Great night for freezing canola

[Guest]

must be a bitch in hot countries like australia cooling grain
-30 global warming sure works good

[fjlip]

And lakes and streams/rivers for safe thickness, these winds made lake clean of snow. Groomers will be safe, if it SNOWS!

[835 versatile]

must be a bitch in hot countries like australia cooling grain
-30 global warming sure works good

Hi ..when there is frost on roofs and the humidity is up in high seventies is it still okay pushing that air though the canola...I’ve always waited until humidity comes down to do it ...I lose a few good nights doing it that way....I have not grown canola that many years and have been a little nervous with some of the problems people have had with canola...I guess I’m thinking the canola may get frosty inside the bin

[Guest]

I don’t think it hurts
Hard to put moisture back in canola except with a garden hose
This years it’s all 5-6 , wish it would take on some

[blackpowder]

Just remember, canola hardest to push air through.
On my 8 -9 ring bins, the rh level stalls out and concentrates halfway up if bin full. Temp will level out with time. CFM gauge on plenums as well.
Think I read somewhere 18' of head is all a fan can take for efficient air movent.
So if your bins full and no cables, pull a load or two out just to be sure.
RH in grain column not a factor this year but you will even out temp way faster.

[LWeber]

18' of head is all a fan can take .

Me too...