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rab1964

Posted 9/11/2014 14:18 (#4068829 - in reply to #4068506)
Subject: RE: Drying & shrink question for math majors.

My electricity would be lower than yours but your gas is about 1/2 of what mine would have been. Unless I only had a few hundred acres of corn to do I would have been running too at those costs. The question I want to know is how many acres did that come from?

Drying & shrink question for math majors. - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 11:27
- RE: Drying & shrink question for math majors. - wmst : 9/11/2014 12:00
- RE: What do you want to know? - 1234 : 9/11/2014 12:04
  - I didn't correct moisture because everyone here uses a different formula. But, - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 14:18
  - RE: What do you want to know? - GregWCIL : 9/11/2014 19:10
- RE: Drying & shrink question for math majors. - Iowegian : 9/11/2014 12:44
  - One sample per truckload in and - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 13:17
- RE: Drying & shrink question for math majors. - sand85 : 9/11/2014 13:29
  - Electric costs may be a bit high, but that includes the wet and dry legs, - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 13:36
  - One of figures the LP to NG conversion wrong. - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 19:23
    - RE: One of figures the LP to NG conversion wrong. - sand85 : 9/11/2014 21:50
- RE: Drying & shrink question for math majors. - rab1964 : 9/11/2014 14:18
  - First liar doesn't stand a chance. - illfarmr : 9/11/2014 14:25

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