1995 - Volume #19, Issue #4, Page #33
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Grain Bin In A Bag
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A Russian-born mechanical engineer who immigrated to Canada four years ago, Dzen has designed a new reuseable grain bag made of stretchable vinyl that provides bin-type protection to stored grain.
Dzen's covers are made of pie-shaped pieces of vinyl sewn into a circle. Four 7-ft., 8-in. pipes stand on a plate inside the bottom of the bag to hold it up. A metal ring runs around the top of the pipes. The grain auger spout fits inside the ring for filling. The bottom of the bag is anchored with spikes. Velcro fasteners hold the bag's three main seams shut.
A cover for barley or wheat consists of 19 pie-shaped pieces sewn into a circle 33-ft. in dia. It holds 2,500 bu. of barley or wheat and 3,200 bu. of oats.
Sells for $550 (Canadian). Other sizes available on custom basis.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Joe Hoffer Enter-prises, Box 1204, Weyburn, Sask., Canada S4H 2L5 (ph 306 842-3769).
Metal cage made of pipes stands inside grain bag.
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