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    Improved Technologies For Baled Silage.

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    O'Kiely, Padraig
    Forristal, Dermot
    Brady, K.
    McNamara, Keelan
    Lenehan, J.J.
    Fuller, Hubert T.
    Whelan, Jackie
    Keyword
    Silage - baled
    Ireland
    Technology
    Date
    2002-12-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11019/1355
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    O'Kiely, P., Forristal, D.P., Brady, K., McNamara, K., Lenehan, J.J., Fuller, H., Whelan, J., Improved Technologies For Baled Silage, End of Project Reports, Teagasc, 2002.
    Abstract
    This present report summaries the findings of the more recent research on baled silage.The contents of this report are presented under the following headings:1. Characteristics of baled silage on Irish farms - a survey 2. Mechanisation in the field 3. Forage and plastic 4. Schzophyllum commune 5. Preventing wildlife damage 6. Growth by cattle
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