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I do alot of pony paddock spraying, with my quad bike and sprayer, mostly for ragwort. I tend to spray it early before it gets to big a plant but got one meadow to do where plants are huge and not sure if my 2-4d and mcpa chemical mix will do the job?

 

ANyone else do similar work?

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if there was the odd bit i would, but the meadow looks like a field of rape on flower! plus, you always leave some roots when pulling and they grow back!!

we spray lot of our fields for ragwort but it has to be done when its only a few inches high i thought.. we do some twice... it seems to get rid of it but if you leave it the next year it still comes back..

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The last 2 years have seemed to be a bugger for it, on the turf we use 2ltr 2-4D & 2ltr mcpa & 0.5ltr starane per hectare, the starane is just put in to make sure we knock any clover that is coming

But that is on very early stage, the second years worth of spaying seems to now have it under control much better.

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