Meadow Grass Infestation

Meadow Grass Infestation. Fowl meadow grass infestation in an alfalfatimothy stand. The developing seed heads produce a wonderful red haze over our hay meadow in late June.

Note the absence of any timothy in the treated area. Rough stalked meadow grass has become an important arable weed on some farms. The most common sorrel in our meadows.

Rough meadow grass is generally more invasive than Yorkshire fog and you should deal with it as soon as you spot it.

A wide variety of flowering plants and grasses is also visually. Repeat application may be necessary to catch those missed first time. In a survey of weeds in conventional cereals in central southern England in 1982 rough meadow-grass was found in 29 of winter wheat 14 of winter barley and 7 of spring barley. The meadow spittlebug Philaenus spumarius LJ is the most abundant widespread and economically important spittlebug in the United States.