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Anybody use this on your silage pile?
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garvo
Posted 2/23/2017 06:24 (#5857441 - in reply to #5857130)
Subject: RE: Anybody use this on your silage pile?


western iowa,by Denison
we have been spraying with syrup-then tarping-with tire rings-I think the syrup is so nasty the animals have left the tarp alone-and the plastic sticks to the syrup like a glue rat trap-the green heavy tarp is expensive and the gravel in the bag is always ending up with holes-I did stop one day by a guy and he use's fine sand to cover his tarp-has always just feed the sand along with the silage

on corn silage the syrup has been working very well-you just need to coat it a couple of times a couple weeks apart-when the top drys out is when you get spoilage-if you look underneath a tarp-it is usually moist and not dryed out-the syrup acts the same way-we really like to syrup with in 12 hours of packin-seems like it seals it from evaporation-then 10-14 days later another coat

Edited by garvo 2/23/2017 06:29
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