Before harvest season kicks into full gear, it’s essential to ensure your grain storage, handling, and drying equipment are ready. In this article, product experts from Brock Grain Systems share key tips to help you prepare for a smooth, efficient harvest and a worry-free storage season.
Find out some of the reasons Chris Dauk of Dauk Farms chose a VECTOR Mixed Flow Dryer in this informative video.
Consistency is key for profitable grain drying. That’s why Drummy Brothers Inc. in Ryan, Iowa, upgraded from the Quantum® Control to the INTUI-DRY® Control and TrueGrain™ Moisture Sensor System. Their new system provides accurate moisture readings and convenient control of their 1200 MEYER ENERGY MISER® Tower Dryer.
A recent 2024 survey reveals the trends for drying grain on the farm and gives you a glimpse of how your operation compares. Whether it offers new ideas for your farm or simply confirms what you’re already doing, you’ll definitely want to read this summary of the research results.
Cross Flow and Mixed Flow are terms that grain dryer manufacturers use to describe different ways that air flows through grain. But which is right for you? Grant Knobloch, Product Manager for Conditioning Systems at Brock Grain Systems, explains the key differences between grain dryers and some reasons you might choose one type over the other.
The BROCK® Commercial Tower (BCT) Dryer achieves accurate and consistent grain moisture levels with the help of the TrueGrain™ Moisture Sensor System and INTUI-DRY® Control. Read what a satisfied farm customer from North Central Iowa has to say about their BCT grain drying system.
Just because BROCK® Commercial Tower Dryers have “commercial” in their name, doesn’t mean they don’t have a solid place on the farm. Grant Knobloch, Product Manager for Conditioning Systems at Brock Grain Systems, explains some of the key reasons farm operations are upgrading to these high-capacity, high-efficiency dryers.
When Scott and Chris Dauk of Dauk Farms needed more drying capacity for their expanding operation, they added a new Brock wet bin and VECTOR™ Mixed Flow Dryer. They recently gave us a tour of their new grain system with a great view of Madison Lake, Minnesota.
Today’s grain dryers do some heavy lifting. They dry thousands of bushels of grain reliably and efficiently. And in some cases, they must work 24 hours a day to keep up with drying demand. None of this could happen without the brains behind the dryer control system. Learn more how INTUI-DRY® Control from Brock gets the job done.
Make sure your grain dryers are ready for uninterrupted service this harvest season. Follow this checklist of maintenance items recommended by Brock Grain Systems. Just a few easy steps now will keep your Brock dryers operating at peak performance and efficiency when you need them the most.