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Dairy, grinding alfalfa moving steadyIn Kansas the hay trade is moderate. Demand is moderate to strong for dairy/grinding alfalfa, and alfalfa pellets, is weak to moderate for prairie hay and stock cow quality hay, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, Oct. 28. Prices given on a per-ton basis, unless otherwise noted. Southwest: Dairy/grinding alfalfa steady. Movement moderate. Horse alfalfa, in small squares, $250-$275; supreme dairy, $175-$200; premium, $170-$185; good, $150-$175. Utility/fair grinding alfalfa shipped in, $125-$140, edge of the field, $150-$160. Ground on truck, $172-$175. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots and dairies, $165-$185, contracts to $192. For the week ending Oct. 18, 11,811 tons grinding alfalfa and 2,125 tons of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Good straw, in large bales, $55-$60. Failed corn hay, in large bales, $75. CRP grass, in large rounds, $65. Sudan-cane, in large bales, $70-$85. South central: Dairy/grinding alfalfa and alfalfa pellets steady. Movement moderate. Horse alfalfa, in small squares, $200-$230, in medium or large squares, $185; supreme dairy, $170-$195; premium, $160-$185; good, $145-$170. Utility/fair grinding alfalfa, edge of the field, $100-$130, $110-$135 delivered. Ground and delivered locally to feedlots, $120-$140. For the week ending Oct. 18, 4,665 tons of grinding alfalfa and 891 tons of dairy alfalfa were delivered. Sun-cured alfalfa pellets, 15% protein, $180-$195; sun-cured, 17% protein, $180-$205; dehydrated, 15% protein, $220 and 17% protein, $240. Good straw, in large bales, $55-$60. Cane-sudan, in large bales, $70-$85. Southeast: Alfalfa, brome and prairie hay steady. Movement slow. Horse and goat alfalfa, $180-$200. Premium/supreme dairy alfalfa, $175-$185; good, $130-$150. Good bluestem, in small squares, $90-$110, mostly, $100, in medium and large squares, $80-$90, an instance, $110, in large rounds, $50-$70, mulch, in large rounds, $40-$50. Good brome, in small squares, $100-$110, in medium and large squares, $85-$100, an instance, $145, in large rounds, $50-$70. Northwest: Dairy/grinding alfalfa steady. Movement moderate. Horse alfalfa, in small squares, $200-$250. Premium/supreme dairy, $175-$185; good, $165; fair, $120-$135. Utility/fair grinding alfalfa, edge of the field, $90-$110; ground and delivered to feedlots and dairies, $130-$140. Milo stalks, $65 or $75 delivered. North central/northeast: Dairy/grinding alfalfa, prairie hay and brome steady. Movement slow to moderate. Horse alfalfa, in small squares, $200, in medium squares, $165-$185; supreme dairy, $170-$200; premium, $160-$170; fair/good, $130-$150. Utility/fair grinding alfalfa at the edge of the field, $70-$90, ground on truck, $90-$110. Good bluestem grass hay, in small squares, $100, in medium squares, $80-$90, in large rounds, $50-$80. Good brome, in small squares, $100-$130, a little, $4-$4.50/bale, in medium squares, $90-$120, in large rounds, $50-$75, some horse quality in large rounds, $45/bale delivered, stock cow $36/bale delivered. Straw, in small squares, $3-$3.50/bale, in large bales, $50-$55, some ground and delivered, $92. Source: Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, Dodge City, Kan. 11/3/08 Date: 10/28/08 Advertisement
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