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Silage Inoculants are a type of agrochemical and fertilizer used to improve the quality of silage, a type of animal feed made from fermented plant material. Silage Inoculants are typically composed of lactic acid bacteria, which help to reduce the pH of the silage, reduce the risk of spoilage, and improve the nutritional value of the feed. In addition, Silage Inoculants can help to reduce the amount of ammonia produced during fermentation, which can be toxic to animals.
Silage Inoculants are used in a variety of agricultural applications, including dairy, beef, and sheep production. They are also used in the production of silage for biogas production. Silage Inoculants are available in a variety of forms, including liquid, powder, and granular.
Some companies in the Silage Inoculant market include Lallemand Animal Nutrition, Kemin Industries, Chr. Hansen, and Bio-Vet. Show Less Read more
