Cheyanne Myers

Threats and impacts of invasive organisms on Idaho's ecosystems and economy

Invasive species often bring harmful impacts to new areas, costing governments billions per year. Recent findings in Idaho, like the quagga mussel and emerald ash borer, highlight ongoing efforts to address these invasive threats.

April 18, 2024

Brad Stokes and Cheyanne Myers

Invasive organisms can, and often do, cause adverse consequences to their newly introduced range. In terms of the finances of countries, states, regional/local governments spend billions of dollars per year trying to manage, control and/or eradicate invasive organisms.

Poisonous plants that threaten livestock operations

Poisonous plant infestations can make grazing public and private lands challenging; it's crucial to identify possible problem plants in your grazing area and know the signs and symptoms of animals exposed to these plants.

April 8, 2024

Cheyanne Myers

Poisonous plants cost the livestock industry upward of $500 million annually due to animal losses and increased management costs. It is your responsibility as an animal owner and operator to protect your livestock from toxic plants.

Ticks, pathogens and livestock in Idaho

April 10, 2023

Brad Stokes and Cheyanne Myers

If there's just something "off" about an animal, have you checked for ticks?

Articles by Cheyanne Myers

Threats and impacts of invasive organisms on Idaho's ecosystems and economy

Poisonous plants that threaten livestock operations

Ticks, pathogens and livestock in Idaho

West: The value of records

South Central: Heifer development from weaning to breeding

Southeast: BCS – one of the best tools you have

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