Posted by showcrop on October 25, 2012 at 04:07:42 from (173.219.82.25):
In Reply to: Minature corn dryer posted by farmero2 on October 24, 2012 at 18:42:54:
If you can get the air to go through the corn in the winter, the air is so dry that you could not keep the moisture in it if you tried. The same for your shop, Unless you have super tight windows and doors and moisture proof wrap in the walls, the outside air is going to suck the moisture right out. winter air in the north has very low humidity, that sucks moisture out of everything. We keep two humidifiers going in the house 24-7 all through the heating season, trying to stay healthy.
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