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Spring Grain Bin Maintenance for More Efficient Storage
Winter can be hard on every part of a farm operation, and your grain bin is no exception. As temperatures rise and spring fieldwork begins, this is the perfect time to inspect, clean, and service your storage system so it is ready for another season of dependable performance. At Valley View Agri-Systems, we know
Stored Grain Management as Temperatures Warm Up
As spring settles in and temperatures begin to rise, grain storage requires a fresh look. What was stable during the colder months can quickly become vulnerable as warmer weather creates ideal conditions for moisture migration, condensation, spoilage, and insect activity. For growers and commercial operators alike, this is the time
SU4GS Week: A Safety Stand Up Can Make a Big Difference
At Valley View Agri-Systems, safety is not something we talk about once a year and then move on. It is part of how good operations are built, how teams stay productive, and how people get home safely at the end of the day. That is why Stand Up 4 Safety
One Size Does Not Fit All with Grain Management Operations
At Valley View Agri-Systems, we know that a grain management operation is only as effective as the people who use it. A layout that works well for one employee may create inefficiency or even hazards for another. That is why a truly effective grain system should be designed with real
250 Years of Progress in Grain Management
Grain has been at the heart of agriculture for centuries — and for 250 years it’s been the engine behind some of the biggest advances in farm management. Here’s a readable tour through the past 250 years of grain management: the problems growers faced, the equipment and design advances that
Grain Management: Match Equipment and Handling to Crop Type
Good grain storage starts with the right plan. Different crops behave differently during harvest and in storage, so your grain management approach — from grain handling equipment settings to grain monitoring equipment checks and grain conditioning — should change with the crop. Below is a focused guide. Why crop type matters Grains vary in kernel size, oil content, moisture tolerance,