Farmers reminded of silage bale storage requirements

As of this year, silage bales, including dry matter silage or haylage, can only be stored a maximum of two bales high, in the absence of adequate facilities for the collection and storage of any effluent that may arise. 
Farmers reminded of silage bale storage requirements

Richard Fleming of Fleming Agricultural Contractors Ltd draws silage for Timoleague-based dairy farmer Finbarr Griffin, using a brand new Fuzion 4 baler and a John Deere 6150R tractor at the end of April. Picture: Andy Gibson

As the main silage-making season begins, farmers are being reminded by the Department of Agriculture of silage bale storage requirements.

As of this year, silage bales, including dry matter silage or haylage, can only be stored a maximum of two bales high, in the absence of adequate facilities for the collection and storage of any effluent that may arise. 

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