Farming Chit Chat III

mahoney_j

theemigrant wrote: »

lads, anyone keep any rare breeds??

I've Holsteins and feed them a tonne plus of meal but I'm not allowed talk about it because it's not low cost nor done in New Zealand!!!!????

Kovu

Who here is in Cork? I've got my marching orders for New Years eve to head down there to a masquerade ball

darragh_haven

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Who here is in Cork? I've got my marching orders for New Years eve to head down there to a masquerade ball

Ah ha. Your welcome to the people's Republic. I'll dig out the red carpet

Sharpshooter82

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Who here is in Cork? I've got my marching orders for New Years eve to head down there to a masquerade ball

who issued the orders :P

Sharpshooter82

nearly time for round 2

Kovu

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

who issued the orders :P

Quadboy

A friend I used to live with in Dublin. It was either the ball or the tattoo convention in Midleton

Sharpshooter82

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Quadboy

A friend I used to live with in Dublin. It was either the ball or the tattoo convention in Midleton

didnt have the nerve to say it myself

jomoloney

Kovu Murr wrote: »

Who here is in Cork? I've got my marching orders for New Years eve to head down there to a masquerade ball

knew I saw you somewhere

Kovu

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

didnt have the nerve to say it myself

What time do ye eat dinner at:eek:

Anyone else follow some odd tradition of eating no meat on Stephens Day?
My parents always do it, always assumed it was something religious. Me though, I'm a carnivore, I'll be attacking the turkey and ham

Marooned75

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

nearly time for round 2

Ya do know Christmas is over are ye ating the other half of the turkey or what?nice spread

Kovu

jomoloney wrote: »

knew I saw you somewhere

Pretty similar to my mask actually! :eek:

jomoloney

just after a feed of turkey and ham casserole, following by sherry trifle

better walk it off before the storm comes

jersey101

Meself and the uncle and father went looking at a bit of the grass here....starting to rot :0

Sharpshooter82

Kovu Murr wrote: »

What time do ye eat dinner at:eek:

Anyone else follow some odd tradition of eating no meat on Stephens Day?
My parents always do it, always assumed it was something religious. Me though, I'm a carnivore, I'll be attacking the turkey and ham

just finished the dinner there now, we have christmas dinners at around 2ish

Sharpshooter82

Marooned75 wrote: »

Ya do know Christmas is over are ye ating the other half of the turkey or what?nice spread

St stephens day is the day both families come to ours for the dinner...Meeting of the Clans so to speak

hugo29

Icbf on the blink

Can s666 and tuv gestation lengths for me please

Mac Taylor

hugo29 wrote: »

Icbf on the blink

Can s666 and tuv gestation lengths for me please

S666 - 5.9. Can't help you with tuv Hugo. Got the info off Lim society

jersey101

Was it con that was looking to modify his wheel barrow???

hugo29

Mac Taylor wrote: »

S666 - 5.9. Can't help you with tuv Hugo. Got the info off Lim society

Thanks mac,Does it give you days

Farmer Pudsey

jersey101 wrote: »

Was it con that was looking to modify his wheel barrow???

That would be a super diet feeder across soft ground

Conmaicne Mara

jersey101 wrote: »

Was it con that was looking to modify his wheel barrow???

Twas me

Ren and stimpy on this forum that has that, have contacted them for the low down, thinking one would be handy for some of the messing I do be at

Give some locals something to talk about too

Mac Taylor

hugo29 wrote: »

Thanks mac,Does it give you days

The breed average is 287 days so + 5.9 gives you 292.9. Hope this helps!!

jersey101

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Twas me

Ren and stimpy on this forum that has that, have contacted them for the low down, thinking one would be handy for some of the messing I do be at

Give some locals something to talk about too

Walking to the co-op with the barrow??

Conmaicne Mara

jersey101 wrote: »

Walking to the co-op with the barrow??

No Co-Ops here, only us injuns and a few cowboys.

Be handy for wheeling stuff out of, around, and through the less solid dry land here abouts.

Damo810

Jesus this weather is shocking.











Best go for a few pints.

Sharpshooter82

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

No Co-Ops here, only us injuns and a few cowboys.

Be handy for wheeling stuff out of, around, and through the less solid dry land here abouts.

So 90% of the time you'll need it so
sorry couldn't resist

Sharpshooter82

Damo810 wrote: »

Jesus this weather is shocking.











Best go for a few pints.

Watch out for flying cattle

Conmaicne Mara

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

So 90% of the time you'll need it so
sorry couldn't resist

I take offense at that remark :mad:

Sure 50% of the place is rock.


Sorry, 0.2% for SFP purposes

Sharpshooter82

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

I take offense at that remark :mad:

Sure 50% of the place is rock.


Sorry, 0.2% for SFP purposes

Them rocks are for just decoration hey

Farmer Pudsey

Sharpshooter82 wrote: »

Them rocks are for just decoration hey

No they are a trial version of a topless cublicle's for sheep