Monthly hay auction in Missouri helps livestock producers in need this winter

Jordan Garrett with the Southwest Missouri Hay Auctions joined us on the Market Day Report for a deeper dive into the auction and how it has already helped producers.

Supplies are short and demand is high for fall and winter forages this year. That is why a monthly hay auction was launched in Missouri to help livestock producers during this time of need.

Jordan Garrett with the Southwest Missouri Hay Auctions joined us on the Market Day Report for a deeper dive into the auction and how it has already helped producers.

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