I see one of your vids crossed the 1 million views mark. Congrats. I so enjoy your channel but what I appreciate more than anything is your authenticity! You're one awesome person.
Great presentation for explaining how one farmer can manage 500 sheep with minimal help. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful choices for the structures, machinery and products. 🤗
i dont mean to be so off topic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
I love to watch your videos. I love sheep always wanted to raise them but I never got the chance, decided instead to go into the health care field for intellectual disabled individuals. Your videos always put a huge smile on my face. Please take care of you and family during this time. Hugs to you.
Sandi, we know you are a women, so you don't have to tell us. :) We love that you love your sheep, you are one of our favorite UA-cam families and we pray for you daily. Good job on your equipment and barn tours.
idea for waterer...butterfly nets from a dollar store! we use it in our livestock tanks for hay, grain, bugs, alge,poop, birds(drown ones), even sand!. they can't handle much weight but the holes are small enough to get almost everything out of the water! every year we get at least 2 and they still work if the handle breaks since your bowls are shallower than a 1,000 gallon tank. I like the handles for the tank inside since I don't have to wait for it to be empty to scoop out the bottom muck from the horses(hay and grain). worth a try for your bowls exspecaly when you get super busy lambing or harvesting!
Sandi, What a beautiful set up. I agree one needs the right equipment to get the job done safely and efficiently. Especially working solo. Good luck lambing!
Sandi.... such a pain in the ### for lazy bugs like me....... maaaan you are an inspiration.... Lockdown and I just finished 40 odd vlogs of yours..... you just pushed me to look in to my potential Thank you saaaandi
I know the safety of your sheep is your #1 priority, but you really need to bump yourself up from second place and share it with your sheep, so that the safety of every mammal in your barn (including YOU, Sandi, lol) is #1. But yeah, I can see it's your natural to look out for everyone ahead of yourself. Good mom! 🐑💕🤗 And I love how the girls were crowding up to watch you put together that lambing pen! 🤣 "What doing? Where noms? That thing bring us noms? Noooommms!" Lol, noisy sheep!
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES. I *SO* AGREE: EQUIPMENT MATTERS. THERE IS A TOOL FOR EVERYTHING, AND, THE RIGHT TOOL WILL SAVE YOUR BODY. PERHAPS, YOUR LIFE. I HAVE DEHORNED MY OWN THIGH, AND EMASCULATED MY OWN THUMB, BECAUSE, MY STEPFATHER DIDN'TBELIEVE IN EQUIPMENT. A HEIFER BROKE MY ELBOW, WHILE I WAS INSEMINATING HER, BECAUSE, I DIDN'T HAVE A HEAD CATCH, ON MY CHUTE. YOUR FARM IS A DREAM. (I STILL MISS MY FARM.)
Sandi, you definitely work very smartly and not harder... I love watching your videos, they are very educational and interesting... Hope you and your family stay safe sending you love and blessings from Pennsylvania, USA 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sandi. Thank You so very much for all of your videps of the barns along with all of your hope full's. I am just a builder dreamer type person so I can understand. Take Care Be Safe Alway's Around all Farm Equipment.
I'm watching this video 5-4-21. I was thinking you should put another camera at the back of the barn facing the front but so you can see clearly the end of the area where they go to have babies away from the others. so you can see too if there is a baby or babies against the feeding trough side. I've been watching you now for a month and I love watching all of you. Jess is such a goof ball. Lol. And when I watch all of you I watch for hours and I mean hours. I got myself a laptop so I can see all of my animal video farms better. And Sandi your smile is very infectious.
I think one if the areas you have not covered with this series of sheep equipment/supplies is your clothing or protective gear , what you use in warm weather and what you use in cold weather
Well UA-cam decided to not notify me of your last 3 videos. I'm not mad though I know what my Friday night entertainment is for the next hour or so!!! Loving this Tour series!!
We had the same hoof trimming chute for our goats. It worked so well. We did eventually buy an electric hoof trimmer which is handy if doing alot in one day, but hubby preferred the manual snippets of only doing a few
Just a suggestion Sandy try putting the plugs plugsFor drinkers on the inside towards the water. We fatten a lot of Holstein steers they did the same thing to our little spring drinkers once we moved the plugs to the inside never happen again
There's a video about another flood in the lambing barn in (I think) 2022. Sandi finally learned to put the plugs on the inside toward the water after that. No floods in that barn since then.
Wish list item for you and Mark: Safety harness kit for elevated tasks. I like the idea of the barn/pasture across the road for the rams. But in at night?
Be absolutely sure you have good data backups for your Gallagher data and also for all of your computer data, including a secondary offsite backup, like Backblaze.com. Also, have Jess be very careful with her pigtails around equipment with gears and moving parts.
You’re right Sandi it does look like you have a lot of equipment but everything makes sense. And after all it is the 21st century and we are supposed to wrk smarter not harder. Good luck lambing.
Regarding ventilation/ air movement, are you looking for cooling or just circulation? Because of the large air space you have the large over head commercial fans will move more cubic feet per minute or you will need more smaller fans. Also something to consider is a rheostat to increase speed and thus more air movement if needed. The fan would have to be able to allow for this.
Excellent video! Thorough; specific; concise; very well organized and highly educational for someone like me who doesn't know squat about sheep farming. Thank you for what I know to be the hours of filming and editing that went into this video. John from Louisville.
Sandi says "can be quite dangerous" as she climbs up the barn garage door to clean out bird nesting area.😂🤣😂🤣. Too bad those birds aren't quail cause they would be good eating. Blessings
Nice to see it all in one go. If it helps you do your work safer, more efficiently, and/or less physical wear and tear then you need what you need. The specifics will be different for each person or situation and may change over time.
Check out ONTEC CONTROL for your lighting in the barn. We use it to put on the warming off our cottage with our mobiles. Thank you for the work you do and that you share it whit us.
Really enjoyed another great production. You definitely appear and sound most accommodating to running a class A sheep farm and home. Keep on, keep on...!
Thank you for the videos. You need the WEMO light switches. They are wifi and just replace the light switches you have now, making for a simple upgrade
Great overview of al of the stuff you need and use. I was expecting you to add to your wish list an automatic window curtain raiser that I heard you mention before. Maybe you already got it on that second set of windows. Girl, you work really hard.
The light switch upgrade is genius! If your son is home from Uni, you should definitely do it!! You would potentially get more sleep during lambing!! Can you see our comments today? Let us know with a note pinned up top!
Sandi, I love my smart switches. Especially when company comes at night to turn on porch light, when they come, off when they go! Also, my next thermostat.
Don't know if you have room in your watering bowls but I push the plug into the drain from the inside of the bowl. You can then push the plug to the inside for cleaning. Have totally eliminated hooves pulling out plugs.
@Sandi Brock -Feed Cart. Notice that soot on the back of the feed cart. That's from the exhaust from the engine. It's going right up to your head. Recommend modifying the exhaust pipe to discharge further away somewhere. Like out the left side of the cart. Anywhere else where you don't have to breath the fumes. You may not smell it, but its there. You're lungs will thank you later.
@@SandiBrock At exactly @10:14 in the video. A thin black region extending from the top left of the engine (where the exhaust is), up behind the right side of the steering wheel and dissipates towards the top of the cart. If this is the result of scooping the wet feed in, then sorry for wasting your time. Watched enough of your vids to know you're busy.
My name is Joan, I am really proud of you for taking on something so hard that you make it so easy. I love your attitude each & every day how you love to go out there & get to work . I am writing you to let you know that I am starting on my own little farm(I just got some chickens 12 of them)I don't know how many roosters I got yet but if you have any advice for me about these chicks please send it my way. Thanks
I am stuck in Florida against my wishes..I was hoping to get to southwest Ontario to stay for the summer to be near my son in St. Thomas..Now I have to see your videos instead of see you in person..
Been looking forwar to this awesome video alday love seeing the day to day running of this farm and seeing the sheep so excited to seeing the new babys coming soon please keep the videos coming really enjoy watching take care guys god bless
I was raised on a dairy farm in central Iowa so I have always been interested in livestock production. I so much enjoy your vlogs. Had a thought as I watched today's vlog on the equipment you use, in reference to the clippers you use for trimming their hoofs, have you ever looked into a battery powered clipper? I have seen similar for tree pruners. With the number of sheep that you work in a day, might relieve tired -sore hands. Just a thought. Keep those vlogs coming!!
Let's hope the lamb prices pick up to pay for all this stuff. My tractor is now 52 years old it was only 34 when I got it. 'They don't make them like that anymore'.
I'm watching you, I'm as happy for you as a Turkish Vlog Business Women Seeing Women want a Turkey that Ata said Der Make every job when you get greetings from Turkey, I wish you success in business and ...😇😁😇
Sandi, Everything you do is perfect. I love watching you and that has nothing to do with the fact I am a man. I could watch you and how you handle yourself all day. Well, I exaggerate a little.
Of course it looks like a hockey puck! You're from Canada!! I'm from Minnesota and went to lots of hockey practices because I have two brothers. Also decided hockey skates were way better than the lame figure skates I inherited. So I really" get " Canada. I even hear from some that Minnesota is actually Southern Canada!💓💛💚💙💜😁whoops😷
New subscriber here,, since you're talking equipment I was watching when you were teaching Jenn Your chores . for your giant tmr mixer you need a bucket on a pole like say 10 foot long ( or a giant long handle ladle ) throw your supplement powder into the giant mixer it only takes one time falling off that ladder to hurt yourself,, I was cringing watching her try to dump the 5 gallon bucket into the giant mixer on top of the ladder one handed.
I agree, needs to be safer. Tie a bucket onto a rope and pulley setup. You just raise the bucket like it's a flag on a pole. When it gets to the top, it curves around the wheel of the pulley and turns upside down. Easy peasy. :)
You all do have plenty of equipment for raising sheep and I never worked with them, but did work with cattle and hogs and know that you need special equipment for that job. The Bobcat and John Deere equipment is among the largest you have and is what everyone need for livestock. Since you all have an indoor operation it is important to have all the other supplies and tools needed to clean, and maintain your sheep.
Think about using dry lubricant on your equipment. It does not collect dust and dirt.on that hoof trimmer it would make turning easier. Try in other equipment. Get a diamond file in garden center and give your trimmers a few strokes as you pick the trimmers up for use. Less musle
hi Sandi: I really enjoyed all of your vlogs I found your channel and started from vlog 01. your operation is interesting educational and funny. More people need to see where our food supply comes from so thankyou for that.Keep the vlogs coming. 1 segment that I do miss is the truck talk with Ami .I miss her I have an idea for you maybe concider it Tractor Tales with Belinda. Anyway thanks again
I don't know about nest cams but usually if you were to add a string of UV fluorescents like every third light and put it on a night only timer they add refractive light to most cam receivers, I use them for trail cams and the new trail cams already add UV l-e-ds to increase detail on pics. night light they don't see.
Я не понимаю Ваш язык, но крестьянские хозяйства или фермерские хозяйства нам очень понятно в Казахстанстане. У Вас очень удобная работать и очень чисто. 👍🖐🤝
Your safety is very important Sandi, especially now. Who would want to go into a hospital in these times? Please don't climb up the walls again. That freaked me out.
I love the Nanny system you have. I think it’s the best set up for lambs. I have seen a stock trailer that’s a double decker for sheep. You should check it out.
I would suggest (if I may) a kind of air vents system in the highest points of the roof rather than fans, it will funnel out the ammonia and the whole of the bad smell in the barn and will create a fair bit current of fresh air circulation.
Nilcan Sucukları İlhan DEMİR ...your suggestion does make sense. Having incoming air sourced at ground level with the air exiting at roof. This is good for summer, but is it good for Canada winters.? Always good to think about making smart adjustments and I would rely on the Veterinarian for his/her thoughts. He/she, sees all the other surrounding indoor sheep farms and is full of information..! Good job..!
I see one of your vids crossed the 1 million views mark. Congrats. I so enjoy your channel but what I appreciate more than anything is your authenticity! You're one awesome person.
You saw that too?!!!! I was so excited!!!
I was watching and waiting for it!
Great presentation for explaining how one farmer can manage 500 sheep with minimal help. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful choices for the structures, machinery and products. 🤗
I find that with all the uncertainty in life right now, I truly look forward to seeing your vlogs. Thank you for all the goodness you bring 💕🇦🇺
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i dont mean to be so off topic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
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I love to watch your videos. I love sheep always wanted to raise them but I never got the chance, decided instead to go into the health care field for intellectual disabled individuals. Your videos always put a huge smile on my face. Please take care of you and family during this time. Hugs to you.
You are a beautiful woman..So much integrity..so much soul and so much spirit...I too wait with bated breath for your next installment in your saga...
Great to see all your equipment ... very useful information...there is SO much to do and remember and LEARN! You are a inspiration.. thanks.. hugs
Sandi, we know you are a women, so you don't have to tell us. :) We love that you love your sheep, you are one of our favorite UA-cam families and we pray for you daily. Good job on your equipment and barn tours.
Funny all the sheep started "talking" when you were setting up the lambing pen. The ladies are ready. Great equipment tour!
idea for waterer...butterfly nets from a dollar store! we use it in our livestock tanks for hay, grain, bugs, alge,poop, birds(drown ones), even sand!. they can't handle much weight but the holes are small enough to get almost everything out of the water! every year we get at least 2 and they still work if the handle breaks since your bowls are shallower than a 1,000 gallon tank. I like the handles for the tank inside since I don't have to wait for it to be empty to scoop out the bottom muck from the horses(hay and grain). worth a try for your bowls exspecaly when you get super busy lambing or harvesting!
Helen Hoge-croom Hey. I recently made a cattle farm morning routine video and now I’m not sure what I should make next. Any suggestions?
Perfect, you do what works for you and the farm so you can raise your sheep in the best manner possible.
Sandi, you rock. .🐑🐑👍
Very nice series, Sandi. Thank you!
Maybe add Little Billy to your opening animation!
Hi Sandi
I loved Vlogmas and missing your daily updates! I am now going back through past videos. Thanks for all your work, love it!
Sandi,
What a beautiful set up.
I agree one needs the right equipment to get the job done safely and efficiently.
Especially working solo.
Good luck lambing!
Sandi.... such a pain in the ### for lazy bugs like me....... maaaan you are an inspiration....
Lockdown and I just finished 40 odd vlogs of yours..... you just pushed me to look in to my potential
Thank you saaaandi
Excited for the next lambing group, bring on the healthy babies and mamas! I wouldn't call you "lucky", I'd say "blessed". :)
I know the safety of your sheep is your #1 priority, but you really need to bump yourself up from second place and share it with your sheep, so that the safety of every mammal in your barn (including YOU, Sandi, lol) is #1.
But yeah, I can see it's your natural to look out for everyone ahead of yourself. Good mom! 🐑💕🤗
And I love how the girls were crowding up to watch you put together that lambing pen! 🤣
"What doing? Where noms? That thing bring us noms? Noooommms!"
Lol, noisy sheep!
Thank you so much for staying with us! :) Keep up your great and GOOD work! :)
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE EPISODES. I *SO* AGREE: EQUIPMENT MATTERS. THERE IS A TOOL FOR EVERYTHING, AND, THE RIGHT TOOL WILL SAVE YOUR BODY. PERHAPS, YOUR LIFE. I HAVE DEHORNED MY OWN THIGH, AND EMASCULATED MY OWN THUMB, BECAUSE, MY STEPFATHER DIDN'TBELIEVE IN EQUIPMENT. A HEIFER BROKE MY ELBOW, WHILE I WAS INSEMINATING HER, BECAUSE, I DIDN'T HAVE A HEAD CATCH, ON MY CHUTE. YOUR FARM IS A DREAM. (I STILL MISS MY FARM.)
Sandi, you definitely work very smartly and not harder... I love watching your videos, they are very educational and interesting... Hope you and your family stay safe sending you love and blessings from Pennsylvania, USA 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Maybe someday design a sheep coloring book for kids , with your talent it could be a big hit ! Suggestion only , enjoy , Bob
Wow! That was a great tour if your sheep business. 😁 Thank you Sandi
Sandi.
Thank You so very much for all of your videps of the barns along with all of your hope full's. I am just a builder dreamer type person so I can understand. Take Care Be Safe Alway's Around all Farm Equipment.
You guys should put a nylon netting in the water bowls , so it catches the gunk and you can just shake em out and re-use 😎😛👌🏼
I'm watching this video 5-4-21. I was thinking you should put another camera at the back of the barn facing the front but so you can see clearly the end of the area where they go to have babies away from the others. so you can see too if there is a baby or babies against the feeding trough side. I've been watching you now for a month and I love watching all of you. Jess is such a goof ball. Lol. And when I watch all of you I watch for hours and I mean hours. I got myself a laptop so I can see all of my animal video farms better. And Sandi your smile is very infectious.
I think you would like Tara Farms (sheep farmer in Australia) and The Clever Cowgirl (horse trainer in Montana) for relaxing animal content.
I think one if the areas you have not covered with this series of sheep equipment/supplies is your clothing or protective gear , what you use in warm weather and what you use in cold weather
Well UA-cam decided to not notify me of your last 3 videos. I'm not mad though I know what my Friday night entertainment is for the next hour or so!!! Loving this Tour series!!
Thank you for letting me know! Somethings going on over at UA-cam... also not seeing comments!
I love how some of the sheep watched her set up the little pen! They were like, "Whatcha doooin?" Lol!
I always enjoy your videos Sandi and look forward to seeing the sheep everyday.
Thank you Sandi... have a great weekend 😀❤️
Sandi always good to see you and the sheep. Nice tour. Keeps safe and healthy. God Bless.
We had the same hoof trimming chute for our goats. It worked so well. We did eventually buy an electric hoof trimmer which is handy if doing alot in one day, but hubby preferred the manual snippets of only doing a few
Just a suggestion Sandy try putting the plugs plugsFor drinkers on the inside towards the water. We fatten a lot of Holstein steers they did the same thing to our little spring drinkers once we moved the plugs to the inside never happen again
There's a video about another flood in the lambing barn in (I think) 2022. Sandi finally learned to put the plugs on the inside toward the water after that. No floods in that barn since then.
Wish list item for you and Mark: Safety harness kit for elevated tasks. I like the idea of the barn/pasture across the road for the rams. But in at night?
Be absolutely sure you have good data backups for your Gallagher data and also for all of your computer data, including a secondary offsite backup, like Backblaze.com. Also, have Jess be very careful with her pigtails around equipment with gears and moving parts.
I’m sure she got the message you put on her last video.....
You’re right Sandi it does look like you have a lot of equipment but everything makes sense. And after all it is the 21st century and we are supposed to wrk smarter not harder. Good luck lambing.
We Always Expect to see your Dog enter the Barn first. He is a High Energy worker. 😬 👍
Good
Regarding ventilation/ air movement, are you looking for cooling or just circulation? Because of the large air space you have the large over head commercial fans will move more cubic feet per minute or you will need more smaller fans. Also something to consider is a rheostat to increase speed and thus more air movement if needed. The fan would have to be able to allow for this.
Glad you protect yourself, if you didn't have those things you'd be doing more and injure yourself. Glad your careful 👍❣️
Excellent video! Thorough; specific; concise; very well organized and highly educational for someone like me who doesn't know squat about sheep farming. Thank you for what I know to be the hours of filming and editing that went into this video. John from Louisville.
Crazy how much I missed your videos while u were gone! Love you and your content!! Thank you
So funny how the sheep watched you make a pen🤣🤣
I like your "bucket tower" against the door 😉😅😂 makes me think I need a few more buckets myself 👍
Sandi says "can be quite dangerous" as she climbs up the barn garage door to clean out bird nesting area.😂🤣😂🤣. Too bad those birds aren't quail cause they would be good eating. Blessings
Nice to see it all in one go. If it helps you do your work safer, more efficiently, and/or less physical wear and tear then you need what you need. The specifics will be different for each person or situation and may change over time.
Check out ONTEC CONTROL for your lighting in the barn. We use it to put on the warming off our cottage with our mobiles.
Thank you for the work you do and that you share it whit us.
Really enjoyed another great production. You definitely appear and sound most accommodating to running a class A sheep farm and home. Keep on, keep on...!
Thank you for the videos. You need the WEMO light switches. They are wifi and just replace the light switches you have now, making for a simple upgrade
Great overview of al of the stuff you need and use. I was expecting you to add to your wish list an automatic window curtain raiser that I heard you mention before. Maybe you already got it on that second set of windows. Girl, you work really hard.
You forgot one of the most important parts of equipment.....The work in progress Kinsey lol
Thank you for everything!! My ewes just Lambed!
I can't wait until this version of Sandi discovers the Infaco nail trimmers.
The light switch upgrade is genius! If your son is home from Uni, you should definitely do it!! You would potentially get more sleep during lambing!! Can you see our comments today? Let us know with a note pinned up top!
Make it easier for you, your the one that has to last, I just think it's a happy system for sheep and you
4:04 Your lambs want you!! They're talking to you and watching you. lol
Sandi, I love my smart switches. Especially when company comes at night to turn on porch light, when they come, off when they go! Also, my next thermostat.
Love the video but I miss seeing Billy. Take care.
Dear Sandi, we in Belgium will eat lamb for easter whatever! don't worry
Don't know if you have room in your watering bowls but I push the plug into the drain from the inside of the bowl. You can then push the plug to the inside for cleaning. Have totally eliminated hooves pulling out plugs.
@Sandi Brock -Feed Cart. Notice that soot on the back of the feed cart. That's from the exhaust from the engine. It's going right up to your head. Recommend modifying the exhaust pipe to discharge further away somewhere. Like out the left side of the cart. Anywhere else where you don't have to breath the fumes. You may not smell it, but its there. You're lungs will thank you later.
It’s actually wet feed that I scoop up at the end of each feeding it hits the cart on its way in..
@@SandiBrock At exactly @10:14 in the video. A thin black region extending from the top left of the engine (where the exhaust is), up behind the right side of the steering wheel and dissipates towards the top of the cart. If this is the result of scooping the wet feed in, then sorry for wasting your time. Watched enough of your vids to know you're busy.
My name is Joan, I am really proud of you for taking on something so hard that you make it so easy. I love your attitude each & every day how you love to go out there & get to work . I am writing you to let you know that I am starting on my own little farm(I just got some chickens 12 of them)I don't know how many roosters I got yet but if you have any advice for me about these chicks please send it my way. Thanks
I am stuck in Florida against my wishes..I was hoping to get to southwest Ontario to stay for the summer to be near my son in St. Thomas..Now I have to see your videos instead of see you in person..
Been looking forwar to this awesome video alday love seeing the day to day running of this farm and seeing the sheep so excited to seeing the new babys coming soon please keep the videos coming really enjoy watching take care guys god bless
I was raised on a dairy farm in central Iowa so I have always been interested in livestock production. I so much enjoy your vlogs. Had a thought as I watched today's vlog on the equipment you use, in reference to the clippers you use for trimming their hoofs, have you ever looked into a battery powered clipper? I have seen similar for tree pruners. With the number of sheep that you work in a day, might relieve tired -sore hands. Just a thought. Keep those vlogs coming!!
Senin gibi avradım olsun yüz milyon borcum olsun harikasın
Let's hope the lamb prices pick up to pay for all this stuff. My tractor is now 52 years old it was only 34 when I got it. 'They don't make them like that anymore'.
I'm watching you, I'm as happy for you as a Turkish Vlog Business Women Seeing Women want a Turkey that Ata said Der Make every job when you get greetings from Turkey, I wish you success in business and ...😇😁😇
Sandi, Everything you do is perfect. I love watching you and that has nothing to do with the fact I am a man. I could watch you and how you handle yourself all day. Well, I exaggerate
a little.
Thanks so much for another great and informative video!!!
Thanks for all the tour of sheds and equipment you need and use it's very helpful what's you need and sizes of sheds
Of course it looks like a hockey puck! You're from Canada!! I'm from Minnesota and went to lots of hockey practices because I have two brothers. Also decided hockey skates were way better than the lame figure skates I inherited. So I really" get " Canada. I even hear from some that Minnesota is actually Southern Canada!💓💛💚💙💜😁whoops😷
thanks for tour from turkey
New subscriber here,, since you're talking equipment I was watching when you were teaching Jenn Your chores . for your giant tmr mixer you need a bucket on a pole like say 10 foot long ( or a giant long handle ladle ) throw your supplement powder into the giant mixer it only takes one time falling off that ladder to hurt yourself,, I was cringing watching her try to dump the 5 gallon bucket into the giant mixer on top of the ladder one handed.
I agree, needs to be safer. Tie a bucket onto a rope and pulley setup. You just raise the bucket like it's a flag on a pole. When it gets to the top, it curves around the wheel of the pulley and turns upside down. Easy peasy. :)
I find you so interesting and love watching your videos ❤️
When you give talks your dog is super busy....😎😎
You all do have plenty of equipment for raising sheep and I never worked with them, but did work with cattle and hogs and know that you need special equipment for that job. The Bobcat and John Deere equipment is among the largest you have and is what everyone need for livestock. Since you all have an indoor operation it is important to have all the other supplies and tools needed to clean, and maintain your sheep.
at 6:53 you forgot a title :) love ur farm, I have a goat farm in quebec goat=dogs
GREAT run down !!! yes very subjective as you say ....Priority based often ....good work !!! :)
I think this is the first time I didn’t see Kinsey race through the door when you opened it.
Carol B I always smile to see her race ahead. Sweet little girl. Take care
Think about using dry lubricant on your equipment. It does not collect dust and dirt.on that hoof trimmer it would make turning easier. Try in other equipment.
Get a diamond file in garden center and give your trimmers a few strokes as you pick the trimmers up for use.
Less musle
You should get Jess to electric sand the trim chute and them spray paint it green. It would look better on camera.
Your vids are great. Thanks for doing them.
Pretty sure the fountain plugs fit on the inside of the water bowl. I own the same drinkers and they cant pull the plug from the inside
hi Sandi: I really enjoyed all of your vlogs I found your channel and started from vlog 01. your operation is interesting educational and funny. More people need to see where our food supply comes from so thankyou for that.Keep the vlogs coming. 1 segment that I do miss is the truck talk with Ami .I miss her I have an idea for you maybe concider it Tractor Tales with Belinda. Anyway thanks again
I don't know about nest cams but usually if you were to add a string of UV fluorescents like every third light and put it on a night only timer they add refractive light to most cam receivers, I use them for trail cams and the new trail cams already add UV l-e-ds to increase detail on pics. night light they don't see.
Can’t wait for the lambs
I doubt anyone minds you reminding us of your “go to” equipment.
Jack now has a great quarantine task
Personally, the feed cart looks more like the Olympia Ice Resurfacer. Zamboni's are definitely a step up from both... :)
Cant wait for lambing time. Thanks for your videos.
Я не понимаю Ваш язык, но крестьянские хозяйства или фермерские хозяйства нам очень понятно в Казахстанстане. У Вас очень удобная работать и очень чисто. 👍🖐🤝
Your safety is very important Sandi, especially now. Who would want to go into a hospital in these times? Please don't climb up the walls again. That freaked me out.
i love your channel a lot! thanks, keep up the hard work
Have you ever had a sheep escape and if so how did you deal with it I was just wondering
General livestock supplies , l think l would call them consumables. Paint medication etc
You have to try ARS 140DX pruners, stay sharp a long time, only ones I use now. yah buuuddd!!!
Very good Information one who is thinking of starting sheep farm. Love this
I loved viewing this video. Learned a lot. Thx
I love the Nanny system you have. I think it’s the best set up for lambs.
I have seen a stock trailer that’s a double decker for sheep. You should check it out.
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for posting 😊.
You do it very good, it all wonderful
I would suggest (if I may) a kind of air vents system in the highest points of the roof rather than fans, it will funnel out the ammonia and the whole of the bad smell in the barn and will create a fair bit current of fresh air circulation.
Nilcan Sucukları İlhan DEMİR ...your suggestion does make sense. Having incoming air sourced at ground level with the air exiting at roof. This is good for summer, but is it good for Canada winters.? Always good to think about making smart adjustments and I would rely on the Veterinarian for his/her thoughts. He/she, sees all the other surrounding indoor sheep farms and is full of information..! Good job..!