You can also treat moss in paddocks by encouraging light, drainage and airflow. This can be done by chain harrowing, draining boffy areas and remove overhanging trees to discourage shady areas. Acid soils can also encourage moss growth so liming is recommended to raise the pH of the soil, but get a soil analysis kit to check before applying any fertiliser or pH changers.
There are a wide variety of soil tests we can carry out, including specialised tests for heavy metals or grass blade quality, but a standard broad spectrum test is usually sufficient in most cases.
View more information on Paddock Soil Analysis, or paddock maintenance.
If the moss infestation is high it is also worth considering re-seeding your paddock after removing the moss through harrowing. View Progreen's range of grass seed for paddocks
