Silo Cost Cited as Barrier to Farmers Using Ellage Method
Farmers are urged to adopt the economy of silo feeding for corn but balk at the initial expense. The article notes costs from about 200 dollars to one dollar per silo, with stave silos capable of holding around a hundred tons, illustrating the affordability concerns for smallholders.
Ration and Feeding Guidelines for a Dairy Bull
A practical dairy bull feeding note recommends a grain ration of equal parts ground oats and bran with alfalfa, offering six to eight pounds daily for a 1700 to 1900 pound bull if manure is dry. Silage can be fed as soon as stored, even before ripening, and is highlighted as a versatile feed. Also described is a spinning top that “sleeps” under natural gravity and rotation, illustrating balance and inertia in motion.
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