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What herbicides can be used on pastures that won't hurt livestock?
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Always read the herbicide label. Cattle and horses may have to be removed from pastures (referred to as a grazing restriction) for a length of time (usually 7 to 21 days) after herbicide application.
Also, some herbicides may increase the palatability of weeds and poisonous plants. Therefore, it is important to read the herbicide label and follow all grazing restrictions.
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