So successful. Successful day, yeah. And when you've been a nice farmerand a nice day, not...
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So successful. Successful day, yeah. And when you've been a nice farmer
and a nice day, not too bad. One of the better days of the job. The calves seen to, after five
months inside, the herd is finally being put to pasture. They're going out to grass
for the first time. Some of these calves won't have
seen grass in their lifetime. They were born actually in the shed,
but they're now coming out for summer grazing. They'll be here for approximately
seven to eight months. Dashing across the fields,
legs kicking, legs in the air. Grass in the springtime
is full of more nourishment than any other feed
that you can feed to livestock. That's what they want to eat.
You know? And up on that hill there, you can see St Patrick, who's
keeping an eye on these for me over the summer time
and a nice day, not too bad. One of the better days of the job. The calves seen to, after five
months inside, the herd is finally being put to pasture. They're going out to grass
for the first time. Some of these calves won't have
seen grass in their lifetime. They were born actually in the shed,
but they're now coming out for summer grazing. They'll be here for approximately
seven to eight months. Dashing across the fields,
legs kicking, legs in the air. Grass in the springtime
is full of more nourishment than any other feed
that you can feed to livestock. That's what they want to eat.
You know? And up on that hill there, you can see St Patrick, who's
keeping an eye on these for me over the summer time
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So successful. Successful day, yeah.
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And when you've been a nice farmer
and a nice day, not too bad.
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One of the better days of the job.
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The calves seen to, after five
months inside, the herd is finally
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being put to pasture.
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They're going out to grass
for the first time.
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Some of these calves won't have
seen grass in their lifetime.
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They were born actually in the shed,
but they're now coming out
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for summer grazing.
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They'll be here for approximately
seven to eight months.
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Dashing across the fields,
legs kicking, legs in the air.
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Grass in the springtime
is full of more nourishment
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than any other feed
that you can feed to livestock.
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That's what they want to eat.
You know?
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And up on that hill there,
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you can see St Patrick, who's
keeping an eye on these for me
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over the summer time.
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Movie Summary
Observational documentary series following the work of staff at three very different veterinary practices located within the ancient Kingdom of Mourne in Northern Ireland.
