Costs of Storing Corn On the Farm
Costs of Storing Corn On the Farm
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1927] COSTS OK STORING COK. N 7 Instead of using the average, therefore, in applying these results, it is better to select from the table some year for which the figures ap- pear to fit the conditions of the year under consideration. For in- stance, when corn is cribbed late in the season in a year when it is well matured and has had a good chance to dry in the field, the prob- able shrinkage is best indicated by that determined for the year 1913 or 1906, when the loss in weight was comparative...ly small. On the other hand, if conditions have made necessary the cribbing of corn containing considerable moisture, the larger shrinkage given for 1911 or 1903 will more closely indicate the loss in weight to be expected.
In selling corn on this basis, without considering definitely the grade of the grain, any raising of the grade thru storage benefits the seller only in a general way. And no definite value can be assigned to it.
Corn Sold on the Ear, Grade Considered A different set of conditions is encountered when the corn is sold as ear corn but on the basis of grades determined after the corn is shelled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1927] COSTS OK STORING COK. N 7 Instead of using the average, therefore, in applying these results, it is better to select from the table some year for which the figures ap- pear to fit the conditions of the year under consideration. For in- stance, when corn is cribbed late in the season in a year when it is well matured and has had a good chance to dry in the field, the prob- able shrinkage is best indicated by that determined for the year 1913 or 1906, when the loss in weight was comparative...ly small. On the other hand, if conditions have made necessary the cribbing of corn containing considerable moisture, the larger shrinkage given for 1911 or 1903 will more closely indicate the loss in weight to be expected.
In selling corn on this basis, without considering definitely the grade of the grain, any raising of the grade thru storage benefits the seller only in a general way. And no definite value can be assigned to it.
Corn Sold on the Ear, Grade Considered A different set of conditions is encountered when the corn is sold as ear corn but on the basis of grades determined after the corn is shelled.
What to read after Costs of Storing Corn On the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lacey Fletcher Rickey to read onlineMoreLess
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