Silage bales in lone oak

[Gimli54]

So I plan to try something new with lone oak in that the starter grass field I have left (I converted one of them to regular crops) I plan to make silage bales to sell for profit with I intend to use the Kuhn baler that auto wraps them then transport with the auto load trailer where would I sell the bales and is making silage for sale like that a decent way to make money even I’m just trying some different stuff and genuinely don’t know what to do with silage as I’ve never worked with it in real life

[W1der]

You should be able to sell silage at the barn or in the Silo King at the BGA.

[effin pig]

Definitely sell it at the BGA because you get the same income but also digestate. It’s a little extra work though as you have to fork the bales into the grinder but it’s worth it.

[Alagos]

In Lone Oak you can probably unload the bale straight into the bga grinder thingy, If you use the ursus stacker.
But ye, with an UAL trailer you'd need a loader to get them in.

[fenixguy]

The Khun baler/wrapper combo is basically a money-printing machine. Great way to get some starting cash but it might get boring after a long time. I just got done selling about 60 bales at the BGA on Lone Oak. I used the Gallignani 9250 SL for the 5,000l bales and wrapped with the McHale 991 Bale Wrapper.

Keep in mind that if you're playing with seasons, loose silage is worth more than baled.

[Gimli54]

Keep in mind that if you're playing with seasons, loose silage is worth more than baled.
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That I did not know so in that instance would just turning corn straight into silage work better if I do that though would I be able to sell straight from the tipper also if I used the baler is there anyway I could sell straight from a trailer or would a bale fork have to be used somewhere sorry if it sounds silly to ask that but I genuinely never touch silage except the rare instance I have cows on a map I’ve never sold silage before
Ps. Thanks for all the replies guys

[W1der]

You can turn grass in to silage this way also ... and it mixes with the chaff from corn if you wanna do both.