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I have made haylage for several years now. Silage is a term that has a broader.

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Horse Owners want Dust Free Hay with a slight smell of fermentation most haylage baled is too wet to be ideal for equines.

Farming forum haylage. Haylage and rain Welcome to the British Farming Forum. Post by Deleted on Jun 12 2009 223245 GMT. It is really getting frustrating and we have no solution for the problem.

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The forum for agricultural discussion on all farming topics. Farming Forum UK. I can see if we do get around to haymaking it will be a dusty old sample by the time it is made.

Haylage is a broader forage term referring to forage that is harvested at 40 to 60 moisture so baleage and haylage are terms often used interchangeably. The Farming Forum Hammerwich Walsall United Kingdom. I spray for weeds about every 3 years and.

The latest issues affecting farming today. A rough rule of thumb is to have no moisture left in the stem but some left in the node of the plant or when youre baling the bales should be just slightly harder to. The biggest thing about it is that you have to have a plan so that once a containerbaleetc is opened you can feed it out quick enough before it.

A forum for farmers and country-folk worldwide. Threads 221K Messages 1M. I have been contemplating wrapping our very late hay crop because the forecast still looks so poor.

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Deer destroying our haylage. 0 Buttercups in silage Jun 12 2009 223245 GMT. Weather forecasts give farmers the.

I have a 7 acre field that I use as winter grazing horses come off about now and it is rolled and harrowed. Threads 221K Messages 1M. A friend of mine was a bit dubious that late over-the-top crop would wrap and make haylage properly.

Jonnieboy Posts4819 JoinedFri Nov 28 2008 1046 pm Locationbest bit of yorkshire. Jump to Latest Follow Status Not open for further replies. What happens if the crop is a bit on the dead side.

New posts Farm Business Talk about farming business issues with other farmers and learn how to make changes to improve your farm business. We feed our haylage for the last 7 years and NEVER had a problem with deer damaging it and there is so much other stuff around but NO they have to wreck our nicely wrapped hay. 84608 likes 83 talking about this 35 were here.

We might get a window of a 2-3 days. However to address your question from a beefsheep farmers perspective haylage is silage that was got a little bit drier. You will have to register before you can post.

Post by jonnieboy Fri May 06 2016 822 pm This has been sprung on me. Theres no hard and fast distinction. Years ago farmers put additives in silage to make it ferment quickly but that is generally not done these days.

Ok where to begin are you drunkas the above makes no sense or as i suspect you have no knowledge of farming but are an internet troll intent on mischief. I have looked into it before but now with the sheep and considering things I can growmake for many livestock to feed especially through winter. Livestock discussion in here.

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