End of Project ReportBaled silage is now made on two-thirds of all farms in Ireland, and accounts for one third of all silage made. It is particularly prevalent as the primary silage-making system on both beef farms and smaller-sized farms. However, it is also widespread as a second silage-making system on many other farms. The series of experiments contained in this report were conducted as part of a collaborative EU Structural Funds supported research project jointly carried out between the Teagasc research centres at Grange and Oak Park. Some of the research was also conducted in collaboration with the Botany Dept. at University College Dublin.European Union Structural Funds (EAGGF
SIGLELD:8277.815(1980). / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
End of Project ReportSince forage forms a large part of growing ruminant rations in Ireland, the tru...
Because of the climatic conditions, the Finnish milk production research has focused to improve the ...
End of Project ReportBaled silage is now made on two-thirds of all farms in Ireland, and accounts fo...
End of Project ReportThis present report summaries the findings of the more recent research on baled...
End of project reportSilage is made on approximately 86% of Irish farms, and 85% of these make some ...
End of Project ReportA comprehensive research programme showed the potential benefits of replacing a...
End of Project ReportGrass silage must support the predictable, consistent and profitable production...
End of project reportMost (ca. 86%) Irish farms make some silage. Besides directly providing feed fo...
peer-reviewedA Teagasc Walsh Fellowship awarded to J. McEniry supported this study.Baled and precis...
Grass silage is an integral part of cattle production in Ireland and yet silage quality has remained...
End of Project ReportMaize silage is recognised world-wide as a high quality winter feed for livesto...
SIGLELD:8277.815(1981). / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
The XVth International Silage Conference will be held in Madison, Wisconsin, United States of Americ...
Key Points Mechanisation and engineering inputs are key factors which contribute to silage costs. ...
SIGLELD:8277.815(1980). / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
End of Project ReportSince forage forms a large part of growing ruminant rations in Ireland, the tru...
Because of the climatic conditions, the Finnish milk production research has focused to improve the ...
End of Project ReportBaled silage is now made on two-thirds of all farms in Ireland, and accounts fo...
End of Project ReportThis present report summaries the findings of the more recent research on baled...
End of project reportSilage is made on approximately 86% of Irish farms, and 85% of these make some ...
End of Project ReportA comprehensive research programme showed the potential benefits of replacing a...
End of Project ReportGrass silage must support the predictable, consistent and profitable production...
End of project reportMost (ca. 86%) Irish farms make some silage. Besides directly providing feed fo...
peer-reviewedA Teagasc Walsh Fellowship awarded to J. McEniry supported this study.Baled and precis...
Grass silage is an integral part of cattle production in Ireland and yet silage quality has remained...
End of Project ReportMaize silage is recognised world-wide as a high quality winter feed for livesto...
SIGLELD:8277.815(1981). / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
The XVth International Silage Conference will be held in Madison, Wisconsin, United States of Americ...
Key Points Mechanisation and engineering inputs are key factors which contribute to silage costs. ...
SIGLELD:8277.815(1980). / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
End of Project ReportSince forage forms a large part of growing ruminant rations in Ireland, the tru...
Because of the climatic conditions, the Finnish milk production research has focused to improve the ...