With high commodity prices, it is important to maximize profit from every acre. Silage performance can vary depending on hybrid selection. Performance consistency can be different from one hybrid to the next. Leo Brown, livestock information manager for Pioneer Hi-Bred, says growers need to look at maturity and agronomic needs first then yield, tonnage and fiber digestibility when making a hybrid selection.
[audio:http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3?http://zimmcomm.biz/pioneer/pioneer-podcast-40-wdd.mp3]Leo Brown on Hybrids for Silage Quality (5:00 min MP3)
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3 Comments on “Hybrid Selections for Silage Quality”
I assume this is about maize silage?
I assume this is about maize silage?
I assume this is about maize silage?