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Maize shredlage : a new take on silage : : feeds & grazing

Richardt Venter

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High-quality, wholeplant maize silage greatly contributes to supplying the energy, starch and forage neutral detergent fibre needs of high-producing dairy cows, reducing purchased feed costs from expensive grain and by-product supplements, and generating milk and growth revenues for livestock producers throughout the world.

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High-quality, wholeplant maize silage greatly contributes to supplying the energy, starch and forage neutral detergent fibre needs of high-producing dairy cows, reducing purchased feed costs from expensive grain and by-product supplements, and generating milk and growth revenues for livestock producers throughout the world.

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High-quality, wholeplant maize silage greatly contributes to supplying the energy, starch and forage neutral detergent fibre needs of high-producing dairy cows, reducing purchased feed costs from expensive grain and by-product supplements, and generating milk and growth revenues for livestock producers throughout the world.

Key concepts: Silage, Forage, Grazing, Livestock, Agricultural science, Starch, Agronomy, Business

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