blodwyn1
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Hi, I have pink patches appearing on my paddocks that I have found out are caused by a fungus. All the advice on line is for lawn maintenance and I can't find out if it's poisonous to horses. Does anyone know?
Hi, I have pink patches appearing on my paddocks that I have found out are caused by a fungus. All the advice on line is for lawn maintenance and I can't find out if it's poisonous to horses. Does anyone know?
I am in essex! My grass was burnt off in the summer but this has appeared this week after the heavy rain. I dont fertilise my land as i have welsh cobs one of which is laminitic. The grazing is poor quality which has always suited me up to now! The problem is in the rested areas but the grass has not recovered from the summer drought although it has greened back it hasnt grown.Almost certainly not although it is related to toadstools which are poisonous (never seen any sign that horses eat them - or mushrooms.) Unless you're in a MUCH warmer climate right now it will be dead - needs warm temperatures More important is cause - it develops on nitrogen deficient soil and those with a low pH.
I am in essex! My grass was burnt off in the summer but this has appeared this week after the heavy rain. I dont fertilise my land as i have welsh cobs one of which is laminitic. The grazing is poor quality which has always suited me up to now! The problem is in the rested areas but the grass has not recovered from the summer drought although it has greened back it hasnt grown.