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spreading slurry

ford2600 · 2013-01-25 22:41:00

How ye men, have a lovely reseeded field, clean as a whistle. Does spreading slurry increase likelihood of weeds and dirt generally? Any thoughts?

25-01-2013 10:41pm

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How ye men, have a lovely reseeded field, clean as a whistle. Does spreading slurry increase likelihood of weeds and dirt generally? Any thoughts?

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#2 26-01-2013 11:22am

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reseeded ground needs all the nutrients that you have to keep the new grass going ie ( slurry and fertilzer ) like all new lays some type of weed will move into at some stage but u could keep it sprayed during the year , the biggest mistake i see with land reseeded is that its not fertilzered enough , i would worry about the weeds later on

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