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Re: Questions on handling corn for a corn stove.
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Posted by Dale L on August 04, 2006 at 10:50:46 from (69.130.170.98):
In Reply to: Questions on handling corn for a corn stove. posted by Brian in NY on August 04, 2006 at 07:55:58:
Brian I've been buring corn for at least four or five years now. I went to an auction and bought a gravity box. I like to burn corn better than wood pellets because it burns hotter and costs less. I paid less than two bucks a bussel last winter. If you live in farm contry it's eazy to find farmers to sell you corn.I burn corn that comes right out of the combines.The newer model corn burners should have no trouble burning corn you get from a farm.I just fill up five gallon pails and pour them in the corn burner.
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