Corn usually doesn't pick up much moisture, anything under 16% keeps pretty good over winter, issues come on in the summer heat if you store past May. 'Generally', but a person needs to keep watching it....
Your problem is going to be wet ground, and losing corn to dropped ears, fallen stalks, and butt shelling in the header when the corn is this dry.
We got high prices and a pretty good yield & unbelievably dry crop this year in most places, get er done & sell it if you have to, don't fuss with storage & delays on a year like this. ;) You'll make more money just selling it than most any other year of your life.... Can really cost a person if that blizzard stuff NW of us heads this way before the ground dries up. Maybe you are on light soil, 'here' in southern MN the clay is all full of puddles, not going to dry out soon.....
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