Kansas City Feedstuffs Weekly Summary

SJ_GR215
St. Joseph, MO    Tue Mar 19, 2013    USDA-MO Dept of Ag Market News 

***NOTE: CORN GLUTEN FEED AND MEAL PRICES REFLECT LOW AFLATOXIN LEVELS.

Kansas City Weekly Feedstuff Review 
Truck bids per ton unless otherwise stated.

   Feedstuff prices mixed when compared to last week.  Soybeans meal was lower 
as soybean prices have been under pressure.  Corn products remained steady with 
last week.

   Soybean meal, 48 percent was 24.60-24.80 lower from 408.60-419.60 per ton.  
Soybean hulls were unchanged to 8.00 higher from 210.00-220.00 per ton.  Soybean 
Hull Pellets were 3.00-5.00 higher from 215.00-220.00 per ton.  41 percent 
Cottonseed Meal was unchanged to 5.00 lower from 340.00-345.00 per ton.  Corn 
Gluten feed pellets were unchanged from 250.00-270.00 per ton.  Corn Gluten Meal 
60 percent was unchanged from 680.00-690.00 per ton.  Kansas Interior millfeeds, 
rail was unchanged to 5.00 higher from 185.00-190.00 per ton; Trucks were 7.00-
10.00 higher from 235.00-242.00 per ton.  Hominy Feed (FOB KC Northwest) rail 
was unchanged at 240.00 per ton; trucks were unchanged from 225.00-245.00 per 
ton.  Meat and Bone meal was 10.00-15.00 higher from 478.00-490.00.  Feather 
Meal was unchanged from 740.00-745.00 per ton.  Yellow Grease was Not Quoted.  
Alfalfa Meal was steady from 350.00-380.00 per ton; Sun-Cured 15 percent 
pellets were steady from 330.00-335.00 per ton; Alfalfa Center pellets, 17 
percent were steady from 325.00-350.00 per ton; Meal without oil was steady from 
336.00-350.00 per ton; Hay prices were not available.

Commodity                Basis     Change         Price       Change
Soybean Meal 48 Percent -3K+8H   unch-NC      408.60-419.60   dn 24.60-24.80
Soybean Hulls-Bulk                            210.00-220.00   unch-up 8.00
Soybean Hull Pellets-Bulk                     215.00-220.00   up 3.00-5.00
Cottonseed Meal 41 Percent                    340.00-345.00   dn 5.00-unch
Corn Gluten Feed Pellets 21 Percent           250.00-270.00   unch
Corn Gluten Meal 60 Percent                   680.00-690.00   unch

Millfeeds:          KS Int Rail               185.00-190.00   up 5.00-unch
                    KS Int Truck              235.00-242.00   up 10.00-7.00

Hominy Feed (FOB KC Northwest)    Rail           240.00       unch
                                  Truck       225.00-245.0    unch
50 Percent Meat and Bone Meal                 478.00-490.00   up 15.00-10.00
KC Feather Meal                             740.00-745.00   unch
Yellow grease (cents per lb)                   No Quote       N/C
Dehy Alfalfa Meal                             350.00-380.00 A unch
Sun-Cured Pellets 15 Percent                  330.00-335.00 B unch
Alfalfa Center, NE:  
  Dehy Pellets 17 Percent                     325.00-350.00 A unch
  Meal                                        336.00-350.00 A unch
  Hay FOB storage                                   n/a     A  n/a

**A-last updated 03/12/13**
**B-last updated 03/12/13**

  (Soybean Meal bids are based off the Chicago May Soybean Meal Futures)

SOURCE:  USDA-MO Dept of Ag Market News Service, St, Joseph, MO 
         Greg Harrison, Market Reporter (816)238-0678
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/SJ_GR210.txt

         For more Feedstuff Market News:
         www.ams.usda.gov/lsg/mncs/ls_fds.htm

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