Publisher's Synopsis
This vintage treatise, "On Ensilage of Green Forage Crops in Silos," explores the then-innovative method of preserving green fodder through ensilage. Compiled in 1881 by Henry R Stevens, the work details the practical application of ensilage techniques at Echo Dale Farm.
Beyond the experiences at Echo Dale Farm, the book incorporates insights from twenty-five farmers, offering a multifaceted perspective on the benefits and challenges of using silos for preserving forage. This combination of detailed case study and broader experiential knowledge makes this a valuable document for understanding the historical development of agricultural practices and the adoption of new technologies in farming.
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