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EstablishEd 1917a CEnturyofsErviCEGEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE GARY W. BLACK, COMMISSIONER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2019 VOL. 102, NO. 26 COPYRIGHT 2019Peanut harvest finishes strong but with uncertainty in 2020By Jay Jonesjay.jones@agr.georgia.govr1s7a rye0vin n– 2Despite the fall peanut harvest finishing stronger than expected, economic factors are causingindustry experts to say it will be a “wait and seemarket” for farmers in 2020.The U.S. Department of Agriculture reportedan expected increase in yields of Georgia peanutsin November of 4,300 pounds per acre that wasup from October’s crop forecast. The USDA’s estimated total peanut crop in Georgia for the yearis 2.8 billion pounds, down 1.3 percent from 2018.Georgia remains the largest peanut producer in thecountry, with half of all peanuts harvested.Adam Rabinowitz, a University of Georgiaeconomist specializing in the peanut industry,said the USDA forecast was surprising given thedrought conditions parts of the state experiencedthis year. If those forecasts hold, prices for peanutcrops could drop. He added peanut farmers arelooking at a surplus in the market that stems fromthe record-breaking 2017 crop when 3.5 billionpounds harvested in Georgia.“I think it just reinforces kind of a market situation that we see right now, which is really wait andsee what happens until the final numbers come in,” A field of peanuts turned up for drying. Despite market uncertainty, economists say peanutshe said. “We’re still dealing with a glut of peanuts are still a good planting option. (GDA File Photo)1 0 0 t1h9A1 7in the industry from two years ago when there wasjust that huge production.”Rabinowitz said an adjustment in peanut supplywill be needed next year but by how much will bedetermined by several factors, including opportunities available to farmers to plant different crops.“That’s part of the challenge right now forfarmers looking for alternatives,” Rabinowitz said.“That’s your cotton and corn, but prices are just notlooking very favorable in either of those situationseither. So relatively speaking, even at lower priceson peanuts, peanuts become a better option.”Don Koehler, executive director of the Georgia Peanut Commission, said peanut farming wasa “mixed bag” where some areas did better thanothers while the drought in June and Septembercaused the most significant impact on farmers.“The September drought really set up the factthat it was extremely difficult to dig up the peanuts,” Koehler said. “Just getting the digger in theground was hard, and it wore out digger points.That affected the harvest the most. On the otherhand, farmers really got in there and dug with idealharvest weather in October.”Koehler said his biggest concern for next year isa troubling trend of farm bankruptcies in Georgia.Through September, Georgia recorded 37 farmSee PEANUT HARVEST, page 14Feral swine are a growing problem in GeorgiaAgriculture, natural resource agencies partner to help farmers mitigate damageBy Amy Carteramy.carter@agr.georgia.govPublished by the Ga. Department of AgricultureGary W. Black, CommissionerPlease deliver this paid subscription to:Mark Israel remembers the moment herealized wild hogs were an emerging threatto his Southwest Georgia farm. The epiphany struck about a dozen or so years ago as hewas leaving a meeting of the volunteer firedepartment. Friend and fellow farmer, AaronCosby, invited him along for a hog hunt.“He said, ‘I’m fixin’ to go shoot somehogs. You want to go?’ and I said, ‘Man,they ain’t no hogs around here. I’m goinghome.’ Before I could leave that fire station,he came back with six of them on the back ofhis truck,” Israel said.Since then, Israel and Cosby – who farmin Sumter and Lee counties – have teamedup on hunts that have netted anywhere from35 to 70 hogs in one night. At one time,they hunted seven farms representing about12,000 acres of row crops. They’d bag anywhere from 700 to 1,200 hogs a year.They set traps, hunt from a customizedsix-wheel, five-seat utility vehicle fitted witha racing engine, gun mount and high-powered spotlight, and run dogs through fields ofmaturing crops to roust feral hogs enjoyingthe cool shade and steady food source of irrigated plantings.This isn’t sport. It’s nothing to lose 20,000 worth of labor, seed and inputsa year to hogs, Cosby said. That’s why it’seasy to justify the many thousands of dollarsand hours of time required to mitigate thedamage feral hogs visit upon farms throughout Southwest Georgia. All just to “keep thepopulation kind of beat back,” Cosby said.2018 Farm Bill funds the fightThe U.S. Department of Agriculture isfunding a 3 million pilot program to address the problem in Southwest Georgiathanks to the 2018 Farm Bill. The FeralSwine Eradication and Control Pilot Pro-A thermal image of feral hogs rooting around in a farm field. (USDA APHIS Photo)gram – a partnership between USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service andAnimal and Plant Health Inspection Service– has granted 1.5 million each to the FlintRiver Soil and Water Conservation Districtand Tall Timbers Research Station to address the threat feral swine pose in Baker,Brooks, Calhoun, Dougherty, Grady, Terrelland Thomas counties in Georgia, and severalcounties in North Florida.“Feral swine cause significant damageto crops and grazing lands, while also impacting the health of our natural resources,”said NRCS State Conservationist TerranceO. Rudolph. “By collaborating with our partners nationally and here in Georgia, our hopeis to control this invasive species, improvingoperations for farmers while also protectingour natural resources for the future.”See FERAL SWINE, page 13
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C Anthony Jefferson 706-658-60812011 John Deere 7330 premium 4x4, 6000 hrs: 49,500.Neil Patrick Sylvania 912-68750452014 John Deere 5055e cabh/a, 1062hrs, loader w/ bucket.Excellent condition: 30,500.Randy Nation LaGrange 706523-12322017 Kubota MX5200 w/loader 4x4, 313 hours, 8speed shuttle gear transmission. Kubota Canopy, shopstored, 1 owner. Jason Leverett Kathleen 478-447-85162955 John Deere w/ roll barand canopy. 8450 Case International round baler. JoelHurst Dewy Rose 770-8272530WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 20192018 Kioti CK4010SE HC. Kioti 40 hp cab tractor, 67hrs.,dual rear remotes, radio, frontend loader, hydrostatic transmission: 26,300. Tim Commerce 706-658-6644275 Massey Ferguson Tractor: 5500; 3-yard dirt pan: 4500; International TD15Cbulldozer w/ root rake: 8000.All in good condition. JimmyMorgan Cobbtown 912-6845614/912-362-00823 Ford tractors, 5' rotarymower, 3-point hitch, 16 discharrow box blade: 6000 for allOBO. Bill Hooper Midland706-329-43593930 Ford (1991), diesel, PS,High/Low range, Wet brakes,ROPS, Live PTO, 3 point hitch: 9500. B.N. Brown Fort Valley478-954-12834020 John Deere, narrowfront, 4506 Deutz, needsclutch, farmall cub with bellymower. Dennis Hinton Covington 770-786-20145088 IH 134a/c, triple remotes, dual PTOs, 2355 IHloader w/hay spear, no cracksbreaks or wields, good tires: 15,500. K. Clay Loganville770-601-2779 call or txt6ft Ford Sickle Mower ingood working order, 3 pointhitch: 650 obo. RolandTiveron Adel 229-560-8279Case 1175 tractor, 120HP,very good condition: 5000;NH 900 Chopper 2-row head: 3500. Curt Holt Louisville706-832-4718Case 944 Corn HD: 2000;Case 171/2 ft grain table: 1500; JD 9965 pkr.: 17,000;JD 9965 pkr.: 10,000; JD 466engine: 1900. Ralph NuttCordelle 229-276-5336JD 790 diesel tractor 4X4 withtop, 300 front weights, bucketcontrols, 287hrs., lift works,seat/tires in good condition,one light broken. Used for garden, yard work: 9000. MontyUsher Lyons 912-293-0310John Deere 350 CrawlerLoader. Good condition, bucket and hydraulic root ripper.Needs battery and clutch assembly. JD350 parts tractor included: 4800. Kane ShaversGriffin 770-468-6455John Deere 4055 4WD, cabheat & AC, good tires. Leavemessage. Jeff Wooten Eatonton 706-485-8349John Deere 820 runs great. 3cylinder diesel. New injectorpump, fuel pump, starter, battery, and tires: 6000. Text formore info. Curtis Hardie McIntyre 478-233-1215John Deere Model B, 1948.Serial No. 222606. Completelyrebuilt and running. Draw barand 3-pt hitch: 3700. LarryPulaski Loganville 770-4668298Massey Ferguson 135, goodtires, spin out wheels, looksgood, bad motor: 900. L.Brown Jenkinsburg 404-2428011MF 35 tractor 35HP dieselwith like new harrow andspreader. Good condition: 4500; 3000 Yanmar, goodcondition: 4500.Mark J.Woodard Macon 478-9864392Mitsubishi MS180 Excavator :4FF09184, approx 36,000lbs: 12,000. B. Alcorn Leesburg229-894-7708New Holland TL 100A; 2008model; 2 wheel drive cab tractor, good AC/heat. Excellentcondition; field ready, 2500hours: 20,500. Brian HartLafayette 706-996-5070Case IH 3394 tractor, 160hp,1988 24 speed reconditionedengine, transmission, overheadcab kit, 4wd, axle duals New Holland Turbo Ford20.8R38 wheel & front weight Tractor w/loader, 1569 hrs, exfield ready: 20,000 obo. M. cellent condition: 18,000.Roger Ansley Cornelia 706Heller Metter 912-362-1663778-4165Farmall A 1950 parts tractor: Samsung Excavator SE130, 550 for everything. Will sell 7/8 yard bucket with thumb, 99individual parts. Good tires, hrs, power, model very goodhead, gen, carb, mag, mani- condition.BennieWalkerfold, etc. Pictures available.Dublin 478-279-0644Bob Monroe Dahlonega 706Vermeer twine baler: 1500;395-3593Farmall M 1949 with 5' bush New Holland Baler for parts,hog. Runs good. Fair condi- best offer. Irrigation pipe, 3 eltion: 1500 obo. Dean Hamner bows, 3-45's, approx 120pipe, 1.50ft. J. Carter DentonPalmetto 770-463-4178912-253-8749For sale B Allis Chalmers,CUTTERS AND1950, good tires, good skin,runs good; comes with cultivaMOWERStor and plows: 2600. JessieArnett Tifton 229-382-6517(2) 5ft rotary mowers: 500eaOBO. 1 box blade: 500 OBO,Ford 1953 Jubilee tractor with good condition. All threefront hydraulic loader. Main pieces: 1400. Johnnie Roziercylinders rebuilt. Needs trans- Warner Robins 478-922-6431mission and brake work. Runsgood. Sheet metal good: 5ft heavy duty rotary cutter 2800. Bob 770-883-2897 with tail wheel, barn kept: 675. 5ft Rotary cutter, bigCantonFord 4630 with canopy and gearbox, heavy duty: 650. E.7210 loader, 60HP, 2WD, good Kenney Vidalia 912-537-2890condition, new bucket and hay Brown Model 418 HD 8 footspear, new tires and alternator: bush hog. Used little: 3800. 13,500.ChrisWilson Russell Lewis Baxley 912-278Thomaston 770-468-75562242, text if no answer.Ford 7700 Tractor, Flintstone Bushhog SQ840 2012 heavytop, two wheel drive: 3000 chainguard added, used brieflyOBO. Jeff Hobby 229-798- on pasture weeds and grass:7140 528 Jodie Hobby Road 2900. Gary Studenic MariettaSylvester, Ga. 31791404-784-7722Ford 801, nice condition, very Finish Mower BEFCO Cyclean, ready to work: 2500; clone C5 RD7. Used 25hrs:3000 Ford Diesel: 3500. R. 2500. Mary Gleason Windermary@maryThompson Vidalia 912-281- 770-560-6588gleasonherbalist.com3030International Harvester tractorI-385, redone, 2034hrs. BushHogtrimmer/mower,5ft,Model FTH-600. Keith StewartBuford 678-313-9382Horse drawn McCormick No.7 sickle mower: 800; Restored grain drill: 900; Pioneer Forecart hyd brakespole/shafts: 1500. M. MartinFranklin 404-358-3882John Deere 3038E compacttractor, 38hp, 4wd, less than Husqvarna18542lawn10hrs, barn kept, no loader: mower, used about 6 times, 13,500 David Cagle Fair- excellent condition: 800. J.Rapson Ellijay 706-636-1735mount 770-796-2555
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2019CUTTERS ANDMOWERSLand pride finished mower,Bo Rohrabaugh5ft: 350.Stockbridge 770-238-8773PLANTING ANDTILLAGE6ft hydraulic offset harrow: 900. Donald Smith WarnerRobins 478-232-5913Brillion 8ft cultipacker tulltype, no cracked wheels, goodpaint, good bearings: 850.Ryan Baerne Nicholson 706247-6240Brown harrows, 22 disc 22"model BDH-750, 3pt. Excellentcondition; HD Ford dirt scooppush or pull. Slate Long Madison 706-752-0206JD 7300 max emerge planter,8 row 36 inch, vertical fold,field ready, double presswheels, 5500; JD 637, discharrow, 32ft: 20,000 C.Giesbrecht Louisville 478-4944007John Deere 8300 grain drill.Like new. Donnie Allen Dudley478-875-3496Lilliston Melroe 224, 12' graindrill: 1600; KMC field cultivator, 4-row: 1000. JimmyCofield Eastman 478-8934996FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN – 404-656-3722 – agr.georgia.govHaytech Square Bale Accumulator with Grapple & Hoses: 4000, all excellent condition.Walton Glover Brooks 770599-9806Heavy duty 3pt hitch roundbale mover factory made: 100. John Wofford 347 NorthBrooke Dr., Canton, GA 30115678-848-2162New Holland 2014 BC5070square hay baler. Less than10k bales. Excellent condition.Downsizing: 18,000. Call foradditional information. JulianLazenby Augusta 706-4660724New Holland round baler, BR740, 4x5 round bales. DemcoP3 sprayer, 150 gal. Bush Hogmower, 7ft., #307. Keith Stewart Buford 678-313-9382Peanut wagon. 12'L x 7.67'W Red two horse trailer, dualx 5.75'H. No delivery: 400. axles, bumper hitch, five newCall Tracey Concord 678-898- tires: 1800. John Foster Mor1363ganton 706-633-7134Ramacher sweeper and blower with Wisconsin engine.Blower needs work, everythingelse works great: 2800 OBO.David Andel Perry 478-9555567Savage 2548 pecan treeshaker, 3 point hitch, excellentcondition, 1,000 rpm PTO: 8500. Ask for Michael.William Brown Leesburg 229365-3737Tree spade, Big John 65' onFord L9000 tandem axle, Cummins Engine. Selby HullHampton 770-294-4699SPRAYERSAND SPREADERSEQUIPMENTTRAILERS ANDCARTSHEAVYEQUIPMENTVEHICLESAND IMPLEMENTS6620 Titan 2 JD combine withcorn and been head. Com- (1) 6' HD Rock rake, (1) 6' HDpletely gone through, clean box scrape, both in great conmachine. Keith Crozier Pine dition. (1) 16”, 2 bottom turningplow w/cutter wheel. DarwinMountain 706-523-0196Blansit Trion 706-238-0465JD 913 Flex: 4000; JD 9600with 920 flex: 25,000. Also (3) Well drillers hydraulic rolooking for 444 corn heads. tary, 300” drill stem bits upTim Phillips Wrightsville 478- to 8”: 12,000. John Lott Donaldsonville 229-254-9410640-1263KMC 3350 Peanut Combines,&3355,Amadas3350Stalkpuller: 6000; boll buggy: 6000: CIH 1660 Grain Combine: 14,000; Taylor ModuleBuilder, JD 4960 H. Walker.Eastman 478-374-2620 or478-463-5566Savage 420 pecan harvester,16hp Briggs and Stratton motor, good condition: 5000. J706Murray Waynesboro214-7198HAY AND FORAGE2014 Claas 360rc silage baler,7000 bales, good condition,barn kept, chopper: 17,500.Kevin Campbell McDonough770-584-61645-roll heavy-duty gooseneckhay trailer: 3000. Lely mower,7ft disc mower: 2000. Haycutter. Ricky Ricketson Broxton 912-359-3675Hay trailer, gooseneck lowboy, 6 bales, good condition: 2000. Lloyd Mitchell Cochran478-308-2483Hay unroller, heavy duty,4ftx5ft: 900 each. Cattleheadgates, easy operated,steel 28” walk-thru: 350 each.Pete Harris Elberton 706-2836615EQUIPMENT36" walk-behind concretetrowel machine, 5.5HP engine: 800; EDCO concrete floorgrinder, 5.5HP engine: 950;Wedge 14" walk-behind concrete floor saw, 20HP engine: 1200. David McMichael Covington 770-527-2150CAT320BLexcavator: 47,500. David McMichael1948 Cub Farmall, 5ft box Covington 770-527-2150pulverizer, otherblade, 5ftequipment for sale. Paul Martin Ford T-906 Dump 8025 IMTKnuckle Boom: 10,000. DavidWinder 770-530-2744McMichael Covington 7701998 Claas net wrap hay 527-2150baler, good condition, asking: 5000.RickeyRicketson John Deere 400 backhoe, 2-ftand 3-ft buckets, new tires:Broxton 912-359-3675 5000. Judy Wallace Jackson2 Covington planters, a single 404-427-4142row and a two-row planter.Both need fertilizer and seedboxes. Great for parts: 200for both. Ask for Chris.Thomas Foster JonesboroLIVESTOCK770-477-8056HANDLING3pt hitch backhoe, Bushhogmodel 760 H. Good condition,ANDHAULINGsome new hoses, has 540rpmPTO pump, 24" bucket with 16ft Circle S all aluminumgood teeth: 3100 OBO. Andy goosenecktrailerw/sideCarroll Jasper 706-346-3142 escape door, divider gate, 2Baker Blue Streak Sawmill storage lockers, new tires26ft, hydraulic, log loader/turn- w/spare; 4200. Contact Joeyer, edger, planers, conveyor Senoia 678-471-7106all3phelectric: 1995 Southwind livestocktables, 43,000. Kane Shavers Griffin gooseneck, 4-horse trailer, 4770-468-6455saddle tackroom and sleepingDiesel fuel tank, used, 750 quarters: 2000.Davegallons: 495 obo. D. Vinson McMichael Covington 770Dilliard 706-490-4027527-2150TRAILERSOne-ton electric hoist, 3phase, good condition, havetwo: new: 3000; will sell for 1200 ea. Jessie Arnett Tifton229-382-6517FARM SUPPLIESLAWN ANDGARDENPlease specify if machinery isin running condition or not.GARDENTRACTORS15ft heavy duty, 2 brake axleequipment trailer with GI hitch: 1100.BobbyMcDonald Yazoo 52" mower with 25HPcommercialgrade,motor,Commerce 706-658-4610great condition: 2500. Samuel16 foot landscape trailer, two Venable Dacula 704-905-18823,500 lb. axles, good tires,metal ramp tailgate and side LANDSCAPE TOOLSrails, at Brunswick: 1250.AND MATERIALSHenry Glover Stone Mountain404-626-150121 used creosote bridge tim18-foot 9900 GVWR goosebers in good condition-youneck trailer: 1800. Wesmust pick up; 8"x13"x11' long;Crowe Monticello 770-312 50 each or all for 1000. S.6634Broussard Americus 770-77824ft enclosed trailer Haul- 8682mark, ramp door, side door: 1600. Mark Segers Mount Fresh pine straw installed: 4.25/bale, 50 bale min, noAiry 770-862-6121added fees. Reliable service.BBQ grill on 7X12 tandem Long needle available. Gloriabumper hitch trailer. Grill is Williamson Gainesville ys770-912500 gal tank with openings on rvc@hotmail.comboth sides. Wood and char- 6671coal grill: 5000. Tim Dixon AtFresh, clean, red pinestrawlanta tmdxon@gmail.cominstalled & cleaned: 4 perLiftgate Waltco Model 222, bale. We also have long needleTravisGolden2000lb capacity: 1250; 20ft pinestraw.steel flat bed: 500. Corky Conyers 770-895-8073Harvell Pavo 229-200-9081275 gal. tanks (tote) withmetal cage. Bottom valve: 50. C. Stovall DahlonegaTree spade: Big John 90"678-491-0838on 1997 Ford 9000, 8LL275-gallon water tote on 3pt Trans, CAT engine, 137K mi,hitch carry all. Includes barely Rex Nursery Rex 770-823used PTO pump. Asking 900 6789OBO. Text for pics. SteveHood Demorest 478-456- Woods 9000 backhoe attach7481ment, 3 pt hitch, like new conDavid Bradley #75 manure dition: 3500 Darrel Davis Minspreader, original wood letter- eral Bluff 706-851-5909ing 4 wheel, pull with tractor orhorses: 500. Wesley CarlanTwo 48 ft. refer trailers forHomer 423-888-7272sale. One has a lift gate. ExcelGRADERS ANDlent condition: 1750 for liftPull-type fertilizer spreader, 2gate trailer. 1500 for other.BLADESaxles, PTO driven: 2000.Drew Allen Alpharetta 478Monroe 678-522-6560Please specify if equipment is 955-71992013 Grademaster 10ft adinrunningconditionornot.justable VGC hydraulic scrapAG PARTSer. In good condition. LocatedFORESTRYin Wrens: 3800. Linda TorpyAND TIRESSwainsboro 478-494-6686ANDLOGGINGFarm bells different sizes,Please specify if vehicles are in8ft, 2 blade model 268, also b&w gooseneck hitchEQUIPMENTrunning condition.3point: 1500. Bush hog, new came off Dodge pickup 99gear box & paint. R. Chumbler model, it should fit other mod- 843H John Deere Saw Head,TRUCKSCumming 678-887-6188els. Shane Burnett Mansfield 2-648D John Deere GrappleSkidders, 210C Prentice Load- '72 Ford F350 dump truck770-827-2240Ford backhoe type flip seat,er, 3-Log trailers, DelimbingSet of 16930 clamp-on dual gate. All good condition. Eddie w/12' flat-bed. 4-speed, 360needs cushions: 250. WintonSweatman Cleveland 770- tractor tires. Best offer (used). Dasher Ludowici 912-237- engine, good tires, runs &dumps well. Very dependable:Ricky Ricketson Broxton 912241-45331929 3800. Call for more info. Mark359-3675Cress Washington 706-401PICKERS ANDCONSTRUCTIONOTHER MACHINERY8825HARVESTERSPAGE 3Did you know?Pine straw paid revenuesbetween 60 million and 80million to Georgia landownersbetween 2010 and 2017.TOOLS ANDHARDWARE2 bit industrial type hole borer used in cabinet shop, in excellent condition. Roy McHargue The Rock 706-471-927927-ton gas log splitter for horizontal or vertical splitting: 800. B. Phillips Monroe 678414-3887Clean 55 gal. metal drumsw/lids. Leonard Crane Dawsonville 678-947-6744GENERATORS ANDCOMPRESSORSChampion 4450 Generatornew in box. Wayne MagnessLoganville 770-554-3537Changchai diesel generator10K model S1100A2NM neverused: 1400. 2 Trace Invertersmodel DR 36245 brand new: 1200 each. Text or call. JasonAnderson Atlanta 404-2570367Generac GT85, 85000 watts,fully self contained unit onaxle, 4000hrs, all phases, allvoltages: 4000 obo. WesNoles Roopville 770-854-8743Winpower 80 kw. generator,PTO driven, less 100hrs. Goodcondition: 2500. James Dun-Source: UGA Warnell School of Forestry can Royston 706-498-2349Market Bulletin Classified Ad FormAll ads are scheduled to run in two consecutive issues,unless requested otherwise. Ads are limited to 25 words,including your name, city and phone number. Our ClassifiedCategories and our Advertising Guidelines and Categoryrules are posted online at agr.georgia.gov.Category:1975 Chevy C70 10-wheel logtruck. V-6 Detroit diesel. Pictures and video available:JeremyMeans 3500.Clarkesville 770-539-34051998 Chevrolet 1-ton, 12ftflatbed 350 A.T., A.C, 126Kmiles: 3450 Steve MooreCarrollton 404-374-33222014 Chevrolet SilveradoK3500 Truck, leather, excellentcondition. C. Tanner Alamo912-423-2739TRUCKACCESSORIESAND PARTS5th wheel hitch, not gooseneck: 200; 1980's Ford tailgate: 30. Carter StewartBaldwin 706-778-520463 Ford 4600 Diesel for partsor repair: 800. Harris HortonDavisboro 478-232-0470Phone number:Subscriber number: Border ( 5) Photo ( 20)Make your ad stand out with a border or photo. Pleaseindicate your choice and mail a check or money orderfor the exact amount with your ad. Enclose photo withad or email (.jpg) to MBClassifieds@agr.georgia.gov.Troy Built 17.5 engine, runsgreat, red riding tractor in perfect condition: 500. HermanWatkins McDonough 470707-3179The following statement must be signed by the advertiser:I hereby certify that the above notice meets all the necessaryrequirements for publication in the Market Bulletin.Did you know? Ford introducedthe first pickup truck in 1908,marketing it as a Model TRunabout. There were 15 millionbuilt over a span of 20 years.Signature20 ft slant load trailer withtack compartment and slidingrear gate, good condition: 2500. Carey Knowles McRae-Source: Sothebys.com229-860-1001Mail this form to: Georgia Department of Agriculture,Attention: Market Bulletin, 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW,Room 330, Atlanta, GA 30334
PAGE 4FARMERS AND CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN – 404-656-3722 – agr.georgia.govWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2019Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin Classified CategoriesYou must be a subscriber to advertisein the Market Bulletin Classifieds.All advertisements submitted to theMarket Bulletin must be agriculture-related. Please note that some categories require supporting documentationbefore ads can be published. For questions about these categories, please call404.656.3722 or email MBClassifieds@agr.georgia.gov.Farm Machinery Tractors Cutters and Mowers Planting and Tillage Graders and Blades Pickers and Harvesters Hay and Forage Sprayers and Spreaders Ag Parts and Tires Other Machinery and ImplementsHeavy Equipment Forestry and Logging Equipment Construction Equipment Buildings and Materials Lumber Posts and FencingTrailers Livestock Handling and Hauling Equipment Trailers and Carts Crop Trailers, Carts and BinsFarm Animals Cattle Swine Goats Sheep Equine Stock Dogs Barn Cats Rabbits Poultry/Fowl Poultry/Fowl Requiring Permit orLicense Non-Traditional LivestockVehicles Trucks Truck Accessories and Parts UTVs/ATVs Golf Cars BoatsLawn and Garden Garden Tractors Landscape Tools/MaterialsFarm Supplies Tools and Hardware Generators and CompressorsAnimal Supplies Cattle Supplies Swine Supplies Goat SuppliesDisassemble garage 16x30, Plastic and metal barrels: 2070 sheets of tin rafters, cement each; Poultry wire: 50 per roll;blocks located by paved road. Rocking chair: 75. RonaldRobert Pollard Kennesaw Rush Franklin 706-675-3417125x34 greenhouse metal 770-427-1201Used materials for 40x60 poletresses, trays, rails, heater,water system, low price, you Electrical PVC 2inch schedule barn, trusses, tin, lathes, ridgemove. David Clemons Unadil- 80, 20ft sticks: 15 per stick or cap. Delivery available: 2950.best offer. Shane Phillips Bill Durham Summerville 706la 478-952-8576252-1084Jackson 770-362-3688BUILDINGS ANDMATERIALS30-ton chore time feed bin Metal roofing & tin, used, 20with auger: 750. Nathan Yo- ft. length & 3 ft. wide. No rust:der Jesup 912-256-6411 25 per piece, 20 piece minimum. 200 available. VickieBarn/garage lighting. New 8ft Barrett Mount Airy 706-499LED Lithonia Lighting fixtures: 8008 75- 95. Suitable for dampconditions. Leftover stock. Old but mostly good 6in lapQuantity discounts available. siding, being replaced, variousJohn Winarski Austell 678- lengths, you pickup. WendellEberhart Hiram 770-943-6979663-2455Subscribe to the Market BulletinLUMBER New Subscriber Gift subscription Renewal (Subscriber No. )POSTS ANDFENCINGPlease bill this subscription to:( Check here if same as delivery address)Name:Address:City:Phone:Email address:State:
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