Since they farm some contract acres, Vince Widman and his sons need very short-term storage for that grain. “We use this building for the last out/first in,” explains Widman. “The drying process is complete and the corn has been cooled for 48 hours before transfer. We’ve never had a bit of damage to the corn,” he says.
The auger system fills evenly from side to side. It has a slide mechanism to control the flow of corn. The center auger is removable, if necessary.
“We did learn the skid loader driver taking out grain needs to wear a paper face mask because of dust and fines,” he says.
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More about vince widman
Operation: The Widmans (Vince and his sons, James and Robert) grow corn and soybeans in Clyde, Ohio, which is in the north-central part of the state.
On-site business: JEB Modern Machine is operated by James, Robert, and Robert’s son, Eric. The company specializes in performance parts and has 12 employees.
First gen: Vince worked the Whirlpool night shift repairing factory machinery for years to buy his own farm.
Booster: Grandson Eric is nationally ranked in diesel truck sled-pulling competitions.