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Posted by Harley on October 25, 2006 at 09:15:17 from (64.12.116.65):
How's the corn comming? Got it out yet? My folks live west of you on the other side of the state in Oakland, Iowa and they're leaving their corn in the field a little longer cause it is still testing about 16%. Dad's got his bins full and no place to store it while he's drying it and don't want to take the dock by hauling wet corn in so is waiting a while. He just can't get over 200 busahel corn. He designed his wooden grain bins for 100 bu. corn and got by when it went to 150 bu. by cramming but now he just can't hold it all. Harley
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