Today at work I.....

[WH308]

Sat on my backside staring at a computer screen. But in doing that I fixed a fair few tele-handlers and backhoe loaders across the globe. Its not quite like being on the spanner’s, but on a bright note I didn’t get wet & cold and now I only lose knuckles on my own jobs!

 

[WH308]

Yes, reading today. All good

Pleased for you. Always a worrying day.

 

[jimo]

Fed the sheep
Couple of hours on pc for other job
Spread potash on rape and wheat
Bedded sheep
Nearly time to check sheep again

 

[VSS]

Pleased for you. Always a worrying day.

Thank goodness it's not really something we worry about here. The test is more or less an annual formality. One of the advantages of living on a narrow peninsula (limited wildlife migration) where the majority of farms are self contained (limited livestock movement on).

 

[jimo]

Fed the stock,
Fetched a load of straw,
Skinned a deer,
Delivered some venison to local restaurant,
TB tested cattle.

First or second test?
Slow post, glad all ok.

 

[Sat Rat]

I walked the dog and went out for lunch....and to be honest I'm exhausted!.

 

[BenBhoy]

Fed housed ewes
Fed cattle
Sorted through cull ewes for mart on Tuesday
Treated some bad feet
Rescued goat with head stuck in fence
Had my pants down at Mole Valley
Bedded cattle & ewes
Filled ewes & cattle hay/silage rings
Rescued goat (same goat) with head stuck
Moved the goats
Fencing repairs
Fed ewes
Fed cattle

 

[3OH8]

Fed the sheep/cows
Worked a 10 hour shift
Spaned the calf
Fixed the red dot
Reduced the local goose population

 

[WH308]

Thank goodness it's not really something we worry about here. The test is more or less an annual formality. One of the advantages of living on a narrow peninsula (limited wildlife migration) where the majority of farms are self contained (limited livestock movement on).

Plenty of farms around me on 60 day testing sadly.

 

[johndeere]

Up 6 am coffee, feed the sheep all look good surplus machinery to the local auction,(with the tractor)back home off to the local quarry for 14 tonnes of stone patch up the road to the house so scaffolders can gain access s.
There's nothing much to report really.
easy day

 

[WH308]

Fed the sheep/cows
Worked a 10 hour shift
Spaned the calf
Fixed the red dot
Reduced the local goose population

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Spaned the calf?

 

[Klenchblaize]

Marvelled at the superior entity. Otherwise known as those in charge:

K
Ps: And I did risk an appointment with HR by letting it be known throughout the office that dungarees were an acceptable item of workplace attire this Friday only!!

 

[BenBhoy]

Spaned the calf?

Wean

 

[3OH8]

spaned - weaned.


She’s been on feed etc. for a while, today was the day to take her off her mum.

 

[Camdig]

Broke and dug out 15 ton of old concrete and muck out for new concrete plinth, back out tomorrow to stone up and set rebar pour Monday.

 

[splash]

This week I have started working only four Days until I retire.
This is how I spent my first free Friday

 

[marineboy]

Shotblasted a steel boat and painted it...

 

[potshotpat]

Try retiring early. It's a full time job, but at my own pace. I love it.

 

[Sealgair nam fiadh]

Wasn't today, but yesterday I drove this

 

[Jagare]

I did nothing all day yesterday and I didn’t finish, so I’m carrying on today.
Ken.

I have quite a few days like that. Yesterday It was a wind still day so I went out in the garden and blew all the leaves to one places with my new leaf blower. Loaded half of the pile onto the trailer today. Does life get any more exciting than that?