Hugh e. WeathersCommissioner

a Dirt Farm?As I travel all over South

Carolina, I’m always runningacross new and interestingventures in agriculture. This onethat I have to share with youcomes from the Low Country.

Last month the SC Ag Counciltook a group of folks down toJohns Island to visit Dirt WorksIncubator Farm. If you’re notaware, the Ag Council, which isdedicated to the promotion of ourstate’s agriculture, does a greatjob of educating its members.In addition to quarterly lunchmeetings (with great food!), theyalso sponsor two exceptionaltours which are open to thepublic. Membership is open toanyone who is interested inagriculture.

Regarding the visit toDirt Works, you’re probablywondering what an incubatorfarm is. Some folks askedif they were raising poultry,having “incubator” in their name.But what they are doing iseducating new farmers.

This exciting program called“Growing New Farmers” is thefirst of its kind in the state.Historically, the next generationof farmers has been those whogrew up on farms to becomefarmers themselves. But as manyof those children left the farmsfor other careers, that left a gap inthe knowledge pool. Withfarmers aging (the average age ofa South Carolina farmer is 57),the old ways are in danger ofbecoming lost.

Growing New Farmers isa three-phase program thatteaches people—men andwomen, young, middle-aged, andolder—how to be successfulfarmers. When you think about it,they’re cramming a lifetimeof knowledge into just a fewyears.

See a Dirt Farm?,continued on page 8

next ad Deadline: July 8, 2014, noon agriculture.sc.gov Market Bulletin Office: 803-734-2536

State Farmers Marketsavailability listing

Seasonal in-State Featured Products

South Carolina SFM 3483 Charleston Hwy.

West Columbia, SC 29172803-737-4664

bedding plants, cantaloupes,cucumbers, peaches, plums, squash

Greenville SFM 1354 rutherford rd. Greenville, SC 29609

864-244-4023bedding plants, cantaloupes,

dairy products, hanging basketsPee Dee SFM

2513 W. lucas St. Florence, SC 29501

843-665-5154butterbeans, cantaloupes, ferns,hanging baskets, honey, peaches

log on toagriculture.sc.gov

and click on Daily Market News Reports

If you’re new to gardening, you can now see howit’s done by watching updates of Gandy’s Gardenon WLTX-TV, Columbia’s CBS affiliate.

Weatherman Jim Gandy saw a need to help peoplecope with rising food prices by teaching them howto garden. Naturally, the station executives soughtout the help of the SC Department of Agriculture.

Weatherly Thomas, Executive Director of theSC Fruit, Vegetable and Specialty Crop Association,planned and built the garden for the news station.

“They wanted to go great guns right from thebeginning, so I built eight raised beds for them, six8x4’s and two 4x4’s. We planted a traditional

Southern summer garden with tomatoes, okra,squash, zucchini, cucumbers, watermelon, sweet andhot peppers, green beans, eggplant, corn and herbs.”

Gandy is new to gardening but is learning fastwith Thomas’ help. “He’s excited to get his handsin the soil and see things grow. It’s been a lot of funworking with him and other members of the station.They are doing a great job showcasing all thedifferent aspects of growing your own fruits andvegetables, from irrigation and pest management tomulching and food safety,” Thomas said.

The garden should have some crops readyby mid-July. Once produce starts coming in,WLTX plans to invite local chefs to do cookingdemonstrations to highlight some go-to recipes forfresh fruits and vegetables.

WLTX plans to keep Gandy’s Garden going wellbeyond just the summer months. “We’ve got a planfor succession plantings and season extensionto keep the garden producing all year long,transitioning to fall and winter crops as the summergoes on,” Thomas said. “That’s the best part of allthis, getting the opportunity to let folks see thatgrowing their own is possible and it’s somethingthey can do year-round.”

To follow the progress of “Gandy’s Garden,” visitwww.wltx.com or #gandysgarden on Twitter.

AgAware is sponsoring a series of workshops foryoung, beginning and minority farmers. The nextsession will be held July 19 in Orangeburg atOrangeburg-Calhoun Technical College.

Information will be presented about balancesheets, income, and what it takes to farm. Other seg-ments will cover marketing, risk management andhow to apply for financing. The marketingsession will be conducted by Ansley Rast Turnbladof the SC Department of Agriculture (SCDA).

A similar workshop will be held on Aug. 2 atClemson University. The marketing session will be

led by Aaron Wood, SCDA Assistant Commissioner. Both workshops will be from 9 a.m. until

4:30 p.m., with lunch provided. The sessions arefree, but advance registration is requested,either online at www.agsouthfc.com or emailowens@agsouthfc.com.

AgAware is the marketing component of AgSouthFarm Credit, whose mission is to educate andpromote the next generation of young, beginning,small and minority farmers. They offer educationalworkshops, proactive community involvement, andprojects to promote agriculture.

WltX-tV and SCDa Plant Vegetablesto raise Food awareness

attend agaware Workshops

Wishing You a Happy and Safe Fourth of July

from Commissioner Hugh Weathers and the SCDa Staff.

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Volume 88 July 3, 2014 number 13

aquaculture POnD StOCkinG FiSH,

Tilapia, Red Breast, 40¢ea;Mosquito fish, $20/100; SterileCarp, 8-10in, $12ea; 12in+, $14ea,more. C Chappell; Richland;803-776-4923POnD StOCkinG CraPPie,

2-4in, $1-2; Bluegill Bream, 1-7in,30¢-$1.25; Largemouth Bass, 3in,$1.50; Catfish, 4-6in, 50¢ ea.Cannon Taylor; Newberry;803-276-0853BreaM, 1-8in, 35¢-$1.50; Bass,

$1.50; Catfish,$.50; Shad $30/lb;Grass Carp, $13; Crappie, $2;more; p/u or del. Derek Long;Newberry; 803-276-2070Sterile GraSS CarP,

12-14in, $11ea. Perry Price;Lexington; 803-356-3403

Cattle 25 Blk BWF COWS, w/300lb

calves, turned bull in w/cows4/23, $2500/pr. Alvin Byers;Orangeburg; 803-793-7578DeXter Bull, red polled 3y/o,

$2000; various Dexter cows &cow/calf prs, $800-1500. DomrtRidings; Saluda; 864-554-0668JerSeY Milk COW, hand

milked, coming 1st wk in 10/14w/3rd calf, $1500. Geraline Pruitt;Union; 864-674-6538SiMM, SimAng & Ang Yrlg

Bulls, AI sired by the breedstop sires, $2800up; select 2y/o,$3500up, breds & opens,$2500up. Benji Hunter; Laurens;864-981-2200PB HereFrD Bull, 20m/o,

exc b'line, Revolution 4 R & Victorlines, $3500. Billy Williamson;Dillon; 843-506-9710Water BuFFalO, 3F, 1½y/o,

850lbs, tame, $2700obo for all.Kenneth Satterfield; Laurens;864-304-31727 JerSeY COWS, all bred

AI, due next few months,$1500ea. Earle Boller; Florence;843-319-43733 JerSeY Bull CalVeS,

4m/o, dehorned, more, $250ea;8m/o Jersey bull, $500; 14m/o bull,more, $800, all AI sired. R Turner;Orangeburg; 803-747-05137 BullS, $1800up, 6 heifers

9-12m/o, $1200ea. Bill Mason;Cherokee; 864-490-1430reG reD anG BullS,

9-11m/o, $1200-1500; DakotaCopper b'line; reg red Ang heifers,7m/o, $1100. Paul Blackwell; York;803-684-6550reG liMO Bull, 3y/o, 3 cows,

2 steers, bull calf, 500lbs ea, $8000all, will sell separate. Mary Nobles;Berkeley; 843-297-2609SeManG HeiFerS, wormed,

vac, on feed, $1250up. WayneGarber; Laurens; 864-923-05812 F1 HYBriD, Ang x Reg

Brahman bulls, 16m/o & 14m/o,$2000ea. Tom Snell; Jasper;843-247-2363Blk SiMM Bull, PB, 4-5y/o,

good dispo, $2500, will take yngSimm bull on partial trade forrotation purposes. David Wilson;Greenville; 864-303-3286HOlStein HeiFer, B-4/12,

900-1000lbs, open, $1650. BenjaminGoff; Kershaw; 803-438-3700

3 YrlinG BullS, Blk Ang &Ang-Bfmstr Cross, good dispo &structure, sired from reg Angbull, $1450ea. Randy Byrum; York;803-517-84444 reG Blk anG BullS,

9-22m/o, $1100-2000, 500-1025lbs,low BW, exc b'lines, sired byYon Legend U583, shots,wormed. Don Copeland; Laurens864-833-3528reG Blk anG, 2 cows, 2 bull

calves, 1 low BW, reg bull, 1 steer,good pedigrees, $10,000 all, willseparate. Danny Brown; Aiken;803-508-4520Blk anG, AI sired & AI bred,

22m/o heifer, due 2/15; 44 mnt cowdue 9/14, halter broke, docile,$1880 & $2860. Jim Williams;Anderson; 864-556-981110 Blk anG HeiFerS, reg, to

start calving 10/1, New Design &Lead On b'lines, $2200ea, min of5. David Gibbons; Cherokee;864-839-67056 reG Blk anG BullS,

20m/o, sired by Yon Traveler S224,Yon Legend W642, calving ease,growth EPDs, BSE tested$2500up. Bobby Baker; Lancaster;803-285-7732reG BFMSt, bulls &

heifers, $1500up, according toconformation & b'line. MaryDyches; York; 803-230-49525 reG Blk anG BullS,

18-21m/o, $2500up, 1200-1500lb,vac, wormed, ready, BSEguaranteed. Marc Renwick;Newberry; 803-271-8691reG Blk anG BullS,

15-20m/o, AI sired by ConnealyLeader AAA 15148659 & ThunderAAA 15148659, calving ease,$2500up. Rick Outen; Ruby;843-634-6008reG anG BullS, 20mo, low

BW, all shots, ex growth genetics,sired by AI son of Kansas bred GarNew Mkt, $2400. Hugh Knight;Orangeburg; 803-539-4674JerSeY COW, w/1st calf,

$2000. Mac McClendon; Colleton;843-835-505020 reG Blk anG BullS,

15-24m/o, forage perform test &pedigrees, w/low BWs, breedingsoundness exams, $2500up. DixonShealy; Newberry; 803-629-1174reG Blk anG HeiFerS,

open or bred, vac & wormed,$1500up. S Clark; Greenville;864-430-7734

DogsAds for dogs 12 weeks orolder must be accompaniedby a copy of currentRabies Vaccination Certificatesigned by a licensedveterinarian. Under 12 weeksyou must include a birthdate.NO DOG KENNEL/BREEDERADS ARE PERMITTED. Onlydogs-for-sale notices will bepublished. As a last-priorityitem, dog notices will bepublished as space permits.

Great PYreneeS, B-4/11,4F, $100ea. Geraline Pruitt; Union;864-674-6538Great PYreneeS, B-6/12,

$150. Neil Cox; Florence;843-373-0231Great PYreneeS, $300ea,

B-4/25, 2M, 3F. Ziggy Surawski;Marlboro; 843-430-4637auSt Blue HeelerS, CKC,

B-5/3, $300. Paul Langston;Pickens; 864-483-0137laBS, AKC, B-6/1, choc &

silver, shots, dewormed, $500up.Jonathan Langston; Pickens;864-918-0231akC BrittanY SPanS,

B-5/31, tails docked, dewclawsremoved, more, 5M 3 o/w, 2 l/w,1F l/w, ready 7/25, $450ea. GeorgeHuff; Greenville; 864-350-0594auStralian Blue, Red

Heelers, M/F, B-6/08, will have 1stshots, worming, $125. BruceThomas; Dorchester; 843-563-4373Mtn treeinG FeiSt, USDR

Reg, B-4/9, 1st shots & dewormed,$175ea. Verne Caughman;Lexington; 803-532-5442RAT TERRIERS, CKC reg,

B-5/10, F, tails & dew clawsremoved, 1st shots, $250. RichardParker; York; 803-417-3901GaY Baker BeaGleS, AKC

reg, B-5/10, 6-F, 2-M, $200ea.Steve Ard; Aiken; 803-603-0642GerMan SHOrtHaireD

POinterS, B-5/20, 3M/3F,$300. William Osborne; Union;864-426-2736

Farm equipmentFarm equipment and farm truckads may not be submittedby commercial dealers. All adsmust include the following signedstatement: “THIS FARMEQUIPMENT AND/OR FARMTRUCK WAS USED ONMY FARM OR I AM NOTA COMMERCIAL DEALEr.”Only farm truck ads withlegitimate farm truck license tagnumbers will be accepted. Thefarm truck license tag numbermust be included with the ad.HOWSe rOtarY tiller, 7ft

hvy duty, more, EC, $1650;Howard 82in tiller, hvy duty,more, $2250. Louis Tumbleston;Charleston; 843-371-0708JD FrOntier 2072 BuSH

HOG, 6hrs, $1250; middle busterpotato plow nvr used, $200, bothfor $1350. John Riney; Berkeley;843-412-5129BeFCO V-rake, FC, $550.

Rhett Simpson; Anderson;864-348-6719SQueeZe CHute, sweep pen

Big Valley, HD, $2500; 8ft boxblade, hvy steel w/points on edgeof blade, $400. Ruth Smith;Edgefield; 803-480-2980JD 4020, runs, needs some work,

$3950. Tim Moore; Barnwell;803-300-1112nH 353 GrinDer/MiXer,

$1500. George Albers; Charleston;843-559-5095SearS SuBurBan traCtOr,

w/turn plow, good tires, scrape &push blade, 3ph, disc harrow, culti,more, $1700. Thomas Waters;Colleton; 843-696-6627

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For other information at the SC Department of Agriculture, call:Commissioner’s Office: 803-734-2210

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Fruits & Vegetable inspection: 803-737-4588Fruit & Vegetable news: 803-737-4497

Fruit & Vegetable (recording):803-737-5900Grain Grading: 843-554-1311

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livestock Market news: 803-737-4491livestock & Grain Prices: 803-737-4491

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Metrology laboratory: 803-253-4052Pee Dee State Farmers Market: 843-665-5154

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The Market Bulletin does not publish dog adsfrom kennels or breeders.

If you are selling farm equipment it must include a signed statementthat states you are a farmer or you are not a commercial dealer.

POnDerOSa 2H trl, full LQ,walk-through door to horsearea, shower, refrigerator, AC,more, $4500. Meaghan Morris;Greenville; 864-469-3353'07 MF 543 traCtOr,

dsl, 4wd, 54hp, LN, 465hrs,$16,000. Tommy Esuary; Pickens;864-878-1892CaterPillar BullDOZer

830, 325hp, w/lrg tires & pan,$15,000. E Wigington; Anderson;864-859-2692HOWSe BuSH HOG, 8ft, HD,

new, pull type, $3500; PEGAZ-CM164 hay cutter, for parts, $100; 5shank plow, $400. Richard Martin;Anderson; 864-243-4974taYlOrWaY 3 DiSk

tallOW, 3ph, $350; seeder,PTO driven, $100; reversible scooppan, $125; frt section 19B/IHC8 disk, $100; 3ph platform, onboard, $35. D Winchester; Pickens;864-868-2783nH-310 SQ HaY Baler, good

working cond, in shed, $3400. LesFrye; Lexington; 803-206-8387'67 5020 JD traCtOr, needs

restoring, good metal & tires,$4500. Sammy Derrick; Lexington;803-582-8972HarDee BuSH HOG, 7ft HD

tag-a-long, GC, $750; rollbar/canopy, fits 3000 Ford or MF,$250. Hack Bartley; Greenwood;864-229-10323H Sl ta 5 StOCk, 17x6x6,

'05, lrg frt tack/dsg room, Goodyear10ply, EC, $5000. Lois Bradley;Kershaw; 803-331-234814Ft trl, dual axle, $800. Carl

Jordan; Lexington; 803-359-3822JD 3038e traCtOr, ldr,

130hrs, $16,700; Kubota BX25TLB, LN, $14,400; 7ft finishmower, EC, $1750; more. JamieGeorge; Dillon; 843-616-1891'72 2000 FOrD, 641 Ford, all

good on both, but needs hyd repair,8N has blow, 9n runs, $8000 forboth. Daryl Branch; Richland;803-422-6757JD 3 BOttOM PlOW, 16in

bottom w/trip feet, colters, tailwheel, GC, $400; Howse ridger,18in disc, LN C, $500. WayneMartin; Greenwood; 864-543-3718int 1066, w/canopy, dual whls,

GC, $8000; JD 4240, 4 postcanopy, dual whls, wghts, GC,$14,000. Roger Waltz; Bamberg;843-908-2312JD 2040 traCtOr, 3358hrs,

dsl 5ft bush hog,, $6400; 3ph boompole, $50. Gray Wilson; Beaufort;843-525-0836int CuB lOWBOY 154, 3ph,

48in belly mower, w/disc, turn &chisel plows, culti, middle buster,smooth harrow, $2800. RonnieAmick; Newberry; 803-364-3775SCraPe BlaDe, $800, Bush

Hog brand, GC. Bolan Barbara;Richland; 864-494-7643kuBOta 1750, hydrostat, 2wd,

60in belly mower, $7800obo;2H trl, Tag-a-long, extra height,EC, $2500. Jonathan Langston;Pickens; 864-918-0231nH t2 22Da, w/frt end ldr, 54in

mower, deck/grass catcher, 350hrs,hydrostat, $9300. Paul Langston;Pickens; 864-483-0137'92 WHGn truCk, w/24ft

chandler litter body, new chain,Tandem axles, oversize tires, EC,$30,000; more. Wayne Caughman;Lee; 803-428-819815Ft Great PlainS Drill,

w/no till coulter cart, 7½ spacingrow markers, GC, $12,000obo. BillTimmons; Florence; 843-307-3414

nH 451 SiCkle, 7ft, 3ph,GC, $950. Zack Lester; York;704-472-1829nH HaYBine Cutter, 9ft,

GC, JD combine 55, sq back, dsl,13ft grain header, $1200; NH sqhay baler, $2800, more. WilliamEllison; Laurens; 864-682-5366SkiD lDr attaCHMentS,

pallet fork, buckets, grapple fork,bush hog, trencher, treepuller, frt digger, $475-3900.Barnabas Zsigmond; Spartanburg;864-680-8747Hart 3H trl, SL, Citation LQ,

7ft short wall, 11ft long wall,$17,500. Gene Grigg; Spartanburg;864-680-4466'52 8n FOrD traCtOr, all

original, straight sheet metal, VGC,$3000. Kent Ricard; Lexington;803-892-2838850 MaSSeY COMBine, w/4

& 6r corn headers, 12 & 18ftplatform headers, manuals, spareparts, more, $12,000 all. DavidEarley; Orangeburg; 803-534-3689'75 HuBer F-1700 MOtOr

GraDer, runs good, w/Detroitdsl 6V-53 eng, mechanically sound,13ft 10in blade, $7350. JudsonDecell; Lexington; 803-731-1234BiGHaM BrOS Paratill, 4

shanks, $5000. Jeffrey Anderson;Richland; 803-446-8054'91 CaSe iH 1640 COMBine,

w/16.5ft 1020 hdr, 4WD, 4044hrs,GC, $27,000; Optimal 1100 TreeSpade, $11,500. Jason Carter;Richland; 803-429-3481JD 302 BaCkHOe, early '80

model, GC, needs some work,$3500. Mark Kennedy; Beaufort;843-521-3759iH 986 CanOPY traCtOr,

540-1000 PTO, 20.8 rear w/goodtread, no TA, nvr had duals or frtend ldr, $5600. Berk Palmer;Fairfield; 803-730-8022DitCH WitCH ViBratOrY

PlOW, w/350 rotor witch dslmotor, 530hrs, $6750. Bill Lewis;Union; 803-924-7138WOODS BuSH HOG, 5ft,

$400. Gil Small; Lancaster;803-320-1458CHiSel PlOW, King 7 shank,

w/gauge whls, $700. Joe Smith;Horry; 843-358-3481rOtarY tiller, Value

Leader, FM 105, 3ph, PTO tiller,41inW, EC, $915. David Smith;Aiken; 803-215-2509Set OF CultiVatOrS, for C

FA tractor, $150. William Knopf;Chester; 803-482-3891275 MF traCtOr, very good

body & mechanical cond,w/canopy, $7500. Laverne Ard;Florence; 843-687-2306'72 CHeVY C-50, 24,000

GVW, custom 350, twin cycledump w/body, $1750, moreequip. Malcolm Rawls; Aiken;803-564-5435DiSC MOWer CaDDY, LN,

$1600; JD 328 sq baler, shed kept,new knives, EC, $4500. GaryBryant; Darlington; 843-858-3865JD 450C 6WaY DOZer,

runs good, needs trans work,$6700. David Wilson; Greenville;864-303-3286Fa H, w/W frt end, 3pt lift,

$3200, M-C rotary Scythe, forcutting hay, $400. Eddie Pack;Spartanburg; 864-587-7728

Pnut COMBine, Colombodual rotor, axial flow threshing,vacuum cleaning sys, conveyorelev, swivel gear box, 6r, $100,000.Ray Faulk; Marion; 843-431-6845Fa 140, frt culti, 3ph, fresh decals,

good tires, runs good, $2800;Tufline, 16 blade disc, 3ph, $400.Fred Faulkenberry; Chesterfield;843-623-7827kMC 7 SHank nOtill

VriPPer, late model, EC,$4000; Oliver 56 blade foldup disc harrow, EC, $1500.Jeffrey Gilmore; Chesterfield;843-517-0315'48 aC G traCtOr, 10hrs on

rebuilt eng, rebuilt carb, new cl, prplate & rear tires, needs new batt &paint, $2700obo. Lee Jones;Greenville; 864-363-77879965 COttOn PiCker, 4100

eng, 3100 fan, new spindles, frtdrums; Case IH 900 vf planters,shed kept, field ready, $30,000obo.Matt Strait; York; 803-448-19176 tOn Gn HuDSOn trl, 24ft,

4ft dovetail, EC, $5000. RichardMiller; Chester; 803-581-4586unDerCarriaGe, for

Fiat-Allis 80%. Berco 7inpitch, bushings nvr turned, rollers,more, $2000. Andrew Shealy;Spartanburg; 864-621-6001'11 JD 5095M traCtOr,

700hrs w/all amenities exceptcab, w/new 553 ldr, $45k.William McClellan; Anderson;864-847-79006Ft Dirt BlaDe, $150; 5½ft

box blade, $350. Bud Holmes;Cherokee; 864-489-1735Gn HaY trl, 25ft, dual Tandem

axles, 20,000 weight cap, ratchetstraps, $4999. Mike Roof;Lexington; 803-509-3682HaY rake, JD 662, roller

bar, EC, $2300. C Johnson; Aiken;803-640-2734nH MODel 615 DiSC

MOWer, 3ph, 6ft 8in cut width,field ready, $3500. Danny Leitner;Fairfield; 843-200-0887lOW BOY trl, 6.5x16ft, built

w/hvy metal, $750; 20ft cattle trl,$3300. David Martin; Laurens;864-682-33956Ft HVY BOX BlaDe,

retractable shank & rear swinggate, EC, $750obo; 6ft HD 3pt diskharrow, more, $2000obo. MichaelSteele; Edgefield; 803-645-8939FiniSH MOWer, Bush Hog

FTH 600, 5ft cut, EC, owner’smanual, $1000. Wallace Anderson;Pickens; 864-878-2854SPraYer, Schabern

Hi-Pressure, skid, 300gal tank,model D403 pump, 5.5hp gasmotor, reel, nozzle, $2000,LN. Douglass Britt; McCormick;864-391-3334'86 FOrD MODel, medium

w/12ft elec dump bed, FC, dumpbed works exc, w/dsl Detroit eng,runs good, $4500. Randy Horton;Kershaw; 803-427-4245int 510 Grain Drill, HD,

10ftW, EC, $2100. Michael Mason;Abbeville; 864-430-1840CaSe 584D FOrkliFt,

$7000obo. Glynn Webster;Clarendon; 803-468-7403aG Crane, 2 ton fork cap,

9000# lift cap, 3ph, EC,$1875. J Gallagher; Allendale;803-686-0694

FOrD HVY SCraPe BlaDe,4ft, 3ph, $275. Larry Horton;Spartanburg; 864-472-2772'53 FOrD JuBilee traCtOr,

w/5ft bush hog, GC, $3200;Covington 1r planter w/fert hopper,$650, more. William Lowrance;Pickens; 864-855-367910Ft JD 8300 Grain Drill,

single disk, GC, 18 drops, $2500.Davey Whitfield; Anderson;864-617-48493010 JD traCtOr, 65hp dsl,

$5000. Harold Bullard;Spartanburg; 864-439-35783 aXle taGalOnG trl,

w/6ft ramps, 6ft tongue, 4ft beavertail, 16ft level deck, $2200;8ftx49ft van trl, $1600; more. RoseMurphy; Fairfield; 803-337-3697JD HaY Baler, 14T, working

cond, $1000. Freddie Edwards;Hampton; 843-510-3918ClaaS 260 rnD Baler, EC,

$12,000; 6ft pull type Bush HogBrand, VGC, $2000; wheel rake,EC, $2000; more. Ben Locke;Anderson; 864-369-9720Cattle SQueeZe CHute,

Filson Brand, w/head gate,VGC, $2000; 7 shank chisel plow,VGC, $650. Harry Cameron;Williamsburg; 843-221-7614'01 FeatHerlite 4H Sl, LQ,

SS skin, 10ft short wall, frig, A/C,gas stove, elec jack, 8ftx7ft6in,$27,000. Karen Curtis; Pickens;864-868-9751'03 JD 2210, 4x4 tractor, 4ft sq

420 bush hog, 5ft First Choice fin-ish mower, 16ft dual axle trl,$10,500. Charles Redd;Greenwood; 864-943-9437auGer, w/9 & 6in bits, $600;

5ft aerator, $250; 7ft root & rockrake, $300, all 3ph. Bruce Starnes;Chesterfield; 843-672-5823'57 aC MODel Ca traC-

tOr, runs, hyd works, w/4 discturn plow, $900. John Sites;Richland; 803-513-6877JD HD DiSC HarrOW, 10ft,

48 disc, w/cyl, new hoses, $1500;JD 6ft HD bush hog, GC, 3ph,$1200. John King; Lexington; 803-568-3625'04 keiFer Built aluM

trl, 2h, SL, w/dressing room,7ftT, rear collapsible tack, dropdown windows, EC, $7800. KimBryant; Spartanburg; 864-590-9835'05 aDaM 2H aluM trl, BP,

w/dressing room, 7ft 6inT, EC,ramp load, encl, lined/paddedinside, mats, more, $6800.Les Anderson; Spartanburg;864-590-0641JD 950-D, QD FEL, PS, recent

paint & ag tires, $7750, prefertrade for lrgr FEL @ equal value.Barney Williams; Lexington;803-359-0677FOrD traCtOr 445C, dsl, frt

end ldr, PS, $5500; JD Tractor1010, dsl, row crop, 3ph, PTO,$3500. Albert Collins; Barnwell;803-259-5639JD MOCO 915, disc cutter/cond,

field ready, shed kept, cutsgreat, used this season, $8700.Verne Caughman; Lexington;803-532-5442FOrD 3600 traCtOr, 3cyl,

dsl, PS, tractor runs good, 2900hr,w/5ft bush hog, $7250 for allor sell sep. Roger Taylor;Spartanburg; 864-969-2091

'85 FOrD traCtOr, w/ldr,32hp dsl eng, 4wd, shuttle clutch,new rear tires & canopy, 1120hrs,$10,000. Jack Arve; Oconee;864-638-6966295 int 4r PlanterS, $1500;

800 Int 4r planters, $1200; 3ptreversible scoop pans, $200,all GC. Chris Derrick; Edgefield;803-480-0465nitrOGen SPraYer tank,

John Blue, 300gal, field ready,$3200. Gary Wright; York;803-684-38341 H 1020, 15ft head auger, LN,

$895. Charles Nichols; Saluda;864-445-8350BuSH HOG, 8ft, 3ph rotary

cutter, hd model 3008, chainsfrt & rear, used little, $5000.Jim Wannamaker; Lexington;803-920-8485BuSH HOG MOWer, 5½ft

Sidewinder brand, 3ph, $675. RBright; Oconee; 864-972-3582nH 5610S, 2wd, PS, 4n1 bucket,

130hrs, 1027 ldr, 8ft harrow,6ft bh, box blade, spdr, culti,$24,000. Linda Spence; Newberry;803-364-4424SCariFier, spring loaded,

5 blade, $196; Leinbach #300spreader, chute rusted close, goodpaint, $123. John Slingerland;York; 803-222-2071MeCHaniCal tree

Planter, no till, 3ph, Cat 1 or2, HD, 40hp or higher reqd, 2seater w/lrg coulter, more,$2500. Alex Dupre; Marlboro;843-439-0806CreeP FeeDer, Bradley 3 ton

on whls, w/calf feeder panels,$1900. Billy Sowell; Lancaster;803-804-3599GrOVe SteVeDOre 4000

Crane, 2ton cap, carry deck, dsleng, hydrostatic travel, $7500,make cash offer. Brian Rikard;Oconee; 706-491-1111trl, from 50's Chevy short bed,

rusty, needs tires, no fenders,good rear end & tongue or for trl,$250. Jim Atkinson; Pickens;864-506-90232H BP trl, removable divider,

GC, can be completely encl, forhorses, stock or equip, $1100. MaryLindsey; Lexington; 803-331-1425

Farm laborFenCeS Built Or

rePaireD, all kinds, reasonableprices, will consider dist. JimmieKoon; Saluda; 864-445-7658lanD ClearinG, food plots,

fire breaks, pond repairs, all types,tractor work. Mike Sabbagha;Lexington; 803-730-5172POnD liMinG, call for quote.

David Burnside; Richland;803-776-4923tranSPOrt, horse/cattle,

in/out of state; horse boarding,62A, trails, barn, feed, $300ea/mo;fences built, repaired, more. EdLowther; Jasper; 843-726-8373neeD SOMeOne, to cut & bale

HQ CB on 17A in Wedgefield nearSumter on shares. AndrewSabbagha; Sumter; 803-432-1386Want FarM HanD,

40hrs/week, $10/hr, must haveprevious exp handling horses, drivetractors, more. Amy Goudelock;Pickens; 864-898-0043DOZer & traCk HOe

WOrk, build & repair ponds,demolition, tree removal, grade& clear land, repair rds, freeest. J Hughes; Greenwood;864-227-8257

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If you are selling land you must include the type land it is: pasture ortimber and a signed statement that it is your personal property.

iMPOrtant: Ads submitted without the required information and documentation or submittedunder an incorrect category will be declined.type in lower case. DO nOt run words together.

traCtOr WOrk, bushhogging, finish mowing, drivewayscraping, more, 15+yrs exp, call forfree estimates. Lori Painter;Spartanburg; 864-504-9088BuSH HOGGinG, various light

tractor work, mulching, spreading,scraping, yard maint, etc, call forinfo/free est. Cary Cox; Greenville;864-918-1691FenCeS Built, to your specs,

statewide, free est. Bruce Thomas;Dorchester; 843-563-4373traCtOr rePair, service,

complete restorations, paint, partsfor JD, MF, FA & Ford tractors, cabfoam kits, more. David Moss;Spartanburg; 864-680-4004CB & tiFtOn 44, custom plant

w/Bermuda King 4r planter, 30yrsexp, sprigs avail, $1.75/bu. EddieAdams; Darlington; 843-332-0891Cattle CauGHt, hauled,

penned, any custom cow work.Josh Brown; Saluda; 864-910-5378lanD/lOt ClearinG, road

scraping, tree/stump removal,holes, excavation, bulldozing,more, free est. Rafael Ruiz;Orangeburg; 803-682-2374BarnS, hay or custom, build to

your needs, equip sheds, animalshelters, working pens, all pasturetype fences, more. Chad Malone;York; 803-230-3827HOrSe StaBleS, for lease,

25A, Eastover, 30 stables, 2apartments, pond, fence &cross-fenced, $1900/mon. VanWatts; Richland; 843-340-5645traCtOr rePair, general

repairs, tune-up, repainting &restoration. Jonathan White;Florence; 843-373-3712HOrSe BOarDinG, lrg

pasture, pond, hay storage,feed/tack rm, rnd pen, starts at$125/mo. Teresa Kerns; Kershaw;803-786-5300FenCinG, all types, 23yrs exp.

Danny Hershberger; Greenville;706-201-5745StateWiDe FenCer,

specializing in NZ Hi Tensil elec,hog wire, barb etc, hyd postdriver, 25yrs exp. Richard Crow;Greenwood; 864-554-1107Cattle SerViCeS, caught,

penned, freeze branding & hauling,find & catch wild cattle, mobilehvy catch pens, more. Brian Gibert;Greenwood; 864-980-6408WanteD General FarM

HelP. Marc Marsh; Chesterfield;843-862-8873traCtOr WOrk, all types,

back hoe, frt end ldr, bush hogging,plowing, etc. Steve Jones;Spartanburg; 864-583-7027aGriCultural FenCe,

install/repair barb wire, Hi tensile,wire, privacy, board fence, grading,trenching, free est. James Lang;Laurens; 864-444-3038liMe & Fert SPreaDinG,

TN Valley resource, customblended granular fertilizer, sold &spread by the ton, call forprice. Nolan Stewart; Laurens;864-419-1130neeD SOMeOne, to bale

our CB hay field, 17A, sharebales. Jean Dunlap; Sumter;803-572-7301liMe SPreaDinG, specialize

in bulk Tenn lime, call forprices. Drake Kinley; Anderson;864-353-9628POnD COnStruCtiOn, 20%

disc on fish, lot clearing, foodplots, wildlife mgmt, rd bldg.Cannon Taylor; Newberry;803-276-0853

traCtOr WOrk, bushhogging disking, food plots,driveways, loader work price/hr orper job. Jody Craven; Colleton;843-909-2708FarM & eQuiP neeDS, all

makes & equip rotary mowers,plows & sprayers, skid steer & frtend ldr, parts avail, more. JackShelton; Richland; 803-736-9820SkiD lDr WOrk, 40yrs

fencing exper, all types of farm,ranch fencing, feed lots & catchpens. Charles Mullinax; Anderson;864-958-0721BerMuDa GraSS SPriGS,

plant w/8ft Bermuda Kinggrass planters, w/3000lb roller,Coastal, Tifton 85 & Russell;more. J Gallagher; Allendale;803-686-0694PeCanS, will crack & shell,

50¢/lb, 20lb min. Wade ten Bensel;Lancaster; 803-283-4631CuStOM Plant BerMuDa

SPriGS, on your land w/BermudaKing row planter, anywherein SC, more, Tiffton 44 & 85avail. Johnnie Burkett; Aiken;803-924-5736PaSture MGMt SerViCeS,

spray weeds, treat fire ants inlivestock pastures, licensedapplicator, spread lime &fert. Kenny Mullis; Richland;803-331-6612Will Cut, rake & bale your

hay, w/in 50 mis of Barnwell,$14/bale. Tom Smothers; Barnwell;803-300-7599traCkHOe WOrk, w/hvy

brush cutter, can trim back brushon field edges, cut ditches, pondsbuilt, more, state wide. StephenMcMasters; Saluda; 864-923-1230Pt HelP neeDeD, for dairy

goat farm, milking, bottle feedingbabies, cleaning & feeding. TeenaBagwell; Laurens; 864-923-4983HaulinG SerViCe, tractor trl

load quantities, need shavings,grain, mulch or chicken litterhauled, call for est. Michael Wise;Newberry; 803-271-4215traCtOr reStOratiOn,

paint, pressure wash, farm/hvyequip mechanic repair,welding/fabrication work, more.Billy Gallman; Newberry;803-276-7171FenCe inStallatiOn, barb

wire, field fence, wood, vinyl, agri-cultural & residential. JamesStrock; Orangeburg; 803-308-1195CuStOM liMe & Fert

SPreaD SerViCeS, TN valleylime del & spread, lrg/sm acreage,more, call for estimate. JoshuaWaters; Lexington; 803-429-6114

Farm landFarm Land ads must befor at least 5 acres undercultivation. Ads from real estateagents are not accepted,unless they personally ownthe property being offered.PROVIDE A STATEMENT THATSTATES THE LAND ISYOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY.96.2a, fenced, cross fenced, CB,

used for cattle & horses, 1500sfmfg home, $300,000. Ruth Smith;Edgefield; 803-480-2980Want tO leaSe, land for

hunting. Phillip Vause; Lexington;803-920-7396

152a Ware PlaCe, near Hwy.25, 3750ft same side Woodville Rd,partially wooded, rest wheat, acrelake, $10,000/A. Louis Batson;Greenville; 864-630-4310Want 5a tO leaSe,

Anderson/Easley/Piedmont areafor 2 horses, must be fenced.Destiny Crenshaw; Anderson;864-361-2561Want tO leaSe, hunting land,

Grvl, Pickens & N Anderson Co,will protect, maintain, improveland w/food plots. Cary Cox;Greenville; 864-918-1691280a, hdwd timber, good rds,

near schools, exc hunting, willsubdivide to 140A, public water,$2700/A; more. Andy Parnell;Laurens; 864-360-1370100+-a, Old Swamp Rd, 20min

from Columbia, timber, power line,deer, turkey, dove hunting,$1875/A. Joel Grubb; Calhoun;803-874-2046109a, mature pines, hdwds,

1500sf house, good hunting,food plots, creek, $4000/A.L Williamson; Bamberg;803-894-3744100a, wooded, 1 mi frtage along

Congaree Creek, 10 min fromColumbia, power line r/w, hunting& fishing, $2,900/A. Hank Mabry;Richland; 803-730-4915700a, for lease, timber, 2 ponds,

hunting, clubhouse, $19,000. VanWatts; Richland; 843-340-564582.1a FarM, 3mi off I-20, exit

39, 5 pastures, home, barn,$5500/A. John Snelgrove;Lexington; 803-513-922755+a, near Erskine College,

fenced, cross fenced, barns, creek,3bd/2ba w/guesthouse, longdriveway, $469,999. Farha Ali;Abbeville; 864-379-812383a, block bldg, barn, timber,

pasture, garden, hunting, creek,pond, 2 homes, $549K. MargaretLeslie; Spartanburg; 864-969-3101107.63a, mature hdwd, 21y/o

planted pine, 2243ft on SaludaRiver, $2400/A. ChristianHendricks; Laurens; 803-530-271561+-a tree FarM nurSerY,

pond, creek, pole bldg, concretefloor, 3bd/3/bt brick home,$989,000. Bill Lewis; Union;803-924-713870a, for lease, fenced pasture

w/flowing shoals/creek alongproperty, pond for water forlivestock, more. Tammy Hodge;Oconee; 803-983-504115.2a, Calhoun Co, rd frtge,

pines, hdwd drain, hunting,$38,000; 150A, swamp Sumter Co,ducks, deer, turkeys, $75k. CarlGulledge; Calhoun; 803-530-888559a Cattle FarM, stocked

fishing pond, fenced/cross fenced,30x50 workshop, 2100sf,3bd/2bt, $429,500. Kyle Watkins;Abbeville; 864-940-908754.68a, 8-10y/o planted pine,

hdwd, creek, food plots, deerfeeder, rd system, wildlife,$2400/A. Steve Cooper; Saluda;864-809-0369Want tO leaSe, pasture for

cattle in Pickens Co, prefer closeto Clemson or Easley, willfence. Steve Meadows; Pickens;864-633-9970110a+-, pine/hdwd timber, fields,

pond, exc hunting, $2450/A, priceneg. Jeanette Flegel; Williamsburg;843-344-1515

Want tO leaSe, land tomanage for trophy whitetails,QDMA Deer Stewart 2, will workw/landowner to improve value,more. Ray Sealey; Clarendon;843-409-1717177a, Northern Laurens Co,

w/86A in pasture, 3 ponds, creek,well, 4150ft rd frtage, $3800/A.Charles Waldrep; Laurens;864-969-27005+a, w/50y/o pine & hdwd

timber, gas, water, elec avail,$26,000. Linda Haynie; Anderson;964-226-090610a, Chesterfield Co, 600 Riley

Rd, 2/3 pine forest, owner fin,$14,000. Wade ten Bensel;Lancaster; 803-283-463188+a, upper Richland Co, 5mis of

I-77 & I-20, wooded, poss ownerfin, $6000/A. Margaret Ebener;Richland; 803-532-639682.5a, 14A in fields, sm pond,

balance is wooded, goodhunting, 2BR trl, w/well & septic,$2500/A. Carroll Griffin; Colleton;843-635-304292a, 3mis W of Chappells, Hwy

34, planted pines, mature hdwds,good hunting, $2100/A. ClaudeSmith; Newberry; 864-993-9881Want tO leaSe lanD, for

hunting, prefer w/in an hr or closerto Lexington. Nicolas Saldana;Lexington; 803-920-0474204a, Abbeville Co, Hwy 28, all

pasture fenced & cross fenced, 2ponds, barn, $4000/A obo. PhilHiott; Anderson; 864-617-5454282+a, above White Oak, hdwd

& pine mix, timber invest, w/6Afish pond, 4A retrac duck pond,3b/2b DW, $665,000; more. RonnieCates; Fairfield; 803-446-312321a, on Lake Russell, wooded,

exc hunting, poss owner fin,$130,000. Shirley Huston;Abbeville; 803-917-9665103a, Hwy 252 2mis of Hwy 25,

spring fed creek, pines w/hdwds,$2250/A. Tod Hensley; Laurens;864-979-4669109a, wooded, 35+ cultivated,

hdwd creek bottom, trophy deermanaged, exc turkey hunting, more,$2550/A. Michael Strickland;Newberry; 864-923-3153213a+/-, 1mi frtge on Little River

at Keowee Rd, ample game, plant-ed pine, open pasture, more,$2450/A. Vandy Price; Abbeville;864-369-0923266a FOr leaSe, for hunting

in Aiken Co, New Holland area, alltimber. Rubie Yonce; Aiken;803-275-27595a, open land, w/home,

$98,000. Johnny Slice; Lexington;803-894-4367250a HuntinG leaSe,

Newberry Co, pasture, timbered,deer, furn trailer, w/pond, $4900,for 2014 season. Dixon Shealy;Newberry; 803-629-1174

Fresh ProducePeCan HalVeS, $8.50/lb.

Wade ten Bensel; Lancaster;803-283-4631OrGaniC BlueBerrieS,

you pick, $10/gal, $8/qt, $4/pt, $16pre-picked. Margaret Stoddard;Laurens; 864-230-5968raBBiteYe BlueBerrieS,

you pick, $4/gal, we pick,$6.50/gal. Billy Eddins;Chesterfield; 843-623-2427

Garden PlantsGarden Plant ads may notbe submitted by commercialnurseries defined as those withsales of $5,000 or more per year.BlueBerrY PlantS,

Thornless Blackberry, Muscadine,Cherry Hedge & plum trees, all inpots, $5ea. Hazel Bridges;Greenville; 864-879-3384Banana treeS, $15ea, no

ship. Larry Johnson; Orangeburg;803-664-4213POMeGranateS, Turkey fig

trees, $8. Cornelius Clark;Berkeley; 843-761-2343lrG BlueBerrieS, 2

varieties, sweet thornlessblackberries, $5ea; pomegranates& fig trees, $10. F Noles;Barnwell; 803-383-4066

Goats, llamas & SheepBillY, B-12/25/12, 82% Kiko,

18% Boer, $135. Reuben Owens;Dorchester; 843-873-57262 BOar/Briar BillieS,

4m/o, 1 wht w/brn head & 1 whtw/blk head, w/horns, $70ea. CarollLong; Newberry; 803-944-0738BOer/nuBian GOatS, 4

wethers B-2/14, $75ea; 2 does inmilk give 1 qt/day, $150ea;exposed to Nubian buck, more. KKoven; Edgefield; 509-554-1862SHeeP, 12 head, 6mo-3½y/o,

$2000 for all. Al Williams; Dillon;843-752-4571niGerian DWarFS, 2 bucks,

1 doe, 2-4m/o, 1 buck has blueeyes, $100ea, disbudded PB nonreg, will only sell doe w/buck. LisaAman; Pickens; 864-836-8982aDGa reG nuBian GOatS,

all either PB or AN, 1 buck, 2doelings, 2 does in milk, 2 doesexp to spotted buck, $2500. KatieLangdale; Fairfield; 803-718-80012 niGerian DWarF Milk

GOatS, reg, $300ea; 1 regNigerian Dwarf buck, $200.Lynnette Prince; Spartanburg;864-909-3460BOar CrOSS BillieS,

4-8w/o, $100ea. Donna Blake;Calhoun; 803-917-2694JaCOB laMBS, 1-2y/o ewe

sheep, some lilac from reg stock,$100up; 5m/o ½ Kiko goats,$100up. Joe Mensch; Abbeville;864-993-5832nuBian BuCk, reg 4m/o pure

blk, good milk line, $200. SamStevens; Aiken; 803-642-7166reG FaintinG GOatS, spring

babies ready to go, does & bucksavail, $150&up. Lorie Anderson;Horry; 843-333-6868alPine BuCk, ADGA reg, 2

y/o, proven, $150; Nubian doeling,ADGA reg PB, weaned, $300;Nubian milking doe, ADGA reg,3y/o, $450; S Hammond; Aiken;803-663-0278aDGa niGerian DWarF

GOatS, B-3/9; 2 bucks,2 does; Split Creek, PecanHollow & Doublegate b'lines;$250up. Randall Grant; Anderson;864-224-5512tuniS raM laMBS, ewe

lambs, gd parasite resistance, wool& meat type, heritage breed, $200.Kate McCullough; Williamsburg;843-382-9803reG PB WHt DOrPer

raMS, $325; ewes, $425, more,B-2/14; full Boer billies, no papers,B-3/14, wormed, $150ea. RodgerHolcombe; Pickens; 864-878-4838

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FB BOer BuCkS, 3-4m/o,healthy, tame, $200up. Bill Walker;Greenwood; 864-746-6222reG kataHDin eWe, ram

lambs, B-1&2/14, $100up. MichaelKetchie; Anderson; 864-296-4905aDSBS DOrPer raM laMB,

FB, blk head, 6m/o, $500. MaryEklund; Beaufort; 843-522-34782 BaBY Mini PYGMY

GOatS, M, tame & not interbred,$125ea. Jim Atkinson; Pickens;864-506-902316 Full kataHDin, 7 ewes,

10 rams, B-3/14, $2400 all. BennyGoff; Kershaw; 803-438-3700BaBY GOatS, Briar w/Kiko,

billies, $70ea obo; nannies,$90obo. Andrew Glick; Colleton;843-217-75007/8 kikO BuCk, B-11/12/12,

$300, proven breeder, kids onground. Steve Van Patton;Spartanburg; 864-607-5215FB reD BOerS, 6 M, 1 F,

4½m/o, wormed, $200ea firm. JerryWright; Anderson; 864-617-2428DWarF niGerian BuCklinG,

disbudded, wormed, 1st shots, can bereg, $150. Conni Shumpert Lexington803-543-8759reG kataHDin SHeeP,

spring lambs, ewes & rams, adults,$300; lambs, $200. Benson Ray;Georgetown; 843-558-7360alPaCaS, variety of ages &

colors, breeding, fiber, $300up;more. Juergen Kopp; Spartanburg;864-680-9854aDGa niGerian GOatS,

champion b'lines, wethers, bucks,does, $100up. Holly Murray;Aiken; 803-564-6107BOer GOat, 50/50

Boer/Nubian, exposed to FB Boerbuck, $200. Kathy Anson;Lexington; 803-582-8272reG FB DOrPer raM,

B-2/19, wormed, tail docked,$600. Spencer Pegues;Chesterfield; 203-605-53033 raMS, B-3/13/13, PB, St Croix

hair sheep, reg w/papers, $235ea; 6lamb rams, PB, B-2/14, $135ea. VNelson; Anderson; 864-296-5500kataDin SHeeP, proven ewes,

$225; ewe lambs, $175; proven3y/o ram, $250; not registered. TaraWyatt; Anderson; 864-934-5612niGerian DWarF GOatS,

AGS reg, adult does, $250ea; 1blk/wht blue eyed buckling, $200.Grace Sprecher; Dorchester;843-696-5856niGerian DWarF kiDS, blue

eyed, ADGA reg, 2 bucklings, 2doelings, $250up. Robby Leaphart;Saluda; 803-532-5505FB BOer GOatS, bucks

B-12/13, w/USBGA reg app siresby Gauge line bred buck, UTD vacworming, $200ea. Wayne Senn;Newberry; 803-321-0163uSBGa 100% BOer BillieS,

B-1/14, big bodied, correct color,reg, ready to work, $250, w/papers.Bobby Norris; Darlington;843-206-29552 FB BOar BillieS, B-2/14

$175ea. Mandy Sandifer; York;803-628-82332 M FB DOrPer SHeeP,

B-1/28 & 2/3, wormed, reg, tailsdocked, $500ea. Barney Gause;Williamsburg; 843-356-1671JaCOB SHeeP laMB,

$100. Wayne Hahn; Charleston;843-693-20062 S aFriCan BOer BuCkS,

5m/o, ABGA FB 100% reg,$1500ea, out of Reys theRoof. James Nickles; Oconee;864-642-5537

reG niGerian DWarFGOatS, doelings, $300up; buck-lings, $150up; mature does,$300up; mature blue eyed buck,$300. Mark Yonce; Spartanburg;864-473-0253PYGMY BillY, 2y/o, $100.

Charley Hylton; Lexington;803-796-0199

Hay & GrainBriGHt OatS, just cut,

combine run, $45 your 55gal drum,off I-20, exit 44, Gilbert. Tom Fink;Lexington; 803-317-8458'14 Oat StraW, bright, no rain,

$3.50ea, can del; '14 combine runoats, $4.50/bushel. Victor Smith;Berkeley; 843-688-5353SHelleD COrn, $45/55 gal

drum. David Sease; Newberry;803-622-2957SHelleD COrn, $50; oats,

$50; wheat, $50; grain sorghum,$40; loaded in your 55gal drum;wheat straw sq, $4; JeffreyAnderson; Richland; 803-446-8054'14 OatS, your 55gal drum, $35;

$4.50/bu; '14 wheat, your 55galdrum, $40; plastic drums w/lidsavail, $10 w/purchase. J Gilmore;Chesterfield; 843-517-0315OatS, 55gal drum/$40, 40lb

bag/$8. Darnell Miller; Aiken;803-657-5275'14 FeSCue/MiXeD GraSS,

CQ, 4x4.5 rnd, $25; '14 HQ CB,4x4½ rnd, $35-45, more, quantitydisc, local del avail. Alan Stockman;Newberry; 803-924-3732'14 tiFtOn 85 BerMuDa, sm

sq, $6ea. Reed Edwards; Laurens;864-871-2575'14 FeSCue, 4x5 rnd, net wrap,

tight, baled 5/23, no rain, $30ea.Robin Patterson; Laurens;864-871-1974Oat HaY, 4x5 rnd, $30ea;

mixed grass cow hay, 4x5 rnd,$15ea. Jason Scott; Lexington;803-600-4019BaHia HaY, field, sq, $3ea.

Andrew Sabbagha; Kershaw;803-432-1386'14 COaStal, HQ, sq, $6, very

clean, limed & fert to Clemsonrecommendations. Henry Glenn;Fairfield; 803-730-4669'13 FeSCue, 4x5 rnd, barn, no

rain, fert, no manure, 20ea. BerleyRister; Newberry; 803-237-2538'14 CB, HQ sq, $6, del

w/fee. Irwin Magerkurth; Aiken;803-221-4804Oat HaY, 200 sq, no rain, barn,

$5ea, del avail, fee. Zack Lester;York; 704-472-1829'14 WHeat StraW, $3.25 sq;

'14 CB horse hay, EQ, $5; rnd,$50, del avail. Steve Lowder; Lee;803-968-2288CB, fert, lime, HQ, sq, $7; lrg rnd,

$60. Theresa Kirchner; Aiken;803-641-1476'14 WHeat StraW, $3.25ea,

del avail. Travis Collier; Anderson;864-617-1966'14 CB, 4x5, net wrap, fert, limed,

no weeds, barn, prem, $60; prem sqCB, $7; '14 4x5 Fescue, $30; more,del/fee. John Snead; Greenwood;864-993-483914 COaStal HOrSe HaY,

exc quality, $5, barn; rnd, $50,del avail. Steve Lowder; Lee;803-968-2322

'14 FeSCue/OrCHarDGraSS MiX, HQ, barn, no rain,4x5 rnd, net wrap, $40; sq, $4.25;late May cut. Tom Crates; York;704-906-3546'14 FeSCue, HQ, 4ft rnd, $30ea;

'13 HQ Fescue, $20ea; '13 CQFescue, $10ea. Amanda Helms;York; 803-417-5343'14 CB, 4x5 rnd, barn, no rain,

HQ, $50. Fred Crosby; Colleton;843-562-2707HaY, 5x5, no rain, net wrap,

$38. Roger Burdette; Oconee;864-903-0323OrCHarDGraSS HaY, GQ,

$5ea, 55# plus bales. Paul O'Dell;Laurens; 864-861-2336'14 GraSS HaY, new cut, no

rain, rnd, net wrap, $25ea. RalphGrant; Saluda; 864-445-2439'14 CB, net wrap, HQ, barn kept,

$50ea; outside, $40ea, free del w/in60 mi w/ 5+ bales. Tom Smothers;Barnwell; 803-300-7599'14 FeSCue, prem HQ, 4x5,

over edge wrap, no weed, fert,limed per soil test, $35ea. DonnieShealy; Saluda; 803-730-5833'14 CB, sq, $5.50; del, $6.50, barn.

Pete Soper; Aiken; 803-447-7784'13 HaY, $10ea. Michael Wise;

Newberry; 803-271-4215'14 CB, fresh cut, 4x5 rnd, net

wrap, $50ea, free local del on 10-15/bls in Pelion area. Terry King;Lexington; 803-381-6177'14 WHeat StraW, $4/sq, barn

stored. Billy Gallman; Newberry;803-276-7171neW CrOP, rnd hay, $35-45ea;

sq, $5ea. Charles Nichols; Saluda;864-445-8350WHeat StraW, $3/sq.

Larry McCartha; Lexington;803-606-2499'14 OATS, $4/bu. Freddie

Edwards; Hampton; 843-510-3918'14 COaStal/FeSCue MiX,

HQ, tight 5x4 net wrap, fert, lime,no rain, $40. Tim Vickery;Anderson; 864-940-1285'14 COaStal, sq, $6. Michael

Gatlin; Lexington; 803-359-1070'14 BerMuDa/tiFtOn 9

BaHia, fresh cut, 4x5, $50.Chuck Traxler; Dorchester;843-200-4471400 SQ BaleS, '14 oats straw,

$3ea; 50 Fescue, $40ea; 50 Oats,$50ea; all 5x5. H Stockman;Newberry; 803-924-7878'14 BerMuDa, HQ, well fert,

more, sq, $5 field, $6.50 barn; netwrap rnd, $45 field, $50 barn, delavail for fee; more. Joshua Waters;Lexington; 803-429-6114

Hogs & PigsFB BerkSHire FeeDer

PiGS, or breeders B-4/27, $100ea;Berkshire/Yorkshire x pigs B-5/1,$65ea; some cut, healthy, more. KKoven; Edgefield; 509-554-1862M POt BellY, $50. William

Claxton; Colleton; 843-909-4285taMMWOrtH/BerkSHire

CrOSS PiGS, ready 7/15, cutmales, $75ea. Earle Boller;Florence; 843-319-437317 PiGletS, Tamworth

Yorkshire mix, 5-6w/o, most aresolid white, some w/spots onrear, all males cut, $50ea.Robert Richardson; Newberry;803-944-5805

Horses, Mules & DonkeysAds for horses, mules, anddonkeys 6 months old or oldermust include AN UNALTEREDLEGIBLE CURRENT COPYof a negative Coggins test.Under 6 months youmust include a birthdate.MeDiterranean Jennet,

mini, 12y/o, reg, gray dun, UTDshots, worming & coggins,$275. Kim Walker; Edgefield;803-275-09332 PaSO FinOS, 1 blk 3y/o geld,

green broke, $1000; 1 8y/oPalomino mare, $1200; both gentle,all shots. Don McKinney;Spartanburg; 864-706-9738Mini DOnkeYS, jenny, B-4/20,

jack, B-4/25, $300ea. Ray Fletcher;Spartanburg; 864-585-0093SHetlanD POnieS, filly,

B-3/16, $175; colt, B-3/24, $150;both paint. Jeffrey Fogle;Orangeburg; 803-533-1467MarSH taCkY GelD, 15m/o,

American Livestock BreedConservancy reg, SC StateHeritage Horse, $2500, shots UTD.Mary Sue Geiger; Calhoun;803-707-4116reG Mini DOnkeYS, 2 yng

jennies, B-7/28/13 & 8/4/13,$650ea; jack, B-4/8/14, $400,more. Mark Yonce; Spartanburg;864-473-0253

MiscellaneousneW FluX COre WelDer,

used Lincoln Arc welding machine,120V. $30ea; grinders, weldingtools/equip, $10/lot of 10pcs, more.James Campbell; Richland;803-206-2163tOMMY liFt Gate, EC,

$2500. Mike Broome; York;803-242-63146Ft t POSt, $3ea; 2 barrels of

new insulators for elecfence, tightners, springs, partialroll of hi tencil wire,$400all. Ruth Smith; Edgefield;803-480-2980titan DSl GeneratOr,

7500 ES RC, $1750, nvr used.Kathleen Jackson; Greenville;864-360-1414WaDe tree rOPinG

SaDDle, Brian Castagno,Buck-n-Rolls, breast collar,16in, rough out, GC, $2500.Colleen Patterson; Greenville;864-313-4307Mini Metal Cart, easy

entry, new 20in tires, HD, 48inshafts, needs single tree &seat, $100. Kim Walker; Edgefield;803-275-09334in tuBe auGerS, 20ftL,

$140. E Wigington; Anderson;864-859-2692Sun FilM SilaGe WraP,

12 rolls, $15ea. Danny Hege;Barnwell; 803-793-418710 FraMe BeeHiVe, w/frames

bottom board, shallow superw/frames inner cover, top cover,more, $60ea. Phillip Marlow;Spartanburg; 864-978-89822 aluM tOOl BOXeS, Husky

& Challenger, VGC, $150ea, or$250obo both; 200 amp elec pole,$150obo. Ed Lowther; Jasper;843-726-8373

SinGle H SurreY, original,GC, $2600. Lena Corbin; Berkeley;843-860-2952Blk nurSerY POtS,

3gal/15¢; 30gal/$1.50, $50 minipurchase. Betsy Johnson; York;704-507-36732 B&G SS SPraYerS, Atomite

Duster, Microjet Fogger, 3hpB&S 60gal skid mounted tank,pump, 200ft hose, $450. JimBurris; Hampton; 803-625-255555Gal, solid top metal drums,

$15ea; 55gal solid top whtplastic drums, $10ea; 375gal totes,$100. Luke Cook; Lexington;803-467-6540HiCkOrY luMBer, band

sawed, dried 54 1x10's, 28 1x8's, 81x6's, $900cash obo. Berley Rister;Newberry; 803-237-2538tuCker SaDDle, 17½in,

Chey trail western skirt, blkw/med tree, EC, $1100, cashonly. Sammy Jordan; Florence;843-665-074020Ft StOraGe COntainer,

$750, buyer picks up. DonnaFreyer; Kershaw; 803-243-4848PluG tOBaCCO Cutter,

Brown's Mule model by CupplesCo, good working condition,$150. Tony Hawkins; Aiken;803-642-2824reDWOrMS, $27/1000; bed

run, $22/lb; LS swamp worms,$32/1000; bed run, $27/lb,call for ship chgs, stocked bedsavail. T Unger; Greenville;864-299-1932irOn GateS, 2 10ft sections,

VGC, $2500obo. Gray Wilson;Beaufort; 843-525-0836GraVelY PrOMaSter 50,

3whl lawnmower, not running,w/new eng, $250; rear rim setfor Cub, Gibson, M&M, Avery,$125. Ronnie Amick; Newberry;803-364-3775Cattle MOlaSSeS liCk

tank, $75. Donald Ruff;Abbeville; 864-446-3230POrtaBle CHiCken PenS,

$150up, meat chicken pen, 8x8x2,$300. Brian Brownlee; Laurens;864-715-9699HaCkneY SiZe BuGGY,

wood spokes whls w/rubber,60in shaves, EC, w/top,$900. Harry Isbell; Anderson;864-617-2627GalV CHain link FenCe,

6ft, 50ftx50ft, 5ft gate, EC, youmove, $200. J Ellison; Anderson;864-947-2201CeDar FenCH POSt, 7½ft,

$2.25ea, pole length avail.Sammy Callaham; Anderson;864-304-2038OutSiDe raBBit CaGeS,

on legs, various sizes, $25-50ea.Patty Jackson; Cherokee;864-316-0741COOl CellS, for poultry

houses, Kuul Pads, 6inx12inx72in,used, $7ea. Hugo Ruiz;Orangeburg; 803-682-2374trOY-Bilt CHiPPer

SHreDDer, CS 4265, 10hrs,extra chipper blades & draw bar,$450; Troy Bilt Sickle Bar Mower,15hrs, $850. Kevin Wells; Pickens;864-843-3007PetrOleuM StOraGe

tank, gas, dsl, 10,000gal, GC,$3000. Jerrel Sansbury; Darlington;843-393-2555CanninG JarS, qts, $4/case;

half-gal, $6/case; 3 plywoodboxes, 4ft x 4ft, made outof ¾in plywood, open top,$20ea. Faye Burdette; Oconee;864-280-4992

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All ads submitted to the Market Bulletin are limited to 150 CHaraCterS.Characters include letters of the alphabet, spaces, and punctuation marks.

When submitting ads by fax or mail include a complete name,address, phone number, and county in your ad.

luMBer, blk walnut, maple,hickory & wht pine, loglengths up to 11ft, cut to yourspecs. Steve Jones; Spartanburg;864-583-7027WOOD SPlitter, 20ton cyl,

5hp B/S motor, $900firm. A Logan;Calhoun; 803-874-3793CaGeS, for chicken, quail,

pigeon, rabbit, 30inx24inx24inT,$28, 14gauge welded wire, new,more. Michael Padgett; Lexington;803-892-2756MitM 3004, elect hot water

washer/steam cleaner, keroseneburner, VGC, 3000psi, $2600.David Wilson; Greenville;864-303-32862 COle Grain DrillS,

36in, horse drawn, $300ea.Dennis Phillips; Cherokee;864-978-61526 DiaMOnD tYPe BeltS,

for 430 or 435 JD rnd baler, 4531inL, 2 525inL, used, in GC,$150ea. Terry Staggs; Greenville;864-468-4381DaiSY P300, paddle drinking

bowl, for pigs, nvr used, $35. BillyGallman; Newberry; 803-276-71713 General tireS,

275/70R/19.5, $75. CharlesNichols; Saluda; 864-445-8350rear WHl WGHtS, IH-C, H,

M, $100/set; ½wghts, $110/set;AB Cub, $75/set. Bud Holmes;Cherokee; 864-489-1735Martin, or Dipper Gourd seeds,

25ct, $2; Summer SensationSunflower seeds, 25ct, $1pk. DavidHickman; Sumter; 843-659-8961CirCle Y SaDDle, team

Penner, seat 16, walnut,$700obo; Wintec western blk,$200. Helen Winckler; Aiken;803-652-223555Gal Or 35Gal DruM

DOllY, holds 1000lbs, $200.Ronnie James; Chesterfield;843-601-2950tOrO Z MOWer, 54in deck,

25hp Kohler engine, $3500obo.Michael Steele; Edgefield;803-645-8939rnD CeDar POStS, cut to var

sizes, 4-10in dia, 6-12ftL, $6-12ea,depend on size; also cut 4x4.Douglass Britt; McCormick;864-391-3334OBrOunD Oil tank, 275gal,

27in x 45in x 60in long, $150.Joseph Corley; Lexington;803-360-5825FiMCO SPraYer, 25gal, PB

lawnmower or tractor, $75;motorized cement mixer, $80;cattle panels, 16ftL, 53inH, $15ea.Pablo Murphy; Spartanburg;864-546-0928trl tire, ST235/85R16, LN,

$120. Rex Newman; Lexington;803-530-38001-2H WaGOn, fully restored,

$1500. Danny Brown; Aiken;803-508-4520CHOiCe reDWOrMS, $6/100,

$25/500, cash. James Chavis;Florence; 843-659-2792Belt DriVen taBle SaW,

band saw, drill press w/shaftsystem, power by tractor orstationary eng, $500. CarrollShealy; Laurens; 864-697-6289HD FOre Cart, used for

Haflinger/horses, LN, comesw/poll, yolk, shafts for single &truck hook up, $1500. DustinSease; Bamberg; 843-637-5868StuBBen enG SaDDle, 16in

w/fittings, GC, $400; 14inCleburne western show saddle, EC,$750. Karen Curtis; Pickens;864-868-9751

Metal 55Gal OPen tOP,w/lids & rings, food grade,$20ea; 35 & 55gal plasticsolid tops, $12ea; 15gal, $15ea;more. Philip Poole; Union;864-427-158910 FraMe StanDarD

BeeHiVeS, good construction,w/frames & wax, $75. 7Shaun Mitchell; Greenville;864-918-4947COVereD WaGOn, $2150. V

Nelson; Anderson; 864-296-55002 lrG tireS, for Taylor fork

lift, 160024tg, VG, $500; 2 8ftforks, for lift, $500. Laverne Ard;Florence; 843-687-2306reDWOrMS, bed run, $22/lb;

worm castings, $1.80/lb, call forship price. Ernie Vaughn; Pickens;864-650-77802 neW traCtOr tireS, rear,

13x6x24, $450. Albert Collins;Barnwell; 803-259-56397 railrOaD BriDGe

tiMBerS, 11in x 14in x 14ft,must take all, $900; yard m/c5hp rear tine tiller, more,$350. Randy Orr; Anderson;864-295-3736kiln DrieD SHaVinGS,

tractor trl loads, hauled w/40mis of Newberry, $900/load.Michael Wise; Newberry;803-271-4215PrieFert PreMier SOrtinG

Gate, new, galv, $475; PowerRiver bow gate, 4ftx8ft, w/frame,GC, all shed kept, $200.Jim Wannamaker; Lexington;803-920-8485tattOO OutFit, for sm

animals, w/ear release, new,$40obo; cast iron pot w/lid,$15. Alice Fitzwater; Lee;803-428-3803Blk nurSerY POtS, 1gal,

5¢; 2gal, 15¢; 3gal, 30¢. KathrynHall; Kershaw; 803-629-7435anVil, 100lbs, $125.

Barney Gause; Williamsburg;843-356-1671Hunt JuMP SaDDle, 17in

Dover Circuit elite equitation, widetree, premium French leather,unused, $800. Ron Cronk; Aiken;803-644-5649FOrD 4 CYl DSl enGine,

EC, will fit 5000, 5600, 6600& 555D tractors, $3000obo.Glynn Webster; Clarendon;803-468-7403HOneY Bee nuCS, 5 frame,

$90, no frame exchange, pick-up inyour nuc box, Carniolans. JohnSlingerland; York; 803-222-20715Ft Metal Flat Belt

PulleY, $250; 2 metal flatbelt pulleys, $150ea; farmplatform scales, on whls, $200;more. C Woodfin; Spartanburg;864-316-4717SCOOP Pan, horse drawn,

GC, $150. Jim Atkinson; Pickens;864-506-90232 telePHOne POleS, $30ea.

Billy Eddins; Chesterfield;843-623-2427Frt SteerinG CYl, for JD

5205, new, $500. Wayne Cannon;Lexington; 803-345-2864GraVelY rOtOtiller

attaCH, $300; 2 LN frt/reardeep paddle, 8x16, $200; 2 reartractor tires/rims, 7.5X24, $300;more. Elmer Martin; Charleston;843-296-6065

Plants & FlowersPlant and Flower adsmay not be submitted bycommercial nurseries definedas those with sales of$5,000 or more per year.iriSeS, $1up, you dig.

Justin McLemore; Lexington;803-791-3763JaP MaPleS, 30 varieties,

dwarf & dissectums lace leafs,3-25gal, $35up. Mike Britton;Edgefield; 803-278-1468enGliSH BOXWOOD, $8;

Rose of Sharon, $8; TexasStar Hibiscus, $3-10; sm plants,Papaya, $1; Stevia, $2; more.James Russell; Orangeburg;803-534-2928140 Oe BOXWOODS, $6ea,

40 Magnolia trees, 3gal,$8ea. Paul Jones; Spartanburg;864-978-0617100 CraPe MYrtleS, Red

Rocket, 15gal, $19ea; quantitydisc, $200 min purchase, 50 for$700. Betsy Johnson; York;704-507-3673WinDMill PalMS, 6-12ft,

$150-275ea; Pindo Palms, 8-15ft,$275-425ea. Edward Rozen;Charleston; 843-889-5672Yel JeSSaMine, $4.00ea PP;

green border grass, $10/bag. SPound; Lexington; 803-794-3128leYlanD CYPreSS, 3gal, $4;

Persimmon, $2; Jap Maple, $5-20;Kwanzan cherry, China fir,Magnolia, $5-15; more. HazelBridges; Greenville; 864-879-3384riVerBirCH treeS, 3gal,

$8; elephant ears, $8up;lantana, $2ea; purple mexpetunia, $3ea; hydrangea, $5ea;more. Larry Johnson; Orangeburg;803-664-4213reD BuCkeYeS, 150 1gal

Aesculus Pavia, native plant,red blooms, $10ea; disc w/lrgqty. Amanda Schell; Oconee;864-903-3142COnFeDerate rOSeS, wht

dogwoods, Forsythia Gardenia,Camellias, Angel Trumpets,Butterfly Bush, more, $8.Cornelius Clark; Berkeley;843-761-2343CatalPa WOrM treeS,

$3ea. David Hickman; Sumter;843-659-8961GinGkO treeS, Jap maples,

hollies, $10up. George Luthren;Lexington; 803-319-1380aBeliaS, Indian Hawthorne,

Ligustrum, asst hollies, Hydrangeas,varig privet, 3gal/$6; Iris, daylilies,1gal/$4; more. Kathryn Hall;Kershaw; 803-629-7435BlaCkWall treeS, $10ea.

Karen Barbary; Union; 864-415-3215MOnkeY GraSS, aka Liriope,

Hosta, 4in pot, $2ea. W Ellenburg;Pickens; 864-855-25653Y/O lrG aZaleaS, $1.50;

hydrangeas, boxwoods, tea olives,gardenias, $5ea; dogwoods, $8-10.F Noles; Barnwell; 803-383-4066CraPe MYrtleS, 20

varieties, $3up; more. JaniceMyers; Spartanburg; 864-494-2001euCalYPtuS tree, Jap

maple, Liriope clumps, $5; StellaDay Lily, Hosta, 2/$5; maple tree,6ft, $12; Simpsonville area. DLaico; Greenville; 864-963-1804

PoultryGuineaS, y/o, all colors, $8;

Buff Orphington roosters, 6m/o,$10. Kathy McCaskill; Kershaw;803-432-9537rOYal PalM turkeY

POultS, diff ages, $15ea;quantity disc. Richard Gates;Newberry; 803-201-0380GaMeFOWl, Hatch, Shorty

Grey, Brunner, Whitehackle,Red Fox, McRae, Sweater, MinerBlue, $120ea. Rex Bumgarner;Lexington; 803-331-0269BalD HeaDeD rOller

PiGeOnS, $8ea; Blue CopperMaran hatching eggs, $15/dz. MattTaylor; Clarendon; 803-518-3228rOller PiGeOnS, $8ea;

biddies, $2up; pheasants, $4up;peacocks, $35up; ducks, $4ea.William Claxton; Colleton;843-909-4285MiXeD BantaMS, $7ea;

Coturnix quail, $3ea; laying hens,lrg roosters, $10ea; homers,$20ea. Thomas Waters; Colleton;843-696-6627SilkY CHiCkS, all colors,

$5up, depending on age, Championstock. Linda Sinclair; Lexington;803-360-559716 BSl PulletS, $10ea or

$150 all. Ed Lowther; Jasper;843-726-8373BaBY GuineaS, $3up; turkeys,

$6up; Pharaoh quail, $1up;Blk Jersey Giant chicks, $3up.Harold Dunagin; Greenville;864-630-0758naGarraZette turkeYS,

1y/o, 3 gobblers, $30ea. DannyPark; Anderson; 724-840-8958JuBilee OrPinGtOn

CHiCkS, 4w/o, $10ea; NBobwhite quail, 5w/o, $3.50ea;2y/o Lady Amherst pheasantsbreeder trio, $75. Lyn Kirkland;Aiken; 803-640-7414GOlDen laCeD

WYanDOtteS, H-6/10, straightrun, $3ea. Mary-Jane Vivas;Edgefield; 803-480-1574Guinea keetS, $3ea. Donald

Ruff; Abbeville; 864-446-3230ManDarin DuCklinGS,

ringed teal ducklings, all straightrun, B-5/1, $40ea. Gordon Joubert;Anderson; 864-401-9115rir PulletS, H-3/11, $5ea.

Kevin McCutcheon; Florence;843-598-2003BOBWHite Quail, grown

M & F, $3.75ea; quail eggs,25¢ ea. B Gallman; Newberry;803-276-7171BantaMS, OE Wht, $6ea.

Mosco Faulk; Sumter;803-494-8499BantaM, Silkies, various

colors, $3-6ea, B-14. Bill Lambert;Georgetown; 843-546-8743aMerauCana rOOSterS,

3m/o, $5ea; pullets, $8ea;Ameraucana bantams, $10ea; blkMaran, 3pr, $40 for all; more. JackKnight; Greenville; 864-862-4123JuBilee OrPinGtOnS,

chicks, $10up; grown, $40up; MilleFlue OE, chicks, $2.50up; $15/prs,trios/$25; roosters, $8up. TimBoozer; Newberry; 803-924-3922COrtuniX Quail, Jumbo

Browns, Tuxedos, $1up; eggs avail,$30/100. Timmy Mack; Lexington;803-917-5047

inDia Blue PeaCOCkS,2+y/o, laying, M/F prs,$200/pr. Tammy Hodge; Sumter;803-983-5041Pekin DuCklinGS, $4ea;

fertile eggs, $4/dz. Michael Komar;Lexington; 803-730-7691Pea FOWl, Pheasant, M Dk

Throats, M Yel Golden, 16m/o, fullcolor, $30up or trade for F; peafowl, $50up. Ernest Phillips;Richland; 803-394-3983Pea CHiCkS, hatching off, blue,

$25; wht, $40; wht, pied, $40,1-10w/o. Harvey Ammons;Chester; 803-899-0268CHiCkS, $1ea; straight run

50-60% hens, Golden Comet, SexLink, Blk Giants, RIR, Australorp,Bard Rock, more. Andrew Glick;Colleton; 843-217-7500CHiCkenS, chicks, brn egg

layers, bantams, bantam chicks,$1.50up. Curtis Peagler; Berkeley;843-412-2999eMDen & tOulOSe GeeSe,

$10ea; Golden Seabright Bantams,Blk Rosecomb Bantams, Peking,Rouen ducks, $5ea. Benson Ray;Georgetown; 843-558-7360HatCHinG eGGS,

Ameraucana, Jumbo BobwhiteQuail, Jumbo Ringneck Pheasant,$12/dz+. David Gravelin;Dorchester; 843-291-2610GuineaS, w/o, $4ea; game,

shorty, Kelso, Blk lacey roundhead,more, 4w/o, $10ea; hens &cocks, $20up. Philip Poole; Union;864-427-1589Guinea eGGS, $5/dz. Nelson

Brawley; Union; 864-426-38068 Blk nute SWanS,

full grown, $300ea, unknownsex. Laverne Ard; Florence;843-687-2306MallarD DuCkS, 1 drake, 4

hens, $100 for all; bronze turkeys,3m/o, $18ea. Larry Gunter;Lexington; 803-532-7394StarteD PulletS, farm

hatched & raised, Easter Eggers,3-6wks, $6; 6-10wks, $8; straightrun chicks, $3. Dusty Glaze;Edgefield; 803-640-6763BaBY CHiCkS, $1up, Buff

Orpingtons, Buff Cochins. VivianHickman; Florence; 843-389-7372SilVer SeaBriGHt rOSe

COMBS, breeding pr, $25.Claudette Mendenhall; York;803-322-4368PeaCHiCkS, Indian Blue,

$20ea; Blk Shoulder, $25ea. RobbyLeaphart; Saluda; 803-532-5505SnOWY Call DuCkS PrS,

$35; RIR chicks, many sizes,$2-3ea. Barney Gause;Williamsburg; 843-356-1671Quail, BW, Texas A&M, w/o &

up, $1.50up. John Johnson;Newberry; 803-944-9709MuSCOVY DuCkS, $4ea. Joe

Tidwell; Lee; 803-428-5632BrOnZe turkeYS, 3m/o,

straight run, $10ea; game chickens,4m/o, $10ea. Monty Day;Lexington; 803-604-7245Quail, Coturnix, 1 wk - laying,

$1-5; more. Gary Finch;Dorchester; 843-701-2939PiGeOnS, Birmingham Rollers,

Racing Homers, white & colored,$5up. Eddie Davis; Union;864-427-9656BaBY Call DuCkS, $10-12ea;

bantam chicks, $2.75ea. Red Goldpheasant chicks, $12ea. ShaneSease; Bamberg; 803-824-9124100 GSl, 50 Barred Rocks,

50 prod Reds, 10w/o, $6.50ea.Mac McClendon; Colleton;843-835-5050

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Each household is permitted up to four ads per issue.However, the ads can not be in the same category.

iMPOrtant: Ads submitted without the required information and documentation or submittedunder an incorrect category will be declined, type in lower case. DO nOt run words together.

rabbitsBaBY raBBitS, diff breeds,

$10. Harold Dunagin; Greenville;864-630-0758DutCH, NZ, $15ea. Step Ruiz;

Orangeburg; 803-747-2289BunnieS, $10, all sizes,

CA, Flemish, NZ, Rex, mixed,etc. Andrew Glick; Colleton;843-217-7500DutCH, NZ, Havana, CA breeding

stock, meat or pet, all sizes $6up.John Warner; Aiken; 803-582-9429nZ, MO Cottontails, meat, any

size, all colors, $8. Roger Graham;Florence; 843-657-2760CHaMPaGne D'arGent, PB

& pedigree, breeding stock onsite, $30up. David Gravelin;Dorchester; 843-291-2610SilVer FOXS, 1 choc buck, 1

blk doe, unrelated pr, $65 for pair.Grace Sprecher; Dorchester;843-696-5856FleMiSH GiantS, $20up; NZ,

$10up. Jim Roach; Richland;803-776-7342

ratites3Y/O F eMu, $50. Delano Mith;

Anderson; 864-934-6863eMuS Pr, $150, extra M, $75;

or $200 trio. Wayne Hahn;Charleston; 843-693-2006

Sales7/12 C & k auCtiOnS, 9am,

sm animals & misc, 220 KoonsHill Rd, Saluda. Jimmie Koon;Saluda; 864-445-7658ClaXtOn'S auCtiOn, ea Sat

11am; cows, sheep, goats, equine,poultry, sm animals; special sale7/20 1pm; hwy 21; Ruffin. WilliamClaxton; Colleton; 843-909-4285liVeStOCk auCtiOn, 1st &

3rd Fri of ea mon, farm/animalitems, 6pm; animals, 7pm,www.dixiestockyard.com. PhilGrant; Chester; 803-329-3684CatHCart auCtiOn, 10am,

sm animal 2nd/4th Sat ea mon,poultry, animal related & farmequip, 140 Buffalo Creek RanchRd. Carol Cathcart; Union;864-427-9202H&S StOCkYarD Sale,

2nd & 4th Sat of ea mon, 10am,farm equip, livestock, poultry,misc. Hallman Sease; Ehrhardt803-730-71017/5 WalterBOrO HOrSe &

taCk auCtiOn, 5pm, horses tofollow, dealers welcome, haulingavail, more, 241 Bedon Rd. WMcCranie; Colleton; 843-549-8988SM aniMal Sale, ea

Tues, 7pm, Double H Livestock,Pelzer. Phil Hiott; Anderson;864-617-54548/2 Sat FarM eQuiP & MiSC

auCtiOn, 5526 Savannah Hwy,North, SC. Donald Dukes;Orangeburg; 803-533-9333

SeedAll seed ads must beaccompanied by a copy of aCURRENT SEED LAB TEST.ClaY PeaS, $35/bag, P-97.29%,

G-75%, D/HS-10%, D/HS&G-85%, OCS-0.67%, IM-2.03%,WS-0.01%. Larry McCartha;Lexington; 803-606-2499Wanted - Farm equipment125Gal SPraYer, 3ph w/8r

boom, in GC. Ronald Townsend;Anderson; 864-958-0317

Frt enD lDr, for JD 2840,can use JD 148, 158 or 265ldr; sm skid steer, preferFord/NH, will consider othermakes. Terry Staggs; Greenville;864-468-4381SM Cattle CreeP FeeDer,

for feeder calves. Walt Teachman;Anderson; 864-356-193348in DitCHinG BuCket,

clean out, for JD 310 C backhoe.Harrell Gardner; Darlington;843-339-8375

Cattle trl, 16ft, factorybuilt, BP, dual axles, lights,elec brakes, swing out gates,center gate. John Gossett; York;803-222-7786FarM iMPleMent, turf tire,

size 11.25-28. Kenneth Beason;Orangeburg; 803-614-1684CHaMPiOn Or MeYerS

PeCan CraCkerS, Covingtonplanter, flail mower.Wade ten Bensel; Lancaster;803-283-463

Wanted - HayWant tO BuY WHeat

StraW, rnd, $100/tondel to Lake City.Tris Waystack; Calhoun;803-518-2099Free HaY, good, no mold,

Fescue, rye, wheat, oatstraw, or mixed hay, feed & woodshavings, to help rescuedhorses. Trecia Brown; York;803-230-6778

CHeMiCal Free, GMOfree grain, oats, corn,wheat by the barrel. K Koven;Edgefield; 509-554-1862

Wanted - livestockWant StanDarD SHOW

tYPe COrniSH; aSeel &SaiPan JunGle FOWl,other type jungle fowl.William Claxton; Colleton;843-909-4285WHOle HerDS, cows, calves

or bulls. Josh Brown; Saluda;864-910-5378Free liVeStOCk, chickens,

ducks, cows, goose, geese,etc, will p/up. MozelleJones; Richland; 803-403-4292DiaMOnD DOVeS. Wayne

Hahn; Charleston; 843-693-2006BritiSH WHt Cattle.

Tom Horsley; Laurens;864-876-26015-6 GuineaS, Chester, Rock

Hill, Kershaw or Lancasterarea. Bob Gardner; Lancaster;803-475-2397BeeF Cattle, cows, calves,

bulls, whole herds. Brian Gibert;Greenwood; 864-980-6408Free unWanteD liVeStOCk,

goats, cattle, horses, pigs,mules, donkeys, will p/up.William Knopf; Chester;803-482-3891YnG anG PrS, or bred

heifers. Hack Bartley; Greenwood;864-229-1032

Wanted - MiscellaneousSOrGHuM/MilO Planter

PlateS, for AC planter, need 5.Mark Jackson; York; 803-222-5600tiMBer/PulPWOOD, timber

procurement, forestry servicesfor upstate co, top $ paidfor your forest products, more.Steven Smith; Greenville;864-517-3620Pine Or HDWD lOGS, pulp

wood, in low country, 3+Atracts, sm logger, no bigequip, pay top dollar.Brett Williams; Dorchester;843-303-8626Pine SaW tiMBer, pine

pulpwood, hdwd, cut sm or lrgtracts, 8A or more. H Yonce;Edgefield; 803-275-2091WOODen PrODuCe

CrateS, w/Gibson or JohnstonSC, printed on end. Bill Gibson;Edgefield; 803-480-1104PuPlWOOD SaW tiMBer,

hdwd, pine, all types of thinning orclear cut, pay prices, upstatecounties. Tim Morgan; Greenville;864-420-0251Free rnD Pen PanelS, stall

mats, gates, concrete mix,2x4, 2x6 wood, posts, splitrail fence, plywood, to helprescued horses. Trecia Brown;York; 803-230-6778tP BuY, pine/hdwd timber,

pulpwood, thinning pulpwood.Milton Whitt; Aiken;803-663-3418BlkSMitH anVilS, wash

pots, farm/brass bells, handturn corn sheller, 700lb hangingcotton scales. R Long; Newberry;803-924-9039100lB anVil, or larger,

old farm bell, hand crankcorn sheller. L Gunter; Lexington;803-532-7394rear traCtOr, tire & rim,

size 15x19.5 NHS, in GC,for Kubota L3500 tractor.Brady Bouknight; Richland;803-781-5352

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When submitting ads online, DO nOt type in upper case, type in lower case. DO nOt run words together.

JulySHa HOrSe SHOW, Croft State Park, 3rd Sat of eachmon, 9am, www.shahorseshows.com, Eng, jumping,western, timed events. Heather Grow; Spartanburg;864-384-00127/12-13 COnFiDenCe CliniC, w/Australia's SandiSimons, regain confidence in the saddle, no matter whatdiscipline, more. Beth Gaston; Chester; 803-374-6255

august8/4-8 CaMP GerOniMO, 5-day horse camp expertailored to the students age & interests,GastonFarmEquestrianCenter.com. Beth Gaston;Chester; 803-374-6255

upcoming events

All equine must be accompanied by written proof of an approved negative test within the last 12 months for EIAwhen entering any public assembly of horses. These public assemblies include, but are not limited to shows, fairs, organizedtrail rides, rodeos, and other exhibitions as well as organized sales. Section 47-13-1315 and 1350 and 1370, SC Code of Laws.

Note: Clemson University’s Livestock-Poultry Health Division requires the following: All public equine auction/salesmust be permitted by Clemson University Livestock-Poultry Health and be in compliance with SC Law Section 47-11-20

and SC Regulation 27-1016-C. Contact CULPH at 803-788-2260 Ext. 231 for information. *Important: Please include a mailing address and phone number with each event notice you wish to include in the MarketBulletin. All ads submitted will only be run twice. If you wish for your ad to appear in more than 2 issues, it must be resubmitted.

The Market Bulletin reserves the right tO eDit and/or verify any and all ads or notices submitted for publication.

1 package ready bake sugar cookie dough½ teaspoon cinnamon½ teaspoon sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract1 teaspoon melted butter2 cups confectioner’s sugar8 oz. Cool Whip

Roll out cookie dough onto floured surface.Press into pan form or place onto flat pizza stone.Mix cinnamon, sugar, vanilla extract and meltedbutter. Brush onto cookie dough. Bake accordingto directions. Remove from oven and allow tocompletely cool.

Mix confectioner’s sugar, cool whip, and creamcheese together. Spread evenly over top of cooledcookie dough.

Gently toss sliced peaches in lemon juice, and

1 large package cream cheese2-3 cups fresh SC peaches, sliced2 tablespoon lemon juice½ package peach flavored gelatin2 ½ tablespoon cornstarch¾ cup sugar¾ cup waterarrange over pizza.

Place pizza in refrigerator while makingtopping.

In a heavy saucepan, combine half package ofpeach gelatin, cornstarch, sugar and water. Bringto a boil over medium heat and whisk untilslightly thickened. When cooled, pour over top ofpizza.

Keep cool until served. May garnish with freshmint, if desired.

1 pint package. frozen sweetened peaches (fresh peaches can be used)

1 1/2 cup cold pineapple juicePlace peaches in blender, add pineapple and

lemon or lime juice. Blend until peaches arebroken up. Add ice and blend to thick icy

1 tablespoon lemon or lime juice1 cup ice cubes1 cup cold gingeraleconsistency. Add gingerale and blend. Serve withmint leaf and a fresh peach slice. Yield six 8 ouncecups.

1 can sweetened condensed milk4 ounce container refrigerated

non-dairy topping, thawedFold together milk and topping. Add lime juice.

Fold in watermelon balls, reserving about 5 ballsfor garnish. Pour into graham cracker crust.

1/4 cup lime juice2 cups watermelon balls1 9-inch graham cracker crustPlace remaining watermelon balls on pie togarnish. Chill for 2 more hours before serving.

Palmetto Peach Pizza

Peach Fizz

Quick and easy Watermelon Pie

Contributed by the South Carolina Peach Council

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attentiOn aD uSerS: The ad deadline date is listed on the front page under the date of issue.Ads containing all the required information received after the NOON deadline are held for the next issue.

Ads without all required information are not published.

a Dirt Farm?continued from page 1

One is the most important components is the 10-month apprenticeship that stresses classroom and fieldtraining. Located on the old Walnut Hill Plantation, the program allows each of the 20 or so apprenticesto learn whether they have what it takes to become farmers. According to Nikki Seibert, the directorof Sustainable Agriculture and our hostess for the day, the new small farmers are learning to grow theirown crops.

They can choose what theywant to plant, and eachapprentice is paired witha mentor—an experienced,successful farmer—who givesthem advice. During lunch weheard one of the apprenticefarmers grumbling that hismentor “is always telling meI’m doing things wrong.” Mightbe a little frustrating to hear that,but the lessons are a whole lotless expensive this way.

After a successfulapprenticeship, the buddingfarmer can apply to work on theincubator farm. Instead of acubicle and a computer, each ofthe six Dirt Works farmers getsan acre and a half and a tractor,Nikki explained.

The new farmers learn how to prepare the ground, measure the rows, use mulch, set up drip irrigation,and plant their seed. Since Dirt Works uses organic practices, they learn about natural pest control andfertilizers. On the day we visited, several apprentices and incubator farmers—some of them not soyoung—were laboring on their plots, weeding, mulching, staking and getting ready to harvest some earlyproduce.

The great thing about this program is that Dirt Works provides the land, tractor, infrastructure,supplies, and a start-up plan. The training doesn’t stop with growing the vegetables—or chickens, ordairy goats, or herbs, or whatever they have chosen—but also teaches the farmers how to market theirproducts. They learn about post-harvest handling and transportation, as well as the financial aspectsof agriculture.

Dirt Works has a modern packing shed with refrigerated units that can handle just about any typeof produce. The new farmers also learn how to deal with customers. As Nikki pointed out to the class,no matter how proud they are of what they have grown, it’s what’s inside the sample box that sells.

At the end of three years, each graduate can receive advice through the Farm Land-Match programon either purchasing or leasing land of his own.

Growing New Farmers, now in its fourth year in South Carolina, has graduated 95 people. While theyhave applicants from all over the country, they want people who will stay in our state after they finish theprogram. We are very pleased that this program is available in our state. As it succeeds in producing newfarmers, the future looks even brighter for sustainable agriculture.

2014 legal noticenominating Meetings

for Candidates to Fill Vacancieson the South Carolina Pork Board

Pursuant to the provisions of the “Agricultural CommoditiesMarketing Act” of 1968 and as amended and the “Marketing OrderNo. 4 for South Carolina Pork” issued July 13, 1970, by theAgriculture Commission of South Carolina, NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN that the terms of office of the following members of theSouth Carolina Pork Board expire August 31, 2014.DiStriCt 1 – PieDMOnt Larry DeHart,

Pomaria, SCDavid Haltiwanger, Silverstreet, SC

DiStriCt 2 – SaVannaH ValleY Lisa T. Ruff, Saluda, SC

DiStriCt 3 – Pee Dee Steven Neal Baxley, Jr,Mullins, SCFrank Strickland,Nichols, SC

The Agriculture Commission shall call for nominations for saidvacancies at nominating meetings at the times, places, and dateshereafter set forth:District 1 11:00 a.m. – Noon, Monday, July 14, 2014,Laurens County Clemson Extension Service Office, 219 LaurensSt., Laurens, SCDistrict 2 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, July 15, 2014,Orangeburg County Clemson Extension Service Office, 1550Henley St., Orangeburg, SCDistrict 3 1:00p.m. -2:00p.m., Tuesday, July 15, 2014,Florence-Pee Dee Farmers Market Office Bldg., 2513 W. Lucas St.,Conf. Rm., Florence, SCTo qualify for Board Membership, a candidate must be a resident ofSouth Carolina and of the District wherein nominated, having beenengaged in producing hogs within the State of South Carolina for aperiod of one year, and during that period, having derived asubstantial portion of his income therefrom.Any producer within the District who sold hogs during the past yearis entitled to participate in the meeting.District I includes the Counties of Anderson, Cherokee, Chester,Chesterfield, Fairfield, Greenville, Kershaw, Lancaster, Laurens,Newberry, Oconee, Pickens, Spartanburg, Union and York.District II includes the Counties of Abbeville, Aiken, Allendale,Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Calhoun, Edgefield, Greenwood,Hampton, Jasper, Lexington, McCormick, Orangeburg, Richland,and Saluda.District III includes the Counties of Berkeley, Charleston,Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Florence,Georgetown, Horry, Lee, Marion, Marlboro, Sumter andWilliamsburg.Under said Marketing Order, oral nominations, seconded by no lessthan five (5) qualified producers, for qualified candidates shall beaccepted by the Commission. Nominations may also be madewithin five (5) working days after each said District meeting bywritten petition filed with the Commission and signed by not lessthan five (5) affected producers entitled to participate in suchmeeting. The term of office of the members elected and/orappointed to fill said vacancies shall be three (3) years.Frances H. Price, ChairThe Agriculture Commission of South CarolinaPO Box 11280Columbia, South Carolina 29211Phone: 803-734-2217

Public notice by the South Carolina Pork Board

and the national Pork BoardThe election of pork producer delegate candidates for the 2015 National Pork Board Pork Act DelegateBody will take place at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 24, 2014 at the Conference Center at the ColumbiaState Farmers Market. Any pork producer, who is a resident of the state and has paid all assessmentsdue, and is 18 years of age or older may be considered as a candidate and participate in the election. Alleligible producers are encouraged to bring with them a sales receipt proving that hogs were sold in theirname and the checkoff deducted.For additional information contact the South Carolina Pork Board, P. O. Box 11280, Columbia, SC29211. Telephone: 803-734-2218. Mark McLeod, Chairman

South Carolina Pork BoardPee Dee District

Charles Reeves Reevesville, SC Rhett Coleman Dillon, SCFrank Strickland Marion, SC Mark Mcleod Pinewood, SC

Piedmont DistrictLarry DeHart Pomaria, SC John Harris Fair Play, SC

Savannah Valley DistrictBarry Hutto, Chairman Holly Hill, SC Richard Rentz Branchville, SCLisa T. Ruff Saluda, SC Richard Carson Cameron, SC

When the SC Ag Council visited Dirt Works on Johns Islandrecently, they learned about sustainable agriculture from oneof the apprenticeship graduates. John Warren, left, is the ownerof Spade and Clover Gardens at Dirt Works Incubator Farm.