Might me nutritional value. In some places it's too cold for corn, though here I'd guess they could have had both. I know my farther had both, but we'd always have issues with soggy ground when the corn was ready to be chopped.
Dairy cows are generally fed a 'ration' (at least in our country). This means that a mixture of corn, grass and barley silage is fed for example. Each have their own nutritional value and it increases the milk yield. The barley has a lot of protein in it and that creates milk.
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What is the difference with different silage types? Like why barley silage over corn or grass? Thanks!
Might me nutritional value. In some places it's too cold for corn, though here I'd guess they could have had both. I know my farther had both, but we'd always have issues with soggy ground when the corn was ready to be chopped.
Dairy cows are generally fed a 'ration' (at least in our country). This means that a mixture of corn, grass and barley silage is fed for example. Each have their own nutritional value and it increases the milk yield. The barley has a lot of protein in it and that creates milk.
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Die maaier is ook net uit op: FS 22.
Dat doen ze in Denemarken al jaren gehele plant silage