Studies show that that ensiled grain have greater starch digestibility than unfermented grains. Now we know why, and what to do about it.
Corn Silage Silo: Weak Point Analysis
Hygienically perfect corn silage is essential for high milk yields. However, mold is a common issue that can arise in corn silos. There can be many reasons for reheating, mold formation, and incorrect fermentation.
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Mitigate The High Prices That Come With Drought
With drought comes higher prices for everything on the farm. How can you grow your own forages to prepare for a potential dry period?
NAFB: Evaluating Your Silage Program Before Planting
When it comes to producing high-quality silage, one of the most important parts of the season is now: Planning.
A Little Silage Flexibility Goes a Long Way
On the dairy farm, flexibility is a must. You never know what the weather might throw at you, what sort of animal issues you might have to deal with, or when your equipment might break down. Any way you can be flexible will inevitably help you in the long run. Your silage is no exception.
BONSILAGE FORTE proven to rise to the low-pH challenge
For good silage, high pH is bad. For an efficient and proper fermentation to take place there needs to be a rapid pH drop early on.
WEBINAR with University Experts goes deep on new bacteria
You’re invited to hear about the breakthrough bacteria that speed up your silage. We host two webinars with University Experts that go deep on our new bacteria that offers aerobically stable silage in 14 days.
BONSILAGE SPEED C – One of a kind
Aerobic stability and silage go hand in hand. When producers open their silage, they need to see a hygienic feed that remains aerobically stable.
How to plant corn
The better the conditions for corn planting, the better the chance for optimal corn silage. Read our practical suggestions about how to plant corn in spring.
Speeding to Faster Aerobic Stability
BONSILAGE® SPEED C. It’s fast. And on the dairy farm, the extra flexibility offered by faster silage can make all the difference.