Silage sorghum, an alternative to silage maize
Problem Forage production of silage maize becomes increasingly challenging due to soil quality degradation, increasing pressure of diseases and pests, legal limitations in N and P-fertilization rate, higher chances of drought and excessive water due to climate change.
Krauss, Maike, Run, Laurens van
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Digestion, rumen fermentation and circulating concentrations of insulin, growth hormone and IGF-1 in steers fed diets based on different proportions of maize silage and grass silage [PDF]
Replacing grass silage with maize silage results in a fundamental change in the ratio of structural to non-structural carbohydrates with commensurate changes in rumen fermentation patterns and nutrient utilisation.
D.T. Juniper +3 more
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Intake, growth and meat quality of steers given diets based on varying proportions of maize silage and grass silage [PDF]
Simmental × Holstein-Friesian steers were offered four forage diets. These comprised grass silage (G); proportionately 0·67 grass silage, proportionately 0·33 maize silage (GGM); 0·33 grass silage, 0·67 maize silage ( MMG); maize silage ( M) from 424 (s ...
Nute, Geoff +5 more
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Effects of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum from Homemade Pickles on Mixed Maize–Soybean Silage Quality
This study was conducted to determine the influence of Lactiplantibacillus plantarum (LpP) isolated from homemade pickles on chemical, physical, and microbiological properties, in vitro digestibility and feed value, and aerobic stability in pure maize ...
Hayrettin Çayıroğlu
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Preparation, Maintenance and Utilisation of Maize Silage: A Review [PDF]
Forage conservation has become an important tool for animal enterprises to ensure an adequate supply of quality feed throughout the year. This in turn contributes to stability in animal production and thus economic performance. Silage is often the preferred preserved fodder when animals are fed adjacent to the storage site.
Castaneda, C. A. +2 more
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Maize silage for milk production - Part 1: Effect of the quality of maize silage on milk [PDF]
Ensiled forage maize is an alternative or complementary forage to grass silage and is the main source of forage for ruminant livestock in many European countries. The growing of maize for silage was tried unsuccessfully in Ireland in the 1970’s, was resumed in the late 1980’s and is now well established in suitable areas in the south and east of ...
Fitzgerald, J.J. +3 more
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Influence of maize hybrids on silage quality
Maize (Zea mays L.) is the most important silage crop due to its low buffer capacity, high amount of dry matter and optimal concentration of soluble carbohydrates. Silage of maize is a process of anaerobic preservation by lactic acid fermentation, which reduces the possibility of loss of nutrients from harvest to consumption of animal feed.
Rakić, Radojica +7 more
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Effects of Lactobacillus plantarum inoculants on maize silage quality [PDF]
In the winter time in Serbia, maize silage is the main ruminant feed. Therefore, managing maize silage is an important contributor to maintain the silage quality for livestock feed.
Đorđević Snežana +3 more
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Silage From Intercropping Of Maize With Common Beans (Phaseolus Vulgaris) As Roughage For Fattening Pigs [PDF]
Maize silage is a high-energy roughage that can be fed to fattening pigs to provide both employment and additional nutrients. Intercropping of maize with common beans was tested to produce a roughage higher in protein, but was still found to contain ...
Büttner, Sinje +3 more
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The effect of additives on mycotoxic contamination of maize silages [PDF]
Addition of silage additives is commonly concentrated on the improvement of nutritive and fermentative features of silages, but in recent years, mycotoxic contamination is also a feature monitored after the treatment.
Mária KALÚZOVÁ +9 more
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