Tips for keeping silage season accident-free

May is the month for silage making 
Tips for keeping silage season accident-free

Anthony O’Donovan pictured at the cutting of silage on the lands of Paddy Ryan at Knocknanus, West Cork in 2020. Picture: Dan Linehan.

Sun, 09 May, 2021 - 15:00

May is the month when grass growth ramps up and silage is made.

It is a high-risk month, and it is important to give safety your first priority.

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