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Posted by Dave from MN on August 17, 2006 at 08:07:46 from (64.13.56.17):
Any one recently erected a smaller storage bin for grain- corn/soybeans, oats / etc. I need to get one up in the next year. I suppose I'll start with a 2000 bushel or so size. Is it wise to get a drying bin or a waste of cash. I dont want to get caught having to sell for market price during harvest and will need corn for them there critters were getting. And if I can pick up them there 60 acres next to me that'll help equally distribute my 12 semi loads of chicken poop I have every year. I thought about going with cob corn and cribs, but with the hen barn and a woods right here, I dont want to deal with an influx of rats and mice.
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