Dry your crops to lower their moisture content and boost their value. This technology turns different crops into more expensive items by drying them using propane.
The Grain Dryer from AGI
Wheat, barley, oats, corn, sunflowers, canola, soybeans, and sorghum are among the inputs.
The following products are produced: dried sunflowers, dried barley, dried oats, dried corn, dried canola, dried soybeans, and dried sorghum.
50L of raw crop and 3L of propane are used in each cycle, yielding 44–45L of dry product.
Cost of drying: $1 per hour; total cost: $300,000.
Daily Maintenance: $50
Propane Station: Offers propane for drying grains; Capacity: 1,500,000 liters (per crop)
Cost: $5,000
Daily Maintenance: $50; Selling Station: Offer normal crops, dry goods, pallets, and bales for $5,000.
Daily Maintenance: $50 – MKS 8 Trailer – 8,000L propane and liquids trailer
MKS 32 Trailer, a 32,000L semi-trailer with a capacity of 25,000 dollars for propane and other liquids
Cost: $90,000.

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