Learn how to store and preserve hay bales and how the practice of storage led to the discovery of more nutritional silage.

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Discover the enhanced nutritional value you create using hay wrap film to turn grasses into nutritious silage.

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MMP specializes in sustainable food wrap production to ensure food hygiene and freshness for both home and industrial use.

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Farms always seek ways to improve efficiency in their daily operations, readily adopting any helpful methods. One of the simplest ways to improve a farm’s operation is by wrapping its hay bales. Why Wrap Hay Bales Wrapping dry hay bales with plastic wrap can sustain their quality for a longer period. With weather conditions often being unpredictable in certain locations, the application of a few layers of plastic can exponentially improve storage time and increase the safety

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Using hand stretch film from MMP Corporation Ltd. is an inexpensive and easy way to solve many problems during the shipping process.

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The pallet never occurred to anyone until the forklift was invented in 1920. The first patent was filed in 1924 by Howard T. Hallowell for what he called a "Lift-truck Platform". But what has evolved into the standard four-way pallet that can be picked up from any side wasn't invented until 1945 by Robert Braun. Mr. Braun created the pallet in response to the need for increased shipping speed during WWII. His design could be easily handled by motorized transporters like palle