Its that time of year, and we have a couple of fields covered in dandelions etc, what's a good spray for Broadleaf weeds, with and without 24D
I have used Pasture Master to great effect, yet its costly, all advice greatly appreciated..
I'm getting bumble bees in the workshop, what is attracting them ? The smell of oil or solvents or bright colours on tools ? They're not as troublesome as wasps, but everytime I reach out for a pair of pliers or screwdriver there seems to be a bee trying to get pollen from it. :scratchhead:
Where will the Milk come from going forwards?
In my own very local area 3 dairy farms have gone or are about to sell the herd in the last 12 months, all three have been driven out by the low returns for the amount of work and/or the investment needed to carry on milking not being worthwhile...
Never used the stuff myself, but stumbled upon this bbc article which may be interesting to some, apologies if its been posted before
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-60836892
Fun isn't?
Recently had the opportunity to look over a bit of ground that we have been offered to rent pre Christmas.
Could not look over it any earlier due to clause in sale.
As a neighbour knew it was a bit hairy, but on inspection it is proper poor.
Fences just let go, drainage needing a good...
Protecting your new leys
Reseeding is an important part of grassland management, but youll gain the most benefit from your investment with effective weed control. Forager finds out more.
Why is it important to control weeds in new leys?
Reseeding is essential for maintaining productive...
Buttercup and Dandelion
Buttercups emerge in April so this is the ideal month to target them. Often, the trigger for spraying a field of buttercups is once the farmer has noticed that the field has turned yellow as the buttercups flower. Best control of buttercups is achieved if they are...
Remove the burden of spring weed control - treat grassland weeds now!
Rapid grass growth and multiple silage cuts taken to make up last winters forage shortfall, meant many weedy fields missed out on a herbicide spray in spring, says weed biology specialist, Dr Nicola Perry from Corteva...
Protecting your new leys
Reseeding is an important part of grassland management, but youll gain the most benefit from your investment with effective weed control. Forager finds out more.
Why is it important to control weeds in new leys?
Reseeding is essential for maintaining productive...
Buttercup and Dandelion
Buttercups emerge in April so this is the ideal month to target them. Often, the trigger for spraying a field of buttercups is once the farmer has noticed that the field has turned yellow as the buttercups flower. Best control of buttercups is achieved if they are...
Remove the burden of spring weed control - treat grassland weeds now!
Rapid grass growth and multiple silage cuts taken to make up last winters forage shortfall, meant many weedy fields missed out on a herbicide spray in spring, says weed biology specialist, Dr Nicola Perry from Corteva...
Horrible thread title to start, ridiculous really, totally unnecessary; but Putin has done it... it seems crazy. :(
I think we - Nato / the West / Democracies - should arm and finance Ukraine. I think we should have a zero tolerance of infringement of NATO airspace and territory.
And I think...
Would appreciate views on what to offer per 4.5 ft bale for grass to landowner - we would do all the work. Its old parkland fair amount of buttercups. Cut in May/June. Thanks
After some advice/guidance. Anyone on here applied to plough permanent pasture? We have taken on a tenancy where the grassland has all been down long enough to be classed as PP and needs ploughing really. I've found the relevant paperwork on the gov.uk site, just wondering if people had previous...
I spot sprayed a few Docks three weeks ago, the majority looked absolutely cooked, wilting, yellow leaves, a bit of warmth and they are gradually coming alive!!
I was surprised to read this article from the GWCT that states the reason they are not supportive of a closed season for shooting hares is that farmers need to shoot hares to protect their crops from damage, and a closed season would force shooting of hares into the winter months before actual...
Protecting your new leys
Reseeding is an important part of grassland management, but you’ll gain the most benefit from your investment with effective weed control. Forager finds out more.
Why is it important to control weeds in new leys?
Reseeding is essential for maintaining productive...
Thanks for all the suggestions. The taint is definitely in the silage. Changed silage, taint stopped. But we still don’t know what weed has caused the taint. Will just have to separate the weedy silage somehow next time I suppose
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