New Bulk Bin

[@brandonkrause6401]

Nice bin! We are still using trash bins for our 40 sheep haha. Mostly grass and hay fed tho.

[@GeigerFarm]

brandon krause Trash bins still hold the chicken feed🙂! Thanks for watching

[@farmerpete]

Nice! Still shiny :)

[@GeigerFarm]

I hope the galvanizing of today is of the same quality as the "older" stuff...not so sure on the barn tin...

[@kswaynes7569]

You're going to have extra time with the lutenists this Spring, homeschooling starts in the shop or fields assisting Dad, online learning can be rainy days or evenings. Good looking mini grain leg you have going!

[@GeigerFarm]

Gonna have and enjoy a lot of extra time!! Not so sure they have the same perspective...Thanks!

[@kswaynes7569]

@@GeigerFarm They are probably thinking plenty of screen time

[@GeigerFarm]

AKWayne S Constant vigilance to deprive electronics 😳😂🙂

[@andylieffring3987]

Nice new bin. You seem to be enjoying the extra “help”. These are the times you and the kids will always cherish. So do you blend each ingredient in the bins with ground ear corn as your grain ration?

[@GeigerFarm]

Yup! Different bins, different grains. I am enjoying it more than the kids 😉

[@railroader00]

Need to buy that kid a K-state shirt so you can us the Iowa shirt as a grease rag. 😄

[@GeigerFarm]

😂 Good point 😉

[@Heimerviewfarm]

That's a nice bin, was it alot cheaper to assemble yourself

[@GeigerFarm]

I think savings was $500. The real goal was my own quality control. We have built several bins and are very particular on construction!

[@AgWildNebraska]

I remember when I was about 4 we put 3 together for the mix-mill. I don't remember being much help but I do remember climbing out the lid and the bottom a bunch. What are you going to put in yours?

[@GeigerFarm]

The three hoppers hold feed ingredients! Small is wheat tails, mid for soybean splits and new/large for oats or barley. Thanks...it’s funny how memories stick with you 🙂

[@greenhornhomesteaders8249]

Hey could you share with me who buys your organic crops? Thanks 😊

[@GeigerFarm]

They go all over. Most markets though are "local"...NE Kansas. Wheat has gone to Stafford County several times. Seed beans Have gone to IA for the last 15 years!

[@greenhornhomesteaders8249]

Do you have names of buyer’s so I can look them up and speak with them?

[@GeigerFarm]

For what crops?

[@greenhornhomesteaders8249]

Forget it.