| Nina Eckburg and Bill Hargrave explain that Meadow Hawkweed grows a lot like its cousin, Orange Hawkweed. It has the little stolons right next to the ground that seeds all of the other little plants around. It grows really thick, covering an area, and out competes the grasses and all the other forage for the animals. Nina notes that this is not good pasture for domestic animals and where you have more trees and wildlife it is not healthy for them either.
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