AKRA Ensilage Additive | Ensilage Optimisation
AKRA Ensilage is a natural ensilage aid for upvaluation of the basic fodder at the production of grass- or maize silage.
It is produced in a natural process based on selected sugar-cane molasses and the addition of highly active lactic acids.
During the fermentation phase fermentation acids like vinegar- , lactic- and propion acids will occur. These fermentation acids are created in a harmonic proportion by our AKRA Ensilage Aid - without any chemical additives.
By a speedy fermentation process and a rapid lowering of pH-Values any misfermentations and fermentation juice process will be reduced.
It is produced in a natural process based on selected sugar-cane molasses and the addition of highly active lactic acids.
During the fermentation phase fermentation acids like vinegar- , lactic- and propion acids will occur. These fermentation acids are created in a harmonic proportion by our AKRA Ensilage Aid - without any chemical additives.
By a speedy fermentation process and a rapid lowering of pH-Values any misfermentations and fermentation juice process will be reduced.
Advantages
- higher fodder value
- higher mast- and milk capacity of the cattle
- better fodder intake
- better digestibility
- improvement of aerobic stability
- more stable fermentation process
- optimal proportion of fermentation acids
Application
AKRA Silage is suited for grasses, leguminoses, grain plants, silage maize, corn-cobs products, grain plants silage as well as crushed grain.
Application Rate
Direct application on the silage stuff
AKRA Ensilage improves the fermentation process at heavily ensilaging fodder by enhancing the application rate.
ATTENTION: Ensilage additives are no substitute for a bad initial material or a careless ensilage engineering.
- green- and maize-silage:
0,25 liter AKRA Engilage + 2 liter water per ton - CCM and cob groats:
0,5 liter AKRA Ensilage + 2 liter water per ton
AKRA Ensilage improves the fermentation process at heavily ensilaging fodder by enhancing the application rate.
ATTENTION: Ensilage additives are no substitute for a bad initial material or a careless ensilage engineering.