Posted by cumminspuller on August 08, 2017 at 08:04:56 from (208.87.234.202):
I'm about to chop silage for the first time for myself in a few weeks. I have one thing that I'm a little unsure about right now before I start. I don't have a nice concrete bunker to store in. I've got a level pad built a few years ago for a shop to be built on in the future. It has grass and bare dirt in places. I'm going to line rolls of hay up along the sides and one end and use that as walls. My question is should I line the bottom of the bunker with plastic? I have seen pits in the past in the side of a hill and there was no plastic under them. I'm not sure that was correct or not but it worked for that person. Trying to do whatever I need in order to have the least amount of spoilage. One other thing. Does anyone have a place they would recommend buying the plastic from to cover the bunker with and to line the bottom if need be. Thanks Chris
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