As outdoor temperatures warm during spring and early summer, there is an increasing potential for grain-storage problems and an increasing need for grain monitoring and management, says Ken Hellevang, North Dakota State University-Extension agricultural engineer and grain-drying expert.
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Proper grain handling remains critical
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Stored grain should be monitored closely to detect any storage problems early.
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