Western Ohio, and corn that was 6 months cut? Do you mean it was 6 months from planting date to harvest ot in shock for 6 months? When the corn was run thru a shreader it was the fodder blown into the mow in the barn and if it was not dry enough it would mold or worse yet do like too wet hay and start to smoulder ane eventually burn the barn down. For silage it has to have enough moisture in to ferment in the air tight conditions of the silo. Corn that has dried out will keep in shock for years and be good as long as the rodents stay out. Was back in 59 the last year I cut and shreaded corn. And there is just a bundle carrier for shocking to get the bundles out of the way for the next round and then the wagon elevator for loading the bundles on the wagon for haulling to the silo filler (stationary chopper) set next to the silo. More questions I will try to explain. Will open email
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