Technical Abstract: Livestock grazing is quite possibly one of the most useful tools to keep rangelands in good condition and maintain optimum production. There are numerous scientific studies that document how proper grazing with livestock can be used to facilitate the resistance to invasion as well as the recovery of rangeland. This article provides cattle producers with a method to manage invasive annual grasses by careful planning of livestock grazing. Grazing has been shown to alter species composition from less desirable species to desired species, increase the productivity of selected plant species, increase the nutritive quality of the forage, and increases the diversity of habitat. Grazing management of these weeds is the only management option that has the potential to make money while improving the rangeland; all other options are expensive and usually have limited success.