Jellum Farm
1669 325th St.
Osage, IA 50461
(m) (641) 220-4233
About
I began farming in 1998 after moving here from Washington State. Prior to moving here, I worked for Washington State University for 20 years at an agricultural research station in Puyallup (near Seattle). I currently farm 160 acres in North Central Iowa together with my brother. We use strip tillage/no tillage to grow mainly corn and soybeans in an alternating year rotation. Our farm has six 3000-bushel grain storage bins equipped with drying floors, which is an important asset for the proposed project.
Projects
| FNC21-1278 | Establishing a Temperature Gradient to Enhance Geothermal Heating and Cooling of a High Tunnel |
| FNC17-1080 | Decreasing Energy Use and Cost of Grain Drying by Extending Drying Period Using Ground-Stored Heat |
| FNC05-562 | Composting Corn for Heat Recovery |
| FNC03-486 | Deep Placement of Compost |