AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 1

From the

tractor

Steve Troxler

Commissioner

LXXXIII - No. 10 October 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

Oct. 1- 5 ............ N. C. State Fair Hunter Jumper Show. Contact Glenn Petty, ( 919) 821- 7400.

Oct. 16- 26 N. C. State Fair, N. C. State Fairgrounds, Raleigh

Oct. 13- 26 ........ N. C. State Fair Horse Show. Contact Horse Show Offi ce, ( 919) 821- 7400.

-- Oct. 13 Quarter Horses

-- Oct. 14 Quarter Horses

-- Oct. 15 Paints & Palominos

-- Oct. 16 Welsh & Connemara; Appaloosa

-- Oct. 17 Appaloosa; Walking & Spotted Saddle horses

-- Oct. 18 Youth Day Western, Saddle Seat, Non- Trotting, Hunt Seat Walking & Spotted Saddle horses

-- Oct. 19 Youth Day Hunter, Miniature Horses & Donkeys

-- Oct. 20 Paso Finos & Draft horses

-- Oct. 21 Draft horses & Hafl ingers

-- Oct. 22 Carriage Driving, Arabians, Half Arabians, Saddlebred, Morgans, Hackneys, Roadsters

-- Oct. 23 Arabians, Half Arabians, Saddlebred, Morgans, Hackneys, Roadsters

-- Oct. 24 Arabians, Half Arabians, Saddlebred, Morgans, Hackneys, Roadsters

-- Oct. 25 Academy, Arabians, Half Arabians, Saddlebred, Morgans, Hackneys, Roadsters

-- Oct. 26 Mules & Donkeys

Oct. 31- Nov. 2 . NCHJA “ C” Indoors. Contact Becca Mispel, ( 919) 556- 7321.

Nov. 4- 9 ........... Duke Children’s Hospital Hunter. Contact Glenn Petty, ( 919) 556- 7321.

Nov. 12- 16 ....... Raleigh- UNC Healthcare Benefi t Show. Contact John Rush, ( 904) 396- 4106.

Nov. 21- 23 ....... Raleigh Invitational Saddlebred Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, ( 919) 365- 5149.

Nov. 27- 30 ....... Turkey Circuit Quarter Horse. Contact Margaret Byrd, ( 910) 892- 3221.

Dec. 6 & 7 ....... NCHC Open Championship Horse Show. Contact Sammy Jenkins, ( 919) 362- 8203.

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

Oct. 2- 4 ............ N. C. Walking Horse. Contact Chris Broach, ( 704) 822- 0515.

Oct. 5 ............... Open Horse Show. Contact Doyle Enloe, ( 828) 697- 8785.

Oct. 9 ............... Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, ( 828) 775- 9708.

Oct. 10- 12 ........ Downunder Horsemanship Clinic. Contact Cindy Sackett, ( 435) 770- 2321.

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

Oct. 23- 26 ........ Fall Harvest Days. Contact Robert Goode, ( 828) 891- 3223.

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

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

Oct. 10- 12 ........ 2008 Carolina Classic Horse Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, ( 252) 365- 5149.

Oct. 18 & 19 .... Eastern Hunter Assn. Fall Horse Show. Contact Marlo King, ( 252) 527- 3887.

Oct. 24 & 25 .... Down East IBRA Super Show. Contact David Eastwood, ( 252) 341- 8677.

Oct. 31- Nov. 2 . Carolina Fall Classic & ABI Futurity. Contact Mike Hancock, ( 252) 937- 2800, ext. 1204.

Nov. 15 & 16 ... NCDCTA Harvest Moon Dressage Show. Contact Martie Healy, ( 352) 363- 0085.

Nov. 21 & 22 ... N. C. Barrel Bonanza Fall Show. Contact Fred Smith, ( 252) 442- 8122.

Nov. 25 & 26 ...“ World Famous” Lipizzaner Stallions. Contact show offi ce, ( 407) 366- 0366.

Nov. 29 & 30 ... Mid- Atlantic Championship Open Horse Show. Contact Norma Gurkin, ( 252) 792- 8530.

Dec. 6 .............. Martin County Farm Bureau Farm Heritage Day. J. B. Coltrain, ( 252) 789- 4370.

Dec. 12 & 14 ... Southern Horse Festival. Contact Sue Gray, ( 252) 529- 9206.

Walk- up sales for State Fair

advance tickets start Oct. 2

Fairgoers eager to save money on their trip to the N. C. State

Fair will now have nine additional locations to purchase advance

tickets in addition to the Fair’s Web site. Online sales are under

way through Oct. 16, and walk- up locations will open Oct. 2- 16.

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 each. A coupon that can be

redeemed at the Fair for a sheet of 18 ride tickets will cost $ 10 in

advance.

In Raleigh, tickets will be sold at four locations: Gate 9 at the

State Fairgrounds, the N. C. Museum of History, Triangle Town

Center and the State Farmers Market. In Durham, fairgoers can

purchase tickets at Northgate Mall and The Streets at South-point.

Tickets will also be available at Four Seasons Town Cen-tre

in Greensboro, Burlington Square Mall in Burlington and

Wilson Mall in Wilson. Tickets will be available during normal

mall or museum hours, between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. at the State

Fairgrounds, and 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. at the State Farmers Market.

Tickets are also available online at the State Fair’s Web site, www.

ncstatefair. org.

All locations will accept cash, Visa and MasterCard.

Go to www. ncstatefair. org for more information. The 2008

State Fair will be held Oct. 16- 26 at the N. C. State Fairgrounds.

It’s time for the N. C. State Fair; annual fall

tradition runs 11 days -- Oct. 16- 26

This year has really

seemed to fl y by, and it is

almost hard to believe that

once again it is time for the

State Fair. This annual event,

celebrated by thousands, is a

highlight of the year for me

and the N. C. Department of

Agriculture and Consumer

Services because it gives us

the opportunity to showcase

North Carolina agriculture.

Across the fairgrounds,

you’ll fi nd traditions and cul-tural

attractions from North

Carolina’s past. You’ll also

see the handiwork and artis-tic

and culinary skills of fel-low

residents. And, of course,

you’ll see examples of North

Carolina’s agricultural diver-sity

and agricultural economy

on display and in competi-tion.

This mix is what makes

the annual N. C. State Fair a

celebration of all the best that

North Carolina has to offer.

Every year I hear stories

from fairgoers about their

favorite experience or activ-ity

at the Fair. Some people

tell me how many years they

have been coming and how

they wouldn’t miss a Fair be-cause

it is an event they look

forward to year after year.

If you asked 100 different

people what drew them to the

fair, you might get 50 dif-ferent

answers. Food always

seems to be the number one

draw, and you can be assured

you will fi nd plenty of good

eating options at the Fair. I

personally am glad I have 11

days to spread it over.

The livestock shows, giant

pumpkins and watermelons,

decorated cakes and canned

goods, and Folk Festival are

also popular attractions. One

of my favorite events is put-ting

in the barn of tobacco

on opening day to cure the

old- fashioned way during the

( See State Fair, pg. 2)

Plenty of activities planned for

the whole family to enjoy

The N. C. State Fair in Raleigh offers a great entertainment bargain

for families because the price of admission includes hours and hours

of fun activities for the smallest to the largest kids in the family.

“ When you are making your plans for the Fair, one of the best

things to do is pick up a copy of the daily schedule or go online to

create a personalized daily planner,” said Agriculture Commissioner

Steve Troxler. “ That way you can map out your day so you can see

Smithfi eld the Painting Pig, catch the cloggers at the Folk Festival,

have lunch, see the exhibits, ride some rides, eat dinner and still have

time to see a livestock show, magic show or a juggler before the fi re-works

go off at 9: 45 p. m.”

The State Fair is always a mix of the old and new, and the 2008

Fair will keep with that tradition. Fairgoers can fi nd some traditional

crafts, agricultural tools, entertainment and history in the following

exhibits and areas:

􀂄 Folk Festival ( behind the Kerr Scott Building): This marks the

60th anniversary of the State Fair Folk Festival, which was started to

preserve and celebrate the state’s musical and dance heritage. The

10- day competition features shows daily at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.

􀂄 Pitzer Heritage Circle ( near Gate 8): Fairgoers interested in the

history of the State Fair can learn about its two previous locations,

the Fair’s early beginnings as a way to share the latest crop produc-tion

techniques with farmers, and see photos and other Fair memo-

( See Family fun, pg. 2)

Page 2 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW October 2008

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

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

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

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

AGRICULTURAL REVIEW ( ISSN

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Steve Troxler

Commissioner

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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

Livestock events

Oct. 16- 26 ........ N. C. State Fair, N. C. State Fairgrounds, Raleigh

Oct. 29 ............. Healthy Hogs Seminar, Sampson Community College,

Clinton

Nov. 11 ............ Carolina Swine Nutrition Conference, Sheraton

Imperial Hotel, Research Triangle Park

Nov. 20 ............ Southeast Regional Pork Conference, Cunningham

Research Station

Nov. 25 ............ Wilson Regional Pork Conference, Wilson

Bucolic Briefs

The Southeast Strawberry Expo will be held Nov. 6- 8 at the Hilton Charlotte University Place in

Charlotte. The Expo is the Southeast’s leading forum for strawberry education and networking, attracting

strawberry producers from throughout the region. Topics covered during the Expo include: Strawberry

Plasticulture for New Growers, Are you Making a Profi t?, Exploring New Fumigants, Disease Diagnosis

and Management, New Options for Plastic Mulch Recycling, Farm Labor, Using the Web for Marketing

and Promotion, Fine- Tuning Fertilization and Special Issues for Young Growers. For a detailed schedule

and registration form, go to www. ncstrawberry. com, e- mail info@ ncstrawberry. com or call Debby

Wechsler at ( 919) 542- 4037.

***

The Rodeo Legends Tour will host a number of upcoming rodeo, bull riding and bull fi ghting events

in August and September. Following is a list of events and contact information: Oct. 3 & 4 at 8 p. m at

the Ruritan Park Arena in Efl and – Pro rodeo; Oct. 5 & 12 at 7 p. m at the Dixie Classic Fair Arena in

Winston- Salem – Bulls & Broncs; Oct. 30 & Nov. 1 at 8 p. m at the All American Sports Arena South in

Monroe – Halloween Festival, Pro bull riding and UBF Freestyle bull fi ghting. Call ( 704) 882- 6994 for all

events.

***

Boothill Farm in Chapel Hill will host Hunter shows the third Saturday in 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.

***

A two- day short course on crop diversifi cation geared toward current and previous tobacco growers

will be held Oct. 23 and Oct. 30 from 7- 9 p. m. at the Granville County Extension Center in Oxford.

Topics for the two classes include: Growing Specialty Crops on a Small Scale, Getting Started in Vegetable

Production, Know Your Costs of Production to Realize a Profi t, Growing Cool Season Vegetables, Growing

Warm Season Vegetables, Vegetable Insect and Disease Identifi cation and Control, Marketing Options for

Fruit and Vegetable Growers, and Growing Strawberries, Blackberries, Blueberries and Grapes.

Cost is $ 10 and covers a workbook. A couple can register for the $ 10 fee and will receive one notebook.

Pre- registration is recommended. For more or to pre- register, call Carl Cantaluppi, area horticulture

agent for Granville and Person counties, at ( 919) 603- 1350 or e- mail at carl_ cantaluppi@ ncsu. edu.

***

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 fi ber animals, workshops, demonstrations and vendors. Cost is $ 3. For more, contact Teri Gabic,

( 864) 468- 4220 or Shirley Thobe, ( 828) 337- 9032.

***

The Joyful Noise Open Horse Series will be held at 4- T Stables in Lewisville 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 Johnston County Horse Show Series features monthly horse shows starting at 8: 30 a. m. at the

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

$ 7.50 per class. Following are upcoming show dates: 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.

***

An organic gardening and farming information fair will be held Oct. 28 from 6- 8 p. m. at the L. E.

McLaughlin Building Auditorium, 423 E. Central Ave., Raeford. For more, contact the Hoke County

Cooperative Extension offi ce at ( 910) 875- 3461 or e- mail at mary_ hollingsworth@ ncsu. edu.

***

The Southeastern Horseshoers on Education will hold a free Fall Horseowners and Farriers Clinic

Nov. 1 at 9 a. m. at New Salem Stables on N. C. 205 in New Salem. Activities include a farrier horseshoeing

contest, educational seminars on feed and veterinary care, a raffl e and lunch. For more, contact Patty

Reed, ( 704) 385- 9352, Marcia Baker, ( 704) 579- 1989, Paula Hafermalz, ( 704) 385- 9441 or go to www.

NewSalem. biz for directions.

***

The inaugural Father/ Son Registered Angus Bull Sale will be held at noon on Nov. 15 at the Shelby

Livestock Yard. The sale will feature more than 20 Angus bulls, mostly yearlings with a few 2- and 3- year

olds. All are high quality. A few females will also be sold, including bred commercial heifers and possibly

some three- in- ones. For more, contact Clint Harrill at ( 828) 429- 9273.

***

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 identifi cation 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 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 information.

***

Fair. The tobacco- tying contest

brings back a lot of memories

for people and provides a hands-on

connection to the past.

I am proud that people have

such great affection for the Fair.

It’s hard not to love it.

We have been hard at work

getting everything ready for the

2008 State Fair, and I hope you

will like the additions and ac-tivities

you will fi nd.

Since 2007, one of the proj-ects

we’ve undertaken is cre-ating

more seating space near

the Expo Center and in front

of Dorton Arena. The Dorton

triangle project includes a se-ries

of raised planters like those

around the new Midway. Land-scaping

will improve the gen-eral

appearance of the area and

also provide places for people

to sit and eat. More lighting has

also been added in the area.

We will unveil a brand new

exhibit this year -- GreenNC

– which highlights ways we can

all help do our part to protect the

environment and preserve our

natural resources. To go along

with that, we will also have

recycling bins on the grounds

so people can recycle cans and

plastic bottles.

I am excited about the 2008

State Fair Oct. 16- 26, and hope

I will see a lot of our Agricul-tural

Review subscribers at this

great fall event. I’d like to re-mind

people they can still go

online at www. ncstatefair. org

and get good seats for concerts

in Dorton Arena and purchase

advance ride and admission

tickets. It’s a good way to save

time and money.

State Fair

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

rabilia in the Old School House. The area also features a

bluegrass stage with daily shows. The Kenny & Amanda

Smith Band will perform at 4 p. m. Oct. 16; and noon,

2: 30 and 5 p. m. Oct. 17- 26. Broke- N- Lonesome will per-form

at 1: 15 and 3: 45 p. m. Oct. 18 and 19. Other points

of interest in Heritage Circle include storyteller Sharon

“ Ma” Hutto, who will be cooking up vittles and tall tales

over a campfi re, and a working blacksmith shop and barn

where tobacco will be cured during the Fair.

􀂄 Village of Yesteryear ( Holshouser Building): Any-one

who appreciates handmade items will fi nd plenty of

items of interest in the Village of Yesteryear. More than

75 crafters will have pottery, quilts, drawings, jewelry,

toys, loomed items and more on display and for sale from

4- 9: 45 p. m. Oct. 16 and 10 a. m. to 9: 45 p. m. Oct. 17- 26.

Agriculture remains a staple of the Fair, with a num-ber

of educational exhibits showcasing the types of com-modities

grown in the state, the types of animals compet-ing

in the Fair’s livestock competitions and examples of

the locally made products available in grocery stores and

markets. Following are N. C. agriculture exhibits:

􀂄 Field of Dreams ( between Dorton Arena and Kid-dieland

Fun Park): See how crops grow and even take a

turn harvesting some of the crops. This exhibit is full of

hands- on activities for kids. Open Oct. 16 from 4- 9: 45

p. m. and from 9 a. m. to 9: 45 p. m. Oct. 17- 26.

􀂄 Got to Be NC Agriculture ( in front of the Kerr Scott

Building): N. C. Agriculture Commissioner Steve Trox-ler

has a favorite saying, “ When you want the very best,

it’s Got to be NC Agriculture!” See, and in some cases

taste, for yourself all the different types of food and drink

products made in North Carolina. Several companies will

be sampling and selling their products daily in the tent.

Also, check out the Big Cart, a gas- powered, 13- foot tall

shopping cart that promotes N. C. agriculture.

􀂄 Livestock shows and exhibits ( Graham and Kel-ley

buildings and Expo Center): For many people, the

animals are always a big draw. Fairgoers will fi nd cattle

shown in the Graham Building, goats and sheep in the

Expo Center and hogs in the Kelley Building. Check

daily program listings for show dates and times. Farm

animals are always on display daily during the Fair in

the State Fair Ark in the Expo Center. Visitors can see all

the different types of animals that compete in livestock

shows, and also see baby piglets and chicks. Young and

old alike can even milk a cow at the milking booth in

the Expo Center. Hand- washing stations are located near

animal exhibits, and fairgoers are encouraged to wash up

after contact with the animals.

Other kid- friendly activities on the grounds include:

􀂄 Circle C Racing Pigs ( near Gate 9): Pot- bellied

pigs race around the 200- foot oval track in hot pursuit

of the grand prize -- Cheese Doodles. Miniature goats

and geese also compete at the track. Shows are held at 1,

3, 5, 7 and 9 p. m. daily except Thursday, Oct. 16, when

shows are at 5, 7 and 9 p. m.

􀂄 Grandstand: The Keith King Action Sports Stunt

Show marks its 10th year breaking out bigger- than- life

stunts and high- fl ying tricks. The stunt show happens

Oct. 20- 26 for several shows a day.

􀂄 Kiddieland Fun Park ( near Gate 1): Visitors can take

in a magic show, see a troupe of performing poodles or

be entertained by a clown in the fun park.

􀂄 In front of the Expo Center: Smithfi eld the painting

pig returns to create original works of art. Catch Smith-fi

eld at 1, 3 and 5 p. m. daily except Thursday, Oct. 16,

when he paints at 5 p. m. only. Juggler Dale Jones will

entertain at 2, 4 & 6 p. m. Monday through Friday and on

Sundays. An extra show is added at noon on Saturdays,

and shows will be at 4 & 6 p. m. on Oct. 16.

􀂄 Roaming around the grounds: Look for Washboard

Willy and Wishboard Wanda and their traveling musical

show; Rock- It the Robot, stiltwalker Carrie McQueen,

Oscar the Robot and Statue Viva, a living statue.

Family fun

( Cont’d from pg. 1)

October 2008 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3

SMALL ANIMALS SMALL ANIMALS

Beagles blue ticks, DOB 9/ 08,

parents on site, $ 125 to 150; blue tick

beagles, AKC 6 m/ o to 8 m/ o, ready to

start, $ 100 up. Gene Sasser, Mt. Olive

919- 738- 0808.

Rabbits dwarf, New Zealand, black

and white, brown and gray, $ 9/ ea, meat

or pets. Shirley James, Lexington 336-

956- 3585.

Brittany Spaniel pups DOB 10/ 08,

liver and white, orange and white, $ 200.

Charles Williard, Winston- Salem 336-

771- 1919.

Border collies, ABC reg., DOB

5/ 08, black/ white, red/ white, $ 250 up.

P. C. Autryville, 910- 635- 6634.

Mini Dachshunds all AKC reg.,

two long hair male, sable and one

chocolate and tan long hair male, 13

w/ o, $ 350. Richard Morton, Stanfi eld

704- 888- 2083.

Rabbits Netherland dwarf and New

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Raeford 919- 875- 5349.

Llewellin pups 100%, DOB 7/ 08,

DNA tested, $ 300-$ 350. Jimmy Maynard,

Grifton 252- 524- 4712.

Original Mtn Cur pups 8/ 08, old

stock, black/ brindle, parents hunted on

coon and squirrels, champ bloodline,

$ 150. Brooks Bissette, Bailey 252-

235- 4045.

Rabbits, Tennessee red backs, $ 10 up.

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

Australian cattledogs blue heelers,

adult females and males, 2- 3 y/ o blue and

red, Free to good home. Debbie Hinson,

Wingate 704- 582- 0408.

Beagles show quality, UKC and AKC

reg., from 6 w/ o to ground dogs, starting

at $ 250 up. Michael Booker, Greensboro

336- 908- 6142 or 708- 1366.

Mini dachshunds, DOB 8/ 08, AKC

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black and tan, solid black, wheaten,

$ 350 up. Frances Hamilton, Dunn

910- 892- 1224.

Treeing feist, DOB 5/ 08, farm dogs

started on squirrels, $ 100. Gary Satterfi eld,

Thomasville 336- 906- 6817.

Treeing walker pups, male/ female,

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own coons, hard tree dogs, $ 850/ ea. Wil-liam

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Weimaraner pups, UKC reg., parents

on site, $ 350; German shorthair pointer

pups, AKC, reg., parents on site, $ 250.

Don Smith, Albertson 252- 568- 4938.

German shepherd AKC reg. black

and cream female, DOB 8/ 05, $ 250. Willis

Hodges, Dunn 910- 892- 1798.

English pointer pups DOB 7/ 08,

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Border collies ABCA reg., black/ white,

red/ white, $ 400 up. Patricia Matthews,

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Bocephus Great Pyrenees pups

DOB 9/ 08, taking names for waiting

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336- 671- 3117.

New Zealand rabbits, white, weaned,

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6 m/ o up, $ 20/ ea; males, $ 15. N. Shirley,

Topton 828- 321- 9036.

Beagle pups sire direct from Branko’s

kennel out of Lumberjack, AKC reg.,

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893- 3647.

Beagle pups, AKC, DOB 8/ 08,

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weekly/ daily rates; 1 y/ o dogs, running

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336- 469- 9240.

New Zealand and California rab-bits,

meat or breeding stock, $ 5-$ 50.

Joel Fesperman, New London 704-

699- 7563.

At stud Weimerainer, AKC reg.,

silver, $ 250. Norm Loomis, Cameron

910- 245- 1963.

Boykin Spaniel pups DOB 8/ 08,

$ 375. Bobby Garrett, Hendersonville

828- 778- 9630.

Rabbits, New Zealand, English

spots, Flemish Giants, meat, pets, breed-ers,

$ 7 up. M. Michael, Robbinsville

828- 479- 9115.

Satin angora rabbits young and

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giant angoras, black bucks, white does,

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266- 4356.

German shepherd pups black/ tan,

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homes, sire/ dam herd sheep and

ducks, excellent with children, $ 500.

Yvette Piantadosi, Youngsville 919-

554- 9016.

Border collies DOB 7/ 08, 4 girls and

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Taylorsville 828- 632- 0061.

Beagle pups tri color, sire and dam

on site and have never run deer, 2 males,

$ 175/ ea; beagle pups, AKC, black/ tan

tri, sire and dam excellent hunters, will

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working smart and protective, fee,

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336- 985- 0637.

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one liver and white, excellent bloodlines,

good hunters/ pets, $ 225. Tony Sechler,

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Dachshund pups AKC, mini,

chocolate/ tan, black/ tan, $ 350 up. Mae

Anderson, Asheboro 336- 629- 7582.

German shepherd pups AKC 9

w/ o, solid black, father 110 lbs, mother

95 lbs, $ 350. Gwen Deans, Middlesex

252- 235- 5968.

Border collie pups DOB 7/ 08,

parents on site, $ 200. Roger Huffi nes,

Elon 336- 213- 6964.

At stud, Basset hound, fee, $ 300. Diana

Glover, Linwood 336- 596- 9571.

Beagle male, 8 m/ o, tri coat, needs

home with room to roam, $ 100. Ben

Honeycutt, New Hill 919- 362- 9558.

Bluetick Beagles, AKC, DOB 7/ 08

from Skullcamp Kennel, $ 150. William

Goings, Mt. Airy 336- 352- 4551.

Bird dogs, Pointers and Setters

reg. FDSB, male or female, broke or

started, one dropper, $ 300 up. Bob

Warren, Benson 910- 891- 9700.

English pointer 2 y/ o, black/ white

and tek, $ 450. Charles Davis, Moores-boro

28114.

Beagle pups AKC reg., DOB, 7/ 08,

tri color males/ females, out of excellent

hunting stock, males, $ 100; females,

$ 125; rabbits, various sizes, colors, and

breeds, babies/ adults, $ 10 up. Heather

Hoots, Yadkinville 336- 463- 2335.

Started squirrel dog, $ 100; Cur,

red coon dog, , 4 y/ o, dark red, broke,

hard tree dog, $ 450; broke squirrel dog,

will tree coons as well, $ 600. Gayle

Frye, Carthage 910- 947- 5690 or 639-

4947- cell.

Lab retriever pups HRCH sired

black and yellow, excellent fi eld hunt

test prospects, OFA/ CERF, pedigree

and pictures available, $ 400. Michael

Parker, Mt Ulla 704- 278- 1699.

Thornburg squirrel feist, good for

hunting, farm dogs, and pets, old treeing

stock, pups DOB 8/ 08, $ 100/ ea. Russell

Welch, Seagrove 336- 879- 3458.

Mixed breed pups 2 males, 2

females, 4 ½ m/ o, friendly, Free to

good home. Tami Gogolin, Lowgap

336- 648- 4020.

AKC beagle pups DOB 9/ 08,

$ 125/ ea. Vicki Brown, Germanton

336- 994- 2442.

Australian shepherd pups, DOB

8/ 08, ASCA and AKC reg., working

bloodlines, merles and solids, parents

on site, excellent companions and great

workers, $ 350/ ea. Charles O’Bryant, III,

Greensboro 336- 644- 1439.

American feist pups DOB 7/ 08,

various colors, great pets, hunters or

companion terrifi c with children, the best

farm or yard dog, $ 125. David Brisson,

Dublin 910- 862- 6371.

Blue tick broke, trees own, $ 300;

Walker male, trees own coon, $ 300;

male, English, 3 y/ o, trees own coon,

$ 300. Willard Dun, Carthage 919-

898- 2918.

Great Pyrenees males, raised with

goats, AKC reg., ready to protect, $ 350.

Mike Bebber, Mt Ulla 704- 633- 3907

or 677- 2041.

At stud champion German shorthair,

gorgeous liver/ white tic, excellent pedi-gree,

gentle disposition, great nose, fee,

$ 600. Christy Lambright, Wake Forest

919- 541- 4851.

Pointer and setter pups, sire and

dame proven hunters and fi eld trial

champs, $ 100 up. Bobby Downs, Casar

704- 538- 9690.

Rat terrier, female, apricot/ white,

long hair, 6 y/ o, no papers, $ 50. Barbara

Felts, Boonville 336- 367- 7976.

Great Pyrenees male pups, DOB 2/ 08,

in goat yard working along side mom and

dad, dedicated to the job, $ 200. Thomas

Blythe, Littleton 252- 586- 7773.

Mountain Cur male, 3 y/ o, top notch

squirrel dog, brindle, hunts hard, trees

hard, handles great, $ 1,500. Mark Jacobs,

Bryson City 828- 269- 7509.

German X Angora rabbit female,

reg. excellent hand spinner pet, not for

breeding program, 3 y/ o, $ 50. Emily

Walls, Salisbury 704- 642- 1608.

French Angora rabbits pedigreed

breeding stock, good dual purpose breed,

excellent mothering ability, wool quality,

gentle, $ 55 up. Elaina Kenyon, Efl and

919- 563- 0439.

Australian shepherd pups, pure

bred, DOB 8/ 08 , blue and red merles,

black and red tri, taking deposits pups

ready to go, mid October, can hold for

holidays, $ 100-$ 200. Mary Beth Davis,

Selma 919- 389- 5273.

Blue heeler, full blood, DOB 8/ 08,

mom and dad on site, $ 75/ ea. Pam Anello,

Ash 910- 287- 5129.

Australian shepherd pup AKC,

ASCA reg. red, good working blood-line,

$ 200. Jerry Elliott, Cerro Gordo

910- 654- 3158.

Border collie pups ABCA reg.

black/ white, $ 250. Charles and Elizabeth

Andrews, Creston 336- 385- 2007.

Border collies ABCA reg., black/

white, red white and tri color, ready mid

September, $ 250. Glenn Parker, Dunn

910- 257- 2482.

Pembroke Welsh corgies 16 w/ o,

great dispo, color, champion bloodlines,

females, $ 350- males, $ 300. Lauren Jones,

Walnut Cove 336- 671- 8234.

Beagle pups several colors, male and

female, $ 50 up. Geoff Moore, Locust

704- 436- 2789.

Coondogs broke, reg., redtick,

4 y/ o female, started reg. bluetick, 2

y/ o female, $ 1,000/ for both. W. Ingold,

Liberty 336- 622- 0355.

AKC Chesapeake bay retriever

pups, 4 males, 6 w/ o, they will come

with both parents pedigrees, excellent

bloodlines, lots of champions, great

temperaments, make excellent hunters

or pets, $ 550. Joyce Williams, Trenton

910- 340- 3305.

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Images from the 2008

Mountain State Fair

The 2008 Mountain State Fair in Fletcher wrapped up another

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and plenty of happy visitors. Pictured above are two winners in

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Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW October 2008

Equipment

For Sale

FARM EQUIPMENT

160 Barco loader, needs some work,

FC, $ 10,000. Raymond Elliott, Robbins

910- 948- 4095.

King Kutter 5 ft fi nish mower,

works and looks good, $ 850 OBO, will

trade for other 3 pt implements for my

Kubota BX. Charles Senf, Lenoir 828-

754- 4331.

323 or 309 NI corn picker 1 row pull

type, FC, sheltered, $ 1,200. M. Steve,

Sanford 919- 566- 4331.

Pull behind sprayer 250 gallon,

no pump, $ 175. Dale Hardison, Watha

910- 259- 2384.

WD AC tractor engine runs good,

good metal and frame, needs paint

$ 1,200. Tom Jackson, Richfi eld 704-

636- 6648.

’ 79 Farmall 140 w/ cultivators,

$ 4,000; double turn plow, $ 300; middle

buster, $ 150; Leinbach disc, $ 300, all

are fast hitch. A. M. Dunn, Pink Hill

910- 298- 4385.

8 ft Howse bushhog w/ 3 pt hitch,

has been used only a few times, VGC,

$ 1,400. Darrell Walker, Asheboro 336-

824- 7920.

1066 IH restored, new engine, $ 11,000;

4020 JD w/ 148 loader, $ 10,500; 1044

NH stack wagon, 120 bales, $ 4,500;

JD 327 sq baler, $ 2,900; JD 336 sq

baler, $ 2,900. Tom Moser, Monroe

704- 746- 9209.

’ 70 MF 135, PS diesel, completely

new, tires wheels, fenders, paint, radiator,

water pump hoses, battery it all works,

ready to work, 2nd owner, $ 7,200. Donnie

Kartes, State Road 336- 414- 3113.

50 AC with wide front end, painted

and over hauled about 3 years ago, new

radiator, rebuilt starter and magneto,

includes Woods belly mower, tires

EC, $ 3,000. Randy Yates, Walkertown

336- 595- 9466.

Sears Suburban garden tractor, 12

hp cast iron engine, running when stored,

tubed tires, alcohol fi lled, 3 pt hitch, 10”

turning plow, cultivator, $ 350. Chuck

Couch, Burlington 336- 513- 0491.

JD 630 new radiator, starter and gen-erator

rebuilt, new gauges, tractor gone

over thoroughly, new paint, good tires,

roll a matic front end, no 3 pt, $ 7,000;

’ 55 JD 50, very nice, no live PTO, good

tires, $ 3,000. Bill McPherson, Iron Station

704- 732- 9299 or 650- 9772- cell.

’ 59 AC D12 runs great, good metal

and 3 pt conversion, loose steering,

would be great to restore project or

food plot tractor, motor is 26 hp and is

very strong, $ 2,000. Donald Scearce,

Lexington 336- 314- 4768.

135 MF diesel tractor, VGC, $ 5,500

OBO. Joey Lennon, Walnut Cove 336-

595- 1685.

5 ft rotary cutter, $ 375; Ford rotary

cutter, 5 ft, 951 special, $ 500; 4 ft drop

spreader, pull behind, $ 100. Brad Owen,

Lexington 336- 249- 8327.

’ 52 Ford 8N MD good condition,

good paint, $ 3,000; AC tractor B, bicycle

wheels, $ 1,200. Peggy Hartsell, Oakboro

704- 485- 3667.

’ 61 Ford 800 tractor with front

end loader, 4 cyl. Gas engine, 4 spd

transmission, new clutch and brakes,

well maintained, great tires, has been

coverted to 12 volt, runs good, 3 pt

hitch, $ 4,100 OBO. Hoyt Hembree,

Greensboro 336- 697- 9389.

’ 75 JD 830 PS, rear hydraulic remotes,

3 cyl. Diesel, disk, bushhog, carry all,

one row Cole cultivator, $ 8,500. David

Williams, Yadkinville 336- 961- 2498.

42” Murray riding mower, great

lawn mower, 2 to choose from, buy

one or both, $ 300. Pat Brisson, Dublin

910- 862- 6371.

D31 Kamatsu loader GP bucket,

very good undercarriage, excellent

running condition, $ 14,000; 943 Cat

loader, GP bucket, 70% undercarriage,

runs excellent, $ 22,000. Jim Greene,

Pfafftown 336- 945- 3316.

Hay wagon, 8 ft x16ft, new treated

fl oor, new tires, $ 1,000. John Shelton,

Reidsville 336- 613- 2187.

Case 6 ft fi nish mower model 64

MB tow with washout plug, $ 300. Chris

Miller, Reidsville 336- 613- 1524.

15 ft bushhog wing mower with 3

cylinders, $ 4,000, 16 hp Gravely mower

with 54” deck and rear mounted rotary

tiller, $ 2,000. John Bowden, Advance

336- 998- 8124.

’ 05 Honda Rancher 2 WD, LNC,

$ 2,300. Bret Burkhart, Lexington 336-

309- 1112.

Ford 309 corn planter plates, $ 25/

set; JD 13 disk grain drill GC, $ 650;

Blanton 3 pt hitch, 24 blade disk harrow

hvy duty, $ 750. Tripp Hohn, Archdale

336- 434- 5321.

Ontario grain drill steel wheels,

always sheltered, EC, excellent for

preparing food plots, $ 600. Dale Pardue,

Hamptonville 336- 468- 2038.

’ 49 JD model M tractor, VG run-ning

condition, 3 pt hitch, always kept

in the shed, original operator manual,

$ 3,800 OBO. M. Maggie, Burlington

336- 570- 3955.

Taylor Last over harvester recon-ditioned,

new paint, EC, $ 4,500; Long 3

pt last over VGC, $ 3,500, Randy Mock,

Lexington 336- 764- 2546.

Intern’l TD 9 dozer, shop manuals

included, needs engine work, $ 1,500

OBO. Joe Barnett, Albertson 252-

568- 3444.

’ 75 140 Farmall with all cultiva-tor,

fertilizer distributor lay off plow

and hillers, EC; 2240 JD with 22 blade

Taylorway disk, both in VGC, $ 5,500

to $ 10,500. Mike Lucas, Aberdeen

910- 944- 7403.

Ford model 14- 71 sq baler, good

working condition, fi eld ready, $ 500. Ray

Strader, Reidsville 336- 349- 6809.

Roanoke tobacco harvester, $ 3,500

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

$ 1.50/ ft. Danny Bowman, Granite Falls

828- 396- 9926.

Field and brush mower by Snap-per

13 ½ hp B& S engine, electric

start, hydro, trans and rev, used about

8/ hours, $ 1,200. Tim Warden, Sparta

336- 372- 8242.

Frontier Woods 7 ft grooming mower,

VGC new blades, $ 2,200 or will trade

for 3 pt roto tiller or fl ail mower. Robert

Phipps, Haw River 336- 578- 5958.

Bell saw sawmill 2 blade, dust

conveyor, complete but must buildwood

frame, $ 750. Franklin Gillespie, Horse

Shoe 828- 890- 3060.

’ 93 Kubota L3650 tractor 4WD,

front end loader, fi berglass canopy, roll

bar, 7 spd GLS transmission, ag tires, EC,

$ 15,000; loading fork fi ts L3650 Kubota

+ other Kubota tractors $ 375. P. Marion,

Winston- Salem 336- 945- 4868.

Long 310 4WD w/ loader $ 5,000;

Ford 7600 4WD w/ cab, $ 8,500; JD

310A backhoe, $ 8,500. Jeff Coggins,

Yanceyville 336- 421- 9223.

93 NH L781 skid loader w/ bucket,

air cooled diesel, GC, 6,600 hrs., $ 8,000;

81 AC 50- 50, 50 tractor, 50hp diesel,

PS, 2,000 hrs., GC, $ 7,000. Jim Long,

Kannapolis 704- 932- 0503.

NH Super 68 hay baler, GC, $ 700.

Evan Myers, Winston- Salem 336- 769-

9228.

Economy tractor 14 hp hydraulic 3 pt

hitch with cultivator, disk and blade, runs

and works great, $ 1,850. Bud Hendrix,

Tobaccoville 336- 978- 8956.

Intern’l Cub low boy tractor 60”

mowing deck, 4 cyl gas, restored 3 years

ago, mows great, $ 2,800. Lee Powell,

Albemarle 704- 322- 8033.

Bushhog 268 8 ft rotary mower,

90 hp gearbox, $ 975. Marty Woodlief,

Wake forest 919- 845- 8289.

NH 9 ft disk hay cutter, always shel-tered,

run great, used very little, $ 3,500

OBO; Ford late model with 12 volt system,

new paint, runs like new, $ 1,750. J. Ross,

Burlington 336- 421- 9383.

NH TN 65 under 200 hrs, EC,

$ 14,900; Intern’l 140 industrial with

cultivators, new paint, $ 3,800. L. Cate,

Norwood 704- 991- 5937.

Farmall 140 Intern’l tractor, 3 pt

hitch, plow, cultivator, harrow, scrape

blade, $ 6,500. James Coble, Pleasant

Garden 336- 674- 7107.

MF 220 2- row, 3- pt. cult., GC, $ 250;

Unico broadcast seeder, $ 85; MF 383

tractor, 2WD, high clearance row crop,

$ 8,000; MF 1308 8 ft. disk mower, VGC,

$ 5,500; root rake for wheel loader, 4’ x6’,

5 shanks, $ 200; Farnum cattle head gate

w/ head table & calf panel, $ 300, etc.

Thaxton Richardson Jr., Greensboro

336- 656- 3961 aft. 8 p. m.

JD 643 cornhead, $ 3,500; JD 1508

15 ft batwing mower, $ 3,000. Robert

Edwards, Monroe 704- 289- 9645.

7 hp chipper/ shredder with B& S

engine, $ 125. Willie Stachnick, King

336- 983- 6282.

802 Belarus tractor, 75 hp, PTO

cab and AC, $ 9,000. Charles Mathews,

Hertford 252- 426- 7801.

W AC 72” , 3 pt hitch fi nish mower,

LNC, $ 900. Dennis McGinn, Charlotte

704- 622- 3262.

2040 JD tractor EC, $ 8,500 OBO.

P. B. Wise, Salisbury 704- 637- 2224

JD 2155 diesel tractor, with JD

175 front loader, $ 9,250. Glenn Webb,

Madison 336- 548- 9017.

846 NH round baler GC, sheltered,

$ 2,500. Thomas Kapp, Rural Hall 336-

969- 4533.

Gleaner E 2 row corn header 10 ft

grain header, $ 900; 24 disk harrow, large

cutting harrow, $ 400. Alton McNeill,

Ramseur 336- 879- 4211.

’ 56 Ford tractor 650 5 spd transmis-sion,

2 16” JD plow, 1 row cultivator,

$ 4,995. Ray McNeill, Ramseur 336-

879- 5492.

Skidsteer loader, 4 cyl diesel, 60”

bucket, ready to work, $ 5,800. Merrill

Mabe, Walnut Cove 336- 591- 3309 or

813- 2533.

D6C Cat dozer 12 ft angle blade

Fleco cab hyster winch, $ 22,000; 1 371

GM power unit, $ 2,500; 671 GM power

unit, $ 3,500. Bobby Roland, Marion

828- 652- 6177.

Post hole digger 3 pt, PTO, 2 augers,

GC, $ 350; 8 hp Troybuilt wood chipper,

$ 200; irrigation pump, B& S engine,

Hale pump, waters 2 ac, 14 Rainbird

14070 risers, cut off and fi ttings, 2

extra motors, a extra pump, no pipe,

$ 500. R. B. Nicholson, Winston- Salem

336- 784- 4097.

Taylor Lastover tobacco cropper

with leaf sprayer, Big foot tobacco baler,

with scales, JD row unit forcorn head,

$ 1,500. Carroll Johnson, Riegelwood

910- 655- 3593 or 840- 4172- cell.

Cub Farmall cultivator front blad, e

draw bar, 12V system, $ 2,200; 4500

Ford backhoe good farm machine,

$ 4,250. Thomas Coble, Liberty 336-

622- 3728.

’ 57 Cub low boy, new tires, new

paint, runs great, one pt hitch, 5 ft scrape

blade, 5 ft deck, $ 3,000. Jacob McDowell,

Browns Summit 336- 656- 9767.

MF 25 tractor, 4 cyl Perkins diesel,

8 spd, ’ 62 good sheet metal runs good

front tires new rear 70%, $ 2,350; 8N

Ford 3 pt hitch, wood saw belt and

pulley, $ 150. Larry Wood, Mt Airy

336- 351- 3289.

’ 63 AC D10 series II restored looks,

runs LN, show parade tractor, $ 4,500;

’ 52 Farmall cub, restored, show/ parade

ready, $ 3,000; ’ 76 Intern’l Cub Cadet

1000 restored/ show ready, $ 1,000. William

Gupton, Butner 919- 575- 6996.

’ 64 JD 1010 single row plows,

sweeps, hay lift, carry all, 95% complete

restoration, can deliver, $ 4,500. Norman

Elkins, Mocksville 336- 998- 9734.

Farmall Cub with 60” Woods

mower, cultivators, runs/ mows excellent

paint/ tires GC, all mechanical records,

$ 3,250; 635 kw Cat generator and 2,000

gallon fuel tank mounted in an enclosed

trailer, $ 30,000. Jeffrey Baity, Yadkinville

336- 463- 4675.

1 row Cole fertilizer distributor/

cultivator, all new parts, bolts, hoses

points and paint, disk and extra feet for

cultivating, $ 750 OBO. Jimmy Covington,

Pilot Mtn 336- 368- 1613.

JD 3020 diesel over hauled, VGC,

$ 7,500; JD MX8 semi mount mower,

LNC, $ 3,900; 4700 JD and loader, 1

owner, EC, $ 19,000. Dean Meylor,

Greensboro 336- 643- 9797.

’ 81 Ford 2600 super nice tractor,

too much to list, must drive and see

it, $ 6,750. David Prah, Westfi eld 336-

351- 2803.

One pair 7 ft forklift forks, to fi x

backhoe, $ 1,500; one pair 3 ft forklift

forks, $ 500. Joe Anderson, New Bern

252- 22- 2332.

’ 76 Intern’l 4386 diesel tractor 4x4,

3/ 20- 38 duals 3 pt, quick hitch, 3 remotes,

complete engine rebuilt in ’ 06, $ 9,500;

pull type wheel disk with good blades,

8 ft wide 7 inch spacing, $ 550. John

Graves, Mocksville 336- 749- 6570.

Bushhog, 5 ft ditch bank mower, 3

pt used 5 times, $ 3,500. Mark Parker,

Lincolnton 980- 241- 2339.

Farmall A engine not running, $ 700.

Allen Phillips, Dunn 910- 892- 3072.

MF 35 tractor runs good, $ 4,800;

Farmall Super A runs good, with equip-ment,

$ 5,800; Farmall Super C, runs

good, with equipment, $ 3,800. Donald

Cannon, Ayden 252- 746- 4000.

Intern’l 241 round baler, 5x5 ½

bale, $ 650; Bobcat bucket, 5’ 4”, $ 275;

Wood L59 belly mower, LNC, $ 650. John

Greble. Richfi eld 704- 637- 9344.

Trackloader, Intern’l 150 4- in- 1

bucket, GC, $ 6,000; 6 ft x12 ft trailer,

2 axle wood fl oor, GC, $ 500. Donald

Downs, Casar 704- 538- 3327.

Leyland 384 tractor, not running,

use for parts, $ 1,800 OBO. Gary Bean,

Seagrove 336- 625- 1089.

Two disk plow, $ 425. Tracy Lawing,

Charlotte 980- 722- 9165.

Bob Cat model 610, good tires,

quick bucket, GC, $ 4,500. J. R. Smith,

Sophia 336- 689- 4335.

Tractor 600 nice, $ 3,700; Cub

with belly mower, $ 1,800; Gill 5’ box

blade, $ 400; scrape blade, $ 175; 6 ft

hvy bushhog, $ 500. James Isley, Julian

336- 697- 1697.

Yanmar 3000 34 hp diesel trac-tor,

3 pt, LNC, 8 spd, $ 5,850; Yanmar

1700 diesel, 21 hp, $ 2,950. R. Wilson,

Kernersville 336- 993- 4916.

NH 565 hay baler baled less than

800 bales, LNC, $ 10,000. Roy Smith,

Denton 336- 857- 2494.

1 pt hitch scoop pan, GC, $ 75. Jerry

Cobb, Burlington 336- 226- 8151.

Shibaura diesel tractor SD2200, 3

pt hitch w/ new comfort comes with 4 ft

tiller, 60” fi rst choice grooming mower

with new belts, VGC, $ 4,800 OBO,

will not divide. Don Hyatt, Mooresville

704- 361- 1474.

454 IH diesel, PS, live PTO, GC,

$ 3,500; 13 ft 36 blade, IH disk dual

wheels with cyl, $ 1,200 OBO, 6 ft Hardee

cutter, $ 500. Rodney Scott, Goldsboro

919- 734- 0526.

’ 50 Farmall Cub with cultivators and

scrape blade, $ 1,800. Charlie Kindley,

Thomasville 336- 474- 7418.

Intern’l Farmall 140 tractor 8

cultivators sweeps, fi ber glass fertilizer

hopper, quick snap up at the back bar,

hydraulic lift, $ 4,000. Nelson Leonard,

Wake Forest 919- 556- 2156.

’ 67 Farmall 140 w/ cultivators and

double bottom plow, disk, fast hitch, good

tires and runs good, $ 3,000. Mary Lett

Crissman, Sanford 919- 258- 3837.

Hay baler NH 648, new chains and

fl oor, GC, $ 1,500 OBO. Gene Pittman,

Hallifax 252- 536- 4534.

165 MF tractor PS, new paint,

GC, $ 4,500 or will trade for smaller

tractor. Max Phillips, East Bend 336-

961- 5012.

D4 Cat dozer, 8 ft blade winch on

back, good for clearing land, building

roads, etc, $ 3,950. Ray Penland, Hayes-ville

828- 389- 9413.

’ 91 Mitsubishi BDG2 6 way blade,

65% undercarriage, with rubber bolt on

pads and operator manual, $ 8,000. James

Everett, Blanch 336- 694- 6913.

JD model H2250 off set disk, 24 disk,

new disk on front axle, EC, $ 2,000. Kelly

Burgess, Robbins 910- 464- 5161.

235 MF tractor $ 4,800; 350 Intern’l

utility tractor with front end loader, $ 1,500.

Joe Carpenter, Nebo 828- 652- 3633.

Intl. 241 round baler, $ 2,150; 140

Intl. tractor, $ 4,850. H. O. Davis, Elon

336- 260- 7606.

Vermeer 605C round hay baler, no

rust, looks and runs LN, always sheltered,

$ 1,700; post hole digger, hvy duty, 12”

auger, GC, $ 400. B. Ross, Burlington

336- 421- 5423.

200 AC tractor 100 hp, EC, new

tires, 4- 16” 3 pt hitch plow, $ 15,000

nego; round bale carrier, 3 pt hitch,

$ 250. R. E. Marshall, Taylorsville 828-

632- 3801.

Cub with cultivators and corn planter,

$ 18,000; cabinet corn sheller, $ 200, etc.

R. W. Swift, Elon 336- 349- 8373.

JD 1.5 hp hit and miss engine, power-ing

5 gallon ice cream freezer mounted

on wagon, $ 4,800. Lloyd Roberts, Sophia

336- 209- 4020.

5 ton Agricraft SS fertilize spreader

in VGC, $ 3,500; JD 7240 611 split row,

no till, with vacuum and dry fertilizer

complete rebuilt this year, EC, $ 16,500.

Flynt Hill, Lexington 336- 74- 5315.

NH 848 round baler, chains with

air bags, makes 4x4 bales, $ 3,500. Don

Shaver, New London 704- 983- 5634.

Grain auger Westfi eld 8” x 31 ft

PTO drive, great for loading trucks, 10

y/ o, used very little, mechanically LN

includes plastic hopper, $ 1,700. Trent

Cloaninger, Statesville 704- 657- 3550.

5 hp Ingersoll Rand motor, 3 ph,

RPM 3520/ 2950 frame 182T, $ 50; ’ 47

MH pony tractor, front and rear turn

plow, scrape and wheel weights, cultiva-tors,

$ 2,800. Curtis Whitley, Concord

704- 788- 1398.

Farmtrac 435 diesel with only 33

hrs, still LNC, $ 9,200. Robert Little,

Wake Forest 919- 818- 1036.

Tillage tool $ 375; box scrape blade,

$ 275, cultivator, $ 100, EC. Imogene

Elam, Kernersville 336- 784- 9529.

’ 52 Ford 8N tractor rebuilt, EC,

$ 3,800. Gene Elam, Kernersville 336-

784- 9549.

Ford tractor 2000 gas, PS, hi/ lo

axle, 2 phase clutch, hydraulics roll bar,

canopy, excellent rubber, looks good, runs

great, $ 5,000. Ed Goodnight, Concord

704- 786- 8916.

2000 Ford tractor plow and disc,

$ 3,500. Lavon Benton, Davidson 704-

663- 9469.

’ 05 NH TC35 16LA front end loader,

35 hp diesel, 12x12 shuttle shift, 4WD

with R4 tires, EC, $ 15,000. Charlie Wil-lis,

Lexington 336- 250- 5434.

’ 66 Cole 1 row planter, LNC, $ 500;

Cole 1 row planter needs fertilizer hop-per,

$ 250 nego. John Brindle, Gold Hill

704- 279- 7701.

AC 7000 106 hp, AC, etc., $ 6,500;

Morra 3 pt, 4 basket hay tedder, $ 950.

Keith Chatellier, Spring Lake 910-

237- 4572.

Woods bushhog heavy duty model,

less than 20 hrs use, 7 ft wide twin rear

wheels, stump jumper blade, $ 3,100. David

Faircloth, Wade 910- 308- 5941.

JD 4555 tractor quad range, 3 sets

remotes, dual 20.8 by 38 tires and quick

hitch, $ 34,000. Steven Mayes, Statesville

704- 872- 2824.

655 A backhoe good condition,

$ 11,000. Herman Johnson, Graham

336- 226- 1684.

MF 175, GC, good tires, new battery,

remote hydraulics, $ 5,000. Ryan Mcgee,

Monroe 704- 400- 5321.

Goossen Harper 3 pt blower, LNC,

$ 2,800. Rodney Sniper, Thomasville

336- 689- 2839.

’ 50 MH 44 tricycle wheels, $ 2,000.

Daniel Stevens, Bennett 336- 581-

3562.

Golf cart, $ 900 OBO. Ann Carter,

Sandy ridge 336- 871- 3250.

JD 6220 MF, WD power quad, left

hand reverser, 300 hrs., 3 remotes, loader

prep, air seat, buddy seat, front weights,

radio, front fenders, $ 46,500. James

Turner, Randleman 336- 498- 7598.

Plows JD 16”, 2 bottom, $ 250; JD

LA, $ 200; Farmall Cub, 12” one bottom,

$ 175, all are LNC with new paint. Richard

Adams, Raleigh 919- 846- 0022.

David Brown 990 tractor, diesel,

power steering, $ 5,000. David Shepherd,

Wilkesboro 336- 921- 3166.

Marliss 7 ft seed drill, $ 2,500; I40

Intern’l tractor, GC, $ 4,500. Mark

Teachey, Rose Hill 910- 376- 0637.

Magnetos and carburetors rebuilt for

all type engines, hit and miss, tractors,

etc, $ 150-$ 450. Larry Foster, Burlington

336- 589- 7563.

4 ft tiller, 3 pt hook up, $ 600. Dennis

Hunter, Pfafftown 336- 924- 5717.

Log splitter, custom built, Wisconsin

engine, hydraulic log lift, 4ft cylinder,

GC, $ 2,500. Tyler Hopkins, Zebulon

919- 369- 1547.

’ 77 JD 2640 needs engine work,

96” axles, 38 inch tires, 1 remote, roll

bar, $ 3,200. Alex Nelson, Oak Ridge

336- 643- 1160.

MF 2605 diesel 4WD tractor w/ canopy,

’ 08 model with warranty, $ 16,500. Bruce

Snider, Denton 336- 859- 2492.

66 NH baler with new motor,

$ 500. Wayne Holcomb, Yadkinville

336- 463- 2242.

NH 1047 self propelled stack wagon,

120 bale cap, gas engine, EC, shed kept,

fi eld ready, $ 10,500. Jeff Foreman,

Albemarle 980- 622- 0896.

JD 2355 2 WD, 53 hp farm tractor,

VGC, $ 12,500. Denise Harris, Morganton

828- 413- 7473.

Pair of 18.4- 34 Safemark tires,

LNC, $ 600. Matt Bryant, Woodland

252- 396- 1587.

1649 Ford tractor rebuilt engine,

new tires, converted to 12V, new exhaust,

many other new parts, starts fi rst time

runs great, comes with 5 ft bushhog,

$ 3,300. Subal Das, Hillsborough 919-

643- 3012.

Frontier hydraulic 7 ft scrape blade,

hvy duty, 6 m/ o, sheltered, $ 2,300. Breck

High, Laurel Hill 910- 544- 9262.

Two 1966 NH balers with Wiscon-sin

motors one good one for parts with

manual, all pull type hay rake, $ 900.

Robert Pardue, Ronda 336- 835- 2602.

Heston PT7 haybine, running condi-tion,

$ 1,600. Phillip Smith, Gibsonville

336- 621- 1425.

FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT

Hand crank 2 frame honey extractor.

Gordon Koncal, Newport 252- 223- 3258

or 504- 3474.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

Wanted

Tulip popuar honey, 60 lb buckets,

$ 110; 50 lb bucket, $ 92; cases of 12

qt jars, $ 96, pick up only. Ed or Ruth

Whitley, Albemarle 704- 982- 3136.

Italian bees and/ or hives, equip-ment,

$ 65 up. Marie Duffey, Pinnacle

336- 325- 2405.

10 bee hives electric extractor, numer-ous

supers, brood boxes, foundations,

etc., going out of business, $ 2,500/ must

take all. Wayne Morrison, Statesville

704- 838- 1062.

Taking 5 frame nuc orders for early

spring 2009, $ 95; no frame exchange, 20

miles north of Wilmington. Barry Harris,

Wilmington 910- 352- 7868.

Honey, $ 15/ qt, lots of okra for

$ 1.99/ per lb. David Sinclair, Lauringburg

910- 276- 2800.

Bees, Supplies

& Services

For Sale

NOTICE

N. C. law requires a permit

to sell honey bees in the state. A

permit is not required for: The

sale of less than 10 bee hives in

a calendar year, a one- time going-out-

of- business sale of less than

50 hives, or the renting of bees

for pollination purposes or their

movement to gather honey.

Contact Don Hopkins, state

apiarist, NCDA& CS, 1060 Mail

Service Center, Raleigh, NC

27699- 1001 for information.

Redworms Belgium and tiger reds,

cupped worms also available, $ 25/ lb PPD.

Kendal Rose, Marble 828- 837- 7165.

Mosquito fi sh, Gambusia widely

used for mosquito control, $ 100/ per

1,000. Bobby Irving, Madison 336-

427- 7171.

Pond fi sh, large mouth bass, grass

carp, bluegill, shell crackers, fat head

minnow, channel catfi sh, Koi, black crap-pie,

aerators, fountains, $. 35-$ 15. Kevin

Patterson, Currie 910- 283- 1428.

Aquaculture,

Supplies &

Services

Great Pyrenees, male 9 m/ o to

1 y/ o, $ 100. Ray Gatten, Cleveland

704- 528- 9294.

Basset hound pup female, red/ white,

less than 8 w/ o. Janice Tilley, Burlington

336- 226- 8190.

Black Lab male, 2- 5 y/ o. Lois Knight,

Madison 336- 548- 2454.

Great Pyrenees pups. Frank Taylor,

Charlotte 704- 547- 0598.

Blue Heeler puppy close to Stanly co,

will pay up to $ 75. M. Bryan, Albemarle

704- 984- 3232.

At stud Boykin spaniel for my

registered Boykin spaniel female 2 y/ o,

that I would like to breed for the fi rst

time, she is an excellent water retriever.

Alisa Swenson, Willow Springs 919-

639- 4197.

Golden Retriever female pup, ready

for Christmas. Zach Moffi tt, Asheboro

336- 736- 6340.

Flemish rabbit, would prefer a

young one, will consider an adult if

friendly. Lori Clinger, Lexington 336-

357- 2526.

Cocker spaniel male, for breeding to

a buff parti color female, must be AKC

reg., price nego or pick of the litter. Rika

Sutphin, Mt Airy 336- 789- 4226.

Small Animals

Wanted

SMALL ANIMALS

Aussie pups 8 m/ o, rare toy, breed-ing

prospects, blue merle, 1 red merle,

champion bloodlines, nearly breeding

age, $ 600 up. Tiffany Prater, Ellerbe

910- 652- 0055.

Jack Russell terrier, 4 m/ o, not reg.,

$ 200. James W. Hayes, Jr., Rockingham

910- 895- 2688.

Australian shepherd pups rare toy

breed, DOB 8/ 08, blue merle, black tri

female, red merle male, has blue yes,

$ 1,000 up. Jeannie Curry, Ellerbe 910-

652- 0055.

October 2008 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5

’ 83 Shoop 2 horse BP trailer, extra

tall, electric brakes, good oak fl oor with

rubber mats, needs paint and some minor

work, wired lights, $ 1,000 nego. Myra

Stewart, Morrisvile 919- 544- 2894.

One horse cart seats four, black and

red, EC, $ 500. William Aker, Randleman

336- 674- 2475.

’ 98 Jackson 3 horse slant load,

trailer, custom LQ, AC, bathroom with

shower, etc., EC, $ 17,500. Terry Serena,

Lowgap 336- 648- 1717.

’ 81 HD GN horse trailer, tandem axle,

6 horse, head to head, FC, $ 1,500. Fred

Absher, McGrady 336- 670- 2855.

11 inch tan colored western saddle,

child’s pony, only used 3 times, EC,

$ 350 OBO. Belinda Blackman, St. Pauls

910- 865- 9341.

’ 01 Featherlite 18 ft horse trailer, 2

horse slant, custom dress rm, full bath,

heat/ air, hot water, awing, $ 18,500. Mark

Teachey, Rose Hill 910- 376- 0637.

English saddle 16” Steuben

Seigfried all purpose, no leathers or

girth, $ 200. Dory Van Duzer, Durham

919- 416- 9689.

Horse boarding new barn, Gibsonville,

washstall, hot/ cold water, quality hay

and feed, 160x200 riding arena, trails,

services included, $ 300/ mo. Neila Tullar,

Gibsonville 336- 449- 6244.

Single axle tag a long two horse

stock trailer, good tires, needs paint,

$ 350. R. B. Nicholson, Winston- Salem

336- 784- 4097.

Two horse trailer tag along, lights,

brakes all work, good paint almost new

tires, $ 1,250. Ray Pendley, Hayesville

828- 389- 9413.

Shavings all pine very absorbent,

compressed and packaged into a large

bale for ease of handling and storage,

large size bale provides excellent cov-erage,

$ 4-$. 30/ per bale, price based

on quantity. George Hines, Stanfi eld

704- 888- 2987.

Two reg. gaited geldings, palomino

color, $ 1,700; 2 gaited fi lly, 5 m/ o,

gentle, $ 800/ ea. John Griffi n, Fairmont

910- 374- 9553.

6 y/ o gelding, 16.2h, handsome bay

blaze, warmblood, can carry weight,

rides and drives, bombproof trail horse,

$ 2,000. Margaret Covington, Lawndale

704- 538- 9467.

Appaloosa filly 5m/ o, ready to

wean, nice build, shows good promise,

Sunspot Revel and Sundance bloodlines,

parents on site, eligible for ApHC reg.,

$ 800. Charles OBryant, III, Greensboro

336- 644- 1439.

Horses &

Supplies

For Sale

***

PLEASE NOTE: All equine

6 mos. or older must have a

current negative Coggins test.

Advertisers must supply the

accession number of test, the

name of lab doing the test, the

date of test and results for each

equine advertised. The following

advertisers have provided proof

of a negative Coggins test.

***

Hay and straw $ 2-$ 3.50/ per bale. T.

Harmon, Julian 336- 685- 4059.

Alfalfa/ orchard grass 3x3x8 bales,

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

$ 145. Tony Greene, Hendersonville

828- 699- 2781.

Wheat straw sq bales, $ 4/ ea. Ira

Ward, Jr., Efl and 919- 563- 1683.

’ 08 Fescue 4x4 round bales horse

quality, no rain, in the barn, $ 35/ ea. Lee

Briles, Asheboro 336- 629- 6138.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality,

$ 6/ out of barn. Johnny House, Clayton

919- 553- 3295.

Orchard/ fescue mix alfalfa, crab-grass/

millet mixed, delivery available in

loads up to 500 bales, $ 4-$ 7.50. Darrell

Nichols, Salisbury 704- 202- 7595.

’ 08 oat hay, sq bales, no rain, stored

in barn, cut in milk stage, horse quality,

$ 5/ bale; ’ 08 fescue spring cut, 4x4 round

bales, good quality, no rain, stored in

bar, $ 30/ bale. Mark Williams, Reidsville

336- 342- 6711.

Alfalfa/ orchard grass, $ 4-$ 5/ bale in

barn, $ 4/ in the fi eld; fescue, $ 3/ bale in

the barn; hay hoop, GC, $ 100. J. Lloyd

Mabe, Danbury 336- 593- 8088.

Orchard grass in barn, $ 6; orchard

and mixed grass in barn, $ 4.50, 50 +

lb bales, horse quality, wheat straw,

tight bales, $ 3. Harden Phipps, Julian

336- 446- 6817.

Hay fescue orchard mix, 4x4, oats

and oats mix, all 4x4 rolls, $ 35/ ea. Bill

Dalton, Jr. Asheboro 336- 636- 5461.

Horse quality coastal Bermuda

hay, sq bales, good size bales, $ 5.50/ ea.

Reuben Broadwell, Knightdale 919-

266- 0120.

Fescue and mixed grass, for horses

and cows, sq bales, pick up in the fi eld,

$ 3.50/ ea; at the barn, $ 5. Pat Snider,

336- 317- 4105.

Cow quality hay fescue, rye and

mixed grasses, $ 3-$ 5/ sq bales. Michael

Cheek, Chapel Hill 919- 280- 0216.

Triticale $ 8.50/ per bu located in

Monroe. Franklin W. Howey, Jr., Monroe

704- 975- 2200.

4x5 round bales coastal hay,

excellent quality, samples sent to lab,

$ 45/ bale. Zollie Kornegay, Mt Olive

919- 222- 3650.

Coastal Bermuda small bales,

$ 5.50/ in the fi eld, $ 6/ in the barn. Oliver

Faircloth, Clinton 919- 564- 4818.

Rye straw, $ 3/ bale nego. Devin

Sparks, Kittrell 919- 693- 3765.

Horse quality orchard grass mixed

with Timothy, alfalfa, lespedeza, Ken-tucky

bluegrass, fescue and clover,

50- 60 lb right sq bales, stored in barn,

from fertilized non grazed hay fi elds,

$ 5.50. Elizabeth MacDonald, Blanch

336- 694- 1737.

Oat and orchard grass mixed hay

in bales, $ 4/ ea. Danny Hocutt, Wendell

919- 291- 4881.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality hay,

2nd cutting of the season, 500+, 25- 40

lb bales in storage, $ 3.50/ bale. Wendy

Dorman, Clinton 919- 819- 6900.

Fescue hay 4x5 round bales, $ 30-$ 40.

Mike Tyson, Monroe 704- 243- 3799.

Fescue in barn, good for horses or

other livestock, $ 3.75/ ea; wheat straw

in barn, $ 4/ bale. Corey Parker, Stony

Point 704- 929- 0637.

Fescue good quality horse hay, ’ 08

cutting, sq bales, $ 4/ in the fi eld, $ 5/ in

the barn. John Warner, Reidsville 336-

634- 1234.

Oats rye grass 5x5 round bales,

$ 50/ ea; grass hay 5x5, $ 40/ ea; oat and

wheat straw, $ 3/ bale. Ronnie Brogden,

Creedmoor 919- 528- 1767.

’ 08 fescue sq bales, $ 4/ ea. Larry

Beane, Lexington 336- 752- 2147.

Oats $ 3/ bu; small bale, $ 5; 4x4

large bale rye grass and mixed coastal,

$ 35, about 1,000 bales. Jimmy Freeman,

Orrum 910- 628- 8968.

Coastal Bermuda round bales,

$ 45/ ea; sq bales, $ 5/ ea. Willis Johnson,

Four Oaks 919- 524- 0740.

Wheat straw sq bales, $ 2.75/ at the

barn; $ 3/ ea delivered within 40 mi radius

of Fayetteville. David Holland, Fayette-ville

910- 309- 0943 before 9 pm.

Fescue, horse quality, state tested,

sq bales, $ 4.50; fescue rolls, $ 45; cow

oat rolls, $ 30. Lee Dry, Locust 704- 485-

3588 or 985- 3887.

Good hay, dry, I can deliver, sq bales,

$ 5.50 and round bales, $ 45. David Weavil,

Germanton 336- 994- 2268.

Bermuda hay 4x5 round cow qual-ity,

100 bales, $ 30/ ea; horse quality

50 bales, $ 40/ ea. Ryan Taylor, Coats

910- 897- 6613.

Hay and straw small bales and large

round bales, $ 2-$ 30/ ea, delivery extra.

Matt Helms, Concord 704- 652- 2505.

Orchard grass oat/ orchard mix,

fescue mix, sq bales, all horse qual-ity,

$ 6 up; fescue round bales, 4x5,

$ 45, delivery available. Derrick Bass,

Statesville 704- 902- 3950.

Big straw sq bales, 8x3, weigh 700

lbs, 300 available, $ 40/ ea. Eric Foust,

Liberty 336- 215- 8368.

Straw golden and packed tight,

$ 3.50/ ea. Phil Zimmerman, Lexington

336- 764- 1043.

Abbruzzi rye cleaned and bagged

90+ germ, 99% weed free, $ 15/ bag.

Dan Andrews, Fuquay Varina 919-

552- 9455.

Matua grass hay, ’ 08 cutting, 4x5

rolls, net wrap, $ 45/ ea, delivery for

additional charge. Merle Thomas, Star

910- 428- 4885.

Spring and fall mixed grasshay,

stored in barn, 4x5 bales, $ 25/ ea at barn.

Larry York, Staley 336- 824- 2077.

Oats $ 4/ bu. John Sullivan, Mt. Olive

919- 738- 6442.

Wheat straw $ 3.50/ bale. Jackie

Hunter, King 336- 407- 2540.

Good quality horse hay, sq bales

of coastal and oat hay, $ 6-$ 7. Randal

Carter, Raleigh 919- 796- 9852.

4x5 net wrapped coastal hay,

bale stored inside, $ 35/ ea, located in

Fairmont. Sam Locklear, Indian Trail

704- 634- 7926.

Fescue $ 4; oats hay, $ 4; fescue,

large round bales, $ 45; straw, $ 3/ ea. Jim

Anderson, Eden 336- 623- 2262.

’ 08 Fescue 4x4 round bales,

$ 40/ ea. Leland Chrismon, Elon 336-

449- 5775.

Quality horse hay sq bales fescue,

oat and orchard grass mix, orchard grass,

Timothy, $ 6 up, 50 lbs. Rush Hardin,

Stokesdale 336- 643- 4978.

’ 08 Fescue horse quality, in barn,

no rain, sq bales, $ 5; 4x5 round bales,

$ 55. Robert Connell, Concord 704-

436- 7310.

Hay 4x4 round bales, no rain, shel-tered,

$ 25/ ea. Numa Womble, Chapel

Hill 919- 942- 5204.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality,

no rain, no animal waste, $ 4/ ea. Glenn

Turnage, Benson 919- 894- 4960.

Rye straw, $ 3/ bale. M. Moss, Concord

704- 782- 4379.

Fescue 5x6, $ 45; fescue orchard

grass mix, $ 32. Lee Dunlap, Robbins

910- 948- 2680.

Fescue and mixed grass horse

quality, $ 3.50/ bale in the barn. Roger

Tuttle, Oakboro 704- 485- 3959.

Fescue horse quality, $ 5/ bale; wheat

straw, $ 4/ bale; fescue 4x5 round bales,

$ 40/ ea. Tim Kallam, Stokesdale 336-

215- 9968.

Wheat straw 1,300 bales, $ 2/ ea for

over 200 bales, otherwise, $ 2.50/ ea. Drew

Chilton, Reidsville 336- 280- 5324.

Fescue, eastern gamagrass, switch

grass no rain, horse quality, sq bales,

$ 4.50/ ea. Dave Day, Oxford 919- 693-

1715 after 8 pm.

Orchard grass/ fescue mix round

bales, 4x5, horse quality, on pallets,

sheltered, net wrapped or twine wrapped;

covered on pallets for cows equal quality

hay, fertilized, limed and weed control,

$ 45-$ 55. Al Colanero, Summerfi eld

336- 644- 0705.

Fescue mix horse quality, aver-age

45- 50 lbs per bale, $ 5/ ea at farm;

4x4 round bales, $ 40/ at farm, delivery

available. E. C. Willett, Durham 919-

682- 4345.

K 31 fescue grass seed, 50 lb bag,

$ 55. W. Wooten, Cleveland 704- 278-

0628.

Rye hay 4x5 round bales, cut 5/ 08,

stored in barn, you pick up, $ 35/ ea. Jeff

Lineberger, Kings Mtn 704- 739- 3455.

Rye seed $ 12; oat seed, $ 8/ bu,

cleaned and bagged. James Royal,

Clinton 910- 385- 6873.

Rye/ oats hay, 5x4 round bales, 48

bales, local delivery available, $ 30/ ea;

orchard/ fescue mix, horse quality, sq

bales in barn, $ 5.50-$ 6/ per bale, deliv-ery

available. Steve Bigham, Liberty

336- 669- 0188.

Coastal Bermuda and red river

crabgrass hay, sq bales, $ 4/ ea for 100 or

more bales; less than that $ 5/ ea, horse

quality. Charles Franklin, Jacksonville

910- 938- 2545.

Coastal Bermuda horse quality, sq and

round bales, $ 5/ sq; $ 40/ round. Sherman

Currin, Lillington 919- 614- 4101.

Alfalfa horse quality $ 10/ bale;

orchard grass, $ 7.50; Ozark coastal

Bermuda, $ 5.50 at the barn, delivery

available. Fred Burt, Fuquay Varina

919- 552- 4447.

Silage corn will haul. Larry Jones,

Mt. Airy 336- 326- 7335.

Orchard grass top quality, sq bales,

fi rst cutting, $ 4.75; 2nd cutting, $ 5.50;

fescue bales, $ 3.25. Tom Stikeleather,

Statesville 704- 873- 1124.

’ 08 fescue mix horse quality, sq

bales, $ 3.50; cow quality, $ 3/ ea, no

pesticides/ herbicides, all natural. Kim

Godon, Goldston 919- 770- 1070.

Fescue/ grass sq bales, horse quality,

available late September, $ 3.50/ fi eld or

$ 4.25/ in the barn, call to reserve. Debbie

Bethune, Mt. Pleasant 704- 982- 3691.

Clean straw sq bales, $ 3/ ea. Tony

York, Liberty 336- 622- 7410.

Fescue horse and cow, last year’s

$ 2.50; this year, $ 3.75. Tim Reese,

McLeansville 336- 451- 9275.

2008 crop Pearl millet sq bales, $ 4/ ea.

Derek Smith, King 336- 983- 9732.

Kentucky 31 grass seed, combined

06/ 08, 50 lb bag, cleaned and ready for

pick up, $ 50. Drew Deaton, Seagrove

919- 770- 3426.

Orchard grass horse quality, sq bales,

60/ 70 lbs, $ 7/ ea; round bales available,

located in Halifax co. John DeFord,

Roanoke Rapids 252- 583- 3291.

Straw clean, tight bales, round and

sq bale, $ 4/ ea. Darren Davis, Randleman

336- 626- 9470.

’ 08 Wheat straw $ 4/ bale; fescue,

round bales, 4x5 average 700- 800 lbs,

$ 30/ ea. James Turner, Randleman 336-

498- 7598.

Alfalfa hay, $ 8/ bale; orchard grass,

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

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

extra cost. Maynard Southern, Stokesdale

336- 643- 5621.

Wheat straw, $ 3.25/ ea at the barn,

delivery available, straw blowing available,

tractor trailers welcomed. Terry Toomes,

Randleman 336- 498- 3844.

Wheat straw, $ 3.25/ ea at the barn,

delivery available, straw blowing available,

tractor trailers welcomed. Jay Knight,

Randleman 336- 495- 1358.

Oat hay, sq bales, cut 5/ 08, good

quality, $ 5/ bale. Brad Gorman, China

Grove 704- 855- 1861.

Unusable hay for yard work. Cricket

Hughes, Denton 336- 633- 9556.

Hay in fi eld or barn, round or sq

bales, grass, orchard, fescue/ mixed,

must be mold free and reasonable

price. Kevin Harrell, Pleasant Garden

336- 676- 9573.

Hay for horse and livestock rescue

facility. Norm Loomis, Cameron 910-

245- 1963.

Need 400 to 600 good quality sq

bales of goat hay, close to Walkertown,

last years okay. Don and Tammie Cain,

Walkertown 336- 595- 4666.

Hay & Grain

For Sale

Hay & Grain

Wanted

HAY & GRAIN HAY & GRAIN HAY & GRAIN

Fescue round bales, 4x5 inside

barn,; alfalfa and alfalfa/ orchard nice

hay, $ 45-$ 140. Derek Teague, Catawba

828- 446- 6111.

Cheyenne Bermuda $ 4.50/ sq bale

at barn. Earley Wilder, Zebulon 919-

365- 3939.

Wheat straw, $ 3/ sq bale. Lee Bowl-ing,

Oxford 919- 482- 0535.

Quality hay, organic feeds and

supplements for most farm animals,

pick up and delivery, Timothy, orchard,

alfalfa and mixed, 1st and 2nd cuts, $ 7.50

up. Nora Mitchell, Wake Forest 919-

528- 5690 or 880- 5539.

Fescue/ orchard grass mix no rain,

horse quality, $ 5/ bale. Dale Pardue,

Hamptonville 336- 468- 2038.

Northern grown horse quality hay

Timothy orchard grass mix, 1st and 2nd

cutting, $ 5.75 up. Leroy Brenneman,

Hamptonville 336- 468- 8145.

Fescue hay horse quality, spring

cutting in barn, no rain, 4x5 round bales,

$ 40-$ 60. Justin Ridenhour, Salisbury

704- 633- 2182.

Orchard grass 400+ in enclosed

van trailer, good hay will deliver sample

bales, $ 7/ ea. Lee Bowling, Oxford 919-

482- 0531.

4x5 round bales fescue no rain, no

weeds, $ 35/ ea; orchard grass oats, sq

bales, $ 5/ ea. Scott Helms, Marshville

704- 385- 8360.

Need someone to square bale fescue

near Silk Hope, approx. 15 ac. M. Jaye,

Pittsboro 919- 444- 4701.

Livestock fencing round or ½ round

creosote or pressure treated posts and

boards installed in eastern NC, $ 2 up

per ft. Floyd Moore, Farmville 919-

810- 1965.

Tractor work front end loader

work, clean up, grading, landscaping,

bushhogging, $ 40/ per hr in Davidson

and Randolph co. Bruce Snider, Denton

336- 859- 2492.

Bushhogging and other tractor work,

Rowan, Davidson co. A. S. Manuel,

Salisbury 336- 239- 4942.

Portable sawmill service I will

saw your logs to lumber at your place

or mine, posts and beams available, all

custom sawing, $ 65/ hr. Jack Murdock,

Rolesville 919- 669- 1859.

Want someone to dig well for irriga-tion

on farm. Tommy Sink, Lexington

336- 250- 0685.

Professional horse and colt trainer. M.

Sunny, McLeansville 336- 707- 9869.

Horse sitting 25 mi radius around

Hillsborough inclusive, excess mileage,

$ 50/ day fi rst 5 horses; equine massage

therapy. Bobbi Whittemore, Hillsborough

919- 932- 1313.

Custom sawing with bandmill your

logs or mine 30 ft and up, sharpened

bandmill blades, $ 7/ ea. Glenn Jones,

Walkertown 336- 817- 4325.

I am a good reliable farm/ barn

worker, full time live on site position,

need salary + living qtrs. Rita Parrish,

Stem 919- 283- 4386.

Farm Labor

24” backhoe bucket to fi t 455 or

555 Ford backhoe, would consider 30”

bucket. Thomasville, 336- 472- 2883.

PTO irrigation pump 4x4, 4x3, 4x5.

Ricky Howell, Ellerbe 910- 894- 0138.

Detroit 4 cylinder diesel motor

needed for parts. Charles DuBose,

Roseboro 910- 525- 4524.

Used gas golf cart with rear bed in

GC, used gas Gator or similar utility

vehicle in GC. M. Daniel, Roxboro

919- 614- 7477.

Hammermill for milling grain,

self contained not tractor driven, less

than, $ 1,000. Nancy Shirley, Topton

828- 321- 9036.

Cultivator or tiller to attach to 3

pt on my Kubota BX tractor to dig up

fi eld before planting 4- 6 ft wide. Charles

Senf, Lenoir 828- 754- 4331.

JD 40 or 420 tractor in unrestored

or original condition would also consider

parts tractors. M. Anthony, Ellenboro

828- 429- 3809.

Magneto, carburetors and parts that

can be used for repair magnetos and

carburetors. Larry Foster, Burlington

336- 584- 7563.

PTO driven corn sheller. Mike

Gordon, Siloam 336- 926- 5864.

Farmall Super A, Farmall A, or

Farmall Cub in restored condition, ready

to show, equipment optional, price nego.

Don Andrews, Candler 828- 667- 3116.

3 pt hitch rock picker in GC.

Franklin Garland, Hillsborough 919-

732- 3041.

Power steering kit for Ford 5000

Super Major also front mounted hydraulic

pump. Lawrence Hoyle, Fallston 704-

538- 8001.

Good used bushhog, 6 ft cut, 3 pt

hitch, reasonable price. Tom Gaines,

Gibsonville 336- 449- 5869.

IH 7 ft mowing machine that straps

on axel of Farmall C or Super C tractor,

must be fi eld ready or in minor repair,

reasonable price. Ralph Lewis, Gastonia

704- 824- 3897.

IH Harvester front end, weights,

suitcase type, weight approximately 67

lbs ea, need 10. Robert Dermid, Mills

River 828- 891- 3564.

Cole 1 row planter with fertilizer

sower for 3 pt hitch. Jim Prevatte, Fair-mont

910- 740- 8307.

Disc harrow for 30 hp tractor w/ 3 pt

hitch, needs to be in GC. Jerry Coble,

Snow Camp 336- 675- 0896.

Silage chopper 1 or 2 row, in work-ing

condition. L. H. Traver, Wake Forest

919- 528- 0458.

JD 430 tractor. Randy Bright,

Mebane 336- 578- 3257.

3 pt hitch sickle mower, prefer belt

drive, 7 ft. Don Andrew, Walkertown

336- 624- 9889.

Need two hydraulic cylinders with

25” stroke, with approximately 2” bore

and minimum 1” rod, clevis ends or

welded, reply e- mail only. Doug Efi rd,

Concord cefi rd3@ carolina. rr. com

Loader to fi t Intern’l 886, GC.

Matthew Hutchinson, Lexington 336-

787- 3981.

Cement mixer, gas or electric,

would like ½ yrd or larger, rock crusher

and rock rake. Lewis Cagle, Albemarle

704- 982- 6645.

Worthington golf course tractors

1927- 1933, model A hoover, skeeter and

cut down model A tractors and parts. Joe

Clay, New London 704- 463- 5316.

Long peanut combine in working

condition model 393 with serial num-ber,

$ 7,000 up. Ken Edgerton, Kenly

919- 242- 4945.

60” mower deck for a 2000 Kabota

or the gear box that pulls mower blades

that sits on top side of mower deck.

C. Doug Harrington, Claremont 828-

238- 1538.

Grasshopper with front mower in

GC. Robert Townsend, St. Pauls 910-

865- 5036.

861 Ford tractor parts, hood fenders,

gas tank, radiator, air cleaner, from 600

to 801 series. William Gupton, Castalia

252- 459- 2088.

Bushhog that will cut up to 3” diameter

small trees and adjust to height of 12”

prefer to have a stump jumper mechanism

attached and shear shift, deck should be

between 5- 7 ft wide. Lindy McGhee,

Fayetteville 910- 303- 1015.

Hay rake 2 bay or 4 bay hay ted-der,

also square baler. Michael Geissler,

Bahama 919- 215- 9372.

5 ft to 6 ft 3 pt hitch, offset bushhog

rotary or fl ail any brand. Bill Meyer,

Raleigh 919- 772- 0019.

Equipment

Wanted

EQUIPMENT WANTED

’ 66 Ford F600 dump truck, 12 ft

PTO dump bed, 4+ 2 transmission, 352

V8, runs great everything works, Gleaner

E combine, come with 10 ft grain head

and 2 row corn head, shed kept, runs

great, $ 2,100. Josh Allred, Seagrove

336- 879- 0241.

87 2555 JD 65 hp with front loader,

EC, needs rear tires, $ 14,500. Steve

Rozier, Hope Mills 910- 818- 8174.

Skidloader heavy duty grapple

fork, $ 1,750; pellet forks, $ 650, both

never used; forklift attach. for tractors,

3ph, $ 750; 2020 JD tractor, 54hp, dsl,

PS, 2 set of aux. hyd., EC, $ 7,200;

bushhogs, 5 & 6 ft., both LN, $ 695 &

$ 850; Mitsubishi 4WD, 35hp tractor

w/ shuttle shift, $ 6,200. B. J. Zsigmond,

Shelby 704- 466- 3737.

NH model 848 round baler, always

sheltered, EC, $ 5,500 OBO; ’ 92 MF

253 diesel tractor, VGC, $ 7,900. Larry

York, Staley 336- 824- 2077.

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

$ 4,500; Super A Farmall $ 2,300; 140

Farmall $ 4,750; MH pony, $ 2,000, 3

pt 12 ft disk hare, $ 1,200, etc. Henry

Currie, Ellerbe 910- 334- 0404.

’ 80 Cat D3B dozer runs great, 6 way

blade and top, $ 14,000 nego. Hunter Not-tingham,

Rockwell 704- 808- 1027.

’ 02 Polaris 700 sportsman 4 wheeler,

comes with 2,500 lb Warren winch, brush

guard and bumper, nice, $ 4,800. Miles

Hamrick, Shelby 704- 472- 4622.

Intern’l 3220 tractor with 1020 Woods

frontend loader, EC, $ 16,500. Charles

Boles, Pilot Mtn 336- 374- 5321.

’ 77 AC 7000 with bucket/ forks,

100+ hyp big tractor, 10,000 lbs, left

brake does not work and clutch needs

adjusting, runs good, $ 6,000 nego. John

Fulks, Bunnlevel 910- 893- 8060.

3 pt metal dump pan, $ 100; 3 pt

forks for large round bales, $ 75; revers-ible

scoop pan, LNC, $ 125; 3 pt hitch

carry all with 2x6 treated fl oor and sides,

$ 100 . Tony Davis, Dobson 336- 374-

3131- home or 710- 2140.

MF 1163 cornhead, GC, $ 3,500;

760 combine V8 mudhogg, 4x4, runs

good, $ 3,500; 510 combine diesel runs

good needs some bearings, $ 2,500, all

kept in shed in off season. Cliff Cobb,

McLeansville 336- 697- 8180.

Oliver manure spreader needs

chain in fl oor, $ 250; concrete buggy,

Honda engine, $ 2,800. Jason Thomas,

Clemmons 336- 240- 4480.

JD 3720 diesel tractor with cab/ AC,

radio, 4WD hydro trans, industrial tires,

44 hp, LNC, $ 22,750. Jesse Murphrey,

Zebulon 919- 269- 8095.

’ 83 Intern’l 9670 400 Cummins,

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

Intern’l 9670, 400 Cat wetline, $ 8,000;

’ 84 fl atbed, 45 ft, $ 4,500; ’ 74 demolition

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

Watson, Wilson 252- 205- 6225.

Intern’l 140 12 v system 6 pieces

of equip, fast hitch with cultivators,

$ 4,000. Richie Young, Pinnacle 336-

351- 4411.

444 JD corn head low tin, EC,

$ 3,000. Randy Davis, Burlington 336-

260- 5711.

595 Case IH 4 new tires, remote

hyds, ROPS and canopy, approximately

1,500 hrs, $ 8,500 OBO; 7 ft JD pull type

bushhog, new blades, slip clutch, gear

box bearings, hyd hoses, GC, model

709, $ 1,650. John Holton, Statesville

704- 902- 0856.

JD 3300 combine with bean and

corn headers, may need some work,

$ 3,000; 3 wheel sprayer with motor,

needs work, $ 500. Grace McNeill,

Sanford 919- 499- 4298.

Farmall 140, fert. hopper & plows,

$ 3,500 OBO. Jason Hunter, King 336-

407- 2543.

Three Roanoke peanut trailers

tandem axles, GC, $ 500/ ea; 10 hp single

phase fan, 6 hole pileum, $ 800. Jimmy

Davis, 252- 443- 4000.

FARM EQUIPMENT

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Blue butt piglets, sows and boars,

ground raised, parents on site, 8 w/ o,

$ 30-$ 45. LeeAnn Porritt, Lumber Bridge

910- 858- 0066.

Boer goats male and female, very

friendly and healthy, $ 100 up. Ricky

Royal, Yadkinville 336- 463- 2835.

Baby pygmy goats and Nigerian

dwarf, $ 35 up, consider trade. L. B. Deal,

Winston- Salem 336- 769- 0388.

Black Angus reg., bred heifers, low

birth, high growth, $ 1,000 up. Doug

Mitchell, Siler City 919- 742- 6096.

Polled Hereford bulls and heifers,

full blooded, out of large dark colored,

gentle Herefords, $ 500 up. Jim Long,

Kannapolis 704- 932- 0503.

Miscellaneous goats $ 35 up. Maria

Conti, Reidsville 336- 342- 5113.

Dorper/ Katadhin mix ewe and

wether lambs, $ 100 up; ram 2 y/ o,

ram, $ 250. Kevin Schweers, Castalia

919- 853- 6869.

Dorper X Katahdin proven breed-ing

ewes and ’ 08 lambs, $ 100 up. Bruce

Roberts, Hillsborough 919- 644- 0743.

Charolais bulls and heifers, purebred,

polled, 8- 11 m/ o, $ 700 up, delivery by

arrangement. Dee Helms, Salisbury

704- 637- 3524.

Nigerian dwarf goats AGS, out-standing

pedigrees, disbudded and

very tame, bucks, does and wethers of

various ages an colors, can be pets or

companion animals, milking, clearing

brush, etc., Alpine goat wether 3 m/ o,

$ 35-$ 150. Lindsay Lee, Marshville

704- 385- 8589.

White dorper sheep, purebred and

percentage genetics, rams and ewes

available, $ 200 up. John Lee, New Salem

704- 385- 8333.

Boer goats 2 reg., 2 y/ o, full blood

bucks, proven breeders, $ 295; small

percentage does, 70 lbs, 1.5- 2 y/ o, $ 45-

$ 60, not for slaughter. Donna Hagemann,

Oxford 919- 690- 8153.

Male llama 2 y/ o, $ 150. Jamie Hill,

Trinity 336- 241- 2492.

Alpacas fi ber males, herdsires and

female alpacas, great for pets and fi ber

production, $ 500-$ 1,500. Pamela Smith,

Mebane 919- 345- 1820.

Barbados blackbelly sheep lambs,

healthy, $ 50. Tim Stevenson, Charlotte

704- 697- 0797.

Alpine dairy goats does, 6 m/ o- 2 y/ o,

will sell bred or open, buck on site, some

reg. some not, $ 50-$ 150. Gale Stegall,

Marshville 704- 624- 2215.

Polled Hereford reg., cow/ calf pairs,

3- in- 1 3- 6 y/ o, $ 1,500. Brian Penley,

Taylorsville 828- 632- 7199.

Dexter heifers reg., black and

dun, $ 900. Liza Williams, Burlington

336- 421- 9083.

Katadin sheep rams, ewes and

lambs, $ 80 up. Donald Brown, Reidsville

336- 349- 4457.

Katahdin ewes $ 150; wethers,

$ 125. Ellen Harling, Laurinburg 910-

276- 6072.

Icelandic ewe lamb beautiful fl eece,

white, from re. stock, $ 125. Lara Chew,

Otto 828- 524- 9133.

Four Angus bulls reg., halter broke,

weaned, 6595 MLA Forever sons,

$ 1,000 up. Bob Prestwood, Lenoir

828- 758- 0832.

Charolais heifers purebred, 8 m/ o

up, $ 600 up. Tom Douglas, East Bend

336- 529- 3721.

Charolais performance tested since

1966, purebred, reg., polled and horned,

$ 1,500-$ 25,000. Carol and John Dykers,

Siler City 919- 663- 2436 or 2931.

Nubian & boer goats, $ 75 up. Barbara

Welch, Bennett 336- 581- 3742.

Katahdin X Barbados ewes, rams

lambs, $ 75 up; 4 Kiko bucks, large herd

to choose from . Gene Pittman, Halifax

252- 536- 4534.

Polled Hereford cattle reg. bloodline,

bulls 1- 2 y/ o, $ 900; heifers 1 y/ o, $ 700.

Nancy McKnight, State Road 336- 874-

2166- d or 276- 768- 8769- cell.

Four Berkshire X Tamworth hogs,

2 y/ o, females and barrows, $ 100/ ea. Ray

Roberts, Rougemont 919- 477- 8629.

Texas Longhorn heifers, bred cows

and bulls, $ 350 up. Charlie Bolton,

Pittsboro 919- 542- 6132.

Five Hereford heifers approximately

700 lbs, $ 700/ ea. William Thomas,

Pittsboro 919- 742- 6517.

Nigerian dwarf goats reg. and non

reg., blue eyes, $ 60-$ 100. Amber McK-enzie,

Salisbury 704- 647- 0175.

ADGA reg. Nubian buck, purebred

black, DOB 5/ 08, $ 200. Kenneth Strick-land,

Zebulon 919- 269- 5380.

30 head Angus cows bred to reg. Angus

bull to start calving in ’ 08, $ 1,000/ per

head, would consider leasing pasture,

$ 900-$ 1,000. G. E. Hollar, Yadkinville

336- 468- 5158.

Nigerian dwarf doe kid, tri color, $ 75;

1 reg. 16 m/ o Nigerian dwarf doe, gold

color, $ 200, ready to breed. Sarah Jinnalt,

Winston- Salem 336- 788- 2454.

Angus bulls, reg., 9 m/ o, top blood-line,

low birth weights, high growth

EPD’s, $ 1,200 to $ 1,500. Troy Watts,

Taylorsville 828- 632- 1842.

Feeder pigs Tamworth/ Hamp mix,

pasture raised, 100- 140 lbs, $ 75-$ 100.

Ron Peters, Reidsville 336- 342- 7545.

Dorper/ St Croix ewes and ewe

lambs, $ 100 up. Paul Mathews, Hertford

252- 333- 2823.

Boer goats 1 billy, 7 nannies, rebred,

5 yearling does, 8- 10 m/ o, one 40 lb billy,

full blooded, $ 1,500. Kathleen Collins,

Broadway 919- 770- 5580.

Boer crosses young does and weth-ers,

$ 40-$ 90. Ben Yocum, Roxboro

336- 599- 8030.

Boer billy, 5 y/ o, proven producer,

need to replace herd billy, white with red

head, papers on site, $ 400. Phil Sutton,

Mt Olive 919- 635- 9882.

Jacob sheep starter fl ock, proven

ram, ewe, and wether, ewe had triplets

last 2 years off this ram, excellent

feet, parasite resistant, nice fl eeces for

handspinners, $ 200. Larry Lee, Sparta

919- 357- 4068.

Boer billies DOB 3/ 08, $ 40 up. Greg

Miller, Pilot Mtn 336- 374- 7025.

Alpine dairy goats hand raised, easy

milkers, kids, dry yearlings, bucks, milk-ers,

$ 50 up. Leon Albright , Thomasville

336- 472- 0725.

Boer, Kiko, percentage goats, all

sizes and ages, $ 45 +. Angela Everhart,

Durham 919- 598- 0031.

Boer and percentage Boer goats,

many to choose from, $ 45 +. James

Evans, Burnsville 828- 682- 3507.

Boer/ Saanen dairy goat X kids and

does, good for embryo transplants, good

mothers and milk producers, $ 100-$ 180;

Dorper/ Katahdin X lambs and ewes. Dan

Settles, 919- 690- 0545.

Gulf coast sheep, 5 ewes, 3 reg.,

parasite resistant, $ 100-$ 150. David

Sweeney, Raleigh 919- 851- 0856.

Scottish Highland cattle black bull

calf, $ 750 unreg.; $ 1,000 reg., red bull,

two heifer calves available. Dan and Julie

Wilson, Clyde 828- 627- 3362.

Three Huacaya alpaca one 4 y/ o

female, one 4 y/ o gelded male, one 10

y/ o gelded male, gentle, easy to care

for on small acreage, $ 5,000 OBO trades

considered. Ed Kimbrough, Summerfi eld

336- 644- 9785.

Gulf coast sheep 5 ewes, 3 reg.,

parasite resistant, $ 100-$ 150. David

Sweeney, Raleigh 919- 851- 0856.

Two male pygmy goats, 3 m/ o,

$ 20-$ 30. Teresa Smith, Olin 704- 539-

5412.

Two Alpine dairy goats, mother/

daughter pair, 2 ½ y/ o, reg., daughter

1 y/ o, very gentle, well behaved while

milking, $ 250 OBO. Michelle Stith,

Pittsboro 919- 542- 5488.

Livestock

For Sale

LIVESTOCK

20+ farmland/ pasture in Harnett co

and/ or surrounding co. Sharon McLaurin,

Lillington 919- 390- 8934.

Bear hunting land in Ashe co, very

responsible hunter and will leave it as I

found it, will pay small fee. Chad Eckard,

Conover 828- 466- 0051.

For lease farm land or hunting land

in Surry co. Michael Gordon, Siloam

336- 926- 5864.

Farm and timber land for hunt-ing

lease outside dog hunting counties,

long term preferred, responsible and

experienced. Jeb Williams, Raleigh

919- 787- 8391.

To lease hunting land, responsible

hunter, will provide insurance and respect

for all land owner’s conditions. Adam

Beane, Winston- Salem 336- 413- 7214.

To rent or lease pasture land for

beef cattle in Anson or Union co. Sam

Locklear, Indian Trail 704- 634- 7926.

To lease pasture, 20 to 40 ac in

southern Randolph co area for cattle, will

pay land taxes and maintain fences. Chris

Stewart, Asheboro 336- 873- 7875.

Farmland

Wanted

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

FARMLAND FARMLAND

17+ ac farm 7 ac cleared and fenced

pasture, rest mostly wooded, run in

barn, shed, large stocked bass pond,

very private, between Oxford and Hen-derson,

$ 275,000. Don Teasley, Oxford

252- 433- 9293.

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.

13.89 ac mini farm, mostly cleared,

40x48 concrete barn, garage, multiple

outbuildings, small creek, fenced pastures

w/ frostless spigot, 3 b/ r, 2 bath double

wide, $ 229,000. Ramona Norman, Salis-bury

704- 209- 3006 or 232- 1650.

40+ ac Christmas tree farm, large estate

quality log home and outbuildings, 17,000

fraser fi r trees, 90% open land, perfect for

grazing or horses, borders stocked trout

stream, $ 1,800,000. Richard London,

Laurel Springs 336- 982- 4040.

80 ac family farm, peaceful, 40 ac

pasture, 40 ac wooded, long bold creek,

spark branch, large 7 stall barn, hay loft,

tack room, 8 room farm house, large

shop, building, tool shed, turkey/ deer,

ideal for horses, $ 600,000. Gene Richard,

Rutherford County 704- 263- 1197.

25 ac 500 ft front on NC Hwy 704,

3.5 mi east of US220, 2 streams, natural

lake site, hardwood rolling terrain on

NC Forest management, $ 5,700/ per

ac. Douglas Ramseur, Madison 336-

548- 2820.

40 ac Stokes co, old log house, septic

system, spring, bold creek, good mixed

timber, good hunting, 1 mile from Dan

River, $ 4,000/ per ac. John Parsons,

Walnut Cove 336- 591- 7267, 409- 1345,

or 813- 3659.

77 ac northern person co, cleared

and ideal for horses, small pond,

$ 220,000. Dean Wallace, Roxboro

336- 599- 6439.

77.7 ac Randolph co, rolling terrain,

timbered, access road through property,

low taxes, $ 2,850/ ac OBO. Neil Evans,

Bennett 336- 879- 1355.

Approx. 5 ac horse property six stall

barn with all amenities, septic available,

$ 195,000. Nancy Fournier, Richlands

910- 324- 7243.

100 ac farm with house, barns, stor-age,

pastures, creeks, ideal for cattle or

horses, $ 600/ mo. Boyd Lockhart, Semora

336- 234- 8518.

28+ ac with stream 1,691 ft road

frontage, house, $ 325,000. Ernest Kirksey,

Rockwell 704- 633- 6555.

4.61 ac horse farm for lease or sale,

old farm house, 6 stall barn, riding ring,

hay shavings storage, feed/ tack room,

fenced pasture, $ 650/ per month or

$ 189,900 for sale. Shelley Lilly, Browns

Summit 336- 215- 4528.

17.5 ac Tyro TWP, 2 creeks, full

road frontage, 90% fenced barbed wire,

k3/ 4 pasture, ½ ac fi sh pond, $ 240,000.

Steve Yarborough, Lexington 336-

787- 4003.

8.0 ac Alleghany co, 8 mi south

of Sparta, joins Blue Ridge Parkway,

paved road to property approximately

1,000 ft frontage, good farm house and

out buildings, all open, grass and home

orchard, excellent well water, pond site,

tillable soil suitable for pasture, Christmas

trees, general farming, $ 249,900. Frank

Williams, Sparta 336- 372- 1946.

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- cell.

Two parcels 47.06 ac and 52.07

ac, mostly wooded with 15 year old

timber, open fi elds for grazing, small

pond, turkey and deer plentiful, $ 7,500

ac in Rowan co. Rod Poole, Salisbury

704- 633- 7369.

57.4 ac in Northern Randolph co,

60% pasture and completely fenced in,

this property has lake on it, Davidson co

water available, $ 14,000/ per ac. Gerry

Farlow, Sophia 336- 442- 6665.

19 ac south Rowan co, barn and stable,

2 homes, $ 1,100,000. Alan Balentine,

Mooresville 704- 857- 1819.

49 ac farm, Hyde co, near Lake

Mattamuskeet, with road frontage, nice

3 b/ r renovated farm house, large barn/

shelter/ stable, $ 325,000. Jerry Midyette,

Chapel Hill 919- 942- 8407.

10 ac farm 2 stall barn, ½ ac stocked

pond, 4 ac fenced, 1.5 story house,

$ 1,410,672. Larry Fisher, Cary 919-

931- 8962.

56 ac horse or cattle farm, ¾ open

with good grass, live stream, all fenced,

lots of marketable timber, joins Ala-mance

co, farm in southern Caswell co,

$ 3,500/ per ac OBO. J. B. Ross, Burlington

336- 421- 9383.

150 ac dairy farm, all fenced and

X fenced for cattle or horses, creeks,

ponds, barns, milk parlor in southern

Davidson co, $ 890,000. Hal Parker,

Asheboro 336- 302- 4545.

142 ac southern Davidson co, 85

ac fenced, water, barn, utility building,

remainder in hardwoods, $ 2,500 ft road

frontage, $ 7,000/ per ac; 111 wooded ac,

southern Davidson co, $ 6,000/ per ac.

Colon Terrell, Denton 336- 859- 3611.

17+ ac mini farm southern Per-son

co, 800 ft paved road front, half

wooded, half open, recently surveyed,

ideal for horses/ hunting, convenient to

Durham, Roxboro, Butner and RTP,

$ 120,000. Larry Weaver, Rougemont

336- 364- 7516.

8 ac Yadkin co, fenced pasture

with 1 ac pond in center, 492.1 ft road

frontage, $ 80,000. Kathleen Reavis,

Winston- Salem 336- 924- 8856.

38.2 ac 4th generation farm, located

Julian, 10 ac fi elds, remainder wooded,

great horse barn, tobacco barn, other

farm bldings, no house, $ 269,000. Ruth

Deviney, Greensboro 336- 852- 4344.

Hunting land for lease Sampson

co., 225 ac. wooded w/ water ( pond),

blueberry fi elds, many extras, deer,

black bear, turkey, boar, ducks & fox,

$ 10/ ac. Michael Crippen, Garland 910-

529- 1469.

23 +/- ac. East Rutherford co., open

& wooded, near Cliffside & Shelby,

$ 6,000/ ac. Tom Maske, Charlotte 704-

525- 0975.

8 ac mini mountain farm, barn,

other out buildings, good farm house,

all cleared in grass except small apple

orchard, grapes and peaches, adjoins

Blue Ridge Parkway, $ 259,900. Frank

Williams, Sparta 336- 372- 1946.

Trout farm & hatchery near Bre-vard,

less than $ 250,000 annual market

in place, all equip. & inventory incld.,

$ 985,000. Chris Selle, Pisgah Forest

828- 884- 9890.

16 ½ ac north Iredell co, part wooded

and part cleared with small branch road

frontage county water, $ 180,000. Harold

Brown, Union Grove 704- 539- 4857.

18 ac mini farm 10 ac good farm

land, pasture for animals, small pond,

hay barn, equipment shelters, 2 b/ r

house, road frontage, near Fayetteville,

$ 140,000. Shirley Surles, Dunn 910-

892- 4436.

47 ac vineyard, ½ open, ½ hard-woods,

36x60 shop, 2,000 sq ft house, 8

buildings, 2 wells, pond, $ 399,000. Rod

Cate, Snow Camp 704- 991- 5937.

3.7 ac bottom land on Union Cross Ch

Rd, Yadkin co, large creek mostly open

and road frontage, $ 7,500/ per ac. Dave

Darby, Advance 704- 905- 2435.

29.97 ac Davidson co, 10 stall barn

with large pasture, large metal garage,

brick house, etc., $ 625,000. Paul and Lori

Curry, Lexington 336- 240- 5552.

51 ac mini farm or hunting retreat,

pond, adjacent to state gamelands, Cas-well

co, $ 3,495/ per ac. Sam Munday,

Greensboro 336- 358- 3225.

13.79 ac 10.32 ac mountain land,

$ 5,000/ ac, new survey, good owner fi -

nancing, will not divide. Brown Osborne,

N. Wilkesboro 336- 838- 4590.

18 ac pasture land with 2 creeks and 2

small ponds, fenced and X fenced, great

for horses, cattle or vineyard, rolling hills,

plenty of water, $ 90,000. Anthony Barnes,

Sandy Ridge 336- 616- 4452.

54 ac prime farmland near Lake

Mattamuskeet within view of Pamlico

Sound, horse stable, great for hunting

club, etc., 5 b/ r house, $ 500,000. Emery

Midyette, Engelhard 252- 921- 0298.

Baby, mini donkey to buy or trade

for reg. Nigerian dwarf goats. J. Efi rd,

Oakboro 704- 485- 4694.

Six horse aluminum trailer, slant,

preferably with mid tack bu will consider

all 6 horse trailers. Paula Reisdorff,

Greensboro 334- 750- 8761.

Horses &

Supplies

Wanted

HORSES

Horse trailer 2 horse, GC, BP,

$ 1,450; paint horse, 3 y/ o, brown/ white,

$ 225. Jerry Helms, Kannapolis 704-

857- 9010.

Hackney pony bay gelding, beau-tiful,

wonderful trot, good for pasture

or someone younger, $ 500. Margaret

Covington, Lawndale 704- 538- 9467.

TWH reg., sorrel, DOB 3/ 08; geld-ing,

5 y/ o, long mane and tail, good trail

horse, $ 1,200. Barry McKinney, Granite

Quarry 704- 213- 2503.

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

black/ white with blue eyes, sorrel

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

parents on site, $ 800 up. Bill and Pam

Banks, Clayton 919- 412- 1684.

At stud APHA sorrel and white

Tovero proven color producer previous

offspring on site for more information,

stud fee $ 200, mare care will depend

on how long we have to keep her and

care for her. Hattie Furr, Albemarle

704- 438- 0575.

Ponies sweet, gentle, cute, kid safe, all

ages, colors and breeds. $ 350 up. Lauren

Morris, Troy 910- 573- 0537.

Wagon with tongue shafts, brakes

and top, Hafl inger size, $ 1,200. Will

Cullins, Apex 919- 772- 4486.

Circle Y show saddle, 16” seat, oak

color, lots of silver, matching breast

collar, $ 1,250. Pam Marshburn, Burgaw

910- 232- 5182.

Mini donkeys, reg. breeding quality

foals, males, $ 500, females, $ 800. Joan or

Steve Levitt, Efl and 919- 563- 9527.

Mustang gelding chestnut, 14h, 7

y/ o, currently in training, excellent all

around prospect, $ 1,500 nego. Julie

Davis, Sanford 919- 777- 0815.

SSH mare 11 y/ o, reg., black/ white;

SSH gelding, reg. black/ white, 6 y/ o,

mother/ son, excellent horses, $ 2,500/ ea.

Dana Clayton, Winston- Salem 336-

344- 1608.

Travel corral panels 18 for horse

camping or small roundpen, 6 ft wide x

5 ft tall, $ 700. Judy Bennett, Taylorsville

336- 406- 4214.

Silver Tennessee show saddle, by

Crates, $ 1,000. Charlotte Harrington,

Sanford 919- 498- 4050.

Tobiano Paint/ Arabian X going

well under saddle, walk/ trot/ canter,

solid on trails, will make excellent

mount for teen girl or woman, started

over fences, $ 2,500; AQHA going well

under saddle, $ 3,000. Ann Moss Joyner,

Mebane 919- 566- 4109.

Horse boarding 45 minutes from

Greensboro, 25 minutes from Hills-borough,

stable with hot/ cold wash

stall, tack room, 12x12 stalls, etc.,

$ 175-$ 325/ mo. Elizabeth MacDonald,

Blanch 336- 694- 1737.

Western show/ trail saddle, LNC,

$ 500. Susan Elliott, Locust 704- 485-

4761.

Adult 17” western saddle black

color, VGC, other gear and blankets,

$ 300 OBO. Belinda Blackman, St. Pauls

910- 865- 9341.

10 y/ o sorrel 12h, $ 800 OBO. Belinda

Hudspeth, Boonville 336- 468- 2211.

Horse boarding full/ pasture, $ 275.

Laura, Kenly 919- 284- 4636.

Sorrel paint mare 10 y/ o, very gentle,

trail rides, $ 600; palomino QH, 3 y/ o,

very gentle, $ 600. Wayne Matthews,

Sanford 919- 774- 8995.

Metallic chestnut Arabian geld-ing,

willing, very well broke, English,

western, areana, trail, etc., $ 4,000. M.

Jamie, Huntersville 704- 948- 8689.

Horse boarding safe fencing, round

pen, riding arena, trails, tack room,

HC wash room, deep bed stalls, picked

daily, quality feed 2 x’s daily, Timothy/

orchard hay, daily turnout $ 350/ full

board. Diane Duquette, Wake Forest

919- 554- 9220.

Appaloosa mares brood mares,

Plaudiit bloodlines, Leopard 15.1h,

$ 950; appaloosa 15.1h liver, chestnut

w/ blanket, rides, $ 1,500, would like to

sell together. Laura Zygmunt, Ivanhoe

910- 620- 7680.

Horse boarding, self care board

only, $ 150/ mo. Phillip Essey, Laurinburg

910- 276- 4466.

’ 88 Kiefer 2 horse BP GC with

ramp, dress. rm, 7’ 3, $ 3,600. M. Glenda,

Rockingham 910- 895- 6079.

Saddle gently used on pony, tan suede,

bridle and reins included, $ 50. Mickey

Partain, Star 910- 948- 4213.

TB gelding, 17.2h, bay, great dres-sage

potential, great mover, $ 3,000;

gray Selle Francais/ Hano X mare, 7 y/ o,

jumper and dressage prospect, $ 10,000

to $ 15,000. Julia Cobb, Rockwell 704-

209- 3596.

Paint mare, sorrel, 15 y/ o, reg.,

$ 1,500. Kelly Barker, Cove City 252-

514- 1835.

TB/ TWH gelding, 16.3h, big, 4 y/ o,

under saddle, ridden western/ English,

great show prospect, $ 2,600 nego. Jennifer

Miller, Clemmons 336- 978- 6790.

’ 02 Exiss 5 horse slant load trailer,

7 ft interior, standard DRM, rear tack,

aluminum fl oor, 50/ 50 rear doors, custom

boot box, 24 ft awning, VGC, $ 14,500.

Christine Wilson, 336- 425- 5150.

Belgian mare 5 y/ o, reg., green

broke, easy keeper, easy to work with,

gets along with other horses, $ 1,000

OBO. Savannah Trantham, Candler

828- 665- 1360.

TWH 16 y/ o reg. sorrel gelding,

15.3 h, smooth, not for beginners, trail

experience, $ 1,800. P. Hester, Oxford

919- 693- 8248.

Pinto gelding, black/ white, 3 y/ o,

13.3h, trained, will jump, nice kid horse

for show or trail, great dispo, no vices,

$ 2,000. Candace Link, Mocksville

336- 413- 5204.

Gore High 2 horse tag a long, trailer,

tall doors at rear, GC, $ 1,500. Claude

Thomas, Siler City 919- 742- 4676.

Appie hunter, large pony, nice mover,

show winner in spite of rat tail, very

cute, good for older advance beginner

or intermediate child, $ 2,900. Susan

Walker, New Hill 919- 387- 0822.

Cart, will fi t 13- 15h horse, new

pneumatic tires, $ 200. Barbara Grubb,

Hillsborough 919- 732- 6847.

Morgan pony 3 y/ o fi lly, 12 h,

broke to ride, green broke to drive,

willing worker, no bad habits, not for

beginners, winter blanket, etc. included,

$ 1,000. Heather Williams, Yanceyville

336- 694- 1792.

Paint mare sorrel reg., 15 y/ o,

$ 1,500; paint mare, bay, 10 y/ o, reg.,

$ 1,500. Kelly Barker, Cove City 252-

514- 1835.

Meadowbrook cart, draft size, shafts

90, $ 1,200. Carol Carter, Hurdle Mills

336- 364- 4739.

Pair Half Percheron/ QH dapple gray,

14 y/ o, approximately weight 1,200 lbs,

broke to drive and ride, excellent work

team, $ 3,000. Cline Hamrick, Shelby

704- 472- 3571.

Horse boarding, 7 ac pasture, shel-ter

and lots of shade and other horses,

includes grain, vitality ultra, and quality

grass hay twice daily, $ 300/ mo. Randal

Carter, Raleigh 919- 796- 9852.

’ 95 Featherlite 3 horse slant load

trailer rear tack, front dress rm with

walk thru door, new brakes, awning,

$ 9,600. Greg Lowery, Morganton 828-

430- 0404.

Two Harris show halters, dark leather,

engraved silver, star pattern, $ 450/ ea.

Steve Fox, Madison 336- 548- 2791.

Horse boarding stall with paddock,

turn out daily, hay/ grain provided, stal-lions

welcome, $ 250/ mo. S. Boisselle,

Siler City 336- 879- 2892.

Crosby Prix De Nations close contact

youth saddle, wide tree, $ 500. Monica

Byrd, Mt. Pleasant 704- 436- 6773.

Black TB gelding, athletic, 16h,

gentle, mannerly, used on trails, pony

club, hunter hack, former steeplechase

jumper, $ 2,000; QH gelding, 16h, reg.,

Impressive, Boston Mac lines, $ 1,500. N.

Lindsay, Chapel Hill 919- 967- 3200.

Gray paint mare, 9 y/ o, Zippo

Calico Ann, $ 1,200. Tim Marsh, Sanford

919- 499- 8493.

’ 83 GN horse trailer, 3 horse with

LQ, $ 1,200. David Pendergrass, Yadk-inville

336- 426- 8284.

TWH, Pusher bloodline, 16.3h, reg.,

dark bay gelding, great on trails, $ 1,500;

TWH, reg., gelding, sire Generators

Silver Dollar, great on trails, $ 1,800.

Angel Coleman, Browns Summit 336-

621- 0284.

Gray work or ride horse, very well

mannered, $ 1,250. G. Thornburg, Dallas

704- 922- 9797.

Donkeys standard/ mammoth X,

various ages, sexes and colors, $ 200-

$ 600. Michael Stewart, Angier 919-

796- 2132.

Older buckboard, new paint, needs

little work, GC, $ 1,500. Hope Lucas,

Clinton 910- 990- 9255.

HORSES

October 2008 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7

Upland creecy, Virginia creeper

vine, $. 25/ packet + SASE. Thad Wise-man,

2541 Union Cross Church Rd.,

Yadkinville 27055.

Fraser fi r Christmas trees, 4 ft- 12 ft

tall, premium quality wholesale or retail,

# 1 or # 2, 7,000 ready to cut in 2008,

$ 12-$ 70. Bryan Hensley, Burnsville

828- 682- 3795.

Mole beans, 12/$ 1. W. R. Dail, 23

Tranquil Lane, Willow Springs 27592.

Seeds & Plants

For Sale

Guineas any unusual colors. Clint

Dobbins, New London 704- 517- 6095.

Dominique pullets or hens. Jean

Broker, Robbins 910- 464- 5244.

Poultry &

Supplies

Wanted

Single comb, light and dark brown,

large bantam bred for exhibition and util-ity,

NCDA certifi ed, outstanding layers

and foragers, $ 25/ pair or $ 35/ trio. Mark

Atwood, Thomasville 336- 476- 5503.

Buff Orpingtons chickens full

blood, $ 8 to $ 10/ ea. J. Parrish, Durham

919- 688- 3235.

Mixed breed rooster barred Old

English bantams, $ 5-$ 10. Jason Gaines,

Goldston 919- 837- 5643.

Pheasants red golds, $ 45/ pair; yellow

golds, $ 40/ pair; Lady Amherst, $ 45/ pair;

Reeves, $ 45/ pair; Elliots, $ 90/ pair; grey

peacock pheasants, $ 150/ pair; white call

ducks, $ 45/ pair, etc. C. Byrd, Linden

910- 497- 8192.

Old English bantams, BB reds,

duckwings, barred, black, white, and

red pyle, young and old, show birds,

$ 5-$ 20. Cody Garner, Carthage910-

783- 9334.

Peafowl hand raised, tame, healthy

chicks and adult breeding stock, India

blue, white and pied, $ 75 up. Suki Mahar,

Boone 540- 651- 4414.

Jumbo Bobwhite quail fl ight ready

for ’ 08-’ 09 season, Chukar also available,

quail, $ 4/ ea- Chukar, $ 8/ ea. Kenneth

Briel, Smithfi eld 919- 934- 4501.

Game chickens hatch and hatch

grays, $ 25-$ 50. Lee Cockman, Bunnlevel

910- 893- 3647.

India blue peafowl 3 y/ o pair, $ 135;

pheasants, silvers, melanistic mutant,

swinhoe and red crested Amherst, $ 10 up.

Ed Mills, Kannapolis 704- 932- 8034.

Quail, Gambel, California, Tennessee

red, blue scale, Mexican speckled, jumbo

and white bobwhites, Butler, Coturnix,

Texas A& M, Tibetan Reds, Jumbo browns

and whites, Hungarians, red, gray and

white, Chukars, Barbary, $ 1.50 up. Jimmy

Furr, Stanfi eld 704- 888- 0213.

Poultry house equipment, two

300 ft houses, chore time feeders, val

drinkers, brooders, tunnel and sidewall

fans, etc., $ 100 up. Steven Bozzo, Bear

Creek 919- 742- 5596.

Bobwhite quail, $ 3/ ea. Bill Ellington,

Hollister 919- 853- 3636.

Show type bantams Old English

cochins games, $ 5 up. Johnny Lowder,

Albemarle 704- 983- 4669.

Bantam Millie fl eur, golden and

silver campine, $ 5 up. L. B. Deal, Win-ston-

Salem 336- 813- 4531.

Yellow hatch game cross stags, great

range birds, $ 10-$ 20/ ea. Philip Pennell,

Cedar Grove 919- 643- 1465.

Blue slate and bronze turkeys;

ringneck and red gold pheasants, $ 12

up. Randy Allen, Albemarle 704- 986-

0345.

Started Plymouth barred Rock and

Buckeye pullets, $ 10/ up; cockerals, $ 10

up, some breeds $ 25 up. Jamie Duck-worth,

Kenly 919- 284- 0530.

Mute swans, black swans, wood-ducks,

mandarins, pintails, redheads,

American wigeons, greenwinged teal,

cinnamon teal, call ducks, commonshell

ducks, Cuban tree ducks, barhead geese,

Lesser whitefront geese, $ 10 up. Brian

Daughtry, La Grange 919- 751- 2933.

Ducks full grown all colors, $ 8. Barbara

Welch, Bennett 336- 581- 3742.

Birmingham Rollers old Jaconette

line, deep spinners, $ 20 up. Danny Horner,

Mebane 919- 563- 5658.

Pigeons and bantams rollers and

homers, $ 7/ ea; muffed and parlor tumblers,

$ 10/ ea; black tailed Japs, buff, $ 8/ pair,

no shipping. J. F. Morgan, Huntersville

704- 875- 6463.

Bourbon red mix turkey poults,

DOB 7/ 08, $ 15/ ea or two for $ 25; RIR

mix roosters, DOB spring ’ 07, $ 5/ ea.

Lee Rundquist, Indian Trail 704- 753-

4406.

Bobwhite quail, $ 3/ ea. Bill Ellington,

Hollister 919- 853- 3636.

Approx. 800 12x121/ 2” gray turf

poultry nest bottom pads, cleaned and

disinfected, $. 50/ ea. Donald Millsaps,

Hiddenite 828- 632- 5510.

Bantams modern gam BB red whites,

silver DW, $ 25/ pair. William Brown,

Troy 910- 572- 1190.

Chicken layers block astrolops,

black giants, white rock, RIR, variety of

bantams, BB reds, game, silkies, turkeys,

Peaking ducks, guineas and modern game,

old English. Arthur Gaytan, Randleman

336- 498- 8118.

Call ducks white, blue, black, gray

and snowy, only in pairs, $ 25 up. David

Monin, Waxhaw 704- 243- 2479.

5,000 red sex link started pullets,

vaccinated and debeaked small orders,

$ 5.75/ ea. E. D. Snider, Staley 336-

622- 2942.

Pigeons, Birmingham rollers comp,

bred, old Carolinia family deep spin-ners,

$ 20 up. D. R. Dennis, Randleman

336- 498- 5034.

Bantam chickens $ 5 up. D. J. Pelt,

LaGrange 919- 778- 0361.

California valley quail $ 5/ ea in

lots of 20, more will be cheaper. Harvey

Parks, Greensboro 336- 621- 4288.

Pair of O. E. Millie Fleur bantams,

roosters and silver duckwing roosters,

$ 6-$ 15. C. B. Martin, Raleigh 919-

266- 1841.

Young silkies $ 5-$ 10 depending

on age. Jill Bullock, Stokesdale 336-

548- 2977.

Birmingham rollers jacs very fast

rolling and excellent kitting, $ 15 up.

Brent Hensley, Elon 336- 584- 5260.

25 brown egg laying pullets, RIR

and rocks, 4 m/ o, $ 6/ ea. J. R. Webb,

Colfax 336- 668- 7900.

Old English game bantams black

tail red, silver duckwing, black tail buff,

white, ginger red, buff black mottled,

$ 24/ trio and up. Marty Perry, Bunn

919- 496- 0121.

New, large, assembled poultry box

type brooder with 110 volt heating, 2

feeders and water trough, $ 200/ cash.

Leroy Byrd, Fountain 252- 749- 2081.

Homing pigeons several colors,

$ 5/ ea. Charles Davis, Mooresboro

828- 657- 6561.

Poultry house equipment, adult

turkey and chicken cyclone feedlines,

plasson waters, brooders, sidewall heat-ers,

fans, 24” and 36”, medicators and

B& B chlorinator, VGC, $ 100 up. Steve

Grady, Goldsboro 919- 920- 3354.

Dominique cockerels 6 m/ o, standard

bred, $ 10/ ea. James Roberts, Marshall

828- 649- 3126.

Bobwhite quail young started birds,

older ones, raised in 400 ft converted

chicken house, raised in the dark, pheas-ant

and Chukar, $ 2.30 up. Dave Welch,

Spring Hope 252- 478- 7575.

Emus blue head type, bred for confor-mation,

good selection, $ 150/ ea; empty

eggs, $ 10/ ea. Ricky Nixon, Randleman

336- 498- 4253.

Red sex links and RIR, 17 w/ o,

ready to start laying, $ 8-$ 10; chickens,

turkeys, ducks, guineas and other ani-mals,

$ 2-$ 25. A. Culberson, Bear Creek

919- 548- 7345.

Miscellaneous ducks and roosters,

$ 15/ ea; 3 ostriches, 1 male, 2 female,

sold together, $ 100/ ea. Paul or Maria

Conti, Reidsville 336- 342- 5113.

Slats, nipple drinkers, egg room

cooler, hen feeder with scales, rooster

feeders, high pressure sodium lights,

$ 700 up. Eugene White, Taylorsville

828- 632- 6803 or 312- 6018.

Bobwhite quail $ 4; ringneck

pheasant, $ 11. Ron Worley, Swannanoa

828- 298- 0327.

Guineas 2 weeks to adults, various

colors, $ 3 up; white call ducks, $ 20/ ea;

small chickens, $ 5/ ea, discounts on

multiples. Daylon Powell, Indian Trail

704- 821- 4374.

Young hand raised emerald green

Spaulding, white, India blue, India

Blue pied and midnight peacocks,

$ 75-$ 300. Randy Tysinger, Sophia

336- 861- 9121.

Hatching eggs from buff orpingtons

and OEGBs, $ 20 up. Kandace Green,

Bladenboro 910- 874- 3035.

Peafowl, adults and ’ 08 hatch, $ 25

up. Dennis Massey, Princeton 919-

965- 8696.

Royal palm, white Holland, Belts-ville

white turkeys $ 15. Steve Ashman,

Chocowinity 252- 561- 6243.

Red cedar incubator, VGC, hold

1,500 eggs for quail, chicken, turkey

or geese, runs great, $ 350. Hunter Not-tingham,

Rockwell 704- 808- 1027.

Indian runner ducks males and

females available, $ 8/ ea. Jerry Elliott,

Cerro Gordo 910- 654- 3158.

White rock 1 y/ o laying hens, lay

large brown eggs, $ 5.50/ ea. Randy Wright,

Staley 336- 622- 2386 or 622- 2397.

Araucana roosters double tufted and

rumples, two available, $ 5; Americana

roosters, Free. Randall Baker, Durham

919- 451- 0698.

Two black Langshan roosters $ 10/ ea,

tame good temperament, fed organic diet

in excellent health, need clean happy

home, $ 10/ ea. Lisa or David Whitaker,

Denton 336- 859- 5342.

Naragansett poults hatched April

2008, $ 15 to $ 25/ pair. Sheila McHugh,

Raleigh 919- 846- 2624.

Homing racing pigeons, banded and

ready to train and fl y, $ 10. Scott Sink,

Lexington 336- 250- 0685.

Silkie chicks 3 m/ o black, white,

buff Orps, 3 m/ o pullets and cockerals,

5 m/ o pullets available, various breeds,

$ 5 up. Ginger Wood, Salisbury 704-

636- 6909- h.

Welsummer chicks, $ 5; young

guineas, $ 5; RIR chicks, $ 4; fresh

eggs, $ 2/ doz. Janice Tart, Lillington

910- 984- 6217.

Assorted bantams silkies, Amerau-canas,

other varieties, $ 5.50 up. Nathan

Nance, Asheboro 336- 963- 0383.

Bobwhite quail fl ight conditioned

ready for quail season, fast flyers,

healthy, great for bird dog training,

$ 3.50 to $ 4. Randy Bowers, Albemarle

704- 982- 3182.

Chickens $ 5 up, RIR, Rocks, Cornish,

barnvelders, Wyandottes, buckeyes, 5

m/ o, pullets ready to lay, $ 8 up. Shelby

Lanier, Goldsboro 919- 920- 3622.

Small fl ock ’ 08 hatch, black Wyandotte

bantams, 2 cockerels and 10 pullets, $ 150.

Chris Ervay, Apex 919- 880- 8538.

Emus 6 m/ o, easy to tame, make

great livestock guardians, $ 100/ ea. Elbert

Rogers, Germanton 336- 969- 5503.

18 30,000 BTU brooders, pancake,

3 electric motors off feedline, 1 chore-time

feeder control; 2 Mark 220 alarm

controls, 2 water clocks. T. Harmon,

Julian 336- 685- 4059.

Full and bantam chickens, purebred,

certifi ed pullorium free breeders, RIR,

Americanna, Rock, Pheonix, Salmon

Favorelles, young, healthy, $ 5 up. Marie

Duffey, Pinnacle 336- 325- 2405.

Pairs of breeding poultry speckled

Sussex, white leghorn, silver laced

wyandottes, $ 25/ ea pair. Colette Nester,

Sparta 336- 372- 8574.

Ostrich yearlings 350 lbs, chicks

and 2 m/ o birds, $ 175. Jake Perkins,

Reidsville 336- 324- 2966.

Brown Chinese geese, 3 to 4 m/ o,

healthy, only 4 available, $ 30/ ea. Jaine

Parry, Raleigh 919- 870- 0609.

Rare silver spangled Hamburg

chickens, 5 hens, 1 rooster, black and

white spotted $ 50. C. Rhodes, Plymouth

252- 793- 6451.

’ 08 RIR pullets, cockerels, $ 9 up

baby chicks hatched to order, $ 3/ ea;

hatching eggs, $. 75/ ea. Ross Olive,

Apex 919- 362- 8446.

Turkeys pasture raised, blue slate, 3

m/ o, $ 14/ ea; 1 m/ o $ 10/ ea; runner ducks

mated pair, $ 16 or $ 8/ ea, blue, fawn or

tuxedo. Virginia McGuire, Mooresboro

828- 657- 9271.

’ 08 peacocks, blue, blue pied, blue

pied W/ E, white blackshoulder, black

shoulder, pied, oaten, midnight black

shoulder, $ 40 up. Andrea Foor, Raleigh

919- 271- 4409.

California Valley quail and gamble

quail, ’ 07 and ’ 08 hatch, $ 15-$ 20/ per

pair. Larry Orr, Hendersonville 828-

674- 9724.

Poultry &

Supplies

For Sale

POULTRY & SUPPLIES POULTRY & SUPPLIES

Livestock rescue and adoption,

large family farm, no kill facility. Norm

Loomis, Cameron 910- 245- 1963.

Good home to unwanted livestock,

lots of feed and hay. Billy Hendrix,

Tobaccoville 336- 978- 8955.

Baby, female goat, Nubian or hornless

for a small child, reasonable price. Craig

Cannon, Sr., Beaufort 252- 728- 7578.

Texas longhorn or Corriente cows,

heifers or bulls, anywhere in western

NC. Colby Frazier, Waynesville 828-

400- 9825.

Goats and sheep Free to good home,

Caswell co. Rick Davies, Providence

336- 388- 1554.

Nubian nanny or billy with spots,

reasonable price. Clint Dobbins, New

London 704- 517- 6095.

Young black baldie bull, $ 450-

$ 700. Dalton Hartman, Advance 336-

998- 4723.

Livestock

Wanted

Boer goats, 100% full blooded and

percentage, $ 200-$ 500. Duane Price,

Linden 910- 893- 3058.

Alpine dairy goats, hand raised,

easy milker, kids, dry yearlings, bucks

and milkers, $ 50 up. Leon Albright,

Thomasville 336- 472- 0725.

Boer, Kiko and percentage goats, all

sizes and ages, $ 45 +. Angela Everhart,

Durham 919- 598- 0031.

Nigerian dwarf goats from milk-ing

show lines great for 4H and small

homesteads, CAE/ Johnnes tested colorful

and friendly, $ 50 up. Christine Peckman,

Mebane 919- 304- 5804.

One Nigerian dwarf wether, 1

AGS NDGA blue eyed proven Nigerian

dwarf buck, $ 125; 1 AGS NDGA reg.

doeling, $ 200. Steve Gibson, Pilot Mtn.

336- 368- 1945.

Suffolk ram purebred, DOB ’ 06,

calm, easy to handle, experienced 3

breeding seasons, $ 200. Sarah Buchanan,

Siler City 919- 451- 3658.

Longhorns 3 heifers, 1 bull, 1 steer,

300- 400 lbs, $ 250/ ea. Langdon Pleasant,

Angier 919- 291- 9168.

Cow/ calf pairs, Angus herd bull, Santa

Gertrudis, Hereford, Charolais cows, all

bred back to Angus bull, $ 5,750. Wayne

Dickerson, Ruffi n 336- 939- 2323.

Boer billy $ 100 OBO. Jason Isley,

Liberty 336- 565- 9070.

Fainting goats black/ white 3 males,

1 female, Boer wethers all sizes, $ 50

up. David Aldridge, Pleasant Garden

336- 674- 6767.

Angus and Angus X bulls lots of

muscle, 2 reg. Angus heifers, $ 900 up.

David White, Dallas 704- 913- 5157.

100% Boer bucks ABGA/ IBGA reg.,

1 y/ o traditional buck, 2 y/ o, solid red

buck w/ solid red blood line, 50% SA,

100% nannies and billies from reg. stock,

DOB 4/ 08 and 5/ 08. Martina Bingham,

West Jefferson 336- 877- 3159.

Nigerian/ Toggenburg X goats and

pure Nigerians great milkers, 2 does and

2 bucks, $ 70. M. Steve, Belews Creek

336- 908- 2551.

Gelbvieh bull reg., red, polled, 4

y/ o, sired by JRI Top Secret, excellent

bloodlines and EPDs, $ 1,500. Jimmy

Sink, Yadkinville 336- 463- 5940.

Reg. Angus bull, red, DOB 8/ 07,

Felicity and Advancer bloodlines, delivery

available, $ 1,000. Sam Locklear, Indian

Trail 704- 634- 7926.

Nubian and Toggenburg dairy

goats, purebred kids, yearlings, bucks

and milkers, $ 150 up. Bob Smith, Indian

Trail 704- 517- 6020.

Purebred Alpine and Nubian milk-ers

ADGA, all licensed dairy milk line,

$ 125 to $ 200, discounts on buying two

or more goats; four Nigerian does, two

pygmy does and one Nigerian buck, no

horns very gentle, $ 40/ ea or $ 250/ for

all seven. Lisa Bingham, Chinquapin

910- 285- 8098.

Mini Nubian goats available, 1 wether,

1 doe with blue eyes, $ 75 up. Kathy Pat-terson,

Mebane 336- 514- 0155.

Goat herd six 15/ 16 or better Boer

nannies, with 9 females and 2 male

kids, one full French Alpine nannie has

been hand milked, $ 1000 for all. Diane

Walsh, Oxford 919- 690- 1852.

Black Simmental bulls moderate

birth weight, calving ease with good

growth AI sired, Goldmine, Joker, 878,

$ 1,500-$ 2,000. Bill Pyle, Franklinton

919- 494- 1145.

Boer goats bucks and does, all hi

percentage, $ 80-$ 150. Mike Bebber,

Mt. Ulla 704- 633- 3907.

Purebred polled Hereford bulls

ages 15 m/ o up, excellent bloodline,

Bennett, Fast Forward, low birth weights,

$ 700 up. Boyce Asbill, Asheboro 336-

629- 1994.

Angus cattle herd approximately

80 head due to start calving soon, ap-proximately

8- 10 y/ o, medium frame,

$ 100,000. Gregory Holtzmann, Manson

252- 430- 9581.

Purebred Limousin weanling

bulls and heifers, red and black, $ 400

up. Mitchel Spivey, Willow Spring

919- 552- 5220.

100% Boer bucks half Boer and half

Nubian bucks, all 4 m/ o, $ 75 up. Billy

Jones, Germanton 336- 591- 4984.

Nigerian dwarf goats good milking

lines, bred yearling doe, $ 250; kids due

October, doe kids, $ 200. Jill Bullock,

Stokesdale 336- 548- 2977.

Sheep, rams and ewes, $ 50-$ 100.

Johnny Mesimer, Woodleaf 704- 278-

9944.

Nubian bucks and does reg., excel-lent

bloodlines, including Connemara,

$ 200-$ 250. Ken Burton, Pisgah Forest

828- 862- 8286.

15 black commercial bred heifers,

sire by Nichols Angus bulls, bred to black

easy calving bull, will calve in spring

’ 09, $ 1,100; 8 yearlin commercial open

heifers sire by Nichols Angus bulls, $ 900.

Richard Hord Shelby 704- 482- 9628.

Boer goats 100% bucks and does cor-rect

color show quality, seven ennobled

bucks in bloodline, $ 100 up. Darrell Cain,

Walnut Cove 336- 595- 8250.

Blue face Leister lambs, born

spring of ’ 08, mostly wethers, one ram

available, some ewe lambs replacement

quality, 60- 85 lbs, adult ewes available,

fl ock starters or for mutton, weight 100-

150 lbs, all excellent lambing, parasite

resistant, $ 125 nego. Rebecca Shouse,

Semora 336- 234- 0389.

Texas Longhorns top bloodline, bred

for color, horn and disposition, $ 400 up.

Ron Skinner, Denton 336- 302- 0966.

Angus Simmental X bred cows,

pairs, 1 reg. black Angus bull, 1 black

Angus bull, $ 800-$ 1,200. Kevin Masten,

Pinnacle 336- 710- 3773.

Feeder pigs Yorkshire & Durock X,

$ 60 up; 2 ½ m/ o, 60+ lbs, Polkton area.

Louis Eason, Polkton 704- 201- 9728.

Llamas 4 y/ o brown and white fe-male,

7 m/ o white female, 6 m/ o white

male, $ 150-$ 325. Donna Farlow, Sophia

336- 861- 8909.

Black Angus bulls, three, full

blooded, excellent bloodlines, DOB

12/ 07, $ 1,000/ ea. Mac Webster, Madison

336- 316- 5601.

Boer goat bucks various ages, good

color, well built, $ 100 up. Mitzi Settle,

Elkin 336- 928- 9922.

Shetland sheep, angora goats, reg.

lambs, kids and adults, + wethered pets,

CAE/ OPP negative fl ock, excellent fi ber

and conformation, $ 50-$ 250. Elaina

Kenyon, Efl and 919- 563- 0439.

Black Angus heifers and bulls, excel-lent

bloodline, $ 675/ ea. Ronald Gaddy,

Taylorsville 828- 632- 7704.

Angus bull approximately 2 y/ o, good

herd bull, very gentle, $ 1,100. Wayne

Dickerson, Ruffi n 336- 939- 2323.

Boer goats ABGA reg., full blood

bucks, DOB 2/ 08, $ 175; high % bucks

and does, DOB 5/ 08, $ 85 up. David

Allen, Liberty 336- 622- 2070.

Kiko meat goats, % and purebred,

parasite resistant, excellent hoof health

and great mothers, bred with Boers for

superior goats, 450 up. Bill Thornton,

Raleigh 919- 365- 5111.

Dexter bull 6 m/ o, black, reg., $ 400,

delivery available. Karl Haberyan,

Charlotte 704- 226- 1800.

Boer goat starter herd, 10 Boer does

and 1 ABGA reg. buck all for $ 2,200. Jay

Norman, Ruffi n 336- 939- 3065.

Katadin bred ewes and ewe lambs,

$ 100. Daniel Stevens, Bennett 336-

581- 3562.

Sheep hand spinners mixed fl ock,

assorted breeds, colors, textures, all

can be handled well, Meg Zets, Parkton

910- 424- 9414.

Belted Galloways 5 brood cows,

registered bull, 5 yearlings, $ 7,000/ for

all OBO. Phillip Swaim, Winston- Salem

336- 788- 1162.

Alpine dairy goats reg. nannies,

different colors, $ 200 up, kids, $ 40/ ea;

buck black/ white champ bloodline,

$ 800; buck w/ long hair, $ 500; Nubian

and toggenburg goats, reg. nannies, no

horns, $ 200 up, etc. B. J. Wooten, Elm

City 252- 236- 1570.

Angus bulls calved in November

and December ’ 07, AI sired by 6I6, New

Market, Bushwacker, Retail Product,

GAR Solution, weaned, halter broke

and tattooed, $ 1,300-$ 1,500. John Cas-savaugh,

Lenoir 828- 728- 9007.

Black Angus bulls purebred, some

reg. 12 to 13 m/ o Traveler 112, Alliance

bloodlines, $ 950 up. Henry Craven,

Seagrove 336- 879- 2500.

Small herd of Boer goats 5 adult does,

and 1 buck, 5 y/ o, 100%, $ 900/ for all.

Chad Rouse, Zebulon 919- 496- 6953.

Polled Hereford bulls and heif-ers,

$ 600 up. Randy Davis, Burlington

336- 260- 5711.

Boer billies 8 m/ o, ready for breeding,

2 brown and white and 1 black/ white,

$ 75/ ea. Hunter Nottingham, Rockwell

704- 808- 1027.

Meat goats full blood and % Boers,

pastured, does, $ 125 up; bucks, $ 200 up,

senior doe reduction, $ 250 up, ready for

fall and winter breeding. Linda Klose,

Jacksonville 910- 455- 7123.

Black Angus bull reg., DOB 11/ 05,

sire Sitz Sleep Easy, dam Snow Hill Mil-lie

very gentle, approximately 1,400 lbs,

low birth weight calves, $ 1,200; pasture

bred beef cows, Brangus and Angus X,

grade cows, $ 700 up. Jerry Hendrix,

Mocksville 336- 998- 8263.

Feeder pigs DOB 7/ 08, pasture raised,

$ 50-$ 60 depending on size. Vance Faulk,

Snow Camp 336- 376- 8594.

Boer billy 99% can be reg., proven

producer, $ 200. Todd Holshouser,

Mooresville 704- 201- 5875.

4 Nubian/ Boer X goats 3 nannies

starting at $ 50 and 1 billy, $ 60. Seth White,

Winston- Salem 336- 971- 1442.

Boar hog red, weight approx. 220 lbs,

easy to manage, $ 140 OBO. Arol Smith,

Raeford 910- 848- 5089 or 308- 8179.

Reg. Gelbvieh bull homozygous

black homozygous polled, DOB 6/ 07,

CE103 BW 1.4 WW50 YW98 MK17,

TM 42, sire MHL Goldrush Visa J40,

$ 1,800. Clayton Yates, Purlear 336-

903- 8647.

Dorper sheep herd, some registered

others can be registered, few mixed,

$ 50 up. Charles Franklin, Jacksonville

910- 938- 2545.

Flock reduction reg. Finn sheep, 2

y/ o ewes, $ 125; ewe lambs, $ 125; ram

lambs, $ 100; ram sire, $ 400, excellent

meat and fl eeces, can give birth up to 7

lambs a season. Jeff Swanson, Harmony

336- 492- 2641.

Boer goats reg., AGBA, full blooded

and %, buck and does, buck service

available, $ 150 up. Kenneth Alley, East

Bend 336- 699- 2531.

Saanen dairy goats, ADGA 10

does, 2 bucks proven milkers and show

goats, accredited/ certifi ed $ 50 up, group

discount. Paula Reisdorff, Greensboro

334- 750- 8761.

Shetland sheep, breeding stock,

$ 300; lambs for 4H, meat and pets, $ 50,

NASSA fl ock, # 903, OPP free. Teresa

Fischer, Siler City 919- 742- 3234.

Pasture raised Duroc/ Landrace

feeder pigs, $ 50/ ea, will have purebred

Hereford hogs in spring of ’ 09, will be

selling breeding stock. Colette Nester,

Sparta 336- 372- 8574.

Nigerian dwarf buck free to approved

home, dehorned, friendly, small build,

black and white, Free. Steven Campbell,

Cedar Grove 336- 578- 2794.

Llamas several to choose from, males,

$ 150; females, $ 250. Jessy Stevens, Mt.

Airy 336- 352- 3508.

5 Belted Galloway cows, bull, all

young, calving soon, $ 3,950/ for all. Mary

Frances Brooks, 919- 693- 1246.

Purebred Nubians black/ white

spotted buck, does, some spotted, all

proven, produced colorful kids, black

buck kid, $ 150 up with discounts for

multiple purchases. Phil Tomberlin,

Monroe 704- 242- 4667.

Sheep and goats long, fi ne wool

sheep, colored Corriedale and white

cormo, $ 250 up; reg. purebred Nubian

goats for milk and show, ’ 08 kids and

milking does, $ 250 up. Virginia McGuire,

Mooresboro 828- 657- 9271.

Polled Herefords, bulls, heifers,

whatever you need, $ 1,000 up. Brent

Creech, Zebulon 919- 801- 7561.

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