Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Feed Situation: December 1945
Supplies of feed grains and byproduct feeds for the l9u5fu6 season, on the basis of the December 1 summary of annual crop output, are about 2 per cent smaller than in l9uh-h5, but are 16 percent larger than the 1937-h1 average. Ah exceptionally strong demand exists for feed concentrates, and the supply, in relation to demand at ceiling prices, is about as tight as in the l9h3-hh season. Competition for available supblies probably will be severe throughout the winter and spring. Supplies of oats are unusually large. But even with a considerable substitution of oats for other feed grains, carry - overs of corn and barley probably will be reduced to fairly low levels at the end of the current season.
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