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Missouri Red Cedar Posts
Freshly Cut Number 1 Grade, Dense Hearts
Low Shipping Rates
 
Discount Cedar
(281)-852-8453
http://cedarposts.webstarts.com/
Email discountcedar@suddenlink.net
Located in Houston, Texas- ship anywhere in the country
 
Discount Cedar sells red cedar posts at reasonable prices.
Would you be interested in buying posts?
 
CEDAR POSTS (1,200 per truckload)
 
SIZE: 7X5 & 7.5X6-7
PRICE:  $7.00
Truckload Price: $5.50

******FERTILIZED COSTAL**** (Jiggs) Are you still looking for bales of hay? I am selling 4×5 round bales. (heavy &tight) FERTILIZED!!! Good, clean quality JIGGS, BAHIA & more. Hay is coming from Southwest Louisiana. The Lake Charles area. We deliver by the trailer load. Quantity 22-30 bales per load. FLAT rate delivery fee. BEST PRICING!!! I don’t believe in people in need paying $2.75 or $3.00 or more per mile. Livestock has to eat also. Please feel free to call anytime day or night and ask any questions. Scott Willson- (832) 726-2065 or Barbie Lyons (337) 965-0015. You can also email BarbieLyons13@yahoo.com. Hope to hear from you!

Thank You & Happy Holidays,
Scott Willson & Barbie Lyons

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Mr. Jeb,
Are you still looking for bales of hay? I am selling 4×5 round bales. Good, clean quality jiggs. Hay is coming from Southwest Louisiana. The Lake Charles area. Will deliver by the trailer load. Quantity 22-28 bales per load. $120 per bail DELIVERED! Yes, this does include delivery fees. Please feel free to call and ask any questions.
Scott Willson- (832) 726-2065 or (337) 965-0015.

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Hello all, I am looking for a good used JD 10 high density small square baler. If anyone could help in locating on in good working condition there would be a finders fee upon purchase.

New Ranch Owner.
I have 100 acres of Sudan and 80 acres of Coastal. At this time of the year….and in the best interest for the hay fields….what would you do to begin the process again for growing and harvesting?

Not to long until hay season…cannot wait