Posted by Don-WI on September 02, 2009 at 20:16:45 from (72.135.120.93):
In Reply to: Re: Silo filling posted by Don c on September 02, 2009 at 08:53:41:
Probably molasis. We use that when we put up haylage. We sued to put preservative in with our corn, but it really doesn't prove much use and we haven't used it much the last few years.
We Currently run a Fox 3000 behind an Oliver 1855, and put the 1600 on the blower. Our Massey 285 hauls wagons. I ussualy run the chopper while Dad hauls wagons. IF we plan ahead and have everything lined up we can chop all 25-35 acres of corn in 2 days. A few years ago we did all of our corn, and our 4th crop hay, in 3 days. The hay wasn't much, but it did add up. Had 40 acres of hay and 35 of corn. We rented a 986 IH from across the road and put that on a bagger, and stuffed just about all of it in there.
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