Excerpt from The Feed Situation: Aug.-Sept. 1949
The supply of molasses available for feeding has increased sharply in recent years, and for 1948-49 it was estimated to be more than double the quantity available during the war. Molasses prices have dropped even more than feed grains since early in and continue unusually low in relation to the price of corn and other feeds.
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