Aleris and European Term Loan Lenders Reach Settlement Agreement. A total of 89 cases meeting the inclusion criteria described above were identified, including 40 cases of UIDH, 15 cases of ADH, and 34 cases of LG-DCIS.
But prices have moderated slightly on the lower quality first cut alfalfa/grass mixed hays. Those hays in round bale packages are bringing $120 - $180 per ton. In big and small square bale packages this same type of hay is bringing $135 - $245 per ton.The high-quality alfalfa hays are still in very short supply and are bringing $200 - $320 per ton with not much price difference between the round and square bales.n big and small square bale packages this same type of hay is bringing $135 - $245 per ton. The high-quality alfalfa hays are still in very short supply and are bringing $200 - $320 per ton with not much price difference between the round and square bales.
At $4,455 per ton for grapes and 4.5 tons per acre the gross returns is $20,000, giving $3,700 per acre net profit. Of course, a different yield or price per acre changes that calculation dramatically.At 3.5 tons per acre and $4,455 per ton, the grower would lose $450 per acre.At $5,805 per ton for grapes and the same yield, the grower would net almost $10,000, but few growers can expect both high prices and high yields.n 2011, it was actually only 2.7 tons per acre, slightly less than the county average of 2.8 tons per acre for all grapevines. In 2010, the county average was 3.3 tons per acre. A price of $4,455 per ton for Cabernet Sauvignon is assumed in calculating returns, but other prices are also shown for comparison.