Proper grain storage crucial in late winter and spring

Stored grain should be monitored closely to detect any storage problems early. NDSU photo
Stored grain should be monitored closely to detect any storage problems early. NDSU photo

NDSU Extension As outdoor temperatures begin to warm, the potential for grain storage problems increases.

With the likelihood for issues going up, the need for grain monitoring and management does as well, said Ken Hellevang, grain drying expert and retired North Dakota State University Extension agricultural engineer.

Navigating temperature changes

During a winter day, the outdoor air may fluctuate …