Posted on February 22nd, 2013 in Forage Foundations
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Over the past five years, U.S. harvesters have put up 109.9 million tons of corn silage, according to Dr. Keith Bolsen, professor emeritus with Kansas State University and private forage consultant.
That means that corn silage is a $7 billion industry today. Compare that to the $2 billion industry of the 1970s and it’s easy to see that putting up high quality forages has never been so important.
With an extensive career...