About Larry Willett Expertise Specialist in 3rd Party Warehousing and eCommerce Fulfillment, Generalist in handling, storage and distribution of most products and commodities including Retail Goods, Food Products, and HazMat
Experience 25 years in retail distribution, both private and 3rd party. President of 3rd party logistics provider in Los Angeles for 10 years
Organizations Warehouse Education Research Council, Council of Logistics Management, International Warehouse Logistics Assn.
That helps but I have to assume that the grain is bagged or otherwise in some type of container, I am not familiar with bulk storage, primarily product that is on pallets or some other means of stacking.
Generally I would determine how much product can be placed upon a pallet and how many pallets high the product can be stacked. I would then design a storage layout that would accommodate the amount of product I want to store, allowing for access aisles, etc. The measurement of that area would then determine the amount of space required.
