Maize silage is a proven, cost-effective, high value, high carbohydrate forage feed that is the perfect partner for pasture.

Maize grain is used extensively throughout New Zealand in animal feeds (poultry, pork and ruminant), for starch extraction and for human consumption (e.g. cornflakes, corn chips).

An inoculant is a bacterial product that is applied to silage at harvest to help with the fermentation process resulting in less energy and drymatter loss and greater animal performance when compared to an untreated control.

Lucerne is a reliable, perennial deep-rooted legume adapted for both irrigated and non-irrigated land. It is an excellent forage feed for livestock and can be grazed or made into silage or hay.

Grown in warmer areas of New Zealand, forage sorghum x sudan grass hybrids produce high quality, high yielding summer feed for grazing in dairy, beef and sheep systems, and also for sorghum silage.