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1 Corn-silage and CCM perfectly conserved
2 Grass and legumesperfectly conserved The production of qualitatively high grass silage and legume silage is essentially influenced by form and amount of forage, from time of harvest and weather conditions. The usage of optimal harvesting and ensiling technique is by now standard. The usage of silage additives plays an important role in regulation of the fermentation process and the maintenance of aerobic stability (preservation under oxygen infiltration). Silage additives for regulation of the fermentation process biological BERGO Lactosil S chemical BERGO SiloPlus BERGO SiloPlus G Combi product for regulation of the fermentation process and improvement of aerobic stability biological BERGO Lactosil Duo chemical BERGO Silo komplett Silage additive for improvement of aerobic stability G BERGO ME dry matter range DM (%) < > Alfalfa/Grass, BERGO SiloPlus BERGO SiloPlus G BERGO Silo Komplett Red glover/ Grass BERGO Lactosil S BERGO Lactosil Duo Fieldgrass BERGO Lactosil fresh BERGO ME Ryegrass Whole cereal plant/ green cereal (rye) The numbers in the bar are the recommended application rates (litre/ton) of BERGO SiloPlus G in kg/ton. On this crops there will also be realized good effects on fermentation process with DM-contents < %. However the usage should only happen under special circumstances because of high fermentation effluent formation. > % DM then ensiling in bales as haylage DM (%) < > According to EU-Eco-Regulation Regulation (EC) No. 8/7 and Title VI of the implementing regulation Regulation (EC) 889/8 the usage of microorganisms of the function group K as silage additive is authorized in ecological/biological production. Product for improvement of aerobic stability (preservability under oxygen infiltration). All chemical and biological BERGOPHOR silage additives are neither oxidative nor corrosive.
3 Grass and legumes perfectly conserved Biological silage additive for grass, whole cereal plant silage and legumes. BERGO Lactosil S Biological silage additive for liquid application with homofermentative lactic acid bacteria (Lactobacillus plantarum DSM 7, 77) for fast lactic acid fermentation and ph lowering. Represses the development of clostridia and other bacteria which negatively affect fermentation. For ordinary grass, legums, whole cereal plant silage with sugar-contents of >. % and dry matter content (DM = dry matter) of: Range of application for complete treatment of: Alfalfa / Alfalfa grass - % DM Red clover / Red clover grass 8 - % DM Field grass 8 - % DM Ryegrass - % DM Green cereal 8 - % DM For avoidance of reheating and mold formation the DM-content should not exceed %. see application note on package BERGO Lactosil S is being offered in litre canisters with nutritive substrat and must be mixed with water before siloing. A refill package for the canisters is available. BERGO Lactosil S is used for short field periods ( days), field grass with good ensiling- and weather conditions, during ideal harvest point, clean forage, not moist and not previously damaged material, high cutting height, few wild grasses and good compressing. Application rate: g ( canister or refill package) is enough for 7 tons forage. DLG-certification: Category b, c, a, b, c (fattening)...more information at BERGO Lactosil Duo Biological instant silage additive for liquid application with homofermentative (Lactobacillus plantarum DSM 7, 77) and heterofermentative (Lactobacillus buchneri DSM 7) lactic acid bacteria, for fast lactic acid fermentation and security of aerobic stability (preservability under oxygen infiltration). Represses clostridia formation and other bacteria which negatively affect fermentation, as well as growth of yeasts and molds. Combi-product for field grass, legumes, whole cereal plant silage with a sugar content of. % and DM-content of: Alfalfa / Alfalfa grass - % DM Red clover / Red clover grass - % DM Field grass / ryegrass - % DM Whole cereal plant 8 - % DM Application rate: A g sachet is sufficient for tons forage. DM-losses while the fermentation process in % DM losses BERGO Lactosil Duo Aerobic stability of grass silage ( % DM) days BERGO Lactosil Duo 8! BERGO Lactosil Duo reduces DMlosses in grass silage and clover grass silage, leads to fast ph lowering and protects against reheating. The content of butyric acid producing clostridia will be significantly lowered. The usage of biological silage additives is only recommended for good ensiling- and weather conditons, during ideal harvest point, short field period ( - days), low dirt contamination, not moist and not previously damaged material, high cutting height and optimal compression. Decrese of ph in the first three days after ensiling ph BERGO Lactosil Duo,,,,, For DM losses and ph takes effect: mean value from experiments in 9 from Landwirtschaftskammer Niedersachsen und der Humboldt Universität in Berlin. Number of clostridia (Ig most probable number/g silage) BERGO Lactosil Duo P <. Source: Nadeau und Auerbach, 98_EN 7
4 Chemical silage additives for grass, whole cereal plant and legumes for optimization of fermentation process BERGO SiloPlus Chemical silage additives for liquid application for ordinary grass, legumes and whole cereal plant silage: Application rate for complete treatment of: Alfalfa / Alfalfa grass - % DM:. - l/ton forage Red clover / Red clover grass - % DM: - l/ton forage Ordinary grass - % DM: - l/ton forage Whole cereal plant - % DM: - l/ton forage For optimization of fermentation process and selective repression of butyric acid fermentation and bacteria which negatively affect fermentation also by inadequate fermentation conditions. Contains sodium-nitrite and hexamine. BERGO SiloPlus G (granulated) Easy to sprinkle, chemical silage additive for ordinary grass, legumes and whole cereal plant silage: Application rate for complete treatment of: Alfalfa / Alfalfa grass - % DM:. - kg/ton forage Red clover / Red clover grass - % DM: - kg/ton forage Ordinary grass - % DM: - kg/ton forage Whole cereal plant - % DM: - kg/ton forage For optimization of fermentation process and selective repression of butyric acid fermentation and bacteria which negatively affect fermentation also by inadequate fermentation conditions. Contains sodium-nitrite and hexamine. DLG-certification: Category a, b, a, a DLG-certification: Category a, a, a With this chemical silage additive there will also be realized good effects on the fermentation process by DM content of % DM. The ensiling of substrates with such low DM content should only happen under special circumstances because of high fermentation effluent. Chemical combination product for optimization of the fermentation process, aerobic stability and against mold formation. BERGO Silo komplett The all-round protection for grass-silage with DM-contents of - %, for whole plant silages (DM-contents of %) and for bale silages until % DM. BERGO Silo komplett counteracts clostridia, listeria and coliform bacteria (like butyric acid producing bacteria or bacteria which negatively affect fermentation) as well as yeasts and molds (cause reheating), this means all-round protection for production of highly nutritive, hygienic flawless silage. Composition of BERGO Silo komplett: Active Substances: sodium-nitrite and hexamine, sodium-benzoate and sodium-propionate Application rate for complete treatment: Alfalfa / Alfalfa grass - % DM: (; ; ) l/ton forage Red clover / Red clover grass - % DM: (; ; ) l/ton forage Ordinary grass - % DM: (; ; ) l/ton forage Whole cereal plant 8 - % DM: (; ; ) l/ton forage The effect of BERGO Silo komplett on feed intake and milk yield of dairy cows: Feed intake (kg DM/cow and day) +, kg The mode of action of BERGO Silo komplett: ling of fermentation process: early phase of fermentation process: Sodium-nitrite represses clostridia and enterobacteriaceae then starts the natural lactic acid fermentation low ph in the silage activates hexamine: long persistent repressing effect on clostridia and enterobacteriaceae like E. Coli and others BERGO Silo komplett Milk yield (kg/cow and day) 9 +, kg 9 Avoidance of reheating: while oxygen infiltration: sodium-benzoate and sodium-propionate repress yeasts and clostridia > % DM: then ensiling in bales as "haylage" BERGO Silo komplett 8 Source: Murphy et al., 9. Präsentiert auf XVth International Silage Conference Juli 9 in Madison Wisconsin.
5 Chemical silage additives for improvement of aerobic stability and prevention of moulding G (granulated) Chemical silage additive for liquid application in ordinary grass, legumes, as well as whole plant cereal silage. For effective conservation and inhibition of yeast and mold. Suitable for surface protection. Protection against reheating and spoilage. Contains sodium benzoate and sodium propionate. Chemical easy-to sprinkle silage additive for ordinary grass, legumes as well as whole plant cereal silage. For effective conservation and inhibition of yeast and mold. Suitable for surface protection. Protection against reheating and spoilage. Advised use until % DM. Contains potassium-sorbate, calcium-propionate and calcium-formiate. Application rate for complete treatment of grass silage and whole plant cereal silage: - % DM: l/t > % DM: then ensiling in bales as Haylage DLG-certificate: Category (improvement of aerobic stability) 8 Aerobe Stabilität (days) Application rate for surface treatment of grass silage and whole plant cereal silage: < % DM: g per m - % DM: g per m DLG-certification: Category (improvement of aerobic stability) medium effect: +. days 7 Source: LWK Nordrhein-Westfalen, LWK Weser-Ems, Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft Brandenburg! Because of the strong inhibitory potential of its active substances, and G are optimally suited to prevent against yeast and mold. Those products are superb for improvement of preservability under oxygen infiltration while emptying (aerobic stability). Chemical silage additives enable optimal silage quality also under unfavorable weather conditions and inadequate prewilting degree. The used active substances in BERGO SiloPlus and BERGO SiloPlus G provide excellent protection against undesirable fermentation through selective repression of bacteria which negatively affect fermentation e.g. butyric acid producing clostridia, enterobacteriaceae and listeria. Lactic acid bacteria won t be affected in their growth, so that the lactic fermentation processes can run unhindered. Silo komplett additionally provides effective protection against reheating and mycotoxin formation. DLG-test categories: Category a: Improvement of fermentability of difficult to ensile forage. Category b: Improvement of fermentability of moderate or easy to ensile forage with lower dry matter. Category c: Improvement of fermentability of moderate or easy to ensile forage with higher dry matter. Category d: Improvement of fermentability of special forms of forage. Category : Improvement of aerobic stability. Category : Reducing of silage effluent. Category : Improvement of feed intake (a), of digestibility (b), of fattening performance and milk yield (c). Category a: Prevention of reproduction of clostridia.
6 Grass silage perfectly conserved
7 Corn-silage and CCM perfectly conserved Especially for good fermented corn-silage there exists a high risk of reheating and moulding after opening of the silo. This effectively can be prevented through the usage of silage additives. Biological silage additives for prevention of reheating and moulding in corn-silage and CCM BERGO Lactosil ME Chemical silage additives for improvement of aerobic stability and prevention of moulding G Reheating lowers clearly the digestibility of corn-silage. Digestibility of corn-silage in vitro (%) units =. units/days of reheating before oxygen infiltration after Source: Nadeau, According to EU-Eco-Regulation Regulation (EC) No. 8/7 and Title VI of the implementing regulation Regulation (EC) 889/8 the usage of microorganisms of the function group K as silage additive in ecological/biological production is authorized. Product for improvement of aerobic stability (preservability under oxygen infiltration). All chemical and biological BERGOPHOR silage additives are neither oxidative nor corrosive.
8 Corn-silage and CCM perfectly conserved Biological silage additives for prevention of reheating and moulding in corn-silage and CCM. Biological instant silage additive for liquid application with heterofermentative lactic acid bacteria (Lactobacillus buchneri DSM 7) for protection of aerobic stability (preservability under oxygen infiltration). For corn-silage and CCM. easily protects corn silage against moulding and reheating. Late ensilaged or heavily withered corn contains not enough easily fermentable carbohydrates and moisture for lactic acid bacteria. A chemical silage additive, like or BERGO Silostabil G, should be used under such conditions. Application rate: One g sachet is sufficient for tons of forage. Now also suitable for ultra-exact dispensing systems until an application rate of. l/ton forage. Effect of on aerobic stability of CCM and corn-silage Source: Kalzendorf und Auerbach, Effect of on DM losses under oxygen infiltration in corn-silage (8 % DM). days 8 CCM (. % DM) CCM (. % DM) Silomais (8 % DM) 8 % DM losses...more information at DLG Certification: Category (improvement of aerobic stability) Source: LWK Niedersachsen, BERGO Lactosil ME Biological silage additives for liquid application with heterofermentative lactic acid bacteria (Lactobacillus buchneri DSM 7) protection of aerobic stability (preservability under oxygen infiltration). For corn-silage and CCM. BERGO Lactosil ME is offered in litre canisters with nutritive substrate and must be mixed with water before ensiling. For the canisters is a refill package available. BERGO Lactosil ME easily protects corn silage against moulding and reheating.!the usage of biological silage additives in corn-silage is only advised under good weather and ensiling conditions, optimal harvesting and optimal compression. Late ensilaged or heavily withered corn contains not enough easily fermentable carbohydrates and moisture for lactic acid bacteria. Under such conditions, a chemical silage additive, like or G, should be used. Application rate: g ( canister or refill package) is sufficient for tons forage. DLG certification: Category (improvement of aerobic stability) 98_EN 7
9 Chemical silage additives for improvement of aerobic stability and prevention of moulding Chemical silage additive for liquid application in corn-silage, CCM and corn ear silage. For effective conservation and repression of yeast and mold. Suitable for complete treatment and surface protection. Protection against secondary fermentation and spoilage. Contains sodium-benzoate and sodium-propionate. Application rate for complete treatment: Corn-silage CCM and damp maize grit - 8 % DM: l/ton forage - % DM: l/ton forage 8 - % DM: l/ton forage - % DM: l/ton forage - 7 % DM: l/ton forage - 7 % DM: l/ton forage 7 - % DM: l/ton forage 7-7 % DM: l/ton forage - % DM: l/ton forage DLG-certificate: Direction of action (improvement of aerobic stability) Application by surface and layer treatment: Moisten the upper third of silo (at least. meter) in intervals of ca. cm evenly. For better wetting water down in ratio :. For Example: Mix litre + litre water and applicate from this mixture - litre/m and layer. The effect of on the aerobic stability and DM losses in corn-silage ( % DM). Effect of on the aerobic stability of corn-silage ( % DM) days Effect of on DM losses during ensiling of corn-silage ( % DM) % DM losses 7 9 p <, Source: Weiss und Auerbach, Source: Weiss und Auerbach, Because of the strong inhibitory potential of its active substances, and BERGO Silostabil G are qualified to prevent against yeast and mold, those products are suited for improvement of preservability under oxygen infiltration while emptying (aerobic stability).
10 Chemical silage additive for improvement of aerobic stability and against mold formation G (granulated) Easy-to-sprinkle chemical silage additve for corn-silage. For effective conservation and repression of yeasts as well as mold. Suitable for complete treatment and surface protection. Protection against reheating and spoilage. Up to % dry matter content. Contains potassium-sorbate, calcium-propionate and calcium-formiate. Application rate for complete treatment of corn-silage: - % DM: kg/ton forage - % DM: kg/ton forage Application rate for surface treatment: < % DM: g/m - % DM: g/m DLG-certification: Direction of action (improvement of aerobic stability) dry matter range < 7 8 > 8 corn silage -, -, - CCM, -, - damp maize grit, -, - DM (%) < 7 8 > 8 G BERGO Lactosil ME BERGO ACID NF BERGO ACID liquid The numbers in the bars provide the advised application rates (litre/ton) or (kg/ton). Application of utility solution (litre/ton)
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