Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on July 23, 2015 at 18:36:11 from (50.124.117.140):
Checked my rye moisture this evening by cutting a 100 feet or so in the field with the combine. The grain is 14-15 percent moisture. Would you start cutting or wait a few more days? I want to clean it to sell as cover crop seed this fall. I do have several air tubes that screw into a wagon that have a fan on top. Would they dry it down more or not? I have a 2000 bu bin but it does not have a drying floor just a tube that goes in along the concrete. I do have a fan that could be hooked to the tube to blow air on it. We are to have thunderstorms starting saturday and lasting into the middle of next week. I am a little worried about it heating and hurting the germination when we plant this fall as I usually like to cut at 13 percent or below. Thanks for your input. Tom
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