Give your pasture
the attention it needs.
Broad areas or individual patches. Start with the right conversation about your growth, your ground and your goals.
When the job covers more than a few patches.
Pasture boom spraying is one of the business’s listed services. Share the area to be treated, the growth you want addressed and how the paddock is currently used.
Include any livestock, neighbouring crops, gardens or waterways in the conversation. The treatment, suitability and timing should be discussed with Mark for your particular property.
Enquire about boom sprayingFor the patches that need focused attention.
Spot spraying is available for more localised growth. A photo of the whole area, along with close-up photos of the weeds, is a useful starting point for your enquiry.
Let Mark know what should be protected nearby and whether animals use the area. Ask about any job-specific preparation and when the treated area can be used again.
Enquire about spot sprayingA few useful answers.
Can I book spraying for a specific day?
Include your preferred timing when you enquire. Weather, ground conditions and the planned treatment may affect scheduling. Confirm the final arrangement with Mark.
Do I need to identify the weed first?
You can start by sending clear photos and describing the area. Discuss identification and treatment suitability before agreeing to the work.
Can animals stay in the paddock?
Tell Mark about any livestock before a job is agreed. Ask for the specific preparation and re-entry instructions for the proposed treatment.