Shane Stutzman

@JessicaCoody @iamNoahJaCobSon

Shout out to these Husker fans letting the ref know to watch the holding on Pryce! They were acknowledged and got a thumbs up! 🤞#GBR

@BlaseFarms @sanegrain At 72 feet you get into commercial unloads and the price starts to creep up,

@BlaseFarms @sanegrain It’s all about ground loading, which is directly affected by Eave height/ grain column. Generally speaking a 10 ring (wide 44”) Bin is pretty safe with minimal dirt work (18”-3’) 48’x10 is 61k bushels 54x10 is 78k bushels 60’x10 is 100k bushels

@BlaseFarms @sanegrain Above that height is generally where we get geotechnical exploration involved

@FreschlyJon @sanegrain Yeah, the fact that something like that can be fixed blows my mind.

@StutzShane @sanegrain One of the first "big concretes" Transconna Winnipeg 1913....can you believe that. Its an interesting story. They actually righted that thing in one piece. Last I knew it is still standing. So next time you think you really F'd up and cant fix it.....consider this.

@FreschlyJon @sanegrain That’s wild 🤢

@sanegrain @StutzShane That $7000 seems pretty damn cost effective now boys don't it.

@sanegrain After that the sidewall gets taller and cost per bushel starts rising. Common misconception that big bins are less expensive.

@sanegrain The projects we did in Dresden/Selden required over excavation 15’ deep….The one I built in Norcatur had 60’ deep concrete piles every 3’ - so you’re spending 100’s of thousands just getting the site ready. There’s a sweet spot at 60-100k where it’s relatively ‘cheap’

@BenYetter1 Hutch/ GSI powersweep clutch yoke. Not known for having a long lifespan.

@StutzShane Kelly Ryan feeder wagon part by chance?

IYKYK

@jrbigredfan I couldn’t agree with you more- and thanks for specifying 🤣

@StutzShane Trash. The part. Not you 😂

@GDryerRepairman These guys are doing research so cross contamination will be critical. The smaller batch size and equipment cost was attractive for their needs. This facility was originally a commercial Feedmill and it was just too big. They had ingredients stuck/ rotting in overhead tanks

@StutzShane I have seen them and they intruged me I just haven't ever recommended them in my consulting as I don't have experience with that aspect. Now at a chicken farm where a small amount of cross contamination is it wouldn't worry me but it would be interesting to know how much is left

Putting the final touches on this Feedmill we reconfigured with an AGI Flexmill for the University of Wyoming in Laramie. Making first batches in the coming weeks.

@GDryerRepairman Good question, we’ll find out soon. The paddle tolerances are pretty tight. I’m pretty sure the program flushes medication and small ingredients by pushing more ground corn through the loop after those ingredients are added.

@StutzShane How well do the vertical ends clean out on those systems?

🎴7 used 4000 bu Meridian grain bins for sale. Skids, 3 site glasses, auto lids, goose neck vents, man hole, rocket air, 5hp fan, fan bracket. Just grain in them 7-10 years old. Excellent shape no rust. $19,000 ea. Located near Souris MB.

@BohlingMatt Felt it in Friend… at first thought it was a nasty gust of wind and then realized it was calm. Stood there thinking I was losing my mind 😂

I think I just felt an earthquake in Nebraska anyone else feel it?

Tweet of the day.

@MaizeingPete All too familiar. There for a while I was keeping them in my desk drawer.

GSI guys know. They also want these clipped on an engineer’s sack

Why is it up to farmers to lower food prices? Why is it up to cattlemen to lower beef prices? These mf’s debase the currency, over regulate production, and allow monopolies to exist unchecked for decades. Then expect producers to take lower prices for the common good. 🖕🏼off