Heather Restoration - Follow-up Molinia Control
Date published: 30 March, 2015
Aim
Following initial works to restore heather in areas which have become dominated by Molinia (purple moor grass) follow-up treatment may be required to tackle Molinia re-growth where it is widespread enough to threaten the re-establishment of the heather.
Follow-up control may be required in the first, second or subsequent years after the initial heather restoration work.
You can only apply for one follow-up treatment on any area.
Eligibility
Rough grazing land, where you have already undertaken heather restoration, is eligible.
You must combine this item with the Heather Restoration item.
Requirements
- you must destroy the re-growth of Molinia vegetation by spraying with a suitable graminicide
- you must keep photographic evidence of the site before and after treatment as part of your claim
- you must maintain a diary
Payment
You can claim £106.00 per hectare treated.
Inspections
The inspectors will check:
- the location and extent of the work
- you have destroyed the re-growth of Molinia vegetation by spraying with a suitable graminicide
- you have keep photographic evidence of the site before and after treatment as part of your claim
- you have maintained a diary
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