In accordance with one embodiment, a system for storing commodities is provided. The system may include a tarpaulin. The tarpaulin may further have an internal strapping. In accordance with one embodiment, a method for storing commodities is provided. The method may include providing a tarpaulin. In one embodiment, the method for storing commodities may include configuring the tarpaulin to provide internal strapping.

The present invention relates to a silage film comprising or consisting of a biaxially stretched article obtained by stretching a thermoplastic composition in a machine direction and a transverse direction at elevated temperature, said thermoplastic composition comprising a polyolefin phase containing at least one polyolefin, a starch phase containing thermoplastic starch, and at least one compatibiliser, wherein the article has a layered morphology with alternating layers of starch phase and polyolefin phase, said layers of starch phase and polyolefin phase extending in machine direction and transverse direction.

A modular, low-profile apparatus for storing dry agricultural products has a horizontal configuration with coaxial aeration tubes and bi-directional distribution and dispensing augers. The apparatus provides access to dry agriculture products for storing, mixing, aerating, loading, unloading and processing.

A modular, low-profile apparatus for storing dry agricultural products has a horizontal configuration with coaxial aeration tubes and bi-directional distribution and dispensing augers. The apparatus provides access to dry agriculture products for storing, mixing, aerating, loading, unloading and processing.

A cover-after grain tarp is disclosed. The cover-after grain tarp includes, for example, a tarp body having a plurality of tarp sections joined together at one or more seams, each tarp section comprising a plurality of tarp panels having an outer terminal edge spaced between opposing converging edges and an edge panel secured along its length to an adjoining one of the plurality of tarp panels. The edge panel is configured for securing to hardware of a center tower structure at a grain storage location.

A cover-after grain tarp is disclosed. The cover-after grain tarp includes, for example, a tarp body having a plurality of tarp sections joined together at one or more seams, each tarp section comprising a plurality of tarp panels having an outer terminal edge spaced between opposing converging edges and an edge panel secured along its length to an adjoining one of the plurality of tarp panels. The edge panel is configured for securing to hardware of a center tower structure at a grain storage location.

A cover-after grain tarp is disclosed. The cover-after grain tarp includes, for example, a tarp body having a plurality of tarp sections joined together at one or more seams, each tarp section comprising a plurality of tarp panels having an outer terminal edge spaced between opposing converging edges and an edge panel secured along its length to an adjoining one of the plurality of tarp panels. The edge panel is configured for securing to hardware of a center tower structure at a grain storage location.

A cover-after grain tarp is disclosed. The cover-after grain tarp includes, for example, a tarp body having a plurality of tarp sections joined together at one or more seams, each tarp section comprising a plurality of tarp panels having an outer terminal edge spaced between opposing converging edges and an edge panel secured along its length to an adjoining one of the plurality of tarp panels. The edge panel is configured for securing to hardware of a center tower structure at a grain storage location.

Disclosed are cover systems for covering product such as grain. An example cover system includes a cover having at least one perforated tunnel extending across at least a portion of the cover (e.g., with an end to or beyond an edge of the cover). The perforated tunnel can include a bottom membrane with perforations, a cap strip membrane attached to the top side of the bottom membrane, and an air permeable filler material between the bottom membrane and the cap strip membrane. The perforated tunnel can have an air inlet at its end for drawing in air to hold down the cover by suction.

Disclosed are cover systems for covering product such as grain. An example cover system includes a cover having at least one perforated tunnel extending across at least a portion of the cover (e.g., with an end to or beyond an edge of the cover). The perforated tunnel can include a bottom membrane with perforations, a cap strip membrane attached to the top side of the bottom membrane, and an air permeable filler material between the bottom membrane and the cap strip membrane. The perforated tunnel can have an air inlet at its end for drawing in air to hold down the cover by suction.