Mystery Poison Weed From Russia Threatens Sheep Flocks
A deadly weed, halogeton glomeratus, known as a poison stock killer, has spread across several Western states threatening one third of U S. sheep flocks. Authorities warn control is challenging with cattle deaths possible from higher doses.
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Invasive halogeton menace on western ranges warned
Expert say halogeton spreads up to fifteen miles yearly fueled by wind and overgrazed desert soils. Authorities urge coordinated action with highway rail and land managers while trials using flame throwers soil spray and chemicals show limited success. Agricultural officials discuss eradication funding and reseeding to protect native vegetation.
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