Nebraska Ethanol Plant Report

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Sioux Falls, SD     Thu, Jan 20, 2011     USDA-SD Dept Ag Market News

Nebraska Ethanol Plant Report

Corn is spot bid at selected Ethanol plants in Nebraska as of 9:00 A.M.
Distiller Grains with Solubles (DGS) is FOB the plant
Ethanol is the spot market, FOB the plant.
Prices quoted: corn dollars/bushel, DGS dollars/ton, ethanol dollars/gallon

                   Bids        Change (¢/bu)         Basis            Change
Yellow Corn    5.8225-6.1925     DN 18.25        -59H to -22H          UNCH
    Mostly     5.8825-6.1225                     -53H to -29H

                  Offers      Change ($/ton)
Dried Distillers Grain  (10% Moisture)
               183.00-200.00     UP 8-DN 2
    Mostly     190.00-200.00

Modified Wet Distillers Grain (50-55% Moisture)
               80.00-104.00      UNCH-DN 2
    Mostly     80.00-95.00

Wet Distillers Grain (65-70% Moisture)
                60.00-74.00        UNCH
    Mostly      60.00-69.00

Ethanol         W/E Jan 14    Change ($/gal)
                 2.25-2.37    UP 0.07-UP 0.04


Bio-Energy Report Notes:
Protein content 28-30% for most distiller grains on a dry matter basis.
Modified Wet Distillers Grain is a partially dried product. Wet Distillers
Grain is a a non-dried product.

Yellow Corn = US #2

Chicago Board of Trade month symbols: F January, G February, H March, J April,
K May, M June, N July, Q August, U September, V October, X November, Z December

Source: USDA-SD Dept Ag Market News, Sioux Falls, SD
        Phone:  605-372-8350
        www.ams.usda.gov/LSMarketNews

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