Posted by BOBM25 on October 08, 2008 at 09:45:50 from (74.218.59.34):
In Reply to: mold in grain posted by anthony Ormonde on October 08, 2008 at 09:24:11:
I don't know about the fly larvae, but you should have just fed it wet. Silage is no more than corn left to ferment (rot) in a silo and is an excellent feed source for cattle. We have an ethanol plant in our area and cattle farmers here feed the wet hot distillers grain like its going out of style. Some are feeding 100% to their steers and fat heifers with good results. They will get 10 tons of the wet stuff, dump it on a pile and it will be gone in several days. Its usually so warm it steams in the winter time.
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