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Livestock-Poisoning Plants of California
Horses, goats, sheep, and cattle can sicken or die if they eat from a poisonous plant. The best strategy is just to keep these plants out of reach. Here are photos, ID info, and poisoning symptoms for more than 30 hazardous ornamental and range plants.
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Bermudagrass: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape
Bermudagrass
(Cynodon dactylon
) is a plant that is grown as a turfgrass or as forage for livestock, but it also can be an invasive weed. It is found in most areas of California at elevations below 3,000 feet.
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Managing Smutgrass in Irrigated Pastures
Small smutgrass is a grass that grows well in irrigated pastures but is not palatable to livestock. So what happens if it grows well and it doesn't get eaten? It takes over the pasture! Learn some simple control measures that will keep this weed in check
Publication Number::
8473
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Puncturevine: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape
Puncturevine
(Tribulus terrestris)
is an aptly named summer annual that thrives in hot, dry conditions. The seeds are enclosed in a hard case that can injure livestock, people, and pets when stepped on and can even puncture bicycle tires.
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