thnks bro ...why did you choose pollard over maizegerm..?? through your experience is it true that too much of wheat pollard is not good for the dairy cows???
i went for pollard because,pollard is very soluble and highly digested in the rumen compared to maizegerm.Maize germ is high in energy but pollard is high in protein.
Very enlightening videos. Quick question though, the rainy season is already beckoning. How does one go about wilting on this climate? For instance my napier grass will be at this stage in next 3 weeks but am worried it will be heavily raining by then
thnks bro ...why did you choose pollard over maizegerm..?? through your experience is it true that too much of wheat pollard is not good for the dairy cows???
i went for pollard because,pollard is very soluble and highly digested in the rumen compared to maizegerm.Maize germ is high in energy but pollard is high in protein.
@@FredDairyFarm Well explained thnks...
@@Lucynyambura-jp9vu You are welcome
Very enlightening videos.
Quick question though, the rainy season is already beckoning. How does one go about wilting on this climate?
For instance my napier grass will be at this stage in next 3 weeks but am worried it will be heavily raining by then
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What are the differences between the three ,napier grass, super napier and elephant grass?
They are all in grass family,the difference is the crude protein content,growth rate and yield rate
Hi fred for super napier is it the same procedure?
Yes it is.
Thanks for the innovation. Do I need to add anything else other than microbes and molasses?
Yes,Mineral salts and if possible concentrates like maize germ or wheat pollard/bran plus toxin binders
How much the height