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2 Always target high quality silage it Maximises animal production potential Reduces production storage and feedout costs per unit of stored ME metabolisable energy

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2 Always target high quality silage it Maximises animal production potential Reduces production storage and feedout costs per unit of stored ME metabolisable energy Increases management fle. as . an Alternate Forage. Dr. Mike Hutjens. Dairy Extension Specialist. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jim Baltz. Instructional Design Specialist. Learning Objectives. After viewing this module you should be able to:. June 2012. National Assessment. Need for a National Forage Assessment. Provincial Studies last 4 years. AB, SK, MB, ON, PQ. George . Adnam. at AAFC agreed to proceed with a study in conjunction with CFGA. Jerry Clark. UW Extension Educator. Chippewa County. Dr. Brian Holmes. UW-Extension. Dept. Biological Systems. Engineering. Silage Piles-advantages. Short or long term storage. Inexpensive. Filling through Feedout Dry Matter Losses Less Than 21% with . . an Alternate . Forage Option . Dr. Mike Hutjens. Dairy Extension Specialist. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jim Baltz. Instructional Design Specialist. Learn Objective. The growing and feeding of a fall cereal grain can be a viable forage resource. L. E. Chase and T. R. Overton. Dept. of Animal Science. Cornell University. What is Silage?. “The feedstuff resulting from the . anaerobic. preservation of moist forage or other feeds by the formation and/or addition of acids”. Jean Brisson. . agr. .. R&D Valacta. Outline. Introduction. Interesting. to . grow. corn?. Corn . feeds. Corn . silage. Earlage. /. Snaplage. Corn grain. Conclusions. Introduction. Corn . market. 2014 ISDA Annual Meeting . January 3. rd. – Waverly, Iowa. . “Profit Potential”. Time To Vote for 2014. Milk prices. < $20/. cwt. or > $20/. cwt. Corn prices. . forage surplus. Dennis Hancock. Extension Forage Specialist. UGA – Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences. 2011 . Georgia Grazing School. Reasons for surplus forage:. Rapid Forage Growth. Low Stocking Density. Dennis Hancock. Extension Forage Specialist. UGA – Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences. 2015 . Georgia Grazing School. Yield Distribution of Tall Fescue Complemented with Bermudagrass in Athens, GA. Surplus. Forage Option . Dr. Mike Hutjens. Dairy Extension Specialist. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jim Baltz. Instructional Design Specialist. Learn Objective. The growing and feeding of a fall cereal grain can be a viable forage resource. Jerry Clark. UW Extension Educator. Chippewa County. Dr. Brian Holmes. UW-Extension. Dept. Biological Systems. Engineering. Silage Piles-advantages. Short or long term storage. Inexpensive. Filling through Feedout Dry Matter Losses Less Than 21% with . Hay . Making Crop Clinic. March 13, 2014. Goff’s Equipment Service, Inc.. Litchfield, Connecticut. www.goffsequipment.com. Greater . harvest . window – typically, only 2 good weather days are needed.. Dr. Mike Hutjens. Dairy Extension Specialist. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jim Baltz. Instructional Design Specialist. Learning Objectives. After viewing this module you should be able to:. Double crop rotations with winter cereals and corn silage or forage sorghum Sarah Lyons and Quirine Ketterings T.F. Kilcer , S. Ort, S. Fessenden, S. Swink , G. Godwin, J. Hanshar, K.J. Czymmek, J.H. Cherney, D. Cherney and participating farmers

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