Re: picking corn

Posted by paul from mi on May 31, 2015 at 09:16:15 from (204.106.248.120):

In Reply to: picking corn posted by Nick167 on May 31, 2015 at 08:38:52:

I raised a few acres of corn for many years. I picked it with a Wood Brothers picker and sold it as ear corn. At the time I got a $.15/bushel cob premium as the local mill had a market for the cobs. That all changed about 2000 or so, and now there's no nearby mills that take ear corn. Guys that grind their own feed, like rrlund, sometimes pick it to grind later on. At one time most of the major manufacturers made some type of sheller. Much of this stuff has been left outside and sold for scrap, or is now unusable so finding a picker and a sheller may not be easy.

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