Posted by Dave H (MI) on May 03, 2015 at 15:38:24 from (50.127.246.233):
Can't find any info about this. Maybe looking in the wrong place. A little background first:
I want to put some of my corn into a bin to use for feeding out around the place. SHELLED corn, not ear corn. Sometimes my corn may not be as dry as it ought to be for storage. I can take it to the elevator and they will dry my corn and then, of course, give me corn out of the bin that is already dry. I would prefer to keep my corn for a number of reasons not important here.
At what point (in terms of bushels) do I need a dryer? Is there some maximum amount that I can bin up on my place, run fans in the bottom of a perforated floor and run an auger to keep rotating the corn in the bin and let it dry naturally? Or is this not practical? I would not want to keep more than say 5000 bushels. Sorry if this is a stupid question but I just really don't have a lot of experience with this.
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