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Karen McCabe runs a 15-cow suckler herd in Drumlegga, Cloone, Co Leitrim.
As we all know (especially ourselves in the last while) if you’ve cattle out, they occasionally take hedges as a suggestion instead of an instruction.
Watch: six-week-old calf sells for €1,400 in Ennis
Competition: Win a Husqvarna mower worth €30,000 with the Irish Farmers Journal
Farm visits make me question what I do
Camera at the Mart:record-shattering Cahersiveen sale sees 63% break €2,000 mark
Farmer Writes: settling in with dogs and sheep in Co Tyrone
In this area, the cuckoo has traditionally returned mid-April and with impeccable timing, they flew in just before the weather turned on the 18 April.
As Karen McCabe gets ready put the remaining stock out to grass, she muses on the passing of time and learning on job.
Having a few dry weeks to start March off is wonderful, as the farm jobs can be done with gusto, in the hopes of a good year.
Karen McCabe farms with her father Michael in Drumlegga, Co Leitrim.
This week Karen McCabe discusses a number of jobs that have been done on the farm of late, from hoof trimming to new farm toys.
After 15 days without, power has return to Karen McKabe’s home and farm.
Travelling anywhere on the roads shows just how extreme the wind was, with fallen/broken trees everywhere and buildings damaged.
'Powering the Future of Farming' EverPower and Arrabawn Tipperary Co-op announced a strategic solar energy partnership to ‘Power the Future of Farming’. The new alliance will roll out renewable energy across farms and agribusinesses.