by Silopak Silage Specialists | Oct 2, 2026 | Bale Net Wrap
Net wrap has one job above all others: to hold a dense bale together through baling, handling, stacking, transport, and months of storage without giving way. A wrap that tears fails at that job, and a torn wrap means a lost bale. This is why tear resistance is the...
by Silopak Silage Specialists | Sep 28, 2026 | corn silage
Corn silage is the most economical high-energy forage a farm can produce, which is why it anchors so many cattle rations. But its quality is not guaranteed by the crop alone. It is decided by how you harvest and, above all, how you pack it. This guide focuses on the...
by Silopak Silage Specialists | Sep 25, 2026 | Net Wrap in Mexico
Mexico’s cattle sector spans two very different worlds, and net wrap has to serve both. In the arid north, states like Sonora, Chihuahua, and Coahuila run large beef operations under intense sun and low rainfall. In the wetter, tropical south and the Gulf...
by Silopak Silage Specialists | Sep 18, 2026 | Baling Wrap
“Baling wrap” is an umbrella term. It covers several different products that do genuinely different jobs, and choosing the wrong one for your bale is one of the most common and costly mistakes in forage storage. This guide sorts out which type of baling...
by Silopak Silage Specialists | Sep 15, 2026 | Conserving Green Fodder
Most guides on conserving green fodder tell you why you should do it. This one is more useful than that. Preserving fodder as silage or hay is genuinely valuable, but it is not free, and it is not effortless, and a farmer deciding whether to invest in it deserves an...
