What is silage inoculum?

Silage inoculum is a context-sensitive biological additive containing the selected Lactobacillus plantarum strain E‐98. It aims to accelerate the fermentation process, reduce the pH of silage more quickly and ensure microbial stability that reduces food loss and mould risks.

Who is appropriate?

For farmers with high and high quality silage needs, dairy cows and meat keepers, and silage producers wishing to optimise the preservation of animal feed and maintain nutritional value. This is particularly useful for those facing alternative harvesting and compaction conditions and looking for a reliable solution to improve the stability of silage insulation.

Main properties and advantages

• Speed pH‐loss: Selected Lactobacillus plantarum strain E‐98 helps to rapidly reduce pH‐s which stops the growth of harmful micro-organisms.
• Prepared shelf life: Ensilion stabilizes faster, ensuring lower food loss and better feed quality.
• Hallitus and aerobic stability: Reduating grazing > Reducing grazing risks and prolong Compared to other Lactobacillus plantarum strains, E‐98 ensures a denser and faster pH-loss and better immunity to invasive microbes that create a more favourable environment within the silo.

  How does the use process work?

  Patient planning and timely implementation are the key to the success of the exercise. The silage inoculum is added homogeneously after harvesting or crushing with humectant or powder so that the lactic acid bacteria can start to function immediately. The rapid pH-loss begins at an early stage, which means smaller dry matter strikes and less proteolysis - results in more valuable feed for animal husbandry.

  What to expect with results?

  Practical results include better preservation, reduced foaming risk and more stable feed quality when opening and using the silo. This helps to optimise animal nutrition and potentially improve productivity through a more stable and nutritious silo.

  Difference on the market

  Different from general inoculants, targeted use focuses on selected strains of lactobacillus plantarum strain E‐98 – that is to say, unprecedented control of fermentation and predicted results under different growing conditions. Container-sensitive composition ensures that the inoculum also works in non-ideal harvesting situations.

  Final words: Investing in a reliable silage inoculum is an investment in feed quality, reducing storage losses and ensuring stable animal nutrition. In order to obtain additional questions or application advice, it is worth applying for technical support and planning the use of the sample in your circumstances.