magichorse
Well-Known Member
Hi,
Last week my Dad sprayed half our field with Grazon weedkiller (horse is in the other half at the moment). The nettles and docks are curling up nicely, but I am concerned about the buttercups. Some of them have started to wilt, but the field was sprayed 9 days ago and they don't look like curling up and dying completely. My question is, if the buttercups are still present but wilted/ showing signd of dying, is my horse more likely to eat them? And if he does will they be harmful? He doesn't touch them when they are alive.
Any thoughts/ advice very welcome. Thank you1
Last week my Dad sprayed half our field with Grazon weedkiller (horse is in the other half at the moment). The nettles and docks are curling up nicely, but I am concerned about the buttercups. Some of them have started to wilt, but the field was sprayed 9 days ago and they don't look like curling up and dying completely. My question is, if the buttercups are still present but wilted/ showing signd of dying, is my horse more likely to eat them? And if he does will they be harmful? He doesn't touch them when they are alive.
Any thoughts/ advice very welcome. Thank you1