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Grazing management plays a major role in determining whether Serrated tussock gains a foothold on a property. Poorly managed grazing can weaken desirable pasture species, expose bare ground and create ideal conditions for weed invasion. In contrast, well-planned grazing systems can strengthen pasture resilience and significantly reduce the risk of Serrated tussock establishment. For many... Read more
When it comes to managing Serrated tussock, many landholders focus on herbicides and direct weed control. While these tools have an important role, the most effective and cost-efficient defence often starts with something much simpler: healthy, competitive pastures. Serrated tussock thrives where ground cover is poor, soil fertility is low, and desirable pasture species are... Read more