Compared to the last report: We have had several storms across Ok-lahoma which have slowed down some hay trade as well as hay bal-ing. Wheat hay movement has picked up but not enough to say the demand is high. Old-crop hay continues to move lower in price as we enter the new hay season. We still have barns full of old-crop hay
that are trying to be sold and emptied for new-crop hay. Wheat har-vest has started in parts of Oklahoma. The rest of Oklahoma's wheat harvest will begin in the coming weeks, which might slow down more trade.

Trends: Alfalfa Large squares $175-$200 a ton - New Crop
Alfalfa Rounds - No Trend
Grinding hay - No Trend
Bermuda 5x6 rounds - $60-$75 a bale - Year Old Hay
Bermuda Large Squares - No Trend
Wheat Hay 5x6 Round - $75-$100 a Ton - New Crop
Wheat Hay Large Squares - $75-$100 a Ton - New Crop
Grass Hay 4x5-4x6 - $50-$60 a bale - Year Old Hay
Grass Hay 5x6 - $60-$70 a bale - Year Old Hay
Rough Grass Hay any size $30-$40 a bale - Year Old Hay
The Oklahoma Mesonet Drought Monitor shows we are at 0 percent
in exceptional drought, 0 percent in an extreme drought, 5.91 percent
in severe drought, 11.37 percent in moderate, 29.60 percent in abnor-mally dry conditions, and 70.40 percent that has no drought condi-tions.