Grain storage: Silo buyer's guide
Published: 1 Mar 2013
The decision of which silo to buy can be daunting, mainly because it’s a 20+ year investment and not a purchase that is easily returned or traded-in if it proves unsuitable. The following information will help identify the key features to look for when purchasing silos.
Key points
- Buying silos is a significant, long-term investment – take the time to make the right choice
- Consider the storage requirements for the next 20 years – not just the next season
- For reliable insect control and grain quality maintenance, choose a gas-tight sealable storage, which also has aeration.
- Gas-tight sealable storage must meet the Australian Standard AS2628
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Region: National; North; South; West
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