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Oh joy, it’s time to sweep grain bins

Aug 07, 2020

Laborious and a bit dangerous, bin clean out is necessary to make way for new crop storage.

The problem with stored grain — now and this fall

Jul 08, 2020

Even farmers who have cleaned out the old crop may need to rethink storage options for fall.

Grain storage space issues loom for fall

Jun 25, 2020

With grain still in storage from last year, farmers are considering where to put this year’s harvest.

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The peril of holding grain too long

Jun 10, 2020

For some farmers, storage is a tool for carrying last year’s marketing problem into the next year.

2 marketing tips to manage bushels this fall

May 26, 2020

Understanding basis and futures carry can help construct a plan to manage and extract the available revenue from grain storage.

Don't gamble with stored grain

May 21, 2020

Risk of corn and soybeans spoiling in the bin is higher than usual this spring and summer.

Planting on schedule, markets are concerning

Apr 27, 2020

Good weather means good start to spring planting.

Risk to stored grain rises as weather warms up

Apr 10, 2020

Follow these steps to help prevent damage to your stored grain this spring.

Hay bales wrapped in white plastic scattered across a green field

Consider these 5 factors when storing baleage

Mar 24, 2020

Wrap those bales tight, in less than 24 hours after baling, and shoot for 45% to 55% moisture.

Don’t try drying corn with natural air systems in winter

Feb 04, 2020

Cold winter air can’t hold enough moisture to dry 21% moisture corn to safe storage levels.

Jonesboro peanut shelling plant adds value to farms

Dec 12, 2019

Peanut shelling plant brings opportunities to Mid-South.

6 Stories not to miss: Waterhemp, grain drying and storage

Nov 14, 2019

Waterhemp and the propane shortage top this week’s top stories.

Tips for cooling stored grain

Nov 01, 2019

You may be in the thick of harvest, but don’t forget to cool stored grain that’s in the bin.

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