Compared to last week: All classes traded steady with very good demand. According to the NASS Acreage report 6/29/18, California all hay area harvested for 2018 is 1,050,000 acres versus 2017 number of 1,100,000 acres with the United States 2018 is at 55,068,000 acres versus 2017 at 53,784,000 acres. According to the NASS Crop Progress Report 7/2/18, in the beginning of the week, coastal temperatures were much cooler than the interior areas as an onshore flow helped to keep temperatures to near seasonal levels. Interior areas experienced much hotter temperatures as high pressure built off the coast. By midweek, a weak upper level trough of low pressure brought a gradual cooling trend for the interior areas. This again brought temperatures to near seasonal levels. As the upper level trough moved on to the east, high pressure built up leading into the weekend. This brought dry northwesterly winds to the region, prompting a rise in temperatures. Temperatures hit the triple digits in interior areas in northern California, Central Valleys, and southeastern deserts. Temperature highs for the week ranged from 60s to low 100s along the coast, 80s to lower 90s in the mountains, 90s to upper 100s in the valley, and 90s to lower 110s in the desert. Temperature lows ranged from the lower 40s to 50s in the mountains, 40s to 60s along the coast, 50s to upper 60s in the valley, and upper 50s to mid 70s in the desert. Wheat was still green in Modoc and Siskiyou counties. Corn and potatoes were harvested in San Joaquin, and alfalfa was cut. Alfalfa, summer beans and cotton were irrigated in Tulare. Corn for silage planting was nearly complete. Hay is reported FOB the stack or barn unless otherwise noted. Regions are defined at bottom of report. Tons: 20,540 Last Week: 9985 Last Year: 14,745 Region 1: North Inter-Mountain: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Supreme 525 225.00-230.00 227.86 Premium/Supreme 1040 210.00-230.00 220.00 Premium 450 160.00-200.00 173.33 1100 190.00-220.00 205.45 Retail/Stable Good/Premium 900 140.00-148.00 142.22 Fair/Good 900 120.00-130.00 122.22 25 260.00-260.00 260.00 Organic Orchard Grass Premium 2500 273.00-294.00 283.50 350 260.00-300.00 294.29 Retail/Stable Timothy Grass Premium 900 336.00-378.00 352.28 100 320.00-320.00 320.00 Retail/Stable Brome Grass Premium 650 221.00-221.00 221.00 Oat Good 50 160.00-160.00 160.00 Wheat Good 100 120.00-120.00 120.00 Region 2: Sacramento Valley: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Premium/Supreme 300 250.00-250.00 250.00 Premium 450 200.00-220.00 211.11 Retail/Stable Oat Good 100 120.00-120.00 120.00 Retail/Stable Wheat Good 50 260.00-260.00 260.00 Del Retail/Stable Rice Straw Good 200 70.00-70.00 70.00 Retail/Stable Region 3: Northern San Joaquin Valley: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Supreme 1500 240.00-240.00 240.00 Premium/Supreme 200 255.00-255.00 255.00 Del Premium 600 230.00-230.00 230.00 150 220.00-220.00 220.00 Retail/Stable 1500 210.00-210.00 210.00 Del Wheat Straw Good 1500 95.00-95.00 95.00 Region 4: Central San Joaquin Valley: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Premium 300 240.00-240.00 240.00 Good/Premium 300 200.00-200.00 200.00 Fair/Good 100 180.00-180.00 180.00 Region 5: Southern California: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Premium 200 275.00-275.00 275.00 Retail/Stable Forage Mix-Three Way Premium 50 275.00-275.00 275.00 Retail/Stable Region 6: Southeast California: Tons Price Range Wtd Avg Comments Alfalfa Good 1200 180.00-180.00 180.00 700 190.00-190.00 190.00 Export Bermuda Straw Good 1500 100.00-100.00 100.00 The following are the counties included in each region: Region 1: Siskiyou, Modoc, Shasta, Lassen, and Plumas. Region 2: Tehama, Glenn, Butte, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Nevada, Placer, Yolo, El Dorado, Solano, Sacramento, Amador, and Alpine. Region 3: San Joaquin, Calaveras, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Mono, Merced, Mariposa. Region 4: Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, and Inyo. Region 5: Kern, Northeast Los Angeles, and Western San Bernardino. Region 6: Eastern San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial.
Friday, July 6, 2018
California Hay Report
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