6 Harmful Garden Chemicals You Use Everyday! ALL BANNED In Europe….
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- When it comes to harmful chemicals, you can use on plants. You typically assume that the government is going to ensure you were safe. However, it turns out that some chemicals while safe in the proper dosing can be incredibly harmful if not use correctly. This video isn’t to discourage you from using any sort of one particular chemical, but rather to bring awareness to the fact that you should be following the instructions on your labels! These are all garden pesticides that you typically find on your shelves in the hardware store or garden center. These range from insecticides, herbicides and even fungicides. Here are some harmful to human health pesticides that you can use in your garden!
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Ashley has had a passion for plants since she was a small child. In the long summers as a child, she would garden alongside her grandmother and it was then that she realized her love for greenery. With years of great studying, Ashley had begun her post-secondary education at the University of Saskatchewan.
At first, her second love, animals, was the career path she chose but while doing her undergrad she realized that her education would take her elsewhere. And with that, four years later she graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a bachelor’s degree in science and a major in Soil Science.
Some of Ashley’s interests are RUclips, in which she posts informative videos about plants and gardening. The focus of Ashley’s RUclips channel is to bring science to gardening in a way that is informative but also helpful to others learning to garden. She also talks about the importance of having your own garden and the joys of gardening indoors. Ashley continues to study plants in her free time and hopes to expand her RUclips channel as well as her reach to up-and-coming gardeners.
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GICs I want to stress that while I am being goofy in this video it is safe to use these chemical’s when you follow instructions!
The world of plant science puts a lot of blood, sweat and tears into making these products that help feed an enormous population. As someone who worked in the world of pesticides many moons ago I can assure you they do a lot of testing (years) before anything is placed on the market.
The harmful issues we see down the road are a result of time and better science. Not nefarious companies in my experience.
Keep the comments friendly ❤ we all know topics like this can get ppl amped up.
Below are links to the most recent publications on Government Canada’s website in regards to the active ingredients. They range from approvals, open reviews and final decisions on reviews. As well as registrations for the usage of that chemical.
Glyphosate www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/09/weedkiller-glyphosate-cdc-study-urine-samples
Neonics www.nrdc.org/stories/neonicotinoids-101-effects-humans-and-bees
Neonics Gov Canada www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/consumer-product-safety/pesticides-pest-management/growers-commercial-users/neonicotinoid-insecticides.html
Mancozeb Gov Canada Review www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications/product-safety/changes-registration-mancozeb-pesticides.html
Carbaryl - changes to registration this June (2024)
www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications/product-safety/changes-registration-carbaryl-pesticides.html
Special review decision on Metaldehyde - Canada - www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/consumer-product-safety/reports-publications/pesticides-pest-management/decisions-updates/special-registration-decision/2020/metaldehyde.html
Registration for Spinotram - www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/consumer-product-safety/pesticides-pest-management/public/consultations/spinetoram-proposed-registration-decision-prd2012-31-health-canada-consultation-document.html
Just a heads up also if you want to learn more about glyphosate and how it’s not that horrible this is an older video I have.
How Long Does Glyphosate Stay In Garden Soil? How To Remove Glyphosate From Soil? | Science Explains
ruclips.net/video/bpr6SXTrcSg/видео.html
Also for the EU if you want to learn more about banned vs restricted counties this is a pretty good run down phys.org/news/2023-09-glyphosate-restricted.html
You'd be amazed by rezies. I've seen posts in goutweed groups where someone will use a whole bottle of carbaryl thinking it's glyphosate. It was a combo of can't read the old label, and can't be bothered to.
@@teac117😮 dear god are you serious 😅
Thanks Ashley! Information that everyone should know. After my dad passed, Mom leased out the farm. It was devastating to see the pesticide/fertilizer equipment rolling around spreading poison on what was certified organic #1 soil. Dad was passionate about remaining organic because He paid attention to the effects of pesticides, fertilizer and where his seeds came from. Not only on the soil, but the health risks suffered by other farmers.
Dad always said that whatever you do with the soil, bad or good, will affect you, your children and animals. So make healthy soil. It’s your foundation.
Omg are you serious!? That’s insane, why would they not stroke the premium off organic. The hard part is the transition
Reason for not being banned: board members of the PMRA are also deeply associated with various companies who provide these products.
Yeaaa you sometimes wonder
I don’t use anything any more if I lose my veggie so it be ! I just garden for me to give me some space .
Just paying the good old nature tax lol 😝 good way to be! 😊
Same. I've gotten much better at pulling things out that didn't make it.
Once it's pulled, like a zucchini plant that's more powdery mildew than plant, I don't think about it anymore.
Me 2. It's been really helpful because I save seeds so I only save seeds from my best producing, most disease/pest resistant plants.
Thank you for this video, I do not use any pesticides in my garden. I am growing native flowers, and herbs in and around my house and backyard garden. Hoping the circle of life with the birds, dragonflies and the good bugs will come, and they do. But....I am having a hard time deciding how to take care of my fruit trees this fall...to spray or not to spray. I could really use some help with that. Also, any chance you could do a video regarding container citrus trees? Bringing them indoors and how to keep them growing and fruiting over the winter? You're awesome, keep us the great videos!
Hey, could you do a part 2 telling us about the dangers of some of the ones allowed for organic farming? I know one is now banned because studies showed it could be linked to Parkinson's (or maybe it was Alzheimer's). I know many people still believe organic means pesticide/insecticide free. Thanks for this video.
Oh yea that’s a good idea!
Same thing, just degrades faster since it's not synthetically made to be stable. They make up for it by spraying more. Joy.
True Natural doesn’t mean not poison.
Caster beans are 100% natural and it’s 100% deadly in very small amounts.
Diatomaceous earth is my go to. When we moved to Medicine Hat the new place was swarming with ants.I donned a face mask and surrounded the house with a line of the stuff..over kill I know. within 3 months there was nary an ant to be seen, It is dirt cheap at a co-op agro store near you ( I inadvertently bought a 25 lb bag of the stuff ). Just do not inhale it.
Works wonderful too!
Thank you for this information. We have been trying our hardest to remove toxins.
Same 😂 my newest obsession because I am trying to be healthy LOL
Thanks for this video. Btw, you are looking great and you don't appear as tired as you used to be earlier in the year.
Oh thank you! 🙏
Off topic, I think I could win the championship of how fast I click the like button when I start one of your videos:)
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New T-shirt idea... Garden with science 🍅🌶️🧪🧪
YAY! That one is actually my favourite
I suggested Make America Garden Again to my wife. We decided it might attract the wrong attention.
So we keep a sign that says "I wet my plants" instead.
It's no wonder insects are going extinct. Same goes for pretty much everything else.
Systemtic sometimes
I used to be able to eat gluten until recently. Now I have all kinds of neurological issues. I 1000% believe it's the glyphosate that Canada allows in our wheat. People allergic to wheat in Canada, can go to Europe at eat it because Europe banned glyphosate
That is totally wild. Never know that factoid!
I've had several friends experience the same. I buy only organic and when I don't use organic pasta I buy European. Especially important with the new links between gut health and a healthy brain!
Let's also look at the farmers/ranchers practicing mob grazing, or AMP grazing, adding NO fertilizers, NO pesticides, NO glyphosate, NO herbicides, etc, that allowed their farms to be analyzed by scientists; the biodiversity (from the soil, to the dung beetles, to the plants, to the birds)increase has been phenomenal.
oh, and no fungicides! Peter Byck. Carbon Cowboys
Thanks for the information! I don't us any chemicals in my garden because there's so much in uor food already.
That's great!
always charming and fresh look .. like a glowing flower 🌹
😊 thank you
@@GardeningInCanada always welcome
Glyphosate isn't banned anywhere in Europe. Apply at the end of season and allow a few weeks for bacteria to destroy residuals
There are a few folks from Germany in the comments that confirmed it’s banned there, France as well (they ban everything though 😅), Netherland is another one I believe. But I do agree with the glyphosate comment. I did a video on this years ago.
How Long Does Glyphosate Stay In Garden Soil? How To Remove Glyphosate From Soil? | Science Explains
ruclips.net/video/bpr6SXTrcSg/видео.html
I just don’t use any insecticides in my garden. Makes me wonder when I do purchase fruits or veggies from the store, what’s actually going in my system. That being said, this motivates me to grow all my fruits and veggies.
I’m in the U.S and yes everything about my country’s food system is poisoning us.
People up until recently used to apply imidacloprid which is a neonicotinoids/synthetic nicotine to cannabis plants. Imagine smoking that? The impact is magnified compared to eating it.
Thank You!
Welcome!
That thumbnail typo though... 'posioned' 😬
Ahhhhhh lol 😆 I guess you shouldn’t make thumbnails at lunch break.
Neonicotinoids! They are present in seed treatments used in agriculture on the Canadian prairies, so they’re lurking everywhere. Lots of research on the harmful effects of these compounds happens right here in Saskatoon!
🥹 wonderful stuff
Pesticides came to be after the chemical warfare folks had an epiphany after the war ended. Having done my fair share of training in NBC warfare I’ll skip the chemicals in the garden and elsewhere. I keep weeded areas near my garden which helps in pest management Most importantly I’m always in or near the garden
That’s actually a very true story 😅
Great video
Thanks for the visit
Neem Oil although being approved for Organic Gardening and naturally source is toxic to human health as well
Oddly enough in Canada it is banned for ag use because it is systemic and they are worried about its toll
Paraquat which is banded in most countries and is still available in Australia and the United States has been proven to cause Parkinson's disease
Omph…
Paraquat and diquat are acutely toxic, kill you dead poisonous if you accidently injest them. Luckily I haven't found any on the shelf in consumer level stores.
Can you do or have you done a video on Russet Mites ? I've recently found out that my entire cannabis crop has been compromised, and it seems there's not easy way to get rid of them without using harsh insecticides , which i refuse to use
Oh no! Yea absolutely I can add it to the list
See "essential oils spraying" for those pests. It's more preventive than curative.
Tiny mites are difficult to eradicate but not impossible unless they have already take over most of the plant.
They seem to love the same crops as us unfortunately 😂
I guess that my use of garden spiders praying mantis and lady (birds) bugs as well as keeping open fish ponds with very healthy rice fish means the toxin rates in my garden are pretty low. I also get over 60% of my food from my own garden. I guess I just need to get the last 40% to the home front too.
That’s amazing! Good job that’s a lot of produce to grow in a home garden. Not an easy task
@GardeningInCanada I do have an extensive garden as it covers nearly half of my half acre as my home is actually quite small especially when considering normal U.S. home sizes., as the living space is only 1000 sq feet. This fact and very nice sun exposure and my 10x25 ft green house presents me with several not common options.
Please tell us what chemicals are allowed in the eastern countries.
Bacillus is available in most countries. They produce antibiotic and antifungal byproducts and enzymes. Some strains like bacillus thuringiensis are potent insecticides and are harmless to us.
To be honest it’s a bit over the top. Like France has banned an insane volume
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Different people are exposed to different levels of toxins. Some may ingest or be exposed to larger amounts than others. Secondly some people are more sensitive or inclined to absorb or store these substances than others. These factors do result in danger to human health.
Very true!
Yeah, glad for seat is so bad I mean it’s even in beer and wine and literally everything I’m pretty sure it’s in the cows feed or chicken feed my sister-in-law used to love drinking wine and I’m pretty sure it was full of life is it because she died of cancer is pretty sad but you literally can’t do anything anymore or eat anything anymore because everything is poison
Neo-nicotine-oids. They're like neopets, cigarettes, and hemorrhoids all rolled up into one!
Just another example of our tax dollars going to good use :/
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they wont sell it if it aint poison
They're gonna shaddow TF outta THIS video, lol. (If not remove it altogether if it still reaches too many cognizant ppl).
It took SO LONG *JUST FOR IT TO PLAY* for Me.... ByDesign, of course.
I’m waiting for it 😅🥹
If the endocrine disruptor pesticides already can "gender bender" amphibians, does it affect humans in a similar way? Or at very least contribute to the pandemic of degenerative disease in the usa!
Gender bender! I love that lol
New video cool. Off topic hoping for attention. Indoor Kratky 5 gallon Buckets with grow lights. In Montana. Its gonna get cold. Hybrid bush Tomatoes. Should I be cutting the branches that only have leaves too? Not just the suckers I dont want? It will get pretty crowded with those other leaf only bearing branches. Thank you and best regards.
Ooo! Yes I am definitely doing this again this winter
@@GardeningInCanada To cut or not to cut? That is the question. See what I did There? Please Advise. Best regards.
Ash in addition to getting sued u don't want to prematurely contribute to the bio diversity of soil microbs.
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Cant give this a thumbs up. Someone isn't pleased.
Oh shoot. She probably just forgot that this channel exists solely for your pleasure.
Following the logic of "dangerous if used improperly", most things should be banned. Cars should be banned. Far more people will die due to improper vehicle use than will die from these chemicals. Just some perspective.
Very valid!
Apples and oranges...
An excellent book to read is Good Energy by Casey Means MD, your jaw will drop when you realize the toxic stew that we are consuming! See also the interview with Tucker Carlson.
So scary! I can’t help but be even more adamant in eating only what I grow! Government should protect us not protect companies that make such toxic substances!
I think sometimes they are trying to strike a balance. Like driving cars, smoking, alcohol all “dangerous” in a way but still allowed. I could go thru the requirements for a pesticide to get approved if you GICs are interested
The only inputs in my garden are from my garden.
Picked up some soil from a neighbor last year he was getting rid of, I should have known when I saw no life in that soil it was bad, and it was. Fortunately I only used it on a couple raised beds and I will remove it this fall.
From now on, Nothing goes into my garden anyy more unless I know where it came from.
Actually, I still have some deformed celery in a bed I set up 4 years ago with manure from a farm that was heavy on herbicides.
Going forward, The only inputs in my garden are from my garden.
God bless you and yours, Stay Well!!!
❤️❤️❤️ I am too lazy to really apply much. I just let things go rogue 😅
Have you read the article on the Parkinson's belt that is also the grain belt here in the US.?
Oh what no! Please send over
Thank you. 👍😎
You bet!
Thanks my dear... glad I don't really use that kind of stuff !!!
Makes me wonder about buying veggies in the store tho... 😢
Just wash them up and you will be fine!
We have residual rules and application timing rules. You're in more danger from the other customers dropping said items on the floor and putting it back.
I don't use anything that is considered a toxin in my garden. Thanks for the info. I'm not sure if I understood it, but reading the label is the most important thing.
Yes 100% just need to follow the directions regardless of the results.
One of the big issues is vapor drift. Some pesticides/herbacides are volatile such that it will drift and result in off target damage. Dicamba is one that is highly controversial because it has been an effective chemical, but it is highly subject to vapor drift that early on significant off target damage caused significant crop loss. The result has been significant label changes to the point that you need to understand weather conditions as it has to be within a specific wind speed and the risk of temperature inversions is virtually non existent. The drift in some cases drifted to fields further away. The damage in many cases forced farmers to sue farmers to recover losses.
So it is very important to read and follow the label. It also means if you have an old bottle on the shelf, you should check up with the manufacturer or the chemical regulatory agency (EPA in the US) to see if anything has changed. Dicamba is one example where there have been multiple label revisions, that if you followed the original label, you would be out of compliance and liable for damages.
Anyone know about the effects of fipronil? Supposedly, it harms insects, but not mammals. I don't use it in my garden, but I needed a termite treatment a couple of years ago. It worries me that one treatment is guaranteed for at least five years. It's got a half-life of about 15 years, I think.
The error on the part of US, Canadian and Australian regulations is the assumption that people are sensible and can follow directions. There's a reason commercial users have to take training on dosing, application and disposal of pesticides. I have seen situations where a homeowners literally destroy their plant material because they have gone by the theory that if the stated dose is good then twice as much should beeven better!!! As a home gardener I don't use pesticides but my food supply doesn't upon protecting my harvest. Yes and naturalistic fallacies show the total lack of understanding of what constitutes life threatening compounds. Water in too great quantities can kill also; in fact I know someone who died because she drank to much water and totally disrupted her electrolyte balance. All chemicals/ compounds need to be used with respect and judicious attention to safety precautions.
We need more videos like these !
Atx hot but you cool!
Greetings from germany:) I have noticed quite a diffrence in mentality regarding pesticides, food additives, and cosmetic ingredient between europe and north america... here are easily 10 or hundred times more stuff banned or restricted in dosage than the us. Study medicine and i am shocked what medications are over the counter in the us(no wonder they have so many addicts) and used in the reef keeping community wich will all inhaled throu aerosoles from the skimmer. And these medications are just tried by hobbyists, no consultation of a veterinerian.I wonder sometimes how you guys are still alive because they don't ban enough stuff here(corruption 🎉) and you have still the wild west of chemicals down there. Victorian lead wall painting is almost a joke compared to that.
In Germany glyphosate is banned correct? Just out of curiosity lol someone said in a comment that nothing is banned there.
Gic, commenting on because is the most recent video but what is the better root system or largest basil type for roots that doesn’t have shallow ones? Do you know a few to mention? Thanks
Ooo that’s a tough one they are all more of a fibrous root system. I don’t know of any with an actual tap root unfortunately. 😢
@@GardeningInCanada thanks too! After months of age and pulling like 100 plants saw them like 7” to be some of the longest roots and not all were like that and I think: ok that’s why they require so much water!
Very naughty😮
Thx for sharing this info!
No problem!
Extra points for the thumbnail.
😝 the most stressful part about RUclips for me 😂
Greetings from Germany... 😝
Welcome!!
I hope they're not using carbaryl in commercial agriculture since mixes including it specifically state it is not for garden use.
Just saw you on my daily cp show
2:27 spinosad?