Numerous commercial silage additives, whose manufacturers claim will improve silage quality, are available to Kansas farmers and ranchers. We believe that these claims must ultimately be documented with farm-scale research. To date, Manhattan and Ft. Hays farm-scale silo results clearly indicate that a few silage additives do improve silage quality and are cost-effective. Several of them have consistently reduced in silo losses. But results probably will not be favorable with all additives under every farm condition. Nor will research results obtained with one commercial product in our trials also apply to other products on the market, however similar in ingredient formulation
Two forage sorghum silages (29 to 30% DM) were made October 1 to 3, 1978; one ensiled without additi...
Silo-Best lowered the ensiling temperature and increased the dry matter recovered from the silo by o...
The purpose of this decision is to review the process of making silage and re-emphasize those manage...
Silage additives are receiving fairly widespread acceptance in the U.S. as management tools that are...
Numerous commercial silage additives, manufacturers of which make various claims for their improving...
Most Kansas grown crops can be harvested, stored, and fed as silage. A good silage fermentation shou...
Numerous commercial silage additives, whose manufacturers claim will improve silage quality, are ava...
The response of corn silage to the additive, Silo-Best Soluble®, was not consistent for the farm sil...
Six commercial silage additives were evaluated in five trials with corn, forage sorghum, and alfalfa...
Two corn silages (37 to 38% DM) were made September 2 and 3, 1975; one was ensiled without additive ...
Whole-plant corn silages were treated with USO3M or Silo-Best Soluble® in one trial and with Garst M...
Two corn silages (34 to 36% DM) were made August 4 and 5, 1976; one was ensiled without additive (co...
Four important silage management practices that are in the control of livestock producers and that a...
Silage is being utilized in larger quantities in beef cattle growing and fattening rations. Hammes e...
Results at Kansas State University from over 200 laboratory-scale trials and 28 farmscale trials sho...
Two forage sorghum silages (29 to 30% DM) were made October 1 to 3, 1978; one ensiled without additi...
Silo-Best lowered the ensiling temperature and increased the dry matter recovered from the silo by o...
The purpose of this decision is to review the process of making silage and re-emphasize those manage...
Silage additives are receiving fairly widespread acceptance in the U.S. as management tools that are...
Numerous commercial silage additives, manufacturers of which make various claims for their improving...
Most Kansas grown crops can be harvested, stored, and fed as silage. A good silage fermentation shou...
Numerous commercial silage additives, whose manufacturers claim will improve silage quality, are ava...
The response of corn silage to the additive, Silo-Best Soluble®, was not consistent for the farm sil...
Six commercial silage additives were evaluated in five trials with corn, forage sorghum, and alfalfa...
Two corn silages (37 to 38% DM) were made September 2 and 3, 1975; one was ensiled without additive ...
Whole-plant corn silages were treated with USO3M or Silo-Best Soluble® in one trial and with Garst M...
Two corn silages (34 to 36% DM) were made August 4 and 5, 1976; one was ensiled without additive (co...
Four important silage management practices that are in the control of livestock producers and that a...
Silage is being utilized in larger quantities in beef cattle growing and fattening rations. Hammes e...
Results at Kansas State University from over 200 laboratory-scale trials and 28 farmscale trials sho...
Two forage sorghum silages (29 to 30% DM) were made October 1 to 3, 1978; one ensiled without additi...
Silo-Best lowered the ensiling temperature and increased the dry matter recovered from the silo by o...
The purpose of this decision is to review the process of making silage and re-emphasize those manage...