The Kansas hay and alfalfa market is trading slow and demand is moderate according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service for the week ending October 20. Mostly I am hearing from landowners that the market is slow and steady.
The number of cattle on feed as of Oct. 1 in Kansas feedlots was approximately 2.22 million head.
Ranchers who had signed up for the Livestock Forage Diaster Program began receiving checks for losses from drought that effected stock grazing animals. For more information about this program visit your local FSA county office to apply.
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