I have a 3250 govt. bin with solid cement and I would always have a couple hundred bushels moldy corn come out of that thing in June. No matter how dry or cool I put it in there. Over the years I tried every temp and moisture but always spoiled. Then last summer I cut a hole in the side wall and mounted an old furnace blower. No tube, no gutter. Just bolted it to the side with a home made transition and covered it with heavy screen in side bin. Just finished hauling the corn out last week. Started hauling the week before that. Presto, not one kernel moldy corn. Put it in warm at 14% moisture in Oct. and it came out cool at 13.5 to 13.8 This is in so. Mn. Moral of the story is on them small bins it don't take much but it does need something for air.
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