My entire youth, uncle next door and us would shell the cribs in August or early September, we typically shelled 2000 bu out of the crib. I shelled into the mid to late 2000s. Crib held 4000 bu if you really packed it. Now I haul 2 wagon loads of corn to the elevator, that�s 900bu a trip. Man things have changed rapidly in farming.
Save one spreader load of cobs for wood stove starting. The cobs make real nice fire starter. They tend to burn pretty fast and make a lot of ash, so maybe wouldn�t want to depend on them for all the heat.
The rest of the cobs we would put a spreader load in the bottom of each of 3 manure pens, and then the rest we would spread out on the fields, in the better low ground. They make nice organic matter, but they use up a lot of N as they break down so hated to put them on the poorer ground where there isn�t much N to start with.
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