Grain Storage After Harvest

[BJPD1010]

Hello all, hoping I might be able to have a hand from those more knowledgable than I.

I'm relatively new to the game, yet I seem to be doing remarkably well and haven't killed off any crops, neither have I run out of money because of bad financial decisions, yet.

However, I've just finished harvesting a few fields of wheat from my farm in Attingham, and for now have stored the straw bales and grain in one of the farmyard barns. Are these ok to leave as they are in the barn without ''going bad'' until the price rises in January? (Game is currently in August).

Thanks in advance.

[Laughinggravy]

Yes they will be fine you can even leave them in the field as rain and snow don't have any effect on bales in this version of faming simulator.

[Beanbrother]

It’s a super realistic game. Just dump everything on the ground. No problems nothing to be concerned about.

[Bobble2020]

could also store grain in a silo

[Laughinggravy]

It’s a super realistic game. Just dump everything on the ground. No problems nothing to be concerned about.

You hit the nail on the head.

[brokenCookie]

Perfectly normal to store grain in a shed... much more common than silos in the UK

[Bobble2020]

Perfectly normal to store grain in a shed... much more common than silos in the UK

I know a lot of farms wont use a shed RL because of rats

[brokenCookie]

All but one of the farms I know use grain sheds, so its all I know anyway...

[Illinois Farmer]

I know multiple grain elevators that use a huge storage shed

[BJPD1010]

Cheers for all the responses! Advice taken and I’ve kept it in the barn. Now time to sort out what’s going in the fields next…

[Lazarus99]

Wish I could remember the one mod that had a silo system with a leg going to a building. Always wondered if that was to simulate a dryer in the building or if it unloaded on the ground. Welkers and cornstar used to stack the excess on the ground before they became famous and got their silos