Light, delicious, and low in calories, it’s a go-to choice for any time of the day. Adding a healthy spin to this classic, the Foxtail Millet Dosa is a recipe you need to try. Foxtail millet, a gluten ...

Even though I have previously written about foxtails, these innocent-looking seed-bearing structures of some grasses, as harmless as they appear, are hazardous to our pets and deserve another ...

In grass hay, pasture, and rangeland, imazapic (Plateau) is labeled for control of Foxtail barley, but care must be taken to ensure that the grass grown for hay or forage is tolerant to imazapic. The ...

Both blackgrass and orange/shortawn foxtail are weeds common to the Northern Hemisphere, as noted by the research published in Scientific Data and relayed by Phys.org. The former is the dominant weed ...

Focus: pyroxasulfone (Group 15) and carfentrazone (Group 14): Has the same moisture requirements as products noted above and is used on kochia, cleavers, lamb’s quarters, pigweeds, stinkweed, ...

Focus: pyroxasulfone (Group 15) and carfentrazone (Group 14): Has the same moisture requirements as products noted above and is used on kochia, cleavers, lamb’s quarters, pigweeds, stinkweed, ...

Whether you call it foxtail barley, horsetail grass, false barley, or by its scientific name hordeum jubatum, this plant’s soft red and green or brown seed head fronds are an easily recognizable sight ...

According to a recent post on the City of Lethbridge website, foxtail barley is a native prairie grass that thrives in dry, hot weather and it can be very dangerous to pets.

LETHBRIDGE [email protected] A concerned dog owner is sharing her story to warn others about the dangers that foxtail barley poses to pets after her dog required surgery from ...

LETHBRIDGE, AB – Foxtail barley is reportedly becoming more and more of an issue in Lethbridge. The City of Lethbridge says there has been a spike in the plant growing in various grassy areas. While ...

Under that classification of the Manitoba Noxious Weeds Act, squirrel tail grass (a.k.a. foxtail barley) can’t be deliberately grown in Manitoba, said Kim Brown, weed specialist with Manitoba ...