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Ranchers have a vital interest in addressing noxious weeds due to their significant impact on livestock. These invasive plants can be harmful when ingested by cattle and other animals, causing health issues, reduced weight gain, and even death. To maintain healthy and thriving livestock, it’s essential for ranchers to manage noxious weeds on their properties proactively, ensuring the well-being of their animals and the success of their operations.

Poison Hemlock

Poison Hemlock

Children & Pets, Class B, Horses, Livestock, Riparian Threats, Wildlife

Diffuse Knapweed

Diffuse Knapweed

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Infrastructure Threat, Livestock, Wildlife

Scentless Chamomile

Scentless Chamomile

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Commercially Available, Livestock

Camelthorn

Camelthorn

Class A, Infrastructure Threat, Livestock, Riparian Threats

Leafy Spurge

Leafy Spurge

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Livestock, Wildlife

Spotted Knapweed

Spotted Knapweed

Class A, Livestock, Wildlife

Oxeye Daisy

Oxeye Daisy

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Commercially Available, Livestock

Yellow Toadflax

Yellow Toadflax

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Commercially Available, Livestock

Black Henbane

Black Henbane

Agricultural Threat, Children & Pets, Class A, Commercially Available, Horses, Livestock

Field Bindweed

Field Bindweed

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Commercially Available, Horses, Livestock

Scotch Thistle

Scotch Thistle

Agricultural Threat, Children & Pets, Class A, Commercially Available, Livestock, Riparian Threats, Wildlife

Dalmatian Toadflax Spp.

Dalmatian Toadflax Spp.

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Commercially Available, Livestock

Hoary Cress

Hoary Cress

Agricultural Threat, Class A, Livestock

Cheatgrass

Cheatgrass

Agricultural Threat, Class C, Horses, Livestock, Wildfires