Spraying Paddocks

Cop-Pop

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I want to spray my field this year. Is Grazeon still the weed killer to go to? Horses will be off it for approx 6-8 weeks after spraying (I need to get them back on it so I can rest the winter sections).
 

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Is that the stuff you can spray from a backpack? Think I used it on 4acres, once, then got a local chap with spraying licence to put the right stuff in the right place,was a lot more cost effective, and more effective, and a lot less hard work,
 

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Depends if you are using a hand held sprayer or boom spraying from a tractor. I think grazon is hand spray only. Also depends what weed you are mainly spraying for. For buttercups I can recomend Envy and Agritox. Thrust gives some control but not the best.
 

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You can still buy Grazon. It’s called Grazon pro now. I haven’t tried others but I rate it. I used it last year on Docks and nightshade plants which have come over from next doors land.
 

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Bit early to spray yet (unless you're somewhere warm) want to make sure the weeds are growing vigorously to take up whatever you choose.

Spray in May = stay away.

Different things are better for different types of weeds. I'm paranoid about ragwort so use a mix of agritox and depitox which seems to be best for that.
 
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