Agricultural review

              From the tractor
by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler
LXXXVI - No. 5 May 2011
Commissioner Troxler
(See Damage, pg. 2)
On the Horizon
(See Specialty crops, pg. 2)
Cotton, sweet potato and wheat acreage will be up
(See Planting plans, pg. 2)
North Carolina farmers say they will plant more acres of
cotton, sweet potatoes and wheat this year compared with
2010, according to a recent U.S. Department of Agriculture’s
Prospective Plantings report.
Farmers intend to plant less corn, soybeans and peanuts,
the report said. Cotton growers intend to plant 750,000 acres
this year, 36 percent higher than last year’s acreage and the
most since 2006.
“With cotton prices hovering around $2 a pound, it’s not
surprising to see farmers planning to grow more of it this
year,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler.
Wheat already is in the ground, and its 700,000 acres
represent a 40 percent increase over last year’s total and
matches the 2009 amount. The dip in wheat acreage in 2010
was the result of poor field conditions in the fall of 2009,
Troxler said. “It was too wet to plant. But this past fall,
conditions were good and wheat prices are still strong,” he
said.
Farmers intend to plant 60,000 acres of sweet potatoes,
up 5,000 from last year. North Carolina leads the nation in
sweet potato production, and acreage has increased each year
since 2005. Troxler attributes the growth to higher demand
for sweet potatoes, both domestically and internationally.
Acreage of flue-cured tobacco is forecast to increase modestly
this year, to 168,000 acres. Burley acres will remain
unchanged at 2,300.
With cotton acreage growing, something had to give, which
explains the 6 percent decrease in soybean acreage and 7
percent drop in peanut acreage, Troxler said. Corn acreage
NCDA&CS offers
specialty crop grants
The N.C. Department of
Agriculture and Consumer
Services is offering grants
to fund new projects to
enhance the competitiveness
of specialty crops in the
marketplace.
The Specialty Crop Block
Grant Program is managed
by NCDA&CS and funded
by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture under the
2008 farm bill. Last year
NCDA&CS awarded more
than $1 million to 22
projects that benefited North
Carolina’s specialty crops
industry and helped local
farmers grow more profitable
Deadline for applications is May 20
crops.
NCDA&CS will accept
grant applications starting
at $10,000 from non-profit
organizations and
corporations, commodity
associations, state and
local government agencies,
colleges and universities.
Applicants must reside in
North Carolina, or their
business or educational
affiliation must be within
the state. Application
deadline is 5 p.m. May 20.
“This competitive-grant
program is designed to
help small famers and
Mother Nature is one
of the most unpredictable
forces, maybe even the
most unpredictable. And
when her powerful energy
takes shape as a hurricane
or tornado, the results are
often catastrophic and
deadly, as we witnessed
in mid-April when
tornados rolled across the
state randomly tearing
apart homes, uprooting
businesses and leaving
holes in families.
My sympathies go out
to those families who lost
loved ones in the tornados.
Homes, businesses, struc-tures,
equipment and
things can all be replaced,
but for those who lost family
and friends, their losses are
permanent.
Shortly after the storms,
I toured areas of the state
looking at agricultural dam-age
and talking to farmers
about their immediate and
long-term needs. Without
doubt, there are lots of
needs. For many of the farms
hit, the tornados were life-changing
events. A lifetime of
work was lost in just minutes
under the brutal assault of
these storms.
Many times in North
Carolina when we talk about
agricultural storm damage,
we are talking about the
loss of crops and livestock.
These storms were different
because they happened so
early in the season. This is
planting time, so many crops
were just planted or would
soon be going in the ground.
A few crops did sustain some
hail damage and there were
also some livestock losses,
but not as widespread as we
have seen in the past with
some late-season hurricanes.
Instead, growers lost
curing barns, greenhouses
equipment, storage buildings,
poultry houses and homes.
I saw bulk barns in Lee
County that were tossed
around like matchboxes and
I saw steel beams set in 2
or more feet of concrete that
were ripped from the ground
like new seedlings. I also saw
large greenhouses flattened,
cotton pickers tossed around
like toy cars and debris
strewn across acre after acre
of farmland.
The difficult part for
these farmers is that they
need their equipment now
to get seeds and plants in
the field. And down the road
they will need to replace
sprayers, curing barns and
The Agritourism Networking Association will host
workshops in May and June that focus on how to start or
continue a successful agritourism operation. The workshops
are designed for agritourism entrepreneurs and those who
may be interested in starting an agritourism business.
Following are dates and locations for the workshops:
• May 19 – Coston Farm in Hendersonville. Register by
May 12.
• June 2 – Shadow Springs Vineyard in Hamptonville.
Register by May 26.
Workshops start at 3 p.m. and cost $25,
which includes materials, tours and dinner.
The workshops will focus on topics such as
marketing through social media, hospitality tips to
bring in and keep customers, estate planning and
insurance needs, and working with elected officials.
Participants will also have an opportunity to network
and share ideas with other agribusiness owners.
For more, contact Martha Glass, agritourism manager
with the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services, at (919) 707-3120 or martha.glass@ncagr.gov.
Agritourism workshops
slated for Western NC
Mark your calendars for
May 20-22 for the Got to Be
NC Festival at the State
Fairgrounds in Raleigh.
The three-day celebra-tion
highlights N.C.’s rich
agricultural heritage and
today’s farming industry.
It will showcase local
foods, wines, cheeses,
fruits and vegetables in the
Wine and Food Expo. There
will also be activities and
attractions for the whole
family from tractors, fiber
crafts and food to rides,
games and music.
Friday-only activities
include the Shriners Fish
Fry featuring N.C. seafood,
and a classic car cruise-in
and a draft horse pull.
Saturday-only activities
include the N.C. Pig
Jig cooking competition
between state Masonic
organizations, the N.C. Old-
Time Fiddle Championship
antique tractor pull on
Saturday evening, and
a regional roller derby
competition in Dorton
Arena (fee charged).
For more, go to www.
ncagfest.com.
AGRICULTURAL REVIEW
36,000 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $1,581.89 or 4 cents
per copy.
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
Page 2 May 2011
Brian Long.................................... Editor
Andrea E. Ashby..................Mng. Editor
Terri Allen ...................Advertising Mgr.
Jen Nixon.......................... Assoc. Editor
Paul Jones.................... Circulation Mgr.
AGRICULTURAL REVIEW (ISSN
07445466) is published 11 times a year
with a combined November/December
issue by the N.C. Department of Agricul-ture
and Consumer Services, 2 W. Eden-ton
St., Raleigh, NC 27601. Second-class
postage paid at Raleigh, N.C.
POSTMASTER: Send address changes
and classified advertising to
AGRICULTURAL REVIEW, 1001 Mail
Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-
1001.
AGRICULTURAL REVIEW is printed
in interest of the farmers of the State and
is sent free to residents upon written re-quest.
PHONE: (919) 707-3001
Steve Troxler
Commissioner
Horse Events
*Shows subject to change. Call before attending.
** More Horse Events in Bucolic Briefs.
Planting plans
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, (919) 733-4845
May 6 & 7 ������ � N.C. Plantation Pleasure Walking Horses. Contact Koren Kartes, (919) 649-3460.
May 7 & 8 ������ � Carolina Mane Event. Contact Michele McLaughlin, (919) 934-1344.
May 12-14 ������ � Region 10 Quarter Horse Experience. Contact Randy Ratliff, (336) 339-8773.
May 21 ����������� � Wake County 4-H Horse Show. Contact Heather Tart, (919) 250-1093.
May 22 ����������� � District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Bill Crouse, (919) 624-1014.
May 25-28 ������ � Southern States Regional Morgan Show. Contact Fred Nava, (781) 760-1270.
June 3-5 ���������� � Capital Dressage Classic. Contact Olga Wagner, (919) 225-8700.
June 9-18 �������� � Tarheel Triple Classic QH shows. Contact Judy Sullivan, (704) 442-8304.
Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, (828) 687-1414
May 7 ������������� � Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol Horse Show. Contact Wallace Mooney, (828) 606-7971.
May 8 ������������ � Western District 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.
May 27-30 ������ � Bill Scott Clinic. Contact Judy Miller, (828) 685-8313.
June 3-5 ���������� � Elk Foundation PBR Rodeo. Contact Jeff Robinson, (828) 713-4712.
June 10-12 ������ � National Walking Horse Show. Contact Ali Meritt, (803) 571-0188.
June 13-15 ������ � 4-H Horse Clinic. Contact Robbie Potter, (828) 688-4811.
Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, (252) 792-5111
May 6-8 ���������� � NCQHA Dist. V Spring Classic Quarter Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, (252) 753-
8069.
May 12-15 ������ � Carolina Classic Reining Derby. Contact Mike Hancock, (252) 937-2800, ext. 1204.
May 21 & 22 ���SE Dist. 4-H Horse Show. Contact Matthew Downs, (252) 448-7511.
May 27-29 ������ � VRHA Morning Star Ranch Memorial Day Classic & Derby. Contact Gail Berghorn,
(813) 426-5707.
June 11 & 12 ��� � EHA’s Hunter Horse Show. Contact Wendy Willson, (252) 916-3685.
could drop by 2 percent. “We
basically ran out of acres for
soybeans, peanuts and corn,”
he said. “There are only so
many acres out there that
can go into producing field
crops, so you’ve got to have a
tradeoff.
local food efforts,” said
Agriculture Commissioner
Steve Troxler. “Nearly
$1.2 million is available
this year from USDA to
support the North Carolina
specialty crop industry.”
Projects involving
the following specialty
crops are eligible: fruits,
vegetables, tree nuts,
dried fruits, horticulture,
Christmas trees, turfgrass/
sod, and nursery and
greenhouse crops. Funding
is also available for projects
aimed at developing local
and regional food systems
and improving food access.
Grants are not available for
projects that directly benefit
or provide a profit to a single
organization, institution or
individual.
For grant guidelines and
an application, visit www.
NCspecialtycropgrant.org.
Contact Jeff Camden,
marketing specialist with
NCDA&CS, at (919) 707-
3111, SpecialtyCropGrant@
ncagr.gov, or Specialty Crop
Block Grant Program, 1020
Mail Service Center, Raleigh,
NC 27699-1020 for more.
Specialty crops
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
The Johnston County Mule and Donkey Fundraiser Show will be held May 7 at the Johnston County
Arena on N.C. Hwy. 210 in Smithfield. Prizes will be awarded for division winners and trophies and
ribbons will be presented in each class. Entry fee is $8 per class. The entry deadline is April 29. Registration
starts at 8 a.m. with the show starting at 10 a.m. Admission is $5 for adults and children 12 and under are
admitted free. For more, contact Leon Joyner, (910) 379-9916 or e-mail at LeonJoyner55@yahoo.com.
***
The Carolina Mane Event Show Circuit will host shows May 7 & 8 and Aug. 6 & 7 at the Hunt Horse
Complex in Raleigh. For more on the shows, contact Michele McLaughlin at (919) 934-1344, e-mail at
sileeno@ipass.net or go to www.ipass.net/cmesc.
***
Dairy farmers will vote May 24 on whether to continue to allocate a portion of the mandatory national
dairy check-off fee collected for North Carolina dairy promotions. Currently, 10 cents of the 15 cents
collected per hundredweight of milk is designated to dairy promotions in North Carolina. The remaining
5 cents goes to National Dairy Promotion and Research Board. N.C. dairy producers must vote every six
years to renew the 10-cent local promotion option through the N.C. Dairy Referendum. Every dairy farm
in the state has a vote, and to pass the referendum, two-thirds of those voting must approve the measure.
Dairymen should contact their local N.C. Cooperative Extension Service to find their voting location.
***
The Carolina Paint Horse Club has announced its 2011 show schedule. Following is the schedule:
Summer Daze show, May 28 and 29 at The Circle M Ranch in Pelzer, SC; Dog Days show, July 30 and
31 at the Sen. Bob Martin Agricultural Center in Williamston; the Fall Fling show, Sept. 17 at Colfax;
and the Cardinal Classic, Oct. 15 and 16, at the WNC Agricultural Center, Fletcher. For more on shows,
contact CPHC president Tony Honeycutt, (704) 792-2122 or go to www.thecarolinapainthorseclub.com.
***
The N.C. State Championship Horse Drawn Plowing Contest will be held June 4 at 10 a.m. at the
historic Ivey Burn Plantation six miles south of Erwin on N.C. 217. Contest categories include single
walking plow, team walking plow, team antique riding plow, team modern riding plow, team consisting of
three or more horses, mules, single ox and team oxen. Contestants will compete for cash prizes, trophies
and bragging rights. Cost to enter contests is $10 per category. Event is free for spectators. There will
also be free horse drawn wagon rides. For more information, contact Ronnie Bowen at (919) 820-4067 or
Wayne Collier at (910) 980-0066 or e-mail at bowen898@yahoo.com. The contest is sponsored by the N.C.
Work Horse and Mule Association.
Bucolic briefs
“I think we’re going to max
out our available acreage this
year,” Troxler said. “Farmers
might break out whatever
ground they think they can
do something with.”
Troxler pointed out that
weather, input costs and
changes in commodity prices
still could affect the acreage
planted. “We’ll know more
June 30, when the next
USDA acreage report comes
out,” he said.
The report is available
online at http://www.
ncagr.gov/stats/release/
CropRelease03.pdf.
harvesting equipment as
crops near harvest time.
This is not the first time
farmers have faced this
type of adversity and I hate
to say it, but I am sure
it won’t be the last time
either. Farmers and the
agricultural community as
a whole are resilient and
they will bounce back from
this as well.
Because so many farmers
suffered so much equipment
damage, if anyone has extra
equipment that they may
be willing to share with
farmers in need, please go
to our website and let us
know. We will try to help
match folks with needs
with people who may have
resources available to share.
Over the next few weeks,
we will continue to assess the
damages and losses, and will
work to help farmers in any
way we can. We will make
farmers aware of any federal
assistance available, and we
are also planning to help
seek volunteers to help with
debris removal, particularly
in fields.
Information is still coming
together as of press time, so
please go to www.ncagr.gov/
agtap to find resources or to
see if you can help a neighbor
in need.
Damage
(Cont’d from pg. 1)
In Lee County, a John Deere sprayer is seen sandwiched between
bulk barns that were damaged during the mid-April tornados.
Classified Ads
SUBMITTING ADS: Ads are free to NC residents & can be submitted by mail to 1001 Mail
Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1001; online at www.agreview.org; or by fax to (919) 715-
8493. Ads must include name, address including zip code, phone number including area
code, and price or price range for every item being sold.
Deadline for each issue is midnight on the first working day of the month prior to
publication.
Equipment
For Sale
FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT
5030 Kubota 4 WD tractor/loader,
bucket and set of forks, $10,500. Steve
Tilley, Mt Airy 336-325-0597.
IH paddle scraper ET 200 9.5
yard pan, $5,000. G. Allen, Advance
336-998-5391.
Super A w/140 motor, w/cultivator,
good rubber, paint GC, $2,275; Cub
Farmall w/side disk plow, drawbar, 5 ft
belly mower, VGC, $1,575; Krom late
model 6 ft disk hay mower, $1,800 OBO.
B. Ross, Burlington 336-421-9383.
JD quick hitch 3 pt , $250. Bill
Cleary, Mocksville 336-492-5441.
JD model 110 antique graden trac-tor/
mower runs/cuts good, original decals,
paint, great restoration piece, $600. M.
Pipkin, Trenton 252-361-1902.
Unverferth perfecta field cul-tivator,
13 ft, good tines, points, no
breaks, $1,200. Tim Shelton, Stantons-burg
252-363-2829.
5 ft sickle mower for Cub tractor,
side mount, $150; 1 pt hitch scrape blade,
$250; 64 McCormick Deer combine
for parts, good canvas, motor driven,
$350. Delmar Burleson, Lexington
336-746-5627.
Hesston 1091 mower conditioner,
GC, $1,000. Jerry Joyner, Waxhaw 704-
616-4286.
Farmall 140 1975 model, A1,
all cultivators plows and disk, blade,
bushhog, 14” turning plow spray,
fertilizer attachment, many other parts,
$8,000. Herbert Johnson, Goldsboro
919-735-8669.
5 ft bushhog pull type in GC, hvy
duty, $600; 1941 Case tractor, GC,
$1,200; NI pull type sickle mower,
GC, shed kept, $600. Phil Smith,
Gibsonville 336-908-6755.
MF combine 300 13 ft grain
head, Chrysler 6 cylinder gas engine,
many new parts, needs minor repair,
$2,500. Denny Rollins, Mocksville
336-492-7223.
May 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 3
Intern’l I40 cultivators, fertilizer
attachment, 1 pt hitch, $4,800. Eugene
Sherion, Gibsonville 336-697-9047.
127 and 129 Cub Cadets w/mowers
and a 120 3 spd straight transmission for
parts, $1,000 OBO. Lowell Ferguson,
Boomer 336-921-3869.
Two pull type bushhogs, FMC 5
ft cut in GC, $400; AC 5 ft cut, needs
top gear box seal but rest of mower
in GC, $400. Eric Gantt, Waco 704-
473-6535.
NH silage cutters 2 row, grain
head, pick up head, $2,500. Charles
Mullis, 5420 St Paul Ch Rd., Hamp-tonville
27020.
5 tooth potato rake, $10; yard type
drop spreader, $10; 2 wheel garden
seeder, $50. James Edwards, Henderson
252-492-2719.
1948 LA Case tractor GC, new
battery and all good tires, $3,000. Keith
Andrews, Graham 336-684-3483.
JD 3 pt 2 16” plow $395; 3 row
lay off plow, $395. Chris Witherspoon,
Valdese 828-381-5868.
Ford 1950 9N, completely rebuilt
motor, new paint, new front tires,
ready to show, $4,000; MF 35, gas,
good paint, metal good, live lift, GC,
$2,600; Case 5 1944, GC, runs, needs
brakes, tires, etc., $1,600. Boyd Burr,
Denton 336-859-0649.
1975 Intern’l 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.
Montana tractor 80 hp, w/loader,
oversize cab and R4 tires, LNC, stored
inside, 360 hrs, $32,500. Bob Hodges,
Lowgap 336-401-6622.
JD 709 3 pt bushhog, $2,500;
military issue 14KW diesel generator,
$3,000. Dwight Atkinson, Seagrove
336-879-2425.
Leinbach disk harrow, model
300S, adjustable gangs of 20-20 inch
disk, used twice, LNC, $1,000. Mike
Hatley, Monroe 980-721-4988.
JD 224T sq baler, GC, always
sheltered, $1,400; sickle bar mower,
$400. Wade Pearce, Willow Springs
919-810-9039.
140 Farmall tractor, 120 volt,
repainted, cultivator, fertilizer attach-ments,
very nice tractor, $4,200; BF
Avery tractor cultivator arms attached,
$3,500. Randy Willis, Jacksonville
910-347-3949 or 389-6811.
Ford 3000 diesel, ROP, $5,500;
nice 1949 8N, good lift, 12V, $2,700.
Richard Carr, Franklinville 336-495-
4671.
Landpride 10’ blade, Cat 111-11
hitch, rated for 150hp, hyd. tilt, angle,
swing, LN, $3,500; Supreme Corp.
truck van body, 14 ft. long, roll up rear
door, E track on walls, EC, $975. Chris
York, Staley 336-824-2085.
2082 Cub Cadet 95 yr. lawn,
garden, 20hp Kol. eng., ps, tilt wheel,
hydrostatic trans., 54 inch deck, eng.
deck been replaced, VGC, $3,750. Brad
Needham, Carthage 910-464-5582.
Farmall “M” diesel, $2,500; Mc-
Cormick W9, EC, new tires, $4,500;
Farmall “MD,” $2,500; Intl. “TD9”
bulldozer, nice winch, 9 1/2’ blade,
80% undercarriage, $4,500. Cyrus
Bowman, Colfax 336-420-0986 – day,
996-1783-night.
Cub Farmall w/good tires, 5 ft.
belly yd. mower, turning plow, drawbar,
$1,675; 5 ft., 3-pt. bushog, GC, $300;
NH hay rake, $850 OBO. B.N. Ross,
Yanceyville 336-421-5423.
Farmall 100 w/rolling cults.,
$2,200; NH hay rake, $1,000; 3-pt.
hitch post hole digger, $300. Bennett
Ross, Burlington 336-421-9383.
JD combine 3300, runs & is shel-tered,
$1,000; Ford 3-16” 3-pt. plow,
$200; 2-row bedder/fert. attachment,
$200. J.A. Simpson, Beulaville 910-
298-4970.
AC 60 combine, factory bin,
$150. Paul Apple, Gibsonville 336-
656-3467.
Silage blowers for upright silo,
Badger 54” w/shaker pan & 50hp
elect. mower, $2,500; Gehl 54” pto
driven, $500; JD 4-row corn cultivator,
RM series, 3-pt. hookup; adj. shanks
w/Danish tips, $500. Patrick Miller,
Mocksville 336-909-2490.
Belarus 310 tractor, 4 WD, 36hp
w/loader, ps & hdy. remotes on rear,
$6,000. Lonnie Miller, Mocksville
336-998-6106.
185 Bobcat Skid Steer, 2,600 hrs.
w/bucket, $13,500; 331 Bobcat Ex-cel
fast hitch, 12”-24”-36” buckets,
1,100 hrs., $20,900. Roger Highfill,
Randleman 336-498-4176.
Blacksmith blower, 3 legs Cham-pion
400, GC, $300; 8’ – 8-pt. tiller
w/tubes on points for liquid fert.,
GC, $800. Elbert Williams, Robbins
910-948-2348.
Sidewinder 66 bushhog, GC, $750;
3 in. Akron irrigation pipe, $0.50/ft.;
Swisher 5.5hp vacuum, $650. Billy
Austin, Ruffin 336-939-2765.
Generator, Kohler 100kw, 1or
3ph, 230 volt, trailer mounted, 4 cyl.
gas, $400. Bill Medley, Rockwell
704-279-8212.
Sears 2-wheel walking tractor,
$200; four other walking tractors and a
G AC tractor, $1,700. Leonard Aycock,
Concord 704-782-4012.
2005 451 MF farm tractor w/4WD,
hydraulic system, serial #BP40106, 262
hrs., LN, always sheltered, $17,000.
Coolidge Dowdy, Four Oaks 919-963-
2251 – home, 631-6464 – cell.
Ford 3000 diesel, ps, 8 spd., good
rubber, very nice tractor, $5,850.
Gurney Wayne Moore, Asheboro 336-
629-7495.
Two 477 NH haybines, 1 complete,
1 for parts, $800/both. Ronnie Crouch,
Statesville 704-528-9054.
JD B tractor, very nice, $4,500;
Super A tractor, 12v w/cult., very nice,
$3,500; new 76” tractor tiller, 3-pt.
hitch, $1,700. Eugene Britt, Biscoe
910-220-2596.
Hydraul. sickle mower, 7 ft. sickle,
disassembled, $125. Joe Beasley, Hamp-stead
910-329-1604.
6 ft. box scrape, never used, $175;
boom pole, LN, $50; 4 ft. box scrape,
LN, $130. Dan Clubb, Walnut Cove
336-671-1581.
Two-row Lilliston field cult. w/fert.
box, $1,000 obo; 4-row field cultiva-tor,
$1,000 obo; NH 845 round baler,
$1,000 obo. Brian Raynor, Jacksonville
910-346-8052.
Hay equip., 4610 series 2 Ford tractor,
1,920 hrs., $11,000; Heston model 1071
haybine, $1,500; NH tedder, model 156,
$600; NW side delivery rake, $1,600;
NH 630 round baler, $6,500; will sell
all for $20,500. Ed Wright, High Point
336-471-2957.
Two Yazoo lawn mowers, YR48
models, GC, many extra parts & parts
manual, $2,000. Roy Jordan, Staley
919-742-4891.
Two Conto bulk barns, $2,000/
ea.; one cotton wagon, 9 ft. by 40 ft.,
$1,000. David McLean, Lumberton
910-785-3776.
NH square baler 270, new needles,
needs retreading, $1,500. William Shaver,
Salisbury 704-640-7719.
Intl. 100 tractor w/6’ sickle bar
mower, 12v, new tires, engine just
overhauled, 4 extra parts, 1 owner,
$2,500 firm. Eugene Carlsward, Turkey
910-533-3751.
Hesson model 5530 round baler,
new pickup teeth, new drive sprocket,
new belts, sheltered, $4,500 obo; Long
hay rake, 4 wheel, 3-pt. hitch, used very
little, $900. Kermit Robinson, Greensboro
336-643-5921.
Brown Bear Litter Windrower, 7’,
regular flow, for Skid Steer use, used 3
times, cost $19,000 new, $16,500. Buddy
Walker, Wallace 910-289-0712.
CI-4210 tractor, enclosed cab, 1,800
hrs., w/front-end loader, $20k; new MF
disk mower, $8k; JD tractor B2533R,
restored, $5,700; MF165 tractor w/front-end
loader, $5,500; other equip. Carolyn
Miller, Hickory 828-294-3182.
JD 31 post hole digger w/9”, 14”
& 24” augers, $700. Carroll Robinson,
Salisbury 704-639-1034.
Farmall Cub tractor & cults.,
$1,850; Ford 801 Powermaster tractor,
$3,850; new stock trailer, $3,850. H.
Davis, Elon 336-260-7606.
1962 Sator S6506 tractor, runs good,
25hp, 3 pt., $1,700. Chris Witherspoon,
Valdese 828-381-5868.
WD-45 AC parts tractor, 8N Ford
front-end loader, 2 fenders, grill, 69
Chevrolet C-30; $75-$1,500. Phil Hay-wood,
Waxhaw 704-843-2447.
1949 model 8N Ford tractor, VGC,
$3,200; old farm trailer, $375; engine
Fairbanks Mooris, 6hp, mounted on new
trailer, $3,200. Curtis Spainhour, 1585
Hanes Mall Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC
27103-1359.
16 foot gleaner bean head, series 2,
flex head, $2,000. Dane Eure, Gates-ville
252-209-1100.
NH haybine, 7’ cut, GC, field ready,
$1,500; 3ph carryall, new, $250; 3ph drag
harrow, 8’, GC, $200. Randal Osborne,
Sparta 336-372-2424.
JD model 60, square wide front, ps,
3-pt. hitch, recent pro. Restoration, $6,000
obo; AC model C, pro. Restoration, 3-pt.
hitch, $4,000.. Richard Adams, Raleigh
919-846-0022.
Five M Farmall tractors, plus
parts, $2,500/all. Jim Keith, Raleigh
919-957-1850.
1010 tractor, is separated, needs
cluster gear, $2,000 obo. Larry Davis,
Olivia 919-499-4910.
Intl. Cub tractor, may be a 53, 1-pt.
hitch, ran good 3 yrs. ago, $800. Mrs.
William Wood, Kernersville 336-869-
4780, call after 9 p.m.
1586 IH, cab and air, GC, $8,800. William
Godfrey, Sanford 919-775-2826.
Intl. cub cadet 1250 hyd. for restor-ing
or parts, complete with deck, will
run, but hasn’t in a while, $300. Russell
McGehee, Sanford 919-776-5712.
NH sq. baler 273 and six basket New
Holland tedder, $3,000.. Doug Cheek,
Moncure 919-795-9273.
JD M MT 40, 420 parts, final drives,
transmissions, wheels, weights, front end,
hydraulics, some sheet metal, more., $5
and up. Guy Hiniker, Oxford 919-
815-0268.
1986 Ford 2910 3 cyl diesel 980
hours good rubber garage kept, PS,
VGC, $8,500; Ford 309 corn planter 2
row, all plates, VGC, $450. Hal Atkinson,
Raleigh 919-847-3141.
JD 1010 with bushhog, runs
good, $4,000. Charles Campbell, Ra-leigh
919-847-5822.
JD 4040 tractor, 1,100 hours, kept
under shelter, EC, $30,000. Jack Gorrell,
Raleigh 919-868-2472.
Hit & miss engine:1-1/2hp. domestic
side shaft on 4 wheel cart, complete
and running, have others, $3,995. Larry
Trammel, Chapel Hill 919-929-5578.
JD 148 loader, bucket, hay spear &
forks $2,000; JD 8200 grain drill, 14 ft,
21 disk $1,100. Gerry Durham, Chapel
Hill 919-933-9616.
50 22�� scalloped disc blades new 1
1/8” or 1 1/4” axle size, $20/each. Curtis
Garner, Selma 919-965-3327.
NH 32la loader bucket. 72”, pin on
style, also fits 33la loader, loader brackets
are 40” on center, chain hook on top,
$325 OBO. Fred Hagenberger, Chapel
Hill 919-968-1123.
Tufline 2- 26” disc turn plow 3 point
hitch $650 OBO. Reggie Keistler, Char-lotte
980-254-7876.
Massey Ferguson 124 square baler,
great shape, $3,000; New Holland super
69 hay liner square baler $1,200l MC
hay mower mows good, $500. Joshua
Lambert, Locust 980-521-4479.
Land Pride 72” finish mower good
shape, $1,000. Tillman Culp, Rich-field
980-581-0872.
MF combine 300 13 ft grain head,
Chrysler 6 cyl gas engine, many new
parts, needs minor repair, $2,500. Denny
Rollins, Mocksville 336-492-7223.
AC HD 4 loader w/4-in-1 bucket
and ripper, tracks, idlers, sprockets,
tracks 95% new, $4,000; model 1820
DitchWitch wlk behind trencher, 18 hp
Honda engine boom 48” digging chain,
$3,800. Pete McConnell, Huntersville
704-361-0607.
NH 1033 stack liner 106 bale cap,
$3,500; new hay master sq bale accumula-tor
with hay grapple, hyd. cylinder and
hoses, $8,500. Barry Lindley, Pittsboro
919-742-4009 or 542-8920-cell.
Tractor 3 pt hitch, wood saw with
pulley, $400. Zack Ladd, Yadkinville
336-468-2115.
Intern’l Farmall 100 w/front and
rear cultivators, fertilizer distributor, 1
pt hitch, new paint, VGC, $4,550; 801
Ford tractor, VGC, $4,100. E. J. Smith,
Aberdeen 910-281-4027.
10 ft Ezee flow lime spreader, used
for seed fertilizer pull type, $500; 848
NH round baler, new chains, EC, will
pick up, computer control, automatic or
manual, sheltered, $5,500. Troy Watts,
Taylorsville 828-632-1842.
Intern’l 674 diesel with loader bucket
and pullet forks, GC, $8,500; Intern’l 574
diesel with canopy top, $7,500. Ernest
Marlette, Graham 336-456-1818.
477 NH 7’ haybine, GC, bought new
and always kept in dry, mows very good
and runs very smooth, 2 new sickles,
$2,000; JD 3pt hitch hay rake, $800. P.
A. Heavner, Valdese 828-443-0077.
JD 71 2 row planters w/bar, king kut-ter
rotary tiller, 2 row cultivator, 2 row
fertilizer distributor, 500 lb cap spreader,
2 shank subsoiler, 3 pt hitch, $2,500. Jack
May, Burlington 336-421-6900.
New engine overhaul kit Farmall
a,b,c early super A, flat top pistons,
sleeves 3.311 diameter at sleeve seal
area, complete gasket set and piston pin
bushings $300. Ricky Benson, New-port
252-223-5452.
Ferguson T030 tractor, $1,350. Bill
Way, Gibsonville 336-266-6757.
Farmall cub used parts $5/up;
cub through M Farmall rear wheel
weights $50/ea; Massey pony and
pacer rear wheel weights $50/ea. Jason
Dufour, Nasville 252-230-6387.
Farmall super A, runs, better than
average condition, no accessories
except draw bar, $2,800. Jennifer
Worster, Ahoskie 252-287-8739.
8n Ford tractor, 1950, it runs,
needs paint and a tire, $1,700. Faye
Denny, Macclesfield 252-289-5528.
2 International 1586 tractors one
with new remanufactured engine, clutch,
turbo, exhaust, and ac compressor
$15,000; the other with new ac compressor
$10,000. Wally Hobbs, Hertford 252-
337-5169.
Older Hobbs/Amadas Magnum 8557
2 row peanut combine, pull type kmc 6
row folding peanut lifter Ferguson 2 row
peanut digger kicker type, $1,500. Charles
White, Hertford 252-338-4833.
5 row gleaner corn head, set on 36”
rows, $1,500; kmc 4 row ripper/bedder,
floating bedders with gasing tank, $1,500;
20 ft Marliss drill, $3,000; 2 kmc 2
row peanut diggers, $400/ ea. Dane
Eure, Gatesville 252-357-2156.
JD 348 square baler with hitch adapter,
baled total of 110 acres only, $18,500;
JD 630 mogo 9’9” side-pull mower con-ditioner
with neouprem rollers has cut
110 acres only, $22,500. M. D. , New
Bern 252-617-9580.
IH 140 1972 model, fast hitch,
cultivators, disk harrow, 2 bottom plow,
planter and blade, $5,750; 820 JD diesel
with 6 ft Hardee bush hog, runs good,
good tires., $4,850. Greg Moseley,
Tarboro 252-813-3551.
Ford 3000 diesel with power steer-ing,
with disk harrow, 8 speed, runs
great, $5,500; JD 2155, 2700 hours, with
6 foot bush hog, VGC, $7,750. Janet
Taylor, Nashville 252-813-4150.
Antique JD no 4 mowing machine
and hay rake missing tongues, mule drawn
stalk cutter missing tongue set wheels-no
axle, $25-$100. Jimmy Winters, Rocky
Mount 252-904-3250.
5000 bu. v bottom on pedestal
grain bin $500; 8/75 lb IH tractor suit
case weights front 75/ea all steel 7x14
ft dual axle trailer $750; 10 ft best no
till grain drill with 3point lift cart with
300 gal spray tank less than 2,000
acres $6,000. Eugene Bunn, Spring
Hope 252-908-2989.
Ford tractor 1950s model, every-thing
works, metal good, tires fair. used
for mowing last 5 years, $2,100. Earl
Jordan, Washington 252-943-7297.
JD feed grinder mixer, pto driven,
$1,200. Mike Griffith, Oxford 919-
690-0004.
AC front bumper weight d10 or
d12, $75. M. Charles, Oxford 919-
691-7062.
Ford 1600 tractor with 1,487 hrs.
Woods RM 59 mower attachment in-cluded
with tractor, GC, $5,000 nego. M.
Matthew, Harrisburg 919-698-9866.
NH 282 square baler, 282, GC, used
in 2010 season, $2,500 OBO. Mike
Huskins, Hillsborough 919-732-4854.
2 5-hp elec motors 2/pulleys, EC,
$85; 1 powell pre-fab tobacco barn,150
racks $600. Oscar Compton, Hillsbor-ough
919-732-7656.
Complete set of one row of roll-ing
cultivators, EC, fits Farmall 140,
etc., $160. Charles Hardy, Raleigh 919-
772-2792.
Cole two-row planter $350, four-row/
two-row rolling cultivator $350, both
three-point hitch. O. C. Powell, Rocky
Mount 252-977-6775.
285 Massey Ferguson tractor GC,
$5,900. Billy Hardin, Liberty 336-
202-9855.
Mattison 3 and 4 inch irrigation
lots of fittings $.50 - $1/per ft. Robert
Saunders, Burlington 336-226-0307.
6 foot heavy duty southern bush hog
with slip clutch VGC only used to mow
fields, $650. John E. Massey, Burling-ton
336-226-9234.
Hesston 1091 mower conditioner
mechanically sound, needs minor
repair, $1,100. Darren Tysinger, Lex-ington
336-247-2889.
Howse 7 ft bush hog 3 point hitch GC,
heavy duty, $800. Alan Wrenn, Prospect
Hill 336-260-0067.
Haymaster 8 bale accumulator and
grapple, makes getting up square bales
easy, $3,500..Josh Koontz, Lexington 336-
300-6501.
1970 Cat d-9g 75% undercarriage
16’ blade, enclosed cab powershift, rip-per,
409 hp, runs good farmer owned ,
$35,500 or possible trade. Standish
Hopkins, Denton 336-302-0353.
NH 852 round baler, auto tie or manual
for smaller bales, new baling floor, new
floor chain guides, pick up and lower
end has been gone through in May of
2010, not baled with since then, VGC,
sheltered, field ready, $2,800. Tony
McMasters, Ramseur 336-302-6853.
600 Frd tractor, $2,500; heavy
4 foot bush hog 3 point hook, $200;
5 foot bush hog 3 point hook, $200;
Ferguson T030 tractor , $1,350. Bill
Way, Gibsonville 336-312-8329.
Pittsburgh whirly-bird spreader, $
200.00. James Harmon, Reidsville 336-
349-3685.
3 point hitch cultivator, LNC, $125. G.T.
Underwood, Elon 336-349-7283.
JD54 hay rake, hydraulic drive roller
bar, 3pt. hook up, LNC, $2,100. Kemp
Davis, Randleman 336-362-8353.
1973 farmall 140 front & rear
hydraulics, new tires, includes cultiva-tors,
EC, $4200. Lynn Choate, Glsde
Valley 336-363-2653.
Haywrap machine single roll,
category ii, hydraulic powered, little
use, $2,750. L.R.Ledbetter, Pilot Mtn
336-368-4448.
Bird guard super pro electronic
bird scare with 4 speakers, $250. Andy
Zeman, Graham 336-376-1080.
Ferguson T20 tractor runs and works
good good tires good paint also includes
cultivator and new top link, $3,000. Brent
Parks, Graham 336-376-6972.
Rototiller Yardman 5 hp rear tine
tiller VGC has forward and reverse only
used 5 times on garden $400. Brent
Parks, Graham 336-376-6972.
790 JD 4 wd with frount-end loader
403 JD brush hog & carry-all tractor
has 523 hrs., $11,600;790 JD 4wd
front-end loader JD bush-hog 1973 454
Intern’l diesel, $15,000. Glen Mast,
Lansing 336-384-2816.
140 Farmall complete overhaul on
engine new seat, GC, $3,200. Bobby
Willis, Reidsville 336-394-2893.
Mitsubishi tractor 4 wheel drive,
32 hp 820 hours, good tires work
ready, $4,400. Danny Sidden, Mount
Airy 336-401-1279.
Front weight bumper for M series
Kubota tractor, VGC, $400. Phillip
Chappell, Dobson 336-413-8249.
Ford MD #ib-i2i side mount
corn picker several thousand tobacco
sticks, $200. Lindsey Page, Burling-ton
336-421-9110.
450 JD grain drill, 15 ft. EC, all
ways sheltered, $5,5000; corn head for
1420 international. 4 row 36” GC. J.C.
Mabe, Madison 336-427-5049.
Polaris Sportsman 500, less
than 300 miles. 2-gun rack, LNC,
$4,500. Neil Morgan, Trinity 336-
431-7035.
JD 2008 hay baler, computerized auto
wrap with netting baler, $11,000. Bonnie
Kirby, Lucama 919-284-2904.
Powell big box trailers, 5 available,
factory made, GC, also 5 Roanoke,
2 row trailers, $250/ea; Roanoke 2
row tobacco primer, Taylor defolia-tors,
long tipping head, 1989 model,
GC, $10,000. M. M., Willow Springs
919-418-5078.
100kw propane generator,
208/120 3 phase with enclosure, low
hrs, $4,500. Tim Worley, Clayton 919-
422-4344.
715 Intl. combine with 13’ grain
head, hasn’t run in several years, FC,
great for parts, $2,000. Joe Phelps, Hill-sborough
919-451-4322.
Lt28 woodmizer sawmill, 1 y/o,
LNC, under 50 hours, warranty, extra
blades, shelter kept, $10,000. Ricky
Pope, Bahama 919-471-9118.
Williams trailer sprayer 300
gallon, 2 hydraulic 15’ booms, 40’
span, $2,000. Matthew Dorsey, Lou-isburg
919-495-9483.
3 mobile home axles with springs
$375; 1 fuel tank trailer, 250 gallon
tank with hand pump, $200. Roy
Kemp, Franklinton 919-496-2081.
671 GM power unit, new paint runs
good, $3,750; Meadows sawmill on
steel with Frick edger and roller benches
$3,250. Larry Thomas, Sanford 919-
499-2805.
Horse drawn corn planter
and horse drawn plows and fertil-izer
spreader, $250 & up. Jeff Bass,
Franklinton 919-528-2181.
JD, 43s, ps, lp, 5spd, LNC, $10,000;
NH, bell wagon, $6,000. Colan Hawkins,
Cedar Grove 919-548-1326.
JD33 hay elevator 24 ft. with exten-sions
GC, $700. Shane McMath, Siler
City 919-548-5234.
585 Case/Intl. w/bush hog loader
#2400 q. t., rops, 1990, 1,800 hrs,
tractor ID b500224b027743, $11,500;
knotter frame for International harvester
420 baler, part number 201610C5,
pivot hanger bearing for roller bar
assembly on IH #35 side delivery
rake, part # 540765R1, $100 &
$50. Charles McPherson, Mebane 919-
563-3032.
2003 NH 648 auto wrap twine
round baler, sheltered, LNC, field
ready, $10,500. Stan Lassiter, Four
Oaks 919-631-0249.
Shibaura SD2643 same as
1910/2110, Ford bush hog front end
loader 2245 qt, 4 wheel drive, creeper
gear, 4 spd, pto, new tires, new battery,
$7,500. Welby Millikan, Trinity 336-
431-9208.
9 shank soil saver bushhog, $5,000;
complete irrigation system - T453
Detroit diesel with champion 30 ft 5
and 4 inch pipe; 2 pipe trailers with
80E sprinkler , $15,000; Powell box
barns 2 door with conversion gas
burners, $6,500/ea. J.W. Pearman, Re-idsville
336-432-3791.
3430 spray coupe, fork lift, c&m
baler, h&h sprayer, jd baler, w&a
bedder,sthol trailer,powell stripper,
taylor stripper,jd harrow, box trailers,
flatbed truck, $400.00-18,000.00. Doug
Hinton, Gibsonville 336-449-0384.
1135 MF with cab, field ready,
$8,000; Lely 600 two row hayrake,
tredder combo., $4,000. Kevin
Daniels, Liberty 336-451-1151.
JD 7000 6 row 30”planter finger
pickup row markers dry fert, EC,
$4,000. M. Randy, Hamptonville 336-
452-4831.
NH 451 sickle mower $1,700;
Massey 41 sickle mower $1,300: New
Holland 472 Haybine $2,700 all field
ready, $1,500. Mike Burris, Madi-son
336-453-3301.
MF 2 row corn planter always
sheltered, $1,900; 2 ea. ontario grain
drills - Wood frames, always shel-tered,
$1,600/ea to $1,900/ea. Scott
Davis, Denton 336-460-0831.
Farmall 140 in VGC with blade,
bush hog and cultivator imple-ments.
6 volt, 1963, Winston-Salem
area, $4,500. Michael Teuschler, East
Bend 336-462-0919.
NH 615 7 foot disk mower, nice,
has been stored in the dry, never set
out in the weather, $3,900. Charles
Haynes, Harmony 336-463-2427.
Bobcat 323 excavator, comes
with 12” and 16” bucket, only 441
hours and in EC, $18,000. Farrell
Brown, Asheboro 336-465-1240 or
824-4049.
Case international 3440 round
hay baler, 4x4 rolls, electric tie,
EC, $3,750; New Holland 256
hayrake, field ready, GC, $1,750.
Dean Holcomb, Yadkinville 336-
468-0641.
FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT
Page 4 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2011
Ontario grain drill, EC, always
sheltered, excellent for preparing food
plots, $300. Dale Pardue, Hampton-ville
336-468-2038.
7 ft sickle mower MF model #238
three point hitch, GC, $400; Ford 4600
SU, GC, good tires, single hydraulic
s, $8,500. Grady Draughn, Yadkin-ville
336-468-4501.
2 MF 232 front end loaders 1 needs
repair $1,200; 1 used only one time
$2,000; Cat 933 loader, needs starter
repaired, was running when parked good
for parts $3,500. Charles Saintsing,
Thomasville 336-476-4872.
53’ JD hay elevator pto GC $1,000;
Sitrex 4 weel hay rake, GC, $600;
1967 F500 12’ Miller dump $2,500;
45’ van trailer dry $1,000. Jeffrey
Curtis, Burlington 336-516-6062.
76 model Farmall 140 with
cult, fast hitch in VGC, $6,100. Ken
Greeson, Liberty 336-565-4646.
Ferguson TO30 tractor, good metal,
runs good. $2,500. Bill Robbins, Snow
Camp 336-565-4730.
72 inch Brillian seeder, LNC $4,000;
72 inch Bobcat sweeper, GC, $2,495; 66
inch Gannon HD box blade, $1,100. Johnny
Wagoner, Liberty 336-565-4765.
1010 JD tractor EC, $3,500; pull
behind aerator water filled, $200. Billy
Breeden, Haw River 336-578-3454
or 636-0210.
JD 456 round baler, EC, electric tie,
good belts all manuals, $11,500. Jim
McCuiston, Summerfield 336-580-
7999.
Ford 700 front end loader fits 3600
and up in size, industrial tractors with
PS, it has it’s own pump and reservoi
r, $1,700. Brooks Langley, Gibson-ville
336-584-0436.
All 3-point hitch, cultivator, 2-
14 inch bottom plow, 5 ft. bush hog,
2 row middle buster, 8 disk harrow,
fert-seed spreader, $50 to $400. Win-fred
Aldridge, Burlington 336-584-
6262.
NH 320 square hay baler used in
2010, GC, hydr. head and tongue, $3,800
or consider trade for young cattle;
two row corn planter with fiberglass
fertilizer hoppers, GC, $600. John
Shelton, Reidsville 336-613-2187.
AC 333 no till 4 row corn planter
w/extra plates, $4,000; Ford TW
10 tractor w/new battery & free
plow, $9,000; Taylorway 25 disc
offset harrow, $5,000. Elaine Free-man,
Staley 336-622-4031.
Farmall H rare, yellow, navy
requisitioned for dock usage, $4,000
or trade for large tractor. needs final
restoration, $4,000. Dale Beeninga, Sum-merfield
336-643-6412.
Hesston/Agco 3750 tedder rake
for parts of fix. the frame, hitch, and
gearboxes are all in great condition, but
needs the wheels, axles, pto shaft and
some teeth, $425. James Nichols, Mt
Airy 336-648-3353.
6000 Carousel tobacco planter 2 row,
new swords, 4 pockets, $1,100. Dennis
Calhoun, Browns Summit 336-656-
7642.
NH 478 haybine EC, 7 ft cut, $3,200;
New Holland 320 sq baler newly painted
field ready $4,300. David Scott, Browns
Summit 336-656-9737.
Round baler, Case IH, baled less
than 300 bales, LNC, $8,900. Harold
Wright, Liberty 336-675-5011.
NH 848 round baler, used last
season, $2,850; Vogels wick weeders,
new, various sizes and options, $500
up. Terry Sheppard, Climax 336-
685-4859.
Woods bush hog 6 ft. 3 pt. heavy
duty, model brush bull 720, LNC, with
cat 1 and cat 2 hitch, $2,795. Harold
Cockerham, Julian 336-685-9472.
2000 JD 4500 4wd, front loader,
rear backhoe, bushhog, 250 hrs. light
residential use, EC, $20,000. Kip
Johnson, Greensboro 336-687-
2225.
AC 5020 tractor, EC with single
plow, disk, cultivator and box scrape, 820
hrs $4,000. Ronald L. Kepley, Thom-asville
336-688-1971.
NH #258 roll a bar rake, EC, $1,985;
12 ft King trailer type harrow $875. Mike
Cobb, McLeansville 336-698-0222.
1955 Farmall 300 restored in
1998 and garage kept, very straight
sheet metal, EC, weights are included,
$5,500. Adrian Johnson, East Bend 336-
699-4088.
Tiller for Kabota tractor, layoff
plow, cultivator, $1,500. Carrie
Morris, Lexington 336-752-2894.
NH 2006 tl100 deluxe, 4x4 98 hp,
cab, heat and air, 3 pt hitch, triple hyd.
remotes, 1,400 hrs LNC, $31,500. Phil
Zimmerman, Lexington 336-764-
1043.
Set of Farmall cub, A, Super
A, 100 or 140 front and rear wheel
weights, $150. M. Tom, Winston-
Salem 336-764-1894.
MF 135 diesel tractor, power steer-ing
with frontend loader, $7,100. Barry
Sizemore, Lexington 336-764-2858.
656 International tractor w/front
end loader, runs good, 90% rubber,
$6,300; 3 pt. hitch flail mower Dandel
by Alamo, $1,500. Dale Allen, Lex-ington
336-787-4242.
Ford 501 sickle mower, LNC, field
ready, comes with a 6 ft sickle or 7 ft.
shed kept, $500. Alfred Arnder, Mt
Airy 336-789-2690.
Woods belly mower 6’ #306, complete
hook up, LNC, Super A Farmall 100, 130,
140, GC, $1,000. Hubert Hedgecock, High
Point 336-803-7629.
NH hay rake, new teeth and bearings
in wheels, field ready, $1,750. M. Craig,
King 336-816-8288.
2 four cylinder Ford industrial
engines with hydr. pumps attached,
73-75 yr models, 65.5 hp, $2,500/ea or
$3,500/ea with hydr. pumps, $2,500-
$3,500. Maurice Yokley, Winston-Sa-lem
336-817-3526.
Cub Farmall cultivators and scrape, $1,800
OBO. Charlie Kindley, Thomasville 336-
823-0192.
Allison power shift transmissions,
2 each Detroit 6V71 engines, 2 each
8V71 Detroit engines, $3,000. Jimmie
Hamlet, Liberty 336-824-3505.
1190 Intern’l mower conditioner,
$2,500; 486 NI round baler, $8,000. M.
Colon, Denton 336-859-3611.
Intl. 240 tractor, 3pt hitch, gas, easy
starting, $2,900; Power-King garden
tractor, $1,500; Mitsubishi 4 wd, 16
hp diesel, 3 pt hitch, $2,900. William
Kroll, Bennett 336-879-6505.
Finish mower, Ford 930 5ft, 3 pt
hitch $325. Todd Brown, Ramseur 336-
879-8388.
4.6 ton galvanized bulk storage silo
$2,750 OBO; used 6 months 8ft x 8ft x 8
inch steel reinforced concrete pad $350
OBO. Danny Hall, Greensboro 336-
880-4565.
Farmall 140 VGC, low hours, $2,800. Steve
Varner, Trinity 336-880-5396.
Economy 12 hp garden tractor, Jim
Dandy, for parts or restore, $600. Robert
Jeffreys, Linden 910-980-0771.
1981 Long 360 diesel utility tractor,
2,256 hours, 3 point hitch, bar tires in
rear, power steering, pre-heater, owner’s
manual, GC, 2 wheel drive, $4,300. Herman
Spivey, Sanford 919-258-9206.
Woods finish mower model RD8400
7 ft cut $1,700; Hardee bush hog model
l984TW 7 ft cut 3 point hitch $950.
Phil Poythress, Chapel Hill 919-271-
4470.
1970s Troy bilt rear tine tiller - to-tally
rebuilt transmission in 2009 w/new
parts. this is one of the original tillers,
built to last forever. located in High
Point, $950. Clyde Hewitt, Raleigh 919-
271-6446.
Backhoe JD 300D 1996 with only
1,900 hrs., 2 wd, no cab, torque converter,
block heater, 1 yrd front bucket, 1 & 2 ft
hoe bucket, no leaks, $14,500. Michael
Cheek, Chapel Hill 919-280-0216.
464 International tractor w/ quick
disconnect loader and quick disconnect
bucket and hay spear. 2,680 hours, power
steering, two remote hydraulic lines.
$8,350. David Bryant, Madison 336-
908-2447.
4310 JD tractor appox hrs 600, 4x4
compact tractor, $9,500. Kevin Anderson,
Advance 336-909-4687.
Sickle mower JD no. 9, GC, $550. Ranny
Gentry, Lewisville 336-945-9076.
Long model 310 28 hp diesel farm
tractor, $2,800. Owen Osborne, Rural
Hall 336-969-1999.
Woodmiser lt 15 sawmill will saw 16
ft logs 27 inch diameter, GC, 20 blades
included., $4,250. Steve Craver, Rural
Hall 336-969-5918.
500 International dozer, GC, $5,900
OBO. Joel Barker, Jefferson 336-982-
3703.
NH 254 hayrake/tedder combo GC,
$1,200; also Ford mowing machine sickle
type. $500, all under shelter, $1,200. D.
Inscore, Wilkesboro 336-984-7687.
1981 cat 943 loader less than 400
hrs overhauled motor by certified cat
dealer, 90% under carriage, EC, ready to
work, $23,500. William Roller, Rock-ingham
910-895-2233.
JD diesel generator, 100 k.w. has
396 hours of use, GC, $20,000. Larry
Holder, Sanford 910-947-5318.
Ferguson tea tractor 1947 tea 20, new
tires on back, as is. runs, pto and lift works,
needs work, starts easy, $2,400.00. Terry
Kivett, Candor 910-975-1420.
NI 483 4x4 round baler programmable
control box, GC, always sheltered. one
owner., $4,500. Chris Corriher, China
Grove 704-202-1329.
Sickle mower off Farmall 130,
dry storage for 30 years, $100. Forrest
Michael, Lexington 336-787-5382.
4230 JD owners manual & service
manual plus lots of parts lights gauges
hoses also 2840 JD front weight block
100, $100. Doug Mills, Wingate 704-
221-0833.
JD 1217 haybine, new cutter bar, new
nonclog guards, GC, $1,500 OBO. Tommy
Edwards, Wingate 704-233-4239.
NH TN55 55hp tractor 5’ bush
hog comes with the tractor, LNC, 106
hours, tractor has aux. hydrolics, 8
speed, def. lock, comes with radio and
automatic drift, $20,000. Kim Russell
Quann, Mooresville 704-241-6270.
584 IH diesel tractor, motor runs
great, always sheltered, $8,000. Robert
Blake, Mount Gilead 704-242-3028.
Model 30 stow mortar mixer 8 h.p.
Honda engine never used, $1,800. Joe
Funderburk, Salisbury 704-245-2336.
AC WD pulling tractor, stock D17,
sheet metal and paint great shape, cut
tires, serious inquiries only, $3,500. Laura
Eagle, Salisbury 704-245-4952.
Ford 6610 tractor, new engine in
2004 with 500 hrs, new paint, new seat,
new exhaust system, new instrument
cluster, $10,900; Woods 10’ rotary
mower, model C114-1, pull behind
tractor, belt drive, $2,000. Milton
Hancock, Statesville 704-252-0164.
NH 411 diskbine, EC, new blades,
field ready, $6,500; Howse 10 ft. bush
hog GC, $1,300; .Ford 2 ft. subsoiler,
3 pt hitch, Cat 2 GC, $250; JD FB
grain drill, 11 disk, EC, $600; 8 ft 3
pt hitch drag harrow, GC, $250; 1 row
cultivator, 3 pt hitch, GC, $75. Lee
Kanipe, Vale 704-276-2512.
318 JD restored has 20 hp engine
ready to install, no deck, $200. Curtis
Harmon, Mount Ulla 704-278-0208.
JD M good paint and rubber needs
battery 4x6 trailer with fenders, wood
side, boards EC pulley for Ford 8 or
9N, $2,800. Harold Holder, Salisbury 704-
279-1185.
Ruff/tuff electric cruiser, titled for
road, lifted, aluminum wheels, stainless
bumper and trim, rear seat-cargo/box,
top, hitch, windshield, front basket, 48
volts, all road features, $3,300. James
Seabolt, Rockwell 704-279-5946.
JD 950 diesel tractor, 613 hrs, EC,
$6,950; JD 272 finish mower, 6’ cut
$875; pull type disc 16 blade, $150; JD
forks, 3 pt, $275; 16’ farm trailer, $250;
5’ frontier box blade, $475; 5’ scrape
blade $125. Larry Mills, Monroe 704-
282-0108.
Hay tedder pull type two basket hay
tedder, $800. Scott Helms, Marshville
704-282-7366.
NH TN55 tractor, 2 wd, 270 hours,
LNC, front weight rack, remote pto, 50-
55 hp, AG tires, $12,500. Mike Hatley,
Monroe 704-385-9301.
JD 24t sq. baler, $2,000; Kubota
l-260 tractor, $2,000; 140 Farmall trac-tor
w/belly mower, $3,000; Ford 5000
tractor with turbo-charger, $5,500. John
B. Carpenter, Bessemer City 704-435-
5293.
JD 320 fully restored, rare tractor in
EC, kept in a garage, out of the elements,
$15,000. Berry Funderburk, Marsh-ville
704-441-3044.
Farm Pro model 24, 2008, made
with front end loader, 120 hrs, EC,
$10,000; model 68 hay baler, EC, field
ready $800; Ford 3 pt hitch hay rake,
FC, $200; hay tedder, EC. Roger Tolbert,
Statesville 704-450-8494.
7-ft King Kutter finish mower, VGC,
$1,100. Shane Howard, Locust 704-
485-3487.
Intl. 140 original tires, draw bar,
paint, cultivator, $5,000; Kubato 4630
tractor, 190 hrs, bought new, cab, a/c,
heat, radio, front end loader, hydraulic
top and side links, $20,000; JD backhoe
310SE, 4 WD, 4 n1 bucket on front, 36-
24 in buckets, EC, $26,000.00. Steve
Clontz, Mooresville 704-506-9219.
1955 CA AC with wide front end
serial #34691 GC, good sheet metal,
good rear tires, new front tires, runs
VG, $2,450. Mac Rushing, Monroe 704-
534-6901.
3 pt disk harrow 6-1/2 ft. county
line heavy duty box frame LNC, 1 y/o,
$700. Darrell Hendrick, Albemarle 704-
578-1821.
Tyler pull behind fertilizer spreader
5 ton capacity single spinner tandem
axle lights and brakes field ready,
$5,000. Nelson McCurry, Bostic 704-
609-9866.
1985 Ford 1710 tractor, 4 WD with
front end loader, power steering, GC
$7,900. Gene Rainey, Salisbury 704-
633-6035.
165 MF tractor diesel rebuilt motor,
new clutch, paint, good tires $7,200;
morra hay tedder two bay, LNC $800;
NH haybine #477 GC, $1,800; NH baler,
#280, GC, $1,600. Jimmy Harkey,
Salisbury 704-633-9267.
NH 4 WD shuttle shift 1920 tractor 284
hrs, shelterd with NH 7308 loader, LNC,
$17,795; also bush hog model RTS 62-03
roto tiller, EC, $1,350; Tufline disk sealed
bearings, set gang by hand from rough
cutting to seed fine, $17,795. Norman
Ingold, Salisbury 704-633-9556.
Fuel oil tank approx. 400 gallon,
GC, with stand, metal, $250. Randy
Connor, Salisbury 704-637-5545.
725 JD front end loader, EC, $3,600. Kevin
Huffman, Salisbury 704-637-6367.
JD 5 bottom plow 3 pt hitch, GC,
$650; Oliver 5 bottom plow semi-mount,
GC, $600. Johnny Harrison,
Salisbury 704-639-0867.
1987 caterpillar track loader, 935C,
approx. 3,500 hrs., GC mechanically,
$14,000. Robert Campbell, Richfield 704-
639-1171.
Fiat-allis 12 GB model, track loader,
GC, $9,000 or trade for rubber-tired
backhoe 1974 model; two Allis-Chalmers,
gleaner model E combines, both run and
operate well, have 2 10 ft grain headers,
one 2 row corn head, and one straw
chopper, $1,200. Gary Patterson, Moores-ville
704-663-1812.
Furgenson TO-20, run good, good
tires, good sheet metal, pto and lift,
good tractor to restore $2,000. Mick
Mills, Mt. Ulla 704-663-1997.
1958 Ford 641 tractor, good tires,
new lift cylinder, includes disc, plow
and cultivators, runs great, ready to
work or restore, $3,250 OBO. Glenn
Scronce, Lincolnton 704-732-1034.
International 5/18 bottom plow,
auto reset. Hutch master 16’ offset har-row,
saddle tanks with mounts 2/200
gallon, $500 -$2,500. Walter Trexler,
Rockwell 704-763-2168.
1620 Case International combine
low hrs $25,000; D-10 Allis Chalmber
tractor $2,000; Farmall Super A $5,000;
2-30 gallon spray barrels 3pt hitch and
pull type $1,500/each; New Holland
848 round baler $3,000. Henry Currie
, Ellerbe 910-334-0404.
Dresser 510 B frontend loader 4x4
cab heat 4 in 1 bucket& forks 1,250
hours, $12,000. Robert Cannon, Beu-laville
910-389-3509.
AC D-14 parts or restore tractor,
$1,200 OBO,includes rebuilt head. Jerry
Troutman, Fayetteville 910-425-
5237.
Pasture mower, pull type, 8 ft wide,
GC, $450; lely hay tetter, 2 basket, pull
type, GC, $500; International grain drill,
13 disk, non-hydraulic type, VGC $50;
Ariens rockett rear tine tiller, 5hp. ready
for gardening; troy built chipper and
mulcher, VGC $250-$300. E. Powers,
Bennett 910-464-3311.
Intl. #76 combine, canvas feed with
a bin, 1950’s model, shelter kept, $
750. Zach Hussey, Robbins 910-464-
3571.
12 ft gallion road drag $1,750; 4 row
John Deere cultivator $250; John Deere
4 plow bottom plow, $300; John Deere 5
plow bottom plow $500; nine tine chisel
plow $250; eleven tine chisel plow
$400. D.J. Hopper, Fayetteville 910-
483-0964.
Caroni TC480 finishing mower small
weld needed under the carriage, otherwise
GC, $300. Chris McMillan, Wade 910-
483-1677.
Intl. 55t baler, 1950’s model, shelter
kept, $750. Yates Hussey, Robbins 910-
639-4275.
1996 Ford New Holland tractor 62
hp 1,287 hrs new blue paint new battery
2 remotes has a canopy, tires FC, runs
strong, $8,700. Richard Green, Cerro
Gordo 910-654-6098.
848 NH round baler, shelter kept,
GC, new chain, rollers, and new air
bags still in box, $3,500. Nicholas
Higgins, Garland 910-876-4270.
JD 4430 tractor with cab, 6,500 hrs,
quad range transmission, dual remotes,
rear wheel weights, $12,500; 5 bottom
ac plow $800; 15’ MF disk $2,000.
Mitchel Overcash, Kannapolis 704-
785-4187.
JD 450D track loader 3 in 1
bucket, new undercarrige less than 200
hours, $21,500. Don Brooks, Albemar-le
704-791-1152.
Squeeze chute in great working
condition with automatic head gate,
side escape, all mechanical no ropes
and pulleys heavy duty, $2,000. Russell
Moose, Midland 704-791-1439.
Old Ford 800 tractor, needs head
gasket changed, have new parts & fluids
& manuel for the change, parked in barn
at farm in Oakboro, $2,500. Brenda
Farmer, Midland 704-791-5437.
John Blue sprayer 300 gallon stain-less
steel trailer type with 1,250 gallon
stainless nurse tank skid type and John
Blue transfer pump $2,000 OBO. Ernest
Puskas, Castle Hayne 910-264-6625.
Butter bean sheller works great,
I will train you on how to use it, $100
OBO. Le Roy Bizzell, Warsaw 910-
284-2507.
5 shanks for 4” tool bar-used to air
out row middles before planting $500
for set 8” front & rear axle extensions
for Ford or Fergeson tractor $400. Dan
Pope, Wallace 910-285-4901.
Ford 4 x 4 backhoe, 1984, extend a
hoe, approx. 2,700 hours, model 555A,
no leaks, tires & batteries ok, runs and
digs great, $12,500 OBO, cash only, no
trades. Patricia Mott, Rocky Point 910-
300-6030.
FMC self propelled bean harvester,
will harvest butter beans, snap beans,
peas, 6,500; 1086 International tractor,
4,500. Craig Tyson, Fayetteville 910-
303-2651.
Mowing machine - mounts under-belly
of Farmall tractors, mows 5 feet
on right side of tractor, extra cutter bar
blades, pto pulley/belt included, shel-tered,
ready to mow, $50. Earl Fountain,
Chinquapin 910-324-4507.
2004 New Holland TS115A cab
heat & air 1,200 hours mid-mount
Alamo long arm mower, $55,000. Daryl
Parker, Jacksonville 910-330-2496.
NH 630 4x4 round baler, EC, ready to
use, $6,400. Blake Brown, Boone 828-
406-1908.
7 ft. pull type cultipacker, $700;
fertilizer spreader - seed sower 2 pt.
hitch, $200. Keith Edwards, Polk-ton
704-826-8107.
Pull type IH Farmall 2 disc plow
and sickle arm mowing machine,
$225/ea or $400 set, $450. William
Niblock, Cleveland 704-872-8096.
Remove house for trusses 400’x36’
steel truss poultry house, 16 ton feed bin
$700; 8.5 ton feed bins $400/ea. Jeff
Stone, Stony Point 704-880-2312.
Tarter squeeze chute with auto
head gate. bought one year ago and
less than ten cows through it, in shed,
LNC, $1,950. Matthew Johnson, States-ville
704-880-8900.
JD 5210 tractor-purchased new,
only 200 hours, VGC, always stored
under covered barn, looks and runs like
new, $15,000. Steve Bailey, Moores-ville
704-892-1807.
NH 477 haybine good working
conditions used last year $1,800 OBO;
hay rake use last year 3 pt hitch $900
OBO. Bryan Taylor, Statesville 704-
902-2523 or 876-2168.
NH compact 65 baler, GC,
sheltered, field ready, $1,200. Theo
Lynn, Dallas 704-922-4830.
3600 Ford diesel tractor, 1,175 hrs,
loader w/forks, hydraulic log splitter,
new tires, many more new parts, $6,200.
Tom Hendricks, Weaverville 828-
645-1336.
NH 847 round baler $2,000;
Ford hayrake $600; drum mower
$600; New Holland square baler
$900; Ford 4 bottom plow $350; JD
diskbine, $2,000. Reagan Hudson,
Vale 828-874-5147.
Ford tractor model F-1700-D, 25
hp, turf tires, 6 ft pulverizer, $2,950;
troybilt tiller, horse model #808599,
$650. Johnny McCarter, Columbus 828-
894-2478.
2006 MF 471, 2wd 70hp 580
hours, good tires, dual rear remotes,
includes bush hog 2,400 qt front loader,
$16,000. Darren Storey, Blowing
Rock 828-898-2830.
Logosol one man sawmill EC
$1,895; farm wagon with 5th wheel
$600; 72 in John Deere loader bucket
new $450. Jim Gardner, Hamlet 910-
206-0122.
Baca baler hydraulic tobacco
baler on wheels, $1,000. Bennie
Williams, Ervin 910-230-3656.
2006 Farmtrac 675 with front
end loader 425 hrs. some rust but
great working condition, diesel,72
hp, must sell, $20,000 OBO. William
Adams, Winnabow 910-253-7136.
100’x20’ greenhouse, metal and
wood frame, 2 storm doors, louvered
exhaust fan, louvered vent, black
ground cover, drip irrigation and
pots, $1,000. Dean O’Neill, Kan-napolis
704-933-6460.
1466 Intl. tractor, totally restored,
145 hp tork amplifier, $25,000; 450
diesel Farmall tractor, totally restored,
tork amplifier, $25,000. Dewey
Mesimer, Davidson 704-933-8931.
Complete 3 disc plow for M Farmall
tractor, $1,000; D-65 Komatsu dozer
with ripper s.a.l.t. tracks overhaul engine,
less than 500 hours, needs batteries
cash and carry, $18,000 OB0. James
Coble, Albemarle 704-982-9063.
Ford Jublie tractor needs engine,
complete with all sheet metal in GC,
has the rare Sherman step down
gear, $1,000. Tim Bloodworth, Mid-land
704-985-3020.
Ezee flow drop lime spreader,
8 foot wide, holds about 400-500
pounds, needs tires but works good
$300. Matthew Gowan, Rutherford-ton
828-245-6018.
3 point hay spear $200 obo, $200. Alex
Norris, conover 828-310-1727.
Kuhn tedder. 22 NP, 3 pt hitch,
filed ready, $1,200. Eugene White, Tay-lorsville
828-312-6018.
New Holland model #853 round
hay baler $2,500; Ford 3 pt hitch
scoop pan $100; Ford double plow
$200; Snyder crop sprayer $200; horse
drawn hay rake $200; also cultivators
corn planters, miscellaneous farm
equipment. Louella Jarrell, Morgan-ton
828-406-7389.
5’ landscape rake, 3 pt hitch $250;
5’ hvy duty scrape blade, 3 pt hitch
$250; 20’ x 6’-4” steel flatbed trailer,
checker plate floor, guard rail, fold
down ramps, double axels, brakes,
turn signals $1,600. Doug Wright,
Morganton 828-437-4905.
Ford 7’ sickle mower, GC,
$600; 500 lb fertilizer spreader,
used only one time, $350. Phifer A
Heavner, Valdese 828-443-0077.
763 Bobcat skidsteer with 12’ verti-cal
mast & 4’ pallet forks, 869 original
hrs. w/Kubota diesel motor, $8,000. M.
Wright, Newton 828-466-2408.
JD 216 flex header in VGC new
stainless top sheets, bolt on knife bar,
$2,600. Brandon Thomas, Norwood 704-
219-1261.
FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT
May 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 5
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
11 acres partially cleared for home
and farm short drive to Ft Bragg, great
secluded lot will make great horse
property, creek at rear of property, $89
9,000. Mike Wallinga, Lillington 209-
402-4968.
13.1 +/- ac., mini-farm, 10.8 ac.
cleared, paved rd. frontage, public
water, seeded and currently used for
cow pasture, borders on creek, elec.
fenced,, some crop allotments, Wayne
co. 13 mi SE of Goldsboro, $8,000/ac.
Clarence Hill, Seven Springs 252-
569-0758.
Hog finishing farm 14,060 head
spaces turn key all equipment in-cluded
258 ac land, $2,695,000. Barry
Keatts, Willard 252-945-2696.
51 ac Caswell co, Yanceyville, hunt-ing
retreat or mini farm, pond. adjacent
to state game lands, $149,390. Tom
Lowe, Greensboro 336-209-7307.
Free boarding in exchange for
helping me w/my 2 donkeys. Kelly
Carpenter, Greensboro 336-314-1462
or email at kelway7@earthlink.net.
Used jump equipment, standards,
poles, boxes, walls, Cavalettis, will
pick up, wood or vinyl. Marci Brown,
Kernersville 336-624-3190.
Jenny foal for a small goat farm
to raise with the purpose of protect-ing
our herd, must be under 6 m/o.
Allison Cooper, McLeansville 336-
707-2660.
Looking for free (not junk) horse
for experienced mom to trail ride w/
young son. Prefer QH, easygoing but
not dull, good home on 20 acres. Amy
Nelson, Zionville 828-297-1992.
Stolen horse; small chestnut
quarterhorse mare, 6 y/o, she has a
broken stripe and a snip on her face,
about 14.2 hands. Liz Stewart, Me-bane
919-810-0719.
Walking/racking horse, well man-nered
& fully trail broken for intermediate
rider, good rack & canter a plus, good
home and pasture, $2,000-$5,000. Alex
Floyd, Raleigh 919-832-7560.
Gentle & trained pony, child
safe. Elbert Williams, Robbins 910-
948-2348.
Horses &
Supplies
Wanted
horses
Horses &
Supplies
For Sale
***
PLEASE NOTE: All equine 6
mos. or older must have a current
negative Coggins test. Advertisers
must supply the accession number of
test, the name of lab doing the test,
the date of test and results for each
equine advertised. The following
advertisers have provided proof
of a negative Coggins test.
***
horses
Horse barn & pasture for rent,
Wallburg & Midway area, $250/mos.
W.L. Clodfelter, Winston-Salem 336-
769-2234 or 407-3282.
2001 Circle M Supreme horse stock
GN trailer, 16 ft. w/divider gate, new
tires, blue, GC, $4,500; 2005 Homestead
enclosed trailer, extra height, 6’3”,
12x7, let down tailgate, LN, sheltered,
$2,200. Bill Cleary, Mocksville 336-
492-5441.
TWH stallion by Generator Silver
Dollar, 9 y/o, 16H, would make an excel-lent
stallion for your breeding program,
broke, gentle, $5,000 neg. Barbara
Simpson, Sanford 919-770-2104.
Jump sets training or wing stan-dard,
rolltops, lattice gate ½ or whole,
flower boxes or boxes look like rock
or brick, $35-$150. Greg Mills, Apex
919-362-8944.
Percheron mare, 10 y/o, white w/iron
gray, reg. papers, 1,700 lbs., broad hips,
gentle, $1,500. Elbert Williams, Robbins
910-948-2348.
2004/2 horse slant load Exiss
trailer, $12,000. Donna Moore, Mocks-ville
336-492-5002.
2004 Exiss sport 3 horse slant
load with heat & air, shower, hot water
tank, awning, rear tack, boot box LN,
$12,000. Glenn Marshall, Stokesdale 336-
708-4336.
2000 Ponderosa GN, 3 horse
w/living quarters, water tank, hwh,
ac & heat, cb shower, $3,200. Jimmy
Walton, Lexington 336-785-0613.
2006 Featherlite 4-horse slant load
aluminum trailer, drop down windows,
dividers, rear tack, large dressing room
& awning, $11,800. Craig Compton, Mt.
Ulla 704-507-6010.
1999 CM 2 horse straight load
bumper pull trailer, EC, 7’ tall, 4’ dress-ing
room in front, saddle storage under
managers, multiple hooks & blanket bar
in dressing area, $4,950. Terrie Riefen-berg,
Charlotte 704-545-3757.
Old two seat horse buggy, leather
top & seat, signal light, VGC, $1,500;
two-wheel horse cart, LN, $795. Max
Hinson, Albemarle 704-986-0418.
40th anniversary 2008 Ultimate 3
horse trailer, rear tack, 13’ short wall,
outlaw conversion, Onan generator fully
self contained, Champagne color, EC,
$85,000.William Godfrey, Statesville 704-
880-8321.
Horse barn for rent 14 stalls $400/
per mo, few acres fenced for pasture,
large center hall in barn for training,
$500. Dianne Watterson, Lexington 240-
498-0733.
Horse boarding 26 acres of perma-nent
Bermuda grass pasture fenced in
with field fence, a 60’ round pen, and
a barn that we are converting into a
stable barn, $300/mo. Brandon Mills,
Trenton 252-617-2893.
Two eyed Kodee Rain,12 y/o deep
bay, 15.1h, very stocky gelding old
foundation quarter, lots personality,
easy handle, loves attention, had around
dogs, cats, four-wheelers no problem,
$1,500. Lynn Foster, Henderson 252-
767-6078.
Horse boarding Randolph county,
nice barn, matted stalls, stalls cleaned,
feedings, pastures, tackroom, washbay,
work ring, lighted riding ring, trails, trailer
parking, scheduled services, owners on
site, all breeds welcome, $300/mo. Tony
McMasters, Ramseur 336-302-6853.
Horse boarding, 12 x 12 stall, close
to lots of trails, easy access to hwy 501,
lighted 120 x 180 arena, $325. Carol
Carter, Hurdle Mills 336-364-4739.
Mini donkey 3 y/o; registered
jenny, grey dun, up to date on all shots,
$850. Debbie Gill, Greensboro 336-
697-8904.
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.
APHC appaloosa stallion great na-tured,
2 y/o, 15 h, chestnut w/blanket,
great bloodlines, $1,500; nice APHC
snowcap appaloosa filly, great bloodlines,
for more information and pics please
give us a call, $500. Codi Seal, Mount
Airy 336-710-3947 or codi_seal@
yahoo.com.
Sundowner 2005 Sunlite 777
gooseneck 2 horse straight load trailer,
EC, ramp, dressing room, walk thru
door to horse area, $14,900. Chris
Herko, Lewisville 336-749-8331.
Paso fino, 10 y/o black/white paint
mare, very gentle, well gaited, safe for
beginner, great for experienced rid-ers
as well, very extensive trail riding
experience, $2,000; Paso fino mare, 3
y/o, brown/white paint, full blooded,
no papers, started under saddle, not
yet ready for beginner, $1,500. Clifton
Baker, Denton 336-859-5975.
Newly restored early 1900’s buggy,
black w/natural oak finish on wheels
and shaves, $1,950. Joe Snow, State
Road 336-874-2535.
Horse boarding in North Wilkes-boro,
quality feed & hay generous,
daily turnout, inside outside matted
stalls, green pastures, cement wash
stall, secure tack room, riding rings,
full bathroom full $350, partial $250,
overnight $10. Wayne Hendrix, North
Wilkesboro 336-973-5177.
At stud standard bred pacer, Homerun
Hudson, grandson of Artsplace winner
of $450,000, private treaty, $750. Chris
Coyle, Wingate 704-233-5980.
Sleazy sleepwear hood size small
500-800 lbs, nylon lycra with zipper has
been put on horse and did not fit, LN,
color black, $40. Joy Summitt, Cleveland
704-433-3793.
Mcclellan saddle authentic no. 12
, VGC, $1,000. Sheila Howell, Mt.
Pleasant 704-436-6050.
Horse boarding 14 stall barn w/
bath room, tack room, feed room and
wash stall, many riding trails, 14 ac
pasture, $250. Gene Piercy, Monroe 704-
753-2071.
TWH gelding DOB 4/2010, Command
Performance/Generator bloodlines, great
disposition, Pride’s Jack of Diamonds
needs a good home, $1,000 neg. Mary
Cooke, Cornelius 704-892-8675.
1999 colt horse trailer 12 livestock
hauling space, rubber mats over treated
wood floor, custom made 7’ tall, plus
7’ long enclosure over GN for storage/
sleeping, cut gate, side door, butterfly
back doors, shin guards, double axle,
electric brakes, $3,800. Doug Wright,
Morganton 828-437-4905.
Half Welsh/half appolossa bay 3
y/o filly, ready to break, will be great
western show pony, $500; Welsh cob 3
y/o filly, black. ready to break, $1,000.
Pat Triplett, Lenoir 828-729-8258.
9 y/o registered QH palomino
mare, beautiful coat, loves attention,
friendly, $1,000. Will consider trade. Erin
Steed, Candor 910-220-2387.
Registered miniature donkey jack
dune gray with white blaze face, DOB
2/2011, parents 33 and 31 inches tall,
taking deposits, $400. Genell Squires,
Burgaw 910-471-0861.
QH bloodline includes Dash for
Cash, Intimidator 16, $2,500 OBO; QH
mare & filly Dash for Cash, Intimidator,
Rosie o Rita bloodline.,also 16, $2,500
OBO. Joanne Champion, Linden 910-
980-1113 or 850-6960.
Two jenny donkeys one standard,
44 in at shoulders, chocolate & 5
1/2 y/o $275; other is 11 m/o 31 in at
shoulder, grey with cross $400. Ron
Daniel, Clarkton 910-874-3320.
Pair bay mules, 3 y/o, broke to drive,
single & double, calm, $2,500. Sam Wil-liams,
Eagle Springs 910-948-3239.
Registered Arabian mare, bay, 17
y/o, good home a must, great on trails,
great bloodline for breeding and could
very easily do endurance challenges,
$1,000. Ramona Taylor, Raleigh 919-
247-3285.
Sorrell miniature filly, farrier,
good home only, $800 OBO. Catharine
Campbell, Raleigh 919-291-4369.
Sorrell mare mule, 15 y/o, 14.2
hands, broke to drive and plow, single or
double, also saddle rides, $1,500. Virgil
Jockisch, Apex 919-387-7352.
Mini black/white horses w/bright
blue eyes, overo, dorsal stripe, handled
from birth, parents & grandparents on
site, $600. Pam Banks, Clayton 919-
412-1684.
4 y/o racking sorrell registered Ten-nessee
walking gelding, great bloodlines,
very quiet on trails, professional training,
$3,000. Ginny Brummitt, Oxford 919-
691-4959.
Pair of driving horses, bay geldings
8 y/o, 14 h, anyone can drive, traffic
safe, been drove everywhere, $1,500,
wagon and harness available. Ronnnie
Hill, Mt Olive 919-738-3684.
Anvil for horse shoeing, NC tool,
big face, LNC, $250. Paul Willard, Oak
Ridge 336-643-5480.
Horse boarding Silk Hope area,
pasture board with run-in shelter,
lighted round pen, trails, tack room,
2 feedings/day, quality pasture,
peaceful setting, excellent care, stall
board available, references, $250/mo.
Mary Ann Harville, Siler City 919-
742-5053.
Full horse board 12 x 12 stalls,
hay and grain, full size dressage arena,
turn out, training board available for
dressage and basic riding, $410. Elsa
Ayala, Pittsboro 919-656-1156 or www.
omranchstables.com.
Equispirit 2 horse GN with tack/
dressing rm, new heavy duty tires,
VGC, $8,500. Betsy Best, Southern
Pines 910-639-1942.
Beau 5 y/o black/white spotted
draft, sire Far Big Buddy, drives
extremely well, gelding very gentle,
$5,000. Denise Brown, Jacksonville
910-346-8579 or 389-0503.
16 ft Circle M Supreme GN horse
trailer full nose, 2001 model, new
tires, $4,500. Bill Cleary, Mocksville
336-492-5441.
Mini donkey small reg., well con-formed,
halter broke, breeding quality
jack to buy or temporarily exchange
for similar jack for summer breeding,
$500; mini donkeys, 2 breeding quality
jacks, 9-10 m/o, reg., $500/ea. Steve
Levitt, Efland 919-563-9527.
Horse boarding, small farm
southeast of Greensboro, half board
includes hay and grain, 12x12 stall,
plenty of pasture, riding ring, etc.,
owner lives on far, $225/mo. Rebecca
May, Greensboro 336-674-1763.
Powell riding equipment LNC 15”
western saddle, $325; Australian saddle
new and used tack. Thomas Branham,
Nantahala 828-321-3095.
Wagonette w/fringe top, natural
finish, 8 passenger hydraulic brakes,
shafts, EC, $2,500. Frank Riggs,
Pinehurst 910-690-4580.
Orchard grass and oat mix great for
horses and milking goats 2011 spring
cutting in the field $4.50/ea, delivery
possible. Randy Bryant, Jonesville 336-
244-6347.
Fescue/orchard square hay spring
cut all stored inside moisture con-tent
17% horse quality no weeds no
Johnson grass price $3.75/per bale for
750 bales or more or $4/ea. Standish
Hopkins, Denton 336-302-0353.
Horse quality square bales of hay,
fescue and rye, oat grass, fescue and
orchard, fescue and coastal Bermuda,
$2.85 from field, $3.45 off trailer, $4.25 in
barn, quantity discounts, Liberty/Staley.
Pat Snider, Staley 336-317-4105.
Fescue square bales, cut last spring,
$2.50. Kaye Norman, Mount Airy 336-
351-5305.
Square bales fescue/orchard grass
hay, no rain, shed kept, 15% to 18%
moisture content $3.85/bale; 4x4 round
bales fescue hay, no rain $22/bale. Scott
Davis, Denton 336-460-0831.
Orchard & fescue mix, 4x4 rolls,
horse quality, kept in dry, $25. Dean
Holcomb, Yadkinville 336-468-0641.
2010 4x4 fescue hay good quality
horse, cow hay in the barn, $15. Dwight
Rumple, Mocksville 336-492-5703.
Horse quality fescue hay,spring 2011
taking reservations to pick up in field or
delivery, tight square bales, satisfaction
guaranteed $3.50 out of field or delivery
upon terms. Keith or Don Moore, Elon
336-584-1222 or 584-3195.
Good quality horse hay, fescue
square bales, spring 2011 cutting,
$3/in the field; $4/in the barn. John C.
Warner, Reidsville 336-634-1234.
Fescue sheltered, also taking or-ders
for 2011 crop, $16-$20/per roll;
square bales $3-$3.50/per bale, also
taking orders on 2011 crop, delivery
available at additional fee; approx. 275
tons of corn silage $35/per ton or make
offer on all of it. Tony Carter , Roaring
River 336-927-1693.
Alfalf/orchard grass 2011 crop horse
quality, $4/in field; $4.50 in barn. John
Kapp, Rural Hall 336-969-6630.
Horse quality fescue hay $3/per square
bale, cow & goat fescue hay $2.50/per
square bale; clean wheat straw $2.50/per
square bale. Charles Knight, King 336-
983-4811 or 918-5350.
Fescue hay, square bales, $3/ea.. Jesse
Gentry, Mocksville 336-998-3423.
Rye straw $2.50/bale. Marty
Moss, Concord 704-782-4379.
Wheat straw 2010 crop .in shed, $3.
Bill Aycock, Gastonia 704-867-5997.
Fescue hay 4x5 round bales in barn
$25/per roll. Eugene White, Taylors-ville
828-312-6018.
Fescue hay, 4 x 5 round bales, taking
orders for spring cutting 2011 picked
up out of field, $25-$30. Greg Wyant,
Newton 828-381-1478.
Fescue/orchard grass hay, no rain,
all hay kept in dry, $3-$3.50/square bales
and rolls $20-$25/per roll, hay out of
field in May. P.A. Heavner, Valdese 828-
443-0077.
Fescue/orchard mixed spring 2011
cutting, horse quality, $4.25 in field; $4.75
at barn. Donald Baker, Youngsville 919-
616-4190.
2011 orchard/fescue mix for horse, cow
or goat, no rain, always sheltered, small
and large bales available, $2.50-$4. Kim
Godon, Goldston 919-770-1070.
Oat hay, cutting in May, 4x5
round bales $48; square bales $5. Stan
Lassiter, Four Oaks 919-934-5800 or
631-0249.
2011 hay horse quality no rain mixed
oats and fescue $3/per square bale. Vernon
Hill, Mount Pleasant 980-621-5091.
Horse quality hay $30/roll; sq. bales,
$5. H. Davis, Elon 336-260-7606.
Coastal Bermuda sq bales, $4; 4x4
round bales, $25; matua 4x4 round $35.
Tom Williams, Rockingham 910-895-
3480 or 817-4448.
Wheat straw $2.25/per bale, de-livery
possible. Teddy Britt, Evergreen
910-862-9432.
Now booking May 2011 cutting
alfalfa/orchard mix $6.50 in the field,
$7.50 in barn; orchard grass, $5.50 in
field, $4.50 in barn, 50 lb bales horse
quality. Harden Phipps, Julian 336-
466-6817.
40 4x4 hay bales meadow hay that
flooded, good for landscaping, $6/ea, I
will load for you. Gerald Zimmerman,
High Point 336-887-2870.
Fescue sq bales, $3; fescue mulch hay
can be blown or hand spread, $2/ea. Keith
Andrews, Graham 336-684-3483.
Orchard and matua grass mix, sq
bales, $4-$6; cow/goat hay, $3.50 mix
bale; Dessie Teff grass hay, warm sea-sonal
that makes ideal hay for horses,
great digestion and flavor, $4/bale;
round bales, $40-$50 in the dry. Barry
W. Lindley, Pittsboro 919-742-4009 or
Hay & Grain 542-8920-cell.
For Sale
Hay & grain
One row turning plow, fast
hitch. Billy Sharpe, Wilson 252-
243-6801.
One bottom turning plow in work-ing
cond., 1 pt. hitch, 16 in. Dennis
Walker, Ruffin 336-261-4500.
Small sickle mower to fit 1220 Ford
tractor - category 1, 3 pt. hitch, 4, 5,
or 6 ft.bar, field ready or minor repair
needed, reasonable. Tom Wilkinson,
Cooleemee 336-284-2272.
Pixal vibrating sorting table &
even feeder. T. Collins, Mt. Airy 336-
345-7908.
ATV’s with dump bed. John M.
Jordan, Saxapahaw 336-376-3132.
Farmall Super C/200 parts tractor
w/2 pt fast-hitch tractor doesn’t need to
run, will pay reasonable price. Howard
Layton, Liberty 336-380-9217.
Used Powell one row transplanter
w/water tank for 140 Farmall. Auman
Teel, Asheboro 336-381-3929.
One row International corn planter
for 140 Farmall one pt hitch. Richard
Loftis, Elon 336-421-9948.
John Deere 320 or 330 tractor
PTO driven manure spreader & 2
or 4 row corn planter. Tripp Hohn,
Archdale 336-442-3613.
1 pt hitch, 16 in 1 bottom turning
plow in working condition. Dennis
Walker, Ruffin 336-451-6500.
Dosmatic irrigation pump parts
& pumps models DP20, DP 30, & 40;
also need XS Smith greenhouse parts
especially the approx. 2 1/2 ft long
alum. plastic binder clips that fastens
plastic to the greenhouse frame. Michael
Smith, Whitsett 336-516-5032.
2010 John Deere for parts prefer-ably
a diesel. Thomas Donadio, To-baccoville
336-528-9432.
Single mule pull behind disc
harrow. M. Robert, Liberty 336-
622-5504.
Large Farmall tractor will consider
706, 806, 856 or 1206, diesel and
wide front end preferred, reasonable
price. Dale Beeninga, Summerfield 336-
643-6412.
Irrigation reel with at least 900
ft of hose, reasonable price. Brandon
Thomas, Norwood 704-219-1261.
Chipper/shredder in GC, must
chip up to 4-5 inch limbs. Alan
Krenz, Marshville 704-385-9705.
5 to 10 ton feed bin for pig feed. Joe
Tucker, Charlotte 704-641-2511.
Deutz Allis GP 2.5 4x5 round
baler must be field ready, week
days call after 6 pm, weekends
anytime. Norris McConnell, Mount
Ulla 704-663-3828.
Needles for 442 Allis Chalmers
square baler. Michael Fender, Mar-ion
828-659-1220.
Tobacco big baler in GC. Danny
Hyatt, Waynesville 828-734-4556.
4 cylinder Perkins diesel en-gine
65 Massey Ferguson. Jackie
Ford, Tryon 828-899-1246.
Fast hitch subsoiler for Interna-tional
tractor. Charles Hines, Vass 910-
245-7011.
Oat crimping machine or roller,
not a big one, crimping 100 lbs a
week. Ginger Bruton, Wilmington 910-
262-5152.
Pull behind mower, trail mower
for ATV, prefer 60 in/5ft, price range
$500. Marcia Oswald, Rose Hill 910-
389-7523.
Hines H-1600 tractor cultivator bars,
front and rear. Jerry Troutman, Fay-etteville
910-425-5237.
Used 300-500 series pallet forks
for a John Deere front end loader. Scott
Brown, Salemburg 910-489-6731.
Four cylinder Wisconsin engine
w/4-1770 or compatible engine to
fit Vermeer 630B stump grinder,
GC. Warren McCrimmon, Southern
Pines 910-692-8957.
Fertilizer gear drive for an
International Super C bolts on brake
drum. David Morrison, Aberdeen
910-944-7460.
3 pt post hole digger with 12” or
larger auger in GC; also good 5 or 6
ft bush hog in GC; 16 ft stock trailer
with high sides reasonably priced. Jim
Babb, Carthage 910-947-3384.
WTB KMC 4 row peanut digger. Ben
Brisson, Tar Heel 910-991-1777.
John Deere bucket for JD 521
loader. Charles McPherson, Me-bane
919-563-3032.
Automatic transmission for John
Deere mower 125 hydrostatic. Chad
Entrekin, Huntersville 980-722-
0355.
AC WD or WD 45 for restoration.
Dennis McCoy, Winterville 235-
525-2638.
No. 2 Modern Hammer Mill
built by C.S. Bell Co. in Hillsboro,
OH; will consider other manufact.
brands. Chris Greene, Fleetwood
336-877-4835.
Disc hay cutter NH 850 round
hay baler. B.N. Ross, Yanceyville 336-
421-5423.
Motor parts for model JD 60 tractor.
David Arrin, Snow Camp 336-213-5537
or 675-5476.
Equipment
Wanted
FARM EQUIPMENT wanted
Page 6 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2011
Full breed Dexter bull, naturally
born polled. David DeWald, Hert-ford
252-333-5813.
Fainting goats, looking for all ages,
does preferred but bucks as well. Charly
Thornhill, Ramseur 336-302-6589.
Small goat farm looking for a
jenny foal to raise with the purpose
of protecting our herd, must be under
6 m/o. Allison Cooper, McLeans-ville
336-707-2660.
Newborn dairy calves, $1. Greg van
Eyk, Oak Ridge 337-308-1280.
Livestock
For Sale
Livestock
Wanted
Livestock
Full breed Dexter cattle, $600/bulls,
$800/heifers. David DeWald, Hertford 252-
333-5813.
Milking Devon cow reg. and 1-m/o
bull calf, $1,350 obo. Charles Gupton,
Louisburg 252-438-4002.
Reg. Dorper ram lambs, some
purebred, some percentage, excel. for
breeding to purebred ewes or on com-mercial
ewes, $150-$400ea. Brandon
Mills, Trenton 252-617-2893.
Fainting/myotonic goat kids, double
reg. w/both MGR & IFGA, excel. qual-ity
stock w/great bloodlines, perfect for
breeding, show or pets, $250 & up. Anna
Smith, Littleton 252-908-4380 or www.
solisoccasusvilla.com.
Alpine dairy goats, reg. American
& French buck & doe kids, yearlings &
milkers, CAE free & hand raised on small
family herd, $150 & up. Leon Albright,
Thomasville 336-250-7288.
Miniature jenny, 5 1/2 m/o, just weaned,
sorrel, reg. w/ADMS, $800. Kay & Tom
Walker, Madison 336-280-8357.
Reg. Texas longhorn yearling
& older bulls/steers, $350 & up. Ron
Skinner, Denton 336-302-0966 or www.
rrlonghorns.com.
Spotted Boer goats, 50-100%, red,
black, paints, spotts & dapples, bucks,
does & wethers, $150 & up. Beanie
Bozzo, Bear Creek 336-302-7985 or
www.ncspottedboergoats.com.
AGS Nigerian dwarf doelings, 2-9
mos., $250; second-generation mini
alpines, doelings, whethers & buck-lings,
$80-$150; all disbudded, CD&T,
rabies included. Janine Jenzano, Hurdle
Mills 336-364-2708.
Alpine dairy goats, heavy milking
stock, yearling milker, $350; doe & buck
kids, $75 & up; mature buck, $250. Mary
Ann, Graham 336-376-8242.
Kiko goats, breeding stock selected
for parasite resistance & maternal traits,
weaned bucklings & doelings avail.,
$250-$900. Chuck Shaffer, Walnut
Cove 336-420-2244 or www.genera-tionfarm.
com.
Boer goats, bucks & does born
03/2011, standard colors, full blooded
& high percentage, $50 & up. Richard
Loftis, Elon 336-421-9948.
Dairy goats, all ages, male & female,
doe w/kid avail., need to reduce flock
size, $15 & up. Anne Cain, Hampton-ville
336-468-4468.
Boer goats, ABGA & 100%, paints
& traditional avail., $100 & up. Tommy
Brown, Boonville 336-468-8490.
Premium quality show lambs,
Hampshire, Hampshire/Suffolk cross,
wethers & ewes, $200 & up. Austin
Armstrong, Walnut Cove 336-480-5288.
Fainting goats, tri-colors, blk/wht,
some w/blue eyes, $75 - 300. K. Atkins,
Kernersville 336-595-2825.
Jacob sheep JSBA reg. breeding
stock & lambs, can offer unrelated
groups as starter flocks, 2 & 4 horned,
black & lilac, $100 and up. Lillian
Royal, Hays 336-608-8876 or www.
wigglehillfarm.com.
Boar goats, all sizes, $50 & up; 1
alpine yearling, $125. Barry Sizemore,
Lexington 336-655-6132.
Toggenburg 2 y/o buck, from Rowe
in California; 5 y/o purbred polled doe
from KBARC & kids out of the above
pair, $250-500. Sid VanMatre, Trin-ity
336-687-1792.
Llamas miniature: babies, adults,
female, males, variety of colors: $600
& up. Mike/Wanda Higgins, Gibson-ville
336-697-8955.
Full Nubian & full Alpine billies,
dob 2011, $40; 2 y/o reg. alpine billy,
$200; 2 y/o full blooded Nubian billy,
$125. Tina Jester, East Bend 336-699-
8440.
Boer & fainting, Feb. full blood Boer
kids avail.,11 m/o fainting buck & does
avail., tame & healthy, $90 & up. Dodd
Linker, Clemmons 336-712-2484.
Fainting goats, reg. miniatures,
$100 & up. Don & Tammie Cain,
Walkertown 336-754-4303 or www.
cainfancyfainters.com.
Pygmy goats, males & females,
young & old, $30 & up. Carl Fugate,
Lexington 336-853-8037.
Boer goats, pair, 2 males neutered
& shots, great weedeaters, sell together
or trade for 2 Nigerian dwarf goats,
$200. Danny Snipes, Asheboro 336-
873-7781.
Purebred Nubians ADGA, milking
doe, proven y/o buck, 2010 show ribbons,
buck kids, spots, excel. milking & show
bloodlines, $200 & up. Phil Tomberlin,
Monroe 704-242-4667.
Pygmy goats, $35-65. Robert, Hamp-tonville
704-450-3239.
Black Angus & Sim-Angus bulls, top
bloodlines, 8 mos.-2 y/o.,$850-$1,800.
Shane Howard, Locust 704-485-3487.
Kiko billy, 100% NZ IKGA reg., 4
y/o, sire is Goliath’s Keeper, $400. Phillip
Hamby, Shelby 704-538-1868.
Angus purebred bred cows, cow/calf
pairs & heifers, $800 & up. Grady Ward,
Lawndale 704-538-3397.
Purebred Nubians, ADGA buck
kids, 2 m/o, marbled coloring, good
natured, from proven milkers & show
bloodlines, 1 milking doe, easy milker,
kidder & good mother, $250 & up. Leigh
Powlas, Salisbury 704-633-2508.
Reg. Red Angus bulls, 8-9 m/o,
good performance, excel. epd’s, AI sired,
$1,000. Kevin Huffman, Salisbury 704-
637-6367.
Finn sheep, increase lambing percent-ages
w/sheep that have litters, outstanding
wool, delicious meat, docile, lambs born
April & May, $100/ea. Jeff Brendle,
Kings Mountain 704-739-5179.
Cashmere goats, bucks, does & weth-ers,
excel. fiber, $75-125; dairy goat kids,
mostly bottle babies, $50 & up. Kelly
Foster, Concord 704-782-6627.
Club lambs, flock has produced
& exhibited champions at all levels of
competition, $200 & up. Brad Johnson,
Cleveland 704-798-2958.
Reg. polled Hereford cows w/Dec.
calves, bred back to Angus bull for
Dec. calving, $1,200 -$1,800/ea. Alice
Davis, Salisbury 704-855-4930.
Toggenburg goats from Switzer-land,
kids avail., good milkers, friendly,
disbudded, brown & white, 2 hrs. west
of Asheville, female doeling, $300;
male buckling, $250. Nancy Shirley,
Topton 828-321-9036.
Black polled Simmental bulls, 15
m/o, easy calvers, top bloodlines, $1,500
- $1,800. Greg Wyant, Newton 828-
381-1478.
27 Black Angus & Angus cross
bred heifers, avg. 900 lbs, bred to
LBW Angus Yon Farm bulls, easy
calving, $1,300 & up. Derek Teague,
Catawba 828-446-6111.
Wool sheep: reg. Jacob ewe lambs,
$200; nat. colored Cotswold cross ewe
lambs, $150; wethers $65, spinners flock,
dual purpose, $150-$250. Elizabeth Strub,
Weaverville 828-645-5869.
Alpacas, $1,000 & down; llama
& baby boy, $500. Jamie Wilkie, El-lenboro
828-657-6022.
Sheep, colored Corriedale, a fine
wooled hand spinning flock, colors
from black to light gray, 2011 lambs,
$250. Virginia McGuire, Mooresboro 828-
657-9271 or www.sheepsheep.com.
Nigerian dwarf dairy goats, ADGA
reg., bred for the show ring, $250. Joanna
Wilcox, Boone 828-719-8713 or http://
boonedockwilcox.weebly.com.
Purebred reg. Black Angus bulls,
good EPDs & excellent bloodlines,
$1,500; open heifers, $1,000. Marion
Woodbury, Tryon 828-817-3591.
Sheep, Barbados/Dorper x; 2 ram
lambs dob 1-11, 1 ram dob 3-11, $95/ea.;
mature ram, DOB 1-10, $190. Marion
Hobbs, Bunnlevel 910-624-3448.
African dwarf/Alpine x goats, all
ages, $25/ea. Emery Smith, Southern
Pines 910-724-3617.
Boer bucklings & doelings, some
older doe’s avail., $100 & up. Jason,
Mount Olive 919-222-3487.
Wethers for fall shows, ready, $100 &
up. Amy Mabe, Efland 919-260-1439.
Guinea hogs, GHA breeding stock,
born 12/12/2010, docile, hardy & easy to
care for, males $200; females $300. Dana
Schouten, Bear Creek 919-323-9748 or
www.closertotheland.org.
Nigerian dwarf goats, AGS purebred,
lots of colors, blue eyes, well-handled,
affectionate, wethers $50, does up to
$250. Stacy Lewis, Louisburg 919-
435-0324.
Two horned lilac or black & white
Jacob rams, most are purebred, not
reg., adults or lambs avail., $150-300
or will trade one for an Angora buck if
tested clean of disease. Barb Walton,
Siler City 919-548-4626.
French Alpine female dairy goats,
must go as group of four, ages range
from 2 to 4 yrs, $200/4. Sam Gasson,
Rougemont 919-477-6684 or gasson-stirrup@
gmail.com.
Reg. polled Hereford heifer, 10
m/o, $600. Jeff Bass, Franklinton 919-
528-2181.
Nubian goats, wethers & doe,
dehorned, $80 & up. Nancy Hillmer,
Pittsboro 919-542-1068.
Miniature Hereford fullblood
reg. bulls & heifers calves, mixed
Belted Galloway & Hereford calves,
$500 up. Jake Swauger, Kipling 919-
557-6128.
Kiko meat goats, purebred does,
$300, purebred bucks $300; 100% New
Zealand bucks, $400, less parasites,
foot trimming & are excellent dams. Bill
Thornton, Raleigh 919-625-2949.
Two full-blooded Guernsey heif-ers,
bred to Guernsey bull, $850/ea.
Dean Thornton, Mount Olive 919-
689-9739.
Purebred Dexter cattle, bred cows
& bulls, $400 & up. Mike Griffith,
Oxford 919-690-0004 or longafter-farms@
yahoo.com.
Shetland sheep, yearlings & older.
nice fleeces, various colors, small sheep
makes good pets, spinners’ flocks, opp
free, voluntary scrapie program mem-ber,
$75 to $200. Teresa Fischer, Siler
City 919-742-3234.
Baby La Mancha goats, males
avail., hand raised, gentle, $50. Kim
Moore, Siler City 919-742-5850.
Gulf coast sheep, heritage breed,
good wool & meat animal, adults &
lambs avail., $120. Christian Stalberg,
Hurdle Mills 919-801-0734.
Reg. Black Angus cows w/calves,
sired by New Frontier SO78 & Gar
Integrity, can be sold together or
separately, $900 -$1,600. David Bacon,
Selma 919-965-8428.
Two bull calves, 1 y/o, milking
Devon & Maine Anjou, $700/ea.
obo. Linda Morris, Henderson 919-
971-8446.
Black Angus bulls, 1 ½ y/o, sire:
Precision, $1,000/ea. will nego.; 5
Angus cows w/calves, 2-3 mos./old,
$1,000/ea. J.A. Simpson, Beulaville
910-298-4970.
Polled Hereford cattle, reg, blood-line,
bulls, 14 m/o, $750/ea. Nancy
McKnight, State Road 336-874-2166
– day, 276-773-2684 – night; 276-768-
8769 – cell.
Black Angus herd, 12 large frame
cows calving in May-June, $1,000/ea.;
cows/calf pairs, $1,100/ea.; 1 herd
bull, $1,100. Ronnie Oakley, Mayodan
336-427-3475.
Pygmy goats, 1 billy & 1 nanny,
$45/ea. Dale/Janet Wiles, Cumberland
910-425-3657.
Boer goats, kids, males, young
females, some females already bred,
$40-$150. Marion Squires, Burgaw 910-
471-0859.
Black Angus 5 purebred heifers,
no papers, DOB 5/2010 and 7/2010,
$800/ea, take all and I will nego., sire
Gar Precision. Alvin Searcy, Marion
828-738-8533.
Kiko goats crossed with Boer and
Spanish, bucks and does, 4 m/o, $100-
$150/ea. Louise Proffitt, Grimesland
252-746-2337.
Jersey milk cow $600. Garnea
Jarrell, Mt Airy 336-352-3491 or
648-4288.
Boer cross, white w/red head,
brown doelings, $75 OBO. Dory Van
Duzer, Durham 919-416-9689 call
before 9.
Feeder pigs Tamworth/Hamp mix,
pasture raised, 7-8 w/o, $50/ea. Ron
Peters, Reidsville 336-342-7545.
Black Angus bulls, purebred,
reg., excellent EPDs, bred to perform,
$1,400 up. Cecil F. Brown, Seagrove
910-428-9018 or 336-873-7997.
2011 Saanen doelings, buckling and
wethers from $100-$200, entire herd
ADGA reg and certified CAE negative
annually, disbudded, gentle, excellent
milking potential for family or dairy.
Liza Plaster, Lenoir 828-758-0906.
Polled Hereford bull, 1 y/o,
$650. Jamie Gray, Hurdle Mills 336-
599-0970.
Livestock
5-25 acres of wetlands for research
study, working on degree in natural
medicine, long term cash lease, any
county east of Greenville. W. Dale
Wheeler, Buxton 252-256-0603.
Farmland for bird dog training.
training young dog for AKC hunt test
standards, would like to lease a farm
in the Mcleansville area, slightly over-grown
fields preferred. Ronald Young,
McLeansville 336-621-0448.
To lease 50 ac hunting land in Al-leghany
county for turkey and deer , also
would like to run my beagles. Harvey
Collins, State Road 336-648-1256.
To lease 2 - 3 acres for mixed veg-etable
production in the Mcleansville or
Gibsonville area with access to water for
irrigation. Rickie Holness, McLeans-ville
336-698-0419.
To rent/lease farmland in Davie,
Iredell, and Rowan co, used to grow
corn, wheat and soybeans. Justin
Graham, Cleveland 704-278-9009.
To lease land for hunting, responsible
hunter, small and large tracts, reference
can be given if needed,25 years hunting
experience. Tommy Shields, Albemar-le
704-322-8249.
To lease farm land for crops, corn,
soybeans, barley and wheat, larger acreage
preferred but will consider others, Iredell,
Rowan co. William Haraden, Moores-ville
704-622-2307.
Family farm looking to expand
fenced pasture or crop land, Alexander,
Catawba, Iredell, Wilkes or Caldwell
co. Ray Icenhour, Taylorsville 828-
312-6563.
To lease 100-200 acres in Moore
or Montgomery county, responsible
& respectful hunters, will obey your
rules & respect your property. Charles
Rhinehart, Candler 828-667-2931.
Farmland or small pasture for dairy
cow in Robbins prefer close to Smyrna
Church Rd. Lisa Helman, Robbins 910-
464-3287.
Land to deer and squirrel hunt,
any amout in Moore, Chatham, Lee
county. Andy Dick, Sanford 910-
639-4233.
To lease 100 + ac deer hunting land
Orange co, 3-4 responsible experienced
hunters with insurance and references. Alex
Webb, Hillsborough 919-259-2621.
Small tract land prefer with stream or
spring, must be reasonable price. David
Miller, Newton 828-308-5911.
To lease, farmland for turkey hunting
only in Stokes or Rockingham county,
will pay $6/per ac per year. Shawn
Grubbs, Broadway 919-258-5899.
To lease hunting property for 2011
hunting season possibly longer in
Greensboro area, large enough to ac-commodate
up to 4 adult hunters, have
personal liability insurance, will take care
of property. Jerry Hembree, Greens-boro
336-697-9292.
To lease or buy 30 + ac small farm
with house, pastaure needed, Nash
Edgecombe, Wilson or Pitt co area,
Franklin co. B.D. Smith, Rocky Mount
252-442-5530.
Farmland
Wanted
FARMLAND FARMLAND WANTED
Two tree farms 7 mi west of
UNC 3 + ac-, $29.9 thousand; 22 +
ac $275,000, farm use valuation/ trees
20 years+/Orange co. Walter Durham,
Chapel Hill 919-967-1411.
115 ac SW Caswell co. level with
large open fields and woods loaded
with wildlife, approx. 16 ac lake, will
sell smaller parcels, $540,000; 16 acres
SW Caswell co, level, loaded with
wildlife, all woods, $72,000. Melvin
Butler, Reidsville 336-212-0975.
For rent secluded 50 ac. horse or
cattle farm with restored log cabin,
stable, barns, pastures, creeks, stor-age
buildings, riding trails, $1,000/
month. Boyd Lockhart, Semora 336-
234-8518.
48 ac +/- most in 9 y/o pines,
great deer and rabbit hunting, com-pletely
fenced, located on Regan
Rd, Lexington, $150,000. John Ray
Ward, Lexington 336-249-8349.
49.33 ac of farm land with house,
hay barn and outbuildings, majority in
fenced pasture, suitable for livestock,
Surry co, $395,000 nego. Jan Earley, Pilot
Mountain 336-351-3576.
For rent 20 ac, land lays well,
$100/ per acre to plant soybeans. Willie
Gammons, Mt Airy 336-351-6769.
20 ac Randolph co., near Climax,
approx. 14 ac. cleared, creeks, great
for mini farm, pond site, 15 minutes
from Greensboro or Asheboro, $90,00
0. DeVane Williard, Randleman 336-
362-6242.
10 ac horse-farm, open/wooded,
about4 ac fenced, 4 stall barn, foaling
barn, hay barn, water/elec, creek, trails,
2,200 sq ft mobile home, private road
Randolph co, you can lease $1,300 or
buy, $160,000. M. Bowman, Ashe-boro
336-381-4119.
69 ac has pond and 2 streams and all
on road front, good farm land, $7,000/
per ac. Charles Haynes, Harmony 336-
463-2427.
25 ac farm, Ellenboro, 3,500+ sq ft
brick home, barn, cleared and wooded
land, pasture, 2 creeks, privacy, con-venience
within an hour of Charlotte
or Asheville, $325,000. Olin Idol,
Mocksville 336-492-6043.
20 ac horse farm with 12 stall
master barn, feed room, wash pit, tack,
and office, 105 ft x 175 ft arena, no
house, 4 outbuildings, $250,000. Bruce
Taylor, Burlington 336-570-0101.
Approx. 3.59 ac, 200 feet road
frontage with two creeks on Union Cross
Church Rd., in Yadkinville, currently
used as hay field, $16,500. James
Graham, Yadkinville 336-679-
8266.
5.6 ac with 7 room farm house,
Davidson co, great place for horses,
225,000. James Craver, Lexington 336-
731-7520.
36 ac mountainous, great views,
stream, 1,400 ft paved road frontage,
excellent owner financing, $2,000/
ac. Lewis Cox, Mount Airy 336-
786-1697.
42.7 ac Brush Mt area $4,000/ac
mountain timberland, new survey, r/w
lines painted, owner financing. Brown
Osborne, Moravian Falls 336-838-
4590.
142 ac, 81 fenced, remainder
hardwood, road frontage, barn, util-ity
bldg, water, ideal horse/cattle
farm, 4,500 sq. ft. home, $1,1100.
M. Colon, Denton 336-859-3611.
10 ac beautiful horse pasture,
spring-fed pond, stocked, new woven
wire fence. newly seeded, fertilized,
convenient to 6 towns, $69,000. William
Kroll, Bennett 336-879-6505.
8.006 ac Yadkin co, fenced pas-ture,
one ac pond in center, 492.1
ft road frontage, $75,000. Linda
Isom, Pfafftown 336-945-9373.
36+/- acres ashe co mountain
timber land, some mature timber
600’ state rd frontage, game & 3
south facing homesites on the ridge at
3600’., $249000. Bill Anderson, Rock-well
704-279-3647.
10 ac Mint Hill, Mecklenburg
co, includes house, certified bamboo
nursery with retail area and 7 acres
of many varieties of well-established
bamboo ready to dig or cut and sell,
two out buildings, $399,000. David
Day, Charlotte 704-604-8042.
30 ac wooded land near Sanford,
potential pond site w/wet weather creek,
$95,000 OBO. Josh Quinn, Benson 704-
743-8818.
100+/- ac, Montgomery co, wooded
tract, great farm potential, 2,000 ft
frontage, water, internal roads, plenty
deer, turkey, food plots, gated entrance,
$300,900. Tim Arey, Concord 704-
782-6800.
63.5 ac Caldwell co one mile
river frontage, hunting, fishing, rid-ing
trails, county water great views,
gentle slopes, half white pines,
$729,900. Keith Oxford, Granite
Falls 828-310-3070.
18.78 ac fruit farm with peach and
apple orchards, grapes, asian pears,
plums, blueberries, persimmons, 2
ponds for irrigation, several work bldg,
refrigerated room in one bldg, mobile
home, 2 tractors, farm equip., golf cart
with sale, $325,000. John Ferguson,
Cameron 910-245-2936.
700 ac farmland, great road frontage,
located in Raeford, Hoke co, $2,500/per
ac, email at rcurrie@earthlink.net. Robie
Currie, Raeford 910-624-5054.
102.5 ac Anson co about 1 hr east of
Charlotte, timber has been cut, good for
chicken farm, pasture or plant in pines,
great hunting deer, turkey, hog and duck,
$240,000. Carl Lee, Rockingham 910-
895-4564 or 995-7886.
30 ac +/- Granville co 2/3 open 1/3
wooded 1,300 sq ft house, tenant house,
3 wells, 2 septic, pond and out bldgs,
$249,000. John West, Louisburg 919-
497-6992.
30 acres in Chatham co, 3 br, 1
bath brick house, 30’ x 30’ shop, two
12’ x 20’ storage bldings, other storage
bldgs, 20+ ac forestry, $300,000. Glenn
Allred, Hurdle Mills 919-548-0716.
24 ac 22 ac fenced for pasture, 20
head cattle, 2 mobile homes, 225 ft
pole shed, etc., some financing avail-able,
$184,000. J. R. Smith, Sophia
336-689-4335.
26 ½ ac Ashe co, Blue Ridge
mtns, close to New River, easy access,
$8,000/per ac. Terry Watson, Fleetwood
336-877-4002.
4 ac Forsyth co, 3 stall barn, 2 tractors
with attachments, out buildings, 3,000 sq
ft house, $250,000. June Keehn, Rural
Hall 336-969-5453.
100 + ac pond stocked with fish,
log home, paved road, new steel roof,
$700,000. Myrtice Myers, Bostic 828-
245-1552.
For lease 169 ac deer hunting 2011
season, planted in 5 y/o oak trees, 4
wheeler paths, 3 mi windrows cut over,
Martin co, $10/per ac; for lease 150 ac
farm planted 5 y/o oak trees, deer, quail,
turkey, rabbit, still hunting 1-3 persons
only, $10/per ac. W. Modlin, Jamesville
252-792-7709
45 ac mountain land, Wilkes co,
Blue Ridge Parkway, deer, bear, turkey,
harvestable timber, cabin, electricity,
creeks, owner financing, $169,000. Gene
Clayton, Fayetteville 910-488-1731.
44 ac Forsyth co, 3 mi from Winston-
Salem, fixer house, $5,000/per ac. Richard
Kelley, Rural Hall 336-924-9780.
140 ac track in Montgomery co, timber,
hunting, deer, wild turkey, $375,000/for
all, will separate, $4,000/per ac. E. Britt,
Biscoe 910-220-2596.
22.5 ac reg. tree farm, Stem, NC,
pine, hardwood, fruit, horse friendly,
1,075 sq ft house, storage buildings,
$229, 600. Mike Hatfield, Brooksville
813-917-4121.
FARMLAND
May 2011 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW Page 7
Looking for bees wax, will pay
$1.50/lb. Keith Elkes, Archdale 336-
382-3500.
Will pick up honeybee swarms
in Randolph, Davidson and Guilford
counties; also want unwanted bee-keeping
supplies. Tom Hayes, Sophia
336-442-6859.
Bulk honey produced in North
Carolina, reasonable. Barry Harris,
Wilmington 910-352-7868.
Bushhogging SE Guilford co and
surrounding area, $35/per hr, 2 hr mini-mum.
Bill Rogers, Climax 336-674-6208
or 337-5250.
All types tractor related work, can
clean up those over grown fields, garden
prep, driveways, sow grass, etc., references
available, $45/hr. David Joyce, Walnut
Cove 336-414-1871.
Barefoot horse hoof trimming, heals
laminitis, contraction, navicular minis,
donkeys, horses, quality hoof care and
respect for you and your horse, 15 yrs
experience, references available, $40
- $50/horse. Kenny Johnson, Mocks-ville
336-469-8978.
All types farrier work. Justin
Donnelly, Zionville 336-385-1364 or
828-964-5667.
Swine drain line cleaning available,
$3/per ft. Aaron Dodson, Mt Olive 910-
596-1047.
Bush hogging in and around Durham,
$40/hr. Matthew Eagle, Durham 919-
220-7613 or 219-3551.
Fence chain link, wood, vinyl,
horse fence, sale and installation only,
no direct sales, $1- $20,000. Joseph
Champlion, Willow Spring 919-552-
9042.
Portable sawmill, saw your logs to
lumber at my place or yours, custom
sawing and post and beam available,
$65/per hr. Jack Murdock, Rolesville 919-
669-1859.
Bees, Supplies
& Services
Wanted
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.
Stainless steel 12/18 frame Dadant
extractor, strong motor, heavy duty
custom base, located near Greenville
NC, $750. Joe Miller, Bethel 252-228-
9342 or 4nursebee@gmail.com.
33-frame s.s. honey bee radial
Kelly extractor, $1,200 obo. Len
Harris, Grifton 252-702-3001.
Beekeeping supplies, everything
is one year old or newer, all equipment
is select and top grade, $1,850-$1,910.
Colby Myers, Ronda 336-244-2596 or
colbman1@aol.com.
Beekeeping supplies, all beekeeping
supplies must go, everything is either
new or one year old, call for more
info, reasonable, $1 up. M. Keith,
Trinity 336-475-5137.
Five frame nuc, ready early May
thru June, limited number avail., call
now to reserve, $125. John Pledger,
Trinity 336-475-5137.
Bee supplies, hive bodies, wooden-ware,
all components, tools, smokers,
gloves, wax, hats & veils, $1-$200. Gail
Morgan, Liberty 336-622-3720.
Carni,Cordovan,Waynes & Italian
queen bees, $18/ea.; Waynes $22/ea.
Larry Tate, Winston-Salem 336-
788-4554.
Five frame nuc’s, cypress minn.,
hyg.ita., $95; Cypress bee equip, new
10f deep brood boxes, 5f deep nuc’s,
shallow 434 super’s, $50 - $200; 20.
hives for pollination, 6 weeks, $50. Craig
Buffkin, Delco 910-470-2929.
3-lb. package Italian bees w/queen,
$85; bee supplies, all handmade, $10-
$100. Darren Orr, Old Fort 828-581-
4494 or www.orrbeesupply.com.
Honeybees, 3-lb package w/queen
$80; Italian queens raised in eastern North
Carolina, $18, USPS or pickup. Rick
Coor, Goldsboro 919-778-0210.
Italian queens avail., $22/ea.;
hygenic & non-hygenic queens avail.,
$22. Robert Jones, Coats 919-894-7361
or www.lonepinefarmstead.com
Bee hive, 10 frames & foundations,
assembled & painted 1 top, 1 hive
body, 1 bottom & 1 entrance reducer,
$100; other bee supplies avail. Michael
Stephenson, Princeton 919-965-8609
of 631-2605
Five frame nucs, Italian stock, no
chemical miteacides, quantity discounts
avail., no frame exchange, 20 mi. North
of Wilmington, $115. Barry Harris,
Wilmington 910-352-7868.
Green axe side arm mowing we
mow heavy brush trees 10 inches or
smaller also ponds, around fields, fence
lines, banks, ditch lines,creek banks,
roadsides, etc, 25 ft reach, by the hour
or contract. Clint Stirewalt, Rock-well
704-202-6718.
Bovine artificial insemination
$30/per cow plus semen, multi cow
discount email at badstang289@
gmail.com. M. James, Siler City 919-
930-1793.
Equine massage therapy restora-tion
& maintenance of your horses,
14+ years certified ESMT; horse
sitting service 25 mile radius around
Hillsborough inclusive, excess mi
& additional critters fees may apply
30+ yrs experience, references avail-able,
$50/day first 5 horses. Bobbi
Whittemore, Hillsborough 919-932-
1313 or www.thehorseriderconnec-tion.
com.
Farmer looking for some fellow
farmers who are having a problem with
hogs, would be glad to talk about any
options. Mark Waller, Durham 919-
40 3-9657.
Farm Labor
FARM LABOR
50 Leland cypress to plant this yr.,
$5 or less each. Merry Willis, Reids-ville
336-342-1879.
Eastern red cedars, 6’ - 12’ tall to
dig up for nursery stock. Bruce Wagoner,
Gibsonville 336-449-5532.
Seeds of heirloom cornfield beans,
either black seeded or striped seeded. Barry
Ritchie, Salisbury 704-633-7885.
Zipper pea seeds or bush conch
pea seeds, will consider any cream pea
variety. Don Freeman, Gerton 828-
329-2460.
Milo seed, does not have to be cleaned,
3 or 4 bushel or 200 lbs., $5-$8. Charles,
Oxford 919-691-7062.
Old timey white bunch bean, type
that can be dried. Carl Kinard, Cliffside
828-657-9334.
Seeds & Plants
For Sale
Seeds & Plants
Wanted
SEEDS & PLANTS
Daylilies, great flowering perennial,
over 200 varieties, disease/pest resistant,
variety of colors, early/mid/late/re-bloomers,
12” to 48” tall, $4 & up. B.
J. Wright, Macon 252-257-4454, www.
oakvillefarm.com.
Burning bushes $2.50 potted; blue rug
juniper, $2.50 potted. Valerie Andrews,
Boomer 336-921-3124.
Purple hyacinth bean vine seeds,
beautiful ornamental climbing plant,
first purple flowers & then purple beans.
Send SASE (legal size) & $1/12 seeds.
Janet Martin, 215 Coley Rd. Henderson,
NC 27537, 252-436-2442.
Iris, yellows, blues, pink, cham-pagne
& bronze, $3/doz., unlabeled;
$4/doz labeled, $6 shipping up to 3
doz.; Cattleya & Cymbidium orchids,
$3-$10+shipping. Marilyn Hancock,
Denton 336-241-2214.
Sunflower seeds, old timey type,
huge 12-14 lb. flower, 15-18” dia., 25
seeds/$3, 50 seeds/$5, send SASE &
cash. N. Smoot, 6227 Welborn Rd.,
Trinity, NC 27370.
Leyland cypress trees, 1 gal, $2.50;
2 gal,$4; mundo grass, blue rug juniper
or gold thread cypress,1 gal $2.50. John
Hood, Brown Summit 336-601-7502
evenings & weekends.
German Johnson tomato seed, 10/$1,
1oz./$40; Lednum watermelon, 10/$1
w/SASE. Wilson Elkins, 4248 Pleasant
Garden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27313.
Old English boxwoods up to 20
in. tall, $0.90/inch. Forrest Michael,
Lexington 336-787-5382.
Japanese maples, other varieties of
conifers & evergreens, 1 gal.-95 gal.,
$3-$750. Jim Holland, Lewisville 336-
813-5543.
Red hibiscus seeds, beautiful deep
red w/large flower head, winter hardy,
send $2 + SASE for 25 seeds; heirloom
Rose Campion seeds, beautiful fuschia
color w/green foliage, easy to grow, 50
seeds/$2. Zoe Kelley, 1313 Hempshire
Ct., High Point, NC 27262-7313.
Liriope (monkey grass), 1 gal pots,
$2.50/ea., discounts for 100 or more.
Danielle Blake, Mount Gilead 704-
221-5883.
Elderberry plants in 3 gal. pots,
$12/ea.; Catalpa or Catawba worm fish
bait trees in pots, $5-$12. Kevin Camp-bell,
Harmony 704-775-2425.
Lucky buckeyes, $3.75/doz.; buck-eyes
for planting, $5/doz., includes
shipping & instructions, Jules Simmons,
Sylva 828-226-4700.
Asparagus plants, 500 2-yr. old
plants in 1-gal. pots, plant now, should be
ready for harvest next spring, $875/all or
$2.50/ea. Doris Duffy, Morganton 828-
433-7417.
Marigold, cracker jack seed 2,000
seed/oz., yellow & orange mixed, $3/oz.;
zinnia seed, California giants, mixed
colors 2,000 seeds/oz., $3/oz.; four-o’clock
seeds, mixed colors, $3/oz.;
send $3/oz & 2 postage stamps/ea.
oz. Warren Shiver, 231 Lambert Rd.,
Biscoe, NC 27209.
Blueberry plants, 1 gal.-15 gal.,
10 varieties, early, mid & late season,
$3-$75. Jeffrey Robertson, Garland 910-
529-1469.
Azaleas, assorted colors & variet-ies,
$1/ea. for 1 gal. pots thru May.
Jim Gibson, Ellerbe 910-652-6154 or
910-573-7914.
Hay sprigs, NC certified crops w/5
varieties, $4/bushel for Tifton 44, Tifon
85 & coastal; $7.50 for Ozark, includes
royalty fee, & $5 for Midland 99. BB&
K Farms, Maxton 910-844-6003.
Fruit trees, domestic pears, Asian
pears, peaches (5 gal.); figs, blueberries,
blackberries, Scuppernong grapes(1-3
gal), $12-$20. Jim Babb, Carthage
910-947-3384.
Dawn redwood and cyprus in 15
gal. pots, 8-12 feet tall, can be repot-ted
or planted now, $40-$50. Charles,
Oxford 919-691-7062.
Martin gourds for bird houses &
crafts, apple gourds, good selection,
$1.25 & up. Glenn McElveen, Gar-ner
919-772-2785.
Dwarf Yaupon holly, $9.99/3 gal. pot.
Greg Bruhn, Raleigh 919-790-0480.
Castor (mole) bean seed; 35/$1 w/
SASE. Paul Hinds, 106 N. King Charles
Rd, Raleigh, NC 27610.
Sunflower seeds, old variety, huge
flower, 50 seeeds/$3; gourd seeds, Mar-tin
birdhouse & long handle dipper, 25
seeds/$2,00 plus SASE w/two stamps.
Scott Hinson, 208 Country Club Dr.,
State Road 28676 336 835-7461.
Old timey cockscomb seeds, has
huge blossom head w/rich crimson color
on sturdy 18” stalk, about 200 seeds/$3
plus SASE to Barry Cox 6225 Welborn
Rd., Trinity 27370.
Old timey little white cucumber
seeds & dill seeds, $1/teaspoon +
SASE; Gourd seeds birdhouse & luffa,
25 seeds/$1 + SASE. Jim Bostian/Mi-chelle
Cook, 6235 River Bend Rd,
Claremont, NC 28610.
Zinnia seeds 3 Tbs, good measure,
2010 crop, big heads, $5/cash. Jack Taylor,
120 Queens Dr., King 27021.
Cabbage plants several thousand,
Bronco, $19/per thousand; Jersey Wake-field,
$19/per thousand, be ready April
2011. Gerald Bumgarner, Hendersonville
828-290-4585.
Mole beans 12/$1 with SASE.
William Dail, 23 Tranquil Ln., Willow
Spring 27592.
Plant seeds get rid of moles, purple
running hyacinth seeds, both are beauti-ful
yard plants. Send legal size SASE &
$1/doz. Faye Thompson, 3108 Raleigh
Rd, Henderson, NC 27537.
Old timey cockscomb seeds, huge
blossom head with rich crimson color
on sturdy 18” stalk, about 200 seeds,
send SASE + $3 cash. Barry Cox, 6225
Welborn Rd., Trinity 27370.
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.
2011 listing seeds Upland Creecy,
$.25/per packet + SASE. Thad Wiseman,
2541 Union Cross Ch Rd., Yadkinville
27055.
Native NC red cedar trees, great for
privacy borders, 12 ft to 25 ft, $50/ea,
tree mover quote available. Wade Pearce,
Willow Springs 919-810-9039.
Gourds for bird houses and crafts,
large selection, $1.25 up. Denny Rollins,
Mocksville 336-492-7223.
Running okra seed, 50/$1 + SASE
with 2 postage stamps. D. H. Franklin,
1496 Conrad Sawmill Rd., Lewisville
336-945-3265.
Daylilies Stella D’or, hosta, liriope
green, 30/$75; 200 single fans, $150. G.
Stowe, Haw River 336-693-7542.
Marigold seed 1/3 c., $3 + SASE;
pumpkin seed, 50/$4 + SASE; daylilies
$2/ea + postage. Landon Rice, PO Box
27, Connelly Springs 28612.
Rhubarb plants 2 dozen, $7/ea,
will be ready late april to mid May,
transplanted fall 2010. Betty Wright,
4108 Charles Williams Ln, Granite Falls
28630 828-396-2856.
Yellow Daisy, money plant, Indian
summer, Detura Trumpet, Medicine
man marigold, Hummingbird vine,
hibiscus mix, Shasta daisy, $1/ea packet
w/SASE. M. Banks, 653 Roper Rd., Flat
Rock 28731.
Running okra seed 18/$1 + SASE.
Ann Williams, 112 Wilderness Way,
Mocksville 27028.
Castor bean 25/$1; cock comb red,
50/$1, Rose compion, 25/$1 all these
require SASE; Chinese lantern, 2 ball
for $1.25; onion, 1 c for $1.50; zinna,
25/$1; daylilies, naked lady, ea hill
$5; white iris, $2 + shipping. Emma
Pope, 7019 Kemp Rd., Raleigh 27613
919-596-9252.
Japanese maple trees in pots,
nice selection of various sizes, $25/ea
up. Macy Williams, Fayetteville 910-
867-9505.
SEEDS & PLANTS
Bell neck rollers and male/female
crested helmet pigeons assorted colors.
William Tucker, Greensboro 336-273-
2648.
Female red golden pheasants. John
M. Jordan, Saxapahaw 336-376-3132.
Black aires for chicken houses, the
light restrictors, used or new. Randy
Maye, Taylorsville 828-632-3652 or
234-9533.
Guineas, guinea keets or eggs
reasonable price within driving distance
of Carthage. Jim Babb, Carthage 910-
947-3384.
Mallard or India runner duck eggs
for hatching, preferably within a 20
mile radius of Carthage. Judy Rowland,
Carthage 910-947-3536.
6-8 barred rock, black sex link or
Delaware pullets, will pay up to $8/
hen. Brian Wheeler, Chapel Hill 919-
967-9018.
Poultry &
Supplies
For Sale
Poultry &
Supplies
Wanted
POULTRY & SUPPLIES
Everett pure rollers since 1963 from
Penson, great spin & colors, $35/pair;
T Bird parlor rollers, certified, good
distance, $30/ea; reservation for sum-mer,
will ship. L. A. Everett, Monroe
704-577-3905 or danaunderwood@
fpcmonroenc.org .
Broiler house equipment, feed
bins, 10t & 8t, $800/ea.; fill systems
$200/ea.; 48, 36, 30 inch fans $100/ea. &
down. Pat Purlear, 336-452-1084.
Old English bantams in 12 different
colors, no shipping, $20/pr. Millo Potter,
Seven Springs 252-569-2131.
White homing pigeons, $10. R.
Boyd, Washington 252-927-4588.
Dominique hatching eggs, $5/doz.
& baby chicks $3/ea. Jimmy Baker,
Pinnacle 336-325-2401.
Roosters, 4 m/o, free to good
home. Lauren Bates, Pinnacle 336-
351-4451.
Dominique chicks & laying hens,
also hatching eggs for $6/doz.; new
chicks, $3 ea. & laying hens $8-$12,
etc. Ben Lawless, Westfield 336-
480-6667.|
Young standard & bantam
chickens, guineas and ducks, some
grown chickens, guineas, pigeons
& doves, $2-$15. Delbert Spillman,
Sophia 336-498-7103.
Pigeons, rollers & doves of all
colors, white homers; rollers, $5/ea;
doves, $8/ea; & homers, $15/ea. Jerry
Green, Randleman 336-498-9255
before 9 p.m.
Amherst & swinhoes, $80/pr.;
silvers, $50/pr.; ringnecks & black
sumatras $30/pr.; Cassowary chicks
$5,000; Rheas $300/ea. Joel, German-ton
336-567-5206.
Call ducks, small, energetic &
active, variety of colors available,
$12/ea. Kelly Martin, Burlington 336-
570-9421.
3,000 red sex link pullets, brown
egg layers, 18 w/o, vaccinated & de-beaked,
Liberty/Staley area, $5.95 &
up. E.D. Snider, Staley 336-622-2942
or 708-2998.
Feather-leg bantam hen &
rooster,15/pr.; other assorted roost-ers,
$5/ea. Shannon Poindexter, East
Bend 336-699-4735.
Roosters, white leghorn, Rhode
Island red, Americana, white leghorn
cross, $7-10. Susan Everhart, Lin-wood
336-752-2241.
Birmingham rollers & white
homers, $10 & up.Danny Martin,
Mount Airy 336-789-1166.
Rare French black copper Ma-rans
and Maran x Ameraucana chicks,
hatching eggs; feathered legged Marans,
produce dark chocolate-brown gourmet
eggs; Ameraucanas, blue eggs; all
free-range, $2-10. Cindy Stephenson,
Mocksville 336-831-3110.
Barred Plymouth rock hatching
eggs from quality flock, good hatch
rates, $5/doz. L.K. Bisher, Denton 336-
859-3691.
Baby chicks, Rhode Island red,
barred rock, copper black Marans
and brown leghorns, also have mature
hens available, $2.50 & up. Joe Snow,
Thurmond 336-874-2535.
Pure breed barred rocks, domi-nique,
white leghorns, brown leghorns
chicks, $1.50/ea. or 50+ chicks only
$1/ea. Steve, New London 704-305-
0970.
Blue black lavender & splash
Opington chicks & eggs, can ship eggs,
$5. Billy Paul Hill, Rockwell 704-
649-8315.
Gator brand water medicaters,
$100/ea.; poultry water line regulators
$20/ea.; beacon red feeder pans, $0.65/ea
or $0.50/ea for all; 30” exhaust fans,
$50/ea., 36” exhaust fans, $100/ea.;
48” exhaust fans, $150/ea. Jeff Stone,
Stony Point 704-880-2312.
Selectronics Chore Time envi-ronment
controllers, $100/ea. Barry
McSwain, Norwood 704-984-2644.
Taking orders for 2011 hatching
of peacocks & pheasants, have purple,
pied, white, India blue & Java/emerald
Spaulding crossed peacocks & ring-neck,
lady amhurst, redgold, peach &
melanistic pheasants, $30 & up. Randy
Allen, Albemarle 704-986-0346.
Trio of 4 y/o opal peacocks,
$500. Bradley Fox, Taylorsville 828-
312-0638.
Poultry incinerator, propane gas
operated, used very little, GC, made by
Shenandoah Manufacturing Co. from
Harrison, Va, $900. Keith Meadows,
Taylorsville 828-455-1166.
Guineas keets, pearl, white, blues,
chocolates, purple & pied of these
colors, keets will be eating & drinking
when you pick them up, $3/ea. Joe J.
Kimball, Robbins 910-464-5494.
Jumbo brown quail, $3.50. Neil
Townsend, Harrells 910-529-2011.
Old English game bantams, several
breeds available, $15/ea. Allen Roberts,
Mount Gilead 910-571-2036.
Heritage breed chicks & turkey
poults, chickens: Australorp, buff
Orpington, speckled Sussex, Ameri-cauna,
blue Orpington; turkeys: bronze,
bourbon red, royal palm, Narragasnett
& chocolate, $3 & up. Donny Epps,
Troy 910-576-4660.
Black shoulder & India blue peacock
chicks, $10 & up; adult bourben red &
royal palm turkeys $40 and up.Richard
Simmons, Clarendon 910-640-7114.
Bobwhite or Coturnix quail eggs
$20/100 at the farm or $55/100 shipped
postage paid; quail chicks $45/100
at the farm. George Parker, Lumber-ton
910-738-7432 or 374-8176- cell.
Ducks, sale or trade, 2 pairs khaki
Campbells, $35/pr.; 4 female Rouens,
$15/ea. Kenneth Key, Carthage 910-
947-3831.
Ostrich, quality breeders, blacks,
blue/blacks, red/blue/blacks, fresh eggs
& egg shells for crafts, $900 up. Mike
Boykin, Middlesex 919-284-5045.
Round head game chicks, roosters
only, no hens, ready June 1, $20. Earlie
Mitchell, New Hill 919-362-7348.
Old English game bantams, crele,
silver duckwing, spangle, Millie Fleur,
porcelain, bb red, splash, black, blue,
blue Wheaton, $5-10. Norman Suits,
Bear Creek/Chatham 919-548-0825.
Silver seabrights, buff Cochins &
mixed hens, can sell females separate $5
- $20/prs. or trios. Robert Burns, Holly
Springs 919-552-6420.
Baby chicks/chickens, RI reds, Dela-ware,
black & red sex links, $5 & up. D.
J. Pelt, La Grange 919-778-0361.
Birmingham Rollers Old 79 Jacon-ette
line, deep spinners, $20 up. Danny
Horner, Mebane 919-563-5658.
Birmingham Rollers comp bred,
Old Carolinia family, great spinners,
$10 up. D. R. Dennis, Randleman 336-
498-5034 after 6 pm.
Peacock chicks in India Blue, Purple,
Cameo, White and Pied, some adults,
hand raised, NPIP clean flock, #55-875,
$25 up depending on age and color.
Daylon and Cindy Powell, Indian Trail
704-821-4374 or 619-5213.
Quail Gambel, California, Tenn, red,
blue scale, Mexican speckled, jumbo and
white bobwhites, coturnix, Texas A&M,
Tibetan reds, Jumbo brown, Albino
chukars and Barbary, $1.50 up. Jimmy
Furr, Stanfield 704-888-0213.
Lambs, goats and sheep. Simon
Teodorovici, Salisbury 704-279-
6598.
Farm animal & livestock adoption
& rescue available, no kill large family
farm. Norm Loomis, Cameron 910-245-
1963 or 4lfarm@hughes.net.
Red angus heifers or cows for
breeding this fall. Dan Pope, Wal-lace
910-285-4901.
Hog 400 pounds or bigger, $0.50/
lb. Earlie Mitchell, New Hill 919-
362-7348.
Livestock wanted
Page 8 AGRICULTURAL REVIEW May 2011
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. You can also find
social media links for the
department’s Facebook,
Twitter and YouTube
sites there.
Four Dodge Ram 1500 truck
tires and rims, size 245x70or75x17,
want a match set only, not over $200
for the set. Ringo Hill, Denton 336-
859-9192.
Insulated refrigerated truck body
with doors, do not need any working
refrigeration with it, looking for some-thing
close to Raleigh area, $100. G.
Lee, Clayton 919-389-9057.
Trucks &
Trailers
Wanted
Trucks &
Trailers
For Sale
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
2004 Stoll trailer, 20’ x 6’6”, oak
flooring, rubber mats, center sliding
gate, EC, $6,500; new Stoll 16’ Rancher
Special, interior gate, swing/slide combo
back gate, floor-2” oak, full escape
door, storage compartment, full walkout
door, $7,500. Doug/Canyon Heath, Pink
Hill 252-568-3474.
1975 Ford F600 flatbed dump
with 4 ft. sides & tailgate, new Jasper
engine, kept in shed, GC, $4,500. Boyd
Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518.
2 axle 6’x14’ trailer w/loading ramps
wired for brakes & lights, tires ¾, new
treated 1x6 bed., $900. Evan Myers,
Winston-Salem 336-242-3911.
1986 F9000 tandem dump truck,
Cummings engine, electric tarp, barn
door, air gate, new tires, road ready,
$7,500. Pam Hooker, Colfax 336-345-
6751.
1973 Chevy Cheyenne Super 10
truck, 350, v8, auto, ps, pb, ac, Linex
bedliner, load handler, lots of extras,
daily ride, one owner, $2,500. Martha
Mincey, Kannapolis 704-657-4338.
1995 Chevy Silverado 3500 dually,
4x4, 454 ci. sprayed in bedliner, auto, air,
cruise, hypertech chip, brake controller,
custom hood, new a/c compressor, inte-rior
perfect shape, $5,695 nego. Buddy
Aldridge, Snow Camp 336-376-9699 or
269-1017 - cell.
1994 Delta cattle trailer, 16’, swing
gate w/sliding door, good trailer for
cows or horses, $3,000. Howard Layton,
Liberty 336-380-9217.
8 x 12 flat bed trailer w/ tandem axles,
2’ sides, heavy duty for $1,500. Sidney
Williams, Archdale 336-431-1010.
1999 Ford Ranger XLT, 4.0 v-6
5 speed, 138,000 miles, dark green, 4
door, $6,000. Ted Radford, Pinnacle 336-
469-8438.
25-ton Reid trailer, 2’oak floor,
air brakes good tires, $4,650. Brooks
Langley, Gibsonville 336-584-0436.
2009 Moritz 16’ livestock trailer,
bumper pull, in great shape, double axle,
heavy duty suspension, $4,800. Deb
Clemens, Ennice 336-648-9950.
Trailer, 8’ x 12’ w/4’ sides, used as
shavings trailer on horse farm, $650. Harold
Wright, Liberty 336-675-5011.
1989 Toyota 4x4 pickup, 4cyl mo-tor,
truck has new engine w/1k miles
on it, body in GC, truck was well kept,
$3,000. John Rakestraw, Madison 336-
686-0291.
Gooseneck trailer, load max 2005,
30’ bed 5’dovetail.3- 7,000lb axles,
21,000lbs., electric brake on all 3 axles,
tires are almost new, 2- 10,000lb 2 speed
standards, front tool box, 2 spring loaded
fold down ramps, trailer on 12” ibeam,
floor in GC, $6,000. Phil Zimmerman,
Lexington 336-764-1043.
1997 350 Ford Crew cab du-ally,
7.3 powerstroke, 74,000 miles,
5 speed, 2l conversion, radar, cb, 74
gal. fuel tank, gooseneck, super nice &
clean., $12,700. Lee Roy Kearns, High
Point 336-869-6943.
2009 trail wagon utility vehicle,
2wd, 340cc Honda gas engine, top
windshield headlight, dump bed, tailgate,
black & red, made by American Sport,
new-never used, $5,500. Jerry Talley,
Thomasville 336-882-2180.