Montana Cash Grain Prices

BL_GR110  
Torrington, WY       Thu  Apr 12, 2012       USDA-WY Dept of Ag Market News

Montana Elevator Cash Grain Prices

Closing elevators bids compared to Wednesday: Winter Wheat 9 to 11 higher; 
Spring Wheat unevenly 1 to 11 lower, mostly 1 to 2 lower; Durum Wheat steady; 
Malt Barley steady; Feed Barley steady. Wheat prices are in dollars per bushel, 
barley prices dollars per cwt. **Prices not necessarily representative of all 
terminals within Montana**

                         US 1 Hard Red Winter Wheat                 US 1 Durum 
                   Ordinary     11 pct       12 pct       13 pct       13pct
Billings Area     5.33-5.48    5.93-6.08    6.48-6.63    6.98-7.13      --
Golden Triangle   5.38-5.48    5.93-6.08    6.38-6.68    6.78-7.28     8.30     
Great Falls Area  5.38-5.55    6.05-6.13    6.50-6.73    6.90-7.33      --
Northcentral Mt   5.43-5.46    6.03-6.06    6.61-6.63    7.08-7.23      --
Northeast Mt      4.99-5.19    5.59-5.79    6.09-6.33    6.49-6.69   8.30-8.50 
Southeast Mt      4.69-5.19  5.29-5.79    5.79-6.29    6.19-6.69      --

                      US 1 Dark Northern Spring Wheat         
                   13 pct         14 pct         15 pct          
Billings Area     7.91-8.06     8.51-8.66     8.91-9.06 
Golden Triangle   7.72-7.96     8.52-8.62     8.76-9.02
Great Falls Area  7.71-8.06     8.51-8.66     8.73-9.06
Northcentral Mt   8.02-8.04     8.62-8.70     9.02-9.04
Northeast Mt      7.65-7.85     8.25-8.45     8.67-8.95
Southeast Mt      7.28-7.85     7.88-8.45     8.28-8.95 

                   (Harrington)
                US 1 Malt Barley     US 2 Feed Barley     
Billings Area       nb                   nb             
Golden Triangle     11.50-12.25          9.00
Great Falls Area    11.50                8.00-9.50
Northcentral Mt     nb                   8.75
Northeast Mt        11.50                8.75 
Southeast Mt        nb                   nb

nb - no bid
na - not available

Source:  USDA-WY Dept of Ag Market News Service, Torrington, WY
         Kaye Orton, Market Reporting Assistant
         Phone: 307-532-4146 
         Office email: torrington.lgmn@ams.usda.gov
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/bl_gr110.txt
        
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