Post-harvest clean up and maintenance at Westerhall Farm.

Rain clouds sit heavy above The Distillery

Early morning harvest.

As our harvest team breaks for the week, our tractor drivers work the fields of Hope farm, to prepare for the land for replating.

Cane fields of Pearls Farm.

Restoring Hope! (At Hope Farm). Progress continues on the maintenance of the farm, where a proper draining system is being put in placed before re-planting begins.

Tests on the mill - post maintenance. Ensuring we are ready to resume harvesting CaneCo this week!

A rainy morning slows us, but doesn’t stop the harvest. #WesterhallFarm

Harvest at Meadows began this morning, too. Field: Zuppy Cane Variety: Purple Tall Boy

Spotted Lucy in her outdoor office.

Colours line the sky after a rainy morning harvest at Nursery Farm. Field: Bamboolay Cane variety: ‘Cain’

A #CaneCoCandid of Benedict, or ‘Big Ben’ as he’s known. This week - whenever the rain has held off for long enough - we harvest Purple Tall Boy cane variety from ‘Graham’ field on Meadows farm. Our first ever harvest of this particular farm.

Our new tractor has arrived! Here’s Lucy to bring it in.

#CaneCoCandids featuring Edwin, Matthew, Oscar, Deborah and Keisha. We return to the fields for the start of the year’s growth with the planting ‘Clean Esther’ cane variety on Nursery Farm.

Our team at the ready for a new season of #harvesting. We begin on Lake Antoine farm at the North of the Island, with the harvest of ‘Purple TallBoy’ on Swamp Field.

Verna’s a former CaneCo alumnus who we’re delighted to say couldn’t keep away after retirement and has rejoined the team. We’re extra delighted since, when she’s not headfirst in the cane, Verna makes some of the best guava jam on the island…

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We had the pleasure of showing 76 members of the Irish Tillage Society why Irish grown Barley is so important to Waterford Distillery #tillage #barley

This, and tonic, is all I shall be drinking this summer,

Freshly harvested. Perhaps our most majestic farm, Lake Antoine, just after the cane has been brought in.