Farming Chit Chat sallies Fourth

Muckit

If anyone has any questions now let me know, l'm only around til lunchtime 2mor! !!

Kovu

Go in and ask for a 99 cone. I dare ya.

trixi2011

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

There are a few blokes around here could have same done to them:)

down with that sort of thing

whelan2

.Kovu. wrote: »

Go in and ask for a 99 cone. I dare ya.

large or small, would you like sprinkles with that, would you like syrup......

thetangler

Moved bullocks this evening and done them with baytacol 20 mins later sky opens

Kovu

thetangler wrote: »

Moved bullocks this evening and done them with baytacol 20 mins later sky opens

Howdy D! I expect that you got a shower I could hear rumbling in the distance, thunder was cracking something mighty here round 7.

Genghis Cant

I was looking at Hell's Kitchen there on the box. I noticed that when chefs are selecting Veg they tend to smell it.
I think I'm in for some odd looks the next time I head into the shop looking for a head of cabbage or a turnip.

piebaldskwbald

.Kovu. wrote: »

Howdy D! I expect that you got a shower I could hear rumbling in the distance, thunder was cracking something mighty here round 7.

I hear ya brother! Been working abroad for the last three months and the minute I step off the plane today the heavens open after 3 months of sunshine, pouring here now and a test in the morning at 8am!

Kovu

piebaldskwbald wrote: »

I hear ya brother! Been working abroad for the last three months and the minute I step off the plane today the heavens open after 3 months of sunshine, pouring here now and a test in the morning at 8am!

Ain't been called brother for a while I am also of the female persuasion!

Where were you working?

piebaldskwbald

.Kovu. wrote: »

Ain't been called brother for a while I am also of the female persuasion!

Where were you working?

Ah a rare gem! nice one!

I was in California mostly, grooming dogs and cats haha. Then worked in Texas with a cattle vet for a few weeks

Kovu

You'd get some nice experience out there,m how did you find the heat:eek:

moy83

Genghis Cant wrote: »

I was looking at Hell's Kitchen there on the box. I noticed that when chefs are selecting Veg they tend to smell it.
I think I'm in for some odd looks the next time I head into the shop looking for a head of cabbage or a turnip.

I saw some irish chef on the telly digging spuds out of a veg garden . Dug it up , dusted it off and took a bite out of a raw rooster ! WTF is he on ???

Kovu

moy83 wrote: »

I saw some irish chef on the telly digging spuds out of a veg garden . Dug it up , dusted it off and took a bite out of a raw rooster ! WTF is he on ???

Earlier he was seen smoking pot-ato

piebaldskwbald

.Kovu. wrote: »

You'd get some nice experience out there,m how did you find the heat:eek:

It was pretty intense in Texas, such a dry heat and breezy enough too.. Plenty of factor 50! Cali was grand, late 20's early 30's!

Genghis Cant

moy83 wrote: »

I saw some irish chef on the telly digging spuds out of a veg garden . Dug it up , dusted it off and took a bite out of a raw rooster ! WTF is he on ???

I'd say a multi- vit dose would sort him out.

mf240

moy83 wrote: »

I saw some irish chef on the telly digging spuds out of a veg garden . Dug it up , dusted it off and took a bite out of a raw rooster ! WTF is he on ???

Jaysus the rooster wont like that.!!!! What sort of spuds was he digging?

darragh_haven

A double load of heifers and bullocks up the ramp for the factory this morning and now I'm in the airport... fit to go up the ramp myself

freedominacup

moy83 wrote: »

I saw some irish chef on the telly digging spuds out of a veg garden . Dug it up , dusted it off and took a bite out of a raw rooster ! WTF is he on ???

De telly!

Does strange things to a person;).

whelan2

got 2 mushrooms this morning, they are on the aga now with a bit of butter and salt

Greengrass1

whelan2 wrote: »

got 2 mushrooms this morning, they are on the aga now with a bit of butter and salt

I mowed a big group out of them yesterday with the mower

whelan2

Greengrass1 wrote: »

I mowed a big group out of them yesterday with the mower

:eek::eek::eek:

lakill Farm

Greengrass1 wrote: »

I mowed a big group out of them yesterday with the mower

Saved having to peel and chop them i guess

whelan2

lakill Farm wrote: »

Saved having to peel and chop them i guess

depends how much rain he got , he could have mushroom soup:D

Oldtree

My cherry tomatoes have just started to ripen and are delicious. Onions are not doing so well this year for some reason.

Greengrass1

whelan2 wrote: »

depends how much rain he got , he could have mushroom soup:D

Nah only way to eat field mushrooms is off the frying pan

Reggie.

Greengrass1 wrote: »

Nah only way to eat field mushrooms is off the frying pan

Best of luck with that after the mower went through them

lakill Farm

Oldtree wrote: »

My cherry tomatoes have just started to ripen and are delicious. Onions are not doing so well this year for some reason.

Uncle was not happy with the onions he grew this year either. He said the bulbs stayed smallish compared to other years.

whelan2

Have stockholm tar all up my arm. Heading away to a hotel. Any idea how to get the tar off pronto

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Have stockholm tar all up my arm. Heading away to a hotel. Any idea how to get the tar off pronto

Petrol?

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Petrol?

:eek: feck it was being so careful and got the tar on arm and hand:(

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek: feck it was being so careful and got the tar on arm and hand:(

Wedding is it

Greengrass1

whelan2 wrote: »

Have stockholm tar all up my arm. Heading away to a hotel. Any idea how to get the tar off pronto

I put teat spray on it and wash arms with it. Not brilliant but gets 90% off

AntrimGlens

whelan2 wrote: »

Have stockholm tar all up my arm. Heading away to a hotel. Any idea how to get the tar off pronto

Butter works well. Not got an AI glove?

stretch film

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek: feck it was being so careful and got the tar on arm .

A bit of elbow grease..

The smell of it is your next concern .

Kovu

lakill Farm wrote: »

Uncle was not happy with the onions he grew this year either. He said the bulbs stayed smallish compared to other years.

Our were the opposite, bigger than we ever grew them! Won 2nd prize in heaviest onions on Monday :cool:

GrandSoftDay

Anyone else going to the BTAP approved thing in Atheney this evening, I'm short one group meeting and have to go.

Base price

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek: feck it was being so careful and got the tar on arm and hand:(

Make up a paste of breadsoda and rub it in really well after using the petrol. Breadsoda will help to kill off any residue smell.

Base price

Just got a bit of good news. Received a phone call confirming that I am to start a consultancy contract at the end of August, four to five months long.
On one hand I am delighted but on the other no so as it is in Dublin so I will have to move back to ncd and leave the cattle to OH to look after. No too much demand for quality management systems in Longford
Better get the turf in next week......

Reggie.

Base price wrote: »

Just got a bit of good news. Received a phone call confirming that I am to start a consultancy contract at the end of August, four to five months long.
On one hand I am delighted but on the other no so as it is in Dublin so I will have to move back to ncd and leave the cattle to OH to look after. No too much demand for quality management systems in Longford
Better get the turf in next week......

Good stuff....I'll keep ya company base

mf240

whelan2 wrote: »

Have stockholm tar all up my arm. Heading away to a hotel. Any idea how to get the tar off pronto

There be now flies on you !

Some sugar and soap gets off grease. Might work on tar.

Base price

Reggie. wrote: »

Good stuff....I'll keep ya company base

Thanks, always good to have extra help bringing the turf home

dzer2

mf240 wrote: »

There be now flies on you !

Some sugar and soap gets off grease. Might work on tar.

I hate saying this but the best is baby oil.

Kovu

dzer2 wrote: »

I hate saying this but the best is baby oil.

:D

Where's charliebull when you need him!

whelan2

AntrimGlens wrote: »

Butter works well. Not got an AI glove?

Had milkinf glove and long arm glove on. When i was taking them off i fooked up

trixi2011

whelan2 wrote: »

Had milkinf glove and long arm glove on. When i was taking them off i fooked up

Done the same as you this morning had long glove on but the fecker split . stuff stinks

whelan2

trixi2011 wrote: »

Done the same as you this morning had long glove on but the fecker split . stuff stinks

no need for perfume, i have eau de stockholm tar:)

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Wedding is it

got vouchers for my birthday- a long time ago- want to use them before calving starts again

trixi2011

whelan2 wrote: »

no need for perfume, i have eau de stockholm tar:)

must of got some on my clothes as well cause the car is stink now aswell. the smell reminds me of when they shake the smoke thing at mass

KCTK

Base price wrote: »

Just got a bit of good news. Received a phone call confirming that I am to start a consultancy contract at the end of August, four to five months long.
On one hand I am delighted but on the other no so as it is in Dublin so I will have to move back to ncd and leave the cattle to OH to look after. No too much demand for quality management systems in Longford
Better get the turf in next week......

Fair play to you, kind of similar position here but I'm in limerick from 1 September for 4 months, manage milking in d mornings but must organise guy for evenings, going to be over quota but not sure if it would be best for the cows to put them on once a day

whelan2

Decided to fix a water leak before i headed off. Ffs was an old inch brass tee. I now know why i really like the plastic fittings.