Hereās an idea KP volunteer to cut the local GAA pitches and bag the grass
Our cattle could get depressed if they ate grass from Limerick Gaa pitches.
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Selling bales up here lads.
Owners of show jumping horses have been buying consistently and will pay more for this years stuff, donāt want the older.
Real farmers will now take anything thatās going. Must be serious lads.
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Fucking bogger cuntsā¦
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Would cattle eat thin plastic? We could kill two birds here
Itās a serious issue.
I hope youāre logging it all for your tax returns?
Have the piebalds chewed the straps off the sulky yet?
Not for vegetariansā¦
Cattle are vegetarians, pal.
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Well feed them some tofu so.
Do you like Tofu flavored Milk ( meat )?
Itās a big issue for a lot of farmers where it wouldnāt have been 10 years ago. Loads of lads increased dairy herds at the expense of fodder. Coming back to bite them now. If the price of milk wasnāt strong for the last while there would be delirium.
Give them cake.
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There are a few rows of silage bales that must be five years old over at the auld fellas that are slowly evolving into a rather interesting and unique landform. A few quid may be made from them yet. 
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No. We use coconut milk for the porridge and almond milk for the tea. I occasionally let the little lady have some real dairy milk with some rice Krispies but the last thing we want is someone going full tank rural on us.
What exactly is fodder? Is it gay or grass or something? Can livestock not eat nuts and stuff instead?
Edit: double post.
Itāll be a coral reef in a few years.
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