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Monday, November 27, 2017
65 loads.
The quality varied today. Prices were mostly steady today, with slightly weaker on the grass. There is not a lot of demand for cornstalks.
CORNSTALKS: 12
SIZE LBS $/Ton
lgrd 41460 45.00
lgrd 41760 42.50
lgrd 36480 42.50
lgrd 34060 42.50
lgrd 35900 42.50
lgrd 36120 40.00
lgrd 39860 40.00
lgrd 36660 40.00
lgrd 36480 37.50
lgrd 35780 35.00
lgrd 39200 35.00
lgrd 18640 32.50
MIXED: 4
SIZE LBS $/Ton
lgrd 35400 132.50
lgrd 48160 130.00
lgrd 48040 125.00
lgrd 42160 122.50
STRAW: 3
SIZE LBS $/Ton
lgrd 43340 102.50
lgrd 39440 100.00
lgrd 34420 92.50
A man in northern Minnesota woke up one morning to find a bear on his roof. He looked in the Yellow Pages and sure enough, there was an ad for
Up North Bear Removers. He called them up and the man said he would be there within an hour. The bear remover arrived and got out of his van with a ladder, a baseball bat, a 12 ga. shotgun, and a mean-looking heavily scarred pit bull. The homeowner asked what the plan of action was.
The bear remover said. "I'm going to place the ladder up against the roof and go up there and knock the bear off with the bat. When he falls off, the pit bull is trained to grab the bear by the testicles and not let go. The bear will then be subdued and I will put him in the cage in the back of the van."
The homeowner asked,What is the shot gun for?
If the bear knocks me off the roof, you shoot the dog!
Posted: November 27, 2017 by Director1
Monday, November 27, 2017
65 loads.
The quality varied today. Prices were mostly steady today, with slightly weaker on the grass. There is not a lot of demand for cornstalks.
ALFALFA: 14
SIZE LBS $/Ton
3x3 53220 150.00 1st
3x4 52820 147.50 1st
Lgrd 57700 160.00 2nd
Lgrd 37740 150.00 3rd
Lgrd 44620 142.50 2nd
Lgrd 47720 142.50 2nd
Lgrd 51780 140.00 1st
Lgrd 45860 140.00 2nd
Lgrd 46760 137.50 3rd
Lgrd 50700 135.00
Lgrd 52800 135.00
Lgrd 53180 132.50 2nd
Lgrd 46760 132.50 3rd
Lgrd 57860 130.00 1st
GRASS: 32
SIZE LBS $/Ton
3X3 44060 120.00
3X4 27720 120.00
Lgrd 54080 160.00
Lgrd 48840 142.50
Lgrd 49100 140.00
Lgrd 51660 140.00
Lgrd 43820 140.00
Lgrd 52140 140.00
Lgrd 49600 135.00
Lgrd 27120 135.00
Lgrd 46630 135.00
Lgrd 53620 130.00
Lgrd 56180 130.00
Lgrd 44700 127.50
Lgrd 39440 127.50
Lgrd 44380 127.50
Lgrd 48920 125.00
Lgrd 44980 125.00
Lgrd 45680 125.00
Lgrd 50700 122.50
Lgrd 35760 120.00
Lgrd 41380 120.00
Lgrd 23700 120.00
Lgrd 25960 117.50
Lgrd 47560 117.50
Lgrd 117.50
Lgrd 117.50
Lgrd 50080 117.50
Lgrd 53780 112.50
Lgrd 33060 112.50
Lgrd 50460 102.50
Lgrd 21640 95.00
A man in northern Minnesota woke up one morning to find a bear on his roof. He looked in the Yellow Pages and sure enough, there was an ad for
Up North Bear Removers. He called them up and the man said he would be there within an hour. The bear remover arrived and got out of his van with a ladder, a baseball bat, a 12 ga. shotgun, and a mean-looking heavily scarred pit bull. The homeowner asked what the plan of action was.
The bear remover said. "I'm going to place the ladder up against the roof and go up there and knock the bear off with the bat. When he falls off, the pit bull is trained to grab the bear by the testicles and not let go. The bear will then be subdued and I will put him in the cage in the back of the van."
The homeowner asked,What is the shot gun for?
If the bear knocks me off the roof, you shoot the dog!
Posted: November 27, 2017 by Director1
Thursday, November 20, 2017
35 loads today.
The market was called steady today.
REMEMBER: We will not be having a Thursday Sale this week due to Thanksgiving. We will resume our Regular sale schedule next week.
MIXED: 2
SIZE LBS $/Ton
lgrd 53700 140.00
lgrd 40360 85.00
CORNSTALKS: 6
SIZE LBS $/Ton
lgrd 41360 45.00
lgrd 41140 42.50
lgrd 37560 40.00
lgrd 43260 40.00
lgrd 45480 40.00
lgrd 37920 37.50
Q. Why did the turkey cross the road?
A. It was Thanksgiving and he wanted
Everyone to think that he was a chicken.
A lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store for Thanksgiving, but couldn't find one Big enough for her family. She asked a Stockboy.
*Do these turkeys get any bigger?*
He replied, * No ma'am, yhey*re dead.*
Q. What did the turkey say to his
Computer?
A. Google, google, google
Q. What sound does a turkeys phone
Make?
A. Wing, wing! Wing, wing!
Posted: November 20, 2017 by Director1
Thursday, November 20, 2017
35 loads today.
The market was called steady today.
REMEMBER: We will not be having a Thursday Sale this week due to Thanksgiving. We will resume our Regular sale schedule next week.
ALFALFA: 13
SIZE LBS $/Ton Cut
3X3 46400 122.50 1ST
3X4 147.50 1ST
3X4 52280 145.00 3RD
3X4 51480 140.00 4TH
3X4 51400 140.00 3RD
3X4 53140 135.00 1ST
3X4 54460 135.00 1ST
Lgrd 31820 160.00
Lgrd 50960 135.00 4th
Lgrd 53640 135.00 1st
Lgrd 54300 135.00 1st
lgrd 22080 130.00 2nd
lgrd 38200 120.00 1st
GRASS: 8
SIZE LBS $/Ton
Lgrd 41220 150.00
Lgrd 142.50
Lgrd 51940 140.00
Lgrd 49340 132.50
Lgrd 35060 127.50
Lgrd 47460 125.00
Lgrd 47600 122.50
Lgrd 37720 120.00
Lgrd 23700 120.00
Lgrd 14720 120.00
Lgrd 115.00
Lgrd 29120 112.50
Oats 48760 97.50
Lgrd 7700 95.00
Q. Why did the turkey cross the road?
A. It was Thanksgiving and he wanted
Everyone to think that he was a chicken.
A lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store for Thanksgiving, but couldn't find one Big enough for her family. She asked a Stockboy.
*Do these turkeys get any bigger?*
He replied, * No ma'am, yhey*re dead.*
Q. What did the turkey say to his
Computer?
A. Google, google, google
Q. What sound does a turkeys phone
Make?
A. Wing, wing! Wing, wing!
Posted: November 20, 2017 by Director1
