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2011年7月25日 · 2. Location. New Zealand. Apr 29, 2012. #2. Haylage is cut from more mature grass... higher dry matter, lower feed value than silage. Unless the haylage is simply hay that got wrapped because it was too wet to store, it should be higher feed value than hay.
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2012年9月19日 · I have a similar question as the one below but I didn't want to hijack his thread. We have a pretty decent hay market here and I would like to feed corn silage and sell the hay but I'm not sure how to value the corn silage. Average corn yield is 80-120. We're feeding 13 brood cows and 16 finishers. I am thinking I using an 8x100 bag to store ...
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2016年12月4日 · In between, you get a high fiber, low energy, low protein feed. Closer to boot it is higher protein, high fiber feed. Closer to dough it will be a higher energy high fiber feed. joethefarmer75. Posted 12/4/2016 18:31 (#5675899 - in reply to #5675014) Subject: RE: feeding silage vs hay and general questions.
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RustyV99. Posted 7/22/2024 21:49 (#10822221) Subject: Wintering Beef Cows/Heifers - Silage vs Hay. I graze my beef cows 9 months or so out of the year. Pasture and then crop residue/cover crops and then buy hay for the rest of the winter. I am close to a dairy that is willing to sell and run some feed into bunks for me this winter, and it seems ...
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Posted 7/23/2024 06:31 (#10822421 - in reply to #10822221) Subject: RE: Wintering Beef Cows/Heifers - Silage vs Hay SW OH Your cows nutritional needs should be about the same as their dry cows.
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2024年7月22日 · Wintering Beef Cows/Heifers - Silage vs Hay. We feed silage and ground brome hay to our cows. They are out on stalks and have good timber for wind protection from north and west. We usually feed about 35#/head/day of ration, silage and about 12% ground brome hay. This is about as much brome as our RotoMix wagon wants.
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2003年5月14日 · also sillage tastes better, so the animals will eat more, and hence produce better. sillage is also easier to keep and make then hay: hay must always be dry, sillage can be kept outside al long as it is baled and wrapped. hi quality hay needs 5 dry days, hi quality sillage needs 24 dry hours. their is also less manpower and workinghours involve ...
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Posted 7/23/2024 07:31 (#10822506 - in reply to #10822498) Subject: RE: Wintering Beef Cows/Heifers - Silage vs Hay western iowa,by Denison RustyV99 - 7/23/2024 07:27 I did inquire on that too.
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Curious. Posted 7/23/2024 07:19 (#10822484 - in reply to #10822221) Subject: RE: Wintering Beef Cows/Heifers - Silage vs Hay. NW IA. Not exactly what you asked, but I talked to a cow-calf guy who was getting TMR refusals/leftovers, whatever you choose to call them, for his cows from a large dairy nearby for a reasonable price.
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2024年7月22日 · They are out on stalks and have good timber for wind protection from north and west. We usually feed about 35#/head/day of ration, silage and about 12% ground brome hay. This is about as much brome as our RotoMix wagon wants. The last trimester, we add 1/2#/hd/day of a 40/20 protein pellet.