Grain Storage Buildings by Walters Buildings Offer Flexible Multi-Use Storage Option for Corn and Soybean Farmers
By Walters Buildings
May 14, 2007 |
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Greater demand for corn and soybean crops for bio-fuels prompts farmers to look for effective alternatives for grain storage, such as flexible multi-use storage buildings offered by Walters Buildings, which are able to not only maintain conditions required for effective crop storage, but also serve other agricultural storage needs (http://www.waltersbuildings.com/agshedbuilding.html).
PR9.NET May 14, 2007 - Allenton, WI – The projected increase in corn and soybean crops from the growing demand for bio-fuels has farmers looking for effective alternatives for grain storage as they produce more crops to meet the demand. Many are turning to flexible multi-use storage buildings offered by Walters Buildings, which are able to not only maintain conditions required for effective crop storage, but also serve other agricultural storage needs (http://www.waltersbuildings.com/agshedbuilding.html).
Walters Buildings, a leading manufacturer of agricultural storage buildings for the Midwest, offers corn and soybean farmers temporary grain storage options that help protect from threats such as moisture, wind, birds, rodents, and insects, while also providing ideal storage for farm equipment such as tractors, trucks, hay and hay equipment, planters and seeders, etc.
"The farmers who are set to benefit from the increased demand for corn and soybean crops risk loss or damage of the harvested grain if it is not stored in the proper conditions," said Walters Buildings VP Sales and Marketing Brent Henschel. "The tight grade restrictions on grains for the bio-fuels market means farmers need to preserve the quality of the grains. Making use of Walters Buildings' flexible grain storage options is an effective way to store and protect grain until it goes to market, and farmers benefit with added storage space for farm and ag equipment, too."
Grain storage buildings by Walters Buildings allow flexibility to adapt storage needs according to crop harvests and seasonal considerations. Grain storage pole barn structures contain additional strength to provide for grain forces, tight seals to eliminate grain spillage, and feature design that minimizes condensation and maximizes ventilation and aeration. View a PDF of specifications for pole building grain storage structures here: http://www.waltersbuildings.com/pdf/grain-storage/grain-storage-datasheet.pdf
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