Winter mode in September. Connemara ponies belted Galloways and shorthorns grazing in Ireland

[@mariepower4260]

Those cows are in great condition. Lovely to see motherless may going for the fresh bite. Maverick my favourite is looking exceptional. Ponies are very lively, love the names. Thanks for a lovely update

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you Marie. She's a real surviver. And yes maverick turned into a lovely heifer. Will be interesting how good of a mother she'll be.

[@pategan6969]

Brilliant love watching reminds me of my grandparents farm in west Cork in the sixties had a lot of shorthorns and whiteheads

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Super stuff pat great to hear you enjoy them. The Shorthorn is definitely a breed I learned to love when I was young too. Something very old Ireland about them

[@johnwood738]

Pasture and the cows are looking good.

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you John. The weather has been great I think too

[@kcahill2777]

Good man Sean , motherless May is a great little survivor

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

There's one thing I've definitely noticed about the bellies k and that the will to live. There tough from day one🙌

[@theoracle8560]

Go on Jasper ya Gobsh1te ya!!!!! This gave me a good laugh 😂😂😂😂

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Haha very good😀

[@leelindsay5618]

Its amazing how the grass outcompetes the rushes with Regen practices. The ponies really like the movements onto fresh pasture. I'm surprised more people don't move their horses and ponies on daily moves.

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Well Lee yes I'm very excited for the next level of regenerative farming. The ponies are a real benefit when on the move . On the same note there a real land destroyer when managed correctly

[@littlegreenacres]

Really enjoyed this, but another creator explained it a bit clearer!

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Sometimes I have it planned and worked out in my head but when it comes to verbalising a vision of the cuff somethings get lost in translation

[@rsh793]

Love that colt!

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you. 😊

[@MarkODea-e8n]

Cattle look in great condition

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thanks Mark. Feeling more confident as eash winter comes

[@jaginsligo]

Maverick looks to be in great condition, in calf suits her

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you lad. Ye she turned out a nice one . Will be interesting to see her with calf at foot

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Nice video

[@azamyahmad]

Welcome back my friend and absolutely another beautiful upload and share and lovely piece of work and gorgeous settings presentation camera Job ! .. million thanks

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you too my friend 🙌

[@kieranosullivan02]

Blue cow still around I see haha. ground condition and grass are well ahead of last year so far

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

I'm brutal kieran. I find it hard to part

[@colmanlong1032]

Didnt the bull do very well sean,the galloways are def one of the best breeds for your system.

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Absolutely Colman and after getting the bullock back I'm super pleased with the galloways. I have to give credit too to the shorthorn when there crossed. Very excited for 2025🙌

[@mronion.9166]

Cattle looking well Sean maverick is coming into a nice heifer, your bull is very quiet & content in the videos is he quiet in general? Will u hold him for next year r sell him there a nice cross on your cows.

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Thank you Mr onion yes he is very quiet. I've seen him act bullish once with strange cattle close by. I'll not be holding on to him he didn't turn out like I need conformation wise. Maybe I'm wrong but I have a type in my head and he's not it. I think he's leggy funny enough and him a beltie. Gone to show we can find a lot of verify in a breed

[@padraigmacgabhann2045]

Great video again Seán, do have those little dung beetles in your area?

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Well padraig thank you .yes we do .if we look down at the dung we see all the hole they make into it .Allowing the elements to interact and help break it down . Lovely to see🙌

[@davidgilliland2658]

You don't mind rushes on your land. Are their no sprayers in your Country

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

Well David its a long story to be honest. But my thoughts are the rushes are there for a reason. I could top spray top spray spend a heap of money and be no further on .infact I'd have just damaged the biology even move and created the perfect environment for more topping and spraying topping and spray. So I allow the soil to speak to me in its on language. Its up to us to take heed or go to war I'm a never ending cycle

[@Mickymaxywonder]

What kinda acreage do u farm sean

[@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569]

We have around 35 acres lad . Tight enough tbh

[@Mickymaxywonder]

@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569 That's a nice plot it looks like prosperous soil too, your doing a good job sean keep it up. I like watching your stuff you have a fantastic sense of humour and personality and with that goes progress so best of luck sean I'm sure u will expand it over time 😉

[@adammac4381]

Sean, rushes die if their roots are exposed to air,,,, or the soil is adequately aerated. Whilst your regen cattle moves is improving everything,, its not exactly doing anything for rushes. So the effects of set stocking from yester-year and wet soil compression is still there. If you ever get the chance, do a few grubb plows or if you can borrow /rent a non inverted plow,,,, thats the ticket