Dr. Eric Bailey is back with Tim Reinbott to talk about corn silage. He brings important information on silage details that producers are currently asking about. What kind of TDN does silage produce? Is it more economical than hay? What about keeping it covered? Have you ever wondered if there's a return on your investment with the efforts and costs of stockpiling forages? What about the variability of fall precipitation and forage production? Are we over-stocking cattle? Is there another way? Enjoy the discussion and ideas presented in this podcast. Learn the answer to these questions and more!
Part One Video: https://youtu.be/tiwv0zmJuyA?feature=shared
Part Two Video: https://youtu.be/O-Q1rtmyxm0
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