@@chrisholmes1736 thanks Chris. I have family from West Tyrone (farming circles also) and everyone just loves the silage. Privilege to do it as generations from the past also have. Please do subscribe to the channel to follow along ☺️
Fascinating. See the various pieces of the grass harvest - but never everything working together, so thanks! Lovely fields you have. Here in Leitrim (we live directly on the border) they say that “Leitrim land is sold by the gallon.” And “When a crow flies over Leitrim, he brings his own lunch.” A beautiful harvest. Thanks for the peek over your shoulder.
@@janechamblesswright119 Yes. Ireland, North & South, has incredible beautiful land and scenery. Other than the rain, it’s just brilliant living here. I must swing by Leitrim - I do know Monaghan well though!
@@PonderingsofIrishPresbyterian - you are more than welcome to come by and visit. There’s a great court tomb in the field next door, and many more ancient things scattered across the land here. I will put the kettle on….
Great to see we were out metal detecting on a field just finished yesterday- feel free to invite us up metal detecting 😂 be some great footage for you on all our historic finds , that’s not far from me
It's great to see this in close-up! I often watch the bailing around my way, but obviously only at a distance. How did you come to be involved in this?
you'll tell the slurry boys on the next stage to be careful of my wee trout and run offs wont you mate? some real bad slurry contractors round my way dump it within the legal boundries and wait until its pouring until they pipe it in, they let the side down 😢
@@PonderingsofIrishPresbyterian i know mate the worst bit is i know so many farmers that go out of their way tree planting and maintaining the countryside and be proper custodians of the land they farm, hopefully all that new soil nutrient plan can help re-educate those that needed a few extra lessons in husbandry, anyway enjoyed gettin out a drive in the tractor mate 👍👍
