Posted by JayinNY on December 31, 2015 at 19:30:15 from (166.137.12.21):
I have a friend iv help over the last 6 years with his beef cows, I think now he has ov 50 head, anyway he feeds them haylage, he's son quit helping him and he's pretty crippled up, walks with a cane ect. He asked me in Novemeber to pitch haylage out of the silo, there were 3 piles at the top about 3/4 way up, it was dry hay like dry chopped hay, there's some white mold mixed in it, then below all this is brown I guess what hayledge should be. My question is what should I do with all the stuff that had the white mold in it? My friend was going to come up and help me throw it out and then put it under the cows for bedding but we haven't gotten to it yet. I have been mixing the dry stuff in with the brown stuff. Any that job of forking it out of the silo stinks, on windy days the wind blows it up the tube you climb up in and all over you, Then your soaked from sweating and it sticks to you it's a crummy job.
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