Summer Harvest Corn Silage

This Summer Harvest Corn Silage supplied by the Yiman factory is made from whole corn plants that naturally matured in the summer. It is cultivated under the unique growing environment of summer. The corn grains are plump and full, and the whole grass material is moist and of good water retention. The overall texture is soft and gentle, which is in line with the feeding habits of livestock in hot weather.

Relying on the exclusive harvesting rhythm and rapid closed-loop processing mode in summer, the exposure time of the grass material to the hot environment is shortened. With the gentle and stable fermentation process, the original juice and natural nutrients of the grass material are locked in. The overall grass material is fermented evenly, has a natural and fresh smell, and has a moist and non-irritating texture. It is suitable for the daily feeding of ruminant animals such as cattle, sheep, and dairy cows in the hot season, providing a more suitable grass material supply for regular summer farming, and smoothly maintaining the farming rhythm in the hot season.

Product Parameter

Storage Method

The storage site for Summer Harvest Corn Silage should ideally be in a cool, ventilated, and light-shielded area, away from direct sunlight and high-temperature accumulation on the ground. This helps to reduce the impact of external heat waves and maintain a constant temperature in the storage environment.

The packaging film should be kept intact and sealed throughout the process to prevent package breaks, air leaks, and water ingress, and to prevent the infiltration of high-temperature moisture and the secondary fermentation, souring, and deterioration of the internal feed.

Usage should follow the principle of using as needed, with a reasonable plan for the amount of feed taken each time. After unrolling the bale, it should be fed up as soon as possible; any remaining feed should be promptly sealed to prevent large-scale contact with hot air.

The stacking and placement should maintain an appropriate spacing to avoid multiple layers of heavy and dense stacking, ensuring proper ventilation and air circulation at the bottom to prevent internal heat accumulation and mold growth, and extending the overall storage and usage period.

Comparing the advantages of ordinary silage

Stronger summer feeding adaptability

Ordinary silage has a drier and harder texture, and livestock are prone to loss of appetite and reduced feeding during hot weather. Summer Harvest Corn Silage has an appropriate moisture content, a refreshing and mellow taste, and a more outstanding palatability, effectively improving the problem of poor feeding caused by heat stress.

More suitable processing technology for climate

Customized rapid processing procedures for hot summer weather, shortening the interval from harvest to sealed fermentation, avoiding problems such as heat spoilage and odor generation, and ensuring more stable overall quality of the feed, with lower storage losses in summer.

Lower gastrointestinal burden and better digestion

The raw material is at the right maturity, with softer fiber texture and better softening degree, combined with sufficient natural juice, reducing the burden on the gastrointestinal tract. In hot weather, livestock have a weaker metabolism, and this silage is easier to be absorbed, reducing common summer breeding problems such as indigestion and heat-related illness.

Seasonal nutrition more closely meets the needs

Enriched with unique natural trace elements and active nutrients during the summer growth period, the nutritional ratio is more suitable for the physiological metabolism of livestock in summer, which can not only replenish daily energy consumption but also enhance the heat tolerance adaptability of livestock, maintaining a stable body condition.

More detailed breeding adaptation scenarios

Breaking through the limitation of the four-season applicability of ordinary silage, optimizing the formula and processing standards specifically for warm seasons and high-temperature environments. Whether it is large-scale ranches or individual farmers' breeding, it can easily adapt to the summer feeding plan, making breeding management more worry-free.