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Keep the sheep content flowing like milk! Lol I'm trying to learn.

Thank you! Excellent information and you’ve made it seem way less complicated. ❤

They're so fluffy!

Great advice thanks for the pep talk 🎃

This is my first week with baby chicks/chickens. Picked up 4 from Family Home and Farm.I got two Americanas (or Americaunas maybe??? Not sure)....also got two 'Assorted Bantams' (straight run). The Americanas look just like the easter eggers...cant tell the difference, really. If the bantams turn out to be roosters, how long before they start being loud and crowing (as roosters do)?

Great tutorial, thanks

This video answered so many of my questions about sheep milk! We are buying our first small acreage and I’m wanting to get dairy sheep…can you recommend a dairy sheep breed that’s great for beginners? Thanks so much!!

You can use a dehydrator if you have the right kind. I use mine for my yogurt works amazing!!! Great to have some fellow sheep dairiers out there!!

Love your kitchen and how real you are! Great video easy to understand!

New subscriber! 👋🏼 Love this, appreciate the helpful, practical, honest content. 😁 Especially the messy kitchen. 😂 We are thinking about sheep and keep sitting on the fence. Actually we need a fence

Thanks so much info in one stop❤

That evening light on you!

Bummer about the pickle law!

Oh, and if you want to break up the soil along your fence lines and the edge of your garden, you might try an oil seed radish or a tillage radish, or both. They are great at breaking up hard ground. Jason over at Cog Hill Farm talks about using radish to break up his compacted garden soil.

Mullein flowers can be used for tea, cough syrup and an oil for ear aches. Serenity Hill Farmstead has an excellent video on all the uses for the entire plant.

Thank you for this helpful video! My echinacea plant is 3 years old now, it's as tall as me and about two feet in diameter so I'm really excited to go harvest!✨

❤ sweet video

Great content. We just got some dairy sheep and want to learn to make everything you just made so this is so great and helpful

Do they go on pasture or are they dry lot? We have a small yard so trying to figure out how to do this without pasture.

Oh no, I panic first 😅 I thought it away 😢 But, i left a little bit of the starter mixed with vinegar alcohol… why? Idk 😅 I’ll try to save it tho… Tks a mil ❤

I am so glad I stumbled upon your channel! This was the best I just bought two echinacea plants and started two pots as well with seeds. This was super informative and a lot of help!!! We have wild elderberry but I’ve never been able to harvest because the birds get there before I do!

what breed are these:?] LOVE this tutorial, thank you! First time milking mine over here;]

I should have brought you my extra zinnias!

I like your pea trellis

Your peppers might need more fish emulsion!

Nice place to visit

I went walk about on our place not long ago and brought in a Bunch of Elderberry starts. I potted a few up, gave a few away and planted a bunch of them in a new, more accessible, spot. I agree with you that when money is tight spending it on something that gives it back is a great idea.

No advice, but I've made money selling rhubarb, rose of sharon, citronella, sage, rosemary... plants I've planted or already had growing. I'm excited for my elderberry in the coming years

You got monetized.. Watched em all... The plants you sent me have grown 4-5 inches already!!.. can you email me a place to send you a hand made thank you? Seems my dog needed the box more than I did😂

Aww they are so cute and beautiful ❤️😍

How did all of them survive? Did you get them vaccinated or smth?

I was going to do so much work tomorrow, now its raining all day😭. Looks like Tuesday is the next dry day, Sigh

May the 4ths be with you!

Anna is excited to go try honeysuckle! We found some this morning. Did you get rain yet?

Good morning... How are you

I keep going back and forth on the fencing. I’d love for my sheep to help me mow! I always go back and forth on keeping a ram or studding. Btw I love the name. One of my twin boys is Caspian the other Aslan. ♥️ They have the same wheels as your guy does. Except in green not red.

So helpful! Thank you 🌻

Good❤

Haha, if only we could tell when we're about to give birth by our hips!

Ooohhh, 🎉 (thank you for not intruding on momma. Such a pet peeve watching homesteaders insert themselves in the process unnecessarily)

The babies are ADORABLE ❤

You are very sincere

Great video! I see that at least one of your ewes is an East Friesian (or EF cross)!! I have 3 EF ewes and they're wonderful sheep. I'm only milking 2 of them right now (the other has some ff production hiccups at the moment and can't afford to lamb share) and for their first freshening I'm getting almost a half a gallon of milk a day!! 🤯 your video was so concise, helpful, and REALISTIC and I really appreciated it. I will certainly be trying to make your yogurt this week! 😁 I really want to make fetta! There are so few decent videos on using SHEEP milk.

Your fridge looks like mine with all the milk in the mason jars. I've been getting into exotic ice creams with my sheep and goat milk (half and half in our household is 1/2 sheep 1/2 goat mix). I made a lavender honey with a pinch of salt and I made a kefir lime, freeze dried coconut powder, honey with a pinch of salt. Have you tried an electric centrifuge cream separator with sheep milk? I bought one but I haven't tried it.

Well done, 💚 your diy's

Love the new shelter

Hello friend...

Spring is awesome - like you said, so cool to start fresh. I've been loving yarrow in tincture form as a support for fever/flu; shortens the duration and 'ick' feeling of a fever. 👍 Definitely a keeper in the medicine cabinet!

You have so much mulch!

You're the best, plant sitting my plants!