What's in Your Hay? Crossword

A newly listed Park County noxious species, this species causes lameness and laminitis in horses.
The toxic substance found in crownvetch that is harmful to horses and other non-ruminant animals!
A common weed of many hay fields this weed contains the toxin coumarin which during spoilage of hay turns to the deadly toxin dicoumarin a powerful anticoagulant!
this species is tastier dried than fresh posing greater risk in hay due to harmful alkaloids that affect the liver.
Causes 'Chewing Disease’ in horses.
The act of physically monitoring for poisonous plants via visual inspection of pastures, hay, and utilizing proper grazing management to lessen chance of undesirable species.
All parts of this plant may cause colic!
Causes painful contact dermatitis.
The toxic substance found in yellow and white sweet clover that turns to dicuom
Although Monarch butterflies need me-I can be deadly to cattle and other livestock!
North American Invasive Species Management Association.
Preventative program requiring producers of farm products to have fields checked for noxious weeds.
A common weed this plant accumulates nitrates and oxalates that may cause kidney damage, tremors, coma, or worse!
The milky sap of this species can cause problems for cattle, horses, and humans. If large quantities are consumed death may occur.