Posted by GeneMO on October 08, 2008 at 06:20:26 from (71.49.76.2):
In Reply to: sweet corn silage posted by jacksonduper on October 07, 2008 at 18:27:36:
Had me stumped for a minute then I got it. You mean silage made from Sweet corn. I was trying to figure out how you added syrup or whatever to make corn silage sweet.
Any silage would act the same way once it is removed from the silo. As long as it's in the silo, its sealed from the air. Once it comes out of the silo and is exposed to the air, things start happening. We have kept unfed silage in the wagon overnight and it's OK, but you can stick your arm down in the silage and it is almost so hot that you dont want to keep it there long. I would say that two days max, then it would start going bad on you.
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