I was amazed at the amount of response, thanks to all. When my dad dairied we picked just about everything, dad had a crib on the grainery and a metal one and when they were full he made a pile with the grain elevator and we ground that first. We had a 324 NI on a 970 Case. I used to pick the crib full on my old farm as it kept the wind out of the grainery, drying ear corn smells good. When I was really young Dad used to have the elevator come out and grind on the farm, they had a vac that worked good for getting oats out of the middle bins, sounded like a swarm of bees. Then the elev. a mile away started renting out a Lorenze grinder/mixer. Finally in 1974 Dad bought a new 1150 IH that ground countless batches. This year I picked some earcorn to feed calves this winter with my 77 Oliver and a NI 1-row, I have a really nice Gehl belt drive hammer mill. Dad always ground ear corn with a 3/8 screen so we never had big chunks of cob in the feed, I have a 1/2" in the Gehl and it pulverizes the cob and makes nice feed.
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