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Missouri | What would this sell for in your area? 3x3x8
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western iowa,by Denison | $200 a ton
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| Usually a dollar a RVF point here, green and clean.
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| Central IN 250-270 |
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Upper Midwest | $250 delivered, upper midwest. |
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Northern IL | 100-110 a bale at the local auctions in southern Wisconsin. Unfortunately alfalfa doesn't seem to always bring a premium. 1st cutting grass topped the last sale at 105 a bale. It was nice hay but not as nice as your stuff. The alfalfa faired better in the drought than grass so that probably is part of the price difference. |
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Thumb of Michigan | Convert it into SS bales, $400+ a ton here. Present size $250-$275. |
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South Texas | $350 per ton. |
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Eastern Half of Kansas | Without doing a little more research as we don’t sell as much as we did. I’d say $275 a ton truck loads, could do more if sold by the bale or smaller quantities. |
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Central NE | $250+. edit* per ton. whats it worth? more than that.
Edited by Hayinhere 1/29/2024 22:30
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| North of $140 per bale. |
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northeastern Ohio | Looks like around $300 per ton here.
Here is our weekly market report. Note that some auctions sell by the bale and others by the ton: https://www.farmanddairy.com/ohio
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Ontario | I'm having a hard time selling similar testing alfalfa for $187/tonne CAD( 2204 Lb/tonne). If it was good grass i bet it'd be gone |
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Ontario, Canada | Where you located. I might be interested if you have a large quantity
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Missouri | Appreciate the replies. I had a feeling our local market was stupid high, but I wanted a few bales to see how my mixer handled it. I guess it explains why there's so many Nebraska and Kansas plates hauling in green gold. |
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| 375-400 ton here in Northern Indiana. |
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What's it worth? Alfalfa
