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Kansas hay supplies remained tight in the week covered by the November 7 market report, with prices increasing steadily in some areas as producers worked to finish field activities before the first freeze. Strong demand and limited supplies supported alfalfa pellet markets, while some feedlots used failed corn and milo in rations to reduce alfalfa use; reported alfalfa and grass hay prices were mostly steady, with ground-and-delivered hay up $10 in the southwest.
Tight forage availability and elevated alfalfa prices support hay values, while substitution with failed corn and milo can shift local feed demand toward those ingredients. Continued harvest pressure ahead of the freeze may further constrain near-term hay supply.
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