Water is the single most important nutrient for either plant or livestock production.
Many producers are beginning to get concerned about the production of available forage for grazing. One of the most often cited pasture management concerns by producers is weed control. This is one season that weed and brush control needs to be considered. A plant is considered to be a weed if it is toxic, unpalatable to livestock, competes for light, fertility, water or space that reduces palatable pasture. Weeds can be grouped into several types.