Indulge Your Senses at the 159Th Mississippi State Fair

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Volume 90 Number 19 OCTOBER 1, 2018 Jackson, ms Indulge Your Senses at the 159th Mississippi State Fair

By Donna West, Division Director Chris Janson, Hinder, Hannah Belle, ter of the food area off the Midway, Market Development – MDAC Goodpaper of the Reverend Robert and don’t miss the FFA Children’s Mortimer, Jason and Destiny Proj- Barnyard located behind the Biscuit There is no better place to be to ect, En Vogue, The Marshall Tucker Booth. take in a glorious sensory overload Band, Colt Ford, Mercy Me, Lucken- Volunteers from the Mississippi than the 159th Mississippi State bach (Willie Nelson Tribute Band), Department of Agriculture and Fair. Upon arrival, even before and Fred T and The Band. Commerce give out over 100,000 crossing the threshold of the mid- Daily activities take place in the ‘made from scratch’ biscuits every way, all senses are working over- Trade Mart, Trustmark Hospital- year at the Biscuit Booth near the time. Shrieks, laughter and the ity Tent, the Kirk Fordice Equine Kid Zone. Come by between 4:00 clanging of rides can be heard right Center, and all along the Midway and 6:00 p.m. daily and meet your away. The sight of throngs of peo- and Fairgrounds Complex. In- new Commissioner of Agricul- dulge your senses of smell and taste ple, the mighty Ferris wheels, and ture and Commerce, Andy Gipson. throughout the Midway as you dine pigs racing will make you blink with “Thank you for letting the Mississip- at one or more of the 85 Food and delight. Clutching your first win or pi State Fair be a part of your fam- Beverage venues, many of which are hanging on tightly as the hair rais- ily tradition this year,” said Com- from right here in Mississippi. ing ride you’re on takes off merely missioner Gipson. Your senses will The Mississippi State Fair pres- enforces appreciation of contact. thank you too. The aroma of biscuits baking, corn- ents a day of celebration for our Se- nior Americans on Wednesday, Oc- The fair runs through Sunday, tober 10 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. October 14, with regular gate ad- in the Coliseum. Free gate admis- mission of $5.00; children under The Mississippi State Fair runs Wednesday, October 3 through Sunday, sion, parking and show admission the age of six are admitted free of October 14, as daily entertainment and activities take place in the Trade for all senior citizens 55 and older charge. See pages 16 to 18 for a Mart, the Kirk Fordice Equine Center, and all along the 105 acres of the until 1:00 p.m. complete fair guide listing. Mississippi Fairgrounds Complex in Jackson. In the livestock area, just off the For additional information, Midway, there will be over 1,000 download the Mississippi State Fair dogs cooking, and good stuff grill- Fair to serve as your Commissioner students showing their livestock mobile app, visit the website at ing will propel you down the longest of Agriculture and Commerce, at- for prizes. Take time to visit the msstatefair.com and tag us on face- and most diverse buffet you will ever tending the Fair has always been a Livestock Judging Arena in the cen- book.com/msstatefair/. enjoy. Gipson family tradition,” said Com- For 159 years, the Mississippi missioner Gipson. “My family and I State Fair, located in the capital city have attended every year since I was of Jackson has been the designated a boy, and now my wife Leslie and site for adventure, entertainment, I have the joy of bringing our four competition and feasting. Over 100 children to the State Fair.” Added acres of open space, livestock barns, Steve Hutton, new Executive Direc- exhibit buildings and a 10,000 seat tor of the Mississippi Fair Commis- coliseum provide the framework for sion, “State Fairs across the United a midway overflowing with breath- States became popular in the 1800’s taking rides, curious displays, tasty for the purpose of promoting state treats and multitudes of other agriculture and livestock. It wasn’t attractions. until the 20th century that State Opening day is Wednesday, Oc- Fairs expanded to include rides, tober 3rd, and with a hospitable games, concerts and entertainment. scissor snip of ribbon at 5:00 p.m., Your 159th Mississippi State Fair is Commissioner of Agriculture and a wonderful blend of both.” Commerce Andy Gipson will of- Headliners in this year’s enter- ficially welcome one and all to the tainment lineup in the Budweiser Mississippi youth compete for top honors showcasing the best in livestock 2018 Mississippi State Fair. “While Stage on the Midway, and free with and agriculture. Come see the best in market and dairy cattle, goats, sheep, this is my first Mississippi State regular fair admission, include and swine shows at the 2018 Mississippi State Fair. Page 2 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

From Our Kitchen To Yours Home Style Fair Food ***************************************** Bacon-Wrapped Corn Mini Nutella Doughnuts

8 large ears sweet corn, husks removed 1 large egg Andy Gipson 8 bacon strips 1 tablespoon water 2 tablespoons chili powder 1 tube (16.3 ounces) large refrigerated flaky biscuits (8 count) Commissioner 2/3 cup Nutella Mississippi Department of Wrap each ear of corn with a bacon strip; place on a piece of Oil for deep-fat frying Agriculture & Commerce heavy-duty foil. Sprinkle with chili powder. Wrap securely, Confectioners’ sugar 121 North Jefferson Street twisting ends to make handles for turning. Grill corn, covered, over medium heat 20-25 minutes or until corn is tender and Whisk egg with water. On a lightly floured surface, roll each Jackson, MS 39201 bacon is cooked, turning once. biscuit into a six-inch circle; cut each into four wedges. Brush Phone: 601-359-1100 lightly with egg mixture; top each wedge with one teaspoon www.mdac.ms.gov Cinnamon Caramel Apples Nutella. Bring up corners over filling; pinch edges firmly to Ag Museum seal. In an n electric skillet or deep fryer, heat oil to 350 degrees. 601-432-4500 2 packages (14 ounces each) caramels In small batches, place doughnuts in hot oil, seam side down; fry Agricultural Theft Bureau 3 tablespoons milk chocolate chips until golden brown, one to two minutes per side. Drain on paper 1-800-678-2660 3 tablespoons water towels. Dust with confectioners’ sugar; serve warm. 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Aquaculture 3/4 teaspoon vanilla extract 601-359-1102 Kettle Corn 8 Popsicle sticks 8 large tart apples Board of Animal Health 1/4 cup vegetable oil Sprinkles and chopped peanuts 601-359-1170 1/4 cup white sugar Bureau of Plant Industry 1/2 cup unpopped popcorn kernels In a microwave-safe bowl, combine the caramels, chocolate 662-325-3390 chips, water, cinnamon and vanilla. Microwave, uncovered, on Heat the vegetable oil in a large pot over medium heat. Once Consumer Protection high for 1 1/2 minutes; stir. Microwave the mixture 30-60 sec- hot, stir in the sugar and popcorn. Cover, and shake the pot 601-359-1148 onds longer or until caramels are melted. Insert Popsicle sticks constantly to keep the sugar from burning. When the popping into the apples; dip into caramel mixture, turning to coat. Roll Fairgrounds/Coliseum has slowed to once every 2 to 3 seconds, remove the pot from the 601-961-4000 in or press on desired toppings. Place on waxed paper; let stand heat and continue to shake for a few minutes until the popping until set. stops completely. Pour into a large bowl, and allow to cool, stir- Genuine MS ring occasionally to break up large clumps. Note: Use brown 601-359-1159 Tacos on a Stick sugar and the popcorn will taste like caramel corn. International Trade 601-359-1196 1 envelope taco seasoning Blackberry Lemonade Keep Mississippi Beautiful 1 cup tomato juice 601-359-1100 2 tablespoons canola oil 4 cups water, divided 2 pounds beef top sirloin steak, cut into 1-inch cubes 1 cup sugar Livestock Market News 1 medium green pepper, cut into chunks 1 cup lemon juice 601-359-1159 1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into chunks 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest 1 large onion, cut into wedges Market Development 1 cup blackberries 16 cherry tomatoes 601-359-1159 1 to 2 drops blue food coloring, optional Salsa con queso or sour cream, optional Meat Inspection In a large saucepan, bring two cups water and sugar to a boil. 601-359-1191 In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the taco seasoning, to- Boil for two minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from the Mississippi Market Bulletin mato juice and oil; mix well. Remove 1/2 cup for basting; refrig- 601-359-1155 erate. Add beef to the bag; seal and turn to coat. Refrigerate for heat. Stir in the lemon juice, zest and remaining water; cool at least five hours. Drain and discard marinade from beef. On slightly. In a blender, combine one cup lemon mixture and Mississippi Farmers Market metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread beef, pep- the blackberries; cover and process until blended. Strain and 601-354-6573 pers, onion, and tomatoes. Grill, uncovered, over medium heat discard seeds. Pour blackberry mixture and remaining lemon Regulatory Services for three minutes on each side. Baste with reserved marinade. mixture into a pitcher; stir well. Add food coloring if desired. 601-359-1111 Continue turning and basting for eight to ten minutes or until Refrigerate until chilled. Serve in chilled glasses over ice. meat reaches desired doneness. If desired, serve with salsa con Petroleum Division 601-359-1101 queso or sour cream. Source: TasteofHome.com. Weights & Measures 601-359-1149 October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 3 Page 4 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

1 1/2 miles north of Hwy. 27 West on ing, food plots with shooting houses, 35 South, $2,500 per acre. Foxworth, Advertisers Index FARM PROPERTY Rhymes Road, $4,500 per acre. Crystal good access roads, utilities available, 601-522-1086. Springs, 601-209-0790. $3,300 per acre. Metairie, LA, 504-450- Category Page No. All farm property listings within 6932. MONTGOMERY COUNTY this category (for sale or rent/lease) Ag Trailers & Carts . . . . . 11 COVINGTON COUNTY must consists of 10 acres or more. 40-54 +/- acres hunting land, Agritourism in Mississippi . . 26 Out-of-state residents owning $163,000, located 38 Owen Road, Fay- 19.44 acres, cutover, 5 miles north of Antiques & Furniture . . . . . 9 54 +/- acres, corner of Geiger Farm farm property within Mississippi ette, 601-431-8022. French Camp on State Highway 407, Aquaculture ...... 15 Road & Scarbrough Road near San- that is being offered for sale are hunting land, pasture or house seats if Archery & Accessories . . . . 14 ford, mixed wooded/pasture, submers- allowed to advertise in this category. cleared, French Camp School District, ATVs & UTVs ...... 13 ible well, paved frontage, cattle, farm, JONES COUNTY No real-estate agents, businesses, $27,000. French Camp, 662-312-7731. Barrel Races & Ropings . . . 24 hunting, home site, $4,750 per acre brokers or dealers that sell land on Beef Cattle ...... 15 OBO. Seminary, 601-517-7982. 15 acres, Eddie Walker Road, utilities Beekeeping, Honey & Syrup . . 6 a commission basis are eligible to available, paved road frontage, timber, NEWTON COUNTY advertise. Boats & Watercraft . . . . . 14 DESOTO COUNTY $4,100 per acre, will not divide. D’Lo, Camping & Accessories . . . 14 601-847-2567. 80 +/- acres with road frontage, mostly Construction Equipment . . . 12 open land with 4 ponds, room for 8+ ATTALA COUNTY 14 acres with house, several good Cookbooks & Recipes . . . . . 9 10 acres, 3 miles from Laurel on Hwy. chicken houses, 40x60 shop with 20’ building sites, 4 miles to Southaven, Crafts & Woodwork . . . . . 9 84 west frontage, nice 3 bdrm., 2 bath 15 acres mixed timberland, excellent 3 miles to Hernando, $230,000. Her- side sheds, hay barn, brick home, Crops & Seeds ...... 6 home, 2,100 sq. ft., $215,000, will sell hunting, located off Hwy. 43 North, nando, 901-485-7239. $545,000. Decatur, 601-917-7034. Cutters & Mowers . . . . . 10 part or all. Laurel, 601-498-0126. Dairy Cattle ...... 19 $2,100 per acre. Kosciusko, 706-718- Dogs ...... 20 2520. FORREST COUNTY NOXUBEE COUNTY Dog Supplies ...... 21 LAFAYETTE COUNTY 155 acres, cut 20 years ago, good natu- Employment ...... 8 75 acres on Bouie River & house, 80+ acres, 60 acres in 20 year old rally regrowth, mostly hardwood, Sal- 297 acres, great deer/turkey hunting, Equipment Auctions ...... 24 $689,000, additional acreage available pines, thinned one time, 760 sq. ft. lis area, $1,500 per acre. Madison, 662- 10 miles to Oxford, wonderful timber Exotic Livestock & Pets . . . 20 & second home total property 100 cabin/electric, deep well, 2 ponds, 417-9176. & lake sites, Hotty Toddy - this is it, Farm Buildings & Materials . . 7 acres & 2 houses $849,900, beautiful established food plots/shooting houses, Farm Market Report . . . . . 23 $2,150 per acre. Jackson, 601-946- country estate. Hattiesburg, 601-606- $250,000. Shuqualak, 662-386-1006. Farm Property ...... 4 1366. CARROLL COUNTY 4498. Field Equipment ...... 9 40 acres timber/open land, 3 bdrm., Fireplace Inserts/Firewood . . . 9 172 acres with cabin, 2 ponds, 3 grass LAMAR COUNTY 1.5 bath house, Hwy. 14 & 490, excel- Fishing Tackle ...... 14 patches, tractor shed, 100 acres ma- GEORGE COUNTY Flowers & Trees ...... 6 lent hunting, live stream, large metal ture hardwood, 72 acres 13 year old 14 acre ranch for horses, goats & Forestry & Logging . . . . . 12 20+ acres, 2 ponds, electric power, sep- shed with lots of amenities, $235,000. pines, road frontage, $2,700 per acre. sheep, 1 bdrm. modern brick home, 6 Fruits & Vegetables . . . . . 6 tic, 20 year old mixed timber, joins MS Columbus, 662-241-7148. Carrollton, 662-897-0020. car brick garage can convert to home, Goats & Sheep ...... 19 Game Management Area, good hunt- pool, barn, fenced, fruit/nut trees, 80 acres of cutover timberland located Gourds ...... 9 120 acres, beautiful woods/fields, arte- ing, $80,000. Lucedale, 601-508-4911. $225,000. Lumberton, 601-688-5050. 8 miles west of Macon on Simmons Graders & Blades ...... 10 sian well, great hunting, building sites, Road, road frontage, utilities, live Grain Seeds ...... 6 electricity, perfect for family hunting 40 acres, 1.5 miles south of Benndale Grain Storage & Equipment . . 10 57.5 acres pasture land at intersec- creek, excellent hunting, owner re- camp, just off Teoc Road, $3,000 per off Hwy. 57, price reduced to sale, Grass-Fed Meats ...... 19 tion of Columbia/Purvis & Spell Road forestation available, $85,000. Macon, acre. Vicksburg, 601-831-4110, call or $1,750 per acre OBO. Vancleave, 228- Ground Cover & Mulch ...... 7 frontage, with running creek, approx. text. 219-0208. 601-938-7871. Guns & Accessories . . . . . 14 2 miles from Walmart, $3,500 per acre. Hay & Forage Equipment . . . 11 Sumrall, 601-271-2338. Hay & Grain ...... 6 CHOCTAW COUNTY GRENADA COUNTY OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Horses & Mules ...... 20 LEAKE COUNTY Horses at Stud ...... 20 200 acres, great hunting, wildlife food 600 acres, 267 acres cultivation + 88 36.5 +/- acres, 9 miles SE of MSU, 7 acres CRP = rent $43,375, red zone for Horticulture Equipment . . . . 6 plots, rolling topography, beautiful 176 acres of pasture land with some acre lake, pier, gazebo, swimming area/ ducks, trophy deer/turkey, close to 4 of Hunting Leases/Memberships . 15 camp sites, roads for interior access, crop land, 4 chicken houses not in op- outside shower, fenced/cross-fenced, Delta’s top duck clubs, $3,500 per acre. Hunting, Fishing, Camping . . 13 creek runs through property, paved eration, great location to build poultry barn with electricity, beautiful 5 bdrm. Holcomb, 601-937-4654. Industrial Trucks & Vans . . . 12 road frontage, $1,700 per acre. Merid- houses, close to Lena, $1,750 per acre. 3 bath home, $559,000. Starkville, Lawn & Garden Equipment . . 12 ian, 601-604-0495. Carthage, 601-692-3826. 662-418-8077. Livestock Auctions & Sales . . 22 HARRISON COUNTY Livestock Boarding & Handling . 8 36 +/- acres with road thru property, 231 acres, Hwy. 389 North 9 miles, Livestock Equipment . . . . 13 CLAIBORNE COUNTY 40 acres, mostly wooded, joins Little 2 acre pond, excellent hunting, some 100 acres plantation pine, 131 acres Livestock Tack ...... 13 Biloxi Wildlife Management Area on 2 road frontage & good cabin sites, elec- regeneration timber, excellent hunt- Livestock Trailers & Wagons . 13 406 acres near Pattison, gentle rolling sides, very private, $160,000. Perkin- tricity & sewer system on property, ing, $3,000 per acre. Starkville, 662- Llamas & Alpacas ...... 20 land, great deer/turkey, 2 nice fish- ston, 228-861-2856. 418-6752. Lumber & Sawing ...... 7 ing lakes, beautiful piece of property, $74,000. Carthage, 601-741-2358. Miscellaneous Equipment . . . 13 $3,250 per acre. Vicksburg, 601-415- 28.10 acres of timberland, excellent Miscellaneous Hunting Items . 15 3437. HOLMES COUNTY PEARL RIVER COUNTY Miscellaneous Home Items . . . 9 hunting, frontage on Lake Road & 70 acres, hardwood/pine mixed, great Damascus Church Road, property is Mississippi State Fair Guide . . 16 241 acres, fenced pasture, hay fields & 60 acres just off I-59 & Hwy. 13 Lum- piece of property for deer/turkey lov- 1 mile from the Madison County line, Ongoing Events ...... 28 planted pines, 75 acres mature hard- berton, large oak trees, water & sewer ers, Forest Grove Road/Chapman $1,500 per acre. Carthage, 601-938- Other Ag Implements . . . . 11 woods, close to I-55, stocked ponds, on property, great hunting, nice pond, Outdoor Power Equipment . . 13 Philadelphia, 15 minutes from Port 8246. home with deer proof garden, new $3,150 per acre. Wiggins, 601-554- Pickers & Harvesters . . . . 10 Gibson, $3,300 per acre. Pattison, 504- shop, bargain at $600,000. Durant, 26 acres in Singleton community, 6789. Planting & Tillage . . . . . 10 417-8300. 601-278-2999. Posts & Fencing ...... 7 paved road, community water, great Poultry & Fowl ...... 8 90 acres in NW Claiborne County, hills location, $2,395 per acre. Brandon, PERRY COUNTY Poultry & Fowl Supplies . . . 8 & hollows, mature pine with hardwood JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY 601-672-9558. Poultry Equipment . . . . . 13 in the creek booms, not hunted in 4 94 acres, $2,500 per acre OBO. Gauti- 75 acres, Hwy. 13 frontage, 2,100 sq. 41 acres with 3 bdrm., 2 bath modern Rabbits ...... 20 years, $2,975 per acre, firm. Port Gib- er, 601-964-0318, no text or email. Rural Property & Hobby Farms . 5 son, 601-750-2425. ft. brick home, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, double energy efficient home built in 2010, carport, 30x60 commercial building very secluded, mixed timber, excellent Semen & Embryos . . . . . 19 40 acre tract, 30 acres of 15 year old Sewing & Fabrics ...... 9 on slab, fully insulated/2 roll up doors, hunting, 36x40 shop, $289,000. Car- COPIAH COUNTY pines & 10 acres of 20 year old pines, Sprayers & Spreaders . . . . 11 $225,000. Prentiss, 601-441-1539. thage, 601-940-8783. comes with camp with electric, good SUVs & Vans ...... 12 Swap & Exchange ...... 8 99 acres, 49 acres in 8 year old pines, 128 acres, 59 acres pines, 59 acres clear MARION COUNTY roads throughout, $85,000. Beau- Swine ...... 20 50 acres in 28 year old pines, Hwy. 27 cut, 5 box stands & plots, trailer, pond, mont, 504-598-2971. Timber Price Report . . . . . 23 south of Rockport, $4,000 per acre. blacktop road, fenced, 5 miles east of 45 acres of timber/hunting land on Tools & Hardware . . . . . 13 Flora, 601-894-8168. Prentiss, utilities available, $256,000. Lower Little River, excellent hunting, PIKE COUNTY Tractors ...... 9 Natchez, 601-870-6373. 19 acres of mature pine & hardwood fishing & recreational tract, $3,500 per Trucks ...... 11 24 acres on Fernwood Road, across the Trailers (Utility/Equipment) . . 11 timber, good hunting, $76,000. Wes- acre OBO. Columbia, 601-441-7733. JEFFERSON COUNTY road from Loves Travel Center at Exit Upcoming Events ...... 25 son, 601-660-1738. 13 off I-55 & very close to Percy Quinn Upcoming Livestock Shows . . 22 76 acres with timber & possible gravel, Want Ads ...... 7 20 acres, creek, pond, fenced pasture, 60 +/- acres of mostly hardwoods near also good hunting land, located 15 State Park, $175,000. McComb, 601- shed, some woods, good house site, Natchez Trace, great deer/turkey hunt- miles south of Columbia, MS, Hwy. 810-3363. October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 5

20 acres, 4 house broiler farm with Use this map to assist you in locating the 9 most upgrades done, 2,100 sq. ft. towns and counties of buyers and sellers double wide, shop & all the equipment 2 5 6 7 needed to run the farm, $950,000. 1 listed in the Mississippi Market Bulletin. 3 4 8 Summit, 601-551-7042. The corresponding numbers on the map 15 acres, home site, beautiful wooded are listed left to right - top to bottom. 12 13 14 area, huge live oak trees in front por- 10 11 15 tion, hardwood/pine in rear portion, Adams 59 Leflore 26 partial fencing, $75,000. McComb, 16 17 Alcorn 7 Lincoln 62 225-931-5954. Amite 69 Lowndes 40 21 22 23 SCOTT COUNTY Attala 35 Madison 42 18 20 Benton 5 Marion 72 19 Bolivar 18 Marshall 4 31 200 acres, 10 year old cutover, access 28 30 roads/open areas, live creek, used for Calhoun 21 Monroe 23 26 29 Carroll 27 Montgomery 29 27 hunting now, borders Bienville Na- 25 tional Forest, 15 minutes from I-20 in Chickasaw 22 Neshoba 44 24 Morton, $1,900/acre. Forkville, 601- Choctaw 36 Newton 51 36 38 40 951-8071. Claiborne 53 Noxubee 39 37 39 Clarke 58 Oktibbeha 38 35 33 SIMPSON COUNTY Clay 31 Panola 12 32 34 Coahoma 10 Pearl River 77 215 acres, New Hope area south of Copiah 54 Perry 75 41 43 44 45 42 Magee, 2- 3/2 brick homes, ponds, Covington 65 Pike 70 springs, gravel, 60/40 pasture & timber, barn with metal catch pen, private DeSoto 2 Pontotoc 15 Forrest 74 Prentiss 8 46 drive, wildlife, $985,000. Magee, 601- 47 497-0211. Franklin 61 Quitman 11 George 79 Rankin 49 48 49 50 51 52 SMITH COUNTY Greene 76 Scott 50 Grenada 28 Sharkey 32 60 acre farm, 3,800 sq. ft. home, Hancock 80 Simpson 55 55 54 56 57 58 bordering national forest, includes Harrison 81 Smith 56 53 barns, workshops, pond, cross-fenced, Hinds 48 Stone 78 $385,000 negotiable split of house/ Holmes 34 Sunflower 25 property for $285,000. Louin, 601- 60 Humphreys 33 Tallahatchie 19 527-7199. 59 61 64 65 66 67 Issaquena 46 Tate 3 62 63 TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY Itawamba 17 Tippah 6 Jackson 82 Tishomingo 9 40 acres of rolling, cutover timber, Jasper 57 Tunica 1 71 72 68 69 70 73 75 76 hill land, lots of deer/turkey, excellent Jefferson Davis 64 Union 14 hunting, timber & land investment, Jefferson 60 Walthall 71 74 $950 per acre. Charleston, 662-458- Jones 66 Warren 47 4021. Kemper 45 Washington 24 79 78 Lafayette 13 Wayne 67 77 TATE COUNTY Lamar 73 Webster 30 Lauderdale 52 Wilkinson 68 82 80 acres farm land, pasture land & 81 Lawrence 63 Winston 37 80 house, $320,000. Senatobia, 662-473- Leake 43 Yalobusha 20 3578, leave message. Lee 16 Yazoo 41 TISHOMINGO COUNTY barn, partially fenced, stocked fish & ceramic tile floors, at Lake Eddins, MARSHALL COUNTY 10.44 acres, close to Coleman State pond, ponds, Hwy. 82 & 15 frontage, RURAL PROPERTY $85,000. Pachuta, 601-626-8651. $575,000. Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Park, utilities, approx. 1,000 feet paved 3.1 acres at end of short paved road, road frontage, will divide, $40,000 for & HOBBY FARMS KEMPER COUNTY some mature trees, city water & elec- all or $25,000 for half. Tupelo, 662- YAZOO COUNTY All property listings within this tric, close access to I-269 & major 844-4747. 6.3 +/- acres with 3 bdrm., 2 bath category (for sale or rent/lease) hospital, nice rural location, $33,000. home, good stand of planted pines & 40 beautiful acres, 2-story brick home, must consists of less than 10 acres. Byhalia, 662-564-3795. open ground, area well known for ex- UNION COUNTY 5 stall workshop with apartment, Out-of-state residents owning 1 bdrm. mobile, utilities to gated en- property within Mississippi that is cellent hunting/fishing, ideal retire- PIKE COUNTY 17 acre turnkey llama farm, suit- try, wildlife galore, price just reduced being offered for sale are allowed to ment home, $75,000. Dekalb, 601- to 650,000 motivated seller. Bento- 917-3414. able for any livestock, 2 residences, advertise in this category. 8.79 acres, mostly wooded, in North 5 minutes to downtown New Albany, nia, 662-571-1352, brenda.oreo1948@ No real-estate agents, businesses, gmail.com. MADISON COUNTY Pike School District & North Pike $690,000. New Albany, 662-507-5207, brokers or dealers that sell land on Community Water, $7,000 per acre. a commission basis are eligible to www.sale.magnoliaknoll.com. Summit, 225-938-7161. 180 acres in the hills joins cropland, advertise. 2 acres, lake view, silo converted house, easement to Hwy. 3, $2,650 per acre 1 bdrm., 1.5 bath, 23’ ceiling, fireplace, WARREN COUNTY OBO; 540 acres with Oak Ridge road PONTOTOC COUNTY HINDS COUNTY appliances, patio, gazebo, shop, great frontage, $2,200 per acre OBO. Satar- getaway mini farm, $695 per month. 155 acres of hardwood timber lands, tia, 601-577-1674. Madison, 601-624-7214. 6.3 acres, nice build site with private steep hills/hollows, great deer hunt- 3+ acres on Big Black River, located drive, fenced horse/livestock pasture, ing, $542,000; 150 acres of Sunflower west of Edwards off Old Hwy. 80, 4.10 acres, Germantown School Dis- lake, garden space, live stream, lots River Levee land, 2 miles long, graz- FARM LAND FOR 4 camper hookup with electricity, river trict, great home site or mini farm, of wildlife, $26,700, between Tupelo/ ing/haying only, $262,000. Redwood, RENT OR LEASE front access, $21,500. Edwards, 601- $100,000. Canton, 601-940-8783. Pontotoc, 251-284-2920. 601-622-1025. 852-4525. Lamar Co., 95 acres of cropland for 9.94 acres of mixed hardwoods & fruit WEBSTER COUNTY REMEMBER lease, off Hwy. 589 near Purvis, pre- JASPER COUNTY trees with 1 acre stocked pond, plenty In order to advertise in the viously planted in soybeans, 3-5 year of wildlife (deer, etc), beautiful prop- Mississippi Market Bulletin 48 acres, selling 40 acres open land, lease available, $5,000/year. Purvis, .85 acres, 2 bdrm. 1 bath cypress erty, several home sites to build on, 3,000 sq. ft. home, 40x80 pole barn, 601-705-2363. house, 940 sq. ft., with 2 large porches $299,000. Madison, 601-573-5710. you have to be a subscriber! Page 6 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

MISSISSIPPI Jefferson Davis Co., Bassfield, 601- Combine run wheat seeds, 10¢ per lb., distance. Scott Co., Forest, 601-940- CROPS & SEEDS 943-6781. in 2,000 lb. bags, great for food plots. 2852. MARKET BULLETIN Yazoo Co., Vaughan, 662-571-7544. All items listed in this cat- Chestnut trees, blight resistant, Chi- 2018 crop fertilized hay, net wrapped egory must be agriculture related. nese/American cross, trees grow 40’- Pensacola bahiagrass seed, $2/lb; Ar- 4x5 round bales, horse & cow hay, $30 EDITOR No commercial, dealers, buyers, 60’ tall & bear nuts in 3-5 years. Win- gentine bahiagrass seed, $4/lb. Jeffer- each, 10 or more $25 each. Neshoba Claude Nash sellers or business person engaged ston Co., Louisville, 662-736-1610. son Davis Co., Prentiss, 601-519-9023. Co., Union, 601-504-3346. [email protected] in trade are allowed to advertise. Only in-state residents are allowed Cauley apple trees, great trees for Argentine bahiagrass seed, cleaned, in 2017 crop bahiagrass hay, 5x5 rolls, to advertise within this category. South, heavy producer of large green 50 lbs. sacks, $4.50/lb. Walthall Co., well fertilized, cured without rain, Sandy Hook, 985-750-2402. CIRCULATION apples, 6’-8’ tall, $15; Several varieties approx. 60 rolls, $25 per roll, will load. Jessica Spears each of pears, plumbs, peaches, crab- Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-606-0076. FRUITS, NUTS & BERRIES apples, $15. Jones Co., Taylorsville, GRASS SEEDS & [email protected] Square bales of bahiagrass hay, $4, no 601-763-8651. CUSTOM SPRIGGING Green peanuts (30 lb. bags): Jumbo phone, contact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. MARKET BULLETIN STAFF $25; Virginia $20, machine harvested, A chance to have your own bay leaf 532, Mt. Olive, MS 39119. Covington Custom sprigging, Sumrall 007 machine cleaned, unwashed, call for County. Cecilia Parker tree & never have to buy bay leaves (registered trademark), Tifton 44, availability/directions, closed on Sun- for cooking again, limited supply, $25 Tifton 85 also available, $125/acre days. Rogers Farm, Hwy. 37 North, Sumrall 007 bermudagrass & Coastal each plus $5 shipping. Holmes Co., (10 acre minimum), sprigs available bermudagrass hay, commercially fer- Covington Co., Collins, 601-765-8668. Durant, 601-278-2999. MAILING ADDRESS $2.50/bushel. Billy Sumrall & Gerald tilized, weed & pest controlled, 4x5 Sumrall, Lawrence Co., Monticello, rolls $45, will cut & roll end of Sep- P. O. Box 1118 Green peanuts in 30# bags: Unwashed/ Fruit trees, peach, pear, plum, apple, 601-587-7122. tember, 250-300 rolls. Jones Co., Soso, Jackson, MS 39215-1118 machine cleaned, Jumbo $25 & Vir- apricot, cherry, grape, scuppernong, ginia medium white $20, washed & 601-310-3554. muscadine, fig, roadside plum & ba- Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermuda- PHONE graded $33, please call for availability. nana trees, $3-$16. Forrest Co., Petal, grass, Tifton 44 & 85, Alicia, Jiggs & Mitchell Farms, Covington Co., Col- Tifton 9 fertilized bahiagrass hay, 601-359-1155 601-467-3455, ask for Danny. much more, 30+ years experience, lins, 601-765-8609. square bales $4.50 in field or $5 in starting at $100 & up. Leake Co., Car- barn. Lamra Co., Sumrall, 601-757- thage, 601-201-0929. FAX Muscadines ready for picking, vines HORTICULTURE 8815. 601-359-1260 full, fee to pick your fill. Neshoba Co., EQUIPMENT Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermudag- Union, 601-416-8719. 2018 crop bahiagrass hay, 4x5 round WEB ADDRESS rass (registered trademark), Tifton 44, bales, sprayed & fertilized, $20. Choc- Tifton 85 & more, have conventional www.msmarketbulletin.org Sweet delicious blueberries, great for Grow Light, 400 watt HPS, new bulb, taw Co., Eupora, 662-258-7289. light works good, $60. Pearl River Co., or no-till, prices start $100 & up per E-MAIL smoothies, cobblers, cakes & pies, sold acre. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-780- Picayune, 601-798-8238. Square bales: Ryegrass/bermudagrass [email protected] by the gallon, $15. Scott Co., Forest, 0781. 601-513-2660. mixed, $5 per bale; Mixed grass hay, $4.25 per bale, sprayed & fertilized. Mississippi Market Bulletin BEEKEEPING, HAY & GRAIN Calhoun Co., Water Valley, 662-515- (USPS 354-340) 2018 crop Gobbler Sawtooth acorns, HONEY & SYRUP 75 acorns per lb., bears in 5-6 years, 0810. Published semi-monthly by the makes beautiful lawn trees or for game Alicia bermudagrass square bales, sold Mississippi Department food, $3.50/lb. at farm. Stone Co., Wig- Sugar cane, syrup variety CP 36-111, in quantities of 10, we have a grapple 2018 high quality bahiagrass horse of Agriculture and Commerce gins, 601-928-7425. chewing variety CP-511, Blue Ribbon, system to load your trailer, $6 per bale. hay, square bales average 45-48 lbs., 121 North Jefferson Street real old variety syrup, 25¢ - $1. Marion Smith Co., Mize, 601-498-3264. $6/bale; 2018 ryegrass hay, $6/bale; Jackson, MS 39201 FLOWERS, Co., Columbia, 601-606-4577. 2017 4x5 round bales, $20/bale. Lau- Periodical postage paid at Jackson, MS, 2018 crop bahiagrass hay, second cut- derdale Co., Meridian, 601-484-0610. ting 7/23/18, well limed & fertilized, and at additional mailing office. Pre- BULBS & SEEDS Sugar cane stalks for seed, chewing square bales $5; 5x5.5 round bales, Alicia bermudagrass horse hay, square sented as a service feature by this or syrup, 65¢ per stalk, order now for $40, good horse hay. Hinds Co., Crys- $6, round $65; Ryegrass hay, round Department as authorized by Law, Daylilies, assorted colors, $1 per plant, fall cutting. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, tal Springs, 601-260-9801, call after $35; Bahiagrass hay, round $45, good Subscriptions are $10.00 per year plus $10 shipping on first 20 plants, 601-681-4495. 3:30 p.m. for horses, fertilized, stored in barn, to bona fide residents of Mississippi, bonus plants shipped each order. Re- delivery available. Simpson Co., Ma- however advertisers must be actually idis Nash, 1483 Hwy. 51 North, Wi- Improved, IH cane mill, in excellent 4x5 round bales, well fertilized, cured gee, 601-506-2455. engaged in farm or agricultural pur- nona, MS 38967. Montgomery Co., cond., ready to squeeze cane, $900 suits. Dealers, buyers, sellers and busi- without rain, stored in barn, will load, 662-283-5361. OBO, please call or text for pictures. ness persons engaged in trade cannot $30 per bale. Scott Co., Lake, 601-775- Alicia bermudagrass hay, horse hay, Newton Co., Decatur, 601-527-1934. 3733. 4x5 rolls, top quality, stored in barn, list items for sale. Daylilies, assorted colors, 50¢ per $50. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928- All matters dealing with the purpose plant, you dig them up, call & leave 4’ x 10’ copper syrup pan, new cypress “Horse Heaven” square bales: Highly 3828. of this publication should be addressed your phone number. Lawrence Co., boards, 3’ x 9’ galvanized syrup pan, commercially fertilized, limed & Monticello, 601-833-8404. to Claude Nash, Editor. All matters of syrup mill, hooks to PTO on tractor, sprayed for weeds, Sumrall 007 ber- Bahiagrass hay, round bales in barn, policy and subjects not dealing with the no belt needed, $1,350. Wayne Co., mudagrass hay, tight, heavy bales, $35. Clarke Co., Shubuta, 601-776- publication should be addressed to the Elephant garlic cloves, great for cut Waynesboro, 601-410-0271. $6.50; Bahiagrass hay, $5.50. Walthall 3194. Commissioner. flowers, 50¢ each; Red Spider Lily Co., Tylertown, 876-3925. bulbs, $1; La. Iris, $5; Heirloom daf- In offering this public service to bona Nature’s Best Honey, pints $7, quarts 2018 crop, highly fertilized, limed, fodils, 80¢ plus S&H. Rankin Co., Large round bales of mixed grass hay, fide residents of Mississippi, we can- $13, 1 lb. comb sections $10, call sprayed, stored in barn, clover/rye/ber- Brandon, 601-941-9017. Email: retird- $15 per bale. Rankin Co., Sandhill, not verify the contents of each notice. ahead & pick up in Gluckstadt. Madi- mudagrass mixed, volume discount, [email protected]. 601-732-8050. Therefore, the availability of these son Co., Gluckstadt, 601-856-1882. $4.75 per square bale; 5x5 net wrapped pages for listings of farmlands and 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, 2018 crop, round bales, $45. Forrest Co., Hatties- related personal property constitutes TREES, VINES & SHRUBS 9 hives of bees, good, healthy bees, $20. Union Co., Etta, 662-538-7861. burg, 601-582-0597. no warranty on our part of any state- selling due to health, $250 per hive. ment made by parties to such proposed 1-5 year old trees for wildlife manage- Covington Co., Seminary, 601-408- Bahiagrass hay, well fertilized, string 2018 crop 4x5 tight rolls of bahiagrass transactions. ment, varieties include Nuttall, Saw- 1461. wrap, tight rolls, $25, can deliver for hay, limed, fertilized, baled without rain, in barn, will load, $30 per roll. The Mississippi Market Bulletin tooth, White Oak trees and Native Per- a fee. Wayne Co., State Line, 251-591- assumes no responsibility for any simmons, $2.50-$45. Clay Co., West GRAIN SEEDS 3983. Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, 601-678- notice appearing in the Bulletin nor Point, 662-574-8836. 1977. for any transaction resulting from pub- Soybean seed half price, bulk bag (45 2018 crop bahiagrass hay with some Chinquapin nuts, great for eating or 2018 crop 4x5 rolls of net wrapped ba- lished notices. units) of Terral 47R34 was bought sev- mixed grass, 4x5 rolls, string tied, planting & growing your own trees, hiagrass hay, fertilized, $30. Newton eral months ago for 2018 crop, never baled with new baler, transports well, Advertisers are cautioned that it is $12 per quart, $7 per pint plus ship- solid cow hay, $20 per roll. Neshoba Co., Newton, 601-683-2137. planted, under shed storage, $1,200. against the law to misrepresent any ping, get them before the deer. Simp- Co., Philadelphia, 601-575-6035. product offered for sale in public son Co., Braxton, 601-622-6646. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-361-7227. 2018 crop 4x5 rolls of net wrapped ba- notice or advertisement carried in any 4x5 round bales, well fertilized, stored hiagrass hay, fertilized, cured without publication that is delivered. Kazery fig trees, produce large green- Forage wheat seed, $10/bag; Bob oats, in barn, $25 & up, delivery available. rain, tight rolls, $30 per roll, delivery $12.50/bag; ForageXtreme oats, $20/ POSTMASTER send address changes to: ish yellow figs, $25 & up, no shipping. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-849-3210. available. Amite Co., Summit, 601- bag picked up at farm, food plot blends Mississippi Market Bulletin, P. O. Box Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-922-6767. 248-7967. available, ask about delivery options. 1118 Jackson, MS 39215 (DMM 455.2i). 4x5 round bales of fertilized mixed Pomegranate, apple seedlings, fig Humphreys Co., Louise, 601-540- grass cow hay, net wrapped, $25 per Square bales of mixed bahiagrass hay, trees, $3 & up, in pots, pick up only. 5783. bale, can deliver within reasonable cut 7/25/18, in barn $5 per bale, pick October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 7 up at barn. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, GROUND COVER, cabinet material, prices starting at Cattle gaps, 8’x14’, 2 7/8” steel pipe, 601-485-7210. 40¢ BF. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-325- $1,200; 8’x15’, 4” railroad track, WANT ADS MULCH & FERTILIZERS 5253. $1,800; 8’x15’, 4” railroad track with 2018 crop square bales of bahiagrass fold out sides, $2,000, can load. Pike All items listed under the this cat- hay, limed & fertilized, weed free, Spruce pine & pine lumber of vari- egory must be agricultural related. Square bales of mulch hay, $4 each Co., Summit, 601-684-4540. stored in dry barn, $5 per bale. Smith or $3.50 each if 20 or more bales are ous sizes, 50¢ BF, also cherry flooring, Out-of-state residents are allowed to Co., Mize, 601-765-5634. 1”x5”x9”. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- advertise in this category. purchased. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, Patented fencing tool, ensures tight, 601-484-0610. 764-2705. 4x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, fertilized, secure wrap, quickly/easily attaches to larger or small diameter T-post, ties tightly net wrapped, will load in field, Square bales of hay for ground cover, 240 BF cherry lumber, 8 1/2’ x 9”-12” CROPS & SEEDS WANTED $40. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-508-8824. $2 per bale. Smith Co., Mize, 601-765- wide, mostly 4 quarter, some 2 quar- to barbed or net wire fencing, $12.95 5634. ter, $20 BF. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662- + $3.75 shipping. Scott Co., Morton, Heirloom pea seeds called Clay Bank 40- 5x6 big heavy bales, $25, delivery 571-8990. 601-507-3413. peas, if anybody has any please call. available. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601- Wheat straw, square bales $4.75, round Scott Co., Pulaski, 601-732-1910, leave 1,476 pieces OSB 7.16, 4x9, $7.10; 754-4229. bales $45, discount on large quan- Fencing, you name it, I can build it, message. 1,109 pieces SPF 2x8x22, $8.65; tity, clean, in barn, delivery available. you buy it, I build it, over 6 years of 128 pieces Pine SYP 2x6x16, $5.30, 2018 crop 4x5 round bales, net Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. experience, call for reasonable pricing. Looking to collect, preserve and en- wrapped, tight bales, fertilized, in cash-n-carry. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601- joy Mississippi Family Heirloom seeds 925-8755. Madison Co., Canton, 601-953-5565. barn, will load, $30. Newton Co., Deca- Pine straw, long leaf, freshly baled, red that have been passed down, will travel tur, 601-527-0020. & clean, $5.50 per bale, delivery avail- Build all types of fencing, barbed wire, to pick up, please call. Hinds Co., Jack- able. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- 1,800 BF, kiln dried, planed cherry net wire, pipe & wood custom fencing, son, 601-454-0224. 4x5.5 rolls of well fertilized bermuda- 2779. lumber, 1” thick, any width, $1.20 BF grass/bahiagrass mixed, $35; Grass if all taken, no phone, contact Dannie free estimates. Simpson Co., Menden- cow hay, $30, will deliver. Madison Co., Ag lime, $25 per ton within 50 mile Hostetler, 1331 Topsy Road, Randolph, hall, 601-260-8773, leave message if DOGS WANTED Canton, 601-937-0672. radius of Tylertown, call Brent Dun- MS 38864. Pontotoc County. no answer. can. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-515- ABCA Border Collie puppy, for a good 5x5 round bales of bahiagrass hay, well 6655. Spruce & pine lumber, 50¢ per BF, FARM BUILDINGS home no bad habits, 2-6 mos. old, fertilized, string wrapped, baled with- 1x12x10’ 2x4x10’, 2x4x16’, 2x6x16’. comes from working or competition out rain, stored outside, $20 per bale, Chicken litter fertilize, 65 yard loads, Scott Co., Lake, 601-507-3596. & MATERIALS stock, black/white, must see parents. will load. Covington Co., Seminary, 25-30 tons per load, will deliver any- Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-688-5050. where, minimum price $550. Lamar 1x6 #2 white pine, V/G & beaded, 80¢ 601-299-0769. 3 Canarm ceiling fans, 60”, heavy duty, Co., Sumrall, 601-517-6699. LF; Cypress beveled siding starting at 75¢ LF; Cypress lumber starting at industrial, indoor/outdoor, 46,000 POULTRY & FOWL WANTED 2018 crop bahiagrass hay, 4x5 round $1.25 BF. Pike Co., McComb, 601-249- CVM, 1 speed, new in boxes, great for bales, fertilized & stored in barn, good Alpaca compost, 2 years old, beautiful black dirt, garden enhancer, $5 2936. barns, greenhouses or large patios, 1 grown Golden Buff rooster within horse & cow hay, $35. Rankin Co., per tractor scoop. Jasper Co., Stringer, $85 each. Washington Co., Leland, 100 mile radius of Slidell, LA, 985- Florence, 601-668-3116. 716-863-4366. 700 BF of 1x8-12 & 1x8-10 poplar lum- 662-822-9959. 882-3685. ber, sawed with Wood-Mizer mill in 4x5 net wrapped rolls, fertilized Bulk pine shavings for animal bedding, August, $600. Oktibbeha Co., Maben, & weed free, choice of Argentine Morton style roof top ventilators, 4’ FIELD EQUIPMENT $20 large tractor scoop, large & small 662-418-8537. bahiagrass, bahiagrass, crabgrass, long, used, $100 for 3, no phone, con- deliveries, semi trailer & spreader & PARTS WANTED tight rolls, stored in barn, will load, tact Bill Diehl, 377 Hwy. 532, Mt. Ol- available, call or text for more pricing. Professionally treated pine lum- $40/roll. Pearl River Co., Carriere, ive, MS 39119. Covington County. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-416- ber, 2x6x12, 2x8x12, 2x10x12, some 1 rear tractor tire 14.9-30. Rankin Co., 601-916-9204. 9082. 2x12x12, pine lumber 1x6x10, 1x8x10, Brandon, 601-927-8288. 1x10x10, 1x12x10, starting at $700 per 22 sheets of 2’ x 10’ well rusted used 2018 crop mixed grass hay, mostly 1,000 BF. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, steel roofing, ideal for crafts or restau- Injector pump for Kubota 175, in bahiagrass, round bales $20 cash, will 601-259-8957. rant decor, $8 per sheet or $100 for all good cond., with 75 miles of Florence. load, in House community. Neshoba FARM BUILDINGS including ridge cap. Walthall Co., Ty- Rankin Co., Florence, 601-760-9595. Co., Union, 601-938-2019. & MATERIALS Wood-Mizer custom sawed lumber lertown, 504-421-0175. or will saw your logs (maximum size 15’ Woods 3180 batwing rotary cutter 2018 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass All items listed in this cat- 30” x 20’) at my location. Rankin Co., Used 24’ tin from chicken house, $12 for parts. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601- mixed hay, well fertilized, 4x5’6” round egory must be farm/agriculture Brandon, 601-825-0113. cash only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601- 587-2875. bales, outside $25, inside $30. Scott related. All items must be offered Co., Morton, 601-668-3742. for sale or their services offered Portable Wood-Mizer saw milling, 25¢ 382-0091. 18.4 x 30 tires for Kubota rear wheels. by persons in Mississippi actu- per BF, can come to you if within rea- Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498-4235. Custom hay baling in Jones & sur- ally engaged in agricultural work. sonable range, call or text for more Heavy frame metal building, rounding counties, 4x5 rolls, string No commercial, dealers, buyers, 40x100x14, frame, metal for roof, roll information. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, Allis-Chalmers 72 combine with grain wrap only. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-470- sellers or business person engaged 662-418-6119. up doors, all hardware & new screws, bin in good condition. Covington Co., 2274. in trade are allowed to advertise. end wall frames, $15,000. Smith Co., Sumrall, 601-606-1748. Only in-state residents are allowed Custom sawing with Wood-Mizer, over Lorena, 601-455-1232. MIX 30 liquid feed, 16% protein, 10% to advertise within this category. 12 years experience, starting 20¢/foot, 60 PTO HP gear box for 5’ rotary cut- fat, $1.25/gallon, delivery available, also lumber for sale, sawn per your Framed 2 door unit, steel doors with ter, 4 hole square pattern with 4 3/4” lick wheel feeders/tote tanks available. specifications from quality logs, start- LUMBER FOR SALE full length insulated glass panes, fits center to center on bolt pattern. Jones Amite Co., Summit, 601-248-7967. ing 50¢/BF. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- 6’ opening, in excellent cond., $200. 433-8344. Co., Ellisville, 601-577-4894. & CUSTOM SAWING Calhoun Co., Calhoun City, 662-637- MIX 30 liquid feed, feed cows, calves, Cub tractor running or not but in re- sheep, goats, deer, 16% protein, 10% 3151. 1,476 pieces OSB 7/16.4 x 109, $10.90 POSTS & FENCING vegetable fat, $1.25/gallon. Lawrence pairable condition, if no answer leave each; 1,109 pieces SPF 2x8x22, $12.30 All types of metal roofs, houses, barns Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. message & I will return your call. each; 128 pieces pine SYP 2x6x16, Cedar posts, $1 & up; 8’ cedar split & mobile homes, competitive pricing Montgomery Co., Vaiden, 662-262- $7.90 each, cash only, you load & haul. rails, $5.50; 10’ cedar split rails, $6.50. MIX 30 liquid feed, 16% protein, 10% & the job will be done right, free esti- 7543. Hinds Co., Clinton, 601-925-8710. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- fat, $1.25/gallon, tote tanks available. mates. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- 4495. Hinds Co., Utica, 601-954-3671. Longleaf pine lumber, all sizes & 260-8773. HAY & FORAGE lengths, 65¢ BF & up. Frank Niemeyer, Barbed wire, 1 full roll 4 point, $40; EQUIPMENT WANTED Pro-Lix liquid feed by Westway Feed Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. 1- 3/4 roll 2 point, $30, unsure of Pole barns, deer camps, hay sheds, roof Products, 35 Plus 3, 35% protein, 3% gauge but I think it’s 12.5. Madison only style starting $2 sq. ft. install, 3PH sickle bar mower, working. Jeffer- fat, high dry matter, low consump- Southern pine Wood-Mizer milled, Co., Gluckstadt, 601-856-1882. once kit is put together/delivered, in- son Davis Co., Prentiss, 601-792-5970. tion, $2.25 per gallon, $2.10 picked up. 8”x8”x18’, $125 each; 10”x10”x12’, stall done within 5-7 days. Attala Co., Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-796- $125 each; 2”x4”x10’-16’, 2”x6”x16’, 2 3/8” pipe, 31’ lengths, $31/joint; Kosciusko, 662-582-6349. 9260. 2”x8”x16’, 2”x10”x16’, $1 BF, some 2 7/8” pipe, 31’ lengths, $36/joint; 3 1/2” MISCELLANEOUS cherry, cedar, oak & sweet gum, small pipe, 31’ lengths, $2/foot. Walthall Co., All metal buildings, farm use to EQUIPMENT WANTED ANIPRO liquid feed, 25% protein, Sandy Hook, 601-441-1126. quantities. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- residential, barns/carports, any type 5% fat, with limiter, $2.85/gallon; 209-9972. ANIPRO calf receiver, 10% protein, 3 1/2” diam. x 1/4” wall pipe, 30’-40’ storage, sheds, RV covers, examples Bumper hitch (pintle or ball) tandem $2.60/gallon, feed cost 35¢ per day Kiln drying/planing your lumber, new lengths, clean, welds good, truck 20x21x6 $1,505 & 32x21x6 $2,895, trailer with 8 hole axle lugs, would per head. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- or salvaged, can process your lumber load discounts, $2/ft. Lincoln Co., includes all materials & labor. Greene consider trading my trailer. Lauder- 8731. into T/G flooring, V/G wallboards or Brookhaven, 601-835-5304. Co., Leakesville, 601-394-2643. dale Co., Lauderdale, 601-681-4495. Page 8 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

Old blacksmith tools & pipe threading Ranch hand needed (livestock, chick- spraying, call for estimates. Jones Co., new layers, Barred Rock, Rhode Island Flight ready quail, $4 each, dressed equipment. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601- ens & dogs), farm equipment, lawn Laurel, 601-319-5248. Red, Buff Orpington, Ameraucana, quail, $4.25 each. Union Co., Baldwyn, 213-6799, ask for Jack maintenance, be able to work outside, Cinnamon Queen, etc. Forrest Co., 662-322-3006. handyman experience helpful, depend- LIVESTOCK Hattiesburg, 601-467-9245. LAWN & GARDEN able, transportation & report 6 a.m. Turkeys: Black Spanish, Blue Slate, Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 985-205- BOARDING & HANDLING Ameraucanas, 5 hens & 1 rooster, lay- Bourbon Red & Royal Palm, toms & EQUIPMENT WANTED 2651. ing hens, beautiful colors, $50 for all. hens available, 5-7 mos. old, prices Training sessions or riding lessons on Montgomery Co., Winona, 662-283- Hood to fit John Deere XL300 42” rid- FARM WORK WANTED your horse, will travel to you for a fee, 6659. range from $25-$35 each. Choctaw ing mower, serial #MOX300CO25867. monthly training & clinics available, Co., Ackerman, 662-418-9248. 75 pullets, Golden Buffs & Rhode Is- Kemper Co., Dekalb, 601-479-5634. Bush-hogging, front end loader large variety of services. Hinds Co., land Reds, starting to lay, take 10 Royal Palm turkeys, around 4-5 mos. work, disk your fields & smooth Utica, 601-382-3406. more, $12 each, under that $15 each. TRUCKS, PARTS & your driveways, summer & fall gar- old, $20 each. Hinds Co., Utica, 601- Pike Co., Osyka, 601-341-1088. ACCESSORIES WANTED dens, food plots, in Rankin, Hinds, 885-6740. Madison & Simpson Counties. SWAP & EXCHANGE Quality hens starting to lay, ISA Brown Rankin Co., Florence, 601-940-1729. Young wild turkeys, this year’s hatch, Rollback truck in good working cond., All items listed in the this category hens, $35 each; White Leghorn hens, must be agricultural related. You $12 each. Perry Co., Richton, 601-549- around 1995 model, must be clean, Caretaker for farm, home, estate, ex- $30; White Rock, $30 each; Brown must swap and exchange an agricul- 8246. small problem okay. Leflore Co., Itta perienced & reliable, part or full time, Sex-link, $30 each, NPIP certified. Bena, 662-515-8376. tural item for an agricultural item. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-937-6645. desiring work within or close to Pearl Only in-state residents are allowed 5 turkeys, 3 toms & 2 hens, $30 each, River Co., Poplarville, 985-750-4462. 1964 or 1965 short wheel base step side to advertise within this category. Golden Sex-link pullets, 4 mos. old, cheaper if all are taken. Forrest Co., Chev. truck to use on farm, running Custom hay baling in Jones & sur- healthy birds, 100 available, $12 each, Hattiesburg, 601-268-2610. or not, not rusted down, can restore, rounding counties, 4x5 rolls, string 8 mo. old Katahdin ram, $125 or swap no phone, contact Dannie Hostetler, motor or not. Jasper Co., Lawrence, wrap only. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-470- for ewe. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983- 1331 Topsy Road, Randolph, MS WATERFOWL 601-670-5830. 2274. 4423. 38864. Pontotoc County. Toulouse geese pair, male & female, Dozer work, clearing, dirt work, drive- 17’ bass boat with trailer, new tires, 88 Bantams, free range, chicks $3 & up POST & FENCING WANTED $100/pair, sold by pair only. Pike Co., ways, certified septic & treatment Evinrude Special motor, 24 volt foot depending on age. Simpson Co., Ma- gee, 601-849-2299. Summit, 601-248-5925. Iron T-posts & barbed wire for horse plant installer. Rankin Co., Brandon, control trolling motor, lots of extras, 601-573-1787. $3,500 cash or swap for side-by-side. pasture enclosure, reasonably priced, Game roosters Sid Taylor stock, 3- Muscovy ducks, different colors, will will pick up if within 50 miles of Ba- Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-847- 1 1/2 yrs. old, 8- 3 mos. old, black $25 eat algae off pond, $5 & $7 each. For- ton Rouge, LA, 225-355-4891, ask for Dozer work, backhoe, dump truck, 5379. & $50, also some pullets; BB Red ban- Houston. tractor work, stump grinding, clay rest Co., Hattiesburg, 601-408-8193. gravel, top soil, bush-hogging, drive- 1988 Ford 8000 truck, single axle, 8 tams, all $35. Alcorn Co., Walnut, 662- 223-6615. PROPERTY WANTED ways, house pads, no job too small, speed, runs good & cranks fast, good Young White Pekins ducks, $10 each. free estimates. Pike Co., Summit, 601- rubber, good paint, $5,000 or swap for Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601-764-3414. 551-7042. 1-ton of similar value. Simpson Co., Barred Rocks, Golden Laced Wyan- Running Walker Foxhounds straight Magee, 601-906-2588. dotte, Brown Leghorn & Blue Andalu- on bobcat, will not harm anything but Dozer, trackhoe, dump truck, all types sian, spring born pullets, all great egg EGGS bobcats, need 3,000+ acres cutover to of tractor work, deer/duck camps, Weatherby Vanguard 270 mag., like laying varieties, $15-$20. Simpson Co., hunt anywhere in Southeast. Louis driveways, ponds, house sites, pipes new with scope, sling & 2 boxes Mendenhall, 601-953-7573. Fresh country farm eggs, $3/dozen. Skinner, Neshoba Co., Union, 601- installed, serve all of MS & southeast ammo., $1,175 OBO or swap for pistol, Lowndes Co., Columbus, 662-386- Hatch, Blues, Lacey, Roundhead, CC 774-5256. AR. Tallahatchie Co., Charleston, 662- revolver or what have you. Lamar Co., 7446. 458-4021. Lumberton, 601-688-5050. Kelso & crosses, also pullets, $10 & up. One hunter looking to help supple- George Co., Lucedale, 601-508-7312. Quail eggs, Georgia Giant, 50¢ each. ment deer lease for turkey rights or Dump truck, single axle, hauling fill 1 yr. old male Blue Heeler, Amish Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, looking for an outright turkey lease, dirt, sand, topsoil, gravel, install con- bred, no papers, good yard dog, loves Blue Lace-Red Wyandotte bantams, 4 interested Jackson or east MS area. crete foundation pads & other con- kids, hates chickens, $100 or swap for roosters & 3 hens about 2 mos. old, email: [email protected]. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-938- crete needs in Rankin & Copiah Coun- mature female (or whatever). Union $10. Grenada Co., Grenada, 662-230- 8800. ty. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-278-9483. Co., Guntown, 662-231-1546. 0726. POULTRY & FOWL SUPPLIES HUNTING, FISHING & Forestry consulting, market your tim- Reg. Polled Hereford yearling bull, Dark Brahma roosters, 6 mos. old, ber to obtain you top dollar, L. Lamar $1,400 or swap for 2 young heifers, $20. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- CAMPING WANTED Bullen, Registered Forester. Adams polled variety only, reg. or not, the bull 917-9611. Quail equipment: Natureform humidi- Co., Natchez, 601-431-8022. Email: registration P43845084. Leake Co., stat, $300; Quail transport coops, $30; Will pay cash for used Kawasaki Mule [email protected]. Walnut Grove, 601-924-4802, call or DOMESTIC BIRDS Feeders: 22# $10, 12# $5, chick $7, 520 UTV, also need service/repair man- text. Forestry mulching, regain your prop- trough $10; 124 egg setting trays, $4; ual for same. Amite Co., Smithdale, Guineas, 1-4 mos. old, $4 & up. Hinds erty, underbrush clearing, fire & Sig p226 .40 cal., with night sights & Waterers, $4. Pearl River Co., Poplar- 601-567-9807. Co., Utica, 601-885-6740. shooting lanes, fence row clearing, red dot laser sight in the original case, ville, 601-795-4997. MISCELLANEOUS statewide, new equipment, add value in excellent cond., $750 or swap for DR Young guineas, $10 & up. Simpson 2 cages, 3’ wide x 8’ long, 4’ legs, 3 sec- to property. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- brush cutter. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, Co., Magee, 601-849-2299. FARM WANTS 278-7735. 601-544-2264. tions, for chickens, etc., $150 each, no Young guineas, $10 each. Jasper Co., phone contact Jacob Hostetler, 2519 Painting, honest, quality painter, 30 Old Coke or Pepsi machine. Rankin Bay Springs, 601-764-3414. Topsy Road, Randolph, MS 38864. years experience, Marine Corps vet- Co., Brandon, 601-331-1908. POULTRY & FOWL Pontotoc County. eran specializing in interior/exterior 2018 Indian Blue peacocks, $40 each; Any poultry & fowl advertised in this Used electric water heater. Hinds Co., painting, staining, pressure wash, 5 yr. old male Purple peacock, $125. category must be raised on your farm. Chicken tractors, built with treated Jackson, 601-362-5343. trailer roof coating, within 60 miles Covington Co., Collins, 601-641-0840. of Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- Individuals who are a dealer, buyer, materials, screwed together, holds 5 seller or business person engaged in 5467. 18 mo. old purple Black Shoulder pea- hens, built in feed, water, laying com- trade are not allowed to advertise. fowls, males & females, $75 each; 2018 partments, etc., $475. George Co., EMPLOYMENT Only in-state residents are allowed Stump & tree removal, fully insured, hatch $40 each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- Lucedale, 601-770-0239, www.brown- Advertisements are accepted for to advertise within this category. have dump trucks, bucket trucks, bob- 951-2992. hillfarm.net. agricultural work only. We do not ac- cats, stump grinders, serving south- cept advertisements for housework, west MS for 10 years, any tree, any nursing or companionship needs. stump, gone today. Walthall Co., Tyler- CHICKENS GAME BIRDS Only in-state residents are allowed town, 601-248-9399. REMEMBER to advertise within this category. 5 pairs of this years young Belgian Bobwhite quail flight birds, $6 each. It’s FREE to advertise in the Tractor work, lot clearing, backhoe, Bearded d’Uccle bantams, $10 each; Jasper Co., Stringer, 601-517-1142. Mississippi Market Bulletin, French drains, free estimates. Rankin Color Mille Fleur, Porcelain, 1 pair of the only requirement is FARM HELP WANTED Co., Brandon, 601-750-9598. last years, $30 for pair. Pearl River Co., Day old quail chicks, Georgia Giants Picayune, 985-590-8411. $1 each, also have Georgia Giant/Bob- you have to be a subscriber. Carpenter needed to replace sills under Tractor work in Jones County area, white flight birds. Scott Co., Morton, Subscribe online & place ads: 601-668-3742. Email: Liftsinc@bell- windows, experience required. Pearl bush-hogging, 6’ or 15’ available, disk- Huge Assortment of PB chickens, www.msmarketbulletin.org River Co., Carriere, 228-363-4122. ing, driveway grading & fence row starting at $4/new chicks up to $12.50/ south.net. October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

Heywood-Wakefield dresser with mir- FIREWOOD & KINDLING clippers, blade, lawn mower, $1,500 $3,000. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, FARM HOME ror, wheat finish, Heywood-Wakefield cash, all or none. Covington Co., Col- 601-892-5856. full bookcase headboard with railing & Pecan fire wood, $300/cord. Madison lins, 601-517-1693. MISCELLANEOUS 2 pins to attach, wheat finish, both for Co., Canton, 601-937-9420. Farmall Cub, with front cultvs., & belly $450. Rankin Co., Richland, 601-613- mower, in very good cond., $1,500;

All items listed in this category 1290. Seasoned & green firewood, hickory & FIELD EQUIPMENT Farmall Super A, with all planters & must be farm/agriculture related. pecan for smoking sometimes, $250/ cultvs., $3,800. Covington Co., Semi- All equipment listed in this cat- Dealers, brokers or businesses are Antique clock repair & service, also cord delivered; $125/half cord deliv- nary, 601-408-1461. egory must be offered for sale by not allowed to advertise. Only in- buy & sell clocks, $150-$750. Forrest ered; $200/cord picked up; $100/half persons actually engaged in farm- state residents are allowed to adver- Co., Petal, 601-810-0993. cord picked up. Rankin Co., Richland, 2 Ford 8N’s, 1 runs & 1 needs electrical ing and must have been used on tise within this category. 601-405-4440. work, in good cond., $1,800 for both. their farm in agricultural pursuits. Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662-682- COOKBOOKS & RECIPES No commercial, businesses or 7855. ANTIQUES & FURNITURE GOURDS dealers are allowed to advertise. Great gift, “Glenfield Baptist Church Equipment bought by farm- Birdhouse & martin gourds, $2-$3; Ford 600, ‘56 model, like new front Tan colored sectional couch, 5 reclin- Women’s Ministry” cookbook, 243 rec- ers for resale purposes are not Craft sizes, $1; Mini size, 50¢, all tires, rear tires are good, one owner, ers total, love seat recliners are elec- ipes, send $10 + $2.50/postage to 1032 eligible for this free advertising. cleaned, will ship. Yalobusha Co., Wa- tight tractor, no smoke or leaks, new & tric, like brand new, serious inquires West Bankhead Street, New Albany, Only in-state residents are allowed ter Valley, 662-473-6055. original owner’s manual, $2,400. Boli- only please, $1,500 OBO. Newton Co., MS 38652. Union Co., 662-538-1495. to advertise within this category. var Co., Gunnison, 662-747-2300. Conehatta, 601-604-9870. “Ethel Baptist Cookbook,” over 800 SEWING & FABRICS Ford 9N, ‘42-‘43 model, restored in Enclosed typewriter desk with Roy- recipes, great gift idea, send $15 check TRACTORS Quilt tops $40 & up; Quilts, $90 & up; 2014, new front tires, carburetor, dis- al typewriter, family owned since to Cookbook, 2805 Attala Road 5217, Baby blankets & quilts, $10 & up. Jas- tributor, plug wires, runs great, every- purchase, in excellent cond., $125; Allis-Chalmers, ‘55 model, rebuilt Ethel, MS 39067. Attala Co., 662-674- per Co., Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. thing works, used rarely, nice, $2,200. Stauffer Rotary pedal sewing machine, 5621. engine 3 years ago, with 52” finish- Jones Co., Sandersville, 601-425-1333. family owned, 100 years plus, $225. ing mower, needs carburetor adjust- Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-529-8130. MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS & WOODWORK ment, $1,500 firm. Copiah Co., Crystal Ford 6610, with front bucket, 2 post HOME ITEMS Springs, 601-201-0456. canopy, runs good, $1,200. Jasper Co., Lenox China, Tuxedo pattern, as new, Rose Hill, 601-727-9232. never used, approximately 40 years 22 sheets of 2’ x 10’ well rusted used Walk-in cooler, 10x10, perfect for deer Bison 25, 4WD, blue cast iron frame, steel roofing, ideal for crafts or restau- old, 12 plates, cups & saucers, 4 salads, camp, you dismantle, $1,500. Lowndes new rebuilt starter, needs possible Ford Jubilee, ‘50 model, hasn’t ran rant decor, $8 per sheet or $100 for all 5 B&B, sugar & creamer, $1,500. Lee Co., Columbus, 662-549-2302. ground wire repair, has been a power- in years, needs points, selling as is, Co., Tupelo, 662-842-6502. including ridge cap. Walthall Co., Ty- ful workhorse, no longer need, $1,200 $3,500. Sunflower Co., Indianola, 662- lertown, 504-421-0175. 2 door cooler, bought new & used the OBO. Marshall Co., Byhalia, 662-564- 207-5303, no texts. Couch & love seat, excellent cond., weeks of 6/23/17 to 7/18/17, $1,950. 3795. Porch swings, cherry, cypress & oak $250. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-763-8852. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 662-803- Ford 3000, ‘72 model, with 4’ rotary with cup holder, assembled with 8547. Case IH 495, ‘86 model, 52 HP, with cutter, $2,500. Jefferson Davis Co., Service station kerosene tank & pump, screws & bolts, $140 & up; Oak rock- 3- 5’ clippers & blade, $7,000; Yanmar Carson, 601-641-8330. $425; Singer sewing machine, no head, ing chairs, $150, pick up only. Jeffer- Whirlpool fridge with ice maker, works 2000, with brand new tires, $2,500. $75; Well pump jock, $75. Walthall son Davis Co., Bassfield, 601-943-6781. good, $150. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- Covington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. Ford 600, on propane, shop built lift, Co., Tylertown, 601-303-0568. 763-8852. good rear tires, oversize front tires, Quality cypress swings assembled with Case IH STX 450, with 2- 17 yard Crab- runs good & works good, needs paint, 1928 restored barber chair, good screws & bolts, 4’- $180, 5’- $215, 18,500 BTU air conditioner/heater, tree scrapers, $79,000; Case IH 9360, $1,500 OBO. Covington Co., Mt. Olive, cond., $1,800 OBO; Wooden phone 6’- $245; Rocking chairs, $295 & up; paid $800, asking $400. Claiborne Co., with 2- 14 yard Reynolds scrapers, 601-797-5730. booth, $2,500 OBO. Lauderdale Co., Farm table, $395 & up. Hinds Co., Port Gibson, 601-618-7258. $50,000. Jones Co., Moselle, 601-466- Toomsuba, 601-632-4268. Terry, 601-937-6645. 7418. Ford 3910, factory power steering, 50 CharBroil grill, infrared 4 burner, cov- HP, live PTO, ROP, good paint & tires, Grandfather clock, cherry, 81” high, Cypress swings, $150 & up; Cypress er, tank, kept inside & used very little, Case IH MX255, with front/side tanks looks, works, runs & cranks good, original price $2,595.50, asking gliders, $260 & up; Cypress chair glid- $150. Stone Co., Perkinston, 601-928- & pump, excellent, $50,000; Case IH $5,200. Clay Co., West Point, 662-275- $1,000, Emperor model 425-A the er, $250; Bird & bat houses, $10 & up. 9310. MX285, with dual front/rear tires, 1056. Hanover, excellent shape; 19th cen- Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-543-5997. $55,000. Yazoo Co., Benton, 662-571- tury potty chair, oak, $200. Hinds Co., Jacuzzi tub, used very little, $250. 5414. Ford 2000, offset, restored in Janu- Terry, 601-209-8809. Cypress swings, rocking chairs & glid- Sunflower Co., Indianola, 662-402- ary, new tires, $9,750; Farmall Cub, ers with cup holders, small tables, 8713. Case IH 8950, MFD, sound & solid, completely restored last fall, never had 2 old farm bells, $550 & $1,150; 5 old quality made with glue, screws & bolts, good rubber, no leaks, 7,500 hrs., any equipment on it, $4,500; IH 806D, cast iron heaters, your choice, $200; 2 chains included, $45 & up. Rankin Co., Kenmore upright heavy duty commer- $37,500; 25’ IH 490 disk, in very good $5,500. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662- anvils, $450 to $2,000. Hinds Co., Ray- Florence, 601-845-0767. cial freezer, 15 cu. ft., electronic con- cond., $6,570. Attala Co., Vaiden, 601- 574-0093. mond, 601-213-6799. trols & alarms, lock with key, white, 230-0401. Cypress swings starting at $149; manual included, works great, $250. Ford 3600, rear remote, power steer- Piedmont wagon, mfg. in Hickory, Gliders starting at $249; Cypress, Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-757- Case IH 895, 2WD, 1,443 hrs., 85 en- ing, runs great, with canopy, $3,500 North Carolina & distributed by Orgill cedar & oak rockers starting at $150, 1493. gine HP, canopy, very nice, $11,750. OBO. Hancock Co., Carriere, 985-960- Bros., Jackson, MS, call for pictures, cypress tables made on order. Pike Co., Holmes Co., Lexington, 601-826-8326. 1335. $1,600. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601- McComb, 601-249-2936. Glass top stove, side-by-side fridge/ 697-7097. freezer & 5’ fridge, all for $750. Madi- Farmall Cub, ‘76 model, with cultvs., IH 986, motor runs good, 4 post cano- Chair weaving, I do all types, flat reed, son Co., Madison, 601-750-6696. planter, fertilize distributor, spray rig, py, good tractor, $4,900 OBO. Lee Co., Antique dolls, Vogue baby doll, Furga fiber rush, shaker tape, hand caning, $2,500. Sunflower Co., Drew, 601-580- Guntown, 662-401-8977. orange & green dress doll, Uneeda #22 Maytag fridge with freezer on top, sheet cane, Danish cord & more, some 0191. 1967 red dress doll, all 3 for $225. Per- 20 cu. ft., beige, Maytag dishwasher, IH 966-D, canopy, 100 PTO HP, origi- upholstery. Union Co., Myrtle, 662- ry Co., Richton, 601-588-0350. beige, both work fine, remodeling, will Farmall Super A, not running, 3 new nal paint, very usable tractor, with 14’ 296-7777. sell separate, $250. Adams Co., Nat- tires & battery, with disc hillers, draw IH 480 disk, $8,750 for all, delivery Aluminum & red phone booth with chez, 601-443-7609. bar, front/rear cultvs., set of planters, available. Holmes Co., Lexington, 662- multi-slot pay phone, $750. Claiborne FIREPLACE fertilizer & seed hoppers, $2,500. Mar- 417-9176. Co., Hermanville, 601-955-9409. INSERTS & HEATERS Upright freezer, $75. Rankin Co., ion Co., Foxworth, 691-736-9393. Brandon, 601-942-2215. IH 574, 60 HP, good sheet metal, solid Heavy solid wooden table & chairs, in- Farmall 240, good tires, was running tractor, good tires, runs great, $5,500 door/outdoor, never used, $150. Oktib- Ashley wood burning heater, model 65 gallon saltwater aquarium with when parked last fall, been in fam- cash only. Walthall Co., Tylertown, beha Co., Starkville, 662-418-2074. BEC 95, serial #23355, in real good sump, protein skimmer & pump, all in ily since ‘70s, $700 OBO. DeSoto Co., 601-303-5369. cond., $500. Prentiss Co., Booneville, great working cond., $150. Carroll Co., Hernando, 901-485-7239. John Deere 1 horse plow seed hopper, 662-728-8387. Vaiden, 662-417-6171. 2 JD 3020’s, 1 has bad motor & 1 is roll & packer all in one, made in 1905, Farmall Super A, with cultvs., & disk, good, both for $7,000. Union Co., New one owner, will sell for $2,500. Wayne Vanguard vent free gas logs, propane Canning jars, clean & boxed 12 to box, new paint, decals & battery, ready to Albany, 662-534-9456. Co., Waynesboro, 601-671-4209. gas, 20,000-39,000 BTU, model VYD- $4 quart per box, some wide mouth, $3 work, $3,000. Newton Co., Lake, 601- 30P, new in box, $95. Rankin Co., pint per box, no lids. Jasper Co., Rose 697-1243, ask for Terry. JD 4020, ‘68 model, in very good cond., For sale or barter several saw blades, Brandon, 601-832-8824. Hill, 601-604-3569. runs well, $11,500. Warren Co., Vicks- 23” diam., great for painting or knife Farmall Super A, with disk & assort- burg, 601-415-3437. making, $25, can deliver to the Choc- Flue tile liners for fireplace, 100 like House & barn clean out, trailer load, ment of plows, hipper, sweeps, middle taw County area. Rankin Co., Brandon, new, $10 each OBO, you pick up. refrigerators, kitchenware, clothes, buster, draw bar, new motor rebuild, JD 1530, wide front end, canopy, 52 HP, 601-540-0388. DeSoto Co., Leland, 901-485-3486. furniture, toys, saddle, 3- 5’ Bush Hog new carburetor, new front tires, 3 brand new tires, new seat, has been Page 10 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018 redone, injector pump, the works, JD 4040, ‘78 model, 2,300 hrs., 4 tires, $14,500. Neshoba Co., Philadel- GRAIN STORAGE disk, $4,000. Yazoo Co., Benton, 662- $7,000 firm. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662- post canopy, $14,000 OBO; Ford 8N, phia, 601-575-6035. 571-7872. 414-8551. ‘58 model, motor completely rebuilt, & EQUIPMENT $2,200 OBO. Monroe Co., Greenwood CUTTERS & MOWERS 8’ Bush Hog 20x20 disk, very good JD 4760, 2WD, with power shift, new shafts, bearings & blades, 3PH, $1,800. Springs, 662-640-5743. 8’ electric turntable, used in grain tires, in good cond., $25,000. Monroe Bolivar Co., Boyle, 662-719-7236. 3- 5’ Bush Hog clippers & blade, sacking operation, $500. Jefferson Da- Co., Prairie, 662-275-8600. JD 5045D, ‘09 model, 2WD, 102 hrs., $1,000. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- vis Co., Bassfield, 601-441-5818. with loader, $15,000. Claiborne Co., JD 7100 4-row no-till coulters with JD 1020, with 5’ rotary cutter, gas eng., Pattison, 601-437-3105. 765-8318. heavy duty pressure springs, $2,800. new paint, in excellent cond., $5,000. PLANTING & TILLAGE Quitman Co., Batesville, 662-561- Clarke Co., Enterprise, 601-480-2863. Kioti CK35, ‘10 model, with loader, 34 4’ JD 413 rotary cutter, new blades, 2469. HP, 4WD, only 70 hrs., like new, bush good body, needs gear work, as is $150. 10’ JD 1590 grain drill, in very good JD 8630, center pivot steering, cab/ hog, disk & box blade available if de- Lowndes Co., Steens, 662-574-8444. cond., with 7 1/2” spacing, has small IH 2 or 4 row do-all, in good cond., air, duals, 3PH, solid machine, $38,000 sired, $14,000. Simpson Co., Pinola, seed attachment, $18,500. Jefferson $1,500; 21’ JD 235 disk, good frame, 5’ finishing mower, good gear box, OBO. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662-571- 601-847-1347. Davis Co., Prentiss, 601-519-9023. fair blades, $2,500; 6’-12’ harrow, $100 7148. needs sheet metal work, clean cut, & up. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662- Kubota M6800HD, 4x4, 70 HP, hydrau- $200 OBO. Rankin Co., Florence, 601- 2-row Covington cultv., 11 stiff shanks 760-6729. JD M, wide front end, good rubber, 6 lic shuttle, 2,265 hrs., good cond., 2 942-2514, call or text. complete, no planters, pictures avail- volt system with an array of attach- post canopy, $10,900. Attala Co., Kos- able, $800. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601- 18’ JD 637 rock disk, 19” front blades, 60” Buhler Farm King finishing mow- ments, $3,000. Lincoln Co., Brookhav- ciusko, 662-290-8487. 744-6368. 20” rear blades, with harrow attach- en, 601-835-7428. er, in very good cond., $1,200. Warren ment, $11,500. Lincoln Co., Bogue Kubota B8200HST, with 4’ Bush Hog Co., Vicksburg, 601-638-0590. JD 8-row hipper, 4x7 bar, good blades & Chitto, 601-669-1007. JD 2140, 82 HP, 2WD, with front end EFM480 finishing mower, runs good, bearings, $850; Graham 13-tine chisel 6’ JD MX6 rotary cutter, in excellent loader, runs good, strong tractor, $2,950. Kemper Co., Scooba, 601-480- plow with gauge wheels, $750; 14’ do- JD 2-row planter, no-till, lots of plates, cond., $1,500. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- in good cond., $2,200. Itawamba Co., $7,500. Newton Co., Union, 601-416- 8307. all, 3PH, $750; 2-row roller, $375. Bo- 572-6801. Golden, 662-231-0432. 4756. livar Co., Boyle, 662-721-6579. Kubota L4240, 4x4, 1,974 hrs., with 11-shank chisel plow, heavy duty, in JD 6115D, ‘14 model, MFWD, 9F/9R, canopy, loader, clean, $15,750; NH 6’ Bush Hog rotary cutter, very heavy 3PH drill seed planter, in good cond., good cond., 3PH, $500 OBO. Lee Co., shuttle shift, with front end loader, 1920, 4 new tires, rear remote, 2,442 duty, in great cond., $2,000. Webster $300. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-587- Guntown, 662-401-8977. bucket & hay spear, 853 hrs., one own- hrs., $6,150. Tate Co., Senatobia, 662- Co., Eupora, 662-258-7184. 7886. er, nice tractor, $56,000 OBO. Coving- 562-7304. 15’ JD 215 disk, good condition over- ton Co., Collins, 601-517-1781. 6’ Bush Hog rotary cutter, no leaks, 7’ King Kutter TG-84 rotary tiller, all but does have a few chipped blades, Kubota MZ5200HST, ‘17 model, 52 HP, new blades, $700 cash, call for details. gear driven, in excellent cond., 3PH JD 5075E, 4x4, industrial tires, cano- includes cylinder, $1,100. Holmes Co., with attachments, $29,500. Marion Tippah Co., Ripley, 662-512-2549. category I or II hitch, weighs 850 lbs., py, with loader, shuttle shift, 320 hrs., Goodman, 601-927-3048. Co., Foxworth, 601-672-6087. $2,300. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- $28,900. Scott Co., Lena, 601-507- 6’ rotary cutter, $700. Webster Co., 552-4048. 6931. Kubota 5140, 4x4, 493 hrs., shed kept, Bellefontaine, 662-258-7531. 5.5’ 3PH Tufline TS-F disk with 18” blades, $550, text Michael for pictures open ROPS, with new 10’ Big Tex trail- 6’ CountyLine disk, $1,000; Tufline tri JD 7810, 150 HP, 4WD, cab/air, 6,575 6’ Big Bee Agri rotary cutter, new & information. Rankin Co., Brandon, er, full tilt, $25,500. Alcorn Co., Rienzi, fold section harrow, $1,500. Covington hrs., dual tires, full service by Missis- 662-284-6505. cond., with stump jumper, $1,000. 601-259-6811. Co., Seminary, 601-765-8318. sippi Ag, $47,000; JD 5075E, 75 HP, Clay Co., West Point, 662-275-1056. 4WD, 388 hrs., $29,000. Copiah Co., Mahindra 5010, 4x4, 813 hrs., with cab/ 8’ Case hydraulic disk with cylinder & Custom made 10’ section harrow, Crystal Springs, 601-941-5218. air, loader, rear remote, clean, $22,500; 6’ Bush Hog Squealer SQ720 rotary hoses, $1,500; 8’ 3PH disk, with good heavy duty, 3PH, pictures available Kubota L235, 2WD, new paint, $3,450. cutter, in very good cond., $1,500. Bo- blades & bearings, $1,500; 6’ do-all, upon request, great for food plots, JD 4020, ‘72 model, diesel, heavy duty Tate Co., Coldwater, 662-560-3125. livar Co., Boyle, 662-719-7236. $575; 1-row stiff shank cultv., $475. Koyker 565 front loader, newly painted $500. Madison Co., Flora, 601-946- Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-303- & decals, in very good cond., looks MF 231, ‘94 model, 38 HP diesel, pow- 6’ Bush Hog heavy duty rotary cutter, 0180. 5369. & runs great, $13,500. Bolivar Co., er steering, ROPS, canopy, good tires, no leaks, call for details, $2,800. Jack- W&A 8-row hipper with Orthman Boyle, 662-719-7236. all good, can email pictures, $5,500. son Co., Ocean Springs, 228-348-1565. PICKERS & HARVESTERS folding markers, $4,000; W&A 6-row Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-237-4746. shredder, $1,000; Orthman 8-row fold- JD 5220, MFWD, cab/air, with front 7’ JD 709 rotary cutter, 540 RPM, in New Idea 323 1-row corn picker, ing buster, $1,000; 8-row layby rig, end loader & bucket, 53 HP, $28,500; MF 393, Perkins eng., 93 HP, in good good cond., new blades, $1,000. Yazoo $4,300; New Idea 324 2-row corn pick- $800; 6-row layby rig, $500. Yazoo Co., JD 790, canopy, low hrs., with disk & cond., with front end loader, hay Co., Yazoo City, 662-746-5113. er, $4,800; NH 324 2-row corn picker, Benton, 662-571-5414. rotary cutter, $7,500. Calhoun Co., spear & bucket, good tires, 7,706 hrs., $4,500, all shedded. Tippah Co., Ripley, Calhoun City, 662-809-5846. $15,000 OBO. Union Co., Myrtle, 662- 10’ Bush Hog 3210 Legend heavy duty 72” King Kutter II gear drive rotary 256-366-2530. 317-8042. rotary cutter, in good cond., $2,800. tiller, includes PTO shaft, garden use JD 50, not running, decent sheet met- Claiborne Co., Hermanville, 601-431- Case IH 2055 4-row cotton picker, only, in excellent cond., pictures avail- al, engine is stuck, second parts tractor MF 135, diesel, with power steering, 6007. duals upgrade, pick or parts, $25,000 included, $1,150. Forrest Co., Petal, one stage clutch, good tires, lift & able, $1,800. Lafayette Co., Oxford, OBO; Case IH 1660 combine, rice ma- 601-310-8055. PTO, cranks & runs good, $3,600 cash. 10’ Bush Hog 2510 heavy duty rotary 662-236-7355. chine, 24’ header, 4-row corn header, Perry Co., Richton, 601-408-4077. cutter, 2 new gear boxes, new set of $35,000. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662- 12’ Burch Plow Works hydraulic disk, JD 4430, good solid tractor, good tires, blades & 2 extras set of blades, $3,000. 571-7148. includes cylinder & hoses, $1,200. new AC, used in hay fields, also real MF 245, 3 cyl. Perkins diesel, 45 HP, Madison Co., Canton, 601-937-0672. good paint & metal, $16,500. Mont- 1,480 hrs., power steering, 2 stage Lowndes Co., Steens, 662-574-0064. Case IH 1660 combine, with Mud Hog, gomery Co., Duck Hill, 662-633-2220. clutch, good lift & paint, new back GRADERS & BLADES 22’ 1020 header, shed kept, in good 13.8x28 tires, $5,200. Clay Co., West 5.5’ Atlas 300 disc harrow with EZ-JUS cond., $9,500. Alcorn Co., Walnut, JD 5045E, ‘15 model, 4WD, with load- Point, 662-295-2329. System, $700 OBO, cash only. Forrest 662-223-5576. er, bucket & hay spear, like new, shed 10’ Rhino hydraulic blade, in great Co., Carnes, 601-270-7596. kept, low hrs., selling due to health MF TO30, ‘51 model, good cond., good cond., good hoses & cylinders, $2,500. Case IH 2188 combine, with 30’ 1020 reasons, $25,000. George Co., Luce- lift, good paint, new back tires, $1,600; Quitman Co., Crowder, 662-449-1347. 25’ IH 490 disk, in very good cond., header, 30’ E-Z Trail header trailer, dale, 601-766-5394. IH Cub Lo-Boy, red, with belly mower, $6,570. Attala Co., Vaiden, 601-230- $20,000. Chickasaw Co., Houston, good running cond., $1,700. Franklin 10’ dozer root rake, $1,875; 8’ doz- 0401. 662-628-0731. JD 2040, 40 HP, runs good, minor Co., McCall Creek, 601-532-6324. er root rake, $1,675. Webster Co., repairs needed, with rotary cutter, Eupora, 662-552-1939. Set of planters for Super A tractor, JD 9960 cotton picker, $10,000. Yazoo $5,500. Marion Co., Columbia, 601- MF 1433V, 33 HP, 4x4, 471 hrs., one with fertilize hopper & seed hopper, Co., Benton, 662-571-7872. 441-2145. owner, well maintained, power steer- Root rakes, $1,100 & up Perry Co., in good cond., $1,200. Covington Co., ing, everything works as new, $9,500. New Augusta, 601-964-3662. Seminary, 601-408-1461. JD 6620 combine with 4-row header, JD 5075E, ‘18 model, cab/air/CD, 4x4, Tishomingo Co., Tishomingo, 662- shed kept, in good cond., $7,000, call 35 hrs., brand new, with JD MX7 rotary 424-3072. Grader blade to pull behind tractor, Tufline disk, heavy duty, 3PH, no bro- for more information & pictures. cutter, category 2 quick hitch & older $500. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-736- ken blades, in good cond., $300. Ne- Clarke Co., Quitman, 601-274-0150. 7’ box blade, $44,750. Carroll Co., Car- Telsa, 3 cyl. diesel, 20+ HP, with load- 5020. shoba Co., Union, 601-604-0334. rollton, 601-506-0923. er, box blade, finishing mower & like JD Turbo 7720 combine, 4WD, 922 new tandem trailer, $5,000. Hinds Co., 1 yard dirt pan, 2 wheels, $600. Mar- 9-tine chisel plow, new plow blades, header, header wagon, grain cart, cut JD 4310, MFWD, 595 hrs., 31 HP, shed Bolton, 601-954-5429. shall Co., Byhalia, 662-851-0456. $1,000 cash. Hinds Co., Edwards, 601- 2017 crop, retired, $6,500. Itawamba kept, $14,000; 7’ JD WH69 offset disk, 852-4525. Co., Nettleton, 662-397-5093. $4,000; 5’ Woods finishing mower, Zetor 7321, ‘04 model, 2,470 hrs., cab/ 6 yard dirt pan, works great, can text $1,200. Pike Co., Summit, 601-341- cold air, with loader, bucket & spear, 3 or email pictures, $7,500. Lamar Co., Terra-Till 8-row buster, $6,000; JD 900 JD 9770 STS combine, ‘08 model, 360 7874. sets of rear remotes, field ready, good Sumrall, 601-516-4935. 13-shank V-plow, $6,000; 23’ IH 3900 HP, 4WD, chopper, wide singles, ‘08 October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 11 model MacDon FD-70 35’ with JA-MAR Patterson Road, Randolph, MS 38864. very good cond., $4,000 OBO. Madison single wheel, $800. Walthall Co., Tyler- trans., good cond., $7,500. Lamar Co., trailer, grain cart included, all shed- Pontotoc County. Co., Canton, 601-218-0959. town, 601-876-4293. Purvis, 601-382-7526. ded, $100,000. Amite Co., Smithdale, 601-249-9545. 3PH lift pole & 3PH scissor lift, both NH 8’ hay mower, in very good cond., 20’ utility trailer with new tires & pull Chev. ‘88, 31 series flatbed, new front used very little, $75 each. Holmes Co., field ready, $5,000. Jones Co., Laurel, out ramps, 25’ heavy duty equipment tires, 126K miles, $3,000. Franklin SPRAYERS & SPREADERS Goodman, 601-927-3048. 601-498-3809. trailer with fold down ramps, extra Co., Smithdale, 601-532-6608. wide solid steel bed, $2,500 each. Ya- Voltmaster 25/30 PTO generator, used NH 617 9’ disc mower, field ready, zoo Co., Satartia, 662-571-2758. Chev. 3100 ‘51, step side, 216 eng., all 15’ weed wiper, mounts to front end twice, with PTO shaft, 200 amp, service $3,800; Case IH 8370 14’ mower-con- original, new tires, drivable, $5,000; loader, various sizes available, $500. disconnect or trailer, $2,250. Walthall ditioner, steel on rubber rollers, in 20’ x 8’ tongue over trailer, electric 3 Ford’s ‘51, $6,000; Dodge ‘51, $2,000. Lawrence Co., Monticello, 601-587- Co., Tylertown, 601-303-0568. good cond., field ready, $5,800. Law- brakes, 5’ dovetail, fold down ramps, Covington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. 2257. rence Co., Jayess, 601-754-4229. good tires plus spare, 3 tie down strap Industrial loader, bucket 84” wide, ratchets with straps, good cond., Dodge Ram 2500 ‘00, ext. cab, diesel, 3- 100 gal. tanks with 2 motors, 300’ 1 1/2” pins, brand new, $2,000. Hinds NH 848 round baler, 5x5 bales, field $5,000. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-596- 2WD, 159K miles, good A/C, just ser- hose, electric reels need fixing, mount- Co., Bolton, 601-954-5429. ready, hydraulic ties, pictures avail- 6021. viced, $7,400. Scott Co., Lena, 601- ed on 1999 Dodge 3500 flatbed truck, able, $2,000. Simpson Co., Menden- 507-6931. 144K miles, manual trans., $4,000. 2018 Frontier front end loader hay hall, 601-382-9500. 24’ gooseneck trailer, 14,000# dual Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-955-2700. spear, $500; 2018 pallet forks, Euro axle, single tire, rail sides, fold down Dodge Ram 2500 ‘06, quad cab, LWB, style front end loader connect, $600; Vermeer 605 Super M round baler, ramps, in very good cond., purchased 5.9 diesel, new auto. & tires, 143K Sprayer with 25 gal. tank, hand held 2018 MTL grapple, dual cylinder, Euro 5x6 bales, with kicker, hydraulic wide new & used very little, $5,000 OBO. actual miles, B&W gooseneck hitch, spot sprayer & another wide swatch connect, $1,600. Scott Co., Lena, 601- pick up reel, monitor, personal use, Clarke Co., Quitman, 601-520-4309. trailer brakes, clean work truck, spray that fits on back of 4-wheeler, 507-6931. shop kept, low bale count, field ready, $14,500. Clay Co., West Point, 662- like new, used very little, $275. Yazoo $18,500. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601- 30’ x 8’ cargo trailer with car ramp, 295-2329. Co., Satartia, 662-571-2758. 3PH tractor attachments: Cultivator, 271-2338. ‘17 model, dual axle, extremely clean, $175; Pallet fork, 42x56, JBar Corp. $7,000. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- Dodge 3500 dually ‘99, flatbed, 144K Demco 750 gal. spray rig, tandem axle, A1094, $200, in good cond., cash only. Vermeer 605K round baler, with moni- 517-1693. miles, manual trans., comes with 3- PTO pump Accu-Trac control, clevis Forrest Co., Carnes, 601-270-7596. tor, new tires, teeth & belts, always kept 100 gal. tanks with 2 motors & 300’ hitch, 45’ manual fold booms, single under shed, used this year, in great 40’ skidder special lowboy, 25-tons, hose, electric reel needs repair, $4,000. nozzle, 3 section, monitor, $6,500. Bush Hog 3425 front end loader, used cond., field ready, $7,500. Walthall Co., 9’ 6” wide, good tires, $7,500 OBO. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-955-2700. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-754-4223. very little, 7’ bucket & pallet forks in- Tylertown, 601-303-8300. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657-2020. cluded, came off JD 4450, $4,000. Lee Dodge 3500 ‘01, Cummins diesel en- 3PH spin spreader, in good cond., Co., Shannon, 662-231-2468. Vermeer 605M round baler, ‘07 model, 48’ Fontaine alum. slider trailer with gine, utility bed, toolboxes on each $300. Winston Co., McCool, 662-773- 1,982 bales, in good cond., ready to good rubber, $6,500. Perry Co., New side, crane & lift gate, $4,000 firm. 6589. Front end loader for JD 4440, with work, $19,000; Tubeline TLR5000 bale Augusta, 601-964-3662. Holmes Co., Durant, 601-573-3701. bucket & hay spear, in good cond., wrapper, ‘03 model, in good cond., Larson 750 lb. 2-hopper fertilize/seed $3,500. Jefferson Davis Co., Bassfield, $16,000. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, Bumper pull & gooseneck flatbed Dodge 150 ‘85, reg. cab, 4 speed, stan- spreader, model 413, serial #2019, 601-441-5818. 601-795-4521. trailers, each in great cond., $1,000- dard shift, 318 eng., $1,500. Hinds Co., $200. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601- $6,000. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- Byram, 601-613-3478. 259-8957. 3PH post hole digger with auger, used Vermeer 5410 Rebel round baler, 4x5 765-8318. one time, $640. Rankin Co., Brandon, bales, twine, with new pickup assem- Ford F-250 ‘10, Super Duty, power Adams litter/lime spreader, 16’ long, 601-672-9558. bly, one owner, field ready, $10,500; 5,000 gal. water tank on tandem axle doors, windows, & locks, auto. trans., pulled with tractor, tractor PTO drives Krone AM243S 8’ shaft drive hay cut- trailer, in good cond., $3,500. Walthall 5.4 engine, A/C & heat, 121K miles, hydraulic pump on spreader, no rust HAY & FORAGE ter, $3,800. Winston Co., Louisville, Co., Tylertown, 601-876-1779. very good cond., with few dents, on machine, $12,500. Jefferson Davis EQUIPMENT 662-773-5234 $6,400. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-466- Co., Prentiss, 601-519-9023. Old Army trailer, $350, also 150-175 2818. Walton hay fluffer, fold up, 4 head diesel fuel tank with hand turn pump, JD manure spreader, model L Series Case IH RS 561 round baler, 5x6 bales, model, in good working cond., $2,000. $350, together or separate, pictures Ford ‘99, ext. cab, good sheet metal, 51, in very good cond., field or show 540 PTO, wide pick up, bale kicker, Marion Co., Hattiesburg, 601-310- available. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, auto., interior in very good shape, runs ready, pictures available upon request, monitor, $8,500. Lawrence Co., Jayess, 0040. 601-382-9500. great, 305, good tires, $1,600 firm. $2,500. Prentiss Co., Marietta, 662- 601-754-4223. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-414-8551. 728-9374. Car hauler trailer with ramps, recently Fort DM 2060 6’ hay mower, for parts TRAILERS, TRUCKS placed boards, $999. Pike Co., Mc- Ford F-250 ‘96, ext. cab, LWB, 7.3 Pow- 1986 Ford F8000 truck with 16’ Chan- or repair, new cover & $300 new parts, Comb, 601-730-3319. er Stroke, 386K miles, runs good, A/C dler hydraulic litter spreader & new can be fixed, $1,200. Claiborne Co., works, red/white with fiber interior, flip tarp, diesel motor, 5+2 speed Pattison, 601-535-7307. & MACHINERY Semi flatbed trailers for bridge, with $3,500. Madison Co., Flora, 601-966- trans., $15,500. Scott Co., Lake, 601- No commercial, businesses or deal- all metal floor, 45’ long $4,500; 48’ 3678. 507-0966. Hay trailer, hauls 8 round bales, $700. ers are allowed to advertise. Trailers, long $4,800. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662-574- Trucks and Machinery bought by 319-5248. Ford F-350 dually ‘99, 4x4, 4-door, AG TRAILERS & CARTS 0093. individuals for resale purposes are Custom Centurion package, 7.3 eng., not eligible for this free advertising. auto., Warn winch bumper with Hoelscher hay baler accumulator, TRUCKS winch, new Ranch Hand back bumper, Gravity wagon 150 bushel, in great Only in-state residents are allowed ready to go, $5,000. Marshall Co., By- to advertise within this category. camper shell, $15,000 OBO. Grenada cond., $1,250. Quitman Co., Batesville, halia, 662-851-0456. AM General Humvee, 6.5 GM diesel, Co., Grenada, 662-458-5800. 662-561-2469. turbo 400 trans., 57K miles, runs JD 435 round baler, with like new belts UTILITY & EQUIPMENT perfect, meticulously maintained, MS Ford Ranger XL ‘11, reg. cab, 2WD, Corn wagon, metal running gear & & kicker, Vermeer 8-wheel rake, both TRAILERS highway use title, like new tires, pic- 2.3L, 4 cyl., 104K miles, AT, A/C, new wood bed, $1,000; Farmhand model in good cond., $5,500 for both or will tures available, $16,000. Forrest Co., tires, Kentwood CD, white exterior, 200 silage & corn wagon, unloads from split up. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- Hattiesburg, 601-408-5050. gray interior, $8,950. Rankin Co., rear by PTO, $2,600; Corn wagon, 303-2733. 16’ Big Tex trailer, ‘11 model, new Brandon, 601-824-4169. $1,200. Tippah Co., Ripley, 256-366- floor, $1,700. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, Chev. Silverado 2500HD ‘02, new 2530. Krone AM243S 8’shaft drive hay cutter, 662-574-0093. tires, Duramax motor needs tune-up, Ford F-150 ‘86, ext. cab, partially re- in good cond., one owner, field ready, $6,000. Kemper Co., Porterville, 601- stored, not running, green & white, AG PARTS & TIRES can try on my farm, 16’ trailer with 2 axles, 4’ tailgate, 917-1833. 351 engine, $800. Adams Co., Natchez, helper springs, bulldog hitch, $1,000. 601-431-1369. Kuhn GMD 600 GII HD 8’ disc mower, Chev. Silverado 2500 ‘09, crew cab, 2 Goodyear rice/cane tires, size 23.1-34, Washington Co., Leland, 662-820- one owner, original blades on, excel- 4x4, LTZ, Duramax diesel, Allison R-2, 90% tread, $800. Washington Co., 2095. Ford F-350, flatbed, with all new tires, lent cond., low usage, $6,500; Ver- trans., one owner, good clean truck, great cond., everything works, has Leland, 662-822-9959. meer WR20 8-wheel rake, one owner, 20’ gooseneck flatbed trailer, 7,000# $22,250. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 662- 2 5/16” ball hatch, $7,500. Sunflower 2 tractor wheels & tires, never used, $1,850, retiring. Monroe Co., Okolona, axles, good floor, $3,000. Choctaw Co., 488-1360. Co., Sunflower, 662-836-7323. 43x16.00-20, $450. Harrison Co., 662-661-0127. Ackerman, 662-803-8547. Chev., Silverado LT ‘15, crew cab, Z71, Ford F-150 XLT ‘07, ext. cab, 4x4, Saucier, 228-861-2856. MF 25 hay rake, 10’ long, works good, 20’ load trailer, dual 5,200 lb. axles, 75K miles, silver exterior, dark gray new tires, 227,300 miles, $7,000; Ford has good tires, $750. Attala Co., Kos- toolbox, fold down ramps, like new, cloth interior, front bucket seats, large F-350 ‘11, SRW, flatbed, toolbox, 170K OTHER AG IMPLEMENTS ciusko, 662-582-3305. paid $4,000, asking $3,000. Copiah console, 75% tires, $27,000. DeSoto miles, $8,750. Webster Co., Eupora, Co., Crystal Springs, 601-892-5856. Co., Hernando, 901-607-6071. 662-258-2453. Truck load of sweet potato boxes, first Molon 120 2D hay/pine straw belt baler, come, first serve, $60 per box, no made in Italy, excellent cond., $2,500 20’ gooseneck flatbed trailer, good Chev. ‘03, ext, cab, Duramax, cab & Ford F-250 XLT ‘06, Super Duty ext. phone, contact Joe Hostetler, 1347 OBO; Zetor ZTR 185 drum mower, in solid trailer with good floor, dual axles, chassis, A/C, new rear tires, Allison cab, 4x4, Off Road White 6.0 Power Page 12 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

Stroke V-8 diesel, auto. trans., only 6 camper shells, 6 toolboxes, 3 ladder Sunflower Co., Indianola, 662-402- axles out, $42,000. Pontotoc Co., Pon- Chicot cutting blade (wicker type), fits 195,100 miles, $9,800 OBO. Leake Co., racks, $75-$150. Stone Co., Wiggins, 8713. totoc, 662-296-7042. D7E & others, $3,000; K-G blade (D6), Carthage, 601-826-6974. 601-928-8110. $2,500. Madison Co., Camden, 601- Chev. Express van ‘12, 22,550 miles, 2000 Ford F-350 truck with tool body, 937-3032. Ford Ranger ‘94, reg. cab, 5 speed, B&W turnover gooseneck hitch, came air in back window, fixed to sleep in or 7.3 diesel, 6 speed standard trans., looks good, blown head gasket, 4 cyl., off 2005 Ford 3/4-ton, $250. Adams travel, one owner, no smoking, excel- runs good, good tires, 332,000 miles, 1996 Ford 555D backhoe, good back- pictures available, $700. Stone Co., Co., Natchez, 601-442-0443. lent cond., $16,000. Leake Co., Walnut $3,500 OBO. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- hoe-loader, has been serviced regular, Wiggins, 601-928-8110. Grove, 601-668-4832. 466-2818. call for all the details, $15,000. Yazoo Ford Ranger long bed cover, Astro Co., Yazoo, 662-763-8500. GMC ‘98, ext. cab, 4WD, 5.7 motor, lockable fiberglass, Arizona Beige, Chev. Express 1500 ‘02, cargo van with Volvo white semi sleeper, 3406 Cat., 13 good farm truck, $2,500 OBO. Coving- windows all sides, no dents or scratch- inside work bins, 3 piece topside lad- speed, rough, will crank, good parts 2013 Cat. 262C2 skid steer, like new, ton Co., Collins, 601-517-1781. es, 2 keys, excellent cond., $180 cash. der rack, 168K miles, auto., V-8, 350 truck, $3,200. Scott Co., Pulaski, 601- 974 hrs., cab/air, hydraulic coupler, Madison Co., Madison, 601-613-3230. cu. in., 5.7L, white color, $2,500. Pike 519-6945. 1 female owner/operator, kept inside GMC Canyon ‘05, crew cab, 4x4, Co., Summit, 601-684-4540. family farm feed barn, $33,750. Madi- 2- 1974 Chev. 2-ton trucks with dump 4 door, 245K miles, maroon color, 4 Buckshot Mudders tires, 16/265/75, son Co., Canton, 601-761-0001, sedge- Chev. Tahoe LT ‘08, gray with back bean beds, 350 eng., 4 speed trans., 5 cyl., cold A/C, auto., good tires, no about half tread left, $300. Rankin Co., [email protected]. Pearl, 601-613-0761. leather interior, DVD, 3rd row, very both in good cond., $6,000. Union Co., leaks, good truck, pictures available, good cond., 200K miles, $9,450. Co- New Albany, 662-538-4875. Case 580K backhoe, late serial number, $4,800. Pontotoc Co., Thaxton, 662- Utility bed for SWB single rear wheel piah Co., Wesson, 601-750-8947. ROPS model, low hour tight machine, 760-9056. truck, Stahl brand bed, couple of cor- 1983 International cab/chassis, no leaks, in excellent cond., $12,900. ner are rusted due to being stored on Chev. Customs Express van ‘99, ma- $3,000; 1999 Ford F550 truck with 16’ Ram 1500 ‘11, single cab, 83K miles, Attala Co., Kosciusko, 662-290-8487. ground, $850. Hinds Co., Edwards, roon, cold A/C, runs good, drives good, metal flatbed, $7,500. Scott Co., Lake, still drive 3-5 miles to work daily, great 601-941-7644. 191K miles, 2 side doors & 2 back 601-507-0966. MF 30 construction backhoe, Perkins truck but need backseat, $9,500 OBO. doors, $4,500. Sunflower Co., Indi- diesel, forward/reverse pedals, 4 post Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601-606- Warn winch, 2,000 lbs. with cable, bat- anola, 662-207-5303, no text. 1994 Ford L8000 single axle dump roll bar with roof, everything works, 2104. tery cables & mount for 2006 Chev. truck, 5-6 yard bed, great for small $5,700. Scott Co., Pulaski, 601-519- Tahoe, like new, $900. DeSoto Co., Ford Expedition XLT ‘01, 2WD, auto., jobs, landscaping, etc., 108,000 miles, 6945. Toyota ‘88, $2,200. George Co., Perkin- Hernando, 901-485-3486. one owner, Ford Escape XLT ‘01, 2WD, call for all the details, $10,500. Yazoo ston, 601-945-2620. auto., both good tires, cold A/C, $2,750 Co., Yazoo City, 662-763-8500. 1977 Ford 3600 diesel tractor/trencher 4 used Michelin tires off Cadillac SRX, each OBO. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601- with back fill blade, new Ditch Witch Toyota Tacoma ‘04, ext. cab, 4x4, tool- 235/55-R20, good tread, $100 for all. 466-2100. 1975 International dump truck, solid chain (6” x 5”) deep, in great cond., box, 5 speed, tow package, good A/C, Lawrence Co., New Hebron, 601-694- running truck, everything works as it ready to work, $6,000. Lincoln Co., GMC Terrain SLT ‘14, 52K miles, ex- cruise, new Kevlar tires, 211K miles, 2365. should, 10 yard bed, make great farm Brookhaven, 601-757-9254. good cond., one owner, $9,000. Lamar cellent cond., leather, heated seats, dump truck, $6,500 OBO. Lowndes Co., Sumrall, 601-596-6021. Parts truck, 1976 International 1700, $16,500. Stone Co., Perkinston, 601- Co., Columbus, 662-386-4266. Dirt pan, 6 yards, works great, will text 5 speed trans., 2 speed back end, 2-ton, 928-8884. or email pictures, $7,500. Lamar Co., Toyota ‘88, LWB, runs good, new no motor, 6 fair tires on donut rims, CONSTRUCTION Sumrall, 601-516-4935. GMC Yukon ‘02, clean, new trans., clutch & fuel pump, could use carbu- $600. Webster Co., Eupora, 662-258- EQUIPMENT retor kit, 184K miles, $1,200. Scott 7184. good tires & wheels, inside clean, 2013 JD 450J, LGP, cab/air, screens, Co., Morton, 601-507-7266. $2,500. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-906- limb risers, 885 hrs., in great cond., New Bridgestone mud & snow tires, 2588. John Deere 410-D backhoe/front end $86,000. Copiah Co., Georgetown, Toyota Tacoma ‘15, Sport Series, SR5, 275/55/18, $125 each or $400 for all. loader, in good cond., motor runs ex- 601-942-8991. Jeep Cherokee Sport ‘95, 4x4, 4.0L, 4x4, crew cab, 30,000 miles, auto., Panola Co., Water Valley, 662-561- cellent, $8,000. Simpson Co., Harris- auto., 214K miles, runs good, price all power, new cond., color black, 2117. ville, 601-906-7290. reduced $2,500. George Co., Lucedale, FORESTRY & LOGGING $25,000. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- 601-947-0115. 13.00/24 grader/telehandler tires, 4 EQUIPMENT 263-6596. Black camper shell, LWB, will lock, sit- ting on concrete, was on 2007 Chev. available, 2 have good tread & 2 don’t, Toyota Pathfinder ‘93, $799; Pathfind- Silverado, in good shape, $150. Marion take all 4 for $200. Hinds Co., Ed- Toyota ‘88, 4x4, standard trans., 22R- er ‘94, 4x4, A/C, $2,000; Suburban ‘00, JD 648 GIII grapple needs some work, Co., Foxworth, 601-927-9648. wards, 601-941-7644. E engine, runs good, fair cond., new 4x4, A/C, $2,500; Trailblazer ‘02, A/C, good buy at $10,000; JD 643G cutter, 9,000 lb. Badland winch, price reduced parting out, $6,500. Stone Co., Wig- 4 LED corner clear hideaway strobe, 4x4, $2,500; F-150 ‘00, 4x4, ext. cab, Case IH STX 450, with 2- 17 yard Crab- $3,500. George Co., Lucedale, 601- gins, 601-554-6789. $100; 2- 5’ UWS side mount used A/C, $2,999. Pike Co., McComb, 601- tree scrapers, $79,000; Case IH 9360, 947-0115. 730-3319. chrome toolboxes, $250. Sunflower with 2- 14 yard Reynolds scrapers, 1978 Husky knuckle boom log loader, Co., Indianola, 662-402-8713. $50,000. Jones Co., Moselle, 601-466- Volkswagon Tiguan ‘10, silver, 111K 353 Detroit eng., $3,500. Yazoo Co., TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES 7418. Yazoo City, 601-259-0789. 4 stock standard Toyota rims, 18” with miles, good gas milage, 28-31 MPG, & PARTS new tires, good cond., $8,500. Amite valve stem PSI sensor, $75 each or Reynolds 17 yard dirt pan, 4 tire lift, 1986 International truck with new log Co., Gloster, 225-614-1018. pulled by JD 8630, solid piece of equip- $250 for all. Jefferson Co., Pattison, bolster bed on it, PTO on trans., 466 Warn winch, 8,000 lbs., all new parts, ment, retiring, $19,000. Yazoo Co., Ya- 601-535-7195. Detroit, 13 speed, twin screw, 19,000 like new, new cable roller (mounting zoo City, 662-571-7148. INDUSTRIAL miles, $20,000. Webster Co., Mathis- plate), $800 cash. Hinds Co., Jackson, 2 Firestone tires, P265/65R17, 30% TRUCKS & VANS ton, 662-263-6596. 601-366-6070. tread, $50 for both or trade. Marion Kobelco SK-03 excavator, mid size machine, 18,000-20,000 lbs., runs good & Co., Columbia, 601-441-2145. Slasher saw, hydraulic drive motor, 6 new, never mounted, Toyo Open 1988 Ford F800 truck, 429 eng., 5+2 ready to work, $15,000 OBO. Lowndes saw & frame, $1,250. Webster Co., trans., 18’ metal dump bed with 2’ Co., Columbus, 662-386-4266. Country SD black wall truck tires, size Hammerhead front bumper, fits 2018 Eupora, 662-258-2453. 235/65 R17, $885 for all. Perry Co., Dodge 3500, $1,700. Pike Co., Sum- sides, 18’ pintle hook trailer with solid oak floor, $7,500 for both. Leake Co., 10’ dozer root rake, $1,875; 8’ doz- Richton, 601-588-0181. mit, 601-551-7042. Shaving machine, 24”x24”x48”, 4 Carthage, 601-267-7891. er root rake, $1,675. Webster Co., blade head, electric motor for hy- Eupora, 662-552-1939. 4 Ford 2011-2014 Platinum wheels, 4 Nitro Grabber SL295/70R17 tires, draulics, gas motor for head, $14,000; center caps, sensors, mounted 275/55 good tread, all run on rear, 50K miles, 1974 International Load Star L800, V-8 2001 Cat. D3C dozer, LGP, wide tracks, 2 pine straw balers (they are hand bal- R20 Pirelli Scorpion tires (at least 75% $400; 2 rear wheel adapters, fit any with manual trans., 1,000 gal. water tank, 1,000 GPM pump, needs battery, hydrostatic, ripper on back, cab/air, ers), $350 each. Scott Co., Lake, 601- tread), I can send pictures, $1,800 Ford F-350, $100. Walthall Co., Tyler- clear title, $1,000. Rankin Co., Bran- only 3,000 hrs., excellent, $35,000. 507-3596. cash. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662-842-3272. town, 601-876-7536. don, 601-825-0113. Webster Co., Bellefontaine, 662-258- 7531. LAWN & GARDEN Truck bed for Dodge dually, with SUV’S & VANS 1952 GMC XM211 2 1/2-ton 6x6 truck, EQUIPMENT tailgate & sprayed in bed liner; Rear low mileage (26,831), $3,000. Rankin Reynolds 5 yard dirt pan, ready to go, Ranch Hand bumper, like new, fits full Buick Encore ‘15, white, excellent Co., Florence, 601-845-7086. $8,000. Amite Co., Smithdale, 601- size or dually Dodge truck, $300. Cov- cond., 47K miles, 50K bumper to bum- 249-9545. Grasshopper 329 zero-turn lawn ington Co., Seminary, 601-299-0769. per warranty, loaded, OnStar, blind 1988 Ford 8000 truck, single axle, 8 mower, 61” mid mount deck, 29 HP spot alert, Bluetooth, can send pic- speed, runs good & cranks fast, good Grapple bucket for full size Bobcat, in gas eng., 1,900 hrs., in good cond., 100 gal. electric L-shape fuel tank with tures, $14,250. Harrison Co., Saucier, rubber, good paint, $5,000 or trade for like new cond., $1,500. Walthall Co., $2,700. Washington Co., Leland, 662- hose & nozzle, $800. Franklin Co., 228-341-0765. 1-ton of similar value. Simpson Co., Tylertown, 601-876-5530. 820-2095. Meadville, 601-334-7538. Magee, 601-906-2588. Cadillac Escalade ‘04, black, sunroof, 1980 580C backhoe, hasn’t ran in John Deere LT155 riding mower for 4 Chev. 2500HD tires & rims, great factory chrome wheels, new tires, lots 2005 International 8600 truck, Cum- years, needs minor work, selling as is, parts, everything in excellent condi- tread & good looking rims, $600 for of new parts, 255K highway miles, mins, auto., clean, tight truck, cold air, $4,500. Sunflower Co., Indianola, 662- tion except transmission has gone set. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-238-5242. road ready, cold A/C, hot heat, $4,500. with 1997 Palmer 22’ trailer, new from 207-5303, no texts. out, good engine, belts, deck, tires & October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 13 wheels, $400. Madison Co., Madison, 2 anvils, $450 to $2,000. Hinds Co., Plastic drums, 55 gal. with clamp lids, shower, radio/CD, TV, $18,500. Pearl roof, 6’- $300; 12’- $475. Wayne Co., 601-940-4173. Raymond, 601-213-6799. food grade, $20; Solid top, $15. Har- River Co., Picayune, 601-798-5348. Buckatunna, 601-648-2848. rison Co., Long Beach, 228-669-3897. Murray riding mower, 42” cut, like K.O. Lee surface grinder with 6x18 2006 Exiss 4-horse gooseneck trailer, Wooden mineral troughs, made with new, $550. Lee Co., Mooreville, 662- magnetic chuck, $4,500; Brown Barrels: 50 gal. plastic with bung lids, slant load, 4’ short wall, weekend pack- all treated lumber & plywood, tin top 231-3748. Sharpe #5 surface grinder with 8x24 $15; 30 gal. plastic with bung lids, age, AC/heat, stud partition, walk thru to keep feed dry, bolted, holds 350+ magnetic chuck, $4,500, both have $10; 50 gal. barrel doghouse, $30; door, hay rack, awning, shower, flush- lbs. of feed, built to last, $340. Choctaw Stihl gas trimmer, $100; Leaf & grass additional wheels. Hinds Co., Cyrstal 30 gal. barrel dog house, $20. Lee Co., ing toilet, $16,500. Covington Co., Co., Tomnolen, 662-552-6806. pickup, $150; 25 gal. sprayer, $150; Springs, 601-260-9801. Shannon, 662-767-8851. Collins, 601-517-2030. Electric & battery tillers, $75 each; 25 gal. capacity plastic tubs with lids, Electric power washer, $40. Tate Co., Knifemaking grinder 2x72 with 1.5 Barrels: 30 gal., $15; 55 gal. metal or 16’ gooseneck cattle trailer, creosote excellent for watering livestock, stor- Senatobia, 662-292-1867. Baldor motor, has variable speed, flat plastic, $20; 55 gal. screw top barrels, treated floor, covered top, lights & age, growing plants or pet shelters, $5 platen, two work rest, 50 new belts, 10 $25; 275 gal. totes, $100. Covington brakes, $2,000. Winston Co., Louis- each. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-214-7240. Husqvarna YT4LS lawn tractor, 24 HP, wheel, $2,000. Pearl River Co., Pica- Co., Seminary, 601-408-1461. ville, 662-803-0946. 14’ trampoline frame, would make 46” cut, quick change blades, 3 years yune, 601-798-8238. old, 94 hrs., in excellent cond., $1,800. 100 gal. electric L-shape fuel tank with WW 2-horse trailer, white, slant load, great small livestock pen, $50 cash hose & nozzle, $800; 250 gal. custom only. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517- Warren Co., Vicksburg, 601-638-0590. Powermatic 36”x60” wide belt sander, 5 new tires, good mat, plyboard sides fuel tank with gauge, filter, hose & 1719, leave message if no answer. in good cond., has 15 HP, 3 phase sand- covered with rubber mat, shed kept, in nozzle, $500. Franklin Co., Meadville, 2018 Rain Flo model 1600 Series 2 wa- ing motor & 2 HP feed motor, manual excellent cond., $3,500. Neshoba Co., 601-334-7538. ter wheel transplanter, $2,000; 2018, elevation, will help load, $8,500. Smith Philadelphia, 601-416-1871. LIVESTOCK TACK 2600 Series 2, plastic mulch layer, sin- Co., Mize, 601-750-4199. 125 gal. stainless steel fuel tank with gle drip applicator, $3,500. Scott Co., 1997 Sooner alum. 3-horse goose- Wagon trees, new Pioneer all steel pump, $200; 4 iron wagon wheels, 2- Lena, 601-507-6931. neck trailer, slant load, $8,000 cash single tree, double tree, neck bar & Sharp-All grinder by Belsaw, many 28” diam., 2- 32” diam., $50 each. Co- only; 3-horse metal gooseneck trailer, misc., $125. Clarke Co., Quitman, 601- grinding wheels included, sharpen piah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-277-3506. 72” King Kutter II gear drive rotary blades, planer knives, saw blades, etc., straight load, $2,000 cash only. Smith 520-4309. Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382-0091. tiller, includes PTO shaft, garden use instruction manual, all for $175. Jones 150 gal. propane tank, $350 or will Saddle girths, Clinton Anderson only, in excellent cond., pictures avail- Co., Laurel, 601-319-5943. trade. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441- able, $1,800. Lafayette Co., Oxford, Amish buggy in great cond., with rub- brand, 2- 34” & 1” 32”, $30 each, cash 2145. ber tires & all harness, also TWH black 662-236-7355. 6” x 242” sanding belts for stroke only; Saddle rack, metal free standing gelding $2,500 for all. Neshoba Co., sander, brand new 3M belts, 15 for $75. 2- 250 gal. fuel tanks, $250 each. Mar- for 3 saddles, $40, cash only. Forrest Philadelphia, 601-416-1871. John Deere 150 riding mower, 19.5 HP, Jones Co., Laurel, 601-319-5943. shall Co., Byhalia, 662-851-0456. Co., Carnes, 601-270-7596. 42” cut, runs good, $300. Newton Co., 16’x6’x6.5’ gooseneck stock trailer, Newton, 601-683-2137. New in box, Porter-Cable FN250SB 550 gal. New Berry brand diesel skid Like new, dark oil western show side- with good paint, mats, center cut gate 16 ga. straight finish nailer, 25’ new tank, with Gas Boy 115 volt pump, saddle, ridden in only once, $550, with slider, escape door on front, good pictures & more information upon Kubota ZD326 zero-turn mower, 60” pneumatic hose, holster, $75. Pearl filter, auto. shut off, water drained on floor & tires, ready to use, $3,000. Clay request, $550. Madison Co., Madison, deck, 26 HP diesel motor, 2,000 hrs., in River Co., Lumberton, 601-590-2741. regular basis, excellent cond.,, $950. great cond., $7,000. Amite Co., Smith- Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983-4918. Co., West Point, 662-494-2328. 601-400-0064. dale, 601-249-9747. 600 lb. sandblasting pot, complete Sooner 3-horse trailer with full living New & used saddles: 16” western, 15” with hoses, blast hood, $2,800; 60’ POULTRY EQUIPMENT quarters, 8’ short wall, $20,000. Win- roping, 14” hard seat, 13” pony, 12” Used Husqvarna front tine tiller, in alum. extension ladder, used once, excellent cond., $200. Lauderdale Co., ston Co., Louisville, 662-803-3806. pony, $75 & up; New & used tack, $6 $850; Parking lot stencils, $250. Ad- Parting out 2- 40x500 hen houses, Meridian, 601-479-9375. & up. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- ams Co., Natchez, 601-445-9806. fans $350 & $450, all equipment & 2005 Sundowner 8010 Sierra 3-horse 485-7210. John Deere 38” mowing deck, like building for sale; 2- 40 switch Rotem trailer with living quarters, very clean, 1 1/2-ton old-timey chain hoist, end- controllers, in operation now, $1,250 new, kept inside, cost $750 new, asking kept under cover, new tires & awning, less chain type, top wheels are 11” & each. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- $400. Stone Co., Perkinston, 601-928- $25,900. Stone Co., Perkinston, 228- HUNTING, FISHING 10”, bottom wheels are 9”, $100. Lau- 938-2978. 435-2762. 9310. derdale Co., Bailey, 601-678-6437. Feed bins, $500 & up cash only; 100 & CAMPING DR mower, 18.5 HP Kawasaki eng., 2017 Trailers USA TLT Custom 2-horse Ingersoll T-30 air compressor, heavy KW generator, $7,500 cash only; Used alum. straight load trailer, fully insu- No commercial, businesses or deal- 26” Bush Hog deck, 4 forward & re- duty 60 gal. tank, has new 5 HP elec- 24’ tin from chicken house, $12 cash lated, walk thru door, fans, lights, large ers are allowed to advertise in this verse, differential lock, great for clear- tric motor, 220 volts, single phase, only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382- dressing room, lots of extras, like new, category. Only in-state residents are ing overgrown brush & pond levees, very good, $850. Attala Co., Ethel, 662- 0091. $12,500. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-214- allowed to advertise. $2,250. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- 674-5962. 5585. 552-4048. Several feed bins, $500 & up; Platinum MISCELLANEOUS Plus controllers, $750; 48” fans, $200; 2-wheel buggy/pull cart, with 2 bucket ATVs & UTVs OUTDOOR POWER Cool cell pads, $10 each; Cool cell mo- EQUIPMENT seats, shaft for 1 large pony, mule or EQUIPMENT tors, $100 each, some new. Newton horse, good cond., ready to go, reduced Arctic Cat 500, 4x4, green with rack Co., Conehatta, 601-635-3626. to $400 cash only. Harrison Co., Biloxi, on back, adult driven, never been in Used 40’ conveyor (electric) towable, 228-669-8224. mud, new battery, low miles, in good Voltmaster 25/30 PTO generator, used good tires, last used to stack soybean 60 KW generator, diesel, with 400 amp cond., $2,500. Grenada Co., Grenada, twice, with PTO shaft, 200 amp, service meal, 2 hoppers (1 stainless), $1,500 transfer switch, $5,000. Newton Co., Bumper pull & gooseneck livestock 662-458-5800. Union, 601-416-9353. disconnect or trailer, $2,250. Walthall OBO. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-209- trailers, dual axle, treated wood floor, Co., Tylertown, 601-303-0568. covered top, center & escape gate, Polaris electric vehicle 96 volt, front & 2100. Pine shavings for chicken farmers, $20 $500-$2,500. Covington Co., Semi- back glass & top, 3500 lb. winch, 320 large tractor scoop, large & small deliv- Coleman wheeled generator, 13 HP Fairbanks 500# platform scale, $500 nary, 601-517-5700. hrs., shed kept, $5,000. Scott Co., Mor- eries, semi trailer & spreader available, Honda eng., low hrs., excellent cond., OBO. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- ton, 601-507-7266. call or text for more pricing. Neshoba 8125 surge, 6500 running, don’t need, 416-1164. New trailer tires & wheels, 205/75D15, bought whole house generator, $800 Co., Philadelphia, 601-416-9082. 6 ply, on new wheel, $66 each; 6x4 John Deere Gator, only 420 hrs., firm. Lincoln Co., Union Church, 601- 3 Canarm ceiling fans, 60”, heavy duty, 235/80R16, 10 ply, on new 6 or 8 lug tilt bed, Bull Hide spray in liner, shed kept, like new, can send pictures, 833-4890. industrial, indoor/outdoor, 46,000 LIVESTOCK wheels, $110 each. Forrest Co., Brook- $4,500. Madison Co., Madison, 601- CVM, 1 speed, new in boxes, great for lyn, 601-325-4980. TRAILERS & WAGONS 940-4173. 60 KW generator, diesel, with 400 amp barns, greenhouses or large patios, transfer switch, $5,000. Newton Co., $85 each. Washington Co., Leland, LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT Union, 601-416-9353. Livestock trailer with good tires, 2007 Honda TRX 90EX, new battery, 662-822-9959. $1,500. Lowndes Co., Caledonia, 662- good cond., $800. DeSoto Co., Her- 35 KW Wacker generator, diesel pow- 574-0093. Filson squeeze chute, needs new nando, 601-942-6902. 3 HP Copeland refrigeration unit, ered, trailer mounted, ran for only 100 floor, otherwise in good cond., $850. used, 220 3-phase, runs good, $500. hrs., $20,000. Wayne Co., Laurel, 601- Piedmont wagon, mfg. in Hickory, Claiborne Co., Hermanville, 601-431- American Sport Works Chuckwagon Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-366-6070, 310-3629. North Carolina & distributed by Orgill 6007. side-by-side, 4WD, dump bed, very nights. Bros., Jackson, MS, call for pictures, low miles, Subaru motor, good tires, $1,600. Rankin Co., Pelahatchie, 601- New squeeze chute, manual head gate, $4,500. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- TOOLS & HARDWARE Old vehicle tags, most are from 697-7097. 8’ long, sides drop, removable bottom 540-0272. Mississippi 1988-2016, in perfect panels, side gate opens, $2,150. Amite Peter Wright 150 lb. anvil, in fair cond., cond., some never mounted on 2009 Lakota 2-horse bumper pull Co., Liberty, 225-445-3298. 2015 Intimidator side-by-side by Bad $500; Forges, $250-$400; Other tools, vehicle, 3,000-4,000 to choose from, trailer, with living quarters, alumi- Boy, 750 Kolher motor, aluminum $25-$200. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, $2 each & up. Holmes Co., Lexington, num, rear ramp, heat/AC, refrigerator, Mineral feeders, 6’ & 12’ long, all con- elec. dump bed, all lights, horn, alumi- 601-632-4268. 601-954-1257. microwave, stove, sink, water heater, structed with treated lumber & tin num top, mirrors, winch, extra tires/ Page 14 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018 rims, 700 miles, $8,500. Tippah Co., ARCHERY & ACCESSORIES steer, tilt & trim, 2 new batteries, 2003 Coachman Class C 24’ motor- nut stock, 3x9x42 Redfield scope, $725. Ripley, 662-512-2549. on board charger, Dixie Craft trailer, home, 350 V-10 Ford engine, 60K Pike Co., Summit, 662-255-7937. $4,500. Covington Co., Mt. Olive, 601- miles, everything works, road ready, Matthew Solocam bow, 28”, 70 lb., 1994 Yamaha 250, very good cond., 797-5730. $15,000 OBO; Bulldog gooseneck Leupold BX-4 HD 10x50mm binocu- mfg. in 2004 but only fired couple of new tires, kept in shop, runs great, adaptor, $200 OBO. Calhoun Co., Var- lars, new in box, shadow gray color, times, retail new was $729, excellent $2,000. Union Co., Myrtle, 662-317- 1969 Evinrude 1.5 HP, just rebuilt by daman, 662-682-7573. have lifetime guarantee, $400 OBO. cond., photos available, $450. Clarke 8042. Evinrude dealer, great kicker/troller or Greene Co., Leakesville, 601-788-7599. Co., Quitman, 601-274-0150. for canoe, spent $300 on rebuild, runs 2006 Holiday Rambler 36’ motor- 2003 Yamaha Big Bear 400, 4WD, great, $500 firm. Wayne Co., Waynes- home, 2 slides, Workhorse chassis, Ruger pistol, 22-45 bull barrel, $270; Diamond The Rock bow, stabilizer, V-8, fully equipped with 82 options, Ruger rifle 10-22, $260, like new, buy Warn winch, drop rack, foot guards, release, sight, arrows, bow sling, case, boro, 601-410-7173. must sell, $27,790 OBO. Forrest Co., both for $500. Lee Co., Mooreville, well maintained, shed kept, $2,200. tips & accessories box included, great 20’ pontoon boat, 20 HP Johnson mo- Hattiesburg, 601-450-9630. 662-231-3748. Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, 601-527- deal, all in great shape, $200. Scott tor, refurbished floors & new metal top 6878. Co., Lena, 601-906-8991. 2 years ago, $2,200. Forrest Co., Hat- 1986 Carri-Lite 32’ 5th wheel, very Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 mag., clean, no leaks, furniture removed for Limited Edition, 3.75” barrel, stain- 1999 Honda Recon 4-wheeler, new PSE Baby G Force Infinity bow with tiesburg, 601-582-0597. more room, kitchen & bath complete, less, $850; Ruger GP-100 .357 mag., cond., never in mud, used less than sights, quiver & etc., $150 OBO. Wayne new tires, super cold A/C, pictures 6” barrel, excellent, $600. Lamar Co., 25 hrs., enclosed storage, front & rear Co., Waynesboro, 601-735-6005. 2004 Alumacraft Crappi Pro, stick available, $3,250. Forrest Co., Hatties- Lumberton, 601-723-0050. racks, all original, service/paperwork, steer, 25 Mercury, foot control trolling 2 compound bows, stabilizers, sights, motor, live well, on board charger, gal- burg, 601-408-5050. $1,500. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- Browning BAR short track 7mm- quivers, Bear Monster Buck 60 lb. at vanized trailer, new tires, spare, water 483-7421. Timber Creek 30’ camper, A/C, fully 08, camo, Leupold VXL camo scope, 29” draw, Pearson Renegade 70 lb. at ready, $4,500. Lafayette Co., Oxford, furnished, 5 new tires, $4,000. Madi- $1,350; Browning Maxes shotgun, 31” draw (adjustable), $150. Clay Co., 662-305-5991. 2011 Honda Rancher, 4x4, $3,800 cash son Co., Camden, 601-267-4131. 26” camo duck blind, 3 1/2”, $1,250. West Point, 662-494-7649. only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382- Itawamba Co., Fulton, 662-862-9536. 0091. FISHING TACKLE 2013 Jayco 33BHTS 38’ bumper pull BOATS & WATERCRAFT camper, 3 slides, bunkhouse, outdoor 7.62x39 FMJ 1120 rounds on strippers, 2000 Yamaha 150 Bear Tracker, 2WD, I make & sell heavy cloth sack min- kitchen, very clean, no smoke, pets or brass case, 1980s Yugoslavian manu- back rack, trailer hitch, shed kept, 1995 Fisher Marine Hawk 2V all weld- now traps for catching minnows from kids, 50/30 AMP, $20,000. Lawrence factured in sealed tin, inside wooden adult driven, good tires, runs great, ed alum. hull, 40 Mercury, stainless creeks or rivers, bulk pricing and ship- Co., Monticello, 601-532-0234. miliary crate, $575 OBO; 700 rounds, $1,100 OBO. Yalabousha Co., Coffee- live well, trolling motor, depth finder, ping available, $20. Stone Co., Wig- sealed tin, $300. George Co., Lucedale, ville, 601-540-8548. anchor mates, kept in enclosed shed, gins, 601-716-7504. 2009 Trailmanor model 3023 sleeps 6, 601-508-7106. $5,900. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601- fridge, stove, shower, toilet, A/C, aw- Kawasaki Mule 4WD, 4 seater, winch, 670-6052. Used white styro foam blocks, 3’ x 4’ ning, good cond., open 30’, tow length Browning Belgium 12 Light & 12 trailer, other accessories, $8,250; x 5’, one block will float 3,000 lbs., 3 22’ 6”, $8,500. Pike Co., McComb, 225- magnum (well used), $425 each; Rem- Blue/silver 20’ Ranger 520 VX bass 2- 2WD UTVs with winches & other prices to choose from, $100, $75 or 931-5954. ington model 11, $325; 7.65 French boat, 225 Evinrude motor with jack accessories, $3,000-$4,000 each OBO. $50 each. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498- Auto., $275; New Gamo .177, $125 or plate with hotfoot, depth finder, 80 lb. 2011 Springfield by Keystone camper, Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-466-2100. 4235. all $1,275. Lafayette Co., Oxford, 662- trolling motor, trailer, $15,000. Amite 5th wheel hitch, great cond., no leaks, 816-0560. Co., Liberty, 601-225-9793. bunk beds, fold out couch, text for pic- 2001 Kawasaki 400 ATV, 2WD, 2,000 CAMPING & ACCESSORIES tures, $8,500. Hinds Co., Utica, 601- lb. Warn winch, front & rear racks, Savage model 110, 7mm Rem mag., PT185 Tracker boat with 90 HP Mer- 382-3406. Nikon scope, Remington model 700, $2,500. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 2000 Georgie Boy by Landau, 34’ long, cury motor, $8,000. Warren Co., Vicks- .243, Simmons scope, Remington 601-416-1164. burg, 601-415-5689. 20K miles, 12’ slide, Ford V-10, Onan 14’ x 6’ Cargo trailer, tandem 3500 lb. model 770, 300 Win mag., Bushnell generator, gas/electric water heater & axles, 30 AMP breaker, insulated, cabi- scope, $550 each. Simpson Co., Men- Bush Hog UTV 440 side-by-side, 4WD, Pelican boat, 10’ 2” long, purchased refrigerator, 2 AC units, $10,000 OBO. nets, 1 1/2 yrs. old, silver, 2 windows, denhall, 334-648-1937. light bar, dump bed, Honda engine, low September 2017, 2 seats, wired for Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. nice, photos, $4,500. Simpson Co., hrs., runs great, $5,500 OBO. Lowndes included trolling motor, no battery, Mendenhall, 601-382-1901. Remington 22 auto. model 550-1, Co., Columbus, 662-386-4266. older trolling motor, $475. Rankin Co., 2014 Keystone Montana High Country good cond., $375. Rankin Co., Pearl, Brandon, 601-317-7613. 355RE 5th wheel, 3 slides, 2 AC’s, 2 2008 Jayco 40th Anniversary model 601-613-0761. 2003 Honda Rancher, 4x4, ES, adult TV’s 4 door fridge, & more, very good 22FB, large A/C, fridge, queen bed, 17’ bass boat with trailer, new tires, 88 one owner, runs great, used on small cond., everything works, $29,500. awning, monitor system, crank down Ruger Mark III, 22 auto. pistol in ex- Evinrude special motor, 24 volt foot cattle farm, $2,000. Yazoo Co., Yazoo Hinds Co., Clinton, 601-906-1375. leveling jacks, used little, like new, cellent cond., $225. Forrest Co., Petal, control trolling motor, lots of extras, City, 662-746-5113. $8,950. Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228- 60.1-549-6695. $3,500 cash or swap for side-by-side. Reese 5th wheel hitch, no rails, excel- 357-5694. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-847- 2007 Arctic Cat 400, 4x4, foot shift, lent cond., $300. Covington Co., Col- Connecticut Valley Arms .50 cal. Bob- 5379. 2,500 lb. winch, push button 4WD, lins, 601-517-2030. 5th wheel hitch with rails, $250. Madi- cat muzzleloader, plus accessories, front differential lock, one owner, son Co., Camden, 601-937-3032. good cond., $100 OBO. Rankin Co., 2015 Sun Tracker Party Barge DLX 2002 Nomad 25’ bumper pull camper, adult ridden, title in hand, $3,000. Brandon, 601-622-0817. 22 pontoon with 115 HP Mercury, 2016 Jayco Jay Flight 33’ bumper pull Covington Co., Collins, 601-517-1719, slide, sleeps 6, queen bed, full kitchen dual axle trailer, snap on cover, ste- & bath, good title, no leaks, $3,800. camper, 2 slides, new hitch, stabilizer 35 cal. 1903 Springfield Custom rifle, leave message. reo, depth finder, low hrs., shed kept, Grenada Co., Holcomb, 662-820-2044. & jacks, like new, used very little, 4 Lyman sights, rare find in new cond., $22,000. Oktibbeha Co., Sturgis, 662- times, 50/30 AMP, $23,000. Neshoba 1998 Arctic Cat 400 4x4 4-wheeler, in 2 boxes ammo & gun case, special 418-6288. 2008 Keystone Cougar 33’ bumper Co., Union, 601-604-0334 very good cond., one owner, adult rid- price, $1,000. Hinds Co., Terry, 601- pull, slide, awning, excellent for deer den & stored inside, pictures available, 14’ aluminum boat with 25 HP Mer- 209-8809. camp, has slight water damage, $5,800 17’ x 12’ 2-room dome tent with screen $2,500. Forrest Co., Petal, 601-310- cury, great duck hunting boat, open OBO. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-546- porch, $400. Claiborne Co., Port Gib- 8055. floor, $1,500. Lowndes Co., Columbus, Kahr CM9 sub compact pistol, brand 2505. son, 601-618-7258. 662-251-5759. new with extra mag., $325. Lamar Co., 2016 Yamaha Kodiak, 700cc, 4WD, Purvis, 601-794-7939. 2009 Keystone 30’ bumper pull camp- GUNS & ACCESSORIES power steering, camo, factory wheels Trailer for 16’ or 17’ boat, pictures er, slide, used very little, $7,500. Hinds Weatherby Vanguard 270 mag., like & tires, 18 miles, less than 3 tanks of available, 3 new tires, $400. Lamar Co., Co., Jackson, 601-953-1800. Rossi-Circuit Judge rifle, new in box, new with scope, sling & 2 boxes fuel, excellent cond., $6,100. DeSoto Purvis, 601-744-6368. never fired, rifle shoots .410 or .45LC, ammo., $1,175 OBO or trade for pistol, Co., Hernando, 662-544-5654. 2018 Sun Tracker 18’ pontoon boat, 1998 Nomad 29’ 5th wheel camper, great gift item, original price $495, revolver or what have you. Lamar Co., air & heat, gas & electric fridge, good current value around $600 OBO. Pearl Lumberton, 601-688-5050. 2010 Honda side-by-side, 4x4, new used few times in Lake Okhissa, 2017 Mercury 60 HP 4-stroke engine, in- cond., $3,000. Perry Co., Brooklyn, River Co., Poplarville, 985-750-4462. cond., $7,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, cludes cover, like new, $18,500. Amite 601-598-2621. Kimber .45 cal., never fired, 2 tone 662-263-6596. Co., Gloster, 225-614-1018. T/C Encore barrel only, 35 Whelen, with mahogany handles, 2 clips & 2006 Fleetwood Expedition 37’ with 2 stainless, 28”, fluted, $275; Remington loader, $1,000; High Standard Double Disk to pull behind ATV, 6 blades & 1987 Glastron X-195 ski boat, Conroy, slides, Cat. pusher diesel gen., queen 1187 12 ga., auto., 3” chamber, 28” VR 9 .22 cal. stainless, walnut handles, wheels to pull on road, $300. Madison 19’ fiberglass, inboard 3.0L 130 HP, Al- bed, large fridge, ice maker, levelers, barrel, camo, choke tubes, mint, $650 $900. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662-321-1378. Co., Madison, 6010-750-6696. pha One MerCruiser drive unit, Power shed kept, much more, $59,000. Mon- OBO. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-436- Trim XD, needs interior work, $2,500 roe Co., Aberdeen, 662-574-8896. 1798. Handi-Rifle 35 Whelen, synthetic Sprayer with 25 gal. tank, hand held OBO. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-826- stock, no scope, $275. Newton Co., spot sprayer & another wide swatch 6974. 2007 Keystone Montana 34’ 5th wheel, Ruger Hawkeye .30-06 stainless with Lawrence, 601-480-8959. spray that fits on back of 4-wheeler, 3 slides, table & chairs, above average, composite stock, 3x9x40 Nikon scope, like new, used very little, $275. Yazoo 2007 14’x48” Triton aluminum boat, must see, $21,000. Winston Co., Louis- immaculate cond., $725; Weatherby Ruger SR 1911 10mm auto., stain- Co., Satartia, 662-571-2758. 25 HP 4-stroke Mercury motor, stick ville, 662-803-8811. Vanguard .270, new in box, blued, wal- less, 5” barrel, #672-91841, new, paid October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 15

$1,000, asking $900. Marshall Co., Muzzleloader rifles, 1 Thompson Cen- ditional fee, abundant deer, turkey & Reg. Black Angus bull, 2014 model, Holly Springs, 662-544-5206. ter “Renegade” 50 cal., wood stock, small game, $800-$1,200. Burnsville, AQUACULTURE LBW, Monarch Complete 2009 blood- iron sights, 1 Tradition “Buck Hunter” 662-315-7332. line, $2,800. Amite Co., Smithdale, Stevens 311A & 311 C dbl 410 ga. $700 in-line 50 cal., laminated wood stock, All aquaculture listed in this cat- 601-567-2768. each; Winchester model 41 bolt action, 1.5x4.5 scope, $200. Clay Co., West Tishomingo Co., Tombigbee Hunt- egory must be raised on your farm. 410 ga., $550. Union Co., New Albany, Point, 662-494-7649. ing Association is accepting mem- No commercial, businesses or Reg. Black Angus bulls & heifers, 7-10 662-266-7561. bers, prime deer & turkey hunting, dealers are allowed to advertise. mos. old, sired by AI son of Absolute, Handi-Rifle SB2 cal. 45-70 Gov’t with few hogs, 5,000 acres, plenty of good Only in-state residents are allowed LBW sire, gentle, $700-$1,200. Carroll Ruger #1-A Light Sporter rare 7mm- 3-9x40 Nikon scope, $450; Handi-Rifle hunting, $600 annually, contact Jerry to advertise within this category. Co., Carrollton, 662-414-5144. 08, 22” satin blue barrel, mount & 35 Whelen, Bushnell scope, $450, no Busby, Iuka, 662-279-7710. sling, new in box, $1,250. Hinds Co., phone, contact Fred Gingerich, 4671 Reg. Black Angus bull 3 yr. old LBW Coppernose Bluegill & Shellcracker Byram, 601-278-6736. Salmon Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Union, Benton & Tippah Co., hunting bulls, (Woodhill Confidence), $3,000; (Redear) bream, $200/1,000. Greene Pontotoc County. leases available, 25-145 acre tracts. 2 yr. old bulls (Game Day), $2,500- Winchester Select Platinum, limited Hickory Flat, 662-988-2410. Co., Sand Hill, 601-270-1268. $3,000, yearling bulls & heifers avail- production O/U 12 ga., 28” barrels, H&R Handy 45/70, Nikon 3x9x50 able. Lincoln Co., Bogue Chitto, 225- 3 extra signature chokes, case, mfg. scope, $550; H&R Handy 35 Whelen, Walthall Co., great quail hunting, Channel catfish, $180/1,000 & up; All 921-0185. by FN in Belgium, excellent cond., Nikon 3x9x40 scope, $450, several half day as low as $100, golf carts for bream, $200/1,000; Fathead minnows, $1,800. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-946- boxes ammo for each. Madison Co., senior, let us make your birthday or $60/1,000; Grass carp, $6; Crappie, $1; Black Angus bull, 3 yrs. old, gentle, 2299. Madison, 601-946-5840. bachelor party special. Tylertown, 601- Bass, $1/up. Pearl River Co., Lumber- $1,850. Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228- 551-6573. ton, 601-796-2000, www.sladesfish- 832-1833. Rem 870 Special Purpose 12 ga. mag., Gun repair & refinishing, blueing, hatchery.com. 18” barrel, 30- 3” 00 Buckshot shells, Cerakote, Duracoat, stock refinishing Walthall Co., quail, peasant, chukar Black Angus bull, very nice, 3 yrs. old, Remington hard case, excellent cond., & more, Tue.-Fri., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. hunting, special rates for large groups looking for a good home, must see, $350. Pearl River Co., Lumberton, Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-797-3193. or corporate hunts when lodging or LIVESTOCK $2,200. Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-933- 601-590-2741. meals are included, starting at $150, 3463. HUNTING & FISHING ask about deer club specials. Tyler- All livestock must be from bona fide livestock farmers. We cannot accept PB Angus, 3 bulls & 1 heifer, 7-9 mos. Husqvarna FN Mauser Sporter rifle, CAMPS FOR SALE town, 601-818-3445. 8mm Mauser cal., excellent, $600; notices from livestock dealers, order old, $600 each. Walthall Co., Sandy S&W model 63 “Stainless Kit Gun” MISCELLANEOUS buyers or persons selling on a com- Hook, 601-341-3544. 22LR, 4” bbl, excellent, original box, George Co., Pascagoula River Estate, mission basis. All livestock bought by farmers for resale purposes are 2 PB Angus heifers ready to breed, papers, tools, $750. Rankin Co., Bran- good hunting & fishing, hunt on pub- HUNTING ITEMS not eligible for this free advertising. $900 each. Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, don, 601-665-5601. lic land 100,000 acres, within 40 miles Only in-state residents are allowed 601-441-1126. of house, 2-story camp house with all Custom BBQ pit with smoker, 250 to advertise within this category. CZ model 512 .22LR, auto., new, $375; appliances, reduced $55,000. Hatties- gal. butane tank, firebox, 21x21x25 on burg, 601-408-8193. 10 performance tested, bred, reg. An- Ruger 10/22 LR, 50th Anniversary, 8’x 24’ tandem trailer with steel deck, gus cows, coming 3’s & 4’s, due Nov.- new, $225; Thompson Contender pis- $2,000. Franklin Co., Meadeville, 601- Monroe Co., 1 acre waterfront lot, BEEF CATTLE Jan., $1,800 each or $1,750 each if all tol, 22 Hornet, 10” barrel, $550; Le- 334-7538. taken. Lawrence Co., Terry, 601-214- upold 3.5x10x50, $300. Pike Co., Sum- about 1 mile north of Aberdeen, MS BEEFMASTER marina, $25,000 cash, please call & 7240. mit, 601-341-7874. Walk-in cooler, 10x10, perfect for deer leave message, I will return your call. camp, you dismantle, $1,500. Lowndes Amory, 662-256-2052. Reg. Beefmaster bulls & heifers, 6-18 15 bred Angus heifers, 18-19 mos. old, Marlin 336 Pro Safety model, straight Co., Columbus, 662-549-2302. mos. old, great genetics, lots of La- $1,500 each; 20 weaned Angus heifers, stock 30.60, very good, $285; Henry HUNTING & FISHING sater influence, very gentle, member 9 mos. old, $800 each. Winston Co., 45.70 blue, new in box, $675, cash 2-door cooler, bought new & used of BBU, pictures available, visitors wel- Louisville, 662-803-2118. weeks of 6/23/17 to 7/18/17, $1,950. only. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601- LEASES & MEMBERSHIPS come, $1,000/up. Jones Co., Laurel, 746-9396. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, 662-803- 601-340-1350. BRAFORD 8547. Taurus PT 111G2 9mm, 10 shot pistol, Attala Co., 287 acres, area for camp with pistol lock, 2 mags, excellent., site, $14 per acre; Choctaw, Winston Red Stag deer skinning knives, new, BLACK ANGUS F-1 Braford herd bull prospect sired by $395. Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601- & Attala Co., 1,118 acres, $9-$12 per one of a kind, $200 OBO. Marion Co., reg. J.D. Hudgins bull, white face with 818-5917. acre. Louisville, 662-773-8071. Foxworth, 601-740-1160. 2 Reg. Black Angus bulls, 30 mos. coloration around both eyes, gentle, old, used on my Angus heifers, $2,000 $1,000. Lauderdale Co., Collinsville, Attala & Leake Co., at Thomastown, For sale or trade, Stevens rabbit ear Wooden deer feeders, all treated, each. Rolling B Farm, Pearl River Co., 601-678-1977. shotgun, poor cond., & Browning 1,001 acre club needs few good mem- tin tops, bolted, 2 sizes, small holds bers, $1,000-$1,500 depending on Carriere, 601-916-9204. Light 12, good cond., $125 & $550, roughly 150 lbs., large hold 650 lbs. BRAHMAN number members; Madison Co., 2- 50 can deliver to Choctaw County. Rankin of corn, quantity prices, $225-$340. 2 Reg. Black Angus bulls, Tour of Duty acre parcels, $650 each. Madison, 601- Co., Brandon, 601-540-0388. Choctaw Co., Tomnolen, 662-552- on top & CC&7 on bottom, LBW, great Reg. Gray Brahman bulls, J.D. Hudgins 407-9199, mshuntingclubs@gmail. 6806. & V8 bloodlines, 20 to choose from, com. for heifers, extra nice, $1,800 each. Henry 22 mag. lever, 3x9x40 scope, Simpson Co., Pinola, 601-847-1712. very gentle, $2,500 & up, also show walnut wood, $375; Winchester Armadillo traps made of 3/4” treated Copiah Co. hunting lease, 515 acres, prospects, bulls & heifers, $3,500/up. 9422M, mfg. 1997, unfired, mint wood, will last for years, scented to abundant wildlife, running creek with 2 Reg. Black Angus bulls, 20 mos. old, Leake Co., Carthage, 662-609-6326. cond., $1,000. Covington Co., Collins, attract armadillo, $75. Neshoba Co., 2 ponds, $25 per acre OBO. Wesson, excellent bloodlines, great potential 817-776-6777. Union, 601-416-8719. Reg. Gray Brahman cattle, 4 bred cows 601-660-1738. herd bulls, $1,600. Madison Co., Can- ton, 601-966-6209. with herd bull, cows are extremely Deer hunting houses, 4 sliding glass Dpms 223 cal. AR15, 3 mags., rail fore- Covington Co., 70 acre hunting lease, gentle & produce gentle calves, must windows, galvalume roof, painted arm, scope mounts, shot very little, abundant wildlife & 1/4 mile highway 3 Reg. Black Angus bulls, yearlings 8-9 sell due to age/health, $9,250 OBO. green, $400 & up. Claiborne Co., Pat- $550. Amite Co., Liberty, 601-455- access, $2,000 annually. Seminary, mos. old, gentle, nice built, $1,000- Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-833- tison, 769-232-7919. 4550. 601-517-1693. $1,100. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601- 4076. 833-8506. Mossberg 410 bolt action shotgun, 3” Grenada Co., 163 acres hunting land Custom built hunting houses, wood BRANGUS chamber, excellent cond., $300. For- pallet base, camo paint, metal roof, for lease, deer & turkey, blacktop road Reg. Black Angus bull, 18 mos. old, rest Co., Lumberton, 601-528-3174. sealed, 4x6x6- $400, 4x4x6- $300, near I-55 interchange, $12 per acre. registration #AAA 18760718, grand 2 Reg. Brangus bulls, 11 mos. old, sire: email [email protected] for pic- Ridgeland, 662-227-8541. sire is EXAR Consensus & dam is off of Town Creek Pathfinder, $1,500. DeSo- Beretta Outlander, camo, 12 ga. shot- tures. Jones Co., Ellisville, 601-477- SAV Resourve 1441, $1,700. Smith Co., to Co., Hernando, 901-604-6093. gun, auto., shoots up to 3” shells, $650; Jasper Co., 1,400 acre hunting club 8078. White Oak, 601-832-4506. Smith & Wesson 1911 E series, 45 cal. looking for members, deer/turkey, still 3 Reg. Brangus bulls, 19-21 mos. old, Deer hunting shooting houses, sizes SS, 3 mags. included, $850. Winston hunting only, $1,200. Soso, 601-470- MC Real Deal bloodline, $2,500-$2,750 to choose from, starting at $485, built Reg. Black Angus bull, 1 yr. old, PB Co., Louisville, 662-736-6990. 2274. each. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601- on skids, easy to move, stand up in Ultrablack (Angus) bull, 1 yr. old, all 833-9779, call after 7 p.m., email: Sig P226 40 cal. with night sights & minutes, delivery available. George vaccinations, gentle, $1,250, also heif- Simpson Co., hunting club member- [email protected]. red dot laser, in original box, excellent ship available, 2,050 acres, still hunt- Co., Lucedale, 601-770-0239, www. ers for sale. Madison Co., Flora, 601- 937-4654. cond., $750. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, ing only, camp house, family oriented, brownhillfarm.net. 5 Brangus bulls, 18-20 mos. old, BSE 601-544-2264. no alcohol, $900. Byram, 601-955- from MSU, farm raised, hand fed, Reg. Black Angus bulls, great eye 7890. Hotel furniture, for deer/fish camp or gentle, complete records, $1,800, text/ appeal, 18 mos. - 2 1/2 yrs. old, ready Ruger 77/22 .22 Hornet, all weather your home, swivel desk chairs for deer call for pictures, info or please visit. for herd, sired by EXAR First Advance, finish, laminate stock, 3x9 scope, Tishomingo Co., 81 acres joins Divide stands $25, mattresses $89, sleeper Kemper Co., Scooba, 404-216-8325. shoots good, $600. Smith Co., Mize, Section WMA, 10 year old pine & hard- sofas $79, bedroom & den furniture. sired by Dameron, $2,500-$4,500. 601-750-4199. wood bottom, hunting lodge for ad- Madison Co., Madison, 601-955-3735. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-201-6259. Ads continued on page 19 Page 16 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018 Welcome to The 2018 Mississippi State Fair Dear Fairgoer,

On behalf of the Mississippi Fair Commission and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, we are very excited about the opportunity to welcome you and your family to the 159th Mississippi State Fair! While this is my first Mississippi State Fair to serve as your Commis- sioner of Agriculture and Commerce, attending the Fair is a Gipson family tradition. My family and I have attended every year since I was a boy, and now my wife Leslie and I have the joy of bringing our four children to the State Fair.

During the 12 days of the Mississippi State Fair, the 105 acre fairgrounds is transformed into an exciting amuse- ment park filled with the most delicious fair food, carnival rides, games, shows and contests. Spectators and partici- pants can find excitement in numerous livestock shows and musical entertainment for all ages from headliner artists.

Make sure to come by one of the most popular stops on the Midway — the Biscuit Booth, for a warm, homemade biscuit compliments of the employees from the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce. I plan to be there every day from 4 – 6 p.m. to personally meet and welcome you to the Fair.

Make the most of your visit by following the schedule of events and activities in this book. For more information, including concert and event schedules, a map of the attractions, livestock show information, the parked car finder and more, download the Mississippi State Fair’s free mobile app. Also, we would like for you to share your pictures and memories on social media outlets and tag the Mississippi State Fair in your posts on Facebook.com/mississippistatefair/, Instagram @msstatefair and Twitter @msstatefair.

Thank you for letting the Mississippi State Fair be a part of your family tradition this year. We owe a debt of gratitude to all those who dedicate their time and talents in bringing the Fair to life.

In closing, I want to welcome the new Executive Director Steve Hutton to the Mississippi Fair Commis- sion. He has a vision for the fairgrounds he will share with you, as well.

Have a great time at your Mississippi State Fair!

Sincerely, Website: msstatefair.com

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Andy Gipson Instagram: @msstatefair Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Chairman of the Mississippi Fair Commission Twitter: @msstatefair

OPENING DAY • Wednesday, October 3 • Gates Open at 5 PM!

How much is regular gate admission? • Family Day Special • Gate admission is $5.00. Children under 6 are free. Parking is $5.00 per car. (Pay one price for unlimited rides) Buses - $4.00 per person admission & parking $10.00. Tues., Oct. 9 & Wed., Oct. 10 • 2 pm - 10 pm • $27.00

When are the ride specials? • Kid’s Day • Sneak-A-Peek (1 less coupon required for rides). (Pay one price for unlimited rides) Fri., Oct. 5 & Fri., Oct. 12 • 12 pm - 6 pm Wed., Oct. 3 • 5 pm - 11 pm • $27.00

• Ride-A-Thon • Last Blast (Pay one price for unlimited rides) (Pay one price for unlimited rides) Fri., Oct. 5 & Fri., Oct. 12 • 9 pm - 1 am • $25.00 Sun., Oct. 14 • 4 pm - 10 pm $27.00

• Ride Survivor Free Admission & Parking (Pay one price for unlimited rides) Weekdays 11 am - 1 pm Mon., Oct. 8, Noon - 10 pm $27.00 • On Columbus Day, Mon., Oct. 8, regular fair admission and parking will be required. • $2.00 Thursday Ride Special (Per Person/Per Ride) Rides not included in any specials: Thurs., Oct. 4 & Thurs., Oct. 11 • 2 pm - 10 pm Sky Ride and Giant Slide October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 17 Wednesday, October 3 Sunday, October 7 KID’S DAY Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 7:30 p.m. Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 6:00 pm Friday, October 5 & Friday, October Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert 12, from 12 noon - 6 pm. One less coupon required. Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required CHRIS JANSON JASON & DESTINY PROJECT Daily Shows & Times RIDE-A-THON Daily Shows & Times Friday, October 5 & Friday, October 5 pm • Ribbon Cutting - MS State Rides for $27 9:30 am • Devotional Service – Sales 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 12, from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Unlimited Fair Opens- Amite & Jefferson 7-10 pm • Jay Herrington Band - Arena American Thrill Show by Clarion rides for $25 with the purchase of a Street Gate Trustmark Hospitality Tent 11 am • Beef Showmanship – Judg- Ledger wristband. Regular Fair Admission 5-11 pm • Sneak-A-Peek - Unlimited ing Arena (two rings) 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • Farm Required. 11 am • Gates Open Bureau Pig Races– Midway near Thursday, October 4 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s Gate 1 Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 7:30 p.m. Barnyard – Barn 6 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- Kid’s Zone RIDE Free Admission to Concert ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 2 pm • Rides Open Regular Fair Admission Required 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington SURVIVOR by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent Monday, October 8, from 12 noon - HINDER 10 pm. Unlimited rides for $27 with purchase of a wristband. Regular Daily Shows & Times Monday, October 8 Fair Admission Required. 11 am • Gates Open – Free admis- Ledger Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 7:30 p.m. sion until 1 pm 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pm • Free Admission to Concert 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s Farm Bureau Pig Races – Midway FAMILY DAY Regular Fair Admission Required Tuesday, October 9 & Wednesday, Barnyard – Barn 6 near Gate 1 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau October 10, from 2 pm - 10 pm. Un- 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – EN VOGUE Petting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 limited rides for $27 with the pur- 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish- Kid’s Zone Daily Shows & Times chase of a wristband. Regular Fair by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart 2 pm • Rides Open 8 am • Junior Beef Breeding Show– by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Admission Required. 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington Judging Arena (two rings); cattle 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great American Thrill Show by Clarion Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent released after showing - Barn 14 American Thrill Show by Clarion 10 am • Open Market Swine Show – Ledger MS CATTLEMEN’S Friday, October 5 Swine Barn 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • Farm 10:15 am • Junior Market Swine Bureau Pig Races– Midway near ASSOCIATION Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 8:00 p.m. Show – Swine Barn; market hogs Gate 1 released after showing CELEBRITY Free Admission to Concert 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – Regular Fair Admission Required 11 am • Gates Open – Free admission until 1 pm Kid’s Zone BEEF COOKOUT HANNAH BELLE 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s 2 pm • Rides Open Barnyard – Barn 6 5 pm - 7 pm • Clogging – Trustmark CONTEST Daily Shows & Times 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- Hospitality Tent Tuesday, October 9, 10:30 a.m. at the Trustmark Hospitality Tent. 11 am • Gates Open – Free admis- Ledger ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington sion until 1 pm 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pm 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent 11 am -10 pm • FFA Children’s • Farm Bureau Pig Races – near Barnyard - Barn 6 Gate 1 Tuesday, October 9 LAST BLAST 11 am - 10 pm • Farm Bureau Sunday, October 14, from 4 pm - 10 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 7:30 pm Petting Zoo - Midway near Gate 1 pm. Your last chance to ride all the Kid’s Zone 12 Noon • Rides Open Free Admission to Concert rides you want for the low price of 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish- 5 pm – 7 pm • Clogging – Trust- Regular Fair Admission Required $27. Regular Fair Admission Re- by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart mark Hospitality Tent quired. 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND American Thrill Show by Clarion Band– Hospitality Tent Daily Shows & Times THE GREAT Saturday, October 6 9 am • Stockdog Trials – Expo Center 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 8 p.m. 11 am • Gates Open – Free admission Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway AMERICAN until 1 pm near Gate 1 Free Admission to Concert 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – THRILL SHOW Regular Fair Admission Required Barnyard – Barn 6 Kid’s Zone 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- Come be wowed by the Great Ameri- 2 pm • Rides Open GOODPAPER OF THE ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 can Thrill Show located on the 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish 5 pm - 7 pm • Clogging – Trustmark midway near the Giant Slide with REVERENED ROBERT MORTIMER by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Hospitality Tent jaw dropping stunts and mesmer- izing performances from an array 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 6 pm • Stockdog Trials – Expo Center Daily Shows & Times of daredevil entertainers. The Great American Thrill Show by Clarion 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington 8:00 am • Junior Market Steer Ledger American Thrill Show is sponsored Ledger Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent Show – Judging Arena (two rings) 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – by The Clarion Ledger. Show times followed by Junior Commercial Beef Kid’s Zone Wednesday, October 10 are Sunday - Friday 12 noon, 6:30 Heifer Show – Judging Arena (two 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish pm & 8 pm. Saturday 11 am, 2 pm, rings) by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Mississippi Coliseum, 9 am - 12 noon 6:30 pm & 8 pm. 9 am • Gates Open 12:30 pm, 2 pm, 4 pm & 6 pm • Farm Free gate admission, parking and show admission 10 am • Fiddlers Contest – Trust- Bureau Pig Races– Midway near mark Hospitality Tent for all senior citizens 55 & older until 1 pm. Gate 1 10 am • Rides Open BISCUIT BOOTH 10 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s 1 pm • Junior Lamb Shows– SENIOR AMERICAN DAY Stop by and enjoy a free old-fash- Barnyard – Barn 6 Barn 8 - lambs released after showing The Mississippi State Fair presents a day of celebration for our Senior Ameri- ioned, southern-style biscuit with 10 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- 5 pm – 7 pm • Clogging – Trust- cans on Wednesday, October 10 from 9 am - 12 noon. Entertainment provided syrup. These fluffy, mouth-watering ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 mark Hospitality Tent by the Magnolia Dixie Chicks, CandyLee Dobbs and Dennis Swanberg. Stop biscuits are baked by employees 11 am, 2 pm, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington by and visit with each of our vendors providing information that can make a of the Mississippi Department of American Thrill Show by Clarion Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent difference. Flu and Pneumonia Shots will be administered by Walmart. Agriculture & Commerce. Page 18 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018 Wednesday, October 10 Saturday, October 13 4-H & FFA Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 7:30 p.m. Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 8 p.m. Free Admission to Concert Free Admission to Concert Livestock Shows Regular Fair Admission Required Regular Fair Admission Required Mississippi youth compete for top honors showcasing the best in live- FRED T AND THE BAND stock and agriculture. See the best COLT FORD in market and dairy cattle, sheep and Daily Shows & Times Daily Shows & Times swine shows, along with the Mis- sissippi Sweetheart and 4-H Dairy 8 am • MGA Open Dairy Goat Show– ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 9 am • Stockdog Trials – Expo Center American Thrill Show by Clarion Sweetheart Pageants. 11 am • Gates Open – Free admission Ledger Barn 8 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish until 1 pm 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • 8:30 am • Junior Dairy Cattle by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway Show– Judging Arena (Showman- 11 am, 2 pm, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • PIG RACING ship followed by the Commercial Great American Thrill Show by Barnyard – Barn 6 near Gate 1 MS Farm Bureau brings you excel- Dairy Heifer Show and Junior Dairy Clarion Ledger 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – lent crowd pleasing entertainment Purebred Show) 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 Kid’s Zone with a touch of class with the MS 8:30 am • Junior Market Goat Show Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish 2 pm • Rides Open State Fair Pig Racing. These pig rac- – Barn 7; released after showing near Gate 1 by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington ing contests consist of three differ- 9 am • Gates Open – Free admission 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent ent species of pigs. Each species run until 1 pm Kid’s Zone a separate heat race giving us three 9 am • Open Poultry Show – Barn 13 2 pm • Rides Open separate heat races during each show Thursday, October 11 10 am • Rides Open 5 pm - 7 pm • Clogging – Trustmark time for three times the fun! Chil- 10 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s Hospitality Tent Mississippi Coliseum, 7:00 p.m. dren and adults love to see our little Tickets available at Ticketmaster.com or the Coliseum Box Office. Barnyard – Barn 6 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington “hams” race to the finish line for a Ticket will include free admission to the fair the day of the concert. 10 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent treat! And, you can get involved too! You could get picked from the crowd MERCY ME Sunday, October 14 to “cheer” for one of the racing pigs. Last Blast - Ride all the rides $27, 4 pm -10 pm 12:30 pm • 6 pm • 7 pm • 8 pm. Daily Shows & Times Regular Fair Admission Required Located off the Midway near Gate 1. 11 am • Gates Open – Free admission 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • until 1 pm Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway Daily Shows & Times 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s near Gate 1 ANTIQUE 8 am • MGA Open Dairy Goat Show - 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great Barnyard – Barn 6 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- Kid’s Zone Barn 8; released after show American Thrill Show by Clarion & CLASSIC ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 2 pm • Rides Open 11 am • Gates Open Ledger 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish 5 pm - 7 pm • Clogging – Trustmark 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • CAR SHOW by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Hospitality Tent Barnyard – Barn 6 Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway Open daily in the Mississippi Trade 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- near Gate 1 Mart. See antique and classic cars American Thrill Show by Clarion Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent polished to perfection - FREE. An- – Midway near Gate 1 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – Ledger ting Zoo tique engines and tractors will also 12 Noon • Rides Open Kid’s Zone be on display. For details, contact: Friday, October 12 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington George Raworth or Jeff Gordy at Budweiser Stage on the Midway, 8 p.m. by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent 601-955-3208 or 601-940-3805. Free Admission to Concert Regular Fair Admission Required LUCKENBACH (WILLIE NELSON TRIBUTE BAND) Daily Shows & Times 9 am • Open Dairy Cattle Show – American Thrill Show by Clarion Judging arena Ledger 9 am • 4-H Poultry Show – Barn 13 12:30 pm, 6 pm, 7 pm & 8 pm • 10 am • Dairy Sweetheart & Goat Farm Bureau Pig Races– Midway Princess Contest – Coliseum (Blue near Gate 1 Room) 1 pm • 4-H/FFA Dairy Goat Show– 11 am • Gates Open – Free admission Barn 8 - Showmanship followed by until 1 pm Sr. Does and Jr. Does 11 am – 10 pm • FFA Children’s 1 pm • Two Year Old Jersey Futu- Barnyard – Barn 6 rity – Judging Arena 11 am – 10 pm • Farm Bureau Pet- 1:15 pm • Two Year Old Holstein ting Zoo – Midway near Gate 1 Futurity – Judging Arena 12 Noon • Goat Showmanship (Mar- 1 pm & 7:30 pm • Kid Davie – ket Goats and Commercial Meat Goat Kid’s Zone Does) Barn 7 2 pm • Rides Open 4-H/FFA Meat Goat Doe Show- 5 pm - 7 pm • Clogging – Trustmark Barn 7 (starts 15 minutes after Goat Hospitality Tent Showmanship) 7 pm – 10 pm • Jay Herrington 12 Noon & 6:30 pm • Fetch-N-Fish Band – Trustmark Hospitality Tent by Clarion Ledger - Trade Mart 7 pm • Special Dairy Classes – 12 Noon, 6:30 pm & 8 pm • Great Judging Arena FFA Children’s FIDDLE Barnyard CONTEST Open Sunday-Friday, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 10 am Saturday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Barn 6. in the Trustmark Hospitality Tent. 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PB Charolais bulls, guaranteed, large PB Polled Hereford heifers, will be TEXAS LONGHORNS old, $400, both PB. Rankin Co., Rich- Ads continued from page 15 selection, very gentle, polled, 12-26 fine cattle mommies, just take a look, land, 601-613-1290. Reg. Brangus bull, 2 1/2 yrs. old, blood- mos. old, $1,000 & up. Jones Co., $1,500. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-927- Texas Longhorn roping steers & heif- lines: Brinks Bright Side, Blackhawk Ovett, 601-765-7110. 1941 PB Jersey cattle, quality bull calves, ers, $400 & up; Reg. Texas Longhorn of Brinks & CSONK of Brinks, calves heifers, heifers in milk, nurse cows bulls & heifers, $600 & up. Jackson on ground to show, $2,500. Pearl River in milk & bull, heifers/cows exposed CORRIENTES LIMOUSIN Co., Vancleave, 228-365-8751. Co., Lumberton, 601-520-0134. to bull, $500-$1,650. Jasper Co., Bay Springs, 601-764-3414. 9 fresh, ready to rope, Corriente steers, Reg. Limousin bulls, 21 mos. old, Reg. Brangus & Ultrablack bulls, out- $425 each, text for videos & pictures. TIGERSTRIPE black & polled, $1,800. Newton Co., Jersey & Holstein steers, $500 & up, standing genetics, 12-14 mos. old, Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441-0456. veterinarian raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Conehatta, 601-692-3774. Golden Certified Tigerstripe F1 show no checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517-1711. Drake, DVM, Harrison Co., Gulfport, 50 Corrientes, fresh, ready to rope, prospects, excellent bloodlines, very 228-234-1779. with good horns, steers & heifers, PB Limousin bulls, black & polled, 12- nice calves, heifers & steers available, $500 each. Panola Co., Como, 662- 15 mos. old, $1,200 & up. Holmes Co., $2,500 & up. Leake Co., Carthage, 662- SEMEN & EMBRYOS Reg. Brangus & Ultrablack bulls, very 560-7007. Durant, 601-573-3701. 609-6326. gentle, top EPDs, guaranteed, raised Semen tank full of rare beef semen & some dairy, Angus from Wye & Scot- on grass, good bone, thick bodied, DEXTER PB Limousin bull, black & double OTHER BEEF CATTLE 18 mos. old $1,800, 12 mos. old polled, born 10/6/17, $1,800. Benton land, Hereford, Devon, White Park, $1,400. Pearl River Co., Gumpond, Beefalo & more, $1,000. Lauderdale Co., Hickory Flat, 662-224-4189. Sitz-Angus bull x Gray Brahman cows 601-796-9260. 2 PB Dexter polled heifers, 1 red & 1 Co., Meridian, 601-737-5121. black, $950 each; 2 Reg. Dexter breed- (V-8, JDH cows), yearling bulls, choice $1,100. Frank Niemeyer, Lamar Co., Reg./commercial Ultrablack bulls, er bulls, 1 black & 1 dun, both polled, RED ANGUS SimAngus, top genetics, sire NLC Lumberton, 601-436-0124. 7-10 mos. old, Exacto of Brinks blood- $1,400 each. Lafayette Co., Oxford, Upgrade x Limestone Royal Lass 600 662-801-3737. line, noted for good maternal traits Reg. Red Angus bull, 16 mos. old, Calves, various ages, sizes & prices, Angus, great for replacement heif- & small BW calves, $1,300. Dr. Philip $1,000. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-498- $500 & up; Some cows, $700 & up; ers, $20/straw, view heifers & bull Aman, Winston Co., Louisville, 662- GELBVIEH 3809. Black crossbred bulls, $1,000 & up, no on farm, reg. 287864. Forrest Co., 803-7239. checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601- Hattiesburg, 601-270-4577. Reg. PB Gelbvieh bull, 19 mos. old, RED BRANGUS 517-1711. PB Brangus bulls, 9-11 mos. old, take black, polled, LBW, semen tested, GRASS-FED MEATS your pick, $1,200 each. Covington Co., EPDs, $3,100. Humphreys Co., Isola, Starter herds, we offer farm raised & Collins, 601-641-8342. 662-836-7691. 5 Red Brangus bulls, 18-30 mos. old, gentle, bred cattle & pairs, references/ From our farm to your freezer, no mid- completed Tylertown Bull Test, data pictures available, $1,600 & up. Kem- dleman, raised naturally, grass raised Brangus yearling bulls, certified F-1, PB Gelbvieh bull, black, virgin 27 mos. available, $2,200 each. Harrison Co., per Co., Scooba, 404-499-4295, email: beef, grain finished, no hormones Sitz Angus sire x JDH & V-8 sired Gray old, $2,500. Yalobusha Co., Water Val- Long Beach, 228-864-4339. [email protected]. or antibiotics, aged, shrink wrapped, Brahman cows, choice $1,100. Frank ley, 662-473-3578. state inspected, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Niemeyer, Lamar Co., Lumberton, SANTA GERTRUDIS 9 gentle heifers & 1 bull, wormed & Laurel, 601-340-1350. 601-436-0124. HEREFORD vaccinated, $8,000. Covington Co., Seminary, 601-517-5700. GOATS & SHEEP Starter herds, we offer farm raised & Selection of reg. & Santa Gertru- Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old, $1,100. Jones Deep South Kikos has AKGA bucks gentle, bred Brangus cattle & pairs, dis open heifer & yearling bulls, top 10 black cows, 3-10 yrs. old, very Co., Laurel, 601-498-3809. ready to go, low maintenance, good $1,800 & up; 20 mo. old Brangus bulls, bloodlines/EPDs, also Santa Gertrudis/ gentle, $9,000 for herd; Black white bloodlines, commercial bucks avail- gentle, hand fed, $1,800. Kemper Co., Hereford Star V open heifer & bulls, face bulls, 17 mos. old, $1,200. Tippah Reg. Hereford bulls, 2 yrs. old, horned able also, $400 & up. Perry Co., Brook- Scooba, 404-499-4295. $1,000-$1,500. Hancock Co., Kiln, Co., Tiplersville, 662-223-6407, email & polled, semen tested, $1,800. Madi- lyn, 601-549-6914. son Co., Canton, 601-201-0896. 228-216-8731. [email protected]. 8 Reg. Brangus females, bred young Alpine buckling, 5 mos. old, 1/4 Nu- cows & heifers, 2 reg. Brangus bulls, 14 Brangus/Brangus WF bred heif- Reg. & commercial Hereford cattle, SIMANGUS bian, pictures are available, $100. 6 mos. old, 2 reg. Brangus females, 4-6 ers out of Tigerstripe cows & Angus/ cows, pairs, bred & heifers, polled & Simpson Co., Harrisville, 601-919- mos. old, $1,500/up. Smith Co., Mize, horned, $975-$2,000. Amite Co., Lib- Brangus bulls, fancy type heifers, vet Reg. SimAngus bull, born 9/20/13, 5131. 601-498-3264. erty, 225-445-3298. checked 8/31/18, 2-4 mos. bred, $1,650 tested homozygous black, polled, heif- each. Covington Co., Collins, 601-517- 15 young does, average 8-10 mos. old, 15 bred Brangus heifers, very gentle, er bull, grandsire: Mr. NLC Upgrade Reg. Horned Hereford bulls, 18-24 5906. half Kiko, $130. Wayne Co., Waynes- all shots, easy to get up, text/call for U8676, maternal grandsire: SAV Final mos. old, natural & AI, raised on grass, boro, 601-735-7731. pictures, references available, can semen tested, $2,500. Rolling B Farm, Answer 0035, calves to show, $2,000. 14 Brangus baldies, stout, fleshy & show with very short notice, $1,800. Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-916- Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-876- good bone, out of F-1 cows & Brangus FB Nubian bucks, out of gallon a day Kemper Co., Scooba, 404-216-8325 9204. 3925. bull, $975, will sell any number. Amite milkers, 6-7 mos. old, gentle, friendly, Co., Liberty, 225-445-3298. disbudded, CAE free herd, $150 each. BRAUNVIEH Reg. Horned Hereford bulls, good SimAngus & SimAngus HT bulls, 18 Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-549-0914. bloodlines, $2,500 & up; Reg. Horned mos. old, calving ease, standout genet- 29- 4 yr. old crossbred cows, 14 calves, 5 PB Braunvieh bulls, 2 bulls & 4 Hereford bull, 5 yrs. old, $3,000. Car- ics, $2,500 & up. Lincoln Co., Bogue Angus bull, $36,000. Stone Co., Per- 5 mo. old FB Nubian billy, $200. Han- heifers Braunvieh/Angus cross, good roll Co., Coila, 662-455-2208. Chitto, 601-669-1007. kinston, 601-528-4651. cock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-216-1015. disposition, will add milk & muscle to 35 Brangus baldies/black baldies, 2 yrs. your herd, $1,400 & up. Simpson Co., Reg. Horned & Polled Hereford cows, SimAngus bull, born 1/30/18, black Myotonic bucks, born late March to old, best walking 1,000 lb. avg., bred Mendenhall, 601-953-7573. 3-5 yrs. old, all bred to reg. Polled Her- baldy, no papers, sire & dam on farm, early April, multiple colors, some are eford bull, vet checked, $1,800-$2,000 $1,000. Pike Co., Magnolia, 225-715- to LBW Angus bulls, all shots, gentle, moonspotted & some with blue eyes, CHAROLAIS each. Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601-757- 9997. must see, $1,675 each. Hancock Co., sire & dams are reg., $150 each. Mon- 7021. Picayune, 601-799-1785. roe Co., Hamilton, 662-304-0026. Weanling SimAngus bull, 7 mos. old, Reg. Charolais polled bulls, gentle, Reg. Polled Hereford yearling bull, 77 head of nice cows, Brangus cross, PB Saanen bucks, 5-6 mos. old, $150 white on face, $1,500, reg., halter broke healthy, full of growth, semen tested, $1,400 or trade for 2 young heifers, some Charolais, medium-heavy bred, 2 each; PB Boer buck, no papers, $200; & gentle, 3 yr. old SimAngus bull, solid 18-30 mos. old, $1,500 & up. Copiah polled variety only, reg. or not, the bull pairs, 9 nice young heifers, 1 Gelbvieh Percentage does & bucks, $125 & up. black, calves to show, $3,000. Lauder- Co., Crystal Springs, 601-209-6200. registration P43845084. Leake Co., bull, $125,000 for all. Brad Holifield, Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601-264-7700. Walnut Grove, 601-924-4802, call or dale Co., Meridian, 662-769-1004. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-764-7695. Reg. Full French Charolais bulls & text. Fainting nannies, 4 black/white does females, polled & dehorned, gentle, SIMMENTAL 120 Angus/Brangus special sale type not bred, $125 each; 3 Fainting/Pygmy excellent quality, weaned to breeding Reg. Polled Hereford bull, 19 mos. old, 2 yr. old 1,000 lb. bred heifers to LBW cross bucks, $50 each; 2 Fainting/Pyg- age, $1,500 & up. Winston Co., Louis- good bloodline, gentle, $1,800. Marion Angus bulls, all shots, gentle, $1,675 my cross does, $75 each. Carroll Co., Reg. PB & reg. Fleckvieh FB Simmen- ville, 662-312-0826. Co., Columbia, 601-441-4781. each. Hancock Co., Picayune, 228- Vaiden, 662-464-8853. tal bulls & heifers, bulls are breeding 216-1643. PB Full French Charolais bulls, wean- Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 12-15 mos. age, several to choose from, $1,000 & 2 ADGA PB Nubian does, excellent ing to breeding age, farm raised & per- old, $1,500. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601- up. Walthall Co., Kokomo, 601-876- DAIRY CATTLE bloodlines, ready to breed, 3 PB Nu- formance bred, $1,500 & up. Scott Co., 928-3828. 2523. bian bucks, 1-2 yrs. old, 2 yr. old in rut, Forest, 601-562-2287. Holstein bull calves & Jersey bull $350 & up. Harrison Co., Gulfport, Reg. Polled Hereford heifers, 8-12 Reg. Fleckvieh & Fleck influenced PB calves, 8 wks. old, $150. Marion Co., 228-832-4774. PB Charolais bulls, guaranteed, very mos. old, well developed & dark red Simmental heifers, 13 mos. old & up, Columbia, 601-441-9245. gentle, large selection, 18-24 mos. old, with good pigment, must see, $1,050 $1,500 & up; 3 PB Simmental bulls, FB Boer billies, 8 mos. old & older, real $1,500 & up. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, each. Wayne Co., Shubuta, 601-687- 3 yrs. old, $2,500/up. Lincoln Co., Fresh Jersey heifer, 21 mos. old, calved nice, $225 & up. Lauderdale Co., Me- 601-823-3656. 5821. Brookhaven, 601-757-6789. 8/17/18, $1,500; Jersey bull, 8 mos. ridian, 601-482-0601. Page 20 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

3 mo. old black/white Dorper ram, Selling out: 18 breeders, 4 bucks, 31 AQHA 2 yr. old bay gelding, First To 2 horses, $500 cash for both horses. females $250. Marshall Co., Holly $75. Yalobusha Co., Coffeeville, 662- young, 3- 3 hole cage, 3- 2 hole & 2 Shine, First Down Dash & Mr. Jess Washington Co., Hollandale, 662-820- Springs, 731-608-4279. 675-2647. single cage, water system, feeders, Perry, all on his papers, $2,000. Mar- 1913. nesting boxes, $900. Amite Co., Gills- shall Co., Red Banks, 901-212-4541. PB Blue Heeler puppies, born 9/10/18, PB ADGA Nubian buckling & doelings, burg, 985-514-1927. MINIATURES & PONIES tails docked, shots/wormed, parents bottle fed, disbudded, top 10 milk- 2 AQHA stallions, Page Steel grand- on premises, will be ready 10/15/18, 4 ers, adult does $400-$550; 5 mos. old son, King P234, great grandson, world Cottontail rabbits for training Beagle 4 miniature horse babies, 2 males & 2 males & 5 females, $150. Noxubee Co., does $400, bucks $250-$400. Harrison champion bloodlines, stallions only puppies or big running pens, $8 & up. females, 1 male not related to herd, all Macon, 662-361-8004. Co., Saucier, 228-861-7526, call/text. don’t ride $1,000 each OBO. Stone Co., Greene Co., Richton, 601-989-2192. nice, small, delicate legs, females $500 Perkinston, 601-528-4651. Heeler puppies, blue & reds available, & males $300. Pearl River Co., Pica- Pair of ADGA LaMancha, dairy goats, beautifully marked, tails docked, both New Zealand White rabbits, 7 males, yune, 985-590-8411. does was born on 3/14/18 & buck was $10 each or $50 for all. Hinds Co., 2 QHs, 18 mos. old, 1 sorrel with blaze, working parents on property, multiple born on 5/18/18, beautiful animals, Terry, 601-373-1615. 1 sorrel/white paint, both males, halter All AMHA: Adorable bay colt born pup discount, $100 each. Pearl River $250 for both. Lamar Co., Sumrall, broke, can send pictures, $300 each. 3/27/18, $350; Tiny dilute colt born Co., Carriere, 601-889-9611. 601-674-0747. SWINE DeSoto Co., Hernando, 901-485-7239. 4/16/18, $750, will stay very small, 16 3/4” at birth. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 1 yr. old male Blue Heeler, Amish bred, Reg. Alpine buck, excellent stock, born Bred sow, $150; 3 feeder pigs, $35 HAFLINGERS 601-749-9197, www.avafarmminia- no papers, good yard dog, loves kids, 2/16/18, $150; Alpine wether, born each; Pot-bellied mini pigs, $40 each. tures.com. hates chickens, $100, would trade for 3/4/18, $100, cash only. Lowndes Co., Rankin Co., Florence, 601-331-2900. Pair of Haflingers, mare & gelding, 14 mature female (or whatever). Union Columbus, 662-547-1866. & 15 yrs. old, Amish broke & trained, HORSES AT STUD Co., Guntown, 662-231-1546. Teacup piglets, very small, panda bear 8 mo. old Katahdin ram, $125 or trade $2,500; Haflinger filly, 3 yrs. old, with look, pink, etc., great pets for every- for ewe. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983- harness, 2-wheel cart, $1,200. Monroe Reg. TWH/SSH “Dakota’s Wise Guy,” AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS one, reserve yours now for Christmas, 4423. Co., Hamilton, 662-315-3459. Classic Champagne, Rainbow Rev- $175-$200. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, ASDR Miniature Australian Shep- elator, Spotted Alen bloodlines, true herds, born 8/31/18, all colors, parents 2 Boer cross billies, 5 mos. old, weaned, 601-671-4209. PASO FINOS color producer, champagnes, spot- genetically tested, shots/dewormed/vet wormed, vaccinated, $75 each. Choc- ted, palominos, gold champagne, lots Mini pigs, great little pets, 2 litters to checked, prices vary starting at $600, taw Co., Eupora, 662-258-7289. of chrome, fee $150. Simpson Co., choose from, born 7/16/18 & 7/31/18, 1997 Reg. Paso Fino mare, gray, broke call for details. Lincoln Co., Brookhav- to ride, has been shown, Plebeyo Magee, 601-847-5025. all females, $50, serious inquiries only en, 601-757-1396. Boer/Spanish cross, 4 nannies & 2 granddaughter, 1997 Reg. Paso Fino bucks, $150 & up, pictures available. please. Newton Co., Conehatta, 601- mare, broke to ride, Capuchino grand- AKC Australian Shepherd puppies, Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-916- 604-9870. daughter, $1,000 each. Tippah Co., Du- DOGS standard size, tails docked, dewclaws 1111, ask for Coy. mas, 662-750-4409. removed, 1 blue merle male, 2 black tri Pot-bellied pigs, 3 young & 1 grown ONLY HERDING, female, all free. Yazoo Co., Bentonia, males & 1 black tri female, $500. Law- 2 yr. old male Pygmy, black/white, HUNTING & WORKING $100; Also have his 4 mo. old wether 662-673-1396. ROCKY MOUNTAIN HORSES rence Co., Monticello, 601-660-8938. Dog Breeds Will Be Published. son, black/white, $75. Hinds Co., Ray- CKC Australian Shepherd puppies, mond, 601-951-2777. EXOTIC LIVESTOCK & PETS Rocky Mountain Horse gelding, 14.3 All dogs must be purebred. Mix H, chocolate with flaxen, great horse, breed dogs will not be allowed to ad- standard size, tails docked, shots/ Katahdin rams, born January 2018, Fallow deer, some of the best genetics $2,500; Kentucky Mountain Horse vertise. Each subscriber is allowed to wormed, black tris, born 7/16/18, males & females, $200. Marion Co., grandsons of LH Boyd Ram 63, $250, in the state of Mississippi, $350 & up. gelding, chocolate with flax, $1,500 or advertise only two dog breeds. Columbia, 601-441-5141. text for pictures. Pontotoc Co., Thax- Pearl River Co., Lumberton, 601-795- both for $3,500. Neshoba Co., Phila- We cannot accept ads from any in- ton, 662-760-9056. 8811. delphia, 601-416-1871. dividual who is engaged in any type FB Standard Australian Shepherd pup- PB LaMancha & LaMancha cross dairy If you like deer hunting & the out- TENNESSEE of puppy mill operation or acts as a pies, born 9/6/18, 30-50 lbs. at maturi- goats, $60 & up. Lowndes Co., Colum- doors, you’ll love raising red deer, rais- dealer, broker, buncher, or agent in ty, ready by 11/8/18, 1 blue merle male bus, 662-386-7446. ing red deer is fun & profitable, $300 WALKING HORSES the business of buying and selling $500, 3 black tri females $400. Kemper up, depending on age & sex. Marion dogs and/or bred solely for profit Co., Scooba, 601-917-5067. Co., Foxworth, 601-736-5057. Reg. TWH filly, champagne roan LLAMAS & ALPACAS rather than protection of breed FB Australian Shepherds, blue merle sabino, TWH weanlings & riding hors- integrity (as defined by the United Llama, reg., grand champion, 13 yr. Miniature Zebu bulls, 33” tall, 3 yrs. es out of championship bloodlines, & red merle, 1 black tri female, out of States Department of Agriculture). old intact suri male, takes treats but old, not reg., but could be, $400, weanlings out of Dakota’s Wise Guy, working stock, ready to rehome last standoffish, $300. Union Co., New another is reg., 30” tall, $800. Rankin $750 & up. Simpson Co., Magee, 601- We do not list ads for any type of week in Oct., $400. Lamar Co., Lum- Albany, 662-507-5207, nshad@maxx- Co., Puckett, 601-260-4285. 847-5025. dogs at stud service. Only in-state berton, 601-270-5457. south.net. residents are allowed to advertise Black TWH gelding, Amish buggy in within this category. BASSET HOUNDS RABBITS HORSES & MULES great cond., with rubber tires & all The Herding, Working & Hunt- harness, $2,500 for all. Neshoba Co., AKC Basset Hound puppies, 11 wks. ing dog breeds list utilized by old, male & female, most are tri & 1 Little “Hops” rabbits: Californians, We cannot accept notices from Philadelphia, 601-416-1871. the Mississippi Market Bulletin is red/white, $600-$700, for more infor- Dutch & Netherland Dwarf breeding horse dealers, order buyers or per- endorsed by the Mississippi State mation send me a text. Scott Co., Mor- stock or small ones, also excellent fry- sons selling on a commission basis 12 yr. old black TWH gelding, smooth ton, 601-209-9756. ers, available year round, $12 & up. All listings of horses and mules gait, broke to ride & work, good gentle Veterinarian and the Mississippi Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-955-3800. must be accompanied by a state- stock, $1,000. Clay Co., West Point, Department of Agriculture and ment from the seller that he agrees 662-494-2328. Commerce. BEAGLES to furnish the buyer a copy of the Beautiful adult double mane Lion- It is the sole discretion of the original negative Coggins test for AKC Beagle pups, born 4/27/18, 2 head rabbits, ready to breed, excellent THOROUGHBREDS Mississippi Market Bulletin to accept bloodlines, $30. Simpson Co., Harris- Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) males out of excellent bloodlines, all that was performed within the past or reject any dog ad for submission. shots/wormed, $175 each, no phone ville, 601-919-5131. Thoroughbred mare, 8 yrs. old, im- 12 months prior to sale on horses, contact Jacob Hostetler, 2519 Topsy pressive pedigree - Private Vow/Broken mules and jacks, except nursing foals. Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc Netherland Dwarf bunnies, several to Vow, looking for lifetime home, open, ANATOLIAN SHEPHERDS Only in-state residents are allowed County. pick from, small child friendly rabbits, ready to breed, $1,500; Thoroughbred to advertise within this category. AKC Anatolian Shepherd pups, have $15 & up. Walthall Co., Kokomo, 601- mare, 5 yrs. old, $1,500. Hinds Co., had all shots/wormed, health guaran- AKC Beagles, small type, they have 600-0568. Terry, 601-594-9300. tee, raised in pasture with goats, sheep silky hair, no smell & minimal shed- Cane Cutters “swamp rabbits,” 4-8 AMERICAN & chickens, parents on premises, $600 ding, perfect for kids, they are well wks. old, great for starting new pup- QUARTER HORSES OTHER HORSES each. Jackson Co., Vancleave, 228-860- raised & affordable, $500. Pearl River pies, $10 each; Larger sizes for run- 9274. Co., Poplarville, 601-299-0264. ning pens, $15 each; Mature $20. Pearl 2 yr. old bay gelding groundwork, River Co., Lumberton, 601-796-2000. AQHA cow horse & performance colts, palomino gelding 14 yrs., gentle on Deep South Kikos Farm has Anatolian AKC Bluetick Beagle puppies, 6 fe- 1-2 yrs. old, buckskin, chestnut, bay, ground, experienced rider, has bucked, Shepherds, guardians ready for work, males & 1 male, born 9/15/18, ready Florida Cottontail rabbits, ready to be red roan, bloodlines: Poco Bueno, he bathes, ties & loads, $200 OBO. they are raised with cattle & goats, we for new home 11/10/18, $300, see put in pen for the fall, 8 wks. old, $10 Colonel Freckles, Haidas Little Pep, Hancock Co., Bay St. Louis, 228-216- guarantee our animals, $800. Perry www.ddraigsbeagles.com. Monroe Co., each, 15 or more $8 each. Walthall Co., Peptoboonsmal, $2,000. Carroll Co., 1015. Co., Brooklyn, 601-549-6914. Amory, 662-315-1598. Tylertown, 601-876-8999. Carrollton, 662-455-6324. Pair of haired strawberry roan horses, AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS Beagle puppies, 14 mos. old, had all Mini Rex, breeders & young ones, all AQHA gelding, 12 yrs. old, dapple gray, both pull wagon great & ride, great for shots/wormed, puppies never been out colors, $25 & up. Marion Co., Tyler- 16 H, very gentle, $850. Jefferson Co., trail rides, $2,000. Pearl River Co., Per- CKC Blue Heeler puppies, up to date of pen, 1 female & 2 males, $100 each. town, 601-736-5626. Lorman, 601-786-3907. kinston, 601-273-0104. on shots/worming, males $200 & Leake Co., Carthage, 601-650-8463. October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 21

BELGIAN MALINOIS 5 mo. old male Treeing Walker Coon- GERMAN AKC Lab puppies, yellow, black, choco- $700. Hinds Co., Bolton, 601-866- hound, shots/wormed, $100. Walthall late & red, have had all shots, parents 9405. AKC Belgian Malinois, both parents Co., Tylertown, 601-876-5467. SHORTHAIRED POINTERS on location, ready to rehome, $300. are European super social working Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-551- TEDDY 2 AKC German Shorthaired Pointer K9s, easily trained, fantastic family CURS 2471. black/white females, 14 wks. old, $500. ROOSEVELT TERRIERS protection dogs, $1,500. Pearl River OMCBA Cur puppies, 2 males & 3 Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601-590- AKC chocolate Lab puppies, only 3 left, Co., Poplarville, 601-299-0264. females, Streak top & bottom, 5 gen- 1975. all females, 11 wks. old, $250, for more Teddy Roosevelt Terriers, UKC & AKC/ eration, Bench Champ, shots/wormed, information send me a text. Scott Co., FSS registered, health tested, 13 lbs., BLOODHOUNDS $125. Harrison Co., Saucier, 228-697- AKC German Shorthaired Pointer pup- Morton, 601-209-9756. formally known as Rat Terrier Type B, 8406. pies, 12 wks. old, 1 male & 1 female, indoor/outdoor, $400. Rankin Co., AKC Bloodhound puppies, born both liver/white ticked, $450 or open AKC yellow Lab puppies, 3 males & 2 Pelahatchie, 601-953-2839. 7/22/18, up to date on shots/worming, NKC Black Mouth Cur 2 yr. old male, to trades. Newton Co., Conehatta, 601- females, $500. Wilkinson Co., Crosby, 2 liver/tan males, 2 red males & 1 red treeing squirrels, good tree dog at 504-0138. 601-870-7697. VIZSLAS female, with papers, $500. Holmes Co., night around the house, catches Lexington, 662-582-0402. snakes, $400. Perry Co., Petal, 601- AKC German Shorthaired Pointer AKC British Lab puppies, red male & Reg. Vizsla female, 8 yrs. old, has had 818-2122. puppies, 9 wks. old, championship black male, shots/wormed, 6 mos. old, 2 litters of pups, going out of breeding FB Bloodhounds, born 6/1/18, 1 male bloodlines, shots/wormed, can call/ $600 each. Simpson Co., Magee, 601- business, has had shots, $250. Neshoba & 2 females remain, all shots up to NKC Yellow Black Mouth Cur puppies, text for pictures. Forrest Co., Hatties- 259-0415. Co., Union, 601-416-9718. date, $200 each. Jackson Co., Pasca- Ladner bloodline, trail deer, hog, coon burg, 601-297-6538. goula, 228-990-4601. & squirrel, 1 female & 3 males left, Yellow Lab puppies, 2 males & 3 fe- WEIMARANERS parents on premises, $175. Madison German Shorthaired Pointer bird dog, males, black Lab puppies, 3 males & 4 BORDER COLLIES Co., Canton, 601-481-5563. fully trained, handles well, 7 yrs. old, females, $100-$125. Amite Co., Sum- AKC Weimaraner puppies, 1 silver selling out, $600. Clarke Co., Enter- mit, 601-320-6976. male & 2 silver females, wormed, tails Reg. Cur 10 mo. old brindle female ABCA Border Collie puppies, black/ prise, 601-479-9524. docked, first shots, born 8/9/18, $350 with papers, $150. Wayne Co., State white, born 5/15/18, beautiful mark- RAT TERRIERS each. Chickasaw Co., Houston, 662- Line, 251-591-3983. ings, parents on premises, all shots/ GOLDEN RETRIEVERS 456-4479. wormed, $400. Lincoln Co., Brookhav- FB Rat Terrier puppies, black/white/ Original Mountain Curs, born 4/21/18, tan, tails docked, 1st shots/wormed, en, 601-835-9629. AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 5 fe- DOG SUPPLIES world champion bloodlines & hall of born 8/31/18, parents on premises, famers, Streak, Clark’s Pistol Pete, males & 2 males, parents on site, born ABCA Border Collie puppies, born 9/6/18, taking deposits, $750. Walthall $75. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-549- Aluminum 10-bay single axle dog Franklins Thunder, Gaietto’s Juke Box, trailer, also has platform for hauling 7/29/18, out of working cowdogs, $350. Co., Tylertown, 601-876-8999. 0914. 3 males left, $300 each. Tate Co., Cold- 4-wheeler, $1,250. Walthall Co., Tyler- Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983-4423. water, 662-292-7384. Rat Terriers, miniatures & others, with AKC Golden Retriever puppies, born town, 601-876-5530. papers & health records, males $150 & PB Border Collie puppies, black/white, 7/12/18, shots/wormed, males/females, ENGLISH POINTERS females $200, cash. Marion Co., Fox- 14’ trampoline frame, would make parents on site, $100 each. Clay Co., both parents on site, medium to light, worth, 601-736-3596. great dog pen, $50 cash only. Coving- West Point, 662-295-1338. $500. Tate Co., Coldwater, 662-560- English Pointers, started, 14 mos. old, ton Co., Collins, 601-517-1719, leave 3073. lemon/white, 1 male, 1 female, good ROTTWEILERS message if no answer. BOYKIN SPANIELS looking dogs, $800 each; 2 males, 10 mos. old, black/white, $500 each. GREAT PYRENEES Rottweiler puppies, AKC German reg- Obedience, pointing dog, retriever Boykin Spaniel puppies, BSS reg., Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-551- istered with papers, all shots, parents training, $500 per month. Lee Co., Great Pyrenees puppies, 6 females & proven hunting bloodlines, first vacci- 6573. on premises, pictures sent via email, Shannon, 662-767-8851. nations, wormed, love the water, ready 3 males, born 8/20/18, parents are on 10/1/18, $850. Rankin Co., Brandon, English Pointer puppies, 4 mos. old, site & both are working dogs, $200 601-573-9005, call or text. black/white, 1 male & 1 female, par- each. Monroe Co., Hamilton, 662-304- ents on premises, good hunting stock, 0026. Address BRITTANYS all shots/wormed, $100 each. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-818-3445. Great Pyrenees male, less than 1 yr. Change 6 AKC Brittany pups, orange/white & old, $150. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-871- liver/white, $500. Pearl River Co., Car- ENGLISH SETTERS 1133. Authorization riere, 601-590-1975. English Setter male, 6 yrs. old, fully JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS trained, handles well, selling out, 1 male Brittany bird dog, 5 mos. old, $600. Clarke Co., Enterprise, 601-479- orange/white, all shots, will point CKC Jack Russell Terrier puppies, 9524. Don’t miss a single issue of the wing, pictures available, $250. Jones males & females, tan/white, black/ white, shots/wormed, tails docked, Co., Laurel, 601-433-3857. FEISTS parents on site, health guaranteed, Mississippi Market Bulletin call for pictures, $300. Leake Co., Car- COCKER SPANIELS Feist puppies, 12 wks. old, from tree- thage, 662-590-6500. Let us know if your address has been changed. ing background, shots/wormed, $50 CKC Cocker Spaniels, 9 wks. old, each. Itawamba Co., Fulton, 662-397- CKC Jack Russell Terrier puppies, Please allow 4 weeks for the address change to shots, docked, dewclaws done, sire & 3870. smooth, broke & rough coat, shots/ dam on site, pictures upon request, take effect. Return this form and mail it to: wormed, black/white & tan/white, $1,000. George Co., Lucedale, 601- Feist puppies, tan/white, black/white, great pets & great hunting dogs, $300. 508-4911. tails docked, shots/wormed, good Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825-2779. Mississippi Market Bulletin squirrel dog bloodline, $150 each. Jones Co., Ovett, 601-344-7165. P. O. Box 1118 • Jackson, MS 39215-1118 COLLIES CKC Jack Russell Terrier puppies, short hair, small type, been raising (Please Print) Beautiful AKC Collie puppies, 13 wks. FOXHOUNDS this family 20 years, $150 each, cash. old, tricolor male & female & white Foxhound deer dogs, pack of 5, run Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-847- female with sable head, $600 each; 0795. Name White male with sable head, $500. Lin- outside, all females, all ready to go, all 5 for $675 or $165 picking choice. Tip- coln Co., Brookhaven, 601-695-2514. pah Co., Ripley, 662-837-8449. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS Include mailing label or Account Number COONHOUNDS AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, GERMAN SHEPHERDS chocolate, males & females, current UKC & PKC S/S Paid Treeing Walker OLD Address AKC Black German Shepherd pups, on all vaccines, 6 wks. old 9/19/18, Coonhound pups, shots/wormed, born born 7/18/18, up to date on vaccines & $600. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-788- 7/29/18, Bone Collector & Mayham parasite free, pictures available, $300. 2537. City State Zip breeding, $200. Lee Co., Shannon, Forrest Co., Wiggins, 601-270-6314. 662-322-2687. AKC Lab puppies, 12 wks. old, up to German Shepherd pups, 12 wks. old, date on shots, dewclaws removed, 1 NEW Address UKC Black & Tan Coonhound puppies, 2 white females, 1 silver bi-color & 1 black male, 2 chocolate females, 2 male & female, 9 mos. old, ready to go, sable male, first shots, PB, have more chocolate males, champion bloodline, must see, $400 each OBO. Lincoln Co., information available, $400 OBO. Co- $500-$600. Lamar Co., Sumrall, 601- City State Zip Ruth, 601-757-8342. piah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-754-2195. 467-7361. Page 22 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018 WEEKLY LIVESTOCK UPCOMING LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS & SALES SHOWS & SALES CATTLE AUCTIONS Peoples Livestock Auction Simpson County Cattle Buyers Mississippi Board of Animal Health Regulations Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Purchasing Cattle on Mondays require that all public sales of livestock and poultry (even if they are on Billingsley Auction Sales, Inc. private property) must have prior approval by the State Veterinarian Houston, MS (Chickasaw Co.) 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Sale Day - Thursday - 11:30 AM 30-days prior to sale. For more information, call 1-888-646-8731. Ph: 662-456-3018 No Commission - No Shrink Senatobia, MS (Tate Co.) Magee, MS (Simpson Co.) Ph: 662-562-8229 Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Ph: 601-315-1009 Sale Day - Saturday - 11:00 AM CATTLE SHOWS & SALES Cattlemen’s Stockyard, LLC Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) HORSE AUCTIONS Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Tadlock Stockyards Fall Classic Stocker Sale Ph: 662-489-4385 Farmers Livestock Marketing West Point, MS (Clay Co.) Sat., Oct. 6, 2018 at 12:00 Noon 2nd Sat. of each month Forest, MS (Scott Co.) Ph: 662-495-1178 Southeast Mississippi Livestock Tack 3:00 PM - Horses 6:00 PM Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Expecting over 500 head. Consignments are now open. For more information Double L Cattle Auction Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 601-267-7884 or 662-317-9021 call 601-863-9019. Sale Day - Mondays - 1:00 PM Ph: 601-268-2587 Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Horseman Central Livestock Sale Rogers Bar HR Fall Bull Sale Sat., Oct. 20, 2018 at 12:30 PM Ph: 662-489-4343 1st Sat. of each month Tadlock Stockyard Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM 2 miles west of Collins, MS on Hwy. 84 (Covington Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM East MS Farmers Livestock Co. Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Forest, MS (Scott Co.) Ph: 662-790-3699 or 601-517-7777 Selling 85 lots of Charolais bulls. For more information call 601-765-8848, Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM 601-765-7751, or visit our website www.rogersbarhr.com. Ph: 601-469-3642 Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Mize Horse Sale North Mississippi Beef Expo Ph: 601-656-6732 3rd & 5th Sat. of each month Walnut Sales Co. Fri., Oct. 26, 2018 at 8:00 AM Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Sale Day - Saturday - 1:00 PM Batesville Civic Center - 290 Civic Center Drive Farmers Livestock Marketing Mize, MS (Smith Co.) Walnut, MS (Tippah Co.) Batesville, MS (Panola Co.) Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Ph: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777 Ph: 662-223-4351 Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) 8:00 a.m. - registration. 9:00 a.m. - Gene Lowrey “Preparing Cattle for the Feed- Pontotoc Sockyard, Inc. Ph: 601- 267-7884 lot State.” 9:45 a.m. - Dr. Jason Banta “Pre-Weaning and Pre-Conditioning.” Winona Stockyard Every Saturday - 11:00 AM 10:30 a.m. - Break and Trade Show. 11:00 a.m. - Dr. Amelia Woolums “Disease Glenwild Stockyard Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Diagnosis and Prevention.” 11:45 a.m. - Lunch and Trade Show. 12:45 p.m. Winona, MS (Montgomery Co.) Ph: 662-489-4385 - Andy Berry, MS Cattlemen’s Association. 1:15 p.m. - Producer Panel. For Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM more information contact Lance Newman at 662-832-4586 or lance.newman@ Grenada, MS (Grenada Co.) Ph: 662-283-1652 T. Smith Livestock msstate.edu. Ph: 662-226-1900 1st Saturday of Every Month ORDER BUYERS Tanner Farms Pasture Performance - Tested Angus Bull Sale Tack 10:30 AM - Horses 1:30 PM Sat., Nov. 3, 2018 at 12:00 Noon Gowan Stockyards Big Pine Cattle Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Tanner Farms Sale Facility - Shuqualak, MS (Noxubee Co.) Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays Ph: 601-583-0828 or 601-544-6595 Kosciusko, MS (Attala Co.) 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Selling 150 thick & powerful Angus & Brangus bulls, featuring 2 year olds Ph: 662-289-9727 No Commission - No Shrink GOAT/SHEEP AUCTIONS and coming 2 year olds. These bulls have been selectively mated for South- Collins, MS (Covington Co.) Double L Auction ern ranching, bred for strong maternal characteristics. They are raised on a Lincoln Co. L/S Commission Co. forage based, high fiber ration and are functional, adaptable pasture ready Ph: 601-517-9895 Monday - 6:00 PM bulls. All bulls are trich tested and have tested fertile. We have a large selec- Sale Day - Tuesday - 1:00 PM Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) tion of calving ease bulls and offer free delivery with the purchase of 3 or more Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Central Mississippi Cattle Buyers Ph: 662-489-4343 bulls. For a free catalog or more information contact Tanner Farms at 601- Ph: 601-833-2654 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays 477-2202; Gary Tanner at 601-319-6610; Harvey Koehne at 601-319-6640; or www.tannerfarms.net. 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM Farmers Livestock Sale Barn Lipscomb Brothers Livestock Market No Commission - No Shrink 1st Sat. of each month - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Wednesday - 7:00 PM Pickens, MS (Holmes Co.) Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) HORSE SHOWS & SALES Como, MS (Panola Co.) Ph: 601-540-8180 or 601-315-1009 Ph: 601-750-0423 or 601-750-0954 Ph: 662-526-5362 TnB’s 4-H Feed Show to Benefit Givens Farms Meridian Stockyard, Inc. Megan’s Memorial Scholarship Fund Livestock Producers Assn. #1 Sat., Oct. 13, 2018 - Starting Time 10:00 AM Purchasing Cattle on Mondays 1st Mon. of each month - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:15 PM Lamar County Multipurpose Center - Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Tylertown, MS (Walthall Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Ph: 601-482-7275 Little Britches Events, Competition Events, Potato Race, Egg & Spoon Race, Ph: 601-876-3465 Jayess, MS (Walthall Co.) Flag Race, Buddy Pick-Up, Stakes, Poles and Barrels. Entry fee $5 per event, Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. $5 grounds fee. For more information call 601-794-3910. Lucedale Livestock Producers Ph: 601-660-5071 Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Wednesday - 11:00 AM Lawrence County Miniature Horse Show 2018 Dates Lee Edens Cattle Company Lucedale, MS (George Co.) Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Saturdays: Oct. 13 & Nov. 3 Purchasing Cattle Mon. thru Wed. James E. Givens Building - Monticello, MS (Lawrence Co.) Ph: 601-947-3352 Ph: 662-489-4385 No Commission - No Shrink Southeast Mississippi Livestock Starts at 11 a.m. For more information call 601-748-0130. Macon Stockyards, Inc. Amory, MS (Monroe Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 9:30 AM Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Ph: 662-791-1531 or 662-617-9057 2018-2019 Youth Speed Event Series Macon, MS (Noxubee Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) (Year-end Youth Participation, Buckle & Saddle Awards) Parker Livestock Buying Station Nov. 10; Jan. 19; Feb. 23; Mar. 2; Apr. 6 Ph: 662-726-5153 Ph: 601-268-2587 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Lamar County Multipurpose Center - Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Y & R Livestock Sales Meridian Stockyards Saturdays 10 a.m. - until. Order of events: Four Little Britches events followed Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM No Commission - No Shrink Every 3rd & 5th Sat. - 1:00 PM by goat tying, breakaway roping, obstacles course, stakes, poles, barrels and Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Seminary, MS (Covington Co.) Booneville, MS (Tippah Co.) exhibition barrels. Age division classes for 19 and under and all riders with spe- Ph: 601-482-7275 Ph: 601-722-9081 Ph: 662-891-6554 or 662-720-6006 cial needs. For more information call 601-441-8993 or 601-543-9815. October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 23

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 9/14/18 Cattle Receipts 8,017 - Last Year 8,286 For current cattle prices call 601-359-1159

Steers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $180.00–$215.00 300-400 lbs...... $160.00–$180.00 400-500 lbs...... $150.00–$160.00 500-600 lbs...... $135.00–$152.00 600-700 lbs...... $130.00–$140.00 Southwest (SW) 700-800 lbs...... $116.00–$130.00 Southeast (SE) Heifers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $140.00–$150.00 300-400 lbs...... $130.00–$150.00 400-500 lbs...... $128.00–$143.00 500-600 lbs...... $120.00–$136.00 600-700 lbs...... $117.00–$130.00 700-800 lbs...... $113.00–$120.00

Slaughter Cows: 850-1,200 lbs...... $52.00-$56.00

Slaughter Bulls: 1,500-2,500 lbs...... $75.00-$86.00

Cow/Calf Pairs (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, with 100-300 lb. calves...... $875.00-$1,425.00

Replacement Cows (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, 2-8 mos. bred...... $750.00-$1,175.00

POULTRY Prices reported the week of 9/14/18 For current poultry/egg prices call 404-562-5850

Broilers/Fryers: (¢ per lb. FOB-Dock, Mississippi Producers) 82.81¢

Eggs: (¢ per dozen, based on USDA Grade A) XL. 104-107¢, LG. 102-105¢, MED. 59-63¢

CATFISH Reporting Pounds Processed for the Month Ending: August 2018 Fish Processed 0 - 4 lbs. (foodservice/retail markets) Average Price (delivered to plant): 98¢ per lb. Fish Processed over 4 lbs. (large whole fish/round and gut market) Average Price (delivered to plant): 63¢ per lb.

CROPS Prices reported the week of 9/14/18. For current crop prices call 601-359-1120. Cotton (¢ per lb)...... (Oct.) 82.34 Soybeans ($ per bushel)...... 7.70 Wheat ($ per bushel)...... 4.71 Corn ($ per bushel)...... 3.36 Rice (¢ per cwt.)...... (Nov.) 10.32 The Mississippi Timber Price Report is updated quarterly by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Page 24 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

BARREL RACES, Equipment ROPINGS & RODEOS NBHA Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Sat., Oct. 6, 2018 Ph: 601-823-9064 Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Auctions Lucky Dog Barrel Race Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Ph: 601-591-0944 Fri.-Sun., Nov. 2-4, 2018 Mississippi Horse Park Public Equipment Auction MS Jr. & High School Rodeo Starkville, MS (Oktibbeha Co.) Sat., Oct. 13, 2018 at 9:00 AM Fri.-Sat., Oct. 5-6, 2018 Ph: 662-325-9350 Lincoln Civic Center Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) MS Jr. & High School Rodeo Turning Point Auctions, MS Lic. #1226 Ph: 601-823-9064 Fri.-Sat., Nov. 9-10, 2018 Lincoln Civic Center For more information call 601-336-6637 or www.turningpointauctions.com. Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Sat.-Sun., Oct. 13-14 Ph: 601-823-9064 Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Carthage Antique Tractor, Vehicle, Farm Equipment & Miscellaneous Auction Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) F5 Barrel Race Sat., Oct. 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM Ph: 601-591-0944 Fri.-Sun., Nov. 16-18, 2018 Tunica Arena & Exposition Center Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Southern Cutting Horse Futurity Tunica, MS (Tunica Co.) Eddie Crawford, MS Lic. #533 & #1516 Wed.-Sat., Oct. 17-27, 2018 Kirk Fordice Equine Center Ph: 662-363-3299 Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Items can be showroom ready or fixer uppers, running or not. Tractors, vehicles, farm equipment, NBHA SO5 Barrel Race - 4D Ph: 662-397-5715 farm tools, etc. For more information call 601-750-0954. Sat., Nov. 17, 2018 Horse Poor Barrel Race Lincoln Civic Center Richard Crowe’s Annual Fall Sale, Equipment, Trailers, Farm & Construction Thu.-Sun., Oct. 18-21, 2018 Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Sat., Oct. 20, 2018 Mississippi Horse Park Ph: 601-823-9064 10:00 AM Outside Sale & 3:00 PM Inside Sale Starkville, MS (Oktibbeha Co.) Ph: 662-325-9350 NBHA 3714 Mt. Moriah Road, Edwards, MS (Hinds Co.) Sat., Nov. 17, 2018 Eric Mancill, Auctioneer, Lic. #1827 NBHA SO5 Barrel Race - 4D Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion Sat., Oct. 27, 2018 Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Taking consignments now. For more information call 601-529-5360 or 318-791-9146. Lincoln Civic Center Ph: 601-591-0944 Equipment Auction Sat., Nov. 10, 2018 at 9:00 AM Senatobia, MS (Tate Co.) STOP Five Star Auctions, Inc. MS Lic. #131 Tractors, cattle equipment, feed grinders mixers, haying equipment, construction & harvest- AGRICULTURAL CRIMES ing equipment, implements. For more information and free color brochure call 662-562-5338 or www.fivestarauction.com.

Huge 2-Day Equipment, Truck & Trailer Auction Wed.-Thu., Nov. 14-15, 2018 at 9:00 AM both days 1042 Holland Ave. - Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Deanco Auction, MS Lic. #733

Selling construction equipment, heavy duty trucks and trailers, farm equipment, logging equipment, support equipment, vehicles and much more. For more information call 601-656-9768 or www.deancoauction.com.

AGRICULTURE Mississippi’s #1 industry! To Report Crimes Call 1-800-678-2660 or 601-359-1122 www.mdac.ms.gov October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 25

Tunica Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 27-28, 2018, Casino Outlets, 13118 U.S. HHH UPCOMING EVENTS HHH Hwy. 61 North, Robinsonville, MS (Tunica Co.) Show hours: Sat., 9 a.m. MISSISSIPPI STATE Mitchell Farms Pumpkin Patch & Maze- will be open Sept. 29 - Nov. 11, - 5 p.m., & Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8’ tables $70 each. Buy, sell or trade. FAIRGROUNDS 2018, at Mitchell Farms in Collins, MS (Covington Co.) Weekdays are re- Free parking and hourly door prizes. Exhibits include: guns, ammo, knives, served for school field trips. Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sun. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. hunting, military items, gun dealers, collectors and enthusiasts. Like us on COMPLEX Admission is $12 for 2 years and older. For more information call 601-606- Facebook at New South Gun Shows. For more information contact Bill or Jackson, Mississippi 0762 or www.mitchellfarms-ms.com. Elizabeth Milstead at 601-922-8138 or www.newsouthgunshows.com. PH: 601-961-4000 www.mdac.ms.gov Pascagoula Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 6-7, 2018, at Jackson County Capital City Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Nov. 10-11, 2018, Wahabi Shrine Build- Fairgrounds, 2902 Shortcut Road, Pascagoula, MS (Jackson Co.) Show ing, 4123 I-55 South, Exit 88, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Show hours: Sat. 9 2018 Mississippi State Fair hours: Sat. 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Buy, sale, trade or a.m.- 5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Buy, sale, trade or appraisals. Hourly Wed.-Sun., Oct. 3-14 appraisals. Hourly door prizes. Like us on Facebook at Big Pop Gun Shows. door prizes. Like us on Facebook at Big Pop Gun Shows. For more informa- Fairgrounds For more information call 601-319-5248 or www.bigpopgunshows.com. tion call 601-498-4235 or www.bigpopgunshows.com. Wed., Oct. 3 MS Peanut Festival- we are taking applications for the MS Peanut Festi- Magnolia State Gem Mineral & Jewelry Show- Fri.-Sun., Nov. 9-11, 2018, Chris Janson - Fairgrounds val that will be held Sat.-Sun., Oct. 6-7-, 2018 at Mitchell Farms in Col- at the Jackson County Fairground Civic Center in Pascagoula, MS (Jackson Thu., Oct. 4 lins, MS (Covington Co.) For more information call 601-606-0762 or www. Co.) Admission, exhibits, educational, rocks and jewelry. For more informa- Hinder - Fairgrounds mitchellfarms-ms.com. tion call 601-947-7245 or www.mgcgms.org Mon., Oct. 8 Fall Flower & Garden Fest- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 12-13, 2018, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Stringer Alpaca Festival- Sat., Nov. 17, 2018, located at 383 CR 155, String- En Vougue - Fairgrounds Trucks Crops Experiment Station, 2024 Experiment Station Road, Crystal er, MS (Jasper Co.) Alpacas, arts & crafts, food, bounce houses, entertain- Springs, MS (Copiah Co.) This is the largest home gardening show in the ment, free admission. For more information call 716-863-4366. Tue., Oct. 9 Southeast with average attendance of 5,000 people over the two-day event. The Marshall Tucker Band Fairgrounds Featured in the three acre garden are winners of the prestigious All-America 35th Annual “Christmas at Landrum’s Homestead”- Sat.-Sun., Nov. 24- 25, 2018, located at 1356 Hwy. 15 South, Laurel, MS (Jones Co.) Step back Selections award. Free admission and parking. For more information call Wed., Oct. 10 601-892-3731 or http://extension.msstate.edu/fallfest. in time and take a Christmas walking tour of the past. Working homestead Colt Ford - Fairgrounds with over 85 buildings, Civil War re-enactment, demonstrations, Santa, Trail Ride & Haunted Barn- benefit for Chloe Price, Fri.-Sun., Oct. 12-14, entertainment, dulcimers, wagon rides through nature trails, gem min- Thu., Oct. 11 2018, at Rockin C Ranch, 401 Wakefield Lane NW, Brookhaven, MS (Lin- ing, clogging, blacksmith, woodcarving, shooting gallery, candlelight tour, Mercy Me: Imagine Nation Tour coln Co.) For more information call 601-754-9965. arts & crafts, awesome food and much more. Great family fun. Admission Coliseum $10, children 3 & under free. For more information call 601-649-2546 or Sun., Oct. 14 Turkey Shoot- Sat., Oct. 13, 2018, begins 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Daisy Masonic www.landrums.com. Lodge #421, Vestry Community, 25700 School House Road, 14 miles north Deep South Cheer & Dance, Inc. Coliseum of Vancleave, MS (Jackson Co.) For more information contact John Mills, Worshipful Master, at 228-697-5980. Wed.-Sat., Oct. 17-27 LINCOLN RANKIN COUNTY Southern Cutting Horse Futurity Natchez Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 13-14, 2018, at the Natchez Conven- Kirk Fordice Equine Center tion Center, 211 Main Street, Natchez, MS (Adams Co.) Show hours: Sat. 9 CIVIC CENTER MULTI-PURPOSE a.m.- 5 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Buy, sale, trade or appraisals. Hourly Tue.-Thu., Oct. 30 - Nov. 1 door prizes. Like us on Facebook at Big Pop Gun Shows. For more informa- Brookhaven, Mississippi PAVILION Hobnob Mississippi tion call 601-319-5248 or www.bigpopgunshows.com. PH: 601-823-9064 Coliseum [email protected] Brandon, Mississippi Fri.-Sat., Nov. 2-3 Barn Sale, Antiques & Collectibles- Fri.-Sat., Oct. 19-20, 2018, 4799 Old Hwy. PH: 601-591-0944 Nitro Arenacross Nationals 11, Purvis (Oak Grove), MS (Lamar Co.) 55+ multiple collectors with trailer Fri.-Sat., Oct. 5-6 [email protected] Kirk Fordice Equine Center loads of antiques, collectibles, glassware, wagon wheels, bells, primitives, ad- MS Jr. & High School Rodeo Sat., Oct. 6 vertising signs, anvils, furniture, tools, cast iron, tractor seats, old windows & Sat., Nov. 3 Fri., Oct. 19 doors, jewelry, coins, many unusual items and more. For more information call NBHA Victory Athletics Spirit Junior Auxiliary of Lincoln County 601-818-5886 or 601-794-7462. Coliseum Shrimp Dinner Sat.-Sun., Oct. 13-14 Mid-South Little Britches Rodeo Wed.-Sat., Nov. 7-10 Pumpkin Pick’n Festival- is now accepting craft, antique and product Sat., Oct. 20 Mistletoe Marketplace 2018 vendors for the festival on Sat., Oct. 20, 2018, at Lazy Acres in Chunky, SWMSHA Open Horse Show Sat., Oct. 20 MS (Newton Co.) For more information call 601-655-8264 or register at Trade Mart MS Paint Horse Association www.lazy-acres.com. Tue., Oct. 23 Brookhaven Animal Rescue League Jackson Gun Show- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 20-21, 2018, Mississippi Trade Mart, Annual Fundraiser Fri.-Sat., Oct. 26-27 MISSISSIPPI GULF MS Fairgrounds, 1207 Mississippi Street, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Show 4-H Livestock Show Sat., Oct. 27 hours: Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., & Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8’ tables $60 each. COAST COLISEUM NBHA SO5 Barrel Race - 4D Sat.-Sun., Nov. 3-4 Buy, sell or trade. Free parking and hourly door prizes. Exhibits include: Biloxi, Mississippi Brandon Kennel Club safes, guns, ammo, knives, hunting, military items, gun dealers, collectors Sat., Nov. 3 PH: 228-594-3748 All Breed Dog Show and enthusiasts. Like us on Facebook at New South Gun Shows. For more Fall Livestock Show - Open www.mscoastcoliseum.com

information contact Bill or Elizabeth Milstead at 601-922-8138 or www. Fri.-Sun., Nov. 9-11 newsouthgunshows.com. Fri.-Sat., Nov. 9-10 Thu.-Sat., Oct. 4-6 MS Jr. & High School Rodeo MS Hunter Jumper Cruisin The Coast American Veterans Traveling Tribute- The Flora Car Show and the Vietnam Sat., Nov. 17 Sat., Nov. 17 Thu.-Sat., Oct. 4-6 Veterans of America Chapter 1057 needs volunteers and sponsors to help NBHA SO5 Barrel Race - 4D NBHA Vicari Classic Car Auction with this big event and car show Thu.-Sun., Oct. 25-28, 2018, in Flora, MS (Madison Co.) Anticipating numbers of 20,000-30,000+ people will Sat., Oct. 13 visit this site, so we are needing 250-350+ volunteers to help over the four Biloxi High Homecoming days. We are attempting to get as many Veterans, active & retired military LAUDERDALE COUNTY SOUTH MISSISSIPPI persons preferably involved, but we are taking all that are interested and Sat.-Sun., Oct. 13-14 Gulf Coast Fan Fest 2018 willing to volunteer their time. For more information call Kenny Jenkins AGRI-CENTER MAGNOLIA CENTER at 601-906-2210. Meridian, Mississippi Tue., Oct. 16 Laurel, Mississippi Salute to the Military Trail Ride- Double 16 Hunting Club 13th Annual Fall Trail Ride, Sat. Oct. PH: 601-482-8498 PH: 601-649-9010 27, 2018, located 59 County Farm Road, Lumberton, MS (Pearl River Co.) Mon.-Sun., Oct. 8-14 Sat., Oct. 20 Adults $25, children 10 & under $5. Includes 5:00 p.m. meal Fri. & Sat. Fri.-Sat., Oct. 12-20 MS #1 Jehovah’s Witness night and live entertainment Sat. night. Campers welcome Thu., gates Queen City Fair 99th Edition South MS Fair open at 8:00 a.m., no hookups available. Negative Coggins required. No Sun., Oct. 21 ATV’s on the ride. For more information call Jesse Dedeaux at 601-550- Sat.-Sun., Oct. 27-28 Sat.-Sun., Nov. 3-4 MS #7 Spanish Circuit of 5905. Join our Facebook page: Double 16 Hunting Club Trail Rides. Palomino Paint Show Gun & Knife Show Jehovah’s Witnesses Page 26 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

Email: [email protected] Facebook: Mertssatsumas Contact: Deborah Upton Website: charliesupik.com Description: Family Owned U-Pick Phone: (601) 649-2546 Facebook: charliesupik Satsuma Farm with Over 400 Trees. Email: [email protected] Description: U-pick vegetables. Website: Landrums.com HINDS Description: Living History Museum Coach’s Cedar Creek Farm, Inc. E and S Ranch 111 Doug Byrd Road 3040 Jones Loop Road The Gin at Rasberry Greene Lucedale, MS 39452 Terry, MS 39170 179 Bernis Hill Road Contact: Douglas Byrd Contact: Earnest Perry Soso, MS 39480 Phone: (601) 947-7235 Phone: (601) 941-1773 Contact: Lauren & Donnie Zumwalt Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (769) 208-3802 Description: Greenhouse operation Description: Working Horse Email: [email protected] & educational tours. & Cattle Farm. Website: rasberrygreene.com Facebook: Rasberry Greene LLC Seward Farms Maze Kazery Farm Description: Working Tree Farm, 10836 Tanner Williams Road 1470 South McRaven Road fishing & wedding venue. Farms Registered with the Lucedale, MS 39452 Jackson, MS 39209 Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce Contact: Rita or Steve Seward Contact: Don Kazery, Jr. LAMAR COUNTY Phone: (228) 641-3936 Phone: 601-922-6767 Sandy Run Farm & Nursery Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] ALCORN COUNTY trees, pumpkin patch, weddings, pony 1092 Brooks Road Website: SewardFarms.com Facebook: Kazeryfarm Tuscumbia Gardens rides and so much more. Purvis, MS 39475 Description: Corn maze and Description: A choose & cut 42 County Road 502 Contact: Jo Ann Goggans other activities. Christmas Tree farm. Corinth, MS 38834 Merry Christmas Tree Farm Phone: (601) 296-0630 1890 Getwell Road Contact: McCoy Phillips Welford Farms Pumpkin Patch & Mississippi Agriculture Email: [email protected] Nesbit, MS 38651 Phone: (662) 287-2603 Christmas Tree Farm & Forestry Museum Website: sandyrunfarms.com Contact: Mullins Doles Email: [email protected] 5140 Old 63 North 1150 Lakeland Drive Facebook: Sandy Run Phone: (662) 429-9462 Website: TuscumbiaGardens.com Lucedale, MS 39452 Jackson, MS 39216 Farm & Nursery Email: [email protected] Description: Pick-your-own Contact: Aaron Rodgers Description: U-Pick Blueberry Website: MerryChristmasTreeFarm.com Contact: Debbie Welford blueberries, blackberries, muscadines. Phone: (601) 432-4500 and Blackberry Farm. Description: Christmas Tree Sales Phone: (601) 673-0287 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] BENTON COUNTY & Gift shop. The Country Schoolhouse Website: welfordfarms.com Website: msagmuseum.org Arella Farm, LLC Description: Working farm, pumpkin Facebook: Mississippi Agriculture at Beaver Creek Farm 4600 Lamar Road FORREST COUNTY 71 Thames Lane Thomley’s Christmas Tree Farm patch & Christmas tree farm. & Forestry Museum Lamar, MS 38642 Purvis, MS 39475 50 Hegwood Road Description: Museum celebrating Contact: Sandra Forbess Contact: Lauren Leggett Hattiesburg, MS 39402 HANCOCK COUNTY MS Agricultural Heritage. Phone: (901) 438-8228 Phone: (769) 456-5008 Contact: Randy Thomley Coastal Ridge Farm, LLC Email: [email protected] Email: thecountryschoolhouse@ Phone: (601) 264-2743 27230 Road 221 Trace Pathways at Stamps Farms Description: Working Alpaca Farm. gmail.com Email: thomleyschristmastreefarm@ Picayune, MS 39466 6580 Learned Road Contact: Terri Doyle Learned, MS 39066 Website: www.thecountryschool- Tranquility Trails yahoo.com Phone: (601) 918-3770 Contact: Delmer C. Stamps houseseedcenter.com 6101 Liberty Road Website: thomleyschristmastreefarm.com Email: [email protected] Phone: (601) 373-9652 Facebook: The Country Schoolhouse Ashland, MS 38603 Website: www.coastalridgefarm.com Email: [email protected] Description: Education Resource Contact: Jerry & Beverly Estes Facebook: Thomley’s Christmas Tree Farm Facebook: Coastal Ridge Farm Website: tracepathwaysfarm.com Center on a Working Farm. Phone: (662) 224-8132 Description: Sunflower U-Pick Farm. Description: Five Pathways of Educa- Email: [email protected] Description: Choose and cut Christmas Tree Farm. tion Fun. Exposure to livestock, Vesely’s Nursery Website: tranquilitytrails.com Shu’s Roost, LLC wildlife & forestry. 451 North Black Creek Road Description: Trails and camping. FRANKLIN COUNTY 26003 Hwy 43 South Sumrall, MS 39482 Homochitto River Park/ Picayune, MS 39466 JACKSON COUNTY Contact: Frances Vesely CHICKASAW COUNTY Camp Ridge Point Contact: Shelly Shumaker A & W Christmas Tree Farm Phone: (601) 264-9518 Prospect Produce Farm 710 Homochitto Campout Road SE Phone: (985) 640-7493 13001 Forts Lake Road Email: [email protected] 144 CR 61 Meadville, MS 39653 Email: [email protected] Moss Point, MS 39562 Website: veselysnursery.com Houston, MS 38851 Contact: Howard Herring Facebook: Shu’s Roost Contact: Austin or Wanda Clark Description: Greenhouse operations Contact: James Earnest Phone: (601) 532-7159 Description: Quail farm with guided Phone: (251) 751-2596 with educational tours. Phone: (662) 542-8878 Email: [email protected] educational nature walk. Email: [email protected] Email: prospectproducefarm@ Description: Farming operation Description: Choose & Cut LAWRENCE COUNTY hotmail.com and camping facility. Southern Promiseland Farm Christmas Trees & More. The Hideaway at Reed’s Estate Facebook: Prospect Produce Farm 1212 Raygan Lane 950 Pleasant Grove Drive SE Description: Pick-your-own GEORGE COUNTY Kiln, MS 39556 Triple M Farms Monticello, MS 39654 Produce Farm. Big Boys U-Pick Contact: Stacey Necaise 21500 Otis Cooper Road Contact: Bernie Reed 122 Crooms Lane Phone: (228) 255-4866 Moss Point, MS 39562 Phone: (601) 823-4191 COVINGTON COUNTY Contact: Kerra Middleton Lucedale, MS 39452 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mitchell Family Farms Website: SouthernPromiseland.com Phone: (251) 709-2001 Contact: Jarrod Massey Website: reedshideaway.com 650 Leaf River Church Road Facebook: Southern Promiseland Farm Email: [email protected] Phone: (601) 508-1157 Facebook: The Hideaway Collins, MS 39428 Description: Farm animals, mazes, Website: middletonfarmtours.com Email: [email protected] at Reed’s Estate Contact: Jo Lynn Mitchell pumpkin patch, hayrides. Facebook: Middleton Farms. Facebook: Big Boys Upick Massey Description: 180 acre farm with Phone: (601) 765-8609 Description: Third generation Dairy Produce Farm a variety of animals, fish ponds, Email: [email protected] Description: U-pick Vegetables HARRISON COUNTY farm offering tours & field trips. Website: MtchellFarms-ms.com Holly Berry Hills Christmas Tree Farm horse drawn carriage. Activities include wedding packages, Facebook: Mitchell Farms Brown Hill Farm 13493 Martha Redmond Road JASPER COUNTY Description: Educational Farm tours, 6228 Barton Agricola Road Saucier, MS 39574 A Stroka Gene-US Alpacas reunions, parties, and more. peanut festival, maze, pumpkin patch, Lucedale, MS 39452 Contact: Larry Haley 383 County Road 155 LEAKE COUNTY and more. Contact: Randy Brown Phone: (228) 539-9518 Stringer, MS 39481 Rosebud Christmas Trees Phone: (601) 770-0239 Email: [email protected] Contact: Mary Ann Stroka 5819 Gunter Road DESOTO COUNTY Email: [email protected] Website: hollyberryhills.com Phone: (716) 863-4366 Walnut Grove, MS 39189 Cedar Hill Farm, Inc. Website: brownhillfarm.net Description: Choose & Cut Christmas Email: [email protected] 8 Love Road Facebook: Brown Hill Farm Trees, Potted Trees, Pumpkins. Website: astrokageneusaplacas.com Contact: Larry Massey Hernando, MS 38632 Description: U-pick Produce Farm. Facebook: stroka alpacas Phone: (601) 253-2285 Contact: Robert Foster Mert’s Satsumas Description: Working alpaca farm. Email: [email protected] Phone: (662) 429-2540 Charlie’s Upik 14380 Duckworth Road Website: rosebudchristmastrees. Email: [email protected] 257 Charlie’s Lane Gulfport, MS 39503 JONES COUNTY jmassey.com Website: cedarhillfarm.com Lucedale, MS 39452 Contact: Glen or Valeri Merritt Landrum’s Homestead & Village Facebook: rosebud christmas trees Description: Family owned farm Contact: Janice Eubanks Phone: (228) 831-2936 1356 Hwy 15 South Description: Choose and cut offering choose & cut Christmas Phone: (601) 530-0548 Email: [email protected] Laurel, MS 39443 Christmas tree farm. October 1, 2018 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 27

LEE COUNTY Phone: (662) 760-2637 PEARL RIVER COUNTY Email: [email protected] Description: Vegetable, cattle farm & Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo Email: [email protected] Boley Creek Exotics and Farm Website: wisefarmer.com pumpkin patch 2272 North Coley Road Website: lostcornerfarm.net 39 Bill Lewis Road Description: Family farm offering Tupelo, MS 38803 Description: Heritage farm Poplarville, MS 39470 U-pick vegetables in season. Also a STONE COUNTY Contact: Sheila Franklin over 150 years old. Contact: Keith Culpepper corn maze, pumpkin patch & more. Charlie’s Upik Wiggins Location Phone: (662) 844-8709 Phone: (601) 795-6426 3787 Hwy 26 Email: [email protected] R & R Vineyard, LLC Email: [email protected] RANKIN COUNTY Wiggins, MS 36577 Website: TupeloBuffaloParkc.om 50173 Greenwood Springs Road Facebook: Boley Creek Farm Rankin County Contact: Janice Eubanks Facebook: Tupelobuffalopark Greenwood Springs, MS 38848 Description: Farm with exotic ani- Back 40 Pumpkin Patch Phone: (601) 530-0548 Description: Zoo featuring exotic Contact: Ruth Romanowski mals with educational guided tours. 291 Mary Crapps Road Email: [email protected] Website: Charliesupik.com animals & petting zoo, Phone: (662) 436-9494 Pelahatchie, MS 39145 Facebook: Charlies Upik & pumpkin patch. Email: [email protected] Country Girls Creamery, LLC Contact: Lisa Cross Description: Upik farm. Facebook: Ruths Fine Art4u 203 Sammy Jo Road Phone: (601) 942-4914 LINCOLN COUNTY Lumberton, MS 39455 Description: Winery and grape Email: [email protected] Southern Farm Ard’s Dairy Farm Contact: Roy Smith producer. Description: Pumpkin Patch, 60 Sam Davis Drive 3479 Orchard Lane SE Phone: (601) 606-1762 Corn Maze and more Perkinston, MS 39573 Ruth, MS 39662 Email: countrygirlscreamery@ MONTGOMERY COUNTY Contact: Tiffany A. Menard Contact: Julie Ard James Bull Bottom Farms yahoo.com K and B Farms LLC Phone: (228) 236-6121 Phone: (601) 606-8418 1641 Sayles Road Website: countrygirlscreamery.com 300 Alliston Farm Place Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Duck Hill, MS 38925 Description: Local and Florence, MS 39073 Website: www.thesouthernfarm.com Website: ardsdairyfarm.com Contact: Katie Robinson Natural Dairy Farm. Contact: Bill Brake Facebook: The Southern Farm Facebook: Ard’s Dairy Farm Phone: (662) 614-5746 Phone: (601) 845-3085 Description: Small working farm and Picayune Blueberry Farm Description: Working Dairy Farm Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Sheep dog training center. offering year-round tours. Website: bullbottomfarms.com 69 Homer Spiers Road Facebook: K & B: Choose and Cut Facebook: Bull Bottom Farms Picayune, MS 39466 Christmas Tree Farm Williams Family Farms LOWNDES COUNTY Description: A real working farm Contact: Jerry Kirby Description: A choose & cut 98 B & W Road Country Pumpkins providing agritainment. Phone: (601) 799-7243 Christmas Tree farm. Wiggins, MS 39577 860 Spruill Road Email: [email protected] Contact: Neal or Amber Williams Caledonia, MS 39740 May’s Corn Maze Website: windmillfarmblueberries.com Nichols-Boyd Pumpkin Patch Phone: (601) 528-0459 Contact: Dwight & Jean Colson 3318 Webster Lodi Road Facebook: Picayune Blueberries 3970 Highway 43 North Email: [email protected] Phone: (662) 574-5062 Stewart, MS 39767 Description: U-Pick or We-Pick Brandon, MS 39047 Website: williamsfamilyfarms-ms.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Myron & Brenda May Blueberry Farm. Contact: A.B. Nichols Description: Fall pumpkin patch, Website: countrypumpkins.ms Phone: (662) 258-2613 Phone: (601) 829-0800 maze, hayrides, animal barn & games. Shroomdom Inc. Description: Pumpkin Patch Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 23 Rosenbaum Drive & other activities. Website: MaysCornMaze.com Website: nicholsenterprisesllc.com TATE COUNTY Poplarville, MS 39470 H & H Farms Description: Corn Maze Facebook: Nichols-Boyd Mini Tails Farm Contact: Leilani S. Rosenbaum 2363 Sowell Road and Pumpkin Patch. Pumpkin Patch 969 Old West Point Road Phone: (601) 795-2611 Coldwater, MS 38618 Description: Pumpkin Patch Columbus, MS 39701 Email: [email protected] Contact: Tim Hudson NEWTON COUNTY and Corn Maze. Contact: Dena Bradford Lazy Acres Plantation Facebook: Shroomdom Phone: (901) 487-0466 Email: [email protected] Phone: (662) 549-3555 596 Lazy Acres Road Description: 160 acre Field to Forest SCOTT COUNTY Description: Pick-your-own Email: [email protected] Chunky, MS 39323 Farm offering mushroom education Hope Fruit & Berry Farm fruits and vegetables. Facebook: Mini-Tails-Farm Contact: Michael May walk, and foraging. 362 SCR 142 Description: Equine farm with Phone: (601) 655-8264 Morton, MS 39117 educational and barn tours. PERRY COUNTY M & M Christmas Tree Farm Email: [email protected] Contact: Dewey Wise Fulmer’s Farmstead 7387 Hwy 4 West Website: Lazy-Acres.com Phone: (601) 382-3018 MADISON COUNTY & MS Pecan Festival Senatobia, MS 38668 Facebook: Lazy Acres Plantation Geneva Springs Farm 510 Wingate Road Email: hopefruitandberryfarm@ Contact: Brenda Mathews Description: Choose & cut Christmas 278 Dinkins Road Beaumont, MS 39423 bayspringstel.net Phone: (662) 292-5831 Trees & Pumpkin Patch. Pickens, MS 39146 Contact: Jeanette & Ken Fulmer Website: hopefruitandberryfarm.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Shunda Garner Phone: (601) 964-8222 Facebook: @hopefruitandberryfarm Description: Choose & Cut Your NOXUBEE COUNTY Phone: (601) 207-1158 Email: [email protected] Description: U-pick fruit farm. Own Christmas Tree. Petting Zoo. Lazy U Farm Email: [email protected] Website: MsPecanFestival.com 5608 Elon Road SHARKEY COUNTY TIPPAH COUNTY Facebook: Geneva Springs Farm Facebook: Fulmer General Store Macon, MS 39341 Farmer Jim’s Pine Mountain Christmas Tree Farm Description: Farm demonstrations, Description: Pecan Festival Contact: Myron Unruh Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze 46 County Road 608 pumpkin patch, festivals. and Farmstead. Phone: (662) 361-0237 Hwy 16 West Walnut, MS 38683 Contact: Mike Marolt Lowery Family Christmas Email: [email protected] PIKE COUNTY Rolling Fork, MS 39159 Phone: (662) 286-8157 Tree Farm Facebook: Lazy U Farm Christmas Memories Tree Farm Contact: Jim & Lynn Newman Email: [email protected] 269 Waldrop Road Description: Working farm with 1101 New Home Road Phone: (662) 907-1106 Website: pinemountaintrees.com Flora, MS 39071 pumpkin patch and corn maze. Magnolia, MS 39652 Email: [email protected] Description: Choose and Cut Contact: Judith Lowery Contact: Terry Pigott Website: farmerjimspumpkinpatch.com OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Christmas Tree Farm. Phone: (601) 879-0026 Phone: (601) 248-2229 Facebook: FarmerJim’sPumpkinPatch Heaven’s Jubilee Farm Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] andCornMaze 209 Harrell Road TUNICA COUNTY Website: therestingplaceretreat.com Website: christmasmemoriestreefarm.com Description: Pumpkin patch Starkville, MS 39755 Pride of the Pond Description: Christmas Tree Farm Description: Choose & cut & corn maze. Contact: Heather Morris 5255 Hwy 4 & other events. Christmas Tree Farm. Tunica, MS 38676 Phone: (662) 263-4006 SIMPSON COUNTY Contact: Greg Pryor Email: [email protected] Barr Farms/Copperhead Barr Ranch MARSHALL COUNTY Critter Crossing Farm Phone: (662) 363-3600 Website: heavensjubileefarm.com Brownlee Farms 1092 Scott Furr Road 234 New Home Road Email: [email protected] Facebook: Heaven’s Jubilee Farm 314 Skating Rink Road Magnolia, MS 39652 Mendenhall, MS 39114 Facebook: Pride of the Pond Description: Educational Home- Red Banks, MS 38661 Contact: Pamela Scariano Contact: Pam Barr Description: Catfish farm and Phone: (662) 838-7016 steading Farm. Phone: (601) 324-0557 Phone: (601) 847-3309 processing plant. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: BrownleeFarms.com The Homestead Education Center Website: crittercrossingfarm.com Description: Dairy Farm. WALTHALL OUNTY Facebook: Brownlee Farms 402 Lake Valley Road Description: Family farm offering Rolling Acres Farm, LLC Description: Pick-your-own Starkville, MS 39759 educational & other events. SMITH COUNTY 276 Highway 48 West strawberries and pumpkins. Contact: Alison Buehler Ford Farms & Produce, LLC Tylertown, MS 39667 Phone: (662) 694-0124 PONTOTOC COUNTY 3704 SCR 33 Contact: Linda Thibodeaux MONROE COUNTY Email: contact@msmodernhome- Wise Family Farm Taylorsville, MS 39168 Phone: (601) 876-3917 Lost Corner Farm, LLC stead.com 291 Shady Grove Road Contact: Kevin & Rhonda Ford Email: [email protected] 30178 Lost Corner Road Website: thehomesteadcenter.com Pontotoc, MS 38863 Phone: (601) 725-4326 Description: A 600 acre working cattle Nettleton, MS 38858 Description: Working farm with Contact: Stanley or Katherine Wise Email: [email protected] farm. Guided trail rides, Contact: Gayla Turner workshops & special events. Phone: (662) 419-0327 Facebook: Ford’s Farm picnics, u-pick blackberries. Page 28 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN October 1, 2018

HHH ONGOING EVENTS HHH

Small Animal Sale- First Sat. of each month, River City Farm Supply, 980 Hwy. 61 North, Vicksburg, MS (Warren Co.) Chicks, chickens, roosters, rabbits, turkeys, guineas and more. Winter hours are 12 noon - 4 p.m. Vicks- burg, MS (Warren Co.) For more information call 601-631-0492.

Swap & Trade Day- 2nd & 4th Sat. of each month. Anything from chickens, goats and pigs. Located at Waynesboro Farm Supply in Waynesboro, MS (Wayne Co.) For more information call 601-735-1623 or 601-735-9699.

Trade Day Auction Goat & Chicken Sale- every 4th Saturday every month, starts at 12 noon. All caged animals sell first. Concession stand opens at 11 a.m., Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) For more information call 601-416- 0171.

Chicken Auction- Every 3rd Sat. of each month. Time 10:30 a.m. Hwy. 25 North in Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Chickens, turkeys, ducks, rabbits and more. Auctioneer Eddie Crawford, MS Lic. #533. For more information call 601-750-0954.

Riverbottom Shooters Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association- Regular practices in Central Mississippi area. If you are interested in joining us or for more information contact: Norman at 601-917-7609 or Ray at 601-946- 4697 or www.riverbottomshooters.com.

Free Benefit Horse Shows- can be held at our Byram, MS (Hinds Co.) location. Handicap and special needs go to the top of the list. For more information contact SpiritHorse, 865-337-9887.

Guided Trail Rides- along Flint Creek Water Park in Wiggins, MS (Stone Co.) on our friendly trained horses. Sat.-Sun., $30 per hour. For more information 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 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. Anyone interested in learning more about the our organi- zation can contact: Johnny Kerley at 601-943-5003 or Martha Sparrow at 601-758-0258.

Pine Belt Beekeepers Association- Meets at 7 p.m. on the 1st Thu. of each month at the Lamar County Extension Office, 216 Shelby Street, Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) For more information call 601-794-3910.

Wood Carving Meeting- The Pearl River Woodcarvers meet every third Monday of each month in the Senior Center at the Brandon City Hall in Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Visitors are welcome. For more information call Mike Mayberry at 601-825-8571.

Magnolia Woodturners Association- Meet the 3rd Sat. of each month at the Copiah-Lincoln Center in Simpson County. The Center is located on Hwy. 49 about half way between Mendenhall and Magee. All woodturners welcome from beginners on up. For more information contact Clyde Hare at 601-924-4275.

MS Woodworkers Association- meet the 1st Mon. of each month at the JROTC Building in Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) All woodworkers are welcome from beginners to the experienced. For more information contact: Robby McLeod, 601-624-7249 or Clyde Stingley at 601-624-1601.

Blacksmithing Lessons- Private lessons on traditional blacksmithing techniques are available for individuals or small groups at the Ag Museum in Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Fifteen years experience. Learn basics and prog- ress to more advanced techniques as tool making, joinery, animal heads, colonial utensils, skillets and more. For more information call Jim Pigott at 601-540-6030.

Barn Fellowship- every Friday night in Hazlehurst, MS (Copiah Co.) Come enjoy food, fun, fellowship and music. For more information call 601-552-9157.

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By Susan M. Collins-Smith include All-America Selections win- sion Service and Experiment Sta- By Linda M. Breazeale MSU Extension Service ners, Mississippi Medallion Winners tion sponsor the fest each year. MSU Extension Service and other tested herbs, vegetables, Admission and parking are free. Mississippi hunters will be on the Garden enthusiasts and horti- fruits and ornamental bedding and The event is handicap accessible. cultural industry professionals can landscape plants. front lines of the battle to protect Ribeye steak sandwiches, chicken, deer from spreading a deadly disease enjoy the largest home gardening Educational sessions will include catfish, homemade ice cream and throughout their herds. show in the Southeast October 12 research updates, how-to work- other food will be available for pur- Last February, a 4-year-old buck in and 13. shops, and information on caring chase from various vendors. More Issaquena County tested positive for The 40th annual Fall Flower & for gardens, including pest and than 60 vendors will offer plants, chronic wasting disease -- or CWD. Garden Fest will be at the Missis- disease management. Extension gardening tools and yard art. This contagious, terminal disease sippi State University Truck Crops Service and Mississippi Agricultural For more information about the affects members of the deer family, Branch Experiment Station in and Forestry Experiment Station fest, visit The Fall Flower & Garden ultimately causing holes in their Crystal Springs from 9 a.m. to 2 experts, along with industry pro- brains. Infected deer lose weight and Fest website at http://extension.ms- p.m. both days. fessionals and Master Gardeners, “just waste away.” state.edu/fallfest or contact the lo- Attendees can learn about the lat- will share information on compost- Bronson Strickland, a wildlife A mature buck that appears healthy est plants, research and gardening ing, beekeeping, butterflies, salad cal Extension office or Rick Snyder specialist with the Mississippi State still could be carrying chronic wast- techniques during educational ses- tables, shade gardens, pollinator at 601-892-3731 or rick.snyder@ University Extension Service, said ing disease and infecting other deer in the area. (Photo by Steve Gulledge) sions, workshops, tours and horti- gardens, floral design, pond man- msstate.edu. there are two important actions cultural displays. Wagon tours of the agement and much more. For event updates, follow the fest hunters can take to protect the ately, and take it to the sites on col- 175-acre station and walking tours The station is located at 2024 Ex- on Facebook (http://facebook.com/ herds for future generations to hunt. lection days. The Centers for Disease of the gardens will be available. The periment Station Road in Crystal FFGFest) and on Twitter at @MSU- Experts at the MSU Deer Lab are Control and Prevention recommend that people not consume meat from station’s demonstration gardens Springs, just off I-55. The Exten- FallFest. asking hunters to discontinue use of supplemental feeders and to have a deer that has tested positive for the harvested deer sampled for CWD. disease. “More than a thousand deer were “Hunters will feel more confident tested in Mississippi and Louisiana in the safety of the meat if CWD is since that buck tested positive, and not detected in the sampled deer,” no other cases have been found,” Strickland said. “The results also he said. “With hunting season ap- will help wildlife biologists monitor proaching, we are turning to the CWD in the state.” next line of defense: hunters.” At the later stages of the disease, Strickland said efforts are more infected deer will show symptoms intense in the CWD management such as extreme weight loss and zone, which includes portions excessive salivation, but deer in the of Issaquena, Sharkey and War- early stages of the disease may not ren counties. Hunters in or near have obvious symptoms at the time the zone need to be aware of the of harvest. zone’s boundaries and the rules for “Don’t trust appearances when that area. Supplemental feeding is determining if a deer has CWD,” he banned throughout the zone, and said. “Be cautious, and treat every carcasses may not be moved outside carcass as if it is positive for the dis- the area. ease.” Regardless of their location in Extension meat scientist By- Mississippi, Strickland encouraged ron Williams said anytime deer are all wildlife enthusiasts to stop using showing signs of CWD, it is safest to supplemental feeders to entice deer harvest but not consume the meat. to an area. Instead, plant food plots “Take precautions whenever between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15 if con- dressing wild game,” he said. “Wear ditions allow. rubber or latex gloves, and make “Supplemental feeders, such as sure utensils and cutting surfaces licks and feeders, can spread ill- are sterilized before and after using nesses even if CWD is not an issue,” them.” he said. “It is short-sighted to only Williams recommended hunt- consider bringing deer closer for ers err on the side of caution when a season without considering the dressing deer meat. potential for long-term damage to “Remember that some body parts population numbers. Once the dis- -- spine, nerve endings, small in- ease becomes established in an area, testine and the head and associated research suggests that eradication is parts -- have higher concentrations unlikely.” of the proteins that cause the dis- The Mississippi Department of ease,” Williams said. “Avoid cutting Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks will those body parts, and make head re- host collection sites for hunters to moval the final cut.” bring harvested deer for testing on There are three recommended the season’s peak days: Nov. 17, Nov. disposal methods for unwanted por- 23, Dec. 29-30 and Jan. 5-6. The sites tions of deer carcasses: leave them will be at Enid, Tupelo, Rosedale, at the harvest site; double-bag and Holcomb, Crawford, Redwood, For- send them to an approved, lined est, Canton, Toomsuba, Magnolia, landfill; or bury them 8 feet deep or Purvis, Poplarville, Vancleave and more. Never dump them in ditches Natchez. or waterways. 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By Paige Manning as many as we can,” said Gipson. Director of Marketing Two recently announced initia- and Public Relations - MDAC tives were developed from ideas ex- pressed during the tour. The Genu- Commissioner of Agriculture and ine MS International Agricultural Commerce Andy Gipson is wrap- Trade Initiative is being developed ping up his statewide 2018 Genu- to create additional foreign market ine MS Summer Listening Tour. A opportunities for producers and top priority of Commissioner Gip- agribusinesses and increase invest- son when taking office was to visit ment in Mississippi. The MDAC farms in all regions across the state Agriculture Internship Program getting personal feedback from the is being designed to promote ap- farmers on their issues, challenges prenticeships for Mississippi youth and opportunities. While it initially began as a tour in agricultural related work. “The comprised of 34 stops, it quickly greatest investment we can make evolved into a tour with visits in for Mississippi agriculture is in our over 60 counties statewide. Gipson young people, and we are making visited farms, both large and small, this our top priority,” said Gipson. that grow some of Mississippi’s top As part of his efforts to ensure commodities such as poultry, tim- that farmers have the tools and the ber, cotton, soybeans, corn, beef freedom that they need to continue cattle, dairy, catfish, peanuts and feeding and clothing the world, blueberries. In addition, he visited Commissioner Gipson is commit- farms with niche crops such as ted to working closely with federal Mississippi-grown tea, as well as ag- agencies to rollback unnecessary ritourism operations. regulations, and he plans to evalu- “I appreciate all of those who wel- ate state regulations as well. One comed me onto their farms and into example is the recent rollback of their shops to let me know what is the U.S. Environmental Protec- on their minds,” said Commissioner tion Agency’s “Waters of the United Gipson. “Our farmers and ranchers States” (WOTUS) rule. Addition- face numerous challenges, many of ally, MDAC will continue to actively which they can’t control. This tour promote products grown, raised, has allowed me to hear about these crafted, and made in Mississippi critical issues and their impacts di- through the Genuine MS program, rectly from those that are affected which was launched in July. every day.” Commissioner Gipson will be ex- Commissioner Gipson listened tending the farm tour into the fall as farmers voiced concerns on top- to have the opportunity to visit ad- ics ranging from roads and bridges ditional areas of the state. To find to trade, workforce availability and out which areas of the state he will burdensome regulations. He has be touring, upload the tour map taken the information gleaned from found at https://www.mdac.ms.gov/ the tour and is working on behalf of wp-content/uploads/Missisisppi- Mississippi farmers and ranchers to Map.pdf. address these concerns. “The need for roads and bridges in our rural areas is critical, and I was able to help communicate just how crucial the condition of infrastructure like this can be to a farmer’s bottom line to our legislators. I want to thank Governor Phil Bryant and the Mis- sissippi Legislature for taking quick action in addressing our rural state, county and municipal roads and bridges to help get commodities to the market,” said Gipson. Gipson and staff at the Mississip- pi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) are discussing agency goals and devising plans to move Mississippi agriculture forward. “I heard a tremendous number of ideas and concerns from our farmers, ranchers and landowners while on the road. Although the De- Commissioner Andy Gipson enjoyed visiting with Larry Glass, founder of partment can’t realistically address Dr. Jeffrey Gore, MSU Associate Extension/Research Professor and Com- Heartwood, a manufacturing plant located in Star, Miss., where birdhouses every issue, we are putting together missioner Andy Gipson discussing the importance of row crop research are constructed and shipped nationwide with a few shipped internationally. a strategic plan of action to address and technology. For more information visit www.eheartwood.com.