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The sun is blazing and the roar of machinery is reverberating around the countryside as farmers gather up that green grass Ireland is famed for.
She's a grass eater #silage17 pic.twitter.com/QHuGhiw9op
— Kehoe Farming (@kehoefarming) May 23, 2017
Fine day for it
— Farmers Journal (@farmersjournal) May 25, 2017
Tweet us your #silage17 videos and photos or email readerspics@farmersjournal.ie. pic.twitter.com/GgJC0pyi5n
More #silage17 but a bit more of a old school approach pic.twitter.com/QAZ3wMO3ml
— Andy Hird (@ahird95) May 24, 2017
It’s hungry work out in the fields all day.
James having dinner in the silage field #silage17 pic.twitter.com/m0tCr69fcs
— Jamie Kealy (@KealyJamie) May 24, 2017
It's official - it's a hot day!! pic.twitter.com/jybvowtOOF
— Ashleigh Fennell (@Densefog2008) May 24, 2017
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P. Roche Agri cutting silage on Eamon O'Reilly’s farm in Laois.
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