Posted by DLMKA on January 09, 2015 at 07:01:04 from (192.189.128.12):
We're just getting started in our little farm raising chickens and pigs for now. Wanting to get non-GMO and eventually organic grain to grind but no organic producers close, closest that I KNOW of is about 40 miles away, too far for me to want to pull a gravity box and I don't need, nor want, a full semi load. We've been grinding feed 1ton at a time and it lasts 3-4 months. Any ideas on how to haul 50-100 bushels of grain for a small producer up to 50 miles or so? Open to ideas and not afraid of putting a little sweat into it but don't have a bunch of extra cash at the moment either.
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