Overview
Grain Bins and Handling System
This property features a grain handling and drying system designed for efficient receiving, drying, and load out. It includes four 60' Brock commercial grain bins with heavy commercial roofs, each equipped with 10" unloads with power sweeps, roof exhausters, full temp cable systems with remote monitoring, two 25hp centrifugal fans with full floors, two ring doors with tri-core flooring, and spiral staircases. The two east bins have side draw unloads. These bins have an approximate capacity of 516,000 bushels. Additionally, there is one 48' Brock commercial grain bin with similar features, including a 10" unload with power sweep, roof exhauster, full temp cable system with remote monitoring, two 25hp centrifugal fans with full floor, two ring door with tri-corr flooring, spiral staircase, and peak platforms. This bin, with an approximate capacity of 76,500 bushels, is designed for use as a wet bin or for storage and frequent unloads. The site also includes a super structure with an overhead load out bin, ladder access, truck platform, and remote-control gate, with a secondary unload option and high/low sensors. The overhead bin has an approximate capacity of 3,000 bushels. The system incorporates 12x12 towers with switch back staircases, two access platforms, a 12.5k BPH commercial wet receiving leg, and a 5.5k BPH commercial dry receiving leg. It also features two 13k BPH roof drag conveyors, a 16" dual swing distributor, and a 12.5k BPH commercial drive over receiving conveyor. Two 5.5 BPH reclaim conveyors and an 8" grain pump facilitate grain transfer. A Neco 24380 natural gas 24 tier dryer with conveyor unloads, front/rear access platforms, a top roof platform, Commander controls, and AGI Sure Track Dryer Manager is included. The screening system removes fines and small FM on both the receiving and loadout sides. The bin site, designed for quick and easy operation, includes dual dump pits and a sync valve to maintain a full overhead. The infrastructure is designed to expand the overall grain bin capacity and reduce kernel damage, accommodating specialty grains. The bin site will be surveyed to approximately 3 acres if split.