Strong Nutrition. Sound Agronomics.
Fortify performance with quality nutrition backed by strong agronomics. Channel® Milk Max Silage products balance fiber digestibility, starch content, yield potential and flexibility to provide excellent nutritional feed value for your dairy.
Fiber Digestibility
Designed and selected for digestibility. Every Channel® Milk Max Silage product is bred to optimize fiber digestibility. Our commitment to digestibility doesn’t stop in the field. From processing to storage, you can count on your Channel SeedPro to monitor digestibility.Starch
It’s simple: More starch means more milk. Channel® Milk Max Silage products are bred and selected to optimize starch content, so you can fortify performance with the energy your herd needs to thrive.Flexibility
Stand up to hectic harvest schedules. Channel® Milk Max Silage products offer the stalk strength and standability you need for a more flexible harvest window.Yield
Bred for performance potential. Whether you’re targeting high quality, high tonnage or striking a balance in between, your Channel SeedPro will work with you to understand your operation and offer custom recommendations to help achieve your goals.Proven to Perform.
We know that you need more than just products that have high ADG (average daily gain) for Beef – you also need the agronomic characteristics that fit your environment for a successful crop.
Feedlot Operations
Many of our corn silage products have high performance potential, whether you decide to do a 45% Milk Max corn silage diet or the 15/85 corn silage to grain diet. As a result, the high starch and high fiber digestibility in our products will help to minimize your out-of-pocket investment on feed to consist mainly of protein sources and supplements.
Cow/Calf Operations
The mature cow in this type of operation is, of course, producing milk for a growing calf, but may not need the same high starch corn silage as the feedlot operation needs. Additionally, she may not need a high-corn-silage diet when she is pregnant. With a higher roughage diet and corn silage that features slightly less starch, the cow/ calf pairs will be less likely to become over-conditioned on the corn silage and could potentially avoid health problems associated with too much starch.
Your Goals, Our Guidance
Get Fortified Recommendations From Your Channel Team
Your Channel team is with you every step of the way, helping you maximize forage quality and production efficiency with best practices from seeding to feeding.