That bin is a top dryer bin. Holds the grain in the top to dry then you drop slides and it falls into the bottom. It's a bad 70s design that was already on our farm when we bought it.
@@jameswest673 peanut oil is mighty high priced for feeding....a cheaper mixture might be actual soybeans,,they are naturally oily and would help suppress the dust of the corn
I found it pretty funny how you fold the empty feed sacks. I do the same thing too. I guess we suffer from OCD or something.LOL
sir please can you share your whole feed formula with exact quantity and with full detail . can you show your all ingredients ? .please sir
That is how you hang a gate
Why is the bin fan at the top instead of the bottom blowing threw the floor never seen that in Illinois
That bin is a top dryer bin. Holds the grain in the top to dry then you drop slides and it falls into the bottom. It's a bad 70s design that was already on our farm when we bought it.
What is the liquid that is added at the begining?
That is Soybean oil, we add it as a binder, to suppress corn dust while grinding, and to give the corn a sweet smell for the calves.
Would peanut oil work too?
@@jameswest673 peanut oil is mighty high priced for feeding....a cheaper mixture might be actual soybeans,,they are naturally oily and would help suppress the dust of the corn
@Wendy Smith I have wanted to look into that for a few years now, but my father isn't a huge fan of the idea.
Did you grind corn or just fill mixer. What other ingredients were added.
Corn, Alfalfa, Protein Pellets, and Soybean Oil.
@@RuralMidwest how loud is the feed grinder do you have to wear hearing protection
@@kaytlinadams9224 It is loud but not to bad.
@@RuralMidwest im so glad to hear that i would love to learn how the feed grinder works and what favorite speed it likes to be on when working
Ótimo trabalho, muito bem, meu amigo