*Rapid React® aerobic stability† technology
† Improved aerobic stability and reduced heating is relative to untreated silage. Actual results may vary. The effect of any silage inoculant is dependent upon management at harvest, storage and feedout. Factors such as moisture, maturity, chop length and compaction will determine inoculant efficacy.
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Fermentation — Rate and extent of pH decline and the composition of fermentation acids occurring in silage.
Nutrient Conservation — Retaining more sugar/starch and reducing protein degradation by rapidly reducing silage pH.
Fiber Digestibility — The digestibility of neutral detergent fiber (NDF) by the ruminant animal expressed as a percentage of the total NDF.
Bunklife — Relative heat development compared to ambient temperature. Bunklife considers both how quickly silage begins to heat and the amount of heat generated while remaining above ambient temperature.