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Products in field tests Ensiling and forage production

Products in field tests - ensiling and forage production

SCHAUMANN products are extensively tested to check their suitability for practical use.Read more about the practical experience with products from the ensiling & forage production.

BONSILAGE FIT G converts sugar into valuable Propylene glycol

BONSILAGE FIT G converts sugar into valuable Propylene glycol

BONSILAGE FIT G compensates energy deficits that occur especially at the beginning of lactation. The silage additive optimises the energy properties of the grass silage and ensures high aerobic stability. This supports the cows' metabolism.

Maize silage - measurably faster ensiling with Bonsilage Speed M

Maize silage - measurably faster ensiling with Bonsilage Speed M

Rapid acetic acid formation is important to inhibit the development of fermentation pests early. The Lactobacillus diolivorans strain of Lactobacillus contained in BONSILAGE SPEED allows maize silage to be reopened after just 12 days.

BONSILAGE FIT M for measurable gains in cow fitness and stability

BONSILAGE FIT M for measurable gains in cow fitness and stability

With the biological silage additive BONSILAGE FIT M, you ensure stable maize silage and an extra portion of propylene glycol for your herd, even under extreme conditions. This significantly relieves the cows' energy metabolism and improves fertility.

Silage additive BONSILAGE ALFA convinces on the farm

Silage additive BONSILAGE ALFA convinces on the farm

BONSILAGE ALFA combines various strains of lactic acid bacteria that have been specially adapted to the difficult ensiling conditions of lucerne, clover and clover grass. The Biological silage additive convinces also on practical farms.

Grass silage and lucerne: BONSILAGE FORTE reduces protein degradation

Grass silage and lucerne: BONSILAGE FORTE reduces protein degradation

Studies at the University of Halle have confirmed: The use of BONSILAGE FORTE significantly reduces the content of biogenic amines in silage. This increases palatability and basic feed intake and relieves the metabolism.