How do you make silage?

Answer 1

Silage is pickled grassFirst a tractor with a mower cuts grass in a field, then a forage harvester pick es it up and puts it in trailers. the trailers then tip it back at the farm and a tractor drives over the grass to mould the silage clamp (mound of ground) and to get all the air out, so that it pickles ins ted of going mouldy. A big plastic sheet is then placed on top of it so that it pickles and tyres are put on top to stop the sheet blowing away. When it is ready the farmer peels back the sheet and feeds the silage to the cows.

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Answer 2

The corn is chopped up by a machine called a forage harvester, then blown into the back of a silage dump truck or wagon until it is full. The wagon or box of the dump truck is emptied onto a designated spot where the pile will be packed and stored, or over a large area where the silage is transported up into the silo. The feed is packed down so much so that all the air pockets are squished out. Then the silage is let be for a few weeks to ferment. When the whole entire silo of feed or silage pile or pit is fully fermented, it is then scooped up via loader bucket on a tractor and fed to livestock.