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Silage Inoculant

Pioneer's 11GFT grass silage inoculant stimulates fermentation by rapidly dropping silage pH while helping to retain nutrients and increasing aerobic stability to conserve nutrients during feedout. It improves fiber digestibility and dry matter intake, which facilitates higher silage inclusion rates.

Tests have shown that, due to increased NDF digestibility, the inoculant increases milk production and reduces feed costs.
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