Posted by Don-WI on October 06, 2009 at 15:58:19 from (72.135.120.93):
In Reply to: What happens to Silage posted by ryanwheelock on October 06, 2009 at 05:32:46:
They other guys have it pretty much covered. We rent a bagger once in a while if we have enough corn, or in the spring when we chop our 1st crop. The bag makes the best feed I've ever seen, but silos aren't bad either provided they're solid and not full of holes and busted concrete. Bunk silos and piles work, but for a smaller guy like us, it's a lot of time and wasted feed if not done properly.
We will run water up with the feed if it's really dry going in the silo, and it helps. Espescially with haylage. Haylage can be very difficult to blow, so we prefer to bag it. Makes great feed that way and the cows milk like crazy.
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