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A LABAMA 

LABA 

VOLUME 55 NO. 9 

SPARKS’ 

REMARKS 

Commissioner 

Ron Sparks 

www.agi.alabama.gov 

MA 

F a r m ers a n d Consumers Bulletin 

September i s National H oney Month! 

Hurricane Preparedness for Animals 

In the aftermath of 

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 

2005, we at the Department 

saw that many people had trouble 

evacuating because of the 

lack of animal shelters. There 

were also many displaced animals 

because pet owners had 

not been prepared to find locations 

to safely house their animals. 

Because most human 

shelters do not allow pets or 

livestock, our staff began to 

look for ways to safely house 

animals and to inform the public 

about what to do with their 

companion animals in the event 

of a natural disaster. 

If a hurricane approaches 

Alabama, there will be three 

disaster shelters equipped to 

take pets. The disaster animal 

shelters are coordinated 

between the state and respective 

local officials. They will be 

in Montgomery at Garrett 

Coliseum, Birmingham at the 

Fairgrounds, and Dothan at the 

Houston County Farm Center, 

with Garrett Coliseum being 

the primary shelter because of 

its central location. The shelters 

will be available for any animal 

including livestock, pets or 

exotics. It may get a little 

crowded, but no animal will be 

turned away. 

One concern many animal 

owners have is that they want to 

stay in a shelter that is near their 

animals' shelter. There will be 

collocated shelters where people 

and animals would be on 

the same premises, but not in 

the same physical location. For 

example, horses would be in the 

stables, while people would be 

sheltered in an arena. 

Shelter staffing will be 

coordinated by the State of 

Alabama through dedicated 

professional staff and assisted by 

volunteers. The Department's 

State Agriculture Response 

Team (SART) will be working 

closely with the Alabama 

Veterinary Medical Association, 

veterinary schools, humane 

associations, rescue groups, and 

volunteer organizations to care 

for companion animals during 

an emergency. 

The shelters will have their 

own food, water and cages 

through state and federal funding 

and donations. The state 

will also be providing the necessary 

equipment and medical 

exams to sustain the animals, 

but if possible, owners should 

bring the pet's medication, 

leash, bowls, food, carrier or 

cage, medical records, and tags. 

Animals will be registered 

as they are brought in. The staff 

will also scan for microchips 

and tags for unattended animals. 

This will make it easier to 

reunite pets and owners after a 

hurricane or other disaster. 

At this time, there is not a 

plan in place for the state to aid 

in transporting animals, but we 

are looking into the possibilities 

for the future. It is our hope 

that having animal shelters 

available will aid in getting residents 

evacuated safely. 

SEPTEMBER 2007 

Cooking Oil to Fuel 

Agriculture & Industries 

Commissioner Ron Sparks and 

Montgomery's Mayor Bobby 

Bright recently announced they 

are forming a partnership to 

turn used cooking oils into 

biodiesel fuel for Agriculture 

Department and City vehicles. 

"I can think of no better 

way to help clean our environment 

and fuel our trucks and 

heavy equipment at the same 

time," said Sparks. "Our ability 

to make biodiesel right here in 

Montgomery is a significant 

step toward keeping our landfills 

and sewer systems free of used 

cooking oils and protecting our 

energy security." 

Staff members from the 

Department of Agriculture & 

Industries' Center for Alternative 

Fuels have been talking 

with Mayor Bright's staff over 

the last few weeks to develop a 

plan for producing alternative 

fuels to be used in government 

vehicles. Mayor Bright said several 

senior city officials had 

recently toured a similar facility 

in Hoover and saw the advantages 

Montgomery could gain 

from such an operation. Sparks 

also toured the same facility and 

decided to put the plan into 

action immediately. 

"Commissioner Sparks contacted 

me and offered this great 

opportunity that was just too 

good to turn down," said Bright. 

"This process is working in sev- 

Mayor Bright and Sparks announce biodiesel fuel partnership. 

eral other cities across the state 

and we are extremely pleased 

that we can put this into action 

for Montgomery's citizens." 

The production facility will 

initially use cooking oils 

retrieved from area restaurants 

as the primary feedstock. Once 

fully operational, Commissioner 

Sparks hopes the City will establish 

recycling stations throughout 

Montgomery to collect used 

cooking oils from individuals. 

Running at full capacity, the 

equipment can produce approximately 

100 gallons of biodiesel 

per day. When mixed at the rate 

of 20% biodiesel with 80% regular 

diesel fuel, the City and 

Department could have about 

500 gallons a day of what is generally 

referred to as "B20." 

"Reducing the amount of 

cooking oils used by restaurants 

going into the landfill is good 

environmental policy," Bright 

said. "Once we can expand our 

collection to include individual 

citizens it will further reduce the 

amount of cooking oils going 

into the landfill or being poured 

down the sink and clogging our 

sewer system." 

Commissioner Sparks says 

the facility will also be used for 

instructional purposes to 

encourage the state's farmers to 

produce a variety of crops that 

can be turned into biodiesel, 

including soybeans and canola. 

The Department is currently in 

the final stages of launching a 

mobile unit similar to the one 

that will be located in 

Montgomery. The Montgomery 

unit is expected to be based in 

one of the Department's facilities 

near the State Farmer's 

Market. 

For more information 

about biodiesel, please visit 

http://biodiesel.org/. 

BOX 3336, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36109-0336 

Address Services Requested

SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 2 

AQUACULTURE 

4-6” Catfish $35 per 100; 4-6” Bream 

$50 per 100; 2-4” Bream $35 per 100; 

8-12” Grass Crap $10/ea, you pickup. 

205/497-1525 (Jefferson) 

Alabama bass $.80/up; bluegill, coppernose, 

shellcrackers $.28/up; white 

amur $4.00-$6.00/ea; fathead minnows 

$8.50/lb; Tilapia $6.00/lb; lake 

design, management, liming. Steve 

Brown 445 CR 55 Moundville 35474; 

205/371-4494 (Hale) 

Redworms for fishing $39.50/2 lbs; 

$89/5 lbs; $170/10 lbs, free “How to 

Guide” w/ purchase, priority mail included. 

Lorraine Brashear 2295 W. Malvern 

Hwy. Slocomb 36375; 334/886-3547 

(Geneva) 

Slat box fish bait recipe $10, worked for 

me for yrs. Bob Hurst 1470 Prospect 

Rd Dadeville 36853; 256/675-6136 

(Tallapoosa) 

Big Redworms European night crawlers, 

great for fishing, composting $40/2 lbs; 

$90/5 lbs; 2 gal. bedrun $50. Delwyn 

Baker 5645 CR 818 Logan 35098; 

256/747-6773 (Cullman) 

CATTLE 

All livestock listings must be 

from bonafide livestock farmers. 

Notices from livestock dealers, 

order buyers or persons selling on 

commission cannot be accepted. 

CATTLE SALES 

Animals sold out-of-state must 

meet animal health requirements 

of the state of destination. 

Want 10 gray Brahman heifers 900# 

or bigger, ready to bred. Mike Hinds 

256/249-9564 (Talladega) 

Black Angus bull 5 yo gentle from 

small herd $1,200. Tom Mauldin 144 

CR 229 Crane Hill 35053; 256/747- 

4173 (Winston) 

Reg. Black Angus bull 2 yr 10 mos, 

good EPD’s, offspring on premises 

$1,700. Mike Goodwin 4343 CR 522 

Hanceville 35077; 205/288-9413 

(Cullman) 

Angus yearling bulls exce bloodlines 

$750/up. C.G. Pettus 928 Loop Rd 

Warrior 35180; 205/647-6767 (Jefferson) 

Limousin bulls & heifers $1,000/up, 

semen & embryos, black & several 

homozygous black, embryo & semen 

inventory reduction sale. William 

Helton 256/734-5819 or 256/962-0256 

www.cattletoday.com/chr (Cullman) 

BBU reg. Beefmaster breeding age 

bulls $1,100, some Polled red black & 

red white paints. Carmon Smith 3557 

CR 24 Crossville 35962; (day) 

256/891-3777 or (night) 256/891-3438 

(Dekalb) 

4 Black bred heifers, 2 black bred 

cows $1,100/ea; 1 black pair $1,250; 

10 Simmental-Angus bulls $800- 

$1,600; 5 black open heifers $800/ea. 

W.P. Powell 6712 CR 24 Clanton 

35045; 205/755-3786 (Chilton) 

Black Baldie factories: Polled Hereford 

Heifers bred to LBW Angus; Polled 

Hereford cows bred to Hereford, gentle, 

fertile, easy keeping $1,000/up. 

Ken McMillan 205/884-4104 or 

256/268-0188 ken0315@coosahs.net 

(Talladega) 

Reg. Polled Charolais bulls 14-17 mos 

$1,050-$1,400 gentle easy calving 

Wyoming Wind grandsons. Glenn 

Biddle 1407 Union Chapel Rd Union 

Grove 35175; 256/753-6622 (Marshall) 

Reg. Angus gentle handfed calves, 

bulls, brood cows, heifers $1,000- 

$3,000 good genes. Tom Williams 

3588 Hwy 57 Vincent 35178; 205/672- 

7135 or 205/966-2208 (Shelby) 

Charolais bull 34 head cows, calves 

$24,000. James Taylor 205/283-3493 

(Jefferson) 

CATTLE 

Charolais bulls reg., polled, King 

Grazer, Magnum 93 bloodlines, all 

ages $1,200/up. Robert Wesson 

256/538-3434 or 256/393-9091 before 

8pm (Etowah) 

Reg. Angus bull, LBW, gentle, 2 ½ yo, 

bought at Frank Turner 2006 sale, 

used on small herd $1,500. 256/357- 

4802 (Randolph) 

Reg. Black Angus bulls, cows, and 

heifers, $2,500/up, complete price & 

EPD listing. Scott Bickley 334/695- 

2819 or 334/687-5903 http://bickleyfarms,home.zebra.net/id35.html 

(Barbour) 

Double Polled gentle, reg. Santa 

Gertrudis heifers & bulls, deposit holds till 

Oct. weaning, 18 mos gentle bulls 

$1,250/ea. Betty Kelso-Clough 85 

Jackson Cove Somerville 35670; 

256/778-7878 or 256/778-7362 (Morgan) 

BBU reg. bulls yearling to breeding 

age $1,000/up; Beefmaster Heifers 

weaning age to breeding age 

$650/up. Larry Brown 256/449-2618 

(Randolph) 

5 reg. Charolais Heifers 9-12 mos 

granddaughters of Wyoming Wind 

$800-$1,000; bulls 18-24 mos big, 

stout, gentle $2,000. Frank Ellis 250 

Ellis Rd Letohatchee 36047; 334/227- 

4856 or 334/315-8927 (Lowndes) 

2 reg. Brangus bulls 17-18 mos 

$1,000/ea, 10 mi. NW of Jasper. 

Kenneth Drummond 4505 Redmill- 

Saragossa Rd Nauvoo 35578; 

205/384-4650 (Walker) 

Reg. Polled Hereford bulls 28-29 mo. 

top quality pedigrees and EPD’s, dark 

red, extra gentle $1800/choice, satisfied 

customers throughout Ala. Jim & Lynda 

Lowery 256/253-2445 (Cleburne) 

14 reg. Angus bulls 22-24 mos sons of 

Alliance, 878, New Frontier, Focus of 

ER, Traveler 234D, grandsons of Right 

Time, 602C $1,600-$2,000. George 

Gibbins 256/237-7350 (Calhoun) 

Reg. Angus cows bred AI to New 

Frontier 095 for early 2008, exce producers, 

7 Angus bulls exce EPD’s 

$1,200/up. Hoyt Hammond 3165 

Pope Ave Steele 35987; 205/612- 

2846 (St Clair) 

Reg. Limousin bulls and heifers, red 

and black, double polled, gentle, LBW, 

18-39 mos bulls $1400-$1650, heifers 

$875. Don Jones 15246 Hwy. 110 

Fitzpatrick 36029; 334/279-1023 

(Bullock) 

Reg. Polled Charolais bulls 12-20 mos 

AI sired Fast track & Gridmaker, 

heavy muscled, long bodied, good 

EPD’s for growth milk, calving ease, 

very gentle $1,200/up. Billy Gilley 135 

CR 1684 Holly Pond 35083; 256/796- 

7801 or 256/708-4700 (Cullman) 

Reg. Angus bulls $1,250/up; Braford bull 

$1,000; 5 crossbred heifers $700, all 

cattle homegrown. Ken Tyler 2984 Pine 

Ridge Rd Union Grove 35175; 256/506- 

3819 or 256/498-3174 (Morgan) 

Fl Tiger Stripe bulls $1,000; 30 weaning 

black heifers out of FI cows, several 

super Baldies $700. Wes Tyler 18 

Blake Ln. Arab 35016; 256/673-2672 

(Marshall) 

Limousin double black & double 

polled bulls & heifers, some homozygous 

black & polled, guarantee black 

& polled calves w/most crosses; gentle, 

will deliver $950-up. 205/456- 

0468 or 205/466-3468 (Blount) 

Reg. Black Angus bull DOB 9/12/06 

exce bloodline $1,000; 18 cow/calf 

pairs $800/ea if all taken. Thomas 

Cain 1644 Mooney Rd Columbiana 

35051; 205/669-4311 (Shelby) 

Reg. Angus cows bred to ¾ Brahman 

bull for 1st generation Brangus, calves 

exce $1,250/up; ¾ Brahman ¼ Angus 

bull reg. Brangus Assoc. $3,000. Pete 

Griffin 256/892-3674 (Calhoun) 

Brahman heifer very gentle bred to 

Black Angus bull $475. Jimmy Tittle 

17723 Tittle Rd Fayette 35555; 

205/339-7429 (Tuscaloosa) 

BBU reg. Beefmaster bull 33 mos Mr. 

Big Stuff X 518RH $1,500. Jason 

Jackson 205/283-5561 (St Clair) 

CATTLE 

Reg. Angus bulls 2 & 3 yo, reg. 4 yo 

Black Polled Simmental bull $1,600/up; 

F1 yearling Simmental/Angus heifers 

$750. Barry Fernambucq 205/688- 

3269 (Chilton) 

Reg. Charolais bulls $1,200/up, good 

EPD’s for growth, calving ease; Reg. 

heifers, some bred $800/up. James 

Foust 33280 AL Hwy 91 Cullman 

35055; 256/352-5709 or 256/339- 

5039 (Cullman) 

Reg. Charolais bulls 14-23 mos 

$1,200/up, good bloodlines Eliminator 

032, Duke 914 bloodlines; heifers 

$900-$1,000. Donald Coffey 2639 CR 

843 Dawson 35963; 256/659-4887 

(Dekalb) 

Black Angus bulls $1,200-$1,600; 

beef pairs $1,050/ea; reg. Longhorns 

top show stock exce horn genetics 

$600-$1,200. Claude Lipscomb 10020 

Vernant Park Rd Foley 36535; 

251/965-3600 (Baldwin) 

Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull 30 mos 

gentle easy to handle $1,200. W.B. 

Barnes 430 Wesley Chapel Rd 

Fayette 35555; 205/695-9684 (Lamar) 

6 solid black Brangus type heifers 

weaned dewormed vaccinated 6 mos 

good uniform group $550/ea, 

$3,200/group. 205/695-1897 (Lamar) 

Reg. Charolais dispersal Duke 914, 

D040 sons, Wyoming Wind, Fastrak, 

Prime Cut, Eliminator, M6 Gain, grade 

AI daughters, semen Lt Wyoming 

Wind, Unlimited Ease 9108 

$900/up.1907 CR 32 Double Spg 

35553; 205/489-2160 (Winston) 

20 mos Brangus bull very gentle 

$1,500. James Hall 205/669-7476 or 

205/204-7979 (Shelby) 

Reg. purebred Red Limousin bulls & 

heifers full stock, LBW $950-$1,450. 

Alton Padgett 205/680-0450 (Jefferson) 

Reg. Limousin Bulls & heifers, fast 

growth, lots of milk, red or black, 5 

bulls, 50 heifers $900/up, BCIA member. 

Richard Beard 205/296-3461 

(Jefferson) 

Reg. Black Angus bulls 23 mos 

$1,700/ea; young bulls 10-12 mos 

$1,000/up gentle, quality bloodlines. 

Larry Farmer 5225 Coosa River Rd. 

Deatsville 36022; 334/569-3496 

(Elmore) 

Reg. Angus & Simmental heifers, AI 

sired by today’s top bulls, EPD’s available 

$1,200/up. Curt Brand 205/389- 

1881 (Chilton) 

3 reg. Charolais bred heifers due 

Oct/Nov; reg. Charolais bred cow due 

Dec/Jan, all bred to Wyoming Wind 

son, exce EPD’s, AICA reg. $1,500/up. 

Rowena Norwood 1936 Hwy 116 

Butler 36904; 205/654-2153 (Choctaw) 

Reg. Charolais bull 23 mos gentle, good 

bloodline $1,450. William Gable 

205/426-8891 or 205/337-9595 (Shelby) 

6 reg. Beefmaster heifers bred to 

LaSater bull $7,500/all or $1,500/ea. 

Don Burkett 334/898-7074 (Geneva) 

Reg. Charolais bulls exce bloodlines 

gentle 12-18 mos $1,000/up. Joseph 

Womble 3474 Crenshaw Rd Wetumpka 

36092; 334/567-9765 (Elmore) 

Black Simmental bulls reg. polled, 

gentle, good selection, various ages 

$1.20/lb. Gordon Lyles 6875 Hwy 21 

Horton 35980; 205/466-3264 (Blount) 

8 young Commercial cows, Black 

Angus bulls starting $800. Tim West 

256/927-2025 or 678/986-2510 

(Cherokee) 

12 Tiger Stripped heifers 14-16 mos 

very gentle 900# out of reg. Hereford 

cows sired by reg. grey Brahman bull 

$13,500. Otis Leonard 145 Hwy 9 

Kellyton 35089; 256/329-9396 (Coosa) 

4 reg. Angus 2 yo bulls, AI sired by 

SAV New Design, VRD, AAR New 

Trend, PAPA Equator $2,000/up, 

ready heavy breeding service. A. L. 

Bonds 165 Bonds Rd Guntersville 

35976; 256/878-7060 (Marshall) 

CATTLE 

25 Bred Brangus cross heifers 

$1,050/ea, you pick; $1,000/ea, take 

all. 205/210-1998 (Tuscaloosa) 

Young bull sire Angus Gridmaker 

mother Limousin black DOB 11/20/06 

exce conformation $800. 256/228- 

6652 (Jackson) 

Full blood Romagnola bulls 14-20 

mos $1,500-$2,000 easy calving, 

heavy muscle; calves will be color of 

your cows. James Beard 256/837- 

8009 or 256/679-9160 (Madison) 

EGG & POULTRY 

Bantams: rare Nankins, Seramas, 

Sultans, Silkies, Cochins, Frizzles; 

standards: Lakenvelders, Hamburgs, 

guineas, ducks, geese, all ages, NPIP 

$5/up. 205/515-7163 free call darlenethompson1@netzero.net 

(Shelby) 

Roosters $3/ea. Jeanie Bedwell 2235 

Sandflat Rd Thomasville 36784; 

334/636-5231 (Clarke) 

Peacocks blue black shoulder this yr. 

2007 hatch $50/ea. Claude McLaughlin 

225 McLaughlin Ln. Westover 35147; 

205/678-6078 (Shelby) 

Baby & started Bantam chicks $5/up 

according to variety; taking orders for 

Bantam hatching eggs $15/doz/up 

according to variety, NPIP tested, AI 

cleaned. Steve Wheat 205/333-6987 

sfw43@hughes.net (Tuscaloosa) 

Two 1502 GQF automatic incubator 

used twice like new $600/both. 

205/594-0124 Mon-Fri 8-5 (St Clair) 

Guineas 5 wks old $3/up. 205/631- 

6632 (Jefferson) 

Homing pigeon white w/red/blue 

$6/pr; fantail white w/red/blue $8/pr. D. 

Lollar 205/590-0660 (Blount) 

Ducks: Mandarin, wood ducks, ring 

teal $40/pr; white call ducks $25/pr; 

peafowl chicks, breeders $20/up. 

256/778-9547 (Morgan) 

Bantams $3/up; Dutch, Seramas, 

Crele, golden neck Duccles, more, will 

consider trade for baby peacocks. 

Luther Cook 334/624-7764 (Hale) 

Well started Bantams, several varieties 

$5/pr/up. Ed Newell 205/486- 

8793 before 8:30am, after 8:30pm 

(Marion) 

3 mos chickens $5/ea, mostly pullets, 

brown egg breeds including barred, 

white rocks, production reds, buff 

Orpingtons. James Smith 260 CR 523 

Lexington 35648; 256/247-6528 

(Lauderdale) 

40 Shenandoah zone brooders good 

cond $50/ea or $1,500/all. Roger 

Fuller 232 Annex Ln. Talladega 35160; 

256/362-3940 (Talladega) 

Bob White quail $3/ea. 256/759-9217 

or 256/443-0401 (Lauderdale) 

EGG & POULTRY 

Bantams, 2 OE silver duck wing roosters 

$5/ea; 4 BB red roosters $3/ea. 

James Street 404 Birchem Loop Dora 

35062; 205/648-3949 (Walker) 

Guinea eggs $2.50/doz; grown 

guineas $6.50/ea. C.A. Jones 110 

Rachel Dr Enterprise 36330; 334/347- 

7301 after 6pm (Coffee) 

FARMS 

FOR RENT, SALE, 

WANTED 

FARMS FOR RENT 

35 ac & 40 ac hunting only $20/ac/yr 

rent together or separate Butler Co. 

334/285-1986 (Elmore) 

FARMS FOR SALE 

68 ac aquaculture or wildlife farm, 38 

ac water in 24 ponds, hatchery, reservoir, 

8-ton feed bin, small creek bordering 

1 side, $125,000, 10 mi. south 

Greensboro. Sonny James 334/683- 

5709 (Hale) 

50 ac +/- w/house $250,000; 16 ac +/- 

$52,000 pasture, trees, stream, view, 

Clay Co. 256/354-7397 between 6- 

8pm (Clay) 

42 ac +/- 8 poultry houses, new mobile 

home, houses partially updated, beautiful 

location, houses 40’x420’, tractor 

included $990,000. Drew Shirley 

205/399-1273 (Tuscaloosa) 

Four 40x400 type “A” chicken houses, 

40 ac. 35 coastal fenced, generator 

w/shed, litter barn workshop, misc. 

equip $550,000. Bruce Casey 832 CR 

15 Ariton 36311; 334/685-1328 

(Barbour) 

Lay Lake 98.5 +/- ac waterfront, pasture, 

woods, home, barns, shop, 

fenced, boat launch, hunter/fisherman’s 

paradise, thousand’s ft. waterfront 

$3,000,000. 205/915-9515 

(Shelby) 

25 ac, stocked 3 ac lake, 2003 3br/2ba 

home, 3-car garage, RV storage bldg, 

barn, additional storage bldg, white 

plank fence, city water $399,000. 

205/339-9866 (Tuscaloosa) 

41 ac. land city limits of Marion, 2 

appraisals $2,500/ac & $2,800/ac, 

prime land for development/hunting 

club. 334/683-6731 (Perry) 

52 ac timberland, development/investment, 

adjoins 2 watershed lakes, 

adjacent to Talladega National Forest 

$234,000/obo. William Smith 636/464- 

0122 (Talladega) 

30 +/- ac level land, fenced, brick 

house, est. 14’x70’ manufactured 

home, barn, 3 storage bldgs, hwy 278 

frontage $180,000. 5175 Bexar Ave E. 

Hamilton 35570; 205/921-2698 or 

205/441-8498 (Marion) 

12.3 ac pasture land, all fenced 

w/creek, road frontage $5,500/ac exce 

hay field. David Ford 8651 CR 26 

Ragland 35131; 205/472-2080 or 

205/283-0638 (St Clair) 

ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN (ISSN 1055- 

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Montgomery, AL 36107-1100. A $5.00 annual subscription fee 

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RON SPARKS 

Commissioner 

The Department of Agriculture and Industries does not assume any 

responsibility for the transactions effected through the columns of the 

Bulletin, but will use every effort to prevent fraud. Those persons who 

offer items for sale are expected to fulfill the terms of their offer. 

Failure through either negligence or intention may require the Bulletin 

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Editor Advertising Manager Photographer/Circulation Manager 

Header photos of honey production in honor of 

National Honey Month.


FARMS FOR SALE HAY & FEEDING GRAIN 

HORSES & MULES 

39 ac Boligee, rigged for horses, 10 Taking orders peanut hay premium 

stall barn, fruit trees, garden, 2 ponds, quality 4x5 rolls, net wrap, will bale 

3br home, all utilities $195,000. October $35/roll. Mark Platt 251/454- 

205/529-6200 (Greene) 

8240 (Washington) 

70 ac, 60 ac row crop, 10 ac bushes, 35 rolls Fescue/Orchard grass 4x5 

pond & fenced, 10 miles west of rolls, no rain, baled August 10 

Athens, 1 mile north of hwy 72 on $40/bale. Ralph Smith 108 Stewart St 

Shaw Road, can be sub-division 

development $6,850/ac/obo. 256/232- 

8528 (Limestone) 

Albertville 35951; 256/878-1217 

(Marshall) 

Horse quality Bermuda sq $5.50/ea; 

145 ac, big pine/hardwood timber, 40 rd. bales $65/ea; exce cow hay 

ac fertile bottoms recently cleared for Sorghum Sudan rd. bales $55/ea, all 

pasture/row crops, live running 

streams, and paved road frontage 

$3,000/ac. 256/234-5573 (Tallapoosa) 

barn kept. 256/390-3940 (Etowah) 

Hay sq bales $12/ea quality discount. 

251/454-9094 (Mobile) 

FARMS WANTED 

Want to lease 100-600 ac. for hunting, 

responsible sportsmen, will provide 

insurance. Gene Gautro 205/907- 

0381 or 205/980-0716 (Shelby) 

Lease pasture w/barn for horses 30 ac, 

more ideal, need Montgomery, 

Prattville, Wetumpka, surrounding area. 

334/569-1549 or nicsabrina@bell- 

Wheat straw $3/bale at barn, can 

deliver. Mike Duke 256/362-8824 (day) 

or 256/362-4369 (night) (Talladega) 

5x6 rolls net wrapped $65/roll/up. 

Steve Tanner 334/525-0124 (Butler) 

Sq bales horse hay, Bermuda, some 

Bahia mix, exce quality, $4.50/field, 

$5/barn. 205/755-2072 (Chilton) 

south.net (Elmore) 

45 rolls Tifton Bermuda $55; 115 rolls 

3 responsible hunters want to lease 

land in north or central Alabama for 

deer hunting. 256/773-8531 (Morgan) 

10-60 ac in Jefferson, Blount, St Clair 

Co. for possible home site or farm. 

8416 Cedar Ln. Pinson 35126; 

205/283-0709 (Jefferson) 

Bow hunter wants to lease land in east 

Jefferson, south Blount, St Clair Co. 

will respect rules. Mike Boshell 

205/680-9987 (Jefferson) 

Bermuda/Johnson grass $50; 15 rolls 

Bahia $45; 600 Tifton Bermuda sq. 

bales $5. Preston Nichols 1801 Prier 

Dr Marion 36756; 334/683-9340 

(Perry) 

4x5 rolls hay $45/roll/pickup. J.V. 

Richards 111 Hilton Dr Cleveland 

35049; 205/516-1709 (day) or 

205/424-4165 (night) (Blount) 

Bahia sq. bales $6/bale. Wayne 

Brasher 205/763-2105 or 205/369- 

0863 (Talladega) 

FARM LABOR 

AVAILABLE & WANTED 

FARM LABOR AVAILABLE 

Logs sawed into lumber with portable 

sawmill. Tommy Hicks Rt. 1 Box 171 

Coy 36435; 334/337-4503 (Wilcox) 

All types of fencing: catch pens, barn 

repair, more, experienced, dependable, 

all work guaranteed, north Ala. 

area. Jeff McDonald 256/527-0808 

(Morgan) 

Wire fencing experienced, reasonable, 

references, will travel, starting $1/ft 

depending on terrain/type. Thomas 

Rumbley 251-743-4921 (Monroe) 

Horseshoeing, BWFA certified farrier. 

Kim McNeil 251/937-9966 or www.kimmcneil.com. 

(Baldwin) 

FARM LABOR WANTED 

Pecan orchard manager, general farm 

experience required, salary dependent 

on experience. Tom Childress 

229/669-4544 (Lowndes) 

Part time poultry farm hand able to 

perform handy man/maintenance 

work, farm chores, operate tractor, 

farm equip, prefer local to Pell City. 

205/338-3292 (St Clair) 

HAY & FEEDING 

GRAIN 

Good quality hay & wheat straw 

$5/bale. Gurnie Heard 1292 CR 1078 

Vinemont 35179; 256/338-9982 

(Cullman) 

Wheat straw $3.50/bale. 256/777- 

0322 or 256/777-0144 (Limestone) 

Bermuda sq. bales $5; Orchard 

grass/Alfalfa mix $10.50/bale, $9.50 

per 100; rd. bales $40 limited availability. 

Hugh Burton 205/647-4207 

(Jefferson) 

425 brown top millet 5’x5’ hay rolls 

1200# approx wght when rolled July 

2007 $40/ea. PO Box 337 Frisco City 

36445; 251/362-2805 (Monroe) 

Alfalfa 3x3x8 large 1000# bales, 2nd 

cutting, 22% protein RFV 75 

$140/bale. 205/369-5314 (Shelby) 

Well fertilized exce quality hay rd. 

bales $75; sq bales Tifton 44 Bermuda 

$6/bale field. Earl Woodard 318 Faust 

Rd Blountsville 35031; 205/429-2883 

(Blount) 

Bermuda grass, Bahia grass hay 

$40/roll. 334/983-5425 (Dale) 


NBHA money earning older AQHA 

mare, great 1st barrel horse, no bad 

habits, trails, horse for inexperienced 

rider $2,000/obo. Tim Matthew 

334/335-2029 falconsrookrook@troycable.net 

(Crenshaw) 

Sorrel mare reg. 18 yo w/colt TWH & 

racking, anyone can ride $700/obo. 

Melissa Alred 256/566-1380 

(Lawrence) 

Miniature horse, black gelding 12 yo 

rides $350; Tenn. Walker mare reg. 6 

yo black $800. 205/669-4144 (Shelby) 

TWHBEA & RHBAA reg. mares colts 

stud Pride’s Generator silver design 

bloodlines $500/up. 205/662-3880 

(Lamar) 

Red roan AQHA gelding Sun Frost 

Driftwood bred broke started on cattle, 

few other geldings $2,000/up. 

256/766-7446 (Lauderdale) 

Reg. Rocky Mtn. mare 11 yo 15 hd 

$4,000; reg. Rocky Mtn. gelding 13 yo 

15.2 hd $4,000. 256/357-4886 


Miniature horse stud 4 yo roan 

w/black markings, halter broke, needs 

good home $250. 334/636-2388 

(Clarke) 

AQHA sorrel mare Skipper W bloodline, 

very gentle $800 serious inquiries 

only. 205/429-2840 (Blount) 

Reg. Belgian & Percheron geldings, 

mares, mares w/colts, colts, nice horses 

to choose from $400/up. Cathy 

Nelson 334/863-6033 (Randolph) 

2 yo beautiful, solid white mare, blue 

eyes, gaited, exce buggy horse, broke 

to ride, MSTA on premises $900. 

Craig Berry 1543 CR 2287 Glenwood 

36034; 334/484-3515 (Pike) 

1994 Sundowner 4-horse gooseneck 

aluminum trailer, 3’ DR, air, electric 

panel, exce cond $10,000; 3 yo 

Appaloosa gelding broke colorful 

$1,500/obo. Terry LeDuke 205/531- 

9794 (Shelby) 

AQHA 9 yo mare, walk/trot, intermediate/experienced 

rider, bred $950, up 

to date vaccinations. 205/384-1737 

(Walker) 

6 yo 550# mule $200; 3 yo 800# reg. 

Halflinger mare $1,000; 12 yo 1100# 

qtr horse mare bred to reg. qtr for 

June colt $800. Cindy Gant 205/932- 

3615 (Fayette) 


TWH cremello stud 16 mos gentle 

beautiful $2,800; TWH palomino 3 yo 

filly $1,500, both very gentle, good 

bloodlines. 1909 Autumn Creek Dr. 

NE Arab 35016; 256/586-0990 

(Marshall) 

2 left, get your “Shane” baby, 

halter/pleasure perfect conformation, 

baby doll heads, huge rear ends, two 

2007 fillies $1,000. Larry Anglin PO 

Box 212 Hackelburg 35564; 205/412- 

2070 (Marion) 

AMHA miniature stud colt, bay, will be 

very small, wean in Nov. $500/obo. 

Linda Lashley 256/974-8357 

linClifFrm@aol.com (Lawrence) 

Buckskin mare 3 yo Bonanza, Bar 

Dealer, Cutter Bill bred $1,800; 2 yo 

blue roan mare Hancock, Boston Mac 

bred $1,000, both nice, built good, 

ride. Glen Griffith 4896 Co. Hwy 89 

Vina 35593; 256/668-0949 (Marion) 

Donkeys: Jacks $150/ea; Jennies 

$250/ea, raised w/cattle good for 

keeping dogs, coyotes away. Chris 

Langley 5307 CR 54 Camp Hill 36850; 

334/864-1192 (Chambers) 

Donkeys spotted & solid colors, 

male/female, all raised w/cattle 

$100/up. 251/937-8728 (Baldwin) 

AQHA 2 yo show ready halter mare 

full brother is world champion 3rd 

place palomino $5,000. Larry Skipper 

1120 Hwy 231 Vincent 35178; 

205/672-8837 (Shelby) 

AQHA palomino Peppy San Badger, 

gelding, 9 yo exce temperament, 

loads, trail rides, 14.2 hd, stocky built 

$2,500. 256/310-9243 (Randolph) 

AMHA miniature horses beautiful true 

black stallion herd sire $500, new 

pinto colts, fillies $500/up. Nancy 

Redden 334/298-4464 (Russell) 

Western saddle, Bighorn 500 15” 

brown suede & canvas; bridle blanket 

used 6 hrs $280. Sarah Bailey 

205/594-4984 (St. Clair) 

Female mule 5 yo, male mule 6 yo 

$1,200/pr. J.W. Tubbs 205/622-3552 

(Walker) 

½ Halflinger pony 10 mos gentle, 

needs to be broke, great for kids 

$200/neg. John Paschal 334/864- 

2809 (Chambers) 

High Arabian stallion for stud, very 

gentle w/mare in breed shoot, name 

Forever T.L.C. Czar, fee $250-$500, 

call for booking, more information. 

Byron & Terri Lynn Coker 205/648- 

0377 or 205/563-1079 (Jefferson) 

ADMS/IMDR reg. miniature donkeys, 

national performance champion herd 

sire, new group foals due Sept/Nov 

$1,500/up reserve now. Don & Susan 

Poole 14 Calwell Rd Hayden 35079; 

205/647-6770 (Blount) 

4 yo 2000# Belgian stallion, started, 

17.2 hd, easy to handle $1,800. 

251/928-9396 call for photo. (Baldwin) 

Miniature donkey Jack $300; miniature 

horses start $500; bred mares 

$1,000/up. Joe Tilley 6148 Old Stage 

Rd Greenville 36037; 334/382-3887 

(Butler) 

Qtr. horse mare rides good; qtr. horse 

gelding gentle, green broke, 2 saddles, 

bridle, 12 yo $1,500/both. 

256/354-5556 (Clay) 

Barrel saddle all leather handmade 

15’ seat great cond $400, can email 

pictures. 205/491-8603 or 205/335- 


Circle “Y” 15.5 all around roping saddle, 

rawhide covered wooden tree, 

dark oil, floral tooling, breast collar, 

girths included $650. Michele Owsley 

334/821-7026 or 334/728-3875 (Lee) 

Reg. black TWH gelding champion 

bloodline, easy to catch/ride $1,100; 

saddle, tack, etc $300/obo. 205/932- 

3973 (Fayette) 

AQHA & APHA mares in foal & w/07 

foal by side, exce pedigrees for performance/pleasure, 

AQHA/TB yearlings, 

top quality $1,000/up. Jacqueline 

Gleason 450 Trellis Cir. Springville 

35146; 256/390-4651 (St Clair) 


AQHA foundation bred mare solid 

black, King, Poco, Continental, Doc’s 

Prescription on pedigree w/6 mos colt 

professionally trained $3,500/obo. 

256/825-0019 (Tallapoosa) 

At stud small paint pony $100 + 

$2/day mare/donkey care, stud has 

beautiful markings, great disposition. 

Andy Miller 2770 Lee Rd 240 Salem 

36874; 334/480-9991 (Lee) 

AQHA Zippo Pine Bar 6 yo mare sorrel 

w/blaze, 3 stockings, very gentle, 

anyone can ride $1,000. 205/665- 

1711 or 205/283-7530 (Shelby) 

8’ miniature horse trailer hunter green 

complete enclosed, 3 slants, 4-horse, 

flight, spare tire, like new $2,850. 

Wanda Boone PO Box 151 Vernon 

35592; 205/695-6474 or 205/712- 

1210 (Lamar) 

Miniature stud horse 33” solid white 

blue eyes $600. Todd Turner 314 lee 

Rd 100 Opelika 36804; 334/319-3288 

(Lee) 

Blue roans, buckskins, palominos, 

weanlings, yearlings, 2 yo, broodmares, 

all from working bloodlines 

$500/up. Jim Powell www.lonepquarterhorses.com 

334/372-4900 (Pike) 

Reg. Belgian stud DNA tested 4 yo 

dark sorrel w/blaze, stands 17.3 hd 

very gentle, easy breeder $2,000. Billy 

Weeks 205/647-1788 (Blount) 

Full boarding $225/mo; horses 

$1,500/up; at stud TWH/RHBEA 

Patrols Nitro, Good as Cash, fee 

$350. Beverly West 334/644-7225 

(Chambers) 

POA herd reg. stallion, 3 mares, 2 fillies, 

1 colt Leopard Cremello, good 

disposition $5,500/all, pictures 

www.indian-pony.com. 256/507-3328 

(Cullman) 

AQHA 1999 black mare blue valentine 

bloodlines $1,250; 2005 golden buckskin 

filly $1,250; Skipper W bloodlines; 

7 mos golden buckskin Skipper W 

bloodline $800. Odell Sawyer 845 CR 

542 Fyffe 35971; 256/623-2006 

(Dekalb) 

Roan pusher stallion $3,000; 2 yo 

McCurdy filly $750; McCurdy colt 

$650; blk/wht walking colt $650, all 

reg. pkg deal $4,500. 1308 Ingate Rd 

Centreville 35042; 205/926-7044 

(Bibb) 

16” black big horn saddle; 16” brown 

saddle, both good cond $250/ea. 

256/352-4006 (Cullman) 

2 miniature fillies red & black $400/ea; 

double reg. mare w/baby TWH racking 

$1,000; double reg. stud TWH 

racking $1,000; 2 double reg. fillies 

TWH racking $700/ea. James 

Blackstock 4954 Greathouse Rd Dora 

35062; 205/648-1744 or 205/542- 


AQHA 2003 sorrel mare prof. trained 

extremely gentle, slow mover, handled 

daily, bred for any discipline, sound, 

loves attention $3,000. Linda 

Wilbanks 523 Carlyle Rd Rainsville 

35986; 256/638-2304 (Dekalb) 

Trade 4 yo saddle horse 16 hd. black 

gelding great riding horse for broke 

mule, sell $600. 256/586-5489 

(Marshall) 

AQHA broodmares, some bred, some 

w/foal by side, Zan Par Bar bloodlines, 

5 yo stallion, grandson of Zan Par Bar 

& Peponita $1,200-$3,000. Jake Dial 

205/652-7589 (Sumter) 

Horse Boarding, large box stalls 

w/fans, daily pasture turn-out, lighted 

outdoor area, $280/mo. 256/881-9596 

(Madison) 

Horse lovers paradise, training, 

lessons, boarding start $215/mos. 

Kathy Bonanno www.fourbranch.com 

256/582-0427 (Marshall) 

Horse breaking & training, specializing 

in warm blood, cutting, roping horses, 

start colts on cattle, rope broke, dressage, 

team roping background $500/up. 

Ellen Swindle 10451 Shipptown Road 

Empire 35063; 205/590-2882 or 

205/438-9838 (Blount) 

AQHA 2006-07 colts, fillies Peppy San 

Badger, Zan Par Bar, Doc Bar, 

Genuine 007, The Invester breeding 

palominos, buckskins, bays, sorrels 

exce disposition, conformation 

$650/up. 256/747-2426 (Winston) 

AQHA 2006 sorrel colt by Honky Cat 

Hickory, NCHA earnings over $16,000 

by Doc’s Hickory, very athletic colt, 

great conformation, started under saddle 

$1,250. 256/810-6524 (Winston) 

AQHA sorrel gelding grandson of Skip 

Tama, show winner in walk, trot, western 

pleasure at local shows, exce 

horse for beginner/youth $1,500. 

205/522-2458 (Winston) 

Pasture/board horses riding area, tack 

room, “Little Bit of Heaven” for your 

horse, 7 mi. south of Montevallo 

$100/mos. 6825 CR 73 Randolph 

36792; 205/665-7992 (Chilton) 

Paint blue eye gelding 11 yo 15.3 hd 

good trail horse $800. 205/699-8389 

(Jefferson) 

AQHA 2005 sorrel filly, calm started on 

cattle, sire Smart Little Vaquero 

$6,000; dam Freck Chex Lena NCHA 

$5,500+. 334/288-2202 (Montgomery) 

Donkeys: 4 Jacks, 2 black, 1 grey, 1 

brown w/cross on shoulder $50/ea. 

334/243-5253 (Pike) 

Miniature horses very gentle, no 

papers, 2 yo colt & 6 mos colt 

$200/ea. 205/429-2874 (Blount) 

AQHA palomino weanling colt by 

Multiple W/C & own daughter of statutory 

mares by W/C’s AQHA point earners/producers 

$1,000/up. PO Box 374 

Piedmont 36272; 256/447-7661 

(Calhoun) 

8 yo 14 hd black roan gaited mare 

gentle, good trail/riding mare $575. 

256/332-4663 (Franklin) 

2003 AQHA buckskin gelding by Smart 

Shiner, out of Peppy San Badger 

daughter, works cattle, trail rides 

$5,000. 256/363-1122 (Randolph) 

8 yo paint mare, broke to ride, blue eye, 

very flashy $800, possible trade. Lakin 

Robertson 23677 Oliver Rd Dozier 

36028; 334/496-2122 (Covington) 

Reg. 4 yo racking, spotted ½ Paso ½ 

walking, gaited, sweet, chocolate & 

white color $1,200/obo. 251/296-4291 

(Escambia) 

Silver Star 4-horse gooseneck slant 

load dressing room, rear tack, good 

brakes, tires, aluminum, exce cond 

$10,500/obo. Seth Thomas 334/382- 

5578 (Butler) 

½ Andalusian Paso Fino colt reg. 

IALHA beautiful dark bay DOB 3/3/07, 

rare cross $1,250, outstanding bloodlines. 

Suzette Embry 46180 Hwy 25 

Vincent 35178; 205/672-2882 

(Shelby) 

3 fillies, 6-14 mos out of reg. walking 

horse mares, sired by McCurdy stud 

$300-$500; new Billy Cook roping 

saddle $825, other saddles $225/up. 

334/886-2802 (Geneva) 

4 yo AQHA bay mare good disposition, 

makes good prospect roping 

horse $700. 209 CR 692 Roanoke 

36274; 334/863-1712 (Randolph) 

25 mammoth Jennets $300/up, some 

60” blacks, grays, sorrels, show quality, 

Jack service $100 + feed. Don 

Killen 337 Hideaway Farms Rd Killen 

35645; 256/757-2991 (Lauderdale) 

Gentle 4 yo Jenny, bred, worked to 

grown slide $200. James Loftin 

334/994-4585 (Marengo) 

Beautiful racking horse mare, palomino 

color, 8 yo, beginner to intermediate 

$1,900/obo, pictures available. Katie 

Reeves 334/341-9300 (Marengo) 

Reg. TWH yearlings, weanlings by 

Hysteria $1,000/up. Rodney Jones 

334/376-2644 (Butler) 

AQHA 2007 palomino colts Skipper W, 

Blondy’s Dude, Three Bars, athletic 

very well built $1,000/ea; 2006 sorrel 

colts, reg. #4843040, #4886668 $700. 

Page Wright 256/593-9117 (Etowah)


HORSES & MULES LIVESTOCK DOGS 

MACHINERY MACHINERY 

AQHA broodmares w/colts, 2 yo fillys 

ready to start, good bloodlines $300- 

$650. 256/778-7321 (Morgan) 

Golden palomino filly, reg. AQHA, 22 

mos beautiful, raised by little girl, 

Impressive, Blondy’s Dude $800. 

Miles Albright 245 CR 1595 Baileyton 

35019; 256/796-2333 (Cullman) 

8 stall horse barn for rent, 20 acre 

pasture $125/stall/pasture & $75/pasture. 

Bobby Oglesby 6051 Eastern 

Valley Rd Mccalla 35111; 205/381- 


Pony pleasure saddles new/used 

$75/up, POA show/cart ponies, traffic 

safe $4,500/up. Betty Durham PO Box 

87 Section 35771; 256/228-3370 

(Jackson) 

Reg. miniature stallions $700/ea or 

$1,200 for 2, opportunity for new 

excellent bloodlines for herd. Rt 1 Box 

363 B Rockford 35136; 256/377-1028 

(Coosa) 

Reg. miniature donkeys, pets, breeding 

quality $400/up. Cindy Johnson 

farmgirl@hiwaay.net 256/423-6044 

(Limestone) 

AQHA reg. 8 yo bay gelding 15+ hd. 

Cribber, Rey Jay, Cee Bee Command 

bred, experienced rider $1,800/obo. 

cindyharville@msn.com 251/937- 

2822 (Baldwin) 

Pony mare, rare find, chestnut roan 

beautiful/wonderful, 36”, very broke/gentle, 

7 yo loves people/attention $1,200. 

23909 Hwy 80 W Demopolis 36732; 

334/289-4392 (Marengo) 

Horse drawn plows, harness, plows 

$50/up. David Blackburn 256/232- 


16 hd. black mammoth Jack & 15 hd 

sorrel mammoth Jack, bred to mares 

only $5,000/pr. Mike Little 901 

Meadowlark Ln. Albertville 35901; 

256/878-4912 (Marshall) 

AMHA, AMHR miniature horses 

weanlings, yearlings, mares, stud 

colts, all colors start $500. Danny 

Black 205/695-3880 (Lamar) 

Western saddle hand tooled, all 

leather, good cond 16” padded seat, 

brown $175. 2645 Mooney Rd 

Columbiana 35051; 205/669-3462 

(Shelby) 

AQHA stallion, 2005 flashy sorrel, flaxen 

mane/tail, 15 hd. green broke lots 

of potential $1,500/obo. 334/324-1253 

(Montgomery) 

Miniature donkeys IMDR & ADMS reg. 

start $500. 256/747-3378 www.themasterscrossminis.com 

(Cullman) 

12 yo gelded racking mule loves people/attention, 

works/rides $2,000. 

William Alsabrook 110 CR 246 

Woodland 36280; 256/363-2113 


Older gooseneck trailer 3-horse slant 

front/rear tack suitable for horses & 

miniatures, 2-horse straight load 

bumper pull $1,000/ea. 205/681-4297 

or 205/283-3199 (St Clair) 

9 yo dbl. reg. PHBA/AQHA palomino 

brood mare $950; 3 yo AQHA reg. sorrel 

filly, light mane/tail, halter broke, 

saddled $550. 256/747-2577 between 

5-7pm (Winston) 

LIVESTOCK DOGS 

Border collie puppies 6 wks old, 

blk/wht, bred to work cattle $200/ea. 

Tommy Davis 334/485-3214 (Macon) 

AKC reg. Australian Shepherd pups 

DOB 5/13/07 $150. 334/393-0619 or 

334/618-1093 klwaters@sw.rr.com 

(Coffee) 

ABC Border collie puppies, females 

DOB 3/1/07, black/white, healthy, 

beautifully marked, wormed, vaccinated, 

parents from working stock, sociable/quiet, 

gritty $200/ea. 205/926- 

1776 (Bibb) 

Reg. Great Pyrenees puppies 5 mos, 

raised w/chickens/goats $300/ea. 

Kelly Pike 1796 Old Russellville Rd N. 

Jasper 35503; 205/522-0904 (Walker) 

CKC Australian cattle dog blue heelers, 

good looking pups, smart, great pets, 

hard workers, DOB 6/19/07 $200. Ric 

Smith 334/559-4053 (Chambers) 

Australian Shepherd male 5 mos 

purebred papers available $150. 

256/748-3906 (Cleburne) 

Registered Anatolian Shepherd LGD’s 

working with parents, livestock, males 

DOB 8/20/06, females DOB 3/17/07 

$750/ea. cdbattles@aol.com 334/886- 

2930 (Geneva) 

1 each adult male & female free; 1 

female puppy old enough for training, 

beautiful, work stock $150. Thirl 

Fuqua PO Box 214 Mexia 36458; 

251/575-4582 (Monroe) 

Great Pyrenees DOB 6/29/07, $100 

parent on premises w/goats. Roger 

Love 205/274-0125 (Blount) 

Great Pyrenees puppies shots/wormed, 

DOB 5/30/07, parents on premises 

$100. 205/688-2778 (Chilton) 

Australian Shepherd pups 6 wks old, 

reg. tri’s, merles, sire Briarbrook show 

lines, dam working lines, adds grit, 

health current $250/up. Terri McIntosh 

256/796-7340 or 256/339-0196 

(Cullman) 

Great Pyrenees puppies, parents on 

premises, raised w/goats, DOB 

7/13/07, $100/ea. Terrell Carr 200 Carr 

Dr. Ashland 36251; 256/354-2443 

(Clay) 

Reg. Border Collies working cattle 

dogs from selective breeding sire & 

dam for cattle dogs, training available 

for cattle dogs, pups $300/up. James 

Thomas 334/886-2524 (Geneva) 

2 Great Pyrenees males 3 mos puppies 

w/goats/cattle, parents on site, 

good dogs $75. 3010 Bynum Rd 

Steele 35987; 256/538-1447 or 

256/490-0477 (St Clair) 

English Shepherd puppies 6 wks old, 

blk/tan, males/females, both parents 

registered $200, shots/wormed. J.T. 

Bellew 256/538-5219 or 256/538- 

2886 (Etowah) 

Great Pyrenees puppies snow white, 

shots, raised w/goats/sheep, parents 

on site, great w/children/guard dogs 

$125. 256/352-7370 (Cullman) 

Border collie dogs, started/trained to 

work cattle, prices vary $800/up, 

depending on progress/potential; puppies 

$300/up. George Elrod 256/773- 

8282 (Morgan) 

Blue/red Heeler puppies DOB 

7/15/07, wormed, shots, tails 

docked, ready after September 10th 

$100/ea. Sam Parmer 1682 Gravel 

Hill Rd Greenville 36037; 334/382- 

6293 (Butler) 

MACHINERY 

JD 4240 central heat/air, new tires, 

exce cond, 1980 model, 4200 hrs, 

quad range trans $20,000. 2832 CR 

1212 Vinemont 35179; 256/739-2482 

(Cullman) 

07 Chevy 1-ton flatbed auto V8, 

gooseneck trailer $23,000/pr; TN65 

Ford tractor 05 model front-end loader 

M446, 180 hrs, both like new $18,000. 

256/447-0204 (Calhoun) 

D3C series III vin #4K500, 686 6-way 

blade recent 2000 hr service by 

Yancey $37,000 exce cond. 334/855- 

4968 (Russell) 

Sawmill 1 or 2 man circle saw set on 

blocks, powered by 302 Ford engine 

$1,200. 205/375-6133 (Pickens) 

NH wind row rake $1,495; King cutter 7’ 

disc harrow $600; JD double bottom 

plow $250. 334/272-0150 (Montgomery) 

Farmall cub belly mower, Farmall cub 

tiller equip $3,000/both; 6’ finishing 

mower $800; Farmall Super 3pth 5’ 

bush hog, good tires $1,000. Robert 

Brown 2072 CR 269 Wedowee 

36278; 256/363-1189 (Randolph) 

Hay tedder JF CR 320 field cond 

$300. Ronnie Turner 205/681-3219 

(Blount) 

Red Farmall 100 tractor, planter, cultivator, 

distributor, bush hog $2,500. 

Rennie Baker 37 CR 825 Clanton 

35045; 205/755-2385 (Chilton) 

1980 Ford 1-ton F350, 8’ steel flatbed, 

gooseneck hitch, good motor/tires 

$1,400 cash. 205/932-3835 or 

205/270-3248 (Fayette) 

3pt 13 tine chisel plow IH exce shape 

$600; 400 gal. water tank on trailer 

w/hydraulic pump $400. 205/339- 

3623 (Tuscaloosa) 

1988 Komatsu D63E dozer 11’ blade 

limb risers sweeps screens 22” pads 

3sp power shift transmission $23,000. 

Chris Sims 256/329-0024 (Coosa) 

2003 JD 4710, 48hp, 4wd, 460 loader, 

power reverse, 575 hrs, 1 owner, shed 

kept, 22’ gooseneck trailer 7k axles, 

metal floor, fold up ramps $21,000. 

511 Tinsley SPg Rd Hokes Bluff 

35903; 256/492-1350 or 256/490- 

1505 (Etowah) 

5000 Ford, loader, bucket, new 

engine, good tires $4,000 firm. John 

Gunn 251/846-2096 (Washington) 

1982 Jeep 4x4 J10 truck $1,950 original 

owner. 205/672-7363 (Shelby) 

JD 660 rake $1,500; 12’ 3pth aerator 

$2,500; JD F125 4-bottom plow $300; 

8x26 steel trailer $2,500; 500# 3pth 

fertilizer spreader $300. 2922 CR 49 

Fayette 35555; 205/932-6284 

(Fayette) 

Troy-Bilt chipper/vac. 5hp self propelled 

runs good, some attachments 

included $500. 205/472-2708 (St Clair) 

Hay mower Reese 1600 drum mower 

w/spreader, cut small acreage, good cond 

$1,800. 251/248-2685 lee.farm@frontier.net 

(Conecuh) 

1983 Dodge Ram charger power 

wagon 4x4 lock rights front/rear 

$2,250. Terry Hahn 205/678-8592 

(Shelby) 

1420 Int’l combine 15’ header barn 

kept very good cond $6,000. Cecil 

Murphy 251/765-9192 (Monroe) 

Ford 555B loader backhoe good cond 

$10,750/trade for medium size dozer 

w/6-way blade. Gerald Sykora 23930 

CR 49 Loxley 36551; 251/945-5548 

(Baldwin) 

Ford 2000 farm tractor, gas burner, 

everything works, very good cond, 

great for wildlife food plot or mowing 

work $3,900. Jim Green 11822 King’s 

Loop Rd Tuscaloosa 35405; 205/752- 


65 Bellarus 7hp 505 tractor, rebuilt 

fuel pump, needs starter, front end 

loader $3,000. 256/601-0671 (Dekalb) 

Tractor NH 3930, 195 hrs, Ford factory 

front-end loader, stored indoors like 

new $14,900. 205/229-6467 (Blount) 

Dual tandem axle gooseneck equip 

trailer, 2003 Protrak, 20’ plus 5’ dove 

ramps, partial new floor, good cond 

$4,900. 334/462-9134 (Hale) 

1995 model 9965 JD cotton picker, 

2441 engine hrs, 1641 fan hrs, bulk 

grease tank, pump included, field 

ready $42,500 firm. J.W. McKenzie 

334/858-6084 or 334/726-0751 

(Geneva) 

4240 JD 4 post open tractor quad 

range $10,000; 7 ½’ pickup reel green 

for silage chopper $2,000, all clean. 

Johnny Hollis 1608 S. CR 9 Newton 

36352; 334/618-1467 or 334/714- 

3472 (Houston) 

1941 AC “B” new front tires, paint, 

eng. overhauled, 1-row cultivator, 12v 

system hydraulic lift $3,000. Ron 

Warner 3942 Ridge Rd Greenville 

36037; 334/382-2571 (Butler) 

Int’l 150 loader $3,500; 3-axle trailer 

$800; 2-row cultivator $150; double 

breaking plow $175; 2 Ford backhoe 

buckets $400. Harley Gilbert 9340 

Groundhog Rd Adger 35006; 

205/491-7488 (Jefferson) 

1-row NI corn picker, picked corn yr 

before last, good cond $1,200. 295 

CR 324 Piedmont 36272; 256/282- 

0638 (Cherokee) 

NH 851 round baler barn kept field 

ready $1,200. 251/937-8803 or 

251/454-2461 (Baldwin) 

NH 5-bar hay rake exce cond $850. 

256/396-5559 (Clay) 

Farmall Super “A” tractor w/break 

plow, gang disc, cultivators, planter, 

shed kept, used very little past 15 yrs 

$2,575. 205/792-3981 (Fayette) 

NH side deliver PTO driven hay rake 

$800; sq. baler 271 NH needs minor 

repair $700/obo. 256/352-9510 

(Cullman) 

Ford 8600 tractor 100hp runs good 

$5,000. 251/248-2484 after 6pm 

(Conecuh) 

Cat D5H dozer hi-trac series II 1994 6way 

blade, new undercarriage 

$57,000/obo, take partial trade. 

205/336-9777 (Greene) 

JD 9940 cotton picker exce cond 

$20,000; straw chopper for JD 6600 

combine good cond $600. Alan Cruise 

334/799-5972 (Elmore) 

Ford 6610 diesel 4x4 roll bar, canopy 

$8,500; Int’l Cub yellow/white, 42” 

belly mower $2,500, both good cond. 

205/459-2233 (Choctaw) 

Vicon hay conditioner KM241 cutter 

bar running gear good cond needs 

roller repair $500. 205/647-1146 

(Blount) 

1957 JD 420W good tires, straight tin, 

runs good, ready to restore $2,350. 

Edd Lipscomb 251/626-3032 

(Baldwin) 

JD 14’ offset disc $2,500. Phillip 

Brooks 9764 Trammel Rd Dora 

35062; 205/288-1003 (Jefferson) 

JD 430 rd. baler 4x6 rolls barn kept 

field ready $5,500/obo. 64 CR 4407 

Brundidge 36010; 334/735-0443 

(Pike) 

Savage 4200 pecan shaker, very 

good cond $3,000. Randy Avera 

17590 CR 28 Foley 36535; 251/965- 

9110 (Baldwin) 

W/W sale ring $2,000; gravity flow 

wagon $750; 6’ airway aerator $2,000. 

Robert Hilyer 256/395-2973 (Clay) 

Industrial popcorn sheller, heavy duty 

blower for blowing cobs/shucks, all 

electrical equip, motors, etc 

$5,000/obo. Larry Bearden 288 CR 

333 Geraldine 35974; 256/623-5858 

(Dekalb) 

JD 2555, 75hp 4 remotes, ps, 2-post 

canopy, new tires, new Woods QT 

loader $14,500. 256/235-2024 

(Calhoun) 

2550 JD tractor, 65 PTO hp, 2-post 

canopy, 2-remotes, wide tire, deep 

tread, new Woods QT loader, clean 

tractor $13,500. 256/236-7376 

(Calhoun) 

2130 JD diesel, 70hp, 2-remotes, 

IPTO, new tires, bush hog QT loader, 

bucket, hay spear, exce cond $10,800. 

256/435-7844 (Calhoun) 

2240 JD, 50 PTO hp, 2-remotes, 4 

new tires, ps, 8sp transmission, 6’ 

bush hog $7,600. 256/282-4487 

(Calhoun) 

Extra nice 2000 model JD 310E backhoe 

loader, 4-post canopy, 2wd, tight, 

good tires $24,000/obo. 256/282-5685 

(Calhoun) 

Working grist mill on18’ new trailer 

$6,000; several corn shellers $40- 

$250. Ray Bowling 256/565-0806 

(Morgan) 

Junk for parts MF65, IH 340 tractors, 

IH 340 w/loader $3,000; backhoe 

attachment $1,000. Andrew Boody 

256/776-2585 (Madison) 

Ford 3000 diesel, ps, remote 

hydraulics, 2997 hrs $4,900; 6’ Ford 

finish mower $600; 5’ bush hog $400; 

6’ scrape $250; slip scrape $200. 

205/924-8163 (Walker) 

3pth cultivator 9’ & plows $300; 3pth 

hay spear $75; 10’ 3pth section harrow 

$300. 205/752-6089 (Tuscaloosa) 

1020 JD tractor exce cond, new 

paint/tires $6,850; JD 2-row cultivator 

$350 cash. Don Saint 92 Gilbreath Rd 

Boaz 35957; 256/593-0009 (Marshall) 

MACHINERY 

F2 gleaner combine, 13.5’ header, 

floating/rigid, 4-row corn header, small 

seed fan attachment, kept under barn, 

1 owner, good shape $8,500. 

Raymond Boykin 334/277-3394 or 

334/430-0563 (Montgomery) 

5510 Hesston 4x5 hay roller electric 

tie barn kept $3,000. Roy Roberts 

256/657-3164 (Jackson) 

Dozier JD 40 complete overhaul 

motor, transmission & drive, sheet 

metal, seat restored, newly painted, 

90 over pistons, new rings, bearings/seals 

$6,200. 256/974-7709 

(Lawrence) 

Irrigation system: 1500’ 6” aluminum 

pipe on trailer w/gun, 6” pump on a 

trailer $3,500. 256/635-6666 (Dekalb) 

Disc 7’ seal bearing, good blades 

$675; 3-bottom breaking plow $425; 

1-flat bottom plow $175; 6’ box blade 

$340. 205/275-1229 (Walker) 

JD 700 grinder mixer, technical manual 

provided $750 firm. 205/594-4282 

(St Clair) 

503 I Vermeer baler 3x5 rolls CM164 

PEZAG drum mower, 4-wheel ground 

driven rake $4,700/all. 256/377-4600 

(Coosa) 

4-row JD turning plow 3pth w/trail 

wheel $400. 256/249-2025 (Talladega) 

360 MF, 4 new tires 1800 hrs good 

tractor $8,500. Edward Thomas 2168 

CR 43 Section 35771; 256/228-3011 

(Jackson) 

Tractor Ford NH 32hp model 1920, 16’ 

utility trailer, new floor/paint, 720 hrs 

on tractor $9,500. Ken Canterbury 

205/758-8057 (Tuscaloosa) 

2003 Hesston rd. baler 545, 4x5 

w/kickers, field ready $7,500. Otto 

Jernigan 251/928-5004 (Baldwin) 

2 d6bs $8,500, 410 JD, loader $4,500, 

3 steel trucks beds $350-$750, Super 

“C” IH $1,800. Tommy Jones 256/766- 

4048 after 6pm (Lauderdale) 

JD 3950 silage cutter shed kept 

$4,000. Ken Williams 334/335-5465 

(Crenshaw) 

57 Chev. dump 14’ $600; Ford eng. 

parts 3 cyl $250. J.C. McAnear 1632 

Modaus Rd SW Decatur 35603; 

256/353-1895 (Morgan) 

601 Ford Workmaster tractor 1950’s 

model (exact yr unknown), ps, gasoline, 

restored, exce cond $4,000. 

256/632-6324 (Dekalb) 

Int’l tractor “A” super model, 5’ Woods 

belly mower, fertilizer, seeder, 3pt 

type, deer plot special $1,800. Deans 

barber 334/872-0478 (Dallas) 

Case 1394, 2wd, cab, no air, 4000 hrs, 

great cond $7,000; Ford 3910, front 

loader $9,000. Fred Luteraan 546 CR 

329 Wedowee 36278; 256/363-2368 


AC “B” w/plow, disc $1,095; MH pony 

w/cultivator $1,000; Earthmaster “C” 5 

equip pieces $995. Ray Best 205/798- 


1992 Doge Ram 150 4x4 power door 

lock/windows/mirrors, red/silver, chrome 

$3,500; 1976 Chev. 4x4 Woodbed big 

tires $800. 256/357-4952 (Randolph) 

Gravely riding tractor 18hp, 5’ mower 

deck, extra deck included $1,500. 

256/245-6029 (Coosa) 

Rhino TW 60 cutter $1,200; IMCO 

heavy duty disc 7’ $1,500; Taylor-Way 

bus/bog $750; Section harrow 14’ folding 

$750. 205/242-1535 (Tuscaloosa) 

MF 25 side delivery rake for parts 3pth 

PTO powered $100, will purchase 

similar rake for parts. Duane Lewis 

1960 Hwy 33 Pelham 35124; 

205/685-8600 or 205/243-5068 

(Shelby) 

Power King 2418 all gear drive, 14” 

turning plow, cultivator, 42” front 

blade, 52” 3-blade mower recently 

rebuilt eng. $1,700. Dyer Honeycutt 

3192 Anchor Dr. Southside 35907; 

256/442-2045 (Etowah) 

16’ flatbed, all metal body, headboard, 

side bodies, reflector tape, mud flaps, 

u-bolts, good paint $1,500. 256/839- 

5486, 7-9pm (Tallapoosa)


MACHINERY 

Farmall “M” $1,250/obo; Farmall “H” 

$1,200/obo, both great for restoring. 

Perry Sudduth 334/863-4684 or 

334/863-1733 (Randolph) 

1975 D6C dozier, fresh motor, 95% 

undercarriage $17,500; cascade fold 

down boom crane mount behind cab 

$1,700. 205/926-9392 (Bibb) 

11’ root rake for dozier, 10 teeth exce 

cond $900. Paul Headley 2935 Broad 

St Pine Hill 36769; 334/963-4764 

(Wilcox) 

Cub Farmall tractor, cultivator $1,500; 

dirt scoop reversible $150; Ford 

model 706 dirt scoop nice $450. 3665 

Hwy 195 Jasper 35503; 205/387-7156 

(Walker) 

JD 60 tractor $3,500; JD 820 tractor 

$4,500; 709 JD bush hog 7’ $1,500. 

Randy Smith 205/333-1842 (Tuscaloosa) 

2005 JD diesel 56hp 180 hrs like new 

$13,900. 595 Browning Rd Odenville 

35120; 205/640-6952 (St Clair) 

Tractors: JD 2130 70hp $6,000; Ford 

3000 $4,900; Ford 4000 52hp $6,000, 

all 3 tractors diesel. 334/872-0724 

(Dallas) 

3 Gregory Bros 3500 skimmers, 1 

needs minor repair, 2 used for parts 

$2,500/obo. Kerry Shirley 205/367- 

7258 (Pickens) 

1999 GMC flat dump truck w/grain 

bed $11,000. Stan Rogers 256/447- 


WW squeeze chute w/pap cage 

$1,400. Bob Rogers 256/447-7501 

(Cherokee) 

28’ Ti-Brook aluminum dump trailer 

$12,000. Peggy Rogers 256/447- 


Cat D4D dozier undercarriage 75% 

$11,000; 1500 diesel Ford tractor, 5’ 

finishing mower $5,500; Forest Fire 

plow $500. Gerald Willis 15695 Al 

Hwy 9 Piedmont 36272; 256/447- 

7507 (Calhoun) 

1981 Ford F700 $2,500; NH 320 sq. 

baler $2,000. Kirk Ponder 16056 Al 

Hwy 9 Piedmont 36272; 256/447- 


1982 Chevy K10 4x4 V8, camper top, 

for parts, partial reassembly, rough 

body, all parts there $600/obo. 

256/582-0248 (Marshall) 

F2 combine 15’ header $3,000; 1980 

IH truck, 22’ grain body $5,000; JD 

450 grain drill $5,000; 150 gal. 3pt 

sprayer 30’ booms $800; 3 yd dirt pan 

$2,000. Ray Weaver 251/964-5372 

(Baldwin) 

30kw Onan LPG generator, low hrs, 1 

or 3 phase $3,200; 15hp 3ph air compressor 

$2,000. Jeff Gunnin 205/489- 

3347 jeffgunnin@c2freight.com 

(Winston) 

1985 Case 1690, bush hog, front-end 

loader, duel outlet, exce cond 

$14,000. Eddie Everett 9 Sawyer 

Cemetery Rd Citronelle 36522; 

251/605-7677 (Washington) 

6’ Andy 600 bush hog new $600; JD 

grain drill good cond soybean special 

$2,000/obo. 251/747-8101 (Baldwin) 

JD 330 rd. baler 4x4 rolls exce cond, 

shed kept, 1 owner $4,000; 2-row cultivator 

good cond $275. Ted Collier 38 

Collier Rd Opelika 334/614-0919 

(Lee) 

Ford A62 rubber tire front-end loader 

mid 70’s model good cond $8,500. 

Jimmy Hanks 10051 W. St. Hwy 106 

Georgiana 36033; 334/376-2570 

(Butler) 

18’ Better Built trailer 5” channel winch 

$2,250; 6’ bush hog finish mower 

$750; 16’ Lone Wolf trailer heavy duty 

$1,350. 256/355-4244 (Morgan) 

Ford F250 4x4 W58E bed liner 

$5,500; gooseneck ball, good tires, 

brakes, paint, 95,000 mi $5,500; Ford 

552 rd. baler 5x4 field ready $1,100. 

334/382-2363 (Butler) 

Fort disc mower 7’10” used last yr 

$1,250; Vermeer 2006 tedder 19’ used 

6 hrs $4,500. Mark Griffin 256/892- 


MACHINERY 

1995 GMC top-kick Cat eng. hydra 

brakes, ac, large box $8,500; Rogers 

machinery trailer 2-axle pintle hook 

$950. 215 Thrash Ln Guntersville 

35976; 256/891-1398 (Marshall) 

Backhoe JD 310D 1995 3400 hrs 

$20,000; Southbends Lay $600; 

Termite backhoe loader $5,000. 

205/491-6869 (Jefferson) 

Dyna-hoe 190D backhoe 3-53 Detroit 

runs great, used on farm, many extra 

parts, 20’ reach boom $11,500/everything. 

4253 Brad-Hope Rd Pinson 

35126; 205/681-3383 (Jefferson) 

8N Ford tractor rebuilt eng. new radiator, 

new front tires, wheels, good paint; 

5’ bush hog runs good $3,000/obo. 

Richard Hensley 256/353-7373 

(Morgan) 

1980 Ford 3600 tractor, diesel, ps, 

exce cond, wet pkg, positive traction, 

almost new tires, 5’ bush hog $6,750. 

256/734-2545 (Cullman) 

Vicon CM205, 5-disc hay mower, field 

ready, rebuilt, 3 yo, good tarp $1,500. 

205/221-4714 (Walker) 

JD 40 parts crankshaft $100; flywheel 

$40 complete hydraulic lift unit $250; 

420 operator manual $25 + more 

parts. 251/928-9373 or 251/367-3257 

(Baldwin) 

Vermeer model 605C rd. hay baler 

$1,650/obo. 256/582-4616 (Marshall) 

Storm cleanup loader, trailer $16,900; 

truck, lowboy $4,500; hydraulic bush 

hog for Bobcat $4,000; Snap-On 

bumper lift $1,200. 256/892-0548 

(Calhoun) 

1968 AC 190XT, front-end loader; NI 

6345 hay baler, less than 500 bales 

$17,000/all, may separate. Will Haney 

15327 Quinn Rd Athens 35611; 

256/233-3991 (Limestone) 

2002 NH, TN65, 50hp, 4wd, Ft. 

loader, 175 hrs $20,000; 7’ Woods 

Cadet bush hog $1,300 or 

$21,000/both. Phil Carmack 256/725- 

4395 after 5pm (Madison) 

85kw Kato light generator set Ford 

460 turbo propane gas eng. exce 

cond 600 hrs $8,500. 334/898-2537 

(Geneva) 

Tractor/loader NH TC29D, 4wd, 7308 

loader, ag tires, cruise, hydrostatic, 

336 hrs, 1 owner $14,500. 205/758- 


1065 Gehl, 1060 Gehl, 3940 JD, 2 

dump wagons for silage harvest 

$12,500; hydra. Ford S & N spray 

boom 57’ $1,750. 205/665-2415 or 

205/288-1860 (Shelby) 

Solid roller for Bigham Bros para-till 

new w/brackets $1,000; 385-75R-225 

floater tires on buds off 8100 spreader 

truck $1,200. 205/665-7359 or 

205/288-1696 (Shelby) 

2006 Case IH JX95, 115 hrs, 4wd, cab 

$35,000; JD 3-blade turning plow $500. 

Chris Newton 13027 Quinn Rd Athens 

35611; 256/777-9951 (Limestone) 

1979 C60 Chevy spreader truck 12’ 

hydraulic Fontaine bed $3,000; 17’ 

twin cyl flatbed dump, good shape 

$2,500; incinerator Jr $300. Ben 

Dollar 256/996-1760 (Dekalb) 

Woods backhoe model 1050 3pth 

attach for tractors, 50hp or more, new 

cond $5,500. 1281 Old Zion Rd 

Nauvoo 35578; 205/387-2808 

(Walker) 

2-row cultivator, 2 Covington planters, 

Covington side dresser exce shape, 

no rust $1,500/all. Jack Williamson 

251/578-5481 (Conecuh) 

F2 Gleaner combine, 438 black corn 

hd. fair cond $2,000. 256/523-5243 

(Cherokee) 

IH 1086 low hrs, 10’ heavy duty JD 

hydra disc $11,500, will separate; IH 

140 w/cultivators $4,000. 205/364- 

7878 or 205/399-9733 (Pickens) 

Pecan tree shaker, Savage 4600 

model $2,000; pecan sweeper Weiss 

10’ right side windrow model $1,800. 

251/928-5652 (Baldwin) 

MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS 

Power King garden tractors 2418 

$2,150 & 2414 $1,100 runs good 

equip. 21870 Al Hwy 79 Scottsboro 

35768; 256/587-6677 (Jackson) 

70 MD Kubota tractor 2wd 2sp transmission 

3 cyl eng. HD list 2200 series 

$2,500. Lone Sides 364 Butler Farm 

Rd Nauvoo 35578; 205/387-8003 

(Walker) 

Ford NH 3930 1998 model, 1 owner, 

$12,500. 205/491-0595 (Jefferson) 

4000 Ford 1974 model 54hp, 8sp, 

good tires/paint/lights, ps, hay rake, 

reconditioned, have repair bill, very 

strong $6,500. 256/725-4683 

(Madison) 

IH 1086 c/a duals, new interior/seat, 

rebuilt injector pump this spring, 5800 

hrs $10,500 firm. 205/249-1297 

(Shelby) 

Ford 7000, loader $10,000; MF 656 

hay roller $3,500. Kyle Patton PO Box 

401 Fulton 36446; 334/636-4858 

(Clarke) 

Model “V” Avery; “M” JD; “H” Farmall; 

Super “A” Farmall; “B” JD $1,000/ea, 

all not running. 11331 Hwy 188 Grand 

Bay 36541; 251/865-4357 (Mobile) 

Ford 3000 diesel tractor $3,300. 

Marvin Riverbark 334/726-0941 

(Houston) 

1998 JD tractor #870, 28hp, 346 hrs, 

4wd, ps, canopy #2246 bush hog 

loader, like new $11,700. Eddie 

McCrory 900 Persimmon Tr. Rd. 

Selma 36701; 334/872-2864 (Dallas) 

Cub Farmall disc turning plow $125; 

disc $50; cultivator $25, all usable 

cond. William Burton 205/491-3885 

(Jefferson) 

Corley sawmill 48” dia. Blade 15’ carriage, 

miner edger Corley trim saw, 

Cummins 4 cyl diesel power unit 

$5,500, 4-side planer $4,500. 

256/236-9210 (Calhoun) 

JD 95 combine 334 corn head, 2 grain 

drills, 14’ disc, 344 JD quick attach 

corn head $4,500, will separate. 

205/932-3761 (Fayette) 

JD 2840 tractor, bush hog RTH88 

tiller, 7’ HD bush hog cutter, 10’ Tufline 

disc, 3-row bottom plow $12,500. 

850/712-3478 (Pike) 

1995 Ford F800 flatbed truck used 

moving 30,000# hay $1,300 diesel. 

Mitch Mosley 251/675-4411 (Mobile) 

6265 Deutz Allis 4wd front loader cab 

air/heat low hrs $15,500; 24’ 06 

gooseneck trailer like new $3,000; 28’ 

BP trailer $1,300. 256/363-2793 


Int’l farm tractor 70’s, 3pth, 4 cyl gas 

runs good, original paint, model 2300 

$3,500. Brian Shrader 205/253-1022 

(Jefferson) 

JD 2130, diesel, 70hp, ps $5,750; JD 

2755, diesel, ps, 75hp $6,750; JD loader, 

146 model, bucket $3,800. Herman 

Parker 256/753-2953 (Marshall) 

5.0 caterpillar tow motor battery operated, 

new battery 2000# cap, good cond 

$2,750. 256/777-0845 (Limestone) 

Case IH 585, 52hp, 2900 hrs, remote 

outlets, canopy, roll-bar $8,500. Neal 

Harvey 120 Taylor Kizer St Lexington 

35648; 256/229-5040 or 256/648- 

1301 (Lauderdale) 

MISCELLANEOUS 

#75 seed cleaner $75. 256/259-6034 

(Jackson) 

Horse drawn cane mill Goldens new 

model #2X $400. John Kendrick 6283 

Hwy 63 N. Alex City 35010; 256/234- 

6695 (Tallapoosa) 

Lincoln Ranger 8 welder/generator 

10,000w, electric start Kohler command 

20hp, model CH205 ser. # 

31224D5021, 155 hrs great for welding 

truck $2,600. Mitchell Davidson 

205/221-6936 (Walker) 

Electric motor 3pth 50hp 1800rpm 

220/440v never used $400. 334/692- 

5521 (Houston) 

70 bf redwood V joint ¾” thick x 5” 

width $220. Vene Sneed 256/353- 


1-row tractors flat bottom plow $100; 

stalk cutter $75; section of disc $50; 

90% of cultivator $100. Bob Edwards 

4055 Al. Hwy 219 Selma 36701; 

334/874-6406 (Dallas) 

Service lift boom $60; horse trailer 

frame 14’ $100; cattle rack 8’ $50. 

Charles Garrett 3401 Hwy 31 Calera 

35040; 205/663-3216 (Shelby) 

Custom made contour greenhouse 2” 

solid steel frame 50’x35’x11’ 

$400/obo. Pat Reid 205/681-7484 

(Jefferson) 

Chicken house equip 10T feed bins 

$300; 400’ Roxell feed lines $300; 48” 

fans $40; 12’ cattle gap $200. Charlie 

Hunsucker 256/538-6640 (St Clair) 

Genuine JD manuals technical service 

manuals $65; parts manuals $35; 

operators manuals $25, add $5 

postage, limited selection. 256/574- 


New 2-horse wagon old style 54” bed, 

2-wheel hydra. brakes, chrome 

wheels, reclining seats, tow bar 

$1,000. 205/993-5900 (Marion) 

Chipper vacuum Troy-Bilt $450; 8hp 

Troy-Bilt tiller $850; shop Smith Mark 

V $850; radial arm saw $250; Delta 

14” band saw $350. 205/631-2730 

(Jefferson) 

Priefert manual head catch, new paint, 

good working order $300. J.T. Mohon 

6289 Wolf Creek Rd Townley 35587; 

205/924-4600 (Walker) 

55 gal. feed barrels w/ removable lids, 

caps are still sealed $10/each. Don 

Wade 21751 Hwy 216 McCalla 35111; 

205/966-0397 (Tuscaloosa) 

Cattle gates w/horse latches, heavy 

duty steel $80/ea, galvanized channel 

type gates 4 sizes $50-$80/ea, buy all 

gates $50/ea. Tammy Wade 21098 

Hwy 216 McCalla 35111; 205/477- 


Pallet forks 3pth, hay spear new $425. 

Randy Akers 1867 Morris Majestic Rd 

Morris 35116; 205/647-5250 (Jefferson) 

Ramacher pecan harvester w/dump 

Ramacher 8’ sweeper $10,000/obo; 1row 

potato planter $300; two 16.9-28 

tires, two 14.9-28 tires $150/all. 

251/591-1493 (Baldwin) 

McCormack hay baler $100; NH combine 

$100; 3 plows $35/ea; rake $100; 

mule drawn rake $250. 205/339-9319 

(Tuscaloosa) 

Heavy duty homemade log splitter 

$400; truck cover for long wheel base 

truck $50. Jimmy Johnson 806 Walnut 

St Bessemer 35020; 205/365-4552 

(Jefferson) 

Gourds birdhouse, craft, ornamental 

$.50-$2/ea; Okra $8/large basket, 

$30/bushel. 256/737-7330 (Cullman) 

Canning jars $3.50/doz, free canning 

jars by emptying when moved. 

256/852-2080 (Madison) 

Cypress & Cedar lumber $1.20/bft cut 

to your specifications. 251/246-5913 

(Clarke) 

Llamas 3 yo female, 9 mos male, 10 

yo gelded male $600/all. Gigi 

Nunnally 205/665-1444 (Shelby) 

Male Llama 6 mos brown w/silver 

face/ears, friendly, halter broken $150, 

request photos anonymouse71@ 

yahoo.com. 256/446-0622 (Colbert) 

Lumber Cedar $1.10/bft; Poplar 

$.85/bft; Pine $.50-$.60/bft. Wes 

Brown 251/564-2940 (Conecuh) 

Kiln dried lumber, Ash, Cedar, Cherry, 

rustic Maple, Poplar Oak, Walnut 

$1/up 1”x6”; V-groove paneling $.45/lft 

1”x8”; V-groove $.62/lft. Tommy Wright 

420 Watersedge Florence 35634; 

256/718-4005 (Lauderdale) 

Wagon 2-horse converted from old 

farm wagon, rubber tires, hydraulic 

brakes $850; riding cultivator very 

good cond $300 firm. 1111 Bailey Rd 

NW Arab 35016; 256/586-4517 

(Marshall) 

MISCELLANEOUS 

35 MF $3,000; 175 MF engine, rearend 

$650; AGCO 680 front-end loader 

$3,500. A.G. Dudley 334/872-9285 

(Autauga) 

24” vent van for shop/chicken house 

$150. 205/317-2711 (Jefferson) 

20 horse corral panels 10’ wide 61” tall 

made by Applegate, chain interlock 

panels $850. 205/924-0825 after 

4:30pm (Walker) 

Pea butterbean sheller 2 motors 

w/shaker 5 min. per bushel $1,200. 

Dempsey Lee 4595 Ed George Rd 

Semmes 36575; 251/645-4358 

(Mobile) 

24’ gooseneck trailer 750-16 duel 

wheel tandem axle steel floor $2,000. 

985 CR 468 Hanceville 35077; 

256/734-5328 (Cullman) 

Super “A” motor parts $25-$75; Super 

“C” rim 11-2-36 $50; 11-2-24 tire $75; 

8-3-24 $75; Super “C” rear wheel 

wghts $45; Farmall Cub eng. block 

$150. 205/938-2359 (Bibb) 

Fence post, poles for barns up to 30’ 

long $1/ft, can deliver. Earl Owens 

859 Montgomery Hwy Centreville 

35042; 205/926-7509 (Bibb) 

16’ electric hay elevator $600; old surplus 

generator 92 amps 120v $500; 

Barnes gas mud pump 2” suction discharge 

new $800. 8800 Williams St 

Citronelle 36522; 251/866-7477 

(Mobile) 

Hand crank corn mill $125; Black 

Hawk corn sheller $50; mule drawn 

hay rake $200; blacksmith shop blowers 

$125. Edward Cofield 256/363- 

2481 (Randolph) 

Greenhouse approx 24x80 shade 

cloth & ext. ribs good cond $2,000 

take down. Fred Reed 30 Park Rd 

Pleasant Grove 35127; 205/744-4455 

(Jefferson) 

New 24 hr feed time clock $75; 110 10 

min timer $20; 300# rooster feed hopper 

$60; 150# feed hopper $25. 

Nathan Barck 4276 CR 1043 Cullman 

35057; 256/747-9909 (Cullman) 

Electric cattle oil sprayer $50; hand 

pumps for 55 gal. drum $40. 256/658- 

3479 (Madison) 

4-wheel farm wagon factory built 20’ 

metal floor, body good, baled hay 

wagon $375. PO Box 1046 Bay Minette 

36507; 251/604-6356 (Baldwin) 

Semen storage tank for artificial breeding 

$300. 256/557-2467 (Dekalb) 

2 tractor tires mounted 18-4-34 

$500/both; 900:20 & 1000:20 tires 

mounted on rims $50/up/ea. 334/566- 

6169 (Pike) 

Two 500’ rolls unused 1/0 triplex electrical 

service wire, great for barn run 

$400. Gary Peace 205/681-5458 

(Jefferson) 

Small manure spreader 14 bushel pull 

w/lawn mower $225; Burch corn 

planter 2-row 3pt $425; JD corn 

planter 2-row 3pt $350. 256/729-6517 

or 256/206-0578 (Limestone) 

Stainless steel tubing 1 7/16 OD x 8’4” 

$1.25/ft; 1 7/8 OD x 6’-12’ $1.75/ft or 

trade for aluminum roofing, plywood, 

bldg supplies. 256/974-6472 (Lawrence) 

Mule/horse drawn wagon, rubber 

tires, springs, 6 bucket seats, covered 

top exce shape $2,250/obo. 484 

Green Acres Rd Eastaboga 36260; 

256/831-4243 (Calhoun) 

Cane mill Belknap bluegrass #3 horse 

mill very heavy $175; 80 gal. kettle 

$850. 205/674-0164 (Jefferson) 

500 gal. fuel tank w/hand pump $200. 

334/684-9129 (Geneva) 

1974 F350 flatbed truck, 4sp, electric 

brake hookup, good gas mileage/cond 

$1,700. 256/574-1740 (Jackson) 

Feed bin 10 ton new boot, slide gate 

$300 firm. 312 CR 1481 Cullman 

35058; 256/734-0446 (Cullman) 

Stock trailer 24’ gooseneck, new floor, 

good cond, 2 spare tires, center gate 

$3,350/obo. Elizabeth Miller PO Box 

1232 Smiths Station 36877; 706/405- 

9674 (Lee)


MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS, BULBS, SEEDS 

Rough Pine lumber $.20/ft. 256/462- 


Chipper/shredder MTD 8hp $350/trade 

for small horse/hay; wood splitter built 

heavy duty Kohler engine D9 cylinder 

$350/trade for livestock/hay. 205/841- 


Structure steel 60’x100’ 20’ canopy pre 

engineered bldg fastners, cable included 

new $15,750. Sandy Kilpatrick 619 

Walkers Crossing Rd Pell City 35128; 

205/338-4753 (St Clair) 

Chain drive Camden tiller $25; hydra 

floor bumper jack $35; Craftsman 18” 

band saw w/stand $20. Charlie 

Cornelison 649 Berry Hollow Rd Gurley 

35748; 256/776-3743 (Madison) 

Ford pickup 2000 model F150 LWB 

good rubber used on farm $5,000; 

dump truck F600 Ford (farm use) 

older model runs/tires good $2,000. 

J.N. Beard 205/655-7682 (Jefferson) 

3pt PTO post hole digger $100. 

Richard MacDonald 205/655-8177 

(Jefferson) 

Llama male breeding age reddish 

brown gentle $225. H. Lewis 205/663- 

9879 (Shelby) 

13hp electric irrigation pump, 136gpm 

$850; 12,000 gal. fiberglass fuel/water 

tank $850. 888/290-8590 (Clay) 

Hit/Miss, throttle governor fly wheel 

eng. Cushman upright $400; Economy 

$700; Stover $850. Herschel Thornell 

3807 Marie Cook Dr Montgomery 

36109; 334/272-2184 or 334/399-9139 

(Montgomery) 

1000 gal portable anhydrous tank suitable 

for water, unvalved, good tires, 

hitch fits 2” ball $500 firm. Debra 

Marchard 251/824-7436 (Mobile) 

40x250 chicken house 8’ & 12’ wood 

posts, 5V tin, take down, remove from 

property $500. H.C. Adamson 

334/451-2873 (Coosa) 

Air compressor 25hp, 120 gal. tank 

w/controls $4,000/obo. 205/807-7580 

(Jefferson) 

Hahn highboy sprayer 48’ booms 

$1,200; 12 finger style farrowing 

crates, tender foot flooring “free.” Todd 

Cassebaum 251/962-2110 (Baldwin) 

4 wheels, solid rubber for skid, steer 

loader, plugs $250. 256/232-1549 

(Limestone) 

PLANTS, BULBS, 

SEEDS 

Heading collard seed, some white 

stemmed, white leaved $2.50/tblsp, 

SASE 2 stamps. 1504 Hubbard Rd 

Newton 36352; 334/692-3323 (Houston) 

White multiplying onion sets 

$22.50/gal; $15/half gal. P.P; old 

reseeding Petunia or Sweet William 

seed $3/tblsp + SASE. John Green 

1354 Mardis Mill Rd Blountsville 

35031; 205/429-3929 (Blount) 

Want older heirloom Alabama farm 

type daffodil bulbs & white spider lilies 

by the hundreds. Diane Simpson 

256/842-0300 or 256/830-5592 

(Madison) 

Want seed for Alabama Larkspur to 

sow this fall to cover 20’x20’ on hillside, 

respond by email junemays@bellsouth.net. 

June Mays 205/324-7476 or 

205/541-3740 (Jefferson) 

Double Poppy Red, Purple Angel 

Trumpet, Texas Star, Yellow Angel 

Trumpet, Zebrina, Mexican Sunflower, 

Confederate Rose, Candelabra $1/pkg 

SASE G.R. Hinson 3413 Wiley Rd 

Montgomery 36106; 334/277-0234 

(Montgomery) 

Daylilies 3 fans $5 all colors, healthy 

plants, large blooms, sale through 

September. Helen Danner 1865 CR 

30 Ethelsville 35461; 205/658-2263 

(Pickens) 

Japanese Maples $5-$300, good collection 

name varieties/sizes, no shipping. 

Paul & Glenda Lowe 11265 Hwy 

50 Dadeville 36853; 256/896-0105 

Thurs-Sat. (Tallapoosa) 

Want Hickory corn seed 2007. Floyd 

Posey 824 Co Hwy 67 Guin 35563; 

205/468-3257 (Marion) 

Granny gray beard tree seeds $2/15 

seeds + SASE. William Jewell 508 CR 

30 Thomaston 36783; 334/385-2322 

(Marengo) 

Ginseng dried roots $8/oz; golden 

seal dried roots $4/oz, will grind into 

powder, add postage w/order. Ronald 

Young 205 Mystic Trail W. Boaz 

35956; 256/593-0878 (Etowah) 

Purple angel trumpet, Texas star hibiscus, 

castor mole bean, cocktail, hollyhock, 

gallon size gourd, $2/pkg 

+SASE+2 stamps. Fran Higdon 2214 

CR 92 Higdon 35979. 256/597-2691 

(Jackson) 

Leyland cypress well rooted gal. pots, 

great for fall planting, good for screens 

privacy, Evergreen natural conical 

shape $3/gal. Webb Thornhill 15107 

Al Hwy 71 Pisgah 35765; 256/451- 


Want heading German collard seed. 

Annie Johns 251 Weogufka Rd 

Sylacauga 35151 (Coosa) 

White, orange angel trumpet $3/21 

ppd; purple money plant; larkspur; 

Mexican hat; mixed columbine $1 

SASE; Indian pinks wildflower $2/30 

SASE. Mildred Maroney 784 Tolucah 

Rd. Valhermoso Spg 35775; 256/778- 

8561 (Morgan) 

20 assorted varieties Camellia rooted 

cuttings $15 + $4 postage; 10 assorted 

varieties Camellia liners 3 ¼” pots 

$15 + $6.50 shipping. James Rohmer 

3703 Moffett Rd Mobile 36618; 

251/343-6891 (Mobile) 

Bee balm scarlet, red Tex star heirloom, 

hibiscus, hyacinth bean pu/wh 

money plant, stokesia, hollyhock rd/pk 

society garlic, swap any for larkspur 

$1/pkg + SASE 2 stamps. E.B. Barton 

3133 Boxwood Dr. Hoover 35216 

205/822-1266 (Jefferson) 

Elephant garlic cloves $5/lb, $8 minimum 

shipping. David Eaton 350 

Eaton Dr Sylvan Spg 35118; 205/497- 

1449 after 4pm (Jefferson) 

RABBITS 

French & English Lop, English 

Angoras, dwarf Hotots, quality show, 

brood stock, some pets available 

$30/up. 205/330-7966 (Tuscaloosa) 

San Juan, Red Mountain runners 

great for Beagle training, references, 

$5-$8/ea. 251/867-4166 or 251/867- 

1018 (Escambia) 

New Zealand, Californian New 

Zealand cross breeding does $8/ea; 

mini Rex breeding age $10/ea; cotton 

tail Cane Cutter cross breeding age 

$5. Angela Turner 205/998-3448 

(Tuscaloosa) 

SHEEP & GOATS 

Angora buck unreg. white, purebred, 

weaned in August, very tame $100/ea; 

Mohair $3/lb unwashed, for weaving, 

rugs, crafts. Patty Tyler 10796 Hwy 50 

Dadeville 36853; 256/896-2175 

(Tallapoosa) 

ADGA reg. 2 ½ yo Nubian, keeping 

son Monarch grandson $250. Clayton 

Garner 205/338-9527 (St Clair) 

Performance tested ½ Kiko cross 

bucks, does $100-$250; 2 yo reg. 

100% New Zealand Kiko buck $2,000. 

205/755-2188 (Chilton) 

Gulf Coast sheep: GCSBA reg. bred 

ewes, ewe lambs, unrelated ram 

lambs starting $150/ea. detailed info 

visit www.gulfcoastsheepbreeders.org 

David James 2262 Hwy 59 Spruce 

Pine 35585; 256/332-6847 (Franklin) 

Alpine buck $100; African pygmy 

bucks $45 very friendly raised w/kids, 

does may be available soon. 205/884- 

2630 (St Clair) 

SHEEP & GOATS 

White Katahdin sheep ewes, rams, 

some bred $125/up. 256/899-2303 

(Dekalb) 

Lift Him Up Ranch reg. full blood SA 

Boers Billies, exce bloodline, health, 

gentle, nannies & % $100/up. Matt 

Smith 1435 CR 633 Ranburne 36273; 

256/748-2626 (Cleburne) 

Boer mix goats, 1 Billy 9 mos $145; 1 

Nanny & 1 Billy 3 ½ mos $80. Gerald 

Capps 205/910-1982 or 205/938-2441 

(Bibb) 

Two 15 mos Nubian does healthy 

pretty, must go together, ready to 

breed, from registered herd $150/ea. 

618 Nuckols Rd Seale 36875; 

334/855-4870 (Russell) 

Katahdin Dorper cross ewes & rams, 

flock reduction sale $125-$175. 

Frances Breslin 205/646-2510 

evenings (Chilton) 

Want registered Alpine buck reasonable. 

Jerry Wright 10015 Long 

Meadow Rd Madison 35756; 256/534- 

3982 (Madison) 

Tenn. fainting goats does, bucks all 

colors, young, grown $100/up; black 

belly sheep rams $65. Wally Kornegay 

3718 Valley Ford Rd Adger 35006; 

205/426-4765 (Jefferson) 

20 Katahdin sheep 13 young rams, 

ewes breeding ram, 6 bred adult ewes 

$70/up, $2,000/all. Mackie Whittington 

1779 Wilson Chapel Rd Oneonta 

35121; 205/466-3330 (Blount) 

Boer bucks 100% 6 mos $150; 94% 

doe $100 exce bloodline, wormed, 

vaccinated, tagged, tattooed. Anne 

Fuqua 9295 Hwy 29 Brewton 36426; 

251/867-4687 (Escambia) 

% SA Boer goats $40/up. 205/674- 

5790 (Walker) 

Full SA Boers, Bingo, Bingo 

Superman’s son, Eggfile, Bodicious 

Hoot, others; 9 does herd buck, 2 

young bucks, herd sellout $200/up. 

Jeremy McDonald 205/486-8624 or 

205/269-7047 (Winston) 

Pygmy bucks, does from reg. stock 

$50/up small type. 256/587-6449 

(Jackson) 

Alpine doe born 4/07; Saanen/Alpine 

doe 5/07; Alpine male born 3/06, $45- 

$100. Merrillyn Humphries 59 Swindle 

Rd Hodges 35571; 205/935-1916 

(Franklin) 

100% Boer Billies $100/ea, can register. 

Tyler Limbaugh 1625 Beason 

Cove Rd Steele 35987; 205/594-7600 

leave msg (St Clair) 

Pygmy goats different colors males 

$40, females $50. Raymond Mahaffey 

205/680-8285 (Jefferson) 

ABGA reg full blood & % Boer goats, 

reds paint, traditional, meat goats, 

breeding stock $100-$400. Chris Hill 

50 Gladden Rd Springville 35146; 

205/467-9389 (Blount) 

Boer, Kiko goats, % & FB, commercial, 

show bucks, does, 4 mos – 2 yo 

$75-$300. 256/599-0204 (Jackson) 

Exce selection reg. & % Boer goats, 

bucks, does, 3 mos – 3 yo $75/up. 

Terry Parker 334/821-8760 (Lee) 

Nubian does, disease free $100-$250; 

spotted blk & wht buck $200. Diana Sauer 

706/478-5534 diana.sauer@gmail.com 

(Lee) 

17 Kiko cross bucks born Dec, some 

¾ $75/up; Kiko better feet & stomachs, 

healthiest kids, pictures 

bama_bikeguy@yahoo.com 256/796- 


35 Boer nannies/Billys kids 3-5 mos 

$50-$75; 90 full blood purebred does 

heavy bred due 9/20 $125-$200. Tom 

Sullivan 256/685-1009 (Morgan) 

Boers 75% Billies $50/ea; Nannies 

$65/ea, large goats 100#-150# 

$100/ea. 205/491-9174 (Jefferson) 

Full blooded Boer & SA Boer Billies, 

exce bloodline Eggsfile, Cloud 

Dancing, Eggspence, Eggs-Ryals, 

Kaptein, some ready for breeding, traditional, 

paints, % Billies, Nannies 

$75/up. Perry Verdun 11368 CR 49 

Heflin 36264; 256/748-8906 or 

770/841-5134 (Cleburne) 

SHEEP & GOATS 

2 reg. QR yearling rams, white, good 

hair coat, grass fed only, SFCP since 

2005, $150/ea. Greg & Janie Dennis 

1582 CR 852 Ranburne 36273; 

770/862-2531 (Cleburne) 

SWINE 

Meat pigs $25/up good selection to 

choose from. Mike Small 61 Pine Trail 

Altoona 35952; 205/589-6790 or 

256/504-6645 (Etowah) 

Red feeder pigs $25. 256/748-2285 

(Cleburne) 

2 large sows 400-500# 1 white, 1 

black $175/both. 334/684-7747, leave 

msg (Geneva) 

SYRUP, HONEY, 

BEES 

Rear your own queens using the cell 

punch method, it’s easy without having 

to graft larvae, tool w/complete photo 

instructions $15 ppd. Wil Montgomery 

1401 Lakemont Dr. S. Southside 35907 

(Etowah) 

20 frame S.S. Maxant extractor $575; 

Maxant 4 frame reversible extractor 

$575. W.C. Moore 271 Holiday Shores 

Rd Scottsboro 35769; 256/582-6150 

(Marshall) 

Need 150 gal. Alabama wild flower 

honey, will furnish 5 gal. pails $1 +/- per 

lb. 205/496-0067 (Greene) 

Several hives some singles, some 1 

2/3 story hives, singles $80/ea; 1 2/3 

$100/ea. Gregory Green 163 

Higgingbotham Rd Empire 35063; 

205/648-0036 after 7pm (Walker) 

25 bee hives $130/hive. 251/605-6271 

or 251/649-4414 (Mobile) 

WANTED 

12” bucket for Case 480 backhoe. 

Scott Smith 256/354-0036 (Clay) 

WANTED 

Brillion culti-packer seeder, 3pth, 5 ½’ 

width, good/exce cond. 256/682-4032 

(Madison) 

Wisconsin VH4D engine running or 

not. Alfred Richards 205/913-8036 

(Walker) 

Anvil & other blacksmith equipment, 

old farm tools. 205/594-5474 (St Clair) 

Well pump shallow or deep, needed 

to pump water from river for garden. 

C. Sawyer 348 Bells Camp Rd Adger 

35006; 205/497-3025 (Jefferson) 

JD 1020 or 1120 for parts, any condition, 

similar tractor ok. Ray Hobson 

205/758-4528 (Tuscaloosa) 

Old grist mill or old mill stones, any 

size. Richard Eaves 334/289-8906 

raleaves@email.com (Marengo) 

80 gal. or larger syrup kettle, pay reasonable 

price, pickup. J. English 

3206 Vernon Ave Opelika 36801; 

334/745-4552 (Lee) 

6’ 3pth reverse tine tiller, cultivators 

for Super “A” or cub running w/cultivators 

mounted. John McFaddin 

334/283-5234 (Elmore) 

Want watering trailer/truck. 256/389- 

8470 (Colbert) 

Small feed bin w/hopper for children 

zoo barn area, can be used, needs to 

work. Marcia Riedmiller 2630 

Cahaba Road Birmingham 35223; 

205/879-0409 ext 203 (Jefferson) 

Smithy lathe/mill combo machine, will 

consider any model, very good cond. 

Paul Wallace 256/773-8749 (Morgan) 

Restoring cub Farmall need used 

parts reasonable. 256/586-6989 or 

256/486-1445 (Marshall) 

Automatic cattle head catch; heavy 

gauge sub-soiler 3pth. Terry Griffith 

2360 Mud Creek Road Adger 35006; 

205/491-3036 or 205/965-8516 

(Jefferson) 

2007 COUNTY FAIRS 

Etowah County Fair Sept. 5-8 

Marshall County Fair Sept. 11-16 

Northwest Alabama Fair Sept. 11-15 

Cullman County Fair Sept. 17-23 

Jackson County Fair Sept. 17-22 

Shelby County Fair Sept. 17-22 

Autauga County Fair Sept. 18-22 

Blount County Fair Sept. 18-22 

North Alabama State Fair Sept. 18-23 

Tennessee Valley Expo/Morgan Co. Fair Sept. 20-29 

DeKalb County Fair Sept. 24-29 

Baldwin County Fair Sept. 25-29 

Butler County Fair Sept. 25-29 

Pike County Fair Sept. 25-29 

Central Alabama Fair Oct. 1-6 

Lee County Fair Oct. 2-6 

Alabama National Fair Oct. 5-14 

Monroe County Fair Oct. 9-13 

Fayette County Fair Oct. 16-20 

Greater Gulf State Fair Oct. 19-28 

Covington County Fair Oct. 22-28 

Lawrence County Fair Oct. 23-27 

National Peanut Festival Nov. 2-11 

September is National Chicken Month! 

For a tasty chicken 

recipe go to: 

www.eatchicken.com


4-H'ers Earn National Championship 

The Coosa County 

4-H Wildlife Team represented 

Alabama at the 

National 4-H Wildlife 

Habitat Evaluation Invitational 

in Cedar City, 

Utah on July 25-29, 2007. 

They returned home as 

National Champions. 

They were followed in 

the competition by the 

home team from Utah 

in second place, and 

Texas in third place. 

Nineteen states were 

represented and all the 

teams were already state 

champions. 

Team members 

included Anna Vines, 

Elijah Phillips, Samuel 

Cordner and Treavor 

Abrams and were 

coached by County Extension 

Coordinator, Roger Vines and 

Kristy Abrams. Anna Vines was 

the overall high scoring individual, 

Elijah Phillips placed fourth 

and Samuel Cordner came in at 

9th overall. The fourth member, 

Treavor Abrams, also did well 

but placed out of the top ten. 

"The competition was very 

challenging. Our team members 

had to study really hard to learn 

an entirely new habitat that was 

so very different from Alabama. 

The competition site was on 

land dominated by high desert 

sagebrush and rugged mountains. 

The Utah and Texas teams, 

which placed second and third 

had the advantage of being on 

familiar ground, so that made me 

especially proud of our Alabama 

team members who still came 

out on top" stated Vines. "I have 

been coaching this team since 

they were in the fourth grade 

and so it's great to see them 

reach this long sought after 

goal." 

Pictured from left to right are Roger Vines, coach; Treavor Abrams, Anna Vines, Samuel 

Cornder (in back), and Elijah Phillips. Chaperone Kristy Abrams, not pictured. 

The teams competed in several 

different events, including aerial 

photo interpretation, wildlife 

foods, wildlife habitat management 

practices, a written rural 

wildlife plan, and a written urban 

wildlife plan. As always the scores 

were very close, but Alabama won 

with a 10 point margin over the 

second place Utah team. This victory 

marks the tenth time, Coosa 

County 4-H has had a team participate 

in the national wildlife event. 

During the compettion the 

4-H’ers made new friends from 

all across the country and learned 

about the plants and animals of 

the American West. But just as 

important, they learned about 

commitment to a goal, the value 

of hard work, and how to support 

their team mates. The 4- 

H'ers also learned to appreciate 

the support of their community, 

since over $2,700 was raised 

locally to support the team on 

their trip. 

The 4-H Wildlife Habitat 

Evaluation Program, commonly 

known as WHEP, is an educational 

program of the 

Cooperative Extension System to 

teach youth about the value and 

principles involved in managing 

wildlife resources. It started as a 

state 4-H program in Tennessee 

and has grown to a nation-wide 

event. Participants must first win 

their state competition to earn 

the chance to compete nationally. 

A rule is in place that allows 

teams to only participate in one 

national WHEP, so each state 

winning team only gets "one 

shot" at winning the national. 

The contest also moves to a different 

host state each year, so the 

contest has been held all over the 

country through the years. Next 

year, the event will held in 

Oklahoma. The National WHEP 

is sponsored by the U.S. Fish and 

Wildlife Service and International 

Paper. 

For more inforamtion please 

contact Roger Vines by e-mail at 

vinesrc@auburn.edu or call 256/ 

377-4713. 

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UPCOMING AG EVENTS 

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• September 1 & 15 - Alabama Goat Auction at 15125 AL Hwy 168 in 

Boaz at 10:00 a.m. For more information contact David G. Sumners at 

256/878-0739. 

• September 1, 15 & 29 - East Alabama Goat & Poultry Auction at 

1006 Co Rd 474 in Woodland at noon. For more information contact 

Phil Stewart (home) 256/449-6376 or (cell) 404/535-9713. 

• September 1, 15 & 29 - (4 p.m.) & September 8 & 22 (noon) - Clay 

Co. Goat & Poultry Auction at 748 Co Rd 91 in Goodwater. For more 

information call Richard Askew 256/839-6824. 

• September 8 & 22 - Southeast Alabama Goat & Poultry Auction 

at 1752 Co Rd 43 in Clayton at 10:00 a.m. For more information call 

Rodney Hurst at 334/695-2438 or 334/775-7170. 

• September 9 & 10 - ABRA, P.A.C. approved open horse show with 

Halter, Western, English Pleasure, Walk/Trot & Green Horse classes. 

For more information call Paula at 229/776-0544. 

• September 11 - "Making Cows out of Heifers" workshop will be 

held at the USDA Service Center Building at 155 Reform Street in 

Carrollton. The workshop will provide information about selection 

and development of a heifer from birth until she produces her first 

calf. For more information contact Sam Wiggins at 205/367-8148. 

• September 22 - Southeastern Horse Breeders Association 2007 

Production Quarter Horse sale at Cullman Stockyards at noon. 100 

head of reg. quality Quarter Horses available. For more information 

log onto www.southeasternhorsebreeders.com or call 205/221-5257. 

• October 20-21 - Southeastern Foxtrotter Fall Show will be held at T. 

Ed Garrison Arena in Clemson, SC. For more information contact 

Kimberli Nichols at knichols@servicetransport.com or 864/304-1614. 

• October 20 - Peinhardt Farm/Old Time Logging/Woodworking 

Day will be held in Cullman from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more information 

call 256/734-0850 or email bjohn781@aol.com. 

HAY DIRECTORY FORM 

Producers who wish to be included in the Hay Directory should 

provide the information requested below and mail the form by 

October 31, 2007 to: 

Livestock Market News 

Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries 

P.O. Box 3336 

Montgomery, AL 36109-0336 

Ph. 334/240-7180 or 1-800-642-7761 ext. 7180 

This form is to be used for the Hay Directory ONLY and must be 

completely filled out to be used in the directory. Please DO NOT 

use this form to send in ads for the Farmers’ Bulletin. This Hay 

Directory Form should be mailed to the address listed above. Ads 

should be mailed to the attention of the Alabama Farmers’ and 

Consumers’ Bulletin. Failure to send information to the proper name 

and address may prevent your information from being printed. 

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Example Form: 

LOCATION Montgomery 

STATE Alabama 

HAY AMOUNT 250 bales 

HAY TYPE Bermuda & Bahia 

PRICE $45 per bale 

Contact Name Randy or Mike 

Phone 334/234-4567 

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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT 

Not YO' Mama's Pepper 

Marmalade originated as a 

thoughtful and original Christmas 

gift for friends and family 

but has now grown into a huge 

hit across Alabama! The couple, 

Brian and Caroline 

Taylor, who formed 

this family-owned 

business in Birmingham, 

says the idea 

came from spending 

their first Christmas 

together as an engaged 

couple. Instead of giving 

out Christmas 

sweets, Brian came up 

with an idea and 

recipe to create pepper 

marmalade. "The pepper 

marmalade was a huge success 

so we decided to give it out 

at our wedding as well. After 

this the demand just grew and 

so did we" says Caroline Taylor. 

The original pepper marmalade 

is made with a blend of 

red and yellow sweet bell peppers, 

pure cane sugar, and the 

finest cider vinegar spiked with 

orange zest, mango and 

Serrano peppers. The slightly 

spicy, sweet and sour marmalade 

is great for appetizers, 

your favorite meat, seafood or 

vegetables. For those that like it 

a little bit hotter, 

Habanero Marmalade 

can easily do the trick. 

Now that you are ready 

to experience the delicious 

taste of Not Yo' 

Mamas Gourmet Foods, 

you can rush out to your 

nearest specialty or natural 

food store, along 

with several other retail 

stores across the state, 

including Whole Foods 

in Birmingham, to get a 

jar! Or for your convenience, 

you can purchase Not Yo' 

Mamas marmalades on their 

website at www.notyomamasgourmet.com. 

For more information 

on other Alabama 

owned companies visit the 

Alabama Department of Agriculture 

and Industries' website 

at www.agi.alabama.gov. 

Sparks Visits Hoover Biofuel Facility 

Pictured from left to right, Dr. Ernst Cebert, an Agronomist with 

Alabama A & M University, Birmingham Mayor Tony Petelos and 

Commissioner Sparks at the biodiesel facility in Hoover. 

Recently Birmingham 

Mayor Tony Petelos gave 

Commissioner of Agriculture 

and Industries Ron Sparks a 

tour of a facility in Hoover that 

collects used cooking oil and 

produces biodiesel. A blend 

generally referred to as "B20" is 

then made using 20% biodiesel 

and 80% regular diesel fuel. 

Sparks recognized the advantages 

such an operation could 

provide and decided to put a 

plan into action immediately to 

create a similar facility in the 

Montgomery area. 

During the tour Dr, Ernest 

Cebert, an Agronomist with 

Alabama A & M University, 

shared about his research on 

using canola as a legitimate 

feedstock to produce alternative 

fuels in Alabama. The 

Department is partnering with 

Alabama A & M University to 

continue this research. 

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS... 

AND YOUR CUSTOMERS 

Availability of E-85 Ethanol and 

B20 Biodiesel fuels is rapidly 

spreading across the country. 

More and more vehicles are 

being offered that use alternative 

fuels. Now is the time to learn 

about both fuels and what it 

takes to make them available at 

retail stations in Alabama. Learn 

how to apply for up to $50,000 in 

grant monies to help defray the 

cost of any pumps and/or tanks 

as part of the I-65 Clean 

Corridors program. During 

September, ADECA and the 

Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition 

will be hosting 4 workshops for 

gas station owners on having 

alternative fuels available at their 

pumps for the Alabama Clean 

Corridors program. According to 

Mark C. Bentley, Executive 

Director, Alabama Clean Fuels 

Coalition, "We applaud the 

efforts of Commissioner Sparks 

and everyone involved in the 

Center for Alternative Fuels at 

the Department of Agriculture 

and Industries. The growth of 

CAFO Owners Receive Compensation for Inspection Fees 

The Alabama Department 

of Agriculture & Industries, in 

cooperation with USDA Natural 

Resources Conservation Service 

(NRCS), has implemented a program 

to compensate all 

Concentrated Animal Feeding 

Operations (CAFO) owners for 

the majority of the cost for the 

annual inspection, which is 

required by the Alabama 

Department of Environmental 

Management (ADEM). The program 

is funded by NRCS in conjunction 

with the Alabama 

Department of Agriculture & 

Industries (ADAI), which is 

responsible for administering the 

program. Commissioner Ron 

alternative fuels - specifically 

those produced from agricultural 

feedstocks - is very important to 

the economic development of 

our state. Both biodiesel (from 

WHAT IS A CLEAN CORRIDOR? 

Pictured from left to right are Johnny Adams, Executive Director, Alabama Poultry & Egg Association, 

Robby Nichols, Koch Foods broiler producer, Commissioner Sparks and Jimmy Carlisle, Director, 

Alabama Farmers Federation Commodity Producer Services. 

Sparks, along with Gary Kobylski 

of NRCS, Johnny Adams of 

Alabama Poultry & Egg 

Association, Jimmy Carlisle of 

Alabama Farmers Federation, 

and Steve Jenkins of the Alabama 

Department of Environmental 

Management were instrumental 

in providing assistance to all 

CAFO owners who have had this 

extra cost added to their operating 

budgets. 

A Qualified Credential 

Professional (QCP) performs the 

required inspection and is paid by 

the CAFO owner. The QCP 

signs a voucher form provided 

by ADAI and gives it to the 

CAFO owner. The CAFO 

soybeans) and ethanol (from 

corn) are the primary alternative 

and renewable fuels benefiting 

the agricultural industry in 

Alabama.” 

A Clean Corridor is a highway on 

which motorists and fleets can find 

and purchase clean burning alternative 

fuels such as E-85 Ethanol 

and B20 Biodiesel. 

The Alabama Department of 

Economic and Community Affairs 

(ADECA) and the Alabama Clean 

Fuels Coalition (ACFC) applied for 

and received a Department of 

Energy (DOE) grant to install the 

infrastructure for six retail E-85 

Ethanol and five B20 Biodiesel 

pumps at retail stations along I-65 

as part of this multi state program. 

Workshop Locations & Dates: All Workshops 8 am - noon 

Birmingham - September 11 - Lawson State Community College 

Huntsville/Decatur - September 12 - Calhoun Community College 

Montgomery - September 13 - Department of Agriculture & Industries 

Evergreen/Greenville - September 14 - Reid State Technical College 

Register at www.AlabamaCleanCorridors.com or call 205/402-2755 

owner then completes the 

remainder of the voucher form 

and submits it, along with a copy 

of the inspection form and a 

copy of the invoice, to ADAI for 

reimbursement. 

This program was implemented 

July 1, 2006, and completed 

its first year June 30, 2007. 

During the year, 309 CAFO 

owners applied for and received 

reimbursement. Of these 309 

CAFO's, 280 were poultry producers, 

20 were swine producers, 

3 were dairies, and 6 were stockyards. 

A total of $59,100.00 was 

reimbursed to the CAFO owners. 

This very successful program 

will be continued this year.

Labam laba - Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries ...

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