-
other ruminants. The
fermentation and
storage process is
called ensilage,
ensiling, or silaging. The
exact methods vary,
depending on
available technology...
-
dairy cattle,
alfalfa is
often made into
haylage by a
process known as
ensiling.
Rather than
being dried to make dry hay, the
alfalfa is
chopped finely...
- in
Nordisk familjebok,
volume 4 (1905) Halliday, Les; et al. (2015). "
Ensiling Potatoes" (PDF).
Prince Edward Island Agriculture and Fisheries. Retrieved...
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method of
using ensiled biom**** for
bioethanol production that does not
require expensive heating and
chemical pretreatments. The
ensiled biom**** can be...
- corn is
consumed worldwide. Baby corn
forage can also be fed
fresh or
ensiled to
livestock animals. "Calories in Baby Corn". nutritionix.com. Retrieved...
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numeric names:
authors list (link) Jianxin, Liu; Jun, Guo. "
Ensiling crop residues".
Animal production based on crop residues. FAO. Retrieved...
- high
starch content, it can
substitute maize in the
fodder mixture. By
ensiling the fruits,
drying and heat
treatment to
deactivate the
trypsin inhibitor...
-
Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Zhou, Yiqin. Compar[ison of]
Fresh or
Ensiled Fodders (e.g., Gr****, Legume, Corn) on the
Production of
Greenhouse Gases...
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plants preserved by a
process of
fermentation and
storage called ensilage,
ensiling, or silaging,
which typically involves piling and
compressing large amounts...
- for
ruminants such as cattle,
sheep and goats. It can be fed
fresh and
ensiled.
Setaria sphacelata has
become naturalised in many
countries and is a significant...
