.Kovu. wrote: » :pac: For the bales maybe! We're clearing out about .5 acre of dales/scrub altogether in a couple of places (that darned red pen on the maps) so trying to clear out any animals in it.
Genghis Cant wrote: » Any Pine Marten in your travels?
have2flushtwice wrote: » I c a lot of steel containers on donedeal, 40 ft for 1500ish. With the constant supply, wil they come down in price? Anyone got one? Hope to build and will use one as a lockup, and as a garage after for a while, 20k for a garage that complies with planning regs! Mad quote!
Reggie. wrote: » best time to do it is just before the rain comes to wash it in
biddy2013 wrote: » or wash it off
Reggie. wrote: » True but our fields are fairly flat so should be ok
TITANIUM. wrote: » Ah flat lush green pastures as far as the eye! After the last 3 months rain there's allot to be said for fields with abit of a fall in um.
Greengrass1 wrote: » Another red lhz heifer. Its an absolute monster of a calf. Don't know how she had it tbh
biddy2013 wrote: » maybe, we had a visit from the county council 15 years ago a day after spreading slurry as it was raining then next day. Just something to keep in mind
Reggie. wrote: » Dont see them lads around these parts
biddy2013 wrote: » you put the fear in me last night. had a small cow served 7/6 in calf to lhz calving last night, checked her every hour, she calved herself a massive heifer calf. was your one much over her time?
Greengrass1 wrote: » 2 days early. I'm beginning to think straws got mixed up. Happened before to us. Cow trying to calve a massive CH bull. Killed herself in the process
mahoney_j wrote: » Have moved away from lhz as he is bringing very big calves that can go a week to 10 days over.
hugo29 wrote: » the way things are here at the moment mine will be going across the ditch in the pouring rain and the mood im in, the first cnut that comes out and says anything to me will be going across the ditch after it
biddy2013 wrote: » was looking through daughters phone yesterday , on viber one of the lads had called the teacher a cuont- instead of cnut. i said i was x's mam and that comment should be deleted within an hour of coming home from school or there will be trouble. Came in from milking whole thread deleted. No harm to let them know they are being watched
Gillespy wrote: » Why is one version more acceptable than the other? It's a big no no for many people, term of endearment for others depends how it's said.
biddy2013 wrote: » let the fooking cooker run out of kerosene again:mad::mad::mad: put a new tank up and even though you think theres loads of oil in it there isnt
biddy2013 wrote: » dont think 10 year olds should be calling their teachers any name never mind on something that is public
bbam wrote: » Jebus it doesn't seem long since you did same... is it awful hard on oil !!
dzer2 wrote: » Non of our kids have phones and the twins are heading for 13.
bbam wrote: » Don't drink so much any more but I was out for a few pints last night. Had forgotten how it slows you down the next morning !!
Round Bale wrote: » Furore in RTE over George Lee appointment as agriculture correspondent.http://www.farmersjournal.ie/ruckus-in-rt-over-lee-appointment-155831/
