Notice - Georgia Department of Agriculture

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Vol. 95, No. 17
Donnie Smith
COI—Valuable Resource
For Ga.’s Ag Industry
The Center of Innovation for
Agribusiness (COI for Ag), was formed in
2005 as part of
Georgia’s
strategic
Industry program, and
is one of six innovation
centers
throughout
Georgia. The Centers
of Innovation (COI) is
an official part of the
Global
Commerce
division at the Georgia
Department
of
Economic Development and is designed to
accelerate the growth of technology-based
companies. These six centers include
Our guest columnist for this issue is
Donnie Smith, Director of the Center of
Innovation for Agriculture, 2360
Rainwater Road Tifton, GA 31793.
Agriculture, Aerospace, Energy, Logistics,
Life Sciences, and Manufacturing.
The COI for Ag serves as a resource
conduit for new and existing agriculture(Continued on Page 12)
Notice
Published by the Ga. Department of Agriculture
Gary Black, Commissioner
Ad Deadline
for the Sept. 19 issue
is noon, Sept. 5
Mail to:
© Copyright
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
2012
Weaving a Good Life at Walnut Knoll Farm
Alpacas, coffee come together for Canon breeders
Chickens and cows in Georgia far
outnumber the entire U.S. alpaca
population—there are only about 180,000
alpacas registered in North America—but a
Hart County couple thinks camelids and
their luxurious fiber can play an important
role in the state’s agriculture industry.
At Walnut Knoll Farm near Canon,
Judy and George Dick focus on breeding
their herd of 88 alpacas for their fiber.
“We would like people to see alpaca
farming as it should be seen—as an
agricultural effort to build another avenue
for economic growth here in the United
States,” says George, who is retired from
the faculty at the University of Georgia’s
Carl Vinson Institute of Government.
Walnut Knoll Farm recently joined
Georgia Grown as part of the Dicks’
strategy to broaden the perception of
alpacas as functional farm animals.
“We believe alpaca farming and the
production of a fiber with very unique and
special characteristics should be
recognized as part of Georgia’s wellrounded agricultural community,” says
George, adding that their Georgia Grown
membership will help them establish
connections with other Georgia farmers.
The Dicks first discovered alpacas when
Judy, a retired teacher, read an article about
them in the early 2000s. The couple located
a Georgia alpaca farm and paid a visit,
where they were charmed by the herdoriented animals who communicate by
humming.
In 2003 the Dicks bought their 72-acre
farm and went into the alpaca business,
Equine Facility Provides Therapy and Environment
For Healing the Wounds of Soldiers and their Families
“There is something about the outside
of a horse that is good for the inside of a
man.”
-Sir Winston Churchill.
Mike Randall found Churchill’s words
to be true in his own life and they were in
mind when he had the inspiration to
establish the Hopes and Dreams Riding
Facility in Quitman, Georgia. In his
younger years, Randall worked in
ranching. As a soldier returning home
from the war in Vietnam, he realized that
he suffered from post-traumatic stress
disorder. During that time he “went to
rodeoing,” and discovered that working
with horses aided in his recovery.
PTSD is an American Psychological
Association recognized condition resulting
from exposure to an extreme traumatic
stressor, such as military combat. Often
soldiers return home from combat duty and
turn to drugs, alcohol, or even suicide to
cope with or escape the memories of war.
Mike and his wife, Debra, have four sons,
three of which served in the military and,
upon their return home after serving in
Iraq, they recognized the changes in their
sons’ personality as symptoms of PSTD.
Randall had some horses on his land in
Brooks County, and he recalled how his
work with horses had helped him in his
recovery from PTSD. So he encouraged
his sons to start riding and training the
horses and caring for them. Seeing his
sons improve, Randall had the inspiration
to help other soldiers still suffering from
the effects of war and he established Hopes
and Dreams.
The Mission of Hopes and Dreams is to,
through the use of horse therapy,
camaraderie, and understanding, enable
veterans and their families to restore peace
to their lives and heal the battle wounds
that can’t be seen. Randall noted the
facility does not wish to interfere with or
replace existing organization-sanctioned
treatments. Rather, it provides a safe,
family environment for veterans to heal.
Since opening the facility in 2008, the
Randalls have helped more than 1,500
(Continued on Page 6)
focusing at first on breeding, showing and
selling alpacas. Now that alpaca fiber, as
the animals’ hair is called, has become
more available and more popular with
weavers and knitters, the couple’s
emphasis has shifted to fiber.
To process the fiber from their Huacaya
and Suri breeds, the Dicks use a familyowned and -operated fiber mill, Fleury
Sheep and Wool LLC, in Clarkesville, Ga.
Huacayas are fluffy with fine, crimpy fiber;
the Suris have fiber that curls in a spiral to
form lustrous locks, almost like
dreadlocks.
The Dicks also have become serious
alpaca advocates, welcoming people
interested in breeding alpacas to their farm
by
appointment
for
agritourism
opportunities and education. The couple
often packs up an alpaca or two for
appearances at festivals around Georgia,
where they sell fiber, alpaca-fiber products
— and their own line of coffee under The
Alpaca Bean Coffee Company label. They
import green coffee for wholesale and
retail sales from the lands of the alpaca,
Peru and Bolivia.
Pick-Your-Own
Produce Farms
See list, page 5
Ag Dept. Regulates Ga. Pest Control Firms
The
Georgia
Department
of
Agriculture helps protect the state’s
consumers and environment through a
number of regulatory programs,
including inspections accomplished
through the Structural Pest Control
Section.
Upon request, inspections are made at
a homeowner’s house to ensure that
pesticides have been applied correctly for
wood destroying organisms such as
termites and to ensure that the standards
of treatment have been met.
“In helping to protect the environment
and health of Georgians, the Structural
Pest Control Section adheres to
appropriate and meaningful regulations
of the structural pest management
industry,” said Derrick Lastinger, director
of the Structural Pest Control Section.
And, among the responsibilities is the
regulation of pest control firms in the
state.
“The Georgia Department of
Agriculture regulates pesticide use and
sets the standards for the structural pest
management industry through training
and for examination requirement,” he
added.
Each structural pest control company
in Georgia must provide a certificate
verifying liability insurance coverage,
and have a designated certified operator
with proven competence in supervising
the application of pesticides.
Structural Pest Control licenses,
certifications and registrations are issued
for a two-year period at the beginning of
each odd-numbered year.
The Department licenses pesticide
contractors, restricted use pesticide
dealers, and commercial applicators in
the non-structural areas to promote
responsibility in pesticide application.
Before a license is issued, each
contractor must provide proof of financial
responsibility to cover damages that may
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100 acres for hunting in Meriwether
Co., $3,000 per year, lots of deer &
turkey. Les Chew 315 Raleigh Rd
Woodbury 30293 706-846-3005
100+ and 20+ acres land for rent or
lease in Murray County, Chatsworth.
Glenda Chatsworth 706-695-5043
706-270-3569
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of Agriculture, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta,
GA 30334-4250.
125 ac. hunting lease in Marion Co.;
exc. deer, turkey; property consists of
20 yr. Loblolly pines, hardwoods, pond,
power available, $1500, Terry Tibbs
Peachtree
City
terryrtibbs@
comcast.net 678-427-0790
162 acres, deer hunting only, NW
Marion County, 2543 Backbone Ridge
Rd., Buena Vista. Paul Anthony Buena
Vista 229-649-6290
200 acres deer, turkey & hogs, $10
per ac.; in the southern zone, shoot
deer over bait. Paul Brown Avera 706831-4149
Excellent horse pasture for rent,
Jackson Co., near Jefferson and
Gainesville, shed available also; call
for details. Cleon Akins Sugar hill 770945-2030 404-226-1097
Hunting land Elbert County; 72 acres
surrounded by woodland; creek, trails,
wildlife plots; $285/yr., you maintain.
Robert George Lavonia 706-356-1420
Hunting land for lease: 116 ac. in
Randolph Co., 23 ac. creeks
w/hardwood bottoms, remainder in 1
y/o pines, many food plots, tract
surrounded by large timber; good
roads, $10.80/ac. David Sloanaker
Columbus 706-569-6105
Retired farmer w/pasture for retired
'06 Kubota M6800 ultracab, 4wd,
horses, 25 acres w/creek, water. grillguard, hydraulic shuttle loader,
Carole Thompson McDonough 770- forks, 490hrs, consider trade smaller
954-0993
tractor w/loader. Tommy Hawkins
Wrens 706-830-7042
Farmland Rent/Lease Wanted
'08 F350 Crewcab 4WD Diesel,
Father and son looking to lease 50- leather, looks new, farmbody, 95760
100 acres for long term deer hunting miles, $29,900 make offer. Rob McBay
around Colquitt, Tift & Worth Co. or Canton 678-777-1775
around Georgetown, Ga. Randy
'08 JD 3202, 4 WD, 390 hrs., JD 300
Bromlow Norman Park 229-873-2891 loader, 5' rotary mower, 5' harrow,
229-769-3816
sheltered since new, all for $15,000.
Need 1 member for 950 acre lease in Rusty Carr Dublin 478-275-4584 478Talbot County with house, food plots 279-1096
and feeders, $2500. Tom Findley Box
'09 Kawasaki Mule 4010 4x4, fuel
Springs 706-575-3889
injected, 4 passanger, hard top,
Veteran seeking 10-50 acres, rent to windshield, 88hrs, $8000. John Gibson
own for produce farm, Coweta, Lincolnton 706-359-1598
Meriwether, Pike or Spalding Counties.
'09 KMC 436 peanut inverter only
Henry Cobb Woodstock 678-445-9798 400 acres hyd drive. Chad Hawkins
Want 50 - 100 acres for deer hunting Rochelle 229-425-0283
in Putnam, Baldwin, Wilkerson Cos.;
'71 GMC Tractor Truck 8V71 Detroit,
non-smoker/drinker. Buren Roberts 318V-8, 10-speed, 4:11 RA ratio,
Eatonton 706-485-3157
SQHD RE, GMCV Fac. AR Susp.
Want fenced pasture for cattle; $4500 Karen Kimble Oxford 404-427willing to lease 10 - 100.ac. in the 9207
Gordon or Floyd County area. Lewis
1 Auger bit 6" diameter, heavy duty.
Kight calhoun 706-263-4380
$75.
Aurora
Gwin
Rockmart
Want quality land to lease for 2013 [email protected] 770-294turkey season within 2 hours from 2295
Atlanta; 2 responsible, ethical hunters.
1 row New Idea corn picker 2500,
Chris Kerlin Covington 678-414-8853 Hesston 1180 drum conditioner 1000.
Wes Smith Thomaston 706-648-4210
FARM EMPLOyMENT
1000 gallon nurse tank on gear, new
If you have questions regarding ads 5.5hp motor, pump, tires, rims, hoses,
paint like new $2300. Joseph Martin
Vienna 478-230-3030
Only farm work or farm help
14 ft tandem axle trailer, metal frame
wanted advertisements allowed. No
commercial, industrial or domestic with shelves around sides (used to
haul plants) $1200. Randall Harris
employment permitted.
Williamson 770-584-4292
16 + yrs exp., looking for
14", single flat bottom turning plow
employment on farm with housing and
salary, will relocate. David Hamilton for Super A or 140 Farmall tractor with
P.O. Box 293 Cornelia 30531 coulter disc, $150, obo. Harley Thomas
[email protected] 706- Elberton 706-283-4724
14' Morra hay fluffer, good condition,
949-9355 706-949-1289
Family seeks employment, 15 years $1800. R Roe Lakeland 229-482-7177
1500 gal. fuel tank with 12 volt, 20
experience with poultry, need house/
salary. Kathie Whisnant Monroe gal per min. pump, 5/10 sack concrete
[email protected] 678-227- mixer engine $1000, each. Richard
Rowe Villa Rica 770-459-6568 7708675
Farm worker, looking for job, C.D.L 459-6568
15ft dump bed on 1970 model F600
license, heavy equip. operator and
scaper. Michael Martin Zebulon 770- $1600. Eric Mincey Baxley 912-3675569
688-5417
16 foot Gooseneck horse/cattle
Help wanted: experience with horses,
cattle, tractors, fencing, furnished trailer, $4250. Jim Long Rome 706housing with salary, background check, 346-0799
non-smoker.
Leonard
Draper
16' trailer heavy duty 2- 6 th pound
Cedartown 770-748-2042
axles
$2000.
Sidney
Keadle
Kennel/barn help, 7days; experience Thomaston 706-647-2328
handling horses & dogs, cleaning
1950 John Deere MT tractor in
kennel/stalls, feeding/watering, some working condition with cultivator, runs
grooming; lift at least 50-75lbs., well, restorer's dream, $1800 obo.
experience preferred. AJ Hayes Gene
Waters
Metter
Douglasville 901-463-0267
[email protected]
912-687-5724
Man 54; would like job on horse 912-685-4077
farm. cleaning stalls, grooming,
1950 T020 Ferguson with 4 ft scrape
feeding, general farm upkeep,etc., blade $1700. Tom Lane Blairsville
experienced. Johnny Weaver Lilburn 706-374-3658
[email protected] 6781951 8N Ford engine,runs great but
848-1624
smokes. Ray Cook Buena Vista 229Married man looking for farm work, 649-7430
will relocate, have exp. with hog, cattle,
1953 Ford Jubilee tractor, excellent
chicken farms. Buddy Baswell condition. Remer Lane Savannah 912Cedartown
[email protected] 257-2489
404-217-6969
1957 John Deere 420U, direction
Need disciplined rider, 3 horses, 4-6 reverse, 5 speed, power steering,
days a week, pay or horse board & RV restoration started, manuals included,
living quarters. Glenn Smoot Social $1800. Gere Odum Fayetteville 770Circle [email protected] 770-464- 461-3115
1077 678-358-2857
1959 Farmall 140 with all equipment;
Responsible adult horse owner, 1972 JD 112, four pieces of equipment.
wants to care for your horses/livestock Jake Barn Conyers 770-480-0594
while you are away, Dianne Cassara 770-483-3414
Loganville [email protected]
1965 International 140, n/tires,
770-554-8574
cultivators, Woods b/mower, w/wts, f&r
lights, alt/12v, paint, metal good,
FARM MAChINERy
$4,995, firm. James Cantrell Clermont
If you have questions regarding this 770-519-2936
1966 International Cub tractor, belly
category, call 404-651-9081.
Only
farm
machinery
and mower, scrape, disc harrow, and
equipment owned by the advertiser turning plow, 3 new tires, $2700 cash.
and used in his/her own farming Jeff Strickland Cartersville 770-387operation can be advertised; those 4590
1967 JD model 3020, 70 hp, good
persons advertising for machinery
and equipment wanted must be strong tractor, 16' cow trailer bumper
seeking those items for their own pull, 15' harrow. Robert Braden
Rochelle 229-624-2213
farming operation.
1970 Oliver tractor 1250, $1800; 16
'04 KMC 3376 6-row peanut
combine. Jimmy House Omega 229- ft. tandem axle trailers , $850. Tommy
Tripp Cumming 770-475-3586
326-9364
1970's Cub Cadet Lo Boy 154, 4
'06 Honda TRX500 Foreman ES
4x4, new battery and tires, 975 miles, cylinder 48" belly mower, 3 point hitch,
ec, $4300, trade Jeep diesel truck. runs great Larry Mull Woodbury
[email protected] 770-757-3210
Randy Welty Baxley 912-614-6431
1973 Cub with plows & mower, 1972
Cub Lowboy with mower, 6x8 trailer, all
for $1500. Allen Crosby Loganville
770-466-2687
1982 30B MF 34A loader, self
leveling, locking rear end, good
condition, 3 cyd. Perkins, $6500. Steve
Stowers Dawsonville 706-974-0576
1985 Cat 943 Loader, $24,500;
4,339 hrs. Shane Holt Whitesburg
1986 455-E John Deere track loader,
$8,000. Virgil Brookshire 4405
Johnstonville Rd Forsyth 31029 404580-6763 478-994-2030
1990 Ford F800 w/ 2005 proformance 16ft flat dump diesel engine,
5spd trans, air brakes, a/c, exc. cond.
$7800. T Collins Blairsville 706-9943537
1995 New Holland tractor, 27hp,
diesel hst, p/s, 4wd, m/r, pto, 550hrs,
exc. cond, $6000, obo. Mike Landers
Powder Springs 770-943-9823
1998 F800 short gooseneck bed,
100k mi 5.9 Cummins, 12 valve, Auto
Allison, grt condition, $8500 obo. Jared
Carithers Covington 770-362-7537
1999 model Bobcat 873, 2450 hrs,
72 hp, $11,250, steel track, $1,500.
Reid Trimble 431 Smith Rd Cleveland
30528 404-213-0197
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2 1100 16 sl 8ply 8lug tires & rims
$200 ea; 8ft box blade w/remote hoses
$550. Danny Strickland Barney 229560-8072
2 1930 JD hit & miss engines, 2 5gal. White Mtn. churns, 1 3-gal. White
Mtn. churn, 1 1960 JD garden tractor, 3
trlrs., my cost $13,000, yours $10,000.
Dixie Arnett Tifton 229-392-3921
2 Armstrong hi-power lug 14-9-24
tires, fit 13"rim,4ply tubless, lug's 90%,
$400/both, no apparent dry rot. Daniel
Terry Williamson 770-402-6869 770227-4598
2-heavy duty cultivators, no layoff
plows, one $145, and one $175;
adjustable plow foot for garden digger,
$12. Slate Long Madison 706-7520206
2-Lilliston 6000 peanut combines,
one under shelter good cond, other for
parts, 2500 for both. Ed Reynolds
Mauk 229-649-8093
2000 NH TN65 tractor, $14,500,
3,487 hours. Stan Neeley Whitesburg
2004 Turbo Zero, turn 52in cut,
Conneshel Turbo 113 hrs. Jerry
Cooper hull 706-788-3260
2006 Bush Hog RDTH84 rear
discharge finishing mower, $1,500;
Mixer 80 cement mixer 3Pt PTO, never
been used, $500. Joey Yasinski
Newnan 770-251-2441
2006 Cub Cadet 4X4, 106 hrs,
garaged,
$5,900.
Ray
Griffin
McDonough 770-856-4720
2006 Hawke 6'x12' dump trailer, 7
ton, 3 way gate, remote, new battery,
$4450. Ronald Boyd Sharpsburg 478454-6171
2006 Montana tractor 57hp4wd c/h/a
s.shift, loader, 30 hrs use, great tractor,
$20500 firm. Glenn Kelley Temple
770-830-1287 770-519-5947
2007L-3940DT Kubota 4 WD tractor,
LA724 Kubota front loader. Johnny
Smith Bremen 678-491-9941
2008 Horton 7X16 enclosed trailor,
low miles, like new, paid $3,900 new,
asking $2,600 OBO. James Rowland
hampton 770-227-8258
2008 Mobile Dimension portable
sawmill, circular mill with edger blades,
new loader, $25,500. Randy Sellers
203 Sweetgum Ln Baxley 31513
[email protected] 912-2784271 912-367-9706
2011 Hyundai 210 LC9 950hrs, burn
damage to cab and engine, $20,000.
Clarkie Leverette Ambrose 912-3935345
275 Massey Ferguson tractor with
bad motor, $1500. Lloyd Hendley
Pembroke 912-839-2691
28L-26 Firestone forestry special
tire, 16 bolt rim, $750; 3 phase peanut
blower, dryer, $300. C. Gary Leslie
229-938-0308
2row JD 71 planters with fertilizer
distributor attached, sheltered and field
ready, plant and fertilize at same time,
coulter/fiberglass hoppers. Pete Giddens
Ocilla 229-831-1053 229-347-5830
3 AC mdl. B, AC B for parts &
equipment, will consider trading or
swapping for other things. Mack Shaw
Waycross 912-283-7150
3-pt. hitch Ford 1-row corn picker,
$300; early 1900s large steer yoke.
Robert Hogsed hiawassee 706-8961947
3000 Ford diesel tractor, 6 pieces of
equipment also for sale. C. Conner
Flowery Branch 770-967-6828
3020 John Deere, one owner,
$7,750; 2155 John Deere, 3800 hours,
$6,950; 3000 Ford, $5,500. James
Smith Adrian [email protected]
706-726-2336 478-595-2065
350 Long tractor, 32hp diesel,
ps,1600 hrs, asking $3200. Bill
Abercrombie Lafyette 706-638-5959
4 bottom flip turn plow, $900; stainless
steel self contained fertilizer wagon,
good motor, Auger, $1800. Samuel
Newton Douglas 912-384-0520
451 Detroit power unit, $4000; grain
bagger, screw type, accepts 10'bgs,
$2500. Allen Oglesby Lyons 912-2932778
464 International Diesel Tractor,P/S.,
also, 65 Massey Ferguson Diesel
Tractor, P/S.$3800 each. Joann
Herndon hazlehurst 912-375-4320
912-375-4320
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466 John Deere hay baler string tie,
very good condition, $9500. Dan
Durham Greensboro 706-318-8906
471 Massey Ferguson tractor w/
front end loader, 1210 hours, excellent
condition, $14,500. Britt Nix Concord
404-275-9022
5 ft. Taylor rotary mower, fair cond.,
$300 OBO; 5 ft. rotary hoe, good
cond., still works good, $300. Randy
Chance Danville 478-308-3636
5' Bush Hog, 8' disc cut-a-way, boom
pole, spreader, cultivator. Jerry
Crunkleton Carnesville 706-244-5209
5'x12' metal utility trailer w/18" side
rails, drop gate, dbl. axle, great shape,
$800. Layton Harris Tignall 706-2852599 706-401-6559
504F Vermeer 4x5 round baler, good
condition with manuals, $4500 obo.
Robert Yates Summerville 706-3972715
648 New Holland round baler for sale
6500 dollars. exc. condition Charles
Gassett yatesville 706-741-1893
7 old tractors, Massey Harris,
Farmall, and Allis Chalmers, none
running, but in good shape, sell at my
cost. Jess Arnett Tifton 229-382-6517
7130 Case Int tractor 7648 hours,
less than 1000 hrs new motor, good
condition $25,000 Keith Holley
Stapleton 706-833-5566
7500 xlt Bushhog peanut picker,
$1250; 3 6-row cultivators $900.
James Whittle Chester 478-358-4518
7ft scrape blade Bush Hog model
HD, multi position feature, low use,
$800. Tim Poole Dawsonville 678855-6182
8' grain auger, $2400; 9 ton grain bin;
36' cattle trailer, 3 #8000 axles, $8900.
Charles McCallie Chickamauga 706539-2522
85 Chevy Kodiak C6500 Diesel, 25'
stl flatbed, 3208 Cat engine, 5spd/
2spd, tandam axle. Charles Carpenter
Buckhead
gasnglseeking1965@
yahoo.com 706-319-3407
87 c-20 4-door, 3/4ton longbed farm
truck, four speed with granny gear,
$3,500. Tommy Vincent Riverdale
770-996-5368
8N Ford $1,850 dependable, Aevry
Wide front end $1,000, needs cab,
work. Clifford Morris hampton 770530-8799
8N Ford $1,850; 2N $1,700; AC. C. $
1,600, all good dependable tractors.
Don Morris Eastman 478-374-1804
9044 Bushog peanut combine, shed
kept, vgc, 4row, $6,000 firm. Don
Schmidt Stapleton 478-494-3353
948H Weiss McNair pecan harv,
good cond, field ready $9000; Halsey
pecan shaker self-propelled boom,
diesel engine w/sweepers $9000.
Brian Dunaway hawkinsville 478951-1560
953 Caterpillar, excellent condition,
low hrs, $13,750, obo. James Pritchett
Aragon 770-546-1022
Above average Rainbow Traveler
combo with 660' Angus hose and
Nelson 550 gpm sprinkler head $6,000
Lynn Newman Cochran 478-230-0232
Allis Chalmers all crop 40 combine,
nearly ready to run spares. W. Clarke
202 Almon Church Rd Covington
30014 770-787-3838
BearCat
950
feedmill
loading/unloading, Auger 3 screens
hay attachment, new bearings, paint,
tires exc. condition $4300. Laurie
Martin Vienna 229-314-9264
Bush Hog finishing mower $1500,
negotiable.
Bonnie
KIrschling
Milledgeville 478-456-1414 478-4533432
Bushhog front end loader, 3860 dt
quick attach bucket w/joystick, new
condition, $4000. Lyndon Mize
Royston 706-498-4686
Caroni finish mower, 5 ft $475;
Int. posthole Auger 9" bit, $450;
GT 42" bushhog pull behind mower
8hp, $475. Gene Mitchell Marietta
770-422-9023
Case1550 Long Track, 6 way blade,
4000hrs,150hp hydrostat,$12,500; JD
650 G LGP, Series IV, 6 way blade
5800 hrs, $26,500. Wycliffe Vance
Tifton 293-387-7680
Cat D6 rootrake runs and operates
well, $15,000 obo. Scott Price
Wrightsville 478-290-4419
Clark forklift CHY160, 1600lb lifting
capacity, Detroit diesel, 10x20 dual
front tires, $5800 obo. Bart Jackson
Round Oak 478-808-8007
Cosmo #500 3-Pt. spreader, new
never used or mounted on tractor, call
706-424-0666. $400 firm. Donald
Anderson Social Circle 706-557-8002
706-424-0666
Cub Cadet low boy #154 w/belly
mower, runs well, $1200; old, assorted
farm equipment, too many to name.
Harold Arnett Tifton 229-392-7233
David Bradley manure spreaders,
$600. Raymond Bramlett Auburn 678524-9636
Deutz Diesel farm tractor Model
6806, 68hp, vgc. Call Jimmy May,
Augusta, Ga 706-560-0147 Richard
Balkcum hephzibah 706-560-0147
706-592-9584
Deutz-Allis 6250 tractor, 56hp, 2 new
tires, canopy, brush guard, diesel,
Hanson bush hog, rock rake, lift pole,
dependable Keith Givens Monroe 770633-9003
Ditch Witch 1820 hyd drive good
chain $2400./obo James Morris 2952
GA Highway 24 S Waynesboro 30830
[email protected] 706-5514455 706-554-7480
Dixie Chopper mower, 52" Cub, 2
cylinder Kohler engine, $1500, will
consider reasonable offers. Lane Cook
Cleveland 706-219-3032
F2 Gleaner combine, 4cyl turbo, runs
great has a 13' grain head, $5200.
Matthew Hudgins Clarkesville 770861-8115
Farmall C tractor, rough for parts or
restore $500; Cub C60 engine only, for
rebuild or parts, $200. Paul Shellnutt
Americus 229-938-6413
Farmall Cub tractor, late 40's, needs
work, will fire but won't run, also
several pieces of farm equipment.
Thelma Green Temple 770-459-2557
Farmall Super a tractor equipment,
looks and runs good, $2,600. Edward
McCarty Alma 912-632-6015
Farmall Super A with cultivators and
drawbar, tractor is in very good
condition John Smith Toccoa 706-2448280
Fella 270 Mower/conditioner/caddy,
hydraulic hay fork, hay spear, hay
tumble bug, 12 row cross sprayer.
Eddie McKie Abbeville 229-426-2530
229-467-2150
Food plot planter, 5-ft Sukup Marliss,
model 5-8V Prince, $3,950, well
maintained, planter located in Chester,
GA. Ed Perry Nashville 229-356-4205
Ford 2000 tractor, $4000; 8' shank
plow, one row plow, 5ft bushhog, 16ft
Terry and trailer. Robert Strickland
Buchanan 770-646-6692
Ford 3000 engine, 3 cylinder diesel
professionally rebuild asking $2800;
buy whole tractor $3200. Wayne Curtis
Monroe 770-267-4185
Ford 3400 tractor loader diesel w/5ft
bushhog, excellent condition, strong,
45HP, asking $8500, has approx
250hrs on motor. Tim Shiver Talbotton
706-587-0833
Ford 3910, 1988, 2350 hrs., ROPS
body in fair to good cond., $6,500.
Smokey Mize Royston 770-380-2586
Ford 4000 diesel, very good tractor,
new radiator 2012, $4,200. Elaine Love
Dawson 229-995-2225
Ford 4500 backhoe with loader,well
maintained, excellent working order,
$11,000, William Dedo Thomaston
706-648-6707
Ford 4ft finish mower, $300. Larry
Lee Fayetteville 770-461-4050
Ford 6700 diesel tractor, 8' Rhino
tw72 field mower, Covington 2 row
cultivator/planter, sprayer, spreader.
Frank Laporta Dublin 478-274-8775
Ford 841 diesel tractor, 3 point hitch
and drawbar, 4 speed with Sherman
over/underdrive, $4250 cash. Tom
Hogan Jeffersonville 478-233-4968
Ford 961 Powermaster diesel, wide
front, ps, 5spd, live pto, optional hd air
cleaner, 95% tires, fully restored,
$6000. Gary Lane Carrollton 404-5024000
Ford Tractor-1949 8N-Runs but
needs new battery-12v with blade
attachment. Needs restoring. $2100.
Cheryl Simmons Claxton 912-4414818
Fordson tractor with harrow, runs
well, engine rebuilt, $2,800. James
Cook 179 Corinth Dr Augusta 30906
706-829-0088
G-AC tractor with cultivator, good
condition, 36" mower, turning plow.
Warren Cleveland Blakely 229-7235629
Generator 60 KW auto start, Kolar
gen, JD diesel motor AMP 250 hrs 345;
ATV Spreader/seeder 400lbs, hopper
1-7/8 ball hitch. Steve Lomonaco
Ellijay 404-403-1389
Gooseneck trailer, 8'5"x33', #3500
gvw, clean tail, wood floor, $5500 obo;
200 gal sprayer, 26' booms, 3pt hitch
w/hyper axle, $1200. Ron Hulett Milan
912-363-5978
Grasshopper mower 721D, 61" front
mount deck, diesel engine, 590 hrs,
$6300. Harold Green 1845 Sawnee
Meadow Ln Cumming 30040 770887-5624
Hatz Diesel 1830 engine, $300;
Honda V twin 18 hp electric start
engine $200; Honda 8hp engine $175.
Ben Nix Mableton 404-427-4520
HI cutting harrow, 20 disc 7' wide,
pull type 400. Clyde Parker
Chatsworth 706-847-8517
HiCapp 6000 two-row peanut
combine, sheltered and in good
condition, $2,100. James Gaston
Americus [email protected]
229-924-7460
IHC Farmall 1pt hitch, 1 pt hitch disc
harrow, HiCo 5ft bushhog, new blades,
all for $275. John Eberhart hiram 770943-0775
Int. 480 harrow, 36 disc, exc. cond.,
$2800, takes 100 hp tractor to pull.
Chad Whitmire Elberton 706-9881653
Irrigation system, rain bow, field
ready, 550 gallon per minute, soft hose
traveler,6 inch pipe, $12,000 obo.
Henry Beckworth Gibson 706-5982106
J.D. 5303 w/512 loader, canopy,
extra lights, extendible draft links,
garaged, well maintained, 570 hours,
$18,000. Steve Kleinschmidt Lilburn
770-361-8361 678-287-2702
JD 2940, 90hp, new clutch, canopy, 2
remotes, good shape, $10,500/ trades;
Ford 555A backhoe g/c, 10,500 obo.
Jeff Scogin Alvaton scoginfarms@
gmail.com 770-652-2170
JD 3155 MFD and JD 4430 tractors
both look and run great, loader off JD
4430, $2000. Bradford Childers
Montrose 478-484-0656
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JD 350-B, undercarriage and tracks
rebuilt, repair order available, $7500
obo, will trade for cattle. Richard
Beckham Molena 770-884-5378
JD 4420 combine, 4-row KMC ripper
bedder, New Holland 570 baler, all in
good shape. Brannon Whitlock Senoia
404-597-8240
JD 60, tricycle, ps, good tires, no 3pt. $4000. Clay Sims Monroe
JD 650g LGP 5800 hrs with new
undercarriage, good cond., $27,500.
Wycliffe Vance 1399 Chula Brookfield
Rd Tifton 31794 hope.vance@
gmail.com 229-387-7680
JD 7420 tractor, 740 loader, 4WD,
rear duals, JD 468 net wrap baler, JD
926 Moco Mower, $110,000. Robert
Lanier Sparta 404-326-0412
JD 9960 cotton picker, inline heads,
low hrs; JD 7200, 2wd tractor; Bush
Hog 9044 4-row peanut picker. Marc
Curry Swainsboro 478-237-4758
JD grain drill, $1250; food plot 4
wheeler pull harrow, $325; motor
driven hay bale conveyor, $350; two
row Covington planters, $550. Beth
Mathis Milan 229-362-4699
JD late model, good tires on rear, car
tires on front, strait hood, $1850. JC
Cannady Statesboro 912-865-2278
JD model 62D drive over mower, fits
tractor model 2320 etc, also canopy for
same. I. Kosior Locust Grove 770957-6114
JD4960 6400 hours, MFWD
$42,000; JD535 baler $6,500; 7500
Lilliston peanut picker, 6000 Lilliston
peanut picker. Eli Owens Sylvania
912-682-2394 912-863-4668
John Deere 310C 4X4 backhoe/
loader, good cond., $12,900 obo Richard
Guagliardo Cuthbert 229-838-6688
John Deere 670 4WD, power
steering, 2400 hrs, 5ft JD grooming
mower included, $5000. Vernon
Eubanks Milledgeville 478-454-8335
John Deere 7100 4row planters,
4row LMC Lift-N-Till strip till plow with
reach arms for planters. Jonathan
Wright Dexter 478-290-2297
KBH boll buggy,16ft w/split chain
good condition. Clint Oliver Pitts 229406-0920
Komatsu D13 track loader, 881 hrs.,
like exc. cond. can deliver, $28,000.
Gerry Bell Milledgeville 478-457-6408
Kubota M7040 4x4 cab air loader Ag
tires, 2012 brand new, 3 hours, full
warranty $37950. Bob Hudson
Cumming 678-807-9480
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Livestock Sales and Events
Clip and Save Calendar
Every 1st & 3rd Tues. Poultry, Goat &
Feeder-Breeder Pig Sale, poultry, 6
pm, hogs & goats, 7 pm, RockRidge
Livestock Auction, just off S.R. 128, s.
of Reynolds. Info: 478-847-3664 or
706-647-3559.
Every Thursday Chickens, Rabbits &
Related Misc. Small Animal Sale, NE
Georgia Sale, 6 pm, GAL #3478,
Eastanollee Livestock Market, Hwy. 17
between Toccoa & Lavonia. Info: 706779-5944 or 706-599-7606.
Every 1st Thurs. Barnesville Auction tack
sale, 7 p.m., corner of 341 Hwy. &
Yatesville Rd. at old Ford place,
Barnesville. GAL#2620. Info.: Bobby
Burnette, 770-356-4512
Every Fri. night Horse Sale, 7:30 pm, Circle
Double S, 102 Lumber City Hwy.,
Hazlehurst. Info: Steve Underwood,
912-594-6200 (night) or 912-375-5543
(day).
Every Fri. night Goat, Poultry & Small Animal
Sale, 7 pm, Buggy Town Auction, 1315
Hwy. 341 s., Barnesville. GAL #3177
Info: 770-358-0872/1786.
Every Sat. 10 am, farm-related mdse.
Auction; 1 pm, goats, fowl & small
animal auction; GAL#AU003224; Red
Barn Livestock Auction, Sylvester.
Info.: 229-776-9009.
Every Sat. Small Animals, Chickens,
Rabbits, Sheep, Goats & Horse Sale, 4
pm, Coker Sale Barn, Duncan Bridge
Rd., White Co., at old Chattahoochee
Livestock Barn. Info: Wayne Coker,
706-540-8418.
Every Sat. night Goat, Poultry & Small
Animal Auction, 7 pm, BradleyWayside Auction, 1035 Monticello
Hwy., Gray. GAL 306. Info: Nancy
Wilson, 478-986-4413.
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Small Animal Sale,
goats, sheep & poultry, 1 pm, misc.
merchandise, 6 pm, Deer Run Auction,
Hwy. 76, Adel-Nashville Hwy., Adel.
GAL 001800 Info: 229-560-2898 or
229-896-4553.
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. Livestock Sale, sale
starts at 10 am, tack/horses, cows at
12 noon, goats at 1 pm, poultry sale to
follow, Metter Livestock Market, Lyons,
Ga. Info: Lewie Fortner, 478-553-6066.
GAL 3415.
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. S & D Goat Sales,
Baxley Fairgrounds, begin 12:30 pm;
goats, pigs, poultry. Info.: Steve Smith,
912-367-9268, 912-266-7170.
Kubota M7040 cab air, 4x4 loader
w/3rd function, 136 hrs, $35,000.
Sumner Lyons 912-578-5281 912403-7693
Kubota tractor, L2350, 4WD, 964hrs,
weights & ropes, in vgc, comes with a
4ft bushhog type cutter,$7000. Carter
Bonaire 478-987-9808
Kuhn 4 reel model gf5000 hay
tedder; low hours, very good condition,
$ 2500 John Leslie Summerville 706857-4523
LT300 Wood-Mizer $30,000; NP deck
$5,000; incline conveyor belt, $5,000,
will sell separately. Andy Adams
hartwell [email protected] 706376-8968
Massey Ferguson 165, runs great,
$4,795. Marty Martin Summerville
706-506-6565
Massey Ferguson 243 2wd with
shuttle shift, remote hydraulics, dual
throttle control, excellent condition,
year 2004, $9800. Clay Cribbs
Pembroke 912-653-5402
Massy F. 135, 3cyl Perkins gas, new
tires, remote hyd, runs good, no leaks,
$3700 obo. Adam Glass Covington
404-583-0673
MF 1020 tractor, 21 hp, 1640 hrs,
rough paint, good condition, $3200.
Josh Wheat Buckhead joshawheat@
bellsouth.net 706-342-3496
MF 135 Tractor, $2500, Ford 8N
tractor, $1800, 5ft. Woods Bushhog,
$400, Hawes 4ft. Bushhog, $450.
Franklin Stephens Gray 478-986-4728
MF model 450 round baler, good
condition, $1500; Bushhog hole digger,
model 2103, hydraulic cylinder, $750,
Harold Rosser McDonough 770-9573774
MF-35 diesel deluxe, rebuilt engine,
transmission lift, new seat, steering
wheel, altenator, paint, decals. Clark
Holton Wray 912-592-8584
MF135, fair condition,$1800 cash/
trade. Marvin Morrow 273 E Mays Rd
Stockbridge 30281 marvinmorrow45@
yahoo.com 770-474-8267
Every 2nd Sat. Winstead Horse Sales, 5 pm,
Eastanollee
Livestock
Auction,
Eastanollee. Info: Shannon Winstead,
864-710-4030 or 864-944-6200.
Every 2nd & 4th Sat. R&R Goat & Livestock
Auction, merchandise, 10 am, goats,
12 noon, chickens & caged animals to
follow, 526 Ga. Hwy. 56 N.,
Swainsboro. Ron Claxton, auctioneer,
GA Lic. #3485. Info: 478-237-8825
(weekdays), 478-455-3714 (sale day)
or 478-469-3533 or 478-455-4765
(nights).
Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Pony Express Stockyard
Horse & Tack Auction, 5 pm, GA Lic.
AUNR002843, 1852 Highway 11 S.,
Covington, GA 30014. Info: Scott
Bridges, 704-434-6389 or 704-473-8715.
Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Livestock Auction,
Waddell Auction Barn, Climax, Ga., 1
pm, selling goats, sheep, poultry and
small animals; selling miscellaneous at
10 am; #AU003249. Info.: 229-2464955/416-7217.
Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Goat & Chicken
Auction, Mid-Georgia Goat & Chicken
Auction, 12 noon, Cochran. Info:
Frankie Howell, 478-271-0550.
Every 2nd & 4th Sat. Livestock auction at
Pearson Livestock; sale, 1 pm; goats,
sheep, poultry & small animals; 1168
Hwy. 441 N., Pearson, Ga. Info.: 229798-0271, 912-422-3211.
Every 3rd Sat. Horse & Tack Sale,
Buchanan Horses Sales, LLC, tack, 4
pm, horses to follow, 1812 Macedonia
Church Rd., Buchanan. 5013GA. Info:
Melissa Wright, 770-296-4005.
Every 3rd Sat. Goat & Sheep Sale, 12 noon,
Agri Auction Sales, held at Eastanollee
Livestock Market, Hwy. 17 btwn.
Toccoa & Lavonia. Info: Ricky
Chatham, 706-491-2812 or Jason
Wilson, 706-491-8840.
Livestock auctions listed in the
Market Bulletin sometimes offer related
items for sale, such as tack and other
livestock equipment.
Notices for
auctions selling any items other than
livestock must be accompanied by the
auction license number of the principal
auctioneer or auction firm conducting the
auction, per regulations of the Georgia
Secretary of State. Notices without this
information cannot be published.
For more information on the Livestock
Sales and Events calendar, call Randy
Cox at 404-656-3682.
New Holland 630 round baler, used
this season, sheltered, $3000; 6ft
Rhino bushhog, $1000. Gary Bagwell
Oakwood 770-532-9421
New Holland silage cutter, 2 row corn
head, pickup header, electric controls,
excellant condition. Phil Sanders
Stephens 706-340-5669
New military 4 hp diesel pump, 65
gpm, 60' head, $800. John Cooper
Grayson 404-281-8148
NH 451 cycle bar mower, 7' cut,
great shape, $1250. Ronny Danford
LaGrange 706-882-2892
NH 477 haybine, $1,600; JD 350 hay
rake, $850; hay tedder, $750. Rich
Blumenkamp Powder Springs 770427-7047
NH 479 mower conditioner, 9ft sickle
bar, used this year, manuals included,
$1000. Mickey Hilliard Baldwin 706949-0197
NH TT75A '09, 75 hp, 4wd, canopy
loader w/ bucket, hay forks & pallet
forks, 480 hrs, $24,500. Frank Eaves
Elberton 706-201-7267
Nolin Industrial continuous pea/bean
sheller, all stainless steel, 125 bushels
per hour. Lisa Jones Thomasville 229403-0933
Oliver B model one row corn picker,
used last fall, works perfect field ready,
$1200 or obo. Brooklyn Stiefel
Calhoun 706-506-3237
One-row 3-pt. cultivator frame/
fiberglass side dresser; pen electric
sheller; goat wagon trailer, complete,
4x8, new tires; one-horse wagon, 2
seats, brakes like new. C. Mixon
hortense 912-778-5242
Orian generator 30kw, 629 hrs,
propane enclosed trailer, $1500, take
practical trade on 16' double axle
trailer. David Combs Jefferson 706367-4645
Oswalt 525 mixer wagon mounted on
Chevrolet truck, good condition.
Tommy Copelan Eatonton 706-4730613
Parting out John Deere 7720
combine, almost new belts and
complete strawchopper, many other
parts, great shape. Ronnie Lancaster
Milan 229-362-4619
Peerless 21 ft peanut wagons &
dryers; JD 8 row planter; Bush Hog
3210 rotary cutter. Leo Perfect
Unadilla 478-627-3820
Pwr King tractor, 2412 runs well,
misc. equip. hydraulic lift, $1800. Steve
Smith McDonough 678-583-0440
Rainbow UB246 irrigation pump with
international propane, 6 cyl. engine,
call for info or pictures, $1000. Ira
Tucker Ocilla 229-424-2789
Rhino 15 foot SE 15 flexwing mower,
$6700.
Mark
Brown
Newnan
Roadrunner
equipment
trailer,
GVWP, 12000 lbs, 7x20 foot bed with
ramps and brakes, $3000. George
Carr 4220 GA Highway 125 N Tifton
31794 229-392-7190
Rockwell Jig saw, $200, SN FF 8434;
Gothenburg oscillating rotary spindle
sander, $500. Marvin McWilliams 2317
Fox Dr Marietta 30066 770-427-6848
Rotary mower, $2200; Redball
hooded sprayer, $2000; 1200 gal.
nurse tank, $1500; Akron 6" irrigation
pipe 1.50 ft; KMC 4row peanut plow,
$2000. Michael Baker Abbeville 229406-0518
Roto tiller that attaches to garden
tractor, excellent cond., no engine, $125.
Allyn Bell Moreland 770-253-2987
Round bale hay mover, Durabilt
Tumblebug, purchased new 2008,
good condition,$1250; 5 ft finishing
mower, Befco C-50R05, $1200. JA
Wilson Barnesville 678-972-3238
Savage harvester 8072, $10,000;
Kilby limb shaker, $10,000; Rowse lim
rake, $3,000; Savage 4600 shaker,
1,000 rpm, $4500. Marvin Dunn
McRae 229-315-2024 770-926-3169
Side weights off 3020 JD, part
#R54144 should fit most tractors with
narrow front, $300 for pair. William
Poole Butler 770-584-1956
Sitrex 17' hay tedder, $1750; Sitrex
10 wheel V-rake on Durabilt caddy,
$1500. Wade Simpson McDonough
404-732-7255
Skid steer tracks for sale, came off a
Bobcat S250, Grouser brand, asking
$1,200. Tyler Belden Waleska 770367-3219
Skid-steer machine, JD 4475, good
Yanmak diesel engine, low hrs, new
tires, paint & bracket, $8000. Roy Pruitt
Douglasville 770-949-5453 770-5957891
Takeuchi TB250 mini excavator with
attachments, brought brand new, used
few hrs., housed in garage. Joe
Verdone Lexington 706-743-3994
Tire size 8-24 or tire and wheel for
red Farmall Cub. Joe Yeargin Dallas
770-445-7870
Trailer mover heavy duty, unused,
fits all sz. tractors, $150. V Felkel
Millen 912-682-5813
TumbleBug unique single poll hay
hauler, $1000; 5x8 single axle tilt
trailer, $350. D. Adams Andersonville
229-942-0606
Utility trailer#1500, light duty single
axle. 12" high rails, 4x8 exp. metal
deck, lights & reflectors, $400. Gary
Wamsley Alpharetta 770-343-9757
Utility trailer, 6 x10, single axle
peanut wagons, cut for feed and cotton
seed. Elaine Wilson Rebecca 229457-3331
Vermeer 604J hay baler good
condition, field ready, sheltered. Jackie
Howell Danville 478-230-0842
Vicon 4x6 baler, auto dual tie, hyd.
head, monitor, only 600 bales, $9,000;
Sitrex 8 wheel v-rake,$2,800, field
ready. Mark Woodham Madison 404379-8037
Will sell or trade for Tuff-Bilt with
cultivators, plows etc. James Taylor
Ranger
[email protected]
770-616-5844
Will swap 605-H Vermeer hay baler
for
smaller.
Susan
Gallanger
Carrollton 678-796-3897
Woodmizer bandsaw mill, 1997 LT25, portable, manual runs well,
includes trailer package. Garland
Jennings Rome 706-331-2593
WoodSplitter hooks to 3pt hitch runs
off power take off on tractor, $600.
Ronnie Brown Marietta 770-435-7903
770-435-7903
Zep commercial hot water pressure
washer, $650; contractor grade diesel
generator 12HP eng., elec./remote
start, like new, $2,500. Terry Alred
Bremen 404-909-5235
Farm Machinery Wanted
4 Foot Bushhog for small tractor and
also a 4 foot rotary tiller. James Farmer
Maysville [email protected]
678-316-9147
443 John Deere corn head in good
condition and small grain cart. Payton
Edge Clermont 678-936-8170
8 to 12 hp B&S engine, vertical shaft,
good condition. Jimmie Mize 1331
Sibley School Rd Greensboro 30642
706-453-2451
Corn Picker corn picker in good
condition, one row pull type. Charles
Whittle
Willacoochee
[email protected]
912393-5795
Farming yard engine for Cub Cadet
mower, twin cly. electric clutch, 50" cut
hydrostic. W. Bailey Lithia Springs
770-948-9214
Ford 861 Powermaster with gasoline
engine and power steering, good
mechanical condition, straight sheet
metal.
Mark
Bevill
Cumming
Front end loader w/forks to fit Ford
960 tractor in good shape; 100-150
used t post at reasonable price. Roy
Styles Alpharetta 770-296-8080
Gregory 3500 crusting machine for
parts/repair; generator, 4-cyl. diesel, 25
kw, needs injector sleeve/battery to
run, $600. Johnny Seabolt Cleveland
706-969-9061
Log splitter, vertical type, road and
travel worthy, for use by disabled
person.
Joe
Mele
Roswell
[email protected]
770-9935129
Looking to buy 4 Cyl Ford diesel
tractors 5000-7000 series. Mike Hunt
Ty Ty 229-777-3710
Massey Ferguson 65, good-fair
condition.
George
Parker
360
Woodrum Ln Millen 30442 478-4946536
Need 10x28 rear rim for Ford 8N
tractor. Calvin Melcher harlem 706556-8466 706-533-8803
Need disc harrows for Ford 1700.
A.J. Newman Cumming 404-7258133
Need handle for a black hawk corn
sheller. Ed Culbertson Colbert 706788-3465
One row Covington planter T-46,
good condition, north Atlanta area. Lee
Cooper Trion 706-506-4435
Used plastic mulch layer for
strawberries and produce. Donny
Hunter
Ellijay
hillvalleyfarm@
gmail.com 678-378-6616
Want farm or logging wagon with
steel or wooden wheels. Richard Ward
Winston 770-949-8344
Want to buy 4 cyl Ford Diesel Tractors,
any condition, 5000, 6000, 7610 series.
Mike Hunt Ty Ty tractor.hunt@
yahoo.com 229-848-0295
Want to buy International Cub LoBoy with one point quick hitch, running
or not for parts or repair. Thomas
Tucker Lithia Springs 770-941-2354
Want to buy three point hitch corn
sheller in good shape. Hartwell
Ricketts Dahlonega 706-864-2012
Wanted to buy: 75-80 horse power
tractor with cab and a/c. Greg Lewis
Baxley 912-367-9283
Weed wiper, 12 ft. tow-behind or 3pt. hitch; can use larger up to 18 ft.
Stanley Jones Gillsville 678-943-5167
FARM SUPPLIES
+/- 50 loads of crush & run gravel
with 1-2% contaminants, $125 per
dump truck load. Kevin Blosser
Barnesville 770-468-4971
1/2 horse submersible well pump
with tank, gauge and pressure switch,
$300. Bradley Smith Eastanollee 706599-7796
1000 ft. lumber: pine, ambrosia
maple, cedar, poplar, hickory, ash,
basswood, oak, also, turning blocks.
David Gray Bowdon 770-655-4674
110# anvil, forge, blower, post vise,
crosscut saw blades, cast iron pots,
churns, jugs, foot 4 dz. Pat Cain
Bowdon 770-258-3784
13 half gallon & 24 quart ball canning
jars, clean, $10. John Carrier
Kennesaw 770-966-7933
145 lengths, 20' x 2 1/2" PVC
irrigation pipe, 0.75 ft.; 60 couplings, $2
ea.;1 ball valve. Blue Chilton Rutledge
706-557-2555
2 50-ft., 6-ft. tall rolls of vinyl covered
chain link fence, $90 ea., 30-ft. length,
logging chain, more, $50. Thomas
Stone College Park 404-767-2980
2 cane mills pto, power, 2 non-power,
all 3 rollers, completely rebuilt, 1-5060-80 syrup boiler. J.B. Davis
Patterson 912-288-6351
2 large iron hay rake wheels, $125
ea.; qt. fruit jars, $3 doz. Jimmy
Bowden Woodbury 706-553-2999
2 sections of 8" steel pipe,18' & 6',
great for pond drain, stand pipe. Mike
Beattie Martin 706-384-2719
2-burner peanut cooker on trailer, 3
stainless steel cookpots, 3 propane
tanks, stainless steel flooring/top,
$800. Sam Tally Conyers 770-4835624
20-30-55 gal. plastic 2-bung plugs;
55-gal. plastic screw-off lids; 55-gal.
metal lockrings; 55-gal. metal w/o lids;
55-gal. stainless. Jimmy Cannon
Canton 770-889-2342
250 gallon air tank (good for BBQ
grill, $50; various lengths of 6" & 8"
aluminum pipes. George Scoville
Macon 478-745-2524
250-gal. upright fuel tank hand pump
w/filter, $100. R.M. Spruill Alpharetta
770-475-5649
3 vertical roller cane grinding mill
#12, improved, manufactured by
Chattanooga Plow Co., $600. Tommy
Jackson Juliette 478-986-9446
3-200 amp manual disconnects, very
good condition, $300 ea. or $800 for
all. Ken Anderson Murrayville 770983-9595
300-gallon metal tank, best use for
deisel or water, asking $250. Wilbur
Cameron
Dry
Branch
[email protected]
478945-2038
330 gallon propane tank, $350.
Kevin Hewell Gillsville 770-530-0157
36' & 48' fans & shutters, feeder
parts, pumps, Destructor II incinerator.
Harold Shadburn Cumming 770-2313823
4 trailer axles, 100 inches wide, $75
ea. or all for $200 w/tire and wheels.
J.W. Stephens Stockbridge 404-2715443
5 gallon food grade buckets, $1.
Ronnie Barber Saint Marys flowwood@
tds.net 912-882-5422 912-409-2874
55 gallon stainless steel drums,
$250. Bill Croft Dawsonville 706-3449691
Air/Kiln dried Woodmizer sawn
lumber, pine, oak/walnut, poplar, all
sizes paneling, wide plank flooring.
John Sell Milner 770-480-2326
Anvils, 275 lbs. & 120 lbs.; post vise;
blacksmith tongs, Hardees hot cut
hammers';#20 cooking grade cast iron
pot A. Hendrick Austell 770-948-9842
Bantam incubator & rotator, cheap,
call anytime. W.L. Smith Ball Ground
770-889-3214
Blue & white, 55-gal. plastic drums,
closed tops, two twist-off caps, food
grade, also, other types sometimes
available.
Eugene
Needham
Loganville 770-466-4284
Cane mill and syrup kettle for sale.
Ray Freeman Dublin 478-272-1307
Cattle lick tanks (4), $150 ea.; plastic
feed troughs, 10' (4), $65 ea. D.
Lawrence Vienna 229-322-4048
Choretime C2 plastic flood feeders,
1000 available, Roxell Classic plastic
flood feeders, 2000 available, good
condition. Fred Hall Danielsville 706255-5878
Clean 55-gal. metal drums w/lids,
$20 each; 55- and 48-gal. plastic
barrels, $20 each; also red steel for
sale. Windle Sneed McDonough 770483-7007
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Pick-Your-Own Fruits and Vegetables
When using the pick-your-own list, remember that the maturity of fruits and vegetables is directly influenced by
the weather. The dates and availability provided on the list are approximate. For accurate, up-to-date information,
be sure to contact the individual farm operator for produce availability. It is best to call ahead before driving to a
pick-your-own operation for detailed location directions, hours of operation and other information you may need.
COUNTy & FARM
CROP
AVAILABILITy
PhONE
COMMENTS
BUTTS
Jimmy Brown
501 Barnetts Bridge Rd., Jackson
Muscadines
Aug. 27
678-448-7781
Open 10 am-4 pm, weekdays, closed Sun.
Muscadines, scuppernongs
Now-mid-Oct.
770-461-6876
770-633-9990
Mon.-Sat., 9 am-6 pm., Sun., 1-6 pm, you pick, we pick
FULTON
David Brown
4853 Evans Dr., Union City
Muscadines
Now
770-964-5304
No pesticides
GILMER
Red Apple Barn
3379 Tads Creek Rd., Ellijay
Apples, pumpkins
Sept. -Oct.
706-635-5898
Sat., 10:30 am-5 pm, Sun., 1:30- 4 pm
GORDON
Philip Cagle
Hwy. 53, Plainville
Sept. 1
706-629-3024
678-861-1462
Picking buckets & bags furn.
LAURENS
Marvin Howard
1997 Rebie Rd., Dudley
Peas, butterbeans
Sept. 5-frost
478-676-3315
Open Mon.-Sat., 7 am-7 pm
MONROE
Cliff Music, Greg Dustin
610 Old Union Gin Rd., Forsyth
Now
478-994-1273
Daylight-dark, Mon.-Sat., Sun., 12:30 pm
OGLEThORPE
Thaxton’s Vineyard
Hiwy. 78, Lexington
Now-Oct.
706-224-3522
Open 9 am-7 pm, every day
WALTON
Waits Family Vineyard
7779 Old Braswell Rd., Monroe
Muscadines, black and bronze
Now
770-207-6910
Containers furn.
Pears
Now-Oct.
770-267-9776
Mon.-Fri., 5-8 pm, Sat., 8 am-6 pm, Sun., 9 am-6 pm
FAyETTE
Banks Vineyard
Bobby Nipper
290 Banks Rd., Fayetteville
Russell Howington
2842 Thomason Rd., Good Hope
Clean open top metal drums w/lids.
David Crane Dahlonega 706-2652559
Clean open top metal drums w/lids;
1000-gal. fiberglass tank. Leonard
Crane Dawsonville 678-947-6744
404-210-1516
Equipment in 5 broiler houses,
Choretime feeder, Ziggity drinkers, 54"
Acme fans, 100kw generator, 21'x3'
galvanized steel roof, more. Weldon
Reece Dawsonville 678-410-2226
770-893-3069
Fuel tank, 20-gal alum., marine
grade, w/qty. transmitter, 24-in x17-in
x13.5-in.,
$175.
John
Draper
Covington [email protected]
678-342-3212
Heavy duty bale fork, 3-pt. hitch type,
hay
buggy/single
roll.
William
Hutchings Sandersville 478-552-0606
Locust posts and rails, will deliver.
Eugene Cook Blairsville 706-7458724 706-897-5828
Lumber (sawmil) low as .35/bd ft.
pine/hardwood, custom cuts available.
Mitchell Smith Griffin Smithmdjb@
aol.com 404-867-5106
Lumber, poplar, 1x12x12 - 20,
1x10x12 - 4, 1x6x12 - 4, $.70/bd. ft.,
pine, 1x12x12 - 33, 1x10x12 - 13, $.40
plus more Eddy Dunn McDonough
770-957-7633
Mortar blocks: 37 in. long, one end
flanged to lock together, erosion
control, retaining walls. Dan Simon
Rockmart 770-684-3553
Need 1 12-foot gate or 2 6-ft. gates,
one 10-ft gate, chain link or otherwise.
Mr. Grummon Gray 478-319-6437
Old hand hewn log house,
excellent condition, delivery & set up
anywhere. Kerry Hix Chatsworth 706695-6431
One roll barbed wire, galvanized,
never used, $75 obo; 4 "western"
aluminum wheels, $125 obo, west
Cobb Co. Sam Saliba, Jr. Marietta
770-514-1431
Propane gas tank, 250 gallons, good
condition, $400. Sandra Chaffin
Rutledge [email protected]
706-318-4944 706-319-1779
Quart cans for sale, $3.50 per doz.
Lola Blair Lula 770-869-3816 770-5614378
Savage pecan sprayer, 500-gal.
tank in good condition, $5500.
Felton Daugherty Valdosta 229-2440799
Sawmill lumber, pine, poplar, oak,
cedar, hickory, maple, starting at 47
cents/board ft. or saw your logs starting
at 25 cents/board ft. Todd Chaney
Cartersville 404-861-7402
Split locust farm fence rails & post,
delivered and installed anywhere. C.
Mitchell Cleveland 706-865-9828
Spreader pull behind mower, like
new, Befco baby-hop holds 200
pounds,
$300.
Marilyn
Helms
Ringgold 423-718-9118
Star pea huller/sheller with 3
individual shelling grates for various
size peas. Jim Valiante hawkinsville
478-714-4859
Steel cable, approx. 1000 ft., 3/4 and
1/2, $1 per ft., will cut to your
specification. Forrest Boss Adairsville
678-859-6280
Stihl Mc 270 chainsaw, 20" bar, cost
$500, like new, $350. Larry Atha
Tires, 4 ea, 225/60/16, $100 for all,
parts cleaner, make offer, you load and
haul. Ronald Rush Franklin 706-6753417
Trailer, double axle, 6'4x18, $300;
galvanized water trough, 2'x8 round,
$150;
4-drawer
incubator
24"x39"x32.5", $100. Darryl Jacobs
Pitts 229-947-3571
Treated power-type poles for pole
barns or for fence post. Jerry Cox
Fayetteville 770-461-7938
Want 4-in. latch lock, irrigation
fittings, elbors, T's, plugs, etc. Steve
Nugent Ambrose 912-393-5900
Want old farm bells, parts of old
bells, prefer #4, #20, #22, #24, #26,
#28 & bigger. Shane Burnett
Covington 770-827-0999
Want scales for weighing hogs. Dan
Durrett Newnan 404-787-6316
Want to buy electric fence charger for
livestock use. Mack Chambers Vidalia
912-223-6743
Want two yokes and wheels for
Taylor Way finishing mower. Gerald
Irvin McDonough 770-954-9329 404310-0598
Wanted 40 sheets of 8' 5v used tin,
Monroe area. Jim Arnold Monroe 678925-3342
Wash pot, cast alum., #20, exc.
cond. Don McDowell Tennille 478552-7502
Wild hog traps, spring-loaded door,
continuous catch, removeable top,
large & small hogs, 4x4x8 ft. J.D.
Conger Norman Park 229-769-5472
Woodmizer lumber, 1x12 pine or
poplar oak, trailer flooring, any
thickness. Larry Moore Newnan 678278-5709
LIVESTOCK
All livestock (i.e., those animals
such as, but not limited to, cattle,
equine, goats, sheep, swine, and
poultry) must have been in
possession of the advertiser for a
minimum of 90 days before they can
be advertised.
Cattle
If you have any questions regarding
ads in this category, call 404-6519081.
1 Reg 4 year old Angus bull, sire 004,
$2,500; 2 yr. old bulls, too. Allen Ellicott
Abbeville 229-401-8590
1 Regd. P. Hereford bull, KCF
Bennett 774R13 sire, 2 yrs., 8 mos.
old; 2 P. Hereford bulls, 8 mos old. D.L.
Jaillette Covington 770-786-5143
1 regd. Polled Hereford bull, gentle,
beautiful, 18 mos., from Mead stock, all
shots. Clifford Hancock hepzibah 706799-2488
16 hd. Angus cows, bred to horned
Hereford bull, calving in fall. George
Burnett Lowndes 229-561-1489
2 Angus heifers for show or herd
replacement,
dob
11/18/2011,
11/25/2011, Registration #'s 17219875
&
17219916.
Mark
Boatright
Bristol [email protected] 912-6325640
2 yr., 8 mo. black Simmental bull,
regd., Lucky Man breeding, 1400+ lbs.,
$2500. Ed Fletcher Molena 706-5659840
20 bred regd. Black Angus heifers
and cows, also good selection of
young bulls. Fred Blitch Statesboro
912-865-5454
3 registered Charolais cows, $1500
each, 2 registered Beefmaster cows
w/calves, exposed to Angus bull.
Robert McDowell Aragon 770-3374431
3 Replacement heifers, Brangus/
Angus cross, very nice heifers, 12
mos. old. Tommy Walker 1568
Browning Rd Rockmart 30153 770684-6150 678-684-9770
4 outstanding purebreed Angus
heifers, up to date on all shots,
worming, etc., ready for breeding this
winter. John Watson La Fayette 423834-3457
4 Regd. Black Angus cows with one
calf, others bred, all top epd. Don
Hudgins Marietta 404-886-6849
4-6 month purebred Hereford bulls
for sale, $550 to $750, great
bloodlines. Mike Taylor Blythe 706399-8244
8 Black Angus bred heifers. Jake
Stewart Alma 912-218-6597 912-6325652
8 black heifers bred for Sept.
delivery, $12,000. John Biddy
Madison 706-752-4302
9 red heifers, calve in March to
August. Bryant Stiver 3654 GA
Highway 121 Blackshear 31516 912269-5129
AlI bred heifers, 21 head Purebred
Angus, Sim-Angus, start calving midSeptember. Doug Bailey Dudley 478279-4769
Angus bull, AI sired, Credence, LBW,
high growth, 19 months, delivery free
35 miles of LaGrange, $2875. James
Fincher LaGrange 706-298-1156
AngusXBeltie cross bull calf, partial
belt, approx. 500 pounds, $750/ trade
for beef steer, can deliver;
Belted Galloway heifer, approx. 500
pounds, $600. Allison Bryant Marble
hill 678-469-3647
Black Angus bulls, 14, 16, 24
months. Gerald Kastner Clarkesville
706-947-3503
Bulls: Red Brahman, Simmental, and
Simbrah, breeding and weaning age,
few cows and heifers. Cliff Adams
Bowdon 770-258-2069
Calving ease, milking ability,
gentleness, Regd. polled Shorthorn
bulls, show heifers, steers, exc. qlty.,
Club Calf member. Ken Bridges
Commerce 706-768-3480
Charolais heifers/calving ease
bulls,15 ready for breeding by Dec.,
avg. birth weight, 80 lbs. avg. weaning
weight, 750 lbs. Harris Morgan Camilla
229-336-6772
Coming 4-yr SimAngus bull, easy
calve, good muscling, sired Dream On,
out of 6807 cow. Dee Martin Fort
Valley 478-338-5109
Commercial Angus yearling bulls,
low birth weights, very gentle,
"Predestined" bloodline. John Bryant
Eatonton 706-485-8321
Gelbvieh young bulls, all registered
purebreds, bred for easy calving and
fast growth. John Kiss Gainesville
770-531-1126
Hereford bulls, Regd., polled, vacc.
and wormed, ready to service heifers
or cows, many to pick from. Brad
Mullins Martin 706-491-7556
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Ga. 4-H Receives Grant
To Fund New Positions
Equine Facility
(Continued from Page 1)
veterans and their families by working with
Moody Air Force Base and the Green Leaf
Center in Valdosta, Fort Benning in
Columbus, and Fort Campbell in
Kentucky.
Participants have the opportunity to
spend time with horses at the level they feel
most comfortable, whether beginning
lessons, trail rides, or roping and barrel
racing. Hopes and Dreams provides
lodging facilities and activities including
boating, hunting and camping. Evening
campfires also are offered to encourage
camaraderie.
At Hopes and Dreams, therapeutic
horseback riding is used in treatment and
rehabilitation programs for patients with a
wide variety of illnesses and disabilities.
The excitement of riding stimulates the
rider, encourages him/her to talk, and
increases the rider’s interest in life.
“Combat’s a terrible thing,” Randall
said. “They need counselors, but these kids
don’t want to talk to them because they
(counselors) haven’t been in combat.” He
noted the soldiers realize they have a
problem although they may not want to
admit it. “When they get out there in the
middle of nowhere, they have that time to
reflect,” Randall said. “Then they can
begin to talk about it. They’ll talk to us
older vets because we’ve been there.”
Randall noted that here in our country,
many people take their freedom for
granted, and they just do not know the
sacrifices that our soldiers have made for
them.
Randall has travelled to
Washington, D.C. to gain support for
Equine Assisted Therapy to treat wounded
soldiers, including establishing rules for
setting up other facilities like Hopes and
Dreams. He is planning to go back to
Washington to meet with the Department
of Defense and the Surgeon General to
share the breakthroughs that have occurred
with his equine therapy program.
“Washington has just got to listen . . . and
provide a way for folks who want to help,”
he said.
“People don’t realize that the wives and
children are affected as much as the troops
are,” Randall explained. “There’s no
understanding there; they’ve been taught
‘this man’s not going to be the same when
he comes home’.”
Randall noted that his sons now are
doing well—two currently are in college
and one has a successful business.
“It’s amazing,” Randall said. “People
don’t realize what horses can do for you.”
Horses and dreams is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization with a completely
voluntary staff providing therapies free of
charge. For more information, visit
www.hopesanddreams.com or email
[email protected]
2012 Sunbelt Expo
Oct. 16-18
Moultrie, Ga.
229-985-1968
www.sunbeltexpo.com
Celebrating 35 years of
Excellence 1978 – 2012
Mike Randall is shown with some of the horses at the Hopes and Dreams Riding
Facility that are used in treatment and rehabilitation programs. Through its use of
equine assisted therapy, Hopes and Dreams provides help to veterans suffering from
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, as well as providing therapies for Traumatic Brain
Injury, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and stroke victims.
GPC Holds Open House,
Ribbon Cutting for New HQ
The Georgia Peanut Commission
(GPC) recently concluded its 50th
anniversary with an official ribbon cutting
ceremony and open house at its new
headquarters in Tifton. The new facility is
located off Interstate 75, Exit 63B.
“We are proud of the new energy
efficient headquarters and the opportunities
that exist to promote peanuts to millions of
consumers traveling through Georgia,”
said Donald Chase, GPC building
committee chairman and peanut farmer
from Oglethorpe, Ga.
The new headquarters, designed by
Cadmus Design-Build, will be the first netzero energy building for state government
in Georgia. Cadmus Design-Build provides
architectural design and construction
management in the master builder tradition
towards net-zero energy, environmental
sustainability and economic feasibility
goals.
During the ceremony Debbie Cannon
with U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss’ office
presented a U.S. flag flown over the U.S.
Capitol in honor of the GPC’s 50th
anniversary. U.S. Congressman Austin
Scott commended the GPC on an excellent
job and stated that he looks forward to
continuing to represent them in Congress.
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Gary
Black presented Georgia Grown products
to the GPC and said that the GDA is having
a Georgia state flag flown over the State
Capitol in honor of the GPC.
“The commission is proud of the fact
that we have used local contractors and
businesses in the construction of the new
headquarters which has helped strengthen
the economy in the South Georgia area,”
said Armond Morris, GPC chairman and
peanut farmer from Ocilla, Ga. “The new
headquarters will assist the commission in
fulfilling its mission of educating
consumers and telling the peanut farmers’
story.”
“Not only does this building represent a
huge commitment and achievement from
Georgia’s peanut farmers, but it will serve
as an achievement for the entire peanut and
agricultural industry in Georgia,” Chase
added.
For more information on the building
project,
visit
www.gapeanuts.com.
ag consumer line…
Q: Who inspects the food trucks that cook and serve meals? These have become
very popular in my neighborhood.
A: Food trucks that perform food service activities such as cooking and preparing
foods are inspected by your county health department. A truck that serves only
prepackaged items (e.g. canned soft drinks, wrapped ice cream products, prepackaged
sandwiches) would be inspected by the Georgia Department of Agriculture.
***
Q: Is there one variety of watermelon known as the icebox watermelon? I have
seen different-looking ones called icebox melons recently.
A: “Icebox watermelon” is a term used to describe numerous varieties of watermelons
that are small enough to easily fit into a refrigerator. They are very popular. Larger
watermelons are sometimes called “picnic watermelons” and the smallest ones are
sometimes called “personal watermelons.” We grow all types in Georgia.
***
Q: Is it true that you can fry bell peppers?
A: Yes. In the Georgia Grown Test Kitchen we have used bell peppers to make fried
bell pepper rings along with Vidalia® onion rings. Place your bell pepper flat on its side
and slice it to create rings. Batter and deep-fry them as you would onion rings. You can
use bell peppers in the green or ripened stages.
You can also pan-fry or deep-fry other sweet and hot peppers. While Georgia Grown
peppers are in season, now is a good time to try a new recipe with them.
***
If you have questions about services or products regulated by the Georgia
Department of Agriculture, visit our website at www.agr.georgia.gov or write us at 19
Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Room 218, Atlanta, GA 30334 or e-mail us at
[email protected]. Georgia 4-H will be adding 16 new
positions in some of the state’s most
impoverished counties because of a grant
from the Georgia Commission for Service
and Volunteerism.
Georgia 4-H received one of the highly
competitive 2012-2013 AmeriCorps State
& National Grants from the state
commission and the Corporation for
National and Community Service.
The 16 new, direct-service employees
will work in Appling, Banks, Bibb,
Clayton, Coffee, Crisp, Dougherty,
Decatur, Hart, Heard, Laurens, Putnam,
Troup, Tift, Union and Washington
counties. They will assist University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension agents in
delivering youth programs.
AmeriCorps grants focus on six key
service areas: disaster services, economic
opportunity, education, environmental
stewardship, healthy futures, and veterans
and military families.
“With the reduction in state and federal
funding for Extension 4-H programs, we
have to look for other ways to supplement
funding for county 4-H programs across
the state,” said Georgia 4-H State Leader
Arch Smith. “These AmeriCorps workers
provided through grant funding will help
county Extension 4-H offices reach more
young people and give more children the
positive educational youth development
opportunities offered by Georgia 4-H.”
For more information on Georgia 4-H’s
AmeriCorps grant, contact Jeff Buckley at
[email protected] or (706) 542-8735.
Disaster Designation
Other recent USDA measures to
provide assistance to producers impacted
by the drought include:
* allowing additional acres under
CRP to be used for emergency haying or
grazing; the action allows lands that are
not yet classified as “under severe
drought” but that are “abnormally dry” to
be used for haying and grazing.
* authorizing haying and grazing of
Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP)
easement areas in drought-affected areas
where haying and grazing is consistent
with conservation of wildlife habitat and
wetlands.; USDA has expedited its
authorization process for this haying and
grazing.
* reducing the emergency loan
interest rate from 3.75 percent to 2.25
percent
* lowering the reduction in the annual
rental payment to producers on CRP acres
used for emergency haying or grazing from
25 percent to 10 percent in 2012
In addition, USDA announced crop
insurance companies have agreed to
provide a short grace period for farmers
on unpaid insurance premiums in 2012.
Producers needing more information
should contact their local Farm
Service Agency office. To locate a
local FSA office online, go to
http://www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/stateoffapp
?mystate=ga&area=home&subject=landi
ng&topic=landing
Once on the site, click on the link to
County Offices and click on the map for
the appropriate county.
Visit us on YouTube at:
www.youtube.com/GeorgiaAgriculture
Jersey springing heifers, AI bred,
same sex semen high genetics, pi
tested & all vaccines, $900 up. Mike
Preston Blakely 229-220-9992
Miniature bull, Hereford bloodlines,
gentle, grass raised, 4 years, $1,000.
Van Martin Savannah goldencoast@
Purebred Red Angus bulls (no
papers), 8 mos. old, $800. Alton Ray
123 W Sheraton Dr Washington
30673 706-678-2801
Regd. Angus heifers for sale, also
bred cows, all excellent quality. Windell
Gillis Eastman 478-374-4868 478231-8236
Regd. Angus/Simmental bulls, 3/3
1/2 yrs. old, $1800 ea.; PB Angus,
Simmental/SimAngus heifers, 7-8 mos.
old, $1100 ea. Chuck Curry Madison
Regd. BlackAngus bull, dob
10/21/08, bull out of Calhoun bull test
program, selling to prevent inbreeding,
$2100. David Cagle Fairmount 770796-2555
Regd. Charolais bulls, coming 2 yrs.,
semen tested, BVD, tuberculosis &
brucellosis tested negative, good
selection virgin bulls, cow ready. Curtis
Kiclighter Marshallville 478-967-2940
Regd. PB Black Simmental bulls, 18
mos. old, AI bred for calving ease
w/muscle. Beman Boatright Midville
478-589-7144
Regd. Polled Hereford bulls, good
EPS's, ultra sound carcass info
provided, herd cert. & accred. Larry
Lane Carrollton 678-378-5170
Registered Charolais bulls, breeding
age, Polled, gentle, AI sired by Gerrard
Montezuma, good selection. Adam
Marsh Statesboro 912-536-1430
Registered Polled Hereford female,
10 mos, excellent genetics & EPD's,
$1500. Paul Smith Watkinsville 706224-2898
Santa Gertrudis bulls, registered,
excellent bloodlines, test data, Wayne
Jernigan, Jr. Buena Vista wjernigansr@
gmail.com 229-649-7724 229-649-9659
Simmental Brangus bulls, heifers,
400-500#, dark brown, some with white
faces, $850, delivery possible, trades
considered. Mark Lynn Dallas 770490-6698
WTS/WTT 5 yr. old Zebu bull,
beautiful Zebu bull, but need a different
herd bull. William Haas Perry 478-9871789
Swine
Swine moving from farm to farm
must have a negative brucellosis
and pseudorabies test within the
past 30 days before they are moved
whenever there is a change of
ownership. Exceptions are swine
from a validated brucellosis-free
and qualified pseudorabies-free
herd. Buyers are urged to request
proof of a negative brucellosis and
pseudorabies test prior to purchase.
2 male uncut, 2 female, $45,
Yorkshire mix. Arthur Booker Madison
706-818-3910
BBQ pigs, all sizes. Wanda Griffioen
Monroe 770-267-0464 678-635-8701
BBQ size pigs: Yorkshire/Hampshire
cross, also Hampshire piglets. Tammy
Anderson Elberton 770-403-8964
Berkshire registered boars and gilts;
show quality, finest meat breed and
very docile. Duke Burgess Louisville
478-625-9542 305-923-0262
Bershire pigs, A.I. sired, born
6/20/12, exc. blood lines. Kenneth
Buffington Royston 706-245-9706
Large black hogs, various ages, most
docile pigs alive, very tasty. Sandra
Jones 2301 Tarva Road Albany 31721
sandra_fay_jones@ hotmail.com 229344-2983
Old Spot/Blue Butt crossed pigs, 9
weeks old, castrated and wormed, $60.
Joe Pryor Chickamauga 706-5392838
Pastured/free range/fed grain oat
supplement Berkshire/Bluebutt cross
Ossabaw/Bluebutt cross feeder pigs,
gilts, barrows, ready to slaughter. Jeff
Dorsey Nashville 229-445-1278 229455-3071
Yorkshire pigs for sale, pure bred.
Wallace
Taylor
Milledgeville
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Goats And Sheep
100 % Boers; giant new imported
bloodline, 450 lb. grandsire, improve
your herd now. Marie Kilgore
Lawrenceville 770-733-7507
2 Boer billies. 6 months old. $100 / 4
months old. $50. Frank Stephens Gray
478-361-8285 478-986-1058
2 breeding stock Boer goats, three
years old; proven breeders $250 each.
Sherman Stratton Powder Springs
678-223-8038
2 Purebred fainting billies;1 solid white
heavy beard,1 solid black long hair
heavy beard. David Magnus Brunswick
912-242-2786 912-242-2785
2 purebred Kiko bucklings for sale;
AKGA eligible; born in March, big and
healthy. Ann Toles Lindale 30147
2 year old purebred Nubian doe, due
to kid in November, $250. Mckenzie
Crosby Douglas 912-310-0106
2 yr old Nubian/Boer X, naturally
hornless, proven breeder; $100. Winford
Womack Griffin 770-412-4444
4-6 months old Saanen buck,
felmales can be registered, prices @
$75-125. Lana Tent Covington 770549-1817
5 month old Boer billy goats, $100.
Tom Podolec hampton 404-538-3668
9 Boer/Nibian cross goats, $650,
take all. E G Reed Braselton 770-9673254
ABGA 100% fullblood buck, 6 yrs old,
03,
National
Grand
Grandsire
Champion, other young bucks. Stanley
Taylor Lula 770-869-9299 770-5392131
ADGA Nubian buck, 4 yrs. old, good
disposition, great producer, offspring
on site, $250. Robin Hawkins Colbert
[email protected] 706-248-2147 706248-9080
ADGA reg. American Saanen
milkers, bucks, and doelings from
CAE, TB, and Bruc free herd. Susan
McPherson Buford billnsusan@
live.com 678-618-9728
ADGA Regd. Alpine dairy goats,
home milkers, bucks & kids $200. & up
CAE clean show herd. Angela Peevy
Dacula 678-873-3017
ADGA registered Saanen doe,
disbudded, born 5/9/11. Bred to reg'd
ND buck, contact for lineage, $450.
Holly Longino Fayetteville 770-3173341
Beautiful miniature Pygmy goats for
sale - new babies and possibly
pregnant females. Louie Estep
Newnan 770-301-4449
Boer/mix buck, great temperment;
nice looking, proven breeder, $150,
Call 3-9pm. Lisa Caron Danielsville
706-208-1070
Boer Kiko cross meat goats, buck,
does & kids; good quality animals. $80
- $150. Elizabeth Patton hawkinsville
478-957-1677 478-783-1919
Goats of all ages and colors; make
offer for individuals, or whole lot. Brent
Maxwell Bowman 706-498-0883 706245-8995
Hampshire rams, 8 months and 6
months, purebred, gentle. Sherry
Simpson Tunnel hill 706-673-5623
Herd reduction, swap buck, with
papers, small does and buck, both
show quality. Gene Austin Newington
912-863-3890
Huge reduction sale, Mini Nubians,
Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Miniature Silky
fainters, $100/ up, pet and registered.
Shauna Smith Cleveland Shauna@
minilivestock.com 706-347-7279
Kiko buckling; 100% New Zealand,
Red/White six months, Grandson of
legendary "Loverboy." Anne Rogers
Thomaston
[email protected]
706-647-1472
Kiko bucks ready for fall breeding; 1
brown purbred, 2 white 100% New
Zealand. William Landress Social
Circle 678-414-2505
Kiko/Spanish nanny proven breeder;
Kiko/Spanish doelings, 5 month, $160
for nanny, $60 ea. for kids. Kenneth
Smith Broxton 912-359-3924
Nigerian Dwarf baby goats; 5 months
old; 3 females, $125 & 2 wethered
males, $60. Annette Webb Toccoa
706-244-6559
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Pygmy nanny goats, black with white
markings; pets, handled daily; $100
each. S. Stamps Dahlonega 678-3134128
Pygmy stud for sale or stud sweet
boy. Melodie Maddox Dallas 770-2387008
Registered ADGA Nubian bucks, 6 to
9 months old; ready for service this fall
$200. Joe McKenzie Guyton 912-6603384 912-232-5700
Registered Saanen doe in milk,
tatooed Saanen buck, and SaanenLaMancha doe born in April. $400 for
all 3. Lori McKeel Winterville 706-5490085
Spanish/Toggenburg cross billy kids,
weanling age; photos available. Betty
Lewis Brunswick 912-264-8535
Want African Pygmy goats. would
like the grey agouti colJr but any color
would be fine. Jennifer Kniphfer
newington 912-682-2682
Equine For Sale
All equine advertised in the Market
Bulletin must have had a negative
Coggins test within past 12 months.
Negative reports are valid for 12
months from the sample date. A copy
of this test report must accompany
the ad each time it is submitted or the
notice will be returned to the
advertiser.
For
this
reason,
generalized ads (i.e., many horses,
varieties to choose from, others, etc.)
cannot be accepted. Buyers are urged
to request verification of a negative
Coggins test before purchasing any
equine. Any falsification of Coggins
tests can result in fines and/or
suspension of advertising privileges
in the Market Bulletin. This regulation
also applies to equine advertised in
the "At Stud" and "Boarding"
categories of the quarterly equine
editions.
'06 Palomino gelding, grandson of
NU Chex to Cash, sire multiple
champion, $3500. Carol Nimmons
Crawford
[email protected]
706-743-3947
1 donkey, female, gray, small to
med., $150. Larry Gatrel Maysville
706-652-2308
10-yr. TWH sorrel, $2500; 14-yr.
Missouri Fox Trotter Palomino, $3500,
geldings,
plantation
hunted/field
trialed, washes, clips/loads, Boll
Weevil Plantation Joe Westbrook
Waynesboro 706-799-2627
18-yr.-old Dartmoor pony mare, 11.2
hds., jumps 2 ft., 6 in., trails, fox
hunted, pony clubbed, $2000. Lyndel
Pettis Brooks 770-262-5449
3 ADHA geldings, Doc Bar,
Gunsmoke, Peppy San Badger
breeding, Zippo Pine Bar broodmare.
Larry Brantley Kite 478-455-2535
4 yr. gaited black stocking leg mare
mule, 15.3 hds., gentle and easy to
catch, mule and saddle, $2500. Amanda
Childers Fairmount 770-894-2509
A mammoth jenny, due to foal in next
few weeks, $300obo. Billy Crump
hartwell 706-376-5631
Beautiful buggy or wagon mare, very
gentle. Mac Wright Fairmount 770548-2282
Donkeys, standard size, male/female,
very gentle, great pasture guards,
companion animals, delivery avail., I-75,
Exit 201. Harry Lewis Jackson 678-7735211
Miniature bred buckskin mare, 35
inches, extra gentle, rides, $750, for pix
e-mail.
J.
Wilkes
Athens
[email protected]
706-207-9366
Miniature donkey, male, dark brown,
9 months old. J.C. Lee White 678-7210380 404-386-8244
Miniature donkeys, spotted jenny
and 2 young gray dun jacks, $200$500. Dwain Cromer Armuchee 706235-1882
Miniature donkeys: baby jack, 200;
breeding jack, 200; jenny, 300; guard
jenny, 300; bred jenny, 400. Bill Wray
Perry 478-825-1297
Miniature gray w/black cross jenny
donkey,
$675.
Lamar
Bryant
Pony, Dartmore, 12 yr. blk., loves
people, bathes, clips, loads, 4-rail/lead
line, tack, avail. Ivy Hailey Forsyth
478-737-6303
Amish Cabbage Slaw
4 quarts chopped Georgia cabbage
2 medium onions, chopped
1 large bell pepper, chipped
1 1/2 cups sugar
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1 teaspoon celery seed
3/4 cup vinegar
1 tablespoon salt
Combine first 3 ingredients in a large bowl. Combine remaining ingredients in
a saucepan and bring to a boil. Cool slightly and pour over vegetable mixture.
Refrigerate.
Bertie Sosebee
Sautee, Ga.
All recipes have been tested for accuracy by Georgia Department of
Agriculture home economists unless otherwise indicated.
The Market Bulletin has received a number of requests for more
“healthy” recipes (low or no sugar, low fat, etc.). Our office receives
recipes for cakes, pies and other desserts, but not many for entrees or
side dishes utilizing GeorgiaGrown fruits and vegetables. If you have any
such recipes you would like to share with our readers, send them to:
Georgia Cooking, Market Bulletin, 19 MLK Jr. Drive SW, Atlanta, GA
30334-4250. If you have questions or problems regarding recipes
featured in this column, call 404-656-3682. Please do not contact the
individual who submitted the recipe.
2012 Pea fowl, 2 white, 7 spalding
Standard female donkey, 4 yrs. old,
gentle, good pasture guard, $250. Jackie green, $25 ea., peach doves $5. Virgil
M Burdette Atlanta 770-964-5286
Copelan Madison 706-474-5066
2012 Silver Spangled German
Poultry/Fowl For Sale
Spitzhauben chickens, black & white
If you have any questions regarding with head crest; from Cackle
ads in this category, call 404-651- Hatchery's rare breeds stock. Dennis
Rich Barnesville 678-603-3777
9081.
9 assorted Silkies, $6.00 each, all for
Any person engaged in buying live
poultry of any kind for resale, or in $50. Jerry Pitman Sr Grovetown 706selling live poultry of any kind bought 860-7931
Americana rooster, 3 months old
for the purpose of resale, must be
licensed by the Georgia Department tammed, needs home to crow; call for
of Agriculture. Possessing such a price. Jodi Mount Villa Rica 404-307license does not by itself disqualify an 1091
Americana, RIR, Silver Wyanadottes,
individual from advertising poultry in
the Market Bulletin; however, blue laced red Wyanadottes, Buffs,
advertisers should note that all Giant cochins, show quality. OE doves
livestock (which includes poultry), pigeons, others. Randy Shoemaker
must have been in possession of the Carrollton 678-796-9222
Assorted baby chicks, mixed roosters,
advertiser for a minimum of 90 days
or, in the case of chicks, ducklings, white doves and other chickens. Libby
Social
Circle
deal
etc., must have been raised by the Deal
advertiser before offering them for [email protected] 770-464-0046
sale in the Market Bulletin. Mallard
Baby chicks, RIR, Dominiques, Buff
ducks must be at least three Orpington, Delaware, N H Red,
generations from the wild before they professionaly sexed, shipped 25 min.
can be advertised in the Market yr round. Bob Berry Ray City 229-455Bulletin. Advertisers must include 6437
this information in notices submitted
Baby chicks. Buff Orpingtons,
for publication.
American
Dominiques,
RIR,
10 pullets (5 ea. of Black Giants/5 Delawares, pure breeds. Various ages,
RIR) ready to lay, 6 hens. Ted Ridgway large quantities available. Monte
Poitevint Lakeland 229-482-3854
Lexington 706-540-5675
Bantam cokerels for sale, 3 Buff
12 hatch show Bantams/Nankins,
Black/Rosecomb, Golden Penciled Brahma, 2 Golden laced Cochin,
Hamburgs, white/Leghorn production Feather footed, 4 mos. $5 ea. Buzz
layers, 2 roosters, reasonable priced. Adams Monroe 770-342-8700
Bantams and coops for sale. Aaron
Larry Herrington Colbert 706-788Hall Griffin 770-228-4782
0032 706-207-5751
Bantams, Silkies, BB red, Cochins,
2012 hatch Dominecker, Buffs
Orpington, black Australorp turkeys & Buffs, red Pyles, grays, over 200 to
silver pheasants, Charles Hamby choose from. Jimmy King Buford 770945-3664
Temple 678-839-9007
Bobwhite/Coturnix
quail
eggs,
2012 hatch Dominecker, RIR, Buffs &
black Australorp chicks, 6 pair silver $65/100, $130/500, $250/1000. Willie
pheasants, 3 male red/gold pheasants. Strickland Pooler 912-748-5769
Brahmas, Silver Wyandottes, Red
Charles Hamby Temple 678-839-9007
Stars, Buff Orpington, Copper Marans;
5 mo., $5. ea, some laying $15. Gary
Market Bulletin is printed
on recycled paper.
Ridley Lafayette 706-638-1911
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Buff Orpington rooster; Feb 2012,
McMurray hatch, $8, raised free range.
Pat Burns Forsyth patburnsart@
gmail.com 478-992-9427
Chickens for sale. Mixed bantams
and larger breeds. Pullets, laying hens,
roosters, starting at $5 up. Tanya
Chenoweth Adairsville 770-877-9363
Cochins & other chicks. Houston
Edwards Rockmart 678-988-4848
Colorful Serama chicks; worlds
smallest breed of chickens, wonder
companions, very docile, affectionate;
lovingly hand raised. Suzy Wright
Ellijay 706-889-0999
Cuckoo Maran hens. $10 ea. James
Young Metter [email protected]
912-682-2917
Dark Cornish bantams, pr. $10.,
Sultan bantams, reasonably priced.
Ernest L Baker Dallas 770-445-4689
Free peacock, male, looking for good
home, very pretty. Diane Stephens
Game chickens, law gray roosters,
$5 and up, hens a few other breeds.
Richard Simmons 6845 Shoal Creek
Rd Clermont 30527 770-503-5169
Game chickens, Red Quill, Minor
Blue, White Rubel Hatch, Spangle
Brassy Back Butcher, Hatch and Blue
Crosses. Ernest Harrell Rockmart
770-861-7365
Game: Lacy round heads, Butchers,
Sid Taylor, Sweater, YL hatch
whitehackle, and Law grey, many
crosses. T. Lilley Jeffersonvlle 478945-6139
Geese, 5 months old, 3 Gray
saddlebacks and 6 Embelon, for $60.
Call days. Sabrine Yepes Canton 770479-8926
Guinea keets for sale, $3 and up,
based on age; various colors available.
Please leave message. Debra Bullock
Monroe 770-267-4568
Hens, pullets, 4/1 yr, laying or fixing
to; Buff, Orpington, Delaware, Barred
several more; serious caller, $20 ea.
Donald Allen Snellville 404-578-7758
Himalayan Monal Pheasant, pair
$350; good layer, 3 yr old beautiful
metallic colored plumage, mute swans
$300. Benjamin Dameron Covington
770-788-9091
Netting carrying cages, feeders,
waters big and small pens with roost
and nesting. Quality made . Bedford H
Woodard Dalton 706-581-1563
OE bantams, blue spangle, crele,
brassy, lemon blue, birchen, splash
also moderns and breeders. Janice
Payne Jasper 706-692-6769
Old English Bantams, pigeons,
Mandrian Ducks and Cage birds.
Danny Ryals Milledgeville 478-4528497 478-804-3868
Peacock, male breeder, sell or swap
for female. Joye Thomasville 229226-5457
Peacocks: India blue, 2 and 3 yrs old,
pairs $150, $100. for males only. Larry
Thompson Jeffersonville 478-9730543
Peafowl: two year old Pied, pair,
$200, other Poultry For Sale. Lee
Holloway Greenville leeholloway@
hughes.net 706-672-0015
Purebred bantams: Cochins, Old
English, Porcelains, Belgium; quail:
Japanese buff, white; black tails, BB
Reds, over 500 birds. Moores Bantam
Farm Cumming 770-886-6916
Red Pyle, Wheaten Old English
bantams, White Laced Red Cornish
bantams. Mike Brown LaGrange
Rhode
Island
Red
pullet,
Dominiques pullets, Pekin ducks. Brian
Sturdy Dahlonega 706-865-9201
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Rhode Island Red roosters, just
started crowing, not yet mature $5.00 a
piece; I have 4 left. Matt Ransone
Senoia 770-301-3999
RIR, games, white leggon, Polish
frizzes, silkies, fifty in flock will sell or
trade. Johnny Smith Danielsville 706789-3210
Roosters, Buff Orphington, Barred
Rock, Rhode Island Red, Americanas/
Giant meat, chickens, all for $110. Larry
Cleveland Oxford 404-368-4836
Silver Sassex, five months old; $70
pair or 3 for $90, heavy breed. Juan
lara Cumming 404-472-7013
Turkey $25, Phano quail/laying $2.50,
3/4 brown baby1.50, chicken pullet $8,
rooster $5.50, chicks $1.00. Raymond
Seckinger Ellabella 912-858-5048
Turkey, Tom mixed, Narrg and
Eastern, $10. John C Williams
hortense 912-337-4796
Alternative Livestock
Requiring Permit/License
Baby ducks, turkey or geese.
Autumn Pope Monticello 706-4686379
Buff Orphington eggs, chicks or grown
chickens that are decended from Dr.
Lewis Clevenger bloodline. Tommy
Jackson Juliette 404-463-4389
City bridge pigeons; unwanted
pigeons, will trap your pigeons, in
Atlanta north. Gregg Leonard Roswell
404-580-6268
LIVESTOCK hANDLING
The Georgia Department of Natural
Resources regulates many exotic
animals, including most hoofed stock
except llama and buffalo. however,
upon compliance with applicable
state regulations, a deer farming
license for the commercial production
of meat and fiber is available for the
following species: fallow deer, axis
deer, sika deer, elk, red deer, reindeer,
and caribou. For more information on
the deer farming license, contact the
Georgia Department of Agriculture at
(404) 656-3667. For information on
licenses of other species of hoofed
stock (except llama and buffalo),
contact the Georgia Department of
Natural Resources Special Permit
Unit at (770) 761-3044. Individuals
Poultry/Fowl Requiring
submitting advertisements to buy and
Permit/License
sell regulated hoofed stock in the
If you have questions regarding this Market Bulletin must provide a
photocopy of the appropriate license
with their ad.
Advertisements for bobwhite quail
must be accompanied by a copy of
LIVESTOCK WANTED
the advertiser's commercial quail
breeders license. Since this is a
state protected bird, the Georgia in this category, call 404-651-9081.
Department of Natural Resources
Items listed in the Livestock Wanted
requires anyone selling bobwhite
category must be for specific
quail to have this license. For livestock; for instance, "want 3 or 4-yr.
license information, write: LBRU - old quarter horse gelding, approx. 16
COMMERCIAL LICENSE, 2065 US hds., suitable for moderately
highway 278 SE, Social Circle, GA experience rider." Generalized ads,
30025-4743.
such as "want horses, any amount,"
Bobwhite and Coturnix quail eggs, are not acceptable for publication;
$65/100; $130/500, $250/1000, email: neither are ads for free or unwanted
stricklandgamebird.com. Willie Strickland livestock.
Pooler 912-748-5769
Grandmother raising three stepsons
Jumbo-Wisconsin Bobwhite quail- looking for baby heifer, will love the
eggs, $50/100, $192/600, $290/1000, ones you don't want. Lu Flaherty
flight year-round. Raymond Meadows Danielsville 312-342-0734
P.O. Box 338 Wadley 30477
Want extra large mammoth jack
[email protected] donkey, gentle, reasonable price. Alvin
478-252-5345
Holton 44 Eagle Rd Lyons 30436 912578-3323 912-245-3324
Poultry/Fowl Wanted
ALTERNATIVE
LIVESTOCK
If you have questions regarding this
The
Alternative
Livestock
category contains ads for ratites
(ostriches, rheas, and emus) as well
as other "non-traditional" livestock.
Alpacas, two bred females and
unrelated herdsire from nationallyknown award-winning herd, $1,800.
Juanita
Crake.
Juanita
Crake
Dawsonville
ridgeviewfarm@
windstream.net 706-265-7328
Immediate Alpaca farm liquidation,
see website and make me an offer;
[email protected]. Nancy Miller
Carlton [email protected] 706255-7914
Next Market Showcase Set
For Sept. 15 in Forest Park
The Georgia Department of
Agriculture will host its third
Georgia Grown Farmers Showcase
Saturday, September 25, at the
Atlanta State Farmers Market in
Forest Park, Ga. Visitors will be able
to purchase a variety of Georgia
Grown items and to interact with
farmers and companies producing
the products. For more information
call 404-675-1782.
14 heavy galvanized hay rings,
$2000 obo for all. Patrea Pabst Dewy
Rose [email protected] 706-213-1197
16-ft. Chapparal cattle trailer,
wooden floors, center gate, $2,500.
Britt Nix Concord 404-275-9022
16-ft. Gooseneck brand livestock
trailer, excellent condition, good tires,
brakes, floor. James Neighbors 525
District Line Rd Americus 31709 229337-0038
1991 bumper pull, 16-in. new tires
greased, 4-horse custom floor mats,
tack compartment. Kathy Adlington
Senoia [email protected]
770-632-5878
1995 Logan 2-horse slant w/storage
area; changing room w/ac & room for
twin bed, $5K obo. Michael Joyner
hawkinsville
gahobbyfarm@
yahoo.com 478-954-2857
2003 Sundowner ProStock 20-ft.
aluminum trailer, $8500; 3-horse
starting gates, $350; stall gates; stall
guards. Daniel Paulk Ambrose 912393-5144
Buford,
Rope-o-Matic
trainer,
portable model w/variable speed
controller, good cond., $3,200. Joe
Sims Taylorsville 678-986-0655
Cart for miniature horse 34" and
smaller, Amish made, burgundy seat,
wood with wire wheels, new, unused,
$500. A. Wyrosdick Dahlonega 706867-9073
Cattle show equipment, 1 aluminum
chute,1 steel chute, fan, blowers, and
other misc. equipment. Gerald Everett
LaGrange 706-884-8525
Gooseneck stock trailer, 24x6,
$3200; 20x6 Gooseneck stock trailer,
$3000. Ray Cruce Madison 706-3423512
Hay rings, heavy galvanized metal,
14/$2000 obo. Patrea Pabst Dewy
Rose [email protected] 404-217-8471
Looking for used 2 horse bumper pull
trailer, 1990 and up models only Mr.
Fulton Loganville 678-523-2256
Powder River calf tilt table, $3000.
E.A. Matthews Newton 229-734-5863
Stock trailer, bp,14-ft., dual axle,
middle gate, $1700. Buddy Brown
Sundowner Sunlite Gooseneck
horse trailer, 2005, excellent condition,
all new tires,$10,500. Brenda Kitchens
Eatonton 706-485-8034 478-4564998
Want head gate stand, in good
condition, for Preifert head gate, call
with info. Will Beattie Ellijay
RABBITS
3 rabbits for sale, 2 does, 1 buck, $6
call. Drake Chastain Martin 706-4919147
4/8 week old, NZW purebred rabbits;
different linage, $10 each, pets
breeders fryers. Travis Ellington
Fayetteville 678-787-9341
8 week old ARBA pedigreed dutch
bunnies; 2 grey, 3 black, $20 each.
Katie Hufford Cleveland 706-219-4766
Baby American Sables. Does &
Bucks. Healthy & tame. $15 ea. Allison
Amos Cumming 678-622-5362
Baby dwarf Hotots, babies Holland
Lop, dwarf Netherlands red, other
mixed breeds, Lionheads and mini
Lionheads. Anita Lindsey Griffin 678814-5290 770-412-6368
English Angora Bunnies, born May
25, 2012, been handled daily; asking
Bishop
Herrington
$50-$75.
Monticello 706-468-9160 706-8199099
English Angora rabbits, 7 weeks old,
tortoiseshell, white, lilac point and
agouti available;
pedigreed $75.
Deana Adams Lula 706-969-1389
Flemish giants born, 6/28, pedigreed
blue, white, black. $20. Chuck Rigdon
Lithia Springs [email protected]
770-745-6097
Herd reduction of small breed
crosses, $3. ea. T. Russell Loganville
770-682-8670
New Zealand Whites, assorted
mixed and pet quality, call for
availability and pricing. Lenny
Stevenson Atlanta 404-867-9525
NZ Reds; 6-10 weeks old, with
pedigree papers, $45 each; breeding
pairs available. Karen Nalewako
Newnan 770-630-6541
NZW does and Bucks, $10-25. 5moadult. Mixed Breed rabbits, 6 months
$10ea. Melinda Lewis Monroe 770207-0174 770-207-0174
NZW, adults rabbits, $15 ea. 8 week
old $8 each. Ernest Quinn Decatur
770-491-8726
Rabbits, all ages, Rex and San Juan,
pet or meat. Russell Cochran
Williamson 770-884-5915 770-2312227
Rabbits, Flemish Giants, San Juan;
mixed rabbits, $10 each for babies.
Peggy Lane Covington 404-558-3028
Rare heritage: blue eyed white
beveren meat rabbits, full pedigrees, 8
weeks, $80/doe & $65/buck. Amorette
Halley Suwanee ourgoldenapples@
gmail.com 770-298-6566
Sandwanes, Angora, Loinheads/
Dwarf/Dwarf
Lionheads,
Mini
lops/Hollard Lops, Jersey Wooley, Rex,
Flemish Giant, NZW, Dutch, call or
text. Lori Lowman Bowdon 770-8094668
Tiny Pedigreed Netherland Dwarf,
BEW, Holland Lop, Dwarf Hotot and
Lion Head bunnies, pic available.
[email protected] Ann Gray
Milner [email protected] 770468-3330
FEED, hAy AND GRAIN
All hay ads must contain the
variety of hay offered for sale; i.e.,
Coastal bermuda hay, Alicia hay,
etc.
$35 per roll, 5x5, Bermuda hay, must
sale. Michael Brooks Omega 229-5284227
$37.50; bermuda/Bahia 4x5 bales,
2012/net-wrapped, Dublin/Macon area.
Don Galimore Montrose dgalimore@
mindspring.com 478-376-4502
$40, 4x5 rolls of 2012 Bermuda hay,
horse quality, in barn, Fescue $27.
Terry Stephenson Commerce 706207-5279
$50, 4x5 rolls, 2012 Ryegrass, net
wrapped, fertilized, in barn, horse
quality. W. Glover Griffin 770-5999806
$55; 4x5 rolls, Alicia/Coastal
bermuda, in barn, well fertilized, $5
square; Perennial, $6, horse quality.
James Carter Moultrie carteryorkies@
yahoo.com 229-891-5778
'11 square bales, $4; 2012 round
rolls, in barn, rain free, fertilized, $40
rolls, mixed fescue/orchard grass.
Jimmy
Leatherman
Carrollton
'11,'12, horse, cow, mulch quality hay,
$15 and up, mostly Fescue/ Orchard.
Barry Wood Tiger hardwood8v92@
yahoo.com 706-782-5689
'12 Alicia Bermuda; highly fertilized,
horse quality, $4/$5 squares, in
field/barn; $60, round bales. A. Johns
Bronwood 229-995-5371
'12 bermuda, fertilized and lime, 4x5
rolls, horse quality, barn, $50, field,
$45, Chuck Hecht Columbus 706577-6590
'12 Bermuda, Orchard, Fescue mix,
round bales, in barn, $25. Grady
Roberts Aragon grajoyroberts@
'12 Bermuda/Fescue mix; horse
quality hay, large roll, $60, sq. bales,
$5, can deliver. Jay Townsend Monroe
'12 Coastal and Tift 44 bermuda 4x5
roll, $35-$40 per roll, delivery available.
Scott McDaniel yatesville 706-4723013
'12 Coastal Bermuda hay; horse
quality, guaranteed, fert., UGA
soil/specs., sq. 4x5, round bales in
barn, del./stack available. Olin
Trammell Forsyth 478-994-6463 478960-7239
'12 Coastal bermuda; 4x5 rolls and
square bales; Millet hay 4x5 rolls, dely.
available. Jimbo Hatcher Macon
'12 Fescue sq. bale, $4.50; rolls,
$40, horse qlty; mulch hay, sq, $2.75;
rolls, $25; Wheat straw available. Ricky
Anderson
Taylorsville
cfouts@
windstream.net 404-402-8470 404402-8470
'12 Fescue, orchard mix, sq. and rnd.
bales, fert, weed sprayed, horse
quality, in barn or field . Lewis Stogner
Menlo 770-235-2480
'12 Fescue/Bermuda hay, 4X5
rolls,second cut in barn, no
rain,$50.per roll, horse & cow quality.
Greg Kopp Griffin 770-206-0891 678688-1542
'12 Fescue/Orchard mix, 4x5 rolls,
limed & fertilized, heavy tight rolls,
stored dry, horse quality, $35/roll. Cody
Spence Chatsworth Jcspence88@
yahoo.com 706-264-5397
'12 Fescue/Orchard/Timothy mix
hay, 4x5 rounds, $45 pick up or $50
dely, barn kept, horse quality. Holli
Amos Cumming 678-793-7615
'12 horse quality, Bermuda; also
cow, goat, & mulch hay, square
bales only, delivery available, Monroe
Co. Jimmy Waldrep Forsyth 478-9940701
'12 Tift 44; horse quality, sq. bales,
$4, in field, $5 in barn; rolls, $50 in
field, highly fert. George Abrams Rome
706-346-2626
100 % Timothy, no weeds, put
up a touch wet, mulch/cow hay,
$ 2.50. Craig Brooks Gainesville
12 + acres; cattle pasture, needs cut,
you mow, you roll, you keep, North
Troup County. Fred Bodine hogansville
2010 Rye grass, 4x5, barn kept, 25
avail., $25ea, discount if you buy 10.
Richard Hammond 2335 Lumpkin Rd
Dawson 39842 229-995-3037 229886-6922
2012 4X5 rolls, Bermuda/Fescue
mixed, net wrapped, rain free, sprayed,
fertilized, delivery available, $35-$40.
Eddie Hilburn Danielsville 706-9883373
2012 4x5 rolls, in hay barn;
Bahiagrass, Fescue, Crimson Clover,
JD netwrap, $48/roll. Bob Miller
Greenville [email protected]
706-672-4556
2012 5x4; 5 bales of Bermuda and
Bahia
grass.
Scott
Stephens
Wrightsville
bendover130us@
yahoo.com 478-232-8114
2012 Alicia Bermuda hay, large
round bales, net wrapped, horse
quality. Charles Carswell hephzibah
706-592-4482
2012
Alicia
bermuda
hay,
limed/fertilized to UGA specs,, 4x5 net
wrapped, Audrey Myrick Thomson
2012 Alicia bermuda; lg. round bales,
net wrapped, horse quality, $65.
Charles Carswell hephzibah 706-5643729
2012 Bahia square bales, horse
quality, rain free, weed free, fertilized,
Celeste
Adams
Tignall
$4.
2012 Bermuda hay 4x5, round rolls,
fertilized & weed free; horse hay, $50,
cow hay, $30, large/small quantities.
available. Ben Blatt Maysville 404312-5131
2012 Bermuda/Fescue mix hay,
good quality, 5x5 bale, $32/bale,
loading included. Stacey Burden
Comer 706-783-5840 706-714-7194
2012 Bermuda/Fescue mixed hay,
$4.50 per square bale. Ray Gilbert
Bishop [email protected] 706-7695820 706-296-4360
2012 Bermuda/ryegrass hay, 4X5
rolls, 30 left, $40/roll or all 30 for
$35/roll. Jim Keith LaGrange 706-8844923
2012 Coastal bermuda hay, 4 x 5,
stored in barn. Fred Sackett Butler
2012 Coastal bermuda hay, horse
quality, $4/bale at barn, delivery
available. Glenn Brinson Tarrytown
2012 Coastal bermuda hay; 4x5
bales, horse-quality, fertilized-limed,
rain free. Charles McCorkle Dearing
[email protected]
706-699-2860
706-595-8375
2012 Coastal bermuda horse hay,
well fertilized square bales, $5/bale, in
barn.
Elaine
Strickland
Mauk
2012 Coastal and Fescue mixed, 5x5
round bales, fertilized and limed, in
barn or field. Jane Rugledge
McDonough 678-372-1976
2012 Fescue hay, 4x5 rolls, $25 per
roll or will trade for heifers. Darrel
Davis Mineral Bluff darrelbeckey@
gmail.com 706-374-6922 706-8515909
2012 fescue mix, 4x5 round and
square, horse quality, in barn or out of
field, delivery available. Wesley Hall
Cumming [email protected] 770778-8933
2012 Fescue Orchard 4X4 rolls,
horse quality, covered, 95 rolls, $20 per
roll, my field. Jon Anderson Sautee
770-402-9867
2012 Fescue, $30/roll, sprayed and
fertilized square bales, $3.50, field; $4,
barn; Russell Bermuda, $4.50/bale.
Charlie Chastain Talking Rock 770893-9013
2012 Fescue, Bermuda, Bahia mix,
4x4 net wrapped, fertilized and limed,
$30/roll in field; $35/roll in barn. Jim
Pierce Waverly hall 706-582-3846
404-372-8631
2012 Fescue, large square bales,
fertilized, horse quality. Debbie
Johnson Rydal 404-983-4566
2012 Fescue, premium quality horse
hay, 4x5 round, fert., weed free, in
barn, $45, volume discount; $5.50/sq.
bale. Max Hartman Buchanan 770639-1918
2012 Fescue/Orchard mix, $3.50,
square bales; 180 bales left, take all for
$2.50 per bale. Joe Click 1198
Ebenezer Church Rd. Jefferson
30549 678-794-9899
2012 Fescue/Orchard mix, 4x5 rolls,
fertilized, limed, sheltered, $32 per roll
in field, $35 in barn, or trade for cattle.
Pat Sutton Clarkesville 706-947-3006
706-499-9950
THE MARKET BULLETIN
2012 Fescue/Orchard; excellent
quality, dry in barn, $3.50/bale or
$3/bale over 100. Chris Donath Ellijay
706-636-5224
2012 hay for sale, $15 each, for 4 x 5
round bales, Habersham County.
Barrett Mt Airy 706-499-8008
2012 hay: need someone to cut and
bale on halves basis, 40-50 acres,
mixed grasses. Rick Brown Newnan
678-378-1917
2012 Horse quality bermuda hay,
4x5 rolls, $40, in barn. Tim Bramlett
Greensboro 706-453-4275
2012 horse quality hay, fescue/
orchard, grass/bermuda mixed, sq.
bales, $4.50; rolls, $45. Ronald
Campbell Rockmart rjandcathy@
att.net 706-936-3294
2012 Horse quality, well fertilized,
round & square bales, Alicia, Bermuda
& mix. JoAnn Young Locust Grove
770-722-9770
2012 horse/cow quality, well
fertilized, round/square bales, fescue &
bermuda mix, just bermuda square
bales.
Don
Fulkerson
Milner
2012 horse/cow quality, well
fertilized, round/square bales, fescue &
bermuda mix, just bermuda square
bales. Nicki Halstead Barnesville
2012 mixed Fescue hay 4x5, net
wrapped rolls, $30/bales in barn,
$25/bale, in field. Freddie Dalton
Carnesville 706-658-6833
2012 Oat straw, 4x5 net wrapped,
200 bales, delivery available. Tom
Jones Waynesboro nemisisj1@
yahoo.com 706-831-3981
2012 Russell Bermuda hay, exc.
quality, well fert. & clean square bales,
$5/bale, we load with 8 bale grapple. J.
Ethridge Lavonia 706-498-3838
2012 Russell bermuda; sq. bales,
horse quality, UGA tested, call for
price. Mark Aderholdt Eastanollee
706-491-7220
2012 Tift 44 & 85 square bales,
$6/ea. and round bales, $60/ea., horse
quality, delivery available. Durand Deal
Tifton
[email protected]
229-388-5054
2012 Tift 44 round and square bales,
delivery available. Pierce Marlowe
Monroe 678-776-0883 678-776-0883
2012 top quality Fescue hay, sq.
bales, $3.25 each, rain free, in barn.
Joe Bradley Canon 706-356-8295
4 x 5 round bales, $35-$50; sq.
bales; Russell bermuda, $6/bale; all
barn stored, del. avail. Robert Lujan
Moreland [email protected]
770-328-9876
4x4 rain-free, Fescue/Orchard bales,
$18; delivery available. Ron Smith AJ
Drive La Fayette 30728 rms103@
windstream.net 706-537-8841 706397-8401
4x5 netwrap JD rolls, ryegrass and
bermuda mix, fertilized and sprayed, $40
delivery avaliable. Ronnie Thomas
Watkinsville [email protected]
706-207-7366
4x5 rolls Fescue hay; dry stored,
fertilized, horse quality, $35 ea.
Rodney Johnson Tallapoosa 678-3786562 770-574-7246
Alicia, Coastal, Tift 85, Tift 78, Tift 44,
Russell; perennial peanuts, custom
planting since 1974. Ray Beaty
Coolidge 229-224-8294
Bermuda hay, excellent quality 4x5,
net wrapped rolls, $40, square, $5, out
of field. Todd Fleming Royston
Bermuda square bales, 2011;
cutting, still excellent horse hay,
$4/bale, Sherrel Astin Villa Rica
Bermuda, Fescue and Rye hay;
heavily fert., rainfree, horse quality,
$7/square; $50/round bales, large
quantity/dely. avail., Carrollton and
Powder Springs. S. Stana Powder
Springs 770-241-3201
Bermuda/fescue hay mix, 4X5 bales,
inside hay, $40, outside hay, $35. Kirt
McDaniel Armuchee mcdanielsk4@
yahoo.com 706-506-2341
Bermuda/Fescue hay, premium
horse quality, rain and weed free, net
wrapped, 4x5 round, $60; squares, $6.
Rex Palmer Auburn rexpalmer@
hotmail.com 770-867-9589
Bermuda; well fert. and sprayed, 4x5
net wrapped, $35 in field, square,
$4.50 in field. C. Cannon Elberton
706-988-3333
Coastal and Alicia; square bales,
high quality, truckload quantities,
looking for year round buyers. Art
Valdosta
artherring@
Herring
Coastal bermuda hay, limed and
fertilized, 50-55# square bales,
$6.50/bale. Deb Lochner Fort Valley
Coastal bermuda hay; horse and
cow quality, well fertilized, square
bales, $4.50; rolls, $45 - $50. Curtis
Durden Lyons 912-526-3189 912-2451081
Coastal Bermuda square bales,
horse quality, fert., good color/weight,
rain free, $5.50. Bill Turner Brooks
770-401-9648
Coastal bermuda; square, $5 in field,
$6.50 in barn,15 or more; round, $40.
Leonard Kinsley Perry lenhats@
comsouth.net 478-714-9900
Excellent quality, bermuda/fescue
mix; fertilized, limed, and sprayed; 4X5
net wrap, no rain, $40/roll. Brett
Rowden
Bishop
brettrowden@
Fescue hay for sale, 4x5 rolls in barn,
$35 a roll. Ricky Waters Dawsonville
[email protected]
706-4295243
Fescue square bales, $5; Coastal
square bales, $5.50, located near
Athens, GA. Steve Arnold Nicholson
For sale: Coastal bermuda hay,
$55/roll. Joe Joiner Sparks joiner9258@
Fresh cut square bales of FescueBermuda-Clover, weed free, clean, dry,
stored in-doors, $3.50 per bale, cash.
Frank Rise Ellijay 706-273-3322
Fresh cut square bales of FescueBermuda-Clover; weed free, clean, dry,
stored In doors, $3.50 per bale.
Cash/Carry. Sam Rise Ellijay 30175
High quality; 4x5 net wrap hay for
sale, delivery available. David Rackley
Lexington
davidrackley50@
yahoo.com 478-230-0060
Horse quality Bermuda hay, 5,000
square bales, 200 round bales; peanut
hay. Paul Harris Odum 912-294-2470
Horse quality Fescue hay, sprayed
for weeds, can deliver, $3.50/ bale.
Randy Stith Suches barbarajune@
Horse quality Fescue/ Orchard grass
in field; 5X4, $32; square, $3.75,
volume discounts available. W.
Dunaway
Rome
July 2012 hay, mostly bermuda with
alfalfa/white, clover/orchard mix, 4x5
rolls, U pick up, $40. Ernest How
Eatonton 706-485-2284
Need hay cut and baled on
percentage, 4 or 5 acres. Norton
Ellijay 770-757-8434
Oats; bulk, out of bin, $5 per bushel.
Alan Wasden Louisville lwasden@
Peanut straw for sale - Lee County;
you bale, 250 irrigated acres. John Bird
Americus 229-942-3835 229-9423835
Quality Coastal, Russell,Tift 85;
irrigated, will deliver within 150
miles; rolls or square bales. Kirk Little
Lyons [email protected] 912326-3512
Round rolls, Coastal bermuda,
Alica hay; square bales of Perennial
peanut hay, well fertilized and
barn
stored.
James
Edwards
hazlehurst [email protected]
912-375-7276
Russell Bermuda 4x5, $45; fert/
sprayed in barn. Coastal/Fescue 4x5,
$35. Dick Overall Toccoa 678-7558422
Russell or Cheyenne bermuda,
round, $50, sq., $6; fescue round, $40,
in barn. Tim Addington Toccoa
[email protected] 706-5993555 706-599-7820
Square bales, Coastal hay. B. Mixon
McIntyre 478-946-2315
Square bales, fresh cut bermuda;
fescue/clover, weed free, barn stored,
$3.50/bale. Frank Rise Ellijay 706273-1133
Taking orders for round Sept. baled
bermuda hay, chemically free, pick up
in field, $32/bale. Barbara Schaefer
Shiloh 706-628-5415
Tifton 44 bermuda, Russell, OatRyegrass mix; premium horse quality,
fertilized, weed & crabgrass free, barn
stored, 4x5 rolls, $70. Tim Hunter
Conyers [email protected]
770-483-8712 770-922-6653
Top quality 2012; UGA tested, Alicia
hay, rnd. or sq., sheltered, dely. avail,
free storage thru 03/13. Heath Pittman
Vidalia [email protected]
912-293-2535
Up to 1k bales of wheat hay, $21 per
bale. Trey Adams Garfield 912-4259065
Wheat straw; square bales for sale,
$3.
Edward
Rappold
Molena
[email protected]
3048
Feed, hay And Grain Wanted
Looking for 20 + acres; clean pasture
to cut and bale; around Danielsville/Ila
area. M. Williams Danielsville 706795-0313
AG SEED FOR SALE
Advertisers of agricultural seed
must submit a current state laboratory
report (not more than 9 months old)
for purity, noxious weeds and
germination for each seed lot
advertised. A seed lot must be
uniform and not exceed 400 50-lb.
bags. Laboratory reports will be
returned upon request. Any ads for
agricultural seed submitted for
without
this
publication
documentation will not be published.
Licensed seed dealers cannot
advertise seed in the Market Bulletin.
Certain varieties of seed are protected
from propagation unless they are
grown as a class of certified seed. For
example, wheat seed such as Florida
304, Coker 9152, Coker 9835 and
soybean seed, such as Prichard and
Benning, may not be propagated for
sale unless the seed has been grown
as a class of certified seed.
Propagation of such seed is a
violation of the Plant Variety
Protection Act and the Federal Seed
Act. If you have questions regarding
certified seed, call the Market Bulletin
office or the Georgia Department of
Agriculture Seed Division at (404) 6565584.
'12 Abruzzi Rye, cleaned and
bagged, 73% germination, $12 per
bag. Tracy Watson Buena Vista 229928-7625
2012 Castor Mole Bean seeds, 6'-12'
tall tropical plants, bronze leaf, red
flowers,get rid of moles!, pkg. 12
seeds, $5. Holly Anderson Lizella 478718-2449
Purple collard seeds, 1tbs., $1 plus,
SASE. Johnny Keasler Woodbury
706-538-6315
Ag Plants for Sale
Blackberry/Blueberry plants for sale;
pricing as low as, $1.50, large orders
welcomed. Kelly Blizman Perry
Elberta peach trees 2-3', $8; pictures
available, pick up preferred, contact
me for any other arrangements. Deb
Ruby
Good
hope
dlr2824@
monroeaccess.net 770-267-2654
Many varieties of fruit trees, please
call. Kamal Sarris Kennesaw 30144
Muscadines, vines and more,
please check my web sight for
info. Hans Gruetzenbach Dalton
[email protected]
706-271-0800 706-271-0800
Old fashioned white multiplying
onions, $18/ gallon plus, $6 shipping,
instructions upon request. Emily Nix
Winder
unforgettableSage@
gmail.com 770-867-1897
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Pomegranate bushes, 3 gal., $15,
beauty/berry, 3 gal., $10, other cannot
ship. Willie Garmon Pendergrass 706654-1460
Scuppernong plants, growing in 2
gallon pots about 4' tall, $10; no
shipping. John Chaney Winder
Strawberry trees- Chinese- for sale,
$15 each; place ordersnow for fall
planting, limited supplies. Hugh
Holyoak Tifton 229-326-6040
Ag Seed/Plants Wanted
Want to buy field/mule corn seed for
my garden. Charles Harper Sr 512
White Castles Dr Stockbridge 30281
Wanted: Blue Stokes Aster seeds.
Carmon Pickering Fairmount 770796-2265
Wanted: Grower's Friend sage seeds
or plants, also German Porcelain garlic
bulbs. Ron Winstead Cohutta 706537-1632
FLOWERS FOR SALE
If you have questions about this
Flower seed offered for sale has
not been tested for germination
since it often is collected in very
limited quantities.
20 mixed iris or 20 red spiderlilies,
$25, plus $6.50 shipping. S.H. Hill 144
Calhoun Rd. Sylvester 31791 229535-4738
2012 seed; Larkspur, poppies gold
cosmos, rocket, holly-hocks, $1 1/2
tsp., SASE. Sara O'Shields PO Box
185 Tate 30177 770-735-3657
4" perennials, 350 varieties, $1.50
ea. including Helleborus; 1 gal. grafted
Japanese maples, $20-$25; display
garden. Selah Ahlstrom Jackson 770775-4967
4" Perennials, 350 varieties, $1.50
each including helleborus; 1 gal.
grafted Japanese Maples, $20-$25,
display garden. Selah Ahlstrom
Jackson 770-775-4667
4-year old Hellebores (Lenten
Roses) $4; Pachysandra groundcover
50 plants/ $10. Carol Olson Marietta
Angel trumpets, banana trees,
Confederate Roses, Black Magic
Elephant ears, Ginger lillies, lotus, and
assorted pond plants. Patrice Cook
Covington 770-787-6141
Angel Trumpets, Christmas roses
(Helleborus), $5; Confederate roses,
Hydrangeas, Nandinas, night-blooming
Cereus, $3, more. Carla Houghton
Marietta 770-428-2227
Black bamboo, Golden bamboo, and
more. David Pelton Covington 678654-0571
Blackberry lillies, planted from seed,
2012, $3 for 2 plants in half gallon pots.
Bill Hood Elberton 706-283-4409
Brugmansia (Angel Trumpets); all
colors ornamental ginger lilies;
Guaranitica salvia; red canna lilies &
Bengal tiger. Trudy Kretchman Atlanta
404-378-1104
Daylilies for sale; plant now, sample,
pictures, shipping. Mary Denney 400
Jim Starr Rd Newnan 30263 770-3675095
Daylilies, 5 same kind, $5; White
Natchez, Watermelon Red, Crape
Myrtles, hydrangeas; gal., $8 each, no
shipping. Jean Phillips Bonaire
Daylilies, hybrid mixed colors, sizes,
$20/20 plants, plus $5.50 shipping; hen
& chicks, large 12/$10, med. 15/$10
plus $5.50 shipping. B.J. Roop 4140
Citizen Cir Austell 30106 770-9488740
Field grown variegated or green
Liriope for small or large landscape
projects. Rebecca Thompson 8105
Johnson Road Palmetto 30268 770463-3014
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THE MARKET BULLETIN
Bulletin Calendar
LIVESTOCK SALES & EVENTS
Sept. 25-26 Ga. Poultry Conference, Classic
Center, Athens. Info: Dr. A.Bruce
706-542-1325
or
Webster,
[email protected].
Oct. 16 2nd Annual Commercial Lamb Sale, 6
pm, RockRidge Livestock Auction,
Reynolds. Info: Henry Daniel, 706-6473559.
Nov. 3-4 Royal Alpaca Challenge, Ga. Alpaca
Assn., spinning demos, vendors, silent
auction, Ga. Internat.’l Horse Park,
Conyers.
Info:
www.RoyalAlpacaChallenge.com or
[email protected].
EQUINE EVENTS
Sept. 6-9 Nutrena USEA American Eventing
Championships, 8 am-5 pm, dressage,
cross country, show jumping, Bouckaert
Farm at Chattahoochee Hills, Fairburn.
Info: www.chatthillseventing.com or
Maria Hanson, 770-463-8544.
Sept. 15 Kel-Mac Saddle Club Open Horse
Show, 9 am, Morgan Co. Ag Ctr., Hwy.
441 N., Madison. Info: Susie Cottongim,
706-342-3775 or Barbara Cumming,
[email protected].
Free bamboo; some cut, some
standing, all you can use. John Beason
Tyrone [email protected] 770-9641777
Gardenia plants; 2ft. to 4ft., $5 to $10
each. Evelyn Meeks Jefferson 706654-9327
Hibiscus, Rose Mallow & Allysum
Celosia, all grown from seeds, no
shipping. Calvin Ledford 412 Double
Springs
Rd
Monroe
30656
770-267-3021
Hostas: 200 varieties, minis to extra
large, 2 miles beyond Zion Hill Church,
Fri/Sat./Sun., or by appt. Dee Little
Ellijay 706-635-4891
Hybridizer, Daylily Chump sale, $5,
all colors, 100's of other flowers for
sale, Jungle Paradise, worth the trip,
Suzanne Franklin Dawsonville 678410-6830
Iris; early blooming, deep purple, $15
doz., ppd. M. Hemphill 306 Cedar Creek
Rd. Winder 30680 770-867-6188
Japanese maples, 24 varieties,
dwarfs, lace leafs, 3-25 gal., $35 & up.
Bridget Britton Evans pmbbabcc@
aol.com 706-829-1427
Japanese Maples, azaleas, gardenia,
hosta, hydrangers, Knock out Roses.
Linda Waites Fairburn 770-964-6414
Large Clivia, $10, Madam Butterflly
Amaryllis, $5, large Staghorn fern, $35,
no shipping. Nina Cooper Moultrie
229-985-1970
Large Winter-Hardy Pindo palms,
$10; Red hot pokers, Gerberas,
daylilies, $2; no shipping. Etheleen
James 197 Glynn James Road Lyons
30436 912-526-8516
Leyland Cypress, 3 gal., 3-ft., $7; 1
gal. knockout roses, red, $7, hostas; 1
gal. azaleas, $2. Johnny Atkinson
Douglasville 678-215-3387
Night blooming Cereus - red, white;
begonia star cactus, Hawarthia, jade,
aloe, pencils cactus, many more, $2 &
up. Nancy Rosser Powder Springs
770-943-1915
O'Timey zinnia seed,1tab, $1/1/2
cup, $3; cash & SASE. Mildred Bryan
916 Elm Dr. Monroe 30655
[email protected]
Old-timey
daffodils,
$3/doz.,
$6/post., orange daylilies, yellow
Cannas, Siberian Iris, Forsythia,
Boxwood,
Nandinas,
Mahonia,
bluebells, tall phlox, free Liriope. E.
Beach Duluth 770-476-1163
Seeds:
$1/pkg./LSASE,
extra
orders=extra postage: poppy, hibiscus,
coralvine, amaryllis, cosmos. Gerri
Ward
4496
Fowlstown
Road
Attapulgus 39815 229-465-3641
Seeds: Altheas (Rose of Sharon),
Jerusalem Cherry, Yucca, Hibiscus, 4
o'clocks, Orange Cosmos, cash only,
$1/tsp./SASE. Gail Wilson 1020 B.
Wilson Rd. Commerce 30529
Seeds: Mullein pink, Touch-me-nots,
1/2 tsp.,$1; moneyplant, Morning
Glory, Hibiscus, devil's trumpet,
Siberian iris, $1tsp., SASE, cash only.
G. Robertson 2966 Cardinal Lake Cir.
Duluth 30096
Trees: Hickory, Maple. Oaks: Laurel,
Live, Red, Shumard Red, Overcup,
Swamp Chestnut, Willow in 3-gal./7gal./15-gal. pots, $10-$35. N. Halley
Metter 912-685-5266
Pesticide
recertification
training
notices are available on the Georgia
Department of Agriculture website
www.agr.georgia.gov. On the opening page
click on Divisions, select Plant Industry
Division, and click on Pesticides. Select
Applicator
Licensing
&
Pesticide
Certification, and then click on Pesticide
Applicator Recertification Courses. you
can then search for upcoming courses by
date, course title or license category.
Livestock auctions listed in the Market
Bulletin may offer related items for sale,
such as tack and other livestock
equipment. Notices for auctions selling
any items other than livestock must be
accompanied by the auction license
number of the principal auctioneer or
auction firm conducting the auction, per
regulations of the Georgia Secretary of
State. Notices without this information
cannot be published.
If you have questions concerning the
Bulletin Calendar, contact Randy Cox at
404-656-3682.
Submissions for the Bulletin Calendar can
be sent to [email protected].
Tweedia Blue Star or Orange
Butterfly Milkweed seeds; 10 seeds, $1
plus SASE, specify color. Debbie
Gilbert 3011 Queens Court Norcross
30071 [email protected]
Variegated Liriope, $1.75 gallon pots;
mondo, $1.75 gallon pots; green Liriope,
$1.25 pots, Nandina, 3gal. pots, $5. J.H.
Patman Athens 706-549-4487
Variegated Liriope; 4" pots, 4000
avail.@ $2 each. Jim Hadaway Athens
706-543-5432
FLOWERS REQUIRING
PERMITS
The Georgia Wildflower Protection
Act requires that shipments of
officially protected plants be
accompanied by transport tags
displaying a permit number issued by
the Georgia Department of Natural
Resources. Ladyslipper Orchids and
Goldenseal are examples of protected
plants. When advertising protected
plants in the Market Bulletin, please
submit a copy of your permit to sell
protected plants. Ads submitted
without this information will not be
published. For further information on
the sale or shipment of protected
plants,
contact:
Nongame
Conservation Section, 2065 U.S. hwy.
278 SE, Social Circle, GA 30025, (770)
918-6411.
Flowers Wanted
Money plant, Silver dollar plant,
Lunaria dried plants, please call. Suellen
Fleming Carrollton suellenfleming@
mindspring.com 770-480-7182
Thrift - Creeping Phox. Don Adams
Social Circle 770-787-7587
Want to buy yellow meat moon and
star, catalpa seed. Dale Esinger 2081
Lake Rd Tunnel hill 30755
MISCELLANEOUS
The
Miscellaneous
category
includes the following subcategories:
bees, honey and supplies; things to
eat; herbs; fish and supplies;
fertilizers and mulches; oddities;
miscellaneous wanted; notices;
garden space; notices; out-of-state
wanted; firewood, timber; and
Christmas trees. Only one ad per
household is permitted in the
Miscellaneous category.
Bees, honey & Supplies
10-frame beehives, Italians, gentle
productive, $200 w/super, $240, strong,
healthy, raw honey, combs, strain, pts.,
qts., closed Saturdays. Edward Colston
Taylorsville 770-382-9619
2, 10 - frame hives full of honey &
bees w/smoker, voil, hemet, suite &
other supplies, best offer. Jefemy Lee
Lula 770-869-9566
20, 8 frame hives for sale, deep with
med. super, $200 each. David Dye
Rockmart
[email protected]
770-684-3416
2012 wildflower honey in comb
boxes, l lb. and 2 lb. jars. Robert Lewis
Fayetteville [email protected] 770461-4083
3 hives of Russian bees for sale:
these were started 4/11; 2-9" brude
chambers, excluder, and 1-6" super.
Les Garber Atlanta 404-378-2219
All natural, pure, unprocessed honey,
sizes available: 8 oz. bears, 16 oz.
size, quart, and comb honey. Jimmy
Brown Jackson 770-775-0157 678448-7781
Bee removal, Metro Atlanta and West
Georgia areas, work guaranteed. W.O.
Canady Winston 770-942-3887
Carpenter bee trap, handcrafted trap
that really works, $20 (6/$100), free
shipping. Jack Snyder 265 Eagle Pass
Lane hephzibah 30815 bigboyjack@
Honeybee hives, queens and nucs
for sale, gentle natured bees, excellent
workers. Steve Hayes Rockmart
I need a swarm of honey bees. David
Powell Monticello 678-372-0923
I will pick up swarms for free;
removals from structures for fee; will
pick
up/purchase
unwanted
beekeeping equipment. Dave Larson
Winder 770-542-9546
NYC, $230, single hive brood, $200.
Jones
Powder
Springs
Ray
Want to buy 20 to 60 frame electric
extractor and polished stainless steel,
55 gallon holding tank. Ray Civitts
Toccoa 706-886-1322
Wanted: 3 rolls of used net wire or
horse wire and a swarm of honey bees.
James Peterson Monticello 470-2339592
Will come pick up unwanted bees,
swarms and equipment. Brent Nichols
Brunswick 912-266-5688
Will locate, remove honey bees from
structures, swarms, and unwanted bee
equipment, 2012 natural honey for
sale. Derry Oliver Commerce
[email protected] 706-3354405 706-621-1781
Things To Eat
Use of the term "organic" requires
registration with the Georgia
Department
of
Agriculture.
Advertisements submitted without
certificate of registration for items
offered for sale cannot be
published. For more information,
access the department website
www.agr.state.ga.us and link from
the home page to the Organic
Agriculture page and registration
forms. Those who do not have
internet access or are unable to
download the forms, should call
404-656-1264.
'11 Desirable pecans, $10/lb., plus
postage. Russell Eaton Stockbridge
'11 shelled pecans, mostly halves,
$8.50/lb., plus postage, bagged in
freezer, leave message. Franklin Eaton
4345 Marble Arch Way Flowery
Branch 30542 770-532-9340 770-5326333
'12 Summer crop; grass-fed Black
Angus beef, no steroids, raised allnatural, taking orders now. Woodrow
Little
Danville
woodrow.little@
Aged beef; no hormones, no
antibiotics, @$2.50 per lb., hanging
wt., cut/vacuumpack. Donell Sealey
Jefferson
donellsealey@
windstream.net. 706-335-9304
Brown farm fresh eggs; free
range, no chemicals, $3 dozen. Tanya
Moore
1290
Moreland
Road
Williamson [email protected]
770-228-9752
Dried apples for sale, $4 lb., you pay
postage. Jeanette Cole 119 Old
Millertown Road Temple 30179 770459-4970
Dry
aged Angus
beef,
no
antibiotics/hormones, pasture/ grain
fed, 1/4s and by the pound, Bill Farr
Milner [email protected] 770-5849727
Free range, chemical free, brown eggs
for sale, $3 a dozen. Cindy Swartz Hwy
26 Cochran 31065 showhorsemom@
aol.com 478-319-6337
Fresh produce for sale; snap beans,
$25 a bushel, tomatoes, $21 a box.
Jed Killingsworth Cleveland 706-2192984
Garlic, 6 varieties + Elephant garlic
for sale; eat or plant. Patrick Shields
Danielsville 706-795-3977
Muscadines to pick, middle of
Sept. James Reynolds 3131 South
Smith Road Loganville 30052 770466-2774
Muscadines: you pick, black or
bronze, no pesticide. David Brown
Union City 770-964-5304
Okra for sale and will have peas later
on in the fall. Tommy Scoggins Dallas
Old timey multiplying white onions,
$6 per quart, plus $6 postage. Amory
Hall 130 Ellison St. Maysville 30558
706-652-2521
Peanuts: Raw, boiled, roasted,
half bushel, min., call for price and
delivery info. Charles Fisher Morrow
Pick your own figs and muscadines.
Pat Mason Snellville [email protected]
404-643-4306
Shelled pecans, mostly halves, $7 lb.
plus shipping, free shipping in Georgia
with 10 lb. purchase. Andy Adams
hartwell [email protected] 706376-8968
Stone ground grits, cornmeal, whole
wheat flour; sold in 2-lb bags; white &
yellow grits & cornmeal. Harry
staceyf@
Statesboro
Freeman
nctv.com 912-852-9381
Sugar cane stalks for sale; red,
green or yellow, $1 each. Wright 464
D.W. Wright Rd Moultrie 31788
Suppernongs and Muscadines for
sale; purple and white varieties, $6 per
gallon, order now. Andy Carroll Rome
[email protected]
346-3142
Sweet corn for sale also white field
corn for sale. Richard Thomas
Cleveland [email protected] 706865-3205 706-892-8651
Water ground meal, whole wheat
flour, grits, $3/5 lbs., plus postage;
also, grind your grain. Mike Buckner
Junction City 706-269-3630
herbs
State law requires all ginseng
dealers and growers to be
Georgia
the
with
registered
Department of Natural Resources.
For more information, contact the
Nongame Conservation Section at
(770) 918-6411 or at website
www.georgiawildlife.com.
Ghost pepper seeds or pods for sale;
caution, hottest pepper in the world,
Prince
Ronald
info.
for
call
Summerville 706-857-5523
Pepper seeds: Boquet, Birdseye,
Viet-Nam,Cubanelle, Tobassco, 20
varieties, list included, $1pkt. w/SASE.
Ann Dalton 3269 Five Forks Trickum
Rd Lilburn 30047
Fish & Supplies
Persons selling sterile triploid
grass carp must have a Wild Animal
Georgia
the
from
License
Department of Natural Resources.
Market Bulletin advertisements for
sterile carp must be accompanied
by a photocopy of the advertiser's
license. For license information,
contact DNR Special Permit Unit at
(770) 761-3044.
catfish
channel
quality,
A-1
fingerlings, graded/priced by size,
accurate weights/counts, guaranteed
live, healthy, immed. dely., other
species avail. J.F. Gilbert Thomaston
706-648-2062 770-468-0725
Adult Fla. Strain & Tiger Bass, 10"15" from 100% spring fed pond, for
established ponds. Tanner Carrollton
Bass, Bluegill, shellcracker, Channel
catfish, sterile grass carp, Koi,
statewide dely. David Cochran Ellijay
706-889-8113
Bass, bluegill, shellcrackers, hybrid
bream, channel catfish fingerlings,
sterile grass carp, delivery available.
Tony Chew Manchester 706-846-3657
Big Red-Europeans, Red Wigglers
and worm casting, $25-$35/lb., price
includes shipping. Lew Bush Byron
Catalpa trees, $3 to $5 each per size;
frozen catalpa worms, $1.50 per
dozen. Joe Mask Fayetteville 770461-7068
Channel catfish, several 1000 lbs., 12 lbs. each. Orville Carver Douglas
912-384-5090
European Nightcrawlers; very active
for fishing or compost, $20/lb. or 5lb;
bedrun, $85, plus shipping. Joe
D'Alessandro Lawrenceville 404-2299945
Grass carp, bluegill, shellcracker
bream, channel catfish fingerlings,
bass, threadfin shad, dely. or pickup by
appt. only. Robert Brown Brooks 770719-8039
Grass carp, catfish, bluegill,
shellcracker,
largemouth
bass,
threadfin shad, delivery available. Paul
hawkinsville
paul@
Williams
owenandwilliams.com 478-892-3144
Lady Slippers and worm castings. J.
Ayers Buchanan 770-826-3373
Largemouth bass, channel catfish,
fathead minnows, grass carp, bluegill,
aeration, fish feeders, fountains,
[email protected]. Josh Akins Ball
Ground 770-735-3523
Red wigglers & Europeans, great for
fishing, $35 per pound, price includes
shipping. B. Newman Douglasville
770-942-7993
Red wigglers and/or Europeans,
$35/lb., price includes shipping, send
check or money order. H. A. Riffe P.O.
Box 402 Buchanan 30113 770-6463812
Red wigglers, cups/65 worms, $2,
5/gal. bucket, $35, 25/gal. tub, $75;
pickup/ load, $500. Bruce Self Byron
Worm castings. Cindy Bush Byron
Fertilizers & Mulches
100% Pine shavings, kiln dried,
super absorbent, bulk delivers to
metro Atlanta, call for pricing. Joel
Gibbs Douglasville 404-375-4900
2012 wheat straw for $3 a bale, you
haul. Tom Daniel Danielsville
2012 Wheat straw, $2.50/bale at
barn, delivery available. Gary Brinson
1934 Corsey Grove Way Tarrytown
912-213-8585
4x5 net wrap rolls of mulch hay, $25;
will load. Josh Pennino Athens
Aged horse manure, you load any
time; call ahead, I load, $10/truckload;
$20/trailer, will deliver. Chad Williams
448 Hurt Rd. SW Smyrna 30082 404421-1775
Free
compost.
Jerry
Riles
Douglasville [email protected]
770-337-1516
Free horse manure, mixed with
shavings. Danny West Fayetteville
404-771-4041
Horse manure mixed with shavings,
we load, you haul, $10/pickup truck.
Chris Hoyak Cleveland chriskh43@
hotmail.com 706-348-1219
Mulch hay, sq. bales, $3.50/bale.
Phillip L Cochran Canton 770-2893876
Mulch hay; square bales only, $1.50
a bale, in barn. Perry Tyson Gray 478221-0380 478-986-4106
Need pumpkins and bales of wheat
straw for October fall festival. Melissa
Rigsby Thomasville [email protected]
229-224-6275
Pine bark mulch, free, you load and
haul away. Rosie Higgins 439
Springlake Rd Lawrenceville 30046
770-963-5746
Pine straw by trailer loads, slash &
long needle, call for prices. Benjamin
Bulloch Manchester 404-484-9686
Pine
straw,
$3.75/bale,
del.
available. Philip Anthony Woodland
[email protected]
678-5910521
Pine straw; del. & installed, low as,
$3.75/bale, serving all GA. Josh Bulloch
Manchester
Benjaminbulloch@
yahoo.com 404-925-1076
Wheat straw; large clean square
bales, $3 each. B.G. Porter
Cartersville 706-384-3926 770-6546914
THE MARKET BULLETIN
More Ga. Counties Receive
USDA Disaster Designation
Six Georgia counties were designated
by USDA as primary natural disaster
areas August 1 due to damages and losses
caused by drought. Cherokee, Cobb,
Haralson, Paulding and Polk counties
were included in a previous designation
as contiguous counties, but were
upgraded to primary counties in the new
designation. Bartow County also was
included as a primary disaster county,
bringing the total number of primary
disaster counties in Georgia at press time
to 138.
A secretarial disaster designation
allows farm operators in both primary
and contiguous counties to apply for
assistance from the Farm Service Agency,
provided that eligibility requirements are
met. This assistance includes FSA
emergency loans. Farmers in eligible
counties have eight months from the date
of a secretarial disaster declaration to
apply for this loan assistance. FSA
considers each emergency loan
application independently, taking into
account the extent of production losses,
security available, and repayment ability.
On August 8 USDA announced that its
Natural Resources Conservation Service
will use $16 million in existing funds
from its Wildlife Habitat Incentive
Program and Environmental Quality
Incentives Program to target states,
including
Georgia,
experiencing
exceptional and extreme drought. NRCS
state conservationists will announce
special signups for WHIP and EQIP funds
which will allow eligible producers to
apply for selected conservation practices.
These practices include prescribed
grazing, livestock watering facilities and
water conservation practices. Eligible
producers also can re-apply for financial
assistance to re-install or re-apply failed
conservation practices due to drought and
modify existing contracts to re-schedule
planned conservation practices.
In addition, USDA’s Farm Service
Agency will transfer $14 million in
unobligated program funds into the
Emergency Conservation Program. ECP
provides emergency funding and
technical assistance for farmers and
ranchers to rehabilitate farmland
damaged by natural disasters and for
carrying
out
emergency
water
conservation measures in periods of
severe drought. ECP also provides
resources to help producers restore
livestock fences.
Poultry Litter/Compost
To help connect suppliers with
those in need of poultry compost,
the Market Bulletin is including
such advertisements in this portion
of the Fertilizers and Mulches
category. Ads are subject to the
same general guidelines for all
Market Bulletin advertisements
found on page 2.
Chicken litter for sale; spreading
services in Northest Georgia, any size
loads, also cleanout layer and broiler
houses. Bill Broome Taylorsville
High quality North Georgia broiler
litter, delivery available, unlimited
quantities. Bob Loggins Dahlonega
Oddities
2 Presto cooker canner's; holds 7qt.
jars or 9 pint jars. Nell Dale
Gainesville 770-536-1994
When submitting ads for publication,
please adhere to the deadline stated on the
front page of the Bulletin.
Page 11
Don’t Let Bees, Wasps Spoil the Hot Months
While having fun during the hot
months, experts warn to watch out for
stingers.
“While many bee pollinators are active
only in early spring, honeybees and
bumblebees are active all summer,” said
Keith Delaplane, a University of Georgia
Extension entomologist.
In Georgia, wasps are more likely to
sting you than bees, he said.
“Most people call any stinging insect a
bee,” Delaplane added. “True bees are
valuable pollinators and rarely warrant
control. A live-and-let-live approach is far
better.”
Wasps and yellow jackets are different
because they become more numerous
toward the end of the summer.
The best control for wasps is to treat
individual nests with a commercial wasp
spray — the earlier in the summer the
better. Yellow jackets nest underground
and should be treated with a dust formula
insecticide sprinkled on the entrance of the
nest at night, when they are all in the nest.
If you encounter bees on flowers, just
leave them alone and enjoy watching them.
If you see a bumblebee nest, avoid it, and it
will die out in the fall. And, don’t swat at
insects, he said.
In spite of folk tales, most stinging
insects are equally potent.
“It depends more on the individual
human than on the bee,” said Delaplane.
“For some beekeepers, honeybee stings are
practically nothing, but for those same
people, a wasp sting can be very painful.”
Some people may have severe reactions
to any bee and wasp stings.
“If you swell and feel pain at a sting site,
Georgia Apple Festival Holds Recipe Contest
Fall is just around the corner and with
the autumn season comes the Georgia
Apple Festival and its apple recipe contest.
The contest, held each year at the festival in
Ellijay, is designed to find the best apple pie
recipe. The first place-winner will receive
$300 and a ribbon, while the second-place
finisher will receive $100 and a ribbon.
To enter, just submit an entry form and
the recipe (Attn: Recipe Contest) to the
Cooperative Extension office in Ellijay. All
recipes must be received by noon on
Friday, September 21, and all recipes must
use fresh Georgia apples. If applesauce is
used in the recipe, it must be made from
Georgia apples. Recipes cannot use any
brand names.
Five finalists will be selected from the
entries and upon notification, these
contestants will bring their prepared apple
pie to the Lions Club Fairgrounds in Ellijay
on Saturday, October 13, by 9:45 a.m. for
judging at 10 a.m.
Members of the Georgia Agricultural
Commodity Commission for Apples and
employees of the University of Georgia
Cooperative Extension Service are not
eligible to participate and neither are firstplace winners from the 2010 and 2011
contests.
The contest is not open to food
professionals. Also, contestants must be 10
years old or older.
For more details and/or an entry form,
call the Gilmer County Cooperative
Extension office at (706) 635-4426 or go
by the office at 1123 Progress Road, Ellijay,
GA 30540. Office hours are MondayFriday from 8 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m.
Beautiful emerald green emu eggs,
cleaned & blown, exc. for carving,
scrimshaw, or painting; also, pure emu
oil. Jackie Paul Conyers 770-7611284
Carpenter bee traps, 10 each; rabbit
boxes, $15 each, 2 for $25. Billy
Middlebrooks Monroe 770-267-7084
770-823-0814
Goat milk soap; can customize.
www.tarastinysfarm.com. Tara Hatfield
62 Oak Grove Road Temple 30179
Gourds for sale: Martin, Crooked
Handle, Craft, Bottleneck, and more.
Wallace Maxwell 3226 Hoot Owl Rd.
Royston 30662 706-245-4218
Gourds, many varieties to choose
from, at farm or ship U.P.S. Crystal
Lang Cordele 229-322-1321
Gourds: Martin, Apple, Crooked
Handle, Craft, and more. Hoyt Howard
4720 Watson Road Cumming 30028
770-887-2039
Homemade lye soap with goat
milk and oatmeal, $4/bar, includes
s&h. Mary Kinney Taylorsville
The entry form also is available online at
the Gilmer County website at:
http://www.ugaextension.com/gilmer.
The Georgia Apple Festival recipe
contest is coordinated by the University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension office in
Gilmer County, and sponsored by the
Georgia Apple Festival in cooperation with
the Georgia Agricultural Commodity
Commission for Apples.
Walnut Knoll Farm
“Coffee was a natural outgrowth of our
business,” says George, who learned coffee
roasting from a friend, who owns an
Athens coffee shop. “We roast the coffee
right here on the farm and originally
packaged it with pictures of our alpacas on
the labels.”
Today, the Alpaca Bean offers seven
roasts—four single roasts and three blends.
The couple donates 20 percent of net
profits from coffee sales to alpaca research.
The Dicks will join other alpaca farms
across Georgia and the United States by
opening their Walnut Knoll Farm to
visitors on National Alpaca Farm Days,
which will be held on Saturday and
Sunday, Sept. 29-30, 2012.
For more information about the alpaca
industry, National Alpaca Farm Days or to
locate a farm to visit, see Walnut Knoll
Farm (www.walnutknollfarm.com) or
the Georgia Alpaca Association
(www.georgia-alpaca.com).
Lucky buckeyes, $3.75 doz.;
Buckeyes for planting, $5 doz., includes
shipping and instructions. Jules
Simmons PO Box 291 Dillard 30537
Quart canning jars, 3 dozen,
assorted mfgs., $4 per dozen. NB
Purvis 500 McDaniel Rd Marietta
30064 770-422-9871
Rabbit boxes, $15 each, in time for
fall; carpenter bee traps, $10 each.
Billy Middlebrooks Monroe 770-2677084 770-823-0814
Miscellaneous Wanted
Shop burned, need U.S. made tools;
draw knife, Disston D-23, etc. Earl
Moore Fairburn 404-867-2742
Strawberry jars; need free old jars for
herb demos, Cobb/Atl. area. Rita
Bissell Smyrna 770-435-5784
Used tongue and groove lumber,
prefer wide widths, good condition,
reasonable, will remove from old
houses. John Gunn Jr. Reynolds 478847-3387
Wanted: Reclaimed wood, siding,
bead board, flooring, beam wood, any
and all amounts. John McKeown
Brunswick sales@facetofaceframing
.com 912-399-5411
it’s not an allergic reaction, it’s a normal
reaction,” he said. “An allergic reaction
includes sweating, dizziness, lightheadedness, shaking, convulsions and
more serious symptoms — reactions
suffered by a very small fraction of the
population.”
If you are allergic to bee or wasp stings,
carry a sting kit at all times. Most other
stings can be treated with a topical
ointment.
Another stinger to avoid during the
summer is that of the fire ant, whose sting
burns for a few minutes, then starts itching.
Behavior is the key to telling a fire ant
apart from other ants.
“If you see a large, turtle-shaped mound
with no obvious entry point and when you
disturb the mound, hundreds of ants
respond very quickly, you can be sure
they’re fire ants,” said UGA entomologist
Beverly Sparks.
If fire ants sting you, treat the area with
an approved insect-sting remedy that not
only deadens pain, but provides infection
protection.
“Some people react severely to fire ant
stings,” Sparks said. “They should see a
physician immediately.”
Allergic reactions to fire ant stings may
include difficulty breathing, nausea or
lapsing into unconsciousness.
Equine Edition Set
The Farmers and Consumers Market
Bulletin special fall equine edition is
scheduled for October 3. This issue will
include notices for horse shows and
events in October, November, and
December, as well as listings of horses
at stud, boarding facilities and ads for
miscellaneous equine equipment and
supplies. A 30-word limit will be observed
for these notices. Deadline for the edition
is Sept. 19. Only one ad per family per
equine issue will be allowed.
Notices included in the “Equine for
Sale” category and “At Stud” column must
be accompanied by a copy of a valid,
negative Coggins test (made within the
past 12 months); otherwise, they will not
be published.
In addition, the Georgia Animal
Protection Act requires boarding and
breeding facilities to be licensed. Current
license number must be submitted with
notices for “At Stud” and “Boarding
Facilities.” Notices submitted without this
information will not be published. For
licensing information and applications, call
(404) 656-3713.
Wanted: Someone to split firewood
Wanted: windmills, full size, any type;
windmill towers, full size, any type. already down and in lengths, shares or
Jimmy Hardin Knoxville 478-361- for pay. Jackie Whiten Jonesboro
3907
Winch 500# + or, a.c. or d.c. Frank
Timber
Bond Norcross 770-447-8160
The Timber for Sale category is
Out-Of-State Wanted
designed to provide an option for
forest
farmers to market their
Wanted: Used feed pelletizer.
Charles Cothran Walhalla SC 864- standing timber. Timber advertised
in this category must be individually
638-9826
owned and produced by the
advertiser on his/her own property;
Firewood
timberland must be at least 1 acre.
All firewood advertised in the No companies or businesses are
Market Bulletin must be cut from the allowed.
advertiser's personally owned
property. In addition, by law, terms
CORRECTIONS
such as face cord, rack, pile,
truckload, etc., cannot be used to
Bushhogging, plowing, tilling, sub
advertise firewood. Advertisers soiling, prep for food plots and
must use the standard unit of gardens, liquid spraying, equipment
measure, the cord, when specifying hauling less 7000 lbs., wood splitting,
Jordan Ranch Fairburn 770-843the amount of firewood for sale.
Seasoned oak firewood, $200, for 0208
Pasture boarding--Cross Creek Farm
cord; $100 for 1/2 cord, deliver extra.
Mike Austin Douglasville 770-652- in beautiful Northeast Georgia
Mountains, Blairsville; $250/mo.; for
3383
appt.
call
Laura/Doug
Payne
Blairsville 706-835-6033 706-781Please include area codes with phone
8304
numbers in advertisements.
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THE MARKET BULLETIN
Water Withdrawals
Pest Control
EPD Suspends Consideration
Of SW Ga. Permit Applications
occur to surrounding property from
misapplication of pesticides.
The
business also must have at least one
licensed and certified applicator who has
passed a written exam and demonstrated
his or her competence in applying
pesticides safely and effectively.
Along with companies and operators,
each pesticide product used in Georgia
also must be registered annually. The
Pesticides Program registers pesticide
products,
including
restricted-use
pesticides, as well as many common
consumer products such as flea sprays
and powders, ant and roach killers, paints
which contain fungicides to protect wood
from decay, and pesticides for home
lawns and gardens.
If you have questions or want to
request a client inspection, contact the
Georgia Department of Agriculture at 1800-282-5852 (toll-free in Georgia) or
email: [email protected].
Inspectors like Caralee Hagood of the Structural Pesticides section of the Georgia
Department of Agriculture conduct investigations at Georgia residences to make
sure standards of pesticide treatment have been met by pest control companies.
COI—Valuable Resource For Ga.’s Ag Industry
GFA Presents Awards
To Forestry Recipients
The Georgia Forestry Association
(GFA) recently presented several awards to
Georgians at its 2012 annual conference in
Savannah.
The following awards were handed out:
Wise Owl Award for years of continuous
service and dedication to the forestry
industry: former state forester John Mixon;
Tree Farmer of the Year: Dr. John Bembry;
Georgia Logger of the Year: Boyce
Rutherford of Rutherford Timber
Harvesting LLC; and Evergreen award:
Georgia Forestry Commission.
Mixon served as director of the Georgia
Forestry Commission from 1983-95, and
also was the 69th president of the National
Association of State Foresters in 1991. In
1986, Mixon’s reforestation campaign set a
world record in the forestry community by
planting more than 650,000 trees in one
year, according to the GFA.
Bembry was honored by the Georgia
Tree Farm Program, an affiliate of the
American Tree Farm System for
establishing Bembry Mill Tree Farm as an
example of sustainable forestry promoting
sound land ethics. The 2,100-acre Bembry
Mill Tree Farm has been a certified Tree
Farm since 1985 and is jointly owned by
Dr. Hembry and his sister, Amy Finleyson.
According to the GFA, Rutherford’s
operation not only met, but exceeded all
criteria for Logger of the Year; nominees
are judged on their ability to be compliant
with all applicable laws, practice safety and
loss control programs, establish and
maintain equipment security practices, and
use sound business management.
Rutherford’s participation in the Master
Timber Harvester Program was a key
factor in his selection.
The Georgia Forestry Commission
works with forest landowners and forestbased businesses on a daily basis and is
widely recognized among forestry agencies
in the U.S.
www.twitter.com/GDAFoodSafety
www.twitter.com/GrownInGeorgia
www.twitter.com/GaAg_Bulletin
focused businesses. Agribusiness is
Georgia’s number one industry; the center
provides direct assistance to start-up and
existing agribusiness companies. The COI
for Ag’s bottom line goals are to help
agribusiness thrive and foster economic
development, primarily in rural Georgia.
Its team understands the issues
associated
with
innovation
and
entrepreneurial
development.
Staff
members include seasoned veterans in the
agribusiness industry; people able to
provide direct insight into agribusiness
development in Georgia. The staff
connects companies with a vast number of
resources including: access to university
level research and technology, business
management services, business plan
development, connections to industry
leaders and state agencies, patent
application and intellectual property
guidance and more.
Another resource available at the COI
for Ag is the business incubator. Pioneering
companies benefit from access to their onsite 10,000 square foot business incubator
that includes laboratory and office space on
the University of Georgia’s Tifton Campus.
Located right next door is the Nationally
Environmentally
Sound
Protection
Agriculture Laboratory (NESPAL), where
world-class agricultural research is
conducted daily.
The center is part of Georgia’s
Department of Economic Development
and partners with many local, regional and
state organizations, including Chambers of
Commerce, the University System of
Georgia, the OneGeorgia Authority, the
Governor’s office, and many more.
The COI for Ag Staff includes:
Donnie Smith is the Director of the
Georgia Center of Innovation for
Agribusiness. He is also a fifth generation
farmer and the owner of Smith Farms
located in Coffee and Atkinson Counties.
Agriculture is in his blood and he strives to
make Georgia and our communities the
best place to live, work and raise a family.
He promotes environmentally friendly
practices on his farm and lives by the
motto: “Take care of the land, and it will
take care of you.”
Donnie is a past Georgia Lancaster
Sunbelt Expo Farmer of the Year, a
recipient of the Honorary American FFA
Degree, an honorary Georgia Young
Farmer, the Friends of Georgia County
Agents Award, is a member of the Aghon
UGA Ag Honorary Society, Georgia Farm
Bureau, Georgia Agribusiness Council, and
is a graduate of the Georgia AgriLeaders
Forum.
Roderick Gilbert is the Senior Project
Manager at the Center. He is from Albany,
Georgia, and earned both his graduate and
undergraduate degrees from Albany State
University. His areas of expertise include
facilitating the COI grants for our Center,
which allow for a 50-50 matching grant for
those projects that require additional
university research to get their product to
commercialization, organic agriculture,
unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as many
others.
Chris Chammoun is the newest Project
Manager. Chris is a native of Georgia and
received a Bachelor of Science in
Agricultural Economics from the
University of Georgia. Prior to graduation,
Chris worked as a Congressional
Agricultural Fellow for United States
Senator Johnny Isakson assisting with
agricultural legislation. After graduation,
Chris worked as a Research Technician on
the UGA Tifton Campus conducting
tobacco and vegetable experiments. He
also assisted UGA Extension Specialists in
the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences
and the Department of Biological and
Agricultural Engineering. In 2010, Chris
started his graduate studies at Texas A&M
University where he recently completed his
Master of Science in Agricultural
Economics. His thesis focused on
consumer demand and producer
profitability of growing and marketing
both native and improved varieties of
pecans.
Sarah Cook is the Center’s Special
Project Coordinator. She is from Ashburn,
Georgia, and earned her undergraduate
degree from Georgia Southern University.
She is currently a graduate student at the
University of Georgia in the Masters of Ag
Leadership program. She maintains all of
the Center’s social media, press requests,
and also coordinates all small food
processing and agritourism projects. She
also manages the Center’s Farm to Fork
initiative, which is a series of workshops
that will be held throughout the State that
teach small food processors how to get
their product developed and to market.
For more information about the Center
of Innovation for Agribusiness, please call
229-391-6882.
The Director of the Georgia
Environmental Protection Division has
announced that consideration of new
applications for agricultural water
withdrawal permits in a 24county area of
southwest Georgia will be suspended. The
suspension took effect July 30, but does not
apply to applications EPD already had
received as of that date.
This
suspension
affects
both
agricultural groundwater and surface water
withdrawals in the lower Flint and
Chattahoochee River basins in a region
known as Subarea 4, which includes all or
part of the following 17 counties: Baker,
Calhoun, Colquitt, Crisp, Decatur, Dooly,
Dougherty, Early, Grady, Lee, Miller,
Mitchell, Seminole, Sumter, Terrell, Turner
and Worth. In addition, agricultural surface
water withdrawal applications for parts of
Calhoun, Chattahoochee, Clay, Early,
Marion, Randolph, Schley, Stewart,
Sumter, Terrell and Webster counties in
areas outside of Subarea 4 will not be
considered.
“The water resources affected by the
suspension are a significant source of water
for irrigation,” said EPD Director Jud
Turner. “A continued increase in
withdrawals from these resources may
ultimately lead to unacceptable impacts to
existing users or compromise the
sustainable capacities of these resources.”
The suspension applies to new
applications for groundwater withdrawal
from the Floridian aquifer, as well as
applications for surface water pumping
from streams and rivers in the Spring
Creek,
Ichawaynochaway
Creek,
KinchafooneeMuckalee Creek, and Lower
Flint river sub basins in the Flint River
Basin. In addition, the suspension applies
to applications to modify existing permits
to increase withdrawals or increase the
number of irrigated acres.
“This suspension will give us time to
update the mathematical models used to
assess water resources in the area and to
evaluate the impact of increased
withdrawals,” said EPD Director Turner.
“The suspension will be reevaluated
annually beginning in November 2013.”
The suspension does not apply to permit
applications from other areas of the lower
Flint and Chattahoochee River basins. For
more information contact the EPD
Agricultural Permitting Office in Tifton at
229-391-2400.
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