ensilage
/ɑ̃.si.ʎaʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a mixture of plant material, typically cut grass or legumes, that is fermented to preserve it as feed for livestock
“The farmer stored the ensilage in a large silo to keep the cattle fed throughout the winter.”
2. verb
to make ensilage, typically by cutting and fermenting plant material
“The farmer ensilaged the fields to create a nutritious feed for the livestock.”