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Typical organic myth. Telling them to “Go organic” wouldn’t help that much since organics in the US can still use dozens if not hundreds of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides. They just can’t be synthetic chemicals but some of the “natural” ones are actually as bad or sometimes worse in the concentrations used.

Who is that SEXY beast in the plaid shirt helping you out?!?! Also, fully with you that plastic is DUMB!!! 🙌🏼

Heck yeah, I use those all the time!

I have a stack of them. Thanks for the ideas!

I need to start saving seeds. Im going to show this to the grandkids as well.

Great ideas 👍😀😍

I didn't plant my garlic naked but to make up for that error... when I harvest it , I will try to remember to eat it while I'm in the nude! thanks for the laugh.

Great advice. I like your idea of using the trays for protecting seedlings. I too use one as a sieve (sifter LOL) with finer hardware cloth zip tied to it. I use it to sift fine soil from compost to cover my seeds. I also use the trays for drying bitter melon leaves for tea.

It poisons us aswell. It kills flora bacteria in the stomach essential for extracting many different nutrients and minerals out of food to feed us in exchange for sunlight radiation starch. We need to take control of our lives and stop giving money to these wankers. Thanks for the video, dont stop helping people.

I love Amazon, love my metal beds

It happens to me in Australia… cow manure.. beans failed chronically ..😞

When we moved from Saskatchewan to Missouri, I got horse manure compost that was advertised as the best because it came from a riding stable the rich people use and they feed the best hay. Ya, garden came up and died. It wasn't till I saw a video from Louisiana that I found out about grazon.

The electric company came by and sprayed herbicides in our yard across our fence because there is a power pole in our yard. We caught them doing it--that is the only reason we knew it happened. We would have just wondered why everything was dying in the yard. FURIOUS!

Make America Healthy Again. Hopefully, RFK, Jr. will get confirmed as head of Department of Health and Human Services and puts an end to the use of these toxins in our food.

Good ideas for non-lab testing. Thanks.

Joel Salatin for USDA!

Agreed. Aminopyralid, Clopyralid, and Picloram should be made illegal for use outside of laboratories.

Ask yourself how this started. Capitalists figured bigger yields more profit. They got what they wanted. Leaving behind dead soil and a very unhealthy society. Oh, you got sick from round up but cant afford healthcare, to bad so sad. The richest country cant provide healthcare but can subsidize BIG AG to keep poisoning and profiting from the people

What about rabbit manure?? Has anyone had an issue with their rabbits food/poop??

The straw test is brilliant! I didn't catch whether you established a control side by side in your tests. On going experiments a part of the tradition.

The persistent herbicides are a real nightmare. You can sow the peas right into the strawbale to test the straw, too. You may have heard of strawbale gardening ;)

FYI, going organic is a waste of money and time. The air you breathe and water you drink are full of poison. The sun is poison because of how the upper atmosphere has been destroyed. The earth can only sustain 100 million people, some scientists say 1 billion, so at 7.8 billion and counting we only have 100 years left. That's why the rich people are investing in scientific research to leave. Enjoy what time you have, because you're not going to be able to save the planet. Any feelings that are hurt, i apologize, reality is a real slap in the face. As always, just my opinion of course.

Thank you for showing us how to test.

Are peas the only indicator, or are there other crops that would serve as contamination indicators as well?

Thank you! I knew hay and manure could be contaminated, but did not realize straw could be as well. We have a trusted source for straw, but were also given some bales for free from an unknown source. Thank goodness I watched your video before using the free straw!

The struggle is real. My property is completely surrounded by crop fields. I cringe when they spray those fields. Even worse is when they spray them with an airplane! 🤬

Once upon a time I believed farmers were friends of the Earth.😪

right on GET MAD love it thanks for more info on this topic. 🔥

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I've been telling fellow gardeners about grazon, but none listened. I found out about it the hard way a few years ago, and that crap destroyed everything I was growing. And if you ask the feed store or wherever you get, they don't know. I'm in a rural area and found a farmer that has natural hay, the grazing cows are the only input. It's beautiful in rural N Fl. lots of super green pastures with black Angus.

You are spreading fear where there is no danger. I have actively studied 2,4D for 30 years. Stop spending bullshit.

I enjoyed reading some of your viewers comments, with many different opinions about metal beds. My beds are wood most with seating around the edges. I don't see me changing them for metal any time soon but after everybody's input I will keep an open mind.

I bought some soil for raised beds this spring because I had run out of my homemade compost. Mistake! at least I only topped off 4 beds. Test even store bought soil!!! The company was "sold" and the store gave me my money back on only the bags that I had not opened. I didn't have time to dig out 4 raised beds so I put in an assortment of seeds and brassicas seamed to survive but didn't grow worth a darn . I will just toss in sunflowers this next season to see if I can pull some of the toxins out until I have enough to fill the beds with my own soil. Make sure you don't leave your manure pile near your trees, it can damage them too. Just found your channel - I hit the button and subscribed.

I wish we would stop using the sh1t in the first place

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Thanks!

Good to know! Thanks for the info 😊

I fed some hay treated with Grazon to some sheep. I fed them on my garden. That summer the plants shriveled up like they got sprayed with a light dose of weedkiller. I thought I just burned them with manure some how the first year. The second year without any manure added the plants looked just about the same as year one. By the third year after almost half my garden produced healthy looking plants! By year four was 80% normal but I still could not grow green beans. Green beans seem to be the most affected by it. By the fifth year half of the great beans survived. It took six years for it to completely break down in my garden. Be very careful about the source of any organic matter.

Called mass starvation lady

Can you not add an old garden house sliced lengthwise to the sharp edges?

Ooo, an eagle 🦅

2:58 how did we get here? Easy, we're not in control of laws or farmers, corporations are.

Never thought of this possibility. Thanks

I think this is why I have been having problems for the last 4 years. I drove 100 miles to get topsoil for aquatic plants that I grow for my clients. Noticed Leaf curl and the Lotus plants were not doing so well . 35 years not having this issue it must be the topsoil I got from that company. Lotus are much more sensitive of their growing media than water lilies. Thank you for the information

learned this the hard way this summer. Put down store bought compost on the lawn. Definitely have a middle patch that got hit hard. Leaves all curled and deformed. My only saving grace is i live in florida with a ton of rain and extremely sandy soil. 6 months later and its just now starting to give some new growth.

Be careful with reclaimed wood. It could have lead on it or other nasty chemicals.

Well well well. Marshmallows is finally back after a two week absence ! Where have you been marshmallows ??? I see you're on the chemicals vs organic bandwagon. Well good for you, young lady !!! 👍

I've tried this test with composted goat and horse manure. I planted a pepper plant in a pot filled with the compost. I never knew you could test the straw like that. That is cool. Thanks for sharing. My favorite part of the video was, "Ooo, there's an eagle." 😅

Cotton fields used to be sprayed with arsenic and it stays in the soil for thousands of years. Find soil in old forests. -KJ