Yarrow is a herb which was once used in seed mixtures and is very rich in minerals. It's also very drought tolerant, the dry conditions the last two years might have encouraged it to grow.
I'd say yarrow, too. I expect a dose of 2,4D or the mixture of phenoxies like polo or thrust would sort it out. It's a grazed herb from memory that isn't really that problematic.
Had no idea, just thought it was a weed as it seemed to increasing. Might as well keep it then if it's good for grazing after all! Thanks for the advice guys.
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