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Southeast Colorado | Don't remember for sure. I know it would have been plenty dry. You probably have more experience than me on that anyway. I just know it sure seemed a lot different than our fall harvested crops. Come summer time we start having to really watch our bags for wildlife damage. I'm hauling milo and corn now. The grain is very good but a couple times a week we have a torn up bag with a few buckets of grain spilled out. One the other day was right on the very top and you could see the raccoon tracks walking right up the side of the bag! I really wish all of the bagged grain was gone between June and October here. Markets haven't always cooperated for me though. Edit: I haven't found a good off farm market for wheat so I guess I'll just let the elevator store it for me at 4 cents a month.
Edited by tmrand 6/18/2016 13:09
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For you chemistry experts: Urea vs AMS spreading before laying a grain bag down for rodent control
