PUBLICATION W1345
The Dangers of Poison Hemlock in Pastures and Hayfields
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Summary
Poison hemlock (Conium maculatum) is a highly toxic plant that poses a serious risk to livestock. Its presence in pastures and hayfields can lead to death if consumed. For cattle producers, it is essential to know how to identify poison hemlock, understand its toxicity, and take proactive measures to eliminate it from pastures.
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