Farming Chitchat 10/10- Now VIRUS-FREE!

Say my name · 07-08-2020 5:36pm

Mossie1975 wrote: »

Well wear

Thanks.

It came equipped with it's own driving prayer as well.
The proddies here are scratching their heads on that one.

I'll leave it in the boot.

Reggie. · 07-08-2020 5:49pm

Say my name wrote: »

Thanks.

It came equipped with it's own driving prayer as well.
The proddies here are scratching their heads on that one.

I'll leave it in the boot.

Well wear. We are on out 4th dacia here atm. Good wagons

Lime Tree Farm · 07-08-2020 7:22pm

Say my name wrote: »

Thanks.

It came equipped with it's own driving prayer as well.
The proddies here are scratching their heads on that one.

I'll leave it in the boot.

Restricted only for high day's and holy day's, Well wear.

I remember a van my Dad bought, it came complete with a motorist prayer, which I used to know by heart, I have forgotten the words, but it ended

"Just in case you are in doubt, press the two big pedals out"

emaherx · 07-08-2020 7:30pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Well wear. We are on out 4th dacia here atm. Good wagons

Bought a new Logan in 2014 and a new duster in 2017, still have both, there is 265,000 KM on the Logan with no issues.

Danzy · 07-08-2020 7:57pm

Oh dear and holy God above.
Send me down your infinite love.
A humble beef farmer I may be,
Unblessed by milk cheque monthily.

Seeing the providence of Say My Name,
I invoke you to deliver same.

07-08-2020 8:12pm

Speaking of vehicles, my parked van was hit by an NI driver today. Very apologetic and she wanted to sort it privately, but refused to give insurance details "God knows where they are".

Got my quote of a decent very straight lad who does paint work and panel beating, a very fair quote for the damage done. I just want my van protected nd not rusting, not out to screw anyone, particularly when she came to the door. Rang her and she went on the attack right away, too expensive and she's going to ring her insurance company when she's back up North tomorrow.

Well middle finger to that. I had my own insurance company rang after it happened and the Gardai notified, and I've since followed up with the boys in blue who are calling her. I was very happy to have it sorted privately, no ones insurance needs to go up etc. She can deal with companies and uniforms now.

Why are people like this, ffs.

Say my name · 07-08-2020 8:22pm

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Speaking of vehicles, my parked van was hit by an NI driver today. Very apologetic and she wanted to sort it privately, but refused to give insurance details "God knows where they are".

Got my quote of a decent very straight lad who does paint work and panel beating, a very fair quote for the damage done. I just want my van protected nd not rusting, not out to screw anyone, particularly when she came to the door. Rang her and she went on the attack right away, too expensive and she's going to ring her insurance company when she's back up North tomorrow.

Well middle finger to that. I had my own insurance company rang after it happened and the Gardai notified, and I've since followed up with the boys in blue who are calling her. I was very happy to have it sorted privately, no ones insurance needs to go up etc. She can deal with companies and uniforms now.

Why are people like this, ffs.

It's always the same.

Folks had their parked car hit by a provisional driver years ago.
Girl in her early twenties got out and bawling her eyes out and that she'd sort it herself without going through insurance.
Folks big eejits they were took her for her word.
It must have been nearly a year later with bills from the garage and calls from the folks not being answered before it was settled.

Always always always get the insurance details and go that way.

In the heat of the moment they're all sorry.
But when they get home all the excuses start.

Say my name · 07-08-2020 8:24pm

Danzy wrote: »

Oh dear and holy God above.
Send me down your infinite love.
A humble beef farmer I may be,
Unblessed by milk cheque monthily.

Seeing the providence of Say My Name,
I invoke you to deliver same.

There's a Duster for everyone in the audie...

No there's not really.

07-08-2020 8:44pm

Say my name wrote: »

It's always the same.

Folks had their parked car hit by a provisional driver years ago.
Girl in her early twenties got out and bawling her eyes out and that she'd sort it herself without going through insurance.
Folks big eejits they were took her for her word.
It must have been nearly a year later with bills from the garage and calls from the folks not being answered before it was settled.

Always always always get the insurance details and go that way.

In the heat of the moment they're all sorry.
But when they get home all the excuses start.

Thing is, she claimed she didn't know the details and NI vehicles don't display them like we do. I asked at the time, and again later over the phone. Cops got back to me since, no harm in them having rung her, we'll see what happens. Half my day wasted on sh1te I wasn't even there for.

_Brian · 07-08-2020 8:52pm

Just because it’s holidays.

My first of 2020 !!

https://ibb.co/Dwhk0Ms

Water John · 07-08-2020 9:40pm

Say my name wrote: »

Thanks.

It came equipped with it's own driving prayer as well.
The proddies here are scratching their heads on that one.

I'll leave it in the boot.

Did you get a St Christopher's medal as well?

ganmo · 07-08-2020 9:54pm

Water John wrote: »

Did you get a St Christopher's medal as well?

And a Padres pio sticker

Mooooo · 07-08-2020 10:26pm

A load of coppers in the footwell for luck

zetecescort · 07-08-2020 10:43pm

ganmo wrote: »

And a Padres pio sticker

a distant relation home from the states thought the Padre Pio stickers were for some sort of car club they were on so many cars years ago

deise08 · 07-08-2020 11:12pm

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/stand-off-at-waterford-port-boortmalt-claims-the-grain-is-irish/

Stand off in Port of Waterford.
Can I ask what would be the objections?
Sorry, City dweller here. Just wondering.

Kevhog1988 · 07-08-2020 11:14pm

Locked down again...

deise08 · 07-08-2020 11:18pm

Apologies, the full article hadn't loaded. I see why.
Fair play to the lads.

Reggie. · 08-08-2020 12:01am

Kevhog1988 wrote: »

Locked down again...

Well if ye lot had manners.....

Genghis Cant · 08-08-2020 12:15am

Reggie. wrote: »

Well if ye lot had manners.....

It's a joke.
Deal with the problem in the meat plants, it's been simmering months now and f all being done about it.
I can't go to the seaside now ðŸ€£ðŸ€£ðŸ€£

ganmo · 08-08-2020 12:35am

New lilywhites sponsor

wrangler · 08-08-2020 7:07am

Genghis Cant wrote: »

It's a joke.
Deal with the problem in the meat plants, it's been simmering months now and f all being done about it.
I can't go to the seaside now &#55356;&#56355;&#55356;&#56355;&#55356;&#56355;

Their only option is to close them if you want the problem dealt with.
You should be careful what you wish for

Siamsa Sessions · 08-08-2020 9:15am

deise08 wrote: »

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/stand-off-at-waterford-port-boortmalt-claims-the-grain-is-irish/

Stand off in Port of Waterford.
Can I ask what would be the objections?
Sorry, City dweller here. Just wondering.

Imports of grain that keep the price of Irish grain low, while the likes of Jameson sell “Irish” whiskey using non-Irish grains to increase profits but don’t tell customers.

Globalisation and cheap transportation have a lot to answer for

Buford T. Justice XIX · 08-08-2020 10:05am

I see where France is withdrawing their blanket ban on Neonics after their sugarbeet crop suffered huge losses.
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN2521OF?__twitter_impression=true

ganmo · 08-08-2020 10:13am

Buford T. Justice XIX wrote: »

I see where France is withdrawing their blanket ban on Neonics after their sugarbeet crop suffered huge losses.
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN2521OF?__twitter_impression=true

When reality meets idealism

Mooooo · 08-08-2020 11:05am

deise08 wrote: »

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/stand-off-at-waterford-port-boortmalt-claims-the-grain-is-irish/

Stand off in Port of Waterford.
Can I ask what would be the objections?
Sorry, City dweller here. Just wondering.

Grain being imported instead of using Irish grain, reducing prices paid to Irish farmers afaik

I says · 08-08-2020 12:15pm

Second cut starting here today. I’ll have some pain in me hoop drawing in bales tomorrow.

Waffletraktor · 08-08-2020 12:55pm

Buford T. Justice XIX wrote: »

I see where France is withdrawing their blanket ban on Neonics after their sugarbeet crop suffered huge losses.
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN2521OF?__twitter_impression=true

Osr across europe is not a crop anymore due to flea beetle.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 08-08-2020 3:27pm

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Osr across europe is not a crop anymore due to flea beetle.

Yeah, I was following a twitter thread over the last few months about it in the UK and a few links to the rest of Europe.

Some of the abuse directed to farmers was unreal.

Waffletraktor · 08-08-2020 5:02pm

Buford T. Justice XIX wrote: »

Yeah, I was following a twitter thread over the last few months about it in the UK and a few links to the rest of Europe.

Some of the abuse directed to farmers was unreal.

In beet it’s aphids spreading virus yellows making sugar beet go the same way. The bees the dosgy data decided to protect are fooked anyway as a major food source early in the season is gone now.

Its like going to be like this until the next big crisis causes hyper food inflation, I can’t wait! Veganism humanising farm animals, meanwhile fruit and veg is where the nasty stuff happens regarding likes of indentured labour and practices in growing the stuff.

whelan2 · 08-08-2020 5:31pm

What's the story with brexit now?

emaherx · 08-08-2020 8:56pm

whelan2 wrote: »

What's the story with brexit now?

Ah you'd nearly miss brexit, wouldn't you

whelan2 · 08-08-2020 9:05pm

emaherx wrote: »

Ah you'd nearly miss brexit, wouldn't you

I used to be giving out about it always being in the news

roosterman71 · 08-08-2020 9:37pm

Anyone elses phone battery getting hammered today? Everyones here with me only lasting a few hours before needing juice. Some digging showing the Covid app being the cause on them all

Buford T. Justice XIX · 08-08-2020 9:42pm

roosterman71 wrote: »

Anyone elses phone battery getting hammered today? Everyones here with me only lasting a few hours before needing juice. Some digging showing the Covid app being the cause on them all

Yeah, the covid app took 50% of my charge this morning, can't keep a charge on my phone at all all day.

Lady Haywire · 08-08-2020 10:27pm

Was there quads born in Clare earlier?
Got sent a What'sApp about it but the source is iffy at best

:D

Calves, obviously. Not the two legged's.

Say my name · 08-08-2020 10:30pm

I'm having to have a spare battery pack on charge for to get the phone through the day.
I thought it was just the powers that be wanting me to change the phone.

There's a new podcast just after starting by a Scottish Organic dairy farmer.
In the first episode he interviews a South African farmer turned mentor who had a Damascus moment that turned him down a completely different road than where he used to be.

It's called The farmer Bryce podcast and Robbie Gass is his first interviewee.
Season 1 Episode 1.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1250312/4845335?fbclid=IwAR2zB9aRyypzgsdjBwaMlpzwWDHq7Do0TuUnM_m1kS7WejwCXGPwFzkvKJs

whelan2 · 09-08-2020 7:49am

How about turning off bluetooth when on farm or milking. Going to try that today. You're not going to be in contact with anyone really when on farm

Mossie1975 · 09-08-2020 8:07am

Just checked my battery usage and Covid app only at 2% usage. Maybe you have location services, background app refresh on etc. (They used to eat a lot of my battery)

_Brian · 09-08-2020 9:35am

Mossie1975 wrote: »

Just checked my battery usage and Covid app only at 2% usage. Maybe you have location services, background app refresh on etc. (They used to eat a lot of my battery)

Yea.
I looked there and 3% for last 24hrs

whelan2 · 09-08-2020 9:39am

I think it's to do with the type of phone. Reading elsewhere that people's phones were getting really hot too. It doesn't even figure on my battery usage screen.

emaherx · 09-08-2020 9:52am

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058103101/1/#post114258586

Apparently clearing Cache on Google services may sort it.

coolshannagh28 · 09-08-2020 11:59am

Say my name wrote: »

It's always the same.

Folks had their parked car hit by a provisional driver years ago.
Girl in her early twenties got out and bawling her eyes out and that she'd sort it herself without going through insurance.
Folks big eejits they were took her for her word.
It must have been nearly a year later with bills from the garage and calls from the folks not being answered before it was settled.

Always always always get the insurance details and go that way.

In the heat of the moment they're all sorry.
But when they get home all the excuses start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWeHc3vAL74

DukeCaboom · 09-08-2020 1:19pm

coolshannagh28 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWeHc3vAL74

Poor old Vito, he'd alot going on at the time!!

coolshannagh28 · 09-08-2020 1:20pm

DukeCaboom wrote: »

Poor old Vito, he'd alot going on at the time!!

Yeah the scriptwriters really messed him around !

funkey_monkey · 09-08-2020 2:34pm

Anyone trying for silage at the minute with this good spell?
Trying a couple of fields here that got beyond grazing. Heavy crop and a bit damp too, but we've done worse in previous years. Heat here is good with a small breeze so hopefully it won't turn out too bad.
We'll try a wilt it for a while but more likely the baler will be in tonight as work in the morning and don't want to wait until tomorrow evening.

Say my name · 09-08-2020 3:09pm

Ain't it funny how Sunflowers are regarded as beautiful..

I mean families will travel miles to see a field of sunflowers and give donations to charity to pick the flowers.

Anyone have a field of Ragworth that wants to try out the same exercise?

Reggie. · 09-08-2020 3:24pm

Say my name wrote: »

Ain't it funny how Sunflowers are regarded as beautiful..

I mean families will travel miles to see a field of sunflowers and give donations to charity to pick the flowers.

Anyone have a field of Ragworth that wants to try out the same exercise?

Plenty of fields of ragworth around the midlands unfortunately

Say my name · 09-08-2020 3:58pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Plenty of fields of ragworth around the midlands unfortunately

Get onto Countrywide on a Saturday morning and explain how the field is purposely grown to provide habitat for the Cinnabar moth. But now you've decided to open the field to the public to provide an outlet during Covid 19.
That all proceeds from picking same will go to worthy charities of their choice.

_Brian · 09-08-2020 4:58pm

Say my name wrote: »

Get onto Countrywide on a Saturday morning and explain how the field is purposely grown to provide habitat for the Cinnabar moth. But now you've decided to open the field to the public to provide an outlet during Covid 19.
That all proceeds from picking same will go to worthy charities of their choice.

Yea.
And when public know you’ve intentionally let them in to touch poison you’ll be really popular and likely face lawsuits that would make your eye water.

straight · 09-08-2020 5:06pm

_Brian wrote: »

Yea.
And when public know you’ve intentionally let them in to touch poison you’ll be really popular and likely face lawsuits that would make your eye water.

Poison my hole

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