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... silage crop depends on many factors , such as soil , climate , the variety of animals to be fed , and the degree of mechanization at hand . ( Making silage requires far more equipment but less labor than making hay . ) In any case a silage ...
... silage crop depends on many factors , such as soil , climate , the variety of animals to be fed , and the degree of mechanization at hand . ( Making silage requires far more equipment but less labor than making hay . ) In any case a silage ...
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... silage decreases 1 percent . Fermentation , essentially , is a method of preserving food- stuffs . When making good wine or good silage , the goal is to control the process of decay . This is accomplished in two ways : by encouraging an ...
... silage decreases 1 percent . Fermentation , essentially , is a method of preserving food- stuffs . When making good wine or good silage , the goal is to control the process of decay . This is accomplished in two ways : by encouraging an ...
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... silage is , the easier it becomes to regulate oxygen by air displacement . Too much moisture , however , causes seepage and nutrient loss . To control the moisture content of silage , King originated the practice of wilting the crop ...
... silage is , the easier it becomes to regulate oxygen by air displacement . Too much moisture , however , causes seepage and nutrient loss . To control the moisture content of silage , King originated the practice of wilting the crop ...
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