Sentence examples for maize for silage from inspiring English sources

Mainly agricultural, Mordoviya plants much of its cropped area in grains winter rye, spring wheat, oats, millet, buckwheat, and corn (maize) for silage.

Nevertheless, large-scale cultivation of maize for silage (as is the case in some parts of Lower Saxony) leads to monocultures and can cause the environmental problems mentioned above.

The dominant plant substrate used in these facilities is maize grown for silage [5].

Because the dry matter content of the yields is probably rarely recorded and, if so, it definitely does not find its way into the highly aggregated statistical data, a value of 35% dry matter content for maize harvested for silage has been assumed.

BioSTAR is a new crop model which was originally developed for the prediction of site-specific biomass potentials for bioenergy crops, mainly maize and cereals for silage.

Then a model was developed to derive cost curves for the unit costs of biogas and electricity production and for the transport costs for maize silage and biogas slurry.

The intercept of the demand functions for the test materials differed (1.27, 0.97, 0.91, 0.64, 0.53, 0.48 (±0.14) for maize silage with straw, compost, spruce chips, seed grass hay, sisal rope and chopped straw, respectively; P < 0.001).

In all, 10,393 ha for silage maize is available for biogas production.

Around the early 1980's the cropping area of LS for silage maize leveled out at around 220,000 ha for several years.

By contrast, no land is available for silage maize production in the import/export scenario; so, more grassland has to be assigned to the production of biogas.

Irrigation requirements under very low and very high demand conditions vary largely, in the range 124 358 mm for silage maize and 34 275 mm for grass pasture.