Posted by donjr on August 23, 2013 at 08:27:57 from (71.246.66.173):
In Reply to: Corn silage? posted by M Nut on August 22, 2013 at 19:31:10:
With only 12 acres of corn, try this. Go to your local feed and supply store. Get a fairly large piece of silo cover plastic. Place a line of round bales side to side to mark the area you want to use to store your crop, about fifteen to twenty feet wide and fifty or seventy feet long. lay your silo plastic down the middle and lap the extra over the bales and leave it outside of them. Fill and pack the area inside of the bales as high as you can, then fold the extra plastic over the top to seal the silage. That should minimize your spoilage and be cheap enough to be affordable. It will keep the crop off the ground and can be cut away as you feed it out. Just another idea....
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