Pretty sure this is eaten in Korea like hot cakes. It's where sesame oil comes from if I'm not mistaken. It's also the same family as shiso in Japan. If it's what I think it is, it's delicious
@inharmonywithearth99822 жыл бұрын
Yes you are 100% correct perilla mint is Shiso. The USDA is corrupted and fully controlled by Monsanto Herbicide Toxin Corporation. They make the noxious plant list to scare people and sell herbicides. Most of the plants on their invasive list are edible and beneficial too. The agencies get free grant money from taxpayers for poison spray if they can identify any of the plants on their list. The list is FULL of LIES and Monsanto has been sued for this very thing in many other countries for this fear mongering they use for herbicide marketing. They claim there is poison in Perilla Mint. Further research will reveal it is harmless menthol. They also claim many plants on their invasive list are not edible but Japanese Stiltgrass is favored by grass eating herbivores and Salvinia is enjoyed by turtles and waterfowl. Also the toxic spray they put on natural areas is not biodegradable and causes lakes and estuaries to become hypoxic dead zones where only slime algae can survive.
@bentzfamilybentzbiz52473 жыл бұрын
I found larvae in several bales of my hay. Not sure if it is the bermuda grass maggot. But i know I am not feeding to my animals. Although I probably already have without noticing. Should I just burn the bales?
@brown2sh3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this series!! We recently had a lamb suddenly die, and these videos have given me a lot of good knowledge to work off of as we are trying to manage the forage and other herbaceous plants on our pastureland. I really appreciate the knowledge share.
@fishrrelaxing93614 жыл бұрын
So more or less anything with leaves, berries or flowers lol.. thanks for the video however I wish this would’ve all been combined into one or two videos and not soo many shorter ones..
@roycastillo85764 жыл бұрын
Can I use carbaryl 4L on my hay field
@alarellano39665 жыл бұрын
www.ssc.tools or facebook.com/zimoil/ for Zimbabwe Castor Bean / Bio-diesel Production. Really exciting stuff!!
@steventurner40285 жыл бұрын
What should you do if you find the plant in your hay bales ?
@hairymanonetwo5 жыл бұрын
This field ? First mow it for hay.......anything over 6 inches tall is over mature....beyond the vegetative stage !
@dianeburgess38995 жыл бұрын
Are Eucalyptus tress poisoners
@jrjosmar5 жыл бұрын
Congratulations... gret interview.. 👏👏 I'm pasture management in Brazil, and I found your channel. our site www.gerentedepasto.com
@Don_Pedro-SodFather5 жыл бұрын
Dr. Hoveland saved me from becoming a "nozzlehead" by introducing me to the wonderful world of forages & ruminant animal agriculture. Thank you, Carl!
@karstenjeremy6 жыл бұрын
Are perillia poisonous to bunny rabits? I fed mine 1 small leaf by accident today and is worried right now
@OakTree-LandScapeOnFacBookАй бұрын
Was it ok?
@MarinaBrunoFilms6 жыл бұрын
Loved this video! Very interesting.. Check out mine! I have different vlogs 😬
@stilsonian6 жыл бұрын
Great info Dennis. Really enjoying this vlog series. We farm a couple of hundred acres of high quality horse hay (Tift85, Alicia, and Perennial Peanut) just West of Savannah, so your videos have really been good viewing for us. Thanks and keep up the good work!
@GeorgiaForages6 жыл бұрын
Glad they are useful. We have several more planned over the course of the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
@chickenonugget22698 жыл бұрын
what if a human eats it?
@chickenonugget22698 жыл бұрын
the buttercup
@munchichi810 жыл бұрын
Are you saying that perilla is only poisonous to cows and horses and not other animals?
@inharmonywithearth99822 жыл бұрын
That is Monsanto Herbicide Corporation that makes the invasive and noxious plants list for USDA. Tbe entire invasive plant and animal theory is a lie and a profit maker for chemical toxin companies. Pleae read "The New Wild" by Fred Pearce.
@rethredge11 жыл бұрын
Good video
@jmwnycprr12 жыл бұрын
Nice video. You need to show how you cut it for green hay. Thats a good idea.
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Is it harmful for humans?
Pretty sure this is eaten in Korea like hot cakes. It's where sesame oil comes from if I'm not mistaken. It's also the same family as shiso in Japan. If it's what I think it is, it's delicious
Yes you are 100% correct perilla mint is Shiso. The USDA is corrupted and fully controlled by Monsanto Herbicide Toxin Corporation. They make the noxious plant list to scare people and sell herbicides. Most of the plants on their invasive list are edible and beneficial too. The agencies get free grant money from taxpayers for poison spray if they can identify any of the plants on their list. The list is FULL of LIES and Monsanto has been sued for this very thing in many other countries for this fear mongering they use for herbicide marketing. They claim there is poison in Perilla Mint. Further research will reveal it is harmless menthol. They also claim many plants on their invasive list are not edible but Japanese Stiltgrass is favored by grass eating herbivores and Salvinia is enjoyed by turtles and waterfowl. Also the toxic spray they put on natural areas is not biodegradable and causes lakes and estuaries to become hypoxic dead zones where only slime algae can survive.
I found larvae in several bales of my hay. Not sure if it is the bermuda grass maggot. But i know I am not feeding to my animals. Although I probably already have without noticing. Should I just burn the bales?
Thank you so much for this series!! We recently had a lamb suddenly die, and these videos have given me a lot of good knowledge to work off of as we are trying to manage the forage and other herbaceous plants on our pastureland. I really appreciate the knowledge share.
So more or less anything with leaves, berries or flowers lol.. thanks for the video however I wish this would’ve all been combined into one or two videos and not soo many shorter ones..
Can I use carbaryl 4L on my hay field
www.ssc.tools or facebook.com/zimoil/ for Zimbabwe Castor Bean / Bio-diesel Production. Really exciting stuff!!
What should you do if you find the plant in your hay bales ?
This field ? First mow it for hay.......anything over 6 inches tall is over mature....beyond the vegetative stage !
Are Eucalyptus tress poisoners
Congratulations... gret interview.. 👏👏 I'm pasture management in Brazil, and I found your channel. our site www.gerentedepasto.com
Dr. Hoveland saved me from becoming a "nozzlehead" by introducing me to the wonderful world of forages & ruminant animal agriculture. Thank you, Carl!
Are perillia poisonous to bunny rabits? I fed mine 1 small leaf by accident today and is worried right now
Was it ok?
Loved this video! Very interesting.. Check out mine! I have different vlogs 😬
Great info Dennis. Really enjoying this vlog series. We farm a couple of hundred acres of high quality horse hay (Tift85, Alicia, and Perennial Peanut) just West of Savannah, so your videos have really been good viewing for us. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Glad they are useful. We have several more planned over the course of the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
what if a human eats it?
the buttercup
Are you saying that perilla is only poisonous to cows and horses and not other animals?
That is Monsanto Herbicide Corporation that makes the invasive and noxious plants list for USDA. Tbe entire invasive plant and animal theory is a lie and a profit maker for chemical toxin companies. Pleae read "The New Wild" by Fred Pearce.
Good video
Nice video. You need to show how you cut it for green hay. Thats a good idea.