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1977
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The production of high-quality wilted silages on the basis of highly efficient machines and facilities for harvesting and preservation in the Selbelang inter-farm cooperative crop production division (KAP) is determined by the use of industrial methods of production. Observance of optimum spans for harvesting forage to be used for the production of wilted silage, and the full utilization of machinery and facilities at rising levels of labour productivity and declining cost are achieved by way of complex and shift employment of machines, facilities, and workers. The size of machine complexes and their performance are dependent on the shape, equipment and size of the silos to be used. Wilted silage production along industrial lines requires the employment of new methods of production and management taking into account the specialization and concentration of production.
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Watzke, Hunter and Bachmann, Karl, "Organization of wilted silage production along industrial lines in the Selbelang inter-farm cooperative crop production division" (1977). IGC Proceedings (1977-2023). 18.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1977/sess9/18)
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Organization of wilted silage production along industrial lines in the Selbelang inter-farm cooperative crop production division
The production of high-quality wilted silages on the basis of highly efficient machines and facilities for harvesting and preservation in the Selbelang inter-farm cooperative crop production division (KAP) is determined by the use of industrial methods of production. Observance of optimum spans for harvesting forage to be used for the production of wilted silage, and the full utilization of machinery and facilities at rising levels of labour productivity and declining cost are achieved by way of complex and shift employment of machines, facilities, and workers. The size of machine complexes and their performance are dependent on the shape, equipment and size of the silos to be used. Wilted silage production along industrial lines requires the employment of new methods of production and management taking into account the specialization and concentration of production.
