Pests – Forage

Identify and manage common forage pests effectively. Learn prevention and control methods to safeguard your crops. Protect your forage harvest with expert insights.

rushes decomposing after spraying with MCPA on a grass field

How Long Do Rushes Take To Decompose?

Introduction Rushes, those grass-like plants often found near water bodies, serve a dual role in the environment. They provide valuable habitat to wildlife and contribute positively to various ecosystems. However, on farmland, they may become a nuisance, reducing productivity and hindering agricultural processes. The challenge of managing rushes presents farmers with a complex task that […]

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buttercups growing in a field of grass

Eliminating Buttercups from Your Grassland: how to identify and remove for better forage crops

Buttercups (Ranunculus spp.) are bright yellow flowering plants that can quickly invade grasslands, reducing the quality and quantity of forage available for livestock. Removing buttercups is essential for promoting healthy grass growth and maintaining productive pastures. In this article, we’ll explore the best farming practices to control and eliminate buttercups from grassland. Identifying Buttercups in

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a lot of docks growing in a field of grass

At What Stage of Growth Should I Spray Docks in Grassland? A Comprehensive Guide for Farmers

Docks (Rumex spp.) are a common and persistent weed problem in grasslands, posing a threat to agricultural productivity and overall pasture quality. Knowing the right stage to spray docks is crucial in effectively controlling their growth and preventing them from taking over your grassland. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the optimal stage of

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rushes in grassland sprayed with MCPA

Effective Strategies for Removing Rushes from Grassland

Rushes, often referred to as “nature’s warning sign,” can be a significant problem for grassland managers and landowners. These invasive plants thrive in wet, poorly drained soils, and their presence can reduce the productivity and quality of grasslands. Controlling rush infestations is essential for maintaining healthy grassland ecosystems, providing better forage for livestock, and promoting

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