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Brazilian dairy and beef farmers adapting corn forage strategies in a changing climate
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Brazilian dairy and beef farmers adapting corn forage strategies in a changing climate Silo management and inoculent use crucial in changing times9 September 2024 9 September 2024 3 minute read 3 minute read By: By: Lallemand South AmericaWith the corn harvest in Brazil under pressure from adverse climatic conditions, dairy and beef farmers are revising their strategies for getting the best from their crops.
By harvesting at the right time and using an inoculant, growers are ensuring greater yields and starch accumulation and better silage preservation.
“We are seeing the effects of the changing climate year on year, the weather is less stable than it was in the past,’’ he reports.
For many farmers, using an inoculant is standard in their systems, but others might use it only when growing and harvesting conditions have been more challenging.
“A silage inoculant should not be used only as a fix when everything is going badly,’’ he says.
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