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<blockquote data-quote="TexasBred" data-source="post: 524420" data-attributes="member: 6897"><p>Yep...Amarillo is in the panhandle and has very little humidity. Central Texas has high humidity and the grain companies (tho small in size to Debruce) don't buy 15.5% corn knowing the humidity will be 50 to 70%....Somn what you're having a hard time dealing with is the 15.5% so called standards and the reality that many folks, including me, won't and don't buy corn at that moisture level and that much research has been done to prove lower moisture corn is not only heavier but higher in quality than the "standard". Now...when you called him did you ask him about test weights being higher on lower moisture corn? When you get that right you'll be off to a good "re-start". Nuff on this now. it's been fun. :tiphat:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexasBred, post: 524420, member: 6897"] Yep...Amarillo is in the panhandle and has very little humidity. Central Texas has high humidity and the grain companies (tho small in size to Debruce) don't buy 15.5% corn knowing the humidity will be 50 to 70%....Somn what you're having a hard time dealing with is the 15.5% so called standards and the reality that many folks, including me, won't and don't buy corn at that moisture level and that much research has been done to prove lower moisture corn is not only heavier but higher in quality than the "standard". Now...when you called him did you ask him about test weights being higher on lower moisture corn? When you get that right you'll be off to a good "re-start". Nuff on this now. it's been fun. :tiphat: [/QUOTE]
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