Hello Again. Exist some very important News relative to Hay. That Product with my small opinion have very big importancy. Hay eat the Animals. From Animals the Humans get a huge Number of Products. First comes the milk after comes the meat, the leather, etc. So, here are these important News: a) http://www.thestockexchangenews.com...ds-december-1-hay-stocks-smallest-since-1957/ , b) http://www.usda.gov/nass/PUBS/TODAYRPT/crop0113.pdf . Kind Regards, George Kanellopoulos.
Hello Again. I decide this hour to add some more things for the Valuable Product of Hay. Some of them i have keep in into my PC, and some others i find it early morning hours today, 22 January, 2013, with my local time. So, here are: a) http://farmprogress.com/wallaces-farmer-story-iowa-2012-hay-crop-becoming-more-valuable-9-60976 , b) http://www.prognutrition.com/libraryrfv.html , c) http://farmprogress.com/story-iowa-importing-hay-texas-9-63008 , d) http://dyersvillesales.com/hay-auction/hay-auction-results/ . December 2012 a) http://magissues.farmprogress.com/NEF/NF12Dec12/nef137.pdf , b) http://magissues.farmprogress.com/PRA/PF12Dec12/pra084.pdf , c) http://magissues.farmprogress.com/WAL/WF12Dec12/wal062.pdf . Kind Regards, George Kanellopoulos.
Hello Again. Exist the following News: http://www.dtnprogressivefarmer.com...&blogEntryId=8a82c0bc3c43f322013c657666ce0154 . ----- Tuesday 22 January 2013 Drought Has Decimated Hay Supply The following summary of hay and forage supplies by Dr. Derrell Peel of Oklahoma State University lay out in stark detail how badly the past two years of drought have curtailed hay production. It is staggering.--Bryce Two years of drought have taken a huge toll on U.S. hay production. In the recently released USDA Annual Crop Production Summary, total U.S. hay production in 2012 was 120 million tons, down nearly 18 percent from the 2006-2010 average. This is the lowest U.S. hay production total in data going back to 1974. This follows the 2011 hay production total of 131 million tons, down nearly 10 percent from the same five year average. The impact of the drought was significantly different in the two years. In 2011, the states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas all had production decreases of over 30 percent compared to the 2006-2010 average, with Texas and Oklahoma having over 57 percent decreases compared to that five year average. In 2011, these three states accounted for 78 percent of total decrease in U.S. hay production. By contrast, in 2012, eight of the top thirty hay producing states were down in excess of 30 percent of the five year average. These states represented a wide swath of the center of the country and included the states of Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota and Wisconsin. These eight states accounted for 61 percent of the decrease from the five year average with a number of other states also showing significant decreases. A total of 21 states saw 2012 hay production down more than 20 percent from the five year average. Hay production in Oklahoma and Texas was up significantly from 2011 but was still down more than 30 percent from the 2006-2010 average. The combination of reduced hay production and increased hay feeding due to drought the past two years leaves the U.S. with severely depleted forage supplies. Total U.S. December 1 hay stocks were 76.5 million tons, the lowest December 1 stock level in data back to 1974. This stock level is down 25.5 percent from the 2006-2010 five year average. The reduction is severe in many states. Among the top 30 hay producing states, Arkansas and Michigan had December 1 stock levels down 55 percent from the 2006-2010 average. Additionally, the states of Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming all had December 1 stock levels down more 40 percent from the five year average. Another five states including Arizona, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Texas all had December 1 hay stock levels down more than 30 percent from the five average stock level. December 1 hay stocks were down between 20 and 30 percent in eight more states including Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Utah. In fact, among the top 30 hay producing states only the states of Mississippi, New York and Virginia had December 1 hay stocks greater than the 2006-2010 average level. Pasture conditions in most regions are similarly poor. With the final pasture and range condition report at the end of October, 15 states had more than 60 percent of pastures in poor or very poor condition and another five states had 40-60 percent poor to very poor pasture conditions. Anecdotal indications are that crop aftermath, especially corn stalks, have been heavily used this winter to provide critical feed resources for cattle. The latest Climate Prediction Center forecast for drought conditions indicates little improvement in much of the country through the forecast period to the end of April. If drought conditions extend into spring the impact on cattle is likely to be immediately severe given that forage resources across much of the country are critically low. This, combined with water shortages for livestock is some regions, will lead to another significant round of cow herd liquidation beginning in the second quarter of the year unless drought conditions moderate. Posted at 9:31PM CST 01/22/13 by Bryce Anderson ----- Kind Regards, George Kanellopoulos.
so. that news were already factored in last yr autumn. Trading is rocket science, u need to be ahead of the game in order to win and that requires higher education. copy and paste on news article is for losers. The news arrived late and those that follow are the losers. LOSERS for LIFE (the motto for more than 90% of small traders) Higher Education is the key to become a successful trader. Higher Education
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Hello Again. I see your Comments emg. I respect them. Now, let me tell you something. I wish all the Traders in this World, and especially, these that follow this Forum to be profitable except of one. That one is my self. If you make happy inside of your self, to lose personal money by my side, i will accept it inside of my self. But, remember something. I will fight very hard for to do not lose my personal money. I will work above than hard for to do not happen that. So, exist some chance to you, to do not be happy by me. That case does not cares me. Now, for the serious University that you mention, meaning the Kansas State University, i have to say that i respect it. Also, please give there my Regards to Mr. Jay O' Neil. Say to him that have Regards, from a guy that had contact with him in the past asking for Ocean Freight Rates and FOB Grains Export Prices. Best Regards, George Kanellopoulos.
Hello Again to All. Exist the following News: http://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/detail.aspx?chartId=34929&ref=collection . Kind Regards, George Kanellopoulos.