Posted by NY 986 on November 29, 2018 at 18:54:07 from (184.53.48.175):
In Reply to: Soybean Question posted by NYOlivers on November 29, 2018 at 18:31:41:
To hear some people talk the farmers that have beans out yet are napping. Maybe the farmers will sleep in on doing business with some of these people for next year. To answer your question these conditions unfortunately can be ideal for mold so the beans can't stay out very long. Beans need lot of air in a drying system with low heat which not every farmer can do. Can't pile a 20 foot tall plus bin with 20-25 percent moisture beans and have them dry. They would compress down into a mess and not allow air flow. It would take quite a long time even with a continuous flow system of which not everybody has and most guys have just one and it has corn in it most likely. A bad situation and I am caught up myself. I called the crop insurance agent today and wished that I had opted for the maximum coverage. I can make it through if I don't harvest another bean but it will be tough until the next crop comes in.
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