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Kernel processor, Is it nesesery for silage fed to beef cattle?
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Posted 3/9/2014 23:22 (#3744610 - in reply to #3743326)
Subject: RE: Kernel processor, Is it nesesery for silage fed to beef cattle?


frederick, MD
I know nothing about beef cattle but I would think you guys would want to chop your silage drier and later for maximum starch. Which would make the kernal processor more important, I would think.

I try to let my silage dry down to 65 percent or so, but with dairy we can't sacrifice much fiber digestablity for starch. So I won't go any drier. I would think beef guys would want to go down as low as 60 percent or so.

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