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lorida Agriculture Com-missioner Charles H. Bronson and the Flori-da Agricultural Hall of Fame Foundation have

announced the five agricultural leaders who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in February 2006. They are: Roy Gene Davis, own-er of Tampa Wholesale Nursery and Big Tree Nursery in Hillsborough County; Lillie “Belle” Jeffords, a cattle rancher and grassroots po-litical activist from Alachua County; James Neville McArthur, a pioneer-ing dairyman and well-known phi-lanthropist; Dudley Adelbert Put-nam, founder of Putnam Groves and Dudley Putnam Inc. in Polk County; and Charles Raymond “Chuck” Smith, a former county extension agent and member of the Florida House of Representatives. “Florida agriculture owes an immense debt of gratitude to these

outstanding leaders,” Bronson said. “Their dedicated service in the areas of research, education, busi-ness, and government helped make Florida agriculture into the remark-

able industry that is known and ad-mired around the world.” They will be inducted into the Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame during the 28th annual awards

celebration February 14, 2006, dur-ing the Florida State Fair in Tam-pa. These five inductees will bring the total to 115. “The contributions of these indi-viduals have left an indelible mark on Florida agriculture,” said Reg-gie Brown, president of the Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame. “Their tireless, unselfish efforts to promote and protect Florida’s greatest indus-try will be recognized with the agri-cultural community’s highest honor as they are inducted into the 2006 Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame.” Tickets to the event will be available in early 2006. For ticket information, contact the Florida Poultry Federation at (813) 628-4551. To learn more about the Flor-ida Agricultural Hall of Fame, visit www.flaghalloffame.com. Here is some more information about the new inductees:

Florida Ag Hall of Fame to induct five

Partnership to help Florida agricultural exports

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Florida Agriculture Commis-sioner Charles H. Bronson has an-nounced a joint marketing program with PriceSmart, Inc., to feature Florida agricultural products in several of the company’s Central American and Caribbean ware-house clubs. The marketing program is part of the Florida Department of Agri-culture and Consumer Services’ ef-fort to help Florida growers expand into markets following the recent adoption of the Central American Free Trade Agreement, or CAFTA-DR. The agreement relaxes trade barriers between the United States and the Central American nations of

Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, and the Caribbean nation of the Dominican Republic. “Our department is taking the lead to help Florida agricultural pro-ducers benefit from this trade agree-ment,” Bronson said. “By research-ing markets and initiating contacts, we can help our state’s growers un-lock the potential for increased sales in this region.” Members of the Department’s marketing staff traveled to Central America to finalize the logistics for the PriceSmart promotion and con-duct market research. PriceSmart operates clubs in 11

countries and one U.S. territory in Central America and the Caribbe-an. These U.S.-style, membership-only warehouse clubs feature a wide range of consumer goods, including fresh produce and other food prod-ucts. With well over 400,000 mem-bers in the region, the chain serves a clientele that is growing in size and affluence. The pilot marketing program includes a variety of Florida com-modities that will be featured in store displays and through prod-uct demonstrations. The clubs will increase their orders in advance of the promotions to handle the antici-pated boost in sales.

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2003 200,700 $ 50.70

2002 183,700 $ 47.90

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Roy Gene Davis is a dedicated servant of Florida agriculture. The owner and operator of two success-ful wholesale nurseries in the Tam-pa area, he is also an undaunted community activist and a generous volunteer. He has worked hard to promote Florida’s agricultural prod-ucts and the industry, and he has mentored many young people inter-ested in agricultural careers. He has been fighting for the rights of farmers, ranchers, and growers for

nearly 50 years. Davis established his first nurs-ery in 1962. Tampa Wholesale Nursery was an immediate suc-cess. Davis bought more land, and soon the nursery boasted 62 acres of woody ornamental plants. In 1979 Davis and his wife, Leta, en-tered into a partnership with Pete and Bette Walker to form Big Tree Nursery. Big Tree was also success-ful, and the Davises bought out the Walkers’ interest in 1992. The demands of running two nurseries did not deter Davis from volunteering in the agricultural community. He has contributed his time, talents, money, plant mate-rial, equipment, and staff to a vari-ety of organizations, including Fu-ture Farmers of America, 4-H, and the Florida State Fair. Each year he donates his services as an auc-tioneer to the American Camellia Society Auction, the Pasco County Youth Plant Sale, and many other charitable events that benefit the nursery industry. In the 1970s he helped FFA and 4-H plan and pro-duce their first Youth Plant Show

and Sale at the Florida Strawberry Festival; this fundraising event now brings in over $40,000 annually. Each spring Davis is in Talla-hassee for the legislative session. He is well known to elected and appointed officials in state gov-ernment and has supported many ag-friendly legislative initiatives, including the Farm Theft Bill, the Bert Harris Act and other prop-erty rights legislation, water mea-sures, and agricultural sales tax exemptions. Davis’s leadership in his com-munity and his industry has won him many accolades. In 1987 the Florida Nurserymen and Growers Association presented him with its highest honor, the Wendall Butler Award for Outstanding Nursery-man of the Year. In 2003 he earned Hillsborough County’s Moral Courage Award, which recognizes Hillsborough County residents who challenge local government bureaucracy. That same year, he received Hillsborough County’s Agricultural Hall of Fame Harvest Award for Lifetime Achievement in

Agriculture. Roy and Leta Davis live in Dover. They have two grown chil-dren, Steven and Michael.

Lillie “Belle” Jeffords was one of Florida agriculture’s most beloved and effective ambassadors. She was totally committed to the advancement of Florida’s cattle industry and had the energy, en-thusiasm, and natural leadership skills to make good things happen for Florida’s farmers and ranchers. Dynamic, tenacious, and downright

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feisty, Jeffords fought fiercely to pro-tect and preserve her way of life. Farming was in Jeffords’ blood. She was born in rural Columbia County in 1924 into a large farming family. The 12th of 13 children, she grew up working in the fields along-side her parents and her brothers and sisters. The family didn’t own a tractor and did everything by hand or with the help of a mule. This hard work prepared Jeffords for the chal-lenges that lay ahead. Life was difficult. Her husband, Roy, a farmer in Alachua County, died when Jeffords was only 34, leaving her with four children to raise and a farm to run. Despite a family dispute over the owner-ship of the land and her own medi-cal problems, Jeffords clung to the farm. She farmed up to 500 acres with the help of just one hired man, C.B. Freeman. The hard work paid off; the farm was successful. In 1971 Jeffords and Freeman received a Two-Ton Peanut Production Award from the Florida Cooperative Exten-sion Service. Jeffords was a member of the Alachua County Cattlemen’s As-sociation and the first woman ever elected president of that organiza-tion. In 1982 she became president of the Florida CowBelles’ Associa-tion (now known as Florida Cattle-women). She served on the Florida Soil and Water Conservation Board and the Alachua County Green Belt Task Force and was a member of the Florida Woman’s Club. Jeffords was an unflagging pro-moter of the cattle industry. She was also a vigorous grassroots cam-paign organizer and political activist for her farm and her industry. She fought for property rights and fair taxation and against undo govern-ment regulation, which she feared would cripple agriculture. She or-ganized the first Florida Beef Cook-off, which has since become a major beef promotion event. As district chairman of the state Beef Referen-dum Committee, she traveled across Florida urging cattlemen to support the Beef Check-off Program, which was passed in 1988. Belle Jeffords left Florida agri-culture better than she found it, and the contributions she made to the cattle industry will serve as a last-

ing legacy. She died in 2005 and is survived by her daughters, Martha, Barbara, Diane, and Jan.

James Neville McArthur came to Florida as a young man with nothing but an education and a sterling reputation. Twenty-five years later, he had revolutionized the dairy industry in the Sunshine State, and his reputation remained untarnished. He was known and is remembered as an astute business-man, a forward-thinking innovator, and a philanthropist of uncommon vision, compassion, and generosity. McArthur earned degrees in ag-riculture and education and began his career as the principal of an ag-ricultural high school in Miami. In 1929 after eight years at the high school, McArthur established McAr-thur Jersey Dairy Farms. In the beginning the farm had just 20 cows, and McArthur was bottling the milk and selling it himself door to door. His only employees were a couple of friends who agreed to work for noth-ing more than food and a place to stay. McArthur approached the oper-ation of the farm with a kind of fear-lessness, experimenting with new techniques and working his fingers to the bone. The hard work paid off. His herd grew to 5,000, then 10,000, and for a time the farm was one of the largest privately held and oper-ated dairy farms in the world. Throughout his lifetime, McAr-thur continued to improve and mod-ernize his dairy. He made use of the latest science and technology and pi-oneered many new practices, includ-ing artificial insemination and the use of milking machines. He broke new ground in the management of large herds and in the application of the science of genetics. He opened a state-of-the-art milk-processing

plant in 1951 and acquired a second plant in the 1970s. By introduc-ing modern dairy farming practices and dairy processing technology, he helped Florida become the largest milk-producing state in the South-east. Despite all his success, McAr-thur never lost touch with his core values. He was a generous, very moral man who wanted to share the benefits of his success with others. Through the J.N. McArthur Founda-tion, he donated a million dollars to the University of Miami to build its School of Engineering. He built an athletic dormitory in memory of his father at the University of Mississip-pi and helped fund the construction of a new building for the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine. He funded the McArthur Hall of Science and Technology at Miami-Dade College and donated 40 acres so a new high school could be built in Broward County. James Neville McArthur died in 1972, but his legacy lives on. The J.N. McArthur Foundation contin-ues to fund education, and McArthur Farms, now 76 years old, remains one of Florida’s largest and most successful dairies, milking 8,500 cows.

Dudley Adelbert Putnam gave his leadership and support to Florida’s agriculture throughout his life. As a pioneering citrus grow-er and cattle rancher in Central Florida, he was active in a variety of efforts having long-term positive effects on the industry. Putnam per-sonified the traits that have made Florida’s farmers and ranchers among the best in the world: He ex-hibited honesty, integrity, a strong work ethic, a solid commitment to family and community, and bound-less love of the land.

Putnam was born in Chicago in 1909 and moved to Central Florida with his family when he was a child. His father had purchased substan-tial acreage at Hesperides in the Lake Wales area near Alcoma dur-ing the Florida land boom. After losing nearly everything he owned in the land bust of the 1920s, Put-nam’s father returned to Chicago, leaving his three sons behind. Putnam scraped together enough money to pay taxes on the Lake Wales property and hold onto it. He saved money, purchased more land, and—little by little, as he could af-ford it—he began planting citrus. Putnam began to raise cattle, too. He was never afraid of hard work, and that’s what it took to see his ranches and groves through such challenges as falling prices, hurricanes, and devastating freez-es. He rebuilt and replanted time and again in the wake of storms and cold weather. He refused to allow himself to become discouraged. Putnam’s business philosophy combined fiscal conservatism with a progressive attitude toward tech-nology. In the 1930s he was one of the first individuals to establish a long-distance trucking company. He started his citrus hauling busi-ness with one restored burnt-out truck, and when the business took off he pioneered the use of tandem-axle trailer trucks for fruit hauling. He went from cross-country ship-ping to citrus processing. With the help of C.E. “Tiny” Williams, he sold shares of stock to establish a state-of-the-art processing plant in Bar-tow. Putnam was not afraid to stand up for the interests of agriculture and was particularly vocal on water and tax issues. During his many years with the Farm Bureau, he spearheaded “out of the box” ideas while lobbying on behalf of farm-ers and ranchers. He worked to help pass the Greenbelt Exemption for Florida agriculture and helped secure a gasoline tax refund for gas used in farm tractors. In Tal-lahassee and Washington, Putnam demonstrated an uncanny ability to bring members of the industry together to fight for the cause of ag-riculture. He was humble when de-scribing his efforts: “I lent my sup-port to anything that was positive

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FOR SALENo jeeps, trucks or automotive equipment will be eligible for publication. Listings for sale must be accompanied by the following signed statement: “This machinery has been used by me in an agricultural endeavor, and is not offered for sale by an equipment dealer or commercial enterprise.”

Allis Chalmers ED45, 4 cylinder, diesel $500; Oliver 55, 4 cylinder, gas $800; Ford 600, 4 cylinder, diesel w/ loader $800; Ford 600, gas, needs mo-tor $1000; 2 David Brown 995, for parts $1250; MF 124 Square baler $500: 386/423-6899, B Ownby, 3623 Strawberry Ln, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

12 HP Garden Mark tractor, w/ manual lift, disc, cultivator, and planter $200/all: 407/568-4013, H Canada, 15815 Larkspur St, Orlando 32828 (Orange)

27 HP Bolens diesel tractor, G274, 4 WD, 255 hrs, front end loader, 5’ woods finishing mower, PTO, good condition $7000: 813/949-2018, J Jayne, 21720 Otis Way, Land O Lakes 34639 (Pasco)

Swanson, 100 gal, stainless steel, 3 pt hitch, grove sprayer, very good condition $1000: [email protected], 407/469-2405, L Waldrep, PO Box 560499, Montverde 34756 (Lake)

John Deere 318 lawn tractor, 51” cutting deck, hydrostatic drive, power steering, 1984 model, runs good, full hydraulics $1200 obo: [email protected], 352/372-4559, J Windham, 6828 SW 75th St, Gainesville 32608 (Alachua)

1955 Farmall 300, runs, but needs engine work, 5’ bush hog, no rust, great sheet metal, decent rubber, TA and 3 pt hitch work well $1750/all: [email protected], 321/724-2570, F Remark, 301 E Sheridan Rd, Melbourne 32901 (Brevard)

JACTO J400 Cannon Air Blast sprayer w/ dual hydraulic controls, requires 25 HP tractor, excellent condition: [email protected], 813/737-6098, P Harris, 3515 Porter Rd, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

M2 Gleaner combine for whole or parts: 352/748-7563, J Carpenter, PO Box 337, Oxford 34484 (Sumter)

2 Lilliston 7500 peanut combine $4000 ea obo; 1 Paulk digger shaker $1000; 1 KMC digger shaker $2500: 352/493-4410, W Hardee, 7400 NW 60th Ave, Chiefland 32626 (Levy)

John Deere 850 tractor, 950 hrs, 2 wd w/ canopy and 5’ rotary cutter, tractor in excellent condition, barn kept $7900: [email protected], 352/324-3410, R Mabry, 24030 Sunset Dr, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

2 row fertilizer distributor and planters, mounted on cultivating rack, ready to plant, 2 row rolling cultivator, 2 bottom plows: 904/583-4420, J Dyal, 37132 Dyal Ln, Hilliard 32046 (Nassau)

2004 Century 2028 tractor, 4 WD all power, 12 speed transmission w/ shuttle shift, only used 48 hrs, excellent condition: 850/973-6470, W Baldwin, Madison 32340 (Madison)

5’ Bush Hog Squealer 6000 cutter, used 4 times to cut field $1150 obo: [email protected], 386/566-3553, B Roney, 306 Roslyn Ave, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

2004 Kioti tractor, 4 x 4, 40 HP, front end loader, bush hog, box blade, landscape rake, bale spear, low hours $19800 obo: [email protected], 863/990-4785, J Harris, 2656 NE Turner Ave, Arcadia 34266 (De Soto)

John Deere 510 baler, new belts, lacer $3000; New Holland cutter and crimper $1000; New Hol-land square baler $600; hay rake $300; Ford 9N 1945, runs good, new tires $2000: 352/583-6382, G Peterson, 1727 W Cypress St, Tampa 33606 (Hillsborough)

Massey Ferguson tractor feed mill $3500: [email protected], 863/449-0006, J Wood, PO Box 607, Avon Park 33825 (Highlands)

International 234 tractor, 18 HP, 15.2, PTO hp, diesel, 2 wheel drive, 6F/2R speeds, roll bar, balloon tires, 500+ hrs $3200: 352/245-8633, A Murray, 14260 SE 80 Ave, Summerfield 34491 (Marion)

Haybuster 2640, 2 y/o $7500: 863/692-1082, L Lightsey, 2230 Sam Keen Rd, Lake Wales 33898 (Polk)

2 7500 Lilliston peanut combines $4000 ea; Paulk peanut digger $150; KMC peanut digger $500: 352/493-4410, W Hardee, 7440 NW 60th Ave, Chiefland 32626 (Levy)

54’ Airtech sprayer, JD 2800 plow, Dondi Ditcher, 12’ disc, 20’ field cultivator, 1000+’ 3” and 4” irriga-tion pipe w/ sprinklers, Jacobson F-10 reel mower: [email protected], 352/383-6900, F Scott, PO Box 1228, Zellwood 32798 (Orange)

Honda 5 HP instant start tiller, runs excellent, 1 y/o, excellent condition: 904/291-9234, J Mady, 2086 Mallard Rd, Middleburg 32068 (Clay)

Ford 8600 w/ bucket, runs great, good tires: [email protected], 352/472-4282, K Boulos, 3201 NW 202 St, Newberry 32669 (Alachua)

Bucyrus-Erie crane on GMC C65 chassis, ½ yard clamshell bucket, basin bucket, used digging ponds and irrigation ditches $3950: [email protected], 813/783-2779, S Dykins, 3251 Apfel Rd, Zephyrhills 33543 (Pasco)

5’ plus Hesston 3 pt aerator, fair condition, will deliver within 100 mile radius: [email protected], 386/566-3553, B Roney, 306 Roslyn Ave, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

5’ mower, Razorback by Bush Hog, less than 20 hrs, barn kept: [email protected], 813/782-1028, L Green, PO Box 271, Zephyrhills 33539 (Pasco)

Large two compartment stainless steel sink, complete $150: [email protected], 352/406-2742, L Krech, PO Box 446, Center Hill 33514 (Sumter)

8’ bush hog mower model 3008 $2000: 352/429-3008, D Story, 5437 Lake Erie Rd, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

5 H P c h i p p e r / s h r e d d e r $ 3 5 0 : [email protected], 352/799-9996, F Brown, 456 Myers Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Troy Bilt sickle bar mower w/ spare belt, spare cutter blade, few hours, like new $450: 850/997-1089, J Valderrama, 322 Deere Haven Ln, Monticello 32344 (Jefferson)

2005 Kubota M9000, 90 HP, 4 WD, shuttle shift trans, canopy w/ lights, skid steer friendly loader w/ remote hydraulics, 200 hrs $32000: [email protected], 386/804-2532, J Foster, 4225 Marsh Rd, Deland 32724 (Volusia)

Ford 8N tractor, side distributor, needs physical restoration, engine has been overhauled $1500: sns@[email protected], 407/421-8055, S Smith, 116 Brantley Harbor Dr, Longwood 32779 (Seminole)

International 240 tractor, new tires & seat, very good condition, clean $3495; 580C Case loader/extendable backhoe, good working condition w/ 1 yd front bucket $12500: 863/709-8682, M Burch, PO Box 6961, Lakeland 33807 (Polk)

JD 2020, 2 WD, 50 HP, diesel, front end loader, P5, ROPS, lights, excellent cond, good rubber, 5’ mower $10500: [email protected], 352/542-7529, L St. Laurent, 7393 NE 353 Hwy, Old Town 32680 (Dixie)

Troy Bilt tiller, 7 HP Kohler engine, excellent condi-tion $750: 813/685-2740, H Gray, 1506 Gertrude Dr, Brandon 33511 (Hillsborough)

Roto-tiller, 7 HP, husky, rear tines, power forward + reverse, used 1 week $600: 352/628-6363, B Williams, 5200 W Holiday St, Homosassa 34446 (Citrus)

King Harrow 10’, new bearings, blades, tires, industrial paint, like new $3000: 813/478-2075, A Futch, 3002 C Taylor Rd, Plant City 33565 (Hillsborough)

Ford 23 HP, 3 cycle diesel rotary mower, box blade, root rake, low hours, excellent condition, service records: 352/528-4556, R Meyer, 16323 NW 162 Ter, Williston 32696 (Marion)

John Deere model 506 brush cutter, some rust but runs good, 5’ double row disc, 3 pt hitch $300/both obo: [email protected], 352/742-1409, B Mo-rin, 23901 Robbins Rd, Astatula 34705 (Lake)

Ford 5000 tractor, completely refurbished, remote hydraulics, spinout wheels, power steering, disc w/ 8’ 3 way adjustment $6500, w/ portable backhoe $7500: 863/858-4054, C Caldwell, 9046 Scales Rd, Lakeland 33810 (Polk)

Killebrew SS 5 ton fertilizer spreader, split chain $3500; NH 311 square baler, good condition $6000: 352/588-3878, L Neuhofer, 14328 Curley Rd, Dade City 33525 (Pasco)

Fiat-Allis 605B front end loader, runs, works good, used on farm, no brakes $10000: 386/801-1327, M McMillona, 1313 S SR 415, New Smyrna 32168 (Volusia)

Sawmill, Wood-Mizer, super HD40 electric, 25 HP, setworks, debarker, phase converter, 5 HP blower, complete electric hookup, only 800 hrs, lots of extras $25000; pasture aerator, custom made, 8’ wide w/ hydraulic lift, works great, improve your pastures and increase your hayfield yields, lets water and fertilizer reach the roots $1800 obo: [email protected], 352/622-3156, R Accolla, 12900 NW 115, Ocala 34482 (Marion)

570 NH baler, hydraulic bale, Tenion bale chute, used very little $7500: 941/322-1051, R Anson, 40451 SR 70 E, Myakka City 34251 (Manatee)

John Deere 2940 MFWD, canopy, good tires, newly rebuilt hydraulic and PTO pumps, high hours but runs extremely well $8500: 352/585-2874, T Clark, 4185 Kettering Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Ford New Holland 3010 tractor, 40 HP, late model, like new, 350 hrs, 9000 Ford 6600 w/ loader $8000: [email protected], 352/466-0870, B Hall, PO Box 115, Island Grove 32654 (Alachua)

Homelite T-12 garden tractor, runs great, hy-drostatic transmission, some attachments $650 obo: [email protected], 813/754-8131, B Bigelow, 3211 Clay Turner Rd, Plant City 33566 (Hillsborough)

3 pt post hole digger, 12” auger, asking $325: [email protected], 352/796-6060, R Bostian, 22330 Hedick Pl, Brooksville 34601 (Hernando)

1995 John Deere 6300, 85 HP, 2 WD, A/C cab, 3K hrs, 18’ batwing, 640 loader, hay/log forks, 6’ box blade, all systems work perfectly $30000 obo: 352/895-5314, M Donovan, 13151 SE 158th Ln, Weirsdale 32195 (Marion)

Rainbow irrigation pump w/ 4 cyl diesel; Rainbow hard hose reel w/ 985 ft of hose: 850/578-3136, E Sadler, 10152 John Sadler Ln, Perry 32348 (Taylor)

New Holland 740 round baler, 1 y/o, like new $16000; hay rake $850; loader for tractor $2100: [email protected], 352/318-7896, D Hall, 4230 SW 77 St, Gainesville 32608 (Alachua)

MF #9 square baler $400; hay wagon $750; never used belts and parts for JD #435 round baler and NH #1411 discbine mower/conditioner: 941/468-1664, R Wright, 1450 Crestwood Rd, Englewood 34223 (Sarasota)

WANTEDW a n t e d : 6 ’ r o u g h c u t m o w e r : [email protected], 305/956-3554, G Staogson, Loxahatchee 33470 (Palm Beach)

Wanted: Used 10’ to 12’ disc harrow, will be used to disc dolomite 6 inches into phospho-gypsum stacks: [email protected], 863/328-0014, J Legacy, 931 Heartland Cr, Mulberry 33860 (Polk)

Wanted: 30 HP Kubota w/ loader, 4 WD, 3 pt hitch, bush hog, box blade, will consider other brands: 863/357-2738, J Tootle, 711 NW 4 Ave, Okeechobee 34972 (Okeechobee)

Wanted: 6’ box blade w/ teeth, 6’ adjustable disk must be in good condition: [email protected], 352/303-3410, R Mabry, 24030 Sunset Dr, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)


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Wanted: 15’ Batwing mower, heavy duty, good condition: [email protected], 352/377-8560, L Chesborough, PO Box 140239, Gainesville 32614 (Alachua)

Wanted: Structurally sound above ground storage tank and tower for decorat ion: [email protected], 407/469-3473, B Rhodes, 17120 Fosgate Rd, Monverde 34756 (Lake)

Wanted: 60 or 70 2 cyl John Deere parts tractor, prefer LP gas model, will consider gas, will buy parts (rear rim, clutch cover, rear light) from one being parted out: 352/377-4019, L Herring, 10912 NE Waldo Rd, Gainesville 32609 (Alachua)

Wanted: 540 PTO irrigation pump and refrigerated truck body for vegetable cool storage: 941/637-4874, C Worden, 34900 Bermont Rd, Punta Gorda 33982 (Charlotte)

Wanted: Old Farmall tractors in Central Florida to restore, do not need to run, can pick up: [email protected], 863/701-9481, P Wom-ble, PO Box 611, Highland City 33846 (Polk)

Wanted: WTB Power King or Jim Dandy trac-tors, parts or implements, I buy for parts or needing restoration only, not restored tractors: [email protected], 863/420-0094, C Ak-ers, 6405 Old Kissimmee Rd, Davenport 33896 (Polk)

Wanted: Medium sized tractor w/ load-er, preferably 4 x 4, can pay $6000 cash: [email protected], 863/655-3947, R Garcia, 13815 Arbuckle Creek Rd, Sebring 33870 (Highlands)

Wanted: Claas 46 or 66 round baler to be used for parts: [email protected], 850/537-2821, R Brannon, 6751 Beaver Creek Rd, Baker 32531 (Okaloosa)

Wanted: Farmall Cub implements, disc, plow blad-ders, etc, cheap tractors also: 352/568-1921, J Turner, PO Box 307, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

W a n t e d : 3 p t p o s t h o l e d i g g e r : [email protected], 352/302-3362, B Lewis, 7956 S Baker Ave, Floral City 34436 (Citrus)

AQUACULTURE

FOR SALEBass, bream, catfish, tilapia, koi, grass carp, pond supplies, licensed, free delivery: [email protected], 321/952-9176, S Trotter, 1306 Malabar Rd, Palm Bay (Brevard)

BEES AND EQUIPMENTState law requires that all beekeepers be registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Con-sumer Services. To register, contact the Bureau of Apiary Inspection, Division of Plant Industry, P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614 or call 352/372-3505. Beekeepers offering bees for sale in the Florida Market Bulletin must submit their registration number with their ad. Beekeeping equipment that does not contain bees can be advertised without a registration number, however.

FOR SALE20 like new 1 ½ story beehives w/ honey, in East Central Florida $100 ea: 321/783-0912, T Milliken, 307 Madison Ave, Cape Canaveral 32920 (Brevard) FL0050600M

Vigorous gentle hive, screen bottom board, hive body, inner cover, tele cover, recently queened $80: [email protected], 352/795-6743, F Born, 5715 W Paul Bryant Dr, Crystal River 34429 (Citrus) FL0090601B

Used honey bee equipment and supplies: [email protected], 352/821-0756, H Ryan, PO Box 762, Weirsdale 32195 (Marion)

20 f rame extractor, works good $300: [email protected], 863/453-6897, K Heiring, 25 N Marshall Ave, Avon Park 33825 (Highlands)

Misce l laneous bee equipment ava i lab le : [email protected], 352/383-4857, K Knorr, 4575 N Orange Blossom Tr, Mt Dora 32757 (Orange)

Hive bobies and bottoms $350; 4 frame manual extractor $100; 25 frame radial extractor $1000; misc equipment also available or $1250 for everything: [email protected], 863/990-4785, J Harris, 2656 NE Turner Ave, Arcadia 34266 (De Soto)

CATTLECattle owner’s names must appear in “Cattle for Sale” listings. Cattle moving within the state to farms, markets or changing ownership no longer require a brucellosis test. However, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services strongly recom-mends all new herd additions be tested as a “best management practice” for animal health.

FOR SALEJersey heifers, yearlings and cows, open and bred, excellent home cows, gentle, starting at $500-$1650: [email protected], 850/956-2975, Z Nourse, 1269 Leavins Rd, Westville 32464 (Holmes)

Reg 3 y/o Brangus bull, Transformer genetics, proven breeder, excellent calves, extremely gentle, EPDs available $2500: [email protected], 386/658-2328, M Candler, 22991 96th St, Live Oak 32060 (Suwannee)

Miniature cattle, Zebu cross and some full blood Zebu, unrelated pairs, various ages $700 and up: [email protected], 352/302-3547, R Huckabee, 1000 E Peruvian Pastures Ln, Brooksville 34601 (Citrus)

Limousin bulls and heifers, heavily muscled, WRC Punch bloodline, show quality, exceptionally gentle, daily attention, all vaccines, dewormed, vet checked, registered and certified: [email protected], 352/429-4925, D Talbot, 6700 Lake Erie Rd, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

PB Beefmaster bull calves, polled, horned, approx 7 m/o $600 ea: 321/388-2914, J Burroughs, 1041 Temple Grove Pl, Winter Garden 34787 (Orange)

Red Brangus bulls, raised on Florida pasture, breeding age $1400-$2500: [email protected], 386/454-3488, D Marvel, 28616 NW 142 Ave, High Springs 32643 (Alachua)

2 y/o Hereford bull, proven breeder, very gentle, good muscle, can deliver $1000: 941/639-4743, L Garcia, 33700 Bermont Rd, Punta Gorda 33982 (Charlotte)

Reg Black Angus bulls, 18-19 m/o, semen tested, stout, sons of New Design 036, 878, 1407, and Alliance $1800; heifers and cows also for sale: [email protected], 386/792-3148, A Edwards, 4954 US Hwy 41 S, Jasper 32052 (Hamilton)

2 y/o first calf Holstein heifer, no horns $1660; range cow $850; both bred and due December-January: [email protected], 863/984-4693, G Kniffin, 4660 Old Berkley Rd, Auburndale 33823 (Polk)

Reg Senegus bulls: 850/682-0468, F Wierer, 3137 Terry Ln, Crestview 32539 (Okaloosa)

10 cracker heifers, all healthy and never been roped, ready and fresh, average 375 lbs and perfect horns $500 ea obo; Zebu bulls and steers, black and grays, 1 y/o +, very healthy $500 ea: [email protected], 352/494-0221, L Jeffries, 2107 E CR 1474, Hawthorne 32640 (Alachua)

Polled Hereford cattle, gentle, good bloodlines, some registered: one 8 y/o herd sire, one 10 m/o bull $500; two 10 m/o heifers $600 ea; one 2 y/o heifer, bred $800: [email protected], 352/748-6322, D Hilborne, 7085 CR 139, Wildwood 34785 (Sumter)

3 Texas Longhorn bull calves, one is 2 y/o and the others are 1 y/o $400 ea; two 1 y/o Texas Longhorn bulls $350, 1 2 y/o $450: [email protected], 407/977-3415, A Clerico, 2255 Elm St, Oviedo 32765 (Seminole)

Dexter bull calf, born 7/8/05, horned, black, sire is red non carrier, dam black, 36” at 2 y/o, weaned, vaccinations, wormed $800: [email protected], 321/728-1675, V McQuarrie, 1230 Grant Rd, Grant 32949 (Calhoun)

Aberdeen Angus bull, daily attention, very gentle, wormed, excellent for breeding heifers for low birth weight calves; Aberdeen X Hereford cow, exposed to Aberdeen bull: 321/269-5549, P Rimsky, 4165 Fairfax Dr, Mims 32754 (Brevard)

Reg Black Angus, quality bulls and heifers, sired by son of N Bar Emulation EXT, rated by The Angus Association #1 Angus sire for 5 yrs in succession $1000-$2250: [email protected], 352/544-0006, D Barcia, 21251 Moore Rd, Brooksville 34604 (Hernando)

Red spotted Brahman bull, 7 m/o, brucellosis free herd $375: 813/685-8280, N O’Connor, 2110 Hinson Rd, Dover 33527 (Hillsborough)

Reg Black Brangus bull calves, small herd, real nice: [email protected], 352/243-2668, P Ardis, 5645 South Fork Ranch Rd, Clermont 34714 (Lake)

Heifers, approx 1 y/o, from Brahman cross cows and Limousin bulls, delivery extra $580 ea: 863/491-5148, A Neuhofer, 2961 SE Shell Pit Rd 34266 (Franklin)

Reg Black Angus bull, born 3/7/05, son of Southern E161 Primrose 1065 (14159024) $750: [email protected], 352/427-6233, D Ellis, 9900 SE Sunset Harbor Rd, Summerfield 34491 (Marion)

Reg polled Santa Gertrudis cattle, Premier Cham-pion bloodlines, outstanding conformation, EPD performance, and pedigree, certified free herd #853: 407/568-2351, F Dietrich, 10 Seminole Tr, Orlando 32833 (Orange)

PB Black Brangus bulls from Brinks bloodline: 850/545-7005, F Williams, 7975 Sundown Creek Rd SW, Greenville 32331 (Madison)

Reg Black Limousin bull, very docile and pro-ductive, produces great calves for replace-ment heifers to winning show quality calves: [email protected], 352/796-4352, B Wing, 24472 Mae Hight Rd, Brooksville 34601 (Hernando)

Black Brangus bulls, will add color and structure to your calves, bulls very gentle, can pet some of them: [email protected], 863/439-8337, R Martin, PO Box 733, Lake Hamilton 33851 (Polk)

Reg Brangus bulls, 1 y/o, excellent bloodlines and EPDs, very gentle, sire and dam on site $1200: [email protected], 352/215-1018, M Sullivan, 20638 NW 78th Ave, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

PB Brangus replacement bred heifer, excellent bloodlines, certified herd, very gentle: 352/317-1326, C Mattox, 6801 NW 214 St, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

6 y/o reg Charolais bull, excellent EPDs, quality, and bloodlines, easy keeper, good temperament $1400: [email protected], 352/206-0163, H Bellamy, 13917 Restless Ln, Dade City 33525 (Pasco)

Reg Black Angus bull, 4 y/o, proven breeder, gentle: 352/429-3008, J Story, 5431 Lake Erie Rd, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

Orphaned Angus cross hei fer cal f , 2 m/o, beautiful calf , trained for bott le $200: [email protected], 352/468-1009, H Coday, PO Box 217, Waldo 32694 (Alachua)

2 Parker Charo la is bu l l s , coming 2 y /o , take one or bo th , very reasonab le : [email protected], 863/634-2066, A Corona, 6830 SW 13 St, Okeechobee 34974 (Okeechobee)

Reg Red Brahman bull, 8 m/o, gentle, halter broke, polled, good bloodline $800: 813/853-5153, J Daugherty, 3521 Publix Rd, Lakeland 33810 (Polk)

Murray Grey beef cattle, both males and females ready to go, grass fed and Florida certified yearly, naturally tender beef, easy calvers, gentle: 386/462-0196, M Powis, 14204 NW 218 Ave, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Mini Zebu bull, 2.5 y/o, silver w/ black hump, very friendly, used in petting zoo $1800 firm: [email protected], 772/286-6012, S Caldwell, 4665 SW Grove St, Palm City 34990 (Martin)

4 y/o black Zebu bull $500: [email protected], 386/462-3212, B Farrell, *913 NW 155 Pl, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Reg polled Hereford bulls, 10 yearlings, 11-14 m/o, excellent EPDs, ultrasound carcass data available $1200-$1800: [email protected], 352/542-7135, R Hodges Jr, 551 SE 199th Ave, Old Town 32680 (Dixie)

Reg Brangus bulls, mild disposition w/ ex-cel lent EPDs, one 3 y/o and one 2 y/o: [email protected], 850/682-8034, J Porter, 5431 Wildwood Ct, Crestview 32536 (Okaloosa)

Calves and pregnant cows, Black Angus, Cha-rolais, etc., all dewormed and vaccinated: [email protected], 863/655-3947, R Garcia, 13815 Arbuckle Creek Rd, Sebring 33870 (Highlands)

2 reg 1.5 y/o Red Speckled Zebu Brahman heifers, 750-800 lbs, show quality, daily attention: 813/737-2313, G Elder, 11437 Forestridge Rd, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

Three 2 y/o polled Hereford bulls, very thick, gentle, from excellent milking cows, deep bodied easy keepers: 850/209-2690, A Anderson, 3462 Live Oak Ln, Marianna 32446 (Jackson)

Reg Black Angus bulls, 10 m/o, old excellent bloodlines, large frame $875 ea: 407/273-6879, R Parker, 1466 Hancock Lone Palm Rd, Orlando 32828 (Orange)

Angus bulls, ready to breed your cows, some reg, exc bloodlines, easy keepers, forage raised: 813/996-2912, E Watson, 19815 Hwy 52, Land O Lakes 34637 (Pasco)

Top quality Beefmaster bull calves, polled and horned, very gentle, good pedigrees and confor-mation, 8-11 m/o $600-$700: 386/775-9210, M McMillon, 1313 S SR 415, New Smyrna 32168 (Volusia)

20 crossbred heifers coming 3 y/o, bred to Angus bull, some have calved: 352/267-9383, W Story, 5401 Lake Erie Rd, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

Selling half the herd, 50 young, bred, big boned, commercial type cattle, all gentle to handle and healthy, pick from approx 100 head, bull available: 904/759-2356, T Peterson, 45256 Seminole Tr, Callahan 32011 (Nassau)

Reg Mini Zebus, bull and bred cow $3000/pair; baby bull calves $800 ea: [email protected], 407/468-9002, R Bogle, 601 Sherwood Dr, Altamonte Springs 32701 (Seminole)

10 Angus and crossbred cows, bred to Angus bull, young, gentle, healthy, can deliver $790 ea or less for all: [email protected], 352/629-5815, M McRae, 13895 N Hwy 301, Citra 32113 (Marion)

Scottish Highlander, elegant and exotic, red, long hair, long horn: exposed cow $750; 5 m/o bull calf $500: [email protected], 727/215-5200, S Benedum, 12539 Hudson Ave, Hudson 34669 (Pasco)

Miniature Galloway bulls, one 15 m/o, one 30 m/o $500 ea: [email protected], 352/314-9117, C Baum, 36107 Timbertop Ln, Fruitland Park 34731 (Lake)

Mix breed beef bull calf, 5 m/o, approx 400 lbs, can be steered, pick up only $400 obo: [email protected], 727/271-7760, D Scully, PO Box 312, San Antonio 33576 (Pasco)



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2 bull and 3 heifer calves, 6 m/o, Charolais, Senepol, Angus crosses, grass fed, some mamas available $350 ea;: [email protected], 352/567-6757, K Cascini, 34230 Blanton Rd, Dade City 33523 (Pasco)

Reg Angus bull, 5 y/o, excellent breeder, great con-formation, throws solid calves, 1800-2000 lbs $1500 obo: [email protected], 813/654-0938, J Siefert, 11425 SR 39, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

Mini, 18 m/o, lowline Angus x Zebu bull, halter broke, and mini Hereford polled cow, 6 y/o $3000/both: 727/863-1020, J Postma, 10150 Southwood Ct, New Port Richey 34654 (Volusia)

50 head crossbred cows, all bred, some heavy bred, avg 1000 lbs $750 ea; 25 head Fancy An-gus/Brangus black cows, 900 lbs $950 ea; 20 cows, avg 950 lbs, exposed to Angus and Charolais bulls $700 ea: [email protected], 352/494-9404, J Falkenburg, 22411 NW 190 Ave, High Springs 32643 (Alachua)

2 heifers, 6 m/o – 1.5 y/o, gentle for granddaughter: 352/568-1921, J Turner, PO Box 307, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

PB Red Angus calves for sale or will trade for same, parents on site: 352/344-4811, D Gottus, 11011 Larry Ct, Floral City 34436 (Citrus)

15 PB Angus heifers, shots, wormed, vac-cinated, Leachman/Ritetime bloodlines $16000: [email protected], 352/466-0870, B Hall, PO Box 115, Island Grove 32654 (Alachua)

Brahman/Murray Grey calf, born 6/25/04, gen-tle, good conformation, weaned $500; Mur-ray Grey calved 5/14/04 at Green Mountain Farm, gentle, stocky, handled daily $1200: [email protected], 352/429-2673, L Putman, 13832 Equestrian Dr, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

WANTEDWanted: Reg Black Angus bull, to use on heifers, must have low birth weight calves: [email protected], 352/493-9914, D Sharp, 11450 NW 10th Ave, Chiefland 32626 (Levy)

Wanted: 20 head of 2-4 y/o culled bulls, not for breeding: [email protected], 954/559-1354, S Sattar, 2801 Devonwood Ave, Miramar 33025 (Broward)

Wanted: Senepol bull for breeding, near Suwannee Co: [email protected], 386/963-3822, R Lance, 16857 CR 49, Wellborn 32094 (Suwannee)

Wanted: Small beef bull for breeding, can be pet or not, just a good small breeding bull, nothing too much, please email; miniature bull semen, looking for mini Holstein but will take other dairy or maybe beef: [email protected], 386/362-4854, K Baumgartner, 12729 200 Pl, O Brien 32071 (Suwannee)

Wanted: Lease of reg Black Angus bull, 2-3 y/o, at beginning of December for 14 cows: [email protected], 352/466-0578, J Cantwell, 11319 S US Hwy 441, Micanopy 32667 (Alachua)

Wanted: Milk cow for single family, prefer Jersey: [email protected], 352/551-9629, P Lopez, 23110 S Dewey Robbins Rd, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

Wanted: Miniature cows, would like to buy good quality, small registered mini Zebu or other type of good quality miniature cows: [email protected], 407/468-9002, R Bogle, 601 Sherwood Dr, Altamonte Springs 32701 (Seminole)

W a n t e d : S m a l l h e r d o f c a t t l e : [email protected], 352/466-0870, B Hall, PO Box 115, Island Grove 32654 (Alachua)

FARMLANDAll listings must offer 10 or more adjoining acres of land which must be zoned for agriculture. Listings must be accompanied by the following owner-signed statement: “This property offered for sale or lease is personally owned by me, is zoned for agriculture and is not offered for sale or lease by a licensed real estate dealer, broker or salesperson.” No ads for “FARMLAND WANTED” will be accepted.

FOR SALE OR LEASE68+ acres, fronts Highway 73 S, grows anything, run cattle, cross fenced, pond, creek $300000: 850/674-8490, P Panek, 15694 Hwy 73 S, Clarksville 32430 (Calhoun)

10 acres in Osteen, very private homesite in back, nice, big pasture in the front, fenced w/ electrobraid, big pasture in back w/ large shelter started, perfect for goats or mini horses $200000: [email protected], 386/753-1652, L Ha-ver, 94 Spur Rd, Debary 32713 (Volusia)

5 acres cbs 3/2/2, fenced, ready for horses, cattle or goats, barn w/ 6 stalls, electricity, water $625000: [email protected], 772/571-8390, C Trammell, 12675 83rd St, Fellsmere 32948 (Indian River)

40 acres of pastureland for lease in south Lake County: [email protected], 407/466-4553, H Faraji, 4680 Gatlin Oaks Ln, Orlando 32806 (Orange)

45 acre ranch, farm, rolling hills, 3BR brick and 1BR cottage, 5 acre lake and catfish pond, spring fed, adjoining land can be purchased up to 164 acres, pine timber, lots of oak timber $470000: 850/263-2748, J West, 3602 Robt Murphy Rd, Graceville 32440 (Holmes)

10 acres cleared w/ 40 x 35 steel building in gated horse community, 2nd lot from entrance, great location in country, 20 mins from the beach $369000 obo: [email protected], 386/566-3553, B Roney, 306 Roslyn Ave, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

16 acres on US Hwy 301 in Alachua Co, gorgeous oaks, pasture and planted pines, fenced, owner financing avail $320000; 14.2 acres in Starke, beauti-fully wooded, over 1700’ paved road frontage on SR 100, owner financing, no down payment $249000: [email protected], 352/215-1018, M Sullivan, 20638 NW 78th Ave, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Organic citrus grove, certified since 1998, fruit crop for sale, Hamlin, tangerine, Valencia, tangelo, Navels, in Hardee Co near Bradenton, 110 acres $25000/acre: 863/773-6616, R Brown, PO Box 1778, Wauchula 33873 (Hardee)

Horse farm, 30 acres, 3 bed / 2 bath house w/ in-law suite, 3 barns, workshop, and tack barn, 5 min from Canterbury $825000: [email protected], 352/472-4282, K Boulos, 3201 NW 202 St, Newberry 32669 (Alachua)

20 acre working ranch, great location, fence/cross-fenced, Coastal/Bahia pastures, paved road, 2 DWMHs, barns, stalls, more, owner financing: [email protected], 386/935-2158, G Crox-ton, 21461 45th Pl, Lake City 32024 (Suwannee)

7.5 acres fenced, 36 irrigated pecans, 50’ x 32’ barn, 4” well, septic systems, 200 amp electric, addi-tional acreage available, very beautiful $12000/acre: 386/362-4118, H Rogers, 9460 169th Rd, Live Oak 32060 (Suwannee)

70 acre Brooksville ranch, might divide, im-proved pastures for horses/cattle, ponds, oaks, barn, large home w/ arches, columns, library: [email protected], 352/540-9370, J Gilmour, 2484 Culbreath Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

80 acres loca ted on Sh in Rd and 8 .7 acres on Header Canal Rd $56000/acre: [email protected], 772/342-2446, I Nagapool-lay, 12514 W Midway Rd, Ft Pierce 34945 (St Lucie)

53 acres, 3/2 home, 6 stall barn w/ apart-ment , laundry, and tack rooms, 3 s ta l l barn, 4 s ta l l equ ipment shed $975000: [email protected], 386/749-4824, S West, 1130 N US Hwy 17, Pierson 32180 (Volusia)

2 ten acre parcels, in Alicia hay fields, on paved road in Jefferson Co, just east of Monticello $15000/acre: [email protected], 850/997-2522, C Wheeler, 1400 E Washington St, Monticello 32344 (Jefferson)

40 acres of beautiful, secluded property near Archer, 36 acres planted Longleaf pines, electric, phone and well on property, lots of mature oaks and pines, plenty of wildlife, includes deeded access to Watermelon Pond: [email protected], 218/924-4411, E King, 18801 Boyette Rd, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

FARM EMPLOYMENT/SERVICESPersons seeking farm labor must offer a specific job for employment with pay, i.e., farm manager. Housekeeping, nursing and domestic jobs are not acceptable. Ads of-fering auctioneer services must include the auctioneer’s name and Florida license number.

Custom hay baling, large or small rolls, net wrap or string, quality work, top of the line equipment: [email protected], 863/698-9647, J Waters, 4141 Waring Rd, Lakeland 33811 (Polk)

Agricultural auctioneer, 36 yrs exp, past state champion, BS and MS degrees in agriculture: 407/568-2351, F Dietrich, 10 Seminole Tr, Orlando 32833 (Orange) AU122AB163

Fencing, barbed wire, field fence, non-climb, board, cow pens, etc, travel up to 250 miles, free estimates: [email protected], 813/310-3495, G Doyen, 2806 Medulla Rd, Plant City 33566 (Hillsborough)

Custom saw milling at your location, by the board foot or by the hour: [email protected], 352/231-0293, M Webb, PO Box 132, Florahome 32140 (Putnam)

Mowing, discing, small land clearing in north Marion Co: [email protected], 352/622-5865, G Swift, 2173 NE 79th Pl, Ocala 34479 (Marion)

Wanted: Full time help needed, small nursery and cows, fence building etc: 813/986-5961, R Allen, 5603 Ike Smith Rd, Plant City 33565 (Hillsborough)

Wanted: Bush hog mowing, box blade work, Polk and Hillsborough counties, small acreage: 863/853-5153, J Daugherty, 3521 Publix Rd, Lakeland 33810 (Polk)

Wanted: Someone to restore Farmall 100: [email protected], 941/723-9655, L Willis, 4019 89th St E, Palmetto 34221 (Manatee)

Wanted: Someone to bale 30 acres of Ar-gen t i ne Bah ia i n San An ton io $5 / ro l l : [email protected], 352/521-6260, N Grieshop, PO Box 653, San Antonio 33576 (Pasco)

Wanted: Part time help needed, ranch hand/ground-skeeper, must speak English, non-smoker preferred: 772/429-3129, M Casalino, 901 Casalino Rd, Ft Pierce 34945 (St Lucie)

FARM HARVEST PRODUCTSTo advertise “organic items,” a state registration number and the name of the certifying agent must be submitted with the ad. For information about state organic registration, contact Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Market-ing and Development, 435 Mayo Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0800, telephone (850) 488-4132.

FOR SALETifton hay, round bales, stored under tarps $40 rolls: 352/521-3569, S Surratt, 9663 Janmar Rd, Dade City 33525 (Pasco)

Coastal Bermuda hay, square bales and round rolls, horse and cow quality, well fertilized, weed free, will deliver: 386/755-0654, C Thomas, Rt 3 Box 281, Lake Butler 32054 (Union)

Perennial peanut hay, top quality horse square bales, green, weed free, totally enclosed, barn kept, 65-70 lb avg, as good as it gets: [email protected], 386/792-3148, A Edwards, 4954 US Hwy 41 S, Jasper 32052 (Hamilton)

Excellent quality square bales, peanut (not perennial) hay $5/bale + freight if delivered: [email protected], 850/948-1709, J Reams, 418 Sand Dollar Way, Greenville 32331 (Madison)

Tifton 44, round and square bales, fields are fertil-ized and sprayed, located just north of Brooksville, delivery available: [email protected], 813/966-5641, K Miller, PO Box 17429, Tampa 33682 (Citrus)

Horse quality square bales, perennial peanut and coastal w/ Tifton 85, round rolls w/ Tifton 85, all barn stored: [email protected], 850/971-5806, H Platt, 701 NE Chaparral Way, Madison 32344 (Madison)

Coastal hay, round rolls, 4 x 5, well fertilized, no delivery available, covered $30, stored in barn $35, cow hay $25: 386/454-2338, S Hotary, 23315 NW 202 St, High Springs 32643 (Alachua)

Fertilized, weed free Bahia, some barn kept 4 x 5 rolls, delivery available: [email protected], 813/362-1405, A Cone, 3702 Land O Lakes Blvd, Land O Lakes 34639 (Pasco)

Coastal Bermuda hay, 4 x 5 round rolls, 270 weed free, commercially fertilized, net wrapped, recently baled on 10/01 $22/bale: [email protected], 386/623-1432, J Bashaw, 9204 201st Rd, Live Oak 32060 (Suwannee)

Pure raw Florida honey, direct from beekeeper, wildflower, gallberry, orange blossom, palmetto, one gal, pickups only $24: [email protected], 386/734-7798, H Bell, 1058 S Ridgewood Ave, DeLand 32720 (Volusia)

Fresh cut, fertilized Coastal Bermuda, barn stored, large round rolls, excellent quality $30/roll: [email protected], 352/215-1018, M Sullivan, 20638 NW 78th Ave, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Barn stored quality, fertilized Coastal Bermuda hay, round and square bales: 352/317-1326, C Mattox, 6801 NW 214 St, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Coastal Bermuda hay, square bales and round rolls, horse and cow quality, well fertilized, weed free, will deliver: 386/755-0654, C Thomas, Rt 3 Box 281, Lake Butler 32054 (Union)

Coastal Bermuda square bales, horse quality, fertilized and weed free: [email protected], 386/776-2263, P Shea, 17386 180th St, Live Oak 32060 (Suwannee)

Excellent perennial peanut hay, analysis pending, annual peanut hay for goats and cattle, 12.7CP, 67.8TDN, 143.4RFQ, 55-60 lb bales, all homegrown, call for pricing: [email protected], 850/948-1709, J Reams, 418 Sand Dollar Way, Greenville 32331 (Madison)

Citrus, you pick, navels, oranges, grapefruit, open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec through Feb $6-$8/bushel: 407/323-2277, P Taylor, 5672 Deer Path Ln, Sanford 32771 (Seminole)

Rabbit manure, 60 lb bag $2.75, tractor scoop $5; Bahia square bales $2.50; Bahia rolls $20; Tifton 44 square bales $3.50; Tifton 44 rolls $30: [email protected], 352/799-9996, F Brown, 456 Myers Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Satsuma Mandarin, finest sweet, easy peel cit-rus, great holiday gift, 2 tray box $38, shipped or available locally by bag: [email protected], 386/963-3822, R Lance, 16857 CR 49, Wellborn 32094 (Suwannee)

Coastal and Bahia mix cow rolls $30-$35; Coastal, barn stored, horse quality rolls $45; square Coastal $4: [email protected], 352/748-2717, T Strickland, 1734 CR 227A, Oxford 34484 (Sumter)


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The Florida Market Bulletin is published each month by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and is distributed without charge to Florida Residents who request it. The Market Bulletin is an important way for the Department to disseminate news and information about issues affecting the agriculture industry and the Department’s operations. Through its classified advertising section, the Bulletin provides a forum for Florida residents to buy and sell agricul-turally related items while also giving statewide exposure to small farmers who might not normally have the economic re-sources for such widespread advertising. The Bulletin does not publish commercial or display ads, and all items offered for sale must have been produced or used on the seller’s property. Advertising rules and guidelines have been established for the Florida Market Bulletin in order to comply with regula-tions enforced by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and to maintain the objectives of the publication. The editorial staff of the Florida Market Bulletin reserves the right to revise or reject any ad. Before submitting an ad for publication, carefully check these general rules and also the rules under the category heading for which your ad is being submitted. Many ads require signed statements or permit numbers. Ads that do not meet applicable rules will not be published. 1. All advertisements must be agriculturally oriented. 2. Only Florida residents are eligible to advertise in the Bulletin. Only Florida products may be advertised. 3. Ads must include your name, address, county, zip code, and telephone number. E-mail addresses will be published if included. 4. No business, trade or commercial names will be accepted. 5. Ads from dealers or agents are unacceptable. A dealer is any person or entity that buys or acquires agricultural livestock, equipment or other merchandise for the purpose of resale; an agent is any person or entity soliciting agricultural merchandise for sale or distribu- tion under the partial or full control of an owner or dealer, farm equipment or machinery outlet, or any other source. 6. Ads must be submitted in writing — either typed or printed clearly — and limited to 20 words, not including required information. The Florida Market Bulletin reserves the right to edit all ads. 7. Ad forms or facsimiles should be mailed, faxed, or delivered to the Florida Market Bulletin office; ads may also be submitted by completing the form on the Florida Market Bulletin’s Internet web site. Facsimiles must include all information required by the ad form. 8. Advertisers may run one ad per category per issue. 9. All items in an ad should pertain to one category only. 10. Ads will be published as space permits on a first-come, first-served basis. 11. A new copy of an ad must be submitted for each issue of the Florida Market Bulletin in which the ad is to run. 12. An asking price should be included for all items offered. 13. Wanted ads soliciting free animals will not be accepted.

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Floralta hemarthria hay in Manatee Co, 4 x 4 round bales, no weeds, highly fertilized, fresh cut $20/bale: [email protected], 863/701-9481, P Womble, PO Box 611, Highland City 33846 (Polk)

Perennial peanut/Bermuda mix, 50 lb bales, limited quantity, nice green hay $5 ea: [email protected], 850/464-3948, H Curtis, 882 NW St Thomas Church Rd, Madison 32340 (Madison)

Large rolls of Bahia, put up dry in September, clean and fertilized $35: [email protected], 352/821-0950, C Posthuma, 14055 SE 180th St, Weirsdale 32195 (Marion)

Alicia Bermuda hay, fertilized and weed free, high quality horse hay, will deliver locally, square bales $5/bale, round bales $35/bale: [email protected], 386/804-2532, J Foster, 4225 Marsh Rd, Deland 32724 (Volusia)

Coastal Bermuda hay, high quality square bales, stored inside, also mixed Bahia/Coastal squares, delivery available: [email protected], 352/799-5310, J Cheze, 26483 Ernest Lee Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Tifton 44 hay, horse quality, round and square bales: 352/793-3193, D Babcock, 1399 CR 753N, Webster 33597 (Sumter)

Horse hay, high quality Coastal Bermuda, weed free, well fertilized, 4 x 5 rolls, rain free in barn, 200+ bales $35/bale: [email protected], 352/463-7039, G Watson, 16251 NW 30th Ave, Trenton 32693 (Levy)

Perennial peanut, 55 square bales, 840 round bales, high quality, weed free, also have lesser quality round bales: [email protected], 352/324-2534, H Scott, 25035 Punkin Center Rd, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

Round 4 x 4 bales $30 ea, 5 or more $28 ea: [email protected], 386/734-6789, C Arey, 4173 Marsh Rd, DeLand 32724 (Volusia)

Shelled corn $7 per hundred lb, 500 lb minimum: 386/462-0433, J Rawls, 5610 NW 262nd Ave, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Tifton 44 barn stored hay, horse quality, 4 x 5 rolls; Coastal Alicia cross and Bahia cow hay, 4 x 5 rolls, delivery available: 352/279-1927, T Foster, 2685 CR 776, Webster 33597 (Sumter)

Coastal or Tifton 85 hay, barn stored or under tarp, horse and cow quality available, weed free: [email protected], 386/454-1664, G McMil-lan, 24234 NW 196 Ter, High Springs 32643 (Alachua)



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Cow hay, fresh cut in field, 15 roll minimum $18/roll: 352/245-3500, B Barton, 17780 SE CR 475, Summerfield 34491 (Marion)

Coastal and Tifton 44 hay, large rolls, fresh cut, clean, fertilized, delivery possible, Coastal $35/roll, Tifton 44 $40/roll: 352/585-2874, T Clark, 4185 Kettering Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Fresh cut hay rolls, mixed grass, first cut $20 ea, second cut $25 ea: [email protected], 813/737-4845, R Eckerfield, 5709 Luckasavage Rd, Plant City 33567 (Hillsborough)

Coastal and mixed hay, inside and outside hay, delivery if needed $20 and up: [email protected], 352/622-5865, G Swift, 2173 NE 79th Pl, Ocala 34479 (Marion)

WANTEDW a n t e d : S u p p l i e r f o r h o r s e h a y : [email protected], 239/543-3515, Circle S Farm, 20201 Lani Ln, N Ft Myers 33917 (Lee)

GOATSAll goats offered for sale or exhibition must be indi-vidually identified with official USDA ear tags for the National Scrapie Eradication Program. Breed registry tattoos may be used if accompanied by the breed registration certificate. To obtain official USDA ear tags, the owner must first obtain a flock/herd identi-fication number. To obtain a flock/herd ID number, contact the USDA Veterinary Services Area Office at 352/333-3120.

FOR SALEBoer goats, registered, high percentages and full-bloods, just weaned, Kaptein bloodlines $150 and up: [email protected], 352/341-2182, N Huckabee, 1000 E Peruvian Pastures Ln, Bushnell 34601 (Citrus)

NDGA reg Nigerian Dwarf goats, show and pet quality, excellent bloodlines, wormed, vaccinated and disbudded, bucklings $100, doelings $200, wethers $50: [email protected], 352/317-0280, G Parker, PO Box 4, Graham 32042 (Alachua)

Moving to Maine, selling personal stock of pregnant Nigerian does and bucks, many w/ blue eyes $125-$150: [email protected], 386/753-1652, L Haver, 94 Spur Rd, Debary 32713 (Volusia)

Tennessee fainter bucks, proven breeders, other mixed breeds available: [email protected], 239/693-6112, D Sharland, 14042 Marquette Rd, Ft Myers 33905 (Lee)

African pygmy PB goats, tiny, healthy, w/ shots, wormed and hooves clipped, all ages, including bred does, some mixed breeds, does must be bred to tiny bucks: 407/349-0852, C Leban, 2105 Osceola Rd W, Geneva 32732 (Seminole)

2 Boer does, proven producers $200 ea; 4 m/o bucklings, Boer cross $45 ea: [email protected], 386/935-4720, R Esseck, 4760 NW 55th Ave, Bell 32619 (Gilchrist)

Boer bucks, herd sire, 2 available, 2 and 3 y/o $400 ea: [email protected], 813/782-3946, H Gibson, 36619 Chancey Rd, Zephyrhills 33541 (Pasco)

1 Dwarf Nigerian goat female, brown w/ white on her, 6 m/o $75: [email protected], 863/683-8711, J Burgess, 1111 Walker Cir W, Lakeland 33805 (Polk)

Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf goat babies, reg and non reg, for show or pets, all vaccinations, deworming, etc, can disbud, raised w/ alpacas, donkeys, and livestock guardian dogs: [email protected], 813/752-6100, B Stephens, 4706 Sleepy Hollow Ln, Plant City 33565 (Hillsborough)

Large billie Boer cross, approximately 350 lbs, good producer $350 obo: [email protected], 352/324-3161, M Fralick, 9603 Orange Blossom Rd, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

Full blood Boer goats, all ages, starting at $200: 386/325-9668, J Prince, 132 Mat Tr, Palatka 32177 (Putnam)

2 Nigerian Dwarf does, born 10/25, ready for adoption first week of December, one white w/ black stripe, one beige w/ brown stripe $100 ea: [email protected], 321/917-6498, J Paris, 1530 Wichita Blvd, Palm Bay 32909 (Brevard)

Percentage Boer does, bred to Kiko buck, 100 to choose from $250: [email protected], 352/406-2742, L Krech, PO Box 446, Center Hill 33514 (Sumter)

Percentage Boer goats, adults possibly bred $100; young born in August, starting at $60: 352/669-3893, R Vanderhoof, 20100 Saltsdale Rd, Umatilla 32784 (Lake)

ABGA reg Boer goats, some yearling does and bucks, a few older does w/ great bloodlines, Bingo, Pipelines, Big 85, Tabu and Doemaker: 352/793-4922, R Peak Jr, 6111 CR 631, Bushnell 33513 (Sumter)

2 fullblood reg Boer bucks, both proven breed-ers, asking $300 ea: [email protected], 386/985-3612, J Davis, PO Box 488, Bunnell 32110 (Volusia)

Pygmy/Nigerian Dwarf cross twin doelings, dob 11/04/05, available late December, beautiful colors, one blue eyed $175/both or $100 ea: [email protected], 813/779-9906, J Scurlock, 37550 Phelps Rd, Zephyrhills 33541 (Pasco)

Boer goats, entire herd, 100% reg pregnant does, 3 bucks; 1-9 m/o, solid red, SA bloodline, also available some 7/8 and 15/16 does: 386/454-2812, W Newman, 757 SW Rum Island Ter, Ft White 32038 (Columbia)

Quality fullbood and percentage Boer goats, reg bred does, open does, kids, wether prospects and meat goats: [email protected], 352/746-6551, J Long, 269 S Elmhurst Pt, Lecanto 34461 (Citrus)

Myotonic meat goats, hardy and easy to raise, black and whites, bred does, kids, younger stock, does and bucks: [email protected], 352/336-7256, M Johnson, 7626 SW 77th St, Gainesville 32608 (Alachua)

Quality reg Boer goats, reasonable prices, beautiful new kids on the ground, five grand champion blood-lines to choose from: [email protected], 352/799-0121, T Lodato, PO Box 194, Brooksville 34605 (Hernando)

Dwarf blue eyed baby goats, spotted, tricolor, black and white, all tiny and adorable, will hold for Christmas $75 and up: [email protected], 407/321-3951, R Meeker, 860 Lemon Bluff Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)

Show quality, reg Nigerian Dwarf miniature dairy goats, blue-eyed and polled kids coming in March, buck service available year round $150-$350, wethers $65: [email protected], 352/821-0993, M Bowerman, 14555 SE 175th St, Weirsdale 32195 (Marion)

Nigerian Dwarf (reg and non-reg) kids and bucks $100-$200; Pygmy Nigerian cross kids $75-$125; other goats available $75 and up: [email protected], 727/215-5200, S Bene-dum, 12539 Hudson Ave, Hudson 34669 (Pasco)

Myotonic (fainting) goats, docile, parasite resistant, healthy pets, registered, commercial kids just weaned: [email protected], 850/997-6599, B Golden, 704 Barnes Rd, Monticello 32344 (Jefferson)

Alpine/Oberhasli, does excellent milker and year-lings, CAE negative, price negotiable, specials for 4-H; PB Alpine buck, proven, 6 m/o, half sisters, best in class national ADGA show, moving, must sell $400 obo: [email protected], 352/799-8361, D Woloshyn, 15971 Sam C Rd, Brooksville 34613 (Hernando)

Baby Pygmy goats, pretty colors, 2 available 12/12/05, will hold for Christmas, very tame $65 ea: 407/920-2008, L Belfiore, 280 Guise Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)

WANTEDWanted: 100 goats, at least 3 m/o, preferably Boer, Kiko, Alpine, other meat breed crosses: [email protected], 772/216-5209, P Davis, 2181 SW Waterview Pl, Palm City 34990 (Martin)

Wanted: Reg Dwarf Nigerian doe, prefer disbudded white/cream color: 813/650-0806, P Wagner, 10519 Albritton Rd, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

Wanted: Billy goats, over 6 m/o, will pay $80-$100 for heavy, healthy goats, looking for 150 and year round supplier: [email protected], 954/559-1354, S Sattar, 2801 Devonwood Ave, Miramar 33025 (Broward)

Wanted: Reg Saanen goats, any age, good milk-ers: [email protected], 850/218-1501, R Adcock, 545 New Harmony Lp, Defuniak Springs 32433 (Walton)

HORSES, MULES, PONIESAds for this category must be accompanied by the fol-lowing owner-signed statement: “This animal has had a negative Coggins test within the past 12 months.” The owner must supply the buyer with the original owner’s copy or a laboratory certified copy of the negative Coggins test for change of ownership.

FOR SALEMiniature donkey weanlings, registered, various colors $1000: [email protected], 352/341-2182, N Huckabee, 1000 E Peruvian Pastures Ln, Bushnell 34601 (Citrus)

Appaloosas: registered weanlings, blanket and leopard, few spot coat, yearling filly, 2 bred mares, nationally known bloodlines: [email protected], 863/422-1937, J Lake, 2400 Power Line Rd, Haines City 33844 (Polk)

6 y/o QH mare, sorrel, no papers, needs miles, used as trail horse and limited cow work, sale or trade for buckskin QH mare; 2 weanling reg Paints, breeding stock, bay filly, dob 4/30, chestnut colt, dob 5/2, Foundation bloodlines: [email protected], 386/462-3832, K Kenyon, 21329 Old Bellamy Rd, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Gentle pony, white mare w/ blue eyes, currently in Natural-Horsemanship training and doing well under saddle, great for experienced child $2500: [email protected], 386/753-1652, L Ha-ver, 94 Spur Rd, Debary 32713 (Volusia)

Awesome Tai daughter, 15.1 H, in foal to World Champion $6000; PHBA mare, 15.2 H, w/ breed-ing to World Champion, gentle, massive $4000: [email protected], 352/351-0286, D Williams, 12010 N Magnolia Ave, Ocala 34475 (Marion)

2 y/o bay f i l ly, granddaughter of Doc O Ninety Five (NCHA earnings of $71635.93): [email protected], 352/215-4715, C Coleman, 8960 SE 71 St, Newberry 32669 (Gilchrist)

Papered Fox Trotter gelding, dead broke, now fat on pasture, great feet/legs, sound and sane, very smart $1200 or consider trade w/ nothing that eats: [email protected], 352/369-5897, T Lan-caster, PO Box 1073, Ocala 34478 (Nassau)

Donkeys, 2 adult standard males, 1 adult mini male donkey, 4 standard babies expected in 3/06, good for companions or guarding $500 ea: [email protected], 321/726-8936, J Rondocino, 7180 Orchid Tree Dr, Grant 32949 (Brevard)

APHA tobiano mare, green broke, excel-lent bloodlines, color producing, 16 H, 9 y/o: [email protected], 321/768-2881, G Dwyer, 635 Grant Rd, Palm Bay 32909 (Brevard)

Standard and mini donkeys, male and female, various prices, colors, and ages, can deliver: [email protected], 813/759-9497, P Gordon, 2001 West Sam Allen Rd, Plant City 33565 (Hillsborough)

Reg black and whi te Paint , 4 y/o, very sweet w/ no bad habits, rides great $2800: [email protected], 352/726-9928, J Thomas, 10097 E Gobbler Dr, Floral City 34436 (Citrus)

1.5 y/o jenny, very friendly, from wild burros adopted from the west and will protect your herd, will make good cart burro for children $250: [email protected], 863/439-8337, R Martin, PO Box 733, Lake Hamilton 33851 (Polk)

Red Haflinger mare in foal for spring, drives, gentle $1500 cash or trade for breeding age heifers of equal value: 352/799-1157, J Higginbotham, 22423 Lake Lindsey Rd, Brooksville 34601 (Hernando)

Beautiful sorrel reg AQHA mare, 5 y/o, pretty face, calm, fun to ride, mostly used for trail riding, had 120 days of professional training when broke, great sense of humor: [email protected], 850/216-2872, D DuBey, 3230 Pablo Creek Way, Tallahassee 32312 (Leon)

1 reg AQHA mare, 11 y/o $1000 obo; 1 reg APHA gelding, 9 y/o $1200 obo: 850/421-4830, C Harris, 507 Sunflower Rd, Tallahassee 32305 (Leon)

11 m/o reg solid black Arabian stallion, 18 crosses black on pedigree, Blacklord Arabi/GMF Say Jack, Linebred Witrez on dam’s side, mature, 15H $2000 or trade for cattle: 386/935-1989, W Liles, 24298 65th Rd, O’Brien 32071 (Suwannee)

Arabian 14 y/o, white, beautiful, pleasure to ride, trail or show, looks like Silver, not child safe $1700 obo: [email protected], 352/324-3161, M Fralick, 9603 Orange Blossom Rd, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

Miniature horse mare, AMHA reg, pinto, coming 3 y/o, loves people and very friendly, good quality and breeding $1800 obo: 352/793-1645, N Queen, 9180 S US 301, Bushnell 33513 (Sumter)

At stud, black AQHA grandson of Dash for Cash/Top Moon, DNA’d for APHA, extremely gentle, correct, gorgeous, discounts on first five: [email protected], 352/540-9370, J Gilmour, 2484 Culbreath Rd, Brooksville 34602 (Hernando)

Silver Grulla stallion for stud, 96% foundation (King line), excellent temperament, loaded w/ dun factor, color producer, available for AI/shipped cooled semen or live cover $400 (in-cluding $100 non-refundable booking fee) plus $200 collection fee for AI, live foal guarantee: [email protected], 850/877-3620, J Essig, 13000 Forest Run Ct, Tallahassee 32317 (Leon)

Rocky Mountain geldings, both very gentle and love-able, good gaits, 4 y/o, black, 15 H; 3 y/o chocolate, 14.2 H: [email protected], 352/486-6237, H Ritter, 10751 NE 30th St, Bronson 32621 (Levy)

AQHA/PHBA mare, 10 y/o, ex-show w/ over 50 pts in later and performance, almost everyone can ride or breed $3500 obo: [email protected], 352/429-4035, K Grubaugh, 13818 Equestrian Dr, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

Roping/trail grade chestnut QH gelding, 10 y/o, 16 H, throw a rope, crack a whip, no spook $1500: [email protected], 352/799-5225, P Kelly, Kurt St, Brooksville 34604 (Hernando)

AQHA colts and fillies, dun, grey, brown, weanlings and up, prices start at $750; American warmblood weanling filly: 352/361-1444, P Robb, 1282 NW 102 Ave, Wildwood 34785 (Sumter)

QH mare, 15 y/o, 15.1 H, well trained, ridden by 8 y/o girl, has done barrels and poles, good for beginner, very ground safe, easy to ride $2000; Appaloosa mare, 18 y/o, very safe, good manners, ridden by 7 y/o boy $1200 obo: [email protected], 352/551-9629, P Lopez, 23110 S Dewey Robbins Rd, Howey in the Hills 34737 (Lake)

Reg Haflinger, 3 y/o, rides and drives; warmblood 6 y/o gelding, 16H big boned and gentle: 813/737-3161, D Willis, 6005 CR 39, Plant City 33567 (Hillsborough)

Miniature horses, foals, stallions, bred mares, sell or trade for pinto mare $500 and up: 352/546-1174, E Murray, PO Box 347, Orange Springs 32801 (Marion)


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Black/white overo Paint filly and colts, tri colored overo filly, palomino filly and colt cutting bred solid QH foals, all under 2: [email protected], 904/759-2355, J Wentworth, 45256 Seminole Tr, Callahan 32011 (Nassau)

AQHA sorrel stallion for stud service, listed Paint and Appaloosa, throws color, 15.2 H, gentle, big foals, points in reining $400 reg, $250 non-reg, lfg: 904/879-4304, T Peterson, 45105 Stratton Rd, Callahan 32011 (Nassau)

Miniature colt, AMHA/R reg, one blue-eyed, black and white $750 or trade for goats, chickens, pi-geons: [email protected], 407/321-3951, R Meeker, 860 Lemon Bluff Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)

Reg QHs, coming 2 y/o palomino gelding, all cow, will be real eye catcher, lots of others too, various ages: 386/496-3688, P Lagasse, Rt 2 Box 451, Lake Butler 32054 (Union)

Mini horse, male, brown and white paint, 1 y/o, approx 30” $650; mini horse, male, bay 1.5 y/o, approx 34” $400; mule, mare, white w/ brown spots, 2 y/o $350: [email protected], 727/215-5200, S Benedum, 12539 Hudson Ave, Hudson 34669 (Pasco)

Appaloosa weanlings, well bred, colorful, gen-tle, terms to reasonable buyers $2000-$3500: [email protected], 863/422-1937, J Lake, 2400 Power Line Rd, Haines City 33844 (Polk)

Black/white pinto colt; tri-colored bred pinto mare A/R, 32”, double registered; homozy-gous stallion, 2 blue eyes, all very friendly: [email protected], 850/893-5057, M Lackey, 5026 Sundance Ln, Tallahassee 32309 (Leon)

Reg TB gelding, 16+ hands, great w/ chil-dren/adults, good hunter/jumper, no vices, shots utd $4000 obo; reg Paint mare, green broke to Western, could be excellent jumper, sweet, beautifully marked, shots utd $3500 obo: [email protected], 352/427-0596, P Ow-ens, 11101 NE 44th Ct, Anthony 32617 (Marion)

33” AMHA pinto stud, rides, drives, breeds, easy keeper, excellent temperament, utd on everything $2500 obo: [email protected], 727/271-7760, D Scully, PO Box 312, San Antonio 33576 (Pasco)

Pony gelding, large, sound, 14.1 H, 9 y/o, sorrel w/ flaxen mane and tail, very sweet, selling due to no time to ride, has all shots, de-wormed, rides English but I use Western $1000: [email protected], 407/349-0254, J Spitzer, 1660 Old Mims Rd, Geneva 32732 (Seminole)

2 AMHA reg mini horses, both loving and very gentle: stallion, 5 y/o, sorrel, pinto, 27”; mare, white, long mane, 32” $2000/both: 727/863-1020, J Postma, 10150 Southwood Ct, New Port Richey 34654 (Volusia)

Beautiful, gentle reg TWH tobiano gelding, 16 H, 3+ y/o, really nice on trails, handles well , I use desensit izing training $4500: [email protected], 386/437-3472, B Wall, 10055 W Hwy 100, Bunnell 32110 (Flagler)

MISCELLANEOUSAdvertisement will be accepted for this category if the item does not fit under any other category and is not otherwise prohibited. Examples of unacceptable ads: Recreation, camping and sporting goods; crafts and craft items; household pets; household appliances; air conditioners; building supplies; commercial fenc-ing material; books and documents; boats; guns; commercial fertilizer; antiques; campers; and other personal items.

FOR SALETack for your Christmas horse: like-new dressage saddle, black, Kessler; used, excellent condition Western pleasure saddle; lots of horse stuff: [email protected], 727/856-2418, J Scaglione, 18114 Manteno Dr, Spring Hill 34610 (Pasco)

12 telephone poles, over 30 ft; 2-20 ft, 36” culverts, best offer: 386/423-6899, B Ownby, 3623 Strawberry Ln, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

2 stock trailers, both have good floors and tires, some rust on both: one 20’ $2200; one 18’ $1900: [email protected], 352/490-6806, G Shultz, 2790 NW 60th Ave, Chiefland 32626 (Levy)

Fairbanks platform scales, iron wheels, weighs up to 500 lbs $200: 941/371-4881, J Barr, 160 East Rd, Sarasota 34240 (Sarasota)

Honda generator, 2200, electrical ignition, perfect condition $275: 352/485-1150, F James, 16206 NW CR 231, Gainesville 32609 (Alachua)

’03 2H slant front dr room, rear tack, excellent condition $13000 obo: [email protected], 813/902-8492, C Hays, 4106 W Fairview Hts, Tampa 33616 (Hillsborough)

16’ solid steel B/P trailer, 6 ply tires, 16’ x 6’2”, 18” side walls $995: 407/933-5388, G Brown, PO Box 361, Intercession 33848 (Osceola)

200 5/4” x 6” x 16’, pressure treated pine cowpen boards $8 ea: 352/629-7076, L Webb, 695 E Hwy 329, Citra 32113 (Marion)

Electric pea bean sheller, barely used, like new, prefer you pickup but can arrange shipping $250: [email protected], 407/296-3053, D Rive-ra, 2814 Greenleaf Dr, Orlando 32810 (Orange)

Greenhouse, Atlas A-frame, 28 x 96 $500: [email protected], 941/485-2116, R Lambert, 208 Bayshore Cr, Venice 34285 (Sarasota)

1998 2 horse Ponderosa trailer, great shape, needs nothing, has mats, removable divider, tack comp, brakes and good paint $3300 obo: [email protected], 813/986-0484, A Haynie, 7110 Dickey Ave, Dover 33527 (Hillsborough)

Horse truck, 1972 International, new paint, recon-ditioned $8000 obo: 352/622-6977, S Revis, 746 NW 30th Ave, Ocala 34475 (Marion)

Sundowner Alum 97, 3 horse slant, AC, dress-ing room, long wall 7’6”, 7’2” high, 5 new tires, 2 drop down windows/bars, $12000 obo: [email protected], 321/768-2881, G Dwyer, 635 Grant Rd, Palm Bay 32909 (Brevard)

550 gal fuel tank on skids w/ hand pump $350: 386/423-8329, D Shelton, PO Box 956, New Smyrna Beach 32170 (Volusia)

Livestock trailer, custom made, 7’4” x 24’, doors allow creation of 1, 2 or 3 compart-ments, metal roof, escape hatch, separate dog compartment, mounted spare tire $5000 obo: [email protected], 352/622-3156, R Accolla, 12900 NW 115 St, Ocala 34482 (Marion)

ADPI plastic mesh bags, 20” x 36” various mesh sizes: 321/794-3746, G Brewer, 4225 Indian River Dr, Cocoa 32927 (Brevard)

Head gate $25; 10’ bunk feeder $40; pan-el and pipe gates $25-$50; hay ring $75: [email protected], 813/783-2779, S Dykins, 3251 Apfel Rd, Zephyrhills 33543 (Pasco)

3 pt lift, semi-auto pine tree seedling planter, re-quires good hydraulic lift w/ working draft control on tractor, 45-60 HP, weighs 3600 lbs, used two seasons $4500 obo: 386/547-5605, L King, Colony Rd, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

300 4’ 40’ aluminum pipe, 20 6’ main 2’ risers, Rainbird sprinkler heads, rim ditch pump and trailers: [email protected], 239/543-8959, C Lemieux, 11171 Shirley Ln, N Ft Myers 33917 (Lee)

Cow whips 8’, 10’, and 12’ $8/ft + $5 shipping: 352/726-8665, J Outlaw, 417 Hiawatha Ave, In-verness 34452 (Citrus)

Damaged greenhouse, very good frame, you haul $50: 321/724-9760, P Sian, 1801 Hardin Ln NE, Palm Bay 32905 (Brevard)

12 quart flat sided feed pails, heavy duty, ship-ping available $4 ea: [email protected], 352/406-2742, L Krech, PO Box 446, Center Hill 33514 (Sumter)

Bird cannon, old, “scare-away” carbide model $50 obo; barn fan, 42” “Heatbuster” on wheels, belt drive $125: 352/793-9292, M White, 12364 SW 52nd Dr, Webster 33597 (Sumter)

Customized trailer, enclosed, for hauling small ani-mals (goats, sheep, etc) w/ ramp, electric hookup and section in the back on top, open for hauling a cart or cages $1200 firm: [email protected], 772/286-6012, S Caldwell, 4665 SW Grove St, Palm City 34990 (Martin)

Saddles: Western roping 17” seat Mexican leather $450; Australian style handmade by village crafts-man in India from camel hide, never used $450: [email protected], 352/429-2673, L Putman, 13832 Equestrian Dr, Groveland 34736 (Lake)

Pioneer forecarts, new, in stock, draft size of Haflinger/STD horse size, brakes, shafts, poles, bench or implement seats $900-$1100: [email protected], 352/466-9109, A Krietmeyer, 22051 NW 87 Ave Rd, Micanopy 32667 (Marion)

Good, used nursery pots, 3 gal $0.25 ea; flats and smaller pots available: [email protected], 850/675-2552, C Gardner, 2460 Hwy 4, Jay 32565 (Santa Rosa)

Steel building, 30 x 40 x 12, never been used, all plans and documents approved for Florida standards; horse trailer for 2 horses $400: [email protected], 863/655-3947, R Garcia, 13815 Arbuckle Creek Rd, Sebring 33870 (Highlands)

Old hay wagon for farm use and church events: [email protected], 813/654-0938, J Siefert, 11425 SR 39, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

GQF Incubator automatic egg turner, see through door $250; 2 galvanized brooders $150/both: [email protected], 904/879-5884, W Baxter, 14877 Howard Rd, Bryceville 32009 (Nassau)

Gooseneck livestock trailer, 12’ box, 4’ nose, escape door, electric brakes: [email protected], 352/473-9305, B Schuette, 6055 Indian Tr, Keystone Heights 32656 (Clay)

Materials for 32 x 32 pen, fence posts, 10-15’ panels, 4’ high, 8-12’ x 4” x 4”, plywood, good condition, you remove, must take all $100: [email protected], 727/856-2418, J Scaglione, 18114 Manteno Dr, Spring Hill 34610 (Pasco)

Portable grist mill on 12 x 6 trailer, power by 1924 Jaegar hit and miss engine, very nice $4200: [email protected], 352/231-0293, M Webb, PO Box 132, Florahome 32140 (Putnam)

5’ x 12’ heavy duty utility trailer, dual axle, 2” ball hitch, new ¾” PT deck, very good tires $450: [email protected], 352/799-7428, D Jackson, 15253 Leslie Ct, Brooksville 34613 (Hernando)

Stainless steel tubing mostly 4.5” some 1.24, a few 2”, lengths up to 40’, average price $70/ft: 352/748-2785, V Vick, 7203 CR 139, Wildwood 34785 (Sumter)

Schuler cattle feed wagon model 260, fair condi-tion, requires at least 50 HP tractor $2000 obo: 386/755-3541, R Robinson, 1563 SW CR 240, Lake City 32025 (Columbia)

Utility trailer, 4 x 8 heavy duty w/ fold down sides, good tires, great for hay or produce $600 obo: [email protected], 813/754-8131, B Bigelow, 3211 Clay Turner Rd, Plant City 33566 (Hillsborough)

16’ flatbed trailer, two axle, heavy duty overall, ramps, spare tire, railing $1800: 386/658-1220, O Winjum, 20750 96th St, Live Oak 32060 (Su-wannee)

1 cyl gas, 9 HP Wisconsin pump, 3” in, 3” out, complete $125: 813/477-2651, C Tanner, 101 Valley Cir, Brandon 33510 (Hillsborough)

Nursery pots, plastic and clay from 2” to 3 gal sizes, good condition, 50 or more various sizes: 727/345-4411, H Gardner, 6643 3rd Ave N, St Petersburg 33710 (Pinellas)



10 Want to place an ad? Be sure to check the requirements under the category heading.

Used nursery pots: 1 gal $0.06 ea; 65 gallon $9.50 ea; 7 gal $0.60: [email protected], 407/396-0367, P Burns, 4610 Oren Brown Rd, Kissimmee 34746 (Osceola)

Amish buggy, 1 horse, 1 seat, rear brakes need slight repair $800: [email protected], 352/542-3146, D Jarrell, 1033 NE 596th Ave, Old Town 32680 (Dixie)

Small animal/livestock/farm-related auction every Saturday, gates open at 8 am, sale starts at noon, cash only; Natureform NOM-45 incubator $2400 or will consider trade: [email protected], 352/351-1010, M Wagner, 899 NE 95th St, Ocala 34479 (Marion)

Vita-Mix food dehydrator, 10 trays, hardly used, excellent condition $55: [email protected], 813/684-5816, P Frazier, 2509 Bell Shoals Rd, Brandon 33511 (Hillsborough)

WANTEDWanted: Windmill tower or windmill, working or not: 352/854-2082, H Ayres, 9701 SW 158th Ln, Dunnellon 34432 (Marion)

Wanted: Gooseneck hitch for 88 Ford F350: [email protected], 561/791-9774, E Cher-omcka, 17073 92nd Ln N, Loxahatchee 33470 (Palm Beach)

Wanted: Goat stanchion, prefer wood, single, reasonable price; buckboard or open styled wagon, cobb to horse sized: [email protected], 352/369-5897, T Lancaster, PO Box 1073, Ocala 34478 (Martin)

Wanted: Utility shed or storage shelter, approx 8 x 10 or bigger, to be used for poultry coop: [email protected], 386/566-3553, B Roney, 306 Roslyn Ave, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

Wanted: Portable, small bulk grain feeder for cattle, good condition, in Central Florida: [email protected], 352/528-3952, I Satlow, 16333 NW 46th St, Morriston 32668 (Marion)

Wanted: Mower deck and owners manual for Power King 1212: [email protected], 863/701-9481, P Womble, PO Box 611, Highland City 33846 (Polk)

ORGANIC FARM HARVEST PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

This category includes only the end products of farm harvest (i.e., vegetables, honey, fruit, hay, etc.) grown, packaged and stored on the advertiser’s farm, without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or irradiation. To advertise “organic farm harvest products,” a state registration number and the name of the certifying agent must be submitted with the ad. For information about state organic registration, contact the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Marketing and Development, 435 Mayo Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0800, telephone (850) 488-9682.

FOR SALEHamlin’s oranges, available after first freeze, you pick, make appointment, 5 gal bucket $5: [email protected], 386/698-2347, A Perez, 122 Denver Rd, Crescent City 32112 (Putnam)

POULTRY, FOWL, EGGSThe selling and purchasing of some poultry and fowl requires the possession of a state license and/or a federal permit. It is the seller’s and purchaser’s re-sponsibility to have all required licenses and permits. For state license information, contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Farris Bryant Bldg, 620 Meridian Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1600, telephone (850) 488-6253. For federal permit informa-tion, contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, P.O. Box 49208, Atlanta, GA 30359, telephone (404) 679-7070. No ads will be accepted for fighting birds of any type; pet birds, such as canaries and finches; or hawkbill birds, such as parrots and macaws.

FOR SALE16 w/o pheasants, mostly females, flight pen raised, ready for Christmas or breeding stock $16 ea: [email protected], 352/302-5781, T MacQueen, 3141 W Fireking Ln, Dunnellon 34433 (Citrus)

Peacocks: one 3 y/o, one 2 y/o, one 4 m/o peachick and mother $25 ea: [email protected], 407/469-2405, V Waldrep, PO Box 560499, Mont-verde 34756 (Lake)

Pheasants, Red Gold, Yellow Gold, Silvers, Amherst, Swinhoe, Ring Neck, Humes, Blue Eared, Erkel Francolin, Gray Jungle Fowl, Chuckars: 850/668-1738, J Lollie, 9115 Ravena Rd, Tallahassee 32309 (Leon)

White Release doves (pigeons), offspring from doves that have come back from Georgia and Tennessee $35 ea: [email protected], 407/905-9893, L Main, 1938 Clarcona Ocoee Rd, Ocoee 34761 (Orange)

Hand raised, baby bantam Cochins, Frizzles, and Silkies, good homes only, 1 m/o +/- $6 ea: [email protected], 813/242-7667, S Cano, 2623 Robertson Tr, Lutz 33559 (Hillsborough)

Trio of Cochin bantams and 1 chick $15; 1 Pearl Grey guinea $10; 6 Buff Orpingtons, 5 m/o $20; some waterers also: [email protected], 863/984-8165, L Tolbert, 3127 Appalachian Tr, Polk City 33868 (Polk)

Black Sumatra bantams and standards, Silver Phoenix bantams, Old English bantams, reducing flock, bargain prices: [email protected], 813/391-1780, A Oliver, 6704 16th Ave S, Tampa 33619 (Hillsborough)

Sebastopol, American Buff, Embden, Pomeranian, and Toulouse geese of all ages; Pekin and Muscovy ducks; guineas of all sizes; doves; many varieties of peafowl including Blue, White, Green, Cameo, and more: 407/349-0852, C Leban, 2105 Osceola Rd W, Geneva 32732 (Seminole)

Peafowl, cocks and hens $50 ea: 904/783-4602, E Carlson, 1631 McCaul Rd, Jacksonville 32220 (Duval)

Extra large Cortunix quail and white Cortunix quail, 5-6 w/o $1 ea: 850/674-9461, L Odom, PO Box 86, Clarksville 32430 (Calhoun)

Guinea fowl, all ages, colors, fancy colors, limited availability of fancy colors unless asking for eggs to be shipped $4-$8 ea: [email protected], 850/639-6809, K Coursey, 715 Mace Martin Rd, Wewahitchka 32465 (Gulf)

Show quality Old English Game bantams, Black Tail Buff, Self Blue, quail, Silver Duck Wings, Mille Fleurs: [email protected], 407/877-4072, S Decker, 10625 2nd Ave, Ocoee 34761 (Orange)

Old English Game bantam and Cuban fowl, Mille Fleur and Blue Mille Fleur OE bantams, can ship via Express Mail, NPIP certified flock: [email protected], 813/973-8063, A Sanchez, 6705 Ravenwood St, Wesley Chapel 33544 (Pasco)

Royal Palm turkeys, this year’s hatch, 10 hens, 2 toms: 386/462-1460, W Emerson, 27014 NW 165th St, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

Silkie chickens, pair of Burcherons, pair of Blues, pair of plash, 2 mature Burcherons plus eggs: 813/393-7547, C Keating, 6125 Ellerbee Rd, Wesley Chapel 33544 (Pasco)

Thoroughbred BB Red Old English bantams, Buff Brahma bantams, and Red Pile bantams, show quality: 813/737-2313, G Elder, 11437 Forestridge Rd, Lithia 33547 (Hillsborough)

4 male Yellow Golden pheasants, hatched 6/11/05 $15 ea or $50/all: [email protected], 352/750-6561, J Pedrazzi, PO Box 1418, Lady Lake 32158 (Lake)

Silkie chickens, red, white, blue, black, show qual-ity, NPIP #58752E: 904/284-9348, L Driggers, 704 Decoy Rd, Green Cove 32043 (Clay)

White King and Fantail pigeons $10 ea: 813/752-6287, W Carlton Jr, 2404 Williams Rd, Plant City 33565 (Hillsborough)

Call ducks, white, gray, buff, pastel $20 ea and up; 1 apricot Wood duck male $50: [email protected], 727/570-9928, L Morey, 1411 Plaza Comercio NE, St Petersburg 33702 (Pinellas)

Button quail in quantities, 1-10 $3, 11+ $2.50: [email protected], 863/860-0706, R Ke-hoe, 716 Logan Ln, Winter Haven 33880 (Polk)

Ringneck doves, smooth feathered and silky, Tangerine, Ivory, Pied, Pearled, Orange $40/pair or $25 ea: [email protected], 772/567-5334, L Waddell, 6810 41st St, Vero Beach 32967 (Indian River)

Ringneck doves: Tangerine Whiteback, Ivory, Or-ange $50/pair; Tangerine Pearled, Violet Neck, Ash Frosty $40/pair; Greenwing doves, Wonga pigeon, Red Diamond doves: 813/933-4609, F Feliciano, 808 E Fairbank St, Tampa 33604 (Hillsborough)

Black swans, beautiful, healthy, mature pair of Black Australians, should be breeding soon $750/pair: [email protected], 407/349-9886, E Sherman, 220 Saunders Tr, Geneva 32732 (Seminole)

Waterfowl, Wood, Mandarins, Black-White faced Tree ducks $100/pair: [email protected], 772/465-4495, J Odom, 1611 S Jenkins Rd, Ft Pierce 34947 (St Lucie)

Phoenix chickens, 1 pair silver, 1 pair white, 1 pair red, 1 pair golden $40 and up/pair; also pair of Old English bantams, spangle, extra rooster, show quality, must see: 352/748-2789, V Vick, 7203 CR 139, Wildwood 34785 (Sumter)

Guineas, mixed colors and white adults $7; keets available $3: [email protected], 321/917-6498, J Paris, 1530 Wichita Blvd, Palm Bay 32909 (Brevard)

Pheasants ’05 hatch: Redgold, Lady Amherst, Blue Eared, Nepal Kalij, Bornean Crested Fireback, priced by breed $20-$100 ea: [email protected], 941/322-1849, E Odom, 26201 Cline Rd, Myakka City 34251 (Manatee)

Beautiful Muscovy ducklings, black/white, red/white, red, gray/white, gray, white $2 and up: 386/684-6825, R Johnson, 233 Norman Ave, Interlachen 32148 (Putnam)

Adult guineas, all colors; Diamond and Zebra doves; peafowl, White and Green; Black swans: 941/722-1725, L Greenwood, PO Box 68, Parrish 34219 (Manatee)

India Blue peacocks, prefer to sell to good homes w/ land, no long confinement, have free range: 386/467-2290, Y Barnett, 290 Gerogetown Shortcut Rd, Crescent 32112 (Putnam)

Fancy bantam Mille Fleurs, feathered legs, fu l l p lumage, show qual i ty $5 and up: [email protected], 850/929-3003, L Otis, 589 NW Gopler Ave, Greenville 32331 (Madison)

Turkeys, 2005 hatch, big and healthy, Bronze, Beltsville White, and Slates, pairs and trios avail-able, for show, breeding, table, etc, hatching eggs available next spring: 352/569-0639, B Oliver, 8302 CR 635, Bushnell 33513 (Sumter)

WANTEDWanted: Muscovy ducks, Royal Palm turkeys: [email protected], 813/991-6691, K Christoff, PO Box 7435, Wesley Chapel 33544 (Pasco)

Wanted: Black Australian swan, one or two females, 6 m/o – 1.5 y/o, leave message: [email protected], 407/348-7704, L Andrews, 2801 Frontier Dr, Kissimmee 34744 (Osceola)

Wan ted : Wh i t e Legho rns , wou ld l i ke to buy 5 hens and a rooster, would like to be within 50 miles of Ft Myers or Naples: [email protected], 239/273-7761, H Johnson, 20850 Sandy Ln, Estero 33928 (Lee)

Wanted: Two Barred Rock hens or pullets for two lonely males, Barred Rocks, standard size only: [email protected], 863/683-8711, R Burgess, 1111 Walker Cir W, Lakeland 33805 (Polk)

Wanted: Toulouse geese, SQ RIR, SQ Silk-ies, turkeys: [email protected], 850/218-1501, R Adcock, 545 New Harmony Lp, Defuniak Springs 32433 (Walton)

Wanted: 3 or 4 laying hens, Rhode Island or Araucana or any, backyard free range, loving home: [email protected], 321/453-2230, J Masters, 4545 Kimberlee Ct, Merritt Island 32953 (Brevard)

RABBITS

FOR SALELion Heads, New Zealand, Mini Rex, pedigreed $8-$25 ea: [email protected], 727/207-3515, J O’Brien, 18542 Alexson St, Spring Hill 34610 (Pasco)

Dutch Belted female, very tame, never bred before $12: [email protected], 407/905-9893, L Main, 1938 Clarcona Ocoee Rd, Ocoee 34761 (Orange)

Young Flemish Giants/New Zealand White cross $25/pair: [email protected], 813/782-3946, H Gibson, 36619 Chancey Rd, Zephyrhills 33541 (Pasco)

American Fuzzy Lops, Holland Lops, Netherland Dwarf, all colors, show and pet quality, 4-H and FFA discount $35 and up: [email protected], 386/418-1180, A Byers, 13703 NW CR 237, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

New Zealand, Dutch, and Netherland Dwarf: 813/393-7547, C Keating, 6125 Ellerbee Rd, Wesley Chapel 33544 (Pasco)

Lion Heads, Holland Lop, Mini Lop, Mini Rex, Neth-erland Dwarf, Dwarf Hotot, Dutch, pedigrees, show or pet, 4-H and FFA discounts, cages: 863/635-4690, R Spurlock, 1335 N Lk Reedy, Frostproof 33843 (Polk)

Sale or trade: New Zealand, Californian, Sil-ver Fox, Dutch, Rex, Flemish Giant, crosses: [email protected], 386/698-2347, A Perez, 122 Denver Rd, Crescent City 32112 (Putnam)

Dutch, 5 varieties, Californians, English Lops sometimes, everything pedigreed: 772/589-5386, D Grabenbauer, 542 Fleming St, Sebastian 32958 (Indian River)

SEEDS, PLANTS, TREESIt is a violation of Florida law to offer for sale plant material which has not been inspected for insects and diseases. Ads for nursery stock (plants, trees, shrubs, vines, bulbs, cuttings, grafts, scions or buds) for sale must include the state registration number as it appears on the seller’s certificate of registration that has been obtained from the Department’s Division of Plant Industry, in accordance with Ch. 581.131, Florida Statutes, effective July 1, 1995. (Exempted from this requirement are aquatic plants, seeds, lawn and pasture grasses, cut flowers, cut fern and cut foliage.) Ads for both plant material and seeds must include the following signed statement: “These items are person-ally grown on my land and have not been purchased for resale.” For inspection information, contact the Division of Plant Industry, P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614, telephone 352/372-3505. Ads for plants that have been deemed noxious or invasive by State of Florida will not be accepted.

FOR SALECrotons, 1 gal $1.43, 3 gal $3.77; shrimp plants, 1 gal $0.99; viburnum, 3 gal $3.77; hibiscus, shade trees, palms: 813/626-7951, C Oliver, 7511 21st Ave E, Tampa 33619 (Hillsborough) #02746000


December 2005 11When submitting an ad, remember to include any required certification or signed statement.

Seeds: New, yesterday,-today-and-tomorrow $0.05 ea; bald cypress, large seeds $0.50 ea; loofah, confederate rose, red oleander $0.01 ea + SASE: [email protected], 407/295-9089, F Podlecki, 6013 Linneal Beach Dr, Apopka 32703 (Seminole)

Queens tears bromeliads, blooms Nov-Dec, 10” multicolored blooms, hardy, little care $2.50; Fire strike, long fire colored blooms $2.75; plus $1 post-age; rice paper plant, grows to 5’, tropical foliage $3.50; yellow wedelia $2, add $1 postage: 352/372-4073, W Irwin, 618 NW 26th Ave, Gainesville 32609 (Alachua) #1840000

Ci t r iodora (c i t ronel la) , eucalyptus (baby b lue) , Jasmine sambac, Osmanthus f ra-grans (tea olive), Gardenia veitchii 3 gal $15: [email protected], 813/754-4487, K Barlow, 4402 Keene Rd, Plant City 33565 (Hills-borough) #47235947

Anther iums, mandevi l las, Emerald Gems ferns, century plants, assorted tropicals: [email protected], 352/797-0302, A Alesso, 6430 Quarterhorse Ln, Brooksville 34604 (Hernando) #47236494

3 gal pindo palms $6; 3 gal blue stem palmetto $8; 2 gal broad leaf coontie $8; 3 gal FuYu persim-mon $11; native persimmon $2: 386/294-1319, E Allen, 261 NE River Rd, Mayo 32066 (Lafayette) #47220935

Seeds: Beautyberry, red/yellow catlea, white/pink guava, wild persimmon, coral bean, dried grove pepper for seed, coontie, packet $1 w/ #10 SASE: 813/754-4959, C Halford, 2009 W Palmetto Ave, Plant City 33563 (Hillsborough)

Seeds: Confederate rose, s/dbl bloom $1/tbs; rain lily $1/tbs; dwarf poinciana, October rose, cardboard palm 25/$1; podocarpus 40/$1 + SASE: [email protected], 813/684-5816, P Frazier, 2509 Bell Shoals Rd, Brandon 33511 (Hillsborough)

1 gal Phoenix sylvestris $4; 3 gal Phoenix sylvestris $9; 7 & 15 gal king sagos; 30 gal Copernicia alba: 813/263-6385, R Frazier, 12918 Shadow Run Blvd, Riverview 33569 (Hillsborough) #47234181

8’ to 14’ large booted never burned cabbage palms, will load $50 ea: [email protected], 321/863-0971, K Carlton, 6767 Laurel Oak Ave, Mims 32775 (Brevard) #47232303

Seeds: Beautyberry, dune sunflower, gaillardia, horsemint, firebush, Mexican flamevine, milkweed, necklace pod, Florida tropical sage, wild aster vine $1/pack + SASE: [email protected], 239/543-9910, R Singletary, 6670 Chipper Ln, N Ft Myers 33917 (Lee)

Seeds: Confederate rose, moringa, roselle, blanket flower, Florida sage, coral vine, Mexican sunflower, firebush, powderpuff $1/pckg + SASE: [email protected], 239/543-8078, J Single, PO Box 2236, Ft Myers 33902 (Lee)

Coontie 3 /$10; red maple 3/$6; inventory reduction of native, xeric, and garden plants, hundreds of spe-cies, thousands of plants, garden open on weekend: 352/465-0649, J Weber, 5019 W Stargazer Ln, Dunnellon 34433 (Citrus) #47227677

Seeds: sugar apple (Annona), bird pepper (hots, papaya, big red, big orange) $2/packet + double stamped SASE: 941/922-2539, J Burns, 4654 Falcon Ridge Dr, Sarasota 34233 (Sarasota)

Pineapple, avocado in 3 gal pots $2 ea; society garlic, some others, in 1 gal pots $1 ea, no ship-ping: 305/247-1402, M Marvin, 16260 SW 287 St, Homestead 33033 (Dade) #47219561

Florida coontie (Zamia floridana), attractive, indig-enous landscape plants, bare root $1/sm head, also 3 & 5 gal pots available, shipping avail: [email protected], 352/542-2671, L Mikell, PO Box 1139, Cross City 32628 (Dixie) #04721779

Crape myrtles, sawtooth oaks, many more trees $2/ft of height: [email protected], 850/675-2552, C Gardner, 2460 Hwy 4, Jay 32565 (Santa Rosa) #47234179

Organically grown French marigold seeds $5/oz + #10 SASE: 352/485-2294, B McLeod, 19014 NE 10th St, Gainesville 32609 (Alachua)

Viburnum 1 gal $2.49; crotons 1 gal $1.75; spi-der plants 1 gal $2.49; Boston fern 1 gal $0.99; bromeliads $2; loquat 1 gal and 3 gal: 386/532-7504, C Boyd, 1434 Summit Hill Dr, Deltona 32725 (Volusia) #47227094

200 live oaks, 2”-2.5” caliper, 9’-11’ tall in 15 gal grow-bag, #1-#2 quality: 813/737-2665, J Reed, 5101 Bugg Rd, Plant City 33567 (Hillsborough) #47233160

Palms/cycads, foxtails, royals, bismarks, livistonas, fishtails, bottles, coccothrinax, copernicia, kings, dioon, zamia, many others, all sizes, direct grower prices: [email protected], 727/393-8950, M Evans, 6015 100th Way N, St Petersburg 33708 (Pinellas) #47232138

30 gal live oaks, 10’-12’ tall, 2” + caliper, licensed contractors only $65 ea; 7 gal queen palms, 6’-7’ height $15 ea: [email protected], 407/396-0367, P Burns, 4610 Oren Brown Rd, Kissimmee 34746 (Osceola) #04722616

Louisiana irises, over 250 colors, full sun, shade, ponds, beautiful large flowers, freeze and drought resistant, 3 gal $15: 352/753-1184, M Copeland, 4240 Christmas Ln, Lady Lake 32159 (Lake)

Queen palms, 1 gal $1.25 ea; Roebelinii palms, 3 gal, $3 ea: [email protected], F Deyo, 6610 SW 8th St, Pembroke Pines 33023 (Broward) #47223641

Gourd seeds: triangle, apple, bottle, dipper, can-teen, cannonball, martin, penguin, pumpkin, wren, loofah, directions $1 ea variety or 6/$5 + SASE: 352/753-2386, A Pease, 5604 Griffin View Dr, Lady Lake 32159 (Lake)

Large, standard Indian Hawthorns, containerized; field grown live oaks; Savannah hollies; crape myrtles, various colors: [email protected], 813/754-7374, J Butts, 4321 Needle Palm Rd, Plant City 32565 (Hillsborough) #47220216

3 gal pink (Tabebuia heterophylia) $5 ea; 3 gal Chinese fan palms (Livistona chinesis) $3.50 ea: [email protected], 813/334-3023, S Salser, 3026 Saffold Rd, Wimauma 33598 (Hillsborough) #47227929

WANTEDWanted: Senegal date, paurotis palm, Livistona, royals, foxtails, star fruit tree, yellow tabebuia, Tahitian, Indonesian wax, pink butterfly, bee hive, pagoda ginger, cold hardy heliconias, gi-ant bananas, giant timber bamboo (clumping): [email protected], 407/575-0261, C Sala-zar, 2198 Meadow Ct, Apopka 32703 (Orange)

Wanted: 100 Murcott plants, no sour root stock: 352/567-2631, E Sapp, 16413 Hwy 301 N, Dade City 33523 (Pasco)

Wanted: Propagation trays for seed starting, heat mats at fair price: [email protected], 407/575-0261, C Salazar, 2198 Meadow Ct, Apopka 32703 (Orange)

Wanted: Foxtail palms, 1 gal, or any other palms: [email protected], 813/363-4881, H Long, PO Box 1715, Wimauma 33598 (Hillsborough)

Wanted: Recently purchased 3.5 acres, want sev-eral types of citrus trees, up to 100 small plants: [email protected], 904/501-1483, L Sweeney, 343 Gentian Rd, St Augustine 32086 (St Johns)

Wanted: Banana shoots, any variety, will pick up and pay reasonable price: [email protected], 561/628-0635, A Oliva, 13672 72 Ct N, West Palm Beach 33412 (Palm Beach)

Wanted: Herbs, valerian plants or seeds: [email protected], 561/471-0906, N Cooper, 4576 Belvedere Rd Apt 2, Haverhill 33415 (Palm Beach)

SHEEPAll sheep offered for sale or exhibition must be individu-ally identified with official USDA ear tags for the National Scrapie Eradication Program. Breed registry tattoos may be used if accompanied by the breed registration certificate. To obtain official USDA ear tags, the owner must first obtain a flock/herd identification number. To obtain a flock/herd ID number, contact the USDA Veterinary Services Area Office at 352/333-3120.

FOR SALEMuntjac deer, small Asian deer, 3 males, must have permits $100 ea: [email protected], 386/362-3326, B Lewis, 14544 96th Pl, Live Oak 32060 (Suwannee)

Katahdin ewes and rams: [email protected], 239/693-6112, D Sharland, 14042 Marquette Rd, Ft Myers 33905 (Lee)

Katahdin X, bred ewes $150, rams $100, lambs $75: [email protected], 239/543-2787, P Dunn, 19400 Durrance Rd, N Ft Myers 33917 (Lee)

Yearling Katahdin ram lambs, grain fed $150: [email protected], 321/984-0383, J Kelly, 3575 Corey Rd, Malabar 32950 (Brevard)

B a r b a d o s b l a c k b e l l y s h e e p $ 7 5 : [email protected], 813/732-7225, C Nalls, 29623 Bayhead Rd, Dade City 33523 (Pasco)

Small herd of pet sheep, 9 ewes breed, 10 babies, some bred: 863/675-0247, S Deller, PO Box 2495, La Belle 33975 (Glades)

Ram lambs, born 9/8, Katahdin/Dorper cross (hair sheep) $75 ea: [email protected], 352/799-0663, J Carter, 226 Benes Rd, Masaryktown 34604 (Hernando)

1 ram, 4 ewes, young herd, reg Southdown sheep $100 ea: 813/714-9039, J Bryant, PO Box 741, San Antonio 33576 (Pasco)

Katahdin, Dorper, St Croix lambs, rams and ewes on pasture and grain fed from $100-$150: 813/494-8036, P Ramcharan, 8413 Camden St, Tampa 33614 (Hillsborough)

K a t a h d i n e w e s , o l d e r $ 1 0 0 e a : [email protected], 727/215-5200, S Bene-dum, 12539 Hudson Ave, Hudson 34669 (Pasco)

Katahdin sheep, one ram, two ewes, proven breeders, great for Florida climate $400/all: [email protected], 352/341-4275, S Jacobson, 9749 E Thomas Rd, Floral City 34436 (Citrus)

Southdown Babydoll ram, purebred, changing blood-lines, great producer, 2 y/o $175: 407/920-2008, L Belfiore, 280 Guise Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)

Young Katahdin ram, ready to meet the ladies $150: [email protected], 386/462-3832, C Kenyon, 21329 Old Bellamy Rd, Alachua 32615 (Alachua)

WANTEDWanted: Local sheep, dairy operation looking for processors or retailers for sheep’s milk and sheep’s milk products: [email protected], 352/821-0384, J Earnest, 16172 SE 156th Pl Rd, Weirsdale 32195 (Marion)

Wanted: Barbados young polled ram, must be under 1 y/o: [email protected], 352/797-7853, N Kipfer, 18411 Deason Dr, Spring Hill 34610 (Pasco)

Wanted: Ram sheep, over 6 m/o, will pick up and pay $80-$100 for heavy, healthy rams, looking for 600 and all year round supplier: [email protected], 954/559-1354, S Sattar, 2801 Devonwood Ave, Miramar 33025 (Broward)

STOCK DOGSAdvertisement in this category is limited to bred, trained farm stock dogs and the puppies of bred, trained stock dogs; no ads for companion pets or hunting dogs will be accepted. Chapter 828.29, F.S., requires that all dogs sold or offered for sale be at least eight weeks of age and have an Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, a.k.a. a health certificate. The certificate must be issued by a Florida-licensed veterinarian no more than 30 days before the sale. Ads for dogs must be accompanied by the following signed statement: “I certify that these dogs have been bred and trained to work with farm stock animals or are the puppies of bred, trained stock dogs. Each dog is of legal age for sale and has an Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.”

FOR SALEReg Border Collie males, working dogs, black and white, wormed and vaccinated, if you have cattle call for price: [email protected], 321/631-0549, M Cal-lahan, 4865 Valdine Ave, Cocoa 32926 (Brevard)

AKC reg adult Great Pyrenees dogs, approx 2 y/o, 1 male and 2 females, trained w/ goats, puppies available sometimes $250 ea: [email protected], 850/573-2199, W Hill, 2324 My Way Farm Rd, Marianna 32448 (Jackson)

Old English male intact sheep dog, 2 y/o, great bloodlines $500 obo: [email protected], 386/566-6179, E Styron, 175 Sycamore Sunshine, New Smyrna Beach 32168 (Volusia)

Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix, 6 males (2 black/white and 4 merle), 2 females (merles), first shots, wormings, and health certificates, ready 12/6 $200: [email protected], 352/748-2717, D Strickland, 1734 CR 227A, Oxford 34484 (Sumter)

Sale or trade: 2 nice females, 75% Great Pyr-enees and 25% Akbash, (white Anatolian Shep-herds); 2 females, 25% Great Pyrenees, 25% Akbash, 25% German Shepherd, 25% American Mastiff, born 10/14/05; 2 Maremma boys, 6 m/o: [email protected], 386/698-2347, A Perez, 122 Denver Rd, Crescent City 32112 (Putnam)

Cur dog, large male, 2.5 y/o, very friendly, good pos-sibilities for herding, grandfather from Adams Ranch: [email protected], 772/286-6012, S Caldwell, 4665 SW Grove St, Palm City 34990 (Martin)

Labrador pups, over 12 w/o, very cute $200: [email protected], 863/655-3947, L Garcia, 13815 Arbuckle Creek Rd, Sebring 33870 (Highlands)

CKC Great Pyrenees puppies, two males, shots, vaccinated, wormed, will accept goats or trade, working parents guarding livestock $400 cash: 386/228-2692, E Enriquez, 1600 Chestnut Ave, Orange City 32763 (Volusia)

SWINEAll swine (including potbellied pigs) sold or offered for sale or exhibition, except for slaughter, must have evidence of a negative brucellosis test and a negative pseudorabies serologic test which has been conducted within the previous 30 days, unless proof of exemption can be demonstrated. Breed registry tattoos may be used if accompanied by the breed registration certifi-cate. To obtain official USDA ear tags, the owner must first obtain a flock/herd identification number. To obtain a flock/herd ID number, contact the USDA Veterinary Services Area Office at 352/333-3120.

FOR SALEShow pigs for March and April fairs, sired by Cham-pion AI boars, validated herd, references available $60 ea: [email protected], 904/879-0274, J Nantz, 14118 Turkey Meadow Ln, Hilliard 32046 (Nassau)

AI breed show pigs, will be good for March and April shows, bred to good boars, ready to go now: 904/879-1312, G Johnston, 45088 Musslewhite Rd, Callahan 32011 (Nassau)

Miniature pot belly pigs, babies, very hand tamed $75 ea; adult breeding pair $70/both: 407/920-2008, L Belfiore, 280 Guise Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)



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1 lb zucchini, sliced1 lb yellow squash, sliced1 medium onion, chopped1/2 tsp garlic salt1/8 tsp cayenne pepper2 eggs, beaten

Sunnyday Soufflé

Cook zucchini, yellow squash, and onion in salted water until ten-der. Drain and cool a few minutes. Add garlic salt, cayenne pepper, and beaten eggs and mix well. Stir in the sour cream and half of the grated cheddar cheese. Place in a 1 1/2 quart casserole and top with bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, and the remaining cheddar. Dot with butter and sprinkle with paprika. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes or until bubbly and golden. Serves 4-6.

2 cups all-purpose flour2 tsps baking soda1 1/2 tsps cinnamon1/2 tsp allspice1/2 tsp nutmeg1/2 tsp salt1 1/4 cups brown sugar

Zucchini and Carrot Spice Muffins

Sift together flour, baking soda, and spices into a large bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together sugar, eggs, milk, and oil. Combine all ingredients until just moistened. Divide batter into greased muffin cups. Bake in a 375 degree oven for approximately 18 to 20 minutes.

Makes 24 muffins.

3 eggs (beaten)1 cup milk1 cup vegetable oil1/2 tsp vanilla1 1/2 cups grated zucchini1 1/2 cups grated carrot1/2 cup chopped pecans

1/2 cup reduced fat sour cream1/2 lb cheddar cheese, grated1 cup herbed bread crumbs1/4 cup Parmesan cheese2 Tbls butter1/8 tsp paprika

for agriculture,” he said. “When I finished one battle, it was time to take up another. There is always another challenge.” Putnam instilled his love of agriculture in his son and grand-sons. They joined the business and kept it in the family. Today Put-nam Groves and Dudley Putnam, Inc., include more than 800 acres of citrus in Polk County and 5,500 acres of cattle ranches in Polk, Hardee, and Highlands counties.

Charles Raymond “Chuck” Smith has dedicated his very pro-ductive and energetic life to im-proving, promoting, and protecting Florida agriculture. The industry could not have asked for a more pas-sionate advocate. Smith has served agriculture in a variety of capacities, as a county extension agent, a farm manager, and a legislator. In each position he has worked diligently to effect positive change. After graduating from the Uni-versity of Florida in 1953 with a degree in agriculture, Smith ac-cepted a job as an assistant county extension agent in Citrus County. He was promoted to county agent a year later, working in Hernando and Liberty counties. As an agent,

he spent many hours helping rural people as they struggled to combat hog cholera and improve their swine herds. Smith was elected to the Her-nando County Commission in 1966 and served 12 years. In 1967 he became general manager of the Her-nando Egg Cooperative. He spent years helping to promote the use and sale of broilers and eggs. In 1978 he was elected to the Florida House of Representatives, where he served until 1992. During his legislative tenure, he made it his mission to protect agriculture and the natural resources on which the industry depends. He helped create the Market Improvement Working Capital Trust Fund, to be used for the operation and maintenance of agricultural facilities. He also as-sisted in the creation of the Surface Water Improvement and Manage-ment Program, which addresses water quality issues and works to rehabilitate degraded water bod-ies. He wrote the first bill on Ever-glades restoration and helped draft legislation to provide excise tax ex-emption for fuels used in certain ag-ricultural purposes. Smith is a founding member of the Florida Agricultural Coalition and a past president of the Florida Federation of Fairs and Livestock Shows and the Florida Poultry Federation. He is currently serv-ing as executive vice president of the Florida Poultry Federation and director of the Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame Foundation. He is in-volved in the activities of the State Poultry Executives Association and the American Egg Board. Smith lives in Brooksville with his wife, Mildred. They have three grown children – Linda, Randy, and David – and five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Show pigs: sired by champion AI boars, numerous county champions, call early, also select breeding boars, gilts, references, delivery available, validated V-506: 386/752-8214, K Clyatt, 8882 NW 39th Pl, Lake Butler 32054 (Union)

Piglets and pigs, different prices and breeds, raised w/ grain, free of antibiotics and hormones: [email protected], 386/698-2347, A Perez, 122 Denver Rd, Crescent City 32112 (Putnam)

Pure Yorkshire and Yorkshire/Hampshire mix, male and females $155 ea: [email protected], 239/543-8959, C Lemieux, 11171 Shirley Ln, N Ft Myers 33917 (Lee)

Feeder pigs, Yorkshire x Hampshire, on concrete, wormed, delivery available on 40 head or more, grain fed: 352/485-1237, L Simmons, 2909 NE 156 Ave, Gainesville 32609 (Alachua)

Landrace/Spotted Poland China cross, 6 m/o, BBQ pigs around 90-110 lbs, 2 females and 2 boars, also 300 lb boar: [email protected], 352/544-0364, K Howell, 18210 Moorhaven Dr, Brooksville 34610 (Pasco)

Teacup piglets, adorable, tiny, bred to stay small, will hold for Christmas $75 and up or trade for chickens, goats, farm labor: [email protected], 407/321-3951, R Meeker, 860 Lemon Bluff Rd, Osteen 32764 (Volusia)

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