Horse owners can learn more about weed control in horse pastures from a new fact sheet published by University of Minnesota horse extension specialists.

The new publication, Plants Commonly Found in Established Minnesota Horse Pastures, is packed with information on identifying nonpoisonous weeds and desirable pasture species commonly found in established horse pastures. The publication contains more than 80 photos, as well as herbicide recommendations and grazing restriction tables. Read excerpts.

The full version of the publication is available for purchase online from the University of Minnesota Extension Store