Sila-Prime can help get feed crops started toward optimum retention of nutritional levels earlier, faster and more economically. With all proper management practices in place, Sila-Prime starter culture inoculants will--controlling the fermentation process--help you produce nutritious feedstuffs.

Putting up forage is a risky business under the best of conditions. Improper curing or fermentation can result in overheating, nutrient burn-out, run-off and spoilage. And, when harvesting or baling is delayed, problems are compounded. At risk are protein, energy (N.F.E.), vitamins and feedable dry matter.

The secret of successful silage or hay making is controlling the proper acidity level (pH) in hay bales or the silage mass, particularly during the first four or five days.

Sila-Prime supplies large numbers of Lactic-acid producing microorganisms which, when activated by moisture in the forage, produce sufficient amounts of Lactic acid to lower pH levels to achieve proper fermentation. The result is silage or hay that cures cooler, retaining as much of the original nutrients, natural color and aroma as possible.

Sila-Prime can be applied to alfalfa, clover, corn silage, forage sorghum, grasses, baled hay and high moisture ground grain. Non-corrosive and non-toxic, Sila-Prime is safe and easy to use in both soluble and granular forms with a wide choice of application methods.

Whether your feed program includes baled hay, haylage, silage, high moisture ground grain or any combination of crops, Sila-Prime can help complete the picture.

Field-proven for more than 30 years, Sila-Prime microbial starter culture inoculants apply science to the art of forage making.