wcharlie, you've got a good idea there! The fresh con will look darker and pile more in "chunks" (as defined by the shape of the front end loader scoop) since it's damp but after more drying the con lightens up in color and stacks with fewer "edges".
In that photo #4 the con is lined up not just heaped row after row all together. Maybe it's all good con or maybe some of it is the earlier con that wasn't good enough to sell (yeah, right) and is awaiting SX/EW.
If we could see some tracks in the ground going between the foreground con piles and the background piles it would be a supporting feature but it seems that there is a highly traveled area going right/left at that distance.
I hope there are a few mill workers who are getting a good laugh out of our trying to eek out any shred of con production evidence. I also hope that they know that they are working for a company that should be more mindful of their shareholders, small or large. If all of this is a vendetta of sorts having to do with pants being down on some folks, it should make the national news, and not as a humorous piece.
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