Grass silage is produced by cutting grass to be collected by either a forage harvester with a pickup header and put into a trailer and then into the silo like corn silage. Corn produces the most amount of silage per acre but requires a lot more specialised equipment to do it. This chaff is then brought to a silage bunker (or bunker silo) and poured onto the ground where its compacted by another tractor using a leveller. Silage is also a primary component in Total Mixed Ration but can be fed to cows directly too.Ĭorn silage is made using a forage harvester with a corn header to chop up the whole corn plant into chaff which is thrown out into a trailer that usually towed by another tractor beside the harvester (or chopper). It is very profitable and there's lots of ways to make it. Silage can be used a feed for cows or can be sold at a sell point or to the biogas plant.
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