Plantains and chicory silage.

stevedave

Member
As the title says really. We have a field of plantains, chicory red clover and grass. We are thinking about baling it but don't know how it will turn out. Has anyone tried this how did it go?
 

Agrivator

Member
We had some exceptionally good haylage made from grass, clover and dandelion leaves.
Maybe it will never happen again, because Dandelion seeds are very expensive, and too many blow away at sowing time.
 

TexelBen

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North Yorkshire
We bale a wildflower meadow with plenty of plantain and red clover, the advice. I got off here was not to turn it too much as it will smash the more delicate plants to bits.
And extra layers of wrap.
Sheep went mad for it
 

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