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Kochia (Bassia scoparia) is a large, fast-growing annual weed of cereal crops and pastures in warmer regions of the world that is also grown as a salt-tolerant forage plant. It was introduced into the Western Australian wheat belt in 1990 as a forage plant and to revegetate salt-affected land, but soon began to spread and become invasive.