Better Silage for Better Milk Yield | Ohio | NewLeaf Symbiotics
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Dr. Allison Jack joins Paul Konrad and Scott Harris of Streamline Ag to discuss how the Power of Pink Performance has helped drive stronger silage production, including higher starch availability to support milk volume, improved fiber digestibility for stronger components, better fermentation and plant health through chopping, and increased tonnage with more consistent feed quality.
By building a stronger plant early and protecting roots and stalks mid-season, those gains carried through to the feed bunk – boosting milk-per-ton to +52.3 over untreated silage across the last three seasons.
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