Yes, it is true, in the vast majority of cases the lower fiber, higher starch corn silage and the lower fiber, higher protein ...

Looking at the final 2022 production estimates from USDA ... 2023 Brown says you have to keep in mind that corn or sorghum cut for silage isn’t counted in USDA’s harvested acreage estimate.

The corn plant continues to increase in dry weight until it ... The daily labor and fuel needs for selected silage production systems are summarized in Tables 3 and 4. These comparisons indicate the ...

Chika C. Anotaenwere, a Nigerian scholar currently pursuing a doctorate degree in the US, is pioneering a groundbreaking ...

“One limitation to sorghum silage fed to cattle is the digestibility ... “Sorghum can be an alternative to corn. It allows sustained production in drought.” ...

In this two-part series, Thomas O'Sullivan, InTouch Feeding Specialist at Alltech, considers how to set goals for winter feed production Since silage harvesting and production is also a major cost ...

ORANGE CITY, Iowa — The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Dairy Team’s next webinar is from noon to 1 p.m. April ...

Too much poor or average silage in the pit will, in fact, increase overall production costs. Producing silage from rented/leased land has had a hugely detrimental effect on silage quality in ...

Starch levels in corn and barley silage can vary widely between harvests, so they need to be balanced in a dairy ration, nutritionist Peter Vitti says.