“Shredlage” Forage Units Promoted By Claas
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A few years ago FARM SHOW reported a new technology that chops corn as “shredlage” (Vol. 36, No. 1). Claas recently promoted the shredlage concept at the Ohio Farm Science Review, displaying an attachment for forage harvesters that processes corn plants in a different way.
The idea behind shredlage is to slice the plant in longer pieces and rip the stalk lengthwise to create increased surface area and boost digestibility. Promoters say the result is improved effective fiber, better packing, and a greater exposure to the inner cells of the plant for increased microbial activity.
Shredlage, LLC, located in Oskaloosa, Iowa (ph 641 660-2066; www.@shredlage.com) and Claas recently entered into a licensing agreement to sell Shredlage processors that fit Claas Forage harvesters.
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“Shredlage” Forage Units Promoted By Claas CROPS New Techniques A few years ago FARM SHOW reported a new technology that chops corn as “shredlage” Vol 36 No 1 Claas recently promoted the shredlage concept at the Ohio Farm Science Review displaying an attachment for forage harvesters that processes corn plants in a different way The idea behind shredlage is to slice the plant in longer pieces and rip the stalk lengthwise to create increased surface area and boost digestibility Promoters say the result is improved effective fiber better packing and a greater exposure to the inner cells of the plant for increased microbial activity Shredlage LLC located in Oskaloosa Iowa ph 641 660-2066; www @shredlage com and Claas recently entered into a licensing agreement to sell Shredlage processors that fit Claas Forage harvesters
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