Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ensilage: Being Some Notes on the Construction and Management of the Different Kinds of Silos, Together With Observations on the Value of Silage for Farm Stock
If the green fodder, which at some period of most years grows naturally or can be easily reared, could be saved over in its green state to that season of the year when green food is impossible or scarce, stock could be kept in a uniform condition throughout the whole year; also dairy cattle could be kept in a full ?ow of milk from January to December. Again, if in years of plenty, green stuff could be cut and stored, the losses attending years of drought would not need to be feared.
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