silage

Converse of object

• feed: The cows when housed just get fed grass silage together with a few kg of meal fed using out of parlor feeders.
• cut: As we descended a farmer was busy cutting silage.
• produce: Instead of making hay, the crop is wrapped in plastic and fermented to produce silage.
• make: The farmer will not just make silage from grass.
• use: Sometimes grazing a particular field or using silage from it is always associated with milk fever.

Adjective modifier

• whole: Although wheat is more common, it is known some whole crop cereal silage is made from barley.
• high: It is the young leafy part that makes the highest quality silage.
• good: This can usually be achieved by feeding ad lib good quality silage.
• first: First cut grass silage or whole crop mixtures can also be used.

Modifies a noun

• bale: Allowing air into the silage bale will result in part or all of that bale going rotten.
• clamp: Re-use of tires includes weighing down silage clamp coverings, recycling includes paper etc taken to local authority amenity sites.
• fermentation: Investigation of direct gas production from silage fermentation acids.
• liquor: Never pollute watercourses with silage liquor, slurry, fertilizers or pesticides.
• pit: They could even be standing underneath a silage pit, possibly even constructed with a European Union grant for poor rural areas.
• additive: No silage additives have been used for the last five years.

Noun used with modifier

• maize: Maize silage from the previous autumn is often used most successfully.
• bale: Quality is an important factor when making big bale silage for both the cattle and the sheep.
• grass: First cut grass silage or whole crop mixtures can also be used.
• crop: Although wheat is more common, it is known some whole crop cereal silage is made from barley.
• cut: First cut grass silage or whole crop mixtures can also be used.