George this corn is ran through a roller mill and put into air tight storage ( silage bags and up right silos) to ferment. It is not sold on the open market.
We will harvest dryer corn to store and sell. It just about always is cheaper to dry your own corn verses taking the dock on "wet" corn at your elevator. They charge more than it usually takes to dry the corn down.
Even with propane being a little higher I can still dry 20-22% corn down to 15% for right around 25 cents per bushel. This includes equipment, electric and propane. if you sold 20% corn your dock would be around 30-45 cents per bushel at the least. At one local elevator it would cost you over 50 cent per bushel.
So you can save money drying your own corn plus you are able to harvest faster than you can if your waiting in line to deliver wet corn. In a year like this there will be long lines if you have wet corn. The elevators can only dry corn so fast.
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