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Title: Weekend gallery: Ballyjamesduff Mart and potato harvesting
This week, our photographers attended the weanlings sale at Ballyjamesduff Mart, saw some potato harvesting in Meath and followed an organic farm walk in Co Sligo.
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Weekend gallery: Ballyjamesduff Mart and potato harvesting
This week, our photographers attended the weanlings sale at Ballyjamesduff Mart, saw some potato harvesting in Meath and followed an organic farm walk in Co Sligo.
Anthony, Kevin, Pader, Peter and Joe Whyte digging potatoes at Kiltale, Co Meat,h using a Grimme harvester. With the good weather they have been experiencing, they will be finished harvesting potatoes well before November, which they say is unusual for this time of year.
Digging potatoes at Kiltale, Co Meath .
Craig Lovett, auctioneer at Ballyjamesduff Mart weanling sale.
Hugh Faulkner with his children Louis, Jessica and Gavin from Virginia at the weanling sale at Ballyjamesduff Mart. Louis reads the Irish Farmers Journal every week.
Richard Norton, pig farmer in Ballingarry, CoTipperary, with his seven-week-old piglets. Photo: Mary Browne.
The crowd heads back to host farmer Paul Kelly's house for tea after a Teagasc organic farm walk open day in Ballygawley, Co Sligo. Photo: James Connolly.
Taking a break at the Northern Ireland Vintage Ploughing Championships, Tandragee, are Thomas McCabe, Oldcastle, Co Meath, along with Alec and Alan McLaughlin, both from Limavady.
Beef cows grazing at Borris, Co Carlow, on a sunny day in October.
The nervousness of the seller, the excitement of the buyer and the whack of the auctioneer's hammer. Damien O'Reilly reflects on the beauty of the mart.
The nervousness of the seller, the excitement of the buyer and the whack of the auctioneer's hammer. Damien O'Reilly reflects on the beauty of the mart
While Clarkson’s Farm is known for showing farming in a fun light, series three isn’t shying away from many agricultural issues Irish farmers will be familiar with.
With the Duggan family entering their 10th decade of contracting, Peter Thomas Keaveney catches up with the brothers in Co Cork who recently took delivery of their second Krone Big X 630 forager.
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