1. Just run fans and let dry down with air 2/. Low heat with stirator or will it damage to many? 3. Freeze them in bin and wait until spring to run air? -Any and all suggestions greatly appreciated

We've dry low heat usually around 90-95 degrees and we have ran stirators didnt see much damage. Guess it also depends on moisture only done this on 16% higher.

Run fans when humidity is under 55 percent if its over 55 you wont get to far

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6 years agoAgronomy

Any suggestions or recommendations on drying soybeans?

Just run fans and let dry down with air

2/. Low heat with stirator or will it damage to many?

Freeze them in bin and wait until spring to run air?

-Any and all suggestions greatly appreciated

Verified FBN Member (IL)

6 years ago

We dry at 130 degrees Fahrenheit through a continuous flow tower dryer. Doesn’t take much to dry beans compared to corn.

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