Silage · Punjab
Corn Silage Supplier in Punjab
Richnest Animal Nutrition makes premium fermented corn silage bales in Punjab and supplies dairy farmers, dairies and gaushalas in Punjab. Every bale is whole-plant maize, chopped to 8–12 mm, compacted and sealed in 9-layer stretch film, so it reaches your farm as fresh as the day it was wrapped.
- 30–35% dry matter
- pH 3.8–4.2 after fermentation
- 100 kg, 400 kg and 500 kg bales
- 12+ months shelf life when sealed
Why dairy farmers in Punjab are switching to silage
Punjab leads India in silage: an estimated 35–40% of cattle in the state are fed silage, and Punjabi farmers have long called it pashuan da achar. Richnest is a Ludhiana company with bale yards at Rajpura and Nabha, so Punjab buyers get the shortest delivery distance.
Wheat straw (toori) is the usual fallback when green fodder runs out, but it has only 3–4% crude protein against 7.9% in maize silage. Feeding silage through the summer keeps milk steady instead of letting it crash in May and June.
What you get in every Richnest bale
- Whole-plant maize harvested at the milk-dough stage, when energy and digestibility peak.
- Lactic fermentation to pH 3.8–4.2: a sweet-sour smell that cattle eat readily.
- 9-layer high-barrier film that keeps air out for 12+ months while the bale is sealed.
- Three bale sizes, so a small farmer with 2–3 animals and a gaushala with hundreds both finish an opened bale within 3–5 days.
How ordering works in Punjab
Send us your district, the number of animals and how many tonnes you need on WhatsApp. Our sales team replies with the delivered rate for your location and a dispatch date. Bales are loaded at our Punjab yards and sent by truck.
We take orders from every district of Punjab, including Ludhiana, Patiala, Sangrur, Bathinda, Moga, Jalandhar, Amritsar and Ferozepur. Gaushalas and dairies that need a steady supply can book a monthly schedule, so fodder never runs out in the lean months.
How much silage to feed
Start with 3–5 kg per animal and build up over 7–10 days. Use this chart as a starting point:
| Animal | Silage / day | Dry fodder | Concentrate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milking cow / buffalo (400–450 kg) | 18–25 kg | 4–6 kg | 1 kg per 2.5 L milk |
| Dry / pregnant animal | 10–15 kg | 5–6 kg | 1–1.5 kg |
| Heifer (6–18 months) | 6–10 kg | 2–3 kg | 1 kg |
| Bull / gaushala adult | 12–18 kg | 5 kg | 0.5–1 kg |
| Goat / sheep | 1–3 kg | 0.5 kg | 200–300 g |
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver silage in Punjab?+
Yes. Richnest supplies corn silage bales to dairy farmers, dairies and gaushalas across Punjab. Share your district and quantity on WhatsApp for the delivered rate and dispatch date.
What is the silage price in Punjab?+
The price depends on bale size, quantity and the freight to your district, so we quote a delivered rate for each order. Send your district and quantity on WhatsApp and our team replies with today's rate.
Which bale size should I buy?+
Choose a size your herd finishes within 3–5 days of opening. A herd eating 80–130 kg a day finishes a 400 kg bale in time; with 2–3 animals, choose 100 kg bales.
How long does a silage bale last?+
A sealed Richnest bale keeps for 12+ months in shade, off wet ground and away from rats. Once opened, feed it within 3–5 days and keep the cut face covered.
Where are your silage yards in Punjab?+
Our office is in Ludhiana and our bale yards are at Rajpura and Nabha, Punjab. Delivery is arranged by truck to your farm or gaushala.
Order corn silage in Punjab
Tell us your district, herd size and quantity. We reply with the delivered rate and dispatch date.