Influence of Harvesting on Quality of Alfalfa Forage used for Haylage and Hay

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 25 Sayı: 3, 384 - 390, 05.09.2019

Rade Stanisavljević Aleksandar Vuković Saša Barać Rade Radojević Dragoslav đokić Petrović V. Dragan

https://doi.org/10.15832/ankutbd.434398

Öz

The paper presents the three years efficiency results (2011-2013) of the work and ways of harvesting (three types of mowers, with or without spreading the forage) influencing the quality of the forage (the content of crude protein and crude fiber) during the three days drying process. These results indicate that the harvesting method can strongly affect the work efficiency, energy consumption, the forage drying intensity and the quality of forage used for hay and haylage preparation. The best quality of the forage was achieved when a drum rotating mower PÖTTINGER CAT 185 was used. Negative correlation was found between content of crude protein and the crude fibre content, depending on the type of mower, varying in the range between r= -0.978 and r= -0.882 (PÖTTINGER CAT 185 r= -0.882 P≤0.05 to JF STOLL

SB 200 r= -0.978 P≤0.001).

Anahtar Kelimeler

Mowers, Cutting, Drying, Crude protein, Crude fiber

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