Thank god, finally an Irish show that isn't a complete disgrace. Love the videos. Any chance ye would make a documentary about the real life ups and downs of a contractor? That would be class. We want more!!!!! Great work
I worked on a sheep farm for a bit, pretty standard equipment, manitou loader and a New Holland tractor from 2012. And for some reason, during the time working there and seeing the equipment of neighbouring farms, I had fallen in love with Case and New Holland Combines.
Great video once again , always follow ur dream is right, since the age of ten I wanted to have sheep now I'm fifteen I have learned lots about farming at a young age , I started buying pet lambs and rearing them and then sold them on , hopefully in March I'll have 20-30 ewes and lambs , just 4-5 years ago I started off with two then it just went on , if u like something don't do it for the money do it because u love it , anyways hope to meet u at the ploughing championships if I can afford to get the tickets, love ur vids , - Kevin Maher -
it's grand at a young age to do it for the love of it but That Won't pay the contractor or mortgage or vet fees cattle or sheep feed at current date one is lucky to make twenty quid ahead profit. but keep at it an hopeful by the time ur parents retire in there late 60s or seventies things will have picked up.
it's in possible now a days for young farmers to get the go ahead as older generations ain't passing over the land until there 70s or even more an in most situations there sons are in there 40s an there no point starting to build a farm at that stage it just wouldn't be possible unless of course the son has a big bank account already an needs no loans an can start making a profit from the off
that was a very informative interview thank's. today i have learnt that you are more than two ,legend's and a donkey ,which is video i watch, when i need a, pick me up
Thank god, finally an Irish show that isn't a complete disgrace.
Love the videos. Any chance ye would make a documentary about the real life ups and downs of a contractor?
That would be class. We want more!!!!!
Great work
I worked on a sheep farm for a bit, pretty standard equipment, manitou loader and a New Holland tractor from 2012. And for some reason, during the time working there and seeing the equipment of neighbouring farms, I had fallen in love with Case and New Holland Combines.
Had the pleasure of doing a job for Michael once, an absolute gent
Very cool chap with a great outlook
fantastic video thanks.
Love this
What an absolute gentleman, and Donkey is a bad chap either 😁
Hi grassmen I'm only 13 and from a non farming background but work on the local farm and wish the grow up as a farming
@grassmen. Was there ever a part 2 to this interview? I can’t find it. Would be great to hear more from Michael Hoey
Anyone know who the music is performed by. Its Brilliant! Please someone know. Thanks in advance.
are you ever coming to the highlands of scotland
Interesting!!
Flip some setup. How many acres are they cutting?
thats a realy nice viedeo
Great video once again , always follow ur dream is right, since the age of ten I wanted to have sheep now I'm fifteen I have learned lots about farming at a young age , I started buying pet lambs and rearing them and then sold them on , hopefully in March I'll have 20-30 ewes and lambs , just 4-5 years ago I started off with two then it just went on , if u like something don't do it for the money do it because u love it , anyways hope to meet u at the ploughing championships if I can afford to get the tickets, love ur vids , - Kevin Maher -
Good luck with sleeps mate, I'd probably say lean into Texels as you make a fair profit and they aren't that bad. Good luck again!
it's grand at a young age to do it for the love of it but That Won't pay the contractor or mortgage or vet fees cattle or sheep feed at current date one is lucky to make twenty quid ahead profit. but keep at it an hopeful by the time ur parents retire in there late 60s or seventies things will have picked up.
it's in possible now a days for young farmers to get the go ahead as older generations ain't passing over the land until there 70s or even more an in most situations there sons are in there 40s an there no point starting to build a farm at that stage it just wouldn't be possible unless of course the son has a big bank account already an needs no loans an can start making a profit from the off
that was a very informative interview thank's.
today i have learnt that you are more than two ,legend's and a donkey ,which is video i watch, when i need a, pick me up
well done on 50k
Where about sin Dublin is this
I'm stuck with a fiat 780
cool video fram
Are you in Ireland?
yup in the north.
1st on grassmen video!
love your videos where's kirstie really want grass men to reply
+Annie Nagle Kirstie is still on board. Won't be long now until she makes an appearance.
+Annie Nagle Kirstie is still on board. Won't be long now until she makes an appearance.
+Grassmen aww good can't wait to see her will I be seeing ye at the ploughing ❤
+Annie Nagle yeah we will be there.
+Grassmen good I bought some of your merchandise last year
Grassmen come to South ireland
I'm in lusk
Music at the start?
Michael is as sound as a pound
First view and like
dosam teng els
2 nd view
first