October 24, 2007 Agronomy

ISU: Grain storage, management considerations

This year has proved to be challenging and once again the weather is to blame.

Grain harvest is going slowly due to many factors including but not limited to lodging and un-timely rains. This year more corn has been planted then in the past and due in large part to weather related factors there is going to be more damage and grain quality problems. Therefore, it is probably a good idea to go over some key points of grain storage and management. Storing grain on-farm is truly a saving account to avoid off-farm storage and drying fees. And like many people I expect to receive interest on my saving accounts.

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