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STORED GRAIN MANAGEMENT VITAL TO RETAINING QUALITY & PROFIT NGF Optimal Grain Quality Workshop, January 31, 2012 Grain prices have taken a big hit in the past month, resulting with many producers and elevators holding grain in storage longer and waiting for the markets to rebound. Given the high commodity prices, it's important for grain handling facilities to preserve the crop's quality through effectively managing stored grain. This is especially true for cost and quality conscience ethanol producers and food processors. So plan to attend the Nebraska Grain and Feed Association’s (NGF) OPTIMAL GRAIN QUALITY WORKSHOP on January 31, 2012, at The NGF Office Basement Conference Room, 1233 Lincoln Mall, Lincoln, NE. The workshop will feature Dr. Charles R. Hurburgh, Jr., Professor, Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Professor in Charge, Iowa Grain Quality Initiative. Topics will include proper handling and storage of incoming grain, grain conditioning, including aeration and other grain systems needed to provide the optimal quality of grain needed in today's marketplace, including for the production of ethanol. Your farm customers are encouraged to attend!
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