Posted by oliverplow on December 27, 2020 at 07:11:40 from (162.249.103.135):
In Reply to: harveststore silo ? posted by swindave on December 27, 2020 at 05:15:52:
I have three of them that my dad built from 1974-1992. Don't use them anymore because I got out of the cattle business two years ago. They worked very well for us while we used them. We had one for shelled corn and two 80 foot forage units. The biggest problem was user error. People would put feed in too wet and then it wouldn't unload. Sometimes I would put feed in that was almost dry enough to bale and it would come smelling like it did when it went in. Today's larger operations would need too many of them to be feasible. However, a new $70,000 skid loader to fill the TMR every two years isn't free either. Most of the stave silos around me do not get used anymore either.
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