AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 1

From the

tractor

Steve Troxler

Commissioner

LXXXIII - No. 4 April 2008

Horse Events

( See Century, page 2) * Shows subject to change. Call before attending. More horse events listed in Bucolic Briefs.

Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, ( 919) 733- 4845.

April 5 & 6 .......... Appaloosa Show. Contact Jim Vickers, ( 336) 998- 3266.

April 8 ................. Renaissance Rally. Contact Donna Varner- Sheaves, ( 919) 544- 2817.

April 11- 13 .......... N. C. Arabian Show. Contact Rory Meacham, ( 919) 544- 2817.

April 18- 20 .......... Easter Bunny Quarter Horse. Contact Margaret Byrd, ( 910) 892- 3221.

April 25- 27 .......... NCHJA “ C” Indoors. Contact Becca Mispel, ( 919) 556- 7321.

April 29- May 3 ... Tommie Turvey Shows. Contact Sammy Jenkins, ( 919) 208- 3422.

May 3 & 4 ........... Triangle Wide Horsemens Assn. Show. Contact Sammy Jenkins, ( 919) 362- 8203.

May 8- 10 ............. Plantation Walking Horse Show. Contact Lila Corey, ( 919) 556- 0161.

May 17 ................ Wake Co. 4- H Horse Show. Contact Heather Tart, ( 919) 250- 1093.

Western N. C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, ( 828) 687- 1414.

April 1, 8, 15

& 22 .................... Blue Ridge Cowboy Church. Contact Louis Gibson, ( 828) 273- 9635.

April 3 & 17 ....... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

April 5 ................. WNC Open Horse Show Circuit. Doyle Enloe, ( 828) 697- 8785.

April 12- 13 .......... Dennis Reis – No Dust Tour. Contact Amber Stallins, ( 800) 732- 8220.

April 15 & 16 ...... Lippizzaner Stallions. Contact Barb Boree, ( 407) 336- 0366.

April 18 & 19 ...... Paint Horse Show. Contact Rob Waddell, ( 704) 545- 2241.

May 1 .................. Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

May 3 .................. Sheriff Mounted Patrol Open Horse Show. Contact Wallace Mooney, ( 828) 606- 7971.

May 4 .................. Western District 4- H Horse Show. Contact Asheley Swager, ( 828) 456- 3575.

May 9 & 10 ......... Asheville Spring Classic Horse Show. Contact Ray Cloninger, ( 704) 483- 5000.

Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, ( 252) 792- 5111.

April 5 & 6 .......... NE Dist. 4- H Horsemanship School. Contact Beth Tew, ( 252) 753- 8069.

April 11- 13 .......... SERHA Spring Celebration & Derby. Contact Jimmy Whitley, ( 919) 699- 2771.

April 17- 20 .......... EC Miniature Horse Club Spring Fling. Contact Trish Andrews, ( 252) 799- 0334.

April 26 & 27 ...... 5th Annual Circle B – Roanoke Rentals Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, ( 252) 799-

0334.

May 2 & 3 ........... NW Dist. 4- H Horse Show. Contact Ellen Owens, ( 252) 232- 2262.

May 9- 11 ............. NCQHA Dist. V Spring Classic Quarter Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, ( 252) 753- 8069.

May 17 & 18 ....... SE Dist. 4- H Horse Show. Contact Marlo King, ( 252) 527- 3887.

Water- wise gardening

info and tools available

( See Water- wise, pg. 3)

A century is a long time.

It is an especially long

time for a farm to remain

in one family’s possession

when you think about all the

trials and hardships farmers

have faced through the years

including the Great Depres-sion,

droughts, fl oods and

growing development pres-sure.

I am proud that many

family farms in North Caro-lina

can claim 100 years of

continuous ownership. In

fact, more than 1,600 farms

are part of our department’s

Century Farm Family pro-gram,

and we keep getting

more applications for this

program every month.

I was recently in Bruns-wick

County to celebrate the

addition of 32 new members

to the Century Farm family

fold. It was a great day and

a great celebration of North

Carolina’s number one in-dustry

– agriculture.

I am inspired by the sto-ries

I hear from these fami-lies

and the pride they take

in their land and profession.

As a farmer myself, I un-derstand

very well how dif-fi

cult it is to keep the land in

the family, to turn down of-fer

after offer after offer for

your land and to toil long

hours and never know if

Mother Nature will cooper-ate

with you on your crops.

The Century Farm pro-gram

is a way to honor and

recognize the sacrifi ce and

dedication of these families

who value, appreciate and

work every day to preserve

a way of life that is anything

but easy.

Agriculture has been

the backbone of our state’s

economy since its founding.

It is the reason we have fi rst-

North Carolina’s boll weevil assessment for 2008 has been set

at $ 2.10 per acre, 40 cents less than last year’s fee.

The fee supports the N. C. Department of Agriculture and Con-sumer

Services’ joint program with the Boll Weevil Eradication

Foundation of North Carolina to monitor cotton acreage for boll

weevil activity and to respond promptly with eradication treat-ments

if necessary.

“ Even though cotton acreage in the state was lower last year,

cotton continues to be a signifi cant crop for our farmers,” said

Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “ We need to continue

to protect our state’s cotton from potential re- introductions of the

boll weevil.”

The boll weevil was eradicated in North Carolina in 1986.

The foundation, in cooperation with the NCDA& CS Plant In-dustry

Division, implements the program. With foundation over-sight,

contractors install and monitor traps from late summer until

after harvest and frost.

For the 2008 growing season, the foundation is implementing

a new grid trapping system that will install one trap per 160 acres

of cotton planted. It will employ the latest technology in digital

map imaging, data recording and quality control using a high- tech

barcode scanning system.

Because the focus of North Carolina’s program has shifted

from eradication to monitoring for re- infestation, the number of

traps visible in the fi eld will decrease. As such, each trap placed

in the fi eld will be critical and producers are encouraged to con-tact

the foundation if traps are knocked down. In streamlining the

program, grower costs will be minimized while still maintaining a

high level of quality in trapping and monitoring, said Gene Cross,

director of the NCDA& CS Plant Industry Division.

A total of 21,837 traps were placed and maintained on 18,316

Boll weevil assessment is

$ 2.10 per acre for 2008

( See Boll weevil, pg. 2)

In the wake of one of the

most severe droughts in recent

history, nursery and landscap-ing

businesses are taking ex-tra

steps to educate consumers

about water- wise gardening

techniques that can help maxi-mize

the benefi ts of rain to min-imize

long dry spells.

With water restrictions in

place in many communities

across the state, some consum-ers

have simply opted not to pur-chase

plants or use landscaping

services. But homeowners and

plant lovers do have options

that allow them to enjoy their

plants and gardening.

“ Right now, everyone in the

green industry is down on their

knees praying it will rain,” said

Tina Mast of Raleigh’s Home-wood

Nurseries. “ We want

people to know they can come

out and replace the plants they

lost during the summer and fall

drought of 2007 and we’ll help

them fi gure out the best species

and layout for their yards and

gardens.”

Homewood, which is on a

private well water system, is

helping its customers by giv-ing

away free milk jugs of wa-ter

and stocking rain barrels to

catch recyclable water. It has

also developed educational bro-chures

and Web site tips.

A new promotional cam-paign,

Water- Wise Works! also

seeks to educate the public on

how they can successfully grow

plants in the home landscape

even during periods of drought

and water restrictions. The

Water- Wise Works! campaign

partners the NCDA& CS with

the N. C. Green Industry Coun-cil

and N. C. State University’s

horticulture department. Wa-ter-

Wise Works! emphasizes

six important areas that will

help homeowners maintain an

attractive landscape with less

water. A central component of

the campaign is the Web site

www. TarHeelGardening. com,

developed by the N. C. Nursery

and Landscape Association and

NCDA& CS.

“ I think there’s a misconcep-tion

that you can’t buy plants

and shrubbery during a time of

drought,” said Bill Glenn, an

NCDA& CS marketing special-ist.

“ But with the expertise of

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Brian Long ................................... Editor

Andrea E. Ashby ................. Mng. Editor

Terri Allen .................. Advertising Mgr.

Jen Nixon ......................... Assoc. Editor

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DIVISIONS

Agronomic ........... Dr. Colleen Hudak- Wise

Emergency Programs ......... Sharron Stewart

Food Distribution ......................... Gary Gay

Food & Drug ............................ Joe Reardon

Human Resources ................... Ben Harward

Marketing .................................... Tom Slade

Meat & Poultry Inspection ... Don Delozier

N. C. State Fair ........................ Wesley Wyatt

Plant Industry ............................ Gene Cross

Property & Construction ...... Kent Yelverton

Public Affairs ............................. Brian Long

Research Stations ..................... Eddie Pitzer

Standards ......................... Stephen Benjamin

Statistics .......................... Herb Vanderberry

Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette

Veterinary ...................... Dr. David Marshall

Chief Deputy Commissioner:

N. David Smith Jr.

Assistant Commissioners:

Howard Isley

David McLeod

Dr. Richard Reich

Bucolic Briefs

The N. C. Cattlemen’s Association will hold a spring stocker sale April 2 at 7 p. m. at Kilby’s Livestock

Market in North Wilkesboro. The sale is expected to feature 800 head of cattle. For more, contact the N. C.

Cattlemen’s Association at ( 919) 552- 9111, N. C. State University at ( 919) 515- 7772 or N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer Services at ( 919) 733- 7136. The market number is ( 336) 838- 3442.

***

The Agritourism Networking Association will host a series of workshops in April focused on issues related

to agritourism ventures. Following are the dates and locations: April 3 at the Sen. Bob Martin Eastern

Agricultural Center in Williamston; April 8 at the Orange County Extension Offi ce in Hillsborough; April

10 in Asheville at a location to be announced; April 17 at the Iredell County Extension Offi ce in Statesville;

April 14 at the Tarkil Branch Farm’s Homestead Museum in Beulaville in Onslow County.

Workshops will cover such topics as defi ning agritourism opportunities for a farm, hospitality hints

and marketing tips, liability issues, agritourism success stories and information on Voluntary Agricultural

Districts. The program also offers farmers and others a chance to network and learn from one another.

Workshops will run from 4 - 7: 30 p. m. Cost is $ 12 and includes dinner and materials. For more information,

contact Martha Glass, manager of the N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Agritourism

Offi ce, at ( 919) 733- 7887 or by e- mail at martha. glass@ ncmail. net.

***

The Johnston County Horse Show Series features monthly horse shows starting at 8: 30 a. m. at the

Johnston County Livestock Arena in Smithfi eld. A negative Coggins test is required for all horses. Cost is

$ 7.50 per class. Following are upcoming show dates: April 12 and May 17. Rain dates for all shows are the

following day. For more, contact Michele McLaughlin, ( 919) 934- 1344 or e- mail sileeno@ ipass. net.

***

The Annual Corn Planting Day will be held April 12 at Indian Ridge Farm in Linden. Visitors can see

land cultivated and planted using old- time equipment pulled by draft horses, mules and oxen. Teams are

welcome to participate, but no dogs are allowed. The event is free. For more, contact Wayne Collier at ( 910)

980- 0066 evenings.

***

The Sedgefi eld Hunt is putting on an AERC- sanctioned endurance ride April 12 at the J. Robert Gordon

Field Trial Grounds in Hoffman. There will be 30- mile and 55- mile races, plus a 15- mile ride. For more, call

Sue Showfety at ( 336) 622- 3236 or go to www. Sedgefi eldhunt. com.

***

The Equestrian Exchange Consignment Spring Sale will be held April 18- 20 at the Village at North Elm

in Greensboro. Hours are 10 a. m. to 9 pm., April 18; 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., April 19 and 10 a. m. to 6 p. m., April 20.

The sale will include horse- related tack, saddles, barn supplies, riding clothing, gifts, helmets, boots for all

disciplines of riding. Items can be dropped off April 16 and 17, and unsold items can be picked up April 21.

Pre- registration is required. Volunteers shop before consignors and consignors shop before the public. For

more, call Lynn Beeson at ( 336) 697- 1097 or go to www. EquestrianExchange. com.

***

The Sandhills Region of the United States Equine Rescue League is holding its annual Field Day April

19 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. at Circle M Ranch in Sanford. The event will feature live training demonstrations,

giveaways, tack sale, vendors, music and food. Visitors can also bring their dogs tp participate in a pet contest

( proof of rabies vaccination required). The fi eld day cost is $ 5 for adults, free for kids 12 and under. Proceeds

will benefi t horses under the care of USERL. For more, contact Jennifer Carpenter at ( 910) 281- 0852.

***

The Cabarrus County Master Gardener Volunteer Association will host a Herb and Plant Festival April

19 from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. at the Piedmont Farmers’ Market in Concord. Admission, parking, educational

speakers and demonstrations are free. More than 80 gardening- themed vendors will be on site. The event

will be held rain or shine. For more, contact Becky Lewis at ( 704) 920- 3326 or ( 704) 920- 3310 or go to http://

cabarrus. ces. ncsu. edu.

***

The 7th Annual Rusty Pistons Antique Tractor Show & Festival will be held April 25- 27 in Monroe. The

event features hundreds of antique tractors, new tractor and lawn mower dealers, hit- and- miss engines,

crafts, kiddie tractor pull, pony rides, hay wagon rides, kiddie train rides, gospel and bluegrass music, food,

old farm equipment, an auction benefi tting hospice and more. Miss North Carolina 2008, Jessica Jacobs, will

also appear. For more, call Reid Helms at ( 704) 624- 6105 or go to www. rustypistonstractorshow. com.

***

The Joyful Noise Open Horse Series will be held 4- T Stables in Lewisville April 26, May 24, June 28, July

26, Aug. 23, Sept. 27 and Oct. 25 featuring English, Western and gaming divisions. The event includes youth,

open and amateur classes. For more, contact Joyful Noise Farm at ( 336) 786- 9130 or ( 336) 429- 6240.

***

The Davidson County Horsemen’s Association annual Open Horse Show will be held April 26 at the

Thoroughbred Training Center in Davie County. The show will benefi t four Davidson County charities. A

negative Coggins test is required for all horses. Gates open at 8 a. m. High Point award given under DCHA

rules, youth sportsmanship award given ( 18 & under). Free for spectators. For more, contact James or

Karen Jones, ( 336) 731- 2051 or 242- 3996 or e- mail at jmjones54@ triad. rr. com.

***

The Eastern Carolina Vintage Farm Equipment Association will hold its 7th Annual Antique Farm

Equipment Days May 2 and 3 at the Wayne Regional Fairgrounds in Goldsboro. The event will feature

antique tractors, hit- and- miss engines, a kiddie tractor race, food and crafts. Anyone interested in showing

their antique tractor or old equipment is welcome. Admission is free. For more, contact Jerry McGinnis at

( 919) 735- 5503.

***

The 2nd Mid- Atlantic Texas Longhorn Field Day will be held May 10 at 8 a. m. in Reidsville at the N. C.

State University research facility. Bulls, cows, steers and calves will be on display, showcasing breeding

programs. Speakers will focus on other longhorn- related topics. For more, contact Pat Brown at ( 336) 541-

6596 or Zach Moffi tt at ( 336) 879- 1752 or e- mail at zach@ rollingmlonghorns. com.

***

The N. C. Pecan Growers Association will be hosting a Twi- Light Orchard Tour June 3 at Lake View

Pecans in Bailey. The tour begins at 5 p. m. and will address various production, marketing and management

topics with demonstrations in the orchard and pecan tree nursery. The event is free and pre- registration is

not required. For more, contact Bill Bunn at ( 919) 815- 5764 or e- mail at b. bunn@ earthlink. net or Laurie

Wood at ( 910) 532- 4208 or laurie. wood@ ncmail. com.

***

The N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will host the fi rst Got to Be NC Festival

June 5- 8 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. The event will be a celebration of N. C. agriculture and heritage

and will feature North Carolina food products, a display of antique farm equipment, tractor and mule pulls,

music, a state barbecue competition and much more. Admission is free. There is a $ 5 fee for Grandstand

concerts and pulls. Mark your calendars now for this inaugural event. For more, go to www. ncagfest. com.

***

The N. C. Percheron Horse Association will hold its annual Field Day on June 7 at 11 a. m. at Rolling

Hills Percherons in Winston- Salem. Activities include hay making, draft horses under saddle, driving

demonstrations with carts, 2- and 4- horse hitches, wagon rides, clogging and an appearance by guest of honor

NASCAR legend Humpy Wheeler. The event is free. For more, contact Jeremy Hancock at ( 336) 399- 3837.

***

The Mid State Tractor Heritage Association will host its 2nd Annual Tractor Drive June 21 beginning at 9

a. m. at the Vintage John Deere Tractor Museum in Trinity. The drive will wind through Caraway Mountain

west of Asheboro before returning to the museum. Registration starts at 7 a. m. and the entry fee is $ 30.

Participating tractors must be able to travel at least 10 miles per hour. Proceeds will benefi t the Randolph

County FFA Scholarship Fund. For more, go to www. midstatetractorheritage. org or call Doug Nixon at ( 336)

736- 7103, Kelly Wicker at ( 336) 318- 5109 or Todd Nance at ( 336) 465- 0384.

class hospitals, outstanding uni-versities

and thriving urban cit-ies.

Agriculture still powers our

economy to the tune of about

$ 66 billion annually.

The Century Farm program

started in 1970 as part of an

ambitious agricultural project

of the N. C. State Fair. That

year’s fair theme was “ Salute

to Agriculture,” and more than

800 Century farms were rec-ognized.

We have continued to

add farms every year as they

have qualifi ed for inclusion.

Every fi ve years, the State Fair

has invited Century Farm fami-lies

to celebrate this unique ac-complishment

and to recognize

our state’s storied agricultural

heritage.

I attended my fi rst Century

Farm program in 2005 and

it was a great event. Close to

1,500 people took part in the

reunion, and I thought then that

we needed to do this more often

than every fi ve years.

So, this year we will be hold-ing

our Century Farm Family

reunion on Wednesday, Oct. 22,

making the reunion every three

years instead of every fi ve.

I hope Century Farm mem-bers

will mark their calendars

for this year’s reunion and

Livestock events

July 12- 19 ....... American Dairy Goat Association National Show,

Louisville, Ky. Contact Shirley McKenzie, ( 828)

286- 3801.

Oct. 11- 18 ........ American Dairy Goat Association Convention, Roh-nert

Park, Calif. Contact Shirley McKenzie, ( 828)

286- 3801.

make plans to attend. We will

be sending out more informa-tion

this summer and fall re-minding

members it is coming.

I am excited about hosting the

reunion again and hope we will

have even more people attend

this year.

Anyone with a farm that

has been in continuous fam-ily

ownership for 100 years or

more is eligible to apply for

the program. An application

can be downloaded at www.

ncagr. com/ paffairs/ century or

may also be obtained by calling

( 919) 733- 4216.

Applicants have to list the

ownership of the land for the

past 100 years. Century Farms

receive a certifi cate and a metal

outdoor sign signifying the

farm as a Century Farm. Fami-lies

are also invited to attend

the reunion at the State Fair.

Century Farm families are

the fi ber that binds our agri-cultural

past and present and

they provide a link between our

state’s urban and rural commu-nities.

I am proud of the com-mitment

that all our farm fami-lies

share to this way of life and

to this connection to the land.

We all benefi t from their perse-verance.

Century Farms

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

Boll weevil

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

cotton fi elds in 55 counties in 2007. To allow for trapping and moni-toring,

cotton growers are required to certify cotton acreage informa-tion

with their local Farm Service Agency offi ce by July 1. The top

three cotton- producing counties in the state were Halifax, Northamp-ton

and Martin. North Carolina ranks sixth in the nation in cotton

production and acreage.

To learn more about the boll weevil monitoring program, go to

www. ncagr. com/ plantind/ plant/ entomol/ BW. htm.

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Lemon and white Basset hound,

male, AKC, reg. Kimberly Fonville,

Raleigh 919- 602- 2514.

Great Pyrenees AKC reg,, female to

breed and guard Boer goats, reasonable,

my male was born 6/ 07. Chuck Melton,

Lowgap 336- 325- 9723.

Blue tic Beagle stud service, not

registered. James Hayes, Jr., Rockingham

910- 895- 2688.

Rabbits you don’t want, Free. Russell

Thompson, Linwood 336- 596- 7796.

Great Pyrenees stud dog with OFA

hips or possibly a puppy from OFA

clear parents. Tim Swain, Yadkinville

336- 961- 6016.

Rabbits for meat. Dan Cooke, Rocky

Mount 252- 446- 0776.

Small Animals

Wanted

Small Animals

For Sale

In accordance with state law,

puppies and dogs advertised in the

Agricultural Review which are 4 mos.

or older must have current rabies

vaccinations. This rule also includes

dogs at stud.

Ads MUST include the age of the

canines at the time of publication,

and a copy of the rabies certifi cate

or a statement that all animals have

current shots.

NOTICE

SMALL ANIMALS

Jack Russell terriers parents on site,

great hunting bloodline, $ 300-$ 350; at

stud Jack Russell, pedigree, 3 to choose

from, fee, $ 300. Larry Price, 252- 568-

2391 or 559- 3109.

Rat terrier pups UKCI reg., fam-ily

raised, $ 150/ ea. Raymond Sharpe,

Graham 336- 684- 3852.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC reg.,

parents on farm in pasture with goats,

DNA profi le, $ 200/ ea. David Griffi n,

Marshville 704- 624- 5978.

Australian shepherd pups, NSDR

reg., natural bobtail, red/ black tris, working

dogs or family pets, $ 200; at stud red tri,

Las Rocosa bloodline, medium size, fee

$ 200. Deborah Willard, Winston- Salem

336- 788- 1438.

German shorthair pointer pups,

AKC, parents on site, bred for quail, close

working, or pet, $ 250. Don and Linda

Smith, Albertson 252- 568- 4938.

Great Pyrenees pups excellent qual-ity,

raised with livestock, parents on site,

$ 350/ ea. Debbie Bracken, Mocksville

336- 671- 3117.

At stud Border collie, ABC reg.,

traditional markings, Welsh pedigree,

not local, fee, $ 300. Earl Self, Dallas

704- 922- 2990.

Australian pups, mini and toy,

family raised, ASDR lots of blue eyed

pups, DOB 1/ 08 another litter born

2/ 08, $ 550 up. Gwen Thorne, Tarboro

252- 903- 3345.

Bloodhound pups, AKC reg.,

$ 400. Charles Bradley, Gibsonville

336- 449- 6997.

Rabbits New Zealand, Dutch, Missouri

cotton tail, Holland lop, English spot,

Harlequin, Netherland dwarf, great color,

babies and breeders, $ 15-$ 20. Natalie

Maness, Snow Camp 336- 376- 8324.

Rabbits Georgia redback good for

training dogs, replenish areas, meat and

pets, $ 11/ ea. L. J. Smith, Thomasville

336- 476- 4112.

3 Jack Russell terrier mix pups,

all female, $ 75/ ea. J. W. Hayes, Jr.,

Rockingham 910- 894- 2688.

Australian shepherd pups reg., family

raised, great pet, $ 200. Terri Hendrix,

Millers Creek 336- 973- 5177.

Bluetick pups some dark with black

patches and some light ticked, good

bloodlines, 1 female and 4 males, $ 150.

Travis Evans, Mebane 919- 563- 3494.

Rabbits Holland lop, males, females,

babies and breeding stock, various

colors. Morgan Sessoms, Robbins

910- 639- 4729.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC, raised

with goats, parents on site, ready 4/ 08,

$ 350. Janey Scruggs, Charlotte 704-

392- 2255.

Great Pyrenees, 2 ½ y/ o female

and 18 m/ o male, AKC, excellent breed-ing

record, $ 500/ for both; two Great

Pyrenees pups, AKC, 6 m/ o, $ 150/ ea;

4 Great Pyrenees pups, AKC, DOB

2/ 08, $ 250/ ea. B. Madison, China Grove

704- 402- 9055.

Border collie pups, DOB 2/ 08 and

started sheep dogs, excellent trial and

bloodlines, $ 250 up. Ben Sherrod, Sims

252- 291- 6728.

At stud German shepherd, AKC,

European import, black and tan, saddle

back, fee $ 350. Ivan Whiteheart, Win-ston-

Salem 336- 769- 9851.

At stud Jack Russell terrier, reg.,

fi eld work and conformation pedigree,

excellent temperament, fee, $ 250. Kate

Woods, Carthage 910- 947- 6665.

Lab English blockhead big stout

pups, Intern’l excellent bloodlines, all

colors, health record given and pedigree

with breeder instructions, $ 400 to $ 600.

Roger Melville, Charlotte 704- 568- 0312

rjmelvillejr@ yahoo. com

Dachshund pups black/ tan, 8- 9 lbs

adult size, 3 males, 2 females, ready

3/ 08, $ 400. M. Courtney, Burgaw 910-

259- 1197.

Rabbits New Zealand, meat, male

and females, $ 9. N. Shirley, Topton

828- 321- 9036.

Feist pups, DOB 2/ 08, farm squirrel

dogs, parents on site, $ 100/ ea. Steve

Cox, Sanford 919- 776- 7730.

Great Pyrenees pups, AKC, reg.,

parents are great working dogs, great

bloodlines, $ 350. Craig Lawing, Bostic

828- 245- 1055.

Bird dogs, FDSB reg., pointers, set-ters,

males and females, $ 200-$ 800. J. W.

Sorrell, Jr., Dunn 910- 890- 4252.

Beagle pups, full blood, black and

white, $ 100. Curtis Whitley, Concord

704- 788- 1398.

Lab pups, AKC, block head yellow

or chocolate silver factored, excellent

pedigree, championship bloodlines,

ready 3/ 08, $ 500. Lori Osborn, Sparta

336- 372- 1850.

English shepherd pups bred for

working stock, guardian, farm raised,

raising this bloodline for 20 years,

$ 225/ ea. Jack Huneycutt, Locust 704-

888- 2859.

Pointer males 2 y/ o and 2 ½ y/ o,

Elhew, Point Back handle, nice on

preserve, some wild bird experience,

$ 1,250/ ea OBO; dog boxes $ 475 OBO.

Rusty Brendle, Vale 828- 308- 0278.

Rabbits Holland lop, mini Rex,

Netherland dwarf and lion heads, vari-ous

colors, $ 10 up. Veronica Little, Vass

910- 245- 3893.

Brittany pups DOB 2/ 08, AKC

reg., liver/ white and orange/ white,

$ 200. Charles Williard, Kernersville

336- 771- 1919.

Cur dogs started treeing, reg., 15

m/ o, Leopard Cur female, $ 150; Cur

male, trees good, $ 200; Walker female,

top bloodline, red head, blanket back,

$ 600; feist squirrel dog, trees good, $ 200;

feist puppy, $ 100. Gayle Frye, Carthage

910- 639- 4947- cell or 947- 5690.

Beagle pups 4 blue tick females, 5 m/ o

in starting pen, medium speed, $ 100/ ea

if you buy all; 4 AKC FC bloodlines

blanket back, two males, two females,

7 m/ o. Fred Gentry, PO Box 145, East

Bend 27018.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC, live-stock

guardian, sire and dam on ranch,

ready 4/ 08, $ 350/ ea. James Bass, II,

Fayetteville 910- 484- 2702.

Feist, old timey farm dog, squirrel

and coon bobtail, erect ears, $ 125/ ea.

Gary Satterfield, Thomasville 336-

472- 6227.

Blue heeler pups DOB 12/ 07, males

and females, $ 150/ ea. Laurie McCollum,

Madison 336- 427- 7801.

At stud Pembroke Welsh Corgi,

AKC reg., black, tan and white, fee

$ 250. David Hatchel, Haw River 336-

376- 6772.

Jack Russell terriers great hunting

bloodline, health guarantee, parents on

site, $ 300-$ 350; at stud Jack Russell

terrier, pedigree, 3 males to choose from,

good hunters, $ 300. Larry Price, Deep

Run 252- 559- 3109.

AKC Sheltie pups 3 males, 1

female, black tris, blue merle, sable

merle, $ 450 up. Lisa Reece, Boonville

336- 961- 2908.

Australian cattledog pups AKC

reg., CH bloodlines, work or show,

blues, reds, $ 300 up. Benny Kinley,

Greensboro 336- 299- 8621 www. drk-scattledogs.

com

Australian shepherd 1 red merle,

male, DOB 7/ 07, AKC reg., $ 125; at stud

mini Dachshund, black/ tan pieball, long

hair, AKC reg., fee, $ 300. Tammy Dillard,

Granite Falls 828- 446- 4899.

Beagle pups blue tic, AKC, DOB

1/ 08, small type, parents on site, blood-lines

of Skull Camp, HoJo’s Blue Creek,

$ 175-$ 200. Gene Sasser, Mt. Olive

919- 738- 0808.

Weimaraner pups, AKC, tails

docked, genetic health guarantee, parents

on site, ready 3/ 08, good hunting, excel-lent

family dog, $ 500; Australian cattle

pups, CKC, blue heelers, great works,

very protective, $ 150. Alison Blevins,

Yadkinville 336- 961- 3323.

At stud AKC German shepherd,

import, black and tan, saddleback,

pedigree chart available, very smart, fee

$ 350. Ivan Whiteheart, Winston- Salem

336- 769- 9851.

Border collies DOB 12/ 08, reg.,

parents on site, ready 4/ 08, $ 300. Dennis

Bell, Hamptonville 336- 468- 6881.

Australian shepherds reg., DOB 4/ 08,

all colors, parents on site, $ 100 up. Scott

Helms, Marshville 704- 385- 8360.

Collie pups AKC, sable and white, tri

color, parents on site, $ 300 up. Dewayne

Tart, Lillington 910- 893- 6776.

Rabbits New Zealand and California

breeding does and bucks, $ 20/ ea. Chad

Rouse, Zebulon 919- 455- 7338.

Australian shepherd pups AKC/

ASCA reg. blue merles and black tri,

$ 400-$ 600. B. Norman, Ruffi n 336-

939- 3065.

Border collie pups ABCA reg.,

parents on site, ready 5/ 08, $ 300. John

Lee, New Salem 704- 221- 6233.

At stud Chesapeake Bay retriever,

AKC reg., fee, $ 300. Ronald Isley,

Burlington 336- 226- 5704.

Chocolate Labs AKC, great bloodlines,

big block heads, $ 300. Diane Barwick,

Magnolia 910- 271- 0660.

Boykin Spaniel pups BSS reg.

parents on site, great hunters and good

pets, DOB 3/ 08, $ 400. Libby and Jimmy

Presnell, Sparta 336- 372- 4131.

Livestock guard dogs Pyrenees,

8 m/ o, raised with goats, have been

training since day 1, mother’s hips OFA

cleared, $ 500 up. Tim Swain, Yadkinville

336- 961- 6016.

German shorthair pointers, AKC,

show and hunt, titled pedigrees, health

clearance on parents, great quail hunters,

$ 700-$ 1,000. Christy Lambright, Wake

Forest 919- 556- 5915.

Border collie/ Aussies sister and

brother, red meryl, red, 2 y/ o, gentle,

intelligent, $ 100. Peggy Taylor, Banner

Elk 828- 963- 5817.

Lab pup, AKC, black female, DOB

10/ 07, $ 150; mother black, spayed,

3 y/ o, Free. M. Kristin, Selma 919-

395- 4904.

German shorthair pointers 4 males,

liver and white, AKC, ready 3/ 08, $ 300.

Micah Sandt, Bennett 336- 215- 6435.

Border collie pups ABCA, AKC,

black white and tri color, parents onsite,

DOB 2/ 08, $ 200. Hope Smith, Kinston

252- 559- 9556.

Beagle pups, pure bred, DOB 2/ 08,

$ 100. Colt Deberry, Rockingham 910-

461- 0298.

Australian cattle dogs blue heelers,

blue and red, great working or pets, DOB

2/ 08, AKC reg., $ 250. Debbie Hinson,

Wingate 704- 582- 0408.

Labs HRCH sired, parents OFA/

CERF, black and yellow, fi eld or hunt

test prospects, shots, socialized, dew

claws removed, $ 500. Michael Parker,

Mt. Ulla 704- 278- 1699.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC reg.,

DOB 2/ 08, great livestock guardians

and pets, parents are large with great

dispositions, taking deposits now, $ 400.

Tim Barrett, Casar 704- 538- 9160.

English setters 2 males, DOB 9/ 06,

FDSB reg., parents on site , Tekoa Moun-tain

Sunrise blood line, $ 300. Arlene

Frazier, Boonville 336- 468- 8878.

Rabbits satin Angora, solid and

broken, young and adults, $ 50. Teresa

McCaw, Wake Forest 919- 266- 4356.

Rabbits for dog training and re-stocking,

$ 10. Scott Sink, Lexington

336- 250- 0685.

Rabbits Holland lop, variety of colors,

Netherland dwarf buck and does, 2 y/ o

with pedigree papers, $ 25/ for all. Donna

Cayton, Durham 919- 949- 0390.

Rabbits Tennessee redback, some

young, some ready to breed, $ 5/ ea. arry

Raper, China Grove 704- 857- 6839.

Rabbits Missouri cottontail, look

and same size as wild rabbits, great way

to start young pups, work well in start-ing

pen, $ 5/ ea. Jason Bryant, Raleigh

919- 847- 3454.

Holland lops and mini Rex $ 20

up, show and breeding stock, cages and

other supplies for sale. Lynn Rumfelt,

Charlotte 704- 588- 3447.

Dutch rabbits, blk & wht, brown

& wht, young stock avail, $ 5. Donald

Goodwin, Wadesboro 704- 475- 3650.

Bluetick x Walker cross pups,

Redbone x Plott cross pups, $ 25. Rick

Craver, Lexington 336- 414- 1588.

Two Feist males, good squirrel stock,

$ 125. Christina Creech, Thomasville

336- 474- 1131.

Bloodhound pups 12 w/ o, 3 red

females, reg., $ 500. B. J., Goldhill

704- 239- 5235.

Rabbits Tennessee red backs, $ 10 up.

D. J. Pelt, LaGrange 919- 778- 0361.

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Water- wise gardening

the people in our green industry

and a little extra effort, you can.

The Web site TarHeelGarden-ing.

com offers a number of tips

and techniques people can use

in their gardens and yards.”

Water- Wise Works! prac-tices

promote an environment

that encourages healthy plant

growth and uses careful plan-ning

and research on the best

species and layouts of plants,

trees, fl owers and turf grass that

match the landscape site. These

practices greatly reduce the

need for irrigation.

“ Good horticulture practices

such as proper plant selection,

site preparation and landscape

maintenance practices are key,”

said Barbara Fair, assistant pro-fessor

of horticultural science

and N. C. Cooperative Extension

landscape specialist at NCSU.

“ We need to use all the tools

available because none of these

methods alone will work.”

It’s most important to choose

tough plants that can withstand

both extremes, Fair said. In

choosing a landscape, don’t

create a desert landscape in

response to current dry condi-tions,

because in the last four

years there has also been very

rainy weather, she said. As ho-meowners

look to the future

and normal rainfall returns, they

may want to consider planting

hedges of drought- tolerant ev-ergreen

plants such as holly, ar-borvitae,

eastern red cedar and

spruce.

“ Homeowners may also

want to consider using rain

barrels or other water harvest-ing

methods such as cisterns to

make the best use of the rainfall

we do get,” Mast said. “ As our

lakes begin to fi ll back in, water

restrictions will be lowered, but

it’s always good to have addi-tional

water on hand.”

Homeowners can also help

their landscape plants survive

by keeping them healthy. For

example, use care with string

trimmers or mowers around

woody plants to avoid damag-ing

them. Some thin- barked

species will never recover from

a bark injury.

Six Tips for Water- Wise Gardening

1. Prepare your site properly. Well- prepared soils enhance root growth and reduce establish-ment

time for newly installed plants, decreasing the frequency of supplemental irrigation.

2. Select the right plants. Proper plant selection will help ensure success in all conditions.

Plant failure often occurs when a plant has been placed in a landscape area that is not conducive

for its growth. Select species that will survive droughts as well as times with plenty of water.

3. Manage turfgrass areas effectively. Well managed turf uses less water and still looks great.

Proper turf management is crucial during periods of drought. Turf provides many environmental

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4. Mulch, mulch, mulch. Proper use of mulch reduces water needs and is attractive too.

Mulch conserves moisture by reducing evaporation. Mulch around woody plants should never

be more than 3 inches deep, while mulch around herbaceous plants should never be more than 1

to 2 inches deep.

5. Water plants effi ciently. Use only as much water as needed for plant health.

Use a rain gauge in your garden to keep track of how much water your garden receives natu-rally

by rainfall. Group plants with similar water requirements together in the landscape. Apply

water just before or just after dawn to minimize evaporation.

6. Capture and recycle water. Catch water in rain barrels and cisterns for use in your land-scape.

Capture precipitation and excess irrigation water, maintaining the quality of water resources

by minimizing water lost as runoff. Homeowners installing hard surfaces in their landscapes may

want to consider pavers or other porous materials rather than concrete, as both allow penetration

of rainfall into the ground.

SOURCE: Tarheelgardening. com

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JD 1020 tractor, 1972 diesel w/ power

steering, nice orig. paint, always sheltered,

2nd owner, 2209 hrs., owners manual,

$ 6,200; Intl. two blade bottom plow,

fast hitch, $ 250. Walt Dillon, Wendell

919- 365- 3611 aft. 6 p. m

JD 2 row planter w/ fert. hoppers,

$ 500; KMC 2 row rolling cult., 2 fert.

hoppers, $ 500; 2 ton Long elect. hoist,

plug into 110, $ 750. Carlton Cole Jr.,

Aberdeen 910- 295- 6933.

JD tractor, 5400 diesel, sold for

parts only, 64hp, burned in fi re, $ 1,000

OBO. Walter Koontz, Cleveland 704-

278- 2623.

NH TR 86 combine, 973 fl ex grain

head, 16 ft., 4WD, 2,600 hrs., EC, fi eld

ready, $ 39,500 OBO. Glenn/ Carlton

Phifer, Peachland 704- 272- 7993 or

695- 2362.

JD grain drill, pull type, 10’ w/ cyl.

lift, $ 650; 1 row mule drawn bean

picker, $ 350. J. R. Hinton, Princeton

919- 936- 3501.

IH Cub Cadet model # 1200, no

deck, $ 450 fi rm. C. E. Redmond, Mat-thews

704- 847- 8231.

1996 Ford 6640 SLE C/ A/ H 4,800

hrs., EC, $ 21,000; 1980 MF 2705 CAH,

duals, 8 spd., GC, $ 12,000. Roy Watts,

Trinity 336- 434- 5727.

JD 40 tractor, $ 2,700. M. Moss,

Concord 704- 782- 4379.

Kelley B- 70 3 pt. backhoe w/ 2 ft.

bucket, GC, $ 1,700. Roger Prince, Tabor

City 910- 625- 5288.

Two bucket hay tedder, Sitrex

brand, VGC, $ 800 OBO; JD hay rake,

GC, used last season, has new paint, fi eld

ready, $ 700 OBO. Laura Livengood,

Lexington 336- 853- 7133.

JD 3300 combine w/ 13’ bean head

& 2- row corn head, $ 4,500 OBO. Pam

Griffi n, Fuquay- Varina 919- 552- 0823.

JD 640 hay rake, GC, $ 1,000; 6,000

lbs. tow motor, mast converted to 3- pt.

hitch, $ 300. Johnny Massey, Burlington

336- 337- 2913 or 584- 3144.

MF 275 w/ front end loader & box

scrape w/ weights, approx. 70hp w/ 2,200

hrs., GC, $ 9,000. James Lewis, High

Point 336- 869- 0343.

Farmall “ H”, runs & looks good,

no 3 pt. hitch, $ 2,100. Richard Smith,

Gibson 910- 268- 2527.

JD grain drill 8200, 10’- 7” spacing,

VGC, sheltered, $ 1,500; Ford 4- row

pull planter, series- 311, GC, $ 800; 100

gal. sprayer, new booms, hose, pump,

fi lter, dripless nozzles, sprays, 18’,

VGC, $ 900. Jimmy Franks, Garner

919- 291- 8209.

671 Ford tractor, $ 3,000; 871 Ford

tractor, PS, $ 3,950; 4000 Ford tractor

w/ loader, $ 4,500; 3 pt. fert. spreader,

$ 275; 3 pt. disc, $ 300; 5 ft. bushhog,

$ 400. Charles Willard, Yadkinville

336- 244- 1642.

1960s JD 1010 diesel tractor, good

running cond., includes scrape blade &

bushhog, $ 3,500. Ouida Newell, Carthage

910- 695- 5647.

2006 Case IH, Tiger- Mate II fi eld

cult., 26 ft. w/ harrow & rolling basket,

$ 22,000. Len Fipps, Clarendon 910-

653- 4075.

2000 JD F620 ZTrack lawnmower,

600 hrs., 20hp Kohler, 2 sets of blades,

54” deck, $ 3,000 OBO. Loren Black,

Liberty 336- 685- 9635.

1964 JD 1010, w/ cults., VGC,

$ 4,500. Earl Tulbert, Union Grove

336- 468- 2902.

95 Kubota B2100 compact trac-tor

w/ roll- bar, 21hp, 4WD, 3- pt. hitch

& front- end loader, 1,260 hrs., $ 7,200.

Annette Pruitt, Fuquay- Varina 919-

552- 3950.

2004 sod drill, 10 ft., Great Plains,

$ 14,500. Brad Myers, Winston- Salem

336- 462- 4346 or 475- 6035.

140 Farmall w/ cult., fert., works

1- pt. hitch, orig. paint & tires, second

owner, EC, $ 5,900. Otis Mendehall,

Lexington 336- 787- 4909.

48” galvanized steel belt drive box

fans, brand new, never used, w/ mesh

guards, 115/ 240V, 1hp motor w/ 2 yr.

warranty, one for $ 500 or 2 for $ 950.

Holly Hach, Cary 919- 656- 1944.

300 gallon pull type sprayer, 40 ft

booms, foam marker, roller pump, works

very good, VGC, $ 3,000 nego. Greg

Horrell, Harrells 910- 596- 8567.

Graves A71 square bale hay loader,

attaches to and runs beside truck or

trailer, $ 550. Roger Wilson, Asheboro

336- 629- 4866.

Tennsmith shop brake, 10 ft, 18

gauge, $ 2,700; ’ 96 skytrak telescoping

boom forklift, EC, need paint, $ 24,000.

Henry Bradshaw, Vale 910- 787- 3235.

NH 850 round baler, $ 3,700; 245

MF diesel, runs strong, $ 5,200; double

bottom plow, $ 65. Jeremy Albright,

Asheboro 336- 460- 0611.

JD 4230, cab, new front tires, 80%

rear, overhauled, new crank, liners,

pistons, zero hrs., new exterior kit, good

paint, $ 14,500. Greg Pope, Monroe

704- 282- 0101.

MF 255 diesel, 8 spd., 50hp, re-motes,

ROPS, good tires & GC, $ 6,800

OBO. Darren Davis, Randleman 336-

626- 9470.

MF 175, diesel eng., power steer-ing,

low hrs., external hydraul., 3 pt.

lift, good paint, GC, $ 6,500; MF 35

Deluxe, gas eng., new tires, new paint,

external hydraul., 3 pt. lift, great cond.,

$ 4,500. Merritt Wilson, Pleasant Garden

336- 215- 0304.

554 Vermeer round baler, LN,

$ 13,000; 10’ 6” bushhog 3210, $ 4,000;

489 NH haybine, $ 2,800; 856 IH

tractor, $ 6,000. Ken Jones, Mt. Ulla

704- 400- 7485.

Super A Farmall, EC, rebuilt motor,

rolling cults., 4 fi nger sweeps, 3 pt. fast

hitch, $ 6,000/ all. D. Womble, New Hill

919- 387- 0599.

AC manure spreader, PTO driven,

sheltered, GC, $ 1,500. Denise Harris,

Morganton 828- 413- 7473.

1952 8N Ford tractor w/ bushhog &

box blade, GC, $ 3,500. Allen Strickland,

Stedman 910- 483- 6674.

Stanhay 870 veg. planters, 6- row

set, $ 6,000. J. L. McLaurin, Wade 910-

323- 5207.

73 Ford 2000, 3 cyl., gas, turf tires

& woods, RB72 scrape blade, $ 3,500.

Louis Delozier, Willow Spring 919-

696- 3559.

Power King Economy tractor, serial

# 28388, 1973 model, 14hp Kohler eng.,

runs good, sheet metal in GC, $ 1,450.

Ned Story, Newton 828- 461- 0637 or

464- 6399.

Portable generator, military 1

phase- 3 phase, 10- 14kw, 4 cyl. diesel,

68 hrs., $ 3,500; 1944 JD LA tractor,

$ 2,500; Woods 8 ft. hydraul. scrape

blade, $ 1,800; 2- row front mount cults.

For JD 2940, $ 1,000; sprayer trailer for

tobacco sprayer, $ 1,000. S. Troxler,

Browns Summit 336- 601- 1006.

TE20 Ferguson diesel tractor,

VGC, $ 1,800; 601 Ford Workmaster

( 1958- 61), 390 hrs., VGC, $ 3,500; small

cut- away harrow, GC, $ 225; Lineback

plow, 2 blades, GC, $ 275. Donna Trivette,

Siloam 336- 374- 2680, lv. msg..

20 ton wood splitter, good shape,

$ 700. Jimmy Kinley, Woodleaf 704-

278- 4850.

Mitsubishi tractor, 24hp, diesel,

$ 3,500; Vermeer 186 stump grinder,

$ 2,500. Bill Kroll, Bennett 336- 879-

6505, btwn. 6 & 8 p. m.

1965 IH Cub tractor, GC, lift arm,

drawbar, rear wheel weights, new seat &

muffl er, some implements incld., family

owned since 1968, always sheltered,

$ 2,650 OBO. Kent Money, Yadkinville

336- 961- 9110.

Dresser 125- E track loader, 4- in- 1

bucket, 90% + undercarriage, power shift,

ROPS, VGC, $ 15,400; 941- C CAT track

loader, power shift, good undercarriage,

4- in- 1 bucket, ROPS & brush guard, runs

good, $ 13,500. Jim Greene, Pfafftown

336- 945- 3316.

JD 2 row planter, model 246 w/ fert.

hoppers, 3 pt., LN, $ 850; Ford 309 planter,

2 row w/ fert. hopper, 3 pt., GC, $ 675. T.

Hohn, Archdale 336- 434- 5321.

1972 IH 140, new clutch, brakes,

seals, seat, muffl er, paint, cult., fert.,

listing disk, corn planter, middlebuster,

LN tires, $ 5,700. Alex Nelson, Oak

Ridge 336- 643- 1160.

Lilliston 2- row rolling cult., no fert.,

$ 350; mechanical transplanter Co. plastic

mulch lifter, new, $ 1,350. Vincent Evans,

Fayetteville 910- 237- 3689.

Ford 3- 16” moldboard turning

plow, 3- pt. hitch, $ 325; Intl. 2- row

corn planter, 3- pt. hitch, fi berglass fert.

boxes, $ 400. Jimmy Saintsing, Sparta

336- 372- 5399.

Horse drawn equip., stalk cutter,

mowing machines & disk, $ 50 & up. Barry

Myers, Salisbury 704- 633- 3962.

1989 Kubota M5950, 62hp, new

front end loader & forks, good tires, good

paint, real good tractor, $ 14,000. David

Joyce, Walnut Cove 336- 414- 1871.

8N Ford tractor, GC, new paint,

$ 3,200. Joel Hussey, Robbins 910-

464- 2933.

1948 Farmall Cub, w/ cult. & draw-bar,

good sheetmetal, starts & runs VG,

$ 2,000 OBO. Jimmy Kinley, Woodleaf

704- 278- 4850.

JD hay rake, GC, fi eld ready, $ 500;

Fort disc mower, used two seasons,

VGC, $ 2,500. Greg Kinley, Woodleaf

704- 278- 2994.

Timberjack 230D log skidder, new

winch, recent overhauled eng., ready to

log, GC, $ 11,500; Lely 240, 6 disc, 7’

mower, under cover, EC, $ 3,500. Mike

Shaffner, Pinnacle 336- 325- 2953.

8N Ford tractor, great cond.,

$ 3,000. Billy Breeden, Haw River

336- 578- 3454.

MF 3 pt. hay rake, $ 500; Lely Lotus

300 3 pt. hay rake/ tedder, $ 800; Sun-fl

ower- wheel rake, 3 pt., $ 400 neg. Josh

Wagoner, Jonesville 336- 469- 2967.

Farmall 140, all cults., dist., gang

disk, dbl. 16” turn plow, 6’ scrape, orig.

12v system, EC, early 70s model, $ 6,500.

Lee Sexton, Whiteville 910- 640- 2696.

JD 6600 combine, 4WD w/ 444

corn head & 216 fl ex bean head; 8- row

vert. fold knifi ng rig w/ 200 gal. tank,

$ 1,500-$ 5,500. Robert Cannon, Beulaville

910- 389- 3509.

Pallet forks for tractor bucket,

clamp- on type, new, rated at 800 lbs.,

$ 205. Bob Hester, Gibsonville 336-

329- 8466.

NH 847 autowrap baler, EC, $ 3,500;

NH 463 disc mower, EC, $ 3,000; NH

66 square baler, GC, $ 800; JD 350

rake, GC, $ 500. Ralph Hale, Marshville

704- 624- 4108.

Ford 600 gas tractor, 4 cyl., 4 spd.

w/ front- end loader, good tires, runs good

w/ 14 items of LN equip., only 1,100

hrs., $ 4,950. Dan Clubb, Walnut Cove

336- 414- 9445 or 595- 1340.

Super A Farmall, cults. & plows,

runs good, good tires, $ 2,195. Ronnie

Mills, Peachland 704- 272- 7412.

Spear w/ 3- pt. hitch for big round

bale w/ hydraul. cycle, $ 400. Wilson

Smith, Granite Falls 828- 396- 2076.

Shibaura diesel tractor SD 2200,

3- pt. hitch w/ new comfort seat comes

w/ tiller & 60” fi rst choice grooming

mower w/ new belts. All VGC, runs

great, $ 4,800. Don Hyatt, Mooreville

704- 361- 1474.

JD 420C Crawler w/ forks & log-ging

winch, good to restore or parts,

$ 2,000; Oliver Ind. 99 gas, 4 cyl., se-rial

# 701165 C 66, 20 in. front wheel,

28 in. rear wheel w/ tires, both hand &

foot throttle, $ 1,500. James Cornatzer,

Advance 336- 998- 4235.

One pt. disc, GC, 16, blades, $ 350’ 3

pt. turning plow, ( 2 14), $ 175; 3 pt. disc,

18 blades, $ 350; late model cold corn

planter w/ plate, $ 300. Charlie Fields,

Spring Hope 919- 269- 7020.

1976 Ford 3600, 500 hrs. on new

crate eng. from Ford, good tires, power

steering, needs paint, $ 6,500. Phillip

Smith, Kernersville 336- 215- 7700.

’ 76 Intl. 500 track loader, 4- in- 1

bucket, diesel, 85 % undercarriage, runs

good, $ 7,500. Terry Thompson, Chapel

Hill 919- 260- 2579.

Kubota 245C cultivating tractor,

diesel, side dresser, 1,400 hrs, GC,

$ 5,500. Mike Garrison, Weaversville

828- 645- 7828.

Bushhog, 72 in. quick change bucket,

LN, $ 600; Bushhog model BS 100 quick

change, hay spear, LN, $ 300 OBO;

Bushhog, quick change loader, fi ts 5400

JD tractor, has fi re damage, $ 600. Doc

Koontz, Cleveland 704- 278- 2623.

1991 655C Ford backhoe, EC,

$ 15,000. Darrell Faw, Lenoir 828-

757- 0067.

Hay rake, NH # 55 Rola- bar side

delivery, complete restoration, new

traction tires, bushings, seals. U- joints

& paint, $ 1,300. Tim Honeycutt, Mount

Pleasant 704- 436- 2731.

1998 NH 3930 tractor, diesel, 400

plus hrs., GC, $ 9,000 OBO. Mike Haley,

Winston- Salem 336- 722- 3329.

MF 135 diesel 38hp, rebuilt eng.

& hydraul. system, new paint, lots of

new parts, 6 ft. blade, $ 5,800. Allen

Ripley, Swansboro 252- 622- 1109 or

393- 3998.

Potato digger, 1 row, tractor PTO,

chain drive, GC, $ 650. C. A. Robin-son,

Moravian Falls 336- 921- 3249 or

902- 5240.

JD 145 front end loader, $ 2,650;

United grain cart, 400 bu., $ 4,500. Tim

Burkhart, Lexington 336- 357- 7585.

Farmall Super A tractor w/ lots of

equip., cults., hilling disc, row opener,

fert. dist., 3- pt. hitch but not on tractor,

trailer hitch, $ 4,000 fi rm. William Page,

Raleigh 919- 779- 0411.

489 NH haybind, field ready,

$ 1,800. Randy Josey, Statesville 704-

880- 7964.

Intl. Hough pay loader, diesel eng.,

lights, cab w/ heater, 4 WD, low hrs.,

bought new, garaged, VGC, $ 9,500. A. M.

Perry, Burlington 336- 227- 4244.

2 row Sulup tob. cult., model 9400,

ground driven, fert. hoppers, 3 sets of

sweeps, adj. ridgers, “ new,” $ 5,000. John

Thomas, Sanford 919- 499- 4834.

274 Intl. offset diesel cults., roll-ing

cults., $ 5,500; 4020 JD diesel, orig.

owner, w/ 148 loader, $ 10,000; Howard

Rotovator, 100,” extra tines, extra

heavy, $ 1,600. John Bowden, Advance

336- 998- 8124.

B JD tractor, new tires, 3- pt.

hitch, $ 2,000. R. L. McCain, Waxhaw

704- 843- 2863.

NH haybine mower- conditioner,

model 488, $ 5,500; Intl. 35 side- deliv-ery

rake, $ 1,300; JD fert. grain drill,

model FB117B, 11 disc, 7” spacing,

$ 800. Charles McPherson, Mebane

919- 563- 3032.

Gleaner F combine, 438 cornhead,

13” grain head, 6 cyl. gas eng., used

in ’ 07 corn crop, $ 3,050. Jeffrey Cox,

Liberty 336- 669- 1747.

3000 Ford tractor, live power,

8 spd., power steering, new wet line

control, new clutch, new inject. Pump,

paint excel., tires excel., $ 6,800. Ralph

Harris, Yadkinville 336- 463- 3396 aft.

5 p. m.

Two Yanmar 24hp diesel tractors,

$ 3,350 & $ 2,650; Power King 14hp

economy tractor, w/ mowing deck, 2

scrape blades, cults., layoffs, $ 1,850. R. B.

Wilson, Kernersville 336- 993- 4916.

Ford 4600 tractor, diesel, 52hp,

power steering, $ 7,200; David Brown

990 tractor, diesel, power steering,

$ 5,000. David Shepherd, Wilkesboro

336- 921- 3166.

1975 model 870 Case tractor, 80hp,

PS, live power, diesel, new front tires,

paint & clutch, $ 3,500. David Cheek,

Snow Camp 336- 264- 7190.

Parts for AC no- till planter, $ 5

& up cash. Thomas Cotner, Siler City

919- 742- 3446.

Four row set of rolling cults.,

tool bar is 14’ & currently set for 36”

rows, $ 350. Paul Greene, Durham 919-

598- 5621.

JD 8200 grain drill, 14 drills, 7”

spacing w/ small grass seed attach.,

always sheltered, EC, $ 2,400 or $ 2,000

cash. Reuben Holtzman, Ridgeway

252- 456- 2803.

MF 300 backhoe w/ front end loader,

Perkin eng., GC, $ 5,500; parts for MF

2K backhoe, $ 2,000; front end loader for

JCB 85hp backhoe w/ all cyl., $ 2,000;

motor, $ 1,000. Howard Williams, Cher-ryville

704- 435- 3593.

Ferguson TO- 35 tractor, 5/ 4 disk,

scraper, deep soil plow, Cole planter,

cult., small plow, all 3- pt. hitch, GC,

$ 5,000. Harvey Poole, Charlotte 704-

399- 6602.

NH 411 discbine, GC, $ 5,000. W. R.

Lanier, Asheboro 336- 629- 2938.

59 Farmall Cub tractor, LN, com-pletely

restored, 1- pt. hitch, cults., Tillis

tool, cutaway hare, bushhog, turn plow,

good tires, rebuilt eng., $ 5,500. Sam

Plaster, Summerfi eld 336- 643- 4087.

Hay baler, NH 565, LN, $ 10,000.

Woody Cox, Charlotte 704- 577- 3685.

MF 1085 cab, new blower, 4,222

hrs., bushhog front loader, quick dis-connect

loader & bucket, 1978 81 PTO

HP, $ 13,900. Hunter London, Ruffi n

336- 939- 9750.

Vicon RP 1200 round baler, 1997

or 98 model, sheltered, $ 2,500. Bobby

Anderson, Wilkesboro 336- 984- 3971.

JD 71 fl ex planters, pull type, 6 row,

no till, fi berglass hoppers, GC, $ 1,500.

D. Toney, Ellenboro 704- 473- 4642.

Komatsu D21S- 5 track loader,

845 hrs., excel. undercarriage, bucket

w/ teeth, power shift, runs & works

LN, diesel, can pull w/ a pickup, 9,000

lbs., $ 7,900. Jeff Everhart, Lexington

336- 239- 0050.

Powerhouse Prodigy mini skid steer

w/ tiller, 16hp, 2 augers, trencher, bucket,

leveler & trailer that all attach. will fi t

on, $ 6,500. Gary Thrift, Thomasville

336- 475- 2739.

JD 330 round baler, GC, $ 5,000.

Larry Gerringer, Gibsonville 336- 516-

0751.

Intl. 684 tractor, new clutch,

pressure plate, fl y wheel ring, release

bearing, pilot bearing, new fi lters &

oil, new radiator, seat cover, battery &

alternator, 9 shank tiller, $ 7,000. Donald

Fulk, King 336- 983- 4496.

8N Ford tractor, GC, new paint

w/ 5 ft. bushhog, $ 3,200. Joel Hussey,

Robbins 910- 464- 2933.

340 Intl. track loader, GC, $ 3,200

OBO; 8n Ford tractor, GC, $ 2,500

OBO. Francis Menius, Kannapolis

704- 856- 0861.

Oliver 1855, needs repair, $ 5,000

OBO; Oliver 1555 gas, loader special, in

good shape, $ 4,200 OBO. Keith Menius,

Mt. Pleasant 704- 232- 9493.

Oliver 2844, in good shape, needs

paint, $ 4,800 OBO; White 2- 44, w/ loader

& power steering, gas, GC, $ 4,500

OBO. Steve Brown, Kannapolis 980-

521- 1665.

Ford 4600 diesel tractor, 8 spd,

live lift, GC, $ 7,000. James Nelson,

Clemmons 336- 766- 4907.

Three- pt. hitch, fi ts Farmall H or

M’s & 300s/ 400s, bolts on, no cyl.,

$ 375. Jerry Batstone, Wake Forest

919- 266- 3443.

Hardee 1072 bushhog, 6’ cut,

safety, chains, 1 ½ y/ o, less than 50

hrs., $ 1,800, consider trade for HD 6’

tiller in VGC. Whrens Williams, Burgaw

910- 604- 1609.

Ford 8N tractor, A- 1 shape, tires in

GC, operates smoothly & properly w/ disk

harrow, drag harrow, scrape blade &

Toplink assembly, $ 3,535. Lloyd Davis,

Greensboro 336- 697- 7195.

6510 Ditch Witch, 72hp, trencher,

vib plow, back fi le blade, bore unit,

backhoe, combo unit, $ 9,000. Robert

Staley, Bear Creek 919- 742- 4607.

Two Decloet 13- box tobacco barns,

new burners, $ 16,900. Glenn Patterson,

Ramseur 336- 736- 9650.

Millcreek manure spreader,

( small 1- 4 horses), used 1.5 yrs., $ 800;

Swisher rough cut, used 1.5 yrs., $ 800.

Patty Thornton Rogers, N. Wilkesboro

336- 984- 2830.

1983 Ford 4610, runs great, good

tires w/ ROPS, $ 7,800; Sukup no- till

drill, 7 ft., 460 acres on the counter,

$ 8,300. Shane Sells, Kernersville 336-

362- 4055.

467 NH haybine, 7’ cut w/ stub guards,

2 sickles w/ a hydraul. cyl. & hoses, GC,

$ 1,000; 254 NH tedder rake, unit always

sheltered, LNC, $ 2,500. Thomas Staley,

East Bend 336- 699- 3346.

Gregory 3500 cruster in GC,

$ 5,000. Jarome Womble, Goldston

910- 464- 3098.

Hoelscher 1000 bale accumulator

& model 100 fork, GC, have hitch that

will fi t a JD or NH baler, hydraul. hoses

also, $ 7,500. Darrell Nichols, Salisbury

704- 202- 7595 or call. haybale@ carolina.

rr. com.

1982 Intl. 484, 3- cycle diesel,

42- 48hp, 2,364 hrs., family owned,

good paint & tires, fi eld ready, $ 6,000.

Charles Weddington Jr, Kannapolis

704- 932- 1212.

1972 JD 2020, GC, tires 95%, shop

kept, tractor in GC, hydro. Outlets,

$ 6,500; JD pull- type 2 bottom trip plow

w/ 14”, $ 400. Matthew Holder, Raleigh

919- 868- 8853.

MF 2- row corn planter, 3- pt. hitch,

$ 600; JD corn planter for JD M & JD

fert. hopper, both for $ 600. Danny Holt,

Burlington 336- 229- 7464.

1989 Ford 3910, very good shape,

trailer also avail., $ 8,500. Terry Ball,

Hampstead 910- 617- 9916.

Intl. 100 series E track loader,

powershift, 4- in- 1 bucket, GC, $ 8,000;

Oliver 550 tractor, EC, $ 4,000. David

Quantz, Rockwell 704- 857- 2568.

MF 1163 corn head, $ 3,500. George

Rockett, East Bend 336- 961- 6710.

Equipment

For Sale

FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT

5 frame nucs w/ honey pollen fully

drawn comb and bees and near my vicin-ity

or within 100 miles, also drawn deep

and medium super frames. Seth King,

Bladenboro skk0920@ msn. com

To pick up honeybee swarms in

Guilford, Davidson and Randolph co,

any bee keeping supplies. Tommy Hayes,

Sophia 336- 442- 6859.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

Wanted

Taking orders for ‘ 08, 5 frame nucs,

no frame exchange, $ 70, avail. April 1.

Richard Wright, Mt Gilead 910- 439- 1879

or 975- 3355- cell.

3 lb bees with ’ 08 Italian queen,

$ 60, extra queens $ 16/ pick- up or $ 17.50

shipped; complete hives $ 60, complete

supers $ 30, ready for bees, entrance feeder

w/ ½ gal jar, $ 4, state insp. Ed or Ruth

Whitley, Albemarle 704- 982- 3136.

Complete 10 frame hives with bees

and queen, new cypress equip, $ 175,

20 miles north of Wilmington; nucs

5 frames of bees and queen, no frame

exchange, $ 90. Barry Harris, Wilmington

910- 352- 7868.

5 frame nuc w/ frame exchange

avail this spring with Carniolan queen,

$ 75. S. Walter Upchurch, Raleigh 919-

839- 0118 or 417- 9904.

20 new beehives w/ BuckFast

bees, $ 110/ ea. Tony Parker, Bolton

910- 655- 0741.

Bee supers, $ 5, queen scotter $ 4,

Inner covers, $ 4. Herman Barnette,

Kannapolis 704- 933- 0846.

Maxant SS honey processing equip,

extractor, uncapper, sump, pump, melter,

fi lter, unused and like new cond., sell

indiv or as package, $ 200-$ 1,500. Bill

McClelland, Cary 919- 467- 0586.

Honeybees for Spring ’ 08, complete

hives, $ 150; 5 frame nucs, $ 85; 3 lb

package beees, $ 60; no frame exchange,

state inspected. Sam Frogge, Statesville

704- 585- 2004.

Honeybee pollination service, small

or large farm, reserve early for the ’ 08

growing season. Will deliver 1 to 200

hives, $ 35/ hive. Charles Hatley, Concord

704- 490- 9097.

Beekeepers capping smelter and

two wax separators for sale, $ 100. Albert

Harker, Castle Hayne 910- 765- 2489.

Supers $ 5; excluder, $ 3; inner cover,

$ 3. Herman Barnette, Kannapolis 704-

933- 0846.

Honey quarts and pints. Paul Hurley,

Troy 910- 576- 4731 or 572- 6464.

Queens $ 12/ ea; 3, 4 or 5 frame nucs,

$ 12/ frame, whole hives available, state

inspected, call ahead to reserve. David

Pilcher, East Bend 336- 699- 3103.

Italian queens, $ 16/ ea or $ 17.50/

shipped, hives, complete ready for bees,

$ 60, complete supers, $ 30. Ed or Ruth

Whitley, Albemarle 704- 982- 3136.

Bee operation 500+ hives with contract

pollination 3 X’s yearly in Sampson co

area, ’ 99 truck with boom, all extracting

equipment, bee yards, supers, tops, hive

bodies & other related equip., $ 98,000.

Bill Lathan, Clinton 910- 990- 6635.

Wee Bee suit size 10- 12 with

gloves, $ 65. Steve Sutton, Kings Mtn

704- 739- 2464.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

For Sale

April 2008 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5

1994 MF 375 tractor, 4WD w/ 838

loader & hay spear, $ 16,000. Richard

Greene, Granite Falls 828- 396- 5236.

Model 100 Farmall tractor, cults.,

fertilizer works, quick hitch, $ 3,600.

Ramond Tucker, Lexington 336- 764-

0509.

Model A Farmall w/ cults. & 1- pt.

hitch, GC, $ 3,500. Otis Mendenhall,

Lexington 336- 787- 4909.

Husquavarna lawn/ garden trac-tor,

54” cut, 22hp, used one season,

plus new5x8 mower trailer, cost new

$ 3,000, both for $ 1,995; refurbished

one horse turning plow, cherry red

steel, $ 85. J. Saunders, China Grove

704- 223- 1679.

MF 135 diesel, 38hp, power steering,

always sheltered, nice 2- owner tractor,

EC, $ 5,900; MF 2- row planter # 39

w/ fert., EC, $ 850; Cole 12 MX, 1- row

planter, LN, $ 650. T. Hohn, Archdale

336- 434- 5321.

2000 Ford tractor w/ front end loader,

gas, 6 spd., VG tires, new brakes, GC

over all, $ 5,500. Gene Myers, Woodleaf

704- 278- 2574.

Farmall Super A tractor, fast hitch

cults., ridging discs, bottom plows &

attach., good tires, GC, $ 3,500. Willard

Davis, Kenly 919- 284- 2991.

Four- row KMC peanut digger,

$ 4,800; 4- row Paulk peanut digger,

$ 3,500; peanut dryer, $ 5,000; 4 peanut

drying trailers, 40’ & 42’, $ 7,500/ ea.;

2- row 4WD Powelll tob. harvester,

$ 18,000; 2- row 4WD Roanoke tob.

harvester, $ 8,000; PowerBoss tob.

baler, self contained hyd. sys., $ 5,000.

Terry or Scott Strickland, Tabor City

910- 649- 7486.

Tye 20 ft. grain drill w/ row markers,

end transport sys, $ 1,600; IH 15 ft. 820

fl exhead w/ new style dividers, $ 850; MF

22 ft. head w/ fl oating cutter bar, alum.

reel, w/ plastic fi ngers, adapter to fi t NH

TR 70, $ 850. George Sparrow, Belhaven

252- 945- 4632.

Roanoke tobacco harvester, $ 3,500;

irrig. pipe, 6”, $ 2/ ft. or 4” $ 1.50/ ft.; irrig.

pump. $ 550. Danny Bowman, Granite

Falls 828- 396- 9926.

’ 58 Ford 851 tractor, 5 spd. trans.,

good tires, manual power take- off, bush

hog, 3- pt. hitch, scrape blade, needs tune

up, $ 4,000. Marena Potter, Vandemere

252- 745- 1242 or 617- 7708.

1939 M Farmall tractor, runs

well, strong eng., 3- pt. hitch adaptor,

hydraul., 6v system w/ starter, sheltered,

$ 3,000. Dave Maupin, Taylorsville

828- 632- 1743.

Irrig. system, trailer w/ 600 ft. of 4”

pipe, pump w/ 5” intake & 4” discharge

mounted on trailer, Ford V8 gas eng.,

2 large heads, 10 small heads, $ 3,650.

George Jones, Julian 336- 420- 0963.

MF 250 tractor, factory rebuilt as

new, only 260 hrs., LNC, inclds. 6 ft.

bushhog, $ 9,800. Ricky Williamson,

Ramseur 336- 879- 5941.

1990 Vicon RP1211 round hay

baler, 5’ dia. x4’ high bale size, always

stored inside, looks & bales good,

$ 3,000. David Anderson, Albemarle

704- 982- 9087.

’ 52 Ford 8N tractor, GC, comes w/ 6

ft. sickle bar mower, $ 2,800 for both.

Stuart Nanney, Clyde 828- 627- 6253.

2000 Kubota M4700 tractor, 2WD,

624 hrs., EC, $ 9,000. Deborah Foust,

Whitsett 336- 698- 9189.

Fert. spreader; 250 lb. capacity for

3- pt. hitch, LN, $ 300. Kelly Carpenter,

Greensboro 336- 286- 0604.

JD 4420 combine w/ 13 ft. fl oating

header & 3- row corn head, $ 8,000. H. D.

Perry, Wake Forest 919- 556- 3705.

L5450 Kubota, GC, 4x4, good

tires w/ canopy & front loader, $ 16,000;

F2584 7 ft. Landpride boxscrape, GC,

$ 500. Jay Lemmons, Kernersville 336-

996- 5896.

Peanut combine, Lilliston Hi- Cap

6000, fi eld ready, $ 800 OBO. Milton

Gray, Maysville 910- 743- 3627.

Farmall Cub, runs good, good

paint & tires, always sheltered, some

cult. equip. incld., $ 2,000. Philip Smith,

Winston- Salem 336- 788- 0125.

Farmalll Cub w/ 60” Woods mower,

cults., runs & mows excel., paint & tires

in GC, all mechanical records avail.,

$ 3250; 635kw Caterpillar generator &

2,000 gal. fuel tank mounted in enclosed

trailer, $ 30,000. Jeffrey Baity, Yadkinville

336- 463- 4675.

1987 CAT 931B track loader, 1987

Ford L800 triaxle dump trk., 1993 Hooper

triaxle trailer, all EC, $ 40,000/ all. Carl

Pegram, Madison 336- 548- 5481.

IH 295 2- row planter, multiple

plates, ground driven, VGC w/ minor

surface rust, $ 600. Fred Susebach,

Dobson 336- 374- 4330.

NH TC26DA w/ NH 12LA loader &

NH Series 756C backhoe w/ canopy, year

warranty left, 125 hrs., EC, $ 18,500. Wilbert

Coats Jr., Denver 704- 489- 9849.

49 Case VA w/ wide front end, w/ orig.

Case two- bottom plow, $ 500. Parke

Davis, Clemmons 336- 766- 4223.

132 Franklin 3 cyl. Detroit cable

tractor, $ 7,500. Harvey Dickens, Littleton

252- 537- 1674.

Intl. 101 manure spreader, $ 800;

Massey Harris Ferguson w/ cults., looks

good, $ 2,500; 6 ft. bushhog, 3 pt. Frell

cutter, $ 650. Henry Currie, Ellerbe

910- 652- 5024.

Intl. Cub w/ belly mower, 12v sys.,

looks good, $ 2,500; Intl. 806 diesel, wide

frontend, new rear tires, new brakes,

hard top, $ 8,000; new 13- 6- 24 tires &

rims, fi ts MF & Ford tractor, $ 600. H.

Currie, Ellerbe 910- 334- 0404.

1995 Case 5220 Maxxum tractor

w/ loader, cab w/ AC, new paint, good

tires, runs good, $ 22,000; Vicon OM281

hay mower, 9 ft. mower, $ 2,500; Shaver

SC50 stump grinder/ cutter, 3 pt. hitch,

$ 3,500; Kverneland UN7517 hay bale

wrapper, $ 8,500. John Waugh, Climax

336- 685- 4232.

Intl. 350 tractor w/ frontend loader &

bushhog, $ 6,500; disks, 3- pt. hitch, $ 300;

grain drill w/ grass attach., $ 300. R. D.

Williams, Gastonia 704- 864- 0409.

Ford 2000 gas tractor, power steer-ing,

good tires, remote hyd. valve, good

tractor, $ 4,000. Dale Essick, Kernersville

336- 869- 2133.

D4 Cat dozer, 8 ft. blade, winch

on back, converted from pony motor to

elect. start, good motor, hyd. & tracks,

$ 3,950. Ray Penland, Hayesville 828-

389- 9413.

Ford 3000 tractor, gas, GC, also

comes w/ mower & assorted equip.,

$ 3,000. Ernest Dameron, Bessemer City

704- 629- 4479.

KMC 4- row strip- till rig w/ row

markers, $ 4,000; Ford 8700 turbo-charged

open station w/ ROPS, $ 8,000

OBO. Ryan Broadwell, Knightdale

919- 422- 7637.

NH 320 hay baler, new paint, garage

kept, EC, $ 3,500 OBO. Gene Sides, Mt.

Gilead 910- 439- 5710 or 220- 1241.

JD B 1951 row crop, no fenders,

orig. paint, good tires, $ 2,000; 1955

Case 400, gas, row crop, eagle hitch,

live power, $ 2,000. Terry Monroe, State

Road 336- 366- 2934.

346 JD hay baler, used last year,

makes a good bale, $ 2,800. Dean Buie,

Hoffman 910- 690- 5173.

AC 7000 tractor, runs good, cab

tractor, comes w/ a bucket & forks, approx.

105hp, $ 9,000. John Fulks, Bunnlevel

910- 893- 8060.

JD 5103 diesel tractor, ’ 03 model,

45hp, 74 hrs., LN, $ 12,500; dirt pan,

$ 225; scrape blade, $ 450. Boyd Lambert,

Robbins 910- 464- 3810.

NH 352 hammer mill, GC, $ 1,450.

John Greble, Richfi eld 704- 637- 9344.

Model R JD manure spreader,

LNC, $ 1,000. James Talbert, Kernersville

336- 996- 0654.

231 MF diesel, 1990 model, 40hp,

power steering, newly rebuilt eng., 8 spd.,

2RV, roll bar, canopy, LNC, $ 6,500. Joe

Ward, Whiteville 910- 840- 2491.

Hay elevator, 28’ long, GC, $ 500. Joe

Cloaninger, Statesville 704- 873- 8666.

Farmall Super C, runs good,

w/ equip., $ 3,500; Farmall Super A,

runs good, w/ all equip., $ 5,800; Ford

Ferguson, runs good, $ 2,500. Donald

Cannon, Ayden 252- 746- 4600.

NH 472 haybine, fi eld ready, stub

guards, new belts & changes, $ 3,500.

Thomas Berrier, Lexington 336- 764-

1051

3930 Ford tractor, 1990 model,

1,300 hrs., $ 11,500. Tim Garrett, Eden

336- 623- 8361.

Hardee 7 ft. 3- pt. mower, single

spindle & dual rear wheels, GC, $ 850.

Frank Shepard, Julian 336- 685- 4698.

Gehl 1475 TDC round baler, 4x5,

crowder wheels, bale monitor, auto tie,

EC, always sheltered, $ 8,500; DVD,

2060, First Choice disc mower, EC,

$ 3,500. C. E. Mustian, Norlina 252- 257-

4003 aft. 6 p. m.

1950 IH Super A w/ cult., laying off

plow & fert. dist.,$ 2,500; IH V- ripper,

5 shank, $ 1,200; IH 32 fi nishing disk,

$ 1,000; MF four 16 plow, model 82, $ 400;

IH chisel plow, 11 shank, $ 1,400; Turner

saw mill, tractor driven, has manual,

remodeled in metal, $ 2,000. Mitchell

Pendry, Boonville 336- 428- 9429.

484 NI round baler, $ 4,500; 1986 LN

8000 Ford tandem dump truck, $ 12,000;

995 David Brown tractor, $ 4,500. Dan

Ritchie, Taylorsville 828- 495- 7541.

IH ET 200 paddle scraper, 9.5

yard pan, $ 8,000. G. Allen, Advance

336- 998- 5391.

JD 425 tractor mower w/ 60 in.

mower; 22” power bagger mower, elect.

start; small hand gas driven roto- tiller,

all in GC, $ 125-$ 3,200. Edward Stever,

Concord 704- 786- 4343.

Lely two basket, 3- pt. hay tedder,

GC, $ 800. Max Harrington, Sanford

919- 258- 3927.

Farmall two- bottom plow, 14 in.,

Super C model F- 12, 1940s - 1950s,

$ 60. Dennis Murray, Prospect Hill

336- 562- 3057.

JD 4435 combine, 915 grain head,

2,100 hrs., GC, fi eld ready, $ 17,500

OBO. Glenn or Carlton Phifer, Peachland

704- 272- 7993 or 695- 2362.

MF 3300 grain drill, GC, $ 1,000. Steve

Rozier, Hope Mills 910- 818- 8174.

Int. Farmall Cub tractor w/ cults.,

planter frame & plow, GC & paint, $ 2,900

fi rm. John Templeton, Wadesboro 704-

851- 9844 or 516- 5340.

’ 49 Farmall Cub tractor w/ cult.,

VGC, runs great, $ 2,500; 6 ft. box scrape

w/ teeth, $ 350; Baltic fert. spreader. used

very little, $ 350. Carlene Coggins, Troy

910- 572- 2919.

AC 4- row corn planter, sheltered,

GC, $ 4,500. Dewey Mesimer, Davidson

704- 933- 8931.

J. L. Case 40 disc smoothing har-row,

$ 1,200; Heavy Duty 6’ bush hog,

$ 500; Athens 2 disk plow, $ 300. Walt

Sain, Vale 704- 462- 2476.

Farmall 130 tractor, new tires,

new paint, GC, incld. is a set of cults.,

$ 3,000. Charles Ferguson, Gastonia

704- 865- 1797.

15’ Miller offset disk, $ 1,800; 14’

farm trailer, $ 300; 5th wheel dolly for

road trailer, $ 600. Miles Little, Midland

704- 791- 1438.

2004 McCormick Intl., C- 90, 4WD,

turbo diesel, 90hp, front end loader, 4

hydraul. lines, extra lift cyl., canopy,

260 hrs., $ 29,000. Charles OBryant,

Greensboro 336- 644- 1439.

NH 1920 4WD tractor, 550 hrs.,

$ 8,000; 555NH skid loader, 1,343 hrs.,

4- in- 1 7 reg. buckets, forks, foamed

tires, GC, $ 7,500; 273 NH baler, fi eld

ready, $ 1,800; 175C Dresser track loader

w/ 4- in1 bucket, VG machine, $ 18,000.

W. C. Ford, Graham 336- 376- 0942 aft.

5 p. m.

Ford 535 9’ haybine, w/ stub guards,

unit in GC & sheltered, $ 400; 900 lbs.,

3- pt. connection round bale hay un- roller,

equipped w/ a single hydraul. double ac-tion

cyl. w/ hoses, $ 150. W. K. Patterson,

East Bend 336- 699- 3331.

340 Ford Industrial tractor, 4- way

hydraul. blade on the front, 1,500 hrs.,

runs VG, no 3- pt. lift or draw bar hitch,

orig, a trencher for gas co., $ 3,300. Rodney

Chapman, Efl and 919- 563- 9571.

AC B model, good tires, runs great,

good paint & body, $ 2,000; Ford 9N w/

bushhog, $ 2,000. Brian Huey, Mooresville

704- 400- 1108.

130 Farmall w/ fast hitch & cults.,

$ 2,800; Super A Farmall. 3- pt. hitch &

cults., $ 2,500; 350 Farmall w/ 12 ft.

mower, $ 2,500; Farmall H, not running,

$ 1,000; Farmall Super C, not running,

$ 1,000; Farmall M w/ sheep feet, $ 1,200;

JD B, not running, $ 1,200; Farmall M

Industrial motor, $ 1,200; 9 ft. IHC mowing

machine, $ 300. Bembery Carraway, Deep

Run 252- 521- 6467 or 568- 3272.

4x5 Krone VarioPack 1500 baler,

LN, $ 20,900; Komatsu D- 41s track-loader,

90% UC, GC, $ 22,900; Ford

309 planter, $ 375. W. C. Idol, High Point

336- 889- 8689.

Craftsman # 11 garden tractor,

18hp, 6 spd. w/ 44” deck, $ 500; Crafts-man

lawn tractor 19.5hp, B& S engine

hydrastat, 46” deck , $ 600; Craftsman

# 11, 10hp, 5 spd., elect. start, 30” cut

w/ bagger, $ 300. Ron Keller, Mooresville

704- 664- 1828.

JD 755 diesel w/ 60” deck, 2WD, 296

hrs., 3- pt. hitch, not front hydraul., $ 7,500;

JD 757 w/ 60” mulch- on- demand deck,

2005 model, 600 hrs., $ 6,000. Angela

Cook, 248 Rhinewood Ln., Reidsville,

NC 27320.

2006 EZGO Workhorse, 350- golf-cart

type w/ elect. dump bed, headlights,

rear lights top, fold down windshield,

dark green, nobby tires, 275 hrs., EC,

$ 4,500; Chandler pull- type litter spreader,

22 ft., heavy duty chain, sloped back,

high fl oatation tires, switch to turn chain

on & off that can mount in cab, 1 y/ o,

$ 15,500. Brain Penley, Taylorsville

828- 612- 5300.

IH 2250 loader, good shape, $ 1,500;

NH 790 silage cutter, new 824 head &

blades in ’ 04, plus old head for parts,

$ 5,000. Charles or George Currin, Oxford

919- 693- 4938 or 690- 4014.

Sickle bar mower, Enorossi model

BF- 150H, 5’ bar, hydraul. cyl. for arm,

used very little, always sheltered, $ 1,875.

Bonnie Yeargen, Raleigh 919- 772- 4820

or 906- 8223.

MF 275 tractor w/ new back

tires, $ 7,000 OBO; Ford 4000 tractor

w/ loader, bucket, forks & hay spear,

$ 7,500 OBO. Bobby Marlowe, Hiddenite

828- 632- 7870.

Belly mower, sickle mower & turn

plow for Farmall Cub, $ 450/ all. Tom

Starnes, Monroe 704- 289- 2611.

1951 Ford 8N, runs perfect, 12v,

good rubber, lift needs work, $ 3,000

or will trade for any JD. Travis McKay,

Gastonia 704- 678- 0350.

Befco 10 wheel v rake, Befco disc

mower, FC, $ 600/ ea.; JD 1010 fi x up-per,

$ 500 OBO. Chris Reges, Nashville

252- 903- 1506.

Gleaner K, 10’ header, gas, GC,

$ 1,900; NH 256 rake, GC, $ 1,600; JD 8200

drill, 14 spouts, $ 900. Richard Glover,

Bessemer City 704- 629- 5520.

1950 Farmall Cub w/ full set of cults.,

new tires, front & rear, new battery, new

paint, $ 2,500; 1946 AC B w/ cults., orig.

draw bar, good tires, $ 1,500. Bill King,

Advance 336- 998- 0853.

Tiller, rear tine, counter rotating,

very heavy w/ lrg. pneumatic tires, starts

easily & runs good, $ 295. Chris Jones,

Greensboro 336- 312- 6137.

NH 273 sq. baler, GC, $ 1,900. Bo

Potts, Advance 336- 998- 4960.

GT 370 batch grain dryer, $ 1,500;

Taylor Way offset disc, 29 discs, $ 4,000.

Lane Landon Mullis, New London

704- 463- 5192.

CIH 2394, 160hp, duals, needs eng.

work, 3,800 hrs., 5100 CIH grain drill

drag chains, $ 8,500. M. D. Smith, Dunn

910- 891- 4713.

1960 AC D17, gas, EC, 54hp, wide

front, snap coupler w/ factory 3- pt.

hitch, loader, bushhog, blade, plow,

$ 5,200. Richard Rigsbee, Snow Camp

919- 462- 8085.

2000 Polaris 500 ATV, 2& 4WD, 168

hrs., great cond., $ 3,000; JD 3- 16” trip

bottom plow, Cat. 2 3- pt., new paint, GC,

$ 350; 2001 Gribaldi & Salvia Superior

394 7’ sickle mower, EC, $ 400; 73” x45”

Heavy Duty 3- pt. carry- all, steel w/ wood

fl oor, $ 150. Jeff Hoffman, Clemmons

336- 399- 6517.

MF 281 tractor, 1,855 hrs., 75hp

Perkins, 4 cyc. diesel, ROPS, 2 remotes, 4

new tires, rear fi lled, fully serviced, all new

fl uids, runs great, EC, $ 10,750. William

Shore, Greensboro 336- 272- 7484.

Plow, MF model # 82, 4- 16”, GC,

$ 750; HD steel hay wagon, 7’- 6” x16’, 2”

oak fl oor, $ 850; 2- 2 hole & 1- 4 hole hog

feeders, $ 125. Rick Ingram, Greensboro

336- 674- 7703.

Butterbean- snapbean picker,

3- row, 4WD, GC, $ 10,000 OBO. Wil-liam

Leggett, Lumberton 910- 738- 7741

aft. 7 p. m.

JD 3300 combine, 1,200 orig, hrs.,

244 corn head, 13 ft. grain head, all

VGC, $ 3,500. Tony Church, Pfafftown

336- 945- 2381.

Ford 601 tractor, restored, $ 3,500;

orig. Ford 600 tractor w/ new rear tires,

$ 2,800; MF 424 grain drill w/ grass

seed boxes, w/ manual, shed kept, LN,

$ 2,800; etc. Gary Mann, Hudson 828-

728- 4017.

Holland rotary planter w/ water

tank, $ 200; Kenco mulch 60” plastic

layer, $ 1,500; ground driven manure

spreader, $ 500. Timothy Knight, Blanch

336- 694- 5763.

IH 1586 tractor w/ cab & AC, also

duals, all new tires, $ 14,000. Dwight

Frye, Cameron 919- 499- 7995.

Troy Bilt tiller, counter rotating

tine new w/ little use, $ 500; older model

Horse w/ forward rotating tines, $ 800;

David Bradley tractor w/ plows, $ 500.

Don Cash, Charlotte 704- 567- 7798 or

cashdr@ bellsouth. net.

Badger 20 ft. lagoon manure

pump, $ 900; Taylorway 12’ chisel

plow, 3 pt., $ 2,900; Miller 24’ HD disk

harrow, $ 5,900; Littlegiant, 32’ chain

elevator, $ 500. C. E. Graham, Lexington

336- 243- 1577.

JD 1010, S/ N 24684, 1962 model,

great cond., new paint, 873 orig. hrs.,

$ 4,400. Kerry McKenzie, Bahama

919- 810- 2415.

Mitsubishi tractor, 24hp diesel,

$ 3,500; Vermeer 186 stump grinder,

$ 2,200; bushhog, 5 ft. fi nishing mower,

1 y/ o, $ 750. William Kroll, Bennett

336- 879- 6505.

Vermeer SW 2500 bale wrapper,

EC, $ 5,800. Clay Nicholson, East Bend

336- 699- 4780.

Three Kioti 4x4 tractors w/ front

end loaders, all in great cond.: 2 Kioti

LK3054’ s, one w/ 160 hrs. for $ 10,700

and one w/ 1,200 hrs. for $ 9,800; one Kioti

LB1914 w/ 150 hrs. for $ 8,900; etc. John

Bremer, Germanton 336- 595- 2325.

Oliver hitch frame & draw bar,

$ 180 OBO, Easy seed sower, $ 100 OBO;

Long 350 crank shaft, LNC, $ 300 OBO;

one row ridger, needs some work, $ 150

OBO. Tim Lambeth, Winston- Salem

336- 475- 5059.

Agri- Tech pasture aerator 10ft.,

heavy, 4 wheels, EC, $ 4,000; Long 1110

tractor, 105hp, has cab, $ 3,000. Frank

Burney, Fayetteville 910- 624- 7120.

Ford Golden Jubilee, 339 hrs. on

rebuilt eng., new battery, good sheet

metal, $ 3,500 OBO. Raymond Everhart,

Winston- Salem 336- 475- 6007.

1980 Champion 720 motor grader,

serviced, new brakes, GC, $ 26,000. Albert

Garner, Cameron 919- 775- 1720.

330 JD lawn & garden tractor,

hydro. drive 3 cyl. diesel, 500 hrs.,

front & rear PTO, 42” 3- blade deck,

LN tires, $ 2,800; JD MU2651 grass

catcher, PTO driven Vac system, rear

dump needs work, $ 150; 424 Intl. trac-tor,

GC, gas, live power & lift, 42hp,

good tires, $ 3,800. Rick Furr, Stanfi eld

704- 888- 1206.

315 hay bale, small sq. bales, EC,

new knotters, $ 5,900. Keith Peeples,

Oak Ridge 336- 382- 1109.

NH # 163 dig drive, 4 basket tedder,

$ 2,800; NH # 648 Silage Special, wide

pick- up, round baler, $ 9,800. James

Barlowe, Boomer 828- 758- 4603.

Harrow, 16 disk, 3- pt. hitch, GC,

$ 350 OBO. Jason Fortenberry, Lincolnton

704- 735- 1672.

2005 Polaris 700 twin 4x4 auto.,

w/ 300 lbs. winch, rack extender on

back & after market axle guard, 900

miles, EC, $ 5,800 neg. Joseph Pernell,

Warrenton 252- 213- 5298.

Taylor last- over, pull type w/ even

load, $ 3,500; AC 9- row pull type, no- till

soybean & corn planter, $ 1,500; two

Intl. bottom plows, fast hitch, $ 200; 2-

row mechanical setter on diamond tool

bar, fi nger- type, $ 250. Marvin Johnson,

Selma 919- 965- 6280.

Intl. 3288 tractor, 4,341 hrs., 90hp,

roll bar w/ metal top, $ 15,000; Intl. 1150

grinder mixer, GC, $ 4,000. Jimmy Davis,

Scotland Neck 252- 443- 4000.

NH 163 four basket tedder, GC,

$ 1,800; NH 256 rake, GC, $ 1,700; both

always sheltered. Dennis Lofl in, Denton

336- 250- 3861.

2004 Case/ IH J65, 4WD, cab, loader,

$ 28,000; Ford 3910 w/ loader, $ 11,500;

Hesston 540 baler, $ 6,000; NH rake,

$ 1,200; CAT 955k loader, $ 16,000. R. K.

Swift, Elon 336- 508- 0601.

Shelborne Reynolds stripper header,

fi ts JD, IH, AC, $ 9,900; N5 gleaner

combine for parts, $ 3,900; R630 corn

head, $ 2,900; NH 1033 bale wagon, 106

bales, $ 4,900. Jim Graham, Linwood

336- 956- 6085.

JD “ D,” 1948, clean, complete,

running & VGC, $ 2,750. Bruce Flood,

East Bend 27018.

JD 7240 planter, 6 row w/ splitters,

vacuum, 30/ 15 spacing row markers, 250

monitor, fi eld ready, GC, $ 12,500. Ben

Hege, Lexington 336- 764- 1232.

Manure/ compost spreader, Mill

Creek model 395, 28x75” bed, pulled

by mower, chain drive, used 5 times,

$ 600. John Hughes, Hillsborough 919-

732- 8948.

Farmall M restored, 3- pt. hitch,

$ 2,500; AC CA cults., $ 850. Adam White,

Winston- Salem 336- 971- 1431.

1959 JD 435 w/ 2- 53 GM diesel,

$ 6,500 neg.; Woods Brushbull RM720

rotary cutter, $ 2,800; set of 14 big boxes

for Taylor Twin Cures, $ 1,000 or trade

for small boxes. Josh Lawson, Madison

336- 451- 0234.

One- row Ford corn picker, 3- pt.

hitch, $ 400. Andy Brogden, Jacksonville

910- 459- 2008.

MF 120 hay baler, sheltered, GC,

$ 1,200. M. Stephenson, Willow Spring

919- 418- 5078.

Ford 2- bottom, 14- in. turn plow,

3- pt. hitch, GC, $ 295; 2- 14 bottom plow,

$ 225; 6 ft. scrape blade, $ 150. Brandon

Cobb, McLeansville 336- 698- 0222 or

382- 3502.

Steel tracks for skid steer loader

w/ tightner, approx. 600 hrs. on tracks,

$ 600. Reggie Rutledge, Germanton

336- 817- 0385.

NH TN65, 148 hrs., $ 15,500’ MF 4243,

cab w/ air, 428 hrs., $ 25,500; NH TN65,

4x4, Syncro Command w/ 32LA loader,

quick connect bucket, 86 hrs., $ 22,500.

L. Cate, Ramseur 336- 269- 3789.

130 Farmall w/ 1- pt. hitch, good tires,

good paint, runs good, $ 3,850; 2- row

cult., 3- pt. hitch, $ 125; one- row cult.,

3- pt. hitch, $ 75; $ 4,00/ all. J. B. Midkiff,

Pinnacle 336- 368- 4551.

MF 1085 cab w/ blower, 81 PTO hp,

quick disconnect loader & bucket, great

shape, $ 13,900. Hunter London, Ruffi n

336- 939- 9750.

JD trip foot turning plow, 4 bottom,

16 in., high shank, $ 375. C. M. Smith,

Yadkinville 336- 961- 6172.

8430 JD tractor, cab & air, 4WD,

duels, tires fair, 8 heavy cast, JD wheels,

3 remotes, 3- pt. hitch, GC, $ 10,500. Mark

Shore, Walnut Cove 336- 591- 4918.

MF model 33, 15 drop grain drill,

$ 850. Stanley Wright, Raleigh 919-

266- 2062.

Farmall Cub tractor, $ 150; cults.,

$ 300; drag plow, $ 200; belly leveling

blade frame, $ 150; rear wheel weights,

$ 100; hillers, $ 75; front grill, $ 100; cult.

knuckles, $ 15, etc. Richard Rodier,

Concord 704- 792- 1943.

JD 4310 tractor w/ 5’ loader & PTO

5’ fi nish mower, 3 y/ o, 200 hrs., great

cond., $ 15,000. Larry Brown, Advance

336- 918- 1474.

JD diesel tractor, 1120 model, VGC

for year/ model, $ 6,500; 2004 Farm

Pro 20hp diesel tractor, 232 hrs., EC,

$ 3,950. Jason Draughon, Fayetteville

910- 484- 8247.

MF 124 sq. baler, $ 850. Brian Parker,

N. Wilkesboro 336- 838- 5816.

Woods belly mower, heavy duty

blades w/ swing back construction,

over running clutch, fi ts Farmall Cub,

$ 750. Roger Bowles, Mt. Gilead 910-

439- 4735.

1070 Hesston hay bine, GC, $ 2,500.

Craig Cline, Concord 704- 791- 2182.

Danuser post digger, model F8, takes

4” to 30” augers, cost $ 2,00 +, sell $ 900;

FX 28 diesel, 32hp, Yanmar tractor, 4x4,

PS, new loader, LN, $ 9,200. R. Wilson,

Kernersville 336- 993- 4916.

Three AC WC’s, one w/ front end

loader, $ 1,200/ all; JD FBB grain drill,

$ 500; NH 472 haybine, $ 500; Kuhn 13’

hay tedder, $ 1,100. Bruce Humble, Liberty

336- 685- 4261. or 264- 1496- cell.

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Coastal Bermuda sprigs, cert. Triton

44 $ 2.25/ bu. Tifton 85 $ 2.50/ bu. Land

planted $ 130/ ac & up, sprigs incl. C.

Miller, Lumber Bridge 910- 875- 2898.

Horse hay, high qual, Timothy/ Al-falfa

and Timothy/ Orchard mix, $ 8- 9.

deliv. avail. Peter Storer, Wake Forest

919- 528- 7968.

Fescue hay for mulch and landscaping,

dry square bales in barn, can be blown

or hand spread, $ 1.50/ sq bale. Keith

Andrews, Graham 336- 376- 9339.

4x5 round bales, stored outside, but

horse qual., 30 bales, $ 55/ bale. Brian

Hill, St. Pauls 910- 309- 2437.

Hay & Grain

For Sale

Hyd. lift cylinder that operates blade

in front of MC JD 1951 crawler. Bert

Phillips, Wadesboro 704- 694- 8052.

Corn binder must be complete, ready

to work in good working condition. M.

Mitch, Leicester 828- 273- 3968.

Litter spreader GC. George Wilson,

Raleigh 231- 843- 4177.

JD 400 rolling cruster, 3 pt hitch. Charles

Clifton, Clinton 910- 592- 7686.

One row corn picker pull type, wagon

hay or grain. David Price, Reidsville

336- 349- 4885.

6 ft bushhog GC, reasonable, near

Charlotte. R. F. Thornburg, Indian Trail

704- 753- 4451.

Belly mower and all hook ups for

B1750 Kubota, must be in good working

condition. Timothy Donaldson, Monroe

704- 753- 4668.

’ 76, ’ 77, ’ 78, ’ 79 Cub tractor in

GC, fast hitch. Robert Woodlief, Wake

Forest 919- 496- 8599.

430 or 530 Case tractor running

or not. D. Patterson, Snow Camp 336-

675- 5476.

JD baler that will make 4’ or 5’

bales, GC, reasonable price. Paul Boyd,

Oxford 919- 693- 6252.

T. D. 9 bulldozer or track loader,

running or for parts. David Aron, Snow

Camp 336- 213- 5537.

NH 311 square baler; Chandler or Barron

brothers pull type litter spreader. Phillip

Church, Boomer 336- 921- 3195.

Engine for Farmall M tractor also

rear tractor tire made by Harvest King,

size 12.4- 24. William Peoples, Warrenton

252- 257- 1936.

Pittman Rod pulley for 501 Ford

cycle mower. Donald Nesbit, Concord

704- 786- 6047.

Yazoo 48” & 42” deck parts, older

model. Jack Matthews, Charlotte 704-

846- 1903.

JD M tractor for parts running or

not front and rear rims for JD M. James

Isley, Julian 336- 697- 1697.

Old Sioux grain bins made in 60’ s

and 70’ s for parts in GC. Millard Crouse,

Alamance 336- 214- 7696.

JD 1630- 1640 harrow in need of

repair or useable, set of 38” rear wheel

and rims for 4020. Randy Barringer,

Rockwell 704- 279- 7085.

Airens GF 20 lawn and garden trac-tor,

running or in need of repair. George

Sparrow, Belhaven 252- 945- 4632.

Drop seeder box that fi ts or could

be made to fi t a 5 ft double roller Bril-lion

cultipacker. James Walker, 910-

343- 5046.

Manure spreader condition does

not matter nor does age but it must

work, can need minor repairs, will pay

up to $ 500. Todd Grissom, Salisbury

704- 855- 2625.

PTO driven fence post driver. Pam

Isley, Creedmoor 919- 528- 0761.

Full hydraulic front end loader to fi t

a 454 Intern’l tractor, reasonable price

and GC; good used grill to fi t a 454

Intern’l tractor. Allan Taylor, Lenoir

828- 228- 1369.

Disc for Farmall Cub. Travis Pickel,

Asheboro 336- 963- 1668.

Cleanout bucket for Ford and NH

backhoe, prefer 3 ft or larger. Roger

Prince, Tabor City 910- 625- 5288.

50 hp to 90 hp gas or diesel that

needs handyman, any brand, not over

2000, also round baler, $ 500. William

Kroll, Bennett 336- 879- 6505.

Need stripper bars for JD 850 series

side delivery hay rake, will consider a

parts rake. Richard Douthwaite, Mat-thews

704- 821- 8549.

T post and utility polls to make round

ring fencing for horses. Willie Lewis,

Cove City 252- 672- 1862.

Shaver or similar type hydraulic post

driver for tractor; tractors, implements,

hay equipment etc. Don Elam, Robbins

919- 548- 4221.

Front end loader for ’ 95 MF 383,

2WD. James Clark, Bryson 828- 488-

6961 or 736- 1270.

Square baler. Dan Kerns, McLeans-ville

336- 375- 3981.

AC 72 all crop harvester combine,

pull type, reasonable condition and

reasonable price. Dan Houck, Fuquay-

Varina 919- 349- 5717.

No til tobacco setter. Trevar Johnson,

Dobson 336- 366- 4280.

Pulverizer for 3 pt hitch any size

up to 6 ft. Mark Etheridge, Fremont

919- 284- 5000.

Used grain/ seed drill need ground

driven type that does not require hydraulics

to operate, under 12’, can be fi xer upper.

Jeff Harless, Locust 704- 485- 2622.

Diesel power unit with clutch to

operate small circular sawmill, must

be in good operating condition, will

consider gas unit. Richard Hahn, Pin-nacle

336- 368- 8801.

Nice G Allis with or without hyd

lift, good tires, VGC with cultivator

and lay off plow. Curtis Spainhour,

Winston- Salem 336- 765- 1496.

One row corn head for a New

Holland 718 silage chopper. Charles

Ferguson, 704- 865- 1797.

JD 42 combine and JD 14T baler

for parts, also 1920’ s Fordson equipment

of any kind. Karl Hesse, Huntersville

704- 895- 8241 or 724- 1413.

Roller mill or hammer mill suitable

for processing about 10 tons feed/ year,

prefer operational mill, but will consider

any condition. Eric Brown, Yadkinville

704- 546- 5074.

JD 175 hydrostatic mower with

oil fi lter, good deck and good to excel-lent

running condition. Phil Hart, Sr.,

Louisburg 919- 562- 1091.

3 pt hitch aerator plugger, 4 ft

or 5 ft wide, prefer bushhog or Woods

brand. Larry Simpson, Indian Trail

704- 289- 1391.

Ford 2N tractor for parts, must have

good tires, ’ 44 or ’ 45; 4 ft or 6 ft box

blade to fi t a 3 pt hitch. Harold Holt,

Sanford 919- 776- 9645.

JD M implements plow and harrow,

etc. M. Beepy, 828- 688- 4162.

4 basket tedder in GC. William

Godfrey, Sanford 919- 775- 2826.

JD L, LA, in FC and prefer running;

wheel weights and a front weight for a

JD 420S, need a set of mounting brackets

that hold the cultivators to the frame of

a JD 420S on the sides. Corey Walters,

Lumberton 910- 258- 2099.

3 pt hitch post hole auger, nego.

Keith Garrell, Delco 910- 655- 9342.

JD 40 or 420 farm tractor to restore,

any condition, also parts tractor; JD belly

mounted sickle mower that works on

M, Mt or 40 JD farm tractors. Anthony

Rollins, Ellenboro 828- 429- 3809.

Hood and grill w/ sides for 1990

model Cub Cadet riding lawnmower,

series no. 1862, in good working order.

John Martin, Lenoir 828- 758- 2597.

Long peanut combine in working

cond., model 393. Kenzy Edgerton,

Kenly 919- 242- 4945.

Hay tedder in GC, must be reason-able.

Crissy Anderson, Pleasant Garden

336- 676- 0303.

Equipment

Wanted

EQUIPMENT WANTED

52” Great Dane Super Surf lawn

mower w/ 19hp Kholer eng. & mulch

kit, $ 1,500; 48” Great Dane walk- behind

mower w/ 17hp Kawasaki eng., jungle

wheels & bagging sys., $ 1,600; 48”

Great Dane walk- behind mower w/ 14hp

Kawasaki eng., $ 1,200; 48” Yazoo/ Kees

walk- behind mower w/ 17hp Kawasaki

eng. & bagging sys., $, 1700; drum aera-tor/

plugger, LN, $ 400. Jeffery Mosley,

Summerfi eld 336- 613- 6006.

King 26 blade disc, 3- pt. hitch, GC,

$ 900. David Fountain, Beulaville910-

358- 7915.

Cycle mower for Cub tractor, $ 225;

box scrape, $ 150; scrape blade Heavy

Duty, $ 300; boom pole, $ 40; gang hare,

$ 75; aerator, $ 35. Lois Fulp, Stokesdale

336- 643- 5646.

Ford 2000 tractor, diesel, live

power, has 2 wet lines, $ 5,500; 3- 14”

AC plows, $ 150; Ford scrape blade,

$ 250; scoop pan, fi ts 3- pt. hitch, $ 125;

Deerborne scrape blade, $ 200; AC

scrape blade, $ 100; Cole 1- row planter,

$ 150; Lilly fert. spreader, $ 225; Oliver

manure spreader ( needs chain in fl oor),

$ 250, etc. Jason Thomas, Clemmons

336- 240- 4480.

Farmtrac 545 DTC tractor, 4WD,

42hp, w/ canopy & 72” front- end bucket,

60 hrs., still in warranty, all in EC, located

in Wilkes Co., $ 22,000. Donald Hart,

Raleigh 919- 872- 7151.

1960 JD 630 w/ after market wide front,

good tires, no 3 pt., GC, $ 5,200. Shane

Nelson, Oak Ridge 336- 215- 2684.

MF 255 diesel tractor w/ front end

loader, canopy, $ 8,150; HD 3- pt. hitch,

reversible scoop pan, $ 300; 25 gal. sprayer

on 3- pt. hitch platform, hand wand w/

15 ft. hose, $ 250. Eric Oldham, Chapel

Hill 919- 933- 6629.

MF tractor, forklift, gas, powershift

trans., foot shift, 10 ft. lift height, $ 4,500;

MF 135 tractor, diesel eng., shuttle trans.,

4 spd., forward+ reverse, good rubber,

$ 6,500; 600 Ford tractor, live lift, GC,

new tires, top+ weather cover, fi ght

steering, $ 4,000. Tony Cheek, Snow

Camp 336- 376- 3007.

955K Caterpillar track loader

4- in- 1 bucket, rollers 90% tracks, LN,

good loader for around farm or stumps,

$ 19,500 OBO. Danny Strehlow, Winston-

Salem 336- 403- 2357.

Bison front end loader, model

VH 1201 DTP, w/ bucket & hay spear,

brackets & rear remote dividers incld.,

last on JD 2955, $ 4,000 OBO. Hal,

Beaufort 252- 659- 0198.

1958 JD 820, Blackdash, both mo-tors

run, good, nice sheet metal, 2,400

hrs., $ 7,800; Farmall Cub, 44” Woods

mower, nice tractor, $ 2,500; JD 240

skidsteer, 2002 model, 251 hrs., 4- in- 1

bucket, set of tracks, $ 1,450; JD 1020,

gas, 2,400 hrs., $ 5,500. Scott Cook,

Reidsville 336- 634- 1530.

Wood saw runs on PTO tractor, $ 450;

5th wheel hitch, 10,000 lbs. rating, $ 200;

pulley for tractor PTO, $ 100. Gary Bow-ers,

Thomasville 336- 475- 3514.

NH 55 hay rake, $ 500; Ford double

turning plow, $ 225; 16 disk disk, $ 200;

cult., $ 50; potato plow, $ 75. Don Dob-bins,

Sophia 336- 861- 2295.

Kubota L3300 tractor, 600 hrs.,

$ 8,500; Befco pull behind hay rake, $ 450.

Jim Gottschlich, Elon 336- 266- 4774.

Intl. 234 diesel tractor, EC, 795

hrs., $ 4,000. Jerry Beckom, Burlington

336- 260- 4824.

1992 Ford NH 4630 diesel, 55

PTO hp, ROPS, 1 set remote hyd.,

new paint & new seat, 2,020 hrs., great

shape, $ 9,500. Jim Hawkins, Madison

336- 423- 7609.

16 disc cut- away, 3- pt. hitch, good

for small tractor, EC, $ 400; 2 16 in. trip

bottom plow, EC, $ 400. Glenn Anderson,

Winston- Salem 336- 788- 5717.

411 discbine, GC, $ 6,500; 5540 Hesston

rnd. Baler, new belts, $ 3,200; NH 640

rnd. Baler, wide header, $ 7,500. Jimmy

Garner, Richfi eld 704- 636- 5615.

NH 6 ft. disc mower, sheltered,

$ 1,500 OBO; 5 ft. 3 pt. bushhog, works

good, $ 375. J. Ross, Burlington 336-

420- 9383.

Kawasaki 250 ATV, $ 2,200; Murray

riding lawn mower, 12hp, 42” mowing

deck, $ 200; 3- pt. hitch rear lift hay forks,

$ 200; ’ 05 NH TC30 tractor, 4WD, 35hp,

EC, $ 9,000. Ronald Russell, Rougemont

919- 477- 8079.

One- row corn picker, GC, $ 600. Lloyd

Robbins, Seagrove 336- 873- 7459.

Two- row Holland tobacco setter,

3- pt. hitch, w/ fert. boxes, less than 75

acres planted, $ 2,000. Stephen Jessup,

Westfi eld 336- 351- 4142.

Hay fork, 3- pt. hitch, $ 200. Mark

Jackson, Sanford 919- 774- 7485.

Farmall 100, $ 2,500; 1- pt. hitch

equip. – disc harrow, $ 300; scrape

blade, $ 175; single plow, $ 175; tillage

tool, $ 250. Neil Fishel, Kernersville

336- 408- 3324.

Woods 59” rotary mower for Cub

Farmall, LN, $ 1,000; IH rotary mower

for Cub, $ 600; Cub cults., $ 375; Super A,

100 or 140 sickle mower, $ 250; 3 pt. drag

harrow, $ 200; 2 pt. scrape blade, $ 250;

2 pt. 2 bottom plow, $ 275. Phil Fishel,

Winston- Salem 336- 408- 4254.

T500 Gallion motor grader, GC, DT

407 eng., runs good, $ 10,000 OBO; saw

mill 00 Frick, auto. resets, air dogs, live

deck, log turner, edger, w/ 471 Detroit

Power Unit, $ 9,500 OBO; Hoelscher

bale forks, $ 1,900 OBO. Wayne Lefl er,

Concord 704- 309- 5934.

JD crawler/ loader, 90% under

carriage, 600 hrs. on motor, $ 12,000.

Bill Honeycutt, Rockingham 910-

895- 3713.

Farmall 100, quick hitch disc plow,

scrape blade, disc cults., new tires,

new paint, VGC, $ 4,000. Rick Craver,

Lexington 336- 414- 1588.

7000 Ford tractor w/ clamp- on du-als,

canopy, 540/ 1000 RPM PTO, 3 sets

remotes, load monitor, rebuilt inj. pump,

3,914 hrs., $ 7,500, delivery avail. E. B.

Keith, Wake Forest 919- 556- 4184.

Gallion 503 motor grader, $ 8,500.

Wayne Faircloth, Roseboro 910- 590- 6193

or 592- 6081.

Case Intl. 1394, 947 hrs., cab heat

& air, $ 12,900; 2.5 yards soil mover

pan, GC, $ 1,900. David Coble, Bennett

336- 879- 5261.

Vermeer Rebel 5400 round baler,

4x5 hay wheels, bale ramp, bale monitor,

always sheltered, 1 owner, fi eld ready,

VGC, $ 10,000; NH 848 round baler, 4x5

wide pickup, Bale Command bale kicker,

sheltered, fi eld ready, GC, $ 5,000. Jimmy

Church, Wilkesboro 336- 973- 4354.

Shaving machine, 2002 year model,

takes up to 12 ft. wood, operated by a 14

ft. hydraul. cyl., $ 4,000. Phillip Yates,

Denton 336- 689- 4594.

850 NH rnd. hay baler, $ 900. Lathan

Tilley, Hurdle Mills 919- 732- 7982.

Power King tractor, runs good,

looks good, new rear tires, has cult &

bottom plow, $ 3,000. Robert Tew, Dunn

910- 567- 6133.

2005 NH TN60A, 2WD w/ dual rear

tires, 2 aux. hydraul., hydraul top link &

side arm, front weights, approx. 200 lbs.,

open rollover protection & canopy, less

than 500 hrs., $ 16,000. Kelly Durham,

Banner Elk 828- 260- 7408.

JD PK offset disk, EC, heavy duty,

9.5’ wide, new paint, welded hooks,

blade scrapers, cuts great & levels good,

$ 4,950. Charles Grantham, Raleigh

919- 427- 0637.

DR fi eld & Brush walk behind

mower, 01 model, 10.5hp, elect. start, EC,

rarely used, $ 680. John Roy, Greensboro

336- 274- 2008.

Fella drum mower, 6’ cut, requires

no remote hydraul., always sheltered, used

once on 7 acres of fescue, excel. almost

new cond., $ 3,600. Craig Bodenheimer,

High Point 336- 906- 0377.

1968 Intl. Cub, model# 59- cf- 2,

ser# 1573, w/ 1- pt. hitch, attach.; 6’ Woods

mower, turf tires, plow, disk & scrape

blade, needs tune up, $ 2,000 OBO. Stewart

Ellis, Clemmons 336- 778- 1772.

JD 4020 diesel, 148 loader attached,

orig. paint, 18.4x34 tires nearly new,

$ 10,000; 15 ft. batwing bushhog w/ 3

hydraul. outlets, $ 5,000; JD 4 bottom

plow, $ 500. John Bowden, Advance

336- 998- 8124.

1947 AC B, tractor runs great, new

paint, new decals, good tires, rear tires

are 95% new, 3- pt. hitch, $ 1,500. Kendall

McCarter, Greensboro 336- 382- 1686.

Ontario grain drill, steel wheels,

EC, always sheltered, excel. for pre-paring

food plots, $ 600. Dale Pardue,

Hamptonville 336- 468- 2038.

Vicon 1210 rnd. baler, $ 5,400;

Oliver 543 4- row planter, conv. or no- till,

seed only, $ 475. Frank Macon, Seagrove

336- 879- 3907.

12 ton fert. tender box by Amerind

Mackissic Inc., all stainless steel totally

enclosed, truck mounted, VGC, $ 3,500;

2 unit Killibrew dump boxes, self con-tained

unit, truck mounted, GC, $ 2,500,

trucks extra. Chip Singletary, Rowland

910- 734- 3492.

Lesco ZTR, 25hp Kawasaki, 60”

mower, 616 hrs., VGC, $ 5,500; Toro

walk behind w/ sulky 17hp Kawasaki,

52”, $ 2,000; JD Hydro walk behind,

14hp Kawasaki, 48”, 650 hrs., $ 1,600;

Bobcat walk behind, 14hp Kawasaki, 36”

mower, 155 hrs., $ 1,300. Jerry Husketh,

Durham 919- 471- 8760.

JD 3 bottom, 16 inch plows, 3- pt.

hitch, model F 125, has tail wheel, GC,

$ 400; also have 2 bottom plows, like

ones above, $ 325. Mitch, Leicester

828- 273- 3968.

450 Intern’l 4- 16” bottom plow, 3

pt hitch, GC, $ 800. Glenn Smith, Mt.

Pleasant 704- 436- 6694.

Disc plow $ 100; burlap sacks,

$. 50/ ea. James Whitley, Concord 704-

782- 5762.

NH cycle mower 7 ft cut, 3 pt hitch,

EC, $ 1,000; 2510 Bushhog brand, 10 ft

cut, LNC, $ 4,800; AC 80 series, 4 16 inch

bottom plow, 3 pt hitch, $ 800; 3 pt hitch

round bale carrier, $ 250. R. E. Marshall,

Taylorsville 828- 632- 3801.

Sears Suburban garden tractor, 42”

deck, 3 pt hitch, scrape blade, twin cyl,

16 hp, $ 750; Edleman self propelled

mower, BS model 9 motor, $ 200. K. W.

Keller, Mooresville 704- 663- 1577.

8N or 9N plows for Ford tractor. Francis

Edgell, Reidsville 336- 634- 0526.

NH hay rake, $ 400; cane mill

bearings, large, $ 500 OBO. Jo Reeves,

Laurel Springs 336- 982- 2900.

Eight # 900 irrigation guns, 4x4

hook up, GC, $ 80/ ea. Garry Joyce, Pilot

Mtn. 336- 351- 4240.

EZ Golf Cart, gas, $ 17,500. Levi

Barney, Lexington 336- 764- 1074.

Post hole digger with 12” auger,

3 pt hitch, $ 375; 22 red oak 2x10x10,

$ 330; JD 2- 12” turning plow, $ 275; 1

row cultivator wit run off plow, $ 150;

reversible scoop pan, $ 150. H. Stubble-fi

eld, Randleman 336- 693- 2765.

Two row cultivator and fertilizer

distributor, $ 400. Norma Bowen, 919-

477- 0849.

Case Intern’l 900 clyco air planter,

6 row w/ no till coulters, fi eld ready,

$ 6,500. Jack Aman, Maysville 910-

743- 5621.

Ford Golden Jubilee 339 hours

on rebuilt engine, new battery, good

sheet metal, ready to go, $ 3,500 OBO.

Raymond Everhart, Winston- Salem

336- 475- 6007.

2000 McPherson air curtain de-structor,

110 hp Cummins 30’ nozzle

low hours, $ 18,000. Bo Evans, Supply

910- 209- 1276.

Three Roanoke 18 box barns,

converted, could use for tobacco or

storage, $ 1,000/ ea; gas generator, $ 150;

2 humidifi ers, $ 150/ ea, will take $ 2,500

if you take all. Dwight Collins, Westfi eld

336- 351- 2507.

One row Cole fertilizer distributor,

all new parts, bolts, hoses point and paint,

disc and extra feet for cultivating, $ 750

OBO. Jimmy Covington, Pilot Mtn.

336- 368- 1613.

Four row double disc bedder with

fertilizer hoppers and hydraulic row

markers, $ 1,500; four row rolling cul-tivator

by KMC set up for 48” rows, no

fertilizer, $ 1,000; six row KMC double

disc bedder with rippers, parts missing,

$ 1,500 as is. Robert Humbles, Jr., Ayden

252- 746- 6838.

Ford 501 sickle mower fi eld ready,

$ 500. Buddy Bowman, Mt. Airy 336-

789- 9344.

Intern’l Cub garden tractor, factory

12 volt, cultivators and lay off plow,

GC, $ 2,500; 216 JD fl ex head, used last

season, $ 1,250. Randy Lee, Cottonville

704- 474- 4528.

1963 Ford 4000, diesel, rebuilt

motor, new water pump, new tires and

rims, good metal, repainted, $ 4,100

nego. Chet Whitman, Goldsboro 919-

689- 9814 after 6 pm.

Gehl 9 ft mower/ conditioner, sickle

type cut, EC, $ 2,500; 510 IH grain drill,

12 ft wide, double disc opener, press

wheel, kept in shed, $ 1,100; IH 966

w/ 2350 IH loader, good tires, $ 5,000.

Don Kerr, Waxhaw 704- 843- 3328 or

574- 0593.

Crustbuster 4615 no til drill, $ 15,000.

Larry Foster, Advance 336- 998- 4339.

Ox Road Scraper, 3 pt hook up,

hydraulic control on blade angle and

deep adjustment, need 70 hp or larger

tractor to handle, heavy duty, $ 2,000; 24

Paleo sow farrowing crates, new, stored

in barn, $ 200/ ea. Nelson Leonard, Wake

Forest 919- 556- 2156.

Finishing mower 5 f t, 3 pt hitch

hook up, almost new belt, GC, will trade

for roto tiller, post hole attachment or 3

bottom trip turn plow in GC. J. F. Morgan,

Stanfi eld 704- 888- 2541.

Right front side cultivator for Super

C Farmall, $ 50; seat for G AC, $ 100; farm

trailer 16” wheels with 2 side boards,

2” ball hitch, $ 300. Curtis Spainhour,

Winston- Salem 336- 765- 1496.

Gehl 1060 silage chopper, fi eld

ready, 2 row corn header and small grain

header, $ 800. Reid Smith, Lexington

336- 225- 7216.

48” Great Dane walkbehind mower

with Kawasaki 17 hp engine, jungle

wheels and bagging system, $ 1,600;

48” Great Dane walk behind mower

with Kawasaki 14 hp engine, $ 1,200;

48” Yazoo/ Kees walk behind mower

with Kawasaki 17 hp engine and bag-ging

system, $ 1,700. Jeffery Mosley,

Summerfi eld 336- 613- 6006.

15 ft Big Rhino mower, 1,000 RPM,

GC, $ 1,500. Johnny Glosson, Pittsboro

919- 542- 2459.

Wood mower, 15 ft batwing, fi eld

ready, $ 1,500. Charles Marsh, Siler City

336- 669- 9705- cell or 919- 742- 4856.

84” Simplicity 6216 riding mower,

B& S engine, runs good, heavy duty bat-tery,

extra blades, $ 575. Kirk Carawan,

Rose Hill 910- 289- 2771.

Rails and 24” pads, top and bottom

rollers, 45- 50 % left to fi t Dresser 15E,

6 roller frame tractor, $ 3,000. Edward

York, Siler City 919- 742- 6147.

Bushhog mower, 7 ft wide, heavy

duty, 23 y/ o, needs some mechanical

repairs, $ 300. Gordon Neville, Chapel

Hill 919- 932- 6993.

918 Flex head JD F/ A poly dividers

SCH cutter bar, J/ M header cart, $ 10,500

or will separate. A. R. Gallimore, Denton

336- 250- 1591.

72 AC combine, working cond.,

grass & small grain screens, $ 600. Lee

Overcash, Troutman 704- 883- 0761.

Bean brand pump orchard sprayer,

tank needs minor repair, $ 1,000 in VGC;

two Cole mule planters with lots of plates,

$ 75/ ea. Howard Williams, Cherryville

704- 435- 3593.

Simplicity riding mower, Broad-moor,

14 hydro, 38” cut, 14 hp Kohler

engine, GC. Jim Spease, Winston- Salem

336- 924- 0068.

Case # 448 garden tractor, 18 hp, 3

pt hitch, 48” mower deck, snow plow

and spare rear tire, $ 1,850; Bolens

# 2000 garden tractor, 20 hp, 60” mower,

looks new, recent paint job, $ 1,900. Jim

Woodley, Kinston 252- 522- 0819.

Hay spear, 3 pt hitch, GC, $ 200. Steve

Faucette, Snow Camp 336- 212- 1689.

John Blue nitrogen sprayer with

metal tank, GC, $ 2,800. Steve Rozier,

Hope Mills 910- 818- 8174.

NH 846 hay roller, GC, $ 3,800. Jeff

Pruitt, Pinnacle 336- 225- 1370.

15,000 watt Generac generator, 10

hp electric start, 120 and 240 outlets, idle

control, on wheels, EC, $ 1,900. Billy

Nutt, Timberlake 336- 364- 2624.

18 blade disc, 3 pt hitch, $ 225;

breaking plow, 3- 16” plows , 3 pt

hitch, $ 275; bushhog 5 ft, 40 hp gear

box, $ 200. Rudolph Bizzell, Selma

919- 964- 2764.

Woods fi nish mower, 6 ft with new

blades and belt, runs good, $ 400. Bill

Croom, Knightdale 919- 217- 3756.

’ 04 Ag Rain irrigation system

includes 350 ft hose, Honda motor, 10

hp single phase pump, 9 hydrants, all

hoses, $ 10,000. John Francis, Waynesville

828- 452- 7565.

AC 3 pt hitch bottom plow, category

# 1, 2/ 16’ s Rigid beam with new points,

$ 250; set of 14” diameter disc hillers

with sealed bearings, $ 95. Tony Yow,

Sanford 919- 776- 0916.

’ 02 Yamaha 660 Grizzly 4x4 lots of

extras, LNC, $ 4,500. Richard Collins,

Elkin 336- 366- 4026.

16 ft square hay elevator, always kept

in the barn, LNC, $ 500 OBO. Maurice

Ward, Sugar Grove 828- 297- 3222.

Roanoke 18 box barn, heat X heat

exchanger, $ 2,000; Roanoke 126 rack

barn, heat X heat exchanger, $ 1,500. Will

McCallum, Rowland 910- 740- 3267.

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Portable sawmill service, your place

or mine, logs to lumber, custom sawing

post and beams available. Jack Murdock,

Rolesville 919- 669- 1859.

Mobile welding fabrication, main-tenance

and repair welding, all types of

equip, come to you or bring equip to shop,

cert. welder. Josh Flynn, Winston- Salem

336- 577- 3266.

Bandsaw sawmill service, post

beam avail. Up to 24’, your logs or mine,

$ 0.30/ ft and up. Also sharpen bandmill

blades, Glenn Jones, Winston- Salem

336- 817- 4325.

Controlled burning services, any

acreage, min $ 15/ acre, pine plantations

and wildlife habitat, insured, Piedmont

area. Brandon Price, Kimesville 336-

685- 9655.

Tractor work avail, bush hog, loader

and blade work, disc, plow, landscape

work, specialize in creating food plots

for wildlife, $ 40/ hr + seed & fert. David

Foust, Archdale 336- 431- 5120.

Hay making, will cut, rake and bale

hay, cut & rake, $ 15/ hr, baling $ 15/ hr,

more than 25 bales, $ 14/ hr. Rowan Co

area. Hunter Nottingham, Rockwell

704- 855- 1118 or 808- 1027.

Will dismantle and remove old grain

bins, metal bldgs, tractor implements,

etc. $ 10/ hr. Jeremy Shipp, Jacksonville

910- 324- 5390.

Horse sitting 25 mile radius around

Hillsborough, excess miles, $ 50/ day fi rst

5 horses. Bobbi Whittemore, Hillsborough

919- 932- 1313.

Farm Labor

Single tree, double tree, triple tree,

used in horse drawn equipment; 1930-

1940, 1950 1 oz tobacco seeds for plant

beds came in Hicks Brown leaf. Wade

Shelton, Mt. Airy 336- 374- 2254.

Bomb proof horse for 7 y/ o, beginning

rider, for lessons and trail riding, prefer

smooth riding western style, reasonable

price. C. H. Lovelace, Bessemer City

704- 629- 4182.

To lease barn and pasture for two

horses and a pony Rural Hall, Stanleyville

area around the month of June. Sharon

Cooke, Fuquay Varina 919- 567- 2424.

Horse/ cattle round pen for training

my horse, inexpensive 2 horse trailer

GC; western saddle and tack GC. Jean

Johnson, Dunn 919- 915- 8622.

Round pen panels any condition,

no sharp edges, will be used for rescue

horses. J. Fleming, Summerfi eld 336-

908- 6341.

Horses &

Supplies

Wanted

HORSES

Buckskin QH 17 y/ o, 15.2h, trained

professionally, anyone can ride, shown

western- pleasure, no vices, $ 2,500. Hal

Paderick, Kinston 252- 522- 4310.

Donkey jenny, 2 y/ o, $ 650; two

horse Nissen wagon, complete with

bows and cover, $ 2,000. Robert Sell, Sr,

Winston- Salem 336- 595- 8247.

All pine shavings, very absorbent,

compressed and packaged into large bale

for ease of handling and storage, one

bale provides excellent coverage, $ 3.95-

$ 4.30/ ea, price based on quantity. George

Hines, Stanfi eld 704- 888- 2987.

White ’ 98 Double D GN trailer, 2

horse straight load, new tires, dressing/

tack room, air, lined sides, 14’ retractable

awning, VGC, $ 3,000. Elbert Jones,

Blounts Creek 252- 635- 7025.

Harness, will fi t draft horse or large

mule, black, headset, straps, reins, LN,

$ 750. Lisa Bowman, Stanfi eld 704-

888- 6326.

Reg. TWH by Skywatch, 6 y/ o,

15.3, strawberry roan gelding with blaze,

natural walk, 12” over stride, many trail

and fi eld miles, also show, loads, clips,

ties, $ 4,500. Jan Sorrells, Reidsville

336- 342- 3900.

’ 01 AQHA sorrel gelding, 15.1h,

$ 2,500; ’ 04 APHA red roan mare, under

saddle, $ 1,500; ’ 03 APHA black/ white

tobiano, 16h, great hunter jumper

prospect, $ 2,000. Norman Alexander,

Catawba 307- 630- 6371.

Horse treadmill Equitread brand,

$ 3,000. Janet Leatherwood, Canton

828- 646- 9432.

AQHA sorrel mare 6 y/ o, breeding

of Easy Jet, Beduino, Rocket Wrangler,

nice 2D or 3D barrel horse, $ 7,000

OBO. Donna Bullard, Zebulon 919-

269- 5437.

Percheron mare 14 y/ o, fox hunt,

trail rides, pulled a sled and plow,

stands for farrier, clips, trailers, proven

broodmare, $ 1,500. Carol Carter, Hurdle

Mills 336- 364- 4739.

AQHA incentive fund mare, 15h,

ready to show, great youth horse, English

or Western, no vices, shown AQHA and

open, trail rides, jumps, $ 6,500. Melvin

King, Mebane 919- 563- 5660.

Fore cart set up for team with pole

and all single trees, has a tractor seat,

but is set up for interchangeable seats,

good tires, set to use with shafts for

single horse, $ 550 OBO. Gina Roberts,

Fayetteville 910- 481- 9904.

Percheron mare black, 11 y/ o, rides

and drives, wagon, harness, saddle and

bridle, $ 3,500. Steve Langley, Nashville

252- 443- 0490.

Horse boarding NE Guilford co,

quality pastures, run ins, 12x12 stall with

paddocks, brought into 8 stall barn for

daily feeding of your grain, tack room,

wash rack, dressage arena and trails,

$ 150/ pasure board, living onsite, S.

Utberg, Gibsonville 336- 584- 5617 or

213- 5617- cell.

Solid paint mare, reg., 14.1h, very

stock build, great broodmare potential

or for a small adult rider, not broken to

ride yet, $ 750; AQHA stallion, ready

for training, too young to ride, not

broken, $ 800. Kay Lackey, Snow Camp

336- 675- 2948.

Aluminum Sundowner 3 horse,

slant load, dress/ tack room, newe tires,

fully enclosed with drop windows,

$ 9,000 OBO. Jimmy Glenn, Sophia

336- 498- 4098.

Jack donkey just weaned, $ 500.

Leonard Fields, Stokesdale 336- 643-

4917.

AQHA sorrel fi lly, reg., DOB 5/ 07,

$ 1,000; AQHA reg. gelding, red dun,

8 y/ o, 15h, $ 1,600. Grady Draughn,

Yadkinville 336- 468- 2336.

Powell’s riding equipment western

pleasure saddle, LNC, $ 350; $ 400 with

new accessories. T. Branham, Topton

828- 321- 3095.

Two horse trailer, $ 1,375. P. McNeill,

Durham 919- 383- 9352.

Hanoverian gelding 16.7 h, fl ashy,

jumper, great dispo, $ 8,500. B. Sedwick,

Knightdale 919- 365- 7365.

New set of leather harness driving

lines, bridle, collar and pad, Amish

made, fi ts large Belgium or Percheron,

$ 450. Ed Easley, Walnut Cover 336-

591- 5050.

Travalong 20 ft, 3 horse slant, 5 ft

dr, MT/ RT, HW/ shower, awning, EC,

$ 7,900; stall bedding, sawdust, 10- 12

yrds, will deliver, $ 155 up. Gary Tucker,

Kernersville 336- 769- 3853.

’ 98 Silver Star GN, 3 horse, $ 11,500;

reg. TWM, good trail horse, 10 y/ o,

$ 2,800; reg. Racking mare, 9 y/ o, good

trail horse, $ 2,500. Linda Leigh, Kelly

910- 669- 2610.

’ 08 Calico 2 horse trailer, $ 3,950;

’ 08 Calico 16 ft stock trailer, $ 3,750;

Anteick 4 passenger surry, $ 950. H.

Davis, Reidsville 336- 260- 7606 or

342- 0490.

’ 92 Supreme 2 horse tag- a- long

trailer fully enclosed, padded inside,

rubber fl oor mat, tack compartment,

VGC, $ 2,000. Deborah Willalrd, Win-ston-

Salem 336- 788- 1438.

Mini donkey IMDR reg., 9 m/ o, very

nice breeding quality jack, $ 500. Joan or

Steve Levitt, Efl and 919- 563- 9527.

TWH for pleasure or showing, reg.,

black, palomino and gray, $ 1,800 up.

Jim Alspaugh, Winston- Salem 336-

418- 3679.

Mini Sicilian donkey jacks, 5 m/ o,

$ 400-$ 500. Hendrik Smock, Asheboro

336- 879- 2637.

Black mare, 12 y/ o, very gentle,

child safe, bomb proof, excellent trail

horse, 2 saddles and all tack, must go

to loving family, $ 2,000. Sherry Miller,

Lexington 336- 596- 8071.

Reg. QH gelding solid, dark chest-nut/

copper fl ecked, 9 y/ o, 15.1, very

responsive, need kind but experienced

fi rm rider, $ 1,500; horse boarding in

Pilot Mtn, 70 ac farm with trail access,

round pen, large arena, $ 225/ pasture

or $ 325/ full board. Deborah Davidson,

Winston- Salem 336- 926- 3049.

Horse boarding safe fencing, round

pen, riding arena, trails, tack room, H/ C

wash room, quality feed X2 daily, Timo-thy/

orchard hay, daily turnout, owner on

site, $ 350/ full board. Diane Duquette,

Wake Forest 919- 554- 9220.

One yearling colt defi nite show

quality, $ 3,500; one 3 y/ o gelding,

pleasure/ endurance/ show, $ 1,800;

mares for lease with signed contract,

no sale. Elaine Goldstein, Snow Camp

336- 675- 3005.

Breeding stock two paint mares, 5

y/ o, 3 y/ o, white chestnut broke to ride,

both well mannered sweet disposition,

handled daily, 15.5 hands, Sonny D bar

bloodline, $ 1,500 and $ 1,000. Kenneth

Young, Grassy Creek 336- 384- 3087.

AQHA mare palomino double reg-istered,

well t rained and bomb proof,

English/ western with great gaits, 14

years, jumping, trails, parades, ring

work, $ 5,000. Sheri LaForge, Aberdeen

910- 281- 4657.

AQHA reg 8 y/ o sorrel gelding, 15.1h,

good trail horse, some rope training, would

make good barrel horse, $ 1,500. Tony

Spell, Sr., Clinton 910- 249- 3925.

For rent 13 stall horse barn, large

riding ring, large hay loft, 4 ac pasture,

Davidson co, $ 500/ mo. Dianne Watterson,

Lexington 240- 498- 0733.

’ 91 Kingston 2 horse tag- a- long trailer,

EC, ramp, mats, good tires, $ 4,500. A. M.

Danner, Cleveland 704- 278- 0245.

At stud AQHA Shys First League,

fee $ 750 + $ 250 C/ F; Tee J Fabulous

Jack, fee $ 600; Major Tee J Walker,

fee, $ 600, $ 10/ day MC, also registered

w/ FQHR. Betty Brown, Seagrove 910-

428- 9018 or 336- 873- 7997.

Mini horses, colts, fi llies and year-lings,

black/ white with blue eyes, sorrel

pinto, dune fi lly, triple reg., DNA tested,

parents on site, $ 800 up. Bill and Pam

Banks, Clayton 919- 412- 1684.

’ 04 APHA 16h, sorrel Tobiano,

gelding, gentle, English or western, trail

rides, $ 2,000; ’ 03 AQHA 13.2h chestnut

mare, Two Eyed Jack, very gentle, easy

to ride, $ 1,500. Mary Pearce, Creedmoor

919- 528- 6181.

Jump set, jump, pole, caps, $ 99;

roll top, $ 150; fl ower box set, $ 55. Greg

Mills, Apex 919- 362- 8944.

2000 Trailswest 3 horse, slant load,

with LQ, sink, gas furnace, closet, cowboy

shower, awning, much more, white with

red stripes, VGC, $! 8,000. Donna Mul-lins,

Lexington 336- 798- 6552.

Dakota saddles western pleasure,

18 “ seat, brown leather, lots of silver,

blankets, pads, bridle, rack included,

$ 500. Patricia McMasters, Liberty

336- 622- 6698.

‘ 97 Sundowner, 2 horse, lite tag-a-

long, rear load, door and ramps,

VGC, $ 5,000. M. B. Carter, East Bend

336- 699- 4039.

17” show saddle, western, new

tags still on, black, silver rosettes all

over including on head stall and breast

plate, $ 995/ for all. Charmaine Daum,

Winston- Salem 336- 577- 1813.

Saddle Circle Y fl ex wide tree, 16”,

pecan, LNC, $ 1,200. Crissy Anderson,

Pleasant Garden 336- 676- 0303.

Black Paso Fino gelding 14.1h, 3

months professional training, good for

vet, $ 4,000. Marcia Carrico, Mocskville

336- 998- 1111.

ApHC 2003 Appaloosa gelding, nice

disposition, 14h, trail rides, loads, easy

going, $ 1,000. Herbert Sirman, Roaring

River 336- 957- 2344.

’ 97 Sundowner Grand Sierra 4

horse slant, LQ, w/ slidout, lots more

interior options, generator, stud stall,

escape door, collapsible rear tack, hay

rack, VGC, $ 36,000; ’ 95 double reg.

SSH, NSSH, black and white tobiano

mare, good home only, $ 2,500. Diantha

Severance, Reidsville 336- 342- 5836.

’ 04 Cremello Quarab gelding 14.1h,

J/ J or dressage prospect, well started,

needs to be fi nished, $ 1,800 nego. M.

Rachel, Zebulon 919- 842- 0428.

For rent 2 stall barn stalls, $ 175/ ea

with water and electricity, 4 ac pasture.

Emory Hathaway, Greensboro 336-

676- 1847.

20 stall horse barn w/ 2 b/ room,

2 bath living qtrs, 2 washdown bays,

13,000 sq ft barn, outdoor riding pens,

etc, $ 1,500/ mo. Troy Horton, Mt. Ulla

704- 202- 1710.

APHA gelding nice English pros-pect,

gets along well with others, nice

trail horse, $ 2,500 OBO. Sonya Proctor,

Winston- Salem 336- 848- 5642.

Horse boarding Silk Hope area,

stall or pasture board, w/ run in shelter,

lighted round pen, trails, tack room, 2

feedings daily, quality pasture, excellent

care, $ 200/ mo. Mary Ann Harville, Siler

City 919- 742- 5053.

Pasture board feed twice daily, you

provide feed, hay provided during winter,

riding ring, walk in shelter, 3 stall barn

with feed/ tack room, $ 300. Olympia

Olive, Holly Springs 919- 552- 5601.

TWH fi lly DOB 5/ 07, out of 24K

Generator and Dumas Walker mare,

$ 1,000 nego; TWH Dumas Walker,

excellent broodmare, safely in foal to

24K Generator, proven broodmare,

$ 2,500. Mary Cooke, Cornelius 704-

892- 8675.

Mustang, 6 y/ o, sorrel, 60 days of

professional training, needs experienced

rider, good home only, $ 700; Appaloosa

mare, 6 y/ o, 14 h, own daughter of

Dreamfi nder, green broke, $ 3,000. Ashley

McDowell, Asheboro 336- 953- 5953.

At stud, AQHA blue roan, Poco

Bueno, Peppy San Badger breeding, fee,

$ 400 + $ 5/ daily MC. Dwayne Stewart,

Franklinville 336- 824- 4518.

Horse boarding daily, weekly,

monthly, 12x12 box stalls, turnout pad-docks,

140x180 riding ring, full board

only, $ 275/ mo. G. Keyworth, Elkin

336- 957- 2639.

’ 03 Exiss Event 3 horse full LQ,

booth makes bed, cooktop, large shower,

awning, much more, EC, $ 24,000. Ray

Deal, Concord 704- 786- 3036.

Horse boarding north Randolph

south Guilford, 30 ac pasture to ride

all smooth, wire fence and cross fence,

12x12 stalls, horse trailer storage, owner

on site, room for two mares or geldings,

$ 125/ per mo. Tom Meacham, Guilford

336- 622- 1998.

’ 97 Sundowner Horizon II 3 horse,

GN trailer, slant load, electric hook up,

DR, awning, lots of extras, $ 8.900. George

Robbins, Bostic 828- 429- 6972.

Horse boarding Gaston co, 3 miles

from Dallas, large stalls with auto water

system, pasture electric rop fencing,

$ 200/ per mo, full board only. Earl Self,

Dallas 704- 922- 2990.

Saddles, $ 450-$ 550. Susan Cook,

Mt. Airy 336- 351- 3255.

’ 01 Featherlite trailer, 2 horse

GN, rear tack, short LQ with sink,

drop down shower in stall, much more,

$ 9,500. Langdon Pleasant, Angier 919-

291- 9168.

30 ac horse facility 14 stall barn,

washpit, tack room, offi ce w/ bath, 4

pastures, storage barn, pond, $ 425,000.

Jim Gottschlich, Elon 336- 449- 9141.

Saddles, Crump saddle seat, 16”

seat, leather, $ 300; Lacroix saddle seat,

show, 19” seat, leather, $ 1,000; leather,

16” seat Aussie saddle great for trail

riding, $ 300. Rebecca Meyers, Oxford

919- 702- 2650.

’ 92 Wil Ro GN horse trailer, 20 ft

box, 4 ft dress rm, separate tack and feed

storage, $ 4,750; AQHA mare, 14.3h,

$ 5,000; AQHA gelding, palomino, $ 2,200;

AQHA gelding, 15h sorrel, excellent trail

horse, $ 3,500. Jim Hawkins, Madison

336- 423- 7609.

Responsive trail horse, 8 y/ o QH,

studish gelding, 15.1, needs experienced

rider, $ 1m700 OBO. D. Davidson,

Winston- Salem 336- 926- 3049.

’ 04 AQHA chestnut mare has had

a lot of arena work and started on trails,

shoes, hauls and bathes, $ 2,000. Terry

Hall, Yadkinville 336- 463- 2758.

Gelding Free lease, good begin-ner

horse, 4H project, great on trails,

load and hauls, does not like clippers,

due to age only light riding, excellent

home only. Delene Huggins, Hickory

828- 294- 3878.

QH paint, sorrel with white blaze,

16 h, excellent trail horse, loads, stands

for farrier, not reg. but has papers, great

pleasure horse for beginner, $ 1,500;

QH, 8 y/ o, excellent trail horse for

experienced rider, loads, stands for

farrier, $ 1,000. Terri Hartness, Catawba

828- 228- 5942.

AQHA sorrel gelding 2 y/ o, well

bred, ready to start your way, breeding

of Jet of Honor, Special Effort, Streakin

Six, Beduino, nice size, pushing 15.1

hands, easy to catch, $ 2,500 OBO. Donna

Bullard, Zebulon 919- 269- 5437.

Sorrel APHA gelding, western plea-sure

prospect, halter broke, leads, well

mannered, willing, Conclusive Skipper

bloodline, $ 1,500; black/ white tobiano

APHA gelding, cutting reining western

pleasure prospect, $ 1,500 . Marci Brown,

Kernersville 336- 769- 2206.

Appendix mare talented, she

is ridden both English and western,

shown at local hunter/ jumper and event

competitions, currently jumping 3’ 6”,

$ 4,200 OBO. Kimberly Fink, Durham

919- 321- 2186.

’ 02 Adams 16’ GN horse trailer,

dress rm, lined walls and mats, GC,

$ 4,500. Tommy Wingler, Statesville

704- 902- 4677.

Horse trailer, Merhow, one owner,

7 ft inside, EC, $ 2,200. C. E. Wilson,

Selma 919- 965- 9315.

Arabian mare reg., 15 y/ o, 14.2h,

loads, clips, gentle, youth horse, great

ground manners, intermediate rider,

good home only, $ 1,200; ’ 00 Trailswest

Sierra 4H, slant, GN, feed mangers,

storage compartments, 7 ft, 2 tack areas,

$ 11,000 OBO. Glen Trusler, Burgaw

910- 259- 6354.

’ 96 Circle W, BP, two horse trailer

with 4 new tires in GC, white chrome

wheels, good fl oor, locking tack closest,

electric brakes, hay rack and storage,

$ 2,500. Robert Miller, Lexington 336-

596- 8069.

Big TWH, black, approximately 16h,

16 y/ o, good trail horse, $ 1,500. Michael

H. Michael, Julian 336- 685- 4051.

Very well mannered horse, trailers

good, you can pick up all her feet for

the farrier, does very well with other

horses, $ 1,500. Missy Boom, Castalia

252- 459- 8914.

Paint mare 8 y/ o, shown 4H hunter,

trail ridden, good mother, $ 2,000; Welsh

paint colt, DOB 5/ 07, sport pony,

$ 1,600. Mike Carico, New London

910- 572- 1465.

’ 91 Heart 4 horse straight load GN

horse trailer, GC inside and outside, sleep-ing,

heat, AC, awning, etc, $ 5,500 OBO;

Racking horse, 8 y/ o, black, 16h, broke

to ride, semi- experienced rider, $ 2,500.

Paul Cellucci, Apex 919- 413- 8562.

Stallion, son of Smart Chick O’Lena,

goes back to Smart Little Lena, had

years of professional training, shown

all over east coast, sorrel with mane and

tail, $ 12,000. Gwen Thorne, Tarboro

252- 641- 4515.

30 stall stable, 12x12 and 12x14,

central fl y control, tack room wash

pit with H/ C water, security cameras,

large pastures seeded with special horse

blend, well kept, horses brought in ev-ery

evening, premium horse food and

supplements, exercise pen turn out, trails

on site. Frances Henderson, Wendell

919- 365- 9616.

Black Percheron mare ridden

in dressage and started over jumps,

started with harness, trail rides, loads,

$ 4,500. Jeannine Miller, Rockwell

704- 279- 6710.

QH palomino paint off white, Sonni

Girl, 8 y/ o, 15h, professional trained,

needs good rider, good home only,

$ 1,800, Margie Brinkley, McLeansville

336- 697- 7313.

At stud, AQHA red dun stallion,

Proven producer, 15h, Otoes Wonder

Piggin String the Redeemer Ole Man

lines, color producer, fee, $ 300. Christina

Creech, Thomasville 336- 474- 1131.

AQHA chest mare 11 y/ o, 15.3h,

does it all, English/ western, jumps,

trails, shows in ribbons, hunter pace,

broodmare, $ 3,000 good home only to

woman or teen. Deborah Pearson- Moyers,

Hillsborough 919- 933- 1444.

Dapple gray pony gelding, rides

great, 38” tall, great with goats and

other animals, $ 300 OBO. Page Speagle,

Asheboro 336- 451- 4433.

’ 05 Twister, all aluminum, 3 horse,

slant load, 8’ wide, 7’ 6” tall, full LQ,

sleeps 4, stud stall, running horse awning,

much more, EC, $ 49,500. Beverly Hardy,

Browns Summit 336- 808- 7243.

Four horse hot walker, new motor,

runs great, one bent arm, GC, $ 1,000. Karie

Tucker, Louisburg 919- 302- 2774.

AMHA/ AMHR bay pinto stallion,

Lucky four Apache Flying Colors is nice

mini horse, $ 2,000. Craig Bodenheimer,

High Point 336- 906- 0377.

TWH gelding black, 15.3h, owned

by the same person for 8 years, not a dead

head, very good on trails, $ 2,850 OBO.

Tim Willis, Kings Mtn 704- 739- 4647.

QH gelding young 3 1/ 1 y/ o, has

been on multiple trail rides and does

excellent, crosses everything, smooth,

very willing, needs experienced rider

due to his age, 14.3h and still growing,

$ 1,000 nego. Dawn MacGibbon, Wendell

919- 365- 5207.

AQHA QH’s and Appaloosa’s reg.,

private owned, bred and raised for show

and family use, $ 1,000-$ 18,000; western

saddles, show saddles Circle Y, ’ 07 model

never used, matching headstall, lots of

other western tack, $ 300-$ 5,000. Elizabeth

Horses & Loftin, Battleboro 252- 725- 0145.

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