We decided to use the rotary silage spreader to quickly reduce the layer thickness so that there is more time for compaction. The silage roller, on the other hand, makes our compaction work much easier: So far, we have only been able to place 34 loading wagons in a transport silo and had to prepare a new silo for the remaining loads. Thanks to the silage roller, we have been able to put an average of seven to eight more loads into our silos this season than before. As a result, we now achieve not only more fodder but also better quality, because we have less residual oxygen in the silo due to the high compaction.
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