Amazing cooking intestine cow with Parsnip recipe

Wild Parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), is a non-native and invasive plant first discovered in Minnesota in the 1990’s and in Koochiching County in the early 2000’s. It is considered “noxious” because of its secretion of a photo-dermatological sap that when exposed to sunlight, creates a chemical reaction causing burns on the skin of people and animals. Wild parsnip is thrives in open areas with full sun exposure like fields, roadsides, and yards. There are native look-a-likes such as golden alexander,

Cow was running for his life😂 Dm for credit or removal | Matt Busbice

The great Kodiak Island green-up begins. Lupine, cow parsnip, various grasses and salt water sedges are starting to rise out of the ground despite - or maybe because of, the cold rainy weather we’ve been having. In another couple of months, Kodiak will turn into the Emerald Island. #springtimeinalaska #springtime #kodiak #islandlife #alaskalife #explorealaska #wilderness #wildernessearth #rainyweather | Kodiak Island Expeditions