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Brandon SWIA

Posted 9/20/2007 22:21 (#206983 - in reply to #206835)
Subject: Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator

I am guessing FM. A hand shelled sample is usually very clean. A combined sample has more fines and bits of cob. The cob would typically be higher in moisture.

Brandon

Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - Millhouse : 9/20/2007 19:12
- Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - hwdcne : 9/20/2007 19:24
  - Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - GlenravenFarms : 9/20/2007 19:56
- RE: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - agboy : 9/20/2007 21:10
- Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - msb : 9/20/2007 21:33
- RE: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - Dave Frisch : 9/20/2007 22:18
- Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - Brandon SWIA : 9/20/2007 22:21
- Re: Why hand shelling is dryer than the elevator - dutch : 9/20/2007 22:51

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