Tag results: corn
- 01 Feb 2026
- 224
What Is Forage Silage? | Price & Purchase of Forage Silage Packaging Machine
Forage silage is one of the most effective methods for preserving and improving livestock feed quality. By using forage silage and packaging machines, feed losses are significantly reduced while nutritional value is preserved through controlled fermentation. This method is highly economical for industrial and semi-industrial livestock farms. In this article, we review forage silage, its benefits, proper packaging methods, and a complete guide to purchasing forage silage packaging machines.
- 01 Jan 2026
- 323
Corn Silage Packaging Machine | Buy Komel Corn Silage Baler
The Komel corn silage packaging machine is the most advanced equipment for compressing and storing silage and corn fodder. By reducing the volume and waste of fodder, this machine significantly increases the efficiency of dairy farms.
- 24 Dec 2025
- 284
Hay Packaging Machine Price | Buy Komel Forage Silage Packaging Machine
The Komel forage and silage packaging machine is one of the most essential agricultural tools for compressing and preserving both wet and dry forage. By reducing the volume of forage, it simplifies transportation and storage while increasing efficiency and saving costs.
- 06 Dec 2025
- 735
Special Promotion Launched for Komel Fully Automatic Forage Packaging Machines
Javid Kesht Leyzeri Company, the exclusive representative of Komel Turkey, has launched a special promotion for Komel forage packaging machines. These fully automatic, advanced machines can package various types of forage, corn silage, wet alfalfa, pulp materials, and even shredded plastic and carpet waste, offered in capacities ranging from 50 to 1500 kg.
- 17 Nov 2023
- 1504
How can the residues of corn plant be managed?
In Iran, most of the corn farmers add corn residues to the soil by tillage, and harvesting plant residues from corn fields is not common. However, in some areas, plant residues are harvested for use in silage or for preparing animal fodder, especially in years of fodder shortage.
- 16 Nov 2023
- 2073
What depth is suitable for planting corn seeds?
Corn seed planting depth depends on environmental conditions and soil type. In general, a depth between 3 and 5 cm is recommended for planting corn seeds. However, it is always best to follow your local advice and guidance on seeding depth to get the best results.
- 16 Nov 2023
- 1810
What are the weeds of the corn plant?
Corn plant weeds can be very diverse. In medium field, Amaranthus retroflexus, Gallium aparine and Polygonum aviculare are common weeds in corn fields. Also, wheat residues that remain and are mainly among the sources of weeds can also cause problems in the corn field. Chemical or agricultural methods can be used to control these weeds. For example, they can be controlled by creating a suitable mixed soil until the time of planting corn and picking grasses before planting or using chemical herbicides. Finally, it is worth mentioning that all these weeds can be controlled by a creative farmer with various methods.
- 14 Nov 2023
- 1726
What is the effect of corn stalking on grain yield?
The effect of corn blight on grain yield depends on several factors, including weather conditions, nutrient sources, and proper plant maintenance. However, it is estimated that the maize pajosh has the greatest effect on the growth and fitness of the seeds. Some of the benefits of corn starch include increased number of kernels, increased kernel volume, and increased kernel oil content. In addition, corn stalks can help reduce the negative effects of weather conditions, including drought and high temperatures. Also, the genetic mutation that leads to corn rust can increase corn's resistance to pests and diseases, thus having a positive effect on grain yield. In general, corn cob can help to improve grain yield and biomass efficiency of this plant.
- 13 Nov 2023
- 1135
What is the importance of soil organic matter in corn cultivation?
Organic matter in the soil plays an essential role in fertility, water holding capacity and overall strength of the soil. It is estimated that approximately 50% of soil organic matter in most soils was lost in the first 100 years after grasslands and savannahs were converted to agricultural land. Reducing soil erosion through methods such as conservation tillage is very important in soil conservation, saving billions of tons of topsoil, especially on vulnerable lands.
- 13 Nov 2023
- 1960
What is the use of super absorbent polymers in agriculture?
Superabsorbent polymers are used in agriculture as a method to optimize irrigation and manage water resources. These polymers have the ability to absorb and retain water and can be added to soil to help delay evaporation and water infiltration. Also, these polymers can help farmers to manage their water resources more efficiently and reduce water consumption in droughts and dry weather conditions. Among other applications of superabsorbent polymers in agriculture, it can be mentioned that they are used in the production of hydroponic culture medium, maintaining soil moisture in gardens and fields, using in the organization of sprinkler systems, etc.