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We offer the best product range of Corn Silage and MAIZE SILAGE.

Corn Silage

4 / Kilogram Get Latest Price
  • Min. Order (MOQ) 10000 Kilogram
  • Brand Name green gold
  • Cultivation Type maize
  • Color Yellow
  • Usage Cattle Feeds, Animal Feed, Cattle Feed
  • Certification ISO 9001-2008, FSSAI Certified, ISO 14001:2015 & HACCP
  • Grade Standard Feed Grade
  • Packaging Type Round Bales
  • Packaging Size 400 kg
  • Country of Origin India
  • green gold silage

Corn silage is a type of preserved forage made from whole corn plants—including the stalk, leaves, cobs, and kernels—that are chopped, packed tightly, and fermented. It's a staple feed for ruminant livestock like dairy cows and beef cattle due to its high energy content and digestibility.

Overview:
FeatureDescription
Plant used Whole corn plant at the milk to dough stage of maturity
Preservation method Anaerobic fermentation (silage process)
Nutritional value High in energy, fiber, and fermented sugars
Moisture content Typically 60-70% moisture
Feeding Common in dairy and beef operations
Advantages of Corn Silage:
  • High yield per acre

  • Energy-dense: especially important for high-producing dairy cows

  • Good palatability: animals generally eat it readily

  • Storage efficiency: compact and long-lasting when stored properly

Silage Making Process (Steps):
  1. Harvesting:

    • Done when corn is at 60–70% moisture (milk to early dent stage)

    • Ensures proper sugar levels for fermentation

  2. Chopping:

    • Particle size: to ¾ inch

    • Fine enough to pack tightly, coarse enough for rumen function

  3. Packing:

    • Exclude as much oxygen as possible

    • Prevents spoilage and promotes anaerobic fermentation

  4. Covering:

    • Use plastic sheeting or silage covers

    • Weigh down to prevent air and moisture infiltration

  5. Fermentation:

    • 2–3 weeks of anaerobic bacterial activity

    • Converts sugars into lactic acid, lowering pH (3.8–4.2)

  6. Feeding:

    • After fermentation is complete

    • Remove daily feed face to minimize spoilage

Nutritional Profile (Typical Ranges)
NutrientAmount (% of Dry Matter)
Dry Matter 30–35%
Crude Protein 7–9%
NDF (Fiber) 40–50%
Starch 25–35%
TDN (Energy) 65–75%

Values vary depending on hybrid, harvest stage, and management.

Additional Information:

Payment Terms : L/C, D/P, T/T

Packaging Details : 100 kg and 400 kg

Delivery Time : immediate

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Maize Silage

5 - 6 / kilogram Get Latest Price
  • Min. Order (MOQ) 10000 kg
  • Brand Name green gold
  • Cultivation Type maize
  • Color Yellow
  • Usage Cattle Feeds, Animal Feed, Cattle Feed
  • Certification ISO 9001-2008, FSSAI Certified, ISO 14001:2015 & HACCP
  • Grade Standard Feed Grade
  • Packaging Type Round Bales
  • Packaging Size 400 kg
  • Country of Origin India
  • green gold maize silage
  • silage corn silage

Corn silage is a type of preserved forage made from whole corn plants—including the stalk, leaves, cobs, and kernels—that are chopped, packed tightly, and fermented. It's a staple feed for ruminant livestock like dairy cows and beef cattle due to its high energy content and digestibility.

Overview:
FeatureDescription
Plant used Whole corn plant at the milk to dough stage of maturity
Preservation method Anaerobic fermentation (silage process)
Nutritional value High in energy, fiber, and fermented sugars
Moisture content Typically 60-70% moisture
Feeding Common in dairy and beef operations
Advantages of Corn Silage:
  • High yield per acre

  • Energy-dense: especially important for high-producing dairy cows

  • Good palatability: animals generally eat it readily

  • Storage efficiency: compact and long-lasting when stored properly

Silage Making Process (Steps):
  1. Harvesting:

    • Done when corn is at 60–70% moisture (milk to early dent stage)

    • Ensures proper sugar levels for fermentation

  2. Chopping:

    • Particle size: to ¾ inch

    • Fine enough to pack tightly, coarse enough for rumen function

  3. Packing:

    • Exclude as much oxygen as possible

    • Prevents spoilage and promotes anaerobic fermentation

  4. Covering:

    • Use plastic sheeting or silage covers

    • Weigh down to prevent air and moisture infiltration

  5. Fermentation:

    • 2–3 weeks of anaerobic bacterial activity

    • Converts sugars into lactic acid, lowering pH (3.8–4.2)

  6. Feeding:

    • After fermentation is complete

    • Remove daily feed face to minimize spoilage

Nutritional Profile (Typical Ranges)
NutrientAmount (% of Dry Matter)
Dry Matter 30–35%
Crude Protein 7–9%
NDF (Fiber) 40–50%
Starch 25–35%
TDN (Energy) 65–75%

 

Additional Information:

Payment Terms : L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T

Packaging Details : 100 kg and 400 kg

Delivery Time : immediate

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