Hi gmccool Not all weeds are bad for Animals yes there are some that are poisonous but not all as some guys are saying here. I know 2 good cattle farmers that live a couple miles apart. One feeds his animals top everything and grows the finest hay going. The other isn't quite as fussy on hay. You could stand 2 animals from each herd together the cheaper guys compete equally and sometimes better.
The top notch guy was having a problem getting the animals to eat his hay once. Just for fun the other guy said I'll bring round a bale of my hay to try. The other guy got mad and said his won't eat that meadow hay alph alpha junk blend. The bale got delivered put in another feeder in the pen, and those cattle went right to it and ate the bale in a day weeds and all. Suddenly the guy was wanting to buy hay from the other guy. I know this is true as they both say the same story in their own yards, the top notch guy admits he got schooled that day!.
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