A LOOK AT THE 200-ACRE FARMERS JOURNAL DEMO FARM
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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Welcome to the latest Ewetube video where we take you on a journey to the Irish Farmers Journal Demo Farm in Tullamore! In this video, we provide an in-depth shearing demonstration, showcasing the skill and precision required for this essential farming task as well as a stunning aerial view of the beautiful Tullamore farm, captured by our drone. You'll see the lush landscapes and the well-maintained facilities that make this demo farm a standout in the region.
But that's not all! We also have exclusive interviews with Darren Carty and Shaun Diver, two of the leading experts at the farm. They share their insights on the current activities, challenges, and innovations happening on the farm. From livestock management to the latest in farming technology, their knowledge is invaluable for anyone interested in agriculture.
Additionally, we talk to renowned sheep dog handler Eamonn Egan. In our conversation, Eamonn provides valuable insights into the art of training a sheep dog. Learn the techniques and dedication required to train these intelligent and hardworking dogs, and discover how they become essential partners in managing the flock.
In this video, you will:
In this video, you will:
Witness a live shearing demonstration.
Enjoy breathtaking drone footage of the Tullamore farm.
Gain insights from interviews with farm experts Darren Carty and Shaun Diver.
Learn about the latest developments and practices at the Irish Farmers Journal Demo Farm.
Get expert advice on sheep dog training from Eamonn Egan
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My name is Karol Devaney and I'm a Hill Farmer and Sheep Shearer from Sligo in the Northwest of Ireland. 💚
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Thanks for giving us a peak at the farm Your new pup looks sharp
You’re welcome Brigid!
Fantastic video lad only over the road from my home place but was never in tullamore farm looks some spot, Thanks for sharing super video.
Ah interesting! Glad you liked it!
Great video
Really interesting video looks a grate set up those guys have!
A fine setup surely David. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Fer explaining everything.
No bother Ron! By the way we do send merch to Oz since you were asking!
Thanks, great video! Llama is used as a livestock guard here in California, USA where predators include coyotes, bears and mountain lions 🦙
Karol and Jazz, thank you for a great video! The nee pup is adorable. I hope she works out.
Most welcome Michelle!
Great video Karl
Glad you enjoyed it Gerry!
Great video Karl 👌
Glad you liked it Gary, we’re back to more regular videos now 😁
Very good video
Great interviews , very educational, excellent video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very good video. Very informative 👏 👌
Thanks Neil
Super video very interesting good work keep them coming
Thanks Gerry, will do!
You should do a video on the Bowen technique yourself Karol. Show all the blows from start to finish. Would be a good reference video for all shearers
Not a bad idea at all!
Brilliant video, it’s good to see the demo farm - great idea , the interviews were class as well .
Do they do many open days ? What sort of numbers attend?
The shearing demo was good, think you need a Mike next time so you can describe the blows as your doing them
Keep up the good work ( including the “jokes” ) 🐑🤠👌
Thanks great video I was there too great farm I have easy cares to You should look at the Clipex fencing some of the shows you at I have a lot of it now I never go back to timber fencing posts
They seem a good job!
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Iam with ya mate, should bloody come with cream butter and jam already on it 🤣🤣🤣
Glad someone agrees Colin! 🤣
Very interesting vlog - I know you are a shearer but I think by the end of your shearing career easy care will really have a foot hold - with wool prices they will need to be - have you been looking at what would suit the hill farm - if the native Alaskan sheep (Dall) is a hair sheep so their must be something that will work in your area's climate
Ah I think we’re alright, our sheep are nice for shearing and we can shear them ourselves. 😁
Is the pup from Egans in kilgarvan
It’s not Eric but it’s from that area!
Wise man once said "An ounce of breedin' is worth a tonne of feedin' "😁
A good saying Eamon 😂
You left some rain behind 😢
Left far too much behind 😂😂
I sure hope that pretty young lady grabs those clippers and gives you a proper hair cut instead of looking like you ran away from the barber halfway thru.
I'd rather keep a good mothering mule rearing twins for 4 laambings as a poor texel cross for 6 years rearing 1.5 lambs per year and she will need assistance at lambing , produce less milk and leave her lambs in the rain while she lies under a whin bush, big ewes are a no no there's no money in daylight, but hey what ever suits your system as we say 'there's exists as much difference within breeds as among breeds'.
Fair points Emmett!
@@ewetube.videos great blogs Karol , love the variety , hope you capture some Achill footage was down there last week and still alot of ewes towards Keel to shear .Good luck
@@emmett1739 I actually didn’t do a vlog this time, we go back there in a couple of weeks to shear the sheep around upper Achill and I thought that would be a better video - a bigger team on the job, more gathering on the mountain, dog work, etc.
Have a good one of us shearing our own mountain sheep coming out this weekend though. 😁
Lleyn men is the way forward
A lot of people are shying away from the mule in our area due to too higher lambing percentage- to many triplets that mean extra work/ costs
I run mostly Suffolk mules at roughly 1.85/1.9 lambs per ewe , the first cross Suffolk mule still has plenty of milk , they’re not huge sheep , high enough lambing % and the lambs grow well . All my ground is pretty poor old grass and they seem to do ok
Theres a big shift towards composite ewes , performance recorded to be low input high output- take a look at innovis sheep ,a guy up the road has recently sold all his mules ( farming them for 20 plus years) and gone down that route, strong sheep 🐑