1. Oh boy,this IS a good move,but, having a balanced plan to prevent the shortage through sustained supply chain sourcings might be the answer.

   Again incremental to the transportation logistics and that roadmap.

   Look,one thing is for sure,I know working farmers,I know working agribusiness investors. How this plays out in the futures pricing is the primary business driver for all concerned.

   Better pathways to the global trade market incrementally controls grain demand,and thus overall production per/acre planted,for the forecast.

   Believe it or not,I have heard really viable solutions to the problem actually discussed,and probably solved,in of all places “Duck blinds”.

   No pun intended,the most viable solution to grain drying expenses and storage timing was worked out by a group of farmers and their grain company seed suppliers and a “thermodynamics guy” sitting in a Delta Duck blind back during the early 90s.
   Huge delta grain dealers there.absolutely global world trade exports,huge,set the price with a put or a take,huge.

   Wet weather and impending lingering spring planting cold across the plains drove the discussion that day,as a thermodynamics fella,I was all ears.

   The 1991 Mississippi river record flood event after a monster basin snow melt with monster rain incursions in the spring set up the discussion due to commodities reactions to the previous record flooding,in the delta.
   Every incremental cost expense to be incurred was pretty much discussed by the guys who were in fact, the guys and companies thereof, holding the contracts on pretty much on the Midwestern United states puts &,and takes. Amazing stuff to hear,and pretty plain darn simple to solve.

   You’re talking corn,all the numbers,wheat,Beans all those numbers, Rice and cotton,good grief come to think of it, tobacco,as well.

   I’ve thought of the solution with the grain dryers per/propane BTUs/per bushel,it always was somewhat of a extra cost to build the system I designed,as having propane was just more economical kind of “land O plenty” situation,however,today,with inclimate weather demand supply shortages,carbon sequestration maybe,not so much.

   A sustainable balanced farm grain management system* that can easily be converted to another actually more efficient and carbon friendlier grain drying method and the system would in fact relieve supply point infrastructure pressures at times like these.

   Not a total replacement,by no means,due to operating expenses,however a reliable incremental back up to keep energy supplies balanced managed during situations that require time spans of uninterrupted hydrocarbon energy for other uses such as the farmhouse or shop heating.
   The systems key resource is something Indiana has an surplus in out in the rural regionals,kinda an nicely supplied Hoosier available resource blend,somewhat.
   And no,its not bovine manure/scatolgy,I’d go to you’re House districts,and Senate chambers and they’re ridiculous preoccupation of spending time on scooter incursions, and who should marry who,when,what, or how,if I needed reliable supply with that stuff.
   If I could harness the sensible heat put forth in that waste time,I might be able to go fast enough to blast off circle the sun and warp time and return about 100 years from now and see how it all worked out.

   You all would probably be lining up to be dishing on creating fees and licenses on the poor fellas stuck on the jet skis though,darn jerks zipping in and outta traffic in the rice fields and waterways down along the grand inland midwestern gulf where you all used to raise corn.and dry it with propane,so it can be sold,without being “docked” 🙂

   I think back to my Grandfather the ole Indiana dairy farmer,geez if he had the system he would have used it for sure. Independent sort that guy.

   “pro di immortales”

   “good heavens”

2. What? What’s this capitalist blasphemy? Let em freeze to death you commie liberals!

3. Give Mrs. Thermodynamics my regards.

   Jesus Christ Visitor, you’re interesting to read but sometimes I miss taking my medicine because your “explanation” is so long.

   Condense it so you can smoke it.

   Better yet, quit smoking it.

4. Solution:
   Balance your comprehension skills with your retitude,don’t smoke,and just take you’re dang medicine as prescribed,timing is everything for any actual viability for sustained balance*.

   BTW,please don’t compare me to Jesus Christ historically that gets a fella far to much attention from those of the regulatory religious bents. Those guys nailed the fella to a wood resource they cobbled together,crowned’em with thorns,speared him a little bit,after,the puppet regulators of the era sentenced him,marched’em through the public view,then they hung”em out with some known criminals to complete “the show” for all that dare to perform a wee social miracle or two…………..

   “Dang the subversive regulator challenger”,healing someone for free,feeding the hungry in mass,throwing a hissy fit about realm taxes being collected anywhere near a blasted temple of reverence. Then, accepting being hung out and publicly torchered for a show of political regulation.

   “Structured regulators,and local toadies of the Roman conquest. [BC,then really quick,AD ]

   If power corrupts,That guy Jesus Christ is the definition of emotional restraint and humility. …{note}

   Shoot,from what I read,his Pop is holding of some due ,as well.

   Go get some more meds,I won’t tell.

   “All religions,arts and sciences are branches of the same tree” ,and “an empty stomach,is not a good political adviser”. (Albert Einstein)

   • Got it!

     and mums the word on the meds bro

     Later

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