When I did ours last year, I mounted the 2 way in the slot next to radio.
Then ran the fused positive and mounted it on the feed to the fuse board in cab pillar then found a good earth for the negative
Would it be safe to use drum which previously had teat dip in them and use them for silage inoculant? I’m concerned that there maybe traces of iodine which wouldn’t be very helpful to the bacteria.
They would be thoroughly steam cleaned out, would they be ok or am I asking for trouble?
Not as bad as a student where I used to work, drained the oil out of the engine of a tractor then started it up to turn the wheels so he could get better access to filler
We’ve just bought a forage wagon fitted with a powder additive applicator, and having a quick search online, I can only find a handful of powdered silage inoculants.
Does this mean that powdered additives are inferior to liquid ones?
Any recommendations for good powder inoculants.
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