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Research Project: ADDING VALUE TO BIOFUELS PRODUCTION SYSTEMS BASED ON PERENNIAL FORAGES

Location: Cell Wall Biology and Utilization Research

Title: A properly adjusted forage harvester can save time and money

Author

Digman, Matthew

Submitted to: Progressive Forage Grower
Publication Type: Popular Publication
Publication Acceptance Date: January 24, 2011
Publication Date: February 1, 2011
Citation: Digman, M.F. 2011. A properly adjusted forage harvester can save time and money. Progressive Forage Grower. 2:12-13.

Technical Abstract: A properly adjusted forage harvester can save fuel and increase the realizable milk per ton of your silage. This article details the adjustments necessary to minimize energy while maximizing productivity and forage quality.

Project Team

	Weimer, Paul
	Hatfield, Ronald
	Casler, Michael
	Sullivan, Michael

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