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Assess farm silos ahead of harvest

Grains Research and Development Corporation grain storage specialist Chris Warrick is encouraging growers to consider if silos are safe and fit for purpose, damaged or worn out and due for repair or decommissioning. (Brenton Vanstone)

Industry experts are calling on grain growers to assess and either maintain or decommission older silos after a series of […]

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