Translation of "Ensiled" in German

Energy plants as fresh mass, ensiled, pressed, dried, in coarse or fine particles,

This cut can be ensiled without field curing .

Even grass, which is ensiled without prior fermentation, can ferment properly.

In the next step, the mixing material can be ensiled and then stored.

This dairy farm with 120 cows ensiled silage in its entire bags .

In the north CCM was ensiled with the RT 8000 .

If both crops are then ensiled on top of each other, some aspects must be considered.

Ensiled forage was used in feeding experiments with heifers.

Properly ensiled grass can support healthy, high-producing dairy herds while reducing feed costs.

Actually it is a valuable feed, which can be fed either freshly or ensiled.

A dry granular preservative for all silage, high moisture ensiled corn, and baled hay.

Studies involving other species are required only when the nature of the ensiled material makes it more appropriate for use with non-ruminants.

In the processing of clover and grass, for example, operation during the winter may be assured by delivering additional raw materials to the facility during the summer, compressing this material there, and immediately processing the additional squeezed-out fluid with its perishable substances sugar and proteins together with the fluid squeezed out during the normal summer production, whereas the residue that has a high fiber content will be ensiled with the addition of lactic acid bacteria.

The nutritional value of the ensiled crop is preserved and spoilage – an inherent problem of the earlier bagged system – is reduced.

Recent research from the Swedish University of Agricultural Science (SLU) titled "The influence of crop maturity and type of baler on whole crop barley silage production" indicates that crop maturity and the type of baler used in whole crop grain silage production are key factors that influence the amount of nutrient losses in the ensiled forage.

The correct handling and storage of bales is critical in order to preserve these conditions and to retain the quality and nutritional value of the ensiled crop.

While an ensiling of chopped or unchopped sugar beets can be advantageous for subsequent biogas production, since ensiled sugar beet matter can be ferment further, the silage is not desirable as a precursor for sugar or ethanol production, since in conventional silage the sugar beet loses considerable amounts of sugar.

With an extensive experience in traditional baling machinery, the author illustrates a new wrapping technology, the cross-pack wrapping technique that improves efficiency in bale silage production and maximises the quality of the ensiled crop.