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Archive for October 10th, 2007

Cow Feed
Posted by Cory from Leon, IA, US on October 10, 2007

How soon can I feed this year’s corn silage to my dairy cows?

You can feed it a few days after ensiling it, says Mike Hutjens, University of Illinois extension dairy nutritionist. But corn silage quality is optimal if the crop is stored in a bunker, upright silo or bag for three to four months. Feeding it three to four weeks after ensiling is better than feeding it a week after, he adds. For more on the subject, read "Slow-Cooked Silage" in the September issue of Hay & Forage Grower.


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