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Materials and Methods Two separate storage studies were conducted in 2007 and 2008 that used a combination of 80 percent wet distillers grains and 20 percent tub ground fescue hay on an as-fed basis. These studies were conducted at the ISU Beef Nutrition Farm and the ISU McNay Research Farm. In the Beef Nutrition Farm study, the combination was mixed in a feeder wagon, delivered to a concrete bunker silo, packed with a tractor and covered with plastic before being fed to growing beef calves in a backgrounding study. The study at the McNay Research Farm used a temporary bunker silo made of big round hay bales covered in plastic. In this study, the ground hay and wet distillers grains were mixed by layering approximately one third of the hay required for a semi load of distillers grains at the bottom of the bunker. After unloading the truck, additional hay was added to the feed, using the front end loader and the tractor wheels to mix the combination of hay and wet distillers grains.

Effectiveness of Mixing Wet Distllers’ Grains and Hay with a Mixer Wagon or a Front End Loader for Long Term Storage