SuperSile®
Forage Inoculant

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SuperSile® Forage Inoculant Provides Efficient Preservation of a Variety of Grass Silages

Easy to Use. More palatable and more nutritious than preservatives or acid. 

* Attention Custom Operators
and Custom Harvesters

Call for special pricing.
COO Inoculants: Renee Kusilek 
Email: rk@strongmicrobials.com
Phone: 920-251-5916  

Proud members and sponsors of US Custom Harvesters and Wisconsin Custom Operator

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SuperSile® Forage Inoculant is an excellent inoculant choice for small grains.

Our inoculant is formulated to deliver 150,000 Colony-Forming Units (CFU) per every gram of forage, one of the highest concentrations on the market. 

We don’t use harmful caking agents nor useless fillers. Our inoculant will flow smoothly through any application system. 

SuperSile® can be applied right at the harvester in the field, or as you are bagging or packing your silo. 

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SuperSile® inoculant will give you, at minimum, a 3:1 return on your investment with at least 3% less dry matter loss. 

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These parameters are critical for excellent feed efficiency and daily weight gain. 

 

Less spoilage means less waste.  Our inoculant will speed up the fermentation of forage and small grain to better preserve the crop while helping to eliminate harmful molds and mycotoxins. 

 

Even the best-stored feed needs a little insurance, and using one that is cost-effective will only gain you more control of your feed and better results in the end.

Volume of Application Differs Per Crop Variety

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  • Use SuperSile® Forage Inoculant for: grasses and alfalfa.
    150,000 CFUs/g
     
  • Use SuperSile® Dry Hay for: dry hay, fodder, straw, herbage.
    170,000 CFUs/g
     
  • Use SuperSile® High Moisture Corn Inoculant for: high moisture corn that requires a higher concentration of bacteria for preservation.
    200,000 CFUs/g
     
  • Use SuperSile® Silage Inoculant for: regular corn silage.
    100,000 CFUs/g