Posted by jd-tom on November 03, 2009 at 11:23:10 from (98.132.209.16):
A question for everyone - with the varying degrees of mold that is on the ears of corn out in the field this year, is it a good idea or not to put this corn in a crib to dry this year? From what I've seen of it, it is still on the surface of the kernels and I think that between the action of shelling it in the combine, drying it and running it through several conveyors along the way, most of this mold should fall out or blow away by the time it actually ends up in storage. But putting this corn in a crib will end up with this mold remaining with the corn and I think that it will not dry down quickly enough in the crib before this mold causes more problems. Any thoughts or past experience with this to share?
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