@article{Heid:157052,
      recid = {157052},
      author = {Heid, Walter G. Jr and Aldis, David F.},
      title = {Solar-Supplemented, Natural Air Drying of Shelled Corn:  The Economic Limitations},
      address = {1981-06},
      number = {1488-2016-123837},
      series = {Technical Bulletin},
      pages = {45},
      year = {1981},
      abstract = {It is not economically feasible to supplement natural air  drying of high-moisture shelled corn by adding heat (solar  and otherwise). In some cases, that drying method speeds  product deterioration. A simulatiton analysis of the west  central Great Plains determined that benefits from adding  solar heat to batch-in-bin and layer~in-bin grain drying.  methods failed to offset the solar heat installation costs  and product deterioration losses. Findings also suggest  that high-speed, high temperature drying is necessary to  avoid field losses and to ensure marketable corn of high  quality.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/157052},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.157052},
}