Western Kansas Grain Market Report

DC_GR110             
Dodge City, KS    Wed Feb 20, 2013    USDA-KS Dept of Ag Market News 

Western Kansas Grain Markets

Compared to last Tuesday: Wheat 8-16 higher, mostly 8 higher; Corn 5 to mostly 6 
higher; Milo 9-11 higher; Soybeans 9 to mostly 13 higher.  Basis changes on 
Wheat.

Wednesdays elevator grain bids as of 2:00 PM:

            #1 HRW      #2 YEL      #2 YEL       #2 YEL  
            WHEAT       CORN        GRN SORG     SOYBEAN        NUSUN 

Dodge City   7.19        7.23          11.94       14.13 
Colby        7.40        7.07          12.02       14.13  
Garden City  7.27        7.31-7.33     12.11-12.16 14.18 
Goodland     7.35        7.11          11.89       14.13       Spot 22.40-23.90
                                                               NC   24.10 
Protection   7.37        7.21          11.89       14.31 
Scott City   7.17        7.24          11.94       14.14-14.18
Sublette     7.27-7.34   7.34-7.38     12.16-12.20 14.18       
Syracuse     7.42        7.36          12.16
Ulysses      7.42        7.35          12.09       14.18 

Goodland   Millet 14.00      New Crop 
  
           #1 Confectionery Seeds           Large:            Small: 
                                     Spot:  No Bid            No Bid
                                 New Crop:  35.00             24.00
   
Cotton Grade 41, Leaf 4, Staple 34, West Texas base price 75.50 cents per
Pound F.O.B. Railcar or Truck.     
   
Price per bushel for wheat, corn and soybeans; per cwt for grain 
sorghum, millet and sunflower seeds.

Source:  USDA-KS Department of Ag Market News Service, Dodge City, Ks
         Richard Hruska, OIC   620 227-8881
         24 hours price Information call 620 369-9311
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/dc_gr110.txt
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1530 sh fa

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3. Corn planting pace turns from record slow to record fast
4. Ag markets seemed to follow gold higher Monday afternoon
5. Online systems keeps exporters abreast of market regulations
6. April milk production up 0.3 percent

1. D.C. Watch: Farm bill progressing
2. 4 rules for growing a business or industry
3. Class III futures close out quietly last week
4. April milk production up 0.3 percent
5. What are the drivers of profit in your dairy herd?
6. Lowfat dairy may cut diabetes risk

1. Analysis: Dairy Security Act better for farmers, taxpayers
2. Commentary: Slanting the statistics
3. World food supply depends on character, virtuous leadership
4. Buffet concerned about soil and starvation
5. Cold spring stunts upper Midwest hay crop
6. N.M. rancher charged with 43 counts of animal cruelty