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NC KS | I have dried plenty of milo in the past but always with in bin dryers. Seems like it is a lot slower than corn to dry and correct on getting air through it.
I haven't done it but with those acres, I would spray Roundup on it in stages related to how many acres you can cut in a day or 2. The risk is the milo will fall over with some wind help if you can't get it cut when it is dry. I believe it takes about a week from spraying to being dry. I hope someone with experience would post about it. | |
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Newbie Milo grower looking for drying and storing advice
