Forage sorghum management, hybrids determine silage value
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- čas přidán 25. 10. 2016
- Unique data for forage sorghums, including varying feed values and management needs of different hybrids, is coming out of a Texas A&M AgriLife trial being conducted near Bushland.
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Thank you for appreciating farm families! We are a multi-generational family farm and ranch. We have a family-friendly CZcams channel and we just released a video of chopping our silage! We would love for you to check it out! czcams.com/video/lE3Yi-_cB4A/video.html
is there any dual purpose sorghum for grains and fodder?
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Ag is full of talking heads who make more money off our farms than we do, and their advice is to benefit them, not us, but this is actually right on the money. Gotta give credit where it is due.
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One thing I did hear her say that they're talking about irrigation and having to give it water and all that stuff like that you figure an acre is like 30000 gallons of water in it and that you can preserve for it rain water but the thing about what got me thinking about why do you need pesticides to get rid of aphids so what eats aphids when you start using pesticides there's certain things you kill besides the insects that you're intending to kill has collateral damage why would I want to buy your grain from you if you've been using chemicals in it.... first of all growing things in a commercial value or value circumstance where you're paying for quantity for cattle that you're providing for the whole country which shouldn't be doing like that should be a community-based thing or state or County Wide Fang so you're not contaminating things and first of all we shouldn't be using pesticides and fertilizers. because we got all that stuff naturally... they just want to use it so that everybody makes money somewhere in it for nothing.... she's talkin money is all she's talking about.... it isn't true farming if you trying to do it cheat through the process who the end user or whatever your reason is like she's explaining there... we don't have to be greedy that's the problem with in farming today.....
First of all when you're feeding the sillage to these animals..it is still not alive they have to eat live sillage it has to be alive when they get it just like one we go to kill something fresh it has to be fresh when you eat the meat not old. But it seems like to me the way she's talking about it in a science terms of how you're going to make money out of the production of having sorghum in that level of feeding your animals do you let that stuff sit up and gets moldy gets old and they're eating that...
How are you going to feed cows "fresh silage" when the snow is a foot deep? We feed cattle to make money yes that is the way bills get paid. She has a passion for creating a safe nutrition for the cattle. Silage has to be done properly or it can mold. Silage is not much different than the burbon in your glass, or at least mine.
Silage is fermented, like pickles. Cows love it and thrive on it