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From top: Two lambs in Ballybricken Co Limerick, by Daniel McGuire; Ken Walsh in Raheenduff, Oulart, Co Wexford, by Karen Walsh; the McCarthy family at the bog in Kenmare, Co Kerry, by Mary O’Leary; picture of a cow on a hay bale by Brid Crampton [undisclosed location]; and Michael Coogan in Killerig, Co Carlow, by Martin Coogan

Aisling Hussey, of Farmers Journal, writes:

Fourteen photos have been selected as finalists in our #flattothemat photo competition.

“From days at the bog in Kerry to baling in Co Kildare, this year’s summer photo competition offers a glimpse into the lives of farmers during the busiest time of the year.”

Vote for your favourite summer photo (Farmers’ Journal)

Thanks Aisling

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Farming emojis.

For all your farming emoji needs.

Aisling Hussey, of Irish Farmers Journal, writes:

The Irish Farmers Journal is very excited to launch Farmoji, a new app which brings farming to life.

From farm animals to machinery, Farmoji contains over 100 detailed agri-themed stickers that convey everything farmers love about agriculture.

Farmojis range from humorous images to practical farming tools, images of farmers at work and word bubbles with a number of well-known farming phrases from ‘Hit the Diff’, ‘Rippin’ and Tearin’ like an Auld Shirt’ and ‘It’s too Cold to Snow’.

Yay!

You can download Farmoji for an Android here and for an iPhone here

Irish Farmers Journal launches Farmoji app (Irish Farmers Journal) 

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‘Sup?

P.J. Ryan from Newport, Co.Tipperary and his entry to the Farmers Journal ‘Selfie on the Farm’ competition.

Email your “Selfie on the Farm” photos (with captions) to facebookcomp@farmersjournal.ie by 5pm today for a chance to “win a Christmas hamper”.

Irish Farmers Journal (Facebook)

baleAmy Fingleton and Marlise Ponsion at Ratheniska, Co Laois by Gillian Reidy.

Part of a harvest of Irish Summer-on-the-farm shots currently baled up and ready for your viewing pleasure on the Farmer’s Journal Facebook page .

Thanks Maura Fay