1-9-2020 Alfalfa and Grass
Posted: January 9, 2020 by Manager1
Thursday January 9, 2020
96 Loads
Today’s sale brought heavy volume with a low market. The quality of alfalfa was up and down but generally decent. Grass hay was pretty decent with cornstalks and straw both steady. It also brought good buyer attendance leading towards a buyers market.
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------ALFALFA-43------
SIZE LBS $/TON CUT
3x3 47200 170.00 4th
3x3 53700 92.50 2nd
3x4 38300 150.00 2nd
3x4 42420 150.00 2nd
3x4 44700 150.00
3x4 48040 145.00
3x4 47380 142.50 2nd
3x4 56920 132.50 1st
3x4 50570 132.50
lgrd 50780 177.50 3rd
lgrd 46280 175.00 2nd
lgrd 50020 175.00
lgrd 52560 175.00
lgrd 47260 152.50 1st
lgrd 56780 147.50 2nd
lgrd 48700 140.00 3rd
lgrd 57040 137.50 2nd
lgrd 54850 135.00 1st
lgrd 50640 132.50 1st
lgrd 50760 130.00
lgrd 42660 127.50 3rd
lgrd 45700 125.00 1st
lgrd 48710 125.00 1st
lgrd 51060 122.50 2nd
lgrd 42780 122.50 2nd
lgrd 36800 122.50 2nd
lgrd 39040 120.00 1st
lgrd 53780 120.00 1st
lgrd 52740 120.00 2nd
lgrd 49740 117.50 2nd
lgrd 44460 115.00
lgrd 45020 115.00 2nd
lgrd 49080 112.50 1st
lgrd 48060 110.00 2nd
lgrd 49440 110.00 1st
lgrd 48360 102.50 1st
lgrd 28960 102.50 4th
lgrd 0 0.00
lgrd 0 0.00
lgrd 0 0.00
lgrd 0 0.00
lgrd 0 0.00
lgrd 0 0.00
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-------GRASS-35-------
SIZE LBS $/TON CUT
3x3 44460 107.50
3x4 49840 157.50
3x4 9420 140.00
lgrd 43160 145.00
lgrd 45220 142.50
lgrd 42460 137.50
lgrd 51600 132.50
lgrd 50480 132.50
lgrd 44620 127.50
lgrd 47580 125.00
lgrd 40720 125.00
lgrd 49800 125.00
lgrd 54700 122.50
lgrd 41800 120.00
lgrd 49220 120.00
lgrd 47220 117.50
lgrd 45840 115.00
lgrd 49980 115.00
lgrd 22080 115.00
lgrd 48960 112.50
lgrd 40320 112.50
lgrd 21540 112.50
lgrd 16620 112.50
lgrd 47180 110.00
lgrd 32900 110.00
lgrd 42680 107.50
lgrd 48220 102.50
lgrd 32400 100.00
lgrd 48950 100.00
lgrd 33920 100.00
lgrd 50540 100.00
lgrd 43580 97.50
lgrd 36120 67.50
lgrd 54960 65.00
lgrd 51440 37.50
** My husband and I purchased an old home in Northern New York State from two elderly sisters. Winter was fast approaching and the year’s first snow came early and I was concerned about the house’s lack of insulation. “If they could live here all those years, so can we!” my husband confidently declared. One November night the temperature plunged to below zero, and we woke up to find interior walls covered with frost. My husband called the sisters to ask how they had kept the house warm. After a rather brief conversation, he hung up. “For the past 30 years, he muttered, “they’ve gone to Florida for the winter.”
Category: Alfalfa & Grass Results
