FARMING SILAGE
What is silage?
grass or other green fodder compacted and stored in airtight conditions, typically in a silo, without first being dried, and used as animal feed in the winter.
Order of silage
- usually to start of with the grass is cut with a mower mounted on a tractor and then is left for 24 hours
- then a tractor with a rotor rake then makes the cut grass into neat piles
- a forage harvester then arrives and silage trailers are hitched onto tractors the tractors and forage harvester arrive into the fields and pick up the grass which is spurted into trailers
- the tractors then drive to the silo and empty their trailers and the grass is flattened to let it dry out
what is silage used for?
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