The Manx flag at the Lhen 🇮🇲 #IsleOfMan #manx #SummerNights

Nothing “green and pleasant” about this land but rather “brown and burned off”. Desperately need rain #TeamDairy #IsleofMan #farmiom #drought18 #Farm365

Harvesting osr at 6am before it gets too dry again 🧐 #Harvest18

Winter barley cut before yesterday's very welcome rain. #Harvest18 #iom

Rowan Atkinson said that comparing Muslim women to letterboxes was “an almost perfect visual simile” spr.ly/6011DQnoH

#oats buried underground at $150 odd being dug up a couple years later at $300 odd as good as the day they went in.

We are pleased to advise that the hosepipe ban has been lifted as from today. Thanks to everyone for #usingwaterwisely and making #everydropcount #iom

Now that’s funny...

Excited to announce the opportunity to join Precision Grazing! We are looking for a talented individual for this full time role of Livestock Systems Consultant starting in 2019. For more information and full job description email: [email protected] Please RT!

My dad told me this evening that he forgot about the corona virus earlier and gave a lift to a lad he knew that was thumbing. They remembered whilst en route so they let down the windows. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 #delboy

Weather you’re cynical about this or not... all we can do is take it at face value and hold them to account. We should expect our MPs to tell the truth, if they don’t we should be furious. This is important

Goes to show the potential of what can be achieved when we put science, diplomacy and unity together rather than the existing polarisation and propaganda. Really good news this! #teamdairy #Sustainability

Haven’t put phosphate on in 5 years. 5 years corn on corn with cereal rye cover crop and cattle on the winter and added biologicals.. Yields some of strongest in 25 years of farming it, no lime applied in 7 years, an only 75# of potash applied last 3 years in season. Cool to see

Carbon audits on farms show net zero average Read more: buff.ly/3oMST06

My wife Marilyn has done a fantastic job rearing 650 little Wagyu’s this Autumn. Keeps us out of the bobby calf trade, keeps NZ beef in a premium position overseas and the cheque from First Light Wagyu pays for all our replacement dairy animals.

50% less N spread so far and still loads of surplus, think we have a lot of money poured down the drain with years gone by 🤔

1/ Camera at the mart today with Irish Farmers Journal outside Tokyo, #Japan where near 1,000 Wagyu weanlings averaging 300kg hit €4,000 and above. Cattle all sold in individual lots, washed and brushed before sale

Ok Emma if you wouldn’t mind changing direction please it would be appreciated!!!

Have decided to cut stocking rate across the whole farm following all this wet weather. Selling 20 cows, 30 maiden heifers and 40 heifer calves on Grasstec Ltd website. AI bred,milk recorded high EBI stock. Retweet’s appreciated