Agricultural review

              From the tractor
by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler
February 2011
LXXXVI - No. 2
Commissioner Troxler
(See Budget, pg. 3)
On the Horizon
With gas prices above or nearing $3 a gallon across North Carolina, drivers are paying closer attention to whether they are getting what they pay for.
The 24 inspectors with the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services who inspect gas pumps statewide are also paying close attention.
“Complaints about gas pumps have been on the increase in recent weeks,” said Jerry Butler, who oversees the NCDA&CS Standards Division’s gas pump inspection program. “Normally this time of year we get few complaints, but with the rising prices, we have had more calls.”
Department inspectors routinely inspect gas pumps at the nearly 7,000 stationcross the state to be
With gas prices on the rise, NCDA&CS gas pump inspectors responding to lots of callssure the pumps are operating correctly and are dispensing a gallon of gas for each gallon purchased. In total, there are about 120,000 individual pumps statewide that must be checked. Inspectors also respond to consumer complaints.
“Pumps that are not operating correctly cost consumers and businesses money, and in today’s economy, people are carefully watching what they spend,” Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler said. “Our goal is to ensure fairness in these business transactions.”
An inspection begins with an inspector removing the bottom front panel of a pump to check for signs of leaks, to make sure meters are sealed and have not been tampered with and to check for a safety cut-off switch. Inspectors have trucks equipped with test cans that are certified accurate for volume. Gas is pumped into the test cans and the volume reading on the can is compared to a reading on the pump. If both the pump
(See Gas pumps, pg. 2)
The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ popular farmers market manager workshops are returning with one-day sessions scheduled in February and March for Raleigh, Elizabeth City and Monroe.
The workshops, geared towards market managers and their board members, will cover such topics as marketing to your customers, using Women Infant and Children vouchers at the market, food safety at the market and how to go about finding and applying for grants. In addition, a market manager panel will also share ideas on how to market your farmers market in the off season and retain customer loyalty.
All workshops will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Following is the workshop schedule:
 Feb. 11 at the Gov. James G. Martin Building, State Fairgrounds
 March 11 at the Pasquotank Cooperative Extension Building, Elizabeth City
 March 18 at the Union County Agriculture Services Center, Monroe
“Statewide, we have seen strong growth and interest in local and regional farmers markets, which offer great opportunities for farmers to sell their products directly to the consumer,” said Agriculture Commissioner
NCDA&CS hosts three farmers market manager workshops
(See Workshops, pg. 3)
The 2011 legislative session is now under way in Raleigh, with legislators having returned in late January. We know it is going to be a challenging session because of the budget. I wish the news was better, but lawmakers have tough decisions ahead of them.
It is not going to be easy to cut $3.5 billion from the state budget. There has already been a lot of talk debating the size and scope of government, and there will be plenty more to follow. I plan to work closely with the legislature and the governor to make sure they fully understand the work and services of the department.
As many of our longtime readers know, I am a strong advocate for the department and the services we provide. I was elected to represent the needs of the farming community in the state and to oversee the regulatory duties of our department.
I want to make sure everyone understands that when I talk about protecting our budget, I am also talking about protecting you the consumer, you the farmer and you the agribusiness owner.
I can give you a couple of specific examples of this. In 2010, inspectors with our Meat and Poultry Inspection Division oversaw inspection of 360 million pounds of meat and poultry products. Of that, a total of 23 tons of product were condemned as unsafe and removed from the marketplace. Those same inspectors also conducted 500 investigations into illegal slaughter and processing operations and detained more than a ton of misbranded or adulterated meat products.
Food safety is one of the top priorities of the department and as a parent and grandparent, I am happy that we have folks focused on ensuring safe food products, whether they are our Meat and Poultry inspectors, our Food and Drug inspectors or our Veterinary staff.
Inspectors place a sticker, like the one shown above, on a gas pump once it has passed inspection. The inspector will punch a hole on the appropri­ate letter denoting the month the pump was inspected. Consumers can find the Standards Division phone number on the sticker in the event they need to report a problem with a pump.
Mark your calendar for May 20-22 for the Got to Be NC Festival at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. This marks the fourth year for the event that features antique tractors in every popular color scheme, delicious North Carolina food and wine, fiber crafts and materials, music and carnival rides and games.
The festival is currently accepting applications for vendors. Interested vendors can go to www.ncagfest.com/ and click on the Vendor Application link in the left side column.
Tractor owners can also register to show by clicking on the Antique Equipment Registration link at the above web site.
Festival hours are 9 a.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday.
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DIVISIONS
Agronomic............ Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise
Emergency Programs.......... Sharron Stewart
Food Distribution.......................... Gary Gay
Food & Drug.........................Dr. Dan Ragan
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
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Brian Long.................................... Editor
Andrea E. Ashby..................Mng. Editor
Terri Allen ...................Advertising Mgr.
Jen Nixon...............................Web Mgr..
Paul Jones.................... Circulation Mgr.
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Bucolic briefs
Horse Events
*Shows subject to change. Call before attending.
** More Horse Events in Bucolic Briefs.
The 23rd Annual Aquaculture Development Conference will be held Feb. 11 and 12 at the Sheraton
Atlantic Beach Oceanfront Hotel in Atlantic Beach. The conference features presentations and workshops by
local and national aquaculture leaders. Topics range from global marketing and disease management to new
technology and research updates. Cost for the full conference is $95 before Feb. 4 or $150 after that date. Cost
for presentations only is $75 or $130. Cost for the AquaFood Festival is $35 or $45. To register or for more
information, go to http://www.ncaquaculture.org/registration.html
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The 2011 N.C. State University Turfgrass Short Course will be held Feb. 14-18 at the J.C. Ralston
Arboretum in Raleigh. The program covers all aspects of turfgrass management. Turf and weed samples,
fertilizers and pest control methods will be closely examined in the hands-on sessions. Participants can earn
nine pesticide recertification credits. The course is only held once a year and fills up quickly. To register or
for more information, go to www.turffiles.ncsu.edu/shortcourse or contact Dan Bowman at dan_bowman@
ncsu.edu.
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An Equestrian Exchange Tack Consignment Sale will be held Feb. 25-27 at the Cabarrus Arena and
Event Center in Concord. The sale provides an opportunity to buy and sell tack, saddles, horse supplies,
riding attire, show supplies, horse blankets, barn items, cart-driving equipment, horse trailers and more.
All disciplines are represented and admission is free. Non–profit equestrian programs are encouraged to
participate. Consignors earn 75 percent of what they sell. Tagged items can be brought in Feb. 23 from 6 to
9 p.m. or Feb. 24 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sale hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Feb. 25 and Feb. 26 and 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Feb. 27. Anyone interested in volunteering for 8 hours can shop first Feb. 25 or on Feb. 27 at 8 a.m. For
more information, contact Lynn Beeson at (336) 362-6248 or Tanya Wright at (540) 977-1950 or go to www.
EquestrianExchange.com.
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The 6th Annual Spring Herb and Plant Festival will be held April 16 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Piedmont
Farmers Market grounds in Concord. For more information, go to www.piedmont-farmersmarket.com or
call Becky Lewis at (704) 920-3310.
The North Carolina chapter of Re-Run, a non-profit organization that places ex-racehorses into adoptive
homes, now has thoroughbred racehorses available for adoption. Thoroughbreds are versatile and do well
in any number of disciplines including shows, events, fox hunting or pleasure riding, according to Elizabeth
Macdonald with Re-Run. For more, go to www.rerun.org or contact Elizabeth Macdonald at hemacd@
mindspring.com.
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To keep up with the latest on the
N.C. Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services, check
out the department’s blog at
www.ncagr.gov/blog.
Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, (919) 733-4845
Feb. 4 �������������� � Draft Horse Pull – Southern Farm Show. Contact David Zimmerman, (800) 849-0248.
Feb. 5 & 6 ������� � Double L Bar Cowboy Mounted Shooters. Contact Mike Lubell, (919) 327-1355.
Feb. 11 & 12 ��� � Carousel Farms NBRA Bull Riding. Contact Jeff Mullen, (919) 796-8375.
Feb. 12 ������������ � ASAC Winter Tournament. Contact Liz Holmes, (919) 765-2559.
Feb. 17-20 ������ � Raleigh Winter II Hunter. Contact Joan Petty, (919) 669-9877.
Feb. 26 ������������ � Horse Sale. Contact Mike Jennings, (800) 240-7900.
March 4&5 ����� � SERHA Jackpot Reining. Contact Jesse Chase, (919) 961-0440.
March 5 & 6 ��� � Carolina Mane Event Circuit. Contact Michele Mclaughlin, (919) 934-1344.
March 11-13 ��� � NCHJA “C” Indoors. Contact Joan Petty, (919) 669-9877.
March 17-20 ��� � Raleigh Indoor Spring Classic. Contact Joan Petty, (919) 669-9877.
March 23-26 ��� � Raleigh Spring Premier Benefit. Contact Ray Cloninger, (704) 458-1611.
April 1-3 ��������� � N.C. Easter Bash – Barrel Racing. Contact Mark Vaughn, (336) 998-9799.
April 8-10 ������� � Region 12 & 15 Arabian Horse Show. Contact Rory Meacham, (919) 544-2817.
April 15-17 ����� � Raleigh Invitational Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, (919) 365-5149.
April 21-24 ����� � Easter Bunny Quarter Horse. Contact Margaret Byrd, (910) 892-3221.
Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, (828) 687-1414
March 11 ��������� Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708.
March 19 �������� � WNC Walking and Racking Horse Show. Contact Ron Stamey, (828) 687-1414.
April 15-17 ����� � Paint Horse Show. Contact Rob Waddell, (704) 545-2241.
May 8 4-H ����� � Horse Show. Contact Robbie Potter, (828) 688-4811.
May 13-15 ������ � Asheville Spring Classic Horse Show. Contact Ray Cloninger, (704) 483-5000.
May 18-21 ������ � Lions Club Benefit Horse Show. Contact Jackie Rice, (828) 252-5706.
Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, (252) 792-5111
Feb. 10-13 ������ � Martinganza Quarter Horse Show & Futurity. Contact Susan Daniels, (919) 894-2973.
Feb. 18 & 19 ���� � Old Ford VFD Survivor Series Rodeo. Contact Frankie Buck, (252) 946-9780.
March 5 & 6 ��� � Spring Indoor EHA Horse Show. Contact Marlo King, (252) 527-3887.
March 11-13 ��� � Rookie Day & March Into Spring Show. Contact Beth Richards, (301) 928-5477.
March 12 �������� � Canterberry Meadows dressage Schooling Show. Contact Susan Bothern, (252) 217-
8454.
March 18 -20 �� � N.C. Barrel Bonanza. Contact Lynn Smith, (252) 908-0197.
March 25-27 ��� � March Magic Dressage Horse Show. Contact Sue Smithson, (910) 692-1788.
April 1-3 ��������� � SERHA Spring Celebration and Derby. Contact Bundy Lane, (252) 357-2623.
April 9 & 10 ��� � N.C. Dist. 4-H Horsemanship Clinic & Horse Show. Contact Barbara Davis, (252) 341-
9475.
April 14-17 ����� � ECMHC Spring Fling Miniature Horse Show. Contact Bobby Bridges, (336) 655-
5360.
April 23 & 24 � � ECOSC April Premier Open Horse Show. Contact Trish Andrews, (252) 799-0334.
April 29 & 30 � � N.E. Dist. 4-H Horse Show. Contact Vanessa Spiron, (252) 902-1710.
April 30 &
May 1 ������� � Williamston Spring Dressage. Contact Janine Malone, (919) 269-7307.
and test-can reading are the
same and no other problems
are found, the pump passes
inspection and receives an
official NCDA&CS label
noting the month and year
the pump was inspected.
Inspections occur about
every 18 months or when
the department receives a
complaint.
If the volumes don’t
match or if other issues
are found with a pump,
then it fails inspection and
can be locked until the
problem is corrected, Butler
said. Stations contact the
Standards Division once
repairs have been made to
dispensers, and inspectors
go back out to check the
pumps again. The gas
pumped into the containers
on the Standards truck
is returned to the main
storage gas tanks.
On average, approval of
gas pumps runs around 90
percent. “To date this year, we
have tested 81,695 dispensers
and rejected 9,076, for an
89 percent approval rate,”
Butler said. “Calibration
issues involving the amount
of fuel dispensed tend to
represent about 2 to 5 percent
of the problems we find on
day-to-day inspections. The
remaining problems involve
faulty display lights, credit
or debit card readers, tape
dispensers or other items.
“One thing people think we
have control over, but don’t,
is the price for a gallon of
gas,” Butler said. “Whenever
prices go up, we see a spike
in phone calls, including
complaints about prices, but
that does not typically equate
to us finding more problems
at the pump.”
If consumers think they
have encountered a faulty
pump, they can report it to
the Standards Division at
(919) 733-3313.
Gas pumps
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
The Best Dish in North
Carolina restaurant contest
is expanding this year as it
continues to recognize the
best menu items created
by chefs featuring local
products and ingredients.
For the first time in the
contest’s six-year history,
it will be divided into three
regions: Western, Piedmont
and Eastern (see map
below). Each region will
have 10 finalists (five in
casual dining and five in fine
dining).
“We saw a need to split into
three regions to highlight the
menu diversity throughout
our state,” said Tim Parrish,
contest coordinator and
foodservice marketing
specialist with the N.C.
Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services.
The contest also will place
more emphasis on the overall
creativity of entries.
	
“Chefs can now focus on
what they do best – create
dishes that feature local N.C.
products,” said Agriculture
Commissioner Steve Troxler.
With the contest’s focus
redefined, the department
has established new judging
criteria. They include the
overall use of N.C. products
and ingredients in the entry;
the depth of the farm-to-table
connection of each
entry; creativity in using
local ingredients in the dish’s
preparation; originality and
uniqueness of entries; and
overall appeal and value.
The core mission of
Best Dish hasn’t changed,
Parrish said. “We still want
to highlight the skill and
creativity of North Carolina
chefs while showcasing the
food products grown and
processed in North Carolina,”
he said. “It encourages
consumers to dine at
restaurants that serve and
feature local products on
their menus, which in turn,
helps the restaurants and
farmers involved.”
Entry deadline is March
31. Visit www.bestdishnc.
com for contest information
and applications.
The contest is sponsored
by the N.C. Department of
Agriculture and Consumer
Services and Our State
magazine.
Best Dish in N.C. contest expands with focus on regional specialties
February 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3
North Carolina corn growers will vote
Feb. 22 on a six-year continuation of their
commodity assessment program.
The Board of Directors of the Corn
Growers Association of North Carolina is
asking that farmers assess themselves at
a rate of 3/4 cent per bushel on all corn
marketed in North Carolina.
The campaign to continue an assessment
was announced on Jan. 13 by CGANC
President Darren Armstrong at the Joint
Commodities Conference of Corn, Cotton,
Soybeans and Small Grain Producers in
New Bern. Armstrong urged growers to
continue the assessment program, which
is administered by the association. “As
farmers we must stay united and work
together to survive in the farming industry,”
Armstrong said.
The association is involved in the
following areas: international and domestic
marketing; research and education;
grants to cooperative extension offices;
and legislation that will be helpful to corn
growers and other farmers. A 24-member
Board of Directors, covering all corn-
Corn growers to hold referendum Feb. 22
producing areas of North Carolina, governs
the organization’s activities. This board also
gives support to issues of a local nature that
members believe will benefit farmers.
Growers may vote at local cooperative
extension offices from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. All
farmers currently engaged in the production
of corn, including tenants, sharecroppers
or other persons sharing in the production
of corn or income from corn, are eligible to
vote. A two-thirds favorable vote is required
to carry the referendum as authorized by
Article 50, Chapter 106 of North Carolina
General Statutes.
If approved, the assessment shall be
collected by the first handler or purchaser
of the commodity from the producer,
and remitted to the N.C. Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services, which
forwards the proceeds to the association.
Any corn grower may get a refund of
levied assessments from the Corn Growers
Association of North Carolina. A request
for a refund should be made within 30 days
from the date on which the assessment is
collected.
The Fifth Annual Agritourism Networking
Association Winter Conference will be held Feb.
17 and 18 at the Little River Golf and Resort near
Carthage. The conference is designed for agritourism
entrepreneurs and others who may be interested in
starting an agritourism venture and those who support
rural tourism in North Carolina.
“Agritourism opportunities continue to grow in
North Carolina, to the benefit of farm families, local
communities and North Carolina’s economy,” said
Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “When it
comes to starting an agritourism venture, there is no one-size-
fits-all approach, so events such as this conference
give folks an opportunity to learn more about the many
different types of agritourism adventures in the state.”
Optional mid-afternoon farm tours will be held Feb.
17, with a reception to follow. Seven workshops will
be held Feb. 18, focusing on marketing the local food
movement, successfully marketing your niche farm
products, success with media along with information
sessions on community supported agriculture ventures
and successful agritourism farm shops and stores.
	
“This conference allows participants plenty of time to
network and to ask questions of presenters and other
agritourism operators,” said Martha Glass, agritourism
manager at the N.C. Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services.
Early registration by Feb. 3 is $70 for ANA members,
$85 for non-members and $60 for cooperative extension
staff. The registration fee increases to $100 after
Feb.3.
For more information or a registration form, go to
www.ncagr.gov/agritourism, or call Martha Glass at
(919) 707-3120.
Agritourism conference
to be held Feb. 17 & 18
The 23rd annual N.C.
Aquaculture Development
Conference will be held Feb.
11 and 12 at the Sheraton
Atlantic Beach Oceanfront
Hotel in Atlantic Beach.
The conference includes
presentations and works-hops
featuring local and
national aquaculture lead-ers.
A variety of topics
will be discussed, ranging
from global marketing and
disease management to new
technology and research
updates.
The event also will
feature a trade show, an
Aqua-Food Fest and other
networking opportunities.
On Feb. 10, attendees
can participate in a self-guided
tour of aquaculture
Aquaculture conference will be Feb. 11&12
farms and research facilities
in Wallace, Currie and
Wrightsville Beach. The N.C.
Shellfish Growers Association
will hold its annual meeting
following the final session on
Feb. 12.
Guest speakers include
David Alves, fishery manage-ment
specialist with the
National Oceanic and Atmos-pheric
Administration; Tom
Ellis, agricultural member
of the N.C. Environmental
Management Commission;
Andy Goodwin, professor at
the University of Arkansas at
Pine Bluff; Steven Hudlund,
editor of SeafoodSource.com;
and Craig Watson, director
and research coordinator for
the Tropical Aquaculture
Laboratory in Florida.
The conference is spon-sored
by the N.C. Aquaculture
Association, N.C. Department
of Agriculture and Consumer
Services, N.C. Farm Bureau
Federation, N.C. Sea Grant
Program, N.C. Shellfish Grow-ers
Association, N.C. Small
Business and Technology
Development Center, N.C.
State’s College of Agriculture
and Life Sciences, Waterlife
Design Group, Southern
Aquaculture Supply and Car-olina
Classics Catfish Inc.
The conference brings to-gether
current and prospect-ive
fish farmers, regulatory
agencies and researchers to
exchange information and
ideas. For more details and
registration information, go
to www.ncaquaculture.org.
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Steve Troxler. “We want to
help these markets thrive,
and these workshops provide
good material and ideas
for market managers and
leaders.”
Cost for the Raleigh
workshop is $20, and covers
materials and lunch. Pre-registration
is required. The
deadline is Feb. 4 for the
Workshops
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
February workshop, and
registration will open in
early February for the March
events.
For more information,
contact Kevin Hardison at
(919) 707-3123 or at kevin.
hardison@ncagr.gov or
Annette Dunlap at (919) 707-
3117 or annette.dunlap@
ncagr.gov.
Each one of these divisions
has a specific role to play in
food safety in this state from
the farm, to the processing
facility and to the store
shelf.
Other areas where we are
working on your behalf are at
gas pumps and grocery stores.
Our Standards Division
examines around 120,000
fuel dispensers statewide. In
2010, we required corrective
action on more than 9,000
dispensers. In addition, we
issued more than $74,000 in
penalties for excessive price
scanner errors at grocery
stores and other retailers.
The work of these inspec-tors
helped ensure the accur-acy
of price scanners and gas
pumps for consumers. And
trust me, people want to be
sure they are getting what
they pay for.
We are working to protect
our environment through
the soil testing work of
our Agronomic Division.
This saves farmers and
homeowners money and
helps ensure only the right
amounts of nutrients are
being added to the soil. Our
soil lab analyzes more than
300,000 samples annually.
Overall the department’s
budget is less than three-tenths
of one percent of the
total state budget, and the
services we provide cost
North Carolinians less than
2 cents a day. I think that is
a bargain when I think about
all the ways our services
impact people’s lives.
Since 2000, we have cut
180 positions, a reduction
of more than 10 percent.
Another 47 positions are now
paid for with receipts instead
of tax dollars. This at the
same time the overall state
budget grew by 45 percent.
I believe the services we
provide are critical to the
wellbeing of our residents,
our farm economy and even
our state’s economy.
Agriculture remains the
leading industry in the state,
generating $74 billion for
the economy and employing
700,000 people.
Ensuring food safety is
critical for public health,
but it also critical to the
health of the ag economy.
We have seen countless
examples in the past few
years where a food recall
has been devastating for
all farmers producing that
same food product, whether
there was a direct link to
the recalled product or not.
I believe we need to in-vest
in agriculture through
marketing and promotions
so it remains an economic
engine for the state.
I hope as you read this
and think about the way
the N.C. Department of
Agriculture and Consumer
Services impacts your lives,
you will agree with me that
these are programs and
services worth supporting.
I plan to make my case to
legislators, but I know I will
not be alone.
Budget
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
To keep up with the latest on the N.C.
Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services, check out the department’s blog at
www.ncagr.gov/blog.
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Disc mower 9’2” working
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5 star hay rake $200; chicken lit-ter
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14” Grouser bar tracks for
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Hardin, Liberty 336-240-7925.
Ford industrial tractor 345c with
loader 3 pt hitch 948 hours, $9,800. Kent
Davis, Clemmons 336-766-7607.
JD 600 GC, $1,000. David
Lassiter, Liberty 336-263-0802.
1974 Cat D-9 bulldozer 16 ft tilt
blade, ripper, enclosed cab,409 hp,75%
undercarriage, always serviced with
records, farm owned, GC, power shift
trans, $39,500. Stan Hopkins, Denton 336-
302-0353.
Shibaura SD2643 same as 1910/2110
Ford bush hog front end loader 2245QT,
4 wheel drive, creeper gear, 4 spd, PTO,
new tires, new battery, $7,500. Welby
Millikan, Trinity 336-317-5265.
1997 MF 6000 stripper header, 20’
with wagon, last used on JD 60 series
combine, $16,500. Will Johnson, Dob-son
336-325-8072.
New Holland 918H 72” flail mower,
used 2 times, LNC $3,500; 60” grapple
bucket universal quick-attach, LNC,
$1,250. Richard Day, Roxboro 336-
330-0644.
Heavy duty 3 point hitch hay spear,
$300. J.D. Isley, Reidsville 336-349-
7368.
Ford 3600 1,990 hrs, diesel aux.
hyd, PS, live PTO, excellent tires tractor
in VGC, $7,750. Ray Thomas, Stokes-dale
336-362-1808.
Gehl MX170 grinder mixer w/scales,
LNC, $15,000. Randall Smith, Snow
Camp 336-376-0058.
Ontario grain drill 1940-50’s, 112
inches wide, metal wheels are 47 inches
high, metal in VGC, wood needs restor-ing,
I can load, $250; Ford one row, 3
point hitch corn picker, fits on 1963 2000
Ford tractor, kept under shed, $600. Tim
Coble, Graham 336-376-3125.
Ford 6640 SLE c/h/a VGC, 5,000 hrs
16.9 34 rear tires and 10.00 16 on the front,
5 weights on the front, $17,500; Ford 4
bottom plow 16 inch spacing, $300. Roy
Watts, Trinity 336-382-2744.
Mccormick MTX 125 cab 4 wd
125 hp snap on duals $30,000: Hardee
ditch bank cutter, hydrolic slide, 5 ft
deck $2,000. M. Flynt, Lexington 336-
399-6736.
885 David Brown tractor, 43 hp,
new front tires, VGC, $4,500. Walter
Draughn, Ararat 336-401-3816.
1960 440 Oliver GC, $12,000. Jerry Mc-michael,
Stokesdale 336-427-6172.
1984 963 Cat, new under carriage,
EC, MP bucket, $28,500; 753 bobcat,
2,152 hours, 43 hp, $6,800. Keith
Harbour, Madison call 336-427-5536
Monday-Friday 8 am til 4 pm.
Bumper pull dump trailer, electric
or hydraulic dump, surge brakes. 80
cubic ft. $2500.00 NEW 306cc 3500w
Diesel generator. Electric start. 4000 w
surge; 120/240 v ; $2150.00 NEW 418cc
5500w Diesel generator. Electric start.
6000w surge, $2,500-$2,650. Larry
Blackburn, Troy 336-461-3276.
1939 Ford 9N, running, works good,
$3,000 OBO. Sam Radford, Roaring
River 336-469-5585.
1020 JD tractor diesel with a
15’fork lift on rear and a 7’push blade
on front.one owner, GC, $6.500. Bobby
Hedrick, Thomasville 336-476-6362.
JD 5425, MF WD, 542 loader,
power reverser trans. stradle mount, 315
hrs, $32,000. Gary Dodson, Sophia 336-
495-6790.
8-N Ford tractor 1948 EC, $3,500; JD
717, 600 hrs EC $4,500. Billy Breeden,
Haw River 336-578-3454.
JD 125 Chuck Wagon 17’ mounted on
1974 International truck, GC, $4,250. Tom
Wagstaff, Roxboro 336-599-1467.
8 ft off set harrow, hydraulic pickup,
$800 or will trade for 10 ft bushhog;
International tractor diesel 1986, hyd.
outlets on back, turf tires, $4,000. Phillip
Smith, Gibsonville 336-621-1425.
TW10 Ford tractor, new battery,
w/plow, $9,000: AC 333 no till 4 row corn
planter w/extra plates, $4,000; Taylorway
25 disc offset harrow, $5,000. Elaine
Freeman, Staley 336-622-4031.
1971 International 140 tractor 1
pt hitch, fertilizer attachment, lay off
foot, listers and horse drawn cult.
like new back tires, $4,500. Ernest
Pinnix, Eden 336-627-9303.
One row corn planter on cultivator, 3
pt hitch, EC, $475; 6 ft yard tool Lineback
brand, LNC, $450; 6 ft cultivator, LNC,
rotary type on back, EC, $700. Paul
Willard, Oak Ridge 336-643-5480.
2005 Chandler pull type litter spreader
22’ all hydraulic, 1000 PTO, hydraulic
gate, 19l x 16.1 tires, $10,750. Wesley
Johnson, Dobson 336-648-1693.
Cole one row corn planter on 3 pt
hitch, LNC, used only two times, $400. Ed
Osborne, Pleasant Garden 336-674-
7786.
Enclosed stand-by generator
100 KW 3 phase-85KW single phase,
includes 300 gal. fuel tank, $7,000. J.
Coleman, Hamptonville 336-679-
9142.
2008 Farmtrac 675DTC 4WD tractor,
72 hp, low hours. $10,000. J. Coleman,
Hamptonville 336-679-9142.
Gleaner combine R40 with 316 flex
head, VGC, chrome cage and helicals
grain loss monitor, $22,000. Larry Essick,
Kernersville 336-689-2682.
1941 9N Ford tractor runs good it has
many new parts and has been converted
to 12 volts, $2,000 OBO. Jason Cole-man,
Asheboro 336-736-6330.
JD 7000 front fold planter, 12 row
30, liquid fertilizer, squeeze pump, no
till fertilizer knives, coulters, hd springs,
finger pickup, keetons, 200 monitor, fold
down markers, cast closing wheels, GC,
$5,500. Jerry Hare, Mocksville 336-
751-2753.
NH 06 TL100 AD 4x4, 98 hp,
cab, heat & air, 3 pt hitch, triple hyd.
remotes, 1,350 hrs, LNC, $31,500. Phil
W. Zimmerman, Lexington 336-764-
1043.
1949 Farmall Cub, one pt hook
up, turning plow, disk harrow, scrape
blade, some cultivator feet, new rear
tires, painted in 2005, VGC, $2,200. Joe
Thomas, High Point 336-803-1387.
55 kw Winco generator 225 amp,
PTO driven on wheels, 1000 RPM,
$4,000. William Brown, Ramseur 336-
824-2540.
Bulldozer Caterpiller D-8K w/rippe
large and productive machine, $35,000. Jim
Hamlet, Liberty 336-824-3505.
1955 model 60 JD with model E080A
JD scrape blade, fully restored and parade
ready, $6,500. Bob Wright, Asheboro 336-
879-3765.
Ford 600 tractor, 35 hp, 3 pt hitch,
looks great, $2,950; Power King garden
tractor, $1,500; plow, cultivator, belly
mower $250; Ford red belly tractor,
$2,500. William Kroll, Bennett 336-
879-6505.
Three Meyer hay wagons, 20’,
single axle with dual caster wheels,
11 x 15 tires, telescopic clevis hitch,
$3,000/ea. C. Plyler, Monroe 704-
607-6888.
Kubota RTV 900, 4 wd, hydraulic
dump bed, front and back windshield,
stainless steel roof, lights, horn, LNC,
87 hrs, $11,500. B.W. Shoaf, Lexington
336-956-5560.
Baler Ford 532 square twine baler
with owner’s manual, NH knitters, EC,
field ready, always stored inside, $2,200.
J. Mash, Jefferson 336-977-1675.
1937 Unstyled JDA, restored,
cast rear wheels, tin front wheels, new
tires, $5,500. Gerald Mangum, Mon-roe
704-242-3089.
1977 Gleaner K2 combine w/AC
comes with 2 headers, a 12’ header
w/love cutter bar, also auto. header
up/DN, 330 corn header, $3,000. Phil
Graham, Cleveland 704-278-2314.
3 row lay-off plow 3 pt hitch $75;
6 ft pull type disk with adjustable tuck
$150, all nego. John Brindle, Gold
Hill 704-279-7701.
1943 JD styled B restored, new
tires, rebuilt engine, w/mounted culti-vators,
plus planters, $5,500. Tommy
Mangum, Monroe 704-289-6026.
JD 430 tractor runs good, good
sheet metal and tires, 2 row tractor,
transmission whines, have belly cultiva-tors,
good tractor, no PS, $3,850. Roland
Crowell, Polkton 704-385-8350.
JD H tractor hand crank all fuel row
crop made in 1944 runs good straight
& restored, good rubber $3,250. Phillip
Boyles, Denver 704-408-1058.
AC D17, plus generator, Stihl chain
saws, Farmall 200 and 240 can be restored,
$3,500. Roberta Caldwell, Charlotte
704-455-1754.
1944 International I-9 heavy duty
front and rear end, tires good, hyd
brakes, pintle hitch, complete, runs,
drives good, good sheet metal, needs
paint, $2,500 OBO. Allen Moore, Indian
Trail 704-506-5731.
Open top round hay bale feeder, 1
3/4” steel tube, 18” hay saver skirt and
loop legs, 8 ft. diameter, $150. George
Nader, Casar 704-538-7960.
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Domino Ireland of Raleigh took home the
blue ribbon in the Tarheel Pork Challenge at
the N.C. State Fair. His winning recipe, Pork
and Cheese Empanadas, earned him $200 in
the contest, which was sponsored by the N.C.
Pork Council.
Recipes had to serve four to six people and
have at least 4 ounces of pork per serving.
Judging was based on taste appeal, appearance,
originality of recipe and ease of preparation.
The winning recipe follows:
Pork and Cheese Empanadas
1 14-ounce package frozen puff pastry
12 ounces hot ground sausage
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 medium Vidalia onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 pound pork loin, cubed (3/8 inch)
1 tablespoon thyme
2010 State Fair winning recipes
Pork and Cheese Empanadas wins Tarheel Pork Challenge
1 tablespoon ground cumin
½ teaspoon hot chili powder
1/3 cup chopped tomato
8 slices of bacon cooked and crumbled
1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Thaw pastry
according to the instructions on the package. In
a large skillet, heat sausage, breaking up until
brown, drain fat and set aside in a separate
container. In same skillet, heat olive oil, add
the onion and garlic. Cook over medium heat
until the onion starts to become translucent.
Add the cubed pork loin. Cook until meat
is no longer pink, about 8 minutes. Drain
off any fat and liquid that accumulates. Add
back in the sausage, thyme, cumin, hot chili
powder and chopped tomato and continue to
cook, stirring for another four or five minutes,
allowing the flavors to combine. Let mixture
cool for about 10 to 15 minutes.
Working with half the package of pastry at
a time, roll it out to a 12-inch square. With a
sharp knife or pizza wheel, cut the pastry into
quarters. In the center of each square, place
about ¼ cup of the meat mixture into a neat
pile away from the edges of the dough.
On top of this, sprinkle about 1 tablespoon
of the cheese and sprinkle of bacon. Wet the
edges of the square dough using a rolled paper
towel or your finger then carefully fold in half
diagonally, pressing the edges down firmly so
that they stick together. Seal shut by pressing
with a fork. Place on a cookie sheet.
Repeat with the remaining dough and filling
ingredients. Bake empanadas for 18 to 20
minutes or until puffed and lightly browned.
Remove from oven and let cool slightly before
serving either hot or at room temperature.
An Apple, Sausage and Cheddar Torte won
first place in the N.C. Apple Growers Association
recipe contest at the N.C. State Fair, earning
Lisa Raschke of Raleigh $200.
Contestants had to create a non-dessert
appetizer, casserole, stir fry, salad, sandwich
or main dish using at least two cups of North
Carolina-grown apples. Recipes were judged on
taste, appearance and creativity.
The winning recipe follows:
Apple, Sausage and Cheddar Torte
by Lisa Raschke
1 ready-made pie crust
2 cups N.C. apples, sliced and peeled (use a
flavorful apple such as Pink Lady, Granny Smith
or Honeycrisp)
Torte wins apple cooking contest
½ cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon sugar
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons butter
¾ pound sweet Italian or breakfast sausage
(bulk or removed from casings)
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
1 cup ricotta cheese
4 eggs
Heat oven to 425 degrees. Place pie crust in
9-inch pie pan and bake 7 to 9 minutes or until
light golden brown. Remove from oven and let
cool. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees.
Melt butter in a large skillet on medium heat.
Add the apples, onions, sugar and cinnamon, and
sauté until tender, about 5 minutes. Transfer
mixture to a separate bowl. Increase the heat
to medium high and add sausage. Saute until
browned, about 7-10 minutes, breaking the meat
up as it is cooking. Remove from heat, draining
excess grease onto a paper towel-lined dish.
In a medium sized bowl, mix together the
cheeses and eggs.
Place sausage on bottom of pre-baked pie crust.
Add the cooked apple onion mixture over the
sausage. Pour the cheese egg mixture over the
apple mixture and spread it so it evenly covers
the pie.
Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes,
until a knife inserted in the center comes out
clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.
Serves 8-10.
February 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5
Exiss Sport 2003 aluminum 3 h
slant GN cowboy shower, sink, hot
water heater, lg water tank, lots more,
$13,900. Cindy Mantyla, Vanceboro 252-
244-2813.
Horse boarding 26 acres of
permanent Bermuda grass pasture,
60’ round pen, and looking to build
a riding arena in near future, have a
20’ x 60’ barn, just need to build stalls,
open by the spring, $300. Brandon
Mills, Trenton 252-617-2893.
4 star horse trailer full living
quarters, $28,000. David Smith, Hen-derson
252-767-8266.
Pine Shavings easy pick, excellent
coverage, no waste, absorbent, easy
handle and store. 2.8 cu. ft. plastic bags,
$4.25/ea. Tony Aprile, Gibsonville
336-698-0207.
Full boarding reasonable rates,
12 x 12 matted stalls, quality hay,
feed, turnouts, tackroom, lighted 60
x 160 riding ring, work ring, over-night
boarding, lessons in English or
Western, nearby trials, trailer park-ing,
vet/farrier service, $300/mo.
Tony McMasters, Ramseur 336-
302-6853.
Sierakowski and son 2 wheel cart,
36” wheels, brakes, 2 shaft sets, fits
15-16 h horse, new seat, great starter
cart, $2,000. Carol Carter, Hurdle
Mills 336-364-4739.
Horse boarding, $150/mo pasture,
lighted run-in barn, individual turnout
pastures, exercise ring, tack room,
10x12 stalls possible, nearby trails,
Century Family Farm, $150. Doug
Holyfield, Dobson 336-374-3825.
Horse boarding close to triangle,
pasture and/or stalls available, board
fences, pond, 2 riding rings, owners
live on premises, $150 -$300/mos. Bill
Jurkiewicz, Roxboro 336-599-5086.
Three western Arabian saddles
Circle Y $300; Simco $200; syn-thetic
youth saddle never used $300.
Also, one pony saddle,blanket,bridle
$100. L. L. Mason, Yadkinville, 336-
679-8459.
Mini donkey 1y/o jack white with
some gray nice and tame, $400. Mark
Mize, Clemmons 336-971-3790.
Family oriented full service
horse facility that offers full boarding,
partial boarding, overnight boarding,
riding lessons and horse training.
www.equestriancenterofwilkes.
com $350. Terri Hendrix, North
Wilkesboro 336-973-5177.
Rubber fencing for horses, great
for riding rings, flexible, strong,
durable, maintenance free, delivery
available, easy to install. $.10/ft. Jim
Tonseth, Salisbury 704-213-3382.
20 y/o sorrel QH mare 14 hands
tall, trail horse for light riding, great
pasture mate, easy keeper, loads, ties,
bathes, stands for farrier, feet in GC,
easy to groom, $350. Joy Summitt,
Cleveland 704-433-7425.
7 yr old Haflinger gelding anyone
can work broke to farm equipment
works single double and triple 14.2 h,
1,000 lb, $800. Derrick Bass, Statesville
704-651-3870.
Carriage or cart regular standard
bred 9 yr old bay mare retired trotter
racer, 15.3 hands, gentle, loads great,
$1,500 OBO. Paula F. Gavitt, Lin-colnton
704-732-3953.
QH mare and daughter great
bloodline, good disposition, $3,000
OBO. Joane Champion, Linden 910-
980-1113.
6 month old standard size donkey,
gentle, chocolate jack with a black
cross, $500. Jeremy Johnson, Lill-ington
919-499-5989.
Pair of bay driving geldings 7
y/o about 14 h, been drove every-where,
road safe, easy to harness and
drive $2,000 OBO. Ronnie Hill, Mt
Olive 919-658-3513.
Circle Y saddle LNC, regular size
horse, $450, endurance type, new stir-rups
$175 Arab type or smaller horse,
$450; 3 stall barn & pasture for lease S.
Raleigh on Sauls Rd $375/mo. Wally
Saunders, Raleigh 919-661-6480.
At stud Foxy Alito Bars, 11 y/o
Palomino/white paint stud, excellent
bloodlines, call or email for more in-formation
to book your 2011 breeding,
stud fee $350. S. Huff, Oxford 919-
693-9194.
Horses &
Supplies
For Sale
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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.
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Needed 6 to 8 foot pull behind disk
harrow also a drag harrow for pasture
work. Terry Potter, Hertford 252-337-
5463.
Frontend loader for a 231 MF
also a 4 ft sideboy mower in GC. Bill
Gibson, Grimesland 252-714-6495.
Cat D7E dozer for parts. James
Holt, Snow Camp 336-213-0662.
IH 450 automatic reset plows 3, 4 or
5 bottoms. Dean Fogleman, Liberty 336-
516-2786.
6 ft bushog Cat 1 3 pt hitch prefer slip
clutch. Don Andrew, Walkertown 336-
624-9889.
Specific Farmall C tractor, serial
number 64468, that I owned in the past,
sold to a man in the NC mountains,
would like to see the tractor again. Clint
Lowe, Liberty 336-685-5720.
3 pt hitch PTO tiller in GC; 5-6
ft wide. Jim Overman, Ramseur 336-
824-8413.
Parts wanted for JD model 100
or 101 corn picker/snapper. Marty
DeMers, Sophia 336-861-9492.
300-500 gallon pull type sprayer and
a 6R 30” JD.no till corn planter under
$8,000; JD1018 bush hog in GC. Tony
Carter, Roaring River 336-957-3791.
Pull type sprayer for tractor with
at least 200 to 300 gallon tank, reason-able
price. Greg Cummings, Vale 704-
276-9078.
3 pt lift kit to fit an Interna-tional
Farmall M or 400 in GC. Steve
Weathers, Lawndale 704-473-6527.
6’ pto tiller any brand. M. Joe, Clem-mons
704-640-5708.
Used or surplus grain bin. Joe
Tucker, Siler City 704-641-2511.
Deutz Allis GP 2.5 4 x 5 round
baler, must be field ready. Norris
Mcconnell, Mount Ulla 704-663-3828
after 6 pm.
Rear mowing deck to fit a small
Honda four wheel drive garden and lawn
tractor must be in GC. B J Pittman, Bak-ersville
828-688-4897.
International grain head 16-
18 ft, preferably 820 model. Justin
Simmons, Supply 910-508-9675.
Good used front bumper to fit 8N
or 600 model Ford tractor. Charles R.
Chason, Raeford 910-848-5336.
Super A shanks and collars any
condition; 12x24” older rear tractor tires,
small cracks ok. Henry Sanford, Clay-ton
919-259-4583.
Small lime or drop spreader 4 ft-
8ft, must be in working condition. C.P.
Voorhees, Durham 919-382-8477.
Brillion overseeder 5 ft. Stan
Trustman, Angier 919-639-6360.
NH l-445 skid steer for parts condi-tion
not important. Bobby Hudson, Siler
City 919-742-5535.
Cub or small tractor w/disk, cult,
blade, for small garden in Boone area. Ken
Smith, Creston 919-201-7361.
Lannan transplanters must be in field
ready condition. Bobby Houston, Hunt-ersville
980-721-3750.
Refurbished JD model 71 or 7100
2 row planter. Bruce Mason, Winston-
Salem 336-408 6870.
Old disk hay cutter 3 pt hitch, old
Cub or Super A Farmall with cultivators
for gardening. V. W. Ross, Burlington
336-421-9383.
Tobacco tumbler/stand reel, usable
condition, irrigation guns, Rain Bird
#102 and #103 units, used Stihl 041
chain saw for engine parts. Clayton
Rosser, Broadway 919-258-6161 or
895-9154.
Equipment
Wanted
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Fast hitch convertor for IH
tractors $150; IH #33 conditioner,
GC, $200. Jerry Joyner, Waxhaw
704-616-4286.
Ford tractor model 1710 4 WD with
front end loader in GC, diesel engine,
$9,500. Gene Rainey, Salisbury 704-
633-6035.
Hay tedder 4 basket hyd fold 18
ft Daros brand field ready, shed kept,
$3,000. Derrick Bass, Statesville
704-651-3870.
NH 541 sickle mower 7 ft cut,
field ready, $975;.D A Ross hay
tedder two basket, GC, $750. Allen
Thompson, Mooresville 704-663-
1185.
AC model G, new tires, new bat-tery,
and cultivators, GC, manual lift,
$3,500 OBO, will deliver within 50
mile radius. Bob Huss, Lincolnton 704-
735-2488.
JD 456 baler 4x5, GC, $9,500;
disc hare 20 cutters, $500; Drose hay
tedder, $500; Kuhn SR108 wheel rake,
used one summer, EC, $4,500. Jackie
Hudson, Statesville 704-880-0254.
Off brand four wheeler 150cc
forward reverse and neutral digital
dash only rode 1 time, LNC, $750 cash
only. Rhyne Johnson, Statesville 704-
902-2733.
Ford 3600 diesel 1,919 hrs, good
rubber, GC, $6,000 OBO, possible
trade. James Mayes, Statesville 704-
902-8295.
3000 Ford diesel, PS with new
tires with 2 bottom plow, 6 ft scrape,
1 row cultivator, $5,500. Tony
Smith, Norwood 704-983-3064.
1992 JD 2755,75 hp, cab, 640
loader/bucket, 4x4, new interior,
4,695 hours, GC, $29,500. Kenny
Hill, Albemarle 704-995-4923.
Turn plow MG double 16” moldboard
high top trip in EC, $350. Don Heavner,
Lincolnton 704-735-5900.
NH 273 square baler, GC, always
kept in shelter, $1,950; NH 57 rollabar
rake, used 6 times, LNC, always kept
in shelter, $2,150; Panorama P5 MD
disc mower, used 4 seasons, LNC,
always kept in shelter, $2,500. Randy
Bowman, Newton 828-217-4799.
JD 7000 planter, 6 row, 30”, new
coulters, disc openers, seed tubes, and
keeton seed firmers, $2,800. Brandon
Lowman, Sherrills Ford 828-234-
4882.
L4630 Kubota cab, f ront
weights, $17.000. Shane Byers, Forest
City 828-429-7552.
Fasthitch for Farmall 400/450
tractor in GC complete, $350. James
Anderson, Grantie Falls 828-612-
3093.
Model 2006 poultry housekeeper LNC,
no longer growing poultry, $9,500. Randy
Maye, Taylorsville 828-632-3652.
AC tractor model WD w/culti-vator
$3,500; Athens model 56, 9
shank chisel plow, $800; AC model
200 diesel tractor w/4 bottom plow,
$10,000; 3 pt hitch round bale carrier,
$250. R. E. Marshall, Taylorsville 828-
632-3801.
Taylorway 60” gear driven
rotary tiller, used 2 times, $1,100.
Phillip Hoover, Taylorsville 828-
632-5685.
Mid 60’s MF 35, new motor,
radiator, good tires, PS, $3,900; mid
60’s Ford 600, PS, runs great, needs
tires, $2,900. Ron Edwards, Arden 828-
691-7858.
NH 402 hay crimper, $300; NH 271
square baler, $700; Dearborn sickle
mower, $200; 2 bottom plow, $225;
subsoiler, $150. T. R. Hudson, Vale 828-
874-3389.
MF 41 sickle mower, $700; Ford
hay rake, $600; MF 468, 4 row planter,
$600; New Holland 855 round baler,
$1,000. Reagan Hudson, Vale 828-
874-5147.
JD 5103 43 hp, PTO, LNC, less
than 50 hours, price negotiable,
$12,800. Bob Blackwood, Mocks-ville
336-284-4284.
JD 6000 spray booms 72’, 8”
upright auger for grain bins, JD 5
row wide corn head, JD 7000 4 row
planters, $1,500-$2,500. Jeremiah
Jones, Beulaville 910-290-2547.
JD 7100 planter interplant 8/30”-
15/15” finger pick-up and brush meters,
heavy springs, row markers, new seed
openers, $9,500; JD 7300 planter 6
row 30”,JD no-till coulters, yetter
down pressure system, finger pick-up
and seed cups, many new parts, field
ready, $6,000. Reuben Cashwell, Au-tryville
910-308-5908.
Woods backhoe 1050 for 50 hp
tractor or better, has its own hydrau-lic
system, LNC, used less than 100
hrs, $6,500. Robert Taylor, Fayette-ville
910-323-5558.
1620 Case International combine
w/grain head, GC, low hours, $25,000;
3688 International cab and air $10,000;
886 International $8,500. Henry
Currie, Ellerbe 910-334-0404.
1086 International tractor 130
hp, triple remotes, 1,000 and 540 PTO,
$10,000 OBO. Danny Bynum, Eller-be
910-334-9463.
2510 Long tractor 1390 hrs, fuel
gauge does not work, runs good, $4,400,
e-mail pics dfishman76@yahoo.com. Daryl
Fisher, Autryville 910-531-4088.
1155 Massey Ferguson has cab, 8
cylinder, dual wheels, runs good, has a
couple of exhaust leaks., $7,500. Charlie
Hall, Wilmington 910-686-4170.
Holland carousel transplanter, two
rows, 3 pt hitch, 6 cups, GC, $1,200. Will
McCallum, Rowland 910-740-3267.
International 886 four post 4,300 hrs
18.4-38 tires, new front tires, new clutch
$6,500. Jeremy Johnson, Sanford 919-
356-5147.
NH 644 round baler, $6,000;
1985 Ford 1 ton dual wheel Cummins
diesel, $2,500. Brooks Creech, Zebu-lon
919-369-9205.
Powell Four Trax sprayer J D
diesel. 4 wheel hydrastatic drive, 50 ft
spray boom, 400 gallon tank capacity,
EC, $7,500. M. Stephenson, Willow
Spring 919-418-5078.
1994 Ashland dirt pan, 3 1/2 yds,
VGC, $3,000. Teresa Jovich, Oxford 919-
528-2068.
Bandsaw heavy duty custom built
wood miser-style bandsaw $6,000;
automatic bandsaw toothsetter/sharp-ener-
ec(in use now)-$1,500. Larry
Green, Pittsboro 919-542-4394.
Ferguson tractor, 1950 model
TO20, $1,800 firm. Mike Campbell, Mon-cure
919-545-8329.
JD 430s PS, lp, 5 spd, LNC, $10,000; NH
bale wagon, $6,000. Colan Hawkins, Cedar
Grove 919-548-1326.
Howse bush hog 5 ft., 3 pt hitch,
FC, $125. Tim Underhill, Clayton 919-
550-2000.
JD model 40, fully restored, EC,
$4,000. Chris Joyner, Rougemont 919-
614-6311.
Ford finish mower came off 1320
Ford tractor, has all parts to install, will fit
most Ford compact tractors, GC, $300.
J. A. M., Wake Forest 919-624-2506.
7060 AC tractor 160 hp, $4,000
nego. H.D. Byrd, Smithfield 919-
631-3541.
53 Farmall Super A 3 pt bush hog,
finish mower, scraper blade needs paint,
GC, $2,895. Wally Saunders, Raleigh 919-
661-6480.
JD 225 disk-$6875;jd 6200 trac-tor-$
17,750; bush-hog 8’ scrape
blade-$1,850; rain-flow water wheel
planter-$1,475;rhino 7-shank chisel
plow-$850., $1,800-24,000. Thomas
Green, Oxford 919-690-0817.
Mahindra 2006 3015 compact
30hp tractor 4 wd with front loader 5 ft.
trailer 6 x 16,5 ft 16-18 disc, $18,000/
for all. William Hudson, Raleigh 919-
772-4318.
Kelly 3 pt backhoe attachment
for 35-100 hp tractor, 14 ft boom, 16”
and 24” buckets, EC, $3,500. Robert
Payne, Jr., Sanford 919-774-3423 or
770-6128-cell.
JD model MT parts and M parts,
JD 40 hydraulic lift unit, JD rear wheel
weights, some sheet metal, $5 up. Guy
Hiniker, Oxford 919-815-0268.
Fifty 22” scalloped disc blades,
new, $20/ea. Curtis Garner, Selma 919-
965-3327.
NH 32 LA loader bucket, 72”, pin
on style, used, GC, chain hook welded
on top, can e-mail pictures, $325. Fred
Hagenberger, Chapel Hill 919-968-
1123.
Farmall Super C 2 row cultivators,
shanks, good paint, runs good, hyd. remote,
$3,750. Joseph Franks, Angier 919-
639-5731.
26” double disc plow Tufline,
EC, $650. Reggie Keistler, Charlotte 980-
254-5876.
B model AC bow front axle, turn plow,
disk harrow, scrape blade, cultivators,
2 drawbars, miscellaneous extra parts,
$2,000 OBO. Eli Brooks, Bear Creek
919-742-4586.
1995 JD 9500 combine engine
hrs 2,600 separator 1795, shelter kept,
$59,000; header JD 922, 22 ft, $6,500
MF WD. J. F. Hall, Stedman 910-483-
6239 or 850-0946.
Sawmill Woodmizer LT27 18 hp gas,
log handling kit 15 extra blades, $9,250.
Dale Thomsom, 5040 Yadkinville Rd.,
Pfafftown 27040.
Farmall Super C with cultivators,
3 pt hitch, runs good, $3,800. Donald
Scott Cannon, Ayden 252-746-4600
after 6 pm.
1963 JD 4010 tractor with 158
loader, good tires, runs good, one owner,
$5,000. Glenn Smith, Mt. Pleasant 704-
436-6694.
Cole 1 row planter, cultivator, GC,
$400. Eddie Davis, Charlotte 704-
875-0162.
Feed grinder/mixer, International 1150,
GC, $3,500. David Haywood, Mount
Gilead 910-220-0993.
WD 45 AC tractor, motor rebuilt
good tires, needs universal joint, $600.
Raymond Doby, 225 Doby Rd., Cam-eron
28326.
New hay master sq bale accumula-tor
with hay grapple, hydraulic cylinder
and hoses, $8,500; JD chuck wagon
box only, no running gear, $350. B.
Lindley, Pittsboro 919-742-4009-h or
542-8920-c.
Five Farmall tractors M and Super
M’s not running plus many extra parts,
$2,500. Jim Keith, Raleigh 919-957-
1850.
Farmall 140 72 model all cultiva-tors,
harrow, plow, bushhog, scrape
blade, carryall, equipment is in EC,
tractor runs great, needs tires on front,
rear tires, VGC, 12 v generator, $5,000.
Chuck Perkins, Mebane 919-563-6822
or 336-380-0781.
NH 1465 haybine 9’3” cut, EC; NH
144 Winrow Inverter, VGC: four 8 x16
Peque hay wagon, EC: cone shape 600 lb
fertilizer spreader, EC; Vicon 8 wheel V
rake, 3 pt hitch, GC, $8,000-$600 Howard
Plyler, Marion 828-652-9085.
International tractor 414 new brakes,
$2,000 OBO. Earl Martin, Reidsville
336-342-0000.
8N Ford tractor VGC, $2,500; 1949
IH Cub, VGC Farmall one owner, with
cultivators, $3,000; 1942 H JD, one
owner, VGC, $5,000. Curtis Spainhour,
Winston-Salem 336-765-1496.
Tractor duals 13.6x28by Unverferth
75% tread complete mounting hardware
fits most 40-50 hp tractors, $550. Willis
Umstead, Garner 919-553-3732.
JD 450 grain drill set of depth
control bands, LNC, $300. J. G. Clapp,
Greensboro 336-255-1085.
800 Ford tractor with 5 ft front
end loader and PTO driven back hoe,
carburetor needs rebuilding, always
sheltered, $8,500. Tim Long, Lexington
336-476-9282.
Cummins 350 big cam turbo diesel,
less than 500 miles on motor, Sems mo-tor
complete, $3,500 OBO. B. Johns,
Lumberton 910-514-7889.
6’ tiller PTO driven King Kutter II,
LNC, paint still on tines, $1,000; PTO
driven generator, 13,000 watts, 3 pt,
hitch mounted on a carry all, new never
used, $1,000. Bob Herring, Liberty
336-317-8225.
International Cub Cadet #782 new
paint, new seat, LNC, 17 hp Kohler,
wide frame, 44” cut, $1,250. Tommy
Byrd, Orrum 910-628-6905.
96 Komatsu 120 track hoe 1,500
hrs, EC, $40,000; 2005 T300 Bobcat
1,500 hrs on machine, 150 hrs on mo-tor,
$28,000. Chris Allen, Asheboro
336-964-6363.
JD 750 15’, no til drill, VGC, 7.5”
row spacing, $9,500. Mike Pittman,
Halifax 252-583-2075.
Hesston PT 7 mower conditioner,
ready for spring mowing, EC, mow about
15 ac per year, always sheltered, $1,500.
Grady McClamrock, Sr., Mocksville
336-751-2532.
Garden tractor #1 3 pt hitch, disk
harrow, rake, turning plow, $250/ea; Case
tractor hydrostatic 776 dozer blade, 44”
tiller, needs engine work, $950. Lehman
Spruiell, Matthews 704-847-0467.
Cub Farmall tractor with front and
rear cultivators, row runner plow, 14”
flat bottom plow, tillage tool, 5 ft sickle
mower, disk hare, $3,500/for all. Eddie
Kluttz, Ennice 336-572-2255.
Cutoff saw 3 pt hitch plus PTO
shaft safety shields, $5,500. C. Warren,
Kernersville 336-993-2623.
100 Farmall with cultivators and
plow, VGC, $2,200; 3 pt seed spreader
with 2 level setting, field ready, $200. D.
W. Ross, Burlington336-421-9383.
I40 Farmall tractor, $4,200; 1010
JD parts, 1010 JD tractor, $3,000;
BF Avery, $3,500; Ford 601, $3,500;
Ferguson TO30, $3,500; Ferguson
TO20, $3,500. C. Willis, Jacksonville
910-389-2312.
Two Holland carousel type tobacco
transplanter units, sheltered, EC, some
spare parts, $800/ea; two row Holland pull
type tobacco transplanter, setters drive
from unit transport wheels, 280 gallon
water tank, sheltered, GC, $300. Clayton
Rosser, Broadway 919-895-9154-c.
Gleaner M3 combine, 15 ft grain
head, hydrostatic drive, spike tooth
cylinder, 130 hp diesel engine, straw
chopper, $13,500. W. T. Brantley, Jr.,
Spring Hope 252-450-0276.
Brush Bandit model 100 has 6 cyl
Onan diesel with power hydraulic feed,
1,978 hrs, extra clutch, belts, also have
books, GC, $5,500; log cart, $100; 2
tractor rims, 11” x 28”, $100/for both. D.
Pearsall, Snow Camp 336-376-9431.
Bulldozer Cat D7 w/13 ft cable op-erated
blade, 4 cylinder engine w/pony
starting engine, engine/running gear good,
track spring broken, good tracks pins and
bushings, $7,000 or sell parts; Printiss
log loader, $4,500. Robert Humbles, Jr.,
Ayden 252-746-6838.
Walton WT21 tedder and extra
parts, VGC, $1,500. Randy Barringer,
Rockwell 704-279-7085 aft. 6 pm.
6 ft box scrape never used, $150;
boom pole, LNC, $50; potato plow used
very little, $75. Dan Clubb, Walnut Cove
336-671-1581.
1 pt hitch blade for Cub or 140
Farmall; air compressor 30 gallon , 5.5
hp motor, 110 volts. Delmar Burleson,
Lexington 336-746-5627.
Ford 1500D needs work, $1,000; Ford
39100 PS, GC, 2,100 hrs, $7,000; Ford
3930D, PS, GC, 1,790 hrs, $7,250. Oscar
Holloman, Greenville 252-341-9676.
Four International 185 planter units
on a diamond tool bar with fertilizer units,
$600; International 574 industrial front
end assembly, $200; two 16.9-28 lug type
tractor tires, 10 ply rating mounted on
International cast steel industrial rear
wheels, 30% tread, $400/both. James
Rosser, Broadway 919-258-6161.
John Deere cable skidder, 540B,
‘79 model, in EC, ready to work,
$15,500. Clay Boykin, Lake Wacca-maw
910-640-6861.
2 one row Roanoke primers w/long
cutter bars and dump boxes $1,500 OBO:
2 row mech. model 6000 transplanter w/
Holland fertilizer, $1,000-$1,500. Clayton
Sutton, La Grange 252-560-0779.
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Hay & Grain
For Sale
130 4x4 bales of new crop hay,
coastal mix, 800 lbs + $25/each. Stanley
Dew, Bailey 252-235-2907.
Nine 4 x 5 round hay bales $20/per
bale. Avery Haynes, Harmony 336-
463-4085.
Good fescue mix horse and cow
hay, 4x5 rolls in shed, $25: cow
and mulch hay 4x5 rolls, $20. Gray
Morgan, Colfax 336-414-1859.
Soybean straw round bales $6/
ea. Barry Sizemore, Lexington 336-
655-6132.
Alfalfa square bales $6; 4x4 orchard
grass 4x4 round bales $30/ea all good
quality. Johnny Sowers, Lexington 336-
239-3020.
2010 spring and fall orchard grass
$4.50/bale, fescue, and fescue lespedeza
mix, sq bales horse quality, $3.50/ea;
round fescue $20/ea; fall cutting 09
fescue round in shed $10-$15/ea, de-livery
possible. R. Bryant, Jonesville
336-835-2714 or 244-6347.
Spring cut Fescue/orchard mix
square hay, no rain, stored in barn,
moisture 15% to18% no weeds, first
quality all hay horse quality, 4x4 and
4x5 round hay $25/for 4x4 and $30/for
4x5, $4.50. Standish Hopkins, Den-ton
336-302-0353.
Fescue small square bales $2.50-
3.50/ea; 4x4 round bales $10 - $25/per
roll. Joe Bill Jones, Pinnacle 336-368-
2659 or Mike 368-2021.
Fescue/orchard grass hay, VG horse
feed, kept dry, $25/per roll. Dean Hol-comb,
Yadkinville 336-468-0641.
Fescue $2.50/per square bale. Steve
Jones, Thomasville 336-475-6539.
2010 Fescue hay 4x4 in the barn
$15-$25, Dwight Rumple, Mocks-ville
336-492-5703.
Horse quality fescue hay, 2010 cut-ting
$4 at barn satisfaction guaranteed,
delivery possible, pick up in field, spring
cutting. Don 336-584-3195 or Keith
Moore, Elon 336-584-1222.
2010 spring cutting fescue mix
square bales no rain, keep in shed
$3.25/bale. Ernest Pinnix, Eden 336-
627-9303.
4x4 round bales, fescue and orchard
grass, stored dry on pallets $15/ea also
for lease 15 ac established pasture
near Asheboro horses or cows. Roger
Wilson, Asheboro 336-629-4866.
Good quality fescue horse hay, 2010
cutting, square bales in the barn, $3/per
bale. John Warner, Reidsville 336-
634-1234.
Fescue 100 plus square bales
$3/ea. Sylvia Reid, Welcome 336-
669-8316.
Horse quality, orchard grass,
timothy, fescue, alfalfa, clover, mil-let,
and seasonal grass hay mix. 2nd
cutting square bales, from fertilized
non-grazed fields, delivery available,
$4.75/per square bale. Elizabeth Mac-donald,
Blanch 336-694-1737.
Spring & Fall cutting fescue
mixed grass hay 4x5 round bales
stored in barn on pallets, $25. Larry
York, Staley 336-824-2077.
25 4x4 round bales fescue, orchard
grass, clover mix, late summer 2010
cutting, covered, horse-cattle quality,
$14/per bale. Alan Clodfelter, Thom-asville
336-848-1551.
Large 4x4 round rolls, fescue, net
wrapped, dry, in shed, no rain, cow and
horse quality, large quantity discount,
$20/roll. John Royall, Thurmond 336-
957-2637.
Hay 4x4 rolls price depends on
quality and amount purchased deliverly
available, $15-20. Tony Carter, Roaring
River 336-957-3791.
Square hay 2010 cutting fescue,
orchard mix, clean dirt free mountain
hay mowed with sickle mowers, nice
tight bales, will help load, delivery
available, $5/ per bale. J. Mash, Jef-ferson
336-977-1675.
2010 hay rolled with a 4x5 NH
roller, all rolled dry and stored dry; not
rolled specifically for sale, $23. Josh
Brown, North Wilkesboro 336-984-
8306.
4X4 round bales fescue, $15/roll. D.
Latham, Mocksville 336-998-8097.
Hay, square bales 2010 cutting
kept dry in the barn, $3. George
Nader, Casar 704-538-7960.
Fescue hay, 4x5 round bales, horse
quality $30 to 35. Justin Ridenhour, Salis-bury
704-633-2182.
2010 orchard and fescue mix
square bales 60 lb average 4.50 round
bales 4x5 25.00 in barn and horse
quality delivery available. Derrick
Basss, Statesville 704-651-3870.
Fescue May2010 cutting $4/per sq
bale, pretty hay. Gerry Cloninger, Dal-las
704-779-1193.
Rye straw $2.50/bale, crabgrass
hay $2.50/a bale. Martin Moss, Con-cord
704-782-4379.
Good quality hay square bales in the
barn, $2/per bale. David Miller, China
Grove 704-857-1579.
Good quality fescue hay in dry
large square bales $2.50; small round
bales $15. Richard Perkins, Iron Sta-tion
704-483-2435.
Cattle AI services, beef or dairy breeds.
Call for information on pricing. Brian
Downing, Asheboro 336-707-6778.
Portable sawmill service, will saw
your logs to lumber at your place or
mine, custom sawing and post and beam
available, $65/hr. Jack Murdock, Roles-ville
919-669-1859.
Farm Labor
Beekeeping equipment, tools,
supplies, woodenware, extracting,
bottling, etc. David Auman, Jackson
Springs 910-652-6245.
New bald cypress bee equipment,
all equipment assembled, cove type
hand holds hive bodies #1 $15; #2,
$13; bottom board screen or solid $10;
covers $13, inner covers $8, med supers
$9.50, $15-$8. Will Myers, Boonville 336-
367-7131.
3 lb Italian honey bee packages
pick up will start on April 3, 2011 at
4062 Evergreen Dr., Trinity 27370,
$85 per package, demand this year for
bees will be high. M. John, Trinity 336-
475-5137.
A few hives, Nucs or packages of
bees for early spring delivery before
spring honey flow in Piedmomt only. Jim
Robbins, Snow Camp 336-565-8499.
5 frame Nucs Italian bees, order
now and get on the list for March/April
2011, $90. Rick Tindal, Albemarle 704-
985-6236.
3# package Italian bees w/Carni
Italian queens, pick up on April 8th &
9th, $80/ea; mid April queens, $18 to
$22/ea. Larry Tate, Winston-Salem 336-
788-4554.
Bees, Supplies
& Services
Wanted
BEES
Magpie Rex rabbits any sex and
age. M. Clint, New London 704-517-
6095.
Small Animals
Wanted
Purebred Californian rabbits, also
white, black or broken New Zealands,
male or female, pedigree available, $15 up
depending on sex, age and quality. Delbert
Spillman, Sophia 336-498-7103.
New Zealand white, 1 buck, 2 does,
6 hutches 3 ft x 3 ft with water bottles
and food dispensers, hutches only may be
sold if desired, $150. Mark Clegg, Black
Mountain 828-273-0956.
Missouri cottontails works great for
training pups in enclosures or around
the house, $7. Scott Bryant, Wake
Forest 919-761-3075.
Small Animals
Open mated VSH queens $18/ea
plus shipping, queens available. Jamie
Miles, Hays 336-957-4744.
5 Frame Nucs orders for 2011, state
inspected $100, no frame exchange, orders
of 5 nucs or more, deposit required, e-mail
at djlittle1448@bellsouth.net. David J.
Little, Troutman 704-528-1667.
Honeybees Italian SMR queens
taking orders for spring 2011, 5 frame
Nucs $115; complete hives $165; no
frame exchange, state inspected. Sam
Frogge, Statesville 704-585-2004.
5 frame power pack Nucs, in white
wax coated, cross ventilated Nuc boxes.
Minnesota hygienic queens, state in-spected,
spring treated, ready April 23,
$100/ea, 10 or more $95/ea. Sam Bolick,
Concord 704-795-3900.
Taking orders for 3# package Italian
bees/w queen available April 1st, $75.
Garry/Shelia Whitley, Albemarle 704-
982-0698.
Hive combo kit new 10 frame
complete hive, with a package of bees,
$143.50; beginners kit has complete hive,
bee brush, hive tool, smoker, suit, veil,
and package of bees, $226.50; 3 lb of
Italian bees w/queen, $85. Darren Orr,
Old Fort 828-581-4494.
2 hive bodies strong 3 lbs and
queen, $175/per hive, ready April 20,
2011. Gary Bishop, Rutherfordton 828-
748-6097.
Taking orders for 5 frame Nucs
spring 2011, no frame exchange, $95,
state inspected. David Bridgers, Wilm-ington
910-686-1947.
Taking orders for 3 lb package
Italian bees, $80/per package, expected
delivery date is second or third Saturday
in March, limited number of 5 frame
Nucs, $100, all Nucs and packages need
to be paid for by check $1-$100. Scott
Taylor, Hubert 910-787-2577.
24-frame S.S. radial extractor, Maxant
S.S. pump and filter, LNC, $2,200. Bill
McClelland, Cary 919-467-0586 home
or 810-3168 mobile.
Italian honeybees 3 lb package w/
laying queen, $75/each, state inspected,
order now for spring pickup; honeybees
Italian queens, $18, 3-lb package with
queen $80, available spring and summer,
order now. Rick Coor, Goldsboro 919-
778-0210.
Packaged bees approx. 3 lbs with
Italian queen, $75/ea; extra queen, $20;
complete hive $65, ready for bees, su-per
$35 complete. Ed or Ruth Whitley,
Albemarle 704-982-3136.
Taking orders for 20 new beehives
with very good Russian X Buckfast bees,
$175/ea, ready 4/2011. Tony Parker,
Bolton 910-655-0741.
HAY & GRAIN
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.
Quality red golden pheasant
hens with nice yellow legs. Kevin
Briggs, Edenton 252-482-5927.
Peacock pheasant hen/pair peacock
pheasants; looking for normal mandarin
drake/pair normal mandarin ducks; Rhea
chicks or hatching eggs. Jeffrey Haynes,
Thurmond 336-874-8124.
Butler quail eggs for spring hatch-ing,
$1/ea. Theodric Best, Seven
Springs 919-658-6907.
Poultry &
Supplies
For Sale
Poultry &
Supplies
Wanted
POULTRY & SUPPLIES
Dozen horseman pouter pigeons
and 7 holle croppers all nice young
purebred pigeons good blowers dove-man62@
yahoo.com $200 OBO. Charles
Pearson, Battleboro 252-469-0648.
White homing pigeons $10 up.
Rufus Boyd, Washington 252-927-
4588.
Old English bantams, BB red, blue
red, blue, black, spangle, and silver
duck wing, silkies in white, black, and
blue, large fowl, Orpington’s in buff,
black, and blue, eggs $1/ea, $20 to $30
pair. George Harrington, Ayden 252-
258-4717.
Flight conditioned bobwhite quail,
preserve quality, raised in 400 foot house
$3.50 discount on quantity, ring neck
pheasant $10. Dave Welch, Spring
Hope 252-478-7575.
Pigeons rare Polish lynx available in
black/white bar, spangled, and stenciled
patterns, also German beauty homers,
$25-$50. Keith Harrell, Kinston 252-
522-1762.
Old English bantams in 12
different colors, no shipping, $20/
pr. Millo Potter, Seven Springs 252-
569-2131.
60 Shenadoah gas brooders w/alu-minum
covers in GC, $15/ea. Dean
Miller, North Wilkesboro 336-927-
3142.
Ostrich top stock. Blacks, blues
and blue blacks 6 w/o to 6 y/o, $350
up; empty egg shells $12/ea. J.N.
Perkins, Reidsville 336-613-7163.
Buff cochin, golden sebright bantams,
standard s.c. lt. brown leghorns, black
cross turkeys, India blue peafowl, $10 up.
Arlen Kilen, Lowgap 336-352-3282.
BB red old English, buff cochin and
black tailed white Japanese bantams, as-sorted
guineas. roller and homer pigeons,
$5/up. Delbert Spillman, Sophia 336-
498-7103.
Pure bred game chickens, Sid-Taylor,
Wingate brown red, manziel greys. excel-lent
bloodline. 8-month old stags, hens
in all 3 breeds, sold as trios or separate,
$300 a trio, these games are top quality
and will not disappoint, $100-$350. Thad
Watkins, Denton 336-596-5244.
4 m/o pullets in Hampshire red, RIR,
rhode island white, barred rock, Delawares
excellent quality Mcmurray hatchery
birds, $15/ea; white, lavender, purple,
pearl, pearl/white pied lavender/white
pied guineas, 9 m/o will lay in May, $15
for jacks; must sell hens as pairs $30-
$35 a pair. Thad Watkins, Denton 336-
596-5244.
Humidaire model 100 incubator
with separate hatcher, capacity hen eggs
- 690; quail eggs – 1,365, EC with very
little use, $800. Tony Harrison, Lexing-ton
336-746-5720.
5 Americauna hens and 1 Americauna
rooster $5/ea; 3 brown egg layers, breed
unknown possibly red sex link or RIR
$5/ea will make a deal for taking all birds
at once. Chuck McConkey, Denton 336-
859-9836.
Guineas 15, some pearl some are pied,
$7/ea. Jesse Wood, Tobaccoville 336-
924-6734.
Show and breeding stock, Black
Rosecomb, Buff Bramha, S.D. and
White OE, black Cochin, Birchen
Modern, White Wyandotte, White Rock,
all bantams, $10 up. Howard Myers,
Trinity 336-431-5480.
Day old chicks- npip light & dark
brahmas, black australorps,barnevelders,
silkies (all colors), black & blue cop-per
marans, sex links. not from hatch-ery
chicks. place order, $3-5. Edina
Hood, Goldsboro 609-713-9895.
Day old chicks NPIP breeds include,
light and dark brahmas, black australorps,
barnevelders, silkies all colors, black
and blue copper marans, sex links.
hatched on my farm, not from hatchery,
parents on site, order $3-$5/ea. Edina
Hood, Goldsboro 609-713-9895.
Bobwhite quail, flight conditioned,
very healthy, fast flyers raised in open
air flight pen. great for bird dog training,
$3.50 -$4. Randy Bowers, Albemarle 704-
982-3182.
6-8 month old peacocks, pied, purples
and java/emerald spaulding crossed, healthy
and need a new home, $50/ea. Randy
Allen, Albemarle 704-986-0346.
3 Pea hens and 1 Peacock 3 y/o
in the spring 2011 $150; 2 Pea Hens
and 1 Peacock 1yr old in spring 2011,
$100. Tony Brown , Mooresville 704-
729-10135.
Pigeons archangels,7 colors, ca-puchines,
6 colors; starling 6 colors;
saxon monks 5 colors; figuritas 5 colors
and turner rollers, largest collections in
eastern nc $10 up. Danny Joe Humphrey,
Kinston 800-527-0918.
Started pullets please see our
website for more information www.
shookpoultry.net, $5.85 - $6.50. Roger
Shook, Claremont 828-459-0571.
Old English bantams, black, crele
and black rosecomb bantams, $10/ea.
Kenneth Roberts, Mount Gilead 910-
220-3052.
Game chickens California white
dom, frank steele kelso white and green
legged hatch sweater hens, $100. Tony
Bowyer, Laurel Hill 910-276-2447.
Old English game bantams fawn
duckwing, spangle, silver duckwing,
black, blue barred quail, dark cornish
bantams $10/ea; Law Grey game fowl,
$40/pr. Roy Roberts, Mount Gilead 910-
439-6210.
Icubator Imperial III labline
model#305r2 120 volts 400 watts se-rial#
1291-0252 commercial cabinet
style incubator with see thru door,
$500 OBO. Dennis Spurlin, Mount
Gilead 910-439-6624.
Old English game bantams blue,
black, silver duckwing, brown red, black
tail red, golden sebright, RIR bantams
$10/ea. Allen Roberts, Seagrove 910-
571-2036.
Bourbon red turkeys $40/ea. Dean
Buie, Hoffman 910-690-5173.
G.Q.F. cabinet incubator with
electronic thermostat $325. George
Parker, Lumberton 910-738-7432 or
374-8176.
1yr old mature guineas speckled
and some with white chest beauti-ful/
healthy birds, $5 each. Lowell
Gunter, Cameron 919-499-6193.
Ducks, turkey poults ready for your
family, all hand raised, poults are approx.
6 mo, ducklings same but are full grown;
all will breed coming spring, $15. Mari
Lapointe, Zebulon 919-554-2106.
Golden and silver seabright batams,
males and females, also game roosters
$5/up. Jimmy Pollard, New Hill 919-
776-6806.
Emu eggs fresh fertile from great
producing pairs, quantity discounts
available, $20/ea; large eggs requiring
GQF or similar style incubator, $200. T.
Tysinger, Goldston 919-837-2313.
Bobwhite quail $3/each. Bill
Ellington, Louisburg 919-853-3636.
Peahens laying hens; India Blue
peahens, 2010 hatch, $110/ea; RIR 2 y/o
in spring, $10/ea. N. Hobson, Pittsboro
336-376-8137.
Birmingham Rollers Old Jaconette
line, ’79 Deep Spinners, $20 up. Danny
Horner, Mebane 919-563-5658.
Pigeons Birmingham rollers, comp.
bred, old Carolinia family great spin-ners,
$10 up. D. R. Dennis, Randleman
336-498-5034.
Bobwhite quail flight conditioned,
weathered, $3.25/ea. Wayne Bullins,
Madison 336-871-3222 or 552-0188.
Metal hen nests, $5/ea; auto drink-ing
waters for chickens, $5/ea. Jimmy
Tucker, Yadkinville 336-408-7575.
Peacocks India blue, white, cameo,
bronze, black shoulder and java green,
$35 up. Roy McLamb, Linden 910-
893-3012.
Chickens we have 38 hens, $11/ea. Brent
Perdue, Louisburg 919-497-0469.
Old English game bantams, BB
red, white, black, tail buff, brown, red,
mottled, black tail red silver duckwing,
black, $45. Marty Perry, Bunn 919-496-
0121 or 534-5192-c.
Quail gambel, California, Tenn, red,
blue scale, Mexican speckled, jumbo
and white bobwhites, coturnix, Texas
A&M, Tibetan reds, jumbo browns,
Hungarians, red and albino, chukars
and Barbary, $1.50 up. Jimmy Furr,
Stanfield 704-888-0213.
Silkie chicks all colors, males and
females, 6 w/k old, $5/ea. Dave Johnson,
Salisbury 704-239-5942.
Dominique one rooster, two
hens, true breed, $30/for trio. Lynne
Howell, Ellerbe 910-652-3311.
POULTRY & SUPPLIES
6 -12 horse stalls 12 x 12 will
pay cash, must be in GC to EC. Tanya
Hartman, Advance 336-978-0316.
Pre-fab horse stall door fronts. Mike
Tucker, Tobaccoville 336-983-
4863.
Free rubber stall mats, building
materials wood etc, posts, roofing
tin, metal gates, fencing, concrete,
horse items, to help rescue and aged
disabled horses. T. Brown, Lake Wylie
803-230-6778.
Small horse or Welch pony, child
proof, broke to gentle. E. Williams,
Robbins 910-948-2348.
Horses &
Supplies
Wanted
HORSES
Horse boarding - pasture board
with run-in shelter, lighted round pen,
trails, tack room, 2 feedings/day, qual-ity
pasture, peaceful setting, excellent
care, stall board available, references
available, $225/mo, owner/mgr on
premises. Mary Ann Harville, Siler
City 919-742-5053.
Three western Arabian saddles
one Circle Y, $300; Simco $200
- one synthetic youth saddle never
used $300 -one pony saddle, blanket,
bridle $100. L. L. Mason, Yadkinville,
336-69-8459., $100-300. Luther
Mason, Yadkinville 336-679-8459.
Two horse trailer, $2,250; 2011
Calico 16 ft stock trailer, $4,350. H.
Davis, Elon 336-260-7606.
1976 Hart horse trailer, fifth-wheel,
23 ft, has room for 2 horses
plus dressing/storage and sleeping
areas, has title, $1,000 OBO. Paul
Shue, Richfield 704-279-9459.
2009 Featherlite 8541 gooseneck
2-horse slant load trailer, all aluminum,
dressing room, tack area, new, used
1x, white and brushed aluminum,
EC, $16,900. David Melhado, Wake
Forest 919-529-4450.
Powell riding equipment LNC 15”
western saddle, $325, Australian saddle
new and used tack. Thomas Branham,
Nantahala 828-321-3095.
Three western saddles $600/for
all. Paul McNeill, Durham 919-
383-9352.
Two horse Nissen wagon very
nice, no box, $1,500; snow sleigh 2
seat, $2,000 riding cultivator, $300.
Cyrus Bowman, Colfax 336-420-0986
or 996-1783-night.
Horse boarding $185/mo, pasture,
ring, jumps, access to trails, fence
board, electric, pond; barn with 4 stalls,
$150/per stall your care. B. Sedwick,
Knightdale 919-365-7365.
2001 Featherlite 4 horse trailer,
aluminum enclosed dressing room,
air conditioner, less than 500 miles,
GN, EC, $17,500, all offers consid-ered.
Denise Brown, Jacksonville
910-389-0503.
Horse trailer wheels and axles,
$100/ea. Randy Willis, Jacksonville
910-389-6811 or 347-5252.
Paso Fino mare 6 y/o, 13.2h, red
bay, excellent trail horse, has been
shown successfully by child, $2,500.
A. Furr, Salisbury 704-798-3460.
Two 10 y/o Percheron mares, work
single or double, $900/ea one white,
one gray; English saddle, $50. Jim
Gardner, Hamlet 910-206-0122.
February 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7
Hen pecked mustard $1/per lb,
Martin gourds for crafts or seeds
$.50/ea, Brad Lucas, Wilson 252-
294-5757.
Sunflower seeds old timey type,
huge 12-14 lb flower, 15-18” diameter,
25 seeds/$3, 50 seeds/$5, send SASE
and cash. N. Smoot, 6227 Welborn
Rd, Trinity, NC 27370.
Get rid of moles from fields,
gardens, yards naturally, send $5 in
a SASE for seed and instructions on
how to plant and grow plants which
will rid the area of pesky moles. Sam
Radford, P.O. Box 51, Roaring
River 28669-0051.
Old English boxwoods up to 20”
tall $.90/per in. Forrest Michael, Lex-ington
336-787-5382.
Heirloom tomato pineapple, chero-kee
purple, chocolate, hillbilly, green
zebra, Sioux, German pink, Arkansas
traveler, Supice, Goldmans, 10/$1.25,
25/$2. Don Cash, 8922 Robinson
Church Rd, Charlotte 28215.
Heirloom speckled butterbeans
large seed, choice of brown, cream
or purple color or mix, $7 for 1/2 lb
plus shipping. Furman Nicholson,
314 Stanley Haven Lane, Hender-sonville
28739.
Seeds & Plants
For Sale
Fainting goats males and females,
any under $150, all ages. Charly
Thornhill, Ramseur 336-302-6589.
Beef breed bull calf to raise in
the spring. Will pay extra for calf left
w/ cow up to 8 weeks. Will pick up
within 50 miles of Salisbury. Paul
Miller, Salsibury 704-202-9982.
Guardian donkey for goat herd,
Kkiko goats breeding stock near
Lincolnton. Linda Bennett, Lincoln-ton
704-616-6368.
LaMancha registered fullblood
doe/doeling in SE NC area, any color,
$1-$300. Kandace Green, Bladen-boro
910-874-3035.
Free goats or pigs. Wallace Murphy,
Burlington 336-210-4568.
Red Angus heifers bred or open.
Roger Stevens, Danbury 336-593-
2056.
Livestock
For Sale
Livestock
Wanted
Boer goats ABGA reg. full blooded
and high % bucks and does, traditional
color, DOB 11/2010, $100 up. David L.
Allen, Liberty 336-622-2070.
AGS and NDGA reg. Nigerian dwarf
kids born 11/2010 beautiful healthy playful
kids, from excellent bloodlines,1 buck
$150; 1 doe w/blue eyes, $200. Dustin
Rumley, Mcleansville 336-669-0709.
Texas longhorns excellent genetics,
Rio Grande, Roundup, JM Sue, Gunsmoke,
Awesome Viagra, $500 up depends on
pedigree. Zach Moffitt, Asheboro 336-
736-6340.
Fainting goat does all are reg.
with the Myotonic goat association
and can be seen at cainsfancyfainters.
com $250 up. Don and Tammie Cain,
Walkertown 336-754-4303.
Mini Nubian and Nigerian dwarf
kids, colorful, friendly, bottle fed, some
blue eyes, CAE and G6s tested herd,
Nigerian buck, gold and white, with
blue eyes, wethers $75; does $200 to
$300. Sarah Jinnah, Winton-Salem 336-
788-2454.
Fainting goats does 6 m/o, bucks 6
m/o to 1 y/o all from well maintained herd,
$90-$125; Boers to kid in February. Dodd
Linker, Clemmons 336-712-2484.
Black Angus bulls; reg.12 to 16 m/o
net worth 4200,emblazon,ext blood-lines,
$1,000 up. Henry Craven, Sea-grove
336-879-2500.
Angus bull 4 y/o, 1,300 lbs, $1,000.
Jeff/Becky Deal, Mooresville 704-
528-4085.
Santa Gertrudis bull $1,500;
Santa Gertrudis cow $900. Kenneth
West, Cleveland 704-634-3796.
Reg. Angus bulls, some AI sired by
New Design 878, some natural sired by
a son of Objective, easy calver $1,000-
$1,500. Kim Starnes, Salisbury 704-
637-1805.
Gelbvieh bull DOB 4/2007 Freedom,
Red Alert, in lineage, gentle, red, proven
results, $1,500. Gerry Cloninger, Dal-las
704-779-1193.
Reg. Polled Hereford yearling bulls,
dark, easy calving, top bloodlines, $800.
Alice Davis, Salisbury 704-855-4930.
Registered black Angus cows w/calf
bred back to calve Sept/Oct $1,500-
$1,750. Jim Rhyne, Statesville 704-
880-6283.
45 Angus Angus/Gelbvieh, Balancer
heifers, bred to young Angus bull, calf-hood
vaccinated, good maternal traits,
medium frame, $1,395 up. Derek
Teague, Catawba 828-446-6111.
Salers bull, red fullblood, 17 m/o,
gained 3.18 lbs/day on test, great dispo-sition,
well muscled, calving ease and
hybrid vigor in your calves, $1,500. Paul
Gonzalez, Turkey 910-214-2929.
Three Boer buck kids, DOB
11/2010, $100/ea. Randy Harvell, Mt.
Gilead 910-220-9318.
Boer/kiko nannies $125; billies
$100, weaning age. Joel Powell, Lau-rinburg
910-610-1980.
Nigerian dwarf goats AGS reg., great
milking lines and colors, some blue eyed.
$50 - $250. Stacy Lewis, Louisburg 919-
435-0324.
Two weaned reg. polled Hereford
cows $600-$800; cows due to calf anytime
$1,000-$1,200. Jeff Bass, Franklinton 919-
528-2181.
Feeder pigs white line/Hampshire
cross pasture raised approx. 50 lbs 8 weeks
old, $50. Leslie Keefe, Pittsboro 919-
542-1714.
Boer x Oberhasli doeling, April
‘10, best of both worlds; meat and dairy
goats combined in black/white paint
coat, too cute, her dam always twins,
ample milk in her bloodline, $125. Mari
Lapointe, Zebulon 919-554-2106.
Kiko goats, purebred and 100%
NZ bucks and does, parasite resistant,
slow growing hooves, excellent mothers
and hardy kids, low maintenance meat
goats, $275. Bill Thornton, Raleigh 919-
625-2949.
Angus bulls, reg. yearling Angus bulls,
low birth, high growth, $1,000. Doug
Mitchell, Siler City 919-742-6096.
Katahdin rams, DOB April
2010, $125. Lynn Merritt, Chapel
Hill 919-933-0349.
Berkshire/Tamworth gilts ready to
be bred, 7 ready to go, $450.00. Philip
Brooks, Marshville 704-233-4902.
Nubian buck goat 3 years old, good
breeder, same amount of bucks and
does, $200 OBO. Ronald Earnhardt, Salis-bury
704-636-4343.
Three female pygmy goats black,
white and salt and pepper, tame, excel-lent
pets, $40/ea. Neal Mills, Forest
City 803-372-2878.
Angus bull DOB 7/09, $750; black
Angus heifer born 6/10, $600; black Baldie
bull, DOB 6/10-8/10, $600. Wayne R.
Coble, Ramseur 336-879-5453.
St. Croix rams market and breeding
stock, Winston-Salem area, $150. Charles
Taft, Pfafftown 336-922-4766.
Five longhorn cows 1 cow 2 bred
heifers 1 bull 1 heifer calf all for
$1,850; 4 are brown and white and 1
heifer is white with black spots. Mark
Mize, Clemmons 336-971-3790.
Nubians, purebred ADGA proven
show and milking bloodlines. milking
does, yearling buck, kids, $150 up. Phil
Tomberlin, Monroe 704-242-4667.
Black Angus bulls, top bloodlines,
some Sim-Angus bulls, 8 mos-2yrs
$900 up.Shane Howard, Locust 704-
485-3487.
Dorper wether 7 m/o, approx. 75-110
lbs, $120. Brandon Mills, Trenton 252-
617-2893.
Starting to lamb will have some
males and female pure bred, some
percentage Dorper lambs, weaned in
March/April, $100-$200. Brandon Mills,
Trenton 252-617-2893.
Charolais bulls reg., 15 m/o and
older, industries favorite cross, $1,000
up. Jason Blackwelder, Wadesboro
704-467-4566..
Reg. Texas Longhorns top pedi-grees
bred for color and horn, cows,
bulls, steers starting at $500 up. Ron
Skinner, Denton 336-302-0966.
14 angus x heifers ready to breed
in May, $850 up. David Lassiter, Lib-erty
336-263-0802
Five full blooded black Angus
bulls, all are about 1 y/o, DOB 11/09
and 12/09, $950. Mac Webster, Mad-ison
336-316-5601.
Lambs 100% black-faced dorper
ram and ewe lambs. lower percentage
lambs also available. these are no-sheer
sheep, $100 up. Lorie Poff, Liberty 336-
347-8293.
ADGA reg. Nubian milkers, dry
yearlings, babies $100 up. Steve
Bottoms, Ararat 336-374-3468.
Jersey milk cow hand and machine
milked, due to freshen in late spring
2011, excellent family milk cow, milk-ing
machine also, $1,000 nego. Bettie
Thomas, Zionville 336-385-6302.
Reg. black Angus bull 3 y/o with
papers for sale or trade for another reg.
bull of equal value changing bloodlines
$900.Robert Walker, Thomasville 336-
475-1211.
Boer goats full blood and percent-age
$75 up. Steve Jones, Thomasville
336-475-6539.
Charolais X Angus steer will
deliver local, will hold until spring,
$500. Jeffrey Kirby, Mebane 336-
516-3181.
Lamancha wether 10 m/o and
bottle fed baby, $55. Lisa Whitfield,
Ruffin 336-524-4049.
Charolais purebred, reg., polled and
horned, $1,500-$25,000. C. Dykers,
Siler City 919-663-2436.
Kiko goats crossed with Boer and
Spanish bucks $75, 1 y/o, 2 does 6 m/o,
$125/ea. Louise Profitt, Grimesland
252-746-2337.
Alpine dairy goat kids, 1 w/o,
available March 2011, Free. Tinker
Linebaugh, Ivanhoe 910-669-3340.
Angus bulls reg. AI sired, halter
broke, ready to go, calved September
October and November 2009, $1,200
to $1,500. J. Cassavaugh, Lenoir 828-
728-9007.
Purebred reg. black Angus bulls,
excellent EPDs bred to perform, $1,400
up. Cecil Brown, Seagrove 910-428-
9018 or 336-873-7997.
Jersey milk cow 3 ½ year old, $600.
Garner Jarrell, Mt Airy 336-352-3491
or 648-4288.
Belted Galloway bull calf herd
sire, $600, prospect registere. Ann
Furr, Salisbury 704-798-3460.
Land to deer hunt two safe responsible
hunters, bow and bun hunting. Wiliam
Garrett, Thomasville 336-472-7840.
Land to deer hunt responsible hunter
that will take good care of land, $3.50
to $5/per ac. Mitchel Rhodes, Thom-asville
336-259-6887.
Land to lease in or around Davidson
co for the 2011-2012 hunting season.
Hank McGee, Winston- Salem 336-
442-5286.
20-100 acres for deer hunting for 2011
in Randolph, Davidson, or surrounding
counties. Derek Dickens, Thomasville 336-
460-1395.
To lease land for family to deer hunt
in Silver Valley area in Davidson co. Doug
Gore, Lexington 336-880-4821.
To lease 100-1000+ ac for possible
long term lease for management type
hunting for 3-4 hunters, reference avail-able.
Matt Sink, Winston-Salem 336-
978-5956.
To rent or lease farm land in Davie,
Iredell and Rowan co, land would be used
to grow corn, wheat and soybeans. Justin
Graham, Cleveland 704-278-9009.
To lease land for 2011 deer hunting
season, Davidson, Montgomery, Randolph,
Stanly, Mecklenburg, Union, Catawaba,
Lincoln, Gaston, Iredell, Rowan, Forsyth,
Yadkin, Alexander or Davie county. Randy
Ballard, Charlotte 704-540-7393.
Pasture land for cattle in Rowan,
Iredell or Cabarrus co. Bobby Mayhew,
Cornelius 704-634-8241.
To lease land to bow hunt espe-cially
farmland anywhere surrounding
Davie co no acreage to small. Dustin
Necaise, Mocksville 704-677-5184.
Hunting land in Stanly, Anson, or
Union co, safety and land appreciation
are priority, looking for up coming
season. Daniel Almond, Norwood 704-
983-8865.
Deer hunting land would like to lease
deer hunting rights, private hunters who
are very respectful of others property,
safe and will follow NC law. Devin
Henson, Morganton 828 443-3180.
To rent small tracks of land to still hunt
in Bladen co for the 2011 season. Bobby
Davis, Elizabethtown 910-874-4997.
To lease land for hunting in and
around Harnett co and surrounding
co, Chatham, Wake etc, three respon-sible
hunters, follow your rules. David
Wilson, Lillington 910-893-6482.
Long or short term hunting lease
in Orange or Alamance, small parcels
considered, bow or rifle, also avail-able
for Free coyote control. Steve
Williams, Mebane 919-304-2196.
Smaller track of land in north central
NC for still hunting deer for the 2011 deer
season, Scott Sides, Rougemont 919-
630-0194.
Land for horses and home for four
people long term rental, need ASAP. Heidi
. Macyowsky, Clayton 919-710-5441.
Small track Bertie co Ahoskie, trap
area or still hunt only, shoot does, lo-cal
references available. Chip Thomas,
704-202-0326.
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
Mini-farm, 13.1 ac, 10.8 cleared,
Wayne co., paved rd. frontage, public
water, borders on creek, electric. fence,
seeded and currently used as pasture,
some crop allotment, $8,000/per
ac. Clarence Hill, Seven Springs 252-
569-0758.
51 acres, Caswell co, Yanceyville,
hunting retreat or mini farm, pond, adja-cent
to state gamelands, $149,390. Tom
Lowe, Greensboro 336-209-7307.
For rent secluded 50 ac. horse or
cattle farm with restored log cabin, stable,
barns, pastures, creeks, storage build-ings,
riding trails, $1,000/month. Boyd
Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518.
49.33 ac of farm land with house,
hay barn and outbuildings, Majority in
fenced pasture, suitable for livestock,
Surry co, $395,000. Jan Earley, Pilot
Mountain 336-351-3576.
20 ac Randolph co, near Climax,
approx. 14 ac cleared, creeks, great for
mini farm, pond site, 15 minutes from
Greensboro or Asheboro, $90,000. DeVane
Williard, Randleman 336-362-6242.
45 ac Caswell co, 15 ac grass 900
ft road frontage, lots of wildlife, large
stream flowing through property, ideal
pond site, $110,000 OBO. Dave Sartin,
Jr., Providence 336-388-2678.
14 ac mountainous, wooded, great
views, road frontage, excellent owner
financing, $2,500/ac. Lewis Cox, Mount
Airy 336-786-1697.
Davidson co 17.5 ac between
Reeds and Tyro, mostly pasture with
2 creeks and 1/4 pond with wildlife,
has full road frontage and county
water, $255,000. Steve Yarborough,
Lexington 336-787-4003.
40 ac Randolph co. land with lob-lolly
pines set out in February 2003,
creek on property, $129,900. Randy
Macon, Ramseur 336-824-2288.
10 ac horse pasture new woven wire
fenced and gated, new seeding and fertil-ized,
2 stocked ponds close to 7 towns,
$69,000 owner finance. William Kroll,
Bennett 336-879-6505.
15.7 ac in western Cleveland co, 10
ac in trees, 5 ac open, creek in middle
of property, surrounded by farmland,
partially fenced, $75,000. Jarrett
Blanton, Shelby 704-473-0466.
151 ac Randolph co. farm, 72 acres
cropland/pasture, 5,000+ feet paved road
frontage, spring/creek, 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home, equipment/livestock outbuildings,
$550,000. Larry Macon, Salisbury 704-
798-2208.
12+ acres mini farm w/stream and
barn, single wide mobile home w/car-port,
good location, $159,000. J.B.
Hudson, Statesville 704-880-0254.
11.3 acres, wooded, rich soil, creek
thru center, no restrictions, much road
front, electricity available, quiet country
area, wildlife, 7 miles from Forest City,
$27,900. Ray Anderson, Rutherford-ton
828-245-8256.
10 ac house, trout farm and hatch-ery
near Brevard >100,000 lbs annual
production greenhouse processing facil-ity,
equipment, etc, $750,000. Chris
Selle, Brevard 828-884-9890.
135 ac long term lease for hunting
Sampson co, $10/ac. Delbridge Peterson,
Salemburg 910-564-4962.
85 ac Randolph co, lease or sale,
lease for $10/per acre, will sell tim-ber
cut about 20 yrs. ago, excellent
hunting grounds, $10/per acre. Leroy
Cheek, Goldston 919-280-4927.
9.75 ac small mini-farm, Johnston co,
Archer lodge area 7 ac pasture with two stall
barn and doublewide, $110,000. Darlene
Crabtree, Clayton 919-553-4369.
88+ ac Montgomery co surrounded
by Uwharrie National Forrest and paper
land 3,000 ft of road frontage set in 3 rd
generation pines, $2,500/per acre. Harvey
Chriscoe, Ramseur 919-663-2233.
6 ac land large, 19 th century farmhouse,
oak grove, outbuildings, partially fenced,
on NC 58, Franklin county, $129,900
nego. Randy Thomas, Raleigh 919-
870-7406.
70 ac with 3,769 sq. ft. all brick
home, 4/5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, 25 ac
crop land, rest wooded, $675,000. Leroy
Cheek, Goldston 919-898-4645.
6.1 ac mini farm for crops and
livestock, fenced pastures fruit trees,
grapevines, creek and hardwoods, out
buildings, small home, Liberty/Staley
area, $85,000. E. Price, Staley 336-
622-3690.
8.8 ac grassed, 3 b/r house, county
water, 1,200 ft paved road frontage, large
workshop, Rockingham co off 14/87N,
$175,000. Evelyn Ingle, Burlington
336-260-8864.
53 ac farm with 48 ft x 36 ft barn
w/8 stalls, large pond, hay fields, 1,000
ft frontage in Randolph co, 7 miles from
Thomasville $400,000. Alice Collins,
Thomasville 336-491-4293.
160 ac planted in small oaks, 3 duck
ponds, large windrows, deer, bear, quail,
rabbits, Martin co, $15/ac. William
Modlin, Jamesville 252-792-7709.
50 ac 4 chicken houses under con-tract,
30 head cattle, tractors, trailers,
spreader, dry stack barn, out buildings,
$135 yearly income, $350,000. Clarence
Talley, Siler City 919-704-6510.
45 ac in Goldston, $4,800/per ac; for
rent, 15 ac in Goldston. Delmar McDaniel,
Mocksville 336-284-6377.
Mosquito fish Gambusia widely
used for mosquito control, $100/per
1,000. Bobby Irving, Madison 336-
613-5294.
Two 5,000 gallon round fiberglass
fish rearing tanks, 15’ diameter x 5’
high, pumps and filters included, $2,000;
commercial electric smoker capacity
250 lbs of fish filets, $1,000. Chris
Selle, Brevard 828-884-9890.
Aquaculture,
Supplies &
Services
FARMLAND LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK
Want whole oats for horse feed.
Preferably cleaned. Paul Thurston, Tar-boro
252-641-1149.
Need hay fork for 3pt hitch or
that will hook up where front loader
fits. David Hucks, Archdale 336-434-
3446.Want free clean no mold hay or
oat straw and feed to help rescue and
disabled aged horses. T Brown, Lake
Wylie, 803-230-6778.
Hay & Grain
Wanted
HAY & GRAIN
Hay 2010 1st and 2nd cuttings, no
rain, stored inside, 4 x5 round bales,
fescue, rye grass and clover mix, 99%
weed free, very good hay. Josh Teague,
Cleveland 828-312-0373.
Fescue/Orchard grass very good
horse hay, no rain, kept inside, sq bales,
$3-$3.50; rolls $20-$25: corn, VG
feed corn or deer corn, $6.50 for 50 lb
with your bags or $7/for 50 lb already
bagged. P.A. Heavner, Valdese 828-
443-0816 or 874-0077.
Horse quality square bales, 2010
cutting, no rain, no weeds, 1st and 2nd
cutting available, $3.50 ea. Jim Sitts,
Morganton 828-674-0844.
Coastal Bermuda cow hay, 6x4
round bales, $25. Adrienne Fox, Can-dor
910-220-5840.
Alfalfa hay some rain 75 to 80
lb square bales $4.50 at barn. Grant
Andrews, Mount Gilead 910-572-
6966.
Cheyenne Bermuda hay, excellent
for horses, cattle and goats, $4.50. Earley
Wilder, Zebulon 919-365-3939.
Horse quality Bermuda hay,
square bales, delivery available, call
any time, $4. Jason Britt, Mount
Olive 919-689-2686.
Horse quality hay 2010 crop,
in the barn, $4/ea. W. L. Clodfelter,
Winston-Salem 336-769-2234 or
407-3282.
Horse quality $25/per roll, sq
bales, $5, delivery available. H. Davis,
Elon 336-260-7606.
Big round bales, $40 at barn; sq
bales, $4/at barn. B. R. Ferguson,
Charlotte 704-545-6237.
Coastal Bermuda sq bales,
$4/ea. Burton Upchurch, Broadway
919-498-6793.
Fescue spring and fall cuttings,
sq bales, 2010, $3/ea. Larry Harpe,
Mocksville 336-492-7270.
Fescue large sq bales, 2010
spring cutting, sheltered, $3.50 at
the barn. E. Lee Kimbro, Reidsville
336-349-7171.
Mixed orchard and fescue,
$4.50/bale. Steve Beckner, Mebane
919-563-5666.
Orchard grass and matua grass
mix, sq bales, $5-$6/bale; 4x5 round
bales, grass mix, approx. 700 lbs/ea;
$30/per round bale. B. Lindley, Pittsboro
919-742-4009 or 542-8920.
4x5 and 5x5 rolls, inside or outside,
$15-$20. Bert Linville, Roaring River
336-957-0089 or 957-2684.
Fescue sq bales, good quality,
$3/bale. Benny Dyson, Mocksville
336-492-6154.
2010 cutting 4 ft x 5 ft round bales,
net wrapped, horse quality, stored in
barn, fescue, $30/bale; coastal Ber-muda,
$40/bale, volume discounts &
delivery available. Jason Blackwelder,
Wadesboro 704-467-4566.
Alfalfa hay, $6-$8/bale; fescue grass,
$4-$5/bale; orchard grass, $6-$7/bale;
orchard/fescue mix, $5/bale, will de-liver
at extra costs. Maynard Southern,
Stokesdale 336-643-5621.
Orchard grass/fescue mix round
bales, 4x5, horse & cow quality on
pallets, sheltered, net wrapped, fer-tilized,
limed & weed control, $25-
$50. Alfred Colanero, Summerfield
336-644-0705.
Fescue, oats, grass hay sq bales,
$3.50-$5/bale; round bales, 1,000 lbs,
$40/ea. Ronnie Brogden, Creedmoor
919-528-1767.
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Dodge M37 for parts. Claude Dalton,
Glade Valley 336-710-8843.
1934-36 International Harvester
pickup truck, if you have any info or
leads please help. Corey Walters, Lum-berton
910-258-2099.
Manual Chevrolet Z71 or Silverado
4x4 also looking for Peterbilt 359 to
possibly restore, Justin Simmons, Sup-ply
910-508-9675.
One axle cattle trailer. B. Ross,
Burlington 336-421-5423.
Trucks &
Trailers
Wanted
Trucks &
Trailers
For Sale
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
1987 Ford F250 4 x 4 extended cab
diesel with Banks turbo charge system,
automatic transmission, cold air, ex-cellent
body, new paint, $4,000. Greg
Moseley, Tarboro 252-813-3551.
1975 Ford F600 flatbed dump with
4ft. sides and tailgate, new Jasper en-gine,
kept in shed, GC, $4,500. Boyd
Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518.
14’x 6’ two axle trailer with load-ing
ramps, electric brakes and signals,
GC, $1,000. Evan Myers, Winston-
Salem 336-242-3911.
Wil-Ro livestock gooseneck trailer
16 ft cut-gate, VGC, good tires with
spare, $3,200. Alan Wrenn, Prospect
Hill 336-260-0067.
L8000 Ford Tri-Axle dump truck
240 Ford diesel, 13 spd Road Ranger
transmission, EC, new lift axle tires,
all others 90%, cold AC, PS, new
brakes, electric tarp, air tailgate, bed
in EC, $11,000. Don Marlow, Greens-boro
336-314-8567.
2001 International 4900 dump truck,
DT466 E, 6 spd, new 14’ Godwin dump
bed with 2 piece removable sides and
tailgate, air PTO, dual mud flaps, like
new rear tires, am/fm cd radio, vent
shades, 74,000 miles, EC, $18,500. Mike
Shaffner, Pinnacle 336-325-2953.
Ford F150 83,000 miles, 5 spd,
long bed, good running and looking
truck, $1,800, needs tires. Phillip
Grubbs, Climax 336-382-1806.
John Deere 125 Chuck Wagon 17’
mounted on 1974 International truck ,
GC, $4,250; Miller tilt top trailer 8’ x
18’, 32,000 lb capacity, dual axles and
wheels, electric brakes, GC, $3,750.
Tom Wagstaff, Roxboro 336-599-1467
or 599-8174 night.
18 foot dovetail trailer, LNC,
brakes on both axles, used 3 times,
ramps, $2,400. Paul Willard, Oak
Ridge 336-643-5480.
25’ GN trailer, 2 standards, alu-minum
tool box, 8x8 top deck over
gooseneck, roll-up tie downs along
bed, heavy oak floor, GC, $5,500. Phil
W. Zimmerman, Lexington 336-764-
1043.
2 axle trailer 14’x14’ with loading
ramps, lights, and electric brakes, GC,
$1,000. Evan Myers, Winston-Sa-lem
336-769-9228.
6.5 x 12 heavy duty single axle trailer,
1992 Duluth, 5” channel, 6, 000 lb Dexter
axle with brakes, hvy duty low boy tires,
lights, jack, $850. Harry Wilson, Pilot
Mountain 336-971-1694.
2000 Ford F250 power stroke diesel
enclosed tool body runs good, $3,200. Mark
Mize, Clemmons 336-971-3790.
2007 16’ load max, deck over trailer
with ramps, bumper pull 2 5/16” ball,
$3,700. Larry Carson, Crumpler 336-
982-9114.
2007 Dodge 1500 4 door pickup,
3,500 miles, LNC, inferno red, hemi,
$23,500; 2007 Dodge 3500 reg cab, white,
utility box, LNC, 14,950 mi, $19,900;
2006 Ford F-250 diesel, 130,000 mi, reg.
cab, $7,950. Larry Mills, Monroe 704-
282-0108.
1994 International truck, DT 466,
6 spd, AC/PS air ride both seats, New
Virgin Rubber all around, 48” sleeper
with sofa bed, gooseneck ball with 5th
wheel available, truck looks and runs
great , $12,500 will consider trade. Stan
Stegall, Concord 704-756-8742.
21 ft by 8 ft flat truck bed with a
4ft head board, will fit single or tandem
truck, has adjustable rachet straps, price
negotiable, $3,800. Louie Lowtharpe, States-ville
704-873-6132.
1973 Chevy tandem with a 16’ twin
cylinder dump 5’ grain sides with roll
tarp 3 grain gates 427 and a 5spd and
air brakes, $6,500; Chevrolet C70 with
14’ twin cylinder flat with 4’ grain sides
and 3 grain gates 366 5spd with a 2spd
rear axle, $6,500. Jody Dennis, Nor-wood
704-982-6860.
1987 Great Dane refrigerator trailer,
48 ft, no leaks, fair floor and tires, cools
perfectly, can hold 20 below temps perfect
for storage used on produce operation,
$3,500. Herbert Squeda, Morven 843-
472-1667.
Service/utility bed 9 ft bed for truck
with dual rear wheels toolbox with
bolt bins and torch tank racks, $400
OBO. Dennis Spurlin, Mt Gilead 910-
439-6624.
GMC truck 37,000 mi, ½ ton,
$12,000. Fred Hartsell, Monroe 704-
290-8850.
1979 F150 4x4 restored truck new
tires, runs great, automatic, $4,500;
model a Ford hillbilly truck, com-plete
with chicken coop, rocking
chair, hillbilly jugs, 3 horns, runs
great, $7,000. Larry Williams, Red
Springs 910-843-9596.
Log truck, 83 International 10
wheel, DT 466, 225,000 mi, floaters
on front, loader in EC, tires 65%,
hitch, runs excellent, ready for
work, $8,500.00. Clay Boykin, Lake
Waccamaw 910-640-6861.
1985 Chevy 2-ton dump truck, 12
ft. bed, C-60 series, V-8, 5-spd, $5,000;
1959 Ford truck, F-600, V-8, needs
brakes, $2,000, nego., $2,000. Charlotte
Lyon, Raleigh 919-851-5587.
Miller tilt top trailer 8’ x 18’,
32,000 lb capacity, dual axles and
wheels, electric brakes, GC, $3,750.
Tom Wagstaff, Roxboro 336-599-1467
day or 599-8174 night
Volvo dump truck off road dump,
new motor and good tires, $15,000. Jim
Hamlet, Liberty 336-824-3505.
Livestock trailer 4x10 foot steel
sides and gate, pin style hitch, $500.
John Brindle, Gold Hill 704-279-
7701.
Trailer 12 ft landscape dual axle
with full loading ramp, electric brakes
and lights, $1,100. Reggie Keistler,
Charlotte 980-254-5876.
Neckover stock trailer 20’
,$2,200; flat bed tag-a-long trailer,
2 axle, 16’ long, GC, $800. Jackie
Hudson, Statesville 704-880-0254.
1999 Chevrolet 3500 dually, goose-neck
and rear hitch, electric brake box,
4 door tool box behind cab, 10’ steel
flat bed, 7.4 liter 454, 149,000 original
miles, $3,500. Charlotte Nealey, Stony
Point 828-429-5525.
1977 Ford dump truck F350 one
ton 13 ft bed, 351 Cleveland engine
PS, good tires, $2,500. Jim Frye,
Carthage 910-947-5910.
Trailer 18 ft hvy duty all steel
construction, VGC, dual axles, surge
brakes, $1,600. Al Colanero, Sum-merfield
336-644-0705.
75 Chevy 1 ton flatbed, 12 ft bed
3 ft side boards, new Mr. Goodwrench
engine with 20,000 mi, GC, $2,500;
dual axle trailer, wood floor w/metal
fenders, ramps, 4 ft sideboards, new 8 ply
tires, electric brakes, $950. P. Marion,
Winston-Salem 336-945-4868.
1990 Volvo white tri axle dump
truck air gate, barn door, rebuilt cat
diesel, GC, $14,500. Larry Allen,
Asheboro 336-672-0300.
Old military truck, $1,500; 1967
International flatbed truck, 1800 model,
$3,500; 1951 GMC red flatbed, $2,500.
Randy/Carol/Kevin Willis, Jacksonville
910-389-6811 or 347-3949.
1975 International tandem dump
truck, LN Detroit engine, 5 spd w/3 spd
air gate, swing gate, new electric tarp,
good 14 ft bed, trailer hitch w/airbrake
connections, long wheel base, good
tires, $6,995. Bill Payne, Madison
336-548-6630 6-9 pm.
1980 Intern’l truck 1854 series,
DF466 diesel, 125,000 miles on rebuilt
twin cylinder dump, grain body, $5,500;
1980 Intern’l truck 1854 series, 3208
Cat diesel 13,000 miles on new engine,
clutch and pressure plate, twin cylinder
dump, grain body, $7,000. Jack Hester,
Cary 919-669-6919.
1998 Chevy 2500 pick up 350 AT,
air, cruise, 176,000 mi, GC, $2,800.
Clarence McCain, Providence 336-
388-2506.
92 F150 Ford pick up with wood
bed, 300 6 cyl, auto transmission
$500; 16 ft all metal trailer dual axle,
$500. Ronnie Brogden, Creedmoor
919-528-1767.
T-post, wood post, hog and goat
wire. J.D. Isley, Reidsville 336-349-
7368.
Forge and blacksmith equipment,
anvil, leg vise, post drill, forge and/or
blower, swage block, cone mandrel and
misc. tools. Robert B. Salsbury, Mor-ganton
828-437-2504.
100 fence post, most 10 ft x 4 in
some 12 ft x 6 in, contact me w/price &
delivery information. Rick Langhorne, Gib-sonville
336-449-7246.
Used greenhouses and equipment. Dwight
Dennis, Albemarle 704-982-9700.
Horse manure, any amount, small or
large, you haul, can arrange help loading
large amounts if necessary, Free. Paul
Shue, Richfield 704-279-9459.
Nine used power poles close by
need to be 12’-15’ in length. Chad
Eckard, Conover 828-238-4126.
Need parts manual for Ford 550
backhoe. Sandy Misenheimer, Mt.
Holly 704-822-1915..
Production line machine that will
fill 2 oz jars with NC Truffle butter, must
meet FDA approval and hold around 5
lbs. Rick Smith, King 336-983-8244.
Used greenhouses and equipment. Dwight
Dennis, Albemarle 704-982-9700.
Original Bachtold mower tires 26”
x 2”. Larry Maynor, Salisbury 704-
637-1317.
Well drilling bit 3 1/4 x2 1/4 x 8 in
cable tool. James Holt, Snow Camp 336-
376-3742.
Hay wagon hitch for rear of JD 336
square baler. Donald Harris, Mocks-ville
336-492-5335.
Set of truck scales, at least 70 feet
in length and must be in EC.  Larry
Cranford, Sophia 336-633-0099.
Paying cash for vintage, old farm stuff,
will pick up, $1. Tom Brewer, Winston-
Salem 336-848-0916.
Aluminum saddle tank prefer 20-
30 gallons would consider larger. Matt
Sink, Winston- Salem 336-978-5956.
Goat cart or wagon and harness
to fit large goat. Tom Garner, Ayden
252-746-4120-c or 714-3444.
Supplies
For Sale
Supplies
Wanted
FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES WANTED
Lb white and hired-hand super-saver
XL agricultural building heaters, $100 to
$150. James Robertson, Halifax 252-
583-1591 or 532-6326.
Three brock feed bins LNC, with
spring lock lids, $1,000/ea. James
Robertson, Halifax 252-583-1591 or
cell 532-6326.
1/2 gallon clear canning jars,
regular mouth, great for wines or bee
feeding, $1.50; stainless steel fire
extinguishers, water type, great for
combines, easy refill, $30/each. Gary
Michael, Lexington 336-239-3717.
Rabbit hutches 3 double hutches
and 1 single hutch, all with exterior
attached nest boxes, galvanized wire
floors, $750. Olin Meeks, Greens-boro
336-282-7331.
8’ high tough green virtually in-visible
plastic deer fence, includes 8’
“t” posts every 20’ or so, we can take
down together, approximately 2,000’,
will sell any amount, $1/per ft. Mark
Greene, Elkin 336-341-7008.
Burlap sacs 28” x 36”, used for coffee
beans, multiple uses, storage, ground
cover, gardens, sand bags, etc., bundles of
25 bags for $15. Kevin O’Neill, Belews
Creek 336-414-8503.
20 - 100 lb tractor weights, $1,200
OBO. Allen Moore, Indian Trail 704-
506-5731.
Rough sawn pine great for outbuild-ings
and siding $.50b/f, white oak great
for fencing and trailer decking $1.20
b/f, also have cypress, cedar, walnut,
and more; $.50 b/f for pine. Jack
Murdock, Rolesville 919-669-1859.
Concrete feed bunks u bunks $115;
j bunks $175, discounts on 15 or more, 8
feet long, rebar, 4000 psi concrete. Zach
Moffitt, Asheboro 336-736-6340.
Hobart meat saw, Model 5216, 2
horse single phased, EC, $2,000. Tony
Harrison, Lexington 336-746-5720.
Cedar posts 7’ long, approx. 130
w/one-half of them large diameter,
$2.50/ea. Phil Tomberlin, Monroe 704-
242-4667.
Metal grease ramps 22.6 ft long,
$200; metal hog scalding tub 100 gallon
approx., $200. Keith Powlas, Salis-bury
704-633-2508.
Heavy rubber mats, 1/2” thick,
ribbed, 15 mats, $30/ea; cages- rabbit,
bird-many sizes, $20-$200. Randy
Bowman, Newton 828-217-4799.
Cedar post 7’ $4/each. Shane
McMath, Siler City 919-548-5234.
5 gallon plastic buckets with tops.
heavy-duty very clean, without tops $1.25/ea.
minimum sale 25 ea, $1.75/ea.. Norman
Smith, Bahama 919-812-7194.
Grizzley 18” industrial bandsaw, 10”
recut new, 2 hp motor, $ 850. Thomas
Moore, Troy 919-975-7992.
Simplicity garden tractor 24 hp Onan
engine, 60 in. mower deck, hydrostatic
transmission with 3 speed gear box,
3 pt hitch, runs great, $1,500. Randy
Goodman, Rockwell 980-234-0068.
Farmall Cub rear weights $50 ea;
Farmall rear wheel weights $50/ea; Allis
WD and WD rear wheel weights $50/ea;
one used 13.6 x 28 farmhand tire, $75;
one pair of TO-20, TO-30 Ferguson brake
shoes, $30. Jason Dufour, Nashville 252-
230-6387.
B+S Tiller, 5 HP, front tyne, GC, $
100. Ervin W. Hunsucker, Asheboro 336-
372-0608.
Winco 45 kw 540 pto driven genera-tor
mounted on two wheel trailer, needs
50 hp to operate, GC $2,000 OBO.
M. Lee, Burlington 336-264-5425.
Zabeba 2 mile range electric fence
controller, new, never used, $20. Buddy
Aldridge, Snow Camp 336-376-9699.
Three roller cane press for making
molasses, antique, works great, $250. Jim
Jeffreys, Graham 336-376-9815.
Saw blade, 44 in, 38 teeth, has not
been used since it was hammered and
new Simmonds teeth put in, $300. Roland
Couch, Lexington 336-491-8787.
Electric motor 3 hp-single phase-
220, continue duty cycle, LNC, $300;
Wisconsin V4 engine. propane fuel
equipped, electric start and alternator,
GC, $500. Jimmy Huffman, Lewis-ville
336-978-3378.
Tractor rear tires size 13.6 x
28. 60 percent tread left. $80.00 for
both, $80.00. Tiny Simpson, Kerners-ville
336-993-4714.
275 gallon HD poly tanks w/steel
cage on steel pallets, top fill cap, ball
valve on bottom. no strong chemicals
ever, $75. W.B. Cutler, Erwin 910-
897-6361.
One rear tractor tire and tube,
12.4-28, 80% rubber, EC, came off
MF 135, $90. Hiram Callihan, Blad-enboro
910-648-2191.
Bobcat tires 4 tires on rims, gel filled,
good tread, $1,800. Yates Hussey, Rob-bins
910-464-3571 or 639-4275.
Dayton infared heater stainless steel
propane model# 3E461, $100; wood split-ter
runs great, ready to work pull behind
type, $450 OBO. Dennis Spurlin, Mount
Gilead 910-439-6624.
Ford tractor transmission cooling
lines for 2600, 2610, 3600 and 3610,
all lines from rear end to the radiator
included, $100. Jeff Greene, Lenoir
828-757-0948.
3 pt GN/Reese hitch, 2 5/8” ball
included. black powdercoat finish.
brand new, $250. James Frick, Gold
Hill 704-985-4133.
Diesel fuel $1/gallon or less, complete
kits from $299 www.greengoldfilters.
com. T.H.Healy, Asheville 828-280-
5907.
Horse drawn plows & equipment
and a JD corn sheller, $35 & up. Rex
Fox, Alexander 828-683-2440.
Hog feeders, hog slates and metal
petitions, $100. Leroy Cheek, Goldston 919-
898-4645.
Generator EG 5000x Honda brand, GC,
$650; tractor tire off MF 14.9 x 24 60%
tread, no breaks, $150. Reggie Keistler,
Charlotte 980-254-5876.
Squeeze chute, Priefert model
SO191with auto/manual headgate, never
used, can deliver, $2,450. R. Wright,
Advance 336-998-8637.
1.5 hp JD spark plug, Hit and Miss
engine, skidded, complete, battery/coil
included, runs, $1,600; Stover, unmolested,
complete w/Webster magneto, skidded,
etc., $1,400. Larry Trammel, Chapel
Hill 919-929-5578.
IH 1066 parts selling rear end
& transmission, good start for pull-ing
tractor. Justin Sturdivant, Chapel
Hill 919-698-9264.
Three tractor tires 16.9x28 radial,
$150; 18.4x28 bias ply, $50/ea; cap for 8
ft pick up bed, $150. J.D. Furr, Richfield
704-279-3643.
Three Michelin tires 225/70R
19.5 good tread, no cracks, $75/ea; 10
ft axles with springs, wheels and tires,
$100/ea. Edward Cheek, Ramseur 336-
879-5191.
Hellwig air spring kit #6006 for
Chevy or GMC 2500/3500 HD, LNC,
$175. Jason Horrell, Walnut Cove 336-
591-7981.
Burlap sacks $2/ea, large, great
for shrubs. Edith Biddix, Marion 828-
652-7172.
Glass panels from old school bus
can be used to make lean to greenhouse,
frames in metal, very heavy, will not
blow down, Free, call first, you come
and get. S. H. Johnson, Warrenton
252-492-5552.
Rear rim for JD G BR M Farmall
38”, $125. Randy Barringer, Rockwell
704-279-7085.
7 hp Wisconsin Robbins gas mo-tor
1” horizontal shaft EC, $300; 1/3
hp electric shallow well water pump,
$50. Fred Wagoner, Laurel Springs
336-982-3517.
Cattle headgate and working chute
for cattle $100; calf puller $50. Charles
Phillips, Mocksville 336-751-2422.
Hog slat farrowing crates, 5’ x
7’, 00 wire floors and steel frames,
$100-$150.
Tractor rear wheel weights, diameter
25” has 8” center hole, universal fits all
standard tractor rims, 8 units weight 100
lbs ea, $200/for all. B. R. Liles, Bailey
252-478-5708.
Miller portable electric welder,
200 amp with Onan engine, 50 ft weld-ing
leads, rod holder, ground clamp,
complete gas welding outfit less tanks,
mounted on 2 wheel trailer, runs and
starts good, $1,595. Jim Starr, Burlington
336-213-8547.
Yellow locust split rails, 10 ft,
$8/ea. Randal Letterman, Green Mtn
828-208-1318.
New water or sluge pump 5.5 hp
Briggs engine, $250. Curtis Austin,
Trinity 336-431-7716.
Saw dust burning furnace, type used
in tobacco barns, EC, $300. John Graham,
Salisbury 704-267-9070.
Electric motors new old stock, hvy
duty ½ hp capacitor start, 1,725 rpm, 120
volt, ball bearing, reversible, 56 frame,
base mount 5/8” shaft, $75/ea. Bill Payne,
Madison 336-548-6630.
Ford wood saw 24” blade oak
swinging table, 3 pt hitch w/power
take off, $700. E. Williams, Robbins
910-948-2348.
Aerator pull behind, weight can be
added, long spikes, $75; tractor weights,
300 lbs, $135. G. Stowe, Haw River
336-693-7542.
White two ear prolific field corn
seed, for bread corn, need 50 lbs. Gerald
Coggins, Whittier 828-497-0033.
Cowhorn turnip seed. Greg Bruhn,
Raleigh 919-790-0480.
Greasy cut short been seeds; old
timey white half runner been seeds. Tom
Drum, Maiden 828-381-8439.
Seeds & Plants
Wanted
SEEDS & PLANTS
Old timey white cucumber seeds
$1/per tsp; dill seeds $1/per tsp,
SASE. Jim Bostian, 6235 River Bend
Rd., Claremont 28610.
Blueberry plants 1 to 15 gallon,
10 variety early, mid and late season,
$3-$75. Michael Crippen, Garland 910-
529-1469.
Cabbage plants, all seasons and
early Jersey, $9/per 100; camellia
japonica, $5/ea; azaleas, 5/$10. Jim
Gibson, Ellerbe 910-652-6154 or
573-7914.
Hay sprigs NC certified crops
with five varieties, $4/bu for Tifton
44, Tifton 85 and coastal and $7.50
for Ozark, includes royalty fee; $5/
Midland 99. B B and K Farms, Max-ton
910-844-6003.
Fruit trees asian pear, apple, domestic
pear, blueberries, figs, $14-$20. Jim
Babb, Carthage 910-947-3384.
Martin gourds for bird houses and
crafts, apple gourds, $1.25 up. Glenn
McElveen, Garner 919-772-2785.
Blueberry plants Premier and O’neal
3 gallon $9.99, 50 + for $6.99/ea; dwarf
yaupon holly $9.99/3 gallon; summit
bronze muscadine $4.99/1 gallon. Greg
Bruhn, Raleigh 919-790-0480.
Old timey cockscomb seeds, huge
blossom head w/rich crimson color on
sturdy, 18” stalk, about 200 seeds, send
stamped envelope + $3 cash. Barry Cox,
6225 Welborn Rd., Trinity 27370.
Old timey pumpkin seeds 40/$5
+ SASE; big cockscomb seeds, huge
flower ½ tsp, $3 + SASE. Landon
Rice, PO Box 27, Connelly Springs
828-893-0838.
Peter pepper seed $1/per pod
with SASE, NC Grown Palmetto Palm
tree seed, $4 seed, $1 with SASE. J.
R. Anderson, 310 Saddlewood Dr.,
Goldsboro 27534.
Upland creecy $.25/per packet +
SASE. Thad Wiseman, 2541 Union
Cross Ch Rd., Yadkinville 27055.
Comfrey high yield high protein
perennial herb for fodder, food, compost
and remedy, satisfaction guaranteed,
$.29/root and up for crowns, plants.
Thomas Branham, Nantahala 828-
321-3095.
Dogwood trees, white flowers,
8-15 ft tall, B&B, $75-$160; daylil-ies,
300/$200. G. Stowe, Haw River
336-693-7542.
True seed heirloom peach trees,
open stone, excellent flower, heavy
producer, $700 + shipping. Pliney
Purser, Monroe 704-385-9216.
Lucky buckeyes for planting
$4.75 dozen; buckeyes to carry for
luck, $3.50/dozen includes shipping.
Jules Simmons, 424 Grand Vista Dr.,
Sylva 828-226-4700.
Boxwoods English and American
from small to 6 ft to 8 ft x 6 ft to 8
ft, $15-$300. Wade Stamey, Hudson
828-443-1592.