Grain System Tour

[@MikeLoveBuns]

Huge operation ! Mike from Hannibal, Missouri

[@cooladam211]

I’m not a farmer at all but I really like your videos man! I’m going to college to get an agronomy degree because my cousins are agronomists and cow farmers. I think this stuff is fascinating. Thank you for the content!

[@goldingerfarms9357]

Thank you for watching

[@artyomm9442]

Great job. But how about grain cleaners? Do you clean the grain before or after the dryer?

[@farmlifesd5722]

What do you like better about brocks than sukups. We have Brock bins but just curious. Another great video

[@goldingerfarms9357]

I don’t know if sukups are really any better or worse than Brocks but I like to pick on them since the electricians don’t like them

[@willr69420]

*There. I'm all caught up, I've watched all of your videos and enjoyed every single one. Are you going to get a degree in Agronomy?*

[@tricogustrico]

So each of the big bins holds about 260000 pecks. Why don't they measure grain by weight instead of volume?
I do enjoy your videos.

[@goldingerfarms9357]

douglasfilm it has to do with grain quality and test weight. Poor quality grain will weigh less and it will occupy the same volume as a crop that was higher quality. I’m not an expert on grain quality but I have learned some in my classes at college.

[@loborobertson7212]

👍👍🤠

[@stoop8810]

Air system are kinda bad glad we took ours out in put in a 4,000 bushel per hour dry leg

[@goldingerfarms9357]

Looking back a leg would've been a better choice than the air system.