Hugh Kelly from Sligo explains the type of house that the poorest people of Ireland would have lived in through the 1800's. These houses were made from turf and mud which would have had a covering of thatch for a roof, they would have been built into the side of a hill for protection from the weather. This clip is taken from a documentary on the Hiring Fairs in Ireland. | Videos of Irish Farming Life

149K views · 14K reactions | Two more baby highland calves, it’s getting busy on the farm. Farmer Richards daily update! | Hall Hill Farm | Facebook

A little story of how are highland cattle arrived at the farm in farmer Richards daily update! | Hall Hill Farm

80K views · 10K reactions | The llamas are on the move as the farm gets ready for winter in farmer Richards daily update! | Hall Hill Farm | Facebook

Our January 2026 manifesto continued. Hill farmers of sheep in Somerset and Devon are using rare breeds to regenerate wetlands, while replanting hedgerows to rebuild natural corridors and habitats. Salmon farmers in Scandinavia are replenishing the seas with cleaner water than they take out, while safeguarding wild salmon populations from genetic pollution. Rare breed beef farmers in Yorkshire are using grazing to reduce scrub and broaden grasslands and wetlands for nesting migratory birds, and

10K views · 490 reactions | Kerry Hill sheep & lambs - Rare breeds of sheep being breed on a farm in Co. Derry Northern Ireland | Videos of Irish Farming Life | Facebook

69K views · 1.1K reactions | #farming #sheepvideo | HILL TOP SHEEP FARM | Facebook