0 grass or other green plants that are cut and stored, without being completely dried first, and used to feed cows in winter. It is similar to, but slightly drier than, silage.
Land/feed-coupled potato farms and land-coupled dairy farms grew silage corn and dry hay or haylage in a longterm rotation.
Conventional and coupled fertilization was the same for both hay and haylage, which were top dressed prior to first cut with manure applied during mid-summer.
Forages can be harvested by animals in pasture-based systems or mechanically harvested throughout the growing season as silage/ haylage, hay or pellets for use as year-round livestock feed.
Additional crops were 40 ha of silage corn and 30 ha of hay for small and 130 ha of silage corn and 80 ha of haylage for large.
Dairy whole-farm budgets included silage corn and dry hay or haylage enterprises in addition to fluid milk.
Definitions would not resolve problems such as those affecting hayland and haylage—which relate more to exclusions.
However, once it is cut and dried, as either hay or haylage, it becomes extremely difficult to detect, but it also becomes palatable to all farm animals.
Sometimes it is even divided into compartments so that stock can feed on one part and then on another, or for hay, silage or haylage, as the amendments specify.
