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Signs you are dealing with an anti-rooter

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  • #62
    carrollsno1
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    whisky_galore wrote: »
    Used be a big wheel in Macra.
    Has a farming blog.
    Made front page of newspaper farming supplement.
    Appeared on Ear to the Ground.

    Ive ticked one if not two if them and id be a fair rooter/mullocker

    Better living everyone



  • #63
    Lime Tree Farm
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    with the anthem "God between us and small farmers"


  • #64
    farawaygrass
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    The guy who does ifarmwefarm has to be the full meaning of anti rooter. He makes a great job of everything


  • #65
    memorystick
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    Say my name wrote: »
    Has pampas grass visible in front of their property.

    I threw a match into my mothers when I was a chap. Some flames out of it. Wasn't long coming back either.


  • #66
    patsy_mccabe
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    farawaygrass wrote: »
    The guy who does ifarmwefarm has to be the full meaning of anti rooter. He makes a great job of everything

    Have you noticed he never seems stressed either. Happy go lucky, kind of guy.


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  • #67
    amacca
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    J.O. Farmer wrote: »
    Didn't know that, I had to Google it. Wouldn't want to make the mistake of planting that, the wife might not be pleased.

    https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/life-style/love-sex/pampas-grass-sales-swinging-sex-connotations-seventies-houses-front-garden-a7764796.html%3famp

    This is mildly disappointing for me....always liked the look of pampas grass (only knew it's name because of this thread) ........ intended to put some in at some stage but know for a fact the neighbours wouldn't really be into swinging...........


  • #68
    Say my name
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    patsy_mccabe wrote: »
    Have you noticed he never seems stressed either. Happy go lucky, kind of guy.

    I think he mentioned he had someone working on farm when he mentioned that they remarked about the cows ready to calve waiting at the gate.
    But then he showed how he can work on his own. Hard to know. Could have casual labour.
    He's a fair way with anything electronical. The way he got the radio working again was class.
    Great man for the plugs and free stuff! :p
    Definitely anti rooter. Very tidy operator.


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