Is This Ragwort?

Don't look like it, leaves are more serrated on a Ragwort.

 

Saying that just had a look at the wiki page, see what you mean. I'll see if I can find one to take a pic of

 

Didn't have to go far, there's one behind the car

 

Is yours hairy? () I have a stab at Rapeseed possibly?

 

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...73466a8803e7a497f952c0b173954c0fo0&ajaxhist=0

 

Nah, not quite right there, forget that one

 

I would imagine a man of Shineys worldly experience waxes at least three times a day.

 

Small, young Ragwort rosettes can have far less serrated leaves than older ones:

 

Looks remarkably like Ragwort to me @shiney. The bain of my life as highly toxic to horses. We pull it relentlessly but it still appears in the fields. It often has purple coloured stems but not always just to be difficult! It also is extremely sneaky. You go to pull out the main plant only to discover about 3 or 4 seedlings just waiting to take the place of the parent plant. It's actually easier to pull when flowering, when young it's easy to break the leaves and leave the flaming roots behind only for the plant to regrow with increased vigor!

 

DONT EAT IT

 

Looks like the common form of ragwort.

There is also Oxford ragwort but the foliage is usually much finer than the type in the pic.