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It’s always the hedgerows 😤

University of Illinois Extension, i turned on notifications

What a load of 💩. Extreme high temperatures in Illinois -- and much of America -- were FAR more common in the 1930's, 1950's, and late 1800's than in recent decades. You look like you're close to retirement. You might consider going out with a modicum of respect and quit spreading this nonsense.

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Thank you and inaturalist

I have one in my house and played your video to them.

Why don't the dislike buttons work

Love this. Thanks!

Good information in these videos.

Thanks 😊

I always wondered if this was possible. Than you very much - very helpful video.

good summary of herbicides and other management techniques, and their various advantages and disadvantages. @12:29 osage orange is another invasive species that was once promoted and planted as a windbreak or hedge row. morus alba, or white mulberry, was promoted for other reasons, including as a fast growing ornamental tree.

Thank you so much for these clear, concise instructions. After the plastic knife is used to remove air bubbles from the jars, the water level should be rechecked, and more boiling water added if needed, to be sure there is 1 inch of headspace. We will check out your other videos for home food preservation! Thanks so much, Chief Illiniwek.

Melon Me Maybe

"Stems look like bamboo" because it is a bamboo. One should expect better taxonomic rigor from an extension service.

23:26 Switchgrass 25:20 Little Bluestem 26:45 Broomsedge 26:01 Big Bluestem 31:18 Purpletop 32:28 Prairie Dropseed 34:43 Purple Lovegrass 36:23 Gama Grass 39:15 Giant Cane... etc.

I was wondering how the community outside of Chicago is doing. They had native planting and smaller driveways.

What if we don't have cup. How much gram of sugar for one serving spoon. Tks

Chefs worst nightmare..... good thing I'm not cooking for money.

Great presentation apart from the awful and distracting music.

I always wondered what was making that sound. I had one behind my big hibiscus a few weeks ago and couldn’t figure out what it was. I thought it was an injured cat, lol. Thanks for clearing this up for me! ❤

Brilliant I got the answer to the question straight away thank you

Awsome

Thank you. Exactly what I wanted to know. Like the last poster stated, right to the point I appreciate that.

I hate this bird. Chased away my Blue Birds and Golden Finches and mobs of them drain my bird feeder of it's seed.

The best oldest film I've seen on CZcams all week.

Thank you so much

It looks like we all appreciate the short but informative and inconcise info. 🎉

dogs have been pissing on that one

The title suggests that the steam canner plays a role in setting a low sugar jam. It seems that the jam is as good as it's gonna get once it's poured into jars. I thought they would cook under pressure to bring the temperature to 105°C. Would that be possible? I'd call it a "mixed berry" jam if you add a purple fruit juice from a different fruit.

I love to listen to them. When I hear them now I think of my summers as a kid. Wonderful memories.

Where is the nearest Class 1 dark sky to the metro Chicago area?

Is there any treatment on olive, avocado, lemon trees?

I'm not convinced those parking light fixtures are fully shielded because they look like a box. My guess is that typical (especially non-led) fixtures of that type are vented on top to allow heat to escape..

The ones I hear have a faster sound

Gracias por compartir tus Conocimientos.. me vienen super bien . Super 👏🏼

It's a nice sounding bug. Not something I ever thought I'd hear myself say.

All over my buttonbush

Gracias ,bendiciones.

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Nice videos, The video quality is really good, and the split screen and integrated rest periods are something I should have done for my assignments.

came here after reading "Wellness" by Nathan Hill

How transplant greenpepper

How to transplant green pepper

Single cell and squall lines are what we get lol I could be wrong but I don't think I've ever seen a super cell before.

70 degrees doesn’t feel like 70 degrees ok I think I got it. Even tho I’m feeling the same temperature as the thermometer next to me but it lies.

Came looking for the right time of year to trim.

These are wonderful, very helpful with field identification. Thank you

Extremely invasive, kills out native species. Avoid at all cost!

Thank you I needed this