Wild onions (wild garlic) in horse pastures can be controlled with several broadleaf herbicides that have no grazing restrictions for horses or beef cattle:
Restrictions apply only to lactating dairy animals (milk for human consumption). Some have haying intervals—read labels. Spot-spray when onions are actively growing (early spring). Digging is labor-intensive but effective for small patches.
Wild onions in horse pasture—herbicide control is practical.
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