title = "Common Toxic Plants"

content = """
Several plants in pastures and rangelands can poison livestock. Learn
to identify problem species and manage grazing to reduce exposure.

**Common Toxins:** Locoweed, lupine, larkspur, oak (acorns in quantity),
oleander, yew, and nightshades. Toxicity varies by species, plant part,
stage of growth, and amount consumed. Some plants are palatable only
when other forage is scarce.

**Management:** Maintain healthy pasture to reduce consumption of
weedy species. Avoid grazing toxic plants when they are most dangerous
(e.g., lupine in early growth). Remove or fence off heavy infestations.
Provide supplemental feed when pasture quality is poor to reduce
browsing of toxic species.

**When Poisoning Is Suspected:** Remove animals from the source.
Contact veterinarian immediately. Identify the plant if possible.
Save samples for analysis.
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