The foxtail plant is a grass-like weed found mostly in ... Mouth ulcers, called hay blisters, can be caused when horses ingest foxtail (Setaria species). Foxtail seed heads are green to light ...

Horse owners should check hay for the presence of foxtails ... Currently there is no herbicide available to remove foxtail or from hayfields or grass pastures; therefore, management to suppress ...

Forage analysis found that the batch of hay given to the horses contained 15 percent windgrass ... Study authors pointed out that various forms of foxtail, which is more common in the United ...

creeping foxtail (Alopecurus pratensis) and needle grass (Stipa species) among others, he said. These grasses are also a problem to horses and cattle that eat the awns in hay, causing big mouth ...