CO/NE/WY Elevator Grain Bids

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Greeley, CO    Wed May 16, 2012    USDA-CO Dept of Ag Market News 

CO/NE/WY Elevator Afternoon Grain Bids

   Cash grain bids to farmers delivered to country elevators for Corn
and Wheat per bushel; and Sorghum, Millet, and Sunflowers per cwt.
as of 3:00 pm. May 16, 2012.

US 1 Hard Red Winter Wheat Ordinary Protein: mostly 28 to 29 higher.

                                                       Current    New Crop
Northwest Colorado                         range Not Available
  Craig

Northcentral Colorado                          range 5.99-6.26 
  Greeley                                                 6.26
  Bennett/Roggen/Byers                               5.99-6.16

Northeast Colorado                             range 5.71-5.81
  Fleming/Haxtun/Holyoke/Amherst/
     Julesburg/Paoli/Peetz                           5.73-5.76
  Yuma/Wray/Brush/Akron/Otis/Anton                   5.71-5.81

Eastcentral Colorado                           range 5.69-5.94
  Cheyenne Wells                                          5.94
  Limon/Seibert/Burlington/Genoa/Hugo/Arriba/ 
     Flagler/Bethune/Stratton                        5.69-5.79

Southeast Colorado                             range 6.01-6.11
  Lamar/Holly/Vilas/Campo/Wiley/Springfield

Southcentral Colorado                          range      4.95
  Monte Vista

Southwest NE and Southeast WY                  range 5.61-5.76
  Venango/Chappell/Big Springs/Brule                 5.61-5.76
  Kimball/Pine Bluffs/Sidney/Brownson/Potter              5.76


US 2 Yellow Corn: mostly 23 higher.

Northcentral Colorado                          range 5.88-6.55
  Greeley/Eaton                                      6.20-6.38
  Roggen/Byers                                       5.88-6.55

Northeast Colorado                             range 6.01-6.40
  Fleming/Haxtun/Holyoke/Amherst/  
     Julesburg/Paoli/Peetz                           6.14-6.40
  Yuma/Wray/Brush/Otis/Anton                         6.01-6.38

Eastcentral Colorado                           range 5.87-6.10
  Cheyenne Wells                                          5.95
  Limon/Seibert/Burlington/Genoa/Hugo/Arriba/ 
     Flagler/Bethune/Stratton                        5.87-6.10

Southeast Colorado                             range 6.35-6.50
  Lamar/Holly/Vilas/Campo/Wiley/Springfield

Southwest NE and Southeast WY                  range 6.08-6.25
  Venango/Chappell/Big Springs/Brule/                6.08-6.25
     Kimball/Pine Bluffs/Sidney/Potter               6.14-6.24


US 2 Yellow Sorghum: 41 to 49 higher.

Southeast Colorado                             range 9.99-10.71
  Lamar/Holly/Vilas/Campo/Wiley/Springfield


US 1 Yellow Soybeans: 9 higher.

Southwest NE                                  range 13.14-13.27
  Venango/Chappell/Big Springs/Sidney/Potter


White Millet 

  Colorado/SW NE/SE WY                        range 11.50-13.50
Sunflowers                                   mostly 13.00-13.50
                                             

  Colorado/SW NE/SE WY                        range 25.00-26.25


Source:  USDA- CO Dept of Ag Market News Service, Greeley, CO
         Tammy Judson, Market Reporting Assistant (970)353-9750 
         24 Hour Market Report (970)353-8031
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/GL_GR111.txt

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