✨we have been bagging grain on our own farm for 14+ years!✨
Why should i bag my grain?
1. Save on labor costs (one person can run a grain bagger) and you never have to wait on a truck again because you can bag directly in the field and keep your combine running.
2. .9 cents a bushel to store grain in bags vs. approx. $2 a bushel to build a bin
3. Lower fuel charges, no unnecessary trips back and forth to bins
4. No property taxes on bags vs. property taxes on bins
5. Save on electric costs (grain bags do not need fans and they are virtually insect free)
6. You can make money back if you ever decide to sell your grain bagger vs. very hard to sell a stationary grain bin.
7. You can sell your grain when you are ready, even if your storage space is limited, thus you will make more profit if you sell when the market is right.
2. .9 cents a bushel to store grain in bags vs. approx. $2 a bushel to build a bin
3. Lower fuel charges, no unnecessary trips back and forth to bins
4. No property taxes on bags vs. property taxes on bins
5. Save on electric costs (grain bags do not need fans and they are virtually insect free)
6. You can make money back if you ever decide to sell your grain bagger vs. very hard to sell a stationary grain bin.
7. You can sell your grain when you are ready, even if your storage space is limited, thus you will make more profit if you sell when the market is right.
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“I cannot say enough good things about my Richiger EA910 unloader! Grain bagging is a premium source of storage. I have bagged grain since 2014 and been so satisfied with the Richiger unloader. Its just so fast. I was able to unload 1,000 bushels in 7minutes. As a new user back in 2014, I didn’t have any problems starting grain bagging or getting it started running. My neighbor has the Richiger grain bagger and we use them together to get a high amount of grain in bags. That Richiger unloader really keeps you on your toes with how fast it unloads, so be ready! Grain bagging has been very, very helpful to my farming operation and I will continue to bag grain, I plan to bag about 8 bags this harvest, (that’s about 110,000 bushels) with Richiger grain bagging systems and Plastar bags.” |
