Hi Cal,

I bought a corn burner this fall. It's not a real big unit, 30,000 btu. It uses about 2 plus 5 gallon buckets of corn a day. I still run a "galvanized grinder" so I've been screening my corn. We heated with wood before and that was OK but the nice thing about the corn is that it keeps a constant temperature. It's also a lot easier to drive a combine than cut firewood!

I also have a corn fired boiler that Andy spoke of, hopefully I'll get that going this winter for my shop. WB