If higher milk production is what you’re after, there’s no comparison. Pioneer® brand BMR corn silage offers outstanding fibre digestibility, which leads to higher feed consumption among high producing cows. It’s high-quality silage for better cow performance.
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Increased Fibre Digestibility for Better Milk Production
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Continued research by Pioneer has led to BMR products with fibre digestibility gains as well as improved yield, agronomics and disease resistance. Backed by Corteva AgriscienceTM, Pioneer will continue to be a leader in providing top-performing BMR products for improved digestibility and higher milk production.
Continued research by Pioneer has led to BMR products with fibre digestibility gains as well as improved yield, agronomics and disease resistance. Backed by Corteva AgriscienceTM, Pioneer will continue to be a leader in providing top-performing BMR products for improved digestibility and higher milk production.
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Our unmatched team of local professionals live and work in your community. They’re ready to help you select products with superior yield potential and provide year-round service and expertise. Have questions? Ask your local Pioneer sales representative today.
Our unmatched team of local professionals live and work in your community. They’re ready to help you select products with superior yield potential and provide year-round service and expertise. Have questions? Ask your local Pioneer sales representative today.
1Comparing fibre digestibility (NDFD-30hr) of BMR hybrids and standard corn silage hybrids in university corn silage hybrid comparison trials in WI, PA, NY (31 site-years).
2Effects of whole-plant corn silage hybrid type on intake, digestion, ruminal fermentation, and lactation performance by dairy cows through a meta-analysis. L.F. Ferraretto and R.D. Shaver. 2015. J. of Dairy Sci. Vol. 98, 2662-2675.