Preserving Baled Forage Quality
Trying to outwit the unpredictable British climate is a constant challenge for forage producers.
At Kelvin Cave Ltd we’ve got a range of preservatives specifically formulated to treat all baled forages across the dry matter range, helping you to produce the best possible bales, whatever the weather throws at us!
Learn morePicking and mixing your home-grown feeds and forages
Plenty of silage is now safely in clamps across the UK and, as we talk to a cross-section of farmers, we’re hearing reports of tremendous variation in both yield and quality.
Learn moreOptions for rye as an energy crop
Hybrid rye is coming into its own, according to agronomy, bioenergy and feedstock preservation specialists. They say that, although the crop may take second place to maize when it comes to biogas per hectare, it still offers huge yield potential and many further advantages to its growers and the environment, and more flexibility for anaerobic digestion.
Learn moreOptimising home-grown feeds: better for your pocket and the planet
The last 12 months have been like no other in our lifetime. The whole world has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, and, whilst farming fortunes have been mixed during this time of crisis, there are changes ahead which will affect us all.
Learn moreNo place for waste with this year’s maize silage
Every year brings its challenges and, so far, 2018 has been more challenging than most! You probably don’t need reminding of the long, wet winter and cold, late spring that depleted forage reserves to their lowest level in years. This, followed by the summer’s extraordinary drought conditions, means that there are very few livestock farmers who have no concerns about forage stocks for the coming year.
Learn moreNew trailed model of KC Bruiser 600 for mobile grain rolling
On-farm feed preservation and grain-processing specialist, Kelvin Cave Ltd, has launched a new trailed version of the smaller of its two British-built grain rollers. The KC Bruiser 600, which will be on display for the first time at the Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show (YAMS) on Wednesday 4 February, adds a new level of flexibility to this popular range.
Learn moreNew project aims to cut imported soya use in half
These so-called ‘Pulse Pioneers’ will explore ways and means for soils to thrive, crop yields to build and livestock productivity to flourish, through better use and marketing of home-grown pulses and legumes.
Learn moreNew Murska 4000 – The worlds biggest grain crimper
Boasting an impressive output of up to 80 tonnes/hour, the latest addition to the Murska/Korte stable of crimpers delivers the performance requirements of large-scale farming operations, including contractors and animal-feed blending plants.
Learn moreNew generation of clamp and bale cover launched
ClampShield 500 and BaleShield 160 have been developed to give a high degree of protection to clamped or baled forage while cutting the need for single-use plastic.
Learn moreADAS trials show crimping kills black-grass seeds
New trials undertaken by ADAS have shown that preserving cereals with Crimpsafe 300 kills 100% of the black-grass seeds ensiled with the crop.
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