www.ldaf.state.la.us August 28, 2008VOL. 91, No. 18

September 1st is Labor day. It’s not too lateto plant a fall garden

It’s all about creating an awareness, allow-ing children to see, feel and experience ani-mals and agriculture. That’s how entrepre-neur and vegetable farmer Russell Roydescribes his latest endeavor — the Red BarnFarm Tour — a mobile agriculture exhibitand petting zoo all in one.

The Red Barn Farm Tour opened its doorsfor the first time to visitors at the recentBaton Rouge Balloon Festival. For three dayskids and parents alike shuffled past rabbits,chickens, pigs and an old 1937 John Deeretractor nicknamed Mr. Huey.

One of those making his way through theRed Barn at the early August festival wasCommissioner of Agriculture and ForestryMike Strain.

Strain is a big proponent of teaching chil-dren about the importance of agriculture andhe touted the Red Barn Farm Tour as a newapproach to teaching.

“It’s a unique approach, bringing the farmto the kids, but it’s one that should sparksome interest and keep agriculture in people’sminds, especially the children,” Strain said.

Roy agrees with Strain.“With rising gas prices and increasing lia-

bility issues concerning field trips I thoughtschools and groups may be more inclined tolet the field trip come to them,” said Roy.

By Bill Sherman

Russell Roy (above) of Amite believes the best way to educate young people about farm life is to bring his Red Barn FarmTour to the schools and other venues. Roy took the barn out for a shakedown cruise at the recent Baton Rouge Hot AirBalloon Championship and received a favorable welcome from families and their children.See Betting the farm, page 2

Betting the farmBetting the farmThe post WWI saying “how

are you going to keep ‘em onthe farm after they’ve seen

Paree” still rings true for the21st century farmer. With

video games, computers, tele-vison and the omnipresent

iPods in nearly every house-hold, it’s hard for the farm tohold any attraction for today’s

children. An Amite farmerthinks he has the answer:

bring the farm to the school.

Page 2 MARKET BULLETIN August 28, 2008

Mike Strain DVM,Commissioner

La. Agriculture & Forestry Today

Commissioner Mike Strain,D.V.M. said Louisiana Departmentof Agriculture and Forestryenforcement officers andWashington Parish Sheriff’s Officedeputies arrested a Mississippiman in late July suspected of tim-ber theft.

Anthony Charles Dillon, 38, 811Minnesota Avenue, McComb,Mississippi, was arrested byLDAF Forestry Enforcementinvestigators Mark Singleton andRoy St. Pierre Jr. on July 31 forallegedly stealing timber valued at$4,674.

Dillon, hired to thin a 30-acrestand of trees near Kentwood offHwy. 38, allegedly sold six loadsof the thinned timber productunder his name instead of therightful owner’s.

Singleton and St. Pierre arrestedDillon with the assistance ofInvestigator Lee Barkdull of theMississippi Agriculture TheftBureau and Detective Roy Stevensof the Washington Parish Sheriff’sOffice.

Also, a joint LDAF LivestockBrand Commission and IbervilleParish Sheriff’s Office investiga-

tion resulted in the July 25 arrest ofa 19-year-old and a juvenile forunauthorized use of a motor vehi-cle and criminal damage to proper-ty.

Darnell Hawkins of Maringouinand the juvenile, also ofMaringouin, allegedly used twotractors to shorten their journeythrough a cane field to travel fromMaringouin to Rosedale.

The tractors sustained damage totheir spray equipment during theunauthorized use.

An arrest of a second juvenile isexpected, investigators said.

LDAF Brand Commission offi-cer Johnny Steib and IbervilleParish Sheriff’s Office CaptainMike Sparks conducted the inves-tigation and made the arrests.

Strain said the LDAF investi-gates all criminal activity pertain-ing to the forestry and agriculturalindustries.

“Foresters and farmers havelarge investments in their land andequipment,” Strain said. “Theftand damage to woodlands andfarm equipment is a serious matterand will be investigated and prose-cuted.”

LDAF investigations yield arrests

Betting the farmcontinued from page 1After consulting with Tim Page, an animal science professor with theLSU AgCenter, Roy began construction of the mobile farm this past May.

“We try to show the children a slice of agriculture, allow them to seefirst hand the different varieties of chickens, goats and pigs. I just hopethat when they leave my mobile farm they have a better understanding offarming and agriculture,” Roy said.

Roy first began to take note of people’s fascination with agriculturewhen consumers would frequent his Amite vegetable farm. Roy grew

enough organic vegetables on hisfarm to supply nearly 500 familieswith fresh seasonal produce.

However, since August 2005 whenHurricane Katrina laid waste to mostof his produce farm, Roy has beensearching for a way to stay involvedin agriculture. He now thinks he’sfound his niche.

“We’ve been talking with schoolsuperintendents, members of themedia and officials with theLouisiana Farm Bureau about our

plans,” Roy said. “I think this mobile trailer will serve to educate andentertain children and adults alike. We just need to get the word out.”

Roy has tried to pattern his Red Barn Farm Tour on the same principlesas the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation’s Ag in the Classroom program.

The Farm Bureau’s AITC is dedicated to engaging and enlightening stu-dents and teachers across the United States about the importance of agri-culture in the world at large and in their own lives.

“This is our first real event and it looks promising. We have about 45days of bookings ahead of us and so far things are falling in place” Roysaid.

Roy has secured marketing and promotional help from AscensionMagazine Editor Joey Fryoux. Fryoux has been meeting with groups,schools and media organizations in order to promote the tour.

“There is a lot of interest in this project and its message and I’ve beenimpressed with the reaction of everyone I’ve talked to,” Fryoux said.

Roy believes the traveling Red Barn Farm is the beginning of what isin store for children in Louisiana wanting to learn more about agriculture.

He has plans to eventually incorporate the tractor Mr. Huey into a car-toon character and video series.

“I’d like to grow this project into a series of animated videos. The ani-mated videos and the characters in the video would be part of a certifiedschool curriculum where kids learn about nutrition and agriculture,” Roysaid.

For now, children and parents shuffle past Mr. Huey in hopes of pettinga miniature horse or holding a baby duck.

If the early numbers are any indication, nearly 500 paying customersvisited the Red Barn Farm during the balloon festival; this mobile agri-culture classroom should be a big hit.

Gautreaux living theLDAF values

Lisa Gautreaux was selected by CommissionerMike Strain as the employee who best exemplifiesthe “Living the Values Community Mindedness”statement of the Louisiana Department ofAgriculture and Forestry for the month of August.

Gautreaux is the Pesticide and EnvironmentalDivision Administrative Enforcement Coordinatorfor the Office of Agricultural and EnvironmentalSciences.

Her primary duties involve coordinating pesti-cide inspectionactivities withmore than 50 fieldi n s p e c t o r sstatewide.

Strain said,Gautreaux’s pro-fessionalism wasthe key to herselection.

“Lisa incorpo-rates a dedication

and driven objectivity into her work on behalf ofthe citizens of this state. That drive is reflected inher constantly striving to do the right thing,” Strainsaid. “The objective of making sure that all partiesof every pesticide process are treated fairly isdemonstrated in every case she supervises.”

Gautreaux was a primary driver in the conceptu-al design of the Pesticides and EnvironmentalPrograms System Integration (PEPSI). PEPSI is asoftware program designed to track and documentthe investigative aspects of every monitoring andinvestigation inspection conducted in the Pesticideand Environmental Programs Division.

Gautreaux was also instrumental in assuring thatPEPSI was aligned with the required componentsfor the Environmental Protection Agency’s inves-tigative reporting requirements conducted throughthe EPA and LDAF’s cooperative agreement workplan. Implementation of the plan has resulted inthe reduction of duplicate data inputs, greaterreport retrieval capabilities, an increased cred-itability with EPA and the establishment of agreater trust with the public.

“Lisa’s efforts in striving for the right thing anddoing the right thing has been extremely rewardingto the LDAF,” Strain said. “Lisa is fine example ofa public servant working within the value systemof the LDAF.

Roy is counting on his feathered and hoovedfriends to get children interested in all things agri-cultural. Nearly 500 paying customers clicked theRed Barn turnstills at the recent Baton Rouge HotAir Balloon Championship.

Page 3MARKET BULLETINAugust 28, 2008

Louisiana Market Bulletin(USPS 672-600)

Mike Strain DVM,Commissioner

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Commercial listings or advertisementsfrom anyone acting in the capacity of anyagent cannot be accepted. For more infor-mation contact:

Sam Irwin, Managing EditorLaura Lindsay, Advertising Director

P.O. Box 3534, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3534;phone (225) 922-1284, fax (225) 922-1289.

Published bi-weekly by the LouisianaDepartment of Agriculture & Forestry.Periodical non-profit postage paid at 5825Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, 70806.

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CATTLE

No grade sires listed in the interest ofbetter livestock. All dairy cattle 20 mos.of age, beef cattle 24 mos. of age, or pas-turient or post pasturient animals of anyage offered for sale, except for immedi-ate slaughter, must have valid 30-daynegative brucellosis test certificate.Contact La. Dept. of Agriculture andForestry, P.O. Box 1951, Baton Rouge,La. 70821-1951.

REMINDER: Have all of yourheifer calves between four and 12months of age vaccinated againstbrucellosis. For information con-tact your local veterinarian,LDAF animal health personnel,your parish Cattlemen'sAssociation or parish FarmBureau.

Questions about circula-tion or lost bulletins?

Contact the CirculationDepartment

at 225-922-1267.

(2) min. Red Angus heifers, 1yr., out of grand champ. Angusbull, $600/1. Danny Ayo,Maurice; 337-893-0988.

Reg. Red Angus bull, lbw, sireImp. ROB, gentle, good herd bull,$1000; (2) sons, 14 mos., 100%,$800. Joe Bailey, Rosepine; 337-463-8080.

(3) reg. Angus bulls, are coming2 yrs., $1800/1. Steve Barbo,Olla; 318-495-3640.

Reg. Angus bulls, 7-9 mos.,$500/1. Clinton Breland, Angie;985-848-9213 or 985-515-8883.

Reg. Angus bull, 24 mos., sonof Traveler 004, gentle, no badhabits, $3000. Thomas Guillory,Livonia; 225-718-8454.

Dark red reg. miniature zebubull, beautiful & ready to breed,$1500. Charles Hammons, Many;318-256-2420 or 318-332-2042.

15 mo. Angus/Beefmaster crossbull, $800. J.H. Celestine, St.Gabriel; 225-642-8439 or 225-453-5685.

Reg. grey Brahman bull &heifer calves, 6-7 mos., very gen-tle, good muscling & champ.bloodlines, for show & 4-H,$1200-$1800. Louis Dooley,Church Point; 337-334-0364.

F-1 blk. bull, 8 mos., polledfather is reg. Angus, sire out ofDarnall Place Bundo, dam isDarnall Place Lady, mother ispure Brahman, not weaned still onmother & creep feeder, $800.Ronous Duhon, Rayne; 337-873-7319 or 337-288-9025.

Reg. belted Galloway bull, 12mos., perfect for breedingw/Angus for organic meat, $600;others. Don Enlow, Jonesville;318-386-4158.

Reg. Angus herd, (13) cowsw/calves at side & ready to startcalving, reg. Angus bull, 5 yrs.,Krugerrand & Gar Traveler blood-line, $20,000. E.J. Littleton,Lecompte; 318-776-5379.

Jersey & Holstein heifers,$200-$600/1. J. Martinez,Donaldsonville; 225-717-4345.

Recip. cows Jersey & Holstein,$850/1. Justin Martinez,

Donaldsonville; 225-717-4345.Jersey & Holstein milk/nurse

cows, $600-$800/1. K. Martinez,Donaldsonville; 225-717-4345.

Crossbred calves, $100/1. KurtMartinez, Donaldsonville; 225-717-4345.

Pb Charolais bulls, 13 mos., nobad habits, polled, dewormed,gentle, well built, $1400. PhilipMelancon, Church Point; 337-873-6232.

Reg. Aryshire heifer, 23 mos.,$1200; (3) Jersey/red polledheifers, 8 mos., $500/1. Joe AllenBoothe, Calhoun; 318-644-5993.

Charolais bull, 4 yrs., calves toshow, gentle, $1950. PierreBroussard, Maurice; 337-277-8297.

(27) Brangus commercialheifers, exposed to lbw Brangusbulls, began calving 2/08, topquality, pasture raised, gentle,feed bucket broke, $29,000. ToddDeville, Ville Platte; 337-363-3094.

Corriente/longhorn steers,fresh & ready to rope, $380/1.Marvin Hayes, Alexandria; 318-442-1129.

Brangus & tiger stripe (F1)heifers, very nice replacementcows, Brangus & tiger stripe, 1 &2 yr. olds w/calves & exposed toAngus bull, $800/1-up &$1200/1-up. Charlie Kingrey,Kinder; 337-540-2667.

Reg. Beefmaster, using founda-tion genetics w/performance test-ing, heifers, cows & bulls,$900/1-up. Aaron Poirrier,Roseland; 985-748-3009, after 6p.m.

Reg. Angus bull calf, born 11-19-07, Erica & Fullback breeding,well framed, gentle, $900. MarcSavoy, Eunice; 337-580-0899 or337-457-9563.

Reg. Angus bull, 4 yrs., tested,$1200; yrlg. blk. Angus/Brangusbulls, $850/1-up; pb Charolaisbull, 18 mos., tested, $1200.Karen Saizan, Opelousas; 337-945-0273.

Reg. wnlg. bulls, (1)Simm./Angus by Predestined, (1)Simm. by Blk. Irish Kansas, $850-$1000. E.L. Satcher, DenhamSprings; 225-665-8355.

(2) Brahman cows, bredHereford bull, $1000/1; 4 tigerstripe cows, bred, Angus bull,$1000/1; wnlg. Braford bull,$650. Paige Satcher, DenhamSprings; 225-667-2935.

(16) blk./super baldy heifers,450-600 lbs., calf hood vacc. &blacklegged, $725/1, if all taken.Yona Wellman, Robert; 985-345-3432.

Angus bulls, $1500/1-up.Ridley Chauvin, Raceland; 985-804-2594.

Reg. Brangus bulls & heifers,blk., gentle, excel. replacementstock, born 1/08 to 3/08, out ofcalving ease, good milking cows,$800/1. Bill Clattenburg,Montpelier; 225-223-7521.

Reg. Angus bulls, Sitz Alliance,Precision, Bando & Lead Onbloodlines, $1500/1-up; reg.heifers, $1000/1-up. ArthurFreeman, Columbia; 318-649-5863.

Reg. blk. AI sired Angus bulls,18 mos., ultra sound & sementested, (10) to choose from, gen-tle, $2000/1-up. Earl Lemoine,Moreauville; 318-452-5503 or318-985-2034.

Reg. Charolais cows, bigcalves at side & rebred, $1400/1-up. Walter Lemoine, Marksville;318-253-7939.

Reg. Angus bull, born 4-07,Prime Time, Precision, NewDesign & Rito bloodlines, greatheifer bull, ready to work, $1700;reg. Angus bull, born 11-07,Prime Time, Traveler & FutureDirection bloodlines, lg. framew/lbw, excel. yng. bull, ready towork, $2000. S. Midkiff, Pitkin;337-328-8008 or 337-375-4887.

Brahman bull, RN Sir HueyManso, born 3/00, sire TGDRancher Manso, dam TGD LadyRexy Manso, bloodline JDH Mr.Charley Manso, $950. RandyNorton, DeQuincy; 337-786-2751or 337-274-2466.

(3) reg. Angus cows, top genet-ics, lg., stout, well framed, 1800lbs., hvy. bred to New Design/Blk.Cap bull, due Oct.-Nov., gentle,$2000/1. Al Rozas, Eunice; 337-546-6337 or 337-580-4709.

(13) Beefmaster & Beefmastercross heifers, 18-24 mos., gentle& hot wire trained, will follow afeed sack, exposed to reg. Angusbulls, since April, $1000/1. ToddSaltzman, Kaplan; 337-652-9729.

Reg. blk. Simm. bull, top quali-ty, 20 mos., sired by PlainviewMessage 461, $2000. OrisCreighton, Folsom; 985-788-4313.

Blk. pb Simm. bulls, heifers, 7mos., $800/1-up; bred blk. cows,$1500; top bloodlines. RonnieDuplantis, Houma; 985-594-5065.

Reg. Angus bulls, 6-17 mos.,$900-$2500/1; bred FutureDirection daughter, $2000. RayGendron, Baton Rouge; 225-931-5751.

Reg. Angus bull, 3 yrs., goodproducer of calves, gentle,$1800/OBO. Jestin Gill,Leesville; jdairy33@yahoo.com,337-570-9909.

Charolais bull, gentle, lbw,ready for light service on heifers,semen tested, $850; Charolaiscross, 2 yr. old cow w/heifer calfat side, $1100; (3) cross bredCharolais heifers, $400-$600/1.Garry Lavergne, Ville Platte; 337-363-5888.

Pb Charolais, wean. age bulls,$600/1; pb Charolais cow, 3 yrs.,exposed, $900; F1 Charbrayheifer, $550; pb Charolais bull, 5yrs., calves to show, $1000.Norbert LeJeune, Jeanerette; 337-276-5813.

Reg. blk. Angus bulls,

Leachman Right Time, long &straight, lbw, raised on grain &hay, good build, (2) 1 yr. bulls,$1000/1; (3) 2 yr. bulls, $2000/1.A.W. Shaw, Ruston; 318-249-4356.

Reg. blk. Limousin bulls &heifers, gentle w/excel. EPDs,homo. blk. & polled RADS, BlackProdigy bloodline, $600/1-up.Dextel Terrebonne, Gibson; 985-209-0026.

Reg. pb Santa Gertrudis cow,born 8/11/05, Grizzly 3308 blood-line top & bottom, 3 mos. bred toblk. Angus bull for star calf, $800.Ignacio Valledor, Mandeville;985-630-1520.

Reg. Charolais bulls, 9 mos.,weaned, healthy, well developed,$900/1. Danny Bardwell, Robert;985-542-0963 or 504-382-1740.

Taking orders for butchercalves, strictly corn fed for at least120 days, $2.39/lb. at present.Benton Broussard, Jennings; 337-912-0560 or 337-824-5151.

Reg. Hereford bulls, pastureraised, gentle & ready to use, (1) 3yrs., (2) 2 yrs., $1200/1. KyleBrown, Alexandria; 318-664-6117or 318-449-1888.

(11) Braford heifers, 2½ yrs.,mostly F1, exposed to Angus bull,tiger stripes & motley faced cows,will be coming w/first calves,excel. replacement group,$1200/1. Larry Duhon, Kaplan;337-652-6200.

F1 tiger stripe heifers, $800/1.Michael Guillot, Mansura; 318-253-8585.

Dark red reg. miniature zebubull, ready to breed, $1500.Jerome Hammons, Many; 318-256-2420 or 318-332-2042.

Pb Charolais bulls, lbw, bothgentle, 15 mos., $950; 13 mos.,$900. Larry Lavergne, VillePlatte; 337-277-5767.

Reg. Angus cows, yrlg. heifers& wean. age heifers, $650/1-up.R.J. Needham, Robert; 985-345-9212.

Cert. Angus bull, 5 mos., $650;cow, 3 yrs., $700. ArthurNewhouse, Cravens; 318-452-8655.

Reg. Hereford bulls, 20 mos.,AI sired, big, stout & ready forservice, $1100/1-up. NickeyRachel, Mansura; 318-964-2760.

(2) pb Red Angus bull calves, 9mos. & 1 yr., very healthy, $600/1or $1000/both. Donald Robinson,Leesville; 337-463-2440 or 337-375-1663.

Jersey cow, 5 yrs., milk ornurse cow, will calve in Sept.,$1000. Sonny, Center Point; 318-253-8942.

Reg. Angus cows, hvy. bred toreg. Angus bull, due in 3 mos., lg.frame, gentle, 2-5 yrs., $1500/1-up. Rose Bergeron, Eunice; 337-580-6414 or 337-580-4709.

(100) Braford heifers, 5/8 x 3/8,850 lbs., exposed to lbw Brafordbulls, $1000/1. John Boudreaux,Abbeville; 337-893-6743.

Bull, 4 yrs., very gentle, provenherd builder, 1500 lbs., ½Beefmaster ¼ Brahman ¼Hereford, $850. Trudi Harris,Pride; 225-658-7605 or 225-247-7232.

Polled Hereford bulls &heifers, 6 mos., performance bred,great EPDs, gentle, $800/1-up.Laura Hughes, Zachary; 225-658-5348.

Brangus & mixed heifers, 1-1.5yrs., $500-$650/1. Brady Riche,Plaucheville; 318-715-2896.

2 reg. red Brangus heifers, 14mos., $850/1 or $1600/2. GlenRobinson, Jonesboro; 318-259-8514.

Golden cert. F1 heifers, $1600;blk. & blk. w/face Brangus,$1250, coming 2 this fall, startcalving in Nov., Brahman heifers,$800-$1000, very stout & gentle.Philip Watts, Livingston; 225-686-1306.

Maine Anjou heifer, 7 mos.,excel. quality, can be shown, reg.or as a commercial heifer, $2000.Judy Wiggins, Baton Rouge; 225-752-0309.

Wanted: polled Hereford bull,breeding age w/gentle tempera-ment & good height. BradleyLeger, Esterwood; 337-581-1266.

Wanted: miniature Dexter orHereford cattle. Sarina Lirette,Bourg; twofeatherfarms@hot-mail.com, 985-665-0464.

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HORSES,MULES &

JACKSAll horses, mules, and jacks must befrom bona fide livestock farmers. Wecannot accept notices from horsedealers, order buyers or persons sell-ing on commission basis.Every time you submit an advertise-ment one of the following must beprovided. 1. All listings of horses,mules or jacks must be accompaniedby a COPY of the original officialnegative Coggins test for EquineInfectious Anemia (E.I.A.) that wasperformed within the past 6 monthsprior to sale on all horses, mules, andjacks, except nursing foals. (OR) 2. Asigned statement from the seller stat-ing that he will furnish the buyer witha negative Coggins at the time of sale.

Reg. AQHA wean., palomino,sorrel & chestnut, Mr. San Peppy,Peppy San Badger & Smart ChicOlena bred, $550-$575. ShaneCarter, Plaucheville; 318-939-2275.

2008 AQHA chestnut filly, sireKing Arthur McCue, dam LilFancy Skipper, pretty head, lots oflooks, $500/OBO. CharlieCasanova, Holden; 225-294-2585.

Mini horses, all ages & colors,pintos & solids, some mares possi-bly bred, $500/1. CharlesHammons, Many; 318-256-2420or 318-332-2042.

1998 AQHA good looking sorrelgeld., 14.3 H 1200 lbs., stout usedfor ranch work, trail riding, startedon bbls. & ridden by yng. girl,gentle for beginner kids or adults,$2500 obo. D Gentile, Port Allen;225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

1993 AQHA sorrel geld., 14.3H, 1750 lbs., broke & gentle, has agreat handle & easy going, usedtrail riding & working cattle, gen-tle for beginner kids or adults,$2200 obo. Dean Gentile, PortAllen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

2004 nice looking blk. & wh.tobiano paint geld., 15H, 1150lbs., gentle & broke, rides bareback, used trail riding, good ropeor bbl. prospect, ranch branded,not reg., $1500/OBO. P. Gentile,Port Allen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

Peruvian/paint, 9 yrs., 14.2 H,very gentle, rides on trail rides &parades, beautiful markings,$1000. Donald Pontiff, Jr.,Franklin; 337-578-3483.

Bay roan filly, ‘06, son ofPlayin Stylish & 6666 bred mare,gentle & ready for training of yourchoice, limited riding, $2000.Evan Steib, Lottie; 225-718-1975.

Bay geld., ’05, By Cash Don’tLie & daughter of Pop A Top Pep,well stared & been used on cattle,make outstanding rope or bbl.horse, $2000. E. Steib, Lottie;225-718-1975.

Reg. QH broodmares,cutting/performance bloodlines,bred to a palomino son of Hes DunHis Time, performing & producingson of Hollywood Dun It,$1800/1-up. Johnny Steib, Lottie;225-718-1975.

1995 own daughter of Pop A TopPep, NCHA earner, out of ColonelLibby mare, NCHA, have keptdaughter in broodmare band, bredto Lucky Sevens Gold, could havea palomino or buckskin in ’09,$4000. Cindy Steib, Lottie; 225-718-1975.

2008 foals, palominos, sorrels &bays, cutting/performing blood-lines, $800/1-up. C. Steib, Lottie;225-718-1975.

Paso Fino mare, 11 yrs., dappledbuckskin, beautiful, gaits & han-dle, $2500/OBO possible trade.Sandra Craft, Florien; 318-508-1144 or 318-508-1155.

Reg. spotted saddle horse, yrlg.tobiano filly, blk. & wh., gentle,parents are blk. & wh., $1500.Barry Edinger, Holden; 225-614-3634.

Bbl./pole horse, 15 yrs., blk.appendix geld., 15.3 H, runs3D/4D times on bbls., slow work,lunges, leads, hauls, exp. riderneeded, $2500 or trade for blk.Angus or Brangus cows. BurrFerry, Leesville; barrows3@bell-south.net, 337-286-9353.

Half standard bred/QH filly, 5mos., bay w/2 wh. socks on backfeet, great build & good potentialfor any sport, mom is Amishbuggy mare & dad is reg. QH stud,$350 or trade. B. Ferry, Leesville;barrows3@bellsouth.net, 337-286-9353.

AQHA mare, 3 yrs., both par-ents are dbl. bred Hancock blood-lines w/filly at side, $1000/both.Redd Hutchinson, Slaughter; 225-654-0799 or 225-931-2834.

Lg. standard bred pacers orgaited buggy horses or rides, blk.geld., 8 yrs., mare bay, 7 yrs., gen-tle, $700/1. Littell Moullier,Mamou; 337-468-3140.

Red dun stallion by Holidoc,’07, Docs Quixote, Brigaboy &Freckles Playboy, $5500; bay QHmare, 11 yrs., filly at side & bredto son of Dualin Jewels, $3000;bay QH mare, 12 yrs., DocO’Lena, Smooth Herman blood-lines, bred, filly at side, $3000.Greg Ogea, Big Lake; 337-598-2524.

Sorrel geld., ’02, licensedw/cert. of NRHA, started on bbls.,15.4H, knows side passes, rollbacks, spins, great horse, verysmart, $6500. Marlene Stewart,Independence; 225-209-1297 or985-981-7963.

Grade ranch gelds., grullo,16H, 1300 lbs., stout, 4 high wh.stockings, $2500; palomino, 14H,1000 lbs., great family horse,$1500, both used in team roping,trail riding, bbls. & working cat-tle. R. Toepfer, Eunice; 337-580-2235.

Mares, yrlgs., wnlgs., cow bred,mostly roans, $800-$1500/1.Randy Toepfer, Eunice; 337-580-2235.

Mare mule, blk., 15.1H, 5 yrs.,gentle for anyone to ride, pulls sin-gle or dbl., no bad habits, $1500.Darwin Young, Ville Platte; 337-580-4400 or 337-363-8643.

APHA paint stud, 4 yrs., blueeyes, Three Times the Color,Sugar, King P-234 bloodlines,$1200 or trade for mare or minia-tures. Sheila Wills, Jennings, 337-824-5197 or 337-789-0699.

Beautiful TW geld., 15H, 1000lbs., handles real good, go any-where, $1200. Kline Daigrepont,Lacombe; 985-707-3608 or 985-882-7278.

Filly, 2 yrs., dam is granddaugh-ter of Dry Doc, sire is Gotta Jerryson of Smart Little Jerry,$2000/OBO; 5 yr. APHQ mare,well started on cattle, $3000/OBO.David, Galliano; 985-475-7124 or985-209-1105.

AMHA reg. miniature horses,foals, fillies, colts, mares, champ.stock, $600/1-up, pintos, palomi-nos, appaloosas, package pricing,donkeys. Brenda Hebert,Covington; goldenmeadow-minis.com, 985-373-1393 or 985-892-6113.

Miniature horses, AMHA,AMHR, reg. Buckaroo, GenPatton, Sids Rebel, Gold MelodyBoy & Zeus bloodlines, brood-mares 2/n/1 & 3/n/1, yrlg. fillies &colts, $750/1-up. WilsonLaGraize, Franklinton; www.cat-cawoods.com, 504-812-8018.

AQHA sorrel mare, ’81, rides,excel. broodmare, has producedhalter winner, excel. cond., $400.Brigitte Mentz, Covington; 985-264-6420.

Aged red roan geld., partiallyblind, excel. cond., still rides,excel. child horse, $300. HankMentz, Covington; 985-630-3094.

Donkey jack, 5 yrs., rideable,gentle, good w/kids, $200. RickeyPender, Colfax; 318-627-3086.

Reg. pb Arabian stallions,mares, colts & fillies,Egyptian/Spanish bloodline, IbnHalima, Morafic, Kabull, Barichde Washoe bloodlines, $1500.Donavan Stoute, Opelousas; 337-351-3815.

MFT horses, over 100 head,Missouri Fox Trotters, trail horses,mares, colts, stallions. JimSullivan, Winnsboro; 318-435-3104 or 318-435-0147.

Reg. AQHA Doc’s Sug brood-mare, $1500/OBO; filly, 3 yrs.,started on cattle, $3000/OBO; 2 yr.filly, dam is Doc’s Sugar mare,sire Gotta Jerry, $2000/OBO; 2 yr.blk. geld., unreg., sire is Pass theChick, dam is Spanish Chargebloodline, $1000/OBO. Susan,Galliano; 985-209-1105 or 985-475-7124.

AQHA sorrel, 15H, 20 yrs.,geld., gentle, loads easy, smoothriding horse, used on trail rides

only, $500. Georgette Turchiarelli,Clinton; 225-683-6705.

Reg. TW blk. mare, 4 yrs.,14.5H, has some roan spots, gen-tle, excel. trail & pleasure horse,$1500. Greg Welch, Oakdale; 318-306-1933 or 318-335-4208.

Paint jack, 47”, good breeder,easy to handle, $175. Andy Young,Ville Platte; 337-363-8643.

Sorrel QH w/4 mos. red roanstud colt, 7 yrs., $1000/both.Ronald Buford, Kaplan; 337-643-1429.

Mini horses, all ages & colors,pintos & solids, some mares possi-bly bred, $500/1. JeromeHammons, Many; 318-256-2420or 318-332-2042.

Reg. AQHA sorrel mare, ’98,finished cutting horse, legged up& ready, Peppy San & TanqueryGin, shown by novice rider, greatfor beginner, advanced or lessons,consider team penning or workingcow horse, $7500. Judy,Marksville; 318-240-1376.

Gray geld., 7 yrs., tie down rop-ing horse, $2500; AQHA geld.,unraced, Dash for Cash, StreakinSix, performance prospect, $2500.John O’Neal, Lake Charles; 337-933-1856.

MFT horses, over 100 head,Missouri Fox Trotters, trail horses,mares, colts, stallions, $750/1-up.Jim Sullivan, Winnsboro; 318-435-3104 or 318-435-0147.

Reg. TW, gentle, wean., yrlgs.,geld., mares, buckskin, spotted,bay, blk., palomino, sorrel,$1000/1-up. L.D. Spears, DryCreek; 337-328-7365.

Dbl. reg. TW & spotted saddle,17 mos., rare blue roan tobianofilly, halter broke, $1800. DonnaUrban, Opelousas; 337-942-8305.

Amber Champagne reg. TWmare, 6 yrs., gentle to ride but haslots of go, loads easily,$2500/OBO. Rick Urban,Opelousas; 337-942-8305.

Miniature blk. & wh. paint filly& bay filly, $500/1; red miniaturestud colt, $400. Jerry Corley,Trout; www.corleysminia-tureacres.com, 318-992-8101.

Miniature jack donkey cross onback, 8 yrs., paint, grey & wh.,$150. Allen Dugas, Tickfaw; 985-542-0252.

AQHA blue geld., ’05, 14½H,well bred, tracked on donkey, popwhip, extensive cow work, easycaught, loads & hauls, ready towork, performance prospect,$2000. Lawrence Fontenot,Reeves; 337-499-9727.

Reg. 13 yrs. Missouri FoxTrotter mare, handles well, excel.riding horse, easy keeper, $1200;’07 APHA palomino tobiano studcolt w/blue eyes, halter broke &gentle, Two Eyed Jack & CutterBill bloodline, $1200; others.Johnny Howell, DeRidder; 337-462-4861.

American saddle bred mare, 14yrs., very sweet, fun on trails.$1000. Tammy Hyatt, Denham

Springs; 225-978-3268.2 TWHBEA, SSHBEA, reg., 2

yrs., blk. & wh. geld., $1200/1;TW gray geld., 2 yrs., $800. LoisRodrigue, Vacherie; 225-265-4654or 504-289-0923.

Bay filly, ’05, TB pedigree,Chitna Winds, racing eventing,personal horse, $2150. JessieWinegeart, Lecompte; 318-776-8943.

STALLIONSERVICE

Iowna Cleat, son of DashingCleat SI 111, dam Sensuous SoundSI99, by Sound Venture, ’09 breed-

ing season, 1st 10 to book, $500,

after 1st 10 fee will be $700, marecare avail. Marlene Stewart,Albany; 225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963.

Straight Egyptian Norus son,siring beautiful foals w/athleticism,looks, size, Straight Egyptian,Nasralla Sharaf, gorgeous darkgray w/substance & motion,$1000/$7 mare care. Jeff Dupre,Washington; 337-585-2642.

TWHBEA, SSHBEA, reg. blk.& wh. homozygous tobiano stal-lion, $250/$5, mare care. LouisRodrigue, Vacherie; 225-265-4654or 504-289-0923.

SHEEP &GOATS

Percentage Boer male, (1) red,(1) red/white, 98%, 4 mos., $100/1.Lionel Fontenot, Ville Platte; 337-363-7314.

Nubian/Boer mix goats, $25/1-up. Candy Foster, Bush; 985-892-3881.

(2) fb SA open nannies, colorcorrect, reg. Rambo bloodline,$400/1-up; fb, SA doe, 5 mos., lg.,color correct w/reg. papers applica-tion, $300. Anthony Mumphrey,Eunice; 337-550-0826.

Nigerian dwarf goat kids, makesgreat family pets & very friendly,$50/1-up; others. EthelynRaymond, Mt. Hermon; 985-877-5945.

Reg. Nubian buck kid, born1/7/08, blk. w/tan trim, frosted ears,good milking line, $150. DavidRigsby, Converse; david2773rigs-by@yahoo.com, 318-796-2796.

Reg. Nubian buck kid, $150; reg.1/2 Nubian/ 1/2 Alpine kids, $100;Nubian & Alpine buck service,$50/$1 day doe care. Dawn Rogers,Loranger; 985-974-7994.

Lg. Spanish bred billy, 2 yrs.,$100; yng. Boer, nanny bred, $70;nanny, 4 mos., $40; billy, 3 mos.,$35/1. Albert Balfantz, Springfield;225-294-3441.

ADGA reg. pb Nubian buck,born 12-23-07, sweet natured &will lead, great bloodlines, sireside, all Goldthwaite Nubians line,

Page 5MARKET BULLETINAugust 28, 2008dam side, UnRuli, Lonesome Doe,Goldstrike lines, $350 or trade;Spring ’08 wethers, banded, dis-budded, great for 4-H or marketshows, $150-$200/1. AshleeHawkes, Leesville; 337-463-7909.

½ Nubian doelings, born Feb.‘08, ready for fall breeding, $125/1.Michelle Constantine, Moreauville;mconstantine@kricket.net, 318-985-2095.

Reg. Boer goats, 100%. paintbuck, 5 mos., $75; wether, 5 mos.,$40; wether, 3 mos., $40. AllenDugas, Tickfaw; 985-542-0252.

Nigerian/Lamancha billy, 14mos., gentle, breeding, $75; (2)nannies, exposed to above billy,$100/1. Hank Mentz, Covington;985-630-3094.

PB Feb. ’08 Suffolk ram lamb,$150. Claude Sellers, Youngsville;337-856-4839.

Bucks from milking herd, (4),gentle, well cared for, born spring‘08, Alpine, Saanen, Nubian,Lamancha crosses from top qualitydams & sires, $40/1. NelsonSoileau, Jr., Clinton; 225-244-0872.

Nubian, percentage Kikos, does& bucks, multi-colored, $70/1-up.J. Trahan, Kelly; 318-649-5509.

Pygmy goats, 4 mos.-3 yrs.,beige, white, gray, blk., bluish blk.,gentle, $50/males, $100/females.James Braden, Kentwood; 985-229-5260.

Brush goats, low maintenance,will keep property clean, younggoats, $40/1-up; grown nannies,$75/1-up. E.J. Flanagan,Hammond; 985-345-1498.

Pygmy goats, (8) does, (7) kids& buck, $900/all. Vincent Losavio,Torbert; 225-625-4439.

Pygmy wether, small, white,born 4/08, $40. Donald Pousson,Iota; 337-779-2820.

Reg. wh. Dorper sheep, pb &percentage breeding rams, ewes,weaned lambs & some bred ewes,less shearing & more muscle,$175/1-up. Rodney Cotton,Pineville; 318-640-2042.

Blue eyed mini Nubian, milking,$200; brown, $150; doeling/buck-ling, $75/1. Walta Heideman,Folsom; 985-795-1573.

Katahdin male sheep, 8 mos.,$75/1. John Noel, Arnaudville;337-754-5334.

Wanted: female goat inTerrebonne Parish, reasonablypriced. Laine Aucoin, Montegut;985-594-6552.

DOGS

Reg. border collie puppies, outof top Calif. bloodline & top win-ning LA winning dogs, $400/takingdeposits. Danny Ayo, Maurice;337-893-0988.

Catahoula cur puppies, someblue leopard, some brown leopard,$75/1. Steve Barbo, Olla; 318-495-3640.

Chinese crested, chihuahua,

Jack Russell, bichon frise orBoston terrier puppies, $300-$400.Mary Comeaux, Church Point;337-684-7500 or 337-684-6002.

Great Pyrenees, female, current-ly guarding sheep & goats, 5 yrs.,$75. Candy Foster, Bush; 985-892-3881.

Small tri color boxer, female, 13mos., $100; UKC mountain cur, 5yrs., from squirrel stock, $500; yel-low blk. mouth cur, 16 mos., start-ed on hogs, $300; (2) yellow blk.mouth cur dogs, hog dogs, goodstarted dogs, $800/both. MilesMcNeely, Hornbeck; 318-565-4060.

Jack Russell pup, female, 5mos., $150; Australian shepherd,female, 2 yrs., white & blue, $150;fox terrier, female, $200; chi-huahua, $300. Brenda Runge,Oakdale; 318-335-1414.

Reg. blue rat terrier puppies,short & wormed, will be small,$200/1, males. Sandra Graham,DeRidder; 337-328-7199.

Terrier pit bull, 7 yrs. w/papers,wh. face/chocolate, good pet,breeder, good home required,$3000. Karen Daigrepont,Lacombe; 985-882-7202 or 985-590-0202.

AKC toy poodles, wh. male,$300, also adults; free 10 mo.brindle male cur dog, parents arehog dogs. Burr Ferry, Leesville;337-286-9353.

AKC Brittany puppies, bothparents excel. bird dogs, $350.Ricky Guilbeaux, Carencro; 337-280-0569.

1/2 Australian shepherd/ 1/2border collie puppies, parents onproperty, smart & beautiful mark-ings, $75/1. Redd Hutchinson,Slaughter; 225-654-0799 or 225-931-2834.

(5) blk. mouth cur puppies, 10wks., brindle & brown, pretty pup-pies, $100; (2) blk. mouth cur, 3yrs., good dogs, worked together,$800/pr. Glen Leger, Opelousas;337-945-5158 or 337-543-4303.

CKC peek-a-poos, $350/female,$300/males; CKC cock-a-poos,$200-$250. J. McBride, Maurice;337-789-5476.

Great Pyrenees, wh. dogs, 14mos., male & female, not in samefamily, great w/animals or yd. dog,$125/1 or $200/both. LittellMouiller, Mamou; 337-468-3140.

AKC Chinese shar-pei, wrinkledpuppies & adults, $500-$600.Sheila Wills, Jennings; 337-824-5197 or 337-787-0699.

Reg. CKC adult miniaturedachshunds, reds, dapple & blk &tan, (2) males, (8) females, (4)females are bred, $180/1 or$1500/all, adults are 2-4 yrs.Shirley Branch, Angie; 985-848-5423.

Australian shepherd, (8) pup-pies, AKC reg. champ. bloodline,red tri, blk. tri, $250/1; dam ofabove puppies, 1 yr., $350. DoyleDavis, Norwood; 225-629-5546.

Reg. mountain cur puppies, (2)

males, from squirrel dog stock,born 3/31/08, $175/1. TommyMyers, Goldonna; 318-727-9325.

Kennels, 2x4, 6 galv. weldedwire, galv., 5x5x10, $409;5x10x10, $501; 6x5x10, $466;6x10x10, $573. Mike Passman,Amite; 985-748-5094.

Rhodesian ridgeback, AKCreg., (2) males, 6 wks., $300.Rivers Patout, Jeanerette; 337-380-7493.

Doberman puppies, AKC reg.,tails docked, dew claws removed,1st shots, blk. & tan, 2 females, 3males, $350/1. Donna Saacks,Folsom; 985-796-3932.

Great Pyrenees dog w/ 7 pup-pies, $700; 8 mo. dog, $125. Sonny,Center Point; 318-253-8942.

Catahoula puppies, 8 wks., outof working stock, reg., $50; free 8mo. Catahoula. Amanda White,Darrow; 225-505-4792.

AKC female blk. Labs, 11 wks.,house trained, shots & wormed,champ. bloodline, good homesrequired, $250. Michelle Boothe,Harrisonburg; 318-623-9013 or318-744-9569.

Free to good home, Catahoulacur, female, blk. & tan markings, 1blue eye, 3 yrs., spayed, goodw/horses, cattle & children, need agood home w/lots of room to run.Gina Cutrer, Walker; 225-202-5328.

CKC Jack Russell puppies, 6wks., $175/1. Walter Harst, Kinder;337-738-2387.

AKC Great Dane puppies, born6/27/08, fawn w/blk. mask, champ.bloodlines, males, $400/1; females,$450/1. Susan Byrd, Winnfield;318-628-7947 or 318-680-1338.

NKC reg. mountain feist, champ.squirrel dog stock, $200. MikeJoyner, Jamestown; 318-894-7769.

Jack Russell puppies, pb, parentson premises, 7 wks., cute, shortlegs, good w/snakes or rats,$125/no checks. Lloyd Menard,Eunice; 337-457-3959.

Border collie puppies, ABCAreg., born 6/19, red/wh., blk./wh.,herders, $300. Chris Ritter,Franklin; 337-413-1100 or 504-430-5064.

Wanted: German shepherd stud,females are AKC blonde silverwhite regulation, blk. markings, lit-ter choice. J.L. Winegeart,Lecompte; 318-776-8943.

DOMESTICBIRDS &

EQUIPMENT

Canaries from award winningline, $55/males, $55/females; shafttailed finches, $45/1; zebra finches,all varieties, $6/1. CarlosAmbrogio, Houma; 985-868-3648.

(20) society finches, $3/1,if alltaken; 2 gray & 1 blue Indian ring-neck, $100/1; 4 green/blue & 3 blue

parrolets, $75-$100/1; pr. of scarletchested parakeets, $200; pr. lovebirds, throw violet white-facedbabies & (2) young violet wh.-facedlovebirds, $75/all. Mike Baio,Houma; baiom@bellsouth.net, 985-857-6904.

Doves, white, $8/1; ringneck &pied, $5.5/1, all yng. birds. JimBearb, Carencro; 337-896-3475 or337-298-0479.

(30) parakeets, blue-green, wh.-yellow, $250/all. Judy Davidson,Dry Prong; 318-899-5082.

(15) Tangerine & wh. doves,$10/1 or $125/all. Lizzie Gomez,St. Gabriel; 225-642-5953.

Young parakeets, $7/1 or $6/1,if 20 or more taken, bring cage.A.C. Milton, Denham Springs;225-665-6754.

Breeders, blue female, split toblue male Quakers, $450; provenpr. of cockatiels, $50; extra pr. ofblue/gold macaws, $1750. GerardPeytavin, Folsom; 985-796-3322.

Yng. parakeets, $7/1 or $6/1, if20 or more taken; hf cockatiel,$35/1; hf love bird, $30/1; zebrafinches, $6/1; breeder cockatiel,$25/1. Linda Robertson, DenhamSprings; 225-777-4291 or 225-939-9645.

White silkie doves, breeders, (2)pr., $150/all. Sandra Craft, Florien;318-508-1144 or 318-508-1155.

Doves, white, $8/1; pearl tanger-ine, ringneck & pied, $7/1, qualitybirds. D. Johnson, Baton Rouge;225-356-6517.

Parakeets, (4) blue, (1) wh., (1)green, (3) finches, (2) dark, (1)blonde, $100/all. Ernest Cook,Covington; 985-892-7058.

Over 40 cockatiels, breeders tobabies, mostly rare mutations, allcages, nest boxes included$850/all. Jerry Tauzin, New Iberia;337-367-2508.

Cockatiels, breeders, 6 mos.-2yrs., $15/1. Andy Delgado,Metairie; 504-465-0055.

Blue gold macaw, w/cage,$1000-$1200. John Noel,Arnaudville; 337-754-5334 or 337-298-4386.

Love birds, hf, variety of colors,$25/1; hf cockatiels, variety of col-ors, $55/1, extra tame. Victor Pirez,Waggaman; 504-431-0974.

Wanted: blue or split to bluelady Gould finches. Michael Baio,Houma; 985-851-6904, after 5:30.

Wanted: used incubator to startsmall scale quail operation. JoshRogers, Iowa Park, TX; 940-781-1233.

Wanted: I will take yourunwanted birds, give them a goodhome, plenty of food & good envi-ronment. Charles Rachal,Moreauville; 318-985-2391.

Wanted: will take your birds &give them a place to fly & meetfriends, will take all types, soft bills& hook bills. Josh Villarreal,Prairieville; 225-247-6085.

Wanted: mature female Cubanmelodious. Carroll Perioux, BatonRouge; 225-272-5690.

POULTRY,FOWL &

EGGS

Bantam chickens, chicks togrown, $2-$5; eggs, $3/doz. HarryArdoin, Ville Platte; 337-363-7176.

Blue winged teal, cinn. teal, na.pintail, mandarins, wood ducks,hooded mergansers, ringed teal &others, $25/1-up. Mike Yglesias,Central; 225-268-7506 or 225-262-0954.

Bantam chickens, pb & mixedbred, spangles, $20/pr.; bantamquail, $25/trio; creole, $20/pr.;Seabright & silver & gold roostersonly, others. Jerry Griffin,Goldonna; 318-727-9279, after 6p.m., 318-277-6582.

Baby turkeys, $6/1; ducklings,mallard, Cayuga, Roen or khakiCampbell, $3/1. Darren Guillory,DeRidder; 337-328-2227 or 337-375-4534.

(17) grown Muscovy ducks,$3.5/1 or $3/1 if all taken.Harmon Belgard, Deville; 318-466-3531.

Jumbo pharaoh & Georgiagiant bobwhite, all size birds &eggs, plenty on hand, $3/pharaoh,$6/Georgia giant, $20/100pharaoh eggs. Shirley Franks,Lena; 318-793-8018.

Laying hens & pullets,Muscovy, Rouen, Peking & flyingmallards, $5/1-up; lg. meat roost-ers, $9/1. Daniel Gaspard, Kaplan;337-789-5478.

Rare ringneck doves, tanger-ines, tangerine pearls, violetnecks, ash pearl, whites, includingcrested, pieds, $2.5/1, if all taken.Garrie Landry, Franklin; 337-578-2311.

(3) adult geese, will be given togood home w/pond, (2) males, (1female, around 4 yrs. old, wh. &brownish in color, female is lay-ing. Carol Phillips, Logansport;cdpaviary@bellsouth.net, 318-697-7241.

Porcelain Dutch bantamchicks, $3/1 or $25/pr.; pharaohquail, 50¢-$2/1; quail eggs,$20/100; mallard ducks, $25/pr.;speckled Sussex, $25/pr. JamesBlood, Pine Prairie; 337-599-2666or 337-831-2236.

Guinea bird keets, unsexed,$2/1-up, discounts on 12 or more;peafowl, ’08 hatch, unsexed, Indiablue peachicks, $20/1; blk. shoul-der peachicks, $25/1; peafowl, ’07hatch, yrlgs., India blues, $60/1,male; blk. shoulder split to mid-night, $230/trio; spaldings,$90/male or $160/pr. JeannieGuitreau, Gonzales; 225-677-8964.

Laying hens, silkies, assortedmallards, Peking, Muscovy,$10/1. Wilbur Leger, Rayne; 337-334-4949.

Page 6 MARKET BULLETIN August 28, 2008Show call ducks, all colors,

$50/pr. & up; mandarins, $50/pr.;Calif. quail, $25/pr.; button quail,$10/pr.; gambles, $25/pr.; ring-neck doves, $10/pr.; ringneckpheasant, $20/pr. Billy Ollie,Independence; 985-507-8044.

Pharaoh quail, $2/1; bobwhitequail, $4/1. Leo Palmisano, BelleChasse; 504-656-2058.

BB red old English, silver &gold Seabright, blk. rose combs,show quality & stock, $10/1-up.L.J. DeRouen, Jeanerette; 337-276-9676.

English bantams, ’08 hatched,blks., blues, bb reds, wheatons,$10/1-up. Hugh Junca, Franklin;337-923-7223.

Spaulding pied, 3 yrs., malepeacock, $90. Terry Elmore, OilCity; 318-995-6977.

Bobwhite & Pharaoh quails,65¢/day old or $5/flight cond.;buff orphington chickens, chicks,$2/1. Minus Gisclar, New Iberia;337-501-2165 or 337-380-1551.

Roosters/hens, Rhode IslandRed, $10. John Noel, Arnaudville;337-754-5334.

Wanted: wood ducks. LeoSpaetgens, Rayne; 337-783-1437.

Wanted: laying hens, Muscovyor Rouen ducks, mallards,Canadian geese. Daniel Gaspard,Kaplan; 337-789-5478.

PIGEONSRacing homing pigeons, show &

racing quality, variety of colors, dif-ferent breeds, $20/pr. VernonChampagne; Houma; 985-873-8440.

Racing homers, fantails, rollers,tumblers, colorful birds $5/1-up. D.Johnson, Baton Rouge; 225-356-6517.

Lg. white kings, $12/1 or $25/pr.Moise Detillier, Raceland; 985-537-5805.

Racing homers, beautiful saddlebacks, blues, $5/1-up; mated prs.,$20. Randall Baker, DeRidder; 337-463-3894.

DEER &EXOTICS

Buck, 1 yr., $500; doe, 5 yrs.,$500; buck fawn, $300; (3) doefawns, $300/1; all out of 175”genetics, $2000/if all taken. WadeSullivan, Castor; 318-544-7206 or318-548-0793.

(4) Whitetail fawns, geneticsvary, $1000/1; buck, $1500; (2)doe fawns, $1000/1. Gene Trahan,Lake Charles; 337-477-4560.

RABBITS &EQUIPMENT

Lg. New Zealand rabbits, $6/1-up. Mark Morgan, Sarepta; 318-847-4038.

San Juan rabbits, $15/1. VernonChampagne; Houma; 985-873-8440.

Weaned rabbits, $5; grown rab-bits, $10. C.J. Hoffpauir, DryCreek; 337-328-7495.

Mini Rex, mini lops, lion head &mixed breeds, 6-8 wks., $10/1-up.C. Romero, Lake Charles; 337-478-5757.

Proven New Zealand white,females, born 6/07, $40; NewZealand white, female, 6 mos.,$30; New Zealand white, males,$20/1-up; Dutch, Netherland &dwarf, $10/1-up. Marie Young;Eunice; 337-457-5053.

Breeding does, yng. does, yng.bucks, 1 old buck, $10/1; 10’ selfcontained wood cage, $20 w/pur-chase of rabbits. Lloyd Matherne,Pierre Part; 985-252-9222.

Wanted: rabbits, 7-10 lbs.,Californians & New Zealand, willpay top dollar. Wade Rodi,Braithwaite; 504-432-2170.

AQUACULTURE & EQUIPMENT

(3500) crawfish traps, $4/1; (2)crawfish boats, $4000/1. MitchPurrett; Mamou; 337-523-3407 or337-363-0321.

35’ shrimp trolls, $475/1; 40’shrimp trolls, $475/1. Sheila Wills,Jennings; 337-824-5197 or 337-789-0699.

Pond stocking Coppernosebluegill, 25¢/1; hybrid coppernosebluegill, 30¢/1; redear bream,30¢/1; bass, 60¢/1, aerators & fishfeeders avail., pick up or del. avail.Chris Broussard, Lafayette; 337-230-0123.

FARM SERVICES

Horse boarding, stalls for rent &pasture, full or partial board, lots ofriding area, round pen, trailer stor-age in WBR. D. Gentile, PortAllen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

Bobcat & tree services, debrisremoval, lot clearing, dirt/gravelwork, trailer pads, etc., reasonablerates. R. Hoover, Ponchatoula;985-969-7775.

Pasture boarding, horses only,60 acres w/free running water,plenty of grass & shade trees,$50/horse, per mo.; qualifiedequine appraiser w/Am. Society ofEquine Appraisers, reasonablerates; get your pecans cracked withus, reasonable rates. Sarina Lirette;Bourg; twofeathersfarms@hot-mail.com, 985-665-0464.

Fence building, 4 & 5 strandsbarb wire net, hog wire & ranchstyle, clear property only, willinstall for $1.25 & up, customersupplies all materials. B. Long,Kentwood; 985-229-7915 or 985-

515-2093.Horse training, breaking &

training performance horses, gentlehandler, $600/30 days. RachelBertrand, Crowley; 337-384-6997.

Fence building, any style, any-where, fast, effective service, freeestimates, licensed for all La., 18yrs. experience, reasonable rates.Ben Baggett, Mittie; 337-639-2086.

Horse boarding stalls for rent &pasture, feed/hay twice daily, roundpen & arenas, $250-up; naturalhorsemanship training, problemhorses & colts, $500-up/mo. CoreyBourque, Abbeville; 337-298-3073.

Chicken litter for sale, deliveryand spreading available. ReneeGoings, Mount Hermon; 985-877-4256.

RURALPROPERTIES

Must offer ten (10) or more adjoiningacres of land located in Louisiana.Farmland ads MUST include accompani-ments (house, barn, hay field, garden,and what the land is best suited for).Proof of ownership may be required. Allads MUST be accompanied by the fol-lowing owner-signed statement: “Thisproperty is personally owned by me andis not offered for sale by a licensed realestate dealer, broker or salesman.”

168 acres pasture, hayfield &timber, hwy. frontage, yr. roundstream, barn, pond, well, elect.access to community water,$2500/acre; 735 acre adjacenthunting lease, private. B.D. Burns,Simpson; 337-383-7805.

Livestock farm, 210 acres w/lg.brick home, in Avoyelles Parish,$465,000/sale just house w/lot.Lonnie Donaghey, Bordelonville;318-264-5603.

13.72 acres, open land/partiallywooded for pasture, home site orrecreation, community water &elec., near Plaucheville, $67,000.A. Wright, Woodworth; 318-290-9979.

Excel. farmland, pasture or resi-dential property in Plaucheville, 50acres on Hwy. 107 & Parish Rd., 20acres on Parish Rd., $3000/acre,OBO. Brady Riche, Plaucheville;318-715-2896.

Wanted: to rent or lease pasturelocated Zachary to Clinton area,60-200 acres for cattle. ChrisMartin, Slaughter; 225-921-2521.

TREES &FRUITING

VINESGrafted Mulberry trees, 10

varieties, wild plum, Chinese para-sol, pindo palms, Queen palm,American beech, thornless honeylocust, native hibiscus, basswood,grafted mayhaw trees, 4 varieties,$10-$45/1. Kent Benton,Livingston; 225-686-0248.

Fancy red bush cherry, $6/1;Meyers lemon, $10/1-up; sweetlemon, $10/1-up; yellow & redplums, $8/1up; native persimmon,$12/1; pomegranate, $12/1;Confederate rose, $8-$15/1; yellowcandlestick, $8-$12/1; wh. nativepeach, $10/1-up; yesterday, today& tomorrow, $10/1. MorrisCollura, Lake Charles; 337-478-7075.

La. native pecan seedlings, 3 gal.containers, perfect for grafting orpecan bearing shade trees, $6/1,del. avail. West Constantine,M o r e a u v i l l e ;west.constantine@cebridge.net,318-985-2095.

400 acres of timber for fuel chip-ping after 10/2/08. Wayne Ward,Saline; 318-471-9272 or 318-576-3111.

Trifoliata seedlings, rootstockfor all La. citrus, $20/100. E.J.Flanagan, Hammond; 985-345-1498.

Louisiana Live Oaks, 1 gal., 2’-3’, $2/1, 5 gal., 6’, $10/1; 24”boxes, 8’ tall, $80/1; good stock,single leader. A.M. Gray, Patterson;985-395-5193.

Pecan trees, Elliott, 6 gal, 8’ tall,$60/1; candy & Sumner, 4 gal.,$35/1. Betty Robin, Opelousas;337-407-0188.

Satsuma, kumquat, Meyerlemon, $15/1; sassafras, $8/1; fig, 2gal., $15/1; muscadine bronze, selffertile, $7.5/1; banana, pomegran-ate, paw-paw Mamou & bay leaf,$6-$15/1. O. Robin, Opelousas;337-407-0188.

Edible nut trees, Chinquapinoak, sweet acorn (Quecus

SEEDS, FLOWERS &

ORNAMENTALS

Dark pink & light hibiscus, red& pink Texas star, purple hibiscus,red & wh. cypress vine, purple pin-cushion vine, yellow Confederaterose, Job’s tears, spotted pink tigerlily, native yellow daffodils, Chinaberry, birdseye, hat cowhorn &

Peter pepper, red & yellow squashpeppers, $1.5/pkt.w/SASE. MorrisCollura, 3237 La. Ave., LakeCharles; 337-478-7075.

Plants, 4 o’clock, ferns, ivys,corn plants, salvia, shamrocksgreen & purple, small trees, 25¢-$5/1. Patsy Cook, Covington; 985-892-7058.

Shallots, 50 lbs., cleaned & sep-arated, small but solid due toweather cond., $3.5/lb., at farmonly will not ship. JosephCostanza, Hammond; 985-345-6743.

Wanted: 4 o’clock seed, lime-light, chartreuse foliage/rose blos-soms, kaleidoscope/splashes of allcolors on blooms, high tea mix/allcolors on bush. Ann LeMaster;Summit MS; 601-684-4540.

Meuhlenbergii), $15/1. JamesRobin, Opelousas; 337-407-0188.

400 acres of timber for fuel chip-ping, avail. after 10-2-08. L.M.Ward, Saline; 318-471-9272 or318-576-3111.

HAY &GRAIN

Taking orders, ’08 ArgentineBahia, sq. bales, horse quality,fert. & limed, $4.5/1 or $4/1, if100 or more taken; round bales,5x6, $45/1. James Casanova,Amite; 985-517-0334 or 985-748-7363

Hay sprigging available insouthwest La., specializing inJiggs & Alicia Bermuda, othervarieties avail. upon request,$80/acre. Brandon Henry,Lacassine; 337-488-8964.

Jiggs Bermuda horse hay,clean, fert., sq. bales, $4/in field,$4.5/in barn. David Hickman,Alexandria; 318-445-8907.

4x5 & 5x5, $30/bale. TreyPeck, Sicily Island; 318-389-6894.

Premium Alicia Bermuda grasshay, weed free, cured & baled w/orain, fert. & limed to soil test, 10-12% protein, tight bales, $5/sq.bales; 4x5 round, $35/bale, del.avail. Roy Varnado, Jr., Iota; 337-824-3887 or 337-230-1408.

4x5 round bales, ’07, fert., ryegrass, $12/bale; fert., mixedgrass, $15/bale; fert. Bahia grass,$20/bale, hay located in St.Francisville. Daren Vicellio,Zachary; 225-937-7659.

Jiggs, fert. & limed, sq. bales,’07, $4.5/in barn; ’08, $4.5/infield, $5/in barn. Mike Johnson,Oakdale; 318-335-6089.

Taking orders, ’08 JiggsBermuda sq. bales, $4/bale, infield, $4.75/bale, in barn; sq.bales Bermuda & grass mixed,$3.25/bale, in field, field has beensoil tested, limed & fert. BobMurphy, Crowley; 337-230-5634.

Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, ‘07,fert. & sprayed, $4/bale, in barn,minimum of 25. SammyBroussard, New Iberia; 337-364-7681 or 337-519-5522.

Mix grass hay, 5x5 round bales,$15. Tommy Clark, Duson; 337-277-0093.

Fert. Sept./Oct. ’07, 5x6 Bahiaround bales, $20, $15/if 10 ormore taken; July ’08, 4x5 roundbales, $25/bale. C.M.Duplechain, Jennings; 337-824-2989.

Jiggs Bermuda, ’08, fert., 4x5round bales, $25/1-up; sq. bales,$4/1-up; sq. bale rice & wheatstraw, $3/1-up; quantity dis-counts. Aaron Melancon, Rayne;337-581-1765.

Second cut Bahia sq. bales, ’08crop, cured w/o rain, stored inbarn, $4/bale. Blake Prather,Lafayette; 337-280-0630.

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$25/1; Aug. ’08 Bahia mixed,native grasses, $20/1. BenBaggett, Mittie; 337-639-2086.

Tifton 9, Bahia sq. bales, fert.& limed, hvy., green in color,$4/bale. Benton Broussard,Jennings; 337-824-8697 or 337-912-05690.

Sq. bales horse hay, ’08, Jiggsor Alicia Bermuda, limed & fert.,$4.5-$6/bale.Chad Duhon,Rayne; 337-334-9093 or 337-319-7666.

Fert. Bahia hay, 4x5 rolls,excel. horse quality, $45/1, underbarn; sq. bales horse qualityBermuda, $6/1, in barn; cow hay,net wrapped, $30/1, stored out-side, del. avail. Joe Pieri, Folsom;985-981-2427.

4x5 round bales, ’07, JiggsBermuda, $25/1. Bryan Romero,Kaplan; 337-643-6794.

Bahia grass hay, 6x4 rolls,$25/1. Quentin Stears,Washington; 337-351-8775.

Jiggs Bermuda, fert. per LSU,’07 sq. bales, $4.25/1, in barn;’08 sq. bales, $4.4/1, in field,$4.9/1, in barn, discounts for100+bales from barn; JiggsBermuda round bales, 4x5, $33/1,call to place order. KeithCahanin, Rayne; 337-873-6607or 337-257-2469.

Alicia/Bahia/Coastal/Tifton-44/Johnsongrass mixed hay, 4x5bales, (382) ‘07 rd. bales, $36/1;’08 third cutting, $66/bale; 9-30-08 to 3-31-09 hay, $84/bale.Wayne Ward, Saline; ptenergy-inc@bellsouth.net, 318-576-9958or 318-471-9272.

Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, wellfert., $4, in field, $5, in barn.Craig Moran, Krotz Springs; 337-592-0231.

2008, 4x5, $15/bale. PhillipPlaisance, Lockport; 985-532-6759.

Alicia Bermuda sq. bales, lg.fresh tight bales, cured w/o rain& stored in barn on pallets, $4/1.Chris Tassin, Marksville; 318-253-8878 or 318-240-0013.

TRACTORS&

EQUIPMENT

NH hayliner 276, sq. baler,barn kept, works great, anotherfor parts, Kuhn GMD 55, 6’7”cutter & 8 wheel Sitrex V rake,everything works great,$10,000/all. Stephen Alexander,Plainview Community; 337-208-2534.

JD 150KW, ’04, single phase,transfer board, 600 amp, 0 hrs.,new, under shed, $15,000. SueAlford, Marion; 318-368-9347 or318-235-1512.

856 Int., runs great, looks good,field ready, $6750. Steve Barbo,

Olla; 318-495-3640.Mini excavator, 1 yr., Yuchai

YC15-6, diesel, runs like new, has3 buckets, 12, 18 & 36”, safetycage, grapple bucket, jack ham-mer, rubber tracks, 122 hrs., readyto work, $10,995. HarveyGautreaux, Arnaudville; 337-849-5898.

Woods finishing mower, 6’,good cond., $1500. Floyd Gotte,Iota; 337-824-6661.

Ford 3000 trac., ’82, w/6’ bushhog, rebuilt front end & steeringbox, (4) new tires, $6000.Anthony Huval, Breaux Bridge;337-654-5503.

8-row Forest City hippersw/Orthman markers, $1200; 2500gal. fuel tank, w/120 volt pump,$1500; 1000 gal., fuel tank, $500.Robert Laborde, Mansura; 318-253-8721.

JD round baler, 337, barn kept,5x5 bales, new belt clips, fieldready, good cond., serviced by JDdealer, $3500/OBO. C.J. LeBlanc,Lafayette; 337-316-1511.

10-bale Hoelshcer sq. baleaccumulator & matching grapple,packages 10 sq. bales into bundle& grapple is used to load packageonto trailer or into barn, excel.shape, works very well, $8500.Roy Marcantel, Kinder; 337-390-9034.

9230 Case IH trac., (8) newtires, new radio & a/c, 3 pt., readyto work; 22.5’ 496 Case IH plow,ready to work, $35,000/both. TimMier, Gueydan; 337-536-9988 or337-536-7978.

Bush hog 6’ w/stump jumper,adj. up or down, needs work, tiresfairly good, $250; bush hog, 5’,good cond., $500; hvy. duty pushblade, fits Crawler dozer, 6’ long,good cond., $700; Model 70, 2cyl. JD trac., on propane, 3 pt.hitch, fairly good tires, tricyclefont end, $2500; model 60, 2 cyl.,JD trac., gas, hvy. duty 3 pt. hitch,rotomatic tricycle front end,$2000; 3 bushel seeder/fert.spreader, fits Super Cub, Super A,140, 3 pt. hitch, $300. N. Nash,Evans; 337-286-5006 or 337-286-5767.

1982 IH 1420 combine w/IH820 15’ grain header & IH 4 rowcorn header, 1150 hrs., cold a/c,ready to work, $5000/OBO; 22’Shelbourne Reynolds stripperheader w/trailer, $5000. BobRichards, Greenwell Springs;225-654-3705 or 225-938-0940.

(4) Gravely model L walkbehind trac., (3) will run, (1) forparts, (2) bush hogs, sulky, cult. &rotary plow, $650/OBO. LandonRichards, Zachary; 225-939-6203.

(2) 4000 bushel grain binsw/augers & blower, disassembledon pallets, $4000/both. R.W.Richards, Greenwell Springs;225-654-3705 or 225-938-0940.

966 IH, 105 hp, excel. cond., 8’,6-way front blade, quick hitch on3 pt., 10’ JD 2-way disc,

$14,500/all. John Stanford,Church Point; 337-684-5929.

Set of 200 gal. alum. tanks &racks to fit 66 or 86 series Int.trac., $200; (2) 7200 bu. grainbins w/stir-all, blowers, loading &unloading augers & be moved;extra hvy. duty 3 pt. hitch, 2-stagefork lift, $1500; (2) 3 pt. hitch, 6-row lay-by spray booms, $250/1.Sidney Thibodeaux, Jr., Morrow;318-359-0060.

1976 Ford 5000, $9950; ’74David Brown 1210, $5950; ’82Ford TW-10, $34,950; ’69 log hog441, $3950; 15’ batwing bushhog, $6250; 10’ DM-124 Rhinodisc mower, $7950. Wayne Ward;Saline; 318-471-9272 or 318-576-3111.

Ford S 6610 trac., 85 hp, looksgood., excel. cond., $10,500.Robert Wardle, DeRidder; 337-463-5869.

Case trac., $3800; lg. industrialtype Ingersol Rand compressor,$2895. J.L. Beasley, Baker; 225-775-4355 or 225-276-9410.

David Brown 990 backhoe &loader, $4000/OBO. MarkBordelon, Marksville; mdborde-lon@bellsouth.net, 318-253-4272.

JD 4640 trac., quad range, dual,c/a, $16,000. Todd Deville, VillePlatte; 337-363-3094.

(8) 605B Minneapolis-Molinepower units w/electric ignition &clutches, $1200/1, OBO. JasonHanks, Rayne; 337-224-2690.

8-wheel Sitrex hay rake, 3 pt.hookup, good cond., $900/cash;1-row Covington planter & fert.complete w/plates & sprockets,good cond., $350. WayneLongino, Coushatta; 318-932-6428.

Bush hog grooming mower, 2yrs., warranty on gear box stillactive, excel. cond., $1550. RobRichard, Maurice; 337-962-4001.

4430 cab/air trac., 605 Super FVermeer round baler, 5x5, 14’berch plow w/24” blades, all ingood shape, a/c leak,$12,000/firm. Elridge Stelly,Arnaudville; 337-351-4996.

JCB 110T tracked skid steerloader, 635 hrs., owner operated,$25,000. Scott Troxclair, Tickfaw;504-915-8168.

Kubota L2900 w/loader & 5’bush hog, diesel, 4 wd, canopy,850 hrs., excel. cond., $12,500.Ben Bryant, Coushatta; 318-932-4786.

Ford 8N, restored, ’49, $3800.Lennie Daigrepont, Hessmer;318-563-4359.

JD 261, grooming mower, 60”,’94, excel. cond., $700. FredMendenhall, St. Francisville; 225-784-2131.

6’ Land Pride bush hog parts,hvy. duty gear box w/drive shaft,blades & rear wheel, 2 yrs. old, allin good cond., $300/all. JamesThibodeaux, Church Point; 337-684-5544.

706 Int. trac., 95 hp, $3800;

trac. weights, $300/6; hvy. 8’blade, $250; Case trac., 50’s, 25hp w/old plow, $1800; small gar-den 4’ disc plow, $300. SheilaWills, Jennings; 337-824-5197 or337-789-0699.

Pecan harvester, Lockwood480, self propelled, 37 hp,Wisconsin engine, good cond.,$4500. Bill Beasley, Ferriday;318-757-4307.

10’ Woods cutter, pull type, DS120, airplane tire, 3 yrs., usedvery little, under warranty, $4700.Paul Burmaster, Folsom; 985-796-5123.

806 Int. trac., steering workneeded, $2500; Yuan Man modelYM1700 trac. w/shredder, $2500.Ronald Chatelain, Bunkie; 318-838-2971.

15’ Bush Hog brand bush hog,field ready, $3500. Tom Guy,Mansfield; 318-393-5332.

Bush hog, 7’, hvy. duty w/slipclutch, ¼” deck, used 10 times,like new, $1100. H. Laborde,Marksville; 318-253-4464.

Ford 4000 diesel trac., 48-52hp, rear remote, runs good, $5500.Garry Lavergne, Ville Platte; 337-363-5888.

JD 4320, 116 hp, runs good &strong w/ditching blade, $8000;20’ Caldwell mower, $1200. AndyLegros, DeQuincy; 337-570-8424.

MF 50, ready to work, $1800; 8hp tiller w/2 forward & 1 reversegear w/hiller, $350. DaveLemoine, Loranger; 985-748-8039.

Swister 60” pull mower to pullbehind 4-wheeler or ridingmower, mower will offset to giveextra cut behind mower, $800; ’05JD 650J LPG dozer w/cab, air &heat, fully screened, 2000 hrs &95% undercarriage w/new sprock-ets, $85,000. Dickey Matherne;Loranger; 985-549-1521 or 985-974-6982.

ARPS model 730, 3 pt. back-hoe, 15’ reach, $2495; herd model2400 broadcast seeder, 32 bu.cap., $1795. Wayne Orgeron, CutOff; 985-632-6889.

Cat 312BL trackhoe, ’98, widepad, thumb, 70% undercarriage,new bucket teeth, 4950 hrs., readyto work, $40,000/OBO; Aerwayaerator, 8’ pull type w/(2) 750 lb.concrete weights, little use, excel.shape, barn kept, $3500. Joe Pieri,Folsom; 985-981-2427.

Int. AV restore or parts, $500.Weston Thibodeaux, Walker; 225-664-5968.

Case IH 245, 21 hp trac. w/4’bush hog, new seat, radiator &water pump, good cond., $2500.Brad Tilton, Montgomery; 318-646-2019.

11’ cultipacker, $300; blk.smith forge w/coal, $300. H.J.Trahan, Jennings; 337-824-1771.

6’ bush hog w/stump jumper;$1200; W & A 8-row bed leveler,$2500; JD 4-row bed leveler,$1200; JD 230 disc, 21’, $2000.

D. VanMol, Lecompte; 318-308-4829.

JD 4400D combine, rebuiltdiesel motor, seise & grass screen,good tires, great shape, cold a/c,$5600/OBO. Mario Alexander,Zachary; 225-278-0079.

1020 JD, gas, 38.5 PTO hp, newpaint, 90% tires, $4400. KentArdoin, Ville Platte; 337-336-1687.

8’ bush hog, 3 pt. hitch, sq. 84Tsquealer, made by Bushhog, 3yrs., good shape, $1300. RandyBabin, Prairieville; 225-622-1746or 225-405-1046.

IH 1460 combine, 80 model,specialty rotor, 4x4, hopper ext.,long unloader, 17½’ header,$6000. Eric Bollich, Eunice; 337-305-1864.

Super A w/front cult., $2100;Cub w/tools or belly mower,$1500; extra Cub tools, bellymowers, $200-up. Skeet Cooper,Jena; 318-992-2206.

Front cult. for Super AV or 140hi-crop, $300; front cult. attach.for Super A, $250; front cult.attach. for Int. Cub, $200; 5’ boxblade, $150; PTO for Super A or140, $100; (6) hillers, 12” blades,$25/1; (6) cult. shanks, Int.,$25/1; 5’ JD cult. shanks, likenew, $25/1; (3) trac. draw bars,$25/1. Joseph Costanza,Hammond; 985-345-6743.

JD 621 gas trac., ’57 model, tricycle front-end w/p/s, trac. used& in great shape, $3000/OBO.Carey Dubois, Ethel; 225-634-2454.

Int. viber shank, 14’, new cyl.& hose, $800; hitch rack carrier,$125. Zan Dupre, Eunice; 337-457-2716 or 337-580-3402.

Bush Hog brand 10’ tandemdisc, 24 blades, ready to work,good hyd. cyl., new tires & hoses,$1850; 5’ Ford bush hog type cut-ter, excel. cond., $400. Ed Durr,Jr., Amite; 985-748-5556.

Komastu D21-A dozer, powershift, 6-way blade, hvy. duty, 4post canopy, 95% undercarriage,excel. cond., $13,900; Ford 3930,p/s, 8 spds., 45 PTO hp, $7500;JD 2240 p/s, 8 spds., 51 PTO hp,$6200. J. Guillot, Hessmer; 318-563-4776.

33 hp Belarus trac. w/6’ hvy.duty Int. bush hog, $3000. DavidHickman, Merryville; 337-825-6186.

IH 480 disc, 21’, good cond.,$1000; hay forks, 3 pt., home-made, $100; Preifert, used little,$150. Ricky Juneau, Hessmer;318-563-8478.

1-row riding digger, greatshape, $3000. Daniel Laborde,Mansura; 318-964-2902.

7700 JD combine, 2-20 flexhead, field ready, shed kept,$5000. Victor Lachney,Moreauville; 318-985-2545.

15.5x38, 6-ply tire, new, R.2,$355; new 23.1x26 R2 tire, $300.Clement Lejeune, Oberlin; 337-639-2439.

Page 8 MARKET BULLETIN August 28, 2008Allis Chalmers motor grader,

$3000 or trade for a 1-3 cubic yd.dirt pan. Eddie Lemoine,Plaucheville; 318-922-4137.

Ford 3000-5500, Case-David Bloader, $8900; JD 650, $4300; IH274, off set, $5500; Ford 640,$2900; IH 484, $5500; Clark,diesel fork lift, $6900. Joe Major,Church Point; 337-684-6474 or337-945-6960.

NH M 850 hay baler, $2000;NH M 56 rake, $500; Kuhn GMD66, 8’ hay cutter, $2000. RobertOrtego, Washington; 337-826-5245.

1494 Case trac., good tires, cab& air, $5500; Kuhn fluffer rake,$1000; 3 pt. pasture aerator, $500;(2) anvils, $100/1. Joe Richerson,Lecompte; 318-445-4008 or 318-419-4005.

Int. Cub 1975 w/42” Woodsbelly mower, original owner,good shape, $2500/OBO. T.Snyder, St. Amant; 225-675-8779.

Long 2610 trac., 65 PTO hp,under 500 hrs., $8500. ClaySwitzer, Jeanerette; 337-276-6700.

Vermeer 403F, rd. baler, 3x4bales, good cond., $2000. RonaldFletcher, Holden; 225-567-2363.

Ford brand bush hog, 5’, 3 pt.hitch, used but in good cond.,$400. G.W. Haynes, Shongaloo;318-846-2622.

1312 Gehl manure spreader,dual axle w/flotation tires, barnkept, $9000; 1486 IH, w/cab,good cond., $10,000. LamarHolmes, Keatchie; 318-933-3144.

Kubota L2800 w/box blade &bush hog, less than 45 hrs., pur-chased new in ’05, $10,500. MaryMcMahan, Hammond; 225-567-7048.

4020 JD trac., power shifttrans., good solid trac., $7500.Darien Milton, Hammond; 985-320-9937.

MF 1560, 5x6 rd. baler, newstarted flaps & belts, some newchains, baled hay last yr., $1500.Randy Nugent, Olla; 318-465-3614.

MF model 65, good shape, newpaint & clutch, $5000; 135 MFdiesel trac., needs work, $3700;(2) 6’ bush hogs, (1) has newdeck, other has hvy. duty ¼ deck,excel. cond., $1200/1; Farmalltrac. w/tricycle front end, gasengine, good solid trac., $1900;10’ Woods bush hog, $2400;model 160 Bush Bog brand bushhog, 13’6” wide, reworked &painted, $4500. Freddie Rick,Kentwood; 985-229-2279.

JD 4020 in good cond., current-ly being used daily, comes w/hyd.post driver, $6500. Brady Riche,Plaucheville; 318-715-2896.

Wanted: JD 2010 rear rim,13.6x28, 9 lug, no tire. D.Bounds, Vinton; 337-589-7767.

Wanted: used trac. tires, 18-4-34. Bobby Charles, Palmetto;337-945-6495.

Wanted: 2 trac. wheels,18.4x34x16” prefer w/tires; 10wheel hay rake in need of repair.Wayne Longino, Coushatta; 318-932-6428.

Wanted: 2 gear boxes for 10’Woods bush hog, model 121.C.M. Nunnery, Magnolia, MS;601-783-2177.

Wanted: good used trac. tires,18-4-38 for 16” Case Int. rims. C.Reece, Gilliam; 318-455-2155.

Wanted: front-end loader forMF-85, 82 hp trac., or JD 2040,40 hp trac. Bill Beasley, Ferriday;318-757-4307.

Wanted: hyd. remote valve, ingood working cond., for oldermodel 2440 JD trac. BobbyGuillory, Ville Platte; 337-599-2588.

Wanted: 450 Case dozers, anyshape, whole or part. P.R. Krantz,Krotz Springs; 337-592-0170.

Wanted: used 9.5x24 trac. tirefor Farmall 140 trac. E.J.Flanagan, Hammond; 985-345-1498.

Wanted: later model JD 85-100hp, cab/air trac., & 15’ Rhino orBushhog brad cutter. Fred Lucky,Bossier City; 318-464-8853.

FARMTRUCKS &RELATED

PARTS

DT 466 Int. engine, complete, ontest stand, $1800. Henry Amato,Independence; 985-878-6566.

Int. model 4300, ’02, 466 diesel, 6spd., 18’ twin cyl. dump, single axle,excel. cond., $27,500; ’01 Int. model4900, 466 diesel, 6 spd., 20’ dumpbed, $24,000. Danny Choquette,Marrero; 504-382-6633.

1968 fully restored Ford F-150,460 cu. balance engine, C-6 trans.,shown at antique shows & won,beautiful w/lots of extras, $10,000.Charles Hammons, Many; 318-256-2420.

1972 Ford F-100 step side w/6cyl., auto trans., needs enginerebuild, will run, $850; ’65 Chev. C-60 bobtail single axle truck w/fifthwheel hitch, $500. L.K. Richards,Zachary; 225-939-6203.

1995 Ford, 2-ton, air ride seat, airride suspension, flat bed, tool box,p/s, am/fm radio, a/c, 5.9 alum.engine, engine burns a little oil,$7000. Terry Rider, Eunice; 337-789-1927.

1999 red F-250 lariat, turbodiesel, swb extended cab w/foldaway gooseneck ball & runningboards, 180 K miles, $10,000. D.Broussard, Gonzales; 225-675-8592.

1994 Toyota, 4x4 truck, cab &bed has damage, good engine, trans.,front end & back end, engine runswell, $800. Twyman Guillory,Marksville; 318-253-8017.

1999 Ford, F-350 lariat, 160,000

miles, 4 wd, 7.3 diesel, hideawaygooseneck hookup, add on frontbumper, good cond., $12,500. RobRichard, Maurice; 337-962-4001.

1989 Volvo, 60 series w/sleeper,300 Detroit, 9 spd., (2) new steeringtires, new fifth wheel, 260,000 mileson motor, all elbows on exhaust sys-tem new, synthetic oil in rear ends,all under carriage redone, goodcond., $6000/OBO. Dean Young,Elton; 337-584-2534.

1980 Int. truck DT, 466 air baddrag w/Barko 80 log loader w/logbolsters, $10,000. Ken Cline, Baker;225-778-0046 or 225-572-0282.

1992 utility truck bed, good cond.,$1200. Bryant Coker, Glenmora;318-201-4271 or 318-748-4271.

1978 GMC motor home w/gener-ator, $2000; fiberglass camper shell,sport side, $475; rim, 15”x8.5, 6hole, $375/1; rims, 16” alum.,$400/4; new mobile home tires &rims, $100/1. Sheila Willis,Jennings; 337-824-5197 or 337-789-0699.

1995 Ford 2-ton, air ride seat, airride suspension, flat bed, tool box,p/s, am/fm radio, a/c, 5.9 engine,engine burns a little oil, $7000. TerryRider, Eunice; 337-789-1927.

2007 Chevy 1 ton, 4 wd w/11’ flatbed, 6.0 gas motor w/10,000 miles,$20,000. Owen Begnaud, Lafayette;337-278-7713.

Chevy Suburban 4x4, runs well,4 wd works, good rubber, Camocolor, $1000. Phillip Courvelle,Opelousas; 337-942-7795.

Truck cover ARE, fits long bed,came off ’05 Ford, red color, fiber-glass hinges in front, $800. David;Opelousas; 337-942-6567.

2000 Peterbuilt 379 EXH w/63”sleeper, over hauled 250,000, newtrans., 14 mos. ago, virgin rubber &new brakes & drums, ’08 Wilsonhopper package, $65,000. BlannGreen, Opelousas; 337-945-6090.

1968 fully restored, Ford F150,460 cu. balanced engine, C-6 trans.,shown at antique shows, beautifulw/lots of extras, $10,000. JeromeHammons, Many; 318-256-2420 or318-332-2042.

Ford F150 XL, 4x4, auto., shortw/b, a/c, p/s, new tires, $3600.James Lee, Forest Hill; 318-748-6845.

1970 GMC truck, 400 bushelmetal box, 427 V-8 motor, 5 spd.trans., 2 spd. axle, 90 % rubber,ready to go, $2000. George Leger,Port Barre; 337-585-7184.

Chevy diesel dually, ’93, 4 doors,150,000 miles, $4000. ScottGautreau, Gonzales; 225-644-6866.

Ford pick up, long wheel base,’68, $3500. Darien Milton,Hammond; 985-320-9937.

Dodge Ram, ¾ ton, turboCummins, 180,000 miles, runsgreat, camper top, cabinets & trans-fer tank in bed, great work truck,$2500. Dan Morgan, Lake Charles;337-540-0565.

Steel truck body, 8’x22’ w/steelroller on back, $2000. Freddie Rick,Kentwood; 985-229-2279.

TRAILERS,WAGONS &

EQUIPMENTCapri type camper, fits 8’ bed,

a/c, stove, sink, sleeps 3, interiorcompletely restored, plenty of cabi-net space, jacks, $1200/OBOJeremy, Thibodaux; 985-859-7132.

2007 Ponderosa, 2-horse bumperpull trailer, new, $3800; ’08Ponderosa, 6x16x6½ livestocktrailer, new, $3950. Ricky Juneau,Hessmer; 318-563-8478.

3-axle equipment trailer, $1895; 2seat Amish buggy, $3500. J.L.Beasley, Baker; 225-276-9410 or225-775-4355.

2006 model gooseneck grand,6x24 cattle trailer, canvas top &excel. shape, $6500. Terry Rider,Eunice; 337-784-1927.

Bumper pull 2-horse trailer,homemade, $400. Bryant Coker,Glenmora; 318-201-4271 or 318-748-4271.

2-horse straight load & ramps,alum. Sundowner trailer,$4000/OBO or possible trade for 4-horse open type trailer. SandraCraft, Florien; 318-508-1144 or318-508-1155.

Hale cattle trailer, 16’, new floor& paint, good cond., $3000. C.M.Duplechain, Jennings; 337-824-2989.

35 cotton trailers, 8’-10’ wide,24’-40’ long w/3 & 4 axles, good toexcel. cond., for hay trailers or stor-ing crawfish traps, del. avail., $750-$1750. T.L. Enright, Sr., SicilyIsland; 318-389-5395 or 318-282-6299.

Amish covered buggy, 1 seat,$1000; 2 wheel cart, spoke wheels,seats 2 people, all steel diamond cutfloor, $300; lg. red wagon, 2 horsepull drivers seat, 2 long seats inback, $2000. Littell Mouiller,Mamou; 337-468-3140.

Gooseneck grand, ’06, 6x24 cat-tle trailer, canvas top, excel. shape,$6500. Terry Rider, Eunice; 337-789-1927.

2001 Sundowner alum. gin 3horse slant, excel. cond., dressingroom w/a/c, outlets, walk thru door,rear tack, $12,000. Jack Hughes, St.Francisville; 225-721-0944 or 225-634-5091.

(2) 8:25 Rx15 low boy tires, loadrange G, 14 ply, tube type w/flaps,new, $200. Frank Jordan, Baker;225-261-3841.

Homemade 20’ flatbed dbl.axle/hitch w/ramps, ’80, solid weld-ed, 1’ rails, 5 ¾’ wide, $1950; 24’bed, 30’ total gooseneck, 7’ wide,bld. axle, 6000 lb. each, $4000.John Noel, Arnaudville; 337-754-5334.

Bumper pull 4-horse trailer,good cond. w/saddle compartment,$1200/OBO. Brady Riche,Plaucheville; 318-715-2896.

Bumper pull 4-horse trailerw/tandem axles, fresh paint, great

FARM &LIVESTOCK

SUPPLIES

Hvy. duty steel corral panels,5x10, $50; 5x12, $62; 4’ bowgates, $90; 10’ $130; rd. pens,40’, $690; 50’, $840; 60’, $990;70’, $1140; 8’ dual axle feeders,$1950; hvy. duty pasture gates,10’-16’, all include threadedhinges, $7/foot. Jimmy Carriere,Port Barre; 337-298-5943.

500 gal. diesel tank on skid,excel. cond., $375. DannyChoquette, Marrero; 504-382-6633.

Hvy. duty steel corral panels,5x10, $45; 5x12, $52; 4’ b/gates,$75; 10’ $100; hvy. duty rd. pens,40’, $625; 50’, $785; 60’, $900;70’, $1050, all include 4’ bowgate; 8’ dual axle feeders, 6500 lb.comp., $1950; larger sizes avail.Leah Dupuis, Port Barre; 337-298-5943 or 337-945-6059.

Custom built alum. dog box,3’w x 3.5’ l, will fit any pickupbed, 2 sided w/2 doors, camopaint, $300/OBO. Larry, Gretna;504-427-4256.

Hvy. duty dog kennels, 6, 8 &10’, $400-$625; Cushman utilityvehicle, 3 cyl. w/PTO & dumpbed, runs well, needs brake work,$2250; log barn to be moved w/allbarn wood, split logs & shakes,$10,000. Miles McNeely,Hornbeck; 318-565-4060.

New 17” roping saddle, $550.J.L. Beasley, Baker; 225-276-9410 or 225-775-4355.

Good, used tin, 8 & 10’ long,$4/sheet. Robert Graham,DeRidder; 337-328-7199.

Dressage saddle, 16.5”, m/wtree, fits most horses, leather &irons included, $300. LizzieGomez, St. Gabriel; 225-642-5953.

Circle Y saddle, wood treerawhide wrapped, 16” seat, lots oftooling on saddle skirt & leggings,completely reworked, new fleece,stirrup straps w/buckles, d rings,big stirrups, comfortable riddingsaddle, $500. Chris Douget, VillePlatte; 337-224-2896.

shape, $800. Ken Wagley, ChurchPoint; 337-684-0105.

Wanted: 60,000 lb. capacityequipment movement trailer w/pin-dal tong hookup. Mike Johnson,Oakdale; 318-335-6089.

Wanted: 14’-18’ bumper pullstock trailer, older trailer would beokay. Ken Maddox, Singer; 337-786-2533.

Wanted: stock cattle trailer, 16-20’, good cond., reasonably priced.Pete Touchet, Jennings; 337-912-1401 or 337-824-2020.

Wanted: 60,000 lb. capacityequipment movement trailer w/pin-dal tongue hook up. Mike Johnson,Oakdale; 318-335-6089.

Page 9MARKET BULLETINAugust 28, 2008¾”, 7/8” & 1” sucker rods,

$10.5, $11.5, $12.5/1, del. avail.T.L. Enright, Sr., Sicily Island;318-389-5395 or 318-282-6299.

Mig welder, thermal arc, 400GMS, DC inverter, stick, mig, tigw/22-A wire feeder, $2200.Wayne, Marksville; 318-359-7416.

1000 gal. butane tank, needsvalves & testing, $1000. ShaneThames, Bordelonville; 318-305-5725.

13 panels, 12’, $60; 5 panels,16’, $65; 1 bow gate, $75. RubyBerry, Marion; 318-292-5178 or318-376-0818.

GQF incubator, 3 tray, 278 eggcapacity, clear door, $350. TonyLaBauve, New Iberia; 337-339-4424.

Powder River squeeze chute,good cond., ready to work, $1000.Cynthia LeBlanc, Sulphur; 337-853-1063.

Gates: galv., pasture 10’, $77;12’, $89; 16’, $108; 4x4 weldedwire filled gates, 4’, $57; 6’, $75;8’, $78; 10’, $87; 12’, $100; 14’,$110; 16’, $121, all galv.; newgalv. horse panels, 5’Hx10’Lw/mud boots, 40’ round pen,$800, 50’, $990; 60’, $1160, allinclude a 4’ bow gate. MikePassman, Amite; 985-748-5094.

McCormick deering 4E ham-

mer mill, 4 screens, 3200-3350RPM, $395/OBO. Henry Scholer,Melville; 337-623-5275.

2003 Polaris 4 wheeler, goodcond., $1500. Blaine Devillier,Eunice; 337-207-3138 or 337-457-5281.

Panels, 8’-16’, $65-up; gates,4’-18’, $60-up; water trough, 70-300 gal., $125-up; creep feeders,650 lb., $665, 1000 lb., $850.Celia Juneau, Hessmer; 318-563-8478.

Roping saddle, 16”, Atlantasaddlery, Zachary, La., hvy. duty,shop made, padded seat, goodcond., $350. Lawrence Fontenot;Reeves; 337-499-9727.

Galv. gates, various sizes, 6’-14’, several on hand, $50/1. G.W.Haynes, Shongaloo; 318-846-2622.

Steel I beams, 4”x6”x20’, neverused, 12 lbs./foot weight, $170/1or $160/1, take all 15; otherlengths, 4’-12’, $6/per linear foot.Bob Johnson, Reeves; 337-749-2452.

Used RH Powder River squeezechute, needs new floor,$450/cash. Malcolm Thomas,Natchitoches; 318-357-8467.

Squeeze chute, never used, hvy.duty both sides, adjust in & out,one side opens, bottom panelsopen, side bars open & back gate,

very nice, $1950, del. avail. PhilipWatts, Livingston; 225-686-1306.

Wanted: used livestock port-a-hut housing. Sarina Lirette,Bourg; twofeatherfarms@hot-mail.com, 985-665-0464.

FROM THEFARM

(2) Hova-Bator incubators, usedonce, 1 w/auto turner, 41 eggs, 1for hatching $180/both. MikeJoyner, Jamestown; 318-894-7769.

Craftsman radial arm saw, 10”,good cond., $125/OBO; 60 terracotta ridge tiles, excel. cond., $8/1,OBO; all wood 10 gun cabinet,etched glass doors, drk. oak finish,lighted, brass hardware, bottomstorage, dbl. locking doors, top &bottom, $400/OBO. Larry, Gretna;504-427-4256.

Rotisserie smoker grill, 4 trays,fire box, motorized 12 & 14 gaugemetal, $2000. JoAnn Sawyer,Prairieville; 225-622-4272.

All natural goat milk soap, real-ly good for your skin, long lastingbar, no petroleum or artificialingredients, various scents, $5/bar.Melanie Blackmer, Lake Charles;

www.hometown.aol.com/pdav-enp913, 337-478-2208.

2006, 800 Suzuki Boulevard, lowmiles, chromed out, lots of extras,great cond., extended warranty,$8000. Marlene Stewart, Loranger;marlenestewart07@bellsouth.net,225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963.

Homemade goat milk soap,made from 100% pure, farm freshgoat milk & pure essential oils,aromatherapy formulas &unscented avail., contains no arti-ficial preservatives, colors, fillersor water, so not use fragrance oilsor SLS, $5/bar, plus shipping.Marguerite Constantine,M o r e a u v i l l e ;wesmar.farms@cebridge.net, 318-985-2095.

600, 2x6x16 pine, cured undercover, band saw cut, $6.4/1. OrisCreighton, Folsom; 985-788-4313.

Cypress lumber, 85¢/bd. ft.Willie LaCaze, Pitkin; 318-358-3314.

Redworms, $10/lb. pick up,$20/lb. shipped. Marie Stewart,Sarepta; 318-994-2474 or 318-847-4481.

Antique white porcelain linedhvy. cast iron dbl. sink, needsrefinishing, $200/OBO; stainlesssteel hvy. duty. commercial singlesink, $300/OBO; stainless steelhvy. duty. commercial meat pro-

cessing table on 2” angle ironframe, $500/OBO. T. Snyder, St.Amant; 225-675-8779.

Red wiggler worms for fishing,compost, gardening, 14 gal. cont.,$25/1 or $15/lb., must pick up.Jimmie Young, Eunice; 337-457-5053.

New clear plastic egg cartons,pack of 45, can be divided into ½cartons or use as whole, $20. AngieMedlin, Eunice; 337-457-2387.

TI 4000 gen. tirfuel, $2000; TI7000 diesel gen. elec. start, $3000;pump air comp., 5 hp, $500; excel.pressure washer, 2600 PSI, gas,$300; water pump, 5.5 hp.,extreme, $300. Tony Noto, Sr.,Independence; 985-878-3783.

7’ BBQ pit on wheels, 2 doors &4 slide out trays, $2000; shop madesteel outdoor fireplace w/expandedmetal cover for cooking, $300.Freddie Rick, Kentwood; 985-229-2279.

Wanted: okra cutter, in goodworking cond. Lester Bernar,Church Point; 337-280-4806.

Wanted: old grist mill or oldmill stones, any size. RichardEaves, Demopolis, AL; 334-289-8906.

Wanted: mulch bedder & plasticmulch layer, that lay 3’-5’ mulch,reasonably priced. Billy Kirkley,Prentiss, MS; 601-792-8410.

Beef Burgundy2 slices bacon, chopped2 pounds sirloin tip or roundsteak, cut into 1-inch cubes1/2 cup flour 1 teaspoon salt1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt 1/4 teaspoon marjoram

1/4 teaspoon thyme 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 clove garlic, minced1 beef bouillon cube, crushed1 cup Burgundy wine 1/4 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced 2 tablespoons cornstarch (optional)

In large skillet, cook bacon several minutes. Remove bacon and setaside. Coat beef with flour and brown on all sides in bacon mixture.Combine steak, bacon drippings, cooked bacon, seasonings, bouillon,and Burgundy in slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 6 to 8 hoursor until meat is tender. Turn control to high. Add mushrooms; cookon high for 15 minutes. To thicken sauce, if desired, add cornstarch(dissolved in 2 tablespoons cold water) with mushrooms.

Thai Chicken8 chicken thighs (about 2pound) boneless, skinless3/4 cup hot salsa1/4 cup peanut butter

2 tablespoons soy sauce1 teaspoon grated gingerroot1/4 cup chopped peanuts2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro

Place chicken in 3 1/2- to 6-quart slow cooker. Mix remaining ingre-dients except peanuts and cilantro; pour over chicken.Cover and cookon low for 8 to 9 hours or until juice of chicken is no longer pink whencenters of thickest pieces are cut. Remove chicken from slow cooker,using slotted spoon; place on serving platter. Remove sauce fromcrock pot; skim fat from sauce. Pour over chicken. Sprinkle withpeanuts and cilantro.

These tasty slow-These tasty slow-cooker recipes are surecooker recipes are sureto be family favorites.to be family favorites.

source: www.recipegoldmine.com

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Coming Your WayTangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office

Mounted Division Trail Ride will take placeSept. 27 at 9:30 a.m. at the Fluker Fire TowerHunting Club (Hwy. 10 west, one mile westof I-55 in Fluker).

Horse and wagons welcome. Trails arewooded with a small amount of gravel.

$15 per rider over 12 years of age; 12 andunder, $10. Price includes ride, supper, DJand live band.

Hamburgers, hot dogs, souvenir t-shirts andraffle will be available.

For more information, contact Jill at 985-969-9313.

The Loranger Goat Dairy will open inSept. TBA at Rogers Royal Ranch, 51182Narretto Rd.

The dairy will offer assorted flavors ofgourmet goat cheese, including garlic, doublecream walnut, triple cream pecan and others.

Now taking applications for home deliveryand cheese of the month club.

For more information call Dawn Rogers at985-974-7994.

Folsom’s 3rd Annual Open Car & BikeShow will be held Sept. 6 at 8:00 a.m. onRailroad Ave.

Pre-registration is $15. A variety of prizes will be awarded.For more information, contact Debbie

Wactor at 985-796-9833, dwactor@bell-south.net or by accessing www.villageoffol-som.com.

Silver Spur Riders Club monthly showwill be held Sept. 20 at the DeRidder Arenain DeRidder.

Classes offered are peewee, junior, seniorand open in English, Western, Arabian, hal-ter, showmanship, speed and lunge-lineevents.

All shows are APHA, PAC, PtHA andOCAP approved.

Future event dates are Oct. 19 and Nov. 22.Warm up areas, RV spots, stalls and hotels

are available.For more information, contact Dan Morgan

at 337-540-0565 or Michelle Seaman at 409-423-6783.

Information may also be found at the Website www.silverspurridersclub.com.

Atchafalaya Bit & Bridle Club will host ahorse show Sept. 20 at Youngs Road HorseArena in Morgan City.

The last show of the year is Oct. 4. Theawards presentation is Nov. 15.

Six high-point saddles will be awarded atthe end of season awards presentation Nov.15.

For more information, contact MikeMancuso at 985-518-2492 or Donna Fitch at985-397-3833.

The South Louisiana Team SortingAssociation will hold a competitive cattlesorting event at 9 a.m. Sept. 6 at the C.M.Zito Arena in Plaquemine.

Classes include open, mixed,pro/am/novice, junior youth, senior youth,amateur and novice.

For more information, visit the Web sitewww.sltsa.org or contact Lisa Diez at 225-715-3180.

The Louisiana Cutting HorseAssociation will hold a competition Sept. 20at 10 a.m. at the Rice Festival Arena inCrowley.

Practice begins at 8:30 a.m.Future dates are Oct. 11 and Nov. 15.For more information, call Mary Kay

Walker at 337-967-0139.Louisiana Stock Horse Association has

upcoming show dates scheduled for thespring and summer.

Show dates include Sept. 6, New Roads,Oct. 4, West Calcasieu Arena, Sulphur andNov. 8, Shivers Arena in Jonesville.

For more information, contact JudyWeisberger at jweisger@bellsouth.net.

The Calcasieu Horseman’s Club will hostan All Breed Open Horse Show series at the

Crowley Rice Arena.Dates include Sept. 21 and Oct. 26.Four age divisions will be offered and

classes include halter, color, showmanship,leadline, Western, English, gaited and speedevents.

Stalls, camper hookups and concessionswill be available. Overnight stay welcome.

For more information, call 337-515-3836,337-515-1764 or 337-794-0662.

The South Louisiana Saddle Club isholding a 1 p.m. Fun Horse Show with bar-rels, poles and other events Sept. 6 atChurchill Arena, 10205 Lapalco, Westwego.

Entry fees are $4 or 8/$20. Membership isnot required.

Future event dates are Sept 13, Sept. 20.For more information, contact Dudly Hartz

at 504-436-8145 or visit Websitewww.southlouisianasaddleclub.com

The State Fair of Louisiana is hosting acooking show and contest Nov. 2 through 8 atthe Agriculture building on the StateFairgrounds in Shreveport.

Categories include beef stew, pecan cook-ery, chili and others.

Entry forms will be available beginningSept. 22 and returned by Oct. 13. The contestis open to everyone.

For more information, contact JeannieCrnkovic or Terry Foster at 318-965-2326.

Old Farmers Day and Horse PullingContest will be held Oct. 19 through 19 at9:00 a.m. at Brunett Farms in Loranger.

The event is a family affair demonstrationof how our forefathers lived, worked andplayed.

For more information, contact Gerald ofBarbara Brunett at 985-878-2360 orbbrunett@i-55.com.

Second Saturday plant sale program willbe held Sept. 13 at 9:00 a.m. at the ParkwayPartners Greenhouse, 1137 Baronne St. (cor-ner of Baronne and Clio) New Orleans.

A variety of guest speakers will lecture on

horticultural issues.For more information, call 504-620-2224

or e-mail dgraham@parkwaypartners.org. A Farm, Construction and Vehicle

Auction will be held Sept. 27 at Brown’sAuction, 167 Racetrack Lane in Eunice.

Consignment deadline is Sept. 20.For more information, contact Gaynell

Frown at 337-457-4919, admin@brownsauc-tion.com or www.brownsauction.com.

The Jena Annual Fall Fest Antique Showwill be held Nov. 14 & 15 at the Jena FairGrounds in Jena.

Events include a swap/trade meet, tractorpull, tractor games and antique car, truck,tractor and motor show.

For more information, contact RoseleaCooper at 318-992-2206.

The Silver Creek Campground DoveHunt will take place Sept. 6-8 at the SilverCreek Campground in Mount Hermon.

Registration includes Saturday meal;camping available.

For more information, contact ReneeGoings at 985-877-4256 or www.silvercreek-camp.com.

The Silver Creek Campground ATVRodeo and Pull will take place Sept. 19-20at the Silver Creek Campground in MountHermon.

Events include ATV pull, barrel racing,pole racing and mud pit; camping available.

For more information, contact ReneeGoings at 985-877-4256, silvercreek-camp@bellsouth.net or www.silvercreek-camp.com.

P&K Farms Cattleman’s OpportunitySale will be held Oct. 18 at the Dean LeeResearch Station Sale Facility at LSU-A inAlexandria.

Cattle viewing Oct 17-18; sale starts atnoon.

For more information, contact Mike orPerry Joe Smith at 318-628-4631 or 318-471-1347 or smithkennethm@bellsouth.net.

Hay For Sale?If you have hay for sale and would like to be listed in the MarketNews Hay Directory, complete the information on the form belowand return no later than Nov. 30 to Market News, Attention: Jean Guy,P.O. Box 3334, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-3334.

Name:Complete Address:City, State, Zip:Parish:Telephone: home ( ) work ( ) Bale type (check one or both) round squareHay condition: excellent good fair poorComments:

Sorghum showspromise for bio-energy market

Sonny Viator, the director of theLSU AgCenter's Iberia ResearchStation, says the potential forsweet sorghum to produce ethanolis economically feasible.

Viator spoke to Iberia Parish areafamers during a recent sugarcanefield day at the research station.

As fuel prices increase and cornprices remain high sorghum couldplay a larger role in the bioenergymarket, Viator said.

Earlier research had produced250 gallons of ethanol per acrefrom sweet sorghum, but a morerecent test at Houma resulted in500 gallons per acre, Viator said.

He said sorghum has potential asa rotational crop with cane andrice.

"I think it is going to be verymuch a complementary crop,"Viator said.

He said the varieties Theis,M81-E and Topper were grownthis year at the Iberia Station, butnew varieties are expected.

Several things have to belearned, including the best plant-ing times and which herbicidescan be used for the crop, he said.

Another speaker at event, BenLegendre, LSU AgCenter sugar-cane specialist, said a substitutefor glyphosate as a ripener on sug-arcane will have to be found ifRound-Up Ready sugarcane isreleased in a few years.

-LSU AgCenter Report

Cattle auctionsThe following companies and/or indi-viduals have public livestock auctioncharters to conduct public livestockauctions in Louisiana.

Kinder Livestock13008 Hwy 190 West, Kinder337-738-2778Mansura Livestock8745 Hwy 1Mansura318-964-5330Dominique Stockyard (Baton Rouge Location)1462 Airline Hwy.Baton Rouge225-356-5203Dominique Stockyard(Carencro Location)3600 N. University Ave.Carencro337-896-6995Dominique Stockyard(Opelousas Location)2800 W. Landry StreetOpelousas337-942-5661

Red River Livestock AuctionP. O. Box 456 Hwy 1Coushatta318-932-5691H & H Livestock4202 Hwy 1Raceland985-446-6540Amite Livestock Co.58449 Hwy. 51Amite985-748-8636Miller Livestock100 Sale Barn RoadDeQuincy337-786-2995North Tangipahoa Stockyard(formerly Fairchild Livestock)12036 Hwy. 38Kentwood985-229-8580Delhi Livestock Auction774 Hwy. 80Delhi318-878-2394Dominique/ Miller Stockyard3500 Lower Third StreetAlexandria318-442-6628

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Louisiana Department of Agriculture and ForestryFederal - State Livestock Market News PricesPrices represent averages per hundred weight

Prices for week ending 08/12/08CATTLE PRICES FROM PRESENT AND PAST

Slaughter Cows Utility $57.75 $52.56 $43.18Feeder Steers 400-500 lbs. $108.00 $123.25 $96.65Feeder Heifers 400-500 lbs. $96.50 $112.92 $88.15

This Week Last Year Five Years Ago

Visit your local farmers marketASCENSION PARISHGonzalesAscension Fresh Market14046 Airline Hwy.Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year roundBEAUREGARD PARISHRagleyRagley Farmers MarketRagley Historical Square, Hwy. 12Sat. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m., during peakgrowing seasonBIENVILLE PARISHGibslandGibsland Farmers Market Assoc.Main StreetWed. & Sat. 7 a.m. until sold outJune - Oct. CADDO PARISHShreveportShreveport/Bossier Farmers Marketriver front at Festival PlazaSat. 7 - 11:30 a.m. / Tue. 4 -7 p.m. May 31-Aug. 30Oct. 18-Nov. 22, Sat. onlyCALCASIEU PARISHLake CharlesCharlestown Farmers Market1001 Ryan StreetSat. 7 a.m. - noon, year roundMoss BluffMB Farmers & Crafters MarketSam Houston Jones Pkwy. Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, April-Oct.EAST BATON ROUGE PARISHBaton RougeRed Stick Farmers Market #1 Fifth St. near Main St.Sat. 8 a.m.- noon, Jan.-Dec.Red Stick Farmers Market #28470 Goodwood Blvd. Unitarian Church Parking LotTues. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Jan. - July & Sept. - Dec.Red Stick Farmers Market #3LDAF parking lot Florida Blvd.Thurs. 8 a.m.- noon May-Aug.EVANGELINE PARISHVille PlatteVille Platte Farmers Market11 East Main StreetFri. 5 p.m.-7 p.m.IBERIA PARISHNew IberiaTeche Area Farmers MarketBouligny PlazaTues. 4-6:30 p.m., Sat. 7-10:30 a.m.

year roundJEFFERSON PARISHGretnaGretna Farmers Market300 Huey P. Long Ave.Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., all yearJEFFERSON DAVIS PARISHJenningsMain Street Farmers MarketFounder’s ParkSat. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m., year roundLAFAYETTE PARISHLafayetteAcadiana Farmers Market801 Foreman Dr. & Dulles St. Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 5 - 10 a.m. Jan. - Dec.LafayetteCity Garden MarketRiver Ranch Town SquareSat. 8 a.m. - noon, year roundLAFOURCHE PARISHThibodauxThibodaux Main Street MarketLa. 1 and MarongeSat. 7 - 11 a.m. LIVINGSTON PARISHDenham SpringsLivingston Farmers MarketNew Covenant Church parking lotHwy. 190Sat. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m., year roundMADISON PARISHTallulahTallulah Farmers Market408 N. Cedar St., Hwy. 65Tues., Thurs. & Sat.8 a.m. - noon, May-Aug., Oct.-Dec.MOREHOUSE PARISHBastropMorehouse Parish Farmers Market305 E. MadisonMon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5p.m., April-Dec.NATCHITOCHES PARISHNatchitochesCane River Green Market Downtown Natchitoches riverbank Tues. 4-8 p.m., June 5-July 25Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., April 22-July 29ORLEANS PARISHNew OrleansCrescent City Farmers Market #1700 Magazine St. Sat. 8 a.m.-noon, year roundCrescent City Farmers Market #2Uptown Square, 200 Broadway

Tues. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year roundOUACHITA PARISHMonroeMonroe Farmers Market1212 Washington St.Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-1 p.m.June - Aug. 19West MonroeWest Monroe Farmers Market1700 North 7th St.Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 7 p.m., April 1 -Nov. 23ST. CHARLES PARISHDestrehanGerman Coast Farmers MarketParking lot of Ormond PlantationSat. 8 a.m. - noon, year roundST. LANDRY PARISHOpelousasSt. Landry Farmers Market952 East Landry St., Hwy. 190Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 7 a.m.-11 a.m.Jan.-Dec.ST. TAMMANY PARISHCovingtonCovington Farmers MarketCity Hall, 609 North ColumbiaSat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Wed. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jan. - Dec.MandevilleMandeville Trailhead Comm. Market675 Lafitte St.Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year roundTERREBONNE PARISHHoumaCajun Farmers Market of Houma -TerrebonneTunnel Blvd. & Naquin St.Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m., year roundWASHINGTON PARISHBogalusaBogalusa Farmers Market500 Block of Columbia St.Sat., 9 a.m.-noon, Jun. - Aug.WEST FELICIANA PARISHSt. FrancisvilleSt. Francisville Farmers Marketagricultural pavilion (4-H Barn)Thurs. 1-5 p.m., May 25-first frostWINN PARISHWinnfieldWinn Farmers Market301 West Main & St. John St. Tues. & Fri. 7:30 - 11 a.m.April 18-Aug. 11

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Home sweet homeA home is the largest and most important

purchase most Louisiana residents make. Tohelp homeowners get the most of thatinvestment while also doing their part forthe environment and future generations, theLSU AgCenter and its partners have devel-oped the Louisiana House Home andLandscape Resource Center.

Known as LaHouse for short, the complet-ed center opened to the public in July. It willbe open Wednesdays through Fridays from9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through the summer toallow the public to see some of theunique features incorporated into thehome’s construction.

Full-service touring operations areexpected to begin in the fall.

Located on the LSU campus inBaton Rouge, the center focuses onhousing and landscape techniquesspecific to our region’s subtropicalclimate and hazards.

The demonstration house isdesigned around the concept of creat-ing a sustainable home. Its designmakes it energy and resource effi-cient, more comfortable, safer, moredurable and healthier for its occupants– including exceptional indoor airquality and universal design.

An unusual and powerful strengthof the house and landscape is thatmany different options are presentedand homeowners may pick andchoose the options that are either mostaffordable or the ones that meet theirneeds or desires for optimal perform-ance.

Claudette Reichel, housing special-ist for the LSU AgCenter, said she isexcited LaHouse is finally completedafter five years of planned construc-tion.

“Prospective homeowners and

building professionals can observe firsthand and learn about the many solutions –from ways to protect a home from hurri-canes, floods, mold and termites to theemployment of highly energy efficient andhealthy building, air conditioning and light-ing systems to interiors that combine beau-ty, comfort and convenience with eco-friendly benefits,” Reichel said.

The house was exhibited for more than ayear in its mid-construction phases afterhurricanes Katrina and Rita struck the state.

Margaret Pierce, LaHouse Coordinator,said the visitors who toured the house dur-ing mid-construction learned about the lat-est building techniques to construct a morehurricane-proof home.

“Many state residents were forced to re-build their homes after Katrina and Rita,”Pierce said. “Nearly 7,000 people visitedduring the year after the hurricanes.”

The LaHouse will not only serve as aneducational showcase, but the garage isactually a multimedia classroom for audi-

ences such as builders, designers and con-sumers to get the latest, science-based infor-mation or to rent for their own educationalprograms. Cutaways and an unfinishedexhibit room will allow visitors to see thespecial components used in construction.

Featured attractions include not only thehouse itself but also the 7-acres of groundsaround the home. The green design is anexample of sustainable landscaping. A pondon the site will play dual roles in stormwa-ter pollution prevention and in the heating

and cooling of the house through ageothermal heat exchange system.Winding trails will lead visitorsthrough drought-resistant nativeplant beds, a rain garden and otherspecial horticultural exhibits, and aprogrammable irrigation system willminimize the amount of water used tokeep the plants healthy.

The LaHouse Resource Center wasmade possible by the support of part-ners and private contributors whoshare its vision of shaping the futurewith sustainable housing and devel-opment. LaHouse key partnersinclude the Louisiana Department ofNatural Resources and the U.S.Department of Energy’s BuildingAmerica Program.

Key contributors include Entergyof Louisiana, Paula Garvey Manship,the Borate-Treated Wood Alliance(U.S. Borax, Osmose and Louisiana-Pacific), Louisiana Home BuildersAssociation, Roy Domangue, Roy O.Martin Lumber Co. and BuildingScience Corp.

For more information, visitw w w . l s u a g c e n t e r . c o m ,www.LouisianaHouse.org, or call225-578-2378.

-LSU AgCenter Report

The LSU AgCenter and its partners designed the LaHouse with safety, resistance to moldand rot and environmentally friendly materials in mind. Cutaway features (below) within thehouse illustrate building techniques that can be incorporated into new housing designs.