How bad is it that I wish it was me. All of that lovely manure! My field would love it. Just getting ready for spring planting. AS my Dad would say, its the smell of money. :) Have a lovely weekend.
I love the smell of the fields here and yes with a fresh layer of manure on them to . Harvesting hear is late this year here the drought and heat has delayed it all . Thanks for sharing , Have a good weekend !
We live in Northern Ireland and found your blog earlier this year. We also live on a small farm and we have beef cattle not dairy. Our farm/house is near a village called Trillick which is 15 miles from the town of Omagh and 11 miles from the town of Enniskillen. We live in County Tyrone. We are Evangelical Christians with an 18 year old daughter. Your blog is most interesting and enjoyable to read.
hahaha! :) you brought back sensory memories. :)
ReplyDeleteHow bad is it that I wish it was me. All of that lovely manure! My field would love it. Just getting ready for spring planting. AS my Dad would say, its the smell of money. :) Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of the fields here and yes with a fresh layer of manure on them to . Harvesting hear is late this year here the drought and heat has delayed it all . Thanks for sharing , Have a good weekend !
ReplyDeleteThe ensilage is just about done here, the chopp'n corn will be at least two more months.
ReplyDeleteLinda
We live in Northern Ireland and found your blog earlier this year. We also live on a small farm and we have beef cattle not dairy. Our farm/house is near a village called Trillick which is 15 miles from the town of Omagh and 11 miles from the town of Enniskillen. We live in County Tyrone. We are Evangelical Christians with an 18 year old daughter. Your blog is most interesting and enjoyable to read.
ReplyDeleteThanks for following! Ireland is on my husband's bucket list to see some day. I'm sure it's beautiful where you live!
DeleteOur children refer to this air as 'farm fresh smells'
ReplyDeleteNo corn or sunflowers being harvested here yet. I hear some ranchers are working on chopping corn.
ReplyDeleteJ started hauling manure yesterday. He has one years worth of manure to spread and it shouldn't take him long.
Have a great week!
Sounds like harvesting is upon you. It feels good when you have time to get everything done.
ReplyDeleteAnd, another season passes... bet it feels good to get the harvesting done!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I don't mind the cow manure on the fields, but I really, really dislike the pig manure... yucky!
Have a lovely weekend, and enjoy this cooler season and the beginning of Fall :)
~K.