No quitten we're whelan on to chitchat 11

Say my name · 23-10-2020 9:27pm

New hand sanitizer being made as we speak.

https://twitter.com/AvatarDomy/status/1319732191673417728?s=20

23-10-2020 9:59pm

Water John wrote: »

They knew for weeks it was being questioned and knew this day last week it had to be withdrawn. Min of Ag told yesterday. He should have skin and hair flying in there, but he seems a mild man.

Herself has had headaches since returning to school. She's been blaming wearing masks all day, and it could be, I wonder had this stuff an input to them.

Base price · 23-10-2020 10:30pm

Water John wrote: »

The EU decide in favour of the veggie burger;
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/23/european-farmers-lose-attempt-to-ban-terms-such-veggie-burger

I reckoned the vote would go that way.

NcdJd · 23-10-2020 10:37pm

There's a couple of posters here all I can say is I don't know where they get their energy from debate point of view. Hats off they know who they are and doing a V ery good job. I've snuck off on a coffee break

NcdJd · 23-10-2020 10:40pm

Say my name wrote: »

New hand sanitizer being made as we speak.

https://twitter.com/AvatarDomy/status/1319732191673417728?s=20

I was nearly expecting a biochar equivalent in that video ha

Water John · 23-10-2020 10:46pm

Say My Name is dreaming of becoming Walter White.

Say my name · 23-10-2020 10:53pm

Water John wrote: »

Say My Name is dreaming of becoming Walter White.

I've never watched Breaking Bad.

I had to Google. .Walter White.

(But that Twitter link was shared by a biochar maker).

Water John · 23-10-2020 11:00pm

Son was a massive fan and he's studying pharmacy, ha. Never watched it myself but has a great premise.

NcdJd · 23-10-2020 11:01pm

Water John wrote: »

Son was a massive fan and he's studying pharmacy, ha. Never watched it myself but has a great premise.

Friends said it is very good too. Might add it to my winter box set listing. Running out of things to watch!

Water John · 23-10-2020 11:05pm

What is more worrying about the sanitiser is that it wasn't up to the job.
'Concerns regarding the sanitiser related to varying and inadequate levels of ethanol in the product, as well as the detection of methanol at varying levels in some samples”, the Minister told the Dáil.

Inadequate levels of ethanol would render the product “ineffective”, he added.'

The Journal
https://www.thejournal.ie/minister-for-agriculture-5243499-Oct2020/

_Brian · 23-10-2020 11:14pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Herself has had headaches since returning to school. She's been blaming wearing masks all day, and it could be, I wonder had this stuff an input to them.

This was withdrawn from daughters school today. When I was telling her she said loads of kids in her class have been bringing their own sanitiser in because it was ripping the hands of them. She never mentioned it and thankfully has had no bother.

Separately wife had a serious eye reaction to one of the home made sanitisers that some places are using. Was awful.

NcdJd · 23-10-2020 11:17pm

_Brian wrote: »

This was withdrawn from daughters school today. When I was telling her she said loads of kids in her class have been bringing their own sanitiser in because it was ripping the hands of them. She never mentioned it and thankfully has had no bother.

Separately wife had a serious eye reaction to one of the home made sanitisers that some places are using. Was awful.

Circle K were using it too and withdrew it from all their outlets today. You'd wonder what other businesses were using it.

Water John · 24-10-2020 12:02am

Ingredient imported from Turkey. A few lads around my part of the country would have no problem making a supply, guaranteed 70% proof.

kollegeknight · 24-10-2020 9:06am

First Half term down. It was a fair slog but worth it. Some paperwork to de done. Looking forward to doing a bit of farming.

With the lockdown, my ohs hours have changed. She only works part time so it was 7 days on 7 off and we’re making do, now it’s changed to 5 hour shifts Monday to Friday. Costing us about €30 a week over her salary for child care and diesel at moment. So she will have to try sort something with them. Her job is not essential and the building she works in is officially closed but she works for the council so they are making them come in.

Lime Tree Farm · 24-10-2020 1:32pm

Water John wrote: »

The EU decide in favour of the veggie burger;
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/23/european-farmers-lose-attempt-to-ban-terms-such-veggie-burger

One up for them.

I cook vegetables to retain their nutrients, and wont be mangling them into a ball of twine.

patsy_mccabe · 24-10-2020 6:30pm

Time of year again.

mayota · 24-10-2020 7:09pm

Strange times.

whelan2 · 24-10-2020 7:10pm

This time last year I was in liverpool for a game. Will be a long time before we get to go again

_Brian · 24-10-2020 7:45pm

whelan2 wrote: »

This time last year I was in liverpool for a game. Will be a long time before we get to go again

Yea.
Covid has take away those milestone events we all punctuate they year with.

You have to wonder will vaccines be viable in time to safe next year.

Jb1989 · 24-10-2020 7:48pm

_Brian wrote: »

Yea.
Covid has take away those milestone events we all punctuate they year with.

You have to wonder will vaccines be viable in time to safe next year.

As long as you have herself and the girls, the events can be sacrificed.

24-10-2020 8:02pm

_Brian wrote: »

You have to wonder will vaccines be viable in time to safe next year.

Will potential vaccines be safe given their hurried development

_Brian · 24-10-2020 8:18pm

Jb1989 wrote: »

As long as you have herself and the girls, the events can be sacrificed.

Your right of course.
Thank you.

_Brian · 24-10-2020 8:35pm

See calls after today’s system crash to allow some bidders ringside.

Would it be possible to have it run in tandem do you think ?? Online and real-time bidding on the same animals. Be hard to coordinate I’d imagine.

Base price · 24-10-2020 8:35pm

New Irish record price for a bull sold today
https://twitter.com/farmersjournal/status/1320051683490209798?s=20

charolais0153 · 24-10-2020 8:48pm

_Brian wrote: »

See calls after today’s system crash to allow some bidders ringside.

Would it be possible to have it run in tandem do you think ?? Online and real-time bidding on the same animals. Be hard to coordinate I’d imagine.

That's how it was since march

Wildsurfer · 24-10-2020 8:53pm

_Brian wrote: »

See calls after today’s system crash to allow some bidders ringside.

Would it be possible to have it run in tandem do you think ?? Online and real-time bidding on the same animals. Be hard to coordinate I’d imagine.

Was this not happening already? Was the online bidding scrapped once marts reopened? I'd imagine it would be easy enough to take bids from both, the auctioneer just has to keep an eye on his screen as well. Don't they do it at horse and art sales all the time.

Mac Taylor · 24-10-2020 9:00pm

I have an old spring Harrow but all the tines are busted.....12 out of 16...anyone know where I could get replacements?

Wildsurfer · 24-10-2020 9:05pm

Mac Taylor wrote: »

I have an old spring Harrow but all the tines are busted.....12 out of 16...anyone know where I could get replacements?

That harrow will be like Triggers brush by the time you're finished!

Avns1s · 24-10-2020 9:15pm

Mac Taylor wrote: »

I have an old spring Harrow but all the tines are busted.....12 out of 16...anyone know where I could get replacements?

Like this one?

Mac Taylor · 24-10-2020 9:24pm

Wildsurfer wrote: »

That harrow will be like Triggers brush by the time you're finished!

If only that was where the similarities with trigger ended!!!!!

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