It’s that time of the year again when you start worrying about what to buy for your family and friends. It is always a difficult ask. Farmers Ch...
10 signs your Significant other is a Subtle Scrooge The Christmas season is upon us, with decorations sparkling in every window, “Silver Bells&...
The “Black Friday” weekend is on its way and motley crews of shoppers are twisting their Dick Dastardly Movember moustaches with a c...
I’m moving back to the country. After leaving college I realised, like most from farming backgrounds, the farm isn’t going to make enough ...
In the last blog I spoke about the Celts running their animals between two bonfires during Samhain to cleanse them and bring them good luck for the st...
Halloween is fast approaching, bringing with it the menace of ghoulish children threatening your property with “tricks” unless you appease...
In years gone by every farm kept chickens. They provided the household with valuable food in the form of Eggs and meat and an additional source of inc...
In my Fiancée’s Grandmother’s house there is a picture of her grandfather and his horses competing, and winning in the ploughing ba...
Rural crime remains a major issue around the country. Despite 2017 statistics suggesting that crime in Ireland only rose 3% on the 2016 levels,...
It’s coming to that time of year again when sheep farmers are thinking about the mating season for their flocks. Most people are looking to th...
Climate change is wreaking havoc on our farming communities the past few years, particularly this year. A wet winter and spring followed by this drou...
Last time we offered advice for those showing animals at shows this year. So now we’ve put together a few tips for those thinking of headin...
