JMS is absolutely correct about using a hose into the blower to try to correct over dry silage. It does absolutely no noticeable change in the dry matter of the silage coming out of the silo. When I was at MSU we did tests and proved it every time. You just can not add enough water thru a 3/4 inch hose to make any difference. The only time adding water at the blower does any thing is when blowing haylage. The added water has no effect on the haylage but it does help slick up the blower band the fill pipe to help sticky haylage make it to the top. It helps with alfalfa haylage but the biggest assistance comes if you ever have to blow clover up a silo. And yes I have cattle and have filled everything from a wooden 8x25 to a 30x120 poured and even a 25x90 harvestore.
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