In order to study the silage quality of mixed corn stalk and stevia stalk,an in vitro gas production method was used to evaluate the silage feeding value of corn stalk and stevia stalk mixed at 100∶0(CK group),90∶10 (I group),80∶20(II group),70∶30(III group),60∶40(IV group) and 50∶50(V group). The results showed that with the extension of fermentation time,the total gas production in each group increased gradually. The growth rate of gas production in group I was the highest,especially at 48 h(GP48 h) which wassignificantly higher than other groups ex- cept the Ⅱ group(P<0. 05). With the extension of fermentation time,dry matter digestibility(DMD) and acid deter- gent fiber digestibility(ADFD)increased. DMD48 h and ADFD48 h in group V was significantly lower than that in other groups(P<0. 05). The neutral detergent fiber degradability(NDFD48 h) and ADFD48h increased first and then de- creased with the increase of stevia proportion. NDFD48 h in groups I and II was significantly higher than those in other groups(P<0. 05). As the adding stevia increasing,the silage pH reduced ranging from 6. 52 to 7. 18,which was nega- tively correlated with fermentation time. The concentration of ammonia nitrogen(NH3-N) was between 10. 51 mg/dL and 17. 81 mg/dL,but within the normal range of microorganisms growth. The acetic acid and butyric acid content in mixed silages of different treatments differed significantly (P>0. 05). Comprehensive grey correlation analysis showed that the order of mixed silage of stevia and corn straw with different proportions was I Group>III Group>II Group>IV Group>CK Group>V Group. Above all,the ratio of corn stalk and stevia stalk at 90∶10,the fermentation effect was the best.