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    #16
    Last year I binned most of my canola at 13% or more mostly in 4000 bu with 3 or 5 hp fans and temp cables. It went in cold, and I kept running them everytime the weather was cold until they were -20 from top to bottom, then monitored till spring. Stored fine that way till May and even until June.

    10% or slightly worse without air, I eventually had to turn.

    18+ on air had to be turned regularly, partial bins only, and made quite a mess, but worked.
    18+ without air, cannot be turned often enough, any quantity no matter how small or thin will heat in the middle of winter.


    Just binned some more 16% with the intention that there will be better stuff to put on top.

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      #17
      Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
      Icy...some people around here have sacrificed their financial well being along with mental and physical health for their insatiable ego.

      So much for so little....
      Well put.

      Iceman out

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        #18
        Originally posted by iceman View Post
        We are about to find out the limits of tough grain after this year.

        People bagging canola at 16 to 12 with intentions of running it though a dryer which isn't setup yet & or a crusher taking it within a few weeks. Or a 42000 bus bins at 12% with one 10hp low speed fan.

        As the Mike Tyson once said "Everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face"

        The road to Ritchie Bros was paved with good intentions.

        The prairies "Highway of tears"

        Iceman out
        Lol!! Thats funny. Cruel as hell , but funny .

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          #19
          Shit going into bins at high moisture and put on aeration at this time of year i have one piece of advise.

          Buy a track hoe and a big tire and learn to swing the hoe against the bin to get the grain out.

          It will cake it will make a moisture top it is down right awful.

          We even have such issues in the wet bin drying a day after harvest. Every two days the wet bin has to be taken to zero grain and cleaned before you start up again.

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            #20
            We also clean our wet bin every three days! Today's job all those who think aeration will work come and help! It's clean and safe but leaving till Monday would of been real bad. Cake and lumps still have to get out of The bottom!

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