Bulk Corn

at the grain elevator in port allen? We get ours at the grain elevator in Vidalia.

Damn that is a good price less than $5/50lbs of corn from your last year prices. Problem is storing 2k pounds of corn.

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Problem is storing 2k pounds of corn.

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It is the equivalent of 5 50 gallon drums, but I know not everyone has those readily available.

Not really sure. A club I was in got some a few years back, but I didn't go with them. I called them last year to get the prices, but ended up not buying any.

I'd imagine they'd load it for you because they sell it in individual bags too.

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5 50 gallon drums

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I guess thats how you transport it

Call up Atlas Feed Mill in Breaux Bridge. They(at one time) stocked a shitload of pickling barrels and sold them for about $15 a piece. They were probably 55-75 gallons and would hold 4-6 50lb sacks of cattle feed with screw on lids. We used them to store and transport all our cattle/pig feed. Great way to store grain/feed. Heck I think I still have a few laying around.

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in kansas i always put a tarp in the bed of my truck and have them weight me then have them blow about 2000lbs in the bed of my truck then get a big arse snow shovel and put it where u want it

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Followed somebody all the way down pickneyville road on the way to the camp with his bed loaded with corn like that...kernels were constantly falling out and bouncing off the road and hitting the windshield. Thought they were rocks until I realized they were disintegrating when they hit the truck

Thanks I use to buy straight from a farmer around Winnsboro but he no longer does it so I'm trying to find somewhere I can stop on the way up to my lease...I appreciate the feedback

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My Father-in-law

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Finally set a date? Im ready for a fishing trip bachelor party

best I have found in Alexandria is $50 for 55 gallon drum