Utah Grain Bids

AG  GR 110


                                      
Salt Lake City,        Utah          March  6,    2013                     USDA-Ut  Dept of Ag Market News

                          

Ogden Utah Grain Bids   (Truck Load Delivered to Elevator)


Prices in dollars per bushel or dollars per hundredweight

 
                                   ****  All prices are indications not bids ****

US #1 Hard Red Winter Wheat                                                                 

                                
10 pct protein                                                                   7.65   Bu        Dn  13
11 pct protein                                                                   7.65   Bu        Dn  13
12 pct protein                                                                   7.65   Bu        Dn  13
13 pct protein                                                                   7.65   Bu        Dn  13


Spring Wheat 14%                                                                 8.19   Bu        Dn  19


US #1 Soft White Wheat                                                           8.20   Bu        Up  5


US #1 Yellow Corn                                                               13.45   Cwt       Dn  65


US #2 Barley                                                                    11.85   Cwt       Dn  15



(Source: USDA-UT Dept of Ag Market News, Salt Lake City, UT (435-230-0402)

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