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How an additive at harvesting can give corn silage the edge this season

News from farmers across Europe this season has highlighted the problem of reduced dry matter (DM) in corn crops destined for silage, with high rainfa...

How to maximise corn potential in 2024’s tricky growing season

Multiple actions growers can take to reduce risks to forage quality and livestock health....

Achieve full feed potential from wholecrop silage

The need to preserve feed value and prevent further losses post-harvesting is greater than ever after months of exceptional rainfall has put crops und...

Don’t let wet conditions take control of silage quality

Farmers are being urged to take steps to reduce soil contamination in this year’s silage to prevent negative impacts on feed quality, animal health ...

True or False? Silage inoculant offers a sound return on investment

Investments made in producing the best quality silage, such as using an additive to reduce dry matter (DM) losses and to improve nutrient retention, h...

True or False? It is not necessary to inoculate baled silage

Using a forage inoculant to improve big bale silage quality and consistency can generate a significant return on investment for beef and dairy farmers...

How to make the best silage when conditions are wet?

With its solid reputation for providing a reliable source of livestock fodder throughout the year, grass silage is the cornerstone of many rations, bu...

Why Treating First-Cut Silage Matters

When it comes to silage, the first cut of grass is like the foundation of a well-prepared meal. Just as quality ingredients are essential for a delici...

Taking control of the fermentation process

The quality of a silage lies in its fermentation. Understanding and controlling the fermentation process helps to minimize losses, maintain feed quali...