Translation of "Corn silage" in German

The raw biogas is produced from renewable resources with corn silage as main ingredient.

In both experiments corn silage was fed ad libitum.

At the feed troughs you feed corn, wheat, barley, silage and compound feed.

Favorite habitats are soils, corn silage, rotten wood, compost, bird nests, and various forest plants.

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Harvest yield of table potatoes, malting barley and silage corn can be increased slightly through irrigation.

When we talk of agricultural reform - and we shall do so in good time, I can assure you, you will be hearing from us - then we must include, for example, the question of silage corn, the question of milk quotas, the question of what to do about dairy cattle versus beef cattle.

However, meat and milk also originate from energy-intensive farms which do not use grassland and in which cattle are mainly fed corn silage or other energy-rich arable fodder crops.

The disadvantage here is that the renewable raw material can only be mixed with high dry substance contents (e.g. corn silage) or solid manure to a limited extent.

The Strauchs and their 16 employees provide harvesting services (corn, grass, crop, silage and straw), tillage, and also transports and communal services.

They grow sugar beets, alfalfa seed, sweet corn seed, peppermint, spearmint, garden beans and peas for seed, carrot seed, onion seed, silage corn, and hay on 3,900 acres of irrigated ground .

Their nutrition consists of corn-silage, clover, straw, fodder beat, corn, soy, cotton seeds and wheat bran.

The applied Weià bach method can aid farmers specifically in deciding whether to plant silage corn for energy production in biogas plants.

Due to the high capacity and throughput rate, the wagon provides fast harvesting of green fodder as well as transportation of corn or silage.

At these business premises, feeding using a feeder attached at the front for grass and corn silage with self-filling is in the foreground.

Scientific foundations for the conversion of the feedstocks, such as wood, straw, grass, green waste, landscaping wood, slop, cooking residues, corn silage, whole plant silage, and organic waste, but also turf and raw lignite, are provided through dehydration (cleavage of water) at temperatures between 180° C. and 300° C. in the presence of liquid water to form carbon-rich and oxygen-poor solids.

These track assemblies therefore also are used on combine harvesters that are used to harvest grain or rapeseed, or they are used on self-propelled forage harvesters for harvesting corn or grass silage so that harvesting can be carried out in a manner that protects the ground to the greatest possible extent, despite the fact that the ground is moist and, possibly, deeply tracked.

In the case of self propelled forage harvesters, air contaminants occur that are formed of straw components of the chopped crop and, provided the self-propelled forage harvester is used to harvest corn for silage.

There are two main types of corn harvesting, namely, harvesting using a corn harvester to fragmentize the entire corn plant, including the corn kernels, to permit the subsequent use thereof as feed, in the form of corn for silage.