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Post-seeding weed control will depend largely on the types and amounts of weeds that emerge. <br /> Generally, grazing should be deferred while seeded species are establishing; however, winter <br /> annuals such as Japanese and/or downy brome could be suppressed with high stock density <br /> "flash" grazing which would provide the additional benefit of improved litter incorporation. Other <br /> weeds should be mowed to a height of 6-12"to suppress vigor and seed production while also <br /> maintaining some canopy cover for shading and dissipation of raindrop energy. Noxious weeds <br /> should be aggressively spot-controlled at all times. <br /> Don't hesitate to contact us with further questions, and please keep us apprised of project <br /> concerns and successes. <br /> Thanks, <br /> Stu McFarland <br /> Rangeland Management Specialist <br /> Ex h'I 6 A, 1 � �) oT 7 <br />