WORLDS BIGGEST MOWER, A NEW HARVESTER WITH NO AD BLUE AND A MERGER?? BARN SILAGE FIRST CUT 2023 

Thanks, silage time is definitely our favourite time too 😁

I think they did. Especially so with the fusion balers from memory.

@@Grassmen... It's all about an ever changing industry seeing the need and adopting solutions. I remember contractors in Cork picking up 70 acres a day in first cut and 100 acres in 2nd with a heston self propelled and it was considered mind blowing and people crying "you would never keep a pit right and properly rolled" with grass coming in that fast. :)

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Claass jag

Yeah I'd say so if you were buying and really going for the max.

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As someone from holland with a farm that has 130ha (321acres) I"d prefer a triple over the SIP because the time lost on the headlands is way more than the time gained on the straights They're far better off in country's with long big fields like New Zealand or Australia or eastern Germany

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Say tuned for the feedback video to Hoggs 😁👍🏻

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O there maybe is. But we were meaning the SIP are the world's largest that you could purchase. Ie Cougar discontinued.

@@Grassmen oooh right!! Well I think it’s not that their too wide…. Because some 🇮🇪 fields/gateways/roads would suit them it’s the fact they’re not built for heavy/damp crops for grass like in 🇮🇪 is what Cian was getting at I’d say??

Absolutely, we were just having a laugh. Craig loves it.

All in the pipe line. There will be a full series on the Deere. From the order process to build process and in field use.

🔹Ireland’s 🇮🇪 Minister for Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue, confirmed that a cow culling scheme is in the works, where as many as 65,000 cows 🐄 per year might need to be slaughtered between 2023 and 2025. This is to meet 2030 emissions reduction targets and he claims the scheme is voluntary. 🔹The Irish Farmers’ 🚜 Association believe such reports further fuel the view that the gov't is working behind the scenes to undermine their dairy and livestock sectors. Reducing dairy or beef production in Ireland will also lead to production moving to other countries. For example, Brazil 🇧🇷will just produce more and Ireland will end up importing. 🔹Spending vast sums of taxpayer’s money on destroying productive animals would be a perfect summation of the net zero madness infecting the West. Wreaking havoc on livestock 🐂 farming families in the name of climate science is also very short-sighted. Meanwhile, Ireland is spending 43 million euros on a cattle genomics 🧬programme. 🔹Ireland 🇮🇪 is the 2nd victim of disastrous EU 🇪🇺 'climate change' policies , after the Netherlands 🇳🇱. Dutch farmers are undergoing a battle as they face the possibility of 3,000 farms being closed down and restrictions on land area for cattle grazing. Netherlands' gov't claims this is to help the environment from nitrogen pollution. Video source - VirginMediaNews, Aontu Ireland & The Irish Git.

​@@Chris-lt2ov Scary stuff! 😯

No the electric were replaced to 4 mechanical. Just lack of use was the main reason we did this.

New lorry, massey 3690 & case1455

Lol

If donnelly want us to trial a trailer and make a video we will happily 😁

It's there.

Needs to be removed n the draw!

Many people do

Do they come with front PTO?

Good point about the cab

Serious acres

Thamk you

We know they aren't suitable for Ireland

Have to get her looked at