Silage can help farmers manage drought

Updated September 20 2019 - 4:07pm, first published April 22 2019 - 8:00am
BACKBONE: Lallemand Animal Nutrition says silage made from irrigated or dryland crops forms the backbone of hundreds of feeding systems in dairy, beef and sheep enterprises throughout Australia.
BACKBONE: Lallemand Animal Nutrition says silage made from irrigated or dryland crops forms the backbone of hundreds of feeding systems in dairy, beef and sheep enterprises throughout Australia.

GROWING or contract growing fodder may present a better long-term solution for many livestock producers in managing feed inventory and costs, according to Lallemand Animal Nutrition's Jordan Minniecon.

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