Conall Moore

Beans went in this weekend

Back to having either the tramlines or the crop looking nice

First fert on winter oats

Winter barley looking well after getting its compound 2 weeks ago today

@hanloniall Will decide after soil tests

@ConallMoore5 What crop will you put in oats?

Another tillage project.

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@AtGardiner Barley all looks good this year, nearly all 6 row Integral or Joyua, I am a Firm believer in going with fert early on these varieties.

@ConallMoore5 It looks like a grass field. Smashing looking crop

Compound going out on all of the 6 rows

Looking for ground to rent/lease for tillage this spring in East Galway/Roscommon

Some shots from harvest

Winter oats 🙈

Ready for grass 2026

A bit of a touch up on the 6612

Some hedge cutting done recently on hire

@RobKelly89 I do hear some lads saying that but I rarely see any mould with net

@ConallMoore5 It’s a fair chunk alright. Father was very sceptical to change over to it. I must say since we swapped over to getting bales with the barrell wrap the quality of the bales has increased and a lot less mould also. Not as prone to bird damage.

Done a deal during the week on this fusion 4. It’s a standard non NRF baler. The 3rd one we bought since NRF came out and we still haven’t lost all our work like the salesman said when they first came out. It is the 13th round baler to come to this farm since Dad started

@RobKelly89 Nearly 15k more plus vat initial cost, more hassle when operating and a lot more electrics on the machine

@ConallMoore5 Any reason in particular to not go with the NRF on the baler?

A bit of sowing again this week

@GaryHarrison It’s this week

@ConallMoore5 What year was that?

Never as glad to see barley emerged