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OKLAHOMAMARKET REPORT OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
FOOD, & FORESTRY
For 24-hour statewide market information dial 1-405-621-5533, and press the report number below: #2 Grain #8 Apache Livestock #3 Livestock Summary #9 McAlester Livestock #4 Fed Cattle #10 OKC Livestock #5 Hogs and Sheep #11 El Reno Livestock #6 Hay Report #12 Video/Direct Livestock #13 Tulsa Livestock
2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 July 10, 2012 Vol. 60, No. 26 Mary Fallin, Governor Jim Reese, Commissioner Jamey Allen, Director Market Development Services This report along with archived reports, current market prices, and other available state reports are accessible online at: http://www.ag.ok.gov/mktdev-newshome.htm
The drought continued to develop across the state under hot and dry conditions the past week. Over 61 percent of the state was in a moderate to extreme drought per the July 3rd Drought Monitor. Little to no rain fell in western and central Oklahoma, with a few isolated areas of heavier rainfall in eastern Oklahoma and the Panhandle: All crops suffered from the developing drought, though dryland crops fared worse with the lack of precipitation the past few weeks. Livestock conditions declined somewhat, as the heat took its toll on the animals, as well as the available pasture and stock ponds. Grasses were burning up and hay production was limited. Topsoil moisture conditions were rated mostly short to very short, with only six percent rated adequate. Subsoil moisture conditions were rated short to very short, with 14 percent rated adequate.--USDA.
WOODWARD LIVESTOCK AUCTION (07/6/12) No Sale due to Holiday... . FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT PRICE RANGE AVG. PRICE FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG WT. PRICE RANGE AVG PRICE SLAUGHTER COWS: (07-03-12) No Sale Avg. Dress High Dress Low Dress .Slaughter Bulls: Y.G 1-2.
.
.Replacement Cows: Medium and large 1-2:
Pairs: Medium and Large 1-2:
Age Calf Weight Quality Price
********************************************************* Higher Grains Impacting Feeder and Calf Markets Sharply higher grains--especially corn and soybeans--pressured cattle futures this week and cash markets followed by moving lower. Calf and feeder demand turned light to moderate where tested this week. Demand was especially light for unweaned, new crop calves. Deteriorating grazing conditions and high temperatures negatively affecting demand for this class of calves. *********************************************************
OKLAHOMA CITY LIVESTOCK AUCTION (07-09-12) Receipts: 6658 Last Monday: 1687 Yr Ago Monday: 5916 Compared to last test 2 weeks ago: Feeder steers and heifers 2.00-6.00 lower, least decline on heavier weight, short term cattle. Six weight cattle up to 10.00 lower. Steer and heifer calves 10.00-20.00 lower. ... Slaughter cows 2.00-4.00 lower on a very light test. Slaughter bulls were steady to 2.00 lower ona very light test.... .... FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT. PRICE RANGE AVG PRICE 223-237 234 219.00-227.00 225.24 321-325 322 187.00-194.00 191.75 453-496 477 154.50-164.00 158.90 504-548 512 150.00-159.00 157.00 560-589 573 144.50-153.00 149.78 611-648 636 148.00-151.50 150.22 613-647 Calves 624 138.00-144.00 139.99 652-680 668 147.50-152.10 150.33 650-690 Calves 673 131.50-145.00 138.08 719-741 732 141.50-148.50 143.56 700-742 Calves 715 132.25-141.00 137.26 758-797 779 138.00-145.75 142.57 755-768 Calves 763 136.50-137.00 136.75 800-842 825 135.00-143.35 140.55 850-893 874 136.00-140.75 137.61 902-923 911 133.00-136.25 135.35 971-994 981 124.50-131.00 128.55 FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT. PRICE RANGE AVG. PRICE 416-434 422 146.00-155.00 152.56 455-498 479 143.50-146.00 144.78 501-528 514 139.00-146.00 141.63 562-574 568 134.00-139.00 135.50 605-648 620 139.50-145.85 142.34 600-628 Calves 620 130.50-136.00 134.16 653-680 666 137.25-143.75 140.24 653-693 Calves 676 124.50-132.00 126.77 701-745 722 133.00-139.50 136.78 756-799 785 126.00-133.00 128.57 804-832 812 127.00-131.25 130.53 SLAUGHTER COWS 07-03-12 Receipts: 236 Last Week: 708 Year Ago: No Sale Avg Dress High Dress Low Dress Breakers 82.00 ----- 77.00-80.00 Boners 82.00-85.50 ----- 76.00-81.50 Lean 84.00-87.00 ----- 77.00-81.50 Slaughter Bulls: Y.G 1-2: 1525-2350 High dress 112.00; low dress 103.50-107.50. ....Replacement Cows: Medium and Large 1-2: 4 yr old 2 months avg quality 925.00. Pairs: Medium and Large 1-2: 5 yr old 75 avg quality 1000.00. .
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| Okla State Agency |
Agriculture, Food, and Forestry, Oklahoma Department of |
| Okla Agency Code |
'040' |
| Title | Oklahoma market report, 07/10/2012 v.60 no.26 |
| Authors |
Oklahoma. Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. |
| Publication Date | 2012-07-10 |
| Publication type |
Statistics |
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| Language | English |
| Date created | 2012-07-25 |
| Date modified | 2012-07-25 |
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| Title | mkrp07102012 1 |
| Full text | OKLAHOMAMARKET REPORT OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & FORESTRY For 24-hour statewide market information dial 1-405-621-5533, and press the report number below: #2 Grain #8 Apache Livestock #3 Livestock Summary #9 McAlester Livestock #4 Fed Cattle #10 OKC Livestock #5 Hogs and Sheep #11 El Reno Livestock #6 Hay Report #12 Video/Direct Livestock #13 Tulsa Livestock 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105 July 10, 2012 Vol. 60, No. 26 Mary Fallin, Governor Jim Reese, Commissioner Jamey Allen, Director Market Development Services This report along with archived reports, current market prices, and other available state reports are accessible online at: http://www.ag.ok.gov/mktdev-newshome.htm The drought continued to develop across the state under hot and dry conditions the past week. Over 61 percent of the state was in a moderate to extreme drought per the July 3rd Drought Monitor. Little to no rain fell in western and central Oklahoma, with a few isolated areas of heavier rainfall in eastern Oklahoma and the Panhandle: All crops suffered from the developing drought, though dryland crops fared worse with the lack of precipitation the past few weeks. Livestock conditions declined somewhat, as the heat took its toll on the animals, as well as the available pasture and stock ponds. Grasses were burning up and hay production was limited. Topsoil moisture conditions were rated mostly short to very short, with only six percent rated adequate. Subsoil moisture conditions were rated short to very short, with 14 percent rated adequate.--USDA. WOODWARD LIVESTOCK AUCTION (07/6/12) No Sale due to Holiday... . FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT PRICE RANGE AVG. PRICE FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG WT. PRICE RANGE AVG PRICE SLAUGHTER COWS: (07-03-12) No Sale Avg. Dress High Dress Low Dress .Slaughter Bulls: Y.G 1-2. . .Replacement Cows: Medium and large 1-2: Pairs: Medium and Large 1-2: Age Calf Weight Quality Price ********************************************************* Higher Grains Impacting Feeder and Calf Markets Sharply higher grains--especially corn and soybeans--pressured cattle futures this week and cash markets followed by moving lower. Calf and feeder demand turned light to moderate where tested this week. Demand was especially light for unweaned, new crop calves. Deteriorating grazing conditions and high temperatures negatively affecting demand for this class of calves. ********************************************************* OKLAHOMA CITY LIVESTOCK AUCTION (07-09-12) Receipts: 6658 Last Monday: 1687 Yr Ago Monday: 5916 Compared to last test 2 weeks ago: Feeder steers and heifers 2.00-6.00 lower, least decline on heavier weight, short term cattle. Six weight cattle up to 10.00 lower. Steer and heifer calves 10.00-20.00 lower. ... Slaughter cows 2.00-4.00 lower on a very light test. Slaughter bulls were steady to 2.00 lower ona very light test.... .... FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT. PRICE RANGE AVG PRICE 223-237 234 219.00-227.00 225.24 321-325 322 187.00-194.00 191.75 453-496 477 154.50-164.00 158.90 504-548 512 150.00-159.00 157.00 560-589 573 144.50-153.00 149.78 611-648 636 148.00-151.50 150.22 613-647 Calves 624 138.00-144.00 139.99 652-680 668 147.50-152.10 150.33 650-690 Calves 673 131.50-145.00 138.08 719-741 732 141.50-148.50 143.56 700-742 Calves 715 132.25-141.00 137.26 758-797 779 138.00-145.75 142.57 755-768 Calves 763 136.50-137.00 136.75 800-842 825 135.00-143.35 140.55 850-893 874 136.00-140.75 137.61 902-923 911 133.00-136.25 135.35 971-994 981 124.50-131.00 128.55 FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium and Large Frame No. 1 WT. RANGE AVG. WT. PRICE RANGE AVG. PRICE 416-434 422 146.00-155.00 152.56 455-498 479 143.50-146.00 144.78 501-528 514 139.00-146.00 141.63 562-574 568 134.00-139.00 135.50 605-648 620 139.50-145.85 142.34 600-628 Calves 620 130.50-136.00 134.16 653-680 666 137.25-143.75 140.24 653-693 Calves 676 124.50-132.00 126.77 701-745 722 133.00-139.50 136.78 756-799 785 126.00-133.00 128.57 804-832 812 127.00-131.25 130.53 SLAUGHTER COWS 07-03-12 Receipts: 236 Last Week: 708 Year Ago: No Sale Avg Dress High Dress Low Dress Breakers 82.00 ----- 77.00-80.00 Boners 82.00-85.50 ----- 76.00-81.50 Lean 84.00-87.00 ----- 77.00-81.50 Slaughter Bulls: Y.G 1-2: 1525-2350 High dress 112.00; low dress 103.50-107.50. ....Replacement Cows: Medium and Large 1-2: 4 yr old 2 months avg quality 925.00. Pairs: Medium and Large 1-2: 5 yr old 75 avg quality 1000.00. . |
| Date created | 2012-07-25 |
| Date modified | 2012-07-25 |
