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Plants Poisonous to Livestock ListIt is unusual for goats to become poisoned by eating hazardous plants, because goats are browsers; they eat a bite of this and then a bite of that. If something bothers them, they normally just don’t go back to it. However, if a goat is hungry, or inexperienced, it can poison itself by being a glutton.
Here is a list of plants that are poisonous to a greater or lesser extent. It would be a good idea to avoid them all.
Hazardous Plants:
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Aconite | Alder
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Arum | Azaleas
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Anemone | Bracken
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Beet Leaves | Black Nightshade
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Broom | Butterbur
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Buttercup | Buckthorn
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Box | Byrony
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Celandine | Charlock
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Cupresses | Daffodil
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Dogs Mercury | Deadly Nightshade
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Ergot | Foxglove
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Fools Parsley | Fungi
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Ground Ivy | Gladiolus
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Gourds | Hellebores
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Hemlock | Holm Oak
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Horsetail | Iris
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Juniper | Knotgrass
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Knotweed | Kingcup
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Laburnum | Locoweed
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Lords and Ladies | Lilac
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Lupins (yellow) | Marsh Mallow
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Mangold Leaves | Milkweed
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Mountain Laurel | Mulleins
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Nightshades (all) | Old Mans Beard
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Poppy | Pennycress
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Privet | Potato Tops
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Pines | Ragwort
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Rhododendron | Rhubarb Leaves
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Rush | Spindle berry, branch & Lvs
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Spurge Laurel | Thorn Apple
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Tansy | Tomato Greenstuff
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Tormentil | Waterdrop Wort
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Yellow Flag | Wild Cherry, wilted
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Yew
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