In the Texas High Plains grain markets the bulk of bids were 2 cents higher on grain sorghum; 3 to 6 cents lower on wheat; 1 to 2 cents higher on corn.
The July contract closed 1.25 cents higher on corn, and 5.75 cents lower on July on KC wheat.
Prices paid or bid to producers delivered to country elevators as of 3 p.m. Grain sorghum quoted per hundredweight; wheat, corn and soybeans per bushel.
North Panhandle: Area North of the Canadian River:
Grain Sorghum 6.07 – 6.52
Wheat 4.02 - 4.22
Corn 3.35 – 3.65
Central Panhandle: Triangle Area from Plainview to Canyon to Farwell
Grain Sorghum 5.45 – 6.16
Wheat 3.92 - 4.22
Corn 3.48 – 3.65
South Panhandle: Area South of a Line from Plainview to Muleshoe:
Grain Sorghum 5.89 – 6.16
Wheat 3.82 – 3.92
Corn 3.50 – 3.70
Elevators in the Texas South Plains reported offers for:
No. 2 Grain Sorghum 6.61 – 6.79 per cwt
No. 2 Yellow Corn 7.50 – 7.63 per cwt
May 2020 Month’s Average (updated 6/2/2020)
North Panhandle: Area North of the Canadian River:
Grain Sorghum 5.6193
Wheat 4.4293
Corn 3.3273
Central Panhandle: Triangle Area from Plainview to Canyon to Farwell:
Grain Sorghum 5.5118
Wheat 4.3170
Corn 3.4573
South Panhandle: Area South of a Line from Plainview to Muleshoe:
Grain Sorghum 5.5186
Wheat 4.3393
Corn 3.4887
Elevators in the Texas South Plains:
No. 2 Yellow Corn 7.2840
Texas Gulf cash grain export:
No. 1 HRW Wheat 5.5956
No. 2 Grain Sorghum 7.9761
No. 2 Yellow Corn N/A
No. 1 Soybeans N/A
Source: USDA-TX Dept of Ag Market News Service, Amarillo, TX, 806/356-5785 amarillo.lpgmn@ams.usda.gov, www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/AM_GR110.txt, amarillo.lgmn@ams.usda.gov
