Manti Messenger | 1925-04-10 | Page 3 | Good Silage Keeps Well When it is Transferred

I Good Silage Keeps Well When It Is Transferred That good silage e can be successfully I transferred to another silo If necessary necessary necessary sary was proved at the Ohio experiment experiment ment station as an outcome of ot a fire fira I which burned a large stock live barn I I and two wooden silos In connection j with it leaving the silage unprotected j The silage thus exposed was transferred transferred transferred trans trans- to empty and partially filled tilled silos being blown Into them through a sIlage cutter Three men In the silo did a thorough Job of ot tramping In filling one of the silos water was added at the rate of one pound to every ery thirteen pounds of silage e no water WP WI added to the silage In the other The silage from both kilos Ulos which has since been fed ted was of excellent ex ex- excellent quality It appears from observing these tests that 1 If the original silage e was put up In good condition that Is not too mature or dry It may be transferred transferred transferred trans trans- without additional water to another an another other Ither silo when occasion demands I an-I