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alfalfa: Kansas Hay Report - state receiving rain and snow - 12/19/11 05:51 PM
The Kansas Hay Market Report was released today (early due to holidays) by the USDA and Kansas Department of Agriculture. SUMMARY: Hay trade moderate to active. Demand very strong for dairy, stock cow andgrinding alfalfa, moderate to strong for alfalfa pellets and grass hay. Most ofthe State is receiving rain at this writing. The far Western counties aregetting blowing snow, which is forecast to move across Kansas with blizzardconditions at times. Everyone is busy preparing for the storm and taking care oflivestock. Hay use and bedding will increase accordingly. For the full report broke down by agricultural districts throughout Kansas visit
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alfalfa: Kansas Hay Report - 08/09/11 05:11 PM
The Kansas Hay Market report is from the USDA - Kansas Dept. of Ag - Market News from Dodge City, Kansas for the full report click here. Hay trade moderate. Demand very strong for dairy and grinding alfalfa, moderate to strong for stock cow hay, alfalfa pellets and grass hay. Scattered rains across the Southern three-fourths of the State and a cool front have brought some welcome relief. More rain is needed to break the drought and prepare fields for Fall wheat planting. Corn silage chopping is in full swing, yields are down for both the grain and overall tonnage, however
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alfalfa: Kansas Farmland Crop Progress, Wheat Condition still poor - 06/06/11 09:42 PM
Kansas Agricultural Statistics along with the Kansas Department of Agriculture released the Crop Progress Condition Report for this week and wheat is still in very poor and poor condition even though rains blessed many parts of the state it was varied and not enough. Here are two charts from the report available at this link Some farmers are still optimistic if wheat prices hold at higher prices then the reduced bushels might not hurt so bad but all in all most of South West and West Central Kansas are in for a poor wheat harvest.
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alfalfa: Kansas Hay & Alfalfa Production - 04/26/11 06:34 PM
The Kansas Agricultural Statistics from the Kansas Department of Agriculture released the 2010 Kansas Hay County Estimates this month. The report indicated that alfalfa production is down 32% from last year and the lowest production since 1959. Other hay production was also down at 10% below last year levels. The chart below from the Kansas Ag Dept. report shows the hay production by agricultural district. For a breakdown of hay and alfalfa production by Kansas County view the full report.
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alfalfa: Kansas Agricultural Prices - 02/06/11 07:04 PM
KANSAS Agricultural Prices and Indexes from the USDA and Kansas Dept. of Agriculture Kansas Agricultural Prices report for the month of February 2011 The All Crops Index in January, at 254 percent of the 1990-92 base, is up 23 points from December and up 92 points from 2010. Wheat prices in mid-January, at $7.55 per bushel, are up 64 cents from December and $2.95 above last January. Corn prices in mid-January, at $5.75 per bushel, are up 57 cents from December and $2.16 above last January. Soybean prices, at $13.30 per bushel in mid-January, are up $1.10 from
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alfalfa: Kansas Department of Agriculture Releases Agricultural Prices Report - 03/01/10 10:00 PM
Kansas Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) released today the Agricultural Prices Report. For complete data please visit the Kansas USDA website A quick summary shows that the major crops of wheat, corn, soybeans, and grain sorghum are all down. Hay also reported down.
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alfalfa: Kansas Hay Trade News - 10/27/09 07:17 PM
The Kansas hay and alfalfa market is trading slow and demand is moderate according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service for the week ending October 20. Mostly I am hearing from landowners that the market is slow and steady. The number of cattle on feed as of Oct. 1 in Kansas feedlots was approximately 2.22 million head. Ranchers who had signed up for the Livestock Forage Diaster Program began receiving checks for losses from drought that effected stock grazing animals. For more information about this program visit your local FSA county office to apply.
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