Weekly Feedstuff Wholesale Prices

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Minneapolis, MN    Wed Mar 20, 2013    USDA Market News

National Weekly Feedstuff Wholesale Prices
                               3/19/2013    3/12/2013    3/20/2012

SOYBEAN MEAL, HIGH PROTEIN
  Central Illinois (R)            423.60       448.20       362.60
  Chino Valley, CA (R)            462.10       487.20       401.00
  Kansas City (T)                 414.10       438.80       351.60
  Memphis (R-T)                   447.30       471.00       372.90
  Minneapolis (R)                 401.60       426.20       339.10
  Portland (T)                    458.10       483.20       391.10
  St. Louis (T)                   460.00       481.00       389.00

COTTONSEED MEAL, 41% SOLVENT
  Kansas City (T)                 342.50       345.00       270.00
  Memphis (R-T)                   307.50       305.00       237.50
  St. Louis (T)                   337.50       317.50       262.50

WHOLE COTTONSEED
  California (T)                  387.00       382.50       357.50
  Memphis (R-T)                   280.00       280.00       255.00
  Portland (T)                    375.00       375.00       363.50

CANOLA MEAL
  Portland (R)                    345.80       366.60       272.80

LINSEED MEAL, 34% SOLVENT
  Minneapolis (R-T)               300.00       307.50       227.50

SUNFLOWER MEAL 32%
  Minneapolis (R-T)               230.00       232.50       195.00

SOYBEAN OIL
  Central Illinois (R-T)           47.86        48.21        53.33
  Iowa                             48.38        48.86        53.35

CORN OIL
  Midwest (R-T)                    47.50        49.00        60.00

MEAT AND BONE MEAL
  Central U.S. (R-T)              484.00       471.50       345.00
  Minneapolis (R-T)               477.50       465.00       340.00
  Portland (T)                    472.50       470.00       362.50
  Texas Panhandle (R-T)           458.50       458.50       360.00
  St. Louis (T)                   490.00       470.00       337.50

FEATHER MEAL HIGH PROTEIN
  Arkansas Pts (R-T)              722.50       722.50         N/A
  Minneapolis (R-T)               767.50       787.50       520.00

FISH MEAL, 60% PROTEIN
  Domestic
  East Coast (R-T)               1525.00      1525.00      1025.00
  Gulf Coast (R-T)               1500.00      1500.00      1025.00

YELLOW GREASE
  Central U.S. (T)                 36.00        36.50         N/Q
  Minneapolis (T)                  39.25        39.13        44.50

CORN GLUTEN FEED
  Midwest (R)                     200.00       202.50       127.50
  Kansas City (T)                 260.00       260.00       177.50
  St Louis (T)                    215.00       225.00       148.00

CORN GLUTEN MEAL, 60% PROTEIN
  Midwest (R)                     585.00       590.00       492.50
  Kansas City (T)                 685.00       685.00       545.00
  Memphis (R-T)                   620.00       620.00       510.00

DISTILLERS' DRIED GRAINS
  Eastern Corn Belt (T)           272.50       270.00       214.50
  Lawrenceburg (T)                  N/A          N/A          N/A
  Minnesota (T)                   257.50       257.50       201.50
  Kansas (T)                      290.00       290.00       237.50
  Wisconsin (T)                   268.50       267.50       207.50

HOMINY FEED
  Illinois Pts (R)                225.00       225.00       192.50
  Kansas City (R)                 240.00       240.00       195.00
  St. Louis (T)                   252.00       252.00       207.50

WHEAT MILLRUN
  Portland (T)                    240.00       240.00       215.00

WHEAT MIDDLINGS
  Buffalo (T)                     207.50       207.50       160.00
  Kansas City (R)                 187.50       185.00       142.50
  Memphis (R-T)                   265.00         N/A        195.00
  Minneapolis (R)                 211.50       215.00       170.00
  St. Louis (T)                   230.00       220.00       168.50

RICE BRAN, F.O.B. MILLS
  Arkansas (R-T)                  182.50       185.00       142.50
  California (R-T)                230.00       230.00       164.00
  SW Louisiana (R-T)              172.50       172.50       140.00
  Texas (R-T)                     197.00       197.00       150.00

DEHYDRATED ALFALFA MEAL
  17% PROTEIN - (REGROUND)
  Alfalfa Center /1 (T)           343.00       343.00       304.00
  Kansas City (T)                 365.00       365.00       334.00
  Toledo (R-T)                    404.50       404.50       362.00

SUN-CURED ALFALFA
PELLETS - 15% PROTEIN
  Kansas City (T)                 332.50       332.50       321.00
  Portland (R-T)                  319.00       319.00       348.00

CORN, NO 2 YELLOW
  Chicago (R-T)                   269.97       264.88       226.76
  Kansas City (T)                 277.47       271.93       237.11
  Omaha (T)                       272.82       268.18       233.36

BARLEY, NO 2
  Northern Montana (T)            212.50       212.50       180.00
  Minneapolis (T)                 218.77       218.77       222.93

OATS, NO 2 HEAVY
  Minneapolis (T)                 266.25       268.13       224.06

SORGHM, NO 2
  Kansas City (T)                 256.80       251.40       220.00
  Texas High Plains (B)           259.30       254.20       226.80


Source:  USDA Market News Service, Minneapolis, MN
         Carol Meinders 612-370-3258 Minneapolis.LGMN@ams.usda.gov
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