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Getting plantain into your system

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posted on 2023-05-03, 16:19 authored by Mike DoddMike Dodd, Sally Peel, Racheal Bryant, Allister Moorhead
Plantain can be established as a pure crop, in a herb-based mix or in a grass-based mix. Plantain establishes well in most regions and soils, and late spring sowing by direct drilling generally results in the best first-year yield. Frequent grazing and treading damage in winter will reduce plant density. Re-sowing after 2-4 years may be required to maintain a high proportion of plantain in the pasture. Two herbicides are now registered in New Zealand for use with plantain – Dynamo in mixed pastures and T-Max in forages without clover.

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© Copyright 2011 DairyNZ Limited.

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  • English

Does this contain Māori information or data?

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DairyNZ Ltd

Journal title

Technical Series

ISSN

2230-2395

Citation

Dodd, M., Peel, S., Bryant, R., & Moorhead, A. (2018). Getting plantain into your system. Technical Series, 38, 1–4.

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DairyNZ Ltd

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A22997

Job code

27131

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