Wisconsin | DBindiana - 6/17/2024 05:47
Better have them aired and warmed back up. If bins are still cold from winter cooling the walls are going to get nasty fast with condensation in this weather.
You've got that backwards. Hot walls and cool grain will not condense on the walls unless they're leaking faster than the moisture is moving to the center of the grain. Cold grain in this weather will keep the walls dry, but rot if there's too much air flow to bring in moisture. Like if the wind is blowing in the fan, then it will make the bottom layer damp. More often the cool air will sink and the warm air will make a crust over the top. If it's sealed up well enough, the moisture will move to the center and not cause problems. The problems come from uncontrolled air movement. |
Any Advice on Storing Grain in these high temps….
