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
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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. The heavy and prolonged...

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