Giant Rat’s Tail Grass (GRT), mainly Sporobolus fertilis and S. jacquemontii, is an invasive weed in Moreton Bay. This 1–2 m tall grass forms dense stands, producing thousands of seeds that persist for 10 years. Unlike native grasses, GRT has tough, unpalatable leaves.
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GRT threatens Moreton Bay’s landscapes, but with the right approach, you can reclaim your property. Grassforce is here to guide you with resources, planning, and professional services.
Grassforce operates in Samford, Dayboro, Cedar Creek, Mount Samson and Cashmere areas, and is one of Moreton Bay’s leading GRT management organisations. We provide free resources, customised plans, and GPS-guided services that cut chemical use by 10–20%, and focus on moving to regenerative and organic practices. Our partnerships with local catchment associations and local government offer community workshops. Contact us today to request resources and discuss your property needs.
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