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              AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page

From the

tractor

Steve Troxler

Commissioner

LXXXIII - No. 8 August 2008

Horse Events

* 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.

Aug. 9 & 10...... Appaloosa Show. Contact Mike Hanville, ( 336) 921- 2123.

Aug. 15 & 16.... SRA Rodeo. Contact Dennis Pruitt, ( 864) 809- 2630.

Aug. 22- 24........ Central Piedmont All Arabian. Contact Dan Regan, ( 704) 362- 0185.

Aug. 22- 24........ NCHJA “ C” Outdoors. Contact Becca Mispel, ( 919) 556- 7321.

Aug. 30 & 31.... NCDCTA Dressage Show. Contact Janine Malone, ( 919) 269- 7307.

Sept. 1............... Dressage Breed Show. Contact Janine Malone, ( 919) 269- 7307.

Sept. 6 & 7........ NCAHA Open Summer Extravaganza. Contact Rory Meachum, ( 919) 544- 2817.

Sept. 6 & 7........ Carolina Fall Driving Show. Contact Dede Bushneck, ( 919) 815- 4723.

Sept. 13 & 14.... Appaloosa Show. Contact Mitch Petway, ( 919) 467- 3377.

Sept. 13 & 14.... Carolina Main Event Circuit. Contact Michele McLaughlin, ( 919) 934- 1344.

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

Aug. 2 & 3........ Summer Mountain Getaway Dressage/ Combined. Contact Dana Diemer, ( 910) 875- 4814.

Aug. 2 & 3........ Ranch Horse Show. Contact Tracie Gant, ( 828) 885- 8431.

Aug. 7............... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Aug. 8............... Cowboy Mounted Shooting. Contact Tommy Richardson, ( 704) 753- 5399.

Aug. 12- 14......... Chris Cox Clinic. Contact Dianna Cotter, ( 828) 273- 0003.

Aug. 13- 16........ Mountain Classic. Contact Jennifer Kolarik, ( 828) 230- 7033.

Aug. 16............. WNC Open Horse Show Circuit. Contact Doyle Enloe, ( 828) 697- 8785.

Aug. 28............. Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Sept. 5- 14......... N. C. Mountain State Fair. Contact WNC Ag Center, ( 828) 687- 1414.

Sept. 26- 28....... Cowboy Mounted Shooting. Contact Tommy Richardson, ( 704) 753- 5399.

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

Aug. 15- 17........ VA Reining Horse Assn. Summer Slide. Contact Kenny Moore, ( 804) 347- 2419.

Aug. 23 & 24.... Made in the Shade Dressage Horse Show. Contact Sue Smithson, ( 910) 693- 1769.

Aug. 29 & 30.... T& J Barrel Blast. Contact Walter Tharrington, ( 252) 977- 6217.

Sept. 12 & 13.... MCC Stampede in the Park Rodeo. Contact Robert Bonner, ( 252) 792- 1521.

Sept. 20 & 21.... Eastern Hunter Association Horse Show. Contact Wendy Willson, ( 252) 916- 3685.

Sept. 26- 28....... 9th Annual Sunnyside Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, ( 252) 799- 0334.

Oct. 4 & 5......... Just Horsin’ ‘ Round 2008 Open Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, ( 252) 753- 8069.

Country artists Blake Shel-ton,

Tracy Byrd, Jake Owen

and Granite Falls native Eric

Church will join three addi-tional

country and Southern

rock artists at the Diet Pepsi

“ Got to Be NC Ag Jam” pre-sented

by Food Lion on Sept.

13 at the Time Warner Cable

Music Pavilion at Walnut

Creek.

Tickets for the family-friendly

food and music fes-tival,

which will feature N. C.

food products from local grow-ers

and producers, are on sale

now through all Ticketmaster

outlets and online at www.

ticketmaster. com. Tickets will

be $ 15 for lawn seating, $ 20

for reserved seating and $ 25

for Gold Circle seating.

“ Between the delicious lo-cal

products and some great

country music, it’s going to be

a real celebration of our agri-cultural

production,” said Ag-riculture

Commissioner Steve

Troxler. “ I am so excited to

show off N. C. agriculture and

give people a chance to taste

and buy some of the freshest

local products North Carolina

has to offer.”

The festival will kick off at

noon and last until 11 p. m. Gates

open at 11 a. m. Seven music

acts will perform throughout

the day- long event:

• Blackberry Smoke, 12: 30

- 1: 30 p. m.

• Jamey Johnson, 2- 3 p. m.

• Heartland, 3: 30- 4: 30 p. m.

• Jake Owen, 5- 6 p. m.

• Eric Church, 6: 30- 7: 30

p. m.

• Tracy Byrd, 8- 9: 15 p. m.

• Blake Shelton, 9: 45- 11

p. m.

The “ Got to Be NC Ag

Jam” is sponsored entirely by

N. C. companies and organi-zations,

including Diet Pepsi,

Food Lion, Brightleaf Hotdogs,

Deans Farm Market, Q- Shack

Restaurant, N. C. Egg Farmers

and Got to Be NC Agriculture.

For additional details on the

festival, visit www. NCAgJam.

com.

Top country acts to head-line

celebration of N. C.

agriculture at food and

music festival Sept. 13 Tickets for the 2008 N. C. State Fair are on sale now at www. nc-statefair.

org, including admission, ride, grandstand and Dorton Arena

entertainment tickets.

“ We are extending our ticket sales

this year to give people more time to

make purchases,” said Wesley Wyatt,

State Fair manager. “ While we feel the

State Fair provides one of the best enter-tainment

values in the state, we under-stand

that wallets are stretched a little

more than usual now. By offering early

ticket sales, families can make plans and

purchases throughout the next three months if necessary.”

Tickets for all Dorton Arena shows can only be purchased in ad-vance

online, so concertgoers should shop early for the best seats.

The concert lineup is:

Thursday, Oct. 16: Josh Turner - $ 22

Friday, Oct. 17: Jason Aldean - $ 15

Saturday, Oct. 18: Toby Mac - $ 10

Sunday, Oct. 19: Lady Antebellum and Heidi Newfield - $ 8

Monday, Oct. 20: Bobby Flay - $ 22

Tuesday, Oct. 21: Bucky Covington - $ 5

Wednesday, Oct. 22: TBA

Thursday, Oct. 23: Mario - $ 16.50

Friday, Oct. 24: Skillet and Leeland - $ 8

Saturday, Oct. 25: Joe Nichols - $ 11 .50

Sunday, Oct. 26: Montgomery Gentry - $ 31.50

Buying advance tickets will save $ 2 per adult admission ticket and

$ 8 per ride sheet. Advance admission tickets will cost $ 5 for adults

and $ 1 for children ages 6- 12. Adult admission tickets for groups of

40 or more will cost $ 4.75. A coupon that can be redeemed at the Fair

for a sheet of 18 ride tickets will cost $ 10 in advance.

Visa and MasterCard payments are accepted online for all tickets.

Advance State Fair ride,

concert and admission

tickets on sale now

( See Advance sales, pg. 2)

As any farmer today

knows, you have to maintain

tight control of your input

costs if you want to maximize

the return on your investment

and make a profit at the end

of the season.

Everywhere you turn,

prices are going up. Fertilizer

prices have skyrocketed, fuel

costs are near records, and

these two costs have figured

into the rising prices of food.

These concerns are just

part of the reason why the

work of the state’s 18 re-search

stations is so critical

to farmers. The N. C. Depart-ment

of Agriculture and Con-sumer

Services partners with

N. C. State University and

N. C. A& T State University

on the research stations. Un-der

the partnership, univer-sity

researchers develop and

conduct field research, while

NCDA& CS staff manage the

properties, prepare the lands

and tend to research plots per

the orders of researchers.

The research conducted on

these stations, and the results

provide a tried and tested

foundation for new produc-tion

techniques that can lead

to savings for growers. And,

hopefully, these kinds of sav-ings

can help keep food pric-es

down, too.

Our state’s research sta-tions

continue to host agri-cultural

field days, commod-ity-

specific workshops and

ag awareness days, providing

farmers with an opportunity

to see new practices at work

and to ask researchers ques-tions

that relate to their own

growing situation.

In my opinion, and experi-ence,

this kind of proven and

tested advice is priceless.

Because our stations are

situated in different climates

( See Research, pg. 3)

Page AGRICULTURAL REVIEW August 2008

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

Andrea E. Ashby.................. Mng. 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 Rodeo Legends Tour will host a number of upcoming rodeo, bull riding and bull fighting events

in August and September. Following is a list of events and contact information: Aug. 9 at the Johnston

County Livestock Arena in Smithfield - Pro bull riding and freestyle bull fighting. Call ( 919) 550- 9386 for

times and more.; Aug. 15 & 16 at 8 p. m. at the N. C. Boys & Girls Home Arena in Lake Waccamaw – Pro

rodeo to benefit the N. C. Boys & Girls Home; Aug. 31 & Sept. 1 at 8 p. m. at the Upper S. C. State Fair

Arena in Greenville, S. C. – Pro rodeo; Sept. 3 at 7 p. m. at the Iredell County Fairgrounds Arena – Pro bull

riding; Sept. 12 & 13 at 8 p. m. at the Chamber Park Arena in Mountain City, Tenn. – Pro rodeo; Sept. 19-

21 at 8 p. m. at the All American Sports Arena in Rock Hill, S. C. – Fall Festival and pro rodeo; Sept. 26 &

27 at 7 p. m. at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds Arena in Fayetteville – Pro bull riding and freestyle

bull fighting. Call ( 704) 882- 6994 for all events except the one on Aug. 9.

***

The election of pork producer delegate candidates for the 2009 National Pork Producers ( Pork Act)

Delegate Body will take place at 1 p. m. Aug. 12, in conjunction with the Board of Directors meeting of the

N. C. Pork Council at the University Club, Hillsborough Street, Raleigh. All pork producers are invited to

attend.

Any producer who is a resident of the state and hand paid all assessments due may be considered as

a delegate candidate and/ or participate in the election. All eligible producers are encouraged to bring

with them a sales receipt proving that hogs were sold in their name and the checkoff deducted. For more

information, contact the N. C. Pork Council, 2300 Rexwoods Drive, Suite 340, Raleigh, NC 27607 or call

( 919) 781- 0361.

***

The Joyful Noise Open Horse Series will be held at 4- T Stables in Lewisville 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 Equestrian Exchange Consignment Sale, featuring horse items, clothing, tack, saddles and barn

supplies, will be held Aug. 29- Sept. 1 in the Holshouser Building at the N. C. State Fairgrounds. Sale hours

will be 10 a. m. - 9 p. m., Aug. 29- 31 and 10 a. m. – 5 p. m. Sept. 1. Consignors should drop off tagged items

Aug. 27 from 6- 9 p. m. and Aug. 28 between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. Items not sold can be picked up Sept. 2 from

10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Admission and parking is free. Contact Lynn Beeson at ( 336) 697- 1097 for more or go to

www. EquestrianExchange. com.

***

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

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

is $ 7.50 per class. Following are upcoming show dates: Aug. 30, Oct. 25 and Nov. 22. Rain dates for all

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

ipass. net.

***

The 8th Annual Justice Community Antique Tractor, Car and Engine Show will be held Sept. 5 & 6 at

Duke Memorial Baptist Church in Franklin County. Bluegrass and gospel singing will be featured on Sept.

5 from 5- 8 p. m. A tractor drive will be held Sept. 6. For more, contact Donnie Aycock, ( 919) 853- 2925, Paul

Kilmer, ( 919) 496- 2522 or Philip Rice, ( 919) 853- 3161.

***

The Person County Saddle Club will host a Draft Horse and Mule Fun Show Sept. 6 in Roxboro. For

more, call Rob Hall at ( 336) 599- 4039 or e- mail at pcsc3814@ charter. net.

***

The Gaston County Saddle Club Inc. will hold an open horse show Sept. 20 at Biggerstaff Park in

Dallas. The event starts at 4 p. m. The rain date is Sept. 21. For more, contact Bev Couto at ( 704) 827- 7491

or e- mail at bevcouto@ bellsouth. net.

***

Boothill Farm in Chapel Hill will host Hunter shows the third Saturday in September, October and

November beginning at 9 a. m. The rain date for the shows is the third Sunday. Fee is $ 10 per class. For

more information, go to www. boothillfarm. com or call ( 919) 967- 2994.

***

The N. C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages livestock producers to register

their farms with the NCFarmID program. NCFarmID is a voluntary program to register farms for a

national identification number as a way to protect livestock in the event of a disease outbreak. For more,

contact NCDA& CS at ( 919) 715- 2951 or go to www. NCFarmID. com.

***

The 15th annual Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair will be held Oct. 24- 26 at the WNC Agricultural Center

in Fletcher. Hours are 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., Oct. 24 and 25, and 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Oct. 26. The event features fiber

animals, workshops, demonstrations and vendors. Cost is $ 3. For more, contact Teri Gabic, ( 864) 468- 4220

or Shirley Thobe, ( 828) 337- 9032.

***

The annual Carolina Green Living Expo will be held Nov. 21- 23 in Concord. The free event will cover

many aspects of agriculture from biofuels to sustainable farming, and will include a number of educational

seminars. The hours are 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Nov. 21 & 22, and 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. on Nov. 23. Organizers are still

seeking vendors. Call ( 910) 795- 0292 or go to www. carolinalivinggreenexpo. com for more.

***

Online sales are print- at- home

tickets. Each ticket purchased

online will be assessed a conve-nience

fee, which ranges from 5

to 15 percent.

Beginning Oct. 2 until Oct.

16, admission and ride tickets

will be available for walk- up

purchase at the N. C. State Fair-grounds,

the Agriculture Build-ing

in downtown Raleigh, the

State Farmers

Market, Triangle Town

Center in Raleigh, Burlington

Square Mall in Burlington, Wil-son

Mall in Wilson, Northgate

Mall in Durham, The Streets

at Southpoint in Durham and

Four Seasons Town Centre in

Greensboro. All locations will

accept cash, debit and credit

cards except Wilson Mall,

which will accept cash only.

The convenience fee does not

apply at walk- up locations.

For more, go to www. nc-statefair.

org. The 2008 State

Fair will be held Oct. 16- 26.

Advance sales

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

Upcoming Feeder Calf Sales

Aug. 13............. Carolina Stockyard, Siler City, 1,000 head. Barry

Foushee, sale coordinator, ( 336) 318- 6007.

Aug. 14............. Harward Brothers Livestock Market, Statesville ( BQA

sale), 500 head. Mike Miller, sale coordinator, ( 704)

873- 0507.

Aug. 21............. Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood, 1,200

head. Steve Lemons, sale coordinator, ( 704) 983-

3987.

Aug. 28............. Sampson County Livestock Arena, Clinton/ Nichols

Genetic ( BQA/ Source & age verified), 1,000 head.

Tony Matthis at ( 910) 385- 5260 or George Upton,

sale coordinator, ( 910) 592- 7161.

Sept. 4................ Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood, 1,200

head. Steve Lemons, sale coordinator, ( 704) 983-

3987.

Sept. 10............. Shelby Livestock Yard, Shelby ( Source & age veri-fied),

500 head. Greg Traywick, sale coordinator, ( 704)

482- 4365.

Sept. 11 ............. Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood ( BQA

sale), 1,000 head. Steve Lemons, sale coordinator,

( 704) 983- 3987.

Sept. 18............. Harward Brothers Livestock Market, Statesville,

700 head. Mike Miller, sale coordinator, ( 704) 873-

0507.

Sept. 23............. Sampson County Livestock Arena, Clinton, 1,000

head. George Upton, sale coordinator, ( 910) 592-

7161.

Sept. 24............. Carolina Stockyard, Siler City, 1,000 head. Barry

Foushee, sale coordinator, ( 336) 318- 6007.

Sept. 25............. Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood, 1,200

head. Steve Lemons, sale coordinator, ( 704) 983-

3987.

Oct. 1................ Kilby’s Livestock Market, N. Wilkesboro, 600 head.

Matt Miller, sale coordinator, ( 336) 651- 7300.

Oct. 9................ Sampson County Livestock Arena, Clinton/ Nichols

Genetic ( BQA/ Source & age verified), 600 head.

Tony Matthis at ( 910) 385- 5260 or George Upton,

sale coordinator, ( 910) 592- 7161.

Oct. 23.............. Stanly County Livestock Market, Norwood, 1,200

head. Steve Lemons, sale coordinator, ( 704) 983-

3987.

* All sales start at 7 p. m. Tele- Auction available at all sales.

To participate in the tele- auction, call the N. C. Cattlemen’s

Asso ciation at ( 919) 552- 911 or ( 919) 819- 1760, or the

Livestock Market on the day of the sale.

The N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer

Services’ Plant Industry Divi-sion

is prohibiting the propaga-tion,

nursery cultivation, sale

and distribution of cogongrass,

along with all cultivars, includ-ing

Red Baron or Japanese

blood grass.

“ The policy change is being

made to prevent further intro-duction

and secondary spread of

cogongrass in North Carolina,”

said Agriculture Commissioner

Steve Troxler. “ Widespread

infestations of Cogongrass dis-place

native vegetation and fre-quently

serve as a fuel source

for fires, creating concerns for

safety and property loss.”

Cogongrass, a federally and

state- listed noxious weed, has

been detected in Texas, Loui-siana,

Mississippi, Alabama,

Georgia, Florida and South

Carolina, where it is a major

concern. Most recently, it was

found in Tennessee. The peren-nial

is a tall, narrow grass with

a reddish tint.

Prior to this policy change,

the propagation, sale and dis-tribution

of cultivars had been

permitted by NCDA& CS. This

change will not directly affect

established plantings; how-ever,

homeowners and other

landowners are encouraged to

monitor existing plantings for

escaped plants or plants that

show signs of invasiveness.

Under the new policy, all

permits for the interstate move-ment

of cogongrass will be de-nied.

Nurseries with existing

inventories of cogongrass, in-cluding

Red Baron or Japanese

blood grass cultivars, must sell

or remove all plants from nurs-eries

or garden centers by Oct.

31.

Any remaining plant mate-rial

will be subject to a stop- sale

order and will be destroyed, or

must be shipped to other states

in compliance with U. S. De-partment

of Agriculture, Ani-mal

and Plant Health Inspection

Service regulations.

Cogongrass was acciden-tally

introduced into Alabama

around 1911 as seed in packing

materials from Japan, and pur-posefully

introduced for forage

uses.

Anyone with questions

can contact Rick Iverson, an

NCDA& CS weed specialist, at

( 919) 733- 3931, ext. 246.

N. C. prohibits sale of cogongrass

August 2008 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page

and soil types, the research

replicates the varied growing

conditions of different areas

– offering assurances that the

practical application of the re-search

findings will work for

growers. Again, this is invalu-able

to farmers who already

have plenty of other variables to

deal with each growing season.

I hope growers and members

of the communities where re-search

stations are located have

had an opportunity to attend

some of the events and pro-grams

offered throughout the

year. There are still a number of

events planned for the fall and I

hope you will be able to attend

those.

On Aug. 6 at the Peanut Belt

Research Station in Lewiston-

Woodville there is a class on

peanut, cotton and tobacco. The

next day, the Mountain Horti-cultural

Crops Research Station

in Fletcher will hold its Tomato

and Vegetable Crop Field Day.

On Aug. 14, I am proud that the

Mountain Research Station in

Waynesville will host its 100th

Anniversary Celebration – an

accomplishment that pays trib-ute

to the longstanding support

of ag research in the state. On

Aug. 28, the Cherry Research

Farm in Goldsboro will hold a

Pasture Establishment, Design

and Management Workshop.

These are just a few of the up-coming

workshops and pro-grams

hosted by the research

stations. A list of upcoming

events is included at the right

of this column. For a complete

list of events through year end,

go to www. ncagr. com/ research/

FieldDays. htm.

We are blessed, both as con-sumers

and as growers, that the

state has invested in agricultural

research through the years. It is

an investment that has paid, and

will continue to pay, big returns

to the state.

Agricultural revenue has

provided the foundation for

our state’s development and

growth, and agriculture remains

our leading industry. As the na-tion

and world shift focus to de-veloping

renewable, sustainable

energy, I believe agriculture

will remain the state’s leading

industry. North Carolina has the

capability, the research know-how

and the natural resources

to figure prominently in our

country’s goal of greater energy

independence. I am encouraged

and excited by the prospects.

Just as rising costs are affect-ing

families and farmers, they

are also impacting the research

stations themselves. These add-ed

costs are just part of what I,

and the deans and leadership

of the agricultural programs at

N. C. State University and N. C.

A& T State University – part-ners

in the 18 research stations

– will talk about as part of long-term

strategic planning for the

research stations program.

I met recently with Dr. John-ny

Wynne, dean of NCSU’s

College of Agriculture and

Life Sciences, Dr. Donald R.

McDowell, interim dean of the

School of Agriculture and Envi-ronmental

Sciences at N. C. A&

T, and Dr. Ray McKinnie, N. C.

A& T associate dean of exten-sion,

to talk about the future of

our research stations and how

we can make them even better

so they continue to serve agri-culture’s

needs.

Through the years, North

Carolina agriculture has proven

its ability to adapt to changing

markets, emerging pests and

diseases and global competi-tion.

It has met these and other

challenges head- on and with an

eye towards the future.

In the same way, I believe

Deans Wynne and McDowell

and I are determined that these

stations continue to provide the

research foundation to support

North Carolina’s agricultural

needs for generations to come.

These 18 stations represent

the agricultural legacy and sac-rifices

of those who came before

us, and we must do everything

we can to preserve, protect and

enhance these resources for

those who will follow.

Research

( Cont’d from pg. 1) Upcoming Research Station Field Days

August

Aug. 4 – Central Crops Research Station, Clayton – Midas

Fumigation Workshop for Strawberries; ( 919) 553- 2141

Aug. 6 – Mountain Horticultural Crops Research Station,

Fletcher – Station tour for Family and Consumer Services;

( 828) 684- 7197

Aug. 6 – Peanut Belt Research Station, Lewiston- Woodville

– Peanut, Cotton and Tobacco class; ( 252) 348- 2213

Aug. 7 – Mountain Horticultural Crops Research Station,

Fletcher – Tomato & Vegetable Crops Field Day; ( 828) 684-

7197

Aug. 11 – Sandhills Research Station, Jackson Springs

– Station tour for Richmond County 4- H Summer Fun; ( 910)

974- 4673

Aug. 12 – Mountain Horticultural Crops Research Station,

Fletcher – Fruit Field Day; ( 828) 684- 7197

Aug. 13 – Cherry Research Farm, Goldsboro – Twilight tour

from 6- 8 p. m., Irrigation and Water Use; ( 919) 731- 3270

Aug. 13 – Sandhills Research Station, Jackson Springs

– Turfgrass Field Day; ( 910) 974- 4673

Aug. 14 – Mountain Research Station, Waynesville – 100th

Anniversary Celebration; ( 828) 456- 3943

Aug. 20 – Cherry Research Farm, Goldsboro – Organic

Certification Workshop; ( 919) 731- 3270

Aug. 25 – Cherry Research Farm, Goldsboro – Developing

Community Based Food Systems meeting; ( 919) 731- 3270

Aug. 28 – Cherry Research Farm, Goldsboro – Pasture

Establishment, Design & Management Workshop; ( 919) 731-

3270

September

Sept. 4 – Peanut Belt Research Station, Lewiston- Woodville

– Peanut Field Day; ( 252) 348- 2213

Sept. 10 – Upper Coastal Plain Research Station, Rocky Mount

– Cotton Field Day; ( 252) 442- 7326

Sept. 18 – Piedmont Research Station, Salisbury – Poultry

Field Unit Field Day; ( 704) 278- 2624

October

Oct. 1 – Cherry Research Farm, Goldsboro – How to Build

Permanent Fencing; ( 919) 731- 3270

PINNACLE – This year,

Ricky Fulk and his family

planted 32 acres of vegetables

on black plastic with drip ir-rigation.

That might not sound

unusual until you realize that

they live in the rocky, rolling

foothills of North Carolina, in

the shadow of Pilot Mountain

— not in the coastal plain.

Curious travelers along old

U. S. Highway 52 have been

known to pull over and ask

questions about the plastic- cov-ered

rows. The fields even grab

the attention of locals, who are

more accustomed to seeing

rows of tobacco.

Some of the land Fulk farms

had been in tobacco since 1746,

and he had grown it himself for

the last 20 years. Now, tobacco

is history. He has no regrets.

“ We have not missed tobac-co

at all this year,” said Fulk.

“ We were not making any mon-ey.

Now the whole family is

involved in produce, and we’re

all loving it.”

In 2004, when Fulk was de-ciding

to transition to produce,

he discussed his plan with re-gional

agronomist Robin Wat-son

of the N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer Ser-vices.

Watson was familiar with

vegetable production on black

plastic in the eastern part of the

state and suggested that Fulk

give it a try in Stokes County.

Fulk wasn’t sold on the idea

at first. No one else locally had

ever done it. He wasn’t sure

how feasible it would be on clay

soils, or whether it would be

worth the extra time and invest-ment.

He cautiously decided to

experiment with half an acre of

cucumbers.

Watson guided Fulk through

the new venture. He stressed

the importance of pre- plant

testing to measure levels of

soil nutrients and to check for

the presence of plant- parasitic

nematodes. He explained the

set- up of the drip system and

the timing of watering and nu-trient

application. He demon-strated

how to use tissue tests to

adjust fertilizer input precisely

throughout the season.

“ Growing crops on black

plastic and fertilizing through

drip irrigation give a grower

more control than he ordinar-ily

would have,” said Watson.

“ Water and nutrient application

can be easily regulated through-out

the season. Disease prob-lems

are fewer, and harvest is

generally cleaner. There’s more

precision and less worry.”

Fulk is now an ardent pro-ponent

of plasticulture, and his

enthusiasm for it is spreading.

“ By the end of that first sea-son,

I could see that Robin was

right,” he said. “ Yield was at

least twice what it would have

been in bare ground, and the

quality was good.”

Fulk has steadily increased

his acres in production as well

as the variety of crops. His rep-ertoire

now includes bell pep-pers,

broccoli, cantaloupes, car-rots,

corn, cucumbers, squash,

sweet potatoes, tomatoes and

watermelon. About 90 percent

of his produce is contracted to

a Virginia company. The rest he

markets close to home.

Since Fulk grows high- value

crops with unique nutritional

requirements, he knows the

importance of fertilizing pre-cisely,

especially this year as

costs continue to rise. Follow-ing

Watson’s advice, he collects

plant tissue samples at regular

intervals throughout the season

and submits them for nutrient

analysis. Based on the test re-sults,

he knows exactly how to

adjust his fertilizer input.

“ Tissue testing is a neces-sity,”

Fulk said. “ With tobacco,

you could shut your eyes and

know what you were going to

do every year, but it’s not that

way with vegetables. But once

you get the chemistry right,

you can produce, produce, pro-duce.”

Fulk depends on the

Family pioneers use of plasticulture for vegetables in Stokes County

NCDA& CS Agronomic Di-vision

laboratory in Raleigh

to help him get the chemistry

right. Laboratory analysis re-quires

two to three days for

plant and solution samples. Soil

samples require at least a week

and nematode samples at least

two weeks. Turn- around times

can be longer at certain times

of year. Lab results are posted

online for easy access.

Fees for analysis of most ag-ronomic

samples are minimal.

Soil testing continues to be of-fered

free of charge for North

Carolina residents. “ Tests are

well worth the investment be-cause

they help growers op-timize

their use of expensive

inputs,” said Agriculture Com-missioner

Steve Troxler.

Details on fees and sample

submission are available online

at www. ncagr. com/ agronomi/

sampleinfo. htm.

North Carolina growers have

the added advantage of being

able to consult with a regional

agronomist about how to im-plement

tissue- report findings.

Thirteen regional agronomists

visit growers, evaluate suspect-ed

nutrient problems, help take

samples, give advice on liming

and fertilization, and help iden-tify

and manage nematode prob-lems.

A listing of agronomists is

available online at www. ncagr.

com/ agronomi/ rahome. htm.

NCDA& CS regional agronomist Robin Watson, left, with Ricky Fulk

and his family of Stokes County.

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North Carolinians with skills

ranging from creating house

furnishings and flower gardens

to raising champion livestock

often seek the coveted blue

ribbon at the N. C. State Fair.

As with any competition, the

start of their blue ribbon quest

begins with the State Fair Pre-mium

Book.

The Premium Book provides

detailed information regarding

State Fair competitions, includ-ing

rules and regulations, entry

deadlines, premiums, and judg-ing

criteria.

The 2008 State Fair Premium

Book is now available online at

www. ncstatefair. org. Copies are

also available by calling ( 919)

821- 7400, ext. 4529.

New to the 2008 competition

lineup is the Fine Dining table

decorating contest. Exhibitors

will be able to showcase their

decorating talent and artistic

concepts while conforming to a

specific theme and correctly set-ting

a table. Entry forms for this

category will be accepted Mon-day,

Aug. 11 , though Monday,

Aug. 25, only. Only 10 tables

will be available for the com-petition,

on a first- come first-served

basis. For more about

this contest, view the 2008 Pre-

N. C. State Fair Premium Book available

Online registration offered for the first time

mium Book online.

In addition to creating new

contests, the State Fair has made

competition registration easier

by accepting online entries, be-ginning

July 14. Entries for the

following categories will be ac-cepted

online this year: Forage,

Flower & Garden, Horticulture,

Arts & Photography, Bees &

Honey, 4- H, Culinary, Cloth-ing,

Home Furnishings, Handi-crafts

& Hobbies, Poultry, and

Rabbits. Online registrations

will be uploaded directly to the

State Fair Entry Department.

Exhibitors can add or delete en-tries

until the deadline with no

additional fees. Registration for

these categories ends Wednes-day,

Sept. 24. Entry fees, where

applicable, can be paid online,

with no transaction fees.

Competitions are open to the

public, and a completed entry

form must be submitted to the

N. C. State Fair Entry Depart-ment.

All entry forms and online

registrations must be submitted

on the deadline by 5 p. m.

Rules for entering everything from canned goods to livestock can be

found in the State Fair Premium Book. The premium book can be found

online at www. ncstatefair. org.

The N. C. Department of Ag-riculture

and Consumer Servic-es

was recently recognized by

the U. S. Food and Drug Admin-istration

for its work last year

to remove potentially harmful

food from shelves in the state.

The department received

a Special Citation from FDA

Commissioner Andrew von

Eschenbach during the federal

agency’s annual Honor Awards

Ceremony in Washington, D. C.

“ We are thrilled to have our

work to protect North Carolin-ians

recognized by the FDA,”

Agriculture Commissioner

Steve Troxler said. “ We share

this award with our other state

and local health agencies who

worked hard on the Castleber-ry’s

recall. We appreciate their

efforts. Food safety is truly

a collaborative that involves

many agencies and individuals,

and this award would not have

been possible without team-work.”

Last summer, Georgia- based

Castleberry’s Food Co. recalled

90 products because of possible

contamination with a toxin that

causes botulism. The products

included 27 brands of chili,

beef stew, corned beef hash and

flavors of canned dog food.

Concerned that the prod-ucts

weren’t being removed

from sale quickly enough,

NCDA& CS inspectors, along

NCDA& CS honored for

work on 2007 food recall

with other state and local health

authorities, conducted a blitz

to check shelves at locations

across the state. In 15 days, they

visited 1,600 locations and re-moved

35,000 cans of product.

“ FDA salutes the efforts of

the N. C. Department of Agri-culture

and Consumer Services

during the 2007 recall of certain

canned products,” von Eschen-bach

said.

“ NCDA& CS employees

helped prevent poisonings

– and even deaths – by work-ing

quickly and effectively to

discover and remove recalled

products not only from retail

locations, but also from daycare

centers, summer camps and el-der

care facilities. As a result,

there were no reports of illness

as a result of ingesting recalled

products in the state. Because

of our strong collaborative

working relationships with key

partners like NCDA& CS, our

ability to protect the Ameri-can

public from food borne

illness is strengthened. We are

very grateful for their contri-bution,

and delighted to honor

NCDA& CS with this citation.”

The department was nomi-nated

for the award by FDA’s

Office of Regulatory Affairs

recognizing its prompt, orga-nized

and effective response to

protect citizens of North Caroli-na

and collaboration with FDA.

Peach Ice Cream

• 3 cups peach pulp

• ice and ice cream salt

• 2 quarts milk

• 1 tablespoon lemon juice

• 1/ 4 teaspoon salt

• 1 pint whipping cream, partially whipped

• 2 cups sugar

• 1/ 4 teaspoon almond flavoring

• 4 eggs, slightly beaten

To the peach pulp add the lemon juice and 1

cup of the sugar-- let stand 1 hour. Add the other

cup of sugar and salt to the beaten eggs, then

blend in half of the milk. Cook this sugar, egg,

and milk mixture over boiling water to make a

thick custard. Cool. Add the remainder of milk,

the whipping cream, almond flavoring, and

sweetened peach pulp. Freeze using 1 part salt to

6 parts ice. Makes 1 gallon.

Fresh Peach Tarts

• 4 cups sliced fresh peaches

• 3/ 4 cup sugar

• 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice

• 1 tablespoon cornstarch

• 4 baked 5- inch tart shells

Combine peaches, sugar and lemon juice in

bowl; mix well. Let stand for 20 minutes. Drain,

reserving juice. Add enough water to reserved

juice to measure 1 cup. Pour juice into saucepan.

Stir in cornstarch gradually. Cook until transpar-ent,

stirring constantly. Cool. Spoon peaches into

tart shells. Pour juice syrup over peaches. Chill

until glaze is set. Garnish with clusters of dark

grapes. Yield: 4 tarts.

Peachy Delight

• 1 ( 2- layer) package yellow cake mix

• 3/ 4 cup melted butter

• 1 pound peaches, sliced, sweetened

• 2 cups sour cream

• 1/ 4 cup sugar

• 3 egg yolks

• Cinnamon to taste

Combine cake mix and butter in bowl; mix

well. Spread in bottom of lightly greased 9 x 12-

inch cake pan. Layer peaches over top. Blend

sour cream, sugar and egg yolks in bowl. Spoon

over peaches. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake at

350 degrees for 30- 35 minutes or until set. Yield:

12 servings.

Low- Fat Peach Poundcake

Vegetable cooking spray

• 1/ 3 cup vegetable oil

• ½ cup plain lowfat yogurt

• 1 ½ cups sugar, divided

• 3 eggs

• 2 egg whites

• 1 teaspoon vanilla

• 3 cups flour, divided

• 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder

• ½ teaspoon salt

• 2 cups chopped, fresh peaches

Spray a 10- inch tube pan with cooking spray.

Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sugar. Combine oil and

yogurt, gradually add remaining sugar, beating

well. Add whole eggs and whites, one at a time,

beating well after each addition. Add vanilla and

mix well. Combine 2 ¾ cups flour, baking pow-der

and salt. Gradually add to yogurt mixture;

beat until well- blended. Dredge peaches with

remaining ¼ cup flour. Fold peaches into batter.

Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake at 350° F for

1 hour 10 minutes. Remove from pan and cool

completely. Serves 16.

Peaches are now in season and here are a couple of tasty recipes for using this delicious fruit.

Recipes

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Pull behind dirt pan $ 1,800;

Care Tree, tree spade with stabilizers,

$ 4,500. Phil Yarborough, Burlington

336- 449- 4972.

Orchard sprayer 60 gallon hand

wand, 3 pt hitch runs off power take

off, FC, $ 250. Greg Mills, Apex 919-

362- 8944.

Sprayer for 3 pt tractor, 50 gal. std

PTO MTD pump, 3 y/ o, GC, $ 500. Thomas

Burns, Thurmond 336- 755- 7960.

TD9 w/ Drott loader, 4- in- 1 bucket,

GC, $ 6,000; plow, 4 bottom, Intern’l

450 spring trip, $ 900; 14’ Taylorway

finish harrow, $ 1,600; Taylorway 16

disc offset new disc on front, $ 1,000.

Ramseur 919- 795- 11 81.

Roanoke tobacco harvester $ 3,500

OBO; irrigation pipe, 6”/$ 2 ft; or 4”/

$ 1.50/ ft. Danny Bowman, Granite Falls

828- 396- 9926.

Cat 941 loader, $ 13,000. Elmo Cobb,

Snow Camp 336- 376- 8939.

Wood splitter 3 pt hitch, $ 1,000, 3

pt hitch, three bottom plows, trip beams,

14”, $ 800. Wiley Parham, Oxford 919-

693- 2870.

’ 98 NH 3930 diesel tractor with shuttle

shift transmission and 2 pair remotes,

always stored in garage, LN, $ 16,900.

Alan Kersey, Trinity 336- 870- 5579.

Gehl 880 mower/ conditioner 9’ 3”

cut, rubber/ steel rolls, 540 PTO, GC,

field ready, $ 1,250. William Perry, Siler

City 919- 742- 2804

NH 450 sickle mower, 7 ft cut,

runs perfect, operators manual, spare

new belt, $ 950. D. L. Shires, Shelby

704- 300- 9042.

1250 Oliver tractor gas, good rubber,

GC, $ 2,600. Randy Hamby, Taylorsville

828- 632- 0043.

DR wood chipper electric start, 18

hp twin cylinder dual cutter blades, up

to 4 ½ ” limbs, rear discharge, trailer

mount, 2” ball, works like a charm,

$ 1,500; Troybilt Roto tiller, 6 hp electric

start Tecumseh engine 10 hrs, EC, $ 600.

Roland Reed, Sneads Ferry 910- 340- 9898

or 327- 9600- h.

NH bale wagon 1010 needs work

and paint, manuals included, $ 1,150

nego or will trade. Chris Lewis, Gastonia

980- 522- 11 30.

Four row double disk bedder with

fertilizer hoppers, hydraulic row mark-ers,

$ 1,500; 4 row rolling cultivator by

KMC set up for 48” rows, no fertilizer,

$ 1,000; 6 row KMC double disk bedder

with rippers, parts missing, $ 1,500 as

is. Robert Humbles, Jr., Ayden 252-

746- 6838.

’ 96 Ford 6640 SLE C/ A/ H, EC,

$ 21,000; ’ 80 MF 2705 CAH duals, 8

spd, GC, $ 12,000; 18.4 x 30 rims and

tires for Ford tractor, $ 1,000. Roy Watts,

Trinity 336- 434- 5727.

Two 953 Cat track loaders, both are

good machines, 1 has ripper, $ 20,000-

$ 22,500. Lynn Gibson, Burlington

336- 222- 9521.

’ 54 AC B with cultivators, needs

tires, $ 1,500. Jerry Porter, Lincolnton

704- 732- 0063.

’ 39 JD H hand crank, GC, $ 3,100.

Glenn Lowrey, Clemmons 336- 408-

6344.

’ 76 Farmall 140 w/ cultivators and

fertilizer, hoppers, fast hitch, $ 4,500.

Thomas McKinney, Reidsville 336-

694- 9492.

’ 52 8N red belly tractor, original

owners manual, $ 2,000; boom pole,

$ 75; razor back 5 ft bushhog, used 3

times, $ 750. Betsy Best, Southern Pines

910- 692- 0623.

3,000 Ford gas tractor, new paint,

good tires, does not use oil, VGC, $ 4,500.

Bruce and Connie Kirby, Claremont

828- 256- 1884.

MF 31 6 ft mower, GC, $ 600. Vernon

Holloway, Hays 336- 957- 2565.

1 pt hook scoop VGC, $ 150. Tommy

Patrick, Lillington 910- 237- 1594.

Cobey manure spreader power take

off driven, GC, $ 700. Vernon Holloway,

Hays 336- 957- 2565.

’ 83 Intern’l 9670 400 Cummins,

wrecked, running, parts good, $ 4,500; ’ 87

Intern’l 9670, 400 CAT, wet line, $ 8,000;

’ 84 flatbed, 45 ft, $ 4,500; ’ 74 demolition

dump trailer, swing tailgate, $ 5,000. Jeff

Watson, Wilson 252- 205- 6225.

’ 48- 49 JD M restored, all new tires,

new paint, seat, runs like new, bush/ bog

disc, 2 bottom plows, 6 cultivators shanks,

sweeps, field ready, $ 6,800. Kenneth

Coleman, Shallotte 910- 754- 9871.

Tobacco baler, Shepard Mfg, baler

used on small acreage farm, LNC, $ 5,000

OBO. Randy Monroe, Eagle Springs

910- 673- 8683.

Grain auger 50 ft Hudson PTO,

6” diameter on wheels, $ 300. Richard

Gwynn, Yanceyville 336- 694- 4233.

Hesston 5500 round baler, mechanically

sound needs belts, kept in dry, $ 1,000

or trade for hay rake. James Morgan,

Lexington 336- 472- 6218.

’ 57 Ford 600 sheet metal in VGC,

hydro works great, $ 3,200, don’t have any

equipment, has new parts such as decals,

speedometer cluster and more. Quinton

Harris, Harrisburg 704- 201- 7739.

’ 86 D41 Komatsu track loader

80% undercarriage, overall VGC,

$ 19,000. Brandon Wolfe, Lexington

336- 250- 8842.

Old Sears Suburban tractor, model

XL10 has Tecumseh 10 cast iron engine

has no deck or hood, looks to be original

tires, still holds air, would make excel-lent

project machine, $ 200 OBO. John

Skipper, Sophia 336- 861- 5880.

’ 05 Club car, great for the farm,

top of the line, $ 3,339. Glenn Wiley,

Bessemer City 704- 629- 5810.

’ 63 series III AC D17 diesel tractor

with 2 14” and 4- 16” bottom plows, trac-tor

is in GC, $ 6,000. Jeff Dix, Reidsville

336- 382- 3485.

’ 75 Ford 7000 with bushhog front

end loader, $ 8,000. Jay Weaver, Mt.

Olive 919- 921- 2924.

18 ft batwing rotary mower by SMC,

EC, $ 3,500. Wayne Webb, Mocksville

336- 998- 3908.

2000 NH TS 100 4x4, 100 hp, cab,

AC and heat, good tires, EC, 1,700 hrs,

$ 26,000 OBO. Eric Davis, Randleman

336- 587- 5622.

’ 35 WC AC tractor, $ 3,500; ’ 50

AC G grass hopper, $ 2,000; ‘ 39B JD,

$ 3,500. Curtis Ribelin, 704- 278- 3400- h

or 202- 4721- c.

3x2 filter station, $ 2,500; 4x3

Berkley pump w/ Wisconsin engine,

3,000 ft, 3 ft pipe, 20 elbows and tees,

28 sprinklers, pipe trailer, $ 2,500 or

$ 4,500 for all. Leonard Bruff, Lexington

336- 474- 0993.

JD 1 row corn picker $ 100; ground

driven spreader, $ 250; 8 hole steel wheel

Ontario drill, $ 100. Hugh Motsinger,

Wallburg 336- 769- 2971.

’ 50 AC C with wide front end, over-hauled

and painted about 5 years ago,

includes Woods 60” belly mower, new

battery, new rebuilt started and magneto,

rear tires almost new, $ 3,000.

CAT D3 6 way blade, low hours,

EC, $ 12,500; 9 ton Hudson trailer, EC,

$ 4,500 or $ 16,000 for both, will not sell

trailer except with CAT D3 or until D3

is sold. Stan Howard, Lawndale 704-

538- 8767 or 692- 7768.

Hay wagon, HD steel frame, 7 ft 6”

x 16 ft, oak floor, $ 800; plow, MF # 82,

4x16”, VGC, $ 700; 8 front bumper suit

case weights for MF tractor, $ 40/ ea. Rick

Ingram, Greensboro 336- 674- 7703.

Fort disc mower, 8 ft, GC, $ 3,500.

Gary Chriscoe, Franklinville 336- 498-

4243.

’ 76 230 MF tractor VGC, $ 5,800;

’ 79 MF 245 tractor, VGC, $ 7,500. Donald

Bisher, Denton 336- 859- 5234.

NI litter spreader, 16 ft long, 3 ft

deep, 10.00- 20 tires, EC, $ 1,800; blue feed

pans for cyclone chicken feeder, $ 1/ ea;

For corn planter 309, 9 sets plates, $ 300;

40 ft storage van trailer, GC, $ 800. Ray

McNeill, Ramseur 336- 879- 5492.

IH ET 200 paddle scrape, 9.5 yard

pan, $ 7,000. G. Allen, Advance 336-

998- 5391.

Hobart welder champion 10,000

amp generator w/ Kohler command, 20

hp engine, $ 2,700. Leslie Scott, Kinston

252- 522- 2645.

55 JD 40 series, all original with

cultivators, $ 4,000. Edward Boger,

Advance 336- 998- 2237.

Bushhog Howse brand, 4 ft cut,

LNC, $ 450; ’ 70 Intern’l 2 ton truck, cab

and chassis, no bed, good for parts, $ 500.

J. Pell, Asheboro 336- 629- 5795.

Manure spreader, ground driven,

new floor, new chains, good tires, VGC,

$ 900; ’ 04 Pace enclosed trailer, 5x8,

LNC, $ 1,500. Danny Brown, Stony

Point 704- 585- 2621.

Early 50’ s TO30 Ferguson 4 new

tires, good paint, good sheet metal, field

ready, $ 2,000; early to mid 60’ s Ford

tractor, good tires, good paint, live lift,

$ 3,300. Harry Holyfield, Mt. Airy 336-

374- 3125 or 414- 2356.

9N Ford tractor, GC, $ 2,500; belly

mower, $ 300 Ford disc harrow, $ 100.

E. D. Snider, Liberty 336- 622- 2942.

’ 07 NH TN60A tractor 63 hp, front

end loader, 4WD, 3 ranges, shuttle shift,

canopy $ 25,000. Marion Squires, Burgaw

910- 259- 3048.

Hay rake, GC, $ 100. Robert Camp-bell,

Greensboro 336- 668- 2614.

10 ft Bushhog brand, 3 y/ o, $ 3,500

OBO; duals snap on 16.9x38, $ 350 OBO.

Rom Harper, Pink Hill 252- 521- 0545 or

527- 6935- home.

Meadows grist mill, 20”, EC, new

stones, $ 3,000. Max Grant, Mills River

828- 891- 7072.

Cub Farmall tractor w/ cultivator,

corn planter, brackets, $ 1,800; EZ Go

golf cart, truck with full set of curtains,

gas, $ 2,195. R. W. Swift, Elon 336-

349- 8373.

NH manure spreader # 213- 240 bu

capacity, EC, kept dry, $ 2,400. Lee Von

Speaks, Traphill 336- 957- 8059.

Irrigation guns 3- 4” # 100 Nelson

part circle, Akron stands, $ 2,500. J. L.

McLaurin, Wade 910- 323- 5207.

Front end loader to fit 855 JD.

Dane Hazelwood, Walnut Cove 336-

591- 4886.

122 Cub Cadet 12 hp 3 spd, GC;

1204 Cub Cadet 12 hp, 4 spd, GC,

$ 700/ ea. Ralph Spaugh, Boonville

336- 367- 7036.

Manure spreader, ground driven,

almost new tires, FC, $ 400. Bill Swice-good,

Lexington 336- 764- 0652.

Intern’l 504 farm tractor, 50 hp,

diesel, wide front end loader, 3 pt hitch

engine hasd broken crank, $ 2,000. James

Brown, Magnolia 910- 289- 3009.

Belly band for industrial AC B, $ 20.

Barry Cole, Asheboro 336- 873- 7193.

Yanmar 1700 21 hp diesel, $ 3,150;

Yanmar 2500 29 hp diesel, $ 4,950,

blth LNC. R. Wilson, Kernersville

336- 993- 4916.

’ 53 Farmall Cub tractor runs and

looks good, has cultivator and draw

bar, $ 2,600. Paul Wall, Pinnacle 336-

351- 2331.

BC 1000 Vermeer wood chipper, 2000

model, 3,000 hrs, new paint and knives,

runs and looks good, $ 13,000. Mark

Cochran, Rockwell 704- 791- 3776.

Ford 4000 tractor diesel with Woods

1020 front end loader, $ 8,000. M. Moss,

Concord 704- 782- 4379.

2640 JD tractor GC, $ 8,900;

Weaver 2 post truck lift, 7,000 lbs

$ 1,900. Donovan Davis, Eagles Springs

910- 948- 3678.

’ 49 Ford tractor 8N, restored with

gang disc, $ 3,250. Stedman Thomas,

Cameron 910- 245- 7258.

JD 480A forklift, shuttle, diesel, good

tires, new paint, VGC, $ 5,500. Gary

Mooneyhan, Mt. Airy 336- 413- 0973.

’ 87 Intern’l 1700 S flatbed, 12 ft

dump truck, 9L, V8, diesel, $ 4,995. Jimmy

May, Zebulon 252- 235- 0077.

Ground Hog earh drill, model

1M5C, with 6”, 8” and 12” auger, opera-tor

manual, VGC, $ 500. Paul Soublet,

Cameron 910- 850- 0476.

Large, round bale hay ring, $ 25;

bucket mount hay spear, $ 75. Mary Jane

Younger, Sparta 336- 372- 5539.

1 row Cole fertilizer distributor/

cultivator, all new parts, bolts, hoses,

points and paint, disc and extra feet for

cultivating, $ 750 OBO. Jimmy Covington,

Pilot Mtn, 336- 368- 1613.

JD 5320, 521 front loader MX7

bushhog, 501 hrs, AC, cab, LNC,

$ 28,500. Mac Allen, Kernersville 336-

345- 3919.

Agri- link bale basket, 80 to 90 sq

bale cap., $ 1,500. Larry Lyerly, Gold

Hill 704- 279- 5876.

Ford 4600 tractor, diesel, 52 hp,

PS, $ 7,200; David Brown 990, tractor,

diesel, PS, $ 5,000. David Shepherd,

Wilkesboro 336- 921- 3166.

JD corn header 444, $ 1,000; JD

plow 418 spring loaded, $ 500. J. E. Smith,

Mt Pleasant 704- 782- 7677.

Yanmar 4x4 diesel tractor with new

loader, PS, power shift, 38 hp EC, $ 9,800;

’ 08 tandem axle 16 ft tag trailer, electric

brakes, $ 1,950. R. McGraw, Concord

704- 547- 1832.

Four 100 irrigation guns with

stands and tees, $ 250/ ea; 12 Nelson 80

irrigation heads, full circle, $ 50/ ea; 3

Walla 80 irrigation heads, part circle

$ 100/ ea. Chuck Wooten, East Bend

336- 782- 7736.

11 tine chisel plow by King, 75+ hp,

excellent on new land, breaks hardpan,

$ 1,200; 300 gallon Hardee trail type

sprayer, new roller pump, electric controls,

boom three independent sections, GC,

ready to spray, $ 1,700. F. D. Rivenbark,

Burgaw 910- 259- 2717.

MF 220 2 row, 3 pt cultivator, GC,

$ 250; Unico broadcast seeder, $ 100;

MF 383 tractor 2WD, high clearance

row crop, $ 8,500; MF 1308, 8 ft disc

mower, GC, $ 6,000; Davis Roller Mill

w/ 1 hp electric motor, $ 350; ’ 66 C60

Chevy short bed single axle dump truck,

$ 350. Thaxton Richardson, Greensboro

336- 656- 3961.

’ 65 IH Cub tractor lift arm, draw

bar, rear wheel weights, new seat and

muffler, some implements included,

always sheltered, FC, $ 2,100 OBO, Kent

Money, Yadkinville 336- 961- 911 0.

Equipment

For Sale

FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT

Mini Dachshund female, longhaired,

6- 12 m/ o, AKC reg.; will consider 4.5-

5 lb male. Hannah Walls, Salisbury

704- 642- 1608.

At stud 3 y/ o Irish setter, cham-pion

bloodline, strong nose and soft

mouth. Brye Richardson, Mayodan

336- 427- 4835.

Mountain Cur or Feist female

that trees squirrels or stay put squirrel

dog. Mark Jacobs, Bryson City 828-

269- 7509.

Blue Hillard, Blue tick feist or

Australian sheep dog. James Craven,

Reidsville 336- 951- 2704.

Female beagle/ feist. Rob Baldwin,

N. Wilkesboro 336- 984- 0862.

Mountain Curr female, close to

medium range, hunts hard. Mark Jacobs,

Bryson City 828- 269- 7509.

Feist stud service not reg., may be

Jack Russell/ feist mix. James W. Hayes,

Jr., Rockingham 910- 895- 2688.

Mini Rex doe pedigreed, prefer broken

caster, in or east of Raleigh under $ 40.

Kelsey Seitter, Burgaw 910- 283- 2958.

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 certificate

or a statement that all animals have

current shots.

NOTICE

smal animals

Beagle pups reg., 4, DOB 5/ 08, out of

champion stock, $ 150. Edward Brown,

Boonville 336- 468- 2252. Edward Brown,

Boonville 336- 468- 2252.

Mixed Georgia red back rabbits,

and NC wild hare, great for training

dogs, meat or pets, $ 3/ ea. Fred Ireland,

Mocksville 336- 492- 6378.

Great Pyrenees, 3 ½ y/ o males, full

blood, good guard dogs, raised with

goats, $ 100/ ea. Rick Hunter, Burlington

336- 228- 7936.

Bloodhound pups full blood, weaned,

DOB 4/ 08, $ 250. Leigh Ann Maness,

Seagrove 336- 879- 2541.

Elhew pointer pups, Damascus,

Snakefoot, Mr McGoo breeding, reg.,

orange/ white, DOB 4/ 08, $ 250/ ea. John

R. Davis, Wake Forest 919- 562- 9181

or 614- 6532.

Blue tick broke coon dog will tree

own coon, 75 lbs, dark blue, good tree

dog, $ 500; coon dog, dark red, 4 y/ o,

$ 450; started squirrel dog, $ 100; broke

squirrel dog, will tree coon also, $ 600.

Gayle and Bertha Frye, Carthage 910-

947- 5690 or 639- 4947- cell.

Holland lops/ Netherland dwarf/

Dutch rabbits, $ 35. Donna Cayton,

Durham 919- 471- 6346.

Black Labs AKC reg., parents on

site, both excellent temper and hunters,

will be ready 7/ 08, $ 350. Tabbie Nance,

Beaufort 252- 728- 5788.

German shepherd pups AKC reg.,

DOB 4/ 08, 2 males, 3 females, parents on

site, $ 250/ ea. Gayzelle Chavis, Durham

919- 724- 7241.

Jack Russell terriers, full blood,

white with some brown, $ 175. Clint

Grubb, Lexington 336- 239- 5558.

Australian shepherd 10 y/ o, female,

needs to be spayed, well trained, great

with other dogs and people. John Sasser,

Taylorsville 828- 635- 6008.

Rabbits Tennessee red backs, $ 10 up.

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

German shorthair pointers DOB

5/ 08, tails docked, certificate of health,

$ 200. Randy Haithcox, Statesville 704-

876- 4212.

Shetland sheep dog, sheltie, AKC, 2

males, 1 female, great with children and

other pets, $ 325. Sandra Webb, Oxford

919- 693- 5094.

Lab silver/ black female, $ 300. Roger

Melville, Charlotte 704- 568- 0312.

Female Aussie 11 y/ o, great with

other dogs and people. John Sasser,

Taylorsville 828- 635- 6008.

At stud black and tan piebald or

chocolate and tan or yellow Dachshund,

other colors and coats, fee $ 350 or

pick of litter. Lt. C. Smith, Rose Hill

919- 616- 7276.

Mini Lop eared rabbits, champion

bloodline 6 w/ o, $ 40. Gene Keiger,

Statesville 704- 876- 8767.

Huckleberry hound beagle pups, AKC,

descendants of Little Man, $ 150. Fred

McNeill, Crumpler 336- 982- 2242.

Georgia redback rabbits good for

training dogs, replenish areas, meat and

pets, $ 11/ ea or $ 10/ ea five or more. L. J.

Smith, Thomasville 336- 476- 411 2.

Dachshund, mini, AKC, males

and females, $ 325 up. Mac Anderson,

Asheboro 336- 629- 7582.

Australian cattle dogs, AKC reg.,

blue heelers, blue and red, great for

working or pets, DOB 7/ 08, $ 250. Debbie

Hinson, Wingate 704- 582- 0408.

Four beagle pups reg., DOB 5/ 08,

out of champion stock, $ 150, Edward

Brown, Boonville 336- 468- 2252.

Big game hound pups DOD 4/ 3/ 08,

1/ 8 Aeirdale, 7/ 8 hound, $ 100/ ea; Golden

retriever pups, 4/ 08, parents on site,

health guarantee. Jack Smith, Goldsboro

919- 731- 7269.

Kangal pups DOB 5/ 08, UKC reg.,

parents are superior working dogs, excel-lent

temperament and hips, pups raised

with parents and goats, health contract

provided, $ 1,200-$ 1,500. Stuart Richens,

Hendersonville 828- 685- 11 70.

Blue heeler pups DOB 6/ 08, mother

and father on site, $ 125. Ava Moon,

Pinetown 252- 945- 3691.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi pups DOB

5/ 08, reds and tris, male and female,

AKC reg., parents on site, $ 350. Bruce

and Connie Kirby, Claremont 828-

256- 1884.

Curr squirrel pups, 3 m/ o, $ 75/ ea. Bill

Williams, Linwood 336- 247- 4412.

Australian shepherd full blood,

black/ white/ brown merle, 5 y/ o, Free

to good home. Sherman Tucker, Locust

704- 485- 2050.

English shepherd pups UKC purple

ribbon reg. 8 w/ o, black and white, good

marking, $ 250/ ea. Elizabeth Stillwell,

Sylva 828- 586- 9252.

Lionheads $ 10 up’ SamKiam

rabbots. $ 10; Tennessee redback, $ 10

or $ 15/ breeding pair. Heather Hoots,

Yadkinville 336- 463- 2335.

Treeing feist, DOB 5/ 08, farm

dogs, squirrel, coon, snakes, all colors,

$ 125. Gary Satterfield, Thomasville

336- 906- 6817.

Coon dog, red bone, 4 y/ o, broke,

$ 450; broke squirrel dog, will tree

coons, $ 600; started squirrel dog, $ 100.

Gayle Frye, Carthage 910- 947- 5690 or

639- 4947.

Australian shepherd pups AKC/

ASCA reg. all colors, champ bloodlines,

parents on site, $ 400-$ 600. George Hines,

Stanfield 704- 888- 2987.

German shepherd male pup, AKC

OFA, German lines, socialized, good

temperament, large boned, 36 genera-tion

pedigree, health guaranteed, $ 600.

Randee Barbour, Clayton 919- 553- 5997

or 772- 2086.

Great Pyreneese pups 14 w/ o,

$ 125-$ 150. Buddy Freeman, Old Fort

828- 668- 4993.

Started setters, 3 ancestors in bird

dog hall of fame, $ 300. Bill Haynes,

Rockwell 704- 640- 9377.

Dachshund pups, CKC, DOB

6/ 08, males, females, black/ tan/ red,

$ 250. Chris Vanderford, Whiteville

910- 840- 3895.

Lab pups yellow, black, chocolate,

mother and father on site, $ 200. Cody

Sorrell 919- 971- 0681.

Weimaraner pups DOB 5/ 08, third

generation, deposits welcome, $ 600. Marcus

McCue, Raleigh 919- 369- 6450.

Purebred mini Rex rabbits, all ages,

pedigreed and healthy, mother and father

on site 10% 4H discount, $ 25-$ 35. Kelsey

Seitter, Burgaw 910- 283- 2958.

Black Lab pups 9 w/ o, dew claws

removed, parents on site, great hunting

dogs or pets, 2 females and 2 males,

$ 250. Keith Smith, Goldsboro 919-

223- 1925.

Mini Lop eared rabbits, champion

bloodlines, reg., 6 w/ o, $ 40. Gene Keiger,

Statesville 704- 876- 8767.

German shepherd pups AKC work-ing

bloodline, DOB 7/ 08, $ 3.50. D. C.

Register, Dunn 910- 892- 6393.

Beagles running and pups, UKC and

AKC reg., champ bloodlines, good for

hunting or competition as well as pets,

$ 150 up. Michael Booker, Greensboro

336- 908- 6142 or 708- 1366.

Brittany Spaniel pups, AKC reg.,

DOB 5/ 08, parents on site, orange/ whie,

great pets or hunting dogs, tails and dew

claws done, $ 300. Janet Mackey, Monroe

704- 562- 4560.

Missouri cottontails $ 10/ ea. Henry

Stogner, Norwood 704- 474- 3602.

Mini Rex rabbits and mini Rex Dutch

X, $ 8-$ 10. Jerry Nobles, Henderson

252- 432- 5757.

At stud Weimaraner, reg., 1.5 y/ o,

silver blue, excellent bloodline conforma-tion

pedigree, $ 400. Renee Pendergrass,

Belews Creek 336- 595- 3453.

Beagle pups, DOB 5/ 08, males,

$ 125; females, $ 150, good hunting or

great pets. Johnny Williams, Yadkinville

336- 469- 9240.

Labs, full blood, not reg., 6 w/ o as

of 6/ 08, 2 black females, 2 black males,

1 yellow male, 2 yellow females, $ 50.

Hattie Furr, Albemarle 704- 438- 0575.

Rabbits for re- stocking and dog

training, redback X, $ 10. Scott Sink,

Lexington 336- 250- 0685.

Labs, chocolate, AKC, 5 males, 3

females, ready 7/ 08, $ 400/ ea. Lee Dail,

Hertford 252- 331- 3279.

1 ½ y/ o English setter female with

papers, good natured, needs a good

home, Free. Will Dunlap, Walnut Cove

336- 406- 7927.

HRCH X SHR Lab pups, yellow

expected great hunters, CJ’s Shortstop

bloodline, ready 9/ 08, 26 month hip/ eye

guarantee, $ 500. Neal Holcomb, Thur-mond

336- 927- 7842.

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’ 77 model 1370 Case tractor 155

hp, cab, new tires, looks and runs good,

$ 5,000; Intern’l 2400 round baler, shed

kept, $ 1,500; B AC tractor, new rear

tires, has no starter, $ 750. John Graves,

Mocksville 336- 749- 6570.

’ 59 JD 530 good paint, maintained

by JD dealer, 3 pt hitch with original top

link, VGC, $ 7,000 OBO. John Massey,

Clayton 919- 934- 4695.

46 ft trailers good to use for hay

storage, 5- 8 trailers, GC, $ 1,500-$ 2,000.

Hal Parker, Asheboro 336- 305- 4545.

WD AC new tires and new motor,

$ 1,900; JD, EC, $ 3,600; 5 spd lawn

tractor, LNC, $ 1,500. Don Wright,

Lawndale 704- 482- 0412.

Ford 2600 diesel tractor, factory

power steering, new fenders, bumper,

good tires, paint, looks and runs great

with 14 items of LN equipment, $ 6,500.

Daniel Clubb, Walnut Creek 336- 595-

1340 or 414- 9445.

Two TD6- 1 TD9 and 2 TD 18 Intern’l

bulldozers, 1 garden Denver airtrack,

air compressor with CAT engine TD6-

TD9 TD18 parts. J. Ford Deitz, Sylva

828- 586- 5312.

’ 49 8N red belly, LNC rear tires,

12 volt system, new battery, runs

great, $ 3,500. Grover Evans, Graham

336- 222- 8820.

IH DT 466 power unit, EC, $ 3,500.

Roy Harris, Harrisburg 980- 621- 0338.

Farmall Super A runs good with

equipment, $ 5,800; Farmall Super C,

runs good with equipment $ 3,800. Donald

Scott Cannon, Ayden 252- 746- 4600.

MF combine # 510, field ready, GC,

both heads, $ 4,000. Lee Von Speaks,

Traphill 336- 957- 8059.

Manure spreader large $ 250. Vicki

Brown, Germanton 336- 994- 2442.

TD 20 Intern’l bull dozer, $ 7,500;

30 ft boom spray, $ 100. Hurley Sanders,

Seagrove 336- 879- 5891.

Farmall Super A runs good with

equipment, $ 2,800. Ronald Spain,

Jacksonville 910- 346- 3947.

Two horse wagon, $ 1,000; horse

drawn equipment scoop pan, cultivator,

straight stock plow, etc, hand cranked

corn cracker, $ 50-$ 150. Lonnie Simerson,

Linwood 336- 752- 2258.

NI manure spreader model # 206,

90 bu, $ 600. Mike Wilson, Bear Creek

919- 837- 5009.

Dearborn 12” double bottom plow

w/ furrow wheel, $ 185; Leinbach single

14” plow with depth gauge wheel, new,

$ 200. W. T. Norman, Sandy Ridge 336-

871- 2093.

Old farm equipment tires, five 825x20,

two 900x20; one 750x20, all GC, $ 15/ ea.

R. Poole, Cary 919- 467- 9390.

Farmtrac 665 4WD loader, canopy,

LNC, 85 hrs, $ 20,000. Phil Whitley,

Stanfield 704- 888- 6387.

AC 16B dozer $ 10,000; AC 160

pan, FC, $ 2,500. Jerry Kivett, Staley

336- 622- 2832.

MF front end loader, will fit 35 or 135

tractor, $ 450. Gilbert Cain, Elizabethtown

910- 588- 4143 or 874- 5530.

New boom pole never used, $ 85. Rudy

Eubanks, Pittsboro 919- 542- 3645.

Cub tractor with cultivators, field

ready, GC, $ 1,995. C. Witherspoon,

Harmony 704- 539- 5418.

Generator 12,000 watts, Winco PTO

mounted on King Kutter platform 3 pt

hitch, new. $ 2,000. Lacy Beck, Jr., Hamlet

910- 582- 0271 or 995- 1041.

Power take off pully for 8N Ford

tractor, $ 85. Carlton Ward, Carthage

910- 245- 7653.

30 hp diesel 4 WD NorTrac tractor

with front end loader, 150 hrs, EC, $ 9,250;

NH 7 ft sickle mower, GC, $ 700; 3 pt

hitch spreader, $ 200. Vardell Bullard,

Maxton 910- 844- 9840.

Commercial pecan cracker cracks,

100 + lbs per hour with an 80% shellout

of halves, feeder hopper included, $ 3,995.

Gordon Pearce, Bailey 252- 230- 0224.

Grasshopper mowing deck 61”

in VGC, $ 350 OBO. Frank Hollowell,

Hurdle Mills 919- 732- 7488.

AC 72 pull type combine with grain

bin and straw chopper, auger feed,

all original belts, always been under

shelter, $ 300. Tony Carlton, State Road

336- 366- 0560.

Two 450 Case track loaders, 4- in-

1 buckets, new motors, rebuilt torque

converters, automatic, $ 9,500. Steve

Tilley, Mt. Airy 336- 325- 0597.

Intern’l 130 GC, $ 4,000 ; 140 fertil-izer

attachment, GC, 3 16” bottom plow,

LNC, $ 550. Eugene Sherion, Gibsonville

336- 697- 9047.

Intern’l 3414 backhoe GC, $ 3,450. James

Chambers, Clyde 828- 734- 7803.

Woods 750 3 pt hitch, backhoe,

GC, $ 1,995. Jimmy May, Zebulon

252- 235- 0077.

’ 48 Gibson tractor restored, $ 2,000;

bog 8 disc 3 pt hook up, $ 300; 2- 16

tractor tires ½ tread, $ 25. Dewey Yow,

Richfield 704- 463- 5238.

Small 180 6 ft side discharge, 3 pt

hitch, finishing mower, VGC, $ 550. Bobby

Poe, Greensboro 336- 674- 0671.

’ 64 MF 35 diesel GC, $ 1,500; Ford

861 tractor, needs repair, $ 1,850. George

Cutchins, Sandy Ridge 336- 871- 2417.

’ 52 8N Ford tractor GC with 7 pieces

of equipment, $ 4,500; 7 hp Ariens tiller,

EC, $ 400. W. Bruce Parrish, Thomasville

336- 475- 0947.

’ 77 Farmall 140 tractor with fertilizer

attachment and cultivators, fiberglass

fertilizer hopper, new front tires, $ 5,000.

Ronald Denton, Sr, Louisburg 919- 496-

7107 or 796- 1852.

’ 90 Yamaha 350 Big Bear 4x4 four

wheeler, less than 1,000 miles of farm

use, $ 1,700. Cecil Futch, Rocky Point

910- 675- 2727.

Hardee MT560 T 3 pt, bushhog clutch

in GC, 5 ft cut, $ 350. Jerry Hembree,

Greensboro 336- 697- 9292.

Intern’l TD14A trucks, $ 2,000;

engine, $ 2,000; dozer blade, cylinders,

pump, $ 2,000; Danish tine cultivator,

8 row hydraulic folding , $ 2,500; disc

bedder, 4 row with fertilizer hoppers,

row markers. Robert Humbles, Jr., Ayden

252- 746- 6838.

Hardee swing arm ditch mower,

16 ft RCH, 42” high speed blade, 15

hrs, LNC, $ 10,000. Jerry Atkinson,

Kenansville 810- 289- 0223.

JD 2940 80 hp, 4x4 tractor with cab,

AC, radio, loader, GC, $ 23,500; JD 530

round baler, $ 5,900; MF/ Vemeer round

baler, $ 4,900; Kubota 4x4 tractor. W.

Phillips, Boone 828- 264- 6488.

Cat 955 loader left steering clutch

frozen, right side working, $ 3,500 as

is. Percy Quantz, Rockwell 704- 855-

2183. Meadows mill on wheels all steel, 4

head blocks, hand dogs, hand push outs,

hyd feed, hyd log turner, deck all steel, 3

chains, 10 ft x 20 ft, automatic log turner,

etc., Free Frick mill with the Meadows

mill, $ 5,500. Wayne Herman, Taylorsville

828- 632- 4624 or 217- 7594.

3 ft Ferguson chisel plow, $ 300;

Agroteck sprayer, 300 gallons, high

pressure pump, pin hitch, hydraulic

folding arms, 35 ft boom, EC, $ 2,500;

5 ft bushhog with 70 hp gear box, $ 600.

Paul Boyd, Oxford 919- 693- 6252.

Vermeer model BC 606 brush

chipper, PTO driven weights 1,350 lbs,

chips up to 6” logs, disc cutting system,

used only 100 hrs, has been sheltered,

$ 6,000. R. B. McKinley, Siler City

919- 742- 5331.

130 Farmall not running, $ 1,000.

Bobby Coble, Julian 336- 685- 4705.

’ 72 MF 175 diesel 62 hp, PS, 2

sets of remotes, always sheltered, EC,

$ 5,900; JD model 39 sickle mower, 7

ft, 3 pt, EC, $ 650; Ford 503 hay rake, 3

pt, PTO driven, EC, $ 750. Tripp Hohn,

Archdale 336- 434- 5321.

Loader to fit 784 Intern’l tractor

hyd and control included, 2 row Hol-land

tobacco setter, $ 300; two row hyd

cultivator with fert. hoppers, $ 600. Steve

Meltoon, Siloam 336- 902- 4472.

AC snap coupled plow, 4 16 bottom

plow, GC, $ 300. Bobby Safley, Salisbury

704- 636- 1318.

D4D Cat bulldozer 10 ft tilt blade,

runs great, $ 14,500. Al English, Archdale

336- 587- 4381.

Sears Suburban garden tractor ’ 74

or ’ 75 model, 12 hp, cast iron engine,

needs starter, motor will run, stored in

shed, $ 200. Eddie Albertson, Thomasville

336- 474- 2296.

Intern’l 35 hay rake, field ready,

$ 900. M. Randy, Taylorsville 336-

406- 4213.

140 Farmall w/ 5 pieces of equip-ment,

$ 3,950. Dennis Slate, Germanton

336- 591- 5884.

’ 71 Intern’l Cub tractor LNC,

restored and painted, fast hitch tractor,

ready for work or show, $ 2,950; Leinbach

line harrow, 1 row pick up type with

fast hitch connection for Cub or 140

Farmall, $ 200. Phillip Boyles, Denver

704- 408- 1058.

NH 273 sq baler, $ 2,500; Hesston

3717 4 beater tedder, $ 1,600, both in the

field, ready condition; electric hay eleva-tor,

$ 200. Randy Bennett, Taylorsville

336- 406- 4213.

Gleaner combine E3 series w/ cab,

need to trade for gleaner K2, K3 die-sel

combine, needs some work, kept

in barn, corn head, 10 ft grainhead,

$ 2,500 OBO. Blair Burrage, Concord

704- 786- 3195.

’ 50 AC C with wide front end,

overhauled and painted about 5 years

ago, includes Woods 60” belly mower,

new battery, rear tires almost new,

$ 3,000. Randall Yates, Walkertown

336- 595- 9466.

JD 455D track loader 4- in- 1 bucket

undercarriage is new, $ 20,000. Tom

Small, Gold Hill 704- 209- 6358.

Post hole digger, 3 pt hitch, EC, 9”

auger, $ 475. Tony Hutchens, Yadkinville

336- 679- 8294.

Bushhog 5 ft setting, 3 pt attach-ment,

PTO driven, $ 350. Mike Bailey,

Creedmoor 919- 610- 8168.

8N Ford tractor runs good, new

paint, $ 3,000 OBO. Joel Hussey, Rob-bins

910- 464- 2933.

’ 59 MF Super 90 tractor working with

1,500 hrs, original drive train, recently

replaced hydraulics, including pump,

lift cylinder, release valve, $ 4,000. Mike

Tisdale, Nashville 252- 459- 6616.

JD BWA disc 40 blade, 14 ft wide,

GC; JD chisel plow, 5 shank, 12 ft sec-tion

hare, $ 300-$ 1,400. Randy Clontz,

Indian Trail 704- 753- 1780.

Shibaura tractor D275 4 WD with

front end loader, easy shift transmission,

multi speed live PTO, GC, $ 5,500. Jim

Banks, Thomasville 336- 392- 9469.

Swisher 60” finish mower, pull

behind ATV, 14.5 hp Briggs, electric

start, adjustable height to 6” rarely

used, $ 750. Les Bennett, Pilot Mtn

336- 710- 0780.

Intern’l 3514 backhoe, not used

in 3 years, needs some work, $ 3,500;

timberjack 230D log skidder, ready

to work, GC, $ 12,000. Mike Shaffner,

Pinnacle 336- 325- 2953.

Ford 2000 70’ s model, VGC, gas

sheltered, excellent tires, with bushhog,

scrape and box blades, rear forks, till-age

tool, disc, $ 6,500. Scott McNeely,

Yadkinville 336- 692- 4200.

Ford 8N, red belly 3 pt hitch,

$ 2,000; Farmall M 12 volt, gas tank

resealed, extra grille, new steering,

$ 2,500. Margaret McKinney, Monroe

704- 753- 5327.

Moffitt saw mill PTO driven, with

new parts, needs minor restocking, you

disassemble, $ 800. Danny Gaines, Bear

Creek 919- 742- 4554.

Rake 3 pt hitch, 5 wheels, used

2 seasons, LNC, $ 500. Roger Drum,

Statesville 704- 880- 7006.

57 hp tractor w/ loader, $ 7,200; JD

w/ loader, $ 8,900; 8N Ford $ 2,500; JD

haybine, rake and sq baler, $ 3,000; tedder

rake, 3 pt spear, cattle head gate. Terry

Christenbury, Midland 704- 782- 1536.

WD AC tractor $ 1,500. Joe Del-linger

704- 876- 4063.

NH control box for 630 round baler,

all controls, part number 858911 , $ 250.

Charles Weddington, Jr., Kannapolis

704- 932- 1212.

3 pt hitch implements 6 ft rake,

$ 300; 5 ft bushhog, $ 850; 6 ft spike

tooth harrow, $ 400; Woods under belly

finish mower, $ 795; 4 arm 20 blade

disc, $ 700. Drew Sorensen, Raleigh

919- 266- 1550.

One row Roanoke tobacco harvester

with 6 trailers, $ 5,000. R. Dale Brooks,

Ronda 336- 984- 3093.

’ 05 NH TC35A w/ 16LA loader, 4x4

w/ R4 tires, VGC, $ 15,000. Charlie Willis,

Lexington 336- 250- 5434.

’ 48 AC G w/ original manual, new tires,

plow, cultivators and manual lift, $ 3,500.

Roy Moss, Stem 919- 528- 1915.

Intern’l TD 9 bulldozer hydraulic

blade with rear winch, motor works

but is out, cranks on gas switches to

diesel, $ 1,800; Meadows mill all steel,

$ 9,500. Rodney Davis, Connelly Springs

828- 437- 7519.

Gleaner K corn and soybean special,

13 ft grain, 238 corn head, $ 2,500. Corey

Parker, Stony Point 704- 929- 0637.

Assorted bulldozers, Cat D7, Cat

D8 JD 750B, all machines run good,

$ 25,000/ ea. Tillman Farrington, Madison

336- 427- 5018.

Farmall 140 mid 60’ s model, runs

good, good tires, paint okay, new battery,

12 v system, cultivators and 3 pt hitch,

$ 4,250. Johnny Williams, Yadkinville

336- 469- 9240.

RM 59 Woods finish mower, GC, $ 600.

Allen Lamm, Kenly 252- 237- 1873.

400X JD loader bucket 85” high

volume loader bucket, came off ’ 07

4720 JD tractor, $ 1,000. Jeff Haney,

Marshville 704- 624- 0152.

JD 2840 w/ canopy, 80 hp, front

loader 148, GC, $ 9,400. Mac Tidwell,

Murphy 828- 644- 5466.

’ 91 Honda 4 wheeler, GC, $ 1,000. Ricky

Bryant, Whitakers 252- 437- 1728.

NH silage wagon side and rear

delivery, work good, $ 1,000. Tommy

Wingler, Statesville 704- 902- 4677.

’ 52 JD M tractor JD 3 pt hitch, 12

volt, new tires, adjustable wide front

end, rear wheel weights, lights, fresh

tune up, mostly restored, $ 3,500. Guy

Hiniker, Oxford 919- 815- 0268.

Irrigation pump and reel big pump,

we have had two reels going at the same

time and could have used three with this

pump, $ 12,000 OBO. Dean Durham,

State Road 336- 366- 7390.

Sears 16/ 6 twin garden tractor with

mower, model no 917.25181 for parts

or repair, broken hood, need carburetor

kit, Onan engine, $ 500. James Stanley,

Gaston 252- 410- 0019.

Irrigation system complete with

600 ft 4” pipe on trailer, pump driven

by V8 engine on trailer, 2 large and 10

small heads, $ 3,700. George Jones, 1361

Alamance Church Rd., Julian 27283.

Heavy duty reversible scoop pan,

3 pt hitch, $ 250; 25 gallon sprayer on 3

pt platform, electric pump, hand wand

with 15 ft hose, $ 200. Eric Oldham,

Chapel Hill 919- 933- 6629.

’ 76 Intern’l 500 track loader, 4- in- 1

bucket, diesel, 85% under carriage, runs

good, $ 7,500. Terry Thompson, Chapel

Hill 919- 260- 2579.

JD 403 bushhog, LNC, new paint,

only used a few times, $ 350; 8N Ford

tractor with 5 ft bushhog, $ 2,500. J. Gar-rison,

Lexington 336- 853- 1949.

Long 2460 tractor front loader,

42 hp, $ 7,000. Eddy Dotson, Advance

336- 998- 7758.

’ 53 model w/ cultivators, cranks

easy and runs smooth, lift, brakes,

clutch all GC, sheet metal good, paint

FC, $ 1,975. Rick Joyner, Stokesdale

336- 643- 4360.

3500 Cruster GC, $ 5,000. Jarome

Womble, Goldston 910- 464- 3098.

JD 3 pt hitch, sickle mower, GC,

$ 400. Nickie Allen, Roxboro 336-

599- 5544.

Post hole digger, 3 pt hook up with

9” and 12” augers, $ 400; rotary hoe 7 ft

wide, 3 pt hitch, $ 325; two 16” bottom

plows, 3 pt hitch, $ 150; Zero turn mower,

48”, 16 hp motor, $ 2,800. D. Chappell,

Wake Forest 919- 266- 2201.

Vicon disc mower new cover ready

to use, $ 1,200. Bill Murrell, Ivanhoe

910- 520- 0055.

Ford 3400 diesel w/ PS, front loader

and hvy duty box blade, weight on rear

wheels, does not have PTO, $ 6,000. G.

Kelly, Roseboro 910- 564- 6240.

Mitsubishi MT180H and 60” Beefco

finish mower, 2 WD, new battery and

charging system, mower has gear box

rebuilt, runs great, $ 3,500 OBO. Ira

Harvell, Concord 704- 784- 3677.

655A backhoe, GC, $ 11 ,000. Herman

Johnson, Graham 336- 226- 1684.

4500 Ford backhoe, rebuilt motor

less than 1,000 hrs, $ 5,000. Harold

Johnson, Graham 336- 213- 9566.

Winch for D2 Cat crawler, 4750. M.

Matthews, Brevard 828- 862- 4513.

Ryan plug core aerator hvy duty,

LNC, $ 1,500. Glenwood Spence, Golds-boro

919- 778- 0537.

Farmtrac 435 only 30 hours, LNC,

$ 9,500. Robert Little, Wake Forest

919- 818- 3083.

Skidloader grapple forks, 72”

wide, $ 1,200; 48” pellet forks, $ 650,

both never used, forklift attachment

for tractors, 3 pt, $ 1,100; 6 ft bushhog,

LNC, $ 650; 2020 JD tractor, 54 hp, PS,

EC, $ 7,200, etc. B. Zsigmond, Shelby

704- 466- 3737.

Rear PTO and 3 pt hitch fits 318, 322,

330, 332, 420, 430 JD garden tractors,

$ 1,200. David Williams, Yadkinville

336- 244- 4859.

Mower 3 pt hitch, finish type, 6 ft

cut, never used, can deliver, $ 1,140. Roy

Wright, Advance 336- 998- 8637.

’ 43 Ford 9N with 6 pieces of equip-ment,

good tires front and rear, lift works

good, runs great, $ 2,500; Farmall Super C

chassis, rear end and transmission parts,

2 wheel weights, $ 350/ for all. Bill King,

Advance 336- 998- 0853.

Complete set of 140 cultivators,

$ 600. William Ray, Hillsborough 919-

732- 2875.

Worksaver rear hay forks, new

paint, 1,500 lb capacity, one set, $ 125

one set $ 150. Wayne Nichols, Purlear

336- 667- 5324.

MF 240 3,000 hrs, VGC, LNC tires,

$ 6,500. Billy Nelson, Mooresville 704-

892- 3906.

’ 02 Skidsteer JD model 270, 1,200

hrs, counter weight kit, attachments avail-able,

very strong machine, $ 18,900. Clay

Boykin, Whiteville 910- 640- 6861.

’ 05 Cat 252B skidsteer loader, 42”

bucket w/ teeth, 42” forks, less than 500

hrs, $ 28,000. John Phillips, Mocksville

336- 751- 3432.

’ 54 Ford tractor gas, 4 spd, live

lift, restored, original good tires, ready

to work, 5 ft bushhog, $ 3,850. Dennis

Llewellyn, Mt Airy 336- 352- 3019.

Case IH 8330 haybine, GC, $ 2,500;

MF 40B tractor with loader, 59 hp, 2,000

hrs, GC, $ 5,000. Willard Huffman, Stony

Point 704- 878- 2992.

’ 04 Case IH JX 65, 4WD, cab, AC,

loader, 1,000 hrs, $ 23,500; NH 56 rake,

$ 1,000; NH 451 sickle mower, $ 800; AC

5050 diesel, $ 3,600. R. Swift, Reidsville

336- 508- 9601.

Cole double hopper planter with

hitch for Farmall Super A and possible

Cub, $ 150. Lathan G. Tilley, Hurdle

Mills 919- 732- 7982.

MF 165 tractor w/ MF loader, $ 3,995;

7 shank AP cult, $ 350; 2 bottom plow,

$ 250; 6 ft rotary cutter, $ 300; 16 disc 3 pt

harrow, $ 450; 6 ft box blade, $ 350. Albert

Mills, Randleman 336- 498- 3743.

’ 78 955L Cat track loader, runs

strong, 40% undercarriage, $ 15,000. Ben

Miller, Yadkinville 336- 463- 4795.

3 pt hitch post hold digger/ auger,

$ 100; 3 pt hitch cultivating plow, $ 75,

both in GC. Angela Skeen, Winston-

Salem 336- 803- 0923.

160A Barko Knuckleboom 6 cyl

Cummins, lever controls, GC, $! 5,500.

Kyle McClure, Marion 828- 738- 4560.

Hough 4WD rubber tire loader,

good paint, runs out good, 2 new tires,

gas engine, 30 hp, $ 6,250. Jack Dezern,

Hillsborough 919- 732- 7291.

Used Z lift bucket conveyor by

Gough Econ, 7 ft discharge height, feed

and discharge sections both 3 ft wide,

buckets approximately 9x3x2, 208 V

single phase, $ 7,500 OBO. Risa Racecar,

Durham 919- 361- 5282.

Intern’l 50 hp tractor, $ 3,500; JD 450

bulldozer, $ 8,500; 5 ft bushhog, $ 350.

William Kroll, Bennett 336- 879- 6505.

’ 39 AC B on steel, all fuel, completely

restored to original, $ 5,000; CA AC

motor rebuilt, new brakes, rear tires,

paint, new wiring harness, generator,

$ 3,500 OBO. Steve Brown, Kannapolis

980- 521- 1665.

’ 55 Oliver wide front loader special

gas GC, $ 4,400 OBO; 18.4- 38 tires,

40%, pair for $ 150. Francis Menius,

Kannapolis 704- 856- 0861.

430 JD single front wheel, gas,

motor stuck, needs restoring, $ 2,600

OBO; WD 6 Farmall not stuck but not

running, $ 2,200 OBO. Keith Menius,

Mt Pleasant 704- 232- 9493.

Heavy duty offset bog for square

hay baler, $ 1,500. Garry Hicks, Pinnacle

336- 325- 2720.

Super A Farmall fair tires, runs

good, looks good, 3 pt hitch, $ 2,400.

Joe Perry, Tyner 252- 333- 7236.

JD grain drill model 207B, small

seed box, EC, $ 2,000; sickle mower for

9N Ford 1520. Paul Booth, Pilot Mtn

336- 368- 9694.

Two JD 1 row corn pickers, works

great, looks good, used last year, 1

for parts, $ 350. Phil Hege, Lexington

336- 247- 0454.

Intern’l 140 tractor all cultivators,

bedding tools, layoff plow, etc, fertilizer

hopper and 1 row Cole planter, quick hitch

and 3 pt hitch, $ 3,500. Alan Howard,

Albemarle 704- 422- 3571.

’ 01 Bobcat 753 with 750 hrs, EC,

been serviced regularly, cage has been

removed, $ 11 ,000. M. Robert, Dodson

336- 374- 3258.

JD 4430 with cab and duals, bad

engine but rest in GC, $ 6,800. Shane

Nelson, Oak Ridge 336- 215- 2684.

‘ 90 Case 685 w/ ROPS cab, EC, 1480

actual hours, used to bale and mow hay,

barn kept, $ 9,000. Blair Thompson ,

Graham 336- 376- 6370.

’ 59 430 S JD new tires, front weight,

motor overhauled, $ 4,975; ’ 57 420W

JD front weight, new tires, $ 4,675; JD

6 ft sickle mower bar in VGC, $ 350;

’ 68 JD 140 H3 L& G with mowing

deck, $ 875. etc. J. D. Martin, Dobson

336- 374- 2339.

Hitachi excavator 1206,500 hours, GC,

$ 27,000; 2 ton dump truck, $ 3,500. James

High, Whiteville 910- 642- 5794.

’ 05 Honda Rancher 350 4 wheeler,

yellow, 2 WD, low hours, 2,000 lb super

winch, EC, $ 3,200. Joe Perry, Snow

Camp 336- 264- 8063.

Gehl 175 manure spreader, used

very little, some weather damage,

$ 3,000. Everette Hanks, N. Wilkesboro

336- 838- 2438.

’ 57 Farmall 450 tractor, new tires,

brakes, clutch and paint, 3 pt hitch, Rogers

Tomblin, Black Mtn 828- 669- 7826.

’ 54 JD no 101 quick- tatch 1 row corn

picker, EC, $ 1,000 OBO; Winpower Corp

tractor driven generator, model 25/ 15,

pt 2, phase 1, trailer mount with rubber

tires, $ 2,000. J. Motsinger, Lexington

336- 657- 7256.

Complete rear end with all parts for

Ford Dexter tractor, other parts avail-able,

$ 600. John Bennett, Henderson

252- 438- 7918.

Super A Farmall 3 pt hitch, rear

grass cutter, new paint job, runs great,

16 ft tandem axle trailer, $ 4,500. Julius

Harris, Snow Hill 252- 522- 0763.

NH 845 round baler manual tie,

$ 1,500; NH847 round baler auto tie with

bale kicker, $ 2,800. Mark Troutman,

Concord 704- 782- 5852.

Gravely walking tractor, mower,

sulkey, rotary plow, miscellaneous, $ 1,200.

John Heller, Bahama 919- 479- 6735.

NH 658 round baler that bales,

4x4 bales, always sheltered has manu-als,

$ 7,000. Vic Safarian, New Hill

919- 362- 4495.

’ 54 Case VAC 14 working tractor,

sheet metal FC, $ 650 OBO. John Lindsey,

Asheboro 336- 521- 4185.

’ 59 JD 730 gas, PS, live PTO,

float ride seat, roll o matic, 3 pt hitch,

runs good, good sheet metal, tires FC,

$ 7,500. Todd Clayton, Hurdle Mills

336- 592- 5171.

Commercial grade 72 “ Frontier

landscape rake, new, front stand and

adjustable, $ 500. M. Terry, Cove City

252- 229- 2164.

JD2840 w/ canopy 80 hp front loader

148, 2,988 hrs, GC, $ 9,400. Mac Tidwell,

Murphy 828- 644- 5466.

400X JD loader bucket 85” high

volume loader bucket used very little,

came off ’ 07 4720 JD tractor, $ 1,000. Jeff

Haney, Marshville 704- 624- 0152.

NH 450 sickle mower 7 ft cut,

runs perfect, operators manual, spare

new belt, $ 950. D. L. shires, Shelby

704- 300- 9042.

Cobey manure spreader, power

take off driven, GC, $ 700; MF 31, 6 ft

mower, GC, $ 600. Vernon Holloway,

Hays 336- 957- 2565.

’ 93 Ford/ NH 848 round baler, wide

pickup, net wrap, ’ 93 model, field ready,

$ 5,500. Burke Friday, Taylorsville 828-

632- 4171.

79 M140 Farmall original factory

seats, $ 5,900; ’ 68 M140 $ 3,900, cultiva-tors

and plows; JCB 214 backhoe, 4- in- 1

bucket, air, closed cab, pilot controls, EC.

Mac Lovin, Hamlet 910- 205- 3737.

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Fescue, horse quality, state tested,

sq bales, $ 4.50, 1,800- 2,000 bales avail-able;

cow oat rolls, $ 30, 100 available;

oat straw bales, $ 5, 200 available, de-livery

for large orders. Lee Dry, Locust

980- 581- 0777.

Oat hay sq bales in the barn, $ 5.50.

Robert, Siler City 919- 742- 3600.

Fescue/ rye mixed hay, sq bales,

$ 4/ ea. Josh Parks, Ramseur 336- 213-

5013 or 2145351.

Rye/ oats hay, clean, $ 5.50/ ea. U. L.

Keith, Durham 919- 687- 7016.

Fescue round bales, ’ 08 spring cut-ting,

4x4, fertilized, no rain, good qual-ity,

stored dry in barn, $ 25-$ 30. Jackie

Johnson, Trinity 336- 475- 6975.

Mixed grass 4x4 bales, $ 25. Todd

Ore, Reidsville 336- 427- 8718.

’ 08 Fescue spring cutting, 4x5 net

wrap, round bales, clean, tight, will store

outside, $ 25-$ 30. Alex Simpson, Monroe

704- 221- 3621.

Alfalfa sq bales, $ 7; round bales, $ 35;

orchard grass bales, $ 5, horse quality;

meadow hay, $ 20/ round bales. Phil Zim-merman,

Lexington 336- 764- 1043.

Fescue grass 1st cutting, clean, $ 4/ bale,

delivery available for extra fee. Brad

Benton, Ronda 336- 244- 5762.

Fescue round bales, 4x5, stored under

shelter, great horse hay, $ 40. Mert Austin,

Peachland 704- 695- 7232.

Fescue/ orchard grass mix, horse

quality, no rain, tight bales, $ 4/ ea. William

Hartley, Lexington 336- 787- 3370.

Fescue mix baled 6/ 08, 350- 400 sq

bales, $ 3/ ea at the barn any quantity, de-livery

may be available. Randy Bennett,

Taylorsville 336- 406- 4214.

Straw sq bales, $ 3/ ea. Darren Davis,

Randleman 336- 626- 9470.

’ 08 Alfalfa first cut in barn, $ 8/ sq

bale, no delivery. C. Cooper, Norwood

704- 474- 4052.

Fescue, orchard grass/ fescue mix

4x4 round bales, first cutting, spring

’ 08, will load your vehicle at barn,

$ 20/ per bale. David Allen, Liberty

336- 622- 2070.

Wheat straw $ 3/ per bale. G. T.

Underwood, Elon 336- 349- 7283.

Straw 3,000 good tight bales, no

weeds, no rain, $ 3/ per bale at barn, can

deliver for extra charge. H. H. Farms,

Julian 336- 446- 6817.

Coastal hay USDA tested, horse qual-ity,

stack wagon bales, sq $ 5/ ea; round,

$ 50/ ea. R. G. Hammonds, Lumberton

910- 734- 2991.

Orchard grass 50 bales, 4x5 bales,

sheltered, $ 40/ ea. Douglas Gupton,

Louisburg 919- 853- 2140.

’ 08 Orchard grass spring cutting,

horse quality, tested 14.78% protein, no

rain, weed control, sq bales, $ 6/ ea. Mark

Williams, Reidsville 336- 342- 6711 .

Fescue and mixed grass horse

quality, $ 4/ per bale in the barn. Roger

Tuttle, Oakboro 704- 485- 3959.

Horse hay sq bales, in barn, no rain,

$ 4/ ea. W. L. Clodfetter, Winston- Salem

336- 769- 2234 or 769- 3165.

Horse quality hay rolls, $ 40/ ea,

delivery available. H. O. Davis, Elon

336- 260- 7606.

Oat/ rye grass sq bales, $ 5; round

bales, 5x5 of oat and rye grass, $ 60/ ea;

oats, $ 5/ ea; oat straw, $ 3/ sq bale. Ronnie

Brogden, Creedmoor 919- 528- 1767.

Orchard grass mix excluding fescue,

good hay, sq bales, $ 5/ ea. Barbara Yard-man,

Greensboro 336- 674- 7777.

Alfalfa and alfalfa mix 3x3x8 bale,

900 to 1,000 lbs, horse quality, $ 125-

$ 145. Tony Greene, Hendersonville

828- 699- 2781.

Alfalfa/ orchard and orchard grass,

$ 4-$ 5/ bale; oat hay, $ 3.50/ sq bale; hay

hoop, GC, $ 100. J. Lloyd Mabe, Danbury

336- 593- 8088.

’ 08 Alfalfa/ orchard grass horse quality,

$ 4/ in the field; $ 4.50/ in the barn. John

Kapp, Rural Hall 336- 969- 6630.

’ 08 Fescue hay 4x4 round bales, horse

quality, no rain, in barn, $ 35/ bale. Lee

Briles, Asheboro 336- 629- 6138.

Fescue ’ 08 spring cutting, $ 4/ bale.

Robert Fleming, Yadkinville 336- 679-

8220.

’ 08 Fescue horse quality, sq bales,

in barn $ 5-$ 5.50/ bale. James Rollans,

Mt Ulla 704- 278- 4624.

’ 08 Fescue horse quality, in barn, no

rain, sq bales, $ 6; round bales, $ 55. Robert

Connell, Concord 704- 436- 7310.

Tifton 44 Bermuda sq bales, $ 6-$ 8

at barn; round bales, $ 0-$ 60, hauling

nego. Carl V. Carter, Fayetteville 910-

485- 7892.

Orchard grass horse quality, $ 6/ barn.

Edward Dixon, Graham 336- 376- 6588

or 213- 4085.

Fescue 4x5 round bales, no rain high

quality, 120 available, $ 50. Carson Lee,

Pleasant Garden 336- 382- 0732.

Orchard grass fescue, Lezbad,

oats, rye and mixes available, $ 2.50 to

$ 7.50/ bale. Tommy Beaumont, Shawboro

252- 455- 0422.

Fescue/ orchard horse quality, sq

bales, $ 4.25/ bale or $ 820/ for all. Liza

Ronan, Staley 336- 622- 8180.

Quality fescue square bales, located

NW Guilford co, cutting now, $ 4/ field

or $ 5/ barn. Ken Steele, Stokesdale

336- 643- 0025.

’ 08 fescue/ mix round bales, shel-tered,

$ 45/ ea. Robert James, Locust

704- 888- 4842.

Fescue and rye grass mix, 45 lb

square bales, no rain, $ 3/ bale. Gloria

Jahnke, Chapel Hill 919- 967- 5558.

Quality Timothy, orchard, broom,

alfalfa in a mix, organic feeds, supple-ments

for most farm animals, $ 7/ up. Nora

Mitchell, Wake Forest 919- 528- 5690

or 880- 5539.

Hay sprigs with cold tolerate genes,

comes in earlier, stays longer to yield more

tonnage, $ 8.50; Goodwell, $ 7.50 Ozark,

$ 5 Midland- 99; hay sprigs, coastal, Tifton

44 and Tifton 85, $ 3.50/ per bu. Bruce

Locklear, Maxton 910- 844- 6003.

’ 08 Fescue spring cutting, 4x4 round

bales, good quality, no rain, stored in

barn, $ 30/ bale. Mark Williams, Reidsville

336- 342- 6711 .

Alfalfa $ 8/ bale; orchard grass,

$ 7/ bale; fescue grass, $ 5/ bale; orchard

grass, fescue mix, $ 6/ bale, will deliver at

extra costs. Maynard Southern, Stokesdale

336- 643- 5621.

Fescue 4x4 bales, spring ’ 08 cutting

stored under shelter, $ 40. Don Perkins,

Greensboro 336- 215- 2490.

Fescue and mixed grass square bales

for horses and cows, picked up in field,

$ 3.50/ ea in the barn, $ 5/ ea. Pat Snider,

336- 317- 4105.

Fescue/ clover mix, coastal and

oat/ rye mix, $ 35-$ 40. Bobby Dew, Jr.,

Rocky Mount 252- 883- 4422.

Orchard grass $ 5/ field, $ 6/ barn;

wheat straw, $ 2.75/ field/$ 3.75/ barn,

now booking ’ 08 cutting, no rain,

horse quality. Harden Phipps, Julian

336- 446- 6817.

Good quality, large bales, $ 6/ ea. Larry

Brooks, Hamptonville 336- 468- 4252.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality,

$ 5/ sq bales; $ 50/ round bales. Stanley

Hall, Fayetteville 910- 309- 0380.

Hay square bales, horse quality, in

the field, $ 4/ ea or in the barn $ 5/ ea. John

Sharpe, Elkin 336- 244- 5845.

Orchard grass/ fescue mix, rect-angular

bales, $ 4/ ea; fescue 4x5 round

bales $ 27/ ea. Fred Byerly, Thomasville

336- 472- 6381.

’ 08 Fescue square bales, good quality

$ 4/ field; $ 5/ barn. John Warner, Reidsville

336- 634- 1234.

Fescue/ mix square bales, $ 4; orchard

grass, $ 4.50; oats or grass round bales

in barn, $ 40; outside, $ 30, all hay fertil-ized,

wheat straw, $ 3/ ea. Richard Glover,

Bessemer City 704- 629- 5520.

Alfalfa, alfalfa/ orchard grass, orchard

grass and prairie grass in 3x3x8 bales,

all horse quality, $ 80 up. Derek Teague,

Catawba 828- 446- 6111 .

Fescue horse quality, and oat straw,

spring ’ 08, $ 4 up. A. Rollans, Mooresville

704- 662- 6421.

Top quality coastal hay, sq bales,

come get out of the field, ready, $ 5.50.

Randal Carter, Raleigh 919- 796- 9852.

Oat, wheat/ grass, fescue, orchard

grass, 4x5 round bales; oat straw, 4x5 bales,

$ 30-$ 50. Stephen Israel, Swepsonville

336- 578- 1831 or 213- 3015.

Coastal Bermuda, horse quality,

1st ’ 08 cutting, 4x5 round bales, $ 55;

square bales, $ 5.25; 4x5 round bales

of oat hay, $ 50. Bill Murrell, Ivanhoe

910- 520- 0055.

’ 08 Tifton 44 w/ some rye mix, large

bales, $ 40. Sherman Currin, Raleigh

919- 772- 311 6.

Wheat straw orchard grass and

fescue, no rain, in the barn, $ 4-$ 6. Alex

Nelson, Oak Ridge 336- 643- 11 60.

Coastal Bermuda very clean, horse

quality, $ 5.50 at the barn or $ 5/ in the

field. Ervin or Rachel Wood, Ayden

252- 746- 6356 or 531- 3204.

80+ bales eastern gam grass, fescue

and lespedeza; 100 bales fescue and

lespedeza, square bales, $ 3/ ea. Callie

Baity, Mebane 336- 562- 2574.

Fescue/ orchard mix rolled hay,

good quality, 4x4 rolls, $ 25/ ea, shipping

can be arranged for extra charge, price

subject to change. Marty Wood, Traphill

336- 928- 0056.

Orchard, fescue $ 3.50/ bale. Derek

Adams, Pine Hall 336- 480- 4998.

Orchard grass good quality, square

bales, fresh cut in barn, $ 4.50. Joel Bame,

Franklinville 336- 824- 8212.

Bermuda grass, excellent cattle

quality, 4x5 net wrap bales, located in

Newton Grove, Roseboro and Autryville,

$ 35 up. Aaron Dodson, Mt Olive 919-

689- 2291.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality, 4x5

round bales, $ 50/ ea. Brian Hill, Shannon

910- 843- 1421.

’ 08 spring Fescue, 4x4 round

bales, good quality, no delivery avail-able,

$ 25-$ 30. Jackie Johnson, Trinity

336- 475- 6975.

Oat straw, 30 4x5 round bales,

’ 08 crop, $ 25. Roy Pope, Matthews

704- 821- 8121.

Fescue and mixed grass sq bales,

$ 3/ ea. Steve Jones, Thomasville 336-

475- 6539.

’ 08 Fescue mix, horse quality,

$ 3.50; cow quality, $ 3, no pesticides

or herbicides, all natural. Kim Godon,

Goldston 919- 770- 1070.

Straw, $ 2.50 square bale, you pick

up. Kirk Keranen, Reidsville 336-

442- 2871.

’ 08 Fescue 4x4 round bales,

$ 40/ ea. Leland Chrismon, Elon 336-

449- 5775.

Orchard grass, 200 square bales,

cut 5/ 08 and stored in the barn, good

quality, you pick up, $ 4.75/ ea; rye and

some rye grass, 4x5 round bales, cut

5/ 08, stored in barn, good quality, you

pick up, $ 40/ ea . Jeff Lineberger, Kings

Mtn 704- 739- 3455.

Oat hay horse quality, sq bales,

$ 6/ ea at barn; millet will be later, $ 5/ sq

bale, horse quality. Charles Shepherd,

Kannapolis 704- 933- 9103.

Hay & Grain

For Sale

Hay & grain Hay & grain

JD gator 2 wheel drive, used,

GC, reasonable price within 50 mi of

Charlotte. Clontz Curlee, Charlotte

704- 545- 5449.

JD M seat frame in GC, reason-able

price. Robert Mills, Jr., New Bern

252- 637- 1545.

JD 175 hydro GC with oil filter and

good deck, 14.9x36 tractor tires. Phil

Hart, Sr., Louisburg 919- 562- 1091.

Scoop and blade with one point hitch

for Farmall 100 tractor. Carl Fulghum,

Sims 252- 237- 6334.

JD trailer type PTO no 5 mower or

a no 8 of the same kind. Todd Lowder,

Albemarle 704- 985- 6914.

Coulters for four bottom MF 82

plows, Shane Nelson 336- 215- 2684.

Bucket to fit ’ 92 555 NH skidsteer.

Mickey Finn, Siler City 919- 444-

911 2.

Conveyor needed for firewood

and hay. Bill Long, Chapel Hill 919-

942- 5738.

JD M running or not, prefer with

belly mower. Scott Melton, Old Fort

828- 215- 311 0.

Old tobacco sprayer with pump, 1

pt or 3 pt hitch. Robert Newton, Willard

910- 367- 9294.

Hydraulic control valve section for

rear stabilizer on Ford 445 backhoe, 545

and 555 and others will fit. Lathan Tilley,

Hurdle Mills 919- 732- 7982.

Brennan Sugar Cane mill Kentucky

model no 4, preferably, unrestored but

could be functional, possibly other

types. Howard Conyers, Durham 336-

339- 5443.

Parts for JD 214T square baler. Huitt

Reep, Kings Mtn 704- 739- 4431.

Mower deck for model 2135 Cub

lawn mower GC. Marvin Moss, Burgaw

910- 259- 2647.

JD 430 tractor with complete set

of cultivators; IH 826 or 856 tractors

with low hours. Randy Bright, Mebane

336- 78- 3257.

Oliver 440 GC; JD 520 or 60 GC;

MH 1945 to 1954, GC. Teddy McRae,

Mt. Gilead 910- 220- 3233.

JD tractors and parts, don’t scrap it,

we pay top dollar. L. H. Turner, Harrells

910- 876- 7566.

JD 336 or 346 square tine baler with

or without bale kicker. Phil Kurtiak,

Gibsonville 336- 697- 2345.

H JD running. Jim Karriker, Moores-ville

704- 857- 4124.

Small logging cable skidder or

forestry tractor with winch ready to

go to work. Kelly Hedrick, Lexington

336- 243- 1937.

Long peanut combine working

condition, model 393 with serial no

7000 up. Ken Edgerton, Kenly 919-

242- 4945.

Intern’l Harvester suitcase weights,

50 lbs, 80 lbs or 100 lbs. Matt Holder,

Raleigh 919- 868- 8853.

Bushhog, prefer 4 ft x 5 ft, EC, close

to triangle area. T. D. Matheny, Chapel

Hill 919- 968- 4759.

Square baler under $ 500 that works

or needs minor repairs, need rake and

sickle mower or haybine for same price

range, needs to be close to Greensboro.

Mike Burris, Madison 336- 217- 2815.

Used silage chopper, 1 row must be

in good working condition and reasonable

price, prefer JD or NH. Brian Chatham,

Fleetwood 336- 877- 7823.

Cultipacker in GC. Brian Love,

Black Mountain 828- 669- 8464.

Three row, 30” corn header to fit

K gleaner. Walter Trexler, Rockwell

704- 279- 7844.

Small 4WD tractor with front end

loader and diesel engine up to 25 hp,

tractor only or with equipment. Curtis

Wood, Kernersville 336- 869- 6109.

Ford 4140 tractor w/ loader backhoe

attachments; Ford 801 w/ loader / back-hoe

attachments, would consider other

industrial makes with loader/ backhoe,

no 3 pt backhoes, hp range 40 or greater,

ready to work condition, nothing over

$ 10,000. K. Hollman, Westfield 336-

351- 6167.

Pallet forks for JD 541 QD loader,

300 gal. front mount tank for JD 7420,

set of Yetter or equal residue managers,

6 ft to 7 ft mower, field cultivator with

baskets, 57” x 8” auger, seed tender

with auger. Charles Grantham, Raleigh

919- 427- 0637.

Square hay baler good working

condition, fair price. Pat Kiernan, Clayton

919- 801- 3237.

NH model 273 twine tie hay baler,

NH side delivery hay rake and NH

sickle mower, must be field ready. Ray

Matthews, Elon 336- 586- 0430.

Used Long and Zetor tractor for

parts, need flat top fenders. Vaughn El-liott,

Murphy 828- 644- 5589.

Rubber tired front end loader/ backhoe,

must be in GC. Stan Ingram, Aberdeen

910- 949- 111 4.

Mower deck for Scotts 1742 riding

mower, by JD. Clifford Ruth, Flat Rock

828- 699- 2196.

Used grain drill, must be ground

driven, 10 ft or less. Mike Bennett,

Grimesland 252- 746- 4504.

Cotton wagons, must be complete

and ready to use. Bill Murrell, Ivanhoe

910- 520- 0055.

Radial bean meters or soy bean

guides and cups for JD 7200 planter.

Bruce Johnson, Eden 336- 613- 9772.

Bushhog 6 or 7 ft cut, reasonable

price. W. W. Freeze, Mooresville 704-

663- 3557.

Parts for # 46 or # 47 IH baler, # 990 7

ft IH haybine, IH hayrake. Robbie Killon,

Ennice 336- 648- 1888 or 657- 3680.

Used silage chopper 1 row, must be

in good working order and reasonable

price, prefer JD or NH. Brian Chatham,

Fleetwood 336- 877- 7823.

Rolling cultivators w/ shanks and 4

ft bushhog with fast hitch for Farmall

140 reasonable price. Mike Haswell,

Pikeville 919- 828- 4011 .

Equipment

Wanted

FARM EQUIPMENT

NH 2005 TN75DA cab H& H shuttle

transmission, remote, 53 hrs, LNC,

$ 28,000; 2 seed cleaner for small grain,

wheat soybeans, etc., $ 225. Phil Zimmer-man,

Lexington 336- 764- 1043.

13 ft JD grain platform, GC, will

fit JD 4400 combine, $ 500 OBO. Doug

Nixon, Staley 336- 736- 7103.

Bull gear, great for MF, $ 200. Haywood

Bowden, Benson 910- 890- 7763.

Grass hopper 0- turn riding mower,

50” cut, $ 1,500; ’ 48 8N Ford tractor,

EC, $ 3,500. Billy Breeden, Haw River

336- 578- 3454.

Five hay spears for Kuboto quick

change front end loaders all five for

$ 1,000 or $ 250/ per fork. Randall Leonard,

Lexington 336- 225- 4341.

’ 37 JD D W/ 2 new fenders unstyled;

1938 JD AR unstyled; ’ 47 MH 30 502”

Toro mower with sulkey; 84” national

reel mower, 12 hp rider electric start, all

run good, $ 400-$ 2,700. Roger Anderson,

Cameron 910- 528- 4222.

’ 95 DeCloet Automatic Harvester,

1 owner/ operator, owner manual, extra

parts, 6 trailers, $ 44,800. William

Berry, Jr., Hurdle Mills 919- 732- 9750

or 618- 3612.

Super 55 Oliver tractor, running,

good tires, original paint, $ 2,499. JD

3020, tricycle type, one owner, sheltered,

good shape, good tires, $ 4,995. Claude

Eure, Hobbsville 252- 297- 2012.

Disc harrow, 3 pt, hvy duty, 8 ft

wide, 22 disc with front and back offset

hand crank adjustments, GC, surface rust,

little wear, $ 600. Tim Eaton, Yadkinville

336- 463- 2152.

3 pt hitch, fits Farmall H or M’s,

300’ s/ 400’ s, bolts on, no cylinder,

$ 375. Jerry Batstone, Wake Forest

919- 266- 3443.

’ 75 Ford 7000 with bushhog front

end loader, new tires, $ 8,000. Jay Weaver,

Mt. Olive 919- 921- 2924.

’ 58 JD 620 fully restored, field ready,

kept in shop, EC, $ 8,500. Bryan Hooten,

LaGrange 919- 738- 7788.

NH 850 round baler, 1,200 lb bales,

bale spear w/ high lift extender, NH 479

mower condition, GC, $ 4,000/ all. Bryce

Barker, Semora 336- 234- 8963.

Frasir Fir tree lifter, $ 300. Crop

guard 2- reel sprayer, 300 gal., $ 2,500

w/ trailer or $ 2,000 w/ o. Howee 215A

cable baler, Honda engine, $ 3,500, JD

off- set disks, $ 3,500 OBO. Roger Mathis,

Laurel Springs 336- 359- 2537.

’ 48 JD A, $ 6,000. AC WD front

bucket, $ 5,000. Tires: 11 x38, 12.4x38,

13x38, $ 100/ ea. Oil circulator/ stand,

$ 200. Shell 86 Ford up cover, $ 300, 24

blade disk on wheels, $ 1,000. John Hood,

Greensboro 336- 621- 4954.

510 MF combine w/ grain and corn

head, 6 cyl Perkins diesel, field ready,

$ 6,500. 190 AC w/ turbo, $ 6,500. 1010 JD

rebuilt engine – new clutch and pressure

plate w/ cultivators, $ 4,500. H. Currie,

Ellerbe 910- 334- 0404.

Finishing mower, 7.5’ Sitrex, like

new. $ 1,495. H. Gowdy, Asheboro

336- 625- 5721.

MF 1135 cab, cold air, duals, $ 8,500

OBO. Nick Cauley, Jacksonville 910-

340- 8616.

Long farm track compact tractor,

diesel, 4x4, 52 hrs, like new, $ 14,900.

Case 1845 Skid steer, diesel, $ 9,000.

Ford 211 0 diesel, $ 4,200. Rick King,

Clemmons 336- 817- 6535.

Square baler, ’ 98 Abriatta M60,

small baler, easy to maneuver, used for

pinestraw, no long used, 12x16” bales,

always sheltered, must sell. David Mor-rison,

Aberdeen 910- 944- 7460.

Hesston 1091 mower conditioner,

$ 900. Hesston 5545 round baler, $ 5,600.

Walton 8- wheel Fold up hay rake, $ 1,900.

Hyster fork lift, $ 700. 3- point hitch post

hole drill, $ 350. Hay rake, $ 150. Ron

Bailey, Statesville 704- 766- 0005.

’ 94 Ford 5610S, 1 owner, EC, Al-lied

595 quick disconnect, loader, only

275 hrs, $ 17,500 OBO. Larry Smith,

Mooresville 704- 202- 4977.

JD 148 loader and bucket, great shape,

w/ valve to control loader, $ 2,800. Miles

Hamrick, Shelby 704- 472- 4622.

MH 60 combine, 2- row corn header,

sheltered, runs good, working cond.,

$ 300. pull type sprayer, $ 50. 2- row

lister w/ fert hoppers, $ 75. 5HP tiller,

$ 25. Darrell Salmons, Yadkinville 336-

244- 611 4.

’ 86 JD 650, w/ turf tires and Howse

rotary motor, VGC, good for all types

of gardening, $ 4,200. Randall Taylor,

Lexington 336- 249- 9604, lv msg.

Snapper riding lawnmower,

12.5HP Briggs & Stratton motor, 36” cut,

cranks on first try, very reliable, EC,

$ 310- 270. Mike Biggers, Harrisburg

704- 455- 1388.

MF 1163 corn head, GC, $ 3,500. MF

760 combine w/ mudhog 4x4, 48, fair

cond, $ 3,500. MF 510 combine, still runs

strong, $ 2,500. all kept in shed during

off- season. Cliff Cobb, McLeansville

336- 669- 1400.

H Farmall tractor w/ drain plow,

engine stick, ran when put under shelter,

good metal, $ 1,000. 8N Ford tractor, runs

good, good tires, w/ bush hog, $ 2,500.

Joe Perry, Tyner 252- 333- 7236.

TE20 Ferguson tractor, VGC,

$ 1,800; Small Cut Away Harrow, GC,

$ 225. 601 Ford Workmaster tractor,

VGC, $ 3,500. Lineback plow w/ 2 blades,

$ 275. Danny Smith or Donna Trivette,

Siloam 336- 374- 3860, lv msg.

’ 02 Sterling tandem w/ 42 sq ft

dump body & 25’ selfloader/ grapple,

65,000 miles, GC, $ 60,000. Joy Jones,

Smithfield 919- 291- 8504.

Ford 3000 w/ add- on PS and rear

hyrolics, looks & runs good, $ 6,500. Mack

Brame Jr, Reidsville 336- 342- 6752.

JD model H tractor, $ 5,000. Jacob

Tomblin, Asheville 828- 298- 2634 or 298- 111 2.

Khon 4- bay hay tedder, $ 1,200. Rossi

2- bay hay tedder, $ 700. Jimmy Harkey,

Salisbury 704- 633- 9267.

’ 48 Farmall Super A w/ cultivators,

good tires, runs good, $ 2,750. David

Honbarger, Salisbury 704- 636- 8208.

Millcreek manure spreader, pur-chased

new from dealer in Dec 2006,

poly floor, jack, $ 1,200. Sonya Wasson,

Kings Mtn 704- 641- 3531.

5.5 HP Surge alamo vacuum

pump, 5 HP Westfalia vacuum pump,

galvanized vacuum tank, univ control

boxes, circle auger system, proportion

feeders, $ 100 up. John Gilreath, Hid-denite

828- 632- 8630.

NH 848 round baler, new bale chain,

GC, $ 3,500. William Thornton, Clinton

910- 564- 4861.

Rotary mower, King Kutter 5’ brush

cutter, used once, perfect cond, $ 500. Don

Harter, Asheboro 336- 625- 5438.

NH skid steer, LS 180, 2000 hrs, 4

attachments, extra wheels & racks, just

serviced, VGC, $ 12,500. Eddie M. Davis,

Mooresville 704- 664- 3175.

Super A 16” bottom plow, $ 75

OBO, 12” bottom plow, $ 75 OBO, po-tato

plow, $ 95, Woods belly 3’ 6” bush

hog- type mower, $ 350. cut- off wood

saw w/ flat belt, $ 150, Horm IH manure

fork, $ 75 OBO. Jim Stadler, Burlington

336- 508- 4379.

’ 36 Bean Little Giant sprayer,

100 gallon, 3HP Cushman Cub engine

on steel wheels, 28x4 and 24x4, have

manuals, $ 1,000. Paul Hill, Salisbury

704- 633- 7019.

JD 725 loader w/ 8’ bucket & forks,

EC w/ no hose or cylinder leaks, $ 4,700.

Fred Robinson, Bessemer City 704- 922-

4938 or 460- 3213.

AC Model B, new tires, VG metal,

runs & starts sweet, can deliv, $ 1,350. GD

Thornburg, Dallas 704- 922- 9797.

Hardee 172 6’ rotary cutter, VGC,

$ 600. complete set of cultivators for Cub

tractor, $ 350. Screw wood splitter for

tractor PTO, $ 100. JD Palmer, Lexington

704- 213- 3970.

Kubota B 7100 manual gear drive,

4x4 diesel, excel running cond, 727 hrs,

turning plow, box scrape, new disc and

tiller, $ 4,800. Mark Smith, Belews Creek

336- 613- 4257.

MF 1020 tractor w/ 5’ grooming

mower, 1500hrs, turf tires, EC, $ 5,100. Greg

Hartrich, Zebulon 919- 614- 6839.

5’ Howse, bush hog- type, hvy duty

tractor rotary mower, EC, ready for

work, kept dry, $ 500 OBO. Bill Teer,

Graham 336- 578- 1586.

Ford 7700 tractor 83 hp, $ 11 ,000;

30 disc Taylor way, $ 1,000; 2 iron wagon

wheels, $ 50/ ea. Jason Westmoreland,

Troutman 704- 528- 5224.

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FARMLAND

Land for sale must consist

of at least 3 acres and be

used for agricultural pur-poses,

i. e. cultivation, raising

livestock and/ or other farm

commodities.

Advertisers must indicate

use of land.

Farmland

For Sale

20 + ac farm Pitt co, road frontage,

1 ½ hr from beach, 20 minutes to Green-ville,

nice soil for farming, $ 85,000. J. N.

Hill, Grifton 252- 524- 4652.

5+ ac of with home in mountain of

Stokes co, large timber, great location,

$ 140,000. Ken Lynch, Sandy Ridge

336- 707- 2762.

3 ac in Catawba co great sight for

small farm, minutes from Lake Norman

convenient to Charlotte 20 minutes from

Hickory, organically managed, 100 ft

road front, cleared, $ 12,000/ per ac. Terri

Reiser, Maiden 828- 428- 2800.

15 ac Love Valley, big barn, fenced,

half grass, half wooded, mobile home,

$ 230,000, will divide, $ 15,500/ per ac.

Johnny Parker, Troutman 704- 528-

5753.

50 ac Union co, 1/ 3 wooded, small

pond, paved rd front, both sides, 2,400

sq ft house, 1.5 mi to Wingate Univer-sity,

$ 1,200,000. Bunn Pierce, Wingate

704- 233- 4479.

17 ac Stokes co, wooded, hardwood

timber, large creek, graveled access with

gates, great for hunting, $ 58,500. James

Blake, Fayetteville 910- 433- 2614.

18.75 ac farm, fenced and cross fenced,

small pond, 5 stall barn with feed room

and hay loft, 250 ft deep well, liveable

2 b/ r house, $ 185,000. William Boone,

Mars Hill 828- 779- 2347.

29.43 ac approximately 21 ac corn,

soybeans, 4 mi north St Pauls, 5,000+

yellow pines, 300 ft canal, pond site,

$ 87,000. James Norton, St Pauls 910-

865- 4552.

To lease or lease to own farm/ pasture

land for cattle, I will take care of up

keep of fence, land, farm, etc, Guilford,

Chatham or county surrounding co. J.

Smith, High Point 336- 339- 3348.

100 ac pine timber, 3 y/ o, 35 ac crop

land, great deer hunting, road frontage,

northern Bertie co, $ 300,000. Carroll

Young, Ahoskie 252- 287- 9853.

43 ac stream on property, 5 room

house, $ 240,000. M. L. Byrd, Lenoir

828- 754- 7505.

50 ac family pasture land off hwy

64 between Siler City and Pittsboro,

secluded, excellent for cattle or horses,

easy access to property, $ 7,000/ per

ac. Lonnie McLaurin, Siler City 919-

663- 2754.

10.2 ac with 2 rooster houses, 500

ft x 40 ft, up graded to tier 3, $ 74,000

yearly income, 1,600 sq ft double wide

with extra building, $ 375,000. Rufus

Austin, Carthage 910- 947- 3145.

25 ac 500 ft road front, NC hwy 704

3.5 mi east of US 220, 2 streams, natural

lake site, hardwoods, rolling terrain on

NC Forest management, $ 5,700/ per

ac. Douglas Ramseur, Madison 336-

548- 2820.

150 ac Davidson co, all fenced and

crossed fenced, water, ponds, creek, good

beef cattle or dairy farm, $ 890,000. Hal

Parker, Asheboro 336- 302- 4545.

55 ac farmland Davie, Yadkin co,

approximately 30 ac wooded, 20 ac hay

fields/ pasture, 2 ac stocked pond, 4 b/ r

house, 30x28 wired garage/ work shop, 2

brans, 3 storage bldings, $ 650,000. Vickie

Whicker, Mocksville 336- 998- 5387.

45 ac McDowell co, cutover timber-land,

Davis Town Ch Rd, Old Fort area,

$ 5,000/ per ac. Buck Barrier, Midland

704- 888- 5549.

100+ ac Alleghany co, all timber,

near Blue Ridge Parkway, custom built

home, out building, plenty of water thrum

property, 2 mi of trails through property,

$ 1,500,000. John Collins, Winston- Salem

336- 760- 4228 or 414- 3005.

Hunting leases Halifax co, 65 to

1,300 ac, timberland, lease or sale. Gary

Brady, Raleigh 919- 349- 8860.

30 ac, rolling cleared grass/ farm land,

fenced, cross fenced with spring/ pond

and hard surface road frontage, Yadkin

co, $ 270,000. Terry Crater, Winston-

Salem 336- 428- 0544.

111 wooded ac southern Davidson co,

$ 6,000/ ac; 142 ac southern Davidson co,

85 ac fenced, water, barn, utility building,

2,500 ft road front, $ 7,000/ per ac. Colon

Terrell, Denton 336- 859- 3611 .

For lease 17+ ac horse farm, Orange

co, fenced pasture, ring, 2 barns, pond,

trails, convenient to Hillsborough, Me-bane,

Carboro and Chapel Hill, maximum

4 horses, $ 800/ mo. Patricia Kiffney,

Hillsborough 919- 929- 6009.

29.67 ac SE surry co, half clear, half

timber, near Dobson, Mt Airy, Winston

Salem, fenced barn and 20x40 workshop,

1,500 ft flowing creek border farm on

one side, $ 5,500/ ac. P. Marion, Pfafftown

336- 945- 4868.

150 ac farm well drained and tiled,

100 open, 50 ac in pine trees, rabbit and

deer, 30 min. SE of Fort Bragg, $ 2,800/

per ac. R. G. Hammonds, Lumberton

910- 734- 2991.

For rent 100 ac farm with house,

barns, pastures, creeks, storage, ideal

for cattle and horses, $ 600/ mo. Boyd

Lockhart, Semora 336- 234- 8518.

87 ac 25 ac planted field, rest cutover,

Shannon area, $ 160,000. Frank Cardona.

Spring Lake 910- 850- 5415.

14+ ac Davidson co, wooded, mobile

home, work shop w/ attached tractor

shed, 2 streams, apple trees, garden

spot, $ 130,000, will lease $ 500/ mo.

Ed Smith, Salisbury 704- 636- 1477 or

336- 697- 7177.

11.43 ac Davidson co, near Thomasville,

hardwood timber, secluded, driveway,

could be used for mini farm, $ 99,900.

S. B. Snider, Denton 336- 859- 2401.

7.3 ac Sampson co, 2 ½ to 3 ac

cleared with road front on Five Bridge

Rd, remainder in woods, $ 4,300/ per ac.

Bryant Herring, White Oak 910- 866-

4176- h or 872- 3131- c.

17+ ac level to rolling land with 975

ft on Coweeta Creek, 40x80 10 stall

barn, 24x24 workshop, fenced pasture

area, stocked pond, two drilled wells,

3 b/ r home, $ 895,000. Sid Broadbent,

Otto 828- 349- 3103.

77.7 ac SE Randolph co, no timber,

rolling terrain, road cut through property,

low taxes, $ 2,825/ per ac. Neil Evans,

Bennett 336- 879- 1355.

4 ac Harnett co fenced in pasture

hay barn with stalls, 50x50 metal work-shop,

pond, 2 b/ r log cabin, $ 430,000.

Thomas Goodwin, Fuquay- Varina

919- 524- 6837.

424 ac near the base of Stone Mtn

State Park, great road front on Traphill

Rd., cattle on property, stream on prop-erty

cleared with excellent views of

mountains, $ 4,900,000. Robin Weant,

440 Doub Rd, Lewisville 27023.

73 ac Chatham co, 10 stall horse

barn, pond, fenced, fertilized pastures,

custom built home and rental house,

$ 1,500,000. Dennis Brucker, Bear Creek

919- 837- 0322.

5 fenced ac w/ 4 stall horse barn and

wired working garage/ workshop, lease

to own option available, $ 175,000. M.

Jamie, Princeton 919- 270- 3466.

Need a 17- 17.5 western saddle for a

Belgian draft horse, price will depend on

the make/ condition of the saddle. Michael

Bailey, Creedmoor 919- 610- 8168.

Experienced trail horse must be

between 8 and 15 y/ o, good health, no

vices, child safe, 14.1 to 14.3h, prefer

an Arabian, QH, paint or X, to purchase

or lease. Brenda Casteel, Denton 336-

859- 3710.

Kind, sensible horse with trail and skills

to join family horse on full pasture/ hay

and daily feed, experienced care, 8 y/ o

and 15.1h up. Deborah Pearson Moyers,

Hillsborough 919- 933- 1444.

Small horse or large pony for a

girl that likes to run and jump, good

feet a must. Karen Hart, Goldston 919-

548- 1054.

Round pen any size, will pick up,

GC, inexpensive as possible. Sheila

Sessoms, Clinton 910- 564- 6952.

Horses &

Supplies

Wanted

horses

Calico 2 horse trailer, $ 4,150; ’ 08

Calico 16 ft stock trailer, $ 3,850. H. O.

Davis, Elon 336- 260- 7606.

Donkeys, jenny standard size,

$ 650; mini jenny, gentle, $ 1,500; mini

jack gentle, $ 1,500. Robert Sell, Sr.,

Winston- Salem 336- 595- 8247.

Paint mare breeding stock, reg., 10

y/ o, sorrel/ white blaze, good trail horse,

$ 1,100 nego. Dwight Parrish, Angier

910- 897- 5016.

Mini horses, colts, fillies and year-lings,

black/ white with blue eyes, sorrel

pinto, dun filly, triple reg., DNA tested,

parents on site, $ 800 up. Bill and Pam

Banks, Clayton 919- 412- 1684.

2 D Barrel mare 13 y/ o Appendix,

leads, clips loads, ties, great on trails, not

crazy at gate, $ 5,500; solid sorrel QH/ paint

gelding, 13 y/ o, goes English, western,

great trail horse, $ 2,000 OBO. Eleanor

Wilson, Leasburg 336- 675- 6517.

Bay gelding with ground manners,

long strided, rode English and wester,

needs experienced rider, $ 1,000 OBO.

Kristi, Bailey 252- 478- 7437.

TWH filly, black, 3 m/ o, $ 300. Jewel

Abee, Harmony 704- 546- 2127.

Dapple gray mare 7 y/ o, 14h, hvy

built, $ 1,400. Gerald Thornburg, Dallas

704- 922- 9797.

Donkeys mini and standard, DOB

3/ 08, $ 350. C. L. Pickett, Burlington

336- 228- 8571 or 214- 5827.

TB gelding 22 y/ o, 16h, great dispo-sition,

previously shown training level

dressage, retired, good home wanted,

$ 100. Sheila Hunt, Hillsborough 919-

732- 3782.

Rocky Mtn horse, chocolate mare,

9 y/ o, show or trail $ 6,000; mountain

pleasure horse palomino mare, 7 y/ o,

show/ trail, $ 3,000; spotted mountain

horse, black, $ 1,500. Susan Elliott,

Locust 704- 485- 4761.

Saddlebred, 10 y/ o, reg., used for

lessons, show, trail rides, driving, great

bloodlines and could be bred $ 2,000 OBO;

saddlebred bay, 24 y/ o, 15.2h, 5 gaited,

$ 1,000 OBO; paint mare, black/ white spot

around dock of tail, line drive, trails, etc,

$ 2,000 OBO. Lani Willcockson, Climax

336- 259- 6588.

Mini foal DOB 3/ 08, weaned 6/ 08,

dame gray/ white pinto, very friendly,

will be small, $ 250. Bonnie Kenerley,

Wingate 704- 233- 5071.

Paso Fino gelding 5 year profes-sional

training, 15h, lots of brio, very

smooth, $ 4,000 OBO. Ann Furr, Salisbury

704- 798- 3460.

TWH mare black 15.3h, 23 y/ o,

Ebony Masterpiece/ Merry Go Boy breed-ing,

good trail horse, not for beginners,

needs excellent home, $ 750. Liz Rader,

Mooresville 704- 664- 1772.

Hanoverian gelding, 16.1h, flashy

buckskin, 7 y/ o by Tanzenlicht, great

disposition, jumper, $ 8,500. B. Sedwick,

Knightdale 919- 365- 7365.

Two Perchron black mares, females,

11 y/ o and 14 y/ o, $ 2,500. Doug Smith,

Mt Airy 336- 320- 2759.

Black Percheron mare, large, reg.,

5 y/ o, $ 3,000; black Percheron filly, reg.,

1 y/ o, will be large, $ 1,500. Wayne Dut-ton,

Stanfield 704- 888- 4153.

Chestnut TB, Jocky Club reg., 16.1h,

excellent ground manners, very sound,

g’son of Secretariat, good hunter/ jumper

for experienced rider, $ 1,200. Neil Evans,

Bennett 336- 879- 1355.

Sorrel TWH gelding reg., 16 y/ o, 15.3

h, smooth gait, not for child or beginner,

extensive trail experience, $ 2,000. P.

Hester, Oxford 919- 693- 8248.

Pasture pal mares Free to good

home. Jeannie Lins, Salisbury 704-

637- 5058.

Kentucky natural gaited mountain

horse, 3 y/ o, gelding, $ 2,500. S. W. Ro-mahn,

Clemmons 336- 766- 9496.

Bay breeding stock Paint gelding,

15.2, smooth gaits and friendly dispo,

loads, clips, shoes, trained to voice com-mands,

$ 1,800. Connie Bass, Statesville

704- 872- 4264.

Two Missouri Fox trotters, geld-ing

is roan w/ wide white blaze face,

$ 1,200. Mike Austin, Peachland 704-

624- 2222.

Wagon horse drawn, sits 2, surry

top, tires, $ 1,000. Karen Corey, Wake

Forest 919- 562- 8873.

’ 07 AQHA N/ N chestnut halter

gelding, sound top ten, ’ 07 world show,

by Cool Tall One, Congress and World

champ halter stallion, $ 5,500. C. Mohr,

Crossnore 828- 733- 0593.

’ 05 Holsteiner/ TH Rabino colt,

international show jumping lines, bay/

chrome, 16h, already great prospect,

$ 10,000 OBO; ’ 04 Am warmblood

Hanoverian/ Trakehner colt, very cor-rect,

$ 10,000 OBO. Amanda Teague,

Lawndale 828- 381- 2464.

AMHA and non reg. ’ 08 mini foals,

handled daily, $ 300-$ 500. Lisa Pinto,

Rockingham 910- 997- 2280.

Mini donkey babies DOB 4/ 08 and

5/ 08, good conformation, parents on

site, $ 500 up. Tim Steele, Cleveland

704- 278- 0821.

TWH 16 y/ o, reg., gelding, 15.3h,

smooth gait, not for child or beginner,

extensive trail experience, $ 2,000. P.

Hester, Oxford 919- 693- 8248.

Irish sport horse mare, sabino/ white,

15.2h, good on trail, working at L3 Parelli,

$ 5,000; ½ Arabian/ Irish sport horse filly,

liver chestnut/ white, should mature to

15h, will wean at 4 m/ o, $ 2,000. Donna

Tully, Weaverville 828- 230- 2517.

Donkeys spotted and blacks, $ 350

up. Jerry Elliott, Cerro Gordo 910-

654- 3158.

Mini donkey jack foal from ADMS

reg. stock, dark red color, excellent

conformation, impressive pedigree, well

imprinted, herdsire potential, $ 800. Lisa

Byland, Valdese 828- 432- 6415.

’ 08 red dun ApHA colt straight blaze

and black sock spot on right hip, $ 1,500

OBO; ’ 06 buckskin gelding AqHA incen-tive

fund string test to 14.3- 15h, leads,

ties and loads, $ 2,600. Christina Creech,

Thomasville 336- 474- 11 31.

Buckskin QH 17 y/ o, 15.2h, trained

professionally, anyone can ride, shown

western pleasure, no vices, $ 2,000;

Arabian gelding 15 y/ o, 15.2h, trained

professionally, shown western pleasure,

no vices, gray, $ 2,000. Hal Paderick,

Kinston 252- 522- 4310.

Champion class A Arabian brood-mare

in foal to multi- national champ

Desert Heat, dark gray, 9 y/ o, $ 5,000;

dark bay Arabian mare, 5 y/ o, started

under saddle, great for show, pleasure or

endurance, $ 2,000. Judd Wike, Catawba

828- 446- 3535.

TWH 6 y/ o double reg., 15.2h,

TWH sorrel gelding, very gentle, great

trail horse, will go anywhere, $ 1,800

OBO. Chuck Yarbrough, Blanch 336-

694- 9678.

ApHC sorrel yearling gelding,

show prospect HS or WP, DNA tested,

performance permit, nice mover, Dream-finder/

Totally Arrogant lines, easy to

handle, should mature to 16h, $ 2,500. S.

Smith, Salisbury 704- 633- 3282.

Rose gray American warmblood,

turning to a dapple gray, will mature

to 16.1h, started under saddle, enjoys

trail rides, hunter or dressage potential,

$ 4,500. Megan Antes, Knightdale 910-

547- 6994.

APHA mare 14.2h, 11 y/ o, solid liver

chestnut w/ 3 socks and blaze, great trail

horse, possible 4H, pony club, gaming

mount, broodmare, loads of endurance,

$ 3,500. Holly Rocherolle, Southern Pines

910- 783- 8792.

Mare very broke, 4H horse, has

foaled 4 great fillies since ’ 03, school

horse over 2 ft fences last year, loves to

trial, suitable for youth or adult western

or English, easy keeper, $ 4,000; ’ 07 3

horse slant steel 7 ft tall Delta horse

trailer, $ 6,500. Amy Gentile, Pikeville

757- 353- 0894.

Presentation harness paten leather,

horse size not draught, includes extra

traces and reins, $ 700. Nancy Fletcher,

Mebane 336- 693- 9667.

Horse boarding 11 ac, plenty of

trails, 60 ft round pen, riding arena, fed

2 times daily, turn out daily, owner on

site, full board, $ 275. Laura May, New

London 980- 722- 9511 .

Horse boarding, $ 400. Jennifer

Miller, Efland 919- 604- 6677.

’ 97 Sooner aluminum horse trailer, 2

horse slant load with dressing room and

rear tack, GC, $ 10,000. Mike Michael,

Julian 336- 685- 4051.

Horse trailer 16 f t floor space,

rigged for horses or cattle, center gate,

oak flooring, ¾ ” padding, new paint,

EC, $ 3,500; horse boarding pasture

board with run in shelter, fed 2 times

daily, automatic water, $ 200/ mo. Carl

Hinzman, Cameron 919- 499- 5799.

Abetta 16” all around black trail

saddle, includes stirrups, cinch, back

cinch, breast collar, high quality shocks

absorbing saddle pad, green strip saddle

blanket, saddle cover, EC, $ 400. Tony

Key, Statesville 704- 876- 0342.

’ 96 Turnbow 4 horse trailer 20 ft

living quarters, aluminum fiberglass top,

tack in rear, ramp load in rear, VGC,

$ 9,500. Angela Skeen, Winston- Salem

336- 803- 0923.

Ponderosa 2 horse tag along 6’ 6

x 6’ 6 with tack compartment, used 5

times, tires still new, paint still on the

floor, $ 3,000. Michelle Small, Trinity

336- 302- 3907.

Starter horse/ large pony cart rubber

tires, seats two, $ 400. Dianne Lawrence,

Chapel Hill 919- 967- 2407.

Circle Y park and trail saddle, 16”

seat, semi ¼ tree, 63/ 4 gullet, EC, $ 700.

Crissy Anderson, Pleasant Garden 336-

676- 0303.

Horse boarding 1 stall available,

private location, full board, excellent

care, daily turnout, plenty of pasture,

good place to ride, $ 250/ mo. Bobby

Royals, Trinity 336- 475- 3532.

’ 98 Sooner 3 horse slant whiteskin

aluminum, AC/ DC, sink, hot water,

holding tank, cowboy shower, gas heat,

etc., $ 14,500. Billy Sutton, Snow Hill

252- 747- 2592.

English saddle Courbette combination,

all purpose, eventing, 17 ½ ”, $ 400. Gayle

Hedrick, Statesville 704- 878- 9123.

Horse boarding 12x12 stalls, feed 2

times daily, stalls picked daily, $ 250/ mo.

Gary Hulin, Denton 336- 250- 0871.

Horse boarding 7 mi south of Chapel

Hill, 40 ac pasture, outdoor/ indoor ring,

jumps and trails, $ 250/ pasture board;

$ 425/ full board. Karen Suberman, Chapel

Hill 919- 933- 7467.

Horse drawn wagon black and red

with convertible top and bench seat,

$ 750 OBO. Jerry Fesperman, Salisbury

704- 857- 3545.

Horse boarding 12x12 box stalls,

daily turnout, pasture rotation, round pen,

dressage arena, excellent care, $ 300. Jon

Nadel, Mebane 919- 563- 8428.

Patten leather shoe harness with

brass hardware, fits large horse 22” collar,

$ 300; wooden horse cart, 44” wheels,

newly refinished, $ 1,500. Stephanie

Rupple Lowgap 336- 352- 5353.

Boarding self care pasture, $ 125;

full care pasture with access to stall,

$ 175; full care stall and pasture combo,

$ 265, 4 miles north of Ronda, 7 miles

west of Elkin, riding ring, trails, qual-ity

care. Janet Dengler, Roaring River

336- 957- 2749.

Pony or mini horse cart new

paint, LNC, plus leather harness in

GC, $ 350. Debra Baity, Winston- Salem

336- 764- 3038.

’ 91 Featherlite aluminum with stain-less

steel skin, 3 horse slant load, large

dressing room with swing out saddle rack,

kept stored in barn, $ 7,200. Ted Brackett,

Swannanoa 828- 298- 8505.

Four horse Dover walker, 3 spd,

works great, $ 1,000. Wanda Davenport,

Elkin 336- 957- 3924.

Four horse tag a long trailer, very

good floor, chrome wheels, LN tires,

has divider gate in center, VGC, $ 2,500.

Cliff Wheeler, Roanoke Rapids 252-

535- 2105.

’ 01 Exiss 3 horse slant load with

big dressing room and AC, used less

than 300 miles, $ 12,000. Tony Craig,

Sanford 919- 774- 3107.

16 ft portable corral panels, used

for horse camping, etc, fits nicely in

horse trailer stall, $ 800. Judy Bennett,

Taylorsville 336- 406- 4214.

’ 99 Featherlite 4 horse slant load,

living quarters, rear tack, electric and

water hook up, etc., $ 18,000 nego. Johnna

Webb, Whitakers 252- 437- 3653.

Horse boarding Johnston co, 1

½ ac fescue pasture, feed/ tack room,

$ 150/ per month. Richie Johnson, Garner

919- 669- 1687.

Two Amish made dress parade

harnesses for mini donkeys, ponies or

mini horses, never used. Cheryl Gatt,

704- 878- 9852.

Horse boarding 30 ac, 2 or 3 mares

or geldings, smooth wire, pasture and

barn, owner on site, Liberty/ Julian/ Snow

Camp area, $ 125