Silage Bags

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Grekkon Limited’s silage bags, tubes for sale in Kenya feature specific UV treatment. These polythene bags specifically designed to withstand tear for durability are supplied as white/ silver on black or as black on black. The former is designed for outdoor use so that the brightly coloured surface reflects off excess heat. The latter is best for indoors silage making where heat is lesser

We provide dairy livestock specifically made airtight silage polythene tubes. These bags are for both indoor and outdoor use for making livestock silage

Our silage tube sizes are 1.5M x 1M for the white on black type which holds 350kgs of livestock crop silage material. The color is white on black so that the white remains on the outside to reflect excess heat. Black on the inside to keep it warm. This is for dairy farmers doing outside storage

For those storing dairy livestock silage material indoors, our small bag for sale is black on black. It absorbs heat at room temperature and retains it. This bag size is 1M x 1M in dimension, to hold 200kgs of silage matter. Our silage bags prices in Kenya differ according to size. This is given in details below

Farmers who buy silage tubes by Grekkon Limited enjoy useful for many cycles of silage storage because of the anti ultra violet (UV) treatment. This treatment prevents the degradation of the bags by harmful UV rays. It is important in tropical conditions where UV radiation is intense.

 

Silage bags

FAQs

i. How much is a silage bag?

Grekkon Limited’s silage bag price is Kes 650 for the 1M x1M black on black silage polythene bag, and Kes 800 for the 1.5M x 1M white on black silage polythene bag

2. How do you make silage in Kenya?

This is by storing green plant material in an air free, dark covered space. It must be warm and free of air

3. What are silage bags made of?

UV treated polythene material is the chief material. It is the same treatment on our dam liner geomembrane, greenhouse polythene, and mulch paper

4. How do you use silage bags?

      4.1 Bag positioning

       Have it in an upright position or laid on the ground with the mouth open

      4.2. Filling

      Shove or pour the material through the mouth and firm it after every few intervals.

      4.3. Sealing

      It will be either welded once full or tightly tied with a string

      4.4. Care

Care is taken to keep the bag safe from mechanical damage. This is through careless handling, or poor storage with sharp objects, or in a rat-infested storage house. Rice and mice will chew on it.

Silage bags for sale near me

Grekkon Limited is the largest supplier of these bags in east Africa. We support dairy farmers in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania and Ethiopia in making their silage material. Silage paper for sale is available from any of our stores in Athi River, Nairobi, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nyeri and Nyahururu

Silage bags by Grekkon Limited in a dairy farm

How To Make Silage

Silage is made by fermenting wilted green plants in a silo without airThis process preserves the nutrients of the plants for use as animal feed during lean seasons. 
 
Steps for making silage 
    1. Harvest high-quality forage when it’s in excess of feed requirements
    2. Wilt the forage to 30% dry matter (DM)
    3. Chop the forage into short lengths (1–3 cm)
    4. Compact the forage as tightly as possible to remove air
    5. Cover the forage with a thick plastic sheet
  • Weigh down the forage
  • Wait for the forage to ferment

Materials for making silage 

Corn (maize), Sorghum, Alfalfa, Water hyacinth, Jowar, Bajra, Napier bajra, and Guinea grass.
Tips for making silage
  • Choose crops that have a high amount of water-soluble sugar and carbohydrate and low amount of protein 
     
  • Green, fruity silage is the most palatable and nutritious type 
     
  • Wait at least two months before using maize silage as fee
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Established in 2017, Grekkon Limited is a Kenyan agribusiness company. It specialises in the provision of; - Irrigation systems - Greenhouse construction - Dam liners installation - Water pumps - Solar dryers construction - Agriculture nets - Borehole drilling The company has operations offices in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nyeri, Meru, and Nyahururu

Comments (110)

  • How do you reach Bungoma, Link me to BGM or Nairobi office.

    Where is your shop? i need silage bags.

    Monicah for Dominic
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    • Good afternoon Monicah,

      We serve Bungoma via our Eldoret office. Please share your contact number on info@grekkon.co.ke for us to call you, or reach us in Eldoret on 0711 895 635

      Best regards,
      Customer Service

      Reply

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