Early Cut Straw Reduces Live Stock Feed Value
The document discusses value loss when cut straw is not properly processed. It notes moist, musty straw is undesirable for live stock and emphasizes moisture control, curing, and storage to maintain feeding quality. It mentions an agricultural department advisory from Toronto on best practices.
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