Trail building equestrians of New Mexico

[Patricia Hug <trish_hug AT hotmail.com>]

I bought a load of hay one time that contained foxtail brome. It stuck in the horses' throats, and the Rottweiler that lived at the barn ate some too and it had to be removed by a vet. Nasty stuff!

> Date: Tue, 7 Apr 2009 12:09:00 -0600
> From: una.smith AT att.net
> To: treq-nm AT lists.ibiblio.org
> Subject: [TREQ-NM] Noxious/invasive weeds of top concern to trail riders
>
> I am working up a list of noxious and/or invasive weeds that are of special
> interest to equestrian trail riders in New Mexico. That includes weeds that
> have potential to harm horses and are common in New Mexico; and weeds that
> are eaten readily by horses so may be dispersed via manure.
>
> Do you know of such a list or lists?
>
> Una Smith
> Los Alamos
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