Posted by John_PA on October 09, 2011 at 18:50:03 from (96.236.164.10):
In Reply to: dry beans posted by DC3puller on October 09, 2011 at 07:03:42:
That's a good reason to let them sit in teh field for a few more weeks, let them get a rain, and then harvest them!
Beans are really sensitive to moisture. You get a bean wet, and it looks like a football, not a BB. Let the pods get a rain, then go at them.
I never had that problem with our humidity. Lowest I could get them was 13.9% in a really dry year. Our humdidity, (or Humility, as my dad says) is really high. It seems we can't get them low enough and this year I see so many people coming in light.
Can't you wait for a good rain and go harvest teh next morning? how about put them in the bin and then when the humility gets high, turen the fans on and incorporate the moisture? I am pretty ignorant when it comes to worldly travels. I have been to TN, WV, OH, IN, KY, and a few other states nearby. I didn't notice any difference in the temps, except that the humdidity was a lot lower. So, would a rain make it better? $12 beans @ 6% = $9 beans at 13%. What a shame...
Hope everyone does good no matter what... I am on a huge hyperfocused cycle of OCD, farming in the focus, and I have been keeping up with the trends. It was such a weird year. I just want everyone to do well.
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