BIO-SIL®

We all know the answer to the question “should your silage clamp have a roof” is - only if its raining! Whilst the motor industry has...

Early silage analysis results are confirming that mycotoxin contamination of grass silage will represent a key management challenge on...

Increasing number of German dairy farmers are switching from conventional to organic milk production. For many it’s not a case of...

For those farmers looking out over the vast brown savannahs that used to be green and pleasant, this years maize crop is a beacon of...

Well grown crops of winter wheat can produce up to 30t/ha of high quality forage. But they must be ensiled properly in order to ensure...

The sharp spike in grass growth north of Dublin during the first half of May was great news for silage makers. But it is causing...

BIO-SIL® has helped hundreds of farmers in Europe to produce high quality silage. It is no wonder BIO-SIL® Silage Additive is one of the...

Sales of BIO-SIL® inoculant are on the rise as the start of the 2022 silage season kicks-off. A case in point is the commitment of...

The new silage inoculant BIO-SIL® will feature prominently at this year’s Royal Ulster Winter Fair. It does so following the product’s...

Big bale silage has been popular with livestock for many years. Silage in a handy pack size that can be made on a “field to field” basis...

A new inoculant, BIO-SIL®, which is proven to work equally well in improving the quality of grass and crop silages, is now available in...

The end is in sight – the end to the lockdown (hopefully) and the end to winter routine. Better times are ahead so it’s time to be...

Studies concerning the safety of use of the additive for consumers Lactobacillus plantarum is a very common microorganism growing on a...

The results of in-vitro studies with different forage crops to characterize the biological silage additive BIO-SIL®...

Bio-sil can be used not only for cows’ feed, but also can be very effective for other animals. Below you will find long-term studies...

The epiphytic lactic acid bacteria population on plants is characterized by a huge variation. Moreover, especially the first cut on grass...

A great advantage of homofermentative lactic acid bacteria over heteroenzymatic bacteria is a relatively low level of losses during...

The following calculation bases on an increase of energy content (+0.2 MJ NEL/kg dry matter), an increase of dry matter intake ...