; Ruger M77 cal. 270, BSA 3x9x50 Reloading components: Powders Co., Fulton, 662-401-3481. Bushnell scope, Hogue stock, $500. Special 32/20 cal., $400. Leflore Co., scope, wood stock, $800 OBO. Han- H4831SC, H4350, H110, H1000, Tite- Hinds Co., Terry, 601-882-7389. Greenwood, 662-299-1416. cock Co., Kiln, 228-493-0766. 2019 Polaris 1000 SP North Star, com- group, $30/lb; Projectiles 500 7mm pletely enclosed with power steering, Remington 30-06 Woodmaster semi- H&R 243 youth single barrel, camo Thompson model 1927 A1 semi-au- Hornady InterBond 139 grain, $225; roll down windows, heat/air, $23,000. auto., Nikon scope, sling, 2 clips, stocks, with 3x9 Nikon Prostaff, paid to. carbine, mfg. by Auto Ordinance 3 MIA magazines, $60. Lincoln Co., Newton Co., Newton, 601-507-5751. ammo, excellent cond., like new, $650, like new. Grenada Co., Grenada, Corp., Worchester, Mass, USA, overall Brookhaven, 601-757-6727. retired hunter, $1,000. Rankin Co., 662-458-5800. length 24 1/4 x 7, caliber .45 auto. car- ARCHERY & ACCESSORIES Pearl, 601-383-2315. tridge, $1,400 cash. Rankin Co., Bran- 8 boxes of 44 mag bullets, $15 each. Savage Lightweight Hunter .308 with don, 601-927-1544. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-573-2036. Browning A-bolt 3 stainless stalker scope rings, weighs 5.5 lbs., $800; Mathews SwitchBack XT, completely 270, $550 OBO; Savage Axis .270 & Nikon Monarch scope 6.5x20x42 with 35 Whelen Handi-Rifle, $300; Rem- 200 rounds 7.62x39 Russian HP, $70; rigged, arrows, release, stabilizer, ad- .308, $300 each; Savage Axis II .223 target knobs, fine crosshair with dot, ington model 700 30-06, $450; Win- Choate black synthetic, Druganov justable sight, quiver with hard case predator, camo stock, 4-12x40 Bush- $400. Pike Co., Summit, 601-341- chester model 70 7mm WSM, $775; AK47 stock, $50; Mini 14/30, new fac- $700; Summit 180 Max climber, $250. nell scope, $425. DeSoto Co., Hernan- 7874. H&R model 700 22 mag, $325. Simp- Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-668-0288. tory wood stock, $60. Lawrence Co., do, 662-863-7268. son Co., Braxton, 601-540-0849. Monticello, 601-748-2263. Ruger K 10/22T with scope, bull bar- Pearson Atlas 34 with all accessories, 12 ga. Iver Johnson, old, it shoots, rel & wood sock, $325. Calhoun Co., AR-15 M4 rifles, new Stag Arms, Mag- Gunsmith service, chemical rust blu- set at 29” with 28” 70 lb., trade for 17 $125; Stevens 22 stainless auto., new, Bruce, 662-927-1941. pul Moe stock, $950; S&W, M&P, new, ing, cleaning, rust removal, repairs, HMR or 270 Winchester. Greene Co., $225. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601- free float quail rail, Green Moe stock/ large parts inventory, Smith & Wes- Leakesville, 601-525-7385. 798-8238. Remington model 700 ADBLH 30-06, grip, other accessories, $1,250. Attala son, Colt, Ruger, Browning, Savage, $750 cash. Smith Co., Pulaski, 601- Co., Kosciusko, 601-416-5552. BOATS & WATERCRAFT Harrington & Richardson (H&R) 308 278-2347. Marlin, Stevens, Springfield, Win- SB2 Ultra single shot with Buck Ridge SIG P226 40 cal. pistol, new in plastic chester, Glock, etc. Lauderdale Co., 2 Ranger boat tires & rims, 185/80R/13 Horizon 3x9x50 scope, cartridges, Smith & Wesson SD9VE 9mm hand- box, never fired, 2 clips, $850 cash. Meridian, 601-644-3222. Load Range C, excellent cond., ready photos available by text or email, $400. gun, 1 magazine, shoots flawlessly Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-544- to put on your boat or utility trailer, Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-818- mostly interested in trades, I like guns 2264. Gunsmith service, from basic clean- $100. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601- 8119. to hunt with, $200. Walthall Co., Ko- ing to bluing/hand checkering, fully 832-1272. komo, 985-515-9505. Pair of Winchester Centennial 30-30, trained & certified, every model/brand Ammo, 180 round Win 7.62x39, 123 in original box, never fired, consecu- from modern AR15 to flintlock, certi- Millennium Marine Sidekick with um- gr/300 rounds Speer 357 Sig, 125 gr 2 Ruger 10-22’s, both new in box, blue tive numbers, 1 is carbine & 1 is rifle, fied firearm appraiser. Oktibbeha Co., brella holder, $255; Minn Kota Endura FMJ/100 rounds Win 20 ga. 8 shot, with wood stocks, $500 cash or $260 $3,000; Also Golden Spike Commemo- Sturgis, 662-251-1832 Page 14 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

HUNTING & FISHING Channel catfish, 6-8 inches,Reg. Black Angus virgin bulls, 13-16 Reg. Brangus bull, 2 years old, $3,500. 3 Reg. Hereford pairs, polled, 4 years $400/1,000; Bluegill bream, $200/ months old, great AI genetics, gentle, Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-754-4223. old, with Brahman calves weighing CAMPS FOR SALE 1,000; Redear, $250/1,000; Grass carp, easy calving, good weaning/yearling 200-300 lbs., $1,500 each; Reg. Polled $6 each; Florida bass & F1 bass, $1.25 EPDs, $2,000 & up. Gaines Angus Reg. Brangus bulls, outstanding ge- Hereford bull, turning 4 in Feb., Issaquena Co., 116 Chotard Resort, each. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601- Ranch, 2-G. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- netics, 12-14 months old, veterinarian $1,500. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601-757- 1,200 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., 6 beds, 2 bath, 466-5113. 720-5400. raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, 7021. new furniture, appliances, elevator, Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. screened porch, can email pictures, Coppernose/Native Bluegill, $250/ Reg. Black Angus AI bulls, large frame, Reg. & PB Hereford cows, some bred 20 Golden Certified F1 Brangus bulls, $80,000. Chotard Lake, 601-946-2290. 1,000 or $30/100; Catfish, 4-6 inches, LBW, 20-24 months old, $2,500 each. to reg. Brahman bulls, $1,750 & up. $40/100; Grass carp, 8+ inches, $6.50 Lee Co., Saltillo, 662-678-3380. out of reg. Angus cattle & sired by JD Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- each; Fathead minnows $60/1,000. Hudgins Brahman bulls, 16 month old 0304. HUNTING & FISHING Jones County, Laurel/Sandersville, Reg. Black Angus yearling heifers virgin bulls, $2,500 each. Lamar Co., LEASES & MEMBERSHIPS 601-425-4480. & bulls, TAF really nice, $1,000 & Lumberton, 985-637-7538. PB Polled Hereford heifers, great cows $1,500/up. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601- in the future, $1,000 & $1,100. Cal- 15 Brangus heifer pairs, farm raised & houn Co., Bruce, 662-927-1941. Forrest Co., still hunt only, 12 mem- 756-1357. gentle, $1,550 & up; 15 Brangus cross bers, deer/turkey, 3 openings 2021 sea- LIVESTOCK heifers, 10-11 mos. old, 700-800 lbs., PB Hereford heifers, 8-11 months old, son, camp house with central heat/air, PB Black Angus, 3 bulls & 2 heifers All livestock must be from bona fide $900 & up. Kemper Co., Scooba, 404- $750 each; Hereford bull, 2 years old, sleeps 14, family oriented, $2,000 per available, all 7-8 months old, $650 livestock farmers. We cannot accept 216-8325. great heifer bull, $1,200. Amite Co., year. Hattiesburg, 601-325-5370. each. Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, 601- notices from livestock dealers, order 341-3544. Osyka, 601-542-5860. buyers or persons selling on a com- Madison Co., hunting club needs 1 or 2 BRAUNVIEH mission basis. All livestock bought members for the exclusive use of a 50 Black Angus bulls, 10 months old, be- RED ANGUS by farmers for resale purposes are acre tract of land, $650. Madison, 601- lieved to be purebred, $900; Black An- Reg. Braunvieh heifer calf, born not eligible for this free advertising. 407-9199, [email protected]. gus heifers also available, 10 months 2/20/20, $1,000. Itawamba Co., Man- Reg. Red Angus bull, 3 years old, very Only in-state residents are allowed old, $900. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- tachie, 662-213-7541. gentle, good disposition, easy to han- Rankin Co., guided quail hunts, guar- to advertise within this category. 441-2145. dle, $1,000. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601- anteed shooting fun, starting at $165, 5 PB Braunvieh bulls & 2 Braunvieh/ 757-7021. call for open dates. Rankin Co., Flor- BEEF CATTLE Black Angus bull, very gentle, 14 Angus X bulls, add milk/muscle to ence, 601-517-5080. BALANCER months old, $1,100. Jones Co., Ovett, herd, vaccinated, most semen checked, Reg. Red Angus bulls, 11-15 months 601-404-6330. 7 open heifers also, $850 & up. Simp- old, AI sired multiple generations, MISCELLANEOUS son Co., Mendenhall, 601-953-7573. out of dams with sound feet & udders, Balancer bulls, black, 2 years old, 2 Black Angus type cows, 4 years old, excellent calving ease, $3,000 & up. HUNTING ITEMS gentle, virgin, LBW, pictures available, medium frame, gentle, vet confirmed CHARBRAY DeSoto Co., Hernando, 901-590-9564. $2,500 each. Humphreys Co., Isola, 3-4 months bred to Black Angus bull, Armadillo traps made from 3/4” treat- 662-836-7691 or 601-836-4602. $1,200 each. Rankin Co., Brandon, 3 Red Angus bulls, gentle, 14 months Charbray bull yearlings, very LBW, ed wood, will last for years, scented to 601-937-8770. old, $1,200 each. Jones Co., Ovett, 601- sire: LT Ledger Son, South Dakota, attract armadillos, $75. Neshoba Co., Balancer & Stabilizer bulls, red or 404-6330. dams: (V-8, JDH Cows) Texas, choice, Union, 601-416-8719. black, 18-24 months old, virgin, qual- BRAFORD ity cattle, $1,000 & up. Yalobusha Co., $1,000, 10% deposit. Frank Niemeyer, SANTA GERTRUDIS Water Valley, 662-473-3578. Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. Pond King floating turtle trap for pond Braford herd bull, prospect sired or lake, alum. frame, stainless steel by reg. Braford bull, LBW, meaty, Reg. PB Santa Getrudis scurred bull, hinges, holds up to 50 floating turtles, CHAROLAIS BEEFMASTER growthy, gentle, guaranteed, vacci- halter broken, $1,500; Reg. Hereford/ 25x25x16, new, still in box, $175. Han- nated/wormed, $950. Lauderdale Co., Santa Getrudis yearling bull, flashy, cock Co., Kiln, 228-806-6835. Reg. Full French Charolais bulls & Reg. Beefmaster bulls, cows, heifers & Collinsville, 601-479-8854. halter broken, Star V bull, $1,250, bred heifers, great genetics, lots of La- females, polled & dehorned, gentle, Jackson pickup available. Pontotoc Bowie knife & Arkansas toothpick, full sater influence, very gentle, member F1 Braford replacement heifers, farm excellent quality, weaned to breeding Co., Pontotoc, 662-296-5120. size, both hand forged smithed from of BBU, pictures available, visitors wel- raised & gentle, select few F1 Bra- age, $1,500 & up. Winston Co., Louis- old spring steel, both cased in black come, $1,000 & up. Jones Co., Laurel, ville, 662-312-0826. Santa Gertrudis bull, 1 1/2 years old, walnut case, pictures upon request, ford herd sire prospects, $1,400 & up. 601-340-1350. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- $1,800. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-754- $475. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 985- PB Charolais bulls & heifers, very gen- 8496. 4223. 750-4462. BELTED GALLOWAY tle, polled, excellent quality, weaned to breeding age, $1,200 & up. Jones Co., Selection of reg. Santa Gertrudis open Shooting houses built on skids, set up BRAHMAN Ovett, 601-765-7110. heifer & yearling bulls, top bloodlines/ Reg. Belted Galloway heifers & 1 bull in minutes, no holes to dig, 3 sliding EPDs, also Santa Gertrudis/Hereford available, beautiful cattle, $1,000- plexiglass windows, OSB or treated Reg. Gray Brahman bull, 2 1/2 years PB Charolais bulls, gentle, LBW, Star V open heifer & bulls, $1,000- $1,200. Holmes Co., Lexington, 601- plywood, starting $590, delivery avail- old, JDH bloodline, $2,800. Lawrence polled, 16-30 months old, $1,400- $1,500. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- 497-1761. able. George Co., Lucedale, 601-770- Co., Jayess, 601-754-4229. $2,000. Montgomery Co., Winona, 8731. 0239, www.brownhillfarm.net. 662-310-5187. BLACK ANGUS Gray Brahman bull, homozygous SIMANGUS Hotel furniture perfect for deer or fish- polled, 18 months old, $2,500; 2 Red GELBVIEH ing camp: Swivel desk chairs for deer Reg. Black Angus bulls, large frame, Brahman bulls, 18 months/4 years old, SimAngus & SimAngus HT bulls, stands, $20/up; Twin mattresses, $89; gentle, easy calving, excellent wean- tested, polled, older one was show bull, 5 PB Gelbvieh bulls & 2 heifers avail- home raised, 12-16 months old, over Sleeper sofas, $79, bedroom & dun ing, yearling EPDs, top leading sires $2,500. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- able, $700 & up, cash. Monroe Co., 25 years of AI genetics, pictures avail- furniture. Madison Co., Madison, 601- at Vince Town Angus, $1,900. Walthall 2657. Nettleton, 662-871-7352. able, $2,000 & up. Copiah Co., Wesson, 955-3735. Co., Sandy Hook, 985-750-2402. 601-757-5743. Top quality reg. Red Brahman, best PB Gelbvieh bulls, red or black, 8-20 Reg. Black Angus bull, 5 years old, genetics available, 20 excellent reg. months old, virgin, quality cattle, 13 SimAngus/Simmental cow pairs, large frame, very gentle, easy calving, AQUACULTURE Red Brahman bulls available now, $1,000 & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- some with 400 lb. calves, some 3-in-1, $2,200; Black Angus bull off of above All aquaculture listed in this cat- LBW, gentle, great for producing F1’s, ley, 662-473-3578. all have been checked by vet, $19,500 bull, 14 months old, $1,000. Calhoun egory must be raised on your farm. $2,500 & up. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, cash. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601-552- Co., Bruce, 662-413-4946. No commercial, businesses or 662-401-0304. HEREFORD 9769. dealers are allowed to advertise. Reg. Black Angus bulls, 17 months old, Only in-state residents are allowed AI out of Tour of Duty/Magnitude/Den- BRANGUS Reg. & PB Hereford bulls, ages range SIMMENTAL to advertise within this category. ver In Focus, $2,000 & up. Yalobusha from 15 months to 3 years old, $1,500 Co., Water Valley, 662-816-3110. Reg. Brangus bull, Legend bred, 3 & up. Perry Co., Wiggins, 601-762- Reg. Simmental bull, 9 months old, Channel catfish, 3-6 inches, $250/1,000 years old, came from Salacoa Valley, 5343 or 601-716-4258. black, polled, AI sired, calving ease & or $30/100; Coppernose & Shellcrack- Reg. Black Angus bulls & heifers, SAV 2 commercial Brangus also available, maternal traits, good disposition, pic- er (Redear) bream, $200/1,000 or Resource, super baldy, fabulous cows, clean, well conditioned, user friendly, Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 12-20 tures available, $1,250. Panola Co., $30/100. Greene Co., Sand Hill, 601- $850 & up. Wayward Winds Ranch, $1,400-$2,000. Perry Co., Richton, months old, nice, gentle, good qual- Batesville, 662-934-9257. 270-1268. Madison Co., Flora, 601-937-4654. 601-549-1521. ity, $1,600 & up. Franklin Co., Union Church, 601-532-6327. Reg. Simmental black bulls, polled, Channel catfish, $200/1,000 & up; All Reg. Black Angus bulls, 16+ months Reg. Brangus bulls, top EPDs, 8-14 good calving ease, heifer bulls, very bream, $200/1,000; Fathead minnows, old, AI bloodlines, high WW & YW, months old $1,800, 15-22 months old Hereford bulls, 12 months old, farm uniform EPDs, with Fleckvieh in- $70/1,000; Grass carp, $6; Crappie, $1; calving ease, $2,000 & up; Reg. Black $2,500; Reg. Brangus bred heifers, 5-8 raised, gentle, $1,000. Simpson Co., fluence, also 100% Fleckvieh bulls, Bass, $1/up; Koi, $35/lb. Pearl River Angus cows, heifers & pairs, $2,000. months bred, $2,000 each. Pearl River Mendenhall, 601-953-4418 or 601- $1,500 & up. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Co., Lumberton, 601-796-2000. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-942-7339. Co., Gumpond, 601-796-9260. 668-0582. 601-757-6789. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 15

TEXAS LONGHORN 100 Angus, Brangus & Ultrablack, 14- 1/4, 1/2 or whole, ready in early April, quality. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601- QH bay mare, 3 yrs. old, 14.3 H, sells 16 months old, priced $2,500 & up, for $3.50/lb. & up. Oktibbeha Co., Artesia, 590-6517. grade, green broke, needs experienced sale private treaty at Tanner Farms. 662-418-7411, leave message. rider, $2,500 OBO. Stone Co., Perkin- Texas Longhorn bull, 4 1/2 years old, Noxubee Co., Shuqualak, 601-319- Cane Cutters “Swampers,” bred for ston, 601-310-0106. Longhorn cow also available, 3 years 6610 or 662-242-1555. running pens, 4-5 weeks old $10, old, with heifer calf, $1,000. Perry Co., GOATS & SHEEP 6-8 weeks old $12, great for starting HAFLINGERS Brooklyn, 601-598-2042. new puppies. Pearl River Co., Lumber- DAIRY CATTLE MDGA bay spotted buck, polled, F2 ton, 601-796-2000. proven, $200; F5 flashy spotted buck, Pair of Haflinger geldings, 2 yrs. old, ULTRABLACK Reg. Jersey calves, heifers & bred cows, polled, proven, $300; Bucklings, $200; 12 rabbit cages, $140. Wayne Co., Amish broke, $2,000. Calhoun Co., $1,000 & up. Oktibbeha Co., Sturgis, Doelings, $300. Copiah Co., Hazlehu- Waynesboro, 601-671-4209. Banner, 662-414-0106. Reg. Ultrablack bulls, outstanding ge- 662-312-0510, call before 8:30 p.m. rst, 601-308-4546. netics, 12-14 mos. old, veterinarian raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, PB Jersey heifer, 7-8 months bred to Reg. Nigerian Dwarf goats, will be born SWINE PAINTS Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. Jersey bull, $1,250. Covington Co., Mt. Jan. through May, some blue eyed, all Olive, 601-797-4726. excellent dairy genetics/conforma- Miniature pigs, female $75, males $50. Pair of palomino Paint geldings, tri- Reg. Ultrablack bulls, very gentle, tions, taking reservations now, $250- Rankin Co., Florence, 601-331-2900. color, with 4-wheel rubber tire wagon, top EPDs, guaranteed, 8-14 months Jersey cow, 2 years old, with Angus/ $400. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441- 2 cushion seats, canvas top & sides, hy- old $1,800, 15-22 months old $2,500. Jersey heifer calf, cow is AI bred for 7119, call or text. 4 hogs, corn fed, weighing 400 lbs. draulic brakes & gear, $7,500. Webster Pearl River Co., Gumpond, 601-796- Jersey sexed heifer calf, perfect udder, each, ready to slaughter, $200 each. Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. 9260. 3-in-1 if bred, $1,700 cash. Lincoln 3 Kiko/Brush male goats, almost Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- Co., Wesson, 601-552-9769. weaned, $80 each. Lincoln Co., Wes- 8634. SPOTTED SADDLE HORSES OTHER BEEF CATTLE son, 601-748-2613, please leave mes- GRASS-FED MEATS sage. Heritage Breed piglets: born 12/26/20, sow is large Black/Hampshire cross, 19 yr. old SSH, gentle, black/white, to Yearling bulls & heifers, LBW, 1/2 Dairy goats available, call for more boar is PB Red Wattle, both on premis- good home only, can’t see good out of Charolais (Ledger), 1/4 Angus (Gard- USDA grass-fed/grain finished beef, lo- info, $75 & up. Tate Co., Senatobia, es, produces flavorful pork, $45. Stone right eye, $350; SSH, been on 6 mile ner), 1/4 Brahman (V-8, JDH), average cally raised, no antibiotics/hormones, vacuum sealed & frozen, $3.50/lb. & 662-260-6660. Co., Wiggins, 601-928-5080. rides, $1,750. Madison Co., Carthage, weaning weight 675 lbs., choice $900, 601-942-1131. 10% deposit. Frank Niemeyer, Lamar up. Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601-909- 6067, coyotepointemeatcompany.com. Deep South Kikos farm has 2020 com- Female pig, weighs approx. 250 lbs., Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. mercial Kiko bucklings ready for work, has never been bred, $250. Leake Co., TENNESSEE All natural, grass raised & finished $400. Perry Co., Brooklyn, 601-549- Carthage, 601-562-8004. Gelbvieh/Angus/Braford cross cattle, lamb & beef, no antibiotics, wormer 6914, call or text. WALKING HORSES 21 first calf pairs, calved 10/1/20- or hormones, whole lambs or beef or Teacup piglets, very tiny, original 11/11/20, 11 bulls & 10 heifer calves, select cuts available, $3.50/lb. & up. PB St. Croix ram, old enough to ser- breed, black/white, pink, etc., beau- TWH black gelding, 13 yrs. old, 14.3 $1,650/pair. Tate Co., Coldwater, 901- Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-570-8858, vice, will make great herd ram, pick tiful, litter trains easily, great pets, H, very broke, gentle, clean Coggins, 487-0466. Larkfieldfarm.com. up at farm, $150. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662- $200. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601- $1,000. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- 871-6007. 671-4209. Calves, various ages, sizes & prices, 876-9515, call before 9 p.m. Farm raised beef, grown out on grass, $500 & up; Some cows, $700 & up; finished on grain, quarters, halves or FB Nubian billy goat, very nice, $300. EXOTIC LIVESTOCK & PETS TWH mare, 15.3 H, sorrel color, gen- Black crossbred bulls, $1,000 & up, no whole, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Ovett, 706- Prentiss Co., Booneville, 662-596- tle, 6 yrs. old, has been trail ridden, checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601- 766-2177. 5142. Red Stag trophy bucks, 400+ lbs., 517-1711. can send pictures, can deliver, $1,200. $1,500-$1,800; Red Deer herd, mixed DeSoto Co., Hernando, 901-485-7239. Mixed goats: 1 billy, 7 nannies & 2 kids, Grass-fed, grass-finished Angus, Genu- young female/males, approx. 35 ani- Heifers: 3 Braford & 5 Brangus avail- ine MS Raised, custom cuts, packages, $150 & up. Greene Co., Sand Hill, 601- mals, 1 matured stag, 10 matured fe- 3 TWH colts, $500 each. Hinds Co., able, 2 years old, bred to Brangus bull, individual cuts, no hormones, $3.50/ 270-1268. males, $25,000 negotiable. Pike Co., Jackson, 601-421-4430. will calve in the spring, very gentle, lb. & up. Persimmon Ridge Family Magnolia, 601-996-9178. $10,500. Clay Co., Montpelier, 662- Farm, Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- 5 Spanish does, bred to Myotonic 5 yr. old TWH mare, gentle with good 312-8816. 573-6852, prf.farm. buck, due in March, 1 Boer doe also available, due in 1 month, $700 each. gait, $1,500; Other horses $600 & up. 1 Brangus bull & 1 Black Angus bull, Farm raised choice Angus beef steers Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-9245. HORSES & MULES Simpson Co., Magee, 601-259-7888. both 4 years old, very gentle, calves to for freezer, grass raised & grain fin- We cannot accept notices from show, pictures available, $1,800 OBO. ished for 120 days, half, quarters, no Regular brush/meat goats, nanny & horse dealers, order buyers or per- THOROUGHBREDS Attala Co., Kosciusko, 601-416-8959. antibiotics or hormones, $3.50-$3.70/lb. billy goats available, pretty colors, sons selling on a commission basis Jackson Co., Vancleave, 228-219-4450. $125-$175. Pearl River Co., Poplar- All listings of horses and mules 2016 Thoroughbred gray/roan mare, 4 open Angus type cows, 1 with 7 ville, 601-463-0238. must be accompanied by a state- currently training/racing, Elusive From our farm to your freezer, all reg- month old calf, 4 years old, medium ment from the seller that he agrees Quality, Chief’s Crown, Maria’s Mon istered beef cattle, grass raised, grain Nubian bucks & does, 7-10 months frame, gentle, package deal, 3 open to furnish the buyer a copy of the breeding, $3,500. Pearl River Co., finished, no hormones or antibiotics, old, all have horns, $200-$250 each. cows, 1 open pair, $4,500. Rankin Co., original negative Coggins test for Carriere, 601-347-5155, LTC_MS@ Brandon, 601-937-8770. aged, shrink wrapped & state inspect- Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662-419-7701. Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) hotmail.com. ed, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- that was performed within the past 369-0683. Kiko buck, 2 years old, no papers, will 11 Black Angus/Brangus cross cows, 12 months prior to sale on horses, make a good herd sire, ready to go, MINIATURES & PONIES 6-8 years old, with 8 calves & more to mules and jacks, except nursing foals. Farm raised beef, 1/4, 1/2 & whole $150. George Co., Lucedale, 601-508- come, $13,500. Tate Co., Coldwater, Only in-state residents are allowed steers, ready in November, $3.50/lb. 9969. Miniature horses, adult mares, dun, 662-501-9532. to advertise within this category. Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-897-6313. white palomino, golden palomino & 14 young, big, black, pet cows (3rd RABBITS paint, $300-$700. Pearl River Co., Pic- Grass-fed & grain finished beef, half calving), 1 calf, expecting more soon, ayune, 985-590-8411. or whole, $2.50/lb. Walthall Co., Tyler- AMERICAN $16,000. Covington Co., Seminary, PB Holland Lop bunnies, Frosted town, 601-876-5530. QUARTER HORSES 601-477-5458. White, Broken Black & Broken Chin- 2 beautiful miniature horse stud colts, Grass-fed & grain finished beef, 1/4 chillas, $20-$25; 6 Broken Smoke 1 red/white paint & 1 sorrel coloring, 15 SimAngus/Simmental cross pairs, AQHA 2002 buckskin stallion, Little Angus, no hormones or antibiotics, Pearl bucks, $20; Broken Opal buck, both born April of 2020, dewormed, some 3-in-1’s, with 400 lb. calves, nice you pay for processing, $600. Carroll $20. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-308- Smart Uno (4285048), 80% color pro- $300 each or $550 for pair. Simpson set of cows, all have been checked by Co., Vaiden, 662-392-0181. 4546. ducer, easy to handle & breed, rides, Co., Mendenhall, 601-953-7573. vet & aged, $22,500 cash. Lincoln Co., sound & healthy, easy keeper, $4,000. Wesson, 601-552-9769. Grass raised beef, Reds, Angus & Cha- New Zealand/California mix meat rab- Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-0091. HORSES AT STUD rolais, non-GMO, grain finished, nice bits, $10. Wayne Co., Clara, 601-410- 15 crossbred heifers, 2 years old, 4-7 8891, please leave voicemail or text if AQHA Poco Bueno bloodlines, blue marbling, no hormones or steroids, Red roan Mammoth jack at stud, will months bred to LBW Angus bull, home no answer. roans, grays, bays, weanlings, pleasure 1/4, 1/2 or whole, $3/lb., payment breed mare, never bred a jenny, fee grown & vet checked, $1,200 each. Ne- plans available. Tate Co., Senatobia, & working bloodlines, $600 & up. Tate $150. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- shoba Co., Union, 601-917-1274. 662-260-6660. Little “Hops” rabbits: Californians, Co., Coldwater, 662-292-7384 or 662- Dutch, Havanas & Polish breeding 292-0368. 5124. 20 crossbred heifers, all solid black, Grass & grain fed beef, half or whole, stock or small ones, available year approx. 800 lbs., good condition, been $3.50/lb. Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662- round, $20 & up. Rankin Co., Pearl, 5 QH paint geldings, 2 palominos, AQHA stallion with great old pedigree, with 5 year old Angus bull for 1 1/2 237-9575. 601-955-3800. palominos work, 3 gaited, raised from sorrel, Smart Little Lena, Colonel months, $19,800 for heifers & bull. colts, need tuned up, $2,000 each. Freckles, Peppy San Badger, produces Washington Co., Leland, 662-347- Farm raised beef, grass fed, grain fin- New Zealand White & Californian rab- Webster Co., Mathiston, 662-263- good minded colts, fee $500. Marion 8545. ished, no added hormones/antibiotics, bits, $15 & up depending on age & 6596. Co., Columbia, 601-441-0456. Page 16 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021

Reg. Beagles, you pick from good GERMAN SHEPHERDS 2 Great Pyrenees adult dogs, $200 for colors, great indoors/outdoors, health DOGS hunting stock, 8 weeks to 8 months the pair. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657- tested, shots/wormed, 13-15 lbs., ac- old, some older also available, $400. AKC German Shepherd puppies, born 1224. cepting deposits, $350-$400. Rankin ONLY HERDING, Lowndes Co., Columbus, 662-547- 11/17/20, raised indoors, parents Co., Pelahatchie, 601-953-2839. HUNTING & WORKING 7348. on premises, black/red/tan, vet de- JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS Dog Breeds Will Be Published. wormed, first shots, ready to go, pic- DOGS AT STUD Bluetick Beagle female puppies, AKC CKC Jack Russell Terrier female, likes All dogs must be purebred. Mix tures available, $600. Itawamba Co., parents, price includes first shots/ to hunt, 8 years old, not a breeder, CKC German Shepherd male, beauti- breed dogs will not be allowed to ad- Fulton, 662-322-3372. worming/vet check, $100 deposit, $150; CKC Jack Russell female, 4 years ful & healthy, black/tan blanket back, vertise. Each subscriber is allowed to ready for new homes 1/23/21, $300. AKC German Shepherd puppies, 1 old, not a breeder, $150. Leake Co., pictures available, stud fee $500. For- advertise only two dog breeds. Monroe Co., Amory, 662-315-1598, male & 4 females, born 12/3/20, sable Carthage, 662-590-6500. rest Co., Wiggins, 601-716-7073, call We cannot accept ads from any in- www.ddraigsbeagles.com. & black/tan available, taking deposits, or text. Jack Russell Terrier puppies, 3 males dividual who is engaged in any type pictures available, $700. Pontotoc Co., Grade Beagle male, lemon colored, 9 & 3 females, smooth coat, short legs, of puppy mill operation or acts as a Pontotoc, 662-419-7720. AKC Collies, blue merle & sable/white months old, very friendly, will make wormed, white with red/black mark- available, both from champion blood- dealer, broker, buncher, or agent in ings, ready to go 1/28/21, $200. Amite great rabbit dog, $100. Covington Co., AKC German Shepherd puppies, Eu- lines & proven studs, stud fee $800 or the business of buying and selling Seminary, 601-498-0806. Co., Liberty, 601-657-8779. ropean bloodlines, excellent family pick of litter. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, dogs and/or bred solely for profit protection dogs, easily trained, super 601-695-2514, leave message. rather than protection of breed BLOODHOUNDS well socialized, $2,000. Pearl River Co., LABRADOR RETRIEVERS integrity (as defined by the United AKC Shetland Sheepdog, 17” at with- Poplarville, 601-299-0264. 2 black Labrador Retriever females, States Department of Agriculture). ers, 20 lbs., gorgeous symmetrical AKC Bloodhound puppies, males & born in 2013, both spayed & friendly, 1 AKC German Shepherd puppies, 6 markings, text for photos, stud fee We do not list ads for any type of females, ready 1/23/21, $100 deposit has retrieved ducks, $10, call for more weeks old, full registered, parents $1,000. Covington Co., Collins, 504- dogs at stud service. Only in-state (non-refundable) to be applied to bal- details. Franklin Co., Meadville, 601- 400-3425. residents are allowed to advertise ance, $500. Attala Co., Kosciusko, 662- on site, had first shots, $1,000 each. 624-0524. 582-5133, Facebook: Graceful Blood- Rankin Co., Brandon, 769-233-6017. within this category. hounds. DOG HANDLING The Herding, Working & Hunt- AKC German Shepherd puppies, beau- PEMBROKE WELSH CORGIS ing dog breeds list utilized by & SUPPLIES BORDER COLLIES tiful, saddleback, German bloodline, Pembroke Welsh Corgis, 3 tricolored the Mississippi Market Bulletin is top quality, highly intelligent, easy to males & 3 tricolored females available, Iron dog box, $200; 2 alum. toolboxes, endorsed by the Mississippi State train, fully guarantee health, shots/ PB Border Collie puppies, born we provide registration paperwork & 1 wormed, with health record, $800 $100. Pike Co., Magnolia, 601-810- Veterinarian and the Mississippi 12/18/20, black/white & brown/white year health guarantee, $950/up. New- each. Tishomingo Co., Belmont, 662- 3419. Department of Agriculture and available, parents on site, $150. Law- ton Co., Conehatta, 601-421-1550, 438-6469. Commerce. rence Co., Silver Creek, 601-886-9979. visit @MayPopsCorgis on Facebook. 2 alum. dog boxes with tool box, shed It is the sole discretion of the German Shepherd female puppy, 8 kept in great condition, $750 OBO. Mississippi Market Bulletin to accept 2 Border Collie males, 3 months old, ROTTWEILERS Stone Co., Perkinston, 601-528-4704. raised on cattle farm, $200 each. Jef- weeks old, shots/wormed/vet checked, or reject any dog ad for submission. European bloodline, black/tan, very ferson Davis Co., New Hebron, 601- AKC Rottweiler puppies, great watch All alum. dog box, 2 department, with loving & smart, ready for new home, 792-8978. dogs, great bloodline, large, $800. air vents, 22” tall x 39” long x 4’ wide, $500. Forrest Co., Wiggins, 601-716- ANATOLIAN SHEPHERDS Marion Co., Columbia, 601-736-8511 very good, $300. Jefferson Davis Co., 7073. COCKER SPANIELS or 601-447-4464. Prentiss, 601-792-5373. Deep South Kikos farm has guardians AKC Rottweiler puppies, born ready for work, they are raised with GERMAN Beagle dog pens, chain-link, 2- 10x10, CKC PB Cocker Spaniel puppies, beau- 11/13/20, German bloodline, mother cattle & goats, we guarantee our ani- 4 ft., with gates, like new, both $375. tiful, tails docked, dewclaws removed, SHORTHAIRED POINTERS on site, pictures available, ready to go mals, $800. Perry Co., Brooklyn, 601- Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601-671- wormed, ready to go now, pictures now, $1,000. Hinds Co., Bolton, 601- 549-6914, call or text. 4209. & info available upon request, $650. German Shorthaired Pointer puppies, 405-9406. George Co., Lucedale, 601-508-9015. 7 males available, whelped 10/11/20, AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS white/liver, first shots/wormed, $400. Pointing dog, retriever & obedience, Forrest Co., Petal, 601-270-0528. TEDDY training, $600 per month; Short term COONHOUNDS boarding $10/day, long term boarding Reg. Blue Heeler female, 5 years ROOSEVELT TERRIERS German Shorthaired Pointer female, $150/month, medium & large sized old, $150; Reg. Blue Heeler male, 14 Treeing Walker Coonhound male, 9 13 months old, liver roan, neutered, AKC/UKC Teddy Roosevelt Terriers, dogs only. Lee Co., Shannon, 662-767- months old, $150. Smith Co., Louin, months old, $400, Black & Tan male vet registration papers available, tail males & females, traditional & rare 8851. 601-880-0221. also available, good bloodline, already bobbed, pet trained, needs hunt train- running with the dogs. Monroe Co., ing, Igloo house included, $500. La- Australian Cattle Dogs traditional Aberdeen, 662-436-2625. blue, true blue & white available, 8 mar Co., Sumrall, 601-337-3528. MISSISSIPPI weeks old, first shots/wormed, docked Treeing Walker Coonhound male, 6 & full tails available, parents on site, years old, coon dog, $600. Panola Co., GOLDEN RETRIEVERS MARKET BULLETIN $200-$250. Scott Co., Morton, 256- Batesville, 662-563-4847. 510-0339. 3 AKC Golden Retriever males, medium color, $700; CKC Golden Retriever CURS FB Heeler puppies, born 12/18/20, 6 females & females, medium to dark red, males & 4 males available, $250. Madi- males $700, females $800, all parents son Co., Madison, 601-481-5656. Mountain Cur puppies, both par- on site. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- ents are squirrel dogs, 8 weeks old, 876-8999. Blue Heeler male, 10 months old, wormed, tails docked, $50 each. Jasper black/white, will keep deer off your Co., Louin, 601-670-6268. GREAT PYRENEES property, very active, hasn’t been neu- Cur puppies, born Sept. 28, both par- tered, $175. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601- AKC Great Pyrenees LGD puppies, ents are excellent tree dogs, pictures 924-6429 or 601-910-9833. born 7/29/20, breeder since 2006, available, $150. Itawamba Co., Nettle- good with goats, cattle, chickens, cats, AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS ton, 662-401-8969, call or text. horses & children, ready to go, $850- $1,000. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662-260- Original Mountain Cur, born 8/19/20, 6660. Australian Shepherd puppies, black/ world champion bloodlines, several white, not registered, mom is stan- hall of famers: Streak, Gaietto’s Juke- 2 Great Pyrenees, male & female, 3 dard size, dad is large miniature, dad box, Clark’s Pistol Pete, Franklin’s years old, guarding chickens/ducks In-State Out-of-State has blue eyes, $250-$350. Leake Co., Thunder, among others, $400. Tate now, good dogs, I’m not able to take Thomastown, 601-507-7035. Co., Coldwater, 662-292-7384 or 662- care of them anymore, $300/pair. $10.00 per year $15.00 per year 292-0368. Rankin Co., Florence, 601-845-2113. BEAGLES (24 issues) (24 issues) FEISTS Great Pyrenees puppies, born 11/6/20, Subscribe, Renew and Place Ads AKC & grade Beagle rabbit dogs, pastured with livestock, poultry & wa- lemon/white, bluetick & tris available, Mountain Feist male, 10 months old, terfowl, on deworming schedule, first www.msmarketbulletin.org $150-$400 each. Walthall Co., Tyler- black/tan, shots/wormed, $100. Law- shots, ready for forever homes, $150. town, 601-876-5467. rence Co., Jayess, 601-833-7395. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928-5080. January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 17

HHH ONGOING EVENTS HHH USDA Seeks Applications for Grants Adcox’s Old Farmer’s Market- on Woodrow Wilson Avenue in Jackson, MS to Help Agricultural Producers and (Hinds Co.) is now open for all your homegrown fruits & vegetables. Buy retail or wholesale. Visit us Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. For more information call 601- Small Rural Businesses Develop and 720-9955. Farmer’s Bounty- 1st Sat. of each month, Delta Outfitters Farm & Garden, 980 Hwy. 61 North, Vicksburg, MS (Warren Co.) Chicks, chickens, rabbits, turkeys, Market New Products produce, etc. Summer hours 8 a.m. - 12 Noon. For more information call 601- 631-0492. By Cory Jarvis help improve life in rural America. Public Affairs Specialist Applicants are encouraged to Arella Farm Alpacalypse at the Farm- All things alpaca. See fiber demonstra- Office of External Affairs, consider projects that provide tions, learn about alpacas, fiber and Peru. Enjoy snow cones, free children’s Rural Development - USDA measurable results in helping ru- craft and the farm store. Located 4600 Lamar Road, Lamar, MS (Benton Co.) ral communities build robust and For more information call 901-485-6582. United States Department of sustainable economies through Swap & Trade Day- 2nd & 4th Sat. of each month. Anything from chickens, Agriculture (USDA) Deputy Under strategic investments. Key strate- Secretary for Rural Development goats and pigs. Located at Waynesboro Farm Supply in Waynesboro, MS (Wayne gies include: Co.) For more information call 601-735-1623 or 601-735-9699. Bette Brand has invited applica- markets for established products. • Achieving e-Connectivity for tions for grants to help agricul- Veterans, socially-disadvantaged Rural America Trade Day Auction Company- 4th Sat. of each month, starts at 12 noon. Chick- tural producers and small rural groups, beginning farmers and • Developing the Rural Econo- ens, turkeys, ducks, rabbits, all animals, no pigs. Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba businesses develop and market Co.) For more information call 601-575-5059. ranchers, operators of small- and my new products. • Harnessing Technological medium-sized family farms and Chicken Auction- 3rd Sat. of each month. Time 10:30 a.m. Hwy. 25 North in Approximately $33 million in Innovation ranches, and farmer and rancher Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Chickens, turkeys, ducks, rabbits and more. Auction- grants is available under the Val- • Supporting a Rural Workforce cooperatives are given special pri- eer Eddie Crawford, MS Lic. #533. For more information call 601-750-0954. ue-Added Producer Grant (VAPG) • Improving Quality of Life ority. program. The Agency may also Riverbottom Shooters Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association- Regular prac- utilize any funding that becomes USDA encourages applications For additional information, see tices in Central Mississippi area. If you are interested in joining us or for more available through enactment of fis- that will support recommenda- the notice in the Federal Register. information contact: Norman at 601-917-7609 or Ray at 601-946-4697 or www. cal year (FY) 2021 appropriations. tions made in the Report to the If you’d like to subscribe to riverbottomshooters.com. The grants may be used to devel- President of the United States from USDA Rural Development updates, op new products from raw agricul- Guided Trail Rides- on our friendly trained horses, Sat.-Sun., $30 per hour. the Task Force on Agriculture and visit our GovDelivery subscriber Located on Herman Ladner Road in Saucier, MS (Harrison Co.) For more in- tural products or to promote new Rural Prosperity (PDF, 5.4 MB) to page. formation call 228-669-4956 or 228-382-2380, visit www.horserideforfun.com.

Longleaf Trace Trail Riders- Come join the Longleaf Trace Trail Riders to help Commissioner Andy Gipson maintain the Longleaf Trace Equine Trail on the Pearl & Leaf Rivers Rails to Trails. Our club is working to improve and promote the horseback riding trail on the Longleaf Trace from the Epley Station in Sumrall, MS to Carson, MS. Announces Successful Payout Anyone interested in learning more about the our organization can contact: Johnny Kerley at 601-943-5003 or Martha Sparrow at 601-758-0258. of MASA Funds to Mississippi SpiritHorse Therapeutic Riding Center- of Byram, MS (Hinds Co.) a 501c3 that works with returning veterans and handicap children needs volunteers for upcoming outing and events. We also accept farm animals that need a good home Agriculture Producers for the children to pet, feed and love. For more information contact SpiritHorse at 865-337-9887 or email: [email protected], website: www.spirit- By Hannah East certified application program for ployment Compensation Fund. horseofms.com. Marketing Specialist - MDAC assistance due to the negative ef- “Our farmers are the lifeblood Open Arena Practice Nights- Each Thu. night 6-9 p.m. Pine Top Ranch covered fects of the COVID-19 pandemic of Mississippi, and of much of the Mississippi Commissioner of arena with lights, Mendenhall, MS (Simpson Co.) $10 individuals & $20 family included three separate funds Nation. They were hit hard by of four. For more information call 601-383-6711. Agriculture and Commerce Andy within it: the Poultry Farmer Sta- the pandemic,” said Lt. Governor Gipson announced the successful Pine Belt Beekeepers Association- Meets at 7 p.m. on the 1st Thu. of each bilization Grant Fund, the Sweet Hosemann. “The Agriculture Sta- payout of $7,697,012 to Mississip- month at the Lamar County Extension Office, 216 Shelby Street, Purvis, MS Potato Farm Sustainment Grant pi agriculture producers through bilization Act created and funded (Lamar Co.) For more information call 601-794-3910. Program Fund and the Missis- funds provided by the Mississippi by the Legislature gave hundreds sippi Supplemental CFAP Grant Beekeeping Classes- We offer beginner beekeeping classes and various ad- Agriculture Stabilization Act of our farmers a boost of almost Program Fund. MASA Funds re- vanced beekeeping classes in Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) For more informa- (MASA) under the CARES Act. $7.7 million during a very diffi- tion and to sign up call 601-543-2288 or beegoldhoney.com. “I am proud to announce that imbursed agricultural producers cult time. We are grateful to the the Mississippi Department of Ag- for expenses incurred due to the Department for administering Wood Carving Meeting- The Pearl River Woodcarvers meet every third Monday COVID-19 pandemic. riculture and Commerce has been and marketing this important of each month in the Senior Center at the Brandon City Hall in Brandon, MS “I am proud that our state was (Rankin Co.) Visitors are welcome. For more information call Mike Mayberry at able to directly distribute over program.” able to provide this assistance 601-825-8571. $7.6 million to our agriculture “We realize this past year has to our agricultural producers at producers across the state who been a trying time for all Missis- Magnolia Woodturners Association- Meet the 3rd Sat. of each month at the a time when they needed it the have struggled during the pan- sippians, including our farmers,” Mississippi Ag & Forestry Museum, 1150 Lakeland Drive, Jackson, MS (Hinds demic this year,” said Commis- most,” said Governor Reeves. “I Co.) All woodturners welcome from beginners on up. For more information said House Speaker Gunn. “I’m sioner Gipson. “I want to thank commend Commissioner Gipson contact Gerald Lawrence at 769-238-6822 or Tim Pace at 601-624-1295. glad we were able to quickly pass Governor Tate Reeves, Lieuten- for his leadership in getting the MS Woodworkers Association- meet the 1st Mon. of each month at the ant Governor Delbert Hosemann, funds dispersed to our farmers this legislation out of the House and provide our state’s agricultur- JROTC Building in Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) All woodworkers are wel- House Speaker Philip Gunn, and ranchers in a timely manner.” come from beginners to the experienced. For more information contact: State Senate Agriculture Chair- The Mississippi Department of al producers the help they needed Robby McLeod, 601-624-7249 or Clyde Stingley at 601-624-1601. man Chuck Younger and House Agriculture and Commerce dis- through the Mississippi Agricul- of Representatives Agriculture tributed 330 direct MASA fund ture Stabilization Act.” Blacksmithing Lessons- Private lessons on traditional blacksmithing tech- Chairman Bill Pigott for their For more information, visit niques are available for individuals or small groups at the Ag Museum in Jack- payments to Mississippi farm- son, MS (Hinds Co.) Fifteen years experience. Learn basics and progress to more work on this endeavor.” ers, ranchers and agriculture www.mdac.ms.gov or follow the advanced techniques as tool making, joinery, animal heads, colonial utensils, MASA went into law on Oc- producers, exhausting all funds Mississippi Department of Agri- skillets and more. For more information call Jim Pigott at 601-540-6030. tober 9, 2020, through Senate within two of the allotted grant culture and Commerce’s Face- Bills 3058 and 3061, to aid pro- programs. All unexpended funds book page for the latest agricul- Barn Fellowship- every Friday night in Hazlehurst, MS (Copiah Co.) Come enjoy food, fun, fellowship and music. For more information call 601-552-9157. ducers in Mississippi. The self- were transferred to the Unem- ture news and updates. Page 18 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021 WEEKLY LIVESTOCK UPCOMING LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS & SALES SHOWS & SALES CATTLE AUCTIONS Southeast Mississippi Livestock HORSE AUCTIONS Mississippi Board of Animal Health Regulations Sale Day - Monday - 11:30 AM require that all public sales of livestock and poultry (even if they are on Farmers Livestock Marketing Cattlemen’s Stockyard, LLC Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) private property) must have prior approval by the State Veterinarian 2nd Sat. of each month Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Ph: 601-268-2587 30-days prior to sale. For more information, call 1-888-646-8731. West Point, MS (Clay Co.) Tack 3:00 PM - Horses 6:00 PM Ph: 662-495-1178 Tadlock Stockyard Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-267-7884 or 662-317-9021 CATTLE SHOWS & SALES Double L Cattle Auction Forest, MS (Scott Co.) Sale Day - Mondays - 1:00 PM Mize Horse Sale Ph: 601-469-3642 3rd Annual Thames-Kea Angus Sale Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) 3rd & 5th Sat. of each month Sat., Jan. 16, 2021 at 12 Noon Ph: 662-489-4343 Walnut Sales Co. Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Lincoln County Livestock Commission - Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Sale Day - Saturday - 1:00 PM Mize, MS (Smith Co.) East MS Farmers Livestock Co. Walnut, MS (Tippah Co.) Ph: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777 Selling 39 Registered Angus Bulls. Also selling registered Angus females Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Ph: 662-223-4351 and select groups of commercial females. For sale catalog or more informa- Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Pontotoc Sockyard, Inc. tion contact: Tony Thames 601-756-1357, 601-757-0673, Richard Kea 225- Ph: 601-656-6732 Winona Stockyard Every Saturday - 11:00 AM 229-9097, or Mead Mathis 601-833-2654, 601-757-8060. View sale book at: Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) www.angus.org/salebooks. Farmers Livestock Marketing Winona, MS (Montgomery Co.) Ph: 662-489-4385 Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Rogers Bar HR Spring Bull Turnout Sale Ph: 662-283-1652 Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) T. Smith Livestock Sat., Feb. 27, 2021 at 12:30 PM Ph: 601- 267-7884 ORDER BUYERS 1st Saturday of Every Month 2 miles west of Collins, MS (Covington Co.) on Hwy. 84 Tack 10:30 AM - Horses 1:30 PM Glenwild Stockyard Central Mississippi Cattle Buyers Selling 50 Charolais bulls. For more information call 601-765-8848 or 601-765- Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Purchasing Cattle on Mondays 7751 or visit www.rogersbarhr.com. Grenada, MS (Grenada Co.) 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-583-0828GOAT & orSHEEP 601-544-6595 Ph: 662-226-1900 No Commission - No Shrink HORSE SHOWS & SALES Pickens, MS (Holmes Co.) AUCTIONS

Gowan Stockyards Ph: 601-540-8180 or 601-315-1009 Double L Auction Turners & Burners Booster Club Presents Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Monday - 6:00 PM Youth Speed Event Series Kosciusko, MS (Attala Co.) Cochran Cattle Buying Station Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Sat., Jan. 23, 2021; Sat., Feb. 6, 2021 Ph: 662-289-9727 Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays Ph: 662-489-4343 Lamar County Multipurpose Center - Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Lincoln Co. L/S Commission Co. No Commission - No Shrink Farmers Livestock Sale Barn Saturdays 10 a.m. - until. Order of events: Five Little Britches events followed by Sale Day - Tuesday - 1:00 PM McLain, MS (Greene Co.) 1st Sat. of each month - 11:00 AM goat tying/ribbon pull, breakaway roping, stakes, poles, barrels and exhibition Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Ph: 601-525-6463 or 601-258-2263 Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) barrels. Age division classes for 18 and under and all riders with special needs. Ph: 601-833-2654 Ph: 601-750-0423 or 601-750-0954 Western attire required - collard shirt, jeans and boots. Helmets are strongly Givens Farms encouraged. For more information call 601-441-8993 or 601-543-9815. Lipscomb Brothers Livestock Market Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Meridian Stockyard, Inc. Sale Day - Wednesday - 7:00 PM 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM 1st Mon. of each month - 11:00 AM Como, MS (Panola Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Ph: 662-526-5362 Jayess, MS (Walthall Co.) Ph: 601-482-7275 BARREL RACES, Ph: 601-660-5071 Livestock Producers Assn. #1 Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. ROPINGS & Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:15 PM Lee Edens Cattle Company Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Tylertown, MS (Walthall Co.) Purchasing Cattle Mon. thru Wed. Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) RODEOS Ph: 601-876-3465 No Commission - No Shrink Ph: 662-489-4385 Amory, MS (Monroe Co.) Cowkids Youth Rodeo Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Lucedale Livestock Producers Sat., Jan. 16, 2021 Ph: 662-791-1531 or 662-617-9057 Southeast Mississippi Livestock Ph: 601-961-4000 Sale Day - Wednesday - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Monday - 9:30 AM Lauderdale County Agri-Center Lucedale, MS (George Co.) Parker Livestock Buying Station Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Southeast Rodeo Ph: 601-482-8498 Sat., Feb. 13, 2021 Ph: 601-947-3352 Purchasing Cattle at 2 Locations Ph: 601-268-2587 Lauderdale County Agri-Center Mondays 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Macon Stockyards, Inc. NBHA MS07 Barrel Race Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Seminary, MS (Covington Co.) Trade Day Auction Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Sat., Jan. 23, 2021 Ph: 601-482-8498 Tuesday’s 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM 4th Sat. of each month Macon, MS (Noxubee Co.) Lauderdale County Agri-Center Lumberton, MS (Pearl River Co.) Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Ph: 662-726-5153 Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) NIRA Ozark Region College Rodeo No Commission - No Shrink Ph: 601-575-5059. Ph: 601-482-8498 Thu.-Sat., Feb. 18-20, 2021 Meridian Stockyards Ph: 601-722-9081 Lauderdale County Agri-Center Y & R Livestock Sales NBHA Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Simpson County Cattle Buyers Every 3rd & 5th Sat. - 1:00 PM Sat., Feb. 6, 2021 Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Ph: 601-482-8498 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Booneville, MS (Tippah Co.) Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Ph: 601-482-7275 Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ph: 662-891-6554 or 662-720-6006 NBHA MS07 Barrel Race Ph: 601-591-0944 Peoples Livestock Auction No Commission - No Shrink Sat., Feb. 27, 2021 Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Magee, MS (Simpson Co.) Lauderdale County Agri-Center Ph: 601-315-1009 NBHA MS07 Barrel Race Houston, MS (Chickasaw Co.) Sat., Feb. 6, 2021 Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Ph: 662-456-3018 Ph: 601-482-8498 Smith & Rogers Cattle Buyers Lauderdale County Agri-Center Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Ph: 601-482-8498 Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Sale Day - Saturday - 11:00 AM 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Sat.-Sun., Feb. 27-28, 2021 No Commission - No Shrink Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Dixie National Rodeo Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Ph: 662-489-4385 Thu.-Wed., Feb. 11-17, 2021 Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Ph: 601-754-5505 or 601-754-8116 Mississippi Coliseum Ph: 601-591-0944 January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 19

FARM Mississippi Timber Price Report Regions MARKET REPORT Northeast (NE) LIVESTOCK Northwest (NW) These are overall statewide averages (price per cwt) Prices reported the week of 12/17/2020 Cattle Receipts 7,743 - Last Year 5,698 For current cattle prices call 601-359-1159

Steers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $150.00–$186.00 300-400 lbs...... $150.00–$183.00 400-500 lbs...... $135.00–$183.00 500-600 lbs...... $119.00–$158.00 600-700 lbs...... $110.00–$140.00 700-800 lbs...... $97.00–$124.00 Southwest (SW) Southeast (SE) Heifers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $120.00–$160.00 300-400 lbs...... $120.00–$148.00 400-500 lbs...... $105.00–$142.00 500-600 lbs...... $100.00–$126.00 600-700 lbs...... $95.00–$120.00 700-800 lbs...... $74.00–$108.00

Slaughter Cows: 850-1,200 lbs...... $40.00-$56.00

Slaughter Bulls: 1,500-2,500 lbs...... $73.00-$90.00

Cow/Calf Pairs (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, with 100-300 lb. calves...... $600.00-$1,375.00

Replacement Cows (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, 2-8 mos. bred...... $500.00-$1,100.00

POULTRY Prices reported the week of 12/17/2020 For current poultry/egg prices call 404-562-5850

Broilers/Fryers: (¢ per lb. FOB-Dock, Mississippi Producers) 80.48¢

Eggs: (¢ per dozen, based on USDA Grade A) XL. 90-93¢, LG. 88-91¢, MED. 62-66¢

CATFISH Reporting Pounds Processed for the Month Ending: December 2020 Fish Processed 0 - 4 lbs. (foodservice/retail markets) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.19¢ per lb. Fish Processed over 4 lbs. (large whole fish/round and gut market) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.08¢ per lb.

CROPS Prices reported the week of 12/17/2020. For current crop prices call 601-359-1120. Cotton (¢ per lb)...... (Mar.) 79.55 Soybeans ($ per bushel)...... 13.75 Wheat ($ per bushel)...... N/A Corn ($ per bushel)...... 5.25 Rice (¢ per cwt.)...... (Jan.) 12.66 The Mississippi Timber Price Report is updated quarterly by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Page 20 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN January 15, 2021 HHH UPCOMING EVENTS HHH MS Gulf Coast Beekeepers Association- Jan. 2021, free basic beekeeping men- torship program. Pre-registration required. For more information call 601-716- Equipment 5557 or 847-529-6493. Jackson Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Jan. 16-17, 2021, Mississippi Trade Mart, Ex- hibit Hall A, MS Fairgrounds, 1207 Mississippi Street, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Show hours: Sat., 9 a.m.- 5 p.m., & Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8’ tables $75 each. Buy, sell or trade. Free parking and hourly door prizes. Exhibits in- Auctions clude: safes, guns, ammo, knives, hunting, military items, gun dealers, col- lectors and enthusiasts. Like us on Facebook at New South Gun Shows. For more information contact Bill or Elizabeth Milstead at 601-922-8138 or 2-Day Construction & Farm Equipment Public Auction www.newsouthgunshows.com. Fri.-Sat., Mar. 5-6, 2021 at 9:00 AM both days Magnolia State Rabbit Breeders Association Rabbit Show- Triple Open Double 2236 Hwy. 49 - Brooklyn, MS (Forrest Co.) Youth Show, Sat., Feb. 27, 2021 at 8 a.m. Columbia Expo Center, 150 Industrial Park Road, Columbia, MS (Marion Co.) For more information or a catalog con- Jeff Martin Auctioneers, Inc. MSAL Lic. #1255 tact Tracey Freeman at 985-516-4016 or log-on to Facebook under Magnolia State RBA 2020 Spring Show. Friday, featuring construction equipment, heavy trucks, trailers and construction support equipment. Saturday, featuring farm tractors, implements, vehicles, pickups and recreational items. Con- Barton Trade Days- Sat.-Sun., Mar. 20-21, 2021, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., at 928 Quinn signment deadline Feb. 27, 2021. For more information call 601-450-6200 or www.jeffmartinauc- Road, Byhalia, MS (Marshall Co.) Indoor/outdoor booth space available. Antiques, tools, metal art, arts & crafts, jams, jellies, chickens and goats, some- tioneers.com. thing for everyone. For more information call Lisa at 901-326-9366.

MISSISSIPPI STATE MISSISSIPPI GULF FAIRGROUNDS COAST COLISEUM COMPLEX Biloxi, Mississippi Jackson, Mississippi PH: 228-594-3748 www.mscoastcoliseum.com PH: 601-961-4000 www.mdac.ms.gov Sat., Jan. 9 Cheersport Sat.-Sun., Jan. 16-17 The Home Show Sat.-Sun., Jan. 9-10 Trade Mart Biloxi Bijou Gymnastics Competition

56th Annual Dixie National Sat.-Sun., Jan. 16-17 Livestock Show & Rodeo FORCE Dance Tour Fri.-Sun., Jan. 22 - Feb. 21 Fri.-Sun., Jan. 22-24 Fairgrounds Dixie Dance Masters Sat., Feb. 6 Sat., Jan. 23 ASA Mardi Gras Drawdown All Out Championships Trade Mart Fri.-Sun., Jan. 29-31 Sat.-Sun., Feb. 27-28 Fly Dance Competition Great Southern Gun & Knife Show Trade Mart Sat.-Sun., Jan. 30-31 Gun & Knife Show Sat.-Sun., Feb. 27-28 MS Gem & Mineral Society Show Fri.-Sun., Feb. 5-7 Trade Mart Biloxi Boat Show

LAUDERDALE COUNTY RANKIN COUNTY STOP AG THEFT AGRI-CENTER MULTI-PURPOSE Meridian, Mississippi PAVILION PH: 601-482-8498 Brandon, Mississippi 1-800-678-2660 Sat., Jan. 16 Cowkids Youth Rodeo PH: 601-591-0944 Sat., Feb. 6 Sat., Jan. 23 To report a crime NBHA NBHA MS07 Barrel Race Sat.-Sun., Feb. 27-28 Fri.-Sat., Jan. 29-30 Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo No Limits Monster Trucks & SuperCross Sat., Feb. 6 SOUTH MISSISSIPPI NBHA MS07 Barrel Race MAGNOLIA CENTER Sat., Feb. 13 Southeast Rodeo Laurel, Mississippi Thu.-Sat., Feb. 18-20 PH: 601-649-9010 NIRA Ozark Region College Rodeo Fri.-Sat., Jan. 15-16 hosted by EMCC Jr. Livestock Show and Sale January 15, 2021 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 21 Down on the Farm

Ryder Lee Morris encounters a newborn calf for the first time “Down on the Farm” in Iuka.

(picture submitted by Carl Morris of Iuka, MS, Tishomingo County)

Dixie National Antique Tractor Show February 11-14, 2021 Trade Mart, Mississippi State Fairgrounds, Jackson, MS

11-month-old Easton Foster loves to drive tractors and help check the cows “Down on the farm” in Steens.

(picture submitted by Grace Foster of Steens, MS, Lowndes County)

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By Susan Collins-Smith MSU Extension Ser- Setbacks vice By Robert Nathan Gregory prices lower.” Despite multiple challenges in MSU Extension Service Sawtimber prices reflect the rate 2020, Mississippi’s poultry indus- of new home building. Third quarter try retained its first-place position Mississippi’s timber industry was stumpage prices this year for pine, among the state’s agricultural com- not excused from market volatility oak and mixed hardwood sawtimber due to COVID-19 this year, but its modities. It topped the list with an were down from that timeframe in final value should land just short of estimated total production value of 2019. The largest price gap between where it was at the end of 2019. the two quarters was for oak sawtim- $2.16 billion. Forestry dropped from the second That figure is down 16.1% from ber, which was $35.35 per ton in third to the third largest agricultural com- quarter 2020, down from $44.60 per 2019. Final figures will be available modity in the state -- behind poultry ton in third quarter 2019. in April. and soybeans -- with an estimated April saw a second setback as “Production disruptions from value of $1.12 billion in 2020 com- Easter Sunday tornadoes plowed COVID-19 and severe weather im- pared to $1.15 billion a year ago. The through several areas of south Mis- pacts coupled with weaker prices estimated value of timber production sissippi. More than 13,000 acres of drove broiler values down this year, is estimated by monthly severance forestland took a hit from the storms. but chickens and eggs saw an in- taxes from the Mississippi Depart- The estimated damage was $15 mil- crease in value,” said Josh Maples, ment of Revenue. lion. an agricultural economist with the Before the pandemic, the year be- “The impact of the storms on the Mississippi State University Exten- gan with high housing starts and de- overall value was minimal, but to the sion Service. mand for wood products. Mills across affected landowners, an event like Three industry segments make the Southeast responded to expected this is devastating,” Auel said. “The up the overall value of poultry: reduced demand at the onset of CO- end product prices would have suf- broilers, chickens and eggs. Broil- VID-19 in a variety of ways, but many fered more if damage occurred to a scaled back production or temporar- ers are worth an estimated $1.9 mill.” Production challenges and consumer demand pushed the estimated value ily closed. billion, down 19.5% from 2019. A positive industry development is of eggs up 21% from 2019 to $260 million. (File photo by MSU Extension “One of the things that drove the construction of new mills and ex- Estimated value for chickens that Service/Kevin Hudson) prices up for finished products was pansion of existing ones. produce table eggs stands at about the temporary supply gap we created Tabler, Extension poultry specialist. population to African Swine Fever, Enviva’s pellet mill in Lucedale is $2 million, a 2.6% increase over by the mills that closed,” said Shaun But, Tabler said, the industry Tabler said. scheduled to launch in early 2021 2019. Production challenges and Tanger, forestry economics specialist fared well overall and has heeded and create 130 jobs. Mission For- consumer demand for eggs pushed Tabler said he expects demand in with the Mississippi State Univer- est Products is bringing a new pine their value up 21% from the previ- the lessons from the COVID-19 2021 to stay strong, but the indus- sity Extension Service. “While some sawmill to Corinth with production ous year to $260 million. situation. try should remain cautious. Linger- closed, there were other mills that likely beginning in 2022. Vicksburg “Eggs are particularly interest- “While the farm side of the in- ing COVID-19 issues coupled with kept going 100% and were working Forest Products announced plans to ing because of the grocery store dustry remains pretty much un- higher prices for lumber and steel overtime. I know of a mill in the Car- double capacity, and Alternative En- versus restaurant supply chain changed, COVID-19 is changing and producers’ increasing difficulty olinas that was down for six months. ergy Development is expanding its dynamic,” Maples said. “Most eggs the processing side of the indus- in securing property insurance will “The decision to stay open or Hazlehurst-based pellet mill. try,” he said. “Look for these chang- closed depended on two things: if that go to restaurants are in liq- likely keep production modest. “There is reason for landowners to es to continue well into the future, it was part of a large corporation or uid form, while grocery stores sell Grain prices also are a concern. be optimistic about the future. We particularly in the area of increased an independent local mill; and how mostly shell, or table, eggs. Specific “We’ll still be dealing with CO- have mills coming in to pick up the automation.” much risk upper management was supply chains have formed for each VID-19, and we want to protect slack from others that have closed,” of these channels.” Tabler said the challenge at times willing to take,” he added. the health of everyone in the in- There are nearly 70 mills statewide Auel said. “The energy sector is a The Food and Drug Administra- has been keeping a healthy work- dustry,” Tabler said. “I am always from small, independent local facili- great benefit to us. The more pellet tion impose different safety rules force. concerned about weather. Not only mills we can put in to feed overseas “Look for the industry to be more ties to sites affiliated with large cor- for these egg types. have we had a rough time with se- porations. markets, the better off everybody is flexible at changing their product “When restaurants closed or vere weather this year, but corn and “Local mills come in and out of going to be in Mississippi. We have mix on short notice. Many shelter- business slowed because of COV- soybean prices steadily increased in business based on demand,” said the luxury of two deep-water ports in-place orders across the country ID-19 protocols, there was a reduc- the last few weeks, which will be a John Auel, MSU Extension professor in the Mississippi River and the Ten- early in the year meant a quick nessee-Tombigbee Waterway, so we tion in demand for liquid eggs and concern going in to 2021. of forestry. “If they don’t have the shift from food service and fast food are uniquely positioned with those a large increase in demand for table Demand for grain in overseas capital investment that a large mill eggs. The specific supply chains products to more grocery store and avenues to fill that market.” markets is another factor driving does, it’s easier for them to mothball couldn’t immediately shift from fix-at-home products. The indus- their operation to ride out a lull be- As the new and expanded mills grain prices upward. China is im- liquid to shell. The result of supply try will be better prepared for sce- cause they don’t impact markets as come online, quantities will begin porting grain while it rebuilds its challenges at the same time as an narios such as this in the future,” much as larger ones.” moving more quickly, but landown- swine heard that was devastated by increase in demand for table eggs Tabler said. Plunging prices in March and April ers are mostly playing the long game African Swine Fever. Dry weather was sharply higher prices,” he said. One thing COVID-19 did not af- were quickly made up as manufac- in the interim. in Ukraine and Brazil reduced their “We’re still a decade or more away When COVID-19 cases surged in fect was demand. turers worked to replenish the scarce from prices like we had in the early the spring, processing plants were “Demand is strong, and broiler corn and soybean crop yields. supply of paper products on grocery 2000s and certainly the mid-2000s, faced with a decreased workforce production continues to rebound, “Poultry companies will closely store shelves, namely toilet paper and but we should be patient and optimis- because they had workers out sick particularly since June as the in- monitor the grain futures markets paper towels. Timber prices, however, will likely tic that the market is at least going and others afraid to go to work for dustry learns to adjust to new as we enter 2021, as feed is approxi- not recover to pre-COVID levels until to stay the same,” Tanger said. “If you fear of becoming sick. This sce- health and safety protocols,” Tabler mately 70% of the cost to bring 2021. Hardwood pulpwood, for exam- look at timberland as an investment, said. “We’re seeing an especially poultry to market,” he said. nario forced broiler integrators to ple, had a statewide stumpage price you can still sell now and come out “Don’t look for huge increases increase downtime between flocks high demand for poultry products of $3.87 per ton in the third quarter really well. It’s not like anybody is in production in 2021. My guess is and place fewer birds per house. on the export side despite the pan- of 2020 compared to $6.24 a year be- trapped in forestry. If they’re looking On top of that situation, Missis- demic, and that’s good news for the that 2020 - 2021 may very well be fore. to cash in, land prices are really good sippi producers were slammed with poultry industry.” the slowest period for broiler pro- “We expect to see a buildup of for timberland right now. People several severe weather events in Many export markets around the duction growth in the state since pulpwood hardwood on the stump,” want that property for hunting and April, damaging or destroying well world need an alternative protein 2012 - 2013, when we saw record Tanger said. “Our oversupply of fishing, so you are not being held over 100 poultry houses, said Tom to pork after losing much of the pig high grain prices,” Tabler said. standing timber is keeping stumpage captive by your land.”