A nice quiet start to the new year Sean and farming as it’s meant to be. The winter mornings look so calm and peaceful. The cows look well, I’m looking forward to calving but equally we’ll enjoy a bit of tranquility before we get to that point. Animals always demand some hard work and commitment but you’re living the life! 🇮🇪🇸🇬
Thank you for the update Seán. It may be freezing but they all look nice and warm. You have plenty of frost there we have plenty of rain down south. Stay warm.
All are doing well Stephen out from the white shorthorn. Her leg never cured I did everything. She's still around the yard eating silage and a bit of a pick.
Well k . So winter and all works to provide for winter is the single most expense we have in keeping cattle. From machinery to sheds fertility to slurry spreading and all the environmental regulations on top .it makes for huge capital investment and exposure. That's the macro argument. The day to day expense is transferring most of that into hands on labour we can provide ourselves with very little cost or inputs . My set up is obviously very basic but very scalable for bigger herds. Infact the big it gets the easier in my opinion so if I can do anyone can. So in short it's impossible to but a number on my savings but I'm feeding 2 bales less a week but not paying the banks either or ploughing other money into it🙌
@@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569 I should have said 50-70 per week , either way you’re making out wintering look very doable. I had my last roast beef this evening, a sad day 😔
LOL the ponies were certainly saying "shut up and let us in already"! That's still a high temperature in the ground 'til January this year - so much nicer than last :)
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Happy new year, very interesting video, thanks Sean
Lovely video. All looking happy
Thank you Stephanie happy new year 🙌
A nice quiet start to the new year Sean and farming as it’s meant to be. The winter mornings look so calm and peaceful. The cows look well, I’m looking forward to calving but equally we’ll enjoy a bit of tranquility before we get to that point.
Animals always demand some hard work and commitment but you’re living the life!
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Thank you Peter and happy new year 🙌
I just love the way you communicate with the animals and of course the land 😊
Thanks Rachel 😀🙌
Great video again Sean and happy new year.
Thank you Declan. And many returns to you and yours
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Thank you for the update Seán. It may be freezing but they all look nice and warm. You have plenty of frost there we have plenty of rain down south. Stay warm.
Snow never arrived here Maria. I've a feeling it we be back again
We've a few months to go yet. 🙌
Good afternoon Sean! 🐄🐂🐂
Hi Dawn hope the weather is not to bad we got away handy enough 🙌
Good on you Sean you have your cattle well trained. 🐂🐃🐂
Well Billy now you have it train the cows and no need for the dog 😀
Some Scuttery cold day down here sean.Lovely video.
Thank you colman. No snow on the ground this morning . We had a lot of sleet though.🙌
I like your editing style
Thank you happy new year priapos 🙌
How's the white shorthorn getting on and the other ones at home
All are doing well Stephen out from the white shorthorn. Her leg never cured I did everything. She's still around the yard eating silage and a bit of a pick.
Great video Sean plenty to ponder , a considerable saving financially with out wintering then , probably 50-70 euros?
Well k . So winter and all works to provide for winter is the single most expense we have in keeping cattle. From machinery to sheds fertility to slurry spreading and all the environmental regulations on top .it makes for huge capital investment and exposure. That's the macro argument. The day to day expense is transferring most of that into hands on labour we can provide ourselves with very little cost or inputs .
My set up is obviously very basic but very scalable for bigger herds. Infact the big it gets the easier in my opinion so if I can do anyone can.
So in short it's impossible to but a number on my savings but I'm feeding 2 bales less a week but not paying the banks either or ploughing other money into it🙌
@@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569 I should have said 50-70 per week , either way you’re making out wintering look very doable. I had my last roast beef this evening, a sad day 😔
Sorry watching late had a funeral for a man I’ve known for over three quarters of my life and worked two difficult jobs together.
Sorry for your loss john . Hope you are OK. 🙏
LOL the ponies were certainly saying "shut up and let us in already"!
That's still a high temperature in the ground 'til January this year - so much nicer than last :)
Haha yes they were anxious to move for sure. We got away with the snow.
I've a feeling it'll be back again 🙌
It's amazing how hairy the ponies have gotten since the last time we saw them.
There the galloways of the equine world when it comes to outwintering 🙌
Looking cold 🥶
Its raining here in Laois😢
Same here pol this morning. Snowing now but it's wet
@seanofalluinregenerativefa4569 small bit last night and it has stuck but roads are ok.
it wont be easy for you with the snow coming just have to make the best of it lad once they have plenty haylage hope you get through it .
Thank you my friend🙌
Folks this the time off year for cold weather cattle lookig well
Thank you Tom happy new year
John Deere 7810 keep her lit
A good video and it’s super cold this weekend,, hope we don’t get the snow in the west,, see Kerry has it already
Happy new year 2025
Thank you Seanie. Cold but no snow much here🙌