Grind off all sharp edges in the feeder housing, rotary and handling systems. Replace excessively worn augers. Rotary combines are generally recommended. High oleic corn may be artificially dried at low temperatures. To minimize undesirable quality losses, keep dryer temperature below 140 F and kernel temperature below 110 F during the drying process.
Many producers prefer to transfer corn to separate storage facilities after drying.
Otherwise high oleic corn can be handled like normal corn. Keep high oleic corn separated at harvest and in storage. Clean dry corn before placing it into a storage bin to improve airflow and reduce the potential for spoilage problems. Storage bins should be swept clean prior to placing grain in them to reduce insect problems. Run a cooling cycle through grain once a month during the fall and throughout the winter to lower grain temperature by 10 to 15 F at a time.