Posted by FarmMan2600 on July 19, 2015 at 18:11:53 from (50.86.55.40):
In Reply to: Re: Harvesting corn posted by carlyle hoffman on July 19, 2015 at 12:38:44:
For the most part I would like the corn shelled. I would like to sell the little bit I get for deer corn or to anyone who wants it for whatever. I haven't got a picker yet but there is a new idea corn picker and an old allis chalmers (I don't remember the model) for sale. I just need a reasonable way of shelling it if it means modifying a hand sheller to run pto if it doesn't take forever. I'm pretty much doing it for fun as long as I break even and I would like to make some money. I'm 15 and have a few cows and I'm selling peas and I'm looking to invest in some more equipment for corn and that's why I'm asking now before I get to deep.
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