Tips on handling, drying and storing damaged grain
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10/18/2020
Grain damage resulting from the August derecho storm is widespread and highly variable in Iowa this fall. The windstorm flattened many cornfields and left stalks lodged and tangled. This year’s drought also weakened stalks and resulted in downed corn. Iowa State University Extension has put together a list of practices farmers should consider this fall for good grain management, especially when working with suboptimal quality grain. For more of the article, please click here.
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