Posted by brian(MN) on August 12, 2010 at 11:10:27 from (99.197.0.57):
In Reply to: HELP! grain storage ? posted by G.Fields on August 12, 2010 at 08:49:29:
Your corn will have to be under 15% to store it with out drying it. It would be much easier and less worry if you would haul it to the local elevator and store or sell it there. You don't have to sell it out of the field, you can store it there untill the price gets better (no quarantee of that happening). If the price stays the same, you would be money ahead to sell at harvest because then they only dry it down to 15%, if you store it there they want to dry it down to 13.5% and a minimum charge for handleing. Atleast that is what they do around here. Brian
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