Posted by rrlund on November 05, 2009 at 14:18:15 from (216.46.212.192):
Does anybody know if there's any truth to what Allis Chalmers salesmen used to claim when they were trying to sell corn pickers without husking beds? They claimed that when the husks were left on,they would act like a wic and pull the moisture out of the corn in the crib. The reason I ask,I've got a variety of NK corn here that I can't get the husks off of for love nor money. There was 16 rows of Fielders Chioce on the north side of the field that picked clean as a hounds tooth,but I'm putting this stuff in a narrow crib and you can barely see any yellow. It's all husk. Darndest looking mess I've ever cribbed.
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