Unlock the Full Potential of Your Silage.
Get better feed value, greater consistency, and improved performance at the bunk and feed out.
MaxSilo inoculants are designed to optimise silage quality — reducing dry matter losses, enhancing aerobic stability, and preserving more energy and protein in every tonne of forage.
Powered by precision-selected microbial strains that stabilise the fermentation process, our formulations combine fast-acting lactic acid bacteria for rapid pH drop with heterofermentative strains that inhibit spoilage organisms.
Whether you're ensiling grass, maize, or whole crop, MaxSilo inoculants help you protect your investment and maximise your return.
Silage that works as hard as you do — powered by proven microbiology.
Why Choose MaxSilo?
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Better Feed Quality: Lock in more energy and protein for healthier, more productive animals.
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Less Waste: Preserve more dry matter and reduce spoilage losses.
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Stronger Returns: With a small investment, you get more usable feed and a bigger return from every crop.
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Sustainable Farming: Efficient fermentation means less waste, fewer emissions, and better use of resources.
From grass and maize to whole crop silage, we tailor solutions to fit your forage type and feeding goals. Explore our full range of inoculants and find out how MaxSilo can help you feed more efficiently — and profitably.
Maximise Your Silage. Maximise Your Gains.
Farming is a high-cost operation — with significant investment in land, labour, machinery, seed, fertiliser, and crop protection. That’s why protecting the nutritional value of every harvested crop is essential. MaxSilo inoculants help safeguard that investment by preserving more of the energy and nutrients in your forage, reducing the need for costly bought-in feed or synthetic additives.
By applying targeted microbiological cultures at harvest, MaxSilo gives beneficial bacteria the upper hand — accelerating fermentation and outcompeting the harmful microbes that cause spoilage and dry matter loss. The result is more efficient use of your homegrown feed, improved sustainability, and greater profitability across your silage system.