Oct - Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries

A LABA LABAMA 

F a r m ers a n d Consumers Bulletin 

VOLUME 58 NO. 9 

OCTOBER 2010 

BOX 3336, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36109-0336 

Address Services Requested 

October is National Beef Month! 

FARMERS DIGGING PEANUTS! 

Just in time for the harvest 

season, the Alabama 

Peanut Producers Association 

(APPA) has launched a billboard 

campaign promoting 

the health benefits of peanuts. 

The billboards read: 

"Farmers are digging the 

peanuts. People are digging 

the protein." The signs have 

been placed in two prominent 

peanut-growing regions of the 

state - Dothan and Mobile, 

and are in high-traffic areas. 

The project is being funded 

by the National Peanut 

Board and coordinated by 

APPA staff. "This is a great 

example of how growers can 

share their nutritious message 

to thousands of motorists on 

a daily basis, while they themselves 

are in high gear harvesting 

this year's peanut crop," 

said Randy Griggs, APPA 

executive director. 

Dothan area billboards 

are located on Highway 231 S, 

431 N, and 84 W near 

Brannon Stand Road. Since 

approximately half of the 

peanuts grown in the United 

States are grown within a 100mile 

radius of Dothan, these 

are quite appropriate locations 

for this promotion. 

The Mobile billboard is 

on I-10 E near the Loxley- 

Hwy 59 exit. When approaching 

one of the billboard 

vicinities, look for the sign 

that promotes a vital commodity 

to Alabama and our 

nation…..Peanuts: Energy for 

the good life! 

Consumers can take part 

in the National Peanut Festival, 

the nation's largest peanut festival, 

which will be held in 

Dothan, October 29-November 

7, 2010 to honor peanut 

growers and celebrate the harvest 

season. For more information 

about the National 

Peanut Festival please, log onto 

www.nationalpeanutfestival.com, 

or call 334/793-4323. 

For more information on 

the peanut industry, visit 

www.alpeanuts.com or call the 

APPA office at 334/792-6482. 

Alabama Pecan Festival 

The annual Alabama 

Pecan Festival 

will take place November 

5-7, 2010, at 

the Tillman's Corner 

Community Center in 

Theodore. This annual 

event has provided 

family fun for many 

years with crafts, food 

vendors, and carnival 

rides. A variety of 

entertainment will be 

provided each evening 

of the festival. For 

more information, 

please log on to 

www.alabamapecanfestival.com 

or contact 

Billy Bolton at 

251/401-5555. 

Pictured above are Cadie Simmons, 

2010 Pecan Queen, left, and Commissioner 

of Agriculture and Industries 

Ron Sparks. 

MA 

As our farmers enter the 

harvest season, I would like to 

announce that the United 

States Department of Agriculture 

(USDA) has approved disaster 

assistance for 2009 for 

farmers and producers across 

the United States. The disaster 

assistance will include a Crop 

Assistance Program, a Lost 

Poultry Contract Assistance 

Program, and an Aquaculture 

Grant Program. 

Alabama's producers have 

been long awaiting this assistance. 

Although these grants 

will not relieve them of total 

losses for 2009, it is certainly 

needed and appreciated. Sixtysix 

of the state's 67 counties are 

a part of this program, which 

illustrates clearly that we had a 

widespread problem here in 

2009. I hope this funding will 

go a long way to helping them 

continue to be successful in 

their industries 

The Crop Assistance 

Program will provide up to $550 

million for these eligible commodities: 

upland cotton, rice, 

soybeans, and sweet potatoes. 

The Lost Poultry Contract 

Assistance Program will provide 

up to $60 million in the form of 

a grant to those states where 

poultry producers lost a contract 

STOP AGRICULTURAL 

THEFTS 

To report suspicious activities call 

the Department of Agriculture and 

Industries’ Investigations Division 

at 1-800-642-7761, ext. 7208. 

SPARKS’ 

REMARKS 

Commissioner 

Ron Sparks 

due to the bankruptcy of an 

integrator in December 2008. 

The Aquaculture Grant 

Program will provide up to $20 

million in the form of a grant 

to those states where farmraised 

aquaculture producers 

need assistance due to high 

feed input costs in 2009. The 

portion of these funds allocated 

to Alabama aquaculture producers 

is estimated to be less 

than $4 million. 

All Alabama counties are eligible 

for these programs except 

for Coosa County. Details about 

the requirements for producer 

qualifications and funds distribution 

are expected from USDA in 

the coming weeks. Our department 

will be working jointly with 

USDA to administer the Lost 

Poultry Contract Assistance 

Program and the Aquaculture 

Grant Program. 

For information on USDA's 

disaster assistance programs, visit: 

http://www.fsa.usda.gov/ 

FSA/webapp?area=home& 

subject=diap&topic=landing. 

For more information you 

may also contact your local 

USDA Farm Service Agency 

office or at the department feel 

free to contact Hassey Brooks at 

334/240-3877 or email him at 

hassey.brooks@agi.alabama.gov.

OCTOBER 2010 ALABAMA FARMERS AND CONSUMERS BULLETIN PAGE 2 

AQUACULTURE 

Redworms: fishing/composting/gardening 

$30/1# $42/2# $83/5#, bedrun, 

delivered, free “How to Guide” w/purchase. 

Tom Bowe 2295 W. Malvern 

Hwy Slocomb 36375; 334/886-3547 

(Geneva) 

Trout for fall: Rainbow $5/lb; Brown 

$5.50/lb; Catfish 4”-11” $.30/ea/up; 1”- 

5” Coppernose Bluegill $.25/up/ea; 

Shellcracker $.28/ea/up; White Amur 

Grasscrap $5/ea; Bass $.80/ea/up; 

Threadfin Shad $400/up; Fathead 

Minnows $35/1000. Bill Davis 854 CR 

167 Leesburg 35983; 256/526-8453 

(Cherokee) 

Pond liming, electro-shocking, feeders, 

aerators, pond fertilizer. Daniel 

Davis 3830 CR 26 Centre 35960; 

256/504-3034 (Cherokee) 

Northern Bass $.85/up; adult Bass 

$10/lb/up; Bluegill, Coppernose, 

Shellcracker $.30/up; White Amur $4- 

$6/ea; Fathead Minnows $8.50/lb; 

Golden Shiners $8.50/lb. Steve Brown 

445 CR 55 Moundville 35474; 

205/371-4494 (Hale) 

Redworms: great for fishing/composting 

$30/lb. Greg Boshell 118 1st Ave 

SE Carbon Hill 35549; 205/924-2439 

or 205/471-6090 (Walker) 

Redworm business: old freezers 

$10/ea. Barbara Moore 706/862-2076 

bnwWorms@aol.com (Cherokee) 

Bluegills $.20/up; Threadfin Shad 

$200/1000. Barry Bates 6204 CR 26 

Faunsdale 36738; 34/628-4725 (Hale) 

CATTLE 

All livestock listings must be 

from bonafide livestock farmers. 

Notices from livestock dealers, 

order buyers or persons selling on 

commission cannot be accepted. 

CATTLE SALES 

Animals sold out-of-state must 

meet animal health requirements 

of the state of destination. 

2 Corriente bulls black, 1 reg. $1,050; 

younger bull $650; 4 cows w/calves 

$750/pr multi-colored. Randy Dobbs 

1039 Wolf Pond Rd Talladega 35160; 

256/268-2001 (Talladega) 

Reg. Limousin bulls, 3 polled fullbloods 

$2,000-$2,500; 1 horned fullblood 

$2,000; 1 horned purebred 

$2,000 all born May 2009. Nancy 

Webb 240 CR 168 Scottsboro 35768; 

256/599-5945 (Jackson) 

35 Brangus/Angus Heifers bred to 

LBW Angus bull $1,150/ea. 334/507- 

0356 (Hale) 

2 Braunvieh bulls, 1 polled, 2nd scurred 

$1,500/ea or lease LBW, 1 dark, 1 traditional 

color. Joe Acker 205/368-7912 

(Shelby) 

Reg. Angus bulls 18-25 mos sired by popular 

AI sires, good EPD’s $1,500-$2,000; 

heifers bred to Mytty in Focus, 878 

$1,000/up delivery available. Sammy 

Crow 247 Holladay Rd Danville 35619; 

256/612-0778 or 256/773-0784 (Morgan) 

75 black, BWF Heifers bred to LBW 

black bulls; 60 Heifers w/calves, remainder 

are bred $75,000/all. 3674 CR 2201 

Goshen 36035; 334/674-1100 (Pike) 

Reg. Blonde d’Aquitaine bulls 19-23 

mos docile, muscular, great for Xbreeding, 

calves gain more wght earlier 

$1,700-$2,000. Clayton Bryant 

204 Sanford Rd Andalusia 36420; 

334/222-9631 (Covington) 

Reg. Brangus Heifers, bulls 8 mos/up 

$800/up. James Stinson 334/376- 

2454 or 904/607-5610 (Butler) 

Reg. Brangus bulls, Heifers 7 mos/up 

$800/up; 3 yo Brangus herd sire, John 

Wayne genetics $2,000 exce bldlines very 

nice/gentle. Levon Enzor 4126 Perdue Hill 

Rd Frisco City 36445; 251/282-0553 or 

251/267-3996 (Monroe) 

CATTLE 

Jersey cows 3 yo bred exce bldlines 

reg. $1,800/ea beautiful, gentle, great 

mothers. Barbara Cornelius 369 

Cornelius Rd Rogersville 35652; 

256/247-0832 (Lauderdale) 

2 Reg. Horned Hereford bulls, 17 & 32 mos 

$1,800/ea. 334/315-1825 (Montgomery) 

Reg. Angus Heifers bred $1,200; reg. 

Angus bulls 12-20 mos $1,200. 

256/739-6766 (Cullman) 

Commercial Jersey cows, several 

mature cows, hand milked, 2 yo 

Heifers $1,000/up. Zac Slay 334/864- 

0407 (Chambers) 

BBU reg. Beefmaster bulls $1,200 

polled, red, paint, black colors. 256/891- 

3777 or 256/891-3438 (Dekalb) 

Santa Gertrudis, very gentle, reg, weaning 

heifers/bulls $1,000/ea; polled 19 

mos bulls $1,200/up; horned 2 yo bulls 

$1,400/ea. Betty Kelso-Clough 85 

Jackson Cove Somerville 35670; 

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

Black Angus bulls, heifers $800/up; reg. 

bulls $1,000/up; bred heifers $1,000/up; 

exce bldlines, LBW, good milkers, 

Black Baldie heifers $800/up. Earl 

Woodard 318 Faust Rd Blountsville 

35031; 205/429-2883 (Blount) 

10 reg. Angus bulls, several good 

heifer bulls $1,250/up top bldlines, 

gentle, handfed, homegrown. Ken 

Tyler 2984 Pine Ridge Rd Union 

Grove 35175; 256/506-3819 (Morgan) 

Reg. bred Angus cow 21 mos; 5 bred 

Angus cows 3-5 yo; 2 heifers, 2 bulls 

5 mos $8,500. Jack Pollard 2991 

Center Ridge Rd Luverne 36049; 

334/335-6183 (Crenshaw) 

3 reg. Jersey bulls top bldlines out of 

heavy milkers $400/up. 256/543-2702 

(Etowah) 

3 black, Sim-Angus, pr. $1,500/ea; 6 

black, bred, Sim-Angus cows $1,200- 

$1,300; 6 black, Sim-Angus bulls 

$1,100-$1,300; 5 black Angus bulls 

$1,000-$1,300. W.P. Powell 6712 CR 24 

Clanton 35045; 205/755-3786 (Chilton) 

Simmental, Sim-Angus bulls, yearlings 

black red $1,500/up; Sim-Angus heifers 

4 yearlings $800/ea. Chester Hicks 

4892 Crawford’s Cove Rd Springville 

35146; 256/543-7344 (St Clair) 

2 purebred gray Brahman bulls not 

reg. 18 mos $650/ea. Ronnie 

Reynolds PO Box 56 Bellwood 36313; 

36313; 334/347-3934 (Geneva) 

Reg. Brangus bull 21 mos $1,000 good 

disposition, 10 mi. NW of Jasper. 

Kenneth Drummond 4505 Redmill- 

Saragossa Rd Nauvoo 35578; 205/384- 

4650 (Walker) 

Reg. Polled Herefords, good selection 

bulls 18-19 mos $1,800/ea. extra gentle, 

top quality pedigrees; 2 breeding 

age heifers $900/ea. Jim/Lynda 

Lowery 5320 CR 36 Heflin 36264; 

256/253-2445 (Cleburne) 

Reg. Texas Longhorn cattle great horn 

lengths, bottle calves, longhorn roping 

calves, some small beef calves $350- 

$400. Claude Lipscomb 10020 Vernant 

Pk Rd Foley 36535; 251/965-3600 

(Baldwin) 

54 Black Angus cross heifers bred to 

LBW Black Angus bulls, start calving 

last of Dec. hand fed $1,100/ea. 

Wendell Bolton 11324 CR 33 Ashville 

35953; 205/594-7068 (St Clair) 

Few left, Hereford heifers bred to LBW 

Angus bull Hereford cow, heifers bred 

to Hereford $750/up. Ken McMillan 

205/405-0068 drken@pellcityvets.com 

(Talladega) 

Limousin, Angus, Lim-Flex bulls, 

heifers $1,000/up; semen, embryos, 

red, black, homo black, homo polled, 

planned matings. 256/962-0256 or 

866/740-9024 www.cattletoday.com/chr 

(Cullman) 

Free delivery: nice big gentle bred 

Limousin homozygous black cows & 

dbl homozygous open bred heifers, 

outstanding bldlines, guarantee black 

calves. 205/456-0468 or 205/466- 

3468 (Blount) 

CATTLE 

Reg. Brangus bulls 12 mos-2yo Brinks 

bldlines, strong/great EPD’s, gentle 

dispositions $1,000/up; reg. heifers 

12+ mos $1,000/up. Gary Biggs 

30337 Hwy 112 Robertsdale 36567; 

850/393-2059 (Baldwin) 

Reg. Limousin bulls, red, black, dbl 

polled, gentle, LBW, bulls 14-28 mos 

$1,200-$1,450. Don Jones 15246 

Hwy 110 Fitzpatrick 36029; 334/279- 

1023 (Bullock) 

Reg. Black Simmental bulls 12-24 

mos $1,000-$2,000. Gordon Lyles 

6875 Co Hwy 21 Horton 35980; 

205/466-3264 (Blount) 

Reg. Charolais bulls, AI sired, Three 

Trees Wind, Prime Cut, Grid Maker, 

heavy muscled, long bodied, growth, 

milk, calving ease, good EPD’s 

$1,200/up. Billy Gilley 135 CR 1684 

Holly Pond 35083; 256/796-7801 or 

256/708-4700 (Cullman) 

2 purebred Angus cows, 4 & 6 yo, 

both bred to LBW reg. bull, 6 yo reg. 

$1,350/ea. 251/786-1928 (Baldwin) 

Reg. Angus bulls 20-26 mos, direct sons 

of 878; Connealy Lead On; SYn Gen 

1407 Corona; Nichols Extra K205; grandsons 

of 878 & Focus of ER $1,400/ up. 

George Gibbins 256/237-7350 (Calhoun) 

8 reg. Angus bulls $1,500 sons of Net 

Worth 7270; Peacemaker, Legacy; 

solid EPD’s, ready for fall breeding. 

A.L. Bonds 165 Bonds Rd Guntersville 

35976; 256/878-7060 (Marshall) 

29 Angus heifers $1,000-$1,200 bred 

to Angus bull; (2) 20 mos Angus bulls 

$1,050/ea. Bobby Holcombe 205/369- 

3748 (Shelby) 

4 Angus bulls, 4 Angus heifers, good bldlines, 

gentle, 1 yo $750/bulls $700/ 

heifers. Ben Baker 205/647-4202 (Blount) 

3 Braford Tiger striped brood cows 

$800/ea or $2,200/all; 20 crossbreed 

heifers some bred $600-$900/ea. 

Kenneth Milton 334/566-7922 (Pike) 

Purebred Charolais heifers very gentle 

12 mos $800/ea. Mac Strickland 

191 Anderson Dr Eufaula 36027; 

334/687-8988 (Barbour) 

3 bulls 11 mos-3 yo $1,000-$1,800. 

John Patterson 205/668-0353 (Shelby) 

Young, mostly black herd, 11 bred 

heifers, 8 pr. & reg. Angus bull 

$21,500. 205/499-6694 (Sumter) 

Black Angus 2 yo bulls, heifers exce 

bldlines, LBW $1,000/ea. Alex Khan 

1282 Hwy 5 Wilsonville 35186; 

205/223-9777 (Shelby) 

2 high percentage Angus bulls 12 mos 

$1,100/ea heavy muscled structurally 

sound, exce herd sire prospects. Van 

Smith 2227 CR 19 N. Prattville 36067; 

334/850-7114 (Autauga) 

Reg. polled Hereford bulls 16-19 mos gentle 

$1,500/ea. 256/828-4628 (Madison) 

Purebred red Limousin homo polled 7 

yo herd bull $1,200; LBW, gentle 8 

mos bull exce shape $600; 9 mos 

heifer $500. D. Smith 205/601-6936 

(St Clair) 

97 head good cattle raised on farm, 

32 bred heifers $1,100; 67 head 3-6 

yo bred cows $1,000. 256/557-1966 

(Dekalb) 

Reg. Black Angus bulls, heifers 10-11 

mos bulls $1,200/ea. heifers $900/ea 

gentle, quality bldlines. Larry Farmer 

5225 Coosa River Rd Deatsville 

36022; 334/569-3496 (Elmore) 

Reg. Angus bulls, Sim-Angus bulls 23- 

31 mos $1,800/ea. w/semen check 

delivery avail. Jeff James 205/926- 

7521 or 800/844-4435 (Bibb) 

Charolais virgin bulls 20 mos $2,000. David 

Latham 334/288-4745 (Montgomery) 

Reg. quality Charolais bulls 20 mos. 

LBW, thick/meaty, Wyoming Wnd, 

Thundering Wind, 914, Montana Silver 

bldlines, gentle dispositions $1,800- 

$2,000. Frank Ellis www.frankellis.com 

(Lowndes) 

Black Angus bulls, sons of Boyd’s 

New Day 8005, ready for service 

$1,500/up. C. G. Pettus 928 Loop Rd 

Warrior 35180; 205/647-6767 (Blount) 

CATTLE 

Reg. Limousin bulls, 6 bulls chosen from 

40 $1,000-$1,200 all LBW, heavy milkers. 

J. Beard 205/296-3461 (Jefferson) 

Limousin, Angus, Lim-Flex bulls, heifers 

$1,000/up; semen, embryos, red, black, 

homo black, homo polled, planned matings. 

www.cattletoday.com/chr 256/962- 

0256 or 866/740-9024 (Cullman) 

Reg. Angus bulls, breeding age 

$1,500; reg. Angus Heifers, breeding 

age $1,000. Bill Wheeler 1573 CR 

326 Flat Rock 35966; 256/657-8255 

(Jackson) 

Longhorn Texas cattle $225-$2,000. 

Calvin Deemer 256/657-3274 (Dekalb) 

Reg. CCR ultra black bull $2,500; 12 bred 

Commercial CCR Brangus cows 4 yo 

$1,000/ea; 5 bred CCR Brangus Heifers 

$850/up. 256/476-3860 (Lawrence) 

Beefmaster bred cows good bldlines 

$1,200/up. H.R. Pinkerton 2835 Valley 

Hill Cir. Adamsville 35005; 205/674- 

0851 (Jefferson) 

Reg. Beefmaster red/WUL Polled bull 

2 yo $1,700; heifers weaning age/up 

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

(Randolph) 

EGG & POULTRY 

** Please reference the “Submission 

Guidelines” on our website 

www.agi.alabama.gov, under “Ag 

News”, guideline #20 ** 

Bantams: Nankins, Seramas, Silkies, 

Cochins, Partridge, Frizzles, Button 

Quail, Guineas, Geese, Ducks, NPIP 

US AI clean chicks $5/up. Darlene 

Thompson darlenelthompson1@netzero.net 

205/515-7163 (Shelby) 

Bobwhite Quail breeder birds $1.50/ 

ea less than 1,000 or $1.25/ea. more 

than 1,000. Seth Vicks 205/237-2914 

(Blount) 

Chickens $5/ea. White Leg egg laying 

birds. Richard Donta 256/242-4103 

richdonta@yahoo.com (Blount) 

Geese, Turkeys, Guineas, Ducks $9/up all 

birds laying. Ray Humphrey 2900 Lee Rd 

401 Opelika 36801; 334/742-8058 (Lee) 

Several varieties each, Seramas, Silkies, 

Cochins, Polish, Japanese Bantams, 

Pheasants $10/ea/up Oneonta area. 

205/625-6999 or 205/903-9559 (Blount) 

Quail Bobwhite flight cond ready to go 

beautiful birds $3.50. Rudolph Evans 

8514 Balm Rd Wetumpka 36092; 

334/541-3670 (Elmore) 

Guineas Keets $3/ea. 205/743-9220 

or 205/680-0354 (Jefferson) 

Black Copper pullets $8/up; Black 

Copper Roosters $5/up; RIR pullets 

$5/up; Bronze Turkeys $10/up; grown 

Bronze Turkey trio $100. Richard 

Hewett 256/831-9270 or 256/316- 

7144 (Talladega) 

FARMS 

FOR RENT, SALE, 

WANTED 

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RON SPARKS 

Commissioner 

EGG & POULTRY 

24 white Chinese Geese, called Swan 

Goose, 6-7 mos $12.50/ea. Kenneth 

Avery 2993 CR 67 Hartford 36344; 

334/588-0919 (Geneva) 

Buff Orpingtons 5 mos pullets $7.50; 

Roosters $4.50; Dominiques, Black 

Giants 10 wks old $4 will hatch again 

Oct. James Smith rutie10@hotmail.com 

256/247-6528 (Lauderdale) 

Peafowl India Blue 2010 hatch, very 

gentle, eats from hand, free range 

raised $10/pr. 205/967-2535 (Jefferson) 

Quail eggs $1.50/doz. Joshua Mooney 

256/351-1542 (Lawrence) 

Polish, Crevecoeur, Nankins, Seramas, 

Golden Campines, all grown, most laying 

$10/ea; some Roosters $5; cages $30/ea. 

Marvin Smith 334/963-4885 (Wilcox) 

Burch egg cooler $500; (2) Shenandoah 

egg conveyers $500/ea. James 

Bradley 190 Powell Rd Hartselle 

35640; 256/318-2278 (Morgan) 

Bobwhite Quails $3.25/ea. Donna 

Carden 3711 CR 813 Cullman 35057; 

256/339-8752 (Cullman) 

Guineas all sizes $2.50-$10; mature 

Ringneck Pheasant $10. 3053 Lee Rd 

117 Opelika 36804; 334/524-3617 (Lee) 

Old English Bantams 9 different 

breeds $20/pr; RIR hens $12/ea NPIP. 

Ken Fordham 6620 CR 33 Wedowee 

36278; 256/395-0119 or 334/338- 

5524 (Randolph) 

Young pullets, hens, some crossed 

Americana, Cuckoo Marans, large 

Cochins, young/laying, baby chicks 

$4/up. 810 Griffin Rd Chelsea 35043; 

205/678-2030 (Shelby) 

Jumbo Ringneck Pheasants, 3 

Roosters, 1 Hen beautiful birds $50/all. 

Earl Pruitt 205/594-7024 (Clay) 

Welsummer, Ameraucana, Delaware 20 

wks old pullets $4/ea. Robert Hamlett 522 

Cedar Cove Birmingham 35214; 205/798- 

9966 or 205/325-7794 (Jefferson) 

White Silkies 2010 hatch Rooster $10; 

Hen $15 OBO/all. Angie Reeves 4732 

US Hwy 80 W. Salem 36874; 334/297- 

1564 (Russell) 

Blue Peafowl chicks, blue, white 

mixes/Pied $20/up; 2 yo blue males 

$75; 3 yo $100. 205/516-7372 (St Clair) 

Beautiful colored Peafowl $50/up 

depending on age. 706/326-2812 (Lee) 

FARMS FOR RENT 

200 ac. located near corner Alabama, 

3 creeks, hunting rights $15/ac/yr. 

Wayne Braswell 7556 Bankhead Hwy 

Dora 35062; 205/648-8335 (Jefferson) 

40 ac hunting land for lease, east side 

of July Mtn. $9/ac. 256/574-5440 or 

256/609-2272 (Jackson) 

Several pastures for rent, 220 ac. 

fenced/x-fenced, 3 ponds, 3 barns, silo 

$1/ac/mos. Winfield area. 205/412- 

3670 (Fayette) 

The Department of Agriculture and Industries does not assume 

any responsibility for the transactions effected through the 

columns of the Bulletin, but will use every effort to prevent 

fraud. Those persons who offer items for sale are expected to fulfill 

the terms of their offer. Failure through either negligence or 

intention may require the Bulletin to refuse publishing future ads. 

Amy Belcher Dyan Kennedy Cathy Johnson 

Editor Advertising Manager Photographer/Circulation Manager 

Header photos taken by Cathy Johnson 

in honor of October Beef Month.


FARMS FOR SALE 

385 +/- ac. Gurley area, timberland, 

Co. rd. frontage, mature hrdwoods, 

food plots, deer hunting, caves 

$1,075,000. 256/483-9922 (Madison) 

24.7 ac 700’ paved rd frontage, public 

water, moderate timber, 7.3 mi from city limits, 

11.9 mi from Bryant Denney Stadium, ½ 

mi. off 4-lane 82 E $7,000/ ac firm. Leon 

Clay 205/292-1374 (Tuscaloosa) 

17 ac 4br/2ba brick home ¼ mi. off 84 

bypass Enterprise $195,000. 334/389- 

5328 (Coffee) 

21 ac 16 ac fenced, barn, spring, 5 ac 

open locate on Smith Lake Dam Rd. 

$8,000/ac 205/221-5376 or 205/717- 

9731 (Walker) 

320 ac 2 houses 3br/1½ ba & 1br/1ba 

fenced/Xfeneced,3 ponds, 3 barns, silo, 

mature muscadine vineyard $2,500/ac. 

205/412-0136 (Fayette) 

30 ac brick home secluded, 3 wells, out 

bldg, access to Co water, partially fenced 

$125,000. Dennis Waldrep 3463 CR 19 

Newell 36280; 770/823-4277 (Randolph) 

53 ac house, adjacent to Sipsey River 

Valley, near new school $260,000 or 

rent $850/mos. wstewart@stewartelec.com 

205/239-8844 (Tuscaloosa) 

23 ac. rustic 6 yo 2 story basement 

w/poured concrete walls, creek, pond, 

extra septic tank, water/electric $260,000 

will divide. clappjr@bellsouth.net 256/747- 

8198 (Cullman) 

125 ac in Bermuda hay $10,000/ac 

hwy frontage, plenty water, make nice 

home site. 256/476-9300 (Morgan) 

55 ac. pasture land, fenced/Xfenced, 

barn, exce deer/turkey hunting $110,000. 

256/356-9035 (Franklin) 

204 ac just south of Berry, east of 

Fayette, pine hrdwd mix, 5 green 

fields, barn, trailer for lodge, owner 

may consider financing $295,900. 

205/222-5263 (Fayette) 

24 ac between Ashville & Rainbow City 

$3,325/ac. Jeremy Cambron 205/473- 

4148 (St Clair) 

62.8 ac mature hrdwds, creek, pine 

plantation, food plots, shooting houses, 

exce hunting, 50 mi. south of 

Birmingham $2,250/ac. 334/429-2000 

(Coosa) 

400 ac. 40x50 barn/cabin $2,100/ac; 

120 ac food plots, trailer, timber, hunting 

$1,495/ac. Mike Wells 70 CR 824 

Selma 36701; 334/875-7229 (Dallas) 

150 +/- ac. 2 mobile homes, 20x50 

workshop, stable, 3 sheds, 3 outbldgs, 

fenced, hay fields, pastures, equip, 

will divide, may finance $4,900/ac. 

John Martin 334/672-1595 (Pike) 

88 ac total 41 ac lotted 5-8 ac/ea 

1300’ rd frontage near Smith Lake 

$2,700/ac. 205/387-2056 (Walker) 

182 ac. pine/hardwood, north Bay 

Minette, deer/turkey, 15 min I-65, 

beautiful secluded land, owner financing, 

lake/home sites, creek recreation, 

investment $3,000/ac/obo. Don Tudor 

251/968-4715 (Baldwin) 

11 ac 2 lakes, small house, repairs 

needed, 800’ rd frontage, utilities, 1 mi. 

west off I-20/59 Tannehill exit/100 

$300,000. 205/477-6256 (Tuscaloosa) 

53+ ac hrdwd/pasture, pond, all 

weather creek, barn, exe hunting, 

wildlife, 3br house secluded area 

$425,000. 205/665-2624 or 205/281- 

5120 (Shelby) 

80 ac. 5 strand barb-wire, 80x160 hay 

barn, framed office/apartment, power, 

deep water well, X-fencing, 5 heavy 

duty holding/working pens $550,000. 

Kevin Dean 301 N. Cedar St Foley 

36535; 850/554-9174 (Baldwin) 

42+/- 3br/2ba brick, 2-car garage, 2 

barns, 2 ponds, X-fenced, public utilities, 

remodel, 10 mi. to interstate 

between Gadsden/Boaz $275,000. 

205/589-6079 (Etowah) 

120 ac. mature pine/hrdwds, food lots, 3 

duck ponds, small cabin, utilities, rd frontage 

$279,000. 205/492-7186 (Autauga) 

36 ac beautiful hay field, fruit trees, 

barn, dbl wide trailer, 2 ponds, great 

deer/turkey hunting $130,000. 334/376- 

0031 (Butler) 

FARMS FOR SALE HAY & FEEDING GRAIN 

62 ac. farm 3 br/1ba house, main rd, 

hrdwd, pasture, pond, creek, nice bldg 

spots $250,000. 256/590-1570 (Cullman) 

28 ac 26 fenced, 2 ponds, old house, Co. 

water, great for horses, Rock Spg Rd 

$119,000/obo. 205/902-8850 (Calhoun) 

12 ac. 2 fenced pastures, 2 ponds, 

50x50 2-stall barn, 32x52 modular home 

$138,500. 256/458-0198 (Calhoun) 

140 ac pasture land, 1 creek, fenced, 

rd access Hwy 247 $250,000. C.E. 

Carmichael 256/383-5565 or 256/383- 

1837 (Colbert) 

200 ac great timberland, hunting tract, 

20 mi. from Tuscaloosa $2,200/ac. 

Stewart area. 205/343-2290 (Hale) 

80 ac. pristine forest land, beautiful 

rolling hills, stream $2,200/ac. 

770/875-8059 or 770/228-5460 (Clay) 

50 +/- ac Hayes Mill Rd Notasulga, 

fenced/xfenced, school, 3br/2ba, trailer 

$275,000. Ron Maske 822 hayes 

Mill Rd Notasulga 36866; 334/401- 

1771 (Tallapoosa) 

40 ac. $3,200/ac. 75+ yo hrdwds, 3 

flowing sping, cave, 1187’ elv. View 

Cheaha Mtn, deeded ingress, email 

pic avail. 334/590-2606 (Coosa) 

104 ac beautiful cattle farm divided 

into 19 pastures, 90% open, pond, 

near Baileyton $360,000. 256/708- 


Lay Lake 98.5+/- ac. 1 mi. +/- feet waterfront, 

pasture/woods, home, barns, 

shop, fenced, boat launch, hunters/fisherman’s 

paradise $2,225,000. 205/915- 

9515 (Shelby) 

12 ac. on 40 ac. lake, Ashville area, 

4br/2ba home 1200sq ft. wrap around 

porch, 30x50 barn, 16x32 outbldg 

$295,000. 205/919-5630 (St Clair) 

325 +/- ac timber, fine hunting land, 10 

min. from I-22 $1,100/ac. 205/412- 

2995 (Marion) 

FARM LABOR 

AVAILABLE & WANTED 

FARM LABOR AVAILABLE 

All type fencing: barn bldg/repair, catch 

pens, more; all work guaranteed. Jeff 

McDonald 256/527-0808 (Morgan) 

Farm fencing installed: chain link, 

field, electric, barbed wire, hi-tensile 

installed/ repaired, references available, 

will travel, all calls returned. Rick 

Neves 256/747-3301 (Cullman) 

Logs sawed into lumber w/portable 

sawmill. Tommy Hicks Rt 1 Box 171 

Coy 36435; 334/337-4503 (Wilcox) 

Farm fence, chain link, barbed wire, field, 

hi-tensile, electric, experienced w/references 

available, all calls returned. Justin 

Rumbley 227 CR 68 E. Deatsville 

36022; 251/362-0496 (Autauga) 

HAY & FEEDING 

GRAIN 

4x5 rolls horse/cattle good quality barn 

stored mixed grass $35, Tifton 44 $45. 

Roger Yates 256/295-1049 (Etowah) 

4x5 rolls Bermuda fertilized, weed free, 

2010 rolls, barn stored $25; field stored 

Fescue $20. 1600 Gravel Hill Rd Phil 

Campbell 35581; 205/387-5882 (Franklin) 

2009 crop mixed grass 50 rolls 4x5 

$12 hauling available extra. 205/367- 

8336 (Pickens) 

Sq bales Russell Bermuda $3.50/field 

$4.25/barn sprayed/fertilized; Fescue 

$2/field $3/barn. Tom Misner 1800 Co 

Hwy 65 Bear Creek 35543; 205/486- 

0036 or 205/269-9714 (Marion) 

4x5 rd mixed Bahia tight well fertilized 

$25; sq bales well fertilized $2/field 

$3/barn. 205/339-9540 (Tuscaloosa) 

40# rd bale pine straw hand rake top 

quality $7.50/bale; Tift85 horse hay 

50# rd bales $5/ea. Barret Stephenson 

23 Parker Rd Eufaula 36027; 334/703- 

6622 (Barbour) 

5x5 Bahia fertilized net wrapped no 

weeds $35/field. 334/312-4746 (Elmore) 

Fertilized rolls Bahia grass $25/barn 

will load discount on 50/more. 205/516- 

4958 or 256/390-2503 (St Clair) 

5x5 rolls tight/heavy, mixed grass 

Bermuda Bahia, barn stored $50; sq 

bales $3.50/up. Roena Burns 14945 

Sipsey Valley Rd S. Ralph 35460; 

205/345-7427 (Tuscaloosa) 

Top quality Russell Bermuda grass sq 

bale hay well fertilized, very clean 

horse hay $4/bale. Darryl Rutland 

256/381-6096 (Colbert) 

20 rolls Mulch hay barn stored $14/ea. 

205/658-2469 (Pickens) 

4x5 Bahia, Bermuda $25/barn $20/outside 

pickup only. 376 Sunset Dr New 

Brockton 36351; 334/894-0329 (Coffee) 

2010 hay 5’x6’ rolls mixed grasses 

tight/heavy, good hay $25 can load. 

1729 Co Hwy 36 Oneonta 35121; 

205/274-9679 (Blount) 

5x6 rolls Bahia, Bermuda grass hay 

$25, will load. 334/983-5425 (Dale) 

5x5 rolls mixed grass $30; sq bales 

mixed grass $3/barn. Donald Mulvehill 

8224 Mulvehill Rd Morris 35116; 

205/647-9855 (Jefferson) 

5x5 rolls Bahia fertilized field cutting 

80 rolls $25 if you take all. 205/242- 

5059 (Tuscaloosa) 

Bahia/Bermuda sq bales $3.50/barn; Mulch 

decoration hay $2.75/bale deliv. avail. Larry 

Layfield 205/681-9903 (Jefferson) 

4x5 net wrapped rolls in barn 

horse/cow $40; $35/field; Coastal, 

Bahia loaded/delivery available; qty. 

purchase neg. Ted Jackson 334/207- 

8640 (Autauga) 

Russell Bermuda fertilized/sprayed for 

weeds, forage nutrient test results 

available 4x5 rolls $40/barn. 256/603- 

2917 (Calhoun) 

Russell Bermuda sq bales, fertilized, barn 

stored $3.75/barn $4.50/delivered, within 

50 mi. surcharge over. Marlin Harris 

334/365-8250 or 334/328-2377 (Autauga) 

Net wrapped 5x5 rolls Ryegrass Clover 

Bermuda mix $30 loaded at field, fertilized/limed, 

no weeds exce quality. Larry 

Monk 92 John C. Martin Rd Clayton 

36016; 334/775-3239 (Barbour) 

Horse quality sq hay sprayed/fertilized 

$3.50/field. 1900 CR 1678 Cullman 

35058; 256/796-6925 (Cullman) 

4x5 rolls approx. 1000# net wrap $35; 

small sq bales $5.50 approx. 50# 

delivery available. Joe Womble 3474 

Crenshaw Rd Wetumpka 36092; 

334/567-9765 (Elmore) 

5x5 Tifton 44 Bermuda hay $30; 

Fescue/Tifton 44 $25 well fertilized, 

net wrapped, barn stored. 205/559- 

8256 (Blount) 

75 rolls Fescue/Orchard grass 4x5 

rolls, baled May $25 will load. Ralph 

Smith 108 Stewart St Albertville 

35951; 256/878-1217 (Marshall) 

4x5 bales Bahia net wrapped $40 

barn stored will load. Sherrell Parker 

334/319-0865 (Lee) 

5x5 fertilized Tifton 9 Bahia hay $30 volume 

discount on 100+ rolls. 334/858- 

3582 or 334/301-5321 (Covington) 

4x5 rd bales Clover Bermuda grass, 

stored, can deliver, no rain $25/ea 5+ 

discount. 115 Minor Hill Rd Hartselle 

35640; 256/339-5283 (Morgan) 

Good quality hay Fescue, Bermuda mixed 

rolls 5x6 $25. 6895 CR 200 Florence 

35633; 256/766-6031 (Lauderdale) 

Wheat Straw $3.50/bale; rd. bales 

$20; feed Wheat $285/ton; Corn 

$180/ton prices subject to change 

w/market. Mike Duke 4476 Stockdale 

Rd Munford 36268; 256/362-8824 or 

256/362-4369 (Talladega) 

Alfalfa western & northern grown reg. 

heavy bales $9.50-$12.50/ea; 20 bale 

min. 3x3x8 bales $130. Richard Beard 

8109 Micklewright Rd Trussville 

35173; 205/655-7682 (Jefferson) 

Russell Bermuda 800 rolls, Tifton 9 

700 rolls $40/ea; 4x5 JD net wrapped, 

tight well fertilized, exce quality for 

horses/cows, qty discounts, delivery 

available. Anne Stewart 251/294-3060 

annestewart62@gmail.com 

(Escambia) 

HORSES & MULES 

Reward: $1,000 for information leading to 

recovery of 1986 Econolite all aluminum 

BP horse/stock trailer, stolen 8/8/10 in 

Huntsville. Ed Hood 256/859-1811 

rebranger@bellsouth.net (Madison) 

Qtr horses, paint horses, trail, all 

around, polo, barrels, broodmares exce 

bloodlines Two-Eyed Jack, Biduino, 

more $1,000-$2,000. 205/665-0972 

www.seabreezefarm.com (Shelby) 

Trophy roping saddles, 2 Dale Martin, 

2 running “P”, 2 McAdams $1,000 

$1,200 $1,500. Terry Willoughby 

256/878-4908 (Marshall) 

15” NBHA Circle Y light tan, hunter 

green seat, great cond $625 firm. 

Callie Ludlam 334/695-3978 (Barbour) 

Reg. Missouri Foxtrotters, Paso Fino 

mares, studs $250/up. Mac Reeves 

706/741-0856 (Geneva) 

Reg. TWH mare 7 yo out of Armed & 

Dangerous w/stud fee to Master of 

Jazz broke to ride, black $1,000. Jerry 

Reeves 5420 Hwy 326 E. Somerville 

35670; 256/778-7810 or 256/612- 

2386 (Morgan) 

Mammoth Jack stock, Jack, Jennies all 

ages, black, sorrel available $450/up. 

Jason Allums 205/717-9845 (Jefferson) 

1995 white steel 3-horse 18’ straight 

load, living qtr, stove/oven, shower, 

oak cabinets, mid tack, runs off battery, 

electric/gas $5,500/neg. 256/586-8543 

(Marshall) 

Miniature donkeys, females, small dun, 

bred to small 27½” white male on site 

$300/up. 256/757-9285 or 256/412- 

3205 (Lauderdale) 

APHA 2 blk/wht geldings; red/wht filly; 

red/wht gelding, horse trailer 4 stall 

$6,000/obo. Otis Denham 2175 Lee 

Rd 250 Salem 36874; 706/573-2324 

(Lee) 

4-Star 1998 aluminum 3-horse slant 

trailer, 8x5 living qtr, ac/heat, stove, 

refrigerator, tack, H-rack, batteries, 

bottles tank, nice $18,000. Todd Hill 

2900 Mudd St Lincoln 35096; 256/831- 


AMHA miniature horses, weanling 

$250/up; small mares $600; bred 

mares $500/up; 29.25” homozygous 

pinto herd sire $800. Nancy Redden 

334/298-4464 (Russell) 

Jack 12 yo, Jenny 10 yo, Jenny 3 yo 

$400/all fat/healthy 36” high. Jerry 

Henderson 256/247-0218 (Lauderdale) 

Reg. Appaloosa filly 2 yo chestnut 

w/blaze, blanket on hips, Double Six 

bldline $450. 13605 St Hwy 253 

Brilliant 35548; 205/412-4245 (Marion) 

Donkey Jack DOB 8/4/10 black 

w/white nose $75/trade. Jerry Crider 

2080 Coo Spg Rd Pell City 35125; 

205/338-1398 (St Clair) 

Tucker Aussie saddle 17” seat, covered 

stirrups, Tucker blanket made of 

pig hide very comfortable new $900. 

256/249-2025 (Talladega) 

Buford mechanical team roping steer 

$1,500/obo. Richard Brown 3515 

Atchinson Road Hope Hull 36043; 

334/281-7853 (Lowndes) 

Miniature horses, 4 to choose from, all 

this yr crop, beautiful paint colors, will 

hold until Christmas $350. Lacy Clark 

256/396-2202 (Clay) 

Horse boarding: full board 12’x14’ 

stalls, 50 ac. open land, woods to ride 

$125 + feed. 334/221-7833 (Autauga) 

Reg. Percheron stallion 18.2 hd gentle 

$2,500; pr. stud colts 6 & 7 mos $1,000/ea; 

pr. Percheron mares, works good $3,000. 

Grady Knight 441 Knight Rd Sulligent 

35586; 205/698-9695 (Lamar) 

2005 AQHA PHBA gelding 16.3 hd 

1300+ lbs golden color, shown in halter, 

color, started showmanship, walk, 

trot, pts in AqHA, PHBA, 10+ jog 

$3,500. 334/687-6994 (Barbour) 

AQHA appendix sorrel mare, bay filly 

at side, bred back to High Brow 

Hickory bay roan grandson $800. 

Brandy Brooks 272 CR 287 Section 

35771; 256/599-3376 (Jackson) 

HORSES & MULES 

TWH 3 yo black gelding trail broke, blaze, 

white on right hind feet $1,000; brood 

mares black, sorrel, champagne, chestnut 

$500/up. 256/352-4006 (Cullman) 

TWH reg. weanling fillies, 1 Palomino, 

2 black/whites $600/up. 256/586-6601 

(Morgan) 

Pasture horses $100/mos; barn/stall, 

tack room, riding area, Centaur fencing, 

little bit of heaven for horses. 

205/665-7992 (Chilton) 

2006 AQHA chestnut mare green 

broke, ridden by kids; 2007 APHA 

Palomino Tobiano mare green broke 

$750/both. 256/747-8195 or 256/590- 


Pr. Jennets $300/both; QH gelding 

exce reining bldline $1,200; QH stallion 

exce racing bldline $1,000. 

256/786-0848 (Tallapoosa) 

Jacks $100/ea; Jennies $200/ea raised 

w/cattle, good keeping dogs/coyotes 

away. 334/864-0424 (Chambers) 

Trainer: starting colts, problem horses, 

23 yrs experience, transportation 

available, references, session’s w/ 

owner riding, 30 days $500/mos. 

includes hay/grain. 334/335-2029 

montana_cowboy@hughes.net 

(Crenshaw) 

Bay colt $250; pal. pinto stallion 2 yo 

$450; bred mares start $500. Joe 

Tilley 6148 Old Stage Rd Greenville 

36037; 334/382-3887 (Butler) 

TWH 3 yo gelding, amber champagne 

15 hd. $3,000; gelding smokey black/ 

white Tobiano 16 hd $2,500 both have 

nice gaits, good trail horses. Byron 

Ketcham 205/670-9945 (Shelby) 

AQHA palomino gelding 14.2 hd 12 yo 

Peppy San Badger, King bldlines, trail ridden 

$3,000. 256/310-9243 (Randolph) 

AQHA2 yo red roan filly by Sacred Honor, 

should mature 14.3 hd $2,000/obo. 

334/569-0033 (Autauga) 

2003 Featherlite 4-horse trailer, all 

aluminum, large dressing room, exce 

cond $10,500. PO Box 6725 Banks 

36005; 334/300-3113 (Pike) 

Mammoth jack 14.3 hd roan color, 

very calm/gentle/manors $1,000; garden 

Molly mule 51” $200. 256/506- 

0734 (Marshall) 

AQHA stud prospect DOB 3/20/09 King 

Ranch bldlines, Peppy San Badger on 

top, Genuine Doc on bottom, very athletic 

$2,500 firm. 205/544-5955 (Walker) 

Miniature mule 3 mos $300. James 

Blackstock 4954 Greathouse Rd Dora 

35062; 205/648-1744 or 205/542-4659 

(Jefferson) 

2003 16’ aluminum horse/stock gooseneck 

trailer extra tall/wide, like new 

$9,000. George Mitchell 205/680-0936 

(Blount) 

Free donkeys 3 pr. standard bred 

buggy horses $500/ea. 334/485-3384 

(Macon) 

5 yo reg. TWH 14.3 black gelding; 7 yo 

TWH roan gelding smooth gaits, good trail 

horses $1,000/ea. Mark Storey 3383 CR 

239 Elba 36323; 334/897-5241 (Coffee) 

Reg. racking 4 yo palomino mare 

broke to ride, real pretty, easy to catch 

$1,200. 205/269-8333 (Winston) 

Pr. of Clydesdale geldings, 16 & 17 yo 

$1,600. 256/259-0779 (Jackson) 

Pr. black TWH 2 & 3 yo work double to 

wagon $900/pr. 334/527-3415 (Crenshaw) 

38” miniature mare paint rides, drives, 

great w/kids $450; AMHA miniature 

mare 28” sorrel very sweet $350. 

205/924-0257 (Walker) 

LIVESTOCK DOGS 

Reg. Border Collie puppies born 7/4/10 

super bldlines for cattle work, big/long 

bodies, lots of endurance blk/wht blue 

merles $250. 205/908-0048 (St Clair) 

Border Collie puppies born 8/11/10 white, 

mother/father on premises $200. Stephen 

Gafford 552 Kokomo Rd Georgiana 

36033; 334/437-4500 (Butler) 

Border Collie puppies, started young 

dogs avail. $600/up. Stewart Harvard 

334/448-6050 (Russell)


LIVESTOCK DOGS MACHINERY 

ABCA Border Collie pups, working lines, 

foreign/domestic bldlines $250/neg. 

Shane Glaze 256/612-1248 or 256/612- 

1247 (Morgan) 

Free to good home ½ Blue Heeler puppies, 

6 wks old, mother full blooded, 

pups very pretty, fat, friendly. Brittney 

Sanford 205/712-9243 (Lamar) 

AKC-ABCA Border Collie male blue 

merle DOB 2/11/09, too many males, 

nice $500. www.ricochetfarms.com 

251/446-7587 (Escambia) 

Reg. Border Collies from working cattle 

dogs, pups $350/up depending on age; 

training services on stock dogs for cattle/sheep 

$400/mos. James Thomas 

www.valleybordercollies.com 334/886- 

2524 or 334/790-8910 (Geneva) 

MACHINERY 

Trailer heavy-duty tandem, all steel, 

20’x8’4” 6’7” bed, drop down ramps, 

2½” ball hitch, house trailer type $975. 

205/467-7589 (Blount) 

JD 4400 combine $6,000 good cond. 

Roy Lee 731 CR 545 Hanceville 35077; 

256/352-9218 (Cullman) 

JD MT 1951 running good sheet metal 

$1,500; wheel horse mower deck #5- 

1011 good shape $100. Mack Schultz 

205/339-4775 (Tuscaloosa) 

Vicon RP1211 4x5 roller, auto oil tie, 

kicker $5,000; Kuhn 8’ mower $2,000 

both 1 owner, shed kept, good ran this 

yr. 256/339-1869 (Cullman) 

1996 5sp 6 cyl F-150 Ford pickup, 

great cond, good for farm/road $3,295. 

Clifford Lisle 5017 US Hwy 29 N. 

Opelika 36804; 334/749-6590 (Lee) 

NI manure spreader #M14A, 75 bush. 

ground driven, org. wood, good cond 

$1,200. 256/303-5834 (Morgan) 

Alamo side arm cutter mounted on 986 

IHC tractor both good cond $8,000. 

Albert Tait 334/337-4697 (Wilcox) 

Sukup model 2055 grain drill 501 AC 

new pull, 2 hoppers $11,800/neg. barn 

retired. 256/839-6056 (Coosa) 

JD 4430 cab quad range trans. front 

wght. duals 7021 hrs $19,000; GMD 

600 Kuhn disc mower needs repair 

$1,250. 205/273-4318 (Lamar) 

Front scrape blade 1450 Int’l Cub 

Cadet hydraulic operated $150. 

22982 Eastern Valley Rd McCalla 

35111; 205/233-8037 (Tuscaloosa) 

1486 Int’l diesel 150hp tractor front 

loader w/bucket 2350 new AC dual 

rear tires very good cond $12,000. 

Bob Case 1520 CR 409 Elba 36323; 

334/897-8000 (Coffee) 

2006 KMC peanut combine 4-row 

$38,500; 2007 KMC 4-row peanut digger 

$9,500; 6-row peanut shaker $1,500. 

Thomas Mathews 251/525-1330 (Clarke) 

Budgit 2 ton hoist 3ph trolley & steel Ibeam 

25’ length $1,600. 205/369- 

5314 (Shelby) 

3pth 7’ org. brand bush hog, old good 

shape $500; 1-row JD planter w/fertilizer, 

3pth very good shape $800. 

205/339-3623 (Tuscaloosa) 

Wood working Shopsmith Mark V 

bandsaw, belt sander, strip sander, 

jointer, stands, covers, all acces. 

$3,000. 251/246-9816 (Clarke) 

Int’l cub, full set cultivator planters, fertilizer 

dist., belly mower $2,750; 2 “H” 

JD 1 runs w/new tires $3,500/both. 

11331 Hwy 188 Grand Bay 36541; 

251/865-4357 (Mobile) 

3000# tow motor forklift gas, runs on hard 

dirt/gravel/concrete $2,200. 205/528- 

0321 or 205/935-3429 (Marion) 

2004 Kubota M6800 4x4 w/cab, 68hp, 

low hrs, exce $21,000; Ford orchard 

tractor 4430 cab, cold ac, heat, 4x4, 

70hp, very good cond, 3580 hrs $15,000 

w/loader or $10,000 w/o. 256/565-0757 

after 4:30pm during wk. (Madison) 

1995 Claas Rollant 66 well serviced 

good cond field ready $6,699. James 

Ward 1264 Jordan Rd Flomaton 

36441; 251/583-4694 (Escambia) 

Case Int’l 595 diesel tractor hydra outlets, 

roll-bar, 50hp eng, 1300 hrs runs good 

$7,500. 256/825-5093 (Tallapoosa) 

1972 MF 300 combine, 2-row corn 

head, 13’ grain platform, all fair shape, 

running $1,600/obo. Mike Clelland 

205/354-9348 (Lowndes) 

1972 JD 4020 w/loader, bucket, hay spear, 

canopy, good rubber/working $10,500/obo. 

Charles May 8724 Hwy 431 Roanoke 

36274; 334/863-4949 (Randolph) 

JD BWA disc harrow, trailer type, 12’ 

wide fair cond $1,500. Brian Anderson 

256/239-4797 (Calhoun) 

Complete industrial feed mill, 4 cyl 

diesel, GMC eng, 2 ton vert. feed mixer, 

molasses mixer, hammer mill 20” throat, 

dust cyclone, etc $8,000. Kenneth 

Holland 256/486-7125 (Blount) 

2155 JD 50hp diesel, 6’ cutter, 6’ disc, 

seeder/spreader $10,500 firm will 

consider late model 4x4 ATV or UTV 

as partial payment. 334/375-0663 or 

334/874-8364 (Dallas) 

Mitsubishi 2500 30-35hp 4’ bush hog 6” 

chipper fitted to tractor $6,000. 334/863- 

4160 or 404/273-5857 (Chambers) 

JD 2840 $8,000 exce; AC 5050 

$5,500 exce; Woods 15’ cutter 

$2,500; Midland 6v cultivator $1,500; 

Tufline disc $2,500. Julian Washburn 

334/624-7862 (Hale) 

MF 2805 tractor 194hp less than 5000 

hrs duels, tires/runs good $7,500/obo. 

334/291-9714 (Russell) 

IH 674 diesel 50hp for parts/repair w/rebuilt 

injection pump not installed $1,200; 85 

Ford F-250 6.9 diesel 4sp man. 2wd, new 

clutch $1,000. 251/648-1177 (Mobile) 

Herd 2440 seeder/lime spreader w/builtin 

lime agitator field ready $1,050/trade 

for 100-200 gal. field sprayer good cond. 

256/753-0005 (Marshall) 

Deutz D3006 diesel tractor, 30hp, 

2wd, runs good $2,500. 205/426-3382 

(Jefferson) 

Farmall Super “A” tractor, box blade, recently 

serviced runs great, extra front/back tire 

$2,500/obo. 256/786-0304 (Tallapoosa) 

Morbark chipper #2070, 35hp, handles 

6-8” logs, exce cond $5,500. Billy 

Koons 404/667-8581 (Chambers) 

Ford 3930 w/bush hog loader, 2wd, 

2700 hrs $11,000; Ford 4630 w/Ford 

loader, 2wd, 2000 hrs $12,000 both 

good cond. 205/292-5331 (Tuscaloosa) 

Dozer Cat D3B, 6-way blade, new 

clutches, no leaks, exce cond org. 

owner, shop manual $15,500/obo. 

Wyatt Hendry 29934 Hwy 17 Millry 

36558; 251/846-2220 (Washington) 

JD 4430 2wd C/cold air, radio/cd player, 

syncro-range trans, cab upgrade, loader 

w/hay spear, straight metal, 4700+/- hrs 

$15,000. 205/292-1043 (Pickens) 

1979 Chev. 1 ton truck, 12’ flatbed, 350 

eng. 4sp trans dual rear wheels $2,000. 

Danny Carter 256/729-6799 (Limestone) 

2005 J & M 620 grain cart, new tarp, 

augers, nice $14,900; 2009 J & M 780 

bu. Wagon, tarp, 4 wheel brakes, lights, 

new $18,500. 256/557-9226 (Cherokee) 

2008 JD 6700 sprayer, 790 hrs, 

Trimble Guidance $75,500; 10.5’ 

Super “C” pull blade like new $4,000; 

Land Pride 3pt hydro, angle blade 

$3,000. 256/557-9228 (Cherokee) 

Irrigation unit ABI/ATP 110 reel type & 

PTO pump new ¼ mi. hose $9,900. 

Robert Burns PO Box 67 Ralph 

35480; 205/799-4601 (Tuscaloosa) 

JD sickle mower drag behind tractor 

$300/obo. James Turner 7675 Wm. 

Howton Rd. Mulga 35118; 205/531- 


Int’l Cub tractor, restored, new paint, 

lights, chrome decals, seat, steering 

wheel, battery, alternator, cultivator 

1pth, super nice $3,150 w/planters 

$3,650. 256/593-4968 (Marshall) 

Kubota tractor 6800 cab/air loader 

2wd $21,000; 1968 Ford 1 ton truck 

cattle bed 11’ 85,000 mi. $1,500. 

256/623-3193 (Dekalb) 

JD Dozier 450E-6 way blade clearing, 

cab, wide track, runs good $16,000. 

C. H. Payne 205/274-8338 (Blount) 

MACHINERY MACHINERY MACHINERY 

Trailer heavy duty all steel, drop down 

ramps, solid floor, 20’ long 6’7” wide inside 

3 axles $975/obo. 205/467-7589 (Blount) 

NH ground driven side delivery hay rake 

256 stored inside exce cond $1,500/obo. 

Ronald Moland 1902 Alfords Bend 

Gadsden 35903; 256/492-3133 (Etowah) 

440 Case skid steer 200 hrs like new 

6-way dozer blades, set of forks 

$25,000. H.G. Miles 321 CR 9 Graham 

36263; 256/363-2371 (Randolph) 

JD 7720 combine, 220 platform, 643 

corn head $14,000. Jody Nichols 

334/419-3755 (Dallas) 

1974 Chev farm dump truck $2,000. 

332 CR 1660 Cullman 35058; 

256/796-6134 (Cullman) 

Int’l 470 disc 12’ w/wheels $800; ball 

bearing 5th wheel running gear 15” 

wheels $385. George Murphy 650 

Hwy 27 Abbeville 36310; 334/585- 

2378 (Henry) 

(2) 10’ bush hogs $1,000/ea; 8’ 3pth 

chisel plow $600; 7’ 3pth bush hog 

$600; 11’ disc w/cylinder $900. Gerald 

Hyatt 123 Fenton Rd Arab 35016; 

256/586-6140 (Marshall) 

2130 JD tractor good w/148 loader 

motor. rebuilt, few hr $7,500. Knox 

Norman 2919 Naftel Ramer Rd Grady 

36036; 334/850-3389 (Montgomery) 

Set Paul cattle scales $675; 650 NH 

rd baler $6,700. Norman Burch 10750 

Hwy 188 Grand Bay 36541; 251/865- 

6333 (Mobile) 

86 Hino twin cyl. flatbed dump diesel, 

2’ & 4’ sides $3,500; 13’6” Int’l field cultivator 

$800. 5620 River Rd Muscle 

Shoals 35661; 256/446-8906 (Colbert) 

2 Kohler generators 100kw & 60kw 

low hrs, 100kw $11,000 w/300 gal 

diesel tanks both; 60kw $9,000. 

Johnny Bolton 50 Lowery Dr Ashville 

35953; 205/594-7178 or 256/490- 


JD 2130 diesel tractor, 70hp, ps, 

remotes, loader, quick attach bucket/spear, 

exce cond $9,600. 256/282- 


JD 2550 diesel tractor, 65hp, front 

loader, bucket/spear, remotes, good 

tires, nice $12,800. 256/235-2024 

(Calhoun) 

JD 2355 diesel tractor, 56hp, like new 

Woods loader, quick attach bucket/ 

spear, 4 remotes, super nice $13,500. 

256/435-7844 (Calhoun) 

2030 JD 60hp, diesel, ps, remotes, 

loader, bucket, hay spear, field ready 

$9,800. 256/236-7376 (Calhoun) 

Leinbach Line post hole digger, 12” 

auger $2,500; heavy built special 

made boom pole $200. 205/465-2505 

or 205/486-2699 (Marion) 

1440 Axel Flow rotary combine 820 

13’ head, ac, $10,000; 6000 hi-cycle, 

rebuilt 229 diesel motor/parts $2,500. 

Keith McCay 205/559-1350 (Blount) 

26’ aluminum dump trailer w/frame, 

good tires/brakes $7,500. 205/487- 

6190 (Fayette) 

2006 Kubota M6800 4wd 6’ bucket, 

8x2 trans, 280 hrs $18,500; bush hog 

6’ HD $1,700 will separate. 1150 

Ralph St Southside 35907; 256/442- 

2809 (Etowah) 

Ford all-terrain forklift 21’mask $4,000; 

1972 Ford F600 gooseneck flatbed 

5w/2sp new tires real good $1,850; 

580C backhoe $7,500. Mike Sanders 

1616 Noah Valley Rd Jacksonville 

36265; 256/310-0867 (Jackson) 

8’ AC wheel disc, no cyl. needs work 

$200; 3 farm 250 gal fuel skid tanks, 

no pumps $100/ea. Mike Wahl 

256/729-8867 (Limestone) 

2008 Kubota tractor model G2160, 54” 

mower deck, like new, shed kept, shift 

drive $6,000. David Skillman 461 

Blackwood Circle Cleveland 35049; 

205/274-2781 or 205/625-2595 (Blount) 

United farm tools, no till grain drill 12’, 

new seed openers $4,000/obo. Todd 

Cassebaum 251/747-3163 (Baldwin) 

1981 MF 235 3 cyl. diesel, 5’ bush 

hog, looks good, runs great, ps needs 

work, tires ½ worn $3,800. 205/489- 

2437 or 205/275-9175 (Winston) 

Chisel plow $800; Gleaner combine 

$4,000; 4-bottom plow $500; 10’ cultipacker 

$1,000; 4-row cultivator $500; 

wagon $500. Grady Cooper 251/947- 

5405 (Baldwin) 

JD 7320 MFWD cab/air 3 remotes 

wghts 1000 hrs exce cond $62,900. 

334/313-8036 (Covington) 

New 5’ Tuff-Line disc never used 

$900. Mac Creech 5434 CR 407 

Minter 36761; 850/380-2729 (Dallas) 

AC 140S manure spreader exce cond 

$2,150. 256/740-9372 (Lauderdale) 

1987 Komatsu D31P-17 dozer, 6-way 

blade, covered top, 24” pads, 85-90% 

good undercarriage, runs good $10,000. 

Odel Hammett 175 CR 840 Gaylesville 

35973; 256/601-0316 (Cherokee) 

Ford tractor mid 50’s 4 cyl. gas, 5’ 

rotary cutter $2,000. 205/991-0779 

(Jefferson) 

1950 8N Ford $1,800; 6’ bush hog 

60hp rated $550; 12’ Taylor-Way disc 

$1,250. 256/571-5933 (Marshall) 

JD 6410 front loader MFWD, ac/heat, 

259 hrs $33,000; 35’ gooseneck lowboy 

electrical hydraulics 3 yo $8,500; 

7 yd Rouse dirt pan $5,000. Rick 

Selman 706/580-4791 (Russell) 

36’ spray booms w/plumbing $300; 86 

Ford F350 bucket truck 460 eng. 5sp 28’ 

reach $3,500. 256/694-6549 (Madison) 

HD7G AC end loader bucket good 

undercarriage $11,000. Joel Brown 

1600 Gladden Ln. W. Alexandria 

36250; 256/820-4246 (Calhoun) 

Cultivator 1-row 3pth complete, good 

cond $350; walking cultivator BS eng. 

old, good $300. 256/620-1757 or 

256/352-0542 (Cullman) 

New Marangon 7’9” cutter $3,800; NH 

rake $500; 18” Ford backhoe bucket 

$200; boom pole $75; Dolbin vice $60. 

Clay Mayfield 22725 US Hwy 411 

Ashville 35953; 205/629-5023 (St Clair) 

245 MF diesel, ps, locking rear, new 

tires $6,500; 20’+ pintle dove (2) 

10,000# axles, 8 tires $4,250; 12’ pintle, 

metal tilt (2) 9,000# axles $700. 

256/839-5486 (Tallapoosa) 

552 Ford hay baler 6x6 rolls $1,000. 

205/514-6629 (Walker) 

Hydraulic log splitter 3pth for tractor, 

5” cyl. 40” stroke $800. Jack Smith 

205/274-7571 (Blount) 

1987 JD 850, 42hp, 4wd, 550 hrs, 

diesel, 4 new tires/brakes, no ps, front 

wghts, exec. sheet metal/paint, 2sp 

trans, no equip $6,500/obo. Charles 

Beasley 200 Beasley Dr Woodstock 

35188; 205/938-2516 (Bibb) 

2002 TN75 NH tractor w/turbo charger, 

loader, less than 1000 hrs $15,500. 

T.K. Davis 256/528-7796 (Dekalb) 

Ford 513 roll-bar hay rake $550; 5’ 

bush hog 6’ disc both pull type 

$325/$125; boom pole $75; IMT560 

diesel tractor, frontend loader $3,000. 

205/924-8163 (Walker) 

1996 45hp Zator tractor, frontend loader 

$5,000 firm. 1762 Nauvoo Galloway Rd 

Nauvoo 35578; 205/697-5354 (Walker) 

11’ IH wheel disc good blades, cylinder 

$850. 256/232-8062 (Limestone) 

2-row KMC pecan inverter $700; 2row 

peanut picker $700; dryer wagons 

$300; 12’ disc heavy duty $1,200. 

334/464-2150 (Coffee) 

1950 Ford 8N 4sp trans, high/low 

eng/looks good, doesn’t work $1,200. 

2060 Russell Dairy Rd Jasper 35503; 

205/384-9838 or 205/544-7687 (Walker) 

Ford 3400 frontend loader $3,500; little 

auggie feed mixer $2,500; JD 8300 

grain drill $2,100; JD 3020 $4,200. 

251/937-8728 (Baldwin) 

Farmall 656, 6 cyl. diesel, 70hp, 7’ 

bush hog harrow 3pth, hydra wood 

splitter $3,000/all firm. 256/395-4221 

(Randolph) 

1992 JD 650G bulldozer 772952, 6way 

blades, root rake $20,000. 

Charles Scott 2390 CR 28 Clanton 

35046; 205/280-0450 (Chilton) 

2008 JD gator CX, 9 hrs, like new, winch 

$3,200. 3312 Beverly Dr SW Huntsville 

35801; 256/883-7517 (Madison) 

1999 Lely Splendino hay mower 

$4,700; 12’ JD harrow $2,500; MF hay 

baler 5x6 rolls $3,500. Bob Burton 

28707 Sampson Ave Orange Beach 

36561; 251/747-2416 (Talladega) 

Used Kuhn GA 300 GM gyro hay rake 

$3,950/obo; used MF124 sq hay baler 

$4,450/obo; used 16’ W-W gooseneck 

lvstk trailer $3,450/obo all exce cond. 

205/921-2973 (Marion) 

Wood working equip industrial quality 

shaper $2,000; copy lathe $800; router 

recreater $200; 6” joiner planer $600. 

Don Bennett 205/849-8248 (Jefferson) 

Ford 2000 tractor gas, 36hp, 2 new 

rear tires, 5’ bush hog, 4’ box blade 

$4,000. 205/669-6343 (Shelby) 

MF 285, bush hog loader, runs/rubber 

good $4,500. 334/393-3210 (Coffee) 

1995 2460 Long tractor 47hp 

runs/looks good, shed kept $5,300. 

334/493-2199 (Covington) 

Portable electric hay conveyor 24’ 

$600; Vermeer 906 PTO wood chipper 

$6,500; operating manuals, exce cond. 

Pete Clemens 205/807-7524 (Shelby) 

1980 IHC 784 tractor 65.4hp PTO 

good cond $4,200 wght 6200#. R.L. 

Foster 326 1st. Ave. N. Centreville 

35042; 205/926-7700 (Bibb) 

Farmall Super “A” tractor, 3pth cultivator 

planter, bush hog, needs motor 

tune-up $1,000/obo cash. 1645 Hwy 

28E Livingston 35470; 205/652-4278 

(Sumter) 

1955 IH Farmall 100 hi-clear, show 

ready, new tires/tubes, 12v system, 

new battery $3,500. 256/390-2036 

(Etowah) 

Farmall 1466 tractor good tires, new 

paint $7,500; JD 220 flex head $1,850 

both good cond. 205/270-1618 (Fayette) 

1988 JD 2555 70hp good tires/cond 

$10,500. Vernon Harper 334/624- 

3523 (Hale) 

NH 853 rd baler completely rebuilt, 

header w/windrow assist, bale kicker 

exce for peanut hay $3,500/obo. 

205/862-3148 (Shelby) 

1989 JD 2955 tractor, canopy, 85hp, 

2900 hrs exce cond $17,000. Perry 

Cole 205/879-9008 (Shelby) 

X300 JD exce cond 330 hrs $1,900. 

Howard Fuller 6225 Sumter 74 Emelle 

35459; 205/652-9797 (Sumter) 

Farmall Cub w/cultivator $1,850; Cub 

draw bars $75; Super “A” draw bar 

$65; belly mower $350. 205/798-2972 

(Jefferson) 

2009 Kubota M9540, cab/air, hydraulic 

shuttle shift, 4wd, 10’ Land Pride HD 

bush hog, less than 200 hrs $35,000. 

Tommy Johnson twjjr1@gmail.com 

205/369-3100 (Shelby) 

Buhler Allied hay loader frontend 

$350; Andy 600 bush hog forklift 7’ 

$750; 1997 Dodge Ram 3500 flatbed 

$6,500. 334/271-2357 (Montgomery) 

JD 2355 w/loader 3700 hrs $12,500; 

JD 5220 cab, 2wd, loader, 634 hrs 

$21,000. 334/507-0757 (Marengo) 

King Kutter finishing mower, 6’ new 

bearings/belt/paint, no flat tires, heavy 

duty deck, 40hp, gearbox exce cond 

$975. gailon@wildblue.net 205/648- 


JD 2355 tractor, 65hp, good cond 

$6,200; Eager Beaver wood chipper, 

4 cyl. Hercules motor on trailer, 

works/runs great, automatic feed 

$6,000; feed bin 2-ring w/auger/motor 

$400. 256/449-2406 (Randolph) 

Case 1845C skid steer loader $4,700; 

ball squeezer for skid steers $1,800; 

6’ 3pt no-till drill $1,600; hay wagon 

$500. 256/729-1079 (Limestone) 

MF 255 tractor, new tires/paint, very good 

cond $5,000; BHB bush hog 6’ good 

cond $600. 205/486-2978 (Winston) 

Ford 9N tractor needs electrical/fuel 

work $1,000. 20745 Lacey Rd Silverhill 

36576; 251/945-1447 (Baldwin) 

Vintage Farmall “A” hand lever lift 4’ 

belly bush hog, 4 new tires, drawbar 

$1,200. 256/287-1687 (Cullman)


MACHINERY 

NH 451 hay cutter extra bar, parts, good 

cond $650. Allvis Flowers PO Box 145 

Brundidge 36016; 334/406-2725 (Pike) 

JD 450C dozer 4-way blade good 

undercarriage, uses no oil $10,000; 

2005 Toyota Tacoma SR5 59,000 mi. 

exce cond $13,000. Arthur Wade 1361 

Rob John Rd ward 36922; 205/457- 

1180 or 205/654-2648 (Choctaw) 

AC “G” belly mower cultivator needs carb 

work $1,200. 256/659-2654 (Dekalb) 

Brillion seeder 10’ like new cond, used 

very little for planting Centipede seed 

$6,500. Gerald Lipscomb 251/965- 


Super “A” tractor, full set cultivators, 

good running, needs painting $2,200. 

Matt Hamlin 256/358-9492 (Talladega) 

Super “A” & Cub parts $5-$300. Nate 

Hamlin 256//358-4027 (Talladega) 

Ford 4000 tractor hydra lift great cond, 

ready for farming $5,000. 251/564- 

1495 (Monroe) 

Tractor, mower Int’l 275, 40hp, fair 

cond, 6’ King Kutter heavy duty bush 

hog good cond $3,000. 706/570-5569 

(Hale) 

Log splitter extremely heavy duty, 3pth 

powered or gas powered on wheels $875. 

davidlathamjr@hotmail.com 334/288- 

4016 (Montgomery) 

1980 Ford LN800 dump truck, ox body 

dump, 16’ bed $5,000; 18’ enclosed 

trailer rear ramp, 2 side doors $3,200; 

JD “B” & JD “G” $3,000/neg. 5629 Old 

Moulton Rd Decatur 35603; 256/355- 

4321 (Morgan) 

1586 Int’l tractor 165hp, new tires/batteries, 

duals, heat/ac/cab, 15’ JD disc, 4-18 

roll over plow $11,500; JD 4-row rotary 

hoe $300. 850/288-0153 (Monroe) 

1995 JD 750B dozer good undercarriage 

6-way blade $9,500. Scotty Rose 25098 

Fawn Ln. Athens 35614; 256/278-6298 

or 256/729-1005 (Limestone) 

1963 Chev. log truck w/loader $2,000; 

Ford tractor 4000, ps, remote exce cond 

$5,500. Billy Estes 205/717-4326 (Walker) 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Thick wall gourds $1-$2/ea $85/100. 

256/737-7330 (Cullman) 

2005 Chevy Silverado 4x4 ext. cab 

2500 HD gas 6.0 52,000 mi. B & W 

gooseneck hitch $19,000 firm. 23909 

Hwy 80W Demopolis 36732; 334/289- 

4392 (Marengo) 

2003 Calico 2-horse trailer slant/straight 

load, tack, dressing room, gooseneck 

dual axle, new pullout awning $5,000. 

256/896-2987 (Tallapoosa) 

36’ dual tandem gooseneck, dovetail 

ramps, steel grating floor $5,000/obo. 

Lane Payton 256/510-6450 (Talladega) 

Heavy duty portable cattle panels 

$120/ea; HD gates $100; “H” fence 

panels $60; hay feeders $1,000. 

256/390-3940 (Cherokee) 

Corn Pro 2007 gooseneck horse/ cargo 

trailer 7x7x18’ enclosed insulated, org. 

owner, (2) 7k axles $6,200/obo. 

205/527-3875 (Jefferson) 

Starter for MF AMF 10 or 12G garden 

tractor Tecumseh 32817 $65; corn 

sheller hand crank Blackhawk 1903A 

made by A.H. Patch, Clarksville Tn. 

$100. 205/269-4937 (Winston) 

1988 Pitts log trailer, new brakes, 

drums, brake chambers, slack 

adjusters, S-cams, all new bearings 

$7,800. Scotty Jernigan 4415 CR 88 

Jones 36749; 800/392-3641 (Autauga) 

Grain bin 4 ton w/sliding door $200; 

14’ 4 wheeler trailer $400 both exce 

shape. 256/523-1316 (Cherokee) 

Greenhouse business w/accessories 

plastic, shade covers, pots, plants, too 

much to mention $2,500. Angie Dennis 

256/438-5942 or 256/295-1235 (Etowah) 

Truck 2 ton 1972 Int’l w/dump grain 

bed 49,000 mi $5,000. 256/757-3468 

(Lauderdale) 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Troy- Bilt super chipper shredder 8hp 

B/S $400; pressure washer 3000PSI 

commercial type 13hp Honda $500. 

3751 Hilltop Rd Bessemer 35022; 

205/425-4821 (Jefferson) 

26’ horse trailer, hauls 4 horses, king size 

bed, sink, cabinet, ac, water heater, 65 gal 

tank, shower, new tires $5,000. Bobby 

Caldwell 524 CR 29 Wedowee 36278; 

256/363-2672 (Randolph) 

7’x12’ trailer, heavy duty tandem 

axles, 12” removable wooden sides 

$800. 256/657-5121 (Dekalb) 

Generator 12kw Onan diesel needs 

starter $800; 5’ bush hog $300; slip 

scrape $200; 8”-10” gate valves $300/ea. 

Randy Carroll 630 Bill Smith Rd 

Trussville 35173; 205/337-1436 (St Clair) 

Horse trailer length 11’9” tires 15” with 

5’ bulldog tongue storage compartment 

jack $850. 256/538-1447 (St Clair) 

Delco diesel generator 144kw; auto 

transfer switch exce cond $9,500/both. 

8675 Hwy 195 Jasper 35503; 205/471- 

5808 (Walker) 

1975 Cev C60 366 eng 5sp 2sp rearend 

16’ twin cyl dump 40” metal grain 

sides works good $4,500. 334/963- 

4444 (Wilcox) 

Troy-Bilt cultivator edger attachment 

$30. 1600 Commercial Hanceville 

35077; 256/352-5689 (Cullman) 

Stock trailer 5x14 dual exle middle 

gate $600 wood floor. Roger Tharpe 

1205 CR 53 Skipperville 36374; 

334/774-0390 (Dale) 

16’ metal top cattle trailer, 2 axle, good cond 

$2,000/obo; 2 hay ringer $100/ea. Maxwell 

Russell 334/858-3500 (Covington) 

Lumber: Cedar & Cypress $1.10/bft; 

Pine $.60/bft; Poplar $.85/bft. Wes 

Brown 261 Lake Dr Evergreen 36401; 

251/564-2940 (Conecuh) 

2 5k axles $140/ea; front-end forklift 

for JD $350. Jim Case 1112 Gadsden 

Hwy Birmingham 35235; 205/836- 


Saddles new/used $175-$850 pleasure, 

roping, barrel, cutting, field trial 

Trooper. 334/886-2802 (Geneva) 

1978 GMC 6000 12’ dump, bed good, 

truck rough $1,000/obo. Jack Bowden 

256/493-1685 (Talladega) 

Wood-Mizer sawmill LT40HD super F- 

8 Lombardini diesel good cond several 

blades $17,500. Ralph Vaughn 235 

Frances Blvd Oxford 36203; 256/831- 


550’ rough cut cherry lumber, klin 

dried, full 1” & 2½” thick, random 

widths $3/bft. 205/353-5702 (Blount) 

Chicken house fans 36” $30/ea; mini 

drinkers, snap on ¾” water line $.50/ea; 

Chore-Time feed line spouts $.50/ea. 

Kenneth Ray 474 CR 1154 Cullman 

35057; 256/734-7321 (Cullman) 

Dr. Field mower 17hp commercial 

model, hr. meter, spare blades, extra 

tines, wheels, 35 hrs under warranty 

new cond $2,800. Don McKenzie 

205/429-1018 (Blount) 

Goat milk soap/lotion handmade from 

my dairy goat milk $5 + shp. Intha 

Rafadin 173 Fowler Rd Empire 

35063; 205/266-0746 (Walker) 

Old #2 sugar cane mill, made by 

Southern Plow Co. Columbus, Ga. 

working cond $500. Bobby Foster 329 

Woodley Spur Ramer 36069; 334/372- 

1269 (Montgomery) 

3 units for walk-in coolers w/doors (2) 

12’x12’ $750/ea. (1) 20’x30’ $1,200 ideal 

for deer hunters meat coolers. Kenneth 

Rose 256/729-6883 (Limestone) 

Cypress & Cedar lumber $1.20/brd ft 

cut to specif. 251/246-5913 (Clarke) 

20hp homemade heavy duty log splitter 

11gpm, 2 stage hydraulic pump, 

accepts logs 26” very powerful/efficient, 

elec start exce cond $400. 

251/246-3469 (Clarke) 

Chemical tank truck body w/hoses, 

reels by Supreme Corp. $1,000; Farmall 

“A” w/cultivators runs good rusty $1,500. 

215 Thrash Ln. Guntersville 35976; 

256/891-1398 (Marshall) 

MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS, BULBS & SEEDS 

3pth rear hay fork $150. 24795 A CR 

32 Elberta 36530; 251/979-1107 

(Baldwin) 

Priefert squeeze chute w/model 91 

head gate, wishbone carriage $2,500. 

Scott Bickley 1449 Hwy 82 Midway 

36053; 334/687-8343 (Barbour) 

55 cedar post 8’ long, ½ can be split 

$200; mule drawn dump hay rake 

$175. 334/425-1646 (Montgomery) 

Genuine JD manuals: technical service 

$65; parts $35; operators $20 + 

$5 postage limited selection. 256/574- 

1557 (Jackson) 

Rainbow propane irrigation pump, 

550gpm, Int’l eng. worked well when 

last used, small propane tank on unit, 

elec start $2,500. 256/717-8483 or 

256/717-4216 (Dekalb) 

Gourds: 6”-9” 1000-10,000 $1.25/ea 

many different varieties for arts/crafts 

$1-$5; purple Martin 10”-12” $2.50. 

Earl Suggs 1008 Freddie Whiddon Rd 

Webb 36376; 334/899-5394 (Houston) 

Enclosed trailers 6x16 barn doors, 1 

side door $2,800; 4½x8x 4½ ramp 

door, 1 side door red $1,300, all good 

cond. 13150 CR 9 Millport 35576; 

205/662-8433 (Lamar) 

Corn trailer single axle 10’x67”x3’ 6hole 

Chevy wheels kept dry $400; (3) 

3500# axles w/wheels, springs, lugs 

$350/obo. 205/712-4172 (Lamar) 

Ford 2-row break plow $300; cultipacker 

pull type $500; 6’ King Kutter 

finish mower $950; transfer switch 

never used $300. 12360 Co Hwy 42 

Guin 35563; 205/468-2276 (Marion) 

18’ heavy factory built tilt trailer, new 

floor/paint, duel axles $2,700. 205/924- 

8453 or 205/385-3391 (Walker) 

WW 14’ BP stock trailer exce cond 

$1,650. David Shadix 123 Campbell 

Rd Locust Fork 35097; 205/681-6129 

(Blount) 

Blockbuster firewood processor 4/6 

way wedge 24hp Honda motor 24’ 

electric conveyer $9,000; PTO driven 

wood splitter for tractor $700. Ricky 

Odom 3168 Myers Rd Nauvoo 35578; 

205/300-5359 (Walker) 

565 NH sq baler new cond $10,500; 

24’ gooseneck Circle W stock trailer 

$2,500; Howse 6’ grapple exce cond 

$1,200. Winston Stewart 19900 Hoyle 

Bryars Rd Perdido 36562; 251/ 937- 


18’ gooseneck 1998 Delta horse trailer 

3-4 horses, front dressing area, pictures 

available $4,000. 256/878-9396 

(Marshall) 

2000 JD gator UTV 4x2 cozy cab, all 

glass windows/doors, dump bed, turn 

signals, lights $6,000. Danny Henry 

246 Silver Ln. Greensboro 36744; 

334/624-8819 (Hale) 

Hay feeders 10’ troughs, save 

hay/feed, hold 2 rd/sq bales/feed, 

heavy duty Amish made $1,750. Junior 

Beard 205/655-2406 (Jefferson) 

RR ties 16 per bundle $100/bundle. 

Tracy Campbell 205/296-3463 (St Clair) 

Commercial size greenhouses/supplies, 

you disassemble/haul $700-$1,200ea. 

Stockton area. 251/937-7766 (Baldwin) 

40 corral panels 12’ heavy duty wght 

120# $85/ea. Dennis Brown 205/594- 


PLANTS, BULBS & 

SEEDS 

Hollyhock, Money Plants seeds $1 SASE. 

Vener Miller 2709 99th St NE Birmingham 

35215; 205/853-6263 (Jefferson) 

Elephant garlic $12/lb post pd. call for 

larger quantity. Carlton Outlaw 330 CR 

214 Ariton 36311; 334/237-0979 (Dale) 

Old southern apple trees $12-$25; 

sawtooth Shumar Oaks $7; figs $10; 

blueberries, blackberries $8; monkey 

grass Boxwoods $3. 9093 Co Line Rd 

Dora 35062; 205/648-9670 (Jefferson) 

Japanese Maples $4-$300. Paul/ Glenda 

Lowe 11265 Hwy 50 Dadeville 36853; 

256/896-0105 Tues-Sat. (Tallapoosa) 

Purple sugar cane $20/15; gourds all 

types $2/ea; Crinum milk/wine Lily 

$10/3; Giant Elephant Ear $10/2 no shp. 

K.M. Yawn 11 Watson Cir. Montgomery 

36109; 334/279-6369 (Montgomery) 

Fescue seed, combine run, tested; 

Fescue/Orchard grass mix $15/bag 40 lb. 

bags. 1834 Nix Mill Pond Rd Hackleburg 

35564; 205/993-5542 (Franklin) 

Want yellow Rose of Texas plant or 

anywhere I can get one. Dorothy 

Sellers 2214 Anderson Dr SW Decatur 

35603; 256/350-6395 (Morgan) 

Want Joe Pye plants, Spider Lily bulbs. 

Trudy Baker 1804 Creekwood Tr. 

Auburn 36830; 334/887-9858 (Lee) 

Old timey multiplying onion bulbs 

white $20/100 bulbs; seeds Angel 

Trumpets, orange Giant Sunflowers, 

Hummingbird Vine, Cockscomb burgundy 

$1/pkg. Monica Miller 2770 Lee 

Rd 240 Salem 36874 (Lee) 

Japanese Maples, Grancy Gray Beards, 

Sweet Shrubs, Hydrangeas, Chinese 

Snowball, blueberry, Hosta, Azaleas 

$4/up. 205/333-6987 (Tuscaloosa) 

Leyland cypress well rooted gal pots, 

great for screens, privacy, Evergreen 

conical shape $3/gal. Webb Thornhill 

15107 Al Hwy 71 Pisgah 35765; 

256/451-3640 (Jackson) 

Red, green Japanese Maple seedlings 3’- 

6’ ready for fall planting 3-5 yo. $10-$25. 

John Green 1354 Mardis Mill Rd 

Blountsville 35031; 205/429-3929 (Blount) 

Elephant garlic $5/bulb; Persian Star 

garlic $3/bulb, organically grown, 

ready for fall planting, growing instructions 

included, shp. additional. David 

Eaton 350 Eaton Dr. Sylvan Spg 

35118; 205/497-1449 (Jefferson) 

Black, green Elephant Ear, Lenten 

Rose, Shield Fern, big ear Lambs Ear, 

Butterfly bush, Cleome, 4 O’clock 

seeds, more; home grown, come back 

every yr. $2-$3/gal. + shp; seeds $1/pkg 

SASE. 256/245-6029 (Talladega) 

Peter pepper seeds $1/15 seeds or 

$2/35 seeds cash + SASE. B.W. Ball 

167 Ball Enwright Rd Deatsville 

36022; 334/322-1819 (Autauga) 

20 assorted varieties Camellia rooted 

cuttings $15 + $4 postage; 10 assorted 

varieties Camellia liners 3¼” pots 

$15 + $6.50 shp. James Rohmer 3703 

Moffett Rd Mobile 36618; 251/343- 

6891 (Mobile) 

Garden Phlox mixed ppd $17/12; dbl 

Tiger Lily bulbets $3/20 + 2 stamps; 

purple Columbine, Blue Stokes Aster, 

purple Gayfeather, Japanese Iris 

$2/pkg SASE. Mildred Maroney 784 

Tachucah Rd Valhermoso Spg 35775 

(Morgan) 

RABBITS 

Used rabbit cages $10 per hole from 

3-20 holes per set; rabbits $10/up. 

Junior Land 205.229-5139 (Jefferson) 

SHEEP & GOATS 

Love child grade Nubian bucklings, 

beautiful tri-colored, exce milking lines 

$75/ea. Cheryl Patton 205/384-6079 

(Winston) 

ADGAAmerican Alpines 5 & 6 mos does, 

bucks $100-$250. Larry Wilkins 256/287- 

2333 or 256/962-1118 (Cullman) 

Alpine Boar X bucks, born 8/10/10; 

LaMancha Boar X $85/$100 bucks, 

very friendly. Mona Gardner 205/589- 

2748 (Etowah) 

Six 8 wks old pigs fat/healthy $45/ea. 

J.B. Jurls 2060 Hunter Loop rd 

Montgomery 36108; 334/265-2981 

(Montgomery) 

90 Boer Billy goats $1.50/lb. 817 CR 6 

Black 36314; 334/684-6373 (Geneva) 

% SA Boer Nannies 4 mos $65/ea. 

205/674-5790 (Walker) 

Nubian goats, all gentle, beautiful colors, 

males/females $75-$100. Will 

Warren 205/697-2404 (Walker) 

SHEEP & GOATS 

Want mature Buck for breeding, prefer 

Spanish wght over 150#, April born kids 

$50/up. 334/745-2357 (Chambers) 

6 mos Katahdin Ram Lambs $100/ea 

great bldlines. 256/227-1742 or 

256/612-0207 (Morgan) 

Rams white Dorper purebred 6 mos-2 

yo $400 & $900; fullbld Ram 2 yo 

$1,250; 87% 4 mos $200. Steve Graben 

1920 CR 371 Henagar 35978; 256/657- 

1197 or 256/605-0278 (Dekalb) 

ADGA Nubians, weanlings, yearlings, 

mature, some bred Does $200-$400/ea; 

young Bucks $150. great bldlines. 

256/796-7242 (Cullman) 

Yr. old Bucks, 2 Saanen, 1 Alpine, 

corn fed, heavy/healthy, discount for 

buying 3 $75/ea. Marilyn Hill 256/776- 

9733 (Madison) 

20 mos Saanen Buck w/papers $200. 

Chester Anderson 251/285-3429 (Mobile) 

39 Nannies, 3 Billies, 19 kids some 

w/papers, heavy bred Nannies $125- 

$375; Billies $475-$600; Kids $70-$125. 

Tom Sullivan P.O. Box 1932 Decatur 

35602; 256/685-1009 (Morgan) 

Reg. Saanen, Nubian bucklings, 

does, Katahdin lamb rams, ewes, 

exce bldlines $100/up. Julian Oaks 

821 CR 564 Hanceville 35077; 

256/352-7370 (Cullman) 

Kiko goats, Does, Bucks, all ages, most 

Does bred $200/up. Jimmy Clements 

bamakiko@charter.net 205/394-3277 

(Tuscaloosa) 

Fainting goats, small frame does bred 

for 2011 $100/obo all includes 3 Bills, 

1 Wether, 14 for $800. 10995 Hwy 51 

New Brockton 36351; 334/726-2687 

(Coffee) 

Purebred Nubian Doelings $200; 

Buckling $100 disbudded will be 

weaned July 6, parents ADGA reg. 

Rodney Petty 256/435-0363 (Calhoun) 

Heavy milking Dairy goats, Alpine/ 

Nubian/Sannan crosses; 1 Alpine 

Doe; yearlings, weanlings, healthy, 

large, owner milks daily $150. 

256/636-1986 (Morgan) 

Nubian Boer cross Nannies $40/ea 9 

mos. 256/345-4841 (Lawrence) 

AKGA Kikos, Boer crosses, different 

ages/colors, Bucks, Does exce health, 

no CL, CAE, sore mouth, unreg. seller 

reg. $100/up. Lee Caudill 256/228- 

7475 (Jackson) 

Pygmy goats 2 mos/up Billies, 

Nannies $30/up. 256/488-9534 (Clay) 

SWINE 

Pigs 75-80 hogs $200; Boar $150. 

Joe Wallace 184 Hawks View Dr 

Leeds 35094; 205/699-6319 (Shelby) 

SYRUP, HONEY, 

BEES 

47 shallow supers w/drawn comb 

$16/ea; Maxant 25 gal. bottling tank 

$600; 20 queen excluders $5/ea no 

bees. 205/496-0067 (Greene) 

Want 9 frame extractor, either hand or 

power. 256/729-8283 (Limestone) 

Papa’s pure honey & bee farm, local 

pure honey $6/pt $12/qt. Roger Bemis 

7110 Bellerose Ln. Bon Secour 

36511; 251/213-0168 (Baldwin) 

Pure honey 12 qt case $110. Hoss 

Mason 2308 CR 119 Woodville 

35776; 256/574-4020 (Jackson) 

WANTED 

Cattle trailer 16’-20’ new/used bumper 

pull. 256/776-3761 (Madison) 

Roll over box blade. Robert Hall 727 

Lee Rd 297 Smiths 36877; 334/448- 

2403 (Lee) 

2-horse bumper pull trailer exce. to as nearly 

new cond. 205/752-6610 (Tuscaloosa) 

Fresh cracklings; Hibiscus plants, 

bulbs. 256/201-3735 (Cleburne)


WANTED 

Two 6’ or 7’ buckets for frontend loader 

quick attach or old style; 15’ bush hog 

reasonable priced good cond. 205/495- 

2039 (Marion) 

Horse/mule drawn log drag cond 

doesn’t matter. Tony Bishop 256/362- 

7116 leave msg (Talladega) 

18’-20’ drive on or ramp type utility 

trailer good shape, bumper hitch 

required. 334/324-1200 (Montgomery) 

Root rake for 650 JD dozier. Earl 

Roberts PO Box 81390 Mobile 36689; 

251/649-1803 (Mobile) 

2 handled straight blade draw knife for 

making split oaks baskets. June Mays 

junemays@bellsouth.net 205/324- 


Flatbed for Ford F-250 ¾ ton 1995 

truck; 750x16 tractor tire/wheel; 6’ bush 

hog; sheet flat steel plate 11’x7’x 1/8” 

bed dump truck. 205/387-0944 (Walker) 

Seeder fertilizer spreader 3pth or ATV 

mount. Bob Pettitt PO Box 725 Weaver 

36277; 256/283-2807 (Calhoun) 

M & W tedder for parts. Alvin Wilson 

10071 Woodie Irvington 36544; 

251/604-7970 (Mobile) 

AC 4-row corn header, # 430, 432, 

434, 435, 436, 438, most any cond for 

rebuilding or for parts. 251/846-2164 

or 251/533-6971 (Washington) 

Grist mill stones; Woods PL72 core 

aerator good usable shape. 256/835- 

0847 (Talladega) 

Old ¼ ton Army Jeep trailer to restore 

any cond. fwlittle@windstream.net 

205/515-0035 (Jefferson) 

Reasonable priced used hay equip, 

windmills. Paul Burnette 3510 Wesley 

Chapel Rd Fayette 35555; 205/242- 

4347 or 205/242-2594 (Fayette) 

WANTED 

Wheel 16” 8-hole to fit Isuzu NPR truck 

reasonable. 256/773-5051 (Morgan) 

MM implements made for 1954-55 BG 

MM. 256/494-5665 (Etowah) 

Old dump type hay rake working cond 

around Central Al. Robert Kelly 

334/318-2577 (Elmore) 

Mini track hoe 5-7 ton. E.L. Chunn 

6045 Magnolia Rd Theodore 36582; 

251/653-1153 (Mobile) 

Want source for pork cracklings. R. 

Howell 8 W. Rosemary Rd Montgomery 

36109; 334/270-4146 (Montgomery) 

Massey Harris Ferguson F40 F50 F65 

tricycle spread wheel 50’s-60’s manufacture 

yr; 2 or 4-row cultivator. Frank 

Rezek 251/964-6114 (Baldwin) 

Any Isuzu pickup diesel running/not. 

256/435-3870 (Calhoun) 

AC tractors D-12 series iii w/hi-lo range 

trans; AC 16 or AC CA running/not. 

601/932-2605 or 601/940-4132 (Sumter) 

We need to buy 1000+ quality hand 

picked cotton bolls for Cotton Education 

Program. Fred Eilers (toll free) 877/606- 

2646 (Cherokee) 

2 tractor tires used 11.2x28 reasonable 

within 75 mi. of Lamar Co. Harry 

Gartman 1640 Cork Rd Millport 

35576; 205/662-5462 (Lamar) 

NH 848 rd baler working/not need for 

parts. 205/648-8655 (Walker) 

Gearbox for NI 10’ hay mower, will buy 

complete mower, good running cond. 

Ronnie Dickerson 12954 Hwy 129 

Brilliant 35548; 205/465-2491 (Marion) 

2010 COUNTY FAIRS 

Cullman County Fair Sept. 23-Oct. 2 

Tennessee Valley Expo/Morgan Co. Fair Sept. 23-Oct. 2 

West Alabama State Fair Sept. 23-Oct. 3 

Chilton County Fair Sept. 27-Oct. 2 

DeKalb County Fair Sept. 27-Oct. 2 

Autauga County Fair Sept. 28-Oct. 2 

Baldwin County Fair Sept. 28-Oct. 2 

Butler County Fair Sept. 29-Oct. 2 

Central Alabama Fair Oct. 4-9 

Lee County Fair Oct. 5-9 

Pike County Fair Oct. 5-9 

Alabama National Fair Oct. 8-17 

Covington County Fair Oct. 18-24 

Fayette County Fair Oct. 19-23 

Greater Gulf State Fair Oct. 22-31 

National Peanut Festival Oct. 29-Nov. 7 

A complete listing of fair locations and contact information is 

available on-line at http://agi.alabama.gov/fairs 

ATTENTION HAY PRODUCERS 

The Department of Agriculture & Industries 

is accepting listings for 

the Alabama Hay Directory. 

Producers who would 

like to be included in the 

Hay Directory should 

call 256/246-1543. Producers 

should be prepared 

to describe hay 

type, bale form, estimate quantity and hay 

quality. Information may also be emailed to 

mike.shewbart@agi.alabama.gov. 

GUIDELINES FOR SUBMITTING ADS TO THE 

ALABAMA FARMERS & CONSUMER BULLETIN 

Following is a PARTIAL listing of the guidelines for advertising in Alabama Farmers and Consumers Bulletin. 

Adherence to these rules will ensure quick processing of ads. All ads that do not meet the following 

guidelines will be returned. For the complete listing of the guidelines visit www.agi.alabama.gov, Select, 

“AG NEWS”, next select, “FARMERS BULLETIN,” then select, “SUBMISSION GUIDELINES.” 

1. Only those ads which pertain to agricultural products and to those items employed in the 

actual growth, harvesting and disposal of such products will be accepted. 

2. Ads should be typed or printed. Those ads that are not legible will be returned. 

3. Ads must be limited to 20 words. This does not include name, address or phone number. 

4. Ads must include name, address, city, zip code, area code/phone number (Alabama) and county, no 

"Farm Names." Ads must be signed by the person selling or wanting the item. Only two phone numbers 

will be listed. Due to the number of character spaces required for most E-mail addresses, an advertiser 

must select either a resident address or an E-mail address. Both cannot be printed. 

5. Only residents of Alabama may place ads. The only exception is that out-of-state residents will 

be allowed to place ads in the "Wanted" section. 

6. Ads received by fax or e-mail must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the 10th day of the month and ads 

received by regular mail must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the 12th day of the month in order to appear in 

the following month's issue. The e-mail address is afcb@agi.alabama.gov and the fax number is 334/240-7169. 

7. Only one ad (one category) per family per issue will be published. Family refers to all individuals 

sharing the same residence, address or telephone number. 

8. Any equipment to be eligible as an ad for publication in the BULLETIN (including trucks, bulldozers, 

draglines, backhoes, or other equipment) must be accompanied by the following signed statement: 

"This machinery/equipment has been or will be used by me in an agricultural endeavor." 

9. Land advertised/wanted must be minimum of 10 acres or more. Ads will not be accepted from 

dealers or persons selling land on a commission basis. Information on housing should be limited. Ads 

should reflect descriptions of the land/farm. 

10. Only livestock (herding/working) dogs will be published in the BULLETIN. 

11. Prices must be included with all items offered for sale. Price ranges may be used in certain ads; 

for example, due to age, weight, etc. cattle can be advertised as $1,200-$1,500. 

12. Ads to exchange one item for another item will be accepted only when both items being exchanged 

relate to agriculture. Ads for cars, boats, mobile homes, etc. will not be accepted as an exchange for 

agricultural items. 

13. Ads will be accepted for agricultural work only. Ads for household, nursing or companionship 

will not be accepted. 

14. We will no longer advertise birds NOT listed in the National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP) 

book. Notices from poultry dealers, order buyers or persons selling on commission cannot be accepted. 

Please note: Psittacine nor pigeons are listed in the NPIP book. Any questions concerning NPIP 

should be directed to Ray Hilburn at 334/240-7213 or Ray.Hilburn@agi.alabama.gov . 

Advertisements in the BULLETIN are published on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE basis. It is to the 

advertiser's advantage to submit their items as soon as possible. While the BULLETIN does not 

assume responsibility for transactions resulting from the use of this publication, all means of preventing 

fraud will be exercised. Misrepresentation will result in the revocation of all privileges. For questions 

concerning the guidelines, please call 334/240-7125 or e-mail afcb@agi.alabama.gov. 

ATTENTION 

TTENTION SUBSCRIBERS 

UBSCRIBERS 

Due to the increased volume of ads received by mail, fax, and email, it’s 

to your advantage to call and verify ads have been received and are correct 

for publication. Call 1-800-642-7761 ext. 7125 or 334/240-7125. 

COUPON FARMERS &CONSUMERS BULLETIN ONLY 

Phone: 334/240-7125 

(20 WORD LIMIT FOR ALL ADS) 

Email: afcb@agi.alabama.gov 

Category ___________________________________ 

Fax: 334/240-7169 

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INCLUDE PRICE OR PRICE RANGE FOR EACH ITEM LISTED FOR ADVERTISEMENT. 

ADS FAXED/EMAILED MUST BE IN BY 5PM ON THE 10TH AND REGULAR MAIL BY THE 12TH. 

Name __________________________________________________________ 

Address ________________________________________________________ 

City ______________________________ Zip______________________ 

County___________________________Phone ( ) 

Place a check mark below in front of the information to be printed with ad. 

________Name _______Address ________Telephone Number 

Mail to: Alabama Farmers and Consumers Bulletin, P. O. Box 3336, Montgomery, AL 36109-0336


UPCOMING AG EVENTS 

Submissions for “Upcoming Ag Events” due by the 15th of every month 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

• Oct. 2 - Alabama Goat Auction at 15128 Al Hwy 168 in Boaz. A buyer 

will be available at 7:00 a.m. to purchase goats and sheep on the 1st 

Saturday of each month. There will no longer be an auction. For more 

information call David G. Sumners at 256/755-1254. 

Sunbelt Agriculture Expo 

The Sunbelt Ag Expo, an demonstrations offered in a 

agricultural-based trade show, will variety of specialized areas. 

be held at Spence Field in Visitors can take a tram from 

Moultrie, Georgia, October 19-21, the exhibit area to the fields 

2010. Known as "North Ame- where cotton, peanuts, corn, 

• Oct. 2 - Charolais Bull & Heifer Sale at Arab Stockyards, Hwy. 231 in rica's Premier Farm Show" soybeans, and hay are being 

Arab, starting at noon. 25 registered Bulls, 10 registered Heifers. For the annual event has more than harvested. These harvesting 

more information contact Robert Wesson at 256/393-9091. 

1,200 exhibitors showcasing the demonstrations, as well as 

• Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 - Clay Co. Goat & Poultry Auction at noon at latest in farming technology. tillage demonstrations, equip- 

748 CR 91 in Goodwater. For more information contact Richard or Whether you are large acreage ment driving ranges, irrigation free with parent. A multi-day 

Joan Askew at 256/839-6824. 

production farmer or a weekend technology and precision ag admission ticket is $20. 

• Oct. 2 & 16 - East Alabama Goat & Poultry Auction at noon at 1006 

CR 474 in Woodland. For more information call Phil Stewart at 256/449- 

6376 (hm), 256/419-8527 (cell) or email philstewart@centurytel.net. 

• Oct. 7 - Invasive Species Workshop will be hosted by the Walker 

lifestyle farmer the Expo is an 

event you don't want to miss. 

The Expo's unique site has 

a 100-acre exhibit area adjoining 

a 600-acre working research 

demonstrations all provide 

opportunities to see and compare 

a wide range of equipment 

in an actual working setting. 

Company representatives and 

Advance tickets will be sold 

at a discounted price of $8 each. 

Ticket orders must be placed by 

October 7th to ensure delivery 

before the show. Payable by 

County Soil and Water Conservation District from 8:30 a.m. -3:00 p.m. farm. In the exhibit area, which specialists are in the fields to check, credit card or cash plus 

at Walker County Lake near Jasper. For more information contact includes both outdoor and answer visitor questions. shipping and handling. Credit 

Katherine Patton at 205/387-1879. 

indoor exhibits visitors will find Expo hours of operation cards will NOT be accepted at 

• Oct. 8 & 9 - Alabama Beekeepers Assoc. annual meeting will be held every imaginable product or are 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (Tuesday the ticket booths on show days. 

at Taylor Road Baptist Church in Montgomery. Details and registration service a farm could ever need. and Wednesday) and 8:30 a.m.- Cash only at ticket booths. 

form at www.alabamabeekeepers.com. For more information contact In addition to the static exhibits 4:00 p.m. (Thursday). Admis- For more information log 

Bonnie Funderburg at 205/625-3464 or email funder@otelco.net. visitors can attend educational, sion is $10 per person, per day. on to www.sunbeltexpo.com or 

• Oct. 9 & 23 - Southeastern Goat, Poultry & Miscellaneous auction at entertaining seminars and Children 12 and under admitted call 229/985-1968. 

R & S Auction off of 1243 in Clayton, starts at 8:00 a.m. For more 

information call Rodney Hurst at 334/695-2438. 

• Oct. 9 & 23 - Central Alabama Goat & Poultry Auction at noon at 

FALL ARMYWORMS IN ALABAMA 

The fall armyworm, resembles drought damage. In the rest of the season to deter- 

1403 Kincheon Road in Clanton. Additional livestock and poultry, etc. Spodoptera frugiperda, is a chronic hayfields or in pastures where mine whether further treatment 

welcome. For more information contact Joe Holley weekdays at pest in the Southeast. The cater- there has been substantial is required. Two weeks after 

205/280-8959 or day of sale at 205/280-4628. 

pillars feed on a variety of for- growth accumulation, virtually damage has occurred, start 

• Oct. 9 & Nov. 20 - Hay Auction at 2961 Macon CR 31, off AL 14 in age crops, but seem to prefer all tender green material may be checking for small caterpillars. 

Liberty City, starting at 10:30 a.m. Big rounds and small squares. lush, green, well-fertilized removed, leaving only tough Scouting pastures and hayfields 

Additional consignments welcomed. For more information call Jason at Bermuda grass. Other forage stems a few inches long pro- can help detect fall armyworm 

334/447-0509 or Bob at 334/821-4665. 

• Oct. 15 & 16 - Alabama Bantam Club will host a Bantam only poultry 

show starting Friday at 6:00 p.m. & Saturday at 8:00 a.m. at the 

Chilton County Fair grounds in Clanton. For more information contact 

Claudia Gore at 205/646-0604 or email cgore1@centurytel.net. 

• Oct. 16 & 17 - Alabama Gourd Festival held at the Cullman Civic 

Center in Cullman. Admission $3 for children 12 & under free with 

adult. All information is on the website www.alabamagourdsociety.org. 

grasses which are hosts for fall 

armyworm are Bahia grass, 

Pearl Millet, Sorghum-Sudan 

Hybrids, tall Fescue, and various 

winter annuals including Ryegrass, 

Rye, Wheat, and Oats. 

More than 60 plants have been 

reported as hosts of the fall 

armyworm, including Corn, 

truding from the soil surface. 

Brown patches appear in the 

field and can rapidly increase 

in size. Established, healthy, 

Bermuda grass is rarely killed by 

fall armyworms, but the complete 

defoliation caused by a 

severe infestation weakens 

plants and deprives livestock of 

infestations before they cause 

economic damage. An easily 

detectable sign of armyworms 

is the presence of flocks of 

birds (especially Cattle Egrets) 

feeding in pastures or hay fields. 

Closely examine areas where 

birds are congregating. In established 

pastures or hayfields, 

For more information contact Pam Montgomery at 256/355-4634 or Alfalfa, Cotton, Soybeans, and pasture or a hay producer of a check in and around areas with 

email gourdzilla@aol.com. 

most vegetable crops. As the hay cutting. Fall armyworm dead grass or where birds are 

• Oct. 19-21 - The 49th Annual ATA Turfgrass Conference & name indicates, fall armyworms damage on newly established congregating. If no caterpillars 

Tradeshow held at Auburn University Hotel & Conference Center. For are most numerous in late sum- grasses including winter annu- are seen on the grass, look in 

more information visit the website www.alaturfgrass.org or contact mer or early fall. Usually, als, tall Fescue, or Orchard grass the thatch at the base of the 

ATA at 334/821-3000 or email mailbox@alaturfgrass.org. 

reports of fall army worm dam- can be an even more serious sit- plants for larvae and green pel- 

• Oct. 23 - The Tuskegee University (TU) Prevet Club will hold an 

annual Open Goat show at the Tuskegee University Caprine Research 

and Education Unit on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Open to youth 

exhibitors under the age of 19 who are residents of Alabama. Entry 

forms must be postmarked by Monday, Oct. 18. For more information 

contact Dr. Nar Gurung, TU Prevet Club Advisor at 334/727- 

8467 or email ngurung@tuskegee.edu. 

• Oct. 30 - Special Sheep and Goat Sale held at the North Alabama 

Livestock Auction at 1:00 p.m. on Hwy 243 in Russellville. For more 

information call 256/332-3323. 

• Oct. 30 - Old Time Farm Day held in Greenville from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 

p.m. 4 miles west of I-65 on Sandcutt Road. For more information contact 

Bill Campbell at 334/382-0045 or visit http://oldtimefarmday.com. 

age begin to come in during late 

July or early August. First 

reports are usually from southern 

Alabama. There are three or 

more generations of fall armyworms 

each year. Occasionally, 

severe outbreaks occur as early 

as mid-April. 

Fall armyworms are susceptible 

to cold, and are unable to 

survive even the mildest winters 

in Alabama. Each year, fall armyworm 

moths, carried by air currents, 

make their way from 

uation. Seedlings of these fallseeded 

plants are small when 

populations of fall armyworm 

are at seasonal highs. These 

crops can be severely stunted or 

killed if fall armyworms feed 

too far down on these plants. 

Fall armyworm damage is 

most likely to occur from 

August through October when 

populations are at seasonal 

highs. Natural enemies of the 

armyworm are less effective 

during drought years. Damage 

lets of frass (larval excrement) 

about the size of Bahia grass 

seeds. If available, use an insect 

net to "sweep" the grass in early 

morning or late afternoon to 

check for the presence of young 

fall armyworms. In fields wet 

with dew, you can find caterpillars 

stuck on tires of vehicles 

that have been driven through 

an infested field. 

The decision to treat for fall 

armyworms depends on the 

stage of the armyworms and the 

Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries 

Federal-State Livestock Market News Prices 

Prices represent averages per hundred weight ~ Prices for Sept. 2010 

CATTLE PRICES FROM PRESENT & PAST 

Sept. 10 Sept. 09 Sept. 05 

southern Florida and Central 

and South America. The size and 

timing of the initial moth flights 

are two factors that influence the 

outbreak potential of this pest. 

Drought conditions are 

from armyworms seems to 

come in "waves," about a 

month apart. This is because 

moth activity and egg laying 

peak periodically even though 

there is substantial overlap 

intended use of the forage. For 

more information about treatment 

of armyworms, visit the 

Alabama Cooperative Extension 

System website www.aces.edu 

and search for ANR 1019 or 

Slaughter Cows Bonners 

Fdr Steers #2 500-600# 

Fdr Heifers #2 500-600# 

$52.85 

$105.45 

$95.06 

$44.38 $47.75 

$90.75 $112.65 

$81.09 $105.70 

favorable for the fall armyworm. 

For this reason, fall 

armyworm damage often 

between generations. Fields 

damaged by fall armyworm 

should be closely monitored for 

contact your county Extension 

office for a printed copy of this 

publication.


P RODUCT S POTLIGHT 

Since 1958 when John "Big 

Daddy" Bishop opened the 

first Dreamland in Tuscaloosa, 

customers have been piling in 

to enjoy great barbeque and a 

casual downhomeatmosphere.Customers 

feel like 

family while 

they enjoy the 

same ribs that 

have been served 

there for 

over 50 years. 

In addition to 

their legendary 

ribs, they offer 

pulled pork, 

smoked sausage, 

and barbeque chicken all 

with their renowned sauce, 

which can be purchased at any 

of their restaurants. The delicious 

sauce tastes great on all 

types of meat, and their secret 

recipe dressing is perfect for 

salads, grilled fish, or veggies. 

You can have their products 

shipped right to your door by 

visiting their website at 

www.dreamlandbbq.com. 

Dreamland distributes their 

sauce throughout the South- 

east. If not already available on 

the shelves in your local grocery 

store, put in a request to 

the store's manager to carry 

their famous 32 oz. bottle 

of bar-b-que 

sauce. 

Dreamland 

also offers catering 

for all 

types of events 

as well as fundraisingopportunities. 

Their 

fundraiser products 

are all 

fully cooked and 

individually 

packed for easy 

distribution. If 

you are looking for an easy and 

unique fundraiser for your 

group, check out their website 

or contact them at 1-800-752- 

0544 or e-mail: contactus@ 

dreamlandbbq.com. Find out 

for yourself why Big Daddy 

always said, "Ain't Nothing 

Like 'Em, Nowhere! 

For more information on 

other great products made and 

sold in Alabama, please visit 

the Department's website 

www.agi.alabama.gov. 

PIGWEED IN ALABAMA 

USDA-Natural Resources 

Conservation Service (NRCS) 

State Conservationist Dr. 

William Puckett recently 

announced an initiative under 

the Environmental Quality 

Incentives Program (EQIP) 

designed to help agricultural 

producers control Palmer amaranth, 

a species of Pigweed. 

Palmer amaranth has devel- 

oped resistance to glyphosate 

and can quickly spread from a 

few plants into a major infestation 

if not quickly controlled. 

Puckett said, "A major concern 

is the loss of conservation 

tillage acreage as producers 

revert to tillage to control this 

weed. In this initiative, we 

encourage the use of conservation 

tillage methods, integrated 

pest management principles 

and diversification of herbicide 

chemistries. We have allocated 

special funds to target Palmer 

amaranth in five Alabama 

counties: Barbour, Lauderdale, 

Limestone, Madison, and 

Russell." Agricultural producers 

in the targeted counties 

must submit applications on or 

before October 30, 2010, to 

receive consideration for fund- 

ing in FY-2011. Applications 

received after October 30, 

2010, will still be accepted, but 

will be "deferred" to the next 

funding cycle. 

Interested producers should 

visit their nearest USDA 

Service Center to determine eligibility. 

Individuals are not eligible 

for EQIP until they have 

completed the Farm Bill eligibility 

requirements. Contact 

your local NRCS or Farm 

Service Agency Office to begin 

this process. NRCS field offices 

are listed in the telephone 

directory under U.S. Department 

of Agriculture or on-line 

at http://offices.sc.egov.usda.gov. 

For information about the 

EQIP program visit: www.nrcs. 

usda.gov/programs/eqip. 

BUY ALABAMA'S BEST CAMPAIGN 

Pictured above at the Buy Alabama's Best press conference are, from left to right, Tim Hamer, Whitfield 

Foods/Alaga Syrup, Inc., Lauren Cole, Department of Agriculture & Industries, Dr. Raymond Watts, Children's 

Hospital, Virginia Whitfield, Whitfield Foods/Alaga Syrup, and Steve Mulford, Royal Foods. 

The Alabama Grocers Association, 

the Alabama Department 

of Agriculture and Industries and 

the Alabama Food Manufacturers 

and Producers Association 

recently held a press conference 

for the Buy Alabama's Best campaign 

at the Children's Hospital 

of Alabama, located in 

Birmingham. 

The Buy Alabama's Best 

campaign ran through the 

month of September and is 

designed to inform and educate 

consumers on what products 

are made, produced, manufactured 

and/or headquartered in 

the state. During these tough 

economic times it is important 

to support our local economy. 

Alabama food product sales 

have a $2 billion impact in 

Alabama's economy, tax base 

and along with the grocery and 

food service industries, employ 

H.N. LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND 

The Alabama FFA Foundation 

is seeking to develop 

future agricultural leaders while 

honoring one of the state's pioneers 

in agriculture education 

through establishment of the 

H.N. Lewis Scholarship Fund. 

Doug Rigney, past president of 

the Foundation, said the 

endowment will fund scholarships 

for 3rd- and 4th-year university 

students enrolled in agriscience 

education. 

"Mr. Lewis spent his career 

mentoring students and developing 

programs to strengthen 

Alabama farms," Rigney said. 

"The recipients of these scholarships 

will follow in his footsteps 

by going back to Alabama 

high schools and teaching students 

about agriculture, leadership 

and civic responsibility." 

Lewis, who served as 

Alabama livestock specialist for 

1 out of every 4 Alabamians. A 

portion of the sale of participating 

Alabama products during 

the month of September 

will go to Children's Hospital of 

Alabama to help find a cure for 

childhood cancer. To date, their 

efforts have raised over 

$170,000. 

Retailers all over the state 

support this campaign in their 

stores with Alabama product 

displays, ads, signage, special 

promotions and will sell 

Children's Hospital icons to 

support our fight to find a cure 

for pediatric cancer. When consumers 

shop in their local grocery 

store, they need to look for 

the Buy Alabama's Best logo 

under products to ensure they 

are buying the best products 

made right here in Alabama. 

The Children's Hospital of 

Alabama is the 10th busiest 

37 years, is credited with 

improving the quality of the 

state's beef cattle and swine 

herds by promoting the Sears 

Bull Program and FFA Pig 

Chain Program. These efforts 

allowed FFA chapters to acquire 

genetically superior breeding 

stock for student livestock projects. 

Offspring from those projects 

stayed in rural communities 

where they revolutionized 

many farm operations. 

Lewis later served as executive 

secretary of Alabama FFA, 

where he mentored state FFA 

officers. Many of these young 

men and women went on to 

become leaders in farm organizations, 

elected officials, members 

of the judiciary and business 

executives. Lewis remains active 

in agricultural education through 

his involvement with the 

National Peanut Festival 

pediatric medical center in the 

U.S. The UAB Division of 

Pediatric Hematology and 

Oncology at Children's is the 

single largest provider of specialized 

pediatric services for all 

forms of cancer, leukemia, brain 

and spinal cord tumors, hemophilia 

and other bleeding disorders 

and sickle cell diseases. 

Ninety-five percent of the children 

in Alabama diagnosed with 

childhood cancer and other 

blood disorders are treated by 

this division of Children's 

Hospital. For more information, 

visit the website www.chsys.org. 

For a complete list of Buy 

Alabama Best participating companies, 

please visit their site 

www.buyalabamasbest.com. 

For further information, 

contact Ellie Taylor by phone at 

205/823-8544 or by email 

info@buyalabamasbest.com. 

Committee, the executive committee 

of the Alabama State FFA 

Officers Alumni Association, the 

Alabama FFA Foundation, the 

Alabama FFA Career Tech 

Committee and Alabama Adult 

and Young Farmers. 

Donations to the H.N. 

Lewis Scholarship Fund are tax 

deductible. Please make checks 

payable to Alabama FFA 

Foundation, P.O. Box 302101, 

Montgomery, AL 36130.

Oct - Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries

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