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Drying Grain And Aeration

Dec 02, 2016

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On yesterday’s program, Harry Brook crop specialist at the Ag-Info Centre talked about the issues of taking grain off wet. Today he goes into more detail on options to dry that grain, first looking at maximum temperatures for various crops.
 
Interview with Harry Brook (3:13 minutes) (1.47 Mb)
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