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University of Georgia, Athens
Abstract
A study of the use of a valve consisting basically of a piece of rubber tubing with a slit in the side for permitting the escape of fermentation gases from and preventing the entrance of air into a miniature silo is reported. Such a valve, used in conjunction with two-quart jars equipped with rubber stoppers, from all indications provided quite favorable ensiling conditions and resulted in the production of excellent silage.
1 The work on which this paper is based was conducted at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute whilethe author was a staff member of the Animal Husbandry Dept. at that institution and made upone phase of his Ph.D. thesis research conducted in absentia under the supervision of the Graduate School of the University of Illinois.
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