Als dé specialist in ruwvoer besteden wij ieder jaar veel tijd om de beste, stabielste en productiefste maisrassen te selecteren voor onze klanten. We bezoeken demo's, leggen een screeningsveld aan en maken na grondig onderzoek een keuze in de beste rassen van verschillende kwekers. Ook dit jaar hebben we weer een sterke selectie gemaakt van diverse rassen die passen bij specifieke bodemomstandigheden, teeltdoelen of gewenste oogstdata. Deze vindt u dan ook terug in onze nieuwe Maisfolder 2026. Read more
Video: How does the fermentation process work in the silo?
We have created an animated video that explains how the fermentation process works in the silo. It is important to know what happens under the silage film so that the silage stabilises in the silo as quickly as possible. The faster the silage stabilises, the more energy and feed value is retained. Read more
The power of an oxygen barrier
Reducing oxygen gives yeasts, moulds and butyric acid no chance to grow. As a result, lactic acid bacteria are more likely to multiply to lower the pH. The silage then becomes stable. The faster and more efficient this process is, the more energy and feed value (quality) is retained. Read more
Video: How agricultural film made
This is a short animated video showing how our agricultural films are produced. Read more
Efficient protein intake
Protivity is a feed additive based on a unique combination of herbs, essential oils and amino acids. This combination makes rumen fermentation more efficient, which in turn increases protein efficiency. As a result, the total amount of protein and the protein percentage in the ration can be reduced while maintaining milk production, milk protein and animal health. Read more
Heat stress and the unborn calf
Heat stress in dry cows affects udder and placenta development. Moreover, it affects not only the dry cows but also the unborn calf. It can affect the calf's lifetime production. Read more
A carefree dry period
A good dry period requires a careful approach. The dry period brings a change of ration and is also a time of major hormonal change. A good dry period is crucial for the life of both cow and calf. It lays the foundations for the next lactation and the potential of the unborn calf. Read more