Over 100 trucks traded at $385 this afternoon out of the Mo. River and Panhandle markets for April. Aside from the $385 trading, the market was fairly quiet with sellers offering out higher prices to start this holiday-shortened week.
Porcine trading was done at $410 FOB Mo. River.
Trading in the blood meal market was limited to a load of porcine at $925 FOB Midwest.
The weekly average for porcine MBM crossed the $400 threshold for the…
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