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Points in the Valley are quoting $1.40 to $1.55 right now for com, but this is old corn,'mostly from ' , the west. The Valley is not buying any new, wet corn. Unlpss you on . dry it down to about 14% mois- I ture, don't haul it there for a higher price. The situation is pretty much the same in Richmond. . I / « |
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If you plan on selling some hay, die quicker you can do* it the better.
Early indications are that there will be plenty of hay both in Virginia and from out-of-state sources. Also the rains will give Virginia -her best lespedeza crop in years, and it will be largely in the hayconsuming areas.
Valley prices on second cutting alfalfa, pick-up baled, previously $40 to $45, dropped abdur $4,in, the last week or so. Other hay was steady, but indicatons are prices will go down as other areas b*P vest. " 11 t; i:
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