Re: Re: Off subject

Posted by Alan Farley on February 22, 2001 at 13:05:53 from (216.28.117.55):

In Reply to: Re: Off subject posted by 39H on February 22, 2001 at 10:07:15:

I saw 2 or 3 different brands of corn stoves at the Ohio farm-science review(AG Expo) last year and it seems like a GREAT idea to me. I am looking at the pamplet right now. They were about $3,500 on sale. One model holds 14 bushels and can last up to 10 days on 14 bushels. Leaves about a pound of ash for every 100 lbs of corn. If I did have a scanner I would post it. A lot less work sitting in the combine cab or tractor w/ picker than hauling cord after cord of wood from the woods on and off the truck. Now if we could just get this idea going and take corn from $1.75-$2.00 a bushel to $5-$6 a bushel we could see some decent profits. I should contract corn to grow just for heat. I should buy one and quit paying for propane. They said they locked me in at a certain price but then raised it anyway. Here's the dealer for corn stoves:
Midwest Grain Stoves
6123 N. County road 700E
Union City, IN 47390
the number is 1-888-740-0127
They are made by Big M manufacturing in Taylorville,IL 62568 number is 217-824-9327

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