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A LABAMA<br />
LABA<br />
VOLUME 55 NO. 9<br />
SPARKS’<br />
REMARKS<br />
Commissioner<br />
Ron Sparks<br />
www.agi.a<strong>laba</strong>ma.gov<br />
MA<br />
F a r m ers a n d Consumers Bulletin<br />
September i s National H oney Month!<br />
Hurricane Preparedness for Animals<br />
In the aftermath <strong>of</strong><br />
Hurricanes Katrina <strong>and</strong> Rita in<br />
2005, we at the <strong>Department</strong><br />
saw that many people had trouble<br />
evacuating because <strong>of</strong> the<br />
lack <strong>of</strong> animal shelters. There<br />
were also many displaced animals<br />
because pet owners had<br />
not been prepared to find locations<br />
to safely house their animals.<br />
Because most human<br />
shelters do not allow pets or<br />
livestock, our staff began to<br />
look for ways to safely house<br />
animals <strong>and</strong> to inform the public<br />
about what to do with their<br />
companion animals in the event<br />
<strong>of</strong> a natural disaster.<br />
If a hurricane approaches<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma, there will be three<br />
disaster shelters equipped to<br />
take pets. The disaster animal<br />
shelters are coordinated<br />
between the state <strong>and</strong> respective<br />
local <strong>of</strong>ficials. They will be<br />
in Montgomery at Garrett<br />
Coliseum, Birmingham at the<br />
Fairgrounds, <strong>and</strong> Dothan at the<br />
Houston County Farm Center,<br />
with Garrett Coliseum being<br />
the primary shelter because <strong>of</strong><br />
its central location. The shelters<br />
will be available for any animal<br />
including livestock, pets or<br />
exotics. It may get a little<br />
crowded, but no animal will be<br />
turned away.<br />
One concern many animal<br />
owners have is that they want to<br />
stay in a shelter that is near their<br />
animals' shelter. There will be<br />
collocated shelters where people<br />
<strong>and</strong> animals would be on<br />
the same premises, but not in<br />
the same physical location. For<br />
example, horses would be in the<br />
stables, while people would be<br />
sheltered in an arena.<br />
Shelter staffing will be<br />
coordinated by the State <strong>of</strong><br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma through dedicated<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional staff <strong>and</strong> assisted by<br />
volunteers. The <strong>Department</strong>'s<br />
State <strong>Agriculture</strong> Response<br />
Team (SART) will be working<br />
closely with the A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
Veterinary Medical Association,<br />
veterinary schools, humane<br />
associations, rescue groups, <strong>and</strong><br />
volunteer organizations to care<br />
for companion animals during<br />
an emergency.<br />
The shelters will have their<br />
own food, water <strong>and</strong> cages<br />
through state <strong>and</strong> federal funding<br />
<strong>and</strong> donations. The state<br />
will also be providing the necessary<br />
equipment <strong>and</strong> medical<br />
exams to sustain the animals,<br />
but if possible, owners should<br />
bring the pet's medication,<br />
leash, bowls, food, carrier or<br />
cage, medical records, <strong>and</strong> tags.<br />
Animals will be registered<br />
as they are brought in. The staff<br />
will also scan for microchips<br />
<strong>and</strong> tags for unattended animals.<br />
This will make it easier to<br />
reunite pets <strong>and</strong> owners after a<br />
hurricane or other disaster.<br />
At this time, there is not a<br />
plan in place for the state to aid<br />
in transporting animals, but we<br />
are looking into the possibilities<br />
for the future. It is our hope<br />
that having animal shelters<br />
available will aid in getting residents<br />
evacuated safely.<br />
SEPTEMBER 2007<br />
Cooking Oil to Fuel<br />
<strong>Agriculture</strong> & <strong>Industries</strong><br />
Commissioner Ron Sparks <strong>and</strong><br />
Montgomery's Mayor Bobby<br />
Bright recently announced they<br />
are forming a partnership to<br />
turn used cooking oils into<br />
biodiesel fuel for <strong>Agriculture</strong><br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>and</strong> City vehicles.<br />
"I can think <strong>of</strong> no better<br />
way to help clean our environment<br />
<strong>and</strong> fuel our trucks <strong>and</strong><br />
heavy equipment at the same<br />
time," said Sparks. "Our ability<br />
to make biodiesel right here in<br />
Montgomery is a significant<br />
step toward keeping our l<strong>and</strong>fills<br />
<strong>and</strong> sewer systems free <strong>of</strong> used<br />
cooking oils <strong>and</strong> protecting our<br />
energy security."<br />
Staff members from the<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong> &<br />
<strong>Industries</strong>' Center for Alternative<br />
Fuels have been talking<br />
with Mayor Bright's staff over<br />
the last few weeks to develop a<br />
plan for producing alternative<br />
fuels to be used in government<br />
vehicles. Mayor Bright said several<br />
senior city <strong>of</strong>ficials had<br />
recently toured a similar facility<br />
in Hoover <strong>and</strong> saw the advantages<br />
Montgomery could gain<br />
from such an operation. Sparks<br />
also toured the same facility <strong>and</strong><br />
decided to put the plan into<br />
action immediately.<br />
"Commissioner Sparks contacted<br />
me <strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong>fered this great<br />
opportunity that was just too<br />
good to turn down," said Bright.<br />
"This process is working in sev-<br />
Mayor Bright <strong>and</strong> Sparks announce biodiesel fuel partnership.<br />
eral other cities across the state<br />
<strong>and</strong> we are extremely pleased<br />
that we can put this into action<br />
for Montgomery's citizens."<br />
The production facility will<br />
initially use cooking oils<br />
retrieved from area restaurants<br />
as the primary feedstock. Once<br />
fully operational, Commissioner<br />
Sparks hopes the City will establish<br />
recycling stations throughout<br />
Montgomery to collect used<br />
cooking oils from individuals.<br />
Running at full capacity, the<br />
equipment can produce approximately<br />
100 gallons <strong>of</strong> biodiesel<br />
per day. When mixed at the rate<br />
<strong>of</strong> 20% biodiesel with 80% regular<br />
diesel fuel, the City <strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>Department</strong> could have about<br />
500 gallons a day <strong>of</strong> what is generally<br />
referred to as "B20."<br />
"Reducing the amount <strong>of</strong><br />
cooking oils used by restaurants<br />
going into the l<strong>and</strong>fill is good<br />
environmental policy," Bright<br />
said. "Once we can exp<strong>and</strong> our<br />
collection to include individual<br />
citizens it will further reduce the<br />
amount <strong>of</strong> cooking oils going<br />
into the l<strong>and</strong>fill or being poured<br />
down the sink <strong>and</strong> clogging our<br />
sewer system."<br />
Commissioner Sparks says<br />
the facility will also be used for<br />
instructional purposes to<br />
encourage the state's farmers to<br />
produce a variety <strong>of</strong> crops that<br />
can be turned into biodiesel,<br />
including soybeans <strong>and</strong> canola.<br />
The <strong>Department</strong> is currently in<br />
the final stages <strong>of</strong> launching a<br />
mobile unit similar to the one<br />
that will be located in<br />
Montgomery. The Montgomery<br />
unit is expected to be based in<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Department</strong>'s facilities<br />
near the State Farmer's<br />
Market.<br />
For more information<br />
about biodiesel, please visit<br />
http://biodiesel.org/.<br />
BOX 3336, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36109-0336<br />
Address Services Requested
SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 2<br />
AQUACULTURE<br />
4-6” Catfish $35 per 100; 4-6” Bream<br />
$50 per 100; 2-4” Bream $35 per 100;<br />
8-12” Grass Crap $10/ea, you pickup.<br />
205/497-1525 (Jefferson)<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma bass $.80/up; bluegill, coppernose,<br />
shellcrackers $.28/up; white<br />
amur $4.00-$6.00/ea; fathead minnows<br />
$8.50/lb; Tilapia $6.00/lb; lake<br />
design, management, liming. Steve<br />
Brown 445 CR 55 Moundville 35474;<br />
205/371-4494 (Hale)<br />
Redworms for fishing $39.50/2 lbs;<br />
$89/5 lbs; $170/10 lbs, free “How to<br />
Guide” w/ purchase, priority mail included.<br />
Lorraine Brashear 2295 W. Malvern<br />
Hwy. Slocomb 36375; 334/886-3547<br />
(Geneva)<br />
Slat box fish bait recipe $10, worked for<br />
me for yrs. Bob Hurst 1470 Prospect<br />
Rd Dadeville 36853; 256/675-6136<br />
(Tallapoosa)<br />
Big Redworms European night crawlers,<br />
great for fishing, composting $40/2 lbs;<br />
$90/5 lbs; 2 gal. bedrun $50. Delwyn<br />
Baker 5645 CR 818 Logan 35098;<br />
256/747-6773 (Cullman)<br />
CATTLE<br />
All livestock listings must be<br />
from bonafide livestock farmers.<br />
Notices from livestock dealers,<br />
order buyers or persons selling on<br />
commission cannot be accepted.<br />
CATTLE SALES<br />
Animals sold out-<strong>of</strong>-state must<br />
meet animal health requirements<br />
<strong>of</strong> the state <strong>of</strong> destination.<br />
Want 10 gray Brahman heifers 900#<br />
or bigger, ready to bred. Mike Hinds<br />
256/249-9564 (Talladega)<br />
Black Angus bull 5 yo gentle from<br />
small herd $1,200. Tom Mauldin 144<br />
CR 229 Crane Hill 35053; 256/747-<br />
4173 (Winston)<br />
Reg. Black Angus bull 2 yr 10 mos,<br />
good EPD’s, <strong>of</strong>fspring on premises<br />
$1,700. Mike Goodwin 4343 CR 522<br />
Hanceville 35077; 205/288-9413<br />
(Cullman)<br />
Angus yearling bulls exce bloodlines<br />
$750/up. C.G. Pettus 928 Loop Rd<br />
Warrior 35180; 205/647-6767 (Jefferson)<br />
Limousin bulls & heifers $1,000/up,<br />
semen & embryos, black & several<br />
homozygous black, embryo & semen<br />
inventory reduction sale. William<br />
Helton 256/734-5819 or 256/962-0256<br />
www.cattletoday.com/chr (Cullman)<br />
BBU reg. Beefmaster breeding age<br />
bulls $1,100, some Polled red black &<br />
red white paints. Carmon Smith 3557<br />
CR 24 Crossville 35962; (day)<br />
256/891-3777 or (night) 256/891-3438<br />
(Dekalb)<br />
4 Black bred heifers, 2 black bred<br />
cows $1,100/ea; 1 black pair $1,250;<br />
10 Simmental-Angus bulls $800-<br />
$1,600; 5 black open heifers $800/ea.<br />
W.P. Powell 6712 CR 24 Clanton<br />
35045; 205/755-3786 (Chilton)<br />
Black Baldie factories: Polled Hereford<br />
Heifers bred to LBW Angus; Polled<br />
Hereford cows bred to Hereford, gentle,<br />
fertile, easy keeping $1,000/up.<br />
Ken McMillan 205/884-4104 or<br />
256/268-0188 ken0315@coosahs.net<br />
(Talladega)<br />
Reg. Polled Charolais bulls 14-17 mos<br />
$1,050-$1,400 gentle easy calving<br />
Wyoming Wind gr<strong>and</strong>sons. Glenn<br />
Biddle 1407 Union Chapel Rd Union<br />
Grove 35175; 256/753-6622 (Marshall)<br />
Reg. Angus gentle h<strong>and</strong>fed calves,<br />
bulls, brood cows, heifers $1,000-<br />
$3,000 good genes. Tom Williams<br />
3588 Hwy 57 Vincent 35178; 205/672-<br />
7135 or 205/966-2208 (Shelby)<br />
Charolais bull 34 head cows, calves<br />
$24,000. James Taylor 205/283-3493<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
CATTLE<br />
Charolais bulls reg., polled, King<br />
Grazer, Magnum 93 bloodlines, all<br />
ages $1,200/up. Robert Wesson<br />
256/538-3434 or 256/393-9091 before<br />
8pm (Etowah)<br />
Reg. Angus bull, LBW, gentle, 2 ½ yo,<br />
bought at Frank Turner 2006 sale,<br />
used on small herd $1,500. 256/357-<br />
4802 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Reg. Black Angus bulls, cows, <strong>and</strong><br />
heifers, $2,500/up, complete price &<br />
EPD listing. Scott Bickley 334/695-<br />
2819 or 334/687-5903 http://bickleyfarms,home.zebra.net/id35.html<br />
(Barbour)<br />
Double Polled gentle, reg. Santa<br />
Gertrudis heifers & bulls, deposit holds till<br />
Oct. weaning, 18 mos gentle bulls<br />
$1,250/ea. Betty Kelso-Clough 85<br />
Jackson Cove Somerville 35670;<br />
256/778-7878 or 256/778-7362 (Morgan)<br />
BBU reg. bulls yearling to breeding<br />
age $1,000/up; Beefmaster Heifers<br />
weaning age to breeding age<br />
$650/up. Larry Brown 256/449-2618<br />
(R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
5 reg. Charolais Heifers 9-12 mos<br />
gr<strong>and</strong>daughters <strong>of</strong> Wyoming Wind<br />
$800-$1,000; bulls 18-24 mos big,<br />
stout, gentle $2,000. Frank Ellis 250<br />
Ellis Rd Letohatchee 36047; 334/227-<br />
4856 or 334/315-8927 (Lowndes)<br />
2 reg. Brangus bulls 17-18 mos<br />
$1,000/ea, 10 mi. NW <strong>of</strong> Jasper.<br />
Kenneth Drummond 4505 Redmill-<br />
Saragossa Rd Nauvoo 35578;<br />
205/384-4650 (Walker)<br />
Reg. Polled Hereford bulls 28-29 mo.<br />
top quality pedigrees <strong>and</strong> EPD’s, dark<br />
red, extra gentle $1800/choice, satisfied<br />
customers throughout Ala. Jim & Lynda<br />
Lowery 256/253-2445 (Cleburne)<br />
14 reg. Angus bulls 22-24 mos sons <strong>of</strong><br />
Alliance, 878, New Frontier, Focus <strong>of</strong><br />
ER, Traveler 234D, gr<strong>and</strong>sons <strong>of</strong> Right<br />
Time, 602C $1,600-$2,000. George<br />
Gibbins 256/237-7350 (Calhoun)<br />
Reg. Angus cows bred AI to New<br />
Frontier 095 for early 2008, exce producers,<br />
7 Angus bulls exce EPD’s<br />
$1,200/up. Hoyt Hammond 3165<br />
Pope Ave Steele 35987; 205/612-<br />
2846 (St Clair)<br />
Reg. Limousin bulls <strong>and</strong> heifers, red<br />
<strong>and</strong> black, double polled, gentle, LBW,<br />
18-39 mos bulls $1400-$1650, heifers<br />
$875. Don Jones 15246 Hwy. 110<br />
Fitzpatrick 36029; 334/279-1023<br />
(Bullock)<br />
Reg. Polled Charolais bulls 12-20 mos<br />
AI sired Fast track & Gridmaker,<br />
heavy muscled, long bodied, good<br />
EPD’s for growth milk, calving ease,<br />
very gentle $1,200/up. Billy Gilley 135<br />
CR 1684 Holly Pond 35083; 256/796-<br />
7801 or 256/708-4700 (Cullman)<br />
Reg. Angus bulls $1,250/up; Braford bull<br />
$1,000; 5 crossbred heifers $700, all<br />
cattle homegrown. Ken Tyler 2984 Pine<br />
Ridge Rd Union Grove 35175; 256/506-<br />
3819 or 256/498-3174 (Morgan)<br />
Fl Tiger Stripe bulls $1,000; 30 weaning<br />
black heifers out <strong>of</strong> FI cows, several<br />
super Baldies $700. Wes Tyler 18<br />
Blake Ln. Arab 35016; 256/673-2672<br />
(Marshall)<br />
Limousin double black & double<br />
polled bulls & heifers, some homozygous<br />
black & polled, guarantee black<br />
& polled calves w/most crosses; gentle,<br />
will deliver $950-up. 205/456-<br />
0468 or 205/466-3468 (Blount)<br />
Reg. Black Angus bull DOB 9/12/06<br />
exce bloodline $1,000; 18 cow/calf<br />
pairs $800/ea if all taken. Thomas<br />
Cain 1644 Mooney Rd Columbiana<br />
35051; 205/669-4311 (Shelby)<br />
Reg. Angus cows bred to ¾ Brahman<br />
bull for 1st generation Brangus, calves<br />
exce $1,250/up; ¾ Brahman ¼ Angus<br />
bull reg. Brangus Assoc. $3,000. Pete<br />
Griffin 256/892-3674 (Calhoun)<br />
Brahman heifer very gentle bred to<br />
Black Angus bull $475. Jimmy Tittle<br />
17723 Tittle Rd Fayette 35555;<br />
205/339-7429 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
BBU reg. Beefmaster bull 33 mos Mr.<br />
Big Stuff X 518RH $1,500. Jason<br />
Jackson 205/283-5561 (St Clair)<br />
CATTLE<br />
Reg. Angus bulls 2 & 3 yo, reg. 4 yo<br />
Black Polled Simmental bull $1,600/up;<br />
F1 yearling Simmental/Angus heifers<br />
$750. Barry Fernambucq 205/688-<br />
3269 (Chilton)<br />
Reg. Charolais bulls $1,200/up, good<br />
EPD’s for growth, calving ease; Reg.<br />
heifers, some bred $800/up. James<br />
Foust 33280 AL Hwy 91 Cullman<br />
35055; 256/352-5709 or 256/339-<br />
5039 (Cullman)<br />
Reg. Charolais bulls 14-23 mos<br />
$1,200/up, good bloodlines Eliminator<br />
032, Duke 914 bloodlines; heifers<br />
$900-$1,000. Donald C<strong>of</strong>fey 2639 CR<br />
843 Dawson 35963; 256/659-4887<br />
(Dekalb)<br />
Black Angus bulls $1,200-$1,600;<br />
beef pairs $1,050/ea; reg. Longhorns<br />
top show stock exce horn genetics<br />
$600-$1,200. Claude Lipscomb 10020<br />
Vernant Park Rd Foley 36535;<br />
251/965-3600 (Baldwin)<br />
Purebred Santa Gertrudis bull 30 mos<br />
gentle easy to h<strong>and</strong>le $1,200. W.B.<br />
Barnes 430 Wesley Chapel Rd<br />
Fayette 35555; 205/695-9684 (Lamar)<br />
6 solid black Brangus type heifers<br />
weaned dewormed vaccinated 6 mos<br />
good uniform group $550/ea,<br />
$3,200/group. 205/695-1897 (Lamar)<br />
Reg. Charolais dispersal Duke 914,<br />
D040 sons, Wyoming Wind, Fastrak,<br />
Prime Cut, Eliminator, M6 Gain, grade<br />
AI daughters, semen Lt Wyoming<br />
Wind, Unlimited Ease 9108<br />
$900/up.1907 CR 32 Double Spg<br />
35553; 205/489-2160 (Winston)<br />
20 mos Brangus bull very gentle<br />
$1,500. James Hall 205/669-7476 or<br />
205/204-7979 (Shelby)<br />
Reg. purebred Red Limousin bulls &<br />
heifers full stock, LBW $950-$1,450.<br />
Alton Padgett 205/680-0450 (Jefferson)<br />
Reg. Limousin Bulls & heifers, fast<br />
growth, lots <strong>of</strong> milk, red or black, 5<br />
bulls, 50 heifers $900/up, BCIA member.<br />
Richard Beard 205/296-3461<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Reg. Black Angus bulls 23 mos<br />
$1,700/ea; young bulls 10-12 mos<br />
$1,000/up gentle, quality bloodlines.<br />
Larry Farmer 5225 Coosa River Rd.<br />
Deatsville 36022; 334/569-3496<br />
(Elmore)<br />
Reg. Angus & Simmental heifers, AI<br />
sired by today’s top bulls, EPD’s available<br />
$1,200/up. Curt Br<strong>and</strong> 205/389-<br />
1881 (Chilton)<br />
3 reg. Charolais bred heifers due<br />
Oct/Nov; reg. Charolais bred cow due<br />
Dec/Jan, all bred to Wyoming Wind<br />
son, exce EPD’s, AICA reg. $1,500/up.<br />
Rowena Norwood 1936 Hwy 116<br />
Butler 36904; 205/654-2153 (Choctaw)<br />
Reg. Charolais bull 23 mos gentle, good<br />
bloodline $1,450. William Gable<br />
205/426-8891 or 205/337-9595 (Shelby)<br />
6 reg. Beefmaster heifers bred to<br />
LaSater bull $7,500/all or $1,500/ea.<br />
Don Burkett 334/898-7074 (Geneva)<br />
Reg. Charolais bulls exce bloodlines<br />
gentle 12-18 mos $1,000/up. Joseph<br />
Womble 3474 Crenshaw Rd Wetumpka<br />
36092; 334/567-9765 (Elmore)<br />
Black Simmental bulls reg. polled,<br />
gentle, good selection, various ages<br />
$1.20/lb. Gordon Lyles 6875 Hwy 21<br />
Horton 35980; 205/466-3264 (Blount)<br />
8 young Commercial cows, Black<br />
Angus bulls starting $800. Tim West<br />
256/927-2025 or 678/986-2510<br />
(Cherokee)<br />
12 Tiger Stripped heifers 14-16 mos<br />
very gentle 900# out <strong>of</strong> reg. Hereford<br />
cows sired by reg. grey Brahman bull<br />
$13,500. Otis Leonard 145 Hwy 9<br />
Kellyton 35089; 256/329-9396 (Coosa)<br />
4 reg. Angus 2 yo bulls, AI sired by<br />
SAV New Design, VRD, AAR New<br />
Trend, PAPA Equator $2,000/up,<br />
ready heavy breeding service. A. L.<br />
Bonds 165 Bonds Rd Guntersville<br />
35976; 256/878-7060 (Marshall)<br />
CATTLE<br />
25 Bred Brangus cross heifers<br />
$1,050/ea, you pick; $1,000/ea, take<br />
all. 205/210-1998 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Young bull sire Angus Gridmaker<br />
mother Limousin black DOB 11/20/06<br />
exce conformation $800. 256/228-<br />
6652 (Jackson)<br />
Full blood Romagnola bulls 14-20<br />
mos $1,500-$2,000 easy calving,<br />
heavy muscle; calves will be color <strong>of</strong><br />
your cows. James Beard 256/837-<br />
8009 or 256/679-9160 (Madison)<br />
EGG & POULTRY<br />
Bantams: rare Nankins, Seramas,<br />
Sultans, Silkies, Cochins, Frizzles;<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ards: Lakenvelders, Hamburgs,<br />
guineas, ducks, geese, all ages, NPIP<br />
$5/up. 205/515-7163 free call darlenethompson1@netzero.net<br />
(Shelby)<br />
Roosters $3/ea. Jeanie Bedwell 2235<br />
S<strong>and</strong>flat Rd Thomasville 36784;<br />
334/636-5231 (Clarke)<br />
Peacocks blue black shoulder this yr.<br />
2007 hatch $50/ea. Claude McLaughlin<br />
225 McLaughlin Ln. Westover 35147;<br />
205/678-6078 (Shelby)<br />
Baby & started Bantam chicks $5/up<br />
according to variety; taking orders for<br />
Bantam hatching eggs $15/doz/up<br />
according to variety, NPIP tested, AI<br />
cleaned. Steve Wheat 205/333-6987<br />
sfw43@hughes.net (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Two 1502 GQF automatic incubator<br />
used twice like new $600/both.<br />
205/594-0124 Mon-Fri 8-5 (St Clair)<br />
Guineas 5 wks old $3/up. 205/631-<br />
6632 (Jefferson)<br />
Homing pigeon white w/red/blue<br />
$6/pr; fantail white w/red/blue $8/pr. D.<br />
Lollar 205/590-0660 (Blount)<br />
Ducks: M<strong>and</strong>arin, wood ducks, ring<br />
teal $40/pr; white call ducks $25/pr;<br />
peafowl chicks, breeders $20/up.<br />
256/778-9547 (Morgan)<br />
Bantams $3/up; Dutch, Seramas,<br />
Crele, golden neck Duccles, more, will<br />
consider trade for baby peacocks.<br />
Luther Cook 334/624-7764 (Hale)<br />
Well started Bantams, several varieties<br />
$5/pr/up. Ed Newell 205/486-<br />
8793 before 8:30am, after 8:30pm<br />
(Marion)<br />
3 mos chickens $5/ea, mostly pullets,<br />
brown egg breeds including barred,<br />
white rocks, production reds, buff<br />
Orpingtons. James Smith 260 CR 523<br />
Lexington 35648; 256/247-6528<br />
(Lauderdale)<br />
40 Shen<strong>and</strong>oah zone brooders good<br />
cond $50/ea or $1,500/all. Roger<br />
Fuller 232 Annex Ln. Talladega 35160;<br />
256/362-3940 (Talladega)<br />
Bob White quail $3/ea. 256/759-9217<br />
or 256/443-0401 (Lauderdale)<br />
EGG & POULTRY<br />
Bantams, 2 OE silver duck wing roosters<br />
$5/ea; 4 BB red roosters $3/ea.<br />
James Street 404 Birchem Loop Dora<br />
35062; 205/648-3949 (Walker)<br />
Guinea eggs $2.50/doz; grown<br />
guineas $6.50/ea. C.A. Jones 110<br />
Rachel Dr Enterprise 36330; 334/347-<br />
7301 after 6pm (C<strong>of</strong>fee)<br />
FARMS<br />
FOR RENT, SALE,<br />
WANTED<br />
FARMS FOR RENT<br />
35 ac & 40 ac hunting only $20/ac/yr<br />
rent together or separate Butler Co.<br />
334/285-1986 (Elmore)<br />
FARMS FOR SALE<br />
68 ac aquaculture or wildlife farm, 38<br />
ac water in 24 ponds, hatchery, reservoir,<br />
8-ton feed bin, small creek bordering<br />
1 side, $125,000, 10 mi. south<br />
Greensboro. Sonny James 334/683-<br />
5709 (Hale)<br />
50 ac +/- w/house $250,000; 16 ac +/-<br />
$52,000 pasture, trees, stream, view,<br />
Clay Co. 256/354-7397 between 6-<br />
8pm (Clay)<br />
42 ac +/- 8 poultry houses, new mobile<br />
home, houses partially updated, beautiful<br />
location, houses 40’x420’, tractor<br />
included $990,000. Drew Shirley<br />
205/399-1273 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Four 40x400 type “A” chicken houses,<br />
40 ac. 35 coastal fenced, generator<br />
w/shed, litter barn workshop, misc.<br />
equip $550,000. Bruce Casey 832 CR<br />
15 Ariton 36311; 334/685-1328<br />
(Barbour)<br />
Lay Lake 98.5 +/- ac waterfront, pasture,<br />
woods, home, barns, shop,<br />
fenced, boat launch, hunter/fisherman’s<br />
paradise, thous<strong>and</strong>’s ft. waterfront<br />
$3,000,000. 205/915-9515<br />
(Shelby)<br />
25 ac, stocked 3 ac lake, 2003 3br/2ba<br />
home, 3-car garage, RV storage bldg,<br />
barn, additional storage bldg, white<br />
plank fence, city water $399,000.<br />
205/339-9866 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
41 ac. l<strong>and</strong> city limits <strong>of</strong> Marion, 2<br />
appraisals $2,500/ac & $2,800/ac,<br />
prime l<strong>and</strong> for development/hunting<br />
club. 334/683-6731 (Perry)<br />
52 ac timberl<strong>and</strong>, development/investment,<br />
adjoins 2 watershed lakes,<br />
adjacent to Talladega National Forest<br />
$234,000/obo. William Smith 636/464-<br />
0122 (Talladega)<br />
30 +/- ac level l<strong>and</strong>, fenced, brick<br />
house, est. 14’x70’ manufactured<br />
home, barn, 3 storage bldgs, hwy 278<br />
frontage $180,000. 5175 Bexar Ave E.<br />
Hamilton 35570; 205/921-2698 or<br />
205/441-8498 (Marion)<br />
12.3 ac pasture l<strong>and</strong>, all fenced<br />
w/creek, road frontage $5,500/ac exce<br />
hay field. David Ford 8651 CR 26<br />
Ragl<strong>and</strong> 35131; 205/472-2080 or<br />
205/283-0638 (St Clair)<br />
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SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 3<br />
FARMS FOR SALE HAY & FEEDING GRAIN<br />
HORSES & MULES<br />
39 ac Boligee, rigged for horses, 10 Taking orders peanut hay premium<br />
stall barn, fruit trees, garden, 2 ponds, quality 4x5 rolls, net wrap, will bale<br />
3br home, all utilities $195,000. October $35/roll. Mark Platt 251/454-<br />
205/529-6200 (Greene)<br />
8240 (Washington)<br />
70 ac, 60 ac row crop, 10 ac bushes, 35 rolls Fescue/Orchard grass 4x5<br />
pond & fenced, 10 miles west <strong>of</strong> rolls, no rain, baled August 10<br />
Athens, 1 mile north <strong>of</strong> hwy 72 on $40/bale. Ralph Smith 108 Stewart St<br />
Shaw Road, can be sub-division<br />
development $6,850/ac/obo. 256/232-<br />
8528 (Limestone)<br />
Albertville 35951; 256/878-1217<br />
(Marshall)<br />
Horse quality Bermuda sq $5.50/ea;<br />
145 ac, big pine/hardwood timber, 40 rd. bales $65/ea; exce cow hay<br />
ac fertile bottoms recently cleared for Sorghum Sudan rd. bales $55/ea, all<br />
pasture/row crops, live running<br />
streams, <strong>and</strong> paved road frontage<br />
$3,000/ac. 256/234-5573 (Tallapoosa)<br />
barn kept. 256/390-3940 (Etowah)<br />
Hay sq bales $12/ea quality discount.<br />
251/454-9094 (Mobile)<br />
FARMS WANTED<br />
Want to lease 100-600 ac. for hunting,<br />
responsible sportsmen, will provide<br />
insurance. Gene Gautro 205/907-<br />
0381 or 205/980-0716 (Shelby)<br />
Lease pasture w/barn for horses 30 ac,<br />
more ideal, need Montgomery,<br />
Prattville, Wetumpka, surrounding area.<br />
334/569-1549 or nicsabrina@bell-<br />
Wheat straw $3/bale at barn, can<br />
deliver. Mike Duke 256/362-8824 (day)<br />
or 256/362-4369 (night) (Talladega)<br />
5x6 rolls net wrapped $65/roll/up.<br />
Steve Tanner 334/525-0124 (Butler)<br />
Sq bales horse hay, Bermuda, some<br />
Bahia mix, exce quality, $4.50/field,<br />
$5/barn. 205/755-2072 (Chilton)<br />
south.net (Elmore)<br />
45 rolls Tifton Bermuda $55; 115 rolls<br />
3 responsible hunters want to lease<br />
l<strong>and</strong> in north or central A<strong>laba</strong>ma for<br />
deer hunting. 256/773-8531 (Morgan)<br />
10-60 ac in Jefferson, Blount, St Clair<br />
Co. for possible home site or farm.<br />
8416 Cedar Ln. Pinson 35126;<br />
205/283-0709 (Jefferson)<br />
Bow hunter wants to lease l<strong>and</strong> in east<br />
Jefferson, south Blount, St Clair Co.<br />
will respect rules. Mike Boshell<br />
205/680-9987 (Jefferson)<br />
Bermuda/Johnson grass $50; 15 rolls<br />
Bahia $45; 600 Tifton Bermuda sq.<br />
bales $5. Preston Nichols 1801 Prier<br />
Dr Marion 36756; 334/683-9340<br />
(Perry)<br />
4x5 rolls hay $45/roll/pickup. J.V.<br />
Richards 111 Hilton Dr Clevel<strong>and</strong><br />
35049; 205/516-1709 (day) or<br />
205/424-4165 (night) (Blount)<br />
Bahia sq. bales $6/bale. Wayne<br />
Brasher 205/763-2105 or 205/369-<br />
0863 (Talladega)<br />
FARM LABOR<br />
AVAILABLE & WANTED<br />
FARM LABOR AVAILABLE<br />
Logs sawed into lumber with portable<br />
sawmill. Tommy Hicks Rt. 1 Box 171<br />
Coy 36435; 334/337-4503 (Wilcox)<br />
All types <strong>of</strong> fencing: catch pens, barn<br />
repair, more, experienced, dependable,<br />
all work guaranteed, north Ala.<br />
area. Jeff McDonald 256/527-0808<br />
(Morgan)<br />
Wire fencing experienced, reasonable,<br />
references, will travel, starting $1/ft<br />
depending on terrain/type. Thomas<br />
Rumbley 251-743-4921 (Monroe)<br />
Horseshoeing, BWFA certified farrier.<br />
Kim McNeil 251/937-9966 or www.kimmcneil.com.<br />
(Baldwin)<br />
FARM LABOR WANTED<br />
Pecan orchard manager, general farm<br />
experience required, salary dependent<br />
on experience. Tom Childress<br />
229/669-4544 (Lowndes)<br />
Part time poultry farm h<strong>and</strong> able to<br />
perform h<strong>and</strong>y man/maintenance<br />
work, farm chores, operate tractor,<br />
farm equip, prefer local to Pell City.<br />
205/338-3292 (St Clair)<br />
HAY & FEEDING<br />
GRAIN<br />
Good quality hay & wheat straw<br />
$5/bale. Gurnie Heard 1292 CR 1078<br />
Vinemont 35179; 256/338-9982<br />
(Cullman)<br />
Wheat straw $3.50/bale. 256/777-<br />
0322 or 256/777-0144 (Limestone)<br />
Bermuda sq. bales $5; Orchard<br />
grass/Alfalfa mix $10.50/bale, $9.50<br />
per 100; rd. bales $40 limited availability.<br />
Hugh Burton 205/647-4207<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
425 brown top millet 5’x5’ hay rolls<br />
1200# approx wght when rolled July<br />
2007 $40/ea. PO Box 337 Frisco City<br />
36445; 251/362-2805 (Monroe)<br />
Alfalfa 3x3x8 large 1000# bales, 2nd<br />
cutting, 22% protein RFV 75<br />
$140/bale. 205/369-5314 (Shelby)<br />
Well fertilized exce quality hay rd.<br />
bales $75; sq bales Tifton 44 Bermuda<br />
$6/bale field. Earl Woodard 318 Faust<br />
Rd Blountsville 35031; 205/429-2883<br />
(Blount)<br />
Bermuda grass, Bahia grass hay<br />
$40/roll. 334/983-5425 (Dale)<br />
HORSES & MULES<br />
NBHA money earning older AQHA<br />
mare, great 1st barrel horse, no bad<br />
habits, trails, horse for inexperienced<br />
rider $2,000/obo. Tim Matthew<br />
334/335-2029 falconsrookrook@troycable.net<br />
(Crenshaw)<br />
Sorrel mare reg. 18 yo w/colt TWH &<br />
racking, anyone can ride $700/obo.<br />
Melissa Alred 256/566-1380<br />
(Lawrence)<br />
Miniature horse, black gelding 12 yo<br />
rides $350; Tenn. Walker mare reg. 6<br />
yo black $800. 205/669-4144 (Shelby)<br />
TWHBEA & RHBAA reg. mares colts<br />
stud Pride’s Generator silver design<br />
bloodlines $500/up. 205/662-3880<br />
(Lamar)<br />
Red roan AQHA gelding Sun Frost<br />
Driftwood bred broke started on cattle,<br />
few other geldings $2,000/up.<br />
256/766-7446 (Lauderdale)<br />
Reg. Rocky Mtn. mare 11 yo 15 hd<br />
$4,000; reg. Rocky Mtn. gelding 13 yo<br />
15.2 hd $4,000. 256/357-4886<br />
(R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Miniature horse stud 4 yo roan<br />
w/black markings, halter broke, needs<br />
good home $250. 334/636-2388<br />
(Clarke)<br />
AQHA sorrel mare Skipper W bloodline,<br />
very gentle $800 serious inquiries<br />
only. 205/429-2840 (Blount)<br />
Reg. Belgian & Percheron geldings,<br />
mares, mares w/colts, colts, nice horses<br />
to choose from $400/up. Cathy<br />
Nelson 334/863-6033 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
2 yo beautiful, solid white mare, blue<br />
eyes, gaited, exce buggy horse, broke<br />
to ride, MSTA on premises $900.<br />
Craig Berry 1543 CR 2287 Glenwood<br />
36034; 334/484-3515 (Pike)<br />
1994 Sundowner 4-horse gooseneck<br />
aluminum trailer, 3’ DR, air, electric<br />
panel, exce cond $10,000; 3 yo<br />
Appaloosa gelding broke colorful<br />
$1,500/obo. Terry LeDuke 205/531-<br />
9794 (Shelby)<br />
AQHA 9 yo mare, walk/trot, intermediate/experienced<br />
rider, bred $950, up<br />
to date vaccinations. 205/384-1737<br />
(Walker)<br />
6 yo 550# mule $200; 3 yo 800# reg.<br />
Halflinger mare $1,000; 12 yo 1100#<br />
qtr horse mare bred to reg. qtr for<br />
June colt $800. Cindy Gant 205/932-<br />
3615 (Fayette)<br />
HORSES & MULES<br />
TWH cremello stud 16 mos gentle<br />
beautiful $2,800; TWH palomino 3 yo<br />
filly $1,500, both very gentle, good<br />
bloodlines. 1909 Autumn Creek Dr.<br />
NE Arab 35016; 256/586-0990<br />
(Marshall)<br />
2 left, get your “Shane” baby,<br />
halter/pleasure perfect conformation,<br />
baby doll heads, huge rear ends, two<br />
2007 fillies $1,000. Larry Anglin PO<br />
Box 212 Hackelburg 35564; 205/412-<br />
2070 (Marion)<br />
AMHA miniature stud colt, bay, will be<br />
very small, wean in Nov. $500/obo.<br />
Linda Lashley 256/974-8357<br />
linClifFrm@aol.com (Lawrence)<br />
Buckskin mare 3 yo Bonanza, Bar<br />
Dealer, Cutter Bill bred $1,800; 2 yo<br />
blue roan mare Hancock, Boston Mac<br />
bred $1,000, both nice, built good,<br />
ride. Glen Griffith 4896 Co. Hwy 89<br />
Vina 35593; 256/668-0949 (Marion)<br />
Donkeys: Jacks $150/ea; Jennies<br />
$250/ea, raised w/cattle good for<br />
keeping dogs, coyotes away. Chris<br />
Langley 5307 CR 54 Camp Hill 36850;<br />
334/864-1192 (Chambers)<br />
Donkeys spotted & solid colors,<br />
male/female, all raised w/cattle<br />
$100/up. 251/937-8728 (Baldwin)<br />
AQHA 2 yo show ready halter mare<br />
full brother is world champion 3rd<br />
place palomino $5,000. Larry Skipper<br />
1120 Hwy 231 Vincent 35178;<br />
205/672-8837 (Shelby)<br />
AQHA palomino Peppy San Badger,<br />
gelding, 9 yo exce temperament,<br />
loads, trail rides, 14.2 hd, stocky built<br />
$2,500. 256/310-9243 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
AMHA miniature horses beautiful true<br />
black stallion herd sire $500, new<br />
pinto colts, fillies $500/up. Nancy<br />
Redden 334/298-4464 (Russell)<br />
Western saddle, Bighorn 500 15”<br />
brown suede & canvas; bridle blanket<br />
used 6 hrs $280. Sarah Bailey<br />
205/594-4984 (St. Clair)<br />
Female mule 5 yo, male mule 6 yo<br />
$1,200/pr. J.W. Tubbs 205/622-3552<br />
(Walker)<br />
½ Halflinger pony 10 mos gentle,<br />
needs to be broke, great for kids<br />
$200/neg. John Paschal 334/864-<br />
2809 (Chambers)<br />
High Arabian stallion for stud, very<br />
gentle w/mare in breed shoot, name<br />
Forever T.L.C. Czar, fee $250-$500,<br />
call for booking, more information.<br />
Byron & Terri Lynn Coker 205/648-<br />
0377 or 205/563-1079 (Jefferson)<br />
ADMS/IMDR reg. miniature donkeys,<br />
national performance champion herd<br />
sire, new group foals due Sept/Nov<br />
$1,500/up reserve now. Don & Susan<br />
Poole 14 Calwell Rd Hayden 35079;<br />
205/647-6770 (Blount)<br />
4 yo 2000# Belgian stallion, started,<br />
17.2 hd, easy to h<strong>and</strong>le $1,800.<br />
251/928-9396 call for photo. (Baldwin)<br />
Miniature donkey Jack $300; miniature<br />
horses start $500; bred mares<br />
$1,000/up. Joe Tilley 6148 Old Stage<br />
Rd Greenville 36037; 334/382-3887<br />
(Butler)<br />
Qtr. horse mare rides good; qtr. horse<br />
gelding gentle, green broke, 2 saddles,<br />
bridle, 12 yo $1,500/both.<br />
256/354-5556 (Clay)<br />
Barrel saddle all leather h<strong>and</strong>made<br />
15’ seat great cond $400, can email<br />
pictures. 205/491-8603 or 205/335-<br />
0139 (Jefferson)<br />
Circle “Y” 15.5 all around roping saddle,<br />
rawhide covered wooden tree,<br />
dark oil, floral tooling, breast collar,<br />
girths included $650. Michele Owsley<br />
334/821-7026 or 334/728-3875 (Lee)<br />
Reg. black TWH gelding champion<br />
bloodline, easy to catch/ride $1,100;<br />
saddle, tack, etc $300/obo. 205/932-<br />
3973 (Fayette)<br />
AQHA & APHA mares in foal & w/07<br />
foal by side, exce pedigrees for performance/pleasure,<br />
AQHA/TB yearlings,<br />
top quality $1,000/up. Jacqueline<br />
Gleason 450 Trellis Cir. Springville<br />
35146; 256/390-4651 (St Clair)<br />
HORSES & MULES<br />
AQHA foundation bred mare solid<br />
black, King, Poco, Continental, Doc’s<br />
Prescription on pedigree w/6 mos colt<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essionally trained $3,500/obo.<br />
256/825-0019 (Tallapoosa)<br />
At stud small paint pony $100 +<br />
$2/day mare/donkey care, stud has<br />
beautiful markings, great disposition.<br />
Andy Miller 2770 Lee Rd 240 Salem<br />
36874; 334/480-9991 (Lee)<br />
AQHA Zippo Pine Bar 6 yo mare sorrel<br />
w/blaze, 3 stockings, very gentle,<br />
anyone can ride $1,000. 205/665-<br />
1711 or 205/283-7530 (Shelby)<br />
8’ miniature horse trailer hunter green<br />
complete enclosed, 3 slants, 4-horse,<br />
flight, spare tire, like new $2,850.<br />
W<strong>and</strong>a Boone PO Box 151 Vernon<br />
35592; 205/695-6474 or 205/712-<br />
1210 (Lamar)<br />
Miniature stud horse 33” solid white<br />
blue eyes $600. Todd Turner 314 lee<br />
Rd 100 Opelika 36804; 334/319-3288<br />
(Lee)<br />
Blue roans, buckskins, palominos,<br />
weanlings, yearlings, 2 yo, broodmares,<br />
all from working bloodlines<br />
$500/up. Jim Powell www.lonepquarterhorses.com<br />
334/372-4900 (Pike)<br />
Reg. Belgian stud DNA tested 4 yo<br />
dark sorrel w/blaze, st<strong>and</strong>s 17.3 hd<br />
very gentle, easy breeder $2,000. Billy<br />
Weeks 205/647-1788 (Blount)<br />
Full boarding $225/mo; horses<br />
$1,500/up; at stud TWH/RHBEA<br />
Patrols Nitro, Good as Cash, fee<br />
$350. Beverly West 334/644-7225<br />
(Chambers)<br />
POA herd reg. stallion, 3 mares, 2 fillies,<br />
1 colt Leopard Cremello, good<br />
disposition $5,500/all, pictures<br />
www.indian-pony.com. 256/507-3328<br />
(Cullman)<br />
AQHA 1999 black mare blue valentine<br />
bloodlines $1,250; 2005 golden buckskin<br />
filly $1,250; Skipper W bloodlines;<br />
7 mos golden buckskin Skipper W<br />
bloodline $800. Odell Sawyer 845 CR<br />
542 Fyffe 35971; 256/623-2006<br />
(Dekalb)<br />
Roan pusher stallion $3,000; 2 yo<br />
McCurdy filly $750; McCurdy colt<br />
$650; blk/wht walking colt $650, all<br />
reg. pkg deal $4,500. 1308 Ingate Rd<br />
Centreville 35042; 205/926-7044<br />
(Bibb)<br />
16” black big horn saddle; 16” brown<br />
saddle, both good cond $250/ea.<br />
256/352-4006 (Cullman)<br />
2 miniature fillies red & black $400/ea;<br />
double reg. mare w/baby TWH racking<br />
$1,000; double reg. stud TWH<br />
racking $1,000; 2 double reg. fillies<br />
TWH racking $700/ea. James<br />
Blackstock 4954 Greathouse Rd Dora<br />
35062; 205/648-1744 or 205/542-<br />
4659 (Jefferson)<br />
AQHA 2003 sorrel mare pr<strong>of</strong>. trained<br />
extremely gentle, slow mover, h<strong>and</strong>led<br />
daily, bred for any discipline, sound,<br />
loves attention $3,000. Linda<br />
Wilbanks 523 Carlyle Rd Rainsville<br />
35986; 256/638-2304 (Dekalb)<br />
Trade 4 yo saddle horse 16 hd. black<br />
gelding great riding horse for broke<br />
mule, sell $600. 256/586-5489<br />
(Marshall)<br />
AQHA broodmares, some bred, some<br />
w/foal by side, Zan Par Bar bloodlines,<br />
5 yo stallion, gr<strong>and</strong>son <strong>of</strong> Zan Par Bar<br />
& Peponita $1,200-$3,000. Jake Dial<br />
205/652-7589 (Sumter)<br />
Horse Boarding, large box stalls<br />
w/fans, daily pasture turn-out, lighted<br />
outdoor area, $280/mo. 256/881-9596<br />
(Madison)<br />
Horse lovers paradise, training,<br />
lessons, boarding start $215/mos.<br />
Kathy Bonanno www.fourbranch.com<br />
256/582-0427 (Marshall)<br />
Horse breaking & training, specializing<br />
in warm blood, cutting, roping horses,<br />
start colts on cattle, rope broke, dressage,<br />
team roping background $500/up.<br />
Ellen Swindle 10451 Shipptown Road<br />
Empire 35063; 205/590-2882 or<br />
205/438-9838 (Blount)<br />
AQHA 2006-07 colts, fillies Peppy San<br />
Badger, Zan Par Bar, Doc Bar,<br />
Genuine 007, The Invester breeding<br />
palominos, buckskins, bays, sorrels<br />
exce disposition, conformation<br />
$650/up. 256/747-2426 (Winston)<br />
AQHA 2006 sorrel colt by Honky Cat<br />
Hickory, NCHA earnings over $16,000<br />
by Doc’s Hickory, very athletic colt,<br />
great conformation, started under saddle<br />
$1,250. 256/810-6524 (Winston)<br />
AQHA sorrel gelding gr<strong>and</strong>son <strong>of</strong> Skip<br />
Tama, show winner in walk, trot, western<br />
pleasure at local shows, exce<br />
horse for beginner/youth $1,500.<br />
205/522-2458 (Winston)<br />
Pasture/board horses riding area, tack<br />
room, “Little Bit <strong>of</strong> Heaven” for your<br />
horse, 7 mi. south <strong>of</strong> Montevallo<br />
$100/mos. 6825 CR 73 R<strong>and</strong>olph<br />
36792; 205/665-7992 (Chilton)<br />
Paint blue eye gelding 11 yo 15.3 hd<br />
good trail horse $800. 205/699-8389<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
AQHA 2005 sorrel filly, calm started on<br />
cattle, sire Smart Little Vaquero<br />
$6,000; dam Freck Chex Lena NCHA<br />
$5,500+. 334/288-2202 (Montgomery)<br />
Donkeys: 4 Jacks, 2 black, 1 grey, 1<br />
brown w/cross on shoulder $50/ea.<br />
334/243-5253 (Pike)<br />
Miniature horses very gentle, no<br />
papers, 2 yo colt & 6 mos colt<br />
$200/ea. 205/429-2874 (Blount)<br />
AQHA palomino weanling colt by<br />
Multiple W/C & own daughter <strong>of</strong> statutory<br />
mares by W/C’s AQHA point earners/producers<br />
$1,000/up. PO Box 374<br />
Piedmont 36272; 256/447-7661<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
8 yo 14 hd black roan gaited mare<br />
gentle, good trail/riding mare $575.<br />
256/332-4663 (Franklin)<br />
2003 AQHA buckskin gelding by Smart<br />
Shiner, out <strong>of</strong> Peppy San Badger<br />
daughter, works cattle, trail rides<br />
$5,000. 256/363-1122 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
8 yo paint mare, broke to ride, blue eye,<br />
very flashy $800, possible trade. Lakin<br />
Robertson 23677 Oliver Rd Dozier<br />
36028; 334/496-2122 (Covington)<br />
Reg. 4 yo racking, spotted ½ Paso ½<br />
walking, gaited, sweet, chocolate &<br />
white color $1,200/obo. 251/296-4291<br />
(Escambia)<br />
Silver Star 4-horse gooseneck slant<br />
load dressing room, rear tack, good<br />
brakes, tires, aluminum, exce cond<br />
$10,500/obo. Seth Thomas 334/382-<br />
5578 (Butler)<br />
½ Andalusian Paso Fino colt reg.<br />
IALHA beautiful dark bay DOB 3/3/07,<br />
rare cross $1,250, outst<strong>and</strong>ing bloodlines.<br />
Suzette Embry 46180 Hwy 25<br />
Vincent 35178; 205/672-2882<br />
(Shelby)<br />
3 fillies, 6-14 mos out <strong>of</strong> reg. walking<br />
horse mares, sired by McCurdy stud<br />
$300-$500; new Billy Cook roping<br />
saddle $825, other saddles $225/up.<br />
334/886-2802 (Geneva)<br />
4 yo AQHA bay mare good disposition,<br />
makes good prospect roping<br />
horse $700. 209 CR 692 Roanoke<br />
36274; 334/863-1712 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
25 mammoth Jennets $300/up, some<br />
60” blacks, grays, sorrels, show quality,<br />
Jack service $100 + feed. Don<br />
Killen 337 Hideaway Farms Rd Killen<br />
35645; 256/757-2991 (Lauderdale)<br />
Gentle 4 yo Jenny, bred, worked to<br />
grown slide $200. James L<strong>of</strong>tin<br />
334/994-4585 (Marengo)<br />
Beautiful racking horse mare, palomino<br />
color, 8 yo, beginner to intermediate<br />
$1,900/obo, pictures available. Katie<br />
Reeves 334/341-9300 (Marengo)<br />
Reg. TWH yearlings, weanlings by<br />
Hysteria $1,000/up. Rodney Jones<br />
334/376-2644 (Butler)<br />
AQHA 2007 palomino colts Skipper W,<br />
Blondy’s Dude, Three Bars, athletic<br />
very well built $1,000/ea; 2006 sorrel<br />
colts, reg. #4843040, #4886668 $700.<br />
Page Wright 256/593-9117 (Etowah)
SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 4<br />
HORSES & MULES LIVESTOCK DOGS<br />
MACHINERY MACHINERY<br />
AQHA broodmares w/colts, 2 yo fillys<br />
ready to start, good bloodlines $300-<br />
$650. 256/778-7321 (Morgan)<br />
Golden palomino filly, reg. AQHA, 22<br />
mos beautiful, raised by little girl,<br />
Impressive, Blondy’s Dude $800.<br />
Miles Albright 245 CR 1595 Baileyton<br />
35019; 256/796-2333 (Cullman)<br />
8 stall horse barn for rent, 20 acre<br />
pasture $125/stall/pasture & $75/pasture.<br />
Bobby Oglesby 6051 Eastern<br />
Valley Rd Mccalla 35111; 205/381-<br />
0952 (Jefferson)<br />
Pony pleasure saddles new/used<br />
$75/up, POA show/cart ponies, traffic<br />
safe $4,500/up. Betty Durham PO Box<br />
87 Section 35771; 256/228-3370<br />
(Jackson)<br />
Reg. miniature stallions $700/ea or<br />
$1,200 for 2, opportunity for new<br />
excellent bloodlines for herd. Rt 1 Box<br />
363 B Rockford 35136; 256/377-1028<br />
(Coosa)<br />
Reg. miniature donkeys, pets, breeding<br />
quality $400/up. Cindy Johnson<br />
farmgirl@hiwaay.net 256/423-6044<br />
(Limestone)<br />
AQHA reg. 8 yo bay gelding 15+ hd.<br />
Cribber, Rey Jay, Cee Bee Comm<strong>and</strong><br />
bred, experienced rider $1,800/obo.<br />
cindyharville@msn.com 251/937-<br />
2822 (Baldwin)<br />
Pony mare, rare find, chestnut roan<br />
beautiful/wonderful, 36”, very broke/gentle,<br />
7 yo loves people/attention $1,200.<br />
23909 Hwy 80 W Demopolis 36732;<br />
334/289-4392 (Marengo)<br />
Horse drawn plows, harness, plows<br />
$50/up. David Blackburn 256/232-<br />
3030 (Limestone)<br />
16 hd. black mammoth Jack & 15 hd<br />
sorrel mammoth Jack, bred to mares<br />
only $5,000/pr. Mike Little 901<br />
Meadowlark Ln. Albertville 35901;<br />
256/878-4912 (Marshall)<br />
AMHA, AMHR miniature horses<br />
weanlings, yearlings, mares, stud<br />
colts, all colors start $500. Danny<br />
Black 205/695-3880 (Lamar)<br />
Western saddle h<strong>and</strong> tooled, all<br />
leather, good cond 16” padded seat,<br />
brown $175. 2645 Mooney Rd<br />
Columbiana 35051; 205/669-3462<br />
(Shelby)<br />
AQHA stallion, 2005 flashy sorrel, flaxen<br />
mane/tail, 15 hd. green broke lots<br />
<strong>of</strong> potential $1,500/obo. 334/324-1253<br />
(Montgomery)<br />
Miniature donkeys IMDR & ADMS reg.<br />
start $500. 256/747-3378 www.themasterscrossminis.com<br />
(Cullman)<br />
12 yo gelded racking mule loves people/attention,<br />
works/rides $2,000.<br />
William Alsabrook 110 CR 246<br />
Woodl<strong>and</strong> 36280; 256/363-2113<br />
(R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Older gooseneck trailer 3-horse slant<br />
front/rear tack suitable for horses &<br />
miniatures, 2-horse straight load<br />
bumper pull $1,000/ea. 205/681-4297<br />
or 205/283-3199 (St Clair)<br />
9 yo dbl. reg. PHBA/AQHA palomino<br />
brood mare $950; 3 yo AQHA reg. sorrel<br />
filly, light mane/tail, halter broke,<br />
saddled $550. 256/747-2577 between<br />
5-7pm (Winston)<br />
LIVESTOCK DOGS<br />
Border collie puppies 6 wks old,<br />
blk/wht, bred to work cattle $200/ea.<br />
Tommy Davis 334/485-3214 (Macon)<br />
AKC reg. Australian Shepherd pups<br />
DOB 5/13/07 $150. 334/393-0619 or<br />
334/618-1093 klwaters@sw.rr.com<br />
(C<strong>of</strong>fee)<br />
ABC Border collie puppies, females<br />
DOB 3/1/07, black/white, healthy,<br />
beautifully marked, wormed, vaccinated,<br />
parents from working stock, sociable/quiet,<br />
gritty $200/ea. 205/926-<br />
1776 (Bibb)<br />
Reg. Great Pyrenees puppies 5 mos,<br />
raised w/chickens/goats $300/ea.<br />
Kelly Pike 1796 Old Russellville Rd N.<br />
Jasper 35503; 205/522-0904 (Walker)<br />
CKC Australian cattle dog blue heelers,<br />
good looking pups, smart, great pets,<br />
hard workers, DOB 6/19/07 $200. Ric<br />
Smith 334/559-4053 (Chambers)<br />
Australian Shepherd male 5 mos<br />
purebred papers available $150.<br />
256/748-3906 (Cleburne)<br />
Registered Anatolian Shepherd LGD’s<br />
working with parents, livestock, males<br />
DOB 8/20/06, females DOB 3/17/07<br />
$750/ea. cdbattles@aol.com 334/886-<br />
2930 (Geneva)<br />
1 each adult male & female free; 1<br />
female puppy old enough for training,<br />
beautiful, work stock $150. Thirl<br />
Fuqua PO Box 214 Mexia 36458;<br />
251/575-4582 (Monroe)<br />
Great Pyrenees DOB 6/29/07, $100<br />
parent on premises w/goats. Roger<br />
Love 205/274-0125 (Blount)<br />
Great Pyrenees puppies shots/wormed,<br />
DOB 5/30/07, parents on premises<br />
$100. 205/688-2778 (Chilton)<br />
Australian Shepherd pups 6 wks old,<br />
reg. tri’s, merles, sire Briarbrook show<br />
lines, dam working lines, adds grit,<br />
health current $250/up. Terri McIntosh<br />
256/796-7340 or 256/339-0196<br />
(Cullman)<br />
Great Pyrenees puppies, parents on<br />
premises, raised w/goats, DOB<br />
7/13/07, $100/ea. Terrell Carr 200 Carr<br />
Dr. Ashl<strong>and</strong> 36251; 256/354-2443<br />
(Clay)<br />
Reg. Border Collies working cattle<br />
dogs from selective breeding sire &<br />
dam for cattle dogs, training available<br />
for cattle dogs, pups $300/up. James<br />
Thomas 334/886-2524 (Geneva)<br />
2 Great Pyrenees males 3 mos puppies<br />
w/goats/cattle, parents on site,<br />
good dogs $75. 3010 Bynum Rd<br />
Steele 35987; 256/538-1447 or<br />
256/490-0477 (St Clair)<br />
English Shepherd puppies 6 wks old,<br />
blk/tan, males/females, both parents<br />
registered $200, shots/wormed. J.T.<br />
Bellew 256/538-5219 or 256/538-<br />
2886 (Etowah)<br />
Great Pyrenees puppies snow white,<br />
shots, raised w/goats/sheep, parents<br />
on site, great w/children/guard dogs<br />
$125. 256/352-7370 (Cullman)<br />
Border collie dogs, started/trained to<br />
work cattle, prices vary $800/up,<br />
depending on progress/potential; puppies<br />
$300/up. George Elrod 256/773-<br />
8282 (Morgan)<br />
Blue/red Heeler puppies DOB<br />
7/15/07, wormed, shots, tails<br />
docked, ready after September 10th<br />
$100/ea. Sam Parmer 1682 Gravel<br />
Hill Rd Greenville 36037; 334/382-<br />
6293 (Butler)<br />
MACHINERY<br />
JD 4240 central heat/air, new tires,<br />
exce cond, 1980 model, 4200 hrs,<br />
quad range trans $20,000. 2832 CR<br />
1212 Vinemont 35179; 256/739-2482<br />
(Cullman)<br />
07 Chevy 1-ton flatbed auto V8,<br />
gooseneck trailer $23,000/pr; TN65<br />
Ford tractor 05 model front-end loader<br />
M446, 180 hrs, both like new $18,000.<br />
256/447-0204 (Calhoun)<br />
D3C series III vin #4K500, 686 6-way<br />
blade recent 2000 hr service by<br />
Yancey $37,000 exce cond. 334/855-<br />
4968 (Russell)<br />
Sawmill 1 or 2 man circle saw set on<br />
blocks, powered by 302 Ford engine<br />
$1,200. 205/375-6133 (Pickens)<br />
NH wind row rake $1,495; King cutter 7’<br />
disc harrow $600; JD double bottom<br />
plow $250. 334/272-0150 (Montgomery)<br />
Farmall cub belly mower, Farmall cub<br />
tiller equip $3,000/both; 6’ finishing<br />
mower $800; Farmall Super 3pth 5’<br />
bush hog, good tires $1,000. Robert<br />
Brown 2072 CR 269 Wedowee<br />
36278; 256/363-1189 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Hay tedder JF CR 320 field cond<br />
$300. Ronnie Turner 205/681-3219<br />
(Blount)<br />
Red Farmall 100 tractor, planter, cultivator,<br />
distributor, bush hog $2,500.<br />
Rennie Baker 37 CR 825 Clanton<br />
35045; 205/755-2385 (Chilton)<br />
1980 Ford 1-ton F350, 8’ steel flatbed,<br />
gooseneck hitch, good motor/tires<br />
$1,400 cash. 205/932-3835 or<br />
205/270-3248 (Fayette)<br />
3pt 13 tine chisel plow IH exce shape<br />
$600; 400 gal. water tank on trailer<br />
w/hydraulic pump $400. 205/339-<br />
3623 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
1988 Komatsu D63E dozer 11’ blade<br />
limb risers sweeps screens 22” pads<br />
3sp power shift transmission $23,000.<br />
Chris Sims 256/329-0024 (Coosa)<br />
2003 JD 4710, 48hp, 4wd, 460 loader,<br />
power reverse, 575 hrs, 1 owner, shed<br />
kept, 22’ gooseneck trailer 7k axles,<br />
metal floor, fold up ramps $21,000.<br />
511 Tinsley SPg Rd Hokes Bluff<br />
35903; 256/492-1350 or 256/490-<br />
1505 (Etowah)<br />
5000 Ford, loader, bucket, new<br />
engine, good tires $4,000 firm. John<br />
Gunn 251/846-2096 (Washington)<br />
1982 Jeep 4x4 J10 truck $1,950 original<br />
owner. 205/672-7363 (Shelby)<br />
JD 660 rake $1,500; 12’ 3pth aerator<br />
$2,500; JD F125 4-bottom plow $300;<br />
8x26 steel trailer $2,500; 500# 3pth<br />
fertilizer spreader $300. 2922 CR 49<br />
Fayette 35555; 205/932-6284<br />
(Fayette)<br />
Troy-Bilt chipper/vac. 5hp self propelled<br />
runs good, some attachments<br />
included $500. 205/472-2708 (St Clair)<br />
Hay mower Reese 1600 drum mower<br />
w/spreader, cut small acreage, good cond<br />
$1,800. 251/248-2685 lee.farm@frontier.net<br />
(Conecuh)<br />
1983 Dodge Ram charger power<br />
wagon 4x4 lock rights front/rear<br />
$2,250. Terry Hahn 205/678-8592<br />
(Shelby)<br />
1420 Int’l combine 15’ header barn<br />
kept very good cond $6,000. Cecil<br />
Murphy 251/765-9192 (Monroe)<br />
Ford 555B loader backhoe good cond<br />
$10,750/trade for medium size dozer<br />
w/6-way blade. Gerald Sykora 23930<br />
CR 49 Loxley 36551; 251/945-5548<br />
(Baldwin)<br />
Ford 2000 farm tractor, gas burner,<br />
everything works, very good cond,<br />
great for wildlife food plot or mowing<br />
work $3,900. Jim Green 11822 King’s<br />
Loop Rd Tuscaloosa 35405; 205/752-<br />
6610 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
65 Bellarus 7hp 505 tractor, rebuilt<br />
fuel pump, needs starter, front end<br />
loader $3,000. 256/601-0671 (Dekalb)<br />
Tractor NH 3930, 195 hrs, Ford factory<br />
front-end loader, stored indoors like<br />
new $14,900. 205/229-6467 (Blount)<br />
Dual t<strong>and</strong>em axle gooseneck equip<br />
trailer, 2003 Protrak, 20’ plus 5’ dove<br />
ramps, partial new floor, good cond<br />
$4,900. 334/462-9134 (Hale)<br />
1995 model 9965 JD cotton picker,<br />
2441 engine hrs, 1641 fan hrs, bulk<br />
grease tank, pump included, field<br />
ready $42,500 firm. J.W. McKenzie<br />
334/858-6084 or 334/726-0751<br />
(Geneva)<br />
4240 JD 4 post open tractor quad<br />
range $10,000; 7 ½’ pickup reel green<br />
for silage chopper $2,000, all clean.<br />
Johnny Hollis 1608 S. CR 9 Newton<br />
36352; 334/618-1467 or 334/714-<br />
3472 (Houston)<br />
1941 AC “B” new front tires, paint,<br />
eng. overhauled, 1-row cultivator, 12v<br />
system hydraulic lift $3,000. Ron<br />
Warner 3942 Ridge Rd Greenville<br />
36037; 334/382-2571 (Butler)<br />
Int’l 150 loader $3,500; 3-axle trailer<br />
$800; 2-row cultivator $150; double<br />
breaking plow $175; 2 Ford backhoe<br />
buckets $400. Harley Gilbert 9340<br />
Groundhog Rd Adger 35006;<br />
205/491-7488 (Jefferson)<br />
1-row NI corn picker, picked corn yr<br />
before last, good cond $1,200. 295<br />
CR 324 Piedmont 36272; 256/282-<br />
0638 (Cherokee)<br />
NH 851 round baler barn kept field<br />
ready $1,200. 251/937-8803 or<br />
251/454-2461 (Baldwin)<br />
NH 5-bar hay rake exce cond $850.<br />
256/396-5559 (Clay)<br />
Farmall Super “A” tractor w/break<br />
plow, gang disc, cultivators, planter,<br />
shed kept, used very little past 15 yrs<br />
$2,575. 205/792-3981 (Fayette)<br />
NH side deliver PTO driven hay rake<br />
$800; sq. baler 271 NH needs minor<br />
repair $700/obo. 256/352-9510<br />
(Cullman)<br />
Ford 8600 tractor 100hp runs good<br />
$5,000. 251/248-2484 after 6pm<br />
(Conecuh)<br />
Cat D5H dozer hi-trac series II 1994 6way<br />
blade, new undercarriage<br />
$57,000/obo, take partial trade.<br />
205/336-9777 (Greene)<br />
JD 9940 cotton picker exce cond<br />
$20,000; straw chopper for JD 6600<br />
combine good cond $600. Alan Cruise<br />
334/799-5972 (Elmore)<br />
Ford 6610 diesel 4x4 roll bar, canopy<br />
$8,500; Int’l Cub yellow/white, 42”<br />
belly mower $2,500, both good cond.<br />
205/459-2233 (Choctaw)<br />
Vicon hay conditioner KM241 cutter<br />
bar running gear good cond needs<br />
roller repair $500. 205/647-1146<br />
(Blount)<br />
1957 JD 420W good tires, straight tin,<br />
runs good, ready to restore $2,350.<br />
Edd Lipscomb 251/626-3032<br />
(Baldwin)<br />
JD 14’ <strong>of</strong>fset disc $2,500. Phillip<br />
Brooks 9764 Trammel Rd Dora<br />
35062; 205/288-1003 (Jefferson)<br />
JD 430 rd. baler 4x6 rolls barn kept<br />
field ready $5,500/obo. 64 CR 4407<br />
Brundidge 36010; 334/735-0443<br />
(Pike)<br />
Savage 4200 pecan shaker, very<br />
good cond $3,000. R<strong>and</strong>y Avera<br />
17590 CR 28 Foley 36535; 251/965-<br />
9110 (Baldwin)<br />
W/W sale ring $2,000; gravity flow<br />
wagon $750; 6’ airway aerator $2,000.<br />
Robert Hilyer 256/395-2973 (Clay)<br />
Industrial popcorn sheller, heavy duty<br />
blower for blowing cobs/shucks, all<br />
electrical equip, motors, etc<br />
$5,000/obo. Larry Bearden 288 CR<br />
333 Geraldine 35974; 256/623-5858<br />
(Dekalb)<br />
JD 2555, 75hp 4 remotes, ps, 2-post<br />
canopy, new tires, new Woods QT<br />
loader $14,500. 256/235-2024<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
2550 JD tractor, 65 PTO hp, 2-post<br />
canopy, 2-remotes, wide tire, deep<br />
tread, new Woods QT loader, clean<br />
tractor $13,500. 256/236-7376<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
2130 JD diesel, 70hp, 2-remotes,<br />
IPTO, new tires, bush hog QT loader,<br />
bucket, hay spear, exce cond $10,800.<br />
256/435-7844 (Calhoun)<br />
2240 JD, 50 PTO hp, 2-remotes, 4<br />
new tires, ps, 8sp transmission, 6’<br />
bush hog $7,600. 256/282-4487<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
Extra nice 2000 model JD 310E backhoe<br />
loader, 4-post canopy, 2wd, tight,<br />
good tires $24,000/obo. 256/282-5685<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
Working grist mill on18’ new trailer<br />
$6,000; several corn shellers $40-<br />
$250. Ray Bowling 256/565-0806<br />
(Morgan)<br />
Junk for parts MF65, IH 340 tractors,<br />
IH 340 w/loader $3,000; backhoe<br />
attachment $1,000. Andrew Boody<br />
256/776-2585 (Madison)<br />
Ford 3000 diesel, ps, remote<br />
hydraulics, 2997 hrs $4,900; 6’ Ford<br />
finish mower $600; 5’ bush hog $400;<br />
6’ scrape $250; slip scrape $200.<br />
205/924-8163 (Walker)<br />
3pth cultivator 9’ & plows $300; 3pth<br />
hay spear $75; 10’ 3pth section harrow<br />
$300. 205/752-6089 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
1020 JD tractor exce cond, new<br />
paint/tires $6,850; JD 2-row cultivator<br />
$350 cash. Don Saint 92 Gilbreath Rd<br />
Boaz 35957; 256/593-0009 (Marshall)<br />
MACHINERY<br />
F2 gleaner combine, 13.5’ header,<br />
floating/rigid, 4-row corn header, small<br />
seed fan attachment, kept under barn,<br />
1 owner, good shape $8,500.<br />
Raymond Boykin 334/277-3394 or<br />
334/430-0563 (Montgomery)<br />
5510 Hesston 4x5 hay roller electric<br />
tie barn kept $3,000. Roy Roberts<br />
256/657-3164 (Jackson)<br />
Dozier JD 40 complete overhaul<br />
motor, transmission & drive, sheet<br />
metal, seat restored, newly painted,<br />
90 over pistons, new rings, bearings/seals<br />
$6,200. 256/974-7709<br />
(Lawrence)<br />
Irrigation system: 1500’ 6” aluminum<br />
pipe on trailer w/gun, 6” pump on a<br />
trailer $3,500. 256/635-6666 (Dekalb)<br />
Disc 7’ seal bearing, good blades<br />
$675; 3-bottom breaking plow $425;<br />
1-flat bottom plow $175; 6’ box blade<br />
$340. 205/275-1229 (Walker)<br />
JD 700 grinder mixer, technical manual<br />
provided $750 firm. 205/594-4282<br />
(St Clair)<br />
503 I Vermeer baler 3x5 rolls CM164<br />
PEZAG drum mower, 4-wheel ground<br />
driven rake $4,700/all. 256/377-4600<br />
(Coosa)<br />
4-row JD turning plow 3pth w/trail<br />
wheel $400. 256/249-2025 (Talladega)<br />
360 MF, 4 new tires 1800 hrs good<br />
tractor $8,500. Edward Thomas 2168<br />
CR 43 Section 35771; 256/228-3011<br />
(Jackson)<br />
Tractor Ford NH 32hp model 1920, 16’<br />
utility trailer, new floor/paint, 720 hrs<br />
on tractor $9,500. Ken Canterbury<br />
205/758-8057 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
2003 Hesston rd. baler 545, 4x5<br />
w/kickers, field ready $7,500. Otto<br />
Jernigan 251/928-5004 (Baldwin)<br />
2 d6bs $8,500, 410 JD, loader $4,500,<br />
3 steel trucks beds $350-$750, Super<br />
“C” IH $1,800. Tommy Jones 256/766-<br />
4048 after 6pm (Lauderdale)<br />
JD 3950 silage cutter shed kept<br />
$4,000. Ken Williams 334/335-5465<br />
(Crenshaw)<br />
57 Chev. dump 14’ $600; Ford eng.<br />
parts 3 cyl $250. J.C. McAnear 1632<br />
Modaus Rd SW Decatur 35603;<br />
256/353-1895 (Morgan)<br />
601 Ford Workmaster tractor 1950’s<br />
model (exact yr unknown), ps, gasoline,<br />
restored, exce cond $4,000.<br />
256/632-6324 (Dekalb)<br />
Int’l tractor “A” super model, 5’ Woods<br />
belly mower, fertilizer, seeder, 3pt<br />
type, deer plot special $1,800. Deans<br />
barber 334/872-0478 (Dallas)<br />
Case 1394, 2wd, cab, no air, 4000 hrs,<br />
great cond $7,000; Ford 3910, front<br />
loader $9,000. Fred Luteraan 546 CR<br />
329 Wedowee 36278; 256/363-2368<br />
(R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
AC “B” w/plow, disc $1,095; MH pony<br />
w/cultivator $1,000; Earthmaster “C” 5<br />
equip pieces $995. Ray Best 205/798-<br />
2972 (Jefferson)<br />
1992 Doge Ram 150 4x4 power door<br />
lock/windows/mirrors, red/silver, chrome<br />
$3,500; 1976 Chev. 4x4 Woodbed big<br />
tires $800. 256/357-4952 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Gravely riding tractor 18hp, 5’ mower<br />
deck, extra deck included $1,500.<br />
256/245-6029 (Coosa)<br />
Rhino TW 60 cutter $1,200; IMCO<br />
heavy duty disc 7’ $1,500; Taylor-Way<br />
bus/bog $750; Section harrow 14’ folding<br />
$750. 205/242-1535 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
MF 25 side delivery rake for parts 3pth<br />
PTO powered $100, will purchase<br />
similar rake for parts. Duane Lewis<br />
1960 Hwy 33 Pelham 35124;<br />
205/685-8600 or 205/243-5068<br />
(Shelby)<br />
Power King 2418 all gear drive, 14”<br />
turning plow, cultivator, 42” front<br />
blade, 52” 3-blade mower recently<br />
rebuilt eng. $1,700. Dyer Honeycutt<br />
3192 Anchor Dr. Southside 35907;<br />
256/442-2045 (Etowah)<br />
16’ flatbed, all metal body, headboard,<br />
side bodies, reflector tape, mud flaps,<br />
u-bolts, good paint $1,500. 256/839-<br />
5486, 7-9pm (Tallapoosa)
SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 5<br />
MACHINERY<br />
Farmall “M” $1,250/obo; Farmall “H”<br />
$1,200/obo, both great for restoring.<br />
Perry Sudduth 334/863-4684 or<br />
334/863-1733 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
1975 D6C dozier, fresh motor, 95%<br />
undercarriage $17,500; cascade fold<br />
down boom crane mount behind cab<br />
$1,700. 205/926-9392 (Bibb)<br />
11’ root rake for dozier, 10 teeth exce<br />
cond $900. Paul Headley 2935 Broad<br />
St Pine Hill 36769; 334/963-4764<br />
(Wilcox)<br />
Cub Farmall tractor, cultivator $1,500;<br />
dirt scoop reversible $150; Ford<br />
model 706 dirt scoop nice $450. 3665<br />
Hwy 195 Jasper 35503; 205/387-7156<br />
(Walker)<br />
JD 60 tractor $3,500; JD 820 tractor<br />
$4,500; 709 JD bush hog 7’ $1,500.<br />
R<strong>and</strong>y Smith 205/333-1842 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
2005 JD diesel 56hp 180 hrs like new<br />
$13,900. 595 Browning Rd Odenville<br />
35120; 205/640-6952 (St Clair)<br />
Tractors: JD 2130 70hp $6,000; Ford<br />
3000 $4,900; Ford 4000 52hp $6,000,<br />
all 3 tractors diesel. 334/872-0724<br />
(Dallas)<br />
3 Gregory Bros 3500 skimmers, 1<br />
needs minor repair, 2 used for parts<br />
$2,500/obo. Kerry Shirley 205/367-<br />
7258 (Pickens)<br />
1999 GMC flat dump truck w/grain<br />
bed $11,000. Stan Rogers 256/447-<br />
2008 (Cherokee)<br />
WW squeeze chute w/pap cage<br />
$1,400. Bob Rogers 256/447-7501<br />
(Cherokee)<br />
28’ Ti-Brook aluminum dump trailer<br />
$12,000. Peggy Rogers 256/447-<br />
6044 (Cherokee)<br />
Cat D4D dozier undercarriage 75%<br />
$11,000; 1500 diesel Ford tractor, 5’<br />
finishing mower $5,500; Forest Fire<br />
plow $500. Gerald Willis 15695 Al<br />
Hwy 9 Piedmont 36272; 256/447-<br />
7507 (Calhoun)<br />
1981 Ford F700 $2,500; NH 320 sq.<br />
baler $2,000. Kirk Ponder 16056 Al<br />
Hwy 9 Piedmont 36272; 256/447-<br />
6285 (Calhoun)<br />
1982 Chevy K10 4x4 V8, camper top,<br />
for parts, partial reassembly, rough<br />
body, all parts there $600/obo.<br />
256/582-0248 (Marshall)<br />
F2 combine 15’ header $3,000; 1980<br />
IH truck, 22’ grain body $5,000; JD<br />
450 grain drill $5,000; 150 gal. 3pt<br />
sprayer 30’ booms $800; 3 yd dirt pan<br />
$2,000. Ray Weaver 251/964-5372<br />
(Baldwin)<br />
30kw Onan LPG generator, low hrs, 1<br />
or 3 phase $3,200; 15hp 3ph air compressor<br />
$2,000. Jeff Gunnin 205/489-<br />
3347 jeffgunnin@c2freight.com<br />
(Winston)<br />
1985 Case 1690, bush hog, front-end<br />
loader, duel outlet, exce cond<br />
$14,000. Eddie Everett 9 Sawyer<br />
Cemetery Rd Citronelle 36522;<br />
251/605-7677 (Washington)<br />
6’ Andy 600 bush hog new $600; JD<br />
grain drill good cond soybean special<br />
$2,000/obo. 251/747-8101 (Baldwin)<br />
JD 330 rd. baler 4x4 rolls exce cond,<br />
shed kept, 1 owner $4,000; 2-row cultivator<br />
good cond $275. Ted Collier 38<br />
Collier Rd Opelika 334/614-0919<br />
(Lee)<br />
Ford A62 rubber tire front-end loader<br />
mid 70’s model good cond $8,500.<br />
Jimmy Hanks 10051 W. St. Hwy 106<br />
Georgiana 36033; 334/376-2570<br />
(Butler)<br />
18’ Better Built trailer 5” channel winch<br />
$2,250; 6’ bush hog finish mower<br />
$750; 16’ Lone Wolf trailer heavy duty<br />
$1,350. 256/355-4244 (Morgan)<br />
Ford F250 4x4 W58E bed liner<br />
$5,500; gooseneck ball, good tires,<br />
brakes, paint, 95,000 mi $5,500; Ford<br />
552 rd. baler 5x4 field ready $1,100.<br />
334/382-2363 (Butler)<br />
Fort disc mower 7’10” used last yr<br />
$1,250; Vermeer 2006 tedder 19’ used<br />
6 hrs $4,500. Mark Griffin 256/892-<br />
6848 (Calhoun)<br />
MACHINERY<br />
1995 GMC top-kick Cat eng. hydra<br />
brakes, ac, large box $8,500; Rogers<br />
machinery trailer 2-axle pintle hook<br />
$950. 215 Thrash Ln Guntersville<br />
35976; 256/891-1398 (Marshall)<br />
Backhoe JD 310D 1995 3400 hrs<br />
$20,000; Southbends Lay $600;<br />
Termite backhoe loader $5,000.<br />
205/491-6869 (Jefferson)<br />
Dyna-hoe 190D backhoe 3-53 Detroit<br />
runs great, used on farm, many extra<br />
parts, 20’ reach boom $11,500/everything.<br />
4253 Brad-Hope Rd Pinson<br />
35126; 205/681-3383 (Jefferson)<br />
8N Ford tractor rebuilt eng. new radiator,<br />
new front tires, wheels, good paint;<br />
5’ bush hog runs good $3,000/obo.<br />
Richard Hensley 256/353-7373<br />
(Morgan)<br />
1980 Ford 3600 tractor, diesel, ps,<br />
exce cond, wet pkg, positive traction,<br />
almost new tires, 5’ bush hog $6,750.<br />
256/734-2545 (Cullman)<br />
Vicon CM205, 5-disc hay mower, field<br />
ready, rebuilt, 3 yo, good tarp $1,500.<br />
205/221-4714 (Walker)<br />
JD 40 parts crankshaft $100; flywheel<br />
$40 complete hydraulic lift unit $250;<br />
420 operator manual $25 + more<br />
parts. 251/928-9373 or 251/367-3257<br />
(Baldwin)<br />
Vermeer model 605C rd. hay baler<br />
$1,650/obo. 256/582-4616 (Marshall)<br />
Storm cleanup loader, trailer $16,900;<br />
truck, lowboy $4,500; hydraulic bush<br />
hog for Bobcat $4,000; Snap-On<br />
bumper lift $1,200. 256/892-0548<br />
(Calhoun)<br />
1968 AC 190XT, front-end loader; NI<br />
6345 hay baler, less than 500 bales<br />
$17,000/all, may separate. Will Haney<br />
15327 Quinn Rd Athens 35611;<br />
256/233-3991 (Limestone)<br />
2002 NH, TN65, 50hp, 4wd, Ft.<br />
loader, 175 hrs $20,000; 7’ Woods<br />
Cadet bush hog $1,300 or<br />
$21,000/both. Phil Carmack 256/725-<br />
4395 after 5pm (Madison)<br />
85kw Kato light generator set Ford<br />
460 turbo propane gas eng. exce<br />
cond 600 hrs $8,500. 334/898-2537<br />
(Geneva)<br />
Tractor/loader NH TC29D, 4wd, 7308<br />
loader, ag tires, cruise, hydrostatic,<br />
336 hrs, 1 owner $14,500. 205/758-<br />
7871 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
1065 Gehl, 1060 Gehl, 3940 JD, 2<br />
dump wagons for silage harvest<br />
$12,500; hydra. Ford S & N spray<br />
boom 57’ $1,750. 205/665-2415 or<br />
205/288-1860 (Shelby)<br />
Solid roller for Bigham Bros para-till<br />
new w/brackets $1,000; 385-75R-225<br />
floater tires on buds <strong>of</strong>f 8100 spreader<br />
truck $1,200. 205/665-7359 or<br />
205/288-1696 (Shelby)<br />
2006 Case IH JX95, 115 hrs, 4wd, cab<br />
$35,000; JD 3-blade turning plow $500.<br />
Chris Newton 13027 Quinn Rd Athens<br />
35611; 256/777-9951 (Limestone)<br />
1979 C60 Chevy spreader truck 12’<br />
hydraulic Fontaine bed $3,000; 17’<br />
twin cyl flatbed dump, good shape<br />
$2,500; incinerator Jr $300. Ben<br />
Dollar 256/996-1760 (Dekalb)<br />
Woods backhoe model 1050 3pth<br />
attach for tractors, 50hp or more, new<br />
cond $5,500. 1281 Old Zion Rd<br />
Nauvoo 35578; 205/387-2808<br />
(Walker)<br />
2-row cultivator, 2 Covington planters,<br />
Covington side dresser exce shape,<br />
no rust $1,500/all. Jack Williamson<br />
251/578-5481 (Conecuh)<br />
F2 Gleaner combine, 438 black corn<br />
hd. fair cond $2,000. 256/523-5243<br />
(Cherokee)<br />
IH 1086 low hrs, 10’ heavy duty JD<br />
hydra disc $11,500, will separate; IH<br />
140 w/cultivators $4,000. 205/364-<br />
7878 or 205/399-9733 (Pickens)<br />
Pecan tree shaker, Savage 4600<br />
model $2,000; pecan sweeper Weiss<br />
10’ right side windrow model $1,800.<br />
251/928-5652 (Baldwin)<br />
MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS<br />
Power King garden tractors 2418<br />
$2,150 & 2414 $1,100 runs good<br />
equip. 21870 Al Hwy 79 Scottsboro<br />
35768; 256/587-6677 (Jackson)<br />
70 MD Kubota tractor 2wd 2sp transmission<br />
3 cyl eng. HD list 2200 series<br />
$2,500. Lone Sides 364 Butler Farm<br />
Rd Nauvoo 35578; 205/387-8003<br />
(Walker)<br />
Ford NH 3930 1998 model, 1 owner,<br />
$12,500. 205/491-0595 (Jefferson)<br />
4000 Ford 1974 model 54hp, 8sp,<br />
good tires/paint/lights, ps, hay rake,<br />
reconditioned, have repair bill, very<br />
strong $6,500. 256/725-4683<br />
(Madison)<br />
IH 1086 c/a duals, new interior/seat,<br />
rebuilt injector pump this spring, 5800<br />
hrs $10,500 firm. 205/249-1297<br />
(Shelby)<br />
Ford 7000, loader $10,000; MF 656<br />
hay roller $3,500. Kyle Patton PO Box<br />
401 Fulton 36446; 334/636-4858<br />
(Clarke)<br />
Model “V” Avery; “M” JD; “H” Farmall;<br />
Super “A” Farmall; “B” JD $1,000/ea,<br />
all not running. 11331 Hwy 188 Gr<strong>and</strong><br />
Bay 36541; 251/865-4357 (Mobile)<br />
Ford 3000 diesel tractor $3,300.<br />
Marvin Riverbark 334/726-0941<br />
(Houston)<br />
1998 JD tractor #870, 28hp, 346 hrs,<br />
4wd, ps, canopy #2246 bush hog<br />
loader, like new $11,700. Eddie<br />
McCrory 900 Persimmon Tr. Rd.<br />
Selma 36701; 334/872-2864 (Dallas)<br />
Cub Farmall disc turning plow $125;<br />
disc $50; cultivator $25, all usable<br />
cond. William Burton 205/491-3885<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Corley sawmill 48” dia. Blade 15’ carriage,<br />
miner edger Corley trim saw,<br />
Cummins 4 cyl diesel power unit<br />
$5,500, 4-side planer $4,500.<br />
256/236-9210 (Calhoun)<br />
JD 95 combine 334 corn head, 2 grain<br />
drills, 14’ disc, 344 JD quick attach<br />
corn head $4,500, will separate.<br />
205/932-3761 (Fayette)<br />
JD 2840 tractor, bush hog RTH88<br />
tiller, 7’ HD bush hog cutter, 10’ Tufline<br />
disc, 3-row bottom plow $12,500.<br />
850/712-3478 (Pike)<br />
1995 Ford F800 flatbed truck used<br />
moving 30,000# hay $1,300 diesel.<br />
Mitch Mosley 251/675-4411 (Mobile)<br />
6265 Deutz Allis 4wd front loader cab<br />
air/heat low hrs $15,500; 24’ 06<br />
gooseneck trailer like new $3,000; 28’<br />
BP trailer $1,300. 256/363-2793<br />
(R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Int’l farm tractor 70’s, 3pth, 4 cyl gas<br />
runs good, original paint, model 2300<br />
$3,500. Brian Shrader 205/253-1022<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
JD 2130, diesel, 70hp, ps $5,750; JD<br />
2755, diesel, ps, 75hp $6,750; JD loader,<br />
146 model, bucket $3,800. Herman<br />
Parker 256/753-2953 (Marshall)<br />
5.0 caterpillar tow motor battery operated,<br />
new battery 2000# cap, good cond<br />
$2,750. 256/777-0845 (Limestone)<br />
Case IH 585, 52hp, 2900 hrs, remote<br />
outlets, canopy, roll-bar $8,500. Neal<br />
Harvey 120 Taylor Kizer St Lexington<br />
35648; 256/229-5040 or 256/648-<br />
1301 (Lauderdale)<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
#75 seed cleaner $75. 256/259-6034<br />
(Jackson)<br />
Horse drawn cane mill Goldens new<br />
model #2X $400. John Kendrick 6283<br />
Hwy 63 N. Alex City 35010; 256/234-<br />
6695 (Tallapoosa)<br />
Lincoln Ranger 8 welder/generator<br />
10,000w, electric start Kohler comm<strong>and</strong><br />
20hp, model CH205 ser. #<br />
31224D5021, 155 hrs great for welding<br />
truck $2,600. Mitchell Davidson<br />
205/221-6936 (Walker)<br />
Electric motor 3pth 50hp 1800rpm<br />
220/440v never used $400. 334/692-<br />
5521 (Houston)<br />
70 bf redwood V joint ¾” thick x 5”<br />
width $220. Vene Sneed 256/353-<br />
0962 (Limestone)<br />
1-row tractors flat bottom plow $100;<br />
stalk cutter $75; section <strong>of</strong> disc $50;<br />
90% <strong>of</strong> cultivator $100. Bob Edwards<br />
4055 Al. Hwy 219 Selma 36701;<br />
334/874-6406 (Dallas)<br />
Service lift boom $60; horse trailer<br />
frame 14’ $100; cattle rack 8’ $50.<br />
Charles Garrett 3401 Hwy 31 Calera<br />
35040; 205/663-3216 (Shelby)<br />
Custom made contour greenhouse 2”<br />
solid steel frame 50’x35’x11’<br />
$400/obo. Pat Reid 205/681-7484<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Chicken house equip 10T feed bins<br />
$300; 400’ Roxell feed lines $300; 48”<br />
fans $40; 12’ cattle gap $200. Charlie<br />
Hunsucker 256/538-6640 (St Clair)<br />
Genuine JD manuals technical service<br />
manuals $65; parts manuals $35;<br />
operators manuals $25, add $5<br />
postage, limited selection. 256/574-<br />
1557 (Jackson)<br />
New 2-horse wagon old style 54” bed,<br />
2-wheel hydra. brakes, chrome<br />
wheels, reclining seats, tow bar<br />
$1,000. 205/993-5900 (Marion)<br />
Chipper vacuum Troy-Bilt $450; 8hp<br />
Troy-Bilt tiller $850; shop Smith Mark<br />
V $850; radial arm saw $250; Delta<br />
14” b<strong>and</strong> saw $350. 205/631-2730<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Priefert manual head catch, new paint,<br />
good working order $300. J.T. Mohon<br />
6289 Wolf Creek Rd Townley 35587;<br />
205/924-4600 (Walker)<br />
55 gal. feed barrels w/ removable lids,<br />
caps are still sealed $10/each. Don<br />
Wade 21751 Hwy 216 McCalla 35111;<br />
205/966-0397 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Cattle gates w/horse latches, heavy<br />
duty steel $80/ea, galvanized channel<br />
type gates 4 sizes $50-$80/ea, buy all<br />
gates $50/ea. Tammy Wade 21098<br />
Hwy 216 McCalla 35111; 205/477-<br />
6730 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Pallet forks 3pth, hay spear new $425.<br />
R<strong>and</strong>y Akers 1867 Morris Majestic Rd<br />
Morris 35116; 205/647-5250 (Jefferson)<br />
Ramacher pecan harvester w/dump<br />
Ramacher 8’ sweeper $10,000/obo; 1row<br />
potato planter $300; two 16.9-28<br />
tires, two 14.9-28 tires $150/all.<br />
251/591-1493 (Baldwin)<br />
McCormack hay baler $100; NH combine<br />
$100; 3 plows $35/ea; rake $100;<br />
mule drawn rake $250. 205/339-9319<br />
(Tuscaloosa)<br />
Heavy duty homemade log splitter<br />
$400; truck cover for long wheel base<br />
truck $50. Jimmy Johnson 806 Walnut<br />
St Bessemer 35020; 205/365-4552<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Gourds birdhouse, craft, ornamental<br />
$.50-$2/ea; Okra $8/large basket,<br />
$30/bushel. 256/737-7330 (Cullman)<br />
Canning jars $3.50/doz, free canning<br />
jars by emptying when moved.<br />
256/852-2080 (Madison)<br />
Cypress & Cedar lumber $1.20/bft cut<br />
to your specifications. 251/246-5913<br />
(Clarke)<br />
Llamas 3 yo female, 9 mos male, 10<br />
yo gelded male $600/all. Gigi<br />
Nunnally 205/665-1444 (Shelby)<br />
Male Llama 6 mos brown w/silver<br />
face/ears, friendly, halter broken $150,<br />
request photos anonymouse71@<br />
yahoo.com. 256/446-0622 (Colbert)<br />
Lumber Cedar $1.10/bft; Poplar<br />
$.85/bft; Pine $.50-$.60/bft. Wes<br />
Brown 251/564-2940 (Conecuh)<br />
Kiln dried lumber, Ash, Cedar, Cherry,<br />
rustic Maple, Poplar Oak, Walnut<br />
$1/up 1”x6”; V-groove paneling $.45/lft<br />
1”x8”; V-groove $.62/lft. Tommy Wright<br />
420 Watersedge Florence 35634;<br />
256/718-4005 (Lauderdale)<br />
Wagon 2-horse converted from old<br />
farm wagon, rubber tires, hydraulic<br />
brakes $850; riding cultivator very<br />
good cond $300 firm. 1111 Bailey Rd<br />
NW Arab 35016; 256/586-4517<br />
(Marshall)<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
35 MF $3,000; 175 MF engine, rearend<br />
$650; AGCO 680 front-end loader<br />
$3,500. A.G. Dudley 334/872-9285<br />
(Autauga)<br />
24” vent van for shop/chicken house<br />
$150. 205/317-2711 (Jefferson)<br />
20 horse corral panels 10’ wide 61” tall<br />
made by Applegate, chain interlock<br />
panels $850. 205/924-0825 after<br />
4:30pm (Walker)<br />
Pea butterbean sheller 2 motors<br />
w/shaker 5 min. per bushel $1,200.<br />
Dempsey Lee 4595 Ed George Rd<br />
Semmes 36575; 251/645-4358<br />
(Mobile)<br />
24’ gooseneck trailer 750-16 duel<br />
wheel t<strong>and</strong>em axle steel floor $2,000.<br />
985 CR 468 Hanceville 35077;<br />
256/734-5328 (Cullman)<br />
Super “A” motor parts $25-$75; Super<br />
“C” rim 11-2-36 $50; 11-2-24 tire $75;<br />
8-3-24 $75; Super “C” rear wheel<br />
wghts $45; Farmall Cub eng. block<br />
$150. 205/938-2359 (Bibb)<br />
Fence post, poles for barns up to 30’<br />
long $1/ft, can deliver. Earl Owens<br />
859 Montgomery Hwy Centreville<br />
35042; 205/926-7509 (Bibb)<br />
16’ electric hay elevator $600; old surplus<br />
generator 92 amps 120v $500;<br />
Barnes gas mud pump 2” suction discharge<br />
new $800. 8800 Williams St<br />
Citronelle 36522; 251/866-7477<br />
(Mobile)<br />
H<strong>and</strong> crank corn mill $125; Black<br />
Hawk corn sheller $50; mule drawn<br />
hay rake $200; blacksmith shop blowers<br />
$125. Edward C<strong>of</strong>ield 256/363-<br />
2481 (R<strong>and</strong>olph)<br />
Greenhouse approx 24x80 shade<br />
cloth & ext. ribs good cond $2,000<br />
take down. Fred Reed 30 Park Rd<br />
Pleasant Grove 35127; 205/744-4455<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
New 24 hr feed time clock $75; 110 10<br />
min timer $20; 300# rooster feed hopper<br />
$60; 150# feed hopper $25.<br />
Nathan Barck 4276 CR 1043 Cullman<br />
35057; 256/747-9909 (Cullman)<br />
Electric cattle oil sprayer $50; h<strong>and</strong><br />
pumps for 55 gal. drum $40. 256/658-<br />
3479 (Madison)<br />
4-wheel farm wagon factory built 20’<br />
metal floor, body good, baled hay<br />
wagon $375. PO Box 1046 Bay Minette<br />
36507; 251/604-6356 (Baldwin)<br />
Semen storage tank for artificial breeding<br />
$300. 256/557-2467 (Dekalb)<br />
2 tractor tires mounted 18-4-34<br />
$500/both; 900:20 & 1000:20 tires<br />
mounted on rims $50/up/ea. 334/566-<br />
6169 (Pike)<br />
Two 500’ rolls unused 1/0 triplex electrical<br />
service wire, great for barn run<br />
$400. Gary Peace 205/681-5458<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Small manure spreader 14 bushel pull<br />
w/lawn mower $225; Burch corn<br />
planter 2-row 3pt $425; JD corn<br />
planter 2-row 3pt $350. 256/729-6517<br />
or 256/206-0578 (Limestone)<br />
Stainless steel tubing 1 7/16 OD x 8’4”<br />
$1.25/ft; 1 7/8 OD x 6’-12’ $1.75/ft or<br />
trade for aluminum ro<strong>of</strong>ing, plywood,<br />
bldg supplies. 256/974-6472 (Lawrence)<br />
Mule/horse drawn wagon, rubber<br />
tires, springs, 6 bucket seats, covered<br />
top exce shape $2,250/obo. 484<br />
Green Acres Rd Eastaboga 36260;<br />
256/831-4243 (Calhoun)<br />
Cane mill Belknap bluegrass #3 horse<br />
mill very heavy $175; 80 gal. kettle<br />
$850. 205/674-0164 (Jefferson)<br />
500 gal. fuel tank w/h<strong>and</strong> pump $200.<br />
334/684-9129 (Geneva)<br />
1974 F350 flatbed truck, 4sp, electric<br />
brake hookup, good gas mileage/cond<br />
$1,700. 256/574-1740 (Jackson)<br />
Feed bin 10 ton new boot, slide gate<br />
$300 firm. 312 CR 1481 Cullman<br />
35058; 256/734-0446 (Cullman)<br />
Stock trailer 24’ gooseneck, new floor,<br />
good cond, 2 spare tires, center gate<br />
$3,350/obo. Elizabeth Miller PO Box<br />
1232 Smiths Station 36877; 706/405-<br />
9674 (Lee)
SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 6<br />
MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS, BULBS, SEEDS<br />
Rough Pine lumber $.20/ft. 256/462-<br />
3243 (Cullman)<br />
Chipper/shredder MTD 8hp $350/trade<br />
for small horse/hay; wood splitter built<br />
heavy duty Kohler engine D9 cylinder<br />
$350/trade for livestock/hay. 205/841-<br />
1226 (Jefferson)<br />
Structure steel 60’x100’ 20’ canopy pre<br />
engineered bldg fastners, cable included<br />
new $15,750. S<strong>and</strong>y Kilpatrick 619<br />
Walkers Crossing Rd Pell City 35128;<br />
205/338-4753 (St Clair)<br />
Chain drive Camden tiller $25; hydra<br />
floor bumper jack $35; Craftsman 18”<br />
b<strong>and</strong> saw w/st<strong>and</strong> $20. Charlie<br />
Cornelison 649 Berry Hollow Rd Gurley<br />
35748; 256/776-3743 (Madison)<br />
Ford pickup 2000 model F150 LWB<br />
good rubber used on farm $5,000;<br />
dump truck F600 Ford (farm use)<br />
older model runs/tires good $2,000.<br />
J.N. Beard 205/655-7682 (Jefferson)<br />
3pt PTO post hole digger $100.<br />
Richard MacDonald 205/655-8177<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Llama male breeding age reddish<br />
brown gentle $225. H. Lewis 205/663-<br />
9879 (Shelby)<br />
13hp electric irrigation pump, 136gpm<br />
$850; 12,000 gal. fiberglass fuel/water<br />
tank $850. 888/290-8590 (Clay)<br />
Hit/Miss, throttle governor fly wheel<br />
eng. Cushman upright $400; Economy<br />
$700; Stover $850. Herschel Thornell<br />
3807 Marie Cook Dr Montgomery<br />
36109; 334/272-2184 or 334/399-9139<br />
(Montgomery)<br />
1000 gal portable anhydrous tank suitable<br />
for water, unvalved, good tires,<br />
hitch fits 2” ball $500 firm. Debra<br />
Marchard 251/824-7436 (Mobile)<br />
40x250 chicken house 8’ & 12’ wood<br />
posts, 5V tin, take down, remove from<br />
property $500. H.C. Adamson<br />
334/451-2873 (Coosa)<br />
Air compressor 25hp, 120 gal. tank<br />
w/controls $4,000/obo. 205/807-7580<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
Hahn highboy sprayer 48’ booms<br />
$1,200; 12 finger style farrowing<br />
crates, tender foot flooring “free.” Todd<br />
Cassebaum 251/962-2110 (Baldwin)<br />
4 wheels, solid rubber for skid, steer<br />
loader, plugs $250. 256/232-1549<br />
(Limestone)<br />
PLANTS, BULBS,<br />
SEEDS<br />
Heading collard seed, some white<br />
stemmed, white leaved $2.50/tblsp,<br />
SASE 2 stamps. 1504 Hubbard Rd<br />
Newton 36352; 334/692-3323 (Houston)<br />
White multiplying onion sets<br />
$22.50/gal; $15/half gal. P.P; old<br />
reseeding Petunia or Sweet William<br />
seed $3/tblsp + SASE. John Green<br />
1354 Mardis Mill Rd Blountsville<br />
35031; 205/429-3929 (Blount)<br />
Want older heirloom A<strong>laba</strong>ma farm<br />
type daffodil bulbs & white spider lilies<br />
by the hundreds. Diane Simpson<br />
256/842-0300 or 256/830-5592<br />
(Madison)<br />
Want seed for A<strong>laba</strong>ma Larkspur to<br />
sow this fall to cover 20’x20’ on hillside,<br />
respond by email junemays@bellsouth.net.<br />
June Mays 205/324-7476 or<br />
205/541-3740 (Jefferson)<br />
Double Poppy Red, Purple Angel<br />
Trumpet, Texas Star, Yellow Angel<br />
Trumpet, Zebrina, Mexican Sunflower,<br />
Confederate Rose, C<strong>and</strong>elabra $1/pkg<br />
SASE G.R. Hinson 3413 Wiley Rd<br />
Montgomery 36106; 334/277-0234<br />
(Montgomery)<br />
Daylilies 3 fans $5 all colors, healthy<br />
plants, large blooms, sale through<br />
September. Helen Danner 1865 CR<br />
30 Ethelsville 35461; 205/658-2263<br />
(Pickens)<br />
Japanese Maples $5-$300, good collection<br />
name varieties/sizes, no shipping.<br />
Paul & Glenda Lowe 11265 Hwy<br />
50 Dadeville 36853; 256/896-0105<br />
Thurs-Sat. (Tallapoosa)<br />
Want Hickory corn seed 2007. Floyd<br />
Posey 824 Co Hwy 67 Guin 35563;<br />
205/468-3257 (Marion)<br />
Granny gray beard tree seeds $2/15<br />
seeds + SASE. William Jewell 508 CR<br />
30 Thomaston 36783; 334/385-2322<br />
(Marengo)<br />
Ginseng dried roots $8/oz; golden<br />
seal dried roots $4/oz, will grind into<br />
powder, add postage w/order. Ronald<br />
Young 205 Mystic Trail W. Boaz<br />
35956; 256/593-0878 (Etowah)<br />
Purple angel trumpet, Texas star hibiscus,<br />
castor mole bean, cocktail, hollyhock,<br />
gallon size gourd, $2/pkg<br />
+SASE+2 stamps. Fran Higdon 2214<br />
CR 92 Higdon 35979. 256/597-2691<br />
(Jackson)<br />
Leyl<strong>and</strong> cypress well rooted gal. pots,<br />
great for fall planting, good for screens<br />
privacy, Evergreen natural conical<br />
shape $3/gal. Webb Thornhill 15107<br />
Al Hwy 71 Pisgah 35765; 256/451-<br />
3640 (Jackson)<br />
Want heading German collard seed.<br />
Annie Johns 251 Weogufka Rd<br />
Sylacauga 35151 (Coosa)<br />
White, orange angel trumpet $3/21<br />
ppd; purple money plant; larkspur;<br />
Mexican hat; mixed columbine $1<br />
SASE; Indian pinks wildflower $2/30<br />
SASE. Mildred Maroney 784 Tolucah<br />
Rd. Valhermoso Spg 35775; 256/778-<br />
8561 (Morgan)<br />
20 assorted varieties Camellia rooted<br />
cuttings $15 + $4 postage; 10 assorted<br />
varieties Camellia liners 3 ¼” pots<br />
$15 + $6.50 shipping. James Rohmer<br />
3703 M<strong>of</strong>fett Rd Mobile 36618;<br />
251/343-6891 (Mobile)<br />
Bee balm scarlet, red Tex star heirloom,<br />
hibiscus, hyacinth bean pu/wh<br />
money plant, stokesia, hollyhock rd/pk<br />
society garlic, swap any for larkspur<br />
$1/pkg + SASE 2 stamps. E.B. Barton<br />
3133 Boxwood Dr. Hoover 35216<br />
205/822-1266 (Jefferson)<br />
Elephant garlic cloves $5/lb, $8 minimum<br />
shipping. David Eaton 350<br />
Eaton Dr Sylvan Spg 35118; 205/497-<br />
1449 after 4pm (Jefferson)<br />
RABBITS<br />
French & English Lop, English<br />
Angoras, dwarf Hotots, quality show,<br />
brood stock, some pets available<br />
$30/up. 205/330-7966 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
San Juan, Red Mountain runners<br />
great for Beagle training, references,<br />
$5-$8/ea. 251/867-4166 or 251/867-<br />
1018 (Escambia)<br />
New Zeal<strong>and</strong>, Californian New<br />
Zeal<strong>and</strong> cross breeding does $8/ea;<br />
mini Rex breeding age $10/ea; cotton<br />
tail Cane Cutter cross breeding age<br />
$5. Angela Turner 205/998-3448<br />
(Tuscaloosa)<br />
SHEEP & GOATS<br />
Angora buck unreg. white, purebred,<br />
weaned in August, very tame $100/ea;<br />
Mohair $3/lb unwashed, for weaving,<br />
rugs, crafts. Patty Tyler 10796 Hwy 50<br />
Dadeville 36853; 256/896-2175<br />
(Tallapoosa)<br />
ADGA reg. 2 ½ yo Nubian, keeping<br />
son Monarch gr<strong>and</strong>son $250. Clayton<br />
Garner 205/338-9527 (St Clair)<br />
Performance tested ½ Kiko cross<br />
bucks, does $100-$250; 2 yo reg.<br />
100% New Zeal<strong>and</strong> Kiko buck $2,000.<br />
205/755-2188 (Chilton)<br />
Gulf Coast sheep: GCSBA reg. bred<br />
ewes, ewe lambs, unrelated ram<br />
lambs starting $150/ea. detailed info<br />
visit www.gulfcoastsheepbreeders.org<br />
David James 2262 Hwy 59 Spruce<br />
Pine 35585; 256/332-6847 (Franklin)<br />
Alpine buck $100; African pygmy<br />
bucks $45 very friendly raised w/kids,<br />
does may be available soon. 205/884-<br />
2630 (St Clair)<br />
SHEEP & GOATS<br />
White Katahdin sheep ewes, rams,<br />
some bred $125/up. 256/899-2303<br />
(Dekalb)<br />
Lift Him Up Ranch reg. full blood SA<br />
Boers Billies, exce bloodline, health,<br />
gentle, nannies & % $100/up. Matt<br />
Smith 1435 CR 633 Ranburne 36273;<br />
256/748-2626 (Cleburne)<br />
Boer mix goats, 1 Billy 9 mos $145; 1<br />
Nanny & 1 Billy 3 ½ mos $80. Gerald<br />
Capps 205/910-1982 or 205/938-2441<br />
(Bibb)<br />
Two 15 mos Nubian does healthy<br />
pretty, must go together, ready to<br />
breed, from registered herd $150/ea.<br />
618 Nuckols Rd Seale 36875;<br />
334/855-4870 (Russell)<br />
Katahdin Dorper cross ewes & rams,<br />
flock reduction sale $125-$175.<br />
Frances Breslin 205/646-2510<br />
evenings (Chilton)<br />
Want registered Alpine buck reasonable.<br />
Jerry Wright 10015 Long<br />
Meadow Rd Madison 35756; 256/534-<br />
3982 (Madison)<br />
Tenn. fainting goats does, bucks all<br />
colors, young, grown $100/up; black<br />
belly sheep rams $65. Wally Kornegay<br />
3718 Valley Ford Rd Adger 35006;<br />
205/426-4765 (Jefferson)<br />
20 Katahdin sheep 13 young rams,<br />
ewes breeding ram, 6 bred adult ewes<br />
$70/up, $2,000/all. Mackie Whittington<br />
1779 Wilson Chapel Rd Oneonta<br />
35121; 205/466-3330 (Blount)<br />
Boer bucks 100% 6 mos $150; 94%<br />
doe $100 exce bloodline, wormed,<br />
vaccinated, tagged, tattooed. Anne<br />
Fuqua 9295 Hwy 29 Brewton 36426;<br />
251/867-4687 (Escambia)<br />
% SA Boer goats $40/up. 205/674-<br />
5790 (Walker)<br />
Full SA Boers, Bingo, Bingo<br />
Superman’s son, Eggfile, Bodicious<br />
Hoot, others; 9 does herd buck, 2<br />
young bucks, herd sellout $200/up.<br />
Jeremy McDonald 205/486-8624 or<br />
205/269-7047 (Winston)<br />
Pygmy bucks, does from reg. stock<br />
$50/up small type. 256/587-6449<br />
(Jackson)<br />
Alpine doe born 4/07; Saanen/Alpine<br />
doe 5/07; Alpine male born 3/06, $45-<br />
$100. Merrillyn Humphries 59 Swindle<br />
Rd Hodges 35571; 205/935-1916<br />
(Franklin)<br />
100% Boer Billies $100/ea, can register.<br />
Tyler Limbaugh 1625 Beason<br />
Cove Rd Steele 35987; 205/594-7600<br />
leave msg (St Clair)<br />
Pygmy goats different colors males<br />
$40, females $50. Raymond Mahaffey<br />
205/680-8285 (Jefferson)<br />
ABGA reg full blood & % Boer goats,<br />
reds paint, traditional, meat goats,<br />
breeding stock $100-$400. Chris Hill<br />
50 Gladden Rd Springville 35146;<br />
205/467-9389 (Blount)<br />
Boer, Kiko goats, % & FB, commercial,<br />
show bucks, does, 4 mos – 2 yo<br />
$75-$300. 256/599-0204 (Jackson)<br />
Exce selection reg. & % Boer goats,<br />
bucks, does, 3 mos – 3 yo $75/up.<br />
Terry Parker 334/821-8760 (Lee)<br />
Nubian does, disease free $100-$250;<br />
spotted blk & wht buck $200. Diana Sauer<br />
706/478-5534 diana.sauer@gmail.com<br />
(Lee)<br />
17 Kiko cross bucks born Dec, some<br />
¾ $75/up; Kiko better feet & stomachs,<br />
healthiest kids, pictures<br />
bama_bikeguy@yahoo.com 256/796-<br />
5540 (Cullman)<br />
35 Boer nannies/Billys kids 3-5 mos<br />
$50-$75; 90 full blood purebred does<br />
heavy bred due 9/20 $125-$200. Tom<br />
Sullivan 256/685-1009 (Morgan)<br />
Boers 75% Billies $50/ea; Nannies<br />
$65/ea, large goats 100#-150#<br />
$100/ea. 205/491-9174 (Jefferson)<br />
Full blooded Boer & SA Boer Billies,<br />
exce bloodline Eggsfile, Cloud<br />
Dancing, Eggspence, Eggs-Ryals,<br />
Kaptein, some ready for breeding, traditional,<br />
paints, % Billies, Nannies<br />
$75/up. Perry Verdun 11368 CR 49<br />
Heflin 36264; 256/748-8906 or<br />
770/841-5134 (Cleburne)<br />
SHEEP & GOATS<br />
2 reg. QR yearling rams, white, good<br />
hair coat, grass fed only, SFCP since<br />
2005, $150/ea. Greg & Janie Dennis<br />
1582 CR 852 Ranburne 36273;<br />
770/862-2531 (Cleburne)<br />
SWINE<br />
Meat pigs $25/up good selection to<br />
choose from. Mike Small 61 Pine Trail<br />
Altoona 35952; 205/589-6790 or<br />
256/504-6645 (Etowah)<br />
Red feeder pigs $25. 256/748-2285<br />
(Cleburne)<br />
2 large sows 400-500# 1 white, 1<br />
black $175/both. 334/684-7747, leave<br />
msg (Geneva)<br />
SYRUP, HONEY,<br />
BEES<br />
Rear your own queens using the cell<br />
punch method, it’s easy without having<br />
to graft larvae, tool w/complete photo<br />
instructions $15 ppd. Wil Montgomery<br />
1401 Lakemont Dr. S. Southside 35907<br />
(Etowah)<br />
20 frame S.S. Maxant extractor $575;<br />
Maxant 4 frame reversible extractor<br />
$575. W.C. Moore 271 Holiday Shores<br />
Rd Scottsboro 35769; 256/582-6150<br />
(Marshall)<br />
Need 150 gal. A<strong>laba</strong>ma wild flower<br />
honey, will furnish 5 gal. pails $1 +/- per<br />
lb. 205/496-0067 (Greene)<br />
Several hives some singles, some 1<br />
2/3 story hives, singles $80/ea; 1 2/3<br />
$100/ea. Gregory Green 163<br />
Higgingbotham Rd Empire 35063;<br />
205/648-0036 after 7pm (Walker)<br />
25 bee hives $130/hive. 251/605-6271<br />
or 251/649-4414 (Mobile)<br />
WANTED<br />
12” bucket for Case 480 backhoe.<br />
Scott Smith 256/354-0036 (Clay)<br />
WANTED<br />
Brillion culti-packer seeder, 3pth, 5 ½’<br />
width, good/exce cond. 256/682-4032<br />
(Madison)<br />
Wisconsin VH4D engine running or<br />
not. Alfred Richards 205/913-8036<br />
(Walker)<br />
Anvil & other blacksmith equipment,<br />
old farm tools. 205/594-5474 (St Clair)<br />
Well pump shallow or deep, needed<br />
to pump water from river for garden.<br />
C. Sawyer 348 Bells Camp Rd Adger<br />
35006; 205/497-3025 (Jefferson)<br />
JD 1020 or 1120 for parts, any condition,<br />
similar tractor ok. Ray Hobson<br />
205/758-4528 (Tuscaloosa)<br />
Old grist mill or old mill stones, any<br />
size. Richard Eaves 334/289-8906<br />
raleaves@email.com (Marengo)<br />
80 gal. or larger syrup kettle, pay reasonable<br />
price, pickup. J. English<br />
3206 Vernon Ave Opelika 36801;<br />
334/745-4552 (Lee)<br />
6’ 3pth reverse tine tiller, cultivators<br />
for Super “A” or cub running w/cultivators<br />
mounted. John McFaddin<br />
334/283-5234 (Elmore)<br />
Want watering trailer/truck. 256/389-<br />
8470 (Colbert)<br />
Small feed bin w/hopper for children<br />
zoo barn area, can be used, needs to<br />
work. Marcia Riedmiller 2630<br />
Cahaba Road Birmingham 35223;<br />
205/879-0409 ext 203 (Jefferson)<br />
Smithy lathe/mill combo machine, will<br />
consider any model, very good cond.<br />
Paul Wallace 256/773-8749 (Morgan)<br />
Restoring cub Farmall need used<br />
parts reasonable. 256/586-6989 or<br />
256/486-1445 (Marshall)<br />
Automatic cattle head catch; heavy<br />
gauge sub-soiler 3pth. Terry Griffith<br />
2360 Mud Creek Road Adger 35006;<br />
205/491-3036 or 205/965-8516<br />
(Jefferson)<br />
2007 COUNTY FAIRS<br />
Etowah County Fair Sept. 5-8<br />
Marshall County Fair Sept. 11-16<br />
Northwest A<strong>laba</strong>ma Fair Sept. 11-15<br />
Cullman County Fair Sept. 17-23<br />
Jackson County Fair Sept. 17-22<br />
Shelby County Fair Sept. 17-22<br />
Autauga County Fair Sept. 18-22<br />
Blount County Fair Sept. 18-22<br />
North A<strong>laba</strong>ma State Fair Sept. 18-23<br />
Tennessee Valley Expo/Morgan Co. Fair Sept. 20-29<br />
DeKalb County Fair Sept. 24-29<br />
Baldwin County Fair Sept. 25-29<br />
Butler County Fair Sept. 25-29<br />
Pike County Fair Sept. 25-29<br />
Central A<strong>laba</strong>ma Fair Oct. 1-6<br />
Lee County Fair Oct. 2-6<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma National Fair Oct. 5-14<br />
Monroe County Fair Oct. 9-13<br />
Fayette County Fair Oct. 16-20<br />
Greater Gulf State Fair Oct. 19-28<br />
Covington County Fair Oct. 22-28<br />
Lawrence County Fair Oct. 23-27<br />
National Peanut Festival Nov. 2-11<br />
September is National Chicken Month!<br />
For a tasty chicken<br />
recipe go to:<br />
www.eatchicken.com
SEPTEMBER 2007 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 7<br />
4-H'ers Earn National Championship<br />
The Coosa County<br />
4-H Wildlife Team represented<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma at the<br />
National 4-H Wildlife<br />
Habitat Evaluation Invitational<br />
in Cedar City,<br />
Utah on July 25-29, 2007.<br />
They returned home as<br />
National Champions.<br />
They were followed in<br />
the competition by the<br />
home team from Utah<br />
in second place, <strong>and</strong><br />
Texas in third place.<br />
Nineteen states were<br />
represented <strong>and</strong> all the<br />
teams were already state<br />
champions.<br />
Team members<br />
included Anna Vines,<br />
Elijah Phillips, Samuel<br />
Cordner <strong>and</strong> Treavor<br />
Abrams <strong>and</strong> were<br />
coached by County Extension<br />
Coordinator, Roger Vines <strong>and</strong><br />
Kristy Abrams. Anna Vines was<br />
the overall high scoring individual,<br />
Elijah Phillips placed fourth<br />
<strong>and</strong> Samuel Cordner came in at<br />
9th overall. The fourth member,<br />
Treavor Abrams, also did well<br />
but placed out <strong>of</strong> the top ten.<br />
"The competition was very<br />
challenging. Our team members<br />
had to study really hard to learn<br />
an entirely new habitat that was<br />
so very different from A<strong>laba</strong>ma.<br />
The competition site was on<br />
l<strong>and</strong> dominated by high desert<br />
sagebrush <strong>and</strong> rugged mountains.<br />
The Utah <strong>and</strong> Texas teams,<br />
which placed second <strong>and</strong> third<br />
had the advantage <strong>of</strong> being on<br />
familiar ground, so that made me<br />
especially proud <strong>of</strong> our A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
team members who still came<br />
out on top" stated Vines. "I have<br />
been coaching this team since<br />
they were in the fourth grade<br />
<strong>and</strong> so it's great to see them<br />
reach this long sought after<br />
goal."<br />
Pictured from left to right are Roger Vines, coach; Treavor Abrams, Anna Vines, Samuel<br />
Cornder (in back), <strong>and</strong> Elijah Phillips. Chaperone Kristy Abrams, not pictured.<br />
The teams competed in several<br />
different events, including aerial<br />
photo interpretation, wildlife<br />
foods, wildlife habitat management<br />
practices, a written rural<br />
wildlife plan, <strong>and</strong> a written urban<br />
wildlife plan. As always the scores<br />
were very close, but A<strong>laba</strong>ma won<br />
with a 10 point margin over the<br />
second place Utah team. This victory<br />
marks the tenth time, Coosa<br />
County 4-H has had a team participate<br />
in the national wildlife event.<br />
During the compettion the<br />
4-H’ers made new friends from<br />
all across the country <strong>and</strong> learned<br />
about the plants <strong>and</strong> animals <strong>of</strong><br />
the American West. But just as<br />
important, they learned about<br />
commitment to a goal, the value<br />
<strong>of</strong> hard work, <strong>and</strong> how to support<br />
their team mates. The 4-<br />
H'ers also learned to appreciate<br />
the support <strong>of</strong> their community,<br />
since over $2,700 was raised<br />
locally to support the team on<br />
their trip.<br />
The 4-H Wildlife Habitat<br />
Evaluation Program, commonly<br />
known as WHEP, is an educational<br />
program <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Cooperative Extension System to<br />
teach youth about the value <strong>and</strong><br />
principles involved in managing<br />
wildlife resources. It started as a<br />
state 4-H program in Tennessee<br />
<strong>and</strong> has grown to a nation-wide<br />
event. Participants must first win<br />
their state competition to earn<br />
the chance to compete nationally.<br />
A rule is in place that allows<br />
teams to only participate in one<br />
national WHEP, so each state<br />
winning team only gets "one<br />
shot" at winning the national.<br />
The contest also moves to a different<br />
host state each year, so the<br />
contest has been held all over the<br />
country through the years. Next<br />
year, the event will held in<br />
Oklahoma. The National WHEP<br />
is sponsored by the U.S. Fish <strong>and</strong><br />
Wildlife Service <strong>and</strong> International<br />
Paper.<br />
For more inforamtion please<br />
contact Roger Vines by e-mail at<br />
vinesrc@auburn.edu or call 256/<br />
377-4713.<br />
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UPCOMING AG EVENTS<br />
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• September 1 & 15 - A<strong>laba</strong>ma Goat Auction at 15125 AL Hwy 168 in<br />
Boaz at 10:00 a.m. For more information contact David G. Sumners at<br />
256/878-0739.<br />
• September 1, 15 & 29 - East A<strong>laba</strong>ma Goat & Poultry Auction at<br />
1006 Co Rd 474 in Woodl<strong>and</strong> at noon. For more information contact<br />
Phil Stewart (home) 256/449-6376 or (cell) 404/535-9713.<br />
• September 1, 15 & 29 - (4 p.m.) & September 8 & 22 (noon) - Clay<br />
Co. Goat & Poultry Auction at 748 Co Rd 91 in Goodwater. For more<br />
information call Richard Askew 256/839-6824.<br />
• September 8 & 22 - Southeast A<strong>laba</strong>ma Goat & Poultry Auction<br />
at 1752 Co Rd 43 in Clayton at 10:00 a.m. For more information call<br />
Rodney Hurst at 334/695-2438 or 334/775-7170.<br />
• September 9 & 10 - ABRA, P.A.C. approved open horse show with<br />
Halter, Western, English Pleasure, Walk/Trot & Green Horse classes.<br />
For more information call Paula at 229/776-0544.<br />
• September 11 - "Making Cows out <strong>of</strong> Heifers" workshop will be<br />
held at the USDA Service Center Building at 155 Reform Street in<br />
Carrollton. The workshop will provide information about selection<br />
<strong>and</strong> development <strong>of</strong> a heifer from birth until she produces her first<br />
calf. For more information contact Sam Wiggins at 205/367-8148.<br />
• September 22 - Southeastern Horse Breeders Association 2007<br />
Production Quarter Horse sale at Cullman Stockyards at noon. 100<br />
head <strong>of</strong> reg. quality Quarter Horses available. For more information<br />
log onto www.southeasternhorsebreeders.com or call 205/221-5257.<br />
• October 20-21 - Southeastern Foxtrotter Fall Show will be held at T.<br />
Ed Garrison Arena in Clemson, SC. For more information contact<br />
Kimberli Nichols at knichols@servicetransport.com or 864/304-1614.<br />
• October 20 - Peinhardt Farm/Old Time Logging/Woodworking<br />
Day will be held in Cullman from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more information<br />
call 256/734-0850 or email bjohn781@aol.com.<br />
HAY DIRECTORY FORM<br />
Producers who wish to be included in the Hay Directory should<br />
provide the information requested below <strong>and</strong> mail the form by<br />
October 31, 2007 to:<br />
Livestock Market News<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong> & <strong>Industries</strong><br />
P.O. Box 3336<br />
Montgomery, AL 36109-0336<br />
Ph. 334/240-7180 or 1-800-642-7761 ext. 7180<br />
This form is to be used for the Hay Directory ONLY <strong>and</strong> must be<br />
completely filled out to be used in the directory. Please DO NOT<br />
use this form to send in ads for the Farmers’ Bulletin. This Hay<br />
Directory Form should be mailed to the address listed above. Ads<br />
should be mailed to the attention <strong>of</strong> the A<strong>laba</strong>ma Farmers’ <strong>and</strong><br />
Consumers’ Bulletin. Failure to send information to the proper name<br />
<strong>and</strong> address may prevent your information from being printed.<br />
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Example Form:<br />
LOCATION Montgomery<br />
STATE A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
HAY AMOUNT 250 bales<br />
HAY TYPE Bermuda & Bahia<br />
PRICE $45 per bale<br />
Contact Name R<strong>and</strong>y or Mike<br />
Phone 334/234-4567<br />
Comments Square & round available<br />
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LOCATION<br />
STATE<br />
HAY AMOUNT<br />
HAY TYPE<br />
PRICE<br />
CONTACT NAME<br />
PHONE<br />
COMMENTS
PAGE 8 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER 2007<br />
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT<br />
Not YO' Mama's Pepper<br />
Marmalade originated as a<br />
thoughtful <strong>and</strong> original Christmas<br />
gift for friends <strong>and</strong> family<br />
but has now grown into a huge<br />
hit across A<strong>laba</strong>ma! The couple,<br />
Brian <strong>and</strong> Caroline<br />
Taylor, who formed<br />
this family-owned<br />
business in Birmingham,<br />
says the idea<br />
came from spending<br />
their first Christmas<br />
together as an engaged<br />
couple. Instead <strong>of</strong> giving<br />
out Christmas<br />
sweets, Brian came up<br />
with an idea <strong>and</strong><br />
recipe to create pepper<br />
marmalade. "The pepper<br />
marmalade was a huge success<br />
so we decided to give it out<br />
at our wedding as well. After<br />
this the dem<strong>and</strong> just grew <strong>and</strong><br />
so did we" says Caroline Taylor.<br />
The original pepper marmalade<br />
is made with a blend <strong>of</strong><br />
red <strong>and</strong> yellow sweet bell peppers,<br />
pure cane sugar, <strong>and</strong> the<br />
finest cider vinegar spiked with<br />
orange zest, mango <strong>and</strong><br />
Serrano peppers. The slightly<br />
spicy, sweet <strong>and</strong> sour marmalade<br />
is great for appetizers,<br />
your favorite meat, seafood or<br />
vegetables. For those that like it<br />
a little bit hotter,<br />
Habanero Marmalade<br />
can easily do the trick.<br />
Now that you are ready<br />
to experience the delicious<br />
taste <strong>of</strong> Not Yo'<br />
Mamas Gourmet Foods,<br />
you can rush out to your<br />
nearest specialty or natural<br />
food store, along<br />
with several other retail<br />
stores across the state,<br />
including Whole Foods<br />
in Birmingham, to get a<br />
jar! Or for your convenience,<br />
you can purchase Not Yo'<br />
Mamas marmalades on their<br />
website at www.notyomamasgourmet.com.<br />
For more information<br />
on other A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
owned companies visit the<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> <strong>Industries</strong>' website<br />
at www.agi.a<strong>laba</strong>ma.gov.<br />
Sparks Visits Hoover Bi<strong>of</strong>uel Facility<br />
Pictured from left to right, Dr. Ernst Cebert, an Agronomist with<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma A & M University, Birmingham Mayor Tony Petelos <strong>and</strong><br />
Commissioner Sparks at the biodiesel facility in Hoover.<br />
Recently Birmingham<br />
Mayor Tony Petelos gave<br />
Commissioner <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> <strong>Industries</strong> Ron Sparks a<br />
tour <strong>of</strong> a facility in Hoover that<br />
collects used cooking oil <strong>and</strong><br />
produces biodiesel. A blend<br />
generally referred to as "B20" is<br />
then made using 20% biodiesel<br />
<strong>and</strong> 80% regular diesel fuel.<br />
Sparks recognized the advantages<br />
such an operation could<br />
provide <strong>and</strong> decided to put a<br />
plan into action immediately to<br />
create a similar facility in the<br />
Montgomery area.<br />
During the tour Dr, Ernest<br />
Cebert, an Agronomist with<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma A & M University,<br />
shared about his research on<br />
using canola as a legitimate<br />
feedstock to produce alternative<br />
fuels in A<strong>laba</strong>ma. The<br />
<strong>Department</strong> is partnering with<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma A & M University to<br />
continue this research.<br />
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS...<br />
AND YOUR CUSTOMERS<br />
Availability <strong>of</strong> E-85 Ethanol <strong>and</strong><br />
B20 Biodiesel fuels is rapidly<br />
spreading across the country.<br />
More <strong>and</strong> more vehicles are<br />
being <strong>of</strong>fered that use alternative<br />
fuels. Now is the time to learn<br />
about both fuels <strong>and</strong> what it<br />
takes to make them available at<br />
retail stations in A<strong>laba</strong>ma. Learn<br />
how to apply for up to $50,000 in<br />
grant monies to help defray the<br />
cost <strong>of</strong> any pumps <strong>and</strong>/or tanks<br />
as part <strong>of</strong> the I-65 Clean<br />
Corridors program. During<br />
September, ADECA <strong>and</strong> the<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma Clean Fuels Coalition<br />
will be hosting 4 workshops for<br />
gas station owners on having<br />
alternative fuels available at their<br />
pumps for the A<strong>laba</strong>ma Clean<br />
Corridors program. According to<br />
Mark C. Bentley, Executive<br />
Director, A<strong>laba</strong>ma Clean Fuels<br />
Coalition, "We applaud the<br />
efforts <strong>of</strong> Commissioner Sparks<br />
<strong>and</strong> everyone involved in the<br />
Center for Alternative Fuels at<br />
the <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> <strong>Industries</strong>. The growth <strong>of</strong><br />
CAFO Owners Receive Compensation for Inspection Fees<br />
The A<strong>laba</strong>ma <strong>Department</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong> & <strong>Industries</strong>, in<br />
cooperation with USDA Natural<br />
Resources Conservation Service<br />
(NRCS), has implemented a program<br />
to compensate all<br />
Concentrated Animal Feeding<br />
Operations (CAFO) owners for<br />
the majority <strong>of</strong> the cost for the<br />
annual inspection, which is<br />
required by the A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Environmental<br />
Management (ADEM). The program<br />
is funded by NRCS in conjunction<br />
with the A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong> &<br />
<strong>Industries</strong> (ADAI), which is<br />
responsible for administering the<br />
program. Commissioner Ron<br />
alternative fuels - specifically<br />
those produced from agricultural<br />
feedstocks - is very important to<br />
the economic development <strong>of</strong><br />
our state. Both biodiesel (from<br />
WHAT IS A CLEAN CORRIDOR?<br />
Pictured from left to right are Johnny Adams, Executive Director, A<strong>laba</strong>ma Poultry & Egg Association,<br />
Robby Nichols, Koch Foods broiler producer, Commissioner Sparks <strong>and</strong> Jimmy Carlisle, Director,<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma Farmers Federation Commodity Producer Services.<br />
Sparks, along with Gary Kobylski<br />
<strong>of</strong> NRCS, Johnny Adams <strong>of</strong><br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma Poultry & Egg<br />
Association, Jimmy Carlisle <strong>of</strong><br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma Farmers Federation,<br />
<strong>and</strong> Steve Jenkins <strong>of</strong> the A<strong>laba</strong>ma<br />
<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> Environmental<br />
Management were instrumental<br />
in providing assistance to all<br />
CAFO owners who have had this<br />
extra cost added to their operating<br />
budgets.<br />
A Qualified Credential<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional (QCP) performs the<br />
required inspection <strong>and</strong> is paid by<br />
the CAFO owner. The QCP<br />
signs a voucher form provided<br />
by ADAI <strong>and</strong> gives it to the<br />
CAFO owner. The CAFO<br />
soybeans) <strong>and</strong> ethanol (from<br />
corn) are the primary alternative<br />
<strong>and</strong> renewable fuels benefiting<br />
the agricultural industry in<br />
A<strong>laba</strong>ma.”<br />
A Clean Corridor is a highway on<br />
which motorists <strong>and</strong> fleets can find<br />
<strong>and</strong> purchase clean burning alternative<br />
fuels such as E-85 Ethanol<br />
<strong>and</strong> B20 Biodiesel.<br />
The A<strong>laba</strong>ma <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
Economic <strong>and</strong> Community Affairs<br />
(ADECA) <strong>and</strong> the A<strong>laba</strong>ma Clean<br />
Fuels Coalition (ACFC) applied for<br />
<strong>and</strong> received a <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
Energy (DOE) grant to install the<br />
infrastructure for six retail E-85<br />
Ethanol <strong>and</strong> five B20 Biodiesel<br />
pumps at retail stations along I-65<br />
as part <strong>of</strong> this multi state program.<br />
Workshop Locations & Dates: All Workshops 8 am - noon<br />
Birmingham - September 11 - Lawson State Community College<br />
Huntsville/Decatur - September 12 - Calhoun Community College<br />
Montgomery - September 13 - <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Agriculture</strong> & <strong>Industries</strong><br />
Evergreen/Greenville - September 14 - Reid State Technical College<br />
Register at www.A<strong>laba</strong>maCleanCorridors.com or call 205/402-2755<br />
owner then completes the<br />
remainder <strong>of</strong> the voucher form<br />
<strong>and</strong> submits it, along with a copy<br />
<strong>of</strong> the inspection form <strong>and</strong> a<br />
copy <strong>of</strong> the invoice, to ADAI for<br />
reimbursement.<br />
This program was implemented<br />
July 1, 2006, <strong>and</strong> completed<br />
its first year June 30, 2007.<br />
During the year, 309 CAFO<br />
owners applied for <strong>and</strong> received<br />
reimbursement. Of these 309<br />
CAFO's, 280 were poultry producers,<br />
20 were swine producers,<br />
3 were dairies, <strong>and</strong> 6 were stockyards.<br />
A total <strong>of</strong> $59,100.00 was<br />
reimbursed to the CAFO owners.<br />
This very successful program<br />
will be continued this year.