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C IL | Well, while you are fretting about it, why not put about 2-4 feet of corn in that bin tomorrow and start fanning it day and night. Your airflow will be good with a shallow layer and it probably will dry noticeably in a few days while you are doing something else, and then you can add another layer. You can always quit. I would bet that you will get it dry enough to hold into winter if you keep the fan on. It will take some electricity, tho. You can take a probe and push it into the corn and feel the drying "front" and whether it is moving up toward the top of that layer of corn. Don't turn the fan off too early. An idea. | |
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Air dry corn - how wet?
