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We stack 4x pallets high.

All pallets undercover - currently got 160x 1.2m3 in vented barn.

Farm is on a slight hill with great convection air currents.

Average m/c after 12 months is 18%.

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We put our logs in a 15x40 shed with a roof and crash barriers up to 7ft high each side. Works out about 100cube in each section. The wind penetrates that and drys it just fine.

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That IS good to know Moores. :thumbup1:

 

Been talking today too, and we may 'add in' - 'tunnels'... You may have seen them going through heaps of loose potatoes, of even stacks of hay???

 

Even though the pens will be off the ground a pallet depth, the tunnels should help even more air get through.

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