Packaging Feed with Bale Net Wrap

Bale net wrap silage is also a form of low-moisture silage. Its modulation principle is the same as that of semi-dry silage, that is, when the moisture content of the grass is reduced to 50% to 60% through withering, it is bundled with a high-density baler. To create anaerobic conditions that are favorable for lactic acid fermentation, but its essential difference from ordinary silage is that it can be commercialized and can make the types of livestock diets more diverse, thus providing convenience for rational and efficient formulation of feeds. This plays a decisive role in the application prospects of silage.

Bale net wrapped silage, store this silage in easily accessible locations around the pasture to facilitate small-scale feeding. In addition, because the drying process before picking and baling is much shorter than the time required to prepare hay, another advantage of wrapping silage in a bale net is that it can shorten the harvest time. Baling when the moisture content is 50% to 60% can reduce leaf loss during the harvesting process, thereby obtaining high-protein silage products.