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Inside a Grain Elevator
Inside a Grain Elevator
May 22, 2017
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Our former GM, John McClelland, once stated that one of the greatest travesties about our grain elevators were that they were made out of concrete. There is a lot going on inside, but as you drive by these skyscrapers of the plains, they appear as giant stationary objects. But as Garden Location Manager Gabe Bautista shows, these bins are anything but stationary. (Reposted from 5/22/2017)
For the older video regarding the process on how grain elevators work watch the video below:
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