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Keep safe you all

Keep on doing what you're doing i.e. blogging your life as "pretend farmers"🤣🤣 I am joking!! We should see the good the bad and life as it is for you and the animals in your care. You are learning as you go then passing on gained knowledge to others (us out here who know nowt). Well done all of you, keep on with the channel but if it becomes too much then concentrate on the sheep.

3 videos in less than a week?! Great! I’m sorry to hear about the sheep. I am glad you posted it because it’s good to pass on knowledge to other aspiring farmers. Do t be too hard on yourselves. We all make mistakes. Ya learn and move on and pass the knowledge onto others. Also in the beginning of the video when you were inside the audio sounded off. I could still hear and under you but not as clearly as usual. Just a heads up. Thank you for making videos regarding the real farming

Enjoyed the video. Ye really are looking after your sheep well. Don't be too hard on yourselves over the kade lambs. Ye done yer best with them but there is just so much hassle with them. They not worth it in my opinion. Maybe going forward if you could keep some of your own lambs for replacements it would be alot less disease and problems with them. Best of luck.

so wonderful beautiful video my best friends i love it see so nice make me so happy ❤❤❤❤❤

Dark cold nights caring for the animals, the 9.00 to 5.00 ers would want unsocial hours pay, overtime pay and cold weather payments. Livestock farming takes a lot of commitment for not a lot of return cash wise. So be proud of what you are doing because your animal husbandry is 5*****

You have done all you can for the poorly lamb now it up to the lamb to pull through.

Hi can you make a lambing assistance video with?

🤞for the lamb. Question: Is there a day goes by when you do not need to inject a lamb?

(My advice) sheep carrying triplets need to start feeding 6 weeks out from due date - 1lb of meal for first 2 weeks , 1.5lbs for next 2 weeks and then 2lbs for 2weeks before due date . Very very rarely will you have big lambs of triplets. I can see your going to have sheep in not ideal body condition, not enough colostrum and small lambs . Meal needs to be 18% protein - no high feed buckets left with them just ordinary mineral lick bucket .

Congratulations on your good news. Ye doing good work in terrible conditions with all that snow lloking after your animals. It be no harm to get all sheep on farm tested regularly for fluke and worms going forward and then you wont have much problems then. You can dose accordingly if needed.

Hopefully they'll pull through. I think they all need 1kg of cake a day.

The lambs look like they need yo be dipped or treated for mites or scab etc. Hope lambs pulls through.

Hope the lamb survived the night ❤❤❤❤

Loved the ratchet strap trick

Congratulations, hoping for a healthy happy baby with no complications

Congratulations you two, very apt timing. having a spring baby among the spring lambs. Here is hoping for a bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy just like spring lambs and, of course, the wonderful character Tigger. Tom you are going to be on double time in the spring. 🤣

Congratulations on your pregnancy I hope all goes well. So excited for a new video. Been looking for it. Can’t wait till the next one!

Great news, Congratulatiions.

Thank you for sharing this video with us so informative and an insight to how difficult farming is!

Very well explained Tom.

So glad you had a great experience at the show. Great job to all. Great video!

You all are hilarious together. The first couple minutes had me laughing. Plus your videography skills are getting so much better! Great job on the diversity, interviews, drone shots, voice overs and the captions when you can’t hear Erin.

Great video hope you had a great Christmas!

I really love your videos, from the east of Ireland 🇮🇪 😅

Hi Tom, Lydia, Erin, Mave and the four legged members of the team, hope you had at least a little time for your Christmas dinner. A farmers life is a 24/7, 365 day profession ut one must take some time out now and again.

Love your video, you look after your animals very well. No day off for livestock farmers ! I spotted a tractor at about 13 minutes, looks to have yellow wheels but it didn't look like a 40 series John Deere to me, what is it ?

Very enjoyable video keep up the good work

There are no animals stupider than sheep and goats.

Another good video! Thank you for the voice overs and sound was far better! Besides the Valais Blacknose what breeds do you have?

Lovin it. When it comes to Sheep I am sure they go out their way to annoy us. Merry Chrismas to you all.

Thank you for another enlightening video, looks hard work!

Hobart Tasmania Australia 🦘 watching

Don't you have microphone

When you were scanning the last lot of sheep you should not be pulling the ewes around like that especially when they are pregnant

Very unfortunate with the Valais.

Please turn on captions, very hard to hear what y'all are saying in the wind.

Hard luck with the valais - next time buying a ram get him fertility tested- to important and expensive not to. On the up side your other sheep done very good on the scanning.

Another good video!

Thanks for sharing your video, you and Tom remind us of when we started out 34 years ago. Hard work and long hours. Today we have moved into a Blue Tongue restriction zone !

Keep em coming! Great job!

Hello thanks for very nice sharing You are doing very well keep it up

Hello thanks for very nice sharing well done keep it up

really liking your videos, not only educational but entreating as well.

Like your reference Graham Parker, the Hoof GP.

Greetings from Ireland

Never say out of the woods yet darling because they are sheep and if a sheep wants to die they will i used to be a shepherd working amongst sheep but I had to give it up due to ill health issues darling you are so so lucky all them sheep i miss them so much darling sweet sexy young lady❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

great farming view

Great farming

There is always something to do on thw farm. You are all doing a good job, the love of farming !