Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Reggie.

Blackgrass wrote: »

7.15 is when the little boss decided everyone needed to be up at as foolishly brought her into our bed last night if that counts?

Our one just woke up there now. 9am bliss

whelan2

heading out to clean the gutters on the milking parlour, think ya could cut silage out of them:rolleyes:

ganmo

Who's gonna be cheering for dublin today?

Kevhog1988

ganmo wrote: »

Who's gonna be cheering for dublin today?

im in two minds. not s mayo fan

IH784man

theemigrant wrote: »

im in two minds. not s mayo fan

Not a Dublin fan either but I would rather see them get it,but dublin hasn't got a hard game yet so it will be hard to know

Base price

ganmo wrote: »

Who's gonna be cheering for dublin today?

Me

Genghis Cant

ganmo wrote: »

Who's gonna be cheering for dublin today?

Shocking poor stuff so far..... It can only get better.... Surely!

ganmo

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Shocking poor stuff so far..... It can only get better.... Surely!

not too sure about this ref but plenty of dubs not doing the job

Mac Taylor

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Shocking poor stuff so far..... It can only get better.... Surely!

Shocking stuff, I'm not sure which one of them is trying to lose it!!! Bad fair compared to the last 2 Sunday.

Odelay

Tis getting good now!

ganmo

dublin are lucky to be getting another shot

AP2014

ganmo wrote: »

dublin are lucky to be getting another shot

Jammy Jackeens, Mayo should have finished it in the end.

Jb1989

AP2014 wrote: »

Jammy Jackeens, Mayo should have finished it in the end.

Mayo should've started it in the beginning tbh

tanko

Jaysus, you wouldn't want to have a dodgy ticker being a Mayo supporter.

Genghis Cant

Mac Taylor wrote: »

Shocking stuff, I'm not sure which one of them is trying to lose it!!! Bad fair compared to the last 2 Sunday.

It didn't get any better looking at the highlights!

If I was a young lad with aspirations of playing County football I'd be scratching my head and wondering it this is what it's all about.

Though O Connors point with the outside of his right foot and Brogans point after a nice dummy were class. Just not enough of them.

patsy_mccabe

That's what I find strange about football. On a big day with 2 good teams, the game can kinda kill itself. Hurling ,on the other hand just gets better on the big day.

whelan2

quiet house, kids gone back to school-eldest not back until wednesday

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

quiet house, kids gone back to school-eldest not back until wednesday

Yea.
Ours back too. One first class and one into first year.

Kevhog1988

bank holiday here

Jb1989

Anyone know what size a 7 to 10 week old calf foetus looks like? I've a few heifers to abort and want to know wat size they'll be wen they come out,

whelan2

_Brian wrote: »

Yea.
Ours back too. One first class and one into first year.

great excitement for the first year I'd say, ours going in to 2nd class, 6th class and 3rd year, busy year ahead with communion, confirmation and junior cert

whelan2

Jb1989 wrote: »

Anyone know what size a 7 to 10 week old calf foetus looks like? I've a few heifers to abort and want to know wat size they'll be wen they come out,

would you even see them at that stage?

Kovu

Jb1989 wrote: »

Anyone know what size a 7 to 10 week old calf foetus looks like? I've a few heifers to abort and want to know wat size they'll be wen they come out,

You probably wouldn't even see it if they're in the field. It'll just look like a large blood clot or clump of cells about the size of two/three fingers held together. (very accurate measurement there!)

Jb1989

Kovu wrote: »

You probably wouldn't even see it if they're in the field. It'll just look like a large blood clot or clump of cells about the size of two/three fingers held together. (very accurate measurement there!)

Thank you very much kovu,
I didn't want to be injecting if they were gonna be the sizes of cats,
When does a calf start to develop into size?
Beginning of 4th month (13 weeks)?
The must grow very quick then between 3 and 9 months ?

Kovu

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Kevhog1988

Little fella off to preschool this year. His cousin and next door neighbour are in the same class

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

great excitement for the first year I'd say, ours going in to 2nd class, 6th class and 3rd year, busy year ahead with communion, confirmation and junior cert

Yea. Great excitement.
Ye will be busy with all that this year , hope the milk pays well too

I always hated going back to school, would Be at home on the farm or out in the truck with my dad every day we were off, school was second best. Was marked of the roll twice in secondary as I didn't go back till October, too much straw to be moved.

Ladeeen

notice a number of yearling bullocks a bit loose in their dung, seem to be thriving away and everything, but one or two back ends very

dirty. They got an ivermectin dose about 4 weeks ago, any ideas??

whelan2

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naughto

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