Even when your crop is securely tucked away in grain bins, there's still work to be done. After all, improperstorage is the leading cause of grain loss. Protecting that precious commodity from going out of condition, minimizing shrinkage, and preventing spoilage are the next hurdles. But as more and more bins are scattered across the countryside, checking themon a regular basis can be a challenge. With his approximately 70,000-bushel-capacity grain bins 5 miles from home, Alan Bonifas, who farms near Roseland, Nebraska, wanted to find an efficient way to safeguard his investment while reducing his drying costs at the same time.
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