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Help me with my pasture overhaul please
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<blockquote data-quote="Dry Rot" data-source="post: 7702014" data-attributes="member: 4505"><p>Have a word with your local agricultural contractor and get it sprayer for the weeds. If you re-seed, you will inevitably be applying fertiliser and sowing a more nutritious species of grass (I don't believe seed merchants!). Leave it alone and "weed" grasses (i.e. less nutritious) will dominate which is what you want if you have concerns about laminitis. I've kept a herd of a dozen or so Highland ponies for the last 12 years and never had one single case of laminitis (or any other disease come to that). No fertiliser, except on the grass kept for hay. Fence off what you don't need and either graze with livestock or cut for hay...or even leave as foggage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dry Rot, post: 7702014, member: 4505"] Have a word with your local agricultural contractor and get it sprayer for the weeds. If you re-seed, you will inevitably be applying fertiliser and sowing a more nutritious species of grass (I don't believe seed merchants!). Leave it alone and "weed" grasses (i.e. less nutritious) will dominate which is what you want if you have concerns about laminitis. I've kept a herd of a dozen or so Highland ponies for the last 12 years and never had one single case of laminitis (or any other disease come to that). No fertiliser, except on the grass kept for hay. Fence off what you don't need and either graze with livestock or cut for hay...or even leave as foggage. [/QUOTE]
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