I guess some things are easier to control than others. It probably doesn't hurt to check scales once in a while, I typicaly do on my first load of fert for the year, but not on a regular basis. Knowing which joints are crooked helps too. When your dealing with 42mt you might expect a difference of a bushell or two, but probably not much more. On a busy day those load samples add up to about 3-4bushel, it would be enough to buy a case or two of beer per month for the guys, but having enough "own oats" to sell to ranchers would be a good indicator to do buisness elsewhere.
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