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Tendenzen der Maisstrohernte

By:

Kromer, K. H

Contributor(s):

Martinov, M [coaut.]

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: De Publication details: 1981ISSN:

0023-8082

Other title:

Trends in maize straw harvesting [Germany, F.R

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DDC classification:

82-808246

In: Landtechnik v. 36, no. 9, p. 412-41682-808246Summary: Considering the utilization of the so-called waste products in grain maize production, ensiling maize straw is definitely profitable. Allowing for the limiting conditions of the feeding technology, there is a cost advantage of at least 0.20 DM/calorie starch unit as against grass silage, maize silage and meadow hay. The factors to be taken in consideration in this connection are especially the technical requirements with a view to quantity proceeds, fouling and crushing. The consumption of energy from maize straw burning is not of immediate interest for reasons of our yield conditions, whereas in South-East Europe and the USA these are much

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Article	CIMMYT Knowledge Center: John Woolston Library	AGRIS Collection	82-808246 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		82-808246

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Considering the utilization of the so-called waste products in grain maize production, ensiling maize straw is definitely profitable. Allowing for the limiting conditions of the feeding technology, there is a cost advantage of at least 0.20 DM/calorie starch unit as against grass silage, maize silage and meadow hay. The factors to be taken in consideration in this connection are especially the technical requirements with a view to quantity proceeds, fouling and crushing. The consumption of energy from maize straw burning is not of immediate interest for reasons of our yield conditions, whereas in South-East Europe and the USA these are much

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