Joshua Moore

First set of twins we have ever had on the farm born unassisted this evening

@farmerkaney You're feeling lucky we will see!

I'll be looking forward to spring coming in May.......

Thoughts on if this John deere expansion tank is salvageable?!? Or do I bite the bullet and get a new one at ~£150

@KieranR77752711 This will be her last calf I imagine. Too hard to work with and only milking on 2 quarters, although she still does a good job on her calves

Angus X Irish moiled heifer calf born yesterday. Mother is a bit spicy 🔥😡

@herefordcows 2 real posers in the 2nd photo 💪🏻

The heifer calves enjoying the sunshine and warmer temperature yesterday.

Grazing kicked off for 2026 today 🌱 in between the hail and snow showers

@KieranR77752711 The first calf we had was from a limXher and it had that brown colour to him

3rd calf on the ground today puts us to 36% calved in 5 days. All sired by our new Angus bull and low birth weight and easy calving seems to be coming through well so far

@herefordcows Plenty of life in him! Only about an hour old in that

@Joshua10540 He's got spunk!

Mother, daughter and grand daughter all calved within 5 hrs this morning. All calving a heifer calf 💪🏻 Calving intervals of 352, 362 and 365 days

Start of it for another year 👌🏻

Lambing started for another year 🐑

@ArableSam At least they have made an appearance. I've been waiting 4 weeks for a plumber to come do a day's work and been told he'll "be there tomorrow" 5 times to no avail

Getting some renovations done atm and I’m getting a bit browned off with tradies using my stuff without permission and often incorrectly E.g wood maul used as a sledge hammer Busted wheel barrow wheel New safety googles found in rubble Box of drill bits all messed up!

First cycle ewes housed for lambing. Should have the first lambs on the ground in 4 days 🤞🏻🐑

Giving hedgelaying a try at home today. Probably not the best stuff to work with for your first go, but nothing like starting in the deepend

A dry day and plenty of grass hopefully keep them happy until tomorrow's rain 🤦🏻

A dry day and plenty of grass hopefully keep them happy until tomorrow's rain 🤦🏻

Replacement heifers ticking on nicely at 0.8kg/day on grass silage only

Monthly weigh today Growing cattle doing avg 0.82kg/day on silage and 1.4kg/head 16% ration 50/50 split heifers and steers in this group