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Sheep grazing fertiliser

  • 19-03-2016 12:13pm
    #1
    Green farmer
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    Running tight on grass here. Any issues with putting out a light dusting of fert whilst sheep are in the field with week old lambs ?


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  • #2
    rangler1
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    Green farmer wrote: »
    Running tight on grass here. Any issues with putting out a light dusting of fert whilst sheep are in the field with week old lambs ?

    I got some spread on Tuesday where sheep were grazing.....didn't do any harm


  • #3
    Green farmer
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    rangler1 wrote: »
    I got some spread on Tuesday where sheep were grazing.....didn't do any harm

    We'll give it a go. A week ago the ground was too soft to spread and a rougue ram got the ewes a week earlier then planned last October, so I've ewes out of shed a bit earlier then planned.


  • #4
    ganmo
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    There's a small risk of urea poisoning but they'd need to eat loads of it


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