Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on September 27, 2013 at 19:45:02 from (184.156.233.213):
In Reply to: OT: Drying corn posted by Richard G. on September 27, 2013 at 07:36:12:
It's been a long time ago but I worked at a grain elevator for 17 years and drying the grain was part of the job. We dried the grain before it was put in the bin but I have lowered the moisture a couple of points by just running fans. Our biggest problem was sweating in big temp swings. If there was more than a 30 degree daytime high change in temperature we ran the fans unless it was over 70% humidity. It's important to get a consistent flow of air throughout the bin. If there is a dead spot you will probably have a spoilage problem. I never had a real problem with corn because of the airspace between the kernels was adequate for good air flow but s drying floor is better.
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