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New UK silage trial: inoculant increased FCM milk yields +1.9kg/d

A new UK-based trial undertaken at Reading University indicates that using an inoculant on grass silage can improve clamp stability, increase feedabl...

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...

The hidden cost of dry matter losses in beef production

Most beef farms, every kilogram of gain matters. Feed costs continue to rise, and margins remain under pressure. Yet one of the biggest opportunities ...

True or False? All silage inoculants are the same

How to choose forage inoculants to preserve the quality of your silage? As the silage season approaches, now is a good time to consider ordering fo...

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...

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? Silage inoculants are not required if growing conditions are ideal

New data on the dry matter intakes (DMI) of first cut silage has busted the myth that inoculants are not needed when harvesting conditions are favoura...

Using MAGNIVA on grass silage increases your ROI

Grass sample analysis carried out independently by Trouw Nutrition UK taken from the UK 2018-2019, compared 135 MAGNIVA Platinum treated samples to 79...

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...