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You know what? You guys were right - they just had to get used to it - they love it now! :lol: Thanks shorty -I'm sure going to take more notice of the moisture content now.

Hi - thanks for all your helpful replies. I held off feeding it out for a couple of days so that I could get the pH tested, as this is the critical parameter for nasties being able to grow or not. For safe eating baleage should be <4.5 on the pH scale. The samples I tested all came in under...

I had a beautiful crop of peas and oats made into baleage (wrapped bales of sileage) a few months ago. I have just started to feed it out to cattle - and they don't like it!!! :( It looks fine, but it tastes sharp and kinda sour. Is that normal or is there something wrong? I thought about...

hmmm sounds like fairly solid proof to me - thanks again.

Thanks dun. Ahh well, the battle of the weeds never ends!

does the ensiling process leave seeds non-viable? :?: