JSA Farming

01/11/2026

It’s a farmer’s life 😅 Fridays definitely aren’t the last working day of the week for us farmers.

Our weeks and weekends look like this whilst we’re trying to get everything done now that the ground has softened enough but before winter sets in!

We love what we do and it’s definitely worth the early Sunday start knowing that we’re heading over to friends later to enjoy some roast beef from our favourite local beef herd at Southlands Farm 🤤

31/10/2026

The nights are drawing in now but that doesn’t stop us from continuing on. As all farmers know, the hours are long and our work is never done but there’s a certain peace and tranquility to working in the dark 🌌

31/10/2026

The last couple of days in pictures 📸

27/10/2026

A day of ditching on the farm for me with the freshly repaired mini digger, getting it done before winter properly sets in 🌧️

22/10/2026

Everything has been ticking over nicely here, but we’re now starting to really crack into the wider farm. The hedges are being trimmed, more fencing has arrived for the horse paddocks, the fields are really starting to green up after some much needed field maintenance, and our airstrip is being kept topped and rolled. Whilst the majority of this is the usual maintenance work required on a farm, there’s a lot of things that are starting to come together and the farm is really coming back to life ☺️

22/10/2026

The weather may be a bit grim this week but that isn’t stopping us from cracking on. This is a little glimpse of what we’ve been up to today alone. Hedges being trimmed, ash trees being removed, large feed deliveries, and our local Devoucoux rep checking our saddles. And we’re not slowing down anytime soon 🙈

19/10/2026

Getting those hedges trimmed 💪 Sparr Farm

19/10/2026

Another batch of fencing delivered today ready for more fencing at Sparr Farm. It’s definitely a juggling act at the moment trying to all the fencing, hedgecutting and field maintenance done at the moment before the weather turns.

We’ve definitely been quite lucky with the fact that everything hasn’t turned to a quagmire yet and that the bad weather is holding off. Let’s see what this week brings, the forecast is looking 🌧️! To my clients that are waiting for rolling work, we are just waiting for the ground to be a little less like concrete!

16/10/2026

Back from holiday and straight back to work with getting the hedges sorted at Sparr Farm. The tractor hedgecutter is fantastic but isn’t the easiest to get on and off and with the tractor being needed for field maintenance work at the moment, it’s proving unbelievably useful to also have a flail head for my Hitachi digger meaning I don’t have to spend loads of times switching between pieces of kits. There’s about a month’s worth of hedgecutting to do at Sparr so no time to mess around! The digger will also be able to continue working when the ground turns, where the tractor would start sinking!

13/10/2026