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DTN Weekly DDG Prices Slightly Higher on Average

Mary Kennedy
By  Mary Kennedy , DTN Basis Analyst
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DTN's weekly spot price for domestic distillers dried grains for the week ended Oct. 19 was slightly higher on average versus one week ago. (DTN file photo)

MINNEAPOLIS (DTN) -- The DTN average price for domestic distillers dried grains (DDG) from 33 locations reporting for the week ended Oct. 19 was mixed but slightly higher, up $1 at $195 per ton on average from one week ago. The corn futures had a good week, bumping up the cash price, which is supportive to DDG prices. The DTN National Corn Index is up 12 cents versus one week ago.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) at midweek reported for the week ended Oct. 13 overall ethanol production in the United States averaged 1.035 million barrels per day (bpd), up 31,000 bpd week-on-week and 19,000 bpd, or 1.8%, higher than in the same week last year. Four-week average output, at 1.014 million bpd, was 91,000 bpd above the same four weeks in 2022. Midwest ethanol production averaged 985,000 bpd, up 35,000 bpd week-on-week and 24,000 bpd, or 2.4%, higher than in the same week last year. Four-week average output at 961,000 bpd was 91,000 bpd above the same four weeks in 2022.

Based on the average of prices collected by DTN, the value of DDG relative to corn for the week ended Oct. 19 was 1.08%. The value of DDG relative to soybean meal was 46.10 and the cost per unit of protein for DDG was $7.22 compared to the cost per unit of protein for soybean meal at $8.91.

NOTE: All prices listed below can change at any time and are subject to confirmation from sellers.

ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION CURRENT PREVIOUS CHANGE
COMPANY STATE 10/19/2023 10/12/2023
Bartlett and Company, Kansas City, MO (816 714 3413)
Missouri Dry $212 $210 $2
Wet $112 $110 $2
Show Me Ethanol LLC, Carrollton, MO (660-542-6493)
Dry $215 $220 -$5
Wet $105 $110 -$5
CHS, Minneapolis, MN (800-769-1066)
Illinois Dry $190 $190 $0
Indiana Dry $180 $180 $0
Iowa Dry $185 $185 $0
Michigan Dry $190 $190 $0
Minnesota Dry $180 $180 $0
New York Dry $215 $215 $0
South Dakota Dry $185 $185 $0
MGP Ingredients, Atchison, KS (800-255-0302)
Dry $205 $205 $0
Wet $74 $70 $4
POET Nutrition, Sioux Falls, SD (888-327-8799)
Indiana Dry $215 $215 $0
Iowa Dry $200 $200 $0
Michigan Dry $225 $225 $0
Minnesota Dry $195 $195 $0
Missouri Dry $230 $225 $5
Ohio Dry $215 $215 $0
South Dakota Dry $205 $205 $0
Nebraska Dry $215 $210 $5
United BioEnergy, Wichita, KS (316-616-3521)
Kansas Dry $220 $220 $0
Wet $90 $90 $0
Ill SOLD OUT OCT Dry $0 $0 $0
Nebraska Dry $220 $220 $0
Wet $90 $90 $0
U.S. Commodities, Minneapolis, MN (888-293-1640)
Illinois Dry $190 $190 $0
Indiana Dry $190 $190 $0
Iowa Dry $185 $185 $0
Michigan Dry $195 $195 $0
Minnesota Dry $185 $185 $0
Nebraska Dry $200 $200 $0
New York Dry $250 $240 $10
North Dakota Dry $210 $195 $15
Ohio Dry $195 $195 $0
South Dakota Dry $195 $185 $10
Wisconsin Dry $190 $190 $0
Fox River Valley Ethanol, Oshkosh WI 715-709-0269
Dry $180 $185 -$5
Western Kansas Dry $232 $232 $0
Wet $85 $85 $0
Western Milling, CA Dry $278 $273 $5
**Weekly Average: $195 $194 $1
(Prices listed per ton)
**The weekly average prices above reflect only those companies DTN
collects spot prices from. States include: Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Michigan,
Wisconsin and Indiana. Prices for Pennsylvania, New York and
California are not included in the averages.
VALUE OF DDG VS. CORN & SOYBEAN MEAL
Settlement Price: Quote Date Bushel Short Ton
Corn 10/19/2023 $5.0500 $180.3572
Soybean Meal 10/19/2023 $423.00
DDG Weekly Average Spot Price 10/19/2023 $195.00
DDG Value Relative to: 10/19 10/12
Corn 1.08% 1.13%
Soybean Meal 46.10% 48.84%
Cost Per Unit of Protein:
DDG $7.22 $7.19
Soybean Meal $8.91 $8.36
Notes:
Corn and soybean prices taken from DTN Market Quotes. DDG price
represents the average spot price from Midwest companies
collected on Thursday afternoons. Soybean meal cost per unit
of protein is cost per ton divided by 47.5. DDG cost per unit
of protein is cost per ton divided by 27.

Mary Kennedy can be reached at mary.kennedy@dtn.com

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