Corn silage performance: What we can manage

Sometimes diving deeper into a topic simply serves as a reminder to focus on the basics. The findings of a recent project largely align with this lesson. Corn silage yield is subject to many of the same factors as any other grain crop, including growing environment (soil characteristics and weather), soil fertility, pest management, plant genetics, and more. The nutritional value of the silage is affected by many of these same factors, with a growing body of evidence that growing environment is a leading factor for fiber digestibility, a key nutritive metric.

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2025-03-01
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Crop Yield and Soil Fertility
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Corn silage performance: What we can manage

L.E. Chase, Allison L. Kerwin, Joe Lawrence
eCommons (Cornell University)
Crop Yield and Soil Fertility
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Corn silage performance: What we can manage

L.E. Chase, Allison L. Kerwin, Joe Lawrence
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Abstract

Sometimes diving deeper into a topic simply serves as a reminder to focus on the basics. The findings of a recent project largely align with this lesson. Corn silage yield is subject to many of the same factors as any other grain crop, including growing environment (soil characteristics and weather), soil fertility, pest management, plant genetics, and more. The nutritional value of the silage is affected by many of these same factors, with a growing body of evidence that growing environment is a leading factor for fiber digestibility, a key nutritive metric.

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