Good afternoon. We have 7 acres in the Macleay area east of Salem that are mixed pasture with white oak and douglas fir. In the tree-shaded areas we have a heavy infestation of stinky bob (Herb Robert) along with other non-native geranium species. We do have a small herd of cattle and would like to improve the pastures by eliminating the non-native geranium species and seeding with pasture grass and other natives. We also have thistle and tansy ragwort, but I've eliminated enough of that the past 4 years I can walk the acreage and physically remove most of these before they flower (leaving the tansy that has the cinnabar moth caterpillars). I can't simply mow the pastures as the hills are simply too steep to allow safe mowing. Any assistance/recommendations you can provide would be greatly appreciated!