Posted by dave2 on August 12, 2012 at 23:21:06 from (139.139.51.70):
In Reply to: o/t Ragwort posted by bill from scotland on August 12, 2012 at 16:19:14:
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Don't make hay out of it if there is a chance it will go to horses. If you let them graze the area, they won't eat it. If they do, they needed to be culled anyway.......
I'd do it in hay, then let the horse folks take it or leave it (the ragwort)...
I'm sure they'll make short work of zooming around and pulling it by the roots then bragging about how hard they worked to "save the horse's lives" on their forums and Facebook... We have it a little on our places and just leave it as decoration until it get's more than a few plants (pull some then)...
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