Green vegetation, if packed tightly, will go through an anerobic fermentation and will not spoil. Silage is usually made from corn that has been chopped by a "chopper". This chopper can chop corn or hay by installing the correct head. The chopper blows the chopped stuff into a wagon and it is then hauled to the "silo". The silo can be as simple as a pit dug into the side of a slope, it can be an above ground "bunker", or it can be an upright silo either concrete stave or glassed steel (Glassed steel is typically a "HarveStor" brand)
With the pit and the bunker, the top 4-6 inches will spoil depending on how well you packed it to keep the air out. (Pack it with a tractor driving back and forth on the silage)
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