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Aberdeen MS | Several different ways to compute that. As has been shown already. Quite a difference when you see the results. 60 bushel difference between buck1400 and Hawk's method.
I use dry matter, which is what both above are doing, but using a different "factor" to get there.
Mine "should" come close to Hawk's, we'll see.
There are 47.6 pounds of dry matter in a 56# unit of 15% corn (56 times .85). Using the above examples of 25% moisture corn, a 56# unit has 42# of dry matter (56 times .75). 42 divided by 47.6 equals .882 bushels. Stretching that out to the thousand bushel example the other two used.
1000 bushels (56# units actually) of 25% corn would then yield you 882 bushels of 15% corn. | |
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Wet Bushels to Dry Bushels
