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prices are $1.55 a bushel for acre-' age compliance in Commercial counties; $1.25 for non-compliance in commercial counties; and $1.42 in non-commercial counties.
Our current price range is $1.30 in ■ the, Northern Neck area t, to $1.40 to $1.50 in the Valley. Last week’s Richmond price was $1.32; Norfolk. $1.31 to $1.40.
Looking to the 1958 crop, remember that going from a short local supply to what we hope will be an abundant new supply, the early prospect is the best, maybe 25 to 30c above the price at peak of harvest.
CORN FOR FEED
Watch corn you’re feeding. Mold—some of it harmful to stock and poultry—is showing up as a result of wet weather.
Good feeding com will grade U. S. No. 2, and if you buy anything lower, you should be aware of the danger factor,
SOYBEANS f -
With about 40 million bushels of surplus soybeans expected to be carried over, there’s not much chance for a price change that’ll make much difference this year.
Stocks reports show'380 million bushels on January I, the largest on record and 16%" more than
58.4%