Memphis Weekly Feedstuffs Prices

LR_GR210 
Little Rock, AR    Tue Apr 17, 2012    USDA- AR Coop Ext Service

                   Memphis Weekly Feed Report

   Wholesale prices, dollars per ton, bulk, rail or truck fob Memphis and 
Eastern Arkansas areas unless otherwise stated.     


Soybean Meal 48% sol (+5 +12 May)       396.40-403.40   up 2.60 up 0.60
Cottonseed Meal 41 pct solvent          240.00-250.00   up 5.00-10.00
Whole Cottonseed                               258.00   dn 12.00
Wheat Midds (delivered)                        140.00   up 5.00
Corn Gluten Meal 60 pct protein                525.00   unch
Soybean Hulls                                  150.00   dn 5.00

Rice Bran                                                         
   Arkansas                             115.00-140.00   dn 5.00 unch
   Louisiana                                   140.00   unch
   Texas                                       135.00   unch
Rice Millfeed                                                    
   Arkansas                                     60.00   unch 
   Louisiana                                 no quote   
   Texas                                     no quote   
Rice Hulls
   Arkansas                                     15.00   unch
   Louisiana                                 no quote   
   Texas                                     no quote   

Source:   USDA- AR Coop Ext Service, Little Rock, AR              
          Steve Cheney 501-671-2200
          www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/LR_GR210

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