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The long or short of it: Silage is a good investment

November 6, 2023
Matt Jaynes

Silage is a critical feed for livestock, especially ruminants like dairy cattle. This high-quality feed is created by harvesting crops like corn, sorghum, cereals, alfalfa and grass and storing them in a manner that allows them to ferment and maintain their quality.


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The impacts of shredlage

March 23, 2022
Kaylee Mecham
As feed prices continue to rise, dairy farmers face increased difficulties in providing their herds with nutritious, cost-effective food. A possible remedy for this situation is shredlage, a new way for harvesting and processing corn.
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Equipment Hub: Making the most out of your silage

September 11, 2020
Matt Jaynes
Forage crops are an essential part of every successful dairy farm. Not only are they critical to the cattle’s health, but the forage fed to livestock can also affect an operation’s bottom line.
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