Re: Silage Question

Posted by Donald Lehman on October 07, 2014 at 06:57:31 from (50.122.165.52):

In Reply to: Silage Question posted by Meangreen on October 07, 2014 at 05:24:15:

As said below, corn silage is the whole corn plant chopped up. It is stored in a low oxygen environment to facilitate the corn fermenting into a pickled product. It is a high energy/low protien forage fed primarily to cattle. Coupled with good quality haylege or baled hay, which is a higher protein/lower energy forage it forms the base of most cattle rations. Here in the northern NY, growing corn for grain, until hybrid corn came along, was unheard of. The growing season was simply too short.

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