Monitoring grain temperature and aerating grain
As spring temperatures begin to rise, it is important to keep a close eye on stored grain. Warmer weather can lead to increased moisture migration and spoilage risks. Producers are reminded to regularly monitor grain temperature and moisture levels and ensure proper aeration to maintain grain quality.
Check out this article by CGC to refresh on:
- How temperature and moisture work
- Determine the moisture content of grain
- Monitoring temperature
- How to use aeration systems
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