Llywelyn the last
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We have a direct drill on a Beef and sheep unit in West Wales , and do quite a few acres yearly . We have found the use of grass coated in Pronitro ,, which is a nitrogen coating really gets things going . However we Typically we have been spraying the grass off with glyphosate , before reseeding .
Ideally I would like to avoid using it , but need to make sure that the new grass does not get swamped by the existing .
Is there anything that can be used to slow down grass growth to give the new seeds a chance ?
I'm sure I have read of someone diluting glyphosate to such an extent that it holds back the growth .
All and any ideas welcome
Ideally I would like to avoid using it , but need to make sure that the new grass does not get swamped by the existing .
Is there anything that can be used to slow down grass growth to give the new seeds a chance ?
I'm sure I have read of someone diluting glyphosate to such an extent that it holds back the growth .
All and any ideas welcome