Trail building equestrians of New Mexico

["Debbie Spickermann" <d_obermaier AT cybermesa.com>]

Una,
 "Troublesome Weeds of New Mexico"
It is published by NM State College of Agriculture and Home Economics. I
don't know who 
we ordered it through, but I would guess the SU is a good start. Great
pocket size book 
perfect for the trail. It does not, however, list specifically which are
noxious to horses. 
It does have a preface with some weeds/trees bolded in red or yellow. There
is no key 
listed, so I can only assume it means dangerous and or cautionary. 
My 2006 copy does not have an IBN #

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[mailto:treq-nm-bounces AT lists.ibiblio.org] On Behalf Of Una Smith
Sent: Tuesday, April 07, 2009 12:09 PM
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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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