Market Bulletin 07/02/09

www.ldaf.la.gov July 2, 2009VOL. 92, No. 14

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LDAF launches agriculture recovery programAgriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike

Strain, D.V.M., and Louisiana Recovery AuthorityExecutive Director Paul Rainwater unveiled thedetails of the $44.5 million Louisiana Farm andAgribusiness Recovery Grant and Loan Program atthe annual Farm Bureau convention in New Orleansin late June.

Strain said the funds are earmarked for eligibleLouisiana farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses thatsuffered damages from hurricanes Gustav and Ike.

"Louisiana agriculture producers suffered tremen-dous losses following hurricanes Gustav and Ike andthese programs will provide a much needed boost,"Strain said. "No parish or commodity was spared bythese storms."

The application period for the program is July 13through August 21. Completed applications must bepostmarked or hand delivered and date stamped toan LDAF district office no later than 5 p.m., August21.

Strain said the LDAF partnered with the LRA todevelop the programs.

"The LDAF has been working for months withexpert assistance from the LRA to develop these pro-grams. Our goal is to get aid into the hands ofLouisiana's producers and agribusinesses as fast as

possible."Strain said the grant and loan plan is essentially

two programs. The Farm Recovery Program is designed to help

farmers and ranchers affected by the 2008 hurricaneswith their 2009 production costs through a 20 per-cent grant and 80 percent low-interest loan process.

The Agribusiness Recovery Program provideslow-interest loans for agribusinesses like aerialapplicators, cotton gins and elevators.

"All together there is $34.5 million available toproducers and $10 million available to agribusiness-es," Strain said.

The funds will be administered through theLouisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry'sLouisiana Agricultural Finance Authority office(LAFA).

"Many farmers put every nickel they had or couldborrow into their crops only to lose up to three-fourths of their investment," Strain said. "We cannotallow our farmers to be faced with the choice ofbeing forced to plant a significantly smaller crop orgoing out of business."

More than 76 percent of the cotton, 73 percent ofthe sweet potato crop and 10 percent of sugarcane

Celebrate Independence Day July 4

A grain storage facility located in Batchelor, Point Coupee Parish,was destroyed by Hurricane Gustav’s high winds.

By Laura Pursnell-Lindsay

See Recovery program, continued on page 5

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

Prices for week ending 06/13/09CATTLE PRICES FROM PRESENT AND PAST

Slaughter Cows Utility $43.75 $54.63 $55.50Feeder Steers 400-500 lbs. $99.50 $104.00 $134.00Feeder Heifers 400-500 lbs. $91.00 $98.50 $120.00

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Visit your local farmers market

ASCENSION PARISHGonzalesAscension Fresh MarketLamar Dixon Expo Center Sat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round

AVOYELLES PARISHMoreauvilleWestMar Farms Dairy Market851Couvillion StreetThurs. 2-6 p.m.

BEAUREGARD PARISHRagleyRagley Farmers MarketRagley Historical Square, Hwy. 12Sat. 8 a.m.- 1 p.m., during peakgrowing season

CADDO PARISHGreenwoodGreenwood Farmers MarketLocated in the William Peters TownParkEvery Sat. 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

ShreveportShreveport/Bossier Farmers Marketriver front at Festival PlazaWed. & Sat. 7:00 - 11:30 a.m. June 3-Aug. 26Oct. 21-Nov. 18, Sat. only

CALCASIEU PARISHLake CharlesCharlestown Farmers Market1001 Ryan StreetSat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round

Moss 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.

Baton RougeRed Stick Farmers Market #28470 Goodwood Blvd. Unitarian Church Parking LotTues. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Jan. - July & Sept. - Dec.

Baton RougeRed Stick Farmers Market #37248 Perkins RoadPerkins Palms next to Investar BankThursdays 8 a.m. - 1 p.m., Year round

ZacharyZachary Famers Market1650 Mt. Pleasant Road2nd and 4th Saturdays beginning 8 a.m.- 2 p.m.

EVANGELINE PARISHVille PlatteVille Platte Farmers Market11 East Main StreetFri. 5 p.m.-7 p.m.

IBERIA PARISHNew IberiaTeche Area Farmers MarketBouligny PlazaTues. 2-6 p.m., Sat. 7-10:30 a.m. year round

JEFFERSON PARISHGretnaGretna Farmers Market300 Huey P. Long Ave.Sat. 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Year round

WestwegoWestwego Farmers & Fisheries 484 Sala Ave., corner of 4th StreetTues 3-7 p.m. & Sat. 8:30 a.m.-2p.m.Year round

JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISHJenningsMain Street Farmers MarketFounder’s ParkSat. 7 a.m. - 10 a.m., year round

LAFAYETTE PARISHLafayetteAcadiana Farmers Market801 Foreman Dr. & Dulles St. Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 5 - 10 a.m. Jan. - Dec.

LafayetteCity Garden MarketHeymann Blvd., Oil CenterSat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round

LAFOURCHE PARISHThibodauxThibodaux Main Street MarketLa. 1 and MarongeSat. 7 - 11 a.m.

LINCOLN PARISHRustonRuston Farmer’s MarketRailroad Ave at Monroe StreetSat. 7 a.m.- Noon, March-November

LIVINGSTON PARISHDenham SpringsLivingston Farmers MarketMunicipal Building parking lotSat. 7 a.m. - noon, year round

MADISON 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 29

ORLEANS PARISHNew OrleansCrescent City Farmers Market #1700 Magazine St. Sat. 8 a.m.-noon, year round

New OrleansCrescent City Farmers Market #2Uptown Square, 200 BroadwayTues. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round

OUACHITA PARISHMonroeMonroe Farmers Market1212 Washington St.Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-1 p.m.June - Aug. 19

West MonroeWest Monroe Farmers Market1700 North 7th St.Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 7 p.m., April 1 -Nov. 23

ST. CHARLES PARISHDestrehan German Coast Farmers MarketParking lot of Ormond PlantationSat. 8 a.m. - noon, year round

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Opelousas St. Landry Farmers Market952 East Landry St., Hwy. 190Tues., Thurs. & Sat. 7 a.m.-11 a.m.Jan.-Dec.

ST. MARTIN PARISHSt. MartinvilleSt. Martinville Creole MarketEvangeline Blvd. & Main St.Sat. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., May-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.

FolsomFolsom Community Farmers Market Railroad AvenueEvery third Sat. starting May 16,2009 until November 20099 a.m- 1 p.m.

MandevilleMandeville Trailhead Comm. Market675 Lafitte St.Sat. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., year round

TERREBONNE PARISHHoumaCajun Farmers Market of Houma -TerrebonneTunnel Blvd. & Naquin St.Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m., year round

WASHINGTON 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 frost

WINN PARISHWinnfieldWinn Farmers Market301 West Main & St. John St. Tues. & Fri. 7:30 - 11 a.m.April 18-Aug. 11

OUT OF STATEVicksburgVicksburg Farmers’ MarketCorner of Grove and Levee StreetsEach Saturday in June, July andAugust, 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.

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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. UniversityAve.Carencro337-896-6995Dominique Stockyard(Opelousas Location)2800 W. Landry StreetOpelousas337-942-5661Red River LivestockAuction

P. 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 FairchildLivestock)12036 Hwy. 38Kentwood985-229-8580Delhi LivestockAuction774 Hwy. 80Delhi318-878-2394Dominique/ MillerStockyard3500 Lower ThirdStreet, Alexandria318-442-6628

Livestock AuctionsThe following companiesand/or individuals have pub-lic livestock auction chartersto conduct public livestockauctions in Louisiana.

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Commissioner Mike Strain,D.V.M., said LouisianaDepartment of Agriculture andForestry enforcement officersarrested a Morehouse Parishwoman for allegedly stealingmore than $30,000 worth of tim-ber.

Linda Hampton, 57, 12963Crossett Hwy., Bastrop, was

arrested at the Morehouse ParishSheriff’s Office on June 3.

“The Department ofAgriculture and Forestry takestimber theft seriously and worksdiligently to see to it that justiceis served,” Strain said.

Strain said the arrest was theresult of a complaint filed byHampton’s brother, Roy Lawson

of Bremerton, Washington.LDAF Forestry Enforcement

Officer Jason Watts said Hamptonallegedly sold the timber on 43acres of land of which she and herbrother were co-owners withouther brother’s permission and keptthe money from the sale.

“We recovered records showingthat Ms. Hampton received just

over $30,000 and never forward-ed any of the proceeds to herbrother,” Watts said.

Hampton’s arraignment isscheduled for July 7.

Anyone suspecting they mayhave been a victim of timber theftshould call the LDAF BatonRouge headquarters at 225-925-4500.

Bastrop woman arrested for timber theft

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Mike Strain DVM,Commissioner

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Remember: A BRAND IS A COW’S ONLY RETURN ADDRESS

Livestock Brand CommissionP.O. Box 91081, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-9081

225-925-3962 or 1-800-558-9741

All registered brands are recorded for afive year period and must be renewed thefifth year for the brand to remain active.September 1, 2009 marks the end of thecurrent five year period.

The Livestock Brand Commission mailedout renewal notices to all brand owners toremind them of this. The fee for the nextfive years is $10.00. This fee must bemailed in to avoid delays in processing yourrenewal.

Applications for renewal must bereceived no later than September 1. If theowner fails to renew his brand, it will be for-feited on the last day of the year and maythereafter be issued to another applicant.

If you did not receive your renewalnotice, please contact our office or mail inthe $10.00 fee along with your certificatenumber, description of brand and the namethe brand is registered in. Also, pleasenote any changes in your mailing address.

All registered brand owners


Recovery program, continued from page 1 Region 1-Hammond

Hammond LDAFDistrict Office47076 N. MorrisonBlvd.Hammond, LA70401-7308Phone: 985-543-4057 Fax: 985-543-4025

Regions 2 and 3-Baton RougeLDAF Headquarters5825 Florida Blvd.Room 1153Baton Rouge, LA70806Phone: 225-922-1277Fax: 225-922-1289

Region 4-OpelousasOpelousas LDAFDistrict Office1939 W. Landry,Suite 101Opelousas, LA 70570Ph: 337-948-0230Fax: 337-948-0229

Region 5-DeRidderDeRidder LDAFDistrict Office585 Highway 3099DeRidder, LA 70634Ph: 337-463-3537Fax: 337-463-6744

Region 6-JonesvilleWoodworth LDAFDistrict Office515 Forestry RoadWoodworth, LA71485Ph: 318-487-5172Fax: 318-237-5688

Jonesville LDAFDistrict Office1685 Martin LutherKing Jonesville, LA 71343Ph: 318-339-7642Fax: 318-339-8036

Region 7-HaughtonHaughton DistrictOffice

740 Covington RoadHaughton, LA 71037Ph: 318-949-6648Fax: 318-949-3225

Region 8-MonroeMonroe LDAFDistrict Office754 Highway 80 EastMonroe, LA 71203Ph: 318-345-7595Fax: 318-345-1774

Oak Grove LDAFDistrict Office10356 Hwy 17Oak Grove, LA71263Ph: 318-428-0116Fax: 318-428-5453

Winnsboro LDAFOffice150 Guice RoadWinnsboro, LA71295Ph: 318-435-2185Fax: 318-435-2915

were lost due to the storms, Strain said. Othercommodities suffered significant losses aswell.

The two programs are funded by the U.S.Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment (HUD) through communitydevelopment block grants (CDBG), Strainsaid.

“After suffering tremendous loses followinghurricanes Gustav and Ike, pushing downrecovery funds directly to the agricultural com-munity is extremely important,” said PaulRainwater, executive director of the LouisianaRecovery Authority. “We are thankful thatHUD understands the challenges farmers facedafter being hit by four storms since 2005. Thisis the first time Community DevelopmentBlock Grant funds will be spent on agricultur-al programs, and we look forward to workingwith the state Department of Agriculture andForestry in delivering millions of dollars tofarmers to aid their recovery.”

Louisiana Farm Bureau President RonnieAnderson said his organization welcomed theannouncement of the loan program.Anderson, along with Strain, LSU AgCenterChancellor William Richardson and Lt. Gov.Mitch Landrieu, traveled to Washington in the

weeks after Hurricane Gustav to seek federalassistance for farmers hard hit by the storm.

"Many Louisiana producers thought theywere going to get nothing," Anderson said."The hurricane last year brought a lot offinancial hardships to many of our farmersand ranchers. We hope this program will helpthem as we approach harvest this year."

The funds are divided between eight disas-ter relief regions based on the agriculturallosses from the 2008 hurricanes.

Application packets may be picked up atLDAF regional and Louisiana Farm Bureauparish offices as well as LSU AgCenter coun-ty agent offices. The applications are alsoavailable online at www.ldaf.la.gov.

For more information, contact an office inyour area. The offices locations and phonenumbers are as follows:

Region 1-Hammond, 985-543-4057;Regions 2 and 3-Baton Rouge, 225-922-1277;Region 4-Opelousas, 337-948-0230; Region5-DeRidder, 337-463-3537; Region 6-Jonesville, 318-339-7642, Woodworth, 318-487-5172; Region 7-Haughton, 318-949-6648; Region 8-Monroe, 318-345-7595, OakGrove, 318-428-0116, Winnsboro, 318-435-2185.

LDAF Regional Offices

and water. You’ll also want to have themtagged with identifying information – suchas collars, brands, tags or microchips – thatcan help you reunite if separated from youranimals.

Barns, fences and even homes can bedamaged in disasters, so pets or livestockmay escape from the place where you leftthem, and the possibility that your pet willescape when you travel is always there.

Plan on obtaining suitable pet carriers,leashes, halters, ropes and livestock trail-ers. A variety of other supplies also are

necessities if you plan to evacuate pets orlivestock.

Although it may be impossible to evacu-ate all animals if you must leave, Littlefieldsays you should provide the animals withas much protection as possible if they areleft behind. In those cases, pets and live-stock require somewhat different treatment.

Most cattlemen and other livestock own-ers let their livestock loose in the fields andfree to move to the safest ground possiblerather than leaving them in a barn, but thatwon’t work for pets, Littlefield said.

“Don’t turn your pets loose and expectthem to survive,” Littlefield said. “Not onlywill they be exposed to the elements, theycould become victims of exposure, starva-tion, predators, contaminated food or wateror accidents.

“And don’t leave dogs tied or chainedoutside in a disaster since that usuallyresults in death.”

Strain said 1,604 pets whose owners hadcritical transportation needs were evacuat-ed from the coastal parishes during theGustav event. Most were from Orleans andJefferson parishes, but they also came fromTerrebonne, Lafourche, St. Bernard,Calcasieu and St. Mary.

The breakdown was 200 cats, 1,400 dogs,a rabbit, bird, guinea pig and a hermit crab.

The State Fair of Louisiana facilitieshoused 1,539 pets while a location set up atLSU at Alexandria had 65.

Forty percent of the animals traveled withtheir owners on buses.

The larger animals were put in cratesassembled by the inmates of DixonCorrectional Institute in Jackson andtrainees of Forcht Wade CorrectionalCenter in Keithville. The animals not trav-eling with their owners were transported toShreveport and Alexandria pet shelters inclimate-controlled tractor-trailer rigs. Thepet transport was followed by a vet-medteam of volunteers and LDAF and LSUAgCenter employees in a trailing van.

The pet truck stopped every two hours toallow for a quick health check of the ani-

mals by the vet-med team.When the animals arrived in Shreveport

they found a well-prepared shelter withproper security. Pet owners were expectedto care for their pets as much as possible,Littlefield said.

“These were not drop-off centers,”Littlefield said. “Yes, there were volunteersbut pet owners watered, fed and walkedtheir pets.”

After the storm, most animals and theirowners returned home quickly.

For the 2009 hurricane season, whichruns from June 1 through November 30, theLDAF will again partner with LouisianaState Animal Response Team (LSART) andother volunteer groups.

The LDAF will be responsible for settingup pet shelters in the northern portions ofthe state to help evacuees with criticaltransportation needs and their pets.

National groups like American HumaneAssociation, American Society for thePrevention of Cruelty to Animals,Emergency Animal Rescue Service-UnitedAnimal Nations, Noah’s Wish, AnimalRescue Service-United Animal Nations,International Fund for Animal Welfare,Humane Society of the United States, andnumerous local humane organizations willalso provide vital support throughout the2009 hurricane event.

For more information on how to preparea disaster plan for your pets and livestock,visit www.LDAF.state.la.us,www.LSART.org or www.AVMA.org.

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Coming Your WayThe Louisiana Pork Producers

Association will meet July 25 at10 a.m. at Gayle Hall, 4380 RyanStreet in Lake Charles.

Pork producer delegate candi-dates for the 2010 National PorkProducers (Pork Act) delegatebody will be selected. AllLouisiana pork producers are invit-ed to attend.

Any producer who is a residentof the state and has paid all assess-ments may be considered as a del-egate candidate and/or participatein the election.

All eligible producers areencouraged to bring with them asales receipt proving that hogswere sold in their name and thecheckoff deducted.

For more information, call theLouisiana Pork ProducersAssociation at 337-540-2968.

Second Saturday Plant Saleprogram will be held July 11 at9:00 a.m. at the Parkway PartnersGreenhouse, 1137 Baronne St.(corner of Baronne and Clio), NewOrleans.

A variety of guest speakers willlecture on horticultural issues.

For more information, call 504-620-2224 or [email protected].

4th Annual Bulls & Barrelsbull riding competition will beheld July 31 at 7 p.m. at the CajunRiding Club, Hwy 1, in Fifth Ward.

Events include senior class bullriding ($50 entry fee), junior bullriding ($30) and 4-D barrel race,$25 with 80 percent payback.

For more information, contact

Mickey Tankersley at 318-715-3122.

Turnin’ 3 Productions Open 5-D and Youth 4-D Barrel Racingevent will take place on Aug. 7-9 atthe Beauregard Parish CivicCenter Covered Arena inDeRidder.

Race entries and vendors are cur-rently being solicited.

For more information, contactHeather at 337-692-5586 or visitwww.turnin3productions.com

The Deep South Pinto ClubPremier Registered Pinto Showwill be held Oct. 3 at theBeauregard Parish Covered Arenain DeRidder.The show is double-judged. Theclub is seeking members to pro-mote the pinto horse in Louisianaand Southeast Texas.

For stall reservations or moreinformation, contact Dan Morganat 337-540-0565,[email protected] orwww.deepsouthpintoclub.com

Louisiana Stock Horse Showswill be held throughout the year atvarious locations.

Upcoming shows will be heldJuly 11-12 at the SugArena in NewIberia.

Future dates include Aug. 8 atLSU-A Dean Lee ResearchStation, Aug. 29, SugArena, Sept.12, Dean Lee, Oct. 3 at the W.Calcasieu Arena, Sulphur, and Nov14-15 at Dean Lee.

Open, cowboy, novice, juniorhorse and 14 and under youth divi-sions will be offered.

For more information, contact

Judy Weisgerber at 337-238-0193.The Louisiana Amateur

Cutting Horse Association willhold a competition July 18 at 10a.m. at the Rice Festival Arena inCrowley.

Practice begins at 8:30 a.m.Future dates are Aug. 15, Sept.

19, Oct. 17 & Nov. 21.For more information, call Mary

Kay Walker at 337-967-0139.Silver Spur Riders Club

monthly show will be held July 18at the West Calcasieu Arena inSulphur.

Future dates will be held at theDeRidder Covered Arena or theWest Calcasieu Arena in Sulphur.

Classes offered are peewee, jun-ior, senior and open in English,western, Arabian, halter, show-manship, speed and lunge-lineevents.

All shows are APHA, PAC,PtHA and OCAP approved.

Future event dates are Aug. 15(Sulphur), Sept. 26 (Sulphur), Oct.24 (DeRidder) and Nov. 14(Suphur).

Warm up areas, RV spots, stallsand hotels are available.

For more information, contactMichelle at 409-382-0769 orRenee at 337-855-3279.

Information may also be found atwww.silverspurridersclub.com.

River Cities Barrel Racingshow will be held July 18 at theHolloway Arena in Holloway at 10a.m.

Open, age group and novicehorse classes are offered in thecentral Louisiana area. Pole bend-

ing classes are also available.Trophy saddles, buckles and otherprizes awarded at finals in October.

July 11 (rainout date); August 1,Tin Top Arena, Lecompte; Aug.15, Ted Johnson Arena, Hineston;Aug. 29, Ruby Riding Arena,Ruby; Sept. 12, Rocking M Arena,Pollock; Sept. 19 (rainout date);Sept. 26, Cajun Riding Arena, 5thWard; Oct. 10, Holloway Arena,Holloway. Final on Oct. 24, arenaTBA.

For more information, call 318445-8907 or www.rivercitiesbar-relracers.com.

SugarSheaux Riding Eventswill be held at the SugArena inNew Iberia on July 26.

Future dates are Aug. 15, Sept 12and Oct.10

Halter, jumping, English, west-ern, trail, reining, working cowhorse, barrel and pole events willbe offered.

Age groups are available. Singlemembership is $25; family, $50.Must be member to compete forawards.

For more information, contactTim Guidry at 337-365-7539 [email protected].

Double 3 Ranch Jr. (17 &under) Team Roping SaddleSeries will be held on July 11 atthe Pitts Arena in South Bossier.

Pitts Arena is located on FranklinRd. off Sligo Rd. (Hwy. 612).

Books close at 6:45 p.m.; ropingstarts at 7 p.m.

Saddles awarded to high pointheader & healer; buckles awardedto reserve champion header &

healer.Contestants must compete in 8

ropings to receive awards.Future dates include July 25,

Aug. 8 & 22, Sept. 5 & 19 and Oct.3. Finals are on Oct. 17.

Concessions are available.For more information, contact

Brian McGuffee at 318-453-0472or Chet Pitts at 318-469-4916.

Craig Cameron ExtremeCowboy Races, a Cajun style -outdoor obstacle course will beheld July 25and August 22 at theStone Cole Rose Farm at 24277Mixon Road in Amite.

Hosted by The Ultimate CowboyShowdown, the race features pro,non-pro, ride smart, novice, youth& young gun catergories.

Admission is $5; negativeCoggins & EXCA # required,EXCA rules apply.

For more information, contactDianne at 985-517-8217 orMelinda at 985-517-6493 or via e-mail at [email protected].

Informational web sites arewww.extremecowboyassociation.com and www.myspace.com/cow-boyshowdown.

LSART Household PetEvacuation and ShelteringTraining Course will be held July25 in Lafayette from 9 a.m.- 4p.m.Location to be announced.

Admission is free. Six hours ofcontinuing education credit forveterinarians and animal controlofficers will be earned.

For more information, call 800-524-2996 or [email protected].

Report or solve a crimeThe Crimestoppers program and theLouisiana Department of Agriculture &Forestry’s enforcement officers can helpyou solve livestock, farm equipment, ortimber theft and forest arson crimes. Youranonymous tip which leads to arrest andconviction may get you a cash reward.

Cattle theft and otheragricultural-related crimes?

1-800-558-9741Forestry related crimes?

225-925-4500

Pets are like American Express cards:Don't leave home without them. If you areplanning on evacuating, you should:

Vaccinate your pet. If you haven't alreadydone so, get those shots now. Infectiousdiseases can become a big threat after adisaster.

Get your pet an ID tag. If a pet becomeslost or escapes during the confusion of anevacuation, proper identification willincrease the chances of a safe return home.Tag should include your cell number and, ifspace allows, the number of an out-of-towncontact. Consider having your pet tattooedor 'microchipped.'

Get a pet carrier. You will need a pet carri-er or cage for each dog, cat, bird or smallanimal. Make sure it is large enough for eachpet to stand up and turn around comfortably.

Take clear, color photos (frontal, left andright sides) of your pet, and store these with

your pet's license, medical records and own-ership papers in a waterproof carrier to takewith you. Include pictures of the pet withyou to help with any challenge to your own-ership. Take photos with your cell phone sothey're stored there as well.

Create a pet disaster kit that includes:-Medications and medical records (in awaterproof container) -A leash -A collar or harness for each pet -Non-spill food and water dishes -14-day supply of food, water in nonbreak-able containers -A manual can opener -Grooming supplies -Your pet's blanket and a favorite toy -Cleanser and disinfectant to handlewastes -Newspapers or litter, paper towels andplastic bags

Keep your pet’s vaccinations current


Best Blueberry Muffins1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries1-3/4 cups plus 1 tbsp. flour, divided1/2 cup sugar1 tsp. baking powder1/2 tsp. baking soda

1 tsp. nutmeg3/4 tsp. salt1 egg1 cup sour cream1/3 cup milk

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Grease twelve 2-1/2-inch muffin cups.Toss blueberries with 1 tablespoon of the flour. Combine the remain-ing 1-3/4 cup flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, nutmeg andsalt; set aside. Beat egg, sour cream and milk; stir into flour mixtureuntil just combined (batter will be lumpy). Stir in blueberries untilevenly distributed. Fill muffin cups 2/3 full with batter. Bake about20 minutes until golden.

Blueberry French Toast Sandwich1 package (3 oz.) cream cheese,softened 1-1/2 tbsps. confectioners' sugar

1 package (about 12 oz.) frozenFrench Toast (6 slices)3/4 cup fresh blueberries

In bowl, stir together cream cheese and confectioners' sugar. HeatFrench toast as package directs. Spread cream cheese mixture onFrench toast slices. Spoon blueberries over cream cheese on 3 slices;cover with remaining slices. To serve: Place sandwiches on plates;cut diagonally. Garnish with additional blueberries and confectioners'sugar.

1/3 cup sugar1-1/4 cups fresh blueberries, divided1/3 cup lemon juice

In 1 quart glass measuring cup, combine sugar, 2 tablespoons of theblueberries and 1/2 cup water. Microwave on high until hot, about 1minute; stir until sugar dissolves. Add lemon juice and enough waterto make 1 quart; chill. Fill tall glasses with ice cubes, add chilledblueberry mixture and remaining berries, dividing equally. Garnishwith lemon slices if desired.

To make Blueberry ice cubes: Place 3 berries in each of 12 icecube cups. Fill with water and freeze. 36 berries equals about 1/4cup.

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Blueberry Buckle

Preheat oven to 375 degreess. Mix 3/4 cup sugar, shortening, eggsand milk until well blended. Stir in 1-1/2 cups flour, baking pow-der, salt, nutmeg and cloves. Gently fold in blueberries. Spreadbatter into a greased 9-inch square pan. Combine remaining ingre-dients and mix until crumbly. Sprinkle crumbs over batter. Bakefor 45 to 50 minutes or until top springs back when lightly touched.Serve warm, cut into squares.

1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg1/4 tsp. ground cloves1-1/2 cups blueberries1/2 cup sugar1/3 cup flour1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon1/4 cup soft butter or margarine

3/4 cup sugar1/4 cup shortening2 eggs1/2 cup milk1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour2 tsps. baking powder1/2 tsp. salt

Fresh Blueberry and Lemon Parfait

1 package (3.4 oz.) instantlemon pudding 1-1/2 cups milk1 cup heavy (whipping) cream

12 gingersnap cookies, coarselycrushed (about 1 cup) 1 pint fresh blueberries (2 to 2-1/2 cups)

Prepare instant lemon pudding according to package directions, usingthe milk. In a medium-sized bowl, with an electric mixer at medium-high speed, beat cream until soft peaks form. Fold whipped creaminto prepared lemon pudding. In 4 or 6 individual serving glasses ora 1-quart bowl, spoon a layer of the pudding mixture; sprinkle light-ly with cookies and a layer of blueberries. Repeat layers one moretime, ending with the pudding. Refrigerate, covered, for about 30minutes. Garnish with mint sprigs and blueberries, if desired.

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Pink Blueberry Lemonade

When using frozen blueberries, stir unthawed blueberries lightlydusted with flour into batters.

Blueberry-Watermelon Frosty

1 container (6 oz.) frozen lemonade orlimeade concentrate, unthawed2 cups fresh blueberries

2 cups watermeloncubes, seeds removed 1 cup ice cubes

In a blender container, combine lemonade concentrate, blueberriesand watermelon. Purée until very smooth. Add ice cubes; blend untilmixture is slushy. Add sugar, if needed.


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.

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Category Index

2 yr. Angus and Brangus, firstcalf prs., wormed & vacc.,$1200/pr. Duane Spears, St.Landry Parish;[email protected] or318-729-4069.

Reg. 5/8, 3/8 Braford bulls &heifers, champ bloodlines, gaintest leaders, weaned heifers,$800/1-up; bred heifers, $1400/1-up; 2 yr. bulls, $1700/1-up. FredElsing, Alexandria, RapidesParish; 318-442-0741 or 318-447-1145.

Reg. blk. Limousin bulls &

heifers, gentle w/excel. EPDs,homozygous blk. & polled RADS,Black Prodigy background,$600/1-up. Dextel Terrebonne,Gibson, Terrebonne Parish; 985-209-0026.

Reg. Brahman bull, AmericanBrahman Breeders Assoc., bull#869914, 2 ½ yrs., $1800. JodyLeger, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-826-8226 or 337-351-7712.

Calf, live, $1/lb. or hanging,$1.75. Ronald Bufford, Kaplan,Vermilion Parish; 337-643-1429or 337-501-5205.

Reg. Angus bulls & heifers, 7-8mos., $525-$600/1. ClintonBreland, Angie, WashingtonParish; 985-848-9213 or 985-515-8883.

Pb Char. cow bred to lbw Char.bull, $650; cross-bred cow bred tolbw Char. bull, $650. GarryLavergne, Ville Platte, EvangelineParish; 337-363-5888.

Red Brangus bulls, top quality,(1) proven herd sire, very gentle,$1800; (1) 18 mos. fertility tested,very gentle, $2000. MikePorterfield, DeRidder, BeauregardParish; 337-463-3961.

Reg. Angus females, all ages,$700/1-up. R.J. Needham, Robert,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-345-9212.

Reg. belted Galloway bull, 13mos., just put him on some Anguscows, ¾ red belted Galloway bull,12 mos., $700 & $500. DonEnlow, Jonesville, ConcordiaParish; 318-386-4158.

Polled Hereford bull, 1 yr.,$700. John Joiner, DeRidder,Beauregard Parish; 337-462-1605.

Reg. polled Char. cows, pastureexposed since spring calving,$850/1; weaning age bulls/heifers,$650/1; good EPDs, good looks &disp., great 3 yr. herd bull, grand-son of HBR Magnum 93 & HBRProgram 297 stock, $1500. JoelPigott, Pearl River, St. TammanyParish, 985-326-6516.

(2) reg. Jersey 4-H show cows,shown as recently as 01/09, bigwinners, can be hand milked ornurse calves, 2 ½ yrs., bred to reg.Jersey bull for second calf,$2000/1 or $2500/other; reg.Jersey bull calf, $400; 50/50Holstein/Jersey milk cow, canhand milk or nurse calves, bred toreg. Jersey bull for second calf,$1400. David Yount, Coushatta,Red River Parish; 318-476-3764.

Reg. Angus bull, 5 yrs., AI sonof TC Stockman 365, heavy bone& muscle, easy keeper, $1500.Corey Zeringue, Lockport,Lafourche Parish; 985-665-6137or 985-677-0446.

Reg. Brangus bulls, blk., gen-tle, calving ease bulls w/high milkbloodlines, 15-16 mos., $1000-$1200/1. Bill Clattenburg,Montpelier, St. Helena Parish;225-223-7521.

Dexter steer, 11 mos., $400.Jerry Corley, Trout, LaSalle;

www.corleysminiatureacres.comor 318-992-8101.

Reg. Angus bulls, 22 mos., stout& heavy, top genetics, GARPedestined, Rito, Focus blood-lines, ready for work, $1800/1-up.Lee Robbins, Grand BayouFarms, Dubach, Lincoln Parish;318-623-8762.

Reg. Angus heifers, 22 mos.,bred to calve in fall to Big Eye5050, Grand Bayou Objective7061, $1200/1-up. L. Robbins,Grand Bayou Farms, Dubach,Lincoln Parish; 318-623-8762.

(10) reg. Angus prs., goodbloodlines, calves 3-4 mos., (5)heifers, (4) bulls, baldy steer,$1500/pr. Danny Carruth,Greenburg, St. Helena Parish;225-747-0366.

Reg. Beefmaster cows, 3 yrs.,$1400/pr.; bull, $1100, heifersalso avail. Aaron Poirrer,Roseland, Tangipahoa Parish;985-748-3009 after 6 p.m.

Freezer calves, live weigh,$1/lb. S.L. Marcantel, Dry Creek,Beauregard Parish; 337-328-7370.

(21) reg. Angus bulls, 18 mos.,mostly AI big & stout, $1850.Greg Tate, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-363-6606or 337-360-1632.

(3) reg. Braford bulls, 2 yrs. &3 yrs., $1800-$2000/1. JohnBoudreaux, Abbeville; VermilionParish; 337-893-6743.

Red Angus cows & cow/calfprs., $1000-$1800/pr. ClydeOrgeron, Lockport, LafourcheParish; 985-532-5176.

(15) Brangus heifers, 7-10mos., $550/1; 50 Brangus heifers,14-16 mos., open, fancy, somebaldies, $800/1; 35 Brangusheifers, 20-26 mos., bred 6 mos.,palpated try vet., excel. cond.,good disp., bred to Brangus bulls,pelvic measured & track scored,deliv. avail., $1100/1. RonnieLink, Evergreen, AvoyellesParish; 318-939-2409.

Reg. Char. bull, 14 mos.,straight back, polled, no badhabits, $1200. Loyton Courville,Sunset, St. Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

Reg. Char. bulls, ready for serv-ice, big, stout, gentle & sementested, $1800/1-up. WalterLemoine, Marksville; 318-253-7939 or 318-240-3128.

(2) reg. Brangus bulls, Brinksbloodline, 16 mos. & 28 mos.,very gentle, calves to show, fert.guaranteed, $1300/1-up. TedVicknair, Pineville, Rapides; 318-880-7188.

Reg. gray Brahman heifers, (2)14 mos., J.D. Hudgins top pen,$3500/1. Gerry Glover,Covington, St. Tammany Parish;985-630-0008.

Pb polled Char. bull calf, 1 yr.,from Chaps, Magic, Mobil andPrize bloodlines, outstanding fea-tures, $800. Ed Dugas, Carencro,Lafayette Parish;[email protected] or 337-

896-4335.Brahman wh. bull, Brahman

cow bull calf, gentle, must go togood home, $4000/all. W. A.Lucky, Bossier City, BossierParish; 318-453-5685.

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

Metal livestock pen, fits on bedof long wheel base truck w/2 sep-arate gates, $100. L. Reed,Pineville, Rapides Parish; 318-445-0605.

2 yr. Angus and Brangus 1st calfpairs, wormed & vacc., $1200/pr.Duane Spears, St. Landry Parish;[email protected] or318-729-4069.

(6) Brangus X Angus typeheifers, 7-9 mos., weaned on feed,$625/1. Calvin Waskom,Franklinton, Washington Parish;985-839-6369 or 985-373-2832.

(25) prs. Simbrah cattle, Jan.-Feb. born calves, Limousinecalves, $890/pr. KennethBordelon, Vick, Avoyelles Parish;318-253-6596.

Reg. Angus bulls, heifers, bredcows & cow/calf prs., $675/1-up.Charles Ledet, Arnaudville, St.Landry Parish; 337-662-5127.

Freezer calves, Charolais &Charlangus, $1.75/lb. dress wt.,$1/lb. live weight, will deliver tolocal slaughter house. FrederickRodusta, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-948-6511 or 337-331-3151.

Reg. Beefmaster females, L-Bar & Lasater

genetics, bred to L-2320 or L-2477, bred, $1000; prs, $1500.Michael Deville, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish; www.rockingbeef-master.com or 337-948-6564.

F1 Brangus & F1 Brafordheifers, 6 mos.-1 yr., from reg.red/gray Brahman cattle, Angus &Hereford bulls, $800/1. SamZaunbrecher, Eunice, AcadiaParish; 337-580-2725 or 337-304-8066.

Reg. Brangus bull, 18 mos., V-8 bloodline, good pigment, $1250.Charlie Hurston, Covington, St.Tammany Parish, 985-630-0459.

(65) F1 Braford & Brangusheifers, home raised, beenw/Angus bulls since 2/15, $900/1-up. Philip Watts, Livingston,Livingston Parish; 225-686-1306.

(12) Braford heifers bred toAngus bull, $900/1-up; (11)Angus heifers. $850/1; 2 yrs.Braford bull, $1500. TobyBerthelot, Addis, West BatonRouge Parish; 225-413-5345.

(4) pb Angus bulls, 16 mos.,gentle, stout & heavy muscled,$650/1. Carl Day, Jackson, EastFeliciana Parish, 225-324-9002 or225-629-9439.

(5) ¼ blood Brangus heifers, ¾Angus & ¼ Brahman, all vacc.$725/1 if all taken. G. Brouillette,Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337-344-6004.

Reg. Brangus bulls, 12-20

mos., great genetics, very gentle,guaranteed to pass a BSE, $1200-1/up. David Watson, Kentwood,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-514-1652or 985-229-7451.

Reg. Brangus and comm.Brangus cows, prs., breds &3/N/1, $1000/1-up. D. Watson,Kentwood, Tangipahoa Parish;985-514-1652 or 985-229-7451.

(2) reg. Brangus herd sires, (1)is a New Era of Brinks, son of thefamous Salacoa Pine Lass 23DZcow, (1) is a Ditka of Brinks sonthat is out of the great 541 cowfamily, $2000/1. Daniel Watson,Denham Springs, LivingstonParish; 225-614-6030.

Reg. Brangus yrlg. bull, born5/18/08, $750. Alva Stuard, Baker,East Baton Rouge Parish; 225-261-2032.

(10) reg. Angus prs., calves 3-4mos., (5) heifers, (4) bulls & baldysteer, $1500/pr. Danny Carruth,Greensburg, St. Helena Parish;225-747-0366.

Polled Hereford bulls &heifers, 8 mos., excel pedigree,great EPDs, gentle, all shots &wormed, $800/1. Laura Hughes,Zachary, East Baton RougeParish; 225-658-5348.

½ Jersey & ½ Angus crossheifer, 8 mos., $650; Brown SwissGuernsey & heifers, $650/1. K.Martinez, Donaldsonville,Ascension Parish; 225-717-4345.

Jersey & Holstein nurse cows,$800/1; Jersey & Jersey Holsteinheifer calves, $150-$200/1; Jersey& Holstein heifers, 8 mos.,$650/1. J. Martinez,Donaldsonville, Ascension Parish;225-717-4345.

F1 Brahman x Angus bull, 15mos., born 2/18/08, $1250. SlyviaNaquin, Lockport, LafourcheParish; 985-532-5641 or 985-387-3128.

Brangus bull, 4 yrs., calves toshow, $1500. Scott Dupre, VillePlatte, Evangeline Parish; 337-363-1137 or 337-459-1131.

(10) reg. blk. AI sired Angusbulls, 22 mos., ultra sound &semen tested, very gentle,$2000/1-up. Earl Lemoine,Moreauville, Avoyelles Parish;318-452-5503.

(14) true F-1 Braford heifers,16-19 mos., exposed to reg.horned Hereford bull since 4/4/09,very gentle tiger strips & motleyfaced heifers, excel. replacements,$1050/1; blk. baldy F-1, Herefordx Angus, 27 mos., bred 5 mos. toAngus bull, $1000. Larry Duhon,Abbeville, Vermilion Parish; 337-652-6200.

Reg. polled Hereford bulls, 10-13 mos., very gentle, lbw, highweaning, good bulls to use onheifers, virgin bulls, vacc. for thi-chomoniasis & other normalvacc., $1000, choice heifers thatwould make great brood cows,$850/1. Wesley Coffman,Leesville, Vernon Parish; 377-239-2255 or 337-718-7237.

MARKET BULLETINJuly 2, 2009

HORSES,MULES &

JACKS

All horses, mules, and jacks mustbe from bona fide livestock farm-ers. We cannot accept noticesfrom horse dealers, order buyersor persons selling on commissionbasis.Every time you submit an adver-tisement one of the followingmust be provided. 1. All listings ofhorses, mules or jacks must beaccompanied by a COPY of theoriginal official negative Cogginstest for Equine Infectious Anemia(E.I.A.) that was performed with-in the past 6 months prior to saleon all horses, mules, and jacks,except nursing foals. (OR) 2. Asigned statement from the sellerstating that he will furnish thebuyer with a negative Coggins atthe time of sale.

(8) blk. Brangus type heifers,24-26 mos., 1000 lbs.,(2)w/calves, rest bred to lbw reg.Angus bull, calf hood vacc, gen-tle, $950/1. Richard Reed,Independence; Tangipahoa Parish;985-878-2330.

Reg. blk. Simm. bulls & heifers,blk. Irish Kansas & Nichols blk.Density bloodlines, certified herd,deliv. avail., 10-24 mos., $650/1-up. Harold Landreneau, Eunice;337-457-0505 or 337-351-8190.

Wanted: will trade carpentry,light electrical or painting workfor reg. bull and or cow/calf.Rusty Romero, Arnaudville, St.Martin Parish; 337-662-5590.

AQHA & APHA broodmares &colts, $2000/1 obo. Alex Shook,Quitman, Jackson Parish; 985-516-2154.

APHA sorrel tobiano stud, 10yrs., proven breeder, goes back toPoco Bueno, Diamond Jim,Peponita & Latahoula King,$2500 obo. Alex Shook, Quitman,Jackson Parish; 985-516-2154.

2008 QH filly, wh./w small blk.spots all over, Parelli groundworktrained, gentle & friendly, $800;‘06 QH mare, solid wh., Parelligroundwork trained, possibly bredto APHA pal. paint, ready to startunder saddle, $1000. HollyMiddlebrooks, Eunice, St. LandryParish; 337-580-0343.

2002 QH Draft paint mare, largestocky build, Parelli groundworktrained, possibly bred to APHApal. paint, excel. broodmare,needs training to ride, $1000. H.Middlebrooks, Eunice, St. LandryParish; 337-580-0343.

Standard bred bay geld., 11yrs., very gentle, kid friendly, willpull cart or buggy, comes fromAmish community, $550.Matthew Morel, Pitkin, AllenParish; 318-634-5460, before 9p.m.

2001 AQHA reg. Bogie GayBar, blk. mare by Star Gay Bar &Breezie Bogie by Uno Twist, 15hands, performance workingbred, was used to work cows at 2-3 yrs., has been a broodmare since& rides, will need a tune up toget her back to where she was,easy keeper, easy to catch, $1200.Chris Douget, Evangeline Parish;Ville Platte 337-224-2896.

Spotted Tennessee Walker, any-one can ride, very gentle, $995.James Lange, Abbeville,Vermilion Parish; 337-893-0144.

AQHA/NFQHA horses, excel.bloodlines & disp., grullo stal-lion, $6000; grullo mare $3000;sorrel mare, $500; blk. mare,$1500; wean. (2) red dun colts,$750/1 or $1000/all; grullo filly,$1500; dun colt, $1200. PaulSmith, Loranger, TangipahoaParish; 985-878-3082.

AQHA broodmares, 4-26 mos.,all open, Stacy, Minden, WebsterParish; 318-510-6992.

Reg. QH mare, 8 yrs., beautiful,chestnut color, San Peppy blood-line, $750. Jim Bagot, BatonRouge, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-769-1079.

(4) mules, (1) older, (3) babyyrlg., out of reg. Tennessee walker& spotted saddle horse, mare’ssire is mammoth jack donkey,good natured, $300/1 obo/4. JohnEarl, Cut Off, Lafourche Parish;985-258-6285.

Reg. QH mare, 8 yrs., beautiful,chestnut color, San Peppy blood-line, $750. Jim Bagot, BatonRouge, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-769-1079.

3 yr. old sorrel & wh. paintfilly, beautiful markings, loads,stands & bathe, 15 hands, verysweet & gentle, started under sad-dle, $900. Tim Olivier, Opelousas,St. Landry Parish; 337-280-4641.

Miniature mule, wean. filly,very friendly, loves kids, willmake nice pet, $2500 obo. SteveChelette, Washington, St. LandryParish; 337-826-3009 or 337-230-9695.

Miniature horses, AMHA,AMHR, FMHA reg., Buckaroo,Sids Rebel, Gold Melody Boychampion bloodlines, bred mares,weans., yrlg. fillies & colts,$500/1-up. Wilson LaGraize,Franklinton, Washington Parish;504-812-8018.

AQHA ‘09 colts by own son ofDoc Olena, out of cutting mares,other horses avail., $800/1 obo.John Dupre, Bueche, West BatonRouge Parish; 225-931-9435.

Amish buggy mare, 20 yrs.,bay standard bred, rides & works,safe for anyone, no bad habits,includes bio-leather harness,$1000. Daniel, Burr Ferry, VernonParish; 337-286-9464.

2008 AQHA sorrel geld., cor-rect & easy to handle, ShiningSpark, Genuine Doc, Peppy San &Gay Bar King all on his facepapers, $1000. Bettye AnnBrowning, Ethel, East Feliciana

Parish; www.browningquarter-horses.com. or 225-405-5133 or225-683-3627.

AQHA buckskin mare, 14 yrs.,ridden for (3) yrs. then used as abroodmare, easy to handle, no badhabits, sells w/a ‘09 filly at sideby son of Shining Spark and hasbeen bred back the same way for a‘10 foal, $2500. Bettye AnnBrowning, Ethel, East FelicianaParish; www.browningquarter-horses.com or 225-405-5133 or225-683-3627.

2002 sorrel geld., well startedon barrels, ran 15.4 in NBHA, heis a certified reining horse, $5000.Marlene Stewart, Albany; 225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963.

Mini jacks, small & gentle,$300/1; miniature stud colts,$300/1. Jerry Corley, Trout,LaSalle; www.corleysminia-tureacres.com or 318-992-8101.

Reg. TW, wean., yrlgs., geld.,buckskin, blue roan, red roan,spotted, bay sorrel, (2) pal. brood-mares, lay-a-way, $1200. L.D.Spears, Dry Creek, BeauregardParish; 337-328-7365.

Reg. La. thoroughbred baygeld., 3 yrs., dam is AutumnFoliage, sire is Whiff of Indy, hal-ter, wheel, saddle & rose broke,ready for trainer, $1500 or 20%lease. Judy Beard, Melville, St.Landry Parish; 337-623-5283 or337-308-3260.

Reg. La. thoroughbred grayfilly, 4 yrs., dam is Scene Peak,Sire is Dr. Lewis, halter, on wheel,saddle, rode broke, ready fortrainer, $1500 or 20% lease. J.Beard, Melville, St. LandryParish; 337-623-5283 or 337-308-3260.

Reg. La. bred, 2 yrs., gray geld.thoroughbred, halter, on wheels &saddle, broke, not ridden yet,makes good racer, dam is SpiritedMorning, sire is Dr. Best, $750. J.Beard, Melville, St. LandryParish; 337-623-5283 or 337-308-3260.

½ Welsh & ½ QH, line backdunn, $500; Welsh broodmare,line back dunn, $300. Larry Winn,Grayson, Caldwell Parish; 318-249-4124.

Tennessee Walker geld., 15yrs., 17 hands, dark bay, includingtack, $2000. Gayle Soileau,Sunshine, Terrebonne Parish; 225-642-0777.

Big sorrel geld., really broke,nice horse, any one can ride, 12yrs., $2000. Guy Barfield, Wisner,Franklin Parish; 318-439-0839.

TWHBEA, SSHBEA, 3 yrs. &younger, blk./wh. geld., blk./wh.filly, gray geld., $500/1-up. LoisRodrigue, Vacherie, St. JamesParish; 225-265-4654 or 504-289-0923.

2003 nice looking pal. geld., notreg. 15 hands, 1200 lbs., beenused for team roping, heading,ranch work, trails, great horse forbeginner riders, kids or adults,good lesson or family horse,$3000 obo. Dean Gentile, Port

Allen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

2003 AQHA sorrel horse geld.,14.2 hands, 1100 lbs., been to lotsof ropings, great heel horse forany level roper, gentle & quiet,used for ranch work and trail rid-ing, $3200 obo. Dean Gentile,Port Allen; 225-328-2198 or 225-627-9562.

2008 AQHA pal. fillies, DocBar, Zan Par Bar, King breeding,$1000. Rene Brown, Newellton,Tensas Parish; 225-766-0061.

2009 Rocky Mountain choco-late filly, beautiful, sire is OverThe Top, $2500; reg. 1 yr. RockyKentucky Mountain geld., lightchocolate, flaxen mane & tail,nice, sire is Amego’s Rock’inGem, $3000. Dwayne, Larose,Lafourche Parish; 985-632-4968or 985-859-3588.

AQHA & APHA, huge reduc-tion sale, must sell, quality breed-ing, all colors, buckskins, pal. &blk. sorrels, etc., no reasonableoffer refused, wean., on up,$200/1-up. Jane Vidal, Loranger;985-878-4151.

AMHA miniature horses, reg.,red/wh. pinto mare w/red/wh.filly, $900; 3 yr. miniature blk.stallion, $400. Arnold Landry,Baton Rouge, East Baton RougeParish; 225-921-3948.

Reg. cutting bred broodmare,nice mare, good colt on side &bred back to Smart Plan stud, 3N1package, $1500. J.D. Broussard,Erath; Vermilion Parish; 337-937-6719.

Cutting horse, 3 yrs., supernice, bred filly, 10 mos. trainingw/8 mos. on cattle, put back intraining or use now, $5000 obo;quality prospects by Colonel’s LilScoot, Smart Lil Scoot out ofdaughter of Colonel Freckles, outof good mares and are the realdeal, $1500-$3500. J.D.Broussard, Erath; VermilionParish; 337-937-6719.

(20) quality cutting horsebroodmares, outstanding blood-lines, several producers, $1000/1-up; Quality cutting & performanceprospects by sons of Smart Plan,Haidas Little Pep & Smart LilScoot, mares are Quixote, Doc’sOak, Little Peppy, Young Gan,Snackbox, Haida, HighbrowHickory, Freckles, some produc-ers, $1000/1-up. J.D. Broussard,Erath; Vermilion Parish; 337-937-6719.

2004 sorrel geld., very gentle,has a soft handle, Pop A Top Pep,Smart Little Lena, Doc O’Lena,Zan Parr Bar, Diamond Sparkles,Peppy San Badger, Docs Remedyon papers, $1800. DwightBrignac, Washington, St. LandryParish; 337-831-3758.

Reg. AHA Arabian horses, 8yrs., 15 hands, gray mare & 4 yr.,16 hands, bay geld., trail experi-enced riders, looking forendurance prospect, ready to go,$2500/1. C.L. Charvet, Folsom,St.Tammany Parish; 985-502-

2898.Rocky Mountain trail horse, 15

yrs., 15 hands, geld., nice &smooth running pace, easy to han-dle, big motor, anyone can ride,all shots, $2000. C.L. Charvet,Folsom, St.Tammany Parish; 985-502-2898.

AMHA chocolate stallion, 28”,Buckaroo bloodline, Boogie is 4yrs., tame/training harness & cartdriving, all shots, $1000 obo. C.L.Charvet, Folsom, St.TammanyParish; 985-502-2898.

APHA mares, yrlgs.–15 yrs.,blk./wh., blue roan, Skipa Star,Encore, Triples Tipan, Sonny DeeBar, Cactus Ben, (2) pal. & blk.roan, solids by AQHA Doc Tivio,Peppy San Badger sire, beautiful,sound, $750/1-up. Jessie Parker,DeRidder, Beauregard Parish;337-463-2237.

2006-2009 AQHA colts & fil-lies, very good looking w/gooddisp., 2-3 yrs., are 15-15 ½ hands,1000-1250 lbs., diluted gene, sireis Perlino, sire & dams are MacLynx by Doc’s Lynx, Doc Bar &Jamee Trivio, Poco Trivio, LeoSan, Gay Bar King, Sire’s bottomall Peppy bred, $950/1-up. J.C.Parker, DeRidder, BeauregardParish; 337-463-2237.

Gray molly mule, 12 yrs., 14.2hands, 900 lbs., super gentle,$1200. Ted Bridley, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-831-3040after 5 p.m.

Beautiful reg. QH mare, 8 yrs.,chestnut color, San Peppy blood-line, $750. Jim Bagot, BatonRouge, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-767-1079.

AQHA 6 yrs. gray dappled stal-lion, Handle Bar Doc & DocOlena bloodlines, gentle disp.,good handle, $2500. Shane Briley,Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish;337-831-3040 after 5 p.m.

Mini horses, all ages & colors,pintos & solids, some mares, pos-sibly bred, $500. JeromeHammons, Many, Sabine Parish;318-256-2420 or 318-332-2042.

Jennies & jacks, discounts forpurchase of multiple head, jen-nies, $100-$150/1; jacks, $50-$75/1. Steve Bates, Winnfield,Winn Parish; 318-628-2593.

AQHA buckskin stallion, 3yrs., Mr. Spook & Wimpys SkipaMiss bloodlines, excel. color,throws buckskin, cremello & pal.foals, $1500. Randy DeVille,Opelousas, St. Landry Parish;337-543-6489 or 337-781-2958.

3 yr. sorrel & wh. paint filly,beautiful markings, loads, stands& baths, 15+hands, very sweet &gentle, started under saddle, $900.Tim Olivier, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish; 337-280-4641.

2008 AQHA pal. fillies, DocBar, Zan Par Bar, & King breed-ing, $1000. Rene Brown,Newellton, Tensas Parish; 225-766-0061.

Finishing heel horse, 10 yrs., 14hands, stout, blk. bald face mare,fast, good in the box, makes a


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DOGS

good corner, $5000. Glenn,Geismar, Ascension Parish; 225-806-0214.

2008 blue roan AQHA stud colt,Sunfrost breeding, great barrel orranch horse prospect, $2500.Courtney Dunn, Columbia,Caldwell Parish; 318-331-4601.

APHA geld. sorrel w/wh. spoton left side, 11 yrs., professional-ly trained, heading, healing &sorting, 16.2 hands, $2000. DavidStroughter, Clinton, East FelicianaParish; 225-719-2527.

Reg. walking horse, WorldCharm is one of a kind, shown inTenn. many times, 15+ hands,very gentle, bloodlines carryworld champion All The Way &Night Sun & Ebonys Masterpiece,great on trail rides & parades, allshots, must see & ride him toappreciate him, $2000. AltonMcLeod, Starks, Calcasieu Parish;337-912-0402.

APHA reg. 8 yr. blk. mare, hashad training & worked as cuttinghorse but needs tune-up, great ontrails, foundation bloodlines,$2000 obo. L. Gomez, St. Gabriel,Iberville Parish; 225-642-5953,please no calls after 7 p.m.

New Beta-thane horse sizeddriving harness, $650; bridle, bit& breast collar w/pads included,won’t break or dry rot, sprayw/hose to clean, safer & easierthan leather, $650. L. Gomez, St.Gabriel, Iberville Parish; 225-642-5953, please no calls after 7p.m.

Foundation bred QH, sellingout, all colors & ages, off ofgrandson of Poco Buenow/NCHA cutting points, will sellcheap, $100/1-up. Joe Ainsworth,Georgetown, Grant Parish; 318-623-3880.

Reg. Tennessee Walker pal.mare, 5 yrs., 15 hands, smooth,fast, gentle gait, some training onwagons, $1400; Tennessee walkermare, 11 yrs., sorrel w/ flax mane& tail, super nice trail horse, 14.3hands, excel. conform., smoothgait, anyone can ride, $1250.LaJuan Johnson, Marksville,Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-8981.

Bay Tennessee Walker mare, 10yrs., 15 hands, large framed, gen-tle smooth gait, anyone can ride,$800. (2) 16 mos. Tennesseewalker fillies, (1) pal., (1) chest-nut, naturally gated, $400/1.LaJuan Johnson, Marksville,Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-8981.

2003 APHA tobiano stallion,15.2 hands, 1100 lbs. excel. pedi-gree, grandson of Polo Pine, pas-ture breeding only, $350/plus marecare. Billy Barlow, Pride, EastBaton Rouge Parish; 225-603-5610.

Reg. 2006 blk. & wh. tobianohomozygous TW stallion, byUnconditioned out of HoosierDaddy & Comanche Battle Color,dam is Shonee Delight out of StoneDelight & Pride’s Ultra Threat, 15hands, great conform., $300/$5mare care. J. Briley, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish, 337-277-6695.

Reg. 2003 AQHA sorrel stallion,by Dualin Gun, out of Dual Pep,Peppy San Badger & Doc’sHickory, dam is Razz Berries, outof Son of a Doc, Doc Bar & GayBar King, 15 hands, full brother toreigning Futurity winner, $300/ $5mare care. Melissa Briley,Opelousas, St. Landry Parish; 337-277-7290.

Reg. 2005 AQHA cremello stal-lion, by Peppy a Sport, out ofPeppy a Gem and dam is Sandy’sWar Leo, out of Don War Leo, he is92% foundation bred & reg.w/APHA, has a great disp. & con-form., 15.1 hands, $300/$5 marecare. Jim Briley, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish; 337-277-6695.

Reg. 2005 AQHA perlino stal-lion, by Kiowa Bar Fritz, out of BarDoe Fritz & Doc’s Sweetie Doll,dam is BMJ Vanilla Sunday, out ofBuddy Man Jack & Handy ManJack & Poco Taito, he is registeredwith the Foundation Quarter HorseAssociation as 93% foundationbred, has a beautiful disp. & con-form, $300/$5 mare care. MelissaBriley, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-277-6695.

Reg. blk. 3 yr. TW stallion by thewhole nine yards, out of Gen’sArmed & Dangerous & PridesGenerator; on dam’s side, out of thePusher C.G. & Delight of Pride, has(7) WGC on him, 15.2 hands, greatdisp., $300/$5 mare care. MadisonBriley, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-277-6695.

Reg. 9 yr. chestnut & wh. tobianohomozygous TW stallion, by BattleColors & Paints Moon Man, 15.3hands, guaranteed paint, beautiful

& great disp., $300/ $5 mare care;reg. ‘06 AQHA blue roan stallion,by Hot Rooster Hancock, out ofRed Rooster Hancock, dam is BlueGist Anne, out of Blue Mom Gist,has a beautiful disp., 14.2 hands,$300/$5 mare care. CobyDarbonne, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-277-6695.

Iowna Cleat, son of DashingCleat, S1 111, sire of many moneyearners, dam Sensuous Sound S199, by Sound Venture, sire of manyrace money earners, semen ship-ping can be arranged, extra feeswill apply, fee for ‘09 live breeding,$500, mare care avail. MarleneStewart, Albany, Livingston Parish;225-209-1297 or 985-981-7963.

AQHA buckskin, 14.3 hands,very gentle & easy breeding, SmartLittle Lena on papers, CopyPlayboy bloodlines, $300/$5 marecare, Joe Kimble, Ethel, EastFeliciana Parish; 225-683-5873 or225-326-9112.

AQHA perlino, guaranteedbuckskin on your mare of anycolor, Doc O’Lena, PocoBreno/Gay Bar King breeding,$300/$5 mare. Jane Vidal,Loranger; 985-878-4151.

AQHA pal., 90% foundationbred, Doc Bar & King bred, thirdgeneration, dilute gene, $300 /$5mare care; APHA blk./wh. tobiano-overo producer of color foalsw/great conform. & disp., $300/ $5mare care. Mike Vidal, Loranger;985-878-4151.

Fainting goats, $50/1-up.Harold Hoover, Amite,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-320-5719.

Fb reg. Boer buck, Wily Willieaka Blueberry, sells w/ permanentAmerican Boer Goat Assoc.papers, shown in 4-H, halterbroke, very gentle, great pet,$150. Judy Courtney, Holden,Livingston Parish; 225-567-5358.

Small pygmy goats, variouscolors, $75/1-up. BernardDarbonne, Pollock, Grant Parish;318-765-9415.

Dorper sheep, 15/16 & 31/32ewes hair sheep, (19) head, shedtwice per yr., $250/1. D. C.Putnam, Elton, Allen Parish; 337-584-2859.

Young small African pygmygoats, different colors, great pets,males, $50/1; females, $100/1.Kenneth Tauzin, Cecilia, St.Martin Parish; 337-667-6825.

St. Croix hair sheep, registra-tion avail., naturally parasiteresistant, no shearing, great meat,very calm, lambs & ewes, $65/1;rams, $50/1. David Reinhart,Simpson, Vernon Parish; 337-383-6108.

Boer goats (15) nannies, some

with kids, ½-3/4 Boer $100/1-up.Deborah Fuqua, Deville, RapidesParish; 318-466-3728 or 318-308-0244.

Katahdin rams, $125/1; ewes,$75/1; young, $60/1. DonaldAndrepont, Eunice; AcadiaParish; 337-580-8474.

Pb Nubian goats, LakeshoreFarms & Kastdemur bloodlines,lactating doe and buck kid,$400/pr.; 4 mo. buck, $200; 5 mo.doe, $400. David Yount,Coushatta, Red River Parish;318-476-3764.

ABGA & IBGA reg. Boer does,$150/1-$450/1; brood does &show prospects, Nigerian dwarfdoe, not reg., beautifully colored,$150. Dianna Allshouse,Loranger, Tangipahoa Parish;985-878-6303.

Katahdin wethers to butcher,$1/lb.; young reg. & fb ewes$75/1-up, grown ewes $125/1. R.Robertson, Rapides Parish; 318-443-1211.

Reg. Nigerian dwarf does, (2)adults, (2) wean., La. bred & eli-gible to show in AOB category,$250/1 or $700/all. Beth Coco,Robert, East Baton Rouge Parish;985-345-1103.

75% Boer goats 1 ½ yrs., (1)male & (4) females, $75/1. IqbalMerchant, Lafayette, LafayetteParish; 337-267-7883.

Small brush goats, various col-ors, (1) 3 yrs., billy wh. looks likeMountain goat, (10) nanniesunder 3 yrs., (1) 4 mo. billy; (1) 1mo. nanny, $25/1, less for multi-ples. Brian Bigler, Farmerville,Union Parish; 318-237-0758.

Female fainting goats, $200/1Jerry Corley, Trout, LaSalleParish; www.corleysminia-tureacres.com or 318-992-8101.

Nigerian goats, bottle fed, $50-$150/1; Katahdin sheep, $50/1. J.Corley, Trout, LaSalle Parish;www.corleysminiatureacres.comor 318-992-8101.

Alpine doe muley, will be freshin August, 2 gal. per day, bred toBoer buck, very gentle, leads &milks, $150. R. Rice, Lena,Rapides Parish; 318-715-9484.

(2) male percentage Boer goats,3 yrs., good color, $100/1; (2)male percentage Boer goats, 1 ½yrs., $50/1. Scott Kees, Deville,Rapides Parish; 318-448-1813.

Boer wether, born 2/8/09, sirereg. Boer, dam not reg., $60.Barney Mire, Washington, St.Landry Parish; 337-363-0418.

Brush billy goats, young,$40/1. S. L. Marcantel, DryCreek, Beauregard Parish; 337-328-7370.

Katahdin males, 6 mos.,$45/1. Brian Tipper, Erath,Vermilion Parish; 337-349-1178or 337-937-6466.

ABGA Boer wether, great 4-Hproject for upcoming season,born 3/09, ready for weaning,76% traditional blk., La. bred,$200. Kayla Vidallier, Rayne,

Vermilion Parish; 337-334-3689.St. Croix ram, 2 yrs., from reg.

stock, very nice, $125. CarolHatwig, Elmer, Rapides Parish;318-659-4228 or 318-623-5343.

Boer goats, 6 mos. buck &does, $150/1-up; nannies $150/1-up, welcome 4-H club members.Allen Dugas, Tickfaw,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-542-0252.

Rare liver color German shep-herd pups, males & females,$500. Jerome Hammons, Many,Sabine Parish; 318-256-2420 or318-332-2042.

NSDR reg. Australian shepherdfor stud, beautiful red tri, 2 yrs.Jim Buckley, Baton Rouge, EastBaton Rouge Parish; 225-938-8628.

Kennels, heavy-duty galv.,2”x4”, 6 gauge welded wire,5’x5’x10’, $500; 5’x10’x10’,$610; 6’x5’x10’, $568;6’x10’x10’, $699. Mike Passman,Amite, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-5094.

Australian shepherd pups,AKC & CKC reg., red tri & redmerles, all shots & wormed, up-to-date vacc., parents on premis-es, excel. pedigree, $200/1. PatBoudreaux, Church Point, AcadiaParish; 337-257-6582.

CKC great Pyrenees male, 2yrs., heavy boned, w/goats, allshots, $100. Iqbal Merchant,Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, (337)267-7883.

NSDR Australian shepherdpups, born 5/08/09, great compan-ions, ½ standard & ½ miniature,red tri females, $200/1; red merlemale, $250. Chris Berthelot, OakGrove, West Carroll Parish; 318-647-5781, days or 318-428-8548,nights.

Chinese crested, $300/1;Chihuahuas, $250/1-up; poodles,$300/1; bichon frise, $300; greatdane, $400, chi-weenies, $200/1-up. Paul Comeaux, Sr., ChurchPoint, St. Landry Parish; 337-684-7500.

AKA bash pups, born 5/26/09,good w/sheep & goats or anysmall animals, $100/1. RickeyPendar, Colfax, Grant Parish;318-627-3086.

Blue heeler pups, $75-$100/1.June or Rick Babin, Thibodaux,Lafourche Parish; 985-446-2718or 985-414-5418.

ABCA Reg. imported blood-line border collie pups, (3) males,(1) female, $200/1, (2) rare whiteborder collies, (2) typical blk./wh.imported bloodlines, $200/1.Marilyn, Marthaville,Natchitoches Parish; 318-256-8192.

Reg. border collie pups, beauti-


PIGEONS

POULTRY,FOWL &

EGGS

ful. blk./wh. shots & wormed,$300. R. Robertson, Pineville,Rapides Parish; 318-443-1211.

CKC Jack Russell, new litter,born 3/09/2009, (4) males,$250/1, (2) females, $300/1.Wilson LaGraize, Franklinton,Washington Parish; 504-812-8018.

AKC German shepherd pups,extra-large breed, German blood-lines, $500/1. Buddy Goatcher,Carencro, Lafayette Parish;[email protected] or 337-257-4813.

Adult poodle, 6 yrs., blk./wh.parti poodle, miniature size, AKCreg., great pet or breeder,w/breeding rights, $200. Daniel,Burr Ferry,Vernon Parish; 337-286-9353.

Blue heeler male pups, pick ofthe litter, 16 wks., both parentswork cattle, blk. patch over botheyes, long tailed, all shots.Robert Ensminger, DeRidder,Beauregard Parish. 337-463-3301.

Second time cross, first pup-pies, 13 mos., treeing squirrels ontheir own, references avail.,$150/1. Tim Morris, DenhamSprings, Livingston Parish; 225-229-4477.

CKC Doberman male pup,born 12-22-08, shots & dewormedup to date, house broke, goodwatch dog, parents on premises,blk./rust, $300. Judy Beard,Melville, St. Landry Parish; 337-623-5285 or 337-308-3260.

Reg. hot dogs, blk. mouth curpups, born 4-16-09, parents fin-ished bay dogs, first shots &wormed, $300. Dub Austin,Heflin, Webster Parish; 318-560-7678.

UKCI rat terrier pups, will besmall, male, $175; female, $200.Mona Williams, Denham Springs;Livingston Parish; 225-665-8680,call before 7 p.m.

Pb & reg. Rhodesian ridgebackpups, born 1/7/09, shots &wormed, $600/1. MichaelBergeron, Sunset, St. LandryParish; www.cajuncountryridge-backs.com or 337-684-0128.

Standard poodles, all shots,reg. CKC, potty trained for dogdoor, solid blk., beautiful, $300/1.Linda Barton, Elmer, RapidesParish; 318-659-3888.

Pomeranians, paper trained,beautiful, small, health guarantee,$400-$500/1. L. Barton, Elmer,Rapides Parish; 318-659-3888.

Great Pyrenees pups, born4/16/09, parents raised w/sheep,goats & poultry, parents keeppredators away from flock,$100/1; ½ great Pyrenees & ½great danes, super guard dogs,born 4/13/09; $25. L. Barton,Elmer, Rapides Parish; 318-659-3888 or 318/623-5343.

(2) female great Pyrenees pbpups, born 2/25/09, $150/1. CarolHatwig, Elmer, Rapides Parish;318-659-4228 or 318-623-5343.

SWINE

DOMESTICBIRDS &

EQUIPMENT

Potbellied piglet, blk./pink orpink/gray, some blue eyes, ready7/8/09, $60/1. Adrianna King,Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337-277-3365.

Will trade potbellied pigs forsheep or goat, full grown pigsmakes good pets. Adrianna King,Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337-277-3365.

Love birds, red faced lutinos, redfaced Australian cinnamons, all splitto orange face, violets, blueAustralian cinnamons, pieds, manyothers split to multi-colors, $20-$50/1. Dale Landry, Paincourtville,Assumption Parish; 985-369-6952.

Small, medium & large birdcages, suitable for birds, rabbits, &poultry; $5-$40/1. BernardDarbonne, Pollock, Grant Parish;318-765-9415.

Caiques wh. bellied/blk. head,males & females, $550-$750/1; wh.fronted Amazon males & females,$3350/1; Panama females, $100/1;yellow shouldered Amazon, $800pr.; Hispanolan Amazon males,$500/1; Tucumern Amazon females,$600/1. Ric Flowers, Viviar, CaddoParish; 318-375-4557.

Wh. throated mapgie jays,$600/1; bearded barbets, $700/1;green Aracari, $1900; Von DerDecken hornbills, $800/1, all babiesare hf & close banded. DamianShaheen, Opelousas, St.LandryParish; 337-255-3168.

Hf goffin cockatoos, $750/1; blue& gold baby macaws, 4 wks.,$500/1; male sulfur crested cocka-toos, $400/1; male mosuccan,$450/1; orange wing Amazon,$450/pr; red lored Amazon, $500/pr;Indian ringneck babies, $75/1-up; 4yr. Alexandrian, $450/pr. LouisPennison, Morgan City, AssumptionParish; 985-631-2368.

Lovebirds, many beautiful colors,quantity discounts, $20/1; (20) cock-atiels, breeders & new hatchings,$25-$35/1 nego. Karla Boquet,Houma, Terrebonne Parish; 985-804-8803.

Hf cockatiels, $50/1-up; para-keets, $7/1-up; cockatiels breeders,$801/-up; some w/ babies, somew/eggs, albino pr. w/babies & somew/eggs, $100/pr. J.L. Duplechin,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-644-5407.

Double-yellow headed Amazon,male, talks some, includes cage,$500. Lori Richard, Erwinville,West Baton Rouge Parish; 225-439-5364.

Yellow sided green cheek conures,hens, born 2/09, $150/1. Will

Lambert, Jr., Gonzales, AscensionParish; 225-647-0625 or 225-954-0056.

Blue & gold macaws, proven prs.,$1500. Gerard Peytavin, Folsom, St.Tammany Parish; 985-796-3322.

Doves, wh. $8/1; ringneck & pied,$5.5/1. Jim Bearb, Carencro,Lafayette Parish; 337-896-3475 or337-298-0479.

Ratites, ostrich chicks, day old,$50-$75/1. John, DeRidder,Beauregard Parish; 337-499-9494.

Cockatiels, breeders & newhatchings, $25-$35/1 nego. KarlaBoquet, Houma, Terrebonne Parish;985-804-8803.

Wanted: Paradise Bird Rescue &Sanctuary is taking all unwantedbirds, will give them a good home,plenty food & a good environment.Charles Rachal, Moreauville,Avoyelles Parish; 318-985-2391.

Wood ducks, 2009 hatch, $50/pr.Mike Saucier, Gheens, LafourcheParish; 985-232-8089.

Pharaoh quail eggs, all sizes,20¢/1; live prices $1.25-$2.5/1;Cornish bantum, crossed w/junglefowl, $5/1. Patrick, Church Point, St.Landry Parish; 337-684-2013, callbetween 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

English call duck babies, differentcolors, $6/1. Linda Yantis, Ethel,East Feliciana Parish; 225-683-8665.

Chukars, $4/1; ducks, $8/1; lay-ing turkeys, $40/pr. Randy Leger,Church Point, Acadia Parish; 337-684-2261.

Production red roosters, $6/1 or$5/5 or more. Samantha Porterfield,DeRidder, Beauregard Parish; 337-463-3961.

Pullets, red sex link, blk. sex link,barred rock, $9/1. Floyd Cook, St.Amant, Ascension Parish; 225-622-6188 or 225-675-2674.

Cajun pickled quail eggs in jar,$6/1. Renee’ Guillory, Dry Creek,Beauregard Parish; 337-375-4534 or337-328-2227.

Baby ducks, turkeys, chicks,barred rocks, Rhode Island reds,golden/silver laced Wyandottes,speckled Sussex, Araucanas, $2.5/1-up. Joni McMichael, Ragley,Beauregard Parish; 337-725-6891.

Ringneck pheasant chicks,$1.75/1. Darrell Arabie, Duson,Lafayette Parish; 337-849-3718.

Incubator digital GQF 1502Sportman, less than 1 yr., auto turn-er, (3) egg & hatching trays, $500.Emery Fontenot, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-363-5725.

Jumbo Pharaoh quail eggs, non-fertile, $14/100, fertile, $18/100;button quail eggs, $20/100; pickledquail eggs in jars, $6/1. TimmyDumatrait, Breaux Bridge, St.Martin Parish; 337-296-6021.

Muscovey ducklings, $2/1;

grown Muscovey ducks $5/1. JerryCorley, Trout, LaSalle Parish; 318-992-8101.

2008 black shoulder peacocks inprs., should breed next year,$110/pr., peachicks hatching allsummer, $25/1-up. Jeannie,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-677-8964.

Guinea keets, chicks will behatching out in summer months,several colors available, $3/1-up,discounts for 12 or more birds,guineas eat ticks, spiders & lots ofother insects, great watchdogs,hatching eggs, $5/doz. Jeannie,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-677-8964.

Peacock feathers, wh./India Bluetail feathers. Jeannie, Gonzales,Ascension Parish; 225-677-8964.

Massive size Georgia giant quaileggs, 16-20 oz., full grown, shippingincluded, $50/100. Charles Rachel,Moreauville, Avoyelles Parish; 318-985-2391.

Baby guineas, $2-up/1; babyMuscovy ducks, $2-up/1; bigMuscovy ducks, males, $10/1,females, $8/1. J.L. Saucier, ChurchPoint, Acadia Parish 684-6788.

Young pilgrim geese, should laythis fall, $45/pr. Sonny White,Winnfield, Winn Parish; 318-628-6476.

Laying hens, $8/1; Rhode Islandpullets & roosters, $6/1-up; redlaced cornish pullets & roosters,$6/1-up; barred rock pullets & roost-ers, $6/1-up, Daniel Gaspard,Kaplan; Vermilion Parish; 337-789-5478.

Canadian geese, $25/1-up; woodducks, $45/1pr.; Mandarins, $60/1;cinnamon teal, $70/pr.; silver greenwing, $90/1pr.; North American pin-tails, $80/1pr.; silver Bahama pin-tails, $100/pr. & many other ducks& geese. Mike Yglesias, Central,East Baton Rouge Parish; 225-268-7506 or 225-262-0594.

(5) commercial Jamesway incu-bators, runs great, good cond., holdsup to 2500 duck eggs, $1000.Jennifer Young, Zachary; 225-445-5012.

Baby turkeys, $7/1; blk. Spanishor blk. Spanish/wild Eastern turkeys,$7/1. R. Guillory, Dry Creek; 337-328-2227 or 337-375-4534.

Blk. Australorp chicks, $2/1; blk.Cochin or red production chicks,$2/1. R. Guillory, DeRidder,Beauregard Parish; 337-328-2227 or337-375-4534.

Ducklings, flying mallards,Cayuga or Khaki Campbell, $3/1;guinea keets, pearl wh. slate or coralblue, $3/1. R. Guillory, DeRidder,Beauregard Parish; 337-375-4534.

Rhode Island red chicks, $1/1;flying mallard ducks, $2.5/1. ErvinCrawford, Hammond, TangipahoaParish; 225-294-3767.

Modern game chickens, differentcolors, cash only, $5/1-up. RogerDupre, Opelousas, St. LandryParish; 337-351-2515.

Red Bantam rooster only, $7/1;jumbo Pharaoh wh. quail, $5/1;quail eggs, $10/100; Road Island red

eggs, $3.50/doz. J.L. Duplechin,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-644-5407.

Jumbo Pharaoh & Georgia giantbobwhite, all sized birds & eggs,Pharoah, $6/1; eggs, $20/100.Shirley Franks, Lena, RapidesParish; 318-793-8018.

Goslings, $10/1; adult Toulousegeese, 2 yrs., $50/pr. NancyHerschfield, Slidell, St. TammanyParish; 985-649-6574.

Baby chicks, 50¢/1. C. J.Hoffpauir, Dry Creek, BeauregardParish; 337-328-7495.

Guinea keets, hatching now, theyeat bugs, fleas & ticks, will keepsnakes away, $5/1. Karla Boquet,Houma, Terrebonne Parish; 985-804-8803.

Jumbo pharaoh quail eggs, non-fertile, $14/100, fertile, $18/100;button quail eggs, $20/100; pickledquail eggs, $6/jar. Timmy Dumatrait,Breaux Bridge, St. Martin Parish;337-296-6021.

Flying mallards, $12/1; ready tolay, wh. Legon hens, $10/1; minia-ture batam chickens, mixed, $6/1.Harry Ardoin, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-363-7176.

Wanted: Muscovy ducks &assorted chickens, guineas, turkey,bantam, pullets & geese, ½ grown orfull-grown, must be healthy, 40miles from Rayne. Willis Leger,Rayne, Acadia Parish; 337-334-4949.

Wanted: laying hens, meat roost-ers, young pullets, or ducks. DanielGaspard, Kaplan, Vermilion Parish;337-789-5478.

Wanted: fertile button quail orbobwhite quail eggs to incubate. R.Guillory, DeRidder, BeauregardParish; 337-375-4534.

Wanted: Canadian geese and/orfertile eggs. Sandra Darbonne,Washington, St. Landry Parish; 337-826-3106.

Racing homer pigeons, show &racing quality, yellow Trenton, blk.eagle, red muelmen & more breeds,$15/1. Vernon Champagne, Houma,Terrebone Parish; 985-873-8440.

Fantail pigeons, navy blue & wh.,very pretty, $30/pr. J.L. Dulpechin,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-644-5407.

Homers, wests, frills, muffs,rollers colored ice, all healthy &clean, $5/1-up. Brian Bigler,Farmerville, Union Parish; 318-237-0758.

Wh. homers, arc-angels, starlings,hubbles, helmuts, Arabian trum-peters, $5/1; Norwich croppers,$25/2. Floyd LeBouef, ChurchPoint, Acadia Parish; 337-684-2251.

Frillbacks & English trumpeters,$10/1. Mike Deville, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish; 337-948-6564.

Valancian figuritas, very smallpigeons, cash only, $10/1 or $8/10 ormore. Roger Dupre, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish; 337-351-2515.


DEER &EXOTICS

RABBITS &EQUIPMENT

AQUACULTURE & EQUIPMENT

FARM SERVICES

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.”

SEEDS, FLOWERS &

ORNAMENTALS

TREES &FRUITING

VINES

FERTILIZER

LIVESTOCKBOARDING

Baby whitetail fawns, bottle fed,$150/1. Larry Odom, Pitkin,Vernon Parish; 318-634-5931.

Whitetail deer fawns, bottle fed$200/1. Eddie Lemoine,Plaucheville, Avoyelles Parish;318-922-3519.

Animal prs., camels,$25,000/pr., zebras, $15,000/pr.,llama’s, $900/pr. all gentle. W.A.Lucky, Bossier City, BossierParish; 318-453-5685.

Pb Florida white does, breedingage, $20/1. David Smith, DenhamSprings, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-304-3322.

Custom made wire cages,weaned rabbits, $5/1; fryers, $7/1.Tony Hebert, Oberlin, Allen Parish;337-207-3416.

Weaned rabbits, $5/1; fryers,$7/1. Robert Shaton, Wisner,Franklin Parish; 318-334-3545.

3/4 Flemish giant, ¼ NewZealand, $15; mixed meat rabbits$10. Shonda Cormier; 337-368-1833 after 5:00 pm.

Pb California, born 5/22/09 &avail. 6/27/09 for Jr. 4-H & breed-ers, pb, New Zealands avail.7/22/09, $15/1. Mary Byrd,Alexandria, Rapides Parish; 318-767-2323 or 318-792-4000.

Young New Zealand & NewZealand crosses, Daniel, BurrFerry, Vernon Parish; 337-286-9464.

Rabbits weaned, $5/1; fryers,$8/1; grown, $10/1. C. J.Hoffpauir, Dry Creek, BeauregardParish; 337-328-7495.

New Zealand young replace-ment bucks, $25/1; does, $20/1;fryers, $10. Mitch, Pitkin, VernonParish; 337-375-4367 or Crockett,337-328-7441.

Pond stocking, channel catfish,30¢/1; blue catfish, 40¢/1; copper-nose bluegill, 25¢/1; regularbluegill, 25¢/1; hybrid bluegill,30¢/1; red ear bream 30¢/1; blk.crappie, 40¢/1; bass 55¢/1, del.avail. David Lowe, 195 WakeRobin Road, Minden, WebsterParish; 318-377-1525.

14’ hyd. crawfish boat w/lights &canopy, $7800. Bart, Welsh, JeffDavis Parish; 337-526-8825.

Pond stocking, copper-nosebluegill, 30¢/1; hybrid copper-nosebream, 30¢/1; red ear bream,30¢/1; bass, 60¢/1; hybrid bream,

30¢/1; copper-nose, 25¢/1; redear,30¢/1; fathead minnows, $10/lb.;bass, 60¢/1; channel catfish 30¢/1;blk. crappie, 40¢/1; also aerationsystems, pick up or del. avail. ChrisBroussard, Lafayette, LafayetteParish; 337-230-0123.

Wanted: used canoes, will pickup. Donna Childress, Jena, LaSalle Parish; [email protected] or 318-992-7391.

Horse shoeing & trimming, minito draft, dependable, certified, edu-cated graduate of OK Horse shoe-ing, servicing Gulf South region,horseshoeing, $75; trim, $30. ReneTetz, Albany; Livingston Parish;985-320-5515 or 225-567-2839.

Tree spade can transplant treesup to 6” diameter. Tony Templet,Baton Rouge, East Baton RougeParish; 225-356-2094.

Professional hog removal serv-ice, insurance provided to landowners, free service. David Braun,Greenwell Springs, East BatonRouge Parish; 225-806-8246.

Lot clearing, pads built, lime-stone driveways, topsoil, dumptruck rental, for all your dirt workneeds around Acadia area. BrianBreaux, Sunset, St. Landry Parish;337-523-6894.

Wild hog removals, professionalanimal damage control & consult-ing by wildlife biologists for agri-culture, forestry and wildlife man-agement, state licensed wild hogexperts. Buddy Goatcher,Carencro, Lafayette Parish;[email protected] or 337-257-4813.

Trac. work, discing, seed sow-ing, box blading, front-end loader,bush hogging, etc., will travel if jobis big enough, minimum 5 hrs.,$50/1 hr. B. Long, Kentwood,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-515-2093or 985-229-7915.

Bush hogging & discing, $45/hr.plus hauling; dozer work, $85/hr.plus hauling. Wayne Ward, Saline,Bienville Parish; 318-576-3534 or318-607-5486.

Dog boarding & obediencetraining. Jennifer Young, Zachary,East Baton Rouge Parish; www.y-farms.com or 225-445-5012 or225-324-6037.

No till grain drill to rent. B.Payne, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish;337-654-4754.

Certified artificial inseminationservices for cattle. Bryan Payne,Lafayette, Lafayette Parish; 337-654-4754.

Welding & bush hogging workwithin 50 mile radius, reasonableprices. Keith Matte, Branch,Acadia Parish; [email protected] 337-296-6798.

Cutting & cow horse training,you can take your horse frombreaking to showing, will evaluate

your cutting prospects, fresh cattle,will bred cutting & performanceprospects for sale, cow breaking,$550/month; cattle, $600/month.Hana Kay Broussard, Coushatta,Red River Parish; 337-298-7455.

Rocking J horse stall, 16x16,$800. Tammy Payne, Broussard,Lafayette Parish; 337-278-3624.

Large stall w/own ¼ acre pas-ture, water, you supply feed, hay,electric fence, negotiable, recentlyseeded & fert., room to ride, perfectfor the horse that does not play wellw/others, no studs, $300/mos.Lizzy Gomez, St. Gabriel,Ascension; 225-642-5953, no callsafter 7 p.m. please.

Horse boarding, stalls for rent &pasture, full or partial board, lots ofriding area, rd. pen, trailer storagealso. D. Gentile, Port Allen, WestBaton Rouge Parish; 225-328-2198or 225-627-9562.

Horse stables for lease, 14 stalls,11 ½’x13 ½’, 8 acres, 4 paddocks,auto water and insect spray, rd.pens, swimming hole, walker, ¼mile track, may sub lease, $1400.Kurt Courville, Lake Charles; 337-478-9436 or 337-274-1093.

21 acres, 3 miles west ofBogalusa, fenced cross fenced,pond, 2 bed-room & 1 bath all elec-tric block house, $160,000. NorrisGraves, Bogalusa, WashingtonParish; 985-735-1816.

Pasture for lease in Broussard,12 acres, $800/year. Tammy Payne,Broussard, Lafayette Parish; 337-278-3624.

Pure live seeds, wildlife food,native grass/forage/reclamation &wildflower seeds, hard to findspecies & speciality mixes, $5/1b.-up. Desiree, Jennings, Jeff DavisParish; 337-824-0975 ext. 5.

Purple bush dantura, pink hibis-cus, red & pink Texas star, native

yellow daffodil, Texas red & pinkstar, large butterfly vine &Stephanotis vine, Job’s tear, red &yellow squash peppers, birdseyepeppers, fancy red bush cherry,purple hibiscus, red cypress vine,bi-color 4 o’clocks, purple pin-cushion vine, Stepanotis vine,$2/pkg. w/SASE. Morris Collura,3237 Louisiana Ave., Lake Charles,Calcasieu Parish; 70601; 337-478-7075.

Day lilies, now taking fall orders,please call ahead. Dean Stafford,Hwy 452, Marksville, AvoyellesParish; 318-253-8384.

Cushaw, green strip, birdhouse& dipper gourds, $2.5/20, SASE,James A. Robin, Sr., 337-407-0188; 4017 Hwy 357, Opelousas,La, 70670; St. Landry Parish.

Windmill, jelly, Canary Island,date palms, $10-$15/1 by size;sago palms, 3 gal., $15; Japaneseplums, 3 gal., $8; African Iris, $5-$8 by size; Celeste fig, 3 gal., $8;Amaryllis red hybrids, $3-$10 bysize; cast iron plants, 3 gal., $8;monkey grass, 3 qt. tufts, $1/1;blk.-eyed Susans, 3 qt., $3; Africanirises & mamou root, $5-$10 bysize. James Stelly, Eunice, St.Landry Parish; 337-457-528.

Pine straw, longleaf, premiumquality bales, very clean, handraked & hand baled, $6/bale.Harold Hoover, Amite; 985-320-5719.

Pine trees, ready to cut, (10-12)100’ or bigger, must cut down &haul off. Dickie Sherman,Crowley, Acadia Parish; 337-788-0240.

Ju-Jube trees, variety of sizesin 3 & 4-gal. containers, depend-ing on sizes, $10/1-up. NumaLaCaze, Boyce, Rapides Parish;318-445-3118 or 318-613-4210.

Crape myrtle, oleander, hol-lies, elangus & more. AlbinYakobaski, Farmerville, UnionParish; 318-368-3992.

Fig trees, 4’, 3 gal. pots, celestevariety, $15/1. Tim Bills,Mandeville, St. Tammany Parish;985-674-0333.

Kumquats, $10/1; Meyerslemons, sweet lemons $10-$20/1;white peach, $5/1-up; red & yel-low plum, $10/1; loquarts, $5/1-up; red bush cherry, $5/1; yellowcandlestick, $10/1; pomegranate,$10-$15/1; bi-color confederaterose, $12/1; chinaberry tree,$12/1; Texas star, $10/1;Stephanotis vine, $20/1. MorrisCollura, 3237 Louisiana Ave.,Lake Charles, LA 70601-8742.337-478-7075, zip 70601.

Fruit trees, pear, plum, 4-6 ft.,$16/1; persimmon, hachiya &

jiro, 5-7 ft., $20/1. James A.Robin, Sr., 4017 Hwy. 357,Opelousas, La., 70570, St. LandryParish; 337-407-0188.

Paw-Paw’s, 2 gal., $15/1; 5gal., $25/1, 4”x14”, $10/1; sas-safras, 2 gal., $15/1; cypress, 2gal., $10/1; bay leaf, 2 gal., $15/1.James A. Robin, Sr, 4017 Hwy.357, Opelousas, La., 70570, St.Landry Parish.; 337-407-0188

Fig trees, 32 varieties, 2 gal.,$15/1; all LSU varieties, at place,SASE, James A. Robin, Sr, 4017Hwy. 357, Opelousas, La., 70570,St. Landry Parish, 337-407-0188.

BEES &HONEY

Honey extractor, (2) frames,hand powdered, Cowan’s rapidextractor mfg. by A.I. Root,Medina Ohio printed on 23” dia.galv. drum, good cond., $150. T.W.Casselman, Jeanerette, St. MaryParish; 337-276-5477.

Advanced liquid fertilizer, avail.state wide, designed for high quali-ty hay & crop production, activethe next day w/o rain, 46-0-0, 30-10-10, 20-20-20, $22/acre & up.Kevin Nugent, G.W. Sharp, Lena,Rapides Parish; 318-663-4121.

Old horse manure shavings, top-soil & sand mix, good for flowerbed, loaded in your truck or trailer,$18/yard. Lee Cook, Husser,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-7043or 985-981-7819.

HAY &GRAIN

Bahia sq. bales, stored in barn,$4/1. Jerry Domengeaux, Sunset,St. Landry Parish; 337-945-3876.

2009 Jiggs Bermuda, fert. &limed, in barn, avail. end of May,sq. bale, $6/1; rd. bale, $50/1. MikeJohnson, Oakdale, Allen Parish;318-335-6089.

Perennial peanut hay, first cut-ting, sq. bale, in field, $7.25/1.Bryan Simon, Maurice, VermilionParish; 227-412-1400.

Alicia/clover mix, first cutting,under shed, you load sq. & we loadrd. bales, sq. bales, $4.5/1; rd.bales, 5’x5’, $40/1; Bahia, $35-$40/1. David Fontenot, Ville Platte;Evangeline Parish; 337-363-4334.

2009 Bahia rd. bales, 4x5, fert.,deliv. avail., $25/1; mix grassBahia, $20/1. Woody White, Elmer,Rapides; 318-659-4964 or 318-623-2010.

2009 Bahia grass sq. bales, we

MARKET BULLETINJuly 2, 2009load, behind bales, $4/1; ‘09 rd.bales, 5x6, $55/1. Delos ThompsonJr., Folsom; 985-796-4872.

2009 Bermuda sq. bales, in field,$4.25/1; in barn, $4.5/1. DuaneSpears, St. Landry, EvangelineP a r i s h ;[email protected] or318-729-4069.

2009 Jiggs Bermuda, sprayed,fert. & limed, cutting June, August& Sept., 4x5 rd. bales, in field,$30/1; out side, $35/1. RonnieWilliams, Jennings, Jeff DavisParish; 337-824-5586.

Rye & Bahia, 4x5 rolls, curedw/o rain, in barn, $45/1; fert. to soiltest, outside, $35/1. DannySchleismann, Husser, TangipahoaParish; 985-748-7663 or 985-517-8341.

2009 Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales,heavy fert., heavy bales, cut short,premium horse hay, in barn,$5/bale; ’09 Jiggs Bermuda 4x5 rd.bales, 1200 lbs., heavy fert., excel.quality, outside & covered.$40/bale. B. Breaux, Iota, AcadiaParish; 337-224-8385.

Taking orders for ‘09 4x5 rd.bales, mixed pasture grass hay,poly or sisal twine fresh hay isbaled per order, pick-up only,$15/1. Fred Brouillette,Marksville, Avoyelles Parish; 318-359-8831.

2009 Jiggs Bermuda, fert. &limed, in barn, avail. end of May,sq. bale, $6/1; rd. bale, $50/1. MikeJohnson, Oakdale, Allen Parish;318-335-6089.

2009 mixed hay, Alicia/Bahia,coastal/Tifton-44, some Johnsongrass, first cutting behind baler,$18/bale, second cutting behindbaler, $25/bale, on site, $35/lb.,hauling avail. at $10/lb. WayneWard, Saline, Bienville Parish;318-576-3534 or 318-607-5486.

Jiggs Bermuda sq. bales, fert. &limed to LSU specs, horse quality,very clean, tight heavy bales,behind baler, $4.25/1; loaded onyour trailer, $4.5/1. Chris Douget,Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish;337-224-2896.

2009 horse hay, Pensacola Bahiagrass, second cutting, limed, fert.,weed-free, fine stem, tight sq.bales, in field, $4.5/1; in barn, $5/1.David Joiner, Loranger,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-6734or 985-320-3073.

2009 mixed Bahia grass hay, 4x5rd. bales, net-wrapped, $25/1.Brad Leger, Iota, Acadia Parish;Brad, 337-581-1266 or Blaine,337-781-9929.

Rye & clover, 4x5 rd. bales,$25/1; Jiggs Bermuda, 4x5 rd.bales, $35/1. Bryan Payne, Broussard, LafayetteParish; 337-552-5452.

2009 premium quality giant &Alicia Bermuda racehorse hay,hayfield & barn 1 mile from oldEvangeline Downs racetrack, sq.bales, $6/1-20 bales; $5.5/bale over20 bales. Roy Stokes, Lafayette,Lafayette Parish; 337-247-2141.

TRACTORS&

EQUIPMENTJD 450-H LGP, 6-way blade, less

than 1000 hrs., 95% under carriage,$55,000. Pete Rudesill, Pearl River;985-863-2155 or 225-610-4959.

JD field cult., 24 ft., 3 pt. folding,$750; 186 IH planter, 6-row, $600;Lilliston 4-row rolling cultivator,$400; ID 4-row rotary hoe, $300; 4-row, 3-pt. hitch chisel plow, $400.Syd Burt., Jr., Benton, BossierParish; 318-965-0235.

1956 NH roller bar hay rake, left-hand side delivery, completelyrebuilt, field ready & guaranteed,excel. cond., $1500. B. Breaux,Iota, Acadia Parish; 337-224-8385.

Farmall AV w/row markers, reartoolbar, front toolbar, front middlebuster, trailer hitch, runs good,$3500. Donald Schexnayder,Sorrento, Ascension Parish; 225-276-9413.

JD sq. baler, #337, field ready,$3500. Leslie Sandifer, Dry Prong,Rapides Parish; 318-899-5800 or318-446-4411.

4000 Ford trac., power steering,good tires, solid mechanically,$5500. Darien Milton, Hammond,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-320-9937or 225-567-5817.

Int. trac., 856 & 1066, good run-ning cond., $5000/1. ClaudeGautreau, Donaldsonville,Ascension Parish; 225-717-1730.

JD 4230, 4-post, canopy w/front-end loader, $12,500. Paul Laborde,Mansura, Avoyelles Parish; 318-964-2740 or 318-359-9225.

1998 Kubota L-2900, 32 hp, 520hrs.; 5’ shredder by Modern; 5’heavy-duty box blade; 4’ plow, tuftline, $11,500. J. Miller,Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-506-3993.

Kubota 175 trac. for parts, runs,no compression, many usable parts,ag. & turf tires w/rims, all tires haverims & parts, $800. George Hitter,New Iberia, Iberia Parish; 337-229-0929.

6’ sweepster rotary broom, 3 pt.hitch, 543 PTO, hydro angle controlor manual, works good, $750. BrettEversull, Boyce, Rapides Parish;318-793-8728.

Trans. rear end & lifts for oldermodel Ford trac., $300 obo. CraigToups, Independence, LivingstonParish; 985-606-0232.

Vermeer Model G rd. baler, wellused, $1500. Karen Pirie, GrosseTete, Iberville Parish; 225-648-2198.

1997 JD 6200 trac., 65 hp, dualremote, ac, cab w/front-end loader& hay fork, $35,000. CliffordMyers, Youngsville, LafayetteParish; 337-356-2745 or 337-654-6599.

851 hay baler, needs little work,$1000. Algy Irvin, Thibodaux,Lafourche Parish; 985-448-1101 or504-427-0962.

2-row hyd. digger, new chains,

rollers & shakers, $14,000; 1-rowhyd. digger, new chains, rollers &shakers, $4500; (1) set 4-rowmechanical potato planters, $3500;seed-bed bedding hopper, $2800;fert. mix miser for seed beds, $400;sub soiler, $500; 7100 JD plantersnarrow row, $1000, seed bed plasticpulling machine, $400, (1) vine cut-ter, $300; (1) 300 gal. chemicaltank, $250. Chad Helminger,Mansura, Avoyelles Parish; 318-964-2380, after 5 p.m., or 318-201-5767.

Bush Hog model 3008, w/8’bushhog, excel cond., $2750. J.C.Patrick, Prairieville, AscensionParish; 225-937-7329.

MF 1030 26 hp. trac., excel.cond., $3700; 4’ Sun Shine byModern shredder w/stump jumper,$350. Buford Landreneau, VillePlatte, Evangeline Parish; 337-461-5282.

Moline GB-LP $1500; JD 520-LP, $3500; Case 830LP hi-crop,$3500; Case 830 gas hi-crop,$3500; JD G, new paint, $5000.David Bass Jr., Longville,Beauregard Parish; 337-540-5023.

Int. 404 trac., 36 hp, good cond.w/bush hog & cult., $2000. AudricNormand, Marksville, AvoyellesParish; 318-253-9941.

5’ bush hog brand finish mower,like new, $1000. Ernest Reynolds,Greensburg, St. Helena Parish; 225-936-6461.

IH 240 utility tractor, gas, 30 hp,$3900. Brett Babin, Sr., Gonzales,Ascension Parish; 225-673-4175.

5-shank chisel plow, good shape.,3 pt. hitch, $300; front mount pushblade, pressure up & down, angles,fits 50 hp trac., $500; (2) JD rearwheel spacers, 10”, 10-holew/bolts, $500. Percell Green,Rayville, Richland Parish; 318-728-6966.

21’ JD 1010 field cult., gaugewheels, 3 pt. hitch, hyd. fold, goodshape, $1000; 6-row JD RM cult.spray fenders, overhead spray,$300; 6-row Glenco cult., sprayfenders, overhead spray, $300; 6-row Lilliston rolling cult., gaugewheels, middle sweep, $500; 6-rowcrop maker, 20” sweeps, spray tips,$200; will trade for 3 pt. hitch post-hole digger w/ 6” & 10” auger. JudyGreen, Rayville, Richland Parish;318-728-6966.

4’ box blade, $300; Howes 5 ft.disc, $475. Donald Andrepont,Eunice, Acadia Parish; 337-580-8474.

Ford 601 diesel trac., new brakes,new battery, PTO, hyd. lift, goodsheet metal, great shape, ready towork, $2750. Keith Hunt, Delhi,Richland Parish; 318-401-5530 or870-664-9367.

Ford 555B backhoe, rebuilttrans., new bucket teeth, new bat-tery, runs strong, great cond., readyto work $12,500. K. Hunt, Delhi,Richland Parish; 318-401-5530 or870-664-9367.

Ford 850 tractor, 172 gas, newstarter, new grill, new paint, excel.tires, runs great, PTO, hyd. lift,

$3500; Ford 9N trac., good tires,been sitting up, good project or forparts, $600. K. Hunt, Delhi,Richland Parish; 318-401-5530 or870-664-9367.

Ferguson TO20, project trac.,comes w/ motor to install, needs gastank. $500; Yazoo commercialmower, ZTR, good tires, B&SIndustrial motor, good project,$400. K. Hunt, Delhi, RichlandParish; 318-401-5530 or 870-664-9367.

JCB 1700 backhoe, needs motorwork, 4-way front bucket, goodrubber, $5500; MF135 parts, rearend, transmission, two rear wheels,one rear tire, hyd. lift assembly,misc parts, must take all, $350. K.Hunt, Delhi, Richland Parish; 318-401-5530 or 870-664-9367.

IH 574 tractor w/ 2050 series Afront-loader, front bucket needswork, good rear tires, $850. K.Hunt, Delhi, Richland Parish; 318-401-5530 or 870-664-9367.

Vermeer 504 Super I rd. baler,has hyd. tie, good teeth, belts &chains, hay saver wheels, fieldready, $8000; Vermeer 7030 haymower, 9 ft. cut, field ready, $6000;Sitrex 2GL-302 hay fluffer, fieldready, $1200. Jason Henry,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-647-1156.

Cub w/belly mower, $1800; bellymowers $200/1-up; fertilizer cultfor Super A, $400. Skeet Cooper,Jena, LaSalle Parish; 318-992-2206.

New Holland 1037 bale wagon,‘06 model, has picked up less than3000 bales, showroom condition,$24,000; Supreme 600 TMR mixer,grinds rd. bales & mixes feed, hasdigital scales, $16,500. RoyMarcantel, Kinder, Allen Parish;337 390 9034.

4-row & 6-row equipment, JD499 cotton picker, $1000; 6-rowdrag, $1200; JD disc, $500; chiselplow, $1500, JD 7100 planter,$1500; V-ripper, $1500; JD 95 com-bines, $300; fuel tanks, 500 & 1000gal., $150-$300. Rene Brown,Baton Rouge; 225-766-0061.

Yale fork lift, 4,000 lbs., solidrubber tires, runs on LP gas, noleaks, good cond., cash or certifiedcheck, $3800. Kendall Miley,Angie, Washington Parish; 985-516-9259.

JD 6420, 4 wd, front loaderw/bucket & spear, completelyloaded, 535 hrs., excel. cond.,$45,000. Joe Ainsworth,Georgetown, Grant Parish; 318-623-3880.

JD rd. baler, model 556, 5x5rolls, rolled under 2000 rd. rolls,$8000. Joe Ainsworth, Georgetown,Grant Parish; 318-623-3880.

574 Int. diesel trac., need repair,$1000. Ted Briley, Ville Platte;Evangeline Parish; 337-831-3040after 5 p.m.

JD 6415 w/loader, cab, air, likenew, 1000 hrs., $35,000. Bob Pitre,Thibodaux, Lafourche; 985-447-8146.

1994 D4H-LGP bulldozer, 6-way

blade, runs great. Dickie Torbert,Galliano, Lafourche Parish; 985-258-4120.

1997 NH 3415 trac., 47 hp, insu-lated alum. canopy, weight set onfront end, low hours, excel. cond.,sled kept, $11,000. Dwight Brignac,Washington, St. Landry Parish;337-831-3758.

Stainless steel fert. hopper to fitClub A, 100, 130 & 140, all metalparts have been blasted, primed &painted, w/drive gear & stainlesslid, $300. George Banks, Bogalusa,Washington Parish; 985-732-3950.

Ford 6710 cab & air, 83 hp,$9800; Ford 6610 series II cab &air, 83 hp, $9800; Komatsu D21Adozer, 6-way blade, $11,900. J.Guillot, Hessmer, Avoyelles Parish;318-563-4776.

MF 1030 26 hp. trac., excel.cond., $3700; 4’ Shun Shine bymodern shredder w/stump jumper,$350. Buford Landreneau, VillePlatte, Evangeline Parish; 337-461-5282.

Ford 3600 trac. w/front loader,$7500; Woods 60” finishing mower,$1000. Leo Pellerin, Alexandria,Rapides Parish; 318-445-3713.

Land Pride grooming mower, 6’,good cond., $600. John Kirkley,Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish; 985-447-5717.

2009 Kubota bush hog 75 back-hoe, never used, $7500. PaulFontenot, Lafayette Parish; 337-237-3181 or 337-322-4442.

2005 Cat D5G LGP dozer, 1700+hrs., owner operated, mint cond.,assume 18 mos. lease at$2194/month or $67,000. BuddyElliott, Brusly, West Baton RougeParish; 225-324-6843.

JD 1010 trac. w/6’ finishingmower, broom & middle buster,good cond., $3800/all. DannyMiddlebrooks, Eunice, St. LandryParish; 337-580-0483 or 337-580-0343.

JD 3 pt. quick hitch for Cat 2 tosave time attaching equipment,$300 obo. Dickie Sherman,Crowley, Acadia Parish; 337-788-0249, call from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Set of (4) ag. turf tires, like new,26x7.50-12 & 11.2x20, $900 obo;NH TN60A, ‘06, 2 wd, 60 hp, 460hrs., dual remote valves, p/s, livePTO, $11,500. Dickie Sherman,Crowley, Acadia Parish; 337-788-0240, call between 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

6’ rear discharge finishing mowerfor 3 pt. farm trac., $1000. PaulSherman, Crowley, Acadia Parish;337-788-0240, call between 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

W&A 8-row hippers w/Orthmanrow markers, $2000; Taylorway 8-row cult. 5 gangs w/shields, $800,fert. buggy, $1200. Bobby Denton,Jena, La Salle Parish; 318-992-4504.

Ford bridger 8-row planterw/row markers & fiberglass hop-pers, bean, corn & milo plates, etc.$1200; Int. 500 12’ disc, $1500;Case 14’ heavy breaking disc,$1500. Bobby Denton, Jena, LaSalle Parish; 318-992-4504.

July 2 2009MARKET BULLETIN

FARMTRUCKS &RELATED

PARTS

1977 7700 combine, excel. cond.,cold air, hydro, new spike teeth, t-beater, many extra parts & 7700combine parts w/whole combine,$6900; 14’ JD bush hog, 3 pt. hitch,excel. cond., $1795. CharlesJarreau, Lakeland, Pointe CoupeeParish; 225-405-6965.

Clausing lathe, 15”, 3 pt., 5’ bed,will trade for dirt pan scoop, 6 or 7yards on wheels. Russell Broussard,Lafayette, Lafayette Parish; 337-207-4081.

JD 4840, duals, quick hitch,$11,500; Int. 1066, $6500; 6-rowroller, good cond., $750. DavidVanmol, Lacompte, Rapides Parish;318-308-4829.

6” low lift pump PTO driven,$300; horse rake modified for 3 pt.that works on trac., $125. JohnComeaux, Lake Charles, CalcasieuParish; 337-474-7420.

HD 7’, 3 pt. bush hog, category 2,excel. shape, $1350. Jackie Tucker,Bossier City, Bossier Parish; 318-349-8851.

2006 MF, 90 hp, 4x4, cab, air,loader, 400 hrs., standard trans.,grapple, root rake & pallet forks,$39,500/all. J. Tucker, Bossier City,Bossier Parish; 318-349-8851.

(3) dozers, D5M XL, $50,000;D37E Komatsu, $28,500; 550H JD,$68,500. W. A. Lucky, III, BossierCity, Bossier Parish; 318-349-8851.

Kuhn GMD 800 hay cutter, willtake trade on 17 ft. hay tedder or V-rake on caddy. Lendy Jones,Calhoun, Ouachita Parish; 318-644-1437.

JD trac. model #2940, 94 hp,dual hyd., 3500 hrs., excel. cond.,$10,000. Jerry Walters, BatonRouge, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-921-8978.

(2) 6’ Bush Hogs, (1) has newdeck 11 gauge, other has heavy duty1/4” deck, excel., cond., $900/1; (1)5’ Bush hog, $500. Freddie Rick,Kentwood, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-229-2279.

MF model 65, good shape, newpaint & new clutch, $3700; (1) 160Bush Hog brand bush hog, 13’x6”wide, completely reworked &painted, $4500; Farmall trac. w/tri-cycle front-end, gas engine, goodsolid trac., $900; 10’ Woods bushhog, $2,000; 3 pt. lift cultivator,$200. F. Rick, Kentwood,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-229-2279.

Ford 5000 trac., runs good,$5000. F. Rick, Kentwood,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-229-2279.

Lilliston 1-row rolling cult., (3)sets, $275/1. John Landry,Washington, St. Landry Parish;337-459-1912.

Minneapolis-Moline M670super, $3000; Minneapolis-MolineVista G1000, $3000/1 or$5000/both. Kirk Bernard,Youngsville, Lafayette Parish; 337-280-5416.

JD 7000 4-row corn planter, pull-type field ready, $1500; IH 7-shankchisel plow pull-type, $700. CalvinWaskom, Franklinton, WashingtonParish; 985-839-6369 or 985-373-2832.

JD-616 cutter, bush hog type,good deck, tail wheel assembly,drive shaft w/slip clutch, gear box,good output shaft broken, kept inbarn, $325. Henry R. Miller Jr.,Destrehan, St. Charles Parish; 985-764-6796.

JD 450 dozer, 6-way bladew/winch, new rails, 1-sprocket, toproller, very good cond., $12,000.Andy Stanley, Starks, Calcasieu;337-743-6562.

2009 Kubota model # L3240DT-1, 4 wd, trac., frond-end loader,backhoe, 6’ grooming deck, 30 hrs.,$27,900. Paul Fontenot, Lafayette,Lafayette Parish; 337-237-3181 or337-322-4442.

JD model M trac., $3300; Fordmodel 9N trac., $1800. JohnGuillory, Ville Platte, EvangelineParish; 337-831-4058.

JD 690 track hoe, 96 model, 4400hrs., good cond., factory thumb,$25,000. Cecil Broussard,Prairieville, Ascension Parish; 225-715-4525.

Kubota L2350, 25 hp diesel trac.,434 hrs. w/60” Rhino finishingmower w/3 blades, excel. cond.,$6500/both or trac. $6000; mower,$950. David Fontenot, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-363-4334.

NH 316 sq. baler, excel. mech.cond., $4500. Roy F. Varnado, Jr.,Iota, Acadia Parish; 337-824-3887or 337-230-1408.

Box blade, 5 ½’, $275; 3 pt. hitchfire break plow, heavy duty, $350;Ford 4000 diesel trac., 50 hp, ps, 2-rear remotes, new paint, seat & tire,rear tires have 90% rubber, runs &looks great, $6500. Ed Durr Jr.,Amite, Tangipahoa Parish; 985-748-5556.

4000 Ford diesel, recently com-pletely over hauled, hyd. system,excel. cond., $6500 nego. LoytonCourville, Sunset, St. LandryParish; 337-280-3306.

2007, 675 Ford trac. w/front-endloader, 7’ bucket, 4 wh, 2 sets ofremote valves, 75 hp, like new,excel. cond., $22,000. LoytonCourville, Sunset, St Landry parish;337-280-3306.

(4) new highway tires, P225/70R18 tires, $95/1; 730 arp back hoeon 3 pt. hitch, good cond., $1400. L.Courville, Sunset, St. LandryParish; 337-280-3306.

2002 3010 NH Ford trac. w/338hrs., canopy top, (1) set of remotevalves, like new, $12,000 nego. L.Courville, Sunset, St. LandryParish; 337-280-3306.

JD sq. baler #337, field ready,$2500. Leslie Sandifer, Alexandria,Rapides Parish; 318-899-5800 or318-446-4411.

CJ-5 Jeep manifold w/carburetor,$150 obo. James Hilton, Anacoco,Vernon Parish; 318-565-4268.

140 Farmall trac., $2200.Shelton Woods, Opelousas, St.Landry Parish, 337-948-3361.

(2) JD 750 dozers, both w/4-wayblade, (1) $23,000; (1) $17,000.Henry J. Amato, Independence,Tangipahoa Parish; 985-878-6566.

Arps back hoe, model 730 for 3

pt. mount on trac., $500. DanielHardy, Iowa, Jeff Davis Parish;582-3359 or 540-3312.

JD 3 pt. 7’ blade, adjustableangles, $500. John Boudreaux,Abbeville; Vermilion Parish; 337-893-6754.

(1) row cult., matted on 3 pt. hitchtool bar w/8 adjustable shovels,$250. Henry Boland, Baton Rouge,East Baton Rouge Parish; 225-924-5705.

1994 D4H LGP bulldozer, 6-way,blade, runs great, $28,000. DickieTorbert, Galliano, LafourcheParish; 985-258-4120.

1997 NH 3415 trac., 47 hp, insu-lated alum. canopy, weight set onfront-end, low hrs., excel. cond.,shed kept, $11,000. DwightBrignac, Washington, St. LandryParish; 337-831-3758.

Yale 4000 lb. forklift, solid rubbertires, runs on LP gas, no leaks, goodcond., cash or certified check,$3800. Kendall Miley, Angie,Washington Parish; 985-516-9259.

Ford 6610 cab & air trac., 83 hp,16 spd., $9800; Komatsu D21Adozer, 6-way blade, power shift,low hrs., $11,900; KomatsuD31E18 dozer, 6-way blade, powershift, $15,500. J. Guillot, Hessmer,Avoyelles Parish; 318-563-4776.

Big Bee heavy-duty 7 ft. bushhog, under shed for 4 yrs., $800.Dan Jordan, Crowley, AcadiaParish; 337-347-1999.

4366 Int., 1066 hi-crop, 40’ landlevel, 4 wd., $5000 obo; motorpatrol pull behind grader blade,$1500; 7’ pull-behind disc, $1000.Eric Dupont, St. Martinville, St.Martin Parish; 337-519-0577.

360 Long trac., 36 hp, runs &works well, burns no oil, very goodrubber, $1895; 3-pt. 5’ spike toothharrow, like new, $395. S. C. Kent,Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish;337-802-9928.

Mahindra trac., 575 DI, canopy,front-end loader, bush hog, boxblade & 16’ trailer, $11,000. JamesCruikshanks, Abita Springs, St.Tammany Parish; 985-898-5805 or985-966-0966.

(2) rear trac. tire weights forFarmall cub, $125. Donald Morgan,Zachary, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-654-3501.

(1) IH Cub trac. w/belly mower,brand new engine, excel. cond.,$3000; (1) 8N Ford, brand newengine, completely restored, newpaint job, excel. cond., $3850 obo.Harold F. Yantis, Zachary, EastBaton Rouge Parish; 225-654-4220.

4000 Ford diesel trac., complete-ly overhauled, hyd. system, excel.cond., $6500 nego; ‘05 3010 FordNH trac. w/canopy, top, first setremote valve, 338 hrs., $12,000nego. Loyton Courville, Sunset, St.Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

10 hp Tecumseh motor, taperedshaft, come off a generator, lowhrs., runs & looks like new, does nothave fuel tank, $125. Chris Douget,Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish;337-224-2896.

NH side delivery hay rake, all

teeth & spares, good cond., $800.Jessie Wheat, Denham Springs,Livingston Parish; 225-664-9195.

IH 7’ sickle mower, $375; 5’Rhino bush hog for parts, $50;Stonny Babineaux, Arnaudville, St.Landry Parish; 337-754-5506.

Kubota TG1860 diesel, 54” cut,mower, good cond., $1950. RichardReeves, Kinder, Allen Parish; 337-639-2602.

Ford 8N trac. & 5’ JD bush hog,good rubber, new starter, running,$1300/all nego. Donald Meyers Sr.,Perry, Vermilion Parish; 337-465-4698.

5’ bush Hog brand finishingmower, like new, $1000. ErnestReynolds, Greensburg, SabineParish; 225-936-6461.

Tractor tire 20-8-42, good cond.,like new, no cracks or holes, $250;(2) trac.tires on Ford rims, 18-8-38,good solid tread, $250. BobSatcher, Denham Springs,Livingston Parish; 225-603-3451.

4630 JD trac., dual wheels w/fac-tory dozer blade on front, goodcond, solid running trac., $10,500.Bob Satcher, Denham Springs,Livingston Parish; 225-603-3451.

Yanmar 2210 28 horse dieseltrac., 772 hr. mint cond., new tires,4’ blade, $4000; Melinda,Gonzales, Ascension Parish; 225-241-2257 or Carl 225-235-3657.

25 kw PTO generator, 5 hrs. run-ning time, like new, $3000 obo.Donald Armond, Krotz Springs, St.Landry Parish; 337-592-0505.

JD 4850 MFWD trac., good rub-ber, good paint, new interior, excel.mechanical cond., shed kept,$27,500. Hannon Deshotels, VillePlatte, Evangeline Parish; 337-523-4606.

BIFCO hay rake, 4 wh., 3 pt.hitch, fair cond. $400. RobbieMurphy, Prairieville, AscensionParish; 225-978-9248.

Wanted: dirt scoop w/3 pt. hook-up for a trac. James R. George,Noble, Sabine Parish; 318-645-9650.

Wanted: 5 hp front tined tiller inworking cond. George Walter,Many, Sabine Parish; 318-508-1906or 318-246-5864.

Wanted: 3 pt. hitch post hole dig-ger for a trac., 6”-10” auger size,near Vernon & Beauregard Parish.Daniel, Burr Ferry, Vernon Parish;337-286-9353.

Wanted: (2) 20.8 x 38 ag. tires,high cleat, rice & cane, need to be ingood shape, no cracks in side walls.Thad Broussard, Erath, VermilionParish; 337-937-6781.

Wanted: Bobcat steer steering ontrac., no less than 65 hp, goodcond., Loyton Courville, Sunset, St.Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

Wanted: 3 pt. hitch back-hoe tofit 30 hp Kubota trac. MalcolmSaacks, Folsom, St. TammanyParish; 985-796-5456.

Wanted: tractor tire, 18-4-38,must be in good cond. WayneLongino, Coushatta, Red RiverParish; 318-932-6428.

Wanted: 3 pt. hitch, (1) row

planter & fert. for garden work.Dickie Sherman, Crowley, AcadiaParish; 337-788-0240, call 8:00a.m. – 7 p.m.

Wanted: JD 510 rd. hay baler forparts. Fred Romero, Arnaudville,St. Landry Parish; 337-662-7166.

Wanted: tiller for a gravely gar-den trac., 7.6 convertible. LonnieParker, Shreveport, Caddo Parish;318-655-4713.

Wanted: yellow Farmall trac. forparts. James Hilton, Anacoco,Vernon Parish; 318-565-4268.

Wanted: 5’ or 6’ plow disc, 3 pt.hook-up. Keith Matte, Branch,Acadia Parish; 337-296-6798.

Wanted: old JD 450 dozer forparts, in any cond. Kevin Murphy,Folsom, St. Tammany Parish; 985-796-9681.

Wanted: 1952 Farmall Cub trac.for parts. David Roy, Pride, Eastbaton Rouge Parish; 225-654-4229.

Wanted: 3 pt. hitch, sub-soilerw/shear bolt; 6’-8’ offset discw/hyd. cyl. Jessie Wheat, DenhamSprings, Livingston Parish; 225-664-9195.

Wanted: 3 pt. 1-row planterw/plates, reasonably priced. S. L.Marcantel, DeRidder, BeauregardParish; 337-396-0518.

Wanted: 13x6x38 trac. tiresw/60% rubber. Loyton Courville,Sunset, St. Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

Wanted: NH sq. baler in excel.cond. Loyton Courville, Sunset, St.Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

Wanted: 4’ or 5’ disc choppersfor 3 pt. hitch. Joe Porto,Napoleonville, Assumption Parish;985-513-9759.

1984 Ford F800 diesel Altecbucket truck, 55’ reach, hyd. boomwench & gin pole, (2) buckets,good tires, good working cond., allmanuals, $8000. Brett Eversull,Boyce, Rapides Parish; 317-793-8728.

(4) 31x10.5x15 Sumitomo all ter-rain tires, 60,000 miles tires, only2000 miles driven on tires, likenew, $125/1 obo. AaronCatalonatto, Amite, TangipahoaParish; 985-215-8033.

4900 Int. truck w/16’ flatbed,10,000. Jim Beard, Port Allen,West Baton Rouge Parish; 225-387-2339 ext. 205.

12,000 PTO winch w/bumper &fairlead, no cable, all heavy-duty,$500. Brett Eversull, Boyce,Rapides Parish; 318-793-8728.

1995 Ford 2-ton flatbed w/5.9Cummings engine, fair shape, airride suspension & air seat, 6-spd.trans., new front tires, used to pullstock trailer, $5500. Terry Rider,Eunice, Acadia Parish; 337-789-1927.


TRAILERS,WAGONS &

EQUIPMENT

FARM &LIVESTOCK

SUPPLIES

FROM THEFARM

SEWING &FABRICS

CRAFTS &WOODWORK

LUMBER &SAWING

1990 Ford F-700 dump truck, 6-cyl. diesel engine, 6 yard bed, goodtires, good shape, $6500. JimmyWilliams, Kentwood, TangipahoaParish; 985-229-2682 or 985-517-0931.

2004 Ford dually bed, new paint,blk., long wheel base, $1100; weld-ing bed came off ‘04 Ford, toolboxes, hose reel, boat rack, $2000.Donald Armond, Krotz Springs, St.Landry Parish; 337-566-8854.

1995 271 white Chevy Silveradotruck, 118,000 miles, fifth wheel,hide-a-way ball in bed of truck,elec. brakes, no dents, neverwrecked, always in garage, excel.cond., $6000 nego. LoytonCourville, Sunset, St. LandryParish; 337-280-3306.

16’ flat dump bed, $1600. GuyBaldord, Wisner, Franklin Parish;318-439-0839.

(2) sets of Chevy rims to fit 6-lugs, 16”, truck models late ’80-’99, alum. factory rims, goodcond., $200/set or $400/all. DeanGentile, Port Allen, West BatonRouge Parish; 225-328-2198 or225-627-9562.

1972 Dodge truck w/grain bed,$2500; ‘69 Ford truck w/grain bed,$1500. Rene Brown, Newellton,Tensas Parish; 225-766-0061.

2005 Polaris Ranger, low hrs., 4-wheel drive, $6800. Bart, Welsh,Jeff Davis Parish; 337-526-8825.

1968 Dodge 500 w/16’ grain bin,tandem axle, 400 bu. capacityw/roll tarp, good cond., $2900.Charles Jarreau, Lakeland, PointCoupee Parish; 225-405-6965.

2007 Dodge Ram 2500, blk., 4wd., heavy-duty w/factory set-ups,brush guard & gooseneck hook-ups, 71,000, payoff is $26,000. JoeAinsworth, Georgetown, GrantParish; 318-623-3880.

1972 Dodge truck w/grain bed,$2500; ‘69 Ford truck w/grain bed,$1500. Rene Brown, Baton Rouge,East Baton Rouge Parish; 225-766-0061.

Wanted: Toyota Tundra truck, 1-2 yr., 2 wd, 4 door, very lowmileage. Loyton Courville, Sunset,St. Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

Ornamental 1 or 2-horse hitch-ing wagon, red w/chrome embell-ishments, wh. spoke wheels,resembles a beer wagon, 12’ long,$5000. Pete Rudesill, Pearl River,St. Tammany Parish; 985-863-2155 or 225-610-4959.

10’ 2-seat covered carriage, blk.w/natural wood spokes & tongue,single horse pull, great forparades or Sunday ride, $5000.Pete Rudesill, Pearl River, St.Tammany Parish; 985-863-2155or 225-610-4959.

Exiss gooseneck 3-horse slantall alum. trailer, like new,

$10,000. Robert Deshotel, VillePlatte; Evangeline Parish; 337-363-2281.

38’ American grain trailer,good tires & tarp, good cond.,$4500 obo. Kevin LaCour,Moreauville, Avoyelles Parish;318-452-1823.

1997 class C motor home, newtires, new generator, good work-ing cond., 73,000 miles, $14,500.Wayne, Chaneyville, EvangelineParish; 318-613-2281 or 318-776-9429.

Tag- along trailer, 1200 lbs.,tandem axles, heavy-duty fenders,good tires, $3000. Darien Milton,Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish;985-320-9937 or 225-567-5817.

1998 calico red 16’ gooseneckhorse trailer, center gate, frontescape gate, rear sliding gate,good cond., $1800. Dupre, Bently,Grant Parish; 318-481-2305.

Trailmaster utility trailer, 5 ½’-10 ½’, drop gate, hog panel, sides,spare tire, wood floor, like new,$900. Ron Laplace, Erath,Vermilion Parish; 337-256-3550.

1994 24’ gooseneck cattle trail-er w/good canvas top, good floor,elec. brakes, (3) compartments,(2) gates, good cond., $4000nego. Loyton Courville, Sunset,St. Landry Parish; 337-280-3306.

4-horse trailer, insulated tackroom w/ac, gooseneck, heavysteel, rubber mats, good tires &floor, $2500. Lauri Pappas,Eunice, St. Landry Parish; 337-945-1474.

Wanted: 14’ cattle trailer,gooseneck or bumper pull w/can-vas top & center gate. LoytonCourville, Sunset, St. LandryParish; 337-280-3306.

JD gator, 4x2, good runningcond., top & front bumper, reartrailer hitch, good tires, $3000.Walter Lemoine, Marksville,Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-7959.

Simco roping saddle, 17” seat,excel. cond., $375. J.C. Patrick,Prairieville, Ascension Parish; 225-673-327.

Horse walker, 4-horse, 2 spd. &2 reverse, new motor, excel. cond.,$1500. Walter Lemoine,Marksville, Avoyelles Parish; 318-253-7939 or 318-240-3128.

PTO generator, 13,000 watts,requires 24 hp PTO engine ormore, wiring, box & PTO shaftincluded, mounted on 3 pt. hook-up, $2500. Louis Marks,Arnaudville, St. Landry Parish;337-754-5960 or 337-280-6404.

15 kw PTO generator on trailer,like new, $2500. Ernest Reynolds,Greensburg, St. Heslena Parish;225-936-6461.

Elec. start generator, 7500 watts,

13 hp Tecumsch motor, used 35hrs., $700. Darien Milton,Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish;985-320-9937 or 225-567-5817.

Tecumseh motor, 10 hp, taperedshaft, came off a generator, lowhrs., runs good, like new, does nothave fuel tank, $125 obo. ChrisDouget, Ville Platte, EvangelineParish; 337-224-2896.

New galv. corral panels, 5’x10’,bundle of 25, $1350; bundle of6’x12’ extra heavy panels, $2400;50’ rd. pen, $950. Carl Barlow,Pride, East Baton Rouge Parish;225-603-5610.

Metal livestock pen, fits on bedof long wheel base truck w/twoseparate gates, $100. L. Reed;Pineville, Rapides Parish; 318-445-0605.

Heavy duty squeeze chute, sidegate opens, back gates & adjustablesqueeze, side bar drop, panels openat bottom, $1950. Philip Watts,Livingston; 225-686-1306.

American Saddlery 16” ropingsaddle, rust colored w/rough outseat, basket weave & cactus flowerengraving w/saddle blanket, ropercinch with stainless steel D rings,breast strap, older saddle but ingood condition, no wear on stirrupleathers, $375. John or Donna,Lecompte, Rapides Parish; 318-776-9931.

17” collegiate close contactEnglish saddle, regular treew/padded leather knee blocks,excel. for riding or jumping, slight-ly flatter seat w/wider weight bear-ing area, excel. cond., stored in thehouse, $385. Kylie Payne,Broussard, Lafayette Parish; 337-278-3624.

Western show saddle, 16.5”congress leather, lite oil, goodquality, basket stamped and loadedw/silver, double skirted & blk.suede seat, pre-turned stirrups, keptin bag in closet, $1000. TammyPayne, Broussard, LafayetteParish; 337-278-3624.

Ken Reye cutting saddle, 16,”$2000. T. Payne, Broussard,Lafayette Parish; 337-278-3624.

(2) generators, 5500 watts,$800; 6500 watts, $900; pressurewasher, 2500 PSI w/Honda engine,$350; 2’ Honda trash pump, $750.Ted Matlow, Carencro, LafayetteParish; 337-896-9869.

Homemade roping chute, $250;12’ Do-all, $700. Marc Browning,Ethel, East Feliciana Parish; 225-683-3627.

Roping saddle, 15 ½,” qualitymade, Santa Fe maker, $625. JohnBoudreaux, Abbeville, VermilionParish; 337-893-6743.

Yanmar diesel generator, 10 hp,5500 kw, elec. or manual start,wheel kit, 10 hrs., excel. cond.,$2300. J.R. Fage, Lafayette,Lafayette Parish; 337-962-5732.

1997 300-Palaris 4-wheeler, 2wh. chain drive, 2-stroke, goodcond., never been in shop, $1650.John Landry, Washington, St.Landry Parish; 337-459-1912.

Heavy duty squeeze chute, side

gate opens, back gates & adjustablesqueeze, side bar drop, panels openat bottom, $1950. Philip Watts,Livingston; 225-686-1306.

Sawmill, Woodmizer, ‘61model, super 40 hyd., Kubotadiesel motor, $5000. Herbert M.LeJeune, Oakdale, Allen Parish;337-639-2953.

Wanted: 2” fiberglass grating,enough to cover 5’x19”, can usepieces but need to be at least1’x4”x5’. Thad Broussard, Erath;337-937-6781.

Wanted: irrigation pump, canaltype, in decent shape, okay ifminor repairs are needed, 12-16discharge, may be portable. ThadBroussard, Erath, VermilionParish; 337-937-6781.

Wanted: seawall materials, treat-ed 4x8 treated plywood & 4x4 or4x6 treated post, cofferdam materi-al. James Hilton, Anacoco, VernonParish; 318-565-4368.

Colorado Aspen lumber, greatfor interior walls & ceilings, 1x6tongue & groove w/V-groove,6’,70¢ l/f and 1x4 -8’,beaded, 72¢l/f. Jason Curtis, Grand Cane; 318-201-7049.

Wanted: someone to saw logs onfarm for lumber. Ernest Jewell, Jr.,New Roads, Pointe Coupee Parish;225-638-6430 or 225-936-9445.

All wood hen nesting boxes, 8-hole, $70; 4 & 6-hole, $40 & $60;small & large rabbit nestingboxes, $10-$15/1; custom boxesavail. Timmy Dumantrait, BreauxBridge, St. Martin Parish; 337-296-6021.

Duck decoys, handmadecypress, tupelo ducks & goosedecoys, excel. mantle piece.Rusty Romero, Arnaudville, St.,Landry Parish; 337-662-5590.

Handcrafted jewelry items,ear-rings, necklaces, bracelets,rosaries, glass, crystal, semi-pre-cious stones, depending on typeof piece & content, $7-$30/1.Linda Ewalt, Lacassine, JeffDavos Parish; 337-588-4255.

Cedar patio furniture, 3” cedarlog rockers, 2”, 3” & 4” sq. andround post rockers, $125-$295;baby & youth rockers, $45-$50;4’, 5’ & 6’ swings & gliderswings, $110-$295; cedar chest,$250-$350; picnic tables &dinette sets, $275-$1500. WayneSchultz, Clearwater, EvangelineParish; www.thecedartrunk.comor 318-776-9429 or 318-613-2281.

Wizard elec. sewing machine incabinet, very good cond., $500.Mary Fontenot, Ville Platte,Evangeline Parish; 337-363-7428,

Quilts, all sizes, baby to king,quilt tops, $20/1-up. MaryFontenot, Ville Platte, EvangelineParish; 337-363-7428.

Crocheted baby items, booties,caps & bibs, $10-$10/1; dresses, 3-6 mos., $35; Christening gowns, 3-6 mos., $75; slips avail. JaniceKnipers, Noble, Sabine Parish;318-567-9429.

Monogrammed baby bibs, burpcloths, onesies, camo or baby col-ors, $12/1; monogrammed huntingclub shirts & caps, $15/1. TwalaHernandez, Calhoun, OuachitaParish; 318-237-7038.

(2) 250 gal. propane tanks, (1) hassome propane, $150/both; (1) castiron bathtub & cast iron doublesink, $100/both. BufordLandreneau, Ville Platte;Evangeline Parish; 337-461-5282.

Red wiggler worms, raise yourown, for fishing, compost & gar-dening. 12 gal. container, $20/1, 27gal. container, $45/1, has readymade soil or $10/1 lb. JimmyYoung, Eunice, St. Landry Parish;337-457-5053.

Used old wooden mechanicaldrawing engineering drafting table,very good cond., $110. JimmyMullet, Covington, St. TammanyParish; 985-875-7465.

Portable sprayer on steel plate,4-horse power Briggs Strattonengine, hydro-roller pump, pressuregauge, pressure valve control, (3)sets of hoses, nozzle w/adjustablesprays, $425. Jimmy Mullet,Covington, St. Tammany Parish;985-875-7465.

Used Kawasaki portable genera-tor, elec. start, 5/120 & 1/240 acoutlets, 2/240 plugs, kept in doors,$400. Jimmy Mullet, Covington,St. Tammany Parish; 985-875-7465.

7’ barbecue pit on wheels, 2doors & slide out trays, $2000;shopmade steel outdoor fireplacew/expanded metal cover for cook-ing, $300. Freddie Rick, Kentwood,Tangipahoa; 985-229-2279.

Lift/carrier for elec. wheel chair,fits on 2” receiver hitch of car ortruck, used 12 times, $1450. ScottKees, Deville, Rapides Parish; 318-448-1813.

Wanted: old sugar kettles orsyrup kettles, any size. Kathy,Baton Rouge; 225-938-9366.


he 2008 storm season was not kind toLouisiana. Hurricane Gustav slammed intothe shoreline on September 1 and Ike fol-lowed two weeks later.

And while destruction to state agricultureand its infrastructure was severe (more than$700 million in damages), major disasterwas averted by the high evacuation compli-ance rates in coastal areas.

Part of the reason many evacuees werewilling to leave their homes and get out ofharm’s way was because plans to accom-modate the pets of Louisiana had beenhighly publicized in the wake of HurricaneKatrina.

Agriculture and Forestry CommissionerMike Strain said new pet evacuation plansfor pets owners with critical transportationneeds were implemented in 2006 and pet-friendly self-evacuating shelters were bet-ter publicized.

“We wanted to make sure that no onewould have any reason not to evacuate,”Strain said. “That meant we had to set up aplan to move pets. Some people didn’t

leave New Orleans during Katrina becausethere were no shelters that would take theirpets.

“We believe that lives were savedbecause we set up this pet evacuation pro-gram.”

Even though the state will assist pet own-ers with critical transportation needs evac-uate from threatened areas, the best plan forpet evacuations are the ones pet ownersmake for themselves, said MarthaLittlefield, D.V.M, and LDAF AssistantState Veterinarian.

“Your plans for a storm or other disastersshould include what you’ll do about anypets and livestock you own, as well as allthe other measures you take to protect yourfamily and property,” Littlefield said. “Petsor livestock owners definitely need to cre-ate their own family disaster plans and thesooner the better.

“Right now is the time to revise and finetune your evacuation plans, but the mostimportant thing to do is not wait until astorm, flood or other disaster threatens

before you plan what you will do with yourpets and livestock.”

The basic options to consider are whetheryou’ll try to take pets with you or evacuatesome or all of your livestock – or whetheryou’ll leave them at home and try to pro-vide as much protection as possible.

“You have more options with smallerpets,” Littlefield said. “You generally canbring them into a safe area of the house andkeep them with you during a storm ifyou’re staying at home.”

Littlefield suggested that pet ownersidentify motels and hotels that allow pets orcontact friends and family along hurricaneevacuation routes that will help you carefor your animals.

The LDAF has also developed plans forpet shelters located near the shelters forthose with critical transportation needs.

Shelters for residents with critical trans-portation needs and their pets will beopened as disaster needs are assessed,Littlefield said.

“People evacuating with their own trans-

portation can contact the Louisiana StateAnimal Response Team (www.lsart.org) tofind out about other shelters for dogs andcats,” Littlefield said.

There are no state-run shelters for live-stock, including horses, and livestock own-ers should develop their own plans forevacuation or sheltering in place.

“For many people, your pet is your bestfriend and you should plan accordingly,”Littlefield said. “For others, livestock maybe valuable assets to the family’s livelihoodand knowing what you’ll do with cattle andhorses before a storm is the best thing todo.”

“Pets are valuable members of the familyto many people, and livestock can be valu-able assets to the family’s livelihood,”Littlefield said. “Knowing what you’ll dowith them when it’s time to evacuate helpsyou to set the plans in motion at the righttime.”

Whether staying at home or evacuating,your pets or your livestock will need food

Have an emergency plan before disasters strike

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See Plan, continued on page 5

By Sam IrwinTT

Market Bulletin 07/02/09

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