Storing ear corn in gravity boxes?

rockyridgefarm · Nov 13, 2020

Here is the solution I came up with. The corn was not warm, so I think I will be ok. Its been in the boxes for a month now and went in at 15-17 percent.

casecollectorsc · Nov 13, 2020

That should work.

flying belgian · Nov 13, 2020

By golly, I think that will work.

fastfarmall · Nov 13, 2020

Good idea, now if you had some wet corn you could set a squirrel cage fan up to it,, and have some naturally dried corn!

Bill(Wis) · Nov 13, 2020

That is a new solution to an old problem. Congratulations. The old adage "Keep it simple stupid" once again overcomes.

Bill(Wis) · Nov 13, 2020

Oh, that opens up all sorts of possibilities, just think about it. (;>)) Flame throwers come to mind.

DoubleR · Nov 14, 2020

Good idea. I store a couple loads every year but only for 4-6 weeks and only had a problem once with it getting a little mold. I
like the idea of putting a little fan in the door now and then especially if you plan to store it till spring.

Storing ear corn in gravity boxes?

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