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Why didn’t it ferment?

Silage rarely fails to ferment; instead, shifts in moisture, packing density, crop maturity or epiphytic microbial load alter the dominant fermentation pathways. These deviations show up as unexpected ratios of lactic, acetic and butyric acids or as elevated pH.
January 16, 2026
Keith A. Bryan

When silage analyses show atypical acid profiles or pH behavior, the assumption is often that fermentation failed. In most cases, fermentation occurred, but microbial activity was redirected by moisture, substrate availability or oxygen dynamics.


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Keeping silage clean: Hygienic practices for optimal feedout

Maintaining good hygiene at feedout doesn’t just improve cattle performance – it protects your investment, enhances operational efficiency and safeguards the well-being of both livestock and farmworkers.
July 15, 2025
Renato J. Schmidt

Effective feedout goes beyond simply removing the plastic, tires and defacing the silo – it is about preserving quality and maximizing return on investment. Without proper management, silage can spoil quickly, leading to unnecessary waste, reduced feed efficiency and potential for digestive issues for your herd.



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Hot cows hate hot feed: How to prevent contamination and boost ROI

It is critical to understand the risks associated with unstable heating feed and take appropriate steps to minimize issues to maximize cow health and profitability.
May 25, 2023

Rising temperatures in summer months are challenging for highly productive cows, and this is exacerbated if feed is unstable, heating and spoiling during feeding.


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