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100th Anniversary South Carolina

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MARkEt BULLEtIN South Carolina Department of Agriculture Volume 87 Next Ad Deadline: September 10, 2013, Noon

September 5, 2013

Number 17

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Market Bulletin Office: 803-734-2536

USDA Approves Secretarial Disaster Designation request for South Carolina After Excessive Summer Rains State Farmers Markets Availability Listing Seasonal In-State Featured Products South Carolina SFM 3483 Charleston Hwy. West Columbia, SC 29172 803-737-4664 cucumbers, okra, peaches, tomatoes Greenville SFM 1354 Rutherford Rd. Greenville, SC 29609 864-244-4023 dairy products, flowers, peaches, tomatoes, watermelons Pee Dee SFM 2513 W. Lucas St. Florence, SC 29501 843-665-5154 cabbage, muscadines, scuppernongs, string beans Log on to agriculture.sc.gov and click on Daily Market News Reports

South Carolina farmers hit hard by excessive summer rains will soon get some relief. United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Thomas J. Vilsack notified Governor Nikki Haley late last month that he approved her request for a Secretarial disaster declaration for South Carolina counties that suffered losses due to excessive rains that began March 1, 2013. The declaration came a little more than a week after Governor Haley and Commissioner Hugh Weathers joined other agriculture leaders for a tour of one of the state’s hard hit areas, Dorchester County. “I am pleased with Secretary Vilsack’s quick response to South Carolina’s request. The agriculture industry contributes greatly to the state’s economy, and this unusually wet summer has impacted the work of our farmers. I am grateful that Governor Haley recognizes the value of our industry and that she took the time to see what our growers face given the excess rains,” said South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers. Secretary Vilsack has designated the following 36 South Carolina counties as primary natural disaster areas: Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston, Cherokee, Chesterfield, Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Edgefield, Florence, Georgetown, Greenville, Hampton, Horry, Jasper, Laurens, Lee, Marion, Marlboro, Newberry, Orangeburg, Pickens, Richland, Saluda, Spartanburg, Sumter, Union, Williamsburg, and York. The following counties have been designated as contiguous disaster counties: Abbeville, Anderson, Chester, Fairfield, Greenwood, Kershaw, Lancaster, Lexington, McCormick, and Oconee. A Secretarial disaster designation means farmers in both primary and contiguous counties can apply for USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) emergency loans. Farmers in those counties have eight months to apply from the date of the Secretarial disaster declaration. Interested farmers can contact their local FSA offices.

2nd Annual SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo Set for Early 2014 Members of South Carolina’s leading industry sector, Agribusiness, are getting ready for the 2nd Annual SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo happening January 16-17, 2014. The expo is returning to the Florence Civic Center for the second year. Agribusiness has a $34 billion economic impact in South Carolina and accounts for nearly 200,000 jobs. The SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo brings all facets of the state’s agricultural community together to promote the industry and educational opportunities. “South Carolina is home to both large and small-scale producers, and the great thing about this show is that there is something for everybody. Agribusiness is a dominant force in our state’s economy and this show is designed to make that impact even greater,” said Hugh Weathers, Commissioner of Agriculture. The expo will offer a wide-range of tractors, equipment and farm products on display at the Trade Show. Daily admission is $5. There are also ticketed events, like The Taste of South Carolina reception and Commissioner’s Breakfast benefitting the South Carolina Commissioner’s School for Agriculture. The Florence Civic Center is located at 3300 West Radio Drive, Florence, 29501. For more information on events and expo sponsors and organizers, please visit http://scagribizexpo.com/.

Hugh E. Weathers Commissioner

SC’s Soggy Summer I blinked and the summer was over. I know from experience a lot of moms and dads out there were glad to see school start, but students are never ready to give up their summer break. The summer of 2013 will certainly go down in the history books as one of the wettest on record, and with good reason too. Counties across South Carolina have seen anywhere from 7 to 21 more inches of rainfall than normal this year, according to the South Carolina State Climatology Office.

2013 Plant and Flower Festivals AutumnFest at the Market

September 20-21, 2013 Friday & Saturday 8a.m.-6p.m. Greenville State Farmers Market 1354 Rutherford Road Greenville, SC

Midlands Fall Plant & Flower Festival September 27-29, 2013 Friday & Saturday 8a.m.-6p.m. Sunday 12-5p.m. South Carolina State Farmers Market 3483 Charleston Highway West Columbia, SC

Pee Dee Fall Plant & Flower Festival October 4-6, 2013 Friday & Saturday 8a.m.-6p.m. Sunday 12-5p.m. Pee Dee State Farmers Market 2513 West Lucas Street Florence, SC

Commissioner Hugh Weathers and Governor Nikki Haley visiting John Pendarvis’s farm in Harleyville See SC’s Soggy Summer, continued on page 8


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The Market Bulletin does not publish dog ads from kennels or breeders. Aquaculture CRAPPIE, 2-4in, $1-2; Bluegill Bream, 1-7in, 30¢-$1.25; Largemouth Bass, 3in, $1.50; Catfish, 4-6in, 50¢ ea. Cannon Taylor; Newberry; 803-276-0853 tROUt FISHING, $5/lb, schedule your next stocking, open Thur-Sat. David Bayliss; Oconee; 864-647-9700 CAtFISH FINGERLINGS, Bream, 35¢ ea; Sterile Grass Carp, 10-12in, $10ea. John Boyleston; Orangeburg; 803-534-3624 kOI FISH, 1in-3in, mostly butterfly, $1-2. Tommy Sherman; Laurens; 864-546-2778 POND StOCkING BREAM, 35¢; Bass, $1.50; Catfish, Crappie, 50¢; Grass Carp, $10; Hybrid Bass, $5/lb, Rainbow Trout, 30¢/in, we del. Derek Long; Newberry; 803-276-2070 StERILE GRASS CARP, 12-14in, $11ea. Perry Price; Lexington; 803-356-3403

Cattle ANG, Blk Baldy & Holstein calves, bottle fed w/raw milk, not formula, steers & bulls avail, $350up. Alexandrea Perez; Aiken; 803-522-4424 BULL, ¾ Ang ¼ Maine, y/o, ready, $1200. Bobby Steading; Spartanburg; 864-383-0587 3 BLk ANG HEIFERS, B-12/12, $800ea. Harley Neelands; York; 803-684-3672 4 BLk ANG & CHAR CROSS HEIFERS, 8m/o, open, $850ea. Anthony Duckett; Union; 864-427-0792 2 PB BLk ANG HEIFERS, AI sired by ND 878 & Image Maker, 8-10m/o, vac, dewormed, more, $1350ea, $2600both, reg eligible. Harry Tobin; Colleton; 843-866-7221 3 B/A HEIFERS, reg 2y/o, bred to reg B/A bull, $1800ea; B/Baldie cow, w/bull calf, $1600. Elzie Randolph; Dorchester; 843-563-4971 4 BLk BALDY COWS, 1 red/wht face, bred 2-4mon to reg Red Ang bull, $1250ea for all, $1350/singles, more. Jason Ashley; Abbeville; 864-378-1908 REG ANG BULL, B-12/9/08, sired by Bon View New Design 1407, exc dispo, easy calving, $2500; yng bulls, 10m/o, $1100. David Gibbons; Cherokee; 864-839-6705 HEREFRD POLLED PB BULL, red w/wht face, 11m/o, $700, ready to serve. Billy Gallman; Newberry; 803-276-7171 JERSEY COW, 5y/o, bred 3 mos, tame, $850. Mac McClendon; Colleton; 843-835-5050 BELtED GALLOWAY BULLS, 4y/o, red gene b'line, Grand bulls, $2500obo. Johnny Hickey; Chesterfield; 843-537-7535 REG CHAR HFR, 9m/o, good EPDs; reg Char bull, 9m/o, exc herd sire prospect, $1200ea, AICA #F1158499 & M822004. Simon Buzhardt; Saluda; 803-532-5763 2 ANG CROSS HEIFERS, 1 blk, 1 blk Baldie, 10m/o, $650ea. Sam Rikard; Lexington; 803-892-2630 BLk ANG COW, w/bull calf, both are full Ang, $1600; Blk Ang cow, open, $1400; both cows 3y/o, big framed, all not reg. Les McGill; York; 803-627-1144 BULLS, 11m/o, $1100ea. Kenneth Rhodes; Anderson; 864-847-9445 CALVES, dairy & meat breeds, $400up. Roland Perez; Aiken; 803-215-8952 DEXtER BULL, 4y/o, ADCA reg, gentle, blk, polled, tested chondra free, $1800. Brenda Gallman; Newberry; 803-924-2042 REG BLk ANG BULLS, sired by Yon Traveler S224 & Yon Legend 140, exc EPDs, BSE tested, more, 18-23 m/o, $2200-2400. Bobby Baker; Lancaster; 803-285-7732

REG BLk ANG BULL, 5y/o, 1900lbs, easy calving, fast growth, good dispo, calves on site, $2200. Eddie Chavis; Barnwell; 803-671-3108 SIMMANG, Simm, Ang bulls, 20m/o, most AI sired, breeding soundness tested, $2000up. Lloyd Baxley; Georgetown; 843-325-8821 DEXtER BULL, 3m/o, long legged, PB, has horns, $1000, mom reg, dad not. Douglas Adamian; Bamberg; 803-245-2021 GREY BRAHMA BULL, 3y/o 1600-2000lbs, will del, $2000. Ed Ravenel; Charleston; 843-670-6431 15 REG ANG BULLS, 18-24m/o, forage perform test & pedigrees, w/low BWs, breeding soundness exams, $2500up. Dixon Shealy; Newberry; 803-629-1174 REG BLk ANG, coming yrlng bulls, mature AI bred cows, $1500up. Keith Hawkins; York; 803-230-1598 BLk ANG BULL, 6m/o, FB, no papers, $800. Larry Gunter; Lexington; 803-532-7394 PB SIMM, Ang, Simm Ang bulls, exc EPDs, $2500up; PB Simm, Ang, F SimAngs, $2000up. Benji Hunter; Laurens; 864-981-2200 REG RED ANG BULLS, Dakota Copper b'line, 8-15m/o, $1200-1800. Paul Blackwell; York; 803-684-6550 8 ANG CROSS HEIFERS, 35yr genetics, 10-15m/o, $658-950; bred cows, $1500; 4yr reg Ang bull, $1650. David Wilkerson; York; 803-925-2633 REG ANG BULLS, 19m/o, ex growth genetics, shots, sired by AI son of Kansas bred GAR New Mkt, more, $1900, del avail. Hugh Knight; Orangeburg; 803-539-4674 PB SG BULLS POLL, drk red, breeding age, $1000up; 4 heifers, 13-14m/o, $1000ea if you take all 4. Curtis Hipp; Spartanburg; 864-230-1983 DEXtER CAttLE, various ages, $600up, grass & hay fed, no hormones or antibiotics, all either reg or FB. Michael Pierce; Colleton; 843-909-1309 ANG BULLS, reg & com, 2y/o & yrlng, ready to breed in Jan, $1500up. Wesley Miller; Lexington; 803-917-1793 REF BFMSt, bulls & heifers, breeding age, both red & blk, $1400up, according to conformation & genetics. Mary Dyches; York; 803-328-0189 BULL, ¾Ang, ¼Maine, 1y/o, ready for light service, $1200. Bobby Steading; Spartanburg; 864-585-0587 BLk ANG BULL, 5y/o, good bull to breed heifers, gentle, $2000. A Laws; Pickens; 864-637-8852 REG BLk ANG BULLS, easy calving, 7-10m/o, b'line Final Answer or Lead On, $1000ea. Jacky Whitaker; York; 803-417-9116

Dogs Ads for dogs 3 months or older must be accompanied by a copy of current Rabies Vaccination Certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian. Under 3 months you must include a birthdate. No doG keNNel/BReedeR Ads ARe PeRMitted. only dogs-for-sale notices will be published. As a last-priority item, dog notices will be published as space permits.

the Market Bulletin does not publish dog ads from kennels or breeders. BORDER COLLIES, B-8/13, 4F, 1M, 1st shots & worming, $200ea, ready 9/25. Dee Raffield; Spartanburg; 864-809-0190

GREAt PYRENEES, F, B-6/6, $150ea. Eric Wheeler; Kershaw; 803-299-4276 BORDER COLLIE/FEISt PUPS, $50, B-7/6, 4 F, 1 M. Donna Maffett; Greenwood; 864-993-7237 DRA REG LABS, yel or wht, B-6/13, shots, wormed, $300. Lauren Hastings; Greenwood; 864-941-6585 BEAGLES, B-6/22, 1st shots, wormed, 1M & 1F, $100 & $125. Robert Lollis; Greenwood; 864-543-4415 2 REDtICk HOUNDS, y/o, $300ea. Josh Watts; Lexington; 803-546-4114 CAROLINA CUR PUPS, F, 6w/o, $200. Don Odom; Florence; 843-610-5238 BOYkINS SPAN, reg, B-7/5, wormed, 1st shots, tails docked, declawed, M/$500ea, F/$600ea. Mike McGee; Anderson; 864-296-3590 JACk RUSSELLS, B-7/7, Blue Merle, wormed, shots, 2M, 3F, tails docked, short haired, tan/wht, brn/wht&blk, more, $190. Frank Cone; Orangeburg; 843-869-4099 AkC/CkC DACSHUNDS, $350, dapples, dbl dapple & blk/tan, longhaired, 8wks on 9/22. Darlene Harsey; Aiken; 803-564-3841 UkC COONHOUNDS, 6w/o, b/tan, 3M/2F, $150 Herman Sanders; Berkeley; 843-753-7532 CHEASPEAkE BAY REtS, B-7/19, 4M, 4F, AKC, wormed, $700. Jack Lanier; Richland; 803-730-4861 6W/O PYRENEES, B-6/25, 1st shots & worming, PB, not reg, $200ea. Bruce Murray; Sumter; 803-469-8139 UkC RED BONES, 6w/o, 1st shots, $300. Allen Foster; Williamsburg; 843-221-5898 ENG SPRINGER SPANS, B-6/15, AKC reg, blk/wht, $500ea/neg. Ryan Richardson; Lexington; 803-356-5671

Farm Equipment Farm equipment and farm truck ads may not be submitted by commercial dealers. All ads must include the following signed statement: “tHis FARM eqUiPMeNt ANd/oR FARM tRUCk WAs Used oN My FARM oR i AM Not A CoMMeRCiAl deAleR.” only farm truck ads with legitimate farm truck license tag numbers will be accepted. the farm truck license tag number must be included with the ad. 4 ROW kMC SUBSOILER, w/bedders, $2000; 4 twin row Covington p'nut planter units, $2500. Richard Gregory; Calhoun; 803-609-2704 FRONtIER DM1160 DISk MOWER, 8ft cut, LN, $6000; restored Ford 740, $8500; restored Ford 2N, $5500, both LN. Marty Black; Lexington; 803-894-5311 FORD HAY RAkE, 3ph, 2 new tires, GC, $450. Buddy Hiers; Hampton; 803-943-6609 NH HAY ELEVAtOR, 20ft, elec motor, used 1x, $1250. M Plyler; Chesterfield; 704-291-0119 INt CUB tRACtOR, yel/wht, GC, w/cult, fert hopper, planters, $3000 or trade for sm tractor in GC. Lukie Varner; Berkeley; 843-688-6042 52 8N FORD tRACtOR, GC, rebuilt eng, runs LN, good body & paint, $2400. Michael Parks; York; 803-366-3239 NH 56 HAY RAkE, side del, $750. Philip Arnold; Union; 803-530-3817 AtHENS OFFSEtDISC HARROW, 20 blade, hvy duty, $2500. Laney Truesdale; Kershaw; 803-424-7526 1000GAL WAtER tANk, on trl, w/5.5hp motor & pump, $900; MF 2R Planters, 3hp, shed stored, $700. James Mills; Newberry; 803-276-3512

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

INt 1086, cab, GC, $8500, have 15ft batwing mower & 22 disc harrows, will sell tractor sep or any combo, all 3, $15,000; more. R Wilson; Anderson; 864-356-6959 HAY RAkE, needs some work & new tires, 10ftL, pull along, $350obo. Sarah James; Anderson; 864-933-1401 FLAt BED tRL, 8ftx20ft, all metal, Tandem axle, 10,00lb cap, 5/16in BP, $3600. D Dimery; Lexington; 803-796-2995 MIDLAND PAStURE DREAM, 5r no-till, w/fert section in EC, $2000obo; Case 2 disc bottom plow, EC, $650obo. Andy McDonald; Abbeville; 864-844-2365 FA SUPER-C tRACtOR, '50s restored, PTO & 3ph, not used in 2yrs, $2000; matching bush hog, disc harrow, spreader, $800. Mark Collins; Orangeburg; 843-762-3530 tUFF BUILt tRACtOR, recently painted, looks new, 19hp Kholer eng, new pistons rings & gaskets, more, $2200firm. Ronald Craft; Oconee; 864-944-0404 3PH SPREADER, for fert, lime, seed, LN, used 1x, complete w/PTO shaft & manual, $295. Bill Watkins; Pickens; 864-859-3428 OLDER GORE 2H BP tRL, oversized, 2 escape doors, complete restoration of body, stripped & painted, more, $1500obo. Edward Voyton; Georgetown; 843-221-4665 JD 3300 COMBINE, w/2r 244 corn head, $4500. Frank Rizer; Bamberg; 803-664-0847 tRL, 23ftx8ft, w/ramps, brakes, 2axles, good tires, low usage, $2,300. Dwight Stewart; Clarendon; 803-435-2301 tRL, from '53 Chev short bed, rusty, needs tires, good rear end & tongue or for trl, $275. Jim Atkinson; Pickens; 864-506-9023 '99 tRL, Sundowner Valuelite 3h slant load GN, 8ft dressing rm, 4ft midtack, rear tack, ramp, GC, more, $13,500. Irene Alderman; Orangeburg; 803-308-4911 FORD 3000, dsl, new parts, $3500; JD 450C dozer, GC, $10,000. William Peacock; Lancaster; 803-417-2667 JD 6220, w/cab, ac/h, 900hrs, EC, $30,000. Ken Griffith; Orangeburg; 803-860-1744 FRED CAIN 9 SHANk SCARIFER, EC, $650; new IH 715 combine tailings chain tube assembly, $350; upper/bottom slieves, $250. Jack Wood; Anderson; 864-296-2770 JD 1010 CULt, $5000. Francis Shiver; Kershaw; 803-432-5206 NURSE tANk, 1000gal w/Honda 160 eng & pump, GC, on Tandem axle frame, $1800. Charles Nichols; Saluda; 864-445-8350 LIVEStOCk tRL, 6ftx11ft, 2 5/16 ball hitch, all metal, 2axle, GC, $800; farm trl, 4ft6inx10ft, all metal, $400. Harley Neelands; York; 803-684-3672 MF 300 COMBINE, w/13ft grain table, 2r model 222 corn head, no cab, shed kept, $1500. Alfred Holden; Spartanburg; 864-472-2365 IH 1429 COMBINE, 3078hrs, $10,000; 15ft 1020 flex head, $3500. Aden Diem; Bamberg; 803-383-4020 CRAFtMAN GARDEN tILLER, rear tine, 5hp, B&S, 17in, GC, $350firm. Lyle Bates; Spartanburg; 864-504-1764 JD 244 CORN HEADER, $400. Mark Keisler; Lexington; 803-206-7977 FA SUPER A, runs good, w/disc harrow, turn plow, bush hog & boom pole, $2800obo. Charles Rogers; Greenville; 864-243-2507 FORD 9-N tRACtOR, for parts, good steering, brakes & rear tires. bad valve, $1000obro. Derrick Peake; Lexington; 803-894-5849 4 FA CUBS, 2 AC B, for parts or restore, $350-850; fast hitch FA Cub, $350; disk harrow, $325; turn plow, $200, more. Jerry Stuard; Lexington; 803-528-0657 60Y/O JD tRACtOR, runs, $2500obo. Davie Bayliss; Oconee; 864-647-9700 '88 JD 6620 tItAN II COMBINE, $24,950; JD 2010, dsl, $3750; JD 3020, $8500; JD 4020 D, $11,500; more. R Judy; Dorchester; 843-563-3630 J & M GRAVItY WAGON, GC, $1,500; NI Corn Picker model 7, GC, $2000. Matt Valkenburg; Abbeville; 864-940-9341


September 5, 2013 JD 730, $3500; JD 720 D, parts; $800; '29 IHC hay loader, $500; 6ft JD Scrape Blade, $200; IHC Mule Mower, $200, cash. Carroll Dorn; Saluda; 864-445-3893 '72 CHEVY 40 DUMP tRUCk, 72,000 mis, all steel bed & 2 gates, $1800. Jerry Tatham; Anderson; 864-918-2726 tRL, 18x7ft hvy duty, 9T rating, steel floor, 3 axle, needs tires; 14x7ft enclosed trl 7000#, good tires, $1800ea. Ken Drafts; Lexington; 803-356-9673 JD tILLER, pull type w/cast iron spoke wheels, 6 22in disk w/new spacers, can be used w/hyd cyl, $300. Rex Ashley; Greenville; 864-378-5135 424 INt tRACtOR, new tires, good paint, $3500. Chet Giverson; Kershaw; 843-334-6643 DISC, 3ph hvy duty, $700; rubber 16 disc, pull type, $1000; 3 bottom plows, 3ph, $400ea; 8x16 equip trl, $1000. Tony Sistare; Lancaster; 803-283-8157 CAt D7F DOZER, w/blade, root rake, more, $18,500obo; Fiat-Allis 16B dozer, 12ft blade, hyd tilt, $23,500obo. Trent Porth; Lexington; 803-413-8065 BUSH HOG, 2620 Bat Wing Mower, 20ft cut, 3cyl hook up w/cyl, 540 PTO, 6 laminated tires, GC, $10,000. C Thrailkill; Chester; 803-283-7659 '08 kUBOtA B2320, 4x4, 170hrs, tiller, bush hog, box scrape, fert spreader, boom pole, canopy, more, $8500all. Curtis Simmons; Laurens; 864-200-0673 2 NH 835 RND BALERS, 1 in GC, 1 spare parts, chain driven, w/some rolls of net wrap, $2500 for both. Johnny White; Colleton; 843-830-7112 '50 9N, exc working cond, everything works, 40lbs oil pressure, runs good, $2000. Ronnie James; Chesterfield; 843-601-2950 '96 NORtRAC Nt-254, w/frt end ldr, will turn over, needs new rings, hr gauge broke, unk hrs, $600obo. Richard Sheffield; Colleton; 843-908-4796 FA 404, EC, PS, factory seat, 90% rubber shuttle shift trans, dual remotes, 2000+hrs, $4500. Darius Scott; Abbeville; 864-378-6658 '47 CAt DOZER, RD6 dsl, pony eng, cable wench, restorable, $1800. Roddy McDonald; Newberry; 803-276-6516 PLANtER PLAtES, AC, JD71, or Yetter 71, plastic, cast iron, alum, 30 plates, $7ea. Jackie Rogers; Spartanburg; 864-576-0736 NH MODEL 273, sq baler; NH model 56, pull type hay rake, $2500. Dolores Hildebrandt; Kershaw; 803-432-1473 INt 800 CYCLO AIR PLANtER, 4r wide w/dry fert, no till, $2200obo; JD 454 row crop header; 4r wide, $2200obo; more. Drake Kinley; Anderson; 864-353-9628 '04 tRL, dbl axle, w/ramps, 7x20ft bed, factory built, elec brakes, spare tire & rim, EC, shed kept, $1800. Bobby Counts; Newberry; 803-345-5847 6Ft SCRAPE BLADE, for FA quick hitch, in good shape, $150; used Hiller disc, for bedding rows, $25ea; more. Fred Faulkenberry; Chesterfield; 843-623-7827 FERt SPREADER, Baltimatic model 80, GC, orig instruct, spare parts, manual, PTO driven, 3ph, $375obo. Elizabeth Baerreis; Calhoun; 803-568-2258 POSt HOLE DIGGER, 3ph, 10in, GC, $300obo. Ed Lowther; Jasper; 843-726-8373 HVY DUtY BOXSCRAPE, 5 rippers, GC, $450. Charles Cromer; Newberry; 803-276-6868 830 CAt BULLDOZER, 325hp, w/lrg tires & pan, $15,000. E Wigington; Anderson; 864-859-2692 HAY SPEAR, new, w/bucket mount, 48in hvy duty, 3ph, 2000lbs, new, $175ea, fit all tractors; trl mover, more, $150; more. V Felkel; Orangeburg; 912-682-5813 1086 INt CAB tRACtOR, new a/c, heat, VGC, $14,000. Johnny Porter; Fairfield; 803-718-6291 '97 F250, 4wd, Ford truck, $5850obo; JD 380 fert spreader, $650; JD p-up header, for silage cutter, $800; more. Ryan Judy; Dorchester; 843-560-0074

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All ads submitted to the Market Bulletin are limited to 150 CHARACtERS. Characters include letters of the alphabet, spaces, and punctuation marks. JD 3950 2ROW SILAGE CUttER, more, $25,500; JD 1730 11row planter, more, $32,500; UF silage dump wagon, $6500; more. J Judy; Dorchester; 843-563-9025 LIVEStOCk tRL, 17ft, $3000. Peggy Williams; Lexington; 803-413-9676 '03 SILVER StAR, 3h SL, pull down windows/bars, lrg sleep area, AC, pull out saddle racks, clear title, more, $8300obo. Darlene Harsey; Aiken; 803-564-3841 UNVERFERtH GRAVItY WAGON, 150bu, $1750obo; JLG 40ft lift, dsl, 4-way steering, 6500hrs, $9000. Robert Hilton; Dorchester; 843-834-2340 48 AC G tRACtOR, restored, rebuilt eng, new parts, $3600obo. Gil Rowe; Marlboro; 843-397-0953 tWIN CYL DUMP tRL, 6ftx12ft, 7000lbs, 2 brake axles, GC, $3800. Frankie Giles; Abbeville; 864-934-9624 5Ft HOWSE BUSH HOG, w/slip clutch, needs whl brkt, $250. Bill Timmerman; Aiken; 803-640-6265 DAVIS BACkHOE AttACHMENt, old, removed from Int 330 util tractor, $300. Jonathan White; Florence; 843-373-3712 EAR CORN ELEVAtOR, 30ft, GC, $700. Bill Wallace; Clarendon; 843-373-1216 NH 575, sq,