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Novonesis SiloSolve Silage Inoculants

By Novonesis (formerly Chr. Hansen)

Last reviewed: February 2026

Dual-action silage inoculant combining L. buchneri 40788 (FDA-reviewed) with fast-fermenting L. lactis for dry matter recovery.

Research-backed silage inoculant line from Novonesis combining L. buchneri 40788 with fast-fermenting strains for aerobic stability and dry matter recovery.

Key Features

  • L. buchneri 40788: Only strain with full FDA review for improved aerobic stability in silage
  • Dual-Action Formula: Combines fast fermenter (L. lactis) with aerobic stability organism (L. buchneri)
  • Dry Matter Recovery: Research-proven 2-4% improvement vs. untreated silage
  • Aerobic Stability: Extends bunk life and reduces heating during feedout
  • Multiple Formulations: SiloSolve FC (corn), AS (alfalfa/grass), MC (moisture-challenged)

Advanced Features

  • SiloSolve FC: Optimized for whole-plant corn silage
  • SiloSolve AS: Formulated for alfalfa and grass haylage
  • Water-Soluble Granule: Easy-mix format dissolves quickly in applicator tanks

Ideal For

Farm Types: Corn silage operations, Haylage producers, High-moisture corn storage

Competitive Advantages

What sets SiloSolve Silage Inoculants apart from alternatives:

  • L. buchneri 40788 is the only strain with full FDA review for aerobic stability
  • Backed by Chr. Hansen's 150+ years of fermentation science
  • Dual-action approach addresses both ensiling and feedout challenges
  • Water-soluble granule format for easy field application

Pricing Information

Here is the pricing information for SiloSolve Silage Inoculants:

SiloSolve products typically cost $1.00-1.50 per ton of silage treated. Available through feed and farm supply dealers.

Pricing Model: Per ton of treated silage

Pros & Considerations

Advantages:
  • FDA-reviewed L. buchneri strain
  • Dual-action formula
  • Easy-to-use granule format
  • 150+ years of fermentation expertise
Considerations:
  • Premium price vs. homofermentative-only inoculants
  • Requires minimum 60-day fermentation for full benefit
  • Application consistency depends on equipment calibration

Implementation & Setup

How to implement SiloSolve Silage Inoculants on your dairy operation:

Implementation Timeline: Applied at harvest; results visible at feedout

Training & Support

Training and support options available for SiloSolve Silage Inoculants:

Support Channels:

    Evaluation Questions

    Key questions to consider when evaluating SiloSolve Silage Inoculants:

    1. How much silage heating are you experiencing at feedout?
    2. What is your typical silage storage duration before feedout?
    3. Are you using bunkers, bags, or tower silos?
    4. What is your daily silage face removal rate?

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