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From: ant3@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Butch Anton)
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Subject: Re: Spontaneous combustion and people! (really of HAY; compost)
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Date: Wed, 29-Jan-86 14:41:40 EST
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Along the same lines, grain (read wheat, barley, etc.) is prone
to spontaneous combustion also.  Grain elevators will not take
grain which is above a certain percentage of moisture content.
That's why grain dryers are used...

(By the way, I'm from Montana)


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Butch Anton
University of Chicago

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