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Actually it is rare to need a grain dryer here. I've managed to harvest my grain dry most years when the weather co-operates. This harvest and really the summer was just too cool and cloudy. A lot of canola crops just did not ripen. They were finally swathed in desperation but still the seed remained too green to safely harvest. So the swaths will lay in the fields for the winter and I don't know what condition it will be by spring. Luckily I got all mine done dry. Just that one field of standing wheat left.
Yes, been here all my life and its the only place I'd want to live.
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