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Producers urged to remain vigilant about annual ryegrass toxicity

How to detect, prevent and manage ARGT in livestock.

Claire Harris
Cut or baled hay that contains toxic ryegrass will remain toxic and should not be fed to livestock.

Cut or baled hay that contains toxic ryegrass will remain toxic and should not be fed to livestock. | Credits: Mark Saunders, Kondinin Group.

PRODUCERS are being urged to look out for signs of annual ryegrass toxicity (ARGT) in their pastures, as the risk increases heading into late spring. Claire Harris investigates. ARGT is a severe and...

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