Remember my experiment with sorghum and steel drums?

[whitewing]

It worked!!!!!

Talked to the boys at the ranch (I'm currently in the US) and they've had zero problems with spoilage, mold, bad odors, emptying the drums....and most importantly....acceptance by my cattle. Some of that grain was pretty darned humid, but so far, it's all good. ;-)

 

[Angus Cowman]

just goes to show that you will never know til ya give it a try
glad it worked for you

 

[dun]

I was hoping to hear you were opening a distillery

 

[whitewing]

I've decided that since I'm planting a lot more of my place in bermuda this year I'm going to have a lot less acreage for planting sorghum.

Since we're expecting a good "winter" or rainy season, I'm going to plant corn. A decent crop of corn on much smaller acreage will still give me the volume of what I need to hold my animals over at the end of next year's summer.

So, back to the steel drums.

 

[TexasBred]

It worked!!!!!

Talked to the boys at the ranch (I'm currently in the US) and they've had zero problems with spoilage, mold, bad odors, emptying the drums....and most importantly....acceptance by my cattle. Some of that grain was pretty darned humid, but so far, it's all good. ;-)

If I was in Venzuela and you were in Louisiana and you called I'd assure you that all was well too. :lol2: In all seriousness....glad it's working for you. ;-)

 

[Kingfisher]

I've decided that since I'm planting a lot more of my place in bermuda this year I'm going to have a lot less acreage for planting sorghum.

Since we're expecting a good "winter" or rainy season, I'm going to plant corn. A decent crop of corn on much smaller acreage will still give me the volume of what I need to hold my animals over at the end of next year's summer.

So, back to the steel drums.

Hello friend! How many " animals' have you got today?