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of wet s and
75,000 bushels of dry 0teMes1041 dale.
Anderson Fludrys OU tom' '0f Win.
includingw'heat, soybean,
and c anoia.
Mike Snobelen, own of Andeison Flax
Product%, says, t e f t1 a :age
spade came about beta e';muease in
demand for groin (hying in the aim,
"We must eosin that at 1 t tinne we
can handle all the grain we cnn," said
Snobelen. `lbere's no sense in having' a
grain dryer When 3011 don't have. enough
spat to atote $464 040,7.•
Since he p d the in. 976,,
Snobeleit hes Flax be and its ,o in a d'
canolaleaning oPenttiort,',In 1976; a grain
dryev Was added which dries grain at a rate of
200 bushels,. per hour. Fbur yearnlater, irn
1983, a larger grain dryer was added whidi
heed by *none and f a :.
system by a eleg a fans.
T e grain.U4 that !=acool i g unit a
donning
the d e` areas
4ahn yt a grain is sold, by the'farnaer, it, is
then sbipped`to the Giaderiah tom' grain
elevatats.
early Ailguatd
Haag are illavaated, i„i4 .. dame r f
don't �l a great .d of4 .►; . because
they dry '....' der*'in the field. The next
peak,' 'e , says fiddle, begins in the latter
of r .her when corn and soy beaus are
h: -.ted. During this time the dryers
run continuously until early December.
Anderson Max iltoducts of't elusow'has expanded their,utorage apace witha 100 f .idloand
additional steel bin to double heir wet and dry storage capability, The, elevretor now has a fatty
of fo.000 bushes of wet sta►°age and. 74,000 bushels of day:e. N034,..ran,,OirqNext MIke
Snobelen plans to bultd another unlotiading pit to enable faster .` gal the, grain i and
another silo to further incaeas a dry storage space. •„ ` (Photo by Man Ivett)
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