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The Challenge

Ensiling is the most efficient and cost effective manner to preserve the harvested forage and feed animals all year around. Achieving effective fermentation is of utmost importance in producing high-quality silage. Lowering pH as quickly as possible is key to maintaining nutrient value as well as creating less favourable conditions for undesirable microorganisms. To maintain the aerobic stability in silage is critical as yeasts and moulds are major factors in aerobic spoilage.

The Solution

Role of Lactic Acid

Advance contains two strains of Lactic Acid bacteria that reduce nutrient losses in forage by rapidly dropping the pH. Our own unique blend of bacteria in Advance optimises the speed at which pH drops after ensiling.

Role of Enzymes

Enzymes unlock the energy from plant fibre and significantly increase the digestibility of treated forages. We include our own crop-specific cocktail of enzymes to suit the type of plant fibre you are ensiling.

Role of Acetic Acid

Our Lactobacillus brevis produces Acetic Acid which slows the growth of spoilage organisms (yeasts and moulds) in silage and TMR. Treated silage is more stable and consistent.

Role of Microbial Stimulants

The bacteria in Advance inoculants are in a dormant state and need activating when applied to forage. Our specific stimulants do this and provide a boost to the inoculants.

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