Tnixxif: Grain Drying

Sun-drying grain can turn on a single hour: rising humidity, dew, heat or a passing shower can undo a day’s work. Tnixxif turns a 72-hour weather forecast into practical windows for exposing, turning, covering and pulling in grain. Choose a place, describe the batch and enter a real moisture-meter reading. Tnixxif combines temperature, relative humidity, dew point, rain probability, sunlight and wind with crop-specific equilibrium-moisture tables. It evaluates maize, paddy rice, wheat and sorghum hour by hour, then ranks usable windows without crossing unsafe forecast periods. Each plan explains its reasoning. See when the air can take moisture, when sunlight or wind supports drying, and when rain, dew, high humidity or crop heat limits rule an hour out. Estimated moisture change is always shown with uncertainty, so it remains a planning aid rather than a substitute for measurement. During a drying session, record turns, covers and new moisture readings in a local evidence ledger. Optional notifications warn when forecast conditions may require attention. Forecasts are cached for temporary offline use and clearly show their age. Tnixxif does not use your phone’s location. You search for and select a place yourself. Batch details and the session ledger stay on your device. A physical moisture-meter reading is required before deciding that grain has reached its storage target.