Ensilages [noun]

Sylvia had no idea what ensilage was, but she knew it must be something amusing or Mrs. Owen would not have laughed so heartily.

It has been abundantly proved that ensilage forms a wholesome and nutritious food for cattle.

Ensilor stands for the person using the silo to ensile fodder for silage by the process of ensilage.

The ensilage is placed in front of the animals directly from the cart with great rapidity.

I think either of these methods is preferable to attempting to carry ensilage in baskets any distance.

Formerly ensilage corn was cut shortly after the tassel appeared.

Twenty-five cows will eat up the ensilage about as fast as one man can get it out.

April 13 to 30, four heifers and two dry cows were fed ensilage and hay.

Fortunately we do not have to be very particular in our practice to obtain a very good quality of ensilage.

No marked difference was noted between the ensilage from this and that from the other corn.