Some scenes from #Harvest2025 Great weather, good grain yield and lots of straw. Finished cutting spring barley this evening, still Field beans to cut, towards the end of the month I'd say.

Yesterday we ran in a new water mains trenchless using Terra Services, arrived at 9am and finished at 12, super job. Put in a 40mm pipe replaced a 1.5" 60 year old pipe that we fixed a number of leaks. We only had to dig 3 holes, machine did the rest.

Simon Harris TD

Have the 460 loaded up and heading to the Black bull thrashing, feeling a bit lazy this morning so just bringing the one Nuff

Very enjoyable day at Black Bull Threshing today, big crowd and lots happening. A few pics and a nice plaque for the collection.

1st September and definitely starting to feel autumnal. Normally this pic would be bang on, middle of harvest but this year grain is all cut just some beans left.

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With over one thousand farmers in the room, the National Tillage Crisis Meeting is underway here in the Killashee Hotel in Naas. Minister Martin Heydon is in attendance along with a number of key tillage sector leaders. #BackFarming #SaveTillage

There isn't room to stand in Killashee at the Irish Farmers' Association Tillage Crisis Meeting. A sign of where the sector is at. Keep an eye on.Irish Farmers Journal for updates.

"It's never common courtesy to lie." Charlie Kirk RIP 🙏

At " da ploughing" Have the 802 in the vintage section. Say hello if you see me.

In memory of Tom Joughin Ballyduff Tullamore, youngest brother of my maternal grandmother who was KIA on this date 20th September 1917. Enlisted in Enniskillen and joined 6th Dragoons (Inniskillins) later transferred to Machine Gun Corp. Long gone but not forgotten War is hell

Had a lovely evening in St Pauls church Portarlinton last night, Midland string quartet playing ABBA hits and then retiring to Delaneys pub for excellent pints. Yeah a good night for sure.

Must be a busy morning in the air!

Cutting beans

1st of October, we're in the last quarter.

Today was the Harvest Thanksgiving in St Marys Geashill, I brought the 460 and two jute bags of barley and a small sample of beans, my efforts at the Harvest decorations. A lot of people nowadays don't realize that all grain had to be handled in bags, 2cwt or more!

It's November lads