Environmental conditions at each storage location were recorded by two data loggers placed outside the storage bags. The day/night temperatures in Arkansas were considerably warmer than in Indiana (Table 1). A high daytime temperature of 34 °C was measured in Arkansas in all three months of the study and a total of 66 days experienced temperatures above 30 °C. In contrast, the highest temperature recorded at the Indiana site was 30 °C, which was experienced on one day in July. The nighttime temperatures were cooler in Indiana than Arkansas, where 51 nighttime temperatures were below 20 °C. In July, Arkansas nights were very warm, with none below 20 °C and five nights with lows above 27 °C.Table 1Summary of temperatures recorded at experimental sites in Arkansas and Indiana in the summer of 2015.Table 1MonthHighest/LowestDays with High ≥ 30 CNights with Low ≥ 27 CNights with Low < 20CARINARINARINARINJuly34/2230/1526150017August34/2128/1420000520September34/1429/1115000814