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Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in West Texas.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the San Joaquin Valley.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in U.S., including the seven market average.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the East Texas-Oklahoma.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the Desert Southwest.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences in upland cotton for the Southeast region.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for East Texas - Oklahoma.

This CSV report contains premiums and discounts for tenderable qualities for cotton delivered under the ICE Futures US Contract No. 2. Information comes from the Southeast, North and South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, and Desert Southwest markets.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the South Delta.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the North Delta.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for pima in the Desert Southwest and San Joaquin Valley.

This report contains data on the vegetable and pulse industry (including potatoes and mushrooms). It includes data on production, acreage, value, prices, imports, exports, per capita use, and beginning stocks. Subscribe to ERS e-mail notification service at https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/farm-economy/commodity-outlook/email-notification/ to receive timely notification of newsletter availability. Data Tables from the Vegetables and Pulses Yearbook Tables are available in the Vegetables & Pulses Data at http://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/vegetables-and-pulses-data/vegetables-and-pulses-yearbook-tables/. They contain the latest data and historical information on the production, use, prices, imports, and exports of vegetables and pulses.

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• Organic Agriculture Topic page

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This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for West Texas.

Forward Contracting Report

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the North Delta.

This daily report contains current and forecast prices and quotations for each market region, as well as quotations for cotton with specific selected qualities.

This report contains to-date monthly averages of CME Group and Dairy Market News pricing for dry, fluid, and processed dairy products for selected market regions and nationally.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the South Delta.

This report contains the results of the replacement cow sale at Joplin Regional Stockyard in Carthage, MO, with commentary on changes in supply, demand, price, and other observed trends. Includes relevant price and weight statistics of cattle by class.

Description: Class I Prices for each order are calculated by adding the appropriate class I differential (determined by each order's physical county base location) to the monthly Base Class I Price using data from the Advanced Prices and Pricing Factors report. Class II, III and IV Prices utilize data from the Announcement of Class and Component Prices report. Once monthly average prices have been computed, they are not revised.
Report Synopsis: For milk associated with Federal Milk Marketing orders, product-price formulas are used to set minimum prices as reported in the Announcement of Class and Component Prices publication each month. The Class and Component Prices are calculated by weighting the sales values and volumes using the most recent four or five weeks (since the last monthly Announcement of Class and Component Prices) from the latest National Dairy Products Sales Report (NDPSR). For more information on product price formulas and a schedule of release dates, please visit the Dairy Mandatory Market Reporting page. Additional information on price formulas can be found on the Price Formulas page.