April 2015 issue

Volume: 90 - No. 4

Ag people in the news

April 2015

Ag Awareness Day at the Legislature draws crowd

Members of the N.C. Soybean Producers Association elected its officers for 2015. Jeff Peed of Aurora was elected president, John Fleming of Scotland Neck was elected vice president, Jeff Tyson of Nashville will serve as secretary and Bernard Lennon of Evergreen will serve as treasurer. The group also elected the following directors. • Greg Manning of Nashville representing Edgecombe, Halifax and Nash counties; • Reggie Strickland of Mt. Olive representing Duplin County; • Philip Sloop of Mt. Ulla representing Alexander, Catawba, Cleveland, Davie, Davidson, Iredell, Lincoln, Randolph and Rowan counties; • Logan Watson of Monroe representing Gaston, Mecklenburg and Union counties; • Jason Starnes of Salisbury representing Alexander, Catawba, Cleveland, Davie, Davidson, Iredell, Lincoln, Randolph and Rowan counties; (See People, pg. 2)

Ag Awareness Day at the Legislature drew more than 1,000 people focused on highlighting the state’s No. 1 industry - agriculture. Top photo, Gov. Pat McCrory talks about his support for North Carolina agriculture at the rally at the Capitol. At left, representatives from Robeson County head into the legislature to visit with members of the General Assembly. Above, Rep. Garland Pierce visits with agriculture supporters from his district.

From the tractor by Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler

Commissioner Troxler I hope you can see from the photos above that we had a great day and great turnout for Ag Awareness Day at the Legisla-

ture. For those of you who traveled to Raleigh in support of this event, “Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!” With warmer weather, I know there is a lot to do on the farm to get ready for the planting season. So I know that being at the rally meant making a personal sacrifice. More than 1,000 people came together for the rally and office visits with legislators. It was great to have such good turnout, but equally as important, it

was great to let legislators know Agriculture definitely just how big and important ag- has friends among the legisriculture is to our economy, to lators, and I was thankful we our rural communities and to the had nearly a dozen legislafarm families whose livelihood tors join us at the rally along depends on this industry. with Gov. Pat McCrory, SenLegislators are used to see- ate President Pro Tem Phil ing representatives from my de- Berger and Speaker of the partment, the N.C. Farm Bureau, House Tim Moore, who were the N.C. Grange and other ag and all on the program. commodity groups, but hearing Gov. McCrory has been from a neighbor back home reso- talking about agriculture nates even more. After all, these since early in his administraare the people our legislators are (See Ag Awareness Day, pg. 2) here in Raleigh representing.

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DIVISIONS Agronomic ........... Dr. Colleen Hudak-Wise Emergency Programs ......... Sharron Stewart Food Distribution ......................... Gary Gay Food & Drug .................. Audrey Pilkington Human Resources ............. Sylvia Crumpler Legal Affairs .............................Tina Hlabse Marketing .......................................... Vacant Meat & Poultry Inspection ....... Alan Wade N.C. Forest Service ................... David Lane N.C. State Fair........................Wesley Wyatt Plant Industry ............................Vernon Cox Property & Construction ......Kent Yelverton Public Affairs .............................Brian Long Research Stations ............Dr. Sandy Stewart Soil & Water Conservation ...Patricia Harris Standards .........................Stephen Benjamin Statistics ...................................... Dee Webb Structural Pest & Pesticides .... Jim Burnette Veterinary .................... Dr. Douglas Meckes

Chief of Staff: Zane Hedgecock Chief Deputy Commissioner: N. David Smith Jr. Assistant Commissioners: Scott Bissette Joe Reardon Dr. Richard Reich

PHONE: 919-707-3001 Steve Troxler Commissioner

April 2015

New manager joins the Charlotte Farmers Market A former extension agent has been named the new manager of the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market. Amie Newsome replaced Fred Cole, who retired in December. She is the first female fulltime manager of the market. Newsome spent nine years as an agent with Johnston County Cooperative Extension. She also has worked for retail gardening centers, nursery wholesalers and has taught agricultural education at Southern Vance High School in Henderson. Newsome has a degree in horticulture from N.C. State University. “The Charlotte Regional Farmers Market has been serving farmers and consumers in

the Queen City for more than 30 years,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “Amie brings a lot of fresh ideas that will help the market continue to serve Charlotte’s diverse community for years to come.” Newsome said she wants to create a family atmosphere for shoppers and vendors. She plans to work with farmers and crafters to improve their stands and presentation. In addition, she hopes that vendors will work together to share best practices with one another. Newsome also hopes to explore new partnerships with local food trucks, restaurants, universities and schools. “There are dozens of farm-

ers markets in the Charlotte area where farmers can sell their products,” Newsome said. “My job is to make sure that those farmers see the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market as a viable option to sell their goods.” The Charlotte Regional Farmers Market is one of four state-owned farmers markets operated by the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The market, located at 1801 Yorkmont Road, is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information is available at www.ncagr.gov/markets/ facilities/markets/charlotte/.

Upcoming farmers market events

Ag Awareness Day (Cont’d from pg. 1)

Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler, right, welcomes ag supporters to the State Capitol grounds for the Ag Awareness Day rally.

tion and he understands that agriculture is not only a strength of this state, but it is also an economic driver with the potential to grow even larger. I was pleased that during the program, the governor recognized agriculture and agribusiness for helping pull up North Carolina’s economy during the last recession. I look forward to working with his administration and some of his public-private initiatives for job growth. We have a lot to celebrate in North Carolina when it comes to agriculture. This $78 billion industry employs nearly a fifth of the workforce, and it produces food, fiber and fuel. But I believe, it can easily become a $100 billion industry with continued investment in research, marketing and ag ex-

ports. I think it was appropriate that the united message we shared with legislators was “Come Grow With Us.” That’s what I intend to see happen with agriculture and agribusiness in the coming years. This event would not have been possible without the leadership and support of the N.C. Farm Bureau. the N.C. Agribusiness Council, N.C. Grange and N.C. State University, plus many of our agricultural commodity groups. I am so proud of the cooperation of all of these groups and I am proud of the turnout we had. It is not easy to get so many people together and united in focus, especially when it comes to agriculture, but this event proved once again that North Carolina is the best agricultural state.

People (Cont’d from pg. 1) • Ryan Kennedy of Hope Mills representing Cumberland and Harnett counties; • Sydney Edwards Dunn of Edenton representing John- • ston County; • David Heath of Dover representing Carteret, Craven, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico • counties; • Michael McPherson of Me-

bane representing Alamance, Caswell, Durham, Forsyth, Granville, Orange, Person, Rockingham and Stokes counties; Ryan Cahoon of Fairfield representing Bertie, Chowan, Dare, Tyrell and Washington counties; Wesley Johnson of Dobson representing Surry and 24 other western counties.

Spring is here and with its arrival comes increased activities at farmers markets across the state. Look for the freshest N.C. food products available at local and regional markets. The following are upcoming special events at the state-operated farmers markets. Western N.C. Farmers Market, Asheville, 828-253-1691 • April 11 -- Fifth Annual WNC Farmers Market Car Show • April 10 & 11 -- 10th Annual BBQ Cookoff & Bluegrass Show • April 14 & 28 -- Master Gardener plant clinics • April 24 & 25 -- “Growing in the Mountains” Plant Show • May 1-3 -- 26th Annual Spring Herb Festival • May 9 & 16 -- Master Gardener plant clinics • June 13 & 27 -- Master Gardener plant clinics • July 17 -- Watermelon Day • July 11 & 25 -- Master Gardener plant clinics Charlotte Regional Farmers Market, 704357-1269 • May 15 -- Strawberry Day

Robert G. Shaw Piedmont Triad Farmers Market, Colfax, 336-605-9157 • April 11 -- Gourd Day • April 24 -- Greenhouse Vegetable Day • April 25 -- Fire Safety Day • May 2 -- NC CASI Chili Championship • May 8 -- 20th Anniversary Celebration • May 22 -- Strawberry Day featuring a Strawberry Recipe Contest • May 29-31 -- Spring Craft Fair • June 20 -- Wing Festival • July 10 -- Blueberry Day • July 17 -- Peach Day featuring a Peach Recipe Contest State Farmers Market, Raleigh, 919-7337417 • April 16 -- Greenhouse Vegetable Day • April 25 -- WPTF Weekend Gardener Show • May 14 -- Strawberry Day

To keep up with the latest on the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, check out the department’s blog at www.ncagr.gov/ blog, where you can also find social media links for Facebook and Twitter.

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Spring is ideal time for homeowners, gardeners to submit soil samples The N.C. Department ment. of Agriculture and ConsumFor tilled arer Services urges home gareas such as vegetable deners and landscapers to gardens, collect soil prepare now to submit soil from the surface to samples over the next few about 6 to 8 inches months to optimize growdeep, Kamalakanthan ing conditions. Beginning said. In established in April and until the last beds or lawns, collect of November, there is no soil from the surface charge for soil testing, and to a depth of 4 inches. sample results are usually She suggests using a ready within about a week garden trowel to get a of submitting samples. “slice” of soil if you Testing for soil pH do not have a soil is extremely important to probe. determine the lime needs It is also imfor flower beds, vegetable portant to make sure gardens and lawns, said a sample adequately Jagathi Kamalakanthan, represents a given agronomist with the departarea. To do this, colment’s Soil Testing Lab. If lect soil from 10 to soils are not limed properly, 12 places randomly excessive soil acidity can Soil samples awaiting testing in the Agronomic Lab. throughout the area, damage roots. Also, an mixing them well incorrect soil pH can affect nuIn addition to lime needs, in a plastic bucket. Once mixed, trient availability. phosphorus and potassium levels fill the NCDA&CS soil box to “Lime begins to work as in the soil are also important for the red line indicated on the soon as it is applied, but it is proper plant growth. Given the box. Collect separate samples best to apply it well in advance cost of fertilizer today, there is no for different areas- vegetable of planting so that there is ad- need to waste money if nutrient garden, lawn, flower bed, etc. equate time for the lime to neu- levels are adequate. Also, avoid- A soil sample collection guide tralize the soil acidity.” Kamal- ing unnecessary fertilizer applica- is available at www.ncagr.gov/ akanthan said. tions helps to protect the environ- agronomi/pdffiles/samhome.pdf.

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Bucolic briefs Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie will hold work days April 18, Sept. 19 and Nov. 14. The group meets at 9 a.m. in the Canebrake Horse Camp in the Badin Lake Recreation Area near Troy. The group also holds chapter meetings April 13, May 11, June 8, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, and Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. The meetings will be held at Best Foods Cafeteria, 220 E. 11th St., Siler City. Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie is a non-profit organization and chapter of the Back Country Horsemen of North Carolina and America. The website is www.bchUwharrie.com The Back Country Horsemen of Uwharrie works in alliance with other chapters across North Carolina, the U.S. Forest Service and the National Park Service to ensure that forests will be available for equestrian use. Its main focus is on ensuring the Uwharrie National Forest will remain a place that can be enjoyed by all equestrian enthusiasts. Members of the BCHU volunteer their time and resources to maintain trails. *** As a way to help farmers and agricultural workers stay safe at work, the N.C. Department of Labor offers safety videos on a variety of topics through its YouTube channel. Video topics include: preventing green tobacco sickness, hazard communication, tobacco harvester safety, heat stress, migrant housing requirements, forklift safety, and information about the NCDOL’s Gold Star Growers program. The videos are in English and Spanish to increase understanding of safety hazards and preventing accidents. To learn more about the NCDOL and the Agricultural Safety and Health Bureau, go to www.nclabor. com or call 1-800-NC-LABOR (800-625-2267). NCDOL is also on Facebook and Twitter (@NCDOL). *** Beekeepers with bees for rent and growers interested in bee pollination services can post their information on the BeeLinked website at www.ncagr.com/beelinked. The site is hosted by the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the N.C. State University Apiculture Program. Anyone interested in listing their information can do so by filling out an online Submit Your Ad form on the BeeLinked page or by contacting NCDA&CS at 919233-8214 or by email at [email protected] or call NCSU at 919-515-1660. The NCDA&CS Plant Industry Division regulates the movement of agricultural or related items capable of spreading harmful insects, diseases, and other pests. Beekeepers participating in this program will be required to comply with all honey and bee industry regulations. ***

Classifieds Ads SUBMITTING ADS: Ads are free to NC residents & can be submitted by mail to 1001 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1001; online at www.agreview.org; or by fax to 919-733-5047. Ads must include name, address including zip code, phone number including area code, and price or price range for every item being sold. Deadline for each issue is midnight on the first working day of the month prior to publication.

Bees, Supplies & Services For Sale NOTICE N.C. law requires a permit to sell honey bees in the state. A permit is not required for: The sale of less than 10 bee hives in a calendar year, a one-time goingout-of-business sale of less than 50 hives, or the renting of bees for pollination purposes or their movement to gather honey. Contact Don Hopkins, state apiarist, NCDA&CS, 1060 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1001 for information.

Bee hives, 10 frames, top & bottom inner covers, super painted, w/& w/o frames & found., top feeders, small & med. supers, $10-120. Wayne Morrison, Statesville 704-838-1062. Beekeeping supplies & hardware, hive components, outerwear, tools, etc., pickup dates 03-18-15 & 04-12-15, 3 lb. pkgs., $1-95. Dave Bradley, Nashville 252-443-6471. Maxant 1700 series chain uncaper, Maxant double drain tank, 36x21x15 in., Maxant 2200 series portable auger pump, Maxant gravity clarifer, 18x48, sell together/sep., $2,400. Denny Booe, Mt. Ulla 704-223-1748. Bees w/marked queen, 3 lb. pkg., 04-11-15 pick up date, $98. Keith Elkes, Archdale 336431-2339.

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Beekeeping supplies, compl. hives or indiv. wooden ware, deep hive bodies, supers, frames, foundation, feeders, tools & protective clothing, $1 & up. Etienne Nadeau, Elizabeth City 252-619-7308. Italian bees w/queen, 3 lb. pkgs., cypress wooden ware, all safety gear & tools, $97.50 + tax. John Pledger, Trinity 336-475-5137. 10 frame shallow supers w/ frames, treated by state, $15. Bob Mathis, Tobaccoville 336-983-7585. 5 frame nucs, pick up late 04-15, $150. Brett Callaway, Fletcher 828-696-6629. 5 frame nucs, $135; compl. new hives w/bees, qty. disc. avail., $225. Barry Harris, Wilmington 910-352-7868. 5 frame nucs, ready 04-15-15, $115; local marked queens, ready 04-01-15, $24/ea.; other supplies avail. Calvin Terry, Vass 910528-1153. 8 frame med. supers & other beekeeping supplies, $1-25. Patty F., Wake Forest 919-630-5485. 5 frame deep nucs, ready mid 04-15, $135. Glenn Godfrey, Sanford 919-776-9517. Italian honeybees, 3 lb. pkg. w/laying queen, ready early spring, $100. Rick Coor, Goldsboro 919778-0210. Italian bees w/queen, 3 lb. pkg., $100. Bryan Fisher, Kannapolis 980-521-8642. Carpenter bee traps, like bird houses, traps & kills, shipping avail., $15. Randy Metcalf, Mars Hill 828-206-2938.

Equipment For Sale Dirt scoop, 3 pt. hitch, reversible, 30 in. wide pan, GC, $170 OBO; bog disc, 3 pt. hitch, 8 blades, FC, $100 OBO. Crawford Collins, Maysville 910-743-0091. Magnetos, various makes & types, some w/gears, $95/ea. & up; 1979 Ariens Rocket V tiller w/ rear tines, GC, $295. Bill Payne, Madison 336-548-6630 6-8 p.m. 1947 Ford Ferguson, rebuilt motor, new battery & front tires, runs, GC, $3,000. Robert Williams, Yadkinville 336-468-2773. Late model NH 847 hay baler, good paint, sheltered, GC, $1,700; Vicon hay mower, 7 ft, new tarp, sheltered, $2,500. B. Ross, Burlington 336-421-9383. DR Rotor hog tiller, 3 ft, GC, $1,300. James Blackburn, Wilkesboro 336-973-5193. Big Bee bush hog mower, LNC, 3 pt. hitch, 5 ft cut, $500. Earl Isaacs, Vilas 828-297-2153. NI 551 sq. baler, new tires, sheltered, VGC, $3,500. Larry Mesimer, Concord 704-791-6750. 1956 AC CA w/front r/spin out wheels, 90% rubber, 12v lights, remote outlet, hand clutch, snap coupler, 6 ft blade, 2-14 in. bottom plows, good paint, $3,250. David Walker, Reidsville 336-951-2170. JD M flat belt pulley attach., $75; front end w/cast front wheels, no welds/breaks, $150. Michael Kotoris, Siler City 919-545-1447. Dirt scoop, 3 pt., rev., LNC, $175. Lamar Moore, Lexington 336-746-5563.

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NH 678 baler, GC, $8,000. Blake Allen, Concord 704-618-2177. Powell/Cole single row 12 MX multi-flex planter/fert., 1 or 3 pt. hitch, $650. Jimmy Maness, Robbins 910-215-3752. Howse post hole digger, 3 pt., $450; 1953 Ford Jubilee, GC, $3,400; Lowery 16 disc w/adj. disc, 3 pt., $575. Chris Witherspoon, Valdese 828-381-6857. 1974 MF 135, 2,032 hrs., 3 cycle, ps, GC, $5,500. Garner Jarrell, Mt. Airy 336-648-4288. Scrape blade, 6 ft, $200; disc harrow, 16 pt., $350; nursery wagon, 20x28, steel w/15 gal. crop sprayer, $145. Frank Hawkins, Mocksville 336-998-3182. Howse bush hog, 1 pt., 4 ft, slightly used, $500. James Tharrington, Castalia 919-727-2414. JD 1010 tractor w/cult, $7,800; JD M tractor w/cult., $4,800; JD M tractor w/cult., $4,500, all GC. Donald Cannon, Ayden 252-7464600 evenings or 917-3403. 1940’s economy tractor w/ belly mower, $700; older model Troy-Bilt tiller, 7 hp Tecumseh eng., $350. Ronnie Kirk, Hillsborough 919-730-1368. Rev. fan for CAT D6C or D6D, LNC, $400; Delco alt., 24v, fits CAT, rebuilt, $125; oval fuel tank, stored inside, $250. Gerald Fox, Taylorsville 828-612-2407. 140 tractor, $3,000; 1 pt. 2-14 in. bottom plow, $200; 1 pt. scrape blade, $175; Gill rollover box blade, 6 ft, $400; 3 pt. 7 ft scrape blade, $250; subsoiler, 3 pt., $140. James Isley, Julian 336-263-1958.

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Ford 8N tractor, sheltered, $2,700; scrape blade, 6 ft, sheltered, $150. Lloyd Davis, Greensboro 336-697-7195. IH Cub Cadet 149, 14 hp Kohler eng., needs repairs, $645. James Strickland, Knightdale 919-266-1125. 1947 Ford 8N w/cult., bush hog, turning plow, restored LNC, $5,000. Janie Gerringer, McLeansville 336-580-7704. 1951 Ford 8N Red Belly tractor w/3 implements, VGC, $2,500; Ariens 5 hp garden tiller w/furrow plow, runs good, VGC, $300. Gene Tanner, Reidsville 336-342-1672. Ford 309 planter w/fert., 2 row, 3 pt., $575; IH planter, 4 row, seed plates & fert., extra planter for parts, owner’s man., $850. Jimmy Frye, Carthage 910-947-5910. Chisel plow, 7 shank, 3 pt. hitch, $400. Ernest Gaster, Sanford 919-258-3538. Wood saw w/pulley, fits Ford 8N, $500; Taylor-Way 8D harrow, GC, $400. Dempsey Lednum, Ramseur 336-824-4331 between 8 a.m.-6 p.m. NH 273 baler, closed teeth, wide pick-up, long tongue, $2,000; dual rake hitch, $850; 2 pt. plow, 2-14 in. bottom, $250; 5 ft tiller w/new tines, 3 ph., $850. H. Graves, Linwood 336-853-7468. 1982 Hinomoto tractor, E18, 22 hp, 2 cyl. diesel, $2,500. Maynard Moody, Mt. Pleasant 704-436-6741.

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1952 AC CA tractor, 2 disc plow, 2 row cult., 2 row planter, mowing machine w/6 ft cutter bar, factory rear mount wood saw, runs good, $4,000. Alan Fink, Newell 704-596-2852. Int’l corn & bean planter, 2 row, 1 pt. hitch, field ready, $700; Cole planter, 1 pt., 1 row, LNC double hopper, $300. J.T. Watson, Wilson 252-292-8130. MF 235, diesel, 5 ft bush hog, 5 ft tillage tool, VGC, $5,500; JD 336 baler, VGC, $4,000; NH 848 baler w/new air bags & chains, used 1 season, $4,000. C.H. Johnson, Lillington 910890-4174. IH 240 utility, 3 ph., $2,000; tiller, 5 ft, 3 ph., new tines, $850; rear loader for tractor, $250; IH 2 pt. plow, double bottom, 2-14 in., $250. H. Graves, Linwood 336-853-7468. 1993 Belarus, 60 hp, 4wd, Bob Cat front end loader, 800 hrs, $11,500. Donnie & Calvin, Reidsville 336-342-0709 or 342-5943. 1989 Ford TW 35 tractor, 173 hp, 3 remotes, duals, good rubber, front & rear weights, motor overhaul, 681 hrs., rebuilt fuel pump, new battery, ac, $18,500. J.F. Hall, Stedman 910-850-0946 or 483-6239. Cole fert. dist./cult., 1 row, rebuilt w/new bolts, hoses, points & paint, incl. disc & extra ft for cult., $750 OBO; Cole fert. dist. hopper fert. box, hoses ready for frame, $275. Jimmy Covington, Pilot Mountain 336-368-1613. NH 650 round baler, wide pickup, auto wrap w/bale command, VGC, $5,750; Brillion SS 1201 sure stand seeder w/ dual seed box, 10 ft, $3,800. Carol Leatherman, Newton 704-906-3190. 1942 restored JD B, 12v elec. start, new paint & rear tires, EC, $4,000. Rick Parnell, Winston-Salem 336-408-1743. Tractor tires, 18.4x46 rear tires w/30% tread, $250/ea.; $450/pair; dual wheels w/tires mounted, 23.1x34, $1,000; MF 165 w/multi-power, not running, eng. stuck, $3,500; MH Pacer, not running, $2,000. Robert Humbles Jr., Ayden 252-746-6838. Gleaner F2 combines, diesel, incl. 2 grain heads, 1 corn head, $13,000 OBO/3. Tony Cooper, Bessemer City 704-689-0208. Dearborn wood saw, 3 pt. hook up, 30 in. blades, $200; Cub tractor w/cult., $2,100. John Sharpe, Salisbury 704-633-6716. Speed King seed tedder, $9,200; JD 15 ft no-till grain drill w/gauge wheels, row markers, $42,000; Shepard sprayer, 300 gal. tank, 52 ft boom, $3,500; Woods pasture pleaser, 15 ft triple fold mower, $9,500; others avail. F.D. Rivenbark, Willard 910-259-2717. 20 disc harrow, 3 pt. hitch, $500; fert. dist., 500 lbs., 3 pt. hitch, $325; Farmall Cub tractor w/Woods belly mower & cult., $2,700. C. Overbey, Greensboro 336-339-8943. JD 2100 min. till ripper, 3 shank, 1 season, $11,000; JD 7300 vacuum planter, no-till, 4 row, hydr. row markers, insecticide boxes, Martin row cleaners, $11,000; KMC 12 ft field cult., rolling baskets, $3,000. Don Cameron, Sanford 919-499-7012.

MF 520 disc, 13½ ft wide, 44 blades, JD cyl., GC, $1,250. Clarence Jennings, Elizabeth City 252330-4147. 1952 Ferguson tractor w/bottom plow, $1,500; manure spreader, $100. Herbert Enroughty, Nashville 252-459-7252 or 904-8211. JD 71 4 row planter, monitor & insecticide boxes, GC, $1,000. Arthur Collie, Louisburg 252-478-5630. 1975 Case/David Brown 885, 2wd, 3 pt. hitch, 43 hp diesel, 14.9x28 rear, 600x16 front, rear live 540/1,000 pto, ps, s/n 638440, $2,200. Linwood Coggins, Conway 252-585-0614. Gleaner R40 combine, 16 ft flex grain head, 5 row, 36 in. hugger corn head, $14,500. Julie Collins, Windsor 252-794-4142. Unverferth 4 row ripperstripper w/4 KMC #15 planters mounted, $7,000; Unverferth model 130 zone builder, 6 auto reset shanks, 4 press wheel option, $12,000. Melvin Crisp, Oak City 252-798-5341. JD 8100 tractor, 160 hp, green star ready, 300 gal. saddle tank, pump, quick hitch & new tires, 8,115 eng. hrs., $59,500; 2004 JD 1730 15 row nar integral planter w/yetter kit, vacuum planter w/ corn & soybean plates, plumbed for liq. nitrogen, $29,500. Trent Scott, New Bern 252-933-5010. Anderson inline hay wrapper, $18,000. Sidney Thompson, Milton 336-234-9187. 1973 Ford 5000, diesel, good tires, new clutch, remotes, $7,500; King Kutter finish mower, 7 ft, $1,200; sweeper broom, 3 pt. hitch, pto, $400; Tractor Supply bush hog, 6 ft, $750; 20 disc harrow, 6½ wide, 3 pt. hitch, $600; box blade, 7 ft, $450. Dustin Hill, Lexington 336-239-4566. JD 2955, 97 hp w/rops, new paint, steer tires & fuel pump, 5,383 hrs., $16,500. Blair Boyette, Star 336-240-0809. 2011 NH 5070 sq. baler, preservative system & moisture meter, EC, $10,000. Brad Benton, Ronda 336-244-5762. Vicon 216 disc mower, sheltered, $3,500; Farmall 140 tractor w/equip., LNC, $9,500. Noel Leatherman, Lexington 336-249-1308. JD MX8 rotary cutter, 3 pt. hitch, compl. rebuilt, GC, $2,000. Jack May, Burlington 336-260-3760. Bush Hog 1209 disc mower, EC, $4,800. Aaron Rumley, Burlington 336-263-8226. Roanoke 1 row harvester w/ defoliator head & long bar tipping head w/6 metal 10 ft trailers w/ curtains on one side, $6,500. Greg Payne, Browns Summit 336-3125037. 1985 Yamaha Breeze, GC, red, LNC battery & seat cover, auto., $650. Cecelia Pritchard, Asheboro 336-328-6765. NH 451 sickle mower, 7 ft cut, incl. extra sickle, field ready, $1,500; NH 256 roller bar rake, no dolly wheel, field ready, $2,000. Willie Gammons, Mt. Airy 336-351-6769. Case IH 2090 tractor, encl. cab w/working ac, heat, etc., new rear tires, no cracked glass, 4,775 hrs. & EC, $9,500. Lee Reavis, Stoneville 336-362-6055. Amco disc, 12 ft, $2,995; chisel plow, 10 ft, $995; culti-mulcher, 10 ft, $2,800; HD Baltic 8 shank tiller, $895; Oliver superior grain drill, $575; 1 row cult., LNC, $175; 50 gal+/-fuel tank w/pump, $295. Tony Flippin, Yadkinville 336-367-3064.

JD 260 disc mower, rebuilt upper hydr. cyl., VGC, pics. avail., $4,500. Mark Hollar, Jonesville 336367-3583. Armstrong tires, 2-15.5x38, $175; Ford 3 bottom 16 in. rollover plows, $2,500; culture packer, single drum, 3 pt. hitch, $500; NH-Ford 254 tedder rake, $1,400; NH 472 haybine, $3,000; NI sq. baler, $1,800; Case IH 695, $11,500. L.B. Bond, Dobson 336374-0103. Sukup cult., 2 row, field ready, $4,500/2. Alex Draughon, Mt. Airy 336-374-2341. Danuser model F-8, 3 pt. hitch post hole digger w/9 in. auger, low use, stored inside, EC, $1,600. Bob Schumaker, Dobson 336-374-9343. 1955 JD 40 standard, spin out rims, 3 pt. hitch, new muffler, $3,200. Brandon Cobb, McLeansville 336-382-3502. Case Int’l CX 100, cab, 4x4, 3,100 hrs., weights, 3 remotes, GC, $25,000; 1993 Tyler Patriot spray, 4x4, 500 gal. tank, 50 ft booms, gps, field ready, shed kept, $25,000. Flynt Hill, Lexington 336399-6736. 2004 Kioti DK65C, 995 hrs., cab air, 4wd, 2 spl hydr., 12 spd. qa loader, 80% rear, 40% front, less than 10 hrs. on new HD clutch, shelter kept, $23,000; 2007 Ez-Go cart, single bench seat, canopy, windshield, 24v elec. w/ charger, steel mesh cargo carrier, GC, $1,800. Reece Fulk, WinstonSalem 336-399-7467. Long 360 tractor, good tires, runs good, $3,400; AC 5040, $4,100; MF 250, restored, $7,000. Gray Morgan, Colfax 336-414-1859. NH 8360 4x4 w/Alamo boom mower, 120 hp, $29,000; Bandit 150 chipper, Perkins 100 hp, $14,000; Ford NH 8340, 4x4, 110 hp, $22,000. Walter King, High Point 336-418-0015. Burch wing fold disc, 18 ft, $4,000; mechanical carousel planter, 4 row, Holland fert. boxes w/6 tray holder, mounted on 7x7 tool bar, $2,000. Todd Stanley, Burlington 336-421-3393. AC D15 series II, $4,000; AC 7000, $7,500; 1956 Ferguson 40 high crop, wide front, VGC, $7,000. Robert Humbles Sr., Ayden 252717-0764. JD 2630 tractor for parts/repair, $1,700. Doug Smith, Gibsonville 336-449-5084. Craftsman front tine tiller, 5.5 hp, 24 in., $325; Swisher 11544A finish cut trail mower, 11.5 hp, pull start, $825. Ronnie Calloway, Yadkinville 336-463-3279. Case IH 2188 combine, dual 18.4-38, rocktrap, reverser, specialty rotor, field tracker, bin extension, 30 ft 1020 flex head, $59,000; IH 1460 combine, elec. over hydr., specialty rotor, straw chopper, 820 flexhead, $19,900. William Stinson, Boonville 336-469-0705. 2006 Kinze 3000 planter, 6 row, 30 in. spacing, dry fert., quick-fill auger, new coulters, Keaton seed firmers, KPM monitor, field ready, $26,000. Tommy Wagoner, Jonesville 336-469-2803. NH 256 rake, $1,950. Leonard Bruff, Lexington 336-474-0993. Fuller & Johnson hit & miss eng. w/cart, 1.5 hp, $1,800. Dale Blackwelder, Mocksville 336492-2244. Long 740 rake, used once, LNC, $600. John Lamb, Randleman 336-498-2512.

Crop Care picking assistant, slightly used, great for picking strawberries & other row crops, $2,450. Lelia Gentry, Roxboro 336504-4767. Farmall Super A tractor, fert. dist., cult. & other implements, $2,500. Glenn Strickland, Greensboro 336-580-7800. NH 310 sq. baler, slightly used, EC, $4,000. Cy Clayton, Rougemont 336-592-0616. 1949 AC B tractor, serial number B100417, $2,400. Jonathan Burleson, Lexington 336-596-0948. 1966 AC pull-type combine, 5 ft, $450; IH turning plow, 2 bottom, 1 pt. hitch, $200; Ford bush hog, 6 ft, $750. Ernest Pinnix, Eden 336-627-9303. NH 311 small sq. baler, sheltered, EC, $4,750; Pettibone Extendo 66 telescopic forklift, $8,500; Yetter hydr. row markers, $850; semi-mounted 5-16 bottom plow, $450. D. York, Julian 336685-4177. 1970 MF mower, 10 hp, 42 in. cut, GC, $600. Larry Whicker, Winston-Salem 336-724-6164. 2014 Kubota BH65 backhoe, fits B2620 HSD, NC, $5,700. Luther Cain, Clemmons 336-766-8730. JD 6300, 4x4, 75 hp, cab, $25,000; Ford 6640, 75 hp, cab, $16,000; Terex/Fermac backhoe, 4x4, Perkins eng., $24,000. Rick King, Clemmons 336-817-6535. NH 450 sickle mower, 7 ft, kept inside, GC, $1,200. Evon Crooks, Mocksville 336-817-6890. Farmall 2 row cult. frames, fits C, H, & M, $100; 1 row tobacco planter, 1 pt. hitch, $300; Farmall 2 bottom plow, 1 pt. hitch $200; Farmall single bottom plow, l pt. hitch, $100. Gary Hinshaw, Randleman 336-848-4761. Befco Cyclone pull behind, C30 3 spindle finishing mower, 60 in. cut, 10.5 Briggs & Stratton eng., GC, $1,200. Robert Harden, High Point 336-870-0968. NH 492 haybine, sheltered, GC, $6,500. Margie Teague, Ramseur 336-879-3310. Farmall 340 row crop parts tractor, no sheet metal, compl. rear end & moves freely, good rims & tires, eng. locked, covered exhaust pipe, $500. Mark Corriher, Mocksville 336-909-1267. 1968 JD 4020, needs pto repair, runs good, $6,500. Walt Minor, Advance 336-918-9164. Case 885, diesel, GC, $4,000. David Shepherd, Wilkesboro 336921-3166. 1949 Ford 8N, runs & looks good, new rear tires, front tires GC, hydr. GC, conv. to 12v, incl. scrape blade, $2,500; 1950 Farmall Cub w/full set of cult., GC, $2,300. Bill King, Advance 336-926-0249. 1978 JD 2040 tractor, 41 hp, has lg. pump to op. front end loader, broken hr. meter, runs good, $6,500. Mac Rushing, Monroe 704534-6901. Vicon RP1200 round baler, 4x6 bale & 1 for parts $1,800; Lely Lotus 300 rake/tedder, $1,250. Brian Parker, North Wilkesboro 336957-7561. 1993 JD 9500 combine w/920F head, dam, das, f&a, chopper, chaff spreader, bin ext., 30.5 tires, 2,800 sep. hrs., GC, $33,000. Jerry Hare, Mocksville 336-971-3038. MF 471 w/cab, heat, air, 12 spd. trans., 2 sets hydr., tires LNC, 956 hrs., reg. serviced, $20,000. Roger Davis, East Bend 336-972-9452.

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Ford 309 corn planter, 2 row, 4 sets of plates w/Gandy box, EC, $1,100. Bruce Robertson, King 336-983-5340. Int’l 274 tractor, 27 hp diesel, offset cult., compl. w/ middle & rear cults., 3 pt. hitch & Cole side dresser, $4,250. Joe Morgan, Advance 336-998-7875. JD 4400 combine, diesel, straw chopper, low hrs., sheltered, $7,000. Lanny Burleson, Salisbury 704-239-3841. Hesston 530 round baler, 4x4 bales, needs belts, $2,500; Long 7 ft disc mower, needs curtain, $1,500. Johnny Mesimer, Woodleaf 704-278-9944. 1952 Ford 8N, good tires, metal & paint, $3,000; Oliver Super 66, diesel, runs good, has side panels, $4,000 OBO; Farmall Cub w/cult., runs good, tires & metal GC, $2,500. Wade Elms, Monroe 704-289-5393. Farmall Super MTA WF w/ new front & rear tires, new rims on rear w/14.9x38 Firestones, needs restoring, $7,200. Rick Whitley, Monroe 704-361-3284. MF 4x4 round baler, $4,500; 8 ft disc mower, $5,000; 55 NH hay rake, $1,500. Billy Whitley, Peachland 704-385-9771. Spray rig, 200 gal., good for pest control/landscaping, Honda eng., sitting on trailer, can be put used in truck, incl. trailer, $800 OBO. David Phillippe, Norwood 704-474-9165. 00 frick sawmill, carriage 20 ft, equip. w/4 head blocks, hand tapers, hand dogs, model b set works w/power recede, kept inside, GC, $3,300. Henry Anderson, Oakboro 704-485-8006. IHC 1066 duals, clamp on hubs, $250/pair; JD 1520 front hydr. pump, $350. Chris Johnson, Harrisburg 704-491-5951. Ford 601 diesel, 4 spd. tran., new injector pump, runs good, $3,950. Bill Willis, Mt. Airy 336-786-4619. 1961 Ford 601 Workmaster, runs good & lift works, good tires, GC, $2,500. Richard Lorey, Huntersville 704-604-6285. Taylor-Way disc harrow, 16 blade, 3 pt. hitch, VGC, $575. Danny Baker, Marshville 704-624-9014. NH 489 haybine, stub guards, GC, $2,000. Larry Trull, Monroe 704-634-0334. Gleaner K combine, corn/ soybean special, heat & air, 10 ft grain head, 2 row corn head, $2,500. Scott Shaver, Salisbury 704-636-4585. Hay wagons, $1,000; NH twin rower rake hitch, $700. Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704639-0867. JD 4630 tractor w/cab, dual wheels, air, $19,500; AC 7 row sod planter, $2,000. Steve Eagle, Salisbury 704-647-0063. Johnson sprayer, 500 gal., centrifugal pump, 28 ft booms, foam marker, spare nozzles & parts, VGC, $2,000; Taylor-Way 15 shank high clearance chisel plow, extra heavy frame, VGC, $1,500. Bill Harris, Mooresville 704-664-2060. Cole corn planter/cult., 1 row, $75. Charles Howell, Advance 336-940-5143.

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KMC 7 shank no-till vripper, EC, $4,000; Forrest City 4 row subsoiler planter, hydr. row markers w/o planters, $2,000. Randy Clontz, Indian Trail 704-634-5910. NH 459 haybine, $1,600. Greg Lee, Polkton 704-695-5367. Kubato belly mower w/compl. mounts, 6 ft, fits l2900 Kubato mower, GC, $800. Robert Connell, Concord 704-918-0846. Int’l 140 tractor, LNC w/6 pieces of equip., $6,000. Charles Scott, Catawba 828-241-2059. Hotsy pto pressure washer w/225 gal. tank, mounted on trailer, single hose & reel, EC, $2,100. Shawn Brown, Taylorsville 828-302-1689. Ford 600 tractor, shed kept, tires GC, rims fixed last yr., new battery, plugs, points, dist. & coil changed, starts & runs good, conv. to 12v, pics. avail., $3,000. Darrell Beam, Hickory 828-324-1278. NH 575 baler, hyd. pu, hyd. tension, super sweep, GC, $10,000. Keith Lail, Hickory 828381-7852. Adam 6 ton fert./lime spreader, stainless steel tub, 8 in. ss conveyor chain, hydr. engagement, EC, $6,500. Judd, Catawba 828446-3535. Silage bale wrapper, silage bale grabber w/Euro hookup, $9,000. Derek Teague, Catawba 828-446-6111. Ford 600, restored, LNC tires & paint, converted to 12v alt., starts quick, runs good, pics. avail., $3,950. Ray Jackson, Clyde 828627-3998. 71 Speedstar cabletool well rig, on lnt. truck, not running, well rig GC, poss. trade, $3,500; Case 450 dozer, power angle, 8 ft blade w/canopy, good undercarriage, needs set of chains, poss. trade, $8,500. Bobby Kindel, Murphy 828-644-0530. Ford 3600 tractor, $5,300; JD, $1,600/ea. Joe Carpenter, Nebo 828-652-3633. Farmall Super A w/Woods l306 belly mower, good metal & tires, runs great, no smoke, new battery, $3,200. Rick Leonard, Lexington 828-773-4976. MC rotary scythe frail haybine, $800; Ford 101 2 bottom plow, $400; hayfork, $200; liquid manure spreader, $500; Hesston pt-7 haybine for parts, $400. Reagan Hudson, Vale 828-874-3389. NH 268 sq. baler, $900. S. Welch, Ellerbe 910-206-8723. United box blade, model 560hd w/4 tines, $350. Charles Latham, Vass 910-245-7148. JD 450G lpg dozer, tracks approx. 50%, pads GC, runs & works great, $17,500. David McKay, Rockingham 910-3342859. Fort disc mower, 6 ft, slightly used, GC, $3,500. Ken Mitchum, Pittsboro 919-542-3367. Reversible pan, 30 in., 3 pt. hitch, GC, $175. Thomas Brewer, Robbins 910-464-3120. G.T. model 380 batch grain dryer, pto drive, lp gas, 350 bu. cap., $3,000; JD 7000 conservation 6 row planter, 30 in. rows, corn & soybean meters, $3,000. David Allred, Robbins 910-464-3891. Lilliston rolling cult., 1 row, adjust. to fit, GC, $450. Brent Corbett, Watha 910-470-6239. Crankshaft for IH C-135 gas eng.; cyl. head for IH C-135 gas eng., $150/ea. David Whitfield, Mt. Olive 919-223-2267.

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MF sickle mower, 3 pt. hook up, $250. Charles Robertson, Reidsville 336-951-1541. Steiner rotary tiller, needs repair/ used for parts, $150 OBO. John Stevens, Fayetteville 910-484-2158. Bobcat 8811 backhoe w/16, 24 & 36 in. quick attach buckets, $7,500. Zach Hussey, Robbins 910-639-5545. 2009 NH BR740 baler, less than 1,000 bales, sheltered, EC, $12,500. Al Wright, Tabor City 910640-0160. King Kutter l-60-40-p, 5 ft, 40 hp w/op. man., slightly used, $500. Jaylee Paulson, Bunnlevel 910-658-6367. NH 277 sq. baler, kept dry, field ready, GC, $2,000 OBO. David Garrett, St. Pauls 910-734-2315. Unverferth field cult., new in 2013, 15 ft wide, fixed frame, used 2 seasons on 30 ac farm, LNC, $4,500. Dennis Bazemore, Lillington 910-890-2940. 1971 MF 165 tractor, less than 200 hrs. on rebuilt 4 cyl. Perkins diesel eng., 60 hp, power-shift hi-lo range trans., LNC rear tires, 6 ft HD Woods Yanmar bush hog w/100 hp gear box, $6,500/poss. trade. Jim Babb, Carthage 910947-3384. Plow, fast hitch, Cub 194, GC, $225. Craig Senter, FuquayVarina 919-215-3701. MF 33 grain drill, shed kept, GC, $1,000; Cub 1 38 disc harrow, fast hitch, LNC blades, GC, $400; Cult. for Cub, compl. set w/o shanks, $275. Craig Senter, Fuquay-Varina 919-215-3701. JD 1520 tractor, ps, diesel, 2,600 hrs., GC, $6,250. John Perotti, Stem 919-528-3722. JD 2950 tractor, 2 post canopy, GC, field ready, 95% rear tires, $10,000 OBO. Danny Bynum, Ellerbe 910-334-9463. Powell Mfg. corn planter, 1 row, 1 pt. hitch, uses Cole plates, no rust, newly painted, VGC, $500; 1 pt. hitch double bottom plow, FC, $200. Norman Suits, Bear Creek 919-548-0825. Berry precision seeder w/2 templates for veg. & flower seeds, vacuum seeder w/templates to fit Dillen 128 plug trays, pics. avail., $350. Gail Lee, Clayton 919553-5221. Cole MX 1 row planter w/ fert. hopper & cat. 1 hitch, EC, orig. orange paint, pics. avail., $1,050. Lee Fryar, Wake Forest 919-556-1822. 1946 Farmall H tractor, orig. cond., eng. runs & drivable, good for restore, $1,500. Linwood Gilliam, Apex 919-602-1303 after 5 p.m. JD 650 tractor w/Woods RM 360 finish mower, GC, 1,573 hrs., $4,500. Richard Adams, Raleigh 919-846-0022. Round hay spear for front end loader, fits JD 400 & 500 series loader, NC, $225. Ricky Blackman, Benson 919-894-4738. 1990’s JD 1520 no-till grain drill w/row markers, EC, field ready, $16,000. Jared Nucci, Fayetteville 973-222-2626. JD H tractor, needs reassembling on eng. & steering, new rebuilt card & magneto, $1,200. Randy Goodman, Rockwell 980-234-0068. JD 310 disc, 17 ft, 32 disc, dual cyl. & wheels, $2,500; forklift forks, 42 in., $100; HD forks, 6 ft, HD, $800; new threaded rods, 10 ft, $0.30/ft. Miles Little, Midland 704-791-1438.

Equipment Wanted Repair manual for JD 30 pulltype combine. William Thomas, Pittsboro 919-742-6114 or 930-7401. Under fence mower, 3 pt. hitch, non-string type. Tom Garner, Ayden 252-746-4120. Ford 309 planter plates, corn, beans, sorghum & filler plates; Ford 309 planters for parts. Charles Chamelin, Kernersville 336-769-4418. Parts for CAT 955 track loader. David Arron, Snow Camp 336512-9557 or 213-5537. JD 7810, 2wd, GC, $25,00040,000. R. Davis, Burlington 336263-8163. Salem iron planer. Leonard Bruff, Lexington 336-474-0993. Waterloo Boy farm tractor. Chris Jones, Sparta 336-657-1720. Corn/bean planter, 2-4 row, no-till; 12 ft grain head for GleanerF combine, 6-7 ft disc mower; tire 23.1-26 for 20 in. rim. Jefferson Smith, Asheboro 336-736-4205. NH 256 or 258 hay rake, ground driven type, must be EC & ready for fields; NH haybine, 7 ft cut, GC. Brad Embry, Thomasville 336906-1315. Corn planter, 4 row, no-till, reasonable price, Siloam area. Michael Gordon, Siloam 336-926-5864. Farmall F30 parts & steel wheels. Tyler Brown, Salisbury 704310-0849. Ford 8N w/blown or bad eng., need remainder of tractor. Richard Lorey, Huntersville 704-604-6285. Litter spreader, 14-18 ft, truck mounted or pull-type, UC. Gary Head, Lawndale 704-692-3409. Air intake cleaner oil bath housing for IH Farmall 140 tractor. John Drum, Newton 828-638-1734. Roto-wiper to apply weed control in pastures, prefer 8-12 ft wide. Henry, Southern Pines 910639-0714. JD 7000 finger pickup planter w/dry fert. & no till, 6-8 row, 30 in., GC. Justin, Stedman 910849-4359. Power-flo unit to fit JD 54 in. deck & bagger attach., GC, reasonable price. Doug Chappell, Wake Forest 919-266-2201. Small grain drill for JD 1050, any 3 pt. model, GC. William Kirkman, Apex 919-267-0956. Tractor w/cab, 90-130 hp w/96 in. width tires on center axle cap., GC-EC; disc harrow, 12-16 ft working width, trailer type, GC-EC, $800-3,000. John Bynum, Raleigh 919-291-9002. Front end loader for Ford 3000 tractor. Chip Stitt, Cary 919841-6123.

Hay & Grain For Sale Coastal Bermuda grass hay, horse quality, sheltered, sq. bales, ready mid 05-15, bulk disc., hay analysis & deliv. for addt’l fee, $6/ea.; wheat straw, sheltered, sq. bales, $4.50/ea. Anthony Cartrette, Chadbourn 252-756-2920. Fescue & orchard grass mix, sq. bales, safe for horses, $2/ea. James Graham, Yadkinville 336-679-8266 or 466-2345. Straw, $3.50/ea.; oat/alfalfa hay, $4.50/ea. John Kapp, Rural Hall 336-969-6630. Alfalfa, sq. bales, $8/ea.; ear corn, $4/bag. Murphy, WinstonSalem 919-427-4648.

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Hay & Grain Wanted Spent wheat straw for bldg. compost, no pesticides, 75 mi. max from Morehead City only. Catherine Elkins, Gloucester 252-515-4799. White seed corn, Hickory cane corn, grows approx. 14 ft tall & re-pollinates. Julius Harris, Wilkesboro 336-667-7040.

Horses & Supplies For Sale *** PLEASE NOTE: All equine 6 mos. or older must have a current negative Coggins test. Advertisers must supply the accession number of test, the name of lab doing the test, the date of test and results for each equine advertised. The following advertisers have provided proof of a negative Coggins test.

Miniature donkeys, spotted female, $800; daughter, $650; $1,350/both; jennies, breeding quality, halter broke, friendly, reg., $700/ea. Steve Levitt, Efland 919-563-9527. Paso Fino mare, 8 y/o, 4-H state winner, red dun, 14.3 hh, $3,800. A. Furr, Salisbury 704-798-3460 or [email protected]. Donkeys, born 11-14, male, $200; female, $400. C.L. Pickett, Burlington 336-228-8571 or 214-5827. Pasture horse boarding w/ horse barn, 30 ac pasture fenced in, storage for tack & hay, riding trails, secl. area, $100/mo. Boyd Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. Horse boarding, partial/full, quiet setting on local farm, 12x12 lighted, matted stalls, 2x daily feedings w/hay & feed, turn outs, tack room, lighted riding ring, work ring, trails, trailer parking, owners on site, $225-300. Tony & Tricia McMasters, Ramseur 336302-6853. Horse harness, Hungarian style, breast collar, trace slit ends, draft size bridle, call for measurements/pics, fits 16-16’3 horse, GC, $600. Carol Carter, Hurdle Mills 336-364-4739. Saddles, $250/both. Steve Hilton, Mocksville 336-492-7779. Miniature donkeys, $250 & up. Hendrik Smock, Asheboro 336879-2637. Miniature donkey, small jack, gray w/blk. cross, dob 01-4-15, will hold till weaned, $350 OBO. Jimmy Neal, Colfax 336-993-6079. 1995 Sundowner 3 horse slant gooseneck, insulated dressing room, heat/ac, $10,000. Patricia Rushing, Monroe 704-291-1730. Big Valley 4 horse/stock trailer, 16 ft, escape door, center cut gate, rear door w/slide, bumper pull, brakes, lights, saddle compartment, $2,000. Bob Taylor, Salisbury 704857-6370. 2001 Pony Express bumper pull 2 horse trailer, removable divider, never used, covered, grey w/chrome, $3,200. Shirley Carswell, Connelly Springs 828-443-7722. 2012 Gore 2 horse trailer, style #12, new ramp/dutch doors, straight load, $15,000. Catherine Frank, Rougemont 919-491-9743. Horse boarding near Pittsboro, turn out & shelter from weather, pasture & hay prov., $250/mo. Maureen McGinn, Pittsboro 919-542-2365, 913-7789 or 860-754-6543.

Horses & Supplies Wanted Alum. bumper pull stock w/ saddle encl. Patricia Rushing, Monroe 704-291-1730.

Farmland For Sale Land for sale must consist of at least 3 acres and be used for agricultural purposes, i.e. cultivation, raising livestock and/or other farm commodities. Advertisers must indicate use of land. 65 ac in Martin co, 15 ac cleared, 50 ac cutover wood land, good for hunting, 2 rd. front right-a-ways, $2,500/ac. William Modlin, Jamesville 252-792-7709 after 10 p.m. 42.20 ac in Granville co, near Kerr Lake reservoir, multiple storage bldgs., 24x48 ft open-sided covered shed, incl. pond, rd. frontage, good hunting, open land, 3 bd/1ba cabin, $225,000. Wayne Hicks, Oxford 252-343-1640. 9 ac fenced w/2 ac pond, 600 ft rd. frontage, 2 room cabin, $85,000. H. Davis, Elon 336260-7606. 127 ac reforested land in northeast Person co, new survey, $2,000/ac OBO. Rodney Thompson, Semora 336-234-0123. 49.33 ac in Surry co, good for livestock, creek fed, 4 bd/3 ba house, out bldgs. & small hay barn, $225,000. Jan Earley, Pilot Mountain 336-351-3576. 123+ surveyed ac in Yadkin co, joins Pilot Mountain state park, 6 yr. growth of loblolly pines, 60-70 ac crop land poss., $325,000. Tony Flippin, Yadkinville 336-367-3064. 51 ac in Caswell co, Yanceyville, mini farm/hunting retreat, 2 approved perk sites & pond, adj. to state game lands of 16,000+ ac, $135,000. Sam Munday, Kernersville 336-414-6141. 11.67 ac in Mt. Airy, fenced pasture, some wooded, lays nice w/creek, great for horses, livestock, row crops, grapes, homeplace, etc., $52,000 OBO. Gray Cassell, Kernersville 336-430-8877. 6 ac trout farm & hatchery in Alleghany co, $185,000. Jim Bowman, East Bend 336-572-2650. 26 ac in Randolph co, 7 ac field & 19 wooded w/deep river frontage, $60,000. Randy Macon, Ramseur 336-824-2288. 8+ ac in Yadkin co, fenced pasture w/1 ac pond in center, 492.1 ft rd. front, 2821 Wyo Rd., $75,000. Kathleen Reavis, WinstonSalem 336-924-8856. 13 ac farm, easily used for cow/goat dairy, barns & outbldgs., business w/comm. cheese facility/comm. kitchen, equip., client lists turnkey & house, EC, $299,900. Suzanne Levesque, Vale 704-240-9353. 100 ac mountain land w/ timber above Lowgap, parcel #4042-00-86-7192 and 404200-86-6644 $350,000; 100+ ac in Rowan co, house, barn, shed, clear & timbered land, $775,000. Rhodnick Lowe, Salisbury 704-636-3408 or 202-9605 between 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

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40 ac in Randolph co, 5 mi. south of Ramseur, paved rd. frontage, creek & loblolly pines set in 2003, $110,000. Larry Macon, Salisbury 704-798-2208. 9.62 ac in Rockwell, hardwoods & pines, approx. 3 ac cleared, deer & squirrel, old pond site, needs rebuilding, $90,000. Frank Stiller, Salisbury 704-857-1297. 39 ac horse/boarding facility, lesson program, 1 indoor & 2 outdoor arenas, fully fenced, 21 stalls, multiple outbldgs. & shelters, $1,700,000. Craig Smith, Summerfield 719-431-0349. 136 ac in Sampson co to lease for hunting w/trails & highway entrance, $10/ac. D. Peterson, Salemburg 910-564-4962. 102.5 ac in Anson co, good for chicken house, great hunting, hogs, turkey & big deer, $219,000. Carl Lee, Rockingham 910-895-4564, 417-9649 or 995-7886.

Farmland Wanted 25-50 ac farmland in Stanly, Union or Cabarrus cos to lease for running beagles. Hack Cook, Midland 704-467-6043 or 786-9466. Land to lease for 2015 & future yrs. for deer hunting within hour drive of Stanly co, ref avail., responsible hunter. Jimmy Furr, Stanfield 704-888-0213. Land in eastern NC, Martin & Pitt cos for waterfowl hunting, swamps & fields for duck & goose hunting, $100-750. Ben Gibson, Grimesland 252-714-9734. 25-200 ac of tillable cropland in Alamance or Caswell cos to lease w/ or w/o home & outbldgs. Dale Havens, Burlington 313655-8554. Land in Surry Co area to lease for hunting & trapping, can provide hunter insurance, will respect land & follow owner’s guidelines. Michael Gordon, Siloam 336-926-5864. Pasture land in Harmony/ Mocksville area to lease for cattle. Greg Campbell, Harmony 704546-2266. Pasture land & hay ground in Chatham co to lease. Shawn Petty, Siler City 919-837-5128. 30+ ac farmland & woodland mix in Chatham, southeastern Alamance, northern Harnett or southwestern Johnston co w/or w/o house & bldgs. Chip Stitt, Cary 919-841-6123.

Livestock For Sale Blk. Angus herd bulls, steers & heifers, Traveler, GT Maximum & 727 Executive bloodline, $700 & up. Tim Moss, Graham 336-376-3773 between 5-11 p.m. Nigerian dwarf goats, babies, male & female, $75-125. Charles Tuggle, Asheboro 336-672-3122 or 953-3776. Santa Gertrudis, purebred replacement cattle, polled, reg. & non reg., bulls & heifers, $1,500 & up. Richard Shaver, Cleveland 704-278-9291. Fainting goats, 1 billy & 2 nannies; brown llama, male, 1 y/o; miniature pot belly pig, male, $500/all. Johnna Watson, Lincolnton 828-404-8186.

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Boer goat herd, 10 head, kidding soon, pref. to sell as group, $100 & up. C.L. Pickett, Burlington 336-228-8571 or 214-5827. Dexters, purebred, bulls, $700; heifers, $900. David DeWald, Hertford 252-333-5813. Katahdin/Dorper mixed rams & older ewes, rams born 02 & 03-15, ready 05-15, ewes 3-5 y/o, great prod., $200; Katahdin/ Dorper ram, 1 y/o, $225. Kelly Martin, Burlington 336-214-9421. Alpine dairy goats, spring kids, milkers, all hand raised w/ cae prevention, show quality, heavy/easy milkers, ADGA reg., $100 & up. Leon Albright, Thomasville 336-250-7288. Nigerian dwarf goats, babies, spotted, tri-colored, blue eyed, from proven milking line, $75 & up. Josh Foltz, Winston-Salem 336251-4709. Polled Hereford heifers, bulls & blk. baldy bulls, $1,200 & up. Randy Davis, Burlington 336-263-8163. Bred Angus cows, due soon, $2,250; bred Angus cows, due soon w/calf on ground, $2,950. Jimmy, Snow Camp 336-266-3721. Polled Nigerian dwarf buck, gold & white, born 04-14, friendly, from good milking lines, $200; ADGA, AGS Nubian & Nigerian dwarf babies, born 03-15, spotted, some polled, blue eyed, $150-300. Janet Clifton, Lowgap 336-326-7400. Kids, bred for cheese prod., gmo-free raised, $25 & up. Anne Cain, Hamptonville 336-468-4468. Kiko/Boer goats, bucks & does, $150 & up. Steve Jones, Thomasville 336-475-6539. Feeder piglets, Yorkshire/ Landrace/Duroc x lg. blk. cross, pasture raised, $75; piglets, lg. blk., un-reg. feeder pigs, $100/ea.; reg. breeding stock, $300. Ben Rosecrans, Lexington 336-602-3276. Full blood blk. Angus bull, dob 04-27-14, Mytty in Focus bloodline, $1,500. Mac & Donnie, Madison 336-637-7509 or 423-6804. Dark red Hereford bull, 5 y/o, gentle, 2,000+ lbs., loads easy, $2,500. Archie Miller, Millers Creek 336-667-7320. Boer kids, born 02-15, full blood/purebred, avail. 4-15, all shots, healthy, herd prod. grand champ past 2 yrs; fainting bucks, $250 & up. Dodd Linker, Clemmons 336-712-2484. Blk. Angus bull, approx. 3 y/o, approx. 900 lbs., $2,000. Russell Forte, Locust 980-581-0870. Comm. Angus cows, blk. & white baldies, approx. 1 y/o & up, lg. bone cows, $1,100. Ryan Hussey, Eagle Springs 571-969-0216. Angus & gelbvieh cross blk. bulls, 8 m/o, ai sired for calving ease, $1,800. Justin Ridenhour, Salisbury 704-239-4032. Proven saanen buck, nominated breeder, great prod., ADGA reg., dob 04-11-12, $300. Alex Karabet, Stanfield 704-269-8505. Reg. Nubian dairy goats, bucks & does, various ages, good bloodlines for show & milking, bucks, $200 & up; does, $300 & up. Glenda Noble, Cleveland 704278-1182. Nigerian dwarf bucks, reg., babies & mature goats, blue eyes, some polled, good bloodlines, $200 & up. Janet Efird, Oakboro 704485-4694. Sim-Angus bulls, blk. & polled, ready to work, $3,000-3,500. William Pyle, Franklinton 919-494-1145.

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Full blk. Angus & blk. Angus/ Simmental bulls, gentle temperament, $1,500. Randy Baker, Salisbury 704-619-2233. Charolais bulls, purebred, polled, 7 m/o & up, $1,000 & up. Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704-639-0867. Barbados blackbelly rams, some from barb & katahdin breeding; American blackbelly horned, 18-24 m/o, $175/ea. Tim Stevenson, Charlotte 704-737-1430. ADGA reg. spotted Nubians, lots of color, nat’l champion bloodlines, Rising Creek/Kastdemur/Pruittville, cae free, $175-300. Bonnie Allyn, New London 704-798-7112. Reg. bred & open blk. Angus heifers, 18 m/o, $1,500-2,000. Jim, Statesville 704-880-6283. Reg. Angus bull, dob 12-7-12, sired by Biltmore Alliance 57t, bred by Lin Crest Angus, prod. nice calves born w/ease, $2,800. Judd Wike, Catawba 828-446-3535. Scottish highland red bull, dob 10-12-12, can be reg., $1,500; red Scottish highland bull calves, dob 10-23-13 & 04-24-14, can be reg., $1,000; purebred shetland ewe lambs, born 5-14, not reg., $150/ea.; bred ewes, $200. Julie Wilson, Clyde 828-779-0397. Katahdin lambs, weaning 0515; reg. ram, bred to reg. & comm. hair ewes, $150-250; Katahdin hair sheep, lambs, ewes, rams, wethers, adults, ewes & reg. ram, comm. & reg., $175-500. Ginger Bruton, Wilmington 910-262-5251. Alpine doe & buck kids, reg. & not reg., disbudded, out of good milkers, starting at 1-2 w/o to bottle feed, $50-200. Tina Moller, Hampstead 910-270-3036. Reg. Hereford cow, 4 y/o, 1,947 lbs., ai’d to reg. blk. Angus bull, will calve 06-15; bull is 20 m/o, 955 lbs., bull’s sire prod. thick calves, quickly maturing, bred to excel on forage & grain, both halter broke & docile, $4,500. Jeremiah Ballance, Newton Grove 910-567-5120. Alpacas, all colors, males & females, $250-1,000. Joe Kyger, Jackson Springs 910-673-1235. Kiko buck, 3 y/o, reg., $275/ trade of equal value. Buck Schrum, Raeford 910-875-5432. Nigerian dwarf goats, reg., good show & milk lines, wethers, $50; young does in milk; doelings, $250 & up. Karen Stanger, Raeford 910-875-5885. Katahdin ewes, some bred to deliver late 04-15, others open, rams, 12 m/o-5 y/o, will trade for ram 12-18 m/o, $150-300. Lynn Merritt, Chapel Hill 919-933-0349. Kiko does, % does, born 11-14, all colors, good bloodlines, can be reg., $225. Jarod Bowman, Staley 336-736-9314.

Livestock Wanted Pigs, Duroc, Tamworth, or Hampshire boars & sows, pref. young. Johnny Mesimer, Woodleaf 704-278-9944. Heifer, steer, Angus calves, 600700 lbs., need 15. Mike Honeycutt, Rutherfordton 828-245-8428.

Poultry & Supplies For Sale Birmingham Rollers, performance bred, great spinners, $20 & up. D.R. Dennis, Randleman 336-498-5034.

April 2015 POULTRY & SUPPLIES

Peacocks, $65 & up; pheasant, $50 & up. Alvin Lowery, Rowland 910-301-2298. Quail, gambel, California, blue scale, Mex. speckled, jumbo & white Bobwhites, coturnix, Texas A&M, jumbo browns, albino chukars, rock philby & Barbary, $1.50 & up. Jimmy Furr, Stanfield 704-888-0213. Guineas, pearl, mosquito & tick control, taking orders for 2015 hatch, 1 d/o keets, $3 & up; 2014 adults, $12. Alvin Searcy, Marion 828-738-8533. Nest boxes & cages for parakeets, $5-25/ea. R. Helms, Oakboro 980-777-0290. White racing pigeons, no ped., $20/ea. George Harrington, Ayden 225-258-4717. Blk. Australorp hens, shiny blk. w/beetle green sheen, 7 m/o, laying med.-lg. brown eggs, $15. Ruth Myers, Bailey 252-235-2054. Yearling male mute swan, friendly, $150/trade for female. Nancy Faller, Mocksville 336-284-6581. Turkeys, choice breeding stock, Bourbon reds & other mixed breeds, 4 toms & 8 hens, $50/ea. J. Brown, Rutherfordton 336-309-3242. 2 broiler houses on 36 ac in Siloam, 2 wells, 60 kw Perkins auto. programmable gen., cool cells, $150,000-325,000. Tony Flippin, Yadkinville 336-367-3064. Chickens, red sex link & white leghorn, 1½ y/o laying hens, tame & healthy, $7.50. Randy Wright, Staley 336-622-2386. Game roosters, $20/ea. Ernest Pinnix, Eden 336-627-9303. Poultry feeders, holds approx. 20-25 lb. feed, $10/ea. Margie Teague, Ramseur 336-879-3310. Chicken coop, 8x9x7, predator proof, Free. Hal Abernethy, Charlotte 704-201-3920. Roxell Vitoo pan feeders, approx. 500, UC, $5/ea. Joseph Edmisten, Harmony 704-657-4830. Ringneck pheasants, melanistic mutant/jumbo ringneck mix, $20/ ea. Edward Mills, Kannapolis 704932-8034. Space Ray pancake brooders, direct spark, used 1 flock, 20 avail., $75/ea.; $50/ea. all. Brad Gilreath, Taylorsville 828-632-9284. Quail chicks, Bobwhite & Tennessee red, accepting orders, $50/100. George Parker, Lumberton 910-374-8176. Gamefowl, red quill & law grey, $125/pair & up. Roy Roberts, Mt. Gilead 910-439-6210. Heritage breed standard bronze turkey, poults/young birds, great genetics & disp., not comm. broad breasted bronze, $10 & up dep. on age. Brandon Bolton, Benson 910-494-2962. Old English game bantams, bb red, quail, blue red, blue quail, blue red sport, blue golden duckwing, silver seabright, blk., birchen, bb red in modern game bantams, $15. Allen Roberts, Mt. Gilead 910-571-2036. Ducklings, pastel call ducks, mallards, pekings, runners, muscovy ducks, mixed chicken & goose, $5-15. Jessica Sutton, Jackson Springs 910-603-8285. Hired Hand 24 stage controllers w/scs back-ups, $150/ea.; $500/4. Kenneth Tatum, Fayetteville 910-624-4043. Royal palm turkeys, silver pheasants, rabbits, quails, $5-40. Gary Campbell, Robbins 910-638-0598.

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Space Ray radiant brooders, 40,000 btu, 24v gas valve, GC, $50/ea. Michael Jordan, Carthage 910-724-4343. Old English bantams, bb reds & millie fleurs; pheasants, yellow golds, red golds, & pure silvers; peacocks, blk. shoulders & blue pieds, $10 & up. Ronny Pope, Carthage 910-947-1202. Blk. neck swans, wood ducks, canvasbacks, na ruddy duck, hooded mergansers, European wigeons, common shellduck, white face tree, blk. bellied tree, red gold pheasants, $25 & up. Brian Daughtry, La Grange 919-222-5125. 10 ac w/2-450 ft breeder houses under current contract w/all updates, 3 wells, 2 y/o tractor, gen. & incinerator, $300,000. Karen Hill, Siler City 919-742-0181 or [email protected].

Poultry & Supplies Wanted Old English game rooster & hens; guinea hens, grey, females only. Reed Allen, Council 910641-1499. White female pekin ducks, need 4-5. Peggy Hicks, Oxford 252-230-8886. Geese, any color/size. Ann Carter, Sandy Ridge 336-871-4015. Indigo blue female peacock. Angela Haislip, Norlina 252213-7981. Wooden chicken crates, FC-GC. Terry Stutts, Yadkinville 336-467-1786.

Seeds & Plants For Sale PLEASE NOTE: Individuals or businesses offering nursery stock for sale in North Carolina are required to obtain either a nursery or nursery dealer license. For more information, contact the NCDA&CS Plant Industry Division at 800-206-9333 or 919-707-3730.

German mammoth cantaloupe seeds, some grows 30+ lbs., prod. sweet melons,; Smith perfection cantaloupe seeds; Ledman watermelon seeds; hold claws watermelon seeds, 35 seeds, $3 + SASE. Jackie White, Statesville 704-880-3650. Hummingbird vine seed, ½ tsp., $1 + SASE; lg. zinnia seeds, mixed color & stripes, approx.. 1/8 c, $1 + SASE; lg. red hibiscus seeds, 12 seeds, $1 + SASE; lg. red cockscomb seeds, ¼ tsp., $1+ SASE; others avail. Aleen Atkinson, 4546 Woodfern Rd., Seagrove NC 27341. Old timey cockscomb seeds, huge blossom head w/rich crimson color, sturdy 18 in. stalk, approx. 200 seeds, $3 + SASE. Barry Cox, 6225 Welborn Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. Dwarf hollyhawk, cockcomb, egg tree, medicine men marigolds, summer poinsettias, money plant, big daisy, yellow sundrop, detura trumpet, $1/ea. + SASE. Margie Banks, 653 Roper Rd., Flat Rock, NC 28731. Peter pepper seeds, $1/pod; N.C. grown palmetto palm tree seed, $1/4 seeds + SASE/both. J.R. Anderson, 310 Saddlewood Dr., Goldsboro 27534.

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April 2015 SEEDS & PLANTS

Daylilies; green liriope; Stella d’oro, red, yellow & purple blooms, ext. blooming period, many varieties; bare root, mix/ match, $75/25; $60/15. G. Stowe, Haw River 336-675-0466. Lucky buckeyes, $4.25/ doz. + shipping; buckeyes for planting, $5.25/doz. + shipping. Jules Simmons, 424 Grand Vista Dr., Sylva NC, 28779 or 828-226-4700. Zinnia seeds, lg. heads, fresh 2014 crop, send cash & return address, $6/5 tbsp. Jack Taylor, 120 Queens Dr., King, NC 27021, 336-577-6886. Sunflower seeds, old timey type w/huge 12-14 lb. flower, 15-18 in. diameter, send SASE & $3/25 seeds; $5/50 seeds. N. Smoot, 6227 Welborn Rd., Trinity, NC 27370. Muscadine & scuppernong plants, healthy potted, 5-6 ft tall, planting & trimming instr. incl., $15. Bob Whitaker, Mocksville 336-469-4822. Leyland cypress & green giants, 1 gal., $3; gold threads, 3 gal., $5; blk. diamond crepes, 3 gal., $20; others avail. John Hood, Brown Summit 336-601-7502. Tuberose bulbs, $25/bu. Larry Whicker, Winston-Salem 336724-6164. NC 196 & 395 flue-cured tobacco plants, ready for transplant in late 04-15, $200. Jordan Doub, East Bend 336-831-3767. Heirloom seeds, 21 tomatoes, 8 peppers, 5 squashes, 3 melons & 8 beans, $1/pk. Bill Hinson, Roaring River 336-928-9941 or [email protected]. Old timey running okra, ½ oz., 50+ seeds, $2 + SASE. Rick Brown, Mooresville 704-309-3819. Red cedars, 8-12 ft; field grown maple, redbud, forest pansy, etc.; crape myrtles, Jane magnolia, sawtooth oak seedlings, 2-3 ft, $1-50. Glen Parker, Mooresville 704-677-3458. Old timey little white cucumber seeds; dill seeds, $1/ tsp + SASE. Jim Bostian, 6235 River Bend Rd., Claremont, NC 28610. Norway spruce, balled & burlapped, 3-8 ft, $15-55. Jeff Vance, Newland 828-765-7216. Blueberry plants, xl, 2 gal., 4-5 ft tall; 1 gal., 2-5 ft, many varieties, early, mid & late season, $3-15. Michael Crippen, Garland 910-529-1469. Hay sprigs, NC cert. crops of 5 varieties, Tifton 44, Tifton 85 & coastal, $4/bushel; Midland 99, $5/bushel; Ozark, $7.50/ bu. & incl. royalty fee. Bruce Locklear, Maxton 910-844-6003. Tifton 44 pasture grass sprigs, $2/bu.; Tifton 85 sprigs, $4/bu.; planting $200 & up/ac. Carole Miller, Lumber Bridge 910875-2898. Fruit trees & vines, oldsouthern apples, domestic pears, Asian pears, peaches, cold-hardy kiwi, thornless blackberry, figs, muscadine & scuppernong, jujubee, $10 & up. Jim Babb, Carthage 910-947-3384. Hay sprigs, Tifton 44 Coastal Bermuda sprigs, 03-01-15/0601-15, spreader for use w/200+ bu., $1.50/bu. Doug Barbee, Kenly 919-284-4133. Dwarf yaupon holly, $11.95/ ea.; 10+, $9.95/ea.; summit bronze muscadines, $5.95ea. Greg Bruhn, Raleigh 919-790-0480.

FARM SUPPLIES

Seeds & Plants Wanted Korean purple sweet potato slips. Marlena Price, Raeford 910964-1776. Old timey multiplying onions/ salad onions. David Whitfield, Mt. Olive 919-223-2267. Cowhorn turnip seed. Greg Bruhn, Raleigh 919-790-0480.

Farm Labor Field fence, woven wire, 47 in. w/all wooden posts, $10/ft. David Watterson, Lexington 240-498-8054. Welding & light fabrication, 40 yrs. exp., in fi eld service, free est., $28/hr. Phillip Hicks, Eden 336-612-2974. Bush hogging service, clean up around farm fields, ponds, dams, pasture fences, & over grown limbs growing into fields, $60/hr. dep. on location. Mary McKenzie, Jackson Springs 910-528-2293. John Blue pumps, parts & repairs, all guaranteed; other items avail., $50-3,000. Scott Blackwell, Cerro Gordo 910-770-1189. Tractor/farm equip. repair, restoration & painting, eng. & clutch rebuilds, $50 & up dep. on job. Danny Hicks, Siler City 919704-5219.

Farm Labor Wanted Someone to fence 35+/- ac for small sheep farm, will provide helpers & poss. room & board for 1 person, new ground, will disc & plant beg. 05-15. Gin Bruton, Wilmington 910-262-5251.

Small Animals For Sale Purebred New Zealand red, white, blue, blk. & broken rabbits; Californian, American, silver fox, English spot, creme & champagne d’argent, ped. avail., $20 & up dep. on breed, age, sex & quality. Delbert Spillman, Sophia 336-498-7103. Tennessee redback rabbits, great for beagle training pens, $10. Allen Roberts, Mt. Gilead 910-571-2036. Missouri cottontails, great for training young pups, $7. Scott Bryant, Raleigh 919-761-3075.

Supplies For Sale Gourds for crafts & bird houses, lg. sel., $1.25/ea. & up. Denny Rollins, Mocksville 336492-7223. Generator, 5,500w, 11 hp Briggs eng., $300. Ronnie Kirk, Hillsborough 919-730-1368. Chain link fence, 4 ft high, fits 1 ac, 2 veh. gates & 2 people gates w/caps, etc. for installing, kept sheltered, $3,000. Lloyd Davis, Greensboro 336-697-7195. Plastic barrels w/lids & rings, $15/ea.; water/oil totes, 275 gal., $75-100/ea.; metal burning barrels, $12/ea.; metal oil tanks, 250 gal., $75/ea.; stainless steel tank, 250 gal., $700. Jeff & Lisa Brittain, Hickory 828-327-4782. American Steel span bldg., 40x30 ft, 16 ft high, NC, $4,000. Ben Fields, Pleasant Garden 336601-9800 or 674-0345. Tin, various lengths, 5-10 ft, UC, $75. Ralph Townsend, Connelly Springs 828-879-8294.

P&B Mfg. heart oak wood heater, old, $400 OBO. Danny Bynum, Ellerbe 910-334-9463. Farm cut firewood, buyer hauls, $40/pickup load; cypress posts, 8-14 ft, $1/linear ft; cedar wood, farm cut, $70. G. Stowe, Haw River 336-675-0466. Fuel storage tank, 8,000 gal. cap., steel, plastic coated w/anode bar, above/below ground, $3,500. Robert Humbles Sr., Ayden 252717-0764. Chain link fence, 200x6 ft, $200; corrugated metal pipe, 30 ft x 15 in., 3 pcs., $40; 12 galv. posts, 8 ft, $2/ea. William Ross, Shelby 704-482-5253. Barbed wire fence, no rust, 2 lg. rolls, 1,500 ft/ea., $50/ea.; fence posts, creosote, green treated, any size, $2/ea. F.D. Rivenbark, Willard 910-259-2717. Butler 2800 bu, grain bin, $2,500. Johnny Harrison, Salisbury 704-639-0867. Generators, 4000w, $225; 2000w, $125; 250,000 btu Handi Man gas heater, $50; 40 gal. gas hot water heater, $25; 2, 26 in. wash pots; $100/ea. Herbert Enroughty, Nashville 252-4597252 or 904-8211. Jars w/finger hold, food quality, 1 gal., small mouth opening, good for juices/wines, $2/ea.; reg. mouth canning jars, ½ gal., Mason & Ball, $1.75/ea. Gary Michael, Lexington 336-239-3717. Powell bulk barns, 5-126 rack barns, 1-150 rack barn, $1,5003,000. Greg Payne, Browns Summit 336-312-5037. Dixie bulk barns w/5 box trailers, 2, 18 box, $7,000. Alex, Mt. Airy 336-320-2341. Pallet recycler tool, takes apart pallets easy w/o damaging lumber, replaces crow bar & saws, $75 + $25 shipping. Jerry Daily, Jamestown 336-558-2689. Plastic pallets, 40x48, 31x48, 25/stack, limited qty., good for hay, wood & other uses, $4/ea. Jerry Weisner, Lexington 336-731-4769. 2014 Backcountry water stove, slightly used, 500 gal. outdoor unit, heats 2,500 sq. ft, $4,300. Barry Carter, East Bend 336-813-9421. Storage bins, 10 ton, $900 OBO/ ea.; fiberglass tank, 1,000 gal., good for storing liquids, $300. Joseph Edmisten, Harmony 704-657-4830. Man. cattle head gate, NC, $450. Charles Jones, Bessemer City 704-718-4998. Plastic 55 gal. barrels, good rain barrels, $5/ea.; $10/3. Keith Black, Midland 704-888-2983. Sinclair Scott apple/peach peeler, 1800’s model, GC, $75. Gary Williams, Granite Falls 828-396-2510. Gourds for crafts & birdhouses, $1/ea. Jim Bostian, Claremont 828459-9276. Rail fencing, 2 hole locust line posts, $7.50/ea.; saw split 11 ft poplar rails, $5/ea.; others avail. Eddie Moretz, Deep Gap 828-963-0883.

Supplies Wanted Goat fitting stand/goat butler. Roy Duncan, Greensboro 336674-5973. Air meters. Miles Little, Midland 704-791-1438. Goat fencing, will pick up, within 60 mi. of Graham. Andy Zeman, Graham 336-376-1080.

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TRUCKS & TRAILERS

Log barns, lg. & small, will remove & clean up; stone foundations; old machinery, refs. avail. Bruce Denny, Jamestown 336404-3085. Creep feeder, portable, 1 50 bu. w/calf panels, no holes, GC. Norris McConnell, Mt. Ulla 704397-6262 from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Corrugated metal roofing, approx. 2½ in. from center to center; other types roofing/siding, $10. Don Tarlton, Star 704-577-0898. Squeeze chute w/head gate & tail gate. Gina Marasco, Burgaw 910-231-6342. Wood stove w/working blower, UC, $200 OBO. Tammy McCrimmon, Aberdeen 910-315-3909. Portable creep cattle feeder. Wayne Wilson, Kannapolis 980-521-6707. Cages & crates, UC. Ann Carter, Sandy Ridge 336-871-4015.

1990 Dodge 250 4wd, diesel, long bed, auto, 5th wheel hitch, used on farm, GC, $2,900. Evon Crooks, Mocksville 336-817-6890. Kaufman trailer, gooseneck, 16 ft, steel floor, tandem ramps, $1,600. Wylie Brown, Denton 336-857-2368. 1973 F600 1.5 ton hydr. dump truck, not running, needs battery, leaky brake line, good tires & dump. hydr., 14 ft steel bed, incl. grain sideboards, $2,700. Mark Corriher, Mocksville 336-9091267. 1982 GMC ton truck w/350 eng. & 4 spd. trans., strong built, 11 ft dump bed, $3,500. Larry Wagoner, Elkin 336-957-3068. Tires, 205x75x15 radial, NC, $50/ea/; truck top, 67x78 in., fits 2000-2003 Toyota Tundra, Free. Rex Hovey, Mint Hill 704545-9760. 2007 GMC Canyon truck, 2wd, 66K mi., clean, good paint, 4 cyl., 5 spd. straight drive, $7,450. Gary Williams, Granite Falls 828-396-2510. 1985 GMC truck, 6.2 diesel, new tires, batteries & starter, camper shell, $1,500. Douglas Cooper, Salemburg 910-305-0123. Talbert 20 ton tag-a-long w/8 new tires, oak deck & air brake lines, double landing gear, $8,500. David McKay, Rockingham 910-334-2859. 2008 GMC Sierra 2500HD, 4wd, crew cab sle, 6.6 Duramax turbo diesel, Allison trans., Z71 pkg., towing pkg., bed liner, 19,620 mi., $39,500. Lisa St. Michael, Chapel Hill 919-9305229. 2014 Gator gooseneck trailer, 40 ft, NC w/approx. 10K mi., 3 Dexter 10k oil bath axles w/6 ft deck over neck & equip. ramps, EC, $15,000. Jared Nucci, Fayetteville 973-222-2626. Low-boy trailer, 16 ft, $1,000. Steve Hilton, Mocksville 336-492-7779.

Aquaculture, Supplies & Services Mosquito fish, gambusia, widely used for mosquito control, disc. w/lg. order, $100/1,000. Bobby Irving, Madison 336-427-7171 or 613-5294.

Trucks & Trailers For Sale 2014 Hurst trailer, 7x18, 12,000 lb. tandem axle, wood floor, lights, easy lift tailgate, $3,200. Chris Witherspoon, Valdese 828381-6857. Tandem trailer, 6x5, 14 ft long, $1,050. Frank Hawkins, Mocksville 336-998-3182. Low-boy trailer, 16 ft, 2 ft dovetail & ramps, new tires, 4 wheel brakes, 20 in. side boards & tailgate, 3 y/o, 7,000 lb. tandem axles, $3,000. Nancy Barlow, State Road 336-874-2166 or 276768-8769. Goodyear tires, 14.00x20 in., 18 ply, 4/set, ½ tread, $40/ea. Gerald Fox, Taylorsville 828-612-2407. 2003 GMC 7500, air, 10 spd., diesel, air brakes, 9 ft flat bed w/ gooseneck hookup, 33 ft gooseneck trailer w/air brakes, $14,500/ both OBO. Jim Barlowe, Boomer 828-499-2100. 2 spd. rear end for Ford F600 truck, $200. Ben Fields, Pleasant Garden 336-601-9800 or 674-0345. 2015 Calico stock trailer, 16 ft, $5,150. H. Davis, Elon 336260-7606. 1975 Ford flatbed dump w/4 ft metal sides & tailgate, new Jasper eng., shed kept, GC, $5,000. Boyd Lockhart, Semora 336-234-8518. Delta trailer, 20 ft, 7 ton, 16 ft tilt, EC, $4,000; GMC 6000, 2 ton, 14 ft dump bed by Lift Bodies, GC, $5,500. L.B. Bond, Dobson 336-374-0103. Bame 18 ft trailer, beaver tail, 2 axle, adj. pintle hitch, 7 ton, $2,800. Paul Wells, Hamptonville 336-468-4442. 1971 Mack R model, 10 spd., good tires, needs batteries, cab & chassie, $4,000. Dale Blackwelder, Mocksville 336-492-2244. 1966 Int’l flat bed truck, Load Star 1600, 117,107 mi., single spd. trans., not running & no dump bed, $750. Jonathan Burleson, Lexington 336-596-0948. 1967 Chevy 2 ton dump truck, 12 ft dump bed, 327 v8 eng. w/2 sets of side boards, 8 spd. man. trans., $1,800. Jefferson Smith, Asheboro 336-736-4205.

Trucks & Trailers Wanted Stock trailer, double axle, 6x15 ft, double walled & topped, tag along. R. Lucas, Faison 910267-2606. 1986-94 Chevy Astro cargo van, v6, 4.3L Vortec, prefer white, to use for farm hauling. W.T. Duncan, Sophia 336-495-4455. Bed for 1965 Ford F100 truck. Melissa Bullins, Danbury 336-917-9964. Willys truck; FC 150; FC 170, will trade army mule. Raymond Davis, Rutherfordton 828-4290893. Farm trailers w/steel or rubber wheels w/wheel base configured like cotton trailer. E.C. Tatum, Laurel Hill 910-318-8300. Cotton trailer. Haywood Pittman, Richlands 910-330-2784. Hydr. dump trailer, HD, 5x8 ft or 6x10 ft, GC, reasonable price. Doug Chappell, Wake Forest 919-266-2201. Trailer tires & rims, 7.50-15 in., 12-14 ply. Anthony Ragland, Sanford 919-776-1415.

To keep up with the latest on the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, check out the department’s blog at www.ncagr.gov/blog, where you can also find social media links.

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AGRICULTURAL REVIEW

April 2015

Plans under way for the Got to Be NC Festival May 15-17 The Got to Be NC Festival presented by Lowes Foods is just a month away, May 1517 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, and preparations are well under way. Organizers are accepting applications from tractor clubs and individuals interested in displaying equipment during the event. Clubs and owners from across the state bring rare, restored and original tractors and engines to the event. Application forms can be found online at www.gottobencfestival.com. In addition to the horsepower these tractors bring, this year’s event will feature plenty of kids activities, a daily tractor parade, a bluegrass music contest, a tractor pull, carnival rides, a barbecue cooking contest, BMX bike shows, lumberjacks and much more. This family-friendly event is North Carolina proud, showcasing the best food, wines and beers made in the state at the N.C. Food, Wine and Beer Expo, plus featuring talented local performers in the Got to Be NC Bluegrass Competition. If North Carolina barbecue is more your style, you

Come join the fun at the Got to Be NC Festival May 15-17 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. Pictures don’t lie. At left, a youngster enjoys the midway rides at the festival. Above, right, the Carolina Pig Jig draws lots of smiles as guests sample their way through the 40 participating barbecue competitors on Saturday. Be sure to come hungry. Below, right, save room to sample the offerings in the N.C. Food, Wine and Beer Expo.

will want to plan to attend the Carolina Pig Jig on Saturday, May 16. This popular fundraiser for the Masonic Homes for Children in Oxford lets participants

Tomato growers offer college scholarship The N.C. Tomato Growers Association is offering a $1,000 merit/need-based scholarship for the 2015-2016 academic year. Any North Carolina resident who pursues a horticulture or agribusiness undergraduate or graduate degree at a four-year North Carolina college or university is eligible to apply. The deadline for submitting an application is April 30. The award will be based on a student’s demonstrated scholastic achievement, initiative, leadership, financial need and extracurricular activities. The scholarship is contingent on the recipient maintaining at least a 2.5 grade point average out of a possible 4.0 on all course work during the scholarship period. The recipient must be enrolled for the entire school year to receive the full scholarship. Scholarship funds will be distributed through the financial aid office of the attending student’s college or university. The scholarship will be paid in two installments, $500 per semester. Applications and additional information are available at www. nctomatoes.com or contact Melinda James, president of the N.C. Tomato Growers Association, at 828-526-3989, or by email at [email protected] . Completed applications should be mailed to: N.C. Tomato Growers Association, c/o Melinda James, 1604 Hale Ridge Road, Scaly Mountain, NC 28775.

The deadline for the June issue is May 1. The deadline is June 1 for the July issue. and July 1 for the August issue. *** To keep up with the latest on the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, check out the department’s blog at www.ncagr.gov/blog, where you can also find social media links.

sample barbecue from around 40 different Masonic chapters. Chapters are competing for bragging rights, with guests voting for their favorite ‘cue.

Festival admission is free, with pay-as-you-go rides and food, and $2 admission for the Food, Wine and Beer Expo. Gates open Friday from noon to

10 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more, go to http:// gottobencfestival.com/.

Horse Events Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. Horse Complex, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, 919-733-4845 April 3-5 .......... Region 12 & 15 Arabian Horse Show. Contact Rory Meacham, 919-906-3510. April 9-11 ........ Raleigh Invitational Show. Contact Joyce Wilson, 919-365-5149. April 18 & 19 .. North Central Open Benefit Show. Contact Richard Isley, 336-908-3302. April 24-26 ...... Easter Bunny Quarter Horse Show. Contact Margaret Byrd, 910-892-3221. May 1 & 2 ....... Double L Bar Cowboy Mounted Shooters. Contact Dave Lohrey, 919-671-7699. May 2 & 3 ...... Triangle Wide Horseman’s Association May Days. Contact Kim Spell, 919-201-3606. May 8 & 9 ....... N.C. Plantation Pleasure Walking Horses. Contact Kevin Gilliam, 919-691-2569. May 16 ............ Wake County 4-H Horse Show. Contact Heather Tart, 919-250-1093. May 17 ............ District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Bill Crouse, 919-624-1014 May 20-23 ....... Southern States Regional Morgan Show. Contact Liz Holmes, 919-765-2559. May 30 & 31.... Capital Dressage Classic. Contact Sandy Donovan, 919-218-0613. June 6 & 7 ....... NCAHA Open Summer Extravaganza. Contact Rory Meachum, 919-906-3510. June 11-20 ....... Tarheel Triple Classic QH Shows. Contact Judy Sullivan, 704-442-8304. June 24-28 ....... NCHJA Annual Hunter Show. Contact NCHJA Office, 919-538-4781. Western N.C. Agricultural Center, Fletcher, 828-687-1414 April 24-26 ...... Carolina Mountain Classic Horse Show. Contact Ali Merritt, 864-901-3004. May 2 .............. Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol Horse Show. Contact Wallace Mooney, 828-606-7971. May 3 .............. 4-H Horse Show. Contact Darlene Berry, 828-757-1257. May 3 .............. Cinco de Mayo Rodeo. Contact Ron Stamey, 828-687-1414. May 8 & 9 ....... Asheville Spring Classic Horse Show. Contact Ray Cloninger, 704-458-1611. May 13-16 ....... Asheville Lions Club Horse Show. Contact Jackie Rice, 828-707-8456. May 22-25 ....... Blue Ridge Classic of the Carolinas. Contact Jim Rathbun, 864-480-9990. June 25-28 ....... East Coast Miniature Horse Show. Contact Bobby Bridges, 336-655-5360. Sen. Bob Martin Eastern Agricultural Center, Williamston, 252-792-5111 April 2-5 .......... NCHA-D4 Martinganza AQHA Show and Futurity. Contact Susan Daniels, 919-8940600. April 11 & 12... Just Horsin’ ‘Round Open Schooling Show. Contact Barbara Davis, 252-341-9475. April 16-19 ...... Spring Fling Miniature Horse Show. Contact Bobby Bridges, 336-655-5360. April 18 & 19 .. Williamston Spring Dressage. Contact Janine Malone, 919-602-6203. April 25 & 26 .. April’s Just Horsin’ ‘Round Open Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, 252-753-8069. May 2 & 3 ....... NE District 4-H Show. Contact Heather Schaffer, 919-250-1093. May 8-10 ......... Barrel Horse Show. Contact Carlton Tomlin, 434-941-4893. May 14-17 ....... Carolina Classic Reining Horse Derby & ABI Futurity. Contact Mike Hancock, 252937-2800, ext. 1204. May 22-24 ....... Va. Reining Horse Association. Contact Chris Wiley, 804-305-7398. May 30 & 31.... SE District 4-H Horse Show. Contact Matthew Downs, 252-259-1077. June 6 & 7 ....... EHA Hunter Show. Contact Wendy Willson, 252-916-3685. June 20 & 21 ... June’s Just Horsin’ ‘Round Open Horse Show. Contact Beth Tew, 252-753-8069. June 26-28 ....... N.C. National Barrel Horse Assn. State Finals. Contact Patty Nunnery, 910-322-8601. Southeastern N.C. Agricultural Events Center, Lumberton, 910-618-5699 April 4 ............. Monica Britt Barrel Racing. Contact Monica Britt, 910-671-9858. April 6 ............. Horse and Tack Auction. Contact Brad Stephens, 828-390-0878. April 10 & 11... Southern Stock Horse. Contact Jenny Taylor, 919-323-9910. May 4 .............. Horse and Tack Auction. Contact Brad Stephens, 828-390-0878. May 9 .............. Borderbelt Ranch Sorting. Contact Jason Durden, 910-734-8754. May 15-17 ....... Carolina Cutting Horse. Contact Gwen Eckerson, 910-734-1997. May23 ............. Barrel Show. Contact Beth Herdon, 910-740-7900. May 29 & 30.... Youth Barrel Show. Contact Carson Kelly, 919-934-5527. June 1 .............. Horse and Tack Auction. Contact Brad Stephens, 828-390-0878. June 12 & 13 ... Southern Stock Horse. Contact Jenny Taylor, 919-323-9910.

*Shows subject to change. Call before attending. More horse events listed in Bucolic Briefs.