The work was made to determine operational costs and cost-effective technologies for preparation of silage from low stalk green fodder, involving baler and various forms of storage systems marked as follows: ASW - wrapping single bales, ZOSZ - wrapping bales on the wrapping serial machine, ZOW - storage bales in a plastic bags using bale charger or collecting chaff in the silo by using pickup trailer - PS - or just storage chaff on the prism - PP. The lowest unitary fuel consumption was noticed in technology using pickup trailer and storage chaff in the silo - PS (6.99 kg · t-1 dry matter), but the largest fuel consumption took place when using press for wrapping individual bales - ZOP (12.24 kg · t-1 dry matter). The structure of fuel consumption in particular operations was presented by largest share in all technologies including mowing, tedding and raking. Technology showed the lowest labour input when collecting green fodder with pickup trailer and storage chaff in the silo - PS (1.80 labour hour · t-1 dry matter), and the highest one was when using baler and wrapping single bales - ASW (2.94 labour hour · t-1 dry matter). The lowest unitary costs of silage production was present when using pickup trailer and storing chaff on the prism - PP (zł 225.60 · t-1 dry matter), but the highest costs were when using technology with round baler and individual bale wrapping system - ASW (zł 353.80 · t-1 dry matter).