Storage Structures for Grass Silage
G. C. Zoerb, Hei Young, H. H. DeLong, Dagfinn Moe
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G. C. Zoerb, Hei Young, H. H. DeLong, Dagfinn Moe
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This publication deals primarily with one phase of forage production and preservation – structures for storing grass silage. The work has been conducted in cooperation with a North Central Regional project dealing with farm structures and pertaining to handling, storing, and feeding of grass silage with comparisons of various methods of storage and losses encountered. In addition Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry, Economics, Plant Pathology, and Station Biochemistry departments at the South Dakota State4 College Agricultural Experiment station are conducting research in other phases of silage research have been published by some of the departments. Future reports will be issued as additional information is secured.
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This publication deals primarily with one phase of forage production and preservation – structures for storing grass silage. The work has been conducted in cooperation with a North Central Regional project dealing with farm structures and pertaining to handling, storing, and feeding of grass silage with comparisons of various methods of storage and losses encountered. In addition Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry, Economics, Plant Pathology, and Station Biochemistry departments at the South Dakota State4 College Agricultural Experiment station are conducting research in other phases of silage research have been published by some of the departments. Future reports will be issued as additional information is secured.
Key concepts: Silage, Computer science, Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Biology, Engineering