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The phrase “garbage in, garbage out” was originally used in the field of computer science. Long before it existed, my father had his own saying. He would mention that it would be great to have magic cows: ones that turn bad feed into good health and a lot of milk.
In my former life as a practicing veterinarian and nutritionist, I remember when the questions from producers used to be simple: “Why should I use inoculants?” or “If I use them, will I actually have better silage?”
Nowadays, there is plenty of third-party research backing up the efficacy claims of inoculants. Now the questions from producers have shifted from “Should I use inoculants?” to “Which inoculant is the best for my crops?” Other questions like, “What’s in an inoculant?” and “Does bacteria type matter?” dig even deeper.
