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Fleet & Farm
Straight answers about exterior cleaning, written for Southeast Missouri conditions. No fluff, no scare tactics, no pressure — except the kind on the truck.
Grain bin cleaning: what is involved
A grain bin between seasons holds residue, dust, and whatever moulds and insects moved in with them — and next season's grain sits on all of it. Bin cleaning is unglamorous agricultural equipment cleaning with a direct line to grain quality.
Read post →How often a work fleet should be washed
Monthly for customer-facing vehicles, quarterly as the floor for everything else — and the reasoning has less to do with dirt than with what a branded truck says about the business it advertises. Scheduled fleet washing keeps the message on-brand.
Read post →Trailer washout and biosecurity between loads
A livestock trailer carries whatever the last load carried — including its pathogens. Washout between loads is basic biosecurity, and mobile livestock trailer washing means it happens at the yard instead of depending on the nearest washout bay.
Read post →Why washing the combine before storage pays for itself
Equipment put away dirty comes out worse. Crop residue holds moisture against steel all winter, packed chaff is a fire and cooling problem next season, and both are removed by an afternoon of farm equipment washing after harvest.
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