There are 100s of them still here in Central NY. If the farms are still viable and productive the Harvestors are being used. We are fortunate that there is still a very good service provider (former dairy farmer) who provides service and parts to keep them operating. We also have many Slurry Stores, and a lot of local villages use Aqua Stores as the base for their municiple water distribution systems. PS the "blue tops" were the early versions. There were also a lot of Seal Store units sold in the area also. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I just had to point out that they are not all relicks, or statis symbols of the past, and that good crops stored in them will make far more milk per pound of feed input, than any bunker or round bale storage system will. PS from where I am sitting to post this I can see all these silos during daylight hours.
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