What a beautiful, historic farm! I am in North Carolina in the USA. Ireland is on my list of places to visit. I have farmed livestock for 23 years. Now just have a few sheep and raise and train herding English Shepherd dogs. Best of luck with your growing farm. It obviously is in your blood!
Loved looking at a small Irish Farm, we farm in New Zealand mainly finishing store lambs and have 40 head of cattle this year, who are grass fed for 10 months of the year. July/August (our last two months of winter) their main source of fed is balage or hay, which is fed to them in a paddock that has shelter and saved grass.
@@IDoAgri hello thankyou for the reply . no I do not farm wish I had but life took me other places . Farming tho had meaning . most of people I see see And know are blank , that's my appinion. You have a beautiful farm and life even if it's hard . Enjoy .
Farming certainly gives us some meaning and purpose, thanks for you kind words. I consider myself lucky, all the best from us here in Ireland to you stateside
Just watch a video on hay cutting and now this. What a beautiful farm with so much history I would imagine. May I ask the ago of the farm and how long has it been in your family? Also the size of the place in acreage if possible. Will definitely be looking at more of your videos over time your grandfather seems amazing and looks as if he still really enjoys working each day. I’m sure you both enjoy the time you spend together and he can teach you so much. Susan
Ya keep the place tidy, nice to see the small farm operation. Grand job ya done on the crush, fair play to ya. Good luck with the channel and the farming.
Thanks Randolph, it is beautiful. Yes the Stone is from the land they stand on. The area is full of limestone. Good for drainage but you wont have fun driving Fence Posts 😂😅
Nice setup there. A nice handy size farm and go organic, I would think is the best option. I like the idea of a swarm of bees. Also the pond is supporting the ecological system. Maybe plant a few apple trees.
With so many stone buildings I'm wondering is the soil there stoney ? I mean if the stone in the buildings came from the property it must be a very rocky or stoney place,is it difficult to plow ?
Good video nice to see each field has a name and history behind it you should get your grandfather to give you as much information and your surroundings town lands as possible you may not think of this now but in years to come its so important that you in turn pass it on to your family, this is one thing that Wii all ways keep our country irish from stories and every day life passed on ,we will Make Ireland Great Again, good man
What a beautiful, historic farm! I am in North Carolina in the USA. Ireland is on my list of places to visit. I have farmed livestock for 23 years. Now just have a few sheep and raise and train herding English Shepherd dogs. Best of luck with your growing farm. It obviously is in your blood!
Loved looking at a small Irish Farm, we farm in New Zealand mainly finishing store lambs and have 40 head of cattle this year, who are grass fed for 10 months of the year. July/August (our last two months of winter) their main source of fed is balage or hay, which is fed to them in a paddock that has shelter and saved grass.
Like how neat you keep your barns lovely painted doors and painted galvanised roofs
Thank you yes we like to keep things looking tip top if we can help it
Great video! I’d love to get back to the farm life! Spent The last 16 years in NYC but grew up in Co. Mayo
Unreal farm lad💪
How many acres do you have ? How much livestock generally do you have throughout the year ?
Nice tour.... very enjoyable. Lovely setting. Stone ditches are very picturesque. 👍👍
Glad you liked it Geryry, the stone is a nice sight on the landscape. Nice spot for sure.
Thankyou for sharing your farm , I am new to your channel , beautiful place and aira.thankyou .in Utah USA
You are very welcome, and welcome to the channel i glad you like it. So cool to have viewers from the states. Do you farm out in Utah yourself?
@@IDoAgri hello thankyou for the reply . no I do not farm wish I had but life took me other places . Farming tho had meaning . most of people I see see And know are blank , that's my appinion.
You have a beautiful farm and life even if it's hard .
Enjoy .
Farming certainly gives us some meaning and purpose, thanks for you kind words. I consider myself lucky, all the best from us here in Ireland to you stateside
Just watch a video on hay cutting and now this. What a beautiful farm with so much history I would imagine. May I ask the ago of the farm and how long has it been in your family? Also the size of the place in acreage if possible. Will definitely be looking at more of your videos over time your grandfather seems amazing and looks as if he still really enjoys working each day. I’m sure you both enjoy the time you spend together and he can teach you so much. Susan
Ya keep the place tidy, nice to see the small farm operation. Grand job ya done on the crush, fair play to ya. Good luck with the channel and the farming.
I wonder about your idea of tidy is at your home
@@michaelmichael7256 I'm assuming you have a reason for saying that, or are you just another nutter who has nothing good to say about anything.
@@wildcat22 are you blind ?
@@michaelmichael7256 nope, please do explain..
Great video. You have a beautiful farm. Beautiful green like nowhere else.
Nice history on the farm. Love the stone walls.
Declan this is just beautiful. Such a picturesque location with incredible stone work. Stone is native to your farm? Thank you for sharing.🐄🐂😷👍
Thanks Randolph, it is beautiful. Yes the Stone is from the land they stand on. The area is full of limestone. Good for drainage but you wont have fun driving Fence Posts 😂😅
@@IDoAgri Its interesting that you kept the old house. How many acres is the farm.
some place in its day, congrats on 1K
Thanks for sharing, can't wait to get back to Ireland. My family has a farm in Kiskeam.
Class vid again lad. Yard looks tidy and well organised. The names for your fields and sheds reminds me of our farm.
Very nice tour. Love your farm !!
Thanks Jim, its a nice little setup glad you like it too haha
Very nice yard mate, excellent work!
Good video nice farm tour keep them coming stay safe 🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍🚜👩🌾👩🌾
Good video nice place you have . Have a massey 265 myself great tractor 👍
A brilliant yoke mines straight piped
@@liamolooney1664👍
Great farm I hope it makes u plenty of money in the future
Great Farm Lad.
During summer if anyone has free clay or something you could fill in the hollow where it floods in winter nice vid thanks
That's a great idea! We would idealing concrete that part and get it all the way it can easily be cleaned. Cheers mate and thanks for watching
Love it I myself am a farmer from mayo and farm between 200 to 250 acres and rent 50 dry stock farmer and manage around 360 to 400 livestock
Nice setup there.
A nice handy size farm and go organic, I would think is the best option. I like the idea of a swarm of bees. Also the pond is supporting the ecological system. Maybe plant a few apple trees.
Cool spot, interesting bit about the pound field.
Tis a nice spot, yeah i didnt do it justice i must ask my grandad about the pound again.
Nice clean tidy yard you have there. Keep the video's coming.
Beautiful and Natural farm
Many Thanks, trying my best to make it as natural and beautiful as ever!
Very nice thank you very much.
That is amazing farm you have 😍 look after it!
Interesting video well kept homestead well done keep up the good work ..
Tidy place lad 👍
Congrats on the 1k subs. Just found your channel and subscribed
Thanks John, Im over the moon witht he 1k subs, thanks for the sub i hope you like what you see
Awesome GREAT video.. TQSM FOR sharing .. looking forward FOR MORE uploading video.. Million thumbs up FOR YOUR Excellent GREAT job.. HELLO 🇨🇦
Been waiting for this one for a while. great video
Howya mate i was looking for a farm myself just wondering how many acres you farm
I recognise the caesarian gate on your portable crate.did u work for bo steel at any stage?
I did yeah, i was the Draftsman there for about a year and was welding in there before that
I rember you being there .im chris barrett i was there agent nd fitter in kerry
Ah yeah I remember you, you were down the office one day weren't ya?
I was lad indeed .have u left there since ?
How much a acre of agricultural land cost in ireland ?
A kidney and your firstborn child for an acre. Buying 2 acres is tricky
15000 acre in laois
Great video Declan lovey farm ye have
Why were the cubicles dangerous? Surely they’re tried and tested
Great video Declan where did you get the led back lights for the 290
With so many stone buildings I'm wondering is the soil there stoney ? I mean if the stone in the buildings came from the property it must be a very rocky or stoney place,is it difficult to plow ?
You are not wrong sir, very stoney ground, alot of limestone in the region, horrible for arable or even trying to drive a steak haha
@@IDoAgri How would have done arable in the past
That’s a stunning little farm mate. Would love this as a map on fs it’s a beautiful place.
haha thanks Db, i would love to see that too. I plan to have a go at making the map myself next year...
The stone walls must be handy for fencing. Would you be getting a new conditioner or an old one
Very good video! Keep up the good work 😊💯
🎉🎉🎉opinion 😅
What are the future plans for the farm ?
How can you do the bale challenge if you hay isn’t wrapped 🥇
Yeah no I can't use hay, I will have to use Silage which is wrapped in the plastic
Howya declan just wondering if u could make a hittachi e30 3 tonne digger for fs19 for pc and consele would be great if u could👍👍👌
How long have you been farming
How old are the buildings? thank you
i wanna ask a questing if u dnt mind am i able to get a full time job as an agriculture farmer at 16
my farm is so wet if you drive in the feilds you will get stuck i already have got stuck in the 35x
smashed that like for ya bud
Neat and tidy spot 👍🏻
How do you driving slury
Good video nice to see each field has a name and history behind it you should get your grandfather to give you as much information and your surroundings town lands as possible you may not think of this now but in years to come its so important that you in turn pass it on to your family, this is one thing that Wii all ways keep our country irish from stories and every day life passed on ,we will Make Ireland Great Again, good man
Sweet video nice spot you have
What modder r u
For FS19 is it?
@@IDoAgri yes
@@joemccareyagrivideoclips4259 I'm currently modelling a case 4230 for fs19
@@IDoAgri what modder r u
@@joemccareyagrivideoclips4259 not sure what your question is
Are u full time or have u another job
Bro any job vacancy there. Please tell me bro i love to do this job
What a beautiful place! Thank you so much for sharing!
My family farms in Central Illinois USA
well done on 1k declin
Ya have a nice yard for diffin
Great video keep it up and well done on 1k subs
Lovely tidy farm I love all da stone walls I’d love to jump dem with my horse Declan
( maybe next summer when da ground dry🤣🤣)
Give me a text on that idea are ya going live tonight
Lovely
It would be 8ft
Do u want to live ther in ur grandparents house when ur older
U were nominated by Gerry 6420 to do the bale off challenge
Nice
Nice 🙂
Gd video scannnn
How many acers and how many cows
How many cows do ye have
Oh this is beautiful! Please don't support my romantic idea about farming 😆! Now I want to leave city and try it out .
Missed it 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️