Thank you for showing so many of the lamb races! It just makes me giggle every time! No matter how many times I see them they make this old woman’s heart so glad. 🤟❤️👏
The lambs all seem to be enjoying the open space to run! Macie is such a sweetheart!! Bottle babies are added work but the personalities they develop are priceless!😊🐑 Kammie is such a good mother and her lamb is adorable!!! Thanks so much for sharing and stay safe!!🙏❤
Good evening Arnie and Lynn. Aww. Good to see Buddy. The Dorset lambs look like they have fluffy socks on. Oh sorry about your computer problems. Maizey gets so excited when the bottle comes. Her brother is cute two. Arnie is getting good at the shaking of the hay bale. Got yo love Cammie and her son who is quite handsome. Boy the pigeons are hitting the grain buckets hard. Love the walk of fame for the ladies who all look so proud. Maizey says she is special and you love me. Phew. Job well done. Blessings. Big big hugs to you both. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😉😉😉❤️❤️❤️
Lynn, have you seen Mr. and Mrs. Raven lately? I figured since lambing was in full swing, they would be skulking around looking for pickings in the manure pile? I love it, you have sheep, ravens and cats, all my favorite animals to watch and learn from, i love to watch all nature, but this is the best classroom to learn from!🥰🤔
@@EwetopiaFarms Woah, well he will hopefully keep the pigeons population under control for you, as well as i know they kill and eat mice and rats too, or anything that hawks have killed and left as carrion.
Good morning Lynn and Arnie. I know Arnie can build anything. So I was thinking a lamb cart would be great for moving them to the coveralls. It could be pushed or pulled may help. Blessings.
@@EwetopiaFarms I’m sure they genotype. I think QR or better is sufficient. I hope you’ll get your new stud this year. When I visited them in Fall they some BEAUTIFUL fellows.
We are only buying RRs from now on. We will see what is on offer this year. We have lots of Suffolk rams. We really need a good Aussie or NZ Dorset line ram@@CityandCountrySouthdowns
Wow that weather looks brutal!we just finally had some snow, with temps nearing ten below zero Fahrenheit this past couple of weeks -it’s been an unusual winter. It sounds like you need more storage for your computer. You can get an external solid state drive (usb or an SD card) to add storage, then you change where files are kept in the system (or have a tech set it up for you). Prices have dropped a lot-you can get 2 terabytes for around $100 USD
Yes, like I have mentioned, I am not too tech savvy. I just had some tech support in. They advise a new computer which I agree with because mine is quite old now. He told me sales are usually in May so I may have to hit the stores then 🙂
So adorable. Amazing the size difference in the Suffolk pen! Wow they grow fast. Im wondering if you can talk about tail docking. Why we do it in North America, why they don't in some countries (maybe it's too controversial, if so don't) I know we do it for health reasons, and if i get some sheep I'll do it too. Im on Cape Breton Island, but lived most of my life in Ontario. Im really enjoying your daily videos.
Thanks. It is a topic we have talked about quite a lot because so many people in different countries do things differently. Stay tuned and I will make sure to discuss this in an upcoming video 🙂
Here in Wales (UK) it depends on the breed whether their tails are docked or not. Most breeds are (for hygiene reasons) but some hill breeds are left. I think the reason is that they live in harsh conditions on the hills and are not intensively reared.
There sure are some beauties in the group of newborns! How is the little gal with the “sloppy” back legs? 2:00 Has she improved? I think it’s great the ewes are throwing singles and twins for the most part. Easier on both ewes and lambs, imo. 🐑 It was so good seeing Buddy! He’s a cutie walking over the ice with his tail up. Where is Tommy these days? Seems Scotty has taken over his barn 😁🐈 The Suffolk lambs are definitely growing into gorgeous, sturdy youths. Amazing how quick that happens! 🐑💛
Yes, so far this is our best lambing ever. Lots of nice healthy lambs, hardly any triplets or bottle babies, plus a slow yet steady pace. More drawn out but healthier for all involved. All lambs are doing well. No issues. Now, let's knock on wood!!😁
Other than the lambs being born, the walk of fame is my favourite. I know you didn’t but it sounded a bit like, “the ewes have passed the drug test.” 😂😂😂 Hope you are getting some rest.
Hi. Just came across your channel. Ironic that we named our farm Ewetopia Farm as well about 35 years ago. We are in the Southern Fingerlakes area of New York State. Have down sized considerably to 18 ewes now. Lambs due in April. Nice channel. Blessings.
@@EwetopiaFarmsno. No alpacas. Know some folks around the area though. I live on the same farm where I grew up. My parents had Suffolk sheep. I bought the flock with the farm and had Suffolk as well for years. Finally switched over to North country for easier lambing
Morning. Please stay safe and warm
Thank you for showing so many of the lamb races! It just makes me giggle every time! No matter how many times I see them they make this old woman’s heart so glad. 🤟❤️👏
We see them all the time and they never get boring!😁
❤❤❤Love😂the Races😮Lynn🎉😅sorry 😂
Yes, they are the best!🙂
Good morning!
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Good morning!
Love the lamb races.
Love watching those lambs! 🥰
Good morning from frozen Tennessee becareful of your knee on the ice .Arnie getting pretty good at filming such beautiful lambs.
Oh great warning re: knee and ice!
The lambs all seem to be enjoying the open space to run! Macie is such a sweetheart!! Bottle babies are added work but the personalities they develop are priceless!😊🐑 Kammie is such a good mother and her lamb is adorable!!! Thanks so much for sharing and stay safe!!🙏❤
When you just have one bottle baby, they are really no work at all 😁🥰
Good evening Arnie and Lynn. Aww. Good to see Buddy. The Dorset lambs look like they have fluffy socks on. Oh sorry about your computer problems. Maizey gets so excited when the bottle comes. Her brother is cute two. Arnie is getting good at the shaking of the hay bale. Got yo love Cammie and her son who is quite handsome. Boy the pigeons are hitting the grain buckets hard. Love the walk of fame for the ladies who all look so proud. Maizey says she is special and you love me. Phew. Job well done. Blessings. Big big hugs to you both. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😉😉😉❤️❤️❤️
Big hugs to you too 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lots and lots of quality lambs. So cute
Thanks 🥰
love seeing the lamb races!
Lynn, have you seen Mr. and Mrs. Raven lately? I figured since lambing was in full swing, they would be skulking around looking for pickings in the manure pile? I love it, you have sheep, ravens and cats, all my favorite animals to watch and learn from, i love to watch all nature, but this is the best classroom to learn from!🥰🤔
Actually, Mr Raven was in the barn this morning looking for pigeon eggs!🙂
@@EwetopiaFarms Woah, well he will hopefully keep the pigeons population under control for you, as well as i know they kill and eat mice and rats too, or anything that hawks have killed and left as carrion.
Yes, our two are very smart and are constantly looking for eggs and afterbirths @@scootytamra
@@EwetopiaFarms I agree, they are smart to the point of problem solving and they can even reconize people's face too.
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Good morning Lynn and Arnie. I know Arnie can build anything. So I was thinking a lamb cart would be great for moving them to the coveralls. It could be pushed or pulled may help. Blessings.
I think they did that once when it was too slippery. Not sure though, and I don’t remember what they used.
Sometimes they use the trailer, but it’s soo big.
We move ten ewes and lambs at a time. Walking works best when weather permits. Now, our trailer works best. You will see that shortly 🙂
Seems like you need a new Jordan ram to make more great mamas like you already have! ❤
We tried but it hasn't been working out. We need RR and have had a hard time getting one from them
@@EwetopiaFarms I’m sure they genotype. I think QR or better is sufficient. I hope you’ll get your new stud this year. When I visited them in Fall they some BEAUTIFUL fellows.
We are only buying RRs from now on. We will see what is on offer this year. We have lots of Suffolk rams. We really need a good Aussie or NZ Dorset line ram@@CityandCountrySouthdowns
Wow that weather looks brutal!we just finally had some snow, with temps nearing ten below zero Fahrenheit this past couple of weeks -it’s been an unusual winter.
It sounds like you need more storage for your computer. You can get an external solid state drive (usb or an SD card) to add storage, then you change where files are kept in the system (or have a tech set it up for you). Prices have dropped a lot-you can get 2 terabytes for around $100 USD
Yes, like I have mentioned, I am not too tech savvy. I just had some tech support in. They advise a new computer which I agree with because mine is quite old now. He told me sales are usually in May so I may have to hit the stores then 🙂
So adorable. Amazing the size difference in the Suffolk pen! Wow they grow fast.
Im wondering if you can talk about tail docking. Why we do it in North America, why they don't in some countries (maybe it's too controversial, if so don't) I know we do it for health reasons, and if i get some sheep I'll do it too.
Im on Cape Breton Island, but lived most of my life in Ontario.
Im really enjoying your daily videos.
Thanks. It is a topic we have talked about quite a lot because so many people in different countries do things differently. Stay tuned and I will make sure to discuss this in an upcoming video 🙂
Here in Wales (UK) it depends on the breed whether their tails are docked or not. Most breeds are (for hygiene reasons) but some hill breeds are left. I think the reason is that they live in harsh conditions on the hills and are not intensively reared.
There sure are some beauties in the group of newborns! How is the little gal with the “sloppy” back legs? 2:00 Has she improved? I think it’s great the ewes are throwing singles and twins for the most part. Easier on both ewes and lambs, imo. 🐑 It was so good seeing Buddy! He’s a cutie walking over the ice with his tail up. Where is Tommy these days? Seems Scotty has taken over his barn 😁🐈 The Suffolk lambs are definitely growing into gorgeous, sturdy youths. Amazing how quick that happens! 🐑💛
Yes, so far this is our best lambing ever. Lots of nice healthy lambs, hardly any triplets or bottle babies, plus a slow yet steady pace. More drawn out but healthier for all involved. All lambs are doing well. No issues. Now, let's knock on wood!!😁
Tommy is still here
Good to hear about Tommy, Lynn. And I’ll be knocking on wood the lambs all come in healthy! 🐑🥰
Other than the lambs being born, the walk of fame is my favourite.
I know you didn’t but it sounded a bit like, “the ewes have passed the drug test.” 😂😂😂
Hope you are getting some rest.
Pretty sure it was a deliberate pun!
🤣🤣🤣 I'm sure they would pass a drug test too!😆😆
@alisoncummins2726 no, it did say jug test but I guess could've sounded like drug test 😆
@@EwetopiaFarms Yes, I knew it was jug test-I just thought it was a joke.
Hi. Just came across your channel. Ironic that we named our farm Ewetopia Farm as well about 35 years ago. We are in the Southern Fingerlakes area of New York State. Have down sized considerably to 18 ewes now. Lambs due in April. Nice channel. Blessings.
Do you have alpacas too? The only other Ewetopia I have heard of had alpacas 🙂. Good luck on lambing and hope you enjoy Ewetopia Farms 😁
@@EwetopiaFarmsno. No alpacas. Know some folks around the area though. I live on the same farm where I grew up. My parents had Suffolk sheep. I bought the flock with the farm and had Suffolk as well for years. Finally switched over to North country for easier lambing
wood ash is the best and chepest to put on ice