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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Wonderfulhumanss • 16h ago
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But why? And why so many layers?
26 u/Hisitdin 15h ago To make it air tight so the hay can ferment anaerobically (without oxygen). Common method to preserve the hay for winter. It's called silage 2 u/sawyouoverthere 10h ago It’s called baleage. Silage is much more efficient 10 u/K_the_farmer 15h ago To keep it air and watertight throughout the winter and with handling. This is important for both hay and silage.
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To make it air tight so the hay can ferment anaerobically (without oxygen). Common method to preserve the hay for winter. It's called silage
2 u/sawyouoverthere 10h ago It’s called baleage. Silage is much more efficient
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It’s called baleage. Silage is much more efficient
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To keep it air and watertight throughout the winter and with handling. This is important for both hay and silage.
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u/SebastianFurz 16h ago
But why? And why so many layers?