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Central Missouri | I just read the first coupla paragraphs but it is totally opposite of everything I have been taught and observed. During the day the temps are warm and humidity is low thus air can take on more moisture and drying takes place. At night air is cool and humidity is high and air can't take on much moisture because the humidity is already 75% plus. You do your drying during the day and fall cooling at night. | |
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Unconventional Grain drying question
