Corn Prices 😡

[thunderstorm]

I am gonna put out about 150-200 lbs next weekend just so my girlfriend can get a decent shot on opening day. How long will that last 2-3 weeks? I honestly have no idea

The bears would destroy that in no time here. I would have pics of them laying/sleeping in it and then waking up and going at it again.

 

[Tankt]

May wait til Nov 6 to put it out then

 

[Scooot]

I put 300lbs out last Sunday thought I would have some left for opening muzzerloader boy was I wrong.

 

[redlickranch]

I put out my feeders today and went with 4 seconds to start an then November got to 10-15 to manage my supply. Walmart Columbia was $12.38 for 50 lbs

 

[1wildcatfan]

I put out my feeders today and went with 4 seconds to start an then November got to 10-15 to manage my supply. Walmart Columbia was $12.38 for 50 lbs

You can get corn not far from Bernheim for $7.50

 

[00noturkey]

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I just picked this up. They were decorating a festival with corn stalks and didn’t want the ears on the stalks. Kids throw them.

I did pay for them but I figure I’ve got doll making material, toilet paper and a little corn.

unlike the sears catalog, or notebook paper, ya just cant get them corncobs and softer for tp.

 

[barney]

He da

He said there was about 160 ears per bushel and sold it at market price of 6.40 a bushel. Not sure if the math is right or not but he wasn’t marketing the price up over what he would sell it for.

 

[WildmanWilson]

Maybe he figured the ears were shorter than 8 inches? Not sure. Works out better for me I guess. Makes it cheaper per ear.

 

[keeruss8]

Maybe he figured the ears were shorter than 8 inches? Not sure. Works out better for me I guess. Makes it cheaper per ear.

I'd say he hooked you up on a good deal!

 

[barney]

Maybe he figured the ears were shorter than 8 inches? Not sure. Works out better for me I guess. Makes it cheaper per ear.

A bushel of ear corn would vary in weight due to moisture and cob size, but on average the measure equivalency is 2 to 1 on the cob to shell.

When I was a kid I would help a neighbor measure and load cribbed ear corn when he sold it. Filled the basket twice for each bushel sold.

 

[Little FR]

After experimenting with corn this year under my moms stand on her property. Dumped it in a pile, dumped it in small piles, shelled corn, whole ear. Nearest I can tell is that, on the cob lasts really well in a pile or spread.

The best is taking an ice scoop and slinging that kernel corn as hard and as far as you can. Two 5 gallon buckets lasted 2 weeks like that and the deer kept coming. They cleaned up the underbrush for me as well.

I had a trace mineral block there also, they hit it twice a day, everyday. 10 regular doe 2 bucks and a few that just pop in and out.

 

[Tankt]

$16.25 for 100 lbs in Bardstown

 

[ribsplitter]

$16.72 @100 in Milton WV down .02¢ lol..

 

[Luther's Feist]

Tractor supply and rural king are competing on several different things in my area and both will price match. Corn here at both stores is $9.99 all their other feed has gone down as well. Chicken feed, layer pellets or crumbles are $10.99 for 50lbs.

 

[Hoene]

I think that is 40 lbs bags