Posted by Leroy on February 19, 2019 at 20:22:00 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Re: seed posted by LA in WI on February 19, 2019 at 19:48:17:
Did they put heat on in drying? This company I think only used air to dry on ear corn as picked was the only way they would do things. You had to be able to deliever 2,000 bushels of ear corn on the day they sad it had to be picked and delievered. Then shelling, hand picking out any undesireable ears before shelling. And they would not sell any seed unless they were sure they would have enough of any number or grade as only plate planters at that time. I see their point about not selling untill they knew how buch they would have. Not doing it that way and I have had it in buying seed I ordered early but when time came to pick it up it was sorry, we do not have that seed to sell. That was with both corn and beans.
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