Farming Chit Chat sallies Fourth

whelan2

She must have had a serious amount of drink the way her face is yellow. Liver must be packing in

whelan2

Anyones kids into these

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Anyones kids into these

Half the countries kids have them I reckon. One child got 100,000 for making a dress out of them bands

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Half the countries kids have them I reckon. One child got 100,000 for making a dress out of them bands

yes but the person who bought it never paid up

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

yes but the person who bought it never paid up

That I didn't know

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Half the countries kids have them I reckon. One child got 100,000 for making a dress out of them bands

youngest lad was going round to a load of women yesterday at wedding making them bracelets and rings from them, real charmer:)

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

youngest lad was going round to a load of women yesterday at wedding making them bracelets and rings from them, real charmer:)

Ya wanna watch that fella...heart breaker in the making

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

Anyones kids into these

Indeed. Isn't every kid in the country.

Great bit of marketing that the lads are just as happy to be seen making them.

whelan2

_Brian wrote: »

Indeed. Isn't every kid in the country.

Great bit of marketing that the lads are just as happy to be seen making them.

ye just no pink... great for building coordination skills, pain in the butt looking at them everywhere in the house though

lakill Farm

anyway I see its up for Mod approval

I hadn't planning on it been turned into the thread it turned into

Anyway the boards member who did call in PM me this afternoon

Nice to me you BTW

Note his shoes were Lloyd and Price

note 2 - I was wearing my Dunlop purflow :rolleyes: (It was raining in the morning)

** no replies to this please just said I would inform ye all**

Kovu

Ah now! Who was it?

whelan2

.Kovu. wrote: »

Ah now! Who was it?

well it wasnt you or me:cool:

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

well it wasnt you or me:cool:

That's really narrowed it down!:D

whelan2

.Kovu. wrote: »

That's really narrowed it down!:D

glad to be of assistance

naughto

Any one going to the Galway races?

Tokyo

Might go in one of the evenings - it's only up the road from me...

RightTurnClyde

whelan2 wrote: »

well it wasnt you or me:cool:

That rules out a few whelans and a couple of Biddies

I said

naughto wrote: »

Any one going to the Galway races?

Not this year would always go to the Monday evening

Kovu

Last two cows for AI this evening, we'll have a long drawn out calving period next year.

Asked dad about possibly splitting cows into 1/2 spring 1/2 autumn, he is thinking about it, which is a good sign. Be one way of spreading income over the year.

A cow called Daisy

naughto wrote: »

Any one going to the Galway races?

.Kovu., have you any 'certs' at decent odds for any the races. I mortage the place (even more) and put all on this horse. I be debt free, would give some to boards and pay for ALL the mods to go to the bahamas for a week. Would give you spending money to show my appreciation. :rolleyes::o
Would probably bring along a good few members as well if things work out. Not that I'm putting pressure on you or anything like that

naughto

The Galway thread in the horse racing section is your best bet some of the lads there no there sh1te when it comes to horses or just annoy the hole off kovu?

GY A1

naughto wrote: »

Any one going to the Galway races?

not this year, givin it a miss

Damo810

naughto wrote: »

Any one going to the Galway races?

Thinking about heading up Thursday, hitting the town that night and then coming home, not 100% yet though!

Kovu

naughto wrote: »

The Galway thread in the horse racing section is your best bet some of the lads there no there sh1te when it comes to horses or just annoy the hole off kovu?

Pfft, ye can annoy the hole off me all ye want but I won't give good tips back!!

I am currently writing up calving book for next year, oldest book in the place, goes back to 1996.

visatorro

See Reggies crowd on nationwide

Reggie.

That's the third and last bank of turf home.....Thank Christ.

Reggie.

visatorro wrote: »

See Reggies crowd on nationwide

So what were we doing/not doing now

visatorro

Reggie. wrote: »

So what were we doing/not doing now

Wasn't really paying attention, something to do with world war 1

Reggie.

visatorro wrote: »

Wasn't really paying attention, something to do with world war 1

Ah there's a big monument going up in glassnevin cemetery next Thursday for all irish killed during WW2

GY A1

Reggie. wrote: »

That's the third and last bank of turf home.....Thank Christ.

ah now 3 banks of turf, you must love the bog

Reggie.

GY A1 wrote: »

ah now 3 banks of turf, you must love the bog

Nah just bred into it. Hardship is my middle name

FarmerBrowne

With the good growth this year so far is it still too late to put out fertilizer for a second cut where the first cut was cut two weeks ago do ye think?

GY A1

Reggie. wrote: »

Nah just bred into it. Hardship is my middle name

ur like a mate of mine, allways sayin

'Sure We Love the bog' :eek:

Reggie.

GY A1 wrote: »

ur like a mate of mine, allways sayin

'Sure We Love the bog' :eek:

Don't Diss it till ya try it

naughto

the load i got is still in the yard havent touched it yet:eek::eek:

Reggie.

naughto wrote: »

the load i got is still in the yard havent touched it yet:eek::eek:

Ya lazy $#@*&( . You'd be beat around here for that

GY A1

Reggie. wrote: »

Don't Diss it till ya try it

oh i'm well used used to it, but would'nt go as far as sayin i love it,
i like the bog but thats it

GY A1

naughto wrote: »

the load i got is still in the yard havent touched it yet:eek::eek:

get it in the shed fhast

Reggie.

GY A1 wrote: »

oh i'm well used used to it, but would'nt go as far as sayin i love it,
i like the bog but thats it

Ah nothing but a city slicker

Tyson Lannister

Bog = midges and backpain

Reggie.

Tyson Lannister wrote: »

Bog = midges and backpain

It seperates the men from the boys

Base price

FarmerBrowne wrote: »

With the good growth this year so far is it still too late to put out fertilizer for a second cut where the first cut was cut two weeks ago do ye think?

We normally take a cut of hay in early june weather dependant and then shake a bag on the aftergrass and take a cut of round bales in August/Sept. So no I would say it is not too late although since there is lots of fodder about you may find that it is cheaper to buy it in rather than pay for fertilizer, baling etc.

naughto

GY A1 wrote: »

get it in the shed fhast

I threw a cover over it,it il be grand.misses has being on night duty in haven't had a chance with the young lad.hes to small to throw in turf at 9 months

Reggie.

naughto wrote: »

I threw a cover over it,it il be grand.misses has being on night duty in haven't had a chance with the young lad.hes to small to throw in turf at 9 months

train him up early to hell

A cow called Daisy

Had more wierd dream than normal last night. See I dreamt I was dead, but no funeral, no body, no mourners (prob not tbat surprising) just nothing. When I waking up I didn't know what to expect or where I going to be- I mean it's not often I've got the chance to wake up dead.

I said

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Had more wierd dream than normal last night. See I dreamt I was dead, but no funeral, no body, no mourners (prob not tbat surprising) just nothing. When I waking up I didn't know what to expect or where I going to be- I mean it's not often I've got the chance to wake up dead.

Ya woke up in a winter finishers shed lol

Reggie.

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Had more wierd dream than normal last night. See I dreamt I was dead, but no funeral, no body, no mourners (prob not tbat surprising) just nothing. When I waking up I didn't know what to expect or where I going to be- I mean it's not often I've got the chance to wake up dead.

Yeah it's weird when ya wake up after a dream and your wondering if it really happened or not

whelan2

local mart always on on a tuesday , cancelled today due to a bereavement . There was a load of jeeps and trailers and lorries heading there, imagine the effort of loading the stock and driving to the mart to discover it wasnt on:mad:

A cow called Daisy

whelan2 wrote: »

local mart always on on a tuesday , cancelled today due to a bereavement . There was a load of jeeps and trailers and lorries heading there, imagine the effort of loading the stock and driving to the mart to discover it wasnt on:mad:

And maybe out of test when next mart on

Base price

I see civil war has finally broken out in the IFA :eek:
https://www.agriland.ie/news/civil-war-breaks-within-ifa/