Couple of autumn fatties dried off and going for their summer holidays

Mown 13 days ago, 2nd cut is on its way at least. 5mm rain today to help it along, was starting to test the drought tolerance of red clover

Spring bulling heifers, back on the platform through serving , helping lift stocking rate and chomp through a bit of that surplus grass

Sunday afternoon backing gate break down with Mondays repair by our local metal worker extraordinaire! If carlsberg did fabricators....

3 lovely black and white girls that caught my eye as I let the springs in their new field this afternoon 😍#lovecows😍

Day 22 of AI, time to recruit some highly incentivised colleagues to help us out on the heat detection job. 2 bulls in with the 270 springs. Will serve alongside them for the next 3 wks

Just a cow enjoying splashing about with a water trough, on her way back out to grazing after milking this afternoon 😀

Well these girls don't look like they'll be in a hurry this morning! Some day for it

A bit late to the party, but a massive shout out to all the people who helped make our open farm Sunday event a success. Unbelievable attendance, hugely appreciated. Thank you so much

Reason number 101 why it is great getting up on a summers morning. Taken by one of our team getting the cows in for morning milking 👌

Autumn calving fatties welcoming a shift to more grass. Looks like we are on for a scorcher today 🌞🌞🌞🌞

Self feed pro's, what do you do when you get to this stage? Keep going until it falls down or is there a more controlled approach? Joe Delves Nick Ranson Dan Burdett Luppo Diepenbroek

One of my colleagues today commenting on drought, calving and the relentless heat - "its hard to know if we're on the edge of a breakdown or breakthrough". About sums it up nicely 🌞🌵🌞🌵🌞🌵

One of today's heifers, smiley face on one side and a sad face in the other 😃 😔

Not bad for November :)

New pigtail design to stop cows pushing them over when live stakes aren't doing the job

I turned 41 this year, and here's some honest, tough-love advice for people in their 20s. 1: If you have a comfortable job, you're doing it wrong. 2: Your designer degree from an overpriced university is overrated for 99.99% of career fields.

My family turned a small farm in 1988 into one of the largest tulip businesses in the world. I asked them the biggest lessons they’d learned on the way to selling 120 million tulips a year. Here are 10 lessons for every (aspiring) entrepreneur:

The reason why so many of our herd are dangerously friendly!

Celebrating success at our local ag society awards with dairy team last night, back to reality a little worse for wear this morning 🥳🙄