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Spray-grazing to remove weeds

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Spray-grazing

What is spray-grazing?
How spray-grazing works
What plants does spray-grazing work on?
Getting spraying right

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Considerations when spray-grazing

Timing
Timing and stocking rate
Animal selection
Pasture recovery

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What are the risks?

Pastures
Animals

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- Test your knowledge – risks
Summary

Spray-grazing summary

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Meat & Livestock Australia May 25, 2021

Spray-grazing to remove weeds Getting spraying right Test your knowledge – spray-grazing

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What is the purpose of spray-grazing?
- to kill or severely retard weeds, in order to prevent seed from setting and allowing more desirable species to flourish.
- to kill or severely retard weeds, in order to prevent bio-security issues with neighboring production systems.
- to increase weed establishment
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Phenoxy herbicide applied at the label rates has no effect on annual or perennial grasses.
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capeweed, erodium and dock at seedling stage
MCPA® Amine or 2,4-D Amine 625 as the active ingredient.
dramatically reduce the seed left to germinate the next year.

Spray-grazing is most effective on annual broadleaf plants with short seed life such as

The most common herbicides to use contain
Preventing seed production for only one year can

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