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Перевод: silage

[существительное]
силос

Тезаурус:

1. Some short leys, mostly sown as fertility-breads in arable rotation or for silage, contain only one or two species of grass or clover.
2. Jonathan Tomlinson with his 250hp JFT tractor and the farm's Mengele forager and Griffith silage trailer.
3. Extractive hay or silage crops should not be taken in the first year, although the ley may be topped if necessary.
4. Through heavy dressings of nitrogen these produce bulky crops for grazing, silage, and eventually for ploughing in.
5. Grazing by different animals, mowing for hay or silage, treading by stock and machinery each favours some plants at the expense of others.
6. The siting of cowsheds in relation to hay and silage, access to roads and fields, aspects as regards sunlight and prevailing wind, proximity to the farmhouse, and drainage considerations, all deserve careful thought.
7. Both the sheep and the cows, after drying off in early June, went to the high mountain meadows during the summer, allowing the more accessible grass around the farm to be conserved either as hay or silage.
8. For example, a number of sons (and daughters) had become self-employed contractors, providing help with shearing, hedge-laying, lambing, relief milking, and silage.
9. You will be anxious to have enough grazing for your livestock in spring, summer, and autumn, to make enough hay or silage for their winter keep, to provide additional cereals and roots to supplement the hay, and to grow enough cereals, potatoes, vegetables, and fruit for your own table.
10. Low-nitrate rivers are now so rare, thanks to sewage discharges, fertilisers, slurry and silage, that each one is important for conservation in itself.
11. Wrapped or bagged round bale silage is shredded and discharged through a chute on the Teagle Tomahawk feeder.
12. The maintenance of soil structure and fertility can become a major problem, particularly when the emphasis is on cutting for hay or silage, both of which are "extractive" crops.
13. Silage was found mainly on the larger units as the cost of machinery and buildings put it outwith the scope of the small family and part-time farmers.