How do you reduce your silage losses? Dr Dave Davies has some great advice:
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Devon farmer sees reduced waste using Clingseal
Will Retter from Devon helps run the family farm located in Cullompton, Devon, with 230 holstein fresian cows, he rears his own young stock and has 450 acres that he uses for fodder. With limited room on the farm, 4 outdoor clamps are used to ensile grass, whole crop and maize, with an ensiling period of 7-12 months.
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Will Retter from Devon helps run the family farm located in Cullompton, Devon, with 230 holstein fresian cows, he rears his own young stock and has 450 acres that he uses for fodder. With limited room on the farm, 4 outdoor clamps are used to ensile grass, whole crop and maize, with an ensiling period of 7-12 months.
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Dr Dave Davies has some advice about sealing the clamp:
Demand More from Your Silage:
Reduce the amount of poor quality silage with help from Dr Dave Davies:
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Very much worth having a watch, may make one or two people rethink their processes.
Demand more from your silage.
On of the most important but least liked jobs during the silage making season