Lactation Dairy Cow Corn Silage

This silage improves milk production and milk quality while protecting rumen health. It is widely used in largescale dairy farms worldwide.

Product Parameter

Core selling points

Our Lactation Dairy Cow Corn Silage is specifically designed to meet the needs of the lactation period. The feeding ratio is tailored to the lactation physiology of dairy cows, providing both the energy required for lactation and key nutrients such as crude protein and vitamins. This helps to stabilize milk production and improve milk quality.

The fiber is of moderate softness and hardness, easy to chew and digest, without increasing the digestive burden on the lactating cows' stomachs. At the same time, it can gently stimulate rumen peristalsis, maintain rumen health, and reduce digestive discomfort during the lactation period.

The fermentation degree is precisely controlled, with moderate acidity and no irritation, excellent palatability, which can enhance the feeding enthusiasm of lactating cows, prevent the impact on milk production efficiency due to insufficient feeding, and is suitable for long-term feeding.

The raw materials are high-quality corn specifically selected for the lactation period. The harvesting time is precise, the nutrients are completely retained, without impurities or moldy changes. The feeding is safe and reliable, helping dairy cows smoothly complete the lactation cycle.

Batch supply is stable. Based on the lactating cow inventory of the dairy farm, the supply rhythm can be flexibly adjusted to adapt to the unified feeding management of large-scale lactating cow farming, providing a worry-free and efficient solution.

Notes for Attention

When feeding, the amount should be controlled. Adjust flexibly based on the milk production and weight of the lactating cows to avoid overfeeding and excessive burden on the rumen. It is recommended to combine with a balanced concentrate diet to improve the efficiency of nutrient absorption.

After opening, the feed should be fed as soon as possible to avoid prolonged exposure to the air, which may cause dampness, moldiness, and deterioration. The remaining portion should be sealed in time to reduce nutrient loss and the risk of spoilage.

When storing Lactation Dairy Cow Corn Silage, choose a dry, ventilated, and light-proof location, away from damp environments and odor sources. Avoid packaging damage and air leakage to ensure the quality and safety of the feed.

For the first feeding, do it gradually to allow the lactating cows to adapt. Avoid sudden changes in feed to prevent abnormal feeding and diarrhea, ensuring stable lactation.

During feeding, regularly observe the feeding situation and lactation status of the cows. If there are problems such as decreased feeding or fluctuations in milk production, adjust the feeding amount or suspend feeding and investigate the cause in time.