Silage - Seeds of Gold TV Season 2 Episode 5

[@Henrythegreat115]

So impressive and effective best valuable presentation from Pro. Anthony and his team. Every words is important to me. I am going to help my family business in few years on 21 aces land in Capital of Myanmar. Well noted. Thank you !

[@abdulwahabgabdo3132]

Wow! Prof Anthony and the farm managers words are well articulated. Sparks interest in me. :)

[@shupimurambidzi1386]

Asante sana Africa. I feel humbled when is being done by fellow Africa brother. Thank you .. From Zimbabwe

[@anthonynjoka6528]

Thank you Prof.Kibe for information on varieties and targets on high biomass while growing fooder.

[@lukongwamary5027]

I love the energy this presenter adds in

[@thembakhumalo3113]

Job awesome guys...the whole team...Martin keep up those bundles of energy and sharp minds...welldone...unbelievable.

[@Kittygacha_playz]

Very informative. Have to visit Njoro one day.

[@stephenntshekisang690]

Highly informative and a evokes lots of interest

[@Trevormy]

I know am going to look for these guys at some point. Informative and articulate

[@GustomixedFarms]

thnks seeds of gold very informative

[@SaidiJulius-r4d]

Good work

[@dop887]

great information, Thanks what is the name of the farm and where is it located, please?

[@ayegbaokai2340]

This is massive. i love this.

[@jllokuno9874]

Thanks very informative.

[@anietieakpanmonday3149]

I love the inclusion of your local Lagnguage but it throws me off completely how can I have more information please! 🤗

[@alexyegon2381]

Contact the Agronomy DPT at Egerton University.

[@onyedikaaneke2161]

Some of the key information were given in vernacular, try to keep to the language of the title.

[@alexyegon2381]

Most of the critical information was presented in English. They only joked in Swahili.

[@raphaelkw7630]

Seeds of Gold is a Kenyan magazine that comes with the local newspaper. So they sometimes use Swahili to be more inclusive to local audiences who aren't so good at English.

[@aliabshir2237]

Thank you@seedsofgold and it's host

[@belito1270]

Thanks for the insight

[@chiabasilambang7636]

I'm so happy for seed of gold for touching my life

[@D_foshi]

Learn the language

[@denisaunga524]

thanks so much

[@hamisisalum2218]

Hello can you mix together different plants toa sledge? Like alfalfa Millet or maize

[@wilstjames3111]

GOLD!

[@gambeef7039]

What is the liquid being spray on the silage?? Is the silage good for goats , sheep etc.

[@godswillchimdieberenwachuk3574]

The liquid is molasses. Silages are good for goats and sheep as well.

[@scholasticamaina3054]

Martin wonderful job you are doing for us all God bless you. How do we reach you as in contacts as seeds of Gold

[@ptiyouthiya]

Can you tell me seeds of what breed they were using for maize production for silage making. ???

[@sebfarm6968]

Silage silage Silage! Good feed for the dairy cows, yes, but Prof Kibe is missing everything here that makes this not the silage i know. Harvest your maize at DOUGH stage, not MILKY stage......... Why?? At dough stage, we have a lot of starch as compared to the milky stage. We are interested with the sugars, which is good at dough, not water at milky stage. We need quality silage in DM not fresh product. Otherwise if we are interested in water, cows can get clean water in the troughs. This is really disgusting.

[@stephenntshekisang690]

I also thought it should be dough stage

[@chiabasilambang7636]

God blew the presenter

[@halbeklijnstra]

A lot of nonsense, besides that the maize silage I see is rubbish silage. Not good chopped, too early chopped , it is brewing and rotting! A shame for a university farm

[@erickwachuka6953]

Halbe Klijnstra have respect for our university, u pretend to know alot but I know you want to advertise ua fake machine like you regularly do in facebook

[@psalmfive9157]

Haibe Klijnsta,,,I don't know the Parts of the world you live or stays but i can say even in Western World,,This what them also used,,For their Silage because i saw it in many Villages in Western World but i don't know the meaning then but ,,Wherever you see this in Western World,,Those places will have many Cows,,Some Trucks always come their to take fresh Milks......... But ,,Haibe Klijnstra is from Western World,,,then Shame on You because,,,Africa also are getting more of your ideas on how Africa also can stop importing Milks from Holland and others Western World...,,Etc..