Posted by RN on October 13, 2011 at 10:44:32 from (184.60.1.148):
In Reply to: Re: random shot posted by ridgelane on October 13, 2011 at 10:21:17:
Dried ear corn? Grind it cobs and kernals for chicken/cow/hog feed. Some varieties shelled and ground for human use- the white corns grown in south for "grits" for example or the flint corns used for fine meal. Reeds Yellow Dent and Bloody Butcher are dual purpose old corns- eat green like sweet corn, pick and dry for human corn meal or animal feed. Cribbed ear corn can be picked wetter than the combined/shelled corn and in cribs dries solar instead of propane heater that costs money. Open large door and you"ll probable find cross slats at 45 degree angle that can be pulled out starting at top to get smaller amounts of corn out instead of most of it falling out. Corn might have been put in with elevator from roof upslope side- look at the large square holes under the one side. Small cribs like this may have been filled same side by scoop and/or baskets after hand picking- which was probably the standard at time crib was built. RN
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