north carolina green industry study findings announced: $8...

LXXXII-No. 4 April 2007

From the tractor

Steve TroxlerCommissioner

(See Sowing seeds, pg. 2)

North Carolina’s greenindustry contributes $8.6billion to the state’s economy,according to results of astudy announced recently byAgriculture CommissionerSteve Troxler.

The green industrycomprises growers ofgreenhouse/nursery stock,Christmas trees and flowers,sod producers, and relatedbusinesses such aslandscape and irr igationcontractors, lawn careprofessionals, arborists andretai l lawn and gardencenters.

“We always knew thegreen industry was big

North Carolina green industry studyfindings announced: $8.6 billion impact

business in North Carolina, butwe didn’t know how big,”Troxler said. “Thiscomprehensive study showsthat the green industry is adiversif ied and signif icanteconomic factor in our state.”

Louise Hodges, president ofthe N.C. Green IndustryCouncil, said: “These numbersclearly illustrate the significantcontributions the greenindustry provides our state.Armed with this information,our industry will further itscommitment to the state ofNorth Carol ina throughopportunities for additionaljobs, additional revenue andcontinued environmental

benefits.”Staff of the Agricultural

Statistics Division at the N.C.Department of Agriculture andConsumer Services collecteddata for the study. EconomistsCharles Safley and MichaelWalden at N.C. StateUniversity’s College ofAgriculture and Life Sciencesanalyzed the data. The studywas funded by a $150,000appropriation from the GeneralAssembly in 2005.

Following are highlights ofthe study, which examineddata for 2005:

-- The green industryemploys nearly 152,000 peopleacross the state.

-- N.C. homeowners spentan average of $838 on lawn andlandscape services during theyear.

-- Arborists, landscapersand lawn care professionalshad total gross sales of $1.2billion.

-- Total gross sales by N.C.florists exceeded $256 million.

-- Landscape architects anddesigners had total grosssales of $574 million.

-- North Carol ina had120,741 acres in production ofgreen-industry commodities,including 60,657 acres ofChristmas trees, 27,150 acresof field-grown nursery stockand 20,838 acres of sod.

Horse EventsGov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, (919) 733-4845.

April 7 & 8 .... Appaloosa show. Contact Jim Vickers, (336) 998-3266.April 13-15.... N.C. Arabian Show. Contact Rory Meacham, (919) 544-2817.April 20-22.... Easter Bunny Quarter Horse. Contact Margaret Byrd, (910) 892-3221.April 27-29.... NCHJA C Indoors. Contact Becca Mispel, (919) 876-2542.May 12 & 13 . Triangle Wide Horsemens Assn. Show. Contact Sammy Jenkins, (919) 362-8203.May 18 & 19 . Plantation Walking Horse Show. Contact Lila Corey, (919) 556-0161.May 23-26.....Southern States Morgan Show. Contact Fran Pugh, (919) 834-2191.

Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, (828) 687-1414.April 5 ............Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708.April 7 ............Dressage in the Blue Ridge. Contact Kay Whitlock, (910) 692-8467.April 7 ............WNC Open Horse Show Circuit. Contact Doyle Enloe, (828) 697-8785.April 14 & 15 Paint Horse Show. Contact Sharon Church, (336) 667-8775.April 14 & 15 Dennis Reis Clinic. Contact Amber Stallins, (800) 732-8220.April 18-21.... Bob King Cow Working Clinic. Contact Dottie Davis, (828) 891-4372.April 19 ..........Arden Horse Auction. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708.May 3.............Arden Horse Show. Contact Gayna Woody, (828) 775-9708.May 4-6 .........NBHA State Finals. Contact Mark Vaughn, (919) 998-9799.May 5.............Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol Open Horse Show. Contact Wallace Mooney, (828) 606-

7971.May 6.............Western District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Heather Gordon, (828) 586-4009.May 11& 12 .. Asheville Spring Classic A SB Horse Show. Contact Ray Cloninger, (704) 483-5000.

Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, (252) 792-5111.April 6 & 7 .... Spring Mix-Breed Sale. Contact Gerardo Rodriguez, (910) 977-8961.April 7 & 8 .... CMN’s Riding for Miracles. Contact Barbara Davis, (252) 321-0648.April 13-15.... SE Reining Horse Assn. Spring Celebration. Contact Jimmy Whitley, (919) 989-

6971.April 19-22.... East Coast Miniature Horse Show. Contact Bobby Bridges, (336) 655-5360.April 28 & 29 ECOSC Lee Tractor John Deere Open Show. Contact Trish Andrews, (252) 799-

0334.May 11-13.....NCQHA Spring Classic Quarter Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, (252) 753-8069.May 19 & 20 . Spring Eastern Hunter Assn. Horse Show. Contact Wendy Willson, (252) 916-3685.

*Shows subject to change. Call before attending.** More Horse Events in Bucolic Briefs.

Farmers can gain tax benefits by donating foodFarmers who donated fresh produce to hunger-relief agencies

are reminded that they can take a charitable tax deduction on their2006 federal tax return. The benefit, provided for in the PensionProtection Act of 2006, allows farmers to deduct food that wasdonated between January and December 2006.

The allowed deduction is equal to the base cost of producingthe food plus half the fair market value appreciation, not to exceedhalf the cost. For example, if it cost $100 to produce a container ofpotatoes and the grower would normally sell the container for$200, the tax deduction for donating the container of food is $150.The federal benefit remains in effect through December 2007. NorthCarolina has allowed a tax credit for donated food since 1983.

“This is a win-win for everyone involved, and I hope farmerswho haven’t participated in gleaning efforts before will beencouraged to participate this year,” Agriculture CommissionerSteve Troxler said. “Not only is it the right thing to do, you cansave money on your taxes, too.”

Farmers can develop relationships directly with their localhunger-relief agencies, but those who do not want to collect andtransport produce to a local food bank themselves can contact theSociety of St. Andrew North Carolina to help with the work. SoSAhas a network of volunteers and drivers who help move food fromthe fields and warehouses to partner agencies, and will provide a

(See Tax breaks, pg. 3)

Spring is here and with itthe beginning of new growthand renewal.

As a farmer, I always lookforward to breaking groundand planting, knowing thatwith a l i t t le luck, somepatience and decent growingcondit ions, I could lookforward to the harvest of mywork.

A copy of Gov. MikeEasley’s proposed budget for2007-2008 reminded me of thewonders of planting seeds,growing crops and theanticipation of harvest.

Since taking office, I haveplanted a good many seedsregarding the need to helpfarmers stay on their land andearn a decent living so theycan keep the land in produc-tion. I’ve referred to it asfarmland preservation, but myvision focuses on keepingfarmland as working land, notas development or just openspace.

I am optimistic that this willbe the year we begin to see aharvest from these efforts.Gov. Easley included $6million for the AgriculturalDevelopment and FarmlandPreservation Trust Fund inhis proposed budget, asignificant leap from zerofunding in 2006-2007 and$50,000 in 2005-2006.

I appreciate the Gover-nor’s leadership on this issueand in recommending fund-ing. There are many needs inthe state, but I am gratefulthat he recognizes howimportant it is to invest in ouragricultural and naturalresources now while we can.

And I look at this as apart icularly worthwhileinvestment in the future ofagriculture and our state.

AGRICULTURAL REVIEW April 2007

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

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

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

Lisa Morgan....................................Circulation Mgr.

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

DIVISIONSAgronomic.............Dr. Colleen Hudak-WiseEmergency Programs.... Dr. Marty ZaluskiFood Distribution...........................Gary GayFood & Drug..............................Joe ReardonHuman Resources...................Ben HarwardMarketing .......................................Tom SladeMeat & Poultry Inspection Dr. Steve WellsN.C. State Fair........................Wesley WyattPlant Industry.............................Gene CrossProperty & Construction.... Kent YelvertonPublic Affairs ..............................Brian LongResearch Stations...........Dr. Sandy MaddoxStandards..........................Stephen BenjaminStatistics..........................Herb VanderberryStructural Pest & Pesticides ... Jim BurnetteVeterinary .....................Dr. David Marshall

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Steve TroxlerCommissioner

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Chief Deputy Commissioner:N. David Smith Jr.

Assistant Commissioners:Howard Isley

David McLeodDr. Richard Reich

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Veterinary Division is look-ing for small or large backyard or independent poultry flocks to test for avian influenzathroughout our state. A minimum of 10 birds per flock would be tested by oral swabs fourtimes each year at no cost to the owner. This program is designed to maintain surveillancefor bird flu in North Carolina. If interested, contact Dr. Sarah Mason or Jimmy Collie at(919) 733-7601 to learn more.

***The Duke Homestead State Historic site is looking for farm equipment donations to pre-

serve and showcase the state’s tobacco heritage. The site is specifically looking for one home-made water tank used to take water to the field for use with tobacco hand planters, a ridingplow with two wheels and a seat for the farmer, a gang harrow with spiked teeth (equal tofour combined spike teeth harrows) and open coulter plow used for breaking new ground. Alldonations are tax deductible. N.C. farmers recently donated about 25 pieces to the site. Formore information, contact Dale Coats, site manager, (919) 477-5498.

***The Rural Advancement Foundation International USA has produced two free farmer pub-

lications that focus on financing non-traditional farm-based operations and strategies forsmall-scale farmers that are available online and through the mail. The two, The Farmer’sGuide to Agricultural Credit and Farmer and Lender Project: Strategies to Sustain Agricul-ture and Enhance Rural Development in North Carolina, are available at www.rafiusa.org/pubs/puboverview.html or by calling (919) 542-1396, ext. 207.

***The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services encourages livestock produc-

ers to register their farms with the NCFarmID program. NCFarmID is a voluntary program toregister farms for a national number as a way to protect livestock in the event of a diseaseoutbreak. For more, contact NCDA&CS at (919) 715-2951 or go to www.NCFarmID.com.

*** Nationally recognized trainer Bryan Neubert will hold a horsemanship and colt-starting

clinic April 12-15 at the Piedmont Stable Club facilities in Greensboro. Neubert offers a softtechnique for working with horses. For more information, contact Michele McLaughlin at(919) 934-1344 or e-mail at [email protected].

***The Mid-Atlantic Professional Rodeo Association will host the following rodeo events in

April and May: April 13 & 14 at the Four Seasons RV Arena in Sanford; April 20 & 21 at theRobeson County Fairgrounds in Lumberton; April 27 & 28 at the Diamond H Ranch Arena inIndian Trail; May 4 & 5 at the Double P Arena in Vale; May 18 & 19 at Pickens CountyFairgrounds in Greenville, S.C.; May 25 & 26 at the Old Gilkey School Ballfield Arena inRutherfordton. All events start at 8 p.m. Call (704) 882-6994 for more.

***A horse and wagon train trail ride will be held April 20-22 in Wade, S.C. Cost is $30 per

person for entire weekend or $15 for kids 12 and under. Current negative Coggins test re-quired for all equine. Cost for day riders only is $20 and includes lunch. For more, contactWilliam Bell, (803) 685-7301.

***Warner Feed and Tack in Waxhaw will host a free goat education seminar April 23 at 7

p.m. and a free horse owners workshop on May 14 at 7 p.m. For more, contact Paul Warner(704) 243-3011.

***A workshop on Legal Liability and Handling Food Safely will be held April 23 at 6:15 p.m.

at the Johnston County Agricultural Center in Smithfield. The program includes discussionson avoiding liability lawsuits, good agricultural practices for raw produce handling and get-ting the right liability insurance coverage. Cost is $15, which includes materials and dinner.For more or to register, call Annette Dunlap, (919) 515-5969 or e-mail [email protected] or Amie Newsome, (919) 989-5380 or [email protected].

***The 6th Annual Rusty Pistons Antique Show will be held April 27-29 in Marshville. The

event features hundreds of antique tractors, new tractor and lawn mower dealers, hit & missengines, crafts, kiddie and teen tractor pulls, music, food and kids activities. For more, con-tact Reid Helms, (704) 624-6105.

***The Wake County Beekeepers Association will conduct a beginner’s beekeeping workshop

April 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Raleigh Police Club in Knightdale. Cost is $25 andincludes a book, handouts and lunch. The class is limited to 85. Pre-registration is requiredand the deadline is April 21. For more, contact Ricky Barbour at (919) 269-0108 or go to http://www.ncneighbors.com/wcba.

***The 8th Annual Open Horse Show will be held April 28 at 11 a.m. at Phil Austin Stables in

Kannapolis. For more, call Austin at (704) 932-2518 or e-mail at [email protected].***

The Mid-State Tractor Heritage Association will host a series of upcoming fundraisingevents for Jim’s Kids, a group helping disabled kids. Following is a listing of events anddates: April 28, 2 p.m., a tractor pull at Lucky J Arena near Ramseur; June 9, 9 a.m., a 40-mile tractor ride starting at Southwest High School in Randolph County; Oct. 13, 8:30 a.m.registration, a tractor parade show in downtown Asheboro. The parade begins at 11 a.m.

All events are open to the public. Cost to participate in the tractor ride is $25, whichincludes T-shirt and meal. The ride is for tractors only, no SUVS, trucks or four-wheelerspermitted. For more information or to register, call Alex Gilmore at (336) 879-6412 or 736-0435 or Kelly Wicker at (336) 629-4303.

***April is National Garden Month and in celebration check out one of the state’s many

garden centers or farmers markets and treat yourself to a lovely new plant or select some-thing special for your yard.

***Bull riding and barrel racing will be held every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. starting in May and

running through September at Carousel Farms in Raleigh. Family entertainment and ponyrides will also be offered. Admission is $5 or free for kids 6 and under. For more call JeffMullen, (919) 796-8375.

***The 6th Annual Antique Farm Days show will be held May 4 & 5 at the Wayne County

Fairgrounds. The event features antique tractors and related equipment, cars, hit and missengines, food, a kids’ tractor pull and race. Admission is free. For more, call Jerry McGinnisat (919) 735-5503 or go to http://oilslingers.com

***The 4th Annual Franklin County Farm Foods and Crafts Tour will be held May 19 & 20

from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be nine farms to visit. Cost is $5. For more, go to http://franklin.ces.ncsu.edu or contact Martha Mobley, extension agent, at (919) 496-3344.

***A Five-County Beef Tour will be held June 26. The free program focuses on diversification

in the beef cattle industry and includes three farm visits and lunch. For more, contact MarthaMobley, extension agent, at (919) 496-3344.

Bucolic briefs

For the second year in arow, North Carolina has led thecountry in the loss of farms.Land values are on the rise,and in some areas of the statethe values are skyrocketing.

While that’s good forproperty owners, it also has itsdownside, too. Higherproperty values mean higherproperty taxes along withhigher costs to buy or rentadditional land for farming.These pressures often leavefarmers with few choices butto sell. And I don’t blame them.

But some farmers, l ikemyself, don’t want to sell offtheir family farms and wouldprefer to continue to work theland.

Some of the efforts of theAgricultural Development andFarmland Preservation TrustFund are designed to help makeit easier for farmers who wantto keep working their lands.

Working farms are impor-tant to maintaining our abilityto feed ourselves. They alsoprovide natural habitat forwildlife and clean air and waterfor us all.

There is still a lot of workto do before a final budget isapproved. The Governor ’sproposal will be debated bymembers of the GeneralAssembly before a final ver-sion is agreed on, but farmlandpreservation funding hassupport in the legislature aswell. In fact, legislators haveintroduced a bill recommending$10 million for the trust fund.

I encourage farmers tocontact their legislators andtalk to them about theimportance of farmlandpreservation and theenvironmental benefits ofkeeping farmland inproduction versus coveringland with concrete, homes and

Sowing seeds(Cont’d from pg. 1)

businesses.I will keep you informed on

the budget and otherlegislat ive issues as theydevelop.

Speaking of land loss, Iwant to briefly mention thedebate about the Navy’sproposal to build an outlyinglanding field in WashingtonCounty and why I haveencouraged the Navy toconsider an alternativelocation.

The project is expected toaffect 30,000 acres of farmlandthrough acquisition and userestrictions. Currently, almost90 percent of the landproposed for this landing fieldis used for productionagriculture, including 17,000acres of corn and soybeans.

Taking this land out ofproduction is estimated tocause agricultural losses of upto $6 million annually, whichis signif icant to the localeconomy and the businessesand jobs supported by farmingoperations in the northeasternpart of the state.

Without question I supportthe service and sacrifice of ourcountry’s military men andwomen. My father and histhree brothers served in WorldWar II, and I appreciate thefreedoms we have because oftheir service and others likethem.

But at a time when we arelosing so many farms, taking30,000 acres out of productionis at odds with the need to keepfarmland open for production.I bel ieve i t is also inopposition to our long-termgoals to become more energyindependent.

I hope the Navy wil lreconsider its plan and workwith the state to find other siteoptions.

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receipt for tax preparation.In 2006, SoSA worked with 600 individual

farmers, up from 417 in 2002. In the same five-year period, partner agencies increased from1,542 to 2,266, indicating there is a greaterneed for food assistance in the state.

“We glean surplus produce in any volume.From the car load to the tractor-trailer load,Society of St. Andrew gleans whatever isedible,” said Julia Webb Bowden, director ofSoSA-NC in Durham. “We will go into thefields and pick out everything left behind andthen put it in 10-pound bags, or we can movebulk or packaged produce that has been inthe warehouse.

“Too big, too small, too ugly, while itdoesn’t sell well in a grocery store, fills ahungry belly just as well as perfectly uniformproduce,” she added.

The N.C. Department of Agriculture andConsumer Services works with SecondHarvest Food Banks and SoSA to transportproduce. “We try to move as much produceas we can for SoSA, using federal fundingfrom The Emergency Food AssistanceProgram,” said Gary Gay, director of theNCDA&CS Food Distribution Division. “Inthe 2005-2006 f iscal year, the FoodDistribution Division helped SoSA distributemore than 3.3 million pounds of produce.”

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The N.C. Department of Agriculture and ConsumerServices and the N.C. Horse Council is calling on horseowners for help with a short survey to try to determinehow much feed owners are purchasing annually andwhere they are buying that feed.

Revenue from an equine feed assessment that is usedto promote the horse industry has been on the declinesince 2003 despite a growth in the horse population inthe state.

“The numbers don’t add up and we are trying todetermine where the break down is occurring,” saidSteve Lathrop, NCDA&CS interim horse specialist. “Themoney generated by the assessment is critical to thework of the N.C. Horse Council in promoting, lobbyingand educating about the state’s growing horseindustry.”

Under the assessment, horse owners pay $2 per tonfor horse feed, which is collected at retail outlets. Those

Horse owners urged to fill out horse survey on feed purchases

Now is the time to evaluatenitrogen needs of wheat

Now is the time for farmers to be thinking about nitrogenfertilization of wheat. The N.C. Department of Agricultureand Consumer Services reminds growers to watch their cropclosely and be ready to collect tissue samples at theappropriate stage of growth. A tissue test is the only reliableway to determine the correct amount of nitrogen to apply.

Tissue samples should be taken when wheat reachesZadoks growth stage 30 (or the equivalent Feekes 4–5 stage).Check the growth stage by digging up a plant and slicing itdown the middle. If the distance from the bottom of theplant to the top of the seed head is one-half inch, then it istime to submit a tissue sample to the NCDA&CS AgronomicDivision laboratory.

To take a sample, use a pair of clippers or a sharp knifeand collect the entire above-ground portion of the plant.Cut or clip the leaves about a half-inch above the ground tominimize soil particles clinging to the tissue. Also removeany dead tissue. A good sample consists of two handfuls ofwheat plants collected randomly from 15 to 20 placesthroughout a field. The tissue sampling process is depictedonline at www.ncagr.com/agronomi/pictorial.htm.

Put the sample in a paper bag or plant tissue envelopeprovided by NCDA&CS. Do not use plastic bags. Fill outthe Plant Sample Information sheet, and be sure to writedown the exact Zadoks, or Feekes, growth stage. Ship thesample(s) along with the completed Plant SampleInformation sheet(s) and appropriate processing fee to theNCDA&CS laboratory.

The NCDA&CS Agronomic Division processes tissuesamples within three days of their arrival at the lab. Thequickest way to get test results is to visit the division’sWeb site, www.ncagr.com/agronomi/, and select “Find YourReport” on the left side of the page. Reports are also mailedto growers and their advisers.

For additional information or assistance, contact yourNCDA&CS regional agronomist. To find the regionalagronomist assigned to your area, visit www.ncagr.com/agronomi/rahome.htm, or call Kent Messick at (919) 733-2655.

funds are then forwarded to NCDA&CS as pass-throughrevenue for the Horse Council. NCDA&CS doesn’tcollect any fees from the revenue.

Horse owners are being asked to fill out a short five-question survey that can be found at http://www.ncagr.com/markets/livestock/horse/feedsurvey/index.htm.

To request a copy of the survey to fill out, call Lathropat (919) 733-7887.

Africanized honeybees pose greaterthreat to European bees and livestockState developing plan to protect bee industry if Africanized bees arrive in N.C.

with leftover food can contact the Society of St.Andrew toll-free at (866) 453-2662 or call the FoodDistribution Division’s Food Donation Hotline, (888)498-3449, to find a local hunger-relief agency.

Farmers are encouraged to talk to their tax adviserabout the benefits of donating produce. Farmersare protected from liability through the EmersonGood Samaritan Food Donation Act.

Albert Einstein once said, “If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would onlyhave four years left to live.”

According to an article in the March 2000 issue of Bee Culture magazine, honeybees are responsiblefor one-third of everything that people eat every day. North Carolina’s bee-dependent crops includeapples, blueberries, cucumbers, pumpkins, squash, strawberries and watermelons.

That puts a lot of pressure on beekeepers who are already battling a mysterious illness that is killingsome of the honeybee population. Now the African honeybee is entering into the mix. Africanhoneybees, often sensationalized as “killer bees,” are spreading from Florida and Texas to neighboringstates such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

“The fact that they have invaded Arkansas, which shares similar environmental conditions to NorthCarolina, demonstrates their ability to adapt to conditions here,” said Don Hopkins, state apiarist withthe N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences.

State bee specialists such as Hopkins say there is no cause for alarm in North Carolina yet. Butinforming the public and beekeepers about the benefits of the European honeybee and the relativelylow risk of deaths from African honeybee stings is a proactive way to address this problem.

Yearly death rates from bee stings are far lower than from lightning strikes, yet public fear of beeattacks is pervasive. This suggests that the Africanized bee “threat” is more perceived than real.

When they do arrive in North Carolina, the state’s frontline defense lies with bee experts such asHopkins and beekeepers who manage the genetics of their colonies to create a genetic buffer betweenhumans and the feral African honeybee population. The N.C. Africanized Honey Bee Task Force isworking on a comprehensive response plan consisting of education, quarantine and researchcomponents. The initial action plan available on the Web at http://www.ncahb.com.

Unlike the European honeybee, African bees are indiscriminate in their nesting sites. “Any smallcavity that would be not much larger than a gallon is ideal. An old bucket, a tree cavity or water meterboxes are a favorite around homes. Anything with a cavity of up to 3 liters or larger,” Hopkins said.

Spring is the prime time for honeybees to test potential sites. “If you have a hole in the wall or treecavity that looks inviting to a colony and you see that kind of ‘snooping’ activity near the area, seal itup with duct tape, insulating foam or a screen to make that area unavailable,” Hopkins said.

“If someone notices a colony being established, then do something sooner rather than later,” hesaid. “The best advice to give people who suspect they have a colony of African honeybees on theirproperty is to call a bee specialist or the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences PlantIndustry Division at (919) 233-8214. “Avoid dealing with the bees. Most people who have beenattacked by African bees were aware that a colony existed on their property for several weeks,”Hopkins said.

Volunteers, of all sizes, bag potatoes thatwere stored in warehouses during the winter.


MF 1500 4x4 V8 CAT, $5,500;JD 375 rnd. baler, 5x4, 91 model,$4,800; N1 corn picker, $600.Wayne Johnson, Cameron 910-947-5582.

100 Farmall tractor w/cults.& fert. sower, 12v, GC, $2,500.Joe Ward, Whitevi l le 910-840-2491.

3-pt. hitch for Super A, $400;3-pt. 5’ disc, Athens model 50,$400; 3-pt. 10’ pea weeder, $150;set of cult. shanks for Super A,4 front, 2 rear w/sweeps, $150.Walter Mayo, Kinston 252-522-1080.

JD Rainbow irrigation system100 hp, 550 GPM pump. $9,000;traveler type irrigation reel, w/3½ pipe, $9,000; high-pressure PTOirrigation pump, $1,000. Z. Hedgecock,Wallburg 336-869-7979.

JD 2440 tractor, 60hp, w/loader,$7,500; 101 Ford plow, 3-14”,$275. J.R. Hobson, Boonville 336-367-7768.

Troybilt t i l ler, 7hp, Kohlereng., Horse model, all metal, manualstart, HD tines, furrow attach-ment, all books, EC, $500. W.Walton, Carthage 910-947-2334.

50s Massey Harris pony, runsgreat, rebuilt trans., excel. sheetmetal, hydraul., full set cults., 90%rear tires, $1,750. David Harrison,Rockwell 704-933-6714.

’85 Ford tractor model 1310,4WD, diesel, 537 hrs., new 4’ bushhog,$6,000 OBO. Jeff Crook, Con-cord 704-784-4899.

Intl. Farmall 140 tractor w/front & rear cults., fert. dist., rearweights & 3-pt. hitch, $5,335.Johnny Webster, Mooresville 704-400-7867.

Two bandsaw welders, threephase, one on stand, one not, $200/both. Hulan Johnston, Litt leton252-586-4270.

1460 IH combine, 820 flex,RWA minor repairs; 1966 Chev.20 ft. Godwin scissor dump, $12,500.M.D. Smith, Godwin 910-891-4713.

2001 Scotts riding lawnmowerw/power bagger attach., 20hp, 46”cut, needs new eng., bagger cost$600, sell for $400. Carol Carter,Hurdle Mills 336-364-4739.

1951 Ford tractor w/2-bot-tom plow, GC, $3,500. Otis Mendenhall,Lexington 336-787-4909.

Sukup tob. cultivator, model9400, ground driven fert. hop-pers, 3 sets of sweeps, adj. ridgers,“new”, $5,000. John Thomas, 6870Roser Pittman Rd., Sanford, NC27332.

Simplicity lawn tractor , 18hphydro., 38” cut, Regent series, used3 times, $2,800 new, sell for $1,700OBO; Kathy/Tom Kuhns 919-369-6496 or 427-0650.

Model 22C MSC tobacco setter,2-row, GC, $495; King 7 tang chiselplow, GC, $495. R.L. Landing, ElmCity 252-236-4424.

TO20 Ferguson, $1,900 ortrade for ATV. Jim Smolder, Kernersville336-996-0426.

Farmall Super A w/cults., $2,500.Alan Foltz, Winston-Salem 336-215-6752.

1953 Super M Farmall, runsgreat, good sheet metal, 281 cu.in. eng., great pulling tractor, 16.9x38rear tires, wheely bars, weights,brackets incld., $3,500. Josh Butler,Yadkinvil le 336-961-3685.

Danuser post driver, runs offpower take-off & 3-pt. hitch, $650;’95 2510 Long tractor 800 hrs,VGC, $6,000. Rick Diehl, Denton336-857-2442.

Shaver post driver, model HD-8, $1,500; hay spear, heavy duty,bucket mount, $150; hay fork for3-pt. hitch, $200; all in EC. CharlesYounger, Sparta 336-372-5539.

JD sprayer, pul l type, 110gal. w/foam marker, $650; 4-wheelwagon, 8 ft. wide, 20 ft. long, allmetal, $650. Jimmy Agner, Salisbury704-279-4394.

Two 112 JD lawnmowers, GC,$800/ea.; 70 JD lawnmower, GC,$600. Lynn Crissman, Bear Creek919-837-5747 or 545-1638.

Gehl haybine, model 2410,7 ft., used little, extra blade, $1,800.George Jones, Julian 336-697-1441.

Single plow, 3-pt. hitch, $100.Ed Gruer, Pleasant Garden 336-674-7227.

6 no- t i l l coul ter & c lampfor no-till planter, $600; two 2-row rolling water & fert. hoppers,one w/out good shgs, $600-$400.Douglas Wall, Clayton (919) 553-4187.

801 Power Master Ford dieseltractor , 3 pt., live lift, GC, $3,500.Joe Ward, Whitevi l le 910-840-2491.

Cobey manure spreader, #1-M-4-1 644, $700; 3-pt. Imco dirtpan, 3 pt. hitch, $200. W.O. Whitaker,Gibsonville 336-449-4798.

Set of Roanoke bulk barnracks, $500. Paul Apple, Gibsonville336-656-3467.

Grain bins , four 6,700 bu.bins, $600/ea.; one 5,000 bu., $500.William Draughon, Fayetteville 910-483-9190.

Intl. 241 big rnd. baler, GC,field ready, $1,500; JD mowingmachine, 6 ft. cut, GC, some ex-tra parts, No.9 & No.9 W, $275;JD rotary hoe, 8 ft. wide, 3-pt.hook, GC, $175. Glenn Barker,Lexington 336-472-2763.

Ford tractor , 4WD, 4830 Series,2,300 hrs., $13,000. Bob Willis,Providence 336-388-2128.

AC fork l i f t , 4,000 lbs. 3-stage boom, 48” forks, 15 ft. heightlift, solid tires, warehouse styple,4 cyl. propane motor, solid & tightmachine, $1,900 OBO. David Owen,Bennett 336-581-3113 or 842-7987.

Holland 1-row rotary transplanterw/55 gal. want tank, 3-pt. hitch,VGC, sheltered, $525. Bobby James,Cedar Grove 919-563-4699.

NH 658 rnd. baler w/Bale CommandPlus, baled less than 100 rolls,$12,500. Johnny Bradley, Rutherfordton828-245-7515.

Walton hay tedder, modelWT21, $2,800; NH haybine mowerconditioner, model 488, $5,500;NH 565 sq. baler w/wagon hitch& chute, $5,400; Brillion cultipacker,10 ft., two section, $900. CharlesMcPherson, Mebane 919-563-3032.

Yanmar 2500 diesel tractor,29hp, looks & runs LN, $4,850;Yanmar 2000, 24hp diesel, w/equip.,$4,850 or separate. R. Wilson,Kernersvil le 336-993-4916.

1966 Intl. 424 gas tractor,38hp, GC, good tires, $2,600. RogerKendrick, Gastonia 704-867-4843.

Warshawski irrig. pump , air-cooled 4-cyl. gas eng. w/65 piecesof 3 in. alum. pipe ea. 20’8” long,78 coupling, sprinkler head andflex hose pieces, $3,500/all. WalterFonville, Burlington 336-578-0132.

Fred Cain 9 shank t i l ler,3-pt. hitch, sheltered, EC, $300;8 ft. Leinbach cultipacker, 3-pt.hitch, sheltered, EC, $525. JesseScott, Pinnacle 336-325-2133.

AC model 6C combine w/bin, always sheltered, $300. Eu-gene Young, Salisbury 704-636-4955.

NH 848 rnd. baler, hydraul.twine tie, $4,800. Buck Hart, Statesville704-880-5439.

Sawmills, two old Turner mills,3 saws need restocking, $1,200;D.C. Case for parts or restore,$500. J. Beaver, Statesville 704-873-4629.

7020 AC tractor, 123 powertake-off HP, good eng., new bat-teries & rear tires, trans. needssome work, $4,600 OBO. Tho-mas Hill, Trinity 336-861-4991.

Powell spray, 3 wheel w/2-row topper, $2,750; MF 165 diesel,P.S., good tires, 65 spd. w/multipower,$4,500. Harvey Groce, Ronda 828-835-3022.

1972 Intl. 4x4 2-ton truck w/spreader bed, $7,500 or will selltruck for $3,500. Roger Groce,Ronda 828-468-8635.

Simplicity garden tractor w/B&S motor, 42” deck, $475; SearsSuburban, 16hp & plow, $500; motors5hp up to 23hp, $50 & up. E.W.Keller, Mooresville 704-663-1577.

Two-row Taylor tobacco primer,GC, $1,600; Bacqu tobacco balerw/scales, GC, $2,550. Lonnie Sharpe,Elm City 252-236-4822.

Intl. 100 Balance sickle mower,7 ft., 3-pt. hook-up, new blade,new belt, mostly new fingers, manual,GC, $500. Gerald Rowe, Lucama252-239-0148.

‘980 JD 650 compact ut i l -ity tractor , diesel, 3-pt. hitch,3 ptos, inclds. 5’ snow blade &5’ belly mower, diff. lock on rearwheels, $3,200 OBO. Roger Transeau,Thomasvil le 336-847-7460.

8630 JD tractor w/5 ½ yd.soil mover pan, 8-95% tires, $20,000,will separate. Tom Stroud, Morven704-851-9405.

Super M Farmall tractor , GC,sheet metal & tires, needs paint,$2,600. Joe Cloaninger, Statesville704-873-8666.

Farmall 100 w/equip., $6,000;Farmall Super C, w/equip., $4,000.Donald Cannon, Ayden 252-746-4600.

1953 Cub, new paint & tires,nice, $2,500; Leinbach 5-ft. cul-tivator, $225. Richard Rodier, Concord704-792-1943.

L gleaner d iesel combine,16 ft. grain head, 6-row corn head,GC, $3,500; 850 NH rnd. baler,GC, $1,200. Pratt Karriker, Mooresville704-857-7051.

Ford 9N tractor , great cond.,7 pieces of equip., $3,500. Hol-land Bost, China Grove 704-857-2736.

Three hi t & miss engs. &trailer, 2hp, 2 ½hp & 3hp, packagedeal, $4,200. Gene Baker, Durham919-688-1608.

311 NH hay baler, sq. bales,VGC, spent $1,160 in 06 for parts& labor, $3,000. Derrick Bunn,Spring Hope 252-205-6477.

2005 MF 1533 diesel, 33hp,150 hrs., 8 spd. shuttle, live lift,live PTO, sheltered, $13,950. OwenMoore, High Point 336-882-4281.

IH 574 diesel tractor, 46hp,completely overhauled eng. & injectionpump, hyd. sys. Rebuilt, new tires& rims, aux. hyd. valve on back,550 & 1100 PTO shaft, 3-pt. hitch& new seat, $6,500. Denny Rollins,Mocksvil le 336-492-7223.

1935 A JD tractor, rnd. spokewheels, 1938B JD, round spokewheels & more, $2,500-$5,500.James Talbert, 6560 Old ValleySchool Rd., Kernersville 27284.

Tree removal equip., 1-tonChevy dump truck, Intl. crane truck,Chevy bucket truck, Brush Ban-dit chipper, GC, $5,000 up; NH282 hay baler, square bales, needsrepair, $500. M. Leonard, Louisburg919-496-4525.

Case IH diesel tractor, model3220, 1997, 50hp, 2WD, canopy,dual hydraul. lines, low hrs., lastyr. of Case-IH eng., $12,000. CharlesO’Bryant III, Greensboro 336-644-1439.

1947 AC WC, looks & runsgreat, hand brakes, pto, no hydraul.,$1,500. Leon Dillard, Henderson252-213-2385.

Long rack barns w/new heatexchanger barns & racks in ex-cel. shape, $1,200. Willie Gammons,Mt. Airy 336-351-6769.

JD hit & miss eng., restored,1.5hp, skidded, excel. runner, $1,500.Larry Trammel, Chapel Hill 919-929-5578.

JD 9950 cot ton picker, 4-row, field ready, $22,000. GarryRichard, Newton 828-234-7870.

JD 7000 no-ti l l planter, 4-38 in. row seed monitor, $3,000.Lucas Richard, Newton 704-462-1417.

Fella drum mower, 5’5” cut,requires no remote hydraul., usedonce on 7 ac of fescue, alwayssheltered, $4,000. Craig Bodenheimer,High Point 336-906-0377.

574 Intl. tobacco special 2-row diesel, PS, remotes, hi-lowtrans., good paint & tires, $5,950;Ford 501 sickle mower, $375; Shaverpost driver, 3 pt., GC, $750; JD,Hardee, several 5 ft. bush hogs,$100 & up. Charles Perkins, Burlington336-584-6460.

JD rnd. hay baler, model 375,5x4, GC, field ready, $6,000. DavidCorn, Hendersonville 828-685-8883.

Vicon SP471 hay baler, GC,$3,700; JD 1219 mower condi-tioner, $2,500, both used in 2006;Gleaner F coombine, 4 row head,$3,500. Brad Moore, Liberty 336-622-5618.

Athens bog harrow, heavypull type, 8 disc, GC, outer disc19, inner disc 21 in., roller bear-ings, $120. Frank Shepard, Julian336-685-4698.

1968 Roanoke harvester w/6 trailers, rollers, field ready, newradiator, muffler, not used in 2006,$2,500; 2 Dixie bulk barns, oneconverted, Powell racks, both for$1,500. David Broach, Roxboro336-592-3060.

MF 135 diesel w/remotes &canopy, GC, $5,800; 10’ hyd. bushhog,EC, $3,000; MF 39 4-row planter,GC, $500. Jackie Holder, Elkin336-366-2244.

MF 231 tractor , 45hp, 460hrs., EC, power steering, $8,500.Everett Johnson, Goldston 919-837-0114.

Metal grain silo, 7,000 bu.,24 ft. diameter, EC, $3,500. PatrickWest, Winston-Salem 336-699-4205.

TD20B dozer w/13 ft. blade,shuttle shift trans., good hydraul.,good eng., tracks need minor re-pair, $6,000. Edwin Sanders, Seagrove336-879-5137.

74 MF tractor , 135 diesel, 8spd., live pto, 33hp, VGC, $6,500.Jack Osborne, Mooresville 704-664-2823.

1959 JD 630T, $4,800; 1950JD B, $3,000; 1947 JD BNH, $2,500;1935 JD B, $2,800; 1938 JD A,$3,200; 1950 JD B, $3,000; 1960JD 430W, $4,800; JD 720W, $5,800.Phil ip Turner, Shelby 704-482-8851 aft. 7 p.m.

1967 Ford 2000 tractor, 3cyl. gas, live lift, good tires, $2,800OBO; 1944 C AC tractor, 2 discplow, $1,000 OBO. Kenneth Carter,New London 704-463-7186.

MF 232 loader & bucket, $1,200OBO; head gate, $300 OBO. ChrisGoodrum, Mooresville 704-427-0052.

1952 8N Ford, rebuilt eng.,$2,700; 885 David Brown w/bushhog& bale spear, $1,800. Q. Dillard,Durham 919-383-3946.

Hi-CO 5 ft. bushhog, $200.Bob Hatley, Concord 704-723-9627.

309 Ford 2-row corn planter,great cond., $575. Paul Willard,Oakridge 336-643-5480.

Woods grass seeder STR 60s,new, used little, $2,850; JD 60in. mid mount 7 iron mower deck,never used, fits 43-4410 series,$1,875. R. Jones, Holly Springs919-552-2879.

Kuboto M4030SU tractor, 380hrs., LNC, $8,900. Ron Gaddy,Taylorsvil le 828-632-7704.

Ford 309 2-row planter w/fert., owners manual, nice, alwayssheltered, $850; IH 2-bottom plow,fast hitch, nice, $250. Walt Dillon,Wendell 919-365-3611 aft. 6 p.m.

AC 4-row corn planter , shedkept, GC, $3,500; manure spreader,1 axle, pull type, wheel drivem,GC, shed kept, $800 OBO. DeweyMesimer, Davidson 704-933-8931.

JD 215 rigid head, GC, $2,000.Kirby Shepherd, Gibsonville 336-382-9748.

JD 336 sq. baler, GC, shel-tered, field ready, $3,500. AmyHallamore, Locust 704-485-3588.

Farmall Super A, new paint& tires, 60 in. mower, 2-pt. hitch,12v system, $2,750. Tommy Bruff,Lexington 336-249-1781.

NH 1-row carousel transplanterw/water barrel, used 1 season, sheltered,bought new, fast hitch, $800. JohnBeliezky, Stoneville 336-627-0151.

Set of 3-pt . forks, factorymfg., $200; 3-pt. hay spear, fac-tory mfg., $100. Will iam Ellis,Cleveland 704-278-0774.

JD backhoe, 3-pt. hitch, PTOdriven pump, stabilizer legs, $4,000.William Tuttle, Elizabeth City 252-264-4592.

Lightweight 20 disk harrow,good for gardens, food plots, $300.Zach Jordan, High Point 336-442-7176.

Cole corn planter, single row,double seed hopper, mounted ona heavy duty cult., lots of extraseed plates, EC, $500. Don Elam,Robbins 919-548-4221.

Howse 6 ft. bushhog w/slipclutch, $450; JD 513 5 ft. bushhog,$600. Jeff Everhart, Triad area336-239-0050.

JD 5420, 4x4, 2120 hrs., clean& well kept, $25,250. Lane Swindell,Kittrel l 919-740-1945.

Rotary tiller attachment , 30in., for JD tractor series 240, 260,265 & 285, $50. Marcel Renn,Salisbury 704-637-8931.

Troy bilt cycle bar mower,42 in., VGC, $500. Joe Strube,Charlotte 704-547-0428.

MF TO-35 gas tractor, painted,everything works, w/new 5 ft. bushhog,$4,800. Larry O’Barr, Gibsonville336-697-0754.

NH haybine, model 467, 7ft. cut, GC, $1,000. Phillip Smith,Gibsonville 336-621-1425.

05 JD Gator, gas eng., 4x2,sprayed-on liner in bed & floor,elect. dump, top & windshield, EC,450 hrs., $4,800. Breck High, LaurelHill 910-544-9262.

2002 Honda Foreman 450ES,4x4, great shape, $3,650. MichaelBoard, Kannapolis 704-239-9616.

JD #9 3-pt. s ickle mower,7’ cut, $300. Leonard Bruff, Lexington336-474-0993.

1980s 2130A JD tractor, goodmotor, 1 new tire, sell motor for$1,200 or whole tractor for $1,500,good for parts. Dawn McCall, Claremont828-241-2696.

1971 Ford 3000, GC, new seat& lights, tractor runs great, $6,000neg. Cameron Taylor, Morganton828-443-9912.

98 Geh l mode l 7190 feedwagon, EC, $2,500. Mark Pardue,Sparta 336-657-0467.

JD 900HC of fset cu l ts . &dist., 2,100 hrs., $10,500; Farmallw/cults., $3,500. Sam Locklear,Monroe 704-634-7926.

’49 Farmall C , restored in2001, new rubber, 12v, wide front,3-pt. hitch, bolts on/no cyl., $3,000OBO. Don Andrews, Candler 828-667-3116.

Skidloader grapple forks, $1,200;pallet forks, $650; Forkl i f t at-tach. for tractors by 3-pt. hitch,$1,200; 2020 JD tractor, 54hpdiesel, power steering, 2 sets ofaux. hydraul., EC, $7,200. B. Zsigmond,Rutherfordton 828-245-6652.

NH 847 rnd. baler w/auto.ties, 4x5 bales, GC, $2,000. MaxAsbill, Seagrove 336-879-6131.

Prodigy mini skid steer w/trailer, auger trencher, bucket, 2auger heads & leveler, great forlandscaper or irrigation, $7,000.Gary Thrift, Thomasville 336-475-2739.

JD 2030 tractor, used for cuttinggrass and blade work, EC, SCV remotein rear, mid SCV remote for loader,sheltered, orig. paint, $7,800; 4-row rolling cults., $500; 2-row peanutdigger, $250. Paul Greene, Durham919-598-5621.

2005 Honda TRX350, 4x4 Rancher,<90 hrs., EC, $4,500. Charles Trotter,Bear Creek 919-948-3965.

MF 1990 2WD, EC, sheltered,2,600 hrs. $15,500 or trade forsame size hp 4WD or some big-ger. James Clark, Bryson City 828-488-6961 or 828-736-1270.

NH 6610S, 80hp, 1,090 hrs.,EC, $15,500; JD 260 disc mower,$3,800; JD 731 tedder, $800; NH254 ted/rake, $750. Mack Langdon,Willow Spring 919-210-1090.

Triple-disc rough land turningplows, 3-pt. hitch, $300; woodsawfor Intl., 1-pt. hitch, $65; Intl.6 ft. belly sickle mower, $100.Marvin Trent, Reidsville 336-349-5651.

302A JD backhoe loader, needswork, $3,000; Commercial BrushBandit 90 WXP, 37hp wood chipper,Wisc. eng., $6,000; Hardee 5 ft.bushhog, needs repair, $75. Rob-ert Campbell, Richfield 704-639-1171.

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4400 JD combine, 13 ft. grainhead, straw spreader, sheltered, readyto go, $3,000 or will consider trade.Harold Hicks, Mocksville 336-492-2209.

Bog harrow, 3-pt. hi tch, 8disk, $125. D. Moffitt, Siler City919-742-4916.

140 Farmall, complete w/cults.,discs, fert. attach., GC, $3,500;Ford 2000, good tires & shape,$3,600. Roger Holt, Stokesdale336-908-9465.

Farmall Cub , new paint, de-cals, seat, wiring, battery, fronttires, clutch, front bushings, goodhydraul. & eng., $2,800 or willtrade for Super A or equivalent.Chub Safrit, Concord 704-782-1285.

68 NH S baler, $650; 8 wheel,3 pt. V. rake, $500. Franklin Graves,Linwood 336-853-7468.

72 Intl. 454 gas tractor, ps,live pto, good working cond., orig.paint, 3,250 hrs., $4,900. D.T.Lipe, Gold Hill 704-279-8061.

JD 757 Ztrack, 25hp Kawasaki,60” deck, 500 hrs., $5,000; Husqvarnazero-turn mower, LN, 208 hrs.,23hp Kohler, 52” deck, $4,500;Scag Cougar zero-turn, 25hp Kohler,48” w/bagger, 1,200 hrs., $3,500.Jerry Husketh, Durham 919-471-8760.

Murray heavy duty lawn tractor ,‘04 model, never used, new, 21hpeng., large wheels, heavy trans.,46 in. cut, cost $1,850, sell for$1,250. Kenneth Cruthis, High Point336-861-4785.

20’ Apache hay feeder wagon,8 y/o, GC, $2,200; NI manure spreader,8’ long, ground driven, GC, shel-tered, needs tires, $500; S.S. liq-uid mineral feeder w/lick wheels,$225; cattle head catch gate, $225;two hay feeder rings,galv., LN,$100/ea. Norris Williams, Graham336-376-6601.

JD 2155 tractor, 1987 w/3,869hrs., stored inside, new seals &oil cooler, excel. rubber, $8,500.Patrick Kennedy, Washington 252-944-7918.

JD 4420 combine, cab burned,lots of good parts, $1,500 OBO;straw chopper for JD 4420 com-bine, GC, $500. Robert Saunders,Burlington 336-226-0307.

JD 24 disk harrow, $600; Intl.986, GC, $7,500, NH 258 hayrake w/dolley, $2,000; Athens 2-disk plow, $350. D.L. Sain, Vale704-462-2476.

JD 2640, $7,500; JD 6620 combine,$9,500; Vermeer 605J bales, $4,800;NH 570 sq. baler, $5,500; 1465NH haybine, $5,200, & more. RichardGlover, Bessemer City 704-629-5520.

1977 NH 273 baler, $3,000;1982 NH 472 haybine, $3,000;cult. w/draghare, $550; one owner,sheltered, field ready. Larry Smith,Mooresvil le 704-857-9365.

’51 JD B restored, good tires& metal, $3,200 OBO. Louis Holloway,Greenville 252-756-5661 LM.

Allied 396 loader & mountfor 40-60 hp 5 ft. bucket, greatcond., $2,000. Thomas Lunt, Stoneville336-573-2230.

Ford 4600 w/factory cab, $2,000/$5,500; 18’ or longer steel flatbed,cotton wagon, bale accumulatoror loader, 755B JD track loader,$1,000-$20,000. Brent Strickland,Louisburg 919-496-7108.

Sitrex 60 in. finishing mower,3-pt. hitch, rear discharge, LNC,$600. Perry Clifton, Belews Creek336-595-9669.

JD 115 disk harrow, 12’ wide,orig. tires & disks, $2,000; JD4-row cult., set for wide row cornbut will adjust, $750. Patrick Miller,Mocksvil le 336-998-3409.

Ford 4600, EC, ROPS w/canopy,rear aux. hydraul., $9,200; Ryanwalk-behind sod cutter, $1,000.Dave Rush, Lexington 336-345-7565.

Generac portable generator,15,000 watt, 22,500 surge, lowhrs, GC, $1,700. Clayton Coo-per, Julian 336-685-9867.

’01 JD Gator, 4x2, 260 hrs.,bedliner, oil filter, brushguard, elect.dump, windshield, great shape, garagekept, $4,700. David Gall imore,Denton 336-857-3005.

74 Ford 3000 gas tractor, 2,234hrs., power steering, 8 spd., EC,$5,500; JD 246 corn planter, 2-row fert. dist., extra plates, op-erators manual, LN, $650; NH 518manure spreader, 205 bu., EC, $1,900.T. Hohn, Archdale 336-434-5321.

2001 Bobcat 773 Turbo w/1,225 hrs., new rubber, smoothbucket & new tooth bar, job ready,equip. trailer w/lights, brakes &spare tire, $17,500. W.Q. Royall,Yadkinvil le 336-961-6774.

Golf cart gas powered withtop, GC, $1,400. Christa McManus,Monroe 704-764-2124.

Ford 530 hay baler, sheltered,GC, $800; 451 NH sickle mower,GC, $1,250. B. Lester, Winston-Salem 336-201-2206.

8N Ford tractor w/Woods 5’finish mower, both VGC, alwaysgaraged, $4,900. Eddie Phillips,Goldston 919-898-4502.

Farmall disc bog quick at-tach 7’ 10/20” scallop disc, ad-justable, $200. Forrest Michael,Lexington 336-787-5382.

1974 Ford 9600 tractor, dualwheels & cab, field ready, $9,000.Homer Hand, Salisbury 704-637-2495.

’77 Farmall 140 needs paint,fast hitch, scrape, cultivators, bushhog,tiller, double plow, 16 disc/har-row, ro1ling cultivator, $5,000.Thomas Price, Stokesdale 336-427-3409.

’49 8N Ford nice sheet metalgood paint, new front tires, startsand runs perfect mechanical, VGC,$2,700. Joe Hyatt, Thomasvil le336-475-1295.

Smal l Baker fork l i f t , pro-pane, 4 cyl engine, new tires onfront, runs good, manual trans-mission, $2,000. Charles Barrett,Norwood 704-438-2270.

NH 488 haybine 9 ft cut, fieldready, GC, $1,800. Tony Harmon,Julian 336-685-4059.

JD bog harrow 7’ cut, $800;IH finishing harrow, double wingtrailer type, 1 section missing,$150. William Spease, Pfafftown336-945-5398.

JD M runs or good for parts,$850; scoop pan 3 pt hitch, EC,$195. Pat Belskie, Aberdeen 910-281-4646.

Manure spreader one axle,pull type, wheel driven, shed kept,$800 OBO; AC 4 row corn planter,shed kept, GC, $3,500. Dewey Mesimer,Davidson 704-933-8931.

NH 488 haybine 9’ cut, GC,$1,200; Ford 3 pt hook, hayrack,GC, $350; AC finishing disc, 10’,$700; 3,500 bu grain bin with 40’unloading auger, GC, $1,500. JoeDaniel, Denton 336-859-4027.

Heston hay condition model1110 7’ cut, GC, $2,100. AlfredKernodle, 5105 H. W 150E, BrownsSummit 27214.

MM445 runs, $1,750; 830 Casediesel, $1,250; Ford Major, $600;560 Farmall diesel, $750. Bill Lynthacum,Troy 910-572-1916.

30 blade disc on wheels, $1,000;NH silage wagon, self unloading,$1,000; 7700 Ford tractor, $12,000.Jason Westmoreland, Troutman704-528-5224.

Howse bushhog 5’, $450; scrapeblade with swivel and tilt, 6 ft,$250. Sam Boyles, Yadkinville 336-463-5676.

Case tractor 380 diesel PS,$6,000; 4600 Ford diesel PS, $7,700.David Shepherd, Wilkesboro 336-921-3166.

MF 220 2 row 3 pt cultiva-tor, $250; MF 30 Dynabalancecycle mower, $125; MF 175 tractor,NR, $2,000; MF 275 tractor, $3,500;Cole 2 row planter/fertilizer hopperson Ferguson cultivator frame, $450.Thaxton Richardson, Jr. Greens-boro 336-656-3961.

’02 TS110, 4 remotes, 2WD,shuttle transmission, LNC, $25,500.Phil Zimmerman, Lexington 336-764-1043.

JD MX5 rotary cutter 5’ deck,¼” thick body, gear box, alwayssheltered, $1,195 OBO. Corey Swift,Mt Airy 336-786-5343 or 276-620-2941-cel l .

8N Ford tractor w/Woods 5’finish mower, always garaged, bothVGC, $4,900. Eddie Phillips, Goldston919-898-4502.

NH 1044 bale wagon, GC, $6,000.Don Yost, Salisbury 704-433-9820.

AC 72 combine sheltered, AC66 combine for parts, Holland onerow setter, one row stalk cutter,planters, rotary hoe and IH cultshanks, $25-$500. Franklin Riv-ers, Macon 252-257-3224.

’52 G AC with cults, backlay off plow with hydraulic lift,VGC, $5,200; farm trailer 10’Lx5’W,ball hitch $375; 3 pt scoop, $150.Charles Spainhour, Winston-Sa-lem 336-765-1496.

OFrick parts mandrel w/3 bearings,pulleys $300; set works model B$250; 6 gove 30” pulley, $150;6 groove 10” pulley, $75; 2 newsaw wenches, $25/ea. Richard Loomis,Lexington 336-248-2158.

’04 JD 2210 front end loader,6’ mowing deck VGC, $9,950; JD’37 B model completely restored,perfect condition, $4,000. JerryGreene or Chad Teeter, Oakboro704-491-1626.

Grist Mil l one for restora-tion one for parts, $1,000/for both.Joey Elkins, Clarkton 910-648-2156.

’03 Swisher mower gas powered,VGC, $1,000. Peggy Andrus, HurdleMills 919-644-1953.

JD 1326 discbine with fails,$3,500; Intern’l 990, 7’ haybine,$450; NH 256 hay rake, $1,000.Jimmy Garner, Richfield 704-636-5615.

Four 15,000 bu grain bins, $1,000up; 80 ft elevator leg, $3,000 nego;super B grain dryer, $3,000 nego.Quentin Gregory, Halifax 252-583-9811.

Two disc Dearborne plow 3pt hitch, GC, $200. Frank Smith,Jr, Siler City 919-742-4304.

Ford 309 2 row corn planter,fixed or flex o hitch GC, $400.Jerry Weavil, Kernersville 336-869-5204.

950 JD tractor 3 cyl diesel,EC, $8,200 or trade for zero turnmower w/72” deck, suspension. JohnnyJohnson, Richfield 704-239-1551.

Ghel 2170 mower conditioner,9’ cut, GC, $2,250. David Roberson,Hurdle Mills 336-364-7704.

’05 Massey Ferguson 1533diesel, 33 hp, 4 WD, 8 sp shuttletransmission, PS, live lift, live PTO,sheltered, LNC, $13,500. OwenMoore, High Point 336-882-4281.

Cotton wagon 40’ long, allsteel, $2,500. Seth Brown, Asheville282-254-7282.

D7 Cat 17A turbo engine, $7,500;sheep foot double drum, $3,750.James Skeen, Asheboro 336-241-2754.

’95 8770 NH tractor 160 hpcab, 2 WD, oval tires, loaded, EC,$30,000; 350 Taylor Way disc,56 blades, fold up, field ready ,$5,000 nego. J. B. Edwards, Beulaville910-298-4080.

IH 3 pt trip beam 4-16” bottomplows, $400; Long Big Red reelirrigation with 1,150 ft of almostnew pipe, VGC, $6,250; 8 ton 4wheel wagon, 1,100 gallon watertank, 1 y/o, $1,250. H. Dudney,Tabor City 910-653-3073.

Three Long barns racks, $1,500/ea or $3,600 for all three. TonyMabe, Danbury 336-831-3599.

Ford TW25 tractor with caband air, 140 hp, $7,000. MikePittman, Halifax 252-583-2075.

Hesston 5510 round baler, EC,sheltered, two extra belts, $4,000;Ford 142 18” 3 bottom plow, springtrip and rest EC, $450. Bobby Aldridge,Yanceyvil le 336-421-3853.

5420 JD tractor and loader,$20,500; NI disc mower $3,350;Beefco hay rake, 8 wheel, $1,750;16’ stock trai ler, $3,750. H.O.Davis, Reidsville 336-260-7606.

JD 6 row Danish tine culti-vator, used very little, $500; Lillingston6 row rolling cultivator, $500. FincherMartin, Ansonville 704-826-8018or 826-6172-day.

’86 Intern’l rollback 31,000GVW DT466 diesel engine, 5 spdwith 2 spd axle, air brakes, AC,24’ Godwin steel bed with 8,000lb Ramsey winch, $9,500. Rex Crouch,Rockingham 910-895-7958.

311 NH hay baler VGC, $3,000;grain bin 14x14 ft stand on pedgstate2,000 bu, GC, $500. D. Bunn, SpringHope 252-205-6477.

Two 18 box Roanoke bulk barns,one 18 box Dixie, $2,500/ea; ir-rigation system 3,000 ft of 5, 4and 3 inch pipe; 2 row tobaccosetter with fertil izer and water,$200 nego. Dwight Collins, Westfield336-351-2507.

Seed cleaner $400; 4230 JDtractor 750 hrs on rebuil t mo-tor, VGC, $15,000; rotary cut-ter, $100. J. Bunn, Spring Hope252-478-8031.

JD 12 spout grain drill, needsdrag chains, GC, $300; MF pulltype 28 blade leveling disc, GC,$800; JD 8’ lime spreader, GC,$150; NH 1 row tobacco setterwith gauge wheels, $200. BobbyAngell, Sanford 919-258-6272.

VAC ’48 model Case 3 pthitch, $1,000; cattle rack for longbed pick up, $100; pull type fin-ishing disc, double set, $50. Rickyor Sharon Stephens, Pilot Mtn 336-351-2557.

‘30’s seed cleaner works, $400;horse wagon, needs work, $600;spreader tires, 19L-16.1 on rims,8 lug, $100/for both; 12” chickenfeeder 300 or more, round 12”easy fill waters, 100 or more, $200/for all. Dennis Griffin, Monroe704-221-0727.

Ferguson 6 row peanut dig-ger, two old style Ferguson 4 rowp diggers all on 30” rows, $7,500/for all; two Goodyear 385/65R/22.5 retread truck tires, $250; twonew Stomil 14.9-24 tractor tires,$350. J. Winslow, Hertford 252-426-7070.

NH manure spreader, LN,$1,500; 4-row cult., $250. NeilHorne, Richlands 910-324-3792.

’93 JD 6400 w/cab and 4WD,EC, $30,000; ’75 JD 4430, ap-proximately 3,500 hrs, cab withair, GC, $14,000. Rodney Garrett,Hurdle Mills 336-364-9290.

Ford 601 Workmaster trac-tor, new tires and paint, must see,runs good, VGC, $3,500. RogerMcSwain, 704-435-5358-w, 300-8172-cell or [email protected]

190XT AC tractor 90 hp verygood paint and sheet metal, runsgood, $5,200. David Wells, RoseHill 910-990-1465.

Oliver 16”, 3 bottom plow,category 2 hitch, high rise withspring resets, have one new pointand shear as spares, $350. MikeHicks, Greensboro 336-362-7790.

14 ft cult ipacker on trans-port wheels, GC, $1,500; graindrill Case 5100, 14’ wide, 50 bu,20 grain spouts, $1,800; Gehl grindermixer 95 bu capicity, no rust, keptin shed, ready to use, $4,000. D.Garrison, Lincolnton 828-217-1736.

471 diesel power unit EC,$3,000; O Frick sawmill, rebuilton steel and portable with 3 or 4head blocks, 30” drive pulley andlumber gauge, $2,800; factory builtO Frick husky frame, $500. JohnKinley, Dallas 704-629-4457.

801 Ford tractor w/front endloader for round bales, $3,000;Baltmatic spreader, $375. Ed Smith,Pinnacle 336-325-2670.

Intern’l #15 side delivery rake,used last summer, $450; 11R22tires, $100. Kenneth Mount, Sparta336-372-8131.

Farmall 100 fast hitch, cultivtors,disc, scrape blade, disc plow, newtires, new paint, $4,900. Rick Craver,Lexington 336-414-1588.

Kubota tractor M5030 52 hpbucket loader, $12,225; BobcatS130 skidsteer, 2 y/o, LNC, $16,500;PTO driven fertilizer spreader, $125;new PTO driven soil tiller, $325;PTO driven post hold digger, $100.L. Reed, Asheboro 336-672-1322.

Bobcat 743 skid loader, 92 model,GC, $6,900. Webb Thomas, Lexington336-764-5774.

’46 Farmall H tractor, rebuiltengine, new valves, straight sheetmetal, good paint, tires FC, $3,000nego. Tim Dunn, Albemarle 704-982-8589.

’89 JD 160 38” cut lawn mower,GC, $550; ’99 16 hp electric start40 ton wood splitter, $1,200. JeremyShaver, New London 704-463-4444.

NH 316 baler EC, $5,000; NH258 hay rake, GC, $3,200; FarmallC tractor, GC, $1,750. Roy Watts,Trini ty 336-434-5727.

Grain dryer , GT 550 bu, $500.Ken Sheek, Yadkinville 336-679-8083.

Cadmen Irr igat ion reel 3”x 900 ft, $10,000; 3 irr igationpumps PTO, 2 Hale, 1 Bauer, $1,000/ea; Berkley bolt on pump, $1,200;Woodmizer Sawmill LT40, $9,500.James Kenan, Greensboro 336-339-1763-cell.

Vermeer round baler 555XLrebel, 5x5 bales, looks new, EC,1,800 bales, $10,000; JD 1460discbine, 9’ field ready, $4,800.B. Moore, Yadkinville 336-469-0732.

NH 489 haybine stub guards,VGC, $3,500; MF 468 4 row planter,fertilizer hoppers, VGC, severalsets of plates, $1,500; self catchinghead gate, LNC, $650. FrankieShoffner, Liberty 336-622-2960.

Cole planter parts plates, gears,wheels, hoppers, $150; 3 pt hitchdrag pan, $150; 3 pt hitch dragmade from I beams, 12’ GC, $250;2 cement water troughs, 16’, $100;Unico hog feeder w/lid, GC, $100;JD rear t ine ti l ler, $350, JerryY o u n g , 7 0 4 - 6 3 6 - 5 6 4 2 o [email protected]

Oliver 16” 3 bottom plow,category 2 hitch, hi rise w/springresets, one new point and shearas spares, $350. Mike Hicks, Greensboro336-362-7790.

Gehl 1470 round baler, elec-tric tie, crowder wheels, VGC, $6,500;IH 1150 grinder mixer loading auger,unloading auger, VGC, $2,195. GeneCochrane, Charlotte 704-596-2769.

Small Cat motor grader, $4,000.Keith Hockett, Randleman 336-317-4806.

King chisel plow 7 tooth, $450;ditch bank mower, $550; King disc9’9” wide, 12 blade on front 14blades on rear, $550; 285 MF tractorw/bushhog, 2846 front end loader,$12,596. L.C. Scott, Winston-Salem252-939-7057.

JD Gator , 6x4, elect. dump,GC, $5,000. David Migala, Rutherfordton704-473-7951.

’05 Kasco no till drill, plantedeverything from clover to corn,3 pt, 8’wide, LNC, $7,500 OBO.Charles Grantham, Raleigh 919-427-0637.

New PTO overrun clutch foruse w/mower 1 3/8” with 6 toothmale and female splines, $65; twoheavy duty welding cables 14’ long,$45, direct current generators, 10,000,5,000 and 2,000 watts, 115 or230 volt, $100-$200 OBO. BillPayne, Madison 336-548-6630.

TCM forklift outside type, gas,3,000 lb, $2,000 OBO; Hyster forklift2,500 lb cap, inside type, $1,500OBO; Clark forklift gas 4,000 lbcap, 36” forks, inside type, $1,500OBO. Tony Cheek, Snow Camp336-376-0850.

Farmall Super A 12 volt w/60 inch Woods belly mower, GC,$2,500. Bobby Murray, Kenly 919-284-3475.

Wilmer sprayer 745 4 WD,air ride, 60 ft booms, JD engine,foam marker, $24,000. Kelvin Baucom,Monroe 704-753-4839.

JD 5 bottom plow, GC, $550.Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704-639-0867.

Wil l iam Corn K ing 20 ingrist mill, all wood, made in 1925,$1,500. Ed Hobbs, Raleigh 919-828-2754.

Two Roanoke tobacco barnsw/new heat exchangers, 126 rack,$1,250/ea. Mickey Love, Pilot Mtn336-351-2721.

Tractor Kioti 3054 4WD, 30hp, PS, 1,300 hrs, GC, $6,500;Long fold up disc harrow, 20’wide,$1,500. Larry Essick, Kernersville336-689-2682.

IH 510 grain drill large cap.grain and fertilizer boxes, 8” spacing,DD openers, new paint job, $3,000.Jonathan Sedberry, Mt Gilead 910-573-0141.

Snapper riding mower w/12.5Briggs electric start motor, GC,needs a rear end, $350. Terry Church,Wilkesboro 336-973-7750.

4240 JD 4 post new canopy,new tires, VGC, $15,500; TaylorLastover harvester, pull type, $4,500;Long Lastover Harvester 3 pt, 1row, $3,500. Randy Mock, Lex-ington 336-764-2546.

NH haybine, model 492, $3,500.Stanton Hockett, Randleman 336-674-5055.

Late 80’s MRF 230 diesel, motorrebuilt, new seat, EC, $8,500 OBO;King Kutter 6’ finish mower, $1,100OBO. Kelly Cress, Salisbury 704-279-7779.

’50 Case VAC tractor metalgood, runs, mechanically sound,$1,000; ’87 580K 4WD backhoe,$15,000 OBO. M. Farthing, SugarGrove 828-297-6867.

Woods belly mower, 42” forFarmall Cub tractor, $500 OBO.Rob Bunce, Kernersville 336-972-2845.

JD 1630 harrow GC, $2,500;Brillion cultipacker, EC, $3,500.M. Andrew, Roxboro 336-592-1300.

’95 Mack CH613 tandem roadtractor with 40’ flatbed, gret forhauling hay, EC, $14,500; 10 ridingmowers, 7 til lers, all complete,$650/for all. Tim Bradshaw, Mooresville704-677-3059 or 664-1985-home.

JD 240 garden tractor 48”deck, lots of new parts, $650 OBO.Neal Sumrell, Chocowinity 252-946-3840.

7’ AC sickle cutter GC, $700OBO; JD manure spreader, FC, $600.Ray Thornton, Broadway 919-774-8030.

Single disc turning plow forCub, $50. G. Chappell, Rockingham910-417-9726.

JD 2040 single remote, goodmetal, GC, $6,500. Jim Taylor,Shelby 704-482-9498.

JD 970, 1,100 hr, sheltered,6’ bushhog, box blade, landscaperake, tiller, scoop arm, hiller w/sweeps, EC, $10,000. Cole Russing,Clayton 919-818-6200.

JD 6300 2WD tractor w/620loader, 2,200 hrs, $21,000. TimAbee, Mocksville 336-492-2089.

’93 6400 JD w/cab and 4WD,EC, $30,000; ’75 4430 JD, cabwith air, GC, $14,000. Rodney Garrett,Hurdle Mills 336-364-9290.

Farmall 130 1 pt hitch, gangharrow, 2 bottom plow, scrape blade,GC, $3,800. Donnie Clayton, Roxboro336-592-1302.

J&M gravity bed with extensionon heavy duty JD wagon, Claybelt seed conveyer mounted ongravity bed, $2,500. Ronnie Harrison,Denton 336-250-9525.

Two row planter, JD model71 flexi w/48 seed plates, peanuthoppers, in furrow injectors, VGC,$2,000; JD 2155 diesel tractor,VGC, $8,000; Hudson equipmenttrailer 6’x16’, 10,000 lb ramps,lights, brakes, tandem axle, $3,000.Patrick Kennedy, Washington 252-974-0539.

Post packer, Stanley hand-heldhydraul., $250. Robert Jarvis, Greensboro336-621-1878.

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Hesston 5500 rnd baler, GC,$1,500. Kent Amos, Lawsonville336-593-3098.

Two section drag harrow madeto hook up to 3 pt Cat, severalextra sections for parts, $100. HaroldBaker, Conover 828-464-4354.

’53 Farmall 100 GC, 1 setdisc and fertilizer attachment, $3,200.Rodney Garrett, Hurdle Mills 336-364-9290.

’53 Farmall 100 GC, $3,200;’75 Powell bulk barn, green tagwith heat exchanger, GC, $3,000.Christy Clayton, Roxboro 336-599-2515.

’52 Farmall Cub w/59” Woodsbelly mower, GC, $2,200. Paul Daniel,Chapel Hill 919-667-3213.

6’ bucket new, for 600/700JD loader, $800; hay spear for600/700 JD loader, $350. JamieElliott, Denton 336-302-0165.

Woods belly mower, 5’ fin-ishing mower w/brackets, $200.Jonathan Burleson, Lexington 336-746-5019.

’65 Moline M670 gas, 73 hp,new clutch, brakes, tires and paintgood, $3,000. Todd Heintz, MtPleasant 980-521-3939.

’49 Farmall C wide front, restoredin ’00, 12V, new rubber, 3 pt hitch,$3,000; 3 pt hitch, fits FarmallC, bolts on, $350. Don Andrews,Candler 828-667-3116.

#11 JD 6’ sickle mower, EC,$500; JD manure spreader, Gc, $300;IH corn binder, GC, $200. RussellPitchford, Ellenboro 828-463-8230.

Three MF 39 planters, mountedon MF 51 toolbar with row markers,GC, $300. Donald Baker, Youngsville919-616-4190.

Ford 2000 rebuilt engine, newrims, tires, fenders, paint, clutch,rebuilt l i ft pump, $4,900 OBO.Mark Redmond, Concord 704-920-8116.

NH 1412 discbine 10’6 cut,GC, $8,000; UFT silage dump wagon,$2,500; NH 880 silage cutter w/30” and 38” heads, $3,000; JD4020 power shift, $8,500. MichaelForbis, Morven 843-680-0312.

’52 Farmall M disc brakes,new head gasket, good paint, newtires, hoses, wires, auxillary hy-draulic valves, $4,750 OBO; ’57Farmall 350, 2 pt hitch, draw bar,2 bottom plow/disc w/new blades,$6,500. Gene or Greg Jenkins, Durham919-475-1636.

4 bottom turning plow 7 shankchisel plow, 10 ft, finishing disc,10 ft bushhog, Ford 501 mowingmachine, grain drill, AC pull typecombine, $400-$1,500. Todd Caudle,Yadkinvil le 336-468-1661.

’75 IH Cub 144 with cultivtor,rotary mower and plow, EC, $3,000.Dennis Harris, High Point 336-887-7096.

’49 JD manure spreader groundpull, two sets tires, VGC, $600.Gary Doub, Winston-Salem 336-788-2496.

Generator PTO powered, EC,$2,000. Bob Frisbie, Louisburg 919-495-1007.

Baker forklift 5,000 lbs, pneumatictires, GC, $3,500. Roy Kemp, Louisburg919-496-2081.

’94 Kubota 4WD, new tires,new engine, new lift, canopy, PS,front loader, $15,000. Jay Lemmons,Kernersvil le 336-996-5896.

AC CA runs great, gears aregood, $1,100. Jeff Houston, Hickory828-308-8760.

Ford tractor, 35 hp, 3 cyl dieselengine, live power, VGC, $4,200.M. Robert, Gold Hill 704-239-8417.

400 Cyclo Intern’l planter, 4row, includes extra drums, $750.Kevin Strickland, Seven Springs919-222-2428.

Corn picker, 1 row model 51Blackhawk, drag behind model PTOdrive, $600 OBO. J. Denton, Denton336-857-3232.

’77 Farmall I40 fast hitch,scrape, cultivator, bushhog, tiller,double plow, 16 disc/harrow, etc,$5,000. Thomas Price, Stokesdale336-427-3409.

Intern’l 444 thrown rod, holein block, $1,100; Intern’l 300 tractor,not running, $800. Terry Jones,Willard 910-285-7363.

Ford 8N belt pulley, $125; logdeck rollers, for sawmill, $75; #3hoe shanks, new, $5/ea. GrahamAtkins, Henderson 252-492-3129.

Ford 501 cycle mower, 7’ blade,new bearings, ready for the field,everything works, will load, $600.Ben Lane, King 336-399-0168.

Ford Golden Jubi lee trac-tor nearly new tires, several piecesof equipment, GC, $3,000 OBO.David Anderson, Mocksville 336-492-7340.

Farmall tractor 100 VGC, includescultivators, pull behind 60” grassmower, $3,500. Nestor Gonzalez,Durham 919-383-3003.

214 Intern’l round hay baler,$800. Ricky Carter, Clinton 910-592-4677.

Kubota tractor 27.5 hp L275model, 2WD, EC, $4,500. TonyHutchens, Yadkinville 336-466-1313.

Motowlif t forkl i f t 4,000 lblift, hard tires, 4 cyl, gas, oldermodel VGC, $900. Myron West,Lenoir 828-758-1130.

Kubota B7100 4WD, diesel,w/bushhog and blade, EC, $4,500.Marcia Maynard, Thurmond 336-972-3307.

472 NH haybine reconditioned,new paint, field ready, $900; 330JD 4x4 round baler, EC, $6,000.Randy Blankenship, Ennice 336-657-8898.

’52 Cub tractor 59” Woodsbelly mower, $2,200. Paul Daniel,Chapel Hill 919-667-3213.

Tractor Zector 35 hp, $2,000.Stan Southern, King 336-462-4587.

Gill offset spiker for reseedinglawns and pastures, $1,500. GeneWalser, Lexington 336-242-1211.

Powell generator IV tobaccoprimer, ’92 model 4 wheel leafspreader, tipping heads, $20,000;4 Powell box barns converted w/Decloet heat $1,500/ea; two 126rack Powell converted, $1,200/ea. A. Beeson, Liberty 336-215-6351.

MF 1155 150 hp Perkins V8diesel engine, cab, heat, air, goodglass, ready for the field, 540/1,000 rpm PTO dual remotes, $7,500;Ford 4000 diesel tractor, live PTO,new rear tires, $5,000. M. Will-iams, Lawndale 704-538-8209.

Gleaner 438 4 row corn head,low profile, EC, $1,500. Kyle McClure,Marion 828-738-4560.

’54 JD 40U 30 hp, VGC, allmetal straight, paint and tires good,runs great, always sheltered, $4,500.Larry Davis, Franklinvil le 336-495-1214.

’86 Dynahoe payloader/backhoe,4x4, 2 ½ yard bucket, 19 ft backhoe,671 Detroit diesel, strong machine,runs great, $18,000. Richard Samia,Roxboro 336-599-8813.

JD model 335 round baler, LNC,always sheltered, $7,900; JD haywagon 8’x14’ EC, $750. Jay Hohn,Jr., Archdale 336-289-3686.

JD 6030 175 hp cab + air dualand single tires, wheel weights,GC, $12,500; ’48 Farmall Cub w/cultivator, recently rebuilt, newtires, EC, $2,900. Mike Freeman,Lilesville 704-848-4160.

Old horse drawn hay rake,$100 and mower, $150. DennisRiggs, Lowgap 336-352-4024.

JD #100 semi mount cornsnapper, also one for parts, $325/for both; JD 16 disc, finish hare,$300. Neal Nelson, Oak Ridge 336-643-5786.

NH TR 70 combine w/threeheads $12,500; grain auger 45 ft,$700; Taylorway harrow, $1,200.Alex Hege, Lexington 336-764-2461.

Case IH round baler, 8455,shelter kept, EC, $4,500; ’01 Yamahabear tracker, EC, $1,800. DavidBullins, Walkertown 336-595-8350.

NI disc mower 9 ft, $4,000;17’ Fella tedder, $3,500; 10 ftKuhn rotary rake, $3,500; 315NH square baler, $3,500; 2955 JDtractor cab, air/heat, $18,000; 5310JD tractor, $20,000. Steve Lyons,Lowgap 336-352-4776.

AC D17 new paint, 2 remotes,good rubber, diesel, 2 16” bot-tom plows, $4,000. Bob Kirk, Salisbury704-636-0209.

’06 Case IH JX95 only 2 hrs,4WD, shuttle shift, canopy, 95hp, $25,000 OBO. Charles Bryan,Greensboro 336-669-3137.

NH 256 hay rake dual wheelfront dolly, new coil spring teeth,VGC, $3,600. David Ferrell, Cary919-481-2435.

MF 300 combine, $1,000; Powell1 row tobacco primer, $1,000; 5-6 yard dirt pan, $1,500; MF haybaler, $600; 126 rack Roanokebarn, $600; 16 blade JD disc, $600.John Bennett, Henderson 252-438-7918.

AC B 110 lawn tractor, runs,original, sheet metal EC, $450OBO. Lee Slusher, Concord 704-793-4655.

’06 JD 457 round baler $19,995;American steel span building, 24’x24’with end walls, $3,300. StanleyAllen, Yanceyville 336-421-6923.

Kubota tractor L245 25 hp,diesel, 3 pt hitch, $4,000. MikeScoggins, Haw River 336-214-6770.

’02 Troybilt PTO horse 8 hptiller, $1,600. Ben Brackin, PleasantGarden 336-685-5870.

English made Ford 3000 1974Ford tractor for parts, $500. MackBrame, Jr., Reidsville 336-342-6752.

Woods 5’ belly mower, w/brackets,used last season, $200; frame mountedhitch for older model truck, standardReese style, bolts, included, $95.Jonathan Burleson, Lexington 336-746-5019.

Intern’l TD18 bull dozer sellwhole or part out, $3,500/for whole.OBryan Babson, Ash 910-398-1318.

Cub tractor implements Woods42 belly mower, $250; disc plow,$100; disc harrow, $50; sickle mower,$35. Wayne Shaw, Townsville 919-451-3685.

Ford LGT 145 mower, 14 hpKohler, hydrostatic 48” deck, $1,200;AC 712 H Simplicity 7114 bothhydros with 48” deck, $750; twoAriens rear engine riding mow-ers, 38” decks, both run and mow,$400. David Williams, Yadkinville336-961-2498.

Horse drawn plows and cul-tivators, $50 up. Harold Barrett,Franklin 828-524-5666.

’05 Polar is Scrambler 5004x4, $4,500 OBO. Zach Jordan,High Point 336-442-7176.

JD M bolt on 3 pt hitch, conversionkit, $125 or will trade for cattleheadgate. Dan Simmons, Smithfield919-202-7211.

254 tedder rake GC, $1,400;NI corn picker, 1 row, GC, $1,200.Keith Peeples, Oak Ridge 336-668-0301.

’05 Woods f inish mower 3pt hitch, $1,100. Ronnie Amos,Rutherfordton 828-287-4863.

Wood mower 6’ chain k i t ,gear drive, rear discharge used verylittle, $1,350. Billy Martin, Cleveland704-902-1115.

’76 Ford 2600 new paint, goodtires, runs excellent, $7,000. TobyHill, Lexington 336-764-0757.

NH hayliner 68 square baler,field ready, GC, $850. Marvin Hill,Lexington 336-764-2244.

’84 Agripower 5000 46 hpw/KeenKutter finish mower, $5,000OBO; 8200 JD grain drill, 14 disc,6.5” spacing, $1,500 OBO, bothEC. Ron Corriher, Mt Ulla 704-278-4382.

Kohler CH engine new inthe box, $900. Charles George,Walnut Cove 336-593-8516.

MF 135 diesel tractors, twoavailable, both with 5’ bushhogs,$4,500-$5,000; 5’ box scrape, $250.Larry Sauer, Lexington 336-706-6970.

NH 1049S self propelled stackwagon,160 bales, EC, $18,000. Lucas Richard,Newton 704-462-1417.

Heavy duty hydraulic 3 ptlift for 480 Case will fit others,complete, has leveling cylinder,$600 nego. M.G. Clifton, Clinton910-590-3455.

245 MF 4 spd with 2 spd hilo range, live power, spd PTO,PS and radio, good mechanical condition,$6,500. John Dillon, Winston-Salem336-416-6743 or 769-3851.

Taylor blade 8’, 2 hydrauliccylinders, heavy duty, $2,650; one7 ft Taylor blade, never used, $800or $3,125/for both. James Pow-ers, Cary 919-427-1229.

’52 JD styled A original tractorin need of restoration, $1,800.Rick Whitley, Monroe 704-361-3284.

JD 318 garden tractor 48”deck, PS, hydro drive, $1,500; mechanical2 row and 4 row tobacco setters,$200; pull tobacco harvester, 4trailers, $600. Marvin Johnson,Selma 919-965-6280.

Walker GHS 48” cut, 16 hp,Kohler, new deck wheels, readyto work, $3,200. Darrell Cain, WalnutCove 336-595-8250.

Irrigation pipe 3”, 1,200 ft,11 sprinkler heads, elbows and trailer,$1,500. Randy Perry, Rockingham910-419-9922.

’00 JD Gator 4x2, bedliner,brush guard, tow kit, dump bed,GC, $4,200 nego. Zack Ladd, Apex919-418-1149.

Mitsubishi tractor 1800D, 23hp, 3 pt hitch and 4’ bushhog,EC, $3,300. Hope Ward, Ellenboro828-453-8896.

1010 JD tractor good work-ing condition, $3,100. J. Wade,Raleigh 919-851-7438.

Tobacco transplanters 2 mechanicalmodel 6000 carousel planters, used1 season, $4,000. Robert Baker,Madison 336-548-6300.

806 Farmall 1960 95 hp, goodsheet metal, leaking under radia-tor, runs good, $3,500. Ben Venable,Siloam 336-374-2353.

1033 and 1003 stackwagonsfor sale, field ready, GC, in sheds,$6,000 for either one; 1069 NHstackwagon, new front tires andrear GC, EC, $32,000. Terry Toomes,Randleman 336-625-7880.

’73 Intern’l 1066 farm ready,$8,500 nego. Gaston Pierce, ChapelHill 919-942-1910.

Hardee ditch bank mower, 5’,extends out and has a single wrist,$2,500. Tony Festa, Hampstead910-270-3084 or 616-7779.

Ferguson To-30 tractor, wellmaintained, very dependable, gas4 cyl, 3 pt hitch, w/PTO, easyto work on, excellent tires, $3,500;TaiShan 304 tractor, $1,900. DougKennedy, Greensboro 336-207-0611.

AC 4 row sod planter all fi-berglass hoppers, VGC, $2,000.Chip Perry, Siler City 919-663-3502.

Rear rims and tires for FarmallSuper A, $50; side dresser partsfor Farmall Super C, $5 up. DaleHardison, Watha 910-259-2384.

Scrape blade to fit 1 pt hitch,Farmall 100, 130 or 140, $150;two bottom plows, 1 pt hitch, $100.David Gannon, Julian 336-697-8870.

JD 730 Johnny Popper VGC,$7,500; Ferguson TO20 GC, $2,500;NH465 10’ disc mower, GC, $2,500.John Sigmon, Oxford 919-690-8490.

JD 6400 MFWD, loader, cab,new tires, bucket, hay spear, GC,$32,500. Ronnie Holman, Gran-ite Falls 828-728-8116.

JD 1217 MoCo 7’ cut, GC,$1,650; Tonutti 3 pt hitch, 5 wheelrake, GC, $275. Doug Gilliam, Burlington336-421-9572.

NH haybine 489 $1,600. WilsonElkins, Greensboro 336-674-3682.

One row type tobacco set-ter, fertilizer box, GC, $200; MF255 row crop with 6 ft Woodsmower, GC, $8,250. Benson Smith,Snow Camp 336-226-8910.

Ford 706 reversible scoop, $150;two row Pittsburg cultivator, $200.Richard Murray, Burgaw 910-259-8036.

Farmall Cub one will run butneeds new tires; other completebut needs work, sheet metal goodon both, $2,450. Gene Stirewalt,Salisbury 704-857-8103.

’71 Ford 3000 PS, GC, almostnew tires on rear, $6,000 OBO.Cameron Taylor, Morganton 828-443-9912.

Two grain bins 4,400 bu/ea,10 y/o, fans and drying heater,with sweep auger, $2,300/ea. R.J.Rope, Matthews 704-821-8121.

NI 5408 disc mower, $2,900;Lely Lotus 300 tedder rake combo,$1,800. Alan Absher, McGrady 336-670-3272.

’77 NH273 baler, $2,800; ’82NH472 haybine, $2,800; cultivatorw/draghare $550. Larry Smith, Mooresville704-857-9365.

Square front end red Cub w/4 ft belly mower, 1 pt hitch, Woods,5’ finish mower, $750, both EC,$2,875; 18’ x80” 7,000 lb lowboy trailer, w/drop gate and LNtires, $1,750. John Chilton, Asheboro336-629-5877.

JD FB B 13 disc grain drill,$600, lift all purpose cultivator,$400; H Farmall VGC, $2,500.Ken McDowell, Asheboro 336-625-3199.

4’ LandPride rotary cutter,heavy duty with slip clutch andstump jumper, GC, $250 will tradefor 5’ rotary cutter. Dale Phillips,Rockwell 704-855-2564.

Super C Farmal l completerear end w/wheels, $200 OBO; ripperon wheels, hvy w/5 ripper feetfor farm work, $225 OBO. BryanLineberger, Iron Station 704-732-1045.

4 row KMC ripper bedderJD plateless planters, lift assist,$5,000; Case 4 row corn head,$4,500, both field ready, Will-iam Leggett, Lumberton 910-738-7741.

Kubota M8200 4WD with enclosedcab, heat and AC, EC, $21,000.Tommy Walker, Franklinville 336-824-7920.

Hay elevator, for square bales,16’, electric motor, VGC, $225;JD 2 row corn planter, model 246,totally rebuilt new paint and de-cals, $450. Tom Benson, Gibsonville336-697-0657.

Hay wagon new paint, needsflooring, $400. Gary Shipwash, Thomasville336-476-8758.

14’ Chandler pull type spreaderPTO driven with high flotationtires, EC, $4,000; Great Plainssod drill, 10’, $8,000. Wayne Sanders,Seagrove 336-963-0691.

’94 Kubota 4WD, new tires,new engine, new lift, canopy, $15,000.Jay Lemmons, Kernersville 336-996-5896.

New male half of PTO, $50;Linebach, 5’ cultivator, $225. RichardRodier, Concord 704-792-1943.

Valby CH140 PTO, poweredbrush chipper, 4” diameter brancheswith a 15 to 40 hp tractor, $1,500.David Parks, Chapel Hill 919-968-0504.

Kubota L4330 44 hp 4x4 withquick attach Kubota loader andbucket, glide shift shuttle, $16,000;Massey 175 diesel, PS, $5,500.Dixie Bedsaul, Jr, Ararat 336-374-5953.

Intern’l Farmall 130 with frontand rear cults, 1 pt hitch, bushhog,scrape blade, drag disk, rear wheelweights, $3,500. C.W. Hager, IndianTrail 704-896-2537 or 821-8121.

Troybi l t sickle bar mowerelectric start, 5 hp, B&S Quan-tum IC engine, EC, extra sicklebars, $1,200. Harold Pruitt, Mooresville704-564-1980.

’57 David Bradley garden tractor,Wisconsin 5.6 hp engine, 6” plow, manual for tractor and each implement,VGC, ready to use, $1,200. MarthaMincey, Kannapolis 704-857-6777.

JD original side weights for50-730, $600; front and rear weightfor MT430T, $400; Rockshaft andframe for front cults, 520-730,$250. Jimmy Latham, Bath 252-944-3708.

’89 JD 450G dozer with un-dercarriage, $25,000; Gallion motorgrader with new gas engine andclutch, $8,500. Allen Walston, Macclesfield252-827-4494.

Case 1845 B skidsteer loaderw/straight bucket, 4-n-1, good tires,good paint, needs complete en-gine, 188 Case diesel engine, $2,800.Jerry Gilchrist, Fuquay Varina 919-795-1097.

’50 Farmall Cub overhauledengine, new tires, turning plow,draw bar, front and rear lights,cultivators, $3,200. Kermit Nash,Catawba 828-459-9616.

Intern’l corn planter, 4 row,GC, $600. Darrell Dillard, Lenoir828-758-0391.

Cat 955K GP bucket, rebuilttransmission torque, converter, 85%undercarriage, EC, $23,500. KenReid, Kernersville 336-993-8025.

Roanoke 126 rack tobaccobarn bulk tobacco heat exchanger,LP gas, $1,000 OBO. Will McCallum,Rowland 910-740-3267.

IH 464 diesel independent PTO,tires 75%, new paint, 5’ box blade,$6,000. Glenn Elliott, Fayetteville910-483-3419.

Ontario 12 hole steel wheel,grain drill, VGC, $300; manurespreader, ground driven, GC, $300OBO; two grain augers, $90/ea.Coy Eagle, China Grove 704-202-0449.

Sioux model 680 valve grindingmachine, Sioux 1771A air valve,seat kit, all in VGC, $1,500. R.Keesler, Charlotte 704-376-3902.

8N Ford tractor, everythingworks, LNC, $3,000; 6’ bushhog,Howse brand, GC, $600. Glenn Covington,Rockingham 910-895-3410.

FFC lawn prepare skidsteerattachment, tills, picks up rocksand roots, new teeth on rotor,$1,800; billy goat debris loader,11 hp Briggs, 12’ long by 8” loadertube, $1,500. Chris Williard, HighPoint 336-454-4816.

Irrigation pipe with trailer,over 50 pieces of 4” pipe, 2” andassorted sprinklers and elbows, large2 cylinder pump on wheels, $1,500/for all; 3 pt hitch forklift, $750;bushhog 3 pt hitch, 72” f inishmower, LNC, $1,600. David Scotton,Julian 336-685-0754.

Harogator 10’ wide with 2’sides that fold, $500; NI 324 tworow corn sheller, GC, $1,800. TimMoorefield, Lexington 336-731-7761.

Bushhog 3 pt log splitter/usestractor hydraulic, $400; Ford 551round baler, 5x5, $2,000; two NiemeyerHD 301 hay tedders, $600. TerryJulian, Dobson 336-366-3032.

JD 2630 with front end loader,$5,800; 14 double disc JD graindrill, $600; 8’ Intern’l bushhog,$800; JD 34 barrel manure spreader,$900. Dale Cline, Concord 704-782-8735.

Howse brush hog 3 pt, $450/OBO; cultivator 3 pt, $225 OBO;subsoiler, 3 pt, $180, OBO. Su-san and Don Berry, Sandy Ridge336-871-2891.

’70 JD 4520 8’ scrape withdual remote, $1,500; JD powerseeder, JD 1010 runs well, JD 40runs well, new tires, $1,500-$6,000.Mike Gentry, Roxboro 919-819-0857.

Light duty scrape blade 3pt hitch, 6’, GC, $100; irr iga-tion system, sprinklers, PTO pump,5 and 4 inch pipe, $750. KevinWilkins, Stem 919-575-9156.

’05 JD 777 Z Trak mower,27 hp, water cooled engine, newblades, EC, $8,500. Arnold Emmons,Hurdle Mills 336-364-8160.

10 hp Champion air com-pressor ’86 F700 rebuilt 370 engineand 20’ flat bed, $1,200. ArchieFaulk, Huntersville 704-875-0739.

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’03 APHA Sorrel Overo gelding,min. white w/blaze and 3 socks,15.1h, great trail horse w/greatdisposition, clips, loads, baths, etc.,$3,800. Becky Mathis, Summerfield336-362-4480.

Rubber fencing and chew guardfor horses, strong, flexible, easyto install, maintenance free, greatfor horses, riding rings, $.10/ftdelivered. Jim Tonseth, Salisbury704-213-3382.

New hoof nippers and raspwith handle, $20/for both; twoautomatic waterers, new, $15/ea.Janice Query, Gold Hill 704-209-3948.

Horse boarding $275; nightlystalls, $20, 90’x200’ riding ring,120’ x75’ covered arena, 45’ roundpen, 75+ miles of trails, call formore info. Hugh Hanchey, Ferguson336-973-5044.

Mini horse colt reg., AMHR,sorrel and white pinto, blue eyes,black eyeliner, 17 m/o, $1,000.Denise Blount, Arapahoe 252-249-1454.

Horse drawn buggies and carts,1-2 horse wagons, surreys, doc-tor buggies, Amish buggies, $600up. Michael Honeycutt, Rutherfordton828-980-2960.

TB mare broodmare, tattooed,can be ridden lightly by a lightweight person, she has an old hipinjury but can produce nice colts,$500 OBO. Jackie Arnette, Cooleemee336-284-6821.

Horse boarding northern Wakeco, southern Granville co, largestalls, pasture, riding trails, roundpen, open, riding ring, $300/permonth. Ralph Bridges, Creedmoor919-528-3082.

Warmblood X mare 12 y/o,16h, bay, advanced training, ex-cellent ground manners, shown overfences and dressage, sound, $6,500.Tara Kipp, Mebane 919-304-6915.

Horse or livestock boardinginside and outside, $225 or $350,north Raleigh. Jeff Mullen, Ra-leigh 919-872-5936 or 796-8375.

Mini donkeys 6 m/o jack, willmake a great herd sire, reg., $600;dark chocolate brown, 1 ½ y/obreeding jack, champ bloodlines,$1,200. Steve or Joan Levitt, Efland919-563-9527.

4 Star GN, 2 horse, all alu-minum, slant, dressing room, reartack, more, $10,000 OBO. CindyMantyla, Vanceboro 252-244-2813.

AQH reg., Impressive line, 15.3h,bay, 2 years training, trails, arena,low fence, w t c laterals, suitablefor adult pleasure or low level youth,some dressage, $4,000. Cathy Frank,Rougemont 919-479-1256.

New Australian saddle withhorn, $200. Lynn Rowell, IndianTrail 704-882-2178.

Spotted saddle horse/TWHstud out of Sudden Sensation, quiet,easy breeder, trail and show, black/white, 12 y/o, 15.2h, $4,900. Sandyor Mark Bradshaw, Graham 336-376-8111.

Paso Fino mare 6 y/o, bombproof, gray paint, $3,500; PasoFino gelding, gray, 5 y/o, 90 daysprofessional training, very gentle,easy to work with, $3,500. A. Furr,Salisbury 704-798-3460.

QH mare red roan, 14h, verystout, great youth calf roping prospect,no papers, very healthy, $1,200.Lisa Lemons, Catawba 828-241-3319.

For rent horse faci l i ty, ap-proximately 15 ac of pasture moreif needed, horse barn water andelectric included in rent, plentyof riding room, 30 minutes fromChapel Hill, $500/per month. RonEmory, Prospect Hi l l 336-562-5677.

’95 S&H 3 horse slant loadtrailer with dressing and tack rooms,minor rust otherwise, VGC, haveplexiglass inserts, $4,000 OBO.Kelli Hester, Kernersville 336-306-6825.

’02 Exiss 5 horse slant load,GN trailer, stainless steel, dropdown feed doors, bars for eachstall, stall dividers, escape door,dressing room, too much to list,VGC, $16,000; Phil Harris showsaddle, 15 ½” seat, $4,750. ChristinaWilson, Gibsonville 336-524-0449.

’86 two horse BP trailer, $1,100.Michael Burgess, Germanton 336-508-6715.

Three stall horse barn andpasture, $350; horse boarding, $185-$275 with riding ring and trails,south Raleigh. Wally Saunders, Raleigh919-661-6480.

Paso Fino reg., bay gelding,good trail horse, $2,800. JackieAcha, Newport 252-223-5606.

’98 Featherlite GN aluminum2 horse slant load with divider,all mats, rear tack, l iving qtrs,etc, $9,500. Barbara Bennett, RockyPoint 910-675-1806.

Horse boarding, $350/mo. DebiWilliams, Dobson 336-978-8160.

Arabian mare reg. black w/white marking, easy to handle, excellentfor broodmare, not ridden much,shown halter, $900; Arabian mare,sorrel w/Star, 24 y/o good blood-lines, $500. L. Cousins, Mocksville336-284-6694.

Horse boarding pasture, $100/mo, discount for multiple horses,no barbed wire on property; fullboard, $175. Alan Gordon, RuralHall 336-499-3396.

Foal weaning bra no need toseparate mare from foal duringweaning, $79.95. Dick Shapiro,Raleigh 919-848-1144.

Electric horse walker $1,000.Charles DuBose, Sr., Roseboro 910-525-4524.

’02 Adams GN, stock trailerw/slant wall dressing room, rub-ber mat and plywood walls, $5,000.Tommy Wingler, Statesville 704-902-4677.

Australian saddle $250, roundpen, $350; round bale feeder forhorses, $100. Keith Hester, Ra-leigh 919-834-1272.

APHA sorrel and white tobianofilly, sweet, quiet and easy to handle,excellent bloodlines, nice mover,show prospect, ready to start un-der saddle, $1,800. Sally Smith,Salisbury 704-633-3282.

Horse boarding barn and pasture7-10 horses, $175. M. J. Gentry,Pfafftown 336-413-7269.

TWH reg., gelding, chestnut,flax mane/tail, great disposition,14.3h, $1,250; TWH reg. mare,black, 15 h, $1,500; TWH, geld-ing, good show/trail horse, 16.2h,$3,000. Jim Gottschlich, Elon 336-449-9141.

Billy Cook roping saddle, acorntooled, suede seat, EC, $400. CandaceLink, Mocksville 336-940-2936.

’92 TB broodmare large 17h, Jockey Club registered, $3,500.Kellie Cochran, Raleigh 919-522-3977.

QH/Walker X sorrel with blaze,flax tail, 8 y/o, approx. 15h, greenbroke, nice mover, $900. AndreaMonroe, Trinity 336-475-8414.

Horse trai ler f looring , 2x6finished oak board, average 8’ long,400 board ft, $400. Van Alford,Mooresvil le 704-660-3588.

Horse trailer pulled by longdistance rigg, Air ride, 12 horses,ramp, loaded, rack for hauling carts,$4,000. James Harrell, Farmville252-753-5589 or 531-1894.

Palomino filly DOB 9/06, canbe reg. AQH/APHA, halter broke,$1,200; AQHA sorrel mare, 6 y/o, broke to ride, $1,000; AQHAbay mare. 19 y/o, needs experi-enced rider, good home, $500. J.Neighbors, Bunn Level 919-669-0736 or 814-3894.

’03 Appendix bred sorrel AQHAgelding, 15.2h, being Pirelli trained,English pleasure pedigree, $3,000.Laura Lee Matthews, Cameron 910-528-6505.

Paso Fino f i l ly DOB 4/06,dark bay, gait/conformation, bloodlinesPonderosa Coloso, Alcon PegasusEstaban, Coral lace Mar de Pliatalace, Hilachas, $1,500. Curtis Elmore,Siler City 919-742-3661.

Two Hunters under saddle, Englishgeldings, 16+ h, reg. Appendix QH,4 y/o, one out of world champIndian Artifact, sorrel w/white, flaxentail, flat deep mover, $4,000; otherblack bay w/4 whites and blaze,$3,000 OBO. L. Blake, Zebulon919-554-4893.

One or two horse wagon onPioneer running works, seats 6,air tires, brakes, spring seat, shafts,$1,500. Jeff Parker, Richfield 980-581-1444.

Haflinger draft horse standingat stud, Army Key licensed andregistered, $300. Ronald Eggers,Zionvil le 828-297-4254.

QH gelding 16 y/o, sorrel ,15.1h, great for trail riding, $1,450.Mike Stewart, Garner 919-779-3594.

’00 Four Star 23’ aluminum2 horse slant load w/rear tack,fully loaded w/electric jack, ex-tra room to attach to awning, heatand air, $24,000. Donald Pittard,Oxford 919-693-2406.

Double D 2 horse GN finishedinsulated dressing rm w/AC andmore, $4,500. Ronnie Sanderson,Warsaw 910-293-4782.

QH mare 3 y/o, green broke,needs experienced rider, 14.2h, brownwith black mane and tail, $600.Sandra Tilley, Stem 919-528-3324.

’00 Sooner 3 horse trai ler,LQ, fully loaded kept under cover,EC, $32,000. B. Diam, Ararat 336-374-5834.

Horse training harness, $8,500;saddle bags, $500. Gary Shaver,Gold Hill 704-929-0048.

Two mini mules 3 y/o, sor-rel in color, work well to wag-ons, $700/ea or $1,200 for thepair. Joe Brown, Vilas 828-964-1806 or 297-3063.

Gray jenny donkey, 7 m/o;gray jenny, 10 y/o, $700/ea. RobertSell, Winston-Salem 336-595-8247.

One filly, $1,500; one geld-ing, $2,200, both Aladdin line,registered, for endurance, pleasureor show. Elaine or Frank Goldstein,Snow Camp 336-376-1024.

TWH gelding 6 y/o, very gentle,ridden on many trails, smooth gait,no vices, rides, clips, hauls andshoes, $2,500; reg. Belgian geld-ing, 11 y/o broke to farm equip.,will ride. K. Drum, Harmony 704-546-2290.

Mini horses tr iple register,various colors, ’07 weaning foals,due early spring, black/white, parentson site, gentle, $800 up. Bill andPam Banks, Clayton 919-412-1684.

At stud Appendix Palominowith dorsal stripe, Two Eyed Jack,Poco, King blood, fee, $300; MC$5. Jerry Freeze, China Grove 705-857-9304.

TB mare approved Hanoveriandkb, 16h, 10 y/o, produces supe-rior foals, sound, easy to breed,$3,200. B. Sedwick, 919-365-7365.

At stud Leopard Appaloosa,LFG, fee, $350, MC, $5; APHCchestnut yearling fil ly will ma-ture 15+h, $2,500; ’04 APHA buckskinmare, 14.2 trail ridden, $3,500.Mike and Celeste Hunter, Mon-roe 704-764-3920.

At stud AQHA red dun, ’07fee, $250. Christina Creech, Thomasville336-474-1131.

Appaloosa leopard, 16 y/o,14.2h, great trail horse, easy keeper,well mannered, $1,000. Sunni McKnight,Advance 336-940-5207.

QH X buckskin gelding, west-ern pleasure training, would makenice English prospect, not for beginners,$2,000 OBO. B. Hernandez, Lib-erty 336-267-3576.

Dark brown show/trail saddle,some silver, LNC, $600. M. Kathy,Huntersvil le 704-602-5233.

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6 mos. or older must have acurrent negative Coggins/EIAtest. Advertisers must supplythe accession number of test,the name of lab doing the test,the date of test and results foreach equine advertised. Thefollowing advertisers have pro-vided a negative Coggins test.

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Four 295 Intl. planter, Cole,double hopper planter. Douglas Wall,Clayton 919-553-4187.

Grain cleaner. Roger Groce,Ronda 828-468-8635.

Front bumper for IH 140. D.L.Sain, Vale 704-462-2476.

Bandsaw sawmill. David Ogle,Roxboro 336-597-5227.

Mower deck for Cub Cadettractor, model 122 or a model149. Bob Sappenfield, 6700 FolgerDr., Charlotte 28270-5944.

Transplanter. Robert Nesbit,Monroe 704-408-2830.

Disc harrow, 16 blade, me-dium to heavy frame, GC to EC.Jimmy Hund, Raleigh 919-787-9639.

Farm tractor type concretemixer, 3 pt hitch, PTO driven,hyd. dump. Raymond Tester, SugarGrove 828-297-1515.

Hay elevator, GC. E.F. Deal,Mebane 919-563-6337.

JD 75 right hand hay rake withdolly wheel. John Elllis, Eagle Springs910-673-0417.

Used corn header to fit a 715or 815 Intern’l combine. Brad Withers,Lincolnton 704-913-2388.

AC model 72 combine withauger grain head for parts, willconsider one in GC. C.E. Euart,Salisbury 704-279-6141.

Grain auger at least 35 f tlong, located west of Raleigh. JustinBeam, Shelby 704-692-6025.

Pull type mid size manurespreader GC, 50-100 bu, any brandokay, reasonable price. Robert Williamson,Jr., Mt. Gilead 910-571-1441.

Used quick hitch that fits compacttractor; muffler for JD 400 gar-den tractor. Thomas Agerton, Gastonia704-867-9652.

Later model Thurman Whitleywood burning stove. Rick Jolly,Stanfield 704-888-4864.

Grain drill 350 or less. RandyHarvell, Mt. Gilead 910-439-1758.

Hydrastatic transmission forBolens tractor series 1250 or 1450,must be in GC. Charles Edwards,Monroe 704-283-6779.

3 pt rotary t i l ler GC. BobHolland, Raleigh 919-844-6652.

Bushhog 4’; roto cult ivator4’; other equipment to fit HI234diesel 18 hp tractor. B.R. Bonny,Mt. Pleasant 704-436-9174.

Ford tractor rear wheel weightsfor 24 “ wheels, part number C7NN1A002-A. Jeff Greene, Lenoir 828-757-0948.

630 corn head for R seriesgleaner combine. Larry Essick, Kernersville336-689-2682.

Loader for JD 4230 GC toVGC. Charles Flippin, Greensboro336-292-5132.

Seed plates for JD 71 flexiplanter. Arthur Collie, Louisburg252-478-5630.

Pull type NH hay crimper 402.Vernon Winslow, Asheboro 336-625-1046.

Fold down ROPS to fit Ford3600. Terry Church, Wilkesboro336-984-0179.

Suitcase weights wil l f i t aNH TN55 tractor with half inchthick two piece mounting bracket,depending on size would like 4 to6, reasonable price. Paul Gonzalez,Turkey 910-214-2929.

Fertilizer sower for Farmall.Ron Ray, Whiteville 910-642-7957.

Pull type manure spreader reasonableprice, 40-100 bu capacity, $100-$700; 9 shank tillage tool. Rob-ert Williamson, Polkton 910-571-1441.

NH55 rake for parts, wheelhub and tine bars; NH55 rotaryrake for parts, wheel hub, tine barsneeded. Debbie Bethune, Mt. Pleasant704-982-3691.

Fenders and wide front forFarmall Super C. David Inman, Summerfield336-643-5752.

Two 14 bottom plow, 3 pthitch, must be reasonable and fieldready. Theodor Moore, Mooresville704-664-9847.

JD75 right hand hay rake withdolly wheel. John Ellis, Eagle Springs910-673-0417.

Box scrape 6-7 ft with rip-pers and 6 to 7 ft disc set withscrew adjust angle. Wayne Couick,Waxhaw 704-225-2203.

JD pull type combine mod-els running or not considered, 12,25, 30 or similar size desired. A.Stegall, Monroe 704-724-0195.

Fertilizer distributor and cultivatorsfor 1010 JD. Bob Holland, Ra-leigh 919-844-6652.

JD 33 rear tine tiller work-ing or non working condition. RayDark, Siler City 919-742-2377.

Well digging outfit small portabletype with auger bits, engine, frame,casings. Rick Leonard, King 336-983-9392.

MH 333 or 444 prefer run-ning. W. Clark, Fuquay Varina 919-413-2374.

Farmall B tractor running ornot. William Peoples, Warrenton252-257-1936.

Old Farmall tractors not runningor incomplete okay, will considerother makes. Carl Switzer, Char-lotte 704-502-8618.

Rear wheels for NH TC33D,12.25 x19.5, 8 holes for R4 tires,15x19.5. Dean Sprouse, Mooresville704-578-9035.

AC 2 shank subsoiler snap couplerfor D19 or 190, 2 outside shanks,bolt onto the outside of a Gra-ham chisel plow. Timothy Mabe,Troy 910-572-3539.

12” turning plow, 3 pt hitchfor a compact tractor or Cub turningplow, 1 pt hitch, reasonable. BobbyTruitt, Reidsville 336-349-3483.

JD 210 or JD 215 disc, GCand reasonable price. David Whitley,Zebulon 919-496-5749.

Heavy duty 8’ to 10’ scrapeblade with hydraulic tilt and angle.Alan Absher, McGrady 336-670-3272.

Corn binder in working condition.Peter Templeton, Mt Airy 336-374-5544.

Complete front end loaderfor model 1910 Ford 4WD trac-tor, 28 hp Ford 770.B will f it.Pete Westbrook, Clinton 910-564-6497.

Fenders with l ights for ’95Ford 1020 model, also brush guard.Max Reynolds, Lenoir 828-754-5226.

Tractor weights for 930 or1030 Case Comfort King tractor,need 2 front suitcase weights and6-8 rear wheel weights. Rick Whitley,Monroe 704-362-5005.

Need tracks or track rail forCat D5. W.G. Sink, Trinity 336-472-8274.

Batwing mower, 15’; JD model158 loader, GC. Charles Flippin,Greensboro 336-292-5132.

Two row peanut plow, anycondition. Janis Davis, Evergreen910-640-8563.

One row fe r r i s whee l to -bacco setter, good working con-dition. Dan Brown, Lillington 910-893-3579.

3 pt planter with plates andcultivators; any JD 40 parts. RobertPearson, Wilmington 910-791-0241.

Gear box for Ford 901 5’ bushhog.Thomas Clifton, Liberty 336-565-0277.

Forks for JD front end loader,400 or 500 model. James Tay-lor, Fairmont 910-628-6606.

EQUIPMENT WANTED EQUIPMENT WANTEDLane 536 sawmil l carriage

and tract with Hurst frame sawcab125 electric motor, computerizedmass saver set works, $12,000 orwill trade for excavator of equalvalue. Buddy Davis, Evergreen 910-654-4913.

’99 JD 6210 tractor 70 hp,cab and AC. $21,000 nego. GeraldineBebber, Taylorsville 828-446-3454.

Til ler rear t ine 5 hp, newdrive chain, $300; JD log split-ter, horizontal, towable, $600. PhillipCorn, Lawsonville 336-871-2309.

6620 JD combine w/215 flexheader; 1465 NH haybine, 268NH square baler, little Augie mixwagon, 210 JD disk, 336 JD squarebaler, $1,100-$9,500. Richard Glover,Bessemer City 704-629-5520.

JD 1530 diesel GC, $6,400;NH 472 haybine, 7’ cut, EC, $2,700;shaver HD 8 post driver, 3 pt,never used, $1,700. Chad and PhilCarmac, Ramseur 336-953-6047.

’02 Nortract NT 254 tractor,great bend, front end loader, northerntool, 5’ bushhog, 5’ box blade,$5,000. Jennifer Swanson, Durham919-382-7514.

Set of steel rear wheels thatf i ts M Farmalls, ‘39-52, $200.D.L. Dennis, Ellerbe 910-652-5958.

Commander 800 wheel horse,lawn tractor with Peco vaccum,$1,000. Jerry Reavis, Winston-Salem 336-924-8856 after 7 pm.

MF frontend loader model100 GC, $2,100. Shane Sells, Kernersville336-769-1097.

’42 model Farmall Cub newcultivators and plows with bellymower, $2,300. Murphy Corl,Salisbury 704-279-7757.

Gehl 9’ haybine, new wobblerbearing, good knives, mows great,field ready, used in ’06 hay sea-son, $2,000. Jackie Johnson, Trinity336-475-6975.

NH discbine model 408 sheltered,field ready, $2,800. Bill Warren,North Wilkesboro 336-696-2846.

’87 Sullair compressor 185rotary screw air, $3,500. LarryLudwick, China Grove 704-239-6724.

’04 JD 410G backhoe, 1,200hrs, 4-n-1 bucket, 4WD, auto transmission,$38,000. Kenneth Coble, Garland910-874-4698.

Ford pull type combine MinneapolisMoline; pull type combine; ACcombine in shed, $200-$500. ToddCaudle, Yadkinville 336-468-1661.

845 NH round baler, $1,200;mineral feeders, $60/ea; fertilizerspreaders, $50-$250; 18 disk pickup disk, $350; Vicon disk mower,7’, $1,800. Terry Ferrell, Thomasville336-475-3881.

AC G good sheet metal, frontcultivators only, new front tires,runs good, excellent for restora-tion, $2,000. Jack Blalock, ChinaGrove 704-857-7049.

’73 Ford 2000 gas tractor, 4spd with hi lo range, VGC, $4,500;heavy duty trailer, one ton, 4’x8’8all steel, $600; one ton trailer,6’x10’, all new wood, electric brakes,$800. Phillip Carlton, Salisbury704-636-5442.

JD430 lawn and garden trac-tor 60” deck, PS, hydro drive,LN tires, blades and belts, VGC,$3,475 OBO. JD 317 lawn andgarden tractor, 70 hrs, new mo-tor, 48” deck, $2,900 OBO. T.Deaton, Climax 336-622-6955 aft4 pm.

Truck mount Knight mixer,Little Augie L9 mixer, 5,000 lbs,digital scales, mounted on 1 tondual wheel Chevy truck, mixer andtruck in EC, $9,500. V. Mac Baldwin,Yanceyvil le 336-694-4218.

FARM EQUIPMENT


Texas longhorn cattle, reg.,TLBAA, nice colors, big horns,foundation bloodlines, calves, cows,pairs, ropers, $350 & up. CharlesO’Bryant III, Greensboro 336-644-1439.

Black Angus bulls, $600-$800.Brian Ford, N. Wilkesboro 336-984-3673.

Dorper ram 7/8 Dorper, white,excellent proven breeding stock,great temper, $400; Dorper X lambs,no shear, $80-$120. Lorie Poff,Liberty 336-404-0690.

Polled Hereford bulls, reg-istered bloodline, very gentle, 1-2 y/o, $800/ea. Nancy Barlow, StateRoad 336-874-2166 or 773-2684.

Four young buffalo $750/ea.Bruce Eglesfield, Elm City 252-237-0162.

SA Boer buck off of Mag-num lot of enobles, very nice herdsires, correct color, registered ornot registered, $250-$500. Jus-tin Holley, Hampstead 910-329-1141.

20 Angus and X cows, 16 arewith calves, 300-350 $850/ea. JerryMackie, Newton 828-464-2402 or612-5943.

Pure bred Angus bull 16 m/o, 1,000 lbs, very gentle, low birthweight, fast weight gain, excel-lent bloodline, $1,000. Clay Shoaf,Salisbury 704-633-2869.

Belted Galloway bulls and heifers,bulls young and heifers $400 up.Ed Willis, Sophia 336-434-5936.

Three purebred black Angusbulls, 14-15 m/o, $800/ea. GrayDobbins, Ramseur 336-824-4023.

Charolais performance tested35 years, purebred registered polledand horned, $1,000 to $25,000.Carol and John Dykers, Siler City919-663-2436 or 2931, John Headen,Siler City 919-742-4745.

Hereford bull purebred, exellentbloodline, 2 y/o, deep red, $1,000.Eugene Hoyle, Crouse 704-732-7191.

Black Angus X black Simmentalcomposite bull, black, 2 y/o, stoutand correct, $1,800; black An-gus X B1, Simmental 2 ½ y/o cowswith Leachman Angus sired calves,$2,000/pair, excellent quality. SteveMobley, Louisburg 919-496-4852.

Llamas ILR, young and adultfemales and males, pet, guard, mediumheavy fiber, delivery available, $500up. Mike and Wanda Higgins, Gibsonville336-697-8955.

Three Texas Longhorn cow/calf pairs, young cows, $750/pair.Daniel Shires, Shelby 704-300-9042.

Purebred Angus bulls and heifer,2 y/o bull and 6 yearlings; 5 yearlingheifers, R.R Traveler and Rito breeding,$800. W.L. Swift, Elkin 336-366-2120.

Toggenburg purebred buckkid, DOB 1/07, disbudded, $150.T.W. Branham 828-321-3095.

Pol led Hereford bul ls reg.out of top AI bulls, Remitalls Embracer8E TRM high energy and son ofBoer billies 3 red percentage bil-lies, 4 m/o, triplets, mother red,father full SA paint, will be large,$100/ea or will swap for percentagered or paint nanny. Brian Estep,Shelby 704-482-7513.

Pol led Hereford bul ls reg.out of top AI bulls, Remitalls Embracer8E TRM high energy and son ofRemitalls Embracer 8E, $750 up.Chuck Montgomery, Grover 704-692-5653.

Purebred black Angus bulls,bred to perform, $1,600 up. CecilBrown, Seagrove 910-428-9018or 873-7997.

Nubian dairy goats gentle,bottle fed, 3 m/o, does and breedingbucks, ready to be bred this fall,$150 up. M. Peter, Walnut Cove336-994-9525.

Boer goats 7/8 and 15/16 bredand open does, $200 up. EvonCrooks, Mocksville 336-817-6890.

Mini pygmy goats, parents16” tall, males, $50; females, $75.John Harroff, Concord 704-786-3782.

Boer goat kids pasture raised,weaned, $150 up; buck kids, $200up. Linda Klose, Jacksonville 910-455-7123.

Black Angus bul ls, reg., 6m/o, excellent bloodline, $750. M.Williams, Marshville 704-624-6775.

Dairy goat kids can be reg-istered, most breeds available, buckand does kids, 1 w/o, $15-$30/ea. Danielle Kilby, Asheboro 336-381-3669.

Goats reg., red Boer bucks,DOB 2/07, $300/ea; correct colorbucks, $250. James Coble, Pleas-ant Garden 336-674-7107.

Black Angus bulls and heifers,good bloodline, $700 up. FranklinLednum, Liberty 336-622-2389.

Saanen dairy goat wethers,neutered males, available each springas companion animals to horses,sweet disposition, no horns, $100.Liza Plaster, Lenoir 828-758-0906.

Pygmy goats 7 kids, 3 female,1 bil ly, $15-$40. Faye Oakley,Hillsboro 919-732-8631.

Charolais cows and herd bull,cows young to 8 y/o, most cowswill calve this spring, herd dis-persal, $800-$1,100/ea. Joseph Lambeth,McLeansvil le 336-656-7277.

LaMacha dairy goats ADGAhealthy bloodlines, 1 buck, 1 milker,3 doelings, $150-$450. Todd andSandra Gaines, Goldston 919-898-9961.

Boer goats many ages, somepapered, $50 up. Dennis Griffin,Monroe 704-221-0727.

Nubian and LaManche nannies,$175/ea; Boer nannies, $200/ea.David Penner, Harmony 704-546-3580.

Polled Santa Gertrudis cattlereplacement heifers and herd siresfrom show winning bloodlines, $700up. Jimmy McKnight, Davidson704-892-0511.

Polled Hereford bulls, reg.,9-26 m/o, older bulls have beensemen tested, $750 up. Bill Mericka,Browns Summit 336-656-3389.

Two Guernsey he i fers , 12m/o, $750/ea. H. Hardin, ForestCity 828-248-2125.

Angus bulls reg., sired by BogerSC Lark 465, DOB 10/05, $1,000.Jake Cornelsion, Mocksville 336-998-3309.

Santa Gertrudis and SantaGertrudis/Angus bulls, $800 up, cow/calf pairs, $1,800 up. Richard Shaver,Cleveland 704-278-9291.

Black Angus bull from pa-pered bull, low birth weight calves,DOB 9/02, good for breeding, $1,800.B.J. Ford, N. Wilkesboro 336-984-3673.

Gelbvieh heifers, 5 m/o, excellentbloodlines, $600. Bobby Shive, Rockwell704-279-2986.

Angus heifers 15 m/o, reg.,bred to 878 son, sired by low birthweight bull, $1,100/ea; reg. An-gus bull Bon View New Design 878X Sitz Traveler 8180, birth date12/04, low BW, $1,500. Chad Wall,Union Mills 828-286-4356.

Angus cows, reg., all AI, bredwith calves on the ground, goodEPD, $1,500 up. Charles Harris,Marion 828-738-8540.

Polled Hereford bulls, $600up; polled Hereford heifers, $600up. Randy Davis, Burlington 336-260-5738.

Polled Herefords purebred yearlingbulls, $1,100 up; cow/calf pairs,$1,700 up, delivery can be arranged.Reggie Lookabill, Lexington 336-731-8698 or 240-2142-cell.

Zebu mini catt le bull, cowand calf, all 3 for $1,400, cow isbred back; mini goats, bucks, does,kids, $25 up; pot bellied pigs, 2males, 2 females, all for $50 or$20/ea. Sandra White, Vanceboro252-244-3915.

Feeder pigs, Duroc mix, $35-$60/ea, parents on site. Kelly Kennedy,Madison 336-548-5858.

Premium grade fainting bucks,two proven sires and two bucks,reg., one is polled, $150-$250/ea.; CC double reg. Boer buck, $300;two Boer nannies, $175/ea; Pygmygoats, $50 up. Don Cain, Walkertown336-595-4666.

Lamacha dairy goats two females,3 to 4 y/o, purebred with papers,$150 up. Cathy Threatt, Marshville704-624-3215.

Duroc/Landrace feeder pig-lets available 4/07, solid red, solidwhite and spotted, intact malesavailable, $50 up; pure Duroc Boeravailable for stud, $2.50/per day,30 day minimum plus deposit. ColetteNester, Sparta 336-372-8574.

Reg. black Simmental bull,polled, ABS sired by Brando, AI,DOB 7/03, low birth weight calves,used on heifers w/no problems,$1,500. K.W. Gettys, Ellenboro828-453-7485.

SA Boer bucks, ful l blood,off of Magnum, lot of enobles,very nice herd sires, correct color,reg. or not, $250-$500. Justin Holley,Hampstead 910-329-1141.

Show lambs ready, $250-$500.Austin Armstrong, Walnut Cove336-480-5288.

Lamancha buck kids, $50;nubian buck, $90. J. Pendry, Boonville336-699-3556.

Polled Hereford bulls reg.,1 yearling bull, $900; one 3 y/oherd bull, $1,500 with calves onthe grounds, Milkmaker bloodlines.Vernon Davis, Salisbury 704-855-4930.

Black Simmental bulls yearlingand 2 y/o, polled, AI sired by Joker,Republic, calving ease with ex-cellent muscle, $1,000-$2,000. BillPyle, Franklinton 919-494-1145.

Boer kids percentage bucksand does, DOB 1/07 to 2/07, $100/ea; 100% ABGA buck, good build,DOB 8/04. $300. Jimmy Gloska,Vale 704-276-9080.

Boer buck 5 y/o, $100% IBGAreg., billies and nannies, 3 m/oup, $75. Jeffrey Michael, Lexington336-853-6279.

’06 show wethers and ewelambs, out of Harms 2000 ram,commercial and reg. Suffolk ramlambs, weaned by mid May, $150up. Rick and Judy Wilson, Mocksville336-492-5962.

ADGA dairy goats Nubian does,purebred and X available, excel-lent quality, good homes only, $25-$200. D. Porter, Greensboro 336-299-8818.

NPGA reg. male pygmy goat,friendly, disbudded, 3 y/o, cara-mel color, $100; 2 6 m/o maleVietnamese pot belly pigs, black/white, $100/ea OBO. Tom Love,Midland 704-361-1293.

Boer/Nubian 50% to FB Boer,does, bucks and weathers, 4 m/oto 5 y/o, herd reduction, $50 up.T.F. Anderson, Mocksville 336-492-7627.

Dwarf Nigerian doeling outof reg. stock, ready 5/07, $150.John Lee, Marshville 704-221-6233.

Tamworth pigs ready to weanlate March, $45. Tommy Durham,Walnut Cove 336-427-3238.

Texas longhorn bull good bloodlines,great disp, good herd sire or pas-ture ornament, $1,100 OBO. TimElliott, Mocksville 336-575-4708.

Boer goats full blood and percentage,$100 up. Steve Jones, Thomasville336-475-6539.

Reg. Finn, Cormo’s, Californiared and Carolina sheep, reserve’07 spring ewes or rams lambs,$100 up. Evelyn Baerje, Aber-deen 910-281-4734.

Purebred Charolais bulls polledand gnelte, $750 up. Johnny Harrison,Salisbury 704-639-0867.

Dorper/Katahdin older ewes,$100-$200. Joe Wright, Burgaw910-398-2896.

Angus yearl ing bulls, reg.,sired by the industries hottest sires,$1,250 up. M. Ryan, Halifax 252-583-3838.

Black Angus bull, reg., calvingease, low birth weight, EmulationEXT Ambush Traveler bloodlines,$1,600. Terry Church, Wilkesboro336-984-0179.

Dexter bulls reg., 3 y/o dun,$600; 11 m/o black, $375. JoeLondon, Mt Ulla 704-799-2407.

Reg. 100% Boer goats red,paints, traditional, does and bucks,$350 up. Richard or Arthur Bostick,Mocksville 336-492-2862 or 492-5992.

Shetland sheep non reg., $100up; reg. and in scrapie program,$250 up. Lynn Michael, New Hill919-837-3890.

Commercial Angus SimmentalX heifers, large frame, weanedopen heifers, preg. checked; 18m/o bred heifers, preg. checked;2nd calf heifers, bred to low birthweight Angus bull, $550. T. Graves,Burlington 336-229-5216.

Boer X commercial goat herd30 does and one buck, does dueto kid in March/Apri l , $3,200.Bob Lightner, Walnut Cove 336-682-5855.

Black Angus bulls purebred,can be registered, you must see,ready for breeding season, $1,200-$2,000. Grandy Ward, Lawndale704-538-3397.

Nigerian dwarfs Nigerian/pygmyX does, bucks, yearlings, kids, someregistered, $50 up; Nigerian dwarfbuck, reg., red, $200; Nigerian dwarfbuck not reg., $50. D. Bracken,Mocksvil le 336-671-3117.

LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK

Bomb proof trail horse locatedwithin 2-3 hours of Jacksonville,must be sound. Vicky Padgett, HollyRidge 910-329-1961.

Information on two stolensaddles, Ammerman Trophy bar-rel saddle stamped FBRA 1999 SeniorChampion, 14 ½”; and 16” cus-tom roping saddle maker StevenHaworth, Lusk, WY. Juliah Smith,Salisbury 704-640-4306.

Mini horse saddle, cart orsupplies. Gary McKinna, Statesville704-871-2191.

Horse van in GC, will trade’87 Ford F150 in VGC. Justin Hefner,Maiden 828-446-8429.

’97-’06 GN 3-5 slant load horsetrailer w/living qtrs and fold outtack rack on larger tack room inGC, reasonable price, close to Albemarle.Hattie Furr, Albemarle 704-438-0575.

Used round pen 40-60 foot.Lauren Taubert, Liberty 336-685-5497.

Small one horse trailer, olderis fine, reasonable price, FC, usedto transport standard jenny. SandraNorman, Advance 336-940-9390.

HORSES WANTED

For rent horse barn & pas-ture, Snow Camp area, $250/month.Travis Graves, Burlington 336-229-5216.

Horse boarding start ing at$200 for pasture board. M. Olympia,Holly Springs 919-552-5601.

Anvil 175 lb American made,EC, $300. Robert Bruff, Lexing-ton 336-243-7651.

Horse boarding southern Wake,northern Harnett, 14 ac pasture,private barn, round pen, $175/month. Robin Johnson, Fuquay Varina919-567-1527.

At stud Seaborne’s Schooner,14.2h, Connemara pony producerof top quality sport ponies forhunter jumper dressage, fee, $1,000.Denise Hill, Creedmoor 919-528-0331.

Friesian X filly, chestnut, greatsport horse, driving potential, $3,000;Westfalen fi l ly German papers/brand, FEI potential, excellent breed,show/ broodmare prospect, FlorestanI g’daughter, incredible bloodlines,$10,000. Beth Norton, Elon 336-421-7289.

At stud Paso Fino pinto, reg.,fee, $500. Vic Stallings, Albemarle704-985-2177.

Horse boarding daily, weekly,monthly 12x12 box stall, turn outpaddocks, 140x180 riding ring, minutesoff I77, full board, $225/mo. G.Keyworth, Elkin 336-957-2639.

TB gelding, reg., 16.3h bayw/blaze, great on trails, hunter prospect,started over fences, very sound,$5,000; stall for rent in small privatebarn, great turnout, large stall, washrack, gelding preferred, $250/month.C. Weaver, Durham 919-732-7708.

Horse boarding new barn, ridingring, full board, $300. Sylvia Carter,Tobaccovil le 336-650-4419.

English Wintec saddle withirons, new leathers, girth, VGC,$250. Danielle Carter, WinstonSalem 336-759-9229.

QH Palomino paint mare,15h, 7 y/o, experienced on trails,loads, baths, stands for farrier, wellmannered, professional training,$2,500. Margie Brinkley, McLeansville336-697-7313.

Mini Sic i l ian donkey jack4 m/o, more on the way, $400.Hendrik Smock, Asheboro 336-879-2637.

60’ round pen includes red16’ corral panels, 4’ walk thrugate, delivery available, $940. DustinWright, Advance 336-403-6652.

TB mare 15.3h, 6 y/o, pro-fessional training, great for dres-sage, hunt seat, $5,500 OBO; AndalusianArabian X 6 y/o mare, 15.2h, professionaltraining, $10,000. Tempe Bennett,Summerfield 336-644-6928.

Saddlebred bay mule jenny,dorsal stripe, raised around chil-dren, $1,200. Ricky Millsaps, Statesville704-592-2411.

TWH mare reg. 6 y/o, black,16.1 h, rides great, sired by Pusher’sSecret Threat, $1,500. Brian Bowman,Taylorsvil le 828-495-7302.

4 Star 3 horse, slant load horsetrailer, full LQ, hay rack, elec-tric jack, new tires, $28,000. BillHewett, Rockingham 919-895-9822.

’98 Circle M Supreme horse/cattle trailer, GN, new floor, new8 ply tires, 23 ft long x 8ft wide,7ft tall, $5,000. Paul Cellucci, Apex919-413-8562.

’87 Circle M 2 horse trailer,excellent floor and tires, surfacerust, $1,500. Cathie Yates, King336-983-7849.

Horse boarding facility nearHwy 68N/W Wendover Ave, largestalls, fans, trail rides, riding rings,round pen, tack room wash stallfed twice daily w/quality hay/feed,full service, $300/per month. PaigeCasper, Greensboro 336-601-9292.

Horse boarding trails, 30 minto Greensboro, $250, 1,600 sq ft2 BR loft apartment, keep yourhorse downstairs, $800/include apartment,stall and turnout. Jan Sorrells, Reidsville336-342-3900.

AMHA and AMHR stallion, $900.Sandra White, Vanceboro 252-244-3915.

Prestige top dressage saddleblack,18” seat, medium tree, VGC, $1,400.Kathy Snethen, Hurdle Mills 919-732-8225.

For rent barn and pasturefive stall barn, tack room, nice,lighted arena, 5 ac of pasture, $600/month. Sally Slusher, Chapel Hill919-619-9056.

APHA sorrel mare 16.1, 14y/o; 8 m/o APHA sorrel stud colt,both for $3,200. Anna Wishon,Lexington 336-971-9256.

’84 Hart GN horse/stock trailer,24’, new paint, GC, $1,950. LynnAldridge, Salisbury 704-202-4016.

’85 6 horse slant GN trailer,GC, $3,500. Bill Britt, Lumberton910-739-3412.

Horse boarding Angier, Dunn,Benson area, stall boarding from$125-$300/month. Kiersten Barnes,Angier 910-897-5033.

’05 Circle M mini horse/goattrailer 12x5x5, dual axle, elec-tric brakes, lights matted floor,EC, $4,500. Sherry Morrison, Ronda336-957-4947.

Horse boarding 12x12 stalls,daily turnout, pasture rotation, 2rings, full board, $250/month. JonNadel, Mebane 919-563-8428.

Wintec close contact saddle16 ½” seat, EC, does not haveCAIR panels or interchangeablegullet, $125. K. Snipes, Raleigh919-779-1084.

’02 Sundowner 6 horse trailer,head to head, GN w/ramps on sideand at rear 7’6” tall, dress rm,awning, water tank, EC, $24,000;Friesian mare 2005 FHANA/FPSby Rintse out of star mare, $12,500.Sally Lawing, Greensboro 336-643-1451.

Horse boarding trails, ring,jumps for fox hunting, wash stallshot/cold water, spacious tack room,board fenced paddocks, run in sheds,45 minute to Chapel Hill, $175-$250. E. MacDonald, Blanch 336-694-1737.

’94 Ponderosa GN 16’ stocktrailer cut gate and swing/slide reardoors, escape door, $1,800. BarryChoate, Waxhaw 704-243-2122.

Simco saddle 15” seat, lowcantle, hide covered tree, smoothleather, EC, $1,200. Jim Waldroop,Franklin 828-524-4261.

Village cart used 1 time, custommade for 12h pony, $3,500; Russetpony show harness, for 12h pony,$1,000. C. Hussey, Wake Forest919-556-1833.

’81 Phillips TB size 2 horseBP trailer, ready to paint, newfloor, walls, mats, $2,000 cashonly. S. Boisselle, Snow Camp 336-513-6535.

Amish made EZ trail wagonw/draft or Haflinger size tonguebench seats, air tires, mechani-cal brakes, wooden with clear finish,$2,160. Bob Richens, Hendersonville828-685-1170.

TWH, chestnut mare, sired byWGC Gen’s Armed, $1,800. StanMeares, Hickory 828-495-2585.

Dappled gray racking horsemare 6 y/o, 15.1h, well broke,very smooth ride, $3,000; QH,15.1h, excellent show prospect,Impressive bloodlines, both sides,broke, gentle, $5,000. Sam Margulies,Mcleansville 336-669-3141.

At stud, AQHA superior hal-ter stallion, GQS Dude, fee $500,8th in nation in senior halter stallionsin ’04; superior producer of hal-ter and performance champs. EsquridoBraddy, Graham 919-272-5670.

Appaloosa mare Plaudit/Skipperw/bloodlines, red roan/white blanketw/spots, rides, loads, stand for farrior$1,100 nego. Laura Zygmunt, Ivanhoe910-283-3692.

Percheron mare 13 y/o, trailridden, broke to pull sled or plow,foxhunted, loads, clips, stands forfarrier, has had several foals, $4,500.Carol Carter, Hurdle Mills 336-364-4739.

Morgan standard bay mare, rides,drives single or double, Amish broke,been ridden lots in mountains, shoes,clips, load $1,800. Ronnie Hill,Mt Olive 919-658-3513.

’93 AQHA chestnut mare, IncentiveFund, AQHA ’95 sorrel mare, sireSilver Coosa, mares are bred, $1,500/ea. Jerry Pless, Salisbury 704-857-8961.

APHA mare reg., chestnut overo,16.3h, breeding sound, trail sound,safe for beginners, $2,500. TaraKipp, Mebane 919-304-6915.

APHA mare overo/bald face,15.3h, green broke, 13 y/o, broodmare, $800 nego. Larry Reeves,Zebulon 919-269-3138.

TWH gelding Tonys Dixie Boy,black tobiano, 5 y/o, 15.2h, trailready, safe for anyone, $4,950.Judy Noyes, Bullock 919-603-1675.

Appaloosa mare, 16 h, Bel-gium QH gelding, 4 y/o, approximatley15h, partially broke, good for roping,$775/ea. Dawn McCall, Claremont828-241-2696.

HORSESHORSES


Purebred Pyrenees pups, born12-22-06, parents on property workingw/sheep, $220/ea. B. Zsigmond,Rutherfordton 828-245-6652.

Walker female tricolor, 4 ½y/o, tree coon, $500; Feist male,squirrel dog, broke rats/snakes, $400;Walker coon hound, male, broke,5 ½ y/o, tri color, $600. G. Frye,Carthage 910-947-5690-home or639-4947-cel l .

Blue heeler pups males andfemales, not registered, fat andhealthy, $125. D. J. Weber, HollySprings 919-567-1045.

Australian cattle dogs blueheeler pups, champ bloodline, workor show, blues and reds, $300 up.Benny Kinley, Greensboro 336-299-8621.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC,raised with goats, parents on site,$450/ea. Janey Scruggs, 1111 HawfieldsRd., Charlotte 28214.

German shepherd female AKCgray, $300; German shepherd pups,AKC, parents on site, DOB 1/07,$300. Glenn Core, Dunn 910-892-0522.

English setter pups DOB 9/06, FDSB reg., Green Mesa HuntingPreserve, $300. M. Frazier, Boonville336-468-8878.

English Pointers, English setters,Brittany spaniels, German short-hair all registered, good bloodlines,$200 up. Don and Linda Smith,Albertson 252-568-4938.

German shepherd AKC registeredmale, 5 weeks old, black/tan, sireEin Gut, dam-Bisschin, $375. IvanWhiteheart, Winston-Salem 336-769-9851.

English springer spaniel pupsAKC, DOB 2/07, parents on site,black, liver and white, $300. LibbyPresnell, Sparta 336-372-4131.

Border col l ies DOB 12/06,black/white, excellent bloodlines,great cattle/sheep dogs, make greatpets, $200. Marian/Jimmy Little,Midland 704-888-4302.

Rabbits mostly brown, $10.Marcus Schlabach, Union Grove336-468-6541.

Mountain Feist old timey treeingdogs, UKC, DOB 2/07, long lineof treeing dogs, bobtail, erect ears,good farm dogs, 12-16 lbs, $125.Burton Reid, Taylorsville 828-632-3662.

At stud Great Pyreness, fee,$350 or pick of litter. Debbie Bracken,Mocksville 336-671-3117.

Anatol ian shepherds malesand females, DOB 2/07, cham-pion bloodlines, sire and dam onfarm, $800-$1,200. Audree Blaikie,Advance 336-749-9869.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi fe-male, AKC, UKC, OFA prelinedhips, CERF eyes, sable color, $500.Amanda Olson, Fayetteville 910-867-4123.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC,DOB 12/06, both parents and pupsraised with goats, $400. BrendaNorman, Ruffin 336-939-3065.

Great Pyrenees DOB 1/07,raised with goats, great markings,$175. Lyle Loflin, Denton 336-953-0424.

At stud, Lab AKC, big and muscular,blockhead, black, 2 y/o, choco-late factor bloodline, excellent dispo.,fee, $300; Lab pups, English champbloodline, pedigree, $350. RogerMelville, Charlotte 704-568-0312.

At stud Weimaraner, AKC reg.,silver gray color, $500. Norm Loomis,Cameron 910-245-1963.

Jack Russel l terr ier CKC,DOB 2/07, $150-$200; JRTCA DOB2/07, stud service available, $200-$250, parents on site. Joy Barr,Taylorsvil le 828-632-7752.

Border collies, reg. ABC, DOB2/07, all red w/white markings,males and females, strong work-ing bloodlines for cattle, sheep,goats, older pups avail., $350. CathyHartley, Oxford 919-603-0925.

Beagles 3 male, DOB 2/07,parents good rabbit dogs, on site,$50/ea. Joe Grooms, Rockingham910-997-4419.

Border collies DOB 1/07 ABCreg., parents on site, 4 blue merles,1 black/white, $375. Nathan Frick,Salisbury 704-239-0903.

Great Pyrenees pups, DOB1/07, AKC reg., parents on site,great livestock and personal protection,$300. Mickey Bowman, Staley 336-824-2716.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi AKC,DOB 1/07, 2 tri, 2 black/white,1 male, 3 female, $500. A. Staley,Staley 336-622-1278.

Austra l ian shepherd pupsAKC registered, working blood-lines, DOB 2/07, $200. Jerry Elliott,Cerro Gordo 910-654-3158.

UKC Toy Rat terrier 6 w/o,black/white male, $200. Vicky Shaver,Albemarle 704-982-3541.

Great Pyrenees pups AKC,DOB 1/07, raised with goats, parentson site, $450. Mike Bebber, MtUlla 704-633-3907.

NZ X California and New Zealandrabbits, breeding does and bucks,young available, $10-$25. ChadRouse, Zebulon 919-455-7338.

Lionhead rabbits 4 H discountgiven, some other breeds as well,$10-$25. Crystal Aguero, Win-ston-Salem 336-406-7651.

Rat terriers reg., pearl tr i-color, female, 4 males, sire A1vermin killer, rats to racoons, $250-$300. Sandra Norman, Advance336-940-9390.

Two German Shorthair fe-males, DOB 12/06, one black/white,one liver/white, AKC titles in pedigree,$450. Bruce Stolsworth, Salisbury704-278-1595.

Pembroke Welsh Corgis DOB1/07, male and female, CKC reg.,$450. Joel Rogers, Rural Hall 336-377-3095.

Pembroke Welsh Corgis AKC,red/white and tri, DOB 2/07, tailsdocked, females, $400, males, $300.Howard Combs, West Jefferson 336-846-9704.

Brittany Spaniel pup female,3 m/o, liver and white, $125. CliffSnipes, Morganton 828-443-1066.

Beagle/Walker X DOB 1/07, will be ready 3/07, $25. ScottSimmons, Ellerbe 910-652-5400.

Mini Dachshunds males andfemales, black, tan and red, ready4/07, $250-$300. Terry Hardy,Rural Hall 336-416-6104.

Kangal dog pups DOB 1/07, parents working dogs with excellenthips, pups raised with Boer goats,$1,500. Stuart Richens, Hendersonville828-685-1170.

At stud, Weimaraner, AKC reg.,silver gray, 5 y/o, fee, $350. KimCovington, Haw River 336-269-4474.

Holland lop rabbits variouscolors, $10/ea. Randy James, Lexington336-978-7165.

At stud Old English Sheep-dog, champion, AKC, OFA andCERF, 5 generations of top win-ning champion bloodlines, greathealth/temperament, fee $800 orpick of litter. Steve Cyr, Clayton919-585-4305.

Australian Shepherds NSDRreg., DOB 1/07, blue merle male,red merle female with blue eyes,red tri female, $500-$700. LisaLemons, Catawba 828-241-3319.

Rabbits Missouri cottontail,look like wild rabbits, same size,work great in rabbit pen, greatway to train young pups, $5/ea.Jason Bryant, Raleigh 919-847-3454.

Lab pups, AKC/OFA/CERF, ready4/07, black, yellows, HRCH sired,hips and eyes guaranteed, excel-lent gun dog prospects, $500. MichaelParker, Mt Ulla 704-278-1699.

Bouvier AKC ears cut, graybrindle started obedience, from workingline, good protection good sportdog, male, nice head and coat,$500. M. Dexter, Pink Hill 910-298-6588.

Lion head rabbit very friendly,other breeds available, $15. OlgaKluttz, Rockwell 704-425-9575.

Pembroke Welsh Corg i 3male, 1 female, DOB 11/06, $400/ea. Kathy Daniels, Taylorsvil le828-632-5025.

Great Pyrenees pups DOB2/07, white with badger markings,champion lines, males, $350; fe-males, $400. Patsy Hamilton, Statesville704-528-9114.

Great Pyrenees pups, AKC,parents on site with goats, $300/ea. Freddy Davis, Elkin 336-366-4174.

Golden Retriever pups, fullblooded, healthy, $200. CynthiaDuke, Rocky Mount 252-443-1958.

At stud German shorthair, greatpedigree, show champ, hunts close,fee $400; German shorthair pupsDOB 3/07, show/agility champs,hunt, pets, health guaranteed, $800.Christy Lambright, Wake Forest919-556-5915.

Collies AKC, sable and white,champ bloodlines, parents on site,DOB 2/07, $350-$400. Allen King,Hamptonvi l le 336-468-2389 or428-4342-cel l .

Austra l ian Shepherd DOB12/06, NSDR reg., blue and redmerles, red/black tris, solids, $350/merles; $250/solids. J. Burrow, Winston-Salem 336-407-6503.

Australian Shepherds DOB1/07, all males, red and white, NSDRreg, $300 OBO. Buddy Houston,Conover 828-256-7122.

Great Pyrenees pups raisedwith goats, 4 females and 2 males,$150/ea. Nancy Woodard, Princeton919-936-2049.

Bird dogs Pointers and Set-ters, males and females, $150-$800.J.W. Sorrell, Jr., Dunn 910-890-4252.

In accordance with statelaw, puppies and dogs advertisedin the Agricultural Review whichare 4 mos. or older must havecurrent rabies vaccinat ions.This rule also includes dogsat stud.

Ads MUST include the ageof the canines at the time ofpublication, and a copy of therabies certif icate or a state-ment that a l l animals havecurrent shots.

NOTICE

ANIMALS ANIMALS

Milk cows or heifer calvess,any kind, pay top dollar. Bud Hendrix,Tobaccovil le 336-983-7676.

Baby pig just weaned, not potbelly, near Liberty or Burlingtonarea 336-565-8030 or 792-0321.

Tennessee fainting goat reasonableprice or will trade pygmy goatkids, near Goldsboro. Diana Mann,Goldsboro 919-731-4650.

Two small Duroc gilts, from30-40 lbs. James Jarman, Pink Hill252-568-4028.

Two pygmy goat babies for4H project, prefer donated goat,but will pay. Julie Congleton, Wilmington910-791-9711.

Jersey cow registered, musthave papers. B. Henley, Cornelius704-892-1939.

Livestock you no longer want,large family farm, no kill facil-ity. Norm Loomis, Cameron 910-245-1963.

Yearling Boer buck no pa-pers needed. Tripp Hursey, Burlington336-260-5995.

Livestock that need a goodhome, 14 acs, will pay a little.Joseph Burke, Raleigh 919-954-6024.

Black Simmental bull purebredpolled, reg. DOB 5/03, $1,400.John Cecil, Chapel Hill 919-929-4872.

Baby goats DOB 2/07, Alpineand Nubian mix, some will be soldwith nanny, $25. Kim Marshall,Westfield 336-994-9456.

Brangus hei fers and bul lsreg., top genetics, geat on SE fescuegrass, $800 up. Willard Huffman,Stony Point 704-878-2992.

Reg Angus, red, bulls, bredcows and cow/calf pairs, excel-lent bloodlines, low birth weight,good material EPD’s, $1,000-$3,000.David Moser, Siler City 919-742-2651.

Columbia, Rambouillet sheep,X bred, fast growth, produce qualitycarcasses, near Wilmington $100-$450. Thomas Michael, Jr., Winnabow910-253-8351.

Tamworth boar, full blooded,2 y/o, $150 OBO. Brandon Sechler,China Grove 704-239-6665.

ABGA fullblood does, bred,bloodlines include Kaptein, Storm,Eggsfile, Billy Bob, Induna, PowellHolman, etc, show quality, $350up; solid red billy fullblood ABGAreg., $800 or trade for fullblooddoes. S. Shelton, Reidsville 336-552-3421.

Baby pygmy goats males, $25;female, $50, all colors. Gene Walser,Lexington 336-242-1211.

Nigerian dwarf goats, reg.,doelings, bucklings, some w/blueeyes, excellent bloodlines, youngbucks available, Nigora, Nigerian/Angora X, perfect for fiber art-ist, $100 up. Sandra Norman, Advance336-940-9390.

Pygmy goats male, $45; fe-male, $50; female Nubian, $60.Wayne Kluttz, Salisbury 704-202-7009.

Boer billy, 90%, 9 m/o, $90;Tripp Hursey, Burlington 336-260-5995.

Boer does and wethers Who’sYour Daddy bloodline, $100 up.Mike Berezny, Efland 919-563-9880.

Angus bull reg., out of Gar-dens Prime Time, DOB 10/04, BW+ 1.9, WW +29, YW +65, milk+ 21, excellent traits for calvingease, herd bull, $1,800. MandelOwens, Tobaccoville 336-924-2643.

Two Alpine dairy goats twins,2 y/o, reg., $125. Holly Behm,Germanton 336-994-2261.

Angus bulls AI sired by Traveler004, New Frontier, VRD; damsAI sired, DOB 4/06, low BW, highgrowth, thick, easy handling, $975.Leon Shore, Yadkinville 336-961-2257.

Brangus bulls purebred, easycalving, 10 m/o-3 y/o, $800 up.Eddy Labus, Laurel Spring 336-372-7467.

Red Angus bull, 3-4 y/o, gentle,easy on the cows, calves on site,will deliver within 50 miles, Free,longer distance reasonable fee, $1,100OBO; black Angus bull, hvy muscle,$800 OBO. M. Soots, Lenoir 828-638-6678.

Four 80% Boer billy goats;red billy goat, 1 y/o, 3 paints,ready 5/07, $150/ea. Todd Holshouser,Mooresvil le 704-662-8195.

Nigerians, pygmys, X kids,all colors, mostly blue eyes, canbe reg. AGS, $100-$250; variousbreeding ages Boers, Farmer’s hybridsand X breeds, $150-$350. ElizaMaclean, Mebane 336-376-0811.

Pot bell ied piglets, variouscolors, $125. Michelle Korman,Whitsett 336-202-5136.

Boer and Boer X breeding does,Boer and Boer X kids, bucks anddoes, one Nigerian dwarf breed-ing doe, $50-$150. Chad Rouse,Zebulon 919-455-7338.

Black Angus bull reg. siresHoff Gold Label SC 900 541 VDRNew Trend 47 Scotch Cap BT Ultravox297E and others, $1,500 up. ClarenceStroud, Statesville 704-546-7856.

Black Angus cows 8 reg., $23,295.Stanley Allen, Yanceyville 336-421-6923.

Charolais bulls and heifers,purebred, polled, 7-9 m/o, reg. sires,delivery by arrangement, $700.Dee Helms, Salisbury 704-637-3524.

Dairy goats Nigerian dwarf andLamancha, all reg. $150, weth-ers, $50, all others, $100-$150.Jill Bullock, Stokesdale 336-548-2977.

Pygmy goats very small, youngnannies and billies, $15-$30. WalterLoftis, Burlington 336-570-1803.

European Mouflon sheep, purebred,’07 lambs, sire ram has 30+ inchtrophy horns, ewes resemble whitetaildeer, $300 Baxter Adams, Trin-i ty 336-861-6526.

Two bred Pygmy Alpine does,$20/ea. S. Peery, Selma 919-333-6400.

Goats Boer, dairy crosses, $65;red Angus heifer, young, 500 lbs,$700. M. Oaks, Shawboro 252-232-8733.

Mini Old English baby dolllambs, reg. scrapie certified flock,black and white lambs, $300-$500.Lisa Byland, Valdese 828-432-6415.

Boer doelings and wethers,by son of ennobled Painted War-rior, several show quality, $200-$350; wether, $125. Rebecca Prow,Selma 919-796-3274.

Nubian Boer X bil l ie DOB12/06-1/07, some polled, some horned,all in excellent health, $45-$80.Larry Davis, Franklinvile 336-495-1214.

Black Angus X cows with somecalves at side, heavy bred goodcows, $1,000/ea. Robert Melton,Siloam 336-374-6308.

Baby goats all ages, $25 upor will trade. L.B. Deal, Winston-Salem 336-813-4531.

Nubian purebred kids vari-ety of colors, $150 up. Max Keever,Statesvil le 704-872-8272.

Nubian kids purebred, occa-sional milkers, $150 up. JeremyHood, Newton 828-320-0297.

Nubians, reg. ADGA weanlingbucks, all colors, some spots, disbudded,ready 3/07, $100/ea. Lisa Lem-ons, Catawba 828-241-3319.

Boer billy 2 y/o, used on somedairy goats, $150 or will tradefor another Boer bil ly or goodquality milking goat. Joshua Moore,Reidsville 336-349-6862.

Nigerian dwarf bucks blueeyes, throws great kids, $150. M.Angela, Benson 919-262-4833.

Irish Dexter short leg steer,small, less than a year old, $600.Chip Ritchie, Concord 704-723-4914.

Reg. Angus bulls low birthweight, muscle, one AI to Integ-rity, $1,400 and $1,500. DavidWhite, Dallas 704-913-5157.

Hereford bull reg., 28 m/o,low birth weight, $1,100. BillySwaney, Reidsville 336-634-0766.

Nubian billy ADGA reg., nohorns, excellent around children,black/white, $200. Denny Wilson,Burnsville 828-208-4004.

Pygmy X, nannies, wethers,various ages, colors, $40-$60. BonnieParker, Lexington 336-787-4960.

Boer does, purebred, registered,full bodies, long, quality does goodgenetics, $200 up; show wethers,hi percentage Boers, excellent growthrates, sire Topbrass over Magnumg’son, $150 up.. Linda or ClayTrainum, Greensboro 336-656-0045.

Brangus bull purebred, $1,200.Cindy and Richard Morgan, EagleSprings 910-948-4237.

Boer goats ’07 kids, 10 m/odoes ready to breed, sire is outof ennobled sire, $70 up; blackcows bred to calve in the fall of‘07. P. McAuley, Catawba 828-465-5230.

Proven billy 3 y/o, 9/16 Boer,very strong and good breeder, youwill need to pick up, $150. StevenJennings, Liberty 336-622-5331.

Niger ian dwarf buckl ings,DOB 1/07, bottle fed, starting at$50. John Nelson, Louisburg 252-478-4471.

Polled Herefords, bulls andheifers, KCF and Felton blood-line, EPDs above breed avg, de-livery available, $1,000 up. BrentCreech, Zebulon 919-422-9220.

Purebred Nubian does 3 m/o to 15 m/o, $75. Mark Wilhelm,Cleveland 704-278-9396.

Llama ILR reg. 9 m/o female,white w/black tail, show quality,$500. Jim Waters, Concord 704-786-9257.

Jacob sheep, great fleece, ewelamb, wether, $50-$175; Karakulsheep, small flock, all AKSR reg.,good color range, $200-$250. JoeSkeesick, Hope Mills 910-717-4714.

Nubian buck proven, 5 y/o,$200; Nubian/Am Nubian yearlingdoes, $90 up; bred Nubian doe,due 4/07, $175. G. Lehman, Traphill336-957-4470.

Cows bred to Angus bull, $1,000/ea. R.K. Swift, Elon 336-508-9601.

Nubian does bred due approximately6/07, some IDGA and some ADGAreg., excellent bloodline, bred toADGA buck, $225 up. Bryan Miller,Conover 828-256-2723.

Scottish Highland calves DOB12/06, $800/ea; Barbados blackbelly lambs, $65. Tim Stevenson,Charlotte 704-697-0797.

Dorper X Katahdin ewes $125up; reg. white Dorper ram, 4 y/o, $300; 100% katahdin ram lambs,$135 up. Richard Whorton, Durham919-215-2753.

Dairy goats AGS Nigerian dwarfkids, mini Nubian doe in milk,$100; mini Nubian wether, $50.Stacy Martin, Todd 336-877-9138.

Shetland sheep, shetland Xwethers, $50-$100; white Shet-land ewe reg. $200; proven reg.white Shetland ram great horns,$200. Laura Young, Sanford 919-775-5140.

Mini Nubian blue eyed buck,proven breeder, 3 y/o, horns, black/white, $50. Steven Campbell, CedarGrove 336-578-2794.

Black Angus heifer, DOB 11/05, excellent stock, $750. WayneCoble, Ramseur 336-879-5453.

Tamworth piglets, full blooded,ready, delivery available, $50. JackLawrence, Walnut Cove 336-994-2884.

Boer goats ABGA reg., bil-lies, $200-$400; percentage nannies,$125 up. Mike Bebber, Mt Ulla704-663-3907.

Nubians and purebred AmericanADGA, milking does, bred does,kids, spotted purebred buckling,$100 up. Phil Tomberlin, Mon-roe 704-283-9881.

Angora goats proven buck,reg. doe, both great fleeces; reg.Nigerian dwarf goats, proven buck,young does, great pets, $75/ea.George Noblit, Snow Camp 336-376-1218.

Nigerian dwarf buckling tricolor, blue eyed, reg., $200; bucklings,doelings and wethers, $125-$300,great milking lines. Tammy Craine,Reidsville 336-285-0198.

Longhorn calves and ropers,ready to go, $300 up. TommyWingler, Statesville 704-902-4677.

Gelbvieh bulls reg., dam HadSugar 446J red, top selling donorfemale for ’06 X with Fosters,Visa, Beethoven and Freedom, blackand red, $1,500-$2,500. Steve Waugh,Mooresvil le 704-904-3433.

Polled Hereford reg. bulls;2 y/o heifers; cows with calves,bulls/$2,000; cow and heifers, $1,000to $3,000. John Wheeler, Fayetteville910-868-1910.

Hair sheep Dorper X Katahdinram lambs, $200. Donald Haddock,Wintervi l le 252-321-5616.

Leicester long wool sheepcurly hand spinners fleece, nonreg. yearling ewe $250; yearlingwethers, $75; Leicester Tunis Xyeawrling ewe, $150; wethers, $50,great fleeces. Mary Longhill, SnowCamp 336-376-1218.

LIVESTOCKLIVESTOCKLIVESTOCK


Bushhog, clear land, demol-ish old structures, grade, etc, $200up. Tommy Beaumont, Shawboro252-455-0422.

Build any type fencing, $1up. Richard Bare, Laurel Springs336-359-8278.

Cow trimmer 5 years expe-rience with dairy cows, referencesavailable, located in Oak Ridge,$10/cow. Shane Roberts, Oak Ridge336-707-8987.

Need someone to help withgoats, chickens and pigs. NancyShirley, Topton 828-321-9036.

Pasture fencing woven wire,board, horse wire, all type of fencing.James Staley, Seagrove 336-879-2322.

Portable sawmill service Rockinghamco, surrounding area, your site ormine, $50 set up, $40 hour. MichaelSpanolia, Browns Summit 336-255-2434.

Pond stocking bluegill, shellcracker,catfish, carp, delivered, $.30 to$10. Paul Warner, Waxhaw 704-243-3011.

Mosquito fish Gambusia formosquito control, $100/1,000. BobbyIrving, Madison 336-427-7171.

Canola meal for horse feed,if you have or if you know whereI can purchase. K. McKinney, Raleigh919-828-6460.

Fescue/orchard grass/cane grassmix, horse quality, shed kept, rnd.bales, $25/bale; sq. bales, $3/balefor 100 or more. Dewey Mesimer,Davidson 704-933-8931.

Matua horse hay square bales,$4/ea; coastal Bermuda hay, squarebales, $3.50. Wesley Williams, Rockingham910-895-3480.

Orchard grass and or mixedgrass, square bales, no rain, $4/ea. Steve Beckner, Mebane 919-563-5666.

’06 Fescue/grass mix squarebales, cow hay, some mold, $1/per bale. Debbie Bethune, Mt. Pleasant704-982-3691.

Coastal Bermuda horse hay,$3.75/bale; pine needles, very clean,$3.75; loose pine needle mulch,$10/per pick up load. John Ellis,Eagle Springs 910-673-0417.

Alfalfa hay $5.50/per bale;orchard grass, $3.25 to $4.50/perbale; fescue grass, $2.75/per bale,will deliver at extra cost. MaynardSouthern, Stokesdale 336-643-5621.

Fescue quality, 4x5 round bales,stored spring of ’06, $16/ea. WilliamEllis, Cleveland 704-278-0774.

Alfalfa large square bales, 3x8x8,$12/per bale picked up. Tony Greene,Hendersonvil le 828-699-2781.

Fescue/Orchard grass squarebales, kept in barn, out of rain,$2/ea. Shane Shelton, Reidsville336-552-3421.

’06 wheat/rye grass 4x4 roundbales, forage tested, $25/ea. L.M.Chrismon, Elon 336-449-5775.

Orchard grass/oat hay horsequality, sheltered, cut, baled forhorses, no delivery, no discounts,$5.95/ea. Alan Gatrell, Oxford 919-693-5108.

Timothy, alfalfa, orchard grass,coastal round rolls, golden blendfeed for goats and horses, $6.75up. Rebecca Prow, Selma 919-796-3274.

Fescue and clover, square bales,$2.50/ea; straw square bales, $2.75/ea. J. David Honeycutt, Albemarle704-982-6529.

Alfalfa premium quality, $350/ton. H. Newton, Hurdle Mills 919-357-8270.

Matua horse hay square $2.50/ea and round bales $20/ea, book-ing ’07 cutting. Tom Williams,Rockingham 910-895-3870.

Cheyenne Bermuda and nativegrasses mixed, round bales, $20/ea. Earley Wilder, Zebulon 919-365-3939.

Fescue hay horse quality,4x5round bales, been sheltered, $25/ea. Joe Brogden, Wake Forest 919-554-4198.

Oat hay horse quali ty, norain, square bales, $3.50/per baleat barn. Brandon Thomas, Norwood704-219-1261.

Alfalfa $7/bale; Coastal Ber-muda, horse quality square bale,no rain, $4/ea. Grant Andrews,Mt. Gilead 910-439-5182-homeor 572-6966-cell.

Feed for horses/livestock 9%protein, $7/50 lbs; 13% protein,4% fat, $7/50 lbs; 13% protein,8% fat, $8/50 lbs; alfalfa pellets,$9/50 lbs, etc. Jim Rhinehart, Concord704-782-2204.

’06 Fescue 150, 4x5 roundbales, net or string wrap, deliv-ery available, $20-$30/ea. E.P. Rich,Gibsonville 336-698-0751.

Quality hay and certified organicfeeds, supplements, $4 up, deliv-ery available. Nora Mitchell, WakeForest 919-528-5690.

’06 Orchard grass sq bales,98%, 1st cutting, $4.50/ea. Bar-bara Anderson, Laurel Springs 336-359-2537.

’06 grass hay horse and cowquality, good sq bales, $1.50-$2/ea; rye straw $2/per bale. TonyHarmon, Julian 336-685-4059.

Fescue and mixed grass horseand cow quality, sq bales, $2-$3.50.Josie Snider, Staley 336-622-2942.

Pinestraw mini round bales,long/short needle, $8.50 up, lo-cated near Benson, delivery availablewithin 50 miles or you can pickup. Anthony Chesnutt, Benson 919-938-4452.

Fescue horse quality, spring’07 cutting, sq bales, $2.50/in thefield or $3/barn. John Warner, Reidsville336-634-1234.

Fescue 4x5 round bales, storedinside on pallets, no rain, $15/ea. Darrell Starnes, Hickory 828-381-5976.

Cert i f ied coastal Bermudasprigs, Tifton 44, $2/bu; Tifton85, $2.50/bu; land planted, $120up, acre, sprigs included. C. Miller,Lumber Bridge 910-875-2898.

Fescue 4x4 round bales, storedunder shed, delivery available, $25/roll. Donnie Clayton, Roxboro 336-592-1302.

HAY AND GRAIN

To lease land to hunt deer &turkey, will take good care of land.James Clark, Bryson City 828-488-6961 or 736-1270.

To lease 5 acres of pasturefor horse in Snow Camp/south-ern Alamance co. Brenda Dixon,Snow Camp 336-376-0929.

To lease 100-900 acres fordeer hunting Rockingham, Stokes,Forsyth, Davidson, Guilford, 5 responsiblehunters, $7-$12. Brian Kurutz, Kernersville336-996-8498.

To buy eastern NC land, hunting,farming any size, cash, no devel-opment. Mike Wessell, Raleigh 919-801-5383.

To lease 50-400 acres east-ern NC for duck, deer and turkeyhunting. Russell Poteet, Valdese828-874-6368.

To lease 100+ acres in Chatham,Granville, Anson, Randolph or surroundingco, references available upon re-quest. Gary Thrift, Thomasville336-475-2739.

50 to 50,000 acres timber andfields a plus. John Long, Ruffin336-939-3166.

Land to bear hunt on. LarryPruitt, Providence 336-388-0655.

To lease land for cutting hay,must be in Wilkes or Caldwell co.Jason Adams, Ferguson 828-754-5449.

30 to 300 acres of farm landin Davie or Davidson co. TommySink, Lexington 336-787-5996.

To lease 100+ acres in Davidson,Montgomery, Rowan, Randolph,Stanly, Cabarrus co for ’07 andlonger, will obey landowner rules.Boyd Clodfelter, Lexington 336-249-9800.

10 to 50 acres adjoining Sandhillsgame land prefer Moore or Rich-mond co. Linda Hoover, West End910-639-9910.

To lease 50+ ac in Davidson,Davie , Forsyth, Guilford, Rockingham,Caaswell and Alamance co for ’07and longer, no four wheeler, ref-erences available, Darien Huffman,Lexington 336-775-4778.

To lease land for hunting anywherefrom Mocksvil le west, very re-sponsible hunters. David Souderes,Waynesvil le 828-456-3174.

Farmland 50 acres minimum,Orange, Chatham or Alamance,house a plus. Veronica Summers,Efland 919-272-5850.

10-20 ac of pasture land withsmall house, want to relocate smallfarm. Gary McKinna, Statesville704-871-2191.

To rent or lease land in Rowanor surrounding co for ’07 hunt-ing season. Travis Walker, Rockwell704-213-4093.

Land for horses no more than20 acres in or around Raleigh witha home on it. Heidi Cellucci, Apex919-413-8532.

Land to hunt feral hogs on.Karl Benz, Kannapolis 704-8574728.

To lease land for ’07 deer season,large or small tracts in or aroundOrange co. Jeff Hunt, Lumberton910-736-3054.

To lease 15 ac minimum forlong term Iredell co for cattle grazing.Ron Wyatt, Troutman 704-528-6605.

To rent or lease pasture forcattle in Davie, Yadkin or Iredellco. Clarence Kissinger, Mocksville336-998-7363.

To buy small farm Iredell,Alexander, Wilkes co. Sondra Beam,Mooresvil le 704-506-2917.

Long term lease or lease toown working farm with fenced pasturesand tillable land for crops and cattle.M.D. Smith, Dunn 910-891-4713.

To lease land for ’07 turkeyhunting season in SE Guilford coor surrounding area, responsiblehunter. Alex Ashton, Greensboro336-674-3327.

Need good quality horse pastureto lease at low cost for 2-3 horsesnear US 1, between Sanford, Moncureand NC State University. Julie Davis,Sanford 919-270-1887.

10 acres up in Caswell or Alamanceco, must have spring or springfed pond on it. Matthew Silberman,Mebane 919-225-8549.

LAND WANTED

33 ac plus farmhouse w/extrabuildings, sell as is, buyer will needto buy out or continue tree con-tract, Casar Road; 40 + ac w/farmhouse,buyer to continue income-producingtree contract, sell as is; will selltogether for $415,000 or as twoseparate parcels. Mary Ann Stegall,Charlotte 704-537-9544.

10 acres completely fenced in,iron gate has some stumps, greatfor horses, cattle or goats, mo-bile home 14x70, $88,900. CarleeneWalters, Carthage 919-353-0562.

35 ac southern Alamance co,½ fescue, ½ wooded, 2,350 sq fthome, $450,000. Richard Daniels,Sr., Graham 336-376-1078 or 213-6432.

7.6 ac between Dobson and PilotMtn, $25,000. James Lineberger,Ronda 336-957-2754.

10 ac Cumberland co, woodedand part cleared, poultry farm, storage,row crops, blueberry, timber, pinestraw, 375’ road front, $10,000/per acre, will not divide land. RogerSykes, Cameron 919-499-0600.

142 ac in southern Davidsonco, 85 acres fenced water, barn,utility building, balance in hard-woods, 1,000 ft road frontage, $6,500/per ac; 111 wooded acres, south-ern Davidson co, $6,000/per acre.Colon Terrell, Denton 336-859-3611.

For rent 3-4 ac pasture forhorses, includes barn, round ring,riding ring and good trail coun-try, $500, April to November. DennisFranklin, Glade Valley 336-657-3969.

32 ac Columbus co, lots of wildlife, deer , $1,500/per ac. VernonGurganus, Clarendon 910-653-2270.

64 ac horse farm, boarding facility,new 10 stall barn, horse shower,tack, feed rooms, 16 fenced pad-docks, 2,000 bale hay field, 2,800sq ft house, $560,000. J. Filler,Providence 336-388-0278.

18.75 ac mountain farm, Madisonco, fenced and cross fenced, smallpond and stream, good 5 stall barnwith hay loft and feed room, small2 b/r house, horses on property,$200,000. William Boone, Marshall828-689-5820 or 779-2347-cell.

27 ac northern Stokes co, excellentstream through middle of prop-erty, stand of poplar, pine andhardwoods, 4 miles west of SandyRidge off NC 704, $135,000. OdellWood, Liberty 336-622-2625.

35 ac mountain land with pasture,fence, 2 sheds for equipment orlivestock private drive, 1,864 sqft log house, $439,900. Carlos andBetty Johnson, North Wilkesboro336-984-2525 or 984-0349.

11 ac Rockingham co, woodedwith creek, deeded right of way,$27,500 OBO. Ed Smith, Salisbury704-636-1477.

For rent 100 ac with barns,storage, shed, pastures, creeks, farmhouse, $600/mo. Boyd Lockhart,Semora 336-234-8518.

8.54 ac Ashe co, small horsefarm, 30x40, 5 stall barn with electricand water, abundant wildlife, lotsof 4 wheeler trails, 2,300 sq fthouse, $299,900. David Eldreth,Todd 336-877-1097.

Approximately 50 ac Caswellco, 30 minutes from Chapel Hill,hard road front, perfect for horsefarm or hunting. $3,500/per ac.Ronald Emory, Prospect Hill 336-562-5677.

21.5 ac Denton, can be usedfor horses or cattle, running creeks,mostly cleared, $90,000. TravisBeeson, Archdale 336-886-8869.

30 ac Randolph co, near Guilfordand Alamance, part wooded andpart open, not cut over, $160,000.Roscoe Poe, Liberty 336-622-3296.

8+ ac east Rowan co, 6 ac cropland + timber, small pond, pavedroad front, ideal mini farm,, $12,000/per ac. Archie Vanhoy, Gold Hill704-279-3654.

47 ac Moore co, timber hasbeen sold, hardwood buffers willremain, excellent for hunting, $2,200/per ac or $103,400. Brad Fields,Greensboro 336-272-9221.

25.5 ac Wilkes co, near StoneMt State Park, lots of wildlife,$98,000. Harvey Collins, State Road336-874-3297.

22.45 ac Stokes co, partly fenced,cattle/goats, hay ground, stockedpond, cattle hay barn, 3 shelters,2 large, heated shops, house, $325,000.Maxine Sweatt, Advance 336-998-6226.

15 wooded ac Alleghany co,near Sparta, deer and turkey plentiful,$132,995; 12.5 ac, Johnston co,barn, fenced, hi tensile electricwire, out buildings, house, secluded,$169,900. John Bentley, Raleigh919-851-0267.

143 ac northern Stokes co, approximately40 ac grassed, 110 ac fenced, 2streams, tobacco barns, old loghouse, 1.75 miles road front, greatviews, $635,000. Ken Reid, Kernersville336-993-8025.

75 ac Yadkin co near I77, 13stall barn, pond, creek, woods, greatfor horses, cows or vineyard, newhouse, garage, $535,000. RandalCline, Jonesville 336-428-1594 or835-5483.

21.92 ac with 62’x64’ barn,northern Iredell co, natural stream,450’ road front, $8,500/per candivide. Gary Feimster, Olin 704-546-7815.

8 ac adjacent to Blue RidgeParkway, small orchard, good forvegetables, tree, horse or livestockfarming, 1,800 sq ft house, 9 milesfrom Sparta, $250,000. Tony Snow,Yadkinvil le 336-679-8475.

7.5 ac with 60’ long tool shed,6 acres of pasture, 2,160 sq fthouse, western Lincoln co, $215,000OBO. Charlie Price, Vale 704-462-4858.

8 ac Yadkin co, fenced pas-ture, 1 ac pond, 492 ft road front,$80,000. Kathleen Reavis, Win-ston-Salem 336-924-8856.

91 ac located in Semora, 2 storagebuildings one 221 sq ft and theother 672 sq ft, open shed build-ing 3,072 sq ft, 2,500 sq ft doublewide, etc., $350,000. Alma Wallace,Semora 336-599-6894.

54 ac horse farm, west Chathamco, 25 ac board fenced pastures,four barns, ponds, shop, timberframe house, much more, $955,000.Bill and Lynne Betts, Siler City919-663-1699 or 609-8203.

12 ac Alamance co, fenced,wooded and open, lots of stor-age, two large shops, great forhorses or cattle, 3 b/r, 3 bath brickhouse, $284,000. Paula Landreth,Snow Camp 336-222-0986.

Land for sale must consistof at least 3 acres and beused for agricultural pur-poses, i.e. cultivation, raisinglivestock and/or other farmcommodities.Advertisers must indicateuse of land.

FARM LAND

50 new bee hives with ex-cellent bees, $110/ea. Tony Parker,Bolton 910-655-0741.

Minnesota hygenic queens$15/ea with discounts for largerorders, queen is bred for hygenicbehavior and non aggressiveness,great honey producers. Jack Tapp,Chapel Hill 919-942-2006.

Bee boxes used, $10; bee su-pers used, $5. Herman Barnette,Kannapolis 704-933-0846.

Bees available immediatelyfor pollination, 50 hives, $50/ea.Chris Rarick, Goldsboro 919-394-7678.

’06 spring honey 5 gallon,$55. Norman Pardue, Jonesville336-835-6210.

Beekeeping supplies and honey,5 frame nuc $60. M. Bridges, KingsMountain 704-739-6435.

Brushy Mountain single wheelhive carrier, Guy Fricks, Carrboro919-960-0268.

Bee supplies including 4 hivebodies and 10 supers old but ingood usable condition, $50 up OBO.John Bentley, Raleigh 919-851-0267.

75 5 frame nucs taking or-ders for spring ’07, no frame ex-change, spring treated, state in-spected, complete hives, $150, nucs$85. Sam Frogge, Statesville 704-585-2004.

New Colony honey bees withbrood box and super, innen andtop lids, all new wood, young queenstreated, strong colonies, $120/ea.Roby Fritts, Thomasville 336-475-2962.

Small to medium sized honeyextractor, reasonable price, GC.Christy Lee, Cary 919-605-4084.

Honey bee swarms in Randolph,Guilford, Davidson co, will pickup unwanted bee keeping equip-ment. Tommy Hayes, Sophia 336-861-1385.

Used 6-20 frame electric ra-dial extractor, reasonable price.Debbie Smith, Oak Island 910-278-9241.

Honey bee swarm pickup removalof bee colonies from buildings, within50 miles of Raleigh/Durham, pricedepends on level of difficulty andtravel expense. Dean Brock, Ra-leigh 919-368-9984- cell or 870-5837-home.

BEES WANTED

NOTICEN.C. law requires a permit

to sell honey bees in the state.A permit is not required for:The sale of less than 10 beehives in a calendar year, a one-time going-out-of-business saleof less than 50 hives, or therenting of bees for pollinationpurposes or their movement togather honey.

Contact Don Hopkins, stateapiarist, N.C. Department ofAgriculture and Consumer Ser-vices, P.O. Box 27647, Raleigh,NC 27611 for information.

Deer beagles young, long leggedand fast. Donnie Finch, Louisburg919-496-1751.

Small beagle AKC reg., male,10-12 inches tall that has startedrunning. Harvey Collins, State Road336-874-3297.

Red Australian shepherd under1 y/o in excellent heath, goodhome in the country. Trish Rafalow,Chapel Hill 919-382-2950.

Mtn Feist 2 to 4 m/o to trainfor squirrel hunting. Alex Batten,Selma 919-965-4564.

Great Pyrenees AKC reg. female,8 m/o or older, reasonable. HenryPaul, Shelby 704-487-4268.

Austral ian catt le dogs reg.and unregistered, blue and red heelers,great working dogs, show quality,reg., $250; unregistered, $150. JustinJohnson, Sophia 336-736-6276.

Holland lop rabbits, 6-8 w/o, $10/ea. Alan Jewell, Graham336-376-9939.

Holland lop rabbits, dwarf,smallest lop breed, brood and show,great pets, $10 up. M. Janice, Danbury336-593-8080.

At stud Great Pyrenees, AKCreg., champ bloodline, large dog,good dispo., in pasture with goats,fee $275 or pick of litter; GreatPyrenees pups, champ line, AKCreg., white/badger markings, $400.B.Estep, Shelby 704-482-7513.

Jack Russell terriers regis-tered, field work, conformationpedigree, stud service , $250 up.K. Woods, Vass 910-603-5686.

ANIMALS


Monogram oil circulator , GC,$50. Tommy Bruff, Lexington 336-249-1781.

Bluebird and bat houses redwood,juniper cypress, treated pine, $8up. Julian English, Bladenboro 910-648-4420.

Bamboo rhizomes or plantshaving 4” diameter at maturity.Dan Washburn, Creedmoor 919-528-3251.

Purple tree type Angel trumpetplants. Beulah Cannon, Lenoir 828-759-0502.

Eastern red cedars 6’ to 14’to dig for nursery stock. BruceWagoner, Gibsonville 336-449-5532.

Boxwood plants, 24” tall +,$5. Ed Gruer, Pleasant Garden 336-674-7227.

Beauty berry 10/$1; marigold,25/$1; devils clan 10/$2; blue andred morning glories, 10/$2; cas-tor beans 10/$; cockscomb, 100/$2, etc. Emma Pope, 7019 KempRd., Raleigh 27613.

Gourds apple, birdhouse, craft,big barrel gourds, sallet onions,buttons and seeds, $1 up. Jack Liles,4242 NC Hwy 581, Bailey 252-235-4288.

White pines 3-12 f t , $3/f t .Jack Hall, Pinnacle 336-351-2885.

Purple Angle trumpet seed½ tsp,, $2 + SASE. Blanche Wellborn,804 Stoney Fork Rd., Deep Gap28618.

Ledmon watermelon seeds25/$1 + SASE. Carl Overby, Reidsville336-951-2966.

Comfrey, hi-yield, hi-proteinperennial, excellent livestock feed,fastest protein builder and com-post, 100+ tons per ac, roots, crowns,plants, $.29 up. T.W. Branham,Topton 828-321-3095.

Gourds for birdhouses and crafts,large selection, $1.25 up. DennyRollins, Mocksville 336-492-7223.

Running okra seed 50/$1 +SASE 2 postage stamps. D. H. Franklin,1496 Conrad Sawmill Rd., Lewisville336-945-3265.

Boxwoods 160 years old, $125/ea. Jack Hartley, Sophia 336-498-4962.

Lucky Buckeyes for p lant-ing, $4.50/doz or Buckeyes to carryfor luck, $3.25/doz includes shipping.Jules Simmons, Sylva 828-226-4700.

Pink, white, yellow Angel trumpettree type plants, $8/ea + post-age. Beulah Cannon, Lenoir 828-759-0502.

Old English boxwoods 7” to9” tall in nursery pots, $6/ea; 25/$5.50/ea; 50/$5 ea, other sizes available.J. Holton, Trinity 336-476-5289.

Mixed bearded iris 30/$20;Crocosmia bulbs, $3/$20. GiselaHoffman, 441 Stanley Spencer Mtn.Rd., Gastonia 28056.

Zinna seeds $.50/per TBS +SASE.B.S. Whittington, 2114 MicheleDr. Kinston 28504.

Frasesr f ir Christmas trees,premium, 3 ft to 8 ft, from $12-$19. Charlie Cantrell, Newland 828-733-8659.

Peter pepper seed $1/per pod+ SASE; NC Grown Palmetto Palmtree seed, 4 seed, $1 + SASE. JamesAnderson, 310 Saddlewood Dr., Goldsboro27534.

800 f ield grown Rhododen-dron, $5-$60; 100 Nellie Stevens$40/ea. Bert Raby, Franklin 828-524-7062.

Old English boxwoods 50 about18” tall and 12” wide, $25/ea. JuniorFulk, Mt. Airy 336-786-2067.

Upland creecy seed, Virginiacreeper vine, $.25/packet + SASE.Thad Wiseman, 2541 Union CrossCh. Rd., Yadkinville 27055.

Old English boxwoods up to20” tal l , $.90/per inch. ForrestMichael, Lexington 336-787-5382.

Old t imey di l l seed $2/tsp+ SASE. Doug Butcher, 241 PrisonCamp Rd, Dobson 27017 336-352-3437.

Apple trees blue berry, blackberry, pear, persimmons, plum, cherry,raspberry, kiwi, pomegranate, figand grapevines, $5-$20. WalterUpchurch, Raleigh 919-839-0118or 417-9904-cell.

English boxwoods 18-26”, $1.25/per inch. David Albright, Summerfield336-643-1533.

Marigold seed, all colors, $1/per 100 + SASE. Chris Hatch, 6902Ebenezer Church Rd, Hillsborough919-471-1177.

Fraser fir and Canadian hemlocktransplants, good quality, size andcolor, cooler available for stor-age, $.60-$1.25/ea. Tim Long, Jefferson336-246-3659.

Ginkgo trees grafted, males,variety Autumn Gold, $25/ea 3gallon pots. Kevin Campbell, Harmony704-546-5920.

Fraser fir and hemlock transplants,3-2’s and 3-3’s, $.45-$.60. RickPhillips, Bakersville 828-688-2215.

Leyland cypress liners, $1.75/ea, $1.85 shipped, weeping cherrytrees, 5 and ten gallon, $30 and$45/ea; Bradford pear, 5 gallon,$12/ea. Kenneth Cruthis, High Point336-861-4785.

Pin oak, willow oak, crepemyrtle, nellie stevens, foster needlepoint hollies, balled with wire basket,$40-$80. Ashley Spain, Smithfield919-524-6922.

Ginkgo trees grafted malesin 3 gallon pots, $25/ea. KevinCampbell, Harmony 704-546-5920.

Old timey cockscomb seedshugh blossom head with rich crimsoncolor on sturdy 18” stalk, 200seed, self stamped envelope + $3cash. Barry Cox, 6225 WelbornRd., Trinity 27370.

Camellias assorted colors, 1gal/$5ea; Camellia Sasanqua, as-sorted colors, 1 gal/$3.50 ea; azaleasassorted kinds/colors 1 gal/3 for$5. Jim Gibson, Ellerbe 910-652-6154.

Tuberose bulbs $15/per bu.Larry Whicker, Winston-Salem 336-724-6164.

Carnivorous plants and seedsvenus flytrap, Sarracenia Flava,S. Rubra, S. Purpurea, butterworts,sundews, $3/ea, plants shipped bareroot. Ernst Swart, 203 Eggert Ave.Castle Hayne 910-675-0770.

Japanese Maple trees goodselection and various sizes, 3 gallonup, $20-$75, appointments only.Macy Williams, Fayetteville 910-867-9505.

Japanese maples variety ofgrafted cultivars and seedlings, 12”to 15 ft, $3-$3,000; unusual co-nifers, many dwarf, grafts and cuttings,1-15 gallon, $10-$50. Jim Hol-land, Lewisville 336-813-5543.

Cosmos seeds Free + SASE.Sarah Strube, 9402 Mallard CreekRoad, Charlotte 28262.

Blueberry plants one gallonto three gallon pots, Star, Legacy,Duke, Premier, Tiff blue, Powerblue and more, $5-$15. Michaelor Jeff Crippen, Garland 910-529-1469.

Old timey Sweet bubby shrubsseeds, 75 seeds, $5 + SASE. WarrenShiver, PO Box 775, Biscoe 27209.

Sunf lower seeds old t imeytype, huge 12-14 lb flower, 15-18” diameter, 25 seeds/$3; 50 seeds/$5 + SASE. N. Smoot, Trinity336-431-9578.

Zinnia seeds mixed variet-ies, mixed colors, $1 + SASE. K.A.Botzie, 3917 Boone Lane, Burlington27217.

Red Four O’Clock seeds; MirabilisJalapa, bloom from late springuntil frost, 30 seeds/$4 must in-clude SASE, will include plantinginformation. Zeb Price, 1509 LeAnneCourt, Raleigh 919-233-9839.

Seeds, yellow variegated iris,bushel gourds, yellow nadina, $2+ SASE. B. Murray, 1586 DePriestRd., Bostic 28018.

Long neck dipper gourd seeds,60/$3; Martin gourd seed, 60/$3PPD. Victor Tart, 730 McGee Rd.,Benson 919-894-5573.

Tomato seed Cherokee purple,Marglobe, Mexico, pineapple, AuntRuby’s green, Ark traveler, Sioux,peppers, Serrano, Chinese giant,old Angel trumpet, 20/$2; 30/$2.75+SASE; tomato and pepper seed-lings, heirloom varieties, $1/ea.Don Cash, 8933 Robinson Ch Rd,Charlotte 28215.

Landscape plants, variety ofpotted nursery plants, 1 gallon/$2; 3 gallon/$5; 7 gallon/ $10up. Chip Stitt, Cary 919-481-2530.

Southern Highbush and rabbiteye blueberry plants, 16-20” tall,grown in containers, ready for springplanting, $10/ea. Greg Bruhn, Raleigh919-790-0480.

SEEDS AND PLANTS

Quail pens GC. Jimmy Furr,Stanfield 704-888-0213.

Eastern wild turkeys for stockingpurposes. Bob Holland, Raleigh 919-844-6652.

Dark cornish bantams or eggsto hatch. Darthy Jordan, Kinston252-527-1607.

Game chickens or laying hens.Bud Hendrix, Tobaccoville 336-983-7676.

Chickens you no longer wantup to $2. Jarvin Holder, Garner919-773-0239.

Guineas 10 hens, 1 male, indriving distance of Shelby. HenryPaul, Shelby 704-482-7513.

Ancona large fowl poultry, wouldlike to find some of our originalbloodline to replenish stock if possible.Don Cash, Charlotte 704-567-7798.

36” box fans direct drives only.Paul Weeks, Clinton 910-260-2470.

12 dozen purebred hatch-ing eggs, standard brown egg breedsconsidered, include Dominique, RIR,Orpingtons, may consider others,will to pay up to $4/per dozen.Reggie Neal, Winnabow 910-253-6852.

Young silky rooster to lov-ing family, will trade for largehen. Gary McKinna, Statesville704-871-2191.

3-5 large breed egg layers,pullets or young hens, prefer BuffOrphington, RIR or other largebreed. Keith May, Mocksville 336-998-7873.

Silver/golden seabrights, showquality, some Cornish bantams,within 12 miles of Reidsville. JoshuaMoore, Reidsville 336-349-6862.

Leghorn hens laying or gettingclose to start laying, Leghorn rooster.Shane Gray, Pittsboro 336-376-0067.

’06 hatched gray Peacock pheasanthen. Jerry Morse, Indian Trail 704-821-8432.

Royal palm Tom turkey ora white Tom turkey. Sandra Norman,Advance 336-940-9390.

Pair of domest ic geese forbreeding; pair of breeding turkeys;young female Atlantic Canadiangoose. Olga Kluttz, Rockwell 704-425-9575.

POULTRY WANTED

4 standard Cochins 3 blue,1 splash, two rooster and two hens,2 y/o, must go together, $40/forall. Amy Lineberry, Ronda 336-527-4587.

Birmingham rollers, Old Jaconetteline, deep spinners, $75/pair. DannyHorner, Mebane 919-563-5658.

Chicken house fans 3 ft, $50/ea. Parker Britt, Star 910-428-9116.

Pheasant breeders, pigeons,doves, ducks, turkeys and geese,$5 up. Lynn Woodard, Kannapolis704-932-2061.

One male bronze turkey 9m/o, $20. Bruce Zobel, Raleigh919-851-3156.

Muscovy ducks $5/ea. CarolCarter, Sandy Ridge 336-871-3250.

Ringneck pheasants, pigeonswild blood, $5 up. Gary Schlabach,Union Grove 336-468-6699.

Racing homing pigeons $10/ea or ten for $70. Ron Bailey,A l b e m a r l e 7 9 4 - 9 8 5 - 3 3 3 3 o [email protected]

Buff orpingtons red star, $7;bantams seabright, black tail Japanesebuff, BB reds, porcelain, $10, allyoung birds. Patrick Sherman, Concord704-795-1653.

Wadken Breeder Mat ic I Iegg systems, 4 lines, 500’ w/ith8” center belt complete, you re-move, 2 houses 500 ft long, $4,000.Ted Huneycutt, Stanfield 704-888-4644.

Geese, ducks, hatching eggsmany breeds of birds, geese arelaying, $.50-$100. Tommy Beaumont,Shawboro 252-455-0422.

India Blue Peafowl, standardbronze turkeys, quail gambel bluescale jumbo bobwhite, ringneck pheasant,chukars, white call duck eggs, bufforphington, black silkies, $.30 up;jumbo Bobwhite quail eggs and chicks,$.30-$.80. Eric Van Asch, Oakboro704-485-8065.

Old English bantams BB red,silver duckwing, fawn duckwing,blue barred quail, splash, lemonblue, $10/ea. Kenneth Roberts, MtGilead 910-220-3052.

’06 Peafowl blue, white eye,$50 and blue pied white eyed, $60,male and female, purple guineas.M. Andrea, Raleigh 919-271-4409.

Law Gray fighting game pulletsand stags, $20 up. Roy Roberts,Mt. Gilead 910-439-6210.

Emu, blue head type, bred forconformation, good selection, $150/ea; hatching eggs, $20/ea. RickyNixon, Randleman 336-498-4253.

Kelso game rooster with threehens, including any chicks hatched,great mothers, $50. Kandace Powers,Bladenboro 910-874-3035.

Chickens and started chicks,sexlinks, RIR, Barred Rock, Do-miniques, $7-$10. Steven Wiles,Belews Creek 336-595-8635.

Mute swans, black swans, giantCanadian geese, wood ducks, pin-tails, hottentot teal, paradise shellducks, common shellducks, wildmuscovey, peacocks, red gold pheasants,amhurst pheasants, ringneck pheasants,$10 up. Brian Daughtry, LaGrange919-751-2933.

Chicks, black Polish, Turkens,black giants, barred rocks and oldEnglish, $2.50 up. James Parsons,Troy 910-572-5603.

Old English modern game birchenbantams, $20/pair. Jeff Thornburg,Mt Airy 336-786-2592.

Polish roosters 6 m/o, 1 sil-ver, 1 black and white, 1 buff, 2buff bearded, $10/ea OBO. PamDavidson, Swannanoa 828-778-8798.

Peacock pied Emerald blue spaulding,8 m/o, hand raised, parents onsite, $75. Gabriela Lee, Winston-Salem 336-765-6741.

Royal palm tom and hen turkeypairs, ’06 hatch, $75, sold in pairsonly; Cayuga duck pairs, $25, soldin pairs only. Susan Davis, Smithfield919-284-1100 or 946-1643-mo-bile.

Ostrich blue/black breeders andlayers, 45 hens, 15 roosters, 10-12 y/o, 4500-$700 OBO, emptyeggs and full, $10 up. Jake Perkins,Reidsville 336-324-2966.

Ringneck doves white and whiteX wild type, hand raised, somebreeding pairs available, $10-$15.Nancy Dawson, Bahama 919-620-8055.

RIR or Brahma hatching eggs,$6/doz; baby chicks $2 up; otherchickens, black bantams, $10 up.Ross Olive, Apex 919-362-8446.

White homers and Birming-ham rollers, various colors, in-cluding white and baldheads, $10up. Danny Martin, Mt Airy 336-789-1166.

Black rose comb bantams6 m/o, with white ear bobs, $5/ea. Branson Spivey, Siler City 919-742-3747.

Peafowl India blue 2 y/o, $75/ea. Tim Honeycutt, Mt Pleasant704-436-2731.

’07 Topline and outstandingyoung birds Sions, HVRS, Janssens,few Delbars, will fly from 100 –600 mile stations. E.W. Fredrickson,Wilmington 910-686-9834.

Young homing/racing pigeons,banded weaned and ready to flyand train, $15. Scott Sink, Lex-ington 336-787-5200.

Two 40’ x400’ pole houses,$5,000/ea; one 36x36 pole barn,$2,500; two 400’ houses of choretime hen feeders, $1,000/ea; two400’ houses of Shenandoah Nestsystems, $2,500/ea house; one 500’house of Shenandoah nest system,$3,000, etc. L. Mesimer, Concord704-791-6750.

Pigeons baldhead rollers, In-dian fantails, runts, $15/ea. GaryHeath, Fayetteville 910-483-6937.

Fantai l pigeons f rom showquality stock, whites, blacks, bars,red, Andalusian and Indigo, $20up. Henk Schuitemaker, Knightdale919-217-0416.

True Silver, Swinhoe, LadyAmhearst, Mikado, Lewis Silverand Tragopan eggs, $3 up, $3-$35, NPIP #55-77, will ship. JerryMorse, Indian Trail 704-608-1745.

Dominiques and RIR hensand two RIR roosters, $8. JamesGeorge, Harmony 336-492-6139.

White and Barred Rock chicks,Pekin, Swedish and runner duck-lings, Royal Palm and black Spanishpoults, Embden and Super Afri-can goslings, $1-$5. Robert Michael,Lexington 336-249-6741.

Three 10 ton feed bins, $1,500/for all; 1, 8 ton feed bin; 3BigDutch feeders, $500; 2,000’ Ziggitydrinkers, $2,000; 9 48” fans, $75/ea; 30-36” fans, $25-$40/ea; 35pancake brooders, $5/eal, etc. C.Kennedy, Jonesville 336-835-2577.

Guineas orders for ’07 hatch,1 day old up, $2.50 up, first hatch5/07 thru 9/07, pick up at farm.Alvin Searcy, Marion 828-738-8533.

Hen nests several came outof chicken house, $10/ea. J. Allen,Boovil le 336-468-2723.

3,000 Red Sexlink started pullets,vaccinated and debeaked, small orders,$5.25/ea. Ed Snider, Staley 336-622-2942.

Blacktail reds, spangled, whites,ginger reds, buff and BB reds, $24/trio. Marty Perry, Bunn 919-496-0121.

Bantam silkie chicks, white,black, blue, splash, Ameracana bantamchicks, $4 up. F. Ward, Asheboro336-626-2479.

White black tail Japanese bantams,all young, 6 pairs, $20/pair. J.W.Chance, Maxton 910-844-6382.

Bantam Araucana chicks, startedbirds up to 4 m/o, these are theblue egg laying breed, $5-$10. ReggieNeal, Winnabow 910-253-6852.

Heritage rare chickens andducks; started and day old Ancona,Delaware, Sussex, Dominiques andLt Brahma, Faverolle, Ameracana,Blue Andalusian, SS Hamburg, $2up. Stacy Martin, Todd 336-877-9138.

Jumbo Wisconsin Bobwhites,Tennessee reds, eggs, chicks/startedbirds, NPIP approved, great fly-ing birds, very wild, good for re-stocking, $.30-$3; quail breederpens, 3 units/5 pens each unit,15 total, auto waters, feeders anddrop pans, eggs roll to front, ½”x1”wire, $300. Randy Bowers, Albemarle704-982-3182.

Pigeons all colors, $5/ea. SandraWhite, Vanceboro 252-244-3915.

POULTRY POULTRYNeed someone to make re-

pairs to fencing around pasture,will trade use of pasture to yourcattle/horses for your labor, a creekruns through pasture, I40 exit 113.Winfield Abee, Connelly Springs828-874-6869.

25 years experience with horseswill trade labor in exchange forpasture for 2 horses. Jennifer Miller,Efland 919-304-5860 or 544-5060x349.

Someone w i th exper ienceto work on cattle farm and runequipment. Wayne Sanders, Seagrove336-963-0691.

Portable sawmill custom sawing.John Chenausky, Mayodan 336-427-2495.

Will take care of your coy-ote or any other large or smallanimal problems you are having.Jason Cook, Connelly Springs 828-320-7089.

FARM LABORChickens white rock 1 y/o,

laying hens, lay large brown eggs,$5. Randy Wright, Staley 336-622-2386 or 622-2397.

Chickens $2.50 up. L. B. Deal,Winston-Salem 336-813-4531.

Malaysian Serama roosters,hatched 5/06, $20/ea or $70 forall four. Apriel Elliott, Tobaccoville336-705-2389.

Cortunix quail covey fed oncorn, fertile wild type Mallard,silkie, game fowl eggs for hatch-ing, $1-$20 can ship eggs for ad-ditional charge. Kandace Powers,Bladenboro 910-874-3035.

Black Samatra roosters, 6m/o, $5/ea. Steven Campbell, CedarGrove 336-578-2794.

Pair of India blue peacocks,4 y/o, male has full length feath-ering and hen laying well in thesummer, $175. M. Stephen, Gibsonville336-698-0553.

RIR and Iowa blue chicks,straight run only, $1.50 up, fewadult birds, started pullets, $6 up.J. Brilliant, Rockwell 704-425-0240.

Peachicks $15 up; Guinea chicks,$2 up; white doves, $30/pair, quailchicks, $.50 up. Richard Simmons,Clarendon 910-653-3574.

Peacocks 3 male and 1 fe-male, 1 y/o, $30/ea. Joe Ostby,Oxford 919-603-0995.

Incubator GQF 1202 4 drawers,automatic turner, LNC, $275, candeliver from Winston-Salem to Benson.Richard Schock, Boonville 336-367-5882.

Guineas $12/ea. Leon Carroll,Holly Springs 919-552-0404.

Homers red, yellow, black/white,saddleback, Kings, silver and white,$10 up. Mike Melton, Raeford 910-875-8200.

Chicks from BLR Wyandottesbuff Orphingtons, bantam cochins,silkies, Polish and marans, poultsavailable from Royal Palms andBourbon red turkeys, $2-$10. StacyLee, Gates 252-357-1928.

Ostrich 10 m/o chicks, yearling,breeders, $300 up, egg shells alsoavailable. Mike Boykin, Middlesex919-284-5045.

200,000 BTU Hired Hand heaters,good for shop/barn, $100/ea; BigDutchman hoppers, $75/ea; BDfeed trays, $1/ea. Donald Eason,Ramseur 336-824-4997.

Bobwhite quail up to 2 w/o,$.25 extra each week thereafter,$3 max. Tommy Bryant, Henderson252-767-1566.

Baby chicks, ducks and geese,$1-$5; Tom turkeys, $25; ducks,$20-$30/pair; peafowl, $50-$100;guineas and pigeons, $5-$10. DelbertSpillman, Sophia 336-498-7103.

Metal round incubators, longlasting, reliable, 2 sizes, use poultryor starting seeds, $60 up. DonCash, Charlotte 704-567-7798.


Need original 9’ pick up bedfor ‘47-’53 Chevy one ton truck.Cliff Norris, Seagrove 336-879-2472.

‘86-’87 Nissan king cab pickup for exterior parts in GC. DaleBuie, Linwood 336-752-2537.

Livestock trailer GN, 20’ orless in GC. Zack Ladd, Raleigh919-418-1149.

‘81-’84 J10 or J20 Jeep pickup truck for parts, prefer not wrecked.Joel Long, Jonesville 336-367-7079or 469-1336.

GN stock trailer 12 ft to 16ft, reasonable price, does not haveto be in EC. Debbie Bracken, Mocksville336-671-3117.

Used Hardee trailer to movemy tractors and equipment around,at least 14 ft. Willie Stanton, Jr.,Henderson 252-492-3279.

Long 10-ton trailer, dual tandemaxles, pintle hitch, 8’ wide, 18’long + 5’ dovetail, all steel, $1,900.Wayne Johnson, Cameron 910-947-5582.

Livestock trai ler , tag typeKelp make, tandem axle, VGC,$1,000. George Jones, Julian 336-697-1441.

1969 Ford 350 w/Holmes 480wrecker body, chrome wheels, 95%tires, $3,000. Tom Stroud, Morven704-851-9405.

2002 Chevy Silverado, 4x4,extended cab, ¾ ton, Duramax diesel,GN hitch, all extras, $22,500; treeremoval 1 ton Chevy dump truckIntern’l crane truck, chevy buckettruck, all GC, $5,000 up. M. andS. Mobley, Louisburg 919-496-4852.

97 Ford 4x4, GC, manual trans.,223,000 mi., $7,000. Brian Ford,N. Wilkesboro 336-984-3673.

1974 Cushman 3-wheel utilitytruck w/cab, manual trans., somerust, FC, good restoration project,$1,800. Mike Biggers, Concord 704-792-1403 or 455-1388.

1990 Ford truck, 302 4WD,long bed, $2,000. Robert Campbell,Richfield 704-639-1171.

8’X20’ GN flat bed trailer ,8 wheels, $1,995. Franklin Graves,Linwood 336-853-7468.

Hudson 6’x16’ EQ trai ler ,10,000 lbs., ramps, lights, brakes,tandem axle, 1989 model, $3,000.Patrick Kennedy, Washington 252-944-7918.

’67 GMC 5500 dump truckwith good 14’ Miller dump bed,$1,500. Robert Jarvis, Greensboro336-621-1878.

’82 Toyota pick up truck, au-tomatic transmission, 4WD, newtires, transmission needs work, $875;’76 Toyota pick up truck, runsgood, 2 WD $550. Franklin Hartley,Lexington 336-357-5729.

16’ cattle trailer, aluminumGN, $6,000; 20’ GN flat bed, $1,900;hay wagon, $550. Tommy Parker,Thomasvil le 336-476-6376.

Catt le trai ler , 20 ft . , goodtires and flooring, gooseneck, needspainting, $900. John Beliezky, Stoneville336-627-0151.

’86 Chevy C70 V8 dump truck,GC, $2,800. Jim Gardner, Ham-let 910-582-5839.

’84 GMC 7000 dump truckV8 gas engine, 5 spd, Godwin 16’flatbed with grain and short sides,GC, $7,500. Ted Huneycutt, Stanfield704-888-4644.

’99 Ford F450 XLT 7.3 die-sel, 4x4, 6 spd, flatbed, EC, $16,500.Steve Adams, Hays 336-927-2472.

Auto car tandem dump truck318 Detroit engine, 10 spd transmission,$1,500. Junior Harkey, Statesville704-872-7078.

’77 Chevy truck 4 WD, re-built 350 engine, tool boxes, $2,000.Ben Brackin, Pleasant Garden 336-685-5870.

’85 1 ton flat bed and ’83 1ton flat bed trucks, both run andare in FC, $3,000/for both. MikeBall, Advance 336-345-4448.

Older stock trailer GN, 16’center gate, good floor and tires,needs work and paint, no tit le,$1,000. Ginger Bruton, Hampstead910-262-5251.

’70 Ford F600 330 V8 12’ hydraulicdump with removable grain sides,45,000 actual miles, original owner,$2,800. L.C. Ritter, Ramseur 336-879-3357.

’72 IH dump truck 14’ bed345 V8 w/2 spd rear, low miles,runs good, new radial tires, $5,500.John Cecil, Chapel Hill 919-929-4872.

Rubber truck mat fits shortbed Dodge pick up, $35. DennisHunter, Pfafftown 336-924-5717.

88 150 Ford XLT Lariat 302V8, one owner, $5,200. EveretteByrd, Elkin 336-835-5340.

Pick up truck body make intotrailer, $250. J. Bunn, Spring Hope252-478-8031.

’01 GMC 3500 HD truck withturbo diesel and automatic trans-mission, 11 ft 2006 RKI tool body,125,000 miles, $21,000. A. Davis,Bolton 910-655-8256.

Trailer 16’ long, 6’ wide dualwheel trailer, all metal loading ramps,brakes good for a tractor, $1,500.Norman Marshall, Stokesdale 336-643-7077.

Enclosed 28’ single axle storagetrailers for use with road tractor,GC, $1,600. Dale Essick, HighPoint 336-689-4523.

’76 F100 less than 20,000 mion rebuilt 302ci, 3 spd tranny,runs and drives well, all new steering,$1,500. Kelly Morgan, Lexing-ton 336-329-9603.

Cattle trailer 10’ dual axle,treated wood floor, BP, 1” squaretubing sides, very well built, $800.Rick Diehl, Denton 336-857-2442.

’96 Chevy 4x4 extend cab pickup, new motor/transmission, GC,$7,300; ’01 Chevy silverado 4x4,extend cab, GC, $17,800 nego. ZackLadd, Apex 919-418-1149.

’97 Ford XLT ½ ton burgundypick up with category 3 hitch,power mirrors, steering, door locks,anti lock brakes, cruise control,new Michelin tires, $4,000. WayneCoble, Ramseur 336-879-5453.

’63 Ford dump truck runs good/huraulics work good, needs brakework, $2,500 OBO. Jeff Renwick,Sanford 919-775-3902.

‘2000 Featherl i te GN, 20’ ,all aluminum, spare tire, EC, $10,500.Jeremy McCain, Hillsborough 336-736-6413.

Farm trailer with ball hitch,single axle, 4.5x9 with title, VGC,$250. Carolyn Boger, Mocksville336-998-3636.

’87 Ford F700 single axle dump,428 gas, runs well, new brakes,GC, $7,000. M. Farthing, SugarGrove 828-297-6867.

’95 XLT F350 dually crew cab,7.3 powerstroke, SS running boards,aluminum wheels, hide away ballin bed, SS bed side covers, VGC,$10,500. Mark Richardson, Seagrove336-879-2235.

Single axle 18’ trailer, all steel,great for the farm, $850; ’85 F1502WD reg. cab short bed, great mechanicalcondition, overall GC, 302 V8,good truck, $850. Ben Lane, King336-399-0168.

’65 Ford F600 dump truck runsand dumps fine, new upholstery,nuew dump bed, side panels, $3,500.Richard Morgan, Eagle Springs 910-948-4237.

’03 GMC 2500 Duramax die-sel/Allison loaded, chrome runningboards, bed liner, 5th wheel, crewcab, $25,000. Bill Hewett, Rockingham910-895-9822.

’74 Intern’ l spreader truck,$1,000. Maurice Miller, Hays 336-696-2467.

GN trai ler, 30’ with upperdeck and ramps, 10k tandem ax-les, fresh paint and tires, $5,200.Peter Templeton, Mt. Airy 336-374-5544.

’97 Dodge 4x4 pick up, ex-tend cab, EC, $10,000. Billy Breeden,Haw River 919-636-0210.

’95 Dodge Dakota 4 WD, SLTshort bed, green, good mechanicsand body, bed liner, $3,900. NathanThomas, Winston-Salem 336-784-4579.

Trailer 30’ dual wheel, dualaxle, 20 ton GN, new axles, tires,springs, 25’ deck, 5’ dove tail withramps, control box for truck, $12,000.Robin Chandler, Blanch 336-694-9291.

’78 GMC ¾ ton, $900; ’74Ford ¾ ton, new engine and clutch,$1,000. William Spease, Pfafftown336-945-5398.

’76 F100 less than 20’000 mileson complete rebuilt 302 ci, 3 spdtranny, runs and drives well, allnew steering, $1,500. Kelly Morgan,Lexington 336-329-9603.

Trailer 16’ long , 6’ wide, allmetal with loading ramps, brakes,dual wheels, good for hauling tractorsand equipment, $1,700. NormanMarshall, Stokesdale 336-643-7077.

Intern’ l ’72 dump truck, 4spd transmission, 2 spd, needs starterrepair, make good farm truck, $2,000.R.B. Greeson, Liberty 336-622-3611.

Tag along trai ler 20’ dovetail, 8 ft wide, electric brakes, $3,600.Tony Peeler, Salisbury 704-239-3812.

’05 Dodge Ram 4x4, V8, lowmiles, EC, $10,000. Jeff Luck,Concord 704-791-9949.

’93 Freightliner daycab, 350cat spring suspension wet line; ’97Clement 38’ dump trailer new bushings,both need to be painted but verysolid, $22,500. Grover Wright, SaintPauls 910-865-1418.

’03 Chevy Si lverado 2500HD LT crew cab SB 2 WD, hasall options, 9,300 mi, LNC, $22,500.Alan Cress, Salisbury 704-855-3128.

’85 Intern’l DT 466 5/2 spdwith A 98 Chandler spreader bodyall hydraulic runs/works, EC, $8,500;’83 GMC 8.2 Detroit 5/2 spd with2000 model Chandler spreader body,all hydraulic, electric tarp, $8,500.W. Sanders, Seagrove 336-963-0691.

Trailer for portable welder orgenerator, EC, $250. Gary Shipwash,Thomasvil le 336-476-8758.

GMC 2500 HD loaded duramaxdiesel with Allison transmissionremovable 5th wheel ball, brakes,$31,500. John Beard, Rocky Mount252-443-7917.

’95 Hardee 8’x16’ all steel,tilt, double axle, $2,900; tandemGN 8’x16’ with 4’ dovetail, newramps, wires, paint, double jacks,GC, $4,000. Shane Nelson, OakRidge 336-643-2636.

’91 Warren feed trailer 8 componentin cab remotes, 30’ boom, air-op roof doors, spring ride, $10,000;’01 Freightliner classic 4.5 Cumminsengine brake, 3.70 ratio, 228 WB,22.5 on aluminum buds, $37,000OBO. Barry McSwain, Norwood704-985-3751.

Uti l i ty t ra i ler 5 ’x10’ dropdown gate, 10” sides, lights, 6,000lb axle, well built, $750. G.W. Lineberry,Dobson 336-352-5238.

’73 White cabover spreadertruck, 14’ Chandler bed, GC, $3,000.Wade Guion, Matthews 704-846-1608.

Metal utility trailer 4x6, notitle, $250. Jerry Young, Salisbury704-636-5642.

Three tobacco trailers makegood hay feeder, $200/ea. DonElam, Robbins 919-548-4221.

’55 Ford F600 dump truck, grainsides, runs good, $1,500. Brad Moore,Liberty 336-622-4642.

’98 Chevy 3500 pick up, PS,PW, 4x4, 6.5 turbo diesel greattruck, $11,500; ’93 Chevy S105spd, 4.3 V6 4x4, great truck forthe farm, $2,500. Brandon Watson,Germanton 336-403-6451.

’72 Ford F600 12’ dump, 4spd, 2 spd, grain sides, $2,200.Harold Apple, Gibsonville 336-621-4247.

TRUCKS & TRAILERS TRUCKS & TRAILERS

Red cedar and locust fenceposts, 7’ to 9’ long, not split.Dave Blackwood, Greensboro 336-317-0831.

Back wheel for B.F Averytractor. Sherman Livingston, Troy910-572-1240.

Old barns or shed, will dis-mantle and clean up. Mark Wagner,High Point 336-906-6761 or 869-1969.

Used chainl ink fence 10 ftcattlegate, 13.6x38 tire, used lumber.Brian Banks, Raeford 910-848-8516.

Mighty Mule electric gate openersystem. Glenn Cawthorne, Henderson252-432-7524.

Log splitter running or not.Robert Stokely, Thomasville 336-475-6226.

Fencing mater ia l and barnboards, any amount, will remove.Ron Boisselle, Snow Camp 336-513-6535.

100 to 150 6’ T posts, fewrolls of 4-5ft tall field fence, goodusable condition to fence in horsesand goats. Diana Mann, Goldsboro919-731-4650.

Cedar logs or posts, 6 inchesor larger, any length will pick upor haul. Everette Matheson, BannerElk 828-297-2212.

Stone butter churn, 3-5 gallon.Ron Ray, Whiteville 910-642-7957.

Seat frame for early 50’s JDM or 40, $100 or less. Randy Harvell,Mt. Gilead 910-439-1758.

Large double stable feed barnwill pay top price for GC and willremove from site, no tobacco barns.Scott Sink, Lexington 336-787-5200.

Used Id Tek automatic calffeeder, GC. Jonathan Godfrey, Sanford919-776-7086.

18 tooth gear for bushhog orLillingston sod drill. Perry Troutman,Gold Hill 704-279-8687.

Two 400-600 amp fused or nonfused, inside or outside single phaseor three phase electrical discon-nects. Jerry Dunn, Star 910-428-4132.

Gas tank to fit 600 series Fordtractor. Kevin Gray, Greensboro336-382-0364.

Used chain link fencing. JohnMontgomery, Ennice 336-657-8103.

Rear bagger for JD 318 mower.C. F. Adams, Clayton 919-810-1010.

Old rail road ties, any amount.S. Boisselle, Siler City 336-879-2892.

High pressure sprayer suitablefor spraying tomatoes. Roger Owens,North Wilkesboro 336-696-2020.

Portable milker for goat. SamanthaMcKinley, Chapel Hill 919-933-1187.

FARM SUPPLIES WANTED

Compressors small, portable,5 hp, B&S gas motor, belt drivencompressor, mounted on 20 gal-lon steel tank, gauges, $700; Wilton5” HD vice, $65. Jim Rose, Shelby704-913-5579 or 800-621-1631.

Irrigation pipe 80 6”, 20’long,$1.50/per ft; 115 4” 20’ long $1.30/per inch; 14 3”, 30’ long, $1.10/per inch; 14 2” 30ft long, $1/per inch, several Ts and Ls, 50sprinklers. Joe Rosy, Aberdeen 910-944-1361.

500 gallon fuel tanks. ColenHenley, Asheboro 336-857-2787.

Manual tire changer with beadbreaker, $85. Frank Busby, Jr.,Matthews 704-821-9949.

Pine shavings $900-$1,000depending on the distance. BarryMcSwain, Norwood 704-474-5760.

Cattle head gate manual type,never used, some rust, $60. FrankShepard, Julian 336-685-4698.

Four A frame greenhouseswithout covers, also included flatswith starter cups and pots, greatfor beginner, $600. Gene Potts,Brevard 828-862-3521.

Goat milk soap, hand madevegetable oil soap, unscented upto 28 scents, $5/bar + shipping.B. Seaman, 336-994-8479.

Husqvarna 365 chain saw4.6 hp, 20” bar, VGC, $300 OBO.Lonnie Clark, Madison 336-548-3508.

Three 40 gallon 1/8” stain-less steel pots with handles, 24”diameter, 22” depth, $2.50/ea. BobBridgman, 704-788-1229.

Yellow locust split rails, 10ft, $5/ea. Randal Letterman, GreenMountain 828-208-1318 or 682-3850.

Free horse manure will loadinto your truck or trailer, call firstto make appointment. Alison Feher,Moncure 919-545-2229.

Fuel tanks one diesel, one gas,both with hand pumps and con-tainment bins, 500 gallon cap, $375/ea or $700/for both. John Allen,Oxford 252-226-2012.

10’ x12’ walk in cooler idealfor plants or any storage need-ing cool environment, ready torelocate, $1,100. Riley Horne, Clayton919-513-4457.

275 gallon HD poly storagenurse and transport tank on pal-let, enclosed in protective steelcage, top fil ler cap and bottomdrain ball valve, $100. R. Ingram,Greensboro 336-674-7703.

Feed bin no rust, 2 or 3 ton,two bands, 16’ tall, LNC, $900.Branson Spivey, Siler City 919-742-3747.

Fuel tanks one diesel with pumpand one gas with stand, $100/ea;one hillside plow, 14”, GC, $200.Chris Stevens, Westfield 336-416-7648.

Burlap feed sacks $.50/ea.Jim Bostian, Claremont 828-459-9276.

Old broom making machine,Free to right person, to good homeonly. Gene Stewart, Mt Ulla 704-278-0899.

Goat milk soap 3-7 oz bars,vegetable based, 30 fragrances, $3.50to $7/ea plus shipping. T.J. Pappas,Willow Springs 919-625-2170.

Homemade natural goat milksoap, 5 oz bars, scented and un-scented, $3.50/ea or 3 for $10plus shipping. Jason Fortenberry,Lincolnton 704-735-1672.

Horse manure compost, Free,pick up only. Laurel Watson, Dallas704-460-7533.

Greenhouse 20x45’ heater ,exhaust fans, 250 gallon propanetank, $2,200. Charles Norris, Todd828-264-9342.

Horse manure, Free, you load.Darlene Kindle, Monroe 704-219-3559.

Cabbage boxes, waxed boxesgood for produce or plants, VGC,$.25/ea. Mark Peele, Selma 919-284-5570 or 369-6299.

Shavings all pine, very ab-sorbent, compressed and packagedinto large bale for ease of han-dling and storage, provide excel-lent coverage, $3.75-$4.25/per bale,pricing based on volume. GeorgeHines, Stanfield 704-888-2987.

Old hand cranked corn sheller,$30; 6 or more chains for chainsaw, $15/ea; old hand cranked sausagegrinder, $20/ea; one manual forG AC, $75. Curtis Spainhour, Winston-Salem 336-765-1496.

Used tractor tires 18.4 x46,GC, $250/ea. Taylor Barnhill, Stokes252-714-4583.

Goat/sheep tilt turntable, goodfor shearing, hoof trimming, oneperson can operate, eliminates holdingdown animals with hands, handsfree, $400; lamb headgate, neverused, $150. D. Hendrix, Waynesville828-246-2309.

2-5 hp horizontal shaft B&Sengine, $100/ea OBO. Paul Park,Dobson 336-374-3050.

Steelmaster 30x40 building,not put together. Zack Ladd, Apex919-418-1149.

‘47-’53 Chevy 1 ½ to 2 tonfront fenders, $550/pair; fencerbraces, $75/pair, left sid erunningboard, $75. Dale Miller, Hickory828-327-0126.

Burlap sacks holds 2 bu, $.50/ea. James Whitley, Concord 704-782-5762.

Two old Ford wrenches $45.Dennis Hunter, Pfafftown 336-924-5717.

Sears chain l ink fence Ar-madillo, 6’x400’, 11 ½ gauge, 24top rails, 8 corner posts, 38 lineposts, 2-6’x5’ gates, 1-6’x4’ gate,all complete with hardware, VGC,$950. Bobby James, Cedar Grove919-563-4699.

Two tank water filter systempolyglass pressure tanks, with polyethnyleneinner shell, pumps and timers, $425;8 hp B&S horizontal shaft, castiron industrial steel sleeve, $250.W.T. Duncan, Sophia 336-495-4455.

Propane heater Cozy brand,70,000 BTU, floor standing model,with stove pipe, shop use, $400OBO. Carol Carter, Hurdle Mills336-364-4739.

Priefert squeeze chute neverused manual auto head gate, candeliver, $2,500; 6 poly livestockwater tanks, 85 gallon cap withdrain plug, $330. Roy Wright,Advance 366-998-8637.

Wood shavings, 35 lb plas-tic bag easy to handle pick andstore, $3.75/ea. Tony Aprile, Gibsonville336-698-0207.

Compost horse manure Free,will load for you, some very old,some new, Clemmons area. PattyDunn, Winston-Salem 336-765-8187.

Old tobacco barn $700. RoyCuller, Pilot Mtn 336-368-4740.

Fiberglass greenhouse, 8’ x15’,VGC, $2,000. Joe Strube, Char-lotte 704-547-0428.

Roping chute quick Silver manualroping chute and stripping chute,$800/ for both. Johnny Moose,Mt. Ulla 704-502-3470.

Cattle feed troughs concrete,new, 10’9” long, rebar reinforced,2,200 lbs/ea, $165. Clay Nicholson,East Bend 336-699-4780.

Yellow locust 4x4x7 ft post,$6; split or round 7’ post, $3.50;splint rails, 10’, $6. Dean Richardson,Sparta 336-372-5556.

Miscel laneous shop equip-ment, tools, etc., $1-$10,000. JamesFaulk, Mebane 336-578-9477.

Tall bean baskets, $1/ea; oldwooden seed cleaner, operates offpulley, $300; 12” corrugated blackplastic pipe, $2.50/per ft; 6” PVCpipe, $2/ft, etc. A.S. Manuel, Salisbury336-239-4942.

Handmade rustic outdoor bluebird houses, standard size, $15/ea. Randy Rose, Lexington 336-225-0888.

105 gallon, L shape fuel transfertank, $275; 250 gallon palletizedtanks with valve, $75; automaticpropane heaters, 55,000 and 65,000BTU, $450 OBO. John Gooch, Stem919-528-1702.

Large quantity black nurserycontainers, mostly 2 and 3 gal-lons and larger, $.20 up. B. Fos-ter, Lewisville 336-945-4821.

Sprinks 10,000 lb beam scale,GC, $200. T. Harmon, Julian 336-685-4059.

Live animal box traps all steel,for coon, fox, bobcat and dogs,$65 to $125. J. Parrish, Durham919-688-3235.

1,500 gallon water tank, $750.Randy High, Wadesboro 704-826-8860.

Large outdoor animal cage,l i f t top, on wheels, handles onthe sides, house inside cage withboard and wire bottom, $50. LynnBeeson, Greensboro 336-643-3773.

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