Selective Paddock Weed Killers

Weeds in paddocks and grassland needs to be kept on top of. Not only do weeds reduce productivity and yield but many weeds are poisonous and pose a danger to grazing animals. For these reasons it is essential that control is gained. ProGreen offers selective weed killers that allow you to control specific weeds while leaving vital grazing land unharmed making it the ideal solution.

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Thrust and Validate Bundle – Improving Ragwort and Weed Control
Thrust and Validate Bundle – Improving Ragwort and Weed Control
£81.37 Inc VAT £67.81 Ex VAT
a 3 litre bottle of Thistlex
Thistlex – Selective Weed Killer Targeting Thistles in Grassland (3L)
£158.46 Inc VAT £132.05 Ex VAT
A 5 litre bottle of Thust
Thrust – Powerful Ragwort and General Weed Killer for Grassland (5L)
Thrust – Powerful Ragwort and General Weed Killer for Grassland (5L)
£85.74 Inc VAT £71.45 Ex VAT
An image of a 2 litre bottle of Doxstar Pro
Doxstar Pro Selective Broad-Leaved Weed Killer for Grassland (2L)
£91.01 Inc VAT £75.84 Ex VAT
A box of Pas Tor
Pas Tor Twin Pack – Powerful Grassland Weedkiller (2L)
£210.17 Inc VAT £175.14 Ex VAT
An image of a 3 litre bottle of Envy
Envy Selective Post-Emergence Weed Killer – Safe in Pastures (3L)
£90.77 Inc VAT £75.64 Ex VAT
Agritox – Grassland Weed Killer Containing MCPA (10L)
Agritox – Grassland Weed Killer Containing MCPA (10L)
Agritox – Grassland Weed Killer Containing MCPA (10L)
£91.14 Inc VAT £75.95 Ex VAT
A bottle of Leystar
Leystar – Powerful and Versatile Pasture Weed Killer (2L)
£84.65 Inc VAT £70.54 Ex VAT
A bottle of Barrier H
Barrier H – Natural Ragwort Control (5L)
£103.61 Inc VAT £86.34 Ex VAT
Hurler Grassland Weedkiller – Enhances Thrust and PastureMaster (5L)
£125.40 Inc VAT £104.50 Ex VAT
Stapler Grassland Selective Weed Killer (5L, 10L)
£72.48 Inc VAT £60.40 Ex VAT
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Vivendi 200 – Weed Killer for Thistle Control in Grassland (1L)
Vivendi 200 – Weed Killer for Thistle Control in Grassland (1L)
£56.28 Inc VAT £46.90 Ex VAT
Depitone Ultra Selective Herbicide (5L)
Depitone Ultra Selective Herbicide (5L)
£66.96 Inc VAT £55.80 Ex VAT
ProGrass – Selective Herbicide for Paddocks and Grassland (3L)
ProGrass – Selective Herbicide for Paddocks and Grassland (3L)
£140.83 Inc VAT £117.36 Ex VAT
Grazon Pro Selective Pasture Weed Killer for Spot Spraying (1L)
Grazon Pro Selective Pasture Weed Killer for Spot Spraying (1L)
£77.32 Inc VAT £64.43 Ex VAT

Grazing Exclusion Period

It is important to remember that if you are treating paddocks that have grazing animals present that you leave a grazing animal exclusion period of 7-14 days (check the product label for the recommendations for each product). If you are treating areas where poisonous weeds such as ragwort have been present then it is important that you DO NOT allow animals to return to the area until the weed has completely died and been removed.

If you need any assistance in finding the best weed control for your paddock, read our weed control in equine paddocks blog or contact our expert team today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment should I use?

When it comes to applying selective weed killers it is important to check the approvals to see what equipment you are allowed to use to apply them. Some products only have approval to be applied via a handheld or knapsack sprayer, some only via a boom sprayer and others have approval for both methods. Whichever way you use, it is vital that you are wearing the correct PPE to protect yourself from the chemicals that you are spraying.

If you are looking for a way to easily see where you have sprayed to help avoid under/overdosing then we would advise using a marker dye. These products are simply mixed in with the spray solution and when you spray you will be able to see where you have been as a result of the colour indicator.

When should I use these weed killers?

Selective weed killers should be used when the plants are actively growing as this is the best time to treat most weeds.

How soon can horses graze after I use a weed killer?

Horses are allowed back into treated grazing land 7-14 days after application. This should be checked on the individual product label to get the specific recommendation. If you have treated land where poisonous weeds were present then the grazing exclusion period MUST be extended to make sure that the animals are not consuming any of the dangerous weeds.