Technology: Hilgardii: New name in silage inoculants

A new strain of bacteria found in maize silage in South America will be put to work next year improving millions of tonnes of silage around the world.
Technology: Hilgardii: New name in silage inoculants

Biotal has announced the arrival of Lactobacillus Hilgardii, a significant technological advance for the UK company which has been at the forefront of research into effective preservation and utilisation of forages for over 25 years.

Their discovery of the L Buchnerii bacteria in the 1980s delivered a new generation of silage inoculants to reduce waste and improve feed quality, and was a big factor in the acquisition of Biotal in 2001 by Lallemand Animal Nutrition, a primary worldwide manufacturer and supplier of inoculants which have bacteria and enzymes for rapid initial silage acidification (preservation), stability and palatability.

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