jcb411abuser
Well-Known Member
Been pondering this for a while.
If you took a July first cut grass silage, in a decent spell of weather when it came, and got it to 40-60% dm. What would that be like as a cubicle bedding material?
Recycled manure solids are all the rage and they are 25-35%DM typically, so why wouldn't a similar silage do the trick with the added benefit of acid suppressing bacterial growth atleast for a day or so.
If you took a July first cut grass silage, in a decent spell of weather when it came, and got it to 40-60% dm. What would that be like as a cubicle bedding material?
Recycled manure solids are all the rage and they are 25-35%DM typically, so why wouldn't a similar silage do the trick with the added benefit of acid suppressing bacterial growth atleast for a day or so.