Wheels
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The grass in my field is basically gone and has been replaced by weeds of various types. I'm starting again - had half the field burned off and it will be ploughed, drilled and re-seeded. Then will do the other half next year (the slightly less weed dense side)
So I get to put in exactly what I want, only I don't know enough to know what I want.
I have 2 very good doers, 1 good doer and one average. None of them have ever had lami but the good doers could be at risk if anything too rich goes in. I'm not planning on cutting hay but will probably take a batch off this year once it's grown up and before it's grazed.
I know ryegrass is not the best thing for horses but is it still ok to have some within a mix of other grasses or best to avoid altogether? What are the best grasses and what should be avoided.
So I get to put in exactly what I want, only I don't know enough to know what I want.
I have 2 very good doers, 1 good doer and one average. None of them have ever had lami but the good doers could be at risk if anything too rich goes in. I'm not planning on cutting hay but will probably take a batch off this year once it's grown up and before it's grazed.
I know ryegrass is not the best thing for horses but is it still ok to have some within a mix of other grasses or best to avoid altogether? What are the best grasses and what should be avoided.