Lowland Pastures
Various annual weeds inidst the lowland pastures at the establishment stage. If soil conditions allow, grazing management will usually clear up such infestations but, thanks to the production of a new class of hormone weedkillers, the phenoxybutyric acid derivatives, young pastures can now be sprayed without the great risk
b of clover dqjnage which previ- - ously existed. s The presence of flat weeds in 1 pasture usually indicates a lack s of vigour in the pasture cover a and attention to this aspect of ;, weed control should precede the - use of chemical weedkillers. The “ appearance of rushes in pasture c is usually related to some factor
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28701, 26 September 1958, Page 9 (Supplement)
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