Co-Grain provides integrated grain drying, storage, cleaning, heating, and conveying equipment for modern grain handling and processing plants. Our systems deliver efficient cleaning, controlled drying, reliable conveying, and safe storage from grain receiving to final storage or processing. Suitable for paddy, maize, wheat, barley, sorghum, and other grains, each solution can be customized to meet specific project requirements.
What Is a Wet Grain Buffer Silo? A wet grain buffer silo provides temporary storage between grain receiving and the dryer. It absorbs fluctuations in truck arrivals, pre-cleaning output and dryer cycles so the drying plant can operate more steadily. Co-Grain designs the silo around the crop, initial…
What Is a Tempering and Intermediate Silo? A tempering and intermediate silo holds grain for a controlled period between drying stages or other process steps. During tempering, moisture inside the kernel can redistribute from wetter internal areas toward the surface. The next drying stage can then remove additional…
What Is a Grain Silo Aeration and Monitoring System? A grain silo aeration and condition-monitoring system combines airflow equipment with instruments that help operators observe stored-grain conditions. Aeration fans move ambient or conditioned air through floor ducts or channels, while temperature cables, level instruments and alarms provide information…
What Is a Corn Dryer? A corn dryer reduces moisture in harvested maize before silo storage or processing. Co-Grain engineers corn drying systems around peak harvest intake, incoming moisture, target storage moisture, daily operating hours, available fuel and silo capacity. Commercial corn projects often require high wet-grain intake,…
Why Does Paddy Need a Dedicated Drying Program? Paddy can fissure when drying is too rapid, kernel temperature is too high, moisture gradients are large or cooling is poorly controlled. Co-Grain configures the paddy dryer according to paddy variety, incoming moisture, capacity, heat source and downstream storage or…
What Makes Parboiled Paddy Drying Different? Parboiled paddy enters the dryer after soaking and steaming, not directly after harvest. It is wetter, hotter, softer and less free-flowing than ordinary paddy. Co-Grain develops the dryer and material-handling route around these conditions. The system uses staged moisture removal, reliable anti-bridging…
Why Must Wheat Use a Purpose-Specific Drying Program? Wheat for commercial storage, flour milling and seed production has different quality priorities. Co-Grain configures the wheat dryer according to final use, incoming moisture, capacity, heat source and connection with raw-wheat silos or flour milling equipment. The drying program must…
How Is a Seed Dryer Different from a Grain Dryer? A seed dryer is designed to protect germination potential, not simply maximize drying speed. Co-Grain uses controlled low-temperature airflow, suitable residence time and reduced-impact handling to lower moisture while protecting seed viability and physical quality. The process requires…
Co-Grain installed two steel grain silos in Ethiopia for corn storage. Each silo has a nominal capacity of 1,200 tons, giving the project a…
Co-Grain has shipped two batch paddy dryers to Uzbekistan: one 20-ton-per-batch unit and one 30-ton-per-batch unit. The mixed-capacity configuration allows the customer to select…
Co-Grain has installed two 20-ton-per-batch paddy dryers in Uzbekistan for rice drying. The parallel configuration gives the project a combined nominal loading capacity of…
Co-Grain supplied a 15-ton-per-batch paddy drying system for a rice-processing customer in Ghana. The system provides controlled drying for freshly harvested paddy and prepares…
Co-Grain supplied an integrated paddy drying, grain storage and rice milling solution for a commercial rice processing project in Ghana. The plant combines a…
Co-Grain supplied four batch paddy dryers for a commercial rice drying project in Uzbekistan. Each dryer has a nominal loading capacity of 30 tons…
Co-Grain supplied and installed a 15-ton batch paddy dryer in Kenya for commercial rice paddy drying. The dryer is designed to reduce moisture under…
