It's usually stored in bunkers with a concrete floor and side walls. The transfer trucks back up to the bunker and dump the silage, then large tractors push it up while at the same time compacting it. There are plenty of YT videos on the process.
To : osudairy, I know you read #1 video, While they where taken down the 3 silos on the farm, they too where taking down the old barns and they destroyed the hen / chicken barns with the house that was there since 1940 and it was a beautiful old house and it was sad to see it go. They destroyed all of them in one day, they had each destruction crew for the house, the 4 barns, the silos and a destruction crew to take down the chicken house that held 70 chickens and they all came down on the same day? never saw so many tractors and alot of dump trucks?
I'd like to ask a question of someone who may know.....How do they now store grain if these silo's are not needed any longer?
It's usually stored in bunkers with a concrete floor and side walls. The transfer trucks back up to the bunker and dump the silage, then large tractors push it up while at the same time compacting it. There are plenty of YT videos on the process.
Corn Silage stored in Ag Bags on gravel pads. Dry grain still in grain bins.
@@ldgrmp Thanks I appreciate the edmumucation
Bud Blanke they will store the contents at McDonalds, where else?
You can skip ahead to 6:10 to see anything happen...
Impresionante, saludos
To : osudairy, I know you read #1 video, While they where taken down the 3 silos on the farm, they too where taking down the old barns and they destroyed the hen / chicken barns with the house that was there since 1940 and it was a beautiful old house and it was sad to see it go. They destroyed all of them in one day, they had each destruction crew for the house, the 4 barns, the silos and a destruction crew to take down the chicken house that held 70 chickens and they all came down on the same day? never saw so many tractors and alot of dump trucks?
perhaps a different location, no chicken barns at this site
I can hear Jeff Foxworthy now
Must be paid by the hour.
These videos are getting predictable 😂
Now who is gonna clean up that mess!!!!!!
Thay are waiting on you to do it...?
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why dont they cut the first 2 or three iron straps might make it fall quicker
Slip form poured Concrete 6" thick at base with rebar.
The last silo is stave.
need better camera
how about a professional explosives team. it would be safer for all around.
WAY to expensive
6:30 nothing runs like a Deere!