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Grass and Forage Science· 2012Q1· Review

The aerobic stability of silage: key findings and recent developments

J. M. Wilkinson, David R. Davies

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Silage's aerobic stability, crucial for nutrient preservation and minimizing spoilage, is influenced by biochemical, microbiological, physical, and management factors. Recent research highlights the importance of yeast/mould development, acetic acid concentration, silage density, and porosity in achieving a target stability of 7 days.

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Field: Agronomy and Crop Science

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