Compared to last week: Hay prices sold fully steady. Supply and demand this week was light to moderate. Hay in the eastern portion of the state is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to find locally. As a result, the top end of hay prices continues to decline. However, hay prices overall remain steady. Rain was the talk this week as many producers across the state were receiving some type of moisture, liquid or frozen. This was a welcome sight as wildfires continue to rage in the western portions of the state. Ranchers hoped this rain would bring some life back to winter pastures which are nearly burnt up from drought. Market activity this week was slow. A good portion of the hay moved this week was 3rd cutting. Grass hay sold steady this week on mostly good demand and light supplies. All prices are dollars per ton and FOB unless otherwise noted. Alfalfa: Supreme: Small squares, 200.00 Large squares, 150.00 Premium: Large squares, 140.00-145.00 Large rounds, 150.00 Good: Large squares, 130.00-160.00 Large rounds, 140.00-165.00 Small squares, 150.00 Fair: Large squares, 110.00-155.00 Large rounds, 120.00-160.00 Small Squares, 130.00 Utility Large rounds, NA Large squares, 100.00 Grass/Alfalfa:Premium: Small squares, NA Good: Large rounds, NA Small squares, NA Fair: Large squares, 130.00-135.00 Large rounds, 125.00 Utility: Large rounds, 90.00 Grass: Premium Large rounds, NA Good: Large squares, 140.00 Large rounds, 130.00-135.00 Fair: Large squares, NA Large rounds, 120.00-135.00; long haul 100.00 Utility: Large rounds, NA Timothy Grass: Premium: Small squares, 200.00-240.00 Premium: Large rounds, NA Good: Large rounds, NA Barley Large squares, 50.00-60.00; long haul 40.00 straw: Large rounds, NA Small squares, NA Wheat straw: South central Montana Large squares, 40.00-55.00; long haul 35.00 Northern Montana Large squares, NA Large rounds, NA
Friday, September 15, 2017
Weekly Montana Hay Report
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