Is this dried ragwort in haylage?

[Libby345]

Is this dried ragwort in my haylage? Can’t decide. Appreciate any thoughts x

 

[Magnetic Sparrow]

It doesn't look like ragwort to me, but I can't work out what it is either, so I'm unwilling to say I'm certain. Ragwort cut at haymaking time normally has a woody stem that supports the flowers. The typical ragwort leaves attached to that woody stem are what I would look for, other non-toxic plants can have similar daisy-like flowers.

 

[Goldenstar]

The stem does not look right but I would not like to say for sure from the picture

 

[Gloi]

It doesn't look like it but I wouldn't like to say 100% sure

 

[Carrottom]

It doesn't look like it, do you have any more bits?

 

[adamntitch]

Looks more like the top of docks

 

[Pearlsasinger]

It doesn't look like ragwort to me, but I can't work out what it is either, so I'm unwilling to say I'm certain. Ragwort cut at haymaking time normally has a woody stem that supports the flowers. The typical ragwort leaves attached to that woody stem are what I would look for, other non-toxic plants can have similar daisy-like flowers.

This but those don't look like ragwort, or any daisy-like flower to me

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

Does not look like it to me

 

[ycbm]

Is this dried ragwort in my haylage? Can’t decide. Appreciate any thoughts x

Looks like cow parsley to me.

 

[ycbm]

Looks like cow parsley to me.

Just seen who posted immediately before this 😅

 

[Sukistokes2]

😂🤣🤣

 

[meleeka]

It doesn’t look like the ragwort I found in hay 😡 That was still slightly green and not as bushy. I ended up sending a sample to Prof.Knottenbelt at the University of Liverpool at his request, as I’d emailed photos and he wasn’t sure - what a wonderful helpful man he is you could do the same, email the photo and he’ll get one of his colleagues to look.

 

[LegOn]

It looks like the dried dock leaf seeds!