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Getting grassland back into shape after flooding

After the wet autumn and winter, a lot of grassland is in need of proactive management to remove compaction, revive soils and restore plants lost from standing water and floods.

Katie Jones
Editor, Farmers Guardian and Dairy Farmer
clock • 6 min read
Getting grassland back into shape after flooding

After the wet autumn and winter, a lot of grassland is in need of proactive management to remove compaction, revive soils and restore plants lost from standing water and floods. The heavy and prolonged...

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