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It is considered high risk to horses. It should be removed from all grazing and crop-growing areas. If this is something you will be doing yourself, you MUST always wear gloves. Having the paddock sprayed however, with a safe herbicide; will control ragwort and weeds such as docks, buttercups, nettles and most broad-leafed weeds.
