Re: Silo filling question

Posted by coonie minnie on September 17, 2019 at 15:42:41 from (50.123.209.154):

In Reply to: Silo filling question posted by tomstractorsandtoys on September 17, 2019 at 10:21:15:

We leave loads on to refill the silo all the time. If you use innoculant, you will be able to tell a significant difference if one load is treated and the other not, as the treated load will heat considerably less.

I would not put the loads in a shed overnight, and be sure to unload the left-on loads slowly, as the material will pull somewhat harder as it packs overnight, and also heats and sticks together. This will make the wagons pull harder. Odds of shearing a pin etc are greater on loads left on overnight.

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