A challenging soybean harvest is raising many storage and drying questions, according to Ken Hellevang, agricultural engineer with North Dakota State University Extension.
Wet weather generating questions about soybean storage and drying
Soybeans need to be aerated to keep them cool once they are harvested and in storage. (NDSU photo)
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