2 mini crashes, an early calving & BordBia inspection6/7/24

[@donalsleator9106]

Crows are a right nuisance, especially at this time of year, where food is concerned. You can hear them alert their mates when they see you at feeding time and sweep down when you leave the yard . It's been necessary to change feeding spots, here ,to covered areas. Your positivity is admirable, Joe, in this cold, wet , excuse for a summer. Glad things are working out for you and your multi-talented family ; and maybe a warm spell of sunshine will visit us soon,

[@ruairicummins4886]

Lovely Suckler pair . First time l ever heard a dairy farmer say that😊.

[@padraigking5185]

Good stuff

[@user-ct9hf4te5l]

One smashing looking calf

[@smalldairyfarmer]

Ya i do the same find 24 36 hours grazing great i give the cow's 36 hours grazing 90% of the paddock for 2 grazing then the cow get what i didn't give then find it really great for grazing out the hole paddock a great tip i got on twitter

[@ONeillDairyFarm]

Twitter is the place for real world farming tips isn’t it. managing grazing is awful hard this week with so much rain here

[@celinegovern585]

Announced inspections seem like cheating!!! Why would you milk twice a day if you could milk OAD?? Whats the financial impact?

[@ONeillDairyFarm]

Farms wouldn’t sign up for bordbia if it was signing up for another inspection like the department of agriculture one. It’s not trying to catch farmers it’s trying to incentivise, help and guide them to go above and beyond to make Irish produce a step above everyone else’s and that’s why Irish bord bia approved produce can be marketed so well abroad by the body. Whosever brain child it was has done wonders for Irish food exports