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Having trouble with yarrow in grassland, any ideas what to spray with. Have tried Forefront but only knocked it back recovering well now unfortunately.

Best way to clean a field up of the bloody things? Was thinking of drilling with brassicas after roundup 1st year.Would following that be best with something like tornado for a few years so i could spray with dockstar, then a full reseed in 2 years?

What rate to mix the two together for best results?

We silaged a field 3wks ago that was bad with docks. The docks are coming back nicely now so was going to spray them, was thinking of using Minstral Would i be best to spray at 1ltr/ha and spray again after 2nd cut or go with a stronger rate and spray them once

Been offered a 784 with front loader and a bale spike Got a few questions 1 are they considered reliable and easy to use machines for someone new to tractors 2 as it won’t fit in my barn (too tall) could the windows and roof be removed easily 8 foot tall and I’ve only got about 7 foot to play...

Dock control after silage cuts Spraying docks with an effective translocated herbicide two to three weeks after taking a silage cut will give very good control, as dock plants will all be the same size and have fresh healthy leaves when treated. “Spraying with a herbicide like Doxstar® Pro a...

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Welcome to Corteva Agriscience We are here to help livestock farmers grow the best quality home-grown feed with our leading range of crop protection herbicide solutions to control docks, thistles, nettles as well as other broad-leaved weeds. To discover more about how we can help you farm...

The challenges of spraying grassland David Gurney, field technical manager for Corteva Agriscience highlights the differences between spraying arable crops and grassland. Grassland represents a different spraying challenge to spraying arable crops, with travelling speed likely to be reduced...

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...

Hi folks Was thinking of purchasing a jarmet 400 litre sprayer as I only cover a small amount of acres per year, around 30. I seen one working where farmer was spraying and seem to be mixing at the same time and there was a tapping noise. Is this normal or should mixing all be done prior to...

Written by Agriland Team In recent weeks, slurry and fertiliser spreaders have been a common site in the fields, and on the roads in rural Ireland, as spring finally kicked into gear with the favourable weather conditions we are now experiencing. As a result, grass growth has started to pick...

I located some old doxstar and was thinking it time that my silage fields got some chemical assistance. I don’t believe that you can buy it now without it being doxstar pro... are there any glaring differences in performance? I’ve no experience with doxstar pro either. I imagine that the pro...

Sprayed Last year , seem to be about 30% returned , is that likley to be the old ones or seedlings ? So back to, "whats best to use"

Have a temporary grass with docks,would like to spray with Glyphosate,silage then direct drill with Kale. Any recommendations? Is it a successful method to get rid of docks? What rate of glyphosate should be used? What timing for best translocation into docks? Any other advice welcome.Tia

A quick question for all the grassland boys, what weed control products do you use on a yearly basis? We are trying to make sure we have a comprehensive list available on Farm Maketplace in 2020. This is what we have at the moment:

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...

Controlling docks between silage cuts Grassland farmers may need to tackle dock infestations in silage fields in the next few weeks, as the early spring led to first cuts being taken before these tough perennial weeds could be treated. Where docks are present, weed control is a small cost...

Docks are the sizes of dinner plates since 3rd cut and looks like there’s some dry days next week. But with temperatures down to 14-15 degrees is it too late to be spraying them?

Reseeded a field 5 weeks ago and as expected a lot of docks have come through. There is no clover sown in the ley. What is the best spray to kill the docks and approx. cost please?