Sentence examples for the silage of from inspiring English sources

L. monocytogenes was confirmed at least at one occasion in the silage of 34% of all farms.

Knowing that the fermentation product, lactic acid, increases the acidity of the silage to a point at which destructive fermentation ceases, he developed a procedure (known by his initials, AIV) for adding dilute hydrochloric or sulfuric acid to newly stored silage, thereby increasing the acidity of the fodder beyond that point.

An ensilaging with crops such as corn silage would reduce the silage quality of the more expensive commodities due to inadequate total solid content, enhanced buffer capacities, etc.

But farther north in the dirt-poor province of Preah Vihear, a community of daring epicureans has shown itself more resourceful than the rest, dining on the intestinal silage of browsers and grazers.

However, silage yield per hectare, digestibility of the silage, and availability of water for irrigation are the dominant parameters when deciding which forage varieties to grow.

At 190°C, HTT pretreatment of dry grass gave the same high glucose yield as the grass silage of 35 (w/w)% (77% cellulose convertibility), and a higher xylan yield of 7 (w/w)% xylose (27% xylan convertibility).

This does not only affect the chemical composition of the silage, but also the activity of the microorganisms involved in the conservation process.

If the VS of the silage are underestimated, the loss of VS during ensiling will be overestimated, and the methane yield per unit VS will be overestimated.

After incubation of the prepared materials of the silage fermentation model system, four times the initial weight of sterilized water was added to each bottle.

It was noted that the specific methane yield of the Elodea silages containing straw tended to increase for the silages composed of ground straw and to decrease for the silages composed of chopped straw; therefore, methane yield exhibited a strong correlation related to the grinding treatment (p < 0.01) applied to straw before ensiling.

Regardless of the silage ratio used, the metabolisable energy concentration of maize silage was calculated to be higher than that of grass silage (P = 0.058), and linearly related to the relative proportions of the two silages in the forage mixture.