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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Truck shipments of alfalfa hay from Imperial County fell during the past week as growers rejected bids below $10 per ton. Alfalfa markets remained largely unchanged with narrow, light trading; most grades quoted unchanged to 50 cents lower.
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Truck shipments of alfalfa hay from Imperial county continued to fall off during the past week, according to the weekly report of the federal state market news service.
As Imperial Valley growers were reluctant to accept bids of less than $10.00 per ton baled at the ranch.
Alfalfa markets held largely unchanged at the principal points during the week with trading continuing of narrow volume.
Most grades of hay were quoted from unchanged to 50 cents per ton lower.
Trading was light and irregular.
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Primary Location
Imperial County
Event Date
During The Past Week
Outcome
shipments fell off; growers reluctant below $10.00 per ton; markets unchanged to 50 cents lower; light and irregular trading
Event Details
Truck shipments of alfalfa hay from Imperial county continued to fall off during the past week, according to the weekly report of the federal state market news service. Imperial Valley growers were reluctant to accept bids of less than $10.00 per ton baled at the ranch. Alfalfa markets held largely unchanged at the principal points during the week with trading continuing of narrow volume. Most grades of hay were quoted from unchanged to 50 cents per ton lower. Trading was light and irregular.