• Agronomy
Dry fertilizer storage
Anyone ever put these 3k flat bottom bins on a hopper bottom, then lined them with epoxy paint or rubber roof coating and used them for dry fertilizer storage? We’ve got a few of these that we don’t use anymore and trying to brainstorm ideas for them.
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Great question. But i wondered the other day about an old cement silo. . maybe pour new floor and auger. . wont sweat like steel.
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True. Pretty dry out here. Some sweating would still happen but not like up in your neck of the woods.
Really looking hard at switching ov...
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Flat storage ? Special products for building. But the you can repurpose if unused. I started looking into a meridan bin. But sure. Now we du...
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Hadn’t thought of flat storage. Mostly laziness. I’m sure a skid steer or mini loader would be fine. Not like I’d need a huge building or bi...
MoreI don’t think you will be able to seal eaves or lid on bin. Any nitrogen product will set up over a month of storage, phosphorus will mayb...
MoreI’ll take your word on it. I was thinking epoxy the sides and the hopper bottom, then spray foam the roof to try to seal the eves. Top lid c...
MoreUse to work at a Co.op with meridians. They sucked. You will wear out a rubber mallet. Guy in town out bins like that up on cones for grain ...
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Thanks *****. In all likelihood it’s not gonna happen since we are setup for liquid. I like the idea of dry broadcast but we put on dry anyt...
MoreA few years ago I found new smooth walls bins were similar if not cheaper than a cone bottom. You can get a steeper sloped cone for fert wi...
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I've used flat bottom bins for urea. Painted the bottom 6-12" of the galvanized sheets. Works ok for winter filling and use during seeding. ...
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I've tried it, small bins only though id say.
It works but next time I'd try putting 4 mill plastic up the side wall about 8'. The downsid...
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