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This is a weekly auction report containing prices paid for livestock. All livestock included in this report are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines. Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.

Weekly and Season to date Cotton Quality Statistics for the Corpus Christi, TX Classing Office.

This data is published weekly during the harvest season (generally August through March). It provides weekly and season-to-date data. It is offered in two formats, by classing office and by state. Data includes the number of bales classed; the percentage tenderable; the percentage distributions of color, staple, leaf, micronaire, strength, uniformity, extraneous matter, and trash; and quality averages, where applicable. Includes both week and season-to-date data for both Upland and Pima cotton.

This data is published weekly during the harvest season (generally August through March). It provides weekly and season-to-date data. It is offered in two formats, by classing office and by state. Data includes the number of bales classed; the percentage distributions of color, staple, leaf, micronaire, strength, uniformity, extraneous matter, and trash; and quality averages, where applicable. Includes both week and season-to-date data for both Upland and Pima cotton.

This is a weekly auction report containing prices paid for livestock. All livestock included in this report are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines. Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.

This report covers U.S. cotton quality. Upland cotton and American Pima cotton are categorized on a national and state basis by color, leaf, and staple. Other methods of categorization for cotton include by mike and fiber strength and by uniformity and trash.

This report contains the volume, weighted average, and low and high prices of commodities sold at the Hart County Kentucky Produce Auction in Munfordville, KY, as well as weather information.

This report contains weather, quality, and growing condition information for the Appalachian apple processing district (VA, WV, MD, PA). Also included are the tons of juice and canner processed during the week, total tons processed to date, and total tons processed to date the previous season.

This is a weekly/monthly/seasonal auction report containing prices paid for livestock. Livestock are offered for sale and viewed via video feed. All livestock included in this report are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines. Load lots of livestock are sold on contract for immediate-to-future delivery. Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.

This report covers the Pratt Livestock Feeder Cattle Auction. Data presented includes number of receipts and livestock sale information. Feeder cattle prices are listed by sex, grade, and weight and also contain the number of head sold per category. Also included is a market analysis.

This report covers the Tulia Livestock Auction, Inc. Data presented include number of receipts and cattle sales information. Feeder cattle are categorized based on sex, grade, and weight. Slaughter cattle are categorized based on sex and grade. Bred cows and cow/calf pairs are categorized by grade and age. Each category for all cattle includes the price range; number of heads sold and average weight and price are included as well for slaughter and feeder cattle. Also present in this report are any market shifts from past auctions.

This is a weekly auction report containing prices paid for slaughter cattle.  All livestock included in this reports are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines.  Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.

This report covers the St. Onge-Newell Sheep Yards auction. Data presented includes number of receipts and sheep sale information. Slaughter and feeder sheep are categorized by sex, grade, and weight. Each weight category contains prices and number of heads sold. Also included is a market trend analysis of recent auctions.

This report contains information about utilization of apples for processing nationally, and includes details about shipment, pricing, import/export, and market information on apples, cherries, and pears. The release also includes information on retail prices of fresh and processed apples and information on shipments by region.

This report contains the results cattle and calf sales at the New Holland Livestock Auction in New Holland, PA, with commentary on changes in supply, demand, price, and other observed trends. Includes relevant price and weight statistics of cattle by class.

Description: The monthly Marketing and Utilization Summary Report is created by aggregating monthly information on the handling of milk obtained from Federal Milk Marketing Order personnel.
Report Synopsis: Regulated handlers are required to submit to the Market Administrator the amounts of producer milk, in pounds, that were received in the previous month. Receipts of Producer Milk is the amount of milk received by producers who meet the requirements of qualification as defined by the statute. This milk is also known as eligible milk for market wide pooling. Each order has its own criteria for pool qualification and for regulated handlers. Regulated handlers, under certain circumstances and price relationships, may elect to not include certain quantities of producer milk that is eligible to be pooled on Federal Orders.

This report contains the results of the New Holland Hog Auction in New Holland, PA, with commentary on changes in supply, demand, price, and other observed trends. Includes relevant price and weight statistics of cattle by class.

This report contains information on weekly poultry slaughters under federal inspection, and includes heads, average weight, and slaughter comparisons to the previous week and same week a year ago, as well as year to date totals for the current and previous year.