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Wolgemuth Hay Auction (Monday)

Pennsylvania · Hay auction · Mon, Sep 26
● As filed18 linesUSDA AMS · slug 1716

Receipts

USDA's own comparison
1 ton sold · 8 ton a year ago.

Reporter comment USDA

As filed

Load Count: 52

Compared to last week, alfalfa sold steady. Alfalfa/grass mix sold steady. Orchard/timothy sold steady. Prairie/meadow grass sold strong. Wheat straw and corn fodder sold steady. Buyer demand was moderate on a moderate supply. All prices are considered FOB, although a local 10 mile delivery is typically provided.

Alfalfa

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
Good
Large Square 3x4——290–340/ton17.44
Small Square——350/ton2.17

Alfalfa/Grass Mix

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
Good
Large Square 3x4——260–310/ton36.74
Small Square——340–370/ton9.56
Premium
Large Square 3x4——335/ton4.60
Small Square——400/ton1.37
Fair
Small Square——230/ton1.72

Prairie/Meadow Grass

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
Fair
Large Square 3x4——175–200/ton34.47
Good
Large Square 3x4——220–270/ton26.77
Small Square——265–340/ton5.93
Premium
Small Square——365/ton4.32

Orchard Grass

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
Good
Large Square 3x4——260/ton5.69

Orchard/Timothy Grass

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
Fair
Large Square 3x4——205/ton8.40
Good
Large Square 3x4——255–295/ton14.91

Wheat

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
N/A
Large Square——145–160/ton27.84
Small Square——170/ton2.10

Corn Stalk

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
N/A
Large Square——115–140/ton19.00

Oat

By quality and package
PackageGradeMarketPriceQuantity
N/A
Large Square——135/ton1.15
Source: USDA AMS · New Holland, PA. Prices are as filed — nothing recomputed. Hay sells by the ton in some markets and by the bale in others; those are different quantities and are never averaged together.