Posted by super99 on October 06, 2007 at 18:18:08 from (75.107.164.177):
I have heard people talk about it, but never have done it yet. Corn is 17 percent. Can I put it in the bin and just run air on it and it will dry? It should, but how long will I need to run fan and how much can you put in the bin to do this. It's a 21ft bin with a Shivvers setup in it. Don't know if it's worth renting a LP tank and buying gas or just wait for a couple of weeks. The bin holds 4500 bu up to the top of the center upright auger, and then you have about a ring and the peak left to fill when corn is dry. Do you shut off the air at night and just run it in the daytime or run fan all the time? Looks to me like the humidity at night would put moisture back into the corn. Any body doing this? Chris
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