Grain Dryers

With propane grain dryers, you always have the power you need to dry crops on your schedule while reducing crop loss and improving yields. That means you can deliver the best grain possible, and do it all on your terms.

Technology That Farmers Bank On

Today's propane grain drying technology is up to 50 percent more efficient than older models. That's savings you can count on. Farmers know it’s reliable, effective, and efficient — which is why it's been the number one choice of American producers for decades.

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Talk To Your Equipment Dealer and Propane Supplier

Your equipment dealer is a great resource to learn more about propane grain dryers. They can discuss the benefits of propane, what capacity dryer will fit your operation best, and connect you with a propane provider. You can also contact your local propane provider directly to start the conversation about propane-powered equipment.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How can a new propane-powered grain dryer benefit my operation?

Today’s propane-powered grain dryers use up to 50 percent less thermal energy to do the same job as the previous generation of dryers. Today’s models take approximately 1,650 Btus to remove a pound of water, compared with older technology that takes as much as 3,500 Btus.

How reliable are new propane-powered grain dryers?

Today’s continuous flow propane dryers were designed with fast-paced, high-yield operations in mind. They’re designed for a long life, with low maintenance requirements, giving you more drying time and less downtime.

What are my first steps for adding a propane grain dryer to my operation?

Ask your equipment dealer for information on the propane grain dryers they carry, work together to determine your equipment needs, and reach out to your propane supplier to discuss a fueling schedule and contract.

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Where can I find someone to service my propane appliances?

Your local propane supplier is an excellent source of information for things like propane appliance servicing and repairs. Contact them with your questions about servicing, repairing, or replacing propane appliances.